158 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/86e05a9a094126e7d9d3791089c70107.pdf 232f57f7bd8928cbe5af148e98ddd208 PDF Text Text The SanfordDailyHerald S A NF OR n t y S u b s ta n tia l SANFORD The fit\ S u b sta n tia l” • . a IN THK HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION CONFERRED ALL NIGHT ON TURKISH QUESTION — MEET AGAIN TODAY FKFNCH g o v e r n m e n t i n STRECTS m i n i s t e r k e e p C H EEK S FROM T H R A C E *4 t-, SANFORD’S MEET A DEADLOCK TEMPERATURE Fa *3 We have nothing to say. The hulh has gone to HO again in spite o f all we can i | m and here in the midst of the fall months we have (Il 7 Thr Aaaortnlri! 1‘ reaal There is i N S T A N T I K O P L E , Oct. Af- *n* summer heat. nothing left except an o ver .mi f erring for most of the nijrht w. dose of sulphur w ater and h ch . oimnisaloncrs anil m ilitary ex- <„ wait for the end o f the lu re, allieil genernls this mom a summer season which will be soon. , t i prepared to leave ngain fur * A : til \| . OCT. fi. 1922 ..in, for resumption o f the a r m Maximum '.Mi . inference. fe Miiiiiu'iin “.*> It.m re ' l l IS, ' L l , Ci The Freni h guv Hi till r..|i|.-t er •' h i-, i n s t r u c t e d i t 1* m i n i s t e r at t i t and pat I •!*n, Cannot Be Resumed Before the British and F ren ch Can / Confer a Im pr o t e s t a g a i n s t Gre ek i ’ h a v i n g sent i,m i CITY MANAGER IS APPOINTED IS ARRESTED FOR LAKELAND IN II I ’ M AN FATHER THOUGHI T H I S IIKTTK K THAN W H I P IMNli IIEH = WEATHER BUREAU PUZZLED OVER RAIN AND DROUGHTFLORIDA GETS TOO MUCH guv r e i n f o r e e i n nt» And Ollier Sections nt the Country Are Drying I p for Want of Moisture LABOR i>u/' IS IN SESSION, HEAR APPEAL \DON, Oct. fi.— Mudaniu confer .,t ended, it was ofli- tl'\ ,t the conclusion of the KrttGh meeting tin-* morning hut i . ,1 and i niinot he re- no t’. rit ish and F n in h g-v • i . . .infei red over t in- ->1 1 i i r ?.**11 l ’•r it i ’ Ii f o > . l "I ■ 11 lea I e inilm Ii ' tltlM I-M M I I u p ! \ ( Ith \*»l . I’renHei Coin in \ I; 11-> | v\ 1 I M ' I ’I I . f f the eVie tiatl'O ailse of t lie I 11“ u I < • 11 ri*o. e, t t1 a* a n 1 t ut ‘asl night P i .d 1 .1 ih. I h Ieateli • linm cdlatelv al th Ki Y .IN K S T-a fc. Si *i IN T H E N O R T H W E S T AND IN CANADA WITH LOSS OF L IV E S WORLD SERIES GAMES TODAY AN D Sixty Lives Lost and Many o f Smaller SettlementH Wiped Out nf Existence t.l \NTS And additional . p m t page ! tlly The A i.o r l a lH I’rraa). • C O B A L T, (tut.. Oct. fi.—Heavy ratna this morning had virtually quenched , ’ the forest fires about the city which took a toll of posaitd) >i\ty lives and . .pi d out tin- town of llnileybury and •o Vera! smaller settlem e n ts of e x i s t - ’ ctu r Tlnrtv three bodies hnd been r. . n d iii iiiirri'.l w reckage th a t ,i . i k (g v i llaiM.. bury M any »• tt - uf p« r*',iis .it,T rain )mid- • r t. ■i . f.-..|. I eddiug and o th e r -ii|'plie> ii .• a n iv mg n,.vv to nid tho five t)iMiis.tn.| Iimiiu h” who have w an - .7ii deli 1 into I nt.ult THE WEATHER l -l I II. >.,.1111 a pt .ibi.y 'il " i t. on North p and S a t m !ii\ All .1 HI, \| I .N " ' ' I N ■> VI IMi » i • . Iv. •i e ’ • iii ,fed and dt fioiit ia II ai il'.gtoii it tempted to •.villi him a fte r the fn-diioii i .1 provi'ii so e f f c t ii v . m i' • i, |•> lllll' . ' h it I a t mill C VIt It \ I I I . I <•" m i ll \ I 1 v K "<N \ II I I • « .V . " * 1.. 1.. I ”1 ; 14’ • ' | ' ' ! r*’in : ,P',11 "1 il mt pr«' p"' . i i I* « 11 I! '• r. i"iM; id , 1 t h. - 1* 1 In) ........ i t " i- m d I hen arc ret »i rt ei l stand f"i 1 \ • . ,'b'..ik- Ii,. 1 tii'ii report, ' '1 . . 1 , 1 ■iv i>'|'.>rt4'd that - \V| ii w " •1 . i r«!i» III* • .1 *ii. • t 1 »•» |. |* . T♦* 1 1. • ti1a r. •1*■' •• « 1 . ,• 1 .,•, . f. r• .1 11 ‘ l| * * • »!> ., »1 . . ! .!*•» ’ U» -f • . • 1 ,, 1 > f ur ? f 1A1 ’ h-i> f . 1 ' • • . n r^ht •dIiu I * Ii\ ■■1 • m ' ” . .t. l‘h* t . 1 • . ’ 1 '• ■ .t w( • i 1 .1 II* ; f'U j-T | > 1 f. . U . t • • t» f ,H 'i .t 1• ■■ • • im iiiJ'tM ’ A fe e lin g •! mi most sec* •t fire rones to* u i vvore able to c ' «- yesterday* ■ t ml ilorrensed which had •it i l l. *';' •' 1 *’ * t . » 11 Leyoud con* •t.rt*l.i*il I*r * •• • I la It ' h. I ills til-. <•' i.'an it ion the w,--i f "r *"» Ri Us ANOTHER GOOD KIWANIS MEET arn ’t actin g right i 1 oi ik. vvt. in! r ■ fc. *=* ^ Ra trj ►» 1 Ii t *. la olifetet'.i I ■' I'a still, III II f a t '■ "lood, 'll, f e ! rii.'c Ve ’ l e r I,. V II. d. ■ ' I t.e I'.irkl’ h 11 m V III ' •1 . • ( B y T h e Assnci ited P ress) P ' S . 1 1. t 'I The we.i hi si 11331642 II KI.I’KD Mr A !)()(( I l l ’ ll.I ) S I ItW A Y S AND IS A F I R S T C L A S S MAN i Mr Til* Asiortnlri 1*r»aal I llr Thr l i .n r ln Iril I'rra. I D E T R O IT , Oct <5.--J o h n Hall, fa. I \K E L A N D , Oct. fi Anton Solid tory worker today faced a ch arg e <>f del who helped build the McAdoo tun* * cruelty to a minor, following the find nels in New York and who for eight *4 ing in the nttic of his home in Horn- years was general m anager of the *4 trnmark of his thirteen y ear old phosphate mine* at B rew ster, Florida, daughter, Wanda, whose wristr. had hn» la-en appointed city mnnngcr of been chained to a rafte r. The girl I aki land by the city commission rewas so imprisoned, Hall said, because ri-ntly instituted here. He will nshe had been told she had conducted *nmr his new duties November 15th. * * herself improperly lit school. ( He de It. i-, also city malinger of Bartow, * ’• tided to chain her to the r a f t e r t h r e e -The new position will pay $5,000 in R* hours a day. believing that more Im addition to the $.1,000 he receives from *-• i mane than whipping. •In Harlow corntyiis-sion. k a r m y in T h r a c e . . . M M H E R 165 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. (NTORKR »i, 1922 VOI I 'MB !"• i*^ t m- «* a large! MUSTAPIIA SAYS WORLD IS HIS AND ADMITS IT .mi ’ to Suhford f rioml’ of I’, h.w family that Mrs. Harry w had died, in Jack so n v ille "Wedmil would he buried T h u n " iqiosedly in Jack son v ille Mr V IM .I O R I O F S TCRK Cl VIMS '• I’, id vv are well known here W I I I I I K 1 MV E R S E K\t K P T . i l ev lived for many vents Mr S VNFORD •• i" foreman o f the A l I \xeoi lnl> d I'trenl ... MrPeglovV leave a . * *• \j t**t ,t |ih«l h t ill ai d a young son t,. mount > I III. f o l l owi n g m e s s a g e to and the sympathy of thr ill till’ till peopli of t .ilistantlllopll" I ilf • ds hi re |s e - te lid id the f el g l e e t lilt's t o m> f r i e n d s III I oil . u i heir sorrow stantim.ple and hope soon to meet them personally Peace will tie eon I Vlt S A L E S W VS S C C C F S S , ! tilled with realization of our nation The whole world now .1 Miller & Son were highly •d aspirations is with us Humanity applauds us • a with th e ir Dollar Sales day • i f request of several who eoylil The s.i tier spirits ••veil of (ircnl Hrit •.ml the sale today have eon am favor our cause and many o f her .! to hold it all day tomorrow, public men who hitherto have mis the ■ii,. |,ig display of fine good# in gilpledly opposed us hnv« seen IHit •)• ll| •h I I tml. W'l vs tile VM-atio lie some chap. 1 . t «, T i n f i - i i i „ i i i:i{s Vltl C MtlMiN 1 11 r n D A Y it ^ t.«i\ I It s t i l t I 'll INK L B I hr \ tn i ril l*rr«*| Ii It Mt ’\ 11. \ 1 it. t ii Governor Tj ( . • V '•i 1 Fldwanls ^ ’ ••1 f " i m ur......................■ : 1 "iiiiectioil al •', 1. . .11 ". 1 " f the c o u rtt • |{ lUv \ 1 e m u . in 10 12 . . * f S •I |IIIf | . L K I K M I M il l W l. 1 1 t fi.—General h t l P . i t I » f •.d| I laughters confcd I hat i oii\ ention be . m .. i |I to JO. iHItt!•«’ i W i ' • •>: i i " Itl I ••! I ’| • i •• I V . a l l ! I . D m of .. nit. r. -i in, -, <aia i Ivii Klux h lull, lul r i c e n t l j e n t e r t a i n e d this rcatly over crop damage, great loss vvilH indicted by the Cnited S ta te s did not follow the heutetl a*- Imo'I i done by forest file s hi the ^nuid p o ll liioe today on charges of tiling t h e n di lest sei lions and grav. f ar haV V ' IifcI< tile nmlls '•> ••f f ••• I a s. erne to he. n e \pi ssi ,| in t h 1s « olint I,'. Hid def mild Hr vv a * r ••a -> il . ,n I ■Old .... • a i -. o1.i fi.i inhabitiriu > ar eu s \ C. b a a ’ v .H .l vv II he w i t h i l arke, a .i ■ •• VL • ' i . i, k vv. k < . vf tills city# wi th t l" llupmoblle ai'elits m Durham. He e x p c c t a to move ■ family here and become a 1 citizen * ' «1 I I < ! • . \\ KK 1 INI* TM . w ii f • •••» \<m iliary Will V slerd iv .11■In>nM •••! Ills r*'s 4*11 •• • vv ■ i i i ..liliv ton igh t li.iv.- In ei, n n.|i ’ i d Ii . oii i e ' » n> D m ii, i. i , .in c t ,4'i ••I il" k bin • 1. ' ' I till V■ |ll | | s||t .1, ! | | f « t" .v id hai S k. . ' t l . . r ■i 1 i • ' ' '• ' • mn.|. 1 i Armistice, least I it -•-4i Wiped out .Hid at , I "riling 'll III' Ii le bill I I'liile! nt. a ' members be I el i t a t i vi «••! *y the gi.nid jury, "it alleged use . a In i s pa t t itiiiy dr>t i id estllliaies mi u.e tlliintes of liii* piopeny propel t) "'s s noi"lillts " f Hu mails in ■ollei t mg money from \t' n i " ' ...’ t I ' . • lt>". Ki l l, ; ; i ' < U-> .i vpli tldid talk into mflttons. With no prospect of certain member subordinate officers Secretary ’ til ’ Sing t h e l i e I MlY fill l . i t ' . - r vat mill held out by forecastei s, it is said IIr- ' employes of the Ivil filiix Klnil on III’ t n ’ k vv.i’ vi-iy tllilel) alid ii" tiiu forest fires will have to burn tiie pretense that such nmn •>* would er 11 i e l t n i ’ .ir o p is estuunted at.-I doubt vvill s |"ir .< t " early c o i i s b l e r a . themselves out. hd used to pay premiums to surety Th# In n o r t h e r n M i n n e s o t a iui e r e a of companies furnishing bonds for these t mil id iii ihiii ipal ovv tier •hip of public million dollars into the s ta te. utilities. ' I i King has re' cully iiiov Plant I'Hv strawberry , top a million a b ou t 2 0 " s p u a r e mi l l s is b u r n e d in Kb. ■snien a nuiilbel of p l a c e s , o v e r fires l tie Indictment alleged that the ed to S a n fo rd and is not pres lined t•* and a quarter. Otiiei sections e n jo y Havi ng been r e p o r t e d S e v e r a l t o w n s sum- collecteil were In excess of t h e ' know that prim to the adoption of the ed fabulous returns from potatoes; t o —■ h a v e been d e s t r o y e d a n d o t h i s d a m i i i -o.int i.q iiiie tl to pay such pre- iM h amendment we only valued vvat mutoes. pin. plmte Limber anil variou s ••ther . "iiiiii.'d't les, not the l e u t a g e d b> t h e e n c r o a c h i n g t i r e s . mimns and tliat this exces* was con ei for ll rig at mn purjM.siH and I .low all for one dtdlnr . The truth and changed their sentiment t*. I (cause of the dangers of fires, veiled to the personal use and benfighting f i n . Joh n n ie Jenkins imu '.I among these out own San fo rd section mil', to buy som ething useful ward us. hove told him that mu h »»• tin a-i which is justly ptoud of her contribu* -------' G o v e r n o r B a x t e r , of M a i ne , h a s or d- efit of Mr Chirke heap for Snturdny only. — " ti'.n to the . i t i i i ’ income of a p p r o x - i !• a “tatelii* nt tonight concerning and saved some euibariiissliieiit _______ __ v;pF.t I VI *| \\ 11 11 V\ S D R K S S S V I . K eyed tiie bunting season •l"»eit and persons are prohibiteit (roin earring the indictment. Mi ( la ik e said it vva« "K iw an in n Swope opened m.mv i ve imately ;u.ri thousand dollars, add ( VRDS O F T H A N K S ----______ Ruomel's Specialty Shop . is .putting firearm s into the woods. Ai IVnub * nin.ther effort "n thi* part of enem to the great advantages of the gieat this her 1.2‘J " .1 5 2 c r a te s of ce le ry I thus,, fri-nda who were so on a special two days dress sale for scot Buy, tests of u new destroyer of jes of the Klim to hurt the klnn by ost state in the union, when he re an a v ira g e of $ 2.10 per c r a te , glv counted his observations in his trav hoi an in. onto of $ 2 ,K0*(J(O9 .(j0 ; •d solicitous during the recent Saturd ay and Monday. This will be the f u l l e d S ta te s navy w en. abandon di*s rediting m e " -----------------els in the northw est, ll'v were stir 2"0 crates of itepers at $1.25, ,,f i || Campbell and to those an extraord in ary event for tyvo days ed bcause smoke from t h e f i r e s oh J O S E P H M tJIN prised to learn that growers who own beets, $10,000; cab bage, $50,000; client to th eir love and friendship and the uutire stock of dresses are scured the course. I ’O RT T SS W WR R II T TE ER R eil their lands, stock and implements mutoes, $aHJilh); squash, $5,000; nv 'he beautiful floral tribu tes a t 1 going at g reatly reduced prices. This T h e drying o f stream s and reser SS P OR funeral wf yvish to ex p ress o u r ‘ special sale is put on to stimulate voirs in inuny sections of the country . D IE D T O D A ) only hoped for a return of from $'.' t o ( vegetables, $105,000 to which must n f e lt thanks and appreciation early fall buying. Como cnrly and has been reported. W ells have failed ---------$ir, pcr a cr e on fh r ir products. nddeil our normal production o f 4 '<rs r H Campbell and family ’ get your choice o f those special bar- and fa rm e rs and small town residents r s * A .-o e.-ied !■ »--» "W h en yye think " f the hard vyork 000 hampers of lettuce at $1.25, i"harles 11. Campbell J r . gains and choice selections. All new wre forced to haul water long ills\<»RK. Oct <k Joseph Me- n,Ht. „ ;, ry t(l produce their crops plus 0 00 which totals f o r the S a n fo rd s< materials and popular colors. Read tnnccs. At P ittsbu rg, where the Gin. for many years sporting report- t |,L. investm ent we cannot understand lion alone. $1,273^00.60. ' i t ’s Hugh Elem endorf. the advertisement in this issue. drouth is in its sixth week, emergency er for Associated P ress, and knoivn w ^y (j,,, n ort|,yvest is mq depopulutml " I n coiirlusiun I wish to .vay: I|__________ __________ supplies o f wiitets ure reported to re to tew spaper men nil over the enunnni, Klorida thickly --------. . . ...........- ..................... , populated with .uj to the Kiyvanis Club, it is up tQ t • P ' u ItF.u OF COMMERCE TOptuin in the wehtem settiuns of pnnn- try, as the dean o f New i o t k soort- (bese sturdy industrous people. Rotary Club, it Is up to the W o r ‘ ~' WfTI. H B B YOU T O N IG H T N IG H T ing yvriters, died today his home in ’’ If they only knew how Florida la.C lub , it is up to the C ham ber of AT T H E V A L D E Z H O T E L "ylvnnia. River t r a f f ic is reported paralyzed. Brooklyn n fter n years illness. favored by an all wise providence w it h ' mcrce. it is up to Holly anil Neel * •' r.-rulnr monthly m eetin g of the At Cumberland, Md., it is reported i< .lu n a te second to none, with soil tin Sanford Hernbi to tell the W0 I’ very* business man in Sanford will 1 1 •" I-,., of Commerce will he h»ld to |,i 'rien.ls at the Chamber of “ uit wells have gone dry where they most pi ...In. t iv e silid adapted Io so vvh'it v<, h.iv. 1 . ..f fe r mill back tb " Valdez at eighth o'clock , rec meeting at the Valdez have never been known to " I . m- run many kinds of . t o p s particularly -it then ’ ta t e m m t s w it It s t a tis t ic s tl He th ere nt that time ns Thi s is the regular n "'K f»r "'*«>• years The Potomac _ m s fruit, grapes, yegetnldes. straw ciHitMt la .i. pul.d. We will then " 'ting will start a ei"h t ■<h:ir t' ir.'tel tonight m, y..„riuir berries. ,t<".. they yyould* spun settle n o f . n t i l then see a g r e a t e r F lo r id * , ’ eight thirty ns u su al. Every •.ight meeting called once euch month r ,%er, which supplies V\ nshingioii s IM N T l N t i K N. W. Va.. (V t. f i J - our thousands of ai res of idle lauds g reater Seminole county, a "tit and get some in fo rm a to give all 't h e lumbers n chance to water, is very low. hear* W eath er bureau officials can see no M m L a u r a P ri" Boyvmnn was in- and make splendid citizens. S t a ti s ti c s Sanford, with innumerable " whal the Chnmher of Coni- meet with each other and to do. something about the work' o f the relief from drought andnlso from the di( tlll, to ru,.t., ,,v th„ (;ll| H .| | county are usually dry. but for the sake of 1 h,unhes. yvell equipped school btiili dollyg and expects to TL. '« your in eeting. No long wind- Chnmher of. Commerce. San fo rd hns gen ml attending high tem peratu res granD ju ry on a ch arge of plotting comparison, let us for a moment con- mgs, romiuodous hotels, a t t •<cc‘hes Amt just home people u hig season ahead and th ere is m u c h 1" uny *.c l ' on l b“ country except to ^nye her husband. L. F. llowmnn, aider some of the statistics showing business blocks, beautiful re al Will you be th ere to do whra local showers a r c reported, killed, so that she might collect his returns on o u r crops, for season just and a busy contented prosperous '■ ' " ’v whntUhey think Shout the city j work to 1I9. From nine cities througout the Mid- $5,000 life insurance. . closed. pie. L e t’s go an'l county, j y ! it ? Ii. not l hc i n t I n! . it io .1,000 |n i ..ns �• ■:: ' ' FOR SALE F O R S A L E — Oldsmoblle six, p erfect condition, only $ 2 7 6 . Seo Grow at B. & 0 . Gnrnffc. 162-tfc F O R S A L E Second hand piano, n barg ain f o r $50 cash. Must he sold nt once.— Theo. J . M iller & Son. 163-ltp W ig g in s ’ Produce Co., d ealer in chickens, e g g s and nil kinds o f pro duce. G eorgia products n specialty, S a n fo rd , Florid a, is a new place open ed nt 307 E n st Second stre e t with a line of g roceries and everything good to e a t will appreciate your patronage. My motto quick salo nnd small profit. . lC2-3tp F O R S A L E — $500 ensh and monthly paym ents like rent, will buy an a l most new house of 4 rooms and hath, lot 50x117, in good part of town, near school and store. S t r e e t will be pav- fcu cd soon. F o r further inform ation nddrows " H o u s e " care of Herald. 163-itp F o r F lo rid a: Generally fair tonight and Friday. FOR SALE Five room bungalow, Long distance hauling is our 'LONG well located, easy te rm s, price $ 2 ,S C I T . ” Q UIC K S E R V I C E T R A N S R50.00.-- A P Connelly Si Sons. I E li . TIir Eri Sat tfc I tilt tfc F O R Q U IC K S A L E Dining chairs. \Aut rh the Herald p a g e s E r i d a ) for stools, m arble counter tops and our a d v e r t i se me n t , It will i nt e res t o th e f dining room furniture, also i oil - K m i n e r ' s D e p a r t m e n t S t o r e . ch eap for cash. Apply M an ager Bell ir.H It. C a fe . ir. 2 -f.tc M jN .S f FOR SALE 1921 Ford touring car F ir s t $275 takes it Can he ‘ pen at ILidges St McMullen's B a rb e r Shop. Post Cnrds at the Hernld (.(Tice C. C Publ i c S t e n o g r a p h e r Wi ls on Mil t f c F O R S \1 E Very d e s i ra bl e lot on M I S S M \ I IIF. I V R E in Attorncv W e s t F i r s t st re et Good pri c e for I red R \\ i U n a ’ s o f f . r e . F i r s t Nati on q u i c k sale. ( Jen W Kni ght 15 K if. ..I Hank Hide . S a n f o r d , F l or i d. . n . I \V. -I S a t Mm. tf F O R S \I .F — Ford Sed an. 1!>21 en g in e . $ 20(1 c a s h b a l a n c e at $ 2 a per m o n th . A d d ress “ l'.^ l " You, it is hot. All we need now is a cold spell thut will make people think about winter clothes. ALSO— Don’t forget the C ham ber of C om merce banquet tomorrow night a t the Valdez Hotel. Only $1,25 a plate. Miss Crawford of V irg in ia is in the city representing the Red Cross and will have a m eetin g o f the people interesUl in the Roll Call Campaign in November at the Sem inole Hotel today at five o'clock. p.-sit til ti | i i .11.1 t hi. tv rooms, tl.it. apartment paying pro City I |oiiso, 112 Myr \\. r tie Mil If. F O R D S . Hu. i s , i il.l‘ tTiohi h»s, t *ak lands. Dodge, Cole H, Overland Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These cars are lute models, nnd have been re finished, making them very desirable cars to prospective buyers, and the prices are right, with easy term s 5 and 7 passengers It St O. Motor ( '<• 209 Park \v. , Sanford, F la Distrih liters f.,i I I it|-(ixiit>i1s- and Lexington car* "W i .riv the p a rts," NO tfc model I o i. j \i hm i • for no nt Ad.lr. l-ov |onI I ID I i or >oiip. in I tig I pint I Patti- olai - i .md't ei diamond -> l o l l Ml I 2tp 1 R I S P i ill M Y tin farm er wants |s.s|tmn on good t rin k la in i. I am aide to handle your business, can give good irfo retice and good service, ant small salary and per cent of liat I make If von need a man my s / 1 vi n t . ■ me at Orlando Fin Y "iir ' • .1 v \ I mi, toil, l H iia ld with bargains special E arly Fall In I. Hit nulio in g new ai 1 la l, oil- at this popular s pe< la pi n o - on rii-vv fall . o.'tl so ils. Indie- arid misses alt a.a i s H . i r u for the in fant's iv. a r ev.-ivth ng in men's wear, lad o - hosier v .a n io n . i » pc. p.»im twill, ial feta and other kinds of dresses, •voi-t- and everything Tins fine big -to.K of good is frcsii from the m a r kets with everything right up to the minute in styles and workmen ship. Millimiy i- especially a tt r a c tiv e m styles and prices and in the shoe d e partment ti’, -I vl»*s and lh. t a l e liar c , n» vv I In |in an | i.-« ..f y.oii life. R. .id tin adv rtisemei.t i D i« issue and see Rol.lolis S to re opposite tile postoffice and gel some of these lutrgains before they are gone. Sh o rt tl,m ' "lily The rhnnec to get the very liite-t fall nnd winter styles at sum-i| DoN B IS H O P w i n s AT HIE. ( H E S S ( H it 0|„. „ f ,„.st mg meetings of tin- San fo rd Chess Club was held last night at Dr Howa i d ’s home. Geo D. Itishnp carried off high Illinois, winning four games and losing none He was m good f i l m last nigiit and won his games times catches the best of them, he lost Wnlch the Herald pages F rid a) for a || f „ ur „f |u * games. F O R R E N T — Furnished 3 -room fla t, I our advertisement. It will interest Capt. Goo A DeCottes was expect* lo p arty without children. 312 Oak you.— K a n n e r’s Department Store. ed at tins meeting to lake o ff the Avc. lG3-3tpi 1 G3 - I t c I bacon ns he is well up in the modern -----------------------------military maneuvers, but his milituiy F O R R E N T - F u r n i s h e d room, 1011 C U T T H I S O U T — IT 18 W O RTH tactics with the Nutionnl Guard on Oak avenue. Phone 2K3-L. 10 1 -Gtc MONEY . F irst street kept him away. F O R K E N T — T h re e furniahud house Tile next meeting will be held at keeping rooms. Phone 3-18-AA'. Cut out thi» slip, enclose with 5c the same place, October 12th, a t which lGl-Gtp und mail It to Foley Si C o., 2835 S h c ftime a much larg e r attend ance is exF O R R E N T — Furnished room, nlso n field Ave., Chicago, III., w r it 'n g your stornge room. 411 Park Avenue. name and address clearly. You will P'Hlc0 159-Gtp receive in return a trial pneknge ronS Alt \SO T A IIIUII SCHOOL t/iinmg F o le y ’s Honey and T a r C om J O I N S T H E A T H L E T IC S F O R R EN T Tw o apartm ents, new pound f--r i o ighs, colds and croup; A S S O C IA T IO N O F S T A T E and up-to d ate ; well furnished Foley Kidney Pills for pains in aidesf a t e s A partm e n ts. 8*> tf, uiid hack; rhuumatisin, backache, kid F O R R E N T —Rooms and k itih rn e te ncy noy nnd nri(j hlndder G AIN KSA'ILI.F., Oct 5 . — The Sarabladder ailm en ts; nnd Foloy Foley -Shirley A p artm ents opposite P"*t Uatltartic Tublcts, a wholcaome and sola High School has been elected to j office,- u p stairs. 28 -tf. thoroughly cleansing ca th a rtic for membership in the Florida School FOR REN T Desirable furnished constipation, biliousness, h ead ac h es., Athletic Assoxtntion by the ex ecu tiv e, a p artm en ts. S m ith , corner Third St nr.d sluggish bowels. Sold every- committee of the organization and tho and P alm etto Avc. lG 3-4tc.w h ere.— Adv. { fa c u lty com m ittee of H o n d a . j t I . ' • Helps Keep Away the Writ "f will he held STRENGTH PROGRESS SKRV1C1 Taylor Late Model in Excellent Condition B . & O . M O T O R CO. SANFOHI). FLORIDA Distributors for Ilupmohile anti l.cvin, B ■ • a b j ■a ■ ■ ■ m i l A Rv order of the Eminent Common .INI) D .1 I N K I(NS. R i c o i de vSan F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e F i n l a y ev h e i g h t s a r e c o r d i a l l y i nvi t ed. " ,th n ’m“ rkn,,|e skl11 F . A Hail, our popular hand m as ter, is a m ilitary genius of old. and it was he that was next to Bishop, win ning two and losing oil* . A Ruffelt! Price $5,000 00 ; $3,000 00 cash, bnl____. _ _ 1 *j pu,yed with a f o t . t f u l o ffen se and nnce in yearly payments of $500 00. F A R M E R S - Y o u can g el seed bed won two „f his four g a m e i care of of Herald. Hcruld. Address " B a r g a i n , care f*am ca und irrigation plugs a t the The jinx mix had Had W. A. Lester, lG0-2tc San fo rd Novelty Works. 100 -tfr through tiial hard luck th at some • Valentino in “ Blood and Sand." MI •« G P Paxt. «ti received the ■*lltl Household goods? Moving them is lll’W‘ A • ■*t * i <i . iv murnitig o f th e th ath a science with us. Q U IC K S E R -! .if h•*r fat ii.-r A M Brock nt <'inrinn V IC E T R A N S F E R . f tl, Di all I'hr. Fri Sat tfc Mr i'i... k U.t* i rcMtli nt t pf San f r f .-.l » ^• 1 .tl \. ■i i - being i1 fID I I I M I E N I ION. K N ID U T S T E M P I Alt f i t • f th. 1 - in ,. 1.1 11 ardw are 4'•» lie A . >. ■1 •• H\ • lit.' il' -t esteem hv 111** \vrrrrr VT- i - r S a tu rd a y — Rodolph Dr W. D. G ardner of Knne, III., has arrived in the city on a visit to his N O T IC E TO F A R M E R S relatives, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Allen and As soon ns possible I will endeavor is thinking o f locating here if he can fm<l offices. Dr. Gardner is an nst to call all the fnrm ers o f Seminole It will he impossible to see •'••path and t hi nks ( h e r e is no place county. them all at once hut will do so as soon like S a n f o i d that lie has visited. as I ran. I nm now equipped to take B a g g a g e '' We get ’em going and fertilizer samples and anyone wishing . oming ■Q UIC K S E R V I C E TRAN'S their fertilizer sampled call phone 143. FFR Th r .- F r i •Snt tf Ben jam in W h itn er Dl ■: at i i O F A. II. IIROCK . County Agent to tiled, sleeping |s•t * h and large rooms, i.it at every convenience \ P Connelly A M Me t c a l f , <’si So n s 118 tf. W ANTED Two or three room FOR S A L E Two teams and harness ap artm en t. Apply J . E P lf»2-3t, Inquire of M. Hanson Shoe Shop W ANTED A man to sell used ia r » 1 19 12tp N II. Garner l02-3tc FOR SA L E House of eight rooms. YO U N G WOMAN Competent -ten 817 W est F ir s t stree t, five bed ograplii'r and ty pist. wants . mph>\ rooms, kitchen, dining and sitting meat Phone 7n Residence 3 |s room, bath and toilet. W ater oh lt>2 -3 lp tained front fine flowing well, suf ficien t for all purposes at all times, P E R M A N E N T W AVIN G. Radio Sun light baths massage. Mrs. Mc th ereby saving w ater rent. Sidewalk C oy’s Beauty Shop, Wctnka A p a r t in fro n t o f house, nil paid for. No 162-Gtp incurnheraucc ag ain st this property ment I and Are you m oving? Call 4D8, for a Q UIC K S E R V I C E T R A N S F E R . T h r . - F r i .- S a t - t f c \\ \ N I I D •in.- ■•r t .v . in. f i, i nt-I d .1 roniiis suitable for he.lro.iin "i light hoiisi'knepllig rooms Address "D. C. S E V E R A L H O U S E S fo r sale. See G cure of Herald o ffice. 152-tfc apartm ents T h iK»,in Po|{ HITS'T Eurnisbeil FOR SA L E E a sy term s, (10 acres. Fcrndiilo Apartments. 305 Knst 1st flowing well land, 10 acres cleared. St 157 7 tp me r prices at rem arkably l..w price if sold iinvv U \ NT ED Se< otul hand . The Presbyterian l.adii - will hold A. P Connelly <t Sons a till f e m e p>« l \\ \\ tlieir llnziiar SaU- De. I-t and 2nd FOR S A L E New five room I Rl> lllllotld \ ve I I n S a t tfc tvvu and one h alf acres and. one acre FOR RENT Friday f i'l a t t • n.luri. e is d e s i r e d , v i s i t i ng S i r . IX EM el.lliU, ( ) . | . . he r Mil at 7 ' 3 0 ii’elrirk ' nf t at AI I C a le n d a r S a B an k The promptness in which the returns were given yesterday nt the City Hall If it ’s a piano, call f o r n Q U IC K mndc it possible to have an even InrgS E R V IC E TR A N SFER. er crowd there today to see the • T h r.-F ri.-S a t-tfc World’s Series. Attend the games and help those who nre tr y in g to give you this fine service. WANTKI> S I X T Y T l h U 'S A N D S I R \W H ERRY Plants from northern stock, $10 0 . ha ul • ..r a 'l i . o ' per thousand, f o I. l ake Monroe. > ’ tin in . ■ Fin M Doyle 1 M 2f«tp hou-e Three Weeks Off A T W O -P A R T COMEDY IfiO-.'tlp \\ \\ | | i I t'll REMEMBER, a patch <m,v,.u and money in your pocket , ]and more creditable, than a u your back, and no monev t.» t off. The ' We have had enough rain for the »>d of the cause. \ ri .•ill» i . ot i vocat i oi i lo irs ^ .. Good hall weather. • mt ua nd. rv rare of Herald, for particulars. • We pay 4% Interest on Dustin Farnum Yes, it is hot. We don't mind snying it. And we say it because we have stayed here all summer in the heat and the heat and the heat and now it is g ettin g r a t h er monotonous, we admit the c o m — we -mean real co m . Saw u little hoy this morning who could not keep his mouth shut In this hot w eather it was dan gerous— he might Ret his liver scorched. How did you bet yesterday. Bet you don’t hot th a t way today. 5 :1 0 A. M., O CT. 5. 