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CHICAGO, Sept. 2#.—Drastic temfyanrs injunction order asked by At’[omcy Genera) Daugherty against the riiop crafts atriko; leadara v u put In 'force today by Judge Wilkcraon, with-out any of lu effoctlvoneaa.bolng tnod'tfied. Several alight changes In work­ ing of order were oUda to clarify ita Beaninjr. . i v '\ AS CO. JUDGI m pl a c , --------------. —- v N U M B E R 155 SA N FO R D ; FL O R ID A , M O N D A Y , SE PT E M B E R 25, 1922 (1bnq av\ - SA -N F , ?^ ■?*■ “'The- City .'substantial** I- M T heC ltyS ubB lin V °1-1JME ’" ' . ,• _* f *j JOHNSON, RRMOVOP LAW *“ BNI t o-. -hp V IU:r .•natv*. i * BE ARRANGED BY THE COMMISSIOI " -I? isurance But Gutted One at Ha so t r o ot a t r * 1' n n Blotk------- °*— -j b'.VPV ! .V. -<i: k • :v T*~ i 'll j in•"* *• U ) I' , ire n*M ) ! ' •­ ’dt Yf*f *» v ' j "V) r. brought under control shortly.beforq ATLANTA, 6epW ...... 2 o'clock Sunday morning. are being made today by ■o jm building* damaged by the l ' Starring from an explosion on the* early Sunday mofniiig thre. second floor of the Krees five and ten entirei block in the heart o f f cent store, according to Robert Wegbusiness .soctlori to rebuild or make goner, llenteninti of police, the fire necessary repairs. - The '' quickly spread throagh the rear ot THIRTY-SIX OUT OF FORTYthe building and jumped across an al­ toes,-which will run into a«y< ^ FOUR IN THE HERRIN MINE dred thousand dolla^p, was wall cov­ ley to the Childs hotel, sending more than 150 women and men guests scur­ pHc'jmXt ^ P I S A S T B R pt 5 ered by insurance the bwnery.s .flilH'ii i lo rying scantily attired to the streets , (B D yr T h» *, A m» Mk l a u (Itm4 lP*r rta f ua ) *v •■' • *•» ATLANTA, Sept. 25^-EstimatinR for safety. , MARION, 111.; Sopt. ^S.—Thirtydamage variously by the police i Surrounded on all sides by the six of the forty-four persona indicted fire department officials at fr buildings bounding Whitehall, Broad for -murder In connection'’ with the I70P.0O0 to $1,600,090, a fire that and Alabama streets and the Western Herrin mine killings will be given surt^d In' the heArt of A tlantal de­ and Atlantic ralltoad yards, the flames their Iberty on bond today it was an­ tail business district about midnight quickly jumped to other adjoining nounced. The remaining eight will * ■ ■ . Saturday night apparently had been buildings. not be allowed bond on account of compelling evidence against them. Should motion to dismiss the indict­ ments be made, they will not be grant­ ed, it was learned. ............. ,< 1 1 1 fc..*-'.', •„ ;• .',1 t ‘ IN M EETING AT M U R D A N T / A T WHICH TERM S BE A R R A IN G ED LEASED ON BOND REFUGEES TO Si • f ^ From Smyrna Under the Protec­ tion of the United States - D estroyers , 4 * ((Sr B y Tk* T k * MNttaiM A h n Ii I H m r u —) ne) n s ______ ___________ CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept 26.— TALLAHA8SEE, Sept. 26.—Gover­ Hamid Bey, representative of the An­ nor Hartles today . .appointed Angus garia government' in Constantlnopi Sumner, of Fort Pierce, county judge declared today the Allies invitation of St. Lucie county to succeed Judge the peace (conference could not be MJ. B; Johnson, removed lost week. cepted by the Turkish nationalists on ‘ Johnson was removed os'the result of the trems laid down. "We cannot sca petition of fifteen hundred names cept the Allied terms because they pro­ chshgih(jrtak!fy~ of enforcement of pose demilitarize of the Sea Marmora, law. Charges against County Prose­ and part of Thrace, which prevent US cutor Carpbnter on same grounds are from bringing our troops from Asia CHICAGO, Sept. 25,—Qualifying still pending, no decision having been to Europe," ho said. Uj statement with assertion that the made as y et 1 \ • tounc of action has not been definiteI* |y determined, Donald"R. Rlchberg, WASHINGTON* Sept 25.—Rear counsel f»r the Railway Shopcrafta, Admiral Bristol's activities in connec­ .'Indicated today the next step in . (he LI tion with the Smymn disaster were ; .|bopn>en'ft fight against the Daugherconfined strictly to affording relief, " t ty Injunction would be a petition to primarily to nativ cand until raised A fter That Day the Grounds Will Be Closed to All the I'mted States Circuit Court of Amcrcnns ns a result t»f fro nnd sec’ * Except Members . appeal* for review of the Judge WIIondarly to nationals and other coun­ kcraon's order. IN HOPEDA LE, OHIO, BANK AND tries who cannot otherwise* obtain aid. Instructions to Admiral Bristol from ' WAS SCARED AWAY IIY A The Sanford Country Club is prov­ proper exercise nnd who con add years HARDER FOR YOUNG MEN WHO the State Department were said to LADY’S SCREAMS ing a most popular plnc*o these cool (■ hfs life by Inking n few hours off! ARE WANTED IN ERIE fill' Min, Sept. 25.—Holding tho _____ have set forth these limitations plainday* of September and will prove once a week or more and going over COUNTY Railwa> shopmen's strike a conspir­ the links. And then it means so <n r The Associated Press) If. If Admiral Hristol has planned to much more attractive ns the weather acy m restraint of tra'dc, interference much to the entire city hs it will atSTEUBENVILLE, Ohio, Sept. 26.—_.uae force for any other purpose tbc lltr Til* AutfUtrS r m i l gets cooler and the tnng, of the frost .with I mted tytatca Interstate com­ TALLAHASSEE, ifept, 25.—Gover­ is in tbo air. tmi-t a class of |M»ople here thnt w e j Cashier George W hittaker, of th e ' Washington government was not . ' . merce arid carriage of- tho mails be­ nor Hardee this morning issued requi­ never had before nnd -will prove m j I* ir»t National Hank of Hopcdalc,, O., aware. M The public is cordially invited to t'- cause '»here minds moot together on sition papers for Hsrrel Havens, and wns shot through the necy und prob 1 Imle.stone for the tourists all winter play on the links until October first each a purjn«e, a conspiracy existing Ufncst Roshnbsum, who are wanted in after which date none but members long. ubly fatally injured by it member of*' CONSTANTINOPLE Sept. 25.— without even a word being spoken,” Erie counly^JJew York on charge of and their wives will be allowed to Tho club house and the grounds will a party of five armed men who a t­ Allied high commissioners plan to. .5 Jude lames H. Wilkcraon, In Unitad States district court, Setljrday BUB- grand larceny In the first degree. Wil­ play. Tho membership fee is not a ,W in readiness for the public opening tempted to rob the bank. No money meet today for the purpose of getting I. taincl the government's j>Ic* fpr « liam Connolly, of Buffalo, is enroute large one whep all Gic emoluments about the first of October and after was taken, the robbers being put t o |together reprcflcntatlvcs of-Groqc* to Key We*t *fm; the yoUng men who arc taken into consideration and av- that date everyone who is not a mem fl.ght when Miss .Jessie Snyder, assist- nnd the TurkUh Nstionnlists for ®' country wide temporary injunction are charged with larcency of five cry man in the county should join a n d ,b n will be expected to become u mem- ant t'nshier, screamed and gave the conference at Murdanin a t which r agains* -triking rpilrond crafts. ■ thousand last June. It is understood become on active member in tho club her and enjoy the full privileges of alarm. terms of the armistice are expected The decision was hailed as one of to be settled. tlx nio-t significant for law and or- they are also wanted in Cuba on a th at means more to the city and more the club. charge Of murder, but Secretary of to the members than any club in tho Remember thnt nfter the first of RROOKHVILLK STAR IH ^ 'der e\. r read into the records of tho State Hughes withheld requisition for city. It hieans so much to the busy | October the grounds will be closed to SOLD TO E. It. RUSSELL, Judin.n. ti> Attorney General DaughLONDON. Sopt. 26.—Reuter dllCuba authorities until the New York business man who does not get the everyone except members. EDITOR OF TIIE ARGUS patch from Athens says Admiral Brls^ erty an.! Assistant Attorney General courts gran! them a hearing. They McUuk’hlm, who presented tho govtol informed the Greek governm ent are in custody of the Monroe county emmrnt'H cuho. Donald R. Rlchberg, that the United States will under­ BROOKESVILLE, Sopt. 26^A ttem pt Was Made ' authorities. . Scrap Iron Class of counsel for shopmen, said he would (Special.) —A business transaction take to protect with destroyers Ukr an .peal nt- once from the rul­ on Life of O’D uffy, occurcd this week thnt will bo 6f in removal of the remaining hundred Memorial Exercises EVIDENCE MUST NOT , ing. • terest of people all over tho state nnd fifty thousand refugees of SmyrChief Dublin Police generally IIE OBTAINED IN AN W ell Attended nnd to tho Hernando county no if Greece provides means of trnns-.^M ’ Whsi- the decision was interpreted UNLAWFUL MANNER people especially, in the transfer of port, as hoi.: c in effect that the strikers DUBLIN, Sept. *25. An attempt -------• I Tho memorial exercises of the Scrap the Brookesville S tar newspaper nnd i wit. ,w> intahle for acts of violence, was made last night to kill General c l l r °n C ln ,,s a t the T h e a tre entire eqliTpmcnt which was sold by PARIS, Sept. 25.—The • return of wheth, i »heM* nets were committed by ATLANTA, Gb., Sept. 23.—"Use of Owen O'Duffy, chief commander of th. *i. ■ „r not, its exact form will evidence obtained in an unlawful man­ yesterday morning wore well nltentl- the Irish civil police it wns announced the owner A. Kenthley to Edwin R. Turkey to Europe was aaaued loot Russell, editor of tho Southern Ar­ night when Great Britain, Franc® i* »rv„.-d before Judge Wilkcraon to­ ner, violates one of the most sacred cd, the Elks and Odd Fellows ami tbo today by the free state government. gus. In the agreem ent made by tho and Italy at the final acasion of the day, pending which he continued in Iconstitutional rights of a citizen,” ac­ Methodist, Baptist, * Congregational newspapermen Mr. Kenthley agrees allied conference unanimously agrood wffevt the present restraining order. cording to a ruling handed down hero and Presbyt«tinn Sunday schools at­ to give up all newspaper work. to concede all the nationalist peace The restraining order prohibited the Friday by Judge Samuel II. Sibifey, of tending. The exercises wore iVi the FREE PRIZES GIVEN AWAY AT THE COUNTRY STORE Brookesville and Hernnndo county terms. The Turkish claims to eastern ’ • shopmen, and the injunction la ox­ the United States court for tho North­ form of a methorial to the late Cleve­ land Jacobs, wBo was a membepnf the AT H. S. TUESDAY NIGHT people generally regret to lose Edi­ Thrace to the Mnritxa river and in­ ’ prohibit them from: ern district of Georgia. Scrap Iron class nnd u meml>er pf the Int* if. nog with operation, repairs The ruling was made by Judge Sib­ Elks and Odd Follows lodges i<f this 'One of th«* biggest bunches of free tor Keathley from the newspaper cluding the Ancient Turkish capital »r.d eiii(ii .ment on tho roads. ley in issuing an order restraining tho city... Hon. Forest I.nke, presided nt prizes to be given away in the his­ field as his work has alweys been re- of Adrianople were approved as peace 'vary to interfere. federal grand jury /ro m tho consider­ the meeting dnd callod on Judge iious- tory of Snnford Tuesday night at cognized as being of the highest terms thnt enn be supported by order, in the upbuilding and gener­ France, Great Britain and Italy inp ‘I'"1’' v '.r trespassing on railway ation of any evidence against Marshal holder, Judge Sharon nnd II. C. Du- the High School Auditorium. Tho al development of the home town joint invitation sent to Mustapha Ke- »J fin-. McKentle, ..■well known Atlantan, Boae for short talks that werej filled Country Store ill be the place of tho and interests of the people as a mal Pasha, tho nationalist lesder, to a Attempt ,ng to induce road employes which might be offered by persons, peace conference to be held at Venice^ t(>'I'lint .,r prevent pVraons from seek- whose.names were on a list alleged by with praise^ of the departed Jriend drawings and ^ou are liable to be tho whole. and the comfort of the Bible promised lucky one. Reading the following Mr. Russell needs no introduction at the earliest possible date. *' ‘ b>Kemployment with the roads. officers to contain names of McKen­ to those who suffer and mourn The Hot: to newapaperdom as ho baa boen edi­ The Ke’ m aliata must agree in retorts ‘ I’icketing. ^ " . • zie's whiskey customers,- which Uat malo quartette tendered several fine . Capital prize—Cedar Chest, donator of tbo Southern Argus for many not to enter the present neutral son® Harming e m p lo y e sir would-be em-. was seized in-an alleged unlawful selections and the exercises were of tod by Welfare Department of the years having been in the newspaper along the straits, nor make any cross­ pl'»yr» or visiting th e ir homoi. . \ . search of McKenzie’s apartment on • . business dll of his life. Some months ing elsewhere, and must accopt com­ the sort that U expected at the class Woman’s Club. . Hind, ring transportation. . July 14. • , 31b. box of. Whitman’s Candy by ago the entire plant of the Southern plete freedom of the Dardanelles, th® that meeta each Sunday and docs such hureuraging or d cting employes . ' Judge Sibley's ruling which will ap­ Mobley's Drug Store. *>' excellent work In many ways. » Argos was destroyed by fire and Sea of Msirmora an dthc Bosphorus, (urnvn memliera or icra) to atop ply to all dmllar cases, restrained I_ Beaded Hand Bag by tho Yowell ainco'that time the Southern Argus preferably under the League of *ork ,,r others to re from seek the federal district attorney from pre­ Co. . . • has operated under various difficult* tions. ♦ Work. \ . . ' :4-g3 | senting to the grand jury any evidence Annual Convention Mail’s Shirt by Woodruff A Wat­ ties, so that tho owners of the two The invitation which was cabled Sat - :■,* '""'•g instruction^ Ujr public state- 'of any nature ‘'■whatsoever for any rh son. * * DfookesviUe papers, Tfle Brookes­ urday night by M. Poincare to K< i i . I. ii might have the above of purpose whatsoever,” which might Southern Commercial Large Box Stationery by R. C. ville Star and the Southern Argus al Pasha personally urges an imi * . 11 • have been obtained against McKenzie Congress Nov. koth Bower. reached the conclusion that one dlnto meeting of tho allies and Tark- ^ ’ ' 1>• union funda ior purposes to in tho alleged-unlawful search. Spotlight by Wight Tire Co. newspaper could really work for tho Ish and Greek generals at Mudanla to i be enj med ns above. . , * lt»r Tk* A M tfla l^ PMMli Basket by Sanford Furniture Co. * betterment of the nowspaper busi­ In “ 'tatement loot night Mr. Rich­ - v_- ---------------------------. WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.—(Every ONE MORE DAY Set of Enamel Kitchen Canister^ ness and make it possible for bettor formulate terms of an armlstlc® be ing the conference. It is regarded commercial organisation in the Unit­ -id he Interpreted the'decision ' ** a n d t h e n s m it h by Ball Hardware Co. work to be accomplished for the two. very certain that Kemal will accept ^ ed States has been invited to send •• » death blow to all big unions bew iil FIND t u b cook Sofa Pillow by Speer A Co. v—• . ’•' ■■r . delegatee to, the fifteenth annual con­ . Case Coca Cola by tho Coca-Cola Whilo both papers have devoted thei^ the conditions.' esuse u will render them powerless time and energies to constructive In addition to other cor "•tlonaiiy if it u upheld byth a blghnow,, and Smith vention p f tho Southern Commercial Co. One more day,, how work that falla* to a newspaper by *t courts. ■ ChlElectric Curling Iron by Glllon A reason of Its duty to the public, much Turkey Is promised the support of ' will bi seen in search of o cook at Congress, wt -eecthree allies for admission to the "The decision aal Interpret It nutans the'JIigh School Auditorium. The ' '-• ' • ' ' • . of their work in tho past' was lost, gue of Nations and also withdrawal* Asond, under/ $5.00 Repair Ticket by P. A. Mero whereas it will now be possibte for ^ wlU b* NabU for any ‘ ntty Store will be opened In the onlawfoi #ct rornniKt6d Jn c0nn#cti0tj rnmerce and Illinois 1 crate fruit by Porter-Judy Dut- the one paper to receive, the eonr the allied troops from Conitaht Yllh It nniftK .a_il. _ .. . . association. Negotiastag and the /holders of lud (•as soon as peace become® effective. « union atrika regardless of who fon Co. . blned friendship and co operation of The allied decision came, as e . made for reduce^ railtlona | ” m,T'its it/’ he said. tickets will draw the prises how t 1 box Jphnny. Walker Cigars by Brookepville business men. Editor surprise for as late os noon ^lved there art ahr shrdlu unu nu Wight Grocery Co. . . . ion in *tbf Jwindsw of Bows road rate* ,to .e convention., Russell will take - charge of the v . dais declared that Great That means 1 ' Bosket of Roses by Mrs. W. A. Brookesville 8tar plant and alt Store. There should not be one "*r*1 would not approve any of the strikes. FUto. 4 equipment immediately. empty seat, the entertainment will KIDNAPPED MAN f*Hon*| strike claims In advance of the peace j 24-lb. sack Aristo Flour b f C. W. ■ -- - _ . ... cause i. . of the flnert, .> COMMITTED be (fine, the l o m m u i kd SUICIDE b d ic iu k , Evolved there _ ference. The change in this 7.aring A Co. BI6GBST COTTON PLANTER *>' S r i h „ Vh. (Wt-M “ * V » . LOUIB VpDAY *tts 'which tcchnleaUg came in ‘the afternoon after an! Ssrving Spoon by John T. Brady. IN WHOLE WORLD • htion of the injunc. change of many -messages . Potted Plant, Mrs. W. H. Ginn. DIED AT HOT SPRINGS th^r " ra And V' m.ko | g J O r i t t i j • * (!« •« * «-6~r -J J | cquqs b'don. would be held Lord Curzon and Premier Sepj •*“** atU, they could : George and several long distance them the most capable and practicoli vj|fj^r( WEEK’S WEATHER iguage teach ( ■ / T li* A w w I a M l*r »*a> V t */'* jmhout eventually *•MEMPHIS, Sept. 25.-Jeoile Lee venations. conido “ tilt ' Haley, 65, of Ittabena, Mississippi, , in. South Atlantic and East Gulf Stated his intteation of calling B. M. Jew- ducted when he was kidoa P. said'to be one of. the largest cotton Europe would be a great piaee Rl«hberg said thit si) appeal cli.-Thop'rtafU leader, .-"kpA-'Othi* Ohtfigd T teefottr 1W0, ;dBd liiild for i f ; Generally fair weather with jwr. Bic.1 rbe Uk*n taken rtgsrtlleas of th* te*h^ atrikers' officials*fn an effort to prove ransom, committed .icicle today by mat temperdture. There, are ho indi­ pTshter in the world died at Hot there were any trut^i in the po; Pie sbopcrafU organization bod cutting hla throat. He> was forty cations at this time for- a disturbance Sprlnga, Ark. today., He suffered a notion that the ladder men nre«^ f it -— w w £ s ,& 2 i s i a i i"J“nc"M " -1 relapse recently after a operation. wiiar they become. , with .ntawfol ,c u . oU. ; l ... , In the West Indies.. t'if li r t s ^ ■ im ■. . m •figdOtl SANFORD COUNTRY CLUB v WILL OPEN OFFICIALLY REQUISITION ABOUT OCTOBER FIRST BANK CASHIER " SHOT IN NECK PAPERS ISSUED BY ROBBERS BY GOVERNOR . _ , -m - 4 '' - - i- .x . ! �. » - .» ”r j “^ r sa & ' • N" ' {> »■' ■■■ ,/v»• r . ’‘ MBS. FRED DAIGKH, Society Editor Mr. and* Mrs. C. M. Berry of the Phone 117-W West Side hay* left in *helr car for it vM ’kiVt ear M h <« ilrtwier I*. Palm Beach, whore they intend V> »pw?d a few days. • ------ ^ •l i p u i l l l t T >•}<•; Mr. Francis Hoskins, who ia now Jiving In, Tallahassee, has been this Tuesday—G. I. A ,’will meet at 3:30 p. week’s guest of bis uncle, <V M. Berm. at tbo. Masonic Hall. . r\f »v.. c u . ' . V w IB S i FOR SALE : . . Morris Moye has returned home af* Bobble Foster of Jacksonville, who -ter a few (lays visit to Trilby. haa been apending the month as the , I • , . ' • guest of Claude Robaori'of Park Ave.. Frank W. Chase left on Sunday for returned home yesterday. • '• his school a t West Newton, Mass. • i f i v . v c 4 ■» \ ‘ * William, Routh, brother, of- Walter *-• * “ ----George Wilson an^ George Moro Ronth^Jias been , visiting h«re for a spent Friday at Daytona Beach. fortnight, having h it leave from the Navy, where he Is serving on the U. Mr. Chat. J. Humph and family haVe 8. "Florida." , , removed, to the Presbyterian'Parsonage. _ ’ Mr.’and Mrs. Raymond Phillips havo returned home from their wedding Mrs. Augusta Kigaimann has gone trip. They spent several-weeks in to spend a le w "days with f riends at Asheville and other places of. interest Oviedo. . M North Carolina. SIXTY THOUSAND BtRAWBERRY ^ Plants from northern atoek, $4.00 per thousand, f. o.’ b. Lake Monroe, Fla. M. Doyle. ‘ 164-26tp F.OR SALE1—A combination home and Income property. Eleven rooms, close in, modern, .arranged for apart­ ments or furnished rooms. Reasonable 154-tie pricol—Geo. W. Knight FORDS, Buicks, Oidimoblles, Oakland.,-Dodge, Cole 8, Overland, Chevrolet, Maxwell for. sale. These Mr. and Mrs. F. H. McMahon, for cars are lote models, and have been ro- .The Chess Club had its'first meet­ flnlahed, making them fary desirable ing o fth e soason.at the home of Dr. met residents of De Land, have come Friday night to make Sanford theiy.home. For the cars to prospective buyers, and the N. deV. Howard_____ . 4 , present they ar« occupying a new prices are right, with easy terms. 5 Miss Katherine Wilsop of 9th St., Is bungalow on Lake Mary. ’ and 7 passengers.—B. & 0. Motor Co. 200 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. Distrib­ visiting her cousin, Mrs. Morgan, who utors for Hupmobiie and. Lexington has a cottage at Daytona Beach. NEW 8CENBRY FOR JIOLLY cars. "We carry the parts.” . • CROSS PARISH HOUSE . 140-lfc Mrs. Margaret Barnes-motored to . ------ - ' - ■ Sanford yesterday to attend a bridge SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. See luncheon given by Miss Abbie Dodney. The Holy Cross Men’s Club has* so cured some four sets of new scenery Thlgpin. . Ot-tfc —Orlando Sentinel. ‘ for bettr equipment of^HoIy Cross FOHf SALE—Easy term s, 60 acres, Paris House to be used on the stage] flow injf well land, 10 acres cleared, Mrs. Capt. W. ’A .T itts of the Je f­ a t rem arkably low price if sold now. ferson Court Apnrtmen^s of Orlando, Carpenters are now busy a t work —A. P. Connelly & Sons. 146-tfc is the houso guest of Mrs. A ylctt F itts maKng the necesary alterations. The equipment besides the scenery cornFOR SAL?’—New fivo room house, of Union Ave. prison now drop curtains, back and two nnd one-half acres and, one acre front and proper arches.* A ltogether E. K. F oster of Jacksonville is tiled, sleeping porch and largo rooms, it is n most artistic and complete out every convenience.—A. P. Connelly St spending 'th is week as tho guest of Sons. * 148-tfc Mrs. Jonathan Peck nt nolly Cross , FOR SALE—Five passenger Ford In Rectory. SWOPE HAD THE RIGHT IDEA good condition at bargain. Apply The G. I. A. will meet Tuesday-nf300 Elm Ave. nnd 3rd S t temoon nt 3:30 a t the Masonic Hall 10 regulation sire All officers nnd members are request­ porch swing E. I). Brownlee, 900 ed to be present. 153 2tp Palmetto. thing to think - about tho other ^)ay FOR SAI.fc—Some second band laths, Mr. and Mrs. Wfti. L. Tapp nnd their when he made tho principal address at ulno 2x10s and other odd lumber. son, Lyle Tapp, n ite r n yenr’s stay in the meeting of the club. I t wns taken All henrt stuff, gr>6d condition.— Sanford, left yesterday for their from some of his recent travels and he called special attention to the fact Smith Ifros., First nnd Sanford. home, Pueblo, Colo. thnt there wero more pcoplo coming to l&3-3tp Floridn this season th an *ver before Mr. and Mrs. George Speer returned FOR SALE—Two teams nnd harness. and thnt what Seminole county wanted home Inst evening from New York and Inquire of M. Hanson Shoe Shop. was more producers. He also sounded 149-12tp other eastern m nrkcts, whero Mr. the keynote of getting in new money FOR SALE— Buick G roiqistcr.—Grow Speer w m t to buy fall stock, v . stressing the fact th a t a t present all at B. & 0. Motor Co. 163-7tp Miss M argaret Neal returned last the improvements being made in S an­ FOR RALE—one mule, sound, will night from Asheville, whore she at ford were being made with homo work nnywhero. Ideal for fnrm tended camp nt Junnluska, since camp money, the banks nnd the business work. Only J75.00.— H. S, Long, Os­ closed she hns been with her mother. men putting u(i all th o ‘money while teen. I’hone -1841. • 153-3tp other sections of the sta te vfero get­ ting in new money nnd new investors FOR RENT all the timo. This is'som ething worth Public Stenographer thinking FOR RENT—2 furnished housekeep­ about and tho ta lk w as so ing rooms, $20.00 per month; 1 bed MISS MAUDE TYRE, in Attorney good thnt the Herald has been asked room, $3.00 per week, 314 East Fifth Fred R. Wilson’s office, F irst Nation­ to give it—the only trouble being th at S tre e t 154-2tp al Bank Bldg., Sanford, Florida. Mr. Swope m akes' extem poraneous FOR RENT—Furnished room, also a 154-Gtp speeches and never has any notes or written m atter. lie has consented to storngc roon). 411 Park Avenue. got us as much as the im portant data 152-Otc party. Writo at once to P. O. Box 428 ns ho can nnd in line with the policy FOR RENT Two apartm ents, new St. Petersburg, Fin., stating nil par­ . nnd up^to-date; well furnished.— ticulars as to experience nnd refer­ of printing in full the tnlks made by the Kiwannls Club or nny of tho other Cates Apartm ents. • 8d-tfc ence, for quick response. 153-3tc clubs where it is typew ritten the H e r­ FOR RENT—A nice country home. ald will print this ono an noon as It garage, acetylene lights, $40 per can be handed In. The various clubs month.T-A. P. Connelly & Sons. • lof the city are putting on a series of 1-iG-tfc these talks th a t should bo heard by th« FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette. citizens generally and the only w ay —Shirley Apartm enta opposite post all the citizens ran hear them is to office, upstairs. 28-tfc have them printed in the Herald. FOITTfOJT^^JtTTTiTTwiT'store^roOrns Hon. Forest Lake has returned in Leffler building, south end, cor­ from a busincss'trip to points in W csti ner First nnd Sanford.—W. W. C, Florida. Smith. 1G3-31P FOR RENT—Furnished bed room, al­ NOTICE! We are g iv in g 1 so garnge, 117 la u re l Ave. 150-3tp pair o f Shoes Ti^oro will be a meeting o f’tho Po­ FOR RENT—A punm cnt, two, three litical Club nf Seminole County, at or four rooms. Also extra room, all free to th e buyer the Bfasonlc Hall in Sanford, Satur­ furnishing, yes, children arc welcome. that g u esses the day night, September 23rd at eight 1011 Oak Avenue. Phone 283.L-1. nearest number o'clock. All citizens’, and panlcular161-0tc ly the ladies, are invited to attend. FOR RENT—Furnished bed room, at o f beans in the The principles and objects of the 117 Laurel Ave. 153-3tp jar on display in club will be announced. There will bp W ANTED the window. The somo interesting ,short speeches. CARPENTER wants to do your build­ contest w ill con­ ing or repairing. Save money by WANTED—Ford worm drive truck tinue until Sat­ w riting-B ox 174, Sanford. ICO-Otp for cash. Address Oviedo Ladder Makers, Oviedo, -Florida. 154-2tp urday, Sept. 30th. WANTED—One or two unfurnished rooms, suitable for bedroom or light One g u ess with CUT THIS OUT—IT 18 WORTH housekeeping rooms. Address "D. C. each purchase. ’ •* MONEY . . G.V care of Herald office. 162-tfc - — • - . : W e also give WANTED—At| once, for permanent Cut out this slip, endoso with 6c position, competent young book: trading stam ps aud n ail it to Folay A Co., 2385 Shef­ keeper, man or lad^, who ia willing to field Ave., Chicago, III., wriHng your witheach pur­ learn furniture -business. Must writ* name and address clearly. You wiU good hand. Apply Monday.—Smith chase. > receive in return * trial pacing* con­ Bros. ' ~ ■ 163-Stp taining Foley's Honey and ^at Com­ WXTfTED TO RENT—Small h S S * pound for coughs, colds and croup; nicely furnlahed, close in. Box 540. Foley Kidney Pills for pains In aides ’. ‘ *. 153-4te and back; rheumatism, backache, kid­ l Cc AL Ma n a g e r w a n t e d with ney and bladder ailments; and Foley managerial selling experience to Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and handle affairs of Gandy Bridge Com­ thproughly cleansing cathartic for pany In your community. This la a constipation, biliousness, headaches; fine opportunity and assures unusual and sluggish bowels. Sold every­ recompense to thoroughly rosponsiblo where.—Adv, ■ . ' - fe r T O N I ig .• Classified Ad. U a line. No ad takes for Ism than 15c, and positively no daaalfled ada charged to anyone. Cash must, accompany all order*. Cooat fire word, to a line and remit accordingly. * HAROLD 1 Nice weather, to " W hit do you think about to our copl weather? We have Business ia picking np all along the to been talking about It so to long and now w e make to good. 85 today a. the max The Sanford Band Is one of the to but Teally It was cold this to greatest assets in the life of. the elty. to morning—cold enough for a to '• ■' -------• ■ . ■ Tfc<Twinter visitors-all want a >good band in the winter season. They will : bo greatly pleased1with the Sanford to we ha'vo hnd those who are' to Band this year. to -> taking'the "Clyde Line trip, to •to^ h re treeUy ' autprlsed at to Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dubose to' dur greeV summer’ climate. to a fine baby boy . weighing seven to Remember that tomorrow to pounds. He vrity be celled J /O . Du­ to *ia3Sunday. Go to chutth! to bose, Jr. * . * 5i40 A.BT. 8 KPT. 23, 1922 to to Maximum .......... 85 to «>. 1 Go out to the Country Club tomorMinimum ■i. ___ 1 __ ___ J 1____ l. A . I l l i l i .»► t ro* afternoon and knock the little white ball around: the green. I t -will 'ki I*Barometer ....... do you good and make ypu an enthur to Calm.and clear. iastie member of the club. . ^ ’ p |" i^ Mrs. Sorenson and daughter, Mrs. Clark, of Chicago and S t Petersburg, were in the city yesterday enroute to St. Petersburg for the winter. While It—Peabody's Hard Water Blend and 140-fltd; ltw-c here they-were the guests of Mr. and Grade A Coffee. Mrs. G. Bassett Smith. • SPECIALS THIS WBHC *' Miss Margaret Zsehary and her Goblets, per dosen................. . aunt, Bliss Bessie Zsehary, have ar­ Sherbets, per dosen -.-'.^j-------rived safely at Bristol^ Vn., and are Ice Teas', per doxon.................... l ready to take up theig duties at the Tumblers, per dosen ............ ........ MeLAVLIN, The Jeweler college although Margaret writes that 150-4tc ’ Sanford looks mighty good to. her. W » 0 s \ *# # _ » * '_ « • if - |L- , I I ,1 • A ls o - FOX NEWS . .. -A N D - pa th e rev i * m s m o s a s a iM a Once you It—Peabody A n Grade A Coffee • PLAN SETTLKMBfci GENEVA, Sept. 23.—n* tlon of the League of Natkq nection with the present t$rl oiation, took the form tod»j< Once you try It, youth always buy H. Catanoo Is spending a fow days lt>—Peabody’4 Hard Water Blend and animous resolution providing") negotiation!! for peace with at tho Valdes Grill and is jubilant over Grnde A Coffee. . . >14d-6td; ltw-c should provide a national tin the fine business the grill is doing in thq summer time. .He has several changes that he will inaugurate in the Valdez Grill for the winter season. Frank Kay Anderson of Tajnpa was in the city today on business and made tho Herald office an appreciated visit Frank is a former newspaper man nnd 'one of the best who ever gave up the sonctum'for other lines of business but he has not entirely abandoned the typewriter ns ho is still in the pub­ licity game. . ’ • SCHOOL TIME! B the Hoys and Giikl and have their hair Opp. Seminole Co. m OCTOBER RECORDS NEW SHEET Ml ER PIANO CO. PIANO TUNING PHONOGRAPH REP/ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■■bn ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■tfBrriMBMSMMBa ■■■■■■■■■■■■■Saga: t f a ia a iia e s s s a s s s a i ■. ■ - . 5 Sanford’s New Store ------------- Phone 10 Stores in Georgia 'V. m V �• »>: . J --. -»;isdij! •fw 1L THE HERALD PRINTIN' r v.,r-. - - - ^ ■' • opdriUona inay; be T*T ‘i f f - hi* share rost^-'raeforire th an hi* did, ray dittp,ifuri)ltiifc, hom e servant*,Mrii r t a m tiE n n inn w ater, all the same. My telephone , J . H O L L Y ______________________ I M H o r hills shows up regularly the firs t of J . L l L L A n n ____ J e m U r r - T r t i M f f ^ every month—It never worried him. , X . K E E L . ___ _______ U e a e ra l M i u | n P k m 148 u p ( » 4(00 P . H . My* flivver ju k e I* another item , tho) ftA lttrtld B i Rates Mil* K nont never appears in his old red-backed A p p lle a tle a diary. Rotary, Kiwanls, Booater and L K W I k S i ll 1*1*____ C lr e s U t lo a M a a a p e r Commercial 7* club due*—father wasn’t P k o n r 0 > W a fte r B p. m. clubbed like I nm, hence there wore l a l K r i f t l t a P ric e |a A f r a r e r fweer bruised spots under hi* waiiet « m Y e a r -. ---------------------- r --------------4 pocket. ’ « t r Maatfca D t l l t a r t l ia C i t y k r C a r r ie r f “And then my taxes—there’s where Q m W e e A ------------------------------------------- 1 » Ceata you alt up nnd take notice. By all T k * k lc 1#- ta IS -p a p e W e a k ly iy ulia r* the saint* that, from their labor* rest County ___ Kem lkole • a < |a pahflake* e v e ry P r M a y . , A l » « * —maybe they wouldn’t have sounded M a t a r ra te s a » l * k a a n a aa applloa* O M b * Daaaaaratio la p a llO e s. •3-aa p«;r an much likfv saints if you heard them a l n a j i la ■ d in n e r. talking about uur taxes' like ours. This ’m O f D K I l T 1 I 9 a X s O C I A T E D P U S S * U fact—taxes .are doubled, triplet!, Th e Associated P r e s s la exclusively quadrupled then on upKwhcro I don't .ntltled to tha •ntltled the usa, for rrepubllcatlon illca tlo n of all news dlspataboa c r« radiitad to It o r know ,the words for 'em. Are these >t otherwise herwlee credltei credited In this paper and local ___ also so the .lo c a l ,pew s published tax lifters clean gone off their heads? herein. "Well-*-7 Taxes are, I supposes the . m eresuor ■ r a il/ ' ;; 4 vritktrv4h«MulhiB « f it* InBucnSe m a y .rw e r . t i truthfully S»y th at *ny itepK o f new* thorn, to the Board, and en< •has eluded the vigilance of it* n^*f* tlon wiU be considered atric sect gathers. To th at end it would remind merit* aa an eflclent a t|r« rt|» lp j dlutn’. The committed urges th a t sz- thd people, especially those who live. In cry ‘cham ber of commerce appoint ’V comniiinlties where It is not possible local committee to pass upon the "on* to statibn professional reportata, that tim e” local advertising scheme* and to it welcomes ItemiS of new* from everyr hSSRw » consider th e report* made qn State­ l>ody either in oYotft of the city. So far wide propositions, jMid fu rth e r re ­ far as in it llg rT h e neValH Will A\the ntSva and It quests all business mien to .demand ways try to print .to com ein,.but to rendoi, v th at strangers present ah endorse- is especially gratified when it* friend* m int of their proposiiknvby the*local especially those in outside commun­ *0$ eryp ossib le assistanev ... committee, before g ra n tin g th a n *ud- ities, inform It if incidents th at have m ake Sour.connection here vnces, which,will conserve a lot ,iof occurred or events th at arc' to hap­ valuable time and considerable- mon- pen fh the future-. On that line Jt-cordially and .court­ * 't*. v ■ 5 j-vr ****^4- **4wg£•*r.&hffj--. * ‘-3 l | oy i mm eously asks thc co operation of all its % ^5 * r readers.—Miami Herald. T H E UNMINDFUL BUSINESS '. • . • ' V.r* . *■' -m 0 . 1 ' MAN. •It will be a fT*nt day when the y * — L— strikes are sll settled and all the men Charlie Barnes js editing the'O kee­ A ll rlahte of re-publleetlon of epeclal rcoimunity pocket book. if. I am chobee News and making it one of the wh<> arc Idle now go hack to work dispatches herein ere also reserved •gVY» There is So much work to be done that O ttW t 1IKUAI.D u u iL tilu fl. i>a.«« H MH'uling three or four times more on snappiest papers in th a t gre^t region myself personally than it mad spent of the Everglades an d Lake Qkeqcho- ho man should b*‘ldlo.,: Atl h f U9 hnv a generation ago, because of this H, be?- H« (a not getting the support of vur nlloted wprU fo r every work day K. V. FORETBK. Pr-ldem • B. F. WlIUNF.It , J C. L. it mny be up to me before I make the business men of hin city fis* ho. and we should not lose a n y tim e in 'u w w g ii.' •ft*’’* . -• 1 •■*!« j accomplishing the mEny task s’ th a t m a n i M i m i m i u ■•■■■ana . What a great World it is-n o th in g mY TOa<1 10 thlnk f nunu,to whct>,er or should get it and this seems, th be the confront us. Wc should all join hands t .1 teem s to suit sopm peo p le-am i w h a ti,,ot thc im m u n ity is hit tho-same- favorite lament of all newspaper in making our city, Our county and men everywhere. Few towns* and c it­ n world it would be if you could s u i t ! " ^ U mn>’ be “ cftsc io t our state the greatest in the union. instead of damning, ies over realize whnt w hat the newspa-i ■ — ■> ' - -• w r '- “ • 0 * "1 remember the Old M nn'snytng n porrnnnhas invested in hi* plant, or g-- . . Post Cards a t the. Herald Ulflce. _ ... • * (few things occasionally. It was aftdr the times th at lie spends boosting his ™—-1 The Hera d Is contem plating m anyJh|> w as out of tho game—sorts se ttin ’ town when other people are asleep, dr improvements ulong every line .th is ■■ back on the side, clear of thc dust of of the hard times t h a t ’ he, goes, th ru COMRADES OF THEJPLOi^lsummer and fall and expects to have DA DIVISION, U. C. v; f the ruckus. The autos were going keeping the wolf from the door all one of tho best equipments in the past a t not over forty miles if there for the thnnkiess job of being an edi­ sta te for. the publishing of n daily was no cups in sight up the street, lie tor. Charlie has the following article 5 ,*.a;iU Your Commander has accepted the and weekly paper. had driven an ox teams through sand nbout iti IT T invitation of Anna Jackson Chapter, ----------- o ruts down Main street. "Go it, Son!” "Ju st how unmindful the business 1'. lb C., nnd of tho citizens of T alla­ There are so many good thingn here lie said, "your road costs $30,000 a man is regarding the advertising of hassee to hold our next annual roin Sanford that need support and it mile; ours cost nothing—we worked his business in Okeechobee can be alwnys devolves upon just a few peo­ out our poll tnx and made our culverts j judged by thc advertising columns of uiiion in Tallahassee, and they dates set fur nur meeting will be October Late Model lit Excellent Condition ple to |«Jt up thu money for them .1^ cor(ju’roy. . . . . . . i ....... j-;.a • ; rtiijnu i.*» * the Okeechokco News. The stranger I Mb and 19th, next. Why not equalize the bunlen by hav­ " 'But Iuav far did you go in n day, in looking over these pages would Sur­ Upon thc shoulders of Division, Bri­ ing u war chest for all emergencies? Dud?’ mise Okeechobee to be 'a country com­ gade and Camp Commanders and their ------------o—---------" ‘Twenty miles.’ m issary town.' No, stranger, wo have A djutants rests thc life of our organ­ ,. y : | S A N F O R D , F jL O B I D i The country club was grently en­ " ‘Yeah—Flint’s a half hour for me.’ ten times morn business .establish­ ization, nnd wc appeal to them to joyed yesterday nnd bids fair to be On u pitch dark night father car­ ment* doing a large whotcsalehind 'rfi.- stim ulate intorest in U, to the end D i a tr i b o to r s f o r H n p m o b ile a n d L e x in g to n ( n rs s the favorite meeting place for the rier! a lantern. We have high power tail business each month that dot not that the attendance dt our kppronchbusy huaincss men and their wives. lights, so close together that the street spend one dime in advertising their inp convention may be a full one, and The country club nnd golf links arc in lighted fruin one to the next, a t particular line to thc buying .public. that this, our Thirty-second Roilnion, the greatest asset of the city and ov-'$r >0 n year, Matron of llonor- Mt Yes, we have dry goods, grocery, may he mnrfccd by n degree of enthus- but tho Vetetnns w ill' b« taken care ery man in the county should join tin Father nnd his neighbor dug bis well hnrdwnre nnd furniture, drug stores, iiimi* and fraternal affection—of com­ of in th*-homes of the citizens, and ey, Ocala. club nnd hf'lp along a good thing. and he carried in thc water; the city garages, meat m arkets, hotels, res- rade for comrade—second to none in Tallahassee has ample garage facili­ Matron Honorary Mi- H I Hand, ties. brmgs ours to u dozen laps. taurnnts, ice factory, ’ electric lighf- the history of our gatherings. Tallahassee. There is much being said about When bis hu- sc got on fire the ;ng nn,j heating plant, barber shops, No nntion of people ever survived Chaperone of Huimr Mm T. A. The City of Tallahassee will be our renrly shipment* of oranges and neighbors brought buckets; the city who failed to keep alive and cherish Yon, Tallahassee. pool rooms, service sUtlons, lumber host, and it’s richly mgrited rpputngrapefruit While some varieties of brings pressure nnd chemical engines ynrds, icc cream parlors, cold drink jtion for hospitalify, wc ure assured, the traditions of htc p a s t Let us, Sponsor for the P imm Mini oranges are early mid ran be shipped to mine stands, phone system, boat wuys ahd will i»e conspicuously maintained. Full therefore, meet in Tallahassee in Oc­ He E. Blake', Tallahassee about thc first of October there will Father burned or hauled off his gar- j machine shops None of the above of traditions of a glorious past, the tober, there to renew our vow* of Maid of Honor—Mi-.s Vgm-s IVnnr., U> fruit that goes m too green in.hnge himself; the city does it for m o.: mentioned will be found" represented only capital of the SmitKcrn S tates love for each other, and of undying Orlando. ’ ' ,hl' tan do.i After a eloud hurst during the rainy t he advertising coluqins of Dio which was not occupied by federal loyalty to tho grant! basic principle of kill a good m a rk e t us usual ooison father stayed ut home maybe Maid of Honor Mi-> Mage-- And­ News, yet these same people want troops during the civil war, there will telf-govomrnon^ fo r which all of us -t> erson, Pnlntkn. week,* until enough water had run to boost and do everything in o\it Ik* found many objects of interest to suffered ln‘ our struggle to nubiitnin Again we wish to rail your utteli off tiuit he eoiild wade out; hut I tell power to bring new settlers to tho Maid of Honor Ml." KM. IMigi-tt, cherish and renew the holy memories it, nnd for which oUr brothers died. tiun to the prevention of fires It r ibi-.,i> how the piucc is to be sewered t(,wn that they may sell u few more Crescent City. Your Commnndor Is pleased »o an­ of our g reat struggle. A visit to N at­ something in which we can all help and and ditched so that the water is K°t j unmlvertiscd goods ” By order f ural Bridge, where was fought the de^ nounce that thc folowing ladies have to prevent fires is to prevent losses. ,mt of sight ill fifteen m i m i t a f t e r I II !IU ! , MAJOH-GFNKRAI cisive battle which snved our capital, consented to serve on his Sponsorial As the H e ra ld slated some tmi" ago the Inst drop dropped. That's me! . Commanding I- I»•. i i V. FIGURES TALK on March 0, 1H05, is staged for tho Staff, and by the grace of their p res­ few people take out sufficient fire in And then 1 tell tho world about tux ence) and charm of.m nnhcr will add to Official: second duy. ! suranee to pay all losses and it is up es! W. A. RAWLS, Jacksonville, a city free of munici­ All regrets th at our utm ost efforts thc pleasures of the ocensiod. Ho com­ to the individual to keep down fires. Old II G, L. nppm rs to have struck pal taxe.il Adjutant Gem-nil .iini 1 hief of have failed to obtain favorable rates mends them to your enfe and consid­ Big cities can no more prevent fires the satue brni^l on me nnd the comeration: > Staff. It is not impossible. Consider the from the transportation companies; from spreading l'u n a.iiall cities. A t- j m unity—he owns us both. But at that relative statem ents of Jacksonville Inntu is the last one to suffer anil I can’t figure where the oommunjty with its municipally owned light plnnt press reports says that the fire threat- spends for and joyrides the per cent and Tampa with Us privately owned ened the entire business jnirtion. And of the advance that I spend, plant. Hero in Jacksonville We are the fire could have been prevented, no The man, who spends on himself, paying 7 cents a kilowatt, while in douhL personally and privately for com forts/ Tampa they arc paying 12 cents n ° ...... conveniences nnd efficiency four times difference of 5 cents per kilowatt, Uo VDU I’a > bl)I< \ \ l l . \ l YOU LET. >v hit l a similarly situated man spent a ' a litle figuring. That fi cents differ­ -------generation ago, has no very high or ence is more than enough to pay all Tnxes nre one’ of the bugbears of steady handstand to mount while he the taxes in the city of Jacksonville. -lC , Tnodrrn life along with the perccntng- berated his community for raising Tampans nre paying to their private­ es put on by the government for the more taxes to meet the demands of ly owned municipal light plnnt a rate privilege of stopping the Kaiser from (community safety,and efficiency, equivalent to our light and tax rate gettin g to Paris, But our own little ___ Q combined. Substitute Tam pa’s light taxes down here in Seminole county I’llST H l t l ) IUY rate here and Jacksonville citizen-1 -are what worry us considerable espec­ would not have to raise a dime Ivi 1! ially the man in town who has to pay taxes or by licenses for city govern, j double for the privilege of living m , r e i v e d by the H onda t>cmenu? The 12-eent rate would cover iown and pays twice as much as the velopmont Board show that more earn ng. xmm hi the country | l In n It comes til m unit*e* nr,> l« k,nK l'“ r* >» the i’o s t. iryim Cnrry your mathsmnticnl deducetter sta le and county tax',.,, a home thnt C,,rtl l>IlJ tha" in tions a little fnrther. Suppose thc c ig a re tte s brings him in nothing. And yet w henlftn>' Pr,!V‘ous >'unr- the lo<“ 1 rpftlt,,r8‘i ‘ ” owned thc gas plnnt nnd ;hi W . Study the Situation We can look ll,,on ^com m endation of the Florida Oil street enr system. Another difference f t Jiround nnd find that the High Cost Realtors Association, giving hearty of 6 cents per unit 6n each one of Co-operntion to the chambers of com­ * j ' i l i pf Living means we arc living fdster jwW] those, figuring-on a basis of our elec­ ■tVf nnd perhaps better than in the olden merce, most of the local campaigns tric light plant showing, nnd our state being scheduled to close on the even­ (lays. The Fort Myers Press express­ -i* vV. ing of September 30th. However, and national" taxes could bo wiped out, es it os follows: assum ing, of course, th a t ability and some cities which are organizing for “ The High Cost of Living is one of. not politics determines thpse in The things that joke makers have f o r l ^ have set charge. There is, reason to believe ■1*077?^ several years um-d in their bu.incsa thcit flnikt-closing dates n little later this possible in tho comparison be­ They get so familiar with it that they in order to insure an adequate supply tween Jacksonville’s municipally own­ * T. T -apeak of it intimately, by initials, ‘b id of p,ctur0 ,,08t cnrds’ the ,,(r ' y .do' ed nnd Tampa’s privately owned H. C. of I..’ with a genial slap on th e fmand Ut0m M 0Ver lhc sUt0 having plants.—Jacksonville Journal. Ta lutek maybe j depleted the wholesalers stocks tomt) , «o— — « rtJLi “And wo read their jokes. Maybe iporar^ y' , - • .TELLIN G THE NEWS '.utxi 1 V» wc can manage a grin nt them. Yet Um VJtj ■ TO CENSOR ADVERTISING. every one of us knows it's no joke— It happens very frcuently Hint th? •l -7 l ' but reality. And "H. C. L., Old Boy,’ V • . newspaper man is accosted by some­ , it Ja no( kind friend of our wallet, no The directors of the Florida Devel­ one on the street with the remark, m u tte r how much the wallet knows opment Board, nt their last nu*eting, "Well, you didn't have anything nbout ‘' . about him. authorized appointment of a commit­ so an4-so in your p a p e r/’. And he * pa® "I’m the average man, say. W hat­ tee to ccnsqr advertising nnd promo-' feels aggrieved thnt some Incident oc­ tiW.iifo ev er my trade or profession I live in tion schemes of a state-w ide nnturc in Tri his immediate neighbor iv fr ’lS" .H ;. sem 4* house from three to ten tim es as cn effo rt to conserve untold thous­ curring •* H hood and in which he wan interested expensive ns th at my father owned, if ands of dollars for legitimuto and did not receive the public mention td ■ 1■4? -7ft- ‘• t fttfcrv# lb-?.:; ho beli) the same relative position In worth while advertising projects, which he thought it'w ns entitled. 1 v f. ilia community th at I hold. If I nm whjch now go largely to .fa tte n the * The answ er always Is, of course, ■ Ju L o keep, face with my crowd I must incomes of the "fly-by-nigltt''! adver­ that'new spaper men,, be pig merely hu­ }car clothes costing many tim es as tising solicitors who flock.to Florida man, can only tell tlyn public such y ■ • M ^ =7•' -7j?-'•-• n - ’’ ' • • V. .V-J ’ '■ news as the iqdiyldunf members of nuch per’ yeur as my father found it*each w inter Vm* ■ -K -i i 4 ‘necessary to spend. My father, if hoi Following nre names of the eonj- Ure public Cfjl the newspaper mnn. Wiis an average man, raised a larg e r'in ittee members: F. C.'Groover, Jack- That is all There is to news. _ , , . ie -vU df’- fsos'r.-ounav'fe . a s v a ^ r . ** cent of thc food on his table—or .sonville, chairman; L. P. Dlckh.*, Tairt- -But th e . enterprising .new spaper Every cigarette fulli b'v i bur. *• -maybe mothor was thc gardener. Ev- jpa, secretary of tlie Board of Trade; mnn is’juBt as mdeh disappointed that «ry time, I go to the movies tl)e p ric e . Gilbert D. Leach, Leesburg, publish- hU paper did not got' any particular 100 per cent more than m>* er of The Leesburg Commercial; GuY Incident as is the m ore,or lea* indig?r gjj^nt on them —and his neigh-,W . Livingston, Miami, managing secj t j8 his business to funi__.......................... .......................... .. 1 • • • ■ • •'* ■ * G O c rJ f ' . .-*M .*< ’ • . •• * • * ■ • i'_ H .. • p a S, ... Ml , • . ^ •. r, ’ a . - -‘ T- V 7 I- ’ 1 >. - - - 7 ' ’> , ANT J i s For Sale or Exchange a & O . M O T O R CO. s fifte e n (13) B m f - ---V :- - * • = :* . . A -- ' . . • -~7.l ■V v r ■ i �may bo called in Mi J.‘ Bdiren'r *4iilvw *tliaIhS' Blfrvl table; ’ wit**V«s- '■ ‘'r ‘ ‘t ! ft1 tsrs ond. T ’rV back hUMi; Ituprtwd i w|ttL jroop American quickness. You. Am Hn American ortfr bW a»**P «™ f *»» dfr.», .‘it--«f:r*Wifstf.*'fch*Jfr ^-'.r,gi3 ■Cr^Rfaw many aheap -do' you thfok •'tbcriti r'f'JtWjIs bvd.'decided. dn*B £ | § 3 * orlicd to be Bppc na leas then 71. leet Federal or I MsHr tftft t & i lure may r«pul Judaea taartrF ■’ ' - ' j ;* •' - To the business Tnair iHio' Wttfifk -tb'proBper and'progress, *a striwig'feankli# con­ nection ta vital. , •lent o f .« /tern - bouquet ’Jdat :twmteo the toga end divided #* ilOwantf'wet) Without four.btit a oMvais o f the floral s» o £ by a newspaper men, ddveWpoH Professor Tiernan had ordtfeci ‘Theugte Lillian De It Reaolvi the State ol TUfct; lke.it irlea pf tpata pj^ i*. Legislature «£ them. Thw heating 1probably *wflWun'Htn the mlddl&af next week. Sere BLOOD T B S T B ^ f i? : fleaStH sumomned by the deft be he^rd and it is g BB MADE TO PfiOVK In'eb’oiiiU’e or t believed ________ OBlLiy&PADllNTAOBr will call one or more witnesses 50 UTE I knq , tjtfVWowf test to Ibtsie Sflfte Infi puts Tiernan, ol N«W DJtmt'i'who they-blush continually, antf. ths them Wnrtn." . ,m.'. M Y ltU ' Pril.d Alt id ether te -Apl preelate Whatever Point There Waa In Hubby's Story. ;!1w j , — .-i • j t ‘ ... ' i-i Daily Fashion Hints Till NPW CIRCULAR SKIRT ■ <>>-<>f otiutanding interest in ihu f«i. i r frock of gray tricotine is thr, n i,l,r skin »uggcstion. The frbnt M'l Im, k - tin- drcM are in panel style. To the side* ol the Moyen Age blouse .itui-lu-r) circular gores. Sell-color •ooucfu trim* the blouse end flare tw!»oi ti.p iittr-picce sleeves. Medium •ur irquiu-H,i i i yards 54-inch material. ' ‘"■>1,1 he view Dress No. 9J54. ‘t is inches bust. Price, 33 ttptB Daily Fashicc Hint rparm’ AKOidlnf * B m y i •» * J o r « g a g;einent. _ < American expeditionary force* “ j|n represented, by. ment to Constitution of the Bute 1 latlna to cenaua and apnoi to the number of metnbei ate and of the Bouse o Repreeei to avow kJ.-iJ uMiiuU .ui mbnt training, < .ViiTT.lii Mill Btl' IWirtjf^trAbt’lo Metropolitan Life In provided1Abme^ gW hstored relU«ry UW ^dOrSth; !la £;■(.* •UjvC 4\vo $4 : : title to tvtlfcto hkk'bcen placed ta Sanford Novelty',Work*. . 100-tfe veteran# nannfe: Life on the trtc BILLY S. PARK of the Conatltutlon of Florida ahall be eidritit^ trf-drray life. T h e reto * b amended to read aa follows: < 4 d ^ M * p fa + ‘rt6tfi:'i\id thMt Puna and chon*'' Tmii*. bod Ihe kquatr wreuto* •■‘joru iiriy • rddebtW it a t 1bln nrogemenf fo rw ork... mast every ten years,there 6wu -dtntfer table. The ' atory rgna apportion the rapreeentatlo scniethtar U ketbls: I* , >.* * \ Senate.- tba whole'number t Minister—"Do you know Donsld, not to axtert « mssrthprt:' Two old darkles stopped to look lima shall also apportt at a- circus billboard,, one of them when I see you In this intoxicated same ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS rmcnution tn the -Hbaaa.dt reeding aloud th a t' this d r pus wst condition you remind me of a certain tatlvea. The counties havln drrd thousand or more popu: ’"the'biggest and best on earth.** while animal." *1 • Get An Abstract Before Weetlnghouse Lights snd Applii have four HeprespiUaUvpe the other, declared' th at Ita Claim was oouqllea Scotchman—“Ah know Dominie, not mors-f"Kft'CTA’S _ Buying Property ; ^ New.Llne of fixtufts T he biggest and boat on earth +epr yer-r thin kin* ‘Lucky Dog'.''. , population elb .U 'h ... thr,. one," and clinched his argument by tallvce aeh: ,thei,oeuij(lea123 West First Street thousai flve hundred and E. A. DOUGLASS, Preri. ' poll)ting*to the WoWIa *Bept. I,1* print­ thnn th.,^. . rty thousand-populi ed a t the bottom of the poster. {How­ Co u g h s d i s t u b b sc h o o l w o rk hnvo. two rs^,,^__ . jpreseatatlvM • . counties havlas'U sa — ;^_„.len tban t thousand ever, In telling the' story all mention S. 0. Shinholser five hundred pot_C_" ipulatlon ahal| have one of ilie (late is purposely omitted,'ns ItrnrraemaUve each.Theibeaia of ap.......... ......each.» Sthool teachers1should ' give the porilonrarut. aa: provided • for In thl* the listener’s .own Ingenuity Is sup­ shall be the Federal Con­ same sdvice to children who have nmrndrpant. posed to fathom the meaning of the ans noil preceding the apportionment coughs' as this Florida teacher. “I mi,,in by the Legislature. Avery coun­ phrase, "’cepj one.") Contractor and Builder . ’ i ahull have at least one Represents* But the title story seemed to have recommended Foley's Honey and Tar ty live The Uovernor ahall.- by special SANFORD —:- -i- FLORIDA fallen quite tint, as the wire sat and to the children in my school .who 'hkd tnoaaage to each House at the appro­ priate session of ths Legislature, direct regarded him In stony silence. the ‘flu* and good results came when­ tin- Nitentlon of each House to the provininim of this omendment. and If ths •'Don’t quite get II. do youT" ever it was used,” writes Mrs. L. Ix-slaluture that shall'meet A. p . 19*1, ELTON J. MOUGHTON queried the young husbsnd. or ntiy succeeding I^eglslatuni that Armstrong, Okeechobee, Florida. Fol­ ARCHITECT ahull meet every |en years theraafter, “Sure 1 get It, hut I can nee noth­ shall refuse or fall to apportion the ing very funny In nuhgbty stories, my­ ey’s Honey and Tnr contains ho Opi­ representation You Can Find the Name of In the genets snd In the self," won the exceedingly dignified ates—ingredients printed on the wrap­ 'House of Representatives' as ‘ hotels Every Live Professional and It shall.,be the,duty of the Room 7, Miller Bldg, per. Stood the test of time serving ^ revliled,, answer. Business Men In Bsnford in overnor to convene ths Legtslature tltr “Nnlighty stories.” exclaimed the as­ three generations. Quickly relieves' Special Session for the purpose qf mak. SANFORD FLORIDA This Column Each Day *uch apportionment, and by tmbtfo tonished husband. "Just how do you colds, coughs and croup, throat, chest -Inn proclamation and by communication to each House to direct the attention of W ire th a t outt*’ tAu.-iim M-atff ■ snd bronchial trouble. Sold et*D7* yach B. W. HERNDON House to the provisions of this “Why, l<cept one’ means September where.—Adv. amendment. Hoc. 3. Thai any and all provisions Uorn. of course," waa the triumphant, iti the Conatltutlon tn conflict with this Public Stenographer If somewhat Indignant, reply.—Indlanprovision be and the same are hereby apoltn N ew * ’ \ Irepealed. ‘ i -INSURANCE AGENCY MISS MAUDE TYRE, in Attorney \ The votee cast In compliance with Fred H. Wilson's office, First Nation­ FIRE-------- A UTO-------- BONE said proposed amendments, and the SEEKING SECRETS OF PLANTS canvass, declarations and returns there­ al Bank Dldg., Sanford, Florida. under the Constitution of 1IM< of the be subjected to the same regu­ Htate of Florida, did pass four Joint of. shalland 164-6tp Byes Examined restrictions as are provided Glasses Fitted Experiments doing On te Determine Resolutions proposing amendments to lations by law for jreneral. elections in the the constitution of the State of Florida, How Nitrogen Is Assimilated Htafe of FIcAida, > and the same were agreed to .By a Votn “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” ; »TOM MOORE From tho Atmosphere. of three-fifths of all th« members eiected to each house; that the .votes on said OPTOMKTRIBT-OPTICIAN; Quick Service Transfer Resolutions wore entered upon There • la rcesoh td hope that the Joint their respective Journals,'WHH ths yeas (flCBl) Storage Facilities Opposite Poqtofrice Sanford^ Flo. world may be greatly enrl'ihed and nays thereon, and they did- deter­ and direct that the said Joint Ill-s­ If we pleaae you, tell others; If noL Utrtiliih’ ’tho muHii of ohaerratloit# mine olutions be submitted to the electors ot and experiments to dcternitne Juyt the state at the Oaneral Election In tel) u>. Phone 498 1I1J. , bow certain plants mannie to aeslml- November. SANFORD NOW, THKIlEFOim I. H. CI.AY late nitrogen from the ntmosphere. CRAWFORD. Secretary of.State of ih" of Florida, do, hereby give no lire it ’ hae been discovered that tpeh State that * I George A. DeCottes Machine & Foundry iCo, plantn as pens, beans and clovent htveGeneral Machine and Boiler iN lttai Attorney-at-Low . Cylinder Grlndiijg; DeLuxe their roots Invaded by myriads' of • > ■ i >i i ■ tnlnnte organisms which may be ejther Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bandit Drank bacteria or parasitic fungi ‘ Over Seminole County Bank These organisms In' some unknown NFORD -lFLORIDA way incite the plants to Increased ac­ tivity so that they are able to assimi­ for->tbs ratification or rsjsctlon of the House of Byes ExtmlnH ; Glasses Des^giu late free' nitrogen from the atlndsi said...Joint Rssolutlons proposing SANFORD NOVELTY amendments to ths Conatltutlon of the pherc and Ihereby to supply, througl' Vtats’bf Florida, via.: Henry McLaulin, J£, SERVICE, QUALITY their own subsequent decay; an ibtiil* *‘ *j?r- |A,L ihi, » WORKS A" jo int R esolution ,P roposing sn dance of nitrates, nitrites, ammonia • Amendment to Bsotloh JO of Artlcls •-1Opt D. a • PRICE and other nitrogenous substance# to XII of tho Constitution,of ths Slate Optician-Optometrist v>> of Florida. Relating to Education V * V. C. COLLER, Prop- _ the soil. no It Resolved by tna. Lsgtstature or 212 Bast First Btrast SanfonTFl Efforts haro been made to deter-, ih* SUiq of Florida:, ,,n>. SEWER PIPE mine whether some other stlmntiul be­ That,the following amshdment to 1 .'41; l ) . I K‘ VG en ia l Shop and Mill Bsctton IQ o f Article JC11 Wf ths Conatlsides that furnished by the organisms lutlsn .sf ths utats -ofi ihorlda rslatlng FRED, R. WILSON referted to 'may not be supplied to to education be, and. ths Sams Is hsrs- Have, just unloaded car of 4”x Work by.'Mfnsed to and shall1bk‘submlttsd to ATlhfcNBY.AT-LAW IM sfsotani of ths Stats at tho general 24” Terra Cotta Flues. approval he* re’ CONTRACTOR iutd BUILDER F in e N itrP d h k tedg., S an ford /F lv Rett • aa^aas ••t'* * ' *i :« Wctloofio; Ths Lawlslaturs may proenrichment of the son.—Washington Our stock of High Grade 517 Comaisrclal 8treet~8anford,iFU. Specie) attention to examination o t ..AKsbMts of Title y 8Ur. v . . . . ... tricts; and for ,tk#:slsotlon"feltnnlalty t ;-V -• of throe achool trustsss, who shall hold Framing Lumber is comt hair, off lea for two. roars, and who Could Stay on Second Call, ’ ■b*U'4ia*e?to* (supervision of all tho lb end Marjorie wdre.-4P« «efe«alg*.wltlitn tho.district; and for tho plete, also our selection Isyrldg'And hofiectiCn • of a - district nshMlUKt; fiavdha cXolqilvs ess of pubBOOKS, NOVELS, MAGAZINES AND the qualified of inside finfsh. a tax an raal I vote in favor • *.T u i , vt- :iz x.; that any tax B a S lV p f o f t t s i»<shall not ex- Brick! Brick! Brick! tar in any on* ^property of ths "Mbtttjr told M to come home e£ 8," Also Cement, Lime and Sand _____ ' - —i. a o n . ■— N nets and Wfttef wefe brooght^: A* A|. llarge gtock' ___ofa . ci SASH and sr.'v.v;ft*c.s they wire oelng put on, Jane'a mother itwor Florida Ral- DOORS for your selection. Any­ (tools trill open O d 2nd. Come in .and e#krd again: "Are' ymi quite sure '•*'* * *r * v; ssstiar-« thing special we can obtain at .w ot kafnMi attfiffUlPlw • yog meat go before .supper r u, . ‘ short notice. ’thank you \ we mtret yo.’* »»• get your books and all School Supplies pirttpiotE” ^ J t MAjotiA’btosea to have e (Uffereot We pride ourselves on our ser opinion, and «*id eotto voce to her, vice. •?« NOW -aloter: "We don’t hare to go. Mother •aid we CoeW »Uy to' wpper If eh# --- - Oo^loa “ __I tiiis o BUNS AMUCK I customers In any. phase of bustaeas Phone 135 for Your wants A WRAP T! ig her odopUd’ daughter with a hammer, near hero today. Mrs. Sarah f f i | y , V jim n r old, cut ^ her - o#n fhroat with a kitchen knife and died PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST - A m a n ov.™ d m *h o. hi. Phone 294- �W':'p■ * . M M U h i m i i h l i . — ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 26,—The city commission has come forward with more than its moral support in the Weed cutting and mosulto eradleating campaign,, with an appropria-; 4 ’ , - tion of f2,000 to be used in tho work. The purchase of a mowing machine J < will make up one of the items of egpenditure. • Waste oil is being used ‘ ! ' on water haxards. 1!V ' he n i superintendent of the state hospital <for the iqsahe at Chatta­ was found' guilty of murder in secondHdegree, the verdict can; hoochee. with it a'penalty' of ten to ten TALLAHASSEE, Set*, 28.—The Governor baa received and accepted p e n s io n the. resignation of S. It. Fields, of Bunnell, from the board of commit* WASHINGTON, Sept 28— A sen alonera fop Flagler county. / Fields waa twice the victim of flogr ate bill to pay a monthly pension of $160 Ho Mrs. Marie Doughty Gorges, gings by unidentified persons. He gave bis wife’s Ul health aa the widow of General Gorges,■who fred Cuba and Panama from yellow fever, reason for his' quitting the office? w aa passer during the last hours of JACKSONVILLE, Sept 25,-T he the house and sent to the preeldont. « * ^ Boy Scouts ware called upon recently ''*••> —:------— to aid In this city’s campaign against FARMERS^-I have qulto a fe^r cel­ "Jay-walking” in the downtown aee ery bed frames on hand for taunetion. Following- closely on the heels diata delivery.—H. T. Pace.' 105-tfc of the traffic regulations recently pot into effect with the augtunehtlng of the polios.traffic sued, the downtown street intersection! have been .marked with chalk iotfesafety gones. : The' establishment of thq’ safety zones carried'a taboo on”jay-walking. The scouts turned but in full force to Instruct the walking public to what the white lines meant but although er ornamental shrubbery.' Barn', fine they were armed- with banners ad* Water. 2 miles to R. R., stores,.school, mqhisblng the pedestrian to "Walk* church. School children carried free. rite” the youngsters had ujte a time $3,600. $1,600 cash, balance 1, 2 and of It. The more optimistic of the campaigners believe, however, ^fcat the Idea will «oon be publicly absorb- GAlNESVlLE, Sept. 23.—The on­ ward march of ante into the home, the boarding house, Jhe store and oth­ er habitats of men can be stopped tf yon only find their beds and then fol­ low the directions of Prof. J. R. Wat­ son, of the Florida Experiment Sta­ tion. . .* When* the neat of the anta is found, get a solutftm of sodium of potassium rrr'rr cynalde In water. With a cane or sharp stick punch a hole a foot or V more deep in'the center of thq hill and . pour into it a few fluid ounces of the . solution. As soon as the liquid has -». soaked away, cover up the hole^with dirt and tramp the surface solid. The gas given off Will find ita way.through­ out the ant hills and will kill all the ' anta or prospective anta present. The NOTED EDITOR * attack -should be made In the early % Aa an example of how far‘the city SUFFERED FOR morning or at night when all the* anta has progressed within past, few are at home. weeks in the matter of traffic regula­ tions, it is noW considered Improper to stop the’car In tho middle of the Frank B. Daeons, Editor of **Ameri­ street half way in the block to con* can Youth,” Chicago, Telia of phy­ v erse w ith a fellow m o to ris t. sicians Inability to Help Hla Severe and Complicated Intestinal Trouble. GUARDS SWORN IN Ferrallne Brought Relief. - - ..w m * M ~ - J -- - - ---- *■ Key W est. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.— EighW hile Mrs. Reed is not n physician, ty-six special deputy United S tates sho Is a graduate of tho Clara Barton m arshals were* sworn in by United Hospital, Los Angeles; post graduate Stntes- Atarafial Victor Lolsol hero to of Lane H ospital at San Francisco, (ja yi for service in G retna, n railroad and the Presbyterian Hospital at Chi- Buburb, following the ahooting there cago, and a registered nurse in sev- i ^ t night of James Dillon, n negro eral sta te s of the union. fielpeg in the Trans-Misalssippl TerraSho served prominently in her work jrml yards. Dillon wns dangerously during the war a t Macon nnd Colum - wounded by a man who fired at him bus, Ga., and later at W ashington, ; n„ Hnt |n n train w aiting to be taken home from work. His assailant JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 26.—Dr.] escaped. Ralph N. Greene, syperintenilent of St. Luke'* Hospital here nnd widely FOUND GUILTY known ns a specialist in mental d is-1 ensen, has been granted % commission ns m ajor in the medical corps of the Ci Officers’ RotWrvc. k B usiness and professional m an find F e rra ltn a to be o f peculiar v a ln a In re sto rin g a tre n s th , reliev in g ru n down condition .and b u ild in g up the system . Mr. F ra n k E. D scons recen tly s e n t us the fo llo w in g In te re stin g s ta te m e n t: “H av in g su ffered fo r IB y e a rs w ith a severe and com plicated case o f In­ te stin a l (rouble and h av in g trie d num ero u i physicians and rem edies, I w as Induced to try FEUlHALINE, the Won­ derful N a tu re Tonlo. and found It con­ tained th e elem en ts and p ro p erttee nec­ essary to relieve m y s u ffe rin g , tone up my eyetem an d rebuild a n d In v ig o r­ ate my d igestive o rg a n a I g la d ly recom m and F U ItnA L IN B to su ffe re rs from Stom ach T roubles, Chronic D iarrhoea, or In tsa tln a l Troubles.** Huy a b o ttle of F e rra lln e today. S tart on (he road to h ealth w ith o u t delay.— Adv. Accounts The belated dedication of a monu­ ment to Pr. Elisha Kent Kane, once a famooa Arctic explorer, U a re­ minder of aa achievement quite aa remarkable -aa anything that Kane did to add to the sum. of.knowl­ edge of the polar regions. This w as his mattery of physical handicaps w hich would here daunted ninetynine men In a hundred. He was physically ao frail that he waa ti* able to complete his studies at col­ lege; be .completed his medical edu­ cation at home, became a- surgeon In th e navy, and while phyaldan of the Am erican legation at Peking began his career aa an explorer which m ark ed him for fame. It la let* know n than- It ought to be that bla p o la r researches. Important though they were, constituted only, a amall part of bla work. He eucceeded In descending Into the Crater of the Tail, The person with a definite o view has got it all over the who-hasnone. Let thrift be \ ject and The ;■ . »YVJ ■SERV1CB morality at a discount 1 Evidently Guide Had Learned Wladom From Aaaeciatlon With the Modern Bi^elneea ^$an. ' y• — ’ ■ Attorney General Daugherty said I t a dinner In New York: ■There’a a certain clnas of busi­ ness men—a very small etnas, thank goodnesa—whose honesty reminds me ai a Osh story. “Two men with their glides were n-ddng for Bplmon In Lake Sunqpee. of Bnlmon waa Tho tin t man’s bag I the sm aller‘of the two, ao he awlped a Qsli frbln the aecond man* 'Tlut the second man caught him In the act. lie had the nerve, though, to deny hla guilt, end he refused posi­ tively to give bhek the stolen salmon. "A pretty bitter altercation fol­ lowed, of course, and It looked as If there would be a flat fight; but Just ns they were peeling off their coat* the second inun’s guide—It wus the second man who had been robbed, you know—tlio second man’s guide drew him aside nnd w hispered:. •* All, let him have It. boas, let him have It. I got two of hla.T The Tampa Busineae Collegers obliged to organize the Second Pall t™ opening beginning .Oct? 1, The reduction of $12.60 on the life schol.nW-j fared.for tho first term will h o ld > o d this term. This'old iiu t lS w S bookkeeping, auditing, banking and shorthand .and touch typewriting elfail the latest and beat approved course* of atudy. It haa made more impnn*. menta than other colleges, by adding a complete supply of Burrough* Bool, keeping Machines, Calculating machlnea and other modern office device*. You yrill got the beat at this school, onb scholarship rover* the eniita course. We get? you a position as soon as you graduate -tin waiting.* fig our 1022 catalogue and arrange f6r your college course ni oner TAMPA. BUSINESS COLLEGE Th, Accredit.) School of thd State. L. M. HATTON. PcnMret, T.np. H, .......................................... ............................. .. ............................................... | Ons of the delights of home la tempting, delicious meals, served with 8 *< »S : SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS R O U T H BAKERY “If your local d e a le r does not han­ Disgusted Genius , 8; ' Next to Princess Theatre dle FERRA LIN E, send $1.00 direct to Even tho urt students urc denied a little fua nuwuduys. Aeplrunts for ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■WkagNVggggggggHaannngunBnBnBiaaaii CO, Tam pa, Fla." 3 fa mo were recently .Informed thnt for i heir yeiir’a competition for tile I’rlx de Rome they could submit cither ”A Node Doy” or a "Prometheua" These themes seemed rattier hack­ neyed to the ambitious mind of youths, and the Utudents protested, pleading fur some less bnnnl test of their pow­ ers. The protest was Ignored, nnd one of the students. In Ihe exuberance of bis disgust, preceded to ridicule the decision of the authorities by himself posing a* Ma nude boy" In one of Ibe windows of the Ecole, des Beaux-Arta. Is the moat Important part of the structure. The Philistine residents In the WE CARRY THE THREE VERY BEST BRANDS---Beaux-Arta quarter were much scan* dnllsed, and qoiuplnlncd to the author­ ities of the school, with the result that uh a puulshment for the student's lev* It> It has been decided to hold no competition for the Prlx de Romo this year.—London Times. FLINTKOTE Ala Baba m urm ured the magic words, the cavern door swung open and costly treasures lay at his feet. You, too, have an “open sesam e” to the treasures of the world. It is advertising. Read the advertising and you open the door to countless comforts and conveniences you otherwise would miss. For advertising wiil spread before you the product of fields, looms and factories the world over— things that make life easier, happier, more in teresting and more fruitful for you and your fam ily. N There is no questioning the real b en efits th at come ? *■ . i * * from regular and system atic reading o f the advertising columns. No other one thing will give you such economy i f 1 i - and keen satisfaction in every day, buying. * A dvertising is far too im portant to be overlooked. AMALGAMATED Cause for Hast*. ( "We had a big argument last night. Squire, about the real cauao of the coal strike," began the village bqge^upoo discovering Esquire Raraabottotn. the wull-ktiown Jurist of Petunia, sitting Insist on your Architect or Contractor sp ecifying one In comfort Id hi* back-tilted chair In tho shade. “Now, what Is your opinion the above about----- " “Sorry. Emory, but 1 haven’t time to settle that for you now." Inter­ rupted the aqulre. "I Juat happened to remember that my nlpce told me to be sure to do something right away. I forget whether It waa one or Hie other. To make cerialn of being right 1 am going now and have both oper­ ations performed. Bee yon la ta rl”— Kansas City 8tar. ■ ■ ■ ■ M a K R M M a v ra M n ra q * H p R iB 4 iill1rinn>,l* aBI BIRDS’ The Whipped Cream Age, Old Charlie leasraon aaya:. As I rod* oqt or Buffalo I observed three men playing poker In the doh cur—three tough politician types. ‘ When. I arrived In New York I waa tlilnty and weal into my favorite fountain at Orand Central. While f walled for the 'eldrirlc shaker to make my egg phosphate I lieard In a gruff voted: ■*. ’* *"TTree chocolate aoiltia. plenae." And In u gru.Ter voice ra n ie th e re ­ m a rk : ; ' ' *Aml- give me plenty' of whippet) iyr'tn *-r. m ine." t O dder. it every ' the beat bread WlralsM Signals an* the Aurora. II ta due to the obaenratlooa of a mjentlat of Montreal that w* now know to « practical certainty that wirelots iejegraphy may he effected by Ihe aurora borealis. This scientist deecribea three occa­ sions. when the aurora waa preaent. or In the brilliant wqather associated with aurora, rfhen hla apparatus re­ ceived . dispatches over abneemil ranges. Blngulerly, the apparatus PENNSYLVANIA AUTO TUBE "Ton-teat«d,” with each Vacuum Cup.tlre, cord or fab limited period only. -Prices lowest, In history- Tube I tional saving. Buy noy. v-. r* m- 51 __ 105 Palmetto Aveam WELCOME YOU �. * flUlj ■ ’ ITS n i l \ slv. -* Phone u t» i w W f *-.*.<«***m * * V f IV 4. lit l» W ; WORLD'S SERIES OP OTHER ’ SANFORD A —4—'V4'WjSJHK' ■r . *. i . ' v .■ i f .'!|2=s ft 4 REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) Chassis ........ 950.00 R oad ster............... 1125.00 T ouring.................... 1145.00 : 4-Passenger S p o r t..... 1325.00 Coup^ (Special) ..... 1340.00 Coupe (Standard) 1610.00 5 Sedan ................................ ;..... 1715.00 . The Ninth Annual m eeting o f tha “ UP BOR DISCUSSION Seminole B aptist Association was held **3***r ■ a t Lake Monroe last week, and in >■•?«*«t f i -PrtM )» -— --■ . • • .N B ^ TYO R K , Sept" 25.—In the^ point o f' attendance and accom plish­ WEEK OF 8BPT. 25T1I TO 30TH , Monday World scries of 1021 the New York ment of purpose, proved a success fit 2 p. m.—Special m eet of City Plan« - Tin ker, of Orlando, w aa a via- |ia n t|, led by John McGrow, and every way. A full report of the eon* ning Committee, o fH h e Chamber of [ughey Jennings, formerly o f the De­ ventlon appeared in last ‘ Commerce a t ’V aldes'H otel, . . * * a * tro it, Americans’, defeated the New aid. H p. m.—Band rehearsal, Sanford I, &( « » , bossed by Miller. Hug* Lillian H arris, the .14-m0rtlh»loid Municipal Band, Court House. in eight games. ^ daughter of Mr. and ’ M ri. tis a f f t j f c nm! Mm‘. 3. W. LefflerJ o f Tam8 p, m — Regular meeting I. O. O. l •The Giants H arris died a t the hom^ of her uncle week *ond here a t F. lodge, at Masonic Hall. !*,_*«• ^Ifat two games, Maya pltcb- John DaVis, of this plsVe. The'body In addition to usual Warranty a written guarantee on OtfteTurrw*. , _____ y 9 p. m.—Band rcHeuraiil, Sanford pe Yanks to victory in the open­ was interred S ilver''Lake'edriiea performance la given to eaeh purchaser of the Oakland 6*44. Ladies' Bond a t'C o u rt House. v . M m m V M. Hunt waa ^called -to e r and th$ youthful Waite Hoyt tu rn ­ tery. 8 p. m.—Kogulnr meeting of the 5 SERVICE ON PREVIOUS MODELS AS WELL AS iTHE An Infant child of Mr. and Mr*Lnesvilli-. Saturday by th a #er- ing the trick in the second. The third City Commissioners n t'th e City Hull, ■ NEW * gam e, a heavy hitting affair, went to Henderson.died a t this place a fte r 'a £|ooj i)lnpW of his m o th er. i£h&£* ’ • ■ * % Tuesday s the Nationals, 18 to 5, Jess Barnes de- short Illness. Burial took plaee a t Sil­ 3 p. in.—Special meeting New In­ ver Lake cemetery. *' ■ Mrs. H erbert Horton, of dustry Committee, Chamber of Com­ Mrs. Ender C urlett, of Ovledd, the merce ni the Valdez Hotel. chairm an of the Child*# W elfare De* - P- m .-'R pjniinr m eaih g , i i S y i r partm en t oTtKe W o W s Ciuby was a ■ SANFORD FLORIDA Aich Chapter No. 15, Masonic Hall. young Giant and the Americans won pleasant caller a t th e Lake Monroe 12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon of Ikir. „,ui .Mrs. Nathan Gam er left 3 to 1* Barnes won the sixth game school recently. Mr#. C urlett talks the Itutnry Club a t the Voider Hotel. fSstunh..' evening for.Wayneeboro, Va. for the Giants, 8 to 6 and Dougtaa the good news th at W6 arc to have a ' 8 p. in.- - Play* "Sm ith, In Search of * won the seventh, 2 to .1, against de­ health nurse this school term , tho *ifc*rr liu-y will spend a month, Thoy ii Cook", ut High School by Woman's , ‘ Work to be taken up in 6ctober. rifo a!vi visit relatives in.Waxhing- feating'M ays. Club for benefit of the Domestic N ehf and Hoyt engaged In a s tir­ Mr. Kaifterman and son Emil and |tnr,ml,- home. Science Department. E Moto M eters, Jacks, Pum ps, Horns, Spot. L ights, S p ark 1 ring mound duel in the final game, Willthm Hawkins spent the week end Wednesday % P lu gs for All Cars, Trucks and Trnclors. E veryth ing for ■' a t Coronado Beach: ' t Mf. ami Mrs. Fr^d Wilson bad #s and the Giants won 1 toO. 12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon, K i-j5 t h i A uto. K i r giuNts yesterday, Mr#. Lanier, (The Giants accounted for- 19 extra ’M iss E lis a ' Orton, of JackaonvHIo, wania Cluh, Vuldex Motel. ^ Ljjr, unii Mrs. Wilson, Sr., and Mr. lase 'h i t t e r s 'i n ‘the series. Of theso visited Mrs. R-. T; Wynne n few days 8 p. m.—Regular meeting Elks Club ■ ier .,i lirooksvillJ, and Mfv and 13 were two baggers, four" were three enroute'to Mount Dora. at their Cluh House. jfise hits and, two were home runs, Miss Roberta Wynne has returned In Smith, of DeLand. , , . 3 p. m.—Weekly Shodt, Rod and The Yankees had seven two baggers home a fte r a pleasant visit to Mount _____ Gun Club nt Elks' Cluh House. B. L M- Kenzio, of Jacksonville, rep- ono three base hit and two homers.’ Dora. 3 p. in.—Special m eeting,- Retail ■ The On^y Visible Gas Filling Station in Town. The Giants had 71 hits for a total ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mathews and pting hi- Kelly-^prlngflold ..Tire Merchants' committee of tho Cham­ ^ I* s|M-niling a few days here a t of 98 bases and 29 runs. ’Fifty hits family have removed from Lakeland ber of Commerce, Valdez Hotel. ti* Mont, -mnn while In the city Call- were credited to the Yankees for 05 t i this place. Friday total bases and £2 runs. F. T. Black has returned from the f o on hi- local customers. 12 15 noon.—Weekly luncheon of Giant pitchers struck out 38 batters hospital a t Dkytonn after recovering Sanford Chamber of Commerce nt £ and walked 22. Forty-four batsmen from a severe illness. His many gr. .,1.1 Mrs. Ivy Royal and dough Valdez Motel. Wore struck out by Yankee hurlers friends arc pleased to see him a t his t« Virgin;" <>f Howling Green, were 8 p. m.—Regular drill. Medical and 27 were passed. Tho Giants stole post of duty in the grocery a t Monroe. I tU of Mr. and Mrs. , Robert Corps, Florida National Guard, Court \ Htmilnn for the week end. They were seven bases, one more tbnn the Yan- Little H erbert Black Is confined to House. Ji. his home by illness also. Itr jgtrompanu-d home by 'M rsr ROyal’a H p. m.—Band Rehearsal, Sanford Ki J . Catos spent a few days with The Giants hud a combined batting othtr. Mrs. Duke of Balnbridge, Ga., ladise1 hand, court house.' aVerago of .269 ns compared to thi relatlvse a t Palatkn last week. I Vho-hit, hren the guest of Mr. and Yankees’ .207. Mr.-and Mrs. L. B. Mann entertain­ Jin-,Kr.it w ilson nt their home on one of the handsomest packages that)] ed Thursday in honor of their guest, FIRST ST R E E T AT ELM A V E .-------SA N FO RD , FLA . has ever been put out. Nor have the!| II J*. L. Horne, of Georgia. Those pres­ FOOTBALL ItP.HUl.TH fide aieiiuc. ** ■ *ifr' ■manufacturers skimped in quantity in | ent were: Mr. and Mrs. G. Purvis and IM muMAL DANCE . ■> order to put up a quality smoke in n j Carson Newman 0; Centre College little daughter, Wnnonn and Mrs. Urt tin- most delightful social dime pnrkagc. Every Polo Cigarette IUBI 72. Mann’# father, K. J. Cates. r|Rnti - I ’to- early fall season, was it full weight and full size. J. L. Hom e has extended his viist University of Georgia 82; New the inf-.Ti- .,i ilance glycn Pr|day''cvento Florida by visiting Jasper and Bos­ Berry! College 18. , iaj b> ,Mi W. C. f t her attracWork continues to lx: plentiful umi Mercer 24; Piedmont College 3. ton. ’hrt hum- >>n Fourth street compltIt m only a m atter of time until ]>ool JOHN GOVE, Proprietor *1 , Bom to Mr. and Mrs: l^ee Keller Wako PoCresl 34; Atlnntic Christ penting to i uii-ce, Miss Olive Newroom Owners Will have to advertise lap College 0 J * Sunday, September 17th, a fine girl. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY * iin, on. f Sun ford's youhg ibcicty again for boys to provide local color i Tennessee 51; Tmory nnd Henry * Quite a crowd of the association around their establishments. H i. • 1018 West P i n t Btreat 1018 W art F l n t B tiart folks visited the school Wednesday 1 / » Quant ITI- J- Ilf out flo w e rs, fe rn # ^phd New H&mpshirp 4; United morning. Among them were • Rev. .'jettnl phiut*. were m o st e ffe c tiv e ly States Marine 0. Wilson Finch, pnstor of the B aptist m d in it- uruting th a roqm s and Franklin and M arshall 23,j '7V1church a l Um atilla, and H. F. Mo-' ■ - _. _ - , ......... _•__ ___ * . .4/1; rwmol l.ivt-ly hack gro u n d f o r \ h o brihtg,, .2. . ' • i W horter also of UinaLillu, both of “ I frocks w o rn b y th e 'y o u n g fftttcol..: Buckncll, V>1 Mansfield Normal whom made a very pleasant address. •• ,'rihxiv "i ' U t' 0 . ■* % A largo rattle snake measuring ■Dtn. ■ 'wi» enjoyed until a late V. M. I. 34;- Lynchburg, 7. about five feet in length, was killed ! hour, II > hi . mi was furnished by Petfit. Stephens 11 „ St’, Ijiwrence 7. by onA 6f tho Stafford hoys ju st on *r Sih.>4 ! he grand march was led Syracuse Hobart 7. the Lake ebunty side of Lake Monroe Mr, 11 Woodruff and W alter .Muhlenberg 33; Struodsburg 0. one day I th is ’week. ’ . 'cmitil \ Several feature dances Union 13; Clarkson 6. "Pud” Hawkins and others arc out ijhrr ini i -1need, favors ol wanijs and .University-of Maine 14; Connecti­ h d n tin t a large bear-* th a t has’ been •tilbon confetti for the girls and1erfepe cut Aggies 0. f ' 4 , : f - ’ seen In the vftdnlty of Monroo lately. vjaper c*t for the boys. ;(v( f Virginia Polytechic Institute, *38; If "captured th eir friend# are expect­ f‘ i’uarli i n served ^throughout the Hampdcn-SIdRey, 0. ing a delirious piece of boor ste a k hkttmng , nt a late hour dainty reQavidson, 24; Elon College, 0. i Jrathnie- ■ vere served. Syracuse* 28; Hobart 7. POLO CIGARBTTB8 y Mr* 1> -ii* .'insisted in enturtainButler Wilmington 0. PJrj h,i . liy Mrs. AT B. Hill. Mrs. Woablngtoh and Jefferson 14; Ge“ Fifteen better cigarettes fur ten 5 R A N. « ■ m and Mrs. J. D. Wood-i neVn rf. ,r l 9 >nta" is the inducement offered to p . 4 f. . . f n(f. .i* I A tl Birmingham i Howard College smoker# by the L iggett A Myors To!sj-'r 1 1 Mis* N. ''iiun, the t honorec, was I2;l; Jacksonville Normal 0. hnico Co., in introducing' Polo Cigar­ l,Jewlj"ii i- ■>" and silver ta fle ta w ith • 4 ^ Awburn 60f M arrlpn M ilitary ettes in*thls city. t e w ilrrm. ■j <*f tulle; In her hair in s titu te 'd . . '. ’ *r ■ Backed by a liberal use of. newspa­ r »Kf u,,.. and of the tulle. Mrs. Arkansas Aggies 8; American per advertising, Polos arc being g i v - ^ CH.ll Iht guests wearing a Srhpoi of | Osteopathy 0. |'i cn widespread publciity with the oh- B Ftaurt • " ■ of black satin combinC am egit Tech 54; Wnynesburg ject of convincing smokers that f o r;« KiSd Hit! ■vur rose taffeta. Mrs, 0. i«-.7 - V - * the price Polo is the best cigarette J (tin it tired in peacock blue Morshnll College 71; Andomon value In the m arket. * ■J. E l» rc ' Junior College 6.; Realising that it is a true indica■ ■ AIhiii' ty couples enjoyed the t]on of "old tim es” to be able again f.terdii.1 i ' iitiy’ of this charm ing CARPBNTIEIt WHIPPED to push a quality cigarctto in a dime Esotti-R f. 8E.NGAl.ES6 NEGRO " package, the m anufacturers have ’ r* IN SIX ItOUNDk adopted a llvuly new slogan for the ■7 -TT* iw ; M AStlUERADE B A L L , present advertising campaign. "T hat’s ,/v'K , fro; i#*- i fftS IV.I IKK MARY, T H U ., S ^ * T . 28. (K , Tk# A IM .I.P4 Ph *«I more like it" is the caption which ac­ V} I'l l PARIS, Sopt. 25.—Georges C a r 155-3tc companies the photographic cartoous pentier, European heavy weight of delighted Polo.smokers. Tr-. u;,,ly lli-ra|^ Dqliverrfd to your champion boxer, nAd idol of France, It-i# believed th at Polo witl "catch § ” sis duys -j We«k fo r 15 canto— w a^defoated. today by Battling Siki, on" instantly, not oniy because of its thb $engaleai ’'fighter, In the sixth attract! vo price, but, because of the ' ' >r- ; '• ■ round bout. widely recognized reputation of Lig-< C arpcntier never had a chance afUsr g e tt A Myers for putting good tobacco the th ird .round. He was barely able Into their products. Tobacco expert* HI I'SON SPEEDSTER ‘ md to the bcll'at the beginning concede th a t Polo ta an unusually net* paint, new tirw , In j l t t k With bis right eye com* good-tasting amokc. This is 'due to. ivrfeet condition ctely?closed, and, his noso broken, the fln^ quality of Virgin}#, Burley -------' -i . *' - — Mo to put up a guarded, and Turkish tobaccos used, and also 1 " 'l l ' TOURING, 1911, '■* alxth the negro fighter th* unusual way In which the tobuc*, L ihmI Condition series of terrife rights to ____■ co* arc. blended.. * h«ftd, and the French Tho black-and red package is a flt-j '".MS 8, LATE MODB1. ’ ipled to the floor. One of ting container fdr a.q u ality smoke—' ** rtc. Make 1 ^ 0 , hire car. Oaught 'between the legs of '.•*;’ -I ', ----- -- *he was falling -f"■■' i V V :- ' V' V . t f - ’ , CW I, . INTERNATIONAL t r u c k iwd. the largest th a t ever into consultation ■ V ^our ,f *nd hjlr ‘on, body cab.n’e ra ry , m ip Firance declared the negro the winner. Their verdict was received with terrlftfy ‘hing, late model , E i»Pf .||i f i r ~, „. “Ilurtul-. • ofOrtawlW W t « » W Sm * « ——J f * • m9 m ^ J tMm. » - - • . • V # 9 *0 ^ 0 j ;4 ,- W ' -ji-■/ W m m - s Kent Vulcanizing Company f fcr»" “ 8 Equip your Ford or Fordson Tractor with a Rush Timer Roller and save gasoline and . 3 | make starting EASY. 3 ----------- — ------------------- Frank Akers Tire Company i DEALERS Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessories Road Service----------- phone 447-W SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS s YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO AHEND OUR AT OUR SHOP, 307 EAST FIRST STREET ON : >U SALE—Bargains ' AT 9 A. M. PRESENTING An array of Ladies’ W earing Apparel, Millinery and Accessories, which are the first authentic Styles for this coming season' I - ■ ' —- * S * t j a ^ - -- -Or • - SPEEDK»tra Large Body REPUBLIC trul ■Kate Model, atake • ■ko‘' » .l will b . '„ |d quicldy J ,te?' we are asking. ■■ chflertng*-frpm. the—eprtta^orii wL had remained In the arena, mahy . them in an ugly mood. Carpen " * * nbr nl efreshments Served v , . 38 . . . . . . —o . m ■ ^ tm . Carpentier. was hen the men eAtered -wd was dumb , tad been beaten i uarely by ion tor man, overruled * ^0 i . j i'#*' - t J;- • jr- ."i—^ • v* ifth ej IM m s*1 *- V ' * \ i ‘fi . 4 __j€~rr-L nent _ v *'J«- “WHERE STYLE REIGNS** -j SANFORD - Dodge Dt on* No. 3 .4 Hi * ; ' I Ii � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 25, 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/cad689870e9098f615079acb6106b882.pdf 5ff9a4ccce681dc38be5ac5539051b89 PDF Text Text (Kgs.1 . ■nr-^r . ' ' V . • * ■ ■ SANFORD SA NFa <>A i«itn «The City Subslant ini" >* ( t Stii ■H wu IN TIIK IIK A K T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T M S G E T A B L E SECTIO N vol.l MK III SANFORD. FLO R ID A .TU E S D A Y. SKITK M D EK 2(5, 1922 TURKS HAVE ACCEPTED LAID DOWN . 1- } » CONSIGNMENT OF WINES SIEZED* AT JACKSONVILLE • SA1TT0 BE SACRAMENTAL vr.v tih* o )}•> a ’%'1 . ACCORDING TO A ID E OF, m ustapha h e m a l p a s h a fe r " W W KT7* - i.. JU.3: f'C .tT - t/ demand ■ D ■ '■ W > 1 WIT I «.• «/ »♦ To Conduct . - t , - , . -»,.«■ During the Projfreas o f th e Conference -*-» f,h ; ■ M TO! ANNOUNCE NUMBER If i r ,1. lL‘A/1 *vj DIED AT 3 But the frohibftiori,Enforcement Officers Had N o • Such Record * * v ' ' to *• r s • -UOgm*) i' , f i • ^ . . '.. (By 'r is !a *s<$Utad Proas) '• JACKSONVILLE, Sept, 26.—A consignment of seventy-four cases of mi era mental wines shipped j f ^ 84i^sky, Ohio, to I, Ooldstone, Jackson­ tA ville rcstauranteur, were seized of,the Georgia and Southern Florida .freight depot, late yesterday, by George E. Gay, government dry hgorit of this city, Gojdatone stated be had compiled with nil the rcqulrementa under the Vol: ’ Uti i ay>ad act but investigation at the office of A. E. Allen, state prohbltion en, ALLEGED W IFE SLAYER W ANT8 forccment officer at Tampa, failed to disclose that a permit had been isaued IDS,RELEASE ON ' for the shipment . i' «• If _- 1 U ; <: t . f • ' • : . ROM) J-i J ' u . « ■ m , -• i jfsi ------i « n , . i > . t.. • fi V.»t t V .If A T H IS W A S H IN G T O N H O M E A F T E R _ , N E SS OF S E V E R A L D A Y S -^ B U T D E A T H W AS UNEXPECTED WAS NATIONAL FIGURE, HAVING BEEN CANDIDATE AT ONE TIME FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES iDr n V A iM c ia iH rr«M> r ( B r .The A i i n Ii I H P n u ) CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 20.— MIAMI, Sept. 20.—Judge Dnvis, of Fire which broke out in Constantino­ West palm Beach, is expected, to an- u; >f» i «it*o ple Isst night is enusing intense ex­ nouncc late today his decision in the - *#!•.!*, *1 i rt . - ...n J iy il >» *?nlT SQ citement ami fears1that ah attempt is appeal of Edgar C. Frndy, alleged W as Nominated for Presidency bythe Peoples being nmde to burn1the capital *.were wife slayer, for his release on bond controlled after a fight of two hours. Party at S t Louis in 1904 qnd in J896 W as the from the county jail here. Both sides — *— •; ip • ■ closed their arguments yesterday. Nominee for Vice-Presidency o f the , vr.JL CONSTANTINOPLE, * Bept. 26.— Frady based his habeas corpus plen United States on Populist Ticket .; Reply of Turkish Nationalist govern­ on the contention that unless he is Committees A re Hard atIWork Getting- Ready for ment to Allied peace note has been released illness from which he suffer­ the B ig Reason ermpleted nnd comprises acceptances ed may prove fatal before his trinl in WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.— United States Senator Thomas E. of conditions laid down at the Paris January. Watson, of Georgia, died suddenly at his home here early, today.. ’ There was an untiHua misuolly large nt line* of this committee. T l$ conference, according to Essad, nidc Death was said £o be due to an ncute attack of asthma, from whjch tUg^junce of memheits at the weekly lielty Committee link provided for ex Senator Watson hnd suffered recurrently for some yearn. Altho to Mustapha Kemal Pasha who hns SONS INDICTED FOB meeting of the Chamber of Commerce tensive advertising of Sanford's new arrived here from Smyrna. The Nat­ POISONING PATH Bit held lost Friday at the Vnldez Hotel, golf course in u number of national failing health had interrupted his attendance at the sepnte sefionalists, however, Insist upotf the sions frequently during the Inst soveral months, he was in his seat which evidences the fact thut n great­ golf in-.- publications, this advertising Friday when the senate adjourned nnd hi8 friends believed hc'wqp* right to conduct military movement.! MOORE HAVEN, Sept. 25.—A. B. er interest is being taken in civic af to be inserted during the winter |then showing improvement. H ew asstrickenHuddenlynfterdiirduring the progress of the conference and K. H. McCray were indicted by falra. Those to whom the heaviest months. The Publicity Committee has m , r )„Ht night nnd passed nwny shortly after three o’clock th is and al-.ii demand admission to meet­ the county grand jury on n charge of portion of the work has fallen in the! ai ranged to advertise Suriford ns it ing of ill the allies nnd the Angoria j morning. He was sixty-six years of age. murdering their father. A. J. Me- j,nnj j„ |l(,tiding up an efficient chnm ia never been done before. Pulili gll\l I ' Oil lit ( ray, last May. her ,,f r„ mmerro Hre gratified that it v '•ii this section will appear in ATLANTA, Sept. 20.—Senator Watsyii, of Georgia, who dieil suddenly at It is alleged that the sons put pois- 1 „ (h,.rB wh(l have heretofore been apie lban 400 newspapers iiuhlished his residence in Washington early today, whs one of the most famous figures « •|N- 1 W TINOPLE, Sept. 20 . - A on in their father's rolfee in onler to 1, the west and New England jM the history of Georgia polities, and during the Inst four years was eonsi<|-, firr iiigmg in Upper Pern street, n gut his money. The body of the elder pnrently unronrerned are taking real f il tI S interest in the organization nnd have rred by observers as wielding the strongest political influence in the state. mila Ti' imighfare of the capital. The McCray was sent to TiftOfi, Go., and sigin*"led their willingness to cooper The purpose of this advertising is His career was one of stormy polilicul battles doting back to 1K1M), when ho popiilan.it i« in a state of panic. buried. A subseuent investigation | putting over those things which nllrait the class of peolu that are was elected to the fifty second congress He run for re-election on the Popu­ Tuft -h cavalry, ormed with mn- resultcsi in the urest of the tAo sons dun. runs. returned within the neu­ July 21. Following the arrest Mc- are recognized ns nhsolutely essential mfeited with th cold weather ex list ticket but was defeated. In IKlltl he was nominated for vice-president o f if Sanford is to attain further pro- ( perienc-d in thu north and nru turning the United States by Populist convention of St. Imuis. In MMM he was notnjtral r-.iii at ( ’hanak yesterday. Gen ii. . .u „ i.t-u „ , i t’ray,!' waH ^^humetl and an ex- 1 mjlu,nce an<) prosperity. to Florida in greater miiiihurx each nnted for thu presidency by the Peoples party. In 11105 he established tho tr«l ll.irrington, the Britlab . high elimination of his viscera disclosed poi-1 The meeting Friday took more timo eer to escape the rigors of these Tom Watson Magazine in which he attacked the Roman Catholic church for rormnis-i.liter, instructed the Nation , HOI)i accorti ing u, the officials. than usual, which was due to the1 Northern winter. A cartful investi„ mimbcr of years. .lelTersonian Magazine and Weekly Jeffersonian were bis slot representative here to request The trial is scheduled to come up large amount of business which was "turn iiy the committee disclosed tin* next puldieations During the war these papers were ordered suspended by Mu-t.ipba hemal Pasha to order their m circuit court today. handled. The much discussed band.f u t tiint Southern ( nliforntu was dc the government owing to vigorous opposition to the draft. Watson was born ; titburawnl. The failure to comply, subject was again brought up at the a eloped by just this cluss of people. c 0| luntbiu county, Georgia, Septemln'r ft, IB56, aird was a son of John S. A P' " 1 •>' reasonable, would fall upon BEAUTIFICATION MOVEMENTS mooting and tho Committee appoint- Vhe Ibiblicity Committee also report and Ann Flizn Watson. PVthr h. ads ,,f the Kemalists, the in SHOULD BE SAFEGUARDED «si the previous week advised of their ixl that work oil the new eight page __ _____ _ •tru* * •♦»- Mini intentions to again meet the Ci'y folders on Sanford was under way WASHINGTON. Sept 2d The In.dy of Senator Thomas Watson will bo It i • r-istently reported that the The Florida Times-Union , recently CommissionersMondayevening • I and these new folders should he coin nnd and these new folders should he com tak,,n t„ his home at Thomson. Georgia, today. He hnd already made reser•ullrsr- , abinet will resign todny. carried the following article in its endeavor to have additional ap|ir" plcted and ready for distribution vutions on tile train leaving at that lime to spend his congressional vacation. Tio it mistiee conference will be "Short Talks" column: printion made in the budget to pro­ within a month. Hu is survived by a wdow who s now ut Thomsun and two graqdchldrcn. Llti Minlania on or about October > :W “ The SL Petersburg Times n few vide for the band. It was agreed Postcnrd day was again brought to days ago said: ‘A steady strenm of thnt to permit tho hand to disorganize' the attention of the meeting by Chnir home owners, moved by the spirit o f 1 n,|H time for lack of necessary man Holly. The fullest eo operation DcFuniuk Men 1.||\1HI\. Sept. 211.—Smiles which civic pride, visited the city auditorium fuiida would be a reflection on San of everone in Sanford is requested to • reallied Lord Curzon’s face ns he this morning to dispense and‘ receive Killed Today in ford, particularly after the gnat make it th” success desired by the tioin the prime minister's of free cuttings of rooted plants Under An Auto ( rash unioiint of favorable publicity it Iwix eommitte \ The plan.- ns submitted " 1,1 ■ ‘l* lire i;i Downing street the auspices of the Women's Town brought to the city during tin- paxt to the meeting lq the publi, ity I'mn •ifterniMin after making u Impnivument Association, today had year. mitte>* fur tins year's advertising t ii mlm and Padgett Hit Irani in A u• ii't.i • report to the cabinet of his been set aside as planting day to stim­ were approved by the Hoard. The Ihiblicity Committee, of which Ian. mission, typified the general ulate the pJnnting of flowers, shrubs, - I « i ru tnmohile The City Planning Committee had It. J. -Holly is Chairman, submitted TOWARD TRACING easing up „ f tj,e tcnscncu in the ALLEGED nnd trees fur the purpose of city beau­ referred to it a suggestion from the DYNAMITERS OF I.. & N. (llr The Associated Press) heat Last situation us viewed from tification."- The newspaper adds that an advertising program for the com Southern Drug Company which was ing year which was the result of care­ DoFUNIAK SPRINGS, Sept 20.— Ike l!n!ish capital. TRAIN among the cuttings and rooted plants (Continued on pugc 2t I.igc ('iimbna was instantly killed and ( •' . 'here in offieinl circles, there distributed were oleanders, poisuttns, ful consideration nt previous meet 1 H Padgett Seriously injured when ( Ur The Associated I'ressl »>' •'•"-■ions of relief thut the war alnmnnders, scarlet flame, bouvninBIRMINGHAM. Sept. 26. Combin­ ii freight train crashed into an auto ' '.i-t week have been replaced vnlon, Joseph's coat, rubber trees, be­ in,dille truck in which they were rid ed efforts*of military and civil nuthor1... 1 diplomacy with such an gonia, hibiscus, gciierumum* and mg at a street grade , mssing tier*- it',-- "f this distriet today directed n ' ' ' ur7,,n British ’ maim others. St. I’eturshurg home an effm l to trail alleged dynamiters (••das ' • -I although there is no word owners are nil interested in making nlm are reported to have made an un­ ' 1 ' ■ allied note has yet been de- thi Sunshine City even more beauti­ successful attempt Inst night to blow CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES " Mustapha Hemal Pushn, the ful and interesting." i.p nn extra coal train on the laiule’ ii>-i leader, it is intimnted that Before undertaking this project the ( vtllc and Nniihvillc railroad nt Fulton " ,*rvfu»al to come to terms' is cx- mayof of. St. Petersburg nrrnnged | The Orlando Distriet of Florida Springs near here. tnm.l) unlikely. ' * Christian Endeavor Union held a pic­ with the Florida State Plnnt Board D,. ,.,.w helrl in authoritative al- to have an inspector present to in­ Old Volusia County in the Midst of Another Big: nic nt Palm Springs, on Thursday i u r KGULARS _____O___ 4__ L__ (21st 1 1 -t !in _ l.... . - of ..e '"1 •ircl,., q,al immediate acceptance spect and certify nil cuttings before Political.Upheaval ternoon. September honor ESCAPE FROM JAIL «miid i.,. against Turkish “ trading they were exchanged. Miss Beulah Roney of Orlando who • l Pru[«.n,u„.*,» |t u Bftid the hns been nn active worker in this I n r Tfc# A x w la lM l»r w ) This inspection is absolutely neces­ (By The Associated Press) urk in bargaining diplomatically or sary for two good reasons. . CORK, Supt. 26.—Thiryt nine irDELAND, Sept. 26.— Petitions are in general circulation in many parts district for years. Miss Roney leaves r> ’gulars who were being held prison* f>'h,'rwis'' “ Iwoys wants a first offer soon for the Presbyterian Mission of Volusia county rcquqeStlng Governor Hardee to remove Sheriff Leu Mor­ First:'. The law requires it. J0*'*' *,',n Then he holds the other Second! Quite often pests of con- ris. The petitions charge the sheriff with being delinquent in his duties, slat­ Training School in Richmond Virgin­ era in the county jnil are reported to '* 11 •“ " 1 nng!cs for further conccs- sideVablo importance occur in the var­ ing that he has-done little to suppress vice, that llquqor smuggling and sell­ ia whore she will take training fat have escaped hy tunnelling to a dit' Du- allies have made Kemal ious backyards and if no inspection ing nre rampant In the county. A number of petitions nre also circulating in mission work. The Orlando district usoC ventilating shaft from which * * 11 definite offer of Constant!- werp made, such nn exchango of cut­ DeLnnd starting for the recall proceedings against the city commissioners, Comprises C. K. Societies iv Orlando, they reached n manhole in the road 7"i’ • I brace to the'Maritza river and tings might be thu means of distri­ C. H. Campbell, Jr., who is also mayor, and Grant Biy. Petitions charge that Snnfortl, Wtntci Part, Oveido, Ocoee, outside the jail.- Only two of the ew " " " i bip in the league of Nations, buting plant pests of all kinds. Campbell han viloated the state law in accepting city business at his garage Oakland. Kissimmee and St. Cloud. caped men have been recaptured. There was n largo crowd present re­ '* '* believed that Kemal Pasha Cities that arc planning civic benu- while Bly is charged with having countenanced the alleged acceptance. presenting most of the Societies in tho WAR OPERATORS Pr-> mldy will reply with a demand for tifeiation should certainly arrange to district. There wore Endeavors from 1 11 I a-tern Thrace and complete rc- have all cuttings exchanged on one IE LNVBf TO BE INVESTIGATED < * PARKER APPOINTED r»ni, Mt from ijje neutral tones be- day and hart an inspector of the State NEW YORK GIANT8 both the Presbyterian nnd the Cohi SPECIAL GRAND JUR CINCH THE PLACE , t, AMERICAN COMMISSIONER gregationni Societies of Sanford. ‘ P " lhc Turks enter into a peace con- Plant Board present at that time to FOR WORLD’S SERIES GERMAN WAR CLAIMS I*nnce The Executive Committee of the WASHINGTON, Sept 28^-> give JLhcm all a careful inspection. __ _____ Presbyterian C. E. will meet at the special grand Jury, will be impar — ID g T k i A H M la tr S r r t M ) ( R r Tfce A m m Is I H P r » « ) ,1KI I. HOI HELD IN KILLING WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.— Edwin church on Monday evening October led.early in Ortober to dontinus In-' CHICAGO, Sept., 26.—The New RUN ON 8 WEATER8 . PROBE York Gisnta today are the champions R. Parker, attorney of Now York and 3rd for the purposo of nominating the vcstlgsUon into alleged Illegal ai A Houston1 To., has been appointed by new officers and committees for the tiss"conn#«tion with government, Churchwcll today calls attention to of the National Leaguo- for tho tenth ' • . operations. , * H11 ( -VpT? ' A* * ^ U «e d Press > tim e'of thelit career. Eight of thoso President Harding to be the American coming year. |i) low pries on Men’s and BU AGO, Sept, 26.—Joseph K lff, Commissioner or{ American-German triumphs occurrd since 1904 under the iters. See the sdvertlieMr. and Mrs. II. A. Nagle o f Balti­ " i the Z l in * loop hotd« waa held by • DEPORT CHINESE claims commissi n, the state depart­ leadership o f John McGrow. i issu e . . „ more wore visitors in. the pity yes­ •• x«ti,m ‘ r6 Lt0d*y pendln^ »»» Intreazi* ment anounced today. .* 1, — -J) (■i , -i - . ■ ■ ■ . "" ----- --------terday. Mr. Nagal represents tho F wh ^ the ^ U a Weiner, RICHMOND, Va., Sspt. 26.—] BOOKS CLOSED Alfred Robson ; • was struck by th< Daniel Miller Co., and was a caller porUtion o f 18 Chinese taken Into • "• 1 ' ." J • • RESTRICT PROHIBITION -Oil Company, here yesterday on his local customers. custody recently by federal prohibi­ TO THREE MILE LIMIT undo, were In NEW . YORK, Sept 26.<-Subscrlption agonts near Petersburg waa ’ ; • •' EXCEPT IN CASES tii tlon books for the $76f0<D0,000 offer­ R. II. Rennick, who has been epond- dered today by U..S. Comral i s# in g of the 4 1-2 par. cent federal ing his vacation here, le£ yesterday Melvin Fieginheimcr. The ( H r T h o A u * e l a t r 4 Fr*aa> rned horns fara^ loan bonds, were -closed today {t WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—The for Oriando-where he will spend some aionor ordered the men ret J * * * M 0 Z ,i ctrnded visit was announced by Al#ander Brpwn cabinet at a meeting today decided to time on business before returning to Cuba, whence, it alleged they enl irtw' and 8 ons head of the banking syndi­ restrict prohibition enforcement oper­ Jacksonville, s..; , * . • ed this country. Robert H. , 1 , 8 he cate^ The offering prtee .was 101 1-2 ations within the three mils limit at counsel for the men, was given I •rr S S S 'I S P , te a l* and,|nterf«t to yield more than,4:30 •fa except in cases where ships be­ Lawrence McDaniel left Saturday days in which to appeaj to tKe to;t!l® redeemable date 1932 yond that limit in communication for Fork Union, Va., wberj he w ill * i dl,lH" « » « • • shore through their own crowa u. resumo hip .studies « t Fork Union * <**■*’ * .. ........... ....... ...... 'tmA- ' _ " . ' • ‘ or maturity. small boats. That French maid is a peach. \cademy. . X •- ’ . • , rtf _ * Sts -i3 ' ’» v , ' te l IS DOING WORK, GOOD'MEETINGS \ \ AUTHORITIES ARE DIRECTING THEIR EFFORTS PETITIONS ARE CIRCULATED TO DEPOSE VOLUSIA SHERIFF AND DELAND COMMISSIONERS a ■ '-•— --— -. z t voa:to5pw | S2 ! * W ■ " : ‘ . • �' ■ ' M O N D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 25, 1922 TROOPS GUARDED T A M P A JA IL PROTECT NEGRO and contributed freely of tlidr time and money. to every important freight rate fight undertaken on Florda fruit* — T O N | and vegetables." . ' . The Metropolis seldom adds edi­ Sessue II; torial endorsement to an advertise­ ment, but it wants an opportunity to Who is Smith? pay that if all business concerns, deal­ ers in all commodities, -would "con­ WHO HAD KILLED AN OFFICER That French maid la a peach. ON TAM PA STREETS tribute time and money" and honest 1* and positively no classified YESTERDAY \ enthusiasm toward securing a reduc­ t o ads charged to aayeoe. Chah • See Mrs* Stein's matchless dia tion of the exorbitant rates imposed t o mast accompany all orders, monda. Adapted from T‘ , upon the people of the lower East 't o Coast five words U a Use to new orangey of the flower** If* Flying Dragon. j. . ' Coast, they could moro-justly qualify , t o asd remit accordingly. Who is Mrs. Stein, anyway? to blooming, or the new mown* to for the good citizenship class." tragedy that fn. " ***• to hay ready tif be taken to the , to Chinaman and h> , >oaII, Shall -our girls cook and sew—or ROLLINS COLLEGE OPENS to barn and with that delight? to lifted the shadow , f*U shall the flappers flap undisturbed?' to ful fall tang In the air it * to TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 g o r of happiness h l fem in in t FOR SALE to 'Will Just make you feel that to lead is ably played l.y l on, . . . FOR SALE— Bed room furniture, Who is Mrs. Smith? to living In Sanford Is Just to WINTER PARK, Sept. 23*-Rol­ Hayakawa-s wife x,0_ A*Uof Policeman H. R. L e tt The action ner Eighth and Laurel 165-2tp to about .as «fose to beavtnas' to lins College in Winter Park will ojjcn of Chief Deputy Glvena in requesting FOR SALE— Two celery seed beds; her S8th year next Tuesday, Septem­ to one can get on this earth, 't o FOX NEWS 76 members of the local National sixty yards long, ready to bo set.( ber 26th. Indications are that there to 88 was the jrerdict yester- to Tomorrow—Thomt.H MfirKhm Guardsman waa approved today by See W. R. Bates, Moore’s Station. will be the usual.registration o f 860. » * - d . , M d »o o 5 -.n o »,h . H -ir V . . Sheriff,Spencer who was absent from 156-2tp Preparations have been in procesa all to 6:40 A. M„ SEPT. 25,1W2 to Snob Pollard Com<-<L the city when the tragedy qccurred. FOR SALE-:-! Ford car, 6 passenger; to Maximmp ...... *........... 88 to summer and the faculties are in the ___ 1 Fnrd Truck worm drive... Rnih. in >est of condition to greet the student to . Minimum . ........... . 68 't o ' M P U D B l l L L ' l N l l c l t g i r j i g Orange county'which has long been good condition. Real bargains.— N. H. today’s Herald states that they hare body oh ita return. The campus, which to Range ..*.---------- ........... 60 to Garner. 155-2te the only visible gas filling station in overlook* Lake Virginia, has been im­ famed for its production of vegetables to Baromster ............. 30.00 to and fruits is going Into this business to Cal mand cloudy. . to FOR SALE-rWhite willow baby car­ town. Frank says that you aee what proved. Its natural beauty haa long on a much larger scale this season you get and .assures you that you will been a distinctive asset to Rollins and to * , ' > -to riage cheap. 608 Myrtle Avenuo. than ever before* With 1,000 acres of M I t k • » n m to t o * » . 165-2tp get your money’s wprth at hit filling It will no doubt present a typical Flor­ rich hammock land tiled and produc­ station. ida welcome to the many student! ar­ FOR AALE— Porto Rico sweet pota­ ing enormous crops, griwsrs in 'this riving from colder states. B IG M A S Q U E R A D E B A L L , toes 11.60 per bu.—T. A. Eckles,, section are laying 1,250,000 additional BAUMEI/ 8 F A LL OPENING The curriculum h|f been strength­ L A K E M A B Y , T H U ., S E P T . 28. to For Florida: Purity cloudy * Route A, Mecca Hammock. 166-Stp feet o ftilng this fall whjch will bring ened and meets, in every, particular, • ' ; 4; 155-3tc hi tonight and In- Mlay; local A some 600 additional acrea into eultiFOR 3ALE—ffltf, Oakland cut-down to showers in extreme sout* ^ the standard requirements of tho — ------- *----------- ' vatlon and give employment to some self starter. .620 West First Street. k Southern Association of Scbpols and CUT THIS OUTt-IT IS WORTH to portion. 460 additional laborer!. The growers 166-3tp * * * Colleges so that students who wish to MONEY FOR SALE— Ford Sedan, cheap. In h t o t o .to * * * * * * transfer to colleges elsewhere may re­ Cut out this slip, enclose with. 6c good condition,' 1921 motor. Three ceive full credit for their work. 8 uch and iAaQ it to Folsy & Co., 2836 8hef• almost new tires. Address "Sedan" transfers hive taken place this sum­ BIG MASQUERADE BALL field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your for particulars, price and terms. mer to Yale, University of Georgia, name and s'ddraM clearly. You will LAKE MARY, THU, SEPT. 28. • 166-Ctp Obcrlin, Ohio State, New York Uni­ receive In return a trial package con­ lU-lte DIG M ASQUERADE B A LL, 81XTY THOUSAND STRAWBERRY versity, and other universities of equal taining Foley*e Honey and Tar Com­ L A K E M A R Y , THU., SEPT. 28. Plants from northern stock, 54.00 rank. New courses are offered thin 166-Stc pound for coughs, colda *qnd croon; No/advertisements for the Clari­ per thousand, f. o. b. Lake Monroe, year in business administration, home Foley kidney Pills for pgpUi^n eldqs fied or Want Column »f the Herrid Fla. M. Doyle. 