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Senator to d g ^ i of Massachusetts, rolled up forty! ■ UV>L • _ thousand m ajority over Joseph \Valker; Poindexter, Washington, i — » t u t --------- a opponent over;three thousand; former Governor r,» ■. _ J e Blease, o f South Carolina, was defeated for the Democratic ,1 Concerted Effort by Slrlk- IN THE EVENT THAT TURKEY nomination b y Thomas G. McLeod, in a bitter .contest. ere to Cripple Nation b .... . • CARRIES’ WAR TO THE .■ * *i - i- i M ■ i .... ■ 1 ’ ■ Transportation BALKANS v p m G A € a > S 6 M 'M 9 w AND RUMANIA . R tYING TO • ;•*■ Dr TB» * Bp , CHICAGO ‘ joremiucnt • Imminent injunctions >liOwijr shopmen cohtinued f judge Wilkerwn whiler tbf ti polity - -fcomiilftee *■** fonifi with prospects «| ^ •aiar » vote todsy odJth»;J fir ending the strike oni ii«b*iisof separate aipreementa. fla re SO N V 1L L E L A S T . . . N IG H T ‘ v */f> & ' _ ^ MILE SIX i ■■t Creek and Several . Arrested Allege . Strikei gzXI a- • (By Tk« A «w t«)«4 res—> JACKSONVILLE, Sept. lS ^ A d d l* t ional atreats and rigid in vestigation !^ by the sheriff*! office it - U .believed will disclose not only the-actual per,r petratora but plotters who at^ertpted . to dynamite the trestle over 8lx:MUe CVieek on the Atlantic Coast' Lihe'f/ear' * here last night. Otis Norton, said^b# be a striker of tho 8eaboard Shop here, was arrested early today In.con- ■ nectlon with tho alleged crime. A®-., other arrest was expected during-;th« . day bridging the total to four. Chas. Goosby arid K Pearson “were arrested last night at the scecn after Depbtg, Shackleford and associates had e x - : tlnguished the lighted fuse and fqu gh t' a pitched bntlo with tho alleged dynamltera. A T E N fl Newa •1 Athena shy**’ it has . r * W . f e e b l y Informed that-tod Jugo­ - ' ' '/ slavian •and Rumanian governments evidenced without equivocation their W * V, intention of aiding Greece in ' evtqt 61 * Balkan* conflict'. Serbian 1troop s Dentocrate Will Fight The Bill as Menace to the are beln£ mobilized and moved'.ln the r~~ Low Cost o f Living . . , direction o f Uskub (Knoplle). * » •«**>£« «T* Am m tatr* I’ rtM) iar HABEAS c o rpus asked CHICAGO, ScpL 13.— With more WASHINGTON, Sept. 13^-Th# ed- to do so as- tho fl rat* to accord'agri­ Um 20,000 affidavits charging1. a$- •*) FOR iMIAMf MtlHHfcAER' ministration tariff bill In the from in culture n proper measure or protec­ . i : 8AY»11E ^ I L L DIB units by strikers and strike' *ympawhich it will becometiTtkw, probably tion and ss necessary to protect both V tkixm on railroad 'worker* in every before October I, was made pubflw to­ industry and labor In the present ab­ (n r Tke-AMsetste* rsH *l I* section of the country, tho governMIAMI, 8ept. 13.—Hearing of hab day with tho presentation of thO c©rt- normal world economic situation and 1 sent yesterday launched Ita endeavor aas'corpuA proceedings brought,to so- I^__ ' cn ce repprt to tha bouse. Many, of more particularly from 'disastrous iji show1concerted effort by tho strikCuro the release from Jail o f Edgar, tho rataa proposed by the senato were competition from the low cost produc­ fc* shop crafts to Interfere wjth in­ Frady, of Chleigb, charged with the reduced by the Republican confe.reei tions countries In Central Europe and MICHAEL COLLINS traffic by driving railroad founder o f bis Wife, Dorothy Frady, bub the experts estimated that the tbe Orient. Who before his ass*»sin«ti°n was JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 13— A par­ fBiployr* front their work. Chief fighting points In the bill thus the moat potent factor in. thc riso to wore resumed today before >Commis­ level of its duties wan only slightly ty of deputy sheriffs surprised four Over ruling the objection* of- attorfnr have been the toool, sugar Snd sioner Clemons, Dr. F. O.'Allen, per­ below the levels of those in tho fam­ freedom of Che Irish FreA State. He men whom they claim were attempt- , ; uys for II M Jewell and John Scottf sonal physicist^ to Frady, testified ous Payne Afdrich act, ihc last Re­ dye duties, nil of which were reduced Is shown in his uniform of Command­ iog to dynamite the Atlantic Cdfutt' tbe strike lenders, Fedoral Judge Wil- that In his opinion, he may die. Tho publican protective tariff,. some in conference .and thc so-called er-in-chief of the National forces. Line railroad bridge over -Six 'MB* kwn admitted the affidavit* in evl- stale concluded1evidenco Saturday. Basing their calculation’ on the flexible tariff provision giving , tho Creek, near here, last night, and afdtnre f»r the tie being at least; in the present volume of import tradh,.tta*> president broad authority over tariffs. Itcr a pistol battle two mtn were cap^ hearing on the government's bill for ury oxperta figured that the bUl would Under this proposal as finally per­ Turvd. t i temporary injunction against some yield an annual government revenue fected in conference, the executive One. man taken shot in the head % ■ | 2<0 shop . rafts officials . and their of |400,000,000. This would bo ff4 r would have the power to Increaso or and was dwlirious when brought.to. |Rj|0ower>. , . decrease rates B0 per cent. Should 000,000 more than was received dur­ tho city. Thc second man nrreaiad ? Tbr court likewise deferred for the ing the last fiscal year through the such Increase prove insufficient to gave his name as E. E. Pearson. • k present, argument on the defense mo* protect American industry, the presi combined operation of the Democratic Two men cacuped into an adjacent;, c| lion for modification of the tempo Underwood law and-tho Republican dent could declare Americnn vnlun swamp, but thc deputies believe that . »ry restraining order now In',force. emergency tariff act, both of which tion but no rate in the bill could be CONTINUES SOME FAVORABLE one o f, them waa pounded and thaL * nM ,hi“ th" Kovcrnmont's con- AND WJLL^ » THROUGH WALL will bo supplanted by1this bill trotfftd- increased on that valuation, although PROGRESS TOWARD they have him cornered. /• the dominant purpose iately after it is signed by tha pi-cai- n decrease to fifty percent would bo . iNTHIRTY-HIX RECOVERY According to Deputy Sheriff Rob­ ■ the alleged •-nispiracy ia tho deatrucpossible. As the flexible section was dent. • HOURS ert Shackleford, in charge of',...tk# Uon of nit, rstate traffic; would bo a Final action on the measure by the approved by the senate, American (Hr Tfcy rr*~J valuation could have been used only vital factor in determining whether house tomorrow was the plan o f lesdW a s h i n g t o n , sept. 13.— indica­ deputies force, information had been ‘ (D r Th* A»»*eu«*a PrfMl ! the uniuh* were entitled to any modi* in the case of coai tar dyes, synthetic JACKSON, Calif., Sept. 13.—ftos- ers under an agreement made today tions nt the^Whtte Housp early today received that an attempt to wrack tha > -fication in the order and directed the cuo partfea reaumod frantic efforts to for. only four hours of general de­ chemicals arid explosives* . was that Wra. Mi's. Harding was continu­ bridge would bo made last night Hit. Tho sonate provision thnt tho flex ing to show the same favorable (ifoi fore© which lay In wait conalttod e£ m*' townim-iK t« proceed with the evl» roach* forty-seven men entombed for bate with a vote to fo!\ow Immediate ^‘ ' drncr on whuh it expects to prove fourteen days in the Argonaut gold |y. The hill will then go to the sen ible tariff should remain in operation gress toward recovery which brought flvo deputies. Two. men were pieced tlut claim . mine. (Jfficlala predicted the bar­ nto where debate of a week or more only until July 1, 1924, win stricken cxpresnivqa, o,f confidence from at­ ot each end of the bridge while twocjj 0 The v.ilu,, is evidence of the affl* riers would be broken within thirty^ Is expected to proceed the final vote. out of the bill, and the so-cnlled scien­ tending phyniclnn* yesterday thnt the took up positions in underbrush along 1 danta * p, assaulted by the Discussion in both the house und tific tariff provision, providing for crisis of her illness had Been passed. the track approaching thp bridge. An X hours. It ia believed some of thu *. atnki-r* inke sympathizers, or. miners are still alive. somite, but -more particularly in the investigations and reports by tho The. question of an operation was no automobile containing the fo u r men, drove up, according to Shacklefdrd and - ' affidavit. I public or railroad offic­ latter will be tho fore nlnner of that tnriff commission, as well ns those longer under consideration today. ty UU cUir|nii e knowledge of auch aadesigned to prevent discrimination three men alighted and walked to th* to be heard over the country before GROUP OF SHOPMENagainst _ American commerce and ttulU, w nK vigoroualy opposed by 1 the November elections a« tho bill U WASHINGTON. Sept 13—The con­ bridge Midi* the fourth' rerntlnMI In ORGANIZE SEPARATE trado .were retained. * . DonilH |{ Rirhlmrg and Frank Mul* certain to Gecomo one of tha chief iadition of Mrs. Harding was such last the car. The three men, under tur*\*. UNIONS AT SAVANNAn The conforees also approved retal- night that the official bulletin issued, veillance all the time, 8h»cHaford laid kolUnd, ntt •rneys for Mr. Jewell and sues in tho congressional and sena­ Mr. Sr,,ti They fought their, ibtro* • • 1 1 • - bored three holes In cross ties o f the torial Campaigns. Democrats will atory provisions, in some cases aimed at 7:30 o’clock stated• that *(I»r The A•■octal** Pxvaa). "unlesa P * doction aml •ntered a •general '.ObjecSAVANNAH, Gn-, Sept1- 18.-D oe- continue tHelr attacks An the measure principally against Canada *nd affect­ unforsecn exacerbations arise all con bridge and then placed In oach sticks i• / • tion u> all »f them that thd gOvnnf- Xates from the Central. o f Georgia as one certain tb lnereake the cost of ing Portland cement, common house aultants fee),that tho immediate cris of dynamite. w Wit «) (ITM.I ahopa at Maton,. Albany, Colnmbha, living by scvoral billions of dollars a brick, bituminous and anthracite coal, ia of thc case has been passed." This At this junCtUfa -they wore challang-; I. Thr aff.,1•lovits, they declared, are Cedactown and Savannah in«t hero year and as encouraging the continua­ all o f which arc on the free list, and statement was made after confidence ed by the deputies and opened fir*. automobiles, motorcycles and bicycles. (l the l.. t nly secondary evidence, Monday and organlxed two aaparate tion of wpr prices. had (>«)n expressed during tho day by The-, deputies returned the fire end Few changes were made in the free an<l th( > fa ■. they added, to ahoirany nnimia—the Oentrnl of Georgia car- ' Republican proponents of the tariff attending physicians aa chr condition succeeded in taking two men. eennexti„•in between their clientdtjAnd m e^ yrtvn iju itlon arid thd Oentral o f hare defended it and plan to continue list aa approved by the senate. The deputies say they know th* continued to Improve that the crisis ‘he perpoimtors of the acta of-violence Goorgia^Twial /trades .organixatlon. name* of the two men who escaped. had payseil. Definite announcement' Wmplaincl uf. • ., ; li The organizations which will not PS wst made late in trie day fo r the first *V A few Isnlntcd acta o f rlolehTe ■rtitiw a W iflnhe American Federa­ . time that no operation Vrould be neces­ BODIES'ARB FOUND FROM OVERTURNED BOAT Uaonk* too.ooo mon on atrike are In* tion o f Labor,^ will take tho place.o f sary at present • •imificant m thcmaelvea, Mr.’ Rich* the old. ahopmen’a union Which went ' ' CAPSIZED'LAST NI01 Dr. Charles Mayd, of Rochester, on atrike July. 1, according to organo*rf declared. . Minn., who arrived' In Washington J : , »a > • (By T>* Aww IsIrS .h “They would occur oven In an dtmy •* Sunday to consult with Brigadier .NORFOLK, Va., Sept, mder military diaclplmi.^/'h* ^ ' ' ' General Syfger, White House physic­ bodies of F. T. Ayers and a ma£ •ml an army of 400,000 pnan would*of the assault Wffldavita* when Judge ian, and others on Ihe’ sVrtgery aspect •Wr* to haw courta m artini'to deal| WHkdfton cited, the decision of ,tho LOOKS L IR E LADIES DEPART- PRESENTED' TO H b U S E ’.TOD^Y of the case, left for home yesterday llev'ed to be W. W.’ Forrest, wjnwjkWj covered last night in the cabin BY CHAIRMAN with ,Ufh yet the eZiatenc^ of'llHhdls 8u^Wal.<tourt,ln the'Chicago • MBNT OF THE KU afternoon, and pr. Carl W. Sawyer after launch fouled tow llne,El| . FORDNEY *fn'y could not be ctllfMl f cOhr ahd^ Wllmtilgtort‘ coal case,'pointing - KLUX K LAN also left Washington last night. Dr. river here. Third man, A I . •auso of those scattered af- out that the court bad held it^was un John M. T. Finney, John Hopkins Un­ Turner, engineer of launch, bSl - '' ' - r* . -+•• (Dr The AM**Ut*e P r»ui A&ium rt'tbr (he pfosecbtion’ to prove >t*a iversity specialist, who participated lost. WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—A con­ r . -. wSrd la furth; - FORT^WORTH, Texas, Sept. 1 3 .,,c chara<-tori red tha govaramanfa apy writUn .AT in corisulUtlon, already had returned ference report on thc soldiers' bonus l^cnr, a, ,,oinR «maybe' half trne'’ Jerance « Mrs. fr I. 6 0.! ,Tatum, 44, U feported In a to'Baltimore, leaving Dr. C. E. Saw­ MIAMIANS VOTE BOND ‘ i serious widitfon today m the result bill presented in Jhe ho\)so today by fnd dcnil"1 «he interference cOrititti^d1mere Chairman Fordney of the House taan- yer, Dr. George Harding, Jr., o f Co­ : ISSUE OF II, agera. Ubaders plan to call U up to-' lumbus,'the president’s'brother, and morrow vtith hope of. final action dur­ Dr. Joel T.' Boon, medical officer on MIAMI, S ept 13.—On^ mill the'Mayflower, the presidential yacht, hundred and ninety thousand ■ ing the day. ... ’ In attendance at l i e patient'* bed- worth o f ,pubUc improvements , MRS. HARDING IS IMPROVED, OUT OF DANGER DIGGING LADIES ORGANIZE CONFERENCE ;. 0N . ; ; ' “INVISIBLE EYE” SOLDI tBONUS W A S H ONE *olicitor gencrkl,' Vead , __ slob jvherif Mr. ;. „«« affidavits-tdling! Iuf-assaults fcf d iiei^ lh is‘Oourt's ^ttAitlott 4o an ar----br*l“ urt And, anwHinc*! ti^lc In a-ph|caro) ri^wapaper, puruld continue th* readin g.M »y. portjGig,to com e from Attorney Oon-; J " nleM an agreement U rttfbpid V k r t fV & t fo r t y ’a office ‘in d f i l i n g D BY FIRE. *%* M irT lthc ■,n,*«ntatidn, tW govern-' fprth aomauof tha. things which . tha OHI YOU OBITf i J°ld ^ * 8A h k 4 d a l ^ | ^ i W * f M o l ^ thd'IWk- ^ e*<1 ' nto, the record of i, slmUrfr1 art. s CrtrfsctatUltrf'dit «■ ^ " v n e e . in every state and oh «V- “ criaHnAil^DbNw^Mfi'Atchberg daUTE, Indiana, Bept. 11 ^ .P jn clp a l raDroid Una. in tha hw M ad^drtoW 'lffhdthdr lt-wrt* au^ — Damage estimated at a miUlon be­ lieved to have been * cabled by fin SSL i * • . • thorized by the attorney general. - - WUnlsy „ eifhibltanriniWk from Mr. Daoghorty. who waa not feel: which thli morning practically d*M affidavit of tar * inroad * •frsphs sttach ^ tiB g i, at .tt» with au ,, 2 * ^ 1 rock th Lv^ b,m»H0<u of their ■id®. ‘ . LAWN TENNIS MATCH HOLDS WORLD'S GAZE PLAYING AT GERMANTOWN NEW ENGLAND COtTON ______________ -~ * MILLS RAISE WAGES % ' I V--. ♦t” (tty The Awwejetee P rn .) ' PHILADELPHIA, . Sept. 18<-The PROVIDENCE. R- I*» &PL fourth round matches, fight in num­ Wage increases which it la understood ber, National Lawn Tennis Singled Win erase the 20 per cent cut of last Champlonehlp Tournament on courta January were, s^mouneed today- by at Germantown Cricket Club,'Yield.at­ some of the‘ largest cotton manufactention of the tennis wdrld today. .turiojr Industries in -Rhode Island, In­ Rain prevented ‘ play - yapterday. ^ ''1 i**v * » • cluding1Goddard Brothers, B. B. and carried at yesterday’s special ele 3200,000 worth were defeated. Tho school bond project waa riad by a.Vote o f 1,913 to 360. volved a apm o f |C90,000. The ml doltag road bond issue went o 838 to M2. The fZOOJKKXfaii' | proposition wivs.beaten, 1,147 to ^ This was second election three projects, all having been a tw special ial election last June I refused validation In litigation, R: X. Khlght, Inc., ..Interlaken com-’ followed on the ground that the pany anj THrwpton company. . Cot­ * f y books instead o f Ute.i JOMB tion books,were used and many.] HO JANBIRd ton menufadutert, While declaring sbns were kept from votlr that conditions In the eottoh; goods matVet did not Justify au increase In the paj^ of operatives, said that, tha action df mills In Massachusetts and ..................... tpt* Man who dropped dead on northern New England In rtrtoring Ing the price o f tha old. wage scale had forced thebr , ■ Ta i • a m u .. •1 .* » • ( * . ' : I'L'i ■■. . ' �tu esda * w • W . - i 1 • - , ' >r ^ ^ -r , ' - 1 ^ “P A Y YO U R SELF FIRST” • “ . >»'| , Mr. and Mm. W. A. TIHia And chil-1 drwi ate ipending a n n l VM ki At Coronado Beach. . W e pay 4 % Interest oh Savings Accounts to to to to to . to . to. The-person who does not know how to team by their mistakes, turns the best Schoolmas­ ter out o f his life. ■ - - *• 1 " t o - to to 1 - t o n ig h t W illiam Farm® . Carbine Stanford o f Tampa in tb« Attractive hotue guest of Martha FittA to at her home on Union Ave, Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Fitts end son, BUlis, motored to Gainesville yestsr-j day, where Billie will attend tbs Unl-j v e rity . • , Slipped a cog last night when we were not looking and tho old bulb went above 00 on the max a^ain. It is fine westher, however,' and the'nights are delightful and We have no kick coming • on the weatheh 6:49 A. M., SEPT. 12, 1922 Maximum ____ Mr. And Mra. Kelly, Alice, Mnrgar to et and Charles Kelly; o f Tampa, are to ▼ialtlng Mrs. J. M. Moyo Ulis tvtck: to ‘ • • •.•--------•; • to C. S. titagg, of Mascott, Pla^ form ­ to Mr. Famum’e great erly a resident of SanfoVd andOasUL to A story of « man i aoperlntendent o f othr Sunday to Ant career to expose the O.V..1 . J an __1 1_ \ and __ I faithful *•'School .and active . t o a prince. Also William Mallem left yeaterday for! to to worker in the church,, la Visiting his Ion Charles. 'W e are glad to welcome Gainesville where he will enter ibe to him.. ' University o f Florida. ' \ V '. |im Minimum__.... C a l e n d a r S a v i n g s ;• ^ Range ...... *i ,,. ■ Mr .and Mrs. S. O. Chase and son, Barometer ___ 30.02 to - Mrs. J. M. Moyc and fam ily have a * - - ■■ S a n k ■■ ■■ Frank, returned'home yesterday fjopi Rain ................. . .16 to leturned from Daytona Be^ch. • , . an extonded trip west, going aa far as Calm and clear. •• to ■. • . • - • ,\ California to Our folks are returning'how every to to to day, making ua glad fo r wo are a n x -1 Teaches “Pay Yourself First1 ■ R, H. Rennick of Jacksonville U ~ ious for our membere “ in ' Sunday spending two weeks here with his to increase. J. C. Hutchinson,i, manager o f the school . • ♦* * • * . , wife, st the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., left to­ •’ ---------. . Arthur Manhali. . , ... day for a month's visit to the northern Mr*. Sam W. Bradford, who was ■ it nas been suggested thT markets and will take in New York, operated, on at Orlando some*days ago your pocketbooks for "ki4 » Mr. Herman Stfeele will leave Wed­ Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Cin­ returned to Sanford Monday. Her llko Ice cream cones and ( nesday for West vpalm Beach, where cinnati, Chicago and others enroute. many friends rejoice in her speedy re­ suckers and then again this he will Join his wife and faprify and covery. -• , , • ’ crowd haa undertaken to n STRENGTH PROG SERVICE mflney to- buy the carpet f J. G. Michaels has returned to San­ church and proceeds of this ; Prayer meeting Wednesday night ford after -spending the summer in Gray Rush and Kendrick Gnei for that so do ail you can to 1 at 8 o'clock. The women are vielng o f Orlando were in the city today ___... . ’ com­ Jacksonville in the offices o f the Por> worthy cause. with the men ad-to whom qan have ing up to vialt the Rotary Club. .They tcr-Judy-Dutton Co., and will be'with The Polk Company of- Indinapolia, also inspected the country dub ‘ and the same firm here in" Banford. His the largest number in attendance. Dr. Ind., and Miami, Fla., U Installing golf links, while here and pronounced many friends are giad^to tee Mike Walker haa requested us to have 400 PIPE ORGAN CLUB machinery in the Florida Fruits Pro­ bnck home again. . ’ * present. Let us ndt fall abort,of that. them pefrfect.' J 1“ . ducts Co. buildlpg in- Haines City, It means much* to* ouk Church. •The Pipe Ofgan Club held i In Polk county, where thoy will can Mr. and Mra. J. H. Wendler and lltintereating meeting on Mond ____ Mr. II. A. Sacks from New York, the hearts o f grapefruit- The" follow­ tlo daughter of Orlando were l**the SundayL School Workers’ Council is neon at the home of Mrs. Fjtridm was in the city last week. . He repre­ Ing definition of the hearts of grape­ city yeaterday on a business trip. Mr. sents nine wall paper factories and called to meet Thursday night at the Park ave. Many matters oi lat fruit is given on the label which is to i Wendler is publishing the Feathered t o Classified Ads 6c e line. No sold to Sanford Paint and Wall Paper home of Mrs. Jno. D. Jinktna, 300 were taken care of, null plan, to _ .a d taken for less then 26c. be pasted on each can. “ Hearts of Warrior, a magazine for the interests <o. 7,000 rolls, of wall paper for im- 'French avenue,. If.you are a teacher for.a most profitable tlub year, grapefruit are tho sections of grape­ o f game chickcna and fa having It to and positively no classified medinte shipment He says Mr. Halv­ or officer, reserve that date. Matters being tho day for election of to ads charged to anyone. Cash fruit cut from the Opened fruit and printed at the Herald Printing Co., ,| erson is the hardest man to sell wall of great importance to come before tho following were elected: “to must accompany all orders, free of the surrounding bitter mem­ p la n t' " •- , . . • President, Mrs. Schello M»ln*». thia meeting: paper to In the state o f Florida, owing brane." to Cenfet five word* to a line .Vice-President, Mrs. Estredj*. to the fact that he is a decorator and to and remit accordingly. Louis Shipp has boon appointed cir­ S ecretly , Mrs. Forest GstcbtL selccta nothing but the best coloring FLORIDA’S SENATORS Dr. Walker’s "Scrap Iron" class is culation manager of The Daily Herald Treasurer, Mra. Hall. from the cehapest to the highest price growing steadily^ in ta ct is the largest PUSH THROUGH BILLS and will have full chaYgd bf tho deAfter the close of the business m-| paper. He understands the wall pa­ men’s class in the atabe^of Florida at IMPORTANT TO STAT r] * " " w,h, i “ " cn tt** 0f tho • ......................... partment in the future. If .you fail to per business from A to Z. Mr. Sacks ■ion, the! hostess served a most FOR SALE 148 ious snlad course. WASHINGTON, ( S o ,,. . * - * , . , " " 7 . 1Z S t FOR SALE­ •Ijite 1021 model Ford nounoomcn . . . m.do h .ro t o d ., thrt olock. .( .o r that c.M -owl. . . phono , , , , , „ nd „ M „ would br h„ tho .tton d.n co boon bolow Club members present were: Mt*-I touring car. Fine condition. Chanccy Son.tor. Motohor .h,l 1 r.lnmoll h .d 3.0-W on,I toll hm, .l„ u t It ond h .; „ , . r . boforo It won.......... . ,^ on d tho 70 m.rk «nd tbo.o t » o Sun.U,. dames Schollc Mnlnrs, A M PhlUin Wilson. 144-3tp .iucceede<| in having considered and wdU oo that you ro o o „. your p.por .1 J,.,k.on „7lo whtn Dr. W,|k„ „ i . Ray, Methvine, Volie Wdlmmi, F?)ir SALE— Complete wireless re­ passed hy the senate a number of bills K«tridn,l his'vacation. Let the good work go Farrel, Forest Gntch<4. ceiving set, aerial and instruction of particular im|>ortance to Florida. Hall. Rynn and Miss Mnrth* Foi. . . . ,, , i Thc I-«die» of the Presbyteriun1 on. hook. Only $2<) HOI Palmetto Ave­ They are as follows: k AU members are urged to atteadl A postcard from H. P. Smith of the .hurch will hold their annual bazaar nue. 144-3tc (,ranting to the city of St. Andrews I copies Baqk who is sojourning in Friday and Saturday,’ December' 1st the next, meeting, Monday. Sept. IS,] Big time Friday night, Miss Ruth _____ _ lake and 2nd. 1922. FOR SALE—Very fine Jersey row.— the right to remove sholls, sand and New 1 ork shows one- of the big m 2tc Hand, president of the Epworth which will be in the nature of * I gravel from certain public lands fo r 1steamers whiplf preskges that he and . Mrs. L. H. Jones, P. O. Box 343. zarr Shower," nt the home of Mril League will entertain the League at * 144-3tp road building purposes. Granting cer­ Dr. Puleston and Robert Deane n ro,t See E. Stafford and get your |own her home,'West Sanford, Friday ilight Leslie Bryan in Osteen. HEMSTITCHING and Picoting at­ tain lands to Escambia county for a probably contemplnflng a trip from |tots in Lake Monroe and build hduses , nt 8 o’clock in tho way o f a "Kid PnrPrize . Buffalo to Cleveland or Detroit orlthat urtli ................... T " Y T ’ “ V “ “ *v,u *"ar'| l'r ix « Waltz, W alt*, Vnudcvillc, Vnudevlllc Lake] tachment, fits all sowing machines, public park. 2m some utiwr seaport. J c k ily for him U h° yc“ r on,y kL ds up to tho °f R? ‘ n'. 'M a r y Casino, Wednesday, Validating and confirming a certain Price $2. Checks 10c extrn. Lights indemnity school land section. To he did not invite us up or tell what a ^ ! v . _ . i m m “ ■ ■ < ■ ■ — — ........... . ...................... Mall Order House, Box 127, Birming­ ham, Ain. 143-6tp provide for the refund of entrance and M H iiin u n n iiin iim ia n m iH iin iH m iM iiH n u iiu m iim n clearnnc** fees erroneously collected m \ s a l f ; rm r e n t - p inno in good by the customs authorities_at Key J. S. WilHOn has opened a salesro*om condition. Phone 103-J or address j West from the Peninsular and Occi in the Smith building nt the foot o f 2 Sanford’s New Store------------------------------------- --------------------- 1------Box 862. 142-Otp _ dental Steamship Company. To grant First street and will handle the Reo FORDS, Huirks, Oldsmohilen, Oakik. arid confirm to tho senate of Florida cars and Kpcedwagons exclusively.' lands, Dodge, Cole ft, OvorlnnidrTTTfle in and to Section 10 within tho “ Pop" is nn enthusiast on the R eo1 Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These exterior limits o fthe Everglades. For, c’nr" having boon a Reo owner for cars are lute models, and have been re­ the- relief of Emma Lnmec. For the man, ----- , — - says that „he „ has an ■ many years, and finished, making them very desirable reift'f of fhe trustees of the estate o f , attractive proposition to mate L — nny--is cars to prospective buyers, and tho the Hillsboro Dredging Company. For onp wanting n enr or a speedwngon. speed' .. ■ 10 Stores in GeorgiaStore in Florida i l prices nre right, with easy terms. 6 the relief of A. L. Grnmbling. For the, Me will slart nn advertising campnign -------------------------- S and 7 passengers.— B. & O. Motor Co. relief of H. B. Stout. Amendments in n few dnys nnd let tho wtirld know 209 Park Ave., Sanford, Flo. Distrih- vffered by Senator Fletcher to the bill “ bout his plans for judltn ItVOH utors for llupmobile and I^ixington «»f Indian wnr paymenrs to include --------- S cars. “ We carry the ports.” |veteran* and widows of veterans. Al B. T. Corey is in the city for a few 140-tfc I several amendments to the river 'lays, coming from Cnlifocnia to disand harbors bill providing surveys. pose o f his Sanford property, country FOlt' SALE— 70 acres, near Enter­ .**•*-*•** * ’. . . • and city. Mr. Corey was a resident of prise Junction, good trucking and •ATTENTION u Sanford for many years but ha* left . % fam ing land. Will sell, part cash, SEPTEM BER 13, 14,15 A N D 16TH A kid party at Mrs. Wnltor Hand’s yg for the seductive wllcji of Calibalance on easy terms^—B. Stafford, Friday night. Meet at M. E. church, Lake'Monroe, Fl» 119-tfc 7:30. Everybody come nnd he a kid’ fornin where he is connected with tho Sea with us. \ iLT-Stp the Southern Pacific Railway. Mr. 96-tfe Corey is a guest of the Montezuma Hotel, where he will be glad to see his many friends and anyone inter­ ested in real estate. * Phone 127 [OUR F A L L TAILORING DISPLAY]| Wednesday, Thursday, Friday^and Saturday W ANTED WANTED—All kids under 80 years of age to meet at the M. p. church Friday night at 7:30. Icc cream, lem­ onade, candy, surprises of all kinds. Benefit of the “carpet fund." 144-3tp WANTED—Colored girl, 407 Myrtle WANTED—t o purchase residence in Sanford, under $3,000, What have you to offer. Address P. O. Box 217. . 142-3tp FARMERS— 1 have quits a few celery bed frames on hand for imme delivVtf.^H: TTPaco! lOlTtfc FOR R EN T A 9TROUT BARGAIN in Celery Land 20 minutes drive to Sanford postofficc. 6 acres tiled, flowing well. This land is well drained, in first class con­ dition.' New tiling, all stop boxes, dip boxes, water main and drain ditch, in fnct ready for tho seed. Loading sta­ tion 3-4 mile. Public road runs by property. I^irge lake 1-2 mile nway. Owner for quick sale offers thia for (3,000. |1,000 caahrbalnnce l r 2, 3, and 4 years. Act quick if you want this.— F. F. MacMuhon, 113 Magnolia Avenue. FOUND FOUhiD—Violen and case In Winter FOR RENT — Housekeeping apartPark railroad station. Owner can meat, 710 Oak AVe. 144-6tp have some on deacriptioo and paying FOfe RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, for thia ad. Address Geo. Vihien, R. 142-3tp F. D. No. A, Sanford, Fla. , 142-4tp TO Palmetto Avenue. See W „J . Thigpen. 14?-0c •RENT—Two apartznenta, n< d up-to-date; well furnished, i Apartments. ' 86-1 W H "ftfeNT—Rooms and kitchenette. drley Apartntenta opposite post upstairs. 28-tfc F6R RENT— Furnished room, also storage room. 411 Park Ave. 144-Otp AU TO M O B ILE S StubteUAKftR. B passenger in good condition, $500.— I X j Brothers’ Plumbing Co. ' . _______ 130-tfc A Dollar Day sale in Sanford Will clean up a lot of stock that should be moved In every storo in tho city and the Dally Herald wishes to impress this fact upon the minds of the busi­ ness men of'this city. Our advertis­ ing solicitor will call upon the merch. ants in a few days with.a-plan that will get the business and stimulate business along every channel. Get the dollars started to rolling your way, In this issue of the Herald is n big advertisement for Polo cigarettes—a new brand that ia bound to please the smokers of real cigarettes. Tho Polo cigarettes have contracted for a large apace in the Daily Herald for the season and wo want to call tho atten> tion o f tho aifiokera to thia advertise­ ment and hope th e/ will call for Poloe when they want a fine grade of cig­ arettes at a very reasonable price. Look for tho advertisement and amoke Polos. ' * , Have your fall suit tailor made; select' the goods you want it made from; have it made to suit your own notions; get extra , trousers to match; have your suit delivered in two weeks, thirty days, or when it suits your convenience. * . . © bf Mr. W. H. Tolbert representing •. * r b a * fW r W * e !ia n <£i of Cincinnati, will be Ijere to take your measure. . Hanjolst, With Orlando'Chantry Club Orchestra, will accept pupil* on Tenor Banjo, Banjo, Mandoline, Ukelefc Write, 42 E. Livingston, Orlando— ;----- ;---------------------Telephone 614 W ill be at Labe M ary W ednesday N ight . Hotel Valdez A ll D ay Thursday .- i •< FIRST STREET * •• i * * �PAGETWO «a r at< tka v n '.Jbi^aHa THE HERALD PRINTINCCO. MUW * . ItpLLiT.---------------Lj. • M. J . ULLAKO------Iw n u r r -T r t K A . __ _____G t i t n l Mi f&v-- i. :• h m m ms ewe p. as. Tluv Sitting Sons o f licit have de­ cided that tho tfEol* city administra­ tion Is a bum outfit without tho soul [of poetry or art and .that Unless those [benches are fbrthcbmlng Immediately ' If not sooner there will be an Entirely pew deal lb d ty police# ere the Idea of January, . A RUSH FOB LAND. WH] NORMALCY RETURNS [ _ k - The National Fanner and. Stock Grower, o f St. Louis, says: "Soma o f these daya some of us will be knodkfd down .with e land boom. Market* have no sense and booms have ino limit. Although the day o f the land . boom la not here yet, It win come dif rectiy when ell normalcy has re( .turned.. Normalcy la n time when t foreign countries have money to buy , the surplus products o f our fa m a . f Normalcy; la a time .whan the strikes which afflict the country are few 'and f far between. . Normalcy is the time , when the government * only goroma . and bualnesb interests attend to their , own business. Normalcy U the time. when there is no disturbance. We , know the time when the population o f ! this country was *50.000,000 of people. Then we had lend bboms. We* knew the time when tho population could not eat half the farmers. could raise. I Thch we had land booth*. Wo know the time when the farm products did not. hirffig half tht* money tl^ey, „dp now.' We knew the time when every >eur brought’ In-ten millions' of nefe* I of new. Innd. And then, occasionally, there were land booms. Rut now nor­ malcy means 120,000,000 people. It means very ifew acres o f new land to come iri. It means a dally progres­ sion to'thc -time when, even with abundant crops available the farm crops will all.sell for n profit. And then the craiy.boom will begin. Right now wise men pro buying land; fools are selling It. Whenvthe boom comes land will sell for more than it will i ever be worth. People who flocked to Jthe non-productive cities will go back ) to the soil nnd they will add to the ' land boom. We arc not there yet for ' many disturbances tiro fn froht of us, I hot gradually and surely* the increase j in population In this country will cause tho rysh for country homes on which (people can make a Hying and insure to themselves ^heir dally bread.” Nobody suffers wrong, by having tha authority o f the government* main­ tained, for everybody is more * than anuuuuf T 8 I ASSOCIATED P U S S Tha Associated Frese Is exclusively entitled to tha use for ropabllcatlon M AU rlshta of ra*pubtlcAllon of spaclal dlipatcheu haraln ara also raaarvad. , LAKE COUNTY’ S BOOKLET. will not come back. And the Frenchmen' who makes •the styles says .that tke .long skirt tshaH come back. And no doubt the, people who make the goods for the long skirts want them to come back and sq Wc shall > (0 who in the mistress and who is the master of styles. DRINK PEABODY’ S HARD WAT­ ER BLEND COFFEE, ROASTED DAILY IN SANFORD. 145-ftt, w ltc .The Herald wishes to ytatc that th o1RKHKI.I.ION AT TALLAHASSEE -I* After a Wkek’e Silence *1 budget system for the expenses that Hursts Forth ' "a we ore railed u,>on to pay every year Paris hns decreed that nkirfs shnll a* is the way to raise this public money. long. Tallahassee may now decree M I < a M M | h l l l t a t a l 3 i A i The Herald for one is heartily In at they shall not. Now 'tis—now favor of all tho -business men of Snndnt. What would- men- fashionWhat George .Phillips, llie fonl combining, nnd refusing to have |makers nnd .men law-makers do did ment Jdng of Lake Mary said, about anything to do with any moVo drives they not hnvo women’s foibles to steal advertising bring* my mind n little for money. Every bit of this money rthc,r pcnco of „ * nd! . ! ven,P which adorned the street cirs. h ou t conn rnm ic city trensury An eminent Pnrlnino creator of fern* |yenrs ago when ear card advertising levied on the tax payera alike andinine fashions arriving in New York first started It went like this* not •put upon ihg shoulders of th e! proceeds straightway to formulate the *. , business men of Sanford—already t ,.t,urH(. women’s styles for the im -The constant drop of waterwears stooped down and humped over bear- mediate future. Skirts nnd sleeves uWuy th„ miK|,ty Btone. ing the burden of years o f constant ro to be long, cornets are to be din The constant gnaws of Towner dednV nK penned with and Bhocs nre Jo he of vourl u,e toughest bone, ...w, a u i r t i iw n „ ,u colprod Russian leather draped over Theconstant, wooing, lover wins the DOC SMITH A M ) IMS 1 KEHCRlp*, the nnkle. “ These arc already being blushing maid,. . .•.. i seen in Paris; in three years they will the constant advertiser— he nl— ----- J * ,i ho generally worn here." "Is ty)w ways gets the trade.” All ovor Europe roams an English- York three years behind '.Paris?” the mpn named Smith, toting ’ n padlock 1master wan asked: "Erectly," was Auto suggestion Is the very latest and a hefty idea. The Idea.W.,fbfqrpaj >'■*;*«l»cp y “ i» takes that lopg for you wrinkle. Man in England tied a handa “world leaguo’’ of the ttenlpd lips.” ; to resign yourselves to our Ideas." jkeychlef around hirf neck, believed he Upon the padlock candidate* for Jho It is something for a French arhitet wair being hung and died with "auto society vow to try to tholr utnfyst o ' fashion to concede that American suggestion." We kndw a woman who never to sny an unkind tjfilng jruc or . women arc developing a spirit of iphad auto suggestion in Sanford. She untruc, about anyone else, and to on-1 dependence in clothes. Time was suggested to her husband that he buy deavor to stop'"thoughtless, harmful |\vh<yi the laws of Paris oR the subject a Cadillac because her neighbor had chatter.” There nre no forms' to fill, were as tho Inws of the Modes and Iorte and |ie only had a Ford income out, and tho Padlock' Society has •n o , Persians. Since the war thay appear >and the ifum is now* thinking about dues; new members join up by taking to be more honored in the bleach than tying a handkerchief around his neck the pledge bh, an open padlock and in the observance. Pifth Avenue now­ and taking a drink of Sanford’s "Cemsending their names and addresse^to adnya has n voice in ths matter such ;otery Cheer.-1*- Same result. Dr. Armstrong Smith,* of Maryland, as It never had before, an equal voice Lotchworth, England, for tcglstratlon.' with that of ths Rue dc la Pnlx. Nothing more— and tny'padlock'any-! But no douht the great trial of conwhere will do. We must confess; elutions Is to come In the content over MUST WORK TOGETHER t >' • ** • r Ths paramount fact.of modern life thit. people 'are necessarily .dependit upon eahh otEer and musk sometw manage to *live together and nrk together, The farmer, the coal S h ’ railroad work®?, the shoe* m «an up anything oh maker, the textile worker, t t o physic* ^ *■ Ian, the school teacher. .a h d a lF the * re|t l^ th e circTepfkrupants'tegeth- ** =’ 1? or fon d an organisation .which' iu p -' Nl i f 1 piles tbh wants o f ehch on# fa r more M*.» effectively than ho alone could supply ;Ml himself* Jt la a jgieiafc mutuhl system he for the common advantage. The mat- ** • ter o f supreme importance Is to kbep )S» mi I this organisation In effective opera-i ■" tion and' adjust the relations between PJ the members upon a ffclr basts. Org­ anised society carries ajl.the value* Dr. Rc Heard’ at the club; poker hauu n n i n n u VICE FACTION Ng every account here; Whether it ,is large or 1; these essentials of safe :.ing are yours •for the * 3 ft A COMMUNITY BUILDER B. F. WRJTRBB, Ceehkr I I S H U I B liiiiiiin a 30x3 Vaccum Cup, Fab. $Hh$j 30x3 Vi Vaccum Cup, Fab. 311.95 32x4 Vacuum Cup Cord $29.25 33x4 Vacuum Cup Curd $30,1$ 32x4 Vi Vacuum Cup Cord $37.70 For a limited Time A “ TON TESTED” TU BE WITH EACH T IR E PURCHASE. BEST G AS AND Oil j , .. • Phone 481-J 1J105 -PAlmctlo Avc----------Sanford �H : * i • i •• • t4 •* „ . *. ' •_ . .. "S^ i . • •- ‘ * . * * - £ f - ■■■»■ . 9 \ ■ • * • I A •1 . • - * . I «•••..* . * . i •— i * • . --- . *'—v ^^ ^ | -- V *. • • . I1. '' * *‘ < ' * ’ ^ ? THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. A Y , SEPTEMBER 13,1922 • . i ’ ;-------r —-— . the state. • McLeod took the lead when of the City Manager of the City ef lin in g Foley's Hpney and Tar Comthe flwt return* Were received and in Sanford, Florida, whkh said plans, U f r U D L I L pound for coughs, colds and .croup; creased Wa adranUge atoadtly a* the specifications, profiles and estimates, Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides votes were reported. Indications have been heretofore approved by the. and bask; rheumatism, backache, kid­ were that McLeod would carry 38 of City Commission and constitute the1 ney and bladder ailments; and Foley the <0 counties. plans and specifications for said work; Notice U hereby given that on the Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and It was estimated that probably not and this Commission hereby declares llth day of September, A. D. 1922, the thoroughly cleansing cathartic for more than 40,000 votes are to bo re- tho necessity for doing said work on City' Cowmiasion of Sanford, Florida, constipation, biliousness, headaches, ported when these totals' were made, each of said streets and that this resSold every­ adopted a certain resolution requiring and sluggish bowels. The only other state office to be olution is an emergency measure, pro­ the improving, grading and paving where.—Adv. filled in the primary was that o f state viding for the usual daily operation of with vitrified brick or other hard sur­ superintendent o f education in which a municipal department face material, the following streets in the incumbent, John E Swearingen, Could Hardly Eat Tho City Commission is^hervby au­ has been defeated by Jams H. Hope. thorized to expend for said work on the G ift pf. Sanford, Florida, to-wit: . FIRST STREET from Mill Creek The state's tabulation showed Hope each of said streets, the following Anything Says Weat to City Limits, leading Swearingen by more than 25,- aums of money payable out of any FRENCH jAVENUE from First 000, the vote being: Hope, 89,371; moneys available therefor, to-wit: Memphis Citizen Street South to Ninth Strebt, Swearingen, 03,6001 FIRST STREET: From MU1 SANFORD AVENUE from Fifth *j . ---------------------•» *■ ----One of Hundreds o f Testimon­ Cfeek West to City Lim­ Street Sooth to Tenth Street. its ____________'.________ 641,000.00 PALATKA WANTS THE ENials That Prove Our PALMETTO AVENUE from Sec­ which aaid sum is the to“ ond Street 8outh to Fifteenth Street. — G1NBERS Claim tal estimated coat of the AH ofsa id grading and paving to be LIM E, CEM ENT, If you could only and road th* it improvement of said por­ done iri fcompliance with complete many hundreds of tMtlmontali Sanford should be proud of the fact In our flla*—latta l*tt*ra wrlttan by aratstion of First Street. plafis, specifications, profiles and es­ ful us* flits— that we have three military unite of of Farralln* who have found PLASTER and htallh lta u m and want to pass on ‘ timates o f aaid proposed improve­ the National Guard here. Other citiea FRENCH AVENUE! From word to tholr frUndo and I otnar auffaroriC you"would~b# con­ First Street South to ments now on'file in the office of the have one o r two and aonHoliave none BUILDERS’ vinced that In your cat*, .too, Farralln* Ninth- Street ......... $23,000.00 City Manager of the City of Sanford, would bs helpful. and all 6 f them are anxious to havo To *lr* you ap Ida* of somt of tho Florida, which said plana, specifica­ which said sum is the to­ one. 1Paiatia has a chance to get the amailn* results that have been ob­ M A TE R IA LS tions, profiles and estimates have tained: tal estimated cost of the engineers and is vary anrioua to have M. C. Hotkey, of Mempbla. Team, improvement of said por­ been heretofore submitted to and ap­ It as the following from the Falatka ye: “I waa eo elok that I could hard­ o f every kind proved by the City Commission of the ly eat anything.— Never rot a nlcht'e tion of French Avenue. ' News would indicate:. sleep becauee of the awful condition of City o f 8anford, Florida. ." Efforts are being made to organize 1ANF0RD AVENUE: From ray etohitoh.” After taking a few bottlee of rorrallno I found that l could Said resolution provides that one- sleep, a company o f national guards here, to Fifth Street South to eat heartUy, ray a ilONAHLE SILKS longer troubled me and mi third o f the cost of the improving, be known as Company A of the First Tenth Street $16,620.00 paint laft ma. I btlleva 1 grading and paving of said streets tha beet remedy on earth and that It art *o popular that Florida regiment* It Is the only va­ which said sum of the tooura stomach trouble and rheuma­ shall be borne by the City of Sanford, will ) carry ovff loto cancy in the etate's allottad military ‘ tal estimated cost of the tism.**— Adv. House of . . u>«l for delect- organization*' to receive government Florida, and ahajl bo.paid from the • improvement o f aaid por^ ‘ If your local dealer doea not han­ r -—.ornul- occasions, General Improvement Fund out of tion of Sanford Avenue. godtl in tan is figured an^ Mate aid, andunlcss Falatka su e dle FBRRALINE, send $1.00 direct to SERVICE, Q U A L IT Y any moneys available therefor. jttd The deep collar ceeda In enlisting the required number the FBRRALINE DISTRIBUTING PALMETTO A V E N U E : 4 plain tan crepe em- o f men Some other community will • „ « Said resolution further provides CO., Tampa, Fla." ••• From Second Street South ' PRICE ,Bgcolor silk. Medium that two-thirds-of the expense of the grasp the opportunity. jUnnii 40-inch figured to Fifteenth Street $47,000.00 improvements aforesaid shall be paid The company to be organized here tAtnch plain material, which said sum is the to­ far Dtr* No. 1010. by special, assessments made and lovwill be an engineering unit The name tal estimated cost of tho sche* bust, l’rice, i i icd. upon all lots and land bounding engineer presents the picture of a improvement of said por­ nnd abutting on such improvements man of action, a mad capable of per­ tion of Palmetto Avenue. forming the many technical works That one-third o f the total cost of between and inriuflipg the termini of HOMKOf KILBY •• that are heccaaary to the successful the Improvement of the streets afore­ the improvements upon the streets conduct o f a campaign, the making of aforesaid. said shall be borne by the City of IlMMUtil Prraa) WITNESS my hand as City Clerk , Sept. 13.—Hun- maps, fortifications, roads, bridges, Sanford, Florida, nnd shall be pnid REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) railroads, water supplies, sewers, and the *eal of the City of Sahford, frum Indiana, 1111from the General Improvement Fund |ether state* have visit-, lighting, wharves, warehouses, shops, of the City of Sanford, Florida, out of Florida, on this the llth tiny of Sep­ Chassis ............................... 950.00 |sf the late Jnjnes Whlt- saw mills, quarries, for our army, and any moneys nvnilablc therefor, and tember, A. D. 1922. Roadster ............................................. 1125.00 (SEAL) L. It. PH ILli'S, ffnieui p<>ot, since tho tho destruction and demolition of the remaining two-thirds of such-cost City Clerk of a* a public shrine in those which tend to aid the enemy. shall be distributed Among the several 1 T ou rin g............................................... 1145.00 Sanford, Fla. to a register which The engineer is a man of skill as well lots fronting or nbutting onfench of v ' 4-Passenger Sport ............................. 1325.00 Bhhiatd Mis. Kate Kin an a man trained and equipped to Ruid streets per front foot, in propor- Sept.-13-20-2tr take his full share in the actual fight­ Us cany years wan the Coupe (iSpecial) ................................. 1340.00 tipn to the frontage thereon, and the The Ladies of the Congregations If f<q Mr Riley, is| in ing when occasion demands, a soldier coat to be so distributed on each of Coupe (Standard) 1610.00 ,n Church will hold thr Ir nnnunt bnzanr ilk m c . . Approximately through it all. said streets Is os follows, to-wit; He has always taken a most impor-' Sedan ................................................... 1715.00 Saturday, the second day In Decem­ Mpcnons have visited tho FIRST STREET: From Mill tdnt part in warfare, and os mechan­ ber. 146-ltc ■k, it was Mid. .. Creek West to the City In addition to usual W arranty a written guarantee on H id furnishings of the ical development, Ka* progressed, hi* Liniits $27,333.33 perform ance is Riven to each purchaser o f the Oakland 6-44. ability to apply tb* motb aqd m ore The He$dd, 16c per week, delivered. 8 ■Ktod by Mr. Riley arc FRENCH AVENUE: From complex machinery-" f f civilization SERVICE ON PR EV IO U S M ODELS AS W E L L AS T H E |tffc6nv- Visitor* nre e:r-i . • ■ »»-------------------------; First Street South to to the purpose* o f w a t r n 1 and of pence NEW in the l>edroom CUT THIS OUT—IT 18 WORTH ig Ninth Street . $15,333.33 l did must of his- work, has been in greater and greater de- ANFORI)'A VENUE: From MONEY fb aaintained as n shrine mnnd. In all the six wars in which i --------Fifth Street South to i o/ th* Riley Mem- thj» country bat been engaged, bp haa Cut oaf'thls slip, enclose with 5c Tenth Street $11,013.33 Woa, which now is pro- made nn cnvinhle name for himself nnd mall it to Foloy A Co., 2835 Shef­ PALMETTO A V E N U E : tth* frertii*i .,f thr Riley and his comruden, hot by force of field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your From Second Street South FLORIDA ■ SANFORD numbers—for the engineers have al­ fdOdrtij. nnmo and addrosa dearly. You will to Fifteenth Street $.1^733-33 ways been relatively few— but the Thlit Lwo-tpirda of the exiiense of receivo In return n trial package conapplication of his technical skill, on. JEI) WOMEN the improvament^ aforesaid, shall be ------------- ----- j —t ^ T T ------------ ■ 1 PST RHOISTEIt \(JAIN ailing him to eifcct a vast and im­ pnid by special assessments-made and portant Incrcnsc* In the fighting pow__ \ levied upon ail lota and lands bound­ orii of the entire nrmy. i luulii.d I'rraa | ing und nbutting upon such improve­ « * - , Sept. 1.' G r a n t in g .And so, ns his war time work de­ ments between and including the ter­ tn wnriien •leveioped mands that he bn n man possessed of mini of the improvements upon the fpliratiufi. I although both technical skill and fighting nbil ! everything i t , uiiiec- ity, his.peace-time training is devoted streets aforesaid. That thu method of mnking such Ikad bb-n i ii r. i| »i in to developing him along both these What one It there of ui dial ha* nol felt the glow of ta titfaction Holmer, J suix-rvisor line*. Ho acquires, in hfs training as special assessments shall be based over die outstanding success of a life-long friendl Often a sur­ here, has unenrthed an engineer soldier, habit* of mind upon tho foot frontage W the prop­ prise —seemingly "all of a sudden." Yet neither surprising nor Mr. Ilplnier has on- and strength of body that make for erty bounding or abutting upon tho sudden, token you stop to diink back over each Hep of his progress. improvement as provided by Par. C., •II women who have success in any walk of life. • the last registration In time o f war the skilled worker la of Sec. 158 of Chapter 8361, Laws of IE United States Rubber Company—maker* ofU . 8. Royal Corxi*—were first to conceive,make and announce |Writer umlt r their new taken from his shop, his office, his Florida, of 1919, the same being the the balanced tire. A tire in which there D such com­ Woulil partIi-Ittnti. in survey, his mine or his railroad, and City Charter of the City of Sanford, plete unity uf action in tread and carcass that neither Florida. That is to say, two-thirds of given that place iri the army where will give way before the other. fc Smith " wl , registered his knowledge and skill wilj he of the cost of such improvements shall First to conceive, make and announce a complete t»a votn it 'hi "till is greatest value. no distributed among the several lots line o f tires—a tire for every need o f price and use under one • Smith," i„,t if she has standard of qualify. ' In tipie of peace, this process is re­ fronting or ubutting on each of said * Mme 1,1 Mr, Mrs Joun j 0] versed. The untrained man enlists streets per front foot in proportion to ’ First to teU the public about the uood and bad In tire-re tailing. (You remember the phrase "G o to fit* ttioil thf last l»sl t-ss ... l(h« and after becoming nn engineer sol the frontage thereon. a legitimate dealer and get a legitimate tire.") tically liarr,.ij fTO[n dler, he can return to civil life fully That said Special assessment shall Wet antes, r,t|fig|Crl prepared 4a .engage in ahy one of be payable at tho option of tho prop­ Pint alto to arouse industrial and trade mind* to the peed o f a new hind o f tire Mm?. erty owners as follows: either in full many callings. competition. (Competition for better and within thirty dsys after the comple­ better value*. Greater and greater pub. ttLKASE lie confidence.) DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.— A tion of tho work, Or in ten equal an­ SANFORD PRODUCT. 145-Btc; w -ltc nual installments with Interest at the M IN E R S rate of eight per cent, per annum w Two more d a y s Drapery Sale Friday and Saturday. from the date of tho completion of nPHESE high soot* along the U. 8. . • 146-ltc said improvements. • JL road to .leadership Indicate the ^ C t ,i,| S<-pt. 13.— " F o r - — Yowcli Co. fnicnl—the will to w*n hr the cjuab BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, | i|f 0Te " nd th e m in e r* . fly route in a price market. ?4| * » « the cr y m J a c k - PRELIMINARY RESOLUTION RE­ That thla resolution is hereby declar­ N ow that ao many caw QUIRING THE GRADING AND ed to bo an emergency measure, pro­ *hen won! mme that have given their verdict for quality viding for the usual dally operation of PAVING OF FIRST. STREET the A r g o n a u t m in e tires in general, and V 16. lire* In f r o m M i l l c r e e k w e s t t o a municipal department.of the City of particular—a number o f dealer* through lute Thursday and car-owner* whose vision Friday morning CITY LIMITS; FRBNpH AVENUE Sanford, Florida, and ahall become ef­ haa beet* clouded by "dis­ fective immediately upon Its passage FROM FIRST STREET, SOUTH •ignalH hnve been counts, "sales” and whit TO NINTH STREET; SANFORD and adoption. not, are beginning to re * "* n "mce the first Adopted this 11th day of Septem­ member that they "knew .AVENUE FROM FIFTH STREET, ir imprisonment on mm when ha waa a boy." ber, A. D. 1922. 80UTH TO TENTH STREET; l i r*n n,iners believe C. E. HENRY, PALMETTO AVENUE FROM ,tro"Rcr and more . . S- O. CHASE, ' 8EC0ND STREET,' SOUTH TO ■Tlre •«» "live.' UnitedStatesArts FORREST LAKE, FIFTEENTH STREET. y . eTer. that the numare Good TWa City Commission BE IT RESOLVED, That the City • 1 «mnte,| on the flngof Ranford, Fla. Commission . o f the City of Sanford, Argonaut has Just Florida, deem it advisable to Improve, Attest: (8EAL). / . ut> "ccnrdipg |0 grade and pave with vitrified brick or . J L. R. PHILIPS City Clerk. • % •"duitnal Accident other hard surface material, the fol­ ■ 1if ■ • The above and foregoing resolution lowing street* in the City of Sanford, , was placed upon a second reading and Florida,, to-wlt:_ * ITED FIRST STREET, From MM Creek, read this llth day of September, A. Carolina weat to the City Limit*; D„ 1022, whereupon - Comml**lpner V FRENCH' AVENUE, from .Firat Forrest Lake moved it**adoption. Thla primary motion was seconded* by-Commission­ Street South to Ninth Street; SANFORD AVENUE, from Fifth er 8. O. Chase, and upon vote the tJ: £•' 13— The tame waa passed upon its second read8Ueet, South to Tenth Street; Sooth r * McLeod Jot 'l e i w r t a *----- Sec. ing aa follow .: , -f'.- . / r- V ^ rZ V ’W r i *f t ± rji'A rx rji ^ L* V rfrJrZrjL rji 'A r^ ] •Colel^n? '1* in ° Ver ,or* Bletse yester * /' . 1 5ST LAKE, otjd g , ii 1 ' , • •’ • < ft’ (8. o. ch Ase , All of said improving, grading and OU MIDWAY GARAGE Laa| Fla KENT VULC CO^ Banford, Via; ^ , C. B HENRY, Paving shall be done in compliance LAWTON BROS. CO , Oviedo, ------ HIGGINS,' b * . Saafori, Fla. The City Commission r *rr. PHILLIPS A SONS. Saxferd, L W. .1» of Sanford, Florida. i rou ' 01? PITRYIf IMPROVEMENTS S HILL LUMBER CO. ... New Oakland Six . K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y 1 knew him when he was a hoy ' i*. countUj of ■jti im .»*■ #<»i . 'kf * . . I " . . • .. ±ft _ . - -r ■r ~ 9 �*\ .......... y ‘ Infiftrwc^Bfltes »tv Kr,.! •t’i ___ •? - P i 1' J:i T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y -Lv M-’i greater force for peace and happinee^f £jo„ Drgriito io r -A Uj^^^Kiinber H ave Been Lowered WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1922 ?7.4j Davia believe* that Aiperic* could' The blJJ had been held up for H v liiTaW A n n o m f i i a n° single step that would advance'wrefo'becaUac of objection to the Dy n p j J o t ttLUB the nation along1the road to happjnea* *provision for government acquUition ihment of t] of the Cape Cod and Dismal Swamp . . . <Si-i i(,further than the establishment Boildlng rem its Hesch Good Figure 1national means o f exercising ng the pow pow- canals. ' . .1 cr of music. As passed by the senate, the messFor the Month He said that America can be organ­ lira carries authorisation for expendi­ The following report submitted by ized musically, because most American tures totalling hearly |4f,000,000, of City Manager Ryan last night to the workmen receive a saving wage, which |500,000 goes to pay for the City Commissioners Is interesting:'' pointing out that there are 40,000,000 c»#h settlement fo r the Dismal Swamp . Sanford, Fla., Sept.' 11, 1922. people gainfully employed in this cartel extending, from tnear Norfolk, V«., to .Beaufort, N. C, The bill ait Ta-The Hornarable City Commission country. - . ... . . . fects approximately fartyprojecU. , I am the friend off^very effort to City of Sanford, Florida." give music its rightful place In our ;i ’ 07 -;ri h i'i” jii/Oil j -,»1 GenUcmen: 3 ^ "I national life.—Warren G. Harding. BIRDS FLY<S,000.MILES. • •* 1 ^beg; to submit the following reFOR SEASONAL RESIDENCE poH' for the mouth of August: •‘FBENCH TIGER” RAYS 1 1 { Police;Department <n7 The AitaUitfS Ptm i ) 1IE WILL PLEAD FOR .* Number of arrests for: P ■' < WASIHNGTON/'ScpL.'lJ.—-How far Disorderly conduct ................... 17 , AMERICA’S GOOD WILL will a migratory Jblr^ travel in its ■ . Drunkenness _____-.u..r... ........... .... . 6 ' **** , . ■j '- J IJL-U^ggsfe: - % SR S 1 l- t. * .y tM & 'M -M k ’ w p jji Ftr*; S? : •* -* t £* .V EfT -- ----- r SL .» fi »* g?grg STV >a the third th«rw,ftVr. Tiii**par* The Ladies1t a w tional church will h.r tale Saturday, ; rrMli)| "inBol | r**ai nd^.,u11it | KANSA CITY, Mo„ S ep t" - • V. « » . P ,» U .B i . . a Complete absence o f the wet and dry issue marks, the coming election In h Kansu, not on* candidate having In­ jected'the quostion into the conteata in the.dry> ’stronghold^.' - » ■ Statements from a number o f eotti gressional and stats ' candidates Indi­ 00.00. cated they were, ignoring the issue in o.eo. ol-Th* their .campaigns hecauae they did not W llconsider it exUtedAn iany of. the, state rIKg?n»th*.°__ I words reumreror district contests.. m ;u\ ; j ( \i‘ • ’ ‘ Motor j " •'j • ’ company..!, Sco E *6taffoid2 lets in Lake Moores, ^ a t will rent the yssr, M a r y C a s in o , W t j COUGIIB*DISTuhqj t i i . ill’ DONT WANT BELLED CATS IN ST, PETERSBURG ..■as*?.vswis*.5,js:rs'haixi ftefe'jRYjffikiafSk ST. PETERSBURG, Fl|»., Sept. >13. ' / .j -1 (BjrTki Am w Is M r n M l^ P \ acknowlodted the foregoing to bo his declare 'that sleep In St. f£*n* n a « * ? * * ? .” 10 the chsrHr of the School teachers tmo advice to ch coughs as this p] recommended Fo!ey*j to the children in a, ^ the ‘flu1 and good ever it was used," Armstrong, OkeechiW ey’s Honey and Tir ates— ingredients prh per. Stood the1test three generations, .W4 colds, coughs and crosTu and and bronrlii* bronchial trouble.^' *. fall and spring flights? The Biolog­ .—-Citizens Wltn ___ L__ 3j • PARIS,1Sbpt. 12.^-Gcorges Clemen- ical Survey has determined that they Petersburg yjould not.be a howling this 8th» «lay . of Apgusj, A. D. 1911. ■ . (HEAL) ceau,'“Tiger of Ffance/Ms going to make flights of at least 3,000 miles. success if a proposed ordinance, now >L> ' ;MT iT gATHRAE, Notary.JPubflc. Btate ol the United states, primarily to plead . An investigation has been conducted buried — %rvu 'Somewhere wjuicmitiv in the iuu archieves “ iui'vn-5 of o*, .. ^Florida l-oriie orlda at Lai Concealed Weapon ............. the rggse df France, he told’ a corre^ *°* several year* by the'flunvy by the City ConimU*ton, WPM m u ffect *i i ^ f O®,nn,'w,on **PIN* Noyembor ff. whcrc.—Adv Animals running at: largo Bpondeni*33rTho Pptit Paristen, who nd enacted into law, as is propon ■’ - - ; trapping ducks' arid other strong |ed and Doing business without license went td’ hlp.summer home at Jard to .winged winged fowl in northern sec­ ed by a member, of that body. Tho| IM M IU IIM M II9 IU IIU IIIU , — 1question him concerning his contcm tions, and niarjtlntp.them witiv* light measure,'fiponsored. by the Audubon ' b ' . ■ 36 minted trip. Society five or six years ago, and I bands, bearing p serial number and the ; __________ Of these 10 cases were ^ .“missed. •VI ought pot to talk to yop,” he . legend, “ Biol, Surv., Wash, D, C “ buried because none of the commls ' JRuilding permits issued 20, estimat- said, said. “ It is to the Americans I want: Thc numbcrs on ^ /ow) ^r0 rccor(lcd 1sibhbrs at that time felt equal D the ■ ed cost 9&4JJ7&. to speak an dto whom it is urgent to anj from t(me to tjmc bunt, r3 bnp responsibility of pnssing or killing it, J, J ^ 4 t e s a w f c &&£ Traffic Violations Vngrancy Violation Liquor Laws lu L n u / i A ,1 _ ‘ ®1 Electrical permits issued, 11. Plumbing permits issued, 11 speak, but if I told you what I expect}ffjng 6ome o{ marked, report *W0lll(i compel the owner of every cat ■ m ( 5 _ to tell them, then it would, not bo. where and when thc bird was brought'in lho c,tF to •»«»« » 1*H “ bout the 3 ■ worth while taking the. boat. t * ♦ down. sewer connections). . neck o f the animat ‘ • «' ttK " r i o u*v “ No one aponks fo r Franco— no one, Have executeti contract with the More than 4wo hundred such birds' Th« Audubon Society In its efforts g • -|NOW ^ 1 U ,0 D , n O t E X , W i l l i e O t h e r COITlj Finley-Method Co., of Jncktionivllo for and the timo hnsjndecd come. I will were loosed with the bands from L ak eito P ™ * ^ B0,1B birds hit upon the Idea g - j e S n R V e D U l l t S p e c i a l t i r C S t o ’ e l l a t ? the re-surfticirig of Goldsboro street not say anything about conferences; Sditgog,' in Ontario, about 2d mlles! V' hell cats, among other steps. It i V t h e 'U T ir A ’ C o and French avenue according to spec­ that is not my business—but this is north of Toronto, and njany reports ^'' ** «^A.cd agliinst the measure, how- J * U‘ '/ . 1 ° ifications and guarantee that the the time to tell tho United 3 tales that have been received. ' So far, the record evcr- thnt cnt" wcre wide awake when , ■ 01*1111 Cl cU lQ q U a J l t V , .. county commissioners have secured they are making a mistake—Ahat we flight is that o f a blue ^ingedtcal,1niQ"t folks are asleep nnd th«Jcomml^ ?■ ' ; ” “ ’ from this .company.for county work. I are neither militarist nor imperialists, banded 'September 24, 1920, and kill- sipn wa" UHkctJ how a citizen cou ld1* also submit for your approval main- j nn<l ,hnt thp French people deserve ed two months and seven day* Inter in !’’'ntch his forty winks with hell totin' g tennnee btmd which covers the main- tho lf*c enthusiastic enthusiastic Confidence of its n swamp nenr Fort of Spain, on the ," Lts ting-a lings to their usual * friends. tenanee of this work for a period of Island of Trinidad. The shortest pos concerts of yowls and howls. Theya ■"America H*ks me my opinion and s"*!e flight th* bird could hnv,. taken had trained themselves 12 niontits. to sleep g We have finished the extension of I will give it. To piend our cause I to reach this poipt, which is off ' the through the cat concerts of ordiqary * )£-ln. sewer to Fifteenth street, which need neither preparation nor documen­ coast of Venezuela, is 3,000 miles. ‘ mtibre, paid jb e ol.jectorS.' but the* will permit the erection o f the South tation. Arguments n-- not lacking In tracing their routes |t seemed ap- rinffing ° f WIIs nil night would be, a * • k Side Prim ... Seie , ami nL 1 or*vide i^l it is. not n question of a trium*. pnrent that thc ntallartis and lilnck tlistbfblng element front which there £ ' * phnl voyage, but a useful one aanitary '..rilii.^'H for ,*r iioiln.tig., ! duel; travelled togother ami their would be qo escape. “ I expect to give four lectures and ■:<V rse from l.ako Kivugog war southI am t1 Ac iterWhile tho argument for and agninst FIRST S T R E E T A T ELM A Vi - S . W H 'R D , writers .' ...> - ( new rate book will leave about the first of November. ward along the shores of Lake Erie- (,,e measure continued, the commisBut it is understood that 1 have no t*y way of thp St. Clair flats Hero ,ioi> marked time, then when the exfor Sanford, which gives us credit on I R H I l i s r a i a i i ■■■■■! account of tho purchase of u ntot<*t ■ii«**ion and that i will accept no ban the route divided, the majority roll- .‘ t.’ ment had subsided romewhat it ■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ I i. « -I. pumper triu-k, tins :<£*' rule 'Viil v.,.,* ipiel.- or nnytbiiiL' like that. I speak turning southwest, crossing ti . Ohio, 1V'M Imrled >n the files and forgotten. 1 r \ name Alitei it-a aske my vp-w* and then to the Mississippi \ alley A memt.er of the present commis in l\M >.:n j?lx an ' w -i th" - ita! ii"l ....I I give them that's all." »•"'* who has served several conscctt- r •mu re the majority wintered lnr.i i * anil at !'• |e««!u .. nit t t"tins but who is about to retire, The others took a south ,sterly Am Inn "'i"K f r \•«. i in r • ’ IT 11N t.lit »\ \ Fits TO startled that august body a few dnys rm te. crossing the AUeghem j, and A p j'i" |1|UllUI>n *»t ‘in .tinr o i n Lf i ‘ » I K.IIT ROLL WEEVIL ’ 1 .’ <• iruiing that he wonM not reaching tlse Atlantic const by w»y of Fist ai 'l « nr, l Ictul c i 1, F*22. t i Sc; U S ,'tri i s.aisficd t.i ba»vo the eommjsfion — lfHI>l ' IN(» i HOI1 i he-peake niid Pebv.vuro Buy-. None in. i:>2t \t 1.1 VJ 1)|i^JUIIU(' ti'fllbir *, W clnkn Clock : if trid been acted upon. ---------. of the banded birds wero tnku. > % “ur fur tini 11122. WASHINGTON. Kept Id, F i b r e s --------------------------Rt'hpt.‘ctfutiy suiiniiltcd, R VHniMHB MRMBVMKVIf HHMHMn 2 HU9 £ EailCUl |-ions from cotton growers and*otmTs SOME II.I INOIS CANDr. ,. (’. J. RVAN, JJ.> --n:. . a . ,r 1 .* , t ’ DATES DECfcAR^f‘\V4iJV . _____ t.'ilv Mniiagttr, ijnterestad in th* cotton industry on U / » -»:>• / I f f -wD. I pians fur lighiitig the cotton hoi! wee-! ' - • i; j A knotvlcdgo Of Hie condllionM which S rs TSxire Coippj DEALERS Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessories Ro^d Service----------s u-Wi OCTOBER PHONOGRAPH UKCORI RECEIVKn TODAY J, H, HINTERMISTER PIANO TURN ON THE LIGHT -> •►»"*;. ....... . i» Small-town Bands pie«. idled areas were asked today 1by Senator Kmith t D.) S. ( m following Praised by l)avis III- receipt from Ur K. I) Bail, rhief s s ztsi.r .^ .r .n 'r r r • a a n r o r d t-Mli rttiti. Kept. I'h*—'Awnt f,»'rd <>/ the c a n d i d a t e s I ‘ “ Ogress hnvc announced^ tr M ail one children uni) ourselves should b* a part a . f o r of the education of every map. To .(*■ encourage the good and fight tho bad atll |n [|)p show tiusiness is the duty of ■ thestj, trvrry Cltlxon Juf the scientific work of tin- depart toward p r o h i b i l f o a . ^ V. "^The HUHmard" Is oh® in odium With fourteen declared thim salrfaHarding Once l'ln>ed m Hand li>.-nt o f agriculture, of a memorandum . 1 ” •^World wide cireulaUbn from which a n-flon. SetTrltir) of bailor Ajvi ii (fry, and J\yd said tllciiprohiBi omnptptf* knowledge of tho Elvow*buslr on the subject. Rcvcala (inn wna-not -arr issue in tjfcir.dis hess may be gained. ,. that It would not be f«•«s- j . iKV, * r i i - . 'I n , T’j'iJ V" "The UlUboard" Hlllboard" |s a fighter fpr tjic .V * C ^iUe lti stop nil eottott production for a ‘ tr|0“ ' ° f -1nc other candidates cjpan and wholcsomo In Tho ohovr B “ w* •" ■c i « w T ...- . . BV HARRY WAICD time to.drive mil ths.weevil, Dr. Ball’s I have innptiricod tbeit- poaition— thus baslnws. * j HWeKt 16 I^rlncck' ^Itcai ro •-r i *stal"d . i ,L w. success . far ■, ' ' , • > t International News Sen ictj Staff ! report that might L be I far. S*‘" l'. *- ' t.irf. noft .-et «tp r town * N N B M U H a K H I» a M a a R « | 2 ^ > U U i3 . xnHUBauHaaaii Correspondent.) Of the candidate*- declaring them achieved thrrm-h .himdoiung t -odue Seiretary o f bailor Itavis who tibn in certain districts throughout -elves wet, three were Republican-., u ts in Lake MonriH' and hui.id tiousqf 1 A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU in i cut tnc Jem iu .10 U.'-tli played the clarinet m the town band) thq ,-0tt/>n belt This is the plan fa v ­ four Democrats, four Kocinliatn, nn I tl.iiI in Stui r 'h i’enn,, many years ago, is ored by Ken atm Smith, and h'1 pr»- three represented tin- Fnnner-lahor m i i i i i ; oi' l vrK\Tin\ to t i ' m odvo. ai . ! tthe h e creation ol o£ a KedrraC |- ccipral 1(0|k„. t0 brink, t|K. ,Ill(.HUtl„ lefnre the purly Of the dry's, two wi-r< Rejiub run i.KTTKir’t rf~..iT iS r - - - -1 , , . H OTEL, Bureau of Instrumental and Vocal M,.„„te. beans, two Democrats, one a Swiaiist, •■( ipi-aiaur,! «til in. tin’ tlu .i’Caor Much. the Drama, the Theater and and two Farnter-I-ahor men, ITtVec Legislation to ratify agreements be u( lho Stala of Florida, at T^llahassea, Athletics "throughout the United tween the cotton-growing states for Republicans and two Democrats sail) for Litter* Patent incofnfthillhit tin. II. ft <>. MOTOR COMPANY', unitor Om fiilStates. limiting n certain nmmiht of cotton thprf was no liquor issue in ihoir Knvlrtg t<rn|ios«-d charter, tf\o original tif which U> now on file In lho Office of 1 Tu my mind, the I^tbor Secretary, acreage in enrh state was suggested districts. the Hecrt-lury of H(iili> ef llio e.ili] Slnre t u t .' Of th£ thirty seven candidates in Florida. said, “ there is no grehtcr influence for |,y Dr. Balt ,, . . , , . *' II.Nt.SH our aatuen thin Oh duj' of community and siwiul goml in the .................................. the Chicago' 'districts nnd the four aiiitiim. a m i^’ 2 American small town of today than Chicago candidates, for representative Jj i^V<jOK*rr' KOJLMA ISLAND FOR SALE the town bund Koine of tho pleasant­ at large, twelve have announced their . ' M rATHUAK est recollections of my life carry me ( I tr T h e A saorln lrit I'rr»»> position, eleven dcclnritig themselves I'liurosKu riiAiiTKit u f tiif . II. A. » * * 3 S a ia t fis idtBBB 3 | 5 TOKIO. Sept Ft. The island *of wet The twelfth, James M. Cahill. back to the days when I played th* I...fit* „uiHiurn Iksin'(1 incor|ioni to rs lifrr**- European Plan clariiu't in the Sharon hand. Presi­ Kojima, belonging to the Hachiju Fnrjntir-Lnborite %in tho Eighth dis r’ > ihrmwolvrn loK^thor for Open an the year # i ho tiurponir o f boon tiling | In coriioratcd dent Harding preserves ns one of his group between Vries Islntui nnd tho trict, (IPrlflfOd J^r en orceint’flt of the , anit forming x rortiofntTon. u....... ni coriiorat nder ..... nnd ■S.-I.J.U1J proudest recollections the mentory'Trf Ronjna, is for sale. It has a ’circum Eighteenth amendment but suggested of the l»w» of tHV State of . . . ... I' lorldu, with nti<1 unitor the following ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M BiRaBM H aaaaaaB""*1 Ids association with flic Marion (().") ferenc* .o f. between seven nnd eight that the amendment might be modified nroi>0»e<l charter: -.*■■■ ■rffr band "in tho days when ho was just miles and lioast* o f two villages of to iomc extent “ to remove the feeling J.ttoT ihlli b"*Tb* Mm' ° f ,hU cor|,or" beginning to* develop character for inhabitants who arc mostly farmer* that it i an infringement utton p0r /i ,T» K M- * O. MOTOR COMPANY T 1 1 and He prln ctnal litnce o f b u s in e s s shall f j V.* -accomplishment which bore him to the fisher* and live chiefly on swCct sonal liberty/* he la the c i t y o f Hanford, C o u n ty of ■ h m ln a l* n n d M i n t s n # L * l^ t . i. 1 . 1 * * , . Tl* . A . , a Hcmlnol# and Htale o f FJUiritln'TAnp' sflefi White House. . potatoes. The resources of the Island Fares Greatly Reduced o t h e r ptpu^a as may be d c s lK h a le d by ■* : It is Secretary Davis’rf itltia to have being limited, thty arc too poor1 to OSAKA MOST EXPENSIVE CITY th e Hoard o f D irectors; • ftC Q Hectlini 2.-r-The g e n e r a l n a tu r e p t th e S JACKSONVILLE TO the proposed loireno of recreation co- meet tho tqxetb which uro troubling the b u sin ess to b « tratiss cted s h all tie as I NEW YORK AND RETURN follq w a operative with thc Btates and tho In- vilbigo assembly. As a way out of (Ily The Associated Press) 5 OSAKA, Sept. | W O r ik ., b .R ’ f f l S f . Vand farm A VjS.pY.KF dividual communities in developing the difficulty, the assembly has dteided Including Meals and Stateroom Accommodate Implements; dt exchang* exc' and home and community music. toSpell the island at price of 120,000 thc industrial capital of Japan, has -the TMirchase, sale or the Better Staterooms an additional charge is “ As to music, I would adapt tho yen, together with 3,600 yen for tho the. reputation of beipg the most ox- maintain", hire. renV,"build or erect i t . cording to size, location, etc Suites, some with a rages, w a r e h o u s e s and o f f i c e b u ild ' Eistcdfodd idea of Wales to yynoricn,’' fishing rights. It is reported that the pensive city of the empire in which to ,, RVAl^mortSSSS to sell, inortiraKe, TObUtTpHdg^h/S sublet, ple d g e . and bath, other with twin beds and bath; a l s o rooms in lense or convoy the property of *atd he said. "That means the organiza inhabitants of Rishima, a neighboring live. Thc .prices o f cofhmodities connecting private lavatory facilities may be had. , __ . corporation, or any p*rt thereof, *t th* tion nationally oF instrumental and \snnd with a population of 305 persons Osaka in. June averaged 8.7 percent discretion of the Board of pireeior*; to ™»J3' iVu^ “ / * ,K vocal music, the theater nnd all other nl»o «re desirous of selling thahr ov,r the seme month l,Ut ,e « r . Teldo : the next expensive city, avefaged 8-8 j mortgages, pledges or any other kind rccrentions. This national organiza- island. percent; The general advance in 'Say kVd"whatever 7 “r the°RirfheriM»o* rickets on sale until September S0 tb, good^ returnuif tion must begin in 'the individual — - ■ . 'm ptict^a in run yearv-.hu been do^An community. I believe that all munlcl- RIVERS AND HARBORS New York as late as Octobers per cent in Osaka and 130.34 percent, things *nd *cu,which th* Hoard of m polities should have recreational leadBILL PASSES SENATE; to principal Eastern resorts. ■ 1 _ ,, y r*ctor* may deem advisable or expla­ era. 1 would have every form of GOK3 TQ CONFERENCE in Tokio, according to official figures. I lent to be done In th* transaction of Its Thursday and Believing th .t the high priee. ere . S l V . Y a T S . f . V . l i 'f K ’ J 'iliS reation, so that the humblest citizen . , j --------«-,?«■» ftn4 privilege* .incident to oornoracould really take part and enjoy it. I WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—The riv- due'to profiteering'<he governmenV P. M. . .■ j ___ ’ D o n * f o r p r o f it u n d i r th e l a w s o f th* would have community competitions," or and harbor development bill i w ? ccntly ordered the department stores gmt* of Florida. ti, Mglfp n roilnrtlon of Hi nsrrflrtl in 8(t*lloti I>- LnlttmOn Rtock. The Capl- ■ A pache...........August 7> it , 26; Sept*M from which the winners would go to fyinfT prOjacta qpon which govern- to mage a reauction or to percent in t#, Hloek of n, (jlcorjHir- lfon phftU necessities. The store* replied yrith F i f t y Thousand m 0 .0 0 0 .9 0 ) D ollars, | Cominche ....Augu$t XQ, 19,28; Sept. J | county and state competitions and ment funds may be spent, was passed l»rg«ln , . l . . . et *hlch they got rid ?,h .Uh .n,.h r*.li " !!: finally to a great national gathering.” today by the senate after amendments Mohawk ....August 3,12f 21,31; Sept. 9,1 ‘T he 1 p o w e r of music,” Secretary providing the federal acquisition. of o f t h e i r e u r p l n e e u m k . . T h i , a ^ . f S S 4 i S « L f i ^ 8 k ) S S ^ 8 5 ;; Lenape:..:.:.:August6, ,' ; Sept. 2,11 Davis added, “ is the m oil1universal of Cape Cod, Maiys,^ knd Dismal jS^tfatnp, s Uch stuck slutll he issued only -w two •rta and has been recognized from the Ve.,-N. C., canaif, had been adopted, has gone out to all retailer* to reduce dawn of .civilization, i/own the long - The fftU now goes to conference. V : ISanford to Jacksonville and R e t « ^ ^ centuries from the dim ages to today], Afiother* fic’yr. provision pIac6d Hrj ,and ;tofu beau paste, staple foods of wares, niorchnmtlsr, labor, service** or humanity k8* marched or danced, t the house blU today by the senate, the people. If present weather coftdi |^J^CJuIxmas'^inay'b* f l x * e d the Board a plodded or gamboled its way of pro^l ujpwl Ynotjop- o f Eepator Shields,;dem'- ti0M «pntjnue a good crop, is e x p e c t e d w h i c h River , p) bring down the price of rice. . this cortraratlon‘ts to exist Is nlnetygress Under the Inspiration of music,' nine yssra Th* httalnesa of this corpora r a r ? From the Psalms of Dayii} to, ..the ment 1ntlon shall b* conducted by th* follow' L** .UyV '4 syncopation of modern ja zz ,' mu#i<f' and *11* tr|'_ CL has alwaVs been the one art that c n -‘ lucky and N< ' • . id tcred iritlmately the llvpa of .most o f No approprlii this corporation the world's peoples. Existence with-1bill which primarily is ■etlpulate' A g e n t ,1S t m f w A i !V-‘ • * : ! J*. ou> music in a drab, drear thing for an how fund* of tb« annual river . and . Thtj Dally Herald Delivered to your tht^dnt'.ofth•* ■" J S; “ # “ ’ Delicious PIES AND COOK 1I S [ROUTH BAKER! i m i ursio luced LINE , 14 24 'm *. % i - i > " . . t ^-•■*-T±vtT •• • . ;. : . , .... , . . .. -e ", ........... ... . . .., . . ... . * ' •‘ • *:i* �W S B rn m . ■«; uj«rt>»«m6nU J ? * W»pt t*ltn without c**h JL .W taken-over ithe Ule**< i f u Bed® necessary by the n Jirtin phone rae*“ *“ |1'*?d bookkeeping Phate Company, located m land,* la rapidly approaching the coming fertiliser season. i. G INTO HANDS OF PROF EERS BY RBGULAT•‘ INC CARS fc s s s jt s s s [L u k e Monroe, . methods, U well as the fertility of the soil, as well as their breed* o f cattle arid live ‘stock, in order that the products of *tljeir thousands of IT,'Sept. 13.—Charges that tate- Commerce Commission 's control of empty cars " i s ito the hands of coal profl* er the guise 6f regulation good” were made In a state* ed.by Henry Ford rfom hia Dearborn,a suburb. ’ t e. Stafford and get yoi £h Lake Monroe and build ^ rent tha year round , difference, 113 Palmetto irence have done very much for F lor-1secured and-utilised by Florid* farm Ida's agricultural advancement; they oWnen so will be the state’s agricul* will do very much in the.decade which tural ‘advancement In the years inawill b* completed in 1030, only eight mediately at hand. years hence, or lea*., Hojv much t h e ' ' ' —' :— o-----------/' u advancement wllf bo depends on byfl* DRINK PEABODY'S HARD W ATvldual exertion and enterprise and on ER. BLEND COFFEE, ROASTED development the^ by the Non-Acid Phosphate because it i . believed it wi when the last U; 8. census was taken, e Irish should know by now that 54,006 farms. There'are more now. SA N FO R D M AR BLE & G R A N IT E W O R K S love o f peace will not bufld her But they are not all manufacturing JOHN GOVB, Proprietor in an ambush.— Ashevillo Times. plants^ since some o f the operators . ■> * CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY xv arc not modern farmers, in every 1018 Wart First Street -1018 Weet F ln t 80M HUNK GRADE A COFFEE.—A sense of the word. Tht great major* W O R D PRODUCT. U 5.8K, - 1 U Ity 6 fthem are, and they arc a vepy — . r great credit to the stats. FARMERS ARE MANUFAC­ These ’ slightly- more than 54,000 farms were valued, in 1020, by the TURERS* same census, at 1330,301.717. Ten ACCOUNTS OF — fThe Herald-haa oft ropci Sanford farmers especially WOMEN Novelty much money, experience* aridoperate A big enterprise. And yet different1' trawv *. manufacturer o f other . ---------- --,;V 'j STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS products who had hla out put sold be­ fore he made it, the Florida growers '' 'j AND CONGRESSnever knew when they, planted. their MEN crop what they would get and half tho r T ie AiioelaIf4 Press) time did hot know what they should ITA, Sept 13.—Georgia Yo- get for a profit. The Times. Union to the polls in tho primary » in tho fpl towing: #*.• . 7* y ’ \* i “ They don’t farm In Florida-they. !<1.n .froP9 waa R,ven «» *33,217,050. in * You Can Find tha Name o f ! » manufacture.” This is an arteating 1919 lht’ valuc ° f Florida’s sub trop» Bf*ry hire Professional and scntence in the very informative end lcnl fru,ta a,ono hnd cach ed a total tg {jdiinces Man in Sanford in M interesting booklet which hai been j *22,003,840, practically two-thirds m This Column Each Day issued by the Lake County Chamber : of ,hp ^ tnl vnlue of “ » the crops pro­ |M | of Commerce. Jduccil in the "tate ten years'prevP ' 1 , M h to id « * * * * -• * . Dld you ever stop to think th a t, iously\ «WE D ELIVER T H E G O O D S ” 1 Ufisuccooiiful' candidate two years ago. farmers do manufacture, that* they. These few figures prove conclusive BoUt-cahdidntcs waged a determined aro^manufacturers o f food supplies In ly the importance as well as the fight. Hardwick injected -Kir Klux great varioty. Manufacturing ability j worth of Florida farms and their Klan in fight, and declared Mr. Walk­ implies skill intensified, made m ore, manufactured products, mostly of Storage Facilities If vt please you, tell others; If not, e r was a candidate pf the Klan and practical, oy human Intelligence. Jfood- • Thoy. indicate an Immense In* supported by “ radical union dlcmcnt.” Haven’t Florida farmers that ability. duatry within tho stato, one thnt trll ua. Rhone 498 Walker has criticised present admin* -to a marked degree 7 Aro they h o t' needs to be fostered in every possible studying all the'time to improve thafr wny and manner. Skill and-intelli* istration’s taxation policy. 'Quick Service Transfer The Peoples Bank of, Sanford welcomes the deposits and busi— ness;of women. • • ........ Witho nthe facilities, advice and « 4* i a • 1 * e ae 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. ,* Georpe A. BeCottes ZEP1IYRIIILLS VOTES PUBLIC WORKS BONDS A ttorney-at-Law • rOrrr Seminole County Dank 8ANFUKD .*?*. FLORI1 ^ ZEPHYRHILLS, Sept. 13.-The el action to determine whether or noi /h is city should be bonded, in tho sum of 137,500 for the erection of a water plant and the ' pairing of certain streets, carried by a wide margin hero ORD N O V E L T Y W ORKS’ ' i. V. C. CO LLE R, p rop . c. * J i. ’ . General Shop and Miil Work ?v ' -Tift vote stood eighty-five for arfd twenty-five against bonds. Buddy! . Meet us at the ‘ Court House Thursday night at eight o’clock. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Big doings for the Legion. ID^ommerrial Street—Ssnford, Fla. V DRINK PEABODY’S HARD WAT­ E R BLEND COFFEE,- ROASTED DAILY IN SANFORD. 145-4tc, wlto GILLON & fifteen ELECTRICAL CO!NTRACTORS Wwtinrhoiixc Lights and Appliam Nrw Line of Fistnree , 123 West First Street 4 S. 0. Shinholser » Contractor and Builder ‘ t flANFOItl) FLORIDA i ..I. ..... ELTON j. MOUGHT0N ARCHITECT Miller Dldg. FLORIDA EANFIIK ! I B. IV. HERNDON INSURANCE agency IRL--------AUTO--------- BONDS SANFORD Machine & YESTERDAY’S RESULTS National. League ; * At PhUadMphia-St Louis, rain At Boston-Plttsburgh^raln. Others not scheduled. • • , American League At Chicago, 2; Cleveland, 8. At St. Louis, 8; Detroit,* fl. Others not scheduled. At At At At American Association Toledo, 6-2; Louisville, 3-3. Columbus, 0-3; Indianapolis, 4-1 Minneapolis, 5; Milwaukee, 3. St. Paul, 1; Kansas City, 4. • ithern Association At Memphis, S; ChatUnooga, 3 At Birmingham, G; Atlanta, 3. Little Rock, 0; Nashville, 6 Others not scheduled. Foundry Co. ■r?."*1 M,uhinc *nd Boiler Works; Binder Grinding; DeLuxe PlatonSi y Vhwl Siecl Gear Bands; Crank Bhaflm Hrlurned Hximined ) . ROW THEY STAND National league •' -* Won Lost Glal Henry McLau OptD. *’ Cincinnati Chicago - ■ F; * flptirian-Optomt Bail Flm Street .^ -. ^ _ __ •f*s F.iimined G OPTOMETRlST-OPTlt a t t o r n b y -a t . *n Bank Bldg., ' *11001100 to j * Ahatracts of T cigarettes for f / l Southern Association A highly pleasing blend o f c h o ic e Turkish with Virginia and Ken­ tucky Burley tobaccos qf superior character and quality. E v ery cigarette fu ll weight and full sixe. Y ou 're gding to sa y “ That’s more like it 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 13, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 13, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 13, 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/3bd35acbdb40889f239c68d9a2ea8508.pdf a5e38810a0d25f6a416012d5718de673 PDF Text Text ' ' •' . . .• . : 7— • >: . •-i 4 — . W-SfWMj 7 R v> : V*„ <o ' 147 ' : - >75- !■ \ .1,- , - m k & M iL a , -t f' j;^lt T f ' - - ' *u v i «Vf “ ,VVU-^7*ui; * \i* tjyr/.•V.vM'A *ji — TT* • „D’S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E SEC TIO N . .a ■■.■rLi.1"* v M7 N ^ i rrujiBErt i<«? m 1 If c - th'lr If" I P £U .*» .THAT your'buslhexs men shpqJd not watch and wait for business, * M they should work to get batter bualncas for yoftr'qltyt They m ^ we will win hive nave (o to ttORtf w u n a AND axiw £ULL r i w i TO i vGiETH n t ER n TO »w DO iIT t .. -* aft R M* 1 ',*a *+''. I don’t want to be met with a* {Pc 2 CHICAGO. B ipt. ’ n m> YLT- h_«J* 4< u < -> |bus ef the *hop a n * *-«/ I JACKSONVILLE, Sept, l i - m fOBioiittcr. w^o ^yeatenUy. •£* [sheriff1*' office announces Otla Nor­ ton’ *tr* #r’ ,,*ned * confession this railway strike. throoga^fttP"*** .1 morning Implicating four others, In­ ‘•freracats of individual rtmde, Uodjbg'E. Pearson, Charles Goolsby, tain began separate peace o*’ | |||B0 und*r arrest In attempted dyna•"V . ... g o .f-th . . e trestle . .. o___ u ii. Mile l«(Utloos under ik the. t.rm i of I|p ttin v e r'slx agreement- InstiutUq*e 4*-, * .Iproek o n 'th e Atlantic Coaat Line, leos system fudaratlay ^ near here Tuesday night, Goolsby It to ilfh negotlatJea* ; I la also alleged, made a complote con sireemrnta with their,reed* fesilon virtually “bearing out every ^ from udtm A M d V ja r U r a ^ ^ | thing In Norton’s statement. AddiBcrt Jrwell, chief of 4the “ ,lri** tlonal warrants- Issued.for two others IB ert Jewell, bidders. ■ : said to be implichted, and arrests are -------^ . '.*j‘ . 1expected today. WASHINGTON, BepL 14^-AdTkta lo the Ubor Departdiant f today from repreoentaUred In % Chicago. H«id rsllrbada repreaenW >■ inf auim.xinintely 35 per cent of H Um country's m ll*‘ge’i-slgittfled btrtition of ending the shopaaen a ’ rtrSi* on s basis b f agreement »*• cested yesterday -b y ! the ship crafts polio coahAtMCw 8«d the IS |H AD , 8PR.VRP. ONB TBRM- AS EXECUTIVE OF THE STATE Mr rrnt nre ready fo. end the r \ OF GEORGIA Z • t I •trikr • • toad* r e p r e s e n tin g - n d d itie n n l W . CIIJl AGO, 8ept -H ^-A setATLAW S f S P t l .—Thom as W. dement <if the shopmen*# *t«Mm . Hnrdwick. sites- serving one term as W » ;■ * * • L , c n . , r ^ G « ^ . . « p . down .« .Z W . THAT homes' in your city -tnitft 1ms at a premium, because every ; * - r , S f --U- 5 XwEl^igtv/ AAVWWM VVMM«e . t D ili as a t jrpur ctky snouia nw»y» ^ n r e n s u i *uu . • makp hor.snap envisd ly your nelgbbot|ttg cities.’ IV^^rtiAT. tlm quickest wap to sell > r to buy, or to fulfill any want, hi U to ADVERTISE. ,*1 .THAT by advertising, the desire is created In the minds of those • wljo are able to buy. •’ • 1^ THAT yon shauld place your ad before these who have the desire hi plus the price. ,-roMMBWr ’ • .............. . ' > •y THAT ytyi should not stop fob.long to deliberate. 'D 6 IT NOW! say THAT opportunities are often lost by too much‘deWberotloiir • THAT IT. IS THE GBT TOGETHER, PULL TOGETHER AND hg WORE TOGETHER effort of every citlten that will makp - your-city .a GREATER <JtTY.—E. R. Waite, SccreUry of the Shawnee, Oklahoma. Bo^td of Commerce. Bp :» • - 1-t : '. . . ^ If*, ^ ^ Ni "iftSBy m i WAS g DUV OR « M ^ * « u a - o w |S co-operation of your dtisene, ytmr ' Ll _ y w ’ .11 LElilGH VALLEY 8AYB . IT * OUT OF T ilE QtJBS- IB . ^ ^ NEWB^ S k ^ 8 e p S ,?14^F?#sldent Loomis, of the Lehigh Valley today announced “It la 4 * of the. question — rW tb 'a c c e p t’’ tho-fclan propoetd to * id the fttrike. . He s*id his employee “ are*' r ib ^ fortnlng an association of their own. ’ WABHINGTON,* Sept. 14— Direct negotiations to •end- . the * shopmen’s strike on the Southern Railway on a basis, of agreement was .adopted by the shop crafts general policy com­ mittee will be inaugurated a t a cbnfereneo to be held here Saturday. ’ Negro Was Captured and tp Orlando it, is Suppc^. for Safe Keeping . 4 this moniinr about 9 :0 0 «'ci just off of PArk'avenue near A. C, L.'railroad crossing w in^the^perfortfi^iJfe of his du whs sftot and killed bya s' '* 7 negro. a --. , This negro, who no one st ----- -------- T^lejpm. sheriff^office Deputy . Cleveland Jacobs respori__ with Chas. Lord and the n whose pants were/ stolen sta ,, ^ r> ws. tuep i. ). !• to onter the house, Jacobs the front ax\A Lord at the t ““ P o w ers M ust A c t a t O nce and S et th e Bloody The negro in the house had. _.™ T a rk s D ow n dently prepared meantinie by •< -.t piqKing up a shot gun in the cor-^ , IOr Th* AuorUtrS r r f u l . ,o incr of the house and as Ja-:K~»I». vj!V*1. LONDON, S e p t 14^-ThS E astfrn situ^tipn is causing conaido-able con­ WHERE 11 2wtJ?wJ«U!^»n0 slepped in the front door he J' cent here, thls'WM reflected In editorial columns of this morning's newspa­ BODIES Ob refugees ahio |a( ci08e‘range the entire ch pers, some ofJwhleh adopt distinctly alntmist tone. One says grave crisis STAMFEDKD !goiIlg intQ Jacobs cheat and confronts Allies, others dpdare slitiatlon drifting to. a danger point, and that anew nilf r\r\ Visi left Irkff Aide elrln ot n ing out pn ftho , ( llrATlur A u M l a l r t F*-**"* all cleraonta are present for another flare war, that powers must art at once, CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept 14.— body.. Jacobs vvua immedia and in agreement If they fall to «gTe9, nothing bu a miracle can avort diaThe* Amerirnh sub-chnscr arrived here ruRhed to tbe Fernald-Laugh aster. ’’ ' g § [ ’ * ’ . -with reports of appalling situation at Hospital but died or they pin . Muduiiia, wiicrc the hsrbnr Is full of him on'the operating table. After beir\g shot to deaf bodies of -refugees who stam peded when the Inst vessel departed before Jacoba.fifod two shotg Jrom h the Turkish occupation. F ifty thoua- pistol at the ne^ro and then fo und refugpes without food,, and. v a t the negro, whose pants were 8* er, lined the water front for miles in en, to 'take the pistol and. A ll EUROPE SITUATION IS APPALLING REPUBLICAN MEMB0IS REVOLT; ON PUTTING THE DYE EMBARGO MEASURE BACK TO CONFEREN1 • hirh ihr -trike, predicated «0«e JWalfcer, whom Hardwick defeated in birV u> ifflrl'uited Stetea Labor L similar racy two years ago, accordBoard, the fuUrst, fairest con- h EK ^ incomplete returns from pr»csideration'' will be-granted,- Ben tlcally all countfes compiled" by The broiling sun, arms uplifted, pleading llouprr. chairman of the board- ' I Constitution today. • ^ negro meantime wm,' to be taken off. . .asid in n statement- today. WN rounded near the Hart plaoe. - VA^ „ , ATLANTA, S ep t 14^CHfford W, qiprendered and was placed WILL USE WASTE OIL , CHI' At.it. Sept. l4.-<-The P0*'0* W’alker', who’waa-defeated two years S o m e L ea d ers Surprised an d D isapointed and der arrest by Sheriff .Hand, FROM GARAGES IN wmnnti, the Striking railway shop by yhomaa W. Hardwick, for . F ea rfu l o f R esu lt MOSQUITO FIGIIT spirited him away, it is ■p-i lity authorised ®*‘ . I governor, of Georgin,- appeared . .to Orlando for safe keeping;’ I Jtwell. --it. l.-uder, to sign a separ- b^v« tu rn e d ‘tho table* nnd won a l l l 7 Tkir A » v f l « |r S l* r» u ) feeling is very high against (D y Th« A M O fU |r4 l*rr«»«l E U S T J^ ^ej)t. 14.—A. L*. Johnson, negro and if he is found he1 sir i«-.. i a'leement with Individual L o o p in g victory In the Democratic WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-*-Revolt- ment in tho House ns so divided n* to the fate of tho meas- member of committee appointed to get.no trial in the court*.' rot'b primary /o r the gubernatorial notnl- ing against the action of tho confer make doubtful ’ I . . . nsalst In eradicating moiqultoea ' In ;Xhe dead deputy eheriff This s«u«n, it waa elated, wouldJ today, son the facot of incom- ees |n w rltiag back into the adminis­ ure. • . - . .. Apparently the movo by Represen­ thle elty, reported that-prbvisiona had Seminole county boy and ^ i w - i i m .received up ^ end the strike on from dO to 52 of thei iIm, M „ LliM Vclock tration tariff bill a. dye embargo Uitways of the country c o u n tryIl._ it-. 202 els-!, one .railway* j ^ j— y ^ Atlanta e.-atitkliAn Conatlttitibn'i benalng provision and a duty on potaah ta tiv e‘Gamer, who la the ranking bfab Vnade to secure waatejoll from about twenty-two years < whirh it entered into direct negotim* . Tho Indicated th a t Walker the House late yesterday sent that Democrat on the committee, whclh local gnragtm to b« used In spraying weir liked by everyone1 tions mill Mr. Jewell recently a t Carried 103 countiea with a county measure back to conference. Ita framed the original tariff, to Includo pools and breeding places of these In­ whom he .came Into contact . tanorc :.r*«s ..n any others who cared I £68, or a majority pf thu punagfthi were Instructed to uccopt potash in hi* motion to recommit took sects. He also distributed llterat'are aa an officer woaiearless in t# srrrpr peace terms. ,416 unit TVIV9 votea **‘U and that a«wiuws>,» HardwickTiad I th. l'w,vv *v* v •> 1,410 -v— tho senate amepijniqnta. repealing the \ho managers of the bill b / surprise. among members present relative to duty at all time*. • 7^ In announcing that He would offer methods to be employed In extejmlnWiUi the announcement that l^ rtial f orty*bpe counties, with a'-tohd .‘▼ote existing dye embargo and placing pot­ He waa the son of Mr, , _ the motion Mr. Garner declared the allon rtioaquitoe*. (»r>- h.. ■ been voted, came tb» L,^. *»«,. jQg. ........................ sixteen countie* were y et'to ' ash on the free list. Mrs. Noah Jacobs, of Chuluo ** ...................... ............. - f i r■t t ,v ......... I . . . I.be/. *__J •fie.t . statement I .I ... .... k from ---Ia B. ,P neriaal-' . in u„ mi» v . .. . ■ . I potash. duty was a .“scandal" and definiu. k n t* MMrh• •• where hp.was'bom and Borne Republican house . lenderttLFVWM * / PUIIIC IWJIUMIIWitl ---------V, » Rj—^J had been placed in the MRS HARDING’Q CONDITION appeared to Warfield, president of thft'Beabhard • cUlforA.W. Walker, app nnd had epenLhi* earjyand dlsanboifited. charged that It ha IB GREATLY IMPROVED *'* h b o jT ^ He i» > ! V W g rtU W fc ult?’ l “ ' C . n l . r lh .t certain In,.real. In j -Air countyurilt vote*, OUt of a *were — — -■ l.im<•*and •>«• represeqtaUvjp %,||svatKi^svi.•.-f tqf : q-rnJI*-1 ,-ri> I iiBave*218 » , ii «iu ,wu..., «.«. -Otc®, H leaves a wife “ and.* to wnav what me the uljl- u,“ vlu Were pessimistic pcasimiauc as 10 nnnoransii •... . i t ... ~ m—m a a l J 4 a n n tt . I . ■ a a n L a k A m m SPENT GOOD NIGHT road sc,-unties company said to c o n ' i ^ ^ q/ 4 is ,.Or enough to mature hia a m :»■»«’’ «,„ald th* ita te of Utah may have an opporpne si 9 tor and n brother and one eiater maU result or of the l»ou« house .ction action w would a t tho the ,rate ato reault ousa — ^ ,■ n^ Kh tkm m *tarmi,n j am at trol in.uoo.ooo.OOO of stock, which J nomination for. governor o i Gaorgla, m other relativeg to mourn hia pqtash they hold. He .. ,_ s 4M wht«4 . »koved hi- was responsible t it nogo, on the f a c e «f returns early last night, be. . Rcprcaenutivc Mondell, 0 . y . WASHINGTON. Sept. 1 . . jrther The aypiRathy of the nations that finally ended in th« rec*{^a^^by th rA tla n U Constitution, * ’ “ L T i S o m o would b . ndded that RapibBcana from f.m tln . improvement In tbe condition of Mrs. goes out to the wife and igmmrnt. I from ^eatordsy's state-wide! -T^tpp*' ‘‘ waa reported Brig iiaiUM'H naa rw * II ^ today-by rr * we, tlAIISl to enta ■ •apd • relatiyoe ■« of this ^ -• their vote for the bill with the dye adler __%*wto --Tht airrt-emcnt was rose hod before i cra(|c . primary. Those flgurks'ihdl- 'll t General Sawyer, white house young man W ho WAS r t„ „ bn bul th, y c» | d * ] ! • - . . * ' 4 »• a . _ down #Ta«tm in I n fthe i t a nAwVAsHsen ^ the committee of ninety .• d e n t e d cstt*d_ W alker carried _ / ^ hty.-eight . J doubtful wbaUtcr thm -t.tn.blIW J » performance __ blU a t this session of congress. 0 1 ^ s vote fot duty on potash, physician, who said- aho spent an ex­ r. ^out 2 oYlock yesterday afternoon. rJlltV ............. .... , man M.Cumber,,of tho aeiute ^ ; , n° ^ |nnJin F<min. Jt ln ™p|y, declar- cellent night, • Preparations . The funeraljrul occur e agers, took a more bptlmlatlc 1 ' ' /".T" Uck to work oh ...T _____ _ cu . . . l u n t convemiuu vutc.. - -vT m would ed ’the potash duty ira i neceaaary' to luota Friday afternoon at ‘ Pirtiw to the agreement, ’g#ra begun 0thef' candidate appeared to carry n o . however, a ang « f J *. ” , th , protw-t the industry'built up In Utah, EXTREME CRUELTY GROUND FOR DIVORCE ' - t o t i” * mealing nf tb . « t o - Lounllca. ' ' CalKomla. Nabmak. and c tb .r . U , « , BY WIFE OF HART ORLANDO, Sept. U.— fuum ii, attended by the ipterngt- _ I n .the otbgr races today,* J. J ,| . . . • during the war. • .. ...w . j a . taa • _ 1 it.. im J soeuiiv. o'clock Sheriff .C. M. H ,. tonal. office -...vors of the six shoperafta. m row n appaatgd to be .well in the lead .1 (Dr n « Ah S«Is (NI Fr*s*» Seminole courtty, with a t t e Vote la the hbus* was 177 to Thi* nutting—ns those of the pftlt— Iiof 0 . A. Blalock and 0. M. Houser In LOS.ANGELES, S ept I4^-A eult DENGUE FEV ER , county and city officials . *»» closely guarded• the race fdrjcqmmlMloner of agricul 130, with 102 Republicans; .74 D»p»ofo r’divorce oh.the ground of “extreme NOW' UfiDRR CONTROL the nbgro W ho thih momi Tkt tint n>uvo.Jn the negotiations turc on tKe'fejco of the Constitution’s AT JACKSONVILLE e n t ity ” .,will, be institutod at once ed Deputy Jacobs to Qrlanc ^;*bidi culminated {n~tbe agreement 1oarly returns; M. L. again#, ^UIKm S. Hart, Aim actor, I", ; »Uru-<l in Au^ost xo, 15J wnen when indicated waft leaumg leading m « « m New now York 1 or* August -------- i J , by Winifred Westover Hart, according lodged him in thfe county ji all hnlM t w.dlw. 1 L-a ___ l i t a.. I .a'.g. ___ L allowed to remott •II hope Of ending the strike eVen thru state superintendent of school* and R: commit; and 126 Republicans and 4 J AC L L ^ S p T ^ l J . - t h e to announcement of her lawyers. ver, not longer thin' tte aid of. the «Blg F o u r" ' brother- E. pavlsoni Incumbent,, appeared to Democrats voting against It. The voto dengue fever which went on a ram-1 -r— tnlnli hoods had ended Mr W-efUM til* . 