1922 Maximum HR Minimum 75 K unite HO B aro m eter HO.00 Rain .02 Enst nnd cloudy. ' “PA Y YOURSELF T O N IG H T Cl sonified Ada I f a line. No ad tak en for lea* than Me. and positively no elaaalfled ads charged to anyone. Caah moat accompany all ordera Connt five words to a line and remit accordingly. . ■• * A HOOD USED PIANO------- Well Ivimnn Ml $150--------------------------Terms: $15.00 dim n. Ss.liiia Mont J. H. 11989118 . .. PIANO CO. ford’s New Store I’hone The Church well Company Klrvridi 1 0 S lo rew in ( i t o r g i n - Our Tailoring Man is Here Now is the time to place your order for your Fall Suit ;iml Overcoat Get extra trousers to match your Suit Mr. W. 0 . Smith, representing' g ’r ija r f r r -U r p iU m S a i l m i m i (L‘ n. of Cincmnati, will be at our store all this week to take your measure TAILORING DAYS ALL THIS WEEK THE CHURCHWELL COMPAQ First Street SELLS it for LESS Welaka Bk �# ■ i mm. jtfsSafc. ■i ?- - r 5~ ' ~ rr - T— KV-=i.i •••1 ONE MILLION DOLLARS DAILY iii,i) uiy, 'Abide with us forev er." H o n d a is the laborer's opportunity •lie fa r m e r ’s chance twelve months in the year, I hr dairyman's flowing bowl th ■ beenwin’s land of honey, the poul’ ' tr i man's e g g banket, the stockm an's F L O R ID A P R O D U C T S Y I E L D AN 1 |perpetual pasture, the ban k er’s stron g N U A I . R E V E N U E O F #365,box, the m a n u fa c tu rer's and tho lum000,000 merman's abundance, the sportsm an's rendezvous, the yachtman s pnradice, Hv I. M. R H O D E S 1 the hnineseeker's goal, the Tourist'.! S l a t . M arketing Commissioner lefuge, the pessimist's W aterloo , the citizen's haven, the Ik*hI plnce to live With only a small fractio n al por- thtis side o f heaven, and we can go tion of her wealth developed, Florida there from Florida, has on assessed valuation of $400,-, _______ _________ ,____ it iS S K S i 7 $8 . M i. . •- d . »i s - < . • f .| 3 v n ,ir? i, • «-♦ff- *-•■’'"V■ ? •f JS ■*'* K 5 a £ O j St-311 s f -rUr-v^ i i;?t }■.< ;><•:*,' « r e iw F i': 5 ;■!“ ';' ' ■ plh ifi - K\ . ir ^ *% & ! f4 f#£n W 1 I-L h !1 - ? u I ■■i f t'.- i;': 588£,fl:i( Florid a hanks have ri'sources am ounting to ? J 15,500.000 nnd doposits amounting to $ 192,000,000. These deposits have increased l!05 per cent in five years. M ore than 25 per cent of all the building done in the United S t a te s in 1920 21 was done in Florida, and Florida has building material enough to build tw o #citiea ns large ns Now York, or homes fo r 20,000,000. F lo rid a is ns lnrge as New York, M assach u setts and Rhode Island, These s ta te s has a population of 15,000,000. With intensified farm ing on our 20 , 000,000 available acres nnd salt w ater fish and sea food* we could feed 15.000,000 of people. Florida Is soblg that if it should turn n som ersault west, Jucksonville and St. Au gustine would land in Texas. If it ahold turn north, Key West would strike Kentucky. Florida has room to build 500,000 home* "!• '!o* margin of her w aters, giving each lot* f.-.-t ''poit. or 1 ,000. 000, giving each a 50 foot front, ' Ir 5,11011,110m | , | , .M'lhl llV)' mM Die Water fro n ts, ,md people Jik•' the wa ter f-T To [ i i i erit of the popii iat ion of the T'nltei) ‘D ates is In o\ir 28 port tat. .1! d 1 ■ i ’• lie Itllllg til Florida, o', per i eni of mir popiilatmn wen Ooril out of |)|e s t ut i- '.111 i i-S'l id t rops § I, A tto rn ey -G en era! D augherty. It was sue of i>o!i,iMIO fur highway building supplied by Donald It. R icb b crg , at- whi* h. is passed, will make n total JO H N GOVE, Proprietor. lorney for the shop crnfta. I)f ?i im),000 voted for good roads by " W e cannot in terp ret the temporC E M E T E R Y WORK A SPECIALTY' Su m ter county witthin tho Inst two ary injunction drastic ns its terms 1018 W est F ir s t Htrest lo i s o . , i r r<t years. a r e ," said Mr. Itichberg's opinion in The Sumter good roads enmpaign ] part, " a s in any way rc e s t r a in in g or began two years with a bond issuo o f] A C H E E R F U L W E L C O M E A W A ITS Yoi preventing th e -o ffic e rs and other $750,000. A month ago this Bum was re presen tatives o f the shopernfts or, , , .. , ganization s from doing nil in their .................... t ., The Inst issue stirred th e sentipower to maintain an orderly disci-! mnt for hard surfned roads to suchc nn pline. and conduct of the law ful work I extent that the boosters decided to use of the organizations, to continue to : it as an incentive to g rea tr things anti ■vs • call f<>r, nnd to expect to receive tho ri M i , i t; th Hoard of County Commissionjers loyal support of each and cvry m em i Inst week, ns a result of a m onster ber and to continue to work in h n r-j mass meeting of citizens, ordered the many and with aenmmon law ful pur vote mi the |fJ05,000 issue next month. ►aotjp pose to advance the common in terests " f the organized shop c r a f t employes, When it comes to SERVICE, we’ve Mr Jew ell, accompanied by Mr. got them alt backed o f f ,tho bourd.— Uuegberg. arrived today from WashEuropean Plan ington, where they con ferred with A t S E R V I C E TIUNTSJFER. l amer lluildiaj Open oil the year T h r . F r i .S a t t f c ever) mam oolildi torpoy-Gencrnl D aug h erty, re gard in g the submission of J u d g e W ilk r s o n ’s ! decision to a higher court for review. A ttorney-G eneral D augherty assured them of his co-operation insofnr n s ' '• >* possible for him to act. they said --------------------------- — * ORI VN’ DO'S MOVING $ tor 11 has no i h e m e is a n idea "Hut 11 in i t , 0 ,!» * Ii material world It 'ifAi, rri ' ' V III ope rt v how ev e| . .1, | ntill lill tod i t ' d 'a a on 'he v v ui u* ' , I ml t he ■ia •< • *. In no i " in a nii k ma v o t lo* It m a y o n U be a wi de Ino p tn bunkY'ipti-y 1N " ' t ha t I would have Die p l a y I was j P h o n e 1 3 5 fo r Y o u r W a n ts : SEWER PIPE *1 Have just unloaded ear of r ’x 2 I ” Terra ('>>(’ .! I undertaken at Dur stock of Hitfh (iratie Framing Iaim her is t he I 'it v " s e t , " wdiii h repr e s e n t s a V lumber e n m p Mn t • pi ime out upon Central Moniie tins m i r mr i g f r o m the Em lore wlii'ii' th v are slav in g , all doll •d up m their tape trapi-mgs, vvhichc madi' the natives gasp I he y w e r e t a k e n tn F o r e s t ' m 1,, i i f ■ i u - f . r l i mn [_ BRICK! BRICK! 'BRICK! Also CEMENT, LIME and SAND. A large ; . 1. ■ Did DOORS for your srlertion. Anything |><■i.d > ain at short not iee. ill City 1 i is i ' i 1 1 tin ' ’-J isiti'ts centering night Hill Lumber Co. meanat the p r e s i d e n t 'if Productions, SERVICE. g ■sfs ar e e yp e c t e d to be en* noon schemes The •V 1 * ’I f|v , A i.,7■ iy * r_- iti renamed •> i l H milii I » I' 1 Reporter I'r'V I - t Msll m ols We pride ourselves on our service d i nn e r to be g i v e n to t oiniiri ovv 1 i:'i i s tiv Ii 1 <ir ibie tin \ ssiiiiati'il Au t h o r s J complete, also our selection of inside finish. amp I'hey vvd I t hen H ' t l S l i i e s (n ( I r l a n d o 1 int erest n ! HILL LU M BER COMPANY i nt o n i ob d e s w l . e r e t i n y s p e n t t h e en ■'eb ' gal f u r f i " i o it 1 he liiink t i r e d a y at wor k John C O’Lough f ! n p 1a ii,| w a s a si h e m e once, I'll, g e i m i a ! m a n a g e r of t h e e n t e r p r i n o M poi nt is t h a t nve'iii'r m ’ ' 1 ■' no r u i n g t ha t he e x p e r t s •ie I ho i who min a f f o r d •'> tii, t f o ; n r put in a w e e k ’s w o r k ' *2 ? .n & G RAM , wore p ho to gr ahe d . wor k Forest s< lu- mes itid MARULh! HOTEL S I’ E C U I .A T E ON P R O P E R T I E S ______ the world of fin a n ce ," says Herbert N, Casson in F o rb es M a g i z„u., "everybody apoculatea. Every|)(lj y tukes risks. Everybody backs |ll8 ju d g m en t, to win or Jose. F i -1 nance consists of Investmen nnd specillation, and the banker in the world ,.,inni>t tell you where the one ends „nc| the o th e r begins, "T h ere is no infallible rule by which 1( ( ,w guide-posts to show them tho n,,|M danger opsts, and one of these gruidc posts has on it theses words P i r n ' R E COMPANY speculate on properties, not schemes, A R K ON T H E J n t i ~A pn ,pPrty j* anything that has m i m ic value, while a (.rheme depends .... , for l(s Wlhu. o n lire |y upon the way „ ‘ , . , ’ this morning takin g scenese for "T h e m ymeh it is e a r n e d out. Mroad R oa d , " t hi s b e i ng t h e f i r s t d a y "A property is tangible. Y’ou can J" ’ e their arr iva l that act ual scenes uKvav- sell it if \mi wisli in a week or t wo SANFORD Y a r d : i ornei t h u d a.iU V ' t i i e Star i P E 'p iN s I R V I I <I \ Ii ll \ Olll 'N i ihImvy I - 1i l lit f a r e a ..f •t . ■ line ii. ’ . 1 1 . '-er m v tn»n i ’ wa .'. l r grown truck crops; m annual r a i n f a l l ; the f a c t s about t h e scheme in ruunuts, bananas camphor, sisal perl v and y o u r s e l f . " and sponges. : Eb.riida has live*;... k Val o' aniiual |.f "I a 1 f o i . s t , tr. n ' r.»!, VT 1 an annual <t q> ami ... ,J U.,01111, 0011, .1 r. ii a 1; ■■h " f m a n u f 1 t a n ,1 t. J , . " d s. „ ■ . d i • ‘ t 11 - 'mu non, dir. ' » iv • mak iiii• f < .v/l. | tint!, ' ai a 1,1mn >i -a11y and the Utiil.iliin. slate In. . lill bund.-.] 11111•*i11ed ness, Ou rt at a! i alia af prodm t aui has in creased 20‘1 per cent m ten ye,sis. [ Wi l l I■ i rn the pro- REPORTS I .'5,1111(1 S H O P M E N Pi l l P\ I n u tilth I igiitv t h r e e M a te s, tipera and -lik ni . . ■w i e d g * " f it ia t lie tijpfe on lad mg imii'e l riuiu 11 a p e I I, bei ,,,T '" 7K (no * i ■ i bl e s i isf.. Tore,.a '' a. vvi n do ws . e spasm e, ar. Iiiteeture and and »1 a to atian nf the room in the curtains are to hang should determine whether they will he gay or s o n ib e i, sheer or heavy, long or short For exam ple, if the cur t . I n i n a i e tu hang ht window's facing a .street nr r<>:id, the g la ss-c u rtains -h u d lie the choice. Glass curtains ate the sheer kind which hang close to tb4 window .pane. They permit j . b n t i of light to enter nnd also urn con the windows. If, however, the windows face a gardn nr lawn, any u;.| , oprsete mati'iud may be hung oil Florida lias invigoratin g ato m s Replying to numerous requests for phere, cooled, warmed and cleansed an interpretation of the B altim o re by ozone pines, breezes from silvery plan, upon which the strike lenders lakes and tropics sens, beauty of land- claim the settlem e n ts have been made rods h> me a n s i.f little b r a s s ri ngs , so scape, n atural attra c tiv e n ess, ch arm , the circular s ta te s three reasons nc- , , . . , , , , ... . , . . that it may easily he pu sh'd or drawn nnd health giving conditions and cuatod the execu tiv es in accep ting this " " .. . . aside to admit the view and sunshine. ■trength building qu alities which o f - , agreement basis It gives, first, n The iiim m ilte m ch arge ..f the tell give new lease on life and increas- "split 111 the Association of Rnilwny decoration o f the model house, Park os years to those in poor health. It E x ecu tiv es— one group ag ree ab le to ave., which will be open to the pubis n atu re's own sanitarium . a settlement and the other bent on f p , immatrlltmn W eek. O ctober U Florida is in the fo s t ideal latitude , dstroying these o r g a n i z a t i o n , s e c o n d , , ^ ^ jn tho B o lt e r Home8 ,n A m e rj. nnd longitude on ea r th , the w arm est willingness o f th e liberal group t o 1 ■a cam p aig n , in which Seminole Co. in winter and coolest in summer. We negotiate national a g ree m en ts nnd lay I . ileiutinn of Woman's Clubs in t a k are in th e name latitude with the land down a basis for settlem e n ts on other ing part with hundred of o th er Amor th a t tho Lord said would flow with roads " third, tlvit "n o Ju stific a tio n lean cities and towns, is giving care of a t . milk and honey nnd in vvhichc our could In found for peeping 125,000 fu, lhuU|lhl Savior and the C hristian religion were men on strik e who could re tu rn to tractive and suitable window cur In ins work nnd assist in fin an cin g t h o s e ! .m(, Mht,r ,u<ntrln(,„ bom . who remained idle." Real Playground Ju stific atio n for the action o f the Florida is the playground of the l M P i F it COI N TY western continent, the Garden of ynli.v i milm 111 e e ; the i i r d a r declar I t I I t)| P E P Eden of the United S ta te s, w in re id, J-. Seen lit the fact that thirty I'URGING U I K \D babbling bri«"k.s, u p p tm g lake-, -il •t> ah. i ( j i n n ' i - in a.ld tion to the very rivers and crystal seas blend in ui g r i fifty two biive agreed to the Illy 'M*»‘ A *■*«m'I h i ft! Pr t It U s li N E l . I., (Ft eternal melody with gorgeous mag Baltimore plan, a Su m ter A second special circu lar to the _c..iinty has a population of around nolins, flam in g poinsettias. mossdrnp vd nnks, s ta te ly pines, gracefu l palms membership contained in detail an 8,000 but whn( It lacks in numbers and myriad song birds, nnd where* interpretation of Fedral Ju d g e YVil the ■itizenry is making up in "pep*1, nmld insiiinpiirnlde beauty and match kerson’s decision on the injunction \t tile general . le itm ii of Noveinbim less clim n te. nature seems to smile bill filed ag ain st the organization by. 7 they will vote on a county bund is- . WAj}’ GUNNED TO R°UTjiENT HOGS iiidly c u rta m s are as eat am e o f a house us distun'd face tn the a person. an art m w la. I. hap r •t be ra in e d by : ii. in i ■,i i a . . . i •ino m a c s ill made i .Mul tu tin 5,0110 and 1 ,1(1,Iiavi- settled the rthtip crnfta' There are 250 d ifferen t varieties of • with their ,-ysteni federations. crops, n u ts , fruits nnd vegetables thnt ace..riling to a special bulletin sent grow well tn H o n d a , There are 80 teday to ai! mem bers nf the orgnntznrrnps shipiied by carload in the Unit- tain aver the sign atu re of It M. Jew ed ’S t a te s , *62 of them grow well In ell. president The latst additions to Florida, and our farm property has the settling roads w ere, the Fort Increased in value 131 por cent in a Smiih rtlu! W estern. The Georgia, dread, and less than 2 per cent of our - Florida and Alabama, and the Chicago fnrm value is covered by m ortgage. Great W estern, 4 1 .I 'h I«a»ni , j . U. •no who ''fllfSni If. V i a l , ‘ ', t l l ' n s.-., irifi 0( >■«, £ ' ! " >Ke *u' "• JOIN THE HOME-OWNER'S ARMY - HELP LICK m LANDLORD f it 'll rr.i for '» ' Then* just one v. gv. vei. ' your land lord. Own Your Osyo i ionic. No more d^rk, crowded io« m . no rent recei])Us, no moving from nlace to place. Come in and talk the matter over with us. We’ve helped hundreds to a»'quire homes of their own and inde pendence. We can help you. V. C. COLLER BUILD ER fur Dozier & ■ H ; I? i ■■w..C " “ t||, " u ho#,-- „ et ir h .... ’ i a fitianl t ® 'I ptH “* «0|* ff “ ■• / - - uru 1** "**«i o. * *M ir0„.,27''m a . J I*4 tii 2* • or aw SST M " 0*1 i«, •• a o * m u * i ,fc« 0. 5^1 J " !* «««• •m k r<,»- xjzZ n Z .0: i *‘S 2^21^25 ■■ ^ ,« v j* SS5 w n re Gay's Painty anti Varnishes ■ ■ □ ■ MN■■ MUbHn Na ■ UXBBKH n 111 ■■■■a HHHHU■ Qim m g l -- . ■- ! f" I iiiiii �i H| * t fi M rj ft S S — ^ ^ George A. DeCottes A lto rn ey -a t-L a w ---------TA-- U, Over Semlriol^ C o d ify BANFORR ■!■ ________ *•* ■—• ’ ■•* , F W I R I U A *»■ - —..* * ’ * * * ^ FRKD R. WHtSON A TT O H N E V -A T rtA W pint Nat'I Hank B f d r ., San fo rd , Fin Special Attention to exam in ation of A bstract* o f T itle wIAt f' i ft pe h f '>eas a . hi feu on n ‘ little mn l l e r of sellin' m. ..n-lilne, a nd lie iveld on s riminl of t l s t f * ufndngsMjil'* r e l at i ves, ttnm*. m i ' l i eus in-law ntn\ l diin'l know H'llllt all null II wiiAn't (111 lie had 11tirl hi- mi mill went hack home to his wife Ufa| Mill m i l l . I m u t e the a r r e s t vv If limit see ml fig in kind t, f i mu ln. ns iiuj might -ay, um| simll the reunion*. '' , "1 should thipk he would ma k e a s t r a nge ' sort of sheri ff, ” said t h e vis ttor, " w a i t I n c all t he Unto for sontl me nt a l r e a s on * a nd then a r r e s t i n g a LAW YER m a n when lie went tmnie. Juat tie Cener.il l‘ r n r t i c e In 8 t n t e a n d F e d e r a l 1 c a u s e hi* wi f e wn - n' t a r e l a t i o n ! ” OiTjre Court A Phones j Whereupon the p o s t m a s t e r drew hi mself up and a s s u me d n r e m o t e ex Court Hou s e 113-295-W p i v salon " T l m l ’s ns you look at it." he said J}>e* L>nmlned G losses Designed In n chilly tone "| mtt> tie a Idt prej udi c e d In J I T ' s favor , a* In- m a r ried lay son In l ow’* t ni mge* t s i s t e r Anyt h Itic t h a t i.ift.-erus him e u m v r n s me, you und e r s t mo l " S e h e lle M a i n e s Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. Optician-Optometrist 1)2 Hast F irst S t r e e t Snnford, Fla Kir* Examined Glasses Fitted of P ots hilltiea OI-T 1 IM K T R 1 B T - O P T I C I AN A t t a r of roN..-i i , n ... i Arnhy 1 Tl o ■ I - trie i at ( I........m i n t v hill || . n , H o f MWeelaesM oft the prison . turn tlo- but t on ,n.| it,,- jnii .......... a g a r d e n o f ri.M'4 or f l a g r a n t with ti scent of o r a n g e blossom*, T h e o t h e r d n 1 the u1tno*|ili' t< . * t he lull relleeted ' . ntoiim of t h e t i esl cel lar It iitig' t ha ve been Vor wo i Snnford, Fla ELTON J . MOUGHTON A R C H ITEC T Ro om 7, Mi l l e r Hide. B t S p o ilI) -:- FL O R ID A Dr. VV. I). Gardiner ■t , Su ite I't t 1111u l > * 19; U In r*7 I h An 1 tu .i Sniifim l, Fin ts m wi to in m BUSINESS DIRECTORY U s. to Ka lUi a* **a ll ►a each day. kj * i p* We' l l Id Dye ns For in Ri fcl *; You I'.ON T O N S T E A M P R E S S E R Y Kent K Mc Kee, Props. l V M M ;. DYKING, VI TICKING % • " iletl for mill delivered Phone |li).J 111 West F irst St, “WE D E L I V E R T H E GOODS" Quick Service Transfer Slornifc Facilities If »e please )nu, tell o th e rs; if not, tell us. I’ hone 40S SA N FO R D M it hine & Foundry Co. w * " 1 'I Machine and Holler W orks, 1 hnder G rinding; D e l.u s e Pistons, I Electric Perfumer in Clevel.m C. Jail Armine. Mind to All K - TOM MOORF, (fppe.ite I’ o t dnf f i c e « FRAGRANCE LN PRISDJ Wheel Steel G ear Hands; Crank f' 1 ft* Returned----------------- Phone fill HI I, LON & FRY H M TIIICA L C O N T itA C TO R '' 'tiiighouse L ig h ts and Appliances New Line of F ix tu r e s 1-3 West F ir s t Street pllle. Missufiti» h .11*p|e I d o s N - . t e hut It Jllr-l li.ipl •Ill hut I he (le rfll' • was «-11ri rf ••I ' • On.' all a roi. tinged w t f..'. ■ •hi r The li ta eht tie t . 11. »nn th l 11 M e * t T e Sheriff I,. Pel e. 1 g ' I ti e e m p ’ o l I .! to a wuk i'ii i In | f ■ r -i e o lr 11 ■-i o o ,g with si i'|iIs of 1 C 1 ■ •fid so'ol he f h e ] l at hre.lt. I..-I vv0 I, ■■•hO’N t)f lot to >*(*!*' corn (fillers gi.i i " t r u l l a n d ot h e . viands not mi tl o' regular moinini: lllfllt! ' ' f •Off......... . 1 luiMui li'«'i brand 1Hi ' t*H 1 nd* ' .•* timi lilrii Ini* |■<•* HlblllrI.-h At a ; i It ii.uld d lfb n rg . |l........I'll- nf U' I f 1 1 1. *'r ftg- " r d »D 1 u It ii g.....! —n • nttd ri Tt > |a t*■uii -•ri -tig t Hi i git! 11 a ..f -•■..■ll -ini ruilbl r.-n>111 , gi- i. * 1. . || mill fi al tba* lie wii* In 11 -i" r ■ f lull uii Ia uii Hut tin- i f t fa i'ii 1 n.itcr trial i 'Ii-' I-I..1 <' — .— Little De w t y In Fog. It lliki-s a big bn > k af f"g t" maka onn guod xwal in" iif watar. Mi)r Mr W. J . 11imiplirt*\M Mf the Unliad Stiip-* w e a t h e r b u r e a u i. i Wu s l d ug l on The densest f o g otT \ a f o t u i . blind l i n n U* eollt Hills Hollodropl el s III a ci!I.I, inch, l*oi io| W i -IIh uit.l Doc t or T b ur . i s of the I n in of stiii,di.nl* found I',, got o tie g. f> "f wat er ■ tlowgl' fog to till a spa- e < hj r, l>> in*' f* ■ would b a t e to be t ot ul ensed In a fog t h a t Hire t h e r e a r e UO,MOtUK»l>,lx>0,0<*> purl I de a o f w a t e r "l l would t a k e about a hal f hour to c ount an Inch of fog p a r t i c l e s . " s m s l i oe t o r H u m p h r e y a P l a c e d side by -Id.-. L'.rJVt |i» tt.itnu drop lets would be iii-e.b'd to till that length " T h e dropl et s In a chuul ha ve ...... .. found to t>- oil the iKerng*-. twice th** size of a fog Iropb’t OH F r o m Sunfl ower Seed. The* Minfins »-r l* I h i i i h T *'f " f If hnvirus lu*«»n Oil j, hirifi* ijtiiin' miiHi' from mi h H' \u t In Hti^^lm licfurt* th»* Wilt Fill* rnhl prcHMMl nil 1h hkimI fur ml l ! Li r> um) uilier jmr 'Y her** m hi nil jltr ntl *■ i*i II lilt* I** n^t i l r i ' d, while ih.* Is i*m I»l«*\i-<| in milking *"iip*< urn! Hussl.m varnlslicH In 1 '*!l more than mills In iIn* ( ’mini ii** won* «*ni;:u;«ail In proKMltu? * r *-»*od, H l*« |«*”* k||i|i* (Tint tin* " t m ” " " »*r tuny i1n^ ho an lni|»<»rt>ml •• I |»r«»i!urlnc l»h»nt In t t hl s c ot mf ry Tl»» * rop nn« prown ( o qiilU* an *»Tfonf in «nin«* <*r t he countrv, n<ilnh1> fiic poultry food SANFORD NOVIiLTY WORKS v. C. C O I.L E R , Prop General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and B U IL D E R 5,7 Commercial S t r e e t — San fo rd , Fla. B. W. HERNDON IN SU R A N C E a g e n c y n i t K ---------- A U T O -----------B O N D S 0 . Shinholser Contractor and Builder SVNPDItl) ... F L O R ID A Met eor * F a l l 1" S a s k a t c h e w a n . A giant meteor plimted Into the HIn Quill hike, near Wviiwnrd. Saskntclnwan A Mery hodv wn* seen by man.' In the dlstrlrt i. drop from n clear sky and clouds of steiim rose from the lake for some time after It bad sunk In Hie water. OHk t meteoric disturb ances are reported from Vanscoy, Sns kntebewnn. southwest of f?nsknt<v>n. People In the nelftihortiood heurtl live or six loud explosions nnd the earth between Vanscoy and Pike lake was shaken.— Montreal (Inxette. Huge Jellyfish. A Jellyfish of beautiful, iranslucent blue, weighing close nf (V) pounds, was washed ashore on the south of Eng land rousl recent l\ The erenture has seven mld-looklnt pink liued tentacles protruding below Iln- hoilv of It end luM two orlllce* re.einhllliK gills to brentlie through Some of us have vivid recollections of being stung bad ly by small ones and tremble to think wtml surh a Idc fellow ns this could dn.— Exchange. %■ <mr l f i I r 4 l pr r * n > I MPF.lt! At. W IZARD D E N IE S A ll l II VKGES cig arettes FRUITS AND VEGETABLES They are GOOD! I lly Ttir , V** n r In t r*l 1* r r * m I CO O KED FOOD S A L E Phone 197---------- First Street and Welaka Bldg. The Indie* of the Catholic church will have n cooked food sale nt Dean Turner's Saturday afternoon, pit tfe II K S E R V A T IO N S FOR ROOMS SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS at C u m f o r t C o t t a g e c a n . now be ma d e f o r tin- w i n t e r - t h e house o p e n i ng N o - rent her. f i r s t . lin, dis TH E REST A d d r e s s Mr s . M. M a r Ma g n o l i a Avenue, .r. 8 - Mp s i ( t i u t . s e in- - t i n ; u\\ s r i t s i t i f . ii \ \ m . i ; u i : s i , n u n i . a t i o .n, i ; t i .. ii t i«i 1111;11 in nut o r or i n SI, I t l . * * o| i| i,. -j|. mi.• •’ 11 • n.f- < l',nr> . | t ■ I , .1 • I t ? , l.| I I f Iff - I I 1 I h! . •» *. I r r : i> 'if •»I*’ i l ,»»♦; 11 » \ • • . n m K s i minmi i: Next lo Princess Theatre # • •• *• i Null 11r x I *j I iU .c:il hi 11 ■ ' ............ " I •i i * .ki ■>I \ J i j I I.ir4 rt tm lii! v n • i I* sn HI t» di't/ut dim; In til W «l* Specials! ‘I .1 ml ^i|\tl l li t 1 hi* I- I he S**t' f i' . mI h11 •I m 1I ■ * ■•r I ‘* d b f H.l IhtlTv I *■ . 1 I . nm j iit ut*i II* I . t i ll <♦ I I I I I T In’ I . ; HI .'f I NEW YORK SHIPMENT Mil h.-| H f t M Of ' | I . ' 1 I Ij rr I r t F « 4" » fi 1 Mid If •in* • It ' 'ild! lull • i*1 , " f » I i* I M ' l l * , * * i> r \ . *■ « .'m * i.i.i •■A V CAN N ED I \n. * f • ■a i i i i | ROUTH BAKERY |.,i,li*|i...| I •t I t I -ol A . , . Ii........ I |I |1 , Ifl • Hi One nf the delights of home la tempting, delicious meals, served with I he lies! bread Sanford, Fl or i dn, i DaiL' Fashion Hint IN S T A N T D e liv e ry S e rv ic e i lice ted on allegation of “using the mail* to e ffec t scheme to dofrnud," were true w«* contained in a stateo'-iit of Imperial Kloncilium ruling body of the Man, was made pnhtir today. SCH EM E TU D E F R A U D i ATLANTA. I let d Denial that i b.,rges against Edward Y Clarke Impel ml Wizard pro tem o f the Ku Is ii c M ail who yesterday wns in Our Stock is Brand New at AJ1 Times R ill ItAltlt. •v can IIR I'SSEI.S s r R O l IS. f* N o . li c a n K R Y S T A L Cl Ivlis, i• i j ^ n ' !'k i ♦ * It" I I* - . h i l t *T h . .■ ,* 1 y ■u T ».A tI f VV l l l h *.• f f. *,|J ' • I , Hi. SUGAR. 12-llts for r »• *• it if f ■•» .1 --I I n til nliti 1* ■i f" >irr *in11»ii*i» i hnhHHK I 111*f c * * l l l " T IT H'l r *• THE POPULAR MARKET I Ml-'Hi r nf hi*U"1H II1H lKMs'1'1 iiii M j.li|n spy M r : «■i- ii. 1 h i I *■i Aim*f I N V A h 12 l 3u i him In ,i-hniii*lr> * *f», ,* * \ S... 1Thft l Mu’ h in I’lir iL r n filit n<**i i h11 \• uivi'u-. Mn* "f Mir"i vi i fr" rtt. •<1Is 11.11 ■11 t n ,i i 1 m•i ii i 11 v h* 1>|,*i if ••t■I 1 •‘r th •if ■Ai ■ .' j , m .i 14 , ' U. * *i .Mull ■ "t . M «h. IU 1l I I‘ . fc, i v. ; -u K* < ■l r -l ♦* Economy Grocery ' "ii'n ln •*11111 .*.11*1 i fM1*I ii ’ 111 •f "1*1 II f n full k Hu v Ii i ifff u fill I•*'( l*T'f -i1 in the c l mumin1ii n• i*ii mill chi iill 11 ♦ m'i inter whl eh nrl 1111 111•*I u |if. t|ii lint U|M»li ih«* h *mi f HA 1 r iii*I »■I’M hiil'i A 1.1). MARTIN, Prop. ' i , . I,. ,i. h t* » \ itm 11 iii*. ' f •h* i -*r»i; Hi ti > H||1 ♦I ' ■ H' e i i * ir I n s |i v i i\ iV *| (p | a fi«1 m*c ii i|t |i m Iim i in Uiicll v Ml In* f mm! i h.n * I I,, 1 1 of i 11*i*i,.•( I'll ll" Id I ' hl I'HiHl I f' 1 " I ••ll* • . f, 0* 1 . ' . H* o I 11 . »' or 11 •ims 1 >1.•i . i 'h r ♦■t•T in i to! ■'■•a The Choicest of FLORIDA AND WKSTKItN MEATS I *t. *r hi ft f r I I't 11 I. I#» i't 1 $1.00 FltKSM Fit U T S AND YKGKTAHLES t. ' " . ' " I | } ' t ,|11*1 (, 1.1 I , It I,hi ii t if i . k ti *' I .Illicit Y | m ’ « \ » . I l f v H i k l y r t , 1 « •; \ 1 I *• ,f h \t I H n. iy I . i h * it •I I; f ' *' *I FR ESH S P L IT REAS. I , t 1, hi* I. f I 'l i »1>1.1 T ...... I I - . t»r..r » * |ni i.i , J f ' t I I ' .i■r fi 1 • . N 1,f .. *1 l I t*et H, 3 f ll>. 1 J I * r , . • i ' RED K11 >N I1A BEAN S, 1 ! i • ♦. r* 11 .*« .* 'r i tt; -i*l ' 1 *■ -1 1 ' r *. n c • , \ 1 •* M f T '• 1* * I r* » ji i I M f * 1--* i ■ . i ' ! -1*1 •* *- tt I N : ** I I < - .■- i *■ T-i-.- i l l f . l t i- t 1 if i 1 i.i * f Mil 1 ' * II p e r gliit*s d i U 1 . ('aril" " f S a n fo rd '* Reputable l'rofeaaional Men, each „f » horn, in hi* chosen profr^sinn the Herald recommtiids to the people. m Ph B B3 g. T h e r e N u i .. u In the S ou t hwe s t " h e r e the fmnll ,' n t u n e littermarrlei! to sueh tin nd. - ri f ft,itl It Is tiltlli'U 11 for mi oii I nM i i tu m a k e the leu-o eritli-pini nf " r e l ^ h e n wi t hout Hie d a n c e r of ..fTnn.iitig fami l y ,'.,(k uei Hun Wlu h i i iiivf.trtim a t e visitor c omi i i r t n in| on i o - i-,M , n j i r j OMOg t h e posliiiiiNter Mr nodded. “ Il||] Perl; In n i l mr1* nijr sheriff— i'OMi|ilnlni‘<J of rl m r,o l onger a go tbna last week. ' niiIiJ lie, in aurdlng to the I'hl In i|,-l |ihln L e dg e r " 3 oil Nee, |i |Mot, |iIn, more'll n tyj>ek t o - ntr<**it Fiutil. to mt- , . - i-'nmk c m Thr W A SH IN G TO N , Oct. 5. — There w>r,' rumors here today th at Jud ge I‘- P Davis, of West Pnim Dench, iiad been practically selected to fill the place an federal bench of Floridn clouted by tilt- recent not of Congress authorizing an additional judge for Hie Southern District. T h e se rumor* could not he confirmed either nt the White House, department o f ju stice or elsewhere, hut Congressman Will Wood, of Indiatm, who is sponsoring Ju d g e Davis' campaign holds big hopes of success. Mr. Wood said Judge Davis had a c companied his to see the president anil Attorney General Daugherty "Ju d g e Davis," Mr. Wood stated, “ is originally from my congressional district in Indiana. He is n man of the highest type, excellently' fitted judicially for the bench, of a broad an liberal education, and in every way worthy of the position for which the preseident is now considering him. The fact that he w«a not long ago named by a Democratic govern o r of Florida for a responsible position when there were many Democrats who migJit have heen nnmed is the best evidence of the honor and esteem in which he is held by the D em ocrats o f Florida. I know of no o th er man who in my opinion, could so well fill the place on the bench as J u d g e D av is." Continuing Mr. Wood said lip did not know when President Hnrding would make n nomination in the mat 'or but the Ju d g e Davis’ candidacy is being most favorable looked upon In ♦lie president and attorney general Congressman Wood's support o f Jud■i- Davis is i al ulotcii to have <v>n ub-r.'ibV wuii-ht Tampa Tribune CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN M ill. t n'I.H, "1 ot h >1IMM ' •• t H l'o| |,\ IllTII '*' * ................. ' f * "«* SUGAR, lit Ihs. $1.00 I he i •I V * •r i -m Smoked Bacon. Ih. 20c l lGt i i m \in* M. *li , M.--H \\ .1. UI't Irish Pol it tops. Ill Ihs. for 33c i . i to r .t .* ti * 1 j' hi •' mu s **r Brooksltold Balter, II). 15c 1 , \.1 'Hi Pi m i \ \ 11 : n vk i ; h . * i \i . > * Nnt *f ;> TMhi It’ . ' * i 1 * UimI, and lO tu Iv 11it fT1l j - h ' M «■\ |11I i■M1 h t (Ih|Tf i*’II ll, 21-lbs. Pillshury Flour $1.29 l J: it t * ; vs fit*. )* 192 I ■ 12-lbs. Pillshury Flour 09c 2 1- Ihs. Mvtifine Self-Rising Flour 99c ICE CREAM— —NEW PRICKS S 12-lhs. Mvlii’ine Self-Rising Flour 59c Chocolate nnd Ynnilln, 30r per P in t; COr per (Jmirt J! Muxwcl! Horse Coffee, special for Sat. 33c FRUIT CREAM IN SEASON ] Crackers, 10c package for 05c Wc Make Our Own Ire Crcant ^ N-ll). Bucket Snowdrift $1.34 (-11). Bucket Snowdrift 69c Corned Beef Hash, 1-Ih. can 12!/2C THE REXALL STORE J Snnford, Floridn I’hone 325 Corned Beef Hash, 2-lb. can 23c Salad Dressing, Premier, jar ...38c COLD MEDAL FLOUR, 24-lb. hag $1.99 ... 