154-26tp economics ami citrus culture. . end back; rheumatism, backache, kid­ are taken without cash m advance sad .The Department of business admin­ posted citrus authorities state that ney and bladder ailments; end Foley FOR SALE—A combination home nono are taken over the telephoaa' istration' Is under the direction of the Parson Brown orange in the up­ Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and and incomo property. Eleven rooms, This is made necessary by the ahper part of the citrus belt and grape­ Close in, modern, arranged for npart- CHASE & CO. FOR LOWER RATES. Eldridgc Hart, A. 13., LL. 13., A grad­ thoroughly cleansing cathartic % for takes in phone messages and by tbs uate of Brown, I*ondon and Harya.nl fruit in tho lower peninsula will pass constipation, biliousness,''^•headaches, xlra bookkeeping entailed o« tw‘ ments or furnished rooms. Reasonable Universities. G. R. Schwartz, LL. 13., the required maturity test hnd be and sluggish bowels. prlco.—Geo. W. Knight. 164-tfc Sold 'every­ •mall accounts that take the profits a graduate of Washington University, ready for shipment by September 16 where.—Adv. FORDS, Buicks, Oldsmobtlcs, Oak•’ ' ' - ' ut of this form of advertising. * » to 26, and by October first the move­ will conduct the classes in Law and lands, Dodge, Cole 8 , Overland, ment will bo in substantial volume, assist Prof. Hart with tho work in Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These Huajnes* English. Mrs. Martine Fitz-i (adoring rooms as recommended .by SCHOOL TIME! Brin* cars arc lotc models, and havo been rt»the Department of Agriculture, for hugh, A. B., a graduate of the Pea­ the Roys and (>irls in finiahod, making them very desirable coloring mntured citrus fruits, will be body College for Teachers, will have cars to prospective buyers, and the and have their hair cat. charge of the courses in Secretarial! operated in many packng houses dur­ prices are right, with easy terms. 5 Opp. Seminole Co. Hank. ing the enrly part of the season, mak­ Science. . and 7 passengers.— B. & O. Motor Co. ing it possible to move this early ma­ The Conservatory of Music has so 209 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. Distrib­ broadened its scope that the degree-of tured fruit in full color. While Opin­ utors for Hupmobile and I.exington O C T O B E R R E C O R D S — N E W SHEET MUSIC Bachelor of Music is now offered. Ad­ ions vary regarding the yield for next cars. "We carry the parts." conceded l that ditions to the teaching staff are:,8 ck season, it is generally concbde^V 140-tfc it will be equal to last yoar with rela-' thn Hart,- Mus. B., piano; Emil Schul­ SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. See lively u larger percentage of oranges ler (Leipzig), violin; Mne A. Bryan, * Thigpin. 96-tfc than grapefruit." . Mus. B., piano. P H O N O G R A P H REPAIRS P IA N O T U N IN G r FOR SALE— Easy terms, CO acres, The policy of administration for tho > flowing well land, 10 acres cleared, at remarkably low price if sold now. —A. P. Connelly & Sons. 146-tfc Phone 127 Sanford’s N e w Store FOR SALE— Now five room house, ■ two and one-half acres and, <Jne acre tiled, sleeping porch and largo rooms, every convenience.—A. P. Connelly St Sons. . 148-tf.c FOR SALE— Some second hand laths, also 2x 10s and other odd luhiber. IA1I henrt stuff, good condition.— 1 Store in Florida ■ 10 Stores in Georgia. Smith Bros., First nnd Sanford. BIG MASQUERADE BALL, LAKE MARY, THU.. SEI*T. 28. 163-3tp }R SALE—Two teams and harness. Inquire of M. Hnnson Shoe Shop. NOTICE 149-12tp FOR SALE— Buick C roadster. Grow * at B. St O. Motor Co. 163-7tp FOR SALE— one mule, sound, will work anywhere. Ideal for farm "Chase St Co." the advertisement morning September twenty eighth at work. Only $76.00.-11. S. Long, Os­ continues, "have taken active pnrt in ten o'clock in the Grammer School teen. Phone 4811. 163-3tp and contributed freely of their time building. nnd money to every important freight Also any pupils desiring to take FOR R E N T rate fight undertaken on Florida examination on work made up during fruits and vegetables, nnd were sue- 1 the summer. ; 1 bed.cesaful in this work." Clara Millin t Fifth "Chase Si Co." the advertisement Principal Grammer School. 154-2tp !continues, ‘‘hnve taken active port in —«-----------------------____________________________________ S. II. 8 . HAVING FIN E PRACTICE. 'soEntPir- MISTER PIANO CO. * School Dresses FOR RENT—Furnished room, also a storage room. 411 Park Avenue. 162-Gtc FOR RENT—Two apartments, new and up-to-date; well furnished.— Cates Apartments. 86-tfc £ 6 R RENT—A nice country homo. . garage, acetylene lights, $40 per month.— A. P. Connelly Si Sons. __ 146-tfc iFOR RENT— Rooms and kitchenette —Shirley Apartment! opposite post • office, upstairs. 28-tfe . pany in your community. This is a fine opportunity and assures unusual recompcnae to thoroughly responsible party. Write at once to P. O*. Box 428, St. Petersburg, Fla., stating all parr ticulars as to experience and refer­ ence, for quick response. 163-3tc WANTED— Experienced farm hand, good house to live In— M. Hanson, Shoo Repairer. 166-Ctp WANTED— Married lady or widow with selling ability, excellent prop­ osition to right party. Phono 91Q3*bptween 1 and 2 p. m., Tuesday and Wednesday. •156-2tp ’FOR RENT—Oct. 1st two store rooms W Ahlt^D — Ford iiedan for Buick.— N. H. Garner. ' in Leffler building, south end, cor­ ner First and Sanford.—W. W. C. Smith. 163-3tp FOR RENT—Apartment , two, three or four rooms. Alio extra room, all furnishing, yes, children are welcome. 1011 Osk Avenue. Phone 283-L-l. • 151-Clc FOR RENT1—Furnished bed 117 Laurel Ave, W ANTED W ANTED—Ford worm drivio truck for cash. Address Oviedo Ladder Makers, Oviedo, Florida. 164-Stp ;WA7 rTED" T ft- - R W - ^ m a ll house, nicely furnished, close in. Box 640. ’ ’• . • 163-4tc 1 6 CAL MAhiA6 B 'fi w ANt F d with managerial selling experience to handle affairs of Gandy Bridge. Com* a new 165-3tc Tho Sanford High School Football, team is showing up fine this year. All prospects point toward a better team this year than last. There has been only from fifteen to eighteen boys out t6 practice each day so far. Magy more are needed and Coach Wilkinson urgently requests that every boy,' who is going to attend the Sanford High School this year to come out to prac­ tice. He says that more boys are needed for scrimmage, the practlca which they start today. Tho first game will be here on Sat­ urday, October 7th with Ocala. MARKETING OUTLOOK BRIGHT. �* *■ ■ • •':- l-:..^Egs££-£cr-. . - .* .‘-VF ;■;..; * / g| I . in i PAGE TWO -nu.'— ,•<-? t *'..i.ii! -,.......... ,,ej i mssm 1 1 1 = = THE SANFORD DAI K T U E 8 0 A Y , S E P T E M B E R 26,1922 . , - ^ -Jt 1 :f ■ »Th Governor of . | 'Washington W „ U . » » haa h u bar* l t o the * . appointed . L r t e d to; ,o the th« Golf d iW ™ * » ». governor W / T , *Bi '>d, advising o, tion jpotm erelya* a to look for.trouble dr some Issued n proclamation calling on<the CommUV* of tho Sanford Chamber UuiblHty tp be present exciting entertainment.^' f ‘ ! >r munity pride, but aa pointing Wejjare hurra that the automobll* manont moral for future guidance nod people to observe “ smile Week" be- of Commerce, Mr. Chase submitted A PiUUh«4 mrt • u tfl P; < a r“ -a t tk— *‘ ginning jrfth October L Here is, the some rety interestin'* . •which was planned for the w^h iu load of bpis^rdus young girls instruction. ■ vf Ub- to « ' S .p l«n b .r. ,t financial condition of ' The honor and credit of this rail­ proclamation: and young boys and men and women Let everyone forget trouble, ^iate. Those figures disclosed the fact are demoralising* t?P the community road peace distinctly belong io Mr, 8 .' Greet each one with a .smile, say that the expenditures to date exelu* Chamber of Commerce be i f v ? and we appeal to all parents, os well Davies Warfield, president of the Sea­ rV B U IR E R I IpBlf some cheerful urord, do a kindly act slve of the putchasd price of the pro­ 6th in the evening. board Air Line, and spokesman for a' Thl ^ ifgpS* ..EAttor as brothers and sisters of mature ago, <1. d o i x t „ perty amounted to 116,200. Of Ute m «tln * Mil I wish the newspapers, the theatres stockholders organization ..'represent­ ,,h . „iM, ,y k U i M r t u r r - T f t m r t r to warn their fellows In this wild* joyHpY » * J. ULLAnD ing bijlions of .railroad securities. He and tho moves would eliminate the original 100 subscriber* to the golf noon-day luncheon on that dafe * ■ & A . N B B L ________ O ta e r a l « » “ * • » ridirfg nocturnal rambling. v* n * M 1«S ap (• CrOO A H. We favor the extension of electric was the only man at the meeting of murders and all depressing and sol' course there wore but if.light service to entry dark and ob­ the Association of Railroad Execu­ row breeding Items, act and pictures, paid their initiation and dues J®) M f f H t o U f R it a * K a l i COUNTY |v. A»»tl«atla" scure; section of the c ity because rice tives in New York on August 23 who Take the funny *We, both pictures following figure* are- of ft T , : , f S v n i S H IP P ----- C1r» « U tlo« X i M i n voted against the resolution breaking an3 papbrs, to tho hospitel, the aant* show how, efficiently mild' < lurks in the dark .places. IS Pkau 1 »-W after 5 p. at. Bootlegging is no{ the only ovil that off negotiations with ; the striking tarium and all places where the un Ijr the country club golf eoqrsq Jtw PaWnlpllta l* r l« ta AAraac* * .; ; , shopmen. Ha - refused to -adopt .. the fortunate arc tfonfined, thnt nil may boa completed. exists in Orlando. ‘ Ytar. $7,700.00 for labor.. . , , , We want every clergyman In Or­ uncompromising attitude of tila asso­ forget . their troubles and i dhjoy Stx Noattoa -tTallahassee, Sept. 20.—Judje J, $3^00.00 for ciubhqiwe, excluslvo DaUrarvS la; Ol*r Sr Cantor ciates, and he set to work at'once to hearty laughter. _ Oat We* to.. IS Ovata lando to address his congregation or R. Johnson of the St. Wo will,now have an opportunity of plumbing. £ j * , Lucie Comfy • the matter of appealing to individual reneW the discussions which had-been T » * k l« IS - «• U - p a p a Wi $1 ,000.00 for Irrigation. , .. honor* in promoting the character of pronounced closed. Possibly the.fact' of learning what one week* of smll* aJA t a i l r t l r f t r t r a S am fa a l* riwm office by Governor Carer i M l ta p a k U t k t l t n t f r * M a y , our city. that he is nbt only a railroad presi­ Ing will do for a state. It Is nbt " $1,100.00 for fertilizer. >! rates aaaaa kM na oa apalteaHardee for malfeasance and $073.00 for tools. - ,1 . . Ueataeratls la p*lllle% B * H » Individual obligation to onc's*cit^ dent but the representative-of.many stated whether the remaining fiftyfcasans in office. yaan always ta alraaer. Is essential if vice is going to be elim- thousands of stockholders gave him a one coks of the year are to be de * The atxb' haa outstanding *l|U ih L T * 0 BOlernor took no action h KBM DEIl T U B ASSOCIATED MUMS Insted. - I f thir Individual citizen' re­ broader "and’ less one sided , vjsipn of voted to frtwns and grouches, but amount df $3,000,^' 1 ,,J gani. to. County Proa^utor cirwTha Associated' Praia U sxclualval] the man who smiles by. proclamation due and cash .'ia needed Tmmediately •nlltlaS to Lba aas for rsDublleatlon o: fuses to execute tlio sacred duty which tho situation than the ordinary rail­ ter, who, with Judge Johnson « u i toll news dispatches credited to U oi I* his privilege then the-soul of a city road executive can taka. Or possibly ie nut sure.to continue smiling when to take cafe of these,- Mr. Obase ad* aot otherwise credited in this paper subject recently of a petition .i„ u 55 y vised'that the weekly pa^toU ,iqr la and also the Ideal news published becomes a lifeless and spiritless thing. his natural temporaWnt is less dicta the time limit arrives. by more .than 1,000 St. |.utie Co«S herein. The advice as to' “ smilo week” Is bdr’ and supervision'amounts to $126( CitlltmA' presented to the Is it right that we as an Individual torial and his sympathies wider. At A ll rlgbta o f re-publlentlon o f special dispatches hsrsln era also rsssrvsd. citizen should blind ouraelves and fait all events, ha waa. the only, man who easier to.glvs than it is to take. It It was unanimous opibion of UioM charging the o'fficlnls wore lax in is easy to say. “ Let everono forget present .that the golf course coutmif Officei llEHALD BDILUMU. Phoae M to see the tainted spota that lead to thought.it “ unwise to dose the door roinstration of the lnws. trouble” but it is not so easy for teo, of which S. O. Chase is chafrman, debauchery of youth and the crippling to the. settlement of-the strike a t a Governor Hardee in a sutfmm ? of age? We are*hero to build an ideal time of great business and world-wide evoryone to forget. But there. Is no had rendered a .moit valuajde service accompanying his suspend,,,, 0Ti„ j city. What the rest of America Is do unrest," and he renewed the Interrupt­ doubt of the fact that cheerfulness to Sanford, and Proslijent Connelly sold tnaT overwhelming evident, had is contagious nnd that It tends ta eulogized the work they iiad done and • Let no petty politics interfere with ng in the age of abnormality is no ed "conversations" with Mr. Jewell henlth as well as happiness. V' the T.frndeyfol results thelr work ac­ been presented to him by citizens of excuse for. looseness or laxity of Or-1 and brought other influential railroad the growth of Sanford. A real smile week should be coin* complished. It waa voted to collabor­ St. Lucie County to the effect that undo citizens. Let us build and sorvo presidents - around t<f his point of — 0» Judge Johnson had not co-operaud moral, upright city of Christian, thinking. Tho power Of personal cldcnt with some celebration that ate further with offlejals of the with them in law infnrccnicnt, espMThis is the time for nil good people evokes smiles. The Mardi Gras at to get together and keep together oh aw abiding sons and daughters. What tadership and Influenco was never New Orleans, the Gasparilla carnival County Club and Geo. p . 'BWhpp nnd lally a « relating to prohibition lawi. the big question of building Sanford. do you say, citizens? You rule.— Or­ letter illustrated, and the manner In nt Tampa nro smile wocks without S. M. Lloyd were appointed addition­ Tho complaint ngniiiHt the jadp al members to the golf course com­ lando Sentinel. which this strike has been terminated * ---------- o---------- . and prosecutor and the governor!) suggests that It is the lack Of leader­ nny proclamation so designated them mittee, the personal of which U.' The Ku Klux Klnn had a big parade action today Is the outgrowth of a ‘ S. O.'Chase, Chairman,, , ship and sanity whidh is nearly al­ nnd they sro much more successful FOR ENFORCEMENT OF THE and speaking in Orlando last night and conflict between those <ifficca ind Geo, A. DtCottes. y. * ways responsible for the prolongation smile weeks than those made so by GAME LAWS. thnt of Sheriff Merritt, who waj rvaccording to the Orlando Sentinel Or­ proclamation. J. D. Davison. ' \ • of the bitterest industrial quarrels. ccnt.y installed in his poMticgi on a lando will be the headquarters of the The smile that devotes friendiness Fred Williams. To Mr. Jewell and other labor lead* The sheriff of Folk County hns DikKtan for the state. stringent law enforcement jilatfons, nnd good humor is the normal ex­ F. P. Forester.* *‘« . en action in regard to the bettor en­ ers must 1 »c nccorded credit for meet­ Sheriff Merritt'i, predecessor nt pression of a sunny nature and, in 4 Forr^t* Lake. . v- • charged with laxity. The first dty Feller In Orlando nnmed A. Future forcement of tha game Inws which ing Mr. Warfield halfway, nnd for this much abused world of burs, it Edward Higgins. ■/'* • of his administration. • sheriff M,r Booster certainly signed up a lot of ought to stand ns a model for oycry their frank, if belated, condemnation is much oftencr scon thnn the fiflwn. Deane Turner. * t, sheriff in the state. Tho game and of acts of violence on tho part of a xitt sprang into the limelight throoik notes to the San Junn Garage in the Tho average man does not need a Chairman Yowoll of the Retail a sppctacular but unsuccessful D Orlanod Sentinel today. Ho ought to fish of Florida have long been ono of lawless minority. We do not believe, “ smile week" proclamation for he Merchant! Committee advised* those the great nssets o f the state. They nnd the general public does not be­ have n Chevrolet car by now. smiles n great deni every week. present that ho would caJI ’ a ftiect- quor hunt und has remainisl then have been responsible for the bringing lieve, thnt the rnrik and file of the since. --------- -o----------There may he some old grouches lit A few days'ufter he came into of. And the way to build Sanford is for of thousands of tourists to the state. railroad unions sympathize with such Washington ns there arc elsewhere Ing of the Retail Mcrcbanta Oomo every public spirited citizen to join the They have furnished food at critical savage outbreaks as. have occurred; who n>ed to he told to smile. Maybe time during the coming week and rc> fic$, Judge Johnson issued « ruling Sanford Chamber of Commerce and times. The legislature hns recogniz­ but there were far too many of them if these keep it up for a week somo questwl the secri^ary to notify him thnt before a warrant <"ulii rvrn be obtained for n liquor -enrrli, the tot become an Active member. It is only ed this fact, and has passed laws for to be termed "sporadic,” nnd it is of them will get the habit and dur­ of the most suitable date. The subject of inviting the Southern peeled stuff must be tc-ted throu*h through organized effort that any­ their protection. But it hns neglected well now thnt they should bo official­ ing tlie balance of the year more Utilities Company to locate their gen­ n chemical annnlysi* i<> determine ill tc provide means for their enforce ly repudiated by the executive council thing can be neromplished. sunshine and less gloom than had eral offices in Snnford was brought real nature. He snnt in. ruling was For every such net ment, and too often they have been of the shopmen. — . — o --------been their previous habit. There is to the attention of thc^mcctlirg nndj-tn'nccordance with mu by th. Florida disregarded. Some attractive species of violence union labor suffers in rep,The bloody Turks' nfter n little in a happy meanlnj; between Happy nfter thoroughly discussing the mat Supreme Court uf birds have already become practic­ utation nnd public esteem, and selfa». curnion into foreign fields and the Hooligan and Gloomy Gus and*most tor, it wns moved that the Secretary S h eriff Merritt sine- that time hat interest, ns well as humanity, demands ally extinct, «s the flamingoes, and killing anil rupturing of thousands of tnen occupy this middle ground with­ write a letter extending n cordial in taken with him the ■hemical anayidefenseless women have gained the18nowJ’ egrets, und others are on the that the unions treat such lawbreakers out being told to do it. vitation to this Company to Ideate zer, one on wheels, s<> to ..peak The same unfortunate fact in as enemies of organized labor as well esteem of Europe and they are now way ---------- o — tholr general offices in Sanford. ” asked to desist until the League of true of the fishetq which have boon as of the country. IL fillipCHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Secretary rend a letter from Who in Mrs. Stein, nny,.iyf so abundant in our Florida waters. Mr. Warfield's “ statesmanship" OS Nations cun meet and give them n IS DOING Git EAT WORK, We cannot afford to lot.this destruc­ the shopmen’s executive council calls part of Europe. Nice work' HOLDING GOOD MEETINGS tive pMHi .ss of extinction g<> to its ul- it, did not consist of mere surrender. ^89«2 SANFORD DAILY HERALD THEHERALDPRINTINGCO. ,f - JUDGE REMOVED FROM OFFICE j!?™ Safe” m iif M il 12 1] m ffik id ly lilt i H » . lip in ■ Ilf# , i k •aMiii t flfi i , . J i I P 1 1 #:m t lu'.g L ll -S' •V.VI't »• J-- i & u 1 1 Henry Fnnl wail have no imoze timnte limit, nnd rob the stale -of nil. Under the terms of the agreement the | (Continued front page 1 > fighters working for him and his ut asset of so much value to its people, i mm will return to work “ at present hence the laws. \ mtes of pay," which are thono fixed tltude will do mine to help enforce to tin- effect that if the many ndvnnt* It is gratifying to know that the by the Railroad Labor Board and the prohibition laws m Detroit than nges uf Sanford as a distributing 1, nny other force lit- says "Politic*. s| or Is men' h nHsncintioiiM throughout which became effective on July point for this section of the state Tlikt hnH interferwd with the enforcement tlie state are taking the matter Up thi? day the men wnlkcd out. could he brought to the attention of age reduction was one of the causes of the prohibition law. !t will be en and demanding a Iretcr enforcement wage forced to the letter so fitr as our or­ jof the lawn, aijd equally gratifying to of tlie strike, and its acceptance rep­ large.manufacturers they would read know that the officers of the law are resents n gain to railroad fevenuo of ily consent to contract for ware­ ganization it, concerned." disported to co-operate with them. approximately 350,000,000 n year. house spnee. The Chamber of Com --------- n — -■— — It is tin wonder the working man Sheriff laigan, nf I’olk county, has Seniority, the Issue that arose after ntorce has received assurance that a looks upon xii« world with eyys filled “ I’i ' " l ' d every one of the filth mem tlie Htrikc began, Is not mentioned by warehouse will be built if rental con l>ers of of the th Polk Goumy liiimr Pro- inline m the memorandum, hut tlie tracts can tie secured from these man­ with prejudice It Seems that every ^ers tectivi assiNiation. scattered all over principle is recognized provisionally ufacturers. T irs p-' -t vtinn will be man s iuiml ,i against inrti and every the county, a deputy sheriff, with lin­ by the stipulations of the second ami thoroughly gone into nt the next time lie turns around some one is try ing to gouge him. It is high time he tl,f,r,,-v *" « ' 1 where they find third articles of the peace settlement. meeting of the JTty Planning Com TccQjved a square ileal and it is about laws being violnted. He tells ev- Even ns to this the strikers have uc- mittco. E. T. Woodruff, ono of Sanford's tho time when ho is going to get member of the association thnt ctpted the condition that there is to square deal by the ballot box route. ;t,ley WNI l,« l>n»‘i 1 2 Vi cents per mile be arbitration of disputes arising ns greatest boosters and workers for tho development of the St. Johns River ________ _________ |to and from Bartow for nil travel In to the relative standing of employes The most striking und interesting spoke briefly of the gratifying results Tins old brotherly love stuff hand cau" ,nK the arrest und conviction of ed out ut the meetings of the various v,t,*alor* the game laws, and wifi'point in the agreement is the estsh- that had been obtained to date oh orgnnizations is all right to talk K«t one-third of the fines imposed. In Ijshimnt of a commission of six rep this important work. He urged a closei cooperation with the Chamber about. It is fine to talk it in ' the one case of conviction for violating reseritativos of. the radi -t.l» to \\i of Commerce by all the citizens. Mr. till* gUHH laws lust year tile violator khnll lie rvfuriud uil v!Up tci gro churches and tlie i lulls and tile fraU-r mil societies but how many people v.iiN fined S->0. By tins action of j out of the strike th .t c .imot be nt . i Woodruff, nt the conclusion of his ad­ dress, handed the Secretary his check practice it in everyday life? The fel­ M ieyff Logan he secures a rorps of wise adjusted. The life of this cumfor membership in the Central Florida nctive, efficient and enthusiastic dep-1 misrir" 'i limited to May 31. 10‘i't, low with the greatest flow of language '.Vatcr Traffic League. Friday's uties scattered all over the county, but upto thnt time, with regard to about fraternity nnd brotherly love is njoptlng was one of the first thnt Mr. and we believe will secure the enforce the~qfiestionB of ,which it is to have usually the one who stabs hiH best Woodruff had attended in some time, ment of the game laws in his baili­ juristlklion, It estoldishes a *ribun..l friend the day after the meeting. • BANKING THAT IS PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE * s It i£ our constant aim tu s«» conduct our bank that if will not only be a pleasure to-come in, but to render ev­ ery possible assistance to make your connection here a profitable one. \ First National B a n k I A COM M UNITY BU ILD ER s wick. All honor to tho sheriff of Independent of the Railroad La'. >r uc stated thnt ho was greatly Im­ ■ F,.l* FORHTKH. t'rmMtnr ‘ H. F. WHITNEK. kmhlsf J ---------- o------ :— pressed with the businesslike manner Polk county, nnd may his plnn be fo l­ Bonnl—n rather significant Indicrtum Next week the public schools of in which tho many civic question wore ■ BBAABBBBABBBBWttaCliBaBWAWMMBtyBBBBBMBBSASaKBKBClI*** Sanford will ojien nnd this . week lowed by every sheriff in the state of of diBsntisfnction on tho part of both handled. should be net aside getting the boys Florida. It is In the interest of clean nidus to tho mnnqcr in which thnt Deane Turner, ^ho is Treasurer of flriBBBBBBBBBBflBBflBBflnaflBBBflBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBin** and girls ready for school. All of sport and thy preservation of the wild board hns functioned recently. It is clear that very material, if the Sanford Country Club, and otic of those little things that have to' he done life, which is a great asset of tho state. —Tnmpn Times. not radical, modifications of the Escii- the members of the Golf Course Comto have everything in readiness for ----------o ---------Cummins railroad law Uc nhend of us. inittoo of the Chamber, called the at­ Monday morning. And the list of tention of the meeting to the nec THE SETTLEMENT OF THE RAILfT that revision Is to present n firm­ Bchool books having been arranged the easily of securing now members for ROAD STRIKE er .lcgul roadbed and a safer legal scholars can get their new books this; the country club, and stated that Several weeks ago tn discussing the track for harmonious railroad operat­ week thus saving much time next while the object for which tho golf week and helping Mobley's Drug Store railroad strike wo declared that it ing, it would be well for congress to course committee was organised had out greatly. Get ready this week nnd would be Amazing if negotiations for avail itself of Mr. Warfield’s wisdom been accomplished, there was still a •n 'r save the hig rush and much confus­ a settlement should full because of nnd understanding of all the questions great deal of work nhend of the comioyolvod in such n scheme of reform. lock of ppblic-spirited and construc­ ion. i t life mlttoo. He suggested that the Chnm/ tive leadership among railroad execu­ If his views had prevailed at the-out­ ---------- 0---------n »#a ber of Commerce get behind n cam­ - The Herald wants to see a ronl ath- tives and union representatives. Wc set, say the executive council of tho paign nntT h*vo the committee secure L ate Model in Excellent Condition ti letic association In the High School. could not believe that such a thing shopmen, “ differences would have h .mejh^tshin of nt least 239 niim-We'want to aec tho best football team was possible, and our-confidence in been composed in a week.” It 'Is rea­ .tei6 fur th* country club, Mr. Turner and the beat basket ball team and the the controlling good sense of “ an in- sonable to suppose that the man who sLatci & O i M O T O R C O . ft would require at least s B . beat base ball team this season that fluential minority” is fully justified has rescued tho country from the grip Lbls number make it self-sustainS A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . the schools have ever had. And we by the agreement which has just been of this strike could tqake many valu­ Jng. Mr. Turner further stated .that S think that the. people of this district made by a lnrgo number of the roads able suggestions ns to th? provisions n housewarming was being planned * D istributorsior:Hupmobile and Lexington Cars should see that the boys have suffic- and the representatives of the striking of a now law.—.Baltimore Sun. v.-hen the club formally opened, which ■B»BBBBBBBBBBBBEB«*|ll|eeaBBiMeBBll**BBtiBnt:->SU-ai5ll3W__ . ' lent funds to carry out this big .ides. I f shop craftsmen. There can be little «*oiihl ho held shortly, and It was doubt that the Chicago agreement vir­ ■ ?55sr (>.- that fund was established that the SMILING THROUGH hoped that a Inrger membership be r .'Herald has been talking about so long tually marks the end uf the Btriiggle, m rrourrd that date. It was suggested jf the money for the athletic association and that the railroads not parties to What n wonderful thing is^ the that a special country club edition of would be rendy In time for the cx- it will soon be furaed to fall into line. smile and what a wonderful crea­ the locnl paper be. published about ,, penses to be met instead o f making a j Baltimore can feel n pardonable tion is tho man or woman who can that tuna which would be devoted ex­ c<irag down First street a* is the usual,pride in thd.fact that tho Inst of the keep 4 n good humor nt least 86 per clusively to the Sanford-country club. ‘ great industrial conflicts of 1922 cent of the time. And *h st a great Mr. Turner was of the opinion that a ’ custom. J whilh have disturbed' business and contrast (s the perpetual grouch publicity campaign put on by the San•* a F.yZt' £•> ORLANDO ON C ltY BUILDING. threatened national prqfaMxHy. Artd win Is alwayq looking forv trouble ford Chamber of Commerce would” re­ .... .- . ... • -„b • gooil will has been brougnt to ah end and who ty’ picking' flaws In the fel­ sult in securing i great many new ■T * by the persistent and intelligent ef­ low who Is trying to do hls duty at members. Randall Chase also stress* too Wo think there are entirely , many young men hanging around the forts, the, patience, tact And fairness Alt times. The follovting from the <ri the necessity of securing new mem-’ nton oh F M c W$ek 1 p f Orlando lato into the night of a *Balttmoreon. This personal fea­ of reproduction: m with Apparently nothing to do except ture of tho settlement demands atten-w . V?v . • . • •r ‘ ;yaSS• ■“ -" X •- r, / ■s s FORD to S'. .. • i f • . • u- mm,' ■ - t :- -r i-i i » - -* y *' �" Mf. Aletandef wa. W e n • fi Nuti‘cinuls; Loser Huggirft, N«i> T o ft ing before United State*' Comm Ia ^ianifc'‘ 6 4 ^ T . w W ’ Hrml tt eii to algo Americana. -■ VperiWiial Wml for hi* appearance • VMr>r - r . FLORIDA TRUfcKRRd .. A * n . ~ * in court tW i rteek. 3 * t o ’f e t o t o * . t o to to i « ft Is charged the former \district BERRY CROWttfcri •ttormfy'^TOtS a ‘ latter to Jamea W. ’ 1 c, NINC *po; Bt/MPBB CROP WUeoji, foreman of the Jury", asking -detune men and that he could "get" 1 him to.substantiate testimony offered •bir CUot'W. Barer, prtae’nt district — rs®s*^T' ■v •g-RBSULTS Le*r««. . ■v i» QWfcinhitl# I0* i, Ixrtjl*. 4. r*r r STAND League W«> L® 93 57 90 61 wh,pS^, itch, for they recognise jpjJWe ipf flier can appwOlmiM punishment " i W r t m d w , express ± Caxpentier could haw’ iWBPT ON I$1 A T L A N T A (•elateS1 Wro«ir V** i 'Sept- 28^-tPlana. KKs^fTvjcCsna av rounds irt. th * flrd which iy threatened a block, ip M Al^ntg’s: W n # » . seelid or make necessary re \fl»* -* ' * r -w ' * tVfc'' j Mow, they fed, Bis confidence irry him through. f I;! Paa|j^t fo o $ )8gh afr| ts f the hard hammering he got in the i»^n «rt^^ir'*T O d dwgftihg 4i thA f ^ i r~sotnewhat reduced but the M6 6 n & 'It f twice Its normal site, from UM9. A U A h e s T ^ b K S ^ a g e about SQci fouled continued the ly. Other ownjlfc y mads similet Sn- is a(hfk'Battling Jf Georges Carto America . to tento c h a m : on October S6, Manager Heller i cabled Tom QfRttqrse,* ,the Auwrtian fight prmpoUr,' last xvening in response to an offer of; $20,000. y f . * ~y; ' ** chased pla^tA,po.-operatively and are getting a,.ru ction on their fortilitar purchase^.. The mstdumta mid banij^ja of Klsslnynee are financing tho^e who need help. ' Several new pedplie have opeped up haw farms and the’ epunty agcn^ls holding the co-' operative association together. “The growjrai’ Sre optimistic and feeljthat conditions Justify the prep-, orations they afp making for the pro­ duction of several hundred carloads of vegetables.” * • N A V A L FLIER DIBS . * AS PLANE FALLS IN - X V J L BAY AT PENSACOLA National^ J > s ^ p B » A J . » , .W I W - O W E .ItWOKT OF S S j^ e h r fy when tty* gfct. jLouis in a 10 -in* •• J'fiVd/ i. vi A s usuh! this JOaHy Hernia will give )/|Wh championship Won( the report of ,t)u» gamed of the world U e McCraw|s l^ d a r-, agrie* by, Inniiyrk and at the eloae of W.ioi njark*v,,U}prifirst thk game the runs, blta. and;errors', U that a National Leh- giving, everything‘right from the field jf^rspested. axoepb thh'actual playing. This gives l fj kitting w as,.U *g$lf an mtceUant service and one that was FOREIGN DEBT COMMISSION bt'Ksw York's rtptop;, /^jprociaUd b^-tho flenqral public last |n the sixth inm ijg mfrith Young,on bass,* i|U in the tenth ■•fter *rt intent ion «11y passed, H'VuHthe winning'AhV file a brilliant stand In ^ ..h cn New Y o fJc h jd ikfies full and none out pt over the run necea* i the pennant. P E ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . % p L * 20<T-En sign Archibald Orma Harrington was killed jnstiinUy whep a pavy seaplane which b i was piloting, late this, after­ noon crashed into Pensacola Bay. Hia n «k V^aa broken in the fall. Ensign Harrington, whose honie U tor sinA wai the only person aboard tor and.: was the only perao aboard * TO' (joWliNUE WORK the plant. The cause of the crash has net yet been determined. Fun eraL services will be held tomorrow, after.which tjic body will bp plsCed aboard a train for Freeport for burmi. laier Ihoso'days J>ut the general pubiii Wi 1f a p pfftet af« ' thIa* serVlcc which apa^a the Herald some money but ia in keeping with our policy of giving all thf.newa regardless of post. Watch tbevlffermi .Qn the world Series. TREASURY. BEGINS i.'.i ENFORCEMENT OP- • . WOOL SCHEDULES ember IS $35,000,006 hut at the rate p i 6 per cent^ while the act creating tho commission authorises the fuhding of foreign debts with istereat at four and one-quarter per cent ' . Great Britain has suggested t^at Ifh'.approximate ,arnount of interest ,, w a s i M g t o n . t a t ilrot reyuUtion.H under the tf^ f^ a c t pf 102f , f ^ovcriiing the entry and withdrawal of wool, were promulgat oil today by the treaa^ii^. , ( The regulations,, whicK ari) tempor­ ary, act forth the fafcts Importers require^ }o file Vfjth the critry and the estimate of the clean content upon whlche' the- duty la assessed, fn the absence of a statement, by the import er the duly is to be collected! on the full weight se the cleah content. One bale out of each consignment la to be designated by collectors for examinetlon nhA, the appraisers will follow commoreinl methods In determining the clean content. ( S t U IM A m m U I H r r n i l . Bacon (jnive alone to Pablo Beach leld tdday" on business and while truck ,in tho hand by a U iftiL *___ ... _n-. rattlesnake. sHe wasi twenty miles from Jacksonville and realised that to receive proper1medical attention t ,.,i P -"t r » before ,th« deadly, poison got in its PRIVATfa UB' woik, he would have to brieak jail 1909—Winner, Clarke, Pittsburg Loser, Dennings, Detroit .Speed J*rf- H W * ,0 f t,he Lcity Americans. . 1910—Winner, M«ck, Pfilla Ame?L much fqc the.car. A rear wheel col­ ctn; Loser, Chance'/ Chicago' Nation- lapsed as he, rounded it and the ma* chine turned over. 1911—dinner, Maek/Phiia AmerlA city* bound*'motoriat lucidly ar rived a few, moments later and found Bacoh painfully hurt as a result of the crash, but he was conscious and managed" 16 tell why he was in such 1013—Winner, Mack.jphila AmCrl- ADAPTAtlOWA stXifi. M w l i R R U N A G A IV The injuries received when hie air turned over were not serious. D n y i^ ■j k iR to iN * 1916—Wln^MT’ ^Cnrrigen. \ Boston EX-U. 8. ATTORNEY IN D IC T E D B Y JU R Y I E t * *®-,nch velvet hro* AmertcanH; Loser twblnson, Brook­ *n yards 64-lnch broad. lyn NsUonmls. . broadcloth, trimmed U used ATL a K TA* GAr*8ejrt.*26^An In: t ar i.-_i-i -/- ^ ». * * ney for the Northern district of ^ tiOWlL i f Loser, is. Gtcaeon, SALFORD NO VELTY WORKS V. C. C O L L E R , Prop- « General Shop and Mill W o rt ' C O N T R A C T O R and B U IL D E R ) ■, *c< < * . ! ' . • pni-* *h SIT Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. nectlon eomr^toda; InfJi grand Jury in case of Dr. < S.’ 'O .'Shln h df& f h thV rj^WRerial n ,yl f e ,4u>« Inc Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA I S r T l « 4 m h U I»4 P m m ) \ eighteen plaj a ™ .!* gjj*^nurt trotUar (rvoki Nationals; Loser Mack, Phlla Amarl-W j Boated COLLAPSE Attorney-at*Law threfl .geowyons, quicjdy ff^ v p a SANFORD !-»-[ > FLORIDA colds, coughs and .croup, throaty cheat apd bronchial-trouble. Sold every­ ICTION ARMS LESS where—-Adv. \ ’•* ' ' ain -ll f FARMERS— You can gat seed bed tifS .flS A N C fi; ' frames and Irrigation plugs irl the Sanford kovelty Wor&L lOO-tfc tea showed A pUn&l.n that, tti i VVU* BWUuuf >« *; <■■■: i.-li sum 8 par cent ip decrease.,of jr Eyes Examined g -u GUgaSf . FI •d VBth 1020, irding to a report' todpy hy the ius bureau. The total of the out* ‘ OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN of the* tWepty-five ^Uhllahmenta ►ai f t- r* fitrs; I w i r r l ( a - • fitjaia^r f.M etir ^ " ’ " ?0” w‘ " " T w k N “ 1914— Winner, Stallinga, Boston " ‘ ' broadcloth. The ' / J Was, i. trimmed with ^1915—Winner, Carrigan, may be iuUta«ted “ ^ Wfltted entirtlyi The p r o b e ' t h e At^r e ' Georgef * 'A*. ijvDeCotttefc I ti , |»l School teachers should give 'the same advice to children who (have cough! as this Florida teacher^ "I, (* _ (^optrja<jlor and' Ballder , lecomm^ndfd, Fplsy/s' lloney antt* Tar SANFORD -i- -;- .. FLO ft IDA lo the chlldr^ in ipy fc|iool ^ho. had the flu ’ and good.results came when­ ever it waa used," writes Mrs. L. E t t d N jf; M BtfG litTO N Armstrong. Okeechobee,’ Florida. Fol­ Attdartpx?rv; ey's Honey and Tar contains no opi-, JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2fl— W. D. Bacv^t qf this cjty, was in a hos­ pital tonight after two narrow es­ capes .from tdeath today and enough thrllla to last a man a lifetime. S J™ ( B j'n n a m m U i m r>«—) TALLAHASSEE, >Sept. 20.—The Florida Citrus Highlands Railway tompany, capitalised at $506,006 has been granted ^ijcha^er by,.Secretary of State Crawfqfd. The corporation proposes.to build and operate a, rail­ road between Garfisld, Polk county, to' Sebrfng, In Highlands county, a distance of 47 miles. * COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK 1 3 public of Siberia and representatives of th« Moscow Soviet government end ed ity failure today with Japan's re­ fusal to fi| a di»t«* for t,ho evacuation of northern S»kallal!en,___ G IU L O N & F R Y ‘ pITrSBU^fi,. ro,( Sept 2fl^—Cor oner McGregor today announced that B L E C T R liiA I, C O N T R A C tO B B the inquiry to fix responsibility! for AERO CLUB FREE the collapse of the Strand Theatre, TO GIVE TROPHIES foyer. lasb week, will be held, ia Oct­ Westfuihouse Lights and Appliaocee ober. The Jury will be composed 6f newspapermen. S l . Nationals;. ■ Loser Jennln **" American*/' *> ry 'T 908—winner, Chance, every (H r Tb» a u w a t f l J W w l ' <«y t M AwocUlM PHMI NEW YORK, Sept. 26— Baseball's .anouhl .clawlc. ,the . world series, is it H —Ueorg^, CaUM -just t e . U t ^ - o f f i u g , .... The Fan begins hia speculations. litljr Battling BdAH i fvedof hi» title m h*a> For the.sake.<qf argi$m«nt;iJrt ■fioo of Harope, was In back to series of other years. pf, Uttvrrd and dlscour\^hat had greatest M kd over by hia traln- success in world'W lesT i i A \ ht|tr, Francois Dcscampa An the answer come*—Connie «t, however, for a return Mack, chrlalened ComkUtil MacGillike Tleturuius African.. licuddy—o f thp fcPhiladelphia AthlttMs fault; it ia a good les- tfes. Mickvnaa carried throe of his wfit," be*. iimjiH said yea-' Philadelphia team* to world Cham tewon "If ' arpentier had, ionshlps.' 'J^icelie mot and defeated » play vitti Siki 'ho would ohh' McGr«w~and his Giants. In ten hit in the third rourfd the other series Mack triuphed over Iptmch that dared him.” Frank Chance, the great Cub leader. ah blamed severely by all McGraw triumphed over Mick in 19>| VTitcn for taking the 05. Ml. They remarked .that ^ Chance won two world series' with ■plcn leelned to think he the Cubs; Carrigan won two with tho I* do hut jiluy td the gal-, Bdslc*,,R W rSbx W McGraw has * benefit .if the moving O^ed'aU the year tit , ,r. n:r i f om GRANT CHARTER,FOR COMPANY TO BUILD • FLORIDA RAILROAD z«:- j V » tftteran New York censiMd » leg muscle ’coM> W o r l d s e r ie s ikort fi) and was relievIN THE OFFING CAUSES SPECULATION SEEKS A RE (BLACK CnA European Plan jPuMIc Steno^ird^her H i; \stete -convention . ’I here thU ^ a!te!? ■* i. Ki-* 2' In Attorney flee, First Nation. fm m M n d . r v r ii¥ chi �yBTOWWu...SB' 'iTi'TT-rr aw ay FREE PRIZES A T THE COUNTRY BTORE AT H. S. TUESDAY NIGHT K§1 8eot Weethy M r fterapbsok ef ,v. -rrr* Qood Republican. Ono of the biggest bunches at free prizes to be given away in the hi»The following wma on the back of a tory of- Sanfottl Tuoadsy night at .postal card recently received by a tl>*..H!gh\ •Scbtfoi Auditorium. The Kansas Cityan from a friend In Brus­ sels. It evidently wga composed dur­ Couptry ^tore iU bo tho place of the ing the Ufa of the lata Queen Vic­ drawings and you are liable to he the lucky one. Reading the following toria : j: -"Noft qentleqen,tf lu y your (lessee, list; for Tm aboyt to bring forrlt The b. Capital prife-7-Cadar Chest, dona­ Qufe«\ (Ap'jjtaoae.), Our Queen, gen­ ted by Welfare Department of the tlemen/Is really a wonderfu’ woman. Woman's Club, I f I may say I t 8he‘a ana' o' the ■*d*Ib . box of Whitman's Candy by gud.auld sort nae whJgmaieeries or Mobley's Drug Store, v V f-> falderals aboot ber; btif a douce, dab Beaded Hand Bag by 0leO?6weU cent hodla. Respectable beyond a’ Co.' doot \ 8 b«fs brocht up a grand family o'wetlfplur'd, lad* and laspea—her aulfr ' Man's Shirt by-Woodruff A Wateat son wad.bp a, credit to ony mither, aon. nnfl fhav^M a’ « aa1 ma r r l s l mt i ^ f k L Large Box Stationery by R. C. Bower.' . ___ _ •E b olIIg« by Wight Tire Co. TV h' Basket by Linford Furniture' Co. I did. It was when I took my auk} A Sat ;o f Enamel' Kitchen Canlstere broon coo to tho Perth Show. 1 mlbd by Bali HatdWaim Co. o' ber weel—ale colour I ale hair I ale ’^Sofa Pillow by Speer A Co.v Case Coea-Cola by the Cota-Cola (Interruptions, and cries of la It the . coo or the Queen that ye’re propos­ Co. ’ in'.) Thq Queen, gentlemen.. 1 bog ^lectric Curling Iron by Gillon A your psrdop,.but I was talk{nj <jf tho f r y coo. ‘ Jlowev^r, as to the Queen; some­ t |5l00 Repair Tiekst by P. A. Mere body pointed her oof to me at tb« 1 crate fr t it -by Porter-Judy Dut­ Perth Station. And there, she., w a i ton Co. * smart and tidy-like: and .says 1 to 1 box Johnny Walker Cigars by myaelf, 'Gin my Void VomaD at hatna aUpk avia', y# needn* remain a Widow Wight Grocery Co. / anltber boor linger,*. (Cheers.) Noo, Bssket of Roses by Mrs. W. A. gentleman, the whisky's gude, the p u u .- • h nlc^t’s lan^ the weather's weet, and : 2Mb, sack Arlsto Flour by C. W. tlie roads are saft and will Imrm nge-. Zhring A Co. body that Comes to grief. .Ho a(T wl* Serving Spoon by John T. Brady. ye; every gless to the bottom—The Potted Plant, Mrs. W. H. fiinn. Queen P "—Kansas City Star. “ HER MAJESTY THE wiais of •panivn »r »i uymm, Officials »panl*ij - n Reyal Cartful (n Th*lr. Investigation of Sounds at Night cWdaiVr the m atory a *pw room* yiaw W l ao wow «*i room, ^ "i ber of the royal bouaehold of iMdHQ heard notan below. Be rose and went downstairs, , HU must be the cat,” be thought though aa a rule the cat waa not permlttod to wander about tthq place at should wake the king I Fearful thought 1 Conceive the royal anger I Th$ official hurried -through the dark paasigea, and'at last tracked the sound to the pantry,* "Aha—now.|*vti got you I" ha whis­ pered. aa be opened the ,doqr-r*nd be; held the king rummaging around fo r food I I f the above atory la not true, It la at leastJwtodcd on fa ct {or the-fjng panga become poignant he seeks royal joints, as you or I would seek the hum­ bler biscuit. Going Into tho .royal pantry, he wUl tear o$T the leg of a cold fowl, or quietly carve himself a ’slice of me%t "We .nfiYsr know," said an offlejal who dguhes In the story, "wbethpr It Ik the cat, or the king I"—London An­ swers, . RECEIVED DQtf r.B0M,EW^Y.. Irish Irregulars Stopped „ln: ths Mid­ dle of Fighting to Draw Thalr 1 Unemployment Pay. *• "“ For several ycmrs .the unemployed In Irel|lpd, aa (n Brltalns ,}tive>ren receiving 9 government dole weekly, (elates 'Nlalt.,Ronan In tbei OuUoqkTbe provisional government has con­ ON THE ROOF OF THE WORLD tinued ,ihl*. Despite (he difficulties • f dlstr|butlng It dnribg the recent Engllshman’e Description of -Life In the Andes Mountains Makes Inter, trouble, It was very anxious that It eating Reading. should not he stopped, lest any ex­ cuse should tie given for looting A ■ In a recent expedition to Peru Mr. One of the district offices was there­ fore opened—not more than 25 yards Joseph Bercroft of the University of from.. Moran’s hotel, an Irregular Cambridge did some ,explpr}pg Ip- ^he stronghold, now destroyed- After sev- higher Andes and made some Interest­ — it hundred fnen had’ quietly entered. ing discoveries, whlbh are told In the ondismayed by the ride Ore from the British Medical Journal. At 12,000 feet cow* gave milk; at national and rebel forces out kldc, and 16.000 fqet they gave little or none. At signed for and received their money, seven republicans ctime calmly ncross 15.000 feet ^thcr^ were no ,cows. At frdm the lu^-l. showed llmi they were 11.000 feet fleas dlsappeiArd, though entitled to payment, were pnld, and lice remained so long as there were returned to their duties ns enemy sol­ human belnga At these heights men have lived for diers of the government wlmne money many generations, having become aclay tn their iiockem. dliua$Ucd to the rarefied nlr. Many , -------------------------of them lived chlmncyless and win­ Crowding Insects. dowings ( Jioijaes; ..tlicy bad , a purely Man, rail mg hhrmblt the muster -of -couunuhal system of government, and nature, may yet lie involved In a llfo'fine of ihdr customs would hardly aml-dcath struggle with Inseeu for |t«snIppcflj to morp civilized races. When s*yaIou of the globe- mid In some a native was rery IU. for InnlOlice, the ways scICntlslH declare note*'Is are ln-ldate of his tynera) Was fixed without ter filled thuu men for survlvul on reference to'bin convenience, nnd an earth. Baked henns at a dollar.u por official saw to It that he was ready to tlon! Is the plebeian bean to he ,'kcop the appolntr :nL driven from Iin present detnncmtlc It ,wns remarkable what loads (he company Into the rauka of the arlstoc- l>enplo were able -to cprry at these racy? This possibility Is suggested by altitudes A boy of about thirteen the recent Invasion‘ of the gouihrspt wuul|l carry, from, tho interior of a portion of the United States by the mine s burden of fprtj pounds, ascend­ Mexican bean beetle, a bandit peat of ing ft staircase with It from a point the first magnitude that' now has 250 feet below, while a fall-grown man gained a firm foothold und Is already would carry one ftnndrtd pounds of at work In n limited territory, under­ metul, yet' the European was oat of mining nnturul resources with such breath if he carried hti coat up a telling effect'that the tins! outcome Is alight Incline. a matter ot grave concern. Bean* of all kinds are being attacked by this Stump Cutter Dm * Work Rapidly. bandit—a kind, pt, ladybyg—and entire • Trfep stumpaeon b« cut off ^t ground crops are being’ wiped’out. level, or as much aa 30 Inches below, very rapidly bjr a machine, described d -That Word "Hysteria." and Uluatrated, |n the. pppjijar .Me­ ' There Is a lot of s^entlfic truth par chanics Magazine, that does the cut­ talnlng to the physical nature of worn-, ting with a sort of combined band and an, concealed In the word hysteria. circular saw, for though It Is fist, like The classic origin of the- word Is ’ ths a band saw. It Is H Inch thick, and andant Greek •'hyaterta," the womb. mnlnmlys Its circular shape. The saw The sexual or mother nature of worn Is rotnled rapidly'Vy a small an ts indicated tn the word as the engine, and when cutting below grbinid. origin of the laughter, the lean and If liT aturied sonie distance fro'nr'the the contradictory conduct Implied by stump, and Is sloped and fed-down-] the* word bysiena. . >. ■ ward so that H descends Into the, When a man la called "hysterical/ ground sndUtrlket the stump .at the therefore, the Implication Is plainly desired dfplft.: f Aft^r;,cutting, tttrongb conveyed that he la acting, under ths Impulses understandable and excua able (though sothe!tinea extremely an­ ending by Mvlng cut bat a] ssucirnoying) In a woman, (rat not permls- ibafyd section of the ground coutalnalble In A peredti 6T Ibo male per- tag the tret stump. 11 * • suaslom—Mil^a^ljee! Hqntlhel. Sarcastic. Bed Tssth as # Reels} Trait A farm, hand who had worked every Do poor teieth run In racpal. Accord­ day tp the week from^awp Dll.late at ing so • report mkde by l)r.' A. W. night, flnlshfpg hla, <}utlee > 7 .lantern, Bchoenleher of the medical department light, went to the farmer the.end of of Um. Standard QU .company to th# the month ada n ld ; 1 Dugcnlc Itesearcb aaaodaUon there Is • T am going: to leave. You promised a racist dlffoknca in raaiatancd'to den­ me a steady job." < ( tal decay^u shown by an examination "Well, haven't you one?" was the •f 2,758'men Of various nationalities. astonished reply, , ^ . .. •tore for you, Bring your basketand com* early. In cash of rata, the supper and meeting will be held in Masonic Hall 16(5 2 tp at the a*me bouf. . a . delIysryv s-n------ —H,y,T. tr M M — ^iiios-tfc diato Pace. A l(!E R l< ^ r a tR N IN 6 '* Why koevsr Sint Dem te hussl*. Mr. U 001 many calorii third dqctoa TO ^ ?.]?? 8 S?ne- ^et thrift bev (By The rn al • PARIS, Bept. 26.— Boris A. Bakh metoff, lately Russian'ambassador® Washington, is salliim WedneiHUjr'fof America after ah extended trip of In­ quiry and observation which lad him lie . said, to the belief that the present Bolshevik government of Ratals is W ing slowly' displaced from below by‘ the gtowth o f ^ l f fUTarnffig p ar ant communities. wptOii Y O U R GUIDF5 1 A . Ik.' V fr o p c ,. c , r susceptible, to'.sin, weakens Wbre'1eaaily subjected tp te It is now claimed'tliat it was r- vi'iV? Id STRENG TH — M ^PBOORES! t, -.1 ■_ -n*pf h 83........ 2:86 a.ra. * #-.1 2 7 _. 89.:_...... 2:25 p.m. 86___ — 6:56 p.m. , YOU C A T S T IL L S A V E THAtI Tho .Tampa Business College la obliged’ to organize the s « J opening, beginning DetlJ.. .The reduction of $12.-10 un th el^J fared for the *fita t term will hold good thi* u-rm. Thii 0ldU bookkeeping, auditing,-banking and shorthand and touch tyw3 the latest and beat approved courses of study. It has made J menu.than other colleges, by. adding n complete supply 0f Barrl keeping Machines,.Calculating machines and other modem dfl* ' Von >wlll got tho bast at this school, one scholarship evtu course. Wo got you n position aa Boon as you graduato-ft* J out 1922 catalogue and arrange for your college curse at one*. North boanid * A rriv e . Departs No. , 82.------ 1:48 ajn. 2.08 a.m. Tho Primary Schools the first few N op 84...-._....ll:46 a^n. 12:06 p.m. months of school, while waiting for No.^ 80------- 8 42 p.m. 8:62 p.m. the now building to bo completed, will No. 28------.10 :0 0 pjn. be vary much crowded. An it will be necessary to have two .sessions in the Departs Fast Side, School to accommodate tho The Accredit*! School of tho State. . L. M. HATTON, Preiidtnt, xNo. 10 0______ 7H)0ajB. pupils, only, town children east of the 3:25 p.m. railway will attend school in this xNo. 24-------1 N0. 168------7:#0iua. ■■■■■■■uauuauaaM BauauiauuaaasaaaM ssaHssiiii building. No, 22..—:--7:00 pun. Bus children and West Side children ■ One of the delights of home la tempting, delicious meals, arc asked to register in the West Side I/cesbnrg Branch the beet bread school. All fourth grade children arc Arrive.. Departs asked to register in the . Grammar 1 N 0. 167-------- 8:66 pma. school. S A N F O R D M A ID B R E A D AND No. 21........ 2:50 pan. All parents having children who will xNo. 10l_.------ 6:60pan.,, , be six years old before Jnnunry first, xNo, 26— ----- 1:80pan-' TH E BEST 1923, may enter them the first term No. 22.^---- .7:00 p.m. tit school as there will bo no mid-year . Oviede Branch beginner’s class. Only those why are six yesrn old before -the shove date xNo. 120______7:45 p a xNo. 127,,„.... . 4, t>40p.ra. N e x t to Princess Theatre will he allowed to ontt-r. •— Dally, except Sunday. All pupils wishing, to take entrance ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■nmnnwnifnnanaaaaanMBasaai examinations after nymmer school work inept Thursday, morning, Soptombqr 28th st IO o’clock :n the Grninmqr school. STELLA P. ARRINGTON, Supprvisor Primary Schools. 158-ltd; ltw-p ' N O T fC E T Q P A R E N T S T A M P A ; BUSINESS COLLEGE BAKE ODD FELLOWS AND REDAKAH 8 PICNIC SUPPER Wednesday evening, Sept. 27, nt 6 o'clock, nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Lossing, corner Thjrd and Pine streets. Grand Master Geo. W, Scho field will be presbnt. All.Odd Fellows and Rcbckahs and ' their Vrlonds ere not only wclcomo hut' ore earnestly urged to attend^ Something good in words, the cavern door swung open and costly treasures lay at his feet. A la B aba murmured the magic “TfirKfT'f- You, too, have a n ; s e s a m e ” to the treasures of the world. Mt is ady;e^stn&r , , the door to countless comforts and conveniences you otherwise wpuld miss.' Fpr advertising will spread before you the Read the advertising and you W ay V H sv aaa ito K sfp W t h a v , LovhbK « r ? f e ? ^ s , iobTT! awsstasu of your soul Is o ms by tho spotless tint la your cbtrUb skin. I open product o f fields, looms and factoriest the wor.ld. over— m m m more interesting thing?. that,;m ake life easier,w happier, and more fruitful fo r you and your family. ’ There is ho .questiphihg the ,T*ea,l benefits that come. from regi^ay and, __ 1____ S A i k v L . columns. N o other,p; _/ . y a-i y . ' r e d i n g o f the advertising im h opirnomV yeiyou esuch economy *» r• » s • and kech satisfaction in every day guying. blsck' skin, 'these flgurek show,’ as the lab,,Norwbgisn agd Swedl^J »n’ S l ^ f ?it allandefinite°' over the L A T E RU8 BIAN A M B A S S A D O R T p ' was found among the Afro-. Polish and * showed thi We pay 4% FARMERS—I bava<juita’ a few cel- f Wan^ gr Daring i Shlh.. w m jk __________ h o o i t W Adrtidb* uh into Ubranes and shlfred'from hne vadsdl to AOother, Recently the Amertcan Merchant Na may yet have 1 to solve aom> Advertising is f a r tbo important to he overlooked �■ • . « ■'Jii SWtJj ‘ _ { T “S ) ‘ :' S' ' ■A ' Wm5J ____ _____ =o,*i» - "-Siirgr-i B = 1 — A Y „SE PT E M B = « « » l weeks, with a wholesale rallUn«fy house, learning alf the new idea* Wid wrinkle* in millinery. :=*~*— ■— = rw. NEGOTIATIONS IN FAR EAST ■ n m n in u n n iin iH u iin n m n in H u m in t M AY F A IL IS b ix •GlIANG CHUN, Sept. 26^—An Little Girl Arrives abrupt breakdown la emminent in the . Mi". and Mire. C. E. Hunter ere re­ negotiations here between Japan, the r W t»<* rtoltl*« r t their ---- flier* • » *— ’ ■* ceiving congratulation* of Moscow government and the far friends on tb& arrivnl of a daughter, . eastern republic of Siberia owing to R E D U C E D P R IC E S (Delivered) born September 23rd. MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED tho Russian demand that Japan im­ iitr •?sr* v » tr* ’ Mrs, Hunter- will be pleasantly ro ------ £ _ ............................................. $ 950.00 KNIGHTS MARCH THROUGHM? mediately evacunte thi island of SnkChassis memberod an Miss Olga Vihlcn. STREETS OF ORLANDO balicn. Bothdelegations, while await-'* R o f l d s t Cf A.JP.TfTt/ ITHoward P. Smith fi t - g j-yBSMiti .................................. 1125.00 jjf, and Mrs. . ing final instructions from their g o v " — * m . tb0 week end very pleasantly L IP the w ST. AGNES GUILD Touring ......................................... 1145.00 eminent a announced today that they tm Beach. i k N More than three hundred Knlghta m . DaytonaJ Mrs. Cria Matthews entertained the of the Ku Klux Klan, clad In the full were prepared to depart. ■ 4-Passenger S p o r t ........................... 1325.00 members hf the St. Agnea Guild moat regalia of their ord$r, paraded thru r it. Kirtiey, R.' E. Dea* 5 Coupe (Special) .....,......................... 1340.00 ijlejjrs pleasantly yeaterdny nfternoon at her tho streets of Orlando last evening, CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH MeCollooch were among the San* home dn .Elm. ave. / i* MONEY S Coupe (Stan dard) .......................... 1610.00 while hundreds of persons looked on. fotks nt Daytona Beach Sunday. The first part of the afternoon was _____ The Klansmen marched down . ’West S S e d a n .......... ,................................... ! 1715.00 devoted to business matters. Plans Church street, turned Into Orange [irks Katherine Wilson has returnCut out this, slip, enclose with be were made and perfected for a sub* In addition to usual W arranty a written guarantee on avenue and broke ranks in Eola Park; and mall It to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef­ i borne from Daytona Beach where scriptlon bridge party to be given performance is given to each purchaser of the Oakland 6-44. whore the Rav. C. A. Ridley, supreme field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your the gucat of her cousin was Wednesday evening Oct. 4th at the chaplain o f tho Klan, addressed an name and address dearly. You will Walter Morgan. 3E R V IC E Ofo P R E V IO U S M O D E L S AS W E L L A S T H E >* • ! Parish House, It wns also decided to audience which ran into tho thoua- receive in return a trial packago con­ NEW *V taining Ftolcy’si Honey amf T a r Com­ many t ,. ., v, , In line with members of Cherokee pound for coughs, colds and croup; ,Hy mid Mrs. Tom Gotaen wlfl Alter the blialneaa aesaton, eeiaton, the nievi'd to loam that Uaater Jack members spent the social hour sew­ Council, the local branch of the order, Foley Kldnoy Pills for pains in aides were' a number of* visiting members and bock; rheumatism, backache, ktd-. i n is H' wllh tyi)!)oid faver Bt ing for.the Christmas bazaar, painty who attended tho sessions of the state’ ney and bladder allmenta; and Foley £ 0 . in Lapland. — refreshments wire served by the 8ANF0RD FLORIDA. convention here. Extraordinary sig­ Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and hostess assisted by her sister Mrs. nificance atttached to the mooting Bit i*itfrsnd Mrs- Zcb Ratliff have re- Stewart. thoroughly cleansing cathartic for here, duo to tho presence of a number constipation, biliousness, headtchca. ,g«| from their wedding trip and Among the Guild members present of the imperial officers, including Col. and sluggish bowels. I now pleasantly ioctted at their Sold every­ were Mesdamcs J. N. Robson, M. William Joftcph Simmons, of Atlanta, where.—Adv, on Magnolia ave. • ■ Minarik, Gwynn Fox, Clarke Leonarthe imperial wizard. ■ dy, John' Leonard!, Ai. Zlnser, R. W. ■ Moto Meters, Jacks, Pumps, Horns, Spot Lights, Spark Tho-crowds which lined the streets jin. o. I- Taylor returned to San■ Peat-man, J, R. Stewart, Wm'. Beld5 Plugs for AH Cars, Trucks and Tractors. Everything, for Sunday from Indianapolis Inl- ing, Ov J, Marshall, Chris Matthews in the down town'section of the city S the I h n Auto. Au t n .... v to, witness the parade burst into rip­ where she spent - the Jsummer^ and Rev. A. S. Peck. ples of applause frequently ns the lino away Mrs. Taylor spent sov : ji ■- ....---- !--------------■ Equip your Ford or Fordson Tractor with a ’ -re of white robed figures marched silent­ / .* NOTICE 3 Rush Timer Roller and save gasoline and ly by. Tho applause was prompted bjr The Daughters of Wesley of the “ declarations of principles" which Apples, per Peck S make starting E A S Y . Methodist Church will have charge of were inscribed on banners carried by Prayer meeting tomorrow evening. many of the Klansmen. Some of these J Hie Only Visible Gas Filling Station in Town.. Specinl music has been prepared. Dr. banners informed spectators that "we Burhans of tho Congregational stand for America first and all tho &. M orrill's Church will conduct the services. time," that “ we stand for tho teach­ Come and bring some one with you ing of English language in tho public Chowder, can and help swell .the crowd. schools," that “ we believe in white su­ . Tuea. Wed. premacy but arc tho real friends of the negro,” and that "wo are not antiCard Party DEALERS anything except enemies of our govJ The members of the St. Agnes emmont." The pnrude was marshall­ Doxsie’s Little Neck Guild will give n subscription bridge ed by mounted Knights. TirCs, Gas, Oils, Accessories ('lams, can party Wednesday evening October 4th, The Rev. Mr. Ridley discussed these nt eight o’clock at the l‘nrich House. principles nt length in his address at Road Service------------- Phone 447-W Phone Mrs. S. M. Lloyd ( 4f>) or Mrs. Eoln Park, which followed immediate­ J. N. Robson (28ft) for reservation's. ly after the parading Knights came FIRST STREET A T ELM A V E _____SANFORD, FLA . 160 Sat., Mon. and Wed. to a halt in front of the hand stand at Chesapeake H errin g the pouth end of the lake. He declar­ Hoc, per can ed that the KlnO hud been assailed un­ justly as opposing those who "because M of race or faith cannot be received In­ S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S Bro. P. M. Boyd reports meetings to its membership." COATS OF CAREFULLY starting off fine. Large attendance | "Tho Ku Klux Klan," tho Rev. Mr. J O H N G O V E , Proprietor SELECTED STYLE Modshale’s Kipperel anil great interest. Women whn arc thinking of Spring C E M E T E R Y W O R K A S P E C IA L T Y j Ridley Haid, "stands for America first, u se mnaCO.it* will la- interested in tiles 1018 West First 8treat 1018 West First B tre* Herring, can • ? last and forever, anil bccuune its memels. fashioned of the new tweeds and Lost Wednesday night the Epworth bprsbj|, |H restricted to white Amorirli ilis and interlined to make them Lcaguc hnd charge of Prayer meet t,an.l(0rn eiti*en« is no sign that it is Wr.iralde now The first model ill tan Pal" cloth is narrowly belted and has ing. We had a large number present nntj.anything, and, in fact, it i» not a./nappy collar which may 1«- worn and, nti^inleresUng meeting, , Miss nnlj.anything." high’ or low. Turn-hack cuff* finish lifornia * Sardines * in Carolyn Spencer wns leader. The spenker turned to a discussion the slctvcs. Medium size require* i League is nn enthusiastic class of tho public school system, and de­ yards 54-inch material. Tomato Sauce, can The (ur collar which trim* the young people. P E N N S Y L V A N IA AU TO TUBE clared that there are twenty-two second model is arranged to suit schools in the United Staten “ whore atmospheric conditions ami can be rc"Ton-tested," with each Vacuum Cup tire, cord or fabric* fo r Miss Elizabeth Mcisch is visitirvg not a word of English is taught ami nvivrtl at will, a* jsfe'kct* and collar limited period only. Prices lowest In history. Tubo is addi­ friemii at Tampa. of the fabric are Supplied also. To 3 not n word permitted to be spoken.” tional Baving. Buy noy. make the coat in mcduim size requires Tuna Pish, can H e touched upon the efforts of ene­ 4’/I yard* 54-inch Iwctxl Mrs. Unttic Tate is visiting her mies of thu Klan to discredit it, citing First Model Pictorial Review Coat son fr\ DeT>nnd this week. Size*. 14 to 20 years. Si Net %8fl the celebrated "expose” by the New Price,, fee. 35 cents York World nnd nttneks by other in Phone 481-J-105 Palmetto Avenue Secoind Model Coat No %83. I*. M. Boyd’s mother, Mrs. J. stitutions. Sizes, 14 to 20 years Price, J5 calls. Gorton's Heady-to-Fry I M.Mrs. Baggett and grnnd mother, Mrs. "Notwithstanding all the efforts of Hope of Tarpon Spring* are here on its enemies,’’ the Rev. Mr. Ridley ex Codfish, can a visit. claimed, “ the Klan goes on and it wilt ■ ■ M ■ ■ K ..p 1 ^ V ■ W V ■ H ® P W PI W P II 1 1T T I I I ■ t r" soon hnvc three million members." -■ v 1 ’: '■ 'W . v> Mrs. Romans Raynor is back after The chaplain prefneed his address mk spending the summer nt Gainesville with a tr|butc to prinndo and said Grepond’s Mayonnaise, and at the bench. She will teach in that the reception given the parading the Sanford schools this year. jar Knights wns "very gratifying." He wns frequently interrupted by np Next Sunday is a big day for tho pinusc, many of his statements draw­ Sunday 8 chool children for nt that ing cheers from the crowd. time the jlifferent classes go to their 1 ImpcrinI Wizard Simmons address Nice Cryers, pound new room. Twenty primary children en the delegates attending the con will receive Diplomas and go into the vention nt Lukcslde Park yesterday Junior Department. The Teachers afternoon. Following his address the and Officers are beginning the new local branch of the Klan was host at ] year with great enthusiasm and are a barbecue. ready to do all in their power to Selection of Orlando as state head­ make this tho biggest year this S. S. quarters for the organization wan an­ has ever had. nounced as n part of the convention's work. It wns also learned that 1,166 N e w lo w prices effective today Dop’t forget Prayer meeting Wed­ M ASQUERADE B A L L , members of the Klan attended the oncWKK M a r y , T H U „ S E P t . 28. nesday night at 8 p. m. The Daugh­ m ake O v e rla n d beyond, any duyyiosnion, this number inclining the * 156-3tc ters of Wesley are in charge nnd have local membership and the delegates invited Dr. {tarhans of the Conpreshadow o f doubt the greatest sent by other cities.—Orlando Senti­ J ht Herald Delivered to yow gatipnal church to lead which in­ nel. <' . ' , automobile value in America* 3r *nt days , weak for 16 cat jures a g rz fl gospel message hnd a good prayer meeting. The Prayer ANNOUNCEMENT! meeting is the pulse of tho church I am prepared to teach 1 st and 2 nd for A — Bargains and without prayer wo can't go on year classes in Expression. Any of to great' success therefore the nec­ N e w P r ic e * : Phone 58 Cor. Park and Commercial Mrs. Deon's pupils who wish to. con­ nUDSON RPBRDSTBR y - tl essity for attending these meetings T O U R IN G ini Model. ncw paint, new Urea, In tinue their work may either see me W«a ’ Now for. the- one purpose of our church Perfect condition $550 4525and of our pastrtr Dr. Walker is soul- personally or call- 425. This includes i K itt- - V£l- j Grammar School aa well L High saving .and anything abort of thal ROADSTER K0«D TOURING. 1921, * Now goal if worthless. L4( us bo In our School pupils. %v lVa> MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD. *-. ' Oood Condition ^ $550 $528 place Wednesday night. j’Vr’-fsT 15fl-2tc fl1 SEDAN v4 - -0,*HS 8, I.ATE MODEL Wat Now wTeachers and officets of Junior De­ A $W5 : $875 ' *int* *«<• Make fina Mra car. partment will meet Wednesday night 8 troat Farm Agency, 113 Magnolia Avenue:- Exceptional opportunity j <Aijr ‘ COUPE at 9:30 at the church before Prayer Wat ; No* for the man of small meaps to own a 'NTKRNa t IONAL TRUCK *-r ting. Please every Junior Teach$850 : $788. ^ half ton, body eab' * Important business to home, grow hi* own vegetables, raise poultry. 6 room house ph large lot, , thing, lata nodal ■ ± - - ,-'-r = r.-:*_ _ _ -3 r*-u If #=--* ~ €-f t-.J- 'rf y_?■.-^ , : ^ barn 25x20. Excellent soil. If desir, I ^ ^ k j ,iK 0 Sl*EKD.WAGO iusic at Prayer meeting ed adjoining vacant lot qan be bought r- ' f Eitra Largo peneer and Miss Lang will ting very cheap, giving enough land to a duet, “ Abide With-Me" and Mra. raise a large Dock of poultry, Within jT o & ■ ■ WRI’UBLIC t r u c k , 1-TON' Boyd will render a violin solo. Tell a year the proceeds from eggs alone ^Toled o would 4>ay for this piece and leave a Model. •taka body, etc r friends, t Bring k 1; ■ y iM X j ou, the bank. On hard road. 20 I ■ ,*a ( ............ J^ sbove Far, amt ■ r 1 ffT Sanford, |500. 2300 Oregon rY -fcv* r W.Vrri Sa tlQt® and w»f ba iM f r ~ Wee, .r ,T . wc are askli da * * .-* _____; -akj .— r M ji3 * •. ■ ^ s .r ^ , U E fig S S iiK f [ Kent Vulcanizing Company Daily Fashion Hist s 65c urn ham l Clam Frank Akers Tire Company 30c 30c 2 0 cand 3 5 c METHODIST NOTES 40c 25c [ Blue Fin 25c 25c m 35c J ,r 40c L P. McCuIIer N0LE OVERLAND CO. S LE i l M Sanford m < Dodge g f y No, 3 m < i\<Cv- ‘ - - ■* mmm ; - . � 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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SANFORD, FLO R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y . SEPTEM BER 27, 1922 REMAINS OF I0MS0N ' ’ ‘ Blr, * |v ‘' W h i l e F j f M.-i“ GREECE A N D T H E G R E E K FLE E T H A S G O N E tO V E R TO R E V O L D i n a ^ I S T S • ■ t » fertile BHItaS « n i T « l ? W .t d i of AQifed Nations Tfc» r w i). LONDON. Sept 27— A'Central #tws dispatch from Athena tlmit g;30 t h i n morning, says King C o n s t a n t i n e signed the abdication itttt* without reservation. i.i PARIS. Sept. 27.— Vice-Admir­ al Andrew T. Ixntg o f the United sui<- Navy. Commander of the American force* In European wat­ er*. ha* tone to Constantinople to direct naval operation* nhould in) become necessary In partldpit ion with foreign squadron* it « « stall'd here today. B I.ii\DON. Sept 27.— Reuter’s Limited «ays authoritative news kur 1M'l'ii received of the abdica­ tion id King' Constantine of (if re*«• |u\|»uN. Sept. 27.— A numbn nl i.rcek warships and trans­ port- ill tuned by revolutionists ks«r M i the Island Mytiiene, o(T thrm.ist <>f Smyrna, and are procctnlinc toward Athens, according to nu-'iige* from authoritative Horn- received here. |M\|toN. Sept. 27— The Greek fleet h.i- gone over to the revohiinni-t*. who announce every offirer and member o f (he crews »rr wt'.ilh with them, according to x i - rii r,iI News dispatch from Athen- The movement which is heaiicd- l>\ Colonel Gonatas is nikini: headway in all directions. CONS I XNTINOI’ LE, Sept. 27. —\Nhit. Vnnlollan cabinet is sitlinr at Smyrna, completing its rrpb to the Allied note, the Vari- Mili-r army continues fevrn-h <onrent ration roops on the Isiiinl and Chnnak lines. MusU|iha hemal Pasha has eleven hundred men in Kum Kaleai, at the mouth of the Dardanelles, fi»c thousand at Adramyti, fifty milrs southeast' Ghanak, ten thou-.iml m intervening Sanjak ol hjr.i—i. and considerable forc­ es in other areas. «f»' IW T IN O P L E , Sept. 27.— R Thr I■r.t. h general, Sir Charles HnrTil "■mmnder-in-chief of the F- Allii.t l... ,.s here, hna ordered the Turk.,q t|H. nouj rn| tone around iki Ih.f.lamdies. He hns sent an ultl■'tt»tum t. Mustapha Kemnl Pasha at Saiyriju. ill nving 18 hours for with(.■ "ra'‘ l1 "f the nnUhnalista* cavalry dc­ f Li hment>, which have occupied Kum ;.Mhc entrance to the Dardan•*|cs. a* well as Eren Kcul, to the •outhwist nf I'hannk nnd Bigha. Thi- •ul,on was taken by Goncrai lit. rMngt,in .,ftor several roqueata had bter mu.i, by the British commanders ^ i lhl ,r l!» mentioned that the Turk• f..r , withdrnw and after tho ‘•fks t.h,i iK-gun to entrench. Likcr-. **• ,h” Uritifih troops are'throwing l‘,ltr*',"'hmcnta, erecting barbed ent*nglcmenta and making every •. Ptcparatior, both for defense and an L ’. 'ensivc movement if that bocombt ■ i^ m a r y . * Ypitrrday it was announced, that the '*lve* nn‘l families of the allied ofr ou,(1 rpnuln lit Constantinople »W 80mo of ^ ra M | ; “u* o f ‘ >,e.dty and other. aent l° dc,’* rt' Thl* carries its own . Pi ficancc. Precautions to prevent been W rwk ‘n lho C°P ,U1 ^ J rolleMie e ie lt over _•-R u b ie d but rome renei f for, rmnV? in Ch*n*k pf British re-lni ja.jj.. < nr>d the announcement that navn!-««tlt were on the why e “ ' ^stantinopie.fr • ' from I ° r n ‘iostroye, 10 dually t ^orce, cou|d '" 4 W'(iK: »ffl(T r U S . TREASURY t I Each Other Pending Action apt c c. tWQrs A w a it the C a ll o f Leader TORESTRICTSALE ?f1 — r f:----I . WATSON T « BEST AT ' X a ^ W j NUMBER H i (B y T B s A i w t l i t r l P ress) i n^ARYNGS1 b N PRQPQaAL W IL L BE R E S U M p iT ; N E X T MONTH -. m 1 ' i l (t IN la to M n . Watson from all parts o f ih « • #country. M ■.* ■ I t* 1*1 A T L A N T A . Sept. 27.— (a the hllla and valleys of Georgia, where men IN TE R S TATE COMMISSION MAY Tentative Plans Call for Conblfollow the, furrow to earn their daily bread, it ia estimated that fifty thous­ nation of All Southeastern 8TOP A L L P R O F ­ and followers o f United 8tate« Senator Thomas B. Watson, who died yester­ Trunk Lines ITEERING ' day, today.are leaderlesa—offe^jny ,to some man who can win their faith and admiration an'opportunity to became the dominating power in state politic*. ( D r TBs Associate* Proas) (B y The Associate* P re ss) Tomorrow afternoon In the littla. village of Thomson the last rite* will be W ASH ING TO N. SepL 27— W ASHINGTON, Sept. 27.— Ptclimsaid over the remains of the great chieftain. Throughout the state there in Hearings on proposals for the sadness over the senator’s death with both political friends and enemies alike innry steps will ^>c taken by tho In­ consolidation of railroads, partic­ -; ni expressing regret and sympathy to the ^rravi-d family at "Hickory Hill." 1 terstate Commerce Commission to­ ularly in the Southeast, will b« day to restrict the solo und* resale of resumed next month, it wa* an­ coal by individuals'on the line of dis­ nounced today at the Interstate tribution between mines and ultimnte! Commerce Commission before it* * consumer back and forth selling held J examiners who will sit in a num­ responsible for pyramiding prices nnd ber of Southern cities. On'iOCpractice said by officiuls to he suscep­ tober 16 sessions will be called at tible of elimination through regdlftMobile; October ibth, at Jackson­ ?! tions preventing cnrlonds of coal be­ ville; October, 19th, nnd 20th at ing reconsigned from one shipper tq Atlanta and October 21st at Co­ another after each sale. lumbia, S. C. Tentative plans of W a s h i n g t o n ; Sept. 2 7 — Quoting the statement of President Harding in his veto message on the bonus bill that the treasury faced u deficit in 1923 of 1660,000,000, Representative Byrnes, o f South Carolina, Democrat­ ic member o f the appropriations com­ mittee, snyB in an extension of re­ marks to be printed today in the Con­ gressional Record, that "it annihilates the lenders of his pnrty in congress who huvo been declaring that the re­ ceipts and expenses of the government have been balanced." According to the President, says Mr. Byrnes, they inck $060,000,000 “ of be­ ing balanced, and it itf certain the government must continue to borrow Presiden t and C abin e t Firnl They H a v e N o .Juristo meet its ordinary expenses, with diction measures now pending providing for additional appropriations," he de1dares, the deficit named by the pres­ (lly The Asaocinled Press) ident will tie increased to $S5l),00)1,000 I- f..t coul rabatiil liqum W ASHINGTON, Sept 27. Curtail-1es, ("the largest over tin-urged by the ’ menl of the ncti'ities of American w 1nm twelve miles of the const line treasury in time of pence." 'prohibition enforeement officers on h; i .. iiinlertakcti (»y prohiliition of Touching on appropriations for the |,iK|, v,.„s was | upon ye* fi .i. r the ilirceteMi iif customs ....... . _ _____ _Harding .. and his oi ’ j*. 1- and under a more than con shipping board, and the likelihood of terday by .President taking ii|» the merrhant marine legis- cabinet. t» 11 c’l-tnms law Tin* executive .nlvimtk look the view thal lalmn at a sjieeinl session. Mr ..> rnes Search of foreign veisels for con-'.ni shvs consideration heretoforo was trnbnnd lii|Uor outside the internation-, th • w.-rc some authorization* in thi« postponed because of the "diw losurc „| t|„CP mile limit may lie made hero-11. -•Lit of harmony with interfinlionnl that the nilmihistration had annminc- j ftf|,.r> it was stated, authoritatively In and which, if carried out, prnbnbed n new policy— that the constitution ju„|y j„ the event that the vessels nc- •> .. hi 1,1 involve tin- United States m follows the flag to the three mile Inn tuully establish eoinmuniealnni with in* i oat ion nl embarrassments. eiruinlinn.H in aeconl with the dt* it only. Ameriemi shores l>v iii.-.ni' >•( utu.i I "The American people, regardless l:V „ crews or small boats. Search Un cl: >n of the cabinet ami affecting tin LIQUOR ON HIGH SEAS WILL BE SAFE FROM ATTACK BY THE GREAT DRY NAVY the commission call for combin-' ing nil the Southeastern trunk line railroads into u major region­ al systems. H olds Petition by Riley In su fficien t Illy T h f % \ mmltr la f r 4 l ' r r a « ) I’A I.I.A IIASSEE, Sept. 27. H<ti The Daily H era ld l ull 1 Mvers. attorney for tin- hoard i -> W ill H a v e R eturns ■•I .n inly coinmi.-isioiiers h/is address From W o rld Series to the clerk of the hoard a letter advising that in his opinion the peti A- usual the Daily Herald will give . •ion fill'd with tiie clerk requesting It the news of the World Series next r? K Itile) to become u candidate for 'it the office of state superintendent is Week and have the game by innings, • • 5,:not a xi.ffii lent lompluince with the . . . . • ... '} the information that the fans will law. Mr. Myers Iutter to the clerk i, a- follows "I am of the opinion wnnt It will be the same service giv»I en last your and will lie the Associated that the petition filed with you re i Piess stud which means it will be ot| questing it it Riley to become a can the spot und absolutely authentic, o f their views on prohibition," iie j(jcr such circumstances was Uphold customs service ns well hr the pro illilate»for tlm affii'e of state superini Home over to the Herald office and Adds, “ will Wnnt to know of Rrpuhli-! ri.(.,n||y by Federal District Judge hildtion bureau will be issued as soon tendent of public Instruction in tin last •geneyal election to be held November. cons in congress why they nppropri- M „rton at Boston, in the cose o f tie n- pinrticnbbi. it was stuted the bulletins are set on the muchlnoB night at the treasury. The customs 7, 1922, is not a sufficient compliance atwl money for certain employes to British schooner Grace nnd Ruby. At the news will he given out in front o f rvice will lie affected, it was cx- with section 256 of the revised general ixB arrest the citizen found within 'ho appeal in that case hns been taken t< the office. All of tHim new* will bo three mile limit with n quart of Whis­ the supreme <ourt and it was stated a plained, because the prohibition c r u i s - , statutes to require Jiis name to l.e given in the Daily Herald each after* key in ‘hi* possession, and at* the decision would be hnstened. <rs are under the personal direction of placed by the county commissioners noon. “ A 'iii wirne time voted* money- for the ship­ Foreign vessels outside the three a customs official who decides what on the official Imllot to he used at the 'Va i. ping board to enable qther employes of mile limit unloading their cargoes <*i action shall lie taken by it in every general election to be held Nov. BIG IHHtr IN PRICES |Then* is no provision in the Inw that the government to sell liquor on ship- (contraband rum onto craft from Am ,.aae o n i n k o i . i i s Mo i i i l b Activities of customs authorities authorizes lhi* to lie done on a petiping hoard ships beyond the three mile erienn shore* would not come within SAYS VOI.IE W IL L IA M S thr federal law, in the view of high within the twelve mite limit*, officials l ;"n with only typewritten signature* I limit." iiilministrution officials. The Amen explained, huve i»een governed »•> and sworn to ir^ the pnrty requested to ( Volie Williams, of the Williams' Gacun cruft undertaking to land the i whether a fonogn craft committed be a i andidate t«> lie a true copy of OKI Ft'HRS AR R IVE bited in rnK,’» happy over the fact that tho AT KEY WEST trabund, however, would he subject t<> an “ overt" act. it was explained that the petitions or pat:t:or ,Id ,?"^bllea hn; u l“ ken * FOR PRISONERS search and seizure. 'any attempt to land liquor or to break behalf of hi, candidacy! The petition |Pricu“ O" lf0 1 and ^ ol " tnkp!' » " *d vertisem e»t, Enforcement o f the prohibition net out n contraband cargo for londing contemplated by the Inw is in my judgK EY WEST, Sept. 27.— Detective at sea, which for some-time has been into other craft from shore had been ment the original petition with the nc-l,n the 1>ni,y H" a,d todoy 10 <,Uotc ^ These prices cover the Sergeants Connolly and. Condren ar­ the subject of diplomatic exchanges ■regarded a* "overt” acts. Roth nl- tual Signatures of the petitioners sign- J" f w Pricea the well hul,t rived here this morning witth extrhlTi between the American anil British ways ijnve been considered us nn nt- ed thereto. Very respectfully. Fred! ,,lp lino o f known Old-mobile factories nnd tho tion papers from Governor Hardee for governments, occupied much of the [ tempt to avoid the customs laws, it T. Myers, attorney for hoard of coun1prices will sell the cars. Voile goen ty commissioner*. Ernest Rosenbaum und Harold Hav­ time of the cabinet. Search of for , was stated. |to Jacksonville this week to bring It is believed that the petition will en, officers expect to leave Key West bark a bunch of tile new model* and he returned t<> .Mr. Riley to afford him tomorrow for Buffalo with the pris­ i he will hnve something classy to show an opportunity to file *uch a petition oners. Rosehaum is wanted in conyoU in the new Oldsmnbilc models at a* will meet the olijections raised to netion with the munler of police lietu the greatly reduced prices. Rend the the one returned. nant Steck of Buffalo and Hnven on the Daily Herald for further announcechnrge grand larceny. advertisement in this issue nnd watch Contem pt o f C ourt monta. • *** against any nationalist attempt, is A g a in s t A tto rn ey s highly encouraging nnd accepted hero JACKSONVILLE TO • nr, voicing the opinion of the officers at Ft. L a u d e rd a le STAM P OUT DENGUE SOLD A T REDUCED PRICES AND in general. S A II) TO BE N E PH E W OF W A T E R ­ SUFFERED THE CON­ (Hr Thr AaiO fUtH Press) “ We aro prepared," he said. “ Wu (D r T h s'A ssse lsIe * Press) TOW N LUM BER­ SEQUENCES FORT LAUDERDALE, Sept. 27.— can prevent the Turk from crossing JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 27.— Or- rys M AN Contempt of court action nkninst A t­ gnnjzed wnrfsro was declared today the straits and invading Thrace and <I l r T h e A .a o rta trd P r e a a ) torneys Baxter & Chnncey nnd Far­ by Jacksonville. city henlth official* cun successfully keep hi mout of C6nTAM PA , Sept. 27.—The gasoline (i)jr Tfcr A .a o r U I r d I'r r a a ) rington & Hall, representing Kenneth upon the epidemic of dengue fevar, stontinople." . > JACKSONVILLE, . Sept. 27.— Al filling station of J. D. Branch near DuUois of Now Pnltz, Y., whoso which hns bocn prevalent here for tho * *' i' ..i-’ * , ..{)* i •’ — .— a Jernignn, 28, committed suicide nt a Oak Park was dynamited during the mother, it is nlegcd, left her property pn*t two months. Unjfbr tho leader­ LONDON, Sept. 2 7 ,-K in g Constnnlocal hotel by asphyxiation. Jernignn, c***ly hours today and was completely nnd bonds to George Peacock of Mi­ ship of City Henlth Officer W. W i tlno has abdicated in' fuvor of the ■ V ' • ■ . I I a ' <I a >i I v n X m i C t ill * n I ft* who is said to he n nephew o f a prom- destroyed. Sheriff Spencer, who in­ ami, wus started last night when McDonald and with $6,000 appropriatcrown prince, according to nn Athens inent lumberman of Watertown, Fla., vestigated tho explosion will offer a Judge Davis, signed sumons papers at el last night at a meeting o f the eity dispatch to the Central News yester­ left a noto stating thnt whiskey had reward of $200 for the artest nnd con­ Talm Bench at the request last week commission Inst night the campa day. ' r . been the causa of all his troubles and viction o f the purpetrutqp. It is suid from Jjudgo Davis* directing DuBols’ will be begun at once. A drive __ asking forgiveness o f a young woman Branch incurred tho enmity o f other attorneys to turn over to Peacock st mospuitoes whlchc aro genetaUy ATH ENS, Sept. 27.— A crisis is aaid to bo employed by a telephone dealers by selling nt a reduced price. three thousand in bonds which were considered d a ' the chief contrlbuti • 1 . ■ rapid!/ developing. The king has pro­ Company. given up by Peacock “ undor duress." cause o f the malady whlchc fo r s r claimed martial law. Eight thousand ORLANDO A G A IN S T REAPPOR■ •■ ■ ..... ................ .. oral weeks has stricken Jacksonville's troops at Salonika have revolted, in . TIO N M E N T ' M INE DISASTER I’ ROBE LOTTERY FRAUDS populace in all walka o f life. ’ A slatirifc eta a change in the govern­ ■ ., . * —■■ “ A or portion o f .tho $5,00 nppropiattoo ment. 1 . ORLANDO, ScpL 27.—By q unan . , 1 tm Th* Au m U IH P r f « l ( l i r The Associate* Press) will be used to purchase oil with wl . Section* of the army in the Eagan JA ON^ Sal., Sept. 27.— T. G. imoua vote, the ie Orlando Chamber o f H A V A N A , Cub*., Sept. 27.— NorIsland^ also have revolted. They de­ Nefrich, district attorney of Amador Commerce today, pledged tho support bdrto Alfonso and - Ajfredo Znyaa, to cover atandlng water 'dhd'the mand thi>' the Iking abdioa' ’ ciunty, who is quoationlng withneaa- o f its membership to a movement de- former director and aasitant director, pwvment o f numerous extra sanitary Tho army in Thrace deipanda that es nt the inquest in progirsa here on slgncd to defeat the r*-approtlonment •respectively, o f tha national lottery, patrolmen .in an effdrl' to m ire J the king Join the irm y there,.' lh* Argonaut gold mine fire August upon at the forth-edming election. with 10 others are charged with fa l­ oughly inspect tljd dtyQn. the Int ’ •. *. Greek ministry haa sealgned. 27. ih k h resulted in the death of 47 Speakers denounced the Amendment sification o f public document^ in in­ of healthful conditions. • .| ,, i ; C l I ^ . ; • • • >•». ■ • ... r VeryMroporlant chahges are impend­ workers, issued a signed statement in as '*nn attempt to satisfy tha demands dictments made public today by ^Ing"V IB R A T IO N S CAUSE ACIIB8/' ing biit present indications aro that a which he criticised the board of di- of the people of Sou^h Florida, with­ istrnte Mario Montero,, special judge peaceful solution o f the crisis will be Tectora o f tho mine. His statement, out prsnting them a single conces­ In the lottery frauds investigation. I B r T l » A x w r t l M P r v s s ) }• Jound. h? explkined, was, based upon testi­ sion." Orders for the1detention o f the two CHICAGO, Kept. 27^-Vibfatipt mony o f witnesses at 'the inquest - • “ officials first named wftro issued two the atomnet) not in harmony with N, Sept. 27,— Anxiety is ro- restorday. ^ -, . v NORFOLK. Va., ' Sept. 27.— Four weeks ago,’ but neither has been ap­ reat .of.the ibody caused the ache, ' to the evident reluctance battleship* and moro than a acore of prehended. Their imprisonment cording to Dr. Albert ^brama, o f o f the l^pmaliat officials to order the NOTICE ■ dcriroyers had "lost themselvea” to­ without*ball is no*f ordered. Among land Stanford University, , apeak withdrawal of 'the Turkish cavalry day on the southern drill grounds the other eight indicted Are Eduardo, before the Rational Vsociatldn .h o C h .n .1 . « . n . I n . t t . t o r t where, to morrow morning.-weather Eacoto, chief eftirk, «n d Enrique Cal- physical Research. , Each j' ilia *' Instead or withai^wing,. an* ■-.tlii-r, a squardron of naval tor- Icjaa, assistant poymaatar o f the lot­ htaod has Its. vthrations, he i ^ ,1.000 hSt plppe* wilt seek them out atid tery department, both -of discordant wave* aro felt a* m FILLING STATION YOUNG MAN NEAR TAMPA IS KILLS SELF IN DYNAMITED JACKSONVILLE I'the borderf row Bigha. .V’ .s.’ts • • • • • * ' - . �P AG E SIX i ass=a j» « ^ to to to to C l< »lflr f''A i)V 'fc . Hm . N o s 4 taken for leas than Uc. and poaltirely no classified ad# charged to anyone. Cash most accompany all order*, .C a in t five word* to a line and remit accordingly A. W. Smith o f Jacksonville has nrrived in the city and will be the loca manager of the now Seminole Over­ land Co. Miss Anna Mason has returned from a pleasant trip to Atlanta anc other points and will be at-home for the winter season. FOR SALE Herbert Smith o f DeLand was a business visitor to the city today. He F*OR SALE — Hulck h-'roadatcr, $200, in’ the DeLand Agent for Overland Grow p t U . * * lO/Xlarage;»< 16«-7tp arid Wiilys-Knlght jars. .- ■ •* frOR SAL&-1921 WHly» Koikht totxr- y- » '>• ' \ y r ' ■“ ing car. Excellent condition. I f . L. Haight, o f Altamonte and Mr. Wicland at OvcrlamT Garage Orlando and Sanford was in the city eall 68. • 150 today on business connected with the F o B-,*6AL £— Rug*/ refri gerntor, bed new Seminole Ovtfrlnnd C o.' all practically new avenue. FOR S A L E — Bed room furniture, cor­ ner Eighth and Laurel. 165-2tp FOR S A L E —Two celery seed beds; sixty yardj long, ready to be set. See W. R. Bates, Moore’s Station. ' Mr. Willya referred ttr settlement o f' the railroad and mine strikes as one o f th0 g r c ltr ttb e n e fit ! the natljbn*has had In m'aiiy year*. r 1 WnVye-Ovorland Company to (Ate'lhia year lias completed th eproduction of more cars ' than the *en­ tire year's schedule* called fot1/* Mr. Wlll$f8fWntfniicdi' “ And wo h w e Just completed'the largest July^and Au­ gust production in our plant history. " I t 1is tHla unpreccdont production Which has made possible tha lowered production costa whicK are our new prices. G H T THOM AS Down to 8JTtoday and cvqry- PS tiling is lovely’And'tranquil to and pedco and prosperity, to Now' is the tlmo to build a to great city here. Have you to joined the Country Club to yet? ’ ' ‘ to than evpr before. , ' 5:40 A. M. SEPT. 2«, 1922 to Mr. Parish has been laid o ff about Maximum ............. 1 82 to two weeks with a dislocated knee. coal and are not afraid that the cost Minimum ________ <58 to 1 Mr. Heraey; and M n T Street, are o f coni will compel us tp slacken our Range ............._____...... 72 to building a new house fo r Prank Ev. production one iota. W e are' going Barometer — .........„....3O.10' to nnq, ode of the many he has. ordered ahead with all the energy we can Rain ...........— ----- .08 ' Pa hnUt» ; . command, planning for. the biggest Northeast and cloudy. Pa The. new siuting j rink ia ■ coming business in our history and which we ’ ■f . ‘ - : * •»? . ■t o right along,-the best o f luck to Its pro­ know la ahead of ua.” . to to t o 'ft a ” lto 'C 4 't o " t o . M " M m oter* It prpves ;w h a t'E 'h a ve a l­ ways said, nothing can stop good-old * BIG M A S Q U E R A D E B A L L , BIG M A S Q U E R A D E to to ** to to* to to to to to to to to to to L A K E M A R Y , THU., SEPT. 28. L A K E M A R Y , TH U., SB . , . f/.v* I5fi*3tc Baumel's Specialty Shop Fall Opening Today Draws Many Smith in search o f a C ook will be Many Beaattfn! Styles In Dresses and seen -at the High School Auditorium M illin ery Being Shown * • tonight and after Smith has found his cook he will give away some val­ Among the early fall openings uable prizes to the lucky holders o f Snnford is the Baumel’s Specialty tickets. Be at the High School Audi'. FOR S A LE — White willow baby car­ Shop that started early, this morning riage cheap. 608 Myrtle Avenue. and will continue until six o’clock to­ _____ 156-2tp If business along every line ia night. The store was prettily decorat­ FOR SALE— Porto Rico sweet potn showing the speed thnt the printing ed for the occasion and presented n toes JI.50 per bu.—T. A. Ecklcs business i showing they shiuld be most pleasing appearance making a Route A, Mecca Hnmmock. l65-3ti gettin g along fine. 'he Herald hnd fire setting for the wonderful gar­ Ull S A LE — $05, Oakland cut-down I lo Put two ‘**,rn men this’ week self starter. 520 West First Street to keep up with job work and the ments and hats and accessories of all newspaper and Haynes & R atliff kinds. There is always something new have just, shipped in a new Miclc under the sun hut it seems thnt in the F o b SAI.K Ford Sedan, cheap, in Press for Just work in the job de­ dress ami millinery business there is good condition, 1021 motor. Three partment that will run 6,000 impres­ something new all the time and this almost new tires. Address “ Sedan" sions per hour. There is no need of season is no exception to the rule. for particulars, price and terms. anyone sending their printing out of There are beautiful draped dresses in 155-0tp Snnford with four good job offices the new uneven hem lines, the new 8 IX T Y TH O USAND STR AW BE R RY h->re to take care of it. circular skirt and other innovations' Plants from northern stock, $4.00 on the new fall dresses. Some areper thousand, f. o. h. Lake Monroe. with beaded girdles, trimming o f braid s -()v e rla n d Fla. M. Doyle. 154-2fltp and metal ornaments. The colors onSm ashes Prices black and brown in the solid colors FOR SAI.E A combination home ami income pr< perty. Eleven rooms, with the brighter Bulgarian und Itus close in, modern, arranged for apart­ Popularity of Otrrland and Willya sian effects. The wool dresses arv in Knight Car* Cause of Prire Cut ments or furnished rooms. Reasonable tailored rout effects and three piece \4 ill) n-knight are Cut to price.—Geo. W. Knight. 154-tfc costumes. The drosses fashioned by Lowest Mark of History the Peggy Paige artists intenirct the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 156-2tp FOR S A L E —1 Ford Car, 5 passenger; 1 Ford Truck worm drive. Both in good condition. Real bargains.— N. H. Garner. 155-2tc A drastic cut in prices of Willys !wort Knight and Overland automobiles ef- beinj fective September IHth, was atinouncCo oil by John N Willys. President of with the Willys Overland Company on thro' Saturday September lllth. aleev The reduction in the selling price , repi of the Willys Knight brings that car’s |„.||n er m*w price to the lowest levels at which any \ car equipped with a Knight motor ever was sold. | SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. See Under thevnow list prices the Wil- „ Thigpin. StLtfc >|y•a-Knight 5 passenger touring enr, ,, F o r S ALE Ensy terms GO , acres,, w Inch, during the spring of this year s . flowing well land 10 aerj. cleared, •« •Id at $1,525 and more recently at y at rchfa*Knhly low price if sold now. $I,.’176. is now to be hnd at $1,235. 1,, —A. I*. Uonnelly A Sons 148-tfe The Willys Kflight 5 passenger ,. Sedan is reduced in price $145 from FOR SALE New five room hou.-y-, rmer pine of $2,01*5, making its (| two und uiu half aciis and, one acre present cost, under the new list „ tiled, sleeping jHirch aid luige rooms, . .. “ i8 I prices, $1,U50. Tho W illya-Knight f every convenient — I- Connelly Si Sons. . 148-tfc roadster, formerly $1,350 in cut to $1,- „ 236 and the Willys-Knight coupe from (j $1,875 to $1,705. j, The Overland enr is reduced to I $525 for the touring model and the roadster to the same amount front FOR R E N T then former price of $550. T h e1 eolipe Is dropped from $850 to $705 s| and tin- Sedan from $81*5 to 876. . At these new prices, theWillysj^j n n n r c N T r.urnished room,*also a Knights and Overland cars offer n ’ , storage room, i l l I’nrk Avenue. number of improvements and refine-)^ 152-Gtc 1ments which add materially to thojr ^ FOR RENT— Two apartments, now |value and which have been big factors ^ has and up-to-d-ite; well furnished.— in the trcnicnduuH demand which • v< Cates Apartments. BG-tfc made the new prices possible. The . FOR RENT— A nice country homo. Overland touring car nnd rondster _ garage, ncctylcno lights, $40 per models are equipped with nil steel bodies, have a baked enamel finish month.—A. I’. Connelly Si Sons. nnd ride on the famous Triplex ! 140-tfc Springs. They are nlso equipped with ^ FOR R E N T —Rooms and kitchenette. new and heavier rear axles, thus add- ^ —Shirley Apartments opposite post ing to the weight in the rear system. office, upstnirs. 28-tfc John N. Willys, president o f the m FOR RENT Apartment, two, three Willys-Ovcrlnnd Company who re­ or four room-. Also extra room, all turned direct to Toledo last week a f­ furnishing, yer, children are welcome. ter a brief trip abroad expressed 1011 Oak Avenue. Phone 288-L-l. must optimistic views over business 151-Gtc conditions abroad and at home and snld prospects for the coming year *4* W ANTED never appeared brighter to him. W A N T E D TO H E N T -S m .ll hoiur, . “ Every circumstance points to a nicely furnished, close in. Box 640. rapidly increasing pjrosperity and to 153-4tc improve business conditions/’ said W ANTE I)-4*ositlon ns housekeeper Mr. W illys. “ Conditions In virtually in A small family. Prefer place all parts of Europe aro not nearly so sr^ere will have general management. bad ns they are painted and over Address “ Housekeeper*’ care Herald. here we arc getting settled'some of the-fundamental problems which havo . . .____ 166-8tp W IL L GIVE P IA N Q LESSONS held up business progress. „ ‘ W AN TE D — Ford'w orm drlvo truck for cash. Address Oviodo Ladder Miss Anna Mason ralumcd horns Makers, Oviedo, Florida. ’ 166-3tp WANTF.D— Mart-ied lady or widow after n summer’s vacation spent In with selling ability, excellent prop­ W A N T E D — Experienced farm 'hand, Georgia and will open a studio for good house to Uve in— M. Hanson, osition to right'pnrty. Phone 9103 be­ piano pupils at her home on Magno­ Shoe Repairer. 165-Gtp tween 1 and 2 p. m., Tuesday and lia avenue next Monday., Miss Mason 155-2tp E X PE R T BOOKKEEPER and' oc‘- Wednesday. Is a Sanford girl who has mado good countant desires a .permanent con­ W A N T E D — Ford Sedan for a n«W in her chosen profession being a Bulck.— N. H. Garner. 155-3tc nection with an established firm. Any graduate o f Andrew College at reasonable.^ffer.syiH’ bo acceptable W AN TE D — One or two unfurnished Cuthbert Georgia and a musician of where therti \s-s'chance fo r promo­ rooms, suitable for bedroom or light note. Her many Sanford friends will tion. Address Bookkeeper care of the housekeeping rooms. Address “ D. .C, be glad to lekrn that lhe will make • Herald. 166-2tp G.’’ care o f Herald offloe. 162-tfe b*r hom# In Sanford. . ! ' v-:7 K '■h cS Lake Maty^ r e ^ a ^ W tt^ ^ r rate seemed to know th Harris was not the U d appeared to be when it flung % into a place where hn comrfj pricked him I»«_httni ' that he h* SP straight. Thoms* Meighsa co-starred with p,nulitic Starke .XheodoroiKobcrts Alao^ 1 S N U B P O L I.A Itt) In “Llhlr :u ^ * show ers" Tomorrow—WoRry j,arr . Kirkwood and Marjorie [ ) „ /Bob Ua^pu,,* * flace* A W . » cotoedj. Mr. Durant's sub-division tm the .. •. .. 165-3tc %■ - - ‘ -11 ■ •? , »■ tr; !1 -,t east slfle o f the track i t sure growing fast, fire hew bungalows, new streets EBIglD E)|RH IH jaElim S EM IN O LE -O VE RLAN D ,C O M PAN Y laid out;, soon to be piped ftor w ater dances draw the elite uf lhe a u r , AMONG 'T H E - N E W *' F tlttlS And he is getting a light plant fo dapTO HE E STABLISH ED HERB p ly - electricity to hla householders. ng city’s and towns and (he fin* M idiia enjoyed by all Ukc Mary tm Great work Diidant,. .you’re bald* Among the changes in automobile worker and big booster fo r'th e town. denta from their porches. circles today is the: organisation of — Geo. Phillips, Nutcoligkt Mr. Sjoblom now has the whole the Seminole Overland Co./ with A . tbwn pipod fo r water, street lights'on W. Smith o f Jacksonville and H; L. Crystal Lake aVenue and haa improv­ BIG m a s q u e r a d e Haight ns the members o f the firm . ed Wilbur avenue; Goodheart avenue, L A K E MARY, THU., SI The new firm takes'over the interests First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth of George Wicland In the old firm o f streets. May the good work never Haight & Wicland the agents here cease. , ♦. ' ] ; * ‘ tor Overland and Willya Knight cars. Tha a« w mill is working overtime Mr. Smith has been In the automobile getting out lumber and is unable to business for many years and for the keep up with its orders for new houspast thirteen years has been in Jack­ here. Keop on bussing little saw­ sonville where he was for a Jong time For Florida Partly i mill, your song is music to my cars. the service manager o f the Overland iu north portion; show All the snowbirds ^ho roosted heTe Co., at that point and he is also fam­ South portion tonight Inst winter aro coming again this iliar with nil makes of cars and aside Wednesday winter and oodleB more that they have from being n snlesmnn is a first clnss raved to about our littlo paradise. automobile mechanic and known the game from- the time the first cars were manufacture^. The new firm HODGES & BARBER McMullen SHOP e OCTOBER RECORDS snioou/miK! the Hoys and (J nnd have their h Opp. Seminole Co. N E W S H E E T MUSIC ER PIANO CO. Who is Smith? P IA N O T U N IN G P H O N O G R A P H REPAIRS ■ ■■•■■asraBBBn BBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBaBB£55 S a n fo rd ’s N e w S to re------------------------- Phone 127 10 Stores In Georgia- men In Navy, Cardinal, Kelley, Buff, Oranere and White * ••• j n �THE SANFORD P A IL ' PAG E TW O That Polk county is p n m p i is .\pbsing as a democrat, ho never ho united by State highways that w ill . " w u in g P W ' h in OrUhdofe make possible thst delightful and inovidenctd by. the fact that she h a s t hestitatedMto oppose the policies o f hie first thriteen day* 0f this no#lb party be thought them wrong. timate acquaintanceship which alone tetal erf twenty-one batiks; With 40Kregatcd |20f,801. Orlando i, ^ He bitterly opposed the entrance o f can preserve to posterity the wonder- posits o f W filO , 478i>5, with a sur• pace In building that 1b BtUte fftos and profit* o f The the United States into the World W ar, ful heritage which'wc call Florida^ and his vituperation o f the democrat­ ■ The occasion for these reflection* town* and cities that contain these the other Florid* citie, B|tT / * ic administration was so bitter and Is a recent visit to the Old South, a l banka have only a population o f 80,722. take notice. prolonged that President W ilson-de­ revealed in that glorous country ex- U*ko Hamilton, with a population o f PL. j , gQ Lt T —‘ MU” -much less money. Then once eacl nied his paper the use o f the malls. tending between Thomasville. Monti 300, haa a prosperous national b4Ntti| r a U S m a s q u e r a d e K 1 . L U L A U D ------ I * » r e l * r r - T r « * » « M » ---------- -— ■' ---. ; L A K E M A R Y , THn Si PL. A. REEL_________ t i m n l l U u f f r month or so the combined bam But he started another and continued Cello and Tallahassee. Wide, smooth n * w l« t o ltlM P .M . would gather at one o f the cities am liis attacks, many o f wfilch exceeded highways run in all directions except with some two hundred musicians in virulence and bittomeas those for to the peninsular portion o f Florida would give concerts that would make which Eugene Debs served a term In but this omission is being made good the tourists el^ up and take notice. the federal penitentiary. Nothing ap- by tho construction o f State road No. sThis .will 8 ive the various citlfes a palled him, nothing checked his won­ 1 which within a couple -W years, good band alt the time becauso Mr. derful flow of sarcasm and bitterness. will bo hard surrfsced alj the way Ball knows his work ahd.be would The wonder is that he <could rastn- from Jacksonville westward to Madi­ be after good musicians all the time tain his influence In the rock-ribbed son. That road will open "the door to and could switch them at w ill. We democratic state o f Geargia, but it FlorhTn and act as a feeder to every section of tho State. * bcliye that he has solved the pro- never failed him. That people residing in the Upper Politically his history is an inters blem fbr good bands for central. Flor­ tier o f Florida counties and the conneating one. He ran fo r vice-president ida for nil time. We believe he has tiers v of southern Georgia are on a ticket headed by William" Jen­ solved the. problem o f local bands. eager to -U a v a l Into South F lo r­ nings Bryan,..and four yeans latas ioa ....JPEMBER t ; i e a s s o c ia t e d fo e a s Sanford haa taken hold o f the band — r T h e Associated JPrsoa Is exclusive}? question and will back it to the limit. president on the' populist ticket. He ida, can beat bb attested entitled to tbs use for rapubllcallon or from _ Georgia by the frequent expression o f the a il nsw a dlspstcbea credited to It or We know the kind o f band Mr. Ball was elected senator s e t otherwise credited In this paper when Thos. W. Hardwick was elected wish that there be provided, a sur­ gave us last season— It yrtn the talk and also the local news published o f ’ the |unds a n d a f f a i r s o f our o f the slate—and1we know whnt. kind governor, and contributed largely to faced highway down the State. Those i s % . < ■ it m . t . AJI H *h ta o f re-puhtloatlon o f special of a band he can glue -any o f the the latter's election. Two years later folks want to see what we are and dispatches herein a re also reserved. customers,, a n d o u r constantly in­ brought whnt we want Just as badly as we others cities. With proper encour­ Watson opposed him and c re a s in g -n u m b e r o f depositors is ' / - ought to want to sOe them and know agement of the home people in each about defeat. lie wtyi on author o f considerable whnt fine people they are. They have city and with a little money we can evidence th a t ' o u r m ethods are hnvc the best, music all tho time, and o note, and wrote a L ife 6f Jefferson n right tp this and so have we, so money will be spent with home people, which was more Watson that J e ffer­ why rnisc a rumpus about building Out in Bleeding Kansas a father we will be givin g the tourists Flori­ son, n Life o f Napoleon, and other roads in Florida that yrill act as a'com­ killed his son over nn egg. They da talent and we will be giving rtudies which ore little read’ In these mon bond of friendship and.brotherli­ must have a lot o f children to spare youngsters a good education in music. days, Ho was o f slight physique, but ness. * . out Ihere. of most intense and vigorous person­ What could be better? The day Is not far'distant When an ality. He began his career in tho interchange of visits will be easy, mat­ . "W h y Men Leave Home" is n now present congress by an attack on the ter io accomplish— a few hours' Jour­ PIFFLE , TUSH, 8LU91I play. One says it is beenusc he hates' management of the American army ney from the southern and middle to stay there alone.— Reporter Star. in France, but his charges were sections of Florida to the wooded hill* A CO M M UNITY B U IL D E R 'You arc n dam good guesser, Rnsite, founded mainly on hearsay, and fell with their winding roads, their com, or else you have inside information. flat. He delighted in vicious criti­ thi-ir rattle, their livestock; to Mont5 F. I’ . FORSTER, PresidspL. U. F. W1HTMKK Lwhirr ■ cism but contributed little to con­ ic*'!lo, to Tnllnhnssee, to Thomasvillc- ■ .V r r * - ;• "Lcnine Much Hotter; Works Four structive measures, although rural where dwell ns hospitable and kindly Hours D aily"— Headline. Heavens, we free delivery of mail is credited to people ns tho Good Lord ever creat­ thought he had died again!— Del.and him, while a member o f tho lower ed. No one can truly appreciate Flor News. house of congress, nnd will go fa r to ida who doces not know from personal And if he works ns much ns four offset some of his later opposition. -ajnsuoJi qa;j n|qt oouuiutunbou hours a day he will not live long. II will be remembered for that when house.— Lakeland Star-Telegram. his necentririties will hnve bcorrforHeadlines ihis morning say, “ Huge gotton. I’ eaee and rest to his ashes. M uyor’s P roclam ation Deficit Shown Facing the U. S. Tampa Times. Treasury.” Gosh, nnd we thought we were paying o ff the debt nil the time. It Is about time to leave for the woods and stay there. We are being taxed out of our hides. Isn’t the war over yet ? and Daytona and Eustis agtUolher points in this territory. Some o f tips ! visiy.n s from each band will ren­ der codderts. in Orlando, in Sanford and in the other titles making a fine band of experienced- musicians thst For Sale or Exchange Lato Model in Excellent Condition The Sanford Herald predicts the ex­ penditure of it million dollars for im­ provements in that city. The first million is the hardest. Tampa TriBurn*. Yes. we find it so hut now thut we have loosened up the million wc hope to make grinder progress to ward other millions B. & O. M OTOR SANFO RD, F LO R ID A Distributors for Hupmobile and Lexington Cars WHERE LIVES THE t>LI> SOUTH It does one good to get a breath of the Old South; there must ever be a wealth of sentiment surrounding the The Daily Herald will have some ves of those whose ancestors mnde announcements to make soon that uistory for us; those whose deeds of will lie good news to this section for hit airy, whose fine sense of Inmor, it will menu a lugger Minty »iu( Weekly whose devotion to duty und to trndiIlertlld guaranteed for ninny years to *'o.i will lust through the coming come nnd one of the best equipments years.. They go together and ..toyor Henry t in the state of Florida. The Her­ ald intends to stay ahead of the city nnd Pity Manager Ryan think so nnd1 Due could use the city of Tnlinhttse. toe dear old capital of Florida, aevent I y?nrs at l-ast all the time. have called a Clean Up. Paint Cp and We know that Sanford will be acjty of (■tie Prevention .Week all at the same a* the center of a circle, the cirvuniAnd when you think o f it. if Lienee of which would take in Qmn ten thousand ; f >ple in two years and limc wc ail paint up and clean "a our Imus 1y and Madison and Monticello in we will bi ready f ir them. scs and lots and get rill of a lot of hioridn and Thomnsvillo in Georgia Tom U nisun has passed The nibbisli wc arc really preventing fires and within confines yOil would today stormy petrel in politics he did some that might orgmate in rubbish heaps find preserved and even intensified, good by stirring up things hut he in the yards nnd in the attics nnd all the culture and all the tradition typical of tho .South o f the early was not constructive being rather of other out of the wny places. the destructive order of editors. We ' Ia*t us all join the mayor nnd city Sixties. claim it is not the best policy, and I manager in their good work and help! Candidly, the average resident of having tried both sides wc think we' know. However, we pass over what faults our friend ntny have had, we grant that he had plenty of courage and grit ami that he was onu of the, great men of the south and now that he is gone we write his faults on the sands and will retain his virtues on the tablets of our memory. Some good comes out of nil wars and liberty emerges triumphant from the red ruins or revolution. Turkey Tuns rampant over the cost and Greeks defeated are in the revolu­ tionary stage today the Greek fleet going over to tl\p side o f the revolution­ ists and the people calling for tho abdication of King Constantino., The result may IA -a lasting peace in Europe or at least some resemblance o f an understanding. Let bs hope so. W e have had enough of wars nnd tho rumors o f wars and saber rattling is not jfcpular this year at all. Ameri­ ca stands aloof as usual looking them over. W e hope that the dove of peace will rest* upon all nations of the world and give the world the chance to take stock and start over rwjtth a clean sheet, W e seem to be paying for all the wars o f the world even without bain* warlike. | j^ ! v # I The death o f Thomas E. Watson,' senator, from Georgia, removes a commanding figure from state - and national polities.' He has been called, the “ stormyrp e tre l"1of rational poli­ tics, and the' appellation well'became him. A» man o f great genlu* and In­ telligence, thoroughly versed in an­ cient and modern history, a fluent MODEL 43-A • $ 955.00 4-cyl. Roadster ..... 975.00 4-cyl. T o u r in g ..... 4*cyl. Sem i-Sport ....... 1075.00 4-cyL Brougham :... -• 1375.00 4-cyL-Cbiipe....... ...... 1475.00 4-cyl. Sedan........ .... 1575.00 * ■ .■ MODEL 47 $1375.00 8-cyl., 5-pa8senger...... _ ~ A _ wt » W-":-a 1625.00 8-cyL Sport BSoadster 1675.00 8-cyl Super-Sport.. 1875.00 "2025.00 1 .. F. O. B. Factory- H : .i ............ i _ . < on Oldsmobile Cars of the unpleasant things in life wheth­ er it be |n matters o f business, o f politics, of society. This Is particul­ arly. true of the situation existing to­ day between the extreme sections o f this great State. V hen certain state­ ments and Accusations 'o r * mode by ths people of one part o f Florida con-' earning the people o f another part, those statements are often based up­ on a lack o f knowledge, o f the facta os they exist. .'Admitting that the lack o f fam i­ liarity, one section with another, ia due to inability to come into peraohal contact, it is cncodriging to note that this barrier is rapidly being movad. v The pgency employed is a good * NO W ia the time to get your school roads system, Tho missing Unke be­ books. Why wait till the big rush tween West Florida and South Flcrri- Monday?