1to in thn lead for prison . COmmi* TO m V p.4 , t o . b « m bWSht under FAILURE • car by pr," w •w " " h '' INCOME TAXES ^M Unofbcial and sentt 0FFICBB9 8BIZER YACHT ties and h f onfcrcncea. t m n ^ v r - One o ^ week i T u later, u , . Mr. t o - s. ! j . ^ . ° C ^ i i C' p Jewell ili-nart,.ii ____ e— n i n . I n d i c a t e d that the Incum------------«nl-ns« nn known. This n^.— tt«d th at th* IncumGUlett wax greeted by applause on V se n i^ b d r i^OObf 1B2 J»wc!l departed secretly for Beltl- newspapers Indicated _____________ g In the first, fifth, both sides of the chainher and with • 1 tha dUeaM wcrd sported as and there tho basis for yeeter- bernti ;were leading In .........I. s . p t » - r o t „ n u ,..;-'* Perry Bailey, 24, who it Is*' S i b 1 an /relg fo h coptoeialonal dls»*.» k J r . m sev of the Demo. b f• ford to t­ ’. .*•>*-settlement was laid....' V> lalxth a n d ‘eighth cor •dollar yacht owned .hy. % • M, 1 m a W¥* ^ S S j^ s S ^ S i S? X.w-« a#EE» Emto al W M O T f t o M e e s e * * * * ^ • »* « #• * -• • -Bumten county a s a wholo ahlpDe'dV little under B^OO cars of — -**’ ........................" ‘ “ n’ ' ' ' • - -itffi. . _ 1 reeds. H r .’ p**nd opened 1Wrntern t.Thui .*call for iH i ............. - t eenvlctod on chargep gtawlpg out ef _ jir.secU o n ^ t an attack on M r.,and 44— a v . fito' foriidr^~ - ilkftjitrtdV jMv.-' r-7 . ••••• • J . : . _I . . • • • • *i i. �; T -in -M iv i i ,i irr H im i I I'jii*1, jr.irw fn, ,f r -frtifrm rtrx n * YOURSELF W e p a y 4% -lA terest on S a v in g s A ccou n ts T h e person w ho d oes not-know - how to' learn b y th e ir ihfstkkes, tu rn s th e b e st S ch oolm as­ te r b ut o f h is life. Teaches ‘P ay Yourself First” ------- T O N I G H T . Lloyd's Shoo Store' I ■ to cvdi*y ■!tuition and • modelled "the it ore' fla * cony for thp ie n '* t)pr M t of'tha i store and. added. m>n w; lido* ■ ' special sale for Friday, 1 Monday wljl be in'aUgui ’•j bills are being distal ;{ Scmiholc county call In ( the isle- a t which' titaf, _ _ _ , . ......... r , .. »; special discountB on all lines o f shoes. <rf \ 1 School slides, for tho .children. will b e ’* W.man K made a specialty, In ' fhkr sale. O n e i * pair of shoes"will bd given away free #«*P Pvor Among those- from Tampa In the to one who gueaaes the number o f ; ? ' #o®l( even city yesterday on business were J. V. seeds in the Jar nnd there wffl ’be * worma In Ely and S. Smithart. something'doing everym inute of the ** 5:4# A. M I big three days sale at Lloyds* This ^ .Maximum Curtis Barber leavea today for store has gained a reputation fo* do-1 ^ " Minimum Gainesville., where he will resume his Ing just what tho advertisement says * Rango studies at the University.—~ t~-‘------ nn<] In T I/mJ L mean* just { ^ and l^ rg a ih ^ ln Lloyd’* 'B arom eter . that as the public; has long since found ^ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hodges of Bar­ out. Nothing reserved, the very. Ut-s'iN Calm and cloudy, tow are spending a short time Bore a t i st styles go a t this*discount In th o '# * - . , the MonUxuma. - ■ • • sale. See hills and Herald. • *‘ * ' * **» W U w a trs romance and i w etpe brutal theatric;;al m * ,. \ >. JV.* J PROGRESS n * Claaalfied Ada 5e a line. No " * - ad takes for laaa thaa lie . IM and positively so claaalfied * Mt ad* charged to anyone. Cask 2 * • Waet netottpany aU orders. J ' O w si five words U a line - *■ and remit accordingly. t w i.t 3 l& i f i i hi DR SALE—I-atc IU2I model Ford ouring car. Fine condition. Chanccy ilaon. 144-BCp DR SALE—Complete wirclc*8 re­ ceiving set, aerial and instruction >ok. Only f20. 801 I’-nlmetto Ave>o-___ " 144-qtc ■'« a t,c.—•very nno Jersey cow.— Mrs. L. H. Jones, P. 0. Box 343. 144-3tp rfMSTITCHING nnd Plcotfng at­ tachment, fits all sewing machines, ■ice |2. Checks 10c extra. Lights nil Order House. Box 127, llirmingm, Ain. 143 Gtp . .condition. Phony 103-J or address Box 3T)2, ■ __________* ‘ * 142-Ctp FORDS, Buicks, Oldsmobilcs, , Daklands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland, Chevrolet, Maxwell for snlo. These SERVICE several. weeks. NOTICE TO LEGION AIRES Tomorrow- -Buck Johen j,, -ft k y Nerve' } *Uo "II in Wifg» inshlne Comedy. TO TH E PUBLJi prices are right, with easy terms. 6 Prize' W altz, y n u d e v ille , I^ike and 7 passengers. —H. & O. Motor Co. M ary C aaino, W ednenday. 2tc 209 Park Ave., Sanford, Fin. Distrib­ utor* for Uupmobilc and Lcxingfon New sheet muaic todny. Como irf eara. “We carry the part*.’’ nnd hear I t —J.*II. Hintormlster Pi­ ■ ' ^ . 140-tfc ano Co., Welnka block. church. Tho bi»ho£V^ot*d to refer VOR SALE—7u acres, near Entcrthe proposal to eJtfifnnate the phraao driae Junction, good .trucking and DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A "with my worlc|l>\ goods I thee en farming land. Will soli, part cash, SANFOKI?PRODUCT 145-fitc; w-ltc dow" from the ^eAmiony back to tho balance on easy terms.—E. Stafford, commission which had submitted it. Lake Monit/c, Fla. 119-tfc The bishops were generally in favor FOR RENT—Rooma and kitchenstta. SEVERAL HOUSES for'm le. Sea —Shirley Apartments opposite post of the phrase but objected to its Thlgpin. Bfl-tfc j office, upstairs. * 28-tfc wording, it wns aaid. PGR SAI.E—Strawberry plants, $3.00 , FOR RF/NT—Furnished room, also a The vote to eliminate the won! per thousand. F. o. h. Lako Mary,! storage room. 411 Park Ave. 144-Otp "obey” was 30 to 27. If the house of —Farina Strawberry Garden, Lako I deputies Concurs in the action the proMary, Fla, 13fl-12tp j FOR RENT—One large upstairs bed potaed chnrjgo .will be Subject .to ap­ room, suitable for two people. 519 proval at tho general convention three FOR SALE—Oakland roadster. Sco W. First Street. 146-3tp years hence before becoming effee-! Grow at B. & 0. Garage. 140-dtp A HTKOUT BARGAIN In Celery Land FOR SALE—Bird’s eye mapTo bed­ 20 minutes drive to Sanford postof­ room suite, brass bed. Inquire pf fice. 5 acres tiled, flowing well. This ATTENTION Joe Chittenden, 8th St. and Laurel land is well drained, in first class con­ A v e............. ' 145-2tn dition. NcW tiling, all atop boxes, dip J A kid party1 at Mra. Walter Hand’s FOR SALE Ono good horse, 2 mules, boxes, water main and drain ditch, id Friday night. Meet at M. E. church, one double wagon and harness. Ber­ fact ready for the seed. Loading sta­ 7:30. Everybody cotrfe and be a kid lin. See O. C. Cruse at Freo Shed. tion 3-4 mile. Public, road runs by with us. . - l44-3tp ______ 146-2tp property. Large lako 1-2 mile away. FOR SALE—DodiIge Tourlnig car, In Owner for quick sale Offers this for good shape. See 1, p. Talbott at $3,000. #1,000 cash, balance 1, 2, 3, Mra. M. P. McDonald’s, Sanford nnd 4 years. Act quick If you want Heights.________' . 14.r>-41p this.—F. F. MacMahon, 113 Magnolia 303 Sanford Avenue ,* FOlft 8A LE—Second hand furniture, Avenue. Phone 406-W • beds, mattresses, dreisers, wash atahds, rockers, chalrai-'Vugs, tables, FL O R ID A A N D dishes. Call around at Pkif Hotel for WESTERN MEATS Mr.1and j^rs'.aB)^nCheTykach.T40-ltp t'OJJTiD—Violen and case In*Winter Park railroad atatlon. Owner can Delivery to any part of tbe city hava some on description and paying w A N T E D -A il kids Under for this ad. Address Geo. Vlblen, R. ot ago to meet at the it, -E. church F. D. No. A, Sanford, Fla. ,-142-4tp Friday night at 7:80. Ice creant^Jem.. . r ~‘ vBdjliflt'of the ^ rp e fe fuud.” «144-8tp • WANTED—Color»S|-firlf 407-' MyrtlS , Ave................. ................ , 143-3tp FARMERS—1 havo qutte a few calIlfnJoUt, With Orlando Country'Clob Orchestra, wUI accept pupils on ery bed frames on hand for imme­ diate delivery.—H. T. Pace. 105-tfc • AVenue., Bee W. J. Thigpen. 142-flc FOR RENT—Two sp srtm en t^. jjw i . and up-to-date j wall furnished Catee Apartment*. 85-tfc • • .‘ V t .. t LfSfcS •, '( ‘ . f . i Uro.-B. Yeardon, of the T snV bo^-Thmple, will speak to tha pi M *1 Ml MS- On Thursday, thq Nth. at 8 p. corher First.and Magnolia itmstf front of Seminole Bank. Sa2 Mr. ,apd Mrs. A J T. Rosslter .have A very important meeting of tho returned home after spending the past eight \week* at Chautauqoa, N. Camobell-Lossing •P osf No. 53.wUi.bo' .IM neld at tne .Court/ House Thursday #M J., and W arrtn, Pa. * , | night, September 44th, 44tb, at 9?:00 o’clock. I All ex-csrvico man are earnestly urg­ Mrs. C. T. Friend and son Bruce, of ed to bfl present a t this meeting. Im­ Tampa, are spending this week as the portant ,P,l*np .are now,on foot and guests of Mrs. J. M. Wallace a t her well under way for building a Legion home on Fifth street , Tho Ladies of the Prwbjtl home on- tho Legiph' lot and overy church will hold their annual U 'Jacksonville wns represented here Buddy is expoeted to pitch in and do hit :* Prixe iWalU, Vaudeville, Lftke Friday and Saturday, Dccemhw WHEN ATTEMPTED TO HAVE yesterday by E. Lehman," J. Borman, P«rt in putting these plant *cross. Al­ Mary Casino, Wednesday.- •• 21c and 2nd, 1022. \t PROVISION STRICKEN and E. M. Iaem, M. A. Kelly and H. L. so plans are-being perfected for a l.ig Armistice Day on November 11th. OUT OF BILL Ernest. B. & P. CLUB TO MEET Don’t make any^datea for Thursday BETTER GOVERNMENT LEA! ( U r T h a A u w l i t r S P rra a ) A. C. Bennett, one of the popular night a s tho Legion needs your pres­ The Buatncss and Professional WASHINGTON, S ept 13.—Oppon­ travelling men who sella paper to tho ence and co operation In thp plans Women* Club .w ill be entertained A large number of citizens net ent* of the dye embargo lost today printing firm*, w ar in- the city today they n©\* have for <these two -big Monday evening 8 iOO o’clock *a t-th e the Masonic ‘ Hall Saturday cfe) in the house the first phase of their rvrnta whilh mean much in.the his­ calling on tho local office*. J Sept. 8th, for the purpose of argid fight to have that provision stricken tory o four local post. * ' ) • • • home of the President, Miss Whitner, Ing a better Gov> eminent dub, el on Magnolia avc142—6tp out (if the tariff bill. Speaker Gillett Every “cx-reM cff-riitth' hTMvHed to The Kiwania Club held a moat in­ was organized under tho nama i overruled a point by Representative teresting and enjoyable luncheon this meeting; every legionnlfe |s orgThe Political Club of Seminole Caw Fish, Republican, of New York, that DRINK PEABODY’8 HARD WAT­ meeting at tho Hotel Valdez today, «*d tn be present. * There will be nn open meeting conferee* exceeded authority in writ­ ER. RLEND COVFEE, ROAStED this Club at the Masonic Hall Sat ( George G. Ncjrrng, nn account of which will be published ing embargo back into bill after the tomorrow. DAILY IN SANFORD. 141>-4tc, w ltc day night, Sept. 16th, at 7:80 P. Post ComfiaAder. • . senate and house hnd voted it out. All interested in better Govema T. It. Waddell, Sr., and J. G. Don't make any engagement for for Sanford and Seminole County i C. A. Moht^jreprescnting the Fuller ATTEMPT TO BLOW Thursday n ig h t Legion meeting at 'cordially 'fhvlted to Ik- present, Construction Co., of New York and tig were business visitors here UP A. -C. I.. IIKIDGK | the Court House at eight o’clock. ladiea apecially invited to be prr* Miami, has arrived tn tho city and al­ tcriiay from Eustis. A JACKSONVILLE ready ha* u force of men putting up (T lr Tfc* A ts W llI rS I’r r u ) the office building and a warehouse JACKSONVILLE, ‘ Sept. 13.—A for the materials that will go into the P riz e W altz, Vaudeville, party of deputy sheriffs surprised six-story First National Hank build­ M ary Caaino, Wednesday. four men whom they claim were a t­ ing. Mr. MohY is six feet five' incbM tempting to dynamite the Atlantic in height and looks down- — -—— — " —ev upon mo«4 ■—■■■■■■■■*■! Coast Line railroad, bridge over Six people but at that he ia an upstand­ Mile Creek, near here, Ihst bight and ing young man who ia heartily wel­ 8 S a n fo rd ’s N e w Stoi*e after a pistol battle, two men were P h o n e 127 comed to our midst and may his stay captured. • be ns long as possible. * I -h s 1 Drapery Sale Friday and Saturday Legion meeting Thursday night, Yowell Co. 143- ltc eight o'clock, at the Court House. FAVOR ELIMINATING WORD "OBEY” FROM WEDDING CEREMONY FOR RENT J* p ip e r A Two-Part 8tntshine Ca. DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A DRINK GRADE A COFFEE/—A SANFORD PRODUCT. 145-6tc; w-ltc SANFORD rR 0D U pT .’145-5tc; w -ltc STRENGTH “T H E Tenor Banjo, Banjo, Mandoline, Ukelele Write,. 42 EL Llrinfston, Orl.ndo---------------------1---- — Telephone 514 •Will be at Lake Mary Wednesday N ight * 10 Stores in Georgia- 1 Store in Florid* arrival of .Mr. Wheeler H Tolbert, • f Special Representative of . . . of• Cincinnati, .Ohio - •' - . ♦ . - . • ■m J . ^ ■ K'. Tolbert is.ihere for the. remainder of th is. week, * ✓ 'V* . 1 • • • • • ■' # , i r\ taking measures for Fell-ap'd Winter Suits and Over­ coats. His hobby is to please the man “that’s h are to plfase”. He has. on display 500 o f the choices! Woolens of the season. . ■ ia Come in and let him get your measure, select the fab­ rics and style'you like best, and have suit come out when it is most convenient for you. �.W ^ * d. aI* l ° thln‘r nM,r* .th*n to the o t p u b lic tlo n .^ S :t, edWf STAO IN N trtO TJ ety editor to,: as society. edl ;wapa*wr, w rite iq U»« ipclrt to.nei.l,Ili,7Xch""StUp"iS';iIr.db',’,rlm’nt ’t°"' w t e t a » :*■».•.«? clpl» find carried out undjer proper porch MCMBKn Til* a iio c u t a o - r a u i lug these payments until his contract! a ut T h e A ssociated P r e s s I s Jexclusively is reached In order o r until the "loan orU nt e n tille d to the use f o r republleatlon Of v / that tl a ll , n e w s Clspauthoe c red ited to it o r is ready." n o t o th erw ise c re d ite d la th is paper A number of these Companies harp a a n d a la o the local n ew s published applied f o r . ^ e r m i t t o . o p e r a t e in h e re in . } :—‘ JU1 rl*tats of re-publication of special Florida under our ."Blue Sky Law, dupe tehee herein are aleo reserved. and in each case their application has They f HKKALO B D IU IM 0 . Phone U been denied by the board, which I*! ter of composed-of comptrolfer arid attorney -1 gendral,.. However, bome of these1crat8 v promoters, and. schemers have under* Jjn a q ; The price of Qole has gone down in taken to slip under this fence hnd T South Carolina alnce Tuesday. have either organised local corpora- ^ " lions or have set up business by way 1c - "Bonus Question will Follow Tariff of the famous plan of . declaration of !?pryf* / Settlem ent" say*, headline In the paper. trust. The declaration of tru st usual* Vj* _ Ei i ‘Which may mean anything or noth* 1y is resorted to for no other purpose e than to recolve the benefit of a icorpor- 8 Iae * i ' Jhg.... •• • *_.* ate body, without having to submit to papcT J ' Charlie Chaplin, alleged comedian, the laws regaliting corporation?. The J1/" 1® n 0 pc*: will get married again this time to promoters in such cases ore very, Lila Leo. Things mdyd, f a s t- Iri ’the careful to absolve thomselvea of any prJL * liability whatsoever as individuals or . . 0 jnovlea.. I na trustees T h „ . t o Fior td , ; . t : r ln/ , ' / Why do the Christian nations al­ 'th is timo-Jonn companies using the low Turkey to run rnmpant and keep i three per cent, loan contract (or four right on cutting up #the Christians. | per cent.), operating as local corpora We thought the war was fought, to itiops and under the declaration cf trust plan. hick-the Turk In the slots. •• A sample contract Used by oba of. these Man companies operating lindor j’;, . Late despatches 3ny that the Greek army has nil but heeft defeated by tha declaration of trust shows upon its ,'t:, Turks jind is retreating. Wo believe - face that practically overy provision T f .it, I'hey hay? .already retreated as *for the protection and benefit of the I contract holder usually found in these V far as Sanford. I contract* hps been left out nnd the EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS........... purchnscr of one of these contracts They say Hint the famine In Russia j has no assurance of getting his loan is over nnd there will e no more Near | at any specified time, neither does the •East or Far West begging for them j contract state how much of the money j paid in •disll go into the loan fund or this winter. ! how much may l>o used by the pom* j puny.or the trustees for expenses, and promises only to lend the contract [ holder when thd Money is avnilnblo [ for his loan, the difference between whnt he ha* paid in and the fnce of |'lhe contract. / •: The strike will end on many of the roads today or tomorrow and when it does end it will be the end of al) strikes for all time to com*. The public will never allow another one to happen and if it does happen it will j be the end of unionism on the public ■ carriers nnd coal mines. i JnckHonville will gel n new reserve bank. Wo don't know thnt this will add anything to what we have already said. The reserve banks nru so-called because nil the money is reserved for specinl purposes and poor people can’t get any of it. TOUCH NOT, TASTE NOT THE LlQOOft Y)V* TODAY It seems useless to point out to the fools of yesterday nnd today that they risk their lives t( they buy whnt is called whiskey nnd drink it; the fools .of yesterday arc either dead or blind. , 1 The ones of today go on in their fol­ ly drinking wood alcohol. For months the Tribune and other newspapers have told men and women who’crnve liquor thnt the stuff that now la sold *1* poison; thnt it mennji death or toy J R w l blindness. V , ’ One m ight ns well pet a rattlesnake S>M in August or take n bobcat home for the children to play with' ha to drink i V,--': the liquor now sold by bootleggers, Wc ' have some sympathy for those whose r^v appetites demand strong drink; but 'pv they should conquer that appetite. It is against the law to sell liquor; it is j against the law to buy it. Both ^he bootlegger ami the purchaser arc pullK’t ty, and yet both go on in the business, 9 m .; and the undertakers are busier than y la a waste of time to keep ig tho unwise th a t they will my drink that which is being for sale. Miami liquor is no turn the Tampa product. Betyour liquor habits right now. a Tribune. B :HE PER CENT LOAN TRACTS "u . - ™ A rnos 01* e v e r y acco u n t here; W hether it is: la rg e or l, th e s e e ss e n tia ls o f safe irig a r e y o u r ^ f o r the A T30MMUNITY. BUILDER B. P. WHITNBH, CuhU f 30x3 Vaccum Cup, Fab. $10.35 30x3 % Vaccum Cup, Fab. $11^5 32x4 Vacuum Cup Cor<r$2lb25 33x4 Vacuum Cup Cord $.10.1$ -32x4 % Vacuum Cup Cord $37.70 READ F*0lt;PROSPERITY WASHINGTON, Sept, *14.—Secre­ tary <>f Labor Davis shortly before 3 o'clock this afternoon gave out a formal statem ent, in. which he said that "with the settlem ent, of, .the strike of 400,000 shop craftsmfen the who!.* industrial machinery of tho country is ready for tt" forward move­ ment unprccchdcnted in our economic hist cry." “American industry," said the stVrbtary, "has overcome the last obatji.Tc in the way of his greatest economic revival the nation haa ever known,” f o r .a lim ited Time A "TON-TEST ED" TUBE WITH EACH TIRE PURCHASE. BEST GAS AND Oil ATTENTION HEBEKA1IS! The picnic, aupper planned .for. to: night nt the hqni«r Qf Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Leasing, has been'postponed on ac­ count n fthe death of Bro. J. C. Jacobs. Phone 481-J / 05 Palmetto Avc- -Sanford Three Big Mill ^ipm ents of in th e n ew est sty le s, b o u g h t sp ecially fo r a 2-d a y S p ecial. Eveiv P'IC<w ill b e on sa le fo r 2 d ays on ly. 10-pieces V o ile s / M a rq u ettes artd . 1 0 . *& ' N . * ,u#* to n n es for y a rd Scrimp Marquette and Cretonne Nets, pieces to sell for, yard— . „n 20 . . 20 pieces of Chister Laces, Terry Cloths, heavy Tapestry patterns In Cretonnes for, ya^d— ■ - '. f- . , _ CON rbe Florida SUte Bankor, published Tallahassee, contains the following :iee, 'which should be read arid dl* Ited by those seeking, loens OH rifrbuUdlng contracts: t has been evident from informs* ri received, by tho state comptroller dug tho p ast several months that W a . -la8sJ.m- I — 1.* »to of Florida has bees invaded dass erf promoters aUd " fl/^ W salesmen who^ro offering and, 0 to aay, ara having aorao sucj efelling to some of the public, 1 of so-called loan or home-. m government on contracts with the gov«;r/unjeot. for merchandise arid goods. . • But the government nppcnls to tho nowspnperS.'to GIVE It publicityNfor the liln-f-ty Joan enmpnign and other RIDING THE NEWSPAPER patriotic propaganda. WITH A PATROTISM . UN MATCHED BY ANY OTHER BUS­ INESS ENTERPRISE THE NEWSnnd the nation—and were we without PAPER RESPONDED.It our whole political .structure would . A» A c government itself trie* to crumble and n new form of govern th ° ^ s p a p ^ r a ' so do business * men. . • *• . me^t would have tp be m ad e-th e Every ncWBpaper offlco reccivc, newspaper i* still of necessity a husi every day business propaganda in the' ness proposition nnd must he so nn- mail. Under tho thinly veiled guise lean it becomes the instrument of of tfivihg you news, privntc business government itself, owned and opernt- expects the newspaper to pay the cost ed by the government. of type set and print psper and mnil There are plausible reaaons for the GALLEYS—Riding Newspapers ___ government ownership otnl operation ing-ront, to say nothing of labor, to of newspnp'ers. There are many mo^o send its propaganda out to the newsgood reasons why it is impossible for paper readers. . f the government to make a newspaper. There hnvo been no bigger offenders It has been tried, it has been tried in in this business than the automoile a number of places nt different tim es,' people. They have gone so far na to nnd every time it bos. encountered demnnd that a newspaper give them failure because contending parties free whole sections of publicity and quarrelled over who had tlie right to won’t advertise' with the newspaper ride the paper, most. jth a t Vofusea. . '" - 1 I ’crhnps the most interesting oxper- ‘ Njpwspsperil nru beginning to proiment was made ntraut two decades t?st against this sort of industrial ipiagd in I»s Angeles. Politicians id pudence. They arc beginning to tell power bccnn\p dissatisfied w ith the bd-, the story of the’ automobile people itorinl bias and the corporation soure-' who withdraw their advertising for cs of subsidy of the newspapers th e n 1this reason. They should. So that pubHahcd In that city. They decided Abuse la rapidly growing less. One they would'makc a municipal paper.' story of this kind has more than They, would publish it a t the city hx-J once stopped the sale of a car in • pense, and charge as near as they ( town. TOe people do not like bull- requests were aent out -on the he*** paper’s stationery eVenbeing taken out. of the newapapea’a shop to the department store where the soliciting letters were written. When thp little trick was discovered the merthanoi themselves expressed • Utter emnxement that the newspaper should'be displeased, and wont SO fa r as to make Jnsaltiog remarlia to.the news­ paper owners who objected to these '/shoplifting" practices. The newspaper renders a greater public service. th a n 'a n y department store was ever known to render. I t is 'recognized by the government as in* finitely more Important than any mercantile house. It ii the legitimate trade builder as well as educated, If' the"he^spkphr ia not $0 be subsidised by selfish interests, then it must bo maintained upon.the highest business principles. Therefore .th e shallowminded, seif purposed merchant who Wdtild undermine- »by methods more tricky than honest the legitimate buftr incss bnsis of a newspaper works against a free press in our country .and for a subsidised press, And-when you got a subsidised press you get a Bpc'inl intercut press. • The newspapers all over tho coun­ try are fast getting wise to this bust* ness of trying to ride the newspaper. The tinto Is near when they will not only repudiate it, hqt, they will put 'befon- the public -the * mrmoa of the mots who try to steal the rides?—Jack-1 aonnlle Journal. », In. Taffeta ' Of ^n v to ^0-inch FHot Neta, Cretonne Fan: cy Madrna and Marquette. Values up to 7oc and 86e., 'Special for 2 days, yard— • psttema, values p; KtS. Rose and Biu< �i i l l l ^ «*.- • - 1 '*''• -' - 1 0 fi ■* ■. fBSW»|fl| j 3 * .JM , ] 1. I S | B.i J ?* ■s v. • H •r hi « 1 | I Li. ■ a inbd AT pusiistliiilh encored, a nllrd upon again and ( the “Wabash Itlues”— m in .late thnt £rt fcrtmnli ulings a Her dim mg "as the hit a wfiv)-il ,.i invitation I jutnet ..in out ion in October 21' and 21, and hnMr talk . made it in jt Sanford m I! be well Tie Kiw.iims <’lub will t in Puil 1 aid Huy and | pool Mi in aid the making \his I I' S w ppc t tii ti com es managers «i' suppose, d snmkcd u ■•>. loo, nd- 1 B * 1 SL P efe Tourists'* Cannot Use Pqrk r B arn yard Golf CLUB IL VALDEZ 0 morning's Tribune will be found a three-pax® feature story by G. L. ) nren marking official Tatnpa, w m 1 H iller, president of G. L. Miller & built new ’structures, almost exclus­ Co.j A tU nta, a real estate mortgage ively residences, exceeding in value bond. house,- c o w in g building in ths ! £.',500,000.. This, if It could bo count­ southemN*Utcs. by cities. It is the ed in Tampa as. the other cities ,have ftgga.able to count cUl their building, |,would put this city bo fa r ah ead ' in*' building for 1021 there would be no croquet, chess throwing horseshoes, comparison. That outside new build­ will find their favorite courts scatter­ ing is hero to show for Itself, here, as ed' plunder far Williams Park, where part of Tampa , in every thing save .the games have flourished heretofore, only official name.-’ ■ ■.-»>• , | U has bean made' bhavbilablc for the Tho position Florida has taken in , . p o r t f 'r^ ' ' the-South, according to this showing , P flfa of'General John C. Williams, is ono wmch fuily justifies the declan founder of St. Petersburg, were grant­ ation of dlliwho knew their state, that ed an injtifctttbn by. Circuit Judge Mc­ thIYo Was never any hard times period in 'l'™ * * *r™ * ‘ '-■>is never a Mullen which In effect ordered the t city purlf board to remove its fixtures time when building was not more ac­ 4rnT iKur<fc'V« a V < i r t h e b th e r. in* tive than iq apy other state, and that building Valuer according to per • Flprlda; is the fastest *growing state, capita of t population. The nrtfelo and fast becoming.tho richest state in says: ‘" i ” *'' j- the world! / ' •!■ : *' ' “ Florida, which forty years i Much of the prosperity of Florida is ago, wds scarcely thnn a _^ W 'the fact that we Hava sane due continuous stretch of siramp ham- j bankingr and- Investment laws, that mock and pino .barren, shows the , ttaxes arc Jow'er herd than in most-any way with an expenditure of $62.72 other state, and that our ic^slatuigs for edch person living In tho I are not of tho kind to heckle and ham. state. It is niso interesting to i’per outside money arid industry note that, ytd)o, li lends the other i which may want td settle here. In states in . per capita, building, it i ndfiUidh tb these causes, may be Rep-, shown practically no * increaso .tinned ns the greatest-single fhing to over the ‘.previous January to promote building anywhere, the June period; which indicates that • thousands of miles of good roads built the unusual building program has add being built. Florida leads in been in effect fOr'somb’tlmo pnst. permanent rond building as it lends in Those who are In close touch with .building construction; an<f the two tho affnim of the state realize have made for the state » record which .that there is little likolihood of j well justifies the claim that it 1%J,ht< any ahatcmotit in tho near fu­ [coming state in the Union for popula j lion, for diversification of Industry, ture.” But it is only by a more intimate and wide dissemination of wealth, Mr. Miller has done a great thing. comparison with other states that Fjorida In really seen to bo leading so for Tfarfdn, especially, and for the well* ahead. Taking the figures f o r ( Konth in general, in publishing this the ycaf ItrJl—because the figures for ( record, and comment, of the South's Jha last half of 1022 ar« merely csti- accomplishments during this and mated—we find thnt Florida's eleven through tho past yenr. He should he fargost e lite s , having a .total populn- heartily commended for his deed.— tipn of 260,000 oqly, built new struc- TAriiph Tribune. tures to the totnj value of $24,800,• ----- : 000. With thnt population pnd thnt J''K K A CAR total for building in mind, we will HOME WITH YOU look at some of the other leading. HtOM JACKSONVILLE Th< Wdrhl at your, dojr every cvei mg for 15c.—Daily Ileraid. Southern States. ! <nr The A i n t i n t i i*resfc>' KighCcitloa of Alabama with a total JACKSONVILLE* Sept. 14.—-Taku population of HfiO,000 ninde n building n little street clir home and plnce it In advance of $0,000,000. tho garage-^fcoing now for f!120,forRight cities in Georgia with n pop- rnerly worth between $5,000 atid $6,ulation of 400,000,* huiH* $17,000,000 000- if you would be n traction mug worth of new construction. note it'ecrtainiy is your chance. This ,<Jlx cities in- Louisiana with 600,000 is the word passed oot by J. P. Inglo, CONTRACTORS and BUILD4 EHS will tell j o u th at their chief difficulty lies In findi, tag concerns th at they'can de\ pend upon yea^ in and year out. fea>jfoat what they, wont ia prompts nusfl, precision, a ^ dependable product and a continuous service which the HILL LUMBER CO. E ven if you h a v e som e on e e lse do you r w ork— you w ill h a v e a BETTER H O M E If you talk it ovor with If you have him build it. It will be mutually profitable for you to investigate The PRICE is right 810 West First St ■■BaaB«aaaBBBB*faaaBBajlaBBBBBaaBaaananannnnBBnaBB T here ju st o n e w a y to g e t even w ith you r landlord. Own Your.O wn H om e. N o m ore dark, crow ded room s, ho ren t receip ts, no m o v in g from place to p lace. C om e in and ta lk th e m atter over w ith us. W e ’v e helped hundreds to ac­ q uire h om es o f th eir o w n -a n d in d e­ p en d en ce. We can help you. Cement, Plaster, Roofing, Wall Hoard, Nails, Keene’s Cement, Plaster Paris, In fact everything for tho builder from the founds-' tlon to tho roof. I t I* tho aim of tho JULL LUMBER CO, to bo* of service to tho buyers of Lumber and Building Material!. The mil Lumber Co. office is located a t 223 West 3rd Street. Telephone 136 if you. .contem­ plate building. - Wo will bo >'•Hf B U IL D E R Agent for Dozier & Gay’s Paints and Varnlshc ? * u Let Us Furnish All YoUr Materials, it's Time Saved, Quality Assured and Real . Service, We Offer Toil . . *1 ^ . �‘ > *• IfJvl Ui* . Y PACBKO f ' A ' A’ ^ SEP7 THE S A N F O R D D A IL Y IIER jP»| -■ at -'jl. ey's Honey;ami' T ar contains no ojjiates—ingredient* printed on the w rap­ per. Stood the 1 1 of_ time H retng president and endorsed by many Flor­ ida Dempcrati. •' 1 Mr. Harding has frequently stated that in case where Republican’Judicial timber does not meet the require­ ments f o r thta high .office, ha would not hesitate in appointing a Democrat as ho dir recently in Georgia. colds, coughs and •bronchial where.—Adv,. YESTERDAY’S RE8ULT8r, National Leaghe At Phiiadelphia, 4-1; SU<oul* 13-11 .The endorsement pf Lake Jones, of [ME, CEMENT, At Boston, M ; Pittsburghf^-fi. Jacksonville, by the Republican lead­ At Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, Bs, ers of the state for appointment by PLASTERand At New‘York, 8; Chicago, 3. President Warren G. Hnrding'Vor additional judge of the Southern Dis­ BUILDERS’ trict of Florida. American Leaguewhich embraces At Chicago, 7-3; New York, 3*6. Tampa, does not come as a surprise to At Detroit, 0; Philadelphia, 5. those who have been more or less MATERIALS At Cleveland, 1; Washington, 4. conversant with .the situation. .Mr. of every kind AT~St. Louis, 1; Boston, 3. Jones stands high in the estimation of that party leaders of the state, but If it ahould develop that the adminis­ , American Association tration does not feel like offering the At ..Toledo, 6; Louisville, 11.' At St, Paul, 7-6; Kansas City, 4-3, lucrative plum to .Mr, Jonea or any other Republisan ionnidhred eigiblo, At Columbus, 1; Indianapolis, 9. House of or an yrcaaon whatever, it is regard­ At Minnenpolia-Milwaukee, rain. ed by frfends of Judge O. K. Reaves, of Tompn, that he will have an exnol- SE R V IC E , Q UA LITY Southern Association ■limt chArice.’ ‘In view o f the presi­ At Birmingham, 8; Atlanta, 0. P R IC E v i-: dent’s declaration that, ha will not Memphis, 3; Chattanooga, 9. hesitate to nominate n Democrat as A t Little Rock, 8-11; Nashvllio, 1-0 judge; should he feel that it is best, At Mobile, 4; New Orleans, 1. Th0 Dally1 Harold -^ Delivered at your j friends of Mr. Reeves have been ac­ " door six days a week tat 15 cento— tive in his behalf. He is understood HOW THEY STAND to have the endorsement of a very National League largo part of the bar of the state, tie COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK . Won Lost is generally esteemed as ono of die .School teachers ahould give the New York . most ablcirrists of tho state.—Tamps same advice to children who have Pittsburgh coughs as this Florida 'teacher. "I Tribune. St. Louis recommended Foley’s Honey nnd Tar Cincinnati to* the children in my school who had Chicago __ Second sheets, 8^x11, only the 'flu’ and good results came when­ Brooklyn 60c per 1,000, while they last, at ever it was used,” write* Mrs. L Philadelphia Herald office. *1 Armstrong, Okeechobee, Florida! F°l* Boston iroat, cheat selection de-C hm e, G eo rg ette, Knitsilk ( W aists. A ll n ew merchandise am la te s t p attern s. $5.00 and $10.00 Values I of compUl .xa as* ree.- h a t th ta on! — American League Won I New York St. Louis Detroit Chicago Cleveland W a s h i n g i .oi P h itfld e : .New t 0 h nlis Little Ruck Birmingham Chattanooga Nashville A tlan ta Pet U l l H l i W l lL il U . OO .HOG _____ 600 AN ORDINANCE MAKING A P PR O PR IA TIO N S FO R T H E CITY OF SAN.518 FORD, FLORIDA. FOR T H E FISCA L YEAR B EG IN N IN G OCTOBER .500 1ST, A. I), 1022, AVI) ENDING S E P T E M B E R 30TH, A. D. 1923, BAS.189 El) UPON T H E ESTIM ATED INCOME FROM .ALL SOURCES FOR •159T H E PERIOD A F O R E S A ID ; AND DECLARING T H IS Tt> BE AN 122 EMERGENCY M EASURE NECESSARY F O R ' T H E jJ S U A I. DAILY H'2 OPERATION OF THE M UNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. W HEREAS, the estim ated income for the City of Sanford, Florida, for the fiscal year beginning October 1st, A. D. 1922, and ending September 30th, Pet A D. 1923, from till sources is ns follows: Licenses ......... $ 6, no.00 Municipal Court Fined and Costs .... . . 7 ,000.00 Dog T u x e s , . .................... j .mi.oo Pound Fees * .. mo.DO Inspection Fges • ..... i 1,900.00 Franchise tSou. Bell Telephone Co.) , ...... 018.00 S tate Rond and Bridge Tnx ..... . ft.ouo.OO Interest nnd Coats __ _ 2,non.00 Miscellaneous Income ......... 1,200,00 Tuxes on I-nnds Sold for Taxes .......... ......................... 3,000.00 Paving Liens (French Aye. and Goldsboro St.) 189 00 1922 Taxes, Real and Personal $11(1,289.00 Less r>", Kdtunate Uncollected 5,81-1.00 R alph W ig h t W as The Leader in the Shoot Y esterd ay $110,475.00 Total Estimated Ineome-for 1923 Bills pnynhle $137,082.00 3,000.00 S a le w ill la s t on e w ek, beginning Sep! Iranixed Yeut Give* the Stomach Natural Digestive power! T h e re ’s one', o r g a n In th e h u m a n body th a t “ Klcka b a c k ” w h an It c e ls w eak, a n d Own's th e std m n ch . No sto m ac h on ekrCh c a n o p e ra te w ith ­ o u t v lta m ln e s -a n d -iro n . T h e aam o th in g la tru e a b o u t Uie n erv e s. T h e re U h a rd ly ' a n y th in g th a t c a n h a p p e n S anford A ven tie and Second Stri SA N F O R D ft OCTOBER PH O NO G RAPH Sinroark-l’BVvrr (loarl Ironlxrd Trait Ullrklr Ilullda lip Ulerktlvr t'owrr. You'll lieHah Yuu r l-'t»n«U REC0! RECEIVED TODAY I n t h e n e r v o u a e y a t e m t h a t 1b n o t a t unco - r e f le c t e d tj> t h e s t o m a c h . W e a k n o r v e s ! w e a k n to m a c h ! N a ­ t u r e h a s o n ly o n e a n s w e r ; m o r e v l t a iiOties I r o n lie d ! B u t r r n i e m b e r t h a t Iru n lx e d Y e a s t Is n o t a m e r e i n i t i a t e » ( yiA st a n d Iro n , b u t is y e a s t Ir o n l*ed, w h ic h Is a s u b s t a n c e all by tieelt. T h ta Is w h y Ir o n lx m t Y e a s t iro d u c c a a l m o s t i m m e d i a t e r e s u l t s n c a s r x o f Ions o f a p p e t i t e , avd ralort to food, b elch lu g, KS« on th e s t o m ­ ach. fernu-ntutlon. " lu m p -n f-le n d " fee] lint a f t e r e a t i n g , d y p e p s l a , liullg e s t lo n . T h e r e In o n l y o n e I r o n l x r d Y e a s t In t h e w o r l d ; It c o n t a i n s yeftst • v l t n m l n e * - w t t h - o r p a n i c - I r o n , t h e v e ry n a t u r a l f o o d - p o w e r w h ic h e v e r y s t r u n g s t o m a c h and- g v e r y • t r i m s nerv o u s s y s t e m possesses. Th« a n s w e r Is, tr o ii tc s l v i t a m i n - l i e ! Ir o n * l i e d Y «ast. Is s o l d a t a l l d r u g s t o r e s ut f t 00 a p n e k n g e , E a c h p a c k a g e m o t i o n s no t a b l e t s , e a c h t a b l e t I s sealed T h e y n e v e r lo s e t h e i r p o w e r . M'f'rl by- Ir o n tx e d Y e a s t Co., A t l a n t a . <ia T a k e I r o n l i e d Y o a s t. anil y o u 'll e n j o y e a t i n g . Mid d i g e s t t h o r o u g h l y e v e r y t h i n g y o u e a t . T h a i ' s life; Welakn Mock f Sanford Ma D eliciou s ‘ P IE S A N D COOKlliS R O U T H BAKE! ;; g| Next to P rin c e ss T h ontrr Growers W ant Service Harden Stevens ----- Gibbs _____ Sm ith ........ Newman ..... Pezoid, Geo. May ........... Maxwell Pezoid, Paul Tolar ------Mobley ----Griffin .... 35x50 19x25 36-50 FEDERAL JUDGESHIP ENDORSEMENT FALL^ - / TO JONES, IS CLAIM Dept, of Public Safety and Welfare nnd Pub Div. of Sts, nnd Bridges (Including Street Cleaning) Div. of Sewers nnd Drains .—..............................Div. tif Health ___ .............................. .......... — Div. of Police..................................... ...... ------------ .... Div. of Fire ............. ................. .......................... .—— Div. of Parka and Playgrounds ................................ Div. o f Inspection __ .................................................. Div. of Pub. Bldgs. ................. .— ................ Div. of Engineering ............... . ................ — Street Lighting .............. ............................ .............. W tlw Supply”' ...... ................. -.~V............ .......... Dept, of Finaitce ----- ----:...... ......... .............. ........ ..... Dept, of Records and Taxation ............................ Div. of Publicity — ............ ................................ Pound Expense ............ .... .......................................... . Storage Room Aqct, ....- ......... - ......... ...... ........ — Fernald-Lawton Hospital ................ - ....................... Notes payable nnd Int. Acct. Fire Engine and nose Total ...---- ....... Sinking .F u n d ........ Incinerator Purchase - .. . -*35f --T- - r "•1 Chase & Co., w orkingjon the b asis of a fair and reas­ on ab le p rofit, g iv e th e Grower th e .h ighest type of pack­ in g an d s e llin g serv ice a t a cost w ell in lin e -with charges m ad e b y ^ th e r m a r k e tin g org a n iza tio n s— both those en­ d e a v o r in g to earn a p ro fit and th ose doing business w ith o u t p r o f it claim o f “M axim um p a ck in g and sell • C h ase & Co.’s < in g se r v ic e a t m inim um co st” is m ade p ossible by ability ex p erien ce, e ffic ie n c y an d hard work. $ 85,672.00 $ 52,010.00 3,000.00 tL t ' * _ .. • ToUl -------- -------------------------- .................................... ... $140,682.00 Section 2.—That this Ordinance shall be published once ten days before IU final passage and adoption in a newspaper of general circulation in the JACKSONVILLE, ScRt. ^13,—Ac City of Sanford, Florida. ' cording to advices reaching'here to Section S.-i-T hat thia Ordinance is dcclared’to be an emergency measure d*y ftonp Washington, Lake Jones, necessary for the usual dally operation o f'th e municipal government, and prominent Jacksonville ‘ attorney, shall become effective from and after the date of Its final passage and adop.counsel far the Southern. District, United States Shipping Board, has The above and foregoing Ordinance was offered by Commissioner Forrest been endorsed by the Florida Repub­ lican organization (or federal judge to Lake, who moved its adoption, and seconded by Commissioner &. O. Chase fill the new office, which was created ih{« iltJvday af September, A. D. 1922, and upon a vote tho aame'was passed . recently by ac$ of congress. In hit «a follows: ____S C. E. HENRY,* capacity aa counsel for the shipping M board Mr. Jones territory covers* |b e 8: O. CHA8E, states of .Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Commtnl Mississippi, Louisiana and Taxas. FORREST LAKE, If it develops th at thera is any chance for a Democrat to secure the d f Tahipa, .wfll be sujgeatod to the C O M PA R E Y O U R Auditor and Cbrk, Main Offfc4: Jackson1 �. ♦ i m U :ra JS ? . LCO.* »3 1 A I • Q j . V l ’M i \ SHERIFF th^jtb^cMTler not be ab an d on *^ retatn the seised property to Its re1 t w Stored. £ \ Receiver phrfstensen It taking, fof t lib«Ttl patronage of \he baa line, '%pfont* that'the discontinuance of operations 'by the . Wllaon Cypress Company, ono of tho hetvleat shipport, tnd threatened aimlUr a^ion by the Rodman Lumber Company, It forotn* the.road agninit the wall. *rc requested to assemble a t tl tomorrow (Frida*) * t- S:80 to attend the ,fuperal/af our other, f. E. Jacobs. Services Bold at Chuluot* a t 4t3Q. Any tc cars, pi case bring them. A. J. LOS8INO, JACKSONVILLE MOTOlilSTS NEED MORE ROOM AT RIVERSIDE VIADUCT ------. Aaee**ete* Prru> JACK80VILLE, Sept 14—StepB havia been Uken by the city council ^lowtida the purchaae of property at tho corner of Bay and Broad atreata with a view to rounding out the grade front the viaduct there. The viaduct eonnwrts Jacksonville' proper and the Notice, Elkal y funeral service* for Brother, J raeobs will bo held a t CbuluoU .Ury at 1:30 p. m., F riday, Sep ker 15th, lenving Sanford a t 8.•80 l sharp. ' 0 Elks are requested to meet w ith f p n at corner o f Second'street Magnolia avenue at 2:45 p. rn. — *-yv J ^ m m m W .! S A N F O R D ' N O V E L T Y «THK I _ _ _ ............. WEEK RE Tcmepnrature—Temperature - w a . except the last few days,, when mid day tempera tu r n wore( above the seas’ ■ f ^ XT -» . ■r? . ■?V- r *vrT* T^S CUT IB IS OUT—IT 18 WOBTB thoroughly cleansing cathartic constipation, billousneae, heads ar.d aluggish bowels. Sold e where.—Adv. Cut ant-this slip, epcioee with Be and mail it to Foley A Co^ 2885 Shef­ ATTENTION field Aye., Chicago, IU., writing your name and add/esa dearly. You will A kid p arty a t Mrs. Walter Hand’s receive in return a trial package con­ taining Foley*! Honey and Tar Com­ Friday night. Meet a t M. E. church, pound for coughs, colds and croup; 7:30. Everybody come and be a lid 144-8tto' Fploy Kidney PUIa for pains in aides with us. and back; rheumatism, backache, kid­ ney and bladder ailments; and Foley The Dally Herald Delivered to your Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and door- six days aa weak' fo r 15 i m U — MONET _____ -------- . • *• ' , V. C, COLLER, Prop. one]; the nights wore generally pleas- nnt. Rainfall—Aa o who\e the, week’s rtUnfall was below the normal# being localy heavy over portions of the west and aoutb-central count!bw. Some, of the greatest totals during the Wetokj W TA* TatnnKi Minml nml wO ort: Tampa, 2.0; Minmi and PfinU. Pensa­ GILLON & F R Y cola, 1.8; Apalachicola, 1,7; Quinsy, 1.8; Galnearille, 1,4; Inverness and St. L*o, 1.2; Tarpon Spring*, 3.1; Braden- ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS town, 2.8; Lakeland. 2.5; Orlando, 2.8, WeaUnghouse Lights and Appliances nnd Sanford, 1.T inches. ’ Tho distribu­ New Line of Fixtures tion of ra in waa least satisfactory 123 W eal First Street west o f the Apalachicola River. . rJSunshine—1The percentage of 'enn* shine, as compared with the possible, S. 0 . S h in h olser ranged from 62 to 78 p er cent. There was more cloudiness th an during the previous w e * . . Contractor and Builder Crops—As a whole the wepther was FLORIDA favorable, fo r general farm work,, ex­ SANFORD cept th at there was tome delay In the harvesting pf com, peat\uta,and hay, and, the picking of cotton. These un- ELTON J. M O UG H TO N GROCERY ARCHITECT howevor, and fair to good progress was made over much of the section. .Room 7, Miller Dtdg. COR. SANFORD A.VE.. AND THIRD ST. Some low lands In the south-centra1 SANFORD FLORIDA portion of the peninsular nre 8)111 wet, ae the result of rains during the last B. W . H E R N D O N day* of the previous week, a condi­ tion' that was aggravated by recent S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S showers, resulting in suspension. of ...........JOHN GOVE, Proprietor INSURANCE AGENCY trucking, activities,, but even there CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY sJR.e celery was set out on high, dry RE-------- AUTO----- r-rBOWDS 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street spots, and general progress w ts made preparing land for truck, and planting SANFORD continued on uplands. Recently 'get strawberry planifl, cane, and sweet M achine & F ou n d ry Co. General Ufachine and Boiler Work*; Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Platon*; Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shaft s Returned- gARATF, 1’KACB V< yoir in d u s t r ia l J1F*N WILL RET 'RN TODAY (CsmtiptMNj freii I'ifl Oft*) § mssIoii of tho executive council.' d afternoon they reported Ip the HARDWICK DEFEATED Bud ,W< II agreement. Then beIN GEORGIA PRIMARY i a struggle for pence agreement i Mr. Jewell and hi# ' executive ATLANTA, Sept. 14.—Clifford. W, ori) mu) strike chairmen on the Walker appeared to huve 210 county, [iwn milroud endcavering to bring unit votes out-of a total of 418/ or i the Iwin e line chairmen on roads enough to assure his nomination for tpartii-s to the agreement, governor of Georgia on the face re­ fot until pence was voted did the turns a t 8 o'clock last night received rib of the hitter figh t become by the tlanta Constitution from \tho m . For three days, Mr. Jewell day'* state-wido democratic primary. thb associates talked, pleaded am Those flgtires indicated W alker-car­ Eyes Examined Glasses Designed pnl fnr in acceptance of the setr ried 80 counties and that Governor H enry M cLaulin, Jr., ■ent ha.-i" plan. Fearing failure Thomas W. Hardwick hnd 32 counties £1 nut tntrrtain a motion-for a with 90 convention votes. H. BedO ptJD. e on the [imposition until It was dinger Baylor, the other candidate, Optirinn-Optometrist bally it-mirml th a t he would have appeared t<j have enrried no counties. 212 Hast First Street Sanford, Fla. iktt -.11 v majority behind him, Governor Hardwick, who formerly Ike Lrms of the agreement are was a'U nitod States senator from Glassea Fitted I f you like tho Daily Herald tell Eyes Examined M ofb r. .1 ut New York, with A G co r^j, defeated Mr. Walker for ratighi rhitngcA made necessary to governor two years ago. In yester- your friends. If you don’t like it tell TOM MOORE Ely tin opposition in the unions’ h. With these term* as n basis, OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN FARMERS—You can get seed bed ton fed'-ratton* on Yoada not how -. frames and irrigation plugs a t tbs tir> l" tin- iigrcemont are.quthbrSanford, Fla. Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc Opposite Poatofficc I tu ruler jH’iirc negotiations with proper r.nlmnd officials, The Ladies’ Union of tho Congrega­ F R E D R. W IL SO N laiiI thi s, employes are returned tional church will have n cooked food ATTORNEY-AT-LAW nrli. they will be assisted finanaalo Saturday, Sept. 16. J44-Mn-Ft£c !y hy tho-. who aro employed. First N'nt'I Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla Vwnt • iiiih.i t-s and tho strikers Follow the crowd—E at 35c meals Special attention to examination of Ibe rutiiihi.il by tho railroads sign* MAfN COG IN and bank the difference,—Palmetto Abstracts uf-Titlo Uie J n n H Willard agreement, Tho] WHISKEY RING CAUGHT Lunch Room, 113 Palmetto avenue torn i^n to return to their former ___lW-tfc . P u blic S ten o g ra p h er ■ kirns at the present rates Of pay NEW YORK, Sept. 14—A quarrel iw liter than thirty days after tho w ith his wife, which resulted In his MISS MAUDE TYRE, in Attorney £ teotiii is Mcnud. All atrikori.with arraignment -in police court, today Fred R. Wilson's office. First Nation- jj exception .J those found guilty proved tho undoing o f Ellis R. Bumh* wt« i v i .'. lu e nre to he on the side, alleged “main cog" of tho N as­ It is comparatively easy to pre­ al Bank Bldg., Sanford, Florida * ,.'■■■ 'll at the end of tho sau rum smugglers machine for whom vent decayed teeth and diseased gums, federal agents have sought for sever­ providing the BIGHT DENTIFKU F. Jmd u .'lilted back to work in al months and who Is reputed to have is used. . , i kwilful their .standing. jnade a n d . spent a million dollars '■ ■ . , .r -■-'VT.’-IT ' You cannot HEAL a SORE MOUTH asUcipsting disputes arising out.of since prohibition went into effect. \ with sp4fi or g ritty chalks, perfum­ ■ Btn’t rutiitn to work, the ajgree- / Mrs.'Btimsldo caused her husband's ery fa useless in destroying the sixty ■tpmvido fur nn arbitration com- arrest on n .charge of stealin g ., her odd germs in tho mouth. ’ tokw i of «ix railroad.rep- >5.000 motor c a y . t h e y had quarA tooth-brush will not alone dis­ ataUtir.-)- iimi shuperofts agents. relled. JVhon he was arraigned two lodge the' decaying deposits between 0» thr t.. ii.-f that many carrier* 'ederal agents identified him its tho the teeth, for this - reason “KIGGS” ■1 fslii.A , u|,0 were partfes to 'Imaln cog",who is under federal lo- combines a medicated floss. HIGGS ia*rn" • t • ivi,B understood last dlcjtnent fo r rum running. Is compounded to - relievo you <*f Burnside is alleged to bo the oper­ your mouth ills, PREVENT PYOR­ J* ,fl' ' >rafts ' dfflcials place •' nation wide settle- ator oT a fleet of fast auxiliary RHEA and give you highest protec­ mt id tin -.1,1^^. - 1,j“ • tion, against infectious MOUTH DIS­ Jtat hm\ .-.mu .IIK,n on the "peace” EASES, * . . j| -"d; rt-ium, to work could Step.Ip.TOD A Y at R. C. Bower's liarini lust night b u t' It was, Drug Store where you can always dcWrifl that orders ending the strike pend on finding all that is modern Ibxjii will be Issued vdtbt'rt a and .b u t to safeguard Yuur hi#Hh, on tho larceny charge, nnd federal AND ASK for a FR EE SAMPLE. agent* prepared to arrest him If ha READ what th e DENTAL PROobtainfcT bdML’ / FESSION and onthuslostf# users say about i t ANSWERS CHARGES To the Inminess man who wants to pros per and progress, » slrhng hanking con­ nection is vital. The Peoples Rank of Sanford is so well equipped and experienced that its advice nnd co-operation nre sure to prove of val­ ue to customers in any phase of business finance. You. nre cordially invited to investigate the exceptional facilities at your com­ mand. -L ............ fifteen (15) B etter cigarettes INDINAPOLIS, Sept. 14,-Chargcs The New Day Dtntriflce that the- United States has failed to do Thura-Sst-Slon. , i5 It* ah are In aidihg the rehabilitation or the world were answered toda^ b f Comptroller of Currency Crisinger In ah . address here before the Indiana Bankart Auociation with th* statement th a t In the past eight year* this country has sent abroad nearly f 22,000,060,000. “I, feel," he said, “that ration by our country to sustolning BN BUS‘LINK To ?lOLD FRANCHISE Lire ProfeMjotiaV and m . ;autka; Fl.YaBk , 'y Rallread. acUmdi y t0 °«la. has iappi, in nn effc flnancHd slrij will make twn cH s £ -* '£ ■ tn, negro, 25, a t his � 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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J _ „_( • ? I • ,, -. IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION _ VOLUME IH* , ■ * . ; . . HH • .SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1922 ..................... DRY NAVY MADE HAUL OF BOOZE SHIPS ' TOMORROW B Y TU B JUDICIARY CARGOES .WORTH $160,000 ON UN­ COMMITTEE IN THE KNOWN LAUNCH OUSE SEIZED (D r T he fe w ^ B S P ltd r r m l ' TURKS ARE SLAYING THE CHRISTIANS AT SMYRNA SET FIRE TO THE MBPS -■•'ft .j' v PW tr. . UASIS OF S E P A R A T E AND ( D r T h e A a a e c la tr* P r e s s ) AND OTHERWISE DBPO! STRIKE >t^R6. WASHINGTON, SepL ^15. - r ImNEW YORK, Sept. 1$.-T he dry THEMSELVES ASYfiv TRUE peachment charges agamstijAttorney Navy today captured two alleged rum • w v /v iifn n fi h FOLLOWBRS OF ISLAM General Daugherty as a result oi his running schooners with cargoes worth SAYS ENGINEER petition injunction in caSas of strik­ $60,000 and $40,000 in gold aboard railway employes, as presented to near the entrance to New York har­ CO NTEM PUTED ing AT JACKSON NATIONS A R 0U S the house Monday by Repreaentathre bor. An unnamed launch sunk while Keller; Republican of Minnesota, will being towed In, .and another schooner, WOULD TIB UP BUILDING CON­ be considered by the judiciary com­ a swift boat, escaped. IN STATEMENT CONSULTING A nd S o m e th in g W ill H a v e Jto B a D one a t O nce b y T h e Chito* STRUCTION EVERY­ mittee at a meeting tomorrow a t which CHEMICAL ENGINEER .- . . ' Men Back to Work . tian Nations • J * WHERE • ‘ " Keller will be heard. PROVES IT • I— ---------- • : FORD P U N T S I D r T h i A s s o c ia te * . ( D r T IM . A a s a e ta t e i P m a V CHICAGO, Sept., U ^ -T h e ,re( B r T h e Aa>— la te * P r c u ) SMYRNA, SepL 15 ATLANTIC CITY, Sep*. IB.—The Pensacola Journal JACKSON, Calif., Sept 16.—L. H. (bm! *>y ■ number , of the connwhich started in the Armenian WILL CLOSE ln't lamest. rallwny syateau to , executive council of the American Fed­ Duachak, consulting chemical engineer Has Been Sold to quarter of Smyrna yesterday af­ eration of Labor will today attack tho J ut Into th« WarlW d-W flUrt- •• of the California Industrial Accident ternoon had spread early thin ’ John H. Perry controversy, between the brotherhood ; t ~-' - ^ t Jewell plan for ceding.the ahopON .SCHEDULE morning to the Turkish section* Commission, issued a signed state­ of .Carpenters, Joiners umi, Sheet Met­ ■* . A' sen's strike on a basis. of separ­ of the city and was making rap­ Mrs. Lola K. Maye* Sells Plsnt to One al Workers which It is declared by fed­ ment predicting 47 miners entombed ata and individual agreements de­ WHICH MEANS TOMORROW ANI) eighteen days in the Argonaut mine id headway. The entire Baro--.-,qg of Owners of Florida Journal eration chiefs threatens a nationwide veloped an element th at contain! NO CHANGES ARE pean section is In aahe* and eoonttie up of building construction. would be found alive. * f 'ianaiderable uncertainty today - (Hr Tka Associate* recast lem thousands are homeless. MADE ' •rer the scope and elfdctlvhncM PENSACOLA, Sept. 15.—The Pen­ There are hundreds of caaualtfea HOUSEKEEPER HOTEL VICTIM THIRD TIME sacola Journal wns sold by Mrs? Lola 0( the program. While some of <II7 T h e A aaccisw m r r c u ) among persona who were caught . AT PLANT CITY DETROIT, Sept. 15,—Response to . Iff CAR ACCIDENT • the larger systems flatly rejected Mays to, John H. Perry, president of in the sections were the flame* ?'“j .. COMMITTED SUICIDE 1the plan, others, however, notably MIAMI SCHOOL TEACHER tho American Press Association, and questions concerning conflicting rum­ spread with' the greatest rapid­ Richard Lloyd Jones, editoW'M the ors in regard to the closing of tho mo; x the Chicago and Northwestern ity. Fourteen naturalised Anwr-r >,vjj ( B r T h r A s s o c ia te * P r e s s ) (B y T k t A sM M |a tre P r m ) Tulsa, (Okla.) Tribune and the Jack­ tor plants here tomorrow, the person­ and Chicago, Milwaukee, and BL PLANT CITY, Sept. 15.—Mr*. Eva leans are miaaing but all Ameri­ MIAMI, Sept. 16.—The victim of sonville Journal todny. Mrs. Mays al secretary to Henry For dissued tho Paul. virtually completed w > / Wright, housekeeper at~a local hotel, can born are accounted for. Tea her third accident since coming to conducted tho paper since her., hus­ following statement: "Mr. Ford’s committed suicide lust night, drinking rangementa for restoring strikers of them are in the suburb* with Miami a yea rago, Miss Kate Flynn, statement several weeks ago that he poison. She was said to bo despond­ Americans and Turkish guards. • band’s death eight years ago. at onre to thedr former job* un­ school tcscher, of Chicago, is in the would close the plants September lfith, ent over the death o f•her husband, der the terms of a separate set­ city hospital .as a result of being still stands, I believe. He has made formerly of Decatur, Illinois. C r o s s - s t r i c k La n d Dement plan. LONDON, S ept 15— The Ad­ struck last night by a passenger train no statement to the contrary and if miral commanding the British The wedding of !\Jiss Alma Strick he hns new plans he surely would is­ LABILITIES'OF MILLION CHICAGO, Sept. 15.—W ith Hegofl- engine at a street crossing. She was squadron at Smyrna warned tb* watching a freight train near tho land and Mr. Millard H. Crdss took sue a statement.’’ atwn* n-ported under Why with Bey-, IN BANKRUPTCY Turkish authorities in the that if crossing and failed to see the other place on Tuesday afternoon, Dr. King ml milwnya In an offort to obtain PltOt EEDINGS IN NEW YORK the massacres contiirued, Turkish • of the Baptist church officiating. Mr. nmmcdutf ratification of -tho peacs engine approaching. quarters would be bombarded, Cfl j Tke Aaaorlnfrd I'rraa I Cross is employed by the A. C."L. Miss agTfcmi’nt adopted by the general pol­ says an Kirhnnge Tclegraph'dl*NEW YORK. Sept. 16.— Alleging icy fiiiiimitU'i. of the striking ^ ahop cral months ago failed to orach an Strickland was employod by the patch from Athena. liabilities at n million an involuntary r- enft* ><*terday, tho hope was ex­ agreement, the matter was put before' Ghurchwell Co., of this city. petition in bankruptcy wns filed in t • prnn-l t.> union officials tonight that tho board, but now the trainmen and ----------------------- — LONDON, Sept. 15— From one thr men would be back at work at aev- onductors seem about to settle the FUNERAL CLEVELAND JACOBS i Piirtev Says He Knows Nothing federal court againt Gntti McQuude'• to two thousand C h ristian * hare Company, manufactures of mill pro ml point* tomorrow. . t matter themselves wjth the separate AT CIIULUOTA THIS AFTERNOON About Any Plot been massacred In Smyrna by th* ducts. Assets were listed nt five * Thr ( 1V»ds. ,{ -• Turks before the fire which swept hundred thousand. Tty in parleys which W« .H. Finley, •* Mr. Lee* said tonight he did not’ The fuqornl of Cleveland Jacobs, (117 Thr Assorlatr* I the Armenian and other quarters JACKSONVILLE. Sept 15. L P prv.iH.-iit of the road,-said would be ■know what plntrh for settling ihe deputy sheriff, who was killed yestcrof the Asia-Minor seaport recent- ' lit UBIKD CONl-’KUKNt’ F I • "mere formality.’’ Ho added t h a t , urnge question had been made by the day morning while arresting • negro.' Pnrtee, allege*! muster mind of the re ly evacuntcd by the Greek army, TO PRF.VNT STRIKE Wrvpi t<il In* men to begin to return^ other tw o’big brotherhoods—the en- was held from his old home at Chu- rent dynamite plots here under qllds it is charged semi-officially in IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS lUota this aftefnoon at 4:30 o'clock. tions of representatives of the depart­ e* -to *<irk l>> tomorrow. Next in line pincers nnd firemen. other Greek . messages from S *»» the ( hii-ago, Milwaukee and S t ' The Sanford lodges of Elks and Odd ment of justice vehemently denied all (Hr The Auoetaleal Press' Athens todny. Among other out­ Fellows were In attendance ns well ns knowledge or connection with the Piul. li I! Greer, vice-president, doStrikers Agree With 51 Railways WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.- A hur rages was the carrying off of Hiring i( the lose of a meeting with* CHICAGO,Sept. 15.—Official stnte- the city and county officials and many crimes. Pnrtee* was implicated by ried conference between officials of many girl pupils of the American „ thr m choirmen that it waa hoped ^ments by railroad presidents di- friends from this nnd adjoining coun Otis Pearson anil Charles Goolsby in the Department of Labor nnd general girls college, it is alleged. Con­ .. . an alleged confession. Out sunn- 1.r>0,000 men wouhd bo back | rectors to the Associated Press yes- ties.. rhnirmeh <>C Brotherhood Railroad siderable share property loos at thru t.ib* b ytomorrdw night over terday, were to the effect that the The active palj bearers were: For Clerk, Freight Handlers, Ticket soil from fire, the total of whkh U th* entue system. • | following roads were not parties to eat Ijike, James Illxon, Vance Doug. OFFICER POWELL CAPTURED ers, nn dother lenders, was held today estimated at $75,000,000, fell upon. in th** of the Rock Island, a the strike settlement agreement np- Inss, W. E^Wnlthall, W. C. William­ THE NEGRO MURDERER in Ijflhur Departments effort to avert American firms. nmniitti-r ..f shopmen, called upon J. J proved by thu shop crafts policy com- son, Harry Kent. strike among Huch employes on the ... R Gorni.-.n, president of the road, In ’miUce: Honorary, C. M. Hand, A .J. Lossing, In the statement of the killing of Pennsylvania Railroad. LONDON, Sept. 15— The Brit- ", P uriTnrt m persuade him from the! Atlantic Coast Line; Atchison, To- J. H. Ferguson, Don McDonald, Jno. Deputy Sheriff Jacob* yesterday the ish cabinet has been summoned tt»n,| h- bad announced earllyf in the J ,)Ckn & Sahtu Fe; Central of Georgia; D. Jenkins, J. F. McClelland. - • Herald failed to mention the fact that thin afternoon with the principal The services were conducted by Dr. Officer Powell of the city police force [*• •b* '1 b>- *nid it waa unnecessary , i)c|aWBrc 4 Hudwmi Delaware, l.ackI, tor hi- ‘"I to negotiate, as it "had ftWanna & W estern;'Elgin, Joiit L Walk’er of the Methodist chtin h and was the man who captured the negro object of diacuasing the Near Eastern tangle. —• . per cent of its usual shop! Eastern; Erie, Fort Worth & Denver Dr. King of the Baptist church. h ............................... .............c.caaw murderer on Sanford Heights aided by nW’‘I city, ' x,Gulf• am1 Coast • eUno; < •«!< a /v In term en t was made in the Chul- several residents of thte Heights and forcM at work. 'I’W Thea conference A ConIlllnol* Ccn,1 . Uitufii for four and «• half hours, a t j^ i . Louiaville & Nashville; Lehigh uota cemetery. SMYRNA, S ept 16— A firo of a*r« : the negro who waa with Deputy Jac­ Mias Booth Receive* Order From Her H, the en-i f whfch time, Mr. Gorman. Valley; MinneapoU* 4 SL Louis MIsious proportions broke out yesterday; obs when hr was killed bhd the man Brother in London told (hi. AKsocinted Presst NEW FALL ARRIVALS The Groek and Armenian q u a rta n ' Isouri, Kansas Si Texas; Missouri PaWho had. the punts stolen thnt caused B ”1 ti.lil tiirm | rould not accept. I , dfic; Norfolk Si Western; Pennsylhave been destroyed and the fire the trouble. Officer Powell was sent (Dr The A.aoclatr* Press) (ha 'vcrs ^ 8nt^ Lhero is noth- Vunla Systems; St. Louis Si San Fran- at Baumel's Specialty Shop thia . think , to the scene nt once when tho head­ NEW YORK, Sept. 15,-Exprcssions rapidly spreading to other areas. h ini; mori- -hat an be said at this time." _____ ; clsco._ SL Louis Si Southwestern; week are the new fall coat suits and quarters was phoped about the trou of regret at the removal of Command­ Admiral Bristol said hia informs* ? . Heanuh.l,- the executive council of Southern Pacific; Wabash; Western wraps and fashionable frocks of aTl' bit* nnd succeeded in catching the er Evnngtdine Booth n» head of the tion came from Captain Arthulf ' «b»f rafts met at a north sido of Alabama; Central RallwaV of New kinds right fresh from the markets murderer and making him surrender Snlvntion Army of Americu at u date Hepburn, chief of ataff of the Ameri­ „ f" ”u,k': “"angem enta for tho j cr8cy; Chicago & Alton; Chicago, and strictly up to date in every par­ brought him to the city Jail whero ho yet to be fixed todny were universal. can destroyer fleet at Smyrna, who re­ tr E?.4' -b'otiations. None of the BurllnKton & Qu(ncy; Chicago Grt»t ticular. Correctness ia the key noto was afterwards taken to the the coun­ Miss Booth'received notice of her im­ ported that the fire, starting about T r * '' ",l‘1 ‘ ihiation In, WcaU,rn . Northem Pacific; .- Union of all thcae suits and wraps and that ty Jail next door and from there to pending removal through a rndiogram o’clock Wednesday afternoorv in feeling that you will have if you are Orlando. Officer Powell deserves message from her brother, General Armenian quarters had practl L ? in,.°.n •<T ,I!tr V*.Pacific, and T c x « Pacific. It Wh I R M Jew#D, Strike lead-1 FqU0Wing {a'.the list of roads gen- goln ‘gaway that you are strictly up great credit-for hla part In the cap­ Bramwcll Booth, supreme head of th& obliterated the entire European quae* -n, *aid[ ' I orally understood to'have accepted the to the minute in your.aipparei. Fab­ ture of the negro aa does all the oth- organization with headquarters at ter of the city and still was raging. S l r ^ r suproposals. - Alabama G re.t Southern; rics in all the glowing fall and winter era and especially the negroes who London. * Ue won t h*ve- anything n .llln»b.m A Northern- R.Uimoro A colors, rich cmbroldercriers^. and kept the murderer n t bay until the of­ ROME, Sopt. 15— Italian ships ftorr t„ *ay f„r several days,’* CANDIDATES FAVOR I Ohio; Baltimore & ■ Southwestern; beauty of manufacture that makes our ficer could get on the scene. Iattempting to take off the Italian col new models so distinctive. And they VOLSTEAD ACTI ony - of- Smyrna due . to . the .. fire wj^Ic I NEWvniig o . „ *, .* Buffalo, Rochpatyr Si Pittsburg; BosI . J ! ! 1 U m K ’ .Scpt- 116.—Continued ^ & AIb. ny; c ^ te r f ie ld 4 Lan- arc marked down a t prices that will SUMTER COUNTY is raging in that city. The Italian^ j>t»cp In-tween tho railroads’.and make them sell at once. See them to­ . ( l l r T h * A s s o c ia te * P r e s s ) HONORS JUDGE KOONCE government has dispatched seve C h ,..p l* > -4 V h lO | Chicago, day at Baumel’s. Read the advertise­ lt»»t tWn „f .he U ( b r t t h ^ h J l OMAHA, ............... Neb., Sept. 16—Rigid-en FOR HONORING DADE h i. . . , Iodjana 4 Loul..llle| Chle.go, Mll*hlch forcoment of the Volstead law Is «1-1 ve®*els to Smyrna with provisions U ment in this issue. lurr |,. r , ■ , ' h. r* T 1”" 1 ln »*okc. 4 S t Paul; Chicago 4 Mil­ most tho unanimous announced atti medical stores. It has also Issued InID r T k a A u w c tilr * P rra a ) " 1 ,od*r ” h' n * » « * » • waukto 4 Gary; Chicago, Torro Haul. tude of candidates for representatives structions thnt all Italian warshl; BUSHNELL, SepL 16— Sumter AT THE SANFORD CASH I"oun,,'l thn* the New^^York C entril A /QAMtk • Paul hxt.J III IK’tirnllv ncrr*uwl In ranA« A ISOUtheUWlU, ChlCAgOy.b t. rAttli county 'citizens have erected a bronze to congress from Nebraska in the com­ must concentrate In Smyrna waters GROCERY the.r pi j',”' arrangamenta T Z Minneapolis 4 Ohio; Chicago Northprovide shelter for Italian residents. tablet in honor of County Judge ing election. ‘rxinrm-M and conductor* ’ v .western; Cinclnn^U, Clovcland, ChlRead the advertisement in this is­ James C. B. Koonce for his tireless ,In tlte First district Walter L. And­ LONDON, SepL 16.—The conflai T*'' a n n o u n c l S wmlnw from CB«° 4 S t' * ® ke R“il- sue end thfe special prices on all work in behalf of preserving the Dade erson, republican, has received the endorsement of tho Anti-Saloon Massacre Park. Recently a monu­ tion In Smyrna waa started by a !•*’«% president of the B r o ^ r - ro#d' Dfty^ n t S? ‘lh' canned goods at the Sanford Cash ^ of Rnliroad Traihm«n . . . .western; East 4 West*Coast; Geor- Grocery. You know where it is, right ment wa serected'to the memory of League and Abraham Lincoln Tidd, gcant of the Turkish regulars, '^fd by the report t t a U h i Pe^nlv * ^ 4 Florida; GalliUn Val- next door to McCulIers Grocery. those soldiers who fell in the Indian progressive, favors NO .weakening of cording to Mias Mills, head ml nni« Krie, U c^.w am li and n Z ; ^ - H .rrim an A Forthcaatern; Hockambush of 1837, and the entire tho law. John II. Morehead, demo­ of the American College in 8r Kept in the state of their hallowed use. crat, encountered Anti-Saloon league saya a dispatch to the Times ^ r n trunk line., '. l i ^ Erie 4 NEW! YORK CENTRAL continue the wage scale, the v lo r £ 1^ u l,‘l,n* * Arfcanaaa; Macon, DubSumter county citizens fought for opposition in his primary race, but Athena. SIGNS AGREEMENT inf conditions and rules under w h ile d Hn * S *«nnah; Missouri Valley 4 The sergeant waa seen to enter FOR ONE YEAR many years for legislative appropria­ did not state hla views. *** tr»ininen and The two candidates, R. H. Thorpe, house carrying cans of petrol. Up tion with which to erect the monument md conductor, ere * llUP!,0°dJ ^ 7 *®Ploy«i. York Central System; New York, Chiand now that it has been accomplished republican, and W. C. Pariott, demo­ Wednesday evening, the damage A St. Louis; N E^^TO RK , S ep t 16.—She entire they have honored the man who never crat, to- fill the vacancy in the first estimated a t pounds sterling 15J , Cbieftisns of theaa two L . t i , M |lepgq .* LOW*;. New Orleans & « ^ *n<l official! of U» ja .# o a d i'J iorU,e*, t *rnJ N o r t o n Alabama; New York- Central railrond system tired in ^h tlr cause. The* ta b le t. is djstrict cerated by the resignation of 000. The correspondent say# it Is aukinir .l ___ . " . ____ s . P I . — IBridge; t ^ n * Pforf*, P t s r r e signed' agreement with conductor* »*kin Pierre «r up the placed on the archway a t the entrance Rep. C. F. Reavis, have announced ported In Athens that up to th* N e7iy?r,t? ntr‘l,)^J Probably will r i g ^ e r o ^ l ^ P W City A Northwestern; f a g r t and trainmen coyaring working condi­ of the grounds. It bears this inscrip­ opposition to modification of the Vol­ of the outbreak of the fire about 1,0 tion*, wages, rules, to nine eysr, be­ tion: _. -e*ld i .i Sound 4 Willapa Harbor j 'Southern, stead a c t . * , tomorrow,r. Mr Mr. vLee persona had been massacred, and ginning September twentieth. This Structure . Judge Willis G. Sears , republican it is feared that the number now..’I Was Made Possible By candidate In tha Second district, r e ­ much greater. . < PREACHER SHERIFF.' ’ JAMES C. B. KOONCE. * ceived the' approval,of the Anti-Sa­ nm cvmr aswrs* — -Tf- -------» HAS FIRST BANGING In Acknowledgement of This loon league. James II Hanley-,-demo­ SMYRNA, SepL 15— The V- : y , | pa Northern: Trlnfty 4 Braaoe/; AT FORT MADISON crat, dcclinod to state hia...attitude. And Because Thoy Love Him ' . .. . irregulars who are In control of: T - - -WM. MW United UO.MB Wheeling -r—— , 4 Lake Erie; Wlnstoh-SajThe People of Sumter Coonty Roy M, Harrop of Omaha, progressive d iy ar« n'ring upoa. ^ I Rut- i ly rtmoTe frtfa the I ?w,*» Ubor labor )------1 i t - task . . of. V. ! ? * . « SouthbdUnd; Wyoming 4 NorthFORT MADISON, Iowa, S e p t-1 & board tha dT edd-‘«m . Place This Tablet. '~ " candidate In the Second district, ia in the population. Sir Harry Lamb, - * ■* eondl-' '__it 'W Eugent Weeks, convicted murderer, favor of rigidly enforcing the E ig h -|Brit,lh hlgh commissioner left at tion,0^ ,the. n iv atul wotklhg, Wa at ta d nn v; Tanbivill ZanbaVille A Westem. for t-.i------ — . • A number -of roads have no ex was hanged .at noon today by Rav/ The Dally Herald Delivered to yoot. ieenth amendment *a long a* It r e - ;tbo British battleship Iron Duke. — ■■1. for 1k **■ !«! • M*a$ a # n a a l l l . . ! I AM *I . OSkK * Winifred Robb, sheriff at Dee Moines, door six days aA week 15 mains a.p art of the -constitution. iCoJUasad L a- X«Un, c ra n mat I»^*loo. V‘^ ’'■'rlj • 1 . <■r-- ■ f a??*_ /■ <i m --------------------------- - . . . NJaster Mind Denies Allegation Dynamite Plot Comander Booth of Salvation Army To Be Removed ma a - o f m Vw aa " « ■ *■ m mm - !• A . w ■ m m■ * ■ l vs « j e 'i , ;wf, - : . A f e y ' ••: i .I V ■ M M s’rf* • » •.. mm �» By, so if you need anything in hit line bo sure and pay him a visit. We pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts .. " • ' . ■ , v . • 11 • - ; • " , ' * • . ■ .______________________;__________________________ . .: t- • . . Success do.es not consist in neyer making Blunders, BUT in never making the same one a second time. i'i ' ... . - • Open that neglected Saving Account to­ day. Get the ' M Neel Trent, of Tampa, was in the Be M city yeaterday transacting businete., , Ju,t the w „ I f . . l tonlfl ■ • ■ , • __ • • ' Cliff Bkgtfett* of Valdosta, Ga., fa Nieto weather, nice feath er, spending a short tints here on bualu in nett. I ’m now slaying I’m migt — y ' .^ Rev, A. S. Peck and Mr. Bertnett the 8*nfo^d schools had Daytona inlay are *P«nd,n* ^sT 4 W lit i'*' *AJ,~ cessful y w and the / Icoming te rm f a r t at -h Bdach. J —! . i fcanfofd ac Re aure to come to the Junior BpR. C. Caraway has returned home worth Leagua next Friday afternoon after a tw ^m onthi stay in Bartow. ^ a t / . o ’clock. The topic is “Building >*'V ‘fiV«*v MiT and Mrs. James te e , of Oviedo, Character.” * c““ w, *■***• . Mr. Jones docs a W thriling st»t, were .am ong the visitors to the city ; Mrs. lO fo ln e r and her two dsugh- lc^g way off, « d to be wUtd’ng in this stirring western melodnuu. today. ' • ters, Mary Bdnk andD orfithy," 'a re w ^^U .tl)*, way back). And, too, • > spending two •weeks with her parents, coming b a c h e s time. Also—]TII8 WIPHTS SON" A J. of Winter Pari^ and Mr. and Mre.-Hrlx-’ERkadt----- y -----1 PART SUNSHINE COMEDY. Orlando, the city to<Uy. on •' * ■• > »• .T business. ...... Mrs. S. G1 Messer*, ofjM sterfrilJe; know th a t I’m • • --------as mud in V . Va., arrived last nl^ht' ahd Will’ telUpg y ^ it>. as « S ® E D 0 ® [ I M I eiisih ,, flOyn ip Mr. and MrS. A. M. Smith,* occupy her home on P ark;avo., ark:ave., which which'oqjne Jsopjo, places,'too. pieces, I1 iglnydog .tQ fin# 9-lb. baby girl, mother pnd babe ahe purchased from W. T. Morgan. Inieturaithe .picture, the.difficulty di f l b/lng a both doing nicely, ... . “Pbtladfiphla lajrXtft Carl Takach is here Spending a ed my., grades for last,year about two Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Holmes, few daya with' Ms family. Ifa has weeks ago. They told me I Wt # sonviIIe, arc spending u fel been In Athens, Qa., fd r the p ast year come back -next- year—you know, • a hero a t the Monte rums. where ha is attending the Georgia fellow is kicked out, never to return, College, receiving 'jan ag^evlttnrkl training.' He will return for another sure enough now term. * : * ' w ■ m Ntrfhing to rdport. The fig. * set out th#if celery crops, * ores speak A r themselves. la The new grocerystore opened up on Mr. and U n . B. Stewart, of Roch­ ^ . What do you\hink about * the corner .'of Sanford avenue and ester, N. Y.,' are spending a short * the long skirt* 7\ .. * Third -street with Woodcock & Rigney, | H H | , time here enroute to'M iam i. • ' *! f t l f A , « , 8 BJT> h . 1M2 la the proprietors, have their add In to- beach resprt (that*a the reason 90 ia Miss Myrtlo Newman, who haa been ka Minimum 7 1 -fi visiting Mrs. E. B. Dsrsey, has return­ M|{‘.R{Miga — 74 * ed to her hom elh Dhlton, Ga. * i ■Barometer 30.06 * 1.40 la Miss Loot a Evans and Miss ' L*> . • a rtd Pay Yoiffself F irst. Classified Ada 6c a line. No .ad takes for lose thaa 16c. ■ssdsftwwrsa FOR SALE ; V ■ I >1 U ‘ lands, Dodge. Colo 8, Ovorlimd, Chevrolet, Maxwell for snle. These * * cars are lote models, and hnvo been rcflnlshcd, making them vory deslrnblo cart to prospective buyers, and the prices arc right, with easy terms. 5 and 7 passengers.—B. & O. Motor Co. 209 Park Avc., Sanford,.Fla. Distrib• v ptors for Ilupm'pblle and Lexington cars. "We carry the parts." k* , ,, . . . . • ... 140-tfc SEVERAL HOtjBES for sale. btof t *>96-tfe Thlgpln. F o il SALE—Strawberry plants, |3.d0 per thousand. F. o. b. Ijdto Mary', —Farina Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. 180-12tp . FO R ; 8ALE—Blrdfa ego' maplo ’fiqtp room suite, brass bed. Inquire of ' Joe Chittenden, 8th St. and Laurel Avc. r ■' l46-2tp FOR SALK—One good horse, 2 mules, one double wagon fcnd harness. Bar*ain, She* O. C. Cruse' »t F ree Shed. 145-2tp FOR S A L ^ -15^ . good shape. Seo I. L. .Talbott a t ^Mre, M- P. McDonald’s, Sanford Heights. • . _ M8-4tp __ terms, 60 acres, t'6 R _____ SALE—Easy flawing well land, 10 acres cleared, a t remarkably low price if sold now. 146-tfc -A. P. Connelly A Sons. t M i | ‘ 1 - A STRIKING PLAID J .‘ M.’ Marquis and Mr. Norton,, of Arcadia, .were tbo guests of friends yesterday enroute h o m e from Day­ SOUTHERN RAILWAY tona. PLACES EMBARGO ON Miss Emma Owens returned yester­ FOREST PRODUCTION day from n delightful visit in North Carolina, Atlanta, ■Ga., and places in ( 11/ T h t A « M < U tr4 r r « s a ) West Florida. WASHINGTON, Sopt. 14,—A tem­ porary embargo on. lumber and all for­ Mrs. R. J. Holly and th e'g irls sail est products has been reclared by the today from New Yqrk on the Mohawk Southern Railway to permit tha road and expect to he home about Tuesday t«> move priority freight and to clc*r of next week. v. . . _ .* , the line.of lumber already, in traiuit. Railroad officialsjrnid today they oxH. B. Brown, state sales manager of peted the embargo, to be lUtod "In a The Dally Herald pplhrerad to ypui the Virginia-Cnrolinn Chemical Co., few days.” * j door tlx days a weak fo r I f eoBto— is in the city on business, fils many friends are glad to see him a^hln. Rather daring ia this sports costume The W. M. U. of all the Circles of in black and white , pla.id. Ilannel the F irst Rfiptlst church will meet in trimmed with Mack adk liroid and red silk crochet buttons. Straight panels their regular mohthly session nt tho ate attached to the Ironl o f the collar church on Monday, September 18th, at and to the front of the dress. These 8 p. m. ■ . may 1* omitted, if preferred. The soft girdle corresponds with the vest, Hon. O. IL Swope, of Oviedo, was In which may be ol cither black or red silk. Turn-back cuffs finish the flow­ Jown yesterdny and attended the meet­ ing sleeves.' Medium siic requires i ‘A ing of the Kiwsnls Club. He reports yards 44-lnch Ilannel ambSH ynrds of everything at Oviedo as being in the lira id. Pictorial Review Drrss No. 10M. beat of shape. • Sixes, 34 to 50 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. , . . Mr. and Mrs, Roland Reed, of Ge­ nova, were in the city today. They SCHOONER SEIZED have, recently erected a new home on WITH M lk n LIQUOR ^ako Jessup, nearer to Mr. Reed’s . AND MUCH GOLD new celery farm. (Hr The AuocIj r4 Prr«») NEW- YORK, Sept masted schooner H. Ml ‘utMcilir was brought into port today by Aho dry nnvy i>oat and one hundred cases of liquor and |50,000 in gold was taken to the customs house. ,Tho Gardner was seised last uigbt.--* * ’ * Mr. and Mrx. Hubert Grovcnstein and baby, Mrt. John Pardon and chil­ dren >1»d Mrs. fufdon, Sr., and Ix)ulse i’urdon, are spending the day today at Coronado Beach. ; Several army wagons loaded with equipment from army camps farther »outhv .were hero la st night on their FOR RENT—‘A nice country home. way to points in .the north and had a garage, acetylene lights-, $40 per military detachment with them. mqnth.—A. P. Connelly & Sons, of.Tamt . •: 140-tfc Mr. and Mrs. P. F iry’s sis>u, s rs the guests o f FOR llE lfr—Rooms and kftchsftetts" HeighU cr, Mrs. Q. M. Shlpj —Shlridy Apartmunts opposite pblt office,' upstairs. " * 28-tfc Mrs, Ctary haa Just returned from a several months visit in Ntw New Yqrk saverst FOR RENT—Furnished room, a fro . a and Boston. , storifeo room. 411 Park Ave. 144-8tp FOlt RENT—One largo upstalra bed Read the advertisement today of the ■room, suitablo for two people. 619 Yowell Co., who are putting on a two W. Firal' Street. l'45-3tp daya apodal tale of draperies, crei*! ___ , __________1 . __ .. .I I _____ VA 8TROUT BARGAIN In Celery Land .tonnes and marquettes, voiles. CFor 20 minutes drive to Sanford postof- Friday and Saturday only. See the ‘ WANTED flcs. 6 acres tiled, flowing well. This advertisem ent',, • , WANTED—Second hand m an’ll btcy- land is well drained, in first d s ss con­ * — . • . clij must be in good condition and dition. Ncw^UHng, all stop boxes, dip M. Kronen, who has a store the cheap for cash. Box 470, City. boxes, water-main and drain ditch, in corner of Sanford avenue and Second T. ’ • 148-3tp fact ready for tha seed. Loading sta­ streets, is nutting on a special aale of WAHTEDC-A11 k id s'q h ^rB O ^ y w r s tion 8-4 mile.* . PubUe road runs by wiilsta bcginAing tomorrow and tast­ of age to meet a tih a M. E. church property. Merge lake 1-2 milo\away. ing one week. Crepe de Chine, Geqr. F rid iy night at' 7:80. Ice cream, lem­ Owner for quick saRipgffsrs this for M tte, .Knitsllk and Satin Waists' ,ln onade, candy. ;surprisea o f.all kinc^, this sale at xnrfc«s_ th a t will make • •. LI. M .» •*|i. ’ t j 1 4 4 t in them move right now. See his ad-^ vem sem snt in this ,issue of the Daily this,—-F* F. MscMshon, 113 Herald and nota the priesa. in , a position as dark. 'Qa* givelA-vanue. ' * $1■ references.u Address Box 355, 1 ' . — ‘ ' ' Tho business and profesaional' col­ F A R ft ERS^-tUinTe quite a few^esfr umn U ,one o f the beat boosters for J-* ’ ’ «ry bed frainsa on hand for immethe flp n ajU ted and also a business AAIerei<)elivare>-*H7 PaCe. 105-tic Adiste delivefy^rHl T. Jfa/e* 105-tfc getter. Wo have'a feW more men list* $03 Sanford Avenue S w i t h us. H enry McLaulln, Doctor FOR RENT of Optometry and he knows hi# buainew when it comoa to fitting glasses Avinue. gpeW -J.T hlgpen^ 142 and taking care of your aya trouble#, 'F O R 4RENT—T w o apartoenU , n give him • trial. Tom Moprs, Optic•' a n d . up-to-date? well furnished Un, also has a card in tha.column. Tom haa a fine P,l*cq p t boalnsss and ia 'Ph-.m.w fnrnlshed. _ where they w|U spend several weeks. mast accompany aO orders. Coast five words to a Una end remit accordingly. FOR SALE—Late 1021 model Ford touripK c*r. Fine condition..Chnncey ‘ ‘Wilson. 144-3tp p ';-> t*OR'- ^ALE—Complete wlrclcps re­ ' colving set, aerial and instruction It, book. Only |20. 801 Palmetto Ave­ .......... 144-3tc J ‘v FOR SALE—Very fine Jersey covr^'' *“* Mrs. L*. H. Jones, P. O. Iiox 343. l44-3tp • HEMSTiTCHlNG and Picoting at;V; t ' tachment, fits all sowing machines, Y' ■ Price 12. Checks 10c oxtrn Lights Mall Order House, Box 127, Birming­ ham, Ala. 143-Gtp SALE <)k RENT1—Piano in ? ^ l condition. Phone 103-J or address 142-6 tp Box 352 . . * Dajjy Fashion Hint . ■. 1 ( P r T k e A a a o « la tr4 P rta a , ■ ’ ’ MIAMI, Sopt. 1 4 .-' fhc taking of testim ony,in the hulx-a.s corpus pro­ ceedings brought t<»V.yure the relcsie from custody . of Wear c. Frsdy, pending his trial in January on the charge of murder for the killing of his wife, Dorothy Frady, las^Frbursry, will bo conclqdcd today. fh s Herald for IH>at Cards. Join , tha'throngs of reader*. — U&L— — ----- Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store 1 S to re In Florida 10 Storea in Georgia* Worth 50cand 59cayard Special Friday and Saturday, yard 32-jn,, yard rir-a i^ t !i 11 S ik m iir L itn , k 111 A V l\ A il I f t 1 1 * 4 1 1 .1• i i l i U measure. . . Extra TVousers Delivered any time a to take ) �L V f t . '■ d u t / W e r d a y when he Roa* « took1tho /rfe^rqjjmJrilercr out of the lax. ] city while then, w aa>bt time! There ] they d. was'#>o need for, another catastrophe are s | here yesterday , arid ode that would, therp have injured the good name of San- cdiinty, ford. If tho negro had remained h ere. .The fifteen minutes longer he "would havo eayai'it been hung to a tree and hia Jwdy left Kestion t* rogation,wpi0. Work*. m ^ AB0DY’8 1 IfXfUg k ;TOtn ft! Inn . i ir.Jkr' -r. constipation, bl and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2M5 Shef- oV.d sluggisWA where,—Adv, ywU! receive In return a trial package con* A - ATTENTION ' . 'A kid party a t Ufa. W alter H aa** Friday n ig h t qMsd|.«fc>M. E. church, Foley Kidniy Plila fW p#in* in aides 7:30. Eret^borfyiMnta! and be a k U DRINK GRADE A COPPEBUiA to the Dmirp . SANFORD E f-* ® « * * PRODUCE IdB-Bteiar-ltc Monday. _ 1 • t: — — a ........ hod to protect this fiend even if their U l l |u u blood revolted at tho thought o f’gir-* officers of this city and county .to' hig him protection. All the more hontake up every vagrant In the .city, 0|^to the sheriff whose heart is bowed white o r black, who cannot give a ; ddwn with gtief and whote heart was ‘ g09d account o f himself and afte r he no doub^ seething with rage at the has been haled before the authorities fiend who without warning and with-,1 I B U TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS out provocation had killad in cold unless he can provsT wlio he Is arid blood one of the finest young men In* whnt h# is that ha.be put^upon the this community, , T There .was nothing elto to do » "i golden, yellow, fiery reds and somber *%* . r-<'■• ’ _ * ss uphold the law. The officers did *” * * '” * browns. They will offer a gorgeous dutyf and aro to bo commended by Ijf**,r ^ - * * * n* ThU *®«n».'hard I g iv e n o u r every right thinking man in the com ^ “ * * * * 40 rid th# I these people and Jast n o * therer sr# ! hundreds 'of sthmge negtxwa coming to Sanford and many of.them are al- to t its long'winter‘sleep. f * MISTAKEN CHARITY ready here. Some of them want to ^ T h e bare ’ brown fields willfcobn lii t f \'tnu coming' to Florida work and many of them do. nof want enough be eovered With a heav^ blank­ {■.very y e v and especially during to work.( They would rather steal and __. . , the winter months there jare *huudreda ‘ ‘ when caught they would kill in 'o ffit- e t of snow, and the leafless trees wlH hon.l beneath its' weighty NoVdmber one did ►ck on the7orb .“nd th° C h« " «“ **" -er ns - — u,u yestshjay, when1the Jlfg will comp with all its dreary desola­ — o-----------' I •^-•U ow ed ^ of one of the . cleanest bo; ®Ver PUt tion and discomfort, and the thoughts on the .street* because tho city offle- | on the force was snliffc.d out without an.l hopes, of'the the dwellers in that Besson in the his- inis do not seem to know ju s t how to a moment's warning and the death of dreary, Ice-bpund land,,will inevitably II bo upon ns in'prevent It. These professional begone hundred wotthleaa curs like hia turn to the land where ncrnetual . the time to get gara Florida ^ t como 3 ‘ to * - J n, - tha ^ f ,wihtey . _ 11 slayer would not bring him back to . ' and nn<l the t U> summer -— a i V . 1 resorts in tho sum-! life. This is just one instance and W’o mer nnd they have moro money th a n 1 cjo' not want to hear fcny more snivel thoAc tender hearted people, hero who' j . . f y tk ianllL iL. Ii (i^.. | to the taste; where the floWers bloom __ . A COMMtmiTV b u i l d e r . nru constantly giving them something' in the spring, and all the year round; with the mistaken idea th at th ey ! to Florida, with all - its myriad en­ L F‘ P- FO R ST E R , P resid en t a F • WHITN r p need It. Those people all have homes ■r, • ... ...J • - **• —* .WI1ITNBH. ♦■•slUtr ■ chantments. We shall welcome them' somewhere and they should be made even though they may*bring somcto go there and stay there instead of thing Of the Chill pf the frpzen. nqrth Thorc is nothing gained by strik es, r t*‘tin‘g | all over the ciountry .; ‘ at the with theft, for wi'know. tho Florida ■ n * M > n n * n * n H . » . „ . u n . n a and ail those who hnvo been through the public. Again ccomes' r—:r sun will quickly dissipate all that this One will agree to this. Tho place ^ Publicity tax or charity tax or The people who hnve thp mosT to any and they will givo themselves-up fo 'f o r the wording man to get Justice is " S to v e r you nre mindcif to call i t about cruelty of tho law nntl o f‘tho an iinnloycd enjoyment of the only a t th e’polls with the ballot box. j ^ 1,8 these matters were taken care ofTicers nre never around to get shot. perfect climnto on this continent. , ------------------------j of by o Charity Association of the They1 are somewhere clso when an of­ -W e shall show them'the- wonders of SHOPMEN AND DYNAMITERS : 'nini*tcrs of the city and a certain ficer would like to call upon them for h lorida; its lovely lakes and perfect ^ 9utn set asldo each year for real cases AiyBl ido u p o n EACH 20e PURCHASE help in arresting a despcraU charac­ beaches; its worid-beating, delicious Two of the Jacksonville dynamiters r t,nr't>‘ _ n,,d all the professional ter and arrest him in such n nice, po­ fruit* and winter-grown Vegetables; admit the crime according to the of-' wore asked to give Snnford n fleers who have questioned them and ■'v''*u berth In the future the real cases lite- mnnner thnt would give no of­ say there is a "master mind" who* cb*rity here at home could be nt- fense to the culprit. The day is over for this soft Muff. " i;;. * “ -<*?•«♦!*w j T plottod the blowing up of bridges and to 'n the proper manner, The day is here for "the rough stuff.! trains and other property. The actual' 1herp not B merchant in the city of * " MfT.LER'S Fot' Funiittira ’ . dynamiters ought to get life sentences '’nnf°r,i who would not rather donate The dny is here when every vagrant DE^NIB TURNER, The Grocer and the master mind be deprived of * ^ ,loll,,n' °ncb year at one time should be given the run. The day is; _R0UM1LLAt A. ANDERSON, Dnigglsu life. This paper hns expressed it s 1lri n 1 organlxatipn knowing here when every nCgro in the city off • UINTBRMISTBR PIANO CO. opjjrfon before of all dynamiters ov ^ ,nt w«uld bo used in the right way Snnford should he rounded- up and PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. erjrwhere and ngninjyishes to say that rBt^cr D>*n to be bothered every day made to give nn account of him s^f R* HANSON, 8hoe Repair . m> punishment is too severe for them. ,,f hi* ,ife ,n the winter time by some and if he is not working he should be LLOYD. Ladles'.And Gedta’ F U ' Footweai It la' #aid that tw« qf the men were 1h,'k’»f" r who may be a worthy object |made to go CS work or work on the QUALITY SHOE; Millikan ' atrflcthg shopmen and there seems' nf chnrity hnrt he m"y not. The Redou^t of this and immediately overy-1P°rtPr ^tar has an article on pmfea-, , . .. .... on# will say “wc told you so" hut this beggars of New York thnt is 11 An<1 the some story applies to fbc doi# not prove thnt the rank and file timc,yi. . . . Jwhite'vagrants as well. Th^y can got of the shopmen sro dynamiters. One ^ , An orF°nil*tion has been formed in |Worl< ^ ^ e y want it and they all have swallqw does not make n summer, one ^ York *° wn^p w«rfnre upon the hom<,» of some Vind.^JLet them go bad church, one drunkard does not ''l,ruf*,i\sibnal beggar, something moro there instead of taking our charity in badchiirrh, one drunkard does not lh" n " nui!,*nrc> *f you take the word ,h<' ^ n te r with no thought of work, nfake a nation of drunks, one scala- i lh<5 men " hl* w°mon hack .of the Dive the vagrants the run.' They A dniiraW e Frocka, Smart Coat Suits and Distinctive Coats ahd Wr wajj lii a family does not make tho ‘noveri,«,ntLrv the ones thnt do the shooting and scnlntion of the newest modes for this coming W inter Individual wHble family scalawags. In 400,000 ^ ',e d/fctricts in Nrw YorU that are the stalling and the killing. The Sanembodiment of m a ste r designers. Excellent?mAteriSte, S e t $o shopmen there nre 'some who would • thronK#d by pleasure seekers are the ^onI negroes have not killed an officer unusual low prices, give all our merchandise a quality .............^ stoop low enough for these rrimes bufrl fnv“r^° hunting grounds of those who ,lncc the city of Snnford was organ- 1 rivaling fheir fikuiHncRH in justice to the good moil of th e 1rnP'toH*e tho common sentiment of ‘*c,h They are good, bard working unions It is well to give them' credit I chnri,y and «ympathy. negroes who live here nnd they e n -' for acting as men an,I American clt- 1 ,te,'ently one man who wn* an ah dfavor to stay within the law and t>eiions and .Sanford people t>an only Jis-t "I'^imen of misery and woe by hnve themselves. A Snnford negro, judge them by t-hv Snnford shopmen " lny' wni* ‘Rseoverwl to have a'private with Deputy Jacobs yesterday, held up who have behnved in a manner that ,hftljffl,ur. to chnnge from his rags to the murderer nnd helped to capture places them above tho level of such n <lres®auil l**ch evening and to have him. They a rt found on the side o fT things and puts them where thoy nn income fr?m his piteous appear- low and order and deserve Credit for Gu i l d e r Im ., Sept. IS.—AHtb« administration of governor of Missis-' I to be w ritten a t the nds county circuit today, with, (he bear|100,00 damages fU- ommercial . large and small ! 'Very best atten -pf-fief eOurtesie vices whidTgo hand jn hand '. with a connection here;: | I . ifj 0 1^ . « v - ew - - - -- e^s,; ^collars, adorn­ ment, they express a vital difference. The n$w;: Fabrics, deep glowing: winter colors, and rich embroideries allleri^’t heir beauty to these coats and wraps. X o v i . m u s t s e e them to appreciate their charm t. V Xil I ’ 1‘ aridApptlincM P fttures • *».• ^ cf * • ilp b Cnsi ’ tlpn .o f' .allegations kll th a t tb a suit was i of w hat . c Si •. ha •termed . -v . (nsuranen concerns; dt ^rtun l)tevfederal rfi.lt originally was courts when attor- lu.iT '.-dtol - ■ . Rniqd-iV (D ettvm d) * to•see*••••»*■••• -ip^n rtl'IH \_j J Ij •« ' DalMer • Doe of the moet fMJghtful As -wril as helpful a u tu m n .g a tM b W ^ ^ -tb la yearvwm be the conference 0r;8»pda* School workers At'DwDand, October 44, Members of, o«anlrcd Wesley Bl, : ble ClM»e» and other .workers in thj* will be ta te m t^ jtR .tliitg n p t meeting and many* of them will In, f i A N r 0 ^ dttde-. th e , trip to DoLandr in their j-y-- - , rn itM —Ibn S ‘ ' ; This is the sixth annual gathering <Sf th e irg in iictT W ealey ' Classes of :: , ey t p B i e s 1610.00 : - WwMwPa EL'JTON J . MOU(i 1 .......*......................••»>••• v“JS S & 5 ^Mpurcfc***rj< 3SBVJtE ON , ?BEVTO.es ODELS AS ‘M •'« -'\ r:-. >c- TpM M ■ ‘ f ft | # . *„ 3 f. a stall x il' 4 rj •,•>!>**■ t'ventia i v r / o v ; To th e b u sin e ss m a n w ho w a n ts to p ro s p e r a n d p ro g re s s , a s tro n g b an k in g con- ne^Uon is vltal. ,li ;-J ••• - ■r »v. : > Sk The Peoples Bank of Sanford Is so well equipped fend1experienced th at Its advice and1crinyperirtfoit are sure to prov* of valtiP T o 'ro s to m tro in a n y p h ase o -------------- tflm fiiift * ' j . FRED B.' WILSON attr tnterUined a Inford youngsters pi in honor of her iL Porreyter, of I r m plnyml and MS| of ice cream Aud all thr chilBsi* and ho|H.- M. I to visit m West . . -./A batracta of Title The registration a t 8t. Petersburg - n , i U - O i JL‘. LJL,u . . „ » l . n n last year waa over 400 and it ia ’con- . " U b l l C . b t e n p g T a p l i e r are to cOmo from ail parti of the statie and-keyer*] of th e large dasses are planning to'hard-Heavy‘delegations at You are cordially invited to investigate the exceptional -facilities at youi* com­ mand. : i, * !' i ‘ . R- WUeon a office, Ftrat Natloa. Bank Bldg, Sanford, Florid* '• '<• • • '___________ 1 •It* trr up and If for Weal 8*ni Nearly every wd all are wait-* have a rap;wMOtativa present a t thr hearings to cross-examine w iU iii#* alleged animus against him on lha part- of ewtain firs insurance concerns was due to the filing of anti-trust pro­ ceeding* asking rpapsltlea aggregatI n t f V f e t t f i n AB.06p,009v" A 'whdo# X chahga'^rnMwault Nmb intant to m r^en^^^Uukcge gr«S out of the arrest by lTTf i g a j p S t e w a r t for alleged violatioi^^dW prohibition laws. Stewart alleges he was struck over the head by attack jack. The g s o n t^ to t te t ik r itiie d Stewart on t warmrft^HnfctvOT broke arrest and wm, after dastroylng a..bottle qf ifllrtek. struck with Pstsrs' ftsb,,;tftei»gem*r*assert, when, he re- 17 IMPK0V1NQ by, on of the Congrega'Chiireft will have a cooked food 8*Pt- U.-Atv. tos **• lbc Itaterrtent *• Physician -said•tinuinjj so satisf ballrtna would off tip bet fw ttl* Urae. art . Uatrlrt waa on tB€ ackion wag merojy liw CO of (h* governor, aka ' Jhitattlar toftdition STM S la st month in ‘'OFFICERS DID T1IEIH DUTY y,l- 1 y, * -------• There ts *bme criticism being level­ ' ' led a t the heeds of the city officers ‘ v ••nd eapeclslly upon Sheriff nand for '-V.. wklsking away the negro murfltrer VAGRANTS V of ((Deputy Sheriff 'Jacobs yesterday. triticlem <om «§.at h:pdor time ................... ^ ^ '' P°°r Sheriff Hand had annoyance to the hou.eholders but crisp'V ndTriV l^rtflng' there "Ta a i ^ ‘jn * lpst one of hia best and hrevest they are a menace to the public In a rime of wbite fTOtt oh'the corn'shocks ^ j t o p o U e * and « younK man of whom, thousand different way* and * th#Jm |that rtanH in seVried Yinka tn U»e de-1 - .... W -7 o n d , ooewho would get jn the fl«#h of the city and county iaf-‘*mided;fields Ibsrk’ lsV hfte fro st, too * l ^ n m - e h y time of the day or night for ficlstSiWho do Wot know exactly ho-7 on the golden pUmfcklns; that will y ,t ' 2 L S PS 1»r i f Bnd ‘" I to handTe them. If they are rough t>e ronvefled into delltffoua Thank#^ ^ ^ 1T c**a*rr‘ Sberiff. Mnd put them on Uw atraeU and Voads giving.pirs.' 'it all speaks of the com-1 Hqnd had as much feeling against the; a big cry goes up Im m ediacy from ina winter, as do the forests with m " t * 0 M an7 man ,tt tbr-eoonty who V«‘ taiider hearted people abort the .t^elr urthral L-rrons fast turning to 1 W m .A iO 'iv K arc- the dominant thought of smartnesa 1715.00 " ' : t n U h U < ia ;« a B rtU l W a r n m ty a w r itte n ujrfaAouie. j i» i\* rtoda i f -xUmds it Is pend­ RANFriRD in s u b A N C E a g e n c y ed both the ]Hlpds and'" the federal ferehed wsis!held 1A ifit. Fofcrsbuj^ a FIRE------- A U f O ------- BONDS tihern district of year ago. ‘ v kd. •••'*.:rv ». Information comae from Sunday h a w In her com- school headquarters In Lakeland that ^ '*ke -NM betrayed while a program of unusual merit baa been Machine & Foundry Go? £ t state arranged atjtf will be prw ritriJ’at De, Grik*raJ"MadtifcAwd Boiler Works; Platons; of Mr. Land. F. M. Williamson, superintend­ C/Rndor GrthAng) ^ t s u 'VsM wiM Pt-governor; ent of Suriday^ Sp^o^A K ^^A nd Miss Fly -riTK#kl Stool ’Gear n*ndi| ©rank - - ^ -----------Phone 62 a* protafNM th a t Mr. Rua- Lola Lawler, elemeatary superintend­ ' obtain a divorce and mar- ent, have heeti; ip^UtlrfjfJm'Uch time M ffrsmload V Glaaaka Oealgned Ou^.sjibjKquently she went and attention to plana for the con­ Henry McLaulin, Jr., ! I a t hia instigation and that ference. >{_■ " fe1 n perform,A I h m U r«This is a self-entertaining body, >permanent injury. each delegates papj{i£,bla ctwn expens­ toihetrUt ■Hassell hat vigorously de- es, but very reasonable rates hfcve •t Sanford, FJi nled ftU the allegations made by MU< been secured at th e variotft hotels and BDrkjwit chatgwl th a t dn attempt bearding houses In DeLan<L.and ac­ ’Glasses Fitted had bean made to “btacmallf* hi®, de­ cording to tiewa ‘flpptri b«ja4q4artcrfl, Byee Examined clared that tba salt waa foatered by the outlook la very fivoraW S'/or a o o re outsUia lilfluences and th a t the com­ record attendance. - Every organised plaint w fd flM at the particular time class shpuld be gepnOUmted. | . o rre H o m iT -o m c u N J. it was, sarljr this year, in an effort to -Thq opening address will be deliver­ * • .