35c ■ Vinegar (bring your jugs), gallon ■ ■ Yellow Yam Potatoes, lb.............................. 04c M ■ Irish Potatoes, 15-lbs. 4fcf i* ■ Is■ Van Camp’s Pork and Beans, No. 2 can ..12c COLORADO IIO N E Y D E W M ELO N S, FA N C Y G RACES. ■ Sweet Pickles, full quart jars, the best, « P E A C H E S , A P P L E S , O RA NG ES, T A N G E R IN E S , P E A R S . ■ ever, per jar 35c ■ ■ B A N A N A S, A LLIG A TO R P E A R S , nntl nil kinds of FR U IT S .4 N Selected Eggs, dozen Ii t * -, ! ■ ' | f i I I • l t I n mi I't '4 1 R. C. B O W E R ;5 S P E C I A L ! ■ _ _ _ ^ N ■ AND V E G E T A B L E S . James Maresco Co. F irst Strect- -Ne\t to I''irst National Bank _ _ _ ^ ^ SPECIALS ON GOVERNMENT C ANNED GOOD'S SATURDAY ONLY Baton, 12-1 h. can $1.89 Cr.-ir.ed Beef, 21-oz. can 28c ^ Phone 481-W. Opposite Ford Service Station n ^ i i i i i i i i i i i i n n a i i i i i i i i M i i n i i i i i i i i i i i i M i i l U - C m I �ed people who want to protect 'tho Fir. • *• Pahllahrd M r r r nffrnaoon r i r f p l Hat 4 * 7 •* tk f llrrmld DnlMlna, 10T Avp^ d a s t a r d , F l a . THE HERALD PRINTING CO. rr n i.in iu :u * n. J . n o t . T V ..... _______ Kdltnr If. J . Itt 1.1* AIt I> ' ....................................... .. 8 . A. X K K I . ___ _ 'Mttrrnl Muimpfr I'honfM1- <|» to IIitMl r M. S 4 « # r t U t n i l u t e s Mailr K mill it till Mo It A UttVlH S I I I I ' F ( Irrulsili.o l l m m i w 1‘ hi . l . r .T.'O-VV n t l r i A »•. In S u b s c r i p t i o n I ' r l r r In A d . n r i r r Ifrar " S l i Hontl.s ' Oh *x iS > I l r l l i r r c . l In t l l j _ I't C a r r i e r IS Cents 1 » '« k his I I Is -|mur VVrrklf l l r r i l l f a t l r r l ? r u i r r i 'o n l n i 'l f l i'inilr ■■4 la publl.hed n r r > Friday. Ad»»r* t b l s f rnfr« »im«Je htmwn on nptillfBtton. Drinurrutlr In politic*. $2.00 per f t « r , Rlwaya In nd»«»trr. ■ B M ltK lt t i i k A s s n e i a t k u I ' l t B s s T h * AMocinini e r * * * la exclualxdly S j “ n .w . , 0<li.hpr. ‘T o ’ a" o r aot other.* IH* credited in llili p»p»r b*r*ln * .....................* pu * All rldto* nf re-nohllcalIon of special dispatches herein . r e also reserved Of flee i It I III V111 III ll.l ll Ml. Phone 14 13« *5i 1-: mm J tV ew SS'v ii-. - '• ul * \ .1 V fo r I,in!er -c W P b rm im m i lfJ , Taxv breakers by disproving of an of ho has been defeated for office a ficer who nhonip a Iniot lugger. Where will retire on J a n u a r y 1 may account f a r e havo noted substantia! Improve lu re growth of S a n fo rd insured th ere If the In w b re a k -1 for the freo expression o f his opln- nient in their respective lines which will hnve to bo m o re ntimulus given is the d ifference? to huskies* throu gh good new spaper lend. ibn*. but during the past few months they credit to prohibition. ■i want lend let them hn-v The report does not miss the f a c t advertising Now is the accepted the people of Duvnl county hnve seen I n- > t- no need t any o fficer g tim. t cut in th e Daily and Weekly i,ii; j mt at a? _ ume oi any place and the factional spirit flame high in the that tin t is a need for improved t*nHe raid at the old rate*. oard of commisioiiers and as a re- forcenicnt That is prubnhly the t d>ln no id til'll■>lil tiiem in do ------o —— -----ilt. mil'ii work has been left undone question A very Inrge and inccrense m en uitv at all times. Mr. J . II. I*in ic r un i*V"< rt on nute tiiat sh’ .uld have been done. ing proportion o f the nation's popuWe lnive a hoard of county com- luthm approves of the benefits so far mobile timing, ei-tn ta t , st it ■• I II” 1 ! u . n * h r t B u r e a u is p u z z l e d *>ver itsiiiuners, a body vested with a u t h - d r i v e d frnm jimhiiiition. Th e re are scientific ;trr Sion * rl. . s ' it. V" ! ft i fiiiK''' n * * kM «»f n a t u r e thp- scu ty t.i iuindte tin* a f f a i r s 'o f the tax many in this group, however, who ,,f Uuf e le c t r i ca l end b a t t e r y " y . i I « » *11 thi* n u n is f u l l i n g in into feet tint! enforcement would be aim- s er v i ce I i . k |i >i a n ! a >< i.o !• !.. . | i anil p o l l o f < nllf' UMIn a n d cay* is '.f Ehivul c omi t y, <iivi*led maj.ei ty fa* lion and a minority piiffed if tin- laws against Inpior were (.r , arc assured geiuiine ‘‘ ! . X I *1?’ . 11, | , , , r l uf ti le COUIltl) HI. Ir) are less drastic Itutterv and ig n itio n rervitt* at o ' 111}.’ tip We l l , if it Mllltlt he o l l e ol t he factum , and the factional lines l ittle is to he f r n m l ' f r o m the out- station. fa ll R\Y liKOTHKlt." "<bd e x t r e m e we would r a t l i e f c t l t i v t ’ * lenrly dnewn. Any private* business If presnl jlrnhibition the water than the drouth although "iSuld go bankrupt ipiiek if this con-, and out "w ets" , h( San fo rd section cun stand either existed The only renson n laws are relaxed it will he because mu tetter than any other part off the county does not go bnnkrupt under m many citizens believe that full en. , inular condition is necause it is al- ■forcem eat of milder laws is bettor Morlil. ________ ___ _______ ways possibly to dig deeper into the than partial enforcement of strict N e w S m y r n a , w h i c h h a s a m u n i c i p a l M'eketbonks of the tax p ay er. The laws That is n question which prob present Imard is all right in its way, ably will not he finally settled with electric |>l«nt. has reduced the ch arge , for lighting service from lfi cents to Ihere s nothing that can be said ag ain - out many more years of legislative 12 ce n ts per kilow att hour, with a , «» the in teg rity of its individual mem- experiment. St. Augustine Record, - o -------------minimum charge of $ 1? per month, a n d , hers, but the predominance of tho j | ---------N o l it t The Pipe Org.. Hnzaur Dec. 1 oh , Optical Parlor AI .I, S( IIOOI |;t it )i ■ • <11001* SI *1*1 •| M *, VN» 01.1) Foil < \ , ' ,I-I* HR * l - E AS K Do N i ) | IIAIICJE 'I'll|; Nj Tom . ru g ' !'*«. ' K 1 s TO '"MILKY'S 1 *V 9U Thu Daily ir mv red fOQj IS c*nt*^ ,.ry s a w ,-^ A re your Bakings A lw ays Uniform? , j le \;pwn s p o r t s th at the people nre l*olitie«l element entirely w aste moThe Kostin I.age Region comes out jubilant t Tampa Times Yus, they Bon ,,nd does not expedite the hand- this week in u special addition that rftto„ cv(.r ling of the people's business . . ............................ combines the booklet recently comIf the ought to be D •» foolish to contend thn^ p u b - , piled by Willis Powell for taike county lowered here vv* will fire off the old he business cannot he tran sacted as and the re g u lar edition of the Lake cannon. _ .e f fic ie n tly as private husines.s Old Region. It makes n n ifty special and i rnteh-n» -c utch emi methods are will bring many people to Lake eoun A CHANGE AT F O R T M Y E R S ' hings of the past. If efficiency can- ty. It takes continoue advertising to ! Watch for the "W o rld 's S e n m is" I not he ha*f in the |ire -senl cornmis- bring in the new peole nnd the Doilv G eorge K. Hosmer, former presithe Daily Herald every *lny. si*mer form, it's time for a ch an g e, nnd W eekly Herald should he sent out ---------- -------------dent of the National Editorial Asto the county m anager plan, to tho j f this county by the thousands evvr t It must get dark (pucker in New soemtion. who rrently sold ins inter i coniinishioiier plan or to mime other week ;*h advertising. Every c o u n t y : York than in San fo rd or else t h e , est in the Urndentown Jo u n in l when plan. Compared to the object In view should have a fund fpr this p u rp o se.' bankers are muddying the water the Jou rn n ! consolidated, has become — service to Hie taxpayers and the The newspapers a r i th** kin*l of ad o-------------interested in the Fort Myers Press, . . . . Morton M i PU,J' ,C g en erally - the plan is second vert isine *hnt bring in the j.eople. 11! Hope the 'G iants or the Y an k s will ' ™ socinting himself with ary.- Jacksonville Journal. is the d v htmpeninits that make the Milford, the editor nml publisher, ns s e ttle the gam e in short order today. ('■al read tig for newcomers or pros George Hosmer | We enn’t hotel hack this* rag *>f free- business manager. c ivc ■..ver; of home? and farm s HOW .MUCH PROHIIHTION? will he an ertpiisitiuii t*i Ft Myers and dom from th*’ renders so long. *i* j g r o .•«. a source of stren g th to The Daily C alifornia, along with a good many Prss heenusc of his wide ex n (' r i*‘nrl> F ifteen inches " f rainfall in South ft„ () hi„ to make friemls. - of the other 17 states of tin- Union, 1' • D. U Hera!*! has rereived fn eim g a liquor issue in the co m ■ in;’, lo o t ;, In*,i-iiU upon the manner Florida during the month of Sept* in | .y.hind S t a r T* •gram tier nhiuvs how min h rain we have ing November election. Both sides in which the World's S e n e * has been really had tin-* Kummer This is t 1ma l e bu sy- the wets making a door-to- h a 1 !'. • ' 'in newspaper. One \ i i l l M Y M A N A f.K R time for the prospective buyers " f door can vass of voters and the cn- gentlemen recently coming here frnm land t*> see whether it is well drained forceftmt faction carryin g on edu- number to live said yesterday or not. The San fo rd section is not Charles A < lark, chairm an of the. * ational work, especially am ong worn- that tin* Daily Herald was ns good s u ffe rin g any county hoard of commissioners, *h*. en voters. ns his home papers published in a cinres that Duval county needs a manThe latter group is making use of city " f fifty thousand people. You Imperial Wizard pro tem < larkr of a g e r, that th*- present rommisstonor a recent report on tile satus o f pro can a ' ways re ly on th*’ H e ra ld to g iv r th* K ii Klox h la n inis been indn ted form i- i luinsV and t m easily swayed hdi fTr*! n American c itiv T h is re- yvui the news regardless o r expenses. b\ a U S. grand jury "ii t|i<- * barge hv pul it ten) lie b e l i e v e s po r t v) i " ws t h a t a r r e s t s f o r d r u t i n k e n factions We believe that nothing is too good < f using the m a i l' i,, ,|, fraud It looks t hri o i fvt mnt ss t oners c mid seive the h e -- and treatm en t for aicd n d ism in foi "i.r reader-* a nd w h e n we ge t o u r like I*i el< ''am **.!' i*"i'ig nfii i th* mi|i ‘i he! |*•* 'h.’l' f ■ r he pci-sent * aliforniii h**\e la-en ri duced to a Me' p m . fit !ht D a i l y H e r a l d will o r . l . ’T . n o el ., ire* r "lio* uitti fraction of their former voltim I,, a ulld" 1 "-d a s any m t h e s t a t e t he nil a i ■J I n .ikui*' i'. ip shi niiiity t m m generally o.i- diminished. In \\ in-ther "tie * ml u i n —. !■ i ' . • I ! lfi, *‘ Vi • o u t - ' " r not > a n F t a i i i i - i " i }., t <. t . * mimher of I h, * ■iti'iiid hu-niess met* are res l hi t •I’l * ’ I.. t to "O’ muni -i might »i'i - i - I"* ,t i I'utges has dropped boll' ll! g Ooi'ly to the rail f o r m o r e ' <o 1, 111 y r i ■it. 1 1 t . I ,ij I l -t t..y Sill ::..i\*ani *iook*o:- "> M? •'•ark' -tahe 'fr.,tn id " IV m I t»lM Id t. in t.uhlt. •• and tunny firms are con \ ’ ,t .1 m e tii I’l I ” > I ■ 1■ . . i' ih I* ’h. ’ i i i ' ’ iii '"till dl'i ’n * rimes of vi'denee have trait.ing for a y e a r ’s advertising m Hu 11 . I I'd . tel - i n. Ilt'l 1* , , I I ’ ’ll llll’.lll Ml"*.til I in* what lie -howii th. g reatest proportional tie- Mo- Ii.nl v and Weekly llen ijd They The very first time you use Calumet your balang will be perfectly raisea, . weet and wholesome. And you can expect un failing uniformity just as long as you continue to use it, because CALL!ME The Economy BAKING POWDER Never varies. The can you buv i iV holds the same quality and Iea\ -.sstrengtii as the first can th;,; , made thirty-five years a^o. In . can the last spoonful is as y the first. T h e r e la n o n u b u tl iu tc fo r Calumet mo ,„K " j u a t ns g o o d . " Its ante ( a to m u ch mi th at o f any o th e r brand A p o u n d ca n o f Calum et n .i 16 ounceg. S o m e baking poa>*/*” in 1 2 o u n ce instead o f 16 oun< B e su re you g e t a p o und u,/**; want it. T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T R « K L V G p o m ; 1 Kanner’s Department Store *.» Hiocks From lliu'li Fricc Phono •")’)!) 15c 39c 35c 35c 98c $8.50-$9.50 $9.00 MEN’S ( iitlslii'li’,* IviIdI*-* 1 Stmkltigs, Hlitck, all -l/**s. I’egiil.tr V'f' value, pair ■ -fill | I , 111.n k V; l i '■H I \\l |a . I ii - I ' « .* 1 1> ,i '"1 .i.o ' • a \\ r SPECIAL OFFERINGS II” ' I'd l i e S ' T g t V\ "I I I lie p.t I p.lll' - \\ i e - T' ■1 1 - w ell m a t h . J pa !• i . 11’. . ,ii . !!..>V. ■>i 11 . i S u i t s , all 11 1 ,p M l . l f a i l t e e i i ! - 1 i a i i I -. I .■ , i ’ - . all B o v s ' Itirn* S e r g e i ‘a p - . «*ath Sateen, lies! quality. Black and White. .'Itkin, wide, yard (luting I'l.uinel, gmul quality, yard All-Wool Flannel. Best <|iiality, Red White, yard White Flannel, good quality, yard Bleached Muslin, gtmd quality, yard 1‘epperill I nhleavJied Muslin, heavy weight, yard Unng C lnlh. van I g*>‘ 'il 1111j a1i 1 \ . ii . i, i r \n n•rM a : 95c 28c 45c 15c 75c 40c 17c 18c 14c 95c 22c ut 1* i n 11 -. whi c h DAI •• S i r Our S l i n k B e f i i r c V mi Itii* 1 k i l 1 h] i h i i t f ,ii h! pitt D or k Diiivl w, l l v p t ' Salad or Berry Bowks l *>iyk*;*, I'lfur c r ys t a l glHsn. mi ' K' ivr tl*'i‘|i s h a pe s , 1 block f o l o m a l \semht \ I mr1 y nine at $1.49 12-qt. W ater Pails i'"t - deep irmtatiiin cut p a t t e r n s , e ach fii. Strong b ai l s , rath - 30c 6 \ 9 Tapestry 95c it e o m p l e t r lint* of S w r e l Mrr D n ilw, Sf t i r l h, r t r \ h Vmi know till and cet-Un Blue Si rge Trousers, all sizes, pair Sweet-Urr Trousers, Striped, all wool worsted, pair Young Men’A 1’rousers. strictly all wool, pair Sweel-Orr Work Bants, medight weight, pair Sweet-Orr Khaki Bants, extra gootl quality, pnir f*-tit- Sc nml os a, ‘. ‘II gtv g,. Aluiiiinhim. Men’s A rm y Shoes, all leather, g u ar anteed. pair Men’s Smoked Klk Shoes, pair i- $6.50 $7.50 $3.95 $2.95 $3.75 $1.35 $1.98 $3.95 * Men’s 18-in. Lace Boots, $8 value, ..$6.50 $27.00 $27.00 pair t............................................. bighly. polishvd u t.*i*le. \ b a i g a h i ’ at . ~ ^ n o descri pt i on' *. Sweet-Orr Blue Bulk a Dots, Railroad Shirts, each . Aluminum IVa Kettles $1.49 Iv iir s 1714s / Sweet-Orr Work Shirts, extra heavy, full cut, Blue ChnmBrny, 9 Heavy Ga l va ni ze d St****l, diuibb* M*;im- hi t tie bft' l l i n e s in i fie ( "K w ak er " sliape, hglit weight, white semi--pureelain, paslef tinted, blue, green, pink and yelltiw, medallinn Border, gold edges and gold striped handle on hollow pieces. Open stock. mi l o i 1 s " i” i , ‘ SPECIAL VALUE IN VELOI W $39.50 *•?*, f !l Hu $3.00 *" $5.00 “Presidential" KMJ-l’ieee Dinner Set IMitm fn itmtrd. M' -n' s . . . ci * i* «”" t " 1 Mi SPECIAL Sheets, 81x90 iii L 1 Kipinciit o f t ten 11 \ at! . * .: ■ t* Saturday and Monday $11.95 59c Wool Serge, gin 1(1 quality, navy hhlt\ yard SaD on. gtiod ijualily, lda* k only, yard Table Damask, gnnd ipmlity, yard r *"i i ■. v4■tf W e hit v i■ ll,i. Hi > fo r wind. H i r - u PIECE GOODS DEPARTMENT Unbleached Muslin, light weight, yard st spe ie i 1ial|v ; i 11 \ W i n d*,1 , - p ' \t i a nu i*111a 111■ . all S u i t s art*' all h i l l * 111 a m i w ell !u it* ire* I. J p a i r * " t p a n ' -. S l a . o t l \ttlm \ i 1 Jm Ha l C h i l d r e n ’s f J i n t r h u m D r c s s t - s . (1 tu l a y e a r o , ? ‘d.Dtl vitltl". emit ha \i j K |A ■ I . i ' ■' ' 11 > ' "* h : h V iilii* k i i n i> , p a i r Bhocc 213-215 Sanford Avenue, Phone 550 FOII THE CHILDREN i I *.‘i Blocks From Hiufh IMire Men’s Blue Serge Suits, all wool, *dzos 40 ( o i l v ouu" Mi nV Suits, all wool, pueB 'adored s:t.M'* $15.00 X // s * �l u i u n i i u i ,, ise b a l l •“ AT-a‘’f j _r», [ef to Hoyt for 11 Singles and Pound Out Victory N IN TH *0TI PITCHES JAM UP BALL AND HOLDS INNING * 3 !trj Rj »S CELERY SEED i Ra *,> fa B5J *a The Chicago Cubs even up the C h i cago series yesterday by defeating the W hite Sn\ in the second game, j ten to three. ---------Mainly because o f some wonderful pitching by liuhe Menton, form er big tongue south paw, the St. Paul club evened up the "little World S e rie s " by defeating Baltim ore yesterday, 2 to 1 I. Only .'ll men fared Benton. Yank.4 up. The Y an k s went out in order in the ninth and added one more y a n k s t o f o u r s c a t t e r e d h it s victory to the G ian ts chances for the series. Ruth grounded out, second to first, Pipp grounded out short to first and It. MeUSel followed Pipp over the some route, No runs, no hits, no errors. |(U* Tbf liKM'llMfi P r f M ) cau g h t by two feel. He went into the p\ YOl.K '»i t. (I.— P ro sp ects fo r bng hLanding up, running into Groh, urJ iratu- of the world’s series try in g to make him drop the ball. Af^ aM^s **ie to‘ 1 The Orlnndo American Legion team Lift line at "> o'clock th is morn- tei a hot exchange of'w ords Umpire j morrow and the gam e will start a t 2 ! will play football will start a t 12 j will play football with the Rollins [Tkt ii-> 1 dawned fair nnd Hildcrhrnnd got between them, separ- P- m - Lensed wire service will be giv- College eleven tomorrow Whut is the t j warn.* ntln g therti before any thing happened. on out a t the same linn* i nthe city m atter with tin- Sanford American Ruth was loudly hissed as lie took his bulilling and the Sanford public Legion g ettin g a giune with the Or is invited. (By I.c.i'i d U ire S e r v ic e ) • lando l.egioriairs position in the field . Score by innings: 'h e thinl g am e of the No runs, no hits, one error d under excellent It H K Sanford P<—t the American I.e G ia n ts up Kelly started this in (mo (ion non 0 i ] gioil worked i fun 1 game lust year with The w eath er is ning well with a HtngJe to short right, Aanks 1)02 iiiuj o i * :i |j | Itollins ami wc believe a gimil liatUe light winds blow* j but wus caught trying to steal second, Giants could he st ii . d with the Orlando, gbt field. The ther- j('u n n in gh am , out, third to first. Karl , d Oh. T h e estim at- Sm ith singled to left, but died on first A M E R IC A N L E A G U E bunch L e t ’s try it, ,-t hr fore th e game ns Scott fanned out. C H A M P IO N S H IP HACK A foothill game of thts nature No runs, two hits, no errors. E C L I P S E D Y E A R S AGO as follows: McCorwould draw a lug crowd and the Am t*ricnn L e g a it 1 oil 1d u* e t h e imo n e y Ihe p la te ; Owens, I N*t l II 7 The Aaftnetulrd l*rr.n) M i - T i l INNING |, w . Kioto, Nation- , W-ar ,,l N E W Y O R K , (let 6. As dose as w r y nicety III 1‘i n b i i n g t h a t ne w n omu Y n n k s up, Three up and three rr ’ 1 .-brand, Am erican | tin- American League championship . hi s t a s i t gg' - " l i o n , ;you k n o w thin: down this time Scban g hits one to I race has been this year between the rt Kelly and was thrown out to I Si ott man AV. hi-ai i u ( * ,»f {)osing Browns a nd as e.piolly ev ‘ it mg as ■hr *■ cen ter and Ilroh itiide a gie.it i ntt it i | | a M l 11 i-n t y .lot .- F m .ion - " i d d -mith and Stilling It Was hist vent b e t we e n the A'ankees -r> of S c o t t's foul it: f |o( 11 i-t I he A*link's Mil r 1 ■ K . r * h a ! nett hei a i o| i'll t l, \ i l a n d Indians. th. dug out c o m p a r e s l o that, of t he N a t i o n a l L e a No runs, no hits, jm ii i o r s . . »t t-r-.lay N AA iitii | S e r R e c e ipt*- i*i gue- uT* th" season of ]'.ills I II - I INNING Giants up Things looked good fm l M l i r r. ■i{ l , i i 'ii,*,;, t. a t e The New Aoik Giants and the Aallks started the G iants in this fram e with tiieir And .•.til r. i r ;1 W• *i -*■r is--* iraini* • htcugo i uii.s lent.shell in a tie, which line by g oing down big end Up but nothing serious de li t thini n <- I n , . 1. , ! " t o t i l e dir a b l e i i the ulewon. aft.** those* two dubs itli two bulls and veloped. Ilaneroft struck out. Groh and tin I’lttshiitg Pirates had enter io|i|ii-r N ill A v . \v ^ •■ri, , h a r i i i e w u t . ait, p i t c h e r t o went out I turd to first Frisch drew '.at In right and a free puss on four wide ones and nf ed 11 ■ i - 1 wc .-V of ' lie i ntnpiiign no \A ill \ Ml • .If I)•i. f o . u i . a l f g a m e mg tin k and neek. That season was •i mid Io 11 r s l . ler "iii- (tall and "U. -trike wu* i ailed -A ■ r j i • i r ? ih p lh.il>' i o i na r ka i d, i in . ll"ls, Ol I, MeU'td he was caught liv in g to h i s t o r v of i. i s e h a l f ■r 11, the first to s11 if SCI Olid A "it , t Ft L'Mni g to wl t ne s i , tli I Nt t 'tui rg was at t he 1 "tie tilting the No runs, no h i t s, no ei n o s f |iri* -Air l if . it v«*l i do t ap on i let "i ci t, New ' uas fielded by ln» .ll'f'l ! Il I s \. fl gt 1 *lula.b-lphia that day and ) 1 i . rs i " i! lltllsS |s|I II S I \ I li INN INt. di fe it eil M ,\t hi w -Oil. l i e . • -i., twirl 1 i 1 i-ig iiy s i n g l i n g ( hi A i. d i mu h i ei) lor Philadelp hia, :i to 2; Pittsburg Yanks- 11 a I lo-'. 1 - - i n ' 1 ■ I ' d with a s i ngl e ■i 1rI the ( u l»s won their gautees and right ' h i • I k n o c k e d i nt o I t v..s foi i I at ........I ' I \|r I auibs give*- o the Giant fell with a thud into third g i o u i n l e d to -.hint D u g a n fl 1 I to Pi pp. IKS WILL BE HOME CLUB TOMORROW ( It ft no erro rs. As Ruth - I l t ssed i ami "lilt t ' h t c a g n a nd P i t t s b u r g m e t in wh a t t h o u g h ' Would g a m e uf (tie . eii. uii. I. play Ullassi l ed Il i o f r a m e that s o id/ii e tit 1 III g ro itided out toll' to --lit I • lit"' ,,., i ! ! M M. -I l ,vh • i i 1 ! 1 n a Il ntiI, ii numirtKrunning • .it it h ti M- lltlli, !; f . |,1> sore S ' I.1 oil s I l '.fill. by > mg •i Went out. pop ,fc!i glcd In left*, Kelly fouled out to mg flew out to cenfind ii ml Cumniighmit went out, secunded out, short to , ond to first. ■ .1 t N o run s, one bit, no e rro rs on e r r o r s . 'title te ll fur a ,, ' u y by t r y i n g l,tllpir jf, ........it at s e e o n d diori to fi rst p i K ehaliee lulling l ‘h r t.. tlii ir tie tin m P»i>p gi i . i i t . i e d ...,i fi r st South's ground- 1'*-«t it out I b ' f: 11 INNING Scott flew out to rounded out, second drew a tick et over > to visit slumberio get ctiught nap- ,4 Yunk> i.p , l i g h t a nd w a s m t Si ; \ KN Ml I NNI NG •" ' I K Meusel .j. . ision whi-reby tut to t hi s - ....... ml t>. |obhi-t and Seining doubled to r i g ht . Meusel slopping on third Miner Sm ith was sent in to pinch hit for Ward nnd struck out Scott spoiled , , , , . their chances by grounding out, short . . . . Di first, runs, two hits, no errors, Ginnts up. The Giants' third run win* made in thts tuning K. Smith grounded out pitcher to first J . Scott grounded out tiiird to f u s t. Bancroft , , „„ , , <lr" w f '»ur wtde ones. 1 hr hit and run " « * «t._wllh Groh up and he singled, B an cro ft going V. third. Frisch sing B>d to right scoring Bancroft. Groh K‘'ing to third. K_ Meusel went out. second to first, McNally playing sec,md 'H Ward's place making n great tDip. One run, two hits, no errors i' 1 |*dt * ‘ 'ii g *1- fie the de tilingIf eitlli i I dm a .i pt II fl d that l" ■ i. n't t . I n ' d> .I I ISf li lt k’i ' i ' out too in eh mlvitih e dope about marked "third g a m e" will ln> aeceptlumiirrtra ■ game ns hi* hopes to spring » Lito today. n surprise when the time comes hut Muny funs purchased tick ets intend* we were aide to "p ick ” out of him the mg to attend Saturday and Sunday's probable line up for the opening game. games nnd should yesterday's tie gnm c This probable line-up is as follows: Is- replayed todny n had ticket liilxup Pope, center 1UI lbs. would resul t , it w a s { mi nt ed out, MrLmilin, !• ft g oild 170 lbs. Every play made yiLt'-rdny counts Flowers, right guard ldO lbs.! in the records and averages of the scAyrocke, left tackle !f>4 lbs. T ie s and the ultimate victor still m u st Alexander, right tueklr I HO lbs win four games the Giants th ree Dultuse, left end Klb lbs. I myre, since they won the first WodStone, right end 160 lbs. nesdny. Mcl,uens, q u arte r hack 120 lbs. ------------------------------Peek, left h alf 160 lbs. Si rout Farm Agency, 11.1 Magnolia U Move, right half lb .7 lbs. Avenue: A pick up for someone, F Move, full back 160 lbs about 10 acres heavy blnck loam, all Average weight lb I lbs. in tillage, perfectly ditched nnd drninThe Sanford High School schedule ed. This dirt would fertilise celery is now being made up nnd we hope to avenue soil, Good five room house, 2 he able, to p u tjish this schedule in a h am s and a number of other outf. w days All the games scheduled buildings, poultry houses, etc., all in will be with good teams ami team s tamable condition. 30 minutes drive to LANDIS DECIDES TODAY IS THIRD GAME OF SERIES IT tin second of t he . . - • . ♦ 1 ! iieuiaed from the offii i st- -Her I inn lies last l o ght Thts s ta tem ent i . ‘III I'M'iii v of of utter Si ' r e l a r i e r BaroW and Ti e r l l e v ,i wi t h " f t he S I ON K'S ( Al\ MS d in di-* i-o ei was hiesigired of ’ in publn i ' * . .. 1 v ! 1- k ■ t hobll rs ! IlSi \ t 0 kel -. .I j 1 i If is ! ■l' I •" I, f ’ e |,.0 Cl HI II !> ! l R AN B E R R I E S L. P. McClILLER A B e a c o n o f S a fe ty a n d S e r v ic e >p w I1< t 11, i , v. ■ i * ♦ t L't =V 1h .i-1 i r hi mg J I *,..*! I A, > a -in lhat Sle dding broadyust its while light of S a fe ty and . OCALA HIGH PLAY HERE TOMORROW AAIK \A II I 111* PI HI I h H E A D AA l it UN Siu VIi r I <. oilug ih' v ay past u.ttiip r . . . j . ,|. ■f-.j i m i; t Iii.- it y 11 . a s a f e h a r b o r iii I II I- u- M 1 iii i n . i n i nf f ai l ure -f i"<ui ti-ul|iie.|]-t - a . mg S \ N | i lit 11 IS It F. A DA n I tn Sanford High School loot »■*>*' toouirow 'ifti-i noon at 1 It) o'clock with Ocala High, id Sanford T h e - gam e will be plavcd on tin- lake front in order that every one will be given a i bailee l •> witness the game. hi itsiili opi um t i f f o Tatty The O ca la H ig h S clu ad First National Bank 1 \ COMMUNITY m U L D K R P I O U S T E R , Pr.gidrnl It I U HI I N Kit, (.a shier has a good New Oakland REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) Chassis .....................................................$ 950.00 Roadster .................................................. 1125.00 T ouring................................................. 1145.00 4-Passenger S p o rt................................ 1325.00 Coupe (Special) ................... 1310.00 Coupe (Standard) ............................. 1610.00 Sedan v......................... 1715.00 <: , f .•V i , • .■ - ....** . _t * . " V * ,. i ,| 4 i -1 A p p l e s , pk. (Ho dild's t, ( { i f fs u v ' l ' V v e r - wi(s m a d e i ;5 Homo-made Boiled Ham i "iiuni- t he < •OiUNisSionei J :t \i Shrimp Salad ( liiuken Salad w..i!d - -. r i n , i i"H;l in ii i "iii|i|i h * " l it i - 1 a 11' I '"day the l Imd game w ith the Nation af leaent ■luh fe, lino ally ' at h*oio ■' if i'< played, tt wn> .>fft. tally in; . w ... .. . i •rA Potato Salad i l l . Th e \a*i >r l aod I ' r r t a i NKAA A ( I R K . Oc t 6. Yesterday's tie g a m e b e t we e n the G i a n t s a nd tin A j ,nkee 1 DELICATESSEN D-ani in tijc field tins season hut so " ■— - ■ . . . has Sanford These two team s are ■■■■■■■■ ■ pu tty wall rnnlchid and n good game * - "Kht here i assured the San fo rd fails. On uc- a "ured ,, about time count of the game being played down J tried and J . Seott, Merkle wus on first when Itridwt-il, town a record breaking foot hull mwd * - ater. Ban croft the Giant hatter, hit n clean liner over it expected. There is no fence mound ■ * let it bourne o ff sei ond base. McCormick scored and the phue they play but the Sanford a Held. ,1. S c o tt goHrtdweli touched first base. ' lut to jiitch er and In t h e midst o ' the pandemonium people m e expected to be th eir w‘ ith J Del .vi rii third an ! Evers, playing secodn base for the their donation of a half dollar in or * tier that the High School hoys cun H : " third to catcher. t ubs, jumped astride that ling nnd Innl and Groh took ---------called for the hull to be thrown to pay (he g u aran tee corning to Ocala J ' v Frisch went o u t! EIG H TH INNING him. When Evers received the ball High without going in the hole The J to center, B a n c r o f t Y an k s up. B aker wan sent in to Mnnnger Frank Chance of Chicago toleiest of the public mid tint wuy.M thiow in, G ro h going pinch hit for Hoyt, but hit along first asserted thnt Merkle wns out f o r ' l *1(,y help financially nt this opening * ■ ab-h. E. Mouse I base line, being put out by Kelly, un failure to touche second base. While W'B have a lot to do with the ■ 1 oial ■uni scored Groh. .assisted. assisted. W Witt itt flew out to center m and id , bedlam bodimn broke loose Umpire O’Day k»nd *'»'«! of ssent-on o t .on the the lads lads will will give give us us ■ agony by g ro u n d in g , Dugan went out, third to first, Groh suspended play and left the field to this year. Come out nnd do your little M ' Meusel nt second, m aking n g reat stop of a hnrd hit ball, think out the problem. *‘it, you II get your m o n e y s worth y h t - . one erro r. jNo runs, no hits, no errors. ' O 'D hJ* returned when most of the * ouch \A tlkenson states that his J In'addition to usual W a rra n ty a written gu aran tee on l G ian ts up. I t looked as if the crowd hnd gone and declared thnt squad will give the Ocaln boys n ■ performance Is given to ench purchaser of the Oakland 6-44. B Til INNING -Ginnts were going to increase thcri M erkle wns out, thus nllifying tlio I°"K h tussle nnd even hinted thnt n ■ fiuth drew down lead in this inning, when Jones, now run thnt McCormick would have scor- Snnfnrd by a good score wns not a m SERVICE ON P R E V IO U S MODELS AS W E L L AS T H E NEW ' in the way of pitching in Hoyt's plact alowed Young r'i|, and ruled thr gam e therefore was thing lo he waived aside without nm J 'n Di gnn had to connect for a single Kelly sm ri a tie, one to one. Then, when the sidi-nitioit But he i* v-erv utixeius to , '1 i" first, \vh«?n ficed nnd Young went to second t'un- season ended m a tie, the [day o f f ‘-et- the San fo rd |>eo|ile turn out and •> " fa fast uiie ninghmn walked, McNally stop|ied wns necessary. bin k these boy s us it makes w ■ A-'"1 « free nde to th in gs with a brilliant catch of E ,, ----------------- ---------even more pleasant when he knowns i'V 5 struck out. Ruth tried to S m i th ’s hit to short right and then AVatch the Daily Herald every day cry one i» with him. In an interview ■ q a NFQ R D F L O R ID A for the latest In nil Sports, local, nat- with AVilkenson this morning it was B 1 ^ risch's fumble of ^ S c o tt fouled out to third. learned that he wna not anxious to M' imT * hjit only to be , tonal and s t i l e . Wo print it first. N o runs, one hit, ho errors. - .cr Post Card* at tile Herald GfTIce. * 4 K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y k thinl tr.s ,,fj* Ni-j I ' i , I\ gall.i ' ■nd. d m i t a N. A . k woo'd w 0 . p( Ol idltlg ’ flat It . Illipll - Il -if P h i l a d e l ph i a tin- Mime day The Cubs defeated the P irates, r> to 2, chciefly mi P ittsb u rg 's own misplnys. That [dared Chicago first. Pittsburg second and New A'ork tlnrd The (iian ts, however, had thii-e games re to a i rung to [day with Boston and, if they won ail of them, their pt in-iit ige would ei|iint that " f t Ii Cubs amt 'b e cam paign would reuilt m a fie New A’ork did win and an extra game Was derided Upto settle the issue, Chicago winning The whole situation, however, had created by nn incident in a game , . . . , , 'b e tw ee n the (limits and l ub* on Sept. 21 in whichc Fred Merkle, the Ginnts' first basem an, pulled whnt has since been regarded as the "hifcgcst Irolie'' play in history. which In the pnrticulnr game in ,, , . . . .. . , , . Merkle erred in the ninth had been ^ ^ wt,rt. nH( Mt.r „ rm|rk wnj, nn thirtl , , „ r all(, . -fea that will assure the public of some Sanford. Price $2,000. $800 cash, balgood ‘games Be sure to come mil to mice to suit. Lot me show you a patch m orrow of cane growing on this place. 