— Mobley's’ Drug Store. da are’Jbeing fllltd in ’ day by day ' _____________ “ 7" * - . #v_ tf n __ . . tl . Kb -w .- & . •. .v-v*-; »■ Big Price Reduction The band committee of the Chamber o f Commerce expects to consider a plan suggested by Director Ball o f tho Sanford Band in connection with tha tourists entertainment program here this winter, it became known yester­ day. . Secretary Benjamin, R. Cox sold yesterday that he would notify Mr. Balt that the Chamber o f Comhnerco was roady to consider plans for a band and it is hoped that some under standing may be reached within the near future. M.*.a r,n)l's plan, it was said, is to arrang-* rontrsets with several muni­ cipal; bonds in this section o f the state, hailing for - several concerts a week ‘ here during the season. An­ nouncement was made that R. K. Grable has been named chatrman o f the bond committee and the. name o f A. V . «M *urer added to the Hit. • Mr. Maurer succeeds 0. H.' Hotfler, who resigned. The other members .of the committee are C. R.| Emerick and R. T. Cairis.— Sentinel, one In Sanford, one in DeLatid * .Announces AND OTHER BANDS "T O M " W ATSO N. W ILLIA M S ’ Garage A N D SANFORD BAND TH E PASSING O F SEN ATO R Bandmaster Ball has pulled a •wonderful idea— be Is full of- them and aside from being a good band­ master and organiser can look ahead ms fa r as anyone and he is intensely patriotic for his stnte. lie does not believe in going out o f the state for bond music when good music can be obtained at home and Sanford and Orinndo being a unit on these good things fo r the upbuilding of our com­ munity and state are with* him. Mr. D .ll'. mem It in h a v e'a is to have' a band in Oh ■ ORLANDO BAND I N U N IT Y TH E R E IS STRENGTH— _ !, T H E B A N D - , CO, i �V . :*r i;i t ■, “i- *~-vJ:=t. ■V-v>V^____ • • A t ______ _ * • . - BIG MQUOK * • ^ ^ I 0'NEWS > - . «n>- T k * A u ^ h t r S P r r M i ' . i TBSTEHUAY’S RESULTS i n n . m m . m . n m . m . m m n n . m ■ m . 5 i A Connection that is Vital FARGO, li. D;, Sept. 20.— Three carloads o f bonded whisky containing 90.000 caAes and valued at between 8300.000 anti 3400,000 wll] be aeised late today at Portal, N. D., by feder* al prohibition agents,. A—_A . Stone, Fargo, federal agent for the atate, announced this afternoon. “’The li­ quor ahlpped’ from the Hill and H ill Distillery at Owensboro, Term., to the Bell Drug company at Fargo ,waa stopped at Portal, it was said, w. ___________________ • .- 'i . . and bronze medals will be . m rtlvd to individuals making the ■ t reconty. Negotiations now are Under way with th; National Ama­ teur Athletic Union to haVe the re­ cords made in the various events re­ gistered as official. The cream of former service athletes will have been selected in meets held by the state departments. „ Special boxing and wrestling teams composed of amateur title holders in their respective states are being form­ ed, beginning Monday October 16, with amateur boxing and wrestling anfl aquatic sports, the program will nin through Friday, October 20, end­ ing with the tennis and golf tourna­ ments. The track and Geld meet will be held October 17 and 19; profeaalonal boxing October 10 and 18; alnatcur boxing and wrestling Octo­ ber. 16 and 17; aquatic sporta October 18; rifle meet October 17; tennia Jo*ylaments October 17» 19 ami 20; g o lf tournament October 19 and 20. s 1 itive progeny, but when ho uttered •• his now famous phraae he did it out I N«R°n“ * L* * * uert o f simple admiration. A reporter l Bwton.fi; UrooWjro, 12. sitting near to him usurped the min­ f Mew York, St. Louis, 8. isterial function and did the baptising. jlUjjljdelphia, 8; Cincinnati, 16. ■ m The Gianta are now 40 years .old. To the business man who wants to pros­ 1 i Mutrfc brought the club into exist­ per and progress, a strong banking con­ Amertf*n t'*, *°*e ' • ence irt 1883 by inducing John B. Day, nection Is vital. I i a rabbid fan o f the sideburns days, to ^A«eric«n Association HINTON IS READY 34| finance his idea. Jim took thoYnana. Ufnntapolls. 3; Louisville, 0. I -------The Peoples Bank of Sanford is so well ment and played the first seasons on 5» P*ul. 5; IndUnspolU, 8. PORT A U PRINCE, Haiti, Sept, equipped and experienced that its advice miwsukeo. 6-3; Columbus, 18-6. the old Polo Grounds, then on Fifth 26.— Luiet. Walker Hinton, the Ameri... > rt*U a vtrnMi a \ and co-operation are sure to prove of val­ Avenue, gaining admittance to the lC called end 8th, darkness), can aviator who is making a flight ue to customers In any phase of business National Leage In its initial ,year by : i City, 2; Toledo, U. plana to leave at daybreak tomorrow finance. replacing the Troy team. on another leg o f hia flight. His On that ‘'nine/’ figuratively and they stand *= * ^ seaplane, the Sampao Corelall , la. actually a “ nine" witii no substitute r^Anericsn U g a « wording perfectly, the new engines Yow. are cordially Invited to investigate Won Lost Pet. pitcher* nor -catcher*, store “ Buck recently Installed functioning ■ in the exceptional facilities at your com­ Efi 57 .620 Ewing," Mickey Welchc, Roger Con­ good order. 03 * i 't. - * s mand. 61 .690 nor, Pat Gillespie and Ed Haskins, all 00 ■%. 78 .620 big muscular men. kjutrie remained to to to to to 79 .- is*S RIDE A N Y W A Y 75' .508 aa manager anti] Day sold bia ‘Inter­ 76 76 • .500 ests to Cornelius Van Cott in 1893. 76 DURHAM ; N. C., S e jt 26.--Conto .449 Van Cott didn’t stick along, disposing 81 66 fedcrate veterans of Durham will ride .41? o f the franchnse in 7895 after the 86 62 in a bo car to the annual state reunion .891 club had finished fifth in 1894.’ 59 . 92 which opens tomorrow in.^ Asheville. Andrew Freedman was the net They decided to revert to wartime owner, retaining control fo r eight League ■’ » transportation, when railroads refus­ Won Lost PcL years, but the club wo*' unsuccessful, ed their request for roduccd rates, it .608 finishing In the second division in was announced today. 58 90 You Can Find the Name of A CH EERFU L WELCOME A W A IT S YOU / .563 every year except 1897. In his eight66 85 Every Live Professional Vnd .553 year span Freedman had eleven mana­ 84 - 68 y 1'- • Business Man in Sanford in FOOTBALL F A T A L IT Y gers, including George Davis, Jack 68 82 .547 This Column Each Day ^28 Doyoe, Harvey Watkins, Arthur Ir ­ 78 71 FREMONT, O., Sept. 26.— The first win, Bill Joyce, Captain A. C. Anson, to iiu tto to t o t o to lto 76 .497 75 football fatility of the season was re­ John B. Day, Fred Hoey, Buck Ewing, T £ M I ^72 93 55 Iphin corded last night when Clyde Walidor, George Smith and Horace i*ogel. 50 98 ■ .338 P u b lic S ten o grap h er John Joseph McGrow, “ Nnpolcon of 17, member o f the Clyde Ohio high Baseball," came to the helm in 1903 [ school team died following the game MISS MAUDE TYRE, In Attorney HON KKI> SOX after he had la ^ both hia heart and Saturday with Fremont nigh's team, Fred II. Wilson's office. First Nation­ HOI.I) THE PALM head in the t id Baltimore Orioles, heath was due to a blood clot on tho al Bank Bldg., Sanford, Florida. and finished second his first year. brain, phyaiclnns said. 164-Ctp' . FOR WORLD’S H BRIEf Jhon T. Brush, builder of the present HUGHES IS BACK j |B, TUr t M i M ' b l c d PrtM ) imposing edifice, sometimes called the “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS” ; |ffiW YORK. Sejt. 27.— Since I90o, Brush Stadium, was tho owner then. I -------Karo pen n Plan Corner Building the fnrm. i National Baseball The following year McGrnw’s team W ASHINGTON, Sejt. 26.- Sec re- Quick Service T ra n s fe r Open oil the year • very room outside i w.hs treated, a post- won'the pennant hut refused to play tnry Hughes, hack at his desk in the Storage F acilities i,rii t tms Keen held’ betwccif the Boston Americans for the World’s !'lnte 'department today devoted much If we please you, tell others; if not. '< \\t>n the champion Championship. The refusn led to tile time to rending detailed advices from tell us. Rhone t9H S A N F O R D N O V E L T Y E L T O N J. M O U G H T O N l»-t five leagues, rc- formation of the former National ConMantipolf and elsewhere ntirond ' ' ies for the Ameri- Commission in the following year and dealing with the near eastern situaWORKS ARCHITECT Geortfe A . DeCottes t r l he National. j it at once made mandatory scriees of t ion. Room 7, Miller Bldg. M "Hd's Scries BU‘ i contests foi the supremacy of the \ I tu rn o v-a l-L n w v . c . c o l l e r , PropSANFORD FLORIDA i hotter brand o f world NOTICE ’Die Giants won the p | wmt the, younger len-j;ij,um next year and defeated the G en eral Shop and M ill The Daughter* of Wesley of the Over Seminole (,'ounty Rank •ited every winter ( Philadelphia Athletics, four guinea to .Methodist Church will have charge ji { S. O. Shinholser FLORIDA SANFOIMt - - League with facts! one, for the title. W ork Prayer meeting tomorrow evening. ■ ............ I books to proveHj-mpstead, I Harry In 1911, succeed­ Special music has been prepared. Dr. ., ...x CuntrueInr [tnd Builder C O N T R A C T O R tint! B U IL D E R n same assertions— I ed his father in law, John T. Brush, Kurbans SANFORD of tho Congregational FLORIDA V.. i president "Tom " I us head of the dull, and six years church will conduct tho service*. M achine & F o u n dry Go. Yt7 Commercial Strert— Sanford, Fin. HANFORD ■ say, "with the same* later gave McGiaw a new contract Come and bring some one with you ,, , , , „ „ ... , Eyes Examined Glasses Designed , , . ’• , , General Machine nnd Boiler Works, -.iuities." whith included stock in the operating and help swell the crowd. i_ „ , „ , ,, . , Tins W ei ^ ylindcr (.rinding; Del.uxr Pistons; " appears in print company.. Two. yearn later Charles B. W . H E R N D O N H enry M cLnulin, Jr., V * ’ ] Fly Wheel Hteel Gear Bands; Crank , as rivals of a ll' A __ stonehsi tin, Francis MrQuudu and Opt. D. -P ho ne 62 Shnfls R e t u r n e d IW ilespondeiit, hold'the PBlm|McC,taw purrhnsed the club from the Card Party IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y Optician-Optometrist ' • Ymnorn, bain# tho i f{ ru|i pstnto and Slorii’hnm Imh uiuc The members uf the St. Agues FIRE--------AUTO-------- BONDS 212 East First Street Sanford. Fla. chit, tho* ha- won the highest ,|ie president. Guilt! will give a subscription bridge G IL L O N & F R Y ! is Ux-i-uu four time* and one' ___________________ party Wednesday evening October 4th, lit thn■- m th, annals of ,the Glasses Fitted F R E D R. W I L S O N at eight o'clock at the Purich House. E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R S Eyes Examined U n iversity o f F lo rid a that li.ue won it two times Phone Mrs. S. M. IJoyd (46) or Mrs. ATTO R N E Y-A T-LA W (totesifon. TOM M OORE L oses T en Good M en J. N. Robson (286) for reservations. Wnstinghouse Lights and Appliances First Nnt’l Bank lltdg., Sanford, Fla. mure fnntustie, no it seems to OPTOM ETRIST-OPTICIAN Ifiil Sat,, Mon. and Wed. New Line of Fixtures Special attention to examination of From Old E leven rfMt of ■ -i.epy Town," tho PhilOpposite Postoffice ■ Sanford, Fin. Abstract* of Title Atldeta-s, rellnr champions 123 W est F irst Street Still, if there were no dike eaters, Hrwn Jems in- th,. Boston Amer- But Conch Kline Thinks He Cnn Mnke who would sympathize with the wont i t'uiiiiit having won, Up For It rii whose husbands don’t understand In r "The Million Do I I t hem ? [Mrnt ■ ,,1 tliem in aucesalon. • H r T b r A .. u < l « l r 4 I ' r . . . I G AIN E SV ILLE . Sept. 20.— Univer­ t oth.-r Viticricnn League club to >!• the National League Champs sity o f Florida’s eleven will take the COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK without intermission arc the field this season minus ten o f its bst the School teachers should give White'Sox( now a gilded year’s stars. The line is the hardest have who some advice to children «f the "suspleionless" days, hit by the loss of old mrn hut Coach v.*n.| «o t |>lw speaker speak- Kilnc hopes to make this up in part by coughs ns this Florida tcnchcr. "I “ th" " 1:1;. uther club of tho taking Dickson from the back Held mid , tecommondcd Foley's Honey nnd Tar I i 1° tho children In my school who had ir '> win a World's Ser- putting him in the scrimmage. whenDickson wn* a valuable unset to the! the ‘flu’ nnd good results fume wl ! lh<in League Clubs ex- squad IbhI year for his ability to punt.i'-'Vor it was used," writes Mrs. L. mid St. Louis— hut "A rk " Newton followed his meth­ Armstrong, Okeechobee, Florida. Fol­ *T . |, team ever has won ods closely and has developed his toe ey’s Honey and Tar contains no opi­ B etter been champion of to the extent that it is believed he ates— ingredients printed on tho wrap­ LullWli k per. Stood tho test of time serving can take Dickson's place. do Nun Quickly relieves "T oitic" Perry, last year’s captain, three generations. League five cluha, York. * luciigo, Pittsburg, Bos- has played ria four yonrn of*football colds, coughs nnd croup, throat, chest Cm. Sold every­ , ‘ti, have won pro- and now is following the more remun- and bronchial trouble. >M3 bon ,rR. the first two named emtlvcj if less glamorous vocation df where-— Adv. f*'b -inii the Inst three onco coaling a locomotive engine on the .(- :(«ON PREPARING FOR Ttl ' Louis Cardinal^ are Atlantic Coast Line. Although Ho >' Nil! "ii.ij League toam that Carlto*, quarterback, has two; mo • 1IU(j E O LYM PIC MEET I'-’ to ipnted in tho biggest years in which to pass the ball, he (It r The A a a a e U Ir* P r » M ) hi the country. has finished at the Inw* school nnd .NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 27.— Amer­ pecoh-,, „„ llJent uf World’s Scr* does not plan to return this.year. The m V ican legion athletics representing de­ KNjr . hM *>f tho 17 time* it vacancy created by the absence of partments and posts from all parts (1 ‘ ' *i the winner took four Charles Wilskyat, center, is proving o f the country are in training in pre­ __ "! the beat four out to bo the one o f Coach Kline’s chief paration for the first annual Ameri­ ’ lvi'i; three times it has problems. Wilsky formed n bulwark can Legion Olympic games to be held .°;‘r tWo Karnes; and only on cither sldo o f which the line grad­ here October 16-20, in connection with m in ' "inner* shut out the ually tapered down to the ends. the organisation’s national conven­ il ‘ ""r, though fn the 1907 Jim * Motrin, fullback and Bobby tion. managed to tie one Swanson, Fatty Wuthrich, I. W . Scott, . ■ The games are divided into* seven Ijii) ^ nn y n1*101, tlo game was Moses Rosenhouse, Bill Renfrow and fm■ main divisions, a track and field meet, 1. ’-VV th*‘ R°d Sox heat the H. L. Tolbert, all linesmen o f no professional boxing, amateur boxing winning four games to one. mean calibre, aro not returning this and wrestling aquatic S(M>rts,' rifle ••W-Q ^ •:* v** : year fo r one reason or another. ■» meet,‘ tennis and golf tournaments. THOSE d a y s who ahowed up last w ^ g a v e Each o f the main divisions in which I ARE GIANTS Y E T the women o f the Legion and the Am ­ ,N h a s b b a l l W ORLD promise o f much for this season,, erican Legion Auxiliary will compete • i and are separated Into three class,; one has not yet; ■ ' * VV " - - . - > 1<' itful that he will fo r men; one for women members of ^ Y o r k , s S '2 7 .^ ^ G ia n ta In this season, -; i the Legion, and the Auxiliary mem­ \ M in mature," maMd come l material is tempting bership; Scores made by Women will utric*. one dny more than not be counted fo r points unless made ventur, ago i * h. u t o ” il stars, bat these' young­ by Legion members, but a gold, sil­ York tk.* ,, ' S1X fouters, stride to sters must confine their activities to ver and bronze medal will be awarded VinB ns n fairY’-book man the freshmen squqad^&ecauso o f the for first, second and third places: l> i, ?ri ifnk’ up SUr#,h°n race. 5 fPROFESSIONAL i m The Peoples Bank of Sanford AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY HOTEL i fifteen cigarettes for t z t 7 3 .1 "SmrC h« r!v j profe**lonaliy, C„ U11 M“1 finan,,'a||y> Jlm w„ * _ . m �. _ '5'r■ .... i *> . -' *7*'-,lC*J I.H k* V In.. I M V *. '' J iv im r . m n G r C'-u ■•*.' S 3 | S ■ 3 3 W e h a t e on display a j a r co n tain in g seeds. G u ess the n e a re st num ber o f seeds in the j a r and you g e t y o u r choice o f any p air o f Shoes in stock. One gu ess w ith each purchase o f 10c o r over. 5 5 ? k- a r f k u im * mY< s • ? r.*, iii' ■ - >• - .•' •. . ■ -r* 3 ; 3 W it h 3 3 " 5 .. • ......... . iSr-saf lW IS W IM M H M W M M «M W W M B M iiB »n e H B M M W B S W JiMI I « W > I H i l » m W H i m i > V- Mi j •t him to have ono declaring if they wore FO O TBALL FOR THE EYES OF POSTERITY SEEN THROUGH ENGLISH EYES PA C IF IC COAST P R 0 8PE C T8 BRIGHTEST eaten now they would have to be pur­ chased later. Satlafsctory Way Said to Hava Been Traveler Declares American Women (H r Tfc* A m m U I H F r r . . ) Lloyd, officers said, went to the hen Splendidly Domeetlcated and Found to Preserve Nawtpapere SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.— house to himself some eggs and Versatile to a H igh Degree. for Indefinite Period. Football o f a better brand than ever the father following and shot him An entertaining way for the Ameri­ will be played on tho Pacific Coast with „ shotguti. He lived only a short How to ao pickle uevnipapcre that can woman to see herself as she is this fall, according to gridiron chiefs' time. they can tie preserved Indefinitely In the public lllirnrlea Is a problem which seen Is to follow the comments made and observers. All agree that the A * has apparently been solved, according by the Manchester Ouardlan’s .corre­ season promises to be the-greatest in Poet— “ Alas! What boots this the-, to the American Paper and Pulp asso­ spondent In America, Muriel Harris; the athletic history o f the far west. ory of true loveT” In her homo the American woman la ciation. Two teams, the University of Idaho domestic almost In the German sente. Unfortunate Lover— "H er father." Eight yearn of experimenting, par­ nnd the University o f Southern Cali­ ticipated In by three big New York There Is no handing over the kitchen newspapers at a cost of $5,000 a year entirely to the cook, for Instance. fornia, will play in the Pacific Const each, under the supervision of the There It no hard-and-fast line which Conference for the first time this sea­ FARMERS— You can get seed bed frames and irrigation plugs at the New York public library, tins taught leaves this to the maid and that to son, they having added to the circuit 100-tfc librarians how to preserve for poster­ the mist res*. Domestic crises arc Inst winter. The other six conference Sanford Novelty Works. ity newspaper Ales. Hie solution more frequent even than In England, schools are the University of Wash­ seems simple, being the mounting of bat when they occur It la no special ington, University o f California, Stan­ each newspaper sheet between two I tragedy, because the mistress of the ford University, University of Oregon, sheets of thin Jnpanesc tissue, shut­ house Is practically always able to fill Washington State College nnd the ting the air from the original sheets, In the gap without shaking the founda­ Oregon Agricultural College. reducing Its legibility but slightly, and tions of the household. American Soothbonnc Most of tho conference tennis this strengthening the page. Hound vul* j women can nenrly nil of them cook . Arrive Departs Dines of the mounted pages are new ; and sew nnd do anything In the house year*arc "pointed" fo r California, No. 2:80 a.m. 2:48 un. St...____ ' In constant dally use, and are free from managing tho furnace to seeing California has gone undefeated for No. 27... 8:40 a.m. frptn the wear and tear which de­ that the electric fuses nre In .order. i two seasons but this year loses its 89...____ '2:25 p.m. 2:45 p.m. stroyed the untrented newspapers. In nur sense, she l i fur more domes­ I veteran line tackle to tackle and one No. Tile New York experiments hn»c ticated nnd less well educated than Is No. 85.......... 0:56 p.m. 7:10 p.m. star halfback. Andy Smith, the Hear been so successful that a big Western lhe\Eur«)penn girl. The rather casual t * Northbound newspaper bus sent represen tat Ivon to education of the girl gives full piny to i coach, however, is confident that he New York to . study and adopt the any versatility she may have, and 'w ill have n powerful eleven. “ Brick" Arrive Departs practice for use there. then* are. correspondingly, brilliant .Muller, all-American end last year, is No. 82 ....... 1:48 a.m. 2^13 a.m. The first Investigation wns o.nde In flashes In her, n« also uneipeeled full one of the stars who will be l.sik. No. 84 ... 11:45 a.m. 12:05 pin. Boston, and the library there tried to ares, i'o the foreigner. It Is odd to see The other teams are being strength- No. jsJ0 80. . ...... 3 42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. persuade the newspapers to print her scrubbing her own sink— u very ened, Stanford has introduced the No. 10:00 pxn. 28..._____ library editions on an extra pnp*r, nice white sink, by the way— and elGlenn Warner coaching “ system," , but the expense wns too great. This tending usntduously lectures otr French Trilby Branch ' with Andy Kerr, a Warner student, is now done by a London paper, and —all with the same enthusiasm. Ii . , Arrive Departs was tried by a Brooklyn pni>er, but the completely dispels th e'Id ea o f the 1,0 ,18 the co®ening and promising a 7:00 ajn. cost was prohibitive. [ luxury loving, restless woman that |n i 8tronF figh tin g eleven. Washington, xNo. 100. 3:25 p.m. In the New York experiments slik Europe she Is eommonly regarded as n*’ w m aterial and better couching xNo, 24. was first used, but the Jnpnnesc t|s being. hopes to regain the place it held in xNo. 158. 7:80 a.m. sue was found the best for the pur­ No. 22 7:00 p.m. --------- ---------— _ , the football sun when Gilmour Itohie pose, ns It hermetically sealed the PEAT BOGS TO BE UTILIZED ' p i l o t e d t h e t e a m through a \ a f u r i o u s newspaper pages from the nlr She! Lrreburg Branch _____ ___ de ca d e O r e g o n thinks i t w i l l babe lacs, varnishes ami other mibMiiiii n* Depnrta Arrive were tried will, little stici-ess tinder C o t r w n e r e l j l V a l u e of I m m e n s e D e p o s i t s ih e g r e a t e s t t e a m s in c e it d* f 'Utial xNo. 167 3:55 p.m. v In N o r t h w e s t G e f m j n y H a s N o t I ’e n n s y I v a n i n ami l o s t t o l l a r t a n i by the method now to use the operator No. 21 2:50 p.m. H ith erto Been Realised. a b>ng p o in t s e v e r a l y e a r s a g o U ash wets ii glass or siis*] covered leMe. xNo. 101 . 5:50 pxn. lays down II -beet .if tl —tie n]!l> tilti n g t ' d l S t a t e bu s e l e v e n v e l e i a r - lia ck. x No. 25 1:30 p.m. T h e m o r e o r less s i i i i v H s f u l I n s lu l pasting line bine, rb e paste Is put on, T h e O r e g o n A g f y e s n n d l ’ S C. No. 22 7:00 p.ro. then In turn the newspaper page paste I n t I o n ' in n o r t h w e s t G e r m a n y f o r th e J , - z u t l l l / i i M o n o f ih e im m e n s e j w u t bogs t h a t e v ls t t h e r e bus le d t o th e sag gent Ion In E n g la n d H int t b e tin g e bog K'e " f A lle n In I r e l a n d i m i j n e x t becom e a g re a t c e n t e r o f I t l d u a l r i T h e ( !e r MISTAKEN m a n u n d e r t a k i n g lias i- im t e i n p l a t e d the l i H l t c I n g o f n la r g e p a r t o f tbe P r e c i p i t a t e I n d i v i d u a l F o r e s a w H j rd liogs u n d e r e i i l t t v i i t l u n . 1 t i n l o - r w i t h T a s k in S q u a r i n g H i m s e l f W i t h it , . o n w r u on o f tin* peat I n t o fu e l, H I * F e l l o w Ci ti zen* . to ln ‘j e m p lo y e d In t h e d e v e lo p m e n t > n f ,-ieci idea I e n e r g t f o r a g r i c u l t u r a l t 'Ih<1 111 knleUt-r- mol dr! * lug b< no' purpos,-s n “ w e ll a* f o r s i i p p t v u i g frotn ml lege ho, V11Is slopped Ht l i g h t and p o w e r t o « n u m b e r o f t o w n V,.blcs\III,\\ 1,1b 1tier,- I bev u ill s itu a te d w i t h i n a r a d i o * o f l i f t ) m ile Inr,. tbe lllifttr) 1 A n e t w o r k o f c a n a ls la. It Is r e p o r t e d . wiu-n tile) • ill.....Ill Into tin* stri-et In proce-H o f f o r m u l i u t ! t o d r a i n t i c most of Hie town was out to see thrill g r o u n d , m id ti e pe nt d r e d g e d o u t lit Thudding tbul klib kem must not be ,,, tie u t i l i z e d in t h e w a y Just de ­ tbe tiling in N o t , tile, they hurried s c r ib e d i i Is e s t i m a t e d t h a t t h e k to g,u under Mu* — Io Iter of tbelr ear. p r o d u c e d f r o m Ho i >t w i l l f u m l - h A man i Mine up |u ihem and Invited w o r k to t h e n i iio i in t o f fit to ho rse them to *tn> longer as guests of the [lo w e r h o u r s f o r em b t o n a n d a l a r g e towll Till1) refused, silting that Itiei i i u n n l l t y o f n t u m o iiM w i l l h e r e c o v e r e d were In a burr) In kel to Warsaw for use as f e r t i l i z e r W a shingto n arsiiw r ’ he sitniimered "tV'bv S lu r aren t ) i *ij the two girls who are Imin nnd t|s»u<* w h> n the page Is dried and pressed under a gas lieated msti- CASE OF IDENTITY h a v e as y e t c la im s w h ile I d a h o , t h e s t r a n g e r , lo o k s li k e made fio a da rk Oviedo Branch iN o, 120... ----- 7:46 pjn. O u t s i d e o f t h e c o n f e r e n c e som e h a r d iNo. 127... b a ttle s are a n tic ip a te d . O n e w i l l be * — Geliy , except Sunday. p l a y e d T h a n k s g i v i n g D a y b e t w e i u St. __l__ , “P A Y 3 Y O U R S E I.f " v a rs ity , who tw o bro ke T h e person w ith a definite object in v ie w has g o t it all over the person ten yea rs foes ngo tu­ a it Saving! W eomething about other nationa beet dee hla own.— CtirlstUU "Sdfnoe 'Mbcltor. Mb; ( i ® ' • . MW- *1* X di Y O U R G U ID E m 3 [ The Seminole County Ban STRENGTn- -P R O G R E S S - -SERV1C ■ u iia iu iim u a n v a u iiM m a iiiiim iiiu im B B a ia B a a B a ia a a a ia a a ^ a a a a a a R iiiu iiiiiiia a u u ii * One of the delights of home is tempting, delicti,us niczln. Hndi s the beat bread ■ 3 SANFORD ■ M A ID BREAD AND KOI ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ■. « TH E IIESI IROUTH BAKER N ext to Princess Then!re «*♦ %♦ ♦*• V V V V V ****«j A ..h o w e re b r o u g h t ttogether only this ♦ gbt -enson. L'litioi, will be keen in Compe the S o u t h e r n a n ti the C n n in rm California N o rth w e s t Conference <8* ( 'o n f u r e n c e . A “OPEN SEASAME” Till-.It IS ACCUSED OF SLAYING SON IN ((UAItRHI. OVER EGGS «l*» T i e A a w r la t r d l*reeel lie very much crowded A la Baba murmured the magic words, the cavern # d o o r s w u n g open and costly treasu res lay at h is feet. You, too, have an “ open sesame” to the treasures of t the world. It is ad vertisin g. Read the advertising and you As it will be two Motions in Lite East Side School to accumntudntc the pupils, only town c h i l d r e n caul of the r n t h v n y w i l l nttend s c h o o l in th is building. Bun children and Went Sidd children nrc asked to register in the Went Side school. All fourth, grade children arc asked to register In the Grammar school. A ll parents having children who will be six years old before January fimt, 1923, may enter them the first term of school as there will be no 'mld-yoaV beginner’s class. Only thoeoi who are six years old before tho nbovO date will be allowed to enter. theta. Bat -wishing to tnkej entrance or the after summer, seboof Thursday mompig, Sepat 10 o’clock! in the o o l.^ L L A P. AR R ING TO N or Primary Se 166-Atd; -P x ..................... na( Teren loh boheala; Utilizing chnrchoc public bolt I Toronto la lug thle a vacation tn tbe dtatrlcta of tbe M ot#' than 8,1 dren are AF tendanr*," tfcnC ve MonlWf.: ^Vltlle Wf to provide ‘it 'pt* ends" are qtmted far'AbbVe their, per­ bet atreeta,' the a die* ttnrt educational waltl ■ S,r^ t J^,,rn* , T p e moml&g fect eesaJon la deToted to “ _pi Bipw^rtt**. and — ■ Include* basketry. sewIng ana'^rJOTa Inatnfctbxfi. BlMfrJfdliWrf. lirtrlcrgarten arttvIlhK not/' pccaalbnal moving pie, turn exhibitions. I»l tbe afternoon log* a terrible' blast from tho corner come |,b nli-^,1, tdkerf and organized -where tho trombone player was- Bit­ Bport*. ting, “ There waa a fly on my music" replied the trombone player, and he • -J-----------------------edded, with A buret' o f pyofeaalonal A t laatt YUaodrow Wilson has be­ pride, “ But I played hint." gun a fight W which all real Ameri­ *n cana can |0pport him. He la now en­ Nothing inxthe turbulent times can gaged In ^creating James K. Vartla- Bank mm b s i ♦*« nnd SAI.INA, Kns.. Sept 27. — Lloyd Clifton, d‘2, was “ delDo-rntely siiot and killed by his father, .1 T Clifton" in Graham county, Sunday according to the verdict of n coroner'* jury an­ mlng ymir way from New York to In nounced todny. The son demanded 8 t*«l H as O rest Cutting Pow er. dlannpollH. nnd whose picture win In eggB for breakfast, according to o ffi­ "High-speed Meel" for nutting tool* the paper ltd* nfternoonT We have has boon well known for years, mid nn cer*, !>iR tbe'"fathor refused to allow heen expecting two girls all day and e us soon ns | *n\y you go Into Hit* Improved form of thli; material baa llbrnry I thought yon were the men been Introduced In Sheffield. England. N 'O T IC E T O P A R E N T S nnd bail gone In to -lee wrhiit the No It Is reported that Hits steel has Tour blenvllle press hud to sny about vou. times the rutting power of any other The Prim ary School*, the f i r -1 few anil I buxrlisl around slid told every­ lit use The composition Is, It appears, month* of school,- v.h, * waiting for body j mi -«■„ here Whnt’ll I d o ? — I still a secret, but It Is said to be the. find "high speed steel" that can Im tho new building tn be t -mpU’ U'd, will I nd I ii nit po|ih twr hardened In cold witter without dan­ ger It rnn nlso be hardened with oil Walking to Learn the World or In n cold blnst President Musnryk of CxecbivaloTaktu Tnols made of It wear <mt m odi leu* has lately given another example of rapidly and require much Je*» grinding his practical Idealism and wise fnrrthan those of the older bind* o f BtfCl. alKbt. He la furulsblng the fund* for They will also go on working i t high n walking tour of the world thl*'*tiiutemperature longer. .But the maker* mcr by students o f I’ ntjpie univemity. themselves nay that th li steel does not In the group nn* twp Cie,dis,u 8p||,iun,' by any tueana,m'afk tlie final develop­ a Hulgarlan and u' Itmtiiori. After, ment o f "high-speed steel."— Washing­ walking lb rough Jngoslavln andHulton S ta r;' ‘ gnrl* tl/o shidenta will go to Coast an­ t - ■ ara fi i \-------tq ti no pie and thwi tp frUna anrt Jnp -tmnateaattpn « t a Premium. '* Thenee pn*xtjco S rfa '(Si tilun^ftl S long agd jh jlfi brick Francisco and Ih * leafllh'g 'rltle* Of used United States w ill be rial ted on f o o t tdatlon* a; W-grade Prague unlveralty, wtll V " *" ‘ *‘ v ’ ~ ^Work' "wh^rti he eye 84. They port o f the expedition. tXV fnlsahapen n *if M aaaryk knows tha folly o f na(lon*T ' ' ten hav'ng and the cturera Isolation and the value o f learning L e t thrift be y<jur ob­ w ho h as none. ject a n d T h e In i California a n c ie n t a p a rt ------ - W e p a y 4 % In terest on Savings Accoi S * 40 p.m i.’i i>e*r., . is horse. M a r y ' s C o l l e g e a n d S a n t a C.lnra f= > N i > i i i i i i u i i i i i i n n H U ln n m n iu | | | TRAIN SCHEDULE W ^.-~ Community ! P la te Silver. ■ | m 25c pL,v each ! Stood fo r First National Bank Annex ~ •St S I L V E R COUPOI countless comforts ne cessary to h a ve w ould miss. open the door to and conveniences you otherwise F o r a d v e rtisin g w ill spread before you the ’ * * % * product o f fields, loom s and facto ries the world over— 1 . * > • i t * th in gs th a t m ak e life easier, happier, m ore interesting ' * ‘ I. f ( I r * * * I -l '* . * «* ' an d m ore fr u it fu l f o r you and y o u r fam ily. ‘ * | •• • T h ere is no q u estio n in g the re al ben efits that come fro m r e g u la r a n d system atic re a d in g o f the advertising s colum ns. N o other oiie th in g w ill g^ve you such economy a n d keen satisfaction in every d ay b u y in g. A d v e rt is in g is f a r too im p o rtan t to be overlooked. . ! j ’M , ODD P B L I )W B A N D R B fiitK A II8 PIC N IC BUPPEft ’ Wednesday evening, Sept. 27, at 0 oVlock, at the home o f Mr. and Mrjb A. J, Loosing, comer th ird and Pine atrdabc Grand Master Geo. W. Scho field will be present. All Odij Fellow.* and Rcbekkha and their frienda .are not 9nly welcom^abut are earnestly u rged ;^ attend.;^Something Rood in stor^ fo r you. your basket nnd come early. \tf tied o f radij the supper and meeting w ill^ e held in Mdfeonic Hall -♦ ' y4--k.T- ; it every . v* iJCtil ■ Jti'* ~ ^1 . .y t lr,t Jtf i MKitl, --tt is a pro: Jkfbirt 7;> .U? ■k. * *4 * \-r. ^ rr - Bit'. i J _•« 7 - - ‘ - ^ i - :u * * ^ frJ-?1 �w SS , ' T B&M1 ? ■ ll> - * = ■it her parent*. Ml will be remembered as Misa France* Leavitt S' ■ Phone 2 li « ! M *"* m •r teles*?"* ijp r««l*lte* With II. Holden is spending a few days In Atlanta, attending a conven­ tion Of. life Insurance companies. .. •' ___:__ :— SOCIAL CALEND AR Mrs, E, E. Willard, of Fort Pierce, u.,_The Sanford Uualnew and is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. . “S fm lo n a l Woman’. Club and the L. Miller. Orlando Business and Profewlonal Women's Club will have a join* plc^ Mr. and Mi's. B. F. Whitner have re­ at Silver La*10 ?• m? turned from an extended visit to the -N. <le V* Howard Chapter U. Ifttfay various west coast cities, having mop_ c. will have, a meeting at the tored-ali the way. P»riih House at 8 p. tn. b y-S t. Annua Guild will meet Win:' H. Holden and mother, Mrs. the home of Mrs, Howard OverW. D. Holden, have taken apartments jin on West Flrat atreet at 8:30 for the winter at the Slrrene House, JJlPalmetto and Fourth streets. IT’S * PERSONALS ■ Capt.' Arthur Cundy, of Orlando, waa Sanford visitor yesterday. FRED DAIG* , = 3 1 taUy-UusIncss and Profeaalonal Women’s Club will have a business The Bell Cafe is being remodelled Wip. A, Leavitt, of Lakeland, time Bteting at the Welalju building at keeper o f the A. C. L. Ry., spent Sun­ and will be one of the finest Jp the day hero as the guest of his parents, P ipwMiss Caroline H ill will ert- Mr. and Mra. W. F. Leavitt. little brtain n number of her on Fourth friends nt her home Mrs, Peter Grahn, of Tampa, spent atreet n( 1 p. m. a short time hero this week with her sister, Mrs. j . L. Miller at her lovely ^Glcnn C. Hayman, o f Savannah, Ga. country home' adjoining the Country pent the week end here as the gueat Club. j hi* fnthcr-ln-law, W. F. Leavitt. I was accompanied home by Mra. Work has started on the painting of [ genian, who will mako a short visit P oly Cross church, Rectory, Parish |hi Savannah, anil will ngain return to House, B, S. A. House and Bowling Alley, making n most decided improve­ ment. Apples, p e r P e c k 65c Burnham & M o rrilP s Clam Chow der, can 30c Doxsie’s L ittle N e c k ( lams, can 30c Chesapeake H e r r in g Itoe, p er can , 20cand35c Modshale’s K ip p e re l - 1 - = a = R TOO LATE ' Why not begin now and reduce your living expenses and Increase Looks like more rain but not more your savings account? n2 Lt We arc offering for cash busIness the greatest possible val* The finishing touches are being put ues In Shoes, Clothing and Furn­ on the Merriwcther building on M ag­ ishings for the smallest price. nolia avenue and it will soon bo ready A few Items will Berve to illus­ for occupancy. trate our prices: Boys A L L W O O L up-to-date The Moisch building Ts having the Suits, $15.00 value," for $12.00. brick wofk put on and the work o f fin­ Nifty Suits, $9.00. ishing up tho first ty o r will *Oon Boys’ Shoes from _ $2.50 to stnrt. |$4.50 In the best Goodyear Welt. ? ~ Misses' and Childrens Shoes George W. Knight is visiting home from $2.50 to $5.00. Let us fur­ folks in Newark New Jersey and w ill nish your boys and girls with also spend some tJmo In New York shoes, hosiery and clothing. city'before returning home. Pay cash at . . i mmi ' . REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) *#M*«p*«n*v* 950.00 ■ Roadster... ................... 1125.00 1145.00 S Touring:............................ _ | 4-Passenger Sport............ 1325.00 S Coupe (Special) .............. 1340.00 5 Coupe (Standard) ............ 1610.00 s Sedan...... .............................. 1715.00 • * ■ s P h a a a ia ° f - ' F - —- - ' - : In addition to usual Warranty a written guarantee on ® performance la given to eaph purchaser of the Oakland 6-44. : * 3ERVTCE ON PREVIOUS MODELS AS W E L L AS THE • NEW * M m 8 ANFORD D. L. THRASHER’S and bank the difference. city when finished. Contractor Pace is in charge of the work a ATTEN TIO N , STUDENTS AND PA R E N TS! iiM iM H iiiM iiiiiiiiiiiiu iu n iiim iiM iiim Paul Blggcrs Is happy over the ar­ rival of several fine dogs from New All School Books, and School York city nnd Paul says they are tho Supplies will be sold for cash finest in the United States and he has only.— Mobley's Drug Store. the pnpors to prove it. 157-8tc s Moto Meters, Jacks, Pumps, Horns, • Word comes from tho Sanford boys at the University o f Florida that they are all getting niong famously nnd keeping the name o f Sanford on the mnp. There nro about ns many boys from Sanford at the University as Miss Virginia Smith hns returned from any city of similar sixo in the homo nfter an extended visit. She state. spent six weeks nt Chautauqua, N. Y., E. A. Champiin, representing the going from there to Pennsylvania, Curtis Pub. Co., was In fthe city Tues­ Ohio and Georgia where she visited day on business. Willard I.umlcy ha a friends and relatives. given up the job of District Agent for the Co.,due to lack of time, nnd n. 8. A. NOTICE! Mr. Champiin will very likely secure All four chapters of tho Brother­ a new man for the job in time for hood of Saint Andrew, Junior nnd next week's issues. Senior will lH.*gin their regular meet­ ings next week on the usual days. The Seminole Printery, nt 002 j Grammar School Divisions, meeting on |Frrnch Av(.nmi> lately added aa Tuesday and Thursday afternoons l m - L , , , chnntl!er & pri„ . New Series mediately after school; High School »chool|,nk FmmUln| which whirh is cnp„b l« of | jnk fountain, chapter on Thursday night, nnd Chap- ))rint5nft 2„000 per hour, nnd contains ter for young men in business o n , , (|u, ,>teat impn,vementa over old Tuesday night, being October .Ini and 1 models. You are cordially invited to 5th. The annual "Fathers and Hons call ami inspect this press. Huni|uet ami meeting" will be hvld ns usual <in a date to he announced the T. J. Miller is expected homo the latter part of October. All out! Inst of this week nnd he will bring ANNO UNCEM ENT! I am prepared to teach 1 st nnd 2 nd year classes in Expression. Any of Mrs. Dcen's pupils who wish to con­ tinue their work may either sec. me personally or call 125. This includes ■ Grammar School as well as High. ■ School pupils. MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD. s Spot Plugs fo * All Cars, Trucks and Tractors, the Auto. Lights, Spark Everything for E q u ip y o u r F o rd o r Fordson T ra cto r w ith a R ush T in ier R o ller and save gasoline. an d m ake s ta rtin g E A S Y . We are the only Drive-in Filling Station equipped with Visible Gas Pumps. 16G-2tc Frank Akers Tire Company Slrout farm Agency, 11.5 Magnolia Avenue: Exceptional opportunity for the man of small’ mrnns to own a homo, grow his own vegetables, raise poultry, ft room house on large lot, ■ bnru 25x20. Excellent soil. If dcsir-' ■ ed ndjoinmff vnrnnt lot"ran be bought " very cheap, giving enough land to “ ■ raise n large flock of poultry. Within, ■ n year the proceeds from eggs alone ■ wooM pay for this place nnd leave a halun.-i n the hank. On hard rond 20 5 minutes drive to Sanford, $500. $500 cat'll, balance 1 t’rfll nnd ntnke' mi prove this. 156-tfc DEALERS Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessories R oad Service--------------Phone 447-W FIRST STR EET AT ELM A V E _____ SANFORD, F LA . ■m SANFORD M ARBLE & G R A N IT E WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEM ETERY WORK A SPE C IA LTY CUT TH IS OUT— IT IS WORTH MONEY J his grandson Leonard Miller home 101H W est F irs t 8 t r e «t $018 W e s t P i n t Street with him. Mr. Miller hns boon visiting points of interest in Michigan ,.,|t Ql|t th)fl g|ij, wiUl &t. AT BI.U K IIII.U M AIN E and Ohio and has lieen slopping with ^ ma„ ,t tfl Fc|cy & Cq 2H3F» Shef.1 W ELL KNOWN FLO RID IAN his son Dr. Oliver ut Asheville for field Avo., Chicago, II!., writ’ ng your some timu. name and address clearly. You will California S ard in e s in ( njr T l r A . . o « - t n l r d I ’ r r H ) receive in return a trial package con­ JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 27.— Word Teacher— "Whnt year dkl we have Tomato Sauce, can taining Foley's Honey and Tar Comreceived here today of the death S. P E N N S Y L V A N IA A U T O T U B E the most snowstorms nnd tornadoes?" ixiunil for coughs, colds nnd croup; B. H ibbard nt Hlushill, Maine. Mr. Bright Student—"The year W. J. “ Ton-tented," with each Vacuum Cup tire, cord or fabric, for Foley Kidney Pills for pains in aides i Huhhnrd was vice president of S. B. Hubbarif Harware Company of this jHryftn^ ns n van \ ato or t to lm sl jin(j rheumatism, backache, kid limited period only. Prices lowest in history. Tube is addi­ tional snvinif. Buy noy. city, one of tho lnrgest wholesale 0™ !!''° * ^ ' ncy nnd blniltlcr ailments; nnd Foley Blue Fin T u n a Fish, can retail firms in the stnte. Pneumonln ' ------------------------( nthartic Tultlets, a wholesome and was given as the cause of his death, j The Herald for first class job work thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches -105 Palmetto Avenue P h on e IS I-J Soli! everyand sluggish bowels. ItrstrMr IH«lr!n \i N o rto n 's R e a d y - t o - F r y I Knrff-r N«, where.— Adv. H erring, can S. H>. HUBBARD DIED 40c 25c 25c llrp tirf nf V'ondlllwn o f < o d fis h , c a n THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 25c mi A t Monfurd, la th e S t a i r nt K lo rltln . at t k e Clo ur o f llaaln ra a on Nrpt. Kith, l » - 2 Grepond’s M ayon n aise, ja r 35c Nit c 1'ryers, pound ItKSOL'nCRfl I . o a n a a m i ( l l a c mi n l a . I mc Iui II iih r » i t l n r o u n l a , a r c e p l n n c r a o f o l l i r r Ii hi i L h, u n i t f o r c l c o t>l 11n o f r s r h m i K r o r d r a f t s sold w i t h I n d o r a r m r n t o f t h i s l.nnk t Overdrnfts unarcured (I. S, f j o v r r n n i a u l a r c u r l t l r a o n n r d i l >r | >oal l ed ‘t o a r c u r r c i r c u l a t i o n <t' s t i o n d a o a r v a l o r ) All o t h e r t ' o l i a d H l s i r a i l o v « r r i t n » n t n e c u V I t t r a ( I n c l u d ­ i n g p r r ml UMi a. If a n y ) • 16.168 7S L P. McCuller Hid m a s q u e r a d e b a l l , U K K MARY, T H U ^ 8EPT. 28. * 165-3tc 6it,ooo no l 36,27 t 00 Total O llirr bonda, a lo rka, a r r a r l t l r a , r t r . i Hanking llousr. ( s . i n o 00; I ' u r r i l t u r c 40c X?7 if* I *1 l‘‘* I* 1 *fi :71 no 77,In l and flxlurea, 10.m ............. ......, .... - ..................... ite a l'o s in tr owned other than h a n k in g house lu iw fu l reserv e with .Federal U r a e r v e B a n k C a a h In v a u l t a n d a m o u n t d u e f r o m n a t i o n a l b a n k a Amount due from Stale Hanks, hankers, nnd trust conipanlaa In (he United Slates (other than Included In It Itama *, fc and 1 0)---- ----------- — — .................- ........ Checks on othsr banks In the eanie city or totyn as reortlng bank (other than Item 11) j 'atal ami 01 of iivmn Hems 0, iw 10,, U $i., 11, »iu$ md 1 i#K............ -........ Checks and drarts on hanks (including Federal Ilss rrrc Hank) located outside of city or town o f re­ porting bank ................- .... ...............- ..... Miscellaneous caeh Items .— — -------------------- ......— .... Iledstnptlon fund with V, S. Treasurer and due from It. ST Treaeurer ............ ...................—............... ........ V sn.7ii.ll 112.710 36 SALE— 16,104 30 4,162.47 201.767.12 S50.00 202.61 6&Z.61 1,600.00 .11,406.676.01 ‘ as fund .......... ........ .— —------- -----------• v s r s » r « « " Ided profits .......... .......— - ........... fl4,00|l.J2 ______ved for,lnterest and lax ss accrued.... *,000.00 I ^ t s current expenses. Interest and taxes paid Bargains' JlfrcuUttng notea onlslandlng —....... ________ due . ‘Amount du< to national banka Certified checks outstanding------ — ------------------------------HUDSON J9PEED8TER C ashtsr’a checks outstanding ..... .. .......................— •— 1921 Hadel, new pilot, new tir««, In Total Items 11, 12, 12. 24 and *»....... ............■ P r s i s s l 6 (S M lt> (eth er lhan keek drpoelts) avbjrrt to Perfect condition 'id e p o s lt a payable within 10 d a y s): nttridanUs unD5tu- „ 0LI,S 8, LATE MODEL ** Paint, etc. Make A m hire ear. „ -i-tr.T—.— 16.000.00 26.006.12 11,016.61 10,712.61 661.66 1,862.66 U , 164.81 wm 487.617 66 21.818.67 71,624.32 21.00 ' or othOr* municipal deposits seoured by s u o f this bsnk or surety bond of * f?T ~^r-- ■ ^ . HEi’ UBLIC TRUCK, 1-TON Ute Model, euke body, Me. ■ ^ *hove cara and 71?"** and will be J'ncej we are SANPO ; -- 1:* 401.171.01 *' sw ear that ‘4,1i ?' Hr. ill - 31 i' .* * •Atts fitOLf, I ‘ ■ mm ts-;) l I Id* j f%ak : Ii . LgJ 1! Fresldent mm . 3 1 -1 ■UJK.1 P.i,-Vi)lr.“ it , rreelden l o f the abova-nafned ban» a b o v e ' k i a u m s h ' t U true to the beat o f nty the a . r.i = ? - l. r-'r 1. O f FLO R ID A, CTOUNTT O F SEM INOLK, sa.: =-% ** m IOLE OVERLAND ■: 420.20 .United Si i t f i d l i b u n l n i r o l f l c i f t •‘.a v { j ’ r| * - I /e^ ^ ' - —— *h| 'Hi ■i ’:S5 f!T , " i ni iS R EO S P E E D -W A G O N , 1*21 I'jttra Large Body g ioo.ooo.oe tl1??!# depo.’ s"eubJect to RepsraVltenis 1*! KHUd 66 . -* i‘A lS 3 It i n ) : - « i S . u r : : : r ---------- — Dtln*, late . 100,170.46 astkjirri te H r . r r r r lp ayable afte r lo object to 10 days o r mors notice, and INTERNATIONAL TRUCK ° *** « 4 half ton, iw.*! 11,822.76 60.000.00 —■ ———---— —- Totst o f demand deposits (other then bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items 26, 17. 21. 1*. 10 and : ’ ; KfS 100.000 00 ip oslta---------Individual deposits subject--to cheek— — — Certificates of deposit due In less th an 10 days (other lhan for money borrow ed) .. unty, or othar municipal daponlte secured by St.I ledge o f assets o f this bsnk or sursty bond........ .. FORD TOURING, 1921, Good Condition P*t h \VV HI 1 Total _______________ ____ 75 37.100 on # The uaily Herald Delivered to yoot L IA D IL IT IE S * ° ° r ■!* day. a week fo r 15 Capital atock paid In ............................. — ...... ........ T ; ■ft L 1V. 1 LSft. e'.;‘ AfdSfa« M i& l . ' ’ - : i! * % i::; r_- s : ■ � 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 27, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 27, 1922. 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A . * __ • - _______ . v * . CUy SubsUn “m a t y SubslnnlinT IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1922 LOUIS GARAGE BURNS ANI) BODY OF WOMAN IS FOUND J REPORTED t o .h a v e b ee n i m p r is o n e d « today. -------- ; • ( H r T h e A s s o c ia te * P re s s ) . .Dardanelles Wljlcb Overshad­ ow* the R ev o lu tio n a ry D e- ' velopmcnts In Greece III. The A M * « U tr4 CONSTANTINOPLE, S e p t NUMBER 1S8 Michigan State Convention Takes up the Matter . . at Convention Today _ 28.— i n ? Tfe* A a a o e l n t n l P r f M ) onnir Km» Constantine of Greece, BAY CITY. Mich., Sept. 28.—A proposal'to endorse Henry Ford fco.Mi.i.L‘1 yesterday, is reported presidency of the United States in 11>24 general election was prepa ( jmv, !■. i M imprisoned by r e v o l t presentation to the resolutions committee of the state convention. W Mint- H. Vthena. . fate of the proposal would he in the resolutions committee, none of th central committeo members would attempt to forecast. • . I LONI'KN. Sept. 28.—The British jgmmnui t circles today took grave „f situation in Dardanelles ■which was regarded as-so critical us Ite o t r i - l u " l revolutionary develop|e«eb in Gn-ere. Opinion was ex(totsx-'l greater prospect of British and Turkish Ifightini: '■ (iltKIu •’ •I oi nt any previous tim e.j TURKISH NATIONALISTS AC­ BANDITS SHOT AND RILLED BY CITIZENS PENDING PEACE ST. I.OUIS. S ept 28— Gertrudo CEPT IN PRINCIPLE Brcnn. 22, wife of Harry Brcnn, pro­ . NEUTRALITY prietor of a garage at Oak Hill, Mo., who disappeared after fire destroyed his place of business last Tuesday to­ day was subjected to further (tuestloning by police who arc investigating Rut Nnvles of the World Powers the mysterious theft of the body of AT EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK Being Sent to Durdenellen THEY EMERGED FROM Celesta Schneider, 18, who was found For Protection r TIIE BANK buried nmong the ruins of the fire from its grave In Mount Hope feme( D r T k r A a a e rl.Ir A [ 'r r a .l , < n r T i r e A s a o c la a t r d t’ r r a a ) NORFOLK, Spjjt. 2 8 —Preparation* ter> The charred torso, first thought EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark , Sept. 28 fur the dispatching of twelve destroy­ to be that of Brcnn, who was believed Five bandits,/heavily annod, rode ers ordered by the Navy Department to have been burned to death, was into thsi mountain town in two nuto found in the ruins of the fire. After mobiles nt 11 o'clock yesterday morn­ to proceed to Constantinople, is l>cihir completed here today. Selection of i t , was examined*an autopsy surgeon ing to rob the First National Bank. destroyers it is understood will ba declared it was the body of a woman. Last night the bodies of two of them Detectives announced they were work­ were in an undertaker’s establishment, under the direction of Adihlra! John1 commanding the battleing on the theory that the burned tor­ one hnndit is so badly wounded that I).. . McDonald, .. , ., . ,. , , , . ,, . , , ship fdree of the Atlnntio fleet, which so may be the body of the Schneider his death in momentarily expected, and , ......... <4 _ 1L now off the Virglnin capes. Kiri. ‘two other members of the (fang, with FLORIDA ORANGE CROP WILL RUN 15,000,000 Golf Links BOXES, IS ESTIMATE Municipal Prove The Popularity less severe wounds, lire in the guard­ ed Jail, as the rcVult of a battle be­ NORFOLK, Sept 28. -Preparation* tween tiie bandits and cititens of are under way at tile Hampton Hoads naval base to outfit the 12 destroyer* Kureka Springs. The dead robbers hove bi-en Identi ordered by the navy department to ,pt og._The cabinet WASHINGTON. Sept. 28 Produr-1from early bloom, which iss howing lied as Sul Wilson, 40, and George proceed to Constantinople, Admiral , consider the message , tion of citrus fruits in Florida fur the 'unusual sire and ripening somewhat Jacksonville Appropriates Pnee. It), both of Crooks Town. Okb. . | Hugh S. Kodmnn. commander of tho General S ir’ Charles ; 1922-23 seusoii is estimated at 15,000,-[earlier than usual. On tre same trees Charlie Price, brother of George fiftii naval district mid last night. $25,000 for Links. • •mmanding the Allied ,001) botes by the United States Ue- is a crop fro oialte bloom filling up Tiie destroyers to lie dispatched Price, is the man not expected to live, •i, tantinoplo summaritlng partment of Agriculture. Of this to- the loss from shedding lust spring and have not been designated, the admir­ and Mark Hendricks, 15, Park Hill. I I I / T k r A » » o c l« r e a T r e - S l M-mal Pasha’s reply to tal, a bout 8,400,000 boxes will bet showing every prospect of swelling .1 \CKSONVILl.E, Sept. 28.—The Okla., nod Sam Cowan, driver of one al snid. It is understood the solocoranges and tangerines and 0,600,0001 the total shipments next spring and i uigton's warning against . ne\ ,-.-•1 iWentlon of the growing pop-',.f the Immlit notomobiles, are the tion will be ninde by Admiral John D. •tie neutral zone along the boxes grapefruit An early forecast enrly summer. m j„,|. Cowan is believed to be | McDonald, commanding the iinttluship By sections, the heaviest increase iiia ity of the ancient Srottlsh gnme reply Is considered to be of the California orange crop made mu be seen in Jacksonville's first „ resident >»f Joplin, M>> Charles ^,,,vc t»f the Atlantic fleet, which it The in production over last year is exIllblgUOU*. - August I i* 13,750,000 boxes. commercial citrus crop of Florida lostlpeeted on the central highland ridge, mu nclpal golf links, an IK hole |>rirt, was operated on last night ",uv ,,ff th'’ X,r«,niu ,a,H's season was approxim ately 13^00.000 especially through the eastern part of onr-e of 6,282 yards, now under con On entering the town yesterday, - , .-• ,,i 28.— Ktng (,'onstanrounty and the north end' of struction nod which Dr. M. B. Hor- m,,rnmg the men drove directly to the CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept 28.— boxes, of which 7,300,000 boxes were I Polk t<’> tho will of tho army South ofthe ridge, long, city commissioner mid golf on- i.upi. They made the usunlcoin "The Turkish nationalists will accept uUlicntcd and Crown oranges nnd 6,000,000 lioxes grn|)e- iligiilandH county. tb'isinst, says will be ready for (day winch were obeyed by tiie f.uok in principle the neutrality _ of tho through parts of Huriice and DeSoto v. bo married Princess £euit. n e x t Jnnunry. Or Herlond is in employes. T h e ‘robbers looted th* straits of the Dardanelles, pending an Outstanding features of this sea- jcnpnties, prixluction imcv fall slightly iCimaiiia, becomes king charge of work < > n the course, for hank vaults, securing (05,000 in nimistlce conference to lA< participat­ sun's crop hre the fine quulity nnd; under last year since tlmi section did ed in by British and Kenmlist gener­ which the city appropriated (25,000 |,enda and (25,000 in cash, which they !•• „ple say they want me size of'fruit from early bloom nnd the not develop a good late bloom. The t» put the 147 acre trnct of land in .placed In sneks. While they were at als. ’ • . ’»'• v -hall hold my throne,’’ th* heavy setting of fruit from late bloom, j storm-swept territory of which Pinel- shape for use. In a message to Kcmnl Pasha at . ' I their work, K. G. Smith, cashier of i I t<> the Associated Press Dtoom last spritig was heavy nil over Iss county was tho center, will ship Smyrna, General Harrington urged an Plans are being drafted for a club,(,P bnnk, stuped on n button‘ which l oesdny night. He ac- the citrus belt, except in the storm -' about as much fruit ns it did last year house containing locker room* show- R(1,.n,|(.,| „n alarm in five business early meeting of the British nnd Komit revolution ns the voice swept territory on the West Coast i Farther up the west const mi increase ■rs, and other conveniences, for alist generals at Mudnnia or lamld as houses. whore large quantities of the fruit U»f 10 per cent to 15 per cent is iti which the city will charge a small The citizens were ready when the the m o s t effective way of reaching an were destroyed irt October. Dry wenth- sight. The lower West Const will i m fr«\ ■ lumtette emerged from the bank with amicable understanding in the present PAhi ' 28.—M. Venizcios, er followed with considerable shed- ahead of Inst season, principally on Every variety of golf will be called •heir jacks of loot Front pbne* of difficult situation created by the Kem. it.,ted by the Greek dis- ding of fruit, which beeume serious |oranges, most of the fruit being from tor in tiie layout of the course, which vantage gunfire was directed at the uiist advance’ in the Dardanelles. . | *»ter Deauville, for rest and along the East Coast ridge and in enrly bloom. The East Coast shows has.been termed one of the best In tho robbers, who returned the hail of lend. The message, which was most con­ parts of the central highland section. an averago increase of 5 per cent to j country, by tf.nationally known golf j qoiet. • ciliatory in tone, declared it would bo Ernest Jordan, Jeweler, whoso plncc Beginning in May 'and extending 10 per cent over Inst season, with \ The a,lln r, ms of Vcnitelos here arc architect. a pity at the present juncture to al­ of business n^ljoins the bunk, killed Idoabtfut th he will join any hew through Jtlnd this year practically the fairly light crops on tho ridge nnd a ' The course will be lined with bunk­ low local occupations on the straits to one of them instantly ami wounded n linn .,t ,.i,-«.ent and inclined to entire citrus belt put on the heaviest full crop in thi‘ back country. . ers and traps while on either side of second man. Joe McKinney, attorney, jeopardize pence. Production of tangerines is esti­ !-li. t -• , )u. will play a more at- bloom the state has ever seen. With the fairways will be found a growth fired from nn uppcr wjmlow of a Prior to announcement that tho ti'< • trying to save as much favorable weather conditions, a heavy mated ut 125 per rent of last year, o f wire grass that will make recovery |luj|(jjnK ,lcr„Rt ||u. street and he du- Kemalists would respect the neutralP"*in the wreck of Greece's setting of late fruit followed. The prospects are excellent with trees full fronV hooked or sliced shots n *H^fi-! pHc-,*t«*«I Jordon's tout. Except th n tjity o f the straits, Hamid Buy, the An,t the peace confer­ condition in most groves is therefore >off ruit. Production of limes “will be cult ipotter. ’I lie outward journey j orj Mn ,„,wdcr burns, not a guru representative, snid to the cor* , . use, M. Venltclos will a light to fairly good clop of fru it,slightly hoarier limn for last year. rvi|ulres 3,040 yards, the shortest r, n|f|c-nt of the town was wounded in respondent: "The Kemalists nnturalf affairs until endorsed hole being a pitch for 1.10 yards ^ battle. •>' ''ill Colne across the so-ealfed ncu-• *' . pressed popular manwhile the longest is 46- ynrds. j)uc to t he fact that the town is trnl zones, but they have not tho f Homeward bqund, 3.282 ynrds nre ^ inountajnajj ef t |,c stree ts | slightest intention of firing upon the covered. On this sid<*, will ho found are not qn a level, steps leading down British occupying the tones. If, how­ Si.pt. 28.—Crown Prince the longest holo on the course—No. frtn i one street to another. The clti- ever,'the British move against us, wo i the oiith ns king ycitcr13, which is 541 ynrds, n double dog­ tens took advantage of this and oc- will he forced to reply.". . . 7’ >i at the'palace befofo tho leg, across the valley. . cuplc^positions on a street on u high­ Turkish cayalry frpm Erin Keul the retiring cabinet. The course will be provided with er level than the bank, firing down­ with reinforcements, is advancing to n system of double tees—both gniss . — — * / the northeast of Asmali-Tope, appar­ ward at the bandits. , • twice occupied tho KNOCKED CASHIF.U OVER THE THIRD TIME HOTELS HAVBDBKN and clay. ently to cut off the British advanced The automobiles, one a roadster, and i " a f , His first reign he* BURNED ON THE . pest at Kephes. tho other u touring car, are in tho pos; - IIEAD AND COPPED 18, 1013, with the assassiDIXIE h ig h w a y • A British column supported by a r­ siun of officers hero. * ISLAND (14,000 OVER TOMOKA RIVER f other, George I, and \ i~ *■*• . t tillery has left Chnnnk to counter th e ' in April of this year, Henry Stnrr,’ NOW REOPENED ■util June, 1917, when he i B z T ire A M t o U t r l P r r M ) notorious bank bandit ami outlaw, paid th re a t _ l,y the*demands of Great ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 28c-Flre The crew of the Greek battleship a visit* to the Harrison bank, Harri­ (n r T>» AUMUIrl rr»M» and Russia, to abdiwhich was discovered at 3:30 this DAYTONA, Sept- 28.—The bridge son, Ark., 20 miles cast of Eureka Averoff mutlned yesterday and left men entCZOd the Hamilton County > "f his pro-German iym* morning dei}troyc<l the Pass-a-Grille in the Dixie Highway over the Tomo- Springs, and met his death from a Constantinople for an unknown des­ Bunk On Woodburn avenue today and Hotel on an Island adjacent St. Peters­ ka river north of here, which for about rifle shot fired by the president of tho tination. TI)o commander of the vosstruck the cashier Over the head and burg. Tho loss Is estimated at (150,bank, shooting from concealed loop set was ashor eto bid farewell to escaped with' fourteen thousand, ac­ (X)0 with insurance amounting to $68,­ sixty days has been closed for repairs, Brig. Gen. Harrington will bo reopened for traffic about holes in tho vault. . When late*, cording to a report to police head­ 000. The hotel waa closed and occu­ October I, eliminating tho detour he atempted to board the Averoff, by .............. pies) only by the caretaker, who got across tho Halifax river here or at means of a private launch, the sail­ High School Students out with his 4trn trunk and nothing Ormond and tho Journey up thc-psnors hurled missiles a t him. Inator of tho term "berry" else was saved from the building. It insuln over the old Jaeksonvilie-DayHoisoned at Cafeteria Tho vessels sailed a t noon. Pre­ liar’ ju st possibly g o t the wa* * four story hotel, frame con­ viously the allied diplomats had state tena-foad. ‘V from the price of a quart Oter Two Hijndred etl that the presence of the Averoff struction containing 06 rooms. It was the third disastrous fire a i Paaa-a- INSANITY WILL BE . in Constantinople impaired the pros­ Bat They are Out of Dangei' Will Grille thla year and the fourth hotel DEFENSE OF WOMAN pects of peace. • ' ' Exception cause of popular elamor ngaiqst him;, burned on tb » ;tsJandTn tho last few IN PHILLIP CASE • •; * • . ____ l but ho became i national h e n rln the sue ------- . . WASHINGTON, 8 e p t 28— Secre­ Balkan war of 1012, when he led % T it AMtti^ltS ;. lkimaA rfM A ) (Or Tk* Aaaovtntra • a*tmnam■rMaT mmm m U I «4 PPrfM) e a firebug is operating tary Denby yesterday ordered two deBIRMINGHAM, Sept. 28— A • roll LOS ANGELES, 8ept. 28— huanl Greek army in the capture of Saloniki stroycr divisions, comprising 12 de­ call'S t Woodlawn High Schol today ty yllh b* th* defense of Mrs. Clara from the Turks. I> consequence Of Phillips charged with having beaton ■bowed 200 students absent-as a re­ stroyers, to proceed "as early as pos0,1 government*- continued to this achievement, he was accorded the VBNIZKLOS IS DEAD slblo from Norfolk to Constantinople Mrs. Alberta Tremaine Moadows, sult of food poisoning yesterday. ’ vcry presture at their com- popular title of "The Liberator." AS FAR AS FLAYING While many students affected were with' extra supply of provision*" in •• ___ ‘ • '■ twenty-two old'widow to death with lu prevent his re-ascension, th* : ‘ P A R fIN GOVERNMENT violantly 111 for a time it was said that response to n request from Rear Ad­ a hammer. r king marched triumphantly in* AHMADABAD, British India, S ept all are out of danger today with tho miral Mark Bristol, American high •* — -------------ien* and was crowned In-Decern- 2H—A Urge meeting was held here lid scenes of the wildest vnthuwish t o , b r NASHVILLE, Tenn., S<y>t. 2 9 - exception of one. investigation indi­ commissioner at Constantinople , th a t: resolution* + *n the reply of Rev, J. 8. McNellly, 8L chaplain - or cated that the .students were poisoned they be sent "for the protection of adopted @protesting against: !Gleet ^ to n tin e was bon i question as Quarles Confederate brigade Of tho by eating sandwiches made from American interest*.** —------------‘ «nd obtained his to. the part ly under the Civil war, and sixty-two years In thb grourid beef ’cabbage, celery and pickle • • G«rman tutors and i t t the.school cafeteria. : The flapper "has b«e drninatited th ---------------------------------------------------- -tho film*. Only a motion re m e ra ; l ' n . 1U03’ ho . was . • A ll . __ ' - * * ‘ -f * iTia Herald for Post Cards. could k w p |i« « * I U lh .r . ' . .,.• 1 1 of the Scotch Game .,1 PASS-A-GRILLE ROBBED BANK |N CINCINNATI IN HOTELBURNED TOTAL LOSS BROAD DAYLIGHT • �= = = = = good.- Mrs. Curlett NBW LINE FROM TAMPA BX> p AVON PARK FORECAST MONDAY, OCTOBER 2ND . — * We greetly iirgV all who expect to AVON* PARK,, Sept. 27.— Charter who were fapniliar wjth the German for the new railroad'between Tampa language and cuatomk and Mrs. and Aron ,Park, jvhich will eventually Curlett was one of. tho beat in this link Tampa with Stuart on the east character that haa over been seep in coast was granted Saturday and- the thla city. Old Caroline the old darkey road will be hauling the present fru it Mammy was taken by Misa Bulb Gil­ len in old time southern style, Mary crop out of Avon Park by January l a t Ann Dooley, by -Mrs. E. D. Mobley Tho Florida Citrus' nighlanda R a il­ added more trouble to Mr. Smith’s road has steel to w ith in five.miles of deUy and mad rush, next Monday. We long Hat, Mrs. J.‘ C. Decn ad Matilda Avon Park, already and the ritfht of hkvo a printed Ust for your use.-fMobr n*,«M o i » « i * ■*.• « » n Anderson who drank good "llkier" way gang is already nearing Lake to.** ley’ D ru g sto re. 167-lte and a^ain as Anna Baker the Jady Vigo on the northern edge of th e , 1 • • ' - ^ with malaria was screamingly funny township. I O tt your masks at, Mobley’s Drug The road wijl be eventually conand carried out the p art so well that Store for the Masquerade Dance a t she had the audience yawning and . . Lake Mary. . 157-*tc shivering while she took quinine. Miss cordIn* to E. T. Row , PHfoit City, ** . C lu«in«l Adi (e m IIm . N o ^ - U takes for leee than 15c. 1M and positively so claeelfled ^ ode charged to anyone. Cash j • mast accompany aH orders. C esst five words to a line and remit accordingly. James Kirk A Ml HE AND HIS BUNCH PULLED »• OFF A WONDERFUL PM ENTERTAINMENT " IM Ml Some home talent plays a r t good— Ml u h r ** h o m t' - latent • plays go_ b ,r, ., • -r- r • most of them are of the amateurish eaat and you expect IL. Somo x._ are __ away above the average especially here In, Sanford where there la so FOR SALE much good talent and the play at IjOR SALE—Buick fl roadster,; »?po. --------------1 • the j High School Auditorium last BIG M ASQUERADE BALL, Grow a t H. .440. Oarage. JWrftp night entitled -Smith In f e k n h of LAKB JHARY, T H U ^SB PT . 28. FOH SALE—Hioi#f, seven rooms; and j Cookr wus one of the really good bath, corner lot, good locatiopi. Mrs. PW*. In fact it would b% safe to as* ford is In all her parts. Terms. See E. S. Rockey, or phone sert that for a rip roaring farce fill­ Deen and Miss Radford' took two 266. ALL LOG ’• . 167*4(c ed with plenty of local hita, it was jfy ts each last nigt^t demonstrating ■ I ft)B S Al f c - u t t Jt t Un K»tAt tiur. a knockout. The clever work of Mrs, ing car. Excellent condition. Maxwell, M rs. Deane and R o m * Miss Radford will prove a worthy Mr. Wicland at Overland Garage ®0ISDE®0lN]@ | mond Radford was apparent In tho successor to Mrs. Dean as a te a c h e r of ‘elocution in the schools here. toll 58. > 1 5 6 T e e do co t h av e to ,g o e o y ; fa rth e r Mary Brooks the English maid eras IHJr SALE—Rugs, refrlgorati th a n y o u r n e a re st D rug s to re to get G MASQUERADE BA charming in her frills and maids F e rra lln e . T his w onderful rem ed y la all practically new. Call 618 Oak IE MARY, THU., SEPL f o r eat# everyw here. J e s t dto ld e rig h t costume and with the accent and her avenue._____________•. 156-3tp now tb e t > o e wUl d ro p In a t your entrancing “MaldUh” manner. This FOR SALE—Two celery seed B«3bj ru g . S tore and purobaad a b o ttle or part was taken by Caroleo TIHIs. Mal­ has never been adjusted but It is gen­ D F e rra lln e . T h e ‘re su lts w>ll am aae you. sixty yards long, ready to be set. M 'S * n i l mm a t J a L k k k .4 . a __a i a*a 1 A A _ vina Stubbs the typical New England erally conceded loyally that the Sea­ T housands haveI Ibeen •boneflfted bya i Its 8ee W. R. Bates, Moore’s Station. spinster portrayed by Mrs. R. C. Max- board Is Interested and the F. € . H. use. F o r nervousness, Indigestion, H tsu160-2tp m adam and d iso rd ers o f th e blood It ff* • was true to tho part as usual and taps the Seaboard in Polk county. h a s no peer,. R ead theoo testim o n ials i*OR SALE—Porto Itlco s Sara Bernhardt (really from the asy­ The officers of tho new road, which w hich a re b u t a few ta k e n from the toe|i fl.60 per bu.—T. . lum) taken by Mrs. W alter Wight s capitalised at a half million dollars, h u n d red s In o u r f>t«a. Rev. W. D S pur, For Florida: Mostly cloudy Route A , Mecca Hammock Holly with young Sherwood Hsrvsrd WBB one ot tho 1,081 ,n the «**t» She nre E. T. Roux, president; C. E. L an­ Un. P re sb y te ria n m inister, o f D em opod In north and local «howcn Ala., eaye: , SALE—166, Oakland cut-down pulling the tickets and everyone was Mr- Smith until the last mom- ier, Avon Park, vice president, and H. tonight or Thurvlny m the " F o r a g re a t m any y e a rs X have been self starter. 520 West First Street. satisfied and there was muck merri- on* w*1c>n *ho keeper from the asylum Lll Askew, Plant City, secretary- ■ubjeot to sporadic, and a t tim es aovorl south portion. a tta c k s of Indigestion: H a v in g heard _____i ______________ ir>5-8tp ment created by the receipt of the livo / Victor McLnulin) camo In to get her. treasurer, o f th e c u ra tiv e offsets of F errallnev on pig and other prizes. The perversity The p,ny wn* n ’nKM> not only as It begins i ’OR SALE—Ford Sedan, cheap, fn one o r tw o o f roy best friends. I deelded good condition, 1921 motor. Three of. fnte went with some of them and ^ rrnl entertainment nnd a good laugh ' Seaboard n In alm ost sh eer d esperation, to tr y It, and I tlad am ma a la d to say It h as g re olmost new tires. Address “Sedan" this wan exemplified whan Mrs. J. *,ul ^n,m n finnnrinl standpoint nnd at«- ns fnr Mr. J. H. Itinier, an evj.ert on hnnaf • a tly . tionefltted me."" I>. Davison won the cedar chest ",Uch f rc**lit is due the Welfare De- the charter, for particulars, price nnd terms. H onorable W. W. L avender, o f C en­ mobile timing, generator, --tnrtei terv ille, Ala., sayai , *-Mrs. Davison beingMn the furniture part me nt of the Woman’s Club under miles. Tht " I deelre, w ith o u t aollcltatlon o r h e si­ scientific ignition work is in d the nblc leadership of Mrs. Henry .s|xiificnlly tatio n . to commend to tboso persona of our electrical and buttery j business) but this good Indy is always S ix t y t h o u s a n d , s t r a w b k w ho nre over w orked o r w ho a ro In a ready nnd willing to help nlong every Wight for their good work, thoir hard ate "such t run-dow n condition, F e rra lln e Oa a to n ­ service. -Tractor nnd nutmiiobile Plants from northern stock, ic. I took tw o bottles and fe lt alm oet work and their time spent in getting j desirable, good cause and she promptly gave the era are assured gemniic “EX lik e a now person."—Adv. per thousand, f. o. b. Lake Mo up the advertising, the program, the jgranted “to chest bnck to the Woman’s Club nnd “If your local dealer does not han­ Battery nnd Ignition servile «t Fla. M. Doyle. 154 it was auctioned off nftcr I he play piny, the prizes nnd the ejitire affair any other r dle FERRALINK. send $1.00 direct to station. Cull K.U CUOTH bringing tn Tilt more. Of course the here in the dull season. XH the mer with any o the FERRALINK DISTRIBUTING Phone 518, (isk foi I sm. r. S*n play wns staged under the direction chants who gave the prizcB and eon- without thii j i ,,. com; <>f the Woman's Club for this pro- tributed so much to the proceeds of 1I'reRsivc nnd publii spirited bun. b ,,f the entertainment and nil who in any .igi.•cment irm Us fr luilies lire bnck -of every mmemellt way i .nitrilnited are to ho congratii R A p p r p SCHOOL TIME! Brlaf| L I / l i l L I JL/li ihe Hoys and Girls ia FORDS, Iluicks, Oldsmobilcs, Onk- and they put on the piny t«. get ll was so good, the laughs were so lnnds. Dodge, Cole 8, Overland. enough funds to start the Domestic and have their haircut] r e a l , the o b j e c t is so worthy thul the Chevrolet. Maxwell for sale. Tiles ■ Sri price Fund fnr the High S, 1..... 1 k jf lv r T Opp. Seminole Co. UanLJ oors are lotc models, and have been re- sonwthing that is greatly needed Herald has taken up more space than finislicd, making them very .desirable I’rof. T. W. I.fuvton Inst night told usunl in giving then* credit for some cars to prospective buyers, nnd tho about the riiM-ils of the schooT nnd the thing that was greatly enjoyed by the OCTOBER RECORDS ----- rNEW s h e e t music] prices arc right, with easy terms. 5 gnmi Work that has been accomplish­ large crowd present. and 7 passengero.—B. A O. Motor Co. ed and Cjie wonderful help and co ‘Your wife canto from n fine old 1 209 Park Avo., Sanford, Fla. Distrib­ operation extended |,y Sanford people Virginian family didn’t she?" Rotary Club Meeting utors for llupinohilc nnd Lexington nnd whnt the entertainment menu! to ■No, sho brought them with her." the community. PIANO TUNING PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS] cars. "We carry-the parts." Was Full of Pep and Ihe play was wonderful Clarence 140-tfr (Jood Work Result Mahoney who is really a finshed urlSEVERAL HOUSES for aal^ s7s •>r and good in any part took the \ Thigplno«_tfC plarp of Mr. Smith and he was the I ^O R SALK Easy terms, (50 acres, best ever being perfectly at ease in ’ flowing well lend, 10 acres cleared, this difficult role in which he hail to at remarkably low price if sold now.’ give the cues to all the rest of the —A. P. Connelly & Sons 140-tfc , com pnny. Mrs. W. F. Blackmnn ns Mrs. Leo-j ^ FOR SALE— NcwTiv c room house, two and one-half acres and, one acre |xild Stein divided honors with Clnr , company tiled, sloeping porch nnd large rooms, ence nnd the Imlaiiee o •very convent) net —A P. Connelly & taking one of the principal charnel ■ 10 Stores in Georgia fcons. 148-tfc ers The best part of the show were th< l o c a l hit* on Sanford people be mg the exchange of repartee between •Mrs Stein and Mr. Smith since Mrs. Stem had all the rooks to lease but none of them being whnt Smith want­ FOR RENT ed. In-fact thg exchnnge between OR RENT—Three furnished house those two wns better tbnn any mins­ keeping rooms. Phone 348-W. trel show ever singed here nnd wns one of the best advertisement* ,for Sanford that this city could procure 16x30 "Even in our daily paper" to which Mrs Stein referred. Mrs W. I.. HenTwo nparlmonDi, new • ley as the weeping widow who xtrot late; well furnished.— r hed the truth, Mrs. \V A. Lester as Jnts. 8<J-tfc Moggie Moran the gum chewer, Miss ; Rooms and kitchenette R'lsnmond Radford as Kntlmrina Wrb ‘ pertinents opposite post *K‘r ‘lAURhter of Frau Webber in the ■ oR.tfr 'P**reon of Mrs. Entlor Curlett wns b m i HODGES & McMULLE^ J. H. HINTERMSTER PIANO CO. ] Sanford’s New Store ip WANTED- High grade man nnd woman in vicinity of Sanford to demonstrate the Sechrist Pressure Cooker and Conner used by Floridn State University, and government demonstrators. Cooks food in oneWANTED third time. Sold on payments curried WANTED—Position tis housekeeper by company and saves its own pay­ In :a small family. Prefer place ments on meat nnd fuel bills. See Sep­ whore will have general management. tember Pictoriul Review page 45. Address “ Housekeeper" care Herald. Demonstrators making $100 a week. 156-3tp Write in full giving references,.—F. C. WANTED—Ford worm diivc truck Arnold, District Sales Mnnngcr, Orfor cosh. Address Oviedo Ladder Inndo, Fla. 157-ltc Makora, Oviedo, Floridn. 160-3tp WANTED—Ten first class carpenters WANTED—Experienced farm hand, nnd one first class painter; go good house to live in—M. Hanson, working conditions. Standard pt Shoo Ropaircr. 165-Gtp No other but competent men apply, W a n t e d —F o n f §od^irfo7~ a new H. T. Pace., 157-2 Bulck.—N. H. Garner. 155-3tc WANTED—Fresh country eggs at WANTED—Oi'no or two unfurnished Bell Care, . rooms, suitable for bedroopt or light dozen. housekeeping rooms. Address "D. C. 0 .” care of Herald office. 162-tfc 'W W RENT—Furnished apartments. Fcmdale Apartments, 306 East 1st St. . 1 157-7fp We have Just installed ■ New Berics 8X12 Inch Cbsndter & Price Press, the FOR RENT—Storage room, 18x30, latest model press on the market, and the best press made. We believe in hating up-to-date equipment, and believe also (hot nothing is'too good for DR KENT—2 nice furnished house­ our customers. You are cordially invited to call and watrh this press in oper­ keeping rooms, 314 Eaat Fifth 8L ation, and If you want any printing done on It, phone 404, or call at . . * * 74x86 167-3tp O u r W o rk S atia fle o — O u r P ric e s P le a s e ” BALL, PT. 28. Phene 40-4— 902 French Avenue • -H.N, Y.'; • . �m m * wm& ^H B SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, PA GETW O «-d s riry kn*r*o«k c trtp l tin a IS •■ flrv lr cavers Brmtaala fe •■ 0 la n k lU k t S rvcrjr Friday. A llk lk f retea Mklk kaavra t a a*] tin a. Democratic ta polities. $ U psav, a Iw are la aOvaass. M M BKR TUB A S S O C IA T E D PRESS Th«‘ A ssociated P re ss Is exclusively e n title d to th e uee fo r republlcaU on of all n e v e d ltp ato h ee cred ited to it or n o t o therw leo c re d ite d In title paper mad .also th e local new e. - published ana h e re in . A ll r ig h ts o f ro -p u b ltcatlo n of epectsl d isp atch es h e rsln aro also reserved President Harding has lost ground In Ohio says David Lawrence. May­ be, so, son, maybo so. You can't tell much about Ohio. The Fall Style Number of the Tam­ pa Times wns a pink peach and shows th at the Tampa merchanta appreciate the value of advertising. King Constantino tore his pants when trying to bolster up his waning power he went to war und'wns badly whipped by the Turks. He would have igained more by quitting sooner. —-M4 - ' 'H' 1--------J . . lit the military and naval forces of ginfe on tho street. Yesterday one Watson’s Funeral during the cUi . HUNDREDS ULPOISONED FOOD AT SCHOOL way home fro wns token off the streets here and the United. States in the lato warV’ at Home ’Today many tender hearted people thought sqitUnJDve be< / : MFlwai W#d»ssds>'s biUfV and lay down i’resident 11cfry, of the Pressmen's it 'won heartless' on the p art of the . Was Very Simple BIRMINGHAM, Afa^ .Sept. 28.— Union says th at unscrupulous men officials' to make the “poor man" get down on the i prey upon tha unions. You are right, off the streets when ho did not have Carrying Out the Wishes of the “Sage Ssvcra! hundred s tu d y ts of the Wood- «p by passing lawn high school hero were stricken Berry, old chdf*. A lot of them make any legs. After the poor man arrived All the pnj.-i. |ih> mnof MeDutfie." an, ,ino money by strikes while the rank and at the station he had good artificial! with ptomaine poisoning as a, result were called upon file of the union men are losing mon­ legs to walk and ho will no doubt■ THOMSON* Ga., Sept.' 28,—Senatof of food eaten at the schpol's. lunch nld treatment. ey The head of the unions who will hloom into a wealthy tourist before1 Tlibmas E. Wrfson’s funeral which room At nobn today, according ,to au- ^ Authorities uf u„. eventually, lead the unions put of the the season is aver. It has been discov­ will be hold1roe|fct!ay from his home thorjtiea A number are said to bo cod that a thorough wilderness will be the man who cuts ered' lhat these beggars Hava,more1 on “Hickory in B S ty rb c very simple. seriously (II, hut a t an early hotir to- the affair, will bo out strikes and depends upon the Un­ money thnn the tender hearted pcoplo Ihere will bergx^ktreh services and night, no fatalities had been reported. ion votes to put over what tho fobor- who keep them up by giving them no singing.' The body will reaejj here According to information received Household goods ing'ntan wants. It will never be by monay they can hardly afford. It at 11:16 and will be carried to the from a number of pupils* and their a science with u speaks well for the world in general residence where the casket will re­ p aren ts,'th e children wore stricken VIC? TRAN8FF.il to know th a t they have- contributed main open for a period of about fif­ immediately after lunclr Hourr eome enough to these professional beggars teen minutes, just long enough for to make them the wealthiest people the fnmily and close friends to gaxe; SHIP BY WATER In the country. But It Is all mistak­ for the last time upon the face of the I en charity and the money th a t goes to “Sage of McDuffie.” . „ The g re a t movement for- water to (hem should go to the-, object a 'of It was the wish of Mrs. Watson shipments started by the Central charity biu! tho money that goes to Florida W ater Traffic League made overlook people in your own m[tdst for that the funeral be as simple aa pos­ g-reat strides for awhile and stirred strangers and this applies to beggars sible; stating that her friends,and ad­ up thingh In this section'so much that us well as to business. The Jackson­ visers she did not wish an elaborate the Clyde Une'had_.to enlarge their ville Journal has tho following about funeral service and that she is carry­ ing out the wishes of the senator ip warehouses and will have to make beggars: this respect. other additions soon to keep up with Last year the Florida Development Thousands of floral tributes are'ar* the water shipments. For the past Board caused a purvey to bo made of riving hourly and the home presents the principal cities of the state of tho the scene of a large floral establish? very prevalent practice of street beg­ ment. Hundreds of telegrams have ging which flourishes throughout been received expressing sympathy. is employed by us in the Florida, fostered, of course, by tho The flowers and telegrams aro being received from every section of the *of the funds and affairs our country. customers, and our constantly in­ Thousands of visitors are expected here today for the funeral and the creasing, number of depositors is town will bo taxed to Us capacity. •evidence that our methods are ft handling of J MOULD CAPITALIZE THE BEACH HOADS. ON TIIE EAST COAST right, n. v ( D r T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s e t JACKSONVILLE .Sept. 28.—Molorista who hav.o travelled the Dixio Highway between ‘Jacksonville and Hiivtona since the bridge over tho Tomotfn river has been closed-for re­ Young man who suicided in Jack­ pairs, necessitating a detour over the sonville attributed all hla troubles to uld rond down tho peninsula through whiskey. Now a few yenrs ago this Ormond and Daytona Beaches, are al­ would have been all right but how in most unanimous in 'the belief that tbe world did he get whiskey when ring. Hence the nrrest. Beggars in Daytonn.i Orntand, Daytona Beach, the country is dry? and about Now York will probably-not S •uhreese and Ormond Bench are fare ro well for n time. But Florida fusing to capitalize in one way their A well known gentlemun from onu noted attraction, the beach. will'loom a vertiable Mecca. of our biggest cities said that Central About six miles east of nunndll at There in no excuse in th e ‘world for Florida wns not going away from man, woman Or child to have to beg Du- end of the brick pavement the home to trade any more us they form­ in the directs, in these days of. organ ) tghwny make a right angle turn to erly did because Central Florida hud uni ami «. nrribeun sea, and up the ized charity, for a living In cities Die south. Should the road straight plenty of good stores of their own. in the enst be followed, motorists long sweep of Atlantic const to New where the chnrtiahle work is well would arrive at Ocean City, two miles , organised begging is not permitted, The Herald wishes to congrntulute York, than to ship by the much short­ I people nre asked not to give, and thoy ■iway. CnmplicM-Lossing Post of the Ameri­ er rail route, hence the shipments will Idon’t. They are educated to know If it were possible for motorists to can Legion for their fine spirit in tak­ be greatly increased by the next year. i that the charity needs of their, city nm directly to Ocean City, get on ing hold of the building proposition The flirts of such increase proves thut !are cared for in a thorough nnd scient­ tin' beach anti run ont it to Daytona and hnviftg a home of their own. They | the shipments wore satisfactory, thot ific manner, and that relief to tho Much and cross the Halifax river at will get it. You cannot stop the for­ , the fruit carried well, and reached the worthy can lie had nt any one of a Daytona and return to tho highway, market in good condition. There wns ward march of the A. E. F. nine out of ten would do so. Tho run, sotnc doubt in the higging’^is to the number of ngcncies. ■however, would be imposslbe at high Nothing detracts front the happy When a guy in Tam pa sells cheaper results. It wns an experiment which i appearance of n city more than the title, or about four out of every twen­ gasoline than the ether dealers his might prove disastrous, but the wes- i presence on the ntreet corners of ty-four. tank is blown up- not by the other 11enters were hold enough to make maimed and unsightly unfortunates Such a route, it is asserted, would dealers, mind you- but by somebody. it in the endeavor to loosen the grip asking alms. It is just another hold­ eliminate passage over a section of That is one way to eliminate competi­ of the railroads oil their profits. In up game. And we submit supinely. the highway which for years has been tion nnd will prohnhty be adopted by fact It wns more n m atter of necessity regarded as n tnighenr—the road than of choice. They nuisChavc re­ Tho solution Is up to city officials other professions in the near future. through the hammock botweon tho 1 here and everywhere. The responsi­ lief from the extortionate charges of Ocean City turn-out and the Tomnko bility is fixed. Jacksonville Is well the rail lines or give up their busi­ People in San Francisco huvo lost river. tip in the list of cities which nre in-! ness The transportation lines were twenty-five million dollars speculating absorbing all their profits, and they t--sted with tl ---------------------------ahnnmirmtion Jackin Gorman marks. And now that the took up water transportation ns n sonvitle s city mnril can sta it hy Baggage? We get 'em going and j j speculation is over nnd the people Inst desperate resort. Before tile high refusing to i le permits at time coming. QUICK-SERVICE TRANS- ! have lost their money the mark will is do- FER. / Thr.-Fri-Snt-tfc ! freight rates were established anyone riiey wish or r probably go up. The Germans have proposing to ship by water over that mun'l B* Cle* made enough off the poor fools- who long route would hnvtf been thought K,,r8 n,,d lcl 8 POLAND BUYS CARS inevsted to nlmost pay off their in­ crazy. Now that is has been found m,r "dntcr vi debtedness, jawohl. feasible, the movement will show a rapid increase. Are ytm mb The Sanford Country Club will open There should be n lesson for Klori- QUICK HE RV officially about October 1st. We would da in these fncts . This state has ,t like to take Hob Holly on for eighteen longer searonst than the three stutes ---- holes, if he can ipmlify in our clqya— which have found water shipments FALL SEEDBED 200.—Reporter-Star. Come up, Uirsile, possible nndp rofiteblc- We have 1,SHOULD HE FREE nnd we will piny that 23-hole course 200 miles of salt water on three sides OF ROOT KNOT DISEASE that Mrs. Blackman hns originated in Sanford. It is n pcuch nnd we will see thut you enjoy it. Avenue:., Exceptional opportunity for thy man of small means to own n Those bandits in Atkanaas who rob­ home, grow his own vegetables, raise bed a bank and were met by the rifle poriment Station. If the seedbed Is poultry. %fl room house on large lol, fire of about half the town and shot infested, nematodes will be curried bom 26x20. Excellent soil. If dfeaiiv down before they could get away are from it on plants throughout the ed adjoining vacant let can be bought sadder but wiser today—those that arc fields, Prof, Walton declares. Now very cheap, giving enough land to alive to tell the story. And If bank land for sCedbcd is, of course, (JchLr- raise n largo flock of poultry. Within robbing is to become unpopular all nble he says, but this land Is not a l­ a year the proceeds from cgg$ alone banks should adopt tho same plans. ways available. would pajt for this place and leave a Be ready and hnve your friends ready. He gives the following procedure balance in the bank. On hard road. 20 If anyone is to rob the banks let the to be taken in old lands: minutes drive to Sanford, $600. $300 S»n\ord Herald do it. "F irst plow and harrow the land. cash, bslvice 1 year. Call and make Then dissolve sodium cyanide in water me prove this. 150-tfc Tampa is thinking of maklqg a at the rate of 000 pounds to the acre. motorcade to Jacksonville and Sanford .(A seedbed 20 feet square requires NOW is the time to get your sclvool Is thinking of making n motorcade to 0 pounds of *tho cyanide.) Sprinkle books. Why wait till the big rush surrounding towns and tho idea is a this solution over tho ground. Apply Monday?—Mobley’s Drug Store. . good one. The Sanford Kiwanis Club the Irrigation w ater sufficiently' to 167-4tc is fostering tho idea here and the soak the soil to a depth of 18 inches Herald hopes they can y it'o u t, -We or more. Then dissolve ammonium im C i r c u i t Coart o f Ike Seventh j« 4 le - have advocated the business men of lol Cl-ealt, Sentaele O e a itf, sulphate, one and a half times the 8anford putting-Xtu trade motorcades weight, of the cyanide, in water; CITATIOg „ for a long time but It has never been pour this solution evenly over ‘ the p u t on Just right and, the merchanta ground. Apply again a little irriga­ Boy W. Lyon, Com plainant. .have mover taken to it as they should. tion wafer, just'enough, to carry the I t Is worthy of investigation and care­ sulphate down. • ", ful thought. [•red to bo an "It Is important that the sulphate n e a r before our oat---------. . . . ___ C ourt a t tho be applied as promptly as possible House In Hanford, Florida, la tho ab ove en titled cause on tho F irs t Monday In A Kenneth L, Roberts in the Satur­ after the cyanide, certainly tho same October. 1932. the ra m s being the 2nd day Evening Post, saya: “Senator day thereof, and a rule day of thli d ay .. Do not mix the two substances C ourt, to anaw ry. th e blU o f complalit P ark Trammell, Democrat, pf Florida, before applying. It is important that f l« d ,.V?r ?,n "F » ln st you. else the ooti blit w ill bo taken a * confessed and fot has helped the good work along In CUT OUT THE BEGGARS reaction between these two materials lowed by app ro p riate decree. his quiet and inconspicuous way by I t to fu rth e r ordered th a t th is ordoi take place'in the bo IL” \ . bo publlobed in tho Sanford .H erald, < ' introducing a hill ‘providing for and Snnfdrd has an ordinance against new spaper,published In Seminole Court ' establishing scholarships In each of hegging^on jhe streets-apd the city If it’s a piano, call for consecutive w eeks .. the states as a memorial to the Amer­ manager and city officials will en­ SERVICE TRANSFER. ' v v'.Qlvdn under my ; « l d Court, .thts the ican, soldiers, sailors and marines who force it to the letter. I t has- not been Thr.-Fri.-Sst-tfc ^ gave vc their lives ffor q r jith sir country,, and enforced to the letter h ew M twilbttt an expression of appreciation to all the cities of Florida intend th com­ HVal.ll Delivered e brave and loyal men who served bine this season and.cut out the beg- A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President B. F.'WHJTNKK. CssU* PENNSYLVANIA AUTO TUBE 'T o n -tested /' with each Vacuum Cup tire, cord nr fabric, fot limited period only. Prices lowest in history. Tula* is addi­ tional saving. Buy now. R hone 481-J- 105 P alm etto Avenae J J rZ r V W ILLIAMS’ Garage A nnounces i *» 1• J ,<_ * . * \ P rice Reduction on O ldsm obile Cars MODEL 43-A 4-cyl. Roadster .............. $ 955.00 975.00 4-cyl. Touring: .............. 4-cyl. Semi-Sport..... ...... 1075.00 4-cyl. Brougham ........... 1375.00 1475.00 4-cyl. Coupe ....... ....... 4-cyl. Sedan ..... ............... 1575.00 ' i -V f MODEL 47 8-cyL, 5-passenger ...'...... $1375.00 -1625.00 8-cyL Sport Roadster 8-cyL Super-Sport.......... 1675.00 1875.00 2025.00 F. O. B. Factory 115 Magito! i �raURSPAV, SEPTEMBER 28,19 THE SANFORD PAW1 = levelled againit the conrt,itutionsl principle* which have kept,the union intact throughout tho several decade* o f it* existence.” President Berry reviewed a t some length the controversy leading up t<f the_44-hour week strike of Job print­ er* and report* tSe finances of the union ’In excellent condition . Tho re ­ port urge* co-operation and co-ordi­ nation between the American Feder­ ation of Labor and the American Xo? gion for public good, advancement of cltixenahlp, education and. American­ ism. Colonel Berry la national vlceeonimnnder of the Legion. American League Mr. and . Mrs. Hiell and two child­ ren and Mr. and Mrs. Morre Cave tak­ en rooms a t the Oreldo Hotel ant) will do light-housekeeping there fo r the winter. •C - r;-. The Qvoldo public school will open next Monday morning October 2nd a t nine o’clock.' The opening 'e x e r­ cises will be held in the auditorium of '. Yesterday’s regulaiwneetlng of,the tho new school building and alt the Klwanls Clyb was presided over by patrons and friends of the school are VETS PARADE President Connelly. As usual, Rev. cordially lnvitedjo attend. A number Brownlee asked Divine guidance for of short addreaaea will be made and (O r T he A se*elate4 F n u ) DES MOINES, la., S e p t 28.—Bow­ the deliberations,'and all sat down io Mrs. C. tLr West will give a vocal a luncheon that was some feed and ■olo. The local board 8f tr u s te e s will ed In body and thinned in ranks, but for ahead of any the writer ha* en­ be represented on the program by stalwart in spirit the veterans of the joyed at any meetings of the club. Chairman O. P. Swope, the County Grand Army of the Republic marched Pet. "The Giant Quartette," composed of 8chool Board by S upt T. W. Lawton, ■gain through the street* of .Dos .620 four husky colored vocalists; furnish- the school^ faculty by Principal M. J. Moines and passed In review before .600 «d severs! selections, which were cn- Okerlundr the churches by Rev. L -E . their commander in chief today. Wright and the Woman’s Club by .620 Joyed by the club. .603 ' Mr. Fields, of Orlando, a guest of Mrs. R. W. Lawton. .500 Kiwsnlan Raffold, was present and . Robert and Elfreda Slavic of Clave.440 was called upon for s talk. Fields land, Ohio, arrived Saturday for a vis­ ,416 stated that Sanford was the best town it to their sister Mrs. C. T. Me Gulley. Misses Elizabeth Lawton and Law,891 In the state—after Orlando—and he asked for a- continuation of the ton aqd. Catherine Young and-W alter friendly and neighborly feeling to Carter left Tuesday for Winter Path Pet. tnuch In evidence recently between the .where they will enter Rollins College. Mra B. 0 . Smith and Mrs. L. R. .607 two towns. ;660 A letter was read from Kiwanlan Mitchell spent* Monday, afternoon You Can Find tbs Ntmq of < .653 Boyd,.who la assisting Dr. W alker in shopping In Sanford. Erery Live Professional and The Junior Missionary Society-of ,647'holding a revival meeting a t Greeny Business Man In Sanford in .627 ville, Mika., extending greetings tq'thQ the Methodist church met Tuesday af­ This Column Each Day ;493 club and containing n clipping from ternoon and packed a box of clothing .373 tho Daily Democrat-Times of that for the Npar East Relief. This litUe .842 city, which gives an extended write­ society has Just recently been organ­ up to the meeting and devotes consid­ ized but aro very much interested In Public Stenographer erable space to the singing of Mr. their work and already hove enrolled MISS MAUDE TYRE, In Attorney fifteen members. L. - P°yd‘ . ■ A crowd .of Camp fire girla spent Fred It. Wilson’s office, First Nation­ L Frank Miller was the speaker of the tho afternoon at Lake Charm Wednes­ al Bank Bldg., Sanford, Florida. v H day and although he sprung th a t old *164-6tp , gag about losing his notes, he ccr- day, taking their1supper and return­ . . . tniniy mode an - interesting and in­ ing early ‘in. the evening. spiring talk: Frank sure deceives his ’ The Sunday School class of M h. ,T“WE DELIVER THE GOODS” look? ns a speaker nnd made a hit W. Lawton entertained Monday night at tho Club House in honor of Misses with, all present. Quick Service Transfer Secretary Lloyd, talking along the Catherine Young. Elizabeth Lawton, Storage Facilities - , lines of Mr. Miller’s speech, ndvocat- Virginia Wright and Mr. Walter C art­ If w<* please you, tell others; if not, 1 ijy* ed taking the Sanford Band and visit- er who ore leaving for college this tell us. , Phone 498 j ol ing the surrounding towns of Scmt- fall. The guests came dressed as real nolo county to “drum-up" trade for children In short dresses and knee George A. DeCottes this city, and nt tho conclusion of his trousers nnd children’s games were played throughout the evening. Some­ remarks the president appointed n Attorncy-at-Law .. committee,consisting of Frank Mil- time during the evening "all day fe lor, S, M. Lloyd und W. M. McKinnon suckern"-wcrc passed to the "children” Over Seminole County Bank to arrange for a motoredae to visit all and for refreshments they were serv­ SANFORD -s- FLORIDA the towns in tho county boosting for ed chocolate milk and home-made ani­ a t n merchant’s trade day onco cnch mal cookies. - Waiter Carter, Misses . SANFORD week. After the county has been Nell WTTlinma and Elizabeth law toni wore awarded (he prices for tho most j Jcal thoroughly covered by tho motorcade, | Machine & Foundry Co. . the hunch will -visit all the towns in child-like representations. A fter the (irneral Machine nnd Roller Worla; — the-surrounding-counties, -The move prizes, which were toy horn, zillophone Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; nr Is along.-tho linen of-the trade exton- and harp, were awarded Messrs. FsrFly Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank sion tours organixed by the Chamber ncll, Carter and Sturdivant formed o of Commerco—the Idea being to’des- "Jozz band" and played for the guests Shafts Returned--------------Phone, 62 I 0f fgnate a certain day of, each week as to enjoy a gome of musical chairs. j The evening was a most delightful n-Merchants’ Sal* Day, and each mar­ one and wilt long’he remembered by GILLON & FRY tini chRnt W1H be asked to cut the price of some one article on each of theso all present. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS lv _ days. 7710 idea is a good one and It’s , Mrs. C. L. West and Mra. Joe Brown spent Tuesday afternoon in sure to bo plit through with tho local 1Westlnghouse Lights and Appliances ih> Klwnnis Club behind it. Managor E. Sanford. ••• Rev. nnd Mrs. J. N. Thompson re New Line of Fixtures A. Ball, of the Sanford Band, promis­ turned Monday from Daytona Bench. ed the co-operation of tho entiro or123 West First Street Mrs. L. E. Wright dnd children g(Jj. gnnizntion and stated that tho boys spent Monday in Sanfofd. 891 wou^ he glad to accompany the mo' Mr. and Mrs. W. P, Carter bnvc re - 1 84£t torcade. Edgar 1* always In full acturned from Daytona Beach. „ cord with any move that haa for its ' R. L. Wheeler and two children who 830 °hJ°et tho- betterment of Sanford—he have btsen 111 with the flu-are report­ BOn is a real booster. Ho is the speaker ed bettpr. , » I 4Card Party ih The members of the St. Agnes Guild will give a subscription bridge party Wednesday evening October 4th, a t eight o’clock at the Parich House. Phone Mrs. S. M. Lloyd (46) or Mrs. J. N. Robson (285) for reservations. 156 8*t.,M on. and Wed. C9UCiH8 DISTURB SCIIOOL WORK KIDS BLAMED \ 8AN*’FRANCIS .esnvajs of bsnke; Bud(‘ by the San San Frandscahx have lost *l ,ea*‘ 12S,000,000 speculating in m*vks. The same source ee’CnllfornUlu b » . M m.or* *hnn 8100,000,000 ss the result «*n fotdN) School teachers should give the same advice to children - who have coughs as this Florida teacher. "I tecommended Foley’s Honey and T** to the children In my school'who had the 'flu' and good result^ came when­ ever it was used,” writes Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeechobee,.Florida. Foley's Ilonoy and Tar contains no opi­ ate*—Ingredient* printed on the wrap­ per. ' Stood the test of time serving three generations. Quickly relieves colds, coughs and croup, throat, chest CON MEN’S FINES TO and bronchial trouble, Sold every­ BUILD A HOSPITAL where— Adv. FORT LAUDERDALE, S e p t 28— LABOR HEAD SAYS Eighteen thousand of the 620,000 col­ UNSCRUPULOUS MEN lected In fines from th* dozen con­ PREY UPON UNIONS fessed wire-rappers and confidence — men tried here last spring* will be | l y l i t A iep tiiH Pn m ) Pressmen’s Rome, Ttniw Sept. 28— used, by Brevard county fo r conatrucDeclaring', th at the union had been tlon of a county hdepitsl here . fa r "proyod upon by * group of mcddlcu m i and unscrupulous lawyers en­ announced tdday, eBC7 Dr. Scott Edwards, of-Indian*p6U», couraged ’by unprincipled ;em ploy«y? * noted surgeon, will be.in charge of pMonri Berry, president of the Press­ the institution and personally will men’s land Assistants’ union of North equip the banding, with the privilege America, todsy appealed for closer co­ operations in bos report to be zubof p u rd p u lh g .it a t the for the a tiginat inv*,tedbjr Prosperity, which comes only as a»result of thrift, is necessary to a thriving nation, a successful" in­ dustry, a happy home. An interest-bearing account as sures ultimate financial freedom. The Peoples Bank of Sanford will welcome every saver, regard­ less o f the size of his account. A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU European Plan Corner Building Open all the year every room outside SANFORP NOVELTY jELTON f. MOUGHTON WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work officers S. 0 . Shinholser CONTRACTOR And BUILDER ' * 317 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. Eyes Examined R W. HERNDON FIRE-------- AUTO-------- BONDS Byes Examined Glasses Dealguad Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. INSURANCE AGENCY Optician-Optometrist 212 East First Street Sanford, Fla. Glaasea Fitted FRED R. W[ILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First- Nat’l Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN Special attention to examination Of Opposite Postoffice Sanford, Fla. Abstracts of Title TOM MOORE Chase & Co. g u a ra n te e th e G row er */ | * * a g a in st losses fro m b ad accounts. D u rin g n early fo rty years, o f busi• . . • ’ . - * ' * -n •- ness, no g ro w er m a rk e tin g th ro u g h t ' - ' Chase & Co. h as ever lo st one dolla r th ro u g h b ad ' accounts. ****’8® tght against him and other biter* onal officen by faction* inside the Room 7, Miller Bldg. SANFORD FLORIDA Jackson' �facts and figures and visualises much Grower are keeping In close touch of the building In progress by pre­ with those in charge of the beds, and senting photographs of the types of machinery is being perfected to eli­ construction- in towns where activity minate the smaller plants witth insuf­ is greatest. Some cities of 10,000 ficient .roots. population are erecting buildings that would do credit to cities of ten times Oh Labor Day the citizens of Lake their also. These facts in themselves County held a mass meeting in Tav­ Will carry a message of stability and ares, and among other business tra n s­ faith thht can not fall to impress acted, petitioned the county commis­ those ,who read, and the Florida Real sioners to erect a nevf court bouse in E state Journal and Industrial Record that county seat town. H ie motion circulates.largely among people who on this subject wag carried by a unan* seems a reasonable prediction that, arc potential investors. imous vote, ami immediately after the conktruction in this state will-reach a mass meeting adjourned county total o f $50,000,000 for 1022. commissioners went into session and Eight now hdusda at the Mountain . This review of construction activi­ started the work ■ which 4 eventually Lake Cluby.now under course of con­ ties, which probabl^ is the most com­ struction or soop-to be built, con­ will result in Lake county Having, a plete ever made, shows that much $260,000 court house to take the building is in progress tn every part tracts hiving been let by Frederick 3. place of the one that has outlived its Ruth last week, will coat Tor homes of the state and that no particular ^nd landscaping well in excess of usefulness. city or section Is neglecting the op­ $260,000. This does not Include the portunity to provide mure and bettor City officials and citizens generally land cost either, simply- tho contract homes, more hotels and apartment price of the homes and the cost of of Clermont, met a t the F irst State houses, larger nnd better office build­ landscape gardening and other beauti­ Bank Wednesday evening and agreed ings, while there are numerous indus­ unanimously upon tbe Hill Route fication. trial plants nnd club houses included through the city for tho new road, In the survey, tabandoning the lake ahore drive Work of constructing the Arcadia Buildifig Is the barometer of prog­ around Mill la k e and Lake Minhehagolf course is progressing very sat­ ress, and while all towns and cities hn as originally plnnned. County En­ should keep building records accu­ isfactorily to those in charge. While gineer Heller has had two preliminary rately, it has been developed that no the recent heavy rains have somewhat surveys made and owing to the elimin­ auch records are .kept in some Flor­ delayed the work, the rains have been ation o f heavy, fills along the lake ida towns where there is considerable fine for the grass that Has been plant* shore It has been found that the hill building. In such cases it is not pos­ ted on the fairways. Threo -of tho rouflf is not only cheaper to construct, sible to present accurate figures, and longest fairways have been planted but all agree that it Will bo the scenic estimates must be relied upon to give to hermuda seed nnd also sodded to drive of Florida. an idea of the construction work in bermudn grass; this will insure an progress. In the more progressive early sod. centers, however, a realization of the Strawberry setting is getting well value of such records nnd the proper keeping of them give an adequate under way both in Kissimmee and St. Pensacola, News, ulo plant fiVte acres foundation upon which to build esti­ Cloud. Plants are coming in, from each in sxtsuma ornngca," according mates of the probable total for the beds in Plant City, at the rate of to a plan being worked out by Messrs, year. Florida's 1D21 building was from twenty to fifty thousand pci j C. W. Parker and G.JB. Price. The placed at $40,000,000. With the fig­ day. The officers of the Osceola; News explains that ibis plan put into ures available and reports from coun­ ties that have failed to keep records it is conservative to conclude thnt the total for 1021 will exceed the 1021 COURSES OF STUDY total by at least $10,000,000. It is likdy that thin figure will not FIKST YEAR cover the amounts being ajH-nt fur Select OnRequired— public improvements, listed under the Scipnce English head of roads, streets, sidewnlks, sew­ I-ntin Algebra ers nnd other wtirk for which bonds Agriculture Ancient History and time-warrants are issued, for such SECOND YEAR construction is not included in Un­ Select Tw Required building permit records, if it were: Rotany and Zoology English practicable to arrive nt such figures Algebra Modern History with even n reasonable degree of ac­ Latin K curacy it is probable that Florida's THIRD YEAR construction record for the year would Required Select Two-— lie fur in excess yf $r,U,000,000, I .ntin The Construction Number of the Chemistry Florida Heal Eat ale Journal and In Spanish dustriiil Krooni is one which ihe pub Domestic Science llsher feels will du much toward a t­ Agriculture tracting favorable attention to Flor­ ida as one of the most progressive FOURTH YEAR sta te s‘ in the Union, for it,presents Required Select Two— English Plane Trig, nnd Solid Ge«m, American History and Civics Latin Spanish Stenography Domestic Science Required for Graduation T o P ro d u ce G reat N atural Nerve English 4 units S tren g th , Yeast Should Be IronHistory 2 units i » d an d N ot M erely M ixed Mathematics 3 units W ith Iron. T here U Only One Ironiied Science 1 unit Yeast in the Electives .... C units World effect “would mean five hundred ac­ vineyard. res of grove land in Escambia county merman B hr* said to ,be added to the five hundred acres al­ with the proposed ready under cultivation will be worth a:,w r ie r of s million dopant within a few years. The additional acreage grape nomety operations, ^vv.will bring the value to half a million within a.sh o rttlm a.” This iadn line with diversified horticluture, of which there is g n a t need in Florida. ( ■ ) , ... The Polk County Record announc­ es the planting, of ninety acres near Bartow, ip grapes and berries. That is, "If the proper co-operation for the mterpriae is offered by the business men 'and growers of t i e city," as is said by tlte Record. However, there seems to be confidenco of this co-oper­ ation since application capitalised a t $125,000. it is proposed to plant thirty acres in gxapfl.nursery, ten ac­ res in blueberriese and .blackberries s; NOTICE TQ PARENTS /T h e Primary Schools the first few months of school, while waiting for the new bulldmg to be completed, will be very milch crowded. Aa.lt will be necessary to have two aossjons in the E ast Side School to accommodate the pupils, only town children east of the P h o n e 135 Inea, lronlxed, you could ir fist s o d your Jaw a. s i ­ ght a s a vUo. Ironlaod enable y ou, to do It. bo- such strength that It ffe/ttSuiS t t a T j t U pow erful rew n etrectiv V iS d to d ay fo r tired , exhausted i wom en. I t la h o t a m are o f y e a s t and Iron, b u t Is n lt.d , w hich U a aubetanco »ejf . G i v e your nerves the (o o d -e tren g th th ey lack, not need etlm ulatlon, they u rn l force. H ere I t la, Iron»tl T ola w ill »We you g re a t w er. g re a t nerve pow er, an it o f energy, b re ln clearness, m u ecte.'firm er fie a b .a d e a r ........ Metcalf ’..f-1-'-1.,,.... ......u..Wentworth-Smith Johnson and kingery.. .Knapp ------................. Baker and Inglls . . ..------ ---------------------- A llan Arid Greenough ... Practical Chemistry .............. ................... .........Black and Conant...... Laboratory Experiments In Chemistry.,.........Black ------- t___ Practical Spanish Grammar.™ ..,...-----,u .... Fuentes and Francois. • ' FOUUTP YEAR English Literature ......................................... .M etcalf _____ ___ ____ American Hiatory*S39fe;£-— —lt4.^iJStephfenson __ American Government in 102L**....*f.. ™.™..Magruder ------ Plane Trigonometry .... ^ I...^....^....W dptw orth-8m lth .— Plane and Solid ' G o f f e r .v ,..^ .;..# ....;>‘.^:We«tworth-SmUh ....... Cicero, Six Oration E d i t i o n . ™ . . J o h n s o n and Kingery ™ i nml Solid Geometry.......... o. Six Oration Edition— ire Aeneld. Six Book Edition. New Latin Gran Spanish Reader f ^ All parents having children shsl he^SI* years old before January ft 1023, may enter them the first t or school as there will 1* no aIr i beginner's class. Only those JtX year, old before the «*>* < will bo allowed to enter. AH'pupils wishing to take entn examinations after summer id Work meet Thursday morning j tember 28th at 10 o’clock in ‘ Grammar school. ’ STELLA I*. AKRINGTOj Supervisor Primary Sclu T o u r W an ts Have ju s t unloaded car of 4"x24” Terra Cotta Flues, 'it i '/-/ . -f %*V- =' Our stock of High GradeFramintr Lumber is complete, also our selection of inside finish. Mso CEMENT. LIME and SAND. A large stork of SASH ind DOORS for your selection. 'Anything .special we can ol>ain a t short notice. We pride ourselves dn our service SERVICE, QUALITY, PRICE Phone j135 Yard: Corner Third and !■■■■■■*■■ ■■■**■**■*• Bu.-.jSEJ.iaasslS rS £LT° B B m tK U n S B A J tK s ttT. n 9 FIRST YEAR R ad ical English for High Schools............... Lewis and Hosic ...... ....... $1^83 New High School Algebra....... .......... — ..Wells and H a r t .................... 1,60 Early European History.... ...... ........... . . . .... .W ebster ------- --------------- 2.00 First Latin ------ ----------- ------------- ....... ......C lark and Game................ 1.80 Elements of General Science, R evised..........Caldwell and Elckentflrry. 1.89 Laboratory Problems in General Science.......Caldwell And Elckenberry.. ,88 Physical G eography__________ ____ ™.„. ---SECOND Y1 English (Composition, Book II .......Brooks .—....____ ..... New High School Algebra...... ......Wells and H art...,.... „ Caesar, Four Book Edition.... ....-Walker .