** fj* *v w)| discredit him before the legislature, ed by Dlshop William k . ALnsWorth, Opposite Ppotofflse Sanford, Fla. then in session. , . ,.. of Macon, Georgia, and other workers The legislative inquiry, which,.ab»o from points outride Aka state will in­ inveatlgatad charges made ‘ by the clude Mis# Iftynla .f,. Kennedy ,.flnd • A W nufeV -A V -S A W governor t h a t certain f ir e ' insurance intarplU Was m aintaining a "pernic­ First N st’l Bank n id g , Sanford, Fla. ious" ifbby in Jackson In the Interest .Special, attention Jto.Jgawlpation of ■ -Harding had lh< . . i JNTRACTORa rat Street ■P! tSMUdwi**;;. >aqmit7/oii' ■ “ • - • YAUTUHN* GATHERING at d»y lincc b c r jg n : • ...! (W rM Sst - 'Picturesque nKirlels that 'J p t,' slimly and gracefully. In pock- . .Rio., on.tko night;p* Aug. U j. -about 11:14 o’clock," according,t<? the notice *ont out by P.R- Albright, gan- o oral mapager, at,W llm iw tw ,.N .-,C . , Tb« •ffar of.aewp^icpathmea? T in tho ihtercft.of .the (Of-public and .«ro**.«m pU >jt»...jro t f *°<1 cundltloM the Kerious Convaleaeenc* the Oxford t a t ! ; Au thl"«- T / 1" . . r , onl, ? 1®*7' ’ Sufficient 1<J relate pro-, *ll*r tmlletina will 4' erection a t ^ W7ER, b b y fo r Orltnd land just si k-i -*. • f «; quick Service #• fttn ratfe F ac .♦ . . . - toll rilwroi ifj • .» ! . —! “ - * V>f/. �entertain all Who In Circuit w ith to visit nature o l m: freedom f ro r _ „ ------P H ) AH o{ Burbank’s business |a carried on by Mail only, a necessary measure because of the demands made upon h(a time. ' • •______ ; i Special—K ingan’s •Rc’liable Hams, per lb Sugar, 12 lbs .for i WIZARD WITH PLANTS. 8AY8 80M B OF RULES WILL ' . APPLY 24-lbs HUflbury Floilr 12-lbs Pillsbury Flour SANTA ROSA, Calif., Sept. *16,-. If fulfilment comes to the hopes end ideal* of Luther Burbank, ioremoet plant breeder of the world, history/al­ so will record his influence In the de­ veloping of better men, as well ah better plants, for Ho regards improve­ ment of mankind* as a greater work than Improvement of plant species. 8-Ibs Snowdrift 4-lbs Snowdrift 6-lbs Crisca * Goveru< d efeated ; •> etiU kl gia can • with the 1 There | and ail ti this tihe i for the u a t the pal No. 1 Cans Tomatoes, ^ 3 for " No. 2 Cans Tomatoes, SIIOPM Two of admit the fleers wh< say there plottod th trains nn< dynamite) and the r life. Thi opjnion b no punish It is said strlktt>£ i dou^t of one will n does not of the fh< swallow <• hod Churt badchurrl make a i !* I whole fai shopmenstoop low in Justice unions it for artinc iron# and judge the who have places thi things an have alws " —law nb ward San citizens, nre critic acts of v their oriti thomsclve under ti> but not >i for those different < In the pin people hai but hnve them on i provided i of luxury form hn o ■componsai should ha How man today ths tho comfit railroad n all kinds. yOO’are ! easy to c provided i ' w orry ab* the door. ; .deputies ; BO waa vj Maxwell Ho Coffee ^ i* MAIDBHE ad e x t *0 Princess ********** ■■■ m d his actions led ofhim to bo of unsound The Methodist ladies of Circle No. 4, will sell ice cream in front of the Peoples' Bank Sautrilay night. Come and buy ice cream from us. It will do you good and help us, too. - „ «r -147-c 6 pkgs. Argo Starch • Iho b*«t bread * Search For HWi s’■*" - 1 * * ••**!? T A Mrs. Clihc was advised recently that he was to be discharged from the navy at, Chicago and she went to that city. She, finally found her boy in the hospital at Elgin. Although in­ sane, he recognized her. 6 pkgs. Washing Powder » ] r. Loet Son in War fnd Jot in an Asylum -------SatrlitH Freon) . s. , Sept. 16,—Mrs. Emof this city* after a i. than threo .years' fot* )h Cline, who served lean naval air forces in 1 the woHtf'WiiY "hai t, sccoraing according to word to re-- newspaper published In Seminole touna wia youui, ceived hero by; friends. He is in a County, Florida, once each week fo r T S uT conie^E i^'w eS S : **^foseph enlisted in 1917 and was sent Given under my hand add seal of to the naval air station a t Pensacola eald court, this the 1st day o fS e p for training. - Trom Pensacola he tember, A. D, 1022, . went to FrUnee and his mother had (SEAL) * g . A. DOUGLASS, letters 7rew hjta regularly for £ time.Clerk of Circuit Court * Then they stopped coming. A search of Seminole County, FIs. of navy department records failed to By: V. E. Douglass, I). C. show him Inf the casualty list and fur- J-l-8-16-22-29-5tp . will be d o n e/'b e asserted. , Although every possible minute of Burbank’s day i t given to his plant experiments, he is glad to give time to civic affairs, specially to the Boy Scouts, playground activities and school doings, fo r in these he sees -the beginning of the application to man­ kind of h|s principle* of plant breed­ ing. , "My time is all too short to do all I wish and hope yet to d o /' he says. Tho improvement: of plants, accord* Ing to Burbank, Is in its earliest in­ fancy, but “the possibilities arc limit­ less," ho declares. v “In mechanics and electricity great progress already has been made, as every scientists knowi, it is hardly a beginning," says Burbank, in com­ paring mechanical nn.l plrytt know­ ledge. After sixty, years of plant breeding fifcinls he- enunciates tho principle, "Plants 6 Bars Octagon Soap «f home la tempting dtU Don’t fo rg e tl the Dance night at the -VaMei. LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER and BUILDERS’ 105 Palmetto A1 A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAIT8 MATERIALS of every kind HILL LUMBER CO. • ■ House of SERVICE, QUALITY BRICE j. >{ V European Plan Open all the year Monday I47-2tp Second sheets, 814x11, only SOe per 1,000, while they last, at Herald of flee. \i 1 peck, 15 tbs Irish Potatoes Sugar Creek Butter per lb g&y be the cause of mnpy ailments, indigestion, Dyspepsia, Eye troubles, ithcumntisik, Cancer, loss of appetite, despondency, and etc. Dally use of “RIGGS" a modem dentifrice w ith' their medicated !flons will prevent Pyorrhea, correct j acid conditions of tho mouth. ^ .I .Try today “ ItlGGS" THE NEW DAY DENTIFRICE. YoOr druggist We also Handle FRESH FRUITS and VEGE­ TABLES Sanford. Cash1 Grocery INLET WORK STARTS FROM OCEAN TO RIVER , AT SAN SEBASTIAN I D r T k » Am w U i H The" Hupmobile is not built 3£= OSfor ?t£®£--E~=5Sdemonstration &-'' 5*-^. 9-rSS- ‘ F ra u ) FORT PIERCE,, Sept. 16.—Ths time limit in which further litigation might develop havng exp red, tho bonds aggregatng $100,000, voted fof ths crAistruction of. an inlet from .the tlnntic Ocean to the Indian river, Will ho;put on the market, September 18, the commissioners in charge have an­ nounced. Two counties nre involved In' tho project, tho San Sebastian Inlet dis­ trict, comprising the third and fourth p ah of the fourth commissioner’s district of Brevard county, and the flrft district of St.'Lucie county. The bojid issue was voted August 30,1019, bu : the deerfeo validating - them waa no signed until July 7-,of this year. G o rg e W. Hopkins an dother interC*l■, who claimed tfiat the inlet would be ofno benefit to them. After Judge Peking ruled against the complainan a and validated the bonds on July 7 t waa thought that the contest would be 'carried "to the supreme coi rt. The time limit for theflling of thi appeal, .howtffer, hits NSw expired, purposes alone. Owners tell us it gives better service six months, or a year, after it is bought, and bronchial trouble. Sold fumkeo. It retains ita brilliance of color for three months. Two 'years ago there waa only one of these plants in the world. * '' / Constantly increasing publicity folr here becoming the Mecca for thousands of scientists and world notables" in - every ‘ profezsion. He rooclm as many of these as possible, but the unnumbered thou­ sand*'who .coma cannot, of courao, be inds, or bis work ’ be' discontinued, igc of 150 callers can s^e but fotf. afternoon auto-' On a.recent three deep in the mobiles were of a block beaidp of frequefnt tuning up StuWiy qualities are bull into it, which keep itou of the repair shop arv ever on the go. Any garage mechani w ill'tell you that: tb Huomobile has in it th definitely, wi at Comedo Beach >___ Inviteffyou to c?ome foa the fishing season wl ict is now. starting, Sept in>* ber being the month t Mv.fi* �’ * ness Street of the City Substantial ford Avenue, one o f the busiest, iif not the busiest, streets in the City o f Sanford, one of the oldest streets and yet one o f the youngest in many j 9 Filled with Jive wire, up-to-date m lower rents, are m aking special prices on the goods and getting the trade of the n. With the ite^ p aved street extendii * H g et much of the through travel and will become the busiest mart of |e and travel in the city. merchants beliete in advertising am have something for you each week. Look them over! o ■■■■■■■Mia la a a a a a a a a a B J iB a u a M B B a a a a a a B a a a a a B a a a a B a a a a a a a a B a a B a B a a lia B B B B a a a a a a a B a a a a a H a a a i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M ram riiu fti * ft* !y.f u~£' r ' FIN& WESTERN and FLORIDA MEATS *ki*~ Fish and Chickens Ick Delivery to all tfarts of the city Sanford'am Phone 372-W - ‘ t 327 Sanford Avenue, ie Billboard- la a fighter for tha and wholesome In tha show Specialists Starting and Ignition Troubles SPEEDING UP CASE AGAINST R. R. STRIKERS CHICAGO, Sept. 18.—The‘govern­ ment today speeded up its ease •gainst the striking railroad crofta In i n effort to complete the evidence in tHPpor^ of Attorney General Daugh­ erty’s injunction bill by Saturday at ‘ While to assistant attorneys, Gen­ eral Blackburn Esterlin, asssistant to the solicitor general, orked in relays reading additional affidavits of viol­ ence during the progress of the strike, the defense announced it ould seek to show the railroad executives were in a' conspiracy to force a strike in n n ef,fort iff- -. to wreck the unions. "Thq government hflh sought to ihpw presumption1 of a conspiracy among the shopmen to carry out acts of violence,” attorneys for the , de’ tense said. “Wo 111 show j i strong presumption that certain rail execu­ tives were in conspiracy to destroy the unions. “ We will show they first sought to Tring on u strike and thon did every­ thing in their power to present peace." Evidence wjiich the unions could not produce heretofore becaus) it might hurt their peace negotiations with Danicld Willinrd and other rail presidents cun now l>c brought for­ ward. it wn* said. . - If the government completes its case by Saturday noon, four days will be left for the defense, before the expirAtion of the present restraining Order next Thursday night. Permission was unofficially given the unions today to stage tag days in Chicago and other cities to raise funds for the relief of families of Strikers. Donald R. Rlchbcrg and Frank Mulhold^n, attorneys for B. M. Jirweli and Johri Scott, president and s^rctury-treasurer; respectively," of t)\e ^-railway employes department, American Federation of Labor, raised the-question of'whether such tag day Campaign, would violate the restrain] Ing order' Judge Wllkcrson said ho knew nothing In the order which would prevent, tag campaigns and the gov­ ernment's attorneys assured the do fenso attorneys they had the govommcoi'a permission to go ahead. J. HUGH TILU S, Proprietor SERVICE, QUALITY, RIGHT PRICE OUR MOTTO BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON L i \ ;.ii .. v i • iz I A j ./ FAT FRYERS and HENS Honey-comb Tripe Pickled Pigs Feet Fine Country Sausage , 1 , i\C * •» Quick Delivery Service broached the cat stealthily. Two seized the animal hy the neck while the other two did likowise at its feet. In this position the cat was carried to u negro's house nearby where it was placed in a sack and tho journey coiL tinued. Why, it is on display at a down­ town garage now. gathered, it is a sort of phonograph arrangement that will automatically start playing ‘Nearer My God to Theo’ when forty miles i^roachsd-” The editor adds thnt Robinson has assured him “that he will never hoar more than the first note of the hymn.* The Herald has made arrangements tor a better distribution of papers this ........ ,r.„ .....„.$U>G fat land winter Louis Shipp has INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL and 35. charge of the circulation and has di­ LADS PRINT PAPER ESSEX 1.40 MLLSBURY iTOip^;24i!b, bags.... CREDITARLB SHEET vided the city Into zones, put'on motw carriers and will get results. Phone SERVICE JAN CAMP’S CRfeAST, Taft doien ......................... . 1.30 IajuIs Shipp if you do not get your .60 TAN CAMP’S CRkAM, Small,iSozen (D r T h a i u H t a i q P u m > * . REPAIR WORK paper promptly. - - - - - Jfl |PNE CREAM CHEESE,.Jb,. MARIANNA, Sept. 15.—Lads at the Florida Industrial School for boys O ur 8 to « k o f G oods is B ra n d N ew — | on V Automobiles. here who ru n - the school print ahop, Join the throngs of reaaerr. 1 U E S I L F B U I X f tV E G E T A B L E S * write ‘copy for and ghbllah "Tho Join the throngs ql readers. PHONE 270 Light,” official newspaor o f the insti­ f’"* f **0- **■ Corner Sanford Avenue and Third Street ----------- Sanford, Fla. j aaiHM tfaM aiiattM M BfciniBi tution, are not serious all th&time for KniSsaaaaBnaanaBMSBBUaflBMBBBBBaflBBflKSBBBflBBBBnHfla “The Lght” frequently' contain# |R a . e ' - 4T humor that could originate’ only in ■ IsTt the mind o fa live wire boy. r? The Boys* School Shbeft The issuo ot “The lig h t” under date Of September pontons a nows See our new stock at the FT. MYERS PREPARES, item stating that Goorge* Robinson, a FOR HORSE SHOES, member o fthe staff of caretakers at CHECK HUH. DOMINOES the school intends to Install “a new I f y o u d o n ’t like o u r p ric e s c a r ­ patented featuer" on his fllvvor. (Ily T b r A a a o c la ir d T r t i k ) *Mt is a contraption to register the. ry y o u r tr a d e e lsew h ere a s we FORT MVERS. Sept. 14.—A new danger point in speed,” writes the and elaborate horseshoe pitching court youthful editor. • "So far ns could be 402 SANFORD AVENUE can’t sell all. has recently been completed by C. R. Watkins, who la one of the most en­ thusiastic supporters of “bam yard golf’M n Fort Myers. There will ‘be separate courts for women.and It *Isti !RY COMPANY a believed that during the coming seas­ RET ■■rlT -------- t t ----- -PH O N E 480-J on this court will be patronized quite ■BBBBMBBBBBBBBHBBBBBaflaBBBBBBBBBI AUTO REPAIR SHOP nn much ns thnt laid out for the mas ".4. ' ‘ t •’r '_______ ».* * 1 <.H *culine.;*sjlpper slaimnors.” In addition to the two horseshoe courts, Mr. Watkins will place, a num­ ber of domino and checker tables at the grounds. The grounds will bo • • ? 1 • • • *4ivl* 1, shady a t all times, owing to thd num­ erous trees surrounding the plot and S7-W-------- -PHONE—^----- Day 49-J S, Western, Ib-M ^ Sugar Cured Ilntn, lb. L...~~.50e prospects to r a large following of SUGAR, 13 Iba for ...>,$1.00 SflliBflUBMn^BBnMBBBHBHflBBBB this game during the coming season Maxwell llouse Coffee, lb-...Me nru bright. PiUsbury Flour, 24-lbe for >1-40 BBBBBBBBBBBnBBBBBBBUIBBliBBHBBBmBBBaBBBBBaBBBBBB Octagon Soap, 3 bars for.— 20e WREN MOTOR MEETp Octagon Boap, 6 amall b«rs . 25c WILDCAT—WHAT T H E N t— ---Princess Royal Com, 2-lb can48e THAT IS (QUESTION V— THE NEW STORE ............ ...... ,......... HUDSON BEFORE YOU BUY SANFORD BARGAIN mm HOWARD Road Service, Day and Night AH Work Guaranteed (D r T h« A ttM litrS Sanford Ave " Ia> ............. .. Georgette, Crepe de Chene and Mlnuette PRICES M lE V p r ic e lO n ly .... have more “cents H . >S *r> • e • : -A ” DE LAND, Sept. 15.—The question of the proper thing to do when ^ wild cat la enkouhtered by a motorist trav­ eling along the - highway a t night la left opan.' Hath is what four De Land menxlld, so the sto ry goes: The' to u t of them—Bert H igfinbothaa, Norman Smith, Elmer llayman i and '/a c k :Dttrrelle-rWer* ah BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!! ____ : _________: ______________ a noise that might bo likenbd to the War mihmarin scare in mid-ocean. Tha foot on the gaa accelerator stiffened, gTofartaufct' and refused ho accelerate. The car chme to a halt. The dolii four men Involyed, while the Tat walk­ ed majestically onto the highway, r Blinded by j the htartllghts of the c a r ; 'f b i ferocious feline stopped! astride 4be road. t ' ; ■Life had Httamed to the motor, party and consultation* were In progress as to what should be ddhe. This I s ' tuen le ft tha car and ap- ,' DRESS GINGHAMS, yard aI Jk sio**. Il- � 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. 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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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 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/284d107da9d5c48c53b859bcd41143ea.pdf a1672e8310b451d32bb4aaa0c6844e74 PDF Text Text i <» Em m I^1I* ■ DDH m. ; . 1 ns* * J ' l ■?P SANFOR I •■ 1 p fo e C U y S a b s t a n l “ The City 8ubsUfl< ll IN T H E H E A R T O F ** v1,, - - !*• mI fOLUM Eltf* fw y •K . ■ >* i 1 ! WWW’* w*^, -W FINAL Ik, * ■• ■' CHlCAG^/s^prts.-Sbrtwn rail* hid ilpiid sgreeamkx ."with thi ai l»bor union* thnmgh the prernethodi In vogue W o re the State*' Labor Board era* creu arbiter of-" dispute* between railways and thehr employer*. ____ sctlcmenta, however, aicdrdlng pa Ben Hooper, chairman of the board, fr not repudiate the board but rather « f “entirely in accord with the trana[partition act." frd/ is*. .feAi? RJ 101 FRONT f l y n a iM M la fs d V ■) . NEW ORLPAN8, Sept 18.— Five block* of wharves and warehouse* along the Mlasisslppi river front are in rulpa today following a fire which laat night did damage estimated to exceed fiv t million: Wharves, ware­ house*, erected by the federal gov­ ernment in 1018, and 1019 at a coat of more than five million, army of­ ficer* said. I d addition about forty box cars' loaded with, merchandise wore destroyed. WASHINGTON, Sept. 16. — The lltneral striking shop craft* union of T w en ty -fiv e T hou sand Southern Hallway-and official* of C h ristian W o m e n flk road failed to reach an agreement ’ to Kttle the strike on the hasl* of the A n d Y o u n g G irls SWirfirM WillardJewell proposal as opted by the general policy commitHave - Been Distributed Among the of the shop craft*. ' Turkish Sotdiera ■ — • NEW VOKK, Sept. 16.—The beginlini: of the end of all labor trouble* that have from time to time beset the lfaB»p“ r::it... lines of the nation for the pa>t several year* was believed by 'ainy railroad head*.and union chiefs to haw route yesterday whftn the i )i«r York Central lines rondo pcsccrftl settlements with two 6f the operating brotherhoods and 4he Ponnayljunta System Ix-gon negotiations |,nrd n similar end. ArradfreroWt like conferences here next week Ittweit brotherhood lenders and six 'ether big . astem carriers were under* fway last iiiicht. By >• M. rdiiy'A agreement, the varim road, making up the Now York |Central system agreed to continue for yearJaTinning September 80, the jjpmcnt wage scale nnd working rules for their trainmen* nnd conductor* and to withdraw from the United States Labor Hoard their requests, made t'aore than a year ago, for a .down­ ward revi,|..n of wages nnd the ♦limtuti.it, . f titni' and a hnlf pay for over (By Tks.ipMrUltS PrtMI LONDON, Sept. 10.—Twenty-five thousand Christian women nnd girls have ben conveyed to the interior and distributed among the Turkish soldiers a dispatch to the Times from Editor Kosmos, a Smyrna newspaper. LONDON, Sepst. 16.—The British jovernmen^ adopted an attitude that affect Iv*, permanent freedom of the Danlanallea ia .vital necessity, for tha sake of which i t is prepared to mnke exertions, authoritatively state thl* afternoon. YELLOW FEVER A T MEXICO CITY BRINGS QUARANTINE (fly Tkt A im lit r S P rt«*l MEXICO CITY, Sopt. 10.— Th# United States health authorities de­ clared a quarantine against Tampico because of the yellow fever reported here., •_ . . its own affairs with its own men. Some observers felt that the return to etime work " The New ) ork Central gave bat a the old ways would ao'-n be put into kUtement indicating it would/ soon affect all over the country in individ­ t»U into conference the leader* ,o( the ual effortu to settle the shopmen’* ttgineer* nnd firemen in the^hope df strike, and that the newer habit of ^laicably coming to term* with them. both employer and employe In taking Tqi*> that system will bring together their troubles to a national body woiilri It* officials and lender* of the strik­ be broken, or,re and for all. “ We aro trying to our wag" er •hupm.-n m the hope of ending the problems and working conditions out [■ *btke that began July 1. , ^ G l^e, president of the broth- of the hands of politician*,’’ Mr. Lee trh.ssl of railway trainmon, announc­ said. “ I told that to President Hard­ 'd ther. last night that at a confer- ing and Tm telling you. The lawyers «ttin 1'ittshurg yesterday, the Penn- and politicians Just want to make a lylvsniu had agreed to continue its record, but We fellows have been In yrtirnt wage* to all four brother- thl* business a long lima and we ^•kood*. but a Inter dispatch from Pltta- loam how to handle it. “ Railway labor never requested the wrfh said this announcement' wan repassage of the Adamson eight-hour pnied there as pi'emature. slnco the «*frrences with trainmen and con­ day law, though a large part of t£e ducftoni t TO would continue today while public thinks so. President Wilson jk°*« with the engineers and firemen rwanted it to* avert the railroad strike not yet begun. Brotherhood lead-1which certalhly-would have copie sevMtemhled here said, however, they « r » l ye*ni *go ff It hsd not been-for Wtnlooi the Pennsylvania would, dts b if. . It Is not a real eight hour Wlow th,. lend of the New York Cen- !day law t^UBJiscd as a basis for com­ * Iputlng overtime. A t the time the law Meknwhde, negotiations to assnre was under consideration, I repeatedly «ntinue,l Kart, between the conduc-.1asked several' United States senators, f *n'1 ,r«inmcn and the other big whom I could name, but won’t, to keep C f ° f lho ca,t “ d we#t *re to be their haodivoff.M. tttnied on here and in Chicago. .Mr. , Mr. Smith, aa head of the various • * ho hailed yesterday4* settlement lines making up the New York Cen­ « commencement of a cleanup tral aystem.iullsd tha settlement* as ' an the troubles thjt have afflicted a happy augury of a better era In the , country*, transportation syatams. conduct oLth#.transportation service, p#rl*ya between leaders of the and a* maVking the “ return to the :b»inm*n and conductors nix oth- former suopessful practice of adjusting l*r E«*t ro,d* would be held here differences In' personal negotiations week and that on Tuesday he and across th# conference table.” , t. Sheppard, head o f th* order of Neither he nor tKe^lSo^ brotlyiray Conductors, expected to bfgtn '#1 y W c . with the western, group * . ? . _ . • „ __ > __ -i_______ u _ ed States Labor Board or the machin­ Tv..^ • V ' ^»ovuHvea executive* at Ch ___ *__ ery for ,adjusting disputes tbit ha* toward agreements covering .favn. In operation during recent years, L* or* ^ wcre brok«n off when the .fa t all three were enthusiastic in their J ,n decid« l to strike. . ^ .heralding o f tKe**torn to the round °*e in c,0#e touch with the sit-'table UztlftK l. .. . wjui uie siz- zaoie method meuaou of conducting business — UnUy .* r? dcd the Mtcementa yea- between employer and employe, as forecsaMn. ' • - r ' * . u. »„ . k *■* ifisnager* '.Vi \ „ .. a’r j i - Babaon Institute Iaaueea Remarkable Statement on the Capital and Labor Qucntioo by J. Ogden Armour rf ‘, • WELLESLEY HILLS, Mask, .Sept, 16.—J. Ogden Armour has been look­ v ed upon as a great capitalist incapable .of seeing the side of either the Wage Worker or the Public. . Today, bpwever, he haa outwitted his criticism by BUT OPINION DIVIDED coming out frankly for both th i organizing o&wgge'workers and the- protec­ TO W HAT COURSE HE ic tion of the public. Mr. Aritoour begins his discussion by saying.that the W ILL TA K E problem of the employer and the wage earner is not primarily to divide prof­ it* but to usurp them. “ For certalnly they must be made before they can be divided. Dividing them,1' u y i Mr. Armour, Mis a {nighty easy Job alongside of making them,” in discuulhg the recent strikes Mr. Armour says, “ Strikes or lockouts merely show whfth factor for the moment Is the .most powerful, W ILL NOT PA Y EXORBITANT Would Over Ride Hia Veto B a t - j and not in any sens*'determine* what is right I t ’is the strongest side which There is Doubt About PRICB8 WANTED FOR COAL wins and thla la not necesurily tip aide which should.” His complete state­ Senate < AND 8TBEL ment as just Usued at thf recent.conference on Public Relations at the Babaon Institute la a* follows: d r Tft* A— rtate* Fn m ) O r Th« i S H t li M m a t “ Efforts to take Labor or Capital out of the list of commodities subject WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—Con1 DETROIT, Sept. 16.—As a proteet to the law of supply and demand aye responsible for what Is generally called gress yesterday passed the soldier's'; the struggle bdtweed Capital and Labor, or more properly speaking, the against what he b«Ji«v*S to b« exor­ bill along to President Harding. , bitant price* for coal and, steel, Hen­ struggle between employer* and wage workers. Always in the past, a sur­ Prompt action by the executive was1 ry FOrtf today began a process of clos­ plus of worker* ha* meant lower wage*. Those with labor to sell have said that capital y u cracking tha whip, while employer* pointed to increued com­ ing up his hug* industry.' With sus­ anticipated, but opinion at the capital *./ petition and lower selling prices as both Justifying and compelling lower op­ pension complete when the last shift ac to whether he would veto or ap«1 of worker* leaves various factories prove the measure still was divided. ; erating coeta. > ' “ On the other hand, when workers arc scarce, wages go up. Then those tonight, approximately 100,000 men This question entered largely in with capital invested have maintained that the wage worker* take advantage will have been rendered Idle for an debate which preceded senate adoption of the situation. The wage worker*’ reply is that higher living costa Justify indefinite period. The plants affect-, of the conference report today, 36 to . higher wages. Thus it will be seen that while there isn’t any question but ed include five factories in the De­ 17. Conceding that while the question. that wages go up and down in accordance with the law of supply and demand, troit area, numerous assembling sta­ of the president’s attitude was, * a s ' there are two different explanations for the phenomenon. Either is reason­ tions throughout the country. Other Senator Harrison, Democrat, Missis- ! concerns, the output of which goes able or unreasonable, according to one’s own viewpoint. aippi, expressed it, “up in tiTe air," chiefly to the Ford Company, also ex­ “ There are at this writing more the law of supply and demand. They Senator McCumber, Republican, North . pected \o suspend operations. than the usual evidences of the strag­ have sought to keep wages up while Dakota, in charge of tho bill, said he gle between employers end wag* cutting prices, or to force wagoa “ hoped to God” the president would v ANOTHER FAST TRAIN workers. This is due to the fact that down while maintaining price levels, sign i t . THROUGH WEST FLORIDA after a long period of increasing wag­ or have otherwise disregarded the “ I think he ought to sign it,” he de^ es there came a turn in the tide which normal and natural relations between SISTER TO SUWANEB dared, adding that If senators who had been carrying wages and prices wages nnd prices. Therefore, these ------1 & wanted “ to help the soldier*’’ would <l!> f m r A - - n r l i > l e d I’r r a a l , to higher and higher levels, With the panaceas have not worked and never ST. PETERSBURG. Spt. lfi.-T h e Jr*main in Washington pntil “ a final ' end of the period of war inflation will. The sooner it in recognized that woul‘» sufficient vote* , came an insistent demand for ro-ad- j nuturn) Inws will prevail, the sooner Suwancc Special, crack yer installed j by the Southern nnd Seaboard A ir ,1 ,1 pus:} it over a veto. our justment. Just what ro-adjouatatant will we find the solution for --.turn means depends largely upon who de- j troubles. The proper Boltution must Lino Railway* laat s?a«on to handle] Home loader*Hn tho house wore of finca.it. To employers it means a bring the name result that the nor- West Flo. :«ia » tourist flow, will hnve ‘ he opinion that if the president d e -V return to normal operating costa, etc.,,mnl working of the law would bring. a s|.*P- train from out of the east this! cldeel to veto thet measure it would while to wage workers it means lower hut must vaid the evils and ills and season, according to“ San» Jones, coni, he returned to copgtass early in the v. mercial agent for the Seaboard here. [ chmlng week. In that event, it WasI Vj damnges incident thereto. prices on the essentials of life. The Suwnnec Special comes out ofjtilc-plan to bring up speedily In the "The fight between employer and “ Inasmuch as about 00 per cent of the Middle West nnd this year w ill house the question of over-riding the tho ultimate price of commodities in wage earner has been described as carry sleepers front Toronto, Detriit vrto. Proponents of the legislation general represents the labor cofta-in- having to do with n division of the nncj Cincinnati In addition to its other wore confident the necessary two*(^. cident to production, manufacture, profits. I f that were true, the prob­ appointments, according to Mr. Jones, thirds majority could be obtained, tho . lem would hem uch simpler than it distribution, etc., it ought to b*'obious that wages and price* are in the reelly is. Division of tho profits is while from the Enst a train will cc({ie house having passed the bill by a ms- ' same boat and must float or sink- to­ merely n phase of the matter; the big with sleepers from Boston, New York jority of more than four to one. Admittedly, however, there waa'iS gether. Thus when markets stamped problem is to make the profits in the urwf Washiniton. This train will come doubt ns to the situation in the sen­ how throygh- independent o fany connec­ nnd prices fell, wages were started on first pl*re. It is astounding ate. Opponents claimed 84 senators the down trend and thereupon workers much Ignorance there is relative to tions, it is stated. Last season, the in opposition, two more than, necea- , train from the east and the Suwaneo in many industries fell, bock upon tho the profits of business. The lay tnind ssry to sustain the veto. Special were consolidated-at Hamp­ strike as a weapon against wage re­ assumes that the margii’k between the During senate debate ycatanUyf,' origin*! cost and the ultimnte selling ton, Va. The two trains will coma ductions. ' • Senator Underwood, of Alabama, re­ through Hampton this season, how­ “ The law of supply and . demand price is profit. The pnrt that operat­ ferred to the probability of a ever, without change. calls for a return to normalcy, and ing costs nnd overhead expenees piny while Senator Harrison said he haq The new service is expeted to go wage workers, while aiming blows nt in„wipiiig out this mnrgin gets want reports that “ word has been passed into effect November 1 2 with the employers, are really bucking up consideration. down the line that the president la go- ( trains arriving in St. Petersburg No­ against (pcxorable natural laws. “ When n business pays a dollar for ing to veto the bill." Senator Mfi-’-‘ These laws permitted high wages for row material and sells the finished vember 14. Cumber told the senate he still was workers and high interest rate down, product for $2.00, the .layman says in hope thore would be no veto, The best that can be said about the and they will not permit the retention there ia a dollar profit, but a* often as war between the Greeks and-Turks is eriating his opinion that the m of .war-time wages. . not such a margin between cost and “ It may bo a hard pill for both cap­ price meahs a loss. It may cost con­ that it kept the Turks away from as drawn met the objections of 'the' president and the secretary o f t h e . Armenia for a while. ital and labor to swallow, but the siderable to turn the raw product Into treasury to the originally cash boqqt fact remains that they arc subject to ftHT'/lnishcd article since the labor in­ plan. they must be made before they ran the. law of supply and demand nnd volved and the equipment used may Upon the presentation of the con-* they cannot escape it. ^Regardless of be a very big expense. On top of that be divided. Dividing them Is a mighty ferenre report, Senator Harrison easy job alongaide^of making them. outside interference, “ wngc-earnrr- there will be storage charges and made a point of order that the eon- “ Everybody has a right to opinions employer” difficulties will always be freight bills and sales costs. There ferees had exceeded their Authority in , aa to the cure for industrial ills, and settled in accordance with the re-|m-Q a dozen charges that enter in and eliminating the land reclamation quirementa of natural laws and all conspire to wipe out tho margin, and the business with which I am con­ tion, which in ono form or another tho' Ills and hardships of the struggle not the least of these is represented nected is now engaged in trying out been approved by both the houae and a plan which holds fourth great prom­ between the two factions result from by the tax that tho business pay*. senate. After long debate, the ' ise. It is not designed to bring about resistance of these laws. “ The sum total of all its operating of onier was overruled by Sen*' the mil|onnlum; neither do*a it prom­ “ It seems to me that the time has and overitead charges may easily wipe Cummins, lows, president pro temore, come when we, as a nation, *houl^0ut what apears to be a wide margin ise to give workers high wages and ■nd the ruling was approved by the employer* high profits. It is founded take step* which will enable the nat-j between raw product costa and flnon knowledge that the business must senate, 33 to 21. ural laws to operate without tho pain- i,hed article price*. Men work for a . Chairman McCumber and Senator* ‘ ful and damaging atroggle* which are livelihood and capital works for Inter­ prosper if either employd or employer Underwood and Harrison d is to prosper. With the two factors now the rule, and which are not pro-'oreat, and there always will bo room regardlhg the effect the inclusion ductlve of permanent good to cither f 0r difference of opinion as to *hat working together with mutual under­ the Smlth-McNary amendment w standing and recognition of the prob­ employer or employe! ccnatltutes a good livoilhood and a have on the preaidant’s decision re­ lems confronting the industry, the “ Panaceas for emptoyer-wsge work- good interest, but there need bo no results of the law of supply and dc- garding the legislation. Senator Meer ills have always been on the mar- ^question shout this fact—neither men tnand can be attained without injury Cumber took the position that it ket but in practically ali,cases they nor mone? will work without a return, to either factor and with consequent havo “ greatly endangered" the have been*designed to produce some Th* problem.of wa'ge earner and emure, while Senator* Underwood and benefit to fath. effect other than'that which would j |doyer then, is not to divide profits “ This is bejng accomplished with us Harrison declared it would hive come-from the normatoworking out of fa t to assure profit*, for certainly by, (he workers orgsiMting into what to influence the president in favor of r :- • ■' . • *. - ■-■■ ■' resembles political constituencies, they the bill. Senator Underwood said that electing their representatives to min­ t* ; or and -major conference boards. The the reclamation provision in, he wo minor boards consider. matters of hesitate to vote to sustain a veU purely local and departmental inter­ ‘ “The chance of having the bill est,- while the major boards broaden cd depends upon how small the apt ion la for tha first two or the scope of their Interest* up to the catic point where the General Conference years,” returned Senator McCural Hoard -sit*, in judgment on problem* “ We could it9t get a tax bill' affecting the entireorganization. Th* the house. The reclamation ! • (By The Associated Press) . Conference Boards are made u p .of ought to be handled Independently." CONSTANTINOPLE, 8epL 16/— Upwards of two thousand persons per­ equal numbers of representatives of Aa it goes tp the president). ished In the greet fire at Smyrna, twenty-five hundred buildings were de­ employes and of tha management, the ,bonus bill would provide oj. . ____ stroyed, all the American property was Wiped ou t The catastrophe, say di- and all their decisions call .for agree­ .Adjusted service pay if the veter- ;advices rect'idyi ' received here is much greater In proportions than the conflagra­ ments between the„two factions. The an* adjusted service credit at th* rate tion at Splonlki in. 1917, which caused * hundred million damago, and (eft plan assume* that reasonable men of $1 for a day for domestic Service*', two fandred thousand homeless. . * who are acquainted; with all the facta nnd $1.25 a day for foreign service* / about a matter will -reach an agree­ did not exceed.$60. tchcs from Constantinople, Athens LONDON78ept l'e^Succredlng ment when they place their feet un­ Adjusted servioe certificates hav ‘ * * information ifi the Near Eagt only tend to magnify the der-the same table.and give honest a face value equal to 3.05- times tbs Greater part if city is in ruins, laid waste by consideration to the problem before amoqnrof the adjusted service credit origin and flames, aecoedlng to latest account them. On the- outside chance that and payable at th* end of to j some situation may arise In which the or s o o n e s t the death of the. (Coatuete m *•■« tew) . ' . mT AS PROTEST FORD CLOSES UP PLANTS TWO-THIRDS VI ke Settlements Do Not Ropu* H AVR BERN BURNED ALONG THE Hiate the Board But Are ■ I NEW ORLEANS RIVER in Aetord • ?_ _ NUMBER 148 * y m fc . i—■*« * * r,v«Jts • VOGUE B E F O R E T H E 1 I.ABOR h o a r d w a s t. #. O'.’ C R E A T E D Vi * • '/* i<9 j____ ■ UH V G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1922 .... .. . 1 - ■■■!■■■..... .. confer TWO THOUSAND PERISHED IN GREAT. SMYRNA H R E W i KINDLED BY THE TURKS ■ , , « •• . _ ’ l_r\: . . / i* -« 1 . ' •• » •. - -■ v « * �_^A M M *M ■■■ > .M - TURKS ARB SLAYING • • CHRISTIANS A t SMYRNA, YOURSELF Pm ST” • . *. m nM Ikn ^ . n y. MRS. FRED DAIGElt, Society Editor W e p a y 4 % Interest on S a v in g s A cco u n ts Phone 117-W u m k m a «r trtoriu TUUae m - « » • * ■ » n & a n y w k m *r M d n k »« ». i r II j « e m w tw t ilr iifc witfT the French, Italians >and Nationalist Success does not consist in n e v e r m a k in g guards and American marines. k« (M III7 two t let anything Jnterf, • ‘ ; J — ' B lu n d ers, B U T in n ever m a k in g the sam e one time trying to get the old |M jroar seeing “Th„„dercUp" WASHINGTON, Sept lRr-Fourbulb below the 00 mark aa Ml SOCIAL CALENDAR ' a second time. • one of the biMMt racing p| the maximum..Btit wd legro Mi Monday—St. Agnes Guild- will meet teen Americans are missing in the fire fOmed with Mary Carr. th< ♦swept sections-of the city of Smyrna that it is hot everywhere in Ml at the home of Mrs. M. Minarik on the state department was advised last , O pen th at n eglected S a v in g A cco u n t to­ the United States' and in l « Laurel Avenue at 8:30 p. m. night in a cablegram from Rear Ad-| _ ______ N Charleston, South Carolina. Ml day. G et the . ~ miral Bristol, acting American com(where Capt. Duma* cornea M MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER •from) and ft this Is t!fe case IM Members of the Jenny Spaulding missfoncr at Constantinople. why should we worry? A t . Mi Cirdrf were the hostesses st a mis­ * The missing American* were all naturalised citizens, the dispatch said tha) life is still worth llr- Ml cellaneous shower Wednesday after'in g .ln Sanford. Read our IM ioon at the homo of Mrs. John Abra- adding that all native Americana list­ “S m a l l t o w n report and send it to your' Mi isms on -West Hughey street, San­ ed with the authorities had been ac­ • STUFF’ friends who are flguring-up IM, ford Heights, in honor of Mlsa Nell counted for. All wars hi pa o f tha various powers MlfcMf f l f i-. nu the coal bills for the winter. Ml Lossing, whose marriage to Mr. Frank Loosing will be an event of this in the port of Smyrna are crowded ' 5:10 A. .M., 8BPT. 15, 192S ' 'Ml | A Two-Part month. r * , V ; . r *• - % with refugees. Captain Hepburn re­ Maximum ...J,— .... 90 Ml Sunshine Comedy ported, and ships- were constantly „ delightful attran d P a y Y o u r s e lf F irst priae -to thc honorcc aa the expected leaving for. nearby ports loaded with fugitives. The American destroyer Barometer to attend a regular missionary meet­ flotilla was -taking an active part in ing. She. wag (ed to the sent o f hon­ him so badly that he w«, ,tanari or beneath a white Wedding bell. Pink the work, he said, the Simpson having «nd seemed badly injured. HU fifcM roses, Iqvs’s wreath and ferns, adorn­ Sailed with a large party for Athens, wsa not touched by th„ belt mT ed the rooms of the' residence, and the Rdaall with 000 for Salonika and . Jackson was brought to the PrtatU during the afternoon- innate* was en­ another for Pieraus with 400. Among those on the last ship—the name of Laughton hospital where he rweSrsd PROGRESS STRENGTH SERVICE joyed. , DRINK GRADE A COFFEE—A medical treatment and will ao^, ^ In the contest of “Articles used in which wss. garbled in transmission, the bride's trosaeau and. in the new were students and employes of Amer­ SANFORD PRODUCT. 145-5tc; w-ltc out again..„ Hla narrow escape frots benevolent ! organisations --at death Is a source of gratification to home," Mrs. Brandon received the ican Smyrna and staff of several American hi* many friends throughout th* prise, s miniature bride. Theahow..SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING • Let's go to the commission houses. * er was presented by Mrs. Abrahams, -------- » ‘ ‘ i Earlier dispatches from ‘ Admiral who entefed with a large wedding Andrew Jacksonr, a commercial, cake decorated with a miniature bride “Bristol" hkd described the condition of salesman of Jacksonville, had a nar-j H otel, M o n d a y ^ S e p t 18 and groom. The cake was filled with rofugoes in Smyrna aa "appalling." He row escape from death yesterdayplaced the total there at not. less than , Orlando County Club Orchestra gifts for the horiorco. 300,000. ‘ > ,while driving between Sanford >'■and Ire cream and home made cake Orlando... With anothqf man ^ie-wiia} __ were served. Aa customary the bride | just about at Longwood when a bolt( ER BLEND COFFEE, ROA DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A cutting the first slice of tho wedding M . Classified Ade 5c a line. No (M of lightning struck near .him shocking, D AILY IN SANFORD, i-is-ete, SANFORD PRODUCT. 145-5tci w-ltc cake and making a* wish. . M ....U taken for laee thaa lie . Ml Tho guests included the memberi Ml land positively no classified M of the Jenny Spaulding Circle, ajid inMi ads charged to anyone. Cash M timatc friends o f the honorce. Ml mast'accompany all orders. M M> C e n t five words to a* line M Ms and remit accordingly. Ml dltion. New tiling, all stop’hoxes, dip boxes* water main and drai^p ditch, in |fact ready for the seed. leading.sta­ - , F R E S H S H IP M E N T tion 3-1 •mile. Public road funa by Dr. und Mrs. E. D. Brownlee\are CRANBERRIES, par quart.:................... property. Large lnko 1-2 mile away. now occupying the handsome ^jew FOR SALE—7-room house and 4 lots, Owner for quick sale offers this for Manse on Palmetto avenue. COLORADO'CANTALOUPES , Good location. Small cash payment $3,000. $1,000 cash, 'balance 1, 2, 3, and long terms for quick sale.—Geo. and 4 years. Act quick if you want BANANAS, GRAPES, APPLES nrtd PEAKS Mr .and Mrs. George Loiter have W. Knight. 147-tfc this.— F. F. MncMnhon, 118 Magnolia returned home from an extended vjsil FRESH VEGETABLES FOR SALE— 30,000 Charleston Wake­ Avenue. with relatives in St. Louis. . field cabbage plants, $1.50 per thou­ sand, f. o. b. farm. T. A. Ecklea, HEN YKAHGIN ADDRESSED Miss Sarita Lake left Wednesday Rqute A, Sanford, Fla. 147-3tp THE PEOPLE LAST NIGHT morning for Tiffldhn&sce whore aho HEMSTITCHING and Pirating at­ ON BEHALF OF SHOPMEN will resume her studies at the Wom­ tachment, fita all sewing machines, Don't forget- the Dance1 Monday Next to First National Bai^t an's College. ** / Price $2. Checks 10c uxtrs. Lights night at the Valdes. I47-2tp Ben Ytjurgin,onc of the old whcol Mail Order House, Rox 127,Birming­ horses in labor circles nnd himself an Ernest Krupp left yesterday f0r*Saham, Ala. * 143-0tp employer of tlie railways for muqy vannab. Ga., from whence he will sail u z i i n z M w z w w z z w w M iH Z i w w m i m i u n n ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a isa n a B a B sa a v FOR SALE OK R H N f-P ian o in good years, addressed the shopmen of San­ for Now York where he will spend . condition Phono 103-J or address ford and the people generally at the two weeks with home folks. S a n fo rd ’s Nfew Store--------------------- --------------------------------------------- Phone 127 Box 352. 142-dtp corner of First street and Park avoMrs. Don U. Wilder, of Jacksonville, FORDS, Buicks, Oldsmobiles, Oak- .nuc^st night. He was introduced by iands, Dodge, Colo 8, Overland, Will Shelley, wjio in a few words is spending some time herewith her Chevrolet, Maxwell for sole. Theao thanked tHfe shopmen for their good parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brady cars arc loto models, and havo been re­ behavior during the strike under try­ at their home on Palmetto avenue. finished, making them very desirable ing circumstances and called atten­ cars to prospective buyers, and the tion to the fact that regardless of tho . Mr. and Mrs. Horry B. Curling, of i ■ 10 Stores In Georgia 1 Store In Florida prices are right, with easy terms. 5 law breaking in other plnces there Douglas, Ga., are in the city for a few and 7 passengers.—B. & O. Motor Co. had been non'o here in Sanford. Tho doys. Mr. Curling has interests here 209 Pa'ijc Avo., Sanford, Fla. Distrib­ speaker of the evening in a most con­ at Sanford. They nre stopping nt the utors for Hupmobile and Lexington vincing mnnner gave the side of tho Valdez Hotel. men in this controversy and railed at­ cars. "Wo carry tho porta." Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. 140-tfc tention to the fact that thoy had noth­ ing agqinst any of the railroads or of F. A. Hazard, Misses Martha Langley, SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. See tho officials (rom.tho highest to the Olga and Mildred Simmons, Dorothy Thlgpln. 95-tfc lowest and ho cited tho case'of tho Waring and Marie Teague and Calvin FOR SALK—Strawberry plants, $3.00 railroad men from the beginning of Teague motored' to Daytona Beach per thousand. F. o. b. Lake Mary, the war to the end nnd after. The yesterday afternoon. —Farina Strawberry -Garden, Lake forming of the1labor board and tho Mary, Fla. 136-12tp actions of that board and the fact thnt WOMEN’S GUILD MEETING FOR SALE— Dodge Touring car,'^in the high rates were based upon a big The first meeting of this year of ! goexf shape. See I. L. Talbott nt dividend upon watered stock of tho the Women’s Guild of Holy Cross J Mr*. M. P. McDonald's, Sanford railroads that made it almost impos­ Church will be held Monday afternoon a Heights. .!45-4tp sible for the roads to pay good sal­ at 3:30 p. m. at the Rectory and it is | FOR SALE— Easy, terms, 60 acres, aries without charging the exorbitant earnestly desired that every member , j flowing well land,''10 acres clenred, rates. Thnt while, there had been bo present. , . • at remarkably low price if sold now. some reductions in freight rateg thore — A. P. Connelly & Sons. !46-tfc was nothing that benefitted tho peo­ CRAMER-HUTCIIINSpN ple of this part of tho country in the John A. Hutchinson announces the W ANTED way they should bo benefitted. He marriage of his daughter, Beatrice, to naked for the cooperation of all the WANTED—Second hand Lurvey S. Cramer,’ Monday, at - De­ pcoplo in this crisis and called upon cle, must be in good condition and Land. Mr. and-Mrs. Cramer will make the shopmen to be American citizens cheap for cash. Box 470, City. • their home at West Palm Beach. and law abiding citizens, to stay off „ 146-3tp of the Railroad property at all times WANTED—By an expcricnced wonf; and do nothing that would make any ~. ON THEIR HONEYMOON Among the visitors to the city to­ an, a position as clerk. Can give trouble for themselves or for tho references. Address Box 355. 146-3tp railroads. Ills talk was a straight day were Dr. and Mrs. J. W. McCook FARMERS— I have quite a fow cel­ forward nnd manly ono and it was recently married in Jacksonville and on their honeymoon now. They will ery bed frames on hand for imme­ greatly enjoyed by “all present. * -; • * . ’ ■ - v bo at home in Nagodochea, Louisiana, . . diate delivery.— H. T. Pace, 105-tfc to their many friends after October flrst. They are the gueata jjf tbs FOR R E N T Vnidez Hotel In this city, Mre. Mc­ ■ ■ . . ■ • , ■ ■ . f f g P BE T O R E W T - " 76S Palmetto Cook U a nclce of Internal Revcnua Avenue. See W. J. Thigpen, 142-Gc Collector Gerow of Jacksonville and if' Sanford folks are coming home. FOR RENT—Two apartments, new one of the most popular and tqoat and up-to-date; well furnished,— Our excellent schools will soon atari beautiful girls In Jacksonville, fy?'.'* h»'" DANCE ^ VALDEZ \ Mr. Tolbert w ill leave us Saturday night. Be Sure to have him measure you fo r your .Fall Suit before he leaves. FOR R E N T -2 or 3-room apartment or bed room furnished. 202 Park Avenue. .* • 146-2tp FOR' R E N t — Housekeeping apart­ mant, 710 Oak.Ave. 147-4tp FOR R E N T -A nlce"country homV garage, acetylene lights, $40 * per month.— A. P. Connelly & Bonk. Our farmers report a very good season for growing plants and getting . up the plants and with the strike set­ ,• tled they can. look fo r a good aeaaon. — ■ The Odd Fellows end Elks attended the funeral of Cleveland Jacobs at 140-tfc Chuluots this afternoon end the city FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenetta. and county ofAcials and many San­ ford friends also attended. —Shlriey Apartments opposite poet office, upstairs. .> ‘ M-tfc R. 8. Holly will leave tomorrow for F6'K RENT—Famished EUenton, where he will get Mre. Holly storage room. 411 Park Ave. 144-Gtp and the baby and Wing them back FOR RENT—One larg6 upstairs bed home. • Mre. Holly haa -been- spending ' room, aultable for two people. 619 the pest month with her parents at W> First Street •» . - ____ * 146-3tpM EUenton end Anna Marla beach. >* * . The Chamber ^of Commerce had • Ane meeting at the Hotel V/tldes today at noon that was well attended and much Interest wan fanlfeated in those ideas started for the advancement of the city this fall and winter.. The Chamber of Commerce is working whole heariedly for the city and the county at all times and more of .the members should attend these weekly meetings at the Valdez. You have feu eat somewhere and you might juat M well eat land meet with the Chamber jot Commerce. Yon will have a much better idea of the work they are doing and yrill have a Much broader vision e f your city and couniy If you become an, active worker in the ranks. "" . your convenience �TTie Star Advocate off, » ISO fold piece for the tlon. • . ; v Republican •'dcfe^ Jfthfct ■Is alramdy , - ^ will be ma, Ma Jforeseen on Nov/TT, ami tK« prepar*- mittee from the local d ffaution* 6# alibis, are juitoiow enyrlMC tiona. Send in your 5, m. in f the minds *nd time o f Eepubll- Titusville Advocate, m cans in the House and the Senate. M . ''Western Republicans'1in the House CARD OF THANits. * Teprcsentathres say’ that the east* wing of ,tbetr party has, “spilled , To ail those who were »0 kind the appointment of a comrAlttee of “ The combination of these several WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass./ Sept. five from ea<& o f ‘the Ideal churchLaa, Hwaghtful to ua In the loss ? factors point*. tp a merehandixifijf who' wilt repot to form a pemianant 16.— Rober W. Babeon evidently, is band, and son, to those who shortage. I f J were a retiler I ehoujq leans retort that the “ farm bloc” such great comfort in the hour of organfiatiori td iTdl the city o f the not upset by labor dlffimiWes diw tljfe certainly buy U1 liquor traffic and raise the moral stan­ threatened coal shortage. In a state­ r°W{and to, those who sent lh* bt, Christmas trade now and insist upbn U s S i- te la li dards of the city, is, in tho opinion of ment issued todny he forecasts good fu lilo r a l offerings that attest* um? r for tK e tiiit fb# rrt*irithsV; * ' *IHy deliveries,^' tile i Rtportcr-Stnf, about' the * only business .■V •+ *Jlf*%-t -fcfV * . ,m , the love and esteem for the “ This general increased business ac­ "Go after business n6w !” says Mr. manner in which this traffic can be taken from us, we wish to tivity will lead in turn to the Increas­ stopped- I f the members of this com­ Usbaon. "Buyers during-these jpAst ? m heartfelt thank, ed business and industrial profits that LtMD m u mittee will see thq “ proponent” clti- j two years have l*ecn following • hand are already being,reflected in the ac­ >*«S- CLEVELAND J I * ' exclusively xeiis of Orlando who,- it is charged by j to mouth policy. Everyone has pur­ MR; and MRS'. NOAH entitled to tbs uas for publication of the mayor and chief of police, are chaser as'little ns V'c .fbJa because * tion of the stodlf inkritef. increased and FAMILY. all nswa dispatches c Itted to It or not otherwise credt(c< patronising the bdOtleggort.'and'ket dtiny has meant low, prices and a profits, of course’,' mean more money from them a pledge to-atop to itop purebaa purchas- t'jpcfijtfe'nt saving." \ It* U p turn of for expansion and equipment Rents from P A 1 H SHOES FREE! . All riahte o f feV-pnbll ... \"1 S P prices ind money rates, tn tot moahttme; wre olfeniM and rniaUkc* and uhortcomR|f wet goods/ and not only that, but the ’ busingV tide, dlspatohea herein qre a We have-on dbtplay a iarw H il Rcpubllcyh critics'^van ap. to notify these agcnUT tjiat they arc ars I’ g'aW tend' u. and bath buaih&ut mei. tending gradually downWaVd reiley-, OttWi IIBRALD HTTTX.DINO, n « M 14 off of their list/ individual prill make orembn* ing lioth individual and business house p|y the Word. "wabbIe"'to their titular list, and that attempts to ur.'j . the nfa^ l •r"SH t i i ‘xthe r ioutlawed . 1r . z J goods J t ” . in .the .. . . |fii iSajnp|oT»v rejoin with rather than by in the matter ofoVe^hlsd.** Bank| future '*7 by bu; rau fipki ^otA’^holee of any pqjt ■•rill K* a. JL_Vi__ J . 1fn ll m u lt ir r ciml^rvative jijjlpol- "have umplc funds to meet all com-! romethfngVabduf ♦wigglcp" intending ... ____ ____________ _ £Eej more cbhiiinrative will be reported to the______ police,_________ Orlando1following of Shoes In sloek. One 'kA V . mereial and invcatmenfWiluirohienta:; it for Congress. •_II* _______ ' re t .. -±. eme #. a V a . >I*-* if U will become a Sahara within ten days. icy. An nrtflfysfa of W basic materials wdth: feach purchase of lOc or ■We do not ned'afty more lai^s/^Vhar “ Good j * people ■ of—Orlando,|don't! ................ . get* - for instance ahttwa Thai! 48’. p i # In many localitied money la. a drug| ;>The only Yhlhg :6W5nd* controversi­ over. Contest.Dn uniil Salurdav on the market! The slight seasonal1 that there are"a good mahy reasons w# need is more.ljiw enforcement. a-• ycur ago, the Idea that yopr city ia any worse' cr “ today 1“ J-“ than' they weire ^ -* September 23^-U 0yd’s ShJ tightening will doubtless bo experienc. why the Republicans can't win, And 6 ■ ■ ■ i.f.i” fif that others.of the stale. , Indeed, we 24 are lower than a. year ago^’ while ■ ---t• ed ut crop moving tiifie, but taking these reasons have aHbcen furnished Slore* 148-ltc And the officers need more help four commodities show no change. .> * i . ___ u;- -'J — ... '■ --from tho citliens generally in their Price increase will be felt most an Dr i n k g r a d e a coffee .—* -eforta to enforce the laws. the' raw materials that have been tv( - ■/ . 1. SANFORD PRODUCT. UR-fitc; w.iJ completely deflated, but finished goods | 20;00 FOR A SLOGAN ' ■ ' - v ,. T : ------ 0---------’V- * •« liV'.f * ^ - -in practically alt lilies will show] some * Miss Katherine Campbell, of • Co-. *K ,lh?„ Dl,,ee " l ‘he Valdei Iqiqbus, Ohio,* is tho queen of Ameri­ strengthening during the , he±t few Now that *the! ‘ Indian River Bridge : , . 147.R, months. ‘ V • -,!v ' f • ca. Now let us hear from Hon. Frank is approaching completion, and Titus­ . . „■« , » ' »i vtj t , ■ only nnothef effort of the, Christian Forster of the First National Bank. “ It is particularly important that ville will soon t>e the tenter of roada citizens to make of this city a more retail merchants fully grasp this ; ‘ . -----------o----------leading to Orlando; Sanford,' AHert- ■ii8 ” 0" ? £ g * L . » » * U . ipyj-i . *1. -* Up north they are arranging to lim- fit plnco in yrhi'cji tft rear our young change ip the situation. They piust hurat, Titusville, Oceart'Bskch, Orsfno, & eJ C r i £ 0 S i w h l l l ! l h i >y i u u u li the prices on coal. Down here in boys naAsgirls to manhood and wom­ turn with the tide. The retailer should mand. The affect of commodity pric­ Florida wc are getting ready for thf anhood, untarnished by the evil effect pU „ on n substantial « increase es will he more than offset frtr the thousands of people who will not wait of such traffic. j trade between now npd Christrqas. .time being by the quantity o f money to find out tho price of coal. -Cheaper ith the co operation of the citiz-y|)0 jo<.s nc>i he will i>p caught with-a rautu. r.tcv available. Continue to hold your to come to Florida. ens, lot it lie known thnl wc expect of j shortage rather than a surplus of e the police force a full, discharge of 1(fooris, and a transportation,t(e*up \giH bonds. y “ Whether or not we shall have a rej Kcmal Pasha, head of the Turkish duly. I-et thos«» who have been ^uy- j mnke it difficult to get more on short action in the stock market this fail is! gqverument, ia ulrendy .laying plan* ing and selling liquor, Luke the pro- j notJcc. not the point. Wc mijj get the brealT cecdinga of last, night's meeting as aioThi|| | ncrc; B 0 ,n businesa will " be for the new empire of Islam. And .k n : the, Christian governments seem to ho warning, nnd in the future be a m e n d - to n c o ^ ^ t i o n of lnCreased that the ’bear*' .arc hoping for or^ a jV helping him by laying down on the able to -tj» police for the Purchase o f , purchasing power and a change In the stocke may climb suddenly." The polnf such goods. Nor should It be the duty fnt^ tude of thc pubjj ia ,to of importance, as I sec it, is the faetM job of stopping him. I f the p ro fits ^e’riv^ed fr o m ih e sale of that we have just turned the coriicr at” ot private citiiicns taact as detectives of ^ 8trjkca ^ Ubcr unm t ---------- 0—-------m erchandise is invested in any other _ If we haven t □ police, ^ 'relBtiye,y ^ uncm^ f!)t . at the bottom of a period of depression1] Ona of the best tendencies of great­ nnd sleuths force capable of getting these offend and thnt thc stock market has nevei** place than "where it is m a d e it is a tliser prosperity and sound business in 1present. On incomes over $1,000 fig. we should get one. rrachrd its high point until early in Sanford is the getting on 11 cash basis era, . , , , 1ures show that 48 per cent of tho pur'tinotrlo8S t e t h e town:- W hen- you con­ don t expect the police to; .* • . 1 the period of prosperity. Those who with the business men and the buy. , “ llowever, . „ . ,, ,/ 'chasing po»fer of t^o country comes , , r j , own good stocks outright ned do rid tem plate, m a k in g ;a purchase, > be it ing public. Sell for lass and sell for do it all. Its up1 tt> the individual 11,to ,, the individual as wages mid sal. citizen to obey the law, nnd with his worrying shout (ho market cash abould be the slogan. -largapr.ism allgiconB ider^tw o th ings: nrje*. ,'This makes up t.lje bulkof the moral support the police could, if it • -----------o purchasing power upon which, the A>i *First/ *d o »you receive vRiue f o r youjIn spite of rail and coal dlffitultieh]! All indications point tn n gradual would, clean out the liquor traffic. average bqsineqfi man mpsi dopeqd- A “ For'thc good of Orlando, men, arc general business ns reflected In the in^t m o n e y .expended? .Second,*does the rise of prjccs nil along the linn Tfao drop in the cost of jlvipg nnd prospect you willing to give up your liquor?” dex of tha Bsbsonchart ia holding it/| experts nay thcro will bp raises and it of steady w<^rk ia rapidly turning a 'd iffe re n c e betw een the»coet and purat ........ ' ' ia "ridw-ninhihg ,’ 1 — — 7-0 ------- . I majority of these people into ready. own. Activity *tc 1 is wall to be prepared for it before the. 1- t . |. hhaso p rice'rem aip aih o m e ? per rent below noYTndl. THE NEGltOEii SHOULD BE actual skyward tendency starts. Now M a ’ il is H1*'time to buy in Sqnford. Now “ In the farming field, bumper crops .ENCOURAGED is(U e time for thu ajerchupta to odand better prices promise to dans tho We commtaco another week tomdrfe v*riUa. Out" merchants are selling The managers of the Jacksonville ffirmer ns a good prospect j|Ic has row that should give pjqmise of % goods today that they cannot buy at state fosr have decided to eliminato bongh^ very litttq since J920 pnd hiq much brighter futurq. It looks novf, th« selling price in a few months. This thn negro exhibit on the ground that accumulated .needs should ^baorh like the railroad strike will soop H ir not altogether herenny hut s look it “doesn’t pay." With which decision ' tremendous quantity of farm machin- settled and the many wrinkles smooth* into the future. tfii) Tiipes Uniop seriously—and, be,] try and supplies. The pjans of tho ed out- W)|en it is oyer there wUJ bqf ---------- o---------question, prop«rly— dIsmgreen. business world accumulated during such « rush of husinesa that tho morPutting up a story of being tired has higher objects than gate these past two, yenm yylll also ,be put ebanta will hurdiy b«. able to takoj after a long drive, getting a stranger ■its reql object is th( develop-1 into operation this fail, care of it. r« # |. to go scoutjng for 9 quart of liquor nient of the state <nnd the advance-1 ha! for them, then arresting him and fin­ mrnt of^ its people,” the Times-Uninn a a n m n a i a i a i a a n n a n a iiiim t ally killing him in.hiu tracks—that Is argues. Discussing directly the decis tBe history of prohibition enforcement Ion to eliminate the negro exhibit the : '.‘f ' r r r * " in the hands o£ a Tampa soda jerkor paper says given a budge and n gun and anfthsr The exhibtn of the progress of the kid chum of his he had deputized. negro rare has ^had an elevating ef Truly it is time that moo asserted feet on one class of our citizens, and themselves and put common sense of whatever elevates a class without dis­ r - 1 . i -... k r 4 ) . k |it j t r>j r. Some time ago whlt^, panning ntong considCVod thc preceding summer omf], the hard bolted variety in the place of paragement to any other makes the the maudlin sentimentality and polit­ whole n little bit highur. But the lift n country rond I aaw a man p l o w i n g uf tho beat he had ever spent in his1 ical jmlnvering that pusses for a Inw mff p\w<?r of (his kind of encourage­ a field surrounded by awnmpa, nnd lifo; much cooler and mrtre delightful administration throughout the land ment n< not confined to one race. Tho 1114 of some in every way than he had found in;-* work reminded these days. lA-esburg Commercial. ! man who helps build up thp character early days of plowing when as a Ohio. ---------- o---------Motoring through the central part "f another by thnt net builds up hi^ ^ irginia boy I lived on a fnrm, I stop large and small—given our < > f thc atate, I stopped for some gaso- ^ ] own character nnd he furniphes to the nn(* chatted with him, andfound CLEANING UP THE BOOZE community and to the world a pr<a»f him so enthusiastic about the state line at a garage aifd (he owner seem- ■ -BUSINESS v e r y ,best* attention and all • _ _ _ „f friendliness thnt deserves and wins that 1 asked him where he came from ed to be in such a jolly, ha^jiy humor 5 It sounds funny to talk about help- ( favor. He gave me the name of a small town that I asked him If he was n native :S of thp courtesies ••and ser­ ing the officers to enforce the dry. The white »nd the block man live in Ohio nnd said that he had been of Florida, and if irot, where he came*'] vices which go harid in hand lawn especially since the saloons have, here together, it is to the interest of foreman of a machine manufacturing from. His reply was that he ’ been put out of business but such is both that ench shouhl-nccuro the compnny which is one of the biggest Iwcn living in Florida for three yearn,.} with a connectionfh^re. • the case. Tho officers are now call* grmtest possible development along makers of agricultural implements in having"come from northern New, ink for help all over the state and tho |useful lines. If the negroes of n com; the^coyntry. Askiqg him how he lik- York; and he, too, grew so enfhusidshelp they want ik tho moral support of ( munlty were idle nnd vicious it would ed Florida, he snidJ “ I feci tiinl tio-over the joy of living In Florida,*{ the right minded citliens of every yil- certainly be n bnd community for n I never lived before I came here. As through the suihmer as well as thru/ lage and town and city in Florida. I t 1white man to live in. If the negroes a foreman of the big plant in which I tho winter, that he aaiil there was one'will be n' state wide movement ere! of a community wore industrious and wns engaged foV years I never knew difficulty ahead, and that w u When j long nnd tho movemeiU is for the j law abiding that community would the Joy of the kind of life'which l,tho people of the country at* large! people themsolves to atop buying! certainly he a good one for white men *hnvc been getting-in Florida. I fee! camo to i‘caliie the advantages of] liquor from the bootleggers.’ In other to live in. 4,u"l a» disease spreads that this Is the first time I have been Florida they would eroWd'herc in such I wor<y the public that is constantly, from n plague spot till it infects a , free from drudgery or slnvery." Ami numbers thst the'state would be conBUILDER howling about the lax enforcement o f whole city so does bad conduct spread in reply to the question as to how he gosted.—Richard H. Edmonds, in'Man-1 TUB STATISTICIAN GIVES REASONS' F<>R s UBSTAN ____ .... .t. T IA L IMPROVEMENT • • mancial Loss , SUMMER-TIME IN FLORIDA /Every Commercial Account \ 1 V > F. P» FORSTER. them have been in tho interest of bet- 1 ter journalism. Tlve mart who injctfaV second jmper .J in a territory Which•Is’ dspAble of Uf-»- ] fording a ^alr. measure of support t o ’ i hut one. i*‘ guilty’ not 'only of unwia-* | dom, but’ be is foolish and unfair as | wdl. lib rhay think he can put out a J I hotted paper than the one that has' | baen long established in the place, and , j fb^t hq can^win out op shear merit; | Foafibly ^ t .iajru A in « » » • / ««“ stances,.but he should,remember thqfc otTa.rr ness Would stop very' quicltly.’1 And if These art tfe*1views fceld by the di- j of citixenshlp. Bbd it a profitable efvdff mati 'whit clrinlta 'llduorr afld* rcetqia’ bf the 0outh Florida Calf, policy to cq operate with and anemid. Itriowii It' la'wroiTg to buy it‘ ahd to They encourage the.negroes t o ’make age tlieirf’in tall b lM q lt wdr^hy ^61drinWlt1, would' atop ( buying it the exhibits of their faHn products, their, tclss* and efforts.—Tkmpa T W os. A 1 btrilhcss 'would ceaso:' And lastly If handiwork", the work bf their eduai—■ — o— --------aVMy/ritUert*wfib wanta',to «ee the tlonnl ihstitutlons^tei They a w pro-j STATE PRESS CONSOLIDATION, laws inforted would go^ to the o fflc W vided'h aeparate and xommodibus . -,.j ’ inA t i i .• . him whkt tlwy khpW^the buk’- building, anJ they’ show tljelrappreci-|f Thera seems, t o . i » a general dia*i neas of ; selling1'' liquor ' would atibn by preparing for each fair an! M illion among t the edltoro of the < m 'The reason‘It floSri.He. i. be- exhibit which doe, them irorft' cm lit.i ^ fill* the field eyen fairly well.. cause so many good cltkcna give R No thought"!, given to the matte* of (J,Ut* td * * t0,fetl,er' comb,ne thelr paper fills their moral support by making fun ‘profit— the broader view is taken that j ryrources, eliminate lost motion, - cut His sneet must be super-«xof the enforcement of the laws and the negroes are being encouraged to down expenses, clean off the barfay themselves being customers of the become better 4Md more useful clt- nscles, all in the interest of giving the ;; opposition qiuat «>• bootleggers and by giving the Illegal ixens, and the good results ate-man- people a hotter service than ever betraffic as much support as If they Ifest, There a re 'many home-bwner* fore. There has been an epidemic of theinletye* were engaged In the busi- and taxpayers among the negroes of consolidations among the country edlncas and it Is said by those who know Tampa and Hillsborough county, and tore, ond we are sure the moat, of; P,\ i . . . ■ ■ * •* • *' ‘ ,i' 1 ' - ■ ■ ■• **' ■ V- y V . u~ I it L 'li, t „ B . F. W H IT N B B .C a ^ r • u — r '**71 *.LF- * ^ ' " ■ 9*4 * ' ; DEANS T llR n O U M lL L A T ^ ^ A • « & ' r Drugf lata “ w : j �— ••. Ij S Ifj ^ y.J 1 « - * * & * & & >1 1 M 1 I B -S ' 1 Pm n 1a m ........................... ............... l T m Tjy jMfM Aa ■ Hr V tH B B B 1 1 I[ I I I ] ■ 1 1 ' 1 day v acatio n to m o rro w and take h e r and.the kids o u t to dinner-1—treat her to som ething re aily go o d L i her for better o r w o r s e — g e n e ra lly the la tter w hen she h a s to toil o v e r a hot kitchen stove to p re p a re y o u r S u n d a y dinner. O n this p a g e If” * i . / ...A a r t r iV A n r i h n r n l n n < l> in n in . . _ - ~ l i _ At__ _ ? ii. ITT*-_____ » _ _______ _... 1_____ 11. _ X ___ i l l a ... 1 r . . restaurant in the city. T h e re ’s a m< r^rtise nt you to call |>ecaiise they a re payii a spirit that' would do honor to any * school. greatest | Classes made, their official begin­ ning Wednesday morning in spite of ; the fact that all men had not been i regstexod and it will probably bo aev, ’ eral da: boforc regular work .is ns^ lh , signed, i p e“ . Qno or two changes are noticed In V k! i the p e m w l o f the faculty this year. A h * F. A . . Rascoe,' forme* dean of the 1 ®;law colleige at Stetson university, and 60 1classed as otla of the stato's leading .*: professors o f legal Instruction Is ro■p™ * placing the position loft open by the IIrt c r. departure of Dr. J. H. Moore who , , ' resigned fro' mhis professorship at y^tcenuge of tne oig th# ci0#Q 0f the school last May. Tho on lhL' opc? " 5 ' vacancy. In the“ EngUsh department |tg Information gained by E C J # ck j, filled by Archie p,tionben b * Robinson, a forme* student o? tho unfc w n k .l.f . l t t e I . In « L tb remainrltr of 0 tendance. » t Harvard university this , , . year, completing work toward a PH T, "o d e e tM . ' Lf.ii the bright pros-, • ... . f \ht UMIv..rsity this! Students are flocking in large numLuent Murphree this hers toward the law college and it- is LxL that of last year' expected that tho total registration in ETdown in the annals thU department will approach, tho Kiword breaking at- 200 mark- Th,B V™***Vy larK° |rollment Is aafd to be bnaed upon tho. I i i t u comprises p ra e -'h e t’ that this is the f a t year In U , entire students la which a student may enter tho law £ Wlth their 600 without first having completed this would have certain work in the arts and science [|ll ts wrr- in nil tho college. , • I imior )>nr . will be ’ Liick of facilities may bo the cause feu than it b;n for a of embarrassment for the {loads of Itlii i' tb< i lass that the engineering department when 4kyth. »nr The oth- called upon to provide for tho large |m »t*>ui normal. number of students enrolling in the BSLaboth the ilnrmltor- engineering coilego. Just exactly H in most instances what number oT students will be enituiimu tff tho gaged in engineering studies this bj^isrt. r- ;ire Indeed year* not ,-boen determined, but ikilcomfortable. Near- indications show,’thht the number will. i Mowing exceed Ihht of tha onrullmcnt of any fraternity pjeyjpys.yoay, 1.1 rnpaqA 11 othey colloges nro contiually srrv to T in each one is anticipated by the col lege deads. . * GAINESVILLE, 8ept. 16.—Th« Un­ iversity of Florida reached another high mark ' in attendance, according to officials,' when Its doors wore thrown -open for tBe season 1022-23. The enrollment figures last night7to-' tailed 1,050, while it Waa expected.the lost minut* itudenta today would place the total number at between 1,300 and-1,500. -• s A feature of the opening exercises was tho presentation to the student hotly of the loving cup awarded . the institution’s R. O. T. C. by the war department for hccomplishmonts at the rifle matches at (5amp McClellan, FISHWRECKSBOAT; BREAKS MAN’S LEG Specimen Captured off Washing ton Coast to Be Giv6n to University. Dungeneas,. Wash.—Destroying three expensive snimon ,neta,. breaking one mnn’s leg iuad wrecking a roW-Boat, a gigantic wolf fish, fifteen ffut long, paid the death pennity after two boure of flght off the sand spit here. Fast In the nets, tjio wolf fish lay quiet and subdued until disturbed by IMPKINS LA U G H ED Of Course Ha: Was Henpecked, Ha. Mads No Contribution to Treln Robbers. DRINK PEABODY’S HARD W AT­ ER BLENQ COFFEE, ROASTED DAILY IN SANFORD. 145-4tc, wltc Don’t forget the Dance night at the Valdes. Monday 147-2tp PAIR SHOES FREE! We have on display a Jar con­ taining seeds, Guess the nearest number of seeds in the jar and you get your cholcb of any pair of Shoes In stock. One guess with each purchase of 10c or over. Contest on until Saturday, September 23.— Lloyd’s Shoe Store. 148-ltc Simpkins wo* henpecked. Mrs. Simpkins "wore the IronBern.'* spanked At this distance,-and after a glance the cbiidreti and paid the preacher. Neighbor Smith was pulte another ■t,the thermometer, it looks as if the sort of person. In bis domicile, Smith Japanese picked out a poor time - to warlord and minder, and he got away withdraw from Siberia. ,f with; It, too. It waa a pet Joke of his to r e fe r to 'his friend Simpkins ns "Mrs, Simpkins' ti(inhnnd." A browbeaten, subdued wife Invari­ ably ^cornet in for general sympathy, hut scorn and derJstnn Is rter the un­ happy lot of the poor, henpecked hub­ by. However, every Uop hath his day, and Simpkins’ name nt last i • , One day, the two families boarded the train far ,Bn excursion together. When a ,fow miles on their Journey, the pasaengera were startled by the sharp command: “ Hands upl" Two mnsked bon ill ts Mood at the ronr of the coach. { ‘'I'nssengers will flle pnst us and hand over their poi-kethooks," directed a gruff Votivs belilinl one of the musks. Smith's otherwise aggressive fnce went gray. Women fainted and little riilldren began, to cry, ■When all was over Smith looked at Simpkins. Simpkins the shrinking, Sltnpklna tho desplenhle. strange to say, was as cool and enlrji as Baffinland tuft’ In January Ami ho actual­ W e specialize on ly smiled. “HeavensI Wlmt are von grinning about?" demanded Smith In a thick vulee. "Man. I1'*1 b»*i f.’sail’’ •Tin out OLD.' ami n stamp book," mild -Simpkins. V<»u ■<*«•. the wife Service-------Qualityhad our roll III bi-r slneklng.’’—I’rtre Story In Judge. FAMO US King IN Roderick IRISH HISTORY Sometimes A la t'a r te O rd ers at A ll H ours Referred To as,.the Last of the Mon• frehs of the Island. *V ELA KA smm DINING ROOM Rory' D'Codnor hears n tinme fanVmis Id Irish ’hlMnrj. His most noted nuT)irsnk« w^nsfkltu: <>f IrHutul. When he became king .of Cmmangbt In 1150 one (if bj^t flmt uda was In put out .the eypf.of one of hLs brnlhera ns a sure^ means of preventing him from bemimlng n rhaL In IliVt lie went li» Dublin, enve tne Dimes, who were In possession, -t ism cows, ntul * n » there Inaffgurated t,lna « f nil Ireland, n ■perentony wbleb was the llrnt Irish regal pnsennl of wlileh the city was the Beene. Ifillers were plnced over various enmities and provinces, and some of these were far from popular The people of Mealli dejiosed their king, for ‘ ht'li nlTrenr (iVounor re reived mncimutInn of “ Mi eows. . ,i W. CARNASION, Mgr llertrr II of EuL-hniil visited Ire Iriml in 117’ and n ' ( 'minor’s terri­ tory ls*eame disputed. Imi after n >0 treaty ennrlnded nt Windsor he was left , to rule Cnnnntight ns hefore the Kngtlsh Invnslon, and was to he head under Henry of tlie kings and chiefs « f Irolntiil He was to neknowleilge Places to E a t a t and H o m e .......... » H S S S S U i m SB l B S S S » S I I « U > l l S X M M Henry as Ids llqge |ont nrul to pny him an iinrnml tribute of hides Fight, lug with Henry and with Ills sous eon Two Hours »Y Fight llnped iui III Itoderlek’s death In llo* the Msbermen, when • with & swift abbey of I'i.nc, County (Salw-ny. lie niiiiiiiHiili spokun of ns Hie last nu rusli he overwhelmed the party. live hint: of Ireland, hut Mils dlknnr Tlie fish possesses a head as large as that of n cow. massive Jaws tIon lieioncs rather to .Miielseehlnlnn studded with harrow teetli, nnd la I, ns tloderb k's title to rule the whole qpdowed wlttf powerful strength. It lalnml ivns uu better than that, of Is said to bo one <of the largest of tlie species ever'caught In the. north I'actflc. ‘ . . . . ’ . Tbe'hugy Jnwq.and teeth are user) for crunhlng dams, crabs and other shellfish. \Vhen cleaned for - preser­ vation, this wolf Oah monster had in Us stomach, a recent breakfast, con­ sisting o f’ nearly 200 pounds of oys­ ters,, dams, whole fish, three salmon heads, a tentacle of a squid, a hair Seal flipper, the neck of a ketchup bottle nnd three corl( floats from the nets. 1 ' V t'aThe , atate unlvetnity will get the sireclmen. FA K E S AGE TO 00 TO PRISON Bey, Bixtean, Ws _ George, wl O ur Service fas-ed ,!(*{ gave his age H. C attaneo, M a n a g e r v Valdez Dining Room A N D G R IL L Henry II—both resting on force alone. —Detroit News. t f ,, ■ Sunday Dinner CIIEAT1G THE WEEDS An authority on garden Jgblcs strenglg urg<% the gardener t(Pcut .down nnd burn the weeds before they have scattered their seeds. He says this will do more to prevent weed growth in the garden noxt year than any othor thing. Most wreds, .the writer points out, are annunls. They renew themselves not from tho rdot but from the seed. If the seed is prevented from self- « sowing and gertninat(ng, tho v\ccd problem becomes 'practically nil. There will be a few. stragglers from seeds that are blown in by the wind or have lain dormant ift tho soil for a year or more, hut thU minority can be disposed of easily when they ap­ pear in the spring. It is a pleasant message . Many of tho typical gardeh flowers are peren­ nials which renew themselves from the root, and they will be going op quietly with Uielr business of repro­ duction even as the gardener cheats the w eedrof a like privllego. The authority, .-deposes further .that ng will soon be run out by the regular rotn seedweeding. A,* 12 to 2 p. m.— 6 to 8 p. m. The Montexuma Hotel, Seminole Cef«,\Welsks Restaurant and Valdes i Grill serve Elder Springe Water to their patrons . .6 C lean lin ess is n ex t to G odliness ' • , - ; N * ___ We invite the public and ail users of ELDER SPRINGS W ATE R to visit the spring and In our. method of handlinff its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physician! claim that thla. water In unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many trouble*. The Ford people of. Sanford as well aa the Western Union recommend this /Water for batteries. , Call phone 311 and have a bdttle of thla water �M jT Y rif in* liquor. A r m o u r C on verted Now I want to kick against bo much talk about thesale (Oaatiaws Iran Tit, Om ) two factions cannot agree after such honest and careful consideration,' pro­ _ vision is msde for arbitration, butMt la not expected that this w iifbe neces•M7. $ " I t takes a very narrow-minded per­ son to believe . that the - announced names of unionism a t e , other than right and just, but there is also the certainty that in practice the rela­ tions between unions and employers will bo'tests o f strength. A strike or a lockout merely shows which fac­ tor ia for the moment dominant, and In no sense ’determines what is right or what la best for the’ business— and when I say beat for the business I mean best for those who are Invest­ ing their labor aa well.as those who are investing Uieir capital. "W e do not expect this plan to ac­ complish the impossible, but do be­ lieve that when reasonable men, get /together! to discuas and c<5n*tder mutoal problems, a solution can be found whjch will obvlute testa of strength, such as tho strike nnd the lockout. ! “ Under existing conditions, 95 per' cent of the people nrc made to suffer* mentally, physically and financially,! , w^cn 5 per cent engage in industrial! dispute. Everyone‘agrees that the! ■whole public ought not bo made to ; ■auffer by reason of "wage earneremployer" disputes. But as long as ce'rtain^rigbte.jppMf.recognised as in­ alienable continue to be bo recognised, the public will remain the iunoccnt.by-1 utnndcr who gets the most of the; bricks.’ Wage enrners say they have -a right to refuse work; employers claim the same right. Wage workers 1 any they have a right to fight for what is due them; employers make a sim­ ilar claim. I appreciate the danger « f advocating the abrogation of nny rights, but it docs seem that the pub­ lic too hns some rights, and that its rights have precedence « -r the rights of any minor f;i lions, lie they workers or employers or stockhuld- of liquor, when there la just one cape in the month as you can aaa th« record. i tny hurrah for an efficient administration and I want to kick against the kickers.’ Sejah! ' KICKER. ; 4 . . " * * * « ; CARE OF TEETH ,.v > : W*B Honey aadft ates—ingredienti -------- ' . . . u n it advice to children wbo^ have About the only thin* that U grow­ It I r comparatively^ easy to p w ( coughs as thla Florida teacher. "I P*p< Stood the te ing larger under the present Republi­ vent decayed teeth and diseased gums, recommended Foley’s Honey and Tar thfw generation, can administration is the Treasury providing the BIGHT DENTIFRICEj to the children in my school who had colds, coughs tod f »nd bronchial deficit Beginning aa a mere matter is'used. • tbe 'flu’ and good results came when­ of $24,000,000 the deficit has risen You cannot HEAL a SORE MOUTH ever It was usad," writes Mte." L. where.—-Adv rapidly ^$700^00,000,/with the pros­ with soap or ipritty chalks, perfum Annstroitf, Okeechobee, Florida, Kolpect for a*further enlargement to ten ery ia useless In destroying the sixty figurea very bright odd germs hi the mouth. It .hasn't been so long since Repub­ ■ M n iiiiu , A tooth-brush will not alone dis­ licans promised that their accession to lodge the decaying dbposits between control of tho government would Auto­ the teeth, for this reakon "BIGGS" matically Increase revenues, reduce combines a medicated floss. RIGGS debts knd enhance prosperity. The la compounded to relieve, you of G reatly Reduced record for August—the seventeenth Is Tramping Across Sand Wastes month of the Harding administra­ your mouth , ills, PREVENT PYOR­ RHEA end give you highest protec­ tion's career—shows how badly the tion against infectious MOUTH DI8in Texas to Ole Among* Pet­ Republicans fooled,the public. EASES. J rified TreesT ... and BUteroom a------^ . there was an increase of $88,OOOr the Bottm Btataroom. an additional Step in TODAY at B. C. Bower's 000 in the public debt In August com­ Drug Store where von ten Always de­ cording to aiw, location, etc. Suites som^S>ib, pared with the previous month. It pend .911 finding. Ail; t b it is modern and bath, other with twin beds and b a th p ffi was duedn large connecting private lavatory faciiiUca ma, i . t ' . .partrto _■*+■ the» saUr'Uf and beat to safeguard your Tjealth, Trcasury securities, borrowing money AND A S K for a FREE.SAMPLE. ■o« w ith D eath |e Nearing Knd, to .meet current expenses so that an READ what the DENTA^ PRO­ Impression of ^economy" could .be FESSION and enthuaiafti%users say Though Hlt.Muiclti Are Hardin* given. . Tickets on sale Until September 30th good Ing—Fortune Depleted by about I t ■* *• Along with the Increase in tho pub­ World War. • New York a. Ute aa October Slat. T h ^ h m 3 lic debt there was a decline In receipts. to principal Eastern resorts. g llckeM The ordinary receipts last month The N «w Dsy Dentriflce 'wore 125,000,000 leas than in August, S a ilin g s E v e r y M o h d a y , Thursday and! Thurs-Sat-Mon. 1921. Public debt expenditures drere ■ ., • d a y a t 2 P. M. 1215,000,000 greater in August this Don't forget the Dance Monday Apache August ; , G; Sept. year than In August last year. In­ v 147-2tp come tax receipts were $23,000,000 night at the Valdes. Fares JACKSONVILLE TO NEW YORK,AND RETURN ” $5 7 17 2 4 Comanche ...August 10, 19, 28: Sept 7 Mohawk . ..August 3, 12, 21, 31; Sept 9' Lenape August 5, 14, 21; Sept. 2, ll' less in August,’ 1922, than in tho same month <jf 1921. Miacollnneous inter­ nal revenue receipts for the last month were $12,000,000 less than in August, 1921. S a n fo rd to Jacksonville am! Return s Tnnlitrllntr o * _ .____ . „ ■ Including1 Meala and Stateroom Berth’ * 5 . A Daylight and Searchlight Trip on the Beautiful River ■ — 1 1 " ------------------------------------------------------------------5 For further Information, address H EVERY TOWN SHOULD TRY ONE % There is n vnnt element of good gen­ erated from the “ booster trip" tho average town usually puts on as a 'forerunner advertisement for some celebration or other. . >* You might go single handed into your, neighboring towns nnd talk yourself hoarse, three hundred nnd sixty-five dnya in the year, telling folks 'whnt n bang up live town you represented, how courteous nnd neigh­ borly your people, and about the only interest you would awaken would be the opinion that You were the biggest liar between' this plnci* 11 mi Jerico, nod entitled to first prize ns n bigoted windjammer. > But Just get the folks of Your Town I together and hgfeo on n booster trip. Provide a dozen or so automobiles, | string o n ‘your banaetfb load in tho band Iwys, the Indies, thy kids .’ nnd ! evtry soul you can make' room for, crunk ’or up nnd go breezing and acrpcchOuf Inty Ndi^rTTJwn. Tho Tolks of Your Town ami Next *flntah never have been very noigBMrtV "nMi "the visits havo been few and far bottvoCn nnd just about, ns cold and;formnl as the greeting passed between pugilists entering tho pi;izo ring to' settle the championship, iiut you Will find them all out to greet your boosters with open nrms. And if you Just mnke n lot of noise, along with ^ome good bnnd music nnd singing, shake hands nnd invite them ’over to tho big time nt Your Town, you will be surprised nt the good impression you have made : with your neighbor* nnd the genuine j compliments Your Town receives after your short but very welcome viplt has terminated. *■ Then, too, there is something nbout tho booster trip that gets your own people closer together nnd cements homo'ties nnd crente-i tbe home town boosting spirit that 1- so essential in pushing the old burg to the front in all things thnt m akes- better citizen­ ship nnd ndds zest nnd tbe highly pro gressive spirit to community life. Your Town nnd Our Town edn make no better progressive investment than thnt of getting the folks out bn a booster trip. Try i t —Milboume Times. 1 L IM E , CEM ENT, | CLYPE j P L A S T E R an d S T E A M S H IP COMPA] Passenger Department Jackjonvill J. B . C ald er; A g e n t, Sanford, FI H M IIIIIlU a U llin H g is n iiiim iin m H g . B U IL D E R S ’ A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW M A T E R IA L S HOTEL, o f e v ery kind TAM IA I HILL LUMBER GO. t . k H o g s e o f ’’ s m v t t E , Qu C I tuul made up my mind to kick quick and hard in these columns ugninst the nmouht of whiskey sold and drnnk in Sanford, till I saw the city manager's report and low, only I^ARp^RS— You can get seed bed frames and irrigation piu^s at the Bariford Novelty-Works. * 100-tfc DRINK PEABODY'S HARD WAT­ ER BLEND COFFEE, ROASTED D AILY IN SANFORD. l45-4tc, wltc The hard coal strike has been set­ tled, leaving only the railroad shop­ men to divide public attention with the world's series and the opening of the football season. * a l it y » £pRiei& i’-i tyrppenn PJnn P e rm a n e n t G o o d T h e H u p m o b lle is not built fbr demonstration purposes alone. • 1 O w n e rs tell Us it gives bet ter service six months, o r a y e a r , a f t e r it ie bought, th an it does the first d a y , o r th e f i r s t month. The Dally Herald Delivered to your door six days a week for 15 rente— continues in­ definitely, w ithout Service o f fre q u e n t tuning up. Sturdy qualities are built in to it, w hich keep it out o f the re p air shop and e v e r on the go.' A n y g a r a g e m echanic w i l l te ll y o u th at tbe H u p m o b ile has in it the q u a lit ie s w h ic h m ak e fo r l o n g life ,.g e n u in e economy, and deep, solid satisfaction. Coup* ■ 91339 a t C o rn ad o In vites you to the fis h in g sea! b e in g the catch th ­ an that lias died and 'all that ia dying turns to atone. . . . ....... �, ffiS S to j w » a ® v im . r'/T M H < ... ■ - ' ir i r SS>. w w iw ip is i m&t . m , FEED DAIGER* B* phone Sr-w iw ‘ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SOCIAL CALENDAR ^ — —i —sl Agn«4” Guild will meet Z the homo Of M r«.M .>Iln»rik on t JUKI Avenue nt 3:30 p.m. " ■> . •' •■ ■ -Woman’s Ooild at the 8 *fiery at 3:30 p. np •* Vj-?*:gP,’J=sll ■ujss Lucy Bird Smyth lavish in g Titusville the guest of Mlaft Dot ling., Tlie Pastor will preach at both ser­ vices Sunday, and the Session 'Trill meet for the reception of members “ morning and night. i as follows: •’ nday School 9:45 A. M. : {Preaching 11:00 A. M. P* Senior Cl E. 7:<fo P. M. ‘ '"Preaching 8:00 P. M. Public cordially Invited. i W ' . ' — ------ ,-----------BAPTIST NOTBS , S I' . - N- V.i#:; 4 i ./. , • 3.17 ___ * L______ *_______ ___ vV . ju e M f service, oapdH,. w^ch* MM,'would be llmite dto |600 in thc^case. "Onesimuo—A story of WW' of Veterans who had no foreign MrVfcg Shadowa—from th* Book o f Phile- and 1625 to3 Ujoso ^who ,Had forei mom’ service. After three years, the gov­ ---- .- ■ ■ ernment would mako loan# on,f he cert tifkatea. ' ‘ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Our- services begin tomorow morn­ The estimate cost of the bonus .la ing wiht the Bible school at 9:45. Now approximately sf 4,OQO,QOO,QOO, which thgt-the hot weather is about over w a .Wou|(i ^ raj,je a direct charge against trust that all will get buay and hying »bc federal treasury aa rxj provision the attendance up to normal and then Is made in, the b|lI forfjruw cing., ., some. ... * '-\i j ' [ ■■ '*1 I 'I mt- I a 1 ■"inH'l I i • ’ I -A t 11 o'clock Rev. * Burhans will is h k i h |s l e speak on the subject e f ‘i the Way," each member is urged t o be present to hear this message. Our Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p. m. The subject is "Getting an Eklucatioa” and the leader of the meet­ ing will bo Ed. Randall. A t 8:00 o'clock service Mr. Burhans im. ^ ^^ will speak on MA Vital QuisaUon” in . ii w* i ►^ « * T " i* * ** *' which all are interested. Cornel You Can Find the Name of i ■ ' -• " -3 Every Live Prpfeealonal and DRlNfc GRADE A COFFEE.—A Businena Han In Ranford.ln BANFOhD PRODUCT, 145-5tc; w-ltc This Column ^Raeiy ,, Day rr f i\ '4 * *! tl Ul. ■I.TtT. ■Y* ■!...*■ I■ fj 3'••it' S- ------ = ■OUT THIft-t “ Q NPL. . — r— - . Cathertlc^ablMf^a wholeioma end thoroughly claanalng ■cathartic for Cut out this slip, enclose with 6c and mail It, to Foley A C°-» 3835 Shef­ field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name, and^mddres*"clearly. You will rpcelve in. return a trial package con­ taining Foley'a Honey and Tar Com­ pound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pllla for pains in sides ajjd back; rheumatism, backache, kid- . ATTENTION A kid party, at Mrs. Walter Hand> Friday night. Meet at M- E. church, ; 5$ 7:30. Everybody come and be a with ua. . -v •' 144-3tp *; > ta *s PRO. m I . m 1 ^ ’ • •• •THE N E W S T O R E n r ••• TH E N E W STORE The Sunday School Training Course 4* - v "** which Jiaa been conducted at the First ‘ Tom’Waddcll, Sr., and J. G. L e ttlf SUGAR, 13 Ilfs f o r .... .l'!.... * .... :............. t . * . ........$ll00 Baptist Church during the past week,' business visitors hero yesterday* : COEFEE, Maxwell House, lb ,. _____ J 5 •’*:.ti V- - *'? ' • - doled last night. This course proved Euitis. PILLSBURY FLOUR24-lb. bagH............. ....... 1.40 extremely interesting and helpful to V A N C AM P^ CREAM. .Tall, dozen ................. the' largd number of Sunday. School Jj|r md Mr*. W. B- Blahop and V A N CAMP’S CREAM, Small, dozen . * 4 ............. workers who enrolled. The teaching M. Priscilla Bishop,-of EtnrtU; FIN E CREAM CHEESE, Jb. talent secured was the best that could prominent visiters herayanteri* \ Out. Stock of Goods is <Brond New bo obtained throughout the South. The “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS" x. .v—,, Senior and Adult course was conduct­ .) t FRESH*FRijiTS 'AND VEGETABLES Quick Service T r a n s fe r ; - '■ n ed. byjpr. King, pastor of the Ssnford 'John Noll, Jr., of Crescent City, Ojurdt, and Dr. W. W, Wllllan, State Storage Facilities •*':*- : I ■ Corner Sanford Avenue and Third Streei-Sanford, Fla. Dt the day here yesterday transIf we please yon, tell others; 4f riot^ Sunday School Workor for Florida. tg business. . .=rl C i The Intermediate work was taug{it by tell ua. Phon^ 498 n ■* -.Jt « Miss Mary Virginia Lee, who fa inter­ FEARS PREMATURE SHIPMENTS and Mrs. Kenneth Murrell will mediate Field- Worker for the SouthBY WEST COAST the day in Orlando .tomorrow, ern States. The Junior work wss conG eo rge A . D eC ottes tats of friends. »i.i • ■■ ■ docted by Mrs. ftaldo Willis, of JackAttom ey-at-Law Shall there be, a closed season on H iH N m a w n a a 4 M N a a B «U H n ip a a B B a B i^ a a g fB «lia g te B ia g n ia H i apnviUe. Miss Blanche Dlttmar had [fjfrs. J. C. Bennett and two children charge of the Primary work. She la tho shipment of prematurely picked Over Seminole County Bank , . . ftt returned homo after spending a wdl known throughout the state aa a g rap o fru p ., SANFORD -:• FLORIDA Miami a^ks the question, Inferring most delightfully at Daytona worker of exceptional ability. that the west coast shippers of Flo­ at the Oasis. .. After this splendid weak of train­ ROYS’ T R A N SFE R ing at the close of the Sunday School rida mayntoop to tho practice in their The friends of Mrs. George Ester- year, tho Sunday School is making eagerness to get the first grapefruit Corner’ First and Park Ave. will be glad to know that she la plans for a Urgor and better work for of the new crop tp market. . The TTerald of Miami wires the Prompt Service----- Reasonable Ratea proving from an attack of.acute In­ tho year beginning October 1st. A * , action and will be able to be out cordial inyitatjpn in extended to all Tribunp as follows: Kr .V-.‘ i "The shippers of grapefruit in this E A R L ROY, 204 Maple Ave. Baptists who have not yet affiliated section of the state { represent! og thcjpsolves with the Sunday School about ninety pep cent of tho entire The socinl meeting of the 8t. Agnt4 j'wprke to at once become members. To the business man who wants to pros­ I ..J 1 1 I... i ( nnilntt Ilf fl ll t ' . c ■ ■ I ■ . . , , n ■fold will Ik- Monday afternoon at the M etropolitan L i f e Ins. Mr- J. G. Michael is again in San- production) have agreed not to phip a per and progress, a strong banking con­ citr but of the county until October A* kwr «f Mrs M. Mlnarik on Laurel -ford and we welcome him most hoarnection is vital. unless forced to do so by prematura not It i« earnestly desired that B I L L Y S. P A R K , g shipments from the west epaat of (hie f jfl members be present; arid please Many of our people who have been state. Tho freak bloom crops as re­ needles, seissonij third Me -Phon t -201 203-Jnyay during the sunvmcr arc return­ The Peoples Bank of Sanford is so well ported by us In August have Ipng t thread ing, among them being Mrs. L. N. ■ i equipped and experienced that its advice since been niarketed and the remaind­ Hansell and son Dan, Mrs. DeCourjcy and co-operation are sure to prqve of val­ SANFORD N O V E LTY er of'the^crops wlll.be marketed u llr and Mrs. W. E. Wataon arc ex,- and. daughters, Misses Virginin and s ue to customers in any phase of business j^ieUd home thin evening. Mr. \Vat-. Alice, Miss Clara Millen, Mr. Charllo above siateci.*'' finance. ... ... WORKS Expects First Shipments Oct. 1. i hut lieen m New York and Joined Henderson, Mr. Tom Brothcrson and .For years Terra Coin Island and fJta- Witson at Westfield, N. J., Mlks SCmmons, our organist, and Mrs. that immediate flection in Maabtos bad V. C. C O L L E R , Prop. tr» »he hnn spent nomu thjiq With You are cordinlly invited to investigate . ■ ' > ;r-r rivalled Dadi county ‘ in getting the [lepirentu, Mr and Mrs. KoclorMliey Miss Carrie Stanley and Miss Mar­ the exceptional facilities at your m first j visited in New York and .New garet Gallagher have recently gone to ,piapd-..v i i . • rf citrus authorities declare that ahip' G en eral Sh op an d MU1 S npshire Philadelphia to enter the SL Timothy mcnta.are expected to fq^vrgrd ’Memorial Hospital W ork * •» * Lfintfto •* 1f -11 kostrsses «re finding the method of training count. We shall miss these' fl” t of 2 *tob2 ' . ' frut froip this nigibp, which naturally hL. A wK A o^g^lm ow Jvvy'm u e^ aji t^hjr fn afternoons for theij^ i^tuadex?pgt«l to , met fteijtop ^arket CONTRACTOR aiid BUILDER I (wu, the simpleat iorm of er^tqf^iiiy r\-i .^ oj/ vgVy jMvhtbt^D m «iy ph»k®fl|of' ■ t>rice, averages! from 1,000 to 10,000 517 C e tt n t K li) Btraii—Sanford, Fla. ^■fiit at the present time. A series of our work, but knowing them as we do, boxes, depending on the crop, weather, . ; 1-..I 1,.W J . J. t:' Wul iftr moons has been in progress wc predict for thenl a bright future in •i 1 ft v b I V ivtrl *mt etc. ' ,, ' K‘ ’ | hJorinjj Mr- it. J. Holly and daugh­ the nursing profession. They were Until the Miami telegram to the IBBBflBBBBHBaaBBflftrBBllkniBtfBMBBBBBBBBIBBBBaBBBMBallBflBI G I L L O N & F R V ter of Sanford, l loi;idn, who,,»r.e.ltl)et rftccpm8ftnied,to.P4)il*dolphla by .MLaa !