162-tic the , ' '■ * gi ' - t tig roi e ’ p I HU " t l l c l 1ti ,ifl 11 **- V BOWLING TKNNIS BOXING CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor &* . GOLF )0T HALL ask I"1’ h a l l \l' SHOOTING ■■■■■■■■■■■■a s im 1 f T i1 � 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/. 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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"> The Sanford Herald</a>, October 06, 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">The Sanford Herald</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/268683700127eaf7c433484f9ed1831c.pdf 19113d63fdfd2d69004135f2047dcf55 PDF Text Text I o . J WBMjB*** -W, » SANFOO city Substantial’ il P SANFORD ‘T h e C i t y S u b s t a n t i a l ” IN THK HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION V O l - t ' M K HI- S A N T O R I), I'l.O ltlD A , S A T U R D A Y .O C T O B E R 7 . I «>22 N l !M B E R 166 MOHAMMED VI QUITS JOB LOSSES IN FOREST FIRES AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ABOUT ELEVEN THIS MORN WILL TOTAL !IN MILLIONS, „ ACCORDING TO RUSSIANS . “ OUT FORTY ARE KILLED! SHIPS MUST ALL BE DRY WHO SEEM TO BE IN DIRECT CONNECTION Between 150 and 200 Farms are Burned Out—One Family of Ten Died When Cellar Caved In WITH HEADS OK TURKISH AFFAIRS— GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE AGREE ,, Di r Th r A asm'll, t rd I’ rrssi N O i m i B A Y . 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I s m e t P a s h a , lit** T u r k i s h N a t i**i .i i o p r e s e n L a t i v e in M u d i n n i a . d e f i n i t e l y r e j e c t e d v e s t e r d a v at'. . ti t h e a l l i e d p r o t o c a l f o r t h e o c c u p a t i o n o f T h r a c e i>\ t h e 1.in •* In d t r o o p s . He a lso d eclined th e e s t a b l i s h m e n t o f allied fni ' • o i n m t s s i o n s in T h r a c e . ' Th e T u r k i s h d e m a n d w a s f o r iniItaly has nil ■ • o i c i i p a t i o n o f T h r a c e w i t h o u t f o r e i g n c o n t r o l . hi i . . • • e n e r a l M o m h e l l i , i t s r e p r e s e n t a t i v e a t t h e M u d i n n i a e o nfern i • to s u p p o r t t h e ' T u r k i s h c l a i m s . i i, t 7 M I’.ilil I*. t lie t . i of f o r e i g n a f f a i r s , la*t " n i l I ’i ..liner I ’inn, in •* t ha t • 11 i|. t loll* t,. i . ........ 1" i 'I, -pat. h mg «,f • . n <t I l,i ,t< •• MEXICAN REBELS ARE REPULSED BY ENCOBAR l - " N | i o \ , (Jet. 7 .— Dispatches reHA I TI .K F O C C I I T IN M M l ' N T \ INS tr.*. ' ’ mght give an even graver ME Ml It A N't Ml; REItEI.S »M'* ' ih. Near Eastern situation \ R K It HI' I I S KM th... ■ t earlier in the day The k. a insisting on the right to Illy Thr \aanrlnlrd I'rraa I tl. El l ’ \S«>, I'. v . f»ct 7 . l oyal ,i* ' upiitu.n of Eastern i ha*e given the allies a Meviom troops led I * Id Herat I in o • I ii mg last r s e m n g Th. I if took a I»t'.d . "i itim • oiioMandeit ' ■ t ■*• d t o a, . • p t 1h e t>l o ly l.eneial M ifg ita in tin- mountains • d o n upatl .il k o f T h r a c e ol Durango and in I lie l.ntlle i IihT l , ofi trol , a n d a p p a r e n t l y followed t ompl . tely routed the insur ! i ted in this stand hy the gents, killing Colonel S a i m a a anil >o rapturing (JelierI Italian governments. t wenty two reln-l I ' • g seems now to depend on ul Salinas Ik, 1 alnnet reply to the report ------------------ul •I (ieueral l lurington, '1 \Yt>|{ ME II XSTINtiS \ t OVpl RRl l W <S t N |l \ V l .il J ll p in I> ■ . 1 • . i i |l , ■ I i ■ lion.,| I .Igi- I 1. uukii,.** n l l . 1 . .1 f ., I , i 1• ' ' • « 1 « •(« Ii ’• ! ! ' Ito N \ R I \W W III) Wi ll | W II II MR \ W I ROM RUIN K I* N I ESS I R \Nl I. I || \N(,KN Ih, . . . k • : • 1 1.1 * t I ■ fi. • . n t r •* . . *' » *i • ! ,. • i* l« »«t m 1 v Ill.OOH AND SAND A T I’ BIN' CKSS I '>o n , mu. ■ | n itl. t n t ** 11 1 ii a •* |; 111,. |. ... • || k . • in. - inf.. ,.in *. d a 11» i Ui ay in the Near East. . W K I .I. A D V E R T I S E D I' II, ri,don manager of the 1'iin lad ie* e* in iul*ertising and when I., gel* a lag pi, tin. In a - after puldn it* in t * . n g l i f way and that light way i- tiii.iiigit the i . . * - p a p >X. -I. t. lu* and today In ha* Blood and Sand at the princes* ..lid h. had printed and dlst ril.ut ,*d through are Oaily Herald a four page illustrated edition telling all almnt the lag pi. turv and giving half tone pic lures of all the principals and tin, scenes This *vas one o f the biggest adverti si ng scle mes put "If hy a mo Moil picture house anywhere and shows that .Mr. Herndon believes in advertising, that advertising pays and that !:■ intend., not only to g,. the best pictures hut he intends to let the pub Ii, know when he hu» these pictures. The pictures and the advertising cost money hut the princess will have them. Kodidph Valentino is in the principal role in this picture nt the Princess tonight ii . •-*» Theiitl, i h i m m . , i i | . „ , hl i *1 11 •. l>y d i r o c - hat c, a I i * a I I eh I - u . i "t *»l I " . *. hi' h ••| .1 i|| 1*'"| | »•*1)•l>11lot . -Ii p..| **ci> a i i e - l . ,| n I ’n il <>*. i . 1 1 . . • 11 d• 1 ' u * ■: I tf - ,f t r " ' f . 4 • I* f*( ..nler w hi ch a p p l i e s o oh ■ f fe, 1 1* e on ' I ' ■ g ' I oi l- lipVtin i .. a-. |„. 11 - 11 * IIINi . 11 iN 11,1 , \d *,•*v " O i l , .,1 and l oi ei gn owned, ■ i. I’r-'hil.it, ,j 11,. iii having Inpior on \ m e t i . a ' t/-» i .p.mll wa t er s '*• ............ . 1 1" . .............. . i he prohibi‘ • i -on. i dun nt | i|, . . ef, .reem,'nt a. I h.,l..|,,|d. .,i \ . - i . . , l a * In the Me t’ ■ 1 "o '.I ! 1.1-1.,*. Moreover, ' the I t fOlspol f a t loll Ol sgle of llllotli anta ' ,,M »e ai i ,,ft , hi i . *. . ,p. rated * 1 h- III I., ,t|h 1 ll, d •*. \ I.nn V alt.I r.4 il I* lllefl **ll; prol' .* I 111 .Id. I I li'.'.gh ' •. g . : a. t ,, 'h I,in ,*• i Iliad, l>* a group It., nil I V It I. . 1 ..I Ih. ig* lil* ,n Elorida, .‘J '•"* : an t. i ilt , . i tal watei* are con-iMi. d to tn, hide tho»i not only wi t h in the three mile limit of continental I titled ' 'tale*. Iml ill-*, those within th. -am. limit of tin Philippines, the Hawaii.in 1 '.'and-. P*•11-. Rn o the VirI. ’ I . a n d ii"! V a * k a Tile law 1 ' ' ' .'PI' * ' Pa* a in i i anal loan I'n 1 U , . •i r tt Ml ,l Il 1' .le|,urlmcnt K ;|, j .. .. .,|,onrd 1 I. i I a 11, r i .. pit* „ t e ......... .. t ■ 1' , i inmiediatev niericnn 1 ., .» \ ‘ , '* I■ 11 *. i I'll. , . » - t . ,* . • I ml 1C il e ' . Mi l , . . - ,* I. *' " ' ' i p - i J...V • ' <«• -.1* 1 U\ t i • t. I V.1 ■ i* r.„•*... Ill I'll f. Nl" • 11. • i \ a ' ! V\ ti >» o| ,|, | -i... ,i t w , .,!' * L« I.. I lie I r e .,''. i i j I,. ■ -t . • .'"ll. i- -pi ! f 1, 1, 11* e x - • nipt. •! '■ * tin -tatIII. it*. If >o lai a- \ men, an ships are con cerned. I he sale or transportation o f liipiof will cease at once, as soon as l la.-.i * es-e|s reach their home porta. .In the a-. ■( foreign *hi|.-, the older •Itlr* i. i. • »iif j \ i a> si miii n« the xni»! I'«*t "tiic t!• • ** :11 V t • I • '■ ■ '*'■ * an '.repared ••*i*l ;•»•*t**•j I .*f d I * th •• I »i*asui \ I >t*i»n nt * * i IlH ' " I' e* t ' filial ti)'i *1 tn»n.)t n , ..i <'■ . ai p.. i l n a ,.l the • nt« »ti an i|r\ iaw - t . foreign -hips ** ...... t he y ex pet l t o h i n d in j a i l w i t h i n t h e next couple of hours. N o t l o l l h l e wn e x p e r i e n c e d by t h e M - l VI Y E KHKR \TIO.N Ol \MlM ' f l i e r s in tnl n e t h e * i \ n ie n i n t o M K \ " S ( I I B S P I I S ON | | O M E , i *fod* , l 1 . H o * w e i . i '. p a | , d D E M O N ST R V I M i n W E E K f o| .1 gil* ' . . d t i e . III..I th. In. ., ..light *h.,**ti fi gh t In tin mod. I h.iii,. .,». P a r k a,** Mel . i t I* ■ I I m n - w. i - . l i lt ed t o , 'I I..* *. . • * tllilk, III-' by s,,rr ende r f , m , r».r v*«»rinird i ' m . i I- i l . n p gi m i al p i o h i l n t ion 1 N l o N M H V N . I’<r. i m . I ii I I a m |'.a * h ' i f f I; 11 S u n k t . ' t i . i m - . i l f i o i i i \ t.. I ?. •* It.iii.ii I n . m,.*t ...........- dynamiting j n < «nnePn . 1 l e d l i e . m a - , of t h. i h ' l l l i i s Na t go*ernineiit'a ' d i e »"k'- strike regmn m >«*ern ui holding the Utili*h i i nial I h l e c l n p A g e n c y , o f T a m p a a nd month* ocriirreil thi* morning when attitude in the Near Ea-l ern . ri*i*. W til W lute ui " f T h o m a s ' in. n t In pil i n 111 hi. h i gl*. I I Ot|*p|. '.oils 11 1 | l>| |, It* t i n IT h e a . \ h l a s t •» , It* I d , Ra.le it tid Ita -s •.in t ** -I i 1 -Ii i • i r Hu. ,i i 'l , .| - I loll, 1*1. ifi ' ' *‘ iv " f fit ia I • ill mi vt« r • i.. « r• • . | I,. > I I «•»I|• »*• • r ul )Mj Thr \aa«M-lnl«d I'rraa l i O org I «>\l m i\ n. t ; \ . n - i t i' . n h a * agelil. ii all I .on-lot, ii. ** - (>n| „■i nielli is ** i,|. I* hel.l I.. I,, OI> I hr \ ••■ ■ rlnlrit I'rraa | " v ’ HI S ' . ION, II, , Master* '‘ •upping I .'.ml *....... |. *«• i.rilered ! •»• • ' • f ft I Ml* " Ii . . , 1 i l l. •' • Wi d •'> U rfldf * I- • • f •d 1,. l*i u \ a n t vii11it* iiu.ii Ma>«<1111o .* ll n n d d••si r • Ill)' TippU* an. l d> mo l 1*1.1.1 |||) d ......... ixh. ,1 f he fill h«M|S) in... I,- t • • i ♦ f »|*« n t I n l i mn x t M. d..* V) •ll* in >i. tin ■»: i m r: Tlir .. . . . l , r r Ht»rial R i g h t s W i l l B e . Mai ntam ed m I oretgn and A m e r i n i n Ship** r.'in On - |i|a, e 11. . i t i - ■', »I • (t 1• i. * . '• DYNAMITE IN A SENSATION ( OAL MINE STOPS IS CAUSED ITS OPERATION IN ENGLAND . > . ■ ,* t ' \\ AS III II \\ K l i l ' K N EI I M t i M t VV W i l l i MIN UNION MEN '.II a g e l i l , w h o « r. i . -d.i> 11 1g h I * In,I, • * " l u l l » i'll t., i .i i . n.I Mm. m l Wafer*., . '.It \ l . el i mt *. 4 l \ c r I . r a x e d W i n P.\ \ In! llddltl.'Ilili I SERIES •ei Pa *-. C l \ N T S >■ -!« o l i n in -• i . I- •>, in I lie . i . l i r t h . i m e *.|iih! c f o r ,1‘ ,n " I t h e |•I - 1■ I,■ i t I,, r e m o v e a n d P : 1 * \ l M l.N. t h ' t . i. l/II I f l l L L l l u I PRO. OFFICERS REGARDING SHIPS I'MtIS. Oct. 7.— (ir en t Britain and Era nor. rep re se n te d by w e r e k i l l e d w h e n t h e s t o r m t e l l u r c a v e d in S ec r et ar y Clinton and IVemier Boi n n uv have ag r ee d in '• t h a t t h e t r o o p s o f t h e T u r k i s h N a t i o n a l s s h a l l I*1 ■ mi tipy T h r a c e o n l y a f t e r c o n c l u s i o n o f p e a c e t r e a t v ed '• ATTORNEY GENT. HANDS D O W N DECISION ON T H E LIQ U O R Q U ESTIO N . i ’ ih. oncniience* that I • . 1. <" I \ I I t.i* '. ifpi t.* I'. I I I • ., pi ld> - V. at. I i ol I 1 th. d a l 'i ..f 1 1. , i . ,,l- .1 G. I * p. 11 . I hat t ■ i nil i..w ii I In in ,t a , , i" a n ill i i r i a n c r i l h o u * e **,, iiii . | i w a l k \g. lit H a t r i - and Deputy i'ren in . - a day unm- i c* a i ily In ti n* mo d -haw Weie stint fi mi allll.lish late entering Amer ican ports was foreseen . h . use wii. I.■ s h o w n not only t h e W .-.Ini s.lay night, while at.., < ui Id I * both At to rne y ( .eneral Daughert y id.-al a r r a n g e m e n t <>f f u r n i t u r e l>ut all m | | | tut of Made I dv. Their hndie* arul ( hairmati l.asker of the Shipping L .'o r snvng d y n e s such a pres su re Mr Daugherty said he had **« re rc|Hirted to have been found by I'oard. , • 'Ki t s , f i r e l e s * c o o k e r s , v a c l i u m , all all, ady been advised that a case wan Paul (Ivertstreef ai"l .tie ol in* l.|.,th • t r i c a l dev i i's a n d e v e r y t h i n g will about to lafiled which would bring er*. Ill'll i (lie Sturkie d o k f.nni. I ‘j r a n g e d a c c o r d i n g t o t h e b e s t mi th. issue to ttie supreme court -I it I t o |.e a n x i o u s l y a w a i t M I K S IN I I O S I ’I T A I about I It o .To, k \\ i*di . da * l ight l ' . Mi l es oil h o m e d e c o r a t i o n • hau ui.in I iiskcr was of the opinion .•ituiopie It in ex pec t ed . --------I he I**'* offi cewe n known to ,, c v e i y .a ,, * siting this home will i■, • hat the first move of foreign lines l i t mgt.in would ask of the ( , , r Tl,r Assorlufra i*rv«.i have left Made L'ity, planning to l l A S T I N f J S , ( ht . 7 !•' i.. Brown, In' given a f*...... ham e on the set of 1 im v-i/ulil be t,, seek an injunction of the ' * tension of the time l i m i t _ search the xto. k farm for illicit lap. mayor o f Hastings, died Inte Ert t , t glass goblets The lucky nutiigovernment front enforcing the law. d a . ii of Thr ac e until t o or operators It has not licca d. ter da* afternoon at F la g l e r Hospital, n., I* will lie drawn Saturday and the He said It w.i* r e a s o n a b l e t „ supposo — ' hoped to he in possession mined a* yet. whether they had exi JNl. Augustine. Mayor Brown a resi «if i l ' "llher piddisl'ed for I.ne week 111 the tl.ai the courts would grant such an • ininent's instr uct io ns. In ' t t . ' d their search warrant and were dent of Hastmgnfnr tweny years, S I'onl Herald ,lu*t *o von have Ik. i, 1 " <«eneral l l a r i n g M i n ha d eii mute home when they were slain, injonc11,,.| witii n result that foreign *• It’ ll the h,»"»c once you will have I coining here from Ohio Interment he dh the other allied repreor w hot hr r they were enroute t o the t*h p* would continue to arrive* with Sunday or Moiuiny at St. Augustine. your chance on the p u r e and need Ul 'j,' • a . k lo Mudianu in the The men were in a Kurd u r . Iniuor on hoard,, until there was a hi,;,, n.d he present *vhn the drawi ng takes farm •'••wing the conference. with Waters driving. The assailants final decision hy the supreme court. place. A G K N T I N K F O l ’ It M R O U S O N E Th. 1 he attorney general said his depart' 'toit M Franklin-Bouillon, Ik. | Every afternoon a hostess will he Hailants shrdlu ctnniu shrdlu uii mm l. envoy, again hns nrrome fatal " ’ " ’ t ‘ « operate in every, e i f o r t MKAMOWUROOK t ’ l.Ult. West u* charge to explain various things w r r, ‘ " " r t m v , h‘*'» wh" n tfl P»iu. ,| • reneh delegates to MudiWaters was t0 tX,H,',inc a ruli" « *»y the supreme shots were fired that In torlny’s ssue o f the Herald you | of interest and all are invited to have bury. N. Y., Oct. 7 .— The Ar gent ina •ha, is court. mterpreted in official circles will see the announcement of the ll n i p of ten with the committee before powder burned Inmpn Times Federation Four polo team slowed up h»te „ Publivation of tho opinion o f tho i.u.i s i g n , a s h e in r e g a r d e d i U sufficiently yest er day to permit n Bell Ca fe and they hnvc something leaving. Department o f Justice followed a ' J? the views o f Mus Up h n This is pnrt o f a National C a m makeshift lineup in the Mcadowbrook fine to o f f er the public fn the wa y fcfniu p . c. ... . . . . . * W bite House conference to which * 7 ' ' ' ' h" the Turkish Nntiunnlist Hard color* to win the first game of tho in of a cafe. The bell C a fe hns been paign- fostered by President Pruaident Har di ng summoned .Mr. ina.e' U‘th,,UKht U iM not known def- ternational, 7 to l. The Americans undergoing extensive repairs and has ing to stimulate interest in the latest a, c Da ugher t y. S o c r e U r y Hughes. S w r e ', **bet her the French g ov em been entirely remodeled, Mr. Carnalabor saving devices in the home. need another victory Saturday to e s i V l U r d e r o t F i a n c e t ury Mellon and Chai rman Lasker. tj|U(, - - " V backing him in his ntsion the Mnnnger says that he will do tablish defi ni t el y their superiority. \ arious phases, o f thu situation were his very best to g i v e the people tho E N D U R A N C E RE CO RD S ------------ o-----------• , Death of Freeport School Teacher:<H*cusse«l, including the possible rc1‘ fcmii11 l,u'n,,*inie, the British are asbest of foods nnd dishes nt popular FOR AVI ATI ON PO PE TEI.EOKAPHH Will Be Avenged suits of enforcement upon the intcrprices that will please all. Th e “C a fe '•Ui.l T ' ' ,ronK forrc". hath naval A R E SMASHED G R E E C E AND T U R K E Y — ----natlonar-relations of the United in tht* (?bnnnk rv^ion of is sanit ary in every wa y as they have 1A*i;,it, ' T O P R E S E R V E P E A C E lUrkey • (Hf The A amrln fed |*re««| Stilt) h. everythi ng pure white nnd it is open t H f The iaa t^ in irtf I'rraa i », M I NK O L N V . Od 7 William S A N niEfJO, Oct 7 Ml ii v i nt mn High administration official* ex' form'd report reached I for .your inspection nt nil times Bi ly.. . 4II x The A n » f l « l f 4 I’ rraa I . M ( reiisv. of Fort I human, Kv , who i.|„n,...t tl, .. . . ' •"l i . y M lftt | Trot i k y , , . • ' piainerl IHei.- V .1* ll,. course for tho e been smashed ROME, ( h t . 7. Pope Pius t h r o ug h *ur,. nn,| ,.all a round M > see this cafe ' ' " ‘lurtinre records hnv th. ;• **ns r nnvicted last Tuesday of the ,.Xee„l,v.. I.r ..., I, r McCr . ady ___, minister, had reached ardinnl (intj|mrri has telegraphed , u , r . . . . x ,,u bran, h ,.f th,. government * il is n rre.lil to Sanford, located in In l.ieutennnts, John A '.i'. of h.s former fiance, Edith except to enforce the law us interI’nshn and t|.,. renter of the city. They have a ^ k’ elley of I oiled States murder < >inicn, supposedly on Ixith Mustapha Keinal • Xngi.r,, Ki ng George of Greece, ucking t h e m , Special dinner to o f f er you at u price ,,rm>’ > w ^° «•iif)>t thirty o'clock had l a v o y . a f r e e p i u , sch.s.l teacher was p. vted by th, legal department. The ^ baser! upon recent to t|o ev ery t hi ng possible to avoid re- that can not be beat. T r y one of t h e l *"‘rn I" nionn|tlane T 2 for 2(1 sentenced , , .today | by Judge Smi th to interpretation ............... Creasy Sentenced To Death in Chair Ma!U\ S,KCil11 1>ance ' as,n " tonight. nt sumption o f hostilities. He also a s k - . f j nP Sunday dinners and he convi nced. ! Lake ed near eastern governments, In --------------------------, rl 1 ' 1()6-1 tc which Vatican has diplomatic reproThe world at your door every even- '. Xr» - Herald Want Ad today. ^fntatlvea, to use their influence t o | your friend*. prevent war. I f you don't ! i k j It tell minutes. I he previous re . , ' * ** 1 >n,r "l t .* 2r* hours, iiiinut?*, ,T.r» »*-*<'• i v e n l L ^ t i t h 1 ' Ur' nK "* ° f N° _ ____ The- Dai lv Herald « „. . .! im™ V v ___ ^1*. t , . . deeision.s of (lie supreme j.x>urt ia n '*4<“ ' involving the authority of .the United St ates to interfere with t.tho l ru n^*ir " c »rK° of liquor from pno i■3 �_ .. -•... . . *•> B*, 1 KjMrr *- * T.t *^ r^Ff n ® PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1922 i FOIt R A L E — House of eight rooms, *■ i 817 W e s t Firat atrect, fivo he<l *J rooms, kitchen, dini ng nnd » Bi l li ng 5 *® room, hath nnd toilet. Wa t er oh- *» titined from fine f l o w i ng well, tiuf- M *ftcient for nil purposes nt nil times. fc» t* ta M i thereby saving w a t e r rent. Sidewalk --------in front of house, all paid for. No Yes. it was ninet.e in the shade yes incumberance a g a i n s t this property, terday Price fb, 000 .0 0 ; $.1 ,000.00 cash, 1ml, arne in yearl y p a ymen t s of $500 .00 . This is bargain day in e v e r y issue Address " B a r g a i n , " cure of Herald. «>f the Daily Herald. You will save l(30- 2 tc money. CLASSIFIED ADS ClMuMlrd Ada ir a line. No ad taken for lean than 15c. and pnaitlrely no claaaifiad adr charged to anyone. Caah munt accompany all ordera. Coant fire worda to a Una and remit accordingly. l i t ■m ■ 1 l l l i l i •: ti SILi *«»ry y /■.' I'VRi » ' h '« L fll ■ >;• fti 5 I • m :. •r ' k i * ,v r <■. LOCALS » D 4 FOR RENT 4 I). CL W a g n e r of Ki ss i mmee was in F OR R E N T Furnished housekeep- ,ht> city rn,,in* on hi" iiig rooms, first floor, 314 East r "*n< *' Fi ft h street. 104 -3 tp • • ** ■ — --------------------------------- -------- - rr. ...— 7. . — — n------ ;— :-------------------And nl (bat the Giants and Yanks F O R S A L E — Oldsmobilo six, perfect | F O R R K N T - h urn.ahed apartments. tjc(, up nnt) k , tho ||erald back for condition, only $276 . Sec Gr ow nt Fernald Apa rt ment s , 305 East 1st „ „ ho,|r w h „ e th . <ircid(H, whcthl,r it B. <*fc O. ~ Garnge. ~ 162 -tfc ISt. 164 -tfc was dayl ight or dnrk. F O R S A L E — Furni tur e und complete ’ F OR R E N T — Furni shed bed room and furnishing, clean and in good conkitchenette. 30 tJ Elm. |f>l-3 tp William Gillen was operat ed upon dition for !• room house close in, alYift R E N T — Furnished 3-room flat, at the Fernald Laughton hospital this bar gai n, rent reasonable. Address " A . to party without children. 312 Oak morning nnd the opt-ration was sue J. " care Sa nf or d Herald. 164 -2 tp Av e , 163 -3 t |>1cessful nnd he is recovering. FOR SALE vSSI B t v e? i v j j j l I . .. / - .V •*, h k - -• .*.j . 0 ( h](e]D[pIIr][D00[1][1][s ( l U a ----- T 0 N I G H T— S Rodolph Valentino I . H N H I I N I i m u U I U H m . . •; . / . P A Y u i u . . . Y O U R SE L F I ^ I R ^ p* Wc pay 4% Interest on Saving, Accountj — IN— E R E M E M B E R , a p a tch “BLOOD AND SAND” a n d m o n e y - i n y o u r p o c k e t ' i - ' i , ’^ •’ a n d m o r e c r e d ita b le , th a n a v u’nt you r back, and no m onov on '; o ff. Here’s the screen’s sensation of the season. Valentino as the hot blooded toreador, the lashing idol of Spain, hero of many loves, in a story by Blasro Ibanez the author of “The Four Horsemen” with LILA LEE and NITA NALDI. T he • Calendar " ' a k e . it -s ^V i1_ 1 Savings mm KM S ® l]D 0 ® m [N ][c M H ® <>n v Helps Keep Away the \Vrn t B F O R S A L E — Good cel ery land, $100 F O R R E N T — Furni shed room, 1011, . Oak -L. Go to-Tho Ci t -y Hal -l t...... omo r r ow per acre. E. F . l*nnc. MVI-Itp . mn avenue. utvuuu . Phone , au,uv 283 ta,i-i,. i101-fitc u i -u w , ........ —— and , , ,*, , - *, 1 ■ — ——-— ——- irc't i|ii* returns fmni tho WnrlH'i it fl n pinno, cull Tor n K i l l S A L E - N e j v Bungalow. E. F.• F O R R E N T -Three furnished housem ,he ' Vorl<,* ‘ S ' r 1 ies in the Dnily Herald e v e r y after- h K R V I C L T R A N S F E R , Lane. 104 -4 tp keeping rooms. Phone 348 -W. noon. Just like you get it in all the big Thr.-F ri. -Sat-tfc lfil-Ctp f*OR S A L E — i'tOO cnah nnd monthly city dailies. ■ ■ —■ ----- payment s like rent, will huy an nl- FOR RENT — T w o apartments, ne^Second sheclu, SVjx H, only mosl new house of 4 rooms and hath. and up-to-date; well f u r n i s h e d . STRENGTH Ed Te r wi l le g e r and force ot men 50c per 1,000, while they last, at I" ; ° 7 nc,r 1 . , . . , - ... .h,. u , ™ . , , „ m r r , h. , l u - m i d o r a « . tf ■■ ■ nirr.a I ,. , , , , p r o l l K E N T — lloomfl and kiu-henotta .v.'.-k putti ng in th.* I.ik concrete ed soon, l or f ur t he r i nformation ad............................... ................. .1..................., ____ .■ ..................... dress '‘ House " care o f Herald lfi3-lt,,i " Shir,py A pa rt me n t s oppos.te p..st for the new web press that will be .in Ar e you mov i ng ? Call 408 , f o r n j The Seminole County BaJ r a r W r - F i c e - room T o n , ______________ « '" ™ SKI,VICE TRANSFER. well located, e a s y terms, price $2 ,- M ’ K HKN’ 1 RftO.Ort A |* Connelly & Sons apartments. Smi th, corner Third .St II’, I..*tc Palmetto ... Ave. lfi3-tfv and ....................... F OR Q U I C K S A L E Dining chairs , ‘° U , {KNT N’ , w f ' v » stouts marble counter tops uni " " _ u ' ^ l*'* 'f ■ •*•* ' ' '"••oili other dining room furniture, cheap fur cash \pp|y M.u.tg. r als.. ' * 1 ' ' ' ' A ‘ ' 1” Hell ^‘ ' 1- l.l Nl l o u r i . . , iu ■ ..tt.ie. \| Han-on Shi.. Repairer. In , Jlp it’.L* dt- C a f e. FOR SALE V e r y desirable lot on Good pr; o for ■■ v\ \ N f M i quick sal e. - Geo. W Knight. FiS-tf. West First street. W A N TEh , , " n 1 ' " rg''* the ( hambei* of < »mdinner tonight nt the Hotel .................... ...................................... " ” : h ! " V, 0r k- ? W T y ’' UM r;.s. man in the count y is extu-. t.,! (( |li(.,. Thr . -Fr i . -Snt - tf c ---------------------------- - PROGRESS- THE HERALD DOES RUSH J O R l S l NOTICE TO FARMERS I will endeavor r(l|| n!1 t |„. f ar me rs of Seminole ■ "iinty It will be impossible to sec D‘- 01 all at once but will do so na soon " 11 Mor gan and baby are as I c.in. 1 am now equipped to t ake •be g ' n s t s of Mry. H a r r y Wil 'erti l lzer samples and anyone wi shing M,(l today The Morgans have been ' heir fertilizer sampled call phone 15 1 J I [ C l Extra sab s ladies at Km M!‘ V‘ *»«•* will ' « '• move hack to Sanf ord ns soon ns their Benjamin Wh i tn er It.! -2t p . Co u nt y A g e n t FOR S \F.K— Ford Sedan. 1‘*1*1 \ NTI I' I am no 11 sitb nut".no »'• w h.«m. on P ar k avenue is finish. >1. engine. S200 eash balance at ! l.-s i,, i|e|iv I .. -pr ialty to lller $25 per month. Address *‘1!»2I" ' .'it and oil st-.tions. ? in . to «: in < W '/.antig of the C W / a r i n g Household goods? Moving them is Late Model in Excellent < limit 11 01 '■ of ta. ks..|.vith „„, | Satifot'l •l ienee with us QUICK SERrare of Herald, for parlieulars. ' 1 * v Mcht tin .it 1 ml • th, ..t% .»,|av looking ova. ' h. E TRANSFER. 1 Ou t 1 1. ■» • • r \ : i-. ' a •>( on,1 1 ' • -• 1 1-. .-• I husiiu-ss and ti >. Tin Fri. Sat tfc . • - • . !l •. l: ... f, ... si\ n i i t . i t s \ v , s n : \ u ' i i i;\ •, ' l. " g w it I h.s I'l.ariv friends Mr * ~ _ ------•it S ,'ei \ t . 1 it; I' ant - 11 - h > r* ;,i r u • . i < | 110 ' • ................ \ lu. og. v ,, r , 1 \ I TEN I IMS. E N D . HI'S T E M P I M! SANFORD. FLORID \ ’ I I I 1 *<'! r* 11 -.o it 1 1 •!. • m 1 . 1 1 • nl m it h« i • ♦ *1 .," l► 1 ,• 1 •. n.l\ , ... Ifl^r . #\ Distributors for Htipmnhile and I.« \ 1 , ,rs K'. '-i 1. \ . 1 : m| : ' ' ' •' ' ' I' ""in 1 cot 1 " i . i , ... , , \ re.'oti. regular con vocal ion of T a y lo r e • "o ' !>!i. ! < 1 l.uiiatidery will tie held Fri day <v I1 1 1 ’ ’ • * •!I fi!, .irt, mi , 11. t.."l o ff , I ’ M •otig. <•> tuber fith at 7.30 o'clock \ in onp..y mg pro • W M I C s sp K tlvl tiFFKIM Nt.s \ N I I H S. 1 • ml haii.l tv h.iuids I I1 a tt .!).lance is desiieil; vi sit i ng Si r I- t • 'I .t. « itv II" i-e. 1 Mvr A (iO O I) U S E D P I A N O a*. 1 t ' I " . | ! W i ll »\ n o w 11 Makl to dtt • are cordially invited tl t . !t- "fl Ik I, , I *. part meat „ r#. ,,< f. , . ’b V ' '___ 1C, I t f ' !' Imm ret ’. •. ,-v order ..f the Eminent Co mma n $ 1 5 0 1 ' ’ ! ‘ " * 'ht- . .I. m every it,‘ tig Ft D;' >s 1 >, . . I ,, ,,1 ; , 1 1 ,■ do N 1 • 1 I• i « , . . . . ,r . ? ! . 1| j . ' • ' tl, - I I g 1• 11 R.‘ ..I 1ti. n.Jv t • 1 D . 1 . i- s 11. . o| ,• .! - 1, 1, . *. > • t, I M ' ! * J I N K I NS, ■ 1.. -. I. to mil t - h . 1 ' o. . s , 1 o ) ' S ,,, * h< ■ M «o » I "t -«!. It).'-, I I J .M R. c o r d . 1 1 MO 1 . D « e.i' ■ 1' tt> I* - r111 1, 1v. 5 .' r. r* fit 1 ! in a . eg 11 .. jii v 1 • v :• s 11 1.1,. ' ■ 1 11 Ik, . ?bf 1 ofi: ••at' t • . 1" v 1 r . .I,.| >h. t'tr.’ f \|.ply .1 F P I#;_*’ tt, I t ’ .- I »a i’ v Herald Delivered to your l'r • ' ' • ’ ‘h • . ■ I III'• ’ 1 ' * \ 1. ‘ . . ,| ' - f- eri.b IHi•i f M - 11 1. 1 . 1 ! ' .1 2))'' 1' a. 1, \v , Js ■ tif'.ird. 1 1 , h - t u b \ * 1r \ < ; w 1 1\| \ \ ( I T T H I S O U T — IT IS W O R T H i i, Ilf ot f - 1! rr*.*d.i'i a r d 1 e \ tl toll M ON E Y ’ r *1 1 , .{ » • ,• v. . ,nt, mo . • Ul • We . •*r r y the parts." MM J ' I'bolie 7u Resld'-nce . ( ut (»ut thi^ slip, enrloxp with hr 1:» tfc 1*’ ' '-i i mail it to Foley A- C o . ‘_,H3’, Sh ef S f \ I- i< \ 1 IDM S F > for sale W \\ f \ i , j: , $Otl 1 1 !'M ' M M " fu I'l A v e , ( hicago, II! , vvi i p ng your 1 1 igpin Oft-tfo gin 1'ittl*nt.i.-. ,i', \j '? name and address cl earl y You will 1‘ . t , t \\. i » ( \! t F t »It ' I ’ r. . , v . r,.| r*i a Ir>.. 1 t •, .......... t , •. till l.iruli 10 Stores in (•eorgiu*’ ’ -'«>» •'■ !•'. l.-> s Honey and f a r t'..ni i* l • • ?»i — ■ . ’ "ttul for . ii.ughs, . old- and croup; - \ i ti< : v A Son1 tii t : ii; ut g a . W« K T• l t III IfntflU .t:ii holey Kidney Pills for pains in sides ori s. - St i oe St* For Sale or Exchange B . & O . M O T O R CO. •: . ns IjJ* BC* ;}. ■I V ' r ■ m (fa : r I Terms: $15.00 (low n. I l>r' ■ ' * 8 gffe t -. mo iS. 1 j |a • • i *• * v > r an !? p ?f I* * v«.