— .............. .... New Latin Grammar....:_— .... Allen and Greenough.. ......Baker and IngH a...... .....Webster ---- Andrews •**»*»*e*ei .. .Colton - Bus children-and \ are asked to regintn school. All fourth t asked to register ennui ■Now. Mr. Man, tighten y o u r OH and d a m n y our Jawa T ig h ter. Now ■till tig h te r. As lig h t as you can. Notice how weak Is tho tig h te st you can goT V ltam lnes nnd Iron In your s a w * .ttir i? % railway will «u,.nd building.' e v e n w ith There just- --Ilone way Ks V H your landlord. Own You* JNo more dark, crowded rent receipts, no moving: to place. Come in and. talk the matt us. We’ve helped hundreds to ac­ quire homes of their own and inde­ pendence. We can help yon. -jit .r ' • *mf-Sf �v t >RDDAILY 1 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1922 PAGE m A N D G R E A T E ST COMEDY left, this mbrnlng for their home!They Were accompanied home by Mrs. C. W. Stokes and Miss Dorothy, who will Visit, the former's parents, Mr. and SIRS FHBD DAIGBB, BoeiatyJBdltor Mrs. J. D. Sprrcll. ^ P h e w 217^W ^ Mildred Dickson, who has Spent the past two weeks here with her sisters, Mrs. Chris Matthews and Mrs. J. S. Stewart has returned to her home, Jefferson Court, Orlando. but sold out his .plant there several months ago and like all .newspaper men after selling out is .looking for another location to get back'in the game again. , . Mr. J. H. Lanier, an expert on auto, mobile timing, generator, starter and scientific ignition work is in charge of our electrical and battery repair service. Tractor and automobile own­ ers arc assured genuine “EX IDE” Ilottery and Ignition sorvico. at our station. Call HAY BROTHERS, Phone 548, ask for Lanier. Sanford, Fl«• 167-tfc “PAY YOURSELF FIRST” We pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts Lawton English of Atlanta l / l o the city the guest of Judgo and Mrs. Jas. Sharon. Mr. English is in the pav­ ^ r m i l r sppr«e»at*a. __ ing business with headquarters In AtInrita, but is thinking of moving to SOCIAL CALENDAR Florida and is in love with 8anford Genornl Pershing's schemo for nat­ -riday-N. do V. Howard Chapter U. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W ijht and fam­ and Seminole county. ional defense appears to have 'provid­ C. will have- a moating a t tha ily have moved Into their attractive ed for every contingency excoptlrig ‘ Parish House at 3 p. m. “No Bad Accounts” say Chase A Ithe arrival of another perambulating Agnes Guild will meet hew home In Rose Court. They will havp os their guests for the winter, Co. This sounds interesting and the igossip from overseas. ,t the home of Mrs. Howard. OverMrs. Wight’s mother, Mrs. Mary Hig- advertisement in this Issue says that lin on West First s t m t a t 3:80 « Chase A Co., guarantee tha grower | Long distance hauling in our ‘LONG ‘ o. m ngtfnst losses from bad accounts. SUIT.’ -Q U IC K SERVICE TRANS­ w„minv—Business and Professional Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Caldcr and This is something to think about. FER. Thr.-Kri-Sat-tfc ' guests, Mrs. D. B. Cnldcr and daugh­ Read the ndveritsement. ter of Savannah, Gn., returned homo ALL SCHOOL BOOKS AND Hon. George Schofield, of Ivomess Tuesday evening from a very pleasant motor trip to Miami and other places was* among tho prominent visitors to SCHOOL SUPPLIES WILL BE CASH ONLY. the city yesterday being the honored SOLD FOR of interest on the East CobbL . PLEASE DO NOT ASK US TO guest of the Odd Fellows nnd RebckWill Assist You CHARGE THEM— MOBLEY’S nha. George who is now States At-V Mr, nnd Mrs. W. J. McBride -and ' 158-9tc their guests, Mrs. Brbwn and son, E. torney is an old friend of the (yiitor DRUG STORE. Weltch, of Jacksonville, was of the Herald and pnid us an appre­ rit >- yesterday calling on local H. Brown, of Hamlet, N. C., le ft this ciated visit. ATTENTION, STUDENTS AND morning In the Mcllritle car for1 St. PARENTS! Augustine und Jacksonville. Mr. and Charlie Chaplin will have n Pay Day Mrs. McBride will return home Sun­ All School Hooks nnd School day while Mrs. Brown nnd son will in Sanford, Friday and Saturday and Supplies will be sold for cash tho Pay Day will occur a t tho Princ­ continue their journey home. . ess theatre. Whether Charlie la to only.—Mobley’s Drug Store. STRENGTH PROGRESS -SERVICE pay Osborn Herndon or Tom Biggers 157-8tc I When it comes to,,SERVlCE, wc’vo jlr- Ralph Goodspecd is confined g o t them nil backed off the hoard.— is tho question. You will hnve to go to her h.'inc on Onk avenue by an atto the Prinofss Thentre and find out. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. MONEY tick of dengue fever. 1‘ Thr.-Fri.-Sat-tfc Look for the ndveritsement in this issue. One of the delights of home is tempting, delicious meals, served \>thur Cundy, of Orlando, is Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c the beat bread u Mil business in connection Yowoll & Co., arc Improving their and mail it to Foloy &. Co., 2836 Shef­ r...\ Scouts. show windows by scraping the floors field A ve.„ Chicago, III., writing your and putting in n new background thnt name nnd address clearly. You will SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS a y Bird Smyth nnd Annn will add much to the nppearanco of receive in return a trial package con­ pending the day nt Orlnnthese fine windows. George Venable taining Foley’s Honey and Tnr Com­ THE BEST guests of friends. has charge of the wdrk and when pound for coughs, colds and croup; finished Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvurd -will Foley Kidney Pills for pains in aide* Thursday afternoon—the Inst one Mr •) Mr,s. Wm. McCurdy and hnve n big surprise In window dress­ nnd back; rheumntism, backacho, kid­ Alfred IMi-i.n. of Orlando, were the ing. -*i . ney and bladder ailments; and Foley New people are coming to Sanford. ..f Mrs. J. N. Robson on MonCathartic Tablets, a whoiesomo and Next to Princess Theatre Are we ready for them 7 I,. Uriinn Mny of tho Snnford Motor thoroughly cleansing cathartic for Co., snyy thnt ndycrtlsing in the Dally ronstipntion, biliousness, headaches, S. 0. Chase left yesterday for Herald certainly pays. The Mother nr.d sluggish bowois. Sold every­ Higgins ham returned points on the east coast nnd expects day he placed an ad in the want Col­ where.—Adv. ville where she was the to be absent for.a week or more. umn for a room__to ront* und long daughter, Mrs. _ Lucius before the paper was out or before sThe farms nre beginning to look the type hnd been set be had two prosperity. There is nothing quite as applicants. If that is not “Speed" Ii t Kniost, of Jacksonville, is pretty as Snnford celery farms in the what in it? FRIDAY SATURDAY apendii.g a ft- wdnya here a t -the fall. llonteiiiina, while in the city trans­ Mr. ami Mrs. B. F. Whitner and acting UiMtli-SS. Miss Viola Klucker of San Antonio, daughter hnve returned from a trip Fla., hns arrived in the city and tak­ wson, of Gninesville, was en n position in the offico of the to ninny points on the west const but returned with the dengue fever which yesterday attending to Southern Drug Company. nil but spoiled their vacation trip. Mr. ii made his headquarters Whitner expects to be hark nt the old • /unui. # Remember the Clean up Campaign stand by Mondny nnd his many friends . to be inaugurated here Rio first week Tie t i friends of Mr. and Mrs. in October. Get everything ready for nre glnd to sec him nnd to know thnt H i Hi ,trer will regret to learn that the big season of tourists in Sanford. h-< has recovered from his recent ill­ ness. they mi quite ill with'.dengue fever at their htnno on Oak avenue. Mrs. G'eorfco G. Herring is recupera­ Cash talks says Henry McLaulin ting from about n week's illness. Her nnd his advertisement in this issue I >lander, of Fort Pierce was many friends will bo glad to know it vt-sterday calling on his that she will be out again in a few calls attention to his half price snle GUARANTEED on Saturday nnd Mondny when nny I attending to business. Mr. doys. nrticle in the windows will he sold interested in the lumber nt half price for tho good old cash For Ladies' one lot to clone out School starts Mondny morning. You See the advertisements nnd sen the can get your school supplies nt Mob­ windows, if will pay to watch the New Fall colors. Fast to sun and wator; fast • i Mr?. J. II. Cnldcr have re- leys drug store this week and save ndvortisement of Henry McLaulin the to perspiration; test to everything. Just the l i.m i- front .Savannah, Gn., a lot of trouble and annoyatlco. Got old reliable Jeweler. cloth for school (Tresses, yard— !in > spent some time. They the list of books out of the Herald. > " ‘iiipuiiicd home by Mrs. D. B. f 'Uid daughter. Rained again at noon Just to re­ mind the Thursday afternoon pick-r Mr and Mrs. Robert HernMon and nickers that it .wag September. Ralher ’**> bfi yesterday in their car for damp on the golf courso but makes icknim die where they - will spend good fishing. v,' r n l BS the guests of the form­ Brown, Black and W hite standard makes, a n t . Mrs. David Miller. Friday and, Saturday specials at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Entxminger ^ -■ • ■ Yowell A Co., in today’s Herald. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. odd sizes. Values'up to $3.00, pair— Mr* < L. MilllUer and children of Look for them in silk hose, alike suit­ Entzmlnger for several days. CLOTH J ♦ V T J,- •t ^ rinmii,, who have been the guests of ings, madras and gighams and others. Wm. Woodcock returned Monday 36-in. wide, soft finished. All shades [ "■’ter Mrs. C. W. Stokes on Mag- All a t special sales prices on Fri from Maine where he spent the sumanteed not to fade, yard— »*'■'* avenue, for the past tanr days day and Saturday. Maurice Clouser, of Orlando, was a Churchwelts are putting on a big visitor in town Thursday. i . • sale for Friday, Saturday and Mon­ F.j •S. Miller is expected to arrive in day. It it one of their famous clear­ town Friday from Youllgstown, Ohio, HUDSON SPEEDSTER ance sales and the priccp are way lodel, new paint, new Urea. In down. Seo their advertieement In the where he spent the summer. Mf. and MJraXT, 0. Brown and Perfect condition . Daily Herald and attend the tale. “JOHN daughters, of Orlando, w ere. calling . * ■ on friends Sunday afternoon. pieces of real heavy Ccepe de FORD TOURING. MSI. Mb«. Anna Sorell, of Sanford, wot 4 visitor In Lakeland yesterday, the new. Fall Colors. Good heavy Sanford lost gifest o r S f t . James A. Miller of 608 Crepe, special fo rw a rd °1.D8 8, LATE MODI South- Florida avenue. Mrs. Sorell > . „ . . . . . . .. •* formerly resided In Lakeland and was Margaret and Master George arrived Friday to spend the Winter. in t e r n a t io n a and half ton, bo thing, late ; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Chamberlain visitors m W1iwfordMnMGOTdiy have-returned to th e ir winter home a t Tuesday. RBO SPEED-WA corner of AUantlc and Lenox avenues, W. S. Entxminger, of Plant City, Extra Large Daytona. Beach, after k delightful mo- wpa a visitor in town Friday. ** ‘jfe tbr trip through the north and east, J. E. Phipps,was transacting buslRepublic tru and a ls o : extending their trip Into Thursday Late Model, ataki Friday a t Take time to deliberate, but when the time for action arrives, stop thinking, and go to it—now is the time for action. The C a le n d a r S a v in g s ** mm B unk .ii m R O U T H B A K ER Y EVER FAST” SUITING i 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 28, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 28, 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 28, 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/f38d5cd8baf3d158c5213f36ee708372.pdf 4d32d84a89dc2aac63da158a08a61bde PDF Text Text ■” Hi Tl*i y i-V\ | 1 p Ji f . I j .I L c ifheCHy Subsl “ The City ftalwlantlnl IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G REATEST V E G E TA B LE SECTION ' ' -~ """^T "™ ^"T T l^~r?TTTTTT*"*^?T7^aT,3Et^TTg^"?^ T T rT ? . . SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEITEMBER 29, 1922 OLUME III ' R0 *» WT *a ! « ) G K IT IN G R 1 IS FASHION^ r D o w i le Fa it of Battle in the Dardenelles or WILL BESET, F0R THE MEN WHO • KILLED AT HEREIN,. ILLINOIS ( H r T h e A sso c ia te * F raa a, ; ' MARION, lll> Sept. 29.—Opening date o f the trial of 74 men indicted in connection with the killtngVf 22 persons at the lis te r coal mine near here in Juno Is scheduled to bet set today by Judge Hartwell,- probably about November first. ships more vegetables under refrigeration than any other section of the World but we were hob sun- that Florida led the United SUtes In the shipInj of celery until wo rwoiwsd tho official,infer* mation from 6upt T. L. Dumas, of the-. Atlantic Coast Line. W« have often made this statement before and had the figures in the ** years gone by and tre^apprejiate th« figures below given by Capt. N ’ Dumaa ln the following letter: . , ■‘ W ' ' ' Sanford. Fla.. §4pt. 27, 1022 he Mr. R. J. Holly, Sanford, Fla. File 320*3 *> It m^y be interesting to!you tu know the celery production of W the Uniied States for the-'sipaon 1022. I know that you will be Ms gratified to learn that Florida lead* the United States in celery >M production. \ I Nj Tho record is as follow * ....------5,493 cars ha Florida ..r'.’.___ J j . ......... _5,000 cars ' ( Ms California ....-.—..4,648 enrs y<i Michigan — ....... .1 ....... 4,327 cars >• . . New York .— 1,150 cars Ma New Jersey ... .... 057 cars % Ms * Ohio ......... 500 cars Ma Colorado ...____ ----- 250 cars Ma Pennsylvania......1 ent increase in the Sanford U* We confidently expect .a Fa section the coming season. NUMBER-159 Uaumcl's Specialty Shop has an ad­ vertisement in this issue calling at­ T. L. DUMAS tention to the Smart Millinery, •ac­ cessories, gloves, hose, corsets, brassiers and urulerthings. Rend the adVcrtaicmcnts nnd seo the new stock. Note the big window displaye of all the new creations in dresses und mil­ iiiN. Sept. 29.—Grave fears linery. mice of general warfare in Rend the Sanford Avenue page L>, , result of the Near East dny. All the live wire merchants of ... . upying the minds of the that busy thoroughfare nre^ advertis­ •ti. ial circlo, it Is stated from ing and making a bid for your busi­ CASK ,m t quarters. Protracted OF MAINTENANCE OF \\ n o SHOT AND KILLED MEMBER ness. Go over there toinorow and i. hi cabinet meetings in the WAV WORKMEN AND «>K MONTGOMERY POLICE -lays have all been for the look them over. It is only a few steps SHOPMEN DEPARTMENT : taking every possible step further but it Will pay you to step. The goods mid "the prices will surprise i such conflagration. you. RAILROAD 1 LABOR BOARD WILL TAKE OP ffice ns Then they commandeered all tho form a-1vessels in the harbor, including tho srnnient Greek trans-Atlantic liners Mogul!, officers I Hellas nnd Patris. Before embarking vy. for Piracua on these vessels, tho soldiers paraded the streets with Venultan of isellst^banpers nnd effigies of King ing to n Constantino. sninoplo Shouting "Down with Constantine!" nnd “ Wo wnnt Crown Prince George-" tho troops fired revolvers nnd sang ed VI., the "Venisclist Hymn.” While those nted in demonstrations were in progress, 60,Prlnco OW fugitives from Smyrna, suffering ding to frvyTl /right, hunger nnd exposure rre spun- were ?Oo stunned or dejected to pnrt e news icipale In the insurrection. \hdul Medjid, who is a cou the Sultan, was born in 1868. TANTINOPLE* Sept. 29.— I.i'h Nationalists have occu« bule of the neutral cone op • aide o f tho Dardenellea, exception of the Cjiapak r*, the British are entrench- GREAT SUCCES AGAINST WIFE AND BABY IS DE CLAMED TO R E LEG I' TIMATK • IBr T h e A m m Is I H F t « eel CARMEL, N. Y., Sept. 29.—James A. Stillman, former president of tho National City Rank, New York, was denied a decree in his suit for ab­ solute divorce against his wife, Anno U. Stillman and tho baby, Guy Stillmnn, wns declared legitimate in the findings of Daniel J. Gleason, rcflwco in the ense which were filed here toduy. In regard to Mrs. Stillman’s churges that her hnnkcr husband also misconducted himself with two other women, identified only ns “ Helen" nrid “ Clnm,’ ’ the referee decided that evi­ dence was not sufficient to prove al­ legations of adultery. young rinf) Munich, who died lust night in a Daytona hospital ns the re­ sult of khife wounds inflicted by El­ liott Hmonke in n school boy fight over u trifle yesterday noon, was taken to St. Augustine this morning for burial in a Cu tholir cemetery. Basket Supper Twelve Destroyers Ordered Out Today Well Attended ' to Constantinople By Odd Fellows CHOIR LEADER CALLED . r e c t o r ’s W i f e d e v i l , MISS DIME TESTIFIES From Hampton Roads Where Prep*- And Rrlirkuh* nl Ihc Lostini> Home ration Are Under Way Last Evening NORFOLK* Sept*^ 9c—Tho*"oniling of twelve destroyers ordered with supply ship bridge to proced to Constantinople, probably will ho completed il,night, according to officers at Hampton Roads naval base, whore preparations have been under way ’"N , Sept. 29.—An cxchango t'b dispatch from Paris gives WANTED—Relinblo woman, good npn thnl the Angora assembly pearnnee, good •character to* take •i session decided to notify charge of permanent profitable busl* •■iishn that it was,-unable to ness in Sanford. No canvassing. Ref­ •• any cessation of hostilities erences required. Address Mrs. Mos­ ’ i, iration in the peace conferwhich, pending the formation of a aic Williams, P. O. Box 1647, Orlando "til the restoration ,to -Tuilcey new government, is in the hands of Fla. . ... 15»-2tp ■*s territories in accordance a military dictatorship In the shape of '• national pact. » • o triumvirate councjl o f gonerals. Ono BATTLING SIKI COMING TO , M*pt. 29.—The Greek crqwn of the 'generals i* "“ id to be tho fa* ' U. S. TO MEET FIGHTER terday tbok , the oath aa pious General Nlder who,, for a long (Dr Tfc* Au«dale4 Pr»*»l • presence o f the mlnlatera time, *a s chief o f stuff and war min­ ntnfillakoa cabinet, accord- Ister tinder the Vonixelos adlmnlstrn • NEW YORK, Sept. 29/—Battling nvas dispatch from Athena, tion slid commanded the Qrcek crped- Sikl, who knocked out George* Car­ d the name of Georgea I. itionary corps operating in sout^i Rus­ penter Sunday in Paris, pill fight in New York.'i*bout Thanksgiving day, _____ sia in' 1018. * f '' --------• according to an announcement by Tex UNA, Scpt.B Ton Greek ATHENS, Sept. 2 9 .-T h c Greek Rickard, promoter. Rickard said Slki '**> cl v.-asels Steamed into tbq harlo,"Kht under the protection of army in Thrace has definitely Joined agreed to meet any light heavyweight »“» American flag and took off 20,- the revolution army corps in Epirus Rhoden. No intimation waa given as J?" " fugees and victims ^ e fire, haa also thrown its lot with the revo­ to who the opponent would be, ’ • ‘ he American ngvy under Bear Ad- lution. W W * ' -----— ' • * ■: JOHN HcCORMICK m,ral Uriatol ,ls itriylng Valiantly to SOt'jA, Sept. 29.—Turkish refugees HAS RECOVERED *a' ‘' lf»i’ rempinder, who number not • READY 1 than* 40,000. , . numbering two hundred and forty _____ _ from tha v U W S o * * ^ jn,Thrace, M'TYLENE, Sept. 29.^A1I Gwece, arrived :at Bulgarian frontier yesUr-h 'udmg har UUnda> U w(th o & IM S l£ the revolution which begin Monday f t f e z " ,Kht on ‘ hi« ni.tdrh* ial*rtd In the AiKean Sea. : . .• ’ Seventy.f|ve thouJnd dSatisfied part of, thF population, "Idlers who were driven out of Smyf J------- * !?* bV th< forces of MuaUpha Kcmal 'TARIS, Sept. 29/*-Former1 Premier Vtnirelos, of G rt«e. tefurnM to Parl formed HAVE BEEN UNDER C< MISSION 6 MONTHS WIT <?OOD RESULTS The basket supper of the Odd Pellow» " nd ^ U k a li at the home of Mr. Mrs. Lowing last evening was wcll nttemled and a very pleasant ev­ 9Pcnt nl‘■*>"* toastmaster called on II. J. Lehman and H A. M e d le y , who n - j CitUcnship.” A happy co-iiicldcncc of this meeting wns the fact that it was thb 29th wedding anniversary of Mr. nnd Mnu Leasing. Although this was n surprise to the guests * they were not slow in offering their con­ gratulations and beat wishes. . This evening, several cars of Kcbek? aha are going to Orinndo to- attend a meeting o f the Lodges of the 12th dis­ trict and are planning n good time. SIX TE E N A R E "KILLED IN A REBEL FIGHT any Flqrida city. “ Th*.water and Hfbt planta, bate ( n . ths Mlddleaa* surrogate’s court today. Dated July 17, 1921, it bequeathed,all fall property, to Mrs. Hall, and named, her executrix. Middlesex county today offered a reward’o f $1,000 for the conviction of tbe muedsrer.Somerset county haa asked to offer a glmflar reward. , > The Economy Grocery quotej some price* in this issue that will knock you cold- Bead the advertisement and get: the prices and thon go'.’to the Kcoobmy Grocery tomorrow and tell them, you the ad in the Daily Her- o f which are owned by the muni ity, are upon paying bases, n the money which will be needed, i the purpose of .retiring t)?e origii homl issues with which thoy werqnanced. Neither plant owee.a doll on current account nor has cither cent of. past due indebtedness n o t « qred-by the bond isauva alluded above , and it-is not axpected that will Uq necessary for either to borr unjrjmoney for qny purpose in the.}: mejitato future, and th«yj only to m< Home emergency not now foreseen. , < "In conclusion I might call attcetl to the fact that wlUi tlje linking fur (Continued on pagh 6), �SANFORD DAILY = ~ ' 1M” ■ ■l l‘ ' -n 28 , 1922 THURflDA (V S t Augustine Man • Announced, K ffec .» *« .u : tive Last N ight ■* ‘ ~ • *’ ......... 'A w e s t e d fo r -K in F orty-fourY ears A g o «•. • • • * ^ “ —*r*--------- and Will Go,Rack to North Lehigh Valley Road Will Accept Only Arrrated • ‘ t• ' Carolina Food, Lire Stock and Periahables C larified Ada Sc a line. No M •I taken for Iran than XSc. «* ta r T it AMMtalH I’rraa) „ aad positively no classified M NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—Tho Lehigh ada charted to anyone. Cash Ik «nat accompany all ordora. J* Valley railroad today announced a Coant vfire words to a-lino 9k draatic Embargo, effective a t midnight and remit accordingly. M against nil freight, both east and west bound except food for human beings and’ anfmala, live stocks, perishable and necessary producta. .W fjeW s ° ( the road said the em­ FOR SALE bargo' was necessary as a means of FOR SALE— Bulck 6 roidster,. $200. brenklng up congestion o f freight —Grow at B. A 0, Garage. 16«-7tp cars, directly resulting from the ahon :'»Jy Terms. Sec E. S. Hockey, or phone _____________ __ __________ 167-4tc igv, * . ‘ JfOR SALE— 1921‘WUIys-Knight tour- gcrator, bed all practically now. Call 518 Oak avenue._________ 15Q-3tp VOR SALE— Ford Sedan, cheap. In •^ ’ good coiMition, 1021 motor. Three , ’ almost now tires. Address "Sedan’’ fo r particulars, price and terms. , ___ _________ 156-dtp # SIXTY THOUSAND STRAWBERRY Plants from northern stock, $4.00 , per thousand, f. o. b. Lake Monroe, Fin. M. Doyle. 154-2Ctp' ,FOR SALE— A combination home '*’ • •• nn'l income property. Eleven rooms, close in, modern, arranged for upnrt- It was announced at tho various of.‘ on west bound freight out of Now York, established last Frfdiyr, would bo continued for some time, it ,was said, but without additional restric­ tions. In railroad labof circles It wns sla­ ted that 78 roads, estimated to oper­ ate orio third of the nation's mileage, hrtd signed agreements with their striking shop men on the basis of the Haltimorc agreement. Pensions Increased For W ar Veterans, Mexican and Civil Barbara Bedford “The Little Rascal” a C om edy” . . . \ • . . ' * Friday and Saturday—Charlie Chaplin in'Ida latent and greatest future comedy "P k y D a y "; also an (Dy The Associated Press) ,‘ SYRACUSE, N» Y., 8ept. 28.—De­ mocratic leaders after a day of poli­ tical maneuvering today were tonight on tho eve of tho vonvention, fa r apart regarding a choice for tho governor­ ship nomination. * Advocates o f tho nomination of former Governor Alfred E. Smith de­ clared tho day’s developments orightened tho Smith outlook and they pre­ dicted his nomination. Adherents of Kight smart weather we are Rk having, don't you think so, Rk Si? And loOkit the kfnd of fci people the rains are washin’ Rl in. And tho weather man 1*8 says 82 in the shade. . Ra 5:10 A. M. SEPT. 28, 1922 M Maximum .... 82 " t Minimum ..... 70 Hu Kangu 72 Ra Barometer ...... ........30.02 Ra Bain—trace. Ra Northwest and cloudy. fc» JAX-WAYCHOSS ROAD TO BE FIXED SOON Mill Be Christmas Gift from Uncle Sam II. B. Philips, chnirmnn, of the state, road department, told the Kiwanls club here tfj.lnythnt the Dixie high­ way between Jacksonville and the Gporgin state line would be in such i condition within three or four weeks as to make detours unnecessary. With good weather, he stated, the grading will lie completed and automobiles can traverse it. FORDS, Bulcks, Oldsnlobilcs, Oak lands, Dodge,' _ . Cole 8,, Overland, Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These citrs are Ictc models, nnd hnve been re­ finished, making them very desirable cars to prospective buyers, and the prices pro right, with easy terms, ft ahd 7 passengers.—R. A O. Motor Co 200 I’ nik Ave., Sanford, Fin. Distrib­ utors for Htipmohile nnd l^xington ■ ror tno man he had .never seen, Gleam O' Dawn, whited for tl)0 hour to strike;'but when at i u t it came lore disarmed him. Also— NOMINATE GOVERNOR • — And— ‘ nr • * , N. Y. DEMOCRAT TO, . FOR SALE— Very-desirable lot on l Wc,t First street, Good price for quick sale.—Qeo. W. Knight. 158-tfe SALE-p-Rouse, seven rooms and bath, corner lot, good location. • TUP l or Florida: Partly cloudy id north and local showers tonight or Friday in the South portion. Men’s Suits in Fancy and Serges . 42, a t per Suit SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. Thigpin. FOR SAI.K Ensy terms GO flowing well land, 10 acres < at reme knhly low price if sol —A. P Connelly & Sons. FOB SALE fjve~room two and one-half acres and, 01 tiled, Bleeping porch and large every convenience.—A. I*. Conr Sons. WEATHER THINS IN Try n Hrrnld W„nt Ad today w eek AND CROP CONDI FLORIDA FOB T ill e n d i n g S e p t e m b e r 2«, *2; I ' lnperature: The week gave mod­ SCHOOL TIM E ! Hrlng the B o> h and Girls In erate to sub normal temperatures, the daily deficiencies raging from 3 to fi and hnve their hair cut. degree, except in the extreme west Opp. Sem inole Co. flank. where the week was 1 degree warm­ er than the seasonal. Sunshine: The Two teams nnd harness percentage of sunshine ns compared OCTOBER RECORDS N E W SH EET MUSIC with the possible, was high—especial­ M. Manson Shoe Shoo. ly the west whore the per cont waa 94. Fair, sunshiny weather prcvnllcd, also, over most o f the northern, nnd R RENT Three furnished louse PIANO TUNING!-------P H O N O G R APH REPAIRS uppor portion of the contra), divisions. eeping. rooms. Phono JM8-W There wns much cloudiness on the ex­ treme southeast (Miami) const. Rain- 1 fall: Rains were ferquent, heavy much1 FOR RENT- Two apartments, new of the time in the lower mrtlon nf and up-to-date; well furnished.— the State, especially the south 'and im Cates Apartments. 86-tfc much wf the lower portion of the ccn- jj FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette. trkl division. Twenty-four totals * ‘ —Shirley Apartments opposite poet raged from 1 to more than 3 Inches ■ office, upstairs. 28-tfc on several duys at some stations In " FOR RENT—Apartment, two, three the extreme Houth. The following J or four rooms. Alan extra room, nil weekly totals, inches nnd tenths, arc ■ furnishing, yes, children are welcome. nntcil,: Fort Myers, .’1.8; Hypoluxo, 2.ft; |S 1011 Onk Avenue, i ’hone 2K3-L-1. Printn Gordn, 3.1; nnd Miami 0.9, The “ IftI lit. rmnfnll wnx deficient over much o f * the north and went; in fart, no rain^S W AN TED Lnte Model in Excellent Condition fell nt some stations during week. \ Wa n t e d Crops: The frequent nnd heavy rains J and fence posts in the south were unfavorable for ■ 1, Richmond Avo. truck, seed beds nnd other crrAis e«. 5 J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Ladies’ One-Strap Black Pumps, sizes:{ to 7, at, per pair Ladies’ One-Strap Punip in Brown ami Itlack, sizes 3 to 7, at, per pair Men’s Shoes in Brown,‘>Blu or Bal 10, at, per pair Men’s Shoes in Brown and Black, Bln sizes 6 to 10, at, per pair F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e B. & O. M OTOR CO SANFOHI), FLORIDA A lL W ool Sefge, 36-inches wide, at, per yard D istributors for H upmobile and Lexington Cara Big Half-Price Sale, Saturday and Monday A N Y ARTICLE IN M Y W IN D O W S FOR RENT—Furnished apartments. Forndale Apartments, 305 East 1st S t____________• ’ 167-7tp FOR RENT—Storage room, ' 18x80, feftl East First S t.__________iS7-.4tp FOR RENT—2 nice furnished house­ keeping rooms, 314 East Fifth S t ___________________________ 167*3tp W A IT E D — Ten Brat class carpenters and ono first class painter; good working conditions. Standard pny. No other but competent men apply,-— j H..T, Pace. 157-Stc i W a Wt BD— Frrah country eggs at ] Bell Cafe. Will pay fifty cents per <!Aieo. '. \ Watches, Jcwelcry, Silverware, Glassware, China, Clocks . ,. and many other articles SCHOOLS WILL OPEN NEXT Conditions of sale, CASH,— toothing CHARGED— nothing laid aside unless PAID FOR. ' . ------------------- T W O D A Y S O N L Y ------------------- 212 East First S t v '■ Sanford, Flo: i t o W # a rtr»n Table Damask, 60-inches wide, lit per yard Pillow Tubeing, 42-inches wide, at, per yai WE W IL L BE. O FFERIN G OTHER BIG V A L U E S FOR TH E pecan crop ia not so godd as 'usual. Ranges arc fair to good condition over the peninsula. i - » ' 157-4tc asks at Mobley's Dnig Masquerade Dance at ' . 157-2tc -15c per WMk,.delivered. * • • . the south nnd locnlty in the central and north portions. Cano, sweet pota­ toes, nnd citrus fruits made fair to good progress ovek the section Where rainfall was frequent, except the low lands were too wet and to thnt'cxtent the conditions were unfavorable. There was a high percentage of sunshine in the north nnd west, which favored the1harvesting of com , hay nnd pea­ nuts, nnd such work waa well advanc­ ed., Rain ia needed, especially on up- J | lands west of thfc Suwanco River for MONDAY. OCTOBER 2ND ----- - */' We greatly urge all wno ex|>cct to buy Schdol Books, to come in and get all o f your books and school supplies gt once. . ^ •Wo hnve. a complete stock o f . all books and; school, supplies on hand now, and we ask yog most kindly to buy your books today, and avoid the $S ^»S S S . - •• • ■ DAYS �FRIDAY, jg-jmiu. pllcable here simply urge* the'people to give the other felow what* you would want yourself.' Cel the state on a fair badness basis. Vote to pay tho stale rofficer* monthly. Vole •‘ye# ” ' 't • . It is proposed to amend 'Article 6 of the constitution by adding Section 43, which would authorire the legis­ lature to load up judicial circuits with additional judges in every circuit hav­ ing 36,000 or more population. We belijjye authority without restraint is n bhd form o f government and1cite that the constitution of the -United abovers and panhandlcr*'have app;-ared ln"Rkke county7‘ 'g Every town in the county should in* to give them minutes struct the . ijnw jij >r to leave the town fend see that they leave, and if they are kept dnJ the move they will'have to get out of the state. Drastic legislation is' needed, beth state and local, and if the laws arc not on the statute hooks to gov­ ern these cases, then put a vagrancy charge against them and let them cilher work the streets or linger in a stuffy calaboose for a day or two and then shov& them on to the next town to have the- dose riposted.— Eustls Lake Region. * . a Tear the proceeds frotn eggs alone would pay .for tbU place and Icave.a balance In the bank. Qn hard iW t, 20 minutes drive to Sanford, $500. -$300 cash, balance 1 year. * Call and make me prove this. IMJ-tfc ----------- ^ 1,060 acre* on Old five- miles of -Tab-. It* plant i he cd , .(s«i at 12,600,000^ coughs b i8 T u /i —— . * FLORIDA’S LARGEST ESTATE IS $2,000,000 MlAM l( §ept. 2p__ The .invention o f the estate o f the lat* Mary E. Bricked, o f Miami, declared by court attaches to 1^ the. largest inventory oif per»6nsi property eve* recorded in the state o f Florida, has heen filed In the probate court and,fa now being recorded.' It covere twelvB typewrit­ ten page and includes between 1,500 and 2^00 separate it e m / The aggrfguto property ap p roxim a te*^ ,1^00,- merned certain unalienable rights and They are . in voting to authorise the legislature PLAIN TALK tOH TROUBLE­ MAKERS” ; " to run wild, if they saw fit, the people GOOD! - relinquish the' power of restraint that 000. Under this caption the Brooklyn r actually should always be held in re. serve. Let's meet specific local situ- Eagle publishes an editorial in a re­ Read the statement today and send i MOVIES AT TAJH PA SOON > at ions with specific remedies, so that cent \ssue in which la quoted a state­ the paper to pome Af your friends who \ burdens may be Increased as thejjeo- ment from former Bishop Curley of ' --*■! .. | ■ ;■ tTr - s' . might be Interested. r pie in the districts affocted may decide the Roman Catholic (Uoceee o f. St. TAMPA, Sept. 29.—The Florida Sanford is great in so many re­ Augustine, now archbik|iqp o f Balti­ i to vote.no on this amendment. ■i?. - - ; L " - - v _ Ti. •' -ri . ...r ;.. spects. And along with our othqr West Coast studiof, motion pletpre I The remaining amendment relates more, covering his views following a ctops we will have one o f the biggest producing corporation operating un­ The^Presbyterian Ladic to “ rekpportionment.” JEvils of our visit to his native land, Ireland.* What tourists crops in the history of the der a Maryland charter/has received Curley- has to say *nay -em ission to Jjegin business in Flori­ their Baxaar Sale Doc. I present apportionment are not ta be .Archbishop H.t , s l 4^. at city. da ind has obtained a tract of over cured by a continuance of existing will be accepted as representing the evils, and facts and figures have been sentiment of the best element of the Just received new shipment B o y / frequently quoted in these columns to Irish people and his emphatic pre­ Suits. 1 and 2 pairs of pariU. ’ Priced sentation and denunciation o f the Henry Ford for President, saysi show that the amendment in question present deplorable state o f affairs j’roYn $0.98 to $12.00.—Fanner's De­ Michigan voters. ' ‘ i actually reapportions, but absolutely partment Store. 169-2tc disregards the occasion that called up should result iu putting the-soft pedal on dangerous propaganda that is.still Household gbods? Moving them is ‘ Eustls will Jiavc a yacht club. Not the issue. Under the present, the ex- being carried on in this country, backa science with us.— QUICK SERa bad idea for Sanford. We have the, Isting, constitution o f the stated it is water and will soon have tho boat mandatory that the legislature reap­ VICE TRANSFER. portion according to population every basin and everything. Thr.-Fri.-Sat-tfcten years. This constitution was adopted in 1886 and the legislature Strout Farm Agency, 113 Magnolia America is not preparing to take n is thfe fundamental basis for progress. It i> sitting in 1887,. 1897, il)07 and 1917 AvrnueL. Exceptional opportunity hand in tho Near Kant. America in the stimulus to business, farming and com failed of its duty and every member for the man of small means to own a merely protecting her own peoplu hy munity life. (of the liqpslature In the years men•endipg ships to Turkey. home, grow hi* own vegetables, raise , turned was false to his oath it^ not Public school institutions offer inBpirntionpoultry. 6 room house on large lot, “ reapportioning” as tho suprcme.law al value t o * community; they arc a constant barn 25x20. Excellent soil. 'If desir­ Although the oil drillers al Olds- of the state required. Tbe governor source o f pride to every citizen, and this bank ed adjoining vacant lot can bo bought mar have gone 3,000 feet thoy have irt the same years under his oath was extends them its fuU courtesics and services. very cheap, giving enough land td and, says tho Archbishop, 'there la not stnick oil an yet. They will prob­ responsible to tho people for this dis­ raise a large flock o f poultry. Within an Irish government functioning, with ably strike n Chinamun'n hend before regard. Wc believe every act of the We especially invite the young men and hack of thin lovernnymt 86 per cent they strike oil In Florida. C legislature since 1887 has been illegal women so soon to step from these institution* or more of the Irish people. There, ! because of this disregard, it is now into the business world, to begin their n If the groupie will clean up (hid keep ! proposed to “ reapportion*' and con- is nothing more evident in Iroliind to­ reefs with a Bank Account. everything clean, get rid of the nms- i tiutie an inequality of representation day thnn thnt the Irish people want qUitAes and keep them out, there will that was ordered remedied thirty-five tho pence treaty nhd tho Free State never be any dengue fever or any oth­ years ago, mid no legislature since lias status.’ Archbishop Curley looks up­ er kind of fever here. We are all complied with the mandate of the on I)c Vnlara an crazy, and his fol­ are deluded, hairhrnined more or less responsible for nil «pi people. A majority in the legislature lowers yountbn who are doing nil they can demies. seeks to continue u menace that thej to reduce Ireland to n stnte of anarchy 1constitution in its wise provisions. There are i unmn,/tint at least two Iguaranteed should not tie perpetrated and rhaoK. All in Good condition and good more nrwspapcrs will he started in ‘ on a sovereign people. Let the people i “ But the most significant part nf A COMMUNITY BUILDER Terms * / Sanford this fall. The natural con­ in no unmistakable terms snow under i the statement given out hjf Archbishop Curley relates to those who in this sequence of a growing city. Come in F. V. FORSTER; I'reaideni B. K. WHITNKK. I s.tutr country are keeping the Irish rebel­ and try the water, folks. We have lion alive by feeding with monfcy and been filling the hath tub here for the sympathy. 'No American,' nays the t past fifteen years Archbishop, 'true to American princi­ ples, should for one moment counten The new tariff pot mi hy once the present armed attack upon publican party hits tin poor i the Irish people now beinj hade hy hel|>s the rich Well, whnt ■ y disgruntled, disappointed apt of expect when you voted for tlo men.” Yet' that is precisely whnt a llcnn party? They have «lw« considerable number men and w o ­ tered the rich and kicked the men calling themselves Americans arc in the cold, cold world. doing nt the present time, They are no longer fighting the British govern Paris inspired are the new Millinl||l[|R merit In the name of Irish freedom I hey are fighting the Irish people in nery modes for Fall. DistinctiveP \ \ In-half of an inslgnificient minority >f M Ni malcontents, who ure doing liesl or i ■ ly charming and amazingly beauworse to defeat the aspirations anil J n fiful tlujy are— LARGE PICTURE .. I 'J ir the #tnt«* It Vnkt-n Work mid <lf purposes to which the Irish people tours to make new roadft and we wil H A T S of Lyons Velvet alluringly . il ^urnTiFr^^^ j are committed. Ireland is suffering ■ * have to pul up with nomo inconvcn mure today ’ from Irish lawlessness B ■ rimmed with pretty ornaments. I I !|j|ii|; icnccs until the roads arc finished. against .an Irish government than she * J suffered under the recent years of ■ ■ Some faced with silver and gold , ft VOTING FOR THE AMENDMENTS British rule.”— Lakeland Stnr-Tclc- ■■ thread, others with rich seductive . . { rt/\ gram. §b The Herald bar from lime to time colors. Then again SM A R T v expreMad the ogiinion that the amend­ ments to he voted upon in November ■B STREET H ATS in Panne and were all right and it was better to ■j* Lvons Velvet. Unusual models of. Autumnal loveliness the clmia vote for something half way better in many that it Keeps the newspaper regard to re-npnrtioninenl than to bu*y chronicling them nil. For many ■ ■ predominating shade being black -altho jfiany other colors are be­ wait for another year of uncertainty. years wo talked nothing but celery ing shown. Let we forget P R E T T Y SPORT H A T S , the vogue be­ Some of the amendments are good here and for many years we showed and if nny renders are not faniilinr ing Felt in pretty colorful corhbinations>Prices., ....:....$2.95 to $22.5(1 thnt Florida and especially Sanford with these amendments we give you was the celery center-of .the world’* ■ £ what Goode Guerry of the I’alntka production Tho Herald also clnlmid Now* snys about them which Is the that Sanford.shipped more begrigera ■, dlearest elucidation in the whole cate­ tor ears turing the winter season than gory: any other point in the world. T h ^ Thread Bilk Hose o f Splendid quality which The New* reprinted Tnmpn Tribune was dictated by, actual figure* gave u» An unusual, value in. a White 16-Button will withstand wear and give good servue. and Tampa Times editorials this week th’e plum. When you atop to think long Kid Glove. Extra fine quality* at— ’ Black, Qrcy and. Cordovan,, at— related to the amendments to lie o f­ about tMs statement it means some­ fered to the voter* of the state at the thing and shows to what proportions coming November general election. the growing of winter vegetables has We are heartily In accord with the Marthn 4-Foot Guaranteed Hose, fj attained And now the Southern Utili­ Knyser Silk and Chamoisette Gloves. Pop­ view of both Tnnipa editors. Wo arc Fashioned, in Black, Grey, Bobolink, Sih ties Co., arc building more buildings ular colors— ol the opinion thnt nil well informed at— ‘ a - -■ ■ -i,-.' __ for icing and cold storage and will and fair-minded citizens of the state have the Jargest icing plant in the will subscribe to the following: state which is apother statement that Of tho four amendment* none means something. Iq another part of should be slighted. Amendment ^ this issue is an official statement from Capt. Duma* o f the Coast Line —or nit horn It is an.official statement t ly pretty Underwear in Silks and complied by the Coast Line experts Kavser's Step-in Combinations in and sent to the Herald by Capt. Du­ s e S o the vests and bloomers We feature Kabo Corsets for the womOit mas who U a real; Sanford booster ail of slender Silhouette, and Thomson's Glcrte the time. We Fere right glad to have Fitting for the Stylish Stout. An added our attention called to thla fact and feature is a beautiful and attractive girdle; to have the official figure*.on the attractively for the slender Miss In Brocaded and Dot­ sam e.' In the- pa*t few years the cel­ Batiste, Tteddies an ted Silk materials,' Prices ranging from ery, farms have taken ckro o f themtrimed with Pretty __ __________________.... solve* without any boosting and they, fcte doing this today but there are numbers of new farms going in every year niul tho growing of winter v«foe, table* Is. getting on * larger scale dll .the tlmo. It is growing every year /mTseem n ‘to W upon a more stable First National Bank "WHERE �THE 8AN F0RD I). rrrmm, prr«>) , V»7.— Almost. a, lion ended urnment slnq of the slkty-', o wide range •mational reiomic, Indus- Scrapping of naval veisela in accord with the arm conference treaties. Reorganisation of tho Patent Office with an inercaae in Ita force. Reorganisation, of the baaie of pay of army, navy and marine officers. Decrease in personnel and expense of the army and navy, v Monthly payment of pensions. Development of rivers and harbors. Appropriation of $7,600,000 to conUnue work the Muscle Shoals, Ala* pjrniam,|)’ tariff it-, j^ y s fu l effort to bonus bill* probably Appropriation of $1,600,000 to loan jture* of the session L 5( last, and which Lfcr session of con­ ation of the Hard0^ the first session jlcd in the spring of ligtun conference on ptnt UM| For Eastj the railroad and tur*l "bloc" continuing iU activities »rer, K«vc congress while. • le u organized .and cohesive tild problems to dsaj agricultural group played a like part Btnitnti'in and a half n the house. There alto was organdftnc** treat 108 w iri te<| an unofficial Republican tariff ante N't March, afiloc in the senate during the tariff b*tc delaying" other tout w many weejft jonfe-omes and leg- * Numerous Investigators, as usual, Were held by both senate and house, of tiw twu strikes b u f with ieW final repo As. fcil coinmis.xion and Arobng tho Inquiries were: Dispo­ [ml ill ribution bills. sition o f tho Musclo Shoals project; laws were l tr m charges of Senator Watson, Demo­ In rvi: ir and several crat, Georgia, that soldiers o f the Ltion l s , . carrying American •Expeditionary Forces had Iu0do.ii>’ ' i>asf»cd, the been hanged without trials; the al­ I r,.1" 1 . iget system leged dye lobby; railroad problems; Led .' ,m- -nional aRwar funds; disposition of government [itti <• naval oil reserves; oil and gasoline Its ti ­ t l by thfee prices; American occupation of Haiti ls b> 1 , -ident Ilard- and Santo Domingo; civil service, nnd Ions, .'i •■pening the activities o f General Scmenoff, Rus­ merchant ma|or.p sian leader. lad a tins*1 »n tho in..f the sesIfi-it L M i l ! ” ig of Senator fciir.v Muhigan,'* by PD Id. Mi- recent ntkvller, Rcler.tir Lb. ' -1" (n'lich ’ Atiiinfirmn|)tur' ltr <’i ViinTivnn nm|ihnt. i t•• Germany, Iprv, i-v.if irmstion o f I.Suil.' .n.l of Utah Let vl tliv suprepie lorm. i lu.«lice Clarke 1of S. -i iinrn I'enroHo IsnsyKatim; resignsS k- .mi frhro tho L f.-.i. i.il lieneh and brliaf • a the senate. kior. gnn April 11 nvf' * ni records for pint -lay, through itho i .'ingle ndApri' ji ' to August 2. -enate cloture k / (he i ii .v over the apL Giila- '•in to ho St. vsnii' ■Hector, were U ' xperiod bu'"'iial elecunt: the cnpitol itir* •in, with inioir •'•cehes and in us h"th dominant °f ..... runs such ns feber •f the senato fit if ’ i •• primaries X) .i nnmincetl reM ^ • i* t’hnirman ou>. - and means "1 coming 'nvmberHhip. * tIt ' ill. the senrn, • -Intion pro* » A • ! debt funding °* ■.'",(100,000 for - by farmers, futures, so as ••art decision, •I'pcriTInchor TOURIST TRAVEL IS BREAKING ALL.RECORDS IN FLA (D r Th* A ito e lilrS l ’ rr«a> JACKSONVILLE, Sept* 2 9 .-A Ithough the tourist season, if the cal endar is to be taken a* a strict oriterion, !b yet considerably in the offing, daily evidence qf the presence of "the northern brethren", is seen locally nnd on nit roads lending' into the state and, according: to L. H. Walthall, man­ aging secretary uf tho Jacksonville Motor club, thnt organisation’s re­ cord" show a far greater tourist pop­ ulation now thnn.nt tho same time In any previous year. According to the clui/s- figures, which are arrived at by estinutc and ch^ck of nctunl calls at the ‘ head­ quarter* in the Chamber of Commerco building, the tide isnow flowing into Florida at a steady f»to( increasing d^jly, with every toiiic^tjon .of reach­ ing within' a few weeks wnnt hould have i>ccn considered flood volume In previous seasons. Am ong tbe tourist cars arriving yesterday were vehicles of nil1descrip­ tions from Cadillacs to Fords nnd bearing a wftie variety of state li­ cense plates. Cars were checked in from New York, Michigan, New Jer­ sey, Indinna, Ohio, Iowa,. Kentucky and Nebraska. During the last week it is estimated several hundred tour­ ists motors, have reached the' city, tho majority of them havink quickly cleared town for points solith. Mr. Walthall, who recently return­ ed from a visit to his family in Rich­ mond, Vn., declares thnt not! only are fhu highways, the'means of bring­ ing thousands of tourists into Florida earlier this season than ever before, but the rallrouds also nro hauling nearly capacity* loads on all south­ bound passengers trains. “I wan unnhJo_ to secure a lower berth out of .'Washington or Richmond for Jacksonville,*1fie said, ‘.'and the. trainwas- practically' filled, tho majority of tihfe. paksengers being tourists who ar$Vrab'Vfitg/to Florida eWrlier \hls yean thrfh ever before." ATTRACTIVE BOAT BROUGHT TO w : EU8TI8 '• • ■ ----- — - H. E. Carver has purchased from Bargains E. Ji Fuigham an attractive cabin taupch known as the Dorolhy B, and SI'EKDSTER which haa been orv lake Monroe, SSnI nin, nrw .tire*, ia for, for some tlnje. Mr. and Mrs. rt c,»adition *?• Garvsr and Mr- Fuigham weht to Sonfprd last week and brought the boat [OUltING, 1921, P Condition —— Mi*. Garver wlH o; l hATF. MODEL ' ’ ’ • c* Mnke fine hire ear. r~-— - hONAL TRUCK *°0, body cab n’every6 l»te model cd ofter n Jins o f approximately 000 men, wotpen and children had' ed past the casket containing.the b at the home ’'Hickory H ill” Dr. J. FotTester, of Sparta, assisted the Rev. J. T. Hakes, of this city, c ducted the services. Tne services were,held at the hoth4 and then the casket, heivily ladeq on top with flowers, was parried to the little cemetery, located only 4 abort distance from the Watson colonial mansion. The frief grave-aide ritual wna soon over and tlje body was low­ ered to its lost resting place. Tbe official senatorial party that accompanied the body from Washing­ ton was composed of Senators Dial of South Carolina, Fletcher of Florida, Heflin of Aalbama, and Harrison o f Mississippi, Congressman Charles F. Crisp o f 'Georgia joined the party in Augusta. Special traiiiH were operated out of tifls city this pfternoon to accommo­ date the crowd. ' PAGE THREE fchool Iscientific ignition work is in charge K rush f of our electrical and battery repnij, re. jkrrvi^c.* Tractot and automobile own157.4tc|er.> nro assured genuine "EXIDE" Lottery and Ignition service at our fo yoai station. Call RAY BROTHERS, rehta— Phono 648, ask fpr Lanier. Sanford, Fla. 157-tfc copl, bright wxather for work Sec our new line o £ Breakfast and ly.; 4ft4 school commences Dinner Sets; also Chinaware novelties. , , Long distance hauling is our 'LONG V We^will have two or three It'll be worth your while.— Kanner’s SUIT,"— QUICK rffeRVICE TRANS­ Department Store. ' 169-2tc FER. Thr.-Fri-Sat-tfc Are you moving? Call 498, for QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. a ALL SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES WILL BE Thr.-Fri.-Sat-tfc SOLD FOR CASH ONLY. PLEASE OO NOT ASK US TO Mr. J. H. Lanier, an expert on auto- CHARGE THEM.— MOBLEY’S mobllo timing, (generator, starter and DRUG STORE: 158-9lc • In the,evening meeting here there STRIKE ANNULLED was t very good nttendanco over 60 100,000 MILES OF being present. Rev. C. F. Wahiberg RAILWAY 8>5RVICE preached on tho Personality o f God. . F A N C Y GROCERIES « w (B y T i t A t t w h l t S P r ttt ) • • • ren were/with us for both service?, I **. Tho preacher made a number of Fresh Cucumbers, Squash, Cabbage, calls an? took supper with Mr. and Oranges, Radishes, Celery, Apples. Mrs. J. E. Lundquist staying , after •. « with Mtf and Bits. Stcdt. W e specialize on Service and Quality Mrs.'Voile Williams was pleased to have her husband bring her up her 4 piano, a gift from her father In her glelhood, from Orlando where it has been since her marringe. Fflder Farmin of New Smyrna was W E DO THE REST n visitor at the home of Forrest West and wlfq and other Grnpcvillc friends for n day or so. Wc hear thnt Rev. O. O. Eckard and wife, the jftistor at I’irson, Fla., are canting to the Lutheran church for a service at 7:30 on Thursday evening W e give Coupons with each 25c nnd again on Sunday evening in Eng­ Purchase lish. Mr. and Mrs. .Minim r.vently spent FKKYI.INGHUYSEN TO n week at Punt a Gordo, going down st Stret----------------Welaka Building HAVE BIG MAJORITY to see her father win was ill but bet­ --------ter now. •• . Clarence Rirg<iui-t was also called N E W ^ R ^ h T ’ jT s e p t. 21L^Unlted Senator Joseph S. Frcylinghuy- home to scf his father who was very sen, who was renominated by the New sick. Mrs. C. Jersey Republicans in yesterday’s pri ■ l.iindquist has liven go-., “P A Y YOURSELF FIRST* " i mitries, will have n majority of clo# cj’ n8 In this week f<«r a few treatments to Kip.OO votes over Goerge L. Recqrtl.i^ Dr. Holts in !• qu-s of soon regain-1 # W e pay 4 % Interest on Savings Accounts it was indicated todoy. With a few ink her health. W. miss her much at sent tv red districts still to be roportad. th‘* church.servi.es and sociul gather* • \ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- — — Freylinghuyser\^ total was 178,622 n s! lnR*Aug helping Mrs. Apgust Swanson is against 86,869 for Record. Take time to deliberate, but when rare forr the tne littl<* daughter that came to bless the home of Mr. anti Mrs. FEI.KEL IS NAMED thq time for action arrives, stop TO HARDEE STAFF Ed. Hunter on tin- 23rd while mother thinking, and go to it— now is the Vihlcn, caret for tho brother’s little one. ' ‘ 4 1 . d i r T h e A s s o c ia te d Preaai time for action. The TALLAHASSEE, SeptL 29.— j Wc note that Kenneth Robbins, and Herbert Felkol, viefo president of tho wife are riding in a new car, back Record company, nnd editor of the St. and forth l » Ins work. Augustine; Record, hns been appoint­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Henderson nnd ed n member of the military staff o f children spent Sunday at his father's Governor Hardee with the rank of home nenr Monroe. Liotutcnnnt Colonel, It was announced ■ T. O. iSner hns been doing n few today ot the executive offices. al i f k a •■ days work on the pipes at the ice > — ■pinnt; but Wednesday the fumily spent PENN. HR. ANNOUNCES the day with relatives at Windcmero. EMBARGO ON FREIGHT Charlie ( iris.in of West end visltoil Wifi Assist You with Woodward Bertlcson, Wednesday, (H r -T h e A ssociated P ress! mother to see Mrs. Bor- * bringing PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.—The Pennsylvania Railroad System to­ ell. ' Over 30 gathered nt the pleasant night announced cn embargo on oil home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ehrenspergor freight except foodstuff, g a q ^ iv con Thursday to t welcome home tho stock, perishable supplies and other bride and groom,'Mr nnd Mrs. Trueessentials o null of its lines west of mund Bolli who have just returned Altoona nnd Renova, Pa.v* from n trip down the east const nnd The enstern mgion is not affected -PROGRE8SSTR EN G TIl-SERVICE a week spent nt Miami. by the order. . All enjoyed tho social evening and wished them much Joy thru life. Tho ' FLORIDA EXPORTS LARGE . table was »ot three times and there were ten fine cakes with coffee for ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ( H r T k t A ssocia ted P ress) One of the delights of home Is tempting, delicious meals, served with TAMPA, S?pt. 29.—Value of im­ refrcshlhenl. Wc are glad they will mnke their ports through Florida porta for July the beat bread Jilst issued by tho' collector of. cus­ home with the old folks and so not 9 toms for this district wore ss follows: leave us. Sirs. Ehronspcrger happened to bo E SANFO RD M A ID BREAD A N D ROLLS Tahtpa, $507,083; Key West, $70,467; JacksortviUe,- $213,177; Pcnso- with the daughter in town . 8orry to cola, $1,118; Miami) » $11,184; Boca hear Mr. Hqdgcs has been so sick und THE BEST Grande, $1,048; St<jApgu«tino, $6,935. but just aids to sit up. Friends wtr6 pleased to hear of the fexports for th* same month were: announcement o f Mary B. Swan and Tampa,'$243,797;. Kcw Want, 2,222 sisters of the marriage of Elizabeth Next to Princess Theatre Allard Aldrich t<?vtheir brother Joseph Benjamin Sw»n, Sept. 19th, 1922 at Boston, Mass. They will be at home, in Snnford on tho first of -tho tenth month. . Mr. Swnn is ah . old settler of this place nnd ownes a small 'grove nnd Other valuable proporty here . Con­ P, fE. N N» S YLVA N IA AU TO T U »B E. gratulations arc in order. 1 * .j i • Rov. J. 8. Clark* will preach here on »"Ton-teBted/' with each Vacuum Cup tiro, cord or fabric, for tfie 1st Sunday in tho month at 4:00. limited period only. Prices lowest in history. Tube is addi­ ’Taking for his subject, "Red." No tional saving. Buy now. doubt it will glvo . us somo hew thoughts as h« puts much into them. All are welcome. Oonjo In and epend n quiet hour in praiso and Bible tto Avenue W -N S R S R * Sorry Clark has not been at all . . . . . . . . . ---------------IM WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—More than a hundred thousand miles o f train service were annulled during the recent rail strike, according to statistics compiled and made public today by the railway mail service. Postmnnter General‘ Work explained in making the statistics public that postal cmpTbyos-throughout tho coun­ try established a remarkable show­ ing in handling the mails in the face of unprecedented difficulties. Se­ rious congestion of tho malls during the strike period, it was explained, was avoided by transferring mail pouches from one. train to another, re routing cars, and substituting au­ tomobile service for roll transporta­ tion.' Jast phone your wants to No. 497 Savings The Seminole County Bank ROUTH BAKERY j » HMVAGON, ^rge nod. Kenner’s 169-2tc mine.kill 5 TRUCK, I.TON '"* r. etc. f o r a QUICK *nd trucks are all-a — ftw® co. j'i . y.»# T . �i AIT,Y HERALD, FRIDAY.! YESTERDAY’S RESULTS American Association . You Can Pied tbeN sm e o f M • A t Minneapolis, S; Louisville,,4. » V . . . . fLive (.a Professional nLfaaatAM.t and ..A ^ ha Every At Milwaukee, 9; Columbus, 6. ha Business Man In Ssnferd In M At S t Paul, 7; .Indianapolis, 6. ,-tm This Column Each Day Ml At Kansas City,ffl; Toledo, 7; 10;in­ Mi. ha nings. * * M M l a M M h M pa M M but it has all been in one direction. He' is in the1logical place to f such a Moore’s Station church to 'f hold ser­ logical man to occupy. ■ McGrow was , born In 1873 and so vice ''Sunday afternoon October l i t is just about turning the CO mark. He Everybody welcome. Mrs. J. W- Corley has returned began playing baseball as most Amer­ from several months stay at Engleican boys do as soon as he could tod* die after one. His professional debut pide, Ga., her former home. Mb. and American League Public Stenographer * At Washington, 9-4; Philadelphia, was made when he discarded short Mrs. Corley have -moved- into their trousers, but whether he did one ' o f attractive new bungalow on Cameron MISS MAUDE TYRE, in Attorney *$ - * ■ those two things to effect the other is Road. At New York, 1; Boston, 3. Fred R. Wilson’s office, First Nation­ a question which his biographers must a Joe Cooley 'h a s gone to Asheville al Bank Bldg., Sanford, Florida. A n interest-bearin Joe Corley has gone to Asheville, debate. National League . . . . lM-6tp The present manager of the Cham­ Schooj. sures ultimate f man Mrs. E. M.- Gallawsy. is st home pion Giants has been in the gahie pro­ spending tht; fnwmmijrt fessionally. for 31 years, starting with sga^t “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS” LEAGUE 8TCAND1NUB"’ the Oleon team o f the New York various points in the tresL, American League Quick Service Transfer The Peoples Bank of Won Lost Pet. State League jn 1890 when his reputa­ FARMERS— Yon can get seed bed Storage Facilities will welcome every save 93 R8 .616 tion as a consistent hitter and reliable New York . frames and irrigation plugs at the fielder spread -from his native heath If we please yon, tell ethers; if not, St. Louis ... 100-tfc less Of the size of his ;n of Tfuxton, N. Y. Throughout his Sanford Novelty Works. tell us. Phoos 498 Detroit ___ playing days he was one of the mar­ Chicago .._ vels o f the diamond but his gray mat­ -See our new line of Breakfast and Cleveland ... iGeorge A . DeCottes Dinner Sets, also Chlnaware novelties. ter has made him a fixture. Washington Attorncy-at-Law Only one year did McGrnw remain It1l.be worth your while.— Kaimer’s Philadelphia 169-2tc In Oleon signing a sheet for $60 a Department Store., Boston ...... . Over Seminole County Bank month. Next he went to Cydnr Rap­ n a M a i i » i i i i u u lU I the Herald for Post Cards. ids where his stipend was more re­ SANFORD FLORIDA National League Won Lost. Pet. munerative and his work more bril­ liant, His ahortstopping was so re­ ATTENTION, STUDENTS AND SANFORD .697 New York . PARENTS?! » . .. markable that a big league scout cjmc .669 Machine & Foundry € o . ’ ittshurgh . to look him over, saw him nnd was V -------f i .553 Cincinnati .. captivated. All School Rooks and School General Machine and Boiler W orld; St. Louis .... .547 Supplies will Ke sold* for cash The youthful "Mugsy" went to Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Platons; Chicago .... .527 only.— Mobley’s Drug Store. Baltimore, then'the tail-cmli-r in a 12Fly Wheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank Brooklyn .493 club circuit It was in August, 1891, • . 157-8tc .373 Shafts Returned--------------- Phone 62 Philadelphia that McGrow broke into fast com­ 342 Boston K O T IC B T O CHKUITOHM pany, little more than a year after his entry in the professional ranks. l a C'onrt o f Ik r ( ounljr J i l f r , H rm lnoU CoMBtr. Mlatr ml V lorld * A N Y A R T IC L E IN MY WINE GILLON & F R Y His first season he warmi-d the bench, In rr K atafa a f CAItMEI.UA HOTUNDO but in 1892. Ned Hanlon, the Orioles T o a ll C r r l g o n u L a g s lava, lllatrlbu taaa ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Watched, Jcwelery, Silverware. Glass, a a d a ll I'VTaoaa h a v in g Ctalm a a r D « new manager, tried out .John Joseph ainnga a g a ta a t an Id K atataj and many other nrti. I at second base'and then shifted him tc You. nnd each ot you. are hereby no­ Westing house Lights and Appliances tified and r^iulred to present any NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—Out on the thit-d where he gained « reputation. claims and demands Which you, or eith­ New Line of Fixtures er of you. may havengalnat the ealate field directing the defensive play that Third base waa his position. of Carmella Itolundo, decesacd, late of 123 West First Street neither John McGrnw, the manager, McGruw han always been recogniznor -his first assistant, Ilughy Jcn-|ed ns the peer of any who pi eroded or nings, could do from their places on folowcd him at the irricr,’’ his the bench, all season has- been Dave purlieu) forte beipg th<- fielding of Bancroft, field captaining the Giants 1,tints. Ho was a year-in iiml-ycnr-out to another pennant. .350 hitter nnd fast on thhi- paths. Bis S O T IC K OK AI>l*I.ICATIOSf I I.K A T U T O S K I .I. HINOIKH "Bunny* is listed by many uf tile individual playing wan if the • I,A \ I> competent critics of the game to be factors in the success of tli Id Oril a I'a a r I at C o a a ty J n d x r , S la tr o f F lo r the greatest shortstop in b&*<dftll to-toles. ■s ’ M i , H rtnlaolr I'o u a ty T W O D AYS ONLY day. > The teams that hhvp/won pen With Wilbert Robinson, formerly of l a Re K a l i l r a t Wm, Walter Tedder. Jr.. Minor. • nnnts with a poor, $>r even mldlcorothe Giants and now mnnnger of the Notice Is hereby given to all whom It may, concern, thnt Klea Vr. Tedder, ns mnn nt shortstop- the pivot of tho Brooklyn team, McGraw wassold to Quttrdlan of Wm. Walter Tedder, a minor, will, on the 10th day of Uctolier, defense- -are few and those that hpvo tho SL Louis Club in I9t)u for $18,000. A> I) 1921; npiily to- the tionorableVK. conic through winners of the World's Both plnyers were ill-plciifl.il and when V*. Ilousholder. I'ouni y Judge In and for County, at htfl office in Hanford In Series virtually all had topnotchers. the American League reared its head said hsId County, nt 2 o'clock p. in., or as soon thereafter as ll.e matter can be Before, the 1922 season ended base- |n moo the Giants’ present mentor heard, for authority to ael), at public or B. W . .HERNDON hall writers began casting about for aligned himself witb Dan 1J. Johnson, private sale, the undivided Intereet-of minor In the following described the most valuable mart to his team o f He w<.nt |,„ck to Baltimore nnd or- ■aid real cfllnle. In said County, to-w lt: Lot all the major leaguers nnd a number |gnnized a team that was one of the INSURANCE AGENCY mentioned Bancroft, placing him in mo(,t ,p0pulnr in the history of the SA N F Q R D M A R B L E & GRANITE BONDS the clnss with Jos Ticker, of the old KBrno, |Jut in 1002 McGrnw and JohnAUTO ' lV JOHN GOVE. Prtipnetor • ( ul.s, Hans Wngnor, of the Pirates, son-c„ mc to' the parting of the ways Babbit Mnrunville, of PitHiburg nnd nttd njid-senaon tho Baftlmora team . CEMETERY WORK A i l ’ ECIALTY 1018 W m First Blrsst •• 101*1 Boston, Jack Bnrry of th«f Athletics |wnH B0 dlaorgnniied that ■’’ Mugsy’’ •and Bod Sox, nnd n greater player tor.k o ff hiss piked shoes nnd announcthnn Arthur Fletcher, now with the cd that tl)ey Wl.re on ^ 8h(l|f f(>r. (Junkers, who was Bancroft’s predec- ever ' Half-Price Sale, Saturday and Room 7( Miller llldg. SANFORD S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Huilder essor. At that time the late Andrew Freed The Gu.nl Captain m of first class lnnn sorrowed by the spectacle of calibre both on the defense nnd of- lht. slow.Kolnit GlimtB) the tMn) hl. fense and as a field general^ As a owncdi McGrnw W(l9 rocommctulcd to lead oH man he ranks with the beat h,m and wn„ hJm| tak,ng thc hc,|n in of nil time. He covers nn amazcinglfc j u|y nnd renmlnin!f |n charge since, largo area in the fmid and . a pestThc Bnmc hn„ Krow„ bijr_ hna hnd ermg, dangerous runner on tho.basea. virtua||y of (ls Browth nnd Brow. He is considered quite a bit better j|I(t pnill8_ . ln McGraw’s' professional than the cold figures show him-to be. time . When hp (, |mD Ncw Y((rk Last season Bancroft hit over 300 th(f oW po|o Gr„ mdB BC#ted l 2 m for the first tune In hi. career, lie „ „ „ ,t 38f000 an(| n thfrd t(cr to b e g i n his career ns a poor bntter and , „ . . ,, , . , , 1 , . . t h e griindstum. i.i to be added next his rise nns been due to his superior, v, , . , . . , . ., ......................................* SA N F O R D 'year. H E R E V E R the exactlona and testa of tires are most severe—there ill find Firestone Cohds McGrnw s life m insured by the been developed by men whose life work is the production of constantly increasing tire values for the public. re*?al Users in this vicinity verily hard jobs seek Fire- ^ Fire(|tonc reputation, and re* FLORIDA stone responded under difficult mileage mounted to totals im­ possible to obtain from ordi- s . STp^:; u *-bny values—the longeit ' g c at the lowest price con*; it with such reliable p * | t /b S slogan of thinking' motorists everywhere. The blending and tempering j lull i . i , , , . irinciple of tire economy l a Ik r C an a ly Jad, Ikr C ou n ty al la rt E ilalr of M A U I.K H. HT1I.KK. dreraaad. L. J. Hartley, the duly appointed and qualified ndmlnletrator trf the estate of Mabel R. RtlleX, deceased, having filed hie petition In thie Court, praying that the following real estate belonging .to the aald Mabel H. Htllefl, to-wlt: Lot 1> In the Town of Longwood, Florida, an shown by a recorded plat thereof In Seminole County, be declar­ ed aeeeta In the hande of tho admin­ istrator for the payment hf debts of aald estate, the personalty having bean exhausted, and authorlalngilhe said ad­ ministrator to take possession and make sale of said real -estate, and tna aald petition conforming In ali respects to the requirements of lew In such case made and provided; Now. .therefore, You, A. H. Htllee, end Georgia Lea miles, Carl Kdward Stiles and Kthol May Rtltea. and Sehelle.Mulnea, aa guar- JOHN McGRAW WINS ADDITIONAL HONORS' IN ADDING PKNNANT8 (B y T h ■ ‘ A ssociated Prcaat NEW YORK, Sopt. 28.—By adding nnother pennant to the string that has fluttered from the flag pole at the Polo Grounds John Joseph McGraw becomes more securely esconced in his title o f ‘‘ Napoleon o f Baseball.” Short, stocky, dapper, tudy faced and gray headed, McGraw looks more like a successful broker than i pro­ fessional athlete. He appears as what the clothing adds classify ns “ smarts* ond If ever some twists shears him o f success and reason he can get a job posing for an oil -painting of a cigar­ ette smoker or th i latest in collars. His career is remarkable but not surprising. It was a sane,' steady march to the ! 'ession, total loss, fortunately it wm parked out of doors and rio^ other damage done, they reside nt the former horns of tho A. K. Powers. ME and Mrs." A. *B. -Cameron and stfi Angel and a young Indy guest h H If V B E K ; I J | 1 | I I I V w U U li ' ;JBMr PII t m ‘ JMbk x 9 1 mI ■ ■ *■ - j vk - ' �. p.-»' 5^x*-. f k*=jij : * THE SANFtiRD DAILY (v ci i Sanford Avenue—The Coming Business Street of the City Substantial r j m i a . ■_ ; ' , • ' one of the busiest, if not the busiest, streets in the City o f Sanford, one o f the oldest streets an<f yet one of the youngest in many iroya. Filled live ^ ire» uP'to’ dat€ merchants, who paying lower rents, are making special prices on the goods and getting the trade o f the e* jwill get much of the through travel and will become the busiest mart o f trade and travel in the city. The’ merchants believe m advertising and 1vhl have something for you each week. Look them over! S a n fo rd A v e n g e , ■■bbbbbbbbi rfcfLK SCARFS**: • LADIKS’ HOSE X toD - ■* J i M - ■ V * ..f •- ^ T i rl PIN E W E S T E R N and FLO R ID A M E A TS , R. E. McLeod ef. the Eppea-FItr gcrald Co., was in tho city today call' In'g oh the local trade. Pickled Pigs Feet Mr. and Mra. George A. Decottca are expected homo Monday after spending the pnst month In Now York and other points. up WE STILL H A V E A FJEW BO YS’ SUITS LEFT Mutton . THE BEE HIVE Fish and Chickens ALWAYS 9 U8Y . Corner Sanford Avenue and Fourth Street— Sanford, Florida Quick Delivery to- all parts o f the city Phone 372-W 3 i»,l Sanford -Avenue I'hone tO$-W Ptlim) i<» any part o f the city A knowledge o f the conditions which obtain in and around the Institution which supplies entertainment for our ohlldren and ourselvea should bo a port of -the education of every man. To encourage the good and Oght the bad In tbe show business la the duty of every cltlsen. “ Tim Billboard" Is one medium with a world-wide circulation from which a complete knowledge o f the-show busi­ ness may be gained. “ The Billboard" la a fighter for tha clean and wholesome In the show business. 327 Sanford Avenue. GROCERY ____________ LOUR REGULAR Pillsluiry Flour, 24-lb. b a g . ............... $1.21 Irish Potatoes, 15 lbs. f o r ..................... .4.' Octagon Soap^ 6 bars for :............... ............ 2i Butter, best Creamery, lb. v.......... .41 Longhorn Cheese, per lb.L..-.>.................... .3i , ■ ........ Starting and Ignition Troubles HUDSON PRICES---------------------- Oveido schools will not open Mon­ day as first 'planned but the following Monday on account of tho approval of the building being delayed- ESSEX SERVICE REPAIR WORK SAU SAG E HAMS BACON M ACKEREL BOILED H A M BOLOGNA Mr. and Mrs. A. Fred Falck of Orlundo were in the city last evgning. Mr. and Mrs, Falck arc connected with the Orange Cafeteria in “Tho City Beautiful." Dr and Mrs. J. N. Tolar and son Ralph left yesterday in their car for points on tho lower cast coast and expect to he nhsent from the city for the next two wecki. Specialists Woodcock & Rigney BEEF PORK M U TTO N HENS . F R YE R S J. HUGH TILLIS, Prop Holy Cross Church is being Improv- j ed by a new rpof and n coat of paint “ as well ns the Rectory and will make * a big change in the nppenrnnce of n both buildings. u II looked like* robbers Itnd bored through the wall into the Seminole Rank today but it was just nnothol Iinprowmenl in the building another window for more light in the savings department. J S S * ■ [■ linn. Forest Lake, president of the , J Seminole Bank and A. I.. Betts, ns-1■ sistunf cashier of the First Nationnl B Bank will leave tonight for New York J ' where they will attend the National J 'Bankers Association. A full line o f FA L L M ERCH AN D ISE for your inspection. Coat Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Sweaters, Hosiery and Millinery on All Automobiles P H O N E 270 i Corner Sanford Avenue and Third Street----------Sanford. Fin 1 Mr. John J. Hines of Hillsboro, N. .< , is visiting his daughter, Mra. Sum­ pter F. Davis. Mr. Hines in one of the veterans who served tluripg the lando were In the city Inst night, stories of those times. at Second Street Sanford Avenue- And let uh convince you our pclc es are the lowest in town Specials OUTING F L A N N E L 12*/ac yard DRESS G INGHAM 10c yard IIOF-MAC B A T T E R Y C O M P A N Y ('IIONS 4H0-J FIRST STREET- thousands of boys for their uniform! in tho Georgia and other military nen demies and has many friends every­ where he goes. The Chamber of Commerce hud a fine meeting today nt the Vnldex HO' ■tel the full oernunt of which , will l>o given In tomorrow's issue. It was crowd j out of today's issue by the nmount of business carried. laiok for it tomorrow. It means much to you and’ yoiir city. Buy it with a Herald Want Ad 102 SANFORD* AVENUE JIMMY HOWARD £ U T O R E PA IR SHOP Day and Night k Guaranteed I'OIIK CIIOP8, Weateni, Ih^Wc .Sirloin Steak, lb. ...... T-Bone Steak, |W It-nind Steak, lb. Mr .... _____ ,25e Sugar Cured Ham, lb. ... Stew Beef, 2 lbs. for «... Chuck Steak, lb....... ....... Chuck Steak, 2 lbs. for. N ig h t487 ^ H O N E ------------Day 49-J dBHBMBBBHBBBBBBBBBnBBBBB BBBBBBlfBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBB ■■aiii^aaBBaaaHaBKa popular placea in the city. Saturday will be the laat day for' play on the * ;r ■$ r : ' - *v rtf part o f lion-members'and it fa hoped We -have gome wonderful bar­ that many new membera will come In gains in children's School Clothes now and help the old onoa make the club a big sueeaa. See Charlie Drltt BO YS’ SUITS fo r particulira. Values up to *10.00 ■■■■■a a a a a i GIRLS’ DRESSES Values up to *1.60 SCHOOL SHQES Of all Kini U p -^ 1 .9 8 — U p — Marcus Kndel o ' Jacksonville and one of the beet Jtnown travelling men In the atote waa in- the jt\ty yeaterday and today calling oh hia maw friend*; Marcus (iai beon telling Mas*, onlc Insurance for many yeira and W * host of friends In, every part of the state, lie ii »I*o one of the best Informed Maaona in tha. aUte and haa ‘ schools of inbtructfohs In dif­ ferent sections where he goes. ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 28^-C. C. Carr, buslheas manager of the St. tug Time*, has. been , selected lank University to take charge drive fo r Florida's ahare of ilvermity’s $1,000,000 memorial Florida la expected to ralso Georgette, per yard........ Crepe de Chipes, per yard : Pongee, per yard ............ . ■per yard . ♦ . ■ i: :.% � 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 29, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9135cd14d896ada948a8b994e3f42481.pdf 0d5b17b254b82c6dfad5ae7e1328c604 PDF Text Text k -■xc2S2b..til trr£: - %,. - •t > aita *rr v •-. x «• , • ■ h u. 0&3& sfiss ' f - I T h e City Ju m h ’■t 3 -• >' ■:- ' ------------- -------- --------- i ' if, ■ IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N VOLUM E HI ™ "T h i-C ity Mihslantlal" * :<3 SANFO RD , FLO R ID A , S A T U R D A Y . S E PTE M B E R 30. 1922 / {*• Vf i /*• f* w - N U M B E R 160 - ’■Tir," V*’U’r7" mi *e *a Wa It* * » PiU Hu *» i * i •« Hu *.j ^ ii* *a ;J* 1 T . « *><i. >*»v. «. . in o,i, i ' V , • " t v '. * - . . . *4. - T " M fc<<V AND t h e t u r n 's * u l t i m a t ■*UM W IL L BE F L U N G B AC K IN T H E IR T E E T H *« MEET TODAY DOOR IS CLOSED To Any Pacific Settlem ent Be­ F IN A L G RIND OVER 36-HOLE COURSE A T N ASH ­ tween Mu.stapha Kemai and . V ILLK British Commander ’ ,| iir T h r A » » o « ! * t « 4 tllr Tkr A»iM>lnod I’ rrn l NA8HV1LLE, Tenn., Sept. 30.— P r»»») LONDON, Sept.>30— The grnveI) dr-pundent view held in o ffic­ ial ((ti-trUTH here regarding prospr. I •>( avoiding wnr with the lurk- I- -hared in Allied military nrrli- .if ( unstnntoniplo, nccordint; i» dispatches to the Associat* «•<! 1‘ri-ss. Mustaphn’s ’ requlrcmriti that the British would with­ draw from A’sin-Mlnor as a con­ dition precedent to limited retreat o( iitionian forces from the neuIral /nne m.ix looked upon by lo­ ral military opinion ns closing the p.irifir settlement of the dispute. 1\ America’s premier golfers entered the finnl grind of 36-holes over Belle Meade course today for the open tchampionship title of the Southern Golf Association which curries in ad­ dition to the title, a cash prize of $1,­ 500. Abe Mitchell, English, Emmett I French, Ohio, and dim Barnes are j prominent contenders. I REVOLUTION IN BELGRADE IS REPORTED LI NOBLE, Sept. 3d. I>etwen the British und ..uonulists was extreme t M O M MIMED RKPllR'l ItKAt II KS III *N l ; A It Y TO T il \ I KFFKO • • ight. in Mustnphu Kemnl Pasha llnrington, the Ilritisli t Hr T h r A M i i r l u I r d I ’ rra al ■"lulled in a hostile tenor, PARIS, Sepl. 30. An unconfirmed '• »»<i liy British military report has reached Hungarian new * a- elosiilg the door to n agency in Paris that a resolution ha* nuuit of the straits-i|ues■Mi-nrred in Belgrade and that King Alexander of Jugoslavia has Leer assassinated. Tile news ageii v g ve* *, Sept. .30.— In connection, . . . .. . ,, , out the report under nil tesi rvi 'x circulated In the United war had been dec-lured by BELGRADE, Sept 30 - The Ser in 'Ui Turkey, it was point hiun press bureau issued a note deny li-rday thnt no declaration ir.g "alarming news concerning p m ib| Ih- necessary ns peace ported revolution in Belgrade mined •n concluded between the against the crown,” declares reports *. Their relations are due to enemy activities. I by the terms of the ar­ cs. SMOKING IN I’l III.K IS VULGAR, COLLEGE ! 311 The abdication I'llESIDTNT DEI.AIIF.S t VI., siill.'in of Turk* y, •mplished, but the stil VI.BIOS. Mi, b . Sept (n l» -i lar * "i'll the desire to ajnli mg the public usu of tobacco in any •‘ V”i of his cousin, qccqrding form is as vulgar ns it would be to ••gi .iu received from the An- walk down the street eating n pi ego ie. Dr. Snnieul Dickey, president • -pondent of the Tnvns Ag- of pie •iMributes the news to a emeritus of Abion university has is­ : le dispatch to Angora. sued instruVtirfn to college students h further states that to do their smoking “in n row shod.” -tale of health prevents "If you must smoke do it in the "ending to the nffnirs of cowshed." was the educator's instruc In Angora, parliament imps. 'tie news is considered as l ‘‘Smoking is an infringement on the * rights of other persons. Everyone lispatch from Constant!- lias a right to dean, wholesome air." •'day said the sultnn ’ had NR I) HARRISON ( A TC IIK 8 ANfavor of the heir-npparOTHER BIG ONE Vnlul Mcdjid Effcndi, the "**-Hin, but added that the We have not been able to chronl• "t eon firmed. clh any golf fish storiep since Nod j TH A T the local newspapers have much to do with the buildirtg of a • community? TH A T if a public movement Is stnrtod which means bettor things 'f o r a city, the newspapers co-operntc und it generally wins? TH A T if the newspapers do not help, the movement usually loses? TH A T locnl newspapers are a*BIG PART of every Community? THAT*they ate always working for the public gnod? TH A T they seldom get the credit they deserve? T H A T a newspaper is n business Institution the same as any oth­ er business? •• ‘ ’ ' T H A T they'have goods to sell the same ns any other merchant ? T H A T their goods Consist of newspapers und advertising Hpaeo? T H A T they can no more affoj-d to give it away any more than a merchant can afford to give his stock away? T H A T too ninny people try to ride the newspapers, nlwnys expect­ ing something for nothing? TH AT if they expect Iheir business or their city to grow, they might ns well begin to realize thftt WHERE YOU FIND PROSPER­ OUS NEW SPAPERS YOU FIN D A PROSPEROUS COM­ M UNITY. DO YOUR SH ARE TO M AKE YOURS PROSPEROUS.— E. It. Waite! Secretary Shawnoe, Oklahoma, Board of Commerce. *; k i •"* it I FIVE MEN ARE KILLED IN COAL MINE BETTER HOMES F R IE N D S H IP TO U R, P6§f CARD D A Y A N D OTHER P U B L IC IT Y EXPLOSION IN ILLIN O IS MINE Movcmenl, American Legion Ad MINERS - ' SEVEN PEOPLE KILLED IN NEW YORK APARTMENT HOUSE FIRE THIS MORNING , REVOLUTION IN MEXICO WAS NIPPED IN THE BUD AFTER FOUR HOURS EIGHT Wounding of Twenty Others A rescue team from Herrin, III., found seven men ovcn'onie by gas nnd lie five bodies The seven men had (By The Vssocinted Press) taken refuge in another entry •EL PASO, Sept 30.--Junryz t tnv• + Rio (iramle f nun here. hllll Tf•volt •••! Drawn t o the mouth o f the pit b\ , I>r«*|wirnt imm* XV• t. takrtl !•« -» •i«I I< ll< was again cniitrolled by men m • he ' l e n t . f i l i n ' l i o i - t .1 ' l o e v p l o - i o i i , 11 •op* l .. \in. rit 3*i **nit ■.1 If>ii lioidreil* o f m e l t w o m e n o n . I liildi i-ii pathy with the adinmi'tration a> > •M.-.l Ulldg. i hr int« *u V ere i.veri.'Ved w h e n o io - t ot t in' ll ICO I Ity afli I being III |M)S>e* i i l i i t i v e s . f.u uho*e safely they had rebel forces for four hours. In tins Sepl. 3U.— ,Al K;aO today of the brief period of fighting resulted ip persons having business interests were sj)nft immediately after the explosion. the killing of ten men and the wound- permitted to enter Juarez. American A|, lfffirill| investigation to detersoldiers were stationed at the bridge mine the cnilse ■( the explosion will ing of twenty. to protect thi' htni'bi'ils l>f Juarez clt b* held toila y EL PASO. Tgx . Sept. 30 . Rtxer icons crossing to El I'aso foi safety guards nnd police at 7 .30 th.- rm.it, Some of the *h,d fro,,, tin early illg gave battb to rebel soldiers The morning battle hit the United States IN.bln II. ait h Set* i building . lash was in the main street* of bun ex. The loyal forces and rein i - on i. cd leadership, A dozen were killed I I I wounded, \l III UR VSH. SK\ Ell VI. VII K H O U N D E D N K \ Il P L A N T UI IV ( III TH r \ In I r «! I 'r r i * I were notified early today that the: according to announcement at General , *'u * *UMt Lity-Tanipn highway. MilMexican garrison in Juarez ncross the l Mencndcz’s headquarters. *i r 8 K*‘ ' 1** WMH ^rn,’" ,r, ,G unt* " *,nt' ley was nut so seriously hurt. American Hope Rests on Girl in Golf Games Held for Murder Brother Aids Kemp A ll^ U S tin e iVtrl *-* I 1 •••Tif •*.ty JW" V committee mid will be considered by them at the meeting of this committee A'1 which W ill be held Wednesday at 3 p. m. * i hiimuan S M 1 |o y d . of the Tour, | ;n,,| 1 o n v e l d l o l i l " l l l l l l l t t e e . i leport- with t h e lily colTiiie-«ior,-if . . r the financing of tho bund had liven successful. As a result of the work of this committee the Sanford people wi will have band con* certs eight nutnths of the year. The call for a report by the Ship by Water Committee brought out the fact that shipments of freight by wntA ei were showing greater increase* - , each week The ipiestion was raised a* to the plans contemplated by the Florida Water Traffic League, and Uliiiirman Ball of this committee, who **r i* also a member of the Water Traffic League, was instructed to report when . t hi i n g o t intloiis 30. Harley P L A N T i 'ITY. Sept .HO Three Whatley and Harley Miller, of Tampa, private sobliers who revolted from Juarez, garrison were put against the lure in a local hospital suffering from EL I’ ASO, Sept. 30.— Immediately adobe wull at the military headipiart- l,^url< * "'khl win n thur ncx( meeting o f the Ita'al branch ' auto crashed 1(110 the road machine on after the United Stntes nrmy officers'era this morning and shot to death, of the Water Trnffic Lchgue would be . KL P a s o , I'ex , .'*e|iL ■ v V . t r - . V-.'. V; ; •.*£$&,;■ • \ The increasing attendance at each­ I l l y T h r A s s oc ia ted I'rra s ) JOHNSON CITY. III., Sept. 30.— weekly meeting of the Chamber o f Five men, three mine surveyors und Commerce guarantees a inrger num­ two miners, were killed nnd throe niin- ber of workers from the membership M M fcs Wi ay m in fci » ■ i l hi f a «s ^ ers were injured slightly in u» explo-|t.» assist those who have been leader* sinn in the f onsolldnted ( uni t om- ir. all movements for the greater dopany s I.like ( rei*k nune, one und a velopment of Sanford. Friday's meethalf miles northeast f here jester mg was attended by more thnrt had •lay afternoon. ever attended any of the previous The dead are: ones. In addition there were five Out • Paul Best. '25, married. of nine of the Board of Governors present and a majority of the chair* men of the various standing commit* ■ilren, all of Collinsville, fll. tees. I The miners were: The Chamber of Commerce is to vr Marcus Kiilovitcli, ill, family of five, lv congratulated that, the Woman’s Families Were Trapped in Burning Building and and Pete * astrola; single, both of Cluii has taken out a membership lli^o AH Escape ( ut OIT -• Johnson ( ity. thr organization and lias appointed Thy injured include James limor. thru president. Mrs. It E Tolar, to mim 35, and Ed Jenkins, I I I ? T h r \ »•«»«* I <t f • «fl I 'r r a * i ii present them at these weekly meetin a f i r e which were 'lightly oven unit by ga-■-I t h e n I n . NEW YORK Sepl 30 Seven t••• Tin- mg.*. Tills was Mrs, Tolar 's first 1 100th Street be name of the third person injured could ■lit lino* early today swept through tlie five Mot minting ami «he wa* aceonipanied by Si iiiy a scoie ol mo r e w e r e It* 1"1 III le, lllli-d I ween |trout Imm v and \inxterdum mei Mr* John I .eonanli, a well known ar­ • ii saved by ! remeit, volunteeijured. several seriously Ihizena of oth. Xbout CiU men were at work ill the dent worker Mi the Woman's Club. ••- which hud .*hut off escape for none when th,* explosion who plunged through the windows inti occurred. \tti ntmu of thi- meeting was called >1 was a baby f our, t hr own .'neii linnets, iln lulling the three in twenty four families inside. One of n to a recent movement inaugurated In ir \ not lie! wa* a Imy, Id, killed jr led. were imprisoned f< from the burning Innldmg by a frantn •• a short the Kiwanis « lull to have locnl mer­ w bile. whun he jumped front a window. chants p|fill special sales dnyn and I he explosion is believed by mine trade extension tours or friendship' nllieiali to have taken place when trips for the purpose of attracting ipr three -tifjvcyor*, i allying ■>11 born trade to Sanford In this i oiincction mg lamp- on thor . ups. went into an it has been suggested thnt the band unused entry in which a gas pocket ut-iornpnnj the merchants on these had formed. tlip* It is believed that Chntfnual I lie two-millets were digging ■oal agitation of this kind would result in 'idi nr lilts cuti y I be explosion was « gn at deal of trade coming to San-, heard throughout the mine and all hut f, iJ fiom udjan-nt cuinmunitica that __ ... , • ‘ p m r\ A i l . . ’ 12 ,,f tl"' n" ‘M ‘*?"'«l»ed In?fore the gas.j* now going elsewhere. This matter R e s u l t i n g i n t h e I \ l l l i n v ! o f Ic * l l ( i I I M S I M S <incl t h e eoulil.overtake them was referred to the Retail Merchant* BOY SCOUT NEWS The nu mbers o f Troop Three of . . .. ,. , . night, hept 2«, what I* believed to ... . ' , .. bike in their history. Tho majority , . . .. .! ... . „ , of the luiys left the hirst Baptist , . . , , „ T . . * ^ »;>pou,l'P « provls- j j joe „„ >oon pgMiblc and San- Is Turpentine Mnn of Denis nnd " I I I Nlneieen-Year-Old Girl Pilled AgaVnxt gall of patrol lender B o o t h . Those who See Him Through j English Champ mini* or. ford. He celebrated, hi* retuni yes were unable to leave at thnt time. ’ M| /aimis nnd M. I’ olitis, left at five o'clock with Scoutmaster tenlny.by going out and catching ,u ( n niember* of the cabinet, Illy T h e A as o rln lr d I ' r r a * ) (Ily The Am m Ii M I'rrssl Haddock twelve pound bass nnd about-twelve : •i'fnnd. .... . ST. AUGUSTINE, Sept. 30^-AnW H IT E SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. smaller ones. Ned At eight o’clock Scoutmaster Bad. . I* which is nro oth*r dramatic incident in the story of Va., Sej>t. 30.—America's hope of them near Longwood which is proR Kcfflp ^ has nppri>. dock called a meeting of the troop, keeping the national womnn's golf ' ■*t und direct advices from hnbly defirtitc* enough. A t any rnto nnd twenty-one answered to the roll hended for tho killing of Dnnlul Mc­ championship at home this year rested B " .oncoming the new ministry ho brought home the bacon hs usual. call. Scouts Briggs Arrington nnd I 11 that M. Znlmis had been nomlNeill, at Red Springs, N. C., d-l years today on MIbh Glenna Collett, 19-yearDoyle Britt were promoted to the ago, eamo with a visit here yesterday old Providence star, who in finnl round l “ x premier nnd M. Politis us JUDGE HIIAnON PAROLES rnnk of First Class, Scout Carraway o f T. J. Komp, prosperous brother of o f tournament here wan pitted against Otuuatvr of foreign affair*, thoir . W OMAN LIQUOR SELLER was promoted -to Second Class, namr., having lasen aubmlttol to the mnn, who acknowledged tho deed Mrs. Gavin, English player who as­ Janies Sand and Robert West weru Kir.^ („ that over forty years ago mndo hint an pires to add American title to her re­ " " g e yesterday .morning by Tho woman named Cowan who was ^received as Tender Foot scouts. thi outcast and wandered. T. J. Kemp, is cently won Cnnadian crown. revolutionary committee. convicted of selling liquor one ,d*y * At six-thirty Friday morning _______ \ •f a well to do turpentine man with large this week in Muncipal . Court and Scoutmaster Haddock, Committeeman interests around Q^nla. He .Las been f '"-V S TA N TIN O PLE , Sett. 30/—A sentenced by Judge Sharon NOTICE pay Barrow, and Senior-patrol Leader midablo fighting force ift GoaUng tt fine or strve time wai paroled thU in North Carolina visiting Relatives Booth, nnd a few others left camp The following are tho new officers for tho city. The other members of * nnJ Powerful bombing and morning by the judge on account of- nnd motored back to Florida. He read ' “•"‘•at aircraft, together posLswn! bf her family o f small children and be­ of the Sunday Morning Club which tho troop were left in charge of Pa­ in.Her destructive power th\n tho cause several- people h«d protested stated although he had not .seen him meets at tho First Hnptl.xt Church ev­ trol-lender Britt who left entnp at " Kr,,n<l fleet at Scapa \ Flow, against her being confined irt tho 1“ nearly half a century he would ery Sunday morning at 9:30: I’ resi- ^ o'clock. Some o f tho scouts wore ‘ ‘* ‘ he great injcnnjtional city hostile whre . conditions were come to his rescue nnd go his bond of dent, Dr. G. H. Sclmnn; first vice­ tired but they all d^larvd it was a J ; • > « f the Near East fro\ the not what they should be, the. woman $20,000 or $30,000. president, W. E. Scoggan; second vice­ most successful over-night hike. ‘toir.’w. l0 lh(, g president, • R. M. Grovenstein; thinl will probably leave, tho city With th* Thc regular weekly meeting pf ^‘ itain’jj gigantic armada ia 'l by promise never to return. Some cases POMEROY, O^.Sept. 30.— Mrs. Sui vice-president, Dr. J. T. Denton; sceTroop Three .of the Boy Scoots of it-.. •» fl Ana . ‘. . . ban Kraus and husband, Geo. Kraus, ictary, C. VY. Forrester, jr.; treasurer, America wits held in the Scout room E. last ovonlng. 7:30. In (he absence of i UUr * ,s°me -under the circumstfncea itaecn i. that ^orm cr ridner, are in the county jail E. J. Rivers; ie(>orter, Fort%t * % tr craft t c u n * sixteen In^r tho kind hearted Jbdgo actfd the part here on a charge of embezzlement. Gatchel; associate second vice-presi­ Scoutmaster Haddock Senldr-patrol ■■ IT" ''“ ving * ^range o f twenty rnlW o f tho ; good1 Samaritan • •• a> *• » officials ----their arrest, assert dent, H. Faville; teacher, Judgo J. G. as well the and with »*•-.-------Lender Booth was in charge. There will be uncovered fabrication of finan­ Shoron. A ll officets and qiembors of was some rain but.tho attendance was part o f.th * liquor c r— cial scheme that will rival that , of this club aits earnestly requested to good. A fter a short ^rlll, inspection Haro the J W - a h n ia i their duty ami Ponzl, the Boston wizard, who promls be present tomnnrdw, and and atari wa* held. Troop wa* dismissed at 8l^ carriers P. in***.|«| big return* for the use of,money, tb* the new S thi* Sunday school year right.-, to 8:30. . • thpse ports nnd •while he was In Ain* 'worn in yesterday nfterbaiua h|> almost perished to death j *hvs thnt M. Krokldas hns becnusc he could not fish or get any pi ••micrshlp provisionally! , ,, , . , to eat nnd he rntne hack to the Const M vertising Campaign and Oth* er Matters o f Interest K IL L S AN D WOUNDS Harrison left some time for Alabama. N. Sept. 30.— Reuter’s AthNed is the champion fishijrmnn o f ndent reports that a new jijjSr Tr»" J rV - Mrs. [aainardi advised thtyt it wafV the intention of the Woman’s Club tp f t " bM>rv,J “Hclt" r ,,<5n‘ 1. Movement" and ,, , ' . ,, , • hitra would lie set asidn for this purpose* . XT .. . . v . .. u. * * which is a National Affair, the object -• , , . . . ,71 ) 3 being to encourage citizens to bullq ... . " ... , T (T latter homes. The Womans Club ' , . . . , , ^ * .h,Ve ‘ ,n° ° f lh,C C0°T .. ‘ n,rUs‘l ^u ses arranged according Q> thc ■uggestions laid down by tho orig- , . i',nton of th/ F U tu tg fl decorations, furniture, utc., will bo sftr . cured from local merchants nnd w thc indies have complete their thc public will be invited to Ins] whnt expert* in home building and signing call a model modem ho Mrs, Leonard! asked fo r tho co-o tion of tho Chamber of,Commerce the sum o f $25.00, tho amount n snry4to finance the proposition, meeting went on record as he endorsing the movement nnd voted amount requested. Mrs. Tolar, w h « called upon for suggestions, prefaced k w her remarks by stating that she waa pleased to be n member of the Chany L.ia 9 f .. .. _ _ _1 AI ! M. . ml '• her of Commerce and participate th thc work it Was doing. She coiled ab s­ tention to an uvent which tho club planning for October 27th, to known n» Woman’s Club Day, stated she wna pleased to hear o f I ei forte being made to inaugurate lar Days and special sale* day*, • mw;h as it was the original int o f th* d ob to have the merchant* j on a special event o f this sort in IC o n th u ^ on p . . . » , ' �'■»- >■Vi- DAILY icient for tU •purpose* at . __ i______ .1__ i.___i - _____*1' thereby saving water rent. in front of house,' all] paid incumberanco against this all times, »>i >___ I. Sidewalk for. No property. P t Phone SI7-W * U rom k m amy trtoUs tM II u m r « « » r t araiac a ir it k m or w l »> A —ad taken for te** than 13c. ^ and positively no classified ads chzr'ftdto anyone. Cash' mast accompany all drderi. Const fir# word, to a line and remit aefcordlngly. West First street. 'Good price fo r quick sale.—Geo. W. Knight. lG8:tfc FOR jSAL e —House; seven rooms and bath, corner lot, good location. Terms. See E. S. Rockcy, or phone 266.________________________ 157Htc FOR S A L E — Ford Sedan, cheap. In ■good condition, 1921 motor. Three almost new tires. Address “ Sedan” lor. particulars, price and terms. • . 156-6tp kitchen S IX T Y THOUSAND STRAW BERRY Plants from northern stock, |4.00 per thousand, f . o. b. Lako Monroe, winter. Average man selling many Fla. M. Doyle. 154-28tp thousand dollars weekly and find big demand and nd resistance. Most at­ FOR BALE—A combination homo tractive proposition made-- to harij and income property. Eleven rooms, workers. For quick reply address Un­ .close in, modern, arranged for apart­ derwriter, P. 0. Box 428, St. Peters­ ments or furnished rooms. Reasonable burg, Fla. 159-3tc price.'— Geo. W.- Knight. ir>4-tfc PARTIES interested in Colonization FORDS, Huicks, Oldsmobllos, Oak project or an abandoned oil well, lands, Dodge,_ Cole 8 Overland, only one in district, best indications, Chevrolet, Maxwell for snlc. These a pick up. Address W. Dimston, Aus­ cars are loto models, and hnvo been re- tin, Ncvnda. 159-4 tp flnishcd, makipg them vory desirable cars to prospective buyers, and the prices aro right, with easy terms. 5 and 7 passcngers^-B. A 0. Motor Co. 209 Park Avc., Sanford, Fla. Distrib­ Utors for Hupmobllo and Lgxington t cars. "W e carry the parts." _________ 140-tfr I ____ ______________________ S E V E R AL HQUSES~for sale. See Kf?!<R K N t - F u r n is U l apartments. Thigpin. BiLtfc **orntlnlo Apartments, 305 East 1st FOR S A L E -Easy terms, (JO acres, . ‘ y —------------------- —____ ____ !__ " ^ flowing well land, 10 acres cleared. . ^ ^ N T - Storage room. 18x30, nt retnarknbly low price if sold now. — 1 Fart First S t ___________ ir>7" >tP — A. !*. Connelly & Sons. R E N T -2 nice furnished house­ keeping rooms, 314 East Fifth St. ir»7i3tp 146-tfc r u n afti.fc— New five room house, two nnd oae-hulf acres nnd, one'acre tiled, sleeping porch and Inrge rooms, every convenience.—A. P. Connelly & Son?. 148-tfc FOR SAI.E-—Two teams nnd harness. Inquire of M. Hanson Shoe Shop. __________ _ 149-12tp W A N T E D — Freeh country eggs at Hell Cafe. Will pay fifty cents per FOR SALE OH RENT -New four dozen. 157-4tc mom bungalow, three miles nut orr ‘ W A N T E D Ford Rondster or Orlando road. Three lots, chicken truck. Must he reasonable, coops, etc. Apply Snnford llargain Store. |(t. model. P. O, Box 1054, Sanford , FOR S A L E — House of eight rooms, H17 West First street, five bed rooms, kitch dne.iniag nod silting rooms, kitchen, dining nnd sitting tained from fine flowmir well snf SUG AR (5 lbs. to a cus Donipound Lard, Test White' Bacon, n>....... Z . .................. 3est Smoked Bacon, tb................... ...... White Potatoes, 10 lbs for 33c; 15 lbs Best Creamery Butter, per I t ).............. 'Jo. 1 Eggs, dozen....................;........... Cheese,lb ............................................. 24-tbs Pillsbury F lo u r ................... 12-It)s Pillsbury F lo u r ........................... 24-lbs, Mytifine Self-R ising F lo u r ..... 12-tbs Mytifine Self-Rising Flour ........ Darined Corn, 2 fo r .... ........................... Banned Peas, 2 f o r ..........‘ ..... ......... . Octagon Soap, 6 f o r ......... .'...... .............. Octagon W ashing Powder, 6 fo r... ; .... M axw ell House Coffee, tb............... :L .‘’ 8r!b Bucket S n o w d rift.......................... 4-tb Bucket Snowdrift ......................... Nice Shoulder Haras, per lb. ...*... . A ll kinds Enamelware, $1.25 sellers, ito a ciistomer, f o r ... :.......................... * ’V y ' 1-1 1 BR O O M S! j/ [■■annaanaBaan■! >f i i • . >.*J Ci « j r’ There will be a call meeting o f the ilurrison Chapter, N. S. D. A. R., or Saturday afternoon at four o’clocl n the Welrkn Apartment. . A ll members arc urged to be pre sent. Mrs. W. E. Watson Regent. B ftO O M S ... . For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight,and Saturday; probably local showers. •• * Mi P* Mi 5 Moyc, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. G. W. Hailey, Mrs. John Jenkins and dhughtera, Mrs. VV. P. Fields and Misscss Mary nnd Helen Fields, Mr*. It. K. firiffin , Emily nnd R. E. Griffin, Rebecca Stevens and Mrs. Alfred L iL ~ st ; • . -••• *•..; N O T IC E T O P A R E N T S . ■ . fcB ■ The Primary 8choola the first few . fbbiUM 'of*«c!fooC while waiting./or fie hew buOdlag to be completed, will be very much crowded. As.lt will bP Z to have two aeeaions In the School ta aceoromodate the building. . . Hus children and W est Side children are naked to register In the West Side All fourth grade children, schooL AU children are asked to register4in the Grami school. “ Ail pr.ronta having children who w ill be six -j:y n old before Janusry first, 1923, mr/ enter them the first term o f school as there will be no mid-year . W FOX MOWS i d e A ll pupils wishing i examinations after . work’ njeet* Thursday terober 28th at, io , Grammar Hehool. STELLA P. 1 Supervisor ) 16G-4td; ltw-p O N LY . TW O For Sale or Exchan,ti La te Model in Excellent Condition B. & O. M O TO R CO. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Distributors for Hupmobije and Lexington C a rs ■I I I I U O C TO B ER R E C O R D S ------ N E W SHEET MU! J. H..fflNTERMISTER PIANO CO. P IA N O T U N I N G ------ P H O N O G R A P H ItEPAl MORE DAYS OF OUR SPE C IA LS Below we q^iote a few eye?openers on Silks in aatin, Taffeta, Georgette, and Crepe de Chine, at, yard in Crepe de Chines atj per yard in Crepe de Chine and Canton Crepe at, per yard in Canton Crepe $3.75 SILKS in Canton Crepe at, p< Mian Velma Shipp returned to her home in Sanford Thursday after hav­ ing ipent two pleaaant weeks i t the guest o f her aunt, Mrs. P. F. Crary, 314 West Francis Just received new shipment Boya* Suits, 1 und 2 pairs o f pants. Priced from $6.98 to $12.00.— Fanner's Debartment Store. 169-2tc Uncle Sam’e oldest employe has Juat retired at the age o f 96. That’s had enough experience to1be usofaLTi, ' » • ' m beginner's class. Onb six years old before will be allowed to cm, F A R E W E LL P A R T Y GIVEN HONOR OF MISS SHIPP Wednesday evening Miss Velma Shipp, o f Sanford, was the hunorce at a delightful pnrty given at the home o f her aunt, Mrs. P. F. Crnry, 314 West P’rancis. Red hibiscus blossoms nhd aspara­ gus fern attractively decorated the rooms wherein dancing was enjoyed. Musical selections were rendered by Miss/ Una Kirkconncll, Miss Shipp nnd Miss Ruby Hill and after u most pleasant eaening refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. The guests on this occasion were: Misses Volmn Shipp, honoreo; Una e , -------------„---- Ml g* ** PICNIC •The members of the Sanford and Or­ lando business and Professional W o­ men’s ‘dubs gave a Joint picinc yester­ day afternoon nt Hnseltons Plnco on CITY COMMISSION FORM OF Silver Lake. GOVERNM ENT COMMENDED Swimming wns enjoyed during the IN REPORT OF IJARTOW afternoon and Inter n sumptous pic­ nic supper was served. (Continued from pnge 1) About twenty Indies from Orlando ■ f the light and water plants, amount­ and sixteen of the local enjoyed ing to $3,1198.10, and the general sink­ this delightful outing . ing fund, nmoOntlng to $60,344.19, the ity has a total o f $10,3*12.29 nt interFOR TH E M cKAYS 1 ** "t "1 Pl*r cent However, nrrnngcMesdnmes It L. Griffin, O. J. i’ope ami Alfred Lilja were joint hostesses nicnts are being made to place this yesterday afternoon at n picnic at •mount at interest nt’ 8 per cent on Silver Lake complimenting Prof, and ,‘iuly approved first mortgage securi­ •Mrs. C. A. McKay and daughter Miss. ties. Taken on the whole we believe the showing made during the first six Florence. I he evening was one o f exceptional months existence under tho commis­ enjoyment, swimming games and a sion manager form of administration, bounteous picnic supper were enjoyed. t» a good one." Among those enjoying this nffnir <iet your masks at Mobley’s t were Mr. and Mrs. (». J. Pope and family, Prof and Mrs. C. A. McKay, Store for tho Masquerade Dance 157 Miss Florence McKay, Mrs. M. B. Lake Mary, JE N N Y SPAU LD IN G CIRCLE Jenny Spaulding Circle of the Hnptist Church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ashley K/ily. The day was spent in sewing oq the fall ward­ robe of the orphan, which this circle clo'tttt’ s. • , At twelve o’clock a delicious chick­ en dinner with all the trimmings was served. The meeting next week will, be. with Mrs. Herbert Speer nt her home opposite Rose Court. Al! •'-•••‘•'ys are requested to meet as early its pos slide in the uftenioon and bring •>cisi" 1... needles and thimble. Cheapest Store in T< I* *a tm fca. ^ i lift a U m a «i k iia itt a s s the city on business. ha * dcfinitolyuntil after the No^ ** .vember election at which Mrs. M. C. Sandifer o f Tampa it IM time the Weather will get. FTFR RENT - T h r e e furnished house spending a short time with her niece, * keeping rooms Phono 848-W. the Republicans. But we Mrs. Tumgr Houser- at her home on 155-6tp Palmetto nvo. 4. , ** should worry down here in the Intel o f flo w ers ' and M showers and where thiere la M no work or. worry or monkitchenette. M ey or anything that might -Shirley ApartafenU opposite post * > j f l f JL ‘ > • • n o am* 28-tfc Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lilja arrived W ANTED tome Monday evening after an ex­ M 5M0 A. M. 3ept. 29, 1922 W A N T E D — Second hand celery hoards tended visit , with friends in New M Maximum -----.... 8( • and fence posts. W. W> Gibson, R. York, Springfield, Mails., and New Minimum — „..v....;..... 71 1, Richmond Avc. ‘ 168-Ctp ilhvtto Corin'." They also atoppod over Mi Range ■ ............... 72 n'Washington, D. C , and Savannah ** Barometer ..— ..29.Pt ** Rain £ M Northwest andcloudy. D. A. R. NOTICE t x jR ’ R E ^ lt— bedroom and Cut out this allp/encloi J_______ ■* ** It sprinkles again tods N and the weather ^ re)>o III' F b R R E N T— Fund I h« ykays that it ' w ill enrfnVle Fred A. Yeager and Roscoe -Yeager PM * again tomorrow: In fact it storage room. 411 Park Avenue. o f Sebring, Fla., are spending a few Mt may continue to sprinkle In, 169-fltp days here at the Montfsuma while (h FOR S A L E —Bulck 6 roadster, |2$0. — Grow at B. & 0. Garage. W 7 * P BR O O M Si S MR8. FRED DAIGKR, Society Editor �rl* iiifs&trZ * * " I rS® PS? ■ ■BWfeegf« ^.5'-h‘_f/*. |Eft‘J ggtflto& M ftift* , ?0 ^ ___ * * IP ® vis w pgpigigi ■ __ 'u jg—■■■1 30, 1922 L P , SATURDAY, ■■- m < *» - “ “ ■ M W ,*™ is no reason for any, stomach ache hopes, in the garner o f sweeta. , Jj I would, f»tW ‘ . ui^Tchfn” . * ] py in the memories in the ripenfng mrfelr over the method in which it was done. — ^ * -•’’■ttj Mtfitothan , . with ■ fU pJrua,! of true friendships; in the reaping P a M I t M r r *r y i ( l i T M « a ■ « * And iT West Florida is so much smart­ M bought indiscrimintytviy ^** <■7 at th* IIw iM PalMUc. • « er than South Florida it is.about time o ' bounteous blessings o f the. bouyThefrior*, I U (M lla A v < ^ la it a H , KJ«. in taking any tips .feor, TZ i 1 SI that South Florida sent men to the ant spirit— forgetting not the rap:*lr2£- ~ RUY O N LY T H E LONG H A U L ROADS S A Y S B A U S O N , .*» to buy railway sei ulit1 * " " >1 legislature that would play the game lutftua spring nnd the brimming sum­ d iscrim in a te to si'ieit h„M . "ns she is played.” Wo'never did like mer; happy in the knowledge o f some PU B LianE B S na fe» ftt ft*' ft* ft* m xa *■ cannot be adverse!) ll(„. l(i<j ^ »4 a*i *a an M 1 to hear people kick pfti-r they nrc de­ little kindness done, some great good an ..K S It o r ft. J. UOI,l,Y... great development t! .. y 1 gained; happy in our new strength, feated. Piny the game and keep still .1 ( « UIJf f m X. J. LI LI, A III) those whose tMnaft-m'-m our longer hopes, our Wider lives^ __ U rn m l Slaaairr afterward regardless of whether you W ELLE SLE Y H ILLS, Mass., Sept.'European securities and in ifo doing B. A. KEEL___ Pkoar i « l up t* CiOO I’ , Ifwin or iose. Amd West Florida folks and loftier vision. I>ct these he our 30.—feinco the settlement o f the rail--all securities will be affected,even tho ed enough to rtdu( <- thvil mil,,a6e to* are pretty good folks after all and jubilant days, the days o f a ripen road strike many Ups have come from j European war would ultimately, help only such as is pr. fit^i I, 'riling the A t fr tr t la la * R a te * M *4 * K »o n » S p p llf- a llo a rest for truckingjhighu.tj ing rejoicing. you have to hand it to them. Wall street relative to the purchaso lour industrials and indirectly our railLE W I* NIIII’ P___ Clraalalloa M auser Let these be the days in which wo ----------- o ------ . o f railrond securities.. Relative to roads. Phoar S3k.1V* alter 0 p. m. join in the autumnal sports with a Continued acti The production o f motion pictures these recommendations Roger ,\V. “ Railroad securities, however, must m I'mldiiig liqos has brought ge fleral buMnenj new and finer spirit— a spirit o f Sabarrlptlon I'rlea ta A 4 r » » f« . will begin in Orlando Monday says Babson today issued tbe following be bought with greaf discrimination. graciousness nnd fairness; a spirit new high level for th,>.;ir Th , ata Moatka ________________________ _ XOO the Reporter St*r. “ There is no doubt but that the set­ The time is pgat when all railroads And we want to that jvill invigorate the body and dev­ D l l l r , r r 4 la C lip h r C arrier tlement of the railroad strike is favor­ are good or bad. The n u t fe w years dex Of the Babsonchnri r,„-, .ln ‘d, ^ sny there is no place in the whole O a t W eak __________________ ______ 11 Crata elop the mind. Let this be the sea­ country where any better scenes can able to general business. Oiling t6 will witness as great changes in the W 5 per cent below nor,m,i . an * son when wc look forward to the T h * hip 13- la lA -p ap r W t t k l r U r provement of 2 per cent ,,nce ]» . a ll t a t lr t l, rc T tn Praalaata C o t t t r be found than in Orange, Seminole Thanksgiving holiday .with thankful the coni situation, such a settlement railroad fields aa the past ten .have week. 1 a » 4 la p a k U a h rl t r e f r K H U j . i i m > and ndjoinihg counties. We believe was absolutely necessary. Moreover, witnessed In tbe traction field. Rail­ ( W a g ratra p a i t k a a w a r a hearts and eyes shall be lifted up­ d m . D t a t t r a l l t la p * II lire. I that this will in time become as great H has been more or less favorable to roads have already fe lt the effects of ward because of the beautiful things pear, a lw a y s la a l r a a r t . Just received new shipment Roy,* an industry in Florida ns in Californ­ the railroads. The wage-workers have pleasure automobiles, but they have Suits^ 1 and 2 pair* « f pants Priced HftMOEII TUB ASSOCIATKD PRESS ia. Paul Gilmore said it would many with which the season has surrounded gone Wick at tho rates determined, by not really begun yet to feel the e f­ us, and foyjtha return. o£ friends And Tha Associated Praia la aielualraly from ICJI8 to $12.00.-Kaimer*, £ ' antIU*<1 to the uaa for republicallon of years ago'nnd wo bellere fils dreams the 'resumption o f the activities that the Railroad Labor Hoard and mast fects o f auto trucking:. The trucking part merit Store. All nawa dispatch** cradltad to H or will some true. 159-2t« o f those who went out on strike ore o f goods within radius o f $0 or 100 not otbarwlao cradltad In thta paper prepare us for the sterner season o f . -»--------- o----------and also tha local nawa published sorry that they, did ij. The seniority miles has .only begun and this radius winter. herein. COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK I T H E OWN YOUR OWN HOME All rights of re-publlcatlon of special Let this be the season when we question was settled on a 50-50 basis, may readily be extended to cover 200 . dispatches herein are also reserved C AM PAIG N shall form new friendships and en­ neither side claiming a victory. This or 260 miles. Trans-continental sys­ School teachers should give U* Officei HERALD DOILD1KU. Phoae 14 large our sphere of usefulness; a also is wyll for all concerned because tems such as the Union Pacific, Sanford is always alive to every season when wc shnli want to do the the railroads nre now able to restore Northern Pacific, ..'Great Northern, same advice to children who h»r*' good movement nnd especially when manly npd the womanly thing ahd seniority rights to the good men who Southern Pacific; Chicago, Rock Is­ coughs as this Florida teacher. “I this movement comes under the il.'s beautify our community life. A sea­ dcsiive them and to withhold thorn land and Pacific, aiid Atchison have lecommcndcd Foley’s Honey and T „ of the Woman's Club, Their latest son when wc shall be thoughtful, from (hose who do not. Wall street nothing to fear from the trucks. In to the children in my school who hid | Sunday nnd first o f the month all move is Tostering the “ Own ynur own careful and considerate; a season is justified in sending out reports thnt fact, the trucks may help tjicm. Roads the ‘flu’ and good results came whennt once. Home” campaign that will even go, when hope shall lead us .forward to the settlement is favorable to railroad like the N ew .York Central,.Baltimore t»vcr U was used,” writes Mrs. L ' o — ■ & Ohio and the Southern can survive Armstrong, Okeechobee, Florida. Fob Wc want to riso nnd remark thnt so far as to fuminh a cottage out great and noble accomplishment in securities. the Worn tin’s Club o f Sanford is nnd out nnd show the people jurt the midst o f glorious surroundings; “ The settlement of the strike on and perhaps p ro fit under this compe­ ey's Honey and Tnr contains no opj. how to build and furnish an up to — ingredients printed on the wrip. -------- —a----------nmong the live ones of the state. the present basis should also prompt tition. With a road such os the Bos­ date home. Mrs. Leonard! explained Per* Stood the test of time lerving --------------- o —------------ton & Maine, NeW Haven, PennsyL both sides to ‘count ten* before an­ YOUNG BEN VOGT the matter nt the Chamber of Com­ three generations. Quickly relieve* vanip, Chicago A North Western, other strike Is precipitated. In other The Turkish war scare sent the lit colds, coughs and croup, throat, chest IJetl Vogt ,ive|l in Euatill and ha8 words, the railroad strike was expen­ Reading and the like, this is- not true. price o f wheat up nt once, Too had merce meeting-yesterday nnd asked and bronchial trouble. Sold every, and was granted help from that body. 1ive(1 there #ince the titnc of the aU| _ sive fur both the railroads and the Theso roads nrc bound to suffer far the Turks don't eat celery nnd lettuce. where.— Adv. The Daytona Journal says: . ----------- o----------gators nnd snakes und other objects of wngi1-workers. The wage-workers to- more from tho truck than they now "The own your own home cam pioneer days. He was almost there day realize that the railroads nre think possible. Orlando has put the nnu hour park­ Just received new sliipimm^Boyi' ing net into effect aguin for.the win­ pnign* which received a set-back when the Indians left for parts fa r­ stronger and better able to handle a “ Wc shall live to see great high­ when the hard times struck, nre beSuits, I nnd 2 pair* of pnnu I'nctd ter season. Remember this when you ther south*, die was one of the first labor situation thon has been the case ways built by the. state exclusively ! ing revived in many communities, In from $5.08 to $12.(H). Kann.