■ I ft B l .MBte 41 ith Stewart, who will resume her Tribune, local citrus men professed to tees* |u™t« of Mrs. William M. Ediet know .n?G>Jp8 nt on BLECTRICAJt C O N T R A C T O R ^ * i M XJV. ,,ro"d Btreetr-nSUinlard to e in g , la, the ,Methodist H w it o i of the part of Miami region proddem to that city. rdQonn. t Advocate. join with the weat coast in an btfan- w< ■tinghouse Lights and Appllancea At the annual business mooting of New Line qf Fixturesr r,i . (xcd movement to/kofljCany f^uit off The St«te Kxecutivo Board of tho tho Church held on Wednesday even-^ 123 Went First Street Aprnran Legion Auxiliary yill meat] Y V & W f l w thq teybn jt such a plan were tor k ¥ Wednesday, September 20th.i IShoped wtjre added to thh Board of' advis# bln it* would be -impossible nt ato hs. * Aaonr thus attending fYom out of Dea< S. 0 . Shinholser this late hour to bring about any such ton wilt hi Mrs. W. S. Lowry, of Agreement. '■TUnpa, Mr> 1 t*. Chililngsworth, of East Coast Equal|y Guilty Wtit I'slm l!. nch; Mrt. J. A. Rogers,..Contractor and Builder. , ' Because of certain localities in Dade CHRISTIAN SCIENCE «f Daytona; Mra. Clarence Qdura, of county and section, aa well as cerDiin •>! SANFORD' -a vj- -t- FLORIDA SERVICE >ppna Beach; Mrs. H. C, Doile'r, of tp vomi sections on the weat coast, ate favo * ■ Mrs. H. J. Murphy, of Lako with excellent water protection It is ^7: Mn J. y Cheney, of Orlando I*" . SUNDAV^SEPT. 17th, 1922. possible -for both the east and west E L T O r f J. M O U G H T O N BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBKSBBBBBBBBBBBB Subject: “ 4 Mrs Vonrhis « f Orlando. coasts to vie in getting the first fruit j • A R C H IT E C T . "M ATTER” to the market. Local citrus fruit inon l it \TKUNITY DANCE IN deciaVo ttyit So'fat as they are nwiim f Church Service___ 11:00 a. m. Room 7. Miller Bldg. '■MNKSVILLR f tbe .weat coast Ja no more guilty than • Sunday School .. ' 10:00 a. in. SANFORD FLORIDA #’'the' east const in getting premature t * Mid week Service. Every The* fruit to market. But they feel that if ml enmin started off yester- • Tuesday 8:00 p. m. the west coai^k fruit ripens sufficiently B. W . H E R N D O N I “ Uh th. a r r iv a l jf hundreds of to stand tho standard teats, there is fig men fr..m ij| Ovor tho state Woman’a Club Bldg., Oak Ave. no reason whyJt should be ho|d back. rnmmg t0 enter or. resume MutUea .«t A L L A R E 'WELCOME, , This they regard -to be equally true Z. ' niv*n,i,y "f Florida. Several IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y M to the most imporiant part o f the Ntructnre. T'V'ir ladfis from over the state are wit heist coast growers. BONDS VntB------ AUTO^ ^Tr also to ’r^e real'jnoyement U expected to I ■ta. ■ ',tt<‘n‘l the dances .-and -W E C A R R Y T H E T H R E E V E R Y B E ST B R A N D S ------Legin about October fifteenth, pro­ r HHflrnlions pertaininrti^fo th* nOLY CROSS CHURCH ; ; SANFORD . vided there is a let up in the -heavy of the collejfo. ^ “ Church sorviccs fori the 14th Sun­ rains recently which have prevailed M ach in e & ' F o u n d ry Co. rsterday afternoon the Kappa Alday after ^TjinUy, September 17th, coloring as' rapidly as would be the General Machine/and Boiler Worka; F L IN T K O T E raternity entertained at a ppp will be: * f. *W r ir* \ case in clear weather. Cylinder, Grinding j-. Deluxe riatona; w * V lh‘,|r handsome home on 7^30 a. m.—Low Celebration. Thirteen million boxes o fornni|s Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bands) Crank _ ^ Lniversity avenue. Swanson's *■. 9:45 a. m.—Sunday School. AM ALGAM ATED and- grapefruit moved out of the state Shafts Returned------ '— iPhone 62 JT ra r, n,|ered entrancing music V. | j. * j 11:00 a. m.—-Morning Service of Florid^last year arid the prediction (t 7:80 p. m.—Vespers. la that if there is any change in this Eyes Examined ^ Glaaaee Designed S ; . ’ ' « » < r°-d prtMnt. It is to be noted the change in the season's production it will be n ex­ . >1. the afternoon refreshing ’ H e n r y M c L a u lin , Jr., night hour for Vespers cess of 13,000,000.—Tampa Trbune. ^ ...»aa,.... served by mrs. Mrs. m. M. D. gH .. l,y u Cody, p i w e at • #nk Merrin and others. ^ . METHODIST CHURCH Insist on your Architect or Contractor specifying one o f. The Daily. Ilereld Delivered to your Optician-Qptometrist *'"OKhtful jilfht#n!Kht at lh«,l„_ Woman'a Club Sundfy School, 9:30 a. in. Srriiii _ ;_______ door six dayi a week for Ui Script danpc was enjoyed 212 Boat First, Stfiwt . Sanford, Fla. the above ■• • > . . «> Dr. WaGter’a claaa at the Princoaa t -.fii * £ . / l ’-f S- • • - i V-;. ' S s h i i ’ in1011'- Sw,,n80n,‘ orchaatra Theatre at 9:50 a. m. DRINK PEABODY’S H AR lI WATu* mualc whlch the 4.11:09 a. m., Dr. Walker’s su|>- E R , BLEND COFFEE,- .ROASTED •rft'av ettf r uk Teaching Ministry.” D AILY IN SANFORD. U5-4tc, wltc ™n* chaperoned, v T O M M O d R E League .i nt:- _at, 7:00 d. m. i i I.V IIT » v— r rw r n>11 ' rr.’ -iv- . i ■ i‘ y w i n ? ; th* Sism i Nu f n r - i ^At"8:00 p. m. Dr. Walker will OWOMBTRraT-O^TlCIAN BONUS B ILL 18 READY . . this ^ h° 8t» at • pop dance t- - *h.v 1'« y-t ' •■ •' Everybody JS -tf -’ • it i . i 'X H n j t ? -FOR PRESIDENTS VETO; ' ■gags Opposite Postofftce ' r8adford. Fin. I'T \ , flXPECT^PRpM PT: AC TIO N - i vv>-i *y > constipation, bUlpuancaa, and sluggish , bowels Sold whore.—Adi. MIAMI ; ■s *.F \; WANTS ,;v ‘ S H M G O C T .r GET Vital s s a \ ^ .’S U S X S ^ S X S S !■£: BIRDS* HILL .IMPLEMENT & B S 2 i ‘4 ^ i a MHflKBBflflBBBBB / ’ T >• •• F R E ii f t . w i t ^ O N tuonunueq from xrom page 1) i (Continued Vocational training at the the. rate of $1(75 a day after ianiiary. 1,19 1823; with the tolar payment llfhlted lithlted to 140 per baptist’IFoung People's Unions, cent; oE the. adjusted service credit,. Home and fann afd in ert amount VclocS.'’ **^ ‘ r ’* * *■ Evening worship and sermon, eight eqba! to’ the adjuated service credit InPublic Stenographer per cen t' be authorized to make Task.” . m f - . - ^ M I S S M X u b tf T t R ^ ’ id7 ijtlnniey] evening 8 o'clock, pteyand Bible study. At.thls a. W"-** t o w the pastor will begin a Study of t afe^ o f the n d -'il Bank Bldg^ Sanford, Florida ■- - U S Z ,“ ■ "«» m*rriage, *• 0RA° E *A* NP0Rd PRODUCT. 1 ’*^ ^ th e ■ : ^ ,12 • ' .......................................................................................... ■ -i ■ 1 ■ • " - v VuTtji ■U.vi � 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 16, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 16, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 16, 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/5995a46d33ea8aa110d418879967d402.pdf 9151f626601816bc0e2ce9b14bb39fb2 PDF Text Text 4 = ^ 5 c • HC •■ . . 1■ . •________ > ^ . . _ : — I. - i •The City SuhetanllaT' : JL. ■: ■*.; GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION HEART FpAS3 IT OVER HIS • HEAD .„ ABSENT ._____ , i 9 \v, t• •• *_ ir!», . dm&£g ■4r*“ * • . iU THIS to elapse before the workings could be penetrated. ■ * -- ttty ilia AaaorUtH Prtt*» * w t~ > ■ » fo r ty -s e v e n Administration JHINGTON, Sept. 18.— Infor-tlu t President Harding had . #p his mind definitely to veto fitn' bonus bill retched senate . gjturday from some o f" hfo ; Arisen. They said hi* me*j ti djaapp™'** would be sent to Ujeie Tuesday. ■reeeivinB this word, the m»* ,|t*ders made nn Informal prei canvas* of the senate, which ftaid to have shown 34 "votei orcr-riding n veto, or two , the number necessary to final enactment o f the bonus * M lU lll/V A M W .y •.. •• ••••>.- - t• AND THE STRAITS OF THE JMRDENELLES AGAINST FORD PUNTS JACKSON, Calif., Sept. 18.-Jorm ectinn4between the Argo­ TUB TURKS ’ naut mine, where tnen have been entombed more thaq MEN GO BACK three weeks and the adjoining Kennedy mine; was established at ALL SHUT UP, this jnoming, according t^ the superintendent o f the Argo­ GREATEST^ FLEET MEN ARE IDLE naut Mine Company. The superintendent said the air began pass­ TO OLD JOBS 4:50 Ever Assembled in Such an Area ing between the mines at that hour. •Several hours are expected WHEN * WHI8TLB’ IHIBTLl BLEW Inty Settle Fate of the BIU MORNING r NING. WERE ON ,1 Means Much to the w7V THE. i o n O j The MINERS TO BE RESCUED ENTIRE BRITISH FLEET FROM THE ARGONAUT MINE ARE ENTOMBED SENT TO MEDITERANEAN I V - WHERE i * > /T 1 1 MAY BE UNABLE TO — •- S BILL 10 VETO NUMBER 149 THE SANFORD DAILY HERA1 i/. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1922 *7», ■ v U s 'T ? IE W. VI ir RALEIGH, NoC^' Sept 18.—All the Seaboard Air Line shopmen who went on a strike July first went bark to work at thedr old Jobe when the whis­ tle’ blew at 7:00 thin morring in arcordance with an .agreement reached between the railroad and the striksri . JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 18:— Eight hundred men, approximately half of Jacksonville’s striking shop craftsmen reported for duty, at the Seaboard Air Line shops this morning under tho Chicago agreement. The strikers on other roads here, including the Atlan­ tic Coast Line, and Florida East Coast remained out. Reorganization • of pinna for remainder of the striking forces were being laid today nnd it was announcod would be perfected at a mam meeting to be.held tonight. • ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ARE OUT DOING NOTH“ the -IN G * . JACKSON, Calif., Sept. 18.—The drill hole connecting Kennedy and Argonaut mines was enlarged to sixteen inches in diameter within an.hour after it hhd been opened. The draft from tho Kennedy into the Argonaut Mine was so strong that two men were required to keep each door closed on the thirtyrsix hundred foot level. The tense watchers stopd In the chill morning twilight, fearing and hoping for first word from the rescue squad. These were not relatives of the men but,mine officials, red Cross work­ ers and newspaper men. So many times had the wives and chil­ dren of the imprisoned miners heard that the cut through was ex­ pected and failed that mose of them were home in bed when it ac­ tually was achieved. ✓ DET^ROIT^Sept**\X.— \n hidu*trial army of upwards of one hundred thou­ sand today entered upon a period of idleness and tho mammoth Ford Mo­ tor Company plants were deserted ex­ cept for caretakers, for the first timo In months. Many Idle workers were casting about for joba to tide them over. Ford renewed his efforts to solve the coal problem. His task, JACKSON, Calif., ^ept. 18.— Engineers at the mouth of the Ford said, to obtain coal at what he mine said at least twenty-four hours would be required before the considered reasonable prices was of no avail. No statement of the prob­ first body o f a rescued miner cpuld be brought to the surface. able duration of the suspension was made. ONE DRIVER WAS KILLED MANY WERE INJURED IN OPENING OF THE SPEEDWAY and Embraces Most Modern Dreadnaughta (D r T k « Am n U R I P t* m ) CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 18.— The entire British Atlantic fleet isbeing sent to reinforce the Mediter­ ranean eqoqadron for the protection of Constaritioople and the Straits of Dardanelles^ This undoubtedly will create the most formidable force . of warships ever assembled in an area of like site, embracing the most modem dreadnaughst^ battle cruisers, destroy­ ers, submarines and aircraft carriers. British officials here believe if the al­ lied forces arc not sufficient to check an attack on the Dardanelles by the Turkish nationalists the combined fleet together with tho French and Italian war vessels will be more than adequate. ' * _ * i U. AND O. SHOPMEN TO • SMYRNA, Sept. 18.—Smyrna no COME BACK ON JOB8 longer exists. The fire, which has „ ounrin was understood, how­ to be regarded by some friends been raging for three days with un­ BALTIMORE, Md„ Sept. 16.— A abated fury, has swept the city and is 14* president ns too narrow and peace pact generally known as the extending to the suburbs. Only black­ fUpecicd Mr Hnrdlng to call sevBaltimore plan, was signed hero this ened masonry and a small vestige of I’nnators t» the white house bcafternoon afternoon by l»y Charles Charles W. W Galloway,•j lhp Turkil,h g a rte r remain iTrr**in> f>>r u discussion of the A t Kansas City Yesterday and Regular Sunday vice president of the Baltimore and A1, n, UwiU crowded crowdid in , hospitala tion With many senators ab- FARMERS WILL SHIP All thc the patients Ohio Railroad nnd representatives of PRODUCE BY WATER Ifrom Washington, it wna assertFatalities Happened number not lets than a thousand, have the striking shopmen Employed on the jijflomt' tlmt it wus difficult to as* been burned to death. B. nnd O. •B. A. Yeargin returned yesterday lienUmcnt nt this time. All relief supplies sent from Con(D r T k * A saaalateS P ress » . Practically nil of the sinning striking B Prnctirnliy or me t and m , >lanti by lh„ Amurican relief or |)Us) of th. absentees it was said, from Sanford, where he addressed a KANSAS CITY, Sept. 18.— Hospital representatives todn> in­ O. shopmen nre expected to be back destroved bv large gathering of striking shopmen, |cot possibly get back to Waahgnnizntionsweredestroyed by th« the dicate of Joe Thom UlCUU! the WIU probable MUWttUIC Irecovery vr* - .........as,. Kddie Kearn. , . ,Jimmy M • to work within ten dnys. * . . • rs a r\ T I _ 1 _ mill* m relit Ixl TTlCltt CT 1 1 1 ” i in tinn t<> vote. Five aenatora fncrchalHs and farmers upon the situ fire. Major Claflin Davis, of the J; Murphy and Pete De Paolo, famous automobile rncing drivers m­ f, a Eur«i>v. while four others are ntlon of the nation-wide strike. He o ,' jured yesterday in a aeries o f accidents which marked the dedica- FIVEIll.oeKR'AIAING « |At wnt SfVi*raI others would be •, «-“ ,, » 2,, - 0 ,:.,hB or nt ! ! [ 1!!tm*event^oflKanaaH tion event of Kansas City’s new speedway. Roacoe 'r ' • " " " L Cltty^B~new"Speedway. R o m o , Sarles, S a r t o , of o f lUa-LUlo.t uihon Mm afei^rimr knuckle broke. by thi-ir own illness or that Seminole county, and 86 per cent of Z ".: ^ k iiici' w hcn th ° k " ucl" ' ' l,rNK" o k .: " f r o n t HWKFT I.V FI UK the Christians ns tho only means of "l" i i ' " U| to " ' “ “ ■J fiWir families Every effort vHH be tered in approval of.the strike, ---, _ _ its pair but it was rttMinister’ s Death NEW OKI.EANU, Sept. I B .- F L c '• "'J™ h “ **" » that it might not be possiblo there is no breaks in the ranks of the LiRU Q CrQ JXlC IVltin blocks of- commodity wharves along . . . . . . . strikers in that section. •pair all of them and it waa con1 . . . . . . 1 Bands of Titrkt. nre heartlessly killMatter o f Conjecture the Sought on Charges river frant fromKentucky nvenue „ Many of the farme;s of thnt sec |that th* .licence of pairs in even . . j . nng the helpless l hristiana and tho W ho Killed Him to Bartholmo street wore destroyed by i . . tion are cqnlomplating the shipping of Land Embezzlement (jin m«i'» might have a material ef­ . . , , wrm.e eiiy is hi the thtoc* terror, fire last night which broke out in a , nil products from that county by boat t on the aut. onie . , , . . , i i * u „ Cccauae woik among the ruins is pro­ jk Minister and Choir leader Found ear load of bugging alongside the ,, , . |Mr Harding - advisers expect him to Jacksonville, nnd on by rnil via reeding slowly, the Kemalis*.s leaving Connection Wilh Combine of Killed In Orchard In Iat forth m vigorous manner bis union ronds. It is estimated that .82 ' , ,, . • . , *nnn ' lh‘‘ ^,r‘' victims to their fate, car oai.a *.f cotton hngging and. 4,000 , ____. . „ „ . Which lie Was the i for a veto From the first ho per cent of the crops nnd shipping of • »„.,i„,,« 1 rh** c.-tnstronhe is ro v-.-f Utat only <nr The A«**orln«rd Pr»nl Twenty ore box cars o burlaps, thnt county will be shipped in this Head I Insisted that bonus legislation, , , . ... . „„,i the collective efforts of the allied na­ NEW BRUNSWICK,-N. J., Sept. 1«. tive earlonils of cotton hngging n,id .. n aid ran\ .1 method of financing it mnnner. , . t turns can cope with it. When tho firo The quentiott of where* Rov. Edward |OOO rolls of press paper consigned . . . . . . • , ( I lr T h * A s s o c ia te s l'r*.ss» All of tho strikers of thnt city are I hr also tr - ..u ed disapproval of , .. .. was at its worst, tho American dcii. MrU, re-* *~ ->f the fc:hlonahk* to' the New Orleans Item ami States, ’ FORT LAUDERDALE. Sept. ... ... , . . . . ...i Istroyers Lawrence nnd Litchfield wore •men1 |.i> merit to the world from the A. C. L. shops, and although • rch. St John Evangelist," nrul hi>* together wth n quantity of cotton, oil, J . H. Fisher, of Youngstown, Ohi•bettei : t|...jo- payment tlinn to the agreement Just mndo botwen Jew­ . . , ... alimiNt swamped by thousand-, ol , ir t- lendiT. Mr« James Mt"s, wore sisnl and other merrhnndise were con , , iirt.iu- * oiiiig thnt it would ell and Warfield prnoticnlly ends the who has been sought on charge! . . . . ............ ...... mnddi-iu-il survivors who piunge-1 Into ^.».•n, is sitnred almost eqt|.*’.liV' m in- mimed. .r. The burned wharves were utr , , . , strike in the Seaboard shops, these' embezzlement in connection with la i it ii i manner , . . . , j1w,l the water in the darkness of night t, ht With that of by Whom they der the control of the stale (lock . . . , , *_ flkoijl.t tt» 1 •.(.> lie returned to thu men reaffirm their determination to dfcala was turned over to the Ohm \vi o slain, ac ,...th'iritic*h of two coun­ •, . rand swam out to thu vesxels, implor<. managers of it there jdanned continuo the strike in tho A. C. L*. authorities today. It is alleged he ts, a began the third -day’s inquiry in- • I v c r y available fire engine in the >"« pljco.aly to bo saved. Tho AmeHdefrauded stockholders of a land com- ■ — , ,. , _ promptly to pass it over the yards until n satisfactory agreement i L , f . k i d . he WHS he,.1, of . Ihe m j iterlous doobk' murder. A city assisted by several river tug. « » .hundreda The general belief at the capi- han been effected with this road. drowning. npproxImalinR Jfdl.OIJd. Fisher * ...... '''•"»*>> «>•» *I'*P'*»‘*J « » « « » ' " ll- were fighting the blaze which at 11 ; Mr. Yeargin'also mndc a speech nt r»J a f.ir more than t\vo-thirds i was ..not* .... i r control. 1 The American i nco, npparee’ ' •tectivos arc working j!' ii•cii >ck under , , , sailors nshore were member of the*cholr of the Presbyter nt) ‘ e dituinud there to lakeland Fridny night while n guest on t)io case unci nre not convinced that No accurate estimate of the loa. oblig.sl to hold off great crowds at of the shopmen nt n fish fry in the inn church here nnd his counsel an nde 11. .t-. . live rector nnd M . Mills met death could be learned at this hour, hut it the point of the bayonets in order to Lakeland bnll pnrk. The weather was nounced ho would fight extradition.' f b ’l • ' I . t-eiiring the signubeneath nn r tree where* the bod- tvn sboliev,.! that it would t.e several keep them from the frail destroyers. had but about 600 people wre present. vf >i* ■ t.illett ami president The flag wns hoisted on the quny anil — n • were found. •m'lion dollnrs. r«r.|. mniii.s, of the senate, Conditions were described ns very snt SPECIAL GRAND JURY ___ _____________ tin- blue jm k.ts went among tho .~wj j , N |«e HKIN MA8 8 ACREK ■ Tie while house late isfnetory nfttong these men. SI-' M id i C'ONTiNUES jpanic stricken people, picking out .. RONKR RETURNS Mr. Yeargin speakH nt Port Tampa WILL CONVENE TODAY fda> 1 hairmun Ricketts, of VERDICT FOR BOMB ARTIST those with American citizenship pa­ PRINVY City tonight.—Tampa Citizen. b>v*' inittee on enrollment --------Iper*. . MARION, HI., Sept. 18.—The spec MIAMI, Fin., Sept. 18.—A coroner’s lb I’re-entativc Thompson, JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 18.—The | The American flag wa:i like a heacI LACKAWANNA SECTION ial grand jury investigating tho Her jC‘Y Joday rendered a verdict thnt E. *r Republican member from hunt 'o r “ Pete” Williams, fifth man ‘ on of hopo{ hundreds that could speafc . BUBY AS SHOPMEN GET rin mine killings last June will recon G. Printy, Jnckhsonvillo salesman, Generally bills are transmitted sougTrt in connection with tha at-'only a few words of English claimed, READY TO START WORK vene in the Williamson county court­ whose bo<ly wns found in Indian River »< executive offices by house mostempted bombing of the Atlantic'to havo bocn in the United States, but. house here this morninfc after a ro here two weeks ago, canto to his death qm . JCKSONVILLE,” Sept- 18.— Lacka­ Coast Line Railroad bridge at Six Milo, could show no satisfactory r roof. Oth- v. 4* the tr. iiMiry had closed for tho wanna, n'rcaidentiai section here ten. cess of ten days. State's Attorney I)e by a blow upon the head from some Creek Wednesday night in continued ers said they hnd relatives in New I»t that time, the hill remained k«t anted largely by.sjiop Workers of the los Dcuty hopes to have the jury fin blunt instrument, in a mannor un­ afwi in the meantime two men were i Ydrkj.Chicago, San Francisco and oth, known to the Jury. . •bite house. It is expected, how- Seaboard Air .Uno tailroad was astir ish ita.work this week. Jailed ort charges of having assisted or American cities. Tho Americans,,.vjj Tho"grand ’ jury returned thirty. 4 •hat it will he sent Monday to today preparatory to the resumption however, were forced to turn a deaf' him to escape. ejght murder and fifty-eight rioting ||\|tDING APPROVES ARMY htr> Mellon for his examination of its chief ipdpstry, tomorrow. The big 26*. They Harrington, aSix./ were nv»v C. w. C. v. mrnwm m >*••!)— -| —- » eur --- --to these ------ appeals. •« — henrtedi ___ . and conspiracy indictments. Twenty | PHOMOTION SELECTION *n opinion. This is tho usuaT Approximately 800 men who have striker, and M. M. Jordan, proprietor |blue Jackets wero overcome with cnttf* °f i>nu •-•lu ( ^yASIj j ^ GTo7f| Sept. 18.-Presl- of a grocery store near the Seaboard tion at the distressing scenes and did nre. From tho treaa- been on strike alntfo June 30, will six of the indicted men have been 'it »»ul.l l„. returned to tho prcai- again takft up their tools at the sound their best to comfort the terrorism!V " i t Is raported that about thirty |dvnt Harding to<Uy approved the Air Line shops. -«. - ’ f • - * i 1 for his action. * o f tomorrow's whistle, according to women and children, even giving up The men were arrested on informa­ more Ihdlctmcnta are expeted to be »v!«tlon of six brigr.dter generals and before tho bonus reached the Superintendent Hurley. One shift of thirteen colonels to be brigadier gen­ tion filed by Deputy Sheriff R. L. their own bed rolls, clothing and voted by ’the grand jury. * house, there was presented at men havo already gone to work. eral*— tho largest promotion list of Shackleford in charge of tho bombing ions. The Lackanwanna section ia the **ecutive offices a “ request” to high ranking, army officers ever an­ Investigations! Hia work disclosed, Commander Merrill, o f New York, : president from the chamber o f largeat railway Iho^i center in thia FIRED LAST SHOT IN nounced In time of peace »t one time. the deputy said, that Harrington and aid to Rear Admiral Bristol, Is hailed CIVIL WAR—NOW DEAD . * ’ * ■ — ■ i■ — United Statea to veto Jordan spirited Williams away from as a hero,'men, women and childr­ ■ • *htu. The request, in the form of * According *tb' official* of the road PRINK IS KING OF Jacksonville Wednesday night and en] ling on their knees and kiaslng RALEIGH « N. . C.j Sept. 18^U. 8. TRAP8HOOTBR8 later moved him from Lawtry, Brad­ garments as he passes through the a* * * ' “ccompanled by a latter ijf.WM phuined to put all o f the strik* once and Charles Lunsfprd, 78, boalneaa man ••’resident Julius H. Barnet, who era back to ford county, when the trajl o f purau- refugee concentration nVeas. ATLANTIC CITy T S opt. 18^-John that there would elao be roomfor the and banker, and who fired probably , bxrding’a consideration o f (be Ust artillery shot In Ut/» civil war, 8. Frink o f Worthington, Minn., won Ing officers got warm. The Bradford PARIS, S ept 18.— The British gov^ number'* *• conatltutlng an men wbb worked dutfhg the strike. county sheriff told him Shackleford It waa leaniad however, that tome while serving in the Confederate army the grand American handicap, trap­ said, that two men appeared Hi Law- ernment ordered all amall arms, am­ B*nt for a veto. i ' ’ shooting tournament. today, breaking 200 of.the latter data laid down their died at his,home here last nigb^. try Thursday morning ond made munition factories o f the United King­ * f • 26 ctralght targets In the shoot -off toola today with the passing of the S t r o l l e r c a l Cs . knqwn their purpose f thwarting dom tv, work SO hours at full capacity U. S. 8. SHIP GOB8 after'he and three other* had tied for in preparation o f any Turkish event­ FOR SETTLEMENT ' Strike. They were assured by rail­ AGROUND DURING TYPHOON flrefc place by breaking 96 out o f 100 Williams' capturh.- He could not ar­ road officials and unjon msn that they rest them; he said for be'had no war­ ualities, according to news of a pri­ NATIONAL BANK8 ABOUND CURING TYPHOON tercets: would not tM txitllnldaUd, boVU.U un­ vate source here. 519 rant • . ..i • derstood that .only three wen were *t It Is expected that the four men WEEK’S WEATHER GUAM, Sept. 18.—In atyphoon the ^Btml|Nr,T0*N’ *"Septr*^ky-Th« work when the first shirt of returning _____ with „.v.. Wednesday LONDON, Sept 18.— The British held *In ____ connection Ia t fth' 1Currehey today i»»| itrikerrwent <m aM-thay promptly, P . S . S. Pensacola went’ aground in --*", — --*» ••*/ today over night’s alleged wrecking plot will b e '^ j a e-t ---held a conference Apra harbor near here. She' Is not Weathe^ Outlook (Or the Period 8ep, «•• for #th« condition of. all i*. wnrklnr equipment. Aa Ua..laM tflH Knsinm rvlela tha Niflf Near Eastern crisis. Significance given a preliminary hearing today. tember 18 to 2S, Inclusive. ranks will seriously damaged. The barometer L _______ ___________ i^ /7 ! ,* attached to the presence .of the Eerl of South Atlantic and* East Gulf still dropping Ttere. Dean Treadwell and R. K. Gore Cavarn, chief, o f staff o f the armyt States: Generally fair wjth temper­ seven of ature somewhat below normal; occas­ spent Sunday with Mr. Gore’s father A ir Marshal Hugh Montague Tren­ bombing a ional n»lns probable, however,' along at Raskin, Florida. Mrs. Gore who ch* rd and promlnefit representative fugitive fro the coast Disturbance over eastern hke been spending tha past week at of admiralty, all* o f whom carried dis­ >for besting a -tking 1 ' 11 would atop patches, maps, etc. urned home with them. • ’ ® t J b 4* ^ �mmmmm ^ A Y YOURSELF FIRST” W e pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts Miss Olivo Dinklo of Longwood'was • among the vUiton to* the city todays ''i ' ■ Success does not consist in never making Blunders, BUT in never making the same one a second timeV .. '• . . ■• •. •. . • . , Open that neglected Saving Account to­ day.' Get the 1 •. .‘ At At At At YESTERDAY’ S RESULTS . National League Boston, 4; Pittsburgh, 1. New York/ 7; Chicago, fl. , Philadelphia, 10; St. Louia, 9. Brooklyn, 7; Cincinnati, 2, - At At At At - ___ , . . American League • Chicago, 2 ; Naw York, 1. Detroit, 8 ; Philadelphia, 2. Cleveland, 6; Washington, 6. St. Louis, 1; Boston, 1, ---- :— W. c . Sateller o f Longerood and one of the cotton grower* o f that district' was in the city today mingling-with' hi* many friend*. ■+ Lest you forget, we just want to re­ mind you of the fact that Sanford City schools open on Monday,-October 2nd. ' . to to to... to r to to to to to to to ).— Not oven a good wetting of j ‘ to the earth seems to affect to the'-weather and yesterday to while we were out of town to the whole bottotfl fell out to and yet the old bulb went to to 93. Don’t know Just*’ Bow to we are to t o n on the fan to and cool off. the earth but. to suppose some of the wcath- t o ' er sharks tell .u s .. Nov'hnrks can. can.tell,us., Nuv- to ortbelesg and notwithitand- .to ing the heat go to .Sunday to a a m. m k. I 1 * _ school and. church' tottior- t o n ig h t Don t let anything your seeing «Thundi oce of the blggrat „ filmed with Mary C o f “ Over the Hill.-. Ralph Gore and Deane Treadwell of the Herald force will leave tonight for * 1 ' ' ■ •, 1 s Ruskin, where they will -epend Sunday with Mr. Gore’s parents. Hla ’ wife “SMALL TOWN American Association and children are spending r few weeks A t Minneapolis, 8 ; Milwaukee, 8. STUFF’ to 8:40 A. M., SEPT. 10, 1922 at Ruskin.» At St. Paul, 2 ; Kansas City, 9. to Maximum ..................... fif r 1 ;. i ' Others not scheduled. . Rev. M. E. Gabord o f Geneva waa to Minimum ___________ . 71 A Two-Part ........ * 74 n the efty today and reports his sec­ to Range Sunshine Comedy IIOW THEY ST4ND tion o f ths county as being In first t o Barometer ........... ........ 30,1( and Pay Yourself First National League class shape with <good prices for . Won Loaf p e t oranges and new real estate deals bo­ Calm and cloudy. New York . ng pulled off. Pittsburgh UKU4K PEABODY’ S HARD WAv/ t o t o t o .t o t o fe t o t o t o t o S t Louis ... • • . ER BLEND COFFEE, ROASTED One of the hardest rains - o f the ICincinnati . season fell yesterday afternoon about DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A DAILY IN SANFORD. Chicago four o'clock making,rivers' out o f the SANFORD PRODUCT. *4W te; w-Ttc [Brooklyn ... STRENGTH J. h : h i n t b r m i s t e r PROGRESS SERVICE gutters and part o f the sidewalks. Philadelphia • PIANO CO. DONATES This is said to be one.of the wettest Publicity Fund Boston ....... falls that Florida has known in many BEAUTIFUL PHONOGRAPH years. For Jacksonville American League The Federated Shop Craft* of Sts. Is Requested ord wish to express their thanks ts^ DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A New York . SANFORD PRODUCT. 145-5tc; w -ltc People Demand- That * City Council- the J. H. Hintermliter Piano Cou S t Louis ... 8 pend $80,000 . _ NKW HOTEL CONSIDERED • Hotel, Monday, Sept 18 [Detroit ___ Chicago ___ JACKSONVILLE, Sept 16.—Civic AT SARASOTA CfTY . ' Orlando County Club Orchestra Cleveland organisations have h.cnt representa­ WILL COST MILLION Washington tives before the city council to re­ A STROUT BARGAIN in Celery Land Philadelphia quest that $50,000 be made, available Claaalfled Ada 8c a line. No (Br The AutfUIrS r n u ) Boston ___ SARASOTA, Sept, 16.—The local next year for advertising and publicity .ad taken for laaa than 28c. 20 kninutes drive to Sanford poatofChamber of Commerce has accopled a purposes. The fund will bo incorpor­ and peaitively no classified ficc. 6 acres tiled, flowing well. This TENNI8 CHAMPIONS proposition mado by Chicago financ­ ated in the city's budget for -next ada charged to anyone. Cash PAIR SHOES FREE! land is well drained, in first class con­ FACE EACH OTHER iers whereby this place will hayo a year. Half of this amount was ap­ must accompany all orders. We have on display n jar con­ dition. New tiling, all stop boxes, dip . FOR THIRD TIME new hotel to coat approximately $1,­ propriated to advertise the city this C e n t five words to a line taining seeds. Guess the nearest boxes, water main and drain ditch, in 000,000. year.. According to spokesmen fo r the and remit accordingly. number o f seeds in the jar aai ( B r TO* b n i l i l t j Preaa) fact ready for the seed. Loading sta­ Under the plan submitted to and civic bodies the advertising campaign PHILADELPHIA, Sept lG^-Wm. you get your choice of any pair tion 3-4 mile. Public road runs''by accepted by the local chamber, Sara­ has proved efficacious but twice the Tildcn, of Philadelphia, the American o f Shoes in. stock. One guess property. I<arge Ink’o 1-2 miTo away. sota interests will take $100,000 worth amount should be expended next year. champion, and William Johnston, of with each purchase of 10c or Owner for quick anle offers this for of 7 per cent rtrst mortgago bonds. FOR SALE The city council hesitated Bt its $3,000. $1,000 cosh, balance 1, 2, 3, {?an Francisco, former title holder to­ Property for the hostelry has been ac­ first meeting with the representatives over. Contest on until Saturday, FOR SALE 7-room house nnd 4 lota, I 23.— Lloyd's .Shoe and 4 ycara. Act quick if you want day faced each other for the third timo quired on Gulf Stream Avenue, over­ and tentatively auggested an appro­ September on. Small cash payment in the,final round of the tournament Store. 1 18-1lc this.— F. F. MncMahon, 113 Magnolia looking the bay. Steps havo Already priation of $16,000, the remainder of and long terms for quick salo.—Geo. for lawn tennis singles championship been taken towards the drawing up c f the $60,000 to be rained by the civic Come to the Dance at (he VildfX W. Knight. 147-tfc of the States. “ Big Bill" and "LlttA plans and specifications. bodies. Monday. H7-ltp Bill" have met ton times in important FOR SALE—SO.OtoCWleston Wake­ tournaments and each won five times. field cahhage plants, $1.60 ;>cr thouaand, f. o. b. farm. T. A. Ecklcs, Route A, Sanford, Fla. 147-3tp NEW YORK YANKEES AND ST. LOUIS BROWNS HEMSTITCHING and Picoting at­ S&nford’s New Store-------------------- ------------------------ '/* ‘ P h o n e 127 tachment, fits all sewing machines. * WILL BATTLE TODAY SMYRNA TRAGEDIES Price $2. CheckT 10c extrn. Lights 1 (B y T h a A s s o c ia t e * P n u ) I* Mail Order House, Box 127, Birming­ LONDON, Sept, lfl.—The victim* at NEW YORK, Sept. 16.—Separated ham, Ala. 143-Gtp Sinyrnu numbered ut least 120,000 up by one half a game, the New York FORDS, Buicks, Oldsmobiles, Oak- to Thursday morning, sayH n dispatch ^ ankers and the St. I-oui* Browns to­ ianda, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland, to the Time* from Athens, quoting day will open o lim«_world scries that Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These John Mnnola, of the American relief, promise* to have decisive bearing t>n | 10 Stores in Georgia1 Store In Florida cars afe Into models, and have been re­ n* its nufliority. r the outcome of the American 1. finished, making them very desirable cars to prospective buyers, and the prices are rigHl, with easy terms. 6 1 Bids Were Opened and 7 passengers.—B. & X). Motor Co. < 209 Park Are.', Sanford, Fla. Distrih- 1 On High School Ad­ utora for Hupmgjblle nnd ’ Lexington ’ cars. “ We Carry tho parts." » dition This Morning 140-tfc < Frank Loaning of Thin City the l,ow. SEVERAL HOUSES for aai*. Sea ' eat Bidder Thlgpin. I the Kemnliat* to the hill*. Thoir fate [ i* not known. The bids on the new addition to the , ■ per thousand! F. o Tbv departure of British craft from High School wore opened at tho of- ■ Smyrna taday os thought to" havo re­ Iice of Supt T. W. Lawton at the J moved the last vestige of hope for ten court house this morning and there H American* and three Britishers still were many bids in for this work hut * on the missing list. Frank Lossing, of this city, was the * A message from Angora was re­ lucky contractor to get the contract12 ceived hero at 2 o’clock thi ^afternoon and will start work as soon as posni-jS announcing the fall of Pnndcrmn, tho ble orj the addition. This will com ■ Inst foothold of the Greeks in Asia prise six new rooms for the splendid ,g Minor, to the Turks. Most of the High School building. Three room.' J Greeks' third army was nsfely evacu- will be used for class rooms and the ■ basement part will be used for manuel 5 FUlt SALE—4 4 acres of land, one towl,rd Thrace. training. The class rooms and the I* • 4-room house, good well, 3 acres' manual training rooms are badly1* tiled, $3,600. See Warrc^ at Mon- BONUS BILL UP needed and will prove to be not only' l ™ TO______ PRESIDENT a valuable addition to this high arhool F d h SALE— New five room house, but wljl bo -something that will tend two and one-half nerra and/one ncre WASHINGTON, Sept 16.—The solto make our already fine high school tiled, sleeping porch nnd lsr|^c rSbms, djirs bonus hill in congress from one much better in many ways. There every convenience.—A. P. Co\nAlly & form to another for three years, finalSon*, 148-tfc ly war nlnroil Itofnrn Ihn nmtMnnt (n. will be a large attendance at the high school this year and the extra FOR SALE OR TRADE—Cheap, l rooms will be filled ss soon as’ they Buick six touring, 1 Oldsmobilc six are completed. * touring. 211 French Ave. 148-3tp Crepe-de-chines FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two apartments, new and up-to-date; well furnished.— FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, 314 Elm Ave. 14H-3tr Gates Apartments. 86-tfc WANTED F O k RENT — Housekeeping apart­ ment, 719 Oak Avp. 147-4tp WANTED— Second hand men’s bicy­ F()R RENT— A nic* country koroe. cle, must be in good condition and , garage, acetylene lights,, ,$40 per cheap for cahh. Box 470, City. month— A. P. Connelly Sons. *, i . , I46-3tp WAITED—’Ry­ an experienced wom­ an, a position as ciork. Can give —Shirley Apartments opposite post references. Address‘Box 355. 146-8tp office, upstairs. . 28-tfc FARMERd— I hare quite a few eel-FOR RENT— Furnished ery bed frame* on* hand for imme­ storage room. 411 Park Ave. 144-6tp diate delivery.— H. T. Pace. 108-tfc > W hfeNT— Furnished houeekecpl ng WANTED—Small -irrigation plant roomp rrt floor, gas and running complete, Skinner System.- Apply per month. 314 East 6th to M. E. Gabord, Geneva, Fla. water, $ • - 148*2tp St 148-Stp BETTER GOVERNMENT LHAGUK , A large number of citizens met at the Masonic Hall Saturday night, Sept. 9th, for the purpose o f organiz­ ing a better Government club, which Was organised under the name of— The Political Club o f Seminole County. I Thqre will be an open meeting of tplsi Club at the Masonic Hall tonight, Sept- 16th, at 7:30 P. M. All Inter­ ested in better Government for Sanfbrd and Seminole County are cord­ ially Invited to be present, the ladies specially Invited to.be present. J About the only hint the people had that the city tax rate would go up was the oft-repeated jpromlse during the last mayoralty campaign that it would go down. . , r c g srcm ■ S E L •L S I T F O•‘ R : L E S S . �- : - , L i n 1/jg >»vl V - 1 > , LL t nt iiiinwf linaninlnfrTHf 3 feta that,’ 7 K” which is tnlgb^ m) 2 Minding ray. ofththe e Sw | L * i r i t i s * those .V s " sietftak should see that *ti«jr ft p«j ut such a sign, just RAb V mmm .. — —— busy. There should be no epi­ ant saw^thft poi: People look. These raj, demic of dengue /ever or any other The new paper at more powerful than l| ^ i kind o f disease that spreads from the tp be as big a paper as PVBUIUKAS “ DON'T LOOK- “ i mosquito" bite. There 'U enough oil given it will allow.", J o “ keep op ex­ Bnr. JCUlu H O L L Y .. H. 4. U L U n D ___ iK rtlirj-T M M irtr going to waste in the various garagos penses' ‘any paper must carry at least Sanford has the III rams o f Sanford to put on a{l the streams sixty percent of advortiaing; that la, H . A . N R B L ----------------- O t H r A l B i « m • After a Week's SUqnce crossings signals llB i^n P k u t 148 tar «• 0.00 P . M. tn and near the city and kill o ff all sixth-tenths o f the space In the paper Bursts Forthta lond, Winter Fork, Alton,, •a tho mosquitoes in this vicinity. Wo must be advertsiing. All above that A 4 t » H U I M IU I m MUt tU "i ta * t a ta ta t a ' t a ta ta °tn*r small towns. _\_u A h IIm IIm y ? ~ .. wonder if the health authorities .ever amount goes down **' partial profit. ■— ” ■ I T' » ■ P >— bJ CITT-demand that the A (?j likwrltO** Prlr» la AI t m m Uiought of that? There ore enough When tbe amount.of advertising goes Just L ooking warning gate placed on j Om T e a r -------- ------------------------------------1 people working for ‘the city to take below that percentage there la g lo ss If I don’t get busy they will say: Street 7 i l l M a it k i ...... ........................... u— ft .*1 ears o f all the weeds and tin cans and entered. To make it more caialy com­ D a U r rr tA ta C U y k y C arvlar "The man nbopt dctwp.f' U Cnta rubbish and see that the city U kept prehended should one Usue of the exk. O u •wc Htrf! V. Most everybody will npT* , : ■; •1 » - •/ T k * M s 1** t o U * H f « W e a k ly t fo r * free from the mosquitoes that might paper carry but fifty percent advertis­ Camaty illn ly r a n Wall, I gate-them alFthc 0. 0 . ^at- first impressions nre the la pafcUaka* a w y P r M a y . A 4 m » breed in these places. It is high time ing and the next issue shows seventy They are urday night J ing. Why leave u lasting hwn rala a > «• < • k a a w a • « sMm that tho Health authorities of Sanford percent tho two issues would, barely St.' n a la y a U U w . k. Piaaaralla wjth tbe many visitors whs .^3 r- *t*a3 y a a r. J ilw aya la A pi ln a w . pnd the city officials took cogniganee show an even break. Sanford, Tb« Cjty SubmerJ^ Sanford, on Saturday night, looks Faith in Kissimmee 'a n d > Osceola HBHBBIl TUB ABSOCIATHD m i l l o f those important facts. The TimesCJydo River Line that our itita like Circus Da^ |n any old town.; Tha Associated Prsss la axclitalvaly Union has the following about the county Is being fe}t more and more by •Ml ilsd to tbo uao for * raput lapublloatlon Of ftdi of holes. Let’s get t W * all nawa dispatch** arad It* the business men the InsUtutions, the c„ ion whQa ho was away and Hanltod to It or health o f the city :’ ' ' * the Clyde dock, repaired 4 not othsrwfs# creditedd In •this papar Latest market quotations genmAl citlscn. The “ faith*’ shpuld b o' jng j,B(j to .wrjt® ‘his own address to “ In view of the fact that mosquitoes and atao tho local sal nowa publlabad away our shock nbsorUr* " baratn. are supposed to spread fevers and to reinforced by I’ wqrka’V-thftt is, th e 'dcllver before Congress (and which * Shine, $1.00 half pint t. o. b. <"Fo’’ _____" All rights of [••publication of opaolal « — very flat# - - ’ 'Bob - - -LaFollette - - - be the only agency through which fev- merchants should mak0 efforts to re- 1 fell dispatches herein are also reserved xe bits or U tter). t. AUTOMOBILE races --Ewbnhning^p|d; prltee on roqueat ors are spread it seems strange that i f ‘ n . in And to mariced th at^ It eotm arilSrSTm lgH f Of flea i HERALD BD1UUNO. Pbaaf 14 jHAVK HEEN 1*08 Carbolic Aqid, price Unchanged. Jacksonville- should have something Kissimmee the trade which will help hftVC writt6n ,t M m * ,, Homo Brow, fluctuating And thu8 Jt now itand s -th e pooapproaching the proportions of an epi­ build up (the it t o ; Through proper „. AwMhtN pna, demic of dengue fcvqr at a time when newspaper publicity every merchant ple 8rc goltlng wbat tbay votod for_ KANSAS CITR. Sept7» * , mosquitoes arc as rare in Jackson­ in Kissimmee can do his share toward n syndicated president. Tom Heed Some folks think, that Roy Bower Kansas City automobile rsets y »> • THERE WILL BE NO MOKE ville ns they have been for ninny, this end. Much buslnew now going to ,ra8 0( fercd th« job I n '1806, but his is some part o f a card game been postponed until tomorrowJ K STMKBS noon, speedway officials years. This city had an epidemic o f other points can be retained in Kis angwer WflB th, t Jf thoy olcctod Mm> this morning. Theratcning mmeo y proper moans *nd by Tom Rood would be president, so they dengue fever thnt was nn epidemic 30 While waiting 6n the arrive anTho .general public is not worrying the same means more enn be brought McKin, In<Uad< ,erhey.. given as reason. years ago.. By comparison the few other cpstomcr Gone. Omelet spilied nbout Com purs and his talk of a gen­ here. It Is merely b h point o f ndvortisadvert , . . . . _ .. . . . coses that have been reported this ludea to the same power that chose this one:. eral strike. The public is not worry­ summer look pikerish. Not one per ing— and carrying out the terms of Harding, the powor of high finance, “ Thirsty days has September, Hava you rraa the want >6 \ ing about the present strike or any cent of the people hnvc had the fever the announcements to the full extent, thu power which groups itself about April, June and "November, 1 s n iis s iiim iu iiii,, strike o f the future. This strike has without cavil or quibble, this summer while thirty years ago the house of Morgan ,A Cp. They sc- All the others are thirsty, too, demonstrated that tho newspapers of • Five hundred dollars each week is n i¥ f fully seventy-five per cent of them __ # . . . . lectcd Charles E. Hughes to serve os Unless you make your own home­ the country were right when they low estimate of the sum spent by thc ,. ............ .„ . had it. master mind" in their politicnl Snn brew." Called upon the railroad men to con­ ■ "During the thirty yours that the people of Kissimmee with mall order hodrin, or governing btxiy for the sider will their step before taking it houses and out-of-town advertisers. A city has been free have been times and they were right when they snld former locnl assistant postmaster white house, but thc judge fell into Art. Yowell is always qn the mar­ Mm when there were ten times ns many bramble bush, and, like ket. Last week some one tried to there would be no more strikes and if made the statement that the sums the . Newberry . mosquitoes here ns now and rarely if there were any more the mfn would ft ent away by postal orders during the the cbap ln thc nurscry rhyme' he convince him that Victor Check was ever have there been fewer. Under Few a n«w weave of dress goods. i.1 1. 11.u preceding nriu.A.i.n., Christman .......... "scratched out both his eyes." Fi lose by it and they hnvo and they will. Inst t\vo months Q u tin g Flannels •the circumstances the prevalence of The day of strikes is over. The public . . . . . . . wes so large thnt he dared not tell it will ever again look upon that genS will not stand for any more of it. The I|he ul ,hls U'm‘- ovcn t0 tbc because it would be unbeilovnhle. tinman as fitted for the role; bin ca­ Frank Akers is nn automobile sales, pacity to blunder hits been demon­ public sympathised with the men in Ilinuted « u’nt to whifh il prcv« llH Doubtless three fourths o f this could man, not a portion of a farm tract. tho present strike because the public *' ■ be retained in Kissimmee by proper strated toil often. But the syndicate (He’s more’n Hell’s hnlf acre). still rules, Buch as it is.— I’ ulutkn had been gouged by the railroads ini health department of the city publicity; -in. Good Ginghi News. their raise of freight rates. They .h™ kopt- dow" thc mosquitoes hero for Every large mercantile institution, Regardless of the closing down of were in no mood to listen to any part '*1 numbefl of yearf* Tbc ^op)e ot grown big by its own endenvors, is n the Ford Plant, Ed. Higgins is still of the railroads story from any point J^sonviH e have been little troubled dreat asset to thu city. K ELLER FAILED. handing out L iuies and Hcnrys. of view. The farmer umi the m crch-lwith th‘' pe" 1' The henlth o ff‘c,a 9 TO PRESENT EVIDENCE Til EKE IS AN EASY METHOD m i. Boys’ School Suits ants have stood enough from the rnil- . huvc ,lonu BO wo" thnt we fco1 n M*1’ OF BUILDING UP PRECISELY AGAINST DAUGHERTIt Any size Dnmyou fever couldn’t keep our roads and they want results now and , U‘ ru >' in ,,n>i"K lhftl i[I th« Pr« ent THOSE KINDS OF INSTITUTIONS friend, I)cen, the druggist, down. He’s results mean better transportation # t !emergency they ought to see if they IN (Dr Ta* Am m u IH Pr««1 ■ , .............. KISSIMMEE— Kissimmee G« WAS INOTON, Sept. Ifl.— Declinn- hack on the job after a struggle with less coat We hope that the men and l‘* n 1 dw “ 1 iH‘ller j irttu. tinn of Representative Keller, Repub­ that awful microbe the doctors call the railroads will get this iden firmly i Atl' ^hat dengue will dis-^ fixed in their heads. The public j, «PI>®*r nt the end of the mosquito sea aa iw ta ta ta Rt ta lican, of Minncnotn, to present evi- "Stegamiu Facclatias" or something Ladies’ Pumps dunce today to support his impeach­ that sounds as bad. slow to act but once nroused it will li0,' ibere is very little encouragement charges against Daugherty as never go Imck to the day* of strikes , ,nc,'t ' n statement for thu :nosresult of rail strike injunction brought Ben Leigh has an educated parrot. when the transportation of this coun-|‘>u', “ Ht*u*on w|d probably Insttwo about adjournment o f House J u d ic - .This bird speaks two languages: Eng try can In? tied yp nt the will nnri he months yet. t ool weather does not r; ( iary Committee after an hour’s scs-jllsh and profane, hest of a few leaders who enre noth ( kil1 mosquitoes. It takes cold weathsion at which it heard Keller present ing for the public or the men. The' » r such ns we rarely have here bo­ Thc Elcetro-Waldlng Company, of general preliminary statement. ttling now for the railroads and tho fnrt’ middle or latter part of N<>---------------------------- jTampa, arc re-inforcing the 10,000 men to do is to get together and start v,,mber to do the work. As the weathC orn er Klral and Palmetto | DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A gallon gasoline tank for the San Juan the roads running full blast and haul or ft**11* more mosquitoes force the freight cheaper than it has been thuir way into the houses and they 1 REPUBLICAN PAPER HAYS NO SANFORD PRODUCT. 145-fitc; w -ltc Garage. They have a sign "DON’T t H i n n M n n H i M i i m Lfuled. 1 Wt. are all tired of the whole nrv hungrier. September and Octoh- J LEADER IN WHITE. HOUSE affair and no not care to discuss it *'r or<> n* b«d mosquito months nsany ; much less to hear of "more strikes" the calendar. The Ho’flton Transcript, Republican end "general strikes." The St. Augus I probable that in a few days a 1 , 0 th(f core bitUjr1y comp]aint) that tine Record sums it up ns follows: j storm will blow away most of the ' t|lm. 1ent,crBh|p lhe whitP “ A G*nern\ Strike." mo^tuitoes that are now in Jackson- hmjBC N(J< an(, furthl!rn)orc> thttt js Do you- remember, grown up-man-1 vUle but it may blow in others that whflt ^ peapIc votcd for l9 2 0 who reads-this. when you climbed up «re just ns hungry. fln(, , mi)hatlcally it u t.Xuctly whjlt V‘v the long, long stairs to the .lark and "The city health officer has been th(,y got 0m , ()f the #(,ri)ius coni. mysterious attic, And the other older doing as well as any man could do plaints against Woodrow Wilsau was children, told vmi to watch out for the with tin1 force nt his disposal but why that hu was too much of a leader; tjie "bogej tillin'’ " \o.l you jumped and not employ 10(1,000 inspectors Me inticisin uteri went so fjn is to dc shivered amt -*t.>•><k with terrified dc could do it without costing the city n rmunce hint as a tyrant, wh<> had llglil ^ will and b. has power to do it If ov nsurjied the functions of mrigress, I here wasn't any "bogey man" et y man were required to keep bis which was, of course, untrue. The really M was just a dear figment of promises fret; of mosquito breeding f#cl ,8 thnt tho con8titutlon hn8 ln j t childish imagination places, as ht* is required by unenfnrc- something of the spirit of thu Kumnn Nor is there any real grown up ed law, we would hnvc no mosquitoes law which in time of great national "bogey ninn," not even when he inns- in Jncksonville, hut the only way to iiisis provided for the choosing of n ; querudev bv the nanu d "General <e.omplish Uiis would lie to punish dictator; it places in the pn - nlent’s Strike” There are tine.. bu( beaded everyone wlnt fail to obey tbe law (lauds powers inure ah o r ’ t than | ft. and under educated members 11f s<> Laws are enforced > punishiiicnt f"i those given to any motiaieb i; the! ; eiety who Would like ti frighten the llieir infraetion and tn no otto i way world, powers so great that tm have rest nf uh with his nntue Rut they m ver been ctefmed In tin w 1 Id war. forget, these agitalui*, that this is I M i l l W I I HOI I \\ ti lth IS both parties united 111 gniur h m spe* ; America, where all have some, and DEAD” el,al powers such as they dveine i wise many have much, opportunity to learn; or expedient, which President Wilson \ where standards of living are high; Several announcements have been used with courage, force and quick where men are safe and secure in made by the weekly pnper of Braden . . . . , . , ■ , , ,, 1 decision. Like Aldus of the tevonty their homes; where each mans bouse town relative to the coining publicn,, , , . , , _/4_ Fields, he was made n dictator for n i&i is Ids castle, and each mnn> wife nnd tjon which is to be issued six aftereconomy and e n jo y m e n t H upm obile reliability, grout emergency. But the people children his to protect nnd love and noons each week by thu same puhtinhI viewed this great power with doubt in the H u p m o b ile ^ fQi a d a sh in g p erform a n ce, keep, and never a man or a Govern urn. One of thus- rends like this: and apprehension, and the partisan ment to say him nay. slightly higher Original long life, low costs, ftiese The Evening Herald is going to MM Republicans who had joined in voting The American—the true, red-blood be just as “ big" a newspaper ns prica . are all important feasofis it into hin hands went out into thu ed, patriotic, (lag loving, land-loving, the support given it will allow. country and cried: ,“ \Ve are losing for the unprecedented home loving American—can ,no more That is n pledge and n promise. Owners of higher priced our liberties—Wilson is a czar!" Tho he led into making himself a part of a Just as water, can rise no higher sales records which the^ ’ people did not stop to ask if the new cars are discovering that Ilolsehvist bojjey^ man than he enn he than its source, so it is with n H upm obile is m aking; I powers were necessary to save tho led into mass murder for the estah newspaper—it enq measure up the H u p m ob ile gi ves j nation, engaged in a great war, or if lishment of a sovet, a la Russia. only to the support that is nr There Is another reason; l th em all the practical the president was using these powers The indignation, the revole, the corded it by the public. . . . , , . , even m ore im p o r ta n t advantages that c o s t lie r In those few lines much has been ^ ,8cly’ Jealous of our freedom, emphatic negatives to talk of n gen­ eral strike, came first of nil from snid-and more is to be read. The .t‘ ,ey ll" t<,nedJ to thK who, * _ . _ cars can giye. American workmen, who are Ameri­ publication of any paper depend, en- 'S°\ «,arty ^vantage, declared him O w ners of cars w aose cans first, and members- of n union, tirely upon the support given it; tho V* bc An « ut„oCrat’ nut wl,un he cara# first cost is less, are findHupmobile value makes sect, order, or organization only after quality will remain.tho same, it is bf oro, tbco R«Publ ca" ing that they can obtain powerful appeal to both rw, they have expressed their Ajucricnn ti-uc, under any conditions-but iU ^ ,n V g B and A,ked toglsifttive reism nnd their belief in nnd adherence nujintenanco As to it* ijis l« wholly up c‘>n8tnJction a returning to pre-war m u ch m ore m otor ca r * classes of buyers. iv * M W - to, American principles and the Am­ to the various hu.lnojs lines ui»n ’ P<>wer»-that congreMTefused to comIf 4VVf?* ^ *31 erican Government. which its payroll hangs. That is why ldy’ /o ,,°,wdd to "let or C*»p« #W J5 lo a r in g C a r $1150 sr _ Our childiih tomiontora could never. the Saturday F.vunlnff rost varies In people ftwent, and thus create , Coaim .*■*■' : - i %‘ produce their "bogey man." As Ung j »\w from week to week-running bt,U ^ * ‘ er dissatisfaction. They Cord Tir^m on All Modml* as Americans arc Americans first, no from eighty pages ns high ns two hun-. ^yentinsc. • :§ - K ■ Agitator can, produce tho General drod and twenty p a g cs-ln proportion! , s ? >vas selerted because he ■- 1 ’ l ■' __ - r-,‘ 1 Strike bogey man. to the quantity of Advertising tender- AV11* *'a seout The absence, of ■ iv * r \ r r \ t » td ja backbone and an undershot jaw. wore ;y § > v ENFORCING THE HEALTH LAWS. To illustrate thin point it is related unimportant, for under thd new r.i'f? : that a merchant who had- just, taken aolieme of thc Republicans the white There i« never miy need of ait epi- fr^m the. postoffice n hdge edition o f- heuko was to, he governed and condemic til Florida, if tire common lows a metropolitan pnper hfld out tho is- /trollod by a sort of group of cider 5T of health will he rigidly enforced. It -lie to nn editor he mot, with the qucs- ^'Stfctcemen, including nuth as Lodge, : -f:= -i seems strange that the physicians of tion:‘ “ Why don’t you get out A'paper . t°. *urni*h the dignity,-the Morgan utfM-T, * ev^ry city would not sec thut these* like that?" The country newspaper- -group to dig up tho dough, and G£o, . ■ S S T K i S S ? '. . A vZ^3a*S7*U . ■TUESDA SPECIALS 15c * 32 S 17c $4.98 UP FROM OTHER /■SANCTUMS. £ B e n j a m i n ’s; S HS* One Reason for Mounting Sales ..... V v' . 1 . " : i*. ' 1 1 EKKiW �thousand' ftvV gjjffj jn Florida Schools Show Good Oh j,l» » l. W M k o . t U . a resulted'in tho low of-more than 60. 000 Jivea and' without-doubt w»* thi worst o f iU fclhd on retold in Chtiih. ' The exact amount o f damage prob ahly wiU-herOr be kWowfiTTraVesfl mates nin Into many ’ millions o f dol Jars. Scarcely a house in the entltt *jDe Getting R«»dX for tb* Fr* J nfSONVIl-LE, Sept- lO ^ F ootS w b / Florid*’* high “ * n n l Will g o U w M t f c - w d d r aetui this season. Je*H of the game has been fait Florida whpre horetefqr* t South 1 • ^ -----i lo a t h e u considered■ too warm —n tussels. rTwenty-two‘ ~. , -7^-. toim s L ’ under the auspices l i f t [•of the Florida StaU _ High I Athletic Association, Ipdlcasre that this «eaatn\ some 1 80 S i Ukc the field. ^ (, Khools will enjoy the dervicea 0f faculty tea ch er Increas­ e s ,I support ha* made this b in f number of schools where Mr on|y volunteer tutelage was . •: x i I i»rt Myers for 11mining 1•mil from fit. followera nuve learned '•he running. ' • forward with rC"!y at nearby ■'••tli ilcxigns al­ ii whool honors. i akipe m , , 11v NK-VT WBBR _ --------- t*: 3 li GT0N’. Sept. 10.—The W,P ,,f t<> OO, adopted “Merenc,. r,.(mrt on the atl* UnlT Ten minutes ,urf hud been reported ‘ r.. ii was made usim , r to he taken up bl tnnl legislative action " 7 / nt-» week was iook’ WS’'cnn leaders. f S 1 * cr« m«do in tho UbU i 111 into Conforence 7 * ^ but lwo wore blocked et^ « n d the third waa Lai? vott,> 103 t o 108; J v mot,or' by Represen- C manager, r - Ttu* . >» 1"to Insist tive. The Governor, shall.. by special message lo each ■House at the appro- f t r a r s w fe M W iw -x ifsa k ryviK ' or- any succeeding legislature that ■hall meet every Jen years, thereafter, ■hall refuse or fall to apportion the servative estimates place the toteS number o f d ea d a t 60,000, but other S4|« the Interstate Commerce Commission. Mr. Mooro changed that the car­ eers ’In their proposals for a new system ;'iris* in earlier stages o f thb Investigation, faile dto'recognise-ful­ ly that the South ia going through ah Important economic transition which w ould-be■> vitally affected " b y " the freight rate plan to be adopted. The louth, ha asserted, is now manufacturng, ita bwn commodities instead of reporting them from1other sections. Ia presented an exhibit tending to show the south’s present and past in duatrlal production and the rnpic strides now- being madq along Indus ' - a tlons and reafrlotlons a* are provided ^ Jaw f o r general elections In tbe Joint iWolutloria* w ete •W ttW F a w * ? leal) v ! mine and direct that the sold Joint 8i,,8 K u ^ .P W W iw ® i November. 1*3*. > NOW. Til SR B FORE. I H. C CItAWFOUD, Secretary ot State a t h n t V * F lor,*m’ do hereby give n m The Peoples Bank o f Sanford is so well equipped and experienced that its advice and co-operation are sure to prow o f val­ ue to customers in any’ phase orbtisIneSa finance. - '■ , 1 *" ffift&iiKtew ^"■srsayfite r . W” r nppuiiiuiiiuuui, Hfiu uy uuuiiu ■.The VQtaa cast In compliance with LWpropened amendments. and the WHEREAS, Th» Lei u mler; 4 hn_C<matlt U1101 m wmwii To the business man who wants to pros­ per and progress, a strong banking con­ nection is vital. proclamation and by communication to each House to direct the attention or each House to tbe provisions o f this amendment. . Bee 3. That any and alt provlelona o f tbe Gonatttutloir-tiv conflict with this provision be and the same are hereby 100,000, Bl and West Palm Beach are*the ltd newcomers. At Miami a . teach has been engaged and ■dc«mM that a squad o f formproportions will come out Of to. West Palm Beach expect* s team averaging 160 Iba, iiminy of the schools that proteams last year have been . DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A af their letter men by gradua­ SANFORD PRODUCT. 145-Btc; w -ltc te material ds shaping, up and |M is expected to develop new BRITISH FLEET TO KEEP TURKS1OUT OF EUROPE | q1 High, of Jacksonville, must Esdij moulded over. Six o f lnkt LONDON, Sept. 16. If Mustapha bf^impionship squad are now Cemal Pasha should attempt to may* L peal it laurels on university tis victorious forces against Constan­ k Five of them are nt tho Uni­ tinople ho will bo opposed by the Britty ef Florida, while one, Bomtlishowing up well at Annapolis, Hi from the navy camp say. Hebert Marshall who comes for M par with tho school from College at Hirmingham, Ain., SMhusky Stuff before him, hawsal the only uncertainty Hen in pkifty of tiir raw recruits to abjfc technique of the gatne. ■ttrillr. whose plucky, if commly light squad last year gave Urful "prep" exhibition of Mt football, successful to tho ■ cf being runner-up in the teuhip rmv, will he minus tho httlu) M.IM.U nf Vickery' and K Vickery as a broken field It od Ludwig at full will be ■kitted tiMi, hut Coach Rex FarItntr Meakeim hi his optimism. Ihjur'p »niin.l he is saying litM tW lift fe.s guinea wil| ttti. [ Kirjenter for tho Alnclitfa ■JTO'gi'ter,, i., understood to Hi at the >iM poMitiun. .DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A P»MKh i, returning to the' SANFORD PRODUCT. 146-5tc; w -ltc ■ S in ,.in mi.ter the tutelage of lln ry Freeman. FORD PLANTS CLOSE TODAY ■JkUn.b., tin- prospects for ■loor.e are ,«ul to fto much 100,000 Workers In The Detroit ■ ailrnnl ili.m lust year, and District Minus Jobs B*least fi.ur ■i 1;i-1 year's men ■lark i. bn i,range, at right DETROIT, Sept. 10 Henry Folrd Is p k thi, yeu jiptum. Tinkor, taking steps to ciusc his Detroit auto­ Lire .ither letter mobile plunts, thereby throwlns up­ ' ucuuntering mg this year’s •*s men hnve and it is not 11 he held lip ft r: a ?w fcA»u^& \.*TO ^s: shall h ir e at least one Representa­ You are cordially invited to Investigate the exceptional facilities at yopr com­ mand. W1IBREOS- iM « v .r a ? a « k r c r ii the State at Florida, a f T H Uhaseee, the. Capital,, this the tw enty-fifth day ot July, A. D. ISIS. IL CLAY CRAWFORD, GENERAL ELECTION Will hs-held in each county In FI on Tuesday- next succeeding the Monday In November, A. D. IMS, "»l<! Tuesday being the aanBNBBNwaaBBBBRBNBaBBNBaHRNBflflBBBBBaaBaaBBNRNHflBNBBar Southboonci Arrive __2:86 a.m. SEVENTH D A V O F NOV! fo r the ratification o r ‘rejection 01 ■aid (Jelnt Resolutions prop< Departs 8:48 i a 8:40 a.m. 2:46 pan. 7:10 p.m. Northbound Arrlvs ...... 1:48 a.m. ......11:45 ajn. ___ 8 42 p.m. Departs 2.-03 aJa. 2:08 p JO, 8:62 p.m. ___ 10:00 p jn . Trilby Branch Arrive o f such lovy: provided, that any nuthorlted by this section shall not aeod ten mills on the dollar In any year on the taxable property o f dlatrlct. tax exon# the A JOINT ______________ RESOLUTIONJ’ ropoelttK an __________ A m sn ilm .n l to Article V o f the Conatllutlon o f the State o f Florida R el­ ative to the Judiciary Department.' De It Tlosolvnd by the L eslstaulre of the State of Florida: That the fo llo w in g amendment, to Artlolo V o f .the Constitution ot the State o f Florida relative l o V,* JtutlcInry Department, to be numbered Acctlon t l o f said Article V, ho and the same In hereby agreed to and shall be submitted l o ' t h e d o c t o r s o f the Ktato at the general electlun to be held on the first Tuesday after Uis first Mon­ day In November. A. |l. 1913. for rati­ fication or rejection, to-wlt'• Hoc. U The Leilstature may from time lo time and as the business o f any circuit . requires,..provide for the a p ­ pointment o f ona^pr more additional Circuit Judges fo r .Mich Circuit. Each Departs 7:00 ami. 8:26 pjn. T:#0 Am. 7:00 p.m. Leesburg Branch Arrive 3:56 p.m. __ 2:60 p.m. ..... 6:60 pan. 1:30 p.m. ____ 7:00 pjn. Departs REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) 0hiissifi 050,00 R oadster................ T ou rin g..................................... 4-Passenger S p o rt............................. Coupe (Special) ................................. Coupe (Standard) .......... 1125.00 1145.00 1825.00 1340.00 1610.00 Sedan ........ 1715.00 In addition to usual Warranty a written guarantee on performance is given to each purchaser of the Oakland 6-44. SERVICE ON PREVIOUS MODELS AS WELL AS THE NEW Kent V ulcanizing Company 8ANFORD FLORIDA •Daily, excapt Sunday IGet An Abstract Before «-, ■ » x L^.-'LCrvnr.jCi'n/.ri" Buying Property w ns other Circuit Judges. lie —. . n A T v n v r t n r* aatl the* r & ' E . A. DOUGLASS, Pres, duties thn aPlw InteV b y * t h s ^ G o v e r n o r and co n firmed b y the Senate, and hold office a vlded o r prescribed by the Constitution or by statute for Circuit Judges, and nil statutes Concerning Circuit Judges ehall ap p ly -to hlpi- W herever there are two or more Circuit Judges appointed for n Circuit the business may be divided a m on g the Circuit Judgea .h aving Jur­ isdiction In the Circuit, and In a n y County In the Circuit an tqay he p re ­ scribed by law. and whtrOTlo p r o v is ­ ion has be«n made b y law. the dlstrlbulon o f the business o f the Circuit b e ­ tween tho Circuit Judges o f the Circuit, and o f any County lu the Circuit, nml the allotm ent or assignment o f/ m a t­ ters and canes to bo heard, decided, o r ­ dered. tried, decreed or adjudgod. shall be con trolled or made when necessary by tha Circuit Judge holding the c o m ­ mission earliest In data. No additional Circuit Judge or Judges shall bn nutho rlicd to bn appointed In a circu it h a v ­ ing less than 7S.0D0 Inhabitants b y the last Federal or Htnto cen su s .o c c u r r in g next befq ro the passage o f the nivr for bln or their appointment. Tho L eg isla ­ ture m a y repeal any law providing for the appointm ent o f an additional Clr* wards of 100,000 workers ill tho De^ troit'district out of employment lor ■n indefinite period. He asked officials of tho Detroit street railway to re-arrango it x ‘Bchedqlcx to ckrc for tho night fbrctm nt* his various factories dismissed At II o’clock last night, it whs Announced. Announcement o f tile intended clos­ ing came front officials of the street railway company. No Officiul state ment from Mr. Ford or his executives was forthcoming1late today, it having been-’stated this morning at the Ford offices that the manufacturer’s snnouncemoijt several weeks ago that ho would closo September .1 6 ’’would stand,1* unless ho altered his plans.. V The* railway- company, it was an­ nounced, Was requested to concentrato its g^rx at tho Highland Park and othrc Eord plants Bt 11 o’clock tonight to carry tho shifts ■finishing work at that hopr as woli aa those reporting fqr work to their homes.' Tho day to the tlitre o f the payment of the sal­ o t Stats officers la hsreby agreed ■hlfts will be dismissed at tho end of aries to and shall bs submitted to tha elec­ tho working day today, tho street rail­ tors o f tbs Btats for adoption or re ­ jection at the next general election o f way company was informed. representatives to be held In the year Simultaneously, it was announced a A. n. 1131. That Is to say, said aectlon shall he emended to read ea follow s: • Section S. The salary o f every o ffic ­ number of smaller manufacturing con­ er ehall be payable monthly upon his cerns here that . supply the Ford own requisition. * plants with parts’ and accessories will A JOINT RWJOLUTION Proposing an closo. These companies enploy up­ Amendment to Section S or Article VU o f tho Constitution o f the state wards o f 30,000 men. The Ford em­ o f Florida, H sU tlng to Census and ployes to be thrown out of employ­ ment total approximately 70,000. Mr. Vord announced several weeks ago that .be would cl6ao his, Detroit h l i H t , ' September 1A xninaa n k * &>V plants' 16, K because o ff Itha coal situation. Ho dwfcd a real abort- totii i fifteen (15) B etter cigarettes for “| 1Proposal of th« housv h f i Cenl* • P°un«* O" ^ P J»ce of the 1.76 cenU Plante f o f an indaflmto period-, .rora in C(>nferenc4, on final paatage pf Motor Company foreman received In- «* tt lad fi.? ^ bt!r,ln8 in strt^Clona toda^tp adviae all workers ami I democrata in sun. “ O ^ ' r c j - r , . 2S and life as economically »« better Turkish better Virginia better Burley ■ell 1 crown prince wor a reports from tho' * * , Ml* Men th<! ’•rorfd wdi d: W near HR . • DAI Every cigarette foil - weight and full i|xe �tm n i i m m SAY-SHOPMEN , OF FLORIDA W ILL RETURN i - —— ' . ’ ' About 1,500 Men Affected by Settlemeet in State their cell* to the death chamber, Thomaa'hesitating an instant at the cell* o fothcr men In "death row** to UU them goodbye. -V, Four women were among the few spectator* permitted to witneea both electrocutions. They did not *how the slightest emotion while the lire* of the men were being anofffd oat. S r . and U r * Ketchen were enroute from Miami, FI*.; to N ew Haven, Conn., in an automobile, and prere enmped for the night Juat outside of Southern Pine*, when the attack was made upon them. The negroes Ant entered the tent where the Ketchen* were sleeping end demanded Mr, Ketchen to give them money. Instead of obeying the command, Ketchen reached for his pistol and one- o f the negroo* opend Are on-him, e ballot striking him Jn the chert. One o f the shot* barely missed the Ketchen baby, which was sleeping beside her father. Mrs. Ketchen seised the child and was on her*way down the road to get help when aha was attacked. • ■The negroes were tried and con­ victed at Carthage on Aug. 16. The A aoufam F n a ) JNVILLE, Sept. 15.—It was - considered certain in local railroad d r dee last night that the striking shop­ men would begin returning to work - by Monday on two of the trunk lines -‘untaring this state. , • , Ik e Southern and Seaboard Air Line 'railways are.- parties to the socalled Willard-Warfleld-JeweU. plan of settlement and steps toward put­ ting the agreements into* effect have already been taken. The heads of > these roads will confer with system leaders o f the unions on Saturday for ^ A b e .working out of.the tails. . The Southern meeting will be held ‘ at Washington while that of the Sea­ board will be bald at Norfolk, Va. These meetings are generally consid­ ered in union circles, however, as more or less formalities, and it is expected SOUTH FLORIDA PRESS that the order for the Southern and ASSOCIATION TO MEET Seaboard shopmen to return to work A T LAKELAND, OCT. 13 will issue from Washington and Nor­ folk shortly after the Saturday conThe next aemL-aonual meeting of -ierabces. The Seaboaird’s 'acceptance the South Florida Press A*«0«l*t,0n *if tho settlement also involves the has been s e t.to be held in Lakeland J .m p * Northern and Tamp, and Gulf j Fr|d>y #nd Saturdny, Oct. 13 and. 14, Coast railroads, subsidaries of tho, #ccord|n(f to Frank ]Oiy Anderson, Seaboard. . . president of the' organisation. It is generally believed here that * mpct\na win be held at th« Animal, Undaunttd by Pad of Milk In Fan*, Runt From Bovine Homs. * Armstrong, Okeechobee. ftvxid*. F ob e7’> Honey and Tar, contain* no opi­ ate#— ingredient* printed on the wrap­ per. Stood the t**t of ttma eerrln, three generation*. Quickly roller** cold*, cough* and croup, throat, chert M d bronchial’ trouble. ' S o li W where^—Adr, . is largely due to the spirit of co-operation that 1st. between us. ........ — If is comparatively easy, to pre­ vent decayed teeth and diseased gums, providing the RIGHT DENTfFRICE is used* ' ;__ You cannot HEAL a SORE MOUTH with soap or gritty chalks, perfum­ ery Is useless in destroying the sixty odd germs in the mouth. I A tooth-brush will hot alone dis­ lodge the decaying deposits between .1 < **_ M _UOTr.r.Q" the teeth, for this reaaon “ RIGGS1 combine* a medicated floss. RIGGS Glean, H , W o i 1 four years old. always Of th e'bu ck bear* th the woods of tho mqta ' - We have built a strong ba^k here, and we are not unmindful o f th* splendid unity of purpose, the friendship o f our customers, and the co-operation that has had soch a share in our success. • • ‘ ■ . - A n d you will find us evar ready, with wiling and able service, to do our full share in assuring the 1 success and happiness of every worthy customer. ' ' ' ^ ’ father has toja mm mar u s discs your mouth ms, r i u s v a m x -x y iv bears ootne out only to U>ok for things RHEA ^ ^ , oa highest protecto eat. or forettfetaq, s n f f q i s t t h n t|on a(faIntt infectious MOUTH D18never were Interested in Utile boya. |.,AqP q A COMMUNITY BUILDER Last night, however, Joa toddled out . h • . R c into the bam with his older brother, J Step in TODAY at R. C. Bowers Fred, who Is eleven,'had tor several, Drug Store where you can always deyesrs has boasted of not being afraid pend on finding all that Is* modern of bears, black or any other color. Joe and best to safeguard your health, walked behind hla brother and when Ja ND ASK for s FREE SAMPLE. they got to the barn he sat down on . .. ---------- -- . -*■— ■TOSS a pile of Hoy just inside (he doorway while hla brother began milking the ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■"■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■an aa n aM an ii ‘‘ * ’ >f4i*vw ' cow. ’ "Fred,” said Joe, “It Is awful dark outside. Are you afraid o f bearer* •Don’t be silly,” said Fred. "There; The New Day Dentriflce Fares Greatly Reduced aren’t any bears around here except Thurs-Sat-Mon. . • . black bears, and they wouldn’t hurt S J A C K S O N V IL L E T O < R E Q IQ anybody.” Don’t forget the Dance Monday 9 N E W Y O R K A N D R E T U R N 10 ”I}ut they might,1 night at the V o id e st • 147-2tp j Summer 5 S Excursions . Including Media and Stateroom Accommodations. For the Better Stateroom* an additional charge is made, ucording to size, location, etc. Suites, some with double beds and bath, other with twin beds snd bath; also room) with connecting private lavatory facilities may be had. rickets on sale until September 80th, good returning from New York aa late aa October 81at Through tickets on sale to principal Eastern reaorta.. LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER and BUILDERS’ TWO NEGR0E8 WHO ' DRINK PEABODY’S HARD WATATTACKED MIAMIANS - FR BLBND COFFEE, ROASTED PAY DEATH PENALTY RA1LY IN SANFORD. 146-4tc, wlU RALEIGH, N. C., Sept, lfl.—Angus J Murphy and Jonopb Thomas, negroes, convicted of charges growing out o f ( the attack upon Mr. and Mrs- A. E. ( Ketchen, of Miami, Fla., near South-( em Pine*, several week, ago, were ( cloctrocutcd at the state prison here yesterday. • Murphy was the first to be exocut-, cd .being placed In the electric chair, nt 10:30 o’clock and pronounced dead after three shocks of brief duration had been sent through his t>ody. Thomas quickly followed Murphy to the death chamber, only two shocks being required to kill him. Murphy made a complete confession to hiB spiritual adviser of his part in the nttack on the Kctchens. He de­ clared that Thomas had nothing to do wfth the netual attack, hut th*t the latter did receive part of the jewelry nnd other valuable taken from tb'e couple. — ■'* Both negroes walked caliply from MATERIALS o f every kind Sailings Every Monday, Thursday and Satur­ d a y ^ 2 P. M. A p a c h e ......A u gu st?, 17,26; Sept. 4,14,23 Comanche ....August 10,19,28; Sept. 7 ,16,25 M ohawk.^A u gu st 8 ,12; 2 1 ,31; Sept. 9,18,28 Lenape......A ugusts, 14,24; Sept. 2,11,21,30 Sanford to JacksbnviUe and Return, $10.00 tiwv Including Meals and Stateroom Berth A Daylight and Searchlight Trip on the Beautiful St Johns other House o f ' PRICE- N the early days of automobile contests, Barney Oldfield—out to win every race—studied tire^ His consistent success led other drivers to usk for tire* constructed to his specification*. i i. .­ Twenty year* of road and track victoriefc—with a steady and increaaing demand for tires as he builjt them 1 ^convinced Barney’ Oldfield-,that these speed tests pointed the way to a better tire for everyday use/- . Tbe enthusiastic reception of Old* field Cords by tbs public proved he I ■ feasor." if Am that wan true a decade ago, it IS If all tho more true today. The writot, within the last few weeks attended a meeting o f tho college ngricultural ed­ itors of the United Htntes. Than as never before were these tyuths mkde manifest. The editors are realising their responsibilities. Thoso who. at­ tended Hint meeting evidenced keen desires to equip themselves for ^thV (asks before them. ' And this is hut an index to tha-vlhi* ntimTthruout the land. AH writers— we refer particularly to agricultural writer*—-aro realising that •rtvice’-fo Daily Fashion Hint j The Bear Looked Around. tore and dlrtribotkm, has reauncu In price qoetations tar below what you'd expect on tire* known to be better built end more enduring. , Practically every im portant race event for tbtee year* has boen won on Oldfields. T h e W ichita T w t Run K & m $ k » on rough reads proves the mettle of tbe Most frit' the bear abe bellowed and lowered in il l ifQMr* jTin * Hurry and a t nod whtfn th*>>w uml the hear . mixed up (rath e barn tbe boy* THIS 18 WQRTH i r v ‘ Yield AVw:, and addreaa e in retutnjj twining F o le jfr a p pound forjS P M h i I'olcy (nmi badef’-Vheumai , S . IN SPORTS SILK- This titefvl and vtyfiiti htx-k is ideal lor country club or week-end wear It is fashioned ol plain and figured ytpris oatin, trimmed with flalisilk tira’sl < The closing-is at the left shoulder and . the neck may be in either V- or ov*l ?f ** “ — A hand oi braid j iV. flowing sleeves. Mrdiu be Daily HeflM Delivered to y o ^ r Six d a y o g g ^ k fo r 1» ^ ___ _ . — --------- t tMERS— You can get seed bed nmes and Irrigation plug* at the fp/rd Novelty World. ■ 100-tfc COFFEE, ROASTED SANFORD; 14M t*^w ltc — , t ‘ -r COUGHS DISTURB 8CUOOL WORK School teachers ahould kive the same edvlce to children who have cdughrf ^*1' ritfiU n ^ d . ' ttlcbet'F “ 1 recommended Foley’s Honey arid*Tar It M>i ^U u U U U ... ■, • t : RATLIFF-HUFF Wallace Bell leaves Jn a for the University o f hfotfh at Chapel HUl. ,• You Can Find (he Name o f I* Every Lire Profeeeional pad fcu Business Man in Sanford in’ M This Column Each Day M and athletic purposes. A "committee to arrange for the financing o f ath­ letics frf Uie schools was also appoint­ ed, tho personnel of which Is *s fol­ “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS” low s:' Ed. Higgins, chairman, ^1. C. DuBose, Deane Turner, Forest Lake Quick 'Service Transfer and Mrs. Henry Wight. Storage Facilities SANFORD FLORHX AT THE HERA •Tho Ship by Water 90UipUtt^f rc- If we please you, tell others; If not, ported the river line aa carry i/ig the tell us. Phone 498 • Among the Great Lakes crpfaer* largest amount of freight in its his­ aboard the palatial steamer "Octotory and this tpnnago increasipg daily. r»ra’’ we find tho following: R . W. George A. DeCottes President Connolly stated that on his Deane and H. P. Smith. recent trip to Jacksonville he bad been A tto rn e y -n t-L n w PENNSYLVANIA AUTO TUBE advised thrit repairs on the govern­ Dr. S. W. Walker and P. M. Boyd ment dredge . Florida, had been com­ "Ton-teatcd,” with each Vacuum Cup tire, cord or fabric, for ’ Over Seminole County Bank have K"ni’ to GrccrtVillo, Miss., .where pleted and would begin dredging op­ limited period only. Prices lowest in history. Tube is addi- ■* ■SANFORD -:- FLORIDA they will hold meetings for several tionat saving. Buy noy. *Ts erations in Lake Monroe within two weeks." . weeks. Lcttdr has also been received ( hurt's A. Brooks, field representafrom S. J. Sligh, president of thot ROYS’ TRANSFER tjvc of the Southern School o f ComFlorida Water Traffic League advis­ Corner First and Park Ave. niervi' <>f Orlando, wap in the city Sat­ Phone 4H1-J ing that this organization would im­ 105 Palmetto Avenue urday IrnnHUcting business. mediately continue with the program Prompt Service------Reasonable Rates it h*s under advisement for the de­ Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Stackhouse, who EARL ROY, 201 Maple Ave velopment of the St. Johns river ami A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU have been visiting friends hero for the other waterways of the state. Mr. past few days, are leaving fpr New Sligh urged that a meeting o f the lo­ York today. Metrqpolitan Life Ins cal branch of the League bo held.with, in the near future. Advico has been BILLY S. PARK received from tho Clydo Lino that the T & M i Mi- \V M. McKinnon nnd daughter City of Jacksonville will again be put Betty, returned home Inst evening 203-J------ Phone-------201 on the run as soon us repairs have from Bay tuna Bench where they spent been completed. This will give Ran the Mimmi'r, ford n daily boat service three month* SANFORD NOVELTY earlier in the season than heretofore Mr and Mrs. McDonald Carrowrny j^qd is made necessary due tp the-ever WORKS announce the birth o f n sqn,«Scptemincreasing volume o f . freight move CHAMBER OF Ur l.ith Tho young man has boon njent yia river. named Sidney McDpnnld. V. C. COLLER, Prop European F|an COMMERCE An fggrcssjve campaign to .bring Open all the year business to Sanford will ho NEWS NOTES additional Mr- L. M. Telford and children » tutted jiy IhfltjlieUi! Merchants'Com­ General Shop and Mill have returned home frqtp tbroo mittee under the leadership of ^Chairmonths visit with frionds and relatives Work An unusunlly large amount of work main Arthur E. Yowell. The mos( lm_ in Georgia und Sout^..Carolina. . . ----- wni handled at the weekly member­ portant subject to be considered*, by ship meeting pf the Chamber of Com­ fhis fonjmittco 13 » p|an ,to .cd^nbut CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Frederick Bell returned home yes­ merce held Friday at ihe Valaez mall order business nnd out of town terday from Jacksonville. He has Hotel. A quorum of thu. Board of purchasing. The committee will also 617 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. he*n the guest of Mra. G. A. Dcconsider further extension trade trip* Cotto. Sr, * /similar to those made |^st year thru G'lLLON & FRY this atyi adjacent counties and the fur­ Mr* M F. Brown and sqn, E. bafqrq heVn present at ttyj piectings ther stimulation of |business by in­ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Brown, of Humlet, N. C., nro tha attended-Friday and wero .vpj-y njuth augurating dollar days and special guests of her brother, W. J. McBride impressed with the efficiency display­ sales day features. The Retail Mer­ Wcetlnghouse Lights and Appliance* •nd granddaughter^ Mrs. Ben Mon- ed at thu meeting in handling tho chants Qd/nmittco of the Sanford New Line of Fixtures many problems which were brought up Chnmber of Commerce is a very im­ 123 West First Street for action. • portant committee *nd if the retail Th* iuI Srrvicc depnrtmunt of Corner Sanford Avenue and Third Street Plans for a post card day were re­ inerchnnla 'will make it n practice of . l,;' Mi th-i'ii.Hi Missionary Society wjll ported by Chairman Holly of the Pub- meeting at regular intervals for the I S. O. Shinholser ALL NEW GOODS AT LOWEST1PRICES I-' ■1’ ■itaini'd by Mrs. J. I). Parker nt ^licity Committee to he practically com­ .mutual exchange of ideas, a great 1 4 i l l - k Tuesday afternoon. All In­ pleted and that the co-operation of many of the problems which confront We handle all Standard Ilrand.s and the Beat -in Everything dio tif the church arc invited. other civic organizations had been se­ Contractor nnd Builder WE GUARANTEE ALL GOODS TO BE SATISFACTORY cured to make the campaign n suc­ SANFORD FI.OI I'ura Turrentine, of Jackson-1 cess. Postal enrdi will be rgpdy for i* ilie guest of her brother and distribution to organizations the early Mi and Mrs. L. M. Telford for pert of next week. The publicity ELTON J. MOUGHTON SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WO '1;‘>s ut hteir home on Park committee hopes to he able to report ARCHITECT JOHN GOVE. Proprietor * ■ •r.rontp to Winter Huvcn. . that a minimum of five thousand CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street 1018 West First ' I Mrs. Henry Peabody oju l! cards have been sent out from Han­ Itoom 7, Miller Bldg nrd 11 I'alias, Texas, arrived in ford between September 28th II.OUIDA SANFORD i > iturduy nnd are the guests 30th, the date set for the campaign. The City Planning Committee re­ iVn body's brother, Clifford ported that the committee hn» been B. W. HERNDON •*'«l siHter, Mrs. Walter Grlfexceptionally busy nnd reported ‘ hat the recommendations of the Commit­ tee ns approved by the Board of Gov­ INSURANCE AGENCY ernors had been referred to the City IR&—----- AUTO--------- BONDS Commissioners nnd assurance received from them thnt action would he taken Glasses Fitted Eyes Examined immediately to see that weeds were This is not a smnll tire hut the snme size ns a 31x4 Fnbril? cut on vacant property ahd fctcpgnthirnig „f relatives and friends. THAT BETTER HIGH GRADE GASOLINE ? tides, proving to he n breeding place TQM MOORE " ’ ervire was performed by .Rev. A. | for mosquitoes, would he removed. OITOMETR18T-OPT1CIAN ‘ " " r’l " f Jacksonville and the little i nn"icd Julius Joseph Baumel.' Opposite Postoffice Sanford, Fla. ni..n„ the wut of town guests were • ' "I'tcin of Jacksonville, an uncle, i *n' and Mrs. Zclmenovitx of SANFORD jmiriMvick, mother and father o f jlin . DEALERS l' mtl twenty.five friends in General Machine and Roller W orld; around Sanford w ^ .a la o present­ Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Piston*; . ' thl‘ “ccasion was made a most) Fly Wheel 8teel Gear Banda; Crank with delicious rofreahShift* Returned Rhone 62 mittees o f;tbk Cbnmber.’of i Iitt,c ,0,,0W received many 1 Chairman Houaholder, of the Legiii* a ? tifu! prca«nta, among them being Bye* Elxamined ‘ Glasses Designed » Hiamond ring .from.Mr. Bauroers iative Committee, advised that the legW ' phase of the sowing ordinance Henry McLaulin, Jr., c° l' n ’ J■ Pwmel of.JVat'erbuTy, insofar as it refers.fo securing ap* i art-*'« " .from'\y j ! pfroyal by the state legislature is be­ ■V;" J't * xK \ - :1‘, -Optometrist ing ithoroughly .investigated by ihtii lht many friends and rela tive *1 SU • ! >1 J. •k . ; -W fk . r-i * -tTTJlW A wedding which came a* a sur­ prise although had been expected, was that o f Mrs. Laura Leo Huff and Mr. Z$b RattST, which was solemnised yes­ terday at high noon, at Do Land, St the Presbyterian "church, Rev.’ Clar­ ence Ferran officiating. • Those witnessing the ceremony were Mrs. Fannie V. Leo, Misses Ann and Mildred Lee, Mr. Willnrd and E. H. TtAViv of Do Land. « Tho bride, who is an attractive brunette, was lovely in a coat suit of the new American Blue shade, with hat and other accessories to match. Sho wore a corsage of brides roses. Immediately after tho ceremony the young couple left on the train keeping their destination a secret. They will bo at home tq their friends after Oct. 1st, of their home on Magnolia ave. Mrs. RntlifT is the eldest daughter of Mrs. Fannie V. Lee, nnd has hosts o f friend* in this city, where sjie has resided since early childhood nnd has endeared herself by her many Ane traits of character. Mr. Ratliff has resided in this city for the past thir­ teen years, coming here when a lad to work for the Ilernld Printing Co., and a few yenrs ago becoming a partner in the linn of Haynes & Ratliff. Ho is a young man of excellent character and numbers his friends by his acuaintenccs. The host wishes of the many friends of bride nnd groom here go with them on their honeymoon In which tile Herald joins. New Grocery Store • SERVICE, QUALITY s-s The Montexanu Hotel, Seminole Cafe, Wri*k* Reetoeraat and Grill afire Elder Spring* Water te their patron* ing rooms. Potted plants Werc^also Used with charming effect “ FRED DAIPB?, Sad* The bride wofe a smart coat suit of Phone 117-W I WOP .blue, with hat and accessories to match. . — u r«« •!? ■ Mrs. Coqneli is a young woman of charming personality and has made scores of friends by her winning dis­ position. C G. Pearson, o f Orlando, repreMr. Connell is foreman of the press „ njjng the Standard Qil Co., V I I 1* rooms of the E. 0. Painter Printing Ihc dty today attending to basinets. Co., o f p e Land. • After September 26th they will be George Riedcr, of the Relder Co., of St home to their friends at their home Jacksonville, W*» i? cjty S s t a ^ on Plymouth street, De Land. ’ ..Hina on his local.customers. _ The many friends of tho young cou­ ple Join in wishing them every future happiness. * •’ com mittee. ' . . Bast Fl^t Qftoet ’ panford. tional committee, submitted to the mcetJJW^.PWSWnbf (Committee during the coming year nnd 'asked [asked for auinortty authority to carry n It eui. ent I,The piygraijrai submitted by the Edu'rational committee,.which met with One of th e.delights o f .home Is tempting, delicious meals, iervi the beat breed SANFORD MAID BREAD AND RQ iit^ -S P P ^ V a W the, macting, j THE REST ; 'award prise* to different -grad. . W , . B u f .n l. Florid -■ * ; Next to Princess Theatre w - . a . . . . . . . __ - __ ______ f 9 ___ 1 r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 18, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 18, 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/7c429e01bf160511a77cc73e5c0d0eac.pdf d892a962d53f2e9d65213b5965aa539b PDF Text Text ik NUMBER F L O R ID A , I t J E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 19,1922 Vo lu m e h i . —— i? ' ,'M Ll? jIV* '{iiiJ’rtll i w r --------■ i •• • On Seme Roads is t h a t ’ CHICAGO, Sopt. 19 rtoitremoht w e ft uppArert J ^ I.- th o r to jy c fp ftA R New York Central U tt « X afettt between' thcrtmkiri ouse Leaders H t ' for Veto tg fjg $ til Tomorrow of Ih, .Oldicrs b^nu. bill. It UTM Indi­ cted at the whIUi house that tha, aags P r o b a b l y r h A d ^ ^ ^ ^ •one officlsla expected It td be tranpmitted to congress-after hajtkcussed it with the cabinet todhy, •The House Irtdcra arranged im e*** of a Veto to -defer until tomOTTPW thq mov* to P4 » the-bill over bis veto.,Frienda.of the bill appeared confident that , more than the necessary two*thirda major­ ity could be obtained inlheJtouse’ but did not acem any/toO^hopeful About the situation ta-.thaxMiprt*j),fOpi^ntsu of the bonus tdglQibd In that body at least two or mqte thai\ necessary one-third to ausUiriJth? Veto; ;P* 1; , — RESULT O r TH E V6rk C en tre! I LARD*JEWELL «* 3dhthem frailw ay, nV WARFIELD* m n l f '' ’ * ! t AGREEMENT’ tftf, a M M o n o W fe lT ' >Ian nhd ulgntkl th*.' •xpected back h i the' -^ C iaT U , t ' m Southern' RsHway striking’'shopmen Lj 1 already returning to- their former 1 poets as n result of the WarfieUkWIL Inrd-JcwHl •.'agteO^nV' alghed*- in Washington yosterdoy tho Railroad la­ bor situation t i ! the-Seoth today wtaa considered at Itp boat since the strike begaWr’ AjiprAxitAately- 60,000* South­ ern ahopinen affected by the peace agreement;.1' ;-»»•> <•’ .V •• . V‘ rrAll Available Wars] fiTV c>*t‘ , 4' . v— trw*4 ur,YN t ir e ift ^ K n ^ ■1t. -t?r hm<~w»r: * n H »r* •: oultfdomb dttt WittroWicials of thn rencfeh*'Which1prwented'an agree* 1. tWUx". i * A ' c .i/ .n e il » s ................. b fa n * . . ,•" 1 •"•■ •- * ,-»,*< And Had Worked to the I. l when the* AGAINST ACTION OF BUDGET } ; ^t « n i e Off the DHMC lie A' Ohio, controlled . the South* i- l, .4RI>»i-v 1*04 <i Vthe roads accepting the Baltimore .* ' 'COM M ITTEE CUTTING V ?r , Many1strikers of these roadf* are left Jufy'Drsti1 . «5.< nij.» I i : The Aaestta«*a P w w ) iff -tw»tK s’*Have Left for •( r |.'4i (D y The A W M U ItS H re «> » t u f r toe F lr^ >. ,'Lr- Thacker, f . W w # . P « - i ' In December. Decision to, defer action virtually at a conference o f Ra­ the commltte earlier in M l o nyCaUf«i.-S*pt. ! 1J-T the Argonaut ,mlnev August' 27,. dead, It ' was •- announced officii shortly before- 9 -okdoek last night? 'A note >found on one Of thafbeid Indicated thit all the- men hail O within'five- hour* of tha beginning the fire August 27,*officials said.7 • All the miner* were fodnd -bah the second of two bulkhead* they I built in a cross cut 4„350 feet dowr the Argonaut mine. 'Byron O. PJ ard, chief- of the federal-bureau mines for this district, .was .the*1! man te go behind the b tik h etiy discovered the bodies. . >j. ;:.F Pickard,, oft an earlier explore! behind this bulkhead had counted?, bddiriTnhd'eipIesseti the beliefTl there were others thorc. r.ct lvt-’ ;*■ The note found read as follows: AMENDMENT w i l l a l l o w v o t e a. m„ gas bad.” The same note bore a scrawled <i ON W1NE8 AND ure “ 4,” apparently indicating BEER8 some man had attempted to ',1a word for those who might come af V (nr Tk« iu M ta IN ■r,u| COLUMHUS, Ohio, Sept. 10— At ol the condition of the mine at .( the November election Ohio will vote hour. : * • . on a state constitutional amendment Mine officials declared that the c to legalize the manufacture and sale dltion of the crov.-rut behind the to of light wine and beer. The state su­ l.vnd was such that i'fe could Sot b preme court today ordered Secretary been sustained thorr by the entora of State to place tho proposal on the msn for more fhan five hours. ballot in. mandamus action brought by The bodiea were-found piled out association opposed to prohibition af­ top of another end decomposjtioh i ter the secretary..had refused to cer­ progressed so far that idenUiicai tify amendment for .Vote. would be impossible, Pickard irepfl C O UR TTH R O W S O lfT EVIDENCE POTSDAM, Sept. ID.—After family council of the house of Hohcnzollern, It was officially announced that the former Emperor William is to mnriy tho widowed Princess Hcrmlne Von Schocnalch-Garolath, who was bom M Princess Reuss of elder lln*. The mar^ riag* will probably take place In November.' ' jacS _ forty>«*vaA tof the- mlnera.efttomlied two prwydng ^beUaml pooiw, two thousand Jacksonville children march­ ed through the down-town streets this morning In ,the rsla jiij protest against the action -of the budget committee of the city council eliminating the playgiwund-appropriation; Many'banners Variourf ‘ inscriptions marked the Constan- with ptoct*ston.‘;^On* flid : "Make us:hap• ? U i’i v j. ft py and you'K W happy, too." ‘ - i CONSTANTINOPLE Sept 19.*^-Britiah military.experts be­ lieve whatever dppchrtutiity.Mufltapha Kemal Pas ha ihad for a coup BKdinst CoYistahtirtople niV-fifts- ec rt ^ost , ,^ Strengthening of th^'aflied defensive forces m the neutral bone. Available British wahihiDatove left Malta for Constantinople, iind WITH SENIORITY. RIGHT8 UNIM- )6fset regitnent from E gypt and Staffordshire regiment from Oiiralter o rie n t- Forces landed from British warships already en’ 'PAIRED AND*CARRY UUT rehdhed'themselvea at Chranak, Asiatio side of Dardanelles bnngAGREEMENTS • nV the:land forces to tea thousand. 1 ♦ »rUi , 1 : FAM ILY HAVE pECTDED THAT V ‘ WILHELM CAN TAKE v vi‘Iv:sM A WIFE .<The mine officials Mid that actions o f the men, as evidenced thr bulkheads they builtf am} o matten indicated they had died .wi m five hours miter being entombed Tho officials declared the mutg.4 Wilkerson Quai-hes 283 of Goverd dcnce of tho men’s struggles shoi ment'a Affidavits they wore 47 of the most -cooI-Km^ nii'ii imaginable. (Dy T tr A'W tlilfC Preaa) CHICAGO, Sept. 1U.— More thnn Sixteen of the entrapped miner* one third in volume of the' govern­ moved their clothes to provide mat ment’s evidence in its Injunction suit against the striking railway shop crafts i\vrj-ruled out yesterday when AGREEMENT FOR VOTE BY THE Judge James II. Wilkerson upheld the contention of the defense-that 283 af­ rock, earth nnd debris. Howeverj'* SENATE ADOPTION CON­ fidavits recounting violence at the gas and fumes from the fire apparet FERENCE hands.of supposed striHcra falled jo ly seeped through the first tojlkktl show tho persons making them, knew nnd the men fled, from the rite wb* (lly Thr (• ,«r U lf( l*rf»0 they wore to be used in court. ’ they were building the second or#, WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. — At one swoop attorneys for D. M. atnrt further on. longest and bitterest tariff fight Jewell'and John Scott, strike leaders, This third attempt to wall off. \ mercan congress will the history o thus disposed of a large,part of tho death-dealing gas w u made a t t end today under unanimous consent slightly less than 700 affivndits on end of the },360 foot cross cut it»*g egreement for e voto by the senate on which the government based its claim Argonaut, but the fact that only adoption of conference report of adot an unlawful conspiracy to destroy bar* start was made as it proved^ ministration bill Favorable action is interstate commence.,' mine officials said, that the deaf regarded.aa a foregone conclusion as An\ong the affidavits .which the carbon monoxide and tho suffocaw wag approval by President Harding.' court announced he would not {onsid- carbon dioxide had-reached it ana^i or in arriving at a decision, was one formed their fatal office before ij by J. P. Rooney, head of the Chicago 47 unfortunates' could ralso even^ Bureau of Investigation, of tho De­ excuse for a-barrier. . partment'of Justice, td whlrii - Mr. Mine officials M id that death b Rooney had maUhid copies of strike1 come to the entombed men paiaUl I ullctins issued from the headquarter*1 ly. The gases, they said, would p of .the railway employes' depfrtment,' duce first a lethargy, then a coi American Federation of Labor. and finally death. < ’ Jackson as a whole took the tra news calmly and courageously.- '1 BERLIN, Sept ID.—The • govertygeneral topic of conversation, eXO 11 cording to newspapers, haw paid In tha Immediate fatally circle* ten - milllon gold marks as part in­ deed, was arrangements fo rth* stallment of the 28,000,000 marks due al, which it w m believed woul liquidation of Germany’s private pre­ Joint affair. \ war debte t<> alHod nationals. •h'• " -■ ' W Mro.. v M ?*. Some,’if ndt all, of the 47 entombed In the Argonaut mint FAM ILIES SUMMONED . ’ ' w F6R T r i a lA • • . * .t U.MUiitiBW . it i ti «A •-■* vt... Sept.'JB. mn.lder d is^ itlon of tho prito m «»jy Which was- notf W r t & g b e t t u s e t i n Mrpbd'Oiit of the codtest' ' Injunction Davis, F. Hi West, J. H, rAinlst«r -and choir Ittder khOSe bed* •Tweh* pfixes we«W offered aggre­ vJL Lord, Jr., J^H. W *^ - against striking railway employes, the hs Wars fbund-Baturday Ifaorflrtlfin gating |W>00. Tbc prizes, were chargee. .- g}. orehariU;»rere' notified ’.