% ’ * i ■r |J V/j‘f IM it F O R S A L E - New f i v e , r o o m house. ’ «t»«"nK Q I W two nnd one Half acres and, one acre • ^ FBtile.l, sleeping |.or< h and l arge r o o m s , , p.\ ~y every corn on ■ . nee , \ I* Connelly A frames and irrigation r i nns l t^ tf. Sanford Novelty W >rks Knit M i l 1 ' . M i n at"! b i t in)•*. . , , , i "Mg .listan. . hauling I i . 1 t. 1 d flit* •."»! S | , , „ . yd)o| •- :■ ! V 3-C H| ri .1: l ■. i ni : - x 1 1 1 ' ' » ' - M| I'll 'll'. | :n .........1 lo i* “ l t 1 t iItmi' dl l i e tn t ' [,jnu • . •m \ I* « n e l l y A- S o n ’ nr. i l.T? i (I 4I . •■ V ■ IA 1 •; ■ , M i w 1' « tfe - ■■ f i i j J ^TV^ t vV ■ • ‘FTO. .• jy' t ?•• I’”. 'lie !27 • »\ ill • •n 1 •1 ......................................................... pl ugs at th. constipation, biliousness, headaches Kill if, ai.dsl uggi sh bowels. Sold e v e r y v. here Adv. i- ..nr "I ( iN(I (.'I'D Ik SI R\ !• I II it. in ... tf. 111.- I i.sl.y teiiii-i Ladies \v,|| holt tl ■ n 11a / i Sale h e . , l-t and 2 nd t f. Department Men’s Department One More Day of our One More Rcirisl rat ion Notice! l'h. 1 t»\ R.-givt i at mn 1 ks will h. “pen Sat urday, (),i.,t,, i 71j, 15'J Fri Sat.-tfc * lose Sat urday, (letoher 21-1 Granulated Sugar. I.‘I lbs. $|.uu ^1a\ut•ll House CnlTee, per III. Lihhv's Asparagus Tips, per can * „•{ j Gold liar Asparagus Tips, per can .21 JW 2 Tomatoes, per can ,| p jS'o. 1 Tomatoes, per ran .os Compound Litre!, per Ih. j-, J’ure Leaf Lartl, per Ih. jy |rish I'olatoes. per Ih 0.1; per peek 10c Onions, per Ih. , • Rice, per Ih. .OK Octnoon Soap (small), (i bars .25 Octagon Soap (large), t bars .25 A full line of Syrup, including the following brands: Alaga, K aro. Franklin, Temtor, Florida pure cane syrup, also Georgia pure cane syrup. Rollyannn Evapornted Milk: w Tall size, per can " .10 Da by si/.e, per can ,05 I’laln nnci Self-Rising Flours at Popular Prices. D.-t ti 1,3 I.. R P H I L I P S , Ci ty Registration ttlTicer. NOTH F. T O C R E D I T O R S In Court ol the County Judge. S e m i nole C o u nt ). St ate of Florid.i. In rr Estate of A. M T H R A S H E R . lit all Creditors, l e g a t e e s . Di st r i bu tees and all I’ rrsntiH having c l a i m s or Demands against said Estate: ^ and each of you, ure hereby notified and required to present any claims ami demands vthcih you, or • ither of you, may have against the estate of A. M. Thrasher, deceased, lute of Seminole Count y, Florida, to 5 the undersigned Execut or o f said esjtnte, within t wo yonm from the date hereof. Dated 2 nd day of Oct. A. D. 1322 . F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F , Executor. While they last, one l-oz. bottle of Sunbeam Grape Juice given with every $5,110 purchase. One to a customer. -(Opposite Fire Station) WE AIM TO PLEASE IP * SATURDAY SATURDAY Store Saturday, as our FUR night. \Ye have Saturday some CARLOAD real ! PEACHES APPLES ANY QUANTITY A. C. L. Tracks next to the Express Office j Our Tailoring man will be i with us through Saturday. : Be sure to have hint nteas- : ure you for your Fall Suit it* , fore he leaves. , i Select your own Suit, maac j like you want i t .J It will pay you to visit our SALE will close ^ . D ay values in Furs to o ffer you. A N D Sanford Grocerteria T a ilo r in g Fur Sale 1 We will he pleaCed ‘o have you come in and look over our stock, even though you do not make a purchase. 108 S. Palmetto Ave.- Ladies’ 1 R \NS ----------------------------------------------- > _ _ .; ■ t «•■ ■ ;' 1i, !< . • •i i: t •.! I 1I lit) jig m Sanford's New Store— The Churchwell Company ’* M -! ' ?■I (?*' it l'l.\.M) CO. J. II. - ■. a Mont ____ I THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY First Street SELLS it for LESS �•Tj?*> ' . '••*r THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7,1922 PAGE TWO QANEARn uA TIr.U lW • , D A IIV U A lL l l l L R A ! n who b« vc been un*ble to att*(id tho the wcuk m aki ng arr a ng ement s for an found it! Impossible to pay competent HERALD Friday noonday meetings It shows adjourned meeti ng of the Florida, t ca ch cm for the desired l ength of term r n k l Uk r d t r r r j • f l r r i M i except Man that the members are greatly interest- (lame and Fish Protective L e a g u e ' in will have the pri vi lege to increase tho t e r at Ikt U r n M BalMla*. JOT ed in the work of the Chamber of i this ci t y next Tues da y . October 10, the 1millnge for t hat purpose to the U i f M l U A«». t a i l n i . TU. ■ t emmerce and tiiey want to attend session to Ik- held in the El ks’ grill, amount deemed neeessnry to c^rry on ■ ■ the meeti ngs hut they cannot l e a v e 1commenci ng at 2 o’clock in tho after- the work It m a y be mode four or ■ their business .it noon They cun noon. To Uie Chamber of Commerce five mills, or even more, at the option ■ ■ r i l B U I II C J I R leave at night and want to gather has fallen the pleasant fluty of plan- of the voters in thnt special district— ■ KUin.r round the (xiiitd mid discuss the vital rung for some special entertainment, hut in no case can it exceed ten mills. J ft. J. HOI.I.Y------------- --R, J. M U A H I ) .... I l f w f i r r - T r r . i i i r r r iu-fe.>Mt,es of tills city and county, the details of which are to be an- Whatever may he the fi gur e Se l e c te d 1* — JL k BKL____ tlcnrrml l l » i i ( r r The meet i ng last night was a purely 1nounced later. This much should he the millnge will have no e f f ec t upon P X * M I 4 S o p ( v f l.a r o I 1, I t . meeting. There were no said thus f a r in advance, thnt this or- other districts. Br i e f l y stated, the car------------------- --------------------- ------------ business A teertlelaa llatea M ade K n o nr II on Appitcaiinn speakers present from a distance. gani z ati on is one of grent importance ryi ng of the amendment means that r p , 11 a n i !*!>.. C l r r s U l U s staaasfer There were no speeches. I here were to the state. Its objects should a p - each school dist ri ct niqy fix its own r k m r xsti-w after o p. mi. , mrcly reports of the chairman of the peal ty every man, woman and child millugi1 fifr the c a r ry i ng on of the i oinmittecs and good talks front many because it seeks the perpetuation of schools; and the people in any disSolMrrl|itli>n I'rlre la Adi a nre Christopher Columbus THE HERALD PRINTING CO. There has been no muiy tri,, brated discoverer since, the be ginning: o f tim e than ChristoniuMColumbus. And you may follow in his foot steps. You can easily discover the way to financial independ ence by opening and consistently m aintaining an interest-bearing account in this institution. Let this bank pilot you to He* cess. te-o*i present who wore were asked to express expresi -animal and marine life, useful to man. trirl should have that right. The proposed amendment to section tin* important ipiesipies I* would have the g reat state of Klorb . Carrier themselves about the IB O a t a tioris of the day. It was a meeting nlu assume control of the fishing in- three of article fourt een is simple. LitT k t bta 12- to IN-p>ir Weekly Her- that demonstrated more than anythi ng dus t ry both in the coastal nml the ity tie need he said in its f a v or because entirely ly rcover* oirn Seminole C o aa t y u l la pnkllskeA every Friday. A d r r t - else thnt the business men of Sanford land wat er s. F l o r ida ’s st r eams should nothing can bo br ou gh t out agai nst it. ( l a t i f rale* Blade knnnn appl ica are get t ing into thei r stride for co be t eemi ng with g am e fish o f all It merely provides thnt salaries o f tion. Democratic la politico*. *2.00 per lakes state and county o f f i c e r s shall be paid operation through the Chamber of kinds while the multitude of year, always In adeaner. If you want any t h i ng should yield a supply of food t h a t . monthly, when so desired by the on■ BNnEII T i n : ASSOI IATKU I'ltCKS Commerce. done get the Chamber of Commerce j would insure ample and to spare for eunibcnt; nnd e v e r y wor ki ng man, no Ths Associated Press Is exclusively m entitled to the use for republlcstlon of sU nrws dispatches credited to It or to f ost er it If you want a crowd en-, i dl our people at reasonable prices. In matter what m ay be his vocation or aot otherwise credited in this p*p«r tertnined get the Chamber of C o m- Jn recent issue o f his F lo r ida Fisher-.occupation, should renlfcc that monthsad also the local news published . " . . . . . , . herein. metre. If you want to raise money man, Rube points out t hat California ly settlements a re f a r in advance ot re-publication of special f,,r „ n y * purpose gel the Chamber of Itook the situation in hand many years the plan now in use. T h er e should be aAll n arl lt a lhi . . -" herein >Ofsrailti UFA 1BO reserved r ounr l- ad 1 1 n dispatches are aalso Commerce, If you want information, a g o wi t h the result that Inst y e a r the no fight a gai ns t such an amendment Office I IItill U K IIII I,KIND. I’ honr 14 go to the Chamber o f Commerce I f 1i ndust ry produced noa food vnlued in ns all will r ecognize the justness of you want anything, any time, any excess o f $25 ,000 ,000 . the measure. where, go to the Chamber of ('amHead this and he amazed at what The measure known ns the “ Reap■ nierec. The service is there for you Ca l i for ni a has accomplished for her portionment A m e n d m e nt " is one which In this issue’ is an editorial on the and you could riot g et along without j people: has been most discussed throughout re-apportionment amendment by the Jour Chamber of Commerce. All the “ W or k i ng without s a l ar y for half a the s l a te — with the result thnt the Ki ssi mmee Gazette. It is good and I Cha mber of Commerce needs is twen- cent ur y , the vari ous men, who have number opposing it increases day by the ||fraid wants the readers o f this ty-fi vo more m en d er s a wor ki ng succeeded each other on the Cpl i fomi p day. One of the pet t er ms for the OM Year Mnalli* Delitrrrd in r n , O n Week ........... Ill ! 8 *r' i j The Peoples Bank of Sanford Ii «ui ■ ■ •Milan \ Announcement!] IS palter to rend the article carefully. We body l ar ge enough and strong enough i S t a t e Hoard of Fish and Ga me Com- measure is " P a s s i n g the Buck Amendnmst make up our minds about t hese ' t,! put over the bjg things thnt are i mission, appointed by the governor nient." It is m e r el y nn eff or t to feel amendments this month and we should ,l<,u st ari ng the city in the face. The with the approval of the state senate, the pulse o f the people r egar di ng a get together and find out what is best present body ran do it hut they want and se rv i ng at the plenaure o f the measure thnt has existed since the fur South Florida in this mat t er The t'H the business men of tho city in the governor, have established 22 fi«h adoption of the present constitution K iNHimmec Gazette closes the editorial working force 1 hey do not want Iheir hatcheri es to ma^ Jai n foreve, ,.o as perfected, It is a s k i ng for the pi t h the remark that nil who opj membershi ps or their dollars they supply of fresh a i n j f^a i ry yvater food » torscinont of l aw which lias been reapportionmcnt in the future should “ ant tneir active n> operation in all and g a m e fishes. fl ow tiuuiyv fish f l agrant ly vio'uted by e v er y session of lie retired to oblivion Cjuite true, hut ' I " ’ big things contemplated for San have been planted in. the s t re a m' * * < legislat :rc for many decades. faet thnt the plan pro- ift lakes, Imys and bayous o f California A how does he intend to retire the f t i o i T*»Vd. S o u t h '■ Florida senators when only the people * be t hainber of * ommeice is the it is impossible to esti mate even up- rosed would V e i i n j i i s t to all proxi nmtel y, hut from these planted Flori da— should thi amendment meet residing in those counties h a w any grea t est working force in Sanford, fish in 11*20. $ l'.t,202,.'lIM was received with endorsement the project smacks right to vote for their si rir.tor* ’’ I ’ p III l( Its FI A SOI Ti l for canned and packed fish alone, ton much of political persiflage, and to-date thcii has been an good .ol u ---— while the value o f the fish consumed . i. dil open the door to fraud, trickery, t ion of how the state will e r r •/••t •linkl *ost is beginning to get m in its fresh state is placed by the maladministration If it fails to pass Sufficient Sl'lllllcis III IIVI t ' h t n u |||c hi' w o k ip north m < stiuda Birds t at 1st n tan* of the state government as there is ev e r y probability that It rule I.f v. I -t I ||.1.1In ' ""i f v south I h i i m g r n t m y nt more than $h.INK),1)11(1 more This -!| do those menihius of the next fl i ght - a n in)-ti-r o s ,.f aiiencc t>>t.il is nppt ox i ma t cly four times tin l egi-lature who are loo petrified from i et a r \ II .n -!■ ■ the\ know when to start total sum spent by llie cotiunissnin on tl neckband up to discriminate be T ’ • v -it'd bow to find their the development ..f the s t a l e ’s fisher t. ui fairness and j u s t n e will seize ■ vv a V ’ ics, sin, e ,| was established, with an 11(1011 the ant agoni sm evidenced by the ■ ■ li. i. I mitfialoio 1- it very tud habit, -Ipimipl latum of ifi.OUU fi fty yea* vote, and vvill a g a i n "pass the buck" t.M ,1 ■ >n I •ill Hi-1 in 1 win. ll was develop ago. precisely ns the s t ate admi ni stra ■>r k d a g ' ■ ago, and w inch manifests it M m >■ that fir -1 year, the ruiiiiin tion has done for many years \ a • aft er year hi a uniform s ion has been self supporting ami, 11 Notwithstanding this possible outmt i . al w ,1 horn mi) renin1 knhle 11*211, lb. y ear tor which figures an <oiue the amendment should be solidrni'i) fo immediate condi now a va da b b it bundled $ P',n inap , \ l> defeated at the coming election. | ii'iibtll-ss It vs ill t'llilt Iistnnalty 1 ry cent nf -.v.b u h ifl vvt-nt fur 1 !ufin V1-,1 t 1 1" ,, i ■ -f 1 \ 1 7*» 11 Th"msui i ‘ - ■ t it.lv am eluent "1 Du- fishing ind ihi'iughout the state 1 an be found t.1 g " ,1" vv 11 • M- t• 1' I'ti 1 hi • • >11T11(I.iif 1 \ ,.*id t). great ci dcvi-b'pni.-iit tIf " i n. who ■ illy itifoiineil enthusiast t"l Ill' 1■ , ,r i| 1 1 V '-•l- ihc an It:' f l -ll 'lipt'l) " f till- state g 1 s 1a v ill be a member o f the 1P23 b V. 1 ll 1- lit l<1 f. ■ id 1 .1 l.t ' -1 b 1td - is ,. , '.'lg. 'III. I.f 1 v < 1 has ,inv -t.it' g 1A : ic lakuring witli an audiettec lo ad M- "■ k |. ■ B* <! ci ,ubi nllv- through ■ 11 mi nl ,i!■ , l"| 1 il1 1"1 l! - pfl't'll' Jill viince Ihc theory tlmi unless the l i l t it - .vil (n 1 .t - ■ .11 imbisl ry w lie h 1 an lamo par ed i n -arnendraent shall ca r ry there will bl t b» n 10 ‘ yit ti finldit n \ • . 1 \ *b. It r t ' 1, pi an.i 1ion t bat pi net II 111 I el ill (is to l ills and it is i-s no reapportionmcnt nnd those speak ’ r ■ 1f i ' ' <»• 1 i l g»ri ng 1’ * 1 * 11. at ! Vg • ben glaciers inov lilnati-d that, with ihc .......... .............. ............ . work of the t rs may be correct. There has been •1 arid then (nki* (lu* •‘*1 down from the north, drove birds fish hatcheries now going on anil the r;*» roapportionment for these many in* r ‘ 11 t h 4 rii * n i t hi *, f r*r»m soptF When *he ice slowlv retreat ean-fitl s-ipervisjini now being given years a fact indicative thnt the ma lh» 1' Mm " l i e \\u\ M il! * 'In f I v Inn k *" t Ion old hollies t tin- cnmmei cri ! »nle of 1lie nidus Jority of l egi slat ors have broken their t r. ■ 1 . f ‘• t . . 4. The luimtli"** 11 vvaim stinnncr, but relumed to the tiv in vt yeai' s 11ir 1111■ s will show that oaths when they swore to uphold the dr * r* ' . * *u 1 in a* ■" hom el- w i n t e r 1 -1• I‘ * 11 f h fop w a e -. en more • orist it a t ion of t lie state, 1 here is a- /■ • d o 11 a li. r -.oJunl-le tiiatt that of t -*•j *< nothing to -bow that <nrh ito--_ would I ndei bow *a-l '• >.| t ra v \\ < st,,it,,| tliiniimi 1- - 101. lifts l ev tla mandates of the people any I , I ' I I III " I I I • • ’ ' I1■ v 1•1 i: 1 1'. south ” \ '»M| I \ li I -.ears ago. with an apprnpr 1.<t mn of ipm-ke! tha 1 they woubi obey tin • 11 t h e m r e , -11. h a s p i e d " f m o i t ban $.i,(H)ll today the income of the corn- Florida constitution. Kit If the majority ’ *t miles nil hour When we ar y, as mission is more than $100,1)00 annual- |of the l egislators had not proved re’-mi have noticed, they camp for a Th. r. a s a in an whir ■ owned ly. We have 22 hatcheries and m a n y !rrennt to their oath Florida would Hab\ I 1 n i p " a u t o r*-“t " ha ng around" a ecitain localw ith a s. si -<tioii*i and these are being enlarged have hud, decades ago, a proper rei\ for a dav I I f’ HU -1 a 111 1. •* hod .1 t Tlilt I>T I'll p)O) antlv to meet tin e-.er mereos appo rl ion me nt ; and each successive h i . k- 1 f /t \ « l l i n inili'-s .try , *ir*' f. .j , 'It .1. !"l t" pi "VI IIIwho ter sears there would have been othci u y ei oai i d' of do spoil nun Km|j f ;ir *1 II su»ruh*inK 'n tn rt ( 1 - Imp f lake and river fi-lung and tin- legislation to l oo p up With the many II A• f 1 HI k • 11 Hue )i 1 •Mil. ^ an bom in 1 hi i! *T1tr Itt < t f ,|oot I*-* do tin- vv e have to II- W counties t lint base been formed. * 1,., r iition-s \ * • 1, f.|, . ■ -be-1 t be III t •( , 1 * Ih i Th- . 1, ' - --T4-T.it Its do o I ., T 1 11» a 111onio k * 1 I 1- It) K I I I 1 IIP. H l\ A I' I' l ) 1L\ 1 • *1 ■ 1 i " l ■ »n VI V, . 1 ■ , 1 I ol 1 ,11 ul it. w it b t lo pa- k 111 o I- . 1o 1 -u -1- 1be I I* 1N M I \ I \ I I MI I '1 11.1 IN .11 ii !' I'l.i 10 1";1•i- us H. 1*• "' ' 1 'lit i* . oil Val or and a 1. • ’V1 * , i:l1 lei - |ib nl v ot game a rul f o-ol I i'll N t ) \ I*. M 11F K I 11 I N \ I ) I l\ IN A I1 ti-k ph »r if h. f led the Mgg er who Ill’ ll'' il h ........ nni| 1ein lii-s a speed v el y cl team nml lake in the f a t e " n It V FA Its Tt) It F T I UK i.N A L L <f D| 1III1 t him I MO mil 1- when flvirig left 1)u f>l ' Mlt !f 1 1 hi’ vv eat h er o ’ T I M F TO m i :n I S t o T M K S T A T E who KFFUSF TO 1‘ A K T K I Hunters, now oiling their shotguns, a pillar of the 1 bun b and was the boss ( O N S T H T TION B A ’I K I N a It k a I’ b o b t i o n m KNT soon will be shooting wild geese nnd politician ill bis neck of the woods. - ____ T H A T WILL BK AS J U S T AND AS In "Una words, this man was the •links B e f o i e the voters at the general F Q U I T A B L K A S IT IS POSSIBLE I he geese travel in a sort of V “ Whole Cheese ’* el ei tl on in November vvill be present- T O F O R M U L A T E . Kissimmee titl But I l l s wife did all the cooking, foi nml nm. out side longer than the ed for consideration four amendrtienls zette Shoot and the washing, and made clothes other, like n broken wishbone to tlie state constitution Three of for tin kub, and fed the chickens and b-mler ami the formatnm closes up these are pertinent to the entire state Hit! Kperinl Djint-f* at Lake gat hered the e g gs for f r i m d husband tt*!^t i*it"*l in line taking the fall* Mary Casino InniKhl. while the fourth concerns, directly, 1 C»«i-1 t c prilCt* to sell*‘U leader but t w o co u nt ies— Duval and H i l l s 1 Shoot the lender *>f sotm- kind of She earriwl wat er from the well to horo; consequentl y as regards the' ANNOUNCEMENT th kitchen, and hist five pounds each wild duck* and say the Ojihwny In W. Allen Music Co. will open H. appoint nient of ireuit j udges the genday sweating over a wood fire I said duin', tin- flock flutters to the ground, pi. fcrahle a swumip. and presently c’ * ^ P«Ni c wiH h a w hut little interest their new Store to the ptihllt- Mull wood for said fire being rut nnd gat h halteri ng in which O it shall be actual ly requisite in those *lny morning, Oct o ber Hth. Tin- pull rises a ft er much err**! by said w i f e ) The Bell Cafe is being- entin h t> modeled, all new equipmeni and fixtures. Starting Saturday. Oc tober 7th, we will be m u l\ to serve regular dinner from b i 11 p. m. Lunch as usual 1L; to J fl Ml. At 50c UT Phe Tup of the Tow n” & She stole a few- hours from her wor k >bey seem to elect a new leader .l w ‘ > f ' r c u i t s that milled judges be | He i" invited to inspect tbeir new to m ake over the *ir* ss she wore when This is tt......... of adventnre, rn needed for the prompt administration 1 store and shop, located on Palmetto she became the slave of th- Wh ol e "lam e and mystery that flies over *'f the l aw the amendment should car avenue in Morelia Ne w Brick huildlf.li-ltc Cheese. our heads nml exists all around us in j r >'! >'1’1 l * t l e has been said regarding ing. She did not go to prayer meet i ng 1nnture. And yet some people fre 1thnt chnnge in the constitution by the SI rout Fnrm_ Agtytcy, 113 Magnolia wi th Cheese because she had to c l e a n . ‘j uently ynVn, Iwred with life, and press t hroughout the state, Aventiej A pick up f o r someone, By e v e r y possible means the amend up the kitchen She did not go to the ■ complain thnt they can find nothing about 30 acres h e a v y black loam, all ment pertninng to nereasng the millvi l l age on Sat urday because she bad i nteresting — Tampn Times, in tillage, per f ec t l y ditched and drain a ge which each school district may to clean up the house She did not go ------------ 0 “ to church heenuse she was denn ed o u t T ^ * ! ^ ^ I N K I- ISH A N 1) G A M E , assess f o r itself should pass try n un ed. This dirt would ferti li ze celeiry animous vote. If the amendment to nvenuo soil.. Good ftvo room house, 2 hy long hours nnd short pay. And folk said it was to had the Tl u’ Seminole Bounty Fish and the constitution r egar di ng this matter horns and a number of other out Whol e Theese wns tied to such n b n l| i f:" me Protective Association has done cun bo f ul ly understood*by the voters buildings, poult ry houses, etc., all in and chain. a grent work in protecting the fish there is little doubt thnt it vvill be car- ttsuubfc condition. 30 minutes drive to M O R A L : The hand that rocks t h e i umi >n ibis county. There is ried- but there lire those who labor Sanford. Price $2 ,000 . fflOO cash, boJcradle deserves a self-starter A - G much work to d<> in the future in pass- under the delusion thnt to favor the nnce to suit. Lot me show you a patch mg bftt.-i law- fur fi^h nnd game pro measure mean-- that there v, ill In* an of cane g r o wi ng on thl* place. Brown lei tmn and hiu-* that will absolutely increase to ten mill- throughout the lrt2 tfe prevent mi) mute seining 01 any more entire state T-. (tie t utitrury it is ------------------------( II \ MBF. l t O F C O M M R l « K l . B O M S hunting for .1 long period .-1 years only 111 Isolated t ase where anywhere E i g SjK'Clitl I l.'ltlCC 111 Lstkl* The entire stale is hecomnig aroused near that increase will be made and Sanford Ch a mbe r of Commerce Mary Ciinino tonight. Ifdi-lti’ is g r o wi ng every d a y — growing:, in t" this necessity and the next meeting then onl y for the special schoql disnumbers, growi ng in power, g r o w i n g <*f l *l*‘ state association will he held triet where it is found necessary to Th e Dai ly H a m i d Delivered to yocr in its capacity for doing things. T h e tit Lakeland upon which the Lakeland have more, than the specified three tonr six days a we ek f o r 16 c«nt»— bt meeting lilst night nt the Hotel Ft ar Tel eg ra m comments ns follows: mills for school purposes. If this Va l dez which w a s the f ir st of a seri es ( " T h e famous Rube AUyn, one of the , amendment carries, ns it slumld, Titho of ni ght meetings proved to hr popu- most noted of Florida editors, has special districts which hnve been hand 50c per 1,000, while they lost, at ler w i t h n l arge pnjt of the member s been in l.akelnnd since the first of , mapped by lack o f resources nnd have Herald office. \S _■-*. *- -- --s = " - The Bell Cafe B eg- W e to Announce T h e O p e n in g o f M i-la d y ’s Shoppe -------- ON - T u e s d a y , O ct. An Exclusive Line of Hats lor Lula* E v e r y b o d y I n v it e d i 1 a. m. to 7 p. m.‘ St u i v t i i i r ? WAGONS! JUST ARRIVED CAR LOAD Chattanooga ONE AND TWO HORSE H ill Implement S u p p l y C o. - \ ' ‘ ■ �s *I / ’ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1922 , PURELY , ; PROFESSIONAL CH* of Sanf ard' H K<put- iblf Profession®1 Men, c»ch chw.cn profeuion Ihr Herald recomm«uls to the people. S O C IE T Y MRS. F R E D D AI GEI t , Society Editor Rhone 217 -W I t y o n b a n ma y t r l r a l a ® U I | | » E yo — If T®» a r e y a l i i k a y n k e r e e r r a n I n s ho a i e . o r !( too a r e t-nf r r t a l n l n i , w i l l a y e e t n l r a rd I d t ht a I t p a r l m r a l , ( U t a i ( • t a i l s , ar t r i r p h o n e Ibr llrrn. i t nl :f ka a r r a t J y a p p r e c i a t e d . PAGE THREE nrr nf rn operation i* urged !i?.*■ i‘ *'d perpetuate w i p l 1933 the I n l i a r I *f»a n t jr J n d g r ' l f ' n t i r l , I n a n d f o r l i a r ( d u n f ; <*l ^ r n i l n o t r , P f n f r The ilerald in\it<» it* reader* andjtjnmr iniquitous and unfair - control u( FI it rlifla friend* to telephone to the i<x;iety j expri iied by West i-'lorida in State I I T 4TM» \ Eve ry a ff a ir s f..r the past thirty yenra; ! wlitor al] ,,f . ‘ " ‘ orcat Third That the Orlando Chamber i m i i . K s. hti V u *, drrrnard. 1, w,1! b« mmle to necurd t h o i r . ^ publication on the same day If the of Commerce will lend its influence .. Ihered and »*ffurt toward rejecting said Mabel H silln#. ffaa«*a»*'i(Unvii « fllw<1 fuuirs ilcm rilird above* art* , . i i * pelt Mon in i hh Uutirt |»rn >11>g that to anicTUlrncnl at t Ell' g on cn i l H CCt ion to the follow hue r v a 1 e# I »1 I»«Ionic i nic fo _ ____ i IJ4 >w,U ,n V,,% I.nitbcr ■ t h * ** M Metiel H Ml l i e s to u*»t Uol 3y hi i he Town of AQTU K TO C IIKDVTORE It* 1 iiurf of (Nr ( nuntj Judgr, Irnlnol# Couaf j. Hintr of Florida In rf F . l f i f v of ■ HilKLXA n u T V N D O „ I •• a l l i r f d l l n r a , L r f R l r o a , I l t i l r l b « l f f 0 m.tl a l l I ' r N t m hNTt ng ( ' t al ma o r D o ■ibn tbtin nc ni i t nl »nld I w i t i l r i Yuii, iiiiti each of yuu, aro hereby no* iifl*-*! and required to present any r till me am! damandii which you or olth«-r nf > n u, cnny h av e n g t l n i l (he o f t a t l o f r a r m e U a llolundo t l ec ea Rej . l ut e o f L our w o o d , Hern 1n o l o t^oytiljr. F l o r i da - l o I h* u n da r - I . O V E L Y HHIlKtE PARTY Third That a ropy of these re- Florida, a* Phown by U recorded plat RlKned Administrator of *ald eatata* w _v . . i , .♦ . i i 4 a thereof In Seminole I'uuriiv he declnr* ! w Ii hln (wo years from the date h e r e o f Mrs. h. I). Mobley was the grncioUH solutions I k * mailed t o the secretary * m in the hun.ln of ihe admin r> nt«M i Kept 2Mh A E > 1012 . SOCIAL CALENDAR commercial or l" r , l o r f" r ,,tn P“ >mPn. of rt.bi. of R c WHITTEN. hostess Inst evening when she e n t e r of every progressive SATURDAY Administrator. • a lit u l f t t ®. Ihe p e r s o n a l l y h a v i n g hc e n gnnization® in S t al e of Florida, with •*h»UBled, and authorlxlng the snld'ad2*. IQ 6 13-20 17 : 11-3 to 17-14 Sanford Football Team will enter- tained the members of the Entre Nous . . , nilnlstrafor lo l«U» posse,'Sion sad Inin the members of the visiting tenm Hridue Club nnd n number of others. special r> ipiest that each organisation oinke Male I.r said real esiale. and the x it iik of AtT i.ir.vno.ai for e ’. no ^1 ^ *1" I . F . U K r i l S B L l , MI N O S ' S I nt the home o f Mr. and Mrs. R j nt bridge nt her home oil Onk nve., s e c u r e s o m e c o m p e t e n t p e r s o n t o p r o ^ ‘ O, I,A Nil therefore, honoring Mrs. Mauldin o f W a s h i n g sent to t h e n r g n n i r n t l o n i n o p e n m e e t ‘ m a d e a n d p r o v i d e d ; N o w , Holly on Park nvc. 8 MO to l l p m. , . , , . y o u . A. II St Ilea, a n d (JeorKia t^en '—— E t h e l l a t o o n ..f C o u n t y J t i d a e , s t a l e o f F l s r ton, I). C., the guest of her sister Mrs. l ll g t h e p r o v i s i o n s a n d l e g a l e t r e c t S t i l e s Curl E d w a r d S t i l e s a nd T, r,,n n «,.,l a m e n d m e n t w i t h „ i M a y St i l e s , a n d S c h a l l e M a l n s s , « s Ktmr Ida. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y A. P. Connelly nnd Mrs, F ra nk Win- o f t h e p r o p o s e d n r n e n d m n t l w i t h a l||a(1 ni, „ , Mll ()f i ^ a n , i j PN, He i - ^t ni r .it Attorney-al-Law MONDAY v i e w t o i n f o r m i n g t h e p e o p l e n t l a r g o ‘' » r l E d w a r d Rt l l ns and Ethel Ma y ( Wm. T e d d e r J r Mi no r throp o f Tnllnhnssec, the guest of. her Business and Professional Wo, . , , , , : -**MI*S. nnd al l o t h e r p e r s o n s I n t e r e s t e d N o t i c e Is h e r e b y Ri v e n to a l l w h o m It T h e r e o f its m e rit s and d e f e c t s . m s a i d r ea l e s t a t e a r e c o m m a n d e d to c o n c e r n , t h a t E l s a W T e d d e r , Ml Ortr Seminole Count y Bank Wel aka *i*teT Mrs. Wa l t er Wi ght. men’s Club will meet nt o f Wm. W a l t e r T e d d e r , » * were throo tables of players. Adopted by unanimous vote of the f t ™ r,r S i n ‘, V I will" an the l O t h d . y of Oetdbar. 4F011I) ■ F L O R I D A Bldg, n^ 8 p. in. in F l o r i d a (in or -b e f-o r-e -t ho- -Qlh d a y o f I A 1> 1) 1922. 1332, a p p l y t o t hn H o n o r a b l e ‘ ' Chamber ~ ..................... of‘ Commerce, _____ The rooms where thp card tables Orlnndti N o v e m b e r , A !