-r’i De­ park in Orlando. newspaper men inEustin and in this for ninny years, while the rnilroadB foi truck use. Railroads nre destined one city intensive methods nre to be partment Store. * l.'dblte part of the country and ho has just have greater respect for tho labor un­ ultimately to lose all o f their short ----------- o---------— ------- --- * followed for arousing general inter­ passed his 87th birthday, Wc did ions than they have had heretofore. haul business and hence the roads Must-have-nonie-Kiimnel is head of est in the subject. The Presbyterian Ladle* mil hold the Turk forces. A few years ago1 Flays nnd movies centering around not know thnt our friend was having All of this means that when another Jwhich nre In comparatively small nnd more birthdays, in fact Wo had for­ difference arises both sides will he compact territories nre sure to suffer. their Bazaar Hale Dec. 1- t at ■t 2nd. i W0 W0U^ ha^ i-iolnvd l,im 111 t ^ in g home' ownership’ aVr' to "be 'iTho"^” at gotten Just‘ when ijis birthday camo anxious to patch up the difficulty be’ I .V.i Fri Sdt.-tfe The only hope for soma roads such ns one or two of the same. leading play houses. Civic nnd trade round hut neverthless we pass the fore a strike is called instend o f be- the Boston & Maine and Now Haven organizations are uniting to work Just receivi-ii m-u *hi| Mi( »»t It.iyi' henrtiest of congratulations nnd hopes1ing anxious to precipitate n strike ns i:. to sell certain .of their rights of David Lnwrenre kujn till* is the out schemes for f.nanemg building1 many nloro hirthdoys. Wp-pnt nt seeins to have been the case Suita, 1 and 2 pairs of i ' I'rtccd „ two wny to the state in order thnt the year for Democracy in Michigan. mid buying projects Lending papers from $C.D8 In $12 uu K in' - Hrhi* side sticking type in tho Lake Remonths ago. Therefore, barring the tracks mny be removed and concrete This ought to tickle Henry Ford who will run articles on all Harts of nub pnrtimtnt Siongum office nt Eustis many year ago. European situation which may ndver.2U ; highways laid in their place. Many has Democrat n tendencies. ject, dealing will' ilu. ownership of We learned much from him, much that se!> affect all securities, I feel fairly roads have parallel lines today under <* — -property, financial HuggeNtions, Household goods’ M-. II; k! 'hem tl I their control. The wise railroad com­ All the newspapers are telling the building plans and the relation of is not written in hooks ami we just optimistic on rnilrqnd securities. a 4cianc» with us Q l:i* K SER- J want to tell him while he i* living say that the European situation may pany will develop nne of these for it­ r»7th Congress good bye We' are Imme ownership to citizenship ami VICE TRANSFER. thal he Is one of the finest chnps adversely affect nil securities because self and w iII sell the other at a good afraid too They might come bnck bus mess Tin Ur i Sat-tfe that ever sat at a cusu, one of the people are liable to rush to sell tbeir price to the state for a*concrete truck before the time designated. There could be no healthier evi- jolliest, one of the best printers In his lud; ii .—J. N e w Sh eet M usic (• .„ ■ ................. .. ....... S n n f o r i l 1 ..... .. r ;; mmt a u HWe •■ x arc n win Thi All counties in the state are |working out a system of river trans­ , 3 to normal thinking and *1 slecent pros glut ( 0. iliO-lc to enu H, H in le rn tis te r Piano has plenty of them ,, Send al least , it! Ben its «u r friend and contributing generously nnd the ma-jportation which, when completed, will perity than such a campaign. The while distance keeps us from seeing j grjl> have’nll raised the quota assign- lie submitted to the f ’ hnmber of Conififty post ‘ at,I, -f Hanford today to • oinnuinity which think* us a unit The world nt your door r-.cry raw­ him we hope that his next fifty years e(, tll lhl>m Mr Herring* advised thftt merep for further action. Mr. Donnel­ your friend) in ilhr-i stall ubou* home ownership and mukes it Of life will be US happy and peaceful j;cminolw*» quotn Wss FJfd) of which ly has had published lr\ thc Natural ing for 16c,— Daily Herald an oojective for uniterl nativity is and filled with the best that the. last thc ,.jty commissioners had pledged History Mngazine, published by the Man out in I aliforrtia owes met I on the way to the settlement of fifty have been. We copy the follow- jjo o ■•rurt three hundred trillion dollars He He requested thc support of American Museum o f Nilturul History secretary was instrinii t ’ ..rili) of it* problems. "■jr fmm t he Fust is Luke Region ul(, ( 'hiimTvor of Commerce, It was proceedings of the liu-qpin ' ng hehl must have lieen in the newspaper bus on article entitled "A n Optical Phe­ \ hotly,of Imme.owner* is not mere- aIkmt our dear old friend wh has do in Washington nnd refer Hunt to the irtess und been mixed up in politic* finally voted to have thc Publicity nomenon on u Florida^, Lake" which a i ullectinn of citizens on the. road iimnstrnted thnt one never dies m Traffic and Transportnto.' < om -ivlCommittee appear before the county was prompted hy the rainbows which •o individual prosperity. It i« on the ( nig rat ulnt ions to Herb FelKri of way to complete s >. ini solidarity hloruln: commissioners nt tho next meeting form on Lnku Monroe at sunrise, and tee. the St. Augustine Record. He has and will lie correspondingly free from | "Monday, Sept. 25, ll>22, Mr. Ben­ endorsing the program nnd request which he liAd observed from his jamin H Vogt, who resides on Citrus been appointed a major general or he upheavals which affect areas with avenue, Kvisits, attained the nge of thnt that body contribute $150 in of- yachts during his recent visit. * The somethin; o ' that “mi on the staff dcr to complete Seminole county’s article is very interesting and appears flouting population." * 7 yeiiiti. Since 1881, when Mr. Vogt •quota. of ( lovernot lllildee We just know under n diagram drawn by Mr. Don-1 • Stiihlshed the first newsgnper in Ku* Hctb wd* ..nit g-.- i 1 in In* uniform nelly of the phenomenon, nnd the nub- ] The question of securing new head M \ h K III K IP 'It MFNs K \ K \ . ss i he Semi Tropical, he has been BURKS o — Ib-ntion of this article will, v soul quarters for Ho I'htmher < > f Com* I \ .\ V I IDN IS I II K It \SIS identified with the progress of the Headlines it papers say thal l.aw CHANDLERS question, given great dual of pculicilyi state slid countv and town While 'inertt was again brought up. Ed, H ig­ son. the Kepuldlcun t nudldate, will he Whenever progressive citizens of he has not been in business fur some gins, who hud previously been ap­ to Sanford. This publication has n FO R D TRUCKS the only opponent of Senator Trainthis, and other communities, plan years past, nnd time has slowed his pointed chairman of the Special Com­ wide distribution. and T O U R IN G CARS mail in the November ideations. This some enterprise thnt is for the com­ gait n little, n wonderful twinkle mittee to investigate suitable location The proposed rate increase request­ will lie good news to the senator's munity good it is usully a cer­ shows in his eyes, nnd his mind is for the office of thc Cbnmbcr o f Com­ ed hy the Fourth Section Committee of All in Good condition nnd C'**! friends anil we opine thnt after rest­ merce, ndvised thnt one of the stores Southern Carriers, nnd on which sev­ Terms tain small circle of persons who connn,| native ing up n hit that he can manage to in tin- Meriwether building could he eral hearings hnve been held before tribute to a fund to put it over. , |(| j(| (,m|y „ fllnli|lnr fjKlm. „ „ squeeze in enough vote* to come out rented nnd recommended that this tiie Interstate Commerce Commission Some instances of this kind arc ad„ f p;UB[is, ahead. vertinng, supplying deficits in the •jh ,. started with a telegram proposition be acted upon favorably. was discussed ut some length. The schm I fund, improving public parks, „ f congratulation* from his son, Mnj It was unanimously agreed thnt larg­ Si Augustine i* moi to the oldest providing a county fair a.id dozens'of l>r |,mna p Vogt, and‘family, of Wash er quarters were necessary for the City 111 the I lilted States and the smaller undertakings which are pro- mKtljn [> ( ’ . The morning mad di­ Chamber of Cqmnicrce and according­ people admit it Man over there the vided for the general public good jjvery brought cards and letters of ly it was voted to rent this location. other day was arrested for a murder I a' w Is O'Bryan, partner of Judge There nre in Pnintka many large ^ . i . ^ e e r nml n,any happy returns he had committed forty four years estates comprisihg perhaps more fro||, oul of town frUmds, and baskets .Kharon, of the law firm of O’Bryan & ago. This was probably in plenty than 50 per cent of the total valua­ nf flowers from individuals nnd church Sharon, one of the Invited guests at of time according to the oldest city tion of the city. No one ever con­ committees. One neighbor Hent in n tho meeting, was called upon by Presin the United States. However, they templates asking one of these for a pte-snid it was eatable and hnd n idont Connolly for on address; Mr. might have waited until the man contribution for public nffairs, al­ perfume thnt would run n close with O’ Bryan spoke very flnttoringly of was older. though their benefit from the ex­ a full Mown Mnrechnl Nell rose— Hanford, its wonderful possibilities nnd is the fundamental basis for progress. It is penditures of money contributed by nnd we all know how good one of thc favoruble mention given it whenever , If they asked our opinion about the the regulars is us great in proportion old-fashioned nies looks today to nny j Florida is spoken of. Mr. O'Bryan the stimulus to business, farming and com ­ matter we would sny for the British ns that of thosV who contribute. munity life. of us whether wc are 87 years old or,stated that his pur;>osc in locating in to go in and finish every Turk on the They should help benr thc burdens if not, Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. It. Wheeler Hanford was n sSlfish one and he wan Public school institutions o ffe r in sp iration ­ peninsula of Gallipoli. And if there they are to reap the rewards, and the presented a birthday cake with cand­ anxious to participate in the benefits al value to a community; they are a constant nre any of the Australians in the Brit­ only way to fix the just proportions all individuals would deri)*^ from the les. source o f pride to every citizen, and this bank ish army who were In the Gallipoli Is by tnxntion, with appropriations The crowning event of the day wifs great development which \Css nssured . extends them its full courtesies and services. fight during the world war we would tnnde from the general funds for the delivery o f a legal* looking docu­ here. Hu Minted he was willing to send them in to "clean up'" the such enterprises as tend to increase ment, tied with a red ribbon, which, give vuh e received and would expect W e especially invite the young men and trenches. We "rawthcr” think they the prosperity nnd progress o f tho when unrolled, proved to be n birth­ nothing more from the cjty than what women so soon to step from t h e s e institutions,, could do it. city. day greeting signed by scores of Inter he put into i t A^r. O’ Bryan itnpreased into the business world, to begin their ca­ -----------o----------The city council is now engaged in years, with special letters of good those present ns being a live wire and reers w ith a Bank Account. laiko county will build a new court equalizing the tax assessment books wishes attachedan -individual who could be counted house at Tavares. Lake county needs for the tax yekr'wherein tho asses­ upon to assist in any movement that n new court house nnd Tavares,is tha sor has carried out, ns best he might, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE M s for its object thc making o f a p*lace to build it aside from its loca­ the letter of thc law in fixing valua­ greater Sanford. •> ' -T W IL L H A V E NEW HOME * tion os the county scat. Tavares tions on a foil, valuation basis. We Resolutions wore read from thc Or­ IN T H E N E AR FU TU RE needs a bettihr court house and tha balieve council can do no better thing lando Chamber o f Commerce oppos­ entire county needs one thnt will be than to sustain the general level o f ing th* Resportionmcnt measure to (Continued from page 1) in keeping with splendid progress the assessment, with as much reduc­ ’ to drnw people from surrounding dis­ be voted on at the next general elec­ that is being made in one of the best tion in the milliagc ft» possible, but MM UNITY ; DEB tricts and help make thc Woman's tion.- Mr. Lake, aa representative, o f counties in the state. With ,a sufficient margin to levy tax­ ■ !a: F. .. WHITNBR. _______ Chib day a success. The purpose of Seminole county, was called oh fo r an C*«ki" es in amounts sufficient to meet ~—o expression on this amendment and in the day is to raise money for the build-^ There is so much talk about the dis­ some o f the burdens which have crimination against this part and thnt heretofore been borne by Individuals. Ing fund of the Woman's Club. Mrs. hia opinion, the measure wax a step Tolnr advised that tho club Intended forward and that, if not accepted it part of Florida thnt rqally it gets — Hglntkn News. , ' building in the very near future. would necessitate a further delay in -----------o----------tiresome. We all knotv that West Post Commander Herring, of the thc reniiportionment of Iho stile. It Florida gets whnt they want and there AN AU TU M N PR A YE R American I-egion, detailed tho plans whs agreed to iUscuss this matter fur­ is just one thing responsible for it. that had been made by the executive ther at tiie eight meeting of the Cham­ West Florida politicians stand togeth-'j Grjint thnt these outumn days may committee of the Florida Posts" for n ber of Cninroorc*, Ct which time an cr when they get to Tallahassee nnd |>e our harvest season; that our lives A Florida First exhibition nt tho next effort will b« made to get out thc en­ Bouth Florida does not,.If South Flor- may reap tho fruitage o f a well-spent 1 Ida will go tp Tallahassee and play year. Lot us be happy with the joy Coqvcntlon o f the Legion which would tire memberehlp. A letter pas read from Wm. T. Donwith.thc West Florida boys In thc o f the flaming hlUsidto, with the bo hold Tn New Cr»c-r.i ne.w me '*’• 11■* A n . of Sonfonl’s C « n C .* - .l’ a igreatest n u l.ll k u .1 etatement* th«xc inelly, one boost* gome as, th ey'play it South Floridn glflry ot the Indian .Summer, with From Mr. •Herring’s _________________________j ...in ___ __________________ _ *1 ._______ . . . . plans are very elabcirstc and will d o'.0rs and designer o f the I proposed will get all that is coining to her. Af* th* ecstacy o f the ripening grain; Donnelly is now ______ ___ ... __ much toward advertising the state ns j yacht, baain. - Mr.. Donn ' ter our statesmen are outpointed there happy In the harvest of our high ■ > . j ‘ * ■ ■ '• * mm SANFORD DAILY , HERALD ra j THE HERALD PRINTING CO. R e a l B a r g a in s ! N. H. GARNER Education a S -‘r*,. HUM ■j 'g&atihf'S- -■ » ’ ?. . ‘ .i . jJ H I �M . M L» ~ : - • __________________________ __ : ” '"fii :* -■i V . : ~ ; i V ' - ' T^==" ‘ ■4.~r'y~. »~^: •.-•>- .:~.;v?< - •-• - *, v 4 o ' - r" . — — _ — — — ,fef- — .r • PAG E TH REE .L r | IN DIFFER* WENDS OF SLAVONIC ORIGIN I 18 PARADISE OF “ RATTLERS'’ PROHIBITION LAW AIDS BOOT­ * .- . ....................... LEGGER BAY8 GRAND JURY ■—■. ■. . -.«■ ■ ................ ....... W’ l f i s■f*-i _____ Pushing Out of Rozorback Hog R*> £*: - V I O # r tA m W * ' | .** sponsible for Multitude of Biutcoa -SAN FRANCISCO. Cl., Sept. 29.— In North Carolina..' » ■ . “ Prohibition Is detrimental, oppres­ •-- « -. -, h i, The mountainous sections of North sive nnd undemocratic," and the pro* Carolina are great breeding places for klbltion law *'ia a farce," the San snakes nnd aomo of the regions nre Francisco county grand jury held In We hatre Just installed a New Series 8r12 inch Chandler * Price Press, tho Low Inclosed In national forest areas. a final report today to thp superior latest'model'press on the market, and the best press made. We believe ta. Twenty years ago rattlesnakes were COUrt. haring up-to-date equipment, and believe also thst nothing is too good for quite acurce In Ihe North Carolina * The Jury report calls op all Cali­ our customers. You are ■cordially invited to call and watch thie proas In oper­ mountains. Those wore the days when ruaorback hogs, one of the ■greatest fornia's representatives in congress ation, and if you want any printing done on it, phone 404, or call at of snake exterminators, were n for­ to seek the repeal o f the Volstead midable pah o f the state's porcine pop­ law, or to have it amended so that light wines and beer may bo sold. ulation. • Then along came George W, Vnn-‘ •The maintenance o f prohibition is dorbllt, who purchased 80.000 acres of causing an increase,in the number of “ Our W ork Satisfies— Our Prices Please” this mountainous country and fenced harcotic cases, the sale o f cheap and Phone 404It, driving nut the mxortmck* and iter* poisonous Huora o f the "bootleg" var­ -902 French Avenue mltting the brush to grow. The ToxaH . N . L U M L E Y W. N. L U M L E Y way'company fnl lnyvtvp’k f ir. iety, which is causing a number of deaths throughout the country and an acquiring 80,000 ntfKi tmjmmW^- hl* Increase in the number o[jff//'grave" 'g holdings. . , ,' crimes, according to the - Tlie exodus of raxurbacks from m Youthg tvho never toched liuor be­ large nn area lins resulted In h rfmarkable Increase of ruttlesnnkea- fore are drinking the noxious bev­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ **■ ■ Nortji CarellnluttH declare thnt there erages, and are becoming habitual H ■1, ~v( i k * 'iTi S' ' -• ■ x were never so many In their state qi; drunkards, the report continues, aiid noyr. “P A Y Y O U R S E L F FIR ST” the rich are ahle-to purchase gpod Forestry service men In newly noIntoxicating liquor while tho poor, arc * • * ; ‘, 4 ^ * qulred areas In North Corullnu ntjd the victims o f tho "bootleggers." other southeni slates have reported W e pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts the presence o f a tremendous number The report concludes with the state­ __________________ •________• of rattlers. One. Washington nftldal, ment that ‘the b'pttlcggers a re ’ in who was In North Carolina looking favor of prohibition and arc support' over a piece o f forest, sat down on tho dry cause." Take time to deliberate, but when • .log to rest u moment and discov­ CHANGE IN PROCEDURE ered that he hud barely ml wed sit­ the time *for action arrives, stop N ew Sheet Music today.— J. BOILING MAY BE OVERDONE ting squarely on a rattler. He Jumped- H . Hlnterm istcr Pinno Co. 160-lc Old Objection, Same Old RuLthinking, and go to it— now is the up with n yelO only to find several Ing," and Judicial Proceeding* Too Much Cooking Bald to B* Fatal others viewing him with obvious. In­ 1. time fo r action. The terest. Went on Their Way. Heatpd Argument to Vltamlnea, Which Are Nec*aIn the forests of the Southwest tho ‘ It wns the girl’s busy day and 4ary to Life. . * L mder was overhauling his old thing feared by forest officers anti na­ everything seemed topsy-turvy, noth­ of Lift* the other day when ha Ever since the mysterious little vita- tives even more than the rnttk-sonke ing wus on time, and she wns rush­ arrow n story with a. distinct mines have claimed the attention of Is the hydrophobia skunk. Tills Is n ing around the office nt a rate that tlacd flavor. * . science, new theories have been ex­ sjmtil species of skunk that terrorism •he thought i tend n-i: he.rl\tiled; hut I concert's a once noted member of pounded from tluHi to time. the district In which It lloorhdicK. To Sambo. (In- otfic,. liny, came In with l local bar anil a well-known Judge, Now comes the claim (lint vltnmlnes be hlttiui by one ineuns, It Is said, by. thd speed of m cyclone mid sL q foil , happily, is still numbered among are 'hits of sunshine. Because of the drophnbln, unless Ihe patient can reach outdone. Now. S.tinbp’s movements st 81 j living. Importiyit part cooking plnyB In main­ n Pasteur hosjdtnl quickly. all times nre lelsnn H and deliberate, Here U the story Just aa It appeared taining or destroying these precious apd no amount or threats or coaxing vitality givers, It Is well to learn whnt G O L D O N L Y IN B O Y ’S M IN D could get Snndvi to exert himself be­ PA Dost uimming reply waa made by the new theory tisHyrls regarding It. yond the speed of n slow movement 5 W ill Assist Y o u Neff to tin objection mado by Vegetables grown above grotind, ac­ Scottish Villagers the Victims of Hoax camera subject Therefore this unusual Btj Vernon Hurke. Tho replevin cording to this theory, are richer In display of locomotion from Rnnibo Which They Are Only Too of c*pt. Joseph Dovllle against vltamlnea than those not having tIn­ was innM surprising. Tho girl stop[K>d to Willing to Forget. tie Hudson was on hearing. direct rnya of tlie sun. otherwise got nn explanation. Knmhn rolled Ills ]* Burke bn.I i-. ntlnually■made ob- known ns root vegetables. eyes, took a deep breath and eturl- ■ The'treasure hunt of the villagers of tu .err,.io i. stimony, nnd every It la declared that over-holllng kills dated ’The boss D on a tear nnd ho J Ayrshire, Scollnnd, wns, of the .-i.jf ttonk waa religiously the stimulating action of the vita- IJnrvel, sure Is mad ; he’s bawled out every- m prompted hy a hoy’s hoax. Some dnjBT L td by Jitdge Neffmini’s. The housewife who would sup­ ody on Hie place and lie’s having ■ atrr. ft.|.'.iin Dovllle waa on the ply her dally menu with these vitality- ago a piece of paper was found con­ some argument n o w . That there nr- a md it. . .me .location eamo up- giving Items should look well to tin* taining a inessagn In faded writing to glllueiit w ns gel Mu' so hot tlnlt I JSTRENG TH -PROGRESSthe effect that tunny years ago the -SE R VIC E fresh fruits and vegetables In the knowed the o|c automatic fire sprlnk- * writer had hurled a vast hoard of gold nidi Mr. Burke in * "1 (Ji)e.'t.1 pinrket at this time of year. ■ler would begin to work In an oth er" 1*■ In the vicinity of the lown. The ex^ iImUh u.:. It Is rlnlined that heeause (hi vitaintitule, so i just run before It hap-’ " •’What* >..nr objection?" asked mines arc actual rays of sunshine, act spot would be found Indicated on pencil." Exchange l NtlT artificial heat tends to destroy their a chart which. It wns stated, was con­ cealed In a cranny of nn old bridge. ’ •SUffle old oi.jt-.tion,' replied the natural power. Therefore fruit and “ Rolling Court" In Florida. ory. vegetables that may he eaten raw art- | After a minute search some young Florida has u ‘'rolling court." oper­ 1 inch came ncross the chart, nnd soon ‘ ■Same old i iilkiig.' answered the more hencHchil than when boiled. '< nil lininense crowd of men nnd women, ating mi the Atlantic boulevard near True, <■: ' <'levclptul Plain hruled with picks and shovels and oth­ Jack Sot n file. Justices of the ponce iler. Oldest Engines In England. er Implemcdts. were feverishly digging flhd their ImlllfTs palfnl the highway Two cngincit which are still putuj>In an old qunrry near the town, this hr passenger automobiles, accom­ Cottly Oird-Qook*. Ing away after n hundred years are being the spot Indlcnti-d on the chart. panied hy dozens of deputies on moi^rLaodnn i..M.i«'ii,-r reports that to he seen In the Itrookmll) Boail The work continued n whole day, but cycles, ready (<> pounce upon any j of flit -i:in«biril works On birds pumping stntlon of (be London water late In the evening, Just when every­ driver who endangers traffic. Upon Coti»[il<■uoii" f’>i tbclr high prices, hoard. Thhy were hullt one hundred one wns oh the tiptoe of. excitement, iiinl lug an iCrrcsl. tin- deputy mid his i cep) uf I.Ilford's Birds of the nnd one hundred nnd ten years ago thoy received a great shock. A mes­ prl -ein-r proceed mull met hy- one of lili'D' anil I'borburn's plates, respeetlvoly. Every day since they sage wns received tli.li the story tft the the “ rolling i-mirts " htrt m f7'. \ complete copy of worn Installed they huve nilswl on an hidden treasure had originated with Ibli" runs to iKin, nnd the "CatiiOnly British Instrument*. of Bird*- in the British Museum," average 1,730,000 gallons of water,, n liny who prepared the pnpers. : I’nr a period of twp years, licenses fit Hectic'* 'Monograph o f the nnt) the total amount they hnvo browned them before n fire to make ttunit HtbinU ot fro, and Elliot's pumped must be at least sixty thou­ them look old. nnd then Mil them. He for broadcasting grunted to Great llritaln should cunialn the provision sop»i>li i,f (i -iiiuo order lit £80. sand’ million gallium These engines, wns well satisfied with his Joke. Hull only British Instruments should IW »nm Dr.— it 's "Birds « f Eu- which nre prohuhly tho oldest work­ ing machines of their kind In the In- used. This Is the recommendation I ** M nniMt |>ny £03. and "S a fe ty Fleet." Gould - i: r - -,r Kurope," £105. country, nre of fifty horse-power, and Wrist watches are no longer n ■f ihe |K>sitmaster general, ami. ticOil \HMtrnlla" can bo each works two pumps They nr* of novelty, hut I happened to see a wrist ■..fling to the London Evening Times the type thnt was once used In the Alsf! fir sad bis “ Monoattachment the other dn.v while wnlt- tins been approved by the cabinet. Of II,c Humming Bird" for £78. Cornish mines, nnd except for a few ing tor it train at the Union station I dims* i« ri-nehcd by the "Ornl- modem Improvements which have thnt attracted my attention. A voting See our new lino of Brcnkfnst nnd kglfs] Itliiili.urupby Relating -to been adt\cd during recent years, they man had a leather thong nttnehed Dinner Bats, also Chinnware novelties, arlfin IllriN" Hut appears In tho qre exactly us they were a century to tho hnpdlo of bin hag, while the m i bo worth your while.— Knnnor’s t i*iu uiui in Audubon's “Birds ago. other end wan securely fastened lo his Department Store. I.VJ.'Jtc &oon * they nre to he replaced by linerli j .i t, demands n siielf wrlat. Noticing that I wns Very much HP'S engines, net because they are not "* Hntiiy dining table Interested In tills unuannl contrivance, Baggage? We get 'em going and MHi if ;t. ..K,tic volumes, and capable of performing their work, hut he volunteered the following Informa­ heeause modern engines work more FIrH ,, rims the would-be tion: "On two or throe occasions, coming.— QUICK SERVICE TRANScheuply. while putting my hng on the floor to PER ,M*or **n works nstped Thr.-Frl-Rat tfc » * ?n*' i‘ii red for nn cxpurchnse my tlrket or to secure Pull­ hflturr .. ; i RESERVATIONS FOR ROOMS at man accommodations, I have had peo­ Comfprt Cottage can now bo rondo ple attempt to pick up my bag and ROYS’ TR ANSFER for the winter—tho house opening No­ walk ofT with It. Of course they Im­ mA.S< 1,001 • BOOKS A N D vember first. Address Mrs'. M. Mar­ mediately apologized nnd I could not Corner First and Park Ave. accuse them o f stealing It, so I hit lOOfc si 1’ l‘LIES W I L L BE tin, Highlands, N, 0, lBO-lOt-Tucs upon the plan o f nttnchlng R ,to my Prompt Service-----Reasonable Rates K j f,m CASH O NLY. wrist, from the tlmo I leave my apart­ 5ASK Do NOT A S K US TO S A N F O R D M A R B L E t & G R A N IT E W O R K S E A R L R O Y , 204 Maple A ve. NOW is the time to get your school ment until I am flnnlly seated In the K , TH KM.— M O B L E Y ’S JOHN GOVls, Proprietor books'. Why wait (III tho biff rush tnfln. It Is truly ‘remarkable how few W h 1 1 »KK. 158-91C people now attempt to take my, bag O R K A S P E C IA L T Y CEM ETERY W __________________ Monday?— Mobley’s Drug Store. by nilslnke.—‘Washington Star. Metropolitan L ife Ins. 1018 West First 8treat 1918 West' First Street »' ’ 167-4 tc :" 'f of Breakfast and . "{ « *- q*r *’ Manji.ToWn* Hav* Same Nam*. H's" ‘ hinawarc novelties. Long jdlstAnre.hsullng is our ‘LONG B I L L Y S. P A R K Now*lot4ns now hnvo to consult Hie * . >"iir while.— Kitnner’s SUIT."—QUICK* SERVICE TRANSPost (fltoee 'dcparilncnt before choos­ Thr.-Fri-Sat-tfc 159-2tr 203-J— Phone— 201 ing t name. When no supervision was exerclsod, two towns of tho same i* » bb name in thn same state were some­ S A L E — Bargains times established. Mach duplication FOR exists as It Is. The* buffalo, which Is almost ex- .’/ HUDSON 8.PRBD8TER 11nrt, is perpetuated In the names of 1921 Model, new paint, new Ureq, in 2.1 post offices in. different states. Prt’fect condition There ore 28 Washingtons, 27 Madi­ ______ , ' 'i: 7 A N Y A R T IC L E I N M Y W IN D O W S sons, 20 Clevelands, 23 Monroe*. 23 FORD TOURING, 1921, Lincolns, 22 Jackaons, 17 Oronts, 17 RED UCED P R IC E S (D elive t , ‘ 4isr,V) to m Taylors, Adams, and Jeffersons; ,the Good Condition Watches, Jewelery, Silverware, Glassware, China, CIoc ssis Harrtsona and Roosevelts, mttnjicr 18 7 ,1 -V :t :i ? and many other fUftictos^H eo'ch. The Unk»n is perpetusted^ln V ’S'V V ' OLDS 8, LATE MODEL m•uster . >-r .. ;• * ............ ............... ■*•»•’*«*** the name of 23'pott office*. Independ­ iaMjfi New Paint, etc. Make fine hire ear, n a g ...... . ence la emphasised by post office F ‘ : v l?rins i »> v names In 20 sfntes. Faith, Hope nnd INTERNATIONAL, t r u c e .»* •P a ssen ger r^’*"H*** t Charity or^jpoftoffice names, each qf. M'*•* •****** *** ** V»** - _One and half ton, body csb n’every J — - ____ ___ J w d more than pnee. ’“Pe (Special) thing, isto model ' ...« .- .' t ; s ? (s t a n d a r d ):::;:::::::::: er, an expert op^qi of Naturt M id i g o r in g A * j Variety of Trlbaa Mingled to Form % ,0 ih. A r W «* d the What Waa at On* Time a 4 . '• Powarfu! People. ^ Two “Flipper*-"1. .^ ,V ' ' ----■-v ---- f ' Tho Wemla are a section of the ITU Woman and the f £ J ' - J " ! * * Slavonic rare, dwelling In that part ia were two girl* tnunnuring to of Germany known an.Luanda, partly (n Prussia and partly In Uie former ■rb other. mt op kingdom of- Saxony. In tho Sixth cen­ [Bllenre fell *>'«■ tho J at the tury tho Wends were u powerful peo­ ' -edly end, waving « t jflrrnl annaet. sold. ’"Get '■that ple, extending ulong the llultlc from the Kibe to the Vistula nnd nouth to rp the frontiers of Bohemia. They comHi wis one of Nature ■ prised^ a variety of tribes. To th^ ‘ “ pile of lavender th * pink by the retting f f i nand Wends at tho outbreak of the war from time to tlmO by flame Prussia waa merely o military expres­ ■Ine T»ie like gnve>;VaclC tho sion. They have always remained AH „f (be aky, enhntieed, by ttt closely united among theiusctrep, preserving the. old customs and con­ lew bot'tied-halred one of the two sidering the mingling of races by mar­ 1 ffmk,* tint: "Say, MJnnle, riage aa opposed to the Inwa of Bt that mate a swell n egllgeer orlglh. The distinctions ,of caste Ifoa ..id it." replied Minnie, “ but among them tire very mark oil and scrupulously respected. They call rt p r get all them colonT I'Ujrr* «ml layera nnd layers o f themselves Sorba, and are known In " «aa ihe dreamy response, history as 1’olabs. Their language, of artist fairly exploded In the which there are two1^ most marked in1* car: "Gosh 1 In thnt all they dialect;. U Saxon-ami Pnisslun, with think of I Now, wllen I get back lections that speak a mixed form of [the atudlo HI allow So\l—>* He On-. both languages, which Is described as being between Polish and Czech (Bo­ I with a vague geature. Woman satd nothing, only sat hemian) and was reduced to a writ­ ind pondered on the nqmbdr of ten language In tho Sixteenth cen­ that gi-nlus might create from tury. The people of Wendlah speech lource of inspire tton,—Chicago numbered 144.000 In tho 'SO’s, wore reduced to 110,800 in 1000, and are , _— — .------- : considerably, less today. "^ ^ A r t J B S d iP S U f a ;*8 The Seminole County Bank ! ROOFING W e Carry the Largest Stock —L-— a n d ----------------the Best Brands | Our P r ic e s A re R ig h t Implement Supply Co. Big, Half-Price Sale, Saturday and Monday s Knv Yonr h v f « l addlUon to usual f0rffiatice Is given Riven fret to e ^ U V IC E a w r itte n in ia m n te e on o f^ S o a k h u id ^ REO SPEED-WAGON, 1921 Extra Large Body mobile titnipr, generator, starter a scientific Ignltien wdirk is In chai of onr electrical and battery repair lervictb Tractor and automobile own­ ers are assured genuine ''EXIDB” iry end V- • Conditions of sale, CASHr—nothing CHARGED— nothing laid aside unless PAID FOR. t w "s. f,\ ' REPUBLIC TRUCK. 1-TON ' i*<i< lloihi stake body, etc..^|i| a > - - .• V?. CO. •; m |B •f • ^ Wi . Bfeg-/ 7. - , * . ‘- ‘ " ;— -T-^---1 Vka D A Y S ONLY �SATURD AY, T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y P A G E FO U R exclusive o f the'hundreds o f machines brought to the elate each V in te r by tourists. FJRE IN ALA B AM A, ’ TO W N IS DESTROYED ( D r T * * ' A M o etalta P W » ( G EORGIAN A, Four town blocks en early morning an estimate loss v thousand dollars. ' Ala., Sept. 29.— were consumed tn fire here, causing o f two hundred DYE SUITS EXTEND ED W ILM ING TO N, Del., S ep t 29c • The time for filing suits o f the gov, eminent in the district courts to re­ cover former German dye patents held by the Chemical Foundation, set for today, has been continued until Octo­ ber 27. The continuance was granted on request o f the respondents. T A K E CROOKS TO B U F F A LO K E Y WEST, Fla., Sept. 29.— Harold Haven end Rqy Rosenbaum, In jail hero several weeks In connection with the. murdor o f the ceptain and engi­ neer o f the Cfcban leunch Mugnrdos, neer Havana, and who leter confessed to felonies committed in -Buffalo, N. Y., loft here tonight fo r Buffalo in the custody o f two detectives. Try a Herald Want Ad today. F- — New York . St. Louis ... Detroit Chicago ..... Cleveland ... ■ - Prosperity, which co ,a result of-thrift, is net thriving nation, a sue dustry, a happy home. A n interest-bearing account assures ultimate financial freedom. , The Peoples Bahk of Sanford will welcome every saver, reg ard ­ less o f the size o f his account. When it comes to SERVICE, we’ve got thorn all backed o ff the board,— Q U IC K SERVICE TR A N SFE R . Thr.-Fri.-Sat-tfc Philadelphia Boston National League New York .. Pittsburgh ., Cincinnati .. St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston ...... “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS” * Quick Sprvice T ran sfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if not, (ell us. Phone t98 G A IN E S V IL L E , S ept 28— The colleg o f Agriculture o f the University o f Florida through its ’Agriculture. News Service is broadcasting in the state a .remedy fo r worms in.hogs, sponsored by the United States De­ partment o f Agriculture.. The mix­ ture is composed o f one bushel of charcoal; one bushel, o f hardwood ashes; ^cight pounds o f salt; eight pounds o f air-slaked lime; foun pounds o f sulphur and two poinds o f pulver­ ized copperas. ■>. In preparing the remedy, the lime, snlt nnd sulphur are thoroughly mix­ ed after which the charcoal and nshos are added. The copperas is dis­ solved in one gallon o f water. Tho mixture then is stored in a barrel un­ der shelter. Some o f, the mixture should be kept in a shallow trough constantly before the hope. Read what Roger Babson says today about the railway strika and rail­ way securities. H ie' letters . a w published every Saturday in the Daljy Herald being syndicated for the var­ ious papers throughout the country. We think these letters are the great­ est force in America that bring the real financial news o f the big com­ mercial centers to the-readers thou­ sands o f miles away. His report to­ day says general business is now almost level. • FARM E RS— You can gat seed bad frames and irrigation plug* at the Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B a B B R iim P E N N S Y L V A N I A A U T O TUBE “ Ton-teatad,” w ith each Vacuum Cup tire, cord or fab liinited period only. Prices lowest in history. Tube | tional saving. Buy now. Phone 481-J- 105 Palmetto Ai ■■ I M i a i l l l R I I I M R i a S I I I I I R I M S I I H I I I I I S a i s i B l i Sec our new line of Breakfast and Dinner Sets, also Chinaware novelties. It'll be worth your while.— Konner’s Department Store. 159-2tc i’ho Herald for Post Cards. One o f the delights o f home is tempting, delicious the best bread SANFORD M A ID A T T E N T IO N , S T U D E N T S A N D PARENTS! George A. DeCottes Altorney-at-I*aw A ll School Books and School Supplies will be sold fo r cash only.— M obley’s Drug Store. 157-8tc Over Seminole County Bank I FORD •Vf A re you moVingl Call QUICK SER VIC E T R A N S HOW T H E Y STA N D American League Washington You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Business Man In Sanford in This Column Each Day . Florida will raise considerable cot* and from Indications there should be money made on the crop. The acreage this season is an* YESTERDAY'S RESULTS J nounced as 122,000 against 70,000 last , American League season, nnd the condition at last re­ A t Washington, 3-4; Philadelphia port was very favorable. The Lees­ burg Commercial, telling about the A t New York, 0; Boston, TT "p rise" field belonging to Mr. Beach, A t Chicago, 2; St. Louis, 3 i m a n M la la la h n at G revel and, and o f which Wiention haa previously been made, adds that Natlotaal League G A IN E S V ILLE , Sept 28.— Prtfes- Mr, Archer, at Okshumpka{ also A t Chicago, 3; S t Louis, 0, sor John M. Scott vice director and a cotton patch that la very flue, animal industrialist o f the Florida will net him a handsome* p ro fit American Association _______ -I. , . Experiment Station has been elected A t S t Paul, 3; Louisville, 2; 14 in a- member o f the-Advisory Committee See our new line of nga. ' o f the American Genetic Association, Dinner Sete, also Chinaware A t Minneapolis, 8; Indianapolis, 7. declared to be an unusual honor. It’ll be worth your whll A t Milwaukee, 8; Toledo, 6. The association is an incorporated Department 8 tors. .. A t Kansas City, 5; Columbus, 3. FLO RID A BREAD AND R0 T H E BEST R O U T H BAKER N e x t to Princess Theatre SANFORD Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Works; Cylinder Grinding; Dcl.uxe Piatona; Fly Wheel Steel Gear Hands;' Crank Shafts Returned--------------Phone 62 G IL L O N & F R Y E L E C T R IC A L C O N TR A C TO R S Wratinghousf Lights and Appliancea New Line of Fixturcn K EY WEST, Sept. 2s The local hnseba" team, after losing fico 123 W est First Street Md.— Maryland .traight games to Homestead .and Fort Pierce, la on its feet again be­ SANFORD N O V E LT Y cause o f the work o f Wuenton Lopez, At Columbus, Ga.sixteen year old pitcher. Tho lad U. 8. Infantry School WORKS faced Fort Pierce in the last game At Easton, P$.— Ri V. C. C O LLE R , Prop with the Skcctcrs here and not only fnyette. Texan University, Id; Austin Col shut out the .visitors but let them General Shop and Mill down with four hits. lego, 0. ! opez started out like a house afire Howard Payne College, 13; Texas W ork and mowed down the hatters to face A. and M., 7. A t Kusselville, Ark.— Tulsa Univer­ him in order. II in tcnmmalus could C O N TR A C TO R nnd B U IL D E R not believe it the first few innings of sity, 14; Russelvillc Aggies, 12. 617 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. the ga fe— it was too good to be true, and then, too, he was just a kid and could not bo expected to turn in such si_\ class work, I.ater they .settled B. W . H E R N D O N down and scored four runs. - It is Lopozs’ first yenr in baseball IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y and fans here who saw him work are confident he has n bright future in F IR E -------- AUTO------ —BONDS the national pastime if he desires to enter the professional ranks. Eyre Examined Glaaaea Fitted DEVOTE HER L IF E TO BRROKESVILLE, Sept. 28.— Ed­ AVENGE D U A L MURDER TOM M OORE win R. Russell, publisher nnd editor o f the Southern Argus here has purchas­ O PTO M ETR IST-O PTIC IAN NEW BRUNSW ICK, N J.t Sept. ed the Brookcsviile Star from A. Opposite Postofflee * Sanford, Fla. —The voico of a child cried for Kcnthly and Brookcsviile in future vengeance today on the murderers wHI have only one weekly newspaper. E L T O N J. M O U G H T O N o f the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mr. Russell, wiio has published the Mrs. James Mills, his ckolr leader, Argus for many years has issued his ARCHITECT:. whose bodies wer found side by side paper under difficulties for the last 'f on a deserted farm near here. ssverni months, his plant .having been Doom 7, Miller Bldg. Charlotte Mills, 1(^year-old school destroyed by Tiro. He took charge of BANPORD *:• -JFLO R ID A girl; aent a plea to Govarnor that he the Star plant Immediately after pur­ do all in his power to find* the munf- chasing the property. erers o f her mother and the pastor. S. O. Shinholser Th{! girl’s pica came after PrOsdST. PETTRSBURG, Sept. 28— ctitor Stickler stateji that he was un­ George S. Gandy, Sr., head uf the com­ Contractor and Builder 3 Z-~ K — ^ * * * able, after tyro weeks’ investigation, pany which recently .began construc­ to find a clue to the identity o f the tion op a causeway across old TampaSANFORD :• FLORIDA slayers. % < , Bay which, when completed, will put "Mother never did anything wrong,’* Tampa and St. Peterhurg within Bye* Examined Glaaaea Designed said the daughter today, " I ’m going eighteen miles' o f each other by high—~ — -* * ;o spend the rest o f my life ip try­ .way; has announced thot Pinellas nnd H enry M cLaulin, Jr., ing to find out who killed her.” t Hillsborough counties possess, 17860 automobiles. Mr. Gandy in gathering New Sheet Music today.— J* data tn on offort to determine the-pos­ O p tic is n -O p to iO e trin t H. H inter mis ter Plano Co. 160-lc sible volume o f traffic over the brld. Street /' Sanford, Fla. go obtained hts.in'ormatlon from the P * • , ' V\ ffj ? *,4 “ Did you aay that she refused to office otestate Comptroller Ernest marry yout” ' ' * 'Amos. Conitruction of the " brid “ That’s the impression l received.” will not be completed In less thi Dollar F\ I. vs. King • iL « . These are times when the buying pow er o f every dollar nhould be stretched to the limit. Reads.all the advertisements in her home paper. It is her directory ami keeps her informed at ju st what stores she can find the particular article-** which she needs fo r herself and fa m ily and where they are being offered at prices that will allow her tp make the most o f the family income. She known that the best paper ia the one th at cafriea the best nnd the m o s t adverteing/ She also knows th at ' '* S..»I'C •« . . r prSr-»= *- . ' : ■ • ' * ssful and dependable merchants are the ones who believe in F or proof o f this look through the columns of any good news■ Mr. Merchant, reach your customers is reading the advertisements and she e: new goods come in* or when y o u h a v e bar • _ • advertising. Mrs. Housewife fts you to tell her w h e n your ** which will save her money. Y W c a n reach practically every housewife in through the this city and community �____ V > : > ft,M-r. x t; «• ■ j- • . S. * •t » • . •• . . ■A . - ■ Ly ,______ — — :------- . I J. . •- . •• X v /ra « ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^ ■ »■ ■ ■ ■ give the w ifi a one-day vacation tomorrow and take her and the kids out to dinner— treat her to something really good— just like you did before 5 . you c in c h e d foer for better or worse— generally the latter when she has to toil over a hot kitchen stove to prepare your Sunday dinner. On this page ■ is the advertisement o f every good hotel and restaurant in the city. There’s a menu here that will please every appetite and fit every purse. And the proprietors of thesejam e good places want you to call because they are paying money for this ad to invite you. So take M ary and the kids and ■ go out for your S " “ A' ler. “• ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M M M M M M M M M M M M M M — XA t <10:15. he talked to tho falker and Boyd i - • A re r c Filing Chi Church. • , such a way an to s"n "*y I i i*»**t> reach every at Greenville, id heart, every one present r °' ,h\ I rw Walker and P. M. Boyd, o f thia meeting with great nuccoaa i their revival services at Greenville, ^ „ the following ’ from the nvillc paper would indicato: |*N*Tfr in the days of Greenville it* the people hnd n more glorious especially to those religiously jni than was had in Greenville yes,V ut the First Methodist Church. ther Walker, who la conducting revival now going on at that held five services during the rginning nt 0:45 he Ulked to Brn „f the Big Brothor Bible about 100 men being presortt, the talk given this class of men _ a profound nnd lasting Imprca.son them nnd will serve to make i ipli ndnl clnss n bigger power fo r in thir (.immunity than It hns ■bn-n Iwfote , -. • i * *x v ’ other cry man, womnn and child in the house come forward. ,ch“ 1,"; mind from tho very youngest to the oldest giving him closest attention. Much good — ’ • - ■ M enu Kntrees Chicken, Oyster I >ri*88ing Itarbi-i ui’il PorK with • andied Yams Vegetables Creamed English Peas Sanford 113 South Palmetto Avenue ••• <■ ■ EL A K ••• “ Fully thirty minutes before .time for the night service to begin the church was filled to its capucity and at 7:30 when the first song wus an­ nounced there was not even standing room left, fully 200 people came and were unable to get in nnd were forced to go nway. 5 ■ "The other churches of the city did nuny with their regular night serv­ ices in order that their people might have the privilege of hearing Dr. W al­ ker nnd their presence at.these ser­ vices added much to their effective­ ness. Dr. Walker is not interested in a winning YOU GET T H A T GOOD HOME COOKING JY And Excellent Service nt the Welaka Dining IThe Bell CH R ISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE SUNDAY, 1st, 1922. WE INVITE YOU TO TRY OUR SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS Church Service.___ 11:00 a. m. Sunday School ___ 10:00 a. m. Mid-week Service, Every Tuesday 8:00 p. m. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ■ •i I’RKSHYTBRN CHURCH « : ... * ■, 3 ■» £ t always seen church together/ evening-will be family day a t’ the First Baptist Church. The memhere o f the church, are asked to bring the members o f their families. I f there are but two In the family, W e Invit -J ) \ ■* 4 * p (V , - . \ 9 i ., ^ e--. yd% AAfaja STEAKS, CHOPS AND SEA FOODS 1 Service------ Quality Ala Carte Orders at All Hours 7:‘>o p. m Preaching. Ppublic cordially these services. invited to all The Bell Cafe HOLY CROSS U IIU K U I Church Services for the Irtth Sun­ day after Trinity will h«; 9:45 a. m. Sundny Sschool. 11 00 a. in. Choral Celebration. 7-rt0 p m. Vespers. The Rector is nt Christ Church, l.ongwood for the lx>w Celebration at 7:30 a. in. and nt All Snints’ rhurrh. Enterprise, for Vesper Ser­ ., ■ W . C A R N A S IO N , M gr. h i j VALDEZ DINING ROOM 5 A N D G R IL L H. Cattaneo, M anager* ■M S u n d a y D in n e r 12 to 2 p. m.— 6 to 8 p . m. MENU Olivia i i. C/L.A I’ickli Inin Chow-dor Manhattan Style Cream of Chicken Soup Fried Sou Baas, Tartare Sauce Whole Broiled Livo Lobster, Drawn Butter Roast Stuffed Spring Chicken Sunday School. iT:30 with Preaqhing by Rev. J. F. Bell, 11:30 Mashed Potatoes n. m. Subject “ The Consecrntioh of New String Beans in Butter Service." ^ Waldorf Salad Epworth I.oague, 7 p. m. Preaching, 8 p. m. Subject, "A Vanilla Ice Cream Friend at Mldplght.” . Blueberry Pic Green Apple Pie Cocoanut Pio Rev. J. F. Bell, presiding elder of the Paiatka District will preach both Coffee Tea morning and ovenlng'. Ho has been ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I here before and is well-known. Arrange to be at these services; ■■■■■■■■■■■M l ___________ Bring your fri^ d s . a The Montexuma Hotel, 8emlnol« Cafe, Welaka Restaurant and Valdes Sunday morning aVl classes will go to. their, new rooms and, begin the Grill serve Eider Springs Water to their patrons new years work. Every pupil be _ present,to receive hl| or her Diploma or promotion card. The. Scrap Iron Class will meet at the Princess Theatre Sunday at 9 ■sy? ■ i ... a. m. =9 Cleanliness is next to Godliness THE OCEAN VIEW . W e invite the public and aO users S PR IN G S W A T E R to visit the * our method o f handling its \ a chance? You r eminent that this w ater in unexcelled and its makes it most beneficial fo r many troubles. The Ford people o f Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend ’ this w ater for batteries. * . , Cal! phone 311 and have a bottle o f this water sent you and protect vour health. t * at Comado Beach Invites you to come for the fishing season which is now starting, Septem­ ber being the month to it Baptist M g * «. catch the large sea bass. ’ ___ sub- • • 1 . - , ; : JMp* L IT i . _^ ' >■ ' Jm ■■■■ METHODIST CHURCH There was a time in the history of church going .when ail the members of the family wont to church in a body and sat In the same pew. The father, mother, and sons, and daughters were all there. The fam ily pew was a valuable part of the family possessions. We hav/ come Into a day o f more 'complex social and in- ' Mi M W e specialize on Liw Mans at JO a. m. "Every morning at 10 o’clock nnd Sermon on the Gospel appointed night nt 7:30 this week these great meetings will take plncu and ftreni to be road for the day. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- * crowds nre expected every day tinweek. Come early if you want a ment after Mass. Ladies of the Altar Society meet1* good seat.— Committee." in the Halt imniediat.dy after ser- " New Sheet Music today.— J. vires. Strangers welcome to free set ■ H. H in te rm is te r P ia n o Co. 14^0-1 r tings. tB F A M IL Y D A Y A T FIR ST IJAPTI8T 1 '• CHURCH ; ’c—, 12:00 to 2:00 P. M. The hoar of the Sunday night ser­ vices is now changed to 7:30 for the winter season. Sundny services ns follows 9:45 n m Sunday School. 11 00 n ni Communion Service. fi .10 |> m Senior Christian Endeav­ or. FIRST B A PTIST CHURCH - OCT. Subject: "UNREALITY" "The music at nil services led by Tomorrow, the Seventeenth Sunday Mr. Boyd, assisted by Mr. Twilley and after Pentecost, services as follows: the splendid choir is a big feature of Sunday School nt nine a. m., 11 sharp. ' all services. Sunday School- 9:30 a. m. Morning worship and sermon 11 a. m. Subject, “ A Rediscovery of the ’ *ij Reality of the Unseen.” Try a Good Homo .Cooked Dinner Sunday s Baptist Young People’s Unions '"■ ■ --■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBHBHaHIBBBBBBHBHBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBB 7 o ’clock. Evening worship and sermon 8 ■III. ■■■■■■■■■BBBBBHBBBB| o’clock. Subject, “ The Fan^ly, a - ~ Primal and a Superlative Study.” Supper served for the Workers Council Wednesday evening, (l;45. Prayer meeting 8 o'clock, Sunbeam •••1 Band Monday, 3:30 p. m. n year tho proceeds from eggs aiono would pay for this y|ace and leave a balance In the hank. On hard road. 20 minutes drivA to Sanford, $500. $300 cash, balance 1 year. Call and make me prove this. 150-tfc Tomorrow will be our regular Com­ munion Sunday. We 'would be glad to ,80c every member and friend pre­ sent at tho morning service. We had a splendid attendance nt the Sunday school Inst Sunday let, us make it New Sheet Music today.-—J. better tomorrow. Our Chlrstian En­ II. Hinterm ister Piano Co. 160-le deavor meets tomorrow night at six thtrty, while our evening preaching services begins a had hour earlier ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m ^ m m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ every Sundny night from now on. Homember at begin nt seven thirty, A cordiul welcome to all. souls to the Methodist church or any other church. He wnnts to vice nti 3:00 p. m. win them for Jesua Christ, regardless of whnt church it might be their A L L SOULS CHURCH choice to line up with. B e c a u se !- Htrout Farm Agency, 113 Magnolia Avenue:. Exceptional opportunity for the man of small means to own a home, grow his own vegetables, raise poultry. 6 room house on largo lot, barn 25x20/ Excellent soil. I f desir­ ed adjoining vacant lot can be bought very cheap, giving enough land to raise a large flock o f poultry. Within Woman's Club Bldg., Oak Avo. A LL ARE WELCOME "The most powerful sermon yet-j preached since Brother Walker’s stay with us was his sermon nt this time n ‘ Influence.’ Never were peoplo brought to realize more just what their every move or net meant in the lives of others und after the sermon every person in the house, it seemed, rushed forward to shako Brother Wal­ ker’s nnd Brother Lewis’ hands, so stating that they intended to live n more upright life, one that would in­ fluence others for good. Pickled Beets Creamed Potatoes Salad Combination Salad Dessert Sliced Bunanas, Whipped Cream Iced Tea Coffee Kim -• “ When on Friday, announcement’ was made that a meeting for men only would be held nt tho ^church- Sunday afternoon, it was thought Imposslbio to get out more than 150 men, but such a wonderful impression has Brother Walker made on the men of Greenville that tho church auditorium was comfortably filled and several altting in the Sunday school room when tho scrvico began, and nt Brother Walker’s request, all present members of different denominations were ask­ ed to hold up their hands aud it was found that men of every creed were present, Jew and Gentile. will rcfult from his talk at this .time. “ A t tho 11 o’clock service not a scat in the main auditorium o r Sun­ day school room was vacant when the first sortg was announced and several did not stay on account of not being abj'e to get seats. “ Brother Walker’s sermon*at this Jime was especially to the church members and their duty to God and their church, bringing out in n most impressive way >juat what this duty *Mr. Boyd’a singing of that won­ is, there was not a member present derful Bong ’ Mother Macrcc’ was sung thn t did.not fully renlize how far in such a way that there wan hardly short they fell from what they should a dry eye in the house when he had be and after this great sermon an in­ finished and then came Brother Walk­ vitation was extended to nil who in­ er 'with a sermon on “ Tho ' Perfect tended to be n more devout church Man." nnd never were men no immember to come forward nnd give the. pressed with how far short they fell j preacher their hand, and it seemed ev-lo f being perfect men. It was a ser-! * jmon and service that nil who attended will remember to their last days. • - , ■v • < i. am Chicken $oup CONGHEGATIONAL CHURCH -W f - *« -T : ' 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 30, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 30, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N ' ’ ’ ' SANFORD, FLO R ID A , M O NDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1022 N U M B E R 161 y.trr |7. ■'Irflor- *i *Vtj'-Ai vio S I i j b ’-iizn. ‘ ;* . betw een PROGRAM ’ OF BUSINESS AND ENTERTAINMENT. T H A T W ILL KNOCK ’ EM COLI) . . . 'tub .rahuJidaY _____i . . T O T ^ A N D E N G L A N D A N D LA T T E R IS TO BE COM M ENDED iiused Some* Surprise and Dts appointment But Evinced Great Patience in Avoid­ ing W ar, ( nr The AssoelateSl rrvaa) CONSTANTINOPLE, O ct 2^An immediate mutual agreement to -ii-pcnd all movements of troups was expected here today to !>«• ihe first outcome of the Mudania armistice conference whirl) to meet, here tomorrow. (I lj Tfcr A*m U lr4 Pm a) NEW YORK, OcL 2.—The fortyeighth annual convention of tjw American Rankers Association got under way today with most of seven thousand, five hundred delegates in attendance. The program of business und entertainment will take up five days. Strikes, future of labor unions, ON PERSONAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF NEW * agriculture, thrift, promotion and Series This Y ear W ill Be Best Four Out o f Seven economic relations with Europe nrc YORK among the topics to be discussed. Reg­ Games— May Take the Full Seven to Decide (O r T k * A U M h m P r t M t inald MaKenns, 'former Chancellor of NEW YORK, Oct. ' 2.—John D. the British Exchequer; Herbert Hoov­ Rockefeller has tho largest assess­ . (By The Associated Press) • er, Frank Munsey nnd many others NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—The pennant winning Giants and Yankees mar­ ment on the personal estate.in New will deliver addressers. York City,, it is shown by the tax shalled their hoard* strategy today far the opening Wednesday at the Polo books opened today. He must pay Grounds of the oecond straight contest for the world’s, chnmplonshlp. The two million personally. Among those aeries this year will be for the best four out of seven game*, instead of five nssesacd for one million nre: J. P. out of nine as a year ago. . . >’ v. Morgan, Dorothy Cnniso, widow of the famous tenor; Emil K. Hepburn, Jnmes Hill, Margaret 8. Hill nnd Jns. N. Hill. ’v . • i oNS TANTINOPLR, Oct. WEST PALM REACH MAN CANDI DATE FOR JUDGE* SHIP The Vllicd policy at tho Mudania conference It was' learned this* forenoon, will be decided Upon at .1 meeting in Conntantlnople this afternonn of Allied genetaU, admu >•' high commissioners' and mdti.tr> attaches in extraordinary I OHIOll A ll of the United States Supreme Court Judges Are Present Except Pitney 11 I Hulgarla, Oct. 2.— former premiers and govrnimi-nt ministers now are In Jail hhi 11 ilic) are being held in cxemi mu of adoption of referendum in which the .people will ’ vote » to-do r they are guilty of em­ broiling Rulgnria in war. i i i NSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 2cTh. i (inference will discuss the on upaiion »f Eastern Thrace by drtarhments of interallied troops during the Greek'•-army** •''With­ draw 4l. Expectation hare,is that Grek evacuation Will begin imnmti.itely after conference, permilting cntahlishment-of.Turkish id ministrntlvp. control* General ll.irington, llritish commander-in­ dim. ‘iill leave for.AludoAia to­ morrow Italian, and French tin. f t. who aro to attend will •d- • ■■i i ..morrow. » " • ' S I VNTINOI’ LE, Oct. 2.— V build of eight hundred Turkish irregulars crossed the border of Thr.ue .it HlncKn (forty miles »e-i of Constantinople) and 'atI.irked Greek outposts. <The t.rnk w.re forced to withdraw * l,r" reinforcements arrived and ih lurk- wore thrown hack i In- liundary. ' " W W T I N O I ’ LE, Oct. 2.— i hr armistice conference •I•1111)11-11 fixed for tomorrow at Mud.ina, the perlol of war be' * rt‘n Gnat Britain and Turkey SIMM am i lea, menacing today. it -HrjininV recession from 'Hr '" nlrnl rone controversy enusn! I... little surprise and--dlsapI<"‘n mrni hut it was generally Ailn,tied this step waa the ‘ only Rung which could have utayed i|ih.« Kemnl Pasha’s hand. 11 >• pointed to as another evi"f England’s extraordinary ........ and earnest deisre to ■'aid *»,ir. * ■- SToi | i . • {4‘ . ■ -- - KBlTOR'g CAR '*< » BURNED IT UP . AFTER ROBBING IT p r n s a c o l a , O ct' 2.—There is , * p'ftK nn«J w»iHng in the editorial of th<* ‘ Pensacola * News, own a , ,U.yn,a’ edifor, owns or did > “ r* nmchine Z ! r from the Newa of-' found fc'v " iBhu later was THIRTY-EIGHTH WEDDING OF TH E GREAT COM MON BE (H r T h e A ssociated P ress) LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2. - Mr. nnd Mrs. William J. Rryan celebrated their 38th anniversary of their wedding, it wns announced at the borne of their daughter, Mrs. Richard L. Hargrave here. They received one hundred guests including William G. McAdoo, Richmond Pearson Hobson, Dr. Rufus U. Von Kleinsmld, president of the University of South Carolina. Mr. Bryan lenvcn today to campaign in eight stutes for congressional nnd sen­ atorial candidates. TH AT W ILL MAKE THEM RICHER IN THE YEARS TO COME lltr Til# \aaorlflf rri PrM«l CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. 2 - Th. hituminous operators nnd officials the 1 tilted Mine Workers of Anurirn gathered here fur a joint Confet.nice this afternoon to arrange fur future wage scales in accordance with an agreement signed August 15th, which ultimately brought an end to the soft coal strike. . DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN ’ TO BE THOROUGH WASHINGTON, Oct 2 . - Determin­ PLAN T CITY VOTES . ation of the Democratic party to ON SPECIAL ISSUE MUNICIPAL BONDS "wage nn earnest and nggresslvo fight in cvqry case where a senntorship is at stake this fall” was an­ nounced tonight by tho Democratic National Senatorial Committee In a statemont by Frank A. Hampton, secretary nnd treasurer. “ The Democratic party in every case,” tho statement said "ofers a candidate whose private life, public enroer, ability and general equipment cominnnd the respect and deserve the support of the people. In some states tho Republicans have nominated can­ didates for the. United States sen­ ate. This is so in Florida and Texas. Ma d e g o o d t i m e IND IANA TO ORLANDO They attempted to make a nomina­ tion In TVxas by a convention, nlthough the law in Texas provides ORLANDO, pet. 2.—Theodoro Dat- that sgchc. nomination shall be made »on, a young nwn of this city, re­ 9tlly by -primary and the authorities cently made an automobile trip from have therefore held there is no re­ ShelbyvlUe, Ind., to Orlando, a.dla- gularly nominated Republican cantance of mora-thon 1,300 miles, in didate for the UnlU<{ States spnnti seventy-two hobrs. With a compan­ in Texan. Tn Virginia the Republl ion, Dataon started south',, and th* cans have-not as yet made a noniina motor of the car stopped only when tlon.** • ____________the. travelers pujjed up some where ,-Vru A'id. r ., • , to cat. DntsOn his companionaLr •peed for the IJdumey Avas slightly Randolph Hearit annourtced tonight that hdwbuld support fhVDemcSTrath, xtrinn!. n rfcovery* bot the thlsv\q ticket headed by Alfred E. Smith c h a n g e in ro ad d e pt. ^ ’ governor. The pnbljsher outlined his attHude P ’ ' 11 ^ * .. JALLAHA8SER1 FJs., .Oc^i m a .Iettir to the editor of the New KTEHAN. y York American, which follows: KLECTROC! - f .wfsh yod wou}d klnaiy.suppbrt c»t front the third eon with ^Ajpleto sincerity the Democra­ S 5 ® trkt/ws* received todi; tic ticket and with some dlscrifnlnapasadena Illy T6* Associated I’ rrssi u \SMINGTON. Oct. 2— Judge E. t Davis, of West Palm Reach, who has been recommended for appoint•"•nt as judge of the'recently created Southern Florida district, was pro■o nled to President Harding at the W lute House today by Representative M ond, of Indiana, chairman of the Republican congressional campaign •oniinittee. (lly Thr A**»clntril I'rraO NEW YORK, Oct. 2. -On the eve of what promises to be the Inrgest and most important—the forty-eight annual—convention of the American Ranker's Association which opens to­ morrow, independent hankers repro seating all sections of the country met in preliminary session, nnd- put the gathering against the establish nient of brunch banks by the Inrger national hanking houses. Today’s preliminary tension as timed the proportion of a mass-meet iti with the liunkers' deh'gut’nits prt*senj from many cities, nnd anti­ branch headquarters hns been Sstnblished in the Riltmore Hotel by the Chicago and Cook County Bnnkcrs' Association. • . Tin* hankers nt today’s meeting de cidtd to attempt to force tbrou gh tho convention n resolution placing theor gnnixation on rermd as against the branch hunk plan, hy which nntionui banks in the larger cities may main tain establishments in other cities and towns. T V y nlso will seek to have the body disapprove by resolu­ tion the support of the plan by D. R. Crissinger, comptroller' of tho treacontend, threatens absorption, If not destruction, of state and independent banks, nnd trust- companies in smaller communities, with the result that tho metropolitan banks will ultimate­ ly dominnts tho financial conditions in these territories. Bankers of the Inrger cities, parti­ cularly of New York, aro expected to wage a stiff fight to prevent adopt­ ion, of the proposed resolution. A poll of financiers gathering for the convention Indicates unanimous satisfaction with the nation’s . pro­ gress upward from the valley of post­ war depression, and a belief that at least two years of good business lie abend. That the prosperous, era, however, has not reached the propor­ tions of a "boom" tfas tho convict inn of the bankers^ speakers of conditions In federal reserve districts of the east south and middle-west. Almost without exception, they ex­ pressed a hellef that the United States for Its"(>wn welfare,’ must cortcem itself more industriously with the re­ juvenation of Eqrope. STATE ARSENAL BID . GIVEN OUT TODAY * : SOUTHERN CON. COMPANY ______ ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. 2.-Soothem Construction Company, of Fbnaatfoln with k bid of thirty-seven thous­ and five, hundred dollars won a consjate nrscnnl here. Governor Hard­ ee and General Lovell opened the . H A V E F IN E F A C U L T Y , A L L TH E SCHOOL • B U ILD IN G S ■■ ■ IN ■ Have Over Six'Hundred EnroOdi Today W llh More to ,^ < Follow * • Sanford Public Schools opened to­ day with the largest attendance over before recorded and the faculty and members of the local school board who have been looking over the situation seem to think that even with '(the many improvements contemplated ' i f i i will only !m» n i|ucstlon of more build­ ings in the next year to keep up with Vi the growing population of SanfotdV^ und the Sanford school districts. * -^9 All the vuriotis schools had appro- *,j priute opening exercises this mofnlng.a at ten o’clock nnd then tho pupils'wera v dismissed to. get their books and school . supplies ami get ready for the opening day of school tomorrow. T h » Vi High School opened with one o f the ' ! largest crowds of students ever seed in that huilding before and there 'so many freshmen that ( tho sophs < AND LACK OF ASSURANCE were aghast when they llgureii what'a"’ I.IVING MAKING VACANT job they would hnve in making the PULPITS "freshies” keep their place by means' V lit the pmliile wheels and other modes ,< of correction. l)r. Ilrownlee, of the Presbyterifcn‘ \ Church; Secretary R. W. 1’carm an,of, J [the Chamber of Commerce; II. C. Du- V Rose nnd'S. O. Shinbolser, of tho'l©-'^ cal schiMil board, spoke oil the opening . |of school nnd gave encouragement to ^ the teachers. Miss Mary Zachary | spoke on Home Economics and( Prof. 1 fCrtoper on Agriculture.^ the two new departments milled to the high school j this year over'which they will have * supervision and Miss Rosamond Rad- '■ fort! spoke on Expression of which'dp*purtment she will have charge, Pro£-., McKay, the proficient and popular'V principal, wns on hand to preside 'at ; the opening and see that everything was in readiness to start together with , bis efficient faculty. Hie (irammiir School opened on time • ” ami many patrons and friends of th. school were on hand to witness the 1 opening of this fine department of Sanford schools. Miss Clara MiUen nnd her assistant, Mrs. Bnbhett, have. Vj just returned from a summer's trip nnd nre greatly refreshed nnd pendy.--; Mly Th* AasoeUfrd Press) ST. LOIJIS, ()rt. 2.—"Pup” Horns­ for another excellent rchool.yenr. Th«jr, ^ by, n star second second-baseman for have gained n repetaUon i(n.the land ’ , the St. Louis '\ntionals, with forty- with their grammar achqol system two home runs i«> his credit this sea son, has succeeded "Hnl»e" Ruth of the New York Yankees as the "home run king.” * Fellow townsmen, Kenny Williams of the Browns, ran Hornsby by a close race throughout tho season for the premier honors, and won second with .'10, leading the American Lea­ gue. * "Tillie" Walker of tho Philadelphia Athletics, was second In tho American League, with .17, while Ruth, with a forty •day handicap ranked fourth with .16. Hornsby’s total was 17 short of the rocord brooking collection of 59 fnurl*aso hits butted out by Ruth in 1021. PENSACOLA JOURNAL w ere'in .the . primary department LAUNCHES MOVEMENT alone, mnking it. neceasary to hgi FOR FREE SCHOOL BOOKS two sessions u day in the east side j mary until the now building l» cc ' inr T * f A n w U fH h f M» pletad. -* PENSACOLA, Oct. 2.—The PonThe total number of .pupll|!(n sacola Journal has launched a move­ Sanford schools waa not obtains ment |n that ^city . whereby children who dipside to jfo to school but whose this morning os the opening day > pnrehW a'Vo not flnsncislly able to filled-with do much'excitement i juirchsso school books luay receive tomorrow tho students will be’ beri them free Of cost. The Journal is numbers, Many uf them being abe asking all citisens and school child­ this morning for various reason^ T! ren In the city who have old text will all b e ’in their places tomon books to bring tbrm to tho newspaper wul the total roll wffl thin be g i office' to be distributed to children and it will be a revelation to th « i runs H N BofH the H P H H n o doubt being who peed them. . It is pointed out thst while second of the largest enrollments in the hand textbooks have ^ certain valuo tory of the schools. * ' __ !_______ l_______ 'f in exchange for ncv( ones, it do«a not amount to much and those who tender MORE* SHOPMEN BACK ON J them,for the use of children who have MUSKOCKK, Oklu , Oct. 2none, will be. performing a service F o .t Smitlj and Weston) rallrogd of inCatlmable * . value. i' ned an agreement with its a irffT shopmen andtbsy, will ret hi Mr. and Mrs. J. 0, Andres vork Monday, acconling to . Ui state. Msrshsl Hcnry Cooper, said today that he would witbi where they have been visiting all . hi. guard, on the road at 6 t MondaV.^i.V.-v.'-V. ; . . *Ki tlvM fHend, for th^ pii.l pool! �• _________ . P A G E S IX Emmett Hunt h u returned hon from Gog^nsvllle, near Brur Ga., where he was called by^th* and death of his piothcr. ilia MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor frienda extend their sympathy. Phone 217-W association and thq Herald was a«kM to print It for th« Information of the public as many ac«m to be In Ig­ norance of thlo law ,ind persist in running deer with dogs an& trjlng out bird dogs on blrda which are In direct violation of the lawa: "Any peraon who shall hunt,' chaae, kill or nmlcat any wild deer or hunt (luail or Iru&ey during tho closed season shall be guilty of violating the game lawa of thla state." * I f yon k « y r a a y trtfmMm v is itin g r » — If r « i « r r ( o l i f a i j w k e r * « r M u l a f hom e. o r I f fmu mr# ra fe r ta lB fa s , w r it a poatal r a id lo th is d rp a rta tra t, s t r t i i d eta ils, o r telep h on e the Item. I t I* ll So g r e a tly appreciated. • Mr. and Mrs. II. 11. Newman an­ nounce the birth of n son yesterday morning at their home on Laurel ave­ nue. He has been .named Allen Black­ burn Newman Mrs. Newman will be! Pa SOCIAL CALENDAR remembered as Margaret Allen of >1 Monday— Guild will meet . 8t. Agnes _ Longwood. 'r p* at the homo of Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin on West First street at 3:30 • A congenial party motoring to SL p. m. Augustine Friday for n several days Monday—Business’ and Professional Women's Club will have a business sight--seeing trip were Mr. and Mrs. FO R S A X E meeting at the Welaks building at J. E. Wuthcn and little , daughter. Mnry Wathen. Mi sacs Margaret Bern­ 8 p. m. FOR SALE—Bulck 6 roadster, $200. er, Ira B. Wqthen and Luelln Ma­ —Grow st B. & O. Oarage. 15G-7tp Monday—Miss Caroline Hill will en­ honey and R. Grant. tertain n number of her little FOR SALE—Very dcsirabfo *lot on —--- . ' friends at her home on Fourth . W’est First Street Good price for James and Carol Stone, son and quick sale.—Geo. W. Knight. 158-tfc daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. A. H. Stone,1 nro expected homo . this afternoon FOR SALE—House, seven rooms and Deane Turner, Jr., returned today from Michigan where they spent the bath, comer lot, good Vocation. from n few days spent in camp. past four months with relatives. Terms. See’ E. S. Rockey, or phone James has been visiting in Bellevicw 265. . • 157-4tc Dr. J. N. Robson and son Alfred are with his grnmlfnthcr and Carol was FOR .SALE— Blue Velvet Rugs, 17xl|, spending the week end fn St. Peters­ the guest of her aunt In Lansing. ’ 8-10, 3x6. These rugs have been burg. . • • used eight months and can be bought cjioap. Inquire 618 Oak Avc. 100-ltp Mrs. Ernest Krupp has returned iTJK S A L E — Ford Sedan. 1922 from a few days visit most pleasantly engine. $200 cash balance at spent with friends in Jacksonville. Classified Ads te a line. No ad taken for leas than 25c. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany aD orders. Count five words to a lino and remit accordingly. $25 per month. Address "1921” care of Jlerald, for particulars. ^ V - . -V1f' in-1.(, CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH • “ First Nat .. ,! day. Ikls.fui ..i . MONEY . la a scream from \.. kM • --------------- — •, . , Cut out'this alip, enclose with £c Critics: hatil t h yi: and mall it to.Foley A Co., 28$5 Sha|r eomedy. ' Also field. Ave., CWcggo, 111., writing your name and add™ , clearly. You -will ‘S A L V A T IO N receive In return n, trial package con­ a six-act feat I taining Foley’s Honey and Tar Con-, terest abOundi pound for coughs, .colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pain* In sldee fox m :\vs •- ¥ ■■ J N e w Sheel Music H . H interm istcr Piai ■ Mrs. J. N. Robson and children spent M W h k i i i i u M i a i u l a ______ 160-3tp yesterday in Orlando with her son, A l­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin McDaniel arc 8IX TY THOUSAND STRAWBERRY fred, who is in business in that city. the guests of home folks for a few Plants from northern stock ROO days from their home in Bunnell. Foe Florida: Unsettled ft* per thousand, f. o. b. Lake Monroe, 1 Mr. Trimble, architect of Orlando, weather; showers tonight or ft* Fla. M. Doyle. l We hate to remind tho children of Sunday. Fa FOR SALE— A combination home t ion with business with the Oviedo puh,ic Hfh,>olf' °P L‘ninK Monday. Be ready. Get your hooks ami supplies' nnd income property. Eleven rooms, ininI building. today apd avoid the rush. close in, modem, arranged for apart ments or furnished rooms. Reasonable The Sanford flies* Club is meeting Revv J. F. Bell, presiding efiTftr of FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE price.—Geo. W. Knight. 154-tfc, ________________aeli Wednesday night at the home Palatkn District will preach both ASSOCIATION MEETING FORDS, Buicks, . Oldsmobilcs, Oak- o f Dr. N . deV. Howard. Geo. I), morning nnd night ut the Methodist lands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland, Bishop is secretary. Church. A welcome to all. Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These The Seminole County Fish nnd cars arc loto models, and have been re­ Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs. E. D. MobCame Protective Association met nt Joe Reisinstein left the Smoke finished, making them very desirable !■ v ami Mis* Martha Fox motored to the court house Inst night with Pres­ House today and hied himself to cars to prospective buyers, nnd the Orlando yesterday where they spent Daytona Beach where his daughter ident J. H. Lee presideing ifnd W. M. prices are right, with ensy .terms f, the day very pleasantly. and family have a cottage for the Leffler acting ns secretary nnd nnd 7 passengers. R. A- O. Motor Co ninny issues if vital importance were next few weeks 209 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. Dislrih dJ'< ussed. Ed Bigger- the game Utors for lliipmohilc and Lexington J**bn < Mines of Hillsboro, N. C. i» warden was present to report nnd rnrv "We carry the parts." For Sale^or E xchange \ Late Model in Excellent Condition B. & O . M O T O R C O . • * , * SANFORD, FLORIDA Distributors for Hupmobile nnd Lexington Cars I I I I I I I I I U I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ■■■■■■■an O C TO B ER R E C O R D S ------ N E 'V SHEET - ting bis daughter, Mrs. Sumpter I Davis. Mr limes is one of the SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. Sc* •’ vi-liinn- who served his native state I he followiny paragraph in the law Thigpin. 96-tfc 'll*. H II Connelly Is spending a during the Civil War and tells many "•>" brought to the attention of the P IA N O T U N I N G ------ P H O N O G R A P H HIT i FOR SALE Easy term*, fill acres. !•'> day- in Lakeland with her daogb thrilling• stories of the g*eat flowing Mill land, 10 acres cleared, lei, Mrs Toni tie|7en, whose little son flu i and the Cost Cause, at remarkably low prire if sold now. •Lck is ill with typhoid fever « -------* Mrs l| A Neel received n box of — A. P Connelly & Sons l if, tfc Sanford’s N e w StorePhone 127 Mi*> \\ i Ilium* rrturm<! \ »•*fine apples one day this week from FOR SALE New five room house. two and one half acres and. one acre t*•t•I.%> from .!;•* k^«»t»viD , l^iiifK \ ,th<i her brother. Major D S Fletcher of tiled, sleeping pop-h and large rooms, Ml I'!* it8ftnI wht’ir *))«' *|ii*vit thi r«>• oioa park a suburb of WashingSin will he with her sister 1,1,1 city Major Fletcher goes in for every convenience \ p Connelly & ^UlllVllrt Dei ii this winter appl •* and friiirv and flowers nnd Mii .! * Sons 148 tfc has one of the show places of this FDR SALE IN*.. Irani'' and harness 'll and Mrs V1 1 hie Betts left yes Washington suburb The apples Inquire of M Hanson Shoe Shop teiday for New Vork where they will "e r e Stark Delicious and Grimes I IH I2tp 10 Stores In Georgiaattend the Bankers' Convention They Golden nnd some of them were grent-1 Store in Florid* POR SALE Hnti-c ..f eight rooms,, u ||| H|1,.n,| several weeks in New York ■>' enjoyed by the editor. NIT West First s ty e l, fiv • betCyitntb before returning home. ■t -------- ----moms, kitchen, dining and sitting Sanford merehnnts who have been room, hnlh alnl toilet Water oil ,,f adv-rtisiiig in tjie Daily Herald say 'll and .Mrs E. || Young * turned from fun flowing well, ;,uf 1 akclaml. s|>enl Thursday and Friday they lire getting results far beyond Di n-nt for all purposes at all times, •’I* t he guest s nf Mr> Joe H a n old their expectntions. Thtv Daily Herald thereby saving water reiif vN-bii;tlh 'll ' itiitlg- is ..ru. ..f l.ak. land’s fo|, . ow giuw into tin* homes o f thousands " fr**nt : X . .,.1 i f.., \,. i i m . - i I m i s i i i i s s oieli nod i s vs. *| k i n . wo " f readers The Big Weekly Herald it <mill.c iaiii I- against ibis pr.qnrty will have new features added in a few Hiioiighoul Ihe *late Price $;.,immmhi, I.I.iiOilOO cash, bal days and there will he sixteen pages D U C K H E A D A N D M A S T E R M E C H A N IC arue Hi year ly payments of $600.0U. j nf gqod rending mntter in the Weekly Miludy'(H Shoppe will soon open its Herald every week whet) these chang­ Address "Bargain," care pf HeraldIGO-2 tc doors on Magnolia Avenue in the Mer- es are made. The Daily and Weekly riwether building, to exclusive trade, Heralds get real results. FOR R K NT showing a full wonderful line of ready For Monday Only H »R BENI I room house m good t-. wear and heuutiful pattern hats. CARD OF THANKS condition. large screened fn.iit I he Shoppe is under the inaiingemeiit " e wish to express our sincere npporch, garag)iu ken yard also gar ..1 ' l l - Katberyn Downing, an e\ piciiatmn for the kindness of the deli spin c. in ,i i • i . |y \ >i # I till periem ed milliner w)m will t rtke (liens friends and the "bcnutiful flural of p. i month I lioto li. " I \ \|i,f it, lati'iiiig to t,he wishes of all lerings at the funeral of out beloved HD I'd* Hi "a tc h for announcement of opening. aunt, Anna C. Skinner. I’d lf REN'1 Furnished room, also a ' I till-11 p Mr. nnd Mrs, L. Wqlkrr. storage room. Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Pnxton Park Avenue. 1to tfi j. h . hintermister piano cc The Church well Company Reduction on Work Clothes Monday HIGH BACK OVERALLS M. W. S. WORK SHIRTS P dR RENT- Bedroom and ette. 3(Ml Elm Ave. i.v.i-fitp ,.A im K S interested in Colonization kitchen project or an abandoned oil well, For Monday Only Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Brock. WEARING THEM LONGER SAYS MRS. S. ROBBINS WHO HAS RETURNED l-»G-3tp j only om- in district, best indications, 1'(>Tt llE N Y —Three furnished house- a pick up. Address W. Dimston, Alls- | keeping rooms. Phone 348-W. tin, Nevada. 15U-4tp l i.i (itp WANTED— Experienced farm hand, FOR RENT—Two apartments, now KOo<l house do live in -M . Hanson, aqd up-to-date; well furnished.- - ' shoe Repairer. 166-Gtp Cates Apartments. 8G-tfcJu , » i U AN \ wTE -i-l D i , ()nt, . or tWQ*- unfurnished FOR RENT Rooms and kitchenette. rooms, suitable for i>edroom nr light —Shirley Apartments opposite post h office, upstairs. 28-tfc j; FOR RENT Nice furnished house- j.- fill RENT- Furnished apartments. keeping rooms, 311 East Fifth St. j Ferndnle Apartments, 305 East 1st !57-7tp FOR RENT—Storage room 18x30, W ANTED 221 East First St. !G7-4tp W AN TE D —Second hand celery hoards WANTED— Reliable woman, good ap­ and fonco posts.—W. W. ( pearance, good character to take 1, Richmond Ave. . W ANTED —An experienced security charge of permanent profitable bust; salesman to work in St. Petersburg ness in Sanford. No canvassing. Ref­ or Tampa, or elsewhere, by under­ erences required. Address Mrs. Bes­ writer of Gandy. Bridge securities. sie Williams, P. O. Box 1017, Orlando lG0-2tp Have most attractive proposition for Fla. winter. . Average man selling. many WANTED— Fresh country eggs at Bell Cafe, Will pay fifty cents per thousand dollars weekly and find big doxen. lG7-4tc demand nnd no resistanco. Most at­ tract! vo proposition made to hnrd W A N TE D -Ford Roadster Just received now shipment Roys* workers. For quick reply address Un­ truck. Must l>o reasonable. Late Suits, 1 and 2 pairs of pants. Priced derwriter,, P. O. Box 428, St. Peters­ model. P. O. Box 1054, Sanford. from $G.UR to $12.00.— Kanner’s De­ burg, Fla. 150-3tc 160-Etc 150-2tp partment Store. A CLASSY GOOD WORK GLOVES Mrs. S. Robbins has just returned from a two months visit to New York and other eastern markets where sho selected n Iprge stock of militu-ry and dresses for tho Robbins store in this city. Mrs. Robbins >vus struck with the changes in styles nnd says that the women nre wearing the skirts longer almost nwoeping the ground with panel effects and monkey fur trimmings being all the rage. Rrown and blpck predominate ih'colors and the styles while changing are very pretty in many respects .'The older Indies sro bobbing their hslr now and th younger ones are loaving this field to. their elders nnd arc wearing their hnir longer again. The Robbins Store will have an announcement. in the D§/ly Herald next week calling attention tp their new sulta, dresses, ml 1Incry, etc. Watch for it. For Monday Only ’ ONE LOT KHAKI PANTS For Monday Only £ First Street . .r �• 1# » . •. , •, .. , . , . , M G ETW O — asjsi« u:'- « .s ...... . ~ supposed Lhat, any improvement is gotog-tiLttJit, b it TIME TO C ALL A ffiS p r tcrials into finished products are not | i u i ^ '^ f l l i t t i ^ v f ' mum-you , the city man will m . soon can wa get, it after we and recklessness, which are the con­ highly successful because of tbe cost r&vVive The Florida Tax CoDeetbrs* Asso­ applause from t l tributing caused of most at tbeae of hauling the material a tong dis­ vote tbs bonds 7" —Tampa Tribune. ' ft v ,j ciation in session in. Jacksonville re­ such to not the fa •'‘Ofntry catastrophes, a re . not meeting .-with tance and hauling tpe finished pro­ Taking the j " IU (M lte At*., |««| h 4, ft* . in Herb Felkel, editor o f the Sfc A ij, ported “ considerable difficulty” the general public condemnation that duct back for consumption h e r * i « M I L the,, L in others states nearer to Florida guatine Record, has been appointed the “ collection of levied5on/luxuries” , is ndlng In aqtoi— ^ would surely eliminate them, f '• Ur in u*** of the number of than to the establishments where the a member of the staff o f Gov. Hardee, such- as sutomobiles.” To be sure, we have, at tbe pre­ > b'lks who hau l r t m u im o u When the Brahmin first invented his that "luxury.” Son sent time, a nationwide campaign for manufacturing plants are Jacted. Mn with the rank of Lieut-ColoneL He of ‘ he ii*ti au J. U O I X V ---------------------------- K i l l o r Careful driving' at railroad crossings. tcrisis for manufacture should be and his friends appreciate tbe honor clumsy wooden wheel cast, doubtless quoted •by advoeal V , i . U L L 1H D ..— i K T t t i r T 'T r t M t r t r ot taaking tJ,, Saftely bureaus or railroad Cham­ made into finished products near the But then there’s the title of “ coloneL” the cry of the tax collectors of his automobile pay m 1 ' -‘ ihsyf PhOBC I4S ■» tm l i N r. M. • bers of Commerce, supported by num-. plsce where they are grown- I f the It will stick to him, in spite of him­ day wab for a heavy levy on that luk- that there is about t'jmobii* fo ,i self, to the, bitter end.—St. Peters­ ury. When the first kerosene lamp, * every fourteen \\c> crous other agencies of a semi-pub­ f(nisKed product is to be shipped the A lt t H b lw Rates Malt the Uah«4 1 A p p IIra tlo a crudo opon-wick affair of brass, began States-—in Florid' lic nature, are enlisted in tbe good freight on it will not be as great fn burg Times. u n r u i n w . ^.Clm laltoa I n Well, of course if Herb to. going to to succeed the tallow candles of our for every eight work, but there is still lacking the proportion to Its value as that on tip •W after U p . * . wear the title to the ‘'bitter end” R great grandfathers, the e r f was fo r they are not u raw material would J>e. support of that greatest force, the Jr Ilfctn lp l l t i Price la A l n i M The whole country is interested In would be well to keep the uniform. on heavy taxation of that luxury. They are actu.i power of Public Opinion. O it Year.. moBh F all the time. I f a dog ever bites biro the success of this undertaking, for And so unfortunately, the loss of Moatba .Webster defines "Luxury" as; "Any­ so as Ur the tyj Ul‘ ,r-h-jnrt' life and the maiming of limbs, due the supply 6f pulp woods In the Unit­ there it would fetal. DcUrtiftl la Clip bjr Carrier thing which pleaica the amtsea and I* and telephone, o ‘ do drain. ‘M O u Week------------------------U Ceata almost wholly to forgetfulness of dan ed States is almost exhausted and the ------------- o---------- Florida costly or difficult to obtain; an ex­ . I f the » >ttX Gollectors’ Auo. '■ The M « I I . le lA-aace V « U r Dei ger, continues almost unchecked. mnking o f paper of grass fiber furn­ pensive Verity," also something which elation wants to bo of real val2 !£ $ a ll catlralr eerrr* Icmlaala Caaat It is a sobering thought that the ishes to the v country a new* supply. aa4 la inkUaM erery KrlAajr, I I tti , o "marked by lack of utility." , By no the state tot that body gel bai ' ala* rat re aala kaavra aa remedy is so simple as to be quita Publishers remember the enormous aa. Democratic la paUtka. itreteh of the imagination can the au­ law, /mo w itM 'e th in it, to ( o i t j A tar, a]war* la a4raaca. overlooked. A man of our acquaint­ prices they were compelled to pay for tomobile of today be classed as a lux­ of hiding themillions of concea l ■MMDEIt THE ASSOCIATED f n c n ance who has spent many hours ob­ paper a few years ago and while the ury under any of the Wefaet«rian def- personal property j n Florida, r J Z ^ The Associated Preaa rear la eiolualratr serving the methods of motor car prices are not so high now as they nitions, any more than the electric aU along the gamut from h ou sH / entitled to the uae for E>r repub llead on of drivers at grado crossings, declares were then they will be glad to f i n t t mil nowa dianatchaa © credited to It or Ight, d ty water, street railway*, dr and kitchen-furniture, to th* noteTS^ Bot otherwise credited in thL* paper that he has noticed an apathetic dis­ the assurance that this new source mm m ph t o » » to and ^alao tbe local oawa published paved streets can be classed as lux­ mortgagee of the millionaire regard of rudimentary Safety pre­ o f supply furnishes that they wlB • if. ’ ; a SAVE BOB W H ITE uries. . •: •. : ..All rlphu of rs-publtaatloii of apaeUl cautions. never be called on to pay such prices .dUpatohea herein are alao reserved. The time is « t hand when the own­ Hosts of drivers approach rail­ again.—TftncS Union. Sportsmen may deride.the Youngs­ er of an automobile must no longer Health Almost Ruined M 1 U IU U ) BD1LDXHO, H u m U road crossings with 'no apparent town, Ohio, man who wants Bob >o looked on aa fprl prey fo r taxation thought of possible danger. This is CONGRATULATIONS. B y R avages of Yhitr quail left o ff the game bird list purposes, beyond the. limit which any ■i.-j not due to ignorance, but forgetful­ not only because he is valuable to ag­ other property-owner may be. Be­ Indigestion ness; another remedy of what Frank­ Warren Felkel Herbert Felkel riculture as a devourcr of insects, but cause one cannot hide an automoblia School 8tart«d thli morning. lin said, that “ More mischief is caus Pres, and Gen. Mgr. V#-P. and Sec’y. also because; from the tax collector la ho reason ----------- CP-— :----* ed by tack of care than by lack of HERBERT FELK E L & SON, INC. Wc crave his voice and presence in why it must bo made the scapegoat to DociKlirrlT i §h • And what a pride ws take in our knowledge/’ Bromide Manufacturers ML tBatlreljr llrr.n .rr* . 5 ’ our landscape to'cnrich and make more >ear the sins of th e«whole host of splendid school* here in Sanford. r r a to s a r e m l U c u « * t lll*fclr7 Public opinion is against chance* Saint Augustine, Florida. nspired our country life fo r ourselves personal property tax delinquents. ---------- o------ — taking at crossings, what we need To the Trade— We tako pleasure in Let us resolve to holp the princi­ now, is a crying one, is for the peo­ formally announcing the company and our posterity. kr. F. W. Doughertr. Bouviiu u The automobile ia the heaviest taxed To tho sportsmen tho whir of tho article of personal property in this pal and the faculty to mak# them ple of a nation to speak in terms of “Wiese personnel nnd corporate names better than ever this year. strongest condemnation of every act arc act forth in above letterhead, the wings of a rising covey is tho best state today. It pays a heavy license jo rte r htO Jth£ K erralln e Mndlcla* Ooa- ■ -J M ia “1 am wndlnr you ths rittsu V; . — --- o---------of carelessness that contributes to reorganization and change of ptan- music qunil cab make. It la inspir­ to operate, a heavy personal tax-as •on e ing music to autumn and early win­ property, and bn It rests mostJargoly h r F b K H A U N B , I carry FRItltALfi. 'Big battle' was fought at Juarez, the already burdened list of crossings ngement having been necessitated by ter when the fields are brown. The the weight of the gasoline tax which ,-n -llt * H time*, and It ku 3 Mexico. Ten rebels wero killed by fntalitics. one h o m u c h r o n m e n;uso>iAU.T 1 addition to the firm on September 27 It I teal singularly beautiful and cheery call s sought to bo doubled by those who tbe national troops, rebels surrender­ can honestly r.r.iraCTeruTit j Your voice is an integral part of of u hlahtst terms. j of Boh White to his mato is heard of- regard automobile owners merely aa ed and the war is over, Indtccatlon had so neirly rulnet nr the Voicr of the People; so why not MR. WARUEN FELKEL, health that I ly believe | Woog tencr in spring and early summer, ac­ ---------- o---------speak right out in no uncertain words who has assumed full charge of the n --— dead- ha luxurious sources of greater tax pos ha vebe e—i —-d t not med m . *3 RALINE, but since uslnc severs! bot. The Seminole County Fish and nnd join In a protest which shall be business, nnd in future will serve ns companied by "tho song of tho wind bibilities. ties of Ferrsllne 1 am now entirely reto the rippling wheat," an element of ---------------- ------ *,r* * so universal as to prove Irresisti­ its active head. Game Pi'otcctive Association isdo­ What Florida needs is not more tax coversfL No on# la in better poeliloi, ia r*e> * a summer sympathy described by the ing a great work in fish and game ble? on automobiles, lAit a law compelling ommsnd Ferrallne than I. for it hoi *1 Very truly yours, don* so much for me." Into Madison Cawcin. -----------o---------- protection and their work should be the owners of otheV persona] property F B R R A LtN B la a Natural Uloersl HERBERT FELKEL A SON, Inc., Among tho millions of Americans into and tho moat nromlrrent met encouraging by all true sportmen. | BRUISED FEELINGS. to declare it arid pay tax on it. With Per HERBERT FELKEL, tv* voluntarily teaMMeil to beaentl ' who were reared upon farms when ---------- o---------especially from Kerralln* u fair adjustment of tho personal prop­ * cetrad, Vice-President and Secretary. relief from Indigestion. t-'tomack quail wore so numerous that ' they ’ All the health rules say to kill Dr. Brownlee, of the Prsbyterian erty tax, which means making every Trouble*, flheumnilsm and a cenend were killed without conmpunclion at possessor of personal property pay hi* „ ABK T O U n DnUOOlST K-.H Fe5the dengue mosquito wc have been |Church, preached on the subject of R ALINE.— Adr, Ail of the above simply mentis that searching for him everywhere. The *<bn,l*c*" in hi* sermon yesterday Herbert Felkel, of the St. Augustine ar.y tune of the year i stherc one to Just part of the tax, we will not be If your local dealer dues not haaonly trouble about mosquitoes is that morninK and ho opened up n line of ,{ecor(, h„ „ now boy Sn thc fnmily. whom the roll of Bob White is not forced, as some say wo nro, to tnx die FERRALINE, send $t .00 direct la must.. music valued not only because those tangibles which It is impossible they won’t wnit until yon can exam thought hitherto left closed by till ex Congratulation*, Mr. and Mrs. Hcrthe FERRALINE 1MHTUIIU TING it awakens memories long dormant, ine them. cept the newspapers. We have often l»ert. to hide from tho collector’s eyes, end CO, Tampa, Fla." but ai-ui bemuse of intrinsic merit? _o_ _ cnIU-d attention to the fact that people we will not bo compelled under a Bob White does not sing. But into Sanford merchant will get together' tuni(e themselves miserable by supfalse classification to list our common in « big campaign to bring new bust-;poisinic things about the newspapers, T IIK LIVE CITY OR THE HEAD his cull Lo hi* mate this strict monog- 'necessities as "luxuries/' ONE aml*t puts a distinct articulation ness into Sanford. Tho (hamber of |nl>out their friend* anti especially The thing has already gone too far which suggests' what the “ magic of Commerce hn* the plans for such n ■ boul ,he(r 80.cn||cti enemies. Ur. W h en You Feel at it is; and yet there are advocates Some men will tell you every now word*" of which poets talk, might be campaign and will ass.st the mer, „ rowritec sni), 80 mnIly pe0ple made in this state of such a thing ns mak­ Shaky chants in every way. The Chamber I thl.msclvM miserable by the fanyiful and then there is too much progress if orulors poifesscd tho mngic of nob ing the automobile, and tho gasoline it of Commerce is here for that pur-ln|j ht„ thnt nre cn|ar|tcii upS„ and j going on in Florida.; that the people White needs, pay for thc building of roads have all they want to livo on nnd be pose. Tin- wood thrush is n warbler, a made from mule bills into mountains. through undeveloped lands which will (< co mfort alib- w,th; with; thal, thnt t,,crc there ,a is no COUJ" " ” f tho nightingale nnd tho Per ° ---------'That what an- supposed to be slight - 1 0mf" rUhU‘ be benefited a hundred fold more than All thnt mk in South Bind Ind nri, nothing more than instances o f ! n«>d for opening up territoryTor dev j sian bulbul nnd theb luebird. Bob anything else, by theso roads, yet isna has come to nn end nnd the court f()r KVt fulness on the pnrt of people ll o P,npnt nl1 thnt ■« now open’ White is not, but his joyous proclnma- without levying a-ct^nt of tax on thc w * * 1 —■ a t , #■ A I J w FT i , . u. ... I L. jt . A l . _ _ , u i, .. t I I - ,,! I,, *-% ,1 . I i . , , L ■f , — , 1 ■ A ic It—> i I .. _. .i f 1 ? . . . . . I P 1- ' rules that Prof. Tiernmn is Athe father is settled and developed; thatt *this lion of his presence in thicket or ^Ilbaoeymiapt. For50yeM who nro not trying to injure anyonuj lands to bo benofitedl * thing of taxes is getting to high; of his child or at least Poulin is not wheat field is music which cannot ire I lit who -hnppen to forget them here There Ib too much political flumdub- « moat rn o o m M tetnedj fat and n.s for them, they had rather;live as.nearly imitated-as tho nQtca of and the court nl»o jin id his respects nnd there. People enn worry over ... . . . bt-ry about this '"luxury" business) m i m J . m hbb , , i m a town that had no improvements tho wood thrush or tho nightingale; to nil parties concerned nnd snffi the some fancied slight until they .become I , .. ................. anyhow. Those who are advocates of and no taxes than in one which had a such music as inspired a critic to de­ hordes! blow fell on the child. Will fannticnl over the subject. They can a luxury tax on thc automobile are Hayes ought to leave the picture show the modern utilities nnd conveniences clare, "God is its author/’ have bruised feelings over all sorts of going on tho theory -that the "com­ and had to pay high for them. long enough to rlenn up his own "Let us have Bob White by thousconditions and they can make them­ mon people/’ thc “ country vote," will byjv-rd state. Yes, there are some people like] ands ail over thc Buckeye State,” says selves miserable ov’er nothing for the mm l>o pleased, bocauno the automobile Ib M W U i that. Tampa him some, Jacksonvilletthe writer of a letter to tho Youngsrest of their lives. There should be tho "luxury of the city man," and it is Goal miners nre speeding up coni hns some, Orlando him some, and town Vindicator, "anil all over the none of these fancied wrongs m the Squeegee Hollow has some. Some United jStat*--', unlinrasScd nnd un­ production nnd if the warm weather world Come dean with everyone and lasts long enough the folks up north of them talked out in meeting in afraid.” daaH aaaBaH uaaB aaanaH H aanBaaH H aaaaaaaaaH ***■*■■>■■■■■ cense to make capita) out of every will not suffer nny privations other Jacksonville recently when a play Thnt is not to be. In strict justice thing that tends to burl your feelings. than being held up nnd robbed by the ground proposition for thc children it could not be naked. The sportsmen Anyone can have bruiBcd feelingn if was up. He made a mighty "appeal hove done more than farmers have coal profiteers where ever tho gov­ A superior grade of writing paper adds refinement to your J ernment Is lax in Its duty. Now that they wenr them out in tho .open ready to the common people" for exemption done to avert tho calamity of the ex­ * ' • . correspondence operators and miners hnvo rcnchod to be bruised nnd on thc other hnnd from nny more “ taxes " “ Why we tinction of quail. They deserve their nn agreement they seem to got more the free spoken person can save n lot will have to pay 25 mills if thnt goes sport for thc cnlnmity of tho extinc29c A Good value dt 50c, special ...... work done In a dny-couldn’t do it of P«®Mo much sorrow by throbgh," he cried, or word* to thnt lirtn of quail. They deserve their sport before curbing their-Hhnrj) tongue*. There is affect; nnd then he sat down expect- f(ir tf)oir 8crvicc, „ ut ,„w bnjr ,imit8i * work to rlo along this line. Dr. Drown- ing tumultous applause. Did he gel brjef open 8eB#onll| „trict enforecmcnt —r ----- o --------L IQ U ID A N T IS E P T IC it? He did-not. Here'* what he got 1)f K8mc !nWll whjrh pnjvi(,L> pona|t,M is ri« ht The Snnford Country Club and —-------- o---------from one mnn-n live one - one who for kil)in(t Knrm. out llf ftnd golf llnk*- thc greatest asset of San­ Rid your mouth of bad tastes, and of u had brent L \ mi call* the money paid for such ns that ttpprccifttion of ,ho vnluc of quai, w8 ford—for the entertainment of win- , PAPER MANUFACTURING IN can always buy a small size for 25c. ter visitors nnd home folks nllke—was , FLORIDA an "investment" instead of n “ tax:" nj(|s to (Ijrriculture would give the During October, special.................................. a scene of benuty yesterday with1 "I would rather live in a city and IJuckeyo SUtof am, a„ olhcr stllU,s> Thc m ,c of Bob many visitors to thc grounds and The beginning of operations by the pay 25 mills than live in a dead one p]ent yof •jA r * XU those who enjoyed a round of golf. Grass Fiber Pulp nnd Pnpor Corpora­ and pay only 5 mills. White’s voice and the music of rising And thc man is right. Why, even C0VeyBf nn(J tho tab!fl dfill ^ Just to. go out there and sit on the tion at Leesburg is not only a mat­ i __ ... ... . porch overlooking the links Is sat­ ter of more than local Interest but the ones who oppose paying for tm- quail constitute, would 1)0 perpetuated. isfaction supreme. It is undoubtedly also pf more than stato interest. provements, have and enjoyed those l----------- i— — -----------— Sanford, Florida a In the attic of many an old' farm 5 Phone 325-;; one of the most benutiful spots of na­ Locally the undertaking is one of improvements, nnd would bo—, they houso there can bo found today a hm m m m m hhm m m m m hh | imismmmmmm mmmiih bm m m m m m m w m m m m s * m miis kaBF tural scenery in Florida. great importance to the section in nre— the first to raise n howl if nny. qunil not. Into thesa nets, mnda like ---------- o---------which it operates. It proposes! to thing goes wrong and they cannot thc hoop nets fishermen uso and fit ­ Tbe plans of thc Herald In having- use a new material for making paper find n bench t’cTsit on in the party, or ted with wide wings leading from tho a publicity tnx that will take care of nnd this will mnkc valuable a Flori­ if thc gas gets out of commission for front hoop, farmers used to drive all the necessities of city nnd county da product that his heretofore been nn' hour,1If tho lights go o ff for ten quail in wet weather, when they yrould are being followed in other ebunt- worthless. Thc pay roll will add to minutes, or if the water gets n bail run rather than fly. Boys trapped les with good results. And when a the prosperty of LcesbuTg and will tnste for a day: They wouldn't live them in pen traps made of laths or to­ real publicity tax is levied by county extend its beneficial effects beyond in a dead town for a week, not if bacco sticks, set upon “ figure-four” they could help 1L They want to live and city those who havo never con­ that city. triggers. Gunners shot coveys on Tho concern is of interest to the somewhere so they can make a liv­ tributed a cent for 'boosting San­ tho ground in tho snow. Their nests, . . . ford will then be obliged to do their state not only in making valuable a in g!* , ■ . , r The St. Augustine Record says containing often between two doxen part of tho advertising. It is the hitherto valueless product but .also and three dosen eggs, arranged neat­ demands that you 8 A V E M O N E Y today, to only, fair and equitablo way. Most fn setting a good example that will this remark of tho Jackaonvile man Is ly with the pdlnt of each egg toward * * of ua have spent our money and be fotlowed if it prints successful. something for every 'live growing tho center of the neat, were robbod live on when your income stops I time making' people rich here in San­ The ownors of it have confidence in town to consider and livo up to. It and the eggs cooked. aaya: ford and they have never turned it—a confidence they have shown by Sportsmen came forward to save ^3tart ybur first S E L F PROTECTION dol"Take your choice—pay low taxes, their band over to help tbe town or the investment of a farge sum of the quail, for their own amusement, and live in the Styx, or come across money in i t It will certalnl/ be a themselves. You know i t , lars working now, by depositing them at our of course. If given a good chance success as far as the ability to" make with thc tax money and get good quaH will'so multiply that the farmers Savingis Department at 4 per cent Interest. first paper is concerned f o r 'it has streets, municipal • sewerage, and r SOBBRINd THOUGHT ______ • made i t The paper it has made has other things whiechNvjB enhanco thc can get tho benefit of any value they have aa insect killers—doubtless they Almost ‘ It ^takes one’s breath ■to stood h number of testf and ha* value of your property »nd make life The more dollars you set working the more are as valuable as Chinese pheasants more, worth living." consider what a boon it would lie to been found of the best quality. ' S E L F PROTECTION you'have. i ^^bommon_conaant, all drivers of *kptoW e have high hopes that this plant . The Tribune has spoken before of In that Tespect— during the crop- * ;y.-.,V hid* - frlTAt. growing season. 'Hunter* may shoot the conversion tnd theconsequent mobiles would give practical support will succeed so completely thati it «..MAr,U‘ .■ _____ . will attract attention to .tho profit of growth and development, of a city in them, always on tho Wing and in the to the Careful Crossing Campaign. ■'! ajSXI ’ >112.u 1 Stf. 1 / Ci ' v open season, when the. last crop has » ^ \b t another state Which for a long time manufacturing' In Florida. Thtp stats Hardly a day passes without ‘our -V . - ’*■ ■ ■ ■ * " i ; . ■,!• been harvested. 1 ' __ ^ i m m V hearing * about the inauguration o£ produces raw. materials abundantly had as Its boast, "W e don’t own a Country life will be enriched by propaganda to remedy this, or that, but, in falling to turn them into fin­ dollar'and we don’ t owe a dollar." or the other ill that Is supposed to ished products, It leaves a very targe ‘?Yes," shouted a live wire trying to the presence of plenty of quail. H ie be * menace t o . public health, com­ part of tho value of. Florida product^ interest It In municipal improvements, music made by Bob White, as liquid _ fort, or morals. Every new wrinkle in the hands o f people of other statpa- "and you an't worth a damn!" It a* "the lilt of th* brooks under rock i A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D ER of this sort has it* 'sponsors and The wagea that should be paid in was "a dead‘ town .paying only five and vine,” as dear 'and as cheery aa Today it U one of tho lh# cry of "Chuck Will’s Widow," w ill it is frequently “the case that Indutt- mills tax/’ adherents by scores and hundreds.. . r";- , k , ■ IA IiammjI ■ IWMIn -m: W9 beard again every Florida ar* paid In other * * ' ,ing horror, like the r v• *.a mx loumaL, ? . Cot JKWT.-U .1 $$ --'friW T T *1 • f :<. t SANFORD DAILY HERALD "ffir'sr sraSs-tsssr ,»■ THE HERALD PRINTING CO. FROM o n SANCTOMS asj.sr'gi-sA*', it vSss j Oriole Fabric Stationery I s iR C. B O W E R ; m »'•. ‘ v •' • , . • ... >i .... •*> •* • .; • �■r ■ -r, O C T G „ ™ a < .. JB D o w e it ALL SEASONS FLORIDA'S ' AGICULTUKAL UATION ■ ■------u - i u* a f n* - T 1K2 P A G E F IV E — BIT-! LTNdfcRING COUGH It EL I By ED. . [ “ Had a bad couph for three yean," Montana Indian, Digging Wall, 8<*mwrites II. E. Campbell, Adrian, Mich­ Sec 41 The Legislature may from re and the lfaueo of Representa­ Ingly Cams Upon Most Remark*■ Uie buslnc An alalysla of the discussion* of igan. ' “ found no relief until 1 tri^d time to time: and as tives be, and ths same Is hereby, agreed circuit requires, provide (or the ap­ i a and ehall be enbmllted to the elec­ abta Fwak of Nature. the decent annual conference of Flor­ Foley’s Honey and Tar." Lingering pointment of one or more additional tors of the State of Florida for approv­ • -------ida’s county agents in Gainesville cough*, severe colds, croup; throat, Circuit Judges for such Circuit. Each al or rejection a t ’ the next General nuefc additional Cfrcult Judge ahall be Election 1 *I ICoro than olgfit years ago John otlon of Representatives to be held shows that within the following nln* chest and bronchial trouble quickly re­ appointed by the Governor and con­ ths first Tuesday after Spotted Wolf, an Indian of the Chey­ firmed by tfie Senate, and hold orfloe ay In November. November, A. D. 1912: that Monday subjects are probably to be found the lieved with Foley’s Honey and Tar. No for atx years, and shall receive the le to ear, enne reservation In eastern Montana, s that Section I of Article V II Is Glad to Rfl same salary and allowance a for ex­ of the1 Constitution of Florida shall b* decided that he ahould like to hare a most outstanding or aortous agricul need to suffer and take chances with penses as other Circuit Judges. He amended to read as follows: After Seven well near hi* tog cabin. Bo he and his turil problems facing tho farmers neglected coughs and colds. Free from ahall have all the powers ana perform Section I. The Legislature that shall all the duties that are or may bo pro­ A. D; 1921, and those that wlfd Mary expose a spot near a largo and farm people of this state; opiates— ingredients printed on the vided or prescribed by the Canstltutlon meet in South Sea&i meet every ten years thsraaftsr. or py statute for Circuit Judaea, and all plno tree, perhaps 20 rods from the 1. Marketing. apportion the representation In wrapper. Largest selling cough medi­ slatitjea concerning Circuit Judges shall Senate, the whole number of Senator* door, and than John began to dig. 2. Boya’ agricultural club work. cine In tho world.—Adv. apply to him. Wherever there are two not to exceed » members; and at ths or more Circuit Judges appointed for a same time shall also apportion ths rep­ By noon of the second day he had 3. Organization. , Circuit the business may be divided resentation in the House of Represen­ dug down tan fast Although the 4. Citrus culture, referring parti Strout Farm Agency, 113 Magnolia among the Circuit Judges having Jur­ tatives. The counties having on« hun­ isdiction In the Circuit and In any dred thousand or more population shall weather was mild, he had complained cularly to the control of disease* and Avenue;.. Exceptional opportunity County In tho Circuit as may bo pro­ have four Representatives each; th* of being cold while at work. After scribed by law, and where no provls having thirty thousand and for the man of small means to own a Ion hAp been made by law, the dlstrlbu- counties rflfd to Shopplf1 eating bo pnt on an exAn coat and insect peat*. not more than one hundred thousand 6. Trucking. df the business of ths Circuit be- population ahall have three Represen­ home, grow his own vegetables, raise tlsn want* to wort again. Ho kept Mary l|N#rtiinB on Lonsl tween the Circuit Judges of ths Circuit, tatives each; the counties having ten. fl* Fairs, or advertising. and her brother Rolling Bull busy poultry. 6 room house on Urge lot, and of any County In the Circuit, and thousand five hundred.and not mote ,llon With Hui -v the allotment or assignment of mat­ thirty thousand population shall 7. Fertilization. hauling up and carrying away the dirt barn 23x20. Excellent soil. I f desir­ ters and cases to be heard, decided, or­ than and Prt*wd* V have two representatives each. All that he loosened. But In spite of 8. Dairying. i dered. tried, decreed or adjudged, ehall ed adjoining vacant lot can be bought be controlled or made when necessary counties having lass than ten thousand * five hundred population ehall have on* John’s extra dothlng hestill was cold. 9. Poultry. v t_Mother Eve tat very cheap, giving enough land to by ths Circuit Judge holding the com­ Representative each. The baala o f ap­ On the third morning he added more mission earliest In dats. No additional portionment. os provided for In this ally (lull time If These subject*, at least, received * raise a large flock of poultry. Within Circuit Judge or Judaea shall be auth­ amendment, shall be the Federal Cen­ clothing; but when night came and the major portion of the agents’ consid­ l ur home orised to be appointed In a Circuit hav­ sus next preceding the apportionment a year the proceeds from eggs alone well had reached the depth of 18 toot teas than 75,000 Inhabitants by the made b r the Legislature. Every coun­ to Mrs W. W« eration and study during*their con­ would pay for this place and leave a ing last Federal or Btate census occurring ty ehall have at least one Represents* ho waa almost frozen. to rlvllltltloo next before the passage of the law for The Oovernor shall, by special Tbs next moniftig he again descend­ ference. It.can bn stated that most balance in the bunk. On hard ro*<L 20 Ws or their appointment. The Legisla­ live. __js or lonelluew, to each House at the appro­ of what wa* said at this conference minutes drive to Sanford, |600. $300 ture may repeal any law providing for message priate session of the Legislature, direct ed the well and worked as rapidly as BOonliAlu on coral „ the appointment or an additional Cir­ the attention of each House to the pro­ hie many layers of clothing would per* was directly about or contcred around cash, balance 1 year. Call and moke cuit Judge, or additional Circuit Judge* visions of this ( fhniier In sun-baked P»] amendment, and If " ' for a Circuit, but such repeal ehall not Legislature that shall mset A. D. ' alt. After a while water began to these nine questions. Ihfr husband lived ID Af me prove this. 156-tfc affect the term, salary and Jurisdiction or any succeeding Legislature Tho agents in some cases offered of a Judge holding an appointment. mliti'nco for 200 days on Pal- tppeor. Suddenly ho ahouted: “Puli •hall meet every ten years thereafter, shall refuse or fall t* apportion the solutions for the various problems, tiny Isloiid knoll 1,000 mile* me npl Pull me upl"’ A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an representation In the Senate and tn Lb* John had barely reached the surface but in a great mnny cases they frank­ L Honolulu, whllo they culllAmendment to Section S of Article House of Representatives as herein XVI of the Constitution .of the State rovlded. It shall be the duty of the , ririin copra plantation. Their before the well Riled to within a foot ly said that much more time ia nec­ N ______ of Florida. Relating to the Time of Bovernor to convene the Legislature tn Dboc ««* Edward \ Bender, of the top and then began to freeze essary in order that proper solution; \VHBRBA 8, TIio Legislature of 1121. the Payment of Salaries of Btate Of­ Special Session for the purpose of mak­ ficers. around the edges. In a shojt time ing such apportionment, and by public under the Constitution of list, of tho j them with their work. State ot Florida, did pass four Joint Da It Resolved by the Legislature of proclamation and by communication to only n smalt opening perhaps a foot may be worked out. Falling partic­ Resolutions Question About 8 tylea. the Btate of Florida: proposing amendments to eaoh House to direct the attention of ularly In this group were the ques­ tho Constitution That the following amendment ter each House to the provisions of this of the Bute of Florida, Hmr, "ho has Just returned In'diameter remained. Section 3 of Article XVI of the Consti­ amendment. and tho same wore agreed to by a vote tions of marketing and organisation. The well remains the same way year [fliwalhm •Midtal. believes that of three-fifths of all the members elect­ tution of the State of Florida relating Bpc. 2. That any and all provisions However, the agents took definite ed to each house; that tho votee on said to the time of the payment of the sal­ of the Constitution In conHIot with this pocthf I" nil the average white after year, the Tonth'a Companion aries of State officers la hereby agreed Joint Resolutions were entered upon provision (on ituml of tropical ennui and stales. ‘ Daring the day In summer the action on some of the problems. Coun­ their reepccttvo Journals, with the ycae to and shall he submitted to the eleo repealed. he and the earns are hereby nays thereon, nnd they did deter­ tors of the State f o r ’ adoption or re­ 10 temptInffly pictured by sun melts the Ice around the top, but ty Agent C. D. Kime, of Orange Coun­ and Tho o U * coat )n mine nnd direct that (he an Id Joint Res­ jection at tho next general election of Tho v votee In comp compliance with at night It freezes again. The well, South Sin school of romanty, has summarized this action as olutions bo nuhinlttcd to the electors of representatives'to be held In the year , — Ba| ,| proposed arnondmenta, urnondmenta. and tha . .... Id which furnishes a permanent Ice sup­ m *° "S*' "S '1 ? , »*ctlon rnnvnen. declarations and returns thsrethe State at the General Election In follows: • shnll be amended to read as follows: of> ih>1i .