^appear -hinied by Ofb siVAflIshtnF fhs ritos. i; E. O. Borne, Franklin P. ImaMiort^linDgJ^bnient.r — tOr questlening' by' district ’attolrtarir 'Tdtttay-M itto*,' ft<W>00; Harry 'Frank- EUteta, S3j2S0; riy after A^funiwal-of Mr*. iy. The prosecutor ktlhottiW- Ralph Mulftfrd^,|f,760; J w r f WOcd^outjRie. publicity, tax lysUftV unless you wax ^rould be made before the iftibtL '^ksio :\B*nneU Hill/<11,750. V<(Tl(- tfv this aftaiwoon to daatf. all winter b f reported the beven injured driver* U ri The Near East la et BKlinUcUs* improved With recovery V>.NEW BRUNBWroK.'N. AUiA^Y^*8^pS *t«tc-wide prlm«ri l°dsy to nonlnate f^mocratlc candkb ••tore, county offli *»tos to tha eeM nominate a cum State, senate. For* , . en*etn»ent of •** candidates for D E A D L Y G A8 A 8 P H Y X IA 1 justm ent o f m isunderstandings end ^ s e ttle m e n t o f th e R a ilw a y Shop* ,v o r a b lr* o the B AR im ore peace ,ar. T h e re wehe hopea th a t B ert M. Sarasota Caravan V is it s Sanford AreTSeelnHFJ N’ BW YORK STATE HOLDING Pft] JUlWl*A » • irable and on Others is Un- WASHINGTON, Sept: ID;—Veto of ' (h r Tk« A > t x l * l 'i * the soldiers' bonus bl0"by President JACKSONVILLE, Sspt 10^-Tho II* rilmif wns expected generally last nirht by iongreasiOliil lenders and dd* Scsbonrd Alt' Ll*S shop cmftsmtm w ministration offldbrt:'1 Sohtd 6t bit* turned to work Tuesday at West Jaekskvilld shdpf'under status -which pre­ vailed'July first! which time the natidn-wlde vla<> called.* -Their seniority rights a ft unalmpalred, they tatrylfg bdf the agi*eenfmif -'as a trial proposHibh ’ that its practicability be Present expectat! fn senators faroi * • veto will be. “ r or possibly fl ^ a.1 i^iXa OTpiM OT nn a - l i l t ’ 111 ywterdsy. Word of �imnuom “P A Y YO U R 8E LP FIRST” i -■ ■ ‘ ' . ■ - • . - tonight - ,; W e pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts f > ■ ■ * • The most manifest sign o f W ISDOM is con­ tinued cheerfulness, which can be easily obtained with the aid o f the ■ ’ S m ■n *• m "'r - ' C a le n d a r S a v in g s *« ■■ B ank■■ ■■ STRENG TH PROGRESS te Classified Ada Sc a lias. No ■lte— ad takes for leas tkaa 2k. te and positively no classified te ads charged to anyone. Cash B must accompany all orders, te Geunt five words to a line te , and remit accordingly. FOR SALE Good location. Small cash payment and long terms for quick sale.—Geo. W. Knight. 147-tfc . FOR SALE— 30,000 Charleston \Vnke~field cabbage plants, $1.50 por thou­ sand, f. o. b. farm. T. A. Eckles, 147-31p Route A, Sanford, Fla. Once you try It, you’ll always buy it—Peabody’a Hard Water Blend and v i o l a DANA Grade A Coffee. « 149*6td; ltw •■ • Dawgone, we kicked tho Old .tel I . . ------- ' . • Ite bulb in the slats today a n d '^ W I'-. Miss Eleanor Blackman, o f Day­ tel ’ brought It down to 84. And te' 8 p m.— Band rehearsal at court tona, is in the city today on a visit N then take a slant at the B to friends and relatives. She is a tel' rainfall, which was really a te house. former'resident here and was with the |te flood— 1.62 Inches—and to- Ite Monday 8 p. m.— Weekly drill, Medical Herald Printing Co., previous to going Ite day .lt was as cool as some lte to Daytonn to live. ' Corps, Fla. N a tl Guard. te of the banks after you have Ite 8 p. m.—Social ’meeting Business B exhausted your loaning pow- Ite A story of obstinate gi Women's Club with Miss Whitner at Ite er. /Now. Mr. Weather Ite ,fid.by cave man fashio Mri. R. J. Holly and daughters, her home, 418 Magnolia ave. . . Y ■ May and Mildred, arrived in'Jackson­ lte i f an, you can shut .off the Ite 8:30 p. m. Dance, Valdes Hotel.. v ille yesterday on the Mohawk from Ite’. sky, Juice for a few* weeks. Ite - H AR O LD LLO Country Club Orchestra. have had tel New York and will remain in Jack­ *S Honestly, *we . ■ ^ • Tuesday tei endugh and we are not klcl$ «1 ite sonville until the St. Johns river boat 8 p. ni,— Drill', Co. D, * ing on the weather, Ite sails Tuesday afternoon ’ arriving Weaken” Guard at Court House. te y’understand? lte home Wednesday. . ( 7 p, m.—Weekly mcc * 5:40 A. M. SEPT. 18, 1922 Ite Wallace Club at. Valdes Hotel 84 .tel ami Mrat ft. S. .Holly and the te Maximum 8 p. m,— Regular meel 71 Ite 'baby arrived home Irfst night from tei Minimum ......... “The Dictator” ....... . f t . te Ellenton and will be at the home of I ^ J t a n g e ...... . ..... ,.\29.0' It J. Holly for a few days untlf their te 'Barometer 8 p. m.— Band rehearsal, Sanfoad home in Sanford Heights can be made tel Rain.......................... : 1.6 IBBIBDBlBlBlNllcligl ladies’ band ready after which they will move and tel Northwest and rain., . Wednesday * • . • . ’ become residents of the Heights. Reg­ tei 12:16 noon—Weekly luncheon, Ki- inald recently purchased a house and lte tei tei te lte i * lte .lte l wania Club at Valdes Hot<d. two lota from Col. W. J. McBride. ' The Chulota Inii has been'closed for 4 p. m.— Weekly .shoot,-Rod and two months in order to make improve­ Gun Club at Elks Club House. . ments ahd get ready for a big winter te For Florida: Partly cloudy te 0 p. m.— Dance a t Phillips Casino, business. ‘ •' • *. - te tonight and Tueadny; proh- te Lake Mary. / . tel ably showers in Northeast te Friday “• ’ . te portion. 12:16 noon—Weekly luncheon, San­ B - t e i te t e te lte te- te te te ford Chamber of Commerce at Valdex > 1 1 ---------— Hotel. . . ‘ . Sanford boy, having been born and 8 p. m.— Regular meeting Rebecca raised here and lie says that while El Lodge at Masonic Hall. ’ Paso and Texas arc ail right he think* 8 p.*m.— Band rehearsal of Sanford Florida -is as evor the bout state in ladies band at court house. -, Charlie Matthews has returned from the union and he la glad to get back. a trip to his old hqme in Tennessee They are gueata of Mrs. Griffith and BRYAN 8TUMPING FOR A ' Will Watson, of Woodruff & Wat­ and^lis many Sanford friends are Clifford Peabody, his brother and siiDRY BALLOT IN CALIFORNIA son, has returned front taking in the glad to ace him • back again. Mrs. , n N r nnAPti r> ut o . |big clothing show at Madison Square Matthews will remain # in Tennessee Dwight Babbitt went to Jackson­ LONG BEACH, Calif., ®°Pt' 18* I Garden nnd says that it was some fine for some time. ville Saturday to meet Mrs. Babbitt, Wm. J Bryan, In a public addre.s L ^ ,,0 much |nformo_ who returned from an extended visit here, today formally opened a . p c a k - ^ nlKJUt the comjng |ty, „ cloth. Mr. and Mre. Henry Peabody and west. -The first nine weeks'- of her ing campaign for the California pro- , ftnd footwcar and habcnllI8hory children and Mr. and Mra. 8. A. Hefstay were spent at tho University at hibltion enforcement act, urging aU|,nd snyn thnt wh|Ie thcre bo ^ fleld arrived in the city yesterday front. Flagstaff, Arizona, going from there Might raise in woolens there will be El Paso, Texas, making the entire trip to pointB'Of interest in Colorado, Cal­ measure bo the stato would gain very little if any. All the clothing in their Ford camping out along the ifornia, and other states, stopping machinery to enforc the Volstead act men from every part of the United way and enjoying the trip immensely. i over in Salt, Lake City and Chicago States look for one of the beat sea­ Mr. and Mrs. Peabody will go to Mi­ en route home. S. A. L. SHOPS ami, whero.ho will be engaged in the sons in history. WORKING FULL abstract business with his brother, Robert Williams of F)n<|. City wai TIME MONDAY Don, and Mr. and Mrs. Ilcffield will go in the city Saturday, the guest cf Mr ami Mrs. N. J. Lillard arrived home Saturday night from St. Augus­ to Orlando to live., Henry is an old /friends and relatives. BALTIMORE, Sept. 18.— Announce­ tine, where they hnvo been for the ment was made today at the office o f I past week. Tho mnny friends of Mr. S. Davies Warfield, president of the OCTOBER R E C O R D S-— N E W SHEET MUSIC SonlxiDril Air Lino, .h.t I F J|*^ h' * " <l ' « ‘ h“ ‘ " « h .» born >1 rod by ,ho r.ilro.d nnd1 tr,,m bl* r“ “ " IUnM* and is all right again nnd ready to the men for the settlement of tho takv UJ> the big fall business that is strike as ndoptj-d in^altimore nnd ap­ coming to the Herald office. P IA N O T U N IN G -— PHONOGRAPH,REPAIRS proved by the policy committee of the railway* employe* department, American Federation of l,nbor. Mr. Wakefield stated thnt all shops will In* open in full todny, working Sanford’s New StorePhone 127 two shifts o feight hours each. This, he said, will enable the railroad to rapidly catch up for time lost during the strike. • “Never Tomorrow— Reid in -SERVICE OFFICERS DID THEIR DUTY. Sanford, Sept. 16, 1922. Mr. Editor: Please accept my cordial congratu­ lations on your well-timed and manly defense of Sheriff Hand’s conduct in "spiriting awny’’ the murderous ne­ gro who, without cause or provoca­ tion, killed poor young Jacobs. In the eyes of all right-thinking people, not only he, but his associ­ ates, City, Manager Ryan nnd Chief of Police Killebrow, deserve the highest praise for the promptitude, skill nnd courage they displayed on that mem­ orable occasion. I cannot conceive of any one in Sanford indulging in hostile "criti­ cism” of their behavior, unless it F o r d s , uicks, Oldsmohilcs, Oaklands. Dodge, Cole 8, Overland, tmn" nt,’‘1 fr” m one of those misguided Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These unfurlu" “ t‘ ». who become Inflamed by can are loto models, and have been re-,rttM,on a,'d race hl,lri'‘1 n8 lo wi,ful,y ■ / finished, making them very desirable 0" c,’" ra^'',• tht\ thoughtless and reck V can to prospective buyors, nnd the 'C8a ''lerT" ’nl (,f populace to inpriccs arc right, with easy terms. 6 * ic* u,,on our f " ' r litllc cit>' tbe unand 7 passengers.—11. 4 O. Motor Co. Horrors of a lynching. 209 Park Aye., Sanford, Fla. Distrib-' ' hnvt> wh«»«ver, that a P. Utort for Hupmobllo nnd I^xington 'mKl> "< ntizens are in cars. "We carry the ports." fuN ,uc,,r'1 w,th mo m>' fervent 140-tfc °ther sheriffs, not only |in Florida, but in the whole South, SEVERAL HOUSES for snie". See wijl emulate Mr. Hand’s example. ^98-tfc . I'Uhnit me, also, to state, hs an old APPLES FOR SALE— Easy terms, CO acres,^ ----- 1 railroad man—for I have been attach­ Cnr load Virginia apples, 65c per flowing well land, 10 ncres cleared,1ed to the mrdiru! department of the peck, $2.50 per bushel, First street. at remarkably low price if sold now. n Htlt System and A. C. L. f..r twenty149-dtp —A. P. Connolly A Sons. 140-tfc FOR SALE —New five room house, nnd pleasure in commending nnd Second nheelH. S '/ jx ll, only two and one half arn-s and, mu- acre uinling \*mr well i!rMT\o,| Irilmti t‘ iSOc per 1,000, while they Inst, at tiled, sleeping |M>nh and targe room*, the admiralde helinviitr of uur *ii Herald o ffic e . J.f F ‘ , i every cniivonience A |‘ ( iinnelly A Milking >*)iii|imeii during A STIIOUT IIAIII. AIN In Crlrry |.nml Sons. 1 iM-trfc crixiN. Sincerely, % ’ FQR SALE OR TRADE—Cheap, 1 I 20 minutes drive to Sanford ppstofN. de V. HOWARD, M. D. Buick six touring, I Oldsmobilc six ! fice. 5 ncres tiled, flowing well. This touring. 211 French Ave. 148-3tp i land is well drained, in first class conFDR' SAI.K Fivv passenger" Ford in RIDS TOO HIGH jdilion. New tiling, all stop boxes, dip good condition at luirgain 'I'p iy ; boxes, water main and drain ditch, in U J, H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. The Churchwell '/J? V 10 Stores in Gcorjfld- JUST RECEIVED Curtain Scrim fact ready for the seed. Loading slaition 3-1 mile. Public road runs by FOR R E N T property. Large lake 1-2 mile away. POR RENT--Two apartments, new ''i l l t all For Separate Bid* on I Owner for quick sale offers this for and up-to-date, well furnished.— 1 ferent Kinds o f -Work ; ?3,000. $1,000 cash, balance 1, 2, 3, Cates Apartment*. 86-tfc I .— and 4 years. Act quick if you want t o i l RENT Housekeeping apart- | 11 meeting of the hoard of directhis.— F. F. MncMnhon, 113 Magnnlin ment, 7J9 Oak Ave. 147-4tp l " r!' thvt Milanc Amusement Com- Avenue. FOR RENT—A nice country home, puny called to tconsider bids on the ’-garage, acetylene lights, $10 per montil.—A? P. Connelly 4 Sons. J 146-tfc ,' kOR RENT— Rooms and kitchenetta. ri* —Shirley Apartments opposite post office, upstairs. 28-tfc ' iPdft RENT— Furnished roonC,.also u storage room. 411 Park Avo. 144-Gtp FOR RENT— Furnished housekeeping rooms, first floor, gas and running water, |20 per month. 314 East 6th 8t. 148-2tp fO lt SALE— Two teams and hamesa. Inquire of M. Hnnsun Shoe Shop. . ' 149-12tp DR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, RENT—Furnished bed '? new theatre building all the bids sub­ DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A mitted were not in keeping with the SANFORD PRODUCT. 145-5tc; w-ltc understanding ns the cost of the structure. Tho new plans and speci­ fications calling for separate bids on NOTED EDITOR the different kinds of work nnd ma­ SUFFERED FOR terials will'ho submitted to contractors within ten day* was also set out in . FIFTEEN YEAR S the statement. The' officers of tho compnny made it very plain thnt the Frank E. Dacons, Editor of “ Ameri­ cost of the theatre nnd equipment will can Youth,” Chicago, Tells of Phy­ be kept within the original nmount sicians Inability to Help His Severe figured in the general plans of the and Complicated Intestinal Trouble. company. The building of the hand­ Ferraline Brought Relief, some structure at the corner of Mngnolia avenue and Second street will bo started soon after receipt of fhe bids on the plans and specification*. Yard LA D IE S ’ A N D MISSES’ IN SLIPO VA A N D TUXEDOS " _ ,. 4 Diarrhoea. or Intestinal T ^ ^ r - b o t u • o f Fsrrallne today. Start on Jhe road to health without d*Ur.— “ I f your local dealer does not han­ dle FERRALINE, send 41.09 direct to the FE R R ALIN E DISTRIBUTING CO. Tamp., F i t " DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A SANFORD PRODUCT. 145-6tc; w-ltc ; •■ • • •■ * .. - * t. • , _ • ' . •. •. 1 ' »= Brown, White, Orange and Buff .. •■earr to Velteve. my eutfertnr. ton* up my erstsm and rabulld and Invigor. Phron o • Colors: Black, Red, Jade Gi-een, Lavender, Maroon, CAR LOAD OF APPLES Now is tho time to ntnke apple Jol­ lies. _ 68c per pk., 42.60 per bushel, on sale First street from car door. • / 149-fltp —Bunch of keys, Saturday it*In post office. Finder please MRS. PHILLIPS ON T R IA L I to Bel-Jar Coffee Co., and roFOR K IL L IN GWOMAN . rowbrd, \-19-3tc .* BEAT nBR TO DEATH • • * W ANTED III; Tkr AuM talri P r f « ) '• . LOS ANGELES, Calif., Sept 18.— MERS— I have quite a few celMya. Clartf Phillips, a former chorus r bed frames on hand for lmmegirl; is facing trial today,, -charged i delivery.— 11. T. Pace. 105-tfc with the murder of Mrill Alberta iTE D —Small irrigation plant Meadows, twcnty-year-old widow,vfco nplete, Skinner System. Apply was beaten to death with a hammer ’. E. Gabord, Geneva, Fla. in the outlying pprt of Lon Angeles * 148-3tp on July 12tb. . NET F I L E T FOR N E W T H E A T R E P L A N S CHANGED p -1 Store in Florida FUST STREET ' . ■ ■ \. ' �■mount of $782,999. ' ‘ j miserable for ;• Tha banking and flnandijg institu- strength alow tlons of thla state' am .charged With get out o* of bc< >t dot. v jit o p a l followas r; $382,000 only, compared to the more,. From 1 all thU U. would appear that Too many of ua are Inclined t<» (!**• than $24,000,000 which went to Iowa,’ the‘ no-called < net confined the Greeks tbc laugh for haring ra$21,000,000 to North Dakota, nearly* to Florida or i by any means. ' paired a drubbing at the hands o f the etiAnnrwtn u hWt/waa pro- 'Turks In Aaja Minor, then forget the I state during thing. e real dengue,' Nothing could be a bigger mistake, •“summerflu",The Greeks looked for- trouble, car* wer;>he state talnly, and they found It. King Tinedpirit of co-operation that (sense la .n o * asked for a Ueklng, and .he go| It. In 'I'.* '. fiJV . 1-. m;\K * > r of caaea faav-j all bf which we count, H U * : the Florida cattlemen out of the pit disappearing. I d.'Nobody has • (The Turkish rlctory 1« not the and died from it, and when the cooler o f a perfect,day but only the beweather names and the'niosqul^pea ginning of ‘an unpleasant one—ior r customers, and the cooperation cease to. hum the malady will entirely' rather the continuation of one—just h a share in ouf success. hat no Florida co-operative compan- disappear.—fit. Petersburg Independ-Otf* more episode in the European es have reieived any help la strong tiwfedy 'now going on. The episode,’ II find us brer ready, with willing proof that the bank* and.banking in: ___ — <> however, may have stupendous reper-Jj stiUntione o f the state are amply able S w 'i s ,,! ? **“ ri“* “ • O R B S U P P L Y " “ “ i j. j and fully willing, to assist all mcritorooa propositions applying for financ ■ *;y * . Soviet Russia. Russia Is now vir­ otherwise *1 backing. tually the ally,of Germany. U t,u » also the * Tile Tribune felt sunt that Florida's ng the newt of not forget that, nor that theTurkish Of r*-publieal!on o f ep pTe lcondition was even better than it had jh l ttupeualonodf tfaeHMttar^ ____ . ______ :pM,v|rtory over th«..Graaka>wUl not go »en claiming, and ask ed th eW ar egratn. Oor statementt says that the unnoticed anywhere in the Mussulman agelu, Hunts- worid. finance Corporation for a compara- paper will not appear < 1 vo showing o fthe assistance given ville, Alabama, la one of the largest of the ao-callod smaller /dtief of the — _ r r ___ IMMUNITY SinLDBR South. Countinr its cotton mills,1ambitions. Hatreds are still at the which wltlr few exceptions, are out-! boiling point. Poverty and hunger am * B. r eBTOKR. C u ll* a side the city limits, but in the district,' Uls driving forces qf,certain of the naU lU U U S M U llliu ,,,,,,, Huntsville must have a population o f tions, and almost daily we are'heaHng __ * well over twenty thousand inhabitant#^ ppen threats -of this, country making A T R A N S IT larger number o f people than now, common cause with that country In the congregation'; lirtltsted because of tbs claimed forAlbany, and Decatur. None '.m n t another country attempts thus lnstajUtloh'of the organ, had destroys He stopped into th&] ■elf-hetplng states in the Union.—’ if- the 'accounts of the failure of The * and no. * ‘ installation of .the organ had de­ stroyed it. T,v "Having served its Purpose" meaning Tampa Tribune. f Telegram chargeHhat its management! Thu military “ fonieback” of Turkey • They met him w*fl that the members of congressjp the v ----- o :. .. was not godd, or that it was not a ,!n Asia Minor tuts set Constantinople The barber* all watt Court action will be taken soon, ft He had to wait a' v Republican ranks gained votes in "the was said, as the name of the womsa is SCANDAL a known. ‘ • election two years ago by telling the t— — Hia next call took him. jo •V "boys they would vote for the bonus The laws of libel are pretty well SOLD WHISKEY TO GIRI.S Here alt jeers busy to* l^. blil. Now that it la ripe-they art cast- defined rclatve to publication in news* AgaW he had to wait h U j M 'Jug it out. Some faith—yes. JACKSONVILLE, Kept. 19.—Mrs. papers or other periodicals of dam­ .. And line up in the/jpjeji Jane Augustine, 50, wn» fined $250 in aging statements concerning individ­ > The 47 entombed miners were the uals when such statements are false. municipal court here today for selling But when he used th eiefl gamest of them all the accounts say To the general credit of newspapers, whiskey to three girls under U yrm After twenty seconds Sa nf mmm .< today in telling about finding their ft may be said that.libel suits are comk e called the service rtttq bodies. They had stuck together to paritively rare things, and that in ALLEGED. FLOGGING the last' and built at least two bar­ most instances they have an inspired VICTIM QUITS IMS riers with clothing stripped from their rather than actual basis. OFFICE IN FLAGLAR bodies in the endeavor to shut out tho Legal check reins, however, are WOMEN DESTROY CHURCH deadly gas fumes, knowing that their nbt so effective with the amateur o r , Governor Canr A. Hardee has reORGAN IN KENTUCKY TOWN comrades would reach them some time professional scandal monger. The ceived a letten from S. R. Fields, Jl ‘ This shows what manner of men arc convincing proof of the printed page Bunnell, announcing his resignation u the miners and it also shows the dan­ points no accusing finger. They p ly , HEDERSQN, Kyn*>?«pt. 19— The a member o f the board of county com­ ger that threatens them every day their trnde by whispered word and Christian church Ateifiordlcy, Union missioners of Flaglar county. The they are down in the depths digging, elusive insinuation, The back trails. bounty, recently lot tailed an organ resignation hju been accepted, but digging,. digging—for the miserable of human intercourse bear their evil eemed served to the best advantage, j —merely serves to render an aly after several - months,’ wrangle among the governor BMide no announcement^ The Albany-Decatur Dally manage- Jgrave situation more critical still pittance that seems to be begrudged tidings and leave no traces. Jut congregation. Todfy 'avmaat of of fails successor, roent regrola to see the failure of this' — -— » ■ them by the corporations that have Who can patlmate the toll of dis­ imouTderlng embecs waa i l l that re ­ - fields will be remembered si hav­ Telegram- It . . . on. rf Ik. LADIES. ATTRITION I grown rich from their work. tress and the harvest of unhappiness mained of the organ, f t-had heap re­ ing bean the victiin of several inci­ land.cleanest and meat progressive of, ®>)<x'lnl “ ,e "Mt* enamel kit that has como from the machinations moved from the church, takenJnto th* dents reported In Flaglar county. He Probation Officer J. C. Lanier, of of the scandal monger? The ramifi­ the small dailies that camk to our w T Mts’ Satupd*y moping. See church yard, chopped to places an^ aet is said to* have been flogged by unchange table. ‘ f * [window display— The Ball Hard' Jacksonville, has the courage of his cations of scandal are endless and on fire after coal oil had faeim poured known parties, oh at least one occasion. | The newspaper refloats that but fo r. *B^pany- , IW convictions and he if preferring charg­ may reach in a hundred different di­ over; tba pieces. . V OTlfcalfiis as tiie reason for hit reSin n t T T V7J I es against various dance halls In and rections from their source. As a snow 1the loyalty of its employes, the goner* | Reports reaching here were to the !ga*t^>n his wife's health— Tampa advertiser*, and, We had around that city where young girls ball rolling doWnhin, a bit of 'harmful L_....... ‘ °*!ty °* effect-that * ' sMtatt*’nMmbfei‘ «C the almost said, the forbearance, to say, have been given l|quor end where gossip gathers weight in its course. other disorderly conduct has been no­ More frequently than not'the scan­ nothing of the patience o f our good. ticed. Lanier threatens to take the dalous fabrication has little or tio creditors, we* would never have been girls from their parents and put them basis In fact, ft m*y be utterly un­ .able to establish this daily upon its* in a reform school when he finds true but this seldom troubles the taller, >present stable foundation. that they have been drinking liquor. if the story is good for passing on-'[ And as- the public has forebome, There are stringent laws about min­ In any case there Is always the equiv­ I with us, we have also sought to bear \ ors obtaining liquor and every city ocation of receiving the news second 1our burdens with patience and without , ahould enforce it to the letter. Again hand in absolution of personal Te-^(Complaint. | If the public knew aa well aa we do,' the Herald wishes to say that public sponslbllity. the experience that must be gone opinion wifi go n long way toward The rhnritnblc thing to do about through with by all makers of daily t knocking out liquor and other evils of scandal is to have no port in giving it newspapers, then the public would not-, currency. It is never well to rirmlntp the present day. find it hard or difficult to sympathize a story of <|ueatinnuble proof. If you ht-nr something disparaging to an with the mnhngement of all news papers. other person, and it does not purtic We wish to pledge ourselves anew* There is great hope for the future ulnrly concern you, forget about it. i to the tnsk of enlightening our pa - 1 of Southern College in the amazing If the story docs concern you enough,1 trons ns much as within us lies, as to figures showing the attendance' this inquire into the fncts, just as would a wliat is going on in the world—from autumn at the two state universities. court sift the evidence 'of a chhc on the happenings of local interest, to The Florida College for Women open­ trial. Tli/n you hnve done justice to those of national and wArld-widc ed at Tallahassee a few days ago with yourself as an honest person os well moment. d an attendance of 1500 while the UniJ as to the other individual. We vvIhIi to reflect the best thought Many men and women and young veraity of Kloridn at (ini lies villa lias and the best sentiment of our day so nn enrollment of more than one thous­ girls have died with broken hearts be­ that- when the time conies, ns it must and. Both institutions will lie called muse of the scandal monger. They to all mortals, to cease our labors and on to enre for more than this number wenl to defeat before nn enemy they existence on this earth, it con truth before the term progresses very far. could not light. The insidious, forked fully said that The Albany-Decatur While mentioning our Hplendid state tongue of evil fears no weapon. There Daily did what it could to live up to j universities, it is proper to suggest exists none to offer it successful bat- I its purpose as stated under its name that every dollnr put into these schools tdc.—Gt. Petersburg Times. on the front page: “ Devoted to the 1 by the people of Florida has been a interest and upbuilding of Albany,' DENGUE IN THE NORTH dollar well spent? Already they aro Alabama,, and Decktur, Alabama." j Satisfaction is perhaps in,thp»way of expert care attracting nation-wide attention and Tho suspenusion of The Telegram | , are taking their place among tho best leaves the field there, now to the the one word which best and adjustment; With i institutions of learning in- the coun- HERALD PRINTING CO. L asting | ; ‘ Tho boacon light for Southern is tho % . evident desire of-thc people of Florida Y to properly and fully educate their been away for vacations. The im-j fully serve -the people of Madison r5.il children. Not all the students can be presslon has,been general that dengue county. — Albany Decatur (Ala.) V accommodated in the state universl- Is a tropical discosc and that it la Daily. < ties so it is a good thing for the state noted only in tho exotromti southern —r - ■— o , that cotlegcs of the high type of states. DO ,WE K IL L TURKEY BEFORE i.fiouthem have como into being to But residents of S t Petersburg who ( THANKSGIVING share in the reaponalblHMes of crcat- have been in the north thhf-summer, -------v inf better <dtiscna of the young men say that in many states there wag We are all ready to kill off the _’> and young women who are coming to raudi sTcYness and that the patleqts bloody Turks. Wo , went into the ,f Lakeland next month not only from who Were ill had every symptom of World War with the fasting that we ^ Flotilla but from many other states dengue as it is known lq Florida. In woutd stop Garmany In fter aggtaaaboth North and South. The larger the Kentucky (he disease was known as ions and atop the Turk* from commltenrollment in all-the colleges and_ un­ “ sutmner flu," and in other states ting any mote atrocities upon . the iversities in Florida, y>c more irapcTrt- further dorih other names were ap-’ Christians, and it looked like the V ant and prominent will be the-place plied to thd malady, but the symptoms 'Turka.and Uic’Germans would be stop^ Aecnpted by this state in the educa­ artr* the ,fame In all cases. When « ped all at one time sine* they were tional circlet of the country— Labe­ person In the north developed « fever, *Ui#*.i NoTr Russia is the ally of thy l e d Star-Telegram. schtng body and a sofe-throat the Turks and the World W ar did not doctors said It eras grip or a Riild case eyed make a dent in tha Turks alT.ORIDA'S FIN E SHOWING of flu or something like that, and ap- though Germany Is supposed to be plied what remedies they could de- \down and out finandklly and unable to -------f ' nong all ffae Southern States none vise. In Florida, when a patient be'*ntake any war for some time to come, oven to be on a finer financial radian with such symptoms, tba dis-' But Turkey looms large on,the horng than Florida,-taking the roc- ma« wea pronounced dengue. ! txpiS iutd with only Englajid-to lmld 0f loans'and advances made by {gar Finance Corporation's figuffa » . . statemcut, .t.r.M .M ,*- - » “ i-f ista for athe ito f 4U‘ million dollars loaned or ncad dpttag tha period between ary 4, m i , and August SI, l M2, describes the feeling of every Hupmobile owner. - low.;costs that stay low airjtfae year [round. * f • • Satisfaction— with the Satisfaction, In short, faithful way it performs because the Hupmobile the tasks he sets it to do; >vS^a^iysd6es the things he with the fact th at it wa^ requires next to nothing * *" fclTWfcritiHt to do them. �' '____ *V -^ -Lr T E f i T ^ D A r S ' RESULTS American League -At Chicago, 7f Boaton, 0. AfcSfcLoUis, 2;-Ncw York, 8.. A t Detro , \ hlngton, 6. f ------ - negotiations $br *h*t '■aifrood v lth ! the itfiem-1>f the •hop craft* but thht'an "asseolatioa of Rock Island shop employes" is'being formed by those now In the service, with whom all future negotiations will be conducted.” •; ? Mr. Gorman. said 'former employee Would be paw and pension privilege but will not.lm klven theUr o lfli3 * * s 1UL Striding ‘employee of fib * >8*4' .. . _ _ t_L. __ui _a.^ — 2:25 p.m. 8:55 p.m. 2:45 7:10 Antra . * 12:05 p jfl 8:52 pjft To the business man who wants to pros­ per and progress, a strong banking eon- Nation.] League R t m i r ‘’• T — A t Boaton, 4; 8 t Louie, 6. A t Brooklyn, 8; Chicago, 4. Trilby Branch A t New York, 7; Cincinnati, 2. The Peoples Bank of Sanfbrd is so well '1 The executives of aome of tha rot Axrtve W W f f i y , r i ’ 2; Philadelphia, 8-Gj that have bald o ff from thwtybof cr eqiUpped and experienced that its advice 7:00 am im p r o v e * : fettieraent plan, aaaertedtttiaittlie t 8:25 pjd , , .^ A v e ric a n Association j #brta of 4 .H . ^ w e l^ r - ld e n t of J ue to customers in any phase of business BatHetkUe, 9; Milwaukee, 10. finance. khop crafta organisation, have narrow7:00 pm Jj^dUaapolU, 1; Kansas City, 1. j hi down to a fight to get job# fo r the | & d end fifth account of rain). • Leesburg Branch en he called but July 1. Yon are cordially invited to :Investigate Others, rain. | , Mr. Jewell departed for New York Arrive ------3:65p.m. last night with the Intention of enter) HOW-THBY STAND ig Into U a p l)* ^ C iiNsiionaKLeagae In DlaVIB f ■ Won Lost * N i - U ------- U O pjn* * mehasioqfje^tleps^n' —^winging on a I rk Central' Central officials Satur­ & i New York Oviedo Branch Km an-klrpiia*" day broke o ff conferences with rep­ xNo. tM ------- 7:4Spja. i he sought to i resentatives of the strikers, declaring Kpleasure M l xNo. 127— ___ the latter were making demands not known ( * —Hfdlr. except Sunday, Contained in the original, pnmnqraq*t: to pieced *; dum of agreements. gSthsf planc/iSt LADIES, ATTENTION! . Certificate in the nams, of .W. B. iEperlabssle o f white enamel kitchi atplbs lU r^. ikllf —■ A.1 m" h*:;/ .■- i&ttltmr 1 ' r- ** .i: - t'J.,, aets, ! Saturday morning'.See" < n 1 Car load Virginia apples, ttCc per winded display.—The Ball Hardwai ■8 Unless sald certifIcatea shall be daa»adv*tcordln* to law Tax E v*> N li*Y b H c B t;U u la .. . ^Drisrtrlt uMRS. H AR D IN G 'W ILL *< PABMERS—You ,ehh iget seed, bad WITNESS my official aignature frame* arid Irrigation, plugs <at the 'fH p T A lN A T C B IT L -l( and seal thta the 14th day of August, Sanford Novelty Work*. 400-tfe A. a 1922. " " 1 W h i l e o Un v a u e s Ci NG > (BEAL) 1E. A. DOUGLASS, of Application for Tax Deed Philade •Clfrk'.Circuit Court, ’ WASHINGTON, Sept. 18— Mr*. r Sectioa 575«ef the[General Boston : Seminole County, FU. Harding, now on the road to recovery LIM E, };€E/wpNT, ates of the Ststeof -Florida. . ‘-By: A^M . WEEKS; U l *C. from, he? recent serious illness, probWORLD SERIES TO BRGIN OCT, <4 PLASTER and /j'Notice is hereby given, that Wuu W- 8-16-22-29; 9-5-12-10*.8tc WatUpurchaser of Tax Certificate No. . CHICAGO, -Sept. ' >19— The 1922 BUILDERS’ 2481)Mated thO 7th day of June, A. D. world series will begin) in New York 1898,'has filed said certificate In my on October 4, it was decided yciterdsy pfflce<and has•made application for atfa meeting-attended byrkpreseataM ATERIALS trics o f ‘ both New York clubs in tin) of everykind ^office of Commissioner K.-’ M. Landis, ? I nthd event of tho-Brdwns winning in thb American League there wil! bo two games in New York, one day deyotqd to .travel and three gamca play0*3’ iiTtifc'lJl?ula'It was a*£iittfedvthit tfi^, (^ipnta will' win In the National i .i'K (••v.trt »■!*i1n.iqT'iy < * m SERVICE, Q U A L IT Y tf.il M.)', :-i «h .Ir•rot jTSi r a r r mo] rtivc nn, extended tour through the West sHdftenccl6 ATastinS^powaflYmsF ctrarp there will be a i-ne-doy inter- ters arose, one after another, howeverj and haa ipati? B p^lccj^pn^^.^px WibjkiA(v to pennit the preparation of which necessitated repeated poatpone- Deed (o Inane In accordAUce (wJth law. Irio the Propeller. Said certificate embrace thh.jfollqwr A N/rtn k|i| .Im!!,•«, wluAwd Jni‘ described property,,, situated U) fits jears ..Id, ^ iftmJjjj fecminole County, Florid*, to-wlt: NW Bsth law ItANY ROADS JO IN3* ' 1-4 of NE 1-4, Sec. 18, Twp. 20 », Rgo. k smlnn wns the second 31 East. The said land being assessed lirrtit r-riHimtlnn tindfr'the gus*> IN THE SHOP CRAFT ARMY AVIATOR IS at the date of the issuance of such IN 'F A L L r»f llu- Aiiii-rlinn Legion post Of ' VivotraysV ‘ T criiit ilining hnd-'gathi d^irti pintiea were whirring (t till. n\r .liven, tail-spin*, I roll*, Imui..ilium turns, arid »U (Vr tuir tn.rf, of the aerial art ftt tpertn!i.r« Then camo the ttof the iln>, Jnmes was to i»r 9* Hunt made famous by LlOUt r C. I/trkletr Tltitt Of tllmblng <ct “>hi|i" in mini her in midair, k* before rlun day he hadttrled ■a riltiiti<‘<i in t|,«> fnp wing of »ni| l\11■sr Nut upon its surp»fpH in., -inns nnd gave the J e*> nii..p,| nip two ahtpa “'ui -lowly climbed to a it of hai f.-» t Twice the pilot In •H*r P1"""- I'riiiicht the dangling * 10 wtiliin ii f,.w inches of v outstrvtdin] hands before he Jf, 10 kr’",P It. He was seen1* " l' ,,r Lantlnt,- free. And theiw • plines scemni to sheer together 1Boment J»«nes and the ladder urown )nt0 the projl^. , * lo'r,’r »h'l*. Jutucs* body was m O W i i i i vV i i F LIVES ; L«0i Oroken In Roefc glide, * m« Gom* 200 Fi*» Below. M* Junction. D. O- C* ®n' Kdssrds, forest * ,n Hie World - W« T *1,de on ‘ he I “UR. ind With bol J ” ''nrUj into the i J the Fraser rive? belO) , of • section gang at f boweriees to help hi M f 1 *t-J uga jPEACE AGREEM ENT 1 Thousand Return to Work— Rock Is land Men ffotuiing Association 'CHICAGO, Sept 19. — ThreaU | against non-union workers, but few ( outbreaks, wore reported yesterday £s several more railroads put into effect 1 tho shop craft poaee plan and as the number of men employed on other roads increased so that it is now es­ timated, (hat shop fotces arc about 86 per cent of normal. Officials of both .the Chicago, Mil­ waukee A St. Paul and the North­ western announced that the striking shopmen returned to work by the thousands during the dfy and without any sign* of thtf^lolenco noted Saturday w h e n c e returning worker* demadried that all non-union employes be dismissed. . ..A .uw.meot D OVER C L I F F ; __ v| 1rtH U G E SALE DETROIT, Sept 19;— Fi ance C. Fechtcler, one o f thif*; most widely khown aviators 1n tha'United States navy, wits Instantly killed at Seifrldge Field, near Mouni Clemona'ycatcrday afternoon, when the Spad army bi-’ plane’ In* was flying stalled'160 feet in the sir, went into a tail apin and fell on the flying Held. The Dally Herald Delivered to your door itx days a week for IB cents— fifteen (15) B etter May be the cause of many ailments, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Eye troubles, Rheumatism^ Cancer, loss of appetite, despondency, and etc. Dally use of “ RIGGS” a modem Vfthttfrieti With:ttf*ir medicated .floss will pyov^.pyorrhea, correct acid coriditioria o f’ the mouth. Try today’ “ R IG G ^ V TH 8 NEW DAY DENTIFRICE, Your ^drurifist Is instructed to refund your money if you do not get immediate relief from your mouth trouble*. Convincing tes­ timony of deptist* and the public who hove xsralned and safe-guarded their health with this wonderful'prepara­ tion. \ Ask your druggist. cigarettes fo r *1 f X t * *f Cut out tkii I •‘is way to ( khan** J *n4 wss bsbled Dn;* j^Tope. JkjAapleyed Bf tUwJ 1 ^ T ,Wrr deputaeri J4 Q<t*mto*ydelV lu i and croup; ,u «lun bpertfp rlT -b 4 r tU r T a tk *b t and full atxo •nAA v-*" J»s to bav, be,,, ? W,-brtd* bsd bowel*. I fO / L lp c n T It M n M T00.COI Co. —batter VlrginU? —better Barley n .**>I o �BOOKS, NOVELS, MAGAZINES AND . i ii. i.., D Ai-ILY-ifPAPERS *, i ■<>! *>.- ,Se# ,r; e^ t »• |. R o s a iijiHon shop . - 1 1' ’ * Schools will open Oct 2nd.. Come f n . 1 get your books and all School S i NOW YOUR t «.? i v. - -- Special Attention to Prescriptions r '• <............ '| / ' ' . ' *'■' ; SANFORD, FLORIDA1 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 158-W Phone 294 rojm Sanford,F16rida n n ra a n w a x x n n u fc rih ifc H M a ilia ix a a x 'i& ix 'x a m a tfiw iM w tt g antfsafcaaaaaa QUICK iu k u n iB n iu n laaaaapaaaakaaaaaiR i T HAT ' FINISH THE KIND THA' MARES Y O lfh MOUTH WATER Divinity Peanut Brittle, ib.... ..... Chocolate, Cocoanut and Caramel Fudge, lb...... ..... Our own make Salted Peanuts, lb...... ...... .... MEN TO RETURN TO WORK 1M MEDIATELY WITH SSNlORITY RIGHTS UNIMPAIRED PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST ( R r TO * A u h U I « 1 P re s . > REXALL Orderlies Ihejt-Wttrk NatupgUy ^ WASHINGTON, Sept. 19—Officials of the Southern Railway and repre­ sentatives of the unloft shop crafts of that system late yesterday signed the Warfield;iyUIard-,Jewell agreement. PH O N E The strike among the workers of the Mobile and Ohio railroad, which is controlled by the Southern, also was sottled on the same basis. The work­ The.'1 .n il er ftr fs yut> those em­ where. ployed on alt other tinea controlled by ,th* Southern, who, want on strike, at* W r «S M f -with seniority righU n^mpalred. ' '*• Orders wCM'telepraphed by $he sbtfp leaden last night to divisional chatra Temporarily Located Next to Wight Bros.* Garage 19Tl in Wert * troiibfe'h'as 4e/»;iKthfVaHoilab^ffi^Unt« Phone, 32S ] > 1 li 1 j fS> :; Stanford, out the South to.instruct their man to rdfurn to work at once. %%tmllar‘ or­ Florida ders wore “sent out by the Southem's ofUcJi^lSj t o ^ io i» A^speri|t«ndenta <to put all the former workmen back St their old jobs as soon as they ap“■■■■■■a plied. * 1 The conference had been in session L three hours when William H. John■ ' stun, president of the international ■ ' association of machinists, as spokes2 man for the union chiefs, announced ■ that a settlement had been reached. ■ Henry W. Miller, vice-president of | ■ the Southeni lines In charge of opera* J tions, exhibited a copy of the agreeM mcnf bearing signatures of union ■ lenders and representatives of tho 2 Southern, remarking that he expect* ed most of the striking workers to ■ be hack nt work within a wi ck. $3.75 a The refusnl of the shop IcudArs to 2 sign' last Saturday led to doubt in _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 a°me quartern as to Lite- outcome of ■ yesterday's meeting. It was underB stood that the decision in favor of * settlement was influenced largely by ■ President Johnston, who was said to ■ have urged un amicable agreement 5 in tho interest of "industrial peace." E. E. Norria, of St, Louis, vica-prcs■ ideal and general manager of the Mo— —— B bile and Ohio road, acted as spokes■ man for that system in the negotiaa lion,. i»nb In SEEING, 18 IUj ,/ -FLORIDA GIRL IS o) ‘- d Kll.l.BDlN.W l *»wfSr. htf-.-djjfr-ytfr.'iaslIoO mo ’P 19lAMOftg •-thas >minwkrfusq*B6dbUi r " ii‘ anlt*-/!'. i ’ ------- .'.Jir.a Thbrrfasies” Who fdrt» jfcr<p<srt of 1 Bd o; AUGUSTA,- Ga., Sept-JW po^hrtlwijnhhw a»*<fcoW<J her* >aAf UJwmrfciPfiSt. P«Ursbyg:jraH tWrdJ>whb> trflhk tfcatt the tooMbcrl W atModoo,& C*,, near hne iutl when the .automobile Ut wfcidMl { * WeifOttUMriVW* ktHdd *** iwllnMtdl'wdaslttgd iaMogeratedt' I «< ridbifi irith. h«t ^otber.-ilytsn oy iy(flVPxlI%utbr'We thalii the sogfeadtiofa HnaWriaM, *11 of St. PsRpka thfttTttiBy^mrghti(ft4p.'K‘ record 'for--*^ tWJNkqdU in- attempting,^ ( escorts from ataxlcab and sat nupoa month or so sag tea what liturea ^Ul .wagon on the narrow highway, , tJ i^ ’ TW Of’ T 'i. T 1' VI i.' ^ shOV.- v .-%» l.-.l ,.a0 ,H«iiu •• •fp: ,*,Tho .party was enroot* ftps* "' Tbi.' te ^id’U'-Kivi p^ijftstfAa ■'Of course, outside o f iwttu Big di*^ vfilp, N? C„ to .Florida. general 'b atd e)' whites ''and blacks asters, the secounts o f classing accD flocking to the meleee front all direc­ dents are not published Tsy from £h* tions. Razors, knives and dubs aug­ place where they happen, so you mented flats, whije adherents of both would miss a majority of the cases factions stood on nearby tenant roofs ail over the country. and hurled into the swirling mass, Through the newspapers that you bricks torn from chimneys . Riot calls read you will get a lot of information, brought several squadron* of police quite' enough to start a record. who rushed the two factions Into an There arc clipping bureaus in the enforced peace. large cities that could furnish you a Extra police are patrolling the flood of such items. Seeing is believ­ cnighborhood to prevent further trou­ ing, so. make a record and study It ble. Statistics show that 3,000 automo- P aint Your Cheeks front the Inside 0 hllcs were stnick at grade crossings in FAKE AND SCHEMES this country last year. In these acci­ W ILL FAHE BADLY dents over 2,000 men, women and chil­ IN BRADENTOWN dren were killed and over 3,000 others injured. In dozens of Instances whole UHADENTOWN, Sept. 18.—The families, numbering from four to six, business men of Brndentown have de­ were wiped out, as completely as cided to establish n committee in the though a cyclone had struck them. merchants association that will pass A cyclono comes without warning, on all advt dining propositions that from an unexpected quarter—a train are put be .ore the buifnesn men o f the of care always comes along a permancity. Th s secret committee will care­ ent track, so you kpew ylmre to find fully cons'dcr every kind of an adver­ It. tising scheme that it put-up to the STILL GOING ON And'yet, this very.day, more than merohants, ahd will undoubtedly turn one driver, somewhere, will hetedlossiy down nine tenthsVf th^wKeine/that drive onto the tracks, without, looking arc put up to the people By tho tra v ­ or listening and then a rushing train eling fakirs that ore ;so'' comnibn In will demolish his, car. In company Florida during the winter season. L eg ­ with wife and children hs will meet; itimate advertising in the newspapers sudden death. FISTS. BRICKS, RAZOItS always Is the best advertising and AND CLUBS PLAY PART A little thought—a littlg .serious at­ IN NEW YORK RIOTING moat of the achomes that are put up' tention that you give to your business by traveling solicitors are of doubtful affairs,-would save you from such a Ncgroc*’ Invasion of White Settle value. It is estimate^ that the work fate. bettor they be placed on roadwefrk of this committee will save the merehENTIRE STATE WARRING .meat Causes Fight Are you doing any thing to assist ahts of Bradcntown^many thousands in the CAREFUL CROSSING CAM­ AGAINST THE VAGRANTS for a specified time. There are Occas­ ionally very deserving persons in sor­ of dollars each season. PAIGN? ( Don't trust to luck. Use, Every city in Florida is making It a ry plights—but why should they not common s e n s e if you wantrto ;liva, point to arrest tho vagrants flocking seek the aid of charitable institutions pons that sent six victims to hospitals GUN ACCIDENT IS long. ' • i toward, this warmer clime as the cold in ‘those states wlu re they have been and a score of others leas seriously \ FATAL FOR WOMAN sets in over the north. There Is no making their homea for yearn? Kls-' injued, to -physicLana for treatment ST. PETERSBURG, S ep t lOi—Mrs. tracks?color limit drawn in the arrests made^ Iflmmeo is; going to take active steps |early today ns the ecsult of a race riot I f a man cannot show that ho haa as other Florida cities—and rigidly 'between whites and blacks thst gre^v Minnie'Bums, BO, winter, visitor frptii1 some money or has soma legitimate enforce ordinances against the num-jout of th# invasion by negroes o f a Hot Springs, Ark., was killed yester-1 employment he Is usually locked up erous postf which havo for years boon neighborhood tenanted by whito fam- day when a 22 calibre pistol failed to Goblctft^per,dozen. io r a month; if those arrested havo a" bane to all people.—Kissimmee On- ilfea. PollcV reserves,quelled tlm bat- fire she looked down the barrel. The ‘ Sherbets. •per dozer funds and aptwar.to be of tho loafer sotte. tip. Three of the six suffering from gun went off, the bullet striking her typo they are allowed a few hours' to ------ ----- ----- — V" serious Taxor cuts, stab wounds' and Iri the,forehead-between the eyes, in ­ a s s s s Of course it is hard for a rich man ¥ • under police guard vestigations by ths police ahowod tho' McLAULIN, 1 death whs accidental. i-iwT# .V J-5#. tfS -^ A - l . .i-’ lB0-^tc‘ % ------- ---- ---. U -«« easier.for a rich man than for a poor nC(fr6 dtWo negr^gw alsb-afo In Post Cards* at tho Harold Offlc*. 1]hospitals, but have not been arrested. * The Herald, 15c p«r week, d«!iten&. fctdia b^errdn by riffraff It is man ?, Ironliad Y .* U ProducM Rs.ult. on Blood «nd Co*f* ion In a F «" D*y*' ^ Tou, madam, ar^ onlr OB* • millions who hmr w.■r ko » T day struasIlnK. worklns. have and «<> h"l‘l * an eitiulslle complnimi T6»»« of beauty-labor » r<1;’Trr. £ Yeast le the one great .Nature mo He H ouse * •• W e s t F -ir s t S V. ' . S 1 • I1 . !-' • * - ~ ■ ■ ■ •: < E 1B - •-— 1 . 1- 1 ■ skin beautlflsr, a i »■ sMm mwrits < i ow a'il rloo TO«, �> 11* *1 1 * f1a s M k ■•'*• . " M • k * * £ » S • / , AUGUSTINS), Sept. .19.—S t >county’s rook quarry tract will y produce another revenue under gCffcents (TocenUy made whereby i Warden"Leaner* Smith is in-. I with authority to djspore o f r'.and turpentine deposits on the id*. ...” . v ir w t g g jW g t ^ * J 'V 1 ‘.M » :v r r,- v r r o c o u g h s d is t u r b s c h o o l w o r k J J X l i j . School teachers should five the ** .Jhanw advice to children who hare *{{. — 'cou gh . as thla Florida teacher. “ I Largest Attendsnce in lir y D#4!|*commcndcd Foley’s Honey and Tar partment of the Sunday ool Sun* |o the children in my school who bad day we have had for -moi T; ‘ the 'flu* and good results came when­ ever it was used,” writes Mrs. L. . Neat Sunday is • Promotion day. |Armstrong, Okeechobee, Florid*. FolBe'kure to be present azuLget located .y*, Honey and Tar conUIns no optfor the coming eyar and-Jf you have «t*-in gred len te printed on the wrap*, completed the work o f the department w f(- Stood the teat of time aerving you are now In, you wUI receive a dl* three generations. Quickly r tlie m ploms. . ■ COhis. coughs and nnnn thmot >7 i a jte part of the 146 acre tract 1# ly timbered, much ° f which. Is valuable cypress variety, P « retire’ the trset was worked Rs rock deposits, until stUm* brought to the other stdre of by two bluojarkets fishing off shore bore•recently., When they hooked's shark, 11 fast six inches \ong and weighing 700 pounds, tbs sec monster wd Mrs. Nathan Garner and swam lastly awsyq pulling the emkB Ur Marguerite, Mrs. R. C.- dlnfrhy in which the sailors were ridind daughter Eugenis returnSe , Uf> Inc gull and then tho yestcWay from Daytona •S& W . nsillM shark turned about an dhcaded for shore, fh ls proved its undoing fo r a derrick was called into play aptf the IJowanl, H. C. Howard, D. C.. snimalj wss hbisted to the deck. of AtisnU and A J. Rcboy of ■ ^**^*’** -. c , Cubs, are spending .eoms AT. PETERSBURG, Sept. 19.—The w at tho Montaxuma. There mayor, a( traffic- cop and a patrolman ntn *rc interested In the mov- tqrped.'from their official functions are Industry. ' here recently and entered something entirely out of their usual line. rtfed Lawrence, 12 year old negro boAWaa left at the depot by his sunt who^rent sway to North Carolina. The*imgro youngster, unacquainted with hfa surroundings was later picked up’by'the officers wandering aimlessly .yrgiind in tbs negro quarter. The of­ ficers took the boy before the mayor ^nd'i,solution was found; were: Dr. and Mrs. 8. W. Walker, Mr. and*Mrs.’ Pi M. Boyd, Mr. Frank Adams ,Dr. L. f t Philips, Mrs. C. H. Smith, Mrs. H. H. Chappell, Mrs. W. 8. Thornton, Miss Ruth Hand, Mrs. J. B. Cfawford, Mrs. Ben Monroe, Mrp. Csl Bradbury, Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker, Miss Julia Laihg, Mrs. 7. F. Rivers, Miss Beulah Brown, Mrs. H. B. Coney, Miss Cora Lee Tillia, Miss Mary Zach­ ary, Mrs. Wm. Musgraves, Miss Fran­ ces Hughey, Miss Gladys Adams and Mrs. O. J. Pope. ■ a Morr Equipment LAKELAND, Sept. 19.— Presiding ■------- -elt)era of the Methodist church in this gM.people have Just cause fo r tvtats am expected hero October 3 and I Ik'our splendid school system' A^fpr a conference with their new fcn I* general ratbfactlon In the bishop, Dr/W. b r.'w ! N. Ainsworth, of Ma* MaA , ind f or the opening of South­ ern College, the Methodist school/. r i-Blshop-AUvsworth was transferred We Invite the public and all users of ELDER SPRINGS W A TE R to vialt the spring and in our method of handling ita product W h y take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim, that this water in unexcelled and fta parity makes it moat beneficial for many trouble*. The Ford people of Sanford aa well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. „ Call phone 811 and have a bottle o f thla water sent you and protact voar health. SANFORD FLORIDA* DELIVER TH E GOODS** Quick Service Transfer P E N N S Y L V A N IA AUTO TUBE Storage Facilities 'Ton-tested,” with each Vacuum Cup tire, cord or fabric, for Last Wednesday attendance at I f we please you, tell others; If not, limited period only. Prices lowest in history. Tube is addi­ Prayer Meeting was two hundred arid tell us. Phone 498 r . ’ tional saving. Buy noy. seventy (270). While Gainesville bad 407. •We haven’t had to work much to keep' ahead of the others, but last George A. DeCottes week they must have decided to make Phone 481-J— ------------------ ----------- 105 Palmetto Avenue Attomey-at-Lnw it Interesting for us, at any rate, they ■■■■■■■■■m inkpnwm awuninaipiM inawaaRwiiM im ia'liiM nnM im iun have, and we' shall have to work some to keep ahead but thetv Sanford folks „• Over Seminole County Bank FLORIDA make, up their minds . to it they, can RANFOUD -:A CHBBRFUL WELCOME AW AITS YOU and will wlij. ^ The boy was carried to a pool room where the situation was explained and The Epworth Leaguers have charge ■tn>d few mihuted enough money was of Prayer meeting next Wednesday collected to pay hie fare to his North night and ask for your co-operation by TV; Need Home Economics *nd|£«robna hom>- Cleanliness is nett to God||0fcs Metropolitan Life Ins. •f B IL L Y S. P A R K being present to help. * The Social Service.Department of the Missionary _ Society is meeting with Mis. J, D. Parker, this afternoon. Every lady. In the church should be a member, qf thq„ Mlaiionsry .Society, You are cordially Invited to Join.. ! Las » '*•• r M • ■ - y. •-•«!/••- .Mii > i r ? , 203-J-----Phone— 201 SANFORD N O V E LT Y W ORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop- , n. jp q a ^ ly . anij .attractive fsm- tq(-»A conference embracing. Florida llyjire Bpen^li^^hrep dayt In Siinfopd . General Jc* a the Texas cooferencia nfc.the.last as they jg«.en route to tho East Cofcst general meeting of :ibe church. IJe hs« Shop and Mill where Br- Peabody w 'V ecep ted ,A ; inuafid I d poritfon; y^eTl kntfwb'/’ a n * . he- want witik- hig^ elfffatloo to the miSi'lovcd in. Sanfqrtf, tWir havings^ blabojirie. " Ha V n o t'a nmreonier to yeuUnt expansion. Twicki* 4 h d fad public hir, been asked to lend M,and hait responded nobly, rnlnw jafficlctit money In one instance ktp the tenrhers’ salaries up to a' >1 fimire ami in the other, bbild«nd equippirur the lunch room at Gnmmur S Imnl •ft sicain the friends of our Ml ijnteni ai r nnked to make “ tho INI. the atmng pull and the pull logether,” and equip the high Ml for an un-to-date four year . twin Hum. I-i>nomicsr the-Worn* tCluh Mini the High School, Stu­ ll have i , i v m hand about fiVe ^ ,l" l; ■ f,,f this purpose, but 1hun<lr,.> > i, wlll have to bo *d In-fit. . . , n n nj j Latin “ Ch- f • unties' this practical i * ’ 'n M ■ * looking, marketing1 m»nag|. wltirh will fit the* *1 KirU . f. Sanford and its vlcin-' bccimi.- the successful execu^ •»f up-1<> date homes. J P |#y to he given at the High » Auditorium on the evening of The total overhead, qr administra­ J*Wr 2Cth will W f or this bens- tion expenses, for Florida was |80^ »n eirthuslastie audience ts t>674p(.Vr 4.7 per cent. for the occasion.1 Some now Mr. Roger* report in discussing the ND atlrm-tivo features wll) be gkftwth o 'fth e csUrch.in this state, P » out «n,l advertised in the Her- paid that the membership had been G ILLO N & F R Y ! ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Westinghouse Lights and Appliances Nsw Line of Fixtures; 123 West First Street Corner Sanford Avenue nnd Third Street S. O. Shinholser Mrs. S. W. Wslkgr left tho first of . Contractor and Builder tho week to spend s few days in Or­ SANFORD FLORIDA lando with her sister, Mrs. Wstjtins, going-from there to visit her mother, Mrs. Parker, at Arcadia. ELTO N J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT Junior Epworth Lcagtio Friday at 4 P. M. 8cnd your children. They Room 7. Miller Iildg need tho Bible training being taught SANFORD there. ■ Nine year old Primary children meet at tth church Friday afternoon to practice* for Promotion Day exer­ cises. ' ', * B. W . H ERNDON Miss Emms Owens, k former techer, is back and wfll teach again thla year, much to the gratification of her for­ mer patrons. [RB------ -AU TO ----- — BONDS Mrs. I. W. Hughey and daughters Incraagod from 60,874 to 72,386 in the returned from the Beach last week. two an? a half year period. The numI . Sept. 19.—4 n°thek \>er'6( churches increased from 720 to * °f rt.a.1 huilding material has. LADIES. ATTENTION I onfanh-,1 jn th|* state, It b be* Special tale of white enamel kitchen »uh iht. r«cnt developments on sets, Saturday morning. See our " near Sumtcrville. Teste haVV window dbplay.— The Ball Hardware y tde'of lin'«> reck deposit!, it Company. 150-2tc *nd a road building firm has 'srer th0 tract with q View th SPECIALS r a il •ping ■ quarry. Goblets, per down...... Sherbets, per doien... Ico Teas, per down.... Tumblers, per doren VL r * d#> ,(i >*••*>•- : Glasses Fitted TOM MOORE ir *■' ' f ‘ ■* ' i > ■J • - ■* ’ K t ’ h - W * iA if * ^ - - > M'f ‘ . . »l J i SANFORD M ARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE. Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street , 1918 West P in t Btree* This is not n small tire but the ssime size as a 31x4 Fabric ; TH A T BETTER HIGH GRADE GASOLINE OPTOMBTRI8T-OPTIC1AN, Opposite Poetoffke 8snford, Fla; San fo r d Machine & Foundry Go* General Machine and Boiler Works; Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts W a rn e d ------------- Phone U ted D EALERS Tires, Gas, Oils, A Phone 44' GUssee Designs MdLaulin, Jr., Opfc D. « . We handle all Standard Brands and the Best in Everything WR GUARANTEE A L L GOODS TO BE SATISFACTORY INSURANCE AGENCY T KDWARD8VILLB, IND. l%# iiUTiTrtfr- rrnTH DSVILLE, 1U., fJept l K - , ms were killed and two Inan Illinois Trsctlor^ Syxtetrt In collided with an automo- A L L N E W GOODS A T LOWEST PRICES Benford, FIs. A T E LM A V E . ------SA N FO R D , F L A . • ♦ ... . - � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 19, 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/1f5b925d3ec477698f7f2d78eb8fdd73.pdf 885f315bcf0ab404da0cbf52e2cf7076 PDF Text Text ‘ £v i t* V *'•t J i r : i IJ . ■; a :.’ , '-_ ... , •J.irvr. • > fh e CUT Sul IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION STT- 1 SM*. 1. 11 .■..! UFM l ■_ fj *» r ■m j' -VOLUME 111 - NUMBER 151 •I. ^Lv•?% jTu SANFORD. FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, SEPTEM BER 20, 1922 f . r..,ru J .ii/ •• . =F=n5; r? F x a JEWELL ANSWERS INJUNCTION jic io R f 4’ • 1 ; •*- - t . <■; . 4 | HIS REASONS 'M?L CHIEFS ___, Details History of the' ‘ •"».;• i; ■ . > - s». I WAS IN ACCORD POSES B------ ■ w ti. RESCUE P R O V IS IO N -— ■KEANS NO ' *2 “ • ■.,. ' * * A$Aments ,..f . ■■. — * . . . X- PUT HEADS • Before the Peace tataS r ■Aa#V ii. — ,. C ^ C A G O , , S ep t 20.—R«iP9paioH- Railway Executive!,” Mr. Jowell said V-/»* ALL FORRECOVERYasrs& F J& S —»*»* ' -.■.•a* , , , m . m ............ .. 6 f the near ea step^ TANGLE WHICH BIDS F A * * TO BE SOME TANGLE \ OVER CIRCUITCOURTMEETING PLACE Ry, for, the railroad shop crafts strike "was regarded by the officers of the was charged to the Association 6f ra|jway employes department slid gen- • «*■ £ft Attorney General Daugherty’s Injunc- ning of a campaign by the Association *r of Railway Executives against the JACKSONVILLE MEN WILL BE Will Be Decided OF ALL TIIB BODIES AND BRING tion bill yesterday. ;d Upon Upor T his A fr „ Ix-nc Tim e to C om e « 8 S , „ . THEM TO T nE SURFACE Mr. Jewell did not appeaT bbf ire railway employes’ organisation for lernon and Balkans Will hBLD FOR ALLEGED DYNACome In Judge Wllkerson In person, but his at- the purpose of .destroying the effect' MITING OF BRIDGE • TODAY f aic Will P ro b ab ly B dH taln tomeys read into the record a 2 d tfage ,ven#M o( the orsaniiations and dlsHis Action (D r Th* Aaa««!a!tS P re ss) » rl * I By Th* JliW ib M ri***» (Dr The AfiMlstrR Press) PARIS, Sept. 20.—Representative* JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 20.—J. P. JACKSON, Calif., Sept. 20.—WhUe ,nr r * . A -w U -t* W i on tho strike, detailed the history t i f , “ »» beginning of a concerted ef- Partee, Otis Norton and E. Pearson, of France, Groat Britain, and Italy io - a mine rescue crows continued to bring WASHINGTON, S*pt. «b~Th* three members of tho alleged dyna­ day put their heads together to ,i * bodies to the surface from the Argo- tho various unsuccessful peace ‘con- fort to destroy the effectiveness of the mite gang were held in $5,500 bonds adjustment of the noar Eastern tan- it houM. passed the aoMler* bonus riaut' mine, the west today turned a t­ lereneds which preceded the agreement | United States Railroad Labor oBard." thia ntorning at a preliminary hear­ gle.. I t was arranged this morning , bill over the president’# veto. .Hie tention to relieving the plight of the reached with some road* herp . last j 0 n. January 31, 1921, thr affidavit ing before. Judge Geiger. Thc caaes that Marquis Cur?on, British fordgB >/ T0(, waa 258 to 54, filly more families and dependents of the forty- week, and declared the union lcadors continuoB> Mr> Atteniry "made a grew out of tho attempted destruction secretary see Premier Poincare and jL_ Iban the neceoaary *tWo-thlrds 1peremptory ,leman(1» before tho labor seven men who died after bping im­ had-never countenance'! violence. prepare the ground for a meeting fhia i Majority. He declared that since August 2nd. ,M)nrd for abrogation of the national of a trestle over Six Mile Creek near afternoon. Italy and Jugo-Slavia will prisoned by fire, far below in tho gold here ami thc trestle at Baldwin on WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-rTbc sol- workings. Compensation checks and when the strikers accepted Prekldeat i a|rm!inenla reached between roads the Atlantic Coast Line. W. O, Con­ also be represented. . -------* m *,ra bonus, vetoed yesterday by Pres* funds realised from prize fights, the­ Harding’s second peace proposal, th e 'n|d emp,oyeg um)cr thc railroad ad- ner, who gave full statement of inci­ . jfcnt llanling will be started today atre benefit* performances are already railway executives have maintained a : ministration during thc war. GENEVA, Sept. 20.—Relations be­ dents on night of the Baldwin dyna­ lockout against them. „ • | iM)ard abrogated the agreements 10 jts second voyage through con- pouring in. miting was released on five hundred tween Bolivia, nnd Chile arc such thAt "To all intents ami purposes" Don-1nn(j r,.fcrrtd disputed rules back to p * ,. Favorable action by the h°u, ° "grave difficulties" threaten unleM aid R. Richbcrg, attom oy.for the d a -'t he principals, but when they were mediation of friendly power or arbl ^ [ fa looked for generally but friends of fenso said, interrupting thc reading of : unnbl,. to agree the board again heard tkr menture doubted If they could tration of league of Nations can be the affidavit, "the strike ended Aug 'th r case nnd promulgated new rules, Muster m the senate the necessary secured. . This declaration was made ust 2nd when the men told the prcai-,to whirh the shopmen objected, two thirds innjority to override the in a letter received by the League' dent they accepted his plan of settle(luring the anmc period, Mr. Jewell nssembly from Bolivian delegate tont0 A plan was to call Up the bill ment. After that It was a lock-out." „a„| two other controversies were the house thia afternoon and have the assembly. Mr. Jewell said he had been advised brought bofnre the hoard and decided a roll rail after nn hour or two of de­ CONSTANTINOPLE, Sopt. 2 0 ,CLUBS IIOVBIt by counsel that the railroads had no ,,, the employes' favor, hut the "de- ABOUT NOVEMBER FIRST FOR bt, Tin- lime of the senate action WHILE WAR legal right under the rules of the I'lHlllllS were viola ted and disregarded OVER EUROPE WK The American torpedo boat destroyer, -; is indefinite Some favored final tset SHIP HUBSII)ARY United State* railroad labor board to |,v the rntlronds concerned.” WAIT Simpson arrived twlay bringing mOW o( strength immediately after the HI 1-1. deny his men their former seniority- (ini. dispute grew out of the prac Americnn eye wltnesaos of the Smyrna ► bouse voted, but others counselled for I I I , T h e A a a n rla lrd I'r r a a ) rights when they resume work. < t»«-•• <>f letting contracts for shop work fire, all agree thnt the flames origin- ' ( l l y T h r A a a o r l a l r d I’r r a a ) a drlii> til! tomorrow. ATLANTA, Sept. 20.—With war WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. -- The ated in the Armenian quarter of the ..-U The defense attorneys preceded the to outside contractors who paid their WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—Presi- clouds hovering again over Europe, Jewell affidavit with the injroductioy employes the prevailing local wage calling of congress in special session city and assert evidence strongly In- . , Great Britain still is waiting for of 89 injunctions obtained by varioui M.a|,. instead of the rates fixed by the about November first to consider the dientes the Turks wilfully started the drnt Harding vetoed the soldiers’ boo­ America to come in nnd help make ft railroads ngainst strikers on their |„,nrd. The hoard-declared this prnc- administration's ship subsidiary bill ns bill, informing congress in a writ­ fire. lasting peace for the world according linea. They contended that these lo* amendments to the transportation nnd unlawful. ten message that while he was in acto Sir Charles Wakefield, former Lord cnl injunctions gave sufficient gunr. -j-y,,. second dispute originated on certain appropriations bills consider­ LONDON, Sept. 20.—Official con­ • ford "ith "the avowed purposes of Mayor of London and Harold Spencer, antee against violence and that a nuf the Pennsylvania where union men ed at a confutence between President firmation was received here front Con­ - fcr mrnnire," he did not snbscrihc to British author, who wore with thu Sul- tiun-wide restraining order wan un*' ,-lnimed the committee to represent Harding. Speaker Gillett, Senator stantinople stating thnt the French |D pruv isioiiB. grave mission that left this morning necessary^ . ythem in disputes "was hand picked" Lodge, of Massachusetts, nnd Repre,- had withdrawn its troops from Chanecutive’sa »uwu action was - The executive - *»° rtgard, „ Mr. Sulgravc Ansistant Attorney Genural Crim by the railroad executives. The hoard sentative Mnndell of Wyoming this nk and Ilaliun apparently were doing (d grix-rnliy in Washington aft ntttklnff f° ^ , . W1 ... the same thing. Tho British forco is t o ' ..... „ hon.. for tb . world w .r hl» “ “ th*1 ’ « " - 1 wur “ lM objected that tho government had the ordered a new ofcction. The Penn- morning. break out again. ^ right to ask injunctions to prevent sylvuhia sought nn injunction to re remaining alone at this point. ttlrrsn-. at least for some time to the destruction of interstate com­ strain the board from interfering and tom. a- it appeared to be almost cer­ PARIS, Sept. 20.—A blood sett!*merce and Interruption in the delivery Judge Page in district court, granted tain that the veto would be sustained it, but his decision was reversed by ment o fthe crisis in the Near E ast of the mails. • by the senate. A votll in tho house with the British troops shortly with­ The causes lending up to the strik the court of apeals last June. Dony*a» planned for today with senate ac­ drawing from the Asiatic side of tho ^ivs the strikers see therp date bnrk lo ing the attorney general's contention tion to b-llow later ip the day or on T O in the government's injunction bill Dardanelles wns predicted by Am«d ■ 1920, according to tho Jewell nffnlav Thurvia) Feriil Bey, principal spokesman for it. At thnt time the labor rommittie thnt refusal of the shopmen to accept Mr H.inlihir not forth a number of of the railway executives' iiswk latooi, a wage cut ordered by the labor hoard NINE BROUGHT TO THE SUR­ Mustapha Keinni Pasha In Europe, In rt.v-- ' i »»turning thc bill to thc WAS ONE OF THE BENT .MEET­ FACE: CORONER'S JURY TO Mr. thc course o fa statement to the Ai*£j 'headed by President Grey, of the i ’n prompted the walkout July I. ’ houM w tie ut ins approval. These inINGS OF THE ENTIRE Jewell declared the above disputes RE SWORN IN TODA) socinted Press tonight. 'ion Pacific, adopted u report favoring tlud.-il YEAR steps to organizu regional adjustment were the prime motives behind the Failure of congress jo provide . a d i r T h e A u m Ii I H P r * * * ) SMYRNA, Sept. 20.—Fire haa boards, bh provided by the transpor- strike. means of financing. . Five The Sanford Rotary Club had their complished for tho Turks what t h v vto!.:' * 0, o . . e , f t . That inevitably tho bonus would tation act. Z 7 . X b u r , bodies of miners, entombed ^22 days sword failed to do. Asia Minor, th* regular monthly night meeting nt the president of the Pennsylvania, railcontinues, had never countenanced un­ mtan ir.<roused taxation. by a fire m the Argonaut gold mine That tli.- legislation would wipe ev­ Valdez Hotel Inst night where Catnnoo road. presented a minority report op- lawful nets and in their strike instruc- were Ijnn.ght to the surface yester­ cradle of Christianity soon will bo d«- populated of Christians. Many of • tions warned memb rs that violence erythin! thn* far nccomplishcd to re­ served a fine fish supper with all the poslng such hoards. day The United States bureau of those in Smyrna who were not snatchtrimmings. Being a night meeting lorletl. The majority report was rejected l>y would not he duo governmental expenditures and having more time to discuss var­ the association, nnd T. l)e\t itt < uy-, I he defense i . v*e ted to take to mines erew wrapped the bodies in rd from death by American ami othar ' , » vhere, r possible. canvas- v...ure they were found the TK.t .i i e bestowal in which the ious things for the good of the club lcr, prcsiilont of the executives, ap­ liny nml probably part of tomorrow in night before in thc 4.350 foot level of rescuers, «re disappearing into th* aerv i.. , v\.lH « "pervision of pub- a n d 'th e public generally there were pointed Mr. Atterbury to suiceed Mr. closing its cast* The temporary r"e- the Argonaut and carried them thru hil s, some voluntarily, mnny by fort*. hr fniut- and suggestctl "that future | more good things put over than have Grey as chairman of the labor com- straining «rdc • >w temporary in ef the Kennedy mine adjoining. Three Othoers are dying of exhaustion, fact expires wu inuticnlly Thursday of the dead were identified. The work fright or exposure on tho shattered t. be inspired by compcn- j been In somo time .1as the noon meet- mittce. oflings nre a rush and a ronr with but stone wnll in front of thc belightad "Thia action of the Association of at midnight. ution r.ither than consciousness of bringing out the 47 victims of the little time for constructive building. city. * duty ti. flag and country." * fire nnd the poisonous gases will con­ Thc only cry American correspond­ It was decided last night th a t tho That to add one-sixth of tho total tinue until all have been recovered. ' ents hear is: "Won't America C< Sanford Rotary and Orlando Rotary •urn iif the public debt for distribu­ A coroner’s Jury will be sworn in and save us?" tion among less Ulan 5,000,000 of would play a ball gamo In Orlando Unlay hy Mrs. Ixila Potter, thc coron­ Mustapha Kcmal's order pc 110,Ooo,iHiti pVaple would undermine some timo in the near future. Judge er, to view tho ill-fnted miners. An American nnd Allied ships to entar Ho’ashofdea'outllncd a schemo for get­ confidem e on which tho nation's credinquest probably will be held tomor­ the harbor to evseuato thd victims and it was Imilded, and "establish the pro-, ting ---- the members out to every meetrow. It is not cxpectod thc responsi­ to relieve tho anguish of both refugee* cedent ..f distributing public fund* Ing and the Reds and tho Bluea were bility for tho disaster will 1ms fixed. and relief workers, but every day’s de» - • -------------whenever the proposal and tho num­ organised for a contest to see who can The bodies were conveyed to a build­ lny In the arrival of the vessels m bers affected make It seem politically get out the moat for a certain period, Measure H as Been Given to President Harding ing on the Argonaut proporty, a mile the death of many. ( the losers to pay far the supper. •ppealing to do bo.” ' from thc Kennedy shaft, and plnrcd in Loss than 50,000 Christians remain­ Each member will bring $n idea to for His Signature That the 110,000,000,000 of matur­ coffins. ed huddled on tho quay or in co the next mocting—said ing public debt in thc next alx y e a rs .*•— •—r - — t---- .­ idea to bfc Persons without passes or business tration camps out of the original 250.-» ( P r Tk> A m WI s M P rtM l . would 1». difficult to meet without epmethlng"that Rotary should put over WASHINGTON, S ep t 20.—Final Newbeny, Nicholson, Norbcck, Oddie, at tho Kennedy mipc were ordered off 000 nnd thc first are those who •ddine the complication of added bor­ this year. It was decided- to invito tho Southern .Utilities Company to legislative action on tho tariff of 1922 Pepper, Phipps, Rawson, Rocd, (of the property and there wns no dem­ taken forcibly into tho interior. rowings, on account of a bonus. onstration when th'e rescue crews ap­ was taken today with thc adoption of Pennsylvania) Shortrldgc, Smoot, peared at tho collar of the Kennedy Turkish cdlclt has gono forth: "Chri That the adjusted certificate plan move th%lr main office to Sanford. tiunity must be stamped out in Aaln." Good talks were made by many of the conference reports by tho senate. Stanfield, Sterling, Sutherland, Town­ °f payment with its bank and govomshaft with their human burdens. Red The lack of food and clothing ment loans wns little leas than a certi­ the members on membership and (t The meaaure now goes to Preaident send, Wadsworth, Warren and Watson Cross workers remained at the homes the unspeakable sanitary condi fied inability of the government Jo pay was also decided that at every meet­ Harding nnd will become effective tha (of Indians)— 41. of-the widows and orphans of the are adding horrors and the poop: Democrats: Brouusard and Ransdell. “ 1(i a “practice of sacrificial barter" ing one* member must give a five day after ho signs I t Under tho law, dead, making arrangement* for their obliged to eat the flesh of r** minute talk on hla business thus giv­ he has ten days In which to attach his — 2. Total 43. by the veterans. . [ immediate care and funerals. • killed in thc Are days ago. The Against adoption, Republicans: BorThat the bonus would not diminish ing the other members an insight in­ signature. lean bluejackets have ransacked , to something that they know nothing rh, Cameron, Cummins, La Follstto The senate vote was 43 to 28 and ‘be later obligation In Ul« wAy of pfenWASHINGTON, Sept . 2 9 .-T h e ships in ihs harbor for condenaed about but should laarn in order that itnd Lenroot—6. • . came exactly one year, eight month* ‘wn* to the world war veterans. DetnocrAts: Ashurat, Dial, Fletch­ Jugo-Slava legation, In a statement for the famished babies and have MA|1«rtlng that thia obligation would a .broader ri*w <jf the business life of and thirteen days after work waa Harrison, Heflin, today, dicl*red "the Belgrade govern­ en u ptheir overcoats to woniai&Jtl started on what will ’be the first Re­ er, Gerry, Glass, C01t m°re billion* than I venture > Sanford can be obtainedThe nights are bltlerly eo._ . King, McKellar, Myers, ment Intend* to act In complete a g m •uggest,” the preaident declared* that •Boy. work and othar part. oL the publican protective tariff law In near- Hitchcock, ment with the allies" In the near ea ■hivering fugitives .take refuge .’• program end with ‘ years. .FIv? Republicans voted Reed, (of Missouri),'Robinson, Shep­ » rational financial policy today ,l» em situation. . • i .cellars of smoldering ruins; T'YSit i cextarv __ 1.^ , L_ J L ,_ _ tjLhe conference report and two pard, Shields, Simmons, Smith, Stan] have burrowed Into the earth like ( expenditure w h l^ Ia certain off In a manner 'that'made all those Democrats supported it.’ Three Re­ ■loy, Swanson Trammell, Underwood, a year in revenue, ono half from these 1 niais pf tha wild. Mothers in * * TTalsh (of Massachusetts) and Wil­ 10 be required in th* coming year*.’/ present feel that they had attended publicans, Cameron, Cummin* - and anguish and despair are four sources: . , *—” # . Mr. Hsrding also , called aUsptlon one of the beat meetings in the his- L^proot, who vbted • fir the bill as liams—23. Total, 28. their.babies into the aes. .• Sugar, $87,000,000; raw wool; $«3,Of the absentees, it was announced tcreohtyf ahrdlo etadln un on un un Aidenoed In th e senate, opposed It in the luma now being expsndsd for The comblnatlol of. war, 000,000; tobacco, $36,000,000 and laces Oiat Senator Kendrick, Democratic, t$ry of the club. • ■ . ; , the form. It cams from conference. »>e care of the diseased, W ~Y drowning and .'....•so (<.• -affiSFivE The roll call follows: . .... v a m famtfl* s h ?' Senator Norr, .total(8w' i s . . - - . - I and embroideries, $16,000,000. “•pendent and asssrtSd t L , ’■■■i HXT i Joseph S.'McCory, actuary of th* .visited scourge and havoc For. adoption, Republicans: * Ball, Senator Norris, Republican, Nebraska, treasury, figures that the effective cent ' *nd defenstleas ‘ * Brandegee, Bursum, Capper, Colt, Cur­ in opposition. Other absentees, Re* added, would tis, Dillingham, Dupont, Edge, Ernest, pupbllcans and Democrats, It was stat- equivalent ad valorem will average and children. One must go b * "*A * for *— and’ — dust ■tightly below those ii\ the Payne-Al- pagan tim et to find • count " iopding, Hale’ faw5fk ed, war* respectively agali drich a c t .. Th* average of the rate*, the rtigp of fury, fire . an the bon w u f. billion dol.---- — v however, Is declared to ba slightly which laid this great shrine that th* Dumber^ MeTreasury expert* cstimat* 1 1ofg} McCormick, McCuntbfr, del____ _ _ dennlUlJ‘ tianlty in aaheaabove those In the 1909 set. n*w act will yield about $4OO;0OO,0QO Nelson, .New ‘ l---------------Moses, iw . Uaed .on r-\t ’ * ' t : . V’-.vaT. • . ^JSSSSSR[r^***—1 “1*;• BRITAINWAITS FOR AMERICA MAKE PEACE SPECIALSESSION OF CONGRESS TO BE CALLED ROTARY CLUB BODIES BEING TAKEN OUT OF THE ARGONAUT LAST NIGHT o vvta *••••• •••***■ * | _ I . . U ____ — _____ ( » U l t lint FINAL LEGISLATIVE ACTION TAKEN TARIFF QUESTION ADOPTION OF CONFERENCE V ---- -- a s* M W W i l l i n g / c a t s * ■ •v r. ■ .1 " - �/ • : ‘ ‘• P A Y — T O ^ IG : J0>«t Is U.wlU ridn if the clouds eon­ W e Pay 4% Interest on S avin gs A « * u i,ts The m ost.fnafiifest sign o f WISDOM is con­ . . . - • *\ * *• ’ * ' •' tained with the aid o f the . _ • -------But yat Florid* it a dry state most of the time according to report*. Mrs. B. J. Overstreet, Mrs. R. Sear and son and 'MU. Olhre Din! were visitors in Sanford last; Thu * ' little son of Orlando were calling on friend*. In •town' huit ' Sunday A fter­ noon; Mrs. Saisbcrg will B« remem­ bered a* Miss Evolyn Waits. tinued cheerfulness, which can be easily ob­ , ' r ’ WALLACE Mr. and M n. Lawrence W alters and family of M l Varda .were visiting Mr. ■• » • „ Henry Peabody any* it only ruins In Texan about • ten times • *>«-car and who in the world wmnU.to liva jn Texah? • ' 1" • « Mr. and Mrs,.E. C. - Bowman have retained ta,g*nfqr<j.< Mr ^Bowman has adapted a. position with the Southern S g ftl . $ th ac{ion, r.!i?ind ^ horoic at Tdr f u tile causes, thrill •cuei of-b eau tifu worn*! nefr 61 the ai w , , Snub Pollard «/et J- m sa m * • • J- 0. Heine* of the American Type Founder* Co,, with headquarter* > In FrinkTbpHff: • • • ■ * AM*dU,:wa* Id the city today on bo*, Quite a number of the ladies of the incs* connected w}tfo the Herald println» Q°- • * . . WlA7( MO* T»l g] PT B SN 0T B * Classified Ads le a line. He M _ a d takes for } m than.tSc. tk and poaitivlly ’ha' cHaalfled J ads charged te anyone. C»ah ■ moat accompany all orders, ■ r CMmt' fH a'Words' ha A 1fide Tomorrow— |>i Again the Chamber of Cotnmarca demonstrate^! businessmen can (Joincnb vjaltlng ,^el«M«tlori.} War* dren returned to their home1 In For­ the Chamber of Comm mosa after spending several weeks would be no glad handlpg done. 'IffiL w|th Mr an,! M ^ <flm«e*. , ... . : . n — r i , Work ha* been begun pn the side­ Capt M. W. Lovell of Orange Bend, walks... , ■ •PR O G R E SS ■SERVICE Lake county, is at . home for a faw The convk|a have been working on d*yi’ visit'w ith h is famUy here. fte the county road through' here for the report* nju^h rain in. Lake county and Four men were shot, two probably fa. paat, several w oefe which U making th*.Jakea-are$Ued.up and many, pf tally hi a 'clash 'between miner*, and a big improvement in Seminole-coun­ th . lowt ipota are umjer (\raterf f Hi* non-union miners today a t Folamac mines, Boffa Coal Company at Barty's main \horo64tob*: : : fV \ * orang. grove at, Orange RamJ U In LEAGUE torf/w. ■ '7 $ S p D *»'H «»k.ff California, arrived on fine shape with bright pyoap*cta fo ^ a w--. . n ’r';. HIP TODAY Saturday lo sp en d io W tlm a with' his bumper crop at good price*. . You can boy wall piper .at th* San­ brother, Maydr>!Henk.v * r’' 1 ford Paint StOre fbr M a roll, Welaka ST. L0UI8, S ep l'lP .—Hope was not Friends of Lotiis EnUmlnger and Block. -V* . W ite lost bul'D roirhs' road- tb' *dftl 1922 Mlsa Lillian W alttf'w iipbe'‘surprised i r t r i -. ' championship in the"American league to hear of *thelr marriage'whlrir took made "rbbgher. Tfii^ appeared the place September 12th,at I^unedinL’ thought of thousands of S I Louis fpna toddy'"following what was tattled a heartbreaking bitter defeat Browns suffered yesterday a t the hands of the Yankees. - TAMPA, Sept. 10.—September 20 ill "bp observed hero in memory of the some' 25 Tampa and St. Peters­ burg boys who spent themselves with the .torpedoing of the U. S. R. C. Tampa, lost 6ff the English coast September 20, 1918. More thnn 20 local boys went down with the Tnmpn while three St. P et­ ersburg boys were lost. The local post of the American Legcar* to prospective buyers, and th e ( ibn. nnmed In honor of the vessel, is prices sre right, with cosy term*. 6 preparing to fittingly observe the day. and 7 passengers.—II. & 0. Motor Co. [ The Tampn w a s on convoy*’ duty 2Q9 Park Avc^ Sanford, Fla. Distrib- when she was struck. According to FOR SALE—Easy terms, 60 FOR SALK—New five FOR SAI.E OR TRADE—Che 100TH ANNIVERSARY CKLEBRATfet) B y COLE SAYS, “DON’T WORRY ( n r T h e A aao< -t«fr4 P r t M ) Miss Marion Deiterick went to p'hil dclphia, Pa last week to enter. St. Timothy’s hospital at Roxboro ‘’ for training as a nurse. This is the aspic hospital Miss OUdyiyDelterich grad­ uated from last year. W. Wi Gibson arrived her# from Washington, D. C„ VeOehtly td spend sqme time at his place on Richmond avenue. Miss Mattie Dowan and party of Winter Park were callers at the Ellaworth home Sunday. Mrs. L. A. Brtimley was hostess to the Celery avenue circle of Presby­ terian ladies last Thuraday. • Mr*. B. E. S(juire’« home on Lake Onoro was the meeting place for ‘the Enst Sanford Indies Aid Meeting of r J i. .* ' I-OS ANGELESJ Sept. T8.—-Comelius Cola, formed member of on grew, and United Statoe senator from Cali­ fornia, celebrated bis 100th anniver­ sary. He told friend* a t' a reception that “w orry .kill* More pedple'lhan W iM T plood jj*rkcomedjr. ipBimisia For Florida: Cloudy tool) and Wednesday rain in 1 north portion. S ,* * * * * »a LADIES, ATTENTION! :lal aalo of white enameTw Saturday morning. 3^ v display.—The Ball Uudi . -v. D an ce . ■ UIUNK GRAPE A COFFEESANFORD PRODUCT. M5-5tf;¥.; . ----------------- 5 8TR0UT FARM AGENCY, IIIMj noils Avenue.—Bargain in corapkifa furnished .8-room house, G sci*i land in R. R. town. 30 minutes to 8i erp In thls.fleld of the Methodism are ford postoffice, ornngw, guiru, w expected to be present, at De U n d berriei, ,rpses and other on from a|l porta of-tha state* , " !# , shrubbery. Bam, gnragr, t Biabop Ainsworth-will addrea# the houses. Farming_ tool* and ... meeting there the night of October.4,-Poultry. Ail for P^.imki, u .ooo going direct from fiisre whee in.- tho balance 1 and 2 yrnrs An ideal morning he will deliver an address lh- tion for a poultry farm Why c ld e h fto 'th e opening of Soutnern rent? Work in town and own College. * - : • ’ own homo in the country .fy. • w » * » ■ * " ' OCTOBER RECORDS— SAtif niia»p A f r*** : !W SHEKT Must PIANO CO. PIA n 6.T U N IN G ——PHONOGRAPH UEPA - .w im ptu*j r Sanford's New Store Phone 127 10 Stores In Georgia- 1 Store In Florida s'. School Suits '. • 5' • V Re n t . NEGRO LAST NIGHT FOR SALE for Maximum Just Arrived writing uox 174, Sanford. 150-fitp RESERVATIONS FOR ROOMS at Comfort Cottage enn now lie made The Daily Herald Delivered to your for the winter—the house opening No­ duor six days a week for IB cants— vember first. Address Mrs. M. Mar-| tin. Highlands, N ('. ir»0-IOt-Tuei You can-buy wall pnpi-r at the SanFOR RENT—Two apartments, new rd Paint Store for 5c a roll. Welaka and up-to-date; well furnished.— <Kk ’ 150-2U: Cates Apartmonts. 80 tfc FOR RENT — Housekeeping apart­ Ile a u ty C o n te st, Balloon D ance ment, 719 Oak Avo. 147-4tp I>uke M nry W ed n esd ay . 150-2tc FOR RENT—A nice country' home. DRINK GRADE A COFFEE.—A garage, acetylene lights, $40 per month.—A. P. Connelly & Sons.* ,SANFORD PRODUCT. 145-Btc; w-ltc 146-tfc »■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ^OR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette. —Shirley Apartments opposite post office, upstairs. 28-tfc FOR SALE—^Two teams and harness. Inquire of M. Hanson Shoe Shop. 140-12tp SfcjtE N T —3 unfurnished rooms, 314 Elm Ave. 148-3tp ItENT-Fumlsh«xl bed two beds in room. 314 East Fifth SL p 149-3tp FOR RENT—-Furnished bed rooTn, al­ so garage, XIX ^adre) Aye. lM -3tp ■Between wood, leather and Fan TEO-Bie RAYMOND BLUE 160-4 tc for Pies <■*>** “ 1 r.ri • “ *• F.l“ t ... w r > - • \\£ ^ ._ L a > ' - ««• * * * ; vm Jf s Two Pair Pants �1 HiX boom that would beat heretofore ataged in this pa: state. We 'need the houses and , Ihe building associations needs the moneys Why not invest some of it here where it will be safe? shippers of fnjita and ragotabtaa, in' mile atone in tha program of Sanford W « * » bbb b b «i an alarming shortage qf equipment school* and Remonstrate* thqt her peoavailable for service and the time nec- plo are alive to. the advantages of essary to put it in condition,*' Assum- more schools and better equipment, tag that tho railroad strike might be The new; school building will be continue# indefinitely, and th a t'th e ; ready for the pupils about the first of rail transportation might be g e n t ly . January or sooner if poalble and will It seems strange how a grown man hindered, or even entirely suspended, give much bettor facilities in the lowcan .get disgruntled over a trifle and the Journal stressed the importance of cr grades thst are greatly crowded decide he will have nothing to do tho, motor truck, and tho further util- now. ) with tho business organizations of his Ization of Ihe waterways in transpor-1 The entire county will take pride in city and nothing to do with certain totion. ■ jh e fact thst th e ‘new school .building « “ -oP— Uon Urn ista between ua,ones against whom he imagines he It is unquestionable that a much has been'started and will soon bo coin■■■- « i Vi;/ : ■ Sabacrlp.il** P rice la A S ra s w has a grievance. Some people never greater use of these methods would plcted thus lidding another , link to . •» *» • grow up and they fall to seo the prove advafitageous to thp growers Sanford's, splendid school system. We hATt bullt a strung bank here, and we are beam in their own eye. and truckers, not only.in the greater, ___ :_____________ not unmindful-of tho aplendid unity of purpose, the cheapness of getting their products to KENTS f LY HIGH IN v f^ hiP our customers, and thy cooperation The High School needs Home Econ­ market, but In reducing the chances of j GREENWICH VILLAGE] that haa had such a /h a re in 'o u r success omics department und needs equip­ delay qnd congestion, which a re, so; im qm PN TH ARP fl RESIDENTS ARE 8 ment. Not having an appropriation often incidental to rail shipments. B u t .1 And iron Will Und tu over re«dy, with willing for this "department it devolves upon a greatly extended use of heavy trucks! 7" — „ and able service, to do our full share In assuring the NLW 'iORK, Sept. 20.—Green MJBJtBER T U B ASSOCIATED PRESS the good people of the community to demands not only "good" roads, but success and happiness of every worthy customer' T he A ssociated P re s s la exclusively assist ta raising the necessary funds. the very best of roads: ExparlenceJ, Vll,“,r01i* *bout to 1080 ,ta Dohel . **---- > - ' en titled to th e use fo r republfcatloi) of ~ ■ - ' , -- _ t , . , a ll new s disp atch es credited to H o r This will be done by a scries of en­ has shown us that roads which are en .h „ , n o t o th erw ise cred ited In th is p ap er tertainments during tho year—tho tiroly adequate for tho pasaage off-rr Kcn|* hRVo ***” *orc®d *ky high, a n d also th e local -, new s - published comparatively light passenger travel , 11*10 nr‘ *tf complain, by the competi- * J t AU r tjh tw o f te -p u b lic a tio n of special Auditorium September 28th.——Come will not stand up under the pounding I tlon of rich who ^ ^ th in g of ,d lep atch ei h erein a rc also, reserved. qf henvy trucks carrying big loads a t ? rt 1,111 * ke wcar flovv^ lk and out arid help along tho good cause by a hlght rate of speed. I t la evident raidat ° f f*® ***® * 1 your presence. that our future building of roads, i du,an R°wc®, chalrmnn of the rent ,ea*ru8 of Araerican A COMMUNITY BUILDER Sanford is the place for the main must keep in view all these essential. commilt' e ot offices of the Southern Utilities Co. requirements. The roads must have 'A rtists, has called a meeting of artists The Rivers and Harbors bill goes to ,to arran*a {or 5 F. P. FORSTER, President B. P. WHITN Bit. Ctshier This was apparent when they moved better foundations and bo more solidly! "n', 1rcn,1 cata1tf tho president today. Wc hope he fQrbu an «>• *°P» I ............ ........................ .......... to Palntkn. Sanford is the center and and substantially built than wo have ’ wholc“ Ic gets about that veto business • when of commercial buildings along the ■■■■^■■■BBBBRRBBlIpBBBBBBBBMBMIUMBBBBBBBBBiosb ■■■Mill the hub of the stntc und the real he gets to our bills, headquarters for railroad shqps, sh ip ! M)U8t be wider in order to better the ^ u^aon Hnd Cost rivers._____ ^ ■ m n . . . ^ . „ u u . „ „ m u u , nM aa,nnaana4 yards, wholesale business, wnrehous- [distribution qf tho traffic and -wear. * n„ — ' , , _ .. . Florida may bo the new home of cs, big office forces and big business j Th° narrow rondl may »offiC8 * U D dkored 40 silk culture says press dispatch. We of all kinds. They are coming every ™ota districts where the travclia l i g h t , ; * . |gf BOOKS, NOVELS, MAGAZINES AND ;----------;----5 hope so. In looking over our bills— day and every dfy, they nro learning but they arc neither economical n o r 1 _ yes, wc know it is so. that Sanford is tho rcnl business cen­ safe where it is heavy and continuous . 1 ®nce Vou try it, you II always b u y ja DAILY PA PER S They furnished a great object k'sson it—Peabody’s Hard W ater Blend and ■ ter of Florida. • in the early days of road building, of Grade A Coffee, IJD-Ctd; Itw-c * The only way to relieve the Near ----------- o----------the advantages of paved roads over _ East from the Turks is by Christina Bradentown if off the fake ndver I■ bayonets. Food is not sufficient. The tising ling schemes for life and have re - 1 tb® "nn<' trn" H> but the days of their v,y a t > q i t p o A Lilli D tirg ftin S ■ ‘Turks get It in the end. cintly appointed a special committee uilc^ u ln m ln tfint rcaP‘-*ct have long a Schools will open O ct 2nd. Come in and " A peanut politician is one that de of the Chamber of Coimqerre to look since gone by. No sensible persori in HUDSON SPEEDSTER mands newspaper support in order (after all such schemes and keep the Florida, but concedes the advantages j<r, ( Model, new paint, new tires, in g et your books and all School Supplies that he can get n steady job and buy fakirs from bothering the business of hnrd ronds over the deep snnd^that PerfecJ condition • t more peanuts. men. The Sanford Chamber of Com- our fathers wallowed through. But _______ o_______ ' merce has been doing this for the past with the hnrd paved ropds comes the FORI) TOURING. 1921, obligation to make them permanent, ---------- ^ ---------N 0 W_____ ________ Good Condition Food costs have decreased during >'l‘nr ur morc n,,d if eVL7 ' bu"in“ B and capable of bearing any strain that member of the August despite the rail strike and the tuny bo put on them, nnd they must be OLDS 8, LATE MODEL coal strike and other calamities. This iChamber of Commerce ami would let; kept in good repair, all the time. We them take this worry off their minds Don’t wait until the last day—Complete stock on hand shows that a most prosperous prospi season ............ V"'" I cannot ufford to TPhdW OUY^oaHB, at N« Paint, etc. Make fine they would save money and worry duri 1 ..... v ' u‘ “ t is just ahead of all of us. l, . T .least during the lifetifc of tho bonds mg the year, fry it:I ,,, , .................. „ ,, INTERNATIONAL TRUCK which we issue to build them. Better f)m and half ton, body cab n’everyPhilipp Shore, the Tampa Inter huild less mileage, and make them TRAINMEN ARK RIGHT thing, late model Ocani) Steamship man in a talk to the more substantial nnd lasting. It may Tampa Rotanans said we must fight lie that additional legislation on the When ihe trainmen of a western subject is necessary. KEO 8 PEED-WAGON, 1921 for trade Old story, Phillip, old rood a few weeks ago left the train Extra Large Body story. Returning to the matter of the sup-, in Hie desert and the passengers to , ply of crate fnnteriiil, which'is of vast -----------o --------REPUBLIC TRUCK. 1-TON PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST No settlement will be niude in the their fate because they chose to go on importance to tho people of Florida, Late Model, stake body, etc. an independent strike, they forfeited the Lumber Journal estimates that 10 Near East except by war says the Turkish statesmen. Then give the their rights as citizens and as mem­ per rent of the crate mills have gone scoundrels war A few British and bers of the union. The public took ()Ut 0f business in the past year and ^bl above cars and trucks are all good Phone 294-Sanford, Florida some American marines could ■!<> the away their rights as citizens and the the „iolk, both in the mills and the values nnd will bo sold quickly at Railroad Trainmen Brotherhood took packing houses is lower than ever beMrc lirc “«king. job. Iiwny I heir memberships ns trainmen fore at this senson of the'year, fjomq') __ -------- -------- o ---------and members of the. union. The men of the mills hnve exhausted the nvnll * " S A N F O R D M OTOR CO, The Herald wishes to call attention Dodge Dealers and their officers lost their union able supply of timber, others hnve to the fact that Sanford needs at lenst The No. 3 lGl-fJtc one hundred more houses for people to r,ir<,N nM<* r|Kbt» hecuase they had dm found lumber more profitable nnd have live here this winter. They can bo "U,y*,i U,,'lr ,u lM‘rior officers und turned their attention to that, but a built und sold on theinstallment plun 'vrr" rank ‘""urroctionists in striking j majority, it in claimed, have beeomo making money for the builders nnd before they were even called out a n d , bankrupt through a lack of knowledge they wore bnrbarlnun to leave a train of the cost of production, and poor those that buy them. load bf passengers in the desert when ■business Judgment in marketing their The Herald Printing Company i* they could just ns well have carried product. The Journal concludes thnt such going uhend despite strikes, nnd de , them to some town. Now they have pressinns nnd buying material that H')ff‘Ted for it and the heads of the material must he higher since the iron workers hnve had an advance of 20 will make the Herald one of the best per cent in wages, whiih will be re equipped offices in the state. Our fleeted in an advance of nearly 40 per friends have made this possible cent in the cost of nails nnd wire, add friends and the fact that we give them " f l,K' incident says: "One general chairman, three local ing to the nlrcady heavy borden of j something for their money. chairmen nnd eight officers of subor­ timber, labor nnd delivery. -----------oTho moral is obvious. Those ship 1 Another fine school house just s ta rt­ dinate lodges of the Brotherhood of pers who use Inrge quantities of crates ed yesterday for Sanford, This city ' Roilrond Trainmen of California have should get their supply early, and Ins! .their offices as a result, of the undoubtedly has tin finest school sy* avoid a possible shortage and delay recent desertion of several train loads torn in the stall' and with sll our new Tnnipii Times. * of passengers in the southwestern buildings and improvements w e will have the proper equipment t o supple desert The offners concerned were Once you try it, you'll nlway, tor nient our fioe teneh.'l's ,md new build­ .Inn ged with having authorized the walkout m defiance of national head it- Peabody's Hard Water Blend ami ings. I Ul-fitd; 11 v e 1 quarters and wVre removed according­ Grade A Coffee. On account of high rents the Green­ ly, after an inquiry, by their national wich villagers will leave' their oidaI,ri'**,|c,R1 hangouts nnd get tile roofs of sky"This action is good. It tends to scrapers along the Hudson and East public confidence in the loadrivers. This is much better. The vil- ership of the rullroad trainmen nnd to lagers will now get a bnth nnd be- strengthen the central authority of ail hnve themselves or fall off Ihe big t,lc railroad unions over their membulldings. hers. "Nu one but wants to ace full nnd They are still talking about the in- just punishment meted out to those DN .ACCOUNT OF THREATENING : junction when half of the strikers ftuilty of such nnd simitar nets qf „ WEATHER EXERCISES WERE CUT SHORT ki have gone back to work. Why don't kiolcnco in tho course of strikes. Un- j they take this valuable timu for ills- 111 n Letter way tbnn a cetsation of -------Cussing the various points of contro- .tabor can be found to settle industrial' The corner stone of the new school versy? Thcpe will never be nnothcr differences, both sides, capita! and building that will hereafter be known Strike ami the rules are hot needed tabor, must enforce their no-violence, as the South Sido school was laid yesnow. -orders, irresponsible hired guards terday with appropriate ceremonies Mobley’s D rug Store THEHERALDDOESRUSHJOBPRINTING H E H u p m o b ile is pecul­ iarly fo r tu n a te in th e re­ sp ect it inspires in ev ery branc of th e au to m o b ile industry. r J m P B A striking instance of this is the fran k ly a d m irin g a ttitu d e of CORNER STONE j th o u san d s of garage and repair OF NEWSCHOOL men. -LAIDYESTERDAY It is v e ry im pressive , th e way th ese ex p erien ced m e n —who in tim a te ly know a ll m akes of m o to r c a rs — s in g le o u t th e m c o n v e rs a tio n as u . '* •' .. -tb T o u r in g C a r - > 1 150 R o a d tttr C oup* - *1635 ' C ord T i m PrUut F. O. & J M r IksV &' R o a tU to r C oup* 4 190/? �■ Coney, Mary Wleland, Katherine Thig Pen, Louise Purdah, Jane Sharon, Charlotte Stoughton, Dorothea Lawson, Marguerite Garner, Juanita F B B B D A I G W t o W ,^ Smith* Mary Elisabeth Tolar, Eugonla ,Keene, Dorothy Wlgginsl Elizabeth - U .H - . ?SE2L Loffler, Camilla Dean, Lois -• . , School teachers should give'' the same advice to children who have coughs as this' Florida teachor. "I recommended Foley’s Honoy and Tar to the children in my school who had the 'flu' and good results enmq when­ ever it was used," writes Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeechobee, Florida. Fol­ ey's Iioney and Tar contains no opi­ ates—ingredients printed on the wrap­ per. Stood the test of time serving three generations. Quickly relieves colds, coughs and croup, throat, chest and bronchial trouble, Sold every­ where.—Adv, Couch, Burry Bowers, Ralph Tolar, Knrlyle H ouj holder, Richard Deas, Wilson Smith, Herbert Douglas, Charles Betts, Braxton Perkins, Waiter Fox, moron left yesterday for L. P. McCniler, jr., John Minnrik, ,re ho will be connocted Francis Roumillat, Melvin Taylor, .mpion Spark Plug Co. Gail Peabody^ Bobblo' Marlowe, Wy­ ------- : man Harvard and Bobbie Herndon. Hove, of Jacksonville, was yesterday calling on the s COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER and BUILDERS’ Once you try it, you'll always buy It—Peabody's Hard Water Blend and Grade A Coffee. 140-fitd; ltw-c MATERIALS o f every kind RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY ADOPTED BY SANFORD LODGE NO. 27, I. 0 . 0 . F„ SEPT. I8TU To. the business man who wants to pros­ per and progress, a strong banking con­ nection Is vital. The Peoples Bank of Sanford Is so well equipped and experienced that its advice and co-operation ate sure to prove of val­ ue to customers in any phase of business finance. rv Wheeras, Brother Cleveland Jacobs «. R, Haunehey, of Jackpending a few days here has been summoned to the land where the Montezuma. -------' v , gj„ ins Battle, of Sorrento, U the' metive guc*t of Misa Lucy Bird -th for u few days enrouto to Do,d where she will resume her atud,t Stetson University. jf. AGNES GUILD MEETING. Iri. M. Minarik ontertained tho abers of the St. Agnes Guild most ^antiy Monday afternoon a t her K on Laurel Avenue.