> 1'»2 2 n o d s h o w*■ ccausa a u s e IIF F lHolishold l o u n h o l d e r C o u n t y J u d a a In a n d TOT open session, September 2f», 191212 . If a n y y o n h a v e w h y sa b! p e s t l i t l i o n ““ >d I't 1' i "oil o u tl iill y at hla o f f i c e In B a n f o r a ID TUESDAY were placed were adorned with . a i d C o u n t y , at 33 o ' cl ock oc k .p m.t m o l d n o t be g r a n t e d . »ald . or Social Department of the Woman’s quantities of lovely yellow daises a r t 151 v e n un d e r m y ha n d a nd sen) l h l a i " o o u t h e r e a f t e r a* t h e m a t t e r c « n b* F RaEtD t o h n k y -a t - l a w L I N G E R I N G CO UG H R E L I E V E D . >Ihe set 1. d a y o r Kepi a mbe r . A n 152: be a r d f o r a u t h o r i t y to sel l , a t public or Club will have short business meting istically nrrnnged in vnses nnd bnsiSKAI.i E K HCH'si I OI. UEK, j ( i r l v a i o aal e. t he u n d i v i d e d I n t e r e s t Of ---------C o u n t y J u d g e s a i d m i n o r In t h e f o l l o w i n g d e a c r l b M ffit'l Hnnk Uldf., Sanf ord, FI*. nnd bridge nt 3:30 p. m. E. P. Morse kots. •i 3- 29 1 0 - 6- 1 3 - 2 0 - 2 7 r ea l e a t nt o . In s a i d C o u n t y , t o - w l t t h o j “ Had a bad cough for three yoara, Of exceptional interest was the K ' o f N. H. t u r n e r ' s I t 7. o f Il l o c k | attention to exami nati on of hostess. di t i o n t o M a r k h a m P a r k H a i g h t s t Owrites H. E. Campbell, Adrinn, Mich The Herald, IBc per woejc, delivered cAd _____ game o f bridge plsycd duri ng the o r d i n g to n r e c o r d e d pl ot , t h e r e a t Abstracts of Ti tl e Which application will --------------------------111 he ' based upon CJ. I. A. will meet at Masonic Hall evening, when scores were counted it igan. "Found no relief until 1 tried at i the petition firr sale now on fit* t* F o l e y ’s Honey and Ta r. " Lingeri ng U K S E R V A T I O N S F OR ROOMS was found thnt Mrs. Deane Turner rnild C o u r t at .1 :30 p m. Comfor t Co t t age enn now be made nmi-d. Sept 211 h. A D. l»tt. thront, held hi gh score and was nwnrded an coughs, severe colds, croup; Et„SA W T K P D B I I . for the winter— the house opening No GusrdUa chest and bronchial trouble quickly re glass candy jar. TinMadnm Harriett has returned home irridescent lawyer vember first. Address Mrs. M. Mar- “ V ‘ n 1 13 10-17 lieved with Fol ey’s Honey nnd Tar. No honoress, Mesditmes Wintbrop and I’ rnctice in St a t e and Federal from n plensnnt visit with relatives Magnolia Avenue, Sanf onl, Mauldin were presentctl beautiful en need to suffer nnd take chances with l ' nC O O K E D FOOD S A L E nt Montezuma nnd Albany, Gn. Courts Phones neglected coughs nnd colds. Free from orl* n‘ o 8 - 5 tp nmeled vanities. d whom, in jggorprc A. DcCottcs R. WILSON Schelle Maines House 148-295-W Fol l owi ng the awardi ng o f the nriz- o p i a t e s - i n g r e d i e n t s printed on the ^ Mr. and Mrs, D. B. Mothvin of Plant City are th0 g ue st s of Mr. and Mrs. es, the hostess scri-ed delicidus angel wrapper Largest selling cough modi- ^ Gl asse s Dssl rned cine in the world. Adv. B. G. Mothvin for a few days. fo'M* r nk »' nnH ic<’ " c a m . _____ Those enjoying the cordial hospit____ tssminrd Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. Mrs. Julian Cnrpentet; of Jackson nDty o f Mrs. Mobley were Mrs. Deane v 111<> is the c harmi ng house guest of Turner, Mrs. n. b. Whittier, Mrs. S. ’ her sister Mrs I’nrrrst Lake at her *' ^ hn*e. Miss Martha Fox, Mrs. A. dpt icisn-Optametrin home on Pflrk ave. >’ ''onnnll.v, Mrs. Mauldin Mr* Win 111 Ki«l First Street Sanford, FIs. __ thpip, Mrs Wight Mr* .? fi Sharon. Bis mined Gl asse s Fitted TOM MOORE OrT t . MK TI MS T - OP Tl C t A N eltr Postofflre Snnford, Fla. 5LT0N .1. MOUGHTON U tC lIIT B t.T j j r UIlij f|(n| |.-|1( W T Field, of Sail • visiting Mr and Mrs linker Avenue Augus ICE CREAM ■ Sanford Ylitmcipai Band w ill IGJ-tfc NEW PRICES Chocolate anti 1 nnllln, 30 c per P i n t ; fit), per (jiiarl Mr. J H Lanier, an expert on nutomobile timing, generator, starter and sfientifir- ignition work is in charge of our electrical and battery repair service Tractor and automobile o wn ers are assured genuine " E X I DE" Phone 325 Mattery an.I Ignition service nt our Snnford Municipal Band will Render station Call BAY BROTHERS, Firs! Concert of the Winter I 'bone Ms, .ni. for Lamer Sanford. Season Tomnrnm Fla 1.7 tf« Tin IIiHim 7, Miller Hldg. Ifdl-Fri-Siit.-tfc T ur ne r ’s Saturday afternoon. r Mrs. George Richard Hartley f Nee Mr® .1 G Hall, Mrs It J Ib'llv and Krminia Houser i of Columbia, S, ' I rs John Leonard! will arrive tomorrow and will spend ten d ay s here ns the guest of her B A N D ( ON< E B I S U N D A Y A F T E R N O O N IN P A R K mother, M rs Tur ner Houser, W I L L S T A R T T H E RE \ SON Miss Olga Simmon* who attending Kullnis College, as Winter Park is spending the week end here a* the giiest of her aunt Mr* W Theodore I anr!e\ jit her home on Park ave P re t b y t c r ,Bn U(Hcs w i „ hol() 1 Th c liulics „ r t hf m t h o l i c church BnZ(u, r Sn|o Def_ j gt ftnd 2ml. will have a cooked food sale at Dean ■ ■ FRUIT (R E A M IN SEASON We Make Our Own Ice Cream T H E REX A L L S T O R E Sanford, Florida SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS M i I It K a i ol and Mrs J N Bradshaw of Or s | a t | t h e w i n t e r Heiisoe d e s p i t e t he ill hold their ■ '■ g . r ' Tub ■ w e a t h e r f otiiot r<.M afternoon THK HKST latido wen- Ihe go- -tMr and Mrs hoi I .ll. ,il I >r I mi Mo,.re's ■ Forrest Lake, Mrs Lake and sister with a f ine h an d e o n . e r t in C e n t r a ) ■ Hi,. 3 tc ■ t ) n r o f t h r (IrhchlM o f h o m r In t o m p t t n f , d e l k i o U A m r n l t . » c r v r d w i t h M r - Juiuiti Carpent er of Jacksonville Park* at I i l l ’ Reni.'inher t h e d a y iifltl ■ t h f lx*it h r e n d ■ and Mrs Br ad s ha w were school the time nnd come out nnd enjoy your t i L " l " l ' \ IIIIC P H Y S I C I A N ■ A M . S C H O O L IJ()OKS A N I ) ■ hand the band that t“ made possible mates ANel .k .i \ part merits. Suite Ifi ■ by t h e peopl e of S a n f o r d and the b a n d S C H O O L S I ' I ’ IM.IKS a ^ W I L I H E ■ itffi i i irurs I1 iti ; i to r. CASH ONLY. that is g i v i n g Klin ford a f i ne line nf *’ O L D I'OR SOCI U D E P A R T M E N T Tho C L K A S K D O N O T A S K U S T O Sniifortl, Fla IPketl. Ther e will he a business meeting a d v e r t i s i n g h e r e an d e l s e w h e p Next lo Princess Theatre and bridge f o r the members .of the f o l lowi ng p r o g r a m will be r e n d e r e d - C H A K C 2 K T H E M — M O B L E Y ’ S D R U G S T O R E . ^ I 5 8 9 1 c F r e d J.-weli Social Department of tin Woman's Ma t c h t j u n l i i ) phi® F'lom t he Royal Vngn Club Tuesday afternoon at 3 'Ui p m S el ect i on bond i o h a n & ( ioetr.el sharp, with Mrs K It Morse as host l i n n e t Snltt Selected Ba nd Accotnp. ess Phone Mrs Morse for reserva Set gt ( h a s H arvey lion Mil- of "22 i \) Three ( t'Cbs k h i the Morn I E N T E R T A I N V I SI TI NG T E A M H Siler i rig Til** Sanfonl font ha 11 tnurn w ill! nn Ymi enn find thc name of Stumbli ng A. K . S l»* Ie I It > l tertnin the vi si t ing ienh this i veiling etfry live Hunineaa Man Intermission | from 8:30 to 11 p m., at the home of in s ;,nford in thin Column Herbert Viclot Mr nnd Mrs R J, Hotly on Park Serenade e.lrh dll) N'.c.-tefte Sparklet* Hit. I anglev ave. March Kempter Fideles J P Sousa *1 * *1 ttii »« m » si NOTH K niM M K K t F CHAMBERS I’ ntil eleven o ’clock each morning " e ll Dye For You U . \ 1N S T T H F \ MEN DM l-N r the H. rald wiH he glad to receive over BON I O N S T E A M P K E S S E H Y FOR HE \ PP OR I i n N M E N j the telephone notion* of society or bent & .McKee, Prop*. personal events intended for publicnCLEANING, DY EI N G, A L T E R I N G tlnns on that day. AH mnlten. f o r Th(‘ various trade bodies Were i aleil for and delivered announcement column, stub as church chambers of comerre of smith FI. Pbonr i .i I -------- 311 Went F i rs t St. These art’ times when the buying power of even' dollnr should be socials and community affai rs, etc., dn seem to be unanimous in th of stre'ched to the limit. should be written and sent to the of fight ngtiinst the pnssnge amendment to reapportion the stale “W’E DKLIVEK TH P: GOODS” fire. The Herald desires to afford the according to the plan adopted by the greatest pnssibh latitude to those de 11121 legislature and that will be vot '■'tnrnge Facilities The Sanford siring to convey items through tho is) upon m November If »f [tie i®e you, tell othcra; If not, Snriuty pHift*, nnd thi* fullest rnen^ l b u n k e r of l oiium r, t Iasi night di t ided to go on record a* being opposed tell us. Phone 498 t<> the amendment ntu </ H does not Heads all the advertiaemeiils in het home paper, ll is her directory and reapportion the senate and more mein SA N F O RD keeps her informed at just what stores she can find the particular articles hership in the lower house would mean which she needs for herself and family and where they are being offered nothing. The following resolutions have already bee adopted by the Or at prices that will allow her to make the most of the family income. She Gfntr.l 3lnchlne nnd Boiler Work*; laiitlo Chamber o f Commerce. Cylinder lirinding; Del. uxe Platon*; knows that the best paper is the one that tarries the best and the most " Wh er ea s , It is apparent that rt|uul fly VVlirel Steel Gear Bands; Crank i adverising. She also knows that reapportionim-nt in both bouses of th" 8h»fl* Returned— ;----------- Phone 62 State legislature can and should be secured impartially to the entire i State of Florida, by honest procedure under the present State constitution n! provisions; and B I.K m ilC A L c o n t r a c t o r s Whereas, It Is apparent that such reapportionment has been wilfully. de Are the ones who advertise and tell her what they have for her particular ^’(•tinithousr Lights and Appliance* nied the people of Florida for a period •be*. Line of Fi xt ur e* needs. Successful and dependable merchants nre the ones who believe in of ne ar l y thirty years; and advertising. For proof of this look through the columns of any good news ■-■1 West First Street Whopens, By resolution of the 1921 paper, ------------------------------------ session of thc legislature an a mend ment to the constitution, providing a method o f renpportionment other than Mr. Merchant, rench your customers by advertising. Mrs. Housewife thnt directed by the constitution will is reading the advertisements and sho expects you to tell her when your he submitted to the pople for their r e v. c . C 0 L L E R , Prop. new goods come in, or Avhen you have bargains which will snve her money. jection or adoption nt the general election to be held in Novemhr, 1922 , now, therefore You can reach practically every housewife in this city and community Be it Resolved, By the Orlnndo through the Chnmlic|- of Commerce this day met In open session: CONTRACTOR .and BUILDER F i r s t : T h “ t n fai r and equitable re1,7 Cotnmerel*l 8 t r e * t _ 3 *nf*r 4 ,-Fl*. apportionment both In the house and A T T R A C T I V E FOR .SPORTS senate o f the St at e of Florida can and should be secured to the prole Of Thr pleasant [varadox of a feminine blouse and mm^uhoe knit kethocker* Florida, under the present constitu hnils expression here, the blouse tKing tional provisions, providing the leg l.isbionnl of white linen and the islnture in both houses wi ll con 'NSURANCE a g e n c y knickttlsx'kei* in check sergr. Ihe seicntiously abide by their oaths of suit is ideal for lountty wear and thc nil E AU TO --------- B O N D S hlousc can l>c reproduced in tl-pmcl office and fncts confronti ng them; for Foil walks or bunting. Medium Second: Thnt i *l d amendment as sire reipjires 2 \{ yard* 36-incli material submitted does not g ua ra n t e e to the for the blouse and I K yard 51-inch people of Florida an equal nnd i m p a r t serge for the knickciljeckiir*. PutoriaURcview Bloutc No. 9220. ial representation In both houses bf Contractor and Builder the l egi s lat ur e; Lui* * — * Thai * It Is unnecessary and n sub Size*, 21 to 34 inches waist. Price, 35 .■ a n p o r d ... t er f uge, which, i f adopted, will legaFLORIDA , cents. INFORII -> FLORIDA Dr. W. I), (iardinur ROUTH BAKERY BUSINESS DIRECTORY More for Your Dollar Quid) Service Transfer Machine & Foundry THK MODERN WOMAN Daily Fashion Hint Co. BILLON & FRY I THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS General Shop and Mill Work l!- w. HERNDON Herald Shinholser ! S 7 :J' �I Sanford’s Best Hotels and Restauram Give the w ife a one-day vacation tomorrow and take her and the kids out to dinner—treat her to something: really good—just like you did Ibefo you cinched her for better or worse— generally the latter when she has to toil over a hot kitchen stove to prepare your Sunday dinner. On this is the advertisem ent,of every good hotel and restaurant in the city. There’s a menu here that will please every appetite and fit every purse, the proprietors of these same good places want you to call because they are paying money for this ad to invite you. So take Mary and the kida jj go out for your Sunday dinner. ' *| ± V'M-V a 1if€di r i IfV-X ip MM h ‘-TS ivv-'1 m m ?5Tt ■ • k . * t M> * 1 . m >1?x'i i I jjm : *; \i i L tourist park is situated in tho eastern N E W Y O R K F A N S ' FLORIDA BEER MENTIONED latter w8s the G-,t ,hlnj IN D U A L M U R D E R section of tho city and is high rolling AD M IR E JOHN M'GRAW captivity. I.,k. McGrsv W l 1.1 L I V E N RIG I . A K E Innd, city w a t e r and l ight being a v a i l --------A N D III S G E N E R A L S H I P was an inf:.-M*r, playing * (D r T he A s s o c ia te * P re ss I able. Work of instal li ng septic tanka, and shortstop Thor is now an immediate need of N E W B R U N S W I C K , N. J „ Oct. 7 . shower baths, r unni ng w a t e r t h ro u g h Hughey is a r,stive 0f Pittat™I m r n i iu s r u tm Pma) Th e p r av e o f the Rev. Edwa rd Wheel- out the grounds, wash- t ubs and other the commencement of improvement the dark rfTl N E W Y O R K , Oct. 7 — New York Where he first ’upon the partially complete bulkhead er Hall w a s to be opened today in necessities nnd conveniences will be funs a l w a y s h av e admired the g ener mme. He tr-.M. f} — and were thnt work now under wny aearrh f o r evidence in tho slayinp of gin this wock and will bo completed alship of John J. McGr aw, man a ger 20 years lat, r, 'ejjmnm, the lnkefrnnt would soon be a busy simmee Gazette. the past or by tho side o f his pretty not later than October 15, however a c of the Gi ant s, and t hey g i ve to him Lotusville, K y, Club ai choir si nger, Mrs. El ea nor Mills, commodation will be made f o r tourista spot without stint full laudation f o r b r i n g short, going t„ Rsltimort in 4 whose body, wi th that o f tho minister who may arri ve bef ore t hat date. For there in to be business on Lnke A M E R I C A N R A N K E R S ing t ogether, in his devious w a y s an four years inter m % h( ^ ill | Tohopekalik'n in the f u t u r e — and the was found hero Se pt e mbe r 10 . A SSS. CONVENTIO N The building will be utilized ns a a g g r e ga t io n of the present two-time ed to Brooklyn and ini 1 1891 ht| * 9 1 h»V business can lie made to prow into Whi le surgeons performed their community house, where religious and ENDS A T N EW YORK champion, but none in remiss in pr ai s generalissimo * • thi> t'hiltddphk autopsy, seeki ng a clue to tho murder one of much importance if conditions tiotinls other services mny be held at any ing Hug h e y Jennings, “ Napoleon’s er, count y o f f i ci al s and state troop shnll to- bettered as time rolls. (Hr The ,(..oi-l>lrd I’ rraa ■ Two yenr- Inter, Jmninn time desired. Chief of S t a f f . ” N E W Y O R K , Oct. 7 .- The Allied ,-rs were t raci ng a person who is be Captain Cl ay Johnson hns decided ed to Rnltim then in the Hug hey is now considered a g e n u to bring two „ f his boats into the hip debts to the United S t at e s nrul G e r lieved to hnve been a " g o bet ween” League, remaining’ there satfl" METHODIST CHURCH ine N e w Y o r k e r by the t hrong s that lake, nnd to work up a line of shi p man reparations anil settl ement of f or the slnin rector and his choir when Detroit drafted him. H»| has filled the Polo Grounds nearly ments which will keep them both very these problems iih they may eff ect lender in their clandestine love nffnir. mannger hi> fir t year sndi Sunday School 9:30 a. m. . nil season. T w o y e a rs o f the rabid This person, it is believed, carried busy l i e already hns two contracts the Industry and commerce of tho hy winning tie pennsui. This] Drenching 11:00. followora o f tho Gi ant s were a little which will mean more business for United St ates were the o u t s t a n d i n g 1tove missives back and forth between son was his ! 'm ;,s n team Kpworth l o n g u e 0:30 p, m. frigid .to Jenni ngs when he moved Kissimmee, nnd will serve to put more topics of interest at the third nnd the couple and aided them in mainPrea ch i ng 7 :30 . p. m. his b a g g a g e from Detroit nnd t ra ns closing session of tho convention o b t a i n i n g secrecy. money into circulation. Dr. Sibcrt will preach both mo r n planted his- g r a s s picking h zblt and NEW RECdltR i s j i i j j l Two letters y rs t r r dn y g av e support Down on T,nkc Ki ssi mmee there is the American Ra nk e rs ’ Association ing and ovenng. - ote change of time his st ir ri ng “ E - y a s h " from Navin to he at once located n sa wmi ll o — and here todny. to the- theory t hat jeal ousy was the ' for evening services. Field to Harlem. Suspension of the debts of France, motive of the crime. One letter the the entire output is to he Bold in Kis I. EXINGT-'L I-. Dei There was much talk that McGrnw si m m ee or will be shipped from this Italy nnd other Kuropenn debtors of last written by Mrs. Mills to :h • r.c Manning, n t reldicg, Al l. S O U L S C H U R C H was pr epari ng to retire from the point This mill hns contracted lo the United Sl at e s for a period of ten tor, exclaimed "Oh, for tb> lime property of I i, . , ■ on, lovrrri active man a gemen t , havi ng acquired make all shipments by boat to Kis years wn« recommended by f’ resiwhen I enn do your me n d i n g '' own world's r . .r.i t ‘•re yeitrrdzJ Tomorrow, the 18th Sunday a ft er n part ownership in the club, nnd simmee nnd hns closed the deal with dent Alvin W Krech of the Ei|uitable |t is thought the sl ayer found ’ hi* trotting mile acmv •t tim* In l J Pentecost, services as follows: some of tho fans were skopticnl, not Captnin Johnson to do the work. This Trust Company as a means of taking letter in its secret reporsitory in tIn — his record of 1 37 3-1 « u c J Sunday School at 9 a. m. wi thst a ndi ng the record Jennings in itself, It is stated, will he a con- the Allied debt question out of poll- ivy rind Church o f St. John the this course last . while h* tnj Low Mass at 10 a. m. made with Detroit, wi nni ng pennants sidernhle business for n l ong t ime— tics for a definite period and cr eati ng Evangel i st, wher e Mrs. Mills was nr a mile at Coluiabos ! -i*t *«k fa j Sermon on the GospJl of the day. there in 1907 , 1908 and 1909 . McGr aw and will he the short hnul the hoots on atmosphere of judicial aloofness ni stomed to l eave notes nnd suggest N ’ ed.lii i'stoi'1 i . i tie* H"nedirtion a ft er Mass. kept on hut H u g h e y disproved that will hnve. in which the subject mi ght he ap j,)n. f..r sermons for the rector trotting in.in - a h.-n 'he negotiztl Meeting of Cutholie Women' s l e a old ndnge ahout " t oo many cooks,” Captai n Johnson hns also contract pmnohed. A f t e r reading the letter ami re , mile m 1 f«'< 1 i gue on Monday night at 8 p. m. Jennings w a s not n total strnngpr ed to haul from Hnsscnger the entire Any cancellation of Europe's del t-turned it to its repository the s l o v e n Weekday Masses lit 8 a. m. to the older organization. In his act citrus crop or, prarticnlly, most of to the United St ales it the present then went out to plan the double October devotions ivo ilnys he played with Rnltimore, Long ilist.ii> . • \ I'C i' our 'U whole yield and the g roves in thnt time would o^ assist eithei 1-ranee >>i killing, dctertlv.es believe M rangers welcome to church s e r - , Rrookyln nnd Phildndrlphin, in the S U I T ' i j l ' l i k M It VICE vicinitv nre r nr rr v' ng a good crop Italy in collecting reparation f r o m 1 The second letter, written by Mrs former place with Mc Gr aw when the F ER Thr Frl-I Thi» will entail a run down the river Germany, he asserted Nmenenn Milts to a Hindu magician in Miami, for a rrangement s hnve been made must uini will keep faith With Europe, V In , sought o,-i ult advice as to w-heth IUH.Y C R O S S ( H U R C H to have the local packinghouse handle lo , omUnled, Imt Europe must !o her . r an elopement to the Orient was mi ■■ ■ m l the crop and the ■ ,.*st nnd cheapest part and keep faith with herself visaMe if the man pnve up the other manner to get the fruit to Ki ssi mmee The onventtnn ended in n hall to woman < bun h services for the 17th S u n is by boat night day af t er Tri ni t y, Oct. 16th will b e: With the fruit and lumber Uaptnin Theodore Smith, vice president of S O U T H E R N C O L L E G E 7 .'to a m. I.ow Celebration. Johnson fi gures that his boats will tin- Central Union T n is t Co mpanc of 9 16 n m Sunday School. O P E N S A T I . A K F I \ ND he kept busy through the entire sen- New York City, was elected presiitent II 0 l) a. m. Morni ng Service sun 11,. will also do some pass enger " f tlm Hirst rompattv division 7 -to p, m. Vespers and sermon. (Il 7 Thr A«lf>rtlitfd work nnd no doubt there will be a I \ K El . A ND * i. t ut hern 1 Splendid music, chorus nnd soloists t' iiui I,. r n o , ions in spend u day nr I olloge becntl ,1* first y e a r ’s Work at at Holy Cross, a lway s Tim world at your door every even two m ........................ .. week if the I ukolaml today, more tthan 200 s t u mg for 1f»c Daily Herald i nmmi“ snrv ntnplb’ x mnv be shipped R E R E A N RROTHERHOOD dents hnving registered, llishop W. .direct to those points itt a lesser rate \ "'Wurth o f tile Southern Aleth" I'he young men of (he Rereim ■ that! in i,n\ other wav. nnd this will serve \ <mi in F'>r qui k results, try a want ad. 1■ ''1 < • hureh w . ih the principal speak Rrotherhood of the Fi rst Rnptint J| i .» the initial exercises, whiehc were Sunday School a re lookng fo r wa r d J every ronveniunct1 I" Id in the auditorium of the First to tomorr ow’s session of the Clnss ■ Methodist church because the number with more than nn o rdi na ry interest. j[ average. of att endi ng was g re a t e r than the col- Dr. I E Andrews, superintendent o< ■ lege auditorium could accomodnto. the Sanitarium at Fnrmnsn, Is expect- a Hi-hop tins worth declared that Sou- >*d to addtess the class. S 2-2 and tl-s ilu ru wii- de«tm„d to Income on,, of Dr Andrews has given careful J t l o g re a te st i d ' l 1 at lo rial i n s t i t u t i o n s ' l l ........ to the h a b i t s rrrul o p p o r t t m ■ " 'I” ' Hies of young men He not only ■ The local K i w a r ns and Rotary clubs speakw ith the authority of a careful ■ i t "k jiatt ill the exercises and at noon physician, but he speaks with a c o n luncheon w a s spread on the college viction which at once g ri ps men. ■ ■ campus for the students and members The llerenn Rrotherhood invites all ■ ■ a f their families who cam,, from o u t »young men of the c i ty who do not o f town attend other classes to hear Dr. An 'i Mi II College was established d rew s tomorrow at 11:30 a. ni. ■ Oysters I M)|\ ' '* I tho ■ some years nt Sutherland near GlenrN w av vou like them v' at e t Wt er t h e destruction o f Its S E R V H ES AT FIRST BAPTIST bui l di n g hy fin*, it was moved tom< IM ID II p"r;innlv to I'lciirwiiliT Mi ni hr , whbru ■ ■ the ‘. es s i ons i otinnieil until L a k e l a n d uus so lei ted as a permanent location Sunday School It 30 a m M and m w iiuibiings enntrucste,!. Preaching service at 1 I :00 a. m ■ ■ Tim enrollment is expected to reach ,and 7 30 p. m. hy Rev. H 11 Smi th i lim hefor the first o f the year. of Delumd. Junior, Ditermedinte and Senior B. ■ ■ F. USTIS W I L L P R O V I D E Y P. U ’s meet nt 0:30 p. m. ■ % I D E A L M OT O R C A M P FOR ■ A cordial welcome is extended to ■ 2 W I N T E R V I S I T O R S ’ DBF. visitors, a a " W e ’ve saved a plnce for you. ” a ^ IBIIIH EL ' S TI S , Oct. 7 . Eustis is to pn>v ide one of the must ideal motor ramps in the state of Florida. The city park, where tourists have been | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ■ 5 provided with ca mpi ng qunrters for SERVICE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a *i , , tin past two years, has been inade i 1 quate and entirely unsuited for a rvnS U N D A Y , OCT. 8th, 1922 • dezvous of this character, and appro Subj ect : 7 .1.1 n o t V o l l ' I X T / i s n n i r n m i l i m i k i l n n n r n n n n n m s t m i ! : , .I i I ■ elating tile automobile tourists ns nn The FOLLOWING SERVE THAT PURE ELDER SPRINGS " A R E S I N , DISEASE, AND ■ Chicken Soup I asset to the community, n company WATER TO THEIR PATRONS DEATH R E A L ? ” . [ hns been formed anil a site secured for DRUG S T O R E S — RESTAURANTS— Sweet ReliBh n permanent tourist pnrk. Church S e r v i c e ___ 11:00 a. na. R. C. Ro wr r’a Bell C a f e A l ar ge a ss embl a g e of citizens met Sunday S c h o o l ___ 10:00 a. m. Roumillat & Anderson Seminole Ca fo at the office o f the chamber o f co m Mid week Service, E v e r y Choice Union Pharmacy Wc l aka Rest aurant merce Tues dny eveni ng. Willinm M. Tu es da y 0:00 p. m. Chicken Pot Pie HOTELS— Valdez Hotel M Cnthrae, presiding, and unnnimounly Baked Chicken with Dressing Montezuma Hotel ■ Wi gw a m approved the proposition to purchase Woma n’s Club Bldg., Oak Ava. N Roast Leg of Lamb with Green Peas Seminole Hotel the property known nn tho old P re s ALL ARE WELCOME ■ byterian college, consisting of a largo Ontrce three st ory building and three and Apple Fritters We invite the public and ail users of ELDER three-quarters acres o f land.' ■ A stock company, to be known as S T R E E T S A N I T A T I O N SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in ■ , Vegetables our method of handling its product Why take ■ j the Eustis Park Co., was organized OFFICIALS TO MEET ■ Candied ’i nn'' Whipped Potatoes a chance? Your eminent physicians claim ■ and articles of incorporation were ap■ New String Beans that this water in unexcelled and its purity J proved nnd will bo forwarded to sec C H I C A G O , Oct 7 R e p r es e nt a t i v e s Ij ■ ■ mliken it most beneficial for many troubles • rotary f slot.' at once applying for fr om cities in all p a r t s of t he Uni t ed |! ■ The Ford people of Sanford hh well an the letters patent The capital stock of Sl a t e s and Canada ore expected here I Dessert ■ Western Union recommend this water for the corporntioli hns been placed nt for the annual conference of the In Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake batteries. |I0,t)00, and those present subscribed ternational Association o f S t r e e t S a n m Cherry and Apple Pie Buttermilk Call phone 811 and have a bottle of this water for stock in the company in such pro itation Officials, to be held October 9 Coffee Tea sent yon and protect vour health. portions ns to assure an immediate nnd 10. Problems deal i ng wi th street sale of the sum necessary to proceed sanitation from all anglea and an In ■ i mmediately with the work of put ti ng terchange of ideas f o r improved con the camp In condition f o r earl y o coi - ditions, parti cul arly in the l a r g e r cit ies, a rc a m o n g the subj ect *- t o be dis pation. The property . purchased for the c u ss ed ’at the conf erence. 1 " H M i a i H i i H g n a m a a n M i i M i M i M i i i 1111111 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a bo atin g : Y\ onck ag ain allow n g re a te r volume of business to be transacted in Kissimmee. The dnte when the boats will reach here from Lake Okeechobee, whore they are in service, hns not been named, but it is assured t hat no time will he lost a f t e r the rarpnes are in a fair way to be made r e a d y , - K i s You J > 'ilV.- VALDEZ ' A| . ; i !*• a r e W e lc o m i To Our Place for Inspection We are now prepared to the! most polite way, with and! the best o f food which speaks tor itself. Otirl dinners are above the DINING ROOM Dinners Served from 1 AND GRILL 50c IL ( altanuo, Manager r (if SUNDAYS, 75c OUR SUNDAY DINNERS ARE SUPERIOR Fresh Apalachicola t T h e Bell Cafe TRY ONE A N D BE CONVINCED WM. CARNASION, Mgr. $ 1 .0 0 -- G; j-w -$ 1 .0 0 12 to 2 p. in.—6 to 8 p. m. •jj . . . S u n d a y D in n e r ... r « • . « , it : m i**i n‘ ’ -■ h; -:i -;vv G* a a s s Cleanliness is next to Godliness B B 8 I B If i a B ■ Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORD FLORIDA s _ WELAKA DINING �PACK PtVB THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7,1922 bask b a l l OUR SPORTING PAGE foot b a l l bask bt b a l l CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor -tra p SHOOTING I Giants Do It A g Fifth Inning I eased Wire Service) , u . n t h e r cloudy and an oc,nnklc of rain, a alight wind .r t he diamond fr om left , id, the t h e rm o me t er a t G2, ■...nod fans in the pnrk, t he ! Yanks met agai n for the „„ of the world’s series , ,uts two gumes nhcad. •, l j confident of t a ki ng and McGraw is sure mi l continue to ba t t hei r , i] to a no t he r victory, there was a sl i ght drizzle net har d e nough to i n t e r im s t a r t i n g of the game. „k- took the field t h e re was . 