„t,joeted to the some reruNovember, 1922 I Mfos'N first question wna: ply for the pooplo In tho neighborhood, Sectlon “ Wo took steps to investigate more . NOW, .THEREFORE. J. H. CLAY . „ , J. The salary of ciery offlc- |n(|0ns nnd restrictions as are provided Is a strange freak of nature of which er ahall be payable monthly upon Itle h,. Iaw (nr e , nornl elections In the CRAWFORD, Hecrntnry of Slate or the ° r p nf the wmen wearing?" Dureconomical marketing. Stnto of Florida, do hereby’ give notice °w n roqulaltfc Htnto o f Florida. (Ik time 'pent on the lonely there are so many In the western part IN TESTIMONY W HEREOF. jis ------"We dosiro to Bccuro accurate-data that a an I have hereunlo net my hand t bad • >t no newspaper or of the state. Tourists who visit the on methods of handling commodities GENERAL ELECTION lA Amendment JO,NT rehotoCCSection tion Proposing and afflicd the Great Seal of t of A r t i c l e reservation regard It as a great curi­ M; Inn! II no living KOUl eX" ’I11 bq hobl In each county Ini Florida v (j Constitution of the Stale (Seal) the State of Florida, at Taland produce by shippers and sellers, on Tutsdny ne»l succeeding the first. of Florida, Relating lo Consua and lnhnaaee. the CapItuL this hi)>! „ .'i mid Benner, the osity. Monday In November, A. D. 1922, the the twenty-fifth day of July, Apportionment, and to Number of and to plan for further expansion. anld Tuemfnv lietmr (lie [Mewl ii" will In tiio ^Idddleaa A D 1922. Memhern of the 8 cnn,e and of the “ Wc moved Jo extend nnd continue SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEM • H. CLAY CRAW FOni), Mouse of ltept en oj bid lind no mesiuigc from be- BETTER THAN DISH WASHING Re It Resolved by the Legislature of Secretary of Slate. on n larger scale disease and pest If Ifir- tinri/fHI. HER 1-22 29; 9-4-11-1B-2K; 10-1-9-1C-2I-I0; the Slate of Florida: , u-e. * That the following proposed amSnd* for tho rniIflcatInn or rejection of the Student Finds Occupation of Driving control work on citrus truck. gckand Tirfd of Bloomers. said Joint Itrxolutlomt proposing a Taxi Allows Him Mors Tims i(K,’ «aid the woman froth Pal"We took steps to improve boys’ nm'ondtnentc to tho Constitution of tho for His Books. x *tbai the) nnui't wearing blooraclub work from an educational stand­ State of Florida, vela.; drilluti"" ncaitme I'm sick and A JOINT REHoLl'TION Proponing an point. The Montezuma Hotel, Seminole Cafe, >Velaka Restaurant and Valdez Amendment (.. Section 10 of Article g blooiiia-r- I've been wearing | The passerby stopped beside the "We moved \o endeavor to correlate XII of the i "o it"t It ut Ion of tho State tnxlcab parked near Bryant park, ro(hr koti mouths, and now I Grill serve Elder Springs Water to their patrons • of Florida. I(eluting to Education m the [.eslnlalurc of marks the New Ynrk Hun lit* had practices fn spraying, cultivating ami Ho II Readied tho Stale of Florida passed tIk* same driver several times fertilizing citrus." —Ext. Agrl. News That tli« r<iil<i»-injr amendment to and had noticed he was mullnc once Service. - S f o t l o n l a o f \ r l.< \ *r: e u n i o n o f 1 1,»• S t a 1 i* Florida rotating It was I’lato's dialogues, another time l o e d u c a t i o n h e , .« ml th** **1111111 I* h^triJohn Husk In's "The Stones of Venice,** FLORIDA'S AGRICULTURAL EX­ b y . H g r . - f i l to i n * I rthnll ho mihmlttei* to t h o e T o c i o n >tf I I . Hi n11* itt l in* $oiioriil and now his Interest was spurred to r l r e t l o n o f , . p r «—■n rit i kv r h I n t '• T 2 f n r TENSION WORK GROWS the questioning point by observing the H iip ro v n 1 or i ( "*n f Mu t ure nut y pt o* . T l ,* * \ n n c t l o i , 1" driver was delving Into Aristotle. ^ vldo for iho (lumiiiii .if any county or If the umpluyitig of morw county c o u n U v i i I n t o i n n \ m iU * n I N c h o n l dif»"I'm working my way through col­ Cleanliness is next to Godliness lege," he said. '1 heard about students nnd home demonstration agent is any trlctu; and f*<* ih«* l***'tIon hlennlfvjl' uf thren .suit* mi I tniHtr**H. wlm whnll hold Wo invite the public nnd nil users of ELDER who washed dishes and all that sort sign of returning good times, then th©lr office for t \%o yearn, and of thing, lint .tail driving Is the Ideal good timea are ahead of ith here in i tin11 hiivu i Ho mmper vt hIon of all the SPRINGS WATER to visit tho spring and in within tho dim Met, and for I ho Job for the student. 1 don't start to Florida. October, 1EI22, finds the state' Hchooln our method of handling its product. Why take levyljuc nnd col Ircflnt! of a district nchool tax. f«»r rho cuolimlve u**p «if puh* work until late In the afternoon. I a chance? Your eminent physicians claim and counties employing at loa.it eight Mr free fliliimU uithhi the district, have a rush at only certain hours. whenever n mujorltv «»f the *juiillflc(| that this water in unexcelled and its purity Thfvrrst of the time I spend studying more of these extension workers than olrctnrs thereof that p.«y u ui\ on renl makes it most beneficial for mnny troubles. , during the Innt fiscal year. Anti nth* «> r perr *nai prnporty p H a II \«ur »n (av r Ton get plenty of time In between E "f nuca levy. ii mid••(! I tml any lux The Ford people of Sanford as well aft the era are to ire added within a few fares to learn the Euclid, the history uiithnrixfd h>) I hill Li aectloo eltiill not -v ■ c o d l e n m i l l s o n ( l i e d n l l p r In n n » uito Western Union recommend this water for of the pyramids, and why Ituskjn Is weeks. year on Ihe Kuril,lo property of Ku .lend ngnlnst too much purple In batteries. Speaking ut the opening session of dtatrl,*! painting. I aiiggest taxi driving any the recent annual conference of ex­ A -J ^ Call phone 811 nnd hnve a bottle of this water A JOINT ItESul.l'TR'N Proposing »n time UiHtend of waiting on tnbleH,” An,< ndinenl to Article V of the t’nntension workers of Florida at the sent you nnd protect vour healthatltntlon of (lie State of Floi I,\n Rel* state university in Gainesville, Pres ntlxc lo the Jufllrlnry Itepartmcnt It Resolved by I be l.eglnbuttre of Thought Photographed. ident A. A, Murphrce said, "Florida tie ' Ilie italo of Florida: Commandant Parget of the French is fu /'ame'jlally an Thai the following amendment lo agricultural Article V of the Const II nl loti of 'lie army and a noted military criminolo­ state. Thru the great work you Stale of Florida relative to tlit Judic­ gist ns well iih psychologist, experi­ iary I (Vqmrlmojtl. ‘to be nuinhertd decSANFORD -:F L O R ID A ments In thought photography, result­ agents are doing the commonwealth lion It of said Article V. be and Ibo snrnr in hereby agreed t" and shall be will soon come into its own ns the ing In pictures of objects suggested an bn,,11 ed to the electot* of the Blnle menially, which, when projected from market basket nnd the garden spot of tlfe mind to a highly sensitized plmtir the nation." graphic plnte held against the fore­ The continual increase in tho num­ head of a subject, leave a tangible lin ber of agricultural ami home cconort*presalnn of the object thought of nl ics workers, means but one thing: tho moment. That the people of Florida arc wak­ ' If n criminal fears talking In his ! With Srvon Months of Lonellsleep, what doublr-dlstlll/sl horror ing up to the truth of Florida arc oex*. will he not know when he comes In ftig pp to the truth of Dr. MurphIftat (.nc things. My first renllte That the very thoughts of tils ree’s statement nnd are falling in ItlOO In t-n| to in* a shopping waking hoard may be rend at police line to plnee the state up in the front headquarters ns If In cold print, tin rank where it belongs in a second to H t o ) he.| t 'he men pick nnd Imps even more clearly than If he him­ none position. Jthe ' (copra); hod self were pres*nl frying to evade ques­ Among the new county agents be­ Jtts prtrie * ■ ter looking tldjr; tions? ginning work October 1, 19‘2‘J, are: p m o •!. t.ie<i -bird's eggs H. F. Whitner, jr., Seminole County; Bull on.l. Fish’s Vision Limited. t and developed a W. T. Nettles, Levy; G. C. Hodge. f, ........ and for tho 'to the Osh the surface of the water, Wakultn; C. F. Green, Coutmhin; J. r IK* .if iLc iiuvelist*. B etter seen from (talow, presents a circular T. Dnnicl, Ilerando. Tho following window surrounded1 by mirrors, neto Edward Rlngwood Hewitt, nre somo of the new homo demonstra­ M ills i 5-pound goose cnnllng uuUinr of "Berets of the Salmon," tion ngents who started their work Into Conaret.cut Man'eyYsrd soon to be published by ScrUpier's. It On tho snme dnto; Miss Lynn McNutt, seems that a llsh enn see out Into the Alachun* Miss Mary II. Symomis, Attack—Ice cud by It air only throiy:!i a limited aperture; Hillsboro; Mrs. A*. 11. Pciiy, Leon; '• CVLjht. everywhere else the sttrfuce reflect* Miss Annnbol Penden, Tnylor; Miss Cm.ii ,\ i:,-pound goose the content* of the stream. i»r (If’it be Martha McCall, Jackson; Miss Lcnore P“w in ■■ r .i.ut with * large a shallow one) the bottom. Till# Is Tyler, Glades.—Agricultural News a linn11 Iftcloaure because tho light rays pussing from Service. water to air nre bent, and when the *»pec;:iD,., i.ouis Francasso jingle or the light ray from Ihe Osh's . 1^ 'ic under covey eye with the triftfcnl becomes' great T I M E R S ! PLAN N E D / PJJ“ " ' Hhen the owl enenough. It Is bent backward so that It FOR FLORIDA ROAD i 1 |l||‘ ............ '•/ the geese, does not enter tho air at nil. but Is L t * h''" "** "Pen. wtiere It directed downward toward the bottom. (Djr Tk* SuMbtlrd Freae* '... It could, finally -JACKSCWVILLE, Fla., Sept. 30.— in it,, mf„cks of the owl; In Your Cardan. The Atlantic Motor-Club has advised |w»iy .,f tl .It Is truly wonderful how many tho Jacksonville Motor Club that an I Slal . . .. 1V|II({ ,orn> WR1( i nciun««o entered the bird* will visit modest gardens dur attempt will be .made soon to lower « - • Mctorlnu* gladiator, Ing n year. They will, during the tho record for the run from Atlanta •L • . -f spring inlgratlorl, be most In evidence L i , ' " " r ,f |r‘' which had from early daylight till . breakfast to Jacksonville over the Dixio High­ :.C/ •..Ifjjft tjs ". s ., H ? t K,on" fol'iwlng time, nnd then again as evening way. Tho distance Is 843 mile* and p 1,1 "tie corner unln* comes on. says the Amorlcnn Forestry the present record Is nino hours f if ­ ito H ."? "" u,c ow> *»ve. Magazine. When autumn approaches, teen minutes, a fraction more than f c W y n it,. tlon l a n the'migration that- takes place Is 37 miles an hojir. * equally Interesting. In winter we may The object of the apded test, it was 1r ''• 'N BEAR HUNT look for! various finches, sparrows, stated, will, be to demonstrate that crtwblhs. hnwks, owl*, and npt a few the highway between Atlanta and oilier species that come-to US during |^0E, l-a.. Sept., 'd. -Ministers Jacksonville is in Condition for fast tl,** il«MM wf itm ri»ti^ '? [SfRETTY NOTICE OF ELECTION SAFETY FIRST m 3 WW0 in '- 5 Elder Springs Water Co. i \XII fifteen (Id ) cigarettes f°r «oU«h an> p i ^ ^ :...... .i' " " ' H* Arrofftif. ,0" ,""i °ther big »tgame*. i *p tu announce-, Tripp, Baptist k •». L u ' « JUDGE C. E. DAV18 18 C A LI.srf BEFORE PRESIDENT HARDING ( B y Tfc* A a a e rla tr* P r H » ) WEST UALM BEACH, Sept, idgc E. C«r Davis oftthe circuit court tomorrow fo r Washington, summoned there to eonthe attoroey-goneral and the president .In connection with The run, to far Is known here, wl •fdll �not satisfied tbeir pertnaa city should be MRS. FRED OAIGER, Society Editor Mr. and Mrs. Janet R. Stewart Phone 117-W ' \ and son, Joseph, motored Sunday if* trrnoon to Enterprise, attending Ves­ the Li rings ton, of Madison, Misses pers at All Saints Church and after­ Roberta Carter, Sally Carter, Fiorina Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ wards calling upon friends. Lewis and Eloise Smith of Marianna; able Professional Men, each Misses Pauline Teryin and Mary Cuto f whom, la his chosen pro­ Mr. and Mrt/ H. A. Trunan and hill Tcrrin, at DeFuniak Springs; fession the ITeraId recom­ SOCIAL CALENDAR family of Winter Haven motored Missea Margaret Murphree and Elis­ mends to the people. Monday—Business and Professional over to Sanford yesterday and were abeth Cockrell,' of Gainesville; Miss Women’s Club will have a business the‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kunio&JDeVans fit Plant City; Mias meeting at the AVclaka building at Mahoney at their home on Tenth SL Celie S t John, of Miami; Mist May 8 p. m. Carroll, of Monticello; Mias Lynda! George A . DeCottes Mrs. H. L. Gibson and Martha Matthews, of Ocala; M in Santa Lake, Womans Club. > Coney went to Jacksonville Friday to cf Sanford; Mines Betty Fletcher and Attomey-at-Law Board meeting. Tuesday( morning meet Miss LaClaire Jobes who was Olivia Bond, of Chattahootchee; 1 9:30 Club H oute. sf returning home from Asheville where Mary Wood Davis, of S t AngusI Over Seminole Comity Bask Business meeting Wednesday after­ she spent the past few weeks with Miss Ludle Simmons Jones, of SANFORD -s- FLORIDA noon 3 o’clock. her aunt Mist Leola Evans. Bluff, Ark., and Mias Rowcna L After the business meeting 'there will be a short program o f music, also reading of a one act play by ATTORN BT-AT-LAW Mrs. Maxwell. \ First N a tl Bank Bldg.. Sanford, Fla. Social half hour with the execu­ Special attention to examination of tive board as hostess. Abstracts of Title . All members urged to be present. F R E D R. W IL S O N Schelle Maines ' A R C H IT E C T ^ ' "pe" t P“ * I t i j n s A— rtstrS rr«M| MIAML Oct, 2.—There is , some­ thing doing all Um time in Hialeah, one of Miami's hustling, suburbs, and the most recent excitement resulted from the disappearance of the key to the city jail at Homestead. A. C. Craw, editor o f the Hialeah Herald, makes his home at Homestead. Homestead officials tied,up all the 5 telephone wires between that place and Tfinlcah in an. effort to locate Grew and insisted that he return to Homestead immediately. Grew, they saidr has the key to the Homestead jail. No one knows how Graw happened to havo the entering .wedge to the Homestead bastile or why it was need­ ed so hurriedly. Some folks believe people were clamoring to ge into jail while others thought a prisoner had to catch a train and couldn’t'g et out Graw finally returned the key. - ° r,ando S<?ntine,• “ Since I have married 1 find my salary is not targe enough.” “ The usual discovery young man, First meeting of the sensor will nnd it never will be again." Miss Gladys Adams leaves tomor­ BROTHERHOOD OF SA IN T DREW Room 7, Miller Bldg. row for lakeland where she will re­ BANFORD -:-t- FLORIDA sume her studies at Southern College. VN- ' lie this week, upon the ordinary days Mr and Mrs. J r Ayecock and tlf m wUng. Tuesday afternoon* for family returned home Saturday from, , h(. ,oWPr Grammar School Grades ATTENTION, STUDENT8 AND PARENTS I North Carolina where they spent the;aml Tbursaay aftarnodna for the up summer. . pvr grades. Thursday nights for the AU School Books and School High School men and Tuesday nights Supplies will be sold for cash Mrs. Harry Lewis has returned for business men. only.— Mobley’s Drug Store, home from a pleasant visit with fr i­ * 157-8tc ha ends and relatives' in Defience, Ohio. E N TE R TA IN S GIRLS FR IE N D LY i BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : You ran find the name of every live Businews Man in Sanford in this Column each da). ■» "a *a nolia ave. Ra Mr nnd Mrs George Waters nnd Mr and Mrs. Sessions spent the day BON TON STEAM PRESSERY most pleasantly yesterday at Day­ Kent A McKee, Props. tona Beach. CLEANING. DYKING. ALTERING Work caled for and delivered Phone 464-J-------311 West First Si. Mr. Sidney O. Chase, Jr., o f Jack­ sonville is spending a few days with <his |inreiita, Mr. and Mrs. 3. O. Chase GOODSV of Oak Ave. Quick Service Transfer Mrs. S. O. Chn*e who bus been S torage F acilities spending some time at Daytona Beach If we pleaae you, tell others; if not, after her return from California, has tell us. Phone 498 returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Stackhouse of New ^SANFORD Machine & Foundry * Co. °T\,,pt? dl“5 Son day with Mr«i, Jennie 1L \augban af: General Machine and Boiler Works; Sanford Heights Cylinder Grinding; Del.nxe Pistons;! -------Fly Wheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank Mrs. Frank B Winthrop of Jnrk8 hafts Returned--------------Phone s j ( «>nville i- the charming guest of her __________________________________ ___ „ ___ sister Mrs. Walter Wight, nt her home on French Ave. ______ G IL L O N & F R Y Girls Friendly Society, on Friday a f­ ternoon at her home on French Ave. The Talent Mdnoy was turned in, and PenrI Robson brought in three dollars, which she had made with her dime, the next highest amount turn cd In was by Margaret Edwards, it being $1.40. During the afternoon games were played, and Pinning on the Donkeys Tail wan exceptionally interesting, the prize for thin was won by Piercy Uiillan. After the contest delirious refresh merits were served- AMUZUS BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. J. C- Bennett entertained the ■members of the Amuxus Bridge Club, and n few extra guests, Friday after- 1 noon at her homo on Magnolia ave. Pink vines and hibuscus combined with ferns were used in decorating the rooms where the card tables were placed. In the interesting games of bridge played, high score wna made by Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, who was ________ Mrs. John T. Brady returned home ( aw^ rde<r a bo* of P<” dcr Aft* r the KftOTe' tthc hostess served ------where she was the guest of het dnugb- chicken salad, hot rolls and iced tea. Among those Enjoying the cordial Weatlngbouse Lights sad Appliances ter Mrs- Dan U. Wilder. hospitality of Mrs. Bennett were l ______ New-Line of -Fixtures Mrs. Lola Lagotte returned home Mesdames D. C. Marlowe, Howard 123 West First Street Saturday afternoon from Cairo, Ga., Smith, Don Smith, John Smith, F. where she has been, the guest o f -her E. RoumBlat, J. B. Coleman, W. Mor­ ton Thigpen and IUnry Purdon. S A N F O R D N O V E L T Y daughter Mrs. Howard LaGette. E L E C T R I C A L C O N T R A C T O R S j Saturday afternoon from Jaekaonville WORKS V. C. CO LLER , Prop- , NEWS OF TH E TALLAH ASSEE COLLEGE GIRLS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kay and daughter, and Mrs. Arthur D. Kay returned home on Sunday after the summer spent at Daytona Beach. \ ----------------- A delightful social event of Tuesday evening in Tallahassee, was a buffet W ork Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Scoggins and supper and “ shower” given for Miss family returned home Saturday from Barbara Knight of Tampa by mem­ CONTRACTOR and B U IL D E R Henderaovitlo and other places in bers o f the Gamma Chapter, Chi Ome­ ga Sorority, o f the Florida State Col517 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla, North Carolina where they spent the at Mrs. Dodd’s cozy summer. tea room In that city. - , . .quite a number o f Mr. and Mrs. George Wieland and B. W . H E R N D O N of this sorority in draghter M*vy and Mr. and Mrs. G» A- Rauleraoa leave today for Miami Tallahassee at the time, this cou *—• other -*L-----places *---- o f interest ---- * on - the “ --Hn honor of <km of their most po| and IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y members, proved one of the la F.aat^Coaat. and most enjoyable affairs of * Miss • Margaret Wight returned kind in the history ,of the cotlege, al­ home Friday after attending the girls though there was a tinge o f sadness a O. Shinholger camp at Junaluska, N. C., she spent due to the fact that Miss Knight will some Urns with her aunt, Mrs. Frank not be a student af the college this Contractor and Builder year. Winthrop in Jacksonville. Among those present were: Miss Barbara Knight, honor guest, Misses Mr. and MrsRobert E. Herndon BANFORD -:FLORIDA had baby returned borne yesterday Mary Wallace Lorabright, Martha from Jacksonville where they spent Nelson, ’ Emily Laras, Mary Louise SCHOOL b o o k s a n d Dickinson, Katherine Broaddus, Mar­ L S U P P L IE S W I L L HE lon Reed, Ellen Hobbe, Mary Weedon, FO R C A SH ONLY! Elizabeth "Copp, o f Tampa; Misses B D O N O T A fflfrU frT O Mir. and M i* Delahay have sailed Ells Wllllamf, Bertha Snyder, Cather­ IB THEM .— M O B LE Y ’S » ___V s- - X ---------___________________ _____ L ______ ine Bettis and Prudence Room, of 158-9* Jacksonville, Misses ...orm«\ Griffin General Shop and Mill I . - /Bank o f Sanford, will grow bi*. g e r and better as you persistently ad d to it from Week to week u you nave no accou n t here, it will be to your a d v a n ta g e to aocept the facilities it offers. V * ! w P E N N S Y L V A N I A A U T O TUBE 'Ton-tested/’ with each Vacuum Cup tiro, coni or fib limited period only. Prices lowest in his<or Tube i tional saving. _ Buy now. Phone 481-X 105 Palmetto Ai im u u a m u u u in in iiB u iiiiu iH i SANFORD MAID BREAD AND Ri THE BEST One of the delights of home la tempting, deliciout mulx, Mmft the beat bread R O U T H BAKERS Next to Princess Theatre h* SOCIETY Mrs. G. F Mauldin of Washington. ** Mrs. Walter Gwynn Fox entertain­ ^ D. C . is tht> charming guest of Mrs. ed the candidates for the Junior A. P. Connally at her home on Mag­ W e ll D>e For You “ W E DELIVER THE account interest-bearinp that you maintain in /the Peoples ■ On account of work^nd painting on the Pariah House, the Card Party to have been gifon Wednesday evening EDITOR HAD KEY by the members of the S t Anges TO CITY BASTILB Guild, has been postponed until fur­ AND WAS WANTED ther notice. _____ Miss Mary Mahoney has returned Miss Ida Gray one of the High home after spending several weeks School teachers who has been spend­ LAW YER with relatives in Palatka. ing the summer in Illinois arrived General Practice in State and Federal Friday, Mlssess Sara,and Gcranline Office: Courta . Phones Miss LaClalre Jones returned home Muriel also arrived Friday from Court House 143-295-W Saturday from Asheville N. C., Jacksonville where they spent «om« ijVrX;__ . where1she spent several weeks. time with their mother. » Ryes Examined Glaasea Designed Mr- and Mia. Burton Boyers and Mrs. Roy Chittenden returned home H enry McLaulin, Jr., Friday evening from New York where Master Walter White of Jacksonville, were visitors yesterday of Mr. and she has been visiting relatives. O p t D. Mrs. B. J. Starling at their home on Optician-Optometrist Magnolia ave. They were In the city Mr. Ernest Krupp has returned W l Bast First Street Sanford, FIs, from a delightful flip to New Ydrk n few months ago, but were surprised City, while there visiting relatives. at the recent building progress Examined Glasses Fitted -------Er< PLA TT-PniLLIPS TOM M OORE !,is the attractive ?*'"*,n rwtuac guestA'b*">' George Edward Phillips of San­ of her OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN 1#isler Mm. W. C. Hill, on Fourth St. ford and Miss Ruby Platt of thif city obtained a marriage license yester­ Opposite Postoffice Sanford, Fla.. -------day at Judge Frank Smith’s office _ _ _ _ _ ^ Mr. and 3frs. DeCottes have re-1 in the county courthouse. The date E L T O N J. M O U G H T O N home fro? New York whcre of the wedding was not learned t -The Moire fo r Your D ollar These are, times, when the buying.power of every dollar should be stretched to the lim it THE MODERN WOMAN Reads all the advertisements in her home paper.. It is her directory and keeps her informed at ju s t what stores she can find the particular articles which she needs for herself apd family and where they are being offered at prices that will allow her to make the most*of the family income. She knows that the best paper is the one tHat carries the best and the most adverising. t She also knows'that • • i . ’ \ * * W-1 y 1 THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS Are the ones who advertise and tell her what they have for Her particular needs. Successful And dependable merchants are the ones who believe in advertising. For pboof of this look through the’columns of any good news­ paper. Mr. Merchant, reach your customers by advertising. Mrs. Housewife is reading the advertisements and she expects you to teH her when your \ e bargains which will save her money. ^ You can reach practically through the housewife in this city and community . . 9 �\ T HERALD ^O ND AY. OCTOBER , , T Y COnB IS HOLDING THHEE STICK MARK8 • OF MAJOR LEAGUES -VTT . •. ' - >>•. '. 19 . >. ■ open letter and the d Items bas- f c .fc M h h l l M N A cd thereon; and, Be It further resolved, that the pub­ lishers of said newspapers and per­ iodicals be Invited to attend a meeting of the Florida State Gome and Fish Association to bo held at Lakeland, Florida, at two o’clock in the after­ noon on the 10th day of October, 1023, and, Bo it further resolved, that a copy WEEK OF OCT. 2ND TO 7TII of these resolutions bo scot to the Monday newspapers and periodicals of the 8 p. nt.—Regular meeting of Busi­ state. ness Womon’a Club In First National Dated this 25th day of September, Bank Building. 1022. , 8 p. m.— Drill of Medical Corps of Hillsborough County Game and Fish the Florida National Guard at the Jhrotectivo Association, by R. E. L ? Court House. Chancey, President. Attest: D, 8 p. m.—Rcguar meeting I. O. O. F. Farnsworth, Secretary. at Masonic Hal). 8 p. m.—Regular mooting of ShrlnNine hundred shoe factory workers ers at Valdez Hotel. ♦ have struck In Massachusetts. And Tuesday tho barefoot season waning. |Dr T t * A M O th lN I P r o a ) DETROIT, Oct 2.—Thrce major league batting records were tied by Ty Cobb, in the season that closed yesterday. The Georgian hns h it 300 or bettor for seventeen years, equal­ ling tho record of Hons Wagner, boa 200 or moro safeties to his crodit In eight seasons and has batted .400 or better In three seasons. His single at Cleveland yesterday, assured him of a tie for the ,400 per cent record, the hit making his aver­ age for this season slightly above that mark. The feat ties the record of Jess TWO KILLED IN A ' Burkett Burkett, however, set the BATTLE WITH POLICE three records before the foul strike rule became effective. ( S ) Tfce A a .o cla trS P re s s ) ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 30.— moonshiners, an unidentified man of Sporting Page g5 and a barefooted boy of 13, were killed in a pitched battle staged with­ W ill Be Feature in a -few blocks of the heart of the ‘of Daily Herald city tonight, when fire was opened an Valdez Hotel. This is a special meet­ tlie county sheriff, a deputy and two ing. 8 p. m.~Band rehearsal, Sanford Charlie Britt Haa Agreed to Take Tl city poI feti officers who wore acting Ladies' Hand at Court House. ' Work and Will Give the Readers on a tip that a consignment of 111|* . a Page of Good Dope Wednesday . . cit liquor would be brought as'a part 12:15 noon— Weekly luncheon of of a fcgular weekly ahlpmont, de­ tho Klwanis Club nt tho Valdes Hotel. The sporting page will now taka its livered every Friday night. 8 p. m.— Business mooting of tho rightful place in tho D aiV Herald as Late tonight polico declared that Charlie Britt has agreed to look after threo persons had identified the Woman’s Club at Club building. Sausa ead Cheese jv e rw u rst nkfurters einierwurst Knack w u r s t H a m b u rg e r, M eat French M eat Cheese Capered Salami this department for tho Herald- and Charlia needs no introduction to the people of Sanford or of Florida fo r his Diamond Dust in the years gone by has pleased thousands of readers. Charlie really missed his calling when ho setiod down to prosaic business in­ stead of writing for newspapers.' He has the g ift of writing sports and ho has contributed some good stuff for the Herald from time to time. It gives us great pleasure to announce that he will hnvc full charge of the sporting page of the Daily Herald from this time forward nod expects to have nil the local sports of football nnd basket ball and bowling and ten­ nis nnd golf nnd everything. He will also have all the world sports nnd keep up with athletics and Hporting events everywhere making the Sports Page of tho Daily Herald one of tho best in the state Send your stuff into tho Herald In care of the "sporting spneo and editor” and it will read due recognition nt all times. This is one of the many now features of tho hig Dnily Herald that will soon be is­ sued from a now proas and will be twice ns lnrgo and bettor than it hns been in many ways. Watch tho Dnily Herald and if you are one of tho two people that are not now taking tho Dnily Herald get buBy nt once. The big league games break next Wednes­ day and you will want to keep up with all of it as well as the locnl sports. Florida State Game and Fish Protective Association Will Meet 3 p. m.—Special meeting of Retail Merchant* Committee of the Chnmbcr of Commerce nt tho Valdez Hotel. 3 p. ni. Weekly shoot of Rod and Gun Club nt Elks' Club House. 8 p. m.—Regular drill, Co. D, Flori­ da Nntionnl Guard qt Court House. Thursday 8 p. m.— Band Rehearsal, Sanford Municipal Hand nt the court houso. GOLF L. J. W O R R E L L J ■ 5 ■ Representing the A. J. Spaulding Co. will be at our Store Tuesday and Wednesday of this week to take measurements for Ladles and Gentle* men for Clubs and togs of alt kinds. Free advice about tbe proper equipment by'this professional. You are cordially Invited to come Into our store and look over the stock of clubs and golf equipment of all kinds and get a slant on the 2 ‘ proper and up-to-date togs, the right Idnd of cluhs, efc. 5 H IL L charge o f this Department - --£=“r * , ghtno fish In ^io state of Florida, could be moro quickly secured, they being two of tho state’s greatest nat­ ural assota; and,' Whereas, said open letter was sent to the various newspapers and periodteals published in the State of Flor­ ida; and, , Whereas, said newspapers not only published said open letter as a news item, but gavo to the cause of game and fish conservation pinch of their editorial space; and, Whereas, this organisation, haa been greatly encouraged and helped there­ by and has received in response to ■aid op<m letter many communications from individuals throughout tho state, of an inspiring nature; and Whereas, this orghnUaUon appre­ ciates the fact that it is through the prose of the state that a quickened « a •* . . J ...LIU conscience and an enlightened public opinion must he built op to^effecUviH Jy secure gamo and fish conservation; . Therefore, bo It resolved by tho Hillsborough County Game and Fish Protective Association, In regular meeting assembled, that we do. hereby express our deep appreciation to all the newspapers an dother periodicals of the State of Florida who have'so generously aided , us thus far in our work by their publication of the said COM PANY W A T C H T H IS S P A C E FO R S O M E T H IN G OF IN T E R E S T IN THE NEXT ISSUE!!!!! We nre the only Drive-In Filling Station equipped with Visible Gas Pumps. Frank Akers Tire Company DEALERS penranro, Patrolman Moody stopped into the center of the road flashlight in hand nnd rdorod the car to stop. Tho mnn at the wheel stepped out on tho running board with n gallon Jug. lie quickly thrust it bnck into the Dance at Lake Mary Casino ear nnd grabbed a high powered r if­ Monday, Wednesday and Friday, le which he aimed at tho officer and Country Club Orchestra. lGl-3tc fired, the bullet tearing the patrol­ WORKING NAMES man’s hat from his head. Moody whipped his revolver from INTO COM BINATIONS a holster, strapped nraund his waist P L A Y OF WORDS and shot the older man through thA (H r T h e A llu r t a lr d I’ r f l l ) thigh. The wounded moonshiner CLE AR W ATE R , Oct. 2.— The fact whizzing by his face, nnd tho patrolf that ninny negroes pronounced “ Dun­ fired again at the officer, the bullet edin” in a manner to resemble “ done whizzinb by his face, and the patrolsating" hns prompted plnys on the mnn shot a second timo, sending his names of the principal cities o f Pin­ mnn to the ground. Tho moonshiner ellas county with somo startling rofired n third time nnd missed nnd lult*. k -1 then fell a victim of the officer’s gun. The most recent wna worked but The boy who was in t^he roar«sent by Jtidgo II. Hlninc Peacock, who o f the automobile is supposed to have usked the Clearwater Sun: “ If you been killed by a stray bullet during dine in St. ^Mrrsburg, eat Tarpon the battle. Five gallons of moonshine and drink Clearwater, will you bo in jugs wns found in tho bullet-rid­ Dunedin when you get to Ij»rgo ?’’ dled car. The nutomobilo wns identi The query of the judge was nnsfied ns one reported stolon from a ■wered promptly by n local citizen constable in Pinellas Park a village who rcplfSrL near here. U. S. Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessories Road Service------------ Phone 447-W FIRST STREET AT ELM AVE.----- SANFORD, FLA P A Y Y O U R S E L F FIRST* We pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts Hustle has made more “ Geniuses” » than pll other forces in the world combined. The Calendar Savin g s “ You will lie Dunedin, all right, gbut what will you OzonaT" A t .last'-accounts tho youngsters were attempting to work “ Largo" in­ to n combination, bcm/ig in mind.thf translation of the word as, it is used hy musicians. paves your way to be a “ Genius STRENGTH*- PROGRESS -SERVICE Get A n Abstract Before 'Buying Property ■ BUNNELL, Fla., Sept 30.— The E i A . D O U G L A S S , Pres. oufhoritiea had taken no action to­ night in tho case of Elliott Smoake, S A L E — Bargains 15, who yesterday stabbed and fat­ F O R ally wounded Finn Staniah, 21, dur­ ing a quaret at the school grounds HUDSON SPEEDSTER here, and It was said unless the Stan- 1921 Model, new paint, new Urea, In Ish family filed charges against the Perfect condiUon younger boy, the incident probably was closed. FORD TOURING. 1921, The affair occured daring the noon Good Condition hour. Efnoake and e younger broth­ er of 8t«nlaR were tussling when the OLDS 8, LATE MODEL the Stanlsh lad was hurt In some New Paint, etc. Make fine hire - • way, children who witness ed the af­ fair aaid. The Stanlsh home adjoins INTERNATIO NAL TRUCK the school lot and Finn Stanlsh One and half ton, body cab n'ev walked over to Investigate. Witness­ S i B b thing, late model es said he struck the Smoake lad ______ twice, and yodng Smoake, who hied REO SPEED-WAGON, 1921 in his hand a pocket knife with which l Kvtra Large .Body he to d Wen peeling g/ persimmon, lunged at him with the. weapon. / REPUBLIC TRUCK, 1-TON Stanlsh' was slashed In the left side Late Hodelistake body, etc. and stabbed in the chest He was k 41 *■1 J rushed to a hospital in paytona The above care and trucks are all good where* be died on the operating table valuta and will be aold quickly a* while under the tnfl*fice of an anprices we are asking. acstthotic. >. Dane. a( Lake Mary HARDW ARE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ U M M B r a B K M a M H M a a a g H a a g H i i i » u a a M a a a a M VM n FARMERS— You can got seed bed frame* and irrigation plugs at the Sanford Novelty Work*.' 100-tfc Mayonnaise D ressing T H IN G and are said to be the best In the stale. You want ■to play and* you Want the beat dobs and toga that you can get and you want a professional to --tell you just what you need. Friday AUTHORITIES M AY INGNORE KILLING OF BUNNELL BOY THE The Sanford Country Club nnd Golf Links are nowLready to play 8 p. m.— Evening business dinner of tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce nt tho Valdez Hotel. 8 |>. m Regular meeting Knight Templars at the Masonic Hall. 8 p. pi, Hand concert by the San ford Concert Hand nt Central Pnrk. 1oth to Put Mr, J. II. Lanier, an expert on auto, nui mobile’ timing, generator, atartbr and scientific Ignition work is in charge >ugh County of our olcctricnl nnd battery repair Association (service. Tractor nnd automobile own* >on letter to Iera ure assured genuino “ E X ID E " railing their j Battery and Ignition service nt our :d extinction station Call R AY BROTHERS, inishing sup- Phono 518, ask for Lanier. Sanford, fish o f this Fla. 157-tfc IS i — . R E D U C E D P R IC E S (Delivered) C h a s s- ^is ................ :......... ......... 950.00 ’ , , * ’ _ _ - -t — - - r ~- m y^ j 4-Passenger S p o r t ............... 1325.00 Coupe (Special) ....!.... .................. 1340.00 Coupe (Standard) ....... ... 1610.00 ! Sedan esese«ee»#eeees«M 171ROO JL VX vAvV I ' . In addlUon to nanal Warranty a written guarantee on / performance la given to each purchaser of tho Oakland 8-44. SERVICE O N P R E V IO U S M ODELS A S W E L L A S T H E NEW •’' A , * * d l f a ; , : r f x: . ■ ■ o u fe u n u iiiu ik n i M ARBLE & G R A N IT E WO! � 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>, October 02, 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/36dbe48cf2989228db11501c4389f86b.pdf 647d1a9e3cb894c1baf5c49149c6c616 PDF Text Text •yitueh N F OR -The H t y Sul tH tanlinl 11 K A R T O K T H E W O R T ' 'S \ .\ T O K R . F L O R I D A . '! I !. < l) O R ST V K U K T A B U : S I-1 T IO N Y O CTOH! I M M H E R 162 CARRY r i 'l . l . W IDTH I T PI U I WORLD SHIOI-s VMh I \|,|STS U A V E E V ACU \TK D T HS Nfrj UTRAL I) irdonelles lintl . I ’ nitvd Till-: NEW MOUSE IIOMK HOI OreadnaUgHt Utah Ar­ WJKD MEMBERS OH m s on Ihe ;Sceia* . OttDKIt , The A-»nclnlr«I s I VNTINOI’ LK, Oct. 3.— nllitary matters ; ■will lie ip at a conference of the oil Turkish Nationalist uteri at- Mudanfa today. Beginning with the first World S i n e gatin' tomorow between tin Runt, mill Yanks the Herald will establish tli. i «-t r .h-i-t t . runtor . ;l ■ gim * tlie winter season. This page will mw-i at# th(t* sports m an>i about Sanford ns well us the sports of nationnl importnt.' e. In addition to getting the games during the World Series in iht Sanford Herald, arrangements have been made t" plav the '.■nine over a leased wire, play by play. Tit wires and Ifistrunu t < a ii I be ItirLal.eiT on the third floor •Iff the Ptty ?fnt}•hnff/ffrrg’ rrtfS'itlf the f .n~ .fte invited to attend \ minlil charge will be made to defray the neci miy >n ei .-.et inrnned. but the i lun gS will be very small t oinpnrcd with the t . . . ■»-» will get. It at the City Unit tomorrow, as i. . ih4* «’ *i li «•' rt*mi a full write-up of the gnniu afterwards .• II. raid. (Jet yun extin nftei tin game tomorrow if you are not n regular subscriber. (lly The A«Rt rlnlt il 1'rcaa) .1V C K S O N V IU .r. Oct. 3.—Himdeeds of members of the Loyal Order of Mouse ! I - M • lebrating the i pelting o f ’ ■' •,>! , 11'iino " f • t 111 •• i iik Vli • Ifi STORM NO 1 V\ -Ri-TOPTl’n *4 t a peels of the situation inii.ii] /if a I later inert- UK SECOND s r C C E S S iy ] S T R I 'C U L K F O R P R E M I E R RASE M ALL HONORS .' • TO m WIFRDUSH AND N r tild lo>».i Firmer Hides W ill lie I lie C)ppos Inir P itc h e rs In W li.il P ro m ises to lie W on e Schooner to Claim dcrftil (Janie , llride •• \smi'IntTil |*rrn«| ; i i. . • . - i . i f . i ole | tht ;• te."i hundr >d . * - h et and two Ml t Jobet f t t'l'i.n Iowa arriv Illy Thr l -..ii-lnti-il I’ rraal NEW YORK, Oet. 1— The New York ft i atits niid Yankees, stand­ ' • bearers of the N itinnnl and ' fneriean Longues, were tuned In ewnre-l pitrlt ' ■’ ^ in ihe final ot koit' t ■ .• m for the . t 1 1<• • ■ ,i... i > second ’• fur premier i. Ju. I in-li., the > 1 ,. . |. .in i will ■ '•!* .......... \n v r(T. the. • ui i 'ii i,.| .p the- dull' lo II i’ tiri I rin k l.n .. hofce reieiit trip to b-re he conferred '• i I it hi mal I’ .islia w .ih rct,,r .nm miming totlny's Two important <|Uii i>e discussed today, he i .• demarkatiim of neu .a i lie V uatii » il "I >,'lb s nod at IMiial and . t |hrae-' He i- i • i ait refluent WELLED advance L .. parte' ■ a.In and 8 ! early u ■reach .•him -' ..i tic of '• 1i• mpply with a 1t.i navy s. which . . : light, • , iv.rrow •! tho in- • " T ‘ curry to- • , unncl on- } "i i i the ■ .•'•i' Saturday. v\ take the ' . ihie die* -tptoft . Hud- ‘ ■mi and* lakes, Detroit.' ..I., tv. • ip», at Toronto S f t fuel, and In making « • the St I mv-'tice river -•il' J the allied higl ji'lijissadors, getier ■ i. >at, wna \n.-'.au county' . . a.g .. , • i and battery ■ "t i pub highway uuritv He win released'OXt a It ■ c is i at;e U' 1 f tbo -Mo'll ' to he f, Seime«l will la’ deni r ..lion ! . atle .)*1 t Ita '• su.ti ' •r**lnnelli'i nfi.I at •i iation of Tin,'iev. hold thut Kpinnl de •it by Mr. I'Tatiklin r .'ii he a n ittire th it ' 'v wotild therea' - t "ii to reject the n‘ lie- iare gtev teti ye its ago or le >s. le tue i u <• >;i n, . *n 11. . iid, . t • i, i i s t !■ •, thi i •• has I is ti • . i ii I • . i i • {• .i * i i a '•h..ngos .a the mutila r and attt . live In • .. who Ii had lap • I ..tui. II.'SS ef the buildings ti ‘ ill tr of |;mi', at i u,i, f , .| i .mu ' .'illtl I o|d is l lie m: lit V ti’.tt t>! Isem l<> i t! tllot till* Se. ■rul i , si s of In mole i oinity, wbnlt was divid'd m !>■ involved. .Mr tl.iiis .aid he or MM3 from Orange. It is mi the shores liei'-d that the prnpeity lie returned at of Lake .Monroe and the head of navi hfue and then liuiriietl that it \.is no gallon for the St. Johns river line o f 'longer in the warehupnc! An inguiry1 steamers to .lacksonvillv, the most pic- wi * in-tituted an ! tin result volini tiiresi| ie and romantic river in the tr. MibinttU'd to the gii id jury, at state and the most fiimeil of nil the eo ing to Mr. f’nrn*. river trips, owing to the winding rhar’ fficinls of lh-* depnetm nt estimat niter of the Ht Johns and i!.. r!ih ed i nat "severn1 h uidieJ vases of a tropical growth that adorns its curves soiled' lit|uors wer,' removed illegallyj of allied gar on/f beiitl*. Snrtford is Ihe’eelery city f*o ,i the department's evitlenre inch.', ti. of Thrace, of the Mnte. the lo w 'land on the St. Tie valuation was placed nt upwards Thrace j,y Johns !>eing well adupted to the mis- of 3100,000 by D. T Wright, counsel ing of t*ii» jiitiibut w h' i. lo i . fc ran! I. u. u ..(tv ..| tie 'mesi ndui morn | • luiil.tsl TO- Krowei s These gn.t fte -.'s Vltil t'I ' Ml let s . SI' SS r i g l i l nnnlly thousands of dollars to the H agattisi i . • •. lu i ijle. of tile driiitiuge, are a la .iotlfsd ch f of the dep.-ulm<u hr,icew ithin sight and the fresh invigorating tutor I’ - ‘ lU ° r invent.* rtmn. ..j. army. »'f the celery is restful for tired and Henry C. Amen, mi western line nerves. * tit ailment, • nargiug t allied troops. "Sanford is also the home of •'Hob" unlawfully removed his reposals, it is Holly. * j f» *./• Custody an* <o»i *• ;>r (he j enn Bart> nnH Gcn. of a ncf ncutr#J tone on the Asiatic " r,n* ,on the Iren Puke. • *• ^ j side of the Dardmelles. * Dnrgalns found each day by read­ Wright ing *hn TTsrald Ada. ri'iitil.i In. I t ( i he arrest o f J I'.'.i’ mn case a i. i 1, t tulip, head Of ^ . • fu ei - " f this distriit , stat'il Knowing I'axon would1 •• to ir when , ailed upon tty . i *t i; «•' 1‘etvri placet! a lo g ’ * on si j.ped when. . th, log and Fetora t v.m i i to him. • o' ^ ..ug Faxon "ought t o . ■atikiui. said the plneing of th l . hu.’ iva) ii suited in th. .it hargy and that the a a ^ . . her: resulted from P etw fn having pushed Paxon away from hint ! iien the tatter approached ^nd pro- f t e i i • t th - rending of tho warrant. , I* ,. *\; rr. • for the arrest of Potera.j were obtained hv Paxon. �* ■1 —^ — ____ . ^ _________________ • — BB>9|,3WriP*ri??T*HTrTTT^r|w~trri | — ■. aM raHR »jg i / i 1h f l ; t » i Vv .w .« .. -------- ---------- 1 to »«r | .t 7 i l s ^ ‘ v>- J fg " B |£ ■ a fa? ».* I T ;‘ > 1 V '. t to CLASSIFIED ADS . AMERICAN BANK! to .to LOCALS v* = r — - lian member* in another «chool of the ffllu ir church totalled 186, making the total , U l attendance 1,106.—Tampa Tribune. G ATH E R IN GOTHAM TO WORLD F IN A N C E Um nil it O N I g jj. « TEMPI NEu” Y0R*K*0^**2,— 6orenJth')usand representatives bankers from all j* 1 over the United States, will gather Cl«a*ifted Ad* 5< a line. No to Mr. And Mm. S. 0. Shinholscr and (5 This is clean up week in Sanhere tomorrow at tho opening of'the id t i k n (or loos ( h a U c. to ■children have returned from d two b* ford.- Clean up, paint up, 48th annual meeting of th e American ' ■n f positively no duydfled to week* vncAtion nt Dnytona Beach. and prevent fire*. Ain’t we Bankers Association. * * *'* j •d j charged to sftyon*. C*»h t o ** got fun7 Tho school chil­ Tho. gigantic maehinery necessary1 matt accompany ah order*. ; to , Mrs. J. M. Dawson nnd J. M. Daw­ dren are all happy and so to handle so great a gathering has „ Coast fir * words to a Us* V H son, jr. arrived larit qlght after nro tho oysters. to been under way for month*, with 100 snd r«piiL accordingly. „ •'. » t o spending the summer in Virginia. Ha *5:40 A. M „ OCT. 2, 1922 hotels, 300 locnl bank employe*, and — 4n Ha Maximum ..... .1........... 88 a committee o f 100 prominent bank Blue Monday today even for the "a Minimum a...’.......... .’.__ _ 74 era co-operating. The meeting, is the school children and all of us who have ha Range ’ 76 first to bo held by the a**ocUtion fn F O It S A L E been trying to start another busy HU Barometer ........ .......30.00 New York for 17 years, and in addi­ week. • h* Northeast and part cloudy. • t o Fon 3ALE—1U21 Ford tourlnc car. tion to matters o f a strictly business First $275 take* iL Can be Been at nature, adequate entertainment bas Mr. nnd Mrs. James E. Snyder, of *a to to to to Hodges A McMullen's Barber Shop.— been nrrariged.for the visitors, tnclu- *3 Chuluotn, had as their week end C. C. Wilson. . IGl.tfc ding private fashion shows and shop1 • - .---- — guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Seig from ping tours for women guest*. S U N D A Y HCflOOL’S FOR S A L E — Iiulck 6 roadster, $200. Ocala. Notable among tho speakers who1 A T T E N D A N C E SETS’ •Grow at B. & O. Garage. 160-7tp will place first hand information in ' RECORD IN STA TE Nellie Turner Circle will meet at FOR S ALE — Vety desirable lot on rcgnrd to the financial problems of West F lfst street. Good price for the homo of Mrs. C. W. Steele nt 112 the world, is tho Right Honorable Record for the largest attendance quick sale.— Goo. W. Knight. 168-tfc Laurel avenue Wednesday at 3:30 Reginald McKenna, chairman of the at nny ono Sunday school meeting o f o’clock. London Joint City and Midland Bank ..uny .............................. FOU SALE — Ford Sedan, 1922 Florida church was attained yosengine. $200 .cash balance at and former Chancellor of the British, terday by the First Baptist Church $25 per month. Address “ 1921” Exchequer, Mr. McKenna is known of Tampa, when 1,190 o f tho studonts care of Herald, for particulars. ns one o f the chief figures in Euro- of that institution gathored nt tho Ifi0-3tp the trip in their car nnd having ji f; • . t b ’Sp • • w L. P. MeCULLBR OPENS D R LAC ATTE SE N BRANCH . . TO HIS GROCERY Something long needed In Sanford is a deliepttessen store whore you-can buy cooked things and salads and othor nice things already prepared to eat. ’Ll P. McCuller seeing inch an opening has taken advantage o f It and installed a store o f this kind In. con­ nection with his grocory and now you can buy all of these delicious things to cat ail ready fo r the table. Read his advertisement in this issue and see tho list of good things to eat. B. F. Berryhill will bo in charge o f this dephrtment. • ‘ « ti • 1 3*IJ ‘ B n iie c a t L a k e M a r y Ctu&to M o n d a y , W ed n es d a y an d F r i d i ^ , C o u n try Club O rc h e s tra . lG l- 3 t c C U T TH IS OUT— IT 18 W O RTH . ' M ONEY Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foloy & Co., 2835 Shef­ field Avo., Chicago, III., writing your name and address cioariy. You will rccoile In return a trial packago con­ taining Foley1* Honey and Tar Com­ pound for coughs, cold* and croup; Foloy Kidney Pills for pains in sides and hnc!;; rhoumntism, backache, kid- 8 ):r t i .y - IN “THE IDLE An a ttfii-in. j. ,, tng chi im.-te, • capiihlt- , .,-i NEW S Tomorrow—11,irr> Cj Fox I also -| SntiH I1 iy . f iii[H ii]D iP i[a[i]|N i@ | noy and bladder ailmcnta- u Cathartic Tablets. *a who| " thoroughly clennxing constipation, biliousa,-*,. and sluggish bowels, j where.—Adv. " tr T ? , ^ " ddre981,9 0,1 VietorV theatre building in tho morn?,tr : tfd debta’ rcPorationa, anil ing for tho nnnual promotion day ralS IX T Y TH O USAND STRAW BERRY fine time ______ the ° ,ht’ r Problems that baffle "Eu ly exercises of tho church. ' , Plants from northern Btock, $4.00 Call nt the Hill Hardware Co. to -, r" ft of ' ^)t^^I,nt,ona, Interest. Dr. George Hyman, director o f ex­ per thousand, f. o. b. Lake Monroe, morrow nn.l Wednesday nnd talk with ,n ,‘ V Lan,ont' o f ?•.**• Mor' P «n!‘ibn tor the local cburch and forD ance nl Lake Mary Fla. M. Doyle. . 154-26tp M on d ay. Wednesday andrr the golf expert about your clubs And m" ^ ,reccn#tly n ,nep ‘^cncrn, swretary o f the I’ OR 'S A L E —Splendid apartment equipment. He will be here to scc 1lurnp,l fr,,n> the ^nnncinl confcrenr - Baptist churches o f Floridn, is nuC o u n try Cluli Or<-hex(ra.*» houHe. thirty rooms paying pro ' , hn, yoJ1 KOi tho right tog*. in laris, nnd who his been active in.tthority for (he statement that yesposition. Gate City House, 112 Myr______ ^tud.ng American financial . a ffa ir terdny’s rally is tho largest ever held, in Europe. Mexico nnd China, will For three years the state record tlO-Avonue. 161-tfc j, g Mettinger of Jacksonville was also address the hankers. has Item held by the First Bnptist FORDS, Kulcks, Oldsmobiles, Onk- in tin- city today calling on his ninny Financial problems purely locnl 1 ' hurrh of l akeland, with n high to- i lands. Dodge, Cole 8, Overland. ..Id friends He has been nt Unytoni. Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These Bench the guest of his daughter Mrs. the I'nit.-d States will not be over tal of 1,020 for one meeting. Dr. W, ears are loto models, nnd have boon re- W I. Morgan and his many friends lookcd in the work of tho dejcgale- I Bolin is pitBtor <»f this chtirchc and finished, making them vary desirable here were giving him a warm wol hut heenuse of the intricate relation H C. Stenvens iH superintendent of •‘ hip of our affairs with urnpe, it I the Sunday school. cars to prospective buyers,'and the •<»nie. e\pc. ted that the larger phnse of in 1 prices are right, with easy terms. On May 21, lust, the Main Street tcrnntionu! conditions will i>o the key Baptist Church o f Jncksonvillo re­ nnd 7 passengers.— B. 4 O. Motor Co. i;o l.F EXPERT I I FRF note of the convention work. In th - ported nn attendance nt a Sumlny 209 Park Ave., Sanford. Fin. Distrih‘ T » T \KF MF ES honking and financial circles, the con •> In.o| meeting o f approximately 1,..tors for Hupmobile and Lexington ventiou is 1onsid.’red the most impor cars. “ We carry the parts." " FOR H<H'IPMENT "0 This meeting was held during. taut htivincss eonferenec of the \c«i *he Southern Bnptist convention, ( HO tfe .1 , , Late Model in Excellent Conditnm 1--- that golf has taken sueli a h'.w'ever, and when thg delegates in 1 SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. Sew h->li| on the Sanford people they are I V\ MU K INCOME .'tendance were discounted it was Thigpin. 96-tf.- II \ l.< I- Jo g,-t ( |,( right kind of o r c o r p o r a t io n s '•"in.I that the day’s attendance, in I-OR SAI K Easy tyrm*., tin acres. >11111in.-nt and I hi Hill Hardware FELL OFF IN 1921• hiding all Jacksonville people who flowing well land. In acre, clear.-.!, • . hand'o'g th. \ (< Spaulding XSANFO RD , FLORIDA present, was 936 Pastor of Illy 'I hr tonrlnlrd I'rfM ) at rental U h l) |..w price if *..l.| n..« d will hat. a golf i-X|iert, 'I'.. hurrh is \V I.. C. Hnhon, nnd Distributor** for Iiupmobile nnd Lexingii.n 1 irs W ASH IN O TO N, (let. 2.—Taxubh - A. P. tHinnelly Son118 tfe tli I J W orrell her Tuesday and ''"..m e of 1orp..ration fell o ff h. ’ ho direct..r of expansion is llnrold rttR SAI.I Nett five room house, \\ . di - da\ of tins week to take # I ..'.Oil.ill mono during 1020, necnrdim I ' graham. u,,'l one half acres and, one acre 11 eii-itri - for . 'tihs especially for the to complete internal revenue statis According to I)r. Hyman, the Sun- “ ------------------------ --------- —_________________ ____—tiie.l, sleeping |sir. h and large rooms, ladies arid to show equipment of all tics made pul.lie today hy Com 1 1 1 Is :!l t t ' ! : r L T £ ;:^ O C T O B E R R E C O R D S --N E W S H E E T M l eter) 1onvenienre \ IV Connelly A kinds Coif tog* are very nifty this A total net income o sciisnn Niti.l th.- ladies as well as the sinner Blair h«*hl hy the Baptist churches. Sofl* I is -1ft men w ill want kid. kerhiw-kers, clubs J7,!»«2.00f».nmi was reported by 203, fh the main school nt the rally of ^ ^ I " " t**«'ihi st ati'j h:trn«*> * >"d hag- nn.| cw ivthm g and Mr mttt eorpertions, against whirh inconp •fib ?r.cal church yesterday there wns In.p.iT. . I \| || |f|H..fi Stl.-e I'll'.Jtav.-N <>f $(,.{,...niiiMto and war profits, U 11.!' W II I..- nt th. Hill llurdwar.11:* I2tp •t"i. I*- show \,.n ius(. what you need and excess profits taxes of $988,700, an attendance of 1,057 students. Jtn P I A N O T U N I N G -------- P H O N O G R A P H H I M I’ ttR SAI.I'. Ilt.ii-e of eight to..ills ami to knows f.■r he has had years 1100 were levied as compared with :t ,s* ■ " e-t first s| 1eet, fit, |.«-,| ot 1,\pci icta e in this line It is not It'Htl net ...... me of ?!». II 1,000,000 Re­ roo 111-, Lit. h. 1 .lining an.I --i;tmg i v .- i \ golf , lot. that fits the hands of ported in 1019 hy 209.034 corpora­ 4 r.“ .|il. hath all.I toilet Water ol. the player and this is what hrings tions against which n total tyx of $2,­ S a n fo r d ’s N e w S to re --------IM ione 12 tallied fr..nt firm flowing wejl, suf the expert into the game when it 175,0011,000 was levied. 11. *1 1 1 / I h**ri* wont rot unit |»y \(i0 rornorAfii I. nt for all purposes at all tunes, * OIII.'S t o •sflliriK tin* proper kind of ... J a • L . «. , t«ons in 1920, which reported net Inthereby saving water rent. Sidewalk .luhs. Go to thg Hill III Hardware I I HI I] I t 1Co. .ti. _ „ • iii front of house, all paid for N’ .> -tore Tuesday and Wednesday and ,’0n'“ ° f ^ ’•0ftn-0°0 -‘ "'i over; 830 re in. oniher.iii.-e against ih,.s proper!> St'P Mr W.irrell h.- will rill take the time tuae fr,,m 1 to "(H).OOO. , , I ’ " " f . IIOOIIO. ,<.{...0111111 J.,,1 I m fthou v«»u nn.1 tell yt«u y.-u nl all about " " J . 1 142 7 " " ' to $l,i»p0,000. I Iii* H it ml.i.r ..f . i A.. .. 1 .. 1 #fill­ -11 The mimher of in.l. individuals who ,*r ' ' m .rlv pat in.-nt- of f , on oil U»»If *v|»iipim rit th ft«I\rri*<«• * >1 if" 1'iiir tax returns f.>r tin- cnlen All-In -.- 11., 1 , n « , ,,f ||,-t., ,| ■ ♦It 1- '•nr 10 S to res in G eorgiu -1 ^torc m Kk •I. ii \ear 192(1, w as 7.259JM4, with an I tin 2t. Iggn gat, net income of $2:1.735,000,A M F R K 'A N FO R H U N T ""t'. and a total tax o f $1,075,000,000 which, ns compar'd with 1010, showFOR RF.NT—2 ’large, unfurnished L K G IO N N O T E S rooms. Phone -PCt-W, 618 0„k. iX T m i^ iv r . c ir r . l0'1 " crowth of , ’0,-,7.00() Li tho numO F I N T E R E S T 1ber of retunis filed, nnd an incrense i«i-;u p . -------in the total net income reported of FuR RF.N I 2, .1 „ r 1 nice ftiniishsal Fixer) memher is urgently ieque*t $3,870,000,000, but a decrease of hoiis.-ke.-p.ng r.H.in-, fi*nt ft,mu tias ami 11.lining wat.-r in kit. hen 111 c l I., alien.I the meeting of nil of th“ j 6194Ji00,000 in the total tax. — -------------F ast F iflti street. |i;| -i^p .'..IlltU it lee « that will hlixe charge of the • A runs! tee Day • elubrntion. We >.»» X'- .. • . vir f)|('l n s l FOR R ENI I- irr i-hed tKoin, |01J I ix. inatix Hungs be brought up "A rT O M O Illl.E F O O T ’ o .k ji v.-ii lit PliKin ’s ’ I |i;| at tho. meeting ixut ever)' inemli.r A s NEW \ F El.lt TION FtiR RF.NI tin. i- firm he.l hous,.- . in help as xve xxanl to make thin cele­ keeping r.«.in Ph.-in ;||s \\ bration tInf largest that xve have ever l l l f The Aaanrlntrd 1‘raaa I t. HUJACiO. Oet. 2.— A hrand now ll.l-Mp hn-l mui if .-ill of you members turn ... Bo no there ...... neip nfD‘ction-th(» automobile fo o t-w a * FOR RENT Furnished room, also u put we can dy'lt. and help storage room. I l l Park Avenue. We will meet lit IJdyd'a Shoe S l o t 1H,M’ lo*c'1 Dr- Charles Cro»s In o f S,,n Francisco here to attend tho I5!i-6t)i -and if that Is not large large enough to convention o f the physical therap­ FOR RENT Bedroom B. .li...un ai .,■..i kit.-him ,l" 1'1 lls " ,‘x' Wednesday night, we will eutics It is caused, he declared, by ette, 306 Film Ave l r>9-!a | g.- down t>> the court house and hav. The big Idea is to he tf"' f"'*1 prolonged periods F O i n f f i N ’T T T xvo npartiiiunts, nexv a real meeting. M^ ,urnlor nnd up-to-date; well furnished.— tiler...... id wake up »to the fact that j The Jlesion caused by this strain, you are a Legion member utnd do Cates Apartments. 86-tfc he said, is usually located nt the sec­ , , , , i M.metbing, Don’t W-t our Post here nt ond toe. Sensations of pain occur FOR R E N T -R oom s and kiU-hemitt*. Sanfmi| ,iMe<l wjth lllf. , mn„ - Shirley Apartments opposite po-t |Vs„ , „ u. 1|V(> wjrw Nl,d a. ross the ball of the foot, alternate? ^1CL’ 2/f-tfc ( H4iiii«* p«*p m <»ur i’ffortH to innk*9 lx iticiwiMiig and (In-rensing until it FuR RENT Nicy furnished house- o,,s Post the l.est one in the statu <auses alarm, according to the physi clan. keeping rooms, 311 East Fifth St DON'T FORGET TO HE THERE "I imoiisine foot,” Dr. Cross ndiled, 160 3tp N E XT W EDNESDAY NIGHT. "is something entirely different—be W ANTED mg caused hy insufficient walking.'' CHICAGO, Oct. 2.—Release of all _____ ___ ___________ W ANTED --O ne or two unfurnished it prisoner, bold for .rlol.tlon n( on, | ( -ENT|1A| ,.AB0I1 UNI0N rooms, suitable for bedroom or light tin,.- net. nml rcropnl.ion nf the Iln.NKMANDS I1EMOVAL OF housekeeping rooms. Address "D. C. sinn soviet government were advo­ G." care of Herald office. 152-tfc cated by Senator William E. Bornh of ATTORNEY-GENERAL F o r S a le o r Exchange B . & O . M O T O R CO. ■ n J •»'. '/ • ■ ’ *,■1 % j ’ /v -j m \- ( f f r f k ' I | r • *4*, r ) 0 ti jl # *: J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. ' I'i'fv tft. Ig f If'li f f l i 'l t,; it * y ; a i' ■/' S f- v p feteM -r-r ' i ■/ B&-4IL %,*$ 1 : pM - '? .eS K-1 ( ‘v nMi I ' ' • ,*-■*. The Church well Comp Handbags $2.75 $5.00 Ladies9Silk Hose $1.00 F o il" ItE N l'— F’urnisiied apartments. Iduho today nt what was announced Ferndnle Apnrtmcnts, 306 Flnst 1st us the first of u serfta of meetings S t _____________________________ 157-7tp to be held throughout tho country in ^ A N T E D —Second hand celery boqrda behalf o f the two aims. .and fence postil— W. W. Gibson, K. 1, Richmond Ave. 168-6tp Dance at Lake Mary Caflino jJOTICE—fiunernl enhinet work, fur­ Monday, Wednesday and Friday, niture made to order, ice boxes.—li. Country Club Orchestra. lGl-3tc M. Metcalf, Osceola, F’ ln. 161-Up LOST— Necklace o f pearl beads. Re- dcninnd and no resistance. Most ntward if returned to Mrs. A Kendall, tractive proposition made to hard liox 106. Photje 436-W. 161 -Itp workers. For quick reply address Un­ W A N T E D - A n experienced security derwriter, P. O. iloji 428, Bt. Peters­ \ • 169-3tc salesman to work in SL Petersburg burg, Fla. or Tampa, or cl»cwhere, by under­ P A R TIE S Tntorested in ■Golnnizntifti writer of Gandy Bridge securities. projeet nr an abandoned oil well, Have most attractive proposition for only ono in district, best indications, a pick up. -Address \V. Dimaton, Aus^ tin, Novada. 159-4tp \ *.■ * <JI» The Aasqrlalp* I’ rraat W ASH ING TO N, Ql-l 2.-Resolutions demanding the removal o f A t­ torney General Dnugherty were ad opted today by the Central I-abor Union, nt a meeting at which Hnmcul Gompers, president nf the American Federation o f I^ibor, charged tho at­ torney-general with violating *h.'. law in seeking an Injunction ngn%>st striking railway shopmen. • Support also was pledged in the resolutions in the effort to bring nbout the impcnchment o f Mr. Daugh­ erty, "that the department o f justice mny be purged and purified of an influence whichc has besmirched it and degraded It in the eyes o f rightthing men, and women who know the facta." * ' ’ .v ■ r. rHV i . \ ,i U.’1, w i \ I■ ' 'rrC6T'r-'x At II/ , �♦ m sm * tr - t ; ' *-• PAG E TWO r* ■*.‘ _SI T- *« r- 3-^- V-“ - '.*•.■'f* u THE Sv DAIL'l >AY, ~ = = * = * * = * = * ...................... 5 = celpts” absolutely free o f charge by simply writing the Home Economics Department o f the Calumet Baking Powder Co„ 4100-28 Fillmore Street, Chicago, III. “ Reliable Recipes” contains 76 pages of recipes and other informa­ tion appreciated by every housewife. It is illustrated In colors and will prove quite helpful in preparing thc daily menu, We have also made arrangements with tho Calumet Baking Powder Co. wherboy their Home Economics popnrtment will cheerfully answer all questions pertaining to cooking, kitch­ en equipment, etc. Thero is absolute­ ly no charge for this service. W rite tho Homo Economics Depart­ ment o f tho Calumet Baking Powder Co., 4100-28 Fillmore St., Chicago, Hi. today for a copy o f “ Reliable Re­ ceipts.” _____ ...O Jg1 =--— are awaro o f ita influence and It has suit that thoso who control the inter­ f SANFORD DAILY HERALD ohuined a strung holt! on those in state commerce commission cause* PaMUknl *n* tt afternoon except son power before they recognize the hid- the ban that had been placed upon coa. tfca Hernia DnlMln*. loT ’ ecus head of the old arch enemy. Hut shipments to lie removed. Tho mo* H ifM lU A r t , P u h rS , : the good people o f Florida and o f ov- ment the ban was removed,'tho price THE HERALD PRINTING CO. cry other state are getting together— [of coal came clattering down. Wo ru n ListiK H s * nre beginning to investigate and bought coal at >3.50 a ton and were find out who ia who among their: offered nil we wanted at >2.50 if we U tte r WL J. HOLLY.. f t K n. J. LILLAUD..... ltm l.r r - T r M .a r r r neighbors and thdy are finding out would make a contract for a year. Hut H. a . NEEL....... ...... ticncrnl iinnager who is giving support and aid to the we make no contracts for coal. Phone 118 op to 0.00 I*. M. enemy. Orlando is taking it up and “ Anybody who buys more coal than the Lakeland Star-Telegram has the he needs for thu moment is a fool Airertletnc llotc* Hade Known on Application C li g a r e t t e following about it: and this applies to the householders us LEWIS MHI’P___ Circulation Manager “ A perusal of the Orlando newspA- well ns to manufacturers. People who P h on e S2» - W n ftc r 0 p. m. g fl pers affords interesting reading. Dur- fill their collars in the fall help the Subscription Price la Advance ing recent weeks and months that city brokers to mnintain robber prices. One Year__________ ____________ AtLi “ The mine owners are not to blame ■lx M onths--- — ------ —.......... —■ SJW 1ms been tho scene of nets of lawless­ Delivered In Clip by Carrier for the coal situation. The brokers ness that have occasioned considerable > One Wceh...... .........................M Centa uneasiness among those who stand for are tho rob era and they are financed Tho big 13- lo IS-page M ' _ _ Weekly if iHcrcover* Seminole County good government und tho observance by a group of bankers who participate , }> f aid eatlrelr co and La pabUahe iahed every Friday. Advcr- o f the statutes. A few days ago a in the robbery. I f thoso grafters wore lining mice■ made m known on applica­ — tion. Democratic In politlce. ISAS per meeting of nhout one hundred repre­ cut off, the price o f coal cduld be re­ mar, alwayn la advance. duced 50 per cent without reducing citizens was held at which m MEMIIKU — T IIE ASSOCIATED TRESS sentative some astonishing statements were cither the minora’ wages or tho profits of settling differences, which involves Movie N ight! Lake Mary Ca* The AaeocUted Proas ta exclusively ‘ thousands o f innocent people, bringentitled to ttia use for rapubllcatlon of made bearing on tho situation, iloiled of the coal companies. slno, Wed., Oct. 4th. 162<2tc all news dispatcher credited to It or down to a few words, tho over-preval­ “ I f we had not closed our industries, ng them deprivation and suffering, not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news published ent. trade o f booze running is at the tho price of coal to householders stagnates all all business and blocks herein. bottom of all the trouble. Mayor would hove gone to >25 a ton this thc wheels of prosperity. It is mcroly RESERVATIONS FOR ROOMS at All righto of re-publlcatlon of special. . , , . .. . . Comfort Cottage can now-be made ;--j£ dtapetcliea herein ere also reserved. ■Ilurkworth started something when he winter. It might have gone to >50 u n content of forco against force, in for the winter— tho house opening N o­ I O(fleet HERALD DD1LD1MO. Phoee 14 n!adc the assertion ‘that if the b o - ton. I know n domestic consumer in a which the strongest wins. It belongs vember firs t Address Mrs. M. Mar­ --------------------- — —--------------------- (called Christian people and church [city near Detroit, who was informed to thc middle ages, and in out o f place tin, Highlands, N. C. 150-10t-Tucs !members would i|uit patronizing the b> his coni dealer Inst week that the n modem America. I f we cannot de­ bootleggers in and around Orlando, price of anthracite would lie >26 a vise n bettor, more equitable and just FARM ERS— You can get seed bed Near East question is. brighter —,he trndc wou,d aloP' Uut thnt at* te- ton; Tho CU5tomor w« a required to wny of settling these disputes between -1 ■ ... A_ . . . _ ______ .1 A _ ______I — m n L f i n i l n n A e l i rt f 0 I A . . t/.n » hi... frames and irrigation plugs at the make n deposit o f >10 u ton before the capital ami labor, wo should cense our says papers. Hold the scoundrels o ff ment was tame compared to one made Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc denier would book the order. l>oasting of ouf superior civilization. until after the World’s Series, nny- by a hotel manager who told the meet­ “ 1 do not know how others feel ing he hnd been informed thnt ’every The strike, with all Its evil conse­ how. morning thnt on a long list ptapnred ’about such grafting, but I will not quences to so many innocent peoplo, Strout Farm Agency, 1IS Magnolia -----------o Avenue: A pick up for someone, Some fellow writing in Tampa hy onp o f the leadi"K l>nuor dealers stand for it. 1 would have kept our must be abolished, and tho wny to d l nhout 36 acres heavy black loam, all Times sighs for Florida “ as tho north ncftr thc city l)t hla P«trons, there plants closed 10 years if necessary to it is to provide a remedy for thc caus­ in tillage, perfectly ditched and drain­ break this artificial coni shortage. I es whirl) produce it. Thero are, or wind blows.” Well, old sport, th ey!were deluded u number of Oriando’s ed. This dirt would fertilize celery are not exactly blowing in Florida, as ^ “ ding business and professional men «m fighting for a principle. Wo could should be, enough men of fair minds this [avenue soil., Good fivo room house, 2 and among them one minister. have paid $3 or > ■ ! a ton more for Coal and sufficient intelligence In yet. “ Ilf course the statement brought perhaps, without adding more than 50 country to form n commission or barns and a number of other out- Thsy are GOOD! Hgai#. - lib m m it * ! M In an nrticle written by an Americ#n wompn the “ Turks nre Chnrgcd W ith the Torture of Christians." Im possible. The dear old Turks would not do nnything of thnt sort. Arn't we sending them money nnd food. Ih W r S' it k*'; a l :t e i ; 'M t-j: .m • . <• h ’j i : • !i„ i ’ 1. ti V.*h V? i l;4l - ■ iih : , " hi [i. 4|l 5 . fa* k i i \ i • Jk\ 1 »V»> J : it i v; : k .1< t 1 :‘. Y ;> m u l i t ‘ i 1' ' • ’ J. ••• -’ ll • --------- o-------- Another big fraud discovered in thc prohibition forces. Officers withdrew stored whiskey for their own use. This contraband whiskey sure does have a powerful influence over people who would otherwise be him rt storm of protest and no end of argument but thc man who made the statement, stood his ground. Orlando is probably no worse than almost any (>lher community of like size blit that does not excuse tho situation nor make less urgent thc need for combatting this and similar evils. It is 'be people themselves who are to blame. I here cannot he any widespread moral lapse without tin* wilful if those interested, Some common times we nre led to think that too it'u rn ii-mph.i-oin im a si tench is being placed on the icings of wh.lt I- supposed to |>e a "midi minority but some how or other lie's, delligs ate magnified to sin h an < stent that the good tilings done in ev my day life are overshadowed. Tin iitnialy would seem to lie in the crea tmti of the proper moral atniosphgrt in the homes If parent' ate lav ale nidiif, lent the inn vest must ini'vitub lj b« a i.e.v gelter at |..|| w ... iteOa sen*,, I- Hunted and perverted Th in \t li.if 11 or, ii year- will make a gn at dlffeiete v in the futute weifate • t tbi' eoonttv Right mm s the tone loi 'tressing tile worth wlnli things of [ile ill out hoots, mu lodges, iiir i Uih.s, mu* churches and Sunday Schools nnd of course m the homes.’' cents to the cost of a tar, but if we bad paid the graft, the people would have been plundered o f millions. Thero is no use of our paying high wages to our men if profiteers arc to tako it awny from them the noxt moment. IVe closed our plants to protect tho public. The public welfare was tho only consideration that moved me " ’hen I decided I shut down."— Tnmpa Tunes board in which all tho people might linve confidence, to adjust, without stopping production, all those disputes which are certain to arise between the managers of industries niul their employes. It is certainly worth try­ ing. Tampa Times. ----- ----------- o---------<»< ToiiK it HAS ITS CuMj’ ENSATIONS buildings, poultry houses, etc., all in usuublc condition. 30 minutes drive to Sanford. Price >2,000. >800 cash, bal­ ance to suit. Let me show you n patch of cane growing on this place. 162-tfc i t •p WS,j , rs t, Mr. J, H« Lanier,/nr, on | mobile timing, g e i} rM„ r m scientific Ignition j work )s , ^ ; o f our electrical *,„! i, * service.. Tractor a/,d aotomeZ,” ers are assured ti„# ....-**1 Battery and Igniti..,, ...rvj , ID* ) station. Cali jtAV Phono 548, ask f^r t ' 1,1 l'f Sm^ Fla. ‘ W-tfc! It has been bretEM1".,, ,h Of tho Uoard of cTumJ V’ that eorUtn p e r " mml the highways In th.i- ni!tv , Ing loads of traahi tt ^ ^ « OUSly upon Mid htlghUi,, t P!T of Bomlnols CounA t, ,. yh* * by tho Board of k.'oiiniy to strictly snforck) General Statutes. AvM.), dameanor p u n i s h ) , » » or by fins of llfoo un. ;.r ^imct In any m^nne,. „ This notice la .belnir nul.ii.k., . Information of ifho pu\,n,ths Board of Coy i'ii v i*#■,im,. i Da.sd this D. llll. W-I-1B-M D-12-lt-ZS C t »il YOUR TEETH AND GUMS '; May bo the cause of m:.ny nilruentA Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Kyr irouyT.: Rheumatism, Cuncer, loss „f app^J? despondency, and etc. Dally use of "RIGGS" a modm dentifrice with their medicated flog will prevent Pyorrhea, correct idf conditions o f the mouth Try today “ RIGGS’ THE Ngf D A Y D ENTIFRICE. Your druggt4; is instructed to refund v, ir memrj (f you do not got imniedi. v u iief your mouth troubles i ■ , tiring timony of dentisla and n.. public vh hnvo regained and saf, guarded t ^ ’j health with this wojuboful prepu*. tion. Ask your druggist. USE “RIGGS” M o v ie N ig h t ! L a k e M a r y C a ­ sino. W ed., O ct. 4th. lG2-2tc Fri-Tucs-Thur ■ B a k in g P o w d e 0, 1 i-t is with us once again. We. appi. 'i tile dying days of the year a. pat t ■' shall h(*oii lie casting up o __ the "unts, m the efforts to strike CAM Tampa's pajr,d| was the fourth In I here have een many disputes be a I'.. *i>i i4^>bat shall, at least, have the smith during the year of HM'.I sa> i tween tadi'Ue managers and their ,ls II, •.\ fail,inlile aspects nH possible, tiie Tamp.i Tina Well, that is employes in late years. The United I loll* loss, like nil the years that something of winch we can all be States conitiiissioiier of labor baa stud- ha vi '■hi' before it down the corriIt determines failure or suc­ proud Tampa's p.iyioll is a large i d tiie history of railway strikes, dors •f time, humanity began this cess in baking, m ore op, and it ha been ■making fampa from IHS! to 111115, and gives out the \on i ' ' ' wnth high hopes und great great f' r many \>nrI, Rowing information, which gives a mb than any other ingredientns The sears thnt had been h — ground fur serious thought, if nothing t. ft . tiie most horrible of all wars, If you do not always have (file lit (be (,lle.->t sports alld 0)10 more In that comparatively short wi ri healing, and the world was satisfactory bakings,change of the liealt)l;C't [, Its ' to get up Iu riod, which no more than covers the . live with h"pe and uinbitioii for thu to Calumet for just one trial. early tn the inor nine at I go iuit to future There have been disappoint duration of a laboring man's active the gulf nek' .jlid play 1 round take meats, maqy of them, political <lis 1 rvice, there have been aillt strikes It Is pure: containing only a cnM - Iniw, i b. 11 olid t ll"ll lo* ,lk •u the railrodns alone. Of course ;ijipoirtl’iji (its, but we have lived such ingredients as h.uo fast mol down to c, - i k Oh tioy, It tiiero hn\e been many others m no through other disappointment# in the been officially approved by i« ihere with the goods Hint it w hat prist ages, ami we shall weather way connected with the railway' al e the fellows whi trying it say, U. S. Food Authorities. * strikes in tl coal and textile indus- these. Entire pence hns not come to a tries, and in many other branches of W ithin the Calumet factor­ Hid. Molly hii' . oiisertid to meet iu industry and manufacturing Prubab- war weary world, and even now the ie s — the largest acd i it Gt , - _ on tin link at ■i,f -id. and from the IH »u n mi> |t(-: \ | in R i u \| Mlc laillniid strikes form but a war cloud" hang heavy and threaten sanitary on earth-hund reds f e . ,;' ' • ' 3> , way In spoke, lie is confident of n 'mail proportion of the great agger ittg over I bi' east, hut the very fact I’ l t o n i k Er s n ff Q lfilin r i lu n r b n t- o c!.;d d :n -m victory V\ •)’ , 'le i. is nothing like o skilled w orkers i !•’ " f ih.,'.. mterr 11•1 1ons to nidus ■fiat the grea* nation- of the earth being 1 optimist lb "iter .‘still e e \Imu■>•ed titii( 'noil of war is a white are busily engaged in (- o n,i ,i i .k, "'••I to . , Go ...... of 1 1 v and | r1is per 11 y fume on. Itasile \nd we will lake I'M'during Lie baking powder • ■• n it ' * reds in '.■< or ing ' ),.- guaranty "f- i t. n t tliit thero will ■•no • ',]|>[, .,f • ,.i n lemon and make on orange out of be no war at present. tillr.t ia used b y m illion s. in * essiti y f"l the iiealing of oui • ds a mi. d at. <an lie <al led ■omj let, it right on tiie greens. But wait till ’ Business has not revived with the Human hands never touch i t bones in winter, that we republish. ly successful. If long continued, it til after the World’# Serious.” Its sale is 2% times as much as the words of Henry Ford below. We meaiiH loss of. wages to the strikers, rapidity and completeness thnt we ----- othat o f any Other brand. Pure in bad hoped for, but the skies are eoui I get along very well, thanks to which sometimes amount to large The greatest thing in life is to l>« the making—pure in the baking. brightening in all directions, and "ur balmy • lunate, if the mining of -ums: stoppage (,f production, and an happy and to In kiml hearted and tu there ii much of encouragement and -ft top allogethei \' U.il ease of ill feeling between man A pound can o f Calumet con­ |ia.ss up the dark spots and let the Sa­ i■i.d good putt of the and men, winch js something to hopefulness tit the near future tain* full 10 ounces. Some blessed sunshine unto y > j soul every le re has been »,.oil In us. and ha# .nt I'll tin pot' III" and if We d<> "-gliHed. -4 baking powders come In 12 day (he, if we so wished what a : ewarded tile iitilu-li v of the farmers oxmee instead o f 16 ounce 1 RHe i-xtra beat for a few days D it i- ac omoaiued by luwle'-i ■ grouch We , nuld I* with all the pet w till bounteous crops 7’bnr bunts tb cans . Be sure yoa get a • ■’ • ■ ■* t • i : *la ue.it t,\ 1bi ,t age or dost r a t ion ,.f pr, i , •• ty worries and troubles that beset the b e s t UT T K it >t.i| granaries ale filled iilul overflow pound when yoa Want it. a inI I lie g at he i ing ,,f a lew 1 ’ •1 h " r■(, i at t",, niau> i •m path of an ediloi every day It pays eg with tlleir wintered harvests; tg ht v iled rod k'"|s will furiiish all the ,’ ****h 1,1 their rest-ntoi' nt at la- , to look on the bright side even if fuel that i' needed d< prised of what they believe t., i„, [’e Inlet' troubles iiiivu been settled, you have the dengue fever liitd the men are working at their nr Of nurse our factories need coal ,be|r just rights, will sometime' be ---------- o----------iiHtomeil tasks. Tltere will he enough This ia fire prevention week, clean for the production of heat, light nnil,'“ mt‘ desperate rind resort to desper to eat and t" wear in America, with up and paint up weeR in Sanford. p" wi‘r Wo hnv* l,ot >'1'1 reached that " U whi*’h condemn a surplus for the hungry and suffer­ Let is observe them to the letter. ' v,,or‘' we sh,‘ " drnw *ho8e uniU,L‘,r annor niomciiU— it is infinite ing ones of the old world. Most of us can |irevent fires and vernal necessities from the exhaust D worse. It affords an opportunity And October itself brings its com­ •f nature, but eventually "(fitutor# of all'sorts, who delight clean up, not all of can paint up un SH pensations. Its crisp, pure air brings til we get the money. But we can * hnl1" ' « ’,l’aa» ‘'ss. to counsel ami pro welcome relief from thc enervating hnvo thc spirit nnd do thc work later., lS<) dld bord need coal to keep ‘LHord.-r. and they do not fail to heats of sumnifr. It inspires the And every week ought to he fire pre ,lis fui tor" ‘^ rtirtnlng to their t,lkc n<»vaiitage of it. They join the man in thc country with new energy t — 1110 vention, clean up and -paint up week. f,tl1 <'«I’ '“ ’ity. tons and tons, even rnnk* “ f tht! strikers, and many times, and greater ambitions, anti quickens It is good stuff, Try it on your trninlonds of it. But when he went no ‘ biubt, nre resimnsihlc for much of the steps of the mnn whose life is into the market to buy he found the t*’ ° biw-hrenking for which the strikpiano. spent_ in the city streets. It paints profiteers in full control. Me could ''rN rompelled to accept the appro the forests of the northlnnd in gorg Tho Herald taks objection to ail hl,v« plenty of coni—on their terms. ;1,r,um’ eous colors such an no artist ever But aside from all this it is it fne» . . . . the talk about our detours in Semirpfused to be held up. Then he , „ , . . . ’ Im l dared to put on canvas. It brings a large proportion of strike# re- I . ct ■i ■»! > . uolo county. They nro detours nil right sh,,t UP factories and gavo that . .. ... , ,, ’ . ri to Florida premonitions of greater nnd everyone knows that detours 100000 n'*‘ n or *** n vacation, while suit in failure. The figures of the crowds than hnve ever visited our In wot wenther nro bad in nny county ho went down to Uie coal regions nnd commissioner of labor prove this be­ Mnto before, nnd that means greater in any state in tho union. But every took a look nrbund. «md the denier# yond all doubt. Of tho 506 strikes in­ profits for all our people. Our pros­ s time you make a detour you should held on to their coal. It paid. Let vestigated nnd classified since 1881 pects for a great output of citrus demands that you S A V E M ONEY truisj. t" only 13.68 per cent can be called suc­ remember thnt it menns better roads him tell thc story: fruits have never been excelled .Our cessful; 10.56 per cent wore called "W e bought coal from tho brokers” nnd you should be willing to take truckers are busy with thoir fields live on when your income stops! some o f thc bitter with thc sweet he #ald, "fo r >2 n ton less than they partly successful, while 75.78 per cent nnd seed beds, preparing for a record The roads would never be fixed with­ paid for it, nnd could hnvo bought it were failures. I f the total in wages, crop of winter vegetables new crops Start your first S E L F PROTECTION dol­ for less if we hnd cared to jnm them." unemployment, stoppage of produc­ and new methods o f cultivation, and out detours. "There is no shortage o f cool," #nld tion and dcstructiqn of property, could transplanting old. crops U> new loca­ ----------- o----------lars working now, by depositing them at " l|1 Ford. "N or has there been. • On the be summed up, the balance against ths tions. In short wo nre learning how T IM E FOR A CRUSAD E Savings Department at 4 per cent in terest. -------contrary, there is enough coal nbove strtko would be much greater. Thc in­ to utilize thc advantages with which According to the peoplo who hnvo ground to last thc country n year, vestigation cover# only the most not- nature has so bountifully endowed us. The more dollars you set working the nu»re been investigating thc selling of liquor with economy. Coni brokers simply nble strikes, and docs not include the Our schools and colleges are filled nnd the jnzt-booze pnrtic# nnd other engineered n squeeze in nn attempt recent ones o f the railway shopmen to capacity, which is nn insurance of SELF PROTECTION you have. latter day vices it is time for thc good to plunder the eountry. There was so, and the coal miners, but it goes far tin active and intelligent citizenry in tr people of every community to get to much coal nlmve ground that in order enough to prove that the strike is noire the future. . gethcr and start n crusude ngninst tn prevent competitors from battering° ^ t’n ,l Ltdure than n success, Tukinc all these things into consid­ vice in every form. And vice «otv ilutvii prices, the conspirators obtain- have brought vividly to the minds of eration, the question inevitable comes adnys does not mean the exposed vico ed nn order from the interstate coinThe recent coni nnd rail strikes up, why should we worry? Of former days when everyone know mnrcc commission thnt restricted tho tho people the prospects of coming — Tampa Times, where it wa# und what it was. V ice, shipment of coal to automobile indus- cold nnd hunger, if they were denied » -----------o----------now travels under cover und is hardly trie# on the ground thnt such indtis- fuel and transportation much longer. FREE FOR OUR READERS They have created a tremendous op­ over exposed until it is too late nnd tries were ‘ nop essential.’ A CO M M U N ITY flU ILD E R “ As soon ns we closed our plants, position to the strike us a means of gome o f our boys nnd girls have gone Wo have made arrangements where­ wrong. Vico now is o f tho gilded type public sentiment began'to concentrate settling disputes between operators by overy housewife who reads this paF. P. F0R 8TH 9, President *#= . " B. F. WH1TNBB, =V-^ that creeps into a community ere we upon tho coal situation with the ro- nnd their men. It is an archaic way per can obtain a copy of “ Rellnble Re■ n i i a i m i u i H R i u u i m a i u M U i H a H i » llllM l,,> t h e -: h e s r u \v t o S I It IK K.S \ h o l is m that’s the big thSii& successful CALUMET jYiio Economy B / i k H B l 3 POW DER Self Protection 2 \First National Bai v ■i 4i ./,y .i '' , w �if * _____. ~ ________ ■ w . f :■ ,.\V a?=se ERATO 'r e c o i TlmlnO R t #«yoo<l r OCTO a— = = * = iWr a r 77. « m‘ • \ 7 • ' •* _ _ c _ _ ' ‘ * *’ - '__________________ • ■ ■ iia iu g H iH u iiia »B B ia iB a B B ia a ia iia a B iB ^ t ii{ia H a > i WANT TH RIllE^8 Is T * la « * f W ild” Adventure 8romln0ly Only Interest tha Middle-Aged . Man of Today. * of iJonua'leglalation makes .easier the tSHORES OF LAR K MO-VHOK." problem o f the men d W * 'DKCUVIUNG THIS TO BR A N F a res G reatly Reduced with the ^ovcrnroeht’B finances,' EM ERGENdV MEASURE NECES­ J A C K S O N V IL L E TO it doc* not offer a full solution SAR Y FOR TH E PRESERVATION 0 ortnri'lctl,,S . :^ t e % a t a p i j y » 5 •this problem by any means! It ^ NEW YORK AND RETURN , Pi*Mr 111*' : ” '■ tL OF PUBLIC PROPERTY AND ) -* C* 't .* -f Si BV, T” Vother, old-time terrors of the pratrlea Dn,m m « enable Andrew \y. Mellon, secret! S A FE TY, TO T A K E EFFECT IM ­ Including Meals and Stateroom Accommodations. For (wo 1*01iif M*tItoro Interest the youth o f the rising genera­ m of the treasury, to go forward w M E D IA TE LY UPON ITS F IN A L the Better Staterooms an .additional charge Is made, action. observes the New York World. togrtlirr It I- nX« a financial program which he hfc* PASSAGE AND ADOPTION. S cording to sixe, location, etc Suites, some with double beds This hnYbecn demonstrated since the umpire to “"T which collection of Beadle's dime novels was workod out. Tho first item in this BE IT ENACTED BY TH E PEOPLE ■ tana Bath, other with twin beds and bath; also rooms With co two men arc M placed In the public library. It had program demands a further reduc­ lU[l In declared a OF THE C ITY *OF SANFORD, ■ connecting privatfe lavatory facilities may be had.' ,f1 tit-* i "* priilialil; <me^ b^eit expected tbal'thore would be a tion in expenditures. FLORIDA: u ntkh or ydoof people to see the old jrtion In front o f'* " The message of President Harding SECTION 1.—That Section 183 ofj minute thrinens. and at leaet one socloty that vetoing the bonus bill did not g 6 into Is unable 1,1 W**0 *® r.rf! n Chapter 8, of the Revised Ordinances taltWtijfcri Itself tlie care and supervb details nnd, thnrfore did not tell ^hi Tickets on sale until September 80th, good returning from of the City of Sanford, Florida', 1013, ■ ■ f i m •ion o f public morals was moved td , clerk In to ba .wtfole story of the govemment'’ i fin- establishing the fire limits of the City New York as late as October 81st. Through tickets on sale post. nod a* the flee lit protest against debauching the hbclaVsituation. The'prestdfent refer­ of Sanford, Florida, be amended in tq principal Eastern resorts. "* «lll be photogra mind o f youth. However, In the moattl cuuiern. which t* In Which these book* have been on red to the fact thnt dbngress haa mads Kb far ns the Enstem Houndnry o f the Sailings E v e ry M onday, Thursday and Saturto tlic hunilrtath •how, lesa than 10 per cent of the rlrfi provision for tho expenditure dating fire limits lying north o f Union Ave­ 11 the winner bf JJJJ *}M beetl upder the age o f sir- th e 'jW ie n f fiscal ydar o f 1656,000,- nue in tho C ity'of Sknford, Florida, is y day a t 2 P. 1VJL 000 in’ excess of probable government one eighth ot *a concerned, nnd declaring the Eastern nearest competitor A p a c h e .......... A u gu st 7,17,26; Sept. 4,14,23 Attendants keep a tally, and during receipts. Boundnry of the fire limits lying north |note the fort, the time the Handle books have been lie might have gone farther and Comanche ... A u gu st 10,19, 28; Sept. 7, 16, 25 rtniem will he displayed tli^re harp been 1.42J per- pointed out that thc estimates for 6 r t/nion Avenue in the City of San­ ford, Florida, to bo ns follows: iiljr on 1th’ bloA •one lh to see them. While the tally M M ohawk ... A u gu st 3,12, 21; 31; Sept. 9,18,28 the ni/t fist#I y|ir, as thoji now '‘ Beginning at thc intersection of ■ to ages is not kept.'1It la the cousensui sod o'v**•• mirror r$i siandi’ are is n>urid number “ T<70,L e n a p e .......A u g u s ts , 14,24; Sept. 2,11,21,30 of the rnee,•!' DoUP o f ktlendnrita thkt hhhlly more' than the West line of Cypress Ave. with 000,000 excess of possible receipts. krl Will be set working 100 have Keen minors. Tn the nert A c Horth II no of Union Avenue, run s * tires bis pistol, room, however, where the baaeb'afl Thus’ the government in actually con-, North parallel with the west line of ■ S an ford to Jacksonville and Return, $10.00 pistol will be rofleC collection haa been dlaplayed, more fronted with n pnper deficit of $1 ,Including Meals and Stateroom Berth Cypress Avenue to South tine of East iP.I recorded on the than half the visitors sre children. 325,000,000 for the next two years, or A Daylight and Searchlight Trip on the BeautifuLSt. Johns Street, thence wCst parallel with the hundredth |mtf of tb' clock to 11 During July there were O.tMfl who vis­ fur the bnlanco of the,present year River fjouth line of East Street to the center l^rul ited the display. and the full fiscal yenr iTeginning time nin then be *Qb of alley West of Block 10, Chnpmnn The Hostile collection has .been at- July 1 , 1023. For further information, address ‘ the ttim* of the fUitih* tractive ^‘iStlefly to the nilddlh aged, & Tucker's Addition, thence north to I f boun legiklation bad stood up time of tin* rrtco rt)!1 oft1 irtn ‘of dltfilfied bearing, often In the shores of [j»ke Monroe." C L Y D E S T E A M S H IP C O M P A N Y <1 at. pairs, have gone the rounds o f tha the decretory of the treasury would SECTION 2.—That this ordinance buve been compelled to request the will now be very few dead- showcases; chtickllng over the titles. Passenger Department Jacksonville, Florida shall he published once within ten running matches. ; ' "IP s like renewing youth," Is a‘ fre- president to ask congress to levy ad­ m J. B. Calder, A g en t, Sanford, Fla. ditional taxes. With bonun legisla­ dnya’ nfter its final passage in a news­ quent comment. tion dead, he will not have to make paper of general cirvulution in the INA'S w a l l is c r u m b l in g ,S PERSECUTION OF NO AVAIL this rctjucJtt, but obviously he will City of Sanford, Florida. SECTION 3.Thnt this ordinance dtrful Structure, Built 200 B. C., ________ '*• ibavt! to do some skillful financiering. A C n K F .R F U L WELCOME AWA1T8 YOU jlillcved, However, to Ba Goad Oldtlmer Talli of Effort* to ExtermU Within the next few days President is declared in be an emergency muasfor Mjey Centurlea. nii'e— w iy for the imediate prr-( nate Sparrow*, Which Were Harding, at the request of the SL■c^e-'ur,, Wor*« Than U*«U«*. »nry of the treasury, will ask the vnr- .Sl'rvnti" 1 >f public property and suferllI , i.. tho grcnt wnll of iou* branches o f tin* administrative j ^ and -hall become effective from nIn. I; l» ucccSSlbtO Ht NnnkovV. Watching an ehl Iderly mnn scut taring L ,ll(j „ f ^he government to co siperate a,,t^ 11 *"**1 th» >late of Its final puasugc mlb * ft.-m Peking, describe It ns crocked corn to I’nrk. . T ! r' in an effort to save fliBO,000.000 b«- «ndt adeptmn L|, ,-nii,ibiii<u Mirny of the tur-The abov'e ami foregoing ordinance, i, , ,.i iohimI Ita salient jHiliits rows the other day stirred a reminis­ tween now ami July 1 , 1023, and thus M IA M I, cent vein Iti one of the bench ocCU|be wnil Umb- over the mountain was offered by <'ommissiuner Forrest overcome the deficit which confronts pnnts. I are in ruins .mil tourists nnd rmLake, who moved its adoption, this ( "They treat spnrrowH differently the government this year as n re­ .riM< h I lie alone blocks 23th day o f Septemher, A. D H>22, ami sult of congress making appropriuI'lMictiire to throw Into than they did twenty live years ago," tili by i ommissiuner S. (I Chase .'■* Yet It Is mulntnlned tie sold. "flueHs they discovered they tiiuiK thut exiffd the I’stimatvs of the.!*,‘r" ,l|li 'nml up n n vote thc same was ununi couldn't get rid of them nnd decided budget bureau. 1 structure, extending to muke them rnmfnrtnlde bu* mously pu as follows this 2 f,th day The director of Ilu* budget hi nil (lie sen almost " A ipnirter of n i entnr> ngu ninny reuu, Gen. Herbert M Lord, bns no I 'f S v p ll lit \ 11 IP22 European Finn 1 diet, has many cenCorner Building Open .ill the year i I HENRY. Yea !■■ I ' ■ .'-iioiigti an etforts utr* ciiiiiiminllics tiiiidc determined effurts lified (h*1 vii r ion m depart meats Dint • very room unlaid* to kill ofT spnrr'iwv Stale nnd rminty ■ It. I SI* \ I Mayor they must reduce their estimate*, Hu- wall won be- ■tltliorlllfs "ffered linimlieti ef one lie take* the position that the $1170, S u <11 VS t*‘. Yea I r,(h rnr Chili lliinilg cent ii head f"r He* M rd- H..y- made I OIIHUISSIOIICT OlHI.lMMI difference between the esti m nt llnnnlhol, who consldernhle [lecket Nii.ttey shooting The Montvxunin Hotel, Seminole Cafe, Welakn Restaurant and Valdai I ( H I K E S '! I \ K H . 1 cti 1 11 i-r to keep out thc the iTenlitrev nnd In |>litei'*t men m u le iniiti'H a* they now stand and the < ’ h iiiiii i« sioia*i (•rill serve Elder Spring* Water to their patrons i .. time 700,000 crlm- u business of trapping I hem T h e y 'd lirohabh* receipts of the government., sprend grenl nt*ls lit er I he rnofs of for the next fiscal year must hi' wip-jAtt or1- " f war were cn* i; I'liii irs . ■ik The main part of burns nnd then nml ilie Idrdn from nd out before the estimates go to • »us not undertaken their roosts. I il\ \in111 1 11 am 1 I k eongreSH on the first Myttday ill Dec­ "liut Ii \\t^rs ip > iim * Orgnnlxed war ....... . when. It Ih ember .Moved by C.immiskioncr I i /I .ts were employed. fare on the birds mode Inroads only Chi* order from the head of the In An* cnttniy trensorles and the Lake ar,,l -i , omlcd by Commi m bounty was declared " ff New they budeel hiin-ati interferes with some S O t tui-i* t tint tin ri'Uiin, no 0 Good for Qolf. fcS-tl the sparrow-. Times sure do Itnpoi unit i*x|ian-ion nlaiis that had ■ ms ii 1‘ouifortutil,Cleanliness is next to Godliness been made by members of tin* etihi- a second reading of the *ibo\ .clinnge," New York Sun *.im 'k fret*, an- Invltiul m*1 .Secretary of f'limmi'm* Her foregoing ordinance nt nnothei iv!::t ' *'f ilu* <'imtt'avlllf We invite the public and nil users of E I.D FB lai meeting of the < it\ t fOUMI-spin. Buttermilk “ Spree" I* New bet t Hoover had planned *>n exten 1 it'*.villi'. I*u Along S PR IN G S W A T E R to visit the Hpring nnd in not less than seven days lio n '.h.s The hilttennllk Spreo I* II late sport Moil of the facilities of the bureau MU-.I* umh'rhrush has our method of ImndlinK ita product. Why take There are severitl placeji .downtown of foreign and domestic commerce date, shall he dispensed yylth by the 1 in grow thick, limit a chance? Yotlr eminfent physicians claim unanimous vote < > f the City Cuinmis* . - with full southern whore a pernou cun drink ninieniilik Secretary of Interior Fall and per thnt this water in unexcelled and ita purity ..■.■ii phieed to lure | to re|iletlon upon [munent of u nlekel fcclcif a plan for a broadening of sum And upon vntv this motion -v i. makes it ntoat beneficial for many trouble#. f r*'ll mljifoent Imuis. An n perfectly safe venturi, for the veil the work of the reclamation ser­ unanimously passed us follows this clnr ssi fur as the writer I* roncertH-d ilgn turn been Inuttg. The Ford people of Sanford ob well an the vice. Secretary of Agriculture Wnl 2.ritli day of September, A. D. 11*22 ■i- with an aversion hi the way. Tills has bisui the im Western Union recommend this water for C, V. HENRY, Yc,. lace bad u*ked for money with which ,ter that them may pulse fur a during vettger during the m batteries. IS K A I.I M ayo t<> reuse the activities of the new *i I tie dentils hy vlo Inst few weeks S, (I CHASE. Ye.i T a il phone 811 and have n bottle of this water Two nctgbtwir holleft n'centlv i*ii |y created liureau of agrieulturnl ■ to two of the or < omniissionci ■ nent von and protect vour health. 1 I'lirilploMK otj ttie gaged In it sew log mrtt< Ii em b , on ecoiioma * and nearly early other cub ■ i < Hi K l '> I I \ K I , i i . 'lint it Is the/most co'Ung ,i shirt for her husband I lie- met officer had hoped to get add fi <Olll 111I-*i"l i»'l ■*oi> of the ground last to i ni-.It tier tn-k to btiv tire toil In,mil funds for new activities dm o'dly Is the natural teriullk f'<r both Attest mg the next fiscal year. President Truly these l>e degenerate days, it gteeiis. Not only does L. R. PH ILIPS, , Harding has snid to the mcml>crs of ri. Id Into the mole'B Ivor- when respectable matrons can dissi­ SANFORD F L O R ID A City Auditor and Clerk. ■1age that animal's oper pate like Hint, unnoticed nnd unre­ the rnhinct thnt, tnuch ns he regrets it, they will hnve to put nsld<> soma H'J-ltc - ylleged to kill off nit proved lint, of cmirse. the Innocent •ads It Is Inirmteks husbands have to sutler the real pen­ of their lonbitiuus plans for thefpre -------- unlikely to np|»bar alty They linve t» wear the shirts.— Sent ii* . rt u player about Fort land <(regonhm The secretary of the treasury i* iks at nlglit.—Ex now contemplating a long term bond Land Reclaimed From Lake. i-sU'.*. He hopes l<» make this a t V Montenegro will min n mtvlgiibb- per cent i«suc Thc failure of bonus fJ.ilrr’ Tree otltlet to Hie -<*:i and nearly ,'toissi legislation, he believes, will enable -jf y~~ \ t "r *' " lib'll Is ubtnlimd acres of rich new land. I>y negotiation* I In bill r i variety of palm pending between logo Slav la and AI him to fix the rate at 4 per i* ait treasury must refund approximately N ft, 1 , I'eiurul nml South tianln, which have as their objective b^ru*i *ii examined by the tho lowering to sc. level of the ancient ?2,000,000,000 before thc first of next b»rt... \gr1i-iittnrp. It rr- Inke of 'Scutari. ’ .fanuarj^. -The tentative refunding " * il and can replace 11 The project Im dvrs n rust of plan points to an offering of nt least p lit ir.' ' ' h ....- Tim supply of I2.O00.0U) and will b.wer the level of j || ,000,000,000 in notes maturing int Im ...... unlimited and Rrutnri lake by el ehl 'rci through the ,t,n yr>rfl s<*r 1 m '* imw ntteiii|itlng to deepening of the IM»er Itnjnnn. from' Utili-> 1in-lure of the oil on Srntarl to the Adria'lc P'Uii The draining • f tlu* lake shores will Alt... a. the war there was Increase Montenegro's territory 2t).(kV) j ,'car 1 - nml oils lu Home acres of rich land This addition yvlll ,\t\- ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC vrtr:. . t'ui there are plen- make Montenegro *elf—upporting for TION 183 OF CHAPTER 8 OF THC of % v n which to obtain tlie first time In Its history REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE flti 1! 1 ' nml ninny oilier Iti . ' C IT Y OF SANFORD FLORIDA { Dates From Fifteenth Century. OF 1013 IN REFERENCE To Interesting disc"* cries have been Beer;*, v ''f orce of Wealth. T H A T CE RTAIN PORTION Or Hindi* nt "Ye Ohio CrlUln" hotel. Am Alibi TH E FIRE LIM ITS 6 f THE CITY •' >re a number of pro- ersham. England, a •■oncUlng housi- dat­ OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. NORTH ■- -I vegetable oils used ing back to the FlfU*enth century. The ilu* manufacture of digging out of a leaking water pipe OF UNION AVENU E. DEFINING "'•stlgntlons by the hnn brought to light a perfect example THE EASTERN BOUNDARY OF *_ ' ''Kpartnient of Agrlcul- of an early Georgian fireplace. It has SAID FIRE LIM ITS AND CHANG Tht tarfy irttltn barwide seals on either side andean Im­ l1, ,l" " vnliiobfe edible* oils ING THE EASTERN BOUNDAR tfrtJ bt.tJ i ttnj trinhtl ' 'led in paying quantities mense hearthstone In the ce.nler, with f i r earn anJ Virginia IES OF TR E F Ig E LIM ITS L Y ­ '"7 ...... and from seeds, an ohr-fitshtoned Spit above It. On the .toiacca. ING NORTH OF* UNION AVENUE 1 Mu* siiminwer, r.ot yet grown hearth wen* some old mins, one with AN D BETW EEN SAID UNION in tlitK courffry. the elate HW7, High up In the chim­ i u' time the principal' ney Is u recess wlilrh tradition says A V E N U E AND LA K E MONROE. N o man can want for m ore “ 11 l iable oils are Unxsced, was used ns a hiding plnee during the OF TH E C ITY OF SANFORD, than V irginia tobacco gives Means, com germs, ■palltlrrd penteenlb nn bf two hundred FLORIDA, Ah/D.DECLARING THE ■ I Mta. rape ueed. tllllgmits, years ago.—Montreal Family Herald. — a n a tu ra l p u rity and PJASTEItN BOUNDARY OF SAID -■'*d -esatne, castor beans _________ , -FIRE LIM ITS L Y IN G NORTH OF sweetness o f taste at once LINGERING COUGH RELIEVED. UNION AVE N U E AN D , BE­ pleasing and ^different.' “ Had a bad cough for Hires years,” II M TW EEN UNION AVE NU E AND 11:1 l> CONVICTED i ‘t ** % write* H. E. Campbell, Adrian. Mich­ L A K E MONROE TO.BE AS .FOL­ Far cigaretus Virginia igan.' "Found no relief until I tried. LOWS! "B EG INN ING ON T H E ' . aa tobucca it th* bait. \, Tenn., Sept. * 30. NORTH SIDE OF UNION AYE j • f , 1.1 who (that nnd killed Foley’s Honey nnd Tnr.” hingering NIJE A T THE WESTERN INTER I " 1 .11 Bridgeport; Ala., Toughs; severe colds, croup; thrdnt. ■*' I hi result o f a quarrel chesL nnd bronchial trouble quickly re -1 SECTION OF,CYPRESS AVENUE AN D UNION AVE N U E, .RUN • * ders- strike ■at that lioved with Fpla^f Honey and Tar. No NORTH TO THE SOUTH LINE. "n vieted o f involuntary heed Vo Buffer and take chances with 7V h \t1' y OF EAST STREET. THENCE ' r la,e yesterday lafter- neglected coughs and colds. Free from W EST P A R A L L E L W ITH THE 1ri,*l of three days and opiates—ingredient* printed on tho % e "i i SOUTH LIN E OF EAST STREET JBTT te M t s m T osscco Co. m ti ,jr,e year in tho state wrapper,' Largest selling copgh medi­ ; TO TH E CENTER OF’ A L L F cine In thc world.— Adv. ( V ■ > - -■>*■ P ' ’•» «- % «< s . • of Error. -,1 C L Y D E LIN E S HOTEL T A M IA 1 SAFETY FIRST s Elder Springs W a ter Co. ' V IR G IN IA -T Q B A C C O $ky* V ORDINANCE NO. 39 t . <4- j *,* - ». •' , ■ .- ' ' 'll >j , U * ' 1 y-J;’ L « -•f . w mm ' ‘ a■ * . S k i -*. • . ,: < y . T-h- rV * " �# * * rrv P A G E FOUR W ' Spy: S W Y -^ V ’ fi|ftj>'-V-■ A m *: § & E p£> % ‘ U.>Yt f t -£»'» ■'I — ' AT, ( piacesTIje »bep forca fo r thd entire M ICHIGAN A N D OHIO line at 104.6 per cent normal, be com­ W IL L B A TTLE ON GRID A T N E W STADIUM pared with Jana 80. It is also announced that the Coast i i (B r The Associate* Proas) Lino is erecting barracks at Florence^ ■ COLUMBUS, 0., O ct 8,— When S. C-, to replace the Pullman cars be­ the rival elevens o f the University of ing used there to house shopmen. Michigan and Ohio State University O FFE N S IV E STRENGTH Cards of Sanford's Reput­ trot out on the field here Oct. 21 to able Professional Men, each L IT T L E TO CHOOSE dedicate Ohio's now $1,500,000 stad­ of whom. In hi* chosen pro­ BETW EEN CONTENDERS ium, indications are that a record fession the Herald recom­ breaking crowd of 63,000 spectators mends to the people. (Dr T k f Aiioelalrd Press) T h e in terest-bearin g wilt he in the huge structure to witNEW YORK, Oct. 3.— In offensive nees the game nnd dedication cere­ strength there is little to chose be­ la n la in P*a *a th at you m aintain in monies. tween the possible contenders in the Advance orders for tickets point to 1922 World's Series, ns they nppeur B an k o f Sanford, will/ a complete sell out o f tho 63,000 G eo rge A . D eC ottes grouped upon pnper, and only with the seats, and if tfils results,'the attend­ Allorney-at-Law aid o f the fates that decide that some When Blood Gets Yeast-Vitamlaest g w a n d b e tter as you ance will set a new record 'for foot­ IronUed, Then Pimples, Black­ ployers shal hit when a hit ^s most ball in tho middle-west. Ldst year heads, Eruptions, Large Over Seminole County Bank needed or that another shall fall when add to it fro m w eek to' the Buckeyes nnd Wolverines played Pores Vanish I t 4 fnilurc Is most costly ‘ can a prefer­ SANFORD FLO R ID A 'Aw?. before n record crowd of 42,000 In the Here Is a law of Nature, and you ence bo made. *\ ‘tv • can't get away from It. It never rededication of .tho enlarged Ferry full.-- If you had enough IronlsedOf course it is by the arrangement Field at Ann Arbor. ciu nnn Aroor. yrnst-vttamtneiL I n j f o u r b lo o d , F R E D R . W IL S O N I f you h ave no account and distribution o f the batting Simple but impressive. ^ r ^ m b ^ o n 'e T h l n g * afi A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W strength that a-manager obtains the will mntk the dedication o f the now > • w ill be to you r advantage ac­ P in t N at'l Bank Bldf., Sanford, Fla. most possible out o f hia team, and the stadulm, with color raising ceremon­ Special attention to examination of actual attacking value of a ball club ies and a parade of notables compris­ cep t the fa cilities it offers. i must be gauged by what the line-up ing the pre-game program. Gover­ Abstracts of Title produces. In evaluating the teams, nors H. L Dnvis of Ohio and A. J. -. ^ ^4, rJr , v. I moreover, consideration must be gtVeir Groesbcck of Michigan, Ohio and Schelle M aines to their offennivo abilities in relation Michigan men in public life, educators LAW YER to their defensive chnracter. and athletes will participate in thr An instance o f this is nn infield that parade around the field. General Practice In State and Federal Office: Courts . Phones they may lend nil the other infields of Amid strains of ulma mater songs rr'Court House ' 143-205-W the league in bntting, yet bo so poor to be ployed by the 110-piece Ohio ■■■■■nun in fielding thnt its rating would place State band, representatives o f W est­ _ „ . . , . it third or fourth among all tho ern Conference Universities will pull Yes. H o rro rs ! D o t Op n't W o r r y , I rom^ eight clubs. Thfc maximum offensive lS^foot pehnnnts presented by their U n t Y ro a t W ill C trar Y o u r Shin Q u ic k ly o f A l l K ru p tlooa l E le c tric Vacuum jiH e n ry M cLaulin, Jr., p°w®r of.nn in*Ie,d» wh,ch includes the respective schools, up 30-foot flag yen at vltamlncs must b« Ironlxed . f v j yx three basemen, shortstop, catcher nnji poles ntop the walls of Ohio stadium. to produce those results. That's an­ . C lean ers * “ P L mJ . best hitting pitcher, is their average Michigan colors will go up first, the other fact you can't got away from. You get these necessary .two thing* Optidan-Optometrlit hatting strength. Scarlet nnd Gray of Ohio State Inst. when you take Ironltcd Yeast. T a b le Stoves Thero fs only one Ironimd Yeast On the latter basis the New York With thirty huge pennants of thi 112 Boat First Street Sanford, Fla. produced In the world. It Is not a nn-ro mixture-of yensl nnd Iron, hut Yankees lend the Giants by one point, |»B ig Ten" universities snnpping in ll yeast Ironlxed, which Is a subC u rlin g Irons having a total o f .HIP to tho Nationals’ the breeze above the 100 foot con fltnnca all hy Itself, lien the natural Examined Glasaea Fitted _ , , a. , . , Ry method. Uso Ironlxed Yeast. Cupid ..IlH. Considering the St. Louis Cluh, Crete and steel wnll of tho stadium. make* faces at plmplea. Eruptions, TO M MOORE which had .a fighting chance to win Miss Kloise Frommc of Urbnnu, O., blackheads and pimples are a social mid business disaster to thousands of men and women. Oct rid o f that O PTO M ETR IST-O PTICIAN ™‘ " » J * ™ ' "P * » ,h” Stadium girl during the fund-raising breeder of dislike,—a spotty face. clone of the season, the Ginntfl are campaign of 1020, will hoist the nnPhone 481-J-------------------— ----------------------------- 105 Palm eito A tom Ironlxed Yeast w ill make your skin Opposite Postoffice Sanford, Fla. still one point under thr rflib that will tionnl colors on tho field flo g pole clear as n rose, Incrense the rod cells In your blood Your organs represent the younger league. The while the Michigan nnd Ohio State will work with more vigor, your whole systrm feel new strength, Browns, loo, hit. 319. bunds piny "The Star Spangled Ban E L T O N J. M O U G H T O N These figures are based on the hit-|nor," >„ur nerves will pull up ami work. ■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■I follnwHig which Artillery pieces Ironlxed Yeast Is sold nt all drug ■ "tores lit 11.00 n package. Each pack­ AR C H ITE C T ting of Kelly, Frisch, Bancroft, Groh, manned by University cadets will hark age contains SO tablets, each tablet 1esled They never lose their power. Smith. Snyder and N'ehf of tin- Giants; „ hi,lute of tweny-onc gun*. S. e (bat you get Imnlxe.J Yeast, Room 7, Miller Bldg. Pipp, Wards, Scott, Scbnng and Bush As part of the preparation for de nettling else M T d only by Ironlxed V«nst Co Atlanta, (la Plmplea cost SANFORD FLORIDA nnd Dugan of the Yankees, and Sis dication day, the first attempt in his T H E BEST money, cut out the cost! ler, McManus, Gerber, Foster, Severtnry to re unite every Ohio State T One of the delight* of home I* tempting, delirium* meal*, *rrvrd vtU eid TirFfl Van tlibier >'f the Browns. grid sipnid since the original eleven Bi h fa fci hi Ri A TTE N TIO N , STUDENTS AND the beat bread In outfield strength ttu- Giants are m ts'.id, I* being made by former cap *4 PA R E N T S ! Knch captain will head his 04 superior to either of the Ayieriean tains *4 l eague < lul'H, a mid season average lolleagues in a parade down the new All School Rooks und School being totalled by Meusel, Stadium field. , ta of Dedication of Ohio Stndium will Supplies will he Hold for cash H Young, I'umuiighnm nnd Stengel of Next to Princess Then l re XU the Giants, to .32-1 for Tobin, Jacob- add aomething new to the architect unl>.— Mobley’s D ru g Store. ore of modern ntndin in beitn 157-8tc You run find the name of Its «<>n ninl Williams of the Browns. The every live lliisiness Man ax Yank* are third, Witt, Ruth and Meu hvrtteghoc shaped the Ohio pluilt rt1 | 1 setnideh that of Harvard, but in hav in Sanford m tbi*. ( nlumn » » sel tutting .11*1. mg two deck* the Ohio Plan i« uni Ha each day. i|iie. The advantage* ascribed to tinKKM 11)1 Nt. I'l.AYHRM M double deck feature include briging HAVE BEEN |Se VKI. o V k D te te *4 *» *a " f wlmt would be rear seat* muchc BY J IIIIN Met.II \\Y. closer to Die playing field and the We'll Dye Fur You nheltenug of 21,000 neats in the low I IIJ T h r A o so rliitril P r r i * » IION TON STEAM PRESSERY NEW YORK, Oct 3. In lute yearn er d''l'k. Kent & McKee. Prop*. Manager John J. McGruw, of the Nearly ten acres are covered hy CLEANING . DYKING, ALTERING (iiaiitn has almost ceased to develop the Ohio Stndium, which measures Work cnled for and delivered Phone Ifil-J--------III I M'e«t Klrnt HI. young ball players, and due somewhat I'11' third of a mile from end to end ||> the local competition of the Yan and towers HIT feet high. Intramural k<-en for the city's patronage, has been facilities for 10,000 students will be “ W E D E LIV E R TH E GOODS" m,irc and moil to gu lottt tiie ptovided Dy 100 tennis courts, twen QllicK S ervice rI'rHnsfer ■»iti*l loiy I I I - pennant winner" Uuec l111s.