* In spite of bid weather, there was a good atJince. right colored zinnas and red roses med the rooms, nnd the afternoon i pleasantly spent with sewing. ,le in the afternoon the hostess rtd ice i ream nnd cake topped with f After th<- meeting the members wat to the home of Mrs. Peabody Vtm' they gave n showof to tho litjj, Hum' s Mildred and Ellzaboth PenIn members enjoying thin ivi re Mrs. Archlo Betts, <'olcmnn, Mrs. C. J. "Mar­ ty m Bolding, Mrs Paul |r- i hris Matthews, Miss i.-kson and Mm. Frcdorick our fathers have gone before us, thus severing another link from the frater­ nal chain that binds us together, and Whereas, In the death of Brother Jacobs this lodge has lost a truo mem­ ber and a faithful brother, who al­ ways upheld tho.principals of friend­ ship, love and truth, therefore be it Resolved, that we extend our deep­ est sympathy to his wife and Imme­ diate rclntivca who are grief stricken a t the loss wo all sustained. Be It further Resolved, that wo'bid them seek comfort in Him who '‘tempers the wind to the shorn lnmh," He will look down .with Infinite compassion uson them who put their trust in l/irn. Therefore bo It further ( Resolved: Thnt in token of respect to tho memory of Brother Jacobs, tho chnrter of this lodge he draped in mourning for thirty days, that theso resolutions be sent to the immediato family nnd that n copy be written in the minutes of (his lodge and also a copy be given to the Sanford Herald for publication. Signed by committee, , H. J. LEHMAN, W. E. WALTHALL, GEO W. HUFF. You a re cordially invited to Investigate the exceptional facilities at/you t com mand. { , H ouse o f SERVICE, QUALITY PRICE You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Business Man ip Sanford In This Column Each Day YOU CAN STILL SAVE THAT 512.50 "WE DELIVER THE GOODS” SALE Starting W ednesday the 20th, for one week we will sell Wall Paper from 5c to 20c a roll to make room for our fall stock. Tho Tampa Business College is obliged to organize.the Second Fall Torm Quick Service Transfer opening beginning Oct. 1. The reduction of $12.50 on the life scholarship of­ Storage Facilities fered for tho first term will hold good this term. This old institution for If wc please you, tell othera; If not, bookkeeping, auditing, hanking and shorthand and touch typewriting offers tell us. Phone 498 the latent and best approved courses of study. It has made more Improve­ ments than other colleges, by ndding n complete supply of Burroughs Book­ keeping Machines, Calculating mnchincs nnd other modern office devices. George A. DeCottes You will get tho best at this school, one scholarship covers tho entire course. Wo get you n position ns soon ns you graduate—no waiting; Get Attorney-at-Law our 1022 catalogue nnd arrange for your college courso at once. Over Seminole County Bank TAMPA BUSINESS COLLEGE SANFORD FLORIDA The Accrcdltol School of tho State. I,. M. HATTON, President, Tnmpa, FI*. — > v .-kM1 Metropolitan Life Ins All Figured Paper in this Sale BILLY S. PARK For quick results, try s want ad. im tim iA Y PARTY I TrvkTtlav hung his sixth hirthdiy | saaivrrMu>, Frederick Doigcr enterI UiDnl u number of his littlo friends I nrj informally at his home on Fourth itnvt i Yellow UlIira and ferns were cffecI tinlj um'i) .n the rooms.. In the din[ kfn-otii the table was centered with L' the pink noil while birthday cake top[ fed with mv tiny lighted tapers. Gimov <>f all kinds were played and later the h int for the candy hags Eyrovcil interesting. The prizes for 'Ui> were won by Dorothea I.nwson I sod knrl)li Houshoider. ■• After the games refreshments of j kf cream and rake were nerved. EacH ||W*I was given an attractive favor. Frcdertik was assisted in entertain­ er hi« gue-t* by his mother, Mrs. J 1' l-iw- ■ and Mrs, Archie Betts. 'to i hildren enjoying tfiis evr> i w, ri■ Caroline Hill, Mjirti» Hishtip, Cei.rgenn Hart, Martha I LADIES, ATTENTION! 'Special sale of white enamel kitchen sets, Saturday morning. See our window display.—Tho Bull Hardware Company. 160-2tc SPECIALS THIS WEEK Goblets, per dozen Sherbets, per dozen Ice Tens, per dozen ...... Tumblers, per dozen ■ McLAULIN, The Jeweler ir.o-4tc SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Wrfhka Block SANFORD FLO RID A Flenuty Contest, Balloon Dance Lake Mnry Wednesday. 150-2tc APPLES Car load Virginin apples, 05c per peck, $2.50 per bushel, F irst street. ' 149-6tp General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR nnd B U ILD ER s Phone 481-J ^ Once you try it, you'll' alWnys buy 517 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. it—Peabody’s Hard Water Blend nnd Gt-ade A Coffee. .149-6td; ltw-c 105 Palmetto Avenue A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU GILLON & FRY LADIES, ATTENTIONl mMia 123 We.sl First Street SPECIALS THIS WEEK Once you try it, you’ll always buy it—Peabody’s Hard Water Blend nnd Goblets, per dozen Grade A Coffee, 14t)-6td; ltw-c Sherbets, per dozen . Ico Tens, per dozen..................... Tumblers, per dozen ........... • McLAULIN, The Jeweler 150-ltc S. O. Shinholser CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, enclose with 8 nnd mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef­ field Avo., Chicago, III., writing your S nnfna and address clearly. You will j receive in return a trial package con­ . S taining Foley’a Honey and T ar Coim for coughs, colds and croup; • pound Foley Kidney Pills for pains in side* 2 and b^ck;. rheumatism, backache, kidand bladder aliments; and Foley S noy Cathartic Tablets, a wholcsomo and | thoroughly cleansing cathartic for in addition to usual W arranty a w ritten guarantee on performance is given to each purchaser o f the Oakland 6-44. SERVICE ON PREVIOUS MODELS A S W ELL AS THE NEW constipation, biliousness,' headaches, g ar.d* sluggish bowels. Sold every^ whored—A dv.' * 5 £ FLORIDA ALL LOCAL DRUG STORES H A N DLE FERRALINE E [U u n a iiM M M U N * European Plan Contractor and Builder Open all the year SANFORD *:• FLORIDA Corner Building •very room outside ELTON J. MOUGHTON SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY ARCHITECT 5c REDUCED PRICES (D elivered) Chassis .....................................................$ 950.00 Roadster .................................................. 1125.00 T o u r in g ....................... ;............ ............... 1145.00 1-l’assenger S p o r t .... ..................... 1325.00 Coupu (Special) .... ................................ 1340.00 Coupe (Standard) ................. 1610.00 Sedan ............. ;.......... . . .. .. ........................ 1715.00 •■■•■■■■nnnaiBi "Ton-tested,” with each Vacuum Cup tire, cord or fabric, for limited period only. Prices lowest in history. Tube is addi­ tional saving. Buy noy. V. C. COLLER, Prop Special sale of white enamel kitchen ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS sets, Saturday morning. See our Westinghouac Lights and Appliances Beauty Contest, Balloon Dance window display.—The Ball Hardware New Line of Fizturea 150-2tc Lake Mary Wednesday. I50-2tc Conlpnny. New Oakland Six Sanford PENNSYLVANIA AUTO TUBE > You do not havo to go any farther than your nearest Drug Store to get Ferralina. Thla wonderful remedy la for oalo everywhere. Just deolde right now that you will drop In at your Drag Store and purehaao a bottlo of Forrallno. The retuHe w ill hmsae you. Thousand* have been b en efited by Its ue*. For nervousness Indigestion, rheu­ matism and dlsordera of tho blood It has no psor. Hoad these teattmontali which are but a few taken from the hundred* |n our fle e . nev. W. D. SpurUn, Presbyterian mlrilater, of D e m o p o l - 1018 West First Room 7. Miller Bldg SANFORD ’ iisf 1018 West P in t 8 tree* i S treet B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE------- AUTO-------- BONDS Byes Examined Glasaez Fitted This is not n small lire but the same size as a 31x4 Fabric THAT BETTER JUGH GRADE GASOLINE TOM MOORE OPTOM ETR1ST-OPTI Cl A N SANFORD Frank Akers Tire Company M achine & Foundry Co. DEALERS Oppoaite Poatoffice Sanford, Fla, General Machine and Boiler Work*} Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Platon*; Fly Whorl Steel Gear Hand*; Crank Shafts Returned---------- — Phowie 61 Byes Examined Glasseo Designed H enry M cLaulin, Jr., O p t D. ......... Tires. Gas, Oils, A ccessories • • T , Road Service-----------Phone 447-W • •. • • FIRST STREET AT ELM AVE*------SANFORD, FLA. ■ B v in a n n a n n a n i H iin m iiim i Optician-OptometrUt S it Bast First Street Sanford, Fla. . . . . . . — — — — . . . . . . — . . . . . . . a * — ..m a n .. "For a groat maoy years th a v a boon One o( the delights of hone is tempting, delicious meals, served subject to ops radio, and at U»*a saver* FR ED i t . WILSON sttaoks of Indigestion. Having heard ' ATTORNBY-AT-LAW of tho ouratlvo effects of Forrallno. on oat or two or my best friends, 1 decided First N st’l Bank Bldg.,'Sanford, FIs. Honorable V . W. Lavender, of Cen- Special attention'to examination of , Abstracts of Title , te rv U le .A U u .e a y s!' * "I desire, w ith o u t so licitatio n o r hoot- Public Stenographer MISS MAUDE TYRft, In Attorney Prod R. Wilton's office. First National Bank Bldg., Sanford, Florid. » - thrf best bread SANFORD MAID BR EAD AND ROI � 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/d51071a6429200ce2c7d316783adba9e.pdf b4e303fac41251e6edc8ac1571667b6c PDF Text Text . 1 ■ ■• ■' • w . ________________*______ • “ T h e C ity S u h iU n tto T .C ltyB i "V's*V '*» . > VTi • ij i MiUMw 11 • f :/ *. ' IN THE ’ %’ ■ **!:!! OF THE *1,5? -S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , 1' ; L fc^iltUaliwa «■(— I L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S I 5 C T IO N ... nr (■■ r . ' . <i l w. . * - •% RJR8DAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922 SSI SHUTDOW N HUNDRED . W O R K -^ C A N I : COM M ERCE r M A D E IT ! ** vt , . > — r’ - 'VlV-ii* .'tiQ r r ■>< TO® H009B E S S S I® BILL LW U U J 4. BEING Ui>ED m \u M8de T h at M ig h t M w t W ith Favor From Presid en t, and Sehate •• «»• su bird Unit- the soldier*’ bonus legisla- tfon failed of enactment The senate mteniay sustained the present's nlo of the Fordney-McCumber. bill, X; b. , vote of 14 to 28, falling four f , g||0rt of the two-thirds majority. The 1 1fcouse previously overrode the veto. . Artion Ilf the senate makes it Imposnblr for the veteran's compensation at least until the next session of conITW,, which begins. In Dcceipber. Its porpov <>f Home of Ihe proponcnU to (ontinur the fight and the bonus may becotm issue with some of the coninMiunkl and senatorial campaigns this fall NUMBER t.152 m, • - a ^PREVIOUSLY *'' >•*'* . j V E ' if ■.Vii ■.•* ‘- DOUSE IN BOX CAR WA8 BLOWN UP IN THE • • YARDS V D E T R O IT ^ Sept. 2 b — T h e plan ts o f the F o rd M o to r C om pany, in th e D etro it district, closed last S a tu rd a y becau se o f tn e coal situation, thereby th ro w in g out o f w o rk onjs h u n d red thousand w o rk ­ e r s in the d iffe re n t p a rts o f the country, w ill re­ open to m o rro w m o rn in g it w a s o ffic ia lly an ­ nounced today. O rd e rs f o r re -o p e n in g the plants w e r e telegrap h ed h e r e b y Edsel F o rd , presiden t o f the com pany, fro m Cincinnati. F o rd said that the cancellation o f the In terstate Com m erce Com m is­ sion'S service ord er N o . ’j 2 3 , m ade it possible to o b ­ ,•>, ;.’£i ,1 an * <K. A >>Wstn> >AY T H R O W IN G O N E LA N D M E N OUT OF IT IO N IN T E R S T A T E _ ilO N S E R V IC E O R D R J S T O G E T C O A L ii • • PRIORITY RULE CAUSES SERIOUS ENURE i i, BETW EEN TURKEY AND GREECE A N D STOP TH E > F lG ft T I N G - NEAR EAST v Til ii*« ROAD BUILDING TIED UP BY INTBRSTATB COMMERCE COMMISSION ■'»! - M eanwhile Brttiah Bull D oga and Turku G et R ead y fo r Bldody F ra y a t the D ardenelles V LONDON, 8ept. 21^-Whlla the A l­ (By Tk* A u w U til Ptvm ) ATLANTA, Selt. 21.—Charges that lied powers are endeavoring to ar­ tain coal. priority rulings by the Interstate range peace conference to clckn the Commerce Commission subsequent slate between Turkey, and Greece rail and coal strikes had caused ser- ond to provent more fighting in the Near East, rumbles of hostilities con­ lous road building tio up In the south, tinue. Relatively small British forces 1 affecting more than six hundred miles are holding Chanak, the key position of highway paving, made by the sUtc of the Southern ahore straits, while highway officials, bthers today at­ the Turkish Nationalists are concen­ tending the Southern Division of as­ trated outside the neutral tone at-Iephalt association of New York, sixty mid and Chanak, impatiently await- V Hi miles high type paving Florida been In R estrain t o f In terstate Com m erce and D eter- halted, six hundred men thrown out of ing word to advance. Associated Press dispatch quotes Hamid Bey to the ef­ employment, chief eogineer Cooke of fect that the Kemalist army will cer-' E x te n t the Highwny Commission of Florida tainly declare war on the British If > MACON, Ga., ScpL 21.—Striking assert cd. they attempt to interfere with the Southern Hallway shopmen and ‘offic­ (By The Associated Press) piovcmont across the straits.^ Much ials o fthnt road reached nn agreement CHICAGO Sent. 21,-Judg.yJam«> Wilkcmon is expected to decide t»’ J , ,, iLu* >,c rnilw&y shopmen can be legally re­ H O U S E W A N T S jiopo is based oq the result of a; con­ last night, whereby the men arc to re­ Commerce and determine turn to work In groups starting at .7 lay whether the ference in ffmyrqa between Mustapba TO Q U I T BY jarded govrnment is justified in going Kernel Pasha, and General Pclle pf t|»o P. M. today. I N E X T F R I D A Y French high commission. . hr CXr W o X W - U in the Daugherty injunction case BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. Sept. • 21.— Outbreaks, of violence In Birmingham railroad districts caused renewed en­ ergy on the part of the city, and county authorities in an effort to put down the use of high explosives. A rigid Inquiry is being made In connec tlon with tho blowing up last night of a box car used as a bunkhouse for workers in the yards of the Louisville & Nashville railroad at Boyles. Charge of high explosives smashed the car to bits. One man was severely injured. WILKERSON TO WHETHER ST! •• AS IDE TODAY _ IS REGARDED NSPIRACY OR NOT WASHINGTON, Sept. 2L—Tho bonut hill failed of'enactment lato yeataniiy, the senate* sustaining F lt l i ,h' dent Harding’s veto. Previously’ ' I R o B . R IT IS H W I L L WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.— A reso­ ATHENS. ScpL 21.—With thoua; emporary restraining order expires * t midnight longht home had nver-ridden the veto by ap IN T E R F E R E IN lution calling for sine die adjournment ands of refugees, and refugeos arriv­ ••Urge margin. at 2 p- m. Friday, was adopted by the ing dally from Asia-Mlrior and Insuf­ L IQ U O R T R IA L house today by an overwhelming vote ficient wheat supply at home, Greeca _ The senate roll call showed 44 yea* . it \ . -p and tho measure was sent to tho sen­ is confronted with a food problem so Slid 2* nays, or four less than the W ASHINGTON,. SepL 21.— Unless ate which Is expected to adopt it, if R grave that international help given t«0 thirds majority necessary to over, the defendants', take an appeal from is evident it can complete Its businesl quickly may alone save thousands tide th* veto. The vote In tho house tho decision of the federal court in Bos­ by max that umc. time. Otherwise, the wit 25-' in 54, or fifty *more. than the ton yestorday, an dpermlt a higher oy —- senate — from from starvation. starvation. Aireaay Already some some vww two . « ■will amend the resolution to provu n j,undred thousand refugee* here. Am* rtquire.l number. tribunal to pass on the claim of . tho m . I am adjournment. aflUiimmpnt • » _t i 1„ mA *J for a ilater Although it was reported that a American prohibition navy to jurlsdlc . * erican refugees sleeping In boats at • The house practically disposed of Ita Pirnuus and on floor^ of the Y. j l , G, dp* hill might be Introduced today, it tlon over the esas beyond the three AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT SO GET pressing business with Its action on A. here.. was certain that the bonus fight mile limit, the'Britiah government la AT JACKSON FROM THE FORTY YOUR MONEY SEVEN MINERS WHO LOST the soldiers’ bonus but member* were would not ho renewed, at least until expected here to take up the subject READY THEIR LIVES urged by Representative Mondcll of the next session of congress, which diplomatically with the state depart­ MADE LONG TRIP ' Wyoming, the republican lender, to will begin December 4. Tho senate ment. (ny The A«M«Ut9i * IN HYDIlAi’ LANB (d r T ie Aw««L»l»* **T*“ *. „ W a s h i n g t o n ; sept. 21 —Presi­ rt-mnin on the Job for possible action roll rail follows: Up to the present,, the British (tn1 JACKSON,’ Calif., Sept. ^ l - O n e ARRIVES IN FLORIDA T-. i.v.-r rule the veto—Republicans: bnssy hss confined itself to requests body Is missing today of the 47 gold dent Hnnling today signed the tariff on 0 request front the president for a lirandece.-, liursum, Capper, Colt, for information as to facts connected miners who perished from gas nearly bill for 11)22 making the new rates ef­ special appropriation for relief of. American refugees in the Near East. I (nr T*e . Cummin i urtis, Gooding, Hale, Har- with several esiiurcs and searches of a mile down In the Argonaut mine. fective at midnight tonight. Tl)c senate, however, has before it MIAMI, Sept. 20.— Bert and Harold reld. Jon.-, of Washington, Kellogg, vessels Under the British flag by pro­ By whim of fate, It was the body of disposition of the Liberian loan, a de­ Krueger, arrived safely last night at^ LaFollctle, I.cnroot, Lodge, McCor* hibition agents, and has made, no ap­ William Fessel, the man who wrote on STOLEN DYNAMITE ficiency appropriation bill and other Stuart In their hydroplane Bluebird in mirk, Mi-Cumber, McLean, * McNary, pearance In ;the legal proceedings. rock with smoke from miner’s lamp a .. WAS DISCOVTRED matters which or may not bo'given which they started South Septemb**'; .Nicholson. Norbeck, Oddle, Rawson, Now that the cases have begun to farewell message for all the doomed IN ABANDONED SHIP final consideration 1 from Barnegat Bay. Shortrnlge, Stanfield, Sutherland, emerge from the court dockets, throw­ men. Fessel wrote "Gas getting bad, Harrowing accounts were givan by Meanwhile the question o f calling Townsend and Watson, of Indiana— ing the weight of 'Judicial decisions boI nr Tfc> A■■<x-la(r4 Fraaa) tho two brothers of tehl rattempk 10 three o’clock.” T A ^ . ^ S c p T ^ A 'qusnUty of j congress in special 27 li. ituH rats: Ashurst, Broussard, hind tho claim of extended high seaa Vember 15 to take up administration fly in their hydroplane, Bluebird, from Culh.-ison, Fletcher, Gerry, Harrison, for jurisdiction, it is understood that stolen dynamite wbb discovered this flow York to Florida. They left New C F Heflin, Hitrhcock, McKellar, Rans- thero is to bo a change in the course of FUNERAL SERVICE morning in an abandoned ship along ahip subsidy bill, amendments to the York Septemberl. Engine trouMeg;<i transportation Act «nd certain ap FOR M. E. GILLETTE •1*41, it.. -i i.f Msisouri, Robinson, Shep­ the London government. tho docks at Port Tampa by guards of I forced them to l|nd in a number HELD IN NEW YORK the Atlantic Coast Line. Sheriff is propriation hills was considered at a pard. Mmrnons, Smith, Trammell and The British contend that the lasuca places. Finally engine stalled on N_ conference today between President Wii.h ..f Musnchusetta— 17. Total, raised by the court decision In Boston ___ working on tho theory that the dynaHarding and Speaker Glllett, of the Florida coast and plane landad 44 • yesterday in the caao of tho British N E W ' ^ R K ~ * £ p ? 2~ F u n e r a l mite was hidden In the ship preparaocean .off Cumberland Island. Wh To auntain tho veto— Republican!: schooner Grace and Ruby, which was aervkes wi^l be held here tonight over tor, to being used to damage railroad house; Senator Lpdge of Massachus­ etts, the republican senate leader, and plane hit the water the aircraft Bell, Uorah, Caldon, Cameron, Dilling­ held for rum'selling beyond tho three Miron Gillette, former mayor of |»bop property nearby. Reprcsentaivc Mondell. The congres*-, bopelessly.wrecked, but the boyi i j r ham, liupont, Edge, Ernest, Pemaldt mile limit, are far more grave and lmTampa and a former president pp r o A 8 T tonal leaders were said to favor sucji near enough to swim ashore, - t t France, Kcichs, Moses, Nelson, New, portant than any mere question of the PltetiT Fxchange. who died at a local STORM OFF LUABl a step and President Htrding has in­ then walked some.distance, Newberry, Pepper, Phlppa, Reed of punishment of a few smugglers, or hotel here last night. The body will VIRGINIA TO FLORIDA dicated that It was under consldera- railroad, where they boarded a . Pennsylvania, 8moot, Sterling and the enforcement of domestic custom be taken to Akron, Ohio, for burlal.-| fot* home at Stuart, Fla, . GALES CONTINUE tlon. . . Wadsworth—21. * Democrata; , Dial, laws. • ’ ; , . Mr. Gillette was sixty years old, and In tho-cloalng moment* of the house In the British view, there is Involved Glaw, Myers, Owen, Shields, Under­ | W A ^ |yI^ T O ^ e p ,L- 2 0 ^ A , «tonn session today, Mr. Mendell aought un, PROPOSE UNION OP THE the grafter queetlon o f-freedom of the Is aurvlvefby/wlfe and a son. * wood and William*—7. Total, 28. animous consenCTor two mlnutef ‘ In EVANGELICAL CHUR ____. |0ff south Atlantic central today, latlPain: Caraway and Jonea, New hlgh'seae.; .If It la possible for any na­ which to tell of the achievement* of )oJi " _____ Mexico, for; McKinley againat; Har­ tion to eXUnd its jurisdiction beyond F IF T Y “ n TBRBST MONEY ‘ tud* 32 lln* ltude 71’ ■PP*wnt this congress and Representative Gar­ Northeast, °wtt ris and Wulsh of Montana for; Pro* the soldtrecognised limits at BARRINGTON, Hi., 8ept.'S»>^RROM* ENGLAND I motltffl. -toward North rett, Tennessee, tho democratic leader, FROM ENGLAND Wwither Bureau reported. ____________ _^ ^ linghuyien against. Pittman tod pleasure.it II regarded by the BriUah on o f’the Evangelical Association asked 1 fthe story could not be told In . . . . r . |tinned off Syuth Atlantic Cost, sUrm Ponterena, for; Swanson (present) ae luftertant that tome undenUnding the United Evangelical » ons minute. , •gainst. Overman and.Norris, for; should be reached as to the extent of .- WASHINGTON, Sept 21c-^Great warning remained diaplsired from Vlrmovement; which ha* b« •This congress has transacted more ' i claimed. Britain’s payment o flntawst on war] ginla Capea to Jupiter, Flqrida. Warren (present) against. Ladd and * ' Important business during the presepl of State Hughes Initiated Kendrick for; King, against. Poki­ debt to the United 8Utee due Octobefl — session than waa aver transacted to thla end, but ao far the 15, will amount to approxlBist^y! FLORIDA/ POOT^^^, ^ ^ . e r and Willis, for; Weller against, any congress In American bt*t< iment has not replied to flftor million dollar*, according to t^ jl . INTO BANKRUPTCY Johnson and Spencer, for; . Page lid Mr. Mondcll, after which he aak to seek a reciprocal un7 PILED TODAY •gainst. Total, 21. ' belief expressed by.Twarory officiate, I uie privilege of extending hi* remari t authorixing the search of Absent and not paired; 'Elkins, r country within cerStanley and Watson (Georgia)—S. ITALY WARRS RUMANIA N .. iv—rj-------7 _ bU ftMi TA M pX .'Scpt. 2 0 ^ '---------- -------£7? v A5 Grand total, 96. ABOUT ^ ^ ^ { L DAX tional PublUhlng Company, poUlakar* tall what-congreaa ha* failed to to, H lL t o t _ The house vote on the first passage RY BULGARIA TODAY vt the a Florida Plorlda Port, Port, which which wcepDf recepUr said BepraaenUtir# London, eoelallt ,«u ,. « > « « « . suspended publlcaUin, at WlntnpMks New York. , , , . M V— w- - » ----- I t i ■• Mr. Garrett obtained permission to 7 7 ^ _________ 21.—Italy ImMIfiled a voluntary petition In bankIfc ,n J o »iy ^ y a w a y . 4 77 to 1 yesterday. Tbs senate vote offtclally' informed Romania taht she ruptc ioday. . Aeeeeta were given a* extend his remarks oh "thn non. yesterday c o m p e l, with 47* to 22. » congreto,' ... . ,.,.v . S b -u-tt J r i K l p^m lt any ketion by Buigait* Utm drad*hd ntaqtoeni thmmwd <k>l»hieh the measure was first paaeed might Include urns obeenmlloiia * op. whlch wouldchang* the prae«itsU ttti lare, with HabUlrieeof forty-el*thooi. for a lop* tiina August si. . c; ; tho eubjeet* by tho oeeretuy of w*r v t was not llkaly to quo In the Balkan*, and U ready Kjand dolUr*. Most of the house ' " * and dlhera. .< .• •:> . • • • end was unnec- necessary to tqke racourae with G5* president were •r— ASKS U. 8. TO HELP V V R H R I P | P I a. t »' **tv eral Power Commission has U _ . the 'minority Itary measure!. f ropj eastern, and southern *.v t" • NATIONAL FIRE P R B Y «N T IO N . j preliminary permit to B. H. there be an hour's western delegations voting WASHINGTON,; 8ept —'The DAY IS DERIGNATBI tray, of ColonAua, Georgia, for 'M EXICO CITY, Sept fiO^FourteoP WASHINGTON, 8ept .. 2<h 20^-T7»< ~.>r critea of "vota, ,dlT fbr tho bQL’ ~ ^ L w s m « m killed oad ■ooventeen in-j president. wag requeated in » rpeolu latfon There were iTn wrto^ktotontey o f • north:ltion Introduced today by Eepreeantaproject in Chtpola River, h WA81 •te, Senator i*osenw, ■ prg-r— — , i pastenger train1at Empalma, tlto London^ aoclalist. New York, Florida. A competitive appll dent4"* Arixona, who voted for the bonur orG. M. Thomas was denied bjf whSl117, 'r0tiD* 10 sustain' tbs vfto, veto, mission. teas roceivqa In illwcs. : ijlt nile Senator. McKi] dlcan, Illinois, who,. It was ONE BODY W HARDING SIGNS IS MISSING ^ THE TARIFF BILL IN THE IVfiNE .TODAYJEFFECTIVE W �“P A Y YOURSELF -T O N IG H t P O L A NEGRi W e p a y 4 % Interest o n S a v in g s A cco u n ts ft in tho city today, having come up Tor the corner stone ty in g of die : new school house. Mr. Hadicrw is the (con­ tractor for the new building. T h e m ost m anifest sign o f W I S D O M is con•- • g • »•*' a? • *•»«?' t’ - i L • ‘ ' '• tiniied cheerfulness, which can b e easily o b - STRENGTH f t ■PROGRESS ----------------------- ft Classified Ads 5c a line. No I S ...i 4 taken for leas than 25c. f t and positively no dsaalfled f t ads charged to anyone. Cash f t must accompany sD orders, f t C s a t five words to a line Ka and remit accordingly. . •SERVICE WANTED— Second hand door 8\4 by 8H feet. 127-A, Route A. l6l-2tp FARMERS— I have quite a few ceP cry bed frames on hand- for imme­ diate delivery.— H. T. Pace. ' 105-tfc LADIES. ATTENTION! Special sale of white enamel kitchen sets, Saturday morning. See our window display.—The Bali Hardware Company. 150-2tc Once you try it, you'll always buy it— Peabody's Hurd Water Blend and Grade A Coffee. 149-Otd; ltw-c FARMERS— You can get seed bed frames and Irrigation plugs at the FOR SALE— 7-room house and 4 lots, Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc Good location. Small cash pnyment and lohg terms for quick sale.—(ico. Once you try it. you II always W. Knight. 147 tfc it Peabody’s Hard Water Blend FORDS, Buicks, Oidsmobiles, Oak- Grade A Coffee. 149-Gtd: 1 lands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland, Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These Beauty Contest, Balloon Dance cars aro loto models, and huve been re­ Lake M ary W ednesday. 150-2tc finished, making them very desirable You can buy wall paper at the Snncars to prospective buyers, and the ford Paint Store for 6c a roll, Welnka prices are right, with easy terms. 5 Block. . 150 2tc and 7 passengers.— B. A O. Motor Co. 209 Park Avc., Sanford, Fla. Distrib­ SPECIALS THIS WEEK utors for Hupmobilc and I^-xington Goblets, per dozen cars “ We enrry the parts." 140-tfc Sherbets, per dozen Ice Tens, per dozen SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. See Tumblers, per dozen Thigpin. 06-tfc Mrl.AlJI.IN, The Jeweler FOR SAI.E— Easy terms, 60 acres, 150-4L flowing well land, 10 acres cleared, at rcmarknhly low price if sold now. —A. P. Connelly & Sons. 1-IG-tfc FOR SALE FOR SALE— New five room house, lies. 66c per pk., $2.50 per bushel, two und one-half ncres and, one acre on sale First street from car door, tiled, sleeping porch and large rooms, I lii>-6tp every convenience A. P. Connelly A ________________ Sons 148-tfe HERE'S A GOOD PLACE for some one who wants an "all purpose" K ill S A L E r iv e passenger ruru ii good condition at bargain. Apply Florida farm. 63 acres in the "Cel­ ery delta" 3'v miles from Sanford, 300- Elm Avc. and 3rd St. FOR SALE— 3 single cots, good con near brick road and railroad loading dition, $5 for all. 127-A Route A. station. About 10 acres of this is high ground suitable for grove, in fact has a few old trees nnd some per­ FOR R E N T simmon trees now on it. Rest is in fine truck land, some of it hnving been worked. Has flowing well and will produce excel lent celery or other truck. Priced lower than surrounding land because sale is necessary' to close an estate. Address C. C. W., 612 South Willow St., Tnmpa| 150-2tp CARPENTER wants to do your build­ ing or repairing. Suvct money by writing Box 174, Sanford. l&O-Otp FOR SALE— Two teams and harness. Inquire of M. Hanson Shoe Shop. 149-12tp FOR 'I t E N T — Furnished bed room. two beds in room. 314 East Fifth St. M9-3tp FOR R E N T —Furnished bed room, afso garage, 117 Laurel Avc. 150-3tp n n r K E N T - fo u n g r FOR RENT 4 room house in good condition, large screened front porch, garage, chicken yard, also gar­ den space, near Celery Ave. $12.00 per month.. Phone 1C7-W— E. A. Moffitt . , 151-ltp It ElNT—Apartment, two, three or four rooms. Also extra room, all furnishing, yes, children are welcome. ,1011 Oak Avenue. Phone 283-L-l. 161-0toIB » SALE—Seven room modern muse at 515 Myrtle Avenue/ 4 151-3tp M LQstf—between Sanford and Longwood, leather hand bag, one handle broken. Return tp this.office or to J. H. McCullough, Orlando, and receive reward,” 160-atc W ANTED , W ANTED— Apartment* 2 bed rooms, kitchen, dining room and bath. What have you?— E. Gramilng, Box 10007. ' 150-Stp _______________ . • - . H. A. Lewton of Quincy* is in the city, the meet of Judge ibid Mr*. Sharon. *Mr. Lewton thinks Sanford is just about right ah^ may deddh to locate here in the near future. *« tained with the aid o f the ’ YESTERDAYS RESULTS .* * National League At Boston, 4; St. Louis, 8. . ‘ At Philadelphia, 1; Pittsburgh, 6. Only two scheduled. • At At At At . American 'League Clereland, 7-8; Boston, 4-2. Detroit, 3; New York, d. • SL Louis, 8/ Washington, 4 Phiisdelpliia-Chlcago, iraln. W«U, do ,ou think of » the weather now? I t w u Ml certainly cool iin'd fine this Mi t • wd k W of * w« .weather that spells Florida. 1 * * The fa lin . hVr. even tho 2 S ^ ’ a few wor, Eot one. .may * J -c r ^ ln a n d tr iy e u s w ^ i. tt ta er chance at the b. v. d.’s m Mi an<f,other summer, amuse- Mi m A. stirring iovc tale „f from the original French uCermen." Also— Among the prominent visitors to the American Association * . city yesterdsy tho guests o f the Hotel At Kansas City, 4-3; Indianapolis, MdxlmUm Valdes, .were James W. Gallagher, a 3-4. Tomorrow— Pearl Whit prominent attorney of New York, and At St. Paul, 4; Minneapolis, 6 (18 H. II. Kesaelin, Assistant District A t ­ Innings). jdt'F’ear’*; also a t Wo. n torney of New York. ' l Others played previously. R l : Ruin ...— ;----- W— _ - 4 » - m Comedy. ^ Northeast and clear. IIS Mrs. R. J. Holly and daughters, May ^ iV'JVVl'rVy . tr > Me LEAGUE STANDING and ZZ'M— Mildred, ^ today 1, returned himo National League •m * f t - f t . f t Sm m f t f t f t ' S l i l i l D i S li B li s l E li i from New York, where they have been Won 'Lost HABEAS CORPUS visiting for the past month. They also New York . • FOR I . H. FISHER * spent two weeks in Connecticut and Pittsburgh EXTRADITION FAILS stopped off in Jacksonville fo r two SL Louis ... days, having a Very pleasant trip and Cincinnati .. enjoying tho north very much. FORT LAUDERDALE, Sept, 20.Chicago ..... J. H. Fisher, real estate, dealer, teach f t For Florida: Portly cloudy Brooklyn .... . Robert Deane returned yeaterday Philadelphia er in local Presbyterian Sunda; Jm , tonight and Thursday. from New York, tailing on the Mo- Boston ____ school, formerly of Youngstown, 0 lawk, after enjoying a month’s vaca­ released late last night on a write o M M M f S M M M M tion in New York and in the Great habeas by Judge Davis of West Palm American League Lakes with Dr. Pulcston and H. P. Beach after extradition papers had Won Lost Smith Ail of them aro wild about the been obtained from Governor Hardeo New York lake trip and expect to make it agatn St. Louis ... for the extradition on charges of ob­ next year. taining money under falso pretense at Detroit ..... Youngstown. The court ruled the pa­ Chicago __ Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scott have re -1Cleveland ... pers in the case were faulty and in­ turned home after spending tho sum sufficient. DRINK GRADE A COKF1 Washington mer at various points, Mrs. Scott be­ SANFORD PRODUCT. 14S-5tc Philadelphia ing in Washington and vicinity and You can buy wall paper at the San­ Boston Mr. Scott taking his vacation visiting ford Paint Store for Gc a roll, Wciaka various points in Florida and other 160-2tc nolla Avenue.— Bargain in compUty] Don’t forget to visit the Cash and Block. Btatcs. He is tho head o f the local furnished 8-room house, 6 terw ofI Carry Grocery Store, Sanford avonuo, branch of the American Fruit Grow-1 A. J. Rebozo and pnrty arrived in land in R. R. town, 30 minutes to Sts-I next door to Federal Bakery. The ers and the mnny friends o f Mr. and • prices arc always right— Miss Julia Sanford last night and will be the ford postofficc, oranges, guavas, De­ Mrs. Scott arc glad to have them back, j Edwards, Mgr. 151-2tc guests of tho Montezuma Hotel for berries, roses and other omamcotdl They will he nt the Hotel Vnldoz for several days. The party is from Miami shrubbery. Barn, garage, t poultry the present. and they are seeing Florida. houses. Farming tool* and flock ai I.OOKINQ FOR A COOK poultry. All for $-.000; $1,000 c«4d Miss Irene Brandt left Sunday for Once you try it, you'll alwnys buy balance 1 and 2 year* An ideal loca­ Be sure to see the handsome and St. Augustine, where she will enter St it— Peabody’s Hard Water Blend and tion for a poultry farm Why pay Joseph’s Acndemy. She wns nccom elegant Mr. Smith in Search of a Cook Grade A Coffee. 149-Otd; ltw-c rent? Work in town Rnd own your ponied by her mother, Mrs. Fred at the High School Auditorium Tues­ Brandt, and stRter. Mrs. Frank MciBch, day evening, Sept. 20. Ilia searchings and also her little neice, Miss Con j will take place in an Intelligence Of­ fice thnt is run and managed by ono stance Meisch. of Seminole county’a most prominent O C T O B E R R E C O R D S ------- N E W S H E E T MUSIC women, and the applicants for the Call on Mrs. G. C. Cates for groc­ position are many and varied. eries and dry goods. Everything still nt redured prices. 39-in. Un­ Post Cards at the Harmld Office. P I A N O T U N I N G -------P H O N O G R A P H KEl’AIRS bleached domestic, 15c a yard. 16l-2tc J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. ***■■■•< ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■*■■ ■■■■■■■■■ i S a n fo rd 's N e w Store----------- Phone 127 Benuly Contest, Balloon Dance Lake Mary Wednesday. 150-2tc ■ 10 Stores In Georgia Notice is hereby given thut on tho 11th day of September, A. D. 1922, the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, adopted a certain resolution requiring the impraving, grading und paving with vitrified brick or other hard sur­ face material, the following streets in the City of Sanford, Florida, to wit: FIRST STREET from Mill • reek West to City Limits, FRENCH AVENUE from First Street South to Ninth Street, Sa n f o r d a v e n u e from Fifth Street South to Tenth Street. PALMETTO AVENUE from Sec­ ond Street South to Fifteenth Street. All of said grading nnd'pnving to be done In compliance with complete Beauty Contest, Balloon Dance plans, specifications, profiles and es­ Lake Mary Wednesday. 150-2tc timates of said proposed improve­ ments now on filo in the office of the City Manager of the City of Sanford, Florida, which said pinns, specifica­ tions, profiles and estimates have been heretofore submitted to and ap­ proved by the City Commission of tho City of Sanford, Florida. Said resolution provides that onethird of tho coat of the improving, grading and paving of said streets ■hall be borne by the City of Sanford, Florida, 'nnd shall be paid from the General Improvement Fund out of any moneys available therefor. Said resolution further provides that two-thirds of the expense of the improvements aforesaid shall bo paid by special assessments made and lev­ ied upon *11 lots and land bounding and abutting on such improvsmsnis between and including the termini.of the Improyements upon the streets aforesaid. i 65c P e c k WITNESS my hind as C ity ' Clerk and the seal of the City of Sanford, RAYM OND BLUE Florida, on this the 11th day of Sep­ tember, A. D. 1022, v. i .' B E R R I E S f o r P ie s . (S E A L L ^ L. R. PHILIPS, . • / • City Clerk o f , . R E D C H E R R IE S ’ ' Sanford, FU. fo r P ie s Sept.-13-20-2tc ,J Once you try It, you’ll i It-Poabody’s Hard Water Grade A Coffee. 140 1 S to r e in Florida Line Broadcloths IN ALL COLORS 56-inches, y a rd 36-inches, p e r yafrd �and local dealer* tnigbt u PRINTINGSi0#| im In .tfe w T in * In tried on dealt with according to thn lows of the organiaation of which he m. J. H O ix r---------------------- w « « laa member. y -^ -' > \ *> ' ' * ‘y ' ■V. J. U L U n o ___ »ww(>ry.1YtM at«r ■ "Pasifed In open m u i mooting to ,H. A. NKBL—--------- O w n l MaaMcrr Jacksonville at the''Labor Temple, The Times has always believed that September J8. }Wf2: the disorders and violence which are such fnfquent and'distressing features * iiW trlp tloi I'tioe la ASrai Owe t a r --------- -— •----of nedrly’ every strike, wart ijtj the I main to be credited to the foreign ele­ ment which has crept into the ranks of labor, and Income caaea forms a majority in the unions. It Is so in Herrin, where the brutality and savag­ tka. DnaetraUt la pollHcs. ery of the outbreakW-fe<shocked civillxar*mr. a lm n u sSwsw. ' ‘ *** " * " .* »• - jk-jj-i.---.*. A _ nil!■ » t *ij ■■■ ' « o ■—......— UNION LABOR FAVORS LAW ENFORCEMENT _ nttait&r,iu)~analysta of uelastrwtrl the nativity of the employes of onp or the' Wg packing houses of Chicago. “ S ./ t a a Of 6,000 employes, only nt>out 1,300 ,y duo to the spirit of co-opcratlon that toon ua. ^ - :* . haVa built a strong bank here, and wo Of the splendid unity of purpose, the Pur customer*, and the "co-operation mch a shore liTout success. V *y ° re will find ua ever ready, with willing ** to d» OM^oll ahhxe In assuring the pplnsis of every worthy customer. GOOD! Not now, but In the coming, yean, t may be in the better bind, We’ll read the meaning o f our. tean, were native born Americana^ about the same number were; foreigners; mostly from southern Europe, Ital Ians, Greeks, Asiatics and others, whiio about 1^200 were negroes. Of Don’t forget to vi$lt the Cash and course thd'great majority/ were dens­ Carry OroceiY Store, Sanford avenue^ ely ignorant, many-of them neither next iftor to Federal Bakery. The POST CARD DAY speaking nor understanding the Eng­ ' f a f ; w u it n k k , cssr* prices are. always righ t— Miss Julia. lish language. They were excitable Edwards, Mgr. ■ 151-2tc IIS IU U S IM IIIS IIIB Ii i i i .,.., Sanford is making big preparations! people easily moved to violence, by the for Post Card Day and the Chamber specious talk of demagogues. Many Once you try it, you’ll always buy t e l of Commerce Is fathering tho move- of them had, never been neutralized rntmt In such clear and unmistakable it—Peabody’s Hard Water Blend ami ment aided and nbbeted by the Ki-|atid wero not American citizens, terms.— Tampa Times. Grade A Coffee. 140-6t*d; Uw-C vtannis Club, the Rotary Club, Tho It is so to a greater or lesser degree BOOKS, O V E L S , M A G A Z IN E S AND 'Woman’s Club, the Elks Club, and tho fn the steel works and the coal mines, J. CLEVELAND JACOBS * policeman’s, club and all the other and in all vocations where great numD A IL Y PA PE R S F O R S A L E ^ - B a r g a in s » clubs. Sanford intends to send out bora of men are employed, and where A gioom was cast over our commun­ more postcards this year than havofbrawn and muscle aro more essential SPEEDSTER ever been sent out of this city upon)than brain power, Americans natur- ity, as well ns the entire county, last KlAl LHUDSON f.J .R new paint, f_ a new 1 at il 1921 Model, tlree, In any occasion. It is something that ally gravitate to employments of a Thursday, when the nows reached us Perfect condition should receive the support o f every higher grade, where there is moro that Clcvclahd Jacobs was shot. Mer­ Schools w ill open O c t 2nd. Come in and live wire citizen of the county and is chance for intelligence nnd Initiative, ry hearted, sunny-natured Cleveland, ■.1 1 ■' . - • ■1 1 FORD TOURING, 1921 who was always cheerful, even though the greatest stunt for advertising the and mqrc opportunity for ndvnncoGood Condition City that was over devised. Post Card ment. The Ignorant nnd penniless a task before him was not always g e t yo iir |>ooks an d all School Supplies plensant. We could scnhcclyy believe Day is the 30th of September but you foreigner drops Into the first job that OLDS 8, LATR MODEL can send the cards for one week before offers, or s<*cks it with others of his it. Cleveland was one ' of ; Stmlnole or one week nfterwnrd if you wish, |<ind who have preceded him. When county’s ckpoble deputy sheriffs, and New Paint, etc. Make fine hire car. only the Chnmber of Commerce wants trouble comes , through the machine- wns shot by a Dcgyo culprit w h ovas INTEItNATIO NAL TRUCK ‘ to check up on the vnrious assocla- tions of blatherskites and dema- resisting arrest, lie died within a few ‘ tions and business houses to see who gogues, who find workable material in minutes from the wound, in fact be- One nnd half ton, body cab n’everyDon't wait until the last day— Complete Htock <>n hand thing, late model sends out the most cards. The St. I these foreign masses they seek re- fore he could be carried to the hospital. Augustine Record hns the following) dress of funcied wrongs In the only His relatives nnd friends here,, at ItEO 8PEED-WAGON, 1921 about the event: way known to them, that is, in viol­ Chuluotn, were telephoned. Hia par­ Extra Large Body ■As the first of September nor’enster ence and destructiveness. They bum ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. N. C. Jacobs, and a brings n hrenth of fall weather, «nd bridges and buildings, tear lip tracks number of friends were soon*at SanREPUBLIC TRUCK. 1-TON n hint of cooler temperature to come and wreck trains, nnd tcrorize iiulivid- ford, hut bis spirit had tnkon its flight Late Model, stake body, etc. people in many sections of the North unis who are willing to work for wag- before they renrhed his side. ca which they reject. It is for the con­ Cleveland Jncohs \vafj boni March are already drawing on their aegnty * *» i 4 * - * • slocks of coal for fires that are needed trol of such reckless nnd Inwlesn ele 13, 1892, reared at Chuluotn; having Th" abovo car* ftnd truck« a™ »ll K»»d M und wiU b« » 0,d quickly at for warmth nnd comfort during the ments that Injunctions nnd nrmod lived here all his lifo with the oxcop ; P R E S C R I P T I O N D R U G G IS T first chilly <|pys of mid-September. guards inre necessary. They would tion iV n fow months at Intervals until l,r'r<’H we ure asking. From now on the minds of thousands never be resorted to, if strikes were ho was called uppn by Sheriff C. M. 1 S A N F O R D M O T O R CO. will be turning longingly toward the nlwnys conducted in u peaceful and Hand to fill one of the places of'pub P h o n e 294-Sanford, Florida Dodge Dealers -Sunny South, nnd messages from orderly manner, nnd without violent Hr guard innship, a position he faith ui*/ 1 i No. 8 Florida, telling them of the charms to those who do not ngree with the fully filled until hilPd'eath. He became cpnverged and unity and comforts which await them here, strikers. Better still would it be if the ‘ ’ *— ■ * i i J - u t L i Bshe H aaaaes n -., ^ ■■----- — -i— --w arc sure to have their effect. With this strike, ns u means of settlement of with the ChtiImjkk baptist church VlV idea in mind, Post Card Day, which disputes between capital and labor, his eArty youth; to which he lived S ------ :------ “ ~m ----- ------------- J was so successful last year, is ogAlo could be nbolished altogether, and the j consistent.member, f announced by the Florida Develop- j difference adjusted around the council . Off Juno 10, I0li>, fie was united In mept Board, nnd the date set is Sep-j table, without the destruction and dis­ mprrjagc to Mias loin Black hum of temper 30th. [order andlosa to both sides that al- Falmouth, Kentucky. t (, n general strike. The funeral and Internment took Under the caption “ Load the Mail accompanies must bo place at the ChulObta cemetery Friifay Bags," the Jacksonville Journnl re— Eventually, Eventually, the the Adjustment Adi M. ’Hie funeral Services ccntly carried n timely edltorlnl, which n'ade in that way, why not withqot at -1:30 bringa out some vital points. One os* the hatred and rancor and violence wero conducted by the Order of Odd n< ,p iie L o t .. pocially good one is the advice to “ cut that too often comes with the strike. Fellows and Order of Elks, of which 0 ‘ out the nlligntur nnd snake stuff" and When we become more civlIizcA we organizations he wns n member. The in this undoubtedly the people of the will find tho better wny nnd adopt It. ccrenlony was beautiful and touching. FOR BOYS In tho meantime It is gratifying to The secret orders were assisted by Dr. ' : I •state generally will concur. There are j^ x tra g o o d W o o l ^ u it , 8 to 18. too many beautiful and worthwhile! kn(,w t,ml there in an element in union Walker of the Methodist church nnd 2 -p air P a n ts— one pair lined with ■ things in Florida to be emphasized forj lub;,r whirh. ‘ on<Jt’|n"x the resort to j Dr King of the Baptist church of San Special fo r — leather, all w ool— J it favors the ford. The body was tenderly consign any of us to waste time drawing attensupremacy of lawful and orderly cd to mother earth by loving hands 'etion to saurians nnd reptiles. Every $ 1 0 .9 8 ' bit of ammunition ought to count, and methods. The Federation of Shop and the mound was completely covered cards, folders, and letters which Indi­ Crafts, of Jacksonville, took prompt with many and beautiful' flowers ■ , $ 1 5 .9 8 I T V o P a tits .......... , ia ------— g cate the beauties of the Stato of Flor- action following the arrest of strik­ brought as a token o f love and respect . lids and somo of the State’s improve­ ing employes of the Seaboard Air Lino by those who contributed them. Dur­ for the attempt to dynamito the SI* ing the funeral service there fell on ments should be mailed exclusively. Milu rreck trestle of the Atlantic the large assembled crowd quite n iWith regard to the Post Card Day In new F ail Pattern s, b e s t P e rc a le s a jld M a d r a s an d plain White. SpecCoast line, near Jacksonville. In an shower of rain thnt made us think that of last year, und the day scheduled open meeting the federation passed even Mother Nature wept at the de­ ial i 6 r fea’c n ~ 1 for 1922, the Journal says: the following resolution: mise of such n fine young life. "Last year at the suggestion of J. "We, the Federated Shop Crafts of We point the grief-stricken wife pi L Wnllnce, secretary of the Jackson-( Jacksonville and vicinity in open mass' nnd parents to tho paasage from Iho S ____________________________________ ville Realtors Association, locnl civic ^meeting assembled, do hereby publicly Great Book which snys: “ All things ■ 1 ; organizations were recruited into the announce that we, As striking shop work together for the good of thoso 1 ■*— mailing' campaigns. Prizes were o f­ men, unanimously record ourselves as who love, the Lord." And whi1o_ in fered nnd a contest developed. Ovor denouncing the persons guilty of de­ their bereavement it is so hard to un> 1,100,000 cards were mailed out from struction or attempted destruction of derstand God’s wn/s, yet to the words v rf?f * ijjt. * . this city alonp. 'We are satisfied that property or any other illegal of un- <5f the song wo commend them: ! F o r School D re sse s in n e w C heck inches w ide, fa s t colors, extra the scheme produced the most satis; j a n d -P la id s, 32-inches ' wide, fo r go o d G in g h a m fo r, y a rd — factory results of any advertising •* .■ * >■• ’• . j ’y a r d — . / campaign iqto which we hnvc ever entered,’ declared Mr. Wnllnce. Double that number this year, Jacksonville. IO p 2 9 c *( ] La/Vv “ Charles T. Pnxon, president of the f sssoeiotlbrt, estimates tho cash value , of the advertising at over $100,000. G I R ^ D R IX' t t w a t a L , ‘ “ From distant Shanghai, China, an d Checks, two where a cap! was font, shipping now 50 re al nice G in g h a m ' Dressfe&, 'all sizes, n ew '•ntera Jacksonyill's port. And in'v ‘ A; .In fcs specie a r t a n ia l f n n ao/i lots, ,„qujries arc stiltcoming in to tho realty who lives within tho Sanford Lcgiqn ,J»ard from fYrda mnilpd a year ago. district to be sure, and. join tho Le­ ,{tg_ “ Hit ’em again this year in the same gion now, Wo are making a drive to * , 'spot; Bombard your .friends with the get the men into the Legion that do beat ammunition at hand., I f he's In­ not belong. .JV# have some very fine < xt<!rested Ip growjng thing*, send him doihga that we are going to pot on in ^pictorn w d ./acu about our Sanford this winter and we want'ev­ „,Ynut* and vegotablea, and' our ship­ ery man to boost the Legion towards ping facjlitlcj/^ Maybe hc’s lntcrested N ^ v y / an d B ro w n M isses’ School wear, having ■ the best post in the ^state. V; In lumber, or pitch br bur’pVblifle (lahf*'*- Y i».:v f' • 'tr*-^ j V S a r * —U LSrV. ' Jr ' ‘ : '£. * ¥& != ■ List'Thursday night wo had a .Very < Ang industry, *,,ThoselamTogly a few Of good meeting, but not near enough Vihe oppottunlUea just ^waiting to be members, were there; A ll rata are urg. eriUy requested to turn out at' the IfaSfeV i charice for every Floridanext meeting for we have aome Very sting. .individual, association .dr important matters that will be brought >.'to maka it their tmaineu to see up at this meeting, brio 6f them be­ t'cards and then more cards are have' in the Club House. We have ing for the Armistice Day Celebration, t^opt frotp aR pver Florida to all W he sure’ and" be there -“ Buddy?*, » arourid, 127 paid up members at the* r the world on September 30. Don't f, kltfe "poor postmaster. Load the presonl time and there are quite h hearty welcome awaits you, also any few more coming to; wo yvant every matt whg d&fca hot belong come to tba * ||Jk|gtuttine should be ready to do man who has fto Honorable Di»char#e meetings and sign up with tho Anieri’ . • •«* shaft! toward making X Poet Card from tha Army, Navy and the Marines d*n Legiort. •• ; ■T-r- ■.J - I >' -~-V- ' ■ ‘ ~ ^ ' ' • ’ s t 'f f • • '•■■■ M M obley ’s D rug S t o r e aturday| R SUITSi POYS’ TWO-PANTS SUITS BELL BLOUSES AND SHIRTS * GINGHAM 2& ( i' ■ ' •• . ■ , *• ^ �■ jaw a ■ I' ------r r - 7 " ■ ' |hen and compare it with the dry mattotal movement of Florida I ter bf the egg she lays In a year UUr* y the carload from Sept. 16,1win W 6 I B \itties as mach d iy jM M * mm i in the extreme west end the northMsiern portion of . the section. Rein­ fell—The week's total rainfall over the several divisions exceeded 2 and 4 inches in north-cenltsl counties; 1 to 3 ihfchea over the extreme north with varying hut diminishing smoonts . In the coast counties of the Atlantic. West 0 ftha' 8iiWanhee River the am' oiints ranged from , l l o :more’ than 4 Inches.-: drops^-The' showery, cloudy conditions were generally Unfavorable for the harvesting of cotton, work hav­ ing been suspended to t 'Several day*. In some Instances lint cotton was washed from ftie bolls. As the crop has: been practically harvested, how­ ever, the loss from that source waa confined to small ' areas over widely separated localities. She harvesting of corn, peanuts, and hSy was delayed much of the‘weak, and there was low of hay In some Instances. The Wet weather did net affect cape and sweet phone, Judgie Robert 8. Marx^fo of the disabled Ansel of the world war, under ’M »0|f> eoggy.^pd entirely too * e j Cohere today for W StXffberyiea, tfu £ apd seed ftl OIfflu jagged plecef Ths rasgqet in,the heftdpiWq o L tf* beds. T r illin g tagjme^Uy.bmiHwsrd. although beans, squash, turnip and radio set bad caused sufficient fspsfr wusUsd greens are becoming - more n»mt o ftbe, msfcal to ijrfrtVftte, the tisplentifult and planting truck*s*i rer-. *ue .around, it...-dangerously{ rwpr i| lj| : tlnued whenever possihlsj eonie celery mastoid glands to his nock,, '<t - tf 4raa set 6ut and 6mal I quantities of f Judge. Marx, who served in the artllf rail Irish potatoes are in market. lery. Waa severely wounded tbs dsy^bf* M r n a ’Vrt’il*. «ml*fi ^tronormUv in !«uu) «P fI*n y .in g o ^ fOre tb* arm 1st ire was signed by „ e „ , t . . . . (Xjmpltln of explosion of an ^emy' f heli; ........ 1920:21, or a gain of over body will bo to the weight of' th* dry matter a r l ttf 21). fllo other I words, bakedufHn the dry n m t ^ tim t a a l* the most efficient tnuufoniMf'ofiyBw material into the'finished product tb it ther la on the fam. <H ir physiological activity Is*seme thing rsmarkhble^T so SPECIALS t l i l S WEEK in that,particular the him stands In; ft class by hlhhlfif^gr.vtd.A OPERATION 8 \ * - fr* » ——■ •, f*■rf- : RADIO SET Goblet#, p#r- doren._ sr, Homer 1 Sherbets, per doren Kennedy,.cl In sepaklng of time-saving and U* CINCINNATI, ! Sept. 21.—Rather kid and Mrs, SweaL$y bor-saving inventions • writer; sayi: than ftllbvf.ftilj of i ^ r e ^ l . embedded JM m. T. “ The human mind la feeling ita way to The Jeweler irtry ill with "dam-you* W » Muyep lr.de la J^erre— the ultimate pwelofi when thkfte/ or interfere with tho upe of Jils radio. Moving very fast, four hpwm’ wor^ ft (V|y ftuffloe. The, Florida orange shipping sgeajh r p. N. Wakefield Was oh. Of is near,■, in I fact a feyf - ‘ 1922-23 _ I I :------Jf.WWTWW, Honda yon business, • small shipments of early maturing is s is # u a r e a ie r M "W > W > m Mi&s Edith NtfJtylsn, of East 8an- fruit have t already been made, anjl ■ ' l_- I > M M / - * ‘ A M _ sdis spending m t j f f weeks with eaglet shipment# will soon be regularly and Mm. T. W .'P re v itt!Ur’ * rolling. *'r ‘ lH ' ’ Mrs. Hurry Rivers anfl^chU.dren are tending « few days with: her slater Uses, of Rural Community Build-* n. A. B. Mather* of Qpay. .. ^ Quality Raternjs, Seprice and Price? itlo of Farmers’ Bulletin Mr. ami Mrs, Will Previqtt and son N ^ to rh y Agriculture, Washington, D. C.; II should be in the hands o f everyono hi: CONTRACTORS and ' BUILD­ Cement, Plaster, Roofing, Wall;: i taroqlod in the development of a ‘bet­ Board, Natfa, Keeaa'a Cement,-r f ERS will tell you that their btre'Momluy from New York lo spend ter social spirit in tho country. Tba Plaster Paris, in fset everything chief difficulty, lies in find­ “ Laws Relating to Fur Animals,— the winter. bulletin is wail illustrated'and can be ing concerns that they can de­ for th* builder from the founds- ; 5f “ Laws Relating told22” is the title Mr? Wakefield and'Miss Alexia had free by writing to your Congress­ tion to the roof. It is tha nim pend upon year ih and year out. of Farmers Bulletin No. 1239, Just IfM«s spent Monday evening with Mrs. man or the Department, That what they want is prompt­ of tho B ILL LUMBER CO. to! , sued bjr the U. 8. Department o f A g ­ y. w ProvBtt. ness, precision, a dependable bo of aorvico to th* buyers of j ; riculture, Washington, D. O. Laws to T. W Prevatt and mpther, Mis. Lumber and Building Materials. [ product and a continuous service » The U. S. Bureau of Agriculture protect fur-bearing animals are de­ j M. Prewitt were in Chuluota 6atThe Hill Lumber Co. office IftM ^ which tho HILL LUMBER CO. Economics itays that the honey in th* signed to keep n steady flow of skins trrla) uilrrruion on buslnoas. located at 223 West 3rd Street, J la trying to do. We carry a United States this season has a norm- and peita coming to market. It is said Telephone 185 if you contempt largo stock of Lumber, LaLhn. al.ayeaga, except in the interior moun­ that killing fur animals, when tttalr i i i m i s i s s s— sip sew s*w sm siftm sa#m s"iregsapi<sw rse*i«p i'« tain states. All coionics.fn the south­ Hhinglea, Hash, Doora, Weighta pinto building. Wo will b# ! , m e»re| iri| pelts are hot prime, causes'enormous and Cords, Builders Hardware, plcaned to have yog call on Oft, east states are In good condition snd losnoB every year. An educational Virginia A p p les, peck tho nectar flow and yield' lias boon discuss your, building problems. Face sad Common Brick, Lime, fair. The demand is improving, aspecally for comb honey, prices ranging L e t U s Furnish A ll Y o u r M aterials. It’s Tim e from 10 to 12 l-2c per pound, while Saved, Q uality A s s u re d and R e a l yellqw bqcunyax has brought as high • « r ... i • * • ™r A SM ALL QROWD Service, W e O ffe r Y o u as 25 cents. Good la rg o F n e rs , l b Kinpan’s P ic n ic H am s, Per lb 21*11) IMlIsbury F lo u r, lJer Sack Irish Potatoes, P e ck The United States Department of Agriculture has more than 19,000 em- ngton. Tho rest are scattered at) >v£r the United States and soiqe in foreign countries. Tho work of the department is three different kinds; scientific research; extension .work which carries the re»ult* of the work of the scientists to the people; and regulatory work, The department is Statistics show tlust in most of th< states of the Union t^o planting oi fruit trees and fruit bushes has great iy diminished In several It is sjiown that during thd Igst ceu ap# period tho. fruit trees h^d decreas ed. 50 per cenV. Reports show, thal rsfo Size P re m ie r o [id I )ressing, B ottle Grefaud’s Salad D re B U T E N T H U S lA S t lC A T T H E Q U N € IA J B So Many W «® Out of Town That the Shoot Was Not Largely Attended Sweet M ix e d T ic k le s B u lk “ Forty million dollar* annually-can be raised for read building aqd main­ tenance by a tax of 1 cent a gallop on gasoline.” This statement whft mad* recently by Thomas H. MacDonald, Chief of the U. S. Bureau of Ph^lle Roads, in urging .* readjustment - of tnureeaof wild be paid by. ih* i Co SERVICE, Q U ALITY, PRICE B. 1 ^ Phone 135 Yard: Corner Third and Myrtle , .V- .. ^ __ , On account of a great many of the ■ ■^■■ftRftftwasiftaftaftHaftftaftBKBiiftBwniaaaHaaaa1 ■■■■■■■■■ftftsw aB U H ftaaaftftftB ftftftM ftftu udfl regulars being out of town the crowd of shooters at the Sanford Rod A Gun • W i * n u u u * * m club yesterday was small but never­ theless interest fn this grC#t sport in Sanford is keeping up and those who nr* out -are-Just as eathuaiiLptic ns though there were throe times the number. * , The boys,shot in the face of a high windt yesterday and considering this great .handicap tho scores were very goqjl as a rule. It is impossible to shoot« hljth wind with the kiune aceuracy thatcan bo expected on alalm.-day. A > Beginning next month most of the boy* Vfill fie b^cjc, in town and it is ex­ pected that the attendance will he bet* bw."; ' • ’ s • | The scores for yesterday are ns fob orchards again developed, B ottle H ill L u m b e r Yest. Season Score A vc. * 41-50 J194 ' Jitti .845 .830 Wight .. Coleman *aRe^T?.I ■i Poleaton . ’ -92jl .. 38-50 .820 .789 .. 40*50 .780 Rand .... Wliltndr Harden aye laws to that riTec L ib A rm y C orn ed K e i f 200 eggs ftighs 1^)00 p pounds of a|05 a n d crop T h e re ju s t one w a y to g e t even with y o u r landlord. O w n Y o u r O w n H om e. N o m ore d ark , cro w d ed room s, * >no re n t receipts, no m o v in g fro m iplace to place. C om e in a n d talk th e m atter oyer with p k W e ’y e h e lp e d - h undreds to ac­ q u ir e h o m e s o i $ m r o w p anfi in de­ pendence; ^ W c a n nelp y o u *- r Co n d i * tit lN FLORIDA FOR TH E ' l € i (V ma .r.tu r.— Temper.lure < U « ho aaftaonml, howarer^1 during tk over much of tha pooisula, extreme* exceeding 90 da* Sunshine— The'week iWae one ^#EH|te^xj^<Iuent V h o if* ^ imd exceptionally !• -i >>• �RVBLTK diggers n IN moLB OF LIFB SAVER AT PALM 8PBINGS ile pointed to the hawk and other soaring birds as an Illustration. The Palm Springs—-where God hae been hawk will saU down to • field, whence very lavish with hls beauties— the It will cycle In ascent, forced upward * AUT6 ■ palm trees meet In a canopy over hy ths rising air caused bjr the reflect? ‘“Ton-teated/V with e*ch Vacuum Cup tire, coi head—where ferns and all kind* o ed heat o f the fi&ld. When It has limited period only. Prices lowest in history tional saving. Buynoy. From Jonas Arland at Hammock foliage and trees irt riotous luxuri reached a sufficient altitude it soars ynce produces the feeling that yon art stray, to rdpeat ths process, miles Groves, Florida, to Samuel Newcomer. .DentonviUe, Micb. away. In this connection, Dr. Madelung Don’t let anybody tell you that you don't want to pool your truit On that commented, that the hawks and other -106 Palmctl •abject Dr. J. H. now aaya: _ ^ soaring birds do not fly at night, stat­ M i u i u M i i w m u u H n i a a m E M m i K U M HaRaaRIHlaa j ■ ••pooling as praclicod In the motft eucosesrul’ associations of the Florida ing that the reason is because all air .Citrus Exchange la Jo reality a most practicable form of badness Insurance, currents are downward at night. night in marketing any perishable commodity It la Inevitable that mishaps shall AWA1T8 YOU Night flying is impossible with glid’{• fa ll occasional can. Pooling so distributes any bad.effects from unfortunate minute, it la claimed. Mr. tester Beeem for the asMe reason. Dr. Madepars that the dlvldod loss Is almost negligible, end, further, by distributing man owns this magnificent property lung said. pxcaptlonally high returns upon exceptionally fortunato can the result la to and is so generous as to ’ Invite the With the application of the princi­ ftabllixe citrus growing and put It 'upon a sound business basis. Yet each grower participates in the distribution of relurta for fruit of the same Quality “ whole world” ae- bis gaeata, to come ples discovered in gliding a new type {a he shipped. Pooling la the Golden Rule applied to business. U Is ’good' •and-enjoy a swim at any time. No of airplane, fu- more efficient and wire fence or locks, all frte, The safe than the present types, will re­ business/ plus." *'<i springis usually full of swimmers am: sult, Dr. Madelung believes.. Dr. MadAs 1 see It, ■ fellow pools fals fruit, .whether he goes Into a pool or not. Jf be plays a lone hand, he has got to pool with himself. That means tat many claim much benefit by the water, •Jung's designs are.J&efng nsedextenyears and lean years; and the lean'years a n be depended upon to come at which rejuvinatrs and invigorates, in lively In the construction. Hera p i a the wrong time. JA man doesn’t pool gdod fruit and get returns' proportioned fact .you feel "dona over,” and say new type of seaplane, It wiH have a to those of another who ships poor fruit What he does get ts his share of good bye to worry. wing design similar to that of the the returns on fruit of precisely the same grade .and sizes. Wherever pooling By a very strange coincidence, on Hanover glider to be used by the ts practiced ths growers are happy .and are contented with their returns, last'Monday afternoon, jSept. 11, about United States. Navy. •enerally speaking, the longer, the term of the pool operated, the hippie* (he' Corner BsOJhg 8 o'clock, then was net a pian In the Dr. Madelung was assistant engi* growers are. I, for one, would not consider having my fruit sold by any or­ water or in sight, whan a little boy •very room oetiids war, necr before 1 ganisation not In a position to gtvo me the advantage of pooling. Anyone - -the . .s’, in the German . was pushed by his companion and toptop­ Institute of Aeronautical Research at Who refuse# to enter Into a pool is not properly informed on the subject, else pled over In* the spring, when it was Ja like some of those Individualists who refuse to divide responsibility with eight or nine feet deep. Mias Evelyn Aldcrahoff. He was called to ths their fellows by carrying Insurance on their homes. Yet when one of that Btggers was swimming about forty ’rout as a pilot but was later recalled ■ort gets burned out without Insurance tie generally makes such a walling and feet (rain where he went under. She to Aldershoff. gnashing of teeth ‘It la hard to hear the clink of the silver falling Into the at once went to him and rsscuscl him bat that well-meaning nelghbora a n passing about to buy a new outfit of after he had gone down twice, just as SOME BUSY STUDENT, Clothes for his family. The arguments that some put up against pooling some­ he was going down for the third time. FOUR'HOURS SUBBP, how sound to me like plea of the fellow who was being tried for the murder The little boy clung so tenaciously to BALANCE IN WORK Of his father and mother, and asked the mercy of the court on the ground that her neck that ahe had to keep her wits hi| was an orphan. about her to keep from beinif pulled This 1b not a small tire but the same size aa a 31x4 Fabric AKRON, 0., Sept. 10.— Arnold Ben­ I shipped two can of watermelon^ last spring op my own book. One ot under. William Steadman, the'young nett onco wrote a book on "How tb i T H A T BETTER HfGH GRADE GASOLINE them got caught In a washout on a railroad near Macon. That being ^rhht ■on of the care taker, was on the hill Live on Twenty-four Hours a Day.” the railroads call an "Act of Providence," 1 bad no chanoo to paa# the buck. about 300 yards distant when be lie would find an. apt pupil in Jacob The other one arrived In Philadelphia at a time when every cuss In Florida heard the commotion of the on-lookerii V. Nuugle, dtudent at the University Who had watermelons thought boat to.ship thorn Into Philadelphia. There and the cries of "save my child” by of Akron who has been getting along Were so many on the sidings it gavo the dealors colic Just to look them over. his mother, he ran and sprang into the on about four or five hours of sleep a Mine brought thirty-nine ‘ dollars and olghtocn cents less than freight and water and assisted Miss Biggers. night and speeding the other hours in Icing. I have made money on watermelon! before, and I will mako It again, The boy, “ GJ C.” Fogel and hie a unique dual existence. but It is darned uphandy to slip up and get a little leas than nothing out of mother live at Oak Hill, Fla. 'They Arising at 7 or 8 o’clock in the DEALERS these. How much better It would have boon If all of us bore had handled our wore occupying one of the cottages on morning, Naugle is a college student melons together. In that caso it might Just have been that my two cars the grounds for a week. Mlse Biggest till 5 in the afternoon. Ho is a rub­ T ires, G a s, Oils, Accessories would hare hit the high spots, but I wouldn't haro begrudged some of those was the only one in the water, an(l it ber worker from then till midnight. Who wore ont of luck getting part of my money In that caso. For you can't was due to her presence o f mind and Hurrying out to the Goodyear factory R o a d Service-^------------Phone 447-W beat the law of average, and no really thinking man tries to. There must the fact that she is a good swimmer hr gets into his overalls In time to that the boy was not drowned. Miss always ho aomo who figure they will have no hard lock; and'they, ot course. . mu the second shift and build tires in FIRST STREET A T ELM AVE.----- SANFOItl), FLA Will try io bent the game. For that matter, howover, there are folks who figure Evelyn is just 10 years old and the the right hour shift from 3:30 till they knew enough to nip the earth, though they're hardly able to put a tire eldest daughter of Mr. Edgar Big­ 11 30. on a flivver. These angles of marketing your citrus deserve looking Into pretty ger#. She is a charming young1girl Then home—but pot to bed. Bo­ thoroughly. There Is many a stream which will mako a horse swim to cross and should be commended for hor tween 12 and 8 he prepares his les­ bravery. It that only takes ducks up to their middle. sons for the next day. After that he's "One Who Looked On.” ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r a n B r a M M M n n iw M M M B U M M B H U M u a iiB e iJ ij I will mall this as I go through town. 1)111 Heard, another aovonty yoar got nothing to do but set his alarm youngster, has Just showed up with informatlon^hat iho porch aro biting bard One of the delights ot home is tempting, delidoaa meals, served with j clock and turn in for hia well earned down In the big lake; and 1 reckon we’ll have to go down there and try to EIGHT MORE BODIES 1 V , BROUGHT FROM MINB rest. the best bread accommodate them. Love to Etta and the kids and yourself, from Nnuglo has completed his first three . 1 Your Uncle, Jonas. Last of Forty-Seven to Be Recovered yenra of college under this schedule S A N F O R D M A I D B R E A D A N D ROLLS and enters hie senior year this -iaiLToday—Funerals, Friday f VIL The hard -work and long hours have Ftom Jonas Arland at Hammock not seemed te hurt him: He has made JACKSON, Call/,, Sept 21.—The » Grovea, Florida, to Samuel last of the b'odlps of (ho 47 miners who a. good record, In the class zoom and la Newcomer, Ilentonvlllo, Mich. met death in the Argonaut gold mine regarded as an excellent workman in Dear 6am: the shop. lie is in first class physical Somewhere In the Good Book it says, "Blesaod are the meek, for lhar by fire and poisonous gaa are expected to be brought to tho surface by to ­ Shall Inherit tho earth.” Next to Princess Theatre night ‘ From which 1 rather'that whatever of this world's goods 1 accumulate Eight additional bodies were today will be by my own efforts, aa my chances of inheritance are small. Goodness knows, I have borne this Biblical Injunction in mind, but oror now and then brought from the Argonaut level, in something knocks it plumb out of my head. Have just come back from town, which the miners had erected bulk­ after staging an exhibition, and remorse has me hard and Taat, even if I did heads to retard the movement of tho have considerable provocation. gaa. Seven were identified And 17 1 slopped in to buy a week's rations, and ran Into a fruit buyor and other# hove been placet] in cn#kct». a bunch of my neighbors. Couldn't help hearing tho conversations; and I will Funeral for all of the victims will aay this fellow had a pretty poisonous line of talk. He was willing to admit be held FridAy and the Jackson band tils concern was the one straight and hottest benofactor of tho growers. AH will lead the funeral processions to the the others wero either crookbd or under the management of congonllal Idiots. When he turnod his flow of tatk on the Florida CUrua Exchange, I got into Roman Catholic, Protestant and Greek Catholic cemeteries. The caskets, cov­ the game just to avoid being gassed as a non-combatant Tho thlnga he said didn’t amount to" much. In fact, they would have ered with American flags, will be been laughable If my sense of humor bad been working; but it had quit on placed bcMde the graves before- the tne. One thing that helped make me mad was that in the crowd wore three procession# arrive at the cemeteries. fift e e n (1 3 ) member# of our association who wore taking It ail in, and who either didn't The coroner's Jury viewed two bod have enough Information or enough backbone to stand up for their own iea today and adjourned until after the etter funerals. c ig a r e tte s After ho bad set out his claims as to tho Impossibility of a bunch of farmer# managing Tliolr own affairs, and had bogun to pay his compliments Bargains found each day by read fo r I / V more definitely, I forgot all about my chances for Inheriting anything, and ing the Herald Ads. G ro w e r % R O U T H BAKERY B rlrpod Into him. . * Tpld him firat that I dldu'i have to beg hta pardon for butting In, for When ho was talking about tho Florida Citrus Exchange ho was talking about me; that I wasn't an officer; but I Was ono of tho owner#, and I resented hta •frort to backbite and belittle it. I bullied the bunch Into going over to tho packing house nhd established by actual figures thnt over a 'term ot jeara I had averugod far more for my fruit through tho Florida Gltrua Ex•Chabge than any of the crowd had who had Bold to speculator*. In. fact, ■ • when l began to tear Into this fellow It didn't take me long to have him In a eorncr admitting tbut largely hia talk had been pure bluff, and be didn’t have the facta to back it up. Then I certainly did lay him open. However, when one of my neighbors mentioned that hia own average through the Florida Citrus Exchange had beat /nine a little, he began to get the benefits. Why, ho had stood still with not e word to say, not only let(lng everybody in hearing believe this fellow, but Indicating that bo believed this talk himself. I told my friend that if he didn't think enough of the Florida Citrus Exchange to protect Ue good name on such occasions, he wasn't de­ serving the benefits that came to him through IL ' Believe on the spur of the moment I mentioned "yellow legs,” and said a good deal that I will have to eat In order to ro-eatablish friendly relations. However, It does make me Mred when I find some persona willing to let this propaganda go by when Aa R y 10/ have it Is- tholr power to Soofch j * offhand. It makes me tbre all through when 1 hear aome or our own growers, who are hplplng to direct the affaire t' tb® organisation, run down by such loose talk, wllen I know their services ^ ^ • r e given at a sacrifice to themselves In moat Instances; and I know they . ere being tho* abused simply because* their work help* make the organisation . effective and fbtta earn* the enmity of sQrae ot these speculators. 1 bftlteTft that whoeverlUhdi by you la wQnh minding b/ In turn; and JM long aa 1 profit through my part ownership in the Florid*’ Citrus Exchange. ^ H p e e e f w01 be willing to acept my part ot the responsibility in protecting tf, . meekness to the contrary notwithstanding : f * ‘ And tt 1 run true to form now and than, forgetting all about being meek, I am fairly consistent at that. And wasn’t It' Bill Nye wpo said, "Consistency, ■thou art a mulor . , rt i I •• With tjeal love ,tp Etta, the youngitera end yourself, .from J V . Your Cantankerous, Uncle Jonaa. CLAIMS GLIDER TO CLIMB 20,000 FEET IBs Tb* AaaJcUtrg P r*«> CLEVELAND, Sep. 20.—A motorless airplane, capab! cof climbing to an altitude of 20,000 feet, ia forecast by Dr, George H. Madelung, designer of tho successful Hanover glider, which in a recent glider competition in the Rhone valley, broke all records by staying in the air for more than three hours. Dr. Madelung is now a member of the designing staff of a local air­ plane company. Describing the phe­ nomenal development of tho machine, In Germany, he explained its opera­ tion. The machine has a gliding angle of sixteen to one, that kis, in still air it glides sixteen feet to every foot Jt descends. It has a *aUU air speed of twenty miles an hour. If the wind is twenty miles an hour, the glider re-, main* stationary, and if more .'than that, it goes backwards, but if the air current is upward, th^ glider ascends, It is upon upward currents of air that the-glider places main dependence for keeping aloft for more than brief periods. In tailing for a, considerable dis­ tance the gilder pilot mustOcnogr ap­ proximately where he 'will'encounter a considerable I m an >■ party AaMu i«u laeita will be published (n e. *i �Rome * time overseas - th " ‘France. He also has a host of friends will extend congratulation*, 'and beat wlahwi. . Following thifcerfemony Mr. and ICtt. Cole left during a shower of rice, old shoe# and good wishes for a trip via the. Clyde Dine and on their return Will make Sanfyd their home to the delight of tjielr. many friends. Phene 2I7.W- :;i? fe s r * • ............. ZORN-GHAY t Gray and J. L. Zom war* flulbtly married Tuesday evening > fT S S S ff" b w r a s s e Everyone is welcome to attend the jneetlng and * discuss the Important Items In the welfare of-Sanford. -J * *r ' * ?r#‘ »» ~flit I 11 |V I1 , A. fl. Goodwin o f the Dodson Print­ ers Supply Co., of Atlanta was In the eity today calling on tH(} local printing offices. H r. Goodwin has bdeii travel­ ing this territory for many years and hts many-friends are always glad to DISTURB School teacher# should give the Mme advice to children who have . » ... g . . .i• , coughs as this Florida teacher. T lecOmmendod Foley's Honey and Tar to tho children in my school who had the 'flu’ and good results came when*' ever it was used,” writes <Mra. L. n n w n m .li To the business man who wonts to pros­ per and progress, n strong banking.con­ nection is vital. Don’t miss The Country Store‘fe a t ure of the play at the High School Aq ditorium oh the fevehing of Tuesday, Once you try It, you'll always buy September 26th. Tho drawings of it— Peabody’s Hard Water Blend and lucky numbers wilt entitle the holier# Grade A Coffee. 149-titd; ltw-c to many useful gift*. The gifts •will go pn'display tn .the window o f Bow; era Drug Store next Saturday, See “ Smith In Search of a Cook” and thus help all the Smiths, and Browne and the. Joneses of thl# community to d r velop cooks in their own families. ---- —-SI*li I,. = ! E drllgh tfu lly entertained at th# ; of Mrs. IJoyd Brtwn ton T w h |. ^evening. *y,r : J- a a short business disCoaiioo oil >ffry pleasant social hour was spent tfcjle different ones tehdered belt*;- j. The Peoples Bank of Sanford is so well equipped and experienced that-its-advice and co-operation are sure to prove of val/ue to customers in any phase of business finance. You are cordially invited to Investigate the exceptional facilities at youF com­ mand. — it th* M m t k J\ »n iM l« C tw tn Ror W. Lyon, Complainant. tAietla Ilell Lyon, Defendant. To: Luella Bell Lyon. No, ill# West find Street, Chicago. ULi ’ »You are hereby ordered to be and ap­ pear before our Mid Court rtt tha Court House In Sanford. Florida, Florida. In tho-above jaueeTOQ the gin tin , the is m ili eof. and a rule :ure happiness ... >a taken ae confaseed’and folapproprtale decree. ■ irther ordered that thl#'brder ihed In' tho Sanford Herald, a wepaper publlahed In Seminole CounFlorida, once each week for tour consecutive weeks. v Given under, my hand and seal of said Court, this the Jfllh day of August, a . d . m i. (SRAL) H A. DOtiaLASa Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. Dy: v. e . nouar.AssC d . c . Aug. 11; SepU 7 -lt-ll-ll-lto Fta t Palm Ilfsch, Mr$. A’. J. Rogors j-.j Mrs. *’liirt-iico Odum, of Daytona, isd Mr- Hi* hop, of*£>r1ando are here jhrndinp the state board meeting of (hi Amt rit an Legion Auxiliary, which Sabring hcM at the Wigwam. This Memn.ui frnin three to .four will bo #d»l hour by the Sanford Unit. COLE- ALLEN R The mnrmiK'1* ° f Miss Mary Belle FAllen, ilaughtrr of Mr. gttd Mrs,'J. T. j}Alien of this city, and Robert Cole, tfannrrlv of Florence,' S, C., but now ' «f this nt). was solemnised Sunday iTaeminc. September 17th, at the home »f ihr hriih-’s parents, 619 Laurel avctat, Dr h.ng, pastor of the Flint •Baptist i huieh performed the core* 'mony, th. impressive ring derviCfbebtg um’<i Hi- i>Temony was "witness­ ed only l'\ relatives and a fow 'inti* ' site fni t L of the contracting jUtrbL> *. l1 * . vThe rooms ->f the residence wero ilomnl with garden flowers iisttraHy nrrnngcd pottod plants/ . The bririe, n petite brunette was knl> in t, I>ecinning costum'd of browri L IM E , CEM ENT, P L A S T E R and1 B U IL D E R S ’ M A T E R IA L S M etropolitan L i f e In s o f e v ery kind B I L L Y S. P A R K 203-J----- Phone----- 201 S Weather report »qys rnin and wo take his word for it. Rain or cloudy Veather, it is all the same to us. Ed' I.aru1 has fallen u victim tot tha dengue hut says that he still has soma hatgalna "-In renl.csthte if'anjfqnd wants them. •• ( j, i Mrs. George Shipp'and family returned from Tarppa, tfhere jUirty the guests of 'relatives friends, gnd enjoyed their visit idiuch’ i H ouse o f S E R V IC E , Q U A L I T Y FIRE------- AUTO------- BONDS Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted TOM M OORE 0I*T0METRI9T-0I*T1CIAN V. C. COLLER, Prop. Opposite Postoffice Sanford, Fla. G en eral Shop an d M ill W o rk May be the cause of marly ailments, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Eyo troubles, Rheumatism, Cancfcr, loss of appetite, dcSporfdOncy, and etc. Dally use of “ RIGGS modem deiittfrlce with their medicated floss will prevent Pyorrhea, correct acid DohditloAu of the mouth. * Try- today “ RIGG8" THE NEW ■bAY D e n t i f r i c e , you* dm ggiit U instrucWd .to.refund yorlr. money If G IL L O N & FRY Ryes Examined You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Huslneas Man In Sanford in This Column Each Day E L E C T R IC A L CONTRACTORS Weatinghpuse Lights and Appliances New Line of Fixtures tell us. * Phone 498 123 W est First Street S. O. Shinholser H e n ry M cL au lin , Jr., O p t D. OpUdan-OptometrUt 212 East First Street Sanford, Els. FRED R. W IL S O N First Nat’l Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. Special attention to examination of, FLORIDA Abstracts of Title. SANFORD . P u b lic S ten o grap h er ■ MISS MAUDE TYRE, In IW D U tE D P R IC E S (D e liv e r e d ) Chassis ................... $ 950.00c Roadster ..IrE h j m s : . ; . .................. 112MQ£ T o u rin g............................. .................. XliB.00' 1-Passenger Sport L.^..................1325.00 Coupe (S p ecial) .................... 1340.00 Coupe (S ta n d a rd ) ..r *______ ____ 1610,0(1 Sedan .......... .......................................... . 1715.00 , rS— . . . In addition to usual Warranty a ‘written guarante* on Performance is given to eaeh purchaser ofHhe Oakland'M^* ^ERVICR on P k p v io u g MODELS WELL A9 THE Cut out this slip, enclose with 6c and mail It to Foley A Co, 2835 Shef­ field A v * , Chicago, 111, writing your iu^«oand address clearly. You will tflc#iyh In return a trial package conUlnlng Foley’s Honoy and Tar Com­ pound for coughs, colds and croup; Fhlty KIdney Pills for ptfjns in sides and bgckj rheumatism, backache, kid­ ney and bladder nil moots; and Folsy CitHIHfa Tibleta, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for ! cimillffirtloh;“ blHoulpes#, headaches, - apdV sluggish bowels. Bold every-, where,— Adv. . .r A LL LOCAL DRUG STORES H A N D L E FERRALD San fo r d • FLORIDA You do not have to go-any farther than'your nearest Drug fltors to get, Ferrnllna--Tbla^wondorfu| remedy Is tor agio everywhere. Just decide right ju>w -that yon •wlU drop-in at youf Drug Store and purchase a bottle;of SeftaUne, vTh* results will amai* you; loand* have' The Packing House Chase & Co. operate 25 packing houses in Florida, which have been built and equipped by Chase & Co. TJiis means that Chase & Co acts as M a rk e tin g A g e n t an d provid .s p ack in g facilities at its pw n expense an d not at the expense o f the g ro w e r. ,• * ■ Late Model , W,‘ Lavender, of Cone ya: . r s iont eollcltatlon or heel* nend to thoee person# * * I f y o u r money, M r. G row er, is tied up in a pack in g house, you m ust a d d to y o u r cost o f p a c k in g a fa i r rate o f interest on y o u r money, depreciation and insurance, plus a f a ir p e rc e n ta g e f o r hazard o f fre e ze o r other crop disa s te r ^ h ic h m ig h t m ake the p ack in g house useless. H ta v e you been d o in g this? ’v _■ , y ■i jt fW hen opjerating p ack in g houses b e lo n g in g to in di­ vid u al g r o w e r s o r associations, C hase & Co. w ill rebate fr o m its r e g u la r p a c k in g ch a rge s a f a ir p e rc e n ta g e o f such ch a rge s to cover abo ve iterps. A many year# I have be** 41ft g«d at tune, sever* gestlon. Saving hoard effect* of Ferralln*,. or) x best Yrin.de, I decided Attorney Fred R. Wilson's office, FRst Nation­ Over Seminole Coqnty Bank Room 7, Miller Bldg SANFORD -s- FLORIDA SANFORD FLORIDA al Bank Bldg, Sanford, Florida 160-4tc CUT THI8 OUT— IT IB WORTH * <: ■MONEY j Contractor and Builder ARCHITECT Attornoy-at-Law Glasses Designed ATTORNEY-AT-LAW E L T O N J. M O U G H T O N G eo rge A . D eC ottes •' APPLES . Once y..u try it, you’ll always buy Car load Virginia apples, 65c per SPECIALS THIS WEEK it—l*eal»..|v' (lard Water Bland and peck, |2.50 per bushel, Flrfct street." Goblets, per t)01®*1............... Gride A < - * v . 149-6td: ltw-c 149-6tp Sherbets, per dozen Icc Teas, per doxen Tumblers, per doxen ...... ..... v MeLAUMN, The Jeweler SANFORD M achine & F o u n dry Co. Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxo Platons; 517 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. Fly Wheel Steel Gear Hands; Crank Shafta Returned-------------Phone 62 havp jctjgained, and safo-guartletl thoJr health with this wonderful prepara­ Q u ick Service T r a n s fe r Storage Facilities tion. rMr. and Mrs. B, F. Whltner And If we please you, tell others; if not, Ask your ^rugglst. daughter arc vacationing at points on Onco yoU.try it, you’ll always buy —IVnhody'a Hurd Water Hlend and rade',A, Coffee. ’ 1i<9-fltd; ltw-c * CONTRACTOR and BUILDER General Machine and Roller Works; hate , jyou'do n6t get immediate relief from they*; y^xHf tmrhth tttoh]>ler. Convincing tes­ and timony, of dentist4 and tho public -whu *W E DELIVER THE GOODS” very tSe West Coast and haying a big time making ail the points of Interest in their auto. Mr. Whltner Is * the efflclehtrcaahler of the First National Bank‘alid has earned a month’s v#cA‘. it ..- . • ■ . ■' * > j INSURANCE AGENCY WORKS P R IC E Anyhow Lcgionairca of Sanford can stiU go on building their home. Bon’t forget the play at the nigh School Tuesday night, It Is going big. '< SANFORD N O VELTY M. W . H E R N D O N M A R K E T IN G A G E N C Y F O R IN D IV ID U A L G R O W ER S O R A S S O C IA T IO N S O F ’ GROW ERS � 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 21, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 21, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 21, 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/eb0d81697988ad153d9cad74b6275969.pdf b6e3ef2e9aff7074f44e6f6a9c6b53f5 PDF Text Text fY i'M SANFOR “ The Ciiy substantial" ! ’ r.ri r IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S G REATEST VE G ETABLE SECTION It * = r ^ T : ' ■ ■ GREAT FEELING OF RELIEF ENGLAND WILL HOLD THE PERVADES DETROIT BUSINESS AND THE LABOR CIRCLES DARDENELLES TO M E N D •f 53- • ON STRIKE WITHOUT a n y s u g g e s t i o n FROM D A U G H E R T Y F O R - a n y m o d if ic a t io n s FIRE PREVENTION WEEK DESIGNATED FOR GOOD WORK • f q* Nineteen R a i l ™ * , J » « M o W - OUNCE OF PREVENTION WORTH iarics M adc.F enc® W ith MOE THAN POUND OF the Shop Men , PROTECTION *. <Uy Tfc* ATLANTA, Sept. 22.—With workSouthem resuming normal, the rail­ ing forces In the railroad shops o f the W»y officials are confronted with new problems in hostility and outbreaks between striker# and employes who held their places during the walkout ptriod. Fourteen men received injur­ ies at Knoxville, when non-union men were driven from the shops. In Atlan­ ta, Macon and other cities, both ,tho Seaboard and Southern railway strik­ ing shopmen refused to return until tkey are assured not to bo compelled to w irk with tho new. employes. Tho situation at Birmingham where it was necessary to rush state guardsrticn and deputy sheriffs to Alabama Great Southern shops to prevent threatened battle has improved. N U M B E R 158 SA N F O R D , FLO R IDA, F R ID A Y , SEPTEM BER 22, 1922 VOLUME HI. Ford Plants Commencing Business Mean Seventy Thousand Go to Work Today ------- * ' (U r T M it M d a lr f r m a ) * , • DETROIT, Sept. 2 2 . ~ A fteling of relief pervades in business as well as labor circles here-tpday as the thre largest-industrial plants of the Detroit are*— those of the Ford Motor Company— re­ sumed operations after a Week o f idleness. Approximately seven­ ty thousand Ford employee. Are under orders to resume work. Be­ tween thirty and thirty-five thousand workers of other concerns are also preparing to reopen. * CONGRESS WOULD ADJOURN .. UNTIL ‘ ... ' PROGRAM THROUGH AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATING W IL L ISSUE ULTIMA*] FOR P R E S E N T A N D NO — FIGHTING HALL MURDER OF MINISTER AND HIS lTurks Would Cross Straits B a t '1 CHOIR LEADER British Say “They Shall PROBED Not Pass • (By T k , Associate# Press) Plana haye been made all over the (By Tk, S m t f a t M ft— ) , • NEW BRUNSWICK, JJ. J., Sept. 22. country for the observance of Fire LONDON, Sept, 22.— Viewa of Authorities investigating the slaying Prevention Week, Oct. 2 to Oct. 9. For Near Eastern crisis here oscillate o f Rov. Edward Wheeler Hall and ■ome year* this campaign centered on tween hope and fear with alight tend­ Mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt Mills, his Oct. 9,' Fire Prevention Day, tho anni­ ency in favor of hopeful side of balchoir, leader, turned again to James versary of the great Chicago firo, Oct. ancc. Nothing happened In the last ' Mills, husband of the dead woman in 9,1871, when Mrs. O’Leary’s cow kick­ Today W ill Be the General Breaking up o f This twenty-four hours to make the poeitheir efforts to solve the mystery Session ed over an oil lamp fn the little stable tion materially worse although conwhich six days of probing only served on the west side of that city. tinucs serious. Peril, is in possibility | to deepen. Mills was re-examined at The National' Fire Protection Asso that Turkish i Rationalist troops will ;(B y T k , A sso cia te # F r t u l , WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.— Final congress expects to he away. Senator length by the district attorney, and attack the British positions along tba cintion, together with the National detectives,. hut no indication was Clean lip and Paint Up Campaign touches were given in congress to last Harrison said he “hoped it would pass, Dardanelles, but notwithstanding con­ Bureau, and other oiganixationa, moment legislation and leaders pre- because the clerks had earned it, but given what line questioning took. tinued reports their energetic milit found that the host results could not dieted adjournment sine die this after- Informed the senate he would opposo preparations, this fear has not be secured In one day ns Firo Proven^ noon, releasing members for the elec- a resolution to accord the same privi- AN O TH ER E N JO Y ­ materialised. tlon Dny. Instead of a day a week tion campaign until the prospective lege to the Republican senators, who, ABLE K IW A N A S was suggested and innny communities call by President Harding*for a' sen he said, had failed to earn their stiCONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 22—1 increased even thst time, until now flion about November 16. 1pend. N O O N -D A Y M EET Turkish Natianolists forces seized many cities extend tho public activities The deficiency appropriation blil1 Addressing Senator Wataon, Repubtown of Exlne on the Asiatic aide of fire prevention work over two or lust night wns the only important bill licnn. Indiann, Senator Harrison askThe Sanford Kiwanis Club held an Dardnn, , , „ ( lhrcatcninjr Kumal KasU^ three weeks. , _. key _ _ a J J I of V the on the Republican leaders’ program led him how he would explain to the unusually interesting meeting nt the ,____ important position i III) AGO. Sopt. 22.— With the In the Inst few years it Iibh been for passngc before adjournment. This people of his state “ the do nothing Palm Hoorn of the Vnldex Hotel ern side straits. railroad work waiting the decision he found that 15.000 lives and $500,000,­ Thursday nt noon. The meeting wns hill was passed yesterday by the sen program of his party. promim-.I at 11 o’clock tomorrow. 000 have been the nverftgo toll taken! He said he supposed Senator Wat- called to order by President A. P.j LONDON. Sept. 22.- Tho confer^ Ju.Ir. Wilkomon, In preparation of by Ore each year. It is also teclared "t®- aml " fl‘‘ r lht' confore** r®!’0*1 day. the adjournment gavels arc due sun would go hark and tell the Indiana ' Connelly, and Dr. Brownlee, of the, once between Pramior Poincare andbn niluiR on tho government strike that 90 per cent of these fires and to fall. The house resolution arrsng- voters thnt they should elect Albert J local Presbyterian church, asked the fxmi Curzon will be resumed at Paris,' “j injum turn was without auggestions to- their tragedies might hnvc been pre­ for adjournment at two o'clock Beveridge the Republican nominee op Divio blessing on the deliberations. today, and, while these are pending, dt> from Daugherty for modification vented by precaution easily in the, "'K Charles Maus, of Baltimore, was _ _yesterday to Chairman the strength of the activities of the wns _given the British prime minister left for ths i,( ri -i raining order iaaued September reach o fnny city or community. present, the guest of Kiwnnlnn Sam country, and the other members of __ IWarren of the appropriations commit-1present congress nnd added the ques1 Meanwhile ninctcbn rallwaya and The Aim of hire rrevoiuion ween,' . , llnumel. Mrs, Starling nnd Mr. Ilad- the cabinet are scattering. It Is be-i present to th* .senate for_*doP-j tion: their subsidiaries have made pence according to T. Alfred Fleming, N . - ' ^ Itiw were also guests of the club. The Roved, however, thnt instructions hava # with their shop men on the basis of tional Chairman for the movement, is |'°n on completion of the deficiency, ..What were they? ’ sweet singer of the Seminole Swamps, been sent to tho British foreign . *-* -*• • • Senator Harrison said he wnnted to ' thr liiiltiinore terms, according ot of • to bring to the people s realisation of “ ill. IV M. Boyd, living absent, his place rotary-,to inform M. Poincare in the Senate leaders were prepared to detpc “ necret" also that Mr Bevfu ml announcement by John Scott, j thp fact that the fire loss Is every was fairly well filled by Sam Baumel emphatic manner that Great Britainwirvtary of the shop crafts orgnni- Imdy’s loss and everybody's reaponal-1 fer adjouniment an hour or two long- 1,.r|(rKC was running for the presidency nnd B. W. Herndon. Mrs. Boyd played is determined to preserve the Dardan-} _ right now. The candidate, the senator istion At the same time many other hillly and that the great majority of|er, if necessary. the accompaniments in her usual ac­ elles straits from Turkish control. President Harding was expected to aaj,^ waa making a race for election road- vontinuo dto hold aloof from (Ires are preventable through the ex At the samo time, special cffoi attend the closing hour of congress,, ^Je aun„tCi |,ut declared his main ceptable manner. th. plan, operated their shops inde- errise of ordinary carefulness. Robert Deane nnd Judge Mnines will be continued to win Rumania hnd j j All over the country tho school chil­ to sign the deficiency measure and objective was the while house. is-ndvnt of any negotiations with the were forced to sing "Liza Jane” when Jugo-Slnvia to the British point I —----- -------------------rdren, boy scouts, women’s clubs, cham­ other minor papers. nffii mU of the union. convicted of the crime of raising a view, especially since theso powi Postponement of action on two oth­ bers of commerce, all civic organlza Chamber of Commerce mustache. They were both almost apparently arc hesitating whether CHICAGO, Sopt.,22.— Fate of the tlons and local branches of govorn- er important bills before the senate, guilty, as n close observed could eas­ government’s Suit for a nation-wide ment arc bcln gorganlxcd In local the administration measure to loan Had a Fine Meeting at ily discern a smudge of whiskers—or favor the British or the French aldi In some quarters it was even il lupin* mm against tho striking rail- Clean Up and Paint Up Campaigns, $6,000,000 to Liberia nnd the Dyer dirt—right squarely under each noso. clared that Ixml Curzon’s Instructions' Valdez Hotel Today anti-lynching bill, appeared to he cer­ roiid shop workers will he announced for the removal of rubbish, for clean­ The committee on signs were again nmounted practically to defj at II .i in Saturday by Federal Jddge ing up about the homes nnd in the tain. Republican leaders said that and again given more lime to report, Fiance to support the Turks. ’ A b o u t T « e n t ) f i v c Mcm lw^H W ere houses, from nttics to the basements, I opposition would prevent votes being M.U and the members of the club agreed to ___ -21 l*rra«-ii(. (.mid tN ork A r ro m p lin h c d It ihi meanwhile, tho temporary re- nil looking towards n reduction of fire reached on both the hills. send out 1,01X1 post cards on Post Curd, CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 21 Opponents on the anti-lynching bill ktt.iiiiing nriler which had been in ef- nnd disease causes nnd at the same Hamid Bey visited General Harr! Tho Chamber of Commerce had a Day. . late yesterday in the senate won the time towards cleaner and more beau­ L i t Min e September 1 is continued in O. I*. Swope wns the speaker of the ton, commander of the allied f< fino meeting today at noon nt the Ho­ first skirmish after one of the most tiful cities and homes. In Cincinnati fdreeby order of the epurt. Tho order day, and while tho. writer was so unwould have expired at midnight Inst a)on£, according to Capt. J*J. Conway, involved nnd Jlvcly parliamentary tel Valdez where an elegnnt luncheon fertunate as to have to leave before yesterday and explained that Jhe K alista were seeking the right to superintendent of tho Cincinnati Salv­ snarls in years. They headed o ff for wns served nnd about twenty-five night Mr. Swope's talk several have taken the Dardanelles, a privilege si members or more were prosent. The Vtterney General Daugherty read age Corps., this campaign has affected several hours, n *peech by Senator pains to tell him that it was the best -tig the draft of the proposed injunction nn annual saving in that elty of $850, Shortridge, Republican, California, In meeting was filled with pep and push nnd most forceful talk that the Ki- accorded to the Greeks. new General Harrington replied that' t•• th* Minrt, nnd after a brief statc- 000 in the reduction of insurance rates favor of the I)ycr measure, Sonator and shows that more and more ---- Turkish advance on the straits m folks n ru becoming interested in the hav® li"t‘‘ned • " " » “ »• “ resulting from decreased Arc hnxards, Harrison, Democrat, of Mississippi, imt,t m defense of the government’s Chamber of Comurce recognizing th e > "K day. We hope to be able to pub-, a declaration of war against G which is more than it costs tp main finally winning the floor for a long "gbt enjoin the strikers brought tain the Are department of Cincinnati. speech over the protests of Senator fact thnt it is doing .. great work for ' ‘ "h ■ " ^ C‘ h in fu" *" Britain and would lie resisted with tin !