1.... . went up f ro m the first FOURTH INNING Giants up. Meuael goes out, third to first, Young singled to ri ght but was forced at second a» Kelly hit to first ami wns t h r o w n ou t f i r s t to short and Kelly was likewise forced at second us V u n n i n g h n m hit a bound er to W ar d . No runs, one hit, no er ror s Yanks up. McQuillan gets b e tt e r as the g a me goes along and retired the h a t t e r s in o r de r this time, s t r i k ing out Meuse I a nd Ward. Sc hang flew o ut to rjght. No r un s , no hits, no errors. in n in g Bancroft s t a r t e d this ti hi fine style by g e t ti n g «> 1 1tie pi t c he r’s head. Groto , .,tii, pitcher to first, Han to second on the play. It , ,o ri f ic e hit; Frisch flew uul F MeuseI grounded iii't hit, no errors I h r Yanks got to Me g . 1 1mg four hits and their half of the first f i rs t man up singled to wed with Dugan's single , ’ ii flew out to cent er and ! l o i n made the catch he loir t u rn in g a somer saul t the ball, Witt went to logon was held on first • t,. r i g ht center, scoring 1 1 .tilling Dugan to third. the time of the gnmc was fifty minutes. The score was ns follows: Gi ant s Ya nks 010 200 000 1)00 Ra p r i 170 V C JI7l7n LLLLIV I |jLLD ^ h Ra tc Rj ** Ra Rn it» l a m ---------- | Throe hundr ed and t h i rt y t housand On Nove mbe r 7, genert t d o lj ar s of five per cent road bonds of day, S u m t e r c ount y will vol Madison c o u nt y were sold today ts issue of $fi0.ri,00 to build M|lr \ ami ('urn|inny, Bi rmi ngham, mile* of hard s u r fa c ed i A in,. for $t:M,ziOLiK) plus ac crued in to fifteen wide, which sh terest or a little Utter t h a n 1)7 and a t erser! the million-dollnr h ;lf F ou rt ee n bids for the bonds now open to travel as to si were rec'eived by the c o m mi s s i o n e r s. 1section of S u m t e r county, The Kiwanis and Lions of Orlando clash m a ball ironic a t Orlando next week, the proceeds going to the day —T ou ch- Type wr it i ng, Busi ness-Penmanshi p, Hall* n ur se ry How about the Kiwanis and 1 h o u r and " a y St a ti on Agency, Enroll now;; p r e p a r e for I t o t a r \ of Sanford doing something 1 L L u U I l / i .1 I I I hy innings positions " i t h Tel egraph or Hnilrnnd Co.'s d ur i ng the winter months. Writ® likewise. (or l i t er at ur e. Address, R II E THE RAILWAY COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPH SCHOOL Speaking »f the Kiwanis ( lull, we 000— 4 0 1 FLORIDA HARTOW 1 0 0 - 3 8 0 hear a rumor t hat t hey may not have a t eam m the Howling League tilts season We hope t h a t ' s a mist ake, because the Kiwanis have some good bow b i s and we want t hem 111 Once more the telephone s u m m o n s him. With radiant face he t a k e s down t h e receiver: “ Hello. T hn t you, S tc vo ? Yeah, ’s Hill. Yeah. In haffanour. Tied up this mor ni ng. Get a w ay in a few minutes. ’So n g . " To Huddy, HilF complains: "Wher ei nel ' s Iscngl uss? S e n t him for balls. O u g h t e r he hack an h ou r a go Here he is. Come on, Isengl ass, Wa ss e rma t ter ? " I s i n g l a ss . hands him a package, m u t te r in g s ome thi ng ahout pur pl e spot s and goes, In feverish haste, the halls are s t uffed into the h a g To Huddy, Hill communes "Ilidjn call me u taxi, s o n ? ” A smile over spr eads the ca dd y 's face like wind t h r ou g h wavi ng corn “ It's at the door,” lie grins. “ H ow’s your game, s o i l 1" "Got a birdie on the e ight h, yes t idy TlfAf 17/^0 ADUV The bowling league will have siv clubs t l m year, playing three ga me s u week The season will s t a r t in about two weeks a nd each club will piny twenty five ga me s t h r ou gh ou t t h e s ea s o n. ■ £ £ ■ ■ A Beacon of Safety and Service A BEACON of S a f et y and' Ser vi ce. This Hank with its solid f oundat i on of Experience and Stability. the league tills year More will tu said about this league a f t e r the meet lag I lint lakes place fu-xt week Shedding broadcast its while light of Safety and Service In t In ITilsti Mobile sei ms yest erday went eleven innings Tulsa on tile long end of the Score Leading the way past d a ng er ou s shoals of failure and uncer tai nt y to a safe h ar bo r of contentment. Through Thrift and Saving .111. k Si olt, the Beds cast off held the \ auks to four s ca tt er ed hits yes t i i d a y , w i t c h makes os belirvu it w ou l d I. ,1 g .....I t i l i ng f oi tin A n r1Ks F ir s t N a t i o n a l B a n k 11 rh tt* n.it t :i* now >11 (hijhi Imr w i t h ten' " I7mnk ydn. sir ” i n t o hmi pit• .111 I'm in a 1 o n (i ron. • ' He des cends to the w a i t i n g t a x i II >1t> I III* I ■f ■■t . rod second. It, Meuse), 1 I’lit scoring D u g a n Men mid a n d w en t to t h i r d on t iddley w inks,1' KllRHTKR. I'r^nl'lenl 111 n 11 m g ,u lb I I ' Id. t b i ,, , tbit HODGE’S I III lull 1 III mai lit 1it I 1 oia k- fot w.t 1 I a ml In, | 11 ,, ,i 1 1, Bill set - back with a yard wide smile 1 i„imla: ., 1 1 , " J "n« gonna bent M e w so bad to | ,,, \ , x11D-11• day be'b wap Ills o ut f it for , el of ,,, m (. ,t U |th 0 f 11 st an d w a s c a u g h t be V COMMl'NITY riCILDER ■ F I * t lie g a on on. 1 ihe b.iil Iroin i< son, if a n y b o d y c a l l s , t.dl ■ n niMf*»rilv *>f U*v g gum And say GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING Judge 11 «-i Auto Paint Works \ 01 >01m inlay s g u m . Ml Football Teams Of South in Action— Four Intersectional ;i 11 ND INNI NG Young flew out to left, b I out , p l t ' l i c i to f i r s t a ilke.l Hint S 11> deI * ■ ■ til * tuts no e rrors up. Three u p a nd t hr ee MrQuilliiii ti ght ened up this I retired them 111 order, out to right, Young inakati h, Scott o u t , short to i| i n grounded out, second 1 i , in. e r r o r * S F \ E \ I'll IN M S ,. . I II) The SmiiM'liilrd Prr»« l ATLANTA. Del 7 J ’tn. I nally all (|„, |,1>f f t e a m s of the south toi l a n d N 0 1 1 li New Haven . no hits, no e m i r s , up, The drizzle nt the s t a r t anie hud been i ncreasing r ig h t in the s t a r t until this f r am e begun to ruin very hard and lark The g a me goes on, ill up, flew out to center, be- a fine stop of Dugan's t hrowi ng him out at first, •‘ik.-tl and Pipp flew out to ILit Special Dance at Lake m Casino 1(might. Ififi-ltc Potato Salad Shrimp Salad Chicken Salad Home-made Boiled Ham v Fryers, lb.........40c Pies, pk. .... ........... 65c ' P ' S CAKE S CRANBERRIES \ Isi were in aetion today, f o u r of them , no hits, no e rr or s. facing inter-sectional ma t ch e s and ip I. Meusel g i o u i c ' l o u t , ,,t |,, , H|j| pract i ci ng t h e i r plays first. S. hung did lik. wi si , lighter opponents of llu-ir fltst, U . t i d put. oin into ,in Georgia will meet < 111 field ble.il hers fui 1. home _ ((|fn , |t> H, , hl, a g . . . Sew.i.n . e. oinl "in- of the series, ami | ^ |,( i i n x y l v u m n at Pl i i l ndi dp hi ) "ip t " siioi t \ , rgtntu on !•» Ui in. .-toil at 1 ‘ ri i a 1 ” l " *n * ’ "" 1 ' 1" r '' hall Mnl i i mv M ill li da y at t he 1 it y 11 all 1 bee 111.I I Vet do PRACTICAL AUTOMOBILE PAINTING By Skilled Men h ‘ *bl'* If I t , It's G e o r g i a Me e t s C h i r n g o , S e w line* I ' l l i l l - i It a u l a. Ill he r - , (.roll went out to (list on md 1 n s i li flew out to u n i m* 1 at o l u o i l:n e . S. H. S. BATTLES OCALA TODAY ON THE BULKHEAD l 1ST \ IWS SEMINOLE COUNTY FKDKRATION OK WOMEN'S CLUBS - gam*- w i S 11 1• ot vain't' sal.' ..f tii kel- to ilJil* , 11 lecoru E l l . H'l II INNI NG b l i n k i n g fool bull crowd I* cxpv' ti ' d up I Meusel singled to |.-|.WO| ( T |, i . KAf. l K MI SSI ON \ It V Tin- gumi- will s t ar t promptly nt J W mug flew nut to left and | HTl 'DY CoHch Wilki-nson made tin- nil 1 nounccmcnt this morni ng, thnt nltho Sunday, October 1st, t he Kpworth bin outfit will not a p p e a r in mid m -ii League added to its a lr e ad y splendid son form, for the short Dm*- they work a "mi s s i on ar y s t udy. " z have been prin ticing they will m u h r u "In Wolitbu N y a m a ' s L u nd ” by creditable showing ugain.-t th< visi Thomas T . Reeve (a story of the C on tors this afternoon go missions*>. Mrs. It. J. S t a r l i n g The Ocnlii hoys, areonipnnicd by supt. of the young people of the San m a n y visitors, including unite a f' « I ford Metlfodist Church, a n d on behalf f ai r fans, began ar ri vi ng in c ar s this I o f the Woma n' s Club Mi ssi onary So ciety. offered thei r oo o p e r at io n as n mor ni ng early, all feeling confident thnt they were here to win. The home luuiy and individually cluh is just ns confident thnt ttrain We a ss ur e t hat each one r eadi ng in this circle will be s pi r it ua l ly and won't win and a f t e r sizing up these educationally helped, nnd we are two elevens befon^ the g ame t he H e r prnyfully hoping t hat all the mem- ald predicts n victory for S an fo r d, the football victory In ) hers of the Kp wo rt h L ea g ue will he f ir st Sanford year*. Gi nnt s up. J o n e s goes in to finish ] come member s of the " M is s i o n a ry ; The Sanford boys have t h e pr oper the g a m e f or Mayes and retired the i Study." spirit this season a n d ar e wo rk in g . Gi ant s in t his f r a me , t hr ee up ami har d because they know t hnt t he g e n t hr ee down. C u n n i n g h a m filed out to B e rt ra m S h e p p a r d leaves today for centur. Sn yd er flew nut to short and At l ant a where he will e n t e r Southern* eral public is with t hem this year, the McQuillan flied out to center. Dental College. | f ir st year t h a t they have been given , such support. The relief of s ome one No runs, no .hits, no errors, Ya nks up. The Yanks f ought hard Mrs. A. M, DeFoqrest ar r iv ed y e s else doing thu financing hns left the for this old hall g a m e in this last i n terday from Now York nnd o t h e r buys nothing on t hei r minds but the ning but the best they could wo wns points in the east wh er e she spent gnmc and they ar e going a f t e r it wi t h ; a vim. get a mail to third, Pipp, first "up a most delightful su mme r. A committee) from the C h a m b e r of j doubled along the first base line R. ('..inrncrce will be on the gr ounds to J Meusel grounded to third nnd Pipp see you pay your f if ty cunts 1 was run down between second and Those thnt l i ke t h e g a m e , a n d w a u l third Sr h a n g singled to center, R t o witness a gifod o ne . in addition to Meusel going to third. S i h n n g was lending thmx moral a n d financial sup out t r y in g to s t r et ch it to second. p ar t, pr\) invited to t u r n out t his a f War d ended t h e i r Inst chance by f l y ternoon nniDie ready wi t h those t hr ee ; ing out to left. cheers when the smoke clears a wa y No runs, no hits, no errors. Better Homes Demonstration Week OCTOBER 9TH TO 14TH Demonstrations will take place every clay at 4 o’Clock. : House Open for Inspection from 2 to 7 p. m. ; Everything Free., Come and have a cup of tea with us, and get a chance on the Cut Glass ^ Set of Goblets. j MONDAY—Dem onstrating ( ’are of Babies MRS. JESSIE CLARK County Nurse .; TUESDAY—Cake Making and Icings MRS. PORTER WAKEFIELD WEDNESDAY—Horticulture and Planning of Grounds Around the Home MR. R. F. COOPER University of Florida T he Na t io n a l s will bo the home team t o mo r ro w a nd go to ba t last. THURSDAY—How to Finance a Home MR. A. P. CONNELLY Building & Loan FRIDAY Proper Food for the School Child MRS. JESSIE CLARK County Nurse SATURDAY—Salads MISS MARY ZACHARY Home Economics Department, S. H. 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, October 07, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource The Sanford Herald issue published on October 07, 1922. 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' ’ PW t' f * 11 9 ■ ». . •• #• *^ • SANFORD e -qiie ('My S u b stan tia l" SANFORD S anford Daily Herald ' T h e C it v Substantial'* IN TIIK HKAKT OF THK WORLD'S CUKATFST VFC.KTABLK SECTION FORMER KING CONSTANTINE DECLARES HE IS THROUGH AND WILL LIVE IN PARISR* " " BRIDE OF WILHELM TAKES TITLE BRITISH C A I H N C T A ' V A I T H i i k I'O U T O F C U R Z O N UiN h v l.M R S P O S IT IO N TURKS ADVANCE , in I b r t l a n o l l c s Area in Direction n p • „ f. <. •ahanak W h ic h \Mf eans Meal W n r Il l y The l*rr«*l Ml | i \ N I A , Oct. 9 — Allied genf r.iL here for armistice conferrnr. -pent the forenoon conferrlne ..,ih the ('.reek delegate*, (.inference with Turkis h Sat„m:i!i.i representative scheduled In he resumed this afternoon. I 1 1 \ III »N. Oct. !».— llritiah rail m. < oi. i lisl.iy lo consider report ,.t u ...in- r or/on. f oreign *ecrei .n hi- Par i s conference with I, .it which position the V .oi ihe Turkish situation , , ..iisulida I ed ' " N s I W T I M l I M K. o r t *• l!i lurkish Nationalists yesl er it ' .sinned their advance in the l> ,• ! m« lies area ill the dlreelion ■■( i h.iii.ik. the Itritish sl ronghi ! i " T i l i n g to Mudaltia dis I. i >.. local newspapers \ \ II Nt tP l .K , 1 1 . 1 . :• The • ,ii. t r \ atul i av a 11 y <1 is in. violated tlie neut ral I I -nnd . r i -t v lolat ion .■( i to /"Me .• 1 ..ii-tallt llii'ple o f the \s| I n-garded o- a matter . iiiportanee I he Kemal is ts , not yet a dv a mo d f a r hni into i n t a c t with the I, III. ..lit -k II 1 ••I < "II , at at till viudatit.i "I • tit I ary t " 1 lie Hide I ' I t lie h i l l i u l l - t s t hil l t ill I e • no trmip movements pending "tplclioti of the Mtulnma negnhi- ail'd her ami more import ' ■ hi . •• I I I * recalled that t- l istified then violations •l.n . lie- neutral /"lie "ti the • they had never reeuginr • ■ i,"i p a r t a ipa ted n it It at t bis . m u m ■ .itiliol t.e ' Ii. i use of t he < oust an 'a I ause that boundary •' .-hi d in agre eme nt with the ' a' th'.rities a y ea r ago • agoinutis of tin* allied em ' 'tested last evening to llik -. tin lu titig nationalist offie •• i.talive here, against tile ’ 'he ueutial /one at Is i:i f• 'N|i vv HI CK w h .h h i M I X a OF P R F S S 1 A ...... ... . . . . . A C C O R D I N ' . TO UKPORT (ID Tk r \ •■ or In t rd l*rr««l DOUN, Holland, Oct. !• The bride1 , of f ormer Kmperor William will a s sume the title of Queen Wilhelminn of Prussia according (•• annotnna inent today during preliminary reception to bride and groom at • a -tie here |- Mi l s, (let. !*.— Fo r mer Ki n g ' olmc in an interview with p,i i r.iu.ii-n m k'alermo informiH i l.e correspondent thnt his ahHi. .1 rI..M is real and he desired to *,•' Mill OI the limelight. He add ed lu- intended to come to Paris ,ii i liter date. • ... M M RER S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . M O N D A V . O t T O l l E R !>. 11121! V'Ol.t MK I " *' WAS S. M Lloyd icjiiMtcd the success of i h f Tourist nnd Convention committec in the negotiations they hail with the city commissi .ners to finnnee the band, advising that the new contract would gi ve the eitizens of S an f o r d band eiwecrls throughout the y e a r, Mr. I.loyd is ulsn on the A r r a n g e m e n t s Committee of the A mer i ca n Legion, . . who ate planning a celebration for A rn ns ti . « day . II- slated that the Amerienn Legi. n v . . no x i o us to have the merchants tloAe up that d a y and asked for the co-operation of the I'hambFr of Commerce in this movemerit. It was the opinion o f several of tin- merchants t ■ (-■ it Hint a satisfuctory plan o • >,• worked out, atul Mr I.loyd y .* i nsured that the I hiimlu r of I'i.i . m e n . u o e l d co oper ale with tile Amerie.ni l egion in work mg out -olio i' tl i w .1.1.1 met t with the approval of the nicrchnnts HEAVY BAINS ARE STOPPING FARM WORK :r ; UK IN P VIM'S til ST VI K VM ) I V K H I M . I t l l ’ KN I Nt. I III IT I ■ m g . • iitiv.i— c l MK* VV 1, 1 ' • 'I on endeavor to li lt pi *itlu* nt T•» point's fur tIn i s . oi t h I In- N. v 1 n*lu tils'- * f m • j ,• t *|» ,1*. • tl . , - I>. . I. SIJ. . I K K . Jit VI'li. !i hot alt gi t' . i ue.i * )'• • t c l the death lit MilVltle.l vv l e e . .ir v 111.11ay nno inlig . attii- an - i . s k t.. tin in.iliy f l i c l u l - " l th< f ain ill \| .s | . I... I • el v. I\ It f"t . .11,1 S ajill all opt I at lull wa(.etfo»im .! at tli. I '•! mild Uulghtnu pit at a- a la-t 10-..H n the at euipt to stay the hand of the tiritn |;,..-ipr but it seemed that it wu- not fur bet t " remain longer ,m n, i i ,. | ti. i p.iit t.."K fli ght y e s , , ■ Ii"ini!,g wi • ti .' bund and VV .1. I " ,1 in h a v e I Item i ot t s i gn S a n f o r d tin . . i i i - i gni i lllv Tli r \ astir In 1rd ti. • t.XINI - t i l i i Milt !L.tv. - i t . .t ' - i * ' . • ni" ' ,.f M, • i lit ittfi' Ill) i .it Ii , , i. t . , , , 1 . , 1 h. u 1 • . * T i t 1 .lit .••nt •li«in.ii :0 i l t ni., l> »••I' • th. f. il-l ill I'll!■ .i ll % t im.it* w |*l t »•■ view " f t hr \(<•t k • fit1* d Siiturda. HI VI II tH The Ni'W Industries Committee is ly working to s i . u i c new hn!e oiieeriis f.u Sanf oi. l , a n . T i l i n g to t' hairnian tieo l> Hi-ltop, and a liumher of l ar g e mamif nctii rers a n '!• II g . .11 11 I t i l l . . ? . warehnu*. providing i . 1 f i .ent nun' i ..( ........... .. • I ii.|.'.-t.'.| i .i k i - p i i and • ’ i a n t . r n ti v»■ -' no i ' M I III le|. .|| I tti > hep I Ii. . . mini1 1 * • "f w ho I I I. Hall . hall man, w a el a bo i at ill "Ii t.y Pic -1 .|> III < "till' III who spot.) -f what bail *" • a a........ipllshol by tin............ 111.I t.y it- . tit it: i■••• t u 1 1 v 1111*—ami . •• ,i,. I at l>Oi w ii Ii i i ,. VV it. i l l a 1 1 ,. I.eagOi lie1" loped that g i . wat.i bigbvvav i In '-I lohii ii • ! . aiid 111 ik. S.ilifol .1 ill 1 • i 11 . llo • -I i it . t il.g p..u t ! a i . i.Hal •- ,ll I , ida I he new gol f i o n i s e wa- I. a l o u d 1 \ a n,Tidier " f •; i nk. i at vi.i. I time they stressed it* importance t" S.'.nfoi in attraeting tin l as - . f i«c. pi. v. I,.. . ...id Hot *(,.(• lo l it ll.ot ....... • > " ■ I II fo i* " f t la i , ' " . 1 »t . . -I".I ■ I 'ti g, • i . . . tv .t • ,i .i g . ‘ : l iii' ,., to " in) leti it t titoiigli mouthers and stockholder* President Connelly urged that if a ny member IIIesellt at the meeting was Hot a no m i mint ry . In I, ■■■ -In t. ladd d ild l i n i n' d l a l e t v ‘ I * ■ . mi "to • I < ' " ,b I ,t It, I p T , i-t* i t" • -ob H' lei, T t II dell vv a 1. •i i I V * ..ml .. ■ i! i ■ r t N • v V , ,t ' I w ef t V foil l V' a I - ■ age it the time of tier death. She passed her ,-irlhond da y s in New V ork state and attended college a f t e r w a r d g r a d u a ting f rom the Koi hosier t ’oiiserva •I l o t t .. v " f mnsii and a t t • tiditn i ..liege- of nill-ti tiav "I* i t ' * ' , *'l*t " f „ „ . v o i . . and '•• ■ of g i f " promt* i> tii. niol-t . f i ’ i* VV "t Id War wa s N it ioi .11 H. i t d 11' t " i , ... i. ih. loin .• • " f !*»vi it'd V ■ tl w ■ •l k ..Ii I Ml f e d 1 e. .It . • I t i i* t * c *hx. i " • h i m * •• • I .»•! .p i t lie aviation - e t v l . i at I lainmolids f . > . i f •t <•i •t .in !» t u l n . h .V ' ' I Mi* port. New oik atul vl I " I I I . del, i. cur I nt -it • ' ill »'T it. r tifi t i.. . : A plighted theft n o t h and lh*i bled to to lilt- Il ls rti-Miiflll « o nl ol l) get married when thf wn r wn* over iiM’iifrtf on t fi< iit t I \ ith'H o f ‘ I ))• r h ,, • l -M | iu-\ nut aga i n ;it .1 n ksotiville wliere * . . ... . • XtlllllhlD! 4*0|||ll»lttl*(*.H "f t h«* I IllftCtll”* they were mairnd on August I*»tIi. whoH«* rhmrmr n w«*rp not |»n*-r' t. It I'.ip.i, mill movt'tl t«» S:»nf«»r«l whrru wan very it rut if > mi; to milt* tin* m 11 . r !.(•■ 1,1 1"^*i1*'*4*4 ity of j*rnrti< ally all tin* r«»inmi! when* they h ave livid happily until lb*- d ath um'el -talked into tile home Il g a v e to those i, greater S anf ord to claim the wi fe of a few short y e a r s members who havi heretofo re beep She is survived by a father, brother , , , , , . | imaeiiuainted vvitli tile f un.d lotting " f ... ni tii.- old home and tins * 167 MISTAKEN IDENTITY CAUSE ONI! OF THE BEST KILLING REV. E. W. HALL "> ° '“ AND MRS. ELEANOR MILLS m *- living tiun*iictcd immediately the itn-mbits *Mte seated imrl *l«u «ntr the e m u ....... f the men! The iliatiineii of th. various *ton<lii|i( • innmittee.s rend cred reports of the activities of their committee, the work they had coinplet ed and that upon which they were now engaged, i liaitinan Hollv, of the Pnldiciiy ( omiiiitti . , -poke of the plans hicommittee had arr a ng ed fm a dv e it i s mg Sanf ord duri ng the coming y . a r . ,\|i Holly urged that t l i c u t y and county piovide sufficient funds for publicity purposes, and also f or the , ieuti<*n ••( a community chest from which v .odd he pan! money necessary ........... .. various . haiiti es, eti , win. h a ie now finauiei) by drives on III. .... ,(| mi r> haul s .n..| i*-•i. . i.lo.tl . ii .! .• .1 • . i ■ in., d Mi BILL BRYAN TAKES STUMP IN NEBRASKA HAYES IS KILLER M YSTER Y OF D O IR LE. K IL L IN’ (f S E E M S A U D I T T O ME C L E A R E D IN I N T E R E S I OK D K M o c l t \ T I C 'Thought His (>irl Was Out Walk ing With Another Man and S I \ I.K W l > N \ NO N VI Opened Eire on Minister l it K K T (Itr Thf t i i i . rl nl fd I ' r r o I I.IN’ t' Ol . N, Oct. I* William J e n iiidgs II i yn n It gin hi* s peaking earn paign in Nebr as ka today tli the inter evl of the lh IIIO. I lit ti state al;d tint tonal ticket, lie will eampatgit next Week in neighboring -t a l e s . ENGLAND WILL OBEY THE NEW U.S. DRY RULE i . . l l . . i , . I....I in.. ii "I llo i i. il t . .1 i ' i.. 11- j t at ion > •mimit. ■ ii •. tli I .'.I i Vriy ililei e-tillg tep.ot ol Vi • I' n 'lint III- Ii.nimitte. ’ w lev now handling such Mibjcits a- adeipiat' . m . i . n . during ernp iiiov eiiicllt -. I roinpt pla. mg of i a i - altd also woiK S V V S I N I T F . n S'T V'TKS II VS P K R u, p ■T 11. i gal I la I Ft I Ki t. II I I d I VK F. ;\ tt.illn fe»111 rail * • Im- MhV|J.U VN V VC I It IN , 1 IiS» |.llf |'i ' 11 • t VV1.1 ll w ,11 v * i .* • |1 , i , t, ,1 *. r • . t T .1 iiii l.tlrtl l * f r « * I • I *» .fl EtT , I *c • . *.•t 11 . i , 1 ■ ' , 1 _1 • i i 1 i.u *• . r . . ! • 1 II ,. i. .i M. | . . f I. M. .1 itU* ' I,,. i ? i». m t ltl. ’ • .1 : i • 1 tl 1 W I : b f i i'' ti* • *i i igb ••• » 1 1i tit * t »»l it \ |•1>11a1k:! 11.' ••II. tli. Oil • , • ! Ill -‘ > t i 111 11 .a I vv it tl ,|t. i >1 ..|. gh t .. i. | a.h • >i . ' ,* *•!,«( ly ALL SPECIAL U. S. OFFICERS DISCHARGED 1 ■. I . . W |- lie l,| , ,'.tl •• " >U told by tile pi.lilting "1 -blob tl cc- t"l t. ha h t In > 'l'. w il pay "in . t"11 . v. t v 11 -id. I • t ' III ' 'i lif.a ini' v tli • ' . .1 • ■ i- > I'.iSsed VV t . til - -i , f 11 . P. I I vv i i; i i m pi "\ KH V' - HI KI Nt. K lit T.N I I M M STKIKK III. the t.l V K11*> VI I V- S . . . I . . I . <1 K - . f . v l l. l I ". • low ' • ■ . • t. ............ * 11 Illy Tk«- Aa»»<-lat *4 I'rraal NKW I I K C N S W I C K . Oct. 9 .— < lifford H a y e s , I'J-y ear-old n d - . inirer of Pearl llnhmer, » ho found the Insties of Kev errnd Edward Hall and Mr- Klennor Mills, was arrested tislay f ormal l y charged with murder in the first degree (or the s l a v i ng * Knynmnd Schneider, who »»awith the II. ihmer girl when the bodies were I on ml was held .i- a iiiateri.il « i t lie*' Prosecutors Heckman and Strieker, of Middlesex, and S o m erset counties. say Schneider signed a statement accusing C l i f ford Haves of the crime Ac cording to Schneider' s statement the doulile s la y in g was the result o| mistaken identity lie hud gone out with Haves on the night ol ihe kil mg- he said, trailing n III. in w It,, a. i oiiipiililed I lie Itahm■ i gill 'seeing a couple beneath a l ie, hi- said l l a v e s opened fire. M W TIM N * VV I' K , N i i ». t ;• —■ IT. t. v t c r w 11 Ii . (in h Mr- Iicnies Mills a ',«I the It. . I ,|w at.l \V heeler Hall, r• i t**i ■ t the l'r**t.'stant loil - ti it* It ■ if i at" 1 .i c "I'I vvatch n s tor's ' 111' t. IV.1 - III 1- -!• 1* ' ' •-111 I f • W . -'1 •t have 1 ...tv 1" • T, , ii"! S..|,»t ' t ■ "ini v a'lthoriti l - SJII.I i.l -t night Thcv .1, I lined to ■ i . I i i • 1' h. . ti i.l t-"it"1 »l" . . tro Med ' hat .ft. f t'.lir lb. i tin . oiiple v "I' g | i • i, ’. d i g ..bo t-.ol . I " i l . i | tin tindmg of the ■ : t> . i . . • i a".I tb. -exton' s tn the .'somec-et county orciiurd week- a. ", had been ijuestioncd tool i b " ui - 1 1 I a. ti in . 1 i l'a i i i'. . i I • < tb I', art • • ■ t •■ . • I • a- the -• • • ■ i • t. • • *. lo.iiid up oi . 'll tied III i harac,t, a, 11 •1 . It te I I e, l.ll ill p it U '. •! ' . ' t.g t ■ t t t rut bed K-r* vvtiu have p i e n o i i s l y a p p e a r e d ill the most itiipoitaut i onlmit tees ob t he of rail roads which tuna,- not thi' in v estig ation . • i cement -» .tli I lie i n k e r * t' bnmber and should re. f iv e the fullest t.n a 1 *1*1 • ' IMS said these questionings ( f i ' O p r i a t l o l l o l tin J tti. in t. givi* -. • i.oi- consider,.t •H»0|| ft»| || •All! .*• \ /»*• Uliif u . r 1 In ■ tv that nns1 ) . ..M NJ |t • !• » '' '' t ' ii f. Ini’ 1 i Ik a w * '• i <+ 1.. .1 • 1. .1 to (he . i t.. k i • f.. l i ft . » • \\ I'♦ .t | | •11 >t «*•1 I iiitiifi , »i l\ miff niali. Il h— t Mg 1 • * 11 . ■ ’ •1 * I oil'll. I" 1 h. -I tl.<• i >•I . ' en « nVi' l * i i 1 1r ■ i £ tt state* h av Unit ,« ih. t !.• I* t. ■ •.1 t In-in, de......... ! " I" . I ,„(..! ............... . t in lliur*dny g . i, . .,.'•■*• t" ful l , me y .\, I..|.||. |... ,• I ............ .. w '• I! g, r . i n min"t ikllil " d e v . op tb. . J o h ns pi,..,., .,,,,1 * , o. tint . . . l l - t - . t fo, " ^ ‘ ll " " l ' " 1" ,, ,c ' ° nr. and which if passed will re .( .,.K f „ 1l amutt ' n*« PiM: o ' c H i.'i* vir. ed tin* shA.vtmg took pla. ,*. he wa s , tb- Federal i e*veri.nui.t to e„ 1 te III 11, 0 ,|ev I p \ this watel high I , .. III l o t .......... the San mitomohil,'. tin. I. •" tra.t"t |. ril,,k will have ,vl | k,. , ,, lf lt bt,ml........ . i ..miner* ,• imbusink' __ i,-„pi i " in i* in* .. -ore wa* | j \ | / | { \ | o | ix,.,| m ,i letter received from . " iitativ* i l ei t from t ’ itru* M*y The reading o f this letter M i- V i.h . .............. " ' f,h n frU*nd of New Hrun*- t|„ ........ ‘‘.o k. when t'u-y belo ved they saw a ’ young woman, whom the\ both knew, 1,1 Do *eiop, ov "I n mg man in a park which adjoins the Phillips (firing later in tiieir <1*^1, the detectives re- \|K*. o*x -------It fr" ' " “ ..... vb.it v m want T'■ 1 " V H t VVIKK t .imeion t.eloved port ■ .Nh Kauffuioi) -aid they met a friend ipi,,| a I* ugthy diseiissinns on wife o' An bo i noo ioii died at th* who vva* interested in the woman and. ■ . . V.vu.uthv of th*-ir t'hnmlier, a better knowledge o f i" VKVIlKS F l t a i T I N C hand here wtm have tin* sympathy ot ( m siihjnci Mr I P Forster, who ..1,1 home east ot tlo- i it\ Finlay and told him o f seeing tier The friend, ib what the Cha mber of Comi ner . e, thru N K VIt V L A H I Y O S T O C K mnny f rl,.„n„ Florida .ms other . lu’ liol • ■ mint v - represent III ive v • l.,,|ie.| yi**tetd‘l\ ill ljlkeview Knilffliilit is alleged to have said, le ft it* well nrgiitur.ci! leader* I- doing lire known .1 •• t j no* tlo loll \v.,- signed ably . t e iy 'The ftn n ia l services were him uhruptnlly on hearing this newn, states where the familn I'lider the head of new bu*in-- - the 'b> III* l v. iM -ll .0 4 |*rr*. I Mrs Lee w a s active lit musical ell Ii i|>ioiied the measure ami clearly held fi**m the Holy t ’ ross ( hnn li ami hurried aw ay m the direction from secretary submitted the mimes o f t h e • V " S T O C K . Oct tb— Desper . les, m church work being s ec r et a r y explained his rt asoiis for its adoption \<-*t -ulay aflein non nnd the l**ng con- which he had conic. fi How ing as new members ' " g between the red and white of the St. Agnes (Iiiihl and member *n f ,s position he was seconded by . .ni-. ..f friends and the many beau To s trengthen the theory of mistnkVV. M Scott, the Ameri ca n Fruit pro - res* on Spnrrk front out of the choir of Holy Cross mid m Holly Mr K V Itotiglasn and ' fn floral of fe r i n gs attested t " the en identity. detectives pointed Pule-toll sp* ke at some length it r d - l np of many friends of this that another couplu had hi'en reported • evacuation began. Soviet a void a mong the many friend* who J °f 1 " 'bfibg i g n rs t the tnenaure and urged thnt itimnhlt* lailv who hud been a resi- ns having been aeen in the vicinity of T K Koumillal. of Kotimilllit >v . . . . ■* reported rus hi ng troops with loved her for her sweet disposition the Chamber of Cninmeree reverse dent » ' tins sect ton for many y e a r s the f ar m on the night of the shooting '* and tanks toward VIndivosAnderson. nnd her ninny fine traits and a cco m ; its original endorsement A Vmotion Mrs. Camero n had been nn invalid f or and us h a v i n g henrd the shot* and l"k Defender* o f f e r i n g furious op* Those members of the Sanforil I was math* that the Snnford unite ;>n\ y ea r s nnd was unable to leave screams, and seen several plishments. pervona Tli,* f uneral services of Mrs A W. t bomber of ( oinerce who attended , <dmuterre eeai n go on record us t* r '.e,| but wa s a l w a y s bright and ,-nrrying wh at a ppea red to Ik * u log I e Jr will he held Tu es d ay a f ter- the first mouthy evening meeting last endorsing the reapportionment bill, cheerful and those who knew her best from the f a r m house, before they lti»V N SI' F I i F U A C T U I I E D noon at f our o'clock nt the chureh o f Fri da y were of the unanimous opin wh . h, however, was voted down, loved her for the unselfish devotion themselves hurried a w a y in order not _____ ... . ion that, this meeting wa*. w a s au success. [ , , . (|„. f n«-t that thu meeting of wi fe and mother and friend nnd to reveal their identity. P l . A V I N t , KOOl H A L T jj,vly ( 'mss . i,,n *— j The following palllMtarer* will meet So Impressed we re they wi th the evi- e xtr nded over a period of three hours, neighbor. I Uy death bereft n hus___________________ n t VNKLINo tPrT ‘ F nnk ^ •« ‘.the MUDrr Funernt P a r lo r s ' dcnl benefits secured f rom meetings ,, WSS a g r e at deal of Interest hand, two daughters and one son I L . s'pt.NIlKNr FAT1IKit VI: ’ ‘ ‘ ’ ran ‘ P. K. Cl- Clarrett, K. of this kind thnt upon inquiry of Pres- manifested to the very lust, and due The s y m pa t hy of ma ny f riends Is ex 11 Ti *h school h oy , died today as on Second st.. M l LS W'llol.K F A M IL Y '• 1 F Lane John C. Smith, II. K- To l a r , blent Connelly as to whether the mem- to t' •• shortness of time and tin* num- t ji ded to them their hour o f sor ' ' " b i t of n fractured skull »u*KOCHKS I KK. NEW YORK F r an k P Akers. John M Oillnn. best were desirous of holding these ' • >f ma tters discussed and nrtod >\* di tr . h y , m a football game. Interment tn l ake View Ceme tery evening meetings once u month h«-1 «• a iiiiinla't " f these subicct* Illy II**- \a»«irln(rd I'rraa) ------------------after, those present heartily endor-ed V i and Mi- Kbltih Koomill.it mere I 1 1' * * 11 "IIIv I"' tirn-fly l "veil'll KOt 11 E S T K I v . N \ , (Vt 9 .