<-1>nlI dlttiiiuials and 11 1 With (he com of the realm • f"11* to l>e laid out on the reS t o r a g f I- acilltlCH McGruw has developed marvellous ‘-reatton area to be developed ad If we please you. tell others; if not, p|Iiy,.rK „ nd Ims combined them uffect- jucent to the Stndium proper. tell us. I hone 4U8 jvely in hsi time but of the present These are times when the buying 'fiower of every dollar should he " team only four o f those who can be SMITH NAM ED I1Y DEMO­ stretched to the limit. SANFORD classified as "regulars" received their CRATS OF NEW YORK PURELY PROFESSIONAL SPORTS Watch How K f V' > g ly m- account tho Peoples grow big. persistently week. s ffJ-r ’“mr* • 7^ JaFft-. A? t here, it to The Peoples Bank of Sanfoi Hot Plates Edison Mazda ha nips New Reduced Pricey] F \ F>. SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROI BUSINESS DIRECTORY ROUTH BAKERY More for Your Dollar M achine & Foundry Co. " ,f' fn,,n ',,,hn 'J T,»' i,,h"rs (Hr Thr A.ioclatrd I’ rraa) were bought or traded from other tnaSYRACUSE, N Y., Sept. Gencrnl Marhipe nnd Boiler W ork*;,jor lM frw r1ubs or picked up ns virFormer Governor Alfred Smith, of Cylinder Grinding; Deluxe Piston*;' tun,)v flIllsht„| products from the min New York eity. and Mayor George Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank lir. l( I,unn, of Schenectady, were unan­ Shaft* Return etlPhone R2 (It tin fir-t -tiing jottbers Arthur imously nominated tonight hy the __________ Nebl and .less Barnes, veterans of Democratic state convention for Inst year's‘series, anil Hugh McQuil­ governor and lieutenant governor G IL L O N & F R Y lan, were obtained from Boston, I respectively. Catcher Frank Snyder was taken E LE C TR IC A L CONTRACTORS The withdrawal of the name of from St. Louis several years ugo. Karl William Randolph ilenrst, ns n can_ Smith made a record in the Intemat- i ,, ,, . . . Weatlnghouse Light* and A p p lia n c e .L nill hut hl. ,JCur„ the trild c 1d,daU*’ dur,nK th° ! ed out the only issue that threaten­ New Line of Fixture* mark of a McGruw product. ed to precipitate n conflict in tho 123 West First Street At find base George Kelley learned convention und (heprogrnm prepared most of what he knows from McGruw, by the state lenders went through ns did Frisch, the regular second hnseS A N F O R D N O V E L T Y mnn. At shortstop Captain Davy without a hitch at the closinh ses­ sion of the convention tonight. Bancroft came from Philadelphia and W ORKS Dr. Royal Samuel Copeland, of at third base, Heine Groh. once of New York, was nominated for-United V. C. COLLER, Prop the Giants, has ajh' iU too much time ystaton senator in Cincinnati to be included among; Th(, p ^ tf orm G eneral Shop and M ill the ndopted condemns home-grown. both stntc nnd national administra­ Nor is McGrow's record bolstered by tions of the Republican party. It W o rk the insertion of Johnny Rawling into calls the national administration a CONTRACTOR and BU ILD ER the infield. He has been there much failure and "bankrupt of ability or of the summer, due to the series of in­ achievement." The new tariff hill it 517 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. juries to Groh. Frisch has gone from declnrcs, means increased living costa second to third and Rawlings has sub­ and higher profits for monopoly. Tho bed at second, hut, like his mate at faQeral attorney general and the de­ B. W . H E R N D O N shortstop, Rawlings came from the partment of justice aYo blamed for Quakers. "blunders that culminated in tho In the outfield only Rons Young Is Daughterly injuction." The’ state IN S U R A N C E AG ENCY considered a McGrawife. "Irish " Mcu- motion picture censorship law is con­ F IR E -------- AU TO -------- BONDS sel came with the troop from the demned. Quaker City, as did Casey Stengel. Of th e-29 principles, great ap­ .T h e quartet of men that McGraw plause was given to that calling for S. O. Shinholser trained who are on the team, however, a modification of the Volstead act are near to the top of the league at so ns (o legalize the use of beer and Contractor and Builder their positions. light wines under state regulation. 1 r ff About Jon. I, the Co-operative Fruit Co., recently formed by C. L. Tillman nnd E- C. Stuart will begin A L L SCHOOL BOOKS A N D planting the 200 acres or more they SCHOOL S U P P L IE S W IL L BE cleared this gufhmcr south o f Twin 8 0 L D FO R CASH O N LY. Lakes about n mile from Lake Wales. P L E A S E DO N O T A S K US TO The work will be in charge o f Major CHARGE TH EM .— M O BLEY’S jj. M. Tillman who will move here from DRUG STORE. * 158-9tc rWinter Haven. - ’* ; • . ■ ' ’ ‘ . ‘ ' ' ' -' (-» . i‘ / - i *• ...A? *. -' BANFO RI) if FLORIDA . THE MODERN WOMAN Reads all the advertisements in her home paper. It is Iter directory and keeps her informed nt just what stores she can find the particular articles which she needs for herself nnd family and where they are being offered nt prices that will allow her to make the most of the famijy income. She knows that tho best paper iB tho one that carries the best and* the mflst ndverising. She also knows that THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS Are the ones who advertise and tell her what they have for her particular needs. Successful and dependable merchants are the ones who believe in advertising. For proof o f thirf. look through the columns of any good news­ paper. .t . Mr. Merchant, reach your customers by advertising. Mrs. Housewife is reading the advertisements and she expects you to tell her when your new goods come in, or when you have bargains which wiU save ner money, * >. -■ , •' ■’ You can reach practically every housewife in this pity and community through the -\-:wr; - » AV . '-v, A. C. L. SIIOCS ARE FU LL W ILM ING TO N , N. C.( Oct. 2.— Statistics given out by the officials of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway today show that the number of shop­ men now employed by the company exceeds the number the day prior to the strike, July l. The Announcement jy a w-r-i ■= -- VTJ9 a• ■* •*. >•’l a • ’ ... . . • i TmMsSyi . * . I �.■ ' J*_______ • * — w n a g .-^ ;, w . Y .' « m w _____■ "•* THE 8AN F0I )BER 2, =7= f • -.t.-u*,■**,._V_a •• •1 " ‘ ______ ■ PAGE 1 were artistically used In 'tho various MOV1E QUEENS PRESENT O R IO L E F A B R IC rooms. AT LAK E M A R Y SAYS The afternoon was spent In sewing S T A T IO N E R Y MANAGER GEORGE P H ILLIP S on articles for the bazaar and discuss­ Last Sunday wob n record mark in MRS. FRBD DAIGKK, Society Editor ing and making plans for the wintor. the life of _____________ G e r e . Phillip, I, , ( „ t worker. A “ ■’" I " ‘rr" Jo ° ' “ riling, p .p .r our Sunday- ........... school. EspecRhone 217-W I.ato In tho afternoon, tho hostess lolly In the lower gnules wo, there II® believe. III giving Lake Mary tho * * rp inement In jour .orrespondI*, yon k »* t nay (t lr a ii tl.ltin* jo —II yo® or* going >nyi*her* or coming served refreshment* carrying out the great interest and enthusiasm nnd grelflest dance pavilion nnd «m u io-1enC*' A KlwtI ,a ue ** •r’°* "brdlu uu homo, or U yon >r« entertaining, writ * POOfRl rarn to tbla department, r I vI dr pretty color motif of yellow nnd white both pupils and teachers started tho ment place In this section of the<enci'' detnlU, or telephone the Item. It *»lf consisiing of ice cream, cake and new year with « determination to state. He has been packing them ^ ,n *u*‘ nl ,,0f* special 29c ho greatlr appreciated. candies. make it the greatest year we have In nil summer when it looked like KLENZO Among the members present at yes- seen in Sanford. people would not even stir to go nnySOCIAL CALEND AR -------* where. ^George Is Homo l«d. Ho is LIQUID ANT18EI*TIC Thursday— Mr». John Bendor<will en­ teiday’s meeting were: Mesdamen M. tertain the members of thc"*Idlers' Minnrik, Chris Mntthowa, John Leon* Each department shows a mnrkcd the real stuff. Ijis t week ho marries, Rid your mouth of bad tastes, and o f Bridge Club at her borne on W est!artli- Fre<1 DniB°r' Wm. Bolding, S. M. increase in attendance. There are 11 this week he has the movie stars a bad breath. You can atwnys buy A First street. 1.16yd, J. N. Robson, It. VV, Penman, yjfcssca while up to this time there at bis casino Wednesday night (to small size for 26c. Saturday— Sanford Council of Music Shipp, Al Zinscr and Rev. A. S. Peck. hus never been more than seven class- morrow) and there is no telling what During October, special..... .......;....19c es nnd these classes range in numbers' he will have next week. We wait w ill meet at tho Woman’s Club at BIR TH D AY P A R T Y from nine to eighteen in each. An- w **h bated and scented breath to scan ^ o - x a £ L Sfon 3:30 p. m. One o f the prettiest children's par­ other department has hnd to add two bis programs. Robert Mason returned on Sunday ties given this season was that of yes­ classes and another ono, so wo arc \ R. C. B O W E R terday when Miss Olivo Newman en­ growing. from 'u visit to relatives in Tamps. Movie N igh t! Lake Mary Ca­ tertained In honor of her young niece, -Sanford, Florida sino, Wed.. Oct. -1th. 162-2tc:,,hone 325 Rov. J. F. Bell, our presiding elder, James A. Pearce, of Jacksonville, little Miss Caroline Hill, whoso birth­ preached two good sermons Sunday. was In the city yesterday transacting day nnnivcrsnry it was. i■ a m Pink and while, tho chosen colors Ho Is welj known here nnd the people n business. were most effectively used In tho dec­ love to bear him. S Thco. J. Miller returned Sunday orations. Quantities of cut flhwers Mrs. Jack Adams and son have re­ from pn extended trip to Mt. Clemens, were used in chnrming profusion in the sun parlor, living nnd dining turned from the north where they IN S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y BIG F IS H Mich., nnd Asheville, N. C. rooms. In the dining rOom the table have been for several months. / CO NTEST . Mr. nnd Mrs. D. M. Iloyton, of was centered with the birthday cake iced in pink and white embossed with Mm. A. S Monger nnd grandson. The Following Seminole Coutny's Fishermen Won Prize* Orlando, wore In the city yesterday pink roses and topped with four pink Arthur, returned last Wednesday from stopping at tho Montezuma. 1st P rize— W e ig h t 13 3-4 lbs., caught by Ned and white candles. Loulsburg, N'. C., having spent three During tho afternoon games both months there. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. McBride return­ Harrison, M ay 20th a t Econlockhatchee. ed homo yesterday from Jacksonville old nnd new were played nnd inter re­ freshments consisting of ico cream Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Spurling spent 2nd P rize— W e ig h t 111-4 lbs., caught by W . J where they spent tho past week.** and individual cakes iced in pink wero Friday in Kissimmee visiting rela­ S. Hand M ay 17th at L o h g Pond. Gcorgo Blch nnd son of Apopka, served. Favors of crepe paper caps tives. *R spent yesterday In this city attending for the boys and dolls and wrfnds fox’ 3rd P rize — 11 lbs., caught by Geo. Pezold M ay Mrs. C. 0. Bradbury nnd son, Max, S to business nnd cnlllhlT upon friends. tho girls wero given the guests. 10th at Econlockhatchee. Little MLas Caroline, the honoree, who have been spending the summer at points in Georgia, returned last received her guests wearing a dainty J. E. Jacobs, of Jacksonville, repro4th Prize— 7 lbs., 9oz., caught by H enry Pursenting Smith-Rn hnrdsmi Co., was frock of orchid organdie trimmed with week. don, A p ril 29, at Ptyine Lake. in the city yostordny attending to bus- 'ruffles. lno3H Miss Newman was assisted in enturMiss Gladys Adams, one of our Congratulations Boys, and even better luck >• * ______ tnining the children by her mother, faithful Sunday School teachers, J. W. Hcmmelng, of Jacksonville, Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mrs. A. E. 11111, leaves today for Lakeland to enter fo r everybody next year— April 1st was registered at tho Montezuma yes­ Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. Lola La Gctto Sutherland College. Wo wish her to October 1st grent success terday while In the city on n business nnd Mrs. Stewart LnGottc. The young guests included Knrlylu mission. Housholder, Frances nnd I.uey RouMr. nnd Mrs. Hicks were visitors to Benjamin Whitncr on Monday as­ mill at, Ralph Tolar, Henry Wight, Sanford Sunday. sumed his new position an county Adelaide Iligins, L. I’ . Met ullar, Knthagent for Seminole, with hcndijunrlers *'ryn Thigpen, t atherine Johnson, RunThe t'emral Florida Epwurtli l.en "HI’OliTSMKN'S" IIK A IK il'A ltT h ltS H in his office at tiie Seminole County "i’ ll “ '>«! Allen Wallace, Charles Betts, guc I nion will meet at Kissimmee 1court house. Martha Bishop, Wyman Harvard, Thursday, October fit It. All those de­ Richard !><■»*, Charles Britt, Braxton siring to attend, meet at the Methn Miss Melba Reisinstein, of Kansas I’erkins, Frederick lunger Hobby dist rhui* h here and provision for <City, Mo., daughter nf'.Ioe Reisinstein, Newman, Andrew Myers, jr., (R>orgene(trnnsportiitioii will he made Fume on '.Mrs. V L. Wagner and Miss Eva Hart, Gale Peabody, Mary Virginia Leaguers, let's g.. CORK IS TI1K T I I I N t i j Grace Wagner, of Kansas City, Mo., Lester Phillips, Louise Bunion, The Hanford Mrs, Herrin, of Lake City, is visit­ are spending some time here at the Stanley and Claude Laird, Mary Ellen Higgins, Antioncttc Hayes, Wilson ing' her hLter, who is pleasantly hunt Montezuma. Country (Tul i and Smith, Buster ami Mary Wight, Harry ,>,] (,t Mro Savage's on Park avenue. Gujf 1 inki) nre There will he a meeting of the Knti Bower, Harry Ruhsun, Kathleen Adnow rend) to play ford Council of Music in the Woman's «m*. Dorothy Wiggins. Eugene Free Mrs Hattie Tate has returned from and nre -aid to In* Club rooms Saturday, Oct 7 at 3 Ki0 man. Ail.su* hroemnn, R. E i.nffin Iicl.and uhere sin* lis-i Been visiting the the hi'*! in when mutters of much interest will he nnd Jane Lloyd. 1her -on, < linrlie. want h|ale. You discussed. A II members urged to be • present Fannie S, Munson, Chair NOTICE EASTERN ST AR Wednesday night preparation is h<> lo piny and you man. mg made for the best prayer meeting l>r*t » anl thiThere will be n meeting of Seminole yet Special music I rio, Miss l,ll tog* club* and Mr. mid Mrs. (). K Watt, of Bartow,14‘Raptor, Thursday evening, Oct* 6 at lie Ruth Spencer, Mrs. Boyd, Miss ihnt you can get were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Al- *7:BO. - Members are requested to he l.alng and some other specials. We nnd you want a len on Sunday, motoring over to meet' present. Mntters of importance to are trying to have good, helpful pray their daughter Miss Inez, who hns come before the chapter. or meeting*, true to name. We want to l>rofi"t«ionnl been visiting in Indiana with Mr and to build our church on the sure faun Sarah E. Parker tell you JiiHt whal Mrs. Allen nnd family. We need Sect, 1 ill (Up di.tion. Come and help ur you need. >011 The Wo-h*;, 111 othel liood Mill M 1 and M t v G H Elliott and son < VT'HOI.B it,th e *hnigo K \( . i WOMEN S have returned home after spending L . .). W O R R E L L * the month of Sept. f in Ohio visiting Among our *uk ate Mi** I M The Catholic Women's League of Representing the A. J Spaulding Co, will he at our Store Tuesday and friends and relatives. Mr. Elliott s Sanford held a most enthusiastic Elder and Mrs. Good*peed also Mrs Wednesday of this week to take measurements for Ladies and Gentle­ Ivy Stringer. All have dengue fevfnther and mother returned to-^San- lm.0t)ng Inst night nt their hn)l. men for 01ulm nnd togs of all kinds. Free advice about tho proper ford to make it their future homo Rev. Fr. Ilenncssy and the members ur equipment by this professional. with their son ami daughter, expect n most successful season, ami You are cordially invited to come into our store and look uveT the many interesting programs will ho V r* ami Mrs Lot \llett and family Wnt, II Holden returned Inst night given in the near future. Tho mem have returned fi»m point* slock of rliilm and golf is|uipmrnl of all kinds and get a slant on the m the from a weeks' stay At Atlanta in at hers are* urgently requested to re* north proper and up-to-date togs, the right kind of Hulls, etc I hey motoieil up in then ear tendance at the Life Insurnhce Con member that this mnrhs the open arid have been gone two month- hnv vi nt ion which win held in that city. in of another year and that: they nig a grrat trip H IL L H A R D W A R E < D M I* A N Y While there, Mr Holdell visited old Monday night friends nnd scenes nt College Park, __ £ _______ ______ Sunday School < otlferem e nml Wes tin* Georgia Military Academy, of l H l'R C H W K M . CO. W IL L HAVE h*\ Bible Class Eederatioii will meet which institution Mr. Holden is a gradTH E IR T A ILO R IN G MAN REat DeLand this week beginning Wed S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S I uate. TURN FOR TH RE E DAYS nosday night nt 7GUI and continuing JOHN GOVE, Proprietor ------ — Thursday and Friday. Every meniCEM ETERY WORK A SPE C IA LTY Mm. R. J. Starling entertained the The Churchwell Co. is going after her of tho Wesley Bible Classes should 1018 Weet First Street 101b Weet First B lm t. members of Circle No. 2 Monday nf- the made-to-measure clothing business attend. Then In addition to this thero ternoon at her homo on Mngnolia avo- and it will pay the men of Sanford will ho n school conducted for the « nuc. Pink vines wore used in decor- nnd Seminole County to see the new benefit of Sundny School workers nnd g ntinif tho rooms. Business plnns for Ktyles nnd fabrics they will have on teachers, specializing in each depart- ■ the fall nnd winter months were dis- display. They are handling tho Schnc- mint. Sessions Thursday nnd Friday. a “ P A Y YO U R SE LF FIRST” cussed. Mrs. J. W. Rutledge will be fcr-Weedon line nnd it is well known These workers are nil workers of ■ our chairmnn for the coming year. in Sanford, ns it hns been sold here w ide’ experience nnd knowledge and W e pay 4% In terest on Savings Accounts A fte r the business session a social for n number of years, Sco their ad every Sundny school teacher and tills avail herself of worker should half hour wus enjoyed. The hostess vertisement today. opportunity. serving delicious cream n In mode CHURCH W ELLS T A K IN G M EAS­ with wafers nnd mints. Misa Driggers, of I^sesburg, is Hustle has made more “ Geniuses" URES FOR F A L L AN D W IN ­ * spending some time nt Dr. Heitz' and' TER SUITS THREE DAYS The Pipe Orgnn Club was most de­ is taking treatments while here. TH IS W EEK than all other forces in the world lightfully entertained Monday after­ noon b y ‘ Mrs. Leslie Bryan at her Tho representative o f the popalar ! Facta about Orange county emanacombined. The home in Osteen. This, tho first meet­ Shaffcr-Weedon Co., will bo back ing from the office of Karl Lehmann, ing o f tho fall season, was marked by hero Thursday, Friday and Saturday Secretary o f the Orange County tho enthusiasm with which the various I ltmmw. Chamber of Commerce, will appear in committees are planning their activi­ of this week at Churchweli's store to take measures and show the fall and a select list of largo dailies in the ties. Numerous persons! gifts wore winter samples. It is hardly neces­ cltlea o f New York, Philadelphia, presented t othe Bazaar Committee sary to call the attention o f tho many November, December and January, al­ fo r the Christmas bzazaar. This com­ pleased patrons o f this house to the so on the dailies of Florida during mittee also distributed attractive work fact that Shaffer-Wfedon has tho the tourist months of January and to be done for the bazaar. During the goods. It might be that a few stran. February. ' social hour tho hostess served most gers In the city would not know this delicious ice cream, chocolate and coThe development o f Polk county fact. However, old nnd new custom­ coanut cake. Despite tho inclement paves your way to be a “ Genius." ers are invited to the Churchweli’s hns only begun. It leads all other weather twelve members and several store where Sam Bmdford will meet counties in the state in the matter visitors wero present. The club will you at the door and take you into th e ,o f citrus; it is well toward tho top meet next Monday with Mrs. Voile tailoring department whoro the fall as a producer o f truck; it is destlnod Williams. and winter samples in all tho latest to lead as a producer o f grapes, and METHODIST NOTES L. [cCuller Delicatessen ,ngue Sausage lead Cheese iverwurst inkfurters feinicrwurst [nackwurst [Haniluirger M eat Rings IFrom h M eat Cheese fMine t (i I lam Meal Loaf Mortadella Head I hecse Capered Salami SALADS TODAY Potal u Y e ^ e la h le C h ic Ken S h ri ni|) Mayonnaise D ressin g Pickles Oliv'OS PRIZE WINNERS in charge o f this Department C a le n d a r S a v in g s Bank mw as -is »m styles are ready for you. Be sure present indications are that it may ST. AGNES GUILD and come in during the three days. prove to be ono of the sections o f the Mrs. Howard Ovcrlln entertained Read the advertisement in this issue. state where avocados may bo grown the members of tho St, Agnes Guild “Tony, I want a chicken.” most delightfully yesterday afternoon “ Do you want* pullet?” at* her home on .West First street “No, I want to carry It.” Quantities o f lovely yellow daisies ' !> * ‘ ' * • !* ' 5 The Seminole County Bank with p ro fit STRENGTHMovie Night! Lake Mary Ca­ sino, Wed., Oct. 4(h. '162*2tc -PROGRESS- -SERVICE - T‘,- •: , _ ■-J ^ .* ■ “ aI / ■ 1 t -i The Ball Hardware Co. j s BL Berryhin •'33 - " -! ♦ - ■ * - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 03, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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SANFORD “T h e C i t y S u b s t a n t i a l ” *rh e City Substantial' IN T H E H EA R T OF T H E W O RLD ’S G R EA TEST V EG ET A B LE SECTION ---------—* - N U M B E R 168 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER t. 1022 VOLl’M E I I I . SOME BARS . MINNESOTA PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE IN prosperity sombre smoke SETTLEMENT OF PEACE IN NEAR EAST HAS BEGUN FRIDAY NIGHT THIS WEEK ALLIED DE w WORLDSERIES TOBES W AS ADJOURNED ? GAMES TODAY AT THE VALDEZ IN DECEMBER ........ ....... ....... . ..... . . . • o crriA R r M ONTHLY mkct ng w il l N IG H T d r a w l a r g e c r o w d .• •> — __ . ** i i e d ( nttnneo Says He Is Making At _|.<.a*t The European Special Efforts f u r HlR i n n , Will Get Together jit o m in u l i rice On It , Nations . -» —------HANKKH NAMES O B S T A C L E S WHOLE FRO NT AREA DOTTED WITH F I R E S TH REA TEN IN G Y E T TO B E O VER­ DESTRUCTION COME H III? m » Ai»o»Ut»< PttM l I d ; Tkr AiasrlalrS P r » « I LUTH, Minn., Oct. 4.— Northern' NEW YORK, Oct. 4.— A picture of -»»•> •m America, recovering from the "rude ( Minnesota’s forest Hrea today c on -•_ buffets and deep wounds of 1017 lo |tinuc-<l veritable son of sombre color1021,” and “with characteristic courdotted with fires. Sorao im­ age binding up her bruises, and slow- >t|er ,.ontroi and Wmr admitedly beyond ly moving forward to new goals" was Icontrol anil the whole threatening " . . , «... Tl.'___ „ A I 11.1 . . .................... ... »«.. .11. YANKS vs. GIANTS drawn yesterday by Thomns A. La- |widespread destruction nt the slight­ mont n8gw:jnto of j . I». Morgan, in an provo, ntinn <lf dements. In St. ad,lrc88 before 10.000 delegates at the Louis county nlone alone 105 fires are burn_______ And additional ports on &i __ _of # IL m aAmerican o*»i«-<*•» Hnnkorn riinnrt a i ^ convention the Banker*’i ,•,n(f ncconnng to to tLn the intnat Intest reports, page association. , C a ll for help was sent Inst night from *3 “ Hut we have not yet cause for un- I Vineland, nenr Onamin, where it was — h* fcu *;i * * * bounded confidence," he enutioned t h c ^ - i n n ' d the fire was out of control hankers. "W e must not forget thnt |im) onp B,.ttlCr's home had been de- CALLEI) TOGETHER ATMUNDrANA YESTERDAY AFTERNOON --------- - ^ ' . mm -fray ■ •*— « . ,i dh■ ’ Until Todny to Get la te s t R e turns on the World’s Series (Hr The Associated Proaal CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 4.— Th# Turkish Nationalists have accepted In principle thc Allied note regarding th*Near Eastern settlement It was an­ nounced here this afternoon. P A R IS, O it. 4.— The opening of the Th. usual weekly noon day meeting ( thc Chamber of Commerce held conference for the discussion of thc f8fh Friday in thc Vuldoz Hotel hns inter-allied debts and theK German .................... inUer) changed this week to the evonilcnmlty t„ W hoi,I m llrua,ol., h . . '»,<>"• '* w° n o*” »"•">"'■ 1”" " injr ,.f the same day. Instead of hav- l , „ „ L'lilnuwly for D ccrm h.r I. hle h hunlle. ... Jump. T h " W r» ........ LONDON, Oct. 4.— An agreement |nc n prominent speaker ns u gu6st of Thr prpliminnry plan, provide for n 111 1 " 11 ha- been concluded Indwell the Allied h, nar a* has been done on previous meeting without President Believes strictlv Eurtqican r.unniean meenug *v>n>»»«x mernted. --------., . p. . . when the Chamber of Com • o i t ,t\y ,,rici,s prevailing for farm g.tieral- and l-incl I'astui, the Turk-^ Am ericas presence. , . Railroad W orkers ish Nationalist rcprcciitnti ve who .. . .. held an evening meeting, it Premier Poincare strongly favors products; ... ' ’* ' i g , .I,..| to trnnsact thc usual bus h a ir b. ei, m lonsultntion nt Mudania Are Important a meeting of the European nations soldiers’ bonus; I f ,n r,ff jM h forms the program nt the RKPUKSKN'I \TB»N «»1 2.1.0011 over the question of armistice says'an first, for there is a growing feeling and the foreign M ,V Kxihaiigc telegraph message from It VNKS MIGHT < A M ’HI. ,1 meeting. _ „n the part of the Allied government l« reparations, allied loans and mtr r PKK si|)| N'T B E L IE V E S Constantitmple today It is expected^ I . ' experience proves thnt n largSO M E OF DEBT nt least one European conference on national trade it is added the protoeol will la* signed lr ,tt. •.dance can he secured at the reparations and debts will have to, Discussing reparations and the Would Make IDs Work VItractive Illy The Associated l-ressl today. t w .1 c meetings and in order to nc- be held before the co-operation of ter-allled debt Mr Lament raUed two Vnd Prevent Strike \FM YORK, o t I \n qV,a 11 the membership of the Chnm the United States run he expected, questions: “ Do our former ullits LONDON. Oct I Mudanin confeT• ..•iiim rce with the work their whelming scntiiiieiit favoring Amen III, The \ led I'lMO Despite the anxiety over the Near iy owe us all the debt m an ^ 1 • t i i e between representative# of the , ;l.n is doing and the«- plans; D l l l t i i l T . Oct I Presi' t i Fast crisis, the Allied powers, espec doing our full share to >ear u ragi< •a'- abaiidonmi'nt *>f her policy " f n*" "bdieves the railroad work I tki-h Nationalist* and Allied powi development of inllv /clirmm. are beginning to give questions ibai .n tI j, t |.,n ftolil F i t ....... . at fan - a"d th. .( h nn|Hir(an* u in *,,4f iw» ■i to begn,*in earnest today foliowr .!< i conHidoriition. it i* , oiisideralde , oi.si.l.-i at ion !<• the world* .If. lut ed . . , Tl- '■ ttu.t hi-* wages and - it - ' itill loll "I a p"ln ' wti" Ii lo.gbt ii «• it., b, ! it.-d arrival of Genoral \nl that the «*ntm* m*in ‘ I in. lliii’g | S ei I a ill h< f,,t lh, oUliiil' meetingF xchniiees of |,a 11ia! . .ill, •. >t u1' •' M ......... .. .,| ,I. r which lie works .... Ii Hi' "ii had bee' and Colonel Sarriyannii, ,.,, ,,•111 at the meeting Kri "if .-one "'in oil \ pi u • • ' • 11 • have already taken place be as whrt h s... Ii a • to make tu- cm •I,. V • 1 Y estorday*# , j, l.t «. -t. id.iv '• t i . . . . v ,. i •. etitat lie■ >, U II be held at the Valdez IW.-II th. Ften. I*, and Belgian go\ able to gi\e •!“ "'ll •holt , I u. 'hat strikes . ., t ng u aadi'.uined to await the - . b.,,luleil l <» begin at * we ,ll" lid g.l. five l"l»«on dollats t III mig b ’ ll. on\••11"', i■l .•I ll'll. Ill * over the questions to lie . .. 11.', , r.'t.ny " f Labor i . i a I t i tie I it' eks ,i,1,11y Manager (* ,<unt i lives of sovci ,1 tiumlred tho-isan tdl.si UiiM'd. ■, ■lt, ,) |,, fertny in nduress •ho tt auk.' i- ’ A»*iu lat lull. f the Valdez Pining re-m ,,tu •, ns tin would have been no Premo i poincnre’s present plan ii |ti,. -•lb I" t ' 1 .1 > . t llO„ . , Hi "i'l ion . f t be I tit ted Former Premier I It NI u *N •»ct i i. ,i he is preparing « dinner I,, offer to reduce the German Indent- lu«itntion as t" our . h"ic, I P Mol ,),. ... * \|a ml *oia i ■' I* May L ui \\ | .mi, nt a*-i" ml• ••1 ailed on AmbaSr M l 7 • -1 < **» , of I • T « • *-. • . in. thing out of the ordinary mt> to a figure between lO.OflO.OUft.' I ale. Inns, . e. . delelinmed Ib a’ ( \m« i • , ■ and railway shop laborers r<.,ii. wllo-e plea " '" tialf o und ns ked the ,<ial H an* v today i,.at .it r of the meeting will Dim a n,| .Mt.non.unii.flltn gold marks in .h o n e It deteimincd that (>iea! '' eon l ellt l"U , 1. ill! to at ed •-living ■on-. If'sbnt'S-" tuelle.l Ole -.lid a message to bit • ,|.|,eal to those of the mem return f-.r the ca iic llalion " f t»i« .,m amt I-ranee -tiould give up tl" ................... a- til. to....... d. legate-. < f.,i \ in* rn hi w"I’ki*I p i .- t n g tt"' United have epicurean leanings i . i i i t . ' » itahUiCiuii French ilet.l to Great Britain and tt>« lives during thal fir-t 'e a r a'"i 'h. ,. Mtuie I'.iliVs m tie » ^ I, . L .. , i mi,, i.t i .nt*'i «.'de with , , , number of civic mutters I.ri elldll mu I'V the ia t t .r power of w. .lu.iitd furnish, ti"' r I'l.....I h * . .i M.,n \,.i id it.......... I ft • 11 \ I,, t..| i , . (>.t them to n'CU* lilt W t.l l(M V N • , which is ill be disi ussed her shar,. III the reparations, which . n moil' \ taking, b" m l ■' .........in, ut gamed m -il...... . •' " 1,1 !l l I \ i \ | | (IM M tr-SD A Tilt I" e pending a fmul disposition . ,-ht. in fact nothing but mat amounts to 2’_' per cent ot It till promt -• I " pa> " f " ir c'ln ■ I .mol • plea wa* ,•• hoed •> \t p; | v M \ l W E E K 'll that terntory ,1 kind are handled >■> the "No ether p.'l, > ......hi h.ivi lost One of the most important factors |I,.,uia> H M \ lam- pte-ld, nt "f tile j i .immerce, t lty building (.,waul the success of the Brussels t .’l .wed at tl' >1 time I grant > : 11Ni . 1" N , "• 1 1 pi.qiara banker- national orgaeuat l -The < <i n s r \ ■ I I N i ' P I l " c t • in which every leal San . olifereltc" is thought to be the mil but now that the war i hellind n ,Vt. t early next | Ite m , t I lull'd St at • alltl'll-sad"! i relimiuai y .inference for the scttle•ji» r» htc*l, f*»r it 11ii*iiii'' a mi«>ii to Washington of Sir Robert tie .a n lake a long look bm k, it '* non* f " , I - ' *..... . . . . . . I #,.,»%ti I'M’IIIIlilHUV \ „ ( ...m a n clattni t., F ranee, and "the. lu.tftu, > known o ellt " f pea. «• III the Near East began ’ I more prosperous Sanford Horne, tin British chnnrcllnr of the Wise for US. I- tt ju s t, IS It gruel ..II- week " f -aul at -tat. depart J , g „ ,, ■—• I ma.u.al bade, who ,,-s. M f at Mndaiua yesterday with the allied , ♦•111til IS» It " the t ’hamber of Com exchequer. A satisfactory arrange to make mil. ll of tills mallet ompleteil. that until recently the question "f generals and Ismet Pasha, represent­ mi-nt today t tl a 11 organised to work for those, men Iietwhen the United States and Vl shan't attempt to argue >nli call* cl 1nt ion bad brought tier of ing tti•■ Turki- h Nationalists, jirescnt, \ targe to, h will make a greater and (treat Britain for the consolidation of point of tower prices. I t o t , -t- ftoin -mat' and o.igi bunk am f" •tin)' w t- ■aleil to order at 3 aginii-i , loirs Sanford, everyone in 'he Rnti-b debt would insure the sue tin s ........ l"d I "•« knew , ..lint n u til .*x pre --,*d , r- ttllollgll". t tte . I,eel in the afternoon, hut 'VU8 ;i 1...> I i . I,., ,|,l be interested in milk ,,f the Brussels gathering, is the to go bloke tie. intsc "• ,' > il i11*1 ill! 11.111g e d a 1111ud• gn-.it -mpt t*c at *• < » odto’ttTied t" Wednesday 16 m ill tli , h.iitiber of t ’onimeiee one So even though " ‘M ’ it Ml* I * „W of l tie VIt ii-i I oh servers Tin* , |up t i, in ie * !’• . |.t. I,. . .1 , i., inlanci "f. the Greek tn.V . • ,-ii! efficient a.- ,» • it> , , f ii Robert's \Vn«lrngl"ii -.,ff, i di-apt.oinlmeld I til t ... i. 'Ii.it , . ot.d ’ ' ' • f .it 1^•**' , , M, 1 ................... 't •|i.i I'fei e awaits the keenest ill l i t . , htinll* •lie •a s " " * •to 1 *Jl»*|’ ,.l mipressinn of •• nmj"i ■. ,* -I IIcinnt’i at > \Nin I .libel slllke- Use .. ■ wa- till tied down b. Ho ........... ........ -- men.• when affiliating -I" r mostl .................. serious ohstrui tmlis t< _ While the Allies are aid to real ||lim . By Lar^e Majority . Formal action on the question of Rotary Club Meeting 'even n -i iri local I.K-al Chamber t ’hamhcr of Commerce Commerce, Hiere is no possibility of canMr. Lamount deelared, In A rkansas Kuropenn .lel.ts tt. this government or At The Valdez H o te l. v nf the British debt, any do- though thc worst scorns to be over. i th •• payment of dues is all that t i definite program __ _ (ii, formulation |l(1 „*ked his audience to lememhcr W as W ry Enjoyable I 'M< d ,f them as a. member of , jnjt(> „Kr,.,.ment for funding it tV-ould t ■ade eollt Me * * 1 .,lr,l l’i r .,1 " . tnztit ion. This is not only place Great -Britain in a position to (|)Mt ,.v,.„ m tin* country t im e are . olllTtlt ■ . h"W , -c l ,. ill ’ In ,, fof.l but is general thrumit the nt„ es ..f ill rogaqce against the cm riou-li consider » part of* *' T|" Rotaiy • tub " 1 ng yestertlay mi, itiei .im •• . . . .,i!y today Meiuberahip in a Chain |’ren> h premier’s proposal w.dl attended ploy e l # as there are manife-l -ign- " f •• . \n’ lc/ It -el ' •, , I tl.lt t.l,Ilk. • "f t, \ I klllM.l* ii f,,.,n -t .l, w "!• . ' ,aonieice however. curries Th,- Fieuch government has made arroganc, against Ub..t t.i \ *n* t » I i an ei ell stand off tietwecn t h * , III I•• '.|.r.. ui'-' t '1.« 1 tte •o date th$y_ •i fain mIdigutions of which no announcement concerning any for President Hunting'- n t " " f 'he b.m ► ,:i b ■i * ■ lie." I I l 'l I" ' ' " , ..f dues l- but a small (her debt mis-.oos to Washington, im till w 11tl it« threat l" l»s bd..oo. it j l . t turkey din­ , . i.o.l Ii i veil and t Il,i.t 1 II I ■ \i ; 1 ' ,1 . nthusi.istn * hanjtiei "f although it has been generally a c ­ III.>li' out of the \ 111. I I' al' people and i > r e The gang lie, ilet III tile d»-t-» 1 that • 111.1," , It"'# and elect' , 1 b\ Ian , mi'intier is an adtive work cepted that Jean V Pnrmelitier. who •list llbiite it III su«h a ".!> " and ns they nil"!.' m e m with »<>ng mill" , II 11 ,nu> ilt.l . "do . lenients that Imve for recently head'd n a French debt mis probably no one would receive Dill three , on- t it" 1 • to .1 Hacked the Cuttancn dinner they heel .ti r- Jliid1 heeli the ---------------betterment of , «,„• - - tht sj„n (0 America, and some other of benefits temporarily leaped mat bur iiiilti l t" the ' the f o r e mi nation' concerning the took up many important subject*#-, tl one who nttends meetings f .r!n, WltU|,j rrt „ rn to Washington this die ami temporarily create,I a feeling by s, -tnntial vote. losstbilili of a basis f,n readjusted among them being the commumC#|* . , % 0 I g #V—ffa . m m . •* %_ 9 t. AI. — V TM•* r%fl and keeps informed of t h o . fn)| w{th details which the United „f relief Mr. Lnmont said. ----------------------, rnl % ,d the Kiwnnis Club about a CO'*I Of the tariff he said; "W e shall written off. i» order settlement of the f'hamber of (»nt- States refunding, commission resucstTli.s'dtjei t will be resumed today i 'hitnibcr ,,f ' omiuerce but ,tthe bank \ business is not — a -real rd It i# improbable thnt oostm-rs man •■•«••• •--- eu. ii is not ,,,,« ,,1 . 1. -..... these --|)t, fortunate, indeed j f we do not find ourselves, h’’ sui g, l, wheo Right I loiioi aide Regutiild Mi pfi-seiit did not seem - ‘ erestod e i * ■r «»f the Chamber of Commerce detail# will l*e withheld until nfter the (hut jn prnt.tiee it protects n number ,.rB. ^ Kenoa. of m - i m o will ...................... ,., .................... - the en-.< England, address the «. j„ the matter of having us d., .I,-, ide iihal others others “f of <•" tl" *• *<• • heima ... ha# some knowledge of bow , lnlllse|a meeting, when France hopes ( f in,,ualrk.H that do not tied prolec-. -|| ,,.tt us de what „ .'.T,'.1"* 'a l J nn UIu, Inter- i ; rg county join the present Chernhe* ’ •"US' As a member of a fra- discuss her debts to the United ^ ^ rutH off fron, ollr farmers .debtors are -good in P » r | , llivi„g d, fined its I„f Commerce and have a publicity. organization, he is required to Stolen. and manufacturers a lot of foreign Kj v,.n ample tune " ! jU , f.qe.gn affairs the eon- f ri(tll the entire county, advertise t S m l BANKERS FAVOR HELPINGEUROPE TO PAY DEBT ... ......... . . .... --iy. . . . i y . ::::r z . ... . . .. . . « . , h ,ho r. ■ lorkin'gs of such an organization' J U S T I C E M OBSCIIAU8 KR commodities. . <lf th' . , llMr ,m|Mirt .... which, nreording to the lead- „f Cimiineni' as it now stands ,tM H • In- can familiarize himself with R ESER— V E D...................... DECISION „ .............. “ If there is any one motto which menu a great in. . (ir, ' .,r„IlliBes to dominate remaining strongest organization in thc C O U tlt^ t ' i. ' au,| workings of such ant ON STILLMAN ( ASK American producers und legislators and it heavy <<•. rea#. i <• ^ ^ (|M This is the question of The Uotarians were nlso enlletl Dtgnnization before he can consumntc ----------------T d .. should learn by heart, it is that oft |„ going t" I " " ' * ’ ,,n " .. h t,a „k# " forci|ily brought into „„ t(> help the High School Athletic ' mt«-r»hip. Knowledge of Vow W H i ^ ^ r r ^ . 4 . - repeated one of the ^ ^ .....* A *s..iatio n and evcr>- .ncmbcr tt. of development is carried on Supreme court of Justice Morsehnuser who over « century ngo dwd- » h, J , the nations of Europelcntl,» representing four mid-Western vnt pledged himself to g vc two j • hamber of Commerce 1- Just J “. P- who wi.i not • • -• -------..... 'buy " ,v neither shall nt K,q ..... ....... l,ankers’ ..... .i„iions, who who have ilir« month to t Giro that, great n dangers. America too is #tate associations, have | urB aa month to the the ussocmtlon. association. ” ....... .. n r«luiRite as his know- 1plication 1 > ............ ,/irmfttion report sell." Z l S l crisis though of a different .'brought to a head their oppos.lmn to, Mr. Slater, of the firm of S la t* for confirmation report sell." h a „f a ritual or obligation in a f r a ­ * “ Even with the sick man of Europe, IU, ,,, bavc gain' d grent power; |t |,e further increase of such instltu- White, of New York, was present made by referee Gleason in Stillman ternal organization. A greater intcrthe Turk, suddenly alive and kicking with the power goes responsibility. u „ n. , on the ground that they tend to the guest o f ^ i d e n t D . U ^ s h 1 ! - an be aroused if ho participates divorce case. the Greeks all around tho lot; with actively in some progressive move-, Russia, Germany and Austria what I I . . " « . ' ' - " • ' f ' 1 , h * ,h .t . i S 5 ' f l ' •"t it has under way for the major- the Chamber of Commerce, so that they are, and with Ireland in a f e r ­ when a non-member asks the question. "f individuals are recognized ns ment, it is dangerous," declared Mr. i perio l since the armistice, can any wis.. appears in the convention os the mg program for thc winter mon “ What is thc Chnmbcr of Commerce i * mg progressive. Thu weekly meetLamont, "to sny that Europe has gone one of us search his heart and answer champion of the nnti-brnnch hank e . which the member* will go into doing?" the Inquiry can be Intelligent­ '"«* of the Sanford Chamber of Comnlj to pot. Invisible force* are snv ( We have, it is true, offered I ment, which Inst night is concede. •> tails concerning'their purticiyletf iiUTce are held for ju s t this purpose, ly nnswered. * ‘ . . . . »#--------'have gained considerable strength of businoss and it will have a In addition these meeting* afford t" enable tht members to acquire cy to ..............hind thc ----------members ace tnc _ closor.t thc convention opened. ' e “ t We since Wc h u e shouted advices to »them. knowledge of how tho Chamber of nn opportunity for offering construc­ rums or worse, but economically gestions or cntici»m»«x„, «««,,— --------> . ,, . . timid of w t t y entangleThe “ pro” clement was headed by rr in the real bonds of otatry. tive suggestions criticisms. No have been timid of petty entangle ' •mnivrce functions. TJhoae who have town or city hns ever been developed for one, believe she Is on « *»« |* ’ ^ ^ h||V0 „ woull, „Ccm Waldo Newcomer, nn Eastern banker. --------------------J “ niiiilc it a practice to nttond these tm-nt rom •* ___ • sl.n Y thal ritUM'll I^TCNl - 0101,1 niuvp wmiH'ip, “ •••*---------. , , , . „,l ..-Inion of l,olh AnUTK# U,n. no,■'l—. sim null" ” ' ................ • Hchedttle " f the convention #" that whose scn.xiitlonal elopement set »h.l, hi miiTi-st hns made through organist organized < effort and opinion ------I. t i -s I in the organization has <»r • dHry to inter-allied. indebtedness lin# <"me without power. >>r * u» the #< " I . Ei nt t.... „/ rn m erm nn lV4*l solution adopted by the anti month# ago with Esther Hug! .. .............. in proportion to t h e > Chamber of Comerce a#. b e w * i t ,# generally fail 7 Sh a’l ya« and I k'.ve our mm-K ,« resoh our sympathy Abranch may he put to a v„U to year-old boarder in the Culp 1 ttiiiiiU, r " , they have p e e le r . P ^ , h„t nr our understanding nn.lereon.l ne and " " 'I ~>r ™ - * men 1 resulted in his arrest was indicted t f S to th -se probVm* t shnll we stand day. (♦•lull'll. day and chcurgcd with ret " " l a , - , meeting will prove an ««• will he 1155. Ina.mneh . . the Vnljee aside and a l i o - o«.,r national stock of ------------- «»-— gold to disappear? Shall we allow 1‘rospects are good, as business #tn mortgaged property from th * - ............pnprtunity for , h .„ e who M ^ Now ! e " ................... ... ............ .... to pass the golth-n opp.rrtunity of tistlcs show, providing u few workeis kirn, found it impossible to be present determine, what, if any, of these del't# • If you like the Dally HenUd tall the secretary’* office, No. 51, can v Phono M the noon-day meetings to become (allied debts to America) are in nny Join the throng* oi reader*. 199 ur reservations and bring a strike. ht,l'iHintcd . wtui with mo the meuion method inrougi. through ,v> — event uncollectible and so should be „ i •* ... i which civic problems are handled by friend with you. °I ZZmS ’ZTTlW "A„,l„- 1. Cr.. ", Waukohi,.;Kuury..... .. ~ --v rtr ,i:: I / �PAGE SIX C H A R L E S II. C A M P B E L L P A S S E D A W A Y TODAY A F T E I l S I I O l lT I L L N E S S Classified Ads Sr a line. No ad taken for less than 25c. and positively no classified wd» charged to anyone. Cash must i«rcom|iany all orders. Count fire words to a line ■tnd remit iwrordingly. Millers, t o m e in and make us an f>f f (‘rI'*- Dp I '^ R Q C I f k S ’.Vi.K—Dining chairs, stools, marble counter tops nntl other dining room furniture, nUo cheap/or cash Apply Manager Ht-ll r nfe. 1ill? ■t»t<* FO R S A L E -Very desirable lot West First strict. Good pr;c< tpiick sale. G*-o W Knight. 15 Muses Sura ami Geraldine Muriel, tin- high school faculty returned to t ri.,„|y f ,r the big World’s Ser, Ojjjt «t in t i t oniorrow. Full reports will be given in the Daily Ilernld every day. Get it fresh from The you are imj a daily subscriber let "S put ynnr name down now. ---------Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Chambers of tV-.dn ar.- among the prominent vis• r t tin - ity today he ng the . i t - o f the C able Hotel. Mr. I tubers has been a resident of the Pri '• c :ty for many yi'nrs and has many f iends all over Florida. F o il SAM-:— Ford Sedan. 1921 enifine. $2 R0 tv<h bat:im«* a’ $25 per nmnlh. Atldrm.*. “ 1921” rare t f Herald, fur particular*. SU N D A Y MORING ■ We hear about tho cold to weather in the north and it N may lie there but certainly ** it i» Hummer time here with * * no chance to wear our heavy stuff and Btrnw hnts and ”7« b. v. d's are still en rcRle. ^ 86 in the shade for today . and the World’s Series for •**> tomorrow. 5:10 A. M., OCT. 3, 1922 . Maximum ' 85 " „ Minimum 70 f a Range 7-1 . * 3 t Barometer ............ 29.99 f a Rain ........... .*... . .82 ftj . Calm and cloudy. f~t most cheerful of men nt all .times, hi illness was never mentioned to Li tricntls and few of them wore ever aware of his condition for he attended to business every day and almost up to tiie time of bis last illness was at bis post as malinger of the Monte /.•■inn Hotel of which place he and hi wife were tnc hosts and ever ready to look out for ttic comfort of tin guests. Charles Campbell was born in Gem gia about sixty years ago and while a boy in years moved to JncksonviiU A G R E A T KEV IV AI with his parents nnd afterward con. ing to Sanford to reside. Ho work. ! here as a youth in the gro9ery store “ Never in the history of our church of DeForest and Doyle and oilier pin . r any other church, has a people had tuer groccrymen and embarked in hie the pririlege of hearing more spiritual ie.i ss f- r himself when ha was aim t uplifting sermons than have been twenty years of age. From this b e delivered' the past wcok in our own incus he went on the road nnd bet am hwrvh. i,tie of the he t known travelling met. Great crowds are coming out both in tho »t:;te having been on the ro. ' morning ami night to hear Dr. S. \V. fm twenty-five years in continm. Walker, pastor at Sanford, Florida, Hciviio f >r lhe J a c k s on vi ll e f irms <•' and we urge you, if you happen to be John < b r i st " : her, Etlom Ai Co., ' < i i i t n l.ewj t 'bitty & Co., and oili is. l i e was nb-o engaged in it pi lug of <’ •i\ h•-1 for n n i ' v \ li'.O-.U BIG BERBA N BROTHERHOOD HAD LARGE CLASS - ' r <■: tile C U T T H IS OUT— IT IS WORTH ’ MONEY ’ . ney and 1!. Cuthartic [ thoroughly constipntior and sl'igg whore.— Adv Second sin . v 50c pel* I.OOit. f »» Herald nft'u t •• who has imt taken a dvan t ag e r.f us wondetfu! oppoitunity to t it >’«>' attending these ser vi c es. ' 1 e song -<wvi »• led bv Mr. !t<>yd Nenl.iu ' M'U'teZnilin 11ot e h .• periods 'JJhe Big Bcrcnn Brotherhood (fo r­ merly the Bocthlnn Clnus) of the F irst Baptist Church, war very proud of its attendance Inst Sunday morning. All told, there were nine­ teen young men present, which was a big increase over the eleven or twelve usually present. The Brotherhood is plnnnlng to f u r ­ ther inrrense their nttc'ndanco by got-' ting out n neat little card to adver-i tise their class, and every Suhday they read the lisj of absentees, and eacte niegibor takes one absentee to sec during the week. This is t h o . secret of their success—keeping a fte r i the absentees. romorro New officers have ju s t been elect­ ed, and the class is planning big Coura things. Willnrd N. Lunibloy, Class Reporter. j !. a toI well the traveling p. J •son. ( ’llarles <'i Late Model in Execllent < O. M O T SA N FniM ). Di*!i iliif in s f FI.OI M> !in mobile ,i ,i I ( X ’TO BI.R RECORDS PII()NO( ii I-OR l.’ .’ .N l T An a; ai l u . e o t - . new ami up-to-date; well furnished — r 'ales \i .utlneiits Our T ailoring Man will return for another o p e n G i u He will have on display uOO of the < HOU I S I mmning Mi i f f v. it h tin| I ,<a t i in in t i i r ,!• i nt V. F O R Ri!N1 Rooms and kitchenette it.,Ill H. Wingate, of Ja< k:>onsille and —Shirley Apartments opposite po«t Striven Wingate, of Dinsmorc, Nas­ office, upstairs 2s tfc sau county mi till- n got of , vt F O R R E N T — Niie furnished house­ 11th, were ordered released this morn­ keeping rooms, 31 1 Fust Fifth St ing following habeas corpus ] i s. Ui» 3tp n.gs on five tluiusand bond. » - .'•! tl e *-1*111 , . t *nts, but b i infinite alt'U.tion in d m• i* with Mis Morse's i i ue f u l bu y- ' i ii <•« lie*' t i eh g h l f j ! i i t, lies • Pickets will lie on sale at the al |,rn,s at the lunch loom m in i WOOLENS of the season. Come in and let him get your measure. Select the Fabrics and style you like best. a p p r o a c h in g OVER E A S T E R N G lIF Y o u r S u it D e liv e re d w hen M o s t C o n v e n ie n t fo r you F o T T T k K T — Furnndiod in-art meat - til Ft i lula.<’ \: a rt iii.-nt •t t ib, ast wind* tol W A N TED Sec Old III.till t-l.iy ......... . y t iC N<, U t i M W I , nipt leal 'ten t (,m o r r o w , becoming htrnn Mini fem e posts <\ W . Gib on. ii ugr.tghfi an I lvp:M, want.' employ huMy reaching gale force 1, Richmond Ave. 168 dtp ment. I 'bone 70. Reselencc 318. const . N O TIC E — General cabinet work, furIfi'i-.'itp niturc made to order, ice boxes. - I! PKRM \NKNT WAVING, Radio SurtM. Metcalf, Osceola, Fla. HU-ltp light baths massage.— Mrs. MeW A N T E D —Two or three room Coy's Beauty Shop, Welnkn A p a r t - , apartment. Apply J . E. P. 102-8tp intent. 102-6tp ( First Street it is �mam m * P s r P z i* iT . ~ r Ve THE PAGE TWO The world a t your door every even­ This meeting called for November “ Plans for a thorough and systcbusiness men and the subscribers of ing f o r 15c.— Dally-Herald. Oth by a group of prominont business matic publicity campaign for the city Seminole county we shall continue men of the state contemplates the to climb upward and onward with the of Daytona and vicinity duting tho P a b lla k rd e v e r y n ltr r n o o n f i r r p t Han l a y at !■>« H erald B a llA ln p , 107 one thought uppermost in our minds coming souson' were made by tho launching of a slato-wide co-operative v'.i M agn olia A t r . H an ford, trim . .• A superior grsde ,,f wri . ' •: living “Se rvice" nnd that service board of governors of tho Chamber of campaign to advertise Florida. Tho -, adds refinement t.. . ' hivo self always. i Common e nt a special meeting on men whose names are attached to tho once. A good v .l„ , 1, Monday evening, the members of the call which the Florida Development oFCOLiallEltH once. hr“ i r bnnrd indorsing recommendations: Board puts out are; T elfair StockPlease take notice th at S ta te and Ill nod the Greeks and the A good value at It. J . IIO I.L T _____________ ____ lid lto r r' ' <411 -n ^1 frv^ln"KuropTw il! hove niado h> GonJon h Hayward, ch air- 1ton, Jackson villo; Ernest L. Hill, Juck- j County Licenses are now duo nnd tin If. J , L IL L A I1I) H rrrftirr-T rrsm rfr p, „ ha. !c sent now whllo the ,uan of lhe l»ll,|iri,y committee, t o . sonville. president Florida Realtors’ I payable for tho ensuing year. i * »Ki tt bin k Bent now w I L A . N K E L - . ____ ClrnrrnI M a n x r r nuiko appropriations for advertising Association; Willis M. Ball, editor of P h o n r I4M ii|, i*. O.tHi I*. >1. W ■! d Serious'* is taking place In Section 803 of tho License Laws of through various tourist publications; the b’Torida Tlmes-Union; J . E. IngrnLIQUID \Y l IsKPfic m w York. Now is the time to keep tho State of Florida requires that II n m Slade Knnnn an by means of high class posters for hnm, St. Augustine, vice-president of tp pllrnrlon up with tlie boys every afternoon in each person, firm - or corporation Rid your mouth of b,„| Ut. LEW’i s Hitti-r___ circulation U m n . i r , |Je ’s r c , inl sporting page of the Her- e l e c t i v e distribution; nnd for tho c m -j the Florida E ast Const Unilwny; MUST HAVE A L I C E N S E B E F O R E a bad breath. Yiv. , v . ^ i-fconr sso-xv niter ft p. m. ,, . . n »Hi ic thr. «nnriint- n,<i p ioym en lof n press representative fo r ; Frank B. Sloneman, editor Minml ! ENGAGING IN A N Y ' B U S I N E S S , smnll size for 3.'» '. ^ * H u b a r r i p l J o a I ' r l r r In A d r a n r r ........................................ tor and he Intends to h . V . ^ t h i n , - o n t h s of the winter season. Herald; D. C. Gillett, Tam,,a; W. F. P R O F E SSIO N OR OCCUPATION During October, Oh V ear ........ *fl.oo Stovall, publisher Tninpn Tribune, nnd in that line if it breaks tho Herald. “Thi; publicity committee was aunamed in said License Laws. ----- -in ---------- ft-oo ■ tx M on th ..... Watch our sporting page. Ithorlxed by the board to contract fo* Richnrd Lloyd Jones, editor nnd viceU r l l i r r . i l In C l l f far C t r r l r r Please apply fo r your License at 7A------------- -------- IS O e n l e O ar W’c#k_. o ______ quarter page advertisements to ap- president of tho Pensacola Journal. once, Every individual, every financial Tha b il l : - i» I i u p x r W n UJ j r; *ni *t ri -- ,( __ ____ , tl n - u .. [nar fo r three months in Agwi Steam ­ JN O . D. J I N K I N S , The readers of the Dally Herald M r r u ln o lf C ount/ t s l l r t ll ir m u n ship Nows, the official organ of the institution, every bank nnd every cor­ C. ROWER T a r Collector, s t ? j f f l s - i l a . r c . s f ' s - . s s : *•»» ™ « ■“ ■ n d n » i >i»> !>•*• a . Clyde, Mallory, Porto Rico nnd Ward poration that can in any way profit 163-4td; ltw Seminole County. O rsn o frn lta la p o lltle a . m « p er news of the world as it happens in " . o n . 5 ! s ~-------------- Stofoid, F k i steamahip lines. This trade publica­ through the promotion and develop­ JM T , s l a a r i In a tf v a a r r . these columns. Wc arc adding some tion in read by practically the whole ment of Florida industry nnd enter­ ■ B U B E R T i n : AHHOCLATKU P I1 E 9 S of the best equipment that can be tiaveling public of the winter tourist prise nnd tho multiplication of popu­ TTio A sso cia te d P re s s la e x c lu s iv e !? WORKS en titled to th e tine fo r r e p u b llc a tlo o o f purchased for the printing of one of class ami it is believed that substan­ lation should got behind an advortiseall n ew s d iep atoh ea c re d ite d to tt o r tho best daily papers in tho state not o th e rw is e cre d ite d In th t* pAptV tial results will be realized from ad­ Floirdn campaign not with modest but (t . JOHN GOVE, Proprietor end a ls o ihe lo cal n ew s p ub lish ed and when this equipment is installed herein. vertising through this medium. with mammoth contributions. Florida x* C EM ETER Y WORK A SPECIALTY All rlc h ln of ro -p u b llc « tlo n o f sp e cia l the Dnlly Herald will be enlarged and On the recomcndation of Mr. Hay- should invest not loss than five mil­ 1018 W « t Fiwt Btreat U18 Wwl K,w d isp a tch e s h erein a r e a ls o re s e rv e d . w ill b e on th e s t r e e t c n r l le r nnd m ak e wnrd the board also authorized tho lion dollars in this advertising cam­ o < fie * i U B n 'A i.n i i u i l d i x o . t 'h o n . i 4 m a n y c h n n g e s th a t will g iv e th e re a d purchase of 500 three color ‘posters, paign. It is tho best investment that ----------------------- ----------------------------- — - I ers quicker service nnd a better pnper. . business in tho state can make. It is Watch for the Daily Herald and if 20 u by 30 inrhcs in S' Z°' <T<'< vnu do not get it promptly let u s hcovy ^ r - p r o o t cardboard. These tho investment that will bring the dividends. — Jacksonville j.now [instors will picture some striking greatest Journal. scone of this city and will be distrib­ A N N IV ERSA RY DAY ------------- o------------uted fo r display in Ask Mr. Foster Seminole county is fortunnte Accounts The Herald force is so busy fretting |hnviVg ' a ' ; 0unIy ''«grn t‘ oga“in“ *and is trftVcl burGaUa' railway and BtcamahiP P R IZ E W IN N ERS ticket offices and information buin new equipment that wc could n o t <nho fortunnto ,n hnvinp B , njnmin IN FISH ING C O N TEST celebrate our anniversary date with wh|tTlpr „ nRcnt „e Sanford rcaua. ANNOUNCED BY B A L L CO.| “ Following tho policy that boa been a big edition but this will come later hoy, n product of the Sanford High used with success by a number of othafter we have installed nil our new Sehool, of the University of Florida Annual event in sporting circles •* e: cities of Florida tho board also en­ mnehnery. Two years ago the Daily and of experience in SnnforiJ farming and especially among the deciples of ■ dorsed the publicity committee's ’-pcHerald resumed publication under the world nnd fruit growing. He is n young 'nuak VI a l ton is the prizes given for jj present management aftor the first ommeiulation to employ the «n vices man of fine moral and intelc. tiinl a t ­ ■i , large t fish e'tugnt with hook and B daily paper had b^'-n started the year of a press representative for six tainments and h<- should make good n- iii .-i uiin.I, county. These priz- ■ before and lived from October until in his profession. The Herald always months of the winter season, Fred are given uy the Ball Hardware ■ April and only suspended then he takes great pride in the Sanford hoys etiek Booth, n member of the news i i».. and are g- mi front April first J cause the power was so uncertain making good and the new county and advertising s t a f f of the Morning to October firs!. In other words the * that the dally could not h ■ sustained urrnt is another Instance of our •Journal during tho past year was so­ fish must lie caught between' April with any hope of being printed on ,'m .M roniin(, ,nt„ , hoir own. The li eted by the hoard for this position f rst and October first. This takes time. Since the time it resumed daily Herald has always been in fnvor of and will assume his new duties within in the loeal fisherman mostly und the pnbllcntion It has never lost an Issue an agent In this county where there the next few days. ' Ball ilardwure Co., are contemplat­ I I n and hus been getting bit-gcr nnd bet is so mudi in the fruit and vegetab­ ing nffeiiiig special prizes for the ter with each year. (,ui yiew plans le nnd stock raising lines nnd we con­ 'n.irint m the winter season. Tho rail for one of the host rquiped news gratulate the county commissioners, follow :Ug ate the |>11ui' winners as paper offices in the state for the sire 'lie county at 'urge and the new rounf1Itmi 1 11 111 tlhu udve rtiacment of the of it nnd ii fact there will lie-n<> better *• agent in this great work of getting Ball 11:i 1dwnri ■ Go., in yesterday’s In the ‘o'1n t ti an >where. Tho llernld * g ith e r bir the things needful, Dally llernld: luii hei'ti boosting Snnf, >r<! f<>r fifteen 1-t 1'lire Wctglit Id li­4 lbs., yem*. i-t 1T1IU’ alt the t inn that t fi■s HH tUi 1a 11g 11i V | -| \ \ l i t DI'A K l . o p 1 I.OKI I, \ hy Ned Mari i.son, May _0th at fit ■ hiei .1 mu fill lire before it '* i s..; hrj It] >4 X j I!*'utl'j . klliiU’hca. We said -a "I .t I.i'. nvtsi. we ineai.t it l .v»..lr\ * nnrn^ "tlrj I'rtzc— Weight < nltfiTtim hrul a 11 1 4 lbs., We a, . 1 I'll* h,"l 'town on tills a ssor I l o K I D A ' S lll'is r INV ESTM EN T. *pii in 11 * < j i utmil t • N . Mai 1 aught pial tv l i n n i l u id May 17th at by u turn till! 1U 'Hit 11\V1! t1:1S'tni-'tn have led l ..rig I ' ii I mv i 'iilrfnru i i ' j 'i> jtt,i ,< t t*-n i’*llul. the (ti.. • -•■i anil ti i’. 1■ Twity*- kejit Nil tli.il, - .i. ve'i- win, h:i* nut faith ■r.i frtze 11 lbs,. caught 1iy Geo. than fuur ■ j i p l , .it tun M mm I nbrei.rt 1. ! 'he .T'Wth "i bun e! f Self , iifuleiiee nr faith lit ■f Sanf ord STREN GTH - s i ; i t \ it e -P H O G R E SSt ire 1 "/.*• . iluy toth nl I-'.ci in lor kbit (choc. We --.IM." 1 *1. 11 . •, 1Ih raid before i e v e i i i rle i Ini' -I ■s-i t in eharai' it h ' ‘t 1/ 7 lt.« . 9 nz , cat;ight by 11 g * IJ 1 e r . 1 1- •i t i e the 1 ,t . ' . M , 11 j1 n 1 ,i . . i , i n e o f ‘, n e for it but S IH IIIIIIIIIIIIlM H M IllllllR IIIR IIIM IllllU iiilllim 1 . f t 1'iirdnn \|ii il 21L nt I’lnlne t t . • t i * • • < • ! d i d the ! ■ . ' 1 ' h> 1 r ' (i1v. 1r v.1•!i., 1, m * «ith l llku 1 hu t l .«tf 1- ille , j (j •' * ' ' ' 1"' ** 11nil ", i •1 ' 1: l 1 'IIItnli *f the re-tiiti' 1 1\ f _ 1• - 1 * ! 'iitli :v it . ; ..; |i iiia \ ! W *••t'f Ml I■0 h III re aiirorrt im the ' it l it . . .did .1; 1* tlul J th* 11 ! that in ' ■*. 1' 1" Cu/i'5 ( 1 '.ar.i Jt Jl1 may he Mb’ S. W HITTING'I ON WINS ........ut \ IMtl/j; Al L L O Y D ’S 5 '| •-1 ’ ii'iL.l. " *1M, i’b, 11 In- -l t-. ' I J 1 thriii iii of tie 1 j 1 - 1 t t sa ■ i • 1 gt a 'h ON BEAN G U ESSIN G ■ ..f .*•11 ..in ill ile 1>11 urt> fitlltf HI the world . . . I .. J ■ 1 on in lain mull — ■ m :hi« time Nnw ■Jil.il yet if the pe ijilc wild live there the .stale Lloyd's ShutStore every month or J III ' " f II' f 111 nil r h ve little fa till 11 it the rest of the lilts p u u u u n e i j i l t mi n o i l > i ' t •imuHitnd world will have little faith and hi> shy so gets up a guessing contest and they Jj M'lling it to set tl ers on ttl-Vl! r fail (ii i to H -arouse the public und ■ t h. next three years of it oinking the interest low K L * 1 * 4 1 •he repon always fur greater ■ xvi' at. ■. tt i,„- ■ .nl' f,.r it |,y Fiiitnlu want- t ii o 11111111>n moie '. 1 111 - ... i'll v ! ha I if i. ‘ tm n Mr anticipates During J l.lo.vd • iii.i*. ri .! . and a web Dome lie I.eiill;, ten million more ills 1a t « i> NU1* 1 -.St l, l ti(‘ Ills reeet.t sale he inaugurated nn- ■ [ ir e -. tin* > 1 i .i' ■„) f.dd ...mm . -Vi tt*i - iif tile n underf .|| land nf ui > m *•111-■ .till 1 -till ! 1 . 1 In 1 gi, - - Dig 1 1 ntest nn the number ■ dai ' p a ! . r- u '■ - 1t- Th . mug ' 1 . I , 'll i' l l : |. " 1 "t tin ,,l ■•f t f11- k i r■,t Ml - 1■. i ll t bean- in .1 .mail ja r and tile guess- J Hi > ’■ f . • 1‘ . . I f.| | *' Mi til Till it D bn •11. .ii til. ■m 1 litttetl wa re all ci.ise ellogh to make ntm ■ but t! , Hi r,i'd ■- k i 'i |,\ ,t . -.v-.,L« 1'iople go win 1e they find ottiei \ ,t, . . O l d1 din .DoM K*t Delhi, in nink ills 11- are Knmc mighty good ■ r‘11r f't.'li •' 'in k t„| that people prospeious. Florida is usually ■uesHors in Sanford. Tho number ol " knows tm delays, rm disasters, im haid tw Sun Juiupmt \ alley. I he under described und too often thought of ns beans in the ja r were 1704 and Mrs. J times, We intend to go ahoad and I .'.king is being conducted under the the winter plnygtound of America. ptrviMon of Dr. El wood Mead, of Whittington of this city guessed 17- * build a city of onr <lr*'iints ami when Dr Mend It is nil that, but it is not merely that; !'!• and many others were within ■ that time comes maybe we will he t !ii- t'nlifort'.in University. •iti'd i lorida n few years ngo and ve w ait it to be the great winter I wi'-'tv .a twenty fic,. nf the number. j| ready to r e ' i ' im' u ^Ii uie i. trix ntu playground ,,f \meririi It i- being Mi I .loyal al.cn nniinun.es that his sale ■ or bit hn'iij1 .mil take .1 »■<■*-»■ But ‘'or ■ .j '-i'i 1 m l 1 li.rnl.i nodietti e* atiollt d. .1 nv( red ns an eqnnMy good sum r ■ fie |il:i' I'nf'i c r i i i ng this e n t e r p r i s e , II itv MiecesSL.. mittr ns usual1 ■ the r.i t f - Veil* th. Iiiti’ y Herald oier playgionm! ! lotida wants to be \\ 1 at h. ,1 d wii^ 11 1 1'iifleiy i nt e r e -t ' t- ihe Daily Herald credit f<w get- 2 w*1 g". •• th. 1 , nj. e i.f anfnrc. ti Oil , (lit ti. ■ .......... b,i- b. eii mful " ill " ' i•r. than a j lnygi uiind bei n .i-e it i, 1 nr the 1 t i'wds 0 adi',.|tong tin rttoi \ er. f th. l.l'St ■ •h. n o d " ti ••■11■I 1bat a!w ,y • it . -ei. 1 ; 1 ’ , " "W tin 1 all ii.r 11..1 pi .ill ■ daily jiaper ihut in ■< \ wifi biv 1 to 1 1 ■ a l e [' .. i'll, '.»h> Itu- plan fnt f i-t phice m the minds of nn n in a MVlxli M E C T U it i r V S U E YOUR S ''ITtliy new feal ili ' - ' Mil! be inldt d .1 II1I 1"ininoiiwenltti of importance WORK ■ the Daily llernld will be n daily n ew s ­ 11.1 ri nsi ng population and taxabl e val j It is good that Florida n u gr'uii es might be iiiiire suci e^sful here — — ■ paper in every sense of lhe word N lintel land. lint we want to be also Mow electricity can be made ti ■ As usual we can depend upon the than in California. the great home land. It is for ns to The M u t e of Florida own much bghten the average housewife's bur- J public to see us through. They lie till the ..hole wide world that this i* dens will he demonstrated in the * lleve in their Herald nnd the editor bind, whereas California had to boi the land that Ponce do Leon sought, model house, owned by Miss Musson. ■ and have believed in them for the II w money to buy land. thy land that every Ponce do Leon is ‘ark live, which will go on public ex* In 1‘alifornin it is necessary to irrl Jiast fifteen years. When the Hera m seeking. It is the land of homes nnd dilution October t> to 14, in the Bet gate nnd in Florida there is no such a R^R ■ ■ ■ !(■ ■ ■ «>■■■■■ ■■ nld first started in business in Sun for it was a weekly but a good week ■vlrn chatgc to be taxed against the happiness, of prosperity nnd pence; it t(.r Domes in Americn campaign, in I ly and a!! the time it was published rfivenite produced from the soil. Much ss the land where work is easy; where which Sanford is taking part, togeth- ■ ■■ ■ ■ as a weekly it wns the best we could of the turn! owned by the Stnte of 'v"rk itself is play, where this work- ,.r with hundred of cities and towns Florida is in the Everglades and hns piny is the builder of prosperity. in the United States. ■ __ make it. The big Weekly Herald will The virtues of a state may ho adNew elcetricnl conveniences are be- f now be better than ever and will con­ l.een sufieienlly drained to make crop tain from twelve to sixteen pages of production profitable The citting of vertised ns well as the virtues’ of u mg contrived by inventors ns a subThe great economic truth stitute for manual labor •- ‘.ho rougood matter every week. All those lateral ditches am] other work usually soap. necessary in farming constitute the which the twentieth century science of tine home duties. (I subscribers who do not want the daily Among the most fnmilicr electrical ij happenings take the Weekly Herald most formidable obstacles to he over commerce linn established is " I T pays come by tho settler. The state could to advertise." time savers nre, of course, tho elect- J and get satisfaction out of its pages extend long time credit to settlers California hns found it pays. Calirical range, dish-wnsher, washjngfor it is n compendium of daily nnd weekly happenings and is the kind Of ’ w’t *lout u"*nK it:* ,,wn c r(*dU to fur- fornia advertises more than any other mnehinc, vacuum cleaner, nnd electric paper to go into tho homes of t h o ' thor "uc*1 development enterprise, and jstatc, more than any commodity the iron ever produced. That ad- ‘ Tito percolator and samovar, for people ns it hns nlwnys been. T h e ' •'*t' Rnmc tlmo bu,,d ul* waste world ■ 1 has L vertiaing hns built more hotels and coffee and tea, are gaining in favor preaont editor of tho llernld establish1 P*nct’H t^,nt would return large sums t through those hotels has diverted hun -1end use. Thp electric tonster nnd the cd n paper in Sanford in 1908 n n d lin tflXC!' to tflB S t s t c Ac­ has been printing a newspaper hero H would be more Ideal if the .Stnte ilreds of thousands of tourists into j waffle-iron nrL. becoming almost a permanently invested citizens. That j necessity. The chafing-dish has long ever since. Whatever of success t h a t ! of Florida would sot nside certain ha» cotne to tho Herald has come i sections to be homesteaded, as the advertising hhs built homes, m ulti-! been tho first lieut-nnnt o f the houseconnection with the undivided support of the poo- federal government hns done. Such piled orchards, harrowed fields, stand- wife who has unimpeded caller at pie nt nil times. The Herald hns b e e n . ,,Ption would bring a horde of carn- ardized products, created trade nnd j meal-lime. — ----------------------frank and fair nnd square with t h e m ' " I - hard working people to Florida burst tho bank vaults with bounty. Florida is nenrer the great m a r k e t s S t rout Farm Agency, 113 Magnolia at all times. It has been the people's, who would become valuable citizens, [than is California. Florida hns n bet- Avenue: A pick up for someone. paper nnd not the organ of any clique Fltfridn Re AI Estate Journal. or elan or political factions. Our sole ------------- ®------------- ter year-round climate than Culifor- about 30 acres heavy black loam, all: aim is to give the people the news FLORIDA C IT IE S \DVKHTIS1NG. nin Florida can, just so soon as she in tillage, perfectly ditched ami drain- J a nnd our editorial opinions are not wills to do so, do infinitely greater cd This dirt would fertilize cclfcry \ framed to cram any of — views Floinla cities must advertise if they things than Cnlifrtrnin great state as,avenue soil. Good five room house, 2 down the throats of the readers in a nre to get the people that nre coming ^he is- has ever .done. Florida has i barns and n number of other outburdensome manner. We hnve our to Florida this season und the cities every ndvnntage. Nothing in Fieri- buildings, poultry houses, etc., all in own views and are not nfraicl to ox tlint advertise will be the cities that da's history is of greater significance usunblp condition. 30 minutes drive to A COMMUNITY flUILDER press them nt all times, but wo nre get the crowd The following from to her future growth or ever promised Sanford. Price $2,000. $800 cash, bnlflghting measures nnd not individuals the Daytona Journal shows something more for splendid bank deposit show nnee to suit. Let me show you n patch a. f . wan F , t\ F O R S T E R , Preoldont and this will continue to be our policy. <>f what that city is doing in the way lugs than the '.‘advertise-Florida cuti- of cane grim ing on thU place. * 162-tfc Wlth tho continued spport of theJof advertising: ferencc" to be held in Orlando. SANFORD DAILY HERALD Business and Occupa­ tion Licenses Now Due THE HERALD PRINTING CO. ORIOLE EABRlp^l STATIONERY KLENZO R. SANFORD M ARBLE & GRANITE ^ A Y YO URSELF FIRST" We pay 4% Interest on Savings Hustle has made more “Geniuses’ than all other forces in the combined. The Savings : FROM OTHER : : SANCTUMS : paves your way to be a “(k*niu The Seminole County Bank\ DOLLAR SALE On F r id a y A sale when* your dollar hny< value, Look at our display m clow Any article shown for one* dollar ■<n FRIDAY ONLY ALUMINUM WARE, GRANITE WAKE, RUGS. ( ROCKERY, DOOR MATS DOOR MATS DUPLEX WINDOW SHADES --------------- -------- - AT ---- MILLER & SON HELPFULNESS IN BUSINESS is what this bank stands for first, last and always! If thfere is an individual, firm, farm er or merchant without a >banking home—we want their ac­ quaintance and Checking count, want to prove to them how much a good banking •helps in business. OUR CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $135,000.00 j i First National Bank! v V: * •*» I ‘ .j-r . sag . .. iy Y. ; !ii r=r ■V - v ; , . 1 I V ‘ iAh ! J L:i** ’ 'rn -M 5 *- - y *> id g y j' M . I . "t �wk ^ V - ‘ ■* / * v gy . fl ' *'■ $s - -• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922 rBAUD sch em e c h a rg ed TO PITTSBURG-FLO RID A OJTKUS e R O W flR 8 € G iil» A N Y ( ,. , uni, t n w m w i m r H B i . PITTSBURG, Oct. 4— Form *! bench wirr»nts charging us® trf t h t mails in , scheme to, defraud,*»nd oonaptry^rt imuod today f a r the.AJTeat *f four officers of the Pittsburgj-loriJa Fruit Growers Association tnd the Citrus Groves and B y-P ro­ duct» Company. Three of the defendants are C. P. Anderson. A. V. Anderson and S. P. Durrsn.e. »ll residents of Avon Park, FU The fourth is H. P. McCurdy of D*n Avon, !'s. i Indictments charge that they made f*l*e re presentation in- the Bale of ,tock of the Citrus company. They represented that asset*, obev Uabflf* tjfJ ()f the two companies, which were merged, were more than- * 1,000,000, the indictment states. Such reprelentstions, the government charges, Three of the defendants, C. P. Anderson. A. V. Anderanco and S. P. Pursnce, of Avon Park, named in connection withe alleged citrus fraud st Pittsburg, are said to be among the largest citrus fruit developers In the ,tatc As officers or the PittsburgFlornla Company, it is reported that they are prominently identified with much of the citrus development now under way in the Avon Park section. CHARGE ARSON AND GRAV E R O B B E R Y (llr The AaioelafrS rr»u> ST t.OIJIS, Oet. 4.— Charging nrin ,in■I grave rohhery, n warrant ■4% ,n the hnnds of the police todny for th. arrest of R. Brenn, who hnn Uni miNsmh since tKe night of Sept. 2.S, shortly before hi* garage nt Oakvjllr, Mo., this county wna discovered in flumes In the ruins was found i rharr.-il hotly which nt first was be­ lieved to he thn t'o f Brenn, but later »•*« .1, t. rmincd to bo thnt of Mias Celest ■■<■ Schneider, which wns stol­ en from it- grave in Mount Hope rrim t ,r\ \ warrant also was iwuri against Bronn’a wife, who it ,■ ,ir,-*t in connection with the r*..- t ff..rt- were being made to oh tan .huso on bond. The wnr r«t ■ e Brenn with stealing the tori ■ ■ uri the iiAnetftry, jdnclng it in V .rage and setting fire to thnt huilil" The motive, according to th, ■ . was to obtain $11,000 life iruut.iMr*. Brenn is charged u it I -'linliling information ns to »rv !u may have played In the pi"' i, fusing to inform the police *• i ( - whereabouts. IMPORT BEADS BY BILLIONS ODD APPEAL TO UNCLE SAM f*r n ,,c DEBT ,s m a t e r ia l l y r Y P r r * ; , n i T i nDURING i m K i n . uHRPTHMBKK e .w u u n , GUT* Demand for Those O rm nunli by ths * “ Women of ths United S t a t u Seem* Inu tlibls. Congraaaman Thought Old Gentleman Might Hava Soma - Kind ®f ■ Statua Lying Around. Ballots and head* must belong tofetber In^he inlivj,uf The nuxUtn wom­ an.* At any rate, Aen strings of beads era worn today when one wee worn before {he war and before tbs vote. -Beads hy the bllltone ere being Im­ ported. This year’s record promises to run far ahead of last yearrs, and ***• y<,r * recor'* worth a glance. ..To.make any coinment upon the ad­ vanced and emancipated woman’s In* tSre*t la the ornament that Is usually set down ns a South sea savage's no­ tion of an all but complete costume Is quite unnecessary. Tlie figures speak for thcinselyca. From central Europe, from France, from the short's of the entire Mediter­ ranean, from ull Judea, from the three great countries of the Fur East, the making of bends for the United States Is n big business, declares u New York Sun writer. • Not sails fled with the quantity thnt can be turned out with overyhody working at tho Job of dec­ orating the dresses and the hats ‘and the shoes of millions of American wom­ en, the demand for something differ ent has made the best dealers set the very Bouth sea sin age to scraping up the senshella from the shores of lonely tales that are nil hut lost on nay average map. To th« national hill for tire ma­ terials could be added the cost of all Imported cigarettes and then the total would be 135,01)0.1 *xi abort of meeting the total outlay for fcmlnlnu orna­ ments. In spite of the Increase In the amount of cotTce Imported, the cup thill cheers Amerlru at breakfast time costs far less than the beads that women wear AIhiih $60,000,000 less. The comedy continues throughout the w,,ol* ""I " f " f ' ' " '«*ser l.unrlea, There Is a military officer In ths ofllca of th* superintends!!! of pnbjlo buildings sod grounds .at Waahlngtan who. from a recent experience, has reason to belldve that some members of congress y e unreasonable. A representative from a remote dis­ trict . In a fa r southern state talephoned him for a ''status of some kind—preferably a figure of t geldler." The representative went on to axplsln that s little town In his district ties decided to honor ILs several young townsmen, who were killed In ths World war, end not having an abund­ ance of money to spend on a memorial some of the lending citizens bad woodered If Uncle 8 ntu couldn'tthdlp. ouL •I thought your office no doubt bad apme statues laying around that you had not selected sites for or else had no further use for, In which event you could let me have one to ship down to my constituents," the representative explained In a serious and suave manner. The latter, according to the army officer, appeared more surprised than disappointed when told over the tele­ phone that the office of public build­ ings and grounds was out of spare statues. WOMEN IN VARIOUS TRADES Fair 6 «x Has Traveled Far From What Wat Considered Proper In the Victorian Era. There are today In New York state 7Ml women In tin- Iml l-ll ng IrudeH In eluding women cnrpelllerN, electrji'lans, hi nine (hi Inters.. ipa/.ierH, 11uiit*r hung em, plasterer*, plumbers, nnd even Htone cutter* Them are ulao women working as rnmiri.ii luborer* for the rail run iIk We lmw* had fu.-tnry workers, to he sure, for long year*, but In the past they have been chlelly employed us aeml skilled operators In t-l.itjilng. tex tile nnd similar industries Today, New York state ln>n*th 2,610 In linn b*r nn.l furrilton- work; 11,302 doing semiskilled tusk* In steel nnd Ir-ui und 3.217 working utimng the other metal*, while 1,107 work In i-luy. atone or gins*. The combined ll*t of mill I " i i |(k \MMISSION O F " O * worker* and skilled operator* runs Kt I N Itl I IIK It A Bill N A I K considerably more Ihnn Atxi.issi for the — ----state Hi t T h r A a s o r l n f r f l I'ffiil M l\ \ M l , cIrt* Kabhi Davi<i I1' at of one of the largest Ji-wio :■tiagoguca here, places him»elf t'.oril as favoring the ndnii- w'Uni'li to tile rahhilmto, an •-a lulioimry step, in an udl I"' ’ ii.i-nt issue of the Arneri > • In lit* art tele in* l races f the M'llglou.s emiitul I1 t w■oncn from tiic tiny* si1 were segregated ill tile •ynitio gues hi ttpeciu] balconies aa “felig,i.it-l\ inferior" to be preBent, * i " ' Mi v are firmly estfihliflht'il in tiu I'-gJitions of the reformed ; >i m of change which " Hi more religious free 1 n foiigiit as a hr'Vk from editorial states, "and ground that the adniiu 'lien to the rithhinale will ■■■ih h arguments are fu - 1 -d the advance of women •phere. h,|"ws hut that Home woman 1 who, gifted with the pro - of a Deborah, may arouse "f Israel out of their in ami lend them on to con1 spiritual heights? The I of Uiu pant should not be I i" i lose tiie door of dppor ■!' ,i may open out to great t,,M ' 1 I' VM \GE IJY 1 <*R E ST F I R E S ON CANADIAN BORDER ,,, ' 11 ’ ri>* A a a n r l n lr d I ' r r M I ■’ ' tj«e., Oct 4.— Forest lr' - ■■-in h have raged in this diaJ " fl"T '"''■'■ml days came slosc to . Ll ’ '"'lay, smoke covering the t^ n " f 1 •’'is. across the river. Au ' ' 'cn- said the flames did not J1(,y of the residents nt this titiii hmerit from tho Quebec gnrH-‘" dispatched »o protect Ihe r' them' ' U,UW ti,c flames approach (,,! ' r fires were reported in Villc i'tul SI Charles, in Bellct Chaa- ■it \ RAILROAD HAS WATER WAGON Contrivance Bald to W o rk Success­ fu lly In M inim ising the Discom ­ fort* o f D usty Tracks. ... . A s w la le g I 'r r u ) U A.<HINGTQN, ,Oct. 4 .- A reduc u<-n of $.120,000,000 in the public debt during September waa announced to­ day by the treasury. The public debt atood on September ■id, at $22,812,407,791, as compared with $23,042,765,934 on August 31, the reduction having been brought about by sinking fund operations and the maturity of outstanding treasury certificates in excess of the amount issued. Ordinary receipts of the govern­ ment during September aggregated $455,000,000 compared with $689,000,000 in September last, while the total expenditures charging against ordi­ nary receipts duringthe month totalled $3-17.000,000 compared with $268,000.000 during Septombcr a year ago. A public debt receipts for Septem­ ber amounted to *510.000,000 against $1,175,000,000, the same month Inst year, while pnhllc debt expenditures aggregated $741,000,000 compared with $1,174,000 in September 1921, Customs receipts for the month were $53,000,000, compared with $23,. 000,000 a yenr ago, while income tax ­ es, Which included the third installmen due September 15 totalled $287,000,000 ns compared with $537,000,000 during September Inst year. Miscelnneous internal revenue receipts fur the month aggregated $81,000,000 against $ 117,000,000 n year ago. statement tonight in reply to “re-1 wood and parafine, will add to Um cent criticisms appearing in the suffering of the prospectors who press" d eclarin g ’that every precau­ to invade the country. tion conceivable to those irt charge The uninviting prospect, however, have been taken to insure tho safety of participants and spectators of the, will not hold'back the adventuress, Pulitzer air trophy race at Detroit. I*‘, ,r already the regular steamers sod t h e race, the statement says, ha* launches plying between .Seward M$d been properly sanctioned by the Kodiak an] booked to cacpactty weeks , Of these the men entering Aero Club of America and all a r ­ ahead. rangements have been submitted to from Alnska will have the advantage and approved by the air service offi­ of being outfitted f o r sn indefinite stay already hardened to the r ig o n cials of the two departments. of the northern winter. , Rival interests have been shipping B E L I E V E O IL BOOM TO R IV A L GOLD RUSH DAYS lumber and supplies into the distinct for some time nnd the erection P * mushroom towns is expected to soon t n r The Associate* Press) ANCHORAGE, ^laaka, O ct 3— ake place at several designate^ Announcement that big oil interests points. Many of the promoter#, a c ­ will soon start drilling for oil in the cording to those on the groynd, K » Cold Rny district of Alaska promises merely there to make their stake out to bring the thrilling scenes of gold of the general conditions aurropnding rush days to life again, according to the boom, Of the others who a m men who have visited the new fields joining the rush, some are only golhg , recently. For this new oil country, say In for the adventure while « “f e y T r iI l those who know something of the seriously attempt the exploitttion o f hardship attendant upon n stampede, the resources presumed to bo {hero. is probably more rigorous than the The announcement has served to sti­ wind swept rcachqs surrounding mulate interest In other parts o f the Cape Nome. territory' nnd efforts are being made The Barrens nt Cold Bny offer no to nttraet attention to -discoveris* shelter ngninst the sweep of the wind, made in the Anchorage and Susltn* and the absence of fuel, save beach alleys. A C H E E R F U L W ELCOM E A W A IT S YOU H Palm Springs, heretofore a very dusty lection of trnek. According to the I.lt- , , erary Digest, a writer In t h . Rm.tbem "^ O T E L m m An appliance for sprinkling the NC-9 COMPLETES F I R S T LEG OF A right-of-way over the dusty stretches 2.600 MILE T R IP of track has been Inveated by \V. It Whalen, superintendent I/.a Angeles division, and In being tried out with KKYPORT, N. J „ Oct. 4.— Com­ apparent success by tho Southorn Pa­ pleting the first leg o 2,600 mile navy cific on IIn llnea between Indio and reconnnitcring flight from Hamilton i Vn-> to D, lroit| Mkh. , the NC-9 , . . . i ^ ’ ° f t r a " S' E u r o «*ei,n P U n TU Comer Building Pacific .........tin (Sun Francisco) s a y s : lnn,lf famo- lnn,l,,<l h‘‘r" '"G- today. Open all the year every room ootold® e fhght will lie resumed tomorrow, "Tlie sprinkler consists of u perforated pipe nltuched beneath the water the tiny's objective being Alexander tender of the locomotive In Hitch a way* |Bay. N \ Thursday's flighCVill in1 thnt witter Is sprinkled no the truck for I*.-ii,iil l.it-utennnt t'ommandir ■ The Montezuma Hotel, Seminole Cafe, Wclaka Iteatearent and VoJdss us the iriitn pn**e* ever It, According U I* 1 <"d ami nine men make up s Grill serve FJtler Springs Water to their patrons to Mr Whnlen the experlrnenla have tl t'-w "t tin- Nl ;t proveil very miMsfnctorv. nnd Mouth ern Pnelflc I* plniitilng the ln*tnllnlton ,Mo\ii' N i g h t ! L a k e Marx ( a of tliewe sprinkler* >>n all Its pnnsenger lii.l-llr locotnollveh operating In desert coun­ s i n o t o n ig h t . try The scheme Is art Innovation In railroad o[»erntlon The Southern Pa I If VIM RE I EASED cltlc has inn tie various attempts to EIWM D ADE JAM nllny ilust by sprinkling oil over It* ON MONDAY N E X T right of way In desert country, but none of them Iuih proved in effective Ml \ MI, Si-pl lu 1'iuinsel for Ed '• as the 'railroad water wagon ' ** gar i I rmly, < hi, ago automobile I ■ D r e a m of D e a t h F u l f i l l e d , man charged with the murd'-t of in* * To dream of an iierlden! Ilin-r tlmen wife, [hindhy I-'lady. Iasi E c B r u a ry , * arid (In'll wtlues* Its fulfillment tin* said today l-'rndy would probably he |■ been the unhappy experience Just re tch-nsed from Dude county jail lu-vt ■ corded of a l|ohurt ( Tasmania) man Monday under arrangement by which J A laborer employed by the llobnrt buhl bondsmen to be given fifty * city corporation was turning the hand Such tusks urc not so anil-Victorian 1 hi i usa ml do) I a rs cash guarantee to . ■ Ip as tpitirrylng, mining stevedoring, of wlnrh of n crane The Jlh of the crime t over bond which Frudy is to he re-| B swung around and h wire rope came course. In which women are it Iso en leascil pending trial m J anuary. Into contact with the high tension elec giigeil. hut the> are *llll n far cry from trie wires overhead Th e result was the kitchen stove, the parlor dust A M E E K S \ N I) IIENHY cloth and the nursery Florence Ouy that the laborer was electrocuted week before the accident one of the WnolMoii In the New Republic, KEPI Y I t) C U I T I C S mnU's workmate* was uneasy In hi* mind lie wn» troubled hv a strange C h ew in g G um G ave H im A w a y w \ s Fi i m ; t i i n dream that was repented lluee lluo-s \ p.l> .,f i hew iii, gum lias disrupted V V f t k s Jit Itl l llli\ I - M i l •! In his dream he saw a filial in'ii,lent * family In a rerent divorce n h i 1 at Ihe crane ll occurred Ir, einrtlv the wife, who wu* suing, testified that the same way as that which cuiiaed she w*ii» sure that her husband was un­ the actual accident, lie told Ills males faithful, but did not know for certain of the dream, which Imd made such a to which one of Kexu-ml charmers he deep Impression upon him. and It wn* was paying attention the subject of considerable discussion One morning she found a gob of The fulfillment of the dream came io gum tlmi he had hern chewing the n shock (o those who had been mud' night before when lie returned home familiar with the story. late In the lump of gum wu* the fatal h'd hair M,e caused u watch Elephant'* Foot. 1,1 |ihii Cf| ,,n t he ........ Ill who had SiimcttniPH, 'birlrig the wnr, we had locks to match the Imlr she found • rather curious I,read, but » c were and discovered ihni her hu-diulid wun .frequent visitor ut the redheads never h i , far ns we know I rente. I ti iipiirtment and g"t 11 divorce In rec­ " H o t l e n l c t * b r e a d" '17ils Is th.- mini* ord time Talk about your detective * f a tropical plant, a nume given to It Hlorle*. vvliat a plot !— Portland Ore- because Its root slock Is used as a food Ionian. PAGE T H R U p n SAFETY -FIRST ■a Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite the public nnd all Lifters of E L D ER SPRINGS WATER to visit the apring and in our method of handling ita product. Why take fi chance? Your eminent phyHiciana claim that thia water in unexcelled nnd ita purity makes it mont beneficial for mnny troubleu. TWe Ford people of Sanford aa well aa the Western Union recommend thin water for hattoricH. Fall phone 8 1 1 nnd have a bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. ' 81 Elder Springs^Water Co. FLORIDA j SANFORI) MM fifteen (15) by the Hottentot*. And because ltd* root-stock Is n large, fleshy mass, c a t ! off at ttie end, mid covered with a corky, cracked bark, the plant 1* also " elpp, f„„, » A•» B etter "IS c ig a re tte s fo r 1 Locomotlva, From Scrap Iron. Working for eleven years, with s file an his only’ tool, a mnn In. Buenos rotigti "foot" springs a climbing stem Ayres has tniuje a miniature locotme hearing lenvi's und flowers. live of scrap Iron. The locomotive • Tim name "elephant's foot’’ Is can he operated under Its own power also given to n genus of plant* found by Hie use of compressed air. The In India, haring root leave* which Iron was not liented In the making, hut hear some resemblance to the foot of was worked cold. A amull coal tender j nn elephant nnd passenger coach were made nt the snme lime and the whole tiling Is a Preliminaries. little more than six feet In length and "Now, don't forget." «nli| the lawyer weighs 17U pounds. More than 1,800 who was couching III* fair client. screws and 2,ot*) rivets were used In “When I Bi-rntch my rigid ear that’s ttie work, Ttie train Is complete to n signal for you lo faint " the last tiny detail and la built on ttie "And If you rub your chin with your model of the equipment used on the left bund that means I must bund Into ; British railroads of that country. tears?" "Yes, anil—ahem— If you see me Corncoba. plucking nt my right trouser leg It will j Corncobs nr* being turned Into nn- indicate Hud the gentlemen of die Jury i tomoblle furl, also n tiard rnliber sab have been sufficiently edified by the stltute for phonograph records, pipe hosiery display, nml you might i-hnitg* sterna, varnish, buttons and electrical your altitude so they can concentrate parts. their minds on ttie evidence."— Blr Tills commercial alchemy happens mlnghnm Age-11era 111. not In Germany, fnmous for Its uttlltutlon of by-products, but rigid tiers LINGERING COUGH R E L IE V E D . in America. It l» the result of six years of resenrrli by La Forge and "rind a had cough for three years, Mains, chemistry experts of the De­ writes H. E. Campbell, Adrian, Mnh i partment of Agriculture tried ignn. “ Found no relief unti (Jbeinb al engineering I* one of the = '.:m vs ■I ' -if. hlggejt fields open lo young men to­ Foley’s Honey and Tar.” Lingering 11 i-nnier, an c»(iert on nuto- day. It Is the modern Aladdin's lamp, coughs, severe cold.- n o p; th*-at generator, starter nnd -----—_;-------------------Ictiest nnd bronchial trouble quickly reOf 'K" ltion Wor,t is ,n charge FA U M E R S— You can get seed bed jNevcd with Foley’s Honey nnd T a r No frames and Irrigation plugs nt thr nc« J to suffer and take chances with J r Z eTrari,C,“ a" d "P *" 100 tf, ,neglected coughs nnd colds. Free from rr* -tr, ctor Bntl automobile own* Sanford Novelty Works. " ■ r r* d genuine "E X ID E " opiates— ingredients printed on Ihe wrapper* Largest selling cough medi­ The world a t your door every evencine in the world.— Adv. * Won, U t “ k' , RA, T B W W H E R S , your friends. I f you don't Hkd it tell FU ’ ask £or u ni«r. Swtf. * A% lfrr. F o r quick results, try s want ad. CIGARETTE. E v e r y cigarette full w eight and full size C o rta ic ttT 1922, L ic g z t t tc M r i u T :A * - a -' - r-p . I —better Turkish ; — bettef Virginia r-bettar Burley . obacco Co. “n * f ‘i :— r— :— I * . • .t f. — ;» i ‘ . V * *-• im �f THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922 PAGE FOUR SOCIETY - PURELY PROFESSIONAL Jj . Mfts. F R E D DAK;lift. Society Editor Phone 217 AY .II. l (*■ .have any .trlrnda . . . . vUIfU* . . 70 —if )ng • » in iiii a iy n k r iv or eonilns Ixunr. or II r<>u arc ra lrrtalalas, writ a postal rani In ilata drparlmrat, drlalla, or trlrphaar Ikr llrm. Il wll Cards of Sanford’s Itepulable Profcasional Men, each of whoa, in his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the peoplr. lo s r r a l l y a p p r e c ia te * . SOCIAL CALENDAR •Thursday— Mrs. John Sender will en ­ tertain the members of the Idlers’ *s fc» •« *a oa n llridgc Club at her home on West First Btroet. Saturday— Sanford Council of Music will meet at the Woman’s Club at Atlom cy-at-Law 3:30 p. m. F R ID A Y Over Seminole County Bank Americnn Legion Auxiliary will SA N FO RD FLORIDA meet at Welaka I.obhy nt 8 p. m. George A. DeCottes it had resulted "in placing the exservice men of the country in a false light before their fellow cltliens for whom they foufcht,” “The anti bonus forces in tho Now Orleans convention are depending “ for n great addition to their ranks from the delegates from the southern states wher opposition of the bonus has dev­ eloped because of what is described as the proposal "destribution of a large sum among negTo ex-servico men." The argument is being advanced by n" li lK,mis “P“ k" S in the south that the payment of a bonus to the negro ex-service men would cause him to suspend him labor in the cotton field nnd tobacco plantation "until his mon­ ey was all spent.” F IR S T FLO RIDIAN ^ K IL L E D IN WAR Wm. Cooper of Daytona was among the business visitors here yesterday. FRED R. WILSON A T T O R N E Y -A T-L A W WA8 C. 8 . SPA RK M A N ( D r T t < A a s * e U te 4 P r t w ) DAYTONA, O c t 4.— Charles S. P i n t N at’l Rank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. R. J . Gillespie of Jacksonville was Special attention to examination of in the city yesterdny transacting Sporkmnn, youngest brother of Hugh Spnrkmnn, publisher and editor of Abstracts pf Title business. the Daytona Morning Journal, is boMr. nnd Mrs. S. Robbins and party H ev « M o have been tho fir ft Florinf friends were visitors in Orlando1 dinn killed in the World War. Charles left his home in Pnlmotto, Manatee LAW YER Sunday. county early in 1915, went to J a m a i­ General Practice In State and Federal ca and few weeks Inter enlisted with a Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ernest of J a c k ­ Office: Courts Phones n British W est Indian regiment. A f ­ Court House 148-295-W sonville are stopping at the Monte­ ter a period of trnlning he was sent zuma for a short stay. to Egypt where he served n yenr beByea Examined Glasses Designed Mrn, J o s Dawson and baby hnvc re -!^ ort‘ X°ing to the French front. He turned home from Virgina where they ( WHB R*1 at ^ pres on Ju ly 20, 1917, spent the summer. They are pleas- Ju*t after the United States declnred nntly located nt the Montezuma. wnr______ Mr. Sparkman hns just received Optician-Optometrist Mrs. Roy Appleby of Arcadia will fr" m British government n mem Z12 Boat First Street Sanford, Fla. arrive here this afternoon und will "rial scroll nnd bronze plaque which be the attractive house guest of M r s .!nrp being sent to the next of kin o ' Byoa Examined Glauses Fitted W\ P Hofnlnnn at her home on Hugh- “H members of the British forces who lost their lives during tho conflict, ---------i A pole from King George which nr O PT O M E T R IST-O PT IC IA N \ MERIC AN LEGION A U X IL IA R Y companies the femorinls follows: American Legion Auxiliary will "1 j° * n with my grateful people In Opposite Pontoffice Sanford, Fla. meet Friday evening at eight o’clock sending you this memorial of n brnva at the Wel aka I.ohiiy, to make plnns life given for others in the Great Schelle Maines Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. TOM MOORE ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT for Armi sti ce Day All members are War. urged to be present oil w Tiles Wed Thors Room 7, Miller Bldg. SAN FO RD ... H l«l *3 1^ E FLORIDA Cl (4 t l f j Vou ran find I hr mine of ever* li*r llusiin ■>» Mall in N.infiird in 1tun ( oltimn each ibn ** k* k* e- *,i aj a-* e-; fca Kent A McKee, I’ropH, Cl K A N IM ., i n l i s t . . M | K|(|NO Work •a!e.i for delivered Rhone in I I 111 Weal Firnt SI “WE DELI \ EH THE GOODS" Quick Service Transfer un an egg producer in arrived here while the other died n few years later. If we please-you, tell othem; if not, "Curri e, ’’ as the aged Leghorn is tell un. Rhone 498 known, lay* during the regular pet Machjne <fC: Foundry Go. General Marbiue and Boiler Work*, Cylinder Grinding, Del m e R inI oun; Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafla Returned— ---- ■------Rhone 52 GILLON & FRY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Motorist- ,i Li Mw u Leghorn hen owned by .1 G. court, bis ear must not be parked on N ' t i l e i . uf 0 ' i “ t; Th. hen wit* the avenue more than one hour One tr af f i c notireman will be de •’ at l a d ui i a t ; g . b u r g , N < m ' L i ; -. I'M ' and with I ■»■■ h e i . 111■ken» wu* tailed to patrol that part of the nvo ■I I > d t ■• R L v t i \ ' t , . < I- .* t u g ' ie eff... teii i•v I he ordit atn* and all tngg' il With tile \ ■ .1 I Hie .if (tie ( I ■■ l I ililMl r, NOC hitte- will In t t*n> " f artival at a parking place hii'ig* d li. ill-elf . t. i i ■ . a li ■li i*(iiin as the off icer reaches it be Wll) lOu.stmg the night after he f ur egg production although tin, Highlands, N. C. R O M ’ S F O E S TO ATTACK M'NIDER Ittr The As • e c l a i r * P rm l WASHINGTON, Oct. L—A big drive by administration supporters to "kill" the so-called soldier bonus is ­ sue by the election of n now nntional commander opposed to "adjusted CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER compensation" for ex-servico men nt 517 Commercial Street— Sanford, Flo. the American Legion national con­ vention nt New Orleans two weeks hence wns well under way today Hanford MacNIdcr, present nation­ al commander, nnd his nides In the unsuccessful fight for the bonus at the recent session of congress, de­ INSURANCE AGENCY clared thnt the issue would unquesF I R E ---------- AUTO---------- BONDS tionnldy be fought nil over again" nt the New Orleans gathering. Colonel Thomas W. Miller, alien property custodian and a world war veteran, who was renamed recently ns Contractor and Builder De l a wa i e’s representative on the l e ­ gion’s national committee, is expect­ SA N FO R D FLORIDA ed to figure conspicuously at New Orlenns among those urging the posi­ tion of President linrdlng in vetoing A LL SCHOOL BOOKS AND tlu soldier bonus bill be sustained by SCHOOL SU PPLIES W ILL BE the convention. In addressing the convention of tho SOLD FOR CASH ONLY, P L E A S E DO NOT ASK US TO Delaware department of the Legion CHARGE- THEM.— MOBLEY’S at Washington while the bill was still D R U G STO R E. 15891C before congress, Miller declared that Work B. W. HERNDON S. 0 . Shinholser ger and better as you persistently add to it from week to week. If you have no account here, it will be to your advantage to ac­ cept the facilities it offers. | The Peoples Bank of Sanford The nbove nnd foregoing ordinance m was placed upon its second reading J and read this 25th day of September. ■ A I). 1922, nnd thereupon Commis-'S sinner Forrest Lake moved its adop-! * >» Tins motion was seconded by • ommissioner S. O. Chase and upon a v< to the same wns passed by unanimans vote this 25th dny of September, \ D. 1922, ns follows: C. E. H EN R Y, Yea i SEA L i Mayor. S. It. CHASE, Yea Commissioner. F O R R E S T L A K E , Yen i 'ommissioner L. R 150 lOt-Tues ORDINANCE NO. 37 AN ORDINANCE D ETERM INING TH E AMOUNT AND FIX IN G THE RA TE OF TAXATION. AND MAKING T H E ANNUAL TAX LE V Y FOR T H E CITY O F SA N ­ FORD. FLORID A, FOR TH E Y E A R , A, D. 1922: B E IT EN A C TE D BY TH E P E O P L E OF T H E C IT Y OF SANFORD, FLO RID A : Section 1.— That the amount deter­ mined neccssnry to be raised by tax a­ tion fot 4ho odinary purposes of the municipality and to pay interest upon lhe indebtedness of the City, nnd for sinking fund purposes is $I37,0H2.(H). Section 2.- That n tHx rate for the year. A* I). 1922 la hereby declared; and fixed on follows For the ordi­ nary purposes of theJminicipulity ten ( 10) mills on the dollar; for the p a y - I ing of interest on the indebtedness o f ! the city nnd for sinking funds e i g h t 1 ( 8 ) mills on the dollar. Section 3,—-That a levy is hereby; made of ten (10) mills on the dollar for ordinary purj»ses of the munici­ pality, and. of eight (8) mills on the dollar to pay interest on the Indebted­ ness of the City* and for sinking fund, 7u^ Electric Vacuum Hot Plates Cleaners Edison Mazda Table Stoves Lamps Curling Irons 3 New Reduced Prices Phone 481-J- -105 Palmetto Arena* iiiisim SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS I T H E I1R8T ATTENTION, STUDENTS AND PARENTS! All School Books and School 'Mipplies will he sold for cash only.— Mobley’s Drug Store. 157-8tc One of the delight* of hoc le is tempting, delirious mrnln. ■rrrrd attk t the Ivest bread J ROUTH BAKERY Next to Princess Theatre M ore for Your Dollar Illy T b r Amortialrd P m a ) DULUTH, Mom . tinghounc l.ightH and Appliances New Line of Fixtures eolations are correct, “Corrie has for winter— the house opening Noturned in to her owner a net profit vomber finlt- Address Mrs. M. Mar­ 123 West First Slreei SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS v. c. c o l l e r , PropGeneral Shop and Mill Bank of Sanford, will grow big. F I R E S OUT OF CONTROL Oct i .Heavy winds have d i i s. fi the fore t fires in ■a ith a g e tin* l a v i n g t e r m i- n.>t a - •> * t. r. o ut ’ h and west of Uulu l ong a* it wun m her y o u n g e r d a y s th out of control and the situation Mr Nell le", dee far i -, imwi vei . that un- -o Nortons tin- afternoon that the ■ be a . w a y * ha,- heeli a . .aid i a y e i , i ittihun d f or *- I t v and military forces \ g "d laying li.‘it will av- ti ige ui r*- conc entr ati ng nil off irts on re 'Vo egg- a year and lit this rate moVi|lg settlers and prote* ting towns, " C o r ri e " would have prodtir'-d _ 700 m •i.niing to tl M Gorizette. f orestry •ggs to .late Dyring '.he last ten administration expert. years, eggs hole have averaged thir ly cents n dozen and if Mr. Nettles Movie Night! Lnke Marv Cubail sold “f ' o r r i e V output it would t-ino tonight. 193-1 tc have brought him f *17,5(1, The a v e r ­ age cost of feeding a hen is i st: RF.SKRVATIONS FOR ROOMS nt mnted at SI a yenr and if nil cnl Comfort Cottage can now he made led- that you maintain in the Peoples the record of ,,n<’ w' f*hoN to keep out of municipal S torn iff Facilities SANFORD I who park their ears on Orange Ave >il*tnos<t district, believed lo without an c*■option the most eon vested - I r c - t in Florida with mitomo t ile i r aff u will not be permitted to '■ :i a■ thep marhllie there more than ■'ii' hour under a parking ordinnnee who It 1 1|,. pplii,. began to enforce -'■•'die ‘ h(g During the <iinmnT 'he puli e Wei.' a\ ill elUori'illg til'' ... ! d'-mand of citizen** that it ho adhered to the V t f e r from now on. plompted the a unotincenient that if *• BON TON STEAM Pit ESSE It V Oct The interest-bearing account Attest. ue t i l l T b p \ « « 04?(i*fl ftiJ P p p p i l ORLANDO. fc, We’ll I h r For Vou \v e n MOST ( O NO KSTFD S T R E E T IN FLORIDA BUSINESS S directory : : k* k* k® - o k on all property, subject to taxation for municipal purposes, within the corpor­ ate limits of the City of Sanfoni, Florida, on the 1st day of January, A. [>. 11)2 2 ; and all the property nforesaid is assessed and is hereby charged with the payment of this levy. Section 4.—That this, Ordinance shall lie publshed once within ten days after its flnnl passage in a news­ paper of general circulation in tho City of Sanford, Florida. Section 5.—Thnt this ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure necessary for the usual daily opera­ tions of the municipal government, and shall become effective from and after the date of its final passago and adoption. " The foregoing ordinance wns intro­ duced nnd read by Commissioner F or­ rest I.nko, who moved Its adoption, nt the regular meeting of the City Com­ missioner, September 11th, A. D. 1922, nnd was seconded by Commissioner S. 0. Chase, nnd upon a voto the same wns unanimously passed this 11th day of September, A. D. 1922, as follows: C. E. H EN R Y, Yen (SEA L) Mayor. ■ ___ S. 0 . C H A SE , Yea Commissioner. F O R R E S T L A K E , Yea Commissioner. A ttest: I.. R. P H IL IP S , ...................................................................................................( i u City Auditor nnd Clerk. Those are times when the buying power of every dollar sin mid stretched (o the limit. THE MODERN WOMAN Bends all the advertisements in her home paper. It is her directory and keeps her informed at ju st what stores she can find the particular articles which she needs for herself nnd fnmily and where they are being offered at prices that will nllovv her to make the most of the family income. She knows that the best paper is the one that carries the best and the most adverting. She also knows that THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS Are the ones who advertise and tell her what they have for her particular needs. Successful and dependable merchants are the ones who believe m advertising. For proof of this look through the columns of any good news­ paper. Mr. Merchant, reach your customers by advertising. Mrs. Housewife is reading the advertisements and she expects you to tell her when your new goods come in, or when you have bargains which will save her mono) You can reach practically every housewife in this city and communit> through the f ‘ - Daily and W eekly Herald �V •- ■ iiJiSSS L-U — 7~ ba sk b a l l FOOT b a l l BASKET b a l l THE 8ANF0RD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922 PAGE FTVB OUR SPORTING PAGE ( HAS. L. B R U T , Editor t r a p s h o o t in g GOLF BOWLING TENNIS : b o x in i ; * IlliW • r.'iE m IANTS WIN FIRST GAME OF SERIES . . . T„ , r" “ ‘ FOURTH i n n i n g day I ,B,VOKK. Oct. 4.—Tho I HEW YOlCK. vcu j Yanks up. It was this frame that slightly clou y an coo or u Ynnkoes had their first real chance was every indication at r . W Uo brcflk tho jce whon DugKftn f|rgt HERALD TO COVER SPORTS ; THROUGHOUT WINTER SEASON CELERY SEED ^ * * Itenrd to halloo “fore''. One of the ^ players, a brutal ho-golfer, in front looked at his partner nnd winked, with the remark, “ I know she is trying to string some one now, because I saw *-> her miss that hall at least sir times.'* rk this morning that, the A1” 1 (man Up. singled to left center. The %■ *=t *T1 *» tel of the World's Series wou e j mighty Ruth grounded a hot one to ,j« j under a fair "kyI second, Ward fielding the ball and And the Herald is going to give its |> \ o r n i t i A iT IM T ? !? i throwing Duggan out at second, IrnvAll Local Sports patrons a full account of the sports 1 k J ® 1A ll i i E i L |j,TW Yi'llh. Oct 4.-—In the horse- ing Ruth perched safely on first. Pipp through-v t the season sh»r> 'l 'indium, under tho lco of j went down on three strikes, and Ruth ______ Ki cry Day During Series, Commonel-l iff John McGrow's Nat- was thrown out, catcher to short as he Beginning with today's issue in ing League, which League will l„. of And It Is going to tell you every ing at 2 P. M. jl pennant winners were ready to ‘ tried to steal on Pipp’s third strike. i1which ...v the .first . .... game of the world made larger this season, more ---------which will be told about in a later time Rill Moyo fumbles that old pig with Miller Hoggin's Arneri-| No runs, ono hit, no errors. series will be given piny for play in skin. There are always u faithful few who issue. LeaKu. champions, the Yanks, in | Giants.up. E. Mcuscl, the first man c Sanford Herald will ondenvare going to sec to it that tho Sanford Thu doings of tile Rod and Gun | I f i n t g a m e uf the scries <or World i Up, went out, short to first. Young , And whether or not Uohling, Amnnn fans are given a chance to witness the • after attempting a hunt, after onoi0M d' k 3 R the Sanfbrd people posted Club shoots, tho Golf Glut), the San­ Ball honors. This makes tho secprize i or I>oc Rower is tho best howler, world series games over a leased wire ford Chess ( ‘luh as well us all strike was called on him, rolled foul/un "porta mid athletics In Sanford, (onsc t'vc time that these two --------and this same few have made nrhit tun tennis have met to battle and then struck out. Kelly^ in ord er; throughout tho state nnd throughout fights and other national events of Tho Herald will cover tho chnrn- rungenioilts, through the courtesy of Importance including the font hall • • to redeem himself for striking out the tho country. This coming senson Sanford will be [scores of nil the large colleges will pionship tennis match between R. It. tiw city manager, C, J . Ryan, to uso >ntless fighting m n-lfirst time up. proceeded to get n clean Dens and Snm Younts. the top flour of the city tinll. where : aside the trim Yankee , single to left. Stongle, however, left woli represented with sports of all run in thou- columns regularly. ------the game will he given play by play. This page will not be edited by a . . tting away to a poor hint stranded there by knocking out a kinds ami it is the Herald’s earnest desire to instill and keep up interest "professional sports editor" hut it The Herald representative is going ■ L v c tj fun is invited to attend theso The Giants were then pop fly to second. in nil these events, to give the public shnll be his desire a| a)] times to fill t.> check up on Deane Turner and ponies .and a small charge will bo No runs, one hit, no errors. , ! i came through, altho all the details of the different games, this page with interesting reading and Dart Herndon and see if they are giv- nin<*1' to defray the expenses. And If i-d through eight games. FIFTH INNING mutches nnd tournaments, nnd for "dope" that every fan likes, and will inj. out tho correct dope on those good -v,,n nrp ,," t tn l" theso mat..ever, because of tho mees, get a copy of the llorald each Yanks up. It. Mcuscl, first man tip, that reason has given up valuable try to make it possible for each one golf scores they are making ,g staff, composod of day- - you’ll grt the dope hot off the Hoyt, Mays and Jones in the fifth, after one ball and one "!»<*«> in tile Dnily to be devoted to this to keep up with all the doings on the wire. outside without going to out of town strike was called on him, hit a shnrp enuso .• rated the best. And ho is also going to keep a Everything of an athletic or sportpapers for it t|,4. (Rant's left hander, grounder, which short knocked down check on Arthur Ymvell and Ed llig This page will also publish all the gins and see whether or not they go HUGGINS AND ^hape for mound d u t y hut couldn't field The score keper ing nature will he thoroughly covered. gins announced t h a t ' gave Meusel a hit Schang, sacrific-! »»'• in order that this can he carried Associated Press reports ->f all the to the golf links every morning at siv MUGGSY BOTH i,ini Schang will ed. pitcher to fust win!.- It Meuse! out fully, full co-operation with the log gutm‘“. big fus Ills and 3<> forth, ■.‘i lock Illu| Snyder for went to second. N’- f f gave Ward a Sporting Editor is asked by the Her daily. If ......... f t wed I I I 1S paper from free ticket t.. first, via the four hall ah* The High Sehol athletic instruc Fit tt Golfer 1 rut ho t play g o l f a f r i* mi r. t \oiir ri.iinc .ui the nut. liiilll e a t . " route, but Scott toiiidn‘1 produce, tor, coach nnd members of the differ . . l b M. i i i hui th ( b u m Go o d ( ' I t a a r t Ami if ) mi ..I v kn ocking a flv .J.-ng 'h e riglil field etii team s have .............. i to assist in this 3. ripl ii.n -!! ..I «th« . >., .in.! i ;..| i.'i W l „i does your .1 Wire S e n ice) I b u m Until is in l l c t i c r I oudiline, Young making a wonderful catch matter and all the foot trail games. 11 H|«ltl tun V *• YVI,J try to give you wife thank of t h a t ? " ., detailed writeup iron Now t h a n E v e r r ir rpy* worth h.'fnr" (he . 1.3 lie fell, tlwow til., ball while ntill 1***V*»' basket ball gomes, girls’ hns- rfntlhlr* F . i -1 i lolfiu "f Ui li ’s sati sf ied, tie world series games \nti rcm. ruber, wo mo 'io ’d ratio r piny l.ridgi than ...ok lyilig flat on the ground ami doubled 1 ’ hull gnliittit ali.l t n o k work will be ■i. iiMil: . •.1 ...I via leased wire <ll; I hr tasitfliilt d l'rr*«l it all even the t lirck littell ip 1 1• ill these thine columns Munel at se. end ntteli going t Judge FW YORK. Oct. t. Miller Hug'. iidance is selimutcd No runs no hits no errors. Full and ■oinplete records will he er tournament that holds forth on the of tire Yankees, and John J . Mcu ty crowd. At 1:6b liianls up Snyder had one strike k<: t- bv the Herald and published in corner of F <k avenue and First street yon nt ten ■ ling tin* ha»i. (ui! ■ , ( tin Giants, t cii.sl .tato•it.'a* the home plate >t mil' of the Sanford Howl- on. h d:r> •3 in the t ■»•m ever tlic i it y nit r t ■' l l gilt J .» . Husil V'ill pitch i v side to tiie mnnu- . ..lied <>n him and then went out, short Ho Til....... 3t |■ 'll gilt nr.it VOil k" t i in fn - t guru, r ,J the* W oV '.'s," said Neff popp.-d .-lit to Her timl _ _ . I Umpire Klein, • i first ,TM fs* * and Itain reft lifter klite king three g ntt* s c t 1 \ r |V 1! u g Hk • i i t •• •'•■• h »n o r .te. With i 1llrier find balls, went out short to f.r->t 1 . U-.-.i v v 11 r You te iiivile.l •tD) 1 wiH gel it I think In 'igilt to ,i first loihe. The No runs, no hits, no errors 1. at tiie Grants >f the others give him ,i m is “hold a confer I in- Salt ford i 11g ii s foot had s. j . j.d in. In-!p ' ■ b ‘ ‘ , I; ■h dl he a . \ -econd conferS I M M INNING it " l 1 mi:rig into -liupe fast rtiey wd t .f • ' ,r f i t * o heller ! prior to tiie call. N E W Y O R K O u t. 1. L a i r w e a t h e r f*> r t h e li.ive simietiting good to sjii.w' tiie fan . ' mlit i«.nHow Yanks up And tins was the frame , . i i ■ ' ) l 1 I tila't la -t v. i r, and when the Yanks broke the ice Rush. f l l ' S t t W O g a i T l C S I t H O W O l ' M StM ’ l C S ’ '!< I p i ’o l m h l y Hus season, Watch fot the atm."line o in n i.c i- Ii 11 mg t h< v nil lot <1 INNING nielli ol then opening game, .vent out, slinct to first Wil t, af ter I am te.t making any predictions I l.e first half of tiie attempting to hunt, that went about ti;r length of tiie series I a!m'rid .peaking of golf we know of . ' . . ,i i .) . r . ieot and sweet, three hit tho second ball along the left field ■v-h r ' ■ 'v’in 1 " • . . i . . l | !..vers that \ .«ii th> links W.lt, the Yanks In,.- to the fence f.*r three hags. Dug W C a H U M * b l l l ’e a U U l S t H l ^ ’l 11 . "\Vi.‘!| give a good a< c u n t ■»f ouri i g u l i i i l y that should not have tn jm\ -. I\e - v.i.i rii.iv i c s'ire of that," said n ..lie ball and two an giolindtd to short nlld Went to S O C _____ . ’ Ini fee ■, Ih .'II ; |' is , •i I , ided to fly out to oiid white they were running Witt 1' \l ill'll t L ' ■>t , bunt tilll l , center nnd Itnbe Ruth fanned o' >r>• I•> itining ft, Itulli T ' b l>>woi him vla ilowti l.elwcri Tiuid .lid n ' ‘ ' I . 'l I r ■ ' t- I .rill •I lice more ' old .. t * ■d ll'gi.d It. light .'I Irl arid wlllli tile • .ltd tiie might) ,' v t ! ' ii. tn 1 n ingii rcv|ie. t , ui. ii,*. ' i l l No u n i ' , no Juts, no errors 1.i..nt. ' vi I i " ili' !<■ I lie light field'd was juggling tile halt • i no 1.