>>• tn a close. these columns in the near future. vigor. the city of Sanford nnd the county of Shortridge and q dozen other Repub­ 11*1 injunction bill differs hut little Hamid Bey replied that the Ke Seminole. Committee reports showed licans. from the restraining order. Ita terms Elks and Odd Fellows ists did not wish to fight the Brit that the committees are meeting each Calls for n quorum, roll calls, read­ New Tariff Rates have, in some cases, been made more Are Invited Sunday to week and keeping up the good work ing of the stenographic record and binding and its phraseology clarified Applying Today , CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 22^ the Scrap Iron Class numerous points of order figured In of putting Sanford on the map. The but. with one exception, It Is as dras. American Imports allied diplomatic circles last night report of tho publicity committee and tho maxc which blocked Senator t" as the order npw in effect. • 4 wajt regarded that the Turkish The outstanding modification is a Memorial Bervlcra in Memory of the Shortridgo’s address nnd caused him the golf committee, the waterways Broad Powcra Under Elastic Rate In lonalists are on the point of iai and band nnd merchants and many to inquire whether "this is a scnntorbr Late Cleveland Jacoha paragraph specially asserting that Effect on ultimatum to the Allies, der other committees all being good and an arena." Scnntors and crowded gal­ "nothing contained herein ahan be con­ ing the evacuation of Trace in showing that the Chamber of Com­ leries frequently burst Into unre^ All Elks and Odd Fellows are es­ strued to prohibit the usp of tho funda tn y Tba S u « d ( l * < P r » u ) hours. • \ * merce is putting It over in good strained laughter during the m|x-up. pecially Invited to attend'the Scrap or moneys of any of .said labor organWASHINGTON, Sept. 22.— New Senator Shortridge later discusaed the shape. • • ; • Iron class at the Princess Theatre irntion* for any lawful purpose and rates of tariff of .1922 applying today The Herald will have a more detail­ on flow of American imports. The PARIS, Sept. 22.—Great Brit Dr. lynching bill briafly and moved that It nothing’ contained in'this order shall next Sunday morning at 9:50. ed report of tho‘ meeting in another Is­ has refused categorically' to supplant tho LlMMan loan measure King, of tho Baptist church; Judgo b* construed Jo prohibit the expres­ law marking new phase of history in sue because we want the public to draw her troop* from Chanak Housholder, Judge Sharon nnd H. C. and this motion went over. sion of an opinion of argument not American tariff making in its delega­ learn about tho golf club and tho oth­ has so informed the French’ _ Senator narrison flayed the record Dubose will make short talks. All the intended to aid or encourage tho <Jotion to president of broad powers un­ er work that the Chamber of Com­ ment. This was definitely stqtad. 1 of congress, declaring tho president's churches will Join in tho exercises at 'ng of „ny 0f the acta heretofore en­ der elastic rate provision went into efMany present f<jct at jnidnight with all collectors at official British circles Isst nl joined, or not calculated to maintain, tho theatre and all of them are cor­ veto of the aOldlera' adjusted cqrtipdp- merce Is fostering. 01 prolong a conspiracy to restrain In­ dially invited. Special music by a sation bonus bill preceded yesterdays made short talks ort the progress of customs houses previously instructed reply to a persistent report In i' rstatc comerco or the transporta­ male quartette will furnish the mus­ ceremony of the signing of th e jB ra f the city and E. T. Wqodruff msdo an ok to provisions. Millions, of dollars quarters that Britiah fore*# ... ic. The exercises will be in the form bill, which the Mlsaisslppi flnator especially fine talk on boosting the of Tevshue, officials believed would be probably be retired o nthe other:) tion of the malls,” , £ To the original restraining ordqr, of a memorial to the late Clpveland dubbed “ the profiteers adjusted com- tity and standing by those who are raised from assessment oh duties on of the straits. standing by Sanford. It was also de­ Lord Curzon, the British Jacbbs, who was a member ofthe ftcnsatlon bill." >v goods in bond or transit ports o f en­ the government also 'ha** added ln‘ h a k 'added secretary, was in comm unicat Numerous speeches on political apd cided to hold a big monthly meeting try. . ' the new new bill an additional prov.—provision.. class and was also a member of the , v some time soon and get all the coun­ other subjects wore in proapoct for Premier LJqjrd George by Elka end Odd Fellows lodges. The that the application fo r a preliminary ty folks together at this meeting as and telegraph throughout thav t both senate and house aj flnql „ ses­ public Is cordially, invited to attend. injunction shall b« continued against MIAMI, Sept 22.— Duties under the they have more time to come in at and the French premier bad nq sions today. i " " •II defendants who have not been new tariff ar^ not being collected at Bob late yesterday afternoon nfghL r ■ Senator .Harrison latar Teferred Jo P. B. Pinder and Hector Cameron of »«rved notices of the present hearing. Miami today because collector was not the Merchant‘ Marine leglslaUon as decision to hold the troops at Jacksonville are making their head­ In explsnation o f the injunction bill, advised as to tariff charges. Articles A further dedslbn o f thb thV " ahiping trust adjusted compen­ quarters at the Montexuma while lb P U L LM A N R A T E IS Attorney General Daugherty told the Imported at Miami include tontatoas, sation bill" and sisid be assumed the S r governmeat whjch will be fo r NO T E X O R B IT A N T «urt that “this order'does not ques­ the kity on a business mission. tropical fruits, vegetables, ‘ Palmetto time previous to the adjoummeht was announced at today’s meeting, is tion the right of any man or bomber . ' S A Y S C L E R K QUIRK hats, etc. '• • ■ • toq short for th# Republicans to fin­ Its representatives will go to tha ; m . ________ of men to strike, but it restrains them must at all times’ be firm .; No free­ ish other "adjusted compensation posed conference with an open u dom o f speech Is-Interfered-with bj£ 1ST Tar A»*»*l»lr4 Prraal from unlawful ‘ttrikng*.” CONGRESS AD JO U R N S . WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Chief and will refuse to coneede the 7 m e a s u r e s ." * % r speech The law of this country," he con- this order, unless It be SIN E D IE T O D A Y — Clerk Quirk, of tho Interstate Com­ President Harding** veto of the bo­ ish cislms to Thraco, Adrianople timied. "a. applicable to cases of this which incites the mob. . W ERE OVERW ORKED _ * \5 Constantinople ir/ndvance o f tha >nd where transportation and the . "The order spesks for the last word nus was .declared by tlje Mississippi merce Commission recommended the dismissal o f complaint of National s e c t o r to be convinvlng that he “ Is meetings. These two decisions (lly T h* Am w Ii N S I t t u ) , ‘ r«rrisge of the m a lU ii tiftolv*d. Is of. the government and fojrf society Council or*rraiceHng Salesmens’ As­ the best repudlator. of pledge! -and WASHINGTON, Sop*. 22.— AdAs a great disappointment to F i_ and'.civilisation through that tribunal ■omewhst different from the ,Uw sociation, and other traveling men, breaker of promises that eter has oc­ Journment of congress at 2:00 today which had hoped for. withdrawal, which' guides the way not only to the where so-called Industrial disputes and * •trikes are invplved. •. , . destiny of iien but of the nation, for cupied the white house.” In connec­ against the twenty per cent increase was arranged definitely when the Uto British forces and tontat tion With a minor xtsolujlon-ordering In’ Pullman rates which became effec­ senate soon after reconvening, adopt­ ceptance Of th e ' Turkish d a _ _ peace and fglrness Agd..liberty^ and “The government of the United States must «t all time, b i fair, bet protection with finances, and, If nee- that tfas pay o f clerks at, the capTtol be tive In 1920. Held rates were not un­ ed the house resolution providing for Great Britain at a preliminary to conference. given them In advance -for the period reasonable. sine die ending the session. \ * . t"* government o f tba United Stab w, ' ■ • . . . ' ' . • ' ' . i •; • ' y. ’O ;,*. . •■ ■. I * ^ 5 -I . , - s.v* • •. ■>*- , t* «» ' . ; V A . • ■ ■ TK • ^ . Til if -Tn iy<r �e YO U R SE LF FIRST” W e pay 4 % Interest on Savings Accounts The real fact o f the matter is, life is just one big opportunity after another to the person who is wide-awake enough to realize it. And Be Prepared for Opportunity PROGRESS STRENGTH SERVICE E. Oramllng, Box 160-Stp WANTED—One or two unfurnished rooms, suitable for bedroom or light housekeeping rooms. Address “ D. C. G." care of Herald office. 162-tfc to Classified Ada ic a Una. No H „ a 4 takes for last tkaa 86c. to and positively so claaalflod Ra ad# charged to anyone. Cash to mast accompany all orders, to Count five words to a Une to end remit accordingly. WANTED—8econd hand door 6*4 by 3*4 feet. 127-A, Route A. 161-2tp FARMERS^! have quite a few cefery bed frames on hand for imme­ diate delivery.— H. T. Pace. 106-tfc' Once you try it, you’ll always, buy it— Peabody’s Hard Water Blend and Grade A Coffee. 149-Gtd; ltw-c FARMERS— You can get seed bed FOR SALE— One wood stove, one gas frames and irrigation plugs at the range, cheap. Phone 312-J. Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc Once you try it, you’ll nlways buy it— Peabody's Hard Water Blend nnd FORDS, Bulcks, Oldsmobiles, OokGrade A Coffee. 149-Gtd; ltw-c landa, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland, Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These SPECIALS THIS WEEK cars are lote models, and havo been re­ Goblets, per dozen . finished, making them very desirable Sherbets, per dozen ........ ......... care to prospective buyers, and the Ice Teas, per dozen .................... prices are right, with assy U rns. 5 Tumblers, per dozen ................... and 7 passengers.—B. & 0 . Motor Co. Mr LA ULIN, The Jeweler 209 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. Distrib­ 160-4tc utors for Hupmobile and Lexington cars. “ We carry the parts." CAR LOAD OF APPLES 140-tic Now Is the time to make apple jel­ SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. S o lies. Gf>c per pk., $2.60 per bushel, 96-tic Thlgpin on sale First street from car door. 149-Gtp FOR SA LE op ; - t o n ig h t SOUTH BEND, Ind., Bept. 20—Olesuming the witness atand today at the a a a a a a a a t hearing which Is being held to detennYESTERDAY’S RESULTS ine whether or not Harry Poulin I* the ' . American League father of her infant eon. Mrs. John £ Tieman , wife of a Unirereity »«f ’At S t Louis, 0; W a s h in g , I Notre Dame professor told, on cross­ At Cleveland/6-5),iBoaton, 2-4 examination of her firet meeting with ►At Chicago,'1-8; Philadelphia, A lso a Two-Part Poulin. ’ While attending a' dance isltji ’At Detroit, 6; New York, 0. her husband in a local botelbere, early C E N T U R Y COMEDY In 1921* Mrs. Tlernan ,a41d ahe f i % . N a tio n a l L e a g u f met Poulin. While Mrs. Tlertin airtl At New York, 1; Pittsburgh, 4, Poulin were dancih gto gather, the At Boiton, 8-5; Cincinnati,' 0-G. .Friday and Saturday witness testified, he kissed her. ‘A At Brooklyn, 0-7) St. Louis, 1-13. month or' so later, she aaM, she again At Philadelphia, 9-11; Chicago, 8-l.‘ Uarold Lloyd in “A mt Poulin, and he again Based her. / ———, The second time Poulin kissed her, Sailor Made Man”; ak American Aasodatoo Mrs. Tieman said, she had gone to Ins At Minneapolis, 4-8) sC fo u l, T4-2. store at Notre Dame.. Several so ^ Fox News and to the store were made she sald.wkws LEAGUE STANDINGS her husband believed she was attend­ Pathe Review. National League ing a picture show. . - ■■ W o n ' 'Lost Attorneys queetioned Mrs. Ticrmafi a * ---------- : about several picnics which v^sga et- New York tended by members of both famIMis, Pittsburgh m■ 5 ^ r x c : : “ : . i w 2 and Mrs. tiernan, admitted that'while St. Louis . to Rain— trace. m on one of these outings aha. wore a Cincinnati Ifh Calm* and cloudy. ' . * to* bathing suit which was presented to Chicago ... to • ■ . M her by Poulin, without the knowledge Brooklyn • "■ > » ^ of his wife. Mrs. Tiernan was in teiba Philadelptyi Hi For Florida: I’urtly cloudy so often that It was necessary fpr the Boston ...1. You « i Ipjr w.fl p .,cr «t tha San­ .Hi tonight and Friday. court to suspend her examination 'by ford Paint $*ro for Be a toll, WSlalOs 8 ‘ • ' • 3 defense attorneys several times. American League - < 7 Block. • lBO-2tc R h i i h N a n h i i While Mrs. Poulin arid he* children Won Lost Pet. — ———- __ ---------------------------- a' • were in Chicago, Mrs. Tiernan teetitesti­ New York . 66 .610 Mr. and U n , Archie Betts fied that Poulin called her o nthe tele S t Louis .... Inla few < day 00 .092 to leave in a few !»><• for h’ew Y«k phone several times and Induced her Detroit ..—..I 71 .620 V «n e s .a n d .d ty food*. Everything where, they^will attend the Baalo'i to visit him in his home. She met him Chicago ___ 72 .610 ■till, a t ' reduced prices. 39-in. un­ Convention and enjoy the sights of tkj at their regular meeting place, .aho Cleveland 78 .607 bleached domestic, lBc a yard.' big city. If Archie nerds any instrstsaid,- and then went to his home, stay­ Washington 78 .466 lions about the roof gardens and Mot. ing there until about 10 o’clock, when Philadelphia 86 .410 rays and other places hr could gtt it Once you try A , you'll always buy from H. P. Smith nr Itohrrt DtaatJ she went home. The hearing was to be Boston ....i.. 89 .380 it— Peabody’s Bard Water 'Bland and who Wfcre the advance guards of the] continued this afternoon. Grade A Coffee. 149-6td; ltw-c bankers. CONFESSES TO KILLING ROADS NOW Regular meeting of Seipinold ReRalph W .Losaing, nephew of A. J, BID STRONG LUMBERTON, N. C., Sept. 20.— FOR BU8INESS Frank Summers, who lh ‘ a signed bekab Lodge Friday night at 7 o’clock. Lossing, of the leasing Transfer Ce, Please notice, change of time. After, knows how to move heavy stuff la statement given tp the police at A u ­ a abort business session, a social has quick timo and with the least west Partial End of Row Boosts Moving pf gusta, Ga., confessed to the killing of been planned, celebrating the 71st an­ and tear on the materials. The Los­ Freight Manning* Ford near here last Feburniversary of our order to which all aing trucks moved some heavy miternry and who late yesterday led Rob­ CHICAGO Bcpt. 20.— With the line­ eson county officials to some woods,, Bebekahs, Odd1Fellows and their fam­ iala for the Herald Printing Co, this week, making n twenty mile trip wit! up of railroads on the unions’ parti"' where n human skeleton wa^. found, ilies are inv|ted^—Secretary. it and they moved it *<• well and il settlement plan virtually unchanged with the skull badly crushed,'will be ■ r r r ^ ----------- / ^ jr -*• . -. jO nCe you try. it,.you'll.always, buy sut;h good time thnt the work of Ralph today, and union leaders seeking to tried for murder in the first degree at it—Peabody’s . Hard Water Blend and calls for this well deserved compli­ bring the New York Central lines Into the November term of Robeson county ment Grade A Coffee149-fltd; ltw-c the ngredtpent, railroads, were gener­ criminal court, it waa stated'at the ally reported bidding for business apid ■herlff’aeofflcq hero talay, j-T ^ bones moving a heavy volume of freight. and fragments o f clMhfng were found1 -N E W SHEET MUSI The roads, as a whole, according$,\o n cir the spot where SumptfiUMid he some estimates, were operating with had hidden Ford's body, 86 per eent of their normal shop pure­ lO g . es prior to the shopmen’s strike, July 1, and bad ofder cars rapidly, were qePHONOGRAPH r e p a P i a n o seiinj # crcasing. . ’ ■ •I — A decrease of 23,339 cars requiring repairs on September 1, as compared to the number on August 1, was re­ Phone 127 ported to rail executives by the Car Sanford’s NeW Stores service division of the American Rail­ way Association. The decrease was much larger—62,413— on September 1, compared with the same date a year ago. SSSSnuuSinUSSwSSKSSSSSSnSi u now. HERE’S A GOOD PLACE for some 146-tfc onc wjj0 wont* an "all purpose" house, Florida farm. 68 acres in tho "Col­ Once you try it, you’ll always tyuy ne ncrc cry delta” 3*4 miles from Sanford, rooms, near brick road and railroad loading it— Peabody's Hard Water Blend and 149-Gtd; ttyr-c icily & station. About 10 acres of this Is Grade A Coffee. 1*48-tfc high ground suitable for grove, in Have you read the want ada today7 i’ ord In ; fact hn.i a fow old trees and some porAnply simmon trees now on It Rest is in fine truck land, some of it having been worked Has flowing well and FOR SALE—3 single cots, good con­ will produce excellent celery or othor dition, $6 for all. 127-A Route A. Ironlztd Y e a st l,61-2tp truck. Priced lower than surrounding land beenuso sale is necessary to close an estate Address O. C FOR R EN T South Willow SL, Tompaj FOR RENT-^-Fumished room, also a It Fellows a Natural Law Which storage room. 411 Park AvenUe. Never Change* or Fails, The ' 162-Ctc Entire Body Quickly 1 Store In Florid* 10 Stores In Georgia- Fads New Power I FOR RENT—Two furnished house­ keeping rooms, $20 per month a)*n 1 bed room. 314 East 5th St. r 162-2tp T v e Jest about gone to pieces!" Do you know that getting bega strength le comparatively easy? Oat do you realise that It la almost 1mpoeilble'to get back your strength by means o f unnatural drugs! Do FOR RENT—Two apartmehts, new and up-to-date; well furnlihed.— Cates Apartments. 86-tfc FOR RENT—A nico country home. /I garage, acetyleno lights, $40 per month.—A. P. Connelly A Sons. . 146-tfc FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette, l —Shirley Apartments opposite post Tha Dally Herald Delivered to your Xrfflce, upstairs._____________ 28-tfc friends. FOR s A l F/—Two teams and harness. Inquire of M. Hanson Shoe Shop. , 149-12tp 32-in. wide, per yard FOR RENT— Furnished bed room, al­ so garage, 117 Laurel Ave. 160-3tp FOR RENT—Cottage, see J. Muss on. 161-Stp Fd)R tlENX— Apartment, two, three or four -rooms. Also extra room, all furnishing, yea, children a n welcome. 1011 Oak Avenue. Phonh 288-L-l. 161-Otc : There will be a meeting o f T h t Political G a b o f Seminole County, at the Masonic H all id Sanford FOR BALE— 8even house at 610 Myrtle Avenue. 181-8tp SEPTEM BER 23RD a t„ 8 o’clock LOST— Between Sanford and Long• '* * wood, leather hand bag, one handle All citizens, and partic­ roken.i Return to this office or te J. . McCullough, Orlando, and receive ularly the ladies, are in­ The iward." 160-3tc vited to attend. principles and objects o f W anted e x s m r e r ^ r to do your lulld- the club will be announc­ Ing or repairing. Sava money by ed. There will be fsome " ** * 160-Gtp writing Box 174, Sanford, interesting short rED— Apartment, 2 bed Once you try It, you'll always buy It—Peabody’s JlaYd. Water Blend and Grade A Coffee. �1 . -T* z ^ - - —1^ the hold by Frank IT. " * .utnam county u .v, Junior Mn.tnr, to r 8Ccllo» ofFi 6trice c*-uo«nty Wctdir pounds So in the ewe ofa'carlM d o f OTMlMyCTBBI _ _ _ ______ ___ _ , the growing of ciinjj f f v ?t),000 pounds o f aeid, freight must be campaign, WWW will pot end until the uarterv, - CofojttAfcl * bc farm lands in this countv .I r V rm * ouso space will bc/pro j>«id on 27,000 pounds. day before^election.’’ V ,'/• ■ i . Club room. )y productive as t h r nt> ''r* 'U| “ Xlie government will not alio* Jacksonville Motor club, Jackson* For six weeks she traveled over the The announcement o f firoposod in the counfry and that county ft more than 1,000 pounds to go to any state In a small automobile, donated ville; headquarters, Chamber of Com­ crease' of manufacturing faculties State has a greatern°Boii ^ one land owner, hence it Is necessary by friends, an dnow after a rest, aha merce. ■ comes as a welcome otjif* to Dodge were statements made nnd thnt not less than 20 farmers, located again has taken to the highways’ for Lee County Motor club, Fort Myors; Brothers dealers throughout the coun­ an evening luncheon 0 1 ^ ^ ^ nenr n central unloading point, club further intensive ?nmpaignlng. headquarters, roam-B0, Bank of Ft. try, as the demand for cars, has been club at the James hotel in ,.1Il^,.wul, »5 v '*. together. . During the first six weoks of her Myors. 1alatk» nfor In advance of present production. cently.- • Marion County Motor club, Ocala; “ The rhnrge of 7 cents a pound campaign for the fall election—she The new construction project, on c ig a r e tte must he paid, cash in advnnee, and nlso campaigned before the Juno 18* ht-odqnartcrn, Chamber of Commerce. completion, will Increase Dodgo Broth­ APPLES Cither ensh or banker's guarantee primary— she visited ninety-five small Miami Motor club, Miami, head ers floor space to a total of 130 acres, Car load Virginia appl,., c> furnished to cover freight charges. cities and towns in forty counties, de­ quarters, Hotel U rm cy.' When ordered under these conditions livering an nddreis in each municipalPunam County Motor club, Pa- and will givo employment to hundreds F « * . W.60 p .r bu, l „ u P‘ the picric acid will cost the farmer, by ity. i f Istlca; headquarters, Chamber of Com­ of additional workmen. 1494 the time he gets it at the average ! , On this extensive trip, she covered merce. r= ........... Florida town, from 1 Oto 16 cents a more than 6,000 miles. She was ac­ S t Petorsbhrg* Motor club, St,’ Pet­ l u i i w n a M i n i i i i W i i i i N i H n i i i i i i p . , , , , , They are pound. companied by ber husband, Peter Olo- ersburg; headquarters, City building. S 1 mm “ Where farmers will pool sufficient sen, hupreintendent o f Cloquet efty S t Johns Country Motor Club, S t GOOD! orders to mske a carload in any com schools, and her 14-year-old daughter, Augustine; headquarters, C. S. Smith «_ *’ -r = -I#* , ....L munity, county agents will be glad to Mary, who alternated at the wheel. Co. Fares G reatly Reduced handle all details for them. It is not Seminole County Motor club, San-|i Mrs. Olsen Is enthusiastic over the PICRIC ACID C A N feasible for the College of Agriculture reception she has received, When she ford; headquarters, Chamber o f Com­ JACKSONVILLE TO » C 0 in BE OBTAIN ED U N ­ to have this material shipped in car started out, she told the Associated merce. N EW Y O R K AND R E T U R N $ 5 9 .1 8 D ER CONDITIONS lots to Gainesville or other contra] lo* Press she thought she weald “b^ do- Tarpon Springs Motor club, Tarpon Including Meals and Stateroom Accommodations For cu) point and distributed from there ing well if she talked to fifty people Springs, headquarters, Chamber of the Better ™ - - « "'*'**“ — 1 - u- — by locnl freight ns draynge, local at each meeting." Instead, she has Commerce. An Outlined fly The Agricultural core freight charges, etc., would make the been heard by crowds many times that Tampa. Motor dub, Tampa; head­ Station and material cost the fanner practically number, some o f them turning Oat quarters, City Hall. ’ "*■ connecting early in the morning or meeting her Polk County Motor club, Lakeland; GAINESVILLE, Sept. 21.— 'While ,,s much “ ■ dynamite Picqic acid is used in nil respects ns late at night. headquarters, Elks’ Hotel building, picric arid is available to Florida Mnnstee County Motor club, Brad farmers for blasting purposes without dynamite ercept thnt ^ more powerful entown. charge, certain expenses incident to its detonator (cap) is required to explode MOTOR CLUBS rickets on sale until September 80thy fcootf returning from Sarasota County Motor club, Sara­ FOR FLORIDA . shipment must be paid, according to it.” New York os late as October 81at. Through tickets on sale sota.—Tampa Times. Dean Wilmon Newell, of the Florida NOW TOTAL 19 to principal Eastern resorts. You can buy wnll paper at the San­ Agricultural College, which was ■ re . ! cently designated to distribute the ford Pnint Store for ilc a roll, Welaka ■’"Clubs of the American Automoblio DODGE BROTHERS Sailings Every M onday, Thursday and Satur• 150-2tc ADD BODY PLANT acid in this state. The acid was turned Block. Association have just been organised ‘ ; day at 2 P . M . : over for distribution to the farmers by In Rome, Valdosta nnd Columbus, Ga., Havj you read the want ads UxlayT the government from its surplus Apache....,’ v....August / , ; Sept. , according to information given out b y 1$1.1*1)0,000 Construction Project Ncccs“ While this explosive is offered free snry ns Demand for Cars Grows Once you try it, you’ll always buy Roger A. Drew, manager o f the Tam­ Comanche ....August , , ; Sept. , ■ In the sense thnt the government doesjit— P ch o d y ’s Hard Water Blend nnd pa Motor dub. Mohawk ....August , , , ; Sept. , I not nsk any payment for the material i(;rn,|e ,\ Coffee. 149-Gtd; ltw-c 1° In commenting on progress of the Following recent completion of n itself," Doan Newell states, "there u r c __________________ ITnmpn dub Mr. Drew called attenttion vast construction program costing $#,Tnmpn club Mr. Drew called attenttion Lenape.......August , , ; Sept. , , S u number of conditions which must he M(fs OLSEN ON |to the fact that members touring the Onfl.WIO, Dodge Brothers. Detroit, have met in order to secure it. | t i i i .- c a i o u h - v t i i a o state are now entitled to reciprocal broken ground for another huge 8Sanford to Jacksonville and Return, $ 10.00 . "II is neeesjtiiry to pay for placing service from 18 other clubs, several p i"ry building requiring an additional Including Meals and Stateroom Berth * the picric aeid in cartridges, which is new clubs hcccntly having been fornuxf) investment of $1,600,000. In this new l l l » T h e A u n r l a l r S Crem e I A Daylight and Searchlight Trip on the Beautiful St. Johns ! 6 cento, a pound. In addition to this, 1 ST. PAUL, minnesota, Sept. 22.— in Florida. The roster now includes: j unit, 1-10,000 ft. of floor space will be ___________________ ___________R iv e r ___________________________ [ cent a pound is charged to cover cler Whatever else she limy accomplish in Alachua County Motor dub, Gaines- provided, it will be devoted Inrgdy to icul and stenographic work, etc., in her campaign for the United States ville; headquarters, City Offices build-}elosed body work, For further information, address a handling the orders. The aeid ran be |setintursbip, Mrs. Anna D. Ob-sen, iqg.* ^ The new principle of all steel closed C L Y D E STEA M SH IP COMPANY l purchased only in carload lots con i democratic nominee, will be well Clenrwater Motor club, Clenrwntor;1ho.'v i-nnstrurtion developed by Dodge taming a mininni.il of L’U.nOO pounds of known to .Minnesota at large when the headquarters, Chamber of Commerce. Brothers bnff genernterj n rnpifiiyPassenger D epartm ent Jacksonville, Florida J the explosive and the farmer must pay November election day rolls around. | Columbia County Motor club, Lake •i ..wing demand for this type of body, J. B. Calder, A gent, Sanford, Fla. ® the freight from lb.- nearest point at Easily the p.-ur.-maker in the three City, headquarters, Chamber of Com- Ho- new plant will provide much- i J whicb this i-W'."sUf IS III storage. ....... m l . onlrsi f.>r tin- office now merer;. Ii i d -d space for assembly, enameling f ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■NNNaNNL'«nMNHNHNNNNNNKMM*sa«aaaaBi Blf i Sum m er Excursions CLYDE 7 17 26 10 19 28 3 12 21 31 5 14 24 p»5Kjirrn"‘ WFiir^i i. ............................................ 'xmmnraumunnunwuMmmmnmnuan*MWMMmmmum n i i i i i o i i i R H M t i Q U K B . n a a a B a f r a R n v u B iiiiR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiR iiiiiiR iR iiiiiiiiH iR iiiiiiiiiiiR iiR iiR R iiiiiiiiM 4 14,23 7 16,25 9 18,28 2 11 21,30 ia n iiiim n m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Rl ■ Rl ■ Ri ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ri ■ R I B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ R I H B ■ ■ ■ R I H H Ri M Ri ■ B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ D ■ | | T H O U SAN D S OF DOLLARS W O RTH OF GOOD SHOES A N D HOSIERY MUST BE SOLD BEFORE W E M O VE— M EN ’S SHOES i'wo racks Men's I li t -s Take Advantage of These mul A rm y Shoes, $5 to $(’> vnl. Sale Price : ■N ■a - ■1 ■B in For every pair o f Shoes and Hosiery In the house is priced so Men's new Fall <>xfnrds, limml toe, niliLer heel. Also high low that there will he nothing left to c o r n $4.85 ---------- WORK ' n Seoul F.lk Hlucher, w aterpro if .ole. Sale price Pfowii Canvass “ Wurk Shu” .'wile price into our $2.95 $2.45 Ladies* Lisle H ose, 39c value. Snle price................................... IK ___________________________________________________________________ ■S HOYS’ A N D G IR LS’ SHOES Pure T hread Silk Hose, lisle top, 98c value. Sale price...................... ...... .................... Ui ■ ■ Bov Scout. Klk Blucher, W a ter-p roof Sole, si/.e-i if i ., to 6. Sale Price Blister Bnwvn higli nnd low shoes, best grade. Sale price ......... ................................... Growing G irls’ O xfords, Brown C alf, low lietfl. $5,00 value. Sale p rice.............. Brown Calf, 2-strap, low heel, $6.50 value. Sale price ......................................................... - Black Satin Pump, one-strap, low heel. Snle price ........................................................ d | ft \ £ $4.45 $3.95 $3.95 $3.95 Full fashioned Lisle top, Pure Thread Silk Hose. Sale price ........ ...................................... f All Silk, top to toe, full fiishioned, best $3.00 value. Sale price................................... 1 e an Wilsotf B ros. ‘ T u f T oe", regular 25c, Sale price ................................... Buster Brown Silk, splendid 75c value, Sale price ........., ............................................. jS • ’ 19c 29c 59c $ 1.00 1 Rack at $3.85 ;j Patent Pumps, sqme w ith 1 ;trap. Snle 4 9 CR tfV C price ............. Brown C alf, 2-stra'p Pumps low heels. C Q 0 ^ Sale P rice........ ■■ 1 Rack at $4.45 1 Rack at $2.95 Nut Brown Calf, B aby Lou­ is heels. A lso Black K id 1strap, low Jgf" heel. Salo price W hite Canvass, Military U lic-auui' and low Jieel. Onc-sjrnp Pumps. Snle price $2.95 ii All Children's Shoes including B uster Brow n greatly reduced. ’ ; v One rack Black and Brown high shoes, $ 1 .9 ^ sizes 5 to 8. Sale price........ ................ S oft Soles, 0 to 5, ■! !l || R oie n rjrp First Step, sizes • 2 fa to 5, Patent Pump, $1.29 i $1.39 | Sale price,................................. ........................ J __________ ______ ' i: j 1 * ■■ ' ______ ^ C H IL D R E N ’S. HOSE 1 „ * All 19c Values...........v — -------- • kMwiM-R,■4-Vi’J-■:•>*■■i-- g % ii f 91 ;i f ~ i j? SH O E O R I .A .N P O _ , This Removal Sale will Continue until our N E W HOM E is completed ; su : : : s: s: : k ^H fs«^ r •: k »:55 s: bs: : ss: : : s: b2s&:sbs& s: *. ■ All 40c Values................... $....... ■■ All 50c Values,...!............ ............................ 39c All 65c Values C O. FLO RlDA “ The Home o f GOOD Shoesr ___ I : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : • T77; y . -j -------- * • . an m ’ r"--- i: * r - • ** ■ 58 ■■ rasa i * ■£ 5jj C H IL D R E N ’S SHOES First Step H igh Shoes, Patent Button, Sale price ■R £: 1 Rack at $2.95 M EN ’S HOSE Buster Brown Lisle, all colors, reg. 40c val., • Sale price ..... ... u Bs Odd lots, broken sizes, odds and ends. But good values a t ................. ............ . *.-••• ; 'fW -m >m s O NE RACK A T $ 1.00 28c 49c 73c $1.28 $1.89 $2.59 A special $1.69 value Pure Thread Silk Hose, Lisle top. Sale price. ........ ..................... -£ [ The 2 P a i r ....... $4.45 ervice. Best 69c value, id s le Hose, outsize. Sale price.................... ........................... * # 1 * ^ new ■store, hut your "g o o d will" and the enviable reputation we enjoy for honest vnlue-gixing nnd adequate ' Sale Price..........$3.45 An Extra Pair $1.00 E X C E P T IO N A L VA LU E S IN H O SIER Y SHOES i Ii lit* 1 One big tabid $6.00 to $8,00 values, Black Kid Pumps, and W hite Canvass O xfords B a r g a in s $3.95 5*1-85 OXFORDS Sale Price LADIES’ SHOES �Our new Hats have been selected to fit the individual needs of our customers. ‘ Z .*» Parisian models in the Dress Hat and many novelties for street wear. ' c i ,• rJ i. > ! v. vk1 - 108 P A R K A V E N U E JUDGE CLARKE WILL NOT RUN ' FOR PRESIDENT PROSPECTS BF FOR CITRUS I SAYS TH E R 108 P A R K A V E N U E WHEAT PRICE SOARS j . AS DEMAND EQUALS THAT CF WAR TIME YOUNGSTOWN,* Ohio, Sopt CHICAGO, Sept. • 22.— Regardless Reports that former Justice John II. Condition of Oranges and Grapefruit of price, wheat was in eager demand Clarke, of the United States supreme mnnd today on a war time basis. The la Advancing YESTERDAY’S RBSpl.TS court hna resigned from the bench in hoarse roar from the crowded trading American League order to seek the democratic nomina­ GAINESVILLE, Sept 22.—With pit on ‘chafigc her’ hnd a volume sel­ At St. Louis, 7} Washington, 6. tion for president in 1024 on a league the condition of both oranges and dom heard of except when a military At Chicago, 1, Philadelphia, 6. of nntions platform, were denied by grapefruit continuing to climb, pros­ struggle of world-wldo import appears At Detroit, 8; New York, 9. Justice Clarke In n statement issued pects for citrus fruits arc “ very prom fairly in view, nnd immense breadstuff At Cleveland, 5; Boston, 15. here today. ising,” according to the monthly re­ supplies nre an apparent Imminent Although he hopes to “aid in the view o f crop conditions in Florida la­ need. NaUonsl League search for the man or group o f men. shed by tho Department of Agricul­ In a majcatic sweep, the market At Boston, 2-5; Cincinnati, 4-2. and women competent for leadership ture at Gainesville. On September 1, moved upward, adding Just short of At New York, 1; .Pittsburgh, 6. of tho longue cause, and proposes to the condition of oranges had advanced six cents a bushel to tho value o f hun­ At Philadelphia, 6-4; Chicago, 8-2. dovote much of his leisure to working from 88 per cent of normal a month dreds of millions of bushels of the corAt Brooklyn, 3; St. Louis, 1. for tho league, he has no intention of ago to 89 per cent. At tho same time oni", nnd pnrulling in a measure the becoming a candidate for any office,” last year conditions was 85 per cent. ascent of prices which preceded tho American Association he declared. It falls below the condition of Septem­ outbreak of hostilities with Germany. At Knnsns City, 6; Louisville, 2. "To n lawyer," said Justice Clarke, ber r, two years ago when it was 02 Selling on the rise wns practically At Minneapolis, 6;. Columbus, 8. “ there is no higher honor thnn which per cent of normal nnd three years condoned to huldcrs of wheat who At Milwaukee, 5; Indianapolis, 0. 1 hnd, nnd when I resigned I did n ot! ngo when it wns 90 per cent. - were in a position to collect a profit. At St. Paul, 7; Toledo, 8.. intend to beconiu and shall not under Ii The condition of grapefruit Septom L'nder pressure from this source, tho any circumstances hereafter become a her 1, wns placed at 80 per cent ns market receded anmuwhnt at the Inst, JIOW THEY STAND candidate for nny publi cofficc. Thera compared with 8.'l the. month before, closing 3 12 cents to 4 18 cents high are now, nnd nre likely to bo in tho and 85 the same time last year. The or thnn Suturduy, with the lending National League Won Lost Pet. future more than enough candidates condition September 1 was much bet- month December, standing at $1.05 .601 for every office, but I think there are ter than at the same time two years .r>8 to $ l .03 3-4. 57 ....... 86 New York .575 not enough men, or womCn either, ngo when it wns 79 per cent, but I 62. ...... 84 s ' ---------------------------Pittsburgh .552 mnintnining a position of independ­ short~ of the mark three years ago FARMERS— I have quite a few cel65 80 St. I.oUIS .544 ence such that they rnn tall the truth when it was 89 per cent. 67 . 80 ery lied frames on hand for imme­ Cincinnati .524 to the country, unbiased by personnl The condition of staple crops deter diate delivery.—II. T. Pace. 69 105-tfc 76 fhli M!" .490 or partisnn interest. Such a position ioroted slightly during the month, the 71 74 HriHik.) ti .400 of independence I hope to maintain." review says, with the exception of 60 (iO I’hiliul* !|*hia A careful study of the proposed velvet lleans, cowpcns, nnd Into hay .336 95 48 IkiMi.r. League of Nations before the treaty1crops, which showed improved pros of Versailles wns concluded, Justice pects. fotton picking was reported to Vnu-rican I.eague Lost Pet. Clilrke said, left him with tho pro ( he well aitvnnicd hut the crop has stif Won .619 found conviction that unless some fered heavy dnmnge from rust, shed 56 N. u Y.ft. 91 league were formed, other wnn must ding nnd weevil infestation, .595 88 60 St I.OUI' Virginia Apples, peck The corn yields arc running below .520 soon follow, with results disastrous to 71 .. 77 Detrmt those of Inst yenr nnd production, on 73 .507 America nnd to mnnkind. 75 Chicago “ What has happened since," he con- a slightly decreased acreage is-frsti .503 75 74 Cleveland .451 tinued, “ so confirms me in that con mated nt 10,.'108,000 bushels com 05 79 Washington Nice Fat Hens, pound .414 viction that I think it not an over-! pared with 11,032,000 bushels last* 85 .. 60 Phila.i, Ii.Iiim statement to sny that unless our civyear. .390 89 Bo-toll 57 ilizntion shall, nt on early day, device Condition of cotton on August 2.r> some means of mnking an end of war wns 00 per cent of normal compared (OIIH.K IMtOFESSOR —war will make an cm! of our civil with 65 per cent a month ago and 59 Good large Friers, lb Kill.Kl* IN ACCIDENT izution. per cent a year ago. Production is \T POSTDAM. NK\S~VORK "It Is n surface judgment which re , rtfllmntcd at 22,000 hales ugainst lo,gurds the result*of the election in 1920.900 lust year; 19,114 ill 1920 nnd 15,l Hr T k f A i . s r l a t r S l * r m I ns final against our government join- j 922 hales in 1919. POM DAM. Now York, Sept. 22— ing the lengue of nntions. 1 refuse to No top crop will be made nnywhere Kingan’s Picnic Hants, PmfisMir Max lloyer, o f the faculty accept it ns such. I in the slate nnd the Ren Island acre. Per lb of t'larkrton College, was killed and "For two years now church people, 'age will not mature mrtre than hnlf-of thre.. it nil-nts of tho college wero whenever they have met In Inrge num-1n middle crop. A good bottom rrop ilsngf rootly hurt in a nniiTrf’ftiflU nc tiers, have resolved in favor of if pij.itM* rnl.ti' I'.it *1 league of pence; college nnd school Most of the Sen Islnnd acreage has 24-ll> Pillsbury Flour, teachers in their conventions are con- been picked ^ind (licking is well nd stantly doing the same thing, and winced in short cotton-territory: Per Sack societies of women everywhere have1 Prospects for sweet potatoes are V"U u nit a Sanford tag on your declared in favor.of such a league I not as good ns for a month ngo but car. You <an buy a big blue one for “ This groat body of public opinion jearly plantings are showing a belter your cur from tho dealers or tho of our counlry favorable to tho yield than those of Inst year. Produc* Irish Potatoes, Peck Chamber .if ('ommcrco or you con got League of Nntions has been flouted ,tlon is estimated nt. 3,200,000 bushels r. ydlow one free nt the Williams’ nnd ignored, because since the illness' based upon September 1 condition of bcr.iy. Yolic is nlwnyB on the job of ex President Wilson, it hns been ( 87 per cent of normal. Last year un Hhm ,1 . onu-s to advertising the city without a program nnd without Bpe-■fnvornble weather after September 1 *C’I h.i .it ranged for a big shipment oific leadership. Perhaps I mny he of rut production to 2,720,000 bushels, Large Size Premier Sal­ • 1 ■ •< ’.i\\ metal signs with the name service in aiding in the search for the Production of tobacco is estimated ad Dressing, Bottle ,1, hjK letters that will at* man or group of men nnd women nt .7,070,000 pounds compared with 3,Da** t!> attention of all those who competent for such leadership." 1)00,000 pounds last year. The decrease it li.-t one of them free nt Voile in production is duo to n heavy rut in William*' (inrage on Magnolia nve- INVESTIGATING acreage of aun tobacco. Rice is matur­ nue. ing and harvesting has started. Con­ Grefaud’s Home-made . EXPRESS RATES dition' is about the aamc aa for a year Salad Dressing, Bottle HAYS FLETCHER REPORT ON KILLINGS ago but, on account of a decrease in MARION, HI., Sept. 22— Tho'report Tho Interstate Commerce Commis acreage planted, production will prob­ ef tin special grand jury, which is insion has advised Senator Fletcher that ably not exceed 70,000 bushels, com­ ve*tignting the 22 killings at the Lesan investigation into the interstate pared with 88,000 bushels last year. Ur “ r'p mine Juno 22 and 28, will Field peas are showing excellent Sweet Mixed Pickles in rates and charges of express carriers ’ comm,,,,t "n tho riot and >*y that tho Bulk had been assigned for hearing on Oc­ condition with the acreage plnntod evidence showed dereliction of duty on quite a little larger than for last year. thi part of ocunty officials', it was an­ tober 30, 1022, nt 10 o’clock A. M., at Condition of velvet beans continue to Sweet Potatoes, pound the office of the Commlrslon, beforo nounced today by Assistant AttorneyExaminers Barclay and Mullen, for improve and is now almost, up to con­ General Middlekauff. The report ia the purposo of determining whether dition at this time last year. A foirly till to bo presented Saturday, such rates and charges, or any of good, crop, ia in sifht. Pasture do "dliamaon county board o f supervis­ them, are unreasonable or oatherwise cllne4 slightly in condition'fiuring the 1-lb Arm y Corned Beef ors today announced it would not alin contravention of the proviaionar.pf monlb.bnt JC generally boiler than at uw rln,tns of approximately $275,000 ycr. Hash, can tho Interstate Commerce Act, and of fll'M xRainst the county at a result of inuta ia ertlmstwl making such findings and entering .the killings. such orders aa may be necesiary to re­ -----------------------move any unlawfulness which may be FIRE THREAEKNg CITY Kingan’p Reliable Hams NKW ORLEANS, - Sopt 22— The found to exist.. ENDORSE GERMAN BONDS ----------------:----. » °r«KC buildings and Uw main office BRU8SEL8, 8 «p t 20^-Dr. U n ior the Gallagher Transfer and Storage BILL TO ‘ P R O V ID E " borg, the German minister here.'lm PUBLIC BUILDING ^tnpany here and one private reel* FUND IS PLANNED >»«rm has been turnad In. A ' b*i*k WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 1 - An at­ w'r»l threatens to spread the fire trough the adjoining resident dls- tempt wiD be made to have • public trift* At 12:no n’clocn all available building bill, carrying »n appropria­ P*tro)men in the city had been ordered tion o f , 80.000,000 to $100,000,000, an1,000 Dollar Reach P o w ­ ~ } he scene of the flri to maintain acted at tho December aesalon o f con* ° rder ‘‘ nd t" prevent the U rge crowds greaa, Representative Langley, Ken­ der, ber package ‘••thtrred from blocking tha pro- tucky, chairman o f the house public grounds com m itieo^pd,Representa­ *Tr'" of flrv flghten. tive Clark, Florida, ranking Democrat on the committee, today told President SCHOOL T IM E ! B the Boys nnd Glrla and have their hair Opp. Seminole Co. B ■rrrr iw Oakland Six | jj R ED U CED PRICES (Delivered) 5 C h a ssis...................................:.....v........... $ 950.00 {^ R o a d s te r ......................... ........................ 1125.00 ' T o u r in g ............ ..................................... 1145.00 ■ 4-Passenger S p o r t................................... 1325.00', S Coupe (Special) ....................................... 1340.00 . S Coupe (Standard) ................................... 1610.00 ■ Sedan ............................................................ 1715.00 •rr In addition to usual Warranty a written guarantee on , performance is given to each purchaser of the Oakland 6*44. ■ SERVICE ON PREVIOUS MODELS AS W E L L •’ NEW AS T H E 3- „ Vi : K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y SANFORD FLORIDA P E N N S Y L V A N IA AU TO TU B E 65c • "T on -tested ,” with each Vacuum Cup tire, cord or fabric, fo r limited period only. Prices lowest in history. , Tube is addi* tional saving. Buy noy. 35c •105 Palmetto Avenue Phone I81-J- 40c A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU HOTEL, 22c TAMM] M IA M I, TLA $1.40 50c __ •’ v1-’//SSI Comer Building •\\ Mjp - European Plan Open Jill the year •▼ery room outaldn a— One of the delight* of home In tempting, delicious rneaU, nerved with H - v * * 40c 35c Crade A Coffee. H m l d t o x f i n ,, thick over a hard surfaced eight Ihcl 2£E an dother federal bulidlng* was passed base composed o f Marion county lime the bent bread SAN FO R D M AID BR EAD AND ROLLS THE BEST ROUTH 2 . Next to Princess Theatre p ■■■■■■■■■ e .s ----- -------- r --- --- *--- -- t < •. ----------- ------- . . . *$ *I4| Tha Moatasuua Hotel, Seminole Cafe, Welaka Reatanrant and Valdaa -i •.•- — Grill aerre Elder Springs Water to Chair patrons ill HI -i- W e invite the public and all users o f E L D E R SPRINGS W A T E R to v t t t the itfnrin* and in our method of handling Hb product Why take a chai\co? Ypur eminent^ phyeidane claim that this Water iirfucceUed and its purity makes it moot beneficial foP many troubles. The Ford people o f Stfprtrd as well as the Western Union recommend this water for b a tte rie s. Call phone 311 and have a.bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. ............. SANFORD .i.oQ �IPST- Tampa, F la -y B e p t W, equally necessary tKat they should get . dabt, most o f which these t o the Editor o f The Times: soldiers,, who are denjed f According to p r * a ..j along with Wk, To do ao they should show as much-consideration fo r the , . fo r their sacrifices, were hoard of trade'seems to t whites aa they want the whites' to responsible for stopping and prevent­ dry- ver the awarding o f the band ^how them. They must behave them* ing the amount from getting any contract for the coming tourist sea­ selves and teach their children to do larger. They went over tho Bek*, to son, unable to decide between tho likewise. Those who do not grasp this save the world from t h ^ ands o f ap Tampa organization and one in Balti­ fact will be taught, at painful cost tocracy and for democracy yet the more. Those who do, will receive considers* very moment that they started to go If conditions are anywhere near tion nnd decent treatment'’ to camps and to drill for armYservice equal there should be no hesitation in No one will glory in these clashes thfc men'who are lrtealng the tariff the matter. is a matter of deep Interest with us. of tho races or take comfort in the legislation; the men who are dictating Tampa folks have grown used to S a b a crla tla a M m la A i m * * what course tho president is to pursue the "Buy1 in Tampa," "Purchase Tam­ We appreciate that a bank’s success is Urtrv Oh T e a s ____ _____________________ _ and who are driving hto band wagon pa-made goods,” “ Patronize homo in­ Six ■ • a ( k a -------------------------------•-------ly due to its willingness to servo its cuatomen were laying their schemes and plans U> dustry” and the various other “ boost D t U r t r f i la C ity * r C a rr ie r Oaa Weak-------------------------------IS C well, in addition to safe-guarding their funds play the highway robery game am ing movements fostered by the hoard bleed the country at the expense of o f trade and other commercial organ­ The realisation o f this duty to our customers the soldiers who in all sincerity made izations of Tampa. It is unsafe to has given us the reputation for service which tho sacrifice. mention n mail order firm for fear of we enjoy. All of the benefits of this service In other words, the profiteers who being accused o f a tack of patriotism are yours If yAu bank here. made millions out of the war are still but as soon as there is a bit of public m X B B U THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively n charge of affairs and if the presi­ business to be given out or a contract illtled to the use for republics dent and those who justify their posi­ to let it seems we must' send out o f I news dispatches credited to it otherwise credited In thte tion on the bonus, ecause they claim town for it * also the local newe pul Qirtiu* they have been taking care o f crippled Why can we not “ practice what we All rlahte o f re-publlcatlon o f epeclsl veterans, think that such will let them preach?" Professor Cobb’s band is a dispatches herein are eteo reserved off, they ought to -look at themselves splendid musical organization; it again and they will find out that these would he a credit to any town on the vetorans who have been taken care of rpap, This fact is conceded, not only A C O M M U N ITY B U ILD ER compose n very small pep cent o f the >y the home folks but by tourists and whole and that-there arc hundreds of musical critics from .all parts of tho OCALA’S BAND JOKE F. P. FORSTER, Prasidsnt Regardless of tho coal situation wo B. F. WOITNEIl, Cashier thousands who have never even been country. We are proud of them os a can still have Fords. Editor Star: As you say, the band considered along that samo line be Tampa asset, so if wo are to have ------------ o------- r---is having its little joke. Listen why it cause it takes the department from music why not bo consistent and make Tho new tariff bill went into effect a tw o-to three years to get action on It Tampa music? Even tho benefit of is so fupny. midnight last night. There was no The Board of Trade has hcqn pining, ono man and i f you will go into the considerable difference in favor of noise about it. The noise will be htayd for a hand for n long time. - A band methods and plans followed out by tho Tampa band would be justified by was finally gotten together. The Board the so-called vocational training Insti­ our civic pride (or "patriotism," if of Trado requested a free test concert tutions, you will find that most of you will), aside from the fact that Now that Smyrna has been destroy­ he played, that city fathers be present them are graft ridden and easy mark* Professor Cobb’s splendid band thor­ ed tho folks over there will be want­ to give approval pr disapproval. Free for those who are in chargo and that oughly deserves all tho credit and sup­ ing relief. The idea is to keep the concert was played and Board of Trado they arc a great ig liability to the port wo can offer.— Sam J. Kendrick, Turks from eating up ull the food that awarded a ten weeks contract, which government and arc run just as loose —Tampa Times. we send to the Christians. was O. K'ed. by city council. (Refer ns the army camps were during tho ------------ o----------------------- o------------you to headlines in Star "City Council war, * . Once you try It, you'll always buy Moonshiners in South Carolina have Agrees to Help Band.” ) The soldier bonus mny bo killed; the t— Peabody's Hurd Water Blend and taken to firing on baloons as they When less than half the contract soldiers mny have their noBes cut o ff Grnde A Coffee. Hfi-Gtd; ltw-c pass. It must be a bad brnnd of was played council discovers it haq for a time but tho sentiment crcatod Late Model in Excellent Condition | “ white mule" those boys are making spent the motley which- was assessed against tho government not because Co u c h s d i s t u r b s c h o o l w o r k Up there when they fire on baloons. for bnnd for something more esential these men have been refused a few e - * .... o------------Board of Trade says go ahead, we will dollars in money, but because of the School teachers should give the October ninth is Fire Prevention raise it by public subscription. Whet principle of refusing them even any same advice to children who have Day and a good day to think about the S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A balance of fund was practically raised decent recognition upon their return coughs as this Florida 'teacher. “ 1 prevention of fires. No man over by public subscription financing com­ from service, has hardened about, four recommended Foley’s Iloncy and Tar Distributors for Ilupmoblle find Lexington Cars takes but sufficient insurance to cover mittee rememebured that there wcrO million stalwart, once patriotic young o the children in my school who hnd his losses by fire therefore it behooves certain strings on contributions which men, into cold blooded, unenthusinstic the flu' and good results came when­ each nnd every one to prevent fires at should cause their immedinto return. citizens who, if nnother call for arms ever it was used,” writes Mrs. L. all times. It Is much chenper to pro This leaves the band with a good is made nnd n defense is desired, will Armstrong, Okeechobee, Florida. Fol­ vent fires than to have them nside joke, ,,,p wmth s ball rent to pay, n Ji„ve something to think almut before ey’s Honey and Tar contains no opi­ SAN FO R D M A R B L E & G RAN ITE WORKS from the Ins* of life that might ensue. light bill, new instruments on the ij„,y t„|(P up their guns in defense of ates ingredients printed on tho wrap­ hands of individuals costing more than - , heir country.- Thllt itl (hp scntiment per Stood the test of time serving JOHN G O V E , Proprietor THE H \< K PROBLEM lhe> ‘ oiibl milks out of entire contract, t|,Ht hrtl4 tjepn jlltttli]pd into these mp[1 three generations. Quickly relieves lem ing US With out of t iwn men to ftm, fr(lt]1 thp treatment most of them C E M E T E R Y W O R K A SPECIALTY Now .did then a race cohfilct arises ,m> for last two concerts as well a s h(m. rcrpivpd you can-t hhmc thcm colds, roughs and croup, throat, chest nnd bronchial trouble. Sold every­ in the south, and the south deals with ourselves and director, also leaving us 1018 West First Btreat 1018 West Ftm 9tm« , , where Atlv, one tut. Lakeland Star Tele the situation in a manner that exper ; wl, h Ml|ntf vn|ul,h|e experience, V lerue seems to justify On the whole, X(u. j(,kp thn, tht. hand men • For S a le or E x c h a n g e j B. & C L M O TO R C O . ! the colored people of the south an),,,,,, 90,j(.jt , hp work Xhpy on|y AWARD THE CONTRACT TO THE better trthaved than m the north. Iikp U) , „ Kplhpr And play and see, LOCAL BAND A great nmmint of criticism has -umetbing stirting in town. As far ns been visited upon the south from some luiaticutl returns, ask A. E (ierig, W. , quarters m the north because of the V\ < ornlon. II W Tucker. Hen Ib.r Th'' Tim*‘" fnct that m the south the colored man den or any of the old wheel horses If l,,wln* k'tt,,r fr" m tl,p «ecreU»ry of is taught to know his place and keep l and playing lias not enjt thorn .jrther lhe ‘m,,nl ,,f trn<l,‘ ' w,,n '» H it. Frequently there occur dashes in .nredly or indirectly more than they " f ,h'' <'"""«"«tee appointed to select the north that compels these same lever got or expected In get out of It. |l*"' wi1! p‘>»rerU critics to cry out agaiqsl the arrog We do not ask the public to Ire taxed <kl l-'1- ll,p ll,''rist senson. ante ot the hlio k no e Illinois has to support » band. We did expect. Thp ‘ '“ "imlttce having the tusk in Staged several no e riots that excel however, n *> an tide contract entered blind ot awarding the contract for anything that ever occurred in tho ! into try the Board of Trail- and np- bmul «'»ccrts during the coming sensouth. A recent one that started over proved by the city council would l»o' have eliminated nil but two of the a trival affair so trivul and under fulfilled. numerous bids which hnve been subcircumstances that could not have ex j Yes, the band is having its little1milted. One of these bids Is suhmitis ted in the south, and in which n num­ joke, but somehow it niso seams n *pd by a local band lender and the oth ber «>f persons were severely injured joke on (tie public who with civic Pf lfl submitted by an out-of-town has nutdhft been settled. About this |pritit- attended out concerts, applauded hand leader The committee would ap occurrence the Chicago I rihuno sny":»ntlr (.|f„r(s „ M(| |„„ghed at our mis I'reeiate from you an expression of “ Prompted by the recent clash be­ lakes. It's a juke on the hundreds of "hat you believe the citizens of Tam tween the races in ^.iricoln Park, the little kids that romped nnd played on lm would prefer the committee to do. Tribune hns received numerous heatod the grass nnd looked forward to bnnd Tho committee in taking into conand. intolerant letters from bath night. ridemtion the fnct that in the past whites nnd blacks. Each hns blamed Oh, sure; it's nil a big joke. there hnve been many disadvantages tile nthrr fnr the trouble. We do not THE BAND, which local hands have had to contend nssumc to judge between them, but —Ocnlla Star. with in rendering concerts, uW it i' we are impressed by the evidence that ------------o-----------expected that this year more ideal fa there is n chip on the shoulder of each THE SOLDIER ROM 'S K I LI. ED AS cilitics will he provided. party. EXPECTED An expression from you, ns stated "An illustration of tins condition above, will be greatly appreciated, and came to our attention on an elevated As was predicted by Jlus paper iiiul the committee would like to have your train shortly nfttr the Lincoln Pnrk as was expected by those who were on Iexpression in hand within the next affair. Four colored laborers occupied the inside of the political situation in day or two if possible. considerable more than hnlf of a car Washington, the president vetoed the The Times elects to make public nn ■eat designed to accommodate eight soldier bonus measure hnrdly without swer to the inquiry. It has no heslta- j persons comfortably. Three whites deliberation or hesitation. After both tntion in declaring in favor of award- j occupied tho other end of the bench. houses of congress hnve for three Ing the contract to the local organiza­ Opposite, eight white men and women years fought over and knocked the tion. sat, without crowding. A white man bonus measure from pillar to post; af­ There wan no just cause for com­ entered, counted the passengers on ter the majority of these politicians, plaint nt the quality or variety of mu­ each bcnchfnnd then squeezed himself whose fences nt home were in dnnger sic furnished by Frof. R. E. Cobb's Into the sent between the whites and had held off the showing of their bend last season—and for Revernl sea­ .blocks. The three whites crowded to­ hands until the election were over, sons past. A number of the towns gether. The blacks brnced themselves then the so-called lenders of our coun­ nnd cities in tho state which cater to agginst such a move without even tak’ try passed the measure nnd put it up tourists employed musical organiza­ ing up the few inches of vacant space to the president. It simply means tions from other sections of the coun­ wastcid between them. They stared de­ that the entire time which hns been try and nt much greater cost, but in fiantly at the newcomer on their bench. taken up by congress, especially the our judgment tho Tampa programs He sat on the edge of the seat and senate in fighting over this measure compared very favorably with any submitted to discom fit. has been lost. But, on the other hand, that were presented in Florida during *‘Tho colored men grinned at each these samo law makers don’t take any the J921-2 season. And a facto which other. No doubt their vanity or pride time nt all or hesitate. very long nnd Influences Tho Times strongly In fav­ o f equality, or whatever it might be called, was pleasantly thrilled. But at the president does not stand back on or of the local organization is that that moment, if we are any judge of very much ceremony when they want most o f the members o f Cobb's band human expression, it would havo tak- to vote and contribute over a million ore residents and taxpayers — they -an little to precipitate a riot in that dollars in grain for the starving Rus­ will help to pay for the concerts thru <or. And after such a riot the colored sians; it seems to be an easy matter the taxes they pay. k - folk would have arisen in protest, and also for them to vote, in a very few , Further, it is pertinent to inquire, h“ written tq the newspapers that they months' time, n tariff which will put how- may we ever expect to have a abused and assaulted by preju­ a duty on sugar and other necessities band which will do credit to the city ij diced and arrogant whites, to the dis­ of life, simply because it is an ad­ it is not given the support needed, to ministration measure which tl)e presi­ maintain J t? No progressive citizen grace of Chicago, etc. s 8uch chips must be removed front dent has the effrontery to announce will question the desirability ot popular shoulders. Whether any one ahead of time would lie signed by him. good bnnd—n city which does not in­ The president gives as one bf his clude a band in its civic activities cer­ likes it or not, we have many thousreasons for vetoing the mensure that tainly cannot be considered up-to-date. of colored residents in Chicago. no provision wan nn madofot; the raisins In |ine with the thoughts it has ex­ iy Have beqn wefcotned bjf’.^nu3 lines of business and coddled by some of the money to pay this- obligation; pressed the Times submits the follbwclasses of politicians. They are here, yet opponents o f the measure were ing communication received ^his morn­ ’ V and we must make tho best of them careful to make a provision that‘the ing: = ‘ . . . Authentic Fashions Biiumers extends to you its most cordial invitation to inspect th est b'-aytiful models in Dresses and Millinery. Luxurious materials, ex­ quisite Taioring and clever craftsmanship combine to produce the high standard Eaumel quality at the Lowest possible Prices. CHARMING FROCKS The Dresses offered for your selection, effect­ ively uphold the repu­ tation of this store as n spot where loveliness predominates and va­ riety known no end. Showing Poirot Twill, Cnnton Crepe, Tricotinc, Satin Faced Can­ ton and other new fab­ rics, at prices that will not dampen one's spir­ its. $16.75 I East First S treet MILLINERY MODES Presenting a superbly wonderful collec­ tion of new and distinctive Fall M odels in Dress, Street and Sport Hats, which reflect the styles of the moment in fab­ ric and color. J ' ^ H E R E S T Y L E R EIG N S’* _________________ _________________ — Oppl Ford Service Station P. S a— Our Fall Opening takes place Tuesday, Sep 1 Monday’s paper for, further announcement FW t �*« H f; 3 S 2 ? r r ^ Wmm Eusti* to apend the winter or to make homes. ^ _-Frp legitimate rental is to be expect­ for -lbsMeal :i ,■- ;«i'. ed. Those who build or purchase homes are entitled t o , a reasonable profit dh the^y investments, but the In­ dividual, firm or corporation that -lbs Grits for makes exorbitant charges as a result o f the present dearth of housing facil­ V ities in Eustis is a menace to the fu tore growth and development of the city, and cannot bo' classed among our O c t a g o n Soap for most progressive and desirable citi­ zens.— EuStis Lake Region. o------------ 7 7 25c 7 25c 25c inkgs. Washing Powder for 25c 6-lbs Starch for V IN TR O D U C E N E W SO LD IER BONUS BILL IN SE N A TE New Bill Would Provide for 1’iyncnts of 120 for Each Month of Service / <I*r T h e A i M t l s l r S P m o ) WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Senator Bureum, Republican, New Mexico, late yesterday introduced into the senate .|bs Pillsbury’8 Flour another-bonus measure, defined in its 4,: 'if" ; Vv / ! title ns the "veterans refund snd ad­ justed compensation a ct" The measure would provide for pay­ ffjpj ments of $20 for each month o f ser­ g-lb Snow drift Lard vice together with the return of all compulsory allotments mado by the sorvico men and payments on account of government insuranco between April G, 1017 and, July 1, 1919. 3 pkgs. Macarona No provision is mado for financing the bonus. \ Where the amount duo a veteran did not exceed $50, it would be paid 3 pkgs. Spaghetti in full on October 1, 192.1. In all oth­ er cases, fifty per cent would be paid Octobor 1, 1921, and the remainder on October 1, 1920, together with inter­ est nt four per cent. 115.1bs Irish Potatoes The obligations given by the gov­ ernment on unpaid sums could not be Used as security for loans except un­ der regulations prescribed by the sec­ retaries of the war and navies. Sweet Potatoes, lb Announcing that the fight of the American Legion for adjusted com­ pensation had "only begun" Hanford MacNidcr, national commander of the Picnic Hams, lb organization, declared Inst night in n formnl statement that “ repudiation of those who have defended the iintion is not for the good of nny country," "Those men mid in congress," he ill Breakfast Cereals, said, “ who are fighting fgr their hon­ est convictions, carrying out what Strictly Fresh those they represent would wish can tESH FRUITS A N D be assured that the service men and women—and we represent a whole VEGETABLES generation—will not forgot. To prove that the people’s will must be carried nut, we shall continue to fight to thnt objective.” 25c $1.30 24c 24c 40c 3£c 20c Sanford Cash Grocery Krporl.s are current to the effect there i> n tendency on the part of *°* of the residents of Eustis to take •dnstitfe „f u,P demand fotyesl- ** an,l apartments and Increase i price of rentals to practically pro' P livf r,*Wii « serious mistake that made last season by a number of wid* ritii-x, nnd was so recognized vUifm after it was too lato to repair “ injury caused by the unwise moveinaugurated hy these profitMip I* i" presumed that Florida 7? k*Vc unusual flow of northern jjfoors during the coming winter, and ? wnflitions in the Northj Ejlgt and *re *uch as to justify th* con* ^ n thnt previous records for th* ® , r of <00(1818 in ono.season will during the coming winter. “ T ha* Profited by her hutnb** and H the1 Cla*" ° f wintw *Wtw* dor- pest year*, and f 8* popular each year as l*t and es a desirablo yeararound H i* i . er ^ ° wth dnring the past two ?M Wvn ,itu® 1m * than phen. <. snd her future is propitious ^ Possibilities, with th^fdtirida‘ tor the erection °1 of a city o f tlftv**k — rr (D r T > » S m M RS. POULIN RESUM ES S T A N D A T H EARIN G .O K P A T E R N IT Y CH ARGE The A a a o c ln ir d P r w il SOUTH REND, Ind., Sept. 22.— Mrs. May Poulin, wife of Harry Poul­ in, who is charged by Mrs. Augusta Tioman with tho paternity of her 10munths-old child, resumed tho stand when hearings of the case were tnken up today. Mrs. Poulin, testifying in behalf of her husband undergoing n cross examination by the prosecution when the court adjourned yesterday. L Y N C H E R S IN D IC TED FOR H A N G IN G S IN H IN E S V IL L E , GA. . (Ilr T h e A s s o c i a t e * P r e s s ) n Is M P ress) WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Ameri­ can tariff making will enter a new phase today with the coming into force of the tariff act of 1922. For the first time, congress has delegated part of Us authority over taxes tit the customs houses, conferring on the president broad powers to increase or decrease rates and to change from foreign to American valuation as the basis for assessing ad,valorem duties on Imports. Referring to tho sections carrying this grant of authority, President Harding, in attaching his signature to tho new act, declared that “If we suc­ ceeded as I hope we succeeded in mak­ ing effective the elastic provisions of this, this will prove tho greatest con­ tribution toward progress tn tariff making In a century.!’ The tariff commission, created dur­ ing the administration of President Wilson, will be the agency through which the president will exerciso .his new authority. The commission will mako extensive investigations into the cost of production at homo and abroad and-will report its findings with, rec­ ommendations for- rate or valuation changes to tho president. Applications for changes in rates or valuation basis will bo referred to tho commission. If tho facts presented Justified *action investigation, and, perhaps, hearings would follow. Rules and regulations will be an­ nounced, Chairman Mavvin said-yes­ terday when the commission works out details of methods of procedure Once you try it, you'll always buy It— Peabody's Hnrd Water Blend and Grade A Coffee. 149-Otd; ltw-c TARIFF WIL COST $32,000 PER DAY TO I SAVANNAH REFINERY (Of T h e A u o c l a t r d Treea) SAVANAH, Sept. 22.—William S. Purdonnor, vice-president o ftho Sa­ vannah sugar refinery, said todny, thnt when the new sugur tariff goes into effect, it will cost the Savannah sugar refinery in round figures $32,000 a day. The refinery produces 1,750,000 pounds of sugar daily. The new bill puts n tariff of 1.7045 a pound on tile raw product which comes from Cuba'. POSTAL CLERKS WILL REMAIN AFFILIATED WITH UNION LABOR ( IIj T k « (B f An authority on futures secs Jack Herillr a rity of 220,000 people in tljo lot twenty tire years and this Is not miou►u lion you figure on tho th nf the state of Florida. Every city, town .it .I hamlet in the state will » trr t in. ,, a, go in twenty five an o if art now Anyone with ■df-sn I). . ai . isunlize this growth Dd •rji.iu who conies to Florida it. Some of the home people are lather xkcjitiinl about tho rapid posth of th.- xtnte because they do foiwny and hear about their state other |ii.< i However, with all Mrurnni t. th.- pessimists and tho founts !h. a. hill! growth of tho bleinili. ■ N i *.*nty.five years will marvi i Florida today Is tho Dtrxt grow in g _iute in the union In population 1111,1 tmiUling-^conxldering * numlx-r ,,f people here today. ---------- o— —— h’Fl.ATKl) RENTALS WILL RE­ TARD PROGRESS OF CITY "f ; m m C O M E S IN T O T FORCE T O D A Yr i ' : : WASHINGTON,* A s s o c i a t e s I'rrssi Sept. 22,—The Southern storm was central last night near latitude 25 and longitude 13 and moving northwestward, according to advices to tho.weather bureau hero. The storm has been attended by galea along the const from Capo Cod south, ward to the Georgia coast and by winds of hurricane velocity off tho North Carolina coast, tho report said. Storm warnings remain displayed on tho Atlnntic coast at and between C&pe Hnttcrns and Boston. To the business man who wants to pros­ per and progress, a strong banking con­ nection is vitak r ■*' A MILLIONS TO BANISH NOISE The Peoples Bank of Sanford Is so well equipped and experienced that its advice and co-operation are sure to prove o f val­ ue to customers in any phase o f business finance. CHICAGO, Sept. 22.— More than a million dollars will be spent to banish noise from the new $15,000,000 hotel Stevens, planned ns the world’s larg­ est hostelry according to tho builders, who expect construction to begin in January. I ■m ■ tM ;J 1 You are cordially invited to investigate the exceptional facilities at your com­ mand. \ HURRICANE HITS BERMUDA — HAMILTON, Bermuda, Sept. 22.— ftanrnjda has been in the grip of a fall hurricane since S o'clock this morning. Considerable damage has been done to small buildings and a number of plate glass windows have been blown to pieces. The telephone and electric light systems nrc disorg anized. No damage wan doho to ves­ sels in the harbor. At Hamilton and St. Georges tho wind abated about npon nnd .no fu r ther damage is expected. SIGN RAIL AGREEMENT \The Peoples Bank of* Sanford I I U M I I R I I lU X lM U I I I I lM I M I I U I I I I I M I lllM lI I I U lii Regular meeting of Seminole Rebekah Lodge Friday night n t7 o'clock. Please notice change of time. After a short business session, a social has been planned, celebrating the 71st an­ niversary of our order to which all Rcbekahs, Odd Fellows and their fam­ ilies are invited.—Secretary. Metropolitan L ife Ins. B ILL Y S. P A R K 203-J------- Phone------- 201 GILLON & F R Y WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.— Agree E LE C T R IC A L CONTRACTORS m^nt was signed todny by the South­ Once you try It, you'll always buy ern Railway and representatives of it—Peabody’s Hard Water Blend and the Order of Railronl Conductors and Grndo A Coffee. 149-Gtd; ltw-c Weatinghousc Lights and Appliances New Line pf Fixtures the Brotherhood of Rnilwny Train' men, extending until January 1, 1924, 123 W est First Street SPECIALS THIS WEEK present wages nnd working conditions o f members of these unions employer! j Goblets, per dozen................ $8.00 S. O. Shinholser by the Southern system, ISherbets, per dozen...... 4.00 __________________ lice Tens, per dozen.............................. 4.00 A TH LETES EN TERED |Tumblers j par dozen 3.00 McLAULIN, The Jeweler Contractor and Builder IN THE LEGION M EET * AT N EW O R LE A N S I60-4U) HANFORD -:- :- FLORIDA (H r The A u o r l.l r l ELTON J. MOUGHTON -&L i - : PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY Room 7. Miller Hldg. SANFORD FLORIDA A B. W . H ERN D O N ** You Can Find the Name of *» Every Live Professional and IN SU RAN CE AG EN CY WASHINGTON. Sept. 22. Con rad "* Business Man In Sanford In E. Spens, vice-president of the Chi ■a This Column Each Day FIRE---------AUTO--------- BONDS cage, Burlington & Quincy railroad was appointed fuel distributor under Ryes Examined Glosses Fitted the new coal distribution anti-profi­ “ W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS” teering uct today. TOM MOORE NEW J 'v! - i A R C H IT E C T F1JEI DISTRIBUTOR UNDER m 1’ r . M I NEW ORLEANS. Sept.. 22.— More than sixteen hundred athletes, 4(5 rifle teams sre entered in the American Legion National Athletic champion­ ship meet to he held during the nat­ ional convention of the Legion nt New Orleans, October 18, 1920. A (T WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. By a vote of almost two to one the railway postal clerks h a v e voted to continue affiliation with the American Federa­ tion of Labor it was announced today Quick Service Transfer by the Railway Mail Association. SQ U ARE DANCE. LA K E Storage Facilities A referendum mail ballot taken M ARY CASINO TONIGHT. If we please you, tell others; if riot, 163-ltc by the association during September j ■ tell us. Phone 49H resulted in 7,131 votes favoring con -1 tinuntion of affiliation to 3,B30 against. George A . DeCottes Tbp ruilny postnl clerks affiliated A ttorn ey -u l-L n w with the federation in 1917, "because of the oppressive policies o f Post Over Seminole County Bank master General Burleson," therailway May bo the causa nf many ailments, SANFORD FLORIDA association asserted in a statement Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Kyo troubles, which added, Rheumatism, Cancer, loss of appetite, “ Since tho resignation of Post- despondency, and etc. SA N F O R D N O VE LTY mnntcr General Hays there has been a Dally use of "RIGGS" n modern return to the discredited, Burleson dentifrice with their medicated floss W O R KS policies in the conduct of the postnl will prevent Pyorrhea, correct acid service and tho treatment of the pos­ V. C. COLLER, Prop conditions of the mouth. tal employes." Try today “ RIGGS” THE NEW HINESVILLE. Gn., Sept. 22.—The grand jury' of Liberty county return­ ed indictments against five residents of Wnyne county charging them with GROCERS FEAR NEW CLASS RATES WOULD murder. Alleged to have taken part HURT SOUTH’ S TRADE in lynching two Wayne county ne­ groes in Liberty county aevural weeka (Dr T h e Associate* Prceef ago. ATI*ANTA, Sept. 22i—Statements that proposed changes in tho South' P R E S ID E N T SIGNS BILLS ern freight class rates, as recommend­ FOR COAL. COMM ITTEE ed by tho railroads, would react A N D F A C T FINDINGS against commerce In tho South espec­ ially wholesale and retail grocery ( D r T h e Associate* Press) WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Presi­ trade were made at the closing session here today of the Investigation being dent Harding signed tho administra­ conducted by the Interstate Commerce tions! coal distribution, anti-profiteer­ Commisylon. ,t ing and fact finding coal commission The carriers’ proposal to eliminate bills today. k classification and'cancol all shipments of less than carload lota would greatly BISHOP GAILOR PRESIDENT increase rates on food products, ac­ NATIONAL COUNCIL EPISCO­ cording to testimony by T. D. Guthrie, PAL CHURCHES OF AMERICA traffic manager of the American wholesale Grocers' Association, The (B y T h e Associate* Preaa) rates would'greatly Increase the cost PORTLAND, Ore., Sopt. 22.—Bish­ of living In this section and would op T. F. (Jailor, of Tennessee, was rehave a tendency to pat out of business leeted by the house,of bUhopp as the president of the National Council of many wholesale bouaea dependent the Protestant Episcopal church in the upon shipments of food products from United States. He has held the place Northern and Western market*. It was since the National Council waa creat- stated Eyllr. Guthrie whose testimony was substantiated by Ftancli « . • years ago. •" it <r Hamper, president qf the National Re­ i tail Grocers Association. A MYSTERY J d - 0STILL 8 Letters from merchants from all 1 part* of the south protesting against NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., increased freight'rates on lose than — Many evidence! of recent me were carload ahlpmenta were*offered by found today, In the old unoccupied house on the hill top, overlooking the both Mr. Guthrie and M*. Hamper. The hearings will be resumed in orchard where last Saturdflf^to bodies of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall, erector Ashetflle on October 4. m YOUR TEETH AND GUMS OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN Opposite Posloffice •fan 7# ' % . Sanford, FIs. " ’ -.m SANFORD Machine & Foundry Co. (General Machine and Holler Works; Cylinder (.rinding; Dol.uxe Platons; Fly Wheel Steel Gear Hands; Crank Shafta Returned----------------Phone Eyes Examined 62 Glaaaee Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt, D. Optlclaiv-Optometrlat 212 East First Street Sanford, Fla. DAY DENTIFRICE. Your druggist General Shop and Mill Is instructed to refund your money if FRED R. W ILSO N you do not get Immediate relief from Work ATTOIINKY-AT-I.AW ycur mouth troubles. Convincing tes­ timony of dentists and tho public who CONTRACTOR and BUILDER First Nat'l Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. have regained and safo-guarded their Special attention to examination of health with this wonderful prepara­ 317 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. Abstracts of Title tion. Aak your druggist. USE “RIGGS” BOOKS, NOVELS, M A G A ZIN E S A N D Fri-Tues-Thur. m D A IL Y PAPERS s■ * 1 Schools will open O ct 2nd. Come in and get your books and all School Supplies % l I £j m e , V* cem ent, -N O W 1i : PLASTER and v •. v, ■:t'*V *. .. . ■ ‘ ■ Don’ t wait until the lost day— Complete stock on hand BUILDERS’ _*i U . it— ^ J7 M A TE R IA LS 2 o f every kind •> LL LUMBER CO. a/.the>ehuroh af B t John the *vaneL \ �V . N mm m I ;vwu MRS. FRBD DAIGER, Society Editor Phono 217-W •* I t t o o h a v e » r f r lm d s t Ii | I U ( 7 ° — If 7 0 a a r e v e l a # a a r w h e r e e r ( * ■ ! ■ > h e a tr, o r If r e e a r e r a t e r t a la la s , w r it M ai r a r a <0 Ihla d r p a r tm r a l, g i r U f th e Iteee. It w tl O f te lle , o r te■Irphoar lrp h e he p r r a llr ■Ip tv rU IM . Monday— CONVENES AT LAKE MONROE 1 •r.iHjiati ■. v-. £ the report on B; Y. P. U. work, and spoke of the great progress that la being made in the training of our young church, members. Rev. R, W. Thlot, pastor of the church at DeLand, made a atrong nrfdress on Education and urged our sup­ port of our own Baptist school, Stet­ son. University. Ha introduced Prof. B, F. Ezell, w)iQ has been elected ns field representative of this great school. Mr, Excll la well fitted for this position, nnd Is no stranger to the people of Seminole county, having served several years as Superintend­ ent of City Schools in Sanford, nnd is popular wherever ho I* known, his connection with Stetson means mgeh for the school. , Report on Orphans Home at Arca­ dia by A. L. Abercrombie, shows that we are now caring' for 125 orphan boys and girls, giving tbftm not only a home, but educating them, and fit­ ting them for useful careoro, and giv­ ing them the proper religious train­ ing. A committee on Efficiency was elected, to see if this association, which is said to be one of the best in tho state, can be made still more e f­ ficient. Rev. It. W. ThiotV chairman, Uov. Wilson Finch nnd Cnpt H.,F. McWhorter compose this committee. The executive committee for the ensuing year is composed of Rev. IL S. Rightmire, of Daytona, Chairman; II. B. Stevens, DeLand; B. F.'Wheqler, Oviedo Hon. R. L. Nutt, Tavares; Cnpt. B. F. McWhorter, Unintilln; Rev. J. N. Thompson, Oviedo; Jno. I). Jinkins, Snnfoni, Secretary. Delegate to the Southern baptist Convention, Denn J. Archie Smith, of DeLand, alternate, nnd H. F. Ezell, of ||,,jnnfj cira* . ; v **4 Florida’* estimated celery acreage increased from 2,260 acres in 1921 to 2,670 acres In 1922, and tha acreage of the late State* increased from 12,042 acres In 1921 to 14,460 acres in 1922. In yield per acre, Florida'* av­ erage declined from 768 crates of 4 to 5 dozen bundles each ,ln 1921 to 720 crates in 1922, but in late states there was a gain In tho average fro h i'205 crates of 8 to 10 bunches each In 1921 to 210 crates in 1922. Production as estimated include* carlot movement, movement In less than carlots, whether' by freight in mixed ca n , express, auto truck, or for consumption In home markets, and also that part of the crop which for any reason is not moved off the farm. ■Productions o f 27,012,c a n o f com­ mercial lettuce,' 500 crates to a'car is estimated by the United States Do partrtient of Agriculture This com­ pares with 22,033 cars In 1921, an in­ crease of 25 per cent. The early crop is placed nt 17.B7G cars, the interned late crop 1,878 cars, and the late crop 7,858 cars. Averago yield per ncr« of the three crops is estimated at 318 crates, com pnred with 352 crates in 1921. Acre­ age is 43,480 acres this year compared with 31,276 acres last year. New York leads In lettuce produc­ tion with nn estimated crop of 3,418 enrs, of which 370 cars is tho Long (slnnd crop. Colorado has n crop of 1,988 ears, Idaho 972 cars, Washing­ ton 745 cni*s, New Jersey (2nd crop) 522 cars, nnd smaller quantities in other states. Production, ns estimated, includes carlot whether by freight in mixed ears, express movement, movement In less than carloads, nuto truck, or for consumption in home markets, and al­ so that pnrt of the crop which for nny reason is not moved off the fnrm.— Florida Grower. ,i -U 1; . *; - Sip v t.p c - ' ' • !..- FIRST . fitu- ,W 6 pay 4 % Interest on Savings A ccojj fr T h e real fa ct o f the matter is, life j3 1,, | big opportunity after another to the n S who is wide-awake enough to realize it 1 ■ - 1— ■V e .( : *-;*•*. -■•* i c ' i . Use the- Sa v in Bank iffT - ’ I g A nd Be Prepared ftfr Opportunity i '' =’ rH ’ i~ f '« ,* i f lit'' V i rr STRENGTR-PROGRESS---------- SER\ n¥*«V*ll Ar. j.-t>*-^.-i 5 h i i u i i a i i u u n n i n H U u i i i o i i u i k i i i i i i ,, UNCLE SAM BELLS ed and followed by appr tree.* GOODS ABROAD BY RADIO It Is further ordered that tit* Tipping off American business men bo published in the Sanford Hoi by radio as to foreign sales openings newspaper published in Sa In order to get the jump on America's County, Florida, once each competitors for the world’s market* Is four consecutive weeks. the Commerce Department’s latest /liven under my hand and a aald court, tins the 1st day rf trade promoting stunt. ■Inquiries for American goods com­ tember, A. It. 1922 ing into the Bureau of Foreign and (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLAS Domestic Commerce from consuls, Clerk of Circuit 0 commercial attaches and other gov­ of Seminole Comity] ernment representatives In foreign By: V. K. Douglaa, countries are now distributed to New 9-1-8-15-22-29-fitp . England manufacturers and merchants through the air by the Bureau’s Bos­ Once you try it, you'll alvi| ton Office in collaboration with the it—-Penbody’s Hard Water Bka WGI broadcasting station nt Medford. Grade A Coffee 149-6td; Tho service was tried out one night Inst week for the first time ns an ox Delegates to state convention E. periment. Hy first mail the next FOR SALK-Bars L Hon, Dcl.nnd; G. W. Holmes. Cmn morning several letters were received HUDSON SPEEDSTER t i11n; R J. Corbet, Altonnn; M F. front nearby firms. One of the lend­ 1921 Model, nex paint, ntw tin Hargis, Umatilla; Dr. W. M. Hurr. of ing Now England manufacturers of Perfect condition J.ongwood; T. E. Webb; Hon. It I. artificial leather who hnppenod to he Nutt, Tavares. "listening in” that night learned of , FORD TO! RING, 1»I|, Member State Board of Mission, two possible openings for liis goods; Good Condition Rev. R. W. Thiot, Del-nnd. one in Mexico nnd the other in Co­ The association adjourned at noon lombia. He wns much pleased, com OLDS \ I \TK MODEL Wednesday, and lmimimnuxly agreed Orange County Juvenile Court Head mending the Department of Commerce l Point, etc Make fine hire| that this was one of the best meet­ Says Discipline la l.ax in Mnny for taking advantage of "this most ,w ings that has ever been belli b> this Inst once— Cites Caoes |valuable time saving device." In the | INTERNATIONAL TRUCK) holly. [Opinion of alother New England mer L. H Mann nnd Prof. J. Tilden Jac-j Parents nnd not children arc morclchnnt, tho new “ sell it-by air" service Gno nnd hnlf Ion. bod* tab n'e^ thing, late model obs were chairmen of the entertain to blame for flnppOrisni. |should appeal particularly to the outmerit committee, and it appeared that , fhat is the opinion of Judge Donald of town manufacturers and merchants RED Sl’ KKD WAGON, II tiie entire population of Monroe lent A. Cheney of the Orange county juv­ who are not in daily contact with the Kxlr/i L.ircr D»ij every effort to co-operate with this- enile court, who sniff yestcrilny thnt it offices maintained by tho Commorcc1 committee in making this the great is becoming more nnff more apparent Department, Boston, New York, SanREPUBLIC truck , I-T0N success that was achieved. Tho hill of thnt pnrentnl discipline isn’t whnt it frnncisco, New Orleans nnd otheV Late MikIcI, xtakr txxlj, rU.1 fnru consisted of fish, barbecued meat, used to be nnd thnt the laxity is rir lending cities. "For example," says chicken pillnu, "Seminole stew", cakes fleeted in the conduct of children, spec­ this exeoutlvp, "there are many manu­ and pies and nil the “ trimmins” that ially girls who are less than seven­ facturers interested in radio who wish Tho above cars nnff truck' »rt all | go with them with plenty of good teen years of age nnd so come under to sell nbrond but who are prevented values and " 1H i-> '"Id 'lu*rtl^ black coffee and water from "Jacobs' the jurisdiction of the juvenile court. from keeping in constant touch by fre­ prices v*i- tile if king "We have hail nny number of eases quent visits nnff telephone culls with Well " SA N F O R D MOTOR CO.| One of the interesting features was ■of young girls going out automobile the trade openings reported to the Duffer Dealer* n visit to tiie I-ake Monroe school, so riding with boys every night, drinking government agents. As the radio moonshine whiskey and otherwise Phone No. 3 ^ stations reach many outlaying cities it ably presided over by I’ rof. Jacobs nnd carrying on in manners very unlady­ would seem that this service should his efficient corps df tencheni, the visitors declared that this was one of like, to sny the least,’ Judge Cheney be of especial value to more distantly the best conducted schools that it hnd said, miffing thnt “ mosVof them, when situated business men within a wide Strength from ever been their privilege to attend, traced back, show thnt the parents radius.” Selling American goods in foreign and this has been brought about by have been indifferent or have frankly Ironized Yeast years of hard work, combined with confessed their inability to force markets through the help of ether SimplyGlorii the knowledge and grace that makes obedience nfter going nt the job in waves can be readily extended to oth­ thr wrong way." er parts of the United States, in the good teachers. Judge Cheney- sniff thnt the Juvenile opinion of Dr. Julius Klein,- Director It F ollow , a Natural Ls* The next meeting of the Associa­ Novor Chan*** or F " * court here handles an average of ten of the Bureau fif Foreign nnd Domes tion will be held with the church at Entire Body Qultktf Feeli Now Power! Umatilla on Tuesday after the third cmjes n month, of which half are those tic Commerce. Director Klein poined ■of budding young flappers, some of out thnt his Bureau maintains 34 dis­ Sunday in September, 1923. •Tvo Just about C011" A?-?** Do you know that . ■ them no more than fourteen years old. tinct and cooperative offices In this strength t* comparatively M gr j He said thnt the court had recently country in addition to the Boston do you reallie that It >* PLANE CLIPS OFF possible to vet tuiek >our_ passed upon the case of a girl just branch. The sending out o f tho Infor­ by rntan* of unnatural MASTS OF VESSEL fourteen who hnd become nn hnbitual mation in each caso is n problem for drinker. Her parents were unable to the local manager to arrange with controHier nnd tho court finally found some -nearby broadcasting station as (From T bmSxj ’ i Dill?I PENSACOLA, Sept- 2 2 —Taking it necessary U\ take charge. all of them have been authorized to In support of his theory that paren- undertake the work, he said. o ff from the water yesterday morning an N-9 seaplane piloted by Lieut. tin! discipline is on tho decline Judge Sherman of the Pensacola Naval Air Cheney cited tho case o f a boy less The .Sanford, Bargain Store> has station passed over the fishing smack than fourteen who hnd forged a num­ something fine in the shoe line to of­ Dardanclln nnd clipped off both of ber of checks and wns also guilty of fer you. Go by and see them, the its masts without interrupting the several petty thlcfts. This boy ran proprietor la Frank Takach. He will plane’s flight. A large hole wns tom away from homo and waa gone four give you a square deal. Call around days before he was finally arrested by and inspect his stock and you will in the hull of the plane. V J. Cnstlllino, n member of the Ital­ police. - It developed that hia parent* realize why the store (s called the ian crew, was slightly hurt when one had made no effort to find him, and, Sanford Bargain Store. j # when queationod, they admitted that of tho mast* fell on the deck,. ' L K 'The fact that the plane was not they had foutid it impossible to dis­ In Clrcnit Court of Um Seventh cipline their son. thrown to tho water i> considered un­ R’i usual to those familiar with aeronau­ t "It is Jio wonder that .parent* who will allow a fourtcan-ycar old buy to . • tic*. i . > ii leave home and remain-away four * CITATION Britor / If you liko the Daily Herald tell days without making any effort to trace him find themselves unable- to Mae Rivera, Complainant, Join the throngs df readers. control their children,’’ said Judge ; *1. Cheney. 8TROUT FARM AGENCY; 113 Mag­ W. Harry Riven, Defendant. ,u, Officials of tho Juvenile court are pf To W. Harry R iven, We»t Palm nolia avenue: Bargain in grove. 80 Iron! acres Lakeside, 456 Valencia orange; the opinion that something must.^e 2 Beach, Florida, or elsewhere In the Ironl*L u tto 50 tangerine, 6 grapefruit, 5 to 6 done to check ’the,'wave o f JUpperiam . United'Statea: vImmediately, saying that It has spread years old. 25 bananas,- 25 paper shell You are hereby ordered to be and with alarming rapidity In this county pecans, loquat, guavas, excellent soil, appear before our aald Court at the within the last year, though It is, of 6 acres heavy black loam, good 4-room Court House in Sanford, Florida, in course, no worse here th*n elsewhere. house, porch, fireplace, rosos and oth­ tha above entitled cause On tho first — Orlando Sentinel. ' ka*V er ornamental shrubbery. Bara, fine Monday in October, 1922, the same be­ water. 2 miles to R. R., stores, school, Mrs- Turner .Uoifser returned home ing the 2nd dey thereof, and a rule church. School children carried tree. yesterday frem Tamps, where she day of thU court, to answer the bill 83,500. 8L600 cash, balance 1, 2 and spent several days as tha guest of Mr. of Complaint filed herein Vp «• *3 3 years. 153-tfc Houser’s mother and sister. alaa aaid hill will be token . ■ '■ •-i AV ‘ a#?: ■ - t'i Fine Meeting o f State Baptists This W eek in Our SisterCity St. Agnes Guild meets with Mm. Chris Matthews on Elm Ave., at The Ninth Annual Session of the J t t i 3:30 P. >1. r Seminole Baptist Association conven­ ed a t Lake Monroe, Florida, at 8 p, m. Tuesday— Monday, September 18th. Piny “ Looking for a Cook*' at The Association sermon was preach*, High School Auditorium under the cd b> Dr. F. D. King, pastor of th« auspices of the Woman's Club for church at Sanford, his subject was the benefit of the High School. full of good nows. ''H e advocates that we have less reports of crime and-vice Miss Mary Eula Dyson is now teach­ in oar* press, and more of the gopd ing school in Port Tampa City. She news which could be so easily found, is staying with her uncle and aunt, nnd that wo cultivate a taste for good Mr. and Mrs. Si E. Porter. news instead of a taste for slander nnd scandal, and above all that we CHRISTMAS BAZA heed the good news of the gospel of The Christmas bazar which is given Jesus Christ. each yeay-by the Indies of Holy Cross The pastor of the Lake Monroe Church,(and is looked forward to each Church, Rev, E. Lee Smith, extended year with much interest and pleasure n moat cordial welcome to the dele­ hy the people of Sanford, will be held this year on Docenibcr sixth And gates and visitors. seventh at the Parish House. The organization wus perfected by the enrolling of delegates and the election of officers for tho ensuing LOBSING-LOSSING NUPTIALS year, Rev. J..N. Thompson of Oviedo, Of cordial interest to a wide circle of was re-elected as moderator and Jno. friends, was the marriage yesterday D. Jinkins wns rc-electcd ns clerk and afternoon of Miss I)Jelllo Loss lug to treasurer,* Mr. Frank Lossing, which was solemn­ Tho stntc-wide workers attending ized at two o’clock at the home of the the Association were Dr. C. M. Brit­ bride's parents on the Orlando Hoad, tain, assistant secretary of the State Dr.F. D. King officiating, in the pres­ Hoard of Mission; Mrs. IL C. P oolence of relatives und a few intimate man, secretary of tho Woman’s Mis­ friends. The impressive ring ceremony sionary' Union; Miss Dlancho Ditmnr, being used. assistant to the Sunday School nnd B. The variuus rooms were artistically Y. It. U., secretary and in charge of decorated carrying oul the color motif the Elementary Sunday School work, of pink and white, quantities of love; Prof. B. F. Ezell, field representative vine, rosea, (rotted palms and ferns of Stetson University. being used. In the living room an The Association which is comprised arch of pink and white had been piqc of the llaptist churches In Seminole cd, suspended from this wns n large county ns well as those at Daytona, white wedding bell, nnd it wns here Del^ind, Eirstis, New Smyrna, Tavar­ that the solemn words were spoken.’ es, Mt. Dora, Titusville, Umatilla nnd The bride made a very charming smaller churches within this territory picture in her wedding gown of white was remarkably well attended, many georgette, in her Iwiir was a wreath of visitors in addition to the delegates, ruse buds. Her tlowors were a shower being (in-sent. hmpivt of white roses. While Lake Monroe is one of the Following the ceremony, the wed youngest churches in the association ding* Ineakfnst was served The wed li has done a remarkable work, hav­ ding colors were beautifully earned ing one of the best It, Y I*. IT. organ­ out in every detail. izations m the state, a good Sunday Late in the afternoon the happy School, and preaching services twice a young couple left in their car for a month. Rev. E. Lee Smith is the tour of the state, I hey will stop over jiatq(ir and has receiver! special recog in fininesville, en route home to vt.it mt inn for his good work in leaching the groom's brother, who in attending and training ins young people. About tile University. a year ago Mr nnd Mrs L It Mann Mrs Lossmg is traveling in u smart contributed a large lot on which to coat sub of brown, with hat and acces construct tin- building and the house nones to match. vs its built in less than thirty days and I he bride, who is the adopted ready for service; this was done ,by daughter of Mr and Mrs. Arthur C that spirit of help and co operation Lossing, came here two years ago tj t all the people of .ifonroe know so from Nashville, Term , and is a young well how to exemplify. There is a woman of unusual grnciousnesa and flowing well on the church grounds, charm, her sweetness of disposition which is known ns "Jncoh’n Well" as it having made her popular with a host was made possible by the liberality of of friends. Mr and Mrs. .) Tibleti Jacobs, who Mr Lossing is one of Sanford’s have done so much for the schools and lending contractors imd is a young i oinmumt y life of Monroe man of unusually strong character and There tile now in the Seminole As personal it y, and a favorite among hts six latiort 26 churches,, which report many friends. during the past year 2ln baptisms, The many friends of the young members received by letter 315, pres­ couple join in wishing them much fu­ ent membership 3,346, amount of ture happiness. money contributed for all purposes fK3,im0.23. CONDITION OF COTTON Reports from the churches showed a CHOI’ SHOWED I.IITLE marked progress in every line of CHANGE IN LAST WEEK - hurt li acliv by Some of the out standing reports to the Association were WASHINGTON, Sept 22 Little Report on Temperance and Law Enchange was noted m the eohditum of forcement, by Hon. Schelle Maim's, the cotton crop during tha week end prosecuting attorney for Seminole ing September 19 A review issued to­ day hy the weather bureau Said the ‘',,UMty» ' hlii ri*,K,rt Wttfl thuractcr‘ !t«< "unsatisfactory" progress continued in "" n " ‘ nalerpioce, «»<* u™ " ‘ motihly voted to have the report print most localities. Rainfall wns fre­ quent in the more southern portions ed in our state (taper, tho Bnptist Witof the belt, it was, said, but was light Im'""’ " nicr thttt tho thru* elBewbero, with temperature above tho !,>u* t*'*' nBght receive the benefit of thin practical statement of con­ seasonable average. ditions, and might realize that the re­ "Conditions were somewhat more sponsibility for the enforcement of favorable in Arkansas and Oklahoma, the law is not only with the duly con­ the recent moisture being very favor­ stituted authorities, but niso with ev­ able in Arkansas and the progress in ery citizen of the commonwealth, the crop fairly good in Oklnhomn." i-spccinllyDlitj he emphasize the duty The summary continued: of every good citizen to serve on jur­ "Very little change in condition oc cupied In Texas. The weather con ies when called upon to do so. Report on Religious Literature wus tinues unfavorable for the Inte cYop in Mississippi, nnd much cotton con­ rend by Dr. E. A. McDowell, pastor tinued to #open prematurely in Ala­ of the church at Eustis, one of the most important recommendations in bama. this report is that we arrange to get “ Warm and mostly dry weather pre­ the state paper, the Witness, into ev­ vailed in northern Georgia nnd the ery Baptist homo in the state. drouth prevented further development Report on Missions was read by in tho northern portion. “ Cotton steadily deteriorated in Rev. S. II. Rightmire, pastor at Day­ South Carolina because o f drouth and tona, and emphasized the great needs weevil damage; the top crop had been of our home and foreign fields, as practically destroyed. Cotton was well a s our own state work. The Report on Church Letters by E. mostly poor to only fair in North Car­ olina. '• * • There was practical­ L. Hon, of DeLand, was especially well gotten up, Mr. Han having prepared ly no top crop in Tennessee. Frequent showers nnd heavy rains n largo blackboard with a full report were unfavohable for picking and gin­ from each church thereon. Laymen’s Movement by Uov. Wilson ning in tho more southeastern portion of the belt. Elsewhere throughout the Finch, of Umatilla, was said by him belt (he weather was generally favor to bo no report, as the laymen had no able for harvest and both picking and movement, but he strongly recom­ ginning made rapid prdgresa.’ ’ mended thnt one be inaugurated at once, The Herald, 16c per week, delivered B..F. Hargis, of Umatilla, presented I?* , SB estimated by the United State* •D e­ partment of Agriculture at 22,339 ears, or 13 per cent more than tho crop of 10,771 cam In 1981. Of thla total, Florida produced ail early crop of 6,493 cars of 350 era tea each, with 4 to 6 dozen bunches per crate. Othir states produced » late crop, the total of which U 16,846 curs o f 180 cretee each, with 8 to 10 dozen bunchee per crate. California leads with a crop of 6,000 cars, followed by Michigan with 4,648 cara, New York 4,327 ca n . New Jersey 1,150 cars, Ohio 875 ca n , Col orado 590 ca n , and Pennsylvania 2J>0 . mm - * " , ■ ? �• , r V -----* % ■ ' L.- - _ ‘ : ,1 -^ mm ■ ■ r rap \Ki 1 • ' y'x - ' — ’ •> • ■ 1 r* -w-fc. *, ■ «• r- • tf *«#«»« IB B *********** d Avenue, one o f the busiest, if not the busiest, streets in the City o f Sanford, one of the oldest streets and yet one of the youngest in many 5 F ille d with live wire, up-to-date merchants, who paying lower rents, are making special prices on the goods and getting the trade o f the Jjj With the new paved street extending to Tenth S t , Sanford A ve. will get much of the through travel and will become the busiest mart o f ■ an d travel in the city. The merchants believe in advertising and will have something for you each week. Look them over! " — . A. Stone ES FOR SCHOOL BO YS and GIRLS $7.95 : , Suita and pair Shoes, m m **««^*'****» for wV'»= ; ‘ tj * P IN E W E S T E R N and FLO R ID A M EA TS Market i LINGER, SAY INESS CHIEFS J. HUGH T IL L IS , Proprietor i ■ WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Warnfifg'was Ing wi Riven by hiRh administration SER VIC E, Q U A L IT Y , R IG H T PRICE OUR MOTTO Stockings, officials recently that the country pair...... 7r P ic k le d P i g s F e e t must wholly recover from tho after­ abe Trunks, math of the recent industrial upheav­ M u tto n al before economic benefits flowing i BEEF, PORK A N D MUTTON iHirJ from the settlement' of the railroad Fish and Chickens s l strike can rcnct fully upon national F A T FR YE R S and HENS business conditions. Secretary Hoover took the view that A L W A Y S BUSY 5 Quick Delivery to all although the country is now undoubt­ Pickled pigs Feet Honey-comb Tripe per Sanford Avenue and Fourth Street— Sanford, Florida edly, .better off than it wns n year parts o f the city ago,' it will probnbly be nix months ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Fine Country Sausage beforo n high plane of prosperity is attained, while Secretary Motion, al­ though considering tho business outPhone 372-W TURN ON THE LIGHT [look “ very good," recogniml us fore­ ▲ knowledfo of the condition* which 327 Sanford Avenue. stalling immediate commercial expan­ -Quick Delivery Serviceobtain In and around the Institution 303 Sanford Avenue sion the limitations imposed upon which supplies entertainment for our children and ourselves should be a part I’honr 106-W transportation facilities by car short­ of the education of ovory man. To ages nnd a possible inadequate labor i encourage tho good and fight tho bad SLOHIDA A N D In the show business In the duty of supply. every citlsen. The greatest loss as a result of the | 'The Billboard’* Is ono medium with t e r n M EATS ,a yrorld-wldo circulation from which a striko ‘will he borne by the farmers, to any part of the city ; complete knowledge of the show busi­ according to an analysis of the situa­ ness may be gained, j "The Billboard** 1s a fighter for the tion by Secretary Hoover in which he . clean and wholesome In the •show reached the conclusion that the "econ­ business. omic wound" received by the country by the St. I^mis National league hall CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WOHTII should he quickly healed. MONEY club which will train here next spring. Specialists While the losses due to the coal Other appropriations for betterments Cut out this slip, enclose with Be and railroad strikes have been "con­ include tin-opening of streets ill the on siderable," Secretary Hoover said in in w Point I'lensaut subdivisio, an,l and mail it to Foley A Co., 2835 Shef­ Starting field7tye., Chicago, III., writing your a statement issued Inst night, they f,,, |,nvmg and sewers. , , r name and address clearly. You will and Ignition Troubles nre eaailv overestimated." I I he total assessed valuation is }o, receive in return a trial package con­ "The -11inat •- of torrent nml min |r,;,o.iion taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com­ era’ wage- losi in the five months of Kconomy in ndniinistration of the pound for coughs, colds and croup; strike i- not a basis of estimate of HUDSON Ki(|ncy for palns ,n al(lo. the total loss," ho. said, "because over n .y - affairs by the present ndminis-1K|>, nnd tint ion, hi adt d by Mayor F ,. I. Gretn, ofJ(j j,n(.^. rheumatism, backache, kid-TH E NEW STORE 1ENKN STOREa period of eighteen months we will Jv ami which went into office the first of poy ^ blnd||cr ftlimcnU. nnd Foley ESSEX probably «otisiime the same amount of the present year is responsible for the •SPECIAL FOR S A T U R D A Y Cathartic Tablets, n wholesome and coal, in other words, the miners will SE R V IC E h, c,unn8'lnf? rnthnrtlc for Work more days in the week and pro- fact that the miliage can now be sub- th [Sugar, 1.3 lbs. f o r ................... $>1310 , *t/intinlly retimed. Thu budget has .. . .. . . . . . . , , . . . * constipation, biliouBnuBs, headache*. diicc more tout in the next six or eight . R E P A IR WORK I Lei n delayed a bit so thnt it could ho v inr.d sluggish bowels. Sold cverymonth* than they would have produc­ With every $5.00 purchase or over we will give 'l< <ulc(l lusthuw much money would be , , , . , . 1 where.—Adv. ed if there lind been no strike, and this on All Autom obiles. required for extraordinary expenses, J ------ : FREE :------the wage roll of the next six or eight and despite the fnet thnt the fiscal ftjy it with a Herald Want Ad. months will he larger uiul will in a PH ON E 270 | AONK I'OI Nl) CAN OF M A X W E L L HOUSE COFFEE yen render! June .10, the affairs of the considerable degree, compensate the town government have continued on n IComer Sanford Avenue nnd Third Street-----------Sanford. Fla. loss during this suspension. cash basis and there still is money in "The renl loss would lie more in the the treasury from Inst year’s tax levy. loss <>f productivity in industries thut Theru has been no money borrowed have or might have to close down as against the new tax year. The Boys’ School Shoes, a result of the coal strike. If all of Some floating indebtedness thnt hnx our industries can he kept in motion, stood against the city for several See our new stock at the the loss will he much less from the yarn will nlsu he taken care of in the coni strike than is currently estimat­ new lax levy, despite the trimming If you don’ t like our prlceH rur­ ed down of the mileage, "The greatest loss today is the one being met by the farmer ns a result of It I al ry your trnde elsewhere ns we The Dally Herald Delivered to your the ruilwuy strike. The export of can't sell nil. farm produce hus been seriously in­ friends. 102 SAN FORD A V E N U E terfered with by tho inability of the railways to transport produce. Prices in Ki arc, thoreforo, unduly depressed in the agricultural regions. HOP-MAC B A T T E R Y C O M PAN Y "The inability to transport manu­ factured products will create some de­ |FOOT OF |||tsT STREET____ - ------------------------------ FHONK 480-J gree of loss but nut serious as that to AU TO REPAIR SHOP agriculture. . "There ure other losses that must Road Service, Day and Night he counted into the national balance sheet, such as the dnniugc to the rnil All Work Guaranteed ways the extra charges which they hnve been put to, the cost of keeping 7* — f» ♦v -‘ . ■ the mines open, and tho maintaining Night 487-W-PHONE-Day 49-J thorn during tho period of suspension, 3 and n hundred other Items thnt are of importance. In the broad view, how­ ever, if wo can get back to businuss, [FORK CHOPS, Western, lb.„35c Sugar Cured Ham, lb. ....... 50c if wc can secure n resumption of ;oi« Steak, lb. __________ 25c S U G A R , 13 lbs fo r ..... $1.00 transportation and rnpld distribution « Steak, Ih............. Maxwell House Coffee, tb^„.35e of coni and agricultural produce, wo •Nnd Steak, Ih........... ........ 25c IHllabury Flour, 24-lbs for $1.40 will not have received such an econ­ ,Wf- 2 Ih*.for ______ 25c Octagon 8oap, 3 bars for.... 20c omic wound as cannot be vory quick­ fk Slrak, lb...................i Be Octagon Soap, 6 small bars... 25e ly recovered from. We will probably Slrak. 2 lbs.for. . ..... 35c Princess Royal Com, 2-lb can 18e not be on such a high plunc of busi­ ness prosperity during the next six months' as wo would have been had • , 4 " *" IH ,, m -- a v* f -* v » ** « •t the strike not taken placo but wo will -------- ■ our store.. W e have some undoubtedly be on a much higher and ■■■■■■■■■■a — much more comfortable plane than 3* j • I4 •; m i n i Georgette, per yard................................ $ 1.49 that of last year." ***=*■Tir~*i * .. **i $32.50 1105— URK’S REPAIR SHOP IWKINS BROS. Phone oodcock & Rigney GROCERY 89 BEFORE YOU BUY [NOTICE SANFORD BARGAIN STORE t THE W. T. KLICKERI GROCERY & MARKETS 'hone 157,, .:: v,f JIM M Y HOWARD SURPRISE SHOE STORE Sanford Ave. ■ ih*ing the children to real valueson: School Clothes B o y s’ S u its ' *■* ' l) \ I y 'A 1 D resses, h o s ie r y I i ’4>« • , m il l in e r y at Re niarkably Low Prices . tv i^iSai \ ! )*HYYA ' ./ > 'r! , IlKApBNTOWN CUTS TAX RATE 3 MILLS; PUBLICITY PROVIDED BRADENTOWN, SepL 22.—The city Ux rate for the new tax year will v j | be fifteen mills, which is a reduction of three mills from the riite for the previona year. This is accomplished despite the fact that appropriations incuded In tho new budget embrace ontlays equal to about one and a quar-. u ter mills, for.extraordinsry purposes, g One-half mill goes into th<k publicity ■ fund being raised in common with the (5 , county and the towns of Palmetto Manatee, and another half mill will " be used- to put the ball park, which la Crepe de Chines, per y a r d ........................... 1.69 Pongee, per y a r d .......................................... 1.25 Taffetas, per y a r d ............. .................... 1.98 Messalines, per yard.................. 1................. 1.69 . . Satin, per yard .*............. i \Afiy-K .... 2 . 0 0 , !l ' •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/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 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/41236114d18235499d2d74b05a687c91.pdf 72c6c43a19ac4b23d3d76ae547eb4919 PDF Text Text • F^eolf! • *±vV._-\ ' H >«XwV . si 0?M i i P l i ,'••>'r-y.V^t’ v■■* •■ •■. • ’ ■ r t g g i .-. ^ 1 ■ . *. ; S a2K-iAf.')! ■ I *f , ** * • ■*■ H E A R T r_ * »i>j ,P ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION O P NUMBER i f VOLUME h •' fi h- -| ' _— 1 « W * TT1 AELER? J*. frV f". ROOBR BAUSON PHOI-OSES A CONSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM . . . . . . ■b ; * .L .L ' .L w W / w l m .-*»i*V' ■* ■-. *1 Mil * ' A• IV, GUNS MAY BEGIN WELLESLEY HILLS. Mass^ 8ept. distribution take caro of Itself. Wo ;■ -..;• BEFORE P E A C E ;.-... % _ _ _ 23.—-“Any reduction. la, the-.cost of have saved mllHona a t the bung but A G A IN S T .. ARE ARRANGED we.have Inst millions at tho spigot, .In A8KED living mu«t corn® thru better distribu­ ROAD SH the past fifty, years the amount of tion Tathor than' cheaper production, _____ A O » r . Ul SEV ER* 'V 1,?-*„* .•'T;’>B ■W ’ tn •aya -Roger WVBabson io.dl*cu*«lnK good*. produced. in tha United S tate! :•»*74■*12. -+■ t ' has Increased probably ten times over. tho business outlook. ‘•It’s strange how , . , The number of workers necessary to m on saving the pennies and let the dol produce those goods have Increased . ’’r , only about two and n half times. This MOE THAN I1UNDRHD CARS OF n nd F re d o m o f th e Said D efendants Could Not Deny CANNOT _____ -F IN D ANY TRAIL OF tars slip' thru vour Angara. Tho oifle JACKSONVILLE PEOPLE means that, owing to new machinery D a rd e n e llc s inis of every manufacturing,company Knowledge of.W idespread ; KILLERS OF MINISTER AND TO FOLK8TON and better methods,‘tho average work­ • * in Jthe country isra hunting frantically V iolence CHOIR LEADER — (D - T k t i i M lR lrl er today is able to turn out about four ______ IBr T U A»w«I*(rf PtM*) , -------■ .• for nefr ways to cut down tfctf cost of times as much goods In eight hours as .. LONDbN, Sept. 23.—The' Po! production. They He awake nights lUf Tk» AM**Jat*S **r*M1 . . JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 23.—In J r T h e A s s o c i a t e * I»r*M> „ Great Britain toward the Near CHlCAtiO, BepC 23^-Jadge BRUNSWICK, N. J., Sept. 23. over a few cent* an hour on labor, or the worker fifty years ago. did tn ton protest against alleged bad condition to establish freedom of the ft—.nam ed in their efforta to trace an extra dollar or two on a ton of or twelve hours. Allow for the cost James U. W i l k e f ^ ^ a r * ™ * } elles under supervision of the of state highway between Jackson­ «1 Attorney General Daugherty* ■layer fit Rev. ElwarR Wheeler HaU, coal, or Any other factor which may of the machinery, fuel, etc., and even of Nations, declared Lloyd Gc petition for * naUnnorlde ternrector Protestant Episcopal Church 8t. affect the coft of making thia product. then<you And the average unit produo* ville and- St. Marys River, a m otor • statement .a t a conference porar, Injunction against ths1--1 John the vangcllst, and choir leader, Once the goods are made and <mt of Ing cost today la less than half of cade of more than s hundred cars newspaper men this afternoon. .. M ... ---'TU. what It used to be. In production wo filled with men and women, left here Mrs. Elanor ----Reinhardt wife, of their efforta cease.. sinking railway shopmen. I* a --------• * * * •Mills, - tho factory The the church sexton, authorities P*nned «ob 0f getting their product to the ul have made wonderful progress, be- at one o’clock for Folkston, Georgia. lengthy review of t o ™ * * ” * CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. ..........through hrough ,,__ _____ ______t nbelongs •nmimnp ,hr defend ante could not deny hopes on getting some light tlmato consumer to someone enuse we have given moat of our A demonstration la to be held a t Folk- Within thirty-six hounrs th e : thought and effort to It. knowledge of responsibility of volunteer statements of members else. ston. Speeches will be delivered by “Turn to distribution and wo And F. 0. Miller, president of local motor will probably know whothec the • idwpreed violence- which m ark­ of church. Public appeal with prom’ “AH of us have become so engrossed Ish Nationalists hnvo chosen W Iso of protection' from publicity was with the problem of cutting dowp the no such progress. In fact the percent­ club, Paul McGarry, attorney. Party ed the strike. Pertlel settlement peace. Angora cabinet Is ra e e tlt^ . (Contlnuod on.page 6) • of the Btrtke,.b* nald. heevpot a f v made by Prosecutor Strkker for facta cost of production that we have let will return here tonight. , Smyrna and is expected hourly to d bearing on tho mystery. frfKNt the righta of tho govern­ ■ —A clare whethor Kemallat wiU * * ment to obtain nationwide in ­ conference proposed by jkth« junction. take m atters in theor own hand Invading Thrace. Franco la CHICAGO,‘Sept to .—The court to exert renewed pressure to gave the attorneys for the defense fin* Turks from any hostile action wt til Monday morning'to study the de­ would jeojardise their present cision. prepare to argue text of intlon. ■ JumTion order which will be signod. ’ REPORT ARRAIGNS ADJUTANT Thr order effects 270 officers, four LONDON, Sept. 23.—Notwlt BLACK FOR FAILURE TO hundred thousan numbers of the six REGARDING FLORIDA LEGION Concrete Floor o f the I»bby Drops in the Base­ ing assurances from Paris that REPRESENTATION AT SEND TROOPS ,h„, . rafts belonging to the railway ment Below poets for peace In tho Near East NEW ORLEANS, employes department of the American brightening, ugly reports continue (ny Til. Awmk-UI.S , . $ .. • Kftii't ation of Labor. • como from Constantinople and sever MARION, III., Sept. 23^-A total of i » r T f c . A B M c U tc e r w « i PITTSBURGH, S ep t 2 s !^ c !ty * f-! S & * wcrc unconscious when token 212 Indictments hnvo been voted by more units of tho Atlantic fleet,' JACKSONVILLE, S ept 23.—Post SOI 111 LANDS’ FOOTBALL commanders, post adjutants and state fIdols eonductlng investigation «>f out. Others, vaguely r™11*1"* ^ the special grnnd iury investigating eluding battleship revenge, baa h SEASON OPENED TODAY eccutive commlttctmen of tho Amer­ (he collapse of tho foyer of the S t r n n . l ,had h.pi^ned, cfled for their parents. tho Herrin mine riot in Williams coun­ ordered prepared for service In WITn SEVERAL GAMES ican Legiqp met hare today to discuss theatre yctordoy began ^ | ,ht. 7 ^ 7 before the hospital was ty last June. A report of inquiry Dardanelles. plans regarding Florida’s Legion’s made public today reveals. Tho re­ representation a t the National Con- d ^ n m'brt of whom w c« fnjuJad when reached by a score of hysterical moth- port arraigned Adjutant Black, of Il­ LONDON, Sept. 23.—The q ATLANTA* ^ B e p ^ a ^ ^ t t chief f l S d S p f to- the j era. Victims who escaped grave In­ linois, for failure to send troops, and of peace or war in the Near rentioo |n New Orleans next month. int. r. sl centered on Centw-Carson basement Medline Kunkle, aged 8 juries, were sent home Bhoriff Melvin Thaxton, and local po- seems to turn first op whether Nfvi nun nnd University of Gcorgla- The exhibit advertising Florida made one of those invited to th i & & fnov- ‘ City officials Iwgan thc.r Invcatlga- lico for alleged failure to protect life question of the future statu* possible by Legionnaires subscrip­ Nrwii.-rry conflicts,. Southland’s foottions approximating twenty thousand ing picture “Tho Trap,’’ was killed, tloh aX soon ns tho Injured were ro and property. Thrace can be kept separate and tail mnson wUl be ushered in this afi ’ and eighteen others injured- nre in moved. tince from tho queation of neu‘ given final touches. ' . , lern'Hin. At least six of Dixie’s o»A fTee show had been arranged for and freedom of the DanlapeUes hospitals. ' Jor rlovons will be seen In. action and neighborhood' children and the crowd second, whether the guns b * ft|g pi-nitron fans throughout South and on hand consisted of tho early dele­ speak before tho negotiations betW1 PITTSBURGH, Sept. 23.—Fifty Fj -i arc awaiting results to leam the gation seeking choice seats. the alllod representatives in P chattering children, m oat of them un­ pr..MH-ctive strength of teams In later .... The crash and cries of the frighten­ have ended. •• v m ___ _ F4: der 12 years of age, were mashed In int' r.-iflional battles. • ed youngsters were h(Ard two blocks While there is no diminution In the lobby of the Strand, a new mo­ away. Policemon and civilians who qnnounccment determination of tion picture theatre In East Liberty LARGEST TARPOON > made the first rescues said some of Dardanelles, a semi-official sts lute yesterday awaiting admission to EVER CAUGHT the children were bruied ‘three deep." issued last evening seems to l» HAD GANG AND WENT TO T11E a free show—when tho concrete floor IN SOUTHERN WATERS Three jagged chunks of concrete tome modification of the British IN COMPLETE' ACCORD ABOUT c/ushcd In and dropped the little ones BUSINESS LIKE OLD were lifted from the unconscious form THE RIGI1T8 OF THE icy and its attitude toward Greece HEADS into the baesment , I I I , Tfc* A B M « l a < H P r * « « l of r girl about 8 years of ngc. Un­ ’ DARDANELLES Thrace, which It may be asau s n \ ORLEANS, Sept. 23.—A ta r The body o felg h t year obi Mmlalyn derneath was a bleeding drying boy. m r T»f a o w u h s „ the outcome of the Faria nego p..n A.-ighing 237 pounds add believed Kunkle, dressed In holiday attire, was ST. AUGUSTINE,. 8«pt 23.-M ys- in whkh Lord Curxon, the Firemen lowered laddors through (By The Am m I«I*4 Pt*m ) to U the largest ever taken In South­ removed from the debria. The injur­ ern waters was caught a t Chef Men- BERLIN, Sept. 23.—Foreign Minis­ ed,. 38 children and thp thcatrq pro­ clouda of dust. Tho district fire chief tery of aoveral recent robberies In S t foreign aecreUry, participated. Augustine were eolved yesterday when tour, la., by A i'B. Sanders of Mer ter TchltCherin, of Soviet-Russia, In prietor, wqre placed on cota In a near­ was Jirst to go down. At the bottom police rounded up a youthful gang who an interview printed today declared he noticed a frame, under which sev­ C,*ii»L. Miss., and brought here yester­ FREE PRIZES GIVEN AWAY by bhspltal a t approximately the min­ braxenly confessed entering two estabTurkey and Russia are tn complete eral children were pinned. Ho called day . ute the performance should have AT T1IE COUNTRY BTO agreement regarding the question ot for a rope and tho frame, containing Ibhmcnts arul took officoria riding started. AT H. 8. TUESDAY N lr place loot. Robbery of local hard­ tho Straits of Dardanelles. Accordlftg a poster, was dragged to the surface. Sol Zelnick, tho theatre owner, and ____ lt!< II YOUNG MAN , ware store, the ownors of which were to Russia’s agreement with Turkey he It advertised “The Trap", tho film four children, were In a serious condlSKNTbTO TH E PEN Says, tho nations bordering on the the kiddies were invited to witness. away on a motor trip, was accomplish­ One of tho biggest bunches of FOR BEING DRUNK tlpn last night. ' A dosen boys and ed In brond daylight. “Speek" Key, to bo givon-awsy fn-the hl Black flea alono have the right to 10, on parole fro mthe state reform Sanford Tuesday night at the ^ draft final International of thia Issue. . nr T k e A M M l a l t i r n « ) school, Is believed to be mastqr mind School Auditorium. The C« v \ \ JOSE, C allt, Sept. 23.—Phil of tho gang and la alelged to have Store will be the place of the « I. Valentina ^on of a former pres­ Reed what Roger-Babsop says in ings and you are Uahls to, bo tha disposed of stolen’property. ident . Well Fargo and Company U this. Issue of the Herald about retail one. • Prise* on exhibition In »J today un-ler sentence from ona t© flva conditions end about having the vision ' dow of tho Ball Hardware Co., )■:‘rt nt San Quentin prison for driv­ to look’ ahead and. as* ths improve 71ST ANNIVERSARY the following list; / . ing an automobile when intolcatad, • menu th a t should bb.uuuls.in order FOUNDING OF RBBBKAH Electric Curling Iron by Ql • DEGREE CELEBRATED *hnVyjo to which ha pleaded guilty. to keep up with the procession. He ' / ,i1 ; • >. .. . -Fry. says that this la -the time to float :A $6.00.Raoalr Ticket by P,. ROD'BBR TAKES ALL The 71st anniversary of the found­ bonds and make the * Imprtveraents C h a n g e i n S e n t i m e n t M e a n s T h a t U . S . W i l l T a k e It by Porter-Judy RKAUMONT, Tex,; Sept. 23.—Com needed especially .in all southern clting of the Rebekah Degwe was cele­ 1 crate firu Her Place plaining that he had been robbed of ire: Rood his articles In this Issue brated by Seminole Rebekeh Lodge Co. *h'.n in cash and a $28 check, Ramon and read them every Saturday. Babast evening. A short pjogrom was V box Johnny Walker . »-■. -1■ -• m OlrJitrics, a Mexican living a t M aor1 on soys Something fo r hs knows con' rendered, after which game* and con­ Wight Grocery Co. KgniRuon w <•“**/ -—’ — Basket of Roses by *«i-viiie, notified tho Mexican counsel itlons. , WASHINGTON, SspL tr,- T tests of various, klpds were enjoyed. ?iv / ’ Y.* — 'rwm. - s ” dent Harding. Ip convinced there has should congress see fit to make Chang­ We had as our guests the Odd Fel$2.00 Repair Credit here that the burglar, olfo 0 Mexican, y1 -a, boon a marked change In aenUment es in the pending subsidy bill. hnd stolen his wife, and four-year-old hop. ■■ • . . . . SCOUT NOTES Charge* of a shipping board "pro­ ows 'and their families and all left regarding government aid to the 24-lb. sack Ariato Floqr by daughter, as well. Police was asked lir^ " r V » . *■ paganda" in favbr of the bill were at a late hour, voting the Rebelahs . --------American Merchant Marine in sections to be on th* lookout fo r th e cu lp rit Znring A Co. 'a . . a s . ___ . i | HM a # T waa * royni entertainers. * . The regular weekly n u tting of Troop of the country where hostility to.kuch Serving 8poon by John T. S — Totted ria n t, Mr*. W. H. ‘ SEIZE ALCOHOL WAGON 3 w 'l i i l d ^ d a F n,*h t 7:30 ? ! a program formerly was In evldenco, It begins to look as though B, O • J vi scout room of the First Baptist underan administration spokesman declar­ Basket by Sanford F"~*‘ NKW YORK, Sept. 23 mlth of Oveldo was himself again Addressing himself primarily to Chuteb. Including Scout-msstsy H»d- ed yeetsrday. Communications recelvUkers’ wagon «mtainl“ Capital priss—Coder resolution of inquiry Introduced by after ataylng eway from Sanford for of alcohol was silted I . t i k . white .h e n . tho past six month*. He had almost rilasc through ths «d B treld th a t the propoaal now pending tn 8en*(or King. UUh. and never acted lost hi* seniority righta but we reaC u ; • f. vRrooklyn, where there congress which may bo. the principle upon, tha shipping board head wrote atored them again upon his promise of ■ “’" - ik n was swsrdsd the second discussion « t s N o w " ! * ’ that fhe* shipping board pever had numl»er of datF* Mobley's 4VWIWg* W Drug —• —.4 8tore. . . * - x lM p e c tio n w s s '* ^ •pent'foh* .cent” for spy of the Impoisoning^ Beaded Hand Bag by the Y propdr purposes enumorsted-ln Bens. , M an'. Shirt by,Woodruff ” rtrr* ■e • «ni) FELLO. n boon made • WILL nOLD at Ionr AT jUlght by Wight Tire L . •• t t of Enamel Kitchen Can! The Odd Fst proper place among commercial na­ .ation of cargos*. TK|e he denied. BegaVdtng Senator King’s sugges they ehould go ahead, organise and .... Hardware Co. scouts makd special effort to »«-— a special tions of ths world; must have an adeSofa Pillow'by Spoor A tjon that reports were current’.that pay tq their rrfonew and then present this tho best school ysar of thslr lives. *n<l Mm. A. J,\ a Qoca-CoU by the Co the board was prepared to loan $26,- the.sppllc*Uon.^rY t Tered a prise, th ths scout wW Wednesday evu. ' » -* * Concerning reports th a t ths , board c°* " 1,003 to aorte firm which was to •- - ■ A ^ make the h It will bo l„ the Id two 70,000 tqn cargo ships, Mr. .‘ . Hon. . nic. supper, f O.' P. Swope and Id'there hda beetr no form­ Fellows and' al inquiries of that nature. He construction. Mr. Lasker said, be-was were in the eity today “ Grand to itTfhgtutn toe ATUfi added however, .that a firm was in sorry that there w a. no such nation. arythlhg a t Oveldo aa Lthofleld, will b class condition. 1 J 1 ■ “ * for aid to buUd ahips. . M 'n m n iu H n n and had In- 1* * td ‘v “ -XS ' ; Vj - 53E AS A PROTEST FOR EVIDENCE HEADS DISCUSS PLANS W1 COLLAPSED 212 INDICTMENTS IN HERRIN CASE IGHT TO DANGER OF LAST JUNE YOUNG LADS IN THESTEAUNGAT ST. AUGUSTINE LEADER SHIP SUBSIDY POSTPONED is " is - * v r c ’wi 1• I: - »-• «T. . • ' • . ”V! �tale’s Attorney'. :' S fP fComes 3ack Reply to* Orlando Ministers l® ® D 0 ® Q ][jg g j ^ - t o n ig h t . HAROLD lI Strikers Are Going Back to Work By Says They Should Acquaint Them' to • ■ .------r • * ' Thousands' selves With the Pacts to Fall Is here and the weath- to Jacksonville was represented here to er today Is delightful with to yesterday by A. L. Anderson. CHICAGO/ Sept. 21.—Shop forces (Hr T l i Aaa—la tea to the old bulb down to 80 to and positively no classified of the nation's railways are gradually ORLANDO, S ep t 10.—State A t­ to and the prospects of it go* to M. Nervis will be closed on S stu r increasing to their normal size, nc ads charged to anyone. Cash torney Jones' activity in the recent to In* lower. Have you any to day, that day being the Jewish N at­ cording to indications today. The shop must accompany aO orders. killing of Harry Givens by L. J. Gay, to dengue in your homo? to ional Holiday. C o a t five words to a line forces are being built up by different federal prohibition agent, who with J . 5:40 A. M , 8BPT. 22, 1922 to and remit accordingly. . methods, according to the policies E. Bledsoe, was ordered held by a cor­ to J. .R. Johnson, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to ' M axim um ...... 80 to ' oner’s jury a t Orlando but lated tu rn ­ is spending a few days a t the Monteto Minimum ....08 to ed over,to the federal authorities, sums, while in the city oft business. to Range ----------69 to severely denounced in a recent state­ to Barom eter........------- -...80.00 to FOR SALE ment issued by the local ministerial to Northwest and dear. to ending the shopmen’s ^strike, other union. FORDS, Bulcks, 01 Al»Orroads holding aloof from the arrange­ The statem ent has drawn a warm iands, Dodge, 'C o if 8, Overland, ment with striki. leaders continued to retort from Mr. Jones. He requested Chevrolet, Maxwell for tale. These to' t o to to , to to to t o to to recruit shop workers independent of cars are lota models, apd have been re­ FOX NEWS __________ all negotiations, with the six shop craft finished, making them very desirable # • —A NDjury hearing does not bear out the unions, which went on strike July 1. care io prospective buyera, and ths light on the ktIHng shed by Gay . and Twenty thousand strikers are duo prices are right, with easy terms. 5 p a t h e REVD to return to the New York Central Bledsoe. Both men had barely attainand 7 passengers.—B. A O. Motor Go. shops under the terms of the* Balti­ 209 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. Distrib­ S H U D E E E H n b more agreement as a result of yester­ utors for Hupmobile and Lexington day's'settlement between A. H. Smith, cars. "We carry tho parte." president of the system and Bert M. 140-tfc Jewell, head of the shop crafts. Ac­ F6R SALE—One wood stove, one gas cording to the most generally accepted bile had been produced, Mr. Jonetf range, cheap. Phone 812-J. estimates about 50,000 erstwhile said. Neither, he said, was Gsy*a J. W. Dawson has returned from strikers had returned to work on claim of self-defense substantiated by SEVERAL HOUSE& for sals. See New York and other mnrkets, whero other roads which entered tho Balti­ For Florida: Fair tonigkl the ovidence. Givens was not armed Thlgpln. he has been to buy goods. Mr. Daw­ more truce. and Saturday except prsk a t the time of the arrest and indica­ r OR SALE—Easy terms, 60 acres, son is associated with Mr. Kanner in According to advices from Now ably showers in the extnas tions pointed to his having been bad­ flowing well land, 10 acres cleared, the mercantile business on Sanford York jobs will be restored to the 20,-. south portion. ‘ ly beaten by Gay and Bledsoe. . a t remarkably low price if sold now. avenue. 000 strikers within the next 30 days. Although ho had never scon Given? —A. P. Connelly & Sons. 146-tfc This would bring the number of shop­ before bis death, he said, ho was con­ men employed by the entire system FOR SALE—New fiive room house, vinced that his record during the up to 50,000, according to officials. two and one-half acres and, one acre world war entitled him to a citizen’s Roads remaining out of the Baltimore tiled, sleeping porch and large rooms, rights. ' J " agreement reported shop forces at every convenience.—A. P. Connelly & Gay and Bledsoo were released in Rend the advertisement of th« work ranging from 75 to 100 per Sons. 148-tfc bonds of |500 nnd $200 respectively mel Specialty Shop in this iuot cent of normal. by federnd court. They had been held rO K bALE— riv e passenger ing attention to the Fall Oparfa Sign Agreement hero in bonds of’ $2,000 nnd $1,000. good condition at bargain. Tuesday, September 26th. Aka On the heels of the New York Cen It is understood }hnt wh?n the 300 Elm Ave. nnd 3rd St. fall fashions, frocks, millinery, trnl settlem ent came news of the first case comes up for trial at Jacksonville FOR SALE—One regulation size The store will be closed Saturdaj collective agreement with striking tho state will act in the role of prose­ porch swing .— E. D. Brownlee, 000 til 6 o'clock on account of the J< shopment in the southw est cutor while tho men will bo defended Palmetto. 153-2tp New Year. The agreement was signed by the by the United States attorney. rU K SALE—borne second hnnd laths, San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail­ niso 2x!0s and other odd lumber. road nnd provides for the restoration Once you try it, you'll alwayi Once you try it, you’ll always buy All heart stuff, good condition.— of jobs to 450 shopmen who walked it— Peabody's Hard Water Blend it— Peabody’s H ard W ater Blend and Smith Bros., First nnd Sanford. out July i. The return to the shops 1<9-4td: 1: Grade A Coffee. 140-Ctd: ltw-c Grade A Coffee l03-3tp is due to start tomorrow, the men going buck virtually as new men, FARMERS— You can got seed bed SQ U A R E DANCE, L with positions on the senority list be frames and Irrigation pluga at the MARY CASINO TONIGHT. low those of men who remained at Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc u work nnd others who entered the cm IfhH and . ploy of the rond during tho strike The Wabash railroad took a definite OCTOBER RECORDS— NEW SHEET MU! stand with the nbdurntc roads and of fered to accept strikers only as new employes. At the same time the St. Louis nnd San Francisco system began negotin PIANO TUNING------PHONOGRAPH REPAI tions with the newly formed FriscoThe Bee Hive, Inc , lias a special of­ system of tnctnl craft, and car d e p a rt­ fer to make you off fine wardrobe ment employes for an agreement cov FOR RENT trunks, and they have some very fine cring wages nnd working conditions.1 buys in this line. Look at their ad The new shop organization is made up ■ Sanford’s New Store nnd you will w r for yourself. In nd- of men who took the place of strikers: With four alleged striking shop dition to this offer they have somefurnished house- thing else thnt will make you sit up men on trial for murder at Memphis, j 10 per month aim and take notice Look at the ad nnd Tonn., the cases of four others a t i Marion, Ark., also charged with m ur- j ast 5th St. you will be surprised. der, are set for trial next Mnpday. Officials of the ronds west of the I Mississippi river are due to meet here | 10 Stores in Georgia I Store in Florid*1 October 2 for conferences with W. G. j 1 ee, president of the Brotherhood of 1 Railway Trainmen, nnd L. K. Shop- i pnrd, head of the Order of Railway j Conductors, to negotiate for new j agreem ents, according to announce- I ment by Mr. I.co. J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. SPECIALS THIS WEEK FOR ItKN'T —Oct. 1st two store rooms in Loftier building, south end, cor­ ner First and Sanford. W. \\'. C. Smith. 153-3tp FOR RENT Furnished bed room, ni­ so gnrnge, 117 Laurel Ave. 150 3tp FOR It E N T T ottnge, see J. Munson. FOR RENT—Apartm ent two, three or four room*. Also extra room, all furnishing, yes, children are welcome. 1011 Oak Avenue. Phone 283-L-l. 151-Ctc FOR RENT— Furnished bed room, at 117 la u re l Ave. 153-3tp Woodcock & Rigney's Grocery store, the new store, h n* something special to offer the public for Saturday only See their ad in today’s Herald, then you will he convinced thnt you will gel a real treat by going uround there Saturday and see the hoys. “ Dope" Woodcock says that he believes in ad­ vertising nnd thnt he will have some­ thing to offer the public every week in the grocery line. Mr. Rigncy verifies this statem ent also so tie sure and nee them as they nro there to give you the best of service nt all times. Goblet*,, per dozen Sherbets, per dozen Ire Teas, per dozen Tumblers, per dozen Mcl.AUl.IN, The Jeweler 150 4tc WITH THE GOODS Smith will go in acarch of nCook at the High School Auditorium Tuesday evening, September 26. The play is full of side splitting situations. You can’t afford to nflss It. Your ticket mny draw the Grand Prizo at tho Country Store. Sec the prizes to be SQUARE DANCE, LAKE anted displayed in Bower’s window S a tu r CARPENTER wants to do your build­ MARY CASINO TONIGHT. day. 153-ltc ing or repairing. Save money by w riting Box 174, Sanford. 150-Ctp CAR LOAD OF APPLES MOTORED TO SANFORD WANTED—One or two unfurnished Now is tho time to make npplo jel­ room*, suitable for bedroom or light lies. 65c per pk., $2.50 per bushel, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Woodruff and housekeeping rooms. Address “ D. C. on sale First street from car door. their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Shep Shine G.’’ care pf Herald office. 152-tfc 14D-6tp and Mrs. Alma Bisbee, motored to Sanford this morning where Mr. Shine WANTED—An once, for permanent BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SUITS WITH TWO PAIR PANTS W STROUT FARM AGENCY, 113 Mag­ nolia Avenue.—Bsrgait} In completely furnished 8-room house, 6 acres 'o f land in R. R. town, 30 minutes to San­ ford postoffice, oranges, gusv/ui, mul­ berries, roses and' other drnamental shrubbery. Bam, garage, 4 poultry houses. Farming tools and flock of poultry. All for $2,000; $1,000 cash, AlAIL ROBBERY IB balance 1 and 2 y ean . An Ideal loca­ BEING INVESTIGATED tion for a poultry farih. Why pay AT TRINIDAD, COLO, rent? Work in tewn and own your own home in the country. position, competent young book­ keeper, msn or lady, who is willing to learn furniture business. Must writo good hand. Apply Monday.—Smith Bros. 163-3tp WANTED TO RENT—Small house, nicely furnished, close in. Box 540. 153-4 tc ( D r Tfc* A u w I t t r Z P r r u ) DENVER, S e p t 22.—Two men nnd ANOTHER STRIKE one woman were arrested here held In connection with the investigation EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, Sept. 22. of the robbery of registered mnll var­ ^Orders Instructing 7,000 generaliously valued nt from $56,000 to $100,­ ware pottery workers in the United 000 from tho express and baggage States to quit work on the night of rooms at Trinidad, Colo., union depot September 30, were mailed today by last H ay. * Join the throngs ot readers. was called on business., Mr. and Mrs. Shine and Mrs. Bisbee will return to Jacksonville tomorrow by nuto^—Or­ lando Beporter-Star. LOCAL MANAGER WANTED with managerial selling experience to handle a ffs ln of Gandy Bridge Com­ pany in your community. This is a fine opportunity and aasurea unusual recompense to thoroughly responsible party. Write at once to P. O. Box 428, St. Petenburg, Fla., stating all par­ ticular* a* to experience and refer­ ence, for quick response. * 153-3to SQUARE DANCE, LAKE MARY CASINO TONIGHT. 1 153-ltc Once you try it, youll always buy • President John T. Wood, to officers of subordinate unions of tho national it—Peabody’s Hard Water Blend and Grade A Coffee. * 149-6td; ltw-c brotherhood of operative potters. MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS 5rge, Bin Stripes and Fancy Patterns • ’ . : ' �B ast IH j UoL costs." Ml J —0 .. , m f Ha vo you read the want ads today T /. to Join the- throng* of m d s re . P |; I - ■ ■ t i ■»|h ■ >*;>'1 ^ ' ^V* BABSON SEES GREA TOPPORTUNITIE8 FOR K4M(W /;*. j. noixr. **. [tjbnc® you try it, you’ll always buy MUNICIPALITIES p^. 1it —Peabody ‘a Hard W ater Blond apd Kl h t a M SI m M rn t a A GradoA Coffee. . 149-(Jtd; ltw-c l - v . ' S B a a ls E s A ^ t' * t * -C.TSX7^1r ifrSft | __ • : c-r-T -z l v 1-s f - »■* ‘ -,1^’ .1V , • fV' ? m % ; W M -•:f. J M f e - • . ------——-----i U m ( U I * s H a t pa M a s * K n o w n ft < . A p p lic a t io n Is a m atter of deep interest with.us. W7LLESLEY HILLS, Mass., Sept. quent demand for mechanic^ carpcn* [COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK Wa appreciate th a t a bank** success is l a t e ­ t |X • ' "; 'V 23.—Roger W .. Baboon this week is­ tors, and cotriinon labor. “Wise are the cities and towns that ^School teachers should give the ly dim to its willingness to serve its customer, sues a warning to cities and towns to take advantage. of these new condL Mme adv!ca to children who have well, ia addition, to safe-guarding their funds. got busy on their municipal improve­ tions; Those eify fathers who do not; coughs a s 'th ft Florida teacher. “I The realisation of this duty to our customers ments immediately.' His reasons « e will mla# a great opportunity. .More- lecommcndcd Foley’s Honey and Tar ha* given us. the reputation for ssrvlco which over, the Mjpk U now especially pro^ te the children in my school who had as follows: j / pitlous for municipalities to c a p i U l l s e W w and good rcsulU cam e whenwo enjoy. All of the benefits of this scrvlcu “A revolution is to taKJT“piace in thls g reat movement. Money r*te*L ver jt WM Uied," writes Mrs. U city- development during the next de­ are low. There is a good demand for Armstrong, Okeechobee, Florida. Folcade. Tho automobile |s to have as munlcipel bonds. The Federal Income L y * Honey and T ar oonUins no opigreat an effect on living conditions as Tax and state end ’ city taxes ere *toa-ingredierta printed on the wrapthe sewing machine had on weaving,' this paper Aa the mill has taken the place of published the fcome- spinning wheel, so the sub­ rights of re-pubtloatlOH ‘of special urb ia to take the place of the city for tubes herein are slap reserved. residential purposes. Tremendous, ilH g jftA L Pam iM M O . rtiMId movements from tho city to the sub­ s A C O M M U N IT Y G U IL D E R urbs msy be expected" during the next few years. Wise cities will begin to j F. P. FORSTER, P resid en t. B. F. WHITNEIt Cashier a immediately prepare for this groat a H a ia a u H H a a a k a u u n s M iS K U jb a iiR s iiiiH ,! , ^■.!‘-4:*Headlincs in papers say “Georgia suburban development,'which, in many Electa Dead Man to Office." They are cases, will mean the extension erf city 4aaRRaiRiRaaaiaBaiaaniH i IU II| v hot alone. We often do this in Flor­ limits. .. * \ <_ _ id Ida. 'Such a revolution in living must result, in tho ' extension of water v Thieved entered the home of Walt plants, expansion of sewerage sys­ We have just rejSasiagton of tho Orlando Sentinel last tems, rind a tremendous era of new night: Don't leavo any Three Star ••• road building, home building and oth­ ceived two lu tho house when you take a vacation, er improvements. This will cause a grades of Men’s great demand for carpenters, mKsons, >>.y jJ; ?}' The Turks will fight unless they are given Tlirare. Wo don't know how Thrace feels about it but all wo would giv* tho Turks ia a darn good licking uud drive them bock into Asia Minor where they, belong. Undertaker's wagon in New York seised and found to contain 260 j j. gallons of alcohol. ThiB is going too ‘ far. They haul tho stuff round in undertakcr’fl wagons and then hnul tho * users of the stuff in the wagon ns n ■chaser. Congress luin adjourned and will take a well earned rest and glvo the country ono nt the name linid. Tho . present CmigrenH has been no more or ‘.:7‘ no Icfta than the umml mn of mombers end they hnve hud many big queotions ' to settle. ' -----------O----------I A u t h o r i l i e n on newspaper surressen -;-^v end those who watch the trend of ‘ events from n public vi**wpnint nuv , ' that Bewnpapom Hit? not ^runt wIk*ii they print everything. It is not whnt the new-spnper prints about thu city ij'. It is whnt the paper leaves out of the Columns that mnkr.i a city peaceful end prosperous and contented. reached its height. Every feature connected with building, from tho sup­ plying of tho raw mntcrinls to the furnishings of the home, should pros­ per for the" next year or two. This is the real reason why certain forms of labor is scarce today and why certain building m aterials and commodities ore strengthening in prico. It is the rcnl renson why the mine operators of tho Central states and the mill own­ ers of the Eastern states hnve been obliged to take hack the workers a t the old wages. It is this emigration from the city to the suburbs which lias changed the labor market. ()( course labor leaders claim credit for checking wage cuts, hut it clearly is not due to them. Henry Ford's fliv­ vers are causing this demand foi homes in the suburbs, and the conse- High Lace Boots. Neat and serv­ iceable. JMe w styles in Men’s Dress’Shoes re­ ceived.- Trading stamps with each purchase, good for silverware.’* or Exchange L ate Model In Excellent Condition O T O R CO. s Xn f o r d , F l o r i d a D istributors for Hupmoblte and Lexington t a r s _ These changing conditions are a l­ ready evidenced by the Business B a­ rom eter Figure of the Bnbsonchart which hns rencehil to 7 per cent below normal. 1 expect thin sub-normnl con­ dition to soon disappear. Wise are the cities which plan their improvements,] ;»nd make their contracts while b u si-1 ness is Htill below normal. , 4 * , SANFORD - r, *. , , * .* . / MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVS. Proprietor 1 ■' 1 •' r ! CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY ■1118 West F irst Street 1«18 West Pint Stmt average pervon from walking nntl farm ers had inserted a standing com­ 55S5!!SSS£!S!555S5SSSS5! 555SS5355B!SS9551ullllialMniMinni*lnHB"aH» .'.-.ilking will add years to your life es­ munity nid in the Jacksonville, Tampa pecially after you nro fat und forty. and Miami pnpers, and had prepared The following from the Jacksonville to take care of parcel post orders for Journal is worthy of ear,-ful consider­ fresh produce of various kinds, nuts, fruits nnd farm products gcnorally, ation: ’ •• “ A man in Now York State, 102 how much larger would their cash re ­ years old walks to church every Sun turns have been, do you think? The Wellborn merehnnts deserve the day. He accounts for his good health commendation of the people of their by the fact that he hits long mndc s Oscar Strus win, wus U. S. Minister community nnd of every part" of the practice of walking every day in nil to Turkey says that there will be trou­ state; but they nre*hot the only •merch­ weathers and seasons. ble in the Near East and America will ants who nre co operating with the In spite of medical progress, it may bo drawn into the strife ere long. Wo be doubted whether many persons in ' Florida farmer*. No fan n e r can bring think n o t There nmy be a few of tho good produce,or poultry or dairy pro ­ this gas hauled era will reach 102. regular nrmy boys drawn into it but Still fortunately for those who ride, ducts to Tampa nnd not find a good SB for volunteer*. m \. The treatm ent of tho returned World War Veterans there is n growing understanding of market among the m erchants; nnd in has put a stop on all the patriotic und the value of exercise nnd many of them every town nnd hamlet can bo found wwUke feeling that ever prevailed in mnke up for their shortcomings in tho merchants buying tho farm ers’ stuff pedestrian line by active sports or fresh every day. ’ V America. Tho “ homo m arket" is nearly always special forms of physical training. there, ns the farm ers of so small a The fact remain th at walking is ono What a groat world It would be if community as Wellborn have found tho disgruntled ones would come to of the best exercises. It keeps the out. It is up to the farm er to take walker in tho open nir, it roqu^ra no k • the man to man tdep instead of nurs­ expensive equipment or pamphlet of widen his sales’ sphere through the ing a grouch all day with a fellow business methods which others who who knows nothing about it and is instructions, and it permits a gentle ____ ___ < communication with nature in hor huvo something the public n ced s^ n d H probably Innocent of any breach of wants have found good. In other wounding tho grouch’s footings. This! visible forms unknown to more intrionto methods of rcccration. Those words: l ^ t him advertise.—Tampa tvorld is too big for any big man to ^ who practice It duily arc setting their Tribune. wear his feelings on his sleeve where j ----------- o----------feet up on the way to longevity y ith they can be lacerated and keep him in TRIBUTE TO FARMERS every step.'' - llBB"IIBa"IIHaill,ll>l,lia Statem ent of the Condition of the SANFORD, FLORIDA At the close of business September 15th. Condensed from the report to the Comptroller pf the Currency a perpetual stew. Tho Dally Herald receives letters •Very day from the pepolo who want tej know if it is really true that this -v City-is contemplating u million dollars ^y,Worth of improvements. We can i> allow them all of it and we do It. When / you stop to think of it-rtbis is some j^'TOcqrd of achievement and the big men j;. Who ate making it possible are to be ^co n g ratu lated . Some cities are becoming unduly ex­ ercised oyer the enforcement of the prohibition laws. While It behooves every good citlien to stand behind the officers at all times we do not think that, anything should be thrown in the way o f the officers when they are doring-their duty.. We can all assist them ♦tttsiy by firin g them encouragement ,instead of knocks. MORE 'EXERCISE ary few of our business men get gh: exorcise. We ride to and from iffice and ride If it ia only a few cs— -in fact live in our car if have r and moat every one has a car tdeye. I t was fo r this reason as as inducements for tourists that Ijmkld advocated’ for many years •stablehtuent o f a golf coarse , And then whether we play, golf -we should walk more. I t may ign.of prosperity to ride hut It e modesty th a t will prevent the FARMERS AND HOME MARKET It is common to bear the farmers of almost every section of the country complain that they have “no home market,1’ but the following item from" thP Wellbojm correspondence pf The Suwannee Democrat indicates that the fanners about there ore not missing any local opportunities: “ Eggs and chickens purchased by our. merchants at Wellborn this year for eight months ending August 31, are as follows: A, W. McLcran Co., chickens,'8300 pounds, $2,1.00; eggs, 14,700 dozen, $3,240. 'Oobb ft Knight, chickens, 3,000 pounds, $700; eggs 2.ROO doten. $620. Mosley Bros., egga, 2,000 dosch, $460. Total chickens, 11,800 pounds, $2,800. Total eggs, 22,200, doyep, ,$4,810. The above repre­ sents amounts paid producers end ex­ ceeds all previous records and in an fncrease of W0 per cent over last year on efctekcn* and for a ten-year average of 300 per cent Daring July and August, prices were somewhat df* pressed on account of heavy ship­ ments,, but even with this difficulty, cur merchants found sale for a jljra rchaaes. Eggs werp also dull ai'tltnes, but n le a were always made nt satis­ factory prices, which kept ous*local market cleared np. At present our market is good .and these products are summer he In demand a t higher prices.’' 1■ Now, suppose, In addition to the tales to the Wellborn merchants, those . .... S RESOURCES ■ LoanS and Discounts $ 827,884.61 S O verdrafts............... i98,18 2 U. S. Govt. Bonds..... 186,274.00 ■ Other Stocks and ., S Bonds'. .................. 77,501.42 ■ Real Estate, Fum iu S : ture and Fixtures.. 47,558.75 ■ * ■ Cash and Due from 5 B a n k s..................... 2&6;747.47 LIABILITIES Capital Stock ............$ 100,000.00 Surplus ....... ■37.922.79 Dividends unpaid .. . Circulation" ..... . *. 50,000.00 Deposits ..... . $1,396,164.43 pm ECTO RS OFFICERS .. P re s id e n t L: A . 3 n * m lo y .Vlce-Pr&Ideht T. J. Miller. B. P. Whitner. M g ix n barfij L. A. Brumley. , u 8fM$ 1,208,213.64 �. THE SANFORD 0 Hams, lb 29c .168 Meal for 25c SGrits for 25c tagon Soap for 25c gashing Pow­ der for 25c |£ Starch for 25c iPillsbury’s Flour $1.28 S n o w d rift Lard $1.30 Macarona . 24c fs. Spaghetti ^ ...*" ; Belief That They Were Highly Dangereus Is Not ss Generally . . .Hold ps Formerly. 1 t\ Medical men bare their folklore, na bare the people et large. Mistaken Ideas, - sanctioned^ by time, die hard, even among so-cnlled men of science. In tin differentiation of diseases and the sorting ot,causes and effects It Is little wonder that there should have arisen confusion of Ideas that to s degree still persist. •There Is a general belief that it la highly dangerous to drink cold water In warm weather when we are very warm, nnd In s much recommended hook on dietetics of the present cen­ tury -the warning against this* prac­ tice ta down In black nml white. trace this teaching to Its origin, we And that the fatalities that occurred from this practice always happened when the temperature of the air was 8fl degrees or upward. The ■yditffdmfc described are those of sun­ stroke, or beat. exhaustion, and ,the clinicians of the day had confused! or rather not yet differentiated, the ef­ fects o f best suppression and the very different experience of giving the In­ terior of (be stomach a cold bathSo strong was the belief that the taking of a cold drink, and not the Inability to get rid of heat, was .the cause of those pathological catastro­ phes of hot weather that In one of our largest cities a century since the hu­ mane society placed printed posters on the public pumps, warning the hot and thirsty to pause before Imbibing nnd bold the cup In the hands until some of the dnngerous cold was ex­ tracted from the water. Very differ­ ent from what n humane society might be doing In this day.—New York Medi­ cal Joumnl. BASS ALWAYS A WANDERER 24c is Irish Potatoes 40c reet Potatoes, COLO lb 3 ic -Picnic Hams, lb 20c Cereals, Strictly Fresh 5H FRUITS AND VEGETABLES B reak fast Sanford [ash Grocery Fish H at No Special Abode, but Seeks Plsoet Where Food Is the Moat Plentiful. The bitss, both large and smallmouthed. Is n runnier. He Is always looking for (he place where tho mosi food In. and Is fond of variety. You can fish f«r him nlghi or day. ns lie I* n 24-hour feeder huf early morning and Isle uflurtiuon are (lie surest llint-s (o gp» him right He Is ha active r.-Kue nnd contlnu ally rlshiK from ibn hn ttom to th e Niirfn-'p, al lim e s lu m p in g a b o v e (be w h i n In pursuit of food, l i e ch a n g e* tils h o m e anil fe e d in g grou n d us Ihe sean rn pusses. In llie sp rin g he Is fou n d In sh a llo w o u t e r In s t r e n m s nnd rivers, below ra p id s and rlllles. and ns th e w a te r w a rm s up lie m o v e s to d eep pool s sh eltered by logs, w e e d s or led g es. D uring the su m m e r , tie m i ­ g r a te s to g rea ter dept ha. w h e r e th e w a te r Is cool. T h e snrno Is tru e uf th e Inke buss. In tjie sp rin g h e fr e q u e n t s Ihe s h a l ­ low p la ces, but hirer lie g o e s Into th e we ecu nnd Illy pads. T h e sm n ll-m u u th b u ss fa v o rs sto n y burs or s h o a l s v a r y ­ ing lu dep th from 2 to 4U or 50 fe e l , w h ile th e la rg e-m o u th p refer* w e e d s and m u d d y b o ttom s. M a r s G r e e n ue W e l l a e R e d . Stfn ihre A f e w w e e k s a g o we m e n t io n e d thnt nn Ikigllsh a st r o n o m e r luid g o n e to T eiiP'lffe to m a k e o b s e r v a t io n s of A la n during th e p la n et's n e a r e st upproaqh to till* cnrlli for the past 13 y e a r s. Mr. I*. I l y v - s r e c e n tly s e n t th e f o llo w in g m e s s a g e to a L ou d o n p a p e r : hundred and three with n pay ad ul»r> if niM in Sf than $22,000 dj »rr running the big Avon actunrig t uinpuny, the Mutual Corapmy uni! Highlands Crate "My instruments have been Installed •a, mill* nml lodging camps in it it Avon I’nrk. They will be at Ixana at an altitude of 8.000-feet. sky ts cloudless. f out nearly lu.000 boon dally, The "Mare h a s been o b se r v e d at about sill bruit' into the coffers of th e tim e o f its lea st d is t a n c e from the Eerpontidii. ii’utv than $50,000 Carth. . S n o w arou n d both p la n et's ri ami fif';, inrii, mi ilf fur lb,, in-it ton m o n t h s . aY OrUmli, , ittn-nu a r c e x p r e s s i,. ii, fHvor of tho city grr form ,.f government. Tho tition vrnii indorsed by a number tnyiduals “■ho were pen-sent at !*>nic of the state municipal “■»bich nu t here. As this form **n,nu'nt tins proven so success«uny I loritln cities, which have 1o°t. Mayor Duckworth has ,0 f'" friemls that if elected w the office, he will shortly 1111 « special.election for the cltTO,e nn the proposition. Suwannee county can produce its has boon amply proven by •kins, proprietor of the Rock ries, on many occasions. His ,n r*mn growing Is well fcyon.! even tlfe confines of *hi!e hii orchards of round oran,rcl the wonder hem , , e h„ ^ thft , 7"“ »*• tthem to lee the possibilities in » »nd If there Is J ‘ rricullura, p o le s Is ab u n d a n t. T h e so u th t e m p e r a t e regio n s are dark and p r o n o u n ced ly greenlgii. T h e rest o f th e side o f the planet now v is ib le s h o w s IKMr d e ta il, but t h e r e are red color m a r k s s u g g e s t in g clea r, dry w e a t h e r o ver this p art of Mara.”— M o n trea l F a m ily H erald . Ancient Bibles. Many undent Bibles are owned In Genesee county, according to reports coming Into Flint, says a dlipatcb to the Detroit‘Free Press. * Rev. George Bedford, paster of the Congregational church at Grand Blanc, claims to own the eldest one. It was printed In'Oxford, England, in 1£23. Ue has another printed In Worcester, Mas*., In 1707. Of the. many old Btblea In the coun­ try; * majority of them are reported to be well'tTrt*rv*<b and Hr® dlatlm gulshed from-the modern Bible by the ' addition-of booka to be found In them, •uch as Esdra, Baruch, Susanna, Mac* >AY, SEPTEMBER 23,1922 Mr. and 'Mr«.''Crambr mkde a* t r # kuiniuiH iiim uniiiiiiiH iiH iiM iinin iiiiilt Sunday, to Mt. Dorn with Mr. and Mrs. ,. 1 Co see "Smith in Search of a Cook" HigginsMiSS M argaret Ericson is a t home' t t High School Auditorium Tuesday 'vening, September 2G—-the charm ing again from Tampa, we are glad to delightful Mr. Smith, and .M istress learn, and her motner is slowly get-' Stein of ponderous personality and ting better. She was a supper guest a t the Ballinger's. com petting capability. Miss Eunice Tyner, who was a r e ! The Country Store feature is new cent guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. in.Sanford, and among the prises there is.Wot one of uselessness and andrM rs, Fry, of Windermere, had a there are many of worth and beauty. vory pleasant trip with them in their See these prires in Bowser's window. car to Daytona and down the East To the business man whq wants to pros­ Help put a fine four year couse of Coast to Miami, then across the E v e r per and progress, n strong banking con­ glades .and up the Kissimmee and Homo Economics in our school. nection 1s vital. home. .They had good weather u n ti\; Once you try It, you'll always buy they g o t to Kissimmeci Emil MagIt—Peabody’s Hard W ater Blend nnd nuson also made the trip with them The Peoples Bank of Sanford is so well Grade A Coffee. 140-Gtd; ltw -c and they visited the grove at M errits equipped and experienced that its advice Island. Wo hear they saw Carl Trioand co-operation are Bure tq prove of val­ FARMERS—You can get seed bed son \vhile In Miami. ue to customers in an? phase of business , fram es and Irrigation plugs a t the . Wo are very glad to hear the strike finance. Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc is. being called off on a number of roads and hope A. C. L. will follow suit. You are cordially invited to investigate Charlie Prevail of Kissimce, who the exceptional facilities at your com­ attended * the funeral' of Cleveland mand. Jacobs, afterwnrds spent the night at the hom e of his brother-in-law, Will Henderson. Mr. am! Mrs. Ramey Beck olso a t­ Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. W right re tu rn ­ tended the funeral from here, but ed Saturday from n visit to Eastm an, since then Mrs. Beck has been real 111 with an attack of ncuritus, Dr. Eolar Go. Mias Wnnn Pope of St. Augustine being called. Mips Florence Tyner is spending ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A B B B B H M H H M aB H K H B H U H B H U H B B U M n arrived Friday for n few days' visit to her hunt, Mrs. J. N. Thompson, before the* week with relatives a t W inder The Herald, 15c per week, delivered. taking up her duties %s assistant more. M rs. Augustus Swanson spent Wed primnry teacl/cr at Apopka. She left Sunday afternoon for her new home, nesday with Mrs. E. W. Lundquist and taking tho trip by auto in compnny a few days at the homo of the Beck­ with Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Fnmcll, Wil- withs, who had Ihe flu. 203-J------Phone------ 201 Horn Robert Williams nnd Mrs. J. N. •There is l<> be a surprise a t the Thompson. Miss Pope's O v e id o ho™e o f Mr and Mrs. Ehrcnsperquer friends are delighted to know she is to 'n honor of tho bride and groom, Mr. be located so near this winter and and Mrs. Bolli, who hnve returned ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS hope to enjoy many weekend visits from their wedding trip down tho E ast Coast. from her. Weetinghouse Lights and Appliances Mr. and Mm. Bert Smith and two Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wheeler nnd New Line of Fixtures children returned Monday from Dny- children came over from Monroo, bringing Mnjor Henderson and wife tonn Bench on. account of sickness. 123 West First Street Mr. Wheclr nnd two daughters arc with them to spend the day at tho homo of his son. ill with llu. Mr. Malm spent a few dnys with Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Wright nnd relatives in South Florida, going down family left Friday for Dnytonn Beach where they expect to spend ten days with his Sanford folks. Contrnctor nnd Builder or two weeks. Once you try it, you'll always buy \ Mrv and Mrs. S. W. Swope, Frnnccs SANFOBI) -:- FLORIDA Swopc Illl(1 Mi„B Swope spent it— Peabody's Hard Wnter Blend nnd I-19-fitd; ltw-c Tuesday at Dclnnd, where Miss Swope Grndc A Coffee. will remain as a student of Stetson SPECIALS THIS WEEK University this winter. ARCHITECT Mr. and Mrs. O. I'. Swopc spent S a t­ Goblcta, por duxen $0.00 urday in Orlando. 4.00 Sherbets, per dozen Boom 7, Miller Bldg. 'M r. .and Mrs. W. J. I^iwton nnd Ico Teas, per dozen 4.00 family returned Thursdny from Dny- Tumblerg, per dozen 8.00 HANFORD FLORIDA tnnn Reach. 'McI.AUI.IN, The Jeweler Mr. nnd Mrs. Hogan are the proud ir.o-4tc • ** * -------parents of n fine bnby girl, borq Sep­ *« You Can Find the Name of tember 14th. NOTICB I t h * . b o o n b r o u K h t In t h e a t t e n t i o n ^ Every Lire Professional and C. T. McCulley hns greatly im prov­ o f t h e I b i a r d o t C o u n t y < ' olilin [ ■ • l o n e r * INSURANCE AGENCY ^ Business Man In Sanford In D i a l c e r t a i n |>»r«onH a r e o b a t r u c t l n K ed his plnre by building a concrete t h e hlKhu-nya la thin c o u n t y h y d u m p ­ M This Column Each Day FIRE-------- AUTO---------BONDS walk in front of his entire property i n g i o mt n o r i r a a h And trrn'*i p r o m l a c u hlarhwnyn T he Hherlff on Graham avenue and putting elcc oo fu aHl ye muh| unii nl o aCn M o u n t y h s a been r e q u e a le d by t h e Hoard of C o unty ComtnlnaJonnra trie lights in his residence. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted t o a t r l i ' l l y e n f o r c e H e c t l o n L0(M o f t h e Mr. and Mrs. W. P. C arter and son, O e n e r a l S t a t u t e * , w h i c h m a k e * It • m i s ­ h a b l e b y I m p r i s o n m e n t “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” W alter, nro spending this week at do re mbeya n foirn e p uo nf i s1100 00. o r b o t h , t o o b ■I r u i - t In a n y m a n n e r , a p u b l i c h i g h ­ Daytona Beach. OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN way Mrs.T.W.ljiwtonnnd neh N ..1 2 T h I * n o t i c e Is h e l m s p u b l i s h e d f o r I h e Storage Facilities Opposite Postoffice Sanford, Fla. Mrs. T. W. I.nwlon nnd children nnd tIhnef o rHmo aa tr ido no f oCf o tuhnet y p Cu bolmi cm ibsys i oonredres r, of If we please you, tell Others; If not, t i n t e d t h i s Kth d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , A Miss Elizabeth (jiwtcm spent Wedncs tell us. Phone 408 i > i v: z dliy in Orlando. F. A DOUOI.AKH. SANFORD * C l e r k I Miss Mabel Swope entertained n number of her girl friends Saturday evening at a fnrcwcll party before General Machine and Boiler W orks; Attomey-at-Law leaving for college. Cylinder Grinding; DeLaxe Platons; Mr. nnd Mrs. B. G. Smith spent Fly Wheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank Over Seminole County Bank Tuesday in Orlando. Shaft* Returned---------------Phone 62 SANFORD FLORIDA A beautiful little baby daughter came Tuesdny night to brighten the hearts nnd home of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Byea Examined Glaaaee Designed McCulley. The new chairs for the school nudlforium nrrived Inst week nnd were duly placed in th0 new building, thus Optician-Optometrist V. C. COLLER, Prop giving to Oviedo one of the nicest au ­ 212 East F ln t S treet Sanford, Flo. ditoriums in Florida for the size of the town. Harold Vnm spent Sunday a t.D a y ­ tona Beach, the .guest of Rov. and Have just unloaded cor of 4”x ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 24” Terra Cotta. Flues. Mr®. L. E. W right. L. E. Jordan was called to Starke CONTRACTOR and BUILDER First Nat’l Bank Bldg., Sanford, Flo. Special attention to examination of Wstlncsdny by the illness of Mrs. J o r ­ Abstract® of Title S17 Commercial S treet—Sanford,' Fla. dan, whd has dengue fever. **Mr. and Mrs. E. G- Hancock spent Sunday in Tampa visiting relatives. ; i------- - C o n n e c tio n — — i , ^ ‘ * 1.I|eua» those of South ■t Is his. the'Ore-story buildings they glimpsed a .butt'-bolding a mega phone to his mouth. When be had concluded th« tong the men announced to the world at large the opening of jt iiciv grocery a n d butcher shup on the grotmtl floor of the building on which he Blood.— Npw York Hun. . Once you try It, you'll always buy It—Peabody's H ard W ater plead and Smde A Coffee, . K W td ; ltw -c th a t Vital OVIEDO The Peoples Bank of Sanford Metropolitan Life Ins. BILLY S. PARK THE OCEAN VIEW HOTEL GILLON & FRY at Cornado Beach Invites you to come for the fishing* season which is now starting, Septem­ ber being the month to catch the large sea bass. COATES Props S. O. Shinholser ELTON J. MOUGHTON : PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY B. W. HERNDON TOM MOORE Quick Service Transfer George A. DeCottes Machine & Foundry Co. House of SERVICE, QUALITY PRICE SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. SEWER PIPE General Shop and Mill Work HlrLumber Co. UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE Our stock of High Grade Framing Lumber is com­ plete, also otir selection of inside finish. J3rick! Brick! Brick!} Also Cement* Lime and Sand A large slock of SASH and DOORS lo r .your selection. Any­ '* Baryta®* Blnos of New Grocery. thing special we can obtain at The swaying moles of a J a u tnne There will be preaching by Rev. short ^nttfclce. *------- Ja t the Lutheran Wahl berg °Sunday m PAGE THREE church a t 10:30 and again a t 7:80 in English. The m lnU ter while here will be a guest the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stefit. Sunday school a t the Presbyterian a t 8:00 in afternoon as usual. Mrs. Nora Lundquiat has been having serious trouble w ith her © ara,th# effect of the flu from which she has bCe been ill for six weeks. 8hc has been taking treatm ent of Dr. Selman, the ear specialist, and Tuesday o t last week he and Dr. Denton perform ­ ed an fo r a mastoid abscess but she Is still very 111 from It. Mrs. Christine Bengaton spent a n u m b e r'd 1'days last week w ith her daughter, Hr*. T. O. Tyner, who took FRED R. WILSON BOOKS, NOVELS, MAGAZINES AND ' DAILY PAPERS Schools will open O ct 2nd. Come in and g e t your books and all Schott Supplies We pride ourselves on our ser^N O W Phone 135 for Your wants Don't w ait until the last day—Complete stock oq. hand Mobley s D rug S tore PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Phone 294 Sanford, Florida |W r �V H.V. .1 , i \ . 'T■l! t ■*. i . f ;* , .L-,; - * ■it *. • - I ] .1 |If 2 AjRbT F , -JW - 7' ’-Vi . :■.) ■ " ’J fp ii I ---------------- ------------------D U b s r a t m i n t s f» r S b ■ • ■ ( h a t suitable w inter range, according to ANTELOPE THREATENED WITH EXTINCTION these officials. Besides running th t rink of starvation, owing to scant fo r­ age If the snowa nre deep, they ore (O f T h e A u H lu trd easy prey for predntory animals. YELLOWSTONE, PARK, Wyo., The possible winter range for onto Sept. 23.—The American antcloupe is lope here nt present is about 3,000 threatened with extinction, according nrros, which must bo shared with the to official* here of the departm ent of dcer.elk and other grazing animals. the interior. Unless extensive protec The summer range covers about lQOr tive measures are taken, officials de­ b a rre d , an animal widely admired for 000 ncrca. its coloring .delicate proportions andj Park authorities will withdraw part zephyr like movements, soon will b o 'o f the sunimer range frorn tourist use seen only in museums. ! net season, ns the presence of tourists There nre probably not more than f» Ruid t0 kecP th« nervous animals on 3,000 antelope remaining in the U n i t e d V * v*vf nnd interfere with broetl8 to to*, according to n statem ent ,nnd ' n&‘ the total number in the park is about 3.10. In 1908 the number was estim at­ STKOUT FARM AGENCY, .113 Magnoli* avenue: Bargain invgrovc. 30 ed at 2,000. The cause o fthe antelope has been acres Lakeside, 450 Valencia orange, tnken up by the American Bison Socl- 60 tangerine, 5 grapefruit, 5 to 6 ety of JI»w York, A numlier of sod yenrs old. 25 bnnanns, 25 paper shell cties interested in gnmc preservation j pecans, loqunt, gunvas, excellent soil, will meet polntly in the east soon to;C acres henvy black loom, good 4-room consider n program to protect ante-! house, porch, fireplace, roses and othlopc. Proposed measures include j>ro- cr om nmental shrubbery. Barn, fine vision for on elnuntc w inter range for >vnter. 2 miles to R. R., stores, school, Y'ellowstone herds, and for herds re ­ church. School children enrried free. maining in Oregon, Nevada, Idaho, $3,500. $1,500 cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years. • 153-tfc Wyoming, U tah and California. Last winter nearly a third of the Yellowstone Pork herds were lost a s ’ FARMERS— I have quit© a few cola result of henvy snows and the dero-| cry bed fram es on hand for immedntions of coyotes, wolves nnd moun j jdiato delivery.—II. T. Paco. 105-tfc tain lions. A part of this loss was made up by birth of the young this Once you try it, you'll always buy spring. ' * The most serious menace to their it—Peabody's Hard W ater Blend and preaervutinn here is the absence of tirade A Colfee. 149-iltd; ltw-c M? .f iiS 1 f i t S'.*; *■1 S j 780.00 184.00 1.441.17 5,810.0# 801.10 8,171.87 510.00 1.108.01 313.10 1.178.17 2.994.48 Of M a te r ia l Cost and R ep airs ... T o o ts and Machtnt L iv e S t o c k , Cost an C a r e a n d F e e d in g P a id ' f o r F r e e L abor, o th e r than Guard* -------------P a y o f C o n v ic t Guard# — — ------- ----------F e e d i n g a n d c a r e o f C onvict# on R oad s -------------Ferrym en _____________ P a y m e n t s on A c c o u n t o f R oad s n u llt by Conjnict^. F aym en lH .on A c c o u n t o f B ridge* bollt h: C o n tra ct-----D is t r ib u tio n o f C o st b y D litrlcta: „ .» 748.90 1st D i s t r i c t ___ — .....— ' ) j* jhlstrlct ______ _______ .... 2.048.07 996.89 District - ... ..... — 4th D ls tr lo t........... ..... - ..... ... 1.179.98 6th D is tr ic t---------------- ... 1,7*1.19 S u r v e y i n g ---------------— Hunk H o u s e s for C on vict* -( Net Ualance, March 3tat, 1922 Warrants Ouatandlnff, M a r c h 3 l ei . 1*22 Depository Ralanco, March 3let 1922 1.171.11 • 1,781.88 39.394.78 ..... t 9.010.13 D e p o s it o r y B a la n c e , O ctob er 1 st. 1921 ................. O u t s t a n d i n g W a rra n t* . October 1st. IJ21 ______ Non* I 8,711.81 3.18 71.71 1.79 el.87 M a k in g B a la n c e ___........................................... ...... ....... D isb u r s e men Is f o r Mix M onths > I n l c r e s l on W a r r a n t* ............. 71.40 D e p o sit o r y R a la n ce. M arch 31st, t 22 . . J ........ 8 8,731.10 Building Fund .................. .... ........ ............ R e c e ip t s for Nix M on th s) Frorn— T ax C ollector. T a x e s .... C om p tro ller. R e d e m p tio n s Comptroller. S outhern M aking llalnnre » 731.31 None .... I ................ .................................. ......... , ............. ................ . 2,418.84 830.00 Tho Tampa Business College is obliged to organize the S< I 1.61997 opening beginning O ct 1. Tho reduction of li-j.so „n the life , fcrotl for tho first term will hold good t h i s term, rhis old bookkeeping, auditing, banking nnd shorthand aru| tl)mh ty tho latest and best approved courses o f s t u d y It has nude i ments than other colleges, by adding n complete s u p p l y 0f 46.07 N on e keeping Machines, Calculating machines nnd other modem < You will got tho best nt this school, one scholarship 48.07 N o n e course. Wo get you a position as Boon ns you graduate_do 46.07 N o n e our 1022 catalogue and arrange for your college course nt one* 1922 , M onths B a l a n c e ........... 46.07 County Gu^rd Fund *'<unpt rtitL- r 1 Mak In k Main nee General Fund M I »»*i»o*iir»ry Hutance. M a r c h ii^r \ } 4K a* " slip*. V.rj:: ' 8 *44! * y lfir ! ”:;®v « I n f-'"' B a l a i w s 7 '• 1 nr, I»,lt6 8 | i . f 12 971 78 2nn no r.o oo 70 0 O', 2 46.69 Net Ihi Ihi h i * f let 01*84 r I >*f It r rr*t |»I * fn* H i Ui4iith> - YOUR ROOF 4.49 Nona Ifi 2I I 19 Is the mow! important part of Iht* struclure. None -WE CARRY THE THREE VERY HEST HKANI | | | H t n i r * r m r n f ■ f o r Hi * M o n f h w i S a f e t y Ho* 1 75 | i e p o * l t o r y H a l a n c e . M a r c h S l a t , 1^22 9 76 1,306.1] 1.49 --------- — --------- FLINTKOTE Funding Bond $450,000.00 Fund T r u s t e e s B alan ce ('ash iictn h er 1st. 1921 T r u s te e s B alan ce Rnuil (ictn lirr 1st. 1921 73 4 •*;> i" .i i <Mil si a ud lug Bonds. iirl..b er 1st 1 .4.75 411 I I 31. 29 70 77 77 10 I 05 (JO 8 711 643 18 23* 64 1921 N s t B a l a n c e , O c t o b e r I m 1921 l l e e e l p l s f „ r Ni l M u l t i l i s t From T a x i “n| l e d o r a n d ' •on )it r i d ]er 21 I 25 11 0 3 6 0 2 I H e h u r s e m e n l a f u r Six T a x e s A It e d e m | i t In ns 1 2 7 1 3 7* I 41.696 60 Vlunlhsi H a r t . No the above 8.260.00 76.00 369 19,646.00 | 22.060.60 1.811.81 66.200.67 162.64 t 23.364 11 42,000.00 Highway Bond $300,000.00 Fund T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e . O c t o b e r 1st . 1921 O u t s t a n d i n g B o n d s . O c t o b e r 1st , 1921 Net Balance. O ctober 1st 7.43* 95 R e c e i p t s f u r Nix M o n i k a o .......................... » 1,046.67 ‘ N on e 1921 1.046 67 Non* 1 16.685 08 M a k i n g B a l a n c e D l a t a w r a r m r n t s f n r Nix S PENNSYLVANIA AUTO TUBE J 1,046.67 Munth*l M a r s h a l l n n d S i l e n c e r N o 367 T h e T e x a s C o m p a n y . N o 181 3.077 50 108 Of 354 02 170 17 396.5 4 325,00 3 00 218 20 6.60 7.91 00 310 86 1.019 67 7* 00 121.98 199.98 T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e . M a r c h l i f t , 1922 146.69 ‘Ton-tested,Mwith each Vacuum Cup tire, cort'®,r ,‘^ G limited period only. Prices lowest in history, f u,) i tional saving. Buy noy. Assets and,Liabilities * 119.00 ...................................... r *. .: . ............. ’ ... 18 17 9.411 74 l ’u u i < I In use tall Poor House and 6. 0 1 V2 I R o a d M a c h i n e r y . T o o ls , e tc .’ ... L i v e S t o c k , , Oyi . . . . , ....... 7.17 T o ta l if , r 17,670.81 * - - »V t n • - ■% F Ix T l. — r J*--*— =•* i_i1tii. .jzfif M*2-----$111,890.00 — mT 31,466.17 'TVtSJ m -M ia i ................... .......... — 6.766 90 2 GO 800.000. 04 179.000. 04 • ifjy u a . Farm ■■ ' l l ■"■M*1 ===== Ituropesn Plan iSSKi ."7> I DOES W p • —105 Palm etto A» A CH EERF UL WELCOME AWAITS YOU $ . ‘ -. -1-■ *• • F' ‘ 701.4 8740.201.4* F u r n itu r e an d F ix tu r e . Court Ilnura ............— 616,000.80 F u m l t u r a nud F lx lu r u i. J « |l *. ..»; ------ ^...—... IO.O0O.OO F u rn itu re and F ix tu re. Pgnc H cu ae ---- ----------- 6,000.00 399 32 $. Value of County Property 9 439 if, • 8228.869.20 1,1 ARI L1TI KN Total * Phone 481>X 1 26.109.52 137,639.93 66. 209.79 W a r r a n t s O u t s t a n d i n g f o r c u r r i ' f i l e x p e n s e s ......... .... ........... .. ......... .......... ;...... ............... ................................ ............ I4.JJ4.78 T i m e W a r r a n t s F lo rid a G r o v e * D r a in a g e D ist r ic t B o n d * ............................. . ... 2.ISO.30 S e m i n o l e C o u n t y H i g h w a y a n d R e f u n d i n g B o n d s 8.96 S e m i n o l e C o u n t y H i g h w a y B o n d s ___ __ __________ _ ____... S p e c i a l B o n d a n d B r i d g e D i s t r i c t N o I B o n d s ...... ............... .. 2,869.25 • V*If A N N K T *. I (a I n n e r C a s h In D e p o s i l n r y . a l l F u n d * U ncollected Taxes, c u r re n t y e a r B a l a n c e t^nah In B a u d s B o n d T r u s t e e s Total Available Ansels *6 no 390 00 760 00 6.6 00.00 . HILL IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY : 86.144.11 9.24* 43 2.10 9.24B 13 1.1*0 19 86 92 1 79 6.190 15 InHiot on your Architect or Contractor specifying 4.367 69 6,362.60 1,934 74 97 99 L e a v i n g l t a l u n c p ^ ____ D r I n t e r e s t on R a n k . Bn In h o p s i . n j j 73 N e t B a l a n c e . M a r c h 31st 1922 B o n d s D u t s l a m l i n g . M a r c h l i s t . 1922 T r u s t e e s B n l n n c o C a s h . M a r c h l i s t . 1922 T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e H o a d . M a r c h 31st 1922 1 BIRDS’ t 28.88 1 72 Coupons. D istrict Nt, I f'oiipona, F u n d in g Bond* I'nuponn H i g h w a y Bonds D AMALGAMATED 70.8*1 72 I 42.000 no Mak lo g B alance t •• • 348.69 Mj4k Iti *4 Ha In lire Road Fund r . Home Builders 622 00 6.00 I irjiiisltin v B a la n ce (Ictnber at, 1921 i <h i l s l a n d in g W n r r a n is iic tu b e r 1st 1921 W a r r a n t * O u t s t a n d i n g . M a r c h 3 1 s t . 1922 i ForloRure Fund Transfer 616 00 3 on March 31st, 1922 K x p r n s e a cc ount Geo . . . . . . . r . . ■..t.—...,... k . ____ „ 626.2] Black Hammock Drainag-e District Fund 1.116 39 9 6 an D e p o s i t o r y Balance. M arch l ls l . .l 9 2 2 v Ml seel la n eo u s -. (irlous, lio n e t Ion . iiia iii 171 08 362 16 I N e t B a l a n c e . M a r c h 3 1 s t . 1922 .. . . ........... ; N ext to Princess Then ire 316 38 Tax i 'u 1tec t or. T a x e s Compi rnllcr. I trd cm p llu n s Di'iiusiinry B a la n ce lio on 2itJ t l •») - - M a k in g Balance IHbh ‘ 1921 N nnlksi In terest 1’nld on Bond* a* fnl.ia Bund nnd In lerin t Hufety Box N urvcylng 1.936 7 4 1 on ♦ N e t B a l a n c e . O c t o b e r 1st. 1921 R e c e i p t s f o r Nla M o n t h s ! From — T a x C' nl l e ot or , T a x e s . . ......... ................... Tnx Collector. A u to Licenses ................. , T a x C o l l e c t o r , T a x e s a n d L l c r n s r x .. — . . . . . Comptroller. Redem ption* C o m p t r o l l e r . S o u t h e r n Bel l T e l e p h o n e T a x *... . . •Comptroller. A u to License T a x ........................ . Hoad, D e p a r tm e n t R e f u n d ----------------------- - No no From 2 I mi D e p o s i t o r y B a t u m i * G r l o b e r 1st 19 21 O u t s l n n d l i i g W a r r a n t s . H c l o l i e r l td 1921 D e p o s it o r y Balance. October 1st 1021 O u t s ta n d i n g W a ia o i s . o c t a l , , . , 1st !'>:•) 1st ROUTH BAKERl Itfl.Ji I H a l m r s o m m l B 4 n r Six M c m th a i M a r c h 31*t. 1922 [S' . 1921 TH E BEST M ak in g lUilanci' Fine and Forfeiture Fund K iirtntiiT ttrr r lp is fnr t | i 112 f»T Nat IlalaiM »*, Man h .tint P>22 W a r r a n t* OutHtandlnK. March 3t*t, 1922 S te i SANFORD MAID BREAD AND R( None <>ut s l i i i i dl ug W a r r a n t * . Ocl ul n- r l»i. 1921 l*>2 13 R l s l i i i r s r n i r n l x f u r s i x Xfun t h s s f o x l uf Criminal l'roxecwtfnn i S h e r i f f a n d D e p u t i e s . C o s t B i l l s In C r i m i n a l C a s e s C o n s t a b l e s . C o s t B l i t s In C r i m i n a l C a s e s C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , C o s t B i l l s In C r i m i n a l C a s e s C o u n t y J u d g e . Co st Bi ll s In C r i m i n a l C a s e s ...................... t h e F e n c e . 4' ost B i l l s In C r i m i n a l C a s e s C ounty FrosscutIng Attorney, Conviction Fees Bailiffs, Fay for A tte n d a n c e on* C rim in al Court W i t n e s s Fees C o u r t S t e n o g r a p h e r In I n s o l v e n c y C n e e s ....... ....... O t h e r e x p e n s e s o f C r i m i n a l P r o s e c u t i o n * .. ............ ........... S h e r i f f s C o m m i s s i o n o n F i n e * , c l c. i C o l l e c t e d F e e d i n g l’ r l s o n e r * . .......... T r a n s p o r t a t i o n F o l d f o r a n d D i s c h a r g e ‘M o n e y P a i d t o C ounty C o n v icts W o r k e d on R oads P a y o f J u r n r In C r i m i n a l C a s e s . C o u n t y n m l J M s t l r o Pcnre Courts ...................... .... ................. .............. . Haldry of Ja ilo r , ftalary of Special Officer ............. .• Transferred .............. ........................ .................... . .................. p*22 ID n p n stlorv B k Is d o s , Ocloticr l«! 2r>l in N e t ' B a l a n c e O c t o b e r 1st, 1921 R r r r t | i t a f o r Nix M o n t h s i From Tux Collector. T a x e s G u m pi r o l l e r U r d e n i p t i n r i s C i u n p i r o l l e r S o u t h e r n Hel l T e l e p l i o r i c T a x Sliertff Fines 78 13 78 11 Florida Groves Drainage District Fund V^eavIriK Hahuic’*. C r , f>rjMinltorv Error S em in o le C ounty Hank r>epo*ltory llalnnre the ix*t bread ■ Uf, 235 21 219 7* 582 71 l(« it* in|ith>fiM ) Hulanre L. M. HATTON, I'residriit,' One of tho delights of home I* tempting, delirious mr»U, i 7 It 13 None T r a n s f e r to G e n e ra l Fnnd 1 .ll>9 'HI M aking Iin In in i III*t»iir»efur•»(■ fur *<U >lt«nlh«*i »*f f ‘i»rk nf i he * if iiilf f -i irr r t i u n h \ ih1 I imi nml '"Irik I'lHinii Oiifiirtii*irBifh*r p f F,,f Ult-in nn*! "f < im* fi! I-•mIn nr r* Uhi n f S h r o f f f *»r \ 'M ml n Mrr "li f o u n t s i 'liiiimiN * loner n Siilnrlr* uf Other Ufflrrr* nnd T,iii|i|it;rraj P n u n ty Cl In if ProtmtInn i »ff leer VMnrney f •»r I'Miitih i ’'UTiiii I- hImikg ^ \ ittf-i of K**mi - i m i hm *‘m in ty Ph \« lr l; u i‘ Itepnlr* fn (i»nnty II i»lid Inic« I Cmirl IlmiHf -Tall I'tirnliurr i«f»d t*I %ttirriai *'"ii rf tIt miNe .1 $i 1 1 l i | t r i n . r a pf I u ii vi l i IliilldlnicM i Id'illitra ni •! iHlii't Al t i'Titl.> n I* Lin hi. FuH nml \Vnt«*r I mtii rn nre I nr Iden I n I* * *rr of f t fu n ly t'tmri Itepulrn nnd Add Itin nit tn Pnnr ll o u i e g nml Furmn F u rniture and F litu r n n for Prior Ilounen nnd F a r run Kxpennrn OorraKlon o f Poor Hounm and Farm * A lloifancfi Jtlntl* to Pfiuprrn Oiitaldn 0 / Poor Hounen and Paid by W a r r a n ts ........ Coroner** I n n n r a U i Fern of Offlrrra. Jururn and Witnrniien I i»*ii n If y I n q u lr lm i Fern of Offli-rr* anil Com m it! rrn JHf n tlnnr ry noil P r l n f l n s i fierier 11 } Sin t tuner > *fUiinh « **1 r Itrro n i Itnokn Advrrtl*l|i|i It *’4j 1 1 1red hv luid and Paid for hy I'niinty f dninil**liin* l*«vld f«> fVfflrrmi T 14\ V*«M*‘|lf4!<7 Tmx I ' f lU f l n r P r41 f r *4 ti 11 *t•.11 1 Si-i v l t f i <’l* rk Clrrult i ’tmrf It 1-rn 1 >| 1 n^ and iiriirrn l I'mirt l\ nrk K ip cn n in -.f H« i»r en m I a 11 v •• nf <‘tnm iy t«* Tnllu hnnnrr | ; ‘A •' IS; I | * ‘aiiTt|»1 1 4*11 **r Hta ilr mni T in *’*»f»i|*l roller i* v (»i ♦—n T n *‘nrnpt rnllyi Sf»m h.iti H .il T8l»t*lmnr T»% »‘li-rk f ‘omit \ *itm.nl, « r nf fIn n k * I it t r r t*1 1 U W'|| ll.lfTIMlIl Sill 0*88 (A X . Net Mti In m e, O r t <>i»er l^t 7 It 13 None 1r o , , m | i t i o| |«*r i |* :i Depfielior Hu In in i' • >* •Imt T«f 0 «l*f nnd Inn Waiiiiifu, >Ct It 114*r IHi I *J l L e a v in g TAMPA BUSINESS COLLEGE The Accroditol School of tho State, I l l a h i a r a r m e n t * f o r R(« « f o n t h * Herr Ip|* for *<lt F rn ft a Tut 'in T ii* t'fi iihtj l.it i nn-N T ii * i *<*11* . i *%r I ,| i‘hi fi-m Ta k * ir1 1 rt l *i r Ki riii n mni 1 1 1 mi I\ r nr li*n . • < * t Net Ita Inner O ctob er l*t It err Ipt ■ for Nh Month* YOU CAN STILL SAVE THAT 1.149.97 Ne t B n l n n c o . O c t o b e r 1st, 1921 Ni x -P R O G R E S i ■ n H m H a i u a a i a u i i p a l i i i I I I I I I U ||||i|| .......... D e p o s i t o r y B a l a n c e , O c t o b e r 1 st, t!i2l ‘ • ' i s l a n d i n g W a r r a n t * . O c t o b e r 1st, 1921 (or STREN G TB- . 711.33 2.U8.9S 99.00 1.79 Bel t T e l e p h o n e T a x Publicity Fund Receipts s The Seminole County ■■ Illstiu ra rm rn ts (o r Nix Months! In te r e st on T im e W a r r a n ts Making f o r O pportune : m D e p o s it o r y Untunes. O ctob er 1st. 1921 ................ outstanding W a r a n t s , October 1 st. 1921 ............................ N e t Bn l a n c e . O c t o b e r 1st . 1921 And Be Prepared 8.810.80 .......................... ........ HF-VMW nt1 v f - i » r »*’r t.1^ ,h<! r. e<;* l p l * a n d d i s b u r s e m e n t s o f t h e f u n d s o f D i s b u r s e m e n t s f o r Ni x M o n l h s S E M I N O L E C O U N T ' f o r t h e p e r i o d e n d i n g M a r c h 3 1st . 1922, w i t h t h e b a l a n c e s D e p o s i t o r y B a l a n c e , M a r c h 3 1 st. 1922 _______... . ..... 1” .' ----- 1............................. ......... an d am ount of \\ a rra n t* O u ts ta n d in g nnd n sta te m e n t of the A ssets nnd L ia ­ b i li t ie s a n d t he v a lu e of < o n n t v P r o p e r t y r x c e p l sc h o o l o f t he s a i d Hemtnole C o u n t y n s r e p n r t c d , , n ttie- 31st . l a v n f M a r c h . 1922 b y t h e B o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m t s a l o n e r * a n d t h e C l e r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t Is h e r e b y p u b l i s h e d u n d e r t h e p r o v i s ­ i o n s o f C h a p t e r 6 S | j A d s o f i:>tS f - ' i ws o f F l o r i d a ! ) e | i o * l l o r y I l a h i i i r e . O c t o b e r 1*1 O u t n t a m l l r i K W a r a n t * , O c t n h r r t nt l ‘i ?t [Ill .C a le n d a r Savin *« •» - B a n k 1.731.83 N et B alan ce. O cto b er 1*|, 1921 ....... —...... R e c e ip t* fo r S ix M o a l l i t From — Tax C ollector, T a x e s . .. .......... -__ ____ C o m p tro ller, R e d e m p t i o n s ...................... C om p troller, S o u th e r n Bell T e le p h o n e Tax SEMINOLE COUNTY Period Ending March 31st, 1922 M ------------------------ Use the— - 8,478.88 694.47 Tick Eradication Fund REPORT OF COUNTY FINANCES : M """m m unn, ' “PAY YOURSELF Pipcfp. " [ We pay 4% Interest on Saving i Z ----------------------------■ The real fact of the matter is, life i3 S big opportunity after another to h? who is wide-awake enough to realise ,E1: D e p o s i t o r y R a l a n c e , M a r c h 31st ■ *% t **• ~ ^ t « ^ r' �* • the wife a one-day vacation tomorrow arid take her and the kj •inched her for better or worse—generally the latter when sin . advertisement of every good hotel and restaurant in the city, treat her to something really good—just like you did before oil over a riot kitchen stove to m _____your _________ __ _ On ____ prepare Sunday dinner. this_ page s a menu here that will please every appetite and fit every purse. And ‘ paying money for this ad to invite you. So take Mary and thp kids and 5p r o p r i e t o r s 0 1 .1 out fo r y o u r S u i — ■■■■■■■■■BBB" B -their production, costs and profit*. fanejrt *»d *° on thru out th* lino. Out IIOI.Y CROSS CIIURCH Those things, of course, cost money thca« things coat ‘money, Th*y are . -------but they are worth It. They areJargo- nice but ere they essential? I f we — — I ( . Vi Church services for the 15tb Sunday ly responsible for tho fact that tbs knew we could get shoes fo r 25 per fter Trinity, Sopt. 24th will be: BlinueJ front pago 1) United State*;stands head and aboul7:80 a. m.—Low Celebration. ,d»ra above any other country In the do with a, smaller variety to choosa 2:46 a. m.—Sunday School. .efficiency of its production. I* them from? ’Certainly we should not grum ­ 11:00 a. m.—Morning Service. •ny reason why we should not spend ble over the high cost of living, while 7 l80 p. m.—Vespers. twice sV much g o d j i i S l ^ J r t “ much to help tho r o till d l* We'continually demand service which distribution had been tm- tributor on whom ws must depend to is increasing th e cost of the things we CONfiREGATIONAL CHURCH much ns production, a day's get those goods to n s T buy. i ,■> - • , . ‘ ;• • y Wid buy four time* ns much “So f«r most people have been con’T he day la coming when . this Tomorrow will be our annual Rally jftfty year* ago. We all know! tent to point-to the growth of the problom of distribution will bo worked •Day f^ r both Sunday school and inch increase has taken plada.; chain storo and cooperativo selling o u t Ju st as tho development of our 'it is debatable if the average j movements as Indicating the short- producing machinery has taken years, church. We nre counting on our mem­ Llsy is even half, again as coming* of .the Individual retailer but s6 the development of the best distri­ bership to make the (jay a splendid ,u u used to be. ! « y ln g need of the hour Is that we buting methods must take years ' to success. We trust that no ona will i Joes not mAan' that ‘the nil get behind the retailer and help complete. , Such changes come about permit any little or penonal m atter iti* Jobber or th* carrier ara him. If h(s methods nro wrong it Is gradually. Right now, however, there prevent'their being present. The pas • to a ‘ our our misfortune and iitt U Is up up to tho rest are three things we can do to help tor will have a stimulating message jLthedifference. It means mean* to mfttortune and tho roat that we have not deveP! of Us to show him a better way. He solvo tho problem and cut down retail for you at the morning sorvice. • , ■ At night his subject will bo, “The urtutes SOns to get the mo«t[aelIs at least 8B per cent of all the price. ■ jg money. It means that vft | cOrieumers’ goods fought in the United • (1) Urge the government to extend Magnetic Man." Th* Sunday School meet* at 2:45 in r t *4uc«i‘‘d tho retailer and j States; he has more than a million its services to the retail field so that the morning. Christian Endeavor Ifitributors vo moat effleltptj stores In the country- representing an the retailer can have tho same statis­ meets i\t seven o’clock P. M. A cor­ [tof handling merchandise. In Investment of billion* of dollars; In tical Information pnd tho same assist-' dial Invitation to worship with us la r**k»re n<>t mnde the same pro- short, the individual retailer today 1* ance from scientific research as tho etended to all. ^Attributing goods as we have our main and vital artery of distribu* producer now enjoys. (2) When buying select popular *»ftunl production. " tion, been devoting our efforts ' “Many, people thoughtlessly say, 'Do grades of goods and ovoid freakish ALL SOI LS CHURCH SERVICES llkgbetti'r factories, to getting away with the individual retailer. Let styles. Encourage simplification of S^output from labor, to 'put*' the chain store or tho co operative a*. merchandise. Pay cash for your goods Tomorrow, tho twonty-fourth Sun­ Mmore and bettor goods. * aociatloh take his place.' Anyone who and if possible carry them homo your* day after Pentecost, services will be .>r« done very Httl* toward studies the problem, however, must n r self. Don’t Insist upon ridiculous ex* aa follows. ^jDy important problem of get- ttllrt*' the shortsightedness of such a change privileges. Parochial Mass at 10 a. m. (3) Select one good retail store Serimm "Everyone that .exalteth tfcw good* to the ultimate) con- plan Both the chain store and the l Tbe government Is spending co-operative association nro alLrlght, which will give you rcliablo service himself shall be humbled." 2120,000.0011 it year in In research but .would wo care to give glvo any single and stick to I t By' this I mean take —Luke 14: 11 If the manufacturers anil farm -' organization a monopoly of our distrl* onu grocery store, ono meat market, Benediction of the lllesed Sacra­ one clothing store, etc. As long aa tho ment after Mims. kt it hn* never even taken a button? Hi the retailers. Hundreds of ‘Then there is another phase of tho store you have selected gives you good Weekly Masses 8 a. m. #»employ'll gathering Informa- retail situation for which you and I as scrvico stay with it and boost it. If This Sunday is monthly collection. tafia cmp. ilundredt more are cohsumers arc to blame—the truth la consumers will follow this policy they Stranger* welcome to free sittings. [imentj m ti nnial research for w« have grown lazy. Wo want our will automatically build up tho deslr* • of fighting pests and blights goods brought to the door, we want to able stores and eliminate tho infeprior FIRS! BAPTIST CHURCH I dMtr»y . reps mid instructing run charge accounts, wo want to have retailers who aro‘ now suitainod only inner in their usn, '. | a wide variety of styles and grades to by n careless, transient treda. Sunday School 0:30 A. M. T know that many pcoplo nro Bay­ \ Morning worship and sermon 11 a. Ulir work i« being dorio for the pick from. When our wives Bdect a titfarrr to help him find m ore' pair of shoes they insist upon having ing hard things about the retailer Just m. Subject, Capital In- Kingdom •1 method* «f production. A twenty different lasts to choose from, ’now. Much qf tho criticism, howovar, Commerce. tot ecrntu of manufacturers is When we buy sugnr wo prefer to havo comes from thoso who do not under* Baptint Young People’s Unions 7 i trtrj fivr yours, which shows It come'in a pnstoboartl box o f the stand the fncts. Many retailer* have o'clock. ushtr of linn* in each .Industry, particular. sixe which host suits our been shortsighted in this period of Evening worship and sermon 8 readjustment. They havo he'aitatcd to j o'clock Spbject, How a World In take losses in order to kocp puce with I_Turmoil May Find n Permanent nnd lower replacement coats. Wo, how- •(Perfect Panacea. over, orjly do ourselves injury by care­ Prayer meeting und Bible study less and destructive criticism. Wednesday evening 8 o’clock. “The rctajler haa had tremendousB*^undny School workers meet for problems not tho least of which havoi| wpper 0:30 Wednesday evening. been tho knock* we have given h lm j Most retailors are stumbling niCngTl dazed by the rapid changes In condi­ tions and blindly fenrful of whnt the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE next season will bring fo^th. At pres­ SERVICE ent, we are on the very ovo of a gen­ eral business improvement, But tho re­ SUNDAY, SEPT. 24th, 1022 tailor is not In n mental attitude to Subject: prepare for it. He should be going in“REALITY" XUK MATTER WITH THE RETAIIJ WE L A DRINK PEABODY’S IIARD WATER BLEND COFFEE. ROASTED DAILY IN SANFORD. 145-4tc, w ltc _» __ Don’t forget the Dance Monday night at the Valdes. 147.2tp A t this distanco, and after a glance a t the thermometer, it looka as If the Japanese.picked out a poor time to withdraw from Siberia. PAIR SHOES FR EE! We have on display a ja r con­ taining sccdH. Guess the nearest number of seeds in the ja r and you get your choice of any pair of Shoes in stock. One guess with each purchase of. 10c or— over. Contest on until Saturday. September '• 23.—Lloyd’s Shoe Store. 1 4 8 -ltefH We specialize on Service----- Quality Ala Carte Orders at All Hours W. CARNASION, Mgr, K A DINING ROOM Two Places t o E a t a t Church Service -...1 1 :0 0 a. m Sunday School ___ 10:00 A. m. Mid-week Service. Every Tuesday.^ :00 p. m. H. Cattaneo, Manager Woman’s Club Bldg., Oak Ave, ALL ARE WELCOME Valdez Dining Room and Home Tho Herald for first class Job work. . Once you try it, you'll always buy Once you try jt, you'll always buy it—Peabody’s Hard W ater Blond and It*-Pcabody’* Hard Water Blend and Grade A Coffee. 1140-fltd; ltw-c Grade ACoffee. 149-6td; ltw-€ AND GRILL . i * • ■i j f.. • ■ ' C*.: J* ’ r‘ I- •• T N *♦«*’.» ifU. Sunday Dinner FOUND WANTING ................... If the next legiilaturo 1* not com­ posed of jeilyflsh It will demand a rlgld investigation of tbe atate highway de partment from Its inc|pi*ncy^intll the session meet*. There la much, sentiment favorable to the abolishment of this departm ent Florida 1* financially able to have tho bc*t roads In America—it has bean In' a better fix financially than nine tenth* of th e ,commonwealths of this country. ThU Is bwau*e of the high taxes the’ people ,of Florida pay and the very little they get in return. Florid* on thb ptljer W haa the rotten* eat system of roads in America. During the past four year* *ix raH* lion of dollar^ of th* people’s' money ROYS’ TRANSFER 12 to 2 p. m.—-6 to 8 p. m. ■ Corner F irst and Park Ave. * • ft ‘ • «» i Prompt Service——Reasonable Rate* 1 EARL ROY, 204 Maple Ave. FOR SALE!—Bargains ‘ ; -rrrrr* • HUD90N 8PERD8JBR 1921 Model, new .paint, new tire#, in Perfect condition FORD TOURING, 1921, ' Good Condition —- . OLDR 8/L A T E MODEL ,r New Paint, etc. Make fine hire car, • ■?■■■ ■■ W« invito the public And nil users of ELDER our method of handling its product Why take ■ RBO SPEED-WAGON, 1221 Extra Large Body a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled aud ita purity makes it most beneficial for many, trouble*. REPUBLIC TRUCK, 1-TON U to Model, stake body, etc. batteries. Tho above ears and trucks are all good value, and will bo aold quldkly a t ••■■■» ■ * .e t you and preset v o u n ^ th . , . � 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 23, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 23, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 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