— M l I E|> \ T »t ■ " f their tn .'Uet \| i * J u n e Ili'dle. ... . . . . i i u v xi i in. s the idea and voted accordingly It • next monthly ,-vetting meeting f ather and three children M KK.NSIIOKO, n k w yo u k , hl<MAN >,A,tKH was admitted, however, that a l in ge r , St :. x«d Cl ftiiilier of Coiuiuer.'i* Koumillnt nnd their brother F F. in the undertaking establishment toPOFU ( ENTS llt'NIH tEI) number of members should have been w I'lat. •stetday he held F r i da y Nov. 2.1 rd. An Their m a n y day, Kthelyn f ive, tirace two, Ruaaall L O W E S T ON R E C O R D present nnd e f f o r t s will he made to ,-fj t will !*■• ".a.le to have a l a r g e r S an f or d friends were glad to s e e *•■ ( months, we re drowned in b a t h ■ ' NOltk, Oct. P.— Hnrry Sut, see thnt attendance is inert-used at n< 1 iber |»resent, so that they in turn tub i*.t their home by their f a t h e r , "Wi er nnd editor of the Q ue e n s - 1 i i . "in" inforuii'd of whnt their ----------------------— NKW Y O R K . Oct. 9.— The Gcrmnn future meetings of this kind William Wheeler who then killed bim"i, , of ^amnicn, shot and Chi **tber of Cnmnt *ree is duing to Have the Herald do your next job self with a pistol. Despondency OH marks *old hpro todny for lc»* thnn The same order of business wa s fol ' illnini Rlerman, b ar tender, city nf tin* of printing. We have the equipment accountinability to nbtnln employ* " in front of Sutphin* a p a r t me n t f our ccnts a hunxirexl the lowest price lowed at Fridaynight’s meeting ns in mnke n more substantial VC m Jamaica. on record. . usual at thenoon daymeetings, husi- CITY St'BSTANTIAL. to do all kinds of jqb printing meat is believed to be the cause. i �i V ■ . FOR R E N T — Room* and kitchenette. —Shirley Apartment*.opposite poit N jf/ice, upstairs. 28-tfc “P A Y YOURSEI.F I Iin^p, T O N I G H T FOR RENT— Dc.iirablr furnished' apartment*, Smith, corner Third St H and I'Hlmetto Ave. IG3-4te Rodolph Valentino ' W e pay 4% Interest on Savings Accou nu F0 Ft RENT New five room bunga- , Summer weather whethe low, well located) $35 per month. >t I>r lint A. I’. Connolly & Son*. 1«l»* tfe CluiJfltd Ada $r • Iline. a No «d taken for l*«* than Me. and poaitirely no claaalfied ad* charted to anyone. Caah moat accompany all order* Count fire word* to a line and remit accordingly. l (»R RKN1 Nicely furnished room*, desirable location Address, T E It < are Herald office Hilt dip REMEMBER, a patch on y,,,,,. and money in your pocket', j. 5 and more creditable, than a UTit , „r yourtock, and no money to .;lke°i" continues to Not even the movie pictures have anything on the ball players. W ANTED >■ U'A N’ T KII Kxtrn ^ prise Shoe Store \VATJT>T|)‘ or two unfurnished rooms, suitable for bedroom or light — Furniture and complete housekeeping rooms. Address “ I). C, Mr ami Mrs. Scott are now com :s. chan and in good con- ( * care of Herald office. 152-tfc room rooming house PER M A N E N T W AVING, Radio Sun fortable located in the Frank Wood in. a bargain. Rent reas light hnths, massage.— Mrs. Me- ruff home on Onk iivnue. Iress "A. J." caro of San Coy's Beauty Shop, Welaka Apart-, IGS-2tp niont. 1G2-Gtp FOR SALE JltTo h the screen’s sensation of the season. Valentino as Iho hot blooded toreador, the lashing idol of Spain, hero of many loves, in n story by Blnsro Ibanez the author o f ‘T h e Four Horsemen” with L I L A LEE and N I T A N A L D I. ing$ 11 1 1 Edit SALK —Rood cel ery land, $ 1 0 0 VOI R F ' U T C K K per Hcre.- -E. F banc. Eirst class r>. 1 6 1 -dtp dime, birthda /urniture M/fi-5 tp truthful, reliald r r ading. Prof. Helps Keep Away the Writ If it's a piano, cnll for a QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. FOR SALE it <’• room Iningalow bungalow and St,,_ti" n ( * ^ * l u l a pnre t i n , . . $2.887 «•* WUT 50. r.it A 1C. three extrai lots, AV It* < 1 4 - ^ 1 ilH-ll, Invite your inspection of this proper ty A- P Connelly A Sons. |fifi-tf< I'liR REN I F urmshed room, also a Hio'rage room. Ill Park \venue Ififi-fit p FO R SAI.E New Bungal ow. - K. Lane. The Nillie Turner Circle will hold shower for the benefit our Bazaar 1 ■ fcj ". • ••>•■ U‘ me Home Second sheets, 8 ^ x 1 1 , only "a members , i M,, ,‘7 ? r meet ' Knt t ,ink* 50c per 1,000, while they Inst, a\ nu-mliers are asked to moot »• Mrs M. . . j|erjlj(j o f f i c e 7 “j SANFORD’S .p S TEMPERATURE ^ ' 1 F'Ht > VI I hmisi thirty poMtu.n Rate U*' A \el.lie 'I'liid id apartment rooms, paying pro city House. M2 Myr _____________ irtl tfc |I,, t, vv III I., • 111* -s .!;• *• I f| t.i|||l|| t I |\\ owi\l.od> s houl d chor It and Sundav as usual I<» \ \| I \ •» K.w - l| (*H.l| 1•#» • • • Al m n ■ in I! 1: o g. F 1 •. .10. •, - A\ A • T f .1 no |I v w III, IF *’ ^ ' ,A A\ 1-••!: to. . , f AAe-i Pi,111M II -i■' ha 1- vel >’ l.us\ and hii' i , • I- 1 •IM Ml M \ | | s m |{|. i ' i 'ih, I., I 1vv , we.1k- getting 1V,III \ to . •pell a Hew ill u-.•*e store in lit l in o s I MEM ItFIfSIlll'S :i1*f **1ll I X \t I ( )N|0|(|| 1-; \SS(M I \ 111 »\ Mr All. »i wn- nuinag, i ." f tile F'nrt 1,1 ' al es has or ri ved IP tin l ‘f •Ti •• <t.. f •• \%l|f ll W II- a brancli 'Pc ;IT„| \SH*» *■e| V 'll, i e« 'fill in lie ilv ir ,| wi l l have head*piart> 1 s *; 1 O■l.lr *11' » p.t vv fO. f pi olllp I• d him 1 •• 1 1 f * • nun. 1 . . . ?f 1 . whil. • ' gigi (| 1 * ■.isimg 1 h,< mem 1“ ' ’ <»• u. Sunf,.|,| win, ,, f Hu Vin. ip an Viitom.dille "" having resid. d here form •' m S. fulfil,1, ,.„llnty 1i A !■. i e tin-v trig tn Fort pien <• Sea ' " ' • d f c u u .1 tiuii I.f the -tale and ■ eiyl.i.dy is talking atmiit tip ,,. 90-tfc *• ' '.I. r..vv Hi . .f S a n f . i , , ! ,- .) 1 1,, F O R .'■All F a - v tel in <*.11 n-j '■ ' '»• 11 i vv ill. I I * . • , , fh.wing w. II !and M :i, ,,.s , |, „ r,.,| nt renmrknhh low pn,,- ,f N,,|,| ;illW ' H M d lld . \ I ION \| ( IK U( II 1 A. P Connelly ,V Sons 1 IG tfc I In- regular service* will he held FOR S ALE — New five roopt . .. . hoti.se, i an,| a cordial invitation is extended two and one-half acres and, one acre f all ti. worship with us. tiled, idecping isirch and Inrgo rooms, Sunday S, hind al ‘.i 15 a m every convenience \ p Connelly & ' hn-tiafi Ftul'.iv.-i at :o p f SEVER AI Thigpin HOUSES for sale. •S,,nH 148 tfc I'HR S AI I I vv,. t e a m s and li. irness Inquire ,.f \I Hanson Sln„. si,,,,, \|i,r lung > u ui-.n at I 1 no N gbi s,.| v i, ,. at ,,, 7 ;;,i I ’ 1 Hut bans |*i,si. , i r* ii*t| I 11K S \ I ! ill g o o d t("H. N. .V t lo'.iluiii f:l.2tiii, ea- y !. 8 s : '.j! ■ ' > I ■. i ii , m - "chy At Solis S . i . - mi I n i -g a l-,vv >in III, .little a, \ H < I 1 1 N Ml Ml ( (1 O P E N A1 " 1h r i-: l\ ^ A \ 1 I lltll \f* FORI (S. Bun ks. Oldsniidnles. (Ink lands Hodge. Cole H. Overland. Chevrolet. Maxwell f.,r -ale These cars are lute model*, and have been re finished, making them very desirable rurs t<> crnspivtivv buyer*, and th«* I • af man -ay * .!mimy priros atr«- ri^ht. with vu•*\ tcrni'* ■ g " • • I'- 1 and .1 "||\. «nd 7 passenger* J! ,1.- II. Motor Co \1ilh his assis|i,a, ,. Sctniliide 201* Park Ave, Sanford, Fin Histrib f ' . i n i v -hoiiId adil m a n y mnn- mem ut"rs fi.r llupinidule and l.uxingtoii 1 1 blj*' III the S e l f l l Hi d e ciilltity cars "We carry the |inrts." liram h uf the A me r i c a n Automobile I tO tfc Ml S eal es ha* .Mist re \ MEI tl i \ N \\|» | o i t K K . N SHIPS Ml s| \|| |t|.. |,|( y 41 H E R E I t l i u / E \||.;\ | | u \ p | , It*,:, tfc K oiitinmd from page ll FOR SAI.Fb- House of eight r o o m* , ff l e i g l i s h i p t o a l l o t lit* i in al l A m e r i PIT West First street, five Fed can poll rooms, kitchen, dining and sitting In a divided opinion, the court room, hath and toilet. Water ob < --ll f i t ti l ed t i l e a u t h o r i t y ,,| p i o h l h l t loll tained front fine flowing well, suf ag' i.ls lo pic,out sin Ii a transfer, and ficient for all purpose* »t all -times. v" -w " f thi (If atlortiev gen to Imlil that the thereby saving water rent. Sidewalk s" in front of house, nil paid for. No I igbteentb amendment and the Yu| inrumhornnre against this property, ^ti-ad ml ■• |uH-•I a rn* r< Price $5,0011.00; $3,000.00 cash, bal Meaty with (Heal Britain Chairman nn< c in yearly payments of $500.00 Lasker picdnicd ili.it i nfoti enp-nt of Address “ Largain," cure of Herald. *be law would operate to an iinmedi lG0-2tc il*'' disadvantage of the American D P M IP merchant marine and would make I'w l\ K E N I more necessary ennitment of the ship Mf II VHeo .say-- his new i finip,-iny • a r i v almost everything (|„ • ■ w n, ■■ 11(1 mi|s|, ;,| In,. »||, |i as plain,s, phomigraI’ **"- - t f i n g i ns t r ume nt s , a complete line o f smal l g o o d s and sheet music. " The c o m p a n y ^ Hen Musi c -ti , - street ted by I hi new l;' u " -k * ' ted u '11 m ii,,- new lira k building- I Marella . oinpanv lias , i ,,ve,I the I'* o'-ogtapti I iii. tia .ing ..v. r many ,,t in r litu . V I* a lias tool many peri ei a e of w i l l la- k n o wn ns II. , l ocat ed ,,|i I' nl i p. i o hi musi cal St. ,, . -- . , , , An undoubted effect of the enforcement. Mr. Lasker said, would be to Furnished bed room and hamper the board in its efforts to HI I-tfc f o r rf : n t ■■■III THE HERALD DOES RUSH JOB w B | BUI C F o r Sale o r E x c h a n g e Late Model in Excellent Condition B . & O . M O T O R CO. Thr Fri Sat tfc \ I I l-.SH(»N. K N Itill l'S T E M P L A R S A N F O R I). F L O R ID A Distributors for Hupmobile and Lexingt,,,, 1 ,,, V regular ■niivocation of Taylor ' mmandery will he held Friday ev "lung. ( let.>lier rtth at 7:.'l() oV|.,ck. A f ’.li attendance is fle.sired; visiting Sir K r ights are cordially invited. A GOOD USED P IA N O ---------Wull Known Make $150--------------- Terms: $15.00 down, $N.lio a Month Hy order of the F.minent Cnmmnn .ler J NO. H J IN K IN S , Recorder J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 The Churchwell Company H) Stori*H in G fo rg tu - 1 s t , , r r ip Flnrid." y e a r s ex- i ns t r u m e n t s u f all ma k e s and brands, l i e al so is a I si ost er o f Sanford says and that p o s s i h i l i t tees m S a n f o r d has n,> limit n o w that the old |,.w n Ins taken on mi , h w o n d e r f u l Collar and C u ff Sets new life Bnggagt ' •ming I I It In Km broidery, Net. Satin. Linen and Taffeta. Whi l e. U, QC|« K - Ecru and Dark Colors FARMERS Y ou can get seed lad frames nnd irrigation plugs nt the Sanford Novelty W »rk*. jon tfi $ 1.50 CUT THIS O U T— IT IS WORTH MONEY Business and S ilk Pongee With Embroidered Collars Occupa- First Street SELLS il Lor LESS »-A V W aists t io il L ic C n S C S N O W D u e l30<> K! m' ll’,t :Ut>' l,tl' l‘l «P American shipping to the Please take notice that State and FOR R E N T —Furnished 3-room flat. «»nent nnd Smith America He ex County Licenaca arc’ now due nnd td party without children. 312 -Oak [ported Vancouver, B. C., to profit nt pnynblo for the ensuing yenr. Avc103-3tp the expense particularly of Seattle and Section 803 of the License Laws of FOR R E N T — Furnished room, 1011 •’"rtlnnd in the Oriental trade nnd the State of Florida requires that Onk avenue. Phone 2H3-L. 101 Gtr Mnntrenl at the expense of New York .each person, firm or c „ n inrntion FOR RFINT -Three furnished InJUKI* o ih. South \ nici i<an trad.-’ Ms,, MUST HAVE A LICENSE BEFORE I,, looked for Montienl to gam over F'NOAOINtt IN A N Y BUSINESS keeping rooms Phone 348-W. ‘v v A ■ i k in the trails Atlantic PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION 1 0 1 fit | Made* named in said License Laws. FOR R E N T - Two apartments, new Irrespective » f the decision, of the Please apply for your Lieenao’ nt and up-to-date; well furnished.— supreme court, the Shipping Board once. .nte* Apnrtment*. 80-tfc chairman said foreign shipping would, JNO. D. JINK INS, FOR B E N T — Four room cottage, M. have nn advantage over American Tax Collector, Hanson, Shoe Repairer. 105-2tp lines. 103-4til; Itw Seminole County. a* PROGRESS,___ musi c and is a g o o d j u d g e ] * ut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley A- Co., 2835 Shef field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package con‘ -lining Foley’* Honey nnd Tar Com pound for coughs, colds and croup; I oh y Kidney Pills for pains in side?, and hack; rheumatism, backache, kid-I noy and blndder ailments; nnd F'oley1 Cathartic Tablets, n wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for i FOR R E N I Furnished hm.sekeep1,1,1 ,f lht’ U«g is to constipation, biliousness, hendnehea mg rooms, first floor. 314 E a s t '" ''0' " " ,h‘‘ h,,fh st,n!t- ,,w and sluggish bowels. Sold every1,11 H!|lr'K would have great influence .. . , Fifth street. 1*>J-3tp . . . . . . . . where.— Adv. ------- - ill congress when the subsidy lull was F O R R E N T — F ur ni sh ed apnrtmenta. |tnkcn up F e m n b j Apnrtments, 305 Fbist 1st »„ i*mn n k t / v m i .STRENGTH " f Sanford on open account unless yon Household goods? Moving them is c*! .i written order or requisition f,.r a science with us.— QUICK SER H/|f|»«VICE TRANSFER. M a x imiipi FOR SALE Very desirable tot on Weft First strict. Rood pn e for <jiiifk salt <!••- W Knight 15s if, SIX TV T l l n c s \ N U STR \ W HFftllY Plants from north-rn k f |no p<-l thousand. f |, Fake Montoe Fla M Hoyle. 1 ,4 20tp In .1 v I , .1 * hangi hi the tempi rahile I" f..r. 1 hrislipas Simda.A The Seminole County Bank nocei Arc you moving? Call 498, for a QUICK SERVICE T RA NS FE R. The editor of the Herald wn*. the Thr.-Fri.-Sat-tfc recipient af a twelve pound bn*s yes terday the snmc having been caught NOTICE TO FARM ERS bv F A Ball, the genial bandmaster As soon as possible I will endeavor lie says be caught it in the Lake Marv section but just where he does to .all all the farmers of Seminole It will he impossible to ace m.t sp. , if# \ny how it was all right county ' u hi all at once but will do so as soon ■■•ml he has ,. ir tsunks - I c .ii. ! am now equipped to take ! rtili/er samples and anyone wishing MUM E •heir fertilizer sampled call phone I Ft. lo all merchant* and business men Benjamin Whitncr ■•f tin i-u\ of Sanford; Ho not d,County Agent liver anything lo the American Legion I |> to ninety again for to day with tin- indications goo.) for another summer season ahead of os How• vi 1 . the •liii Fs are coming '■»»..lh w ho h x go,*.! sign ••* •PI'loMi l u g .o .| Wi ,,n. b(>l! S M I Five room bungalow well located, easy to-ms, prim $2, 850.00 A P Connelly ,t Sons. 103 if. FOR QUICK SALE Mining chairs stools, marble counter tops and other dining room furniture, also cheap for cash \pply Manager lb-11 Fafe hr; r,t. t " " I T ’s .UK Laurel ave., car* will lie therp for members. 104-ltj FOR SALE— 1.100 msh and monthly payment* like rent, will buy an al most new house of 4 room* and hath, lot .50x117. in pood part of town, near •chool and store. Street will hr pav ed noon. For further information ad dress "House" rare of Herald HIT lip Thr.-Pri.-Sat-tfc lift* **tl » * H lN; - * ***«•• �* ’A ____ ____________ i ________ __ ________ *~X . .« 55SE6E, . :*. THE SANFORD D A IL Y V* h d i fcg* fiFdfel k l E R A L D , M O N D A Y , O C T O B p R 9 , 1922 U IQ tel A m m never causes death or prostration, it Ketchain nn<j rohibition at its worst is Setter *i ** 2 is going strongest when the fanner troubles, g,, tl, i ror tin lean icensi- at Us best, declnred C'lar- ^ dan sit in the shade and take life easy; alley.'' ' I ", 1V , iTu i True Wilson, secretary of the p * while his brother up north is broiling Surexhot In,., ( boa) r of temper uni *• pnihibition ntul p a h, in the hay and grain fiel*T?r * dinner a tram ,lt ilitir morals of the Metho«J**t Epis pa Pa O f course “ there uro others” which 1 Now this a ,,h pal church in reporting today a five *4 *a have been duly exploited as reasons j that lend* th> \ 'TT*y^nsH months' survey by that Hoard of ron- * 1 ,r‘ the »d. tei for fnrming in Florida; hut these two, come sign ,.f th, .11* t - in Chi. ago It was made to 1 ' oind* til. L n It Uivvi Methodist conference, t*a * i * « absentees deserve n prominent place I Aren't y,m | .,., * * *■» * * Its tei te, y> « ji M »ii R , Kii n*T. s. i. • ,i\ \\ ils.oi »atd that Chicago in the state’s "Oomo hither" literature. ' Down ,m r),, ■bo f t * Tampa Tribune. ct- -,i*'*li'd f i:i tins study ''her a use I»atus have niioi, W E I,L E S L E Y H1I,I.S, Maas., O c t . ‘J hut all students are agreed that it Is w .is desired to uncover prohibition ----------- 0-----------ing unsafe by ii IMscussing the statement of certain largely a tcmjKirnry stimulant. The {'j| O]*|»lNf' bai.it its wo* st " The eommittee com •, , DOWN T 1I E SIGNS boards rigiit hankers that the country is headed tariff helps the manufacturer the 'f T1 h 1*e m»4i pared wet and dry years in their so Hint they ot,,tr j the ■'iPW of ij^ for another period of inflation, Roger same ns the Immigration l.nw helps R,p,,,-„r relation to nirnc, welfare an.) relief, . . . . . . . , i „ , ... All over the country an effo rt is be railroad . Hahson today issued the following the w age worker. Hut neither the health, i Inrft ami prosperity and gen, , , , ® K , . , . . , ing made to clear the roadways o f bill . . .. | , statement, front Ins statistical offices tariff nor the Immigration law tn••riil business condition" In each The Herald ,), •o * i, boards. Highway associations hnvo ... iWellesley c . i i .,.1.... l i n e . . reuses production or makes two at Hills: " Hr v ^ i use, he snul, the advantage was . . . . , . . been particularly active in getting act" Fo r readers who are not hankers 1 1 'l," 1 *'s -d grass grow where only o n o , ^ hy CQUnty commj „ | oncrB ilt the id Cents shown to exist since the advent of S T R O l'T FAim \(; k\{‘v und economists, let me first explain ^rcu l>on>rc. iho tariff will cause an oul|rtWjn^, 0f signboards. T it* M e I I - to IH -p a g r W e e k I j Hfw - prohibition day 1 , 3 M »K" ' *I m \ , , n Uf .... effect ...... upon .. c rime alone fully in a simple language, whnt* is meant "lerense in the price of goods the r<uinty commis«ionen>p ns n rule, Lakeside farm ami Kri| ,, ,1(, c «»ir Tlte U i la pnbllahek every Friday applies- justifies the (Hilicy of prohibition i n l y inflation. Men who nre acquainted i^anu as l i e ni m ignition .nw wi |have Bhuwn rommendablc enterprise t k t i f rates made knonn several acres of h..,v, M.„ k “lo*m ^ re. **•»* l)em orr«tt« la polities^. 9X.00 peri Chicago ” the report stHtea. “ At the with the Habsonchnrt of Huaineas Con- fenujv** an increase in wages. l u c r e n s . in n, ee t|nR t),p t|c m a n d f o r fto some excellent Mi„v,c1 rr> *»r.d Joo ^ r -" — " " -------------------Jsljme time, „ note o f alarm must be ditions know it i.s made up o f two iing priees and increasing wages, how tirmnnt of those boards that disfi bearing orange tree-, ( any ' r Plum. h(i ■ IT MhB. KAssort* H TIIK a h s o ( i a t k i ) Pit Kim .siuitided Current c rime statistic** lines— first a normal line, renresent l' vl'r* < ^ < l I10^ make the country ted Press 1. e.olu .lv.ly crime statistics lil i r t - f i r a t n normal line, represent gure the landscape from one end of grapes and guu.,, The country becomes richer " " ,'1 5 •ntlilsd.Wo ttie use for repubtlcstlon of plainly reveal thaf the wet propngnn- mg the permarientt growth of the inner the county to the other. But tbo hotise, porch, fire,.lavc j*ril(#n L ~ only ns it has more houses, more bush not n*Hier» * e**c*r<5nrrd n h *■* piper da intended to inrite uninformed or country which looks like a simple upsection o f the county commissioners era large lake for * fl Fuf of AOd also "X herein • ,“ c" 1 npWB pubtlehed (,v j| n,in,i,.d people to violation of the lull grade and a second liny which els, more tons and more yards has been nullified to n largo extent sale owner includes Ml lemvhold fur *AI1 rich is of re-pubtlnetlon of epecUl prohibition law and to the consump- looks like the outline of hills and vnl- doods. Marking up the price of goods by roperty owners who permit bill - niture, farming c * r*c.\ dlspetChfH tiemln urn also reserved tnui of lupini n having an effect, leys. This second line represents tern accomplishes nothing. U ith about a |,„ards to he erected on their property Price $2,1)00j $ ] . ,i h. balance 1 O fficer HlLllCI.lt lirit.lllMi. I'li uer 14 Hood results, so noticeable al first, porary business conditions. For a few thousand dollars you can today buy „|,uttlng the highways. Well-directed and ' 2 years. II,., ' 1'Uff are being modified." years it is above the normal line und !1 million Herman mnrks and become warfare, howovee, is getting property easy terms on lu., ,t it) loti The reports cites statistics of the then for a few years it is below the a millionaire, hut you are no richer ownrt*„ ( „ OPf, t},0 poor wisdom of 100x2.14 ft All f, ’* t!c4 meilu al superintendent " f the House normal line When the two lines v<> than before. such hoards on their hnnds and many IC.tft i Correction who slated that in HUH, mcnle. business is normal; hut when "The third event that will help of them are refusing to become partwere not “ (Jiant ■l.*» eases o f acute alcoholism were the second line is above the normal bring on the inflation, happened last ies to the disfigurement of th country, reported and in t 1 this number de- Imc, hankers say we are having infla- week when Kngland gave in to Tur- I’ rcHsure tuo, has been brought to t i ^ d k w it h creased to III. Chronic alcoholism while when this line is below the key. England has been the one great hear on ndvertisom who have been Anyhow wv are glad it is all over eases in I01H totalled l.lil t anil drop normal lihe, bankers say we arc hnv- country outside of America which has thus' stubbornly defying the will of and the paper can get out on time. ped to 127 in 1921. Three cases of (ng deflation. Just now they say that stood for law and order; for the pny- the people, and they, too, nre ensing dclirtum tremens were reported in are threatened \^ith another per merit of debts and sound currency. The o f f on the billboard stunt. In ninny Now let football take its rightful P-U’l as compared with 109 m 1918. „„| „ f mflattou. lack of France and Italy to hack up * utilities o f California hillhonrts were place in the spot light. It is time for "While lhu. hank clearings mi 1921 England *n the Turkish matter has driven out of sight of the highways "The normal line of business is de 307 EAST SKI ()N[) ST. base halls to tie put in the moth balls. weii- almost the same as in 1918 , the huken llo- confidence of the world in by civic organizations agreeing to buy termilled by the honesty, lute!' And Save 'lonev '••till savings deposits increase,I from industry, and thrift of the ; e . ... I top** ;nu| M :r **a*nn securities, Even no articles they saw advertised on The Sayfi.rd High S< h<>o| team wa* ■p.i, |tit.'i 1 to smio iihi *,!ii >h Em n.e Englishmen themselves are say Idllltonrds, i»- I Its. S u g a r witli iVi there last Saturday and showed the plovers of labor throughout the City Comparing the healtlvof lms ec ’ W h i t ’s the use. If no one will In approaching ii certain Florida \ $1.00 o r d v r iln health of a person, we w <> J , , careful training of Coach Wilkins,,n almost nival inhly declare that pruhl k os cp wi* had better let nature city tine is confronted by this streamer j 10-|tys F o t i i l o f s Just get behind ymir high school team bit ion has m c reused efficiency, do that Hi *1 normal growth depends upon t I.,- its com i*.' I his means that announcement nernsn the h ig h w a y :1 for how we Ii* have and how we token m i , , and you will see something . iia-eii ulmente**isni, and improved the ! * lop** instead of ■ becking its had "Welcome to Onr City." For a mile of ourselves, The temporary leisi'ies l-lhs Onions, general physical condition **f tin* men. lr i !* ■ rs, lias given in to them. The approaching that welcome sign, other Ring Ijirdiner says the "lease said The real estate situation has been line, however, is affected by stimuli for victory for the and more brazen faced signs offer the ( th* same as out body. A stimulant Turkish victory is about this ‘Serious’ the b e l t e r ’ Wo tin, My helped ■ fl.itn.iu-ts of Europe The bucking tourist everything from pills to past- " ' " ■ f l M P r e m iu m II. till may greatly ishilarate us, hut w, would not even say ii was serious, if down of England is defeat for the 1ry flour From every fence post atul \ l, e r II). know the effect is only temporary and you ask tis about it, Ring. It must I IIK II Vl.l i. VMKS .,1111 I motley interests of the world *ree they intnnle their message like 12-lb. Sack ITmn ■i c t f l*,1i aft. rw arils 1 . very *1* have |,i** n anything but serious to a bunch o f poisy hoys peddling pop fu r lilts Is t • • • it in I to hltvi* ah on fort mint' [ f 1 • 11,g vv> f nna h a ni x*. ,n mall like I j*i <|in, t corn along a train at a railroad sin "ffet i ilt Ibis lountrv mid 'aii.se iugti , 1 S I , * 1 la ( ,* < 1 . 1 ,f .v d„v i hi‘ !•tin -cu nitfit , , C r o n n u T v Itlllt ci Mu 12.1 iid • t■1 — I O'TI ■ t ’ ll* test lilies, I be *h«aper 111 1 • * f ' • . , * * fix 1 **tntn,'ii xaymg, |H*r lb. American 'lops aiim! 1 '»)• 14; fi ' h1|*h f1 I vi* t f • 1 \\ 1 . 1 1 -t ' | ' ' ' i* b" Summed up, these billboards say r;it. perioil in xv11 ii 11 w c have beep ■' Ilk, tl" , "I f t e , 111,-,' at that reach \ trier o ani |inf ’ '* 1r1U- I *iii •r 1 . 'hi- 1 It »1' 1 h 1 - , 1" ' ' . ' 'lk* Welcome to our C H I C K E N S " Vtiu are welcome WI I Id, ■ \l.. I,),, * 1 ' * i i 1 g may temporarily l > * he ked ah"'it (hi ■' d , ■ , T ' • * by : h> ‘ ,j|i then bat w hde III i"*l) r 11 igr. * h. r .4- * *• 1 h. • ),.*, ‘a * ). I" city, but we want you to loosen up W A N 'S IlN ■ i i *■ ti money may be scarce for a \M> light n ,1 . ,f :g tiiat ., t,'inp *rn> ships will m> .|,.ijht i tM**st thiM ni t " I f it's a res ■ 1 11 . 1 rfi 1 ..I h •r 1 . C [| ’ M U X hoi'.: tuiii, \s Hi*., iiiun tgpal ion re v*tur purse strin g s" 1,1 "1 "! M il la l. ’, *x at lutlol lit although ji has b* 1*11 Uic 1 ult’ (lit m.4h v to t i e 'ton- i ails** an inflatmu in wages, taurnnt you're looking for, go ill. ui sits t Iln r, ; r ’ .1 ! ' 4 ").* by 11 .I * y .In111,g ti,. paxl y**ai bus in*. years r .*t least <iuiiing tin vvai pel ii d (in tariff an inflation in prices. .Ai* r (. <! fun' it Hfif"'id ui',' i 11 -t a - ■cn tilt*, d lx) 111' t .xtiurtlliiniv, w in, loil ami * ■, until ng -1 1 any*' .ilamt tin- Turkish episode may iniise an 1 III 111 a, n T lx tf . I! i I ’* ^ . 1 *'J lll'l M ii.l ai 1 1 1 1 , lal1 v indp business an it Rut i , ga i 'Mess ■*f prohibit t**t, ■ id lot I'UI III Mitel esl l ilt es t*'by ■au-* mfb'il ton rules ami regulation x \mere an -dups Tlx, \Ah$» Iui \ PH'S 1 P t,,l *. .. *1\ *i ■ , 1 . v,, in|. nip *» ■ 1lh ' 1 - '*t t‘ m■m 1 -r mi vilhrit •* ss 1 I hi —e three fin tors ma y enuse ■ must hnv i ' ho sum1* pi IVllt'l ,' .1 1* f S* If, 1 x! 1*,lHh ■ ■ | l\ • t h*..i 1 t*1 .11 ■ l f ' 1 W■' 1mm g ■ ,ti.(fi ! .i ns ; ,1 -• \ \ \* ti m p o i ., * v ■ ih,t .,) Nolo ,,f i ||.-m ■ ■ foreign i n i 11,< i , w til 1 \ ■ 1 f 1 jh * i' t. ' g' v 1 ». *1 I 1 • ' 1 r11 v 1 ' • 1.. 1 * b " ' * * i I , a f f' ' lii* 11 Mg w i n g — , *t era an sh.ps n *u, . ; r 1 • ' -v , 1 f * h• • * i » ____ n ' 1 *1' ' 1In - 1,rj -,s ’ x . th. ; hf. .-in* - - who ti a n d e l i rmi ned by fun * *) * . Ii .■mi: limi t || rcnliomn law >o ftii ;t- tin 1 h* • a* i a I to* g'laml nirv *-f I’a , ih'v M . * t v . t 1,»'i* t III'- , v1 , * ■T. ■, r * , t i.. <1 ,1 r 1 .,,, 1 11 * . f JV i ••f1*• i-a (.* 1 }.c '* "ip -wi ng g„ c . we ate HI a |-ct tod ot has f *.11 r.•I i ,I t in ■ I h e r e is s c a r c e l y a w e e k w ; 1 • 1 n * ► in,.'' t t 1 1" ; . * j Ip* ' •• 1l 1* f ‘ Ml *1i lef I t , oh vv in* h Will i 0)1 till II ioi • I Ifln ol l l o n, .1 t ,it i!'t <1 Vi 1,1 s |o 1 **011*. live) till’ long p■'t 1**1 0I in* i ** 1,11■111••t, *•tt,,., * . ' l i n e s n o t w i t n e s s t i l e r e a j iid * 11. r - V l| c, . ITI'I til*' .. lal 1ah'o1 aru] ' HI 11 rmilntl l.l hi H 1 id vi a l - Iiic tcndeia y of whig*-, pne ■ 1 11 V la I iv . , t. \] -' ■* tl.......... I* ■ th is c ity o f a n o th e r c h im n e > j , ■1. ■ a ■> itlfpied, it NSill '* ' a l.imifx * *' * and ihlcti'M t j* f. > will I on: 111 .' ■ f tv, I s 11 ret - *c, ,fig n1 tli.t -•• al » ■ 1 show mg th** , *1 common lat>*o in tills country. a h o m e o r fa c to ry w h n -e t though tin'll * omit** I ton vifti tile -till It is j ilovv Ii vs ard. 111 we. er, it is very likely if M * (,) .1 n:r IItllrv W en* that tins thru* Ini- not ! the ri<a'»ott why the t * nil e*l lm« temporarily it -.'ii 1: 1 It. v tendency tra il o f s m o k e b e a r s m u tf n , ' ,i * ,.p*. . ii I •' 1ii I *. ■f IK • ii i Iii-i i * >i and ,v* h •1