■ t I n ’. it iied in 'hmiigh tn Giants up It was right hero that Summitry Dout >■ pj it\ * , \ kUtiiir In Ruth went to second and Dugan scur I mi m.o, t ciijovmg .. two some t|1( National League peimant and they t Svv)<lcr, thrvi* •riors, no hits. |cd the first run of tho gnmo. Plpp ,iush wont up. Uyiincroft singled to Frisch; Uancroft to f golf seemed tn be m a great hurry iu)| hold tip their end against tho and i»nso hits, Witt, Groh; left op bases, t > finish their round and one would Yankees to the Giants' half, for wont out to first, Kelly making tl^o right, Groh , singled, to right Frisch singled to right filling the has- Yanks, 11; Giants, ?; Sacrifice hits, walk in front of the they made things look j lay unassisted. F\. g"t a t"f of smart, hall [ layers e s with no one out. E. Mews el singled Schang, Young. Ward, passed halls, p a M i n i war maki ng >ie roft, first up went One run. two tuts, one error I well |< ..ui H u n fighting all the to center scoring Uancroft and Groh, Schang; has., on t .ID, ' y Neff, !; 11. r .l.e i . t d11e happi • ' Then (Iros after Giants up Grub, with two hits al leaving Frisch on third ami Meuset on struck out, bv Nett, J Mtcmiau . . ,i ' v.ii ing Hi fr "i l v. • 1 to left short, and toady to his credit, drew u walk. I Smith, Dcntm rati*' m.miH i t t s off ,OnO. Tittle " f ga'io lirst Hoyt was then s.-nt m to r«* ! 11vell h a l l , v tie li li,. Frisch’s single to I ris. Ii fouled out '■> the cat. ll. r. Iv lei'tot ..f N’cw York, will i ff, tl m 7 inings u c !. i t. d ♦ ,.M■"tin *s to third on a Moiisol was at t ti>- bat with one hull lieve Rush, and Y'oling the first m a n t tiie f i rs t F a l l , o f f k i a l l y t. face h i m . knocked a long snt'rlfb»’ ! . M■ , ( i i •ti lakes second .nihil oil him when tiie umpire in • ' • r *, ' ' a 1 tttimuim ml f l y to center, scoring Fnsch M. usel T il 1C SANFORD k . il.l m.- I:.- In ii ;t|’ t : .i nded the agony, luef walked out t>. the ts.x and warn■ n (it was held on first. Kelly again struck In n* . y o u n g in a n , l i t in.- 1 <! \ < D (ii.I |.revtoiivlv been nnntninrod .! to catcher and ed Rush about taking ins toot off the out, while Ktengel did likewise. 11 n g f o r MY t I U N G* H > * i >•) first. .rubber before pitching tiie hull Groh Y\ t. ri al G'.virtmr Miller would throw tho Three runs, four hits, no errors. \on shoot, yell foie ," tio errors. was caught trying to steal second and t 'l - t tint, ("it tile «tnte executive will The Sanford Chess (‘tub will hold i... unable t i attend the opening game. K. Mouaol fanned out. another olio of their very interesting i>ii> i n iINNING n n ip iu NINTH All of wlinli rcmuids of two of ||. will toss the ball which will open -I ' " N i l INNING No runs, no bits, no errors. 'links up. Pipp revived the Y'anks "iietinga tonight at H m lock int Dr. Sattfotcd’si fair* gol f fiotidi who vvctc tin •.icoml game Thursday. Y'anks ! i ’ipp, tho first, ntnn up orner *.f playing on the link" the othci da) and ics for a minute by singling to left N' doV Howard's residence, cor SE V E N TH INNING hopes ------------------- -— --------'* iiaif of the second, Y'anks up. And then the Yanks Venter. R, Mouse! out, line fly to sec- Fourth street and Pnlnu-tto avenue toiiowiiig uiio.it two luimitt.l viii.is i. Menie Night! I^ukt* Mary Ca::rst. who touches the To dntc tho following members have scored another. R. Mouse! singled to Iimj n!lj Pipp was doubled off first. lum! the other players when one was sinu Innight. . lil.T-ltc R. Muesel, fanned. joined this club: W. A. Lester, E. A left. Kehattg grounded to tho pitcher Schang went out, second tn first. * 'o left, but died on Rail, A. Raffeld, Dr. S. Puloslnn. Rev who threw wide to second to catch R. No runs, one hit, no errors. • .r.| went out, third to A. S. Peck, M. F. Rnbinnon, Di*. N. ile\’. Meuset nnd Meusel went to third. The Howard, Felix Frank, Guo. D Bishop hall rolled to short right renter and* ROX SC O RE hit, no errors. and F. W. Mahoney. „ ,, „ , while the center fielder was juggling! lb'll! Any chess player in Sanford is cliYanks A !y t0. twill Schang went to second. Ward '> ms mighty rlub and £|giblo to Join tins chili ami they have a went out on a long sacrifice fly Ur AII R H PO A E j T" k e out. Stenglo sent cordial invitation to call around at center, scoring R. Meusel. Schang Witt, cf. 4 0 1 1 0 «j " down the third baso this meeting tonight and try their was held on second. Scott flied out Duggan, 3b 4 1 1 0 I 0 fst. Snyder knocked hick. A full account of their gnines to center and Rush grounded to third Ruth, if. The Following Seminole Count)’* Fishermen YVon Prizes 4 0 l 0 <1 0 made a great stop and and scores will be carried in these col­ who touched Schang as he tries Ui Pipp, 1st 0 0 0 4 10 1 •uf .,t first, reach thirtl. ... 4 1 2 1 0 0 umns from time to Unto. If you aru u R. Meusel, rf. no tuts, no errors, One run, one hit. two errors. 3 0 1 7 0 0 Schang, c. Giants up. The Giant sluggers got Ward, 2b. ... ........ 1 0 0 4 5 0 third in n in g busy this go round but fell by tho way Scott, ss. 3 0 0 0 1 4 0 P U E L IC H E R P R E SID E N T HANKERS ASSOCIATION up Throe up and three side Young flew out to right. Kelly Bush. p. 3 0 0 0 0 0 HEAD VICE P R E S ID E N T S j, , j. * " ‘tl D'l'Pcd out to third. grounded towards third and Rush run­ Hoyt. p. ----0 0 0 0 0 0 n" " " I a short Texas leaguer ning over to take tho play fell down. • ( O f T 1i » A u o t l i l r S I’ r f M ) 30 2 7 24 10 0 «M,.Jr,u' " 'I I'"* made a It was a hit. Htingel singled to left NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—John II. PuelSnyder 8 "tti-h by catching the hall Kelly stopping on second. icher of Milwaukee today was elected Giants lit*\ rtU" Wilh h,s ba<* to the T>all. singled to deep'1short and filled the president of American Bankers As­ bases. Smith, pinch hitting for Neff, AB R H PO n ? sociation, Walter W. Head of Omaha, “f| *,ul' |,^vcon', t0 fir»t. knocked one into the right field Htand Bancroft, ss. ........ 4 1 1 3 2 0 Nebr., was elected first vice presi­ Cl 'tu"' ,lr' h ,u . no errors. o 2 just about two inches foul. Carl Mays Groh, 3b. 3 1 3 fa 4*t <j 11 wn' *n this frame 0 O 2 4 o 1dent and William E. Knox, of New once more b e c a m e then began warming up in tho bull i 1 Frisch, 2b tin i Y'orfc, second vice president. 4 0 1 0 0 0 |»iij f. ^ grounded to first, pen, but Smith relieved the Y'anktt E Meusel, f. ! ' v the base putting him agony by grounding to short, forcing Y'oung, rf. 3 0 0 l 0 1 A nursery in whichc to propogato Snyder at second and Smith was 0 2 8 0 0 palms which will lie used with which 4 Kelly, l b . u*...... j , Uancroft grounded 0 1 4 0 0 tu give Bartow that tropical appear­ 4 Stengel, cf. ... *a,lv ,,. , f' rst' Gr(>h, who had doubled at first. No runs, ho hits, no errors. 0 1 7 1 0 ance, which is expected by visitors to 3 Snyder, c to place " ,f> ,,i!, cref,it- Proceed. 2 0 0 0 1 0 Florida and. which is always a de­ |4 rc bllone to the fenco for a Neff, p. EIGHTH INNING E. Smith, p. *. .. . 1 0 0 0 0 0 light to the eye, 1s being established - ft * ,’ot wns >^t to die Yanks u p .. Rynn goes to tho box Ryan ........ — 0 0 0 0 0 0 by the city of Bartow, on a plot of the J " 1. Ie'1 to ,e c °nd w ho — ground connected with tho city foro — — to take Nehf’s place, and . started off — "SPO RTSM EN 'S" HEADQUARTERS No runs Ch Bhort ccnt«r. I onc Mt, no errors. by striking out W itt. Duggan filed f* * 32 3 11 27 10 1 department buildings. iiin iiiiin v iiiv iiiiiR iR iiv B iiiiim u iiiiiiiR i ^ ~y __■* * i . r » i ‘ . . . ■gL;.AS * "si Will Cover National Events of Interest as Well as '3 S I m F E E L SURE FAIR WEATHER the third, with :.ctle chan >n temperature and fMd moderate north winds, was p.omised by the local m ■ ciitcss chi n PRIZE WINNERS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY BIG FISH CONTEST 1st Prize— Weight 13 3-4 lbs., caught by Ned S Harrison, May 20th at Econlockhatchee. 2nd Prize— Weight 111-4 lbs., caught by W. S. Hand May 17th at Long Pond. 3rd Prize— 11 lbs., caught by Geo. Pezold May j 10th at Econlockhatchee. 4th Prize— 7 lbs., 9 oz., caught by Henry Purdon, April 29, at Plaine Lake. Congratulations Boys, and even better luck for everybody next year—April 1st to October 1st 7 The Ball Hardware Co. i V, r* V^ •' 3 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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W IT - • . «—* 4 >-* ' .*r ^ . V.rvn'-. t :— • ii-V ' -.*’ • SANFOR M -The City Substantial” ‘The City Substantial” IN TH E H E AR T OF TH E W O R L D ’S G REATEST VEG ETABLE SECTION VOLU M E III. l ffS ' THE SANFORI) DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1922 NUMBER 168; =■= fca *• is» ft* TURKISH CAVALRY ENTERS NEUTRAL ZONE AT KANDRA MIGHT MEAN TROUBLE WORLD SERIES GAMES TODAY YANKS vh. (JIANTS Am! additional sports on pngo 6 J Thirty Lives Lost In Big Forest Fire Sweeps Northwe. CARRIE NATIONS IN MOUNTAINS AND IN ONTARIO AT THE STRAITS SMASH LIQUOR SHOP STRIKE IS^ FEDERAL PROHIBITION AGENTS GREATEST DAMAGE SETTLED ON 83 ' BEEN DONE And That Military Operations of WERE SHOT TO DEATH NEAR 1’he British Must Cease at Once U. S. RAILROADS DADE CITY EARLY LAST NIGHTM ANY JL 01 AITHO NEW AGREEMENT BARS ALL f o r t i f i c a ­ t io n s CAN BE BUILT b i t t f c i i c i h i f j u i a tllj Tte Assorlntrd I'rrH) CHATTANOOGA* Oct. 4.— Eight ' women of the little town of Moberly in Cuniherlnnd county, assumed the ______ (D r T > » A u k U I N P r* «* l role of Currie Nation, proceeded to a STRIKE SETTLEMENTS MADE ON CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 5— wildcat still in the mountains ami THE BALTIMORE British General headquqsrtcrs re­ smashed it to Smithcrinca, says n dis-i PLAN port". appearance of Turkish Nat­ patch today. The women constituted i ______. ionalist caralry at Kandra. In .. themselves into n dry squad, taking tny Tfc* Associated Press) ( onnCnnllnople neutral rone. the law into their own hands, nnd . CHH AGO, Oet. 5.—Eighty-three Kandra is approximately 65 miles ai med with hatchets, guns, axes nnd rnilrnnds of the United States, operut from Constantinople, near the other destructive weapons went into ||1(r „pproxini,ll,.|y ,jr,.tK)0 miles and lllark Sea coast of Ismid Penin­ the mountains where they learned was , , ... , . . employing between I2.».*)00 and I t o " " " sula. located a 'till, which has own supply­ members of the federated shot* crafting their men folks with liquor nnd have settled the simp ernfts' itriki . ciNSTANTINOI’ I.E, Oct. 5.— without preliminaries, smashed every­ with their system federations, accord i urdiiiK to a telegram from the thing in sight. mg to a special bulletin sent yestc Itirkinh source* in Mudnnia, the Itiny to all members of the organizn ,tij m*mrnt regarding the neutral OLD RATES tmi) over tile signature of R. M. Jew /unes reached bjr the Allied nnd ell, president The latest additions to I urkish representatives provide* A N D RULES the settling roads were the Ft. Smith i|,at no fortification shall be conTO P R E V A IL ^ \y II in l i*i! on either side of the Alaltamn nnd the Chicago Great West Mraits of Dardanelles and that Trainmen and Conductors sign Agree­ ern military operations of the British ment R e p l y i n g to numer ous r eques ts C " I urket shall cense immediately III, H r s l \NTINOPI.K, Oct ft Mu w .uiln irj errs* I at, inlet pii-t.itl'Oi , ..I , . t ■i t. t of t)ie t hi st t ike i t/i 11itt>• .»■.*■f. . And Reports Say Thnt Upwi Were Returning From Raid on Moonshiners When Killed From Ambush ,,f w'i(holirHomc8Are <11? Tl»e A M o r t a l r d P r e s s ) A- i n * » \ NORTH BAY, Ontario. Oct. 5 .^ (By The Associated Press) DADE CITY, Oet. 6.— D. C. Waters, federal prohibition agent of this city, amt D. I* Crenshiixx, eonstnlde at Trilby were shot to death from am1'ii'h mar here early |n-1 night as they were returning to Dadit t'lty from n *. i.i "n moonshiners it was discovered this morning l.y officer* who invest! e at id According to Deputy Sheriff Smith, the bodies of the two men were di'.oveted this morning hy two men in an aiitonioliile returning from Lakeland Apparently both had died instantly as the car was m high gear. Of ta mis at Dade t'ity were notified and an investigation is being made. — T h e f«*nr th a t upw ards 0^| t h i r t y lives h a v e b een l o s t " j p the fir e w h ich is sw eep in g N’ u r t h e n i O n ta r io w as OXprCflfl* ^ (l(| in | latest r e•ports p o r t s UX’flilablQ'^* I'poni the a f f e c t e d a r e a tod n j^ 3 i A c c o r d i n g to on e report o v e r * th o u s a n d people h ave heen r e n d » - i ered homeless. Loss of life ill considerable and is mountinl JACKSONVILLE, Oct. ft. A It Stroup, divisional chief of the federal T h r e e trains with 21 cars, CO! prohibition forces of Eloridu. left here at one o'clock today to wagt a relent taming foiirti-t-n hundred refl* " !t -- warfare against the aitivities of moonshiners in I'aseo tounty and invVs geos left ( ulmll for North iig.de the kilim gof two dry agents last night. IToperly Ins* will run into mil holts of ilollurs. No prospect of tain ami fin* will have to bunt;‘^ 11-i ll ollt AMERICAN DESTROYER FIRED UPON BY TURKS WHILE TAKING REFUGEES i IIP AGO. (h t I \ neu agree ••nference was reconvened at men* maintain)' the old rates of pay. i Item (He sett l ements have been tn.ee N< lit 111 ItA N nut . Oct. 5.—• L this inorntng with Thrace rub- it | w-.rloig condition-. was the •'ll* 11lit I -I.it, ti ll er r e a s o n . II I I I.. f •ri .-1 liif iflugee.s arrived th • f -object fo r i niisid.-ratom s’u t< i torjay by repi esentat i\••* of n*i d tin > Xecii' i. i . in accepti ng In ii toilay from IlailovLury an< It g i ve* , f i r * ; , a tnode of the Greek delegate* npprnvlmntelx tn railroads and <mh .1^ I ecllltl.l huso. i fpoi lfil t hat Im-i w f i f t y nnd .r lie \ - Hinteui of It .it t’v i question was d o lared to to ^ |t.„ atll| the Brotherhood •f Hail - , "in* Itnmluil persons had l>een. t ve ntiVes • tie g i p u p a g r e e a b l e t" , ..nfcr.es considerable concern -p, and the Ordter of Hail drowned when l hey were crowd*;'* st H i t meat and the ot he r bent on th *■ " " wav t'«>h«iurti>rx Neither Navy or Stale Departments Have Any­ etl front the dock where they•\« I A N I I NOl’ IJ**, Dot. » I hr ph, Murtfinriit which will In* m s t i o y m g these o r g a n i z a t i o n s , ......... I were trying t<. hoard the res cU 6 villmgfit • f tilt tibe' i' ! g r o u p to to a conference, it is understood, , ff,., , untl| Octobei. _M P.rJt, besides thing on Affair shtp. Another report brought-: collate ,'elia ig I ct'llleM S ilfld .1 to.hly reach an agreement on .......................... wage levels and r-iles '•f tflttgees wa> that scores had t'ttw II ,1 t i i ' is r, | »,.t 1 1,'tiei, t fti •■t ♦ t •it i of the Turkish proposals „ „ |Ul|n,K t..ne and one half f<>t o.<u lifftt iti|iired. several trampled to v Ihr Associated Press) I Ii v i tin h M franklin Bouillon *•*- (jMH. after eight hours, was •-i.iisidei tt.a'ls, tl uni, that n-t j u s t ifn ution t o.t >1 h .t 111 > it w as dentil xxLett tile flames swept the I to report tiial an Aim in at. U \S 111NG I ' •V hemal Pasha's pledge to »us t.(j j,y ([H, employes organizations as la f01111.1 ft>r kl’t pltlg iJ’l POO lilt II eft w o moth of Catholic i hutch and caused a 1 taking off i« Ingees al \ Ivali .. v.oik and i - o - t heinl aid. ■! t v I i t imlitary movements during the favorable to them The grievunct .|»ll, t w h o Ift tllll paitii jiinong hundreds who ha(L Smy i na. III -i .11*1.-d It R iiitn ' di-put. h fi in Xiloninpi-.iled in di• oi ions, w ith the exception " f .oinmit t t-e* of the trainmen's orgatu ii final1, mg tle.se wh*. r> lu.oned id. I,ii i, h f i >-ii i Xitel: t e, * Ived I"da y I-> I»I. .•). h-g at i*,t he i e I )■, ' i g at ion d I* gut hi tc.I l lici t' for•safety. Justification f..i the action ut tin .i-e.ii relating to the ••» >ilpa /atom on IP toads entering I Imago patch gave in. details N.lthei tin Navy nor State Departments had any ' the western line of the MuritZ.a had approved tlit* agreement before \\ policy •■•nimittee. the circular disl ii i unfit ni.it ion "f reported attack ed. is seen in the fait that thotv • •in­ VAST STRETC HES l.y Mlietl troops. Argument on t; i president of the Trainmen other i an lets, m addition to tlie ..in; point is still pending. The Allies ,jnd E. Sheppard, president of the OF LAN D FLOODED agreed to turn over Thrace to ' Conductors, affixed their signatures. inn! fifty-two, have agreed to tliiV^’ al Railroad Officials Instruction Sergeant BY H E A V Y R A IN S The western managers headed |>y tini'ui plan I uki'h army in thirty days. Will Re in Sanford Arc in Conference \ set ond ~pe. lal . 11111.»l till* I,-, rived Inst evening that M \V M Jeffers, general luliniig'er of 11iin«|r« <1's 4*1 ThoiiHfinri* of Acres tu ­ For Military Outfits With Trainman , -ini IlouiBun, the French envoy, th - I toon I’a.ifn railroad were said no mherslup ...ntafoed in d. tail an in mid.ited in Everglade* Section H , mii ! Itey, iiiitionalist repre*«,n i., have I...... mindful of th.- long t.-rpietatioii ..f Federa' ludg. W ilko (H r Th e %■ • o r In I r d I ' r r M ) ;i S i t e . . i n * 'X i n g e t l XX,|| It. H e r e l ‘er and XX . i k i n g t oi ni i \IwmiI XX •i.,d dei tiled to return to i on m.iit t iff, d attitude o f tie- train set 'v>o - d c isioit ,.n th. u I XMI'X, Ha i >. t ft Excesaivtla,,th,-rh.«.ds in living' up strut fled against th. ■•rgani/.,' •>!. 1 v X* i n. i l i rl i l I v t o I n s t r u t t t h e I h i e c I loll* - pie from Miidutnu immetliat. ru n-. 111 South Florida have caused \|ill Ia I' lu ll* ol I>ov I It "as ■•i gthemuUthe hope for the sue *y to their obligation* with the roads l'»rtn-> General I'auglo ttx over flow of vnsttr etch of the ' and to have made some concessions supplied hy Donald It. Iluliberg, at (II? Thr A**..doled l'rro*l tu. issue of the conference. Fv.-M-Indes in Lee rounty nnd infor­ j WASHINGTON, Oet. ft. The rail I *i legates agreed yesterday after- tu the progress of the negotiations torney for the shop crufts. Sergeant »' I' Wingert, <>f tile U mation reaching here today was that “ We cannot interpret the temj>orary ro„d« of the Southeastern section of Under the •i to estnliliiih n definite line of de which began yesterday. S army b.«* arrived in the -it> and T|)t, Seminole Indian reservation o f between the British and ' agreement all disputes ns to the rules injunction, drastir ns its terms are." ,ih. United State* and brotherhood or will b.- i .tinned h.'re permanently to hl|n,|r,„, „. ...uthenst law* COUHV'I li»t forces in the Uhnnak zone, and working conditions now pending mi id Mr. Kiehlierg's opinion in part, gmuzat i o n s . .f . >>ndu« tors, trainmen .• ; : :i.. '.h i military unit* of |v WJls „ nlir,.|y leiimlatevlby wattfV^3 p.o 1- between the opposing fore before the labor hoard will he with- “ as in any xvuy restraining >>r prevent | lay s i gned an a g i eenient s ett l i ng all U . Natne . ‘ .-inr.l This i- *-»•>•• n „ illnf .|| f.„ *h mm- •nnnths • e* b. I we. I til. ' 1 t 'hannk zone. The spin e be drawn by th.- r"iid* and trainnien anil mg the officers and other r.•presen , ' St alldllli ’ " i f >. h . h tllll •.•> . Ill' Well he iup >»*|»!<’V»iLtar RI ii! I'ur' Myrra Ii tativ.-s of the shop .raft* urgaruza t extelidl. ' • i- i.• - .■i l w a g e * and th. opposing forces will he snf conductor* i•* ,i nil* 1f *•(»••» \« «| t• L«* f ')• thnn 10 inchM ■I'o.lav ige. .-inelit included the tn.ii* fimn doilii all in ill. ii p ..» .i to • ki ng reg -i ' 1' t h. i ' ' place them ollt of rifle shot, pnrt'i ,ihi) h,. < Urpn i th«• *f*rvirr f**T i» rxn*«n uf imnuiil nvpragv for - •-oiling tiie danger of mime principal road* entering t'hlcago and iMaintain an orderly Ii- ip!in. and j | t 11 .- . ut v f"ui >>..i - , In-1ng in * tuna, the entire year. traversing terit'.ry west of the Mis conduct of the lawful work of the or i,fin t. Philippine*. * iih.i and Ibiimluiu ami sissippi river and with agreements gaiiuatlon, to continue t» .all for and ,\ ASIIINt.TON it- t i itffnial* is a suldl.'i who know * tile game of MIAMI. Fla . Oct. F C. Elliot Smith.-astern conditions referred to signed with eastern lines, approxi to expect to receive the loyal support , (lie railroad* in the instimt.oii t.1 the Inst lap of the leg •hief drainage engineer of the sU - Turkish ................. .............. - I I III ct Ion w ith the prohnhle jigreemntely three fourths of the railroad of each and every member, ami to contn.n of the United Slate* anil heads guO-*. lie* will assist in the training '"<•"'•*’• improvement Imard, arrl ' in Die Mudianin conference are mileage of the country now has sign- tinue to kork in harmony und xvith a ,,| irainmen and coiuluctors brother of the melt in the machine gun. ho* here last night and today is m ^ ,o( I ed up with the trainmen and con- common lawful purpose to advance the f|,, ,ds begun u confeience here today pit id and bund units and will also inspection ,,f flood condition* Fmmal guarantees concerning dtictnrs, Mr. Lee announced. Resides common interests of the orgunited i consider drafting of possible eon make trip* to Orlando and Daytona Everglades a room! the Pen i<mtion of Thrace thojie roads which actually signed the shop ernft employes." Gael* covering wages, working Condi .weiy nth. r week Major Ralph Stev- vania Sugar Company’s plant Fstlbl.’shment of Allied garri- agreement today, other according to Mr. Jewell, ....................I by Mr t,..i,s. etc. in* intimates that tin* move mean* northwesth this city, . . . . / t-i _ „ both representative* o f the road* and Hichtierg, arrived yesterday fn»m • -----------■ — an armory In Sanford in the very near Reports from the Glades are to hi the larger towns of Thrace. ‘ J . , , . .................. . , . . . . . ttcnipation of Thrace by the, brotherhoods, are expected to accept Washington xvhere they conferred with ' NFORD I EADS future and one of the best military ,hft‘ «h*’ water is rising at the same agreement. Attorney General Daugherty regard­ THE W IIOI.E WORLD • -h Nationalist gendarmerie. oi'ganixntiotis in tiie state. The San rate of about one inch eX’ery 24 hot ing the submission of Judge WilkcrIN ( EI.KKY PRODUCTION Re|M>rt* from Moore Haven, at 1rarisfer of the civil ndniinistraf rd hoy* have gained a fine reputa The Herald of tomorrow will consoil's decision to a higher court for re­ t ,i, f Thrace to Kcmalist functiontion at the various cm nmpments and western edge of U k e Okeechot ( I I * T k l A a v o r la lr X f , , . . l tain a writeup of the Kiwanis meet- view. Attorney General Daugherty -VNFORd " (TiT.~ft.— Florida led the the preseme here of Sergeant Win- "»>' ,hnt th,‘ Kissimmee rlvtr ing Wednesday and a full report of enured them of lus co-operation in■ V " ' , : ...... , . g e n to he with them at nil times nnd mil- wider than ever before nnd .( I .vaeuntion of Thraco within utry in the speech of Kiwnninn Itoinns. which s„fflr Hs jt is possible for him to net,, In the lh„ production ,iro<lucll»n of „ l celery f|M thr> .......... . l n » „ . uf U Dull.. Goodm,, ■lays Ivy the Greek army. for the season of 1U22, according to was the feature of the occasion. Our they said. T r , n Z r s'utierintcndent of the »hr Sanford military units should ! " « i c h . Okelnnte and Clewiston . r e : Occupation of the westerly line Kiwnninn reporter has hen absent •J the Muritza river by Allied troops. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad here, tnk“ ‘,n new life am! energy and i ..me « n‘ |-r J " * ' Kiwnninn reporter hns been nhsent NDR. (iARDNEH WILL LOCATE 1 ••><illation thus far hna marked the from the city—that's the reason of the who has gathered stati.tlc. on th car ^ ^ a «reat winter | body o f wnte* r HERE •• rencc at Mudianin. Ismet Pasha, load niovemnt of the vegctoblo f r o m , Meet Sergeant \\ ingert. delay. half n mile wide. u b'. speaks for Mustapha Kemal PasThf goods. Dr. W. D. Gardner of Knne, III., hns the lending producing states. i 1 lender of the Nationalists, nnd nlTAMPA, Oct. 6-— F. P- Fnrris decided to locate In Sanford and will Sanford section produced the greater i ARMY AVIATOR^ •lor the Angora government, hna nn- charged with manslaughter In con­ 1H U RLEY PAPERS open offices here in Suite 15 and 16 part of Florida's yield. READY TO FLY n»iiiieed the government accepts the nection with the denth of Ijvxvrcnce The record hy states ns obtained ARK ( ONSOLIDA1 El) Welakn Building on Snturday of this FROM COAST TO ' ‘ " ‘.I proposals in principle, nnd he Dlax nnd Carl Reynierson, August 13 week. Dr. Gardner is a graduate of by Mr. Dumas, follows: CHJPLKY, Oct. 5.— Instead of two t".k uecunion to explain at the open- last, when an automobile driven by Florida, 5,493 cars; California, 6,­ newspapers, Chiplcy will have only the Kirksvlllc Mo.,‘ American Schohl in* The tMixlAtl I Pr*M| m/ ..f the sessions that the Turks Farris wns wrecked, win discharged SAN DITGO, Calif , Oct 5.— U i of Ost%»pTiy. He has been practicing 00 •; Michigan, 4,618; New York, 4,­ one, as 'the Washington Verdict re­ * >I no intention of creating incidents from custody yesterday nt n prelimi­ in the west prior to coming to Sanford .327; New Jersey, 1,160; Ohio, 867; cently purchased hy J. I*. Mitchell and enants John A McCready and w'th the English." nary hearing before justice of the nnd comes to this city with the best Colorado, 690; Pennsylvania 266. the Chiplcy Banner have consolidated, Kelly, army aviators took o f f at J h.- aiist ncc of the Greek represen- peace. * / r. Duinns said thnt reports reach­ tho paper now being known as the thirty six this morning in • of recommendations. • t i t iv f r„ m Tuesrlny’s meeting made ing him led to the ex|H*ctation thnt C 'piey Banner. e onoplnne T-2 in their attempt t o : 1 "'• difft-rencc because the matters the transfer. He «l*'> suggested *h*t j p n C E ‘ |,EVDI.ETON '■ Gird’s 1923 crop would show nn Both W W Jones ami J. P Mil- from Rockwell pj >M, San Diego ' •iM'iissitin xvere of a gcnernl nn- there should lie an Allied force coverFULTON CO. COURT. in tense of ntmiit ten per cent over , hell are pell known newspaper men New York without a stop. ■'"“I hail no inimedinte connec (ng oil the Mnritza river and that u DIED ATLANTA TODAY I v. season. f d Ch pley Iuisiih - » men feel tile '• ■th the nttitude xvhich tiie,neutral lone should be created west of ______ SAN DIEGO, Oct. ft. -Because: utii’ ii will |e ii success. The new ■'• Gs might assume. * that river. • tny The A»,,rini.d \ prexooliiig und coloring plant uro l)imll igenit-nt will install modern nil _ hoax y fug * in the mountain di Tho Allied generals explained thnt ATLANTA, Oct. 6.—Judge John T t .ng ndded to the equipment of the '■ yesterday’s meeting Ismot asked ,. . • . the flight wns abandoned. ____________ f,,r 11 s,Ttlcment of the Turkish nd- the proposed administrative measures Pendleton for eighteen years judge l-xko Dorn Packing Company, Mount A nexvs item says two men xvere in"»'t«tintion of Thrace and requested must all lie subject to the approval of of Fulton County superior court and I n a t’ itnis Exchange packing houso, Prospects arc good, ns busines* | Ismet one of the beest known Jurist in the ami extensix-e alterations nre being jured when a train struck their auto- tistics show, providing n fow wor ’ " I brace should l>c free from all tho governments concerned. .It,can withstand the temptation All" d control, but he felt that nt least then expressed a xvillingness to meet state died this morning, lie was. 78 made in the building to accomodate, mobile, stalled on the tracks. them. ' ' _ ; seems plausible. - Jstrike. ' " ‘ontli would he required to effect the Greeks. . years old. :. -■-■•—•' • *. . e ' r • J-* ” * 1 * ’ ' \ •51 . . ■ . •• ' A ' ■w £" • c • • •. g �. \* • . _>*- . . ■* feyMiru!. . jwm .1 . .O P A G E S IX : : ii 'r V *”.v H > | ?- -7 ■ £ f - {*, . if; Sh m ».! ht :! { i Ik j Hi fffi W m 1 CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Adi lc a line. No •d taken for lea* than 25c. and positively no clasalfled ada charged to anyona. Cash mait accompany all ordera. Count five words to a line and remit accordingly. LOCALS POST CARD = DAY OBSERVED » SANFORD’S IN SANFORD ?. ™ ® A T O R E I.ooks like the old bulb was coming bnck strong with the Bummer brand of weather nnd the fellow who said something about an cnrly winter know nothing about Florida. If tho frost gets on the pumpkin before Novem­ ber this year it will have to hurry. 88 today is tho max. How do you like tho score ? 5:40 A. .M.. OCT. 4, 1922 Maximum ................ 88 Minimum 72 Range 78 Barometer 29.90 Rnin, trace. Northeast and clear. l m n isi t i m h Fa n World’s Series starts today. Nenrl) Ten Thousand Cards Sent Out Of City M Nothing else piasters murh to the - v_ ---------kn hnsebnll fans. Postal card day in Snnford, which Its Keep your eye on the Dally Herald was held under the auspices o f the kn this winter. It will he n seven col­ Chnmbcr of Commerce proved n g-reat fca umn eight to twelve pngo paper filled success. To stimulate interest a contest was tea with the right stuff every dny. put on between tho other civic organ- ka The funeral of the Intc Chnrles izations which resulted In Kiwanis fcj F O R S A L E Cnmbell will occur at the Montezuma Club receiving high honors. The to- su FOR SALE— Oldsmobilc six, perfect Hotel todny at two o’clock and the tal number o f cards sent out f r o m , Hu condition, only $276. See Grow nt internment will be mnde nt DoLnnd Snnford was 4,000, of which tho Ki- m B. & 0. Gnrngc. 162-tfc cemetery. The Klks lodge will be wnnis Club mailed 1,343. Tho Rotary Club was second with a total o f 726, _ Wiggins’ Produce Co., dealer in In charge of the service. chickens, eggs nnd all kinds of proand the Wnmnn'ii Club third with 600. duce. Georgia products a specialty, Go to the third floor of the City Individuals and firms sent out a total aSanford, Florida, is a new jilnce open- Hall todny and get the returns on the of 1,600 enrds and the remaining COO C-d nt 307 Enst Second street with a World’s Series and go every day tthis were mailed by tho Chamber of Com­ line o f groceries and everything good week. And then after you havo aeon merce. The Pooplcs Bank are credit­ to cat will appreciate your patronage. the game plnyed read It again In the ed with 600 postal cards, tho largest My motto quick sale nnd small profit. Dnily Herald every night. Snnford Is amount sent out by an individual bus­ Movie Night! Lake Mnry CalG2-3tp fortunate Indeed to have such n fine iness concern. 193-1tc sino tonight. These enrds were distributed to the service on the series. It is just as KOK SALP, lunch clubs nnd wero then returned to payments like rent, will buy nn al­ good iis any of the big cities. --------■ the Chnmber of Commerce for the of most new house of 4 room# and hath, Word comes to Jnmes Stewart to- fie ini count. There was a great deal *3 lot .10*117, in good part of town, near school nnd store. Street will he pav­ day of the death of G. W. Herndon of interest manifested in the different ed soon. For further information nd- who wns formerly a winter visitor dubs to see which could send out the dre«s ’’ House" cnre.of Herald. 103-Itp to Sanford nnd who resided on Kim most rnrds nnd n member of indivi-> For Florida: Mostly cloudy k*i ------------------ ;---r------- -— *" avenue nnd wns well known to n num- duals addressing cards made a personweather with loenl rain to­ fci l-OR SALE hive room lunga ovv, jior y nnfnr,|t.(,ple. Mr. Herndon' 111 notations on them calling nitonnight and Thursday. well locBted, easv terms, prite ^ j f(( p nV( „ „ „ ||cnch Monday after- tion to Sanford's great possibilities in 860.00. A. I ( on nelly A: Sons.^ noon. various lines of endeavor. Individuals —— not members o f these clubs also eviK ' R Q1 M K S M I '. I tilling *'hnir« Ftemeinber that the Chnmber of denied 11 great deal of interet and the s tools, miiihb counter t <*i >s ami t . .1.. tn holds theii regular month success of the cam pale 11 in Sanford \N\IKTY EXPRESSED FOR TOM LAWSON other dining i<"'in fnniitute, also |v meeting at night "ii Friday night was dm to the close co-operation of WHO DISAPPEARED Apply Manager Dell --f this week nt the lintel Valdez, individuals, business concerns nnd cheap for <ash 11»2T*b tlim.er that (’ atmieo says will be the clubs with the Chnmber o f Commerce, Cafe. l l l r T h r \ s hiii-In I r (I I’ rraa) Mailing list were secured from the FOR SALK 1921 Ford touring ...i ii-euliii two dollar dinner will be giv BOSTON, Oct. i. Some anxiety First 8271 takes it. Can be seen at i. to the members and the visitors Chamber of Commerce nnd banks, was expressed by close friends of r ii one dollar and twenty five rents, whit ;i number of individuals sent Hodges A- McMullen's Barber Shop, Thomas W. Lawson today ns time conr r wiu.in i'-i tf. ' hi will -Hi hide tile musieal enter tbe- 1 i aid* to llieir neipinintanecs unit nt ami the dinner Let every oet«sde the «t;»tf. Snnford, ns a rr- tunics to pass without word of him. FOR SALK Very desirable lot on nil f the post card campaign will he i In- financier, who has ordered his ••nibe< in Si-mimtb- eountv be there West First street. Good price for .«!• Mi every state in the union ‘ * S,," th S,” ’r'' oMnU' t" !i,« ip.iik v i ’ •■ <!—' W Kmgbt 1 - tf late his assets, has not been beard \ 11I |» K ID I \ K M I It S -f .1 ’ 1 uttfidenMv cXpeeted that a in -line Motidny when he left for FI 111 < M .K — l o r d S e d a n . I ‘ »21 '• it i i ; . i i v i m p o t l e s . will he received •iMiwe-t Harbor. Maine I will e n g in e. $1!DB ca sh b a la n c e at ri<-i M --i wh'-se interest in Florida $_’ .'i per m o n th . \(hires* " 1 0 2 1 ’ "■! will !i .irmiii'il th'i-iurh c a r e o f H erald, fo r partirttlar*. It tn-d-'mi pftst-<*ar*ls rrs-eiveij N O T IC K ! In -4. I lid 'Up m.w . .pi;pped I" take D M lllIll R u l \R| VNS I s i v n i i i dgsnnd s trxwbkrrv I mu :• o f D r d i n a n c c 21. C i t y o f a- d ..itv "in w tihmi' 11 1 1ili >%r II! M(D I.OFISX II I K I’ anti from Hoitiu-tli >lo. k, $IO(i . ilif o r d , r e ip n r e s thnt e a c h person., f. 1 1 111n 1 -a in pi<d cull phone pet thoiisalid. f o. b l ake Monroe, K O I M U \ N S (IN R M U D • i m o r e o r p o r a t i o n m u st h a v e lic en se Fla M Dov.e I'll -’Dtp Define engaging m any business, pro p,.o- tal Hi WhiMn i r*ssioti or in i upat ion named in said ’ i Rtilpli M e*. i ii has a rad......... 1 oiioty \r I •1 did apartment 1 i.rdinnia e t ' L *tn«* that |»r«fl«siM> •*ti« . 1*11— onp (v mg pro 11?* D ’ «n f hi >» « it \ .«htl »*r\ M.FRKD FOSTER, 1 I*y II" -e. 11J My r V n ew s iti in -a> - tw. non wen r Tax Collector \\. 110 1 114In ! 11«*1r .mi" •tl. lit Jit i*lip *v - fun . uni tit - and all I" I II IS 26 Dil t fe j .ied when a tiain it ' h« lit \\ <•1 tin world jiml he nlao i• t ra <k * F d R I’S D in kllld-mobiles, (bik Ini-blle, stalled "li V . .liltIII . friend-* t>i eiimv them ami Ii,r , 1 -tie -, IKi-rlalnl o . iris plain-1bb•Li \ 1 - , a standing nivitatimi to •‘bevroji » M-i x well f.-r sab I he-* •Irm p iii any tunc and hear them. Fast onlv S e c o n d s h e e t h, s Yi x 1 1. cars are bde models, and have been re. Sanford’ s New Store’ gin I»i Stevens and hi- father II finished, "inking them very de-itabb .'Be per 1.000. w h ile t h e y last, nt i f R Mi veir and family and Mrs. Geo., cars to prospective buyers, and the t i e n d d o f f i c e . W. Knight heard a fine Rrilnry con prim- are right, with easy terms 6 ••it riven ii\ (hi I ie,ii-\ill,. Journal and 7 passengers D A- D. Motor 1*0 Public Stenographer of I BiihMi't ••vi*I 4.ilb *1 up Mr .'ithl 2**9 Dark \v , Sanford, I 1 ■ 1*.-t rili Mtornev 61 fX- R .1 llotlv t" i nine over and bear utors f"i IDipmobile and .1 exin.:tpu MISS M M DK TVItK, in -"ii. In -ii *i w .i d I red If \ N 11-oil'o f f o i . I ir-l Nation •1. Il-'.'uv i ai V\i airy I be parts " • » .• ii | " i, , .v- g be I 1" !!■ •I Bank Itlili: *s.iliford. I tornl.i — • • ! i . I;..'m v -iigtm | w ant 10 Siori'.s in ( i c o r g i a : U . I Sal Moi tf Sew SI VKKAI l l o C S KS fer snle, ’ • Iit" it I" l* pi .it "l • f tin in i -pec9 ft-If C Ting pm. mlly for the editor but up to tin- time of the close of the concert they didJ FOR SALK Kasy'terms, 1)0 acres, WANTICD not get the message hut many other. flowing well land, 10 acres cleared, I vv ii men with autoino Rotary songs were given ami the at remarkably low price if sold now s to deliver II -pccinltV to filer •on eil w i- i real They al-" heard A P Connelly ik Sonlift tf* and ml I it imi-. $ to In $ |o ni 1 from \llinta • llnirillati FOR S M 1 New five room house, l l . l t lllgtll I be VI .11 I •mml •It1d -ev i ral ol her i 111• I bi- is a two and ■ half in r< s and, one acre . I ,.i > t.. gi l a $ 1 Olio k • • wmidi i ful invention when you tiled, slei'l II g po|.h and large ro"ins i .’-.•nun i d .1.1 |; •hi r ' f f ••i•t ' p ' pomti-i ovi i it ill.uv ng one I'VITV "• elr « !, \ P I I'lltiel V u ••.1 »- .1 d IV in >• ^ : Sf it ii home thous.in,|. . f miles 11- tf. Son W \ I ! 11 1 .it. oil.di i I- ••1 1 1 i nnd-1••! iWay fl'iio Hu ai tual • uali.ie of a 1 -V t l-.llll - a n d ll ll rie- FOR S M I ••I •ii.pi m i xi b.iligi f"i dialnulid Olicejt and get li |ii-| like ill »’ DrigiImpute • \t i 1il*1St l»l S h o e S h o p i ng a- part pay mi ni Addr. -» ’ I'oil '.a! when it come.- over the waves of 1 19 12tp I'.it t li .tin i - ” tiox 1Oil I H13 lit|i the air am! not over wires, .lust by FOR SALK 11Ollsc l.f e i g h t ro.ims. ' It ISP Ct H NTY, Ga.. farmer wants 1 simply twist of a knob Dr. Stevens K17 West F i r s t strci •t, f i v e bed l—i—itmil mi good truck farm, I am can get nny city he wants in America tutting rooms, kite!Yi*n, d i n i n g a n d aide to handle your business, can g i'i and rnti listen in on the music, the W ater ob room, bath an*! and toilet l^ood 11 fjiem e and gimil selvae market reports, the ball games and taineil front f i n e f l o w i n g w e ll, - u f ■ .int -mall -ttInt> and in'r n lit ,,f 'di tlie daily occurnnccs «,f America, t fn ielit for all purposes lit all limes, v. bat I make If you need a mail my thereby saving water rent. Sidewalk size write me at Orlando, Fin. YourPost Cards nt the Hcrnld Office. jli front of hoti.se, ail paid for No indy, N S Fairdoth liiH-'Jtp iin umberaiicc against this property WANTED One or two unfurni»he<l Price $6,1X10.00; $3,000.00 cash, bul­ FOR rooms, suitable for bedroom or light SUFFERED imic m yearly payments of $100.00. housekeeping rooms Address "1> ( Address "B aigam," care of Herald. FIVE Y E A R S W IT H I VJ t f. (i ' care of Herald office. 100 'JU­ I’ d IT RENT Furnished nput t incuts. R H EU M ATISM F'crildalc Apartments, 305 East 1st ROR RKNT THE WEATHER i IM m .’ i l R u»lv. -MS m r.^2 W . *; < • .1 'i X” i.' * ** :|| Milfix. r' j' ► ♦'^ l : I i it •' w* i If 'r ! {•' 'V • l ' k? Today’s prise o f 16,000,0^0 rubles worth of dog meat goes to the spring­ time wrecking crew of the peach crop. . —T O N K jht. Hcrnld want ads get results. Movie Night! .sino tonight. An All-star ('ait j Lake Mary Ca193-1tc - IS _ “COURAGE” CONGREGATIONAL MEN’S CLUB Will meet on Thursday of this week nt eight o’clock. We are expecting a large attendande and on interest­ ing meeting and have a fine speaker to address us. All, will remember Dr. Hcitz Illustrated -lecture on the homnn body given Inst winter, which gave such satisfaction, lie will bo with us on Thursday night nnd give nnother illustrated lecture, which w* are sure will give pleasure nnd open our eyes to some o f the wonderful ndvancca Row being made in Science. I/Ct every member plan to be present nnd bring a friend with him. CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH MONEY Can any wifi torments of |,f, Also- - . w"h»tasd | ir “The Vagrant” A Two.pari ( ornw]y Tomorrow -Dunlin F,*rnum ia1^1 Primal La*’ iiKo "Thrrt ff„ Off" a,two-part rnmrd). 30®DE®@lN]|ej[g)H noy and bladder ailments; snd Cathartic Tablet,, a whole*** , thoroughly cleansing 'athsrtit constipation, biliousness, he nnd sluggish bowels. Sold whore.— Adv. Cut out this Blip, enclose with 6c nnd mail it to Foloy <fc Co., 2836 Shef­ field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your nnmo and addross clearly. You will receive fa return n trial pnekago con­ taining Foley’s Honey nnd Tar Com­ pound f'*r coughs, colds and croup; Second sheets. 8 Vi xll, Foloy Kidney Pills for pnlns In sides 50c per 1,000. while they iutJ and hack; rhoumatism, backnche, kid­ H erald o ffice . w _______________________________________ BUICK For Sale or Exchange L a i c M odel in E x c e lle n t Condition B . & O . M O T O R CO. S A N F O R I). FLO R ID A D i s t r i b u t o r s f o r Iliip m o h ile and LcviiuU m ' ir- City License Due i ®EQ®ig© A GOOD U SED PIANO $150— ---- Well l\nown Makf Terms: $15.00 d o " 11. S s . n o a Mont J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO (0. i phone 127 The Churchwell Company ij ; . 1 * v - •! ••r* li ’ • !..'l E i. i M > ;« , ’ . , • r r- ____ 1 s- *ore In Finrldi Three Days Sale o f Fur Chokers O p o s s u m , Squirrel and F ox M in k , Thursday—Friday—Saturday *’’ ‘ , t *1 Ft tR RKNT Furnished 3-room flat. to party without children. 312 Onk WANTED Second hand celery boards T . L. DULL. O P W E S T E M ) . and fence posts.— W. W. Gibson, R. 103-31 p Ave. 118-Gtp " I miffer#il f o r f lv o y ear* with r h « » FOR RENT- 2 large, unfurnished 1, Richmond Ave. N 0 TICIS-0 . . « , . l cubinel wort.rooms. Phone 433-W, 018 Oak. I0l-3tp! nituro mnde to order, ice boxes.—B. vurr pain* In m y llmba and b od y and 1 0 1 - i t p inch lorrltile Itcblnif on m y feet and FOR RKNT— Furni-"hcif n ^ m . 1011 M- Metcalf, Osceola, Fla. leg* from E c i e m a (ba t I wai In a hor­ Oak avenue. Phone 283-L. 10 1-Otc W ANTED—Two or three room rible c o n d i t io n ; m y k id n e y s also be­ apartment. Apply J. E. P. 102-3tf en ine e f f e c t e d and I w a s In s goners) F'OR RENT—Three furnishetl h o u s e - ,______________________ run d o w n c o n d i tio n keeping riKim*. Phone 318 W. WANTED— A man to s»dl used enrn ‘I was attracted to Kerrallns nr lG2-3tr 101-0tp . N. H. Gnrner. P r ic e s R a n g in g ’ fr o m s e e in g It a d v e r tis e d tn A la b a m a p a p ers , u fle r u sin g leas th ' an o n o bot t i e I FOR RENT— Furnished room, also n YOUNG W O M A N - Competent sten- and w na n o tic e a b ly reliev ed and n ow s i n c e t a k in g F or ra ltn e the p a in s have le ft stornge room. Ill Park Avenue. ogrnpher nnd typist, wants employme. g eneral s y stem has been built u p 169 fit p ment Phone 70 Kesidenre 318 » n d I am g r e a t l y Im p rov ed and th * , *in * In much better I am g lad t o ----------------- ------- --------------------- ----------102 3tp rKem co m m e n d K erroltn o b e c a u s e ll has r s FOR REN1 - Two npnrtmeuts, m*w new _ _ ....... me to lienlth and I c o n s id e r II PERMANENT WAVING. Radi > Sun eloreil the beet r em ed y that ran bo found. 1 and up to-date; well furnished. w ould not be w ith ou t It f o r much m o r e light baths, mass igc Mrs Me C ntes Apartments. • »8rt tfc than It cost T w o bo t tle s have m a d e t oy's lb antv Shop, Wc'.nkn Apart me a well in a n ."— Adv. F'OR RF7NT—Rooms and kitchenette mvtit. lG2-6tp o jf y0Ur jofai dealer docs not haa— Shirley Apartments opposite post , L O S T . die FERRAL1NE, send $1.00 direct tp office, upstairs. 28-tfe 0.1 l.adY Let ween Surprise 'sh o .' W r e ' Ihn FERRALINE DISTRIByTING FOR RENT - Eight room hous Third street between Park and Dak and Welakn block, picture 0x4 in CO., Tatnpa, Fla.' nvenue.— Jno. I). Jinking. 163-4tp studio frame. -Returtt to Clnudln F'osThe Dally Herald Delivered to your rter at the Surprise Shoe Store. ReStationery below coat at the Herald 103-ltp i ward. First Street In friepda. /J — ' .'n -C: C j .. p -■*iS T j i ', •v ------- - — .MV . I-------- --- - • - ’ '' >* m) \ Vj ) v- I- - .HyVA ..**.■- t ' aivifiS| �It’s a Sale that Puts M on ey in Your P o ck e ts Introducing to||the trade our N E W Canton®Crepe,|Poire Twill and other all the latest styles and shades, all the DON'T MISS IT! OUR Sale Starts NEW FALL SUITS Are Characterized by Their Irresistible Styles---------------------------------Irresistible Prices Perfection ai fit is of prime importance In a tailored suit; and it can be attained only by faultiest tailoring. Combine perfect tailoring with extraordinary low pricea leai FRIDA and yob have the reason why this Stylo Shop is going to satisfy Sanford's most fastidious SPECIAL CLOSE OUT Women and Misen&e. COAT SUITS We want to close out our entire remaining stock of White Canvas Shoes. We ate pricing them to you at n fraction of their worth, but wo used the space so wo wont to move them. Your choice, any Whlta Canvns Shoe in stock for, only, a pair— at this Introductory Sole nre priced nl $15.00 AND UP LADIES’ AND MISSES’ COATS i • It will be n pleasure for y o u to select your t ou t from our stock. Wo havo just » ' * style that y o u want. Our <'<uits o r e i ■ri> t-.i m tins Introductory Sale, at the $ 10.00 It will pay you to buy neat Suminar'a Supply at thin Price AND UP FO R IN FAN TS >A.t C A R R IA G E ROHES $2.50 UP A L L -W O O L CAPS $1.29 UP A L L -W O O L SACQUES $1.29 up A L L -W O O L BOOTIES 29c UP A L L -W O O L M ITTENS Introductory M EN’S W E A R Work Snirts, special a ...................... ... Khaki Pants, special per pair ............................... $1.19 Kha,ki Flannel Shirts, bi^g-est bargain,*^/ ____ for\ 98c Dress Shirts, host grade Madras, can’t be beat at Silk Slur's from 69c $1.50 $2.98 up English iIroadeloth Shirts, special (a $3.50 Knitted Ties 95c Silk Ties, regular $1.98 values, at this sale for 98c Suits, best values <a)......................$18.50 and up to $25.00 Smoked Elk Work Shoes, special, at pa ir....... $1.98 E. C. Scuffers. We lead them all at, per pair $2.98 Oxfords from ......................... .......................... $2.98 up Dress Shoes, Bal and Blucher, per p a ir............ ...... $3.50 EARLY FALI SALESTAR’ 39c up All-W ool C O M B IN A T IO N SETS (Cap, Sweater, Booties) $1.98 All-W ool C O M B IN A T IO N SETS (Cap, Pants, Sweater) $3.98 e All-W ool C O M B IN A T IO N SETS (Cap, Sweater, Booties) $3.98 SHOES First Street «**H5225i suss:::::: �in printing presses setting aside a!] Jto tradition in job presses giving the form the vertical motion in which the to .,„C FRED DAIGER, Society Editor importance of music ns mi element of'rollers roll over the form as it Is lift as. culture. And n desire to encourage ed straight up and down. It is new to “ Phone 217-W " tho upbuilding of American art, hence in the printing world but being n I. ■»» trUm*M rUUlmm ye ! : : are s»i*ar a-ywher* •» » » i a its purpose, “ Unity through musir" Miehle product Is of course guarnn« ---------to —11 / II r o a aee n l r r l s U l s f , w r l* “ Making America Iced to be just what the builders claim , a r / l a Ik U d e p > r t _ « a t , S l v t a ji and its slogan Carda of Sanford’ s Reputto SJEn*. rrlephaaa Ike l i e . . II n i l Musical." for it and the one installed nt Hay- to able Professional Men, each ^ k greally SPBreetalek.________________ The Sanford Council is (it present *nes & Ratliff is probably one of the to of whom, In his chosen pro- ^ comprised of the following; Mrs, Stel- first in this part of the state. A to fesaion the Herald recom- to SOCIAL CALENDAR Saturday—Sanford—Council o f Muaic In Arrington, Mrs. W. N. Hlnckmnn, form from n postal cart! to one 12*19 to menda to the people. " will meet at the \^otnan’a Club at Miss Mabel Bowler. Mrs. 8. O. Chase, can bo printed, on this press nt a Mrs. Henry Co)dough, Mrs. Frederick speed vnring from 600 per hour to 3:30 p. m. S. Daiger, Jr, Mrs. R. R. Dens, Miss 3,000 per hour nnd nftcr it is set it Mrs requires no further fixing or ntention Mi«s Annie Hnwkins hns returned Martha Fox, Miss Ida Gray, George A . DeCottes fr.un ( ommcrce, Gn., where she spent ( raig Harris, Mrs. George Herring, and is a marvel in mechanical con­ struction. The erector did not reach Mrs. Henley, Mrs. John Lconardi, Aitomey-at-Law the summer. Mrs. Richard Maxwell, Miss Ellen the city yestertiny nnd Zeb Ratliff Over Seminole County Bank |l .) Starling is in Lakeland today Mahoney, Miss Anna Mason, Mrs. set the press himself nnd had it run­ attending to buaincaa in connection 1Schelle Moines, Mrt*. A. M. Phillips, ning Inst night on rush work nnd it SANFORD FLORIDA rs. R. L. Peck, Mrs. R. J. Starling, wns working' smoothly nnd perfect. ______________________________________ wjth his fertilizer business. Mrs. Clifford Shinholser, Miss Mildred FRED R. W IL SO N Mrs. Julian Carpenter o f Jackson- Eimmons, Mrs. Julius Tnkach, Mrs. ness and is another step forward in ATTORNEY-AT-LAW villc. is the guest of her sister, M rs.' E. A. Terheun. Mrs, Ernest Tolar, giving the public fast work and good ! N, n n, nk q , ^ Sanford, Fla. F„r«sl lake at her homo on Park ave- ;Mni. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. Den tie Tur­ work without any feeders or assistner, Mrs. Henry Wight. Other names ants and is a labor saver in many SpecW munition to examination of nur. shall, of courso, from time to time be ways. Thro addition o f this press Abstracts of Title given Haynes & Ratliff one o f ' tho • ___________ __________ Mr and Mrs. A. W. Smith nnd added. most complete job printing offices in We earnestly desire the co-operation da ughter Juanita spent the wek very the stato for stationery and printing Schelle Maines pleasantly in Tampn ns the guests of of every ■citizen to our purpose and aim, viz.; to give our boys and girls, o f n 11 nntl especially for label LAWYER relatives. 8tatp nn{, p ^ , to every one, greater cultural oppor­ work and other specialties that has Gcnprn, Praft|ce been sent out of the oily in many intunity through the medium of music. Office: Mrs !'. I). Bulloch nnd grnnddnughCourts Phones t.r. Miss Alice Runyan, returned yes- — Fannie S. Munson, chairman, SunCourt House H3-296-W t, rduy from Steubensvlllo, Ohio, where ford Club. WILL SELL CUSTOMER limy have spent the summer. Mr. nnd Kyes Examined Glasses Designed ANYTHING ANYTIME Mrs. Clark and family will join her •NOTHING TO DO HI T IIOUHU.THAT HE DESIRES WORK" shout the fifteenth. Henry McLaulin, Jr., PURELY = PROFESSIONAL : PLANT CITY, Oct. 4 —Jny S. ill the Dining Room— How to Save CARD PARTY Brown, snlemnn for n ligul automobile 57(1 Steps n Day V delightful informal pnrty of yes­ accessory and supply concern is about terday was thnt given hy Mra. John „ " to prove thnt he will sell n customer Hie Tired Housewife who wanted nnythinK, },e desires. If he hasn’t it M , -ii last evening at her home on to prove to her husband that "Noth in stock he will order it. f. lu-i’t, when she entertained u itig to do but housework" is a rather ■ ■>i -if friends nt 60. L. F. Marti is, an orange grower re trying job bus revolutionized the siding near Dade City, has given iimirs passed quickly in the in i. • t|iig games and when scores were planning of a dining room so ns to jjrown an order for a baby boy lie , nteil the prize fur the Indies, a sn\e herself f>70 steps a day. This tween six months and a vear old nnd will be shown in Hn>w|, declare* th(. order'will l>e fill l.rii hief ease, wns awarded Mrs. I- h, while the men’s prize, n deck the Better Monies Campaign domon- ed if he has to eall upon the Ftoridn i strntion week, October 9 to 14, In tho C h ild r e n ’s Home at Jacksonville for d-, was won by Carl Schnnl. model home oil exhibit lull on 1‘nrk assist mice ■ i in- conclusion of the card game A ve. "Give be some gasoline," Mnrdis i iitess served ice cream, rake, The T u rd Housewife’s dining- room requested as he stopped at the access and frjiit punch. \liilli n't guests included l-’ath contained a dark closet for china at ory place a few day ago. (In- end of (ii i<iof farthest from the Yes sir, Brown replied i ssi-\, Mrs Takui h, Miss At kiti lien Chore was no butler's pan \ tn-gn lland) man put "n Ihr I ,.ka. h, Mr and Mrs, 1- rank tiy and no » heel tray and the dis tire Mi s Mary Schnnl, < nr I Tame between (he kitchen and the l.t''Ihl -CYCTil! nthi’l .n f i Mat'll\L-* ( darker and Mrs Hath I-- -t Wit- tlnrl y five feet To serve -*ie - and i fll r rit i*iv :tig Ihem -aid . -r Oi ll i in a I for s.\ ja-tsons -hr found that Y o l l seen t*• 1 lift V1- ji pretty <run plctc In- was eomjieUi-d To takr Tin steps III h a - ma 11 -pa< c " sto, k f o r i Ml Nt II. OF MUSIC to set the liibl,. 'I can -ell you anything you want,*1 \ftn-rnnn Association of l.-vi-r The husband who had always said Blown replied. >! -i- under the ilepartrnent of In was a woman of leisure, when eon " Ml right, let me have a baby boy 'iinoimees the organization of touted with the fact of this physj ) tween - 1v month- and a year old i itii loiincil. This association I al exertion to say nothing of the "Haven't one m -tin k, ' Brown re* t i (In* encouragement of tinwork of thinking up ami cooking the - lied, 'but l call take your order for .in <oniposition an<l to create a ino.'il and washing dishes afterward -I foi borne music and bunds foi readily consented to rearranging the one Tile order was duly entered and if .inatcur orchestras, community dining loom and put in a few addition Itiowti eiionot find a baby in Plant ", - boi al - Ii|iis, etc The Wifi ii al articles of furniture i tty lie will request one of the .In-k -a i:t is strongly to be m kon III model houses tile china and -i Music thnt is corrupting tin glassware in the dining room are like -on Vllle (list it IIt lot) Mr Mnrdis ip nun rii-il but has no and sixml life of Aiiu-iiia. The lv to be found near the kitchen door. children and be wishes tin* child t« .»! - hairimin of the American On the other side of the kitchen door be with his wife when lie Is awaV u.timi „f loveffi of mqsic is Mrs. stJlm|s n Bjdehooanl. The use o f a from home attending to his citrus in! Allen Catnpbell, of New York wheel tray to carry dishes.to and from t ere-Is A baby he wants, -aid. . >>li slate is a state chairman, the kitchen reduces steps from nhftut so be can rear tt'as a niemhei of the ■t 1>*i Blackman is chan man ,160 to Iitn The tray can also be us iii’ i- of Florda. There is also •-I ns a serving table while the meal fiitnilv " t , --I town of not 11•-*s I ban l- going oit a - bail man and - -in in 11, l it- i b -na in t in - ahim-l i - ai i .mg I - -u s Ixilml i oiHisl mg --f eil >.ii Ibat iiflii le. used most fre t ia us le houses. The limy -go-nil} are kept ni-iiii-i-sl at hand siilenl of Chamber of Com- Linen is placed in the side board. LAKELAND, Oct. I. The action of and president of the school This makes a daily saving of 670 r j r n n , |l|(|LM, Davis, at West Palm steps, or about one-fifth of a mile. Beach in granting bail to Edgar U In a near this amounts to 208,030 Frady. Chicago automobile dealer. nil •Jeps or siwentv eight miles del indictment for numb t in tin tii-t degree III eonm1' 1111(1 M11il iho -hoot M u t c h t h e l l c- r nl d liagi--. I r t i l i j l e t lllg to death of hi- Mil*1 in a tx-hlon Do You Feel Like an Old Young M a n ? out inn a d' ert i - n n r n I It « ill i n t e r e s t h a u l i e r * l l . p . i r t ni el l i S t o r e a i d e l i n t e l Jit M i a m i l e t . tia - I . ■ 0 - t l i . i i * . !'•' j - 1, o h 1 b i - t m m Opt. D .‘ Optician-Optometrist R I East First Street -------------------------------H jn Examined v SANFORD iolser Machine & Foundry Co.s Contractor and Builder General Machine and Holler Works; Cylinder Grinding; Del.use Platons; Fly Wheel 8teel Gear Hands; Crank SANFORD Shaft* Returned.---------------- Phone 62 ALL SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES WILL SOLD FOR CASH ONLY. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS PLEASE DO NOT ASK US TO CHARGE THEM.— M0BLEYT8 WMtlnghouse Lights and Appliances DRUG STORE. 15S-9tC New Line of Fixture* 123 West First Street SANFO RD N O V E LT Y WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop General Shop and Mill Mr. J. H. l-anier, an expert on ntrtto *3 mobile timing, generator, starter and scientific ignition work is in ; of our electrical and battery Iservice. Tractor and automobile 0 era are assured genuine “ EXIDW*' Battery and Ignition service et station. Call RAY BROTI Phone 5-18, ask for Lanier. S*nfo Fla. 1$7^ Work RESERVATIONS FOR ROOUS Comfort Cottago can now b « 517 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. for the wintor-r-tho house opening i Member first. Address Mra. M. 1 tin, 318 Magnolia Avenue, SanfO B; W . HERNDON ’ Florida. 68-6tp -------------------------------- 1I S The world nt your door every «T« INSURANCE AGENCY , your friends If you don’t likj it t*U - us. f i r e ----------AUTO----------BONDS I CONTRACTOR and BUILDER SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS THE BEST One of the delight* of home I* tempting, delicious meal*, aarvad witli the t>e*t bread * TOM MOORE OPTOM ETBI8T-OPTICIA N opposite Poatoffice ROUTH Sanford, Fla. BAKERY Next to I*rlnce88 Theatre I’ ETON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT Room 7. Miller Bldg 8 AN FORD Christopher Columbus FLORIDA M H M r. DIRECTORY T h o r ha- Uvn no mni’u cclt1lii’atcd <li>covc*ive since the Ikivinninu' " f time than <'liristopher You ran find the name of every live Itimiiie-s Man in Sanford ui tin- ('olumn rnrh dnv ( ’(>lumhi i s. \ad vihi may follnw in his foot­ step-. You ean easil\* discover I' c way to financial indepond- neo l)\ opening and consistently maintaininir an interest hearing a e e o n n t in tJiis institution. Lot this Lank pilot you to suc­ re--. W e’ll live For non HUN T ON S T E A M K e n t A- M c K e e , IMl ESS FRY Props. (’ LEANING, DYKING. U TKRING Work rated for and delivered Phone Ifil-.l--------- All West First St WE D ELIVER T H E GOODS" QiiicK If »i S. r.i; Slurat’ i- I ucililics |il ea -e vmi, i et 1 o' Ii i tell us Phone 4'J j The Peoples Bank of Sanford ' T U I"' a « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ kb « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! VIRGINIA TOBACCO ' ' • 1 It. I lit ll. Do Y ou Know Tll»t Without Vitamine* nnd Iron You Would Bo Dead? Ironitcd Yeait Build* Amazing Power I Tho man w ith a punch Is th o h tunny vltamliw-s and m u c h i i - man o f d r o o p in g am org y V nerves Is iho man w ith V 'a mines nnd m i g h t y tittle 1 -■ Veust g iven y ou bolti. ’ i .v aiero m ixtu re o f y e u l l and m an Iron, and few Iron. ll la Iron, See T i l l N m e-P en trr4 Ftotf flrl n rn f-p on er from Irooi*r4 Y « u (t r*ut t« yeait Ironlied, w h lc„ la a aubMaric* all by Itself. Thla g iv e * back, restore* to th* body, m aterial* you r-uva io*i, and w h ich you used to *avc when you w *ra romping' around )?, yvuv teena. Ironised Yeaat c o n uin*. f or tills reason. Nature's g re a t«>«rce.of.brain , nerve and Usauo K'vea you p o w e r plua. 'lUlek Y' .ft11j oe< |n t^,, usual No matter h o w old y o u a m , “ w f"U can g e l a y o u n g m a n ’s ' n- nnd a y oun g man s v lta m ln e s ; I* c..ci„K womnn'a Ir on, and a y o u n g vltamlnes. T h ese t w o tilin gs J"e Dip i w in s o f hum an s t r c n g t li, 1limn charm. T h e y mrttn to you. ui i-rs*— socia l and business T liero ' n" l r on s Ir oh lsed Teast In tho hp'wpl 1*5 *u t ° y o u J ' e t It. nnd ;' w »r* o f ■ub«t\tutt* i ’ Bold a t nil riruc iik "lores at 11.00 a p a c k a g e . E a ch ta rt ri . _ ? e ° n t * lp * ( 0 U b tot*. * « c h Jahlei" ' ft | I*g .egifd. ACAlrd. They T b e r -n-ever lone D.plr power M T d b y lr o n t s e d T v n - t Atlanta, 0 * . (Jet the “ pu n c h tat cotn*a from Jn m latd T eaatl 11» - 1 time j-tn Ii a do' i- 1■" * -id bi-i n t*-a. hi d in I- bo ida HULL \ It s \ I.Es i n.M lilt ROW Hie old saying that "then *- t," ’'b \l MILIEUS STORE irg new under the sun, iiooi- good WONDEItl'l L SKI EC 1 ION in this instance, Fred Catlett, of Polk county, in jail Have \i • m.tieed Jhe advert isejnent at Bartow two years ago charged or T. I Millet A Son in the Hernld with the murder of a negro, when he lulling attention ot the ilollnr Sale applied for hn liberty on bail on the that will take pile i- tomorrow tFriground that hi- health wn- am h he iiay i. and lust for one dny only. Milwould die before the time for hia trial :ei*.- store will try out this pinrx of if he renin tiled in priaon Counsel for giving the people wonderful hargnlns Frudy won bail for tlu-ir client on a every week in this dollar sale plan.similar plea. Fur instance in their window for toJudge John S. Edwards, at Bar­ |morrow is enamel ware, aluminum tow, granted Catlett his liberty and 'ware, rugs baskets, pots nnd pans, he was released from jail under $25,water pitchers, etc., much of this 1)0(1 bud. Catlett died before his case stuff running ns high ns two dollars went to trial. in regular price and it all goes to morrow as hikli as two dollar NEW INNOVATIONS DRAINING tomorrow nt one dollar cash. Some ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY! rare bargains are offered nnd you should sue the window at Millers to­ CHICAGO, Oct. 4. — Innovations day anti tomorrow and remember lhat which pique the fancy of young men, this sale only Insts one dny. It is for advertising purpose* nnd to try out particularly gas engines, aviation nnd the ilollnr sales day nt Millers Store. radio, are draining the supply of men The public will be tho one to profit who formerly entered the electric rail­ by the «nle ns nil. the nrtirlees nre way work, declared Willinm Vpn I’hul away above that price in value. This of Now York, former president of the is your chnncc to get many useful art­ Market street line*, San Francisco, in icles at n very reasonable price and » report made before the convention show thnt Snhford hns the goods. of the Amcricnn Electric Hallway As Miller's nt the corner of Magnolin sociation here today. The committee recommended Hint arul Second streets. See the window. special arrangements be made with high schools, universities anil otlil-r NEW MIEHLE VERTICAL educational institution* to give port PRESS A REVOLUTION IN PRINTING PRESSES time employment to men while they still nre in school. It also recommendHaynes & Rntliff have just install- ed special classes for foreign bum anti j ed one o f the new vertical Mielhe job,other employees who are not attend presses that is the very latest wrinklchng schools of any kind. j FLORID. GILLON & F R Y Sanford, Fla. Glasaes Fitted I V Primitive ihtugA it ti.ili,lAij mahiJeftranrparting Pirginia tthacn, urttJ tkt t* r (j piunun •Witt. There’ s a natural sweetness and purity o f taste distinctive to Virginia tobacco. It’s a dif­ ference you'll enjoy. For cigarttut I'lrginid tobacco it tht belt. L iggstt Af M r i s i T obacco C o . % c M r gin ia Ogaretn �# * x-r~£ m iii Ai lor pen so of attending the public schools as small os possible. This la somothing In which we ore all Interested nml we would like to lenm something ’R IN T1N GCO . "b"ut11ri|!hl R SANCTUMS —sbb n;? TOKIO, Oct. students will shortly be started In Tokio Academy of. Fine Arts at Ujreno. A plan also is under consideration by the government for the establish­ N E W pui( 1 t*V'" t • 80c per Quart F R U IT C R E A M IN SEASON c. We Make Our Own Ice Cream ment of a girls’ school of fine arts. Mrs. Yosano, the famous Japanese | q tea t o t o t a M fca OUR ROAD BUILDING . poetess opened last year a private in­ R ic a ilo r m. 4 . n o i x T . THE PRESIDENT'S CHANGE OF stitution devoted to the artistic train­ 4 . L H .L A IU )------S a e reta ir-T rea ea rerf THE RBXALL STORE A .N B B 1___________ General M .n a .r r ° ur ''U ll.ling «h d Olir I^K ART ing of girls. I*rominont writers and Phone 329* Pkeaa las up iu dioo i*. it. |city road building should entail a lot Sanford,Florid* painters form tho teaching staff. of serious thinking and study ovor K b o i v n l i l a f n a ir a Mad* i Ex-service men o f the country aro A iip llr a lio n the mistake* of the past and with wondering wiint caused President U V U 81( 11* 1* _____ C l r c u U O n n M a n a a r r the idea of avoiding them in the fu­ | Harding to so decisively change hla . P k ta r .*12» -W a flr r S p. *»• ture. Road building is not a theory mind ou the adjusted compensation 1104V hut n fact and wc have enough ■ aWrrlplInn 1’ilrr In Adraar* "a hill; nnd while this paper takes no SI! T m r .... ............ .............. facts from actual experience in this ____ xoo M a n Iks ....... issue with either Mr. Harding or the aa and other counties to save the tax­ Delivered la Cliy by Carrier aa IS Ceala payer a lot of money. It is not only proponents of the soldiers’ bonus, at Week-----------aa the same time it is deemed rather aa the money that is wasted in poor If ' t|ueer when wo come to digest the aid aattrelr r o w r a Mrmlnol* Caaaty roads but the time it takes to fool and la pakllakrd r»rrj Friday. Adveraa matter just why did the president TSalaa rate* a n d * k n o w n on applies* away the people's money on poor aa (ton. Drmnrrnllr In pollllra. 8 X 00 prr have n change of heart regarding the aa 3 " roads while they could just ns well p a r . always la adranre. aa ■ ■ hill. Pi roods. We know PIUSSS he making good M M M BKU T U B A S S O C IA T E D S 3 If we remember rightly, and wo be­ Th* Associated Pres* Is exclusively from actual experience that if the S3 lieve wc do, Mr. Harding ccrtalply Mtttled U> the use for rspubllcatlon of d B b o w s dispatch** credited to It or bond money is enough to build brick aligned himself with the soldiers’ bill p ot otherwise credited In this paper roods that brick roads should be built. t S l eleo the local n i w i published when in a speech nt Cincinnati, Just Brick of the right sort, Inid on the hare In. All rishte of re-publlcatlon of special right kind of foundation on n well three days previous to his election in dispatcher herein are aleo reserved. November, 1920, he said, "1 want to aa drained road and with cement or as­ any to the service men here that I OCfleet HEltAI.lt I l l ' l l . T h o s e 14 33 phalt grouting makes the best rood want an America that will never for­ 33 that can, he built in thin port of the aa get its grntitudo for tho service ren­ stnte. There ore other pnrts of Flor­ IV aa dered the country . . . . a republi­ aa ida that can make cheaper roads with can house passed the bonus bill and The Giants did very well yesterday other materials because they have it is now up to the senate. I myself aa aa road materials close at hand. Hero j|.. ------------- „ ------------think it ought to pais." we have to ship niopt of the materials 33 We are speaking of hnsehull, you Fine, great stuff, good food for aa 1 from other localities even to the rock know, and not the vegetables. thought and a great campaign speech fillers and the right kind of clay. one calculated to bring the soldiers We note on scvernl places in the coun­ to the ballot boxes with nothing mu What did you think of the way ty that the cement grouted brick marked but a straight republican Charlie Britt handled the sporting roads are going to pieces. It is In ticket It is highly evident that is page yesterday? Some fellow, me the low spots usuully where the engi­ just whnt happened. The soldiers aa lad. neers did not get the proper drainage aa should have voted for Harding, and aa when they were building the roads. aa that is just whnt they did. aa The Dnily Herald will have an an- Heavy rains have washed out the ■■ aa Now it was up to the president to r * nouncernent soon Hint will demon- foundation and the ronds have sunk aa support his famous Cincinnati speech, J J aa Marketing A gent for Individual F t. ' ntrnte the kind of paper Sanford will) which is the most natural thing in ■a am and he did not. aa have in the near future. We intend the world ami yet the engineers evi■■ Growers and for Associations aa ■\ republican house and a repub ■ ■ to turn them over this winter. deiitly did not see tins when they laid aa ■■ lican senate passed the adjusted com ­ BN aa -----------6 -------------,,UI ut 1|H, roads. We believe tliot the a a ■■ pensation hill by considerable major­ aa There is not n daily paper in tho first thing and the most essential ■■ aa ■ aa county published in a city the size thing in road building is to get the ities and the president promptly ■ BB a a vetoed the bill, thereby killing what ■■ of Sanford that handled the hall proper drainage before the road is aa ■■ chance the soldiers have of being re­ a a games any better than the Herald ( started. Drainage, the right sort of ■■ aa imbursed during this year. ■■ aa handled them and will handle them i foundation, a good curbing if the ■■ Main Office: Jacksonville, Fla. aa Hen- is where the president had a mm in the future Wnteh the Herald day r,,n,| i* to he of hi irk or if it is as­ aa aa hy day. You will keep up with tho phnlt. No road material will stay change of heart, and this ts whnt he ss aa ■■ said in making the change: as world in all its phases. Bonded Agents in all principal carlot markets where it is put unless it has a good ■s "To a war necessity there was but I# ' [f l SB * i lulling We havi» had our lessons in ■■ ss one answer But a peace bestowal on „ „ Tin- Herald i* proud of the city the (Hist in this respect hut whether SB SB schools ainl the leathers and all the WI- lint e profited by these lessons re th, forme! service men, as though 2 J| iTIim in the eighth of a aeries of advertisements. Watch for No. tl If you have Hot SB Hu- supreme offering could ho paid ■■ men and uumiii who are making it mains to |>e seen SB Hood common read preceding ads , write .Jacksonville for topics) ■■ possible to lino Mall fine to llouls sens, iii road huthlidg is necessary for with cash, is a perversion of pub- ■■ SB ss In funds, i rever-ul of the policy,®,'; ill-re 1hill raw ad-ill ' O i l to the Ijigh , mst a- it i- in o i he i lines or eiidea SB which exalted patriotic service m the am SB School and that splendid building til­ v r Sem iM ol........ unit t“ not alone In SS ing erected lot lit, luoiotly depart­ rhi" evpei Inu-nliiig m roads for all nasi and that suggests that future SB SB ■e feretu e is to he inspired by com pen B * ment* sbovt - what kituI of citizens we . ouhta - ale \ ■i y much alike -ation rather than consciousness of a a i B I I I S B B I I I S S S I B I S I I S I B S S S S I l l M S I l S B B S B S S I S B S S S I I S I I S B S r f l B S I B S B B S B I S B I I I l l l l l l have here Ill Milif'-I'l Hut folks, we ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B S IBS hute to till you this you will cor. Htl. SI IK MH BOOKS [ o lilt,II IN ih tv t" flag country." Ibis, m his message to congress taiiity ha'ir i<< ii 1111 \ op and luiild that l*RIt E etoin.' tin- bonus toll, shows that he extension in f'.nitnvlto aveiun- ••r tin‘ t 1 ' d tit V h.o| a ■badge of heart children will lia'.i t o u*e hunts t" get \(t« ,i Mi l l , a t hat gi be .......I'll Tillies FBI D A Y to llii1 school I i-• AN D SATFKDW Hu* made h\ -..me n r al enl s o f i he ------------- 0------------Col r a t I . ' ion- '■ the Atlanta* slati o f 1- lortdli I liar the pri ce o f I I I I I KR HINTS f»l El o r KM E N T ii ... hook - i i g l o i 1ban i- Jnsti 1*1 \NS ill l»K V ^ f o U ’ l K Const I me Rahway Hiey are pull­ Win-thet Him is true or not. ing ii. ini' ■ , ,d i ink fu.d ( lly The iasor'lnird I’ rraai I entitled to know avenue on the lake shore pulling ' 'g gi o|de an NEW B R l’ NSWB K. N .1 O. t ,r. yi • them nr hhoyttig them up with ilyna something about the matter s,, that ‘ tin he looked into If the people - \ letter said to hint strongly that rat* mil, alei !.. | !;(• I., make out lake are being charged more in Florida "lopement plans had lieeti made lie^tuit beautiful See that they are for si hool hooks than they are chart; twi ri Mrs Eleanor Reinhart Mills, all blown out ii \,.:i are Mowing them, «d for I insame hooks in other states \I' old s •..ig f i j,11111 g w ill '"I tile Rev Edward Wheeler Hall, ■ t ' then something is radically wrong and v -. V" min ll .la none I< hoats if t in-written the day both were murdered, the peopl, should demand an uwesii are | t I: I I Mm-n fi ' til, ha ltd' <, f MMdbs'X * ' "1 nt y i- r ' If t • •! t 1m t ' m » high, i sight ft4 t 11' ' in •haigi-d her i ! tiau else I1" 1 e. *ti t"i * it was I"a riiijd today / v ' 'in "I the sent, in i> in the letter I hi ' wI ne , ; I|> , r ' I I I \ iia' I wt o - ' , lb, ii. this fact "hould he e-tub ..I.,, it lies Jiltiiuted considerable at consolidated I In .trln J» alsiut the i- tied and an ugly insinuation laid to 25 Dozen Bitf , tcntimi read: "Oh, for the time when rest. consoililations says that the business It is charged that North Carolina 1 ‘'"t' 'I" your mending.'’ men of Chipley desired it. In otlier w,ls minted that during an auto wonts the busim-s*. nun of Florida pays lit rents for n Civil Government, while Florida pays SI In fm the same mobile picnii , the day before the towns ant) cities an beginning to I'ook, that u geography wlmh ohm hading. Hull tup Ills trousers The 2 days sale, each h at ti that g 1 , i]-i i i- bet t- r frays at rent s for, }j I • ruda has been C'ui " nnrend'-d by Mrs Hall in tile th an tw o piii'i'i". 'l-.ii i - 1m g e li ng paying ss rents fot until the test hook I'tesence of Mrs Mills Another dc f"r an '■M>t"m , o d 1 i'ti lung Ih>' , "iiimis*|,in roieiitly raised the prna •>'l"|'inet'» m the nivtlery , atm when - 1 . t , . iii,'- • hi i x i mno t t ,t to J1 Many people ate asking why 1 h '"i*ei "t H gldaiul I'ark, re nieli ll" k< >|. i| ' ..I i • - -i at ■ i Ml. ri S> this dif f eretli'e in prill-, and l"‘l l "d that "ll the night of the mtir ’I to i e hu\ i hi •n i 1 i. moil Big Lot of w hose pocket the difference goes in- der, while driving near the Phillips newspapei ■oiixolid it, in the -:.*ti' to The Jasper News makes (he bold H*rm, where the bodies were found, this Mimmei whereby ■ t III 'll W - p.l statement, "The text book commlsslpn fUiw " no tiler machine travelling .i U pors have comhined to give th i miiallow* tiie peop le’ to he robber) with toward* him very slowly. It Oontain• munities u good, first i lass new l'ii' i 'd ;® ' the grafting- of prices now living jinid *'d a women and two men. He eould i i per and one that wdl receive tie- mi for Mchmd hooks." It further adds, .not identify the occupant* but noted divided support of the business inter­ "How much of litis graft is going in- Dint lire woman wore a light colorests. For t" thr [rockets of oi-r state officia ls?" (‘d coat. -------------o ------------While the .Sentinel is not in a po11 pointed out in the prosecuAn editoruil m today's Hernhl front sition at this time to give definite ll>r s office that Mrs Hall had said the Largo Sentinel and Jasper News fact* ami figures, it is giving the 'die wore u light coat nt 2 o'clock in SI tvr.- , iL,*A says that the school hook trust is busy charges as made and it believes that the morning, when she left her home [ now and the school luniks are being the matter should he taken up by the with her brother, Willie Stevens, in foisted upon the Y'ohlic at prices that people and if any unfairness is being search o f her missing husband. nre absolutely prohibitive and the Officials today say they were still practiced or the slate o f Florida being price* are beyond all reason in fact charged more for text books than working on a jealousy theory and Misses' nnd Ladies' early fall Dresses with (Towns nnd Teddies, special 2 days for, each— there is no good reason for them be other stales arc charged, those res -vere trying to throw light on u re Hats to match. All wool Poret Twill and ing this price, and no good reason for ponBiblu BholJ,d bf compo'i|ed to cor ported love nffnir Mr*. Mill had be­ J' French Serge. Just the dress for school— hnving them chnngrsi from year to rect this condition. Our people are fore she was married sixteen years year. We would like to have some «»f flB murh enlt ,l«l to education a* the "go. tho school authorities explain the »»t- 1 |(cop|c ((f any otllor 9ection of tho Good quality Lonsr Cloth and Nainsook uation for the Herald docs not think |rountry nnd tl,oy should not he reWatch the Herald page* Friday for y.i • (2nd floor) the books should be changed at every ()o|rod lw pny mor„ t„ RCt it. Further- our advertisement. It will intercat whim of a state superintendent or any |more thoge frotn othor Bcctions 0f you.— Kanner’* Department Store. othor school official The freshmen t|u. 0(>l,ntrv who miRbt to come here 103-1U*' books last ycar( In the high schools are wjl, ,)(. v,,ry quick t0 note nny ov(lr_ -----------------------------obsolete this year and the pupils th a t' chnrRC in the matter of school hooks SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATbought them Inst year lose nil the (.ull r,,fleet only to the discredit UUDAY 10 new shades, yard— ntotJVy paid for them and the hook* ,,( (be are wasted nnd there arc other cxYowell & Compnny hnvc a number The text book commission is com­ aniples o f this wasting of money i n : ing in fur a good deal of criticism of snappy special* for Friday arid i>* books. We are sending our children owing to the charge* of high price* Saturday o f this week. In their ndto public schools and we are not only on school books, and either th*' truth veritsement today are (he following: paying taxes to keep these Mcho.ds "r fal'iti of the charge should b* Muslin underwear at .*1 H'.l. new fall going but we arc buying new honks .-stat.11sited without delay What are dresses at $2.1’JH Velvet corduroy in Bnd other supplies eie h year and tl is the people of Largo and of Pinellas ten new shades at $1 2ft and many more or le»s " f a strain upon the par enmity going to do about it? What "tlu-rs. See their advertisement and SA TU R D A Y ent* —and a lug strain u |m»i i big fnm action will tie the press of the state wnteh for it every Thursday, Friday F R ID A Y Uies. If-we hre to imv« public schools take? These are ipiestians worthy of .id Saturday special nt Yowell* every week, • let us have public school* in every consideration. I.nrgu Sentinel r r s u il A T R A F F IC D E P A R T M E N T W O R K IN G F O R G R O W E R S sa Vs Chase & Co., through its well or­ ganized and efficient Traffic De­ partment, collects thousands of dollars annually tor the Growers in Railroad Claims. Maximum Service Minimum Cost $ *C H ASE & CO. SB SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday at Yowell Co. "t lilS ffe i BATH TOWELS 39c 1 LADIES’ KNIT MUN­ SON UNDERWEAR 98c MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE NEW FALL DRESSES SI. 39 $ 1.25 VELVET CORDUROY Yowell Co* t£ V AyJ -L. 'TO ■ ' :: 33 33 B :■ ii �iriFj t :: -- • -• * : " T•'' 7:~- - IsaaOSSSSSEMBOBB m i n ■— ■ — BASE b a l l ■■■!■ - -t E H , -------- U — •s OUR SPO RTIN G P A G E FOOT BALL b a sk e t BALL GOLF BOW LING TEN N IS CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor TBa i > s h o o t i n g M ** Rj BOXING ten that most o f the Sanford boys have Club as their shoot is open to all. not had in the past. They start at 4 o’clock. Coach Wilkenson has been putting, The|^wcre several visitors at the tbr hoy# through a fast pace during shoot yesterday, amongst whom were ID) the past several weeks and with the Mr Dolive and Dr. Shine, both of Orr * a* a* t , m r* id ft* ita exceptionally good material that he *Undo. has this season, along with the finan­ The score of yesterday and tho seaBaltimore won the first game of the cial help of the public, will be able to son's average of each member is oa little world’s series, 0 to 4. Baltimore put a foot bnll squud in the field that follows: of the International league, and St. will do Sanford credit. Yeat. Season Paul of the American Association are Thorc are at least twenty-five of Score Ave. (07 Tk* FOURTH INNING staging this series. back to bat and he then struck out. Snnford's best hoy nthletes working Wight 44-50 .895 W A R YOUR, Oct. 5.— There Giants up. Shnwkoy tightened up Snyder out, set ..id to first. out, trying to make the team, and al­ Coleman .891 t ul at seven o’clock prosi"**1 and retired the Giants in the fourth No runs, no hits, no errors. The Orlando Legionaires will piny though a complete list of all their Hill .849 iR([ (hat the second game of the frame, three up ami three down. Cun­ Ynnks up. Things looked bad for football with the Rollins team. This names has not been secured by the Hutchison .... .834 f, Series would he ployed under ningham fanned out, Snyder fouled the Giants in this inning, when Scott game is scheduled for this coming Herald, those that we list here are nil Puleston 18-25 .827 f weather conditions. I)By downed out to third and J. Barnes fnnned. singled to center after Ward had fnn­ Saturday and should tie a hard fought good, husky lads that will be able tc Whitner • 33-50 '.812 M nd rlitthtly cooler. No runs, no hits, no errors. give a good account of themselves. Hand ned. Shawkey attempted a sacrifice contest. .811 Yanks up. The Ynnks pot their sec­ and forced Scott nt second. Witt Stevuns .792 (II, loused Wire Service) ond run In this inning on Ward’s homo singled to short left, Shawkey stop­ And Joe Bush was driven to the Purdon 44-50 .777 second game of tho World’* ryfl^ After R. Mcusel had fouled out ping at second. Dupnn retired the “ bushes" in the opening game, but he Rivers are trying out for the hack Smith 39-50 .777 it the I’olo Grounds In New to catcher, and Schang struck out, side by fnnninp out. will have plenty of opportunity to field, with Meisch and Popo working Newman .774 jh,. Yanks vs. the Giants, is Ward drove one into the left field No runs, no bits, no errors. stage n come hack before this series for renter. McLaulin, Flowers, Aye- Allen .752 herewith in detail, via the apecbleachers for the second home run of is over. “ Bullet Joe" never stnys cocke, Alexander, DuBose, Peck, Swee­ Tolar .......... 31-60 .663 llcaaed wire service direct from the tho game. Scott knocked a pop fly down for long ney, Stone and King are the strong Mobley TENTH INNING .621 pirk The Giunta start the aecto short center and after Frisch had contenders for the different line posi­ Ball ............. Giants up. One hit for the Giants .488 fime with n one game lend. In caught tho ball ho collided with Cun- in thin Inning. Barnes, out, pitcher White Sox took the first gnme of tions. There are others, and with ij’i frame the Ynnkecs are tho ningham, Frisch being knocked down to first, Bancroft singled to left, but tho Chicago series from tho Cubs, six interest they arc displaying now, San­ Business , cluh ami come to the bat last, and Occupabut ho hold on to the ball. ford is assured of some good hall was out trying to stretch it into a to two. estimated attendance ns the One run, one hit, no errors. gamed this season. tion Licenses Now Due double. Groh out, second to first. juried wus 36,000, wjth tho Arrangements art- now being made Fair weather is promised for today No runs, one hit, no errors. et cl,.,i iind hot, the thermoPlease take notice that State and FIFTH INNING Ynnks up. Ruth first up. fouls out and tomorrow's games in New York. for the opening gome and the Hernld rtgUteriTiK 75. The umpires County Licenses are now duo nnd will carry their announcement in a Giants up. Bancroft went out to to catcher who caught bnll closo to y follow’* Hildebrand, Ameripayable for the ensuing year. few days. Watch for it. ip paid a t t e n d a n c e 36,51 1 - w a s first. Pipp made n great catch of a press box. Pipp grounded out to first, it th< ;l,ite; McCormick, NationSection KOI of the License Laws of hard hit ball. The wonderftil record Kelly making the piny unassisted, R.jRT^Bter than that at any one of the lt f,r,t t i , . Owens, Amercinn, nt the State of Florida requires that started by Groh, who had batted 1.000 Meusel popped out to catcher, and eight games last year. Only .'to,000 Kiwi National, nt third base. each person, firm or corporation fans witnessed the opener Inst year yesterday up until this inning today then the game was called on account MUST HAVE A LICENSE BEFORE and the high water mark was reached wan broken in this inning when he of dnrkness. FIRST INNING ENGAGING IN ANY BUSINESS, in the third game. The gate receipts , went out short to first. He was kept No runs, no hits, no errors. nts up The hard hitting Ginitta from a hit however, by a great stop PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION for the opener this year amounted to , named in said License Laws. to thi Imt in tho firat half of by Scott behind second. Frisch hit a $110,0.10 of which the players will IJOHN PURDON ANI) RALPH BOX SCORE I’ leaso apply for your License nt (fint with their minds made up to lew fly along first base line which share in $60,808,36 and each club di- J WIGHT DIVIDE HIGH Gianla once. the j*:■'i.*■ "ii ice in tho first in- dropped safe. K. Meusel, after hitting vide tile balance, after deducting the | HONORS AH R II 1*0 JNO. I). JIN KINS, trul wlieTi tlie smoke elenred little better than IK,000 that goes to. one about a foot foul in the right field j Jiniitroft ss Tax Collector. tj it lfi.il. ii a* if they had. Ilan- stand, went out short to first. Frisch, ( ;n >h the tiase ball >ommissioner’a office Yesterday afternoon the Sanford Iill ltd; Itw Seminole County. fir-i i went out, second to in the meantime went to third I In [.’ riscli 2b Rod and Gun t'luh held their regular » t G - - h , after hitting a stealing second the ball was thrown p Meusel If Just f. i p 11, ■ill that ii new golfer weekly shoot and Although the at Slrout Farm Agency, 11.1 Magnolia ,n,i • iirdity's game contin- wild and he look third i die there 0 has joined tin 'IX o <lock in the morn tendance fell off, due to the W orld \venur: A pick lip for sonu-ono, Young, rf hi* ife ' '-ck work by pounding No runs, no lots, rm errors l) mg squad Mill not mention Hatties, Series games and other events, those about ,1U acres heavy black loam, all Kelly, Nt h i enter Frisch ndYanks up Shawkey flew out 1° Stengel, cf 0 y however, until we see whether or not that were present went after the m tillage, perfectly ditched and drain- - --ini with n Texas center. Wilt out. pitcher to first; Du xai h.rt 11 0 ' hr keeps it up birds w ilh a votigeaiiee. *ed This dirt would fertilize etdery i 'mmiriglmni. 1 - liter. A nd then E. gun, with two balls and three strikes Ifwr 1 | (> Uulph M ight ami )l--lui Purdon di u\enue soil Good five room house, 2 Si >di r. i - t i-> break things up j on him, singled to left and Ruth 0*1 1t 1 0 | Saw a i imple of farmers out on the voted high honors, eneh of them break barns and a number of other outJ, Barnes, p m into the left field grounded out, second to first. i » k- 1' 0 0 links getting exernso. Farm life must mg forty-four out of their program buildings, poultry houses, etc., all in xL. Smith ■ tig Groh nnd Frisch idtri' No runs, one hit, no errors. — — l„. getting easier t , " f fifty jtiMiahle condition. 30 minutes drive to ltd of t, Young flew out to renThese shools are held on the Flks Sanford, Price $2,000. $800 cash, bnl3.1 3 8 30 12 I l-peil -nit to the catch in-1 k 1 I'd- ground- every M ednestbiy, and iincc to suit Let me show you a patch SIXTH INNING Hit f..i <'ontnngham in uth 11. t GRFF.W II I S ( although y-m are (ii<t a inrmln-i of the of cane growing on this place Giants up. Young grounded to ft111X141 -vf fWi-nt v tw -- Fiirmun I'm ver Hr** i ■i- - r lots, no errors Gun Club >oil are welcomed by the 162-tfe short and beat it out, to be forced at > auks ,.f ■t> fo-.tbnl ! p!u>c 1- 111 c barge I >> i links came back in second when Kelly grounded to the R II I'D A E ( DID b Bill 1,11VIII1 1,•ft here today for 1 inning with one run, pitcher Cunningham and Snyder left Mitt, cf ! t 1 ] 0 <; ii HI1■--.villi-. l-'lor nil. where they will i ■mpted bunt grounds o Kelly die on first by flying out to Dugan, 3b 3 II il p b.v it Flo ruin Ull i vertuly Sat u r-lay 1 Dugan grounds to right, Ruth, rf 1 1 F-) 0 i) il throw wild over (• ! 11 n 0 No runs, one hit. no errors |Pipp, 1st Mia n it cullies to SF.RYM'F, we've goes to second. Ruth Yanks up Barnes showed signs of'It, Meusel. If II 1 1 0 i) got ii all hackr-i off the board. Kelly who touched 1) 0 5 0 0 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, weakness for just about three see-' Schang, c. tail Dugan advanced mills in this frame. After three bulls M’nrd, 2b. 1 1 3 5 11 Tbr Fri Snt-tfe ■ i lav. Pipp hit a fast jtiul two strikes were called on Pipp Stott, ss. 1) 1 1 3 1) 1 tutt.v K* 1K . just it little too II II 0 ■i 0 be fouled out to the catcher It Met) Shtwkcy, p rr f<-' i Uillr jand it holme sel drew a free ticket to first on four eff hi. . t,, ngi Ight field, SCOT ii III 3 -H 311 11 wide "tie- Si bling grounded out sec I*u. . •“ n*r e Pipp a ond to first ttdvitiu mg Meusel to o Score hj innings I: " • v ••ul tit to tight and .mu mu IMM) Ii 3 » 1 iHid. M ar-1 left Meusel stranded on'Giants in-.: •! 11Ml 0 3 s n second by whiffing the breeze three Yanks (tj, i i»nt» error. i* tunes. Summary: Home runs, E. Meusel, \ ■ No runs, no hits, no errors. Ward; two bnsc hits, Dugun, Ruth, — ■ SIM ii .MI INNING It. Meusel; left on bases, Yanks, f>; WILL HAVE FOOT BALL TEAM ■ l '*1 VIt hough tho Giants Giants, 5. Stolen bases, Freiseh; SEVENTH INNING THAT WILL GIVE OTHER * main in this frame, eel Attendance, 36,000; bases on balls off Giants up Three up and SCHOOLS MKit i n t II \SK ~ w.i- to get a man on ,,| Barnes, 2; Umpires, Hildebrand, |down. Barnes grounded out. i n u slow one to t„ Owens, Klem and McCormick Tune to first, Bain roft gtouuded i hoi the first tutu in the history nt 1 -it the same time OCR CAPITAL A N D SURPLUS, -tt High School A thleti- -i r k'.ii f-iid. the game, 2 iL’ Dotiblt pinyfirst and Mind niti-b n glint T u n n i n g »' a y horse" that r e - 1 Ward to Pipp. catch --f Grab's hit t sis .an! and mi­ boy* are going l<- be trIW'ti the j -r-11-•■i $ 135,000.00 1 game after Stay bed bun of aIi- -t.heT nt, retiring the support they are entitled to In all , I him to second. ■ side. the years gone by the boys themselves Bankers Extend - his place and ltdNo runs, no bits, no errors did all that was m tlieir jsiwer to have Protection For while J. Barnes' Yanks up. Barnes retired the Yanks a base (mil, foot hall and basket ball l' forcings Snyder at Small Concerns j' ,',',m, but until this your they have not In order. Scott grounded out to Kel­ in.) tiding Barnes at first. ly, unassisted, Shawkey took the short hud a pnid conch. 1,1 ' '"onngham die on third . ■ NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—The Ameri­ cut to the dug out via the strike out S. A. B. Wilkenson, one of San­ •a i uig out to right. A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R S can bankers' association, in convenroute nnd Witt did likewise. ford's attorneys, and on old all round ■ ru,ik ' hits, no errors. lion here went on record yesterday, by 1(, hk.te( 1)eoll K,vi>n the tusk of No runs, no hits, nd errors. ‘! ' ummghnnt takes StenI- I* FORSTER, President IL F. WHITNEH, Cashier ■ a vote of approximately .1 to 1 as bethat our boys are well trained mter field. Schang mg opposed to branch banking or the n[1j rounded into such shape that the .EIGHTH INNING up, v-nt out, second to first, establishment of branch offices by Sanford public can go to tho football Giants up. Frisch, worried Shawfellow. I lum, „,it third to first Loth state and national banks in any games without the feeling thnt they IScutt „ , it second to fir s t In key by fouling five times, but Dugan are sure to see Sanford lose. •frami | r,. h made n brilliant play came to the rescue nnd grnbbed on to form. After the pannage of a resolution The Sanford Chamber of Commerce, *uk;ng „ uvmg stop o f n hard the sixth foul nnd sent Frisch to the expressing this opposition, steps were alive to tho fact that the future San|Ull bench, and E. Meusel kept the foul........... , ** ^ . . . ' . v taken by bunkers from Missouri, Illi /.,r.i ,i„r.1,n(i. .... upon the boys of today, "0 nni*. a i,-i. no errors. ng up by fouling out to first. A oung, , .. , .’ , Ioru depends up , . ,, * i i . . mus, Wisconsin, New Jersey nnd t on- ( iir(lll„h |>. ationnl committee has after fouling two more, filed out to , ______ ______i . , i ____ r ' throUKh necticut to form nil association of »«t-1 | IU ( jn(0 effect a plan thnt will raise •b i r d INNING left. ionul nml state banks and trust corn- the necessary funds to pay tho coach REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) nts ,1,>- Evidently the Giant# No runs, no hits, no orrors. . . . , . . ., ’ . , panics opposed to branch banking to nnd buy all the athletic equipment thnt Yanks up. The A nnks tied the . . , .. 7 * * t,"'> h l,i *"t enough for a few Chassis .......................................................$ 950.00 , ' , . ... - undertake a cnmjiaign for the passage is needed for this season nnd the mon­ ? 1,11 Hie first Inning score n th s inn ng, getting their I o f ii federal statute prohibiting nnt- ey neoded for the seasons to come Roadster .................................................... 1125.00 Shawkey without A h i t thiri run of tho Dunon out,, b. nkj f„ , „ h. vln, bt„ nch„ or 111 *ut»n't j, necessary jn this inwill in all probability bo raised in t o u r i n g ........................................... 1145.00 ritcbcr to « r « .n d t h . . B.bo Kuth ^ ^ ^ w Shawk cy issued free passes came to life with n two base hit along the same way. ♦ I1*0 Riant* The Educational Committee has nl- ■ 4'Passenger S p o r t.................................. 1325.00 ‘ ■r«h walked, Frisch the left field line. Ho goes to third on ROLLESTON ao enlisted the services of the Rotary g Coupe (Special) ...................................... 1340.00 u b* right E, Meusel flew out the sacrifice fly o f Pipp’s to deep OF 8T. AUGUSTINE nnd Kiwnnis Clubs and when these ■ Y 1'■ "nlked and then right center. R. Mcusel produced, Coupe (Standard) .................... 1610.00 3 DIED IN HOSPITAL Clubs get behind u nlovemont mor 'truck out. the with another two bnao hit - to left, S e d a n ....................................................... 1715.00 t*" hits, tin errqrs. . thing is bound to go through. All scoring Ruth, Schang grounded out ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. 5*—Frank UhoBe different civic organizations nre ui' The best the Yank* to first, Kelly retiring him unassist­ In addition to uHual Warranty a written Kuarantoo on A. Rolleston secretary o f the St. Au- “ live the fact, thnt in order for S oak lh,ir I’srt of the third ed. performance is given to each purchaser of the Oakland 6-44. Pet u . . men on bases, but gustint board o f ‘ trade and newspaper *orri Hltfh to he recognised as a conOne run, two hits, no errors. man o f this city, for more than a tender of the different athletic chain- _ S E R V I C E O N P R E V I O U S M O D E L S A S W E L L A S T H E l( riiok to get them NEW scorf of years died at Flagler Hospi- pionships <>f the slate they must be » after bitting four NINTH INNING Giants up. Kelly, first up, popped tnl this morning following u long ill- trained up for the work, and that this * ""L third to first; to third. Dugan Out to third. F. Smith was sent in to ness. He wns one of the best known training should start in the seventh H 1x,n* base hit of tho pinch hit for Cunningham after he men in Florida nndleadcr for St. Au- or eighth, grade in order thnt they will be fit when they reach the High '. ' " iU '‘ 'ong the left field had hit, what was supposed to ho a gustine. Kuih ,j School. And then their real training -.tew a free pass, nnd fair ball, tho Yanks appealed to Um­ SANFORD FLORIDA Wovtidr-ij ,Hlt P * The Dally Ha^ald Delivered fo your in the high school will give them op­ pire Hildebrand at first base and ho '• run. . - ' etcher to first. '' '' hit. m» errors. called it a foul and Smith wns sent door six day* a week for IB cento—> portunities when they reach college IN TENTH : ON ACCOUNT OF DARKNESS CELERY SEED .iffM -rF®1 \t ~ •- • A uJjfl * Itim ■ •J / -a AW ■ 'G* GOOD SCORES AT TRAP SHOOT HELPFULNESS IN BUSINESS SANFORD HIGH : REPRESENTED 1 WELL THIS YEAR is what this bank stands for first, last and always! If there is an individual, firm, farmer or merchant without a banking home—we want their ac­ quaintance and Checking Ac­ count, want to prove to them how much a good banking connection helps in business. First National Bank 1 ! New Oakland a a : i Kent V ulcanizing Company * . .• * -•. * 1 ^ . . mm —/.5^l-tllk, , X,,. «. •'kj-iV'-X. r* « % » iTv-Sf . _ -rr_ii._ " ■ r j m �# 1- ,-.4r=xi-:=rir--'-*i1 r iiitU _—1-_r * - T~ — w:c: • »l ■- JU • •■■j- ■•’U.<" ~ i ■. . : ■ ' AMD ■ U llll Lake Garfield to Avon completed by Jan. 1 In time to handle the shipment of the Highland sec­ All School Books and School tion's citrus fruit crop, will be im Supplies will bo sold for cash mediately etnrtcd by tbo Florida Cit- 1 only.— M o b le y ’s D ru g S to re , rus Highlands Railroad Company it 157-8tc From Jonas Arlnnd at Hammock wiki announced by officials hero re­ Tho Kfontexuma HoUl^Sanlool* Caf*, Wel.ka RasUoraat Grill Mrve Elder Springs Water Letters O f A Florida Citrus to ‘ heir p,U0M Grower To His Nephew VUJ . *H m, .F - - ' S A F E T Y -FIRST Grovos. Florida, to Samuel Newcomer. Mniitotivilla, Mloh. cently when it wbb learned that tho LINGERING COUGH RELIEVED. aecretnry of state had issued thv -------Dear 6am: "FIad a bad cough for three years," Old Miss Drown has her nephew hero for n visit Yesterday «he confided chcarter for tho railroad. --------Iwrites H. E. Campbell, Adrian, Michthat she didn't now whether Willie was corrupting lior parrot or tho parrot Twenty mills on a tax valuation of'lgnn. "Found no relief until I tried was corrupting Willie; but there were evident tunings from Oran, on tho part $1,252,987, which Is about half the Foley's Ilonpy and Tar." Lingering Of both, and she either was going to have to sond Willie home or send the actual cash vnlue, is to be the tax coughs, severe colds, croup; throat, parrot away for the rest of WUlle’a stay. levy this year for Avon Pnrk. Tho chest and bronchial trouble quickly recouncil made the btdgct and levy at lioved with Foley’s Iloney and Tar. No This along with my receipt of your lettor to the effect you had boon a meeting yesterday morning and tho need to suffer and taka chances with m pretty strongly sold on the Idea of turning your fruit oTor to a national mar­ bidget provides for a sinking fund neglected coughs and colds. Free from keting organisation to be told under their Pink Parrot brand Is nithor a co­ for the now bonds and funds for pub- opiates— ingredients printed on tho incidence. It is evident that the Pink Parrot folks have boon trying to cor­ liclty the band and other improve-]wrapper. Largest selling cough medirupt you, but I sincoroly hope they: have not gone vary far with It. ments which nre to wroked out later, cine in the world.— Adv. C l e a n l i n e s s i s n e x t t o G o d lin e s s Call phone 811 and have a bottle o f this water sent you and protect vour health. Elder Springs W ater Co. ORDINANCE NO. 38 a JF ^ -.ri' - ■/* SPRn^GS W A ^ R t o ^ a U 1 our method o f handling ita product Whv u v ! nehance? Your eminent physicians c K that this water in unexcelled and ita pur t“ makes it most beneficial for many trouble* 7 The Ford people of Sanford oh well as the Western Union recommend this water fo, batteries. or S I am not Inclined to undereaUmato them; but I would point out that they have a great many irons In the tiro, so that their organization Is not PRUF TO OOK PHILIPS eo large In proportion to tfaelr undertakings as one might at first think. #'jv~' - — - ,jr 2 = =5= If you doetdo to turn your fruit over to them, you can only help In S A N F O R D -:F L O R ID building up prestige for tbo Pink Parrot brand, which belongs solely to them. If, on^he contrary, you take my advice and Join the Florida Citrus Biolmngo, AN ORDINANCE MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CITY OF S A N ­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M X ............... FORD, FLORIDA, FOR THE FISCAL Y E A R JJEGINNING OCTOBER you at once become pert owner la the Bealdrwoot trademark, which distin­ 1ST, A. D. 1922, AN D ENDING SEPTEMBER 30TH, A. D. 1923, .BASED guishes our fruit, and no ono cam take tho ownership gway from you. The UPON THE ESTIMATED INCOME FROM ALL SOURCES FOR THE I I I I I I I M I I I I I I I I M I I M I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I b i i h more we build up tho prestige of the Soaldsweet trademark with the fruit PERIOD AFORESAID, AND DECLARING THIS TO BE AN EMER­ trade, and with consumers through our national advertising, tho more we aro building for ourselvea. GENCY MEASURE NECESSARY FOR THE USUAL DAILY OPE R A ­ £ Already wo have demo a great deal by establishing a reputation for the Soaldsweet trademark. That Is best shown by figures of tho. nuctlon markets whero ull sales are a matter of definite record. They show conclusively that in recant years we have obtained higher averagoa for fruit of each grade than have boon obtained for all other Florida citrus fruit sold In competition with Seatdswoot. There la no doubt this same condition holds good In outside private sales markets, but we have mode no claims In connection with these because salos In ihoso markets are not a matter of dcHnltd re con l T! > might bo dlspulnd; but no ono has yot challenged tho accuracy of the C" . compiled from' tho auction markota. I bellevo Soaldawnet must be a i c trademark with a hotter reputation than any other In use In Floj ! - " why those boiler prices paid for BealdsweotT Again, the Florida Citrus Exchange Is an lnstltuiton of Florida k is by Florida growers, mid for Florida growers. It Is Inseparable from l-Tuo.Its operations benefit purely Florida, growers and owners of proper,v lit Florida. Tho Pink Parrot folks are spread out over the country. They iant < muko any special effort In behalf of Florida for that reason If they wlshc I they could withdrew entirely from Florida and mill not affect their total oporallons very much. These things are aside from the lact that tho Pink Parrot organization Is a commercial one operating for profit, which must be obtained somewhere between the grower* and the markets Tho Florida l'l run Exchange being a co o per at Ire or a Mitigation, owned bv Hie growers whn.e fruit It handles. nuik>« im prnfli bcvvi-on tho growers ami the markers hut returns to the prodit'cr* ever) rent which tholr fruit brings, lass only it, very economical cost of operating ll Ihe Florida (‘ linn Exchange were i s n ill organization. It might he i la med by some that tit-vi'-T volume z.iw- hem t chance to obtain irieattjr e t my However, thst Is Moi the <;«•'* Thu great volume H'hh h ttie Florfdir CNrfis Exchange now hull dies nimble It to make sales at ier> lowest c «■ In fact, 1 believe It la genernlh nncnitod that the Ex- li'iiiges sell It g coal 1* the lowest of t\tiy orgiynlrit! Ihnn-lling Florida fruits TION OF THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. WHEREAS, The estimated income for tho City of Sanford, Florida, for the Fiscal year beginning October 1st, A. D. 1922, and ending September , 30th, A. I). 1923, from nil sources is as follows: ' Licenses ................. ............ $ fi,500.00 . I Municipal Court Fines and Casts 7,000.00 Dog Taxes • 250.00 Pound Fees 300.00 Inspection Fees • 1,000.00 Franchise (Southern Hell Telephone Co I IOK.00 iHnlt’ Road and Bridge Tax 5,000.00 Interest and Costs 2.000.00 Interest on Bank Deposits 5,000.00 Misrelalrieous Income 1,21)0.00 Taxes on- Lands sold for Taxes .3,000.00 Paving Liens (French Ave. nnd Goldsboro St.) 1K9.00 1022 Taxes, Ren] and Personal $1 HI.2K0.00 I.es: estimated uncollected 5,814.00 110.475.00 1 Total rst minted income for 1023 Hill- pa) abbTotal Div, of Streets and Hridges (including street cleaning 1 Div of Sewers atnl drains Div, ..f Health Div of Police Div -.f I Tie Div 17.OKI.110 2 .20 U im i'i,J 15 Oil I >27 10 I Mv o f Insjie. ti--n Div of Public lluildingDiv. of Engineering Street Lighting Water Supply Dept of Finance Di-jit of Records and Taxation Div of Publicity 5 0 0 no 000.00 13.573.10 4,792.50 4 ,0 55.00 t h i s letter c o n s tit u t e s the fifth Installm ent o r a series. A d d itio n a l vne* will Le p u b lish e d In ea r ly Isrues. ~ n~ Tha Herald, 15c per week, dcli-croo. ■ ■ ■ ‘ A L U M IN U M W A R E , GRANITKWARE, RUGS, C R O C K E R Y , DOOIi M \TS DOOR MAI’S DUPLEX WINDOW SI I \Di:s --------- ------------------ AT J j j j * — M ILLER & SON ■■ ■ ■ M i r n i i i ■ ■ ■ ■ A n no u n cem en t! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ The Bell Cafe is being1entirely re­ ■ ■ modeled, all new equipment mil fixtures. Starting Saturday * nr* . N ■ toher 7th, we will ■ ■ ■ p. m. Lunch as usual 12 to 2 p. ni._ be r»*itd. serve regular dinner trmu n ' 11 At 50c ■ 9 ,70 0 .0 0 N 135 00 ■ ^ “ The Top of the Town” 3 0 0 00 u .imiii on Frre Engine and 2.9 I 5 00 3.0O11 oil 192.172 00 C With boil love to Kits the youngsters and yourself, I am. as over. JO NAH . 3■ 2.000 00 ' l have had It figured out lor mo. and I am suro correctly, (hut during theso S in k in g fund ten years our advertising has In no wny boon an oxi-ens - That Is. during this period we have on the average received sufficiently more for our fruit $ 1 4 4 ,1 82 .0 0 Total mil out) to pay the Immediate com o[ advertising, but to show us a profit as well In addition, we havo Imd nil the udvuntugoH of ntimulnllng demand SEGTION 2. That this Ordinance shall lit- published once ten days be­ through the Increased consumption which the advertising brought it should be remembered It Is tho advertising of the Florida Citrus Exchange, and thnl fore i/s final passage nnd adoption in a newspnper of general circulation in alone, which has kept the consumption of our oranges and grapefruit so stimu­ the City nf Vnnford, Florida. lated that It has more than kept pace with the tremendous Increase we have SECTION 3. That this Ordinance is declared to he an emergency meas­ had In production. ure necessary for the usual daily operation of the municipal government, and Right here, let mo point out one big advantage wo have over some other shall become effective from and after the dnte of its final passage and adop­ folks A man or a wotnnn has confidence In any brand or trademark-Just tion. The above and foregoing Ordinance was offered by Commissioner For­ In proportion to tho satisfactory experience with the products sold under It. There Is always tho poslblllty of someone losing confidence In Pink Parrot rest Lake, who moved its adoption, and seconded hy Commissioner B. O. oranges becaueo of some iins-Ulifuctory experience with a Pink Parrot canto Chase fhis 1llli day of September, A, D. 1922, nnd upon a vote the same was loupe Seuldsweet U ours. It belongs to us Best of nil, It (s wholly under passed ns follows: our own control right hore Id Florida; and Is used only In connection with C. E. HENRY. Yea ellruo fruits. Tho Florida Citrus Exchange has had any number of proposl-' Mayor. lions put up to It from time to time from people who wanted to uso fionldsweet S. 0. CHASE, Yen on Jellies, maminlndoo or what not. They have appreciated tho tremendous Commissioner. selling value of this well known trademark. Howover, tbo management al­ ways haa stood steadfast In confining Bealdswoet to our ornnges, grapefruit FORREST LAKE, Yen and trtngorines. 1 bollove that policy has paid substantial dividends up to Commissioner. now, and will contlnuo to pay In the future Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, George Hoppor says thnt monoy hns been important to tho human family City Auditor nnd Clerk. ’ (S E A L ) ever since tho dove went out nnd brought the groen buck to Noah. I am-not ono of thoso who urges membership In the Florida Citrus Exchange tor Beni)The above and foregoing Ordinance was placed upon ita second reading mental reasons; hut I believe that' othor* should consider membership In Ihf nnd read this 25th day o f September, A. D. 1922. Whereupon, its adoption organization on tho sente basin that I do my own, which Is booatue I believe It obtulriH for me In tho long run more money for my fruit than I could get was moved hy Commissioner Forrest Lake nnd seconded by Commissioner S. O. Chase nnd upon a vote was unanimously passed ns follows: tii any other wny Uncle, s I , 29.5.00 Expense Store Room Account l et'nuId I .aw Ion II o pil ul Notes Payable and Int \--t Ill.He I in l net at or Purchase FRIDAY ONLY ■ H, 740.00 5 2 .0 1 0 Your ■ ■ A sale where your dollar buys twice its vajue. Look at our display in tin* win* do\v. Any article shown for unc t!•dlar on 2,2311 HU -if P a r k - and I'Jav grounds Pound For nenrlv ten yours now we have been advertising could*w-met. llundtiols nf thotiiimd* ' ( Northern tioiisowlvis have learneu io calm, Soaldsweet ortitia-'s and gtaisCrull for tlielr own take They do....ml thorn from tlitdr gnu i-rH and ftult d* ilers, who, In turn, demand Sealdsw-e' from the Jobbers Tins d- finite, creut-.-l demaml. plus the roputatlon of Se.ibl weel with tiro fruit trad-' l» what accounts for oor being abb- to obtain higher prices on Uio average for S--nM-weot than others are gening for ttirtji fruits undor other immes J * SALE On Friday m. J1 I I.1K2 00 NOW 11IKRFFORK, Hi: IT ENACTED BY THE PKnPIE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA S I’ 1 1 loN I That there shall be appropriated out of tin income of the * ity of Sanford, Florida, for the Fiscal Year beginnings October 1st, 1922, and ending September ,'itlth, 1923, the following amounts, for the following Thorn In nothing [inrilutalurl> s|n>< taculnr about ill- Durbin Cltnis Ex­ change or On oiM-i.il i tin It Is n business organization of I 1-uT-la growers It purposes don-n t -Ii*tsiml fot effectiveness upon any particular «ior nr star* On (ho t-em -rn l G o v e r n m e n t : contrary It tn hi .innngnd that an> man or several men ms> droji out of 1 5.011 llie City <'oinrrmsioii tin- active haioinng --f Itn affairs, and lb* business go foiward without haslt*3 ,KOO.OO I lift- c of City Malinger tkin and wlih unie.mlng effectiveness 2.K75.0I) i tlfn -■ of ITty Attorney I Hiigg--»i you <on alder all IIicbu things carefully lief r<- you alga a Pink ( Ufice Mttntcijial Judge 1.200 Oil Parrot contract remembering that m man's handwriting l- nover "o bad It cannot he read correctly after he has stalled somewhere n thn dottod lino 7.9 50 .Of) Also ihut from tin- -t.indpolnt of being ablo to lot ho when ready, tt Is oflon l>ept nf Pub. Snfel) and Weffare nnd I'ublir \Yorks: bolter to take a tmll by tho tall ratbor than by tbo born* ll may ho well to rooiombor thui I hnvo not gollon all my Information nt tlio Ftortdn end of thu tins I have made numbers of trips around (ha mnrkots both before I Joined tbo Florida Citruu Kicbntijo- and since t havo the privilege o( know mg some sizable fruit Jobbers rntlo-i itulmntely [ knew that the fndt trade In |eiioral Is dlalMisod to Hive prefer-ric„ i0 Florida Citrus K t-batlge I'be tendency In these days Is nil toward t-duclug th<> nutn bi r of ha.’ -Ulnv- -ti 1 the nmtlbur of profits on foodstuff-l-.l.li.-r, prefei to de.il with the FI. rl-la i It run Lucbange hacausa‘ It m--.m* coning their fruit din i t from lb. ...... . err- with do profit in between Tb-.y give the sanio prefer eiic iooiti-i gn-wiirs iw wpernt In- mnrkntlnH organ i/. it inti- which have made good, and have oHtnhllshod roputattorui for dependable pack and square deal. Tho Exchange cortnlnly has an oxrollont roputatlon In this rospoct. In fact. If It wore n commercial orKnnlzntlon nnd did Hh bookkeeping In a commercial way. ll would be Justified In carrying this good will on Its books el a good man) hundred thousand dollars Whlla on the basis which ninny comment.il cum eras value ilu-lr trademarks. Hcnldsweot niusi be worth at least a million -I liars to the Exchange growers who own tl ■ ■ ■ ■ 142.002.00 1,500 mi BIG „ ' Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, - «■-' City Auditor and Clerk. 1 1 a*? yon nud tna wany »m» y . u j | K HENRY, The Bell Cafe 00 Yea Mnyor. S. p CHASE, Yea Commissioner. FORREST LAKE, • Yea Commissioner. m u We B eg to Announce The Opening of ----------— O F ----------- - f| -O N - 1 1 *3 Tuesday, Oct. 10th An Exclusive Line of Hats for Ladie* Everybody Invited Souvenirs 11 a. m. to 7 p. m. (SE A L) E li'- .V - V -V:: t ■-V- ■<? •__>___________ S___ s » - iN N - -- . V\ '■ �n Fall G oods. ^Featuring Dresses, of Sle^Materials, Coats and Coat Suits in is and Millinery,! Hosiery and Shoes This tint* Dress Gingham is just the thing for the les a n d & o lo rs. child’s School Dresses. While it lasts only, a yard— (Limit, 4 yarda) New colon and new trimmings combine to express refreshing originality In thaa« Frocks, which a n fashioned in u number of distinctly new lines, for women of various personality. Beat of all, too, are the astonishingly low prices. CA N TO N CREPE of excellent material, beautifully trimmed, nro priced in this Introductory Sale at Never before, since being in this location, have we been able to offer such bargains in Hosiery as now and never before was our stock so nearly complete in all lines. POIR1C T W I L L DRESSES H en la your chance to save money on these Presses at the very beginning of the aaa son. Priced in our Introductory Sale, at SII.K I108R priced in this Introductory Hale at, pair OTHKit COOPS rirtCEP IN PROPORTION cans PUMPS and OXFORDS R IG H T CLOTH ES $2.98 lT_____ Closing Out all White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, Special, pa ir $1.25 Men of Good Judgment Will Profit By This News SPECIALS- VOILE W A IST S 98c He’s the type of man that we lake keen pleasure in showing Kail ' lathes just now. He appreciates good style, good fabrics, thorough workmanship SP ECLAI^-GEORGET'I it: $2.98 1 ip lie gets all these hero and best of all'—now bo saves from one-fourth to one-third on ever purchase. blouses SKIRTS IN A L L W A N T E D M ATER IALS $2.98 UI> AM . WOOL SUITS PRICED FROM A L L -W O O L TAM S A L L -W O O L SW E ATER S $1.98________ BLOOMER DRESSES BELO W COST COATS SHOES $ 2.98 1 E X T R A SPECIAL IN A L L -W O O L SC AR FS FROM Sanford, Florida Many Other Items too Numerous to Mention H A TS from $1.98 UI • -:::::::::g S H H S K M K s :K S K !K S 5 5 iK « iM s :K S K :M : ::::::: S K S K H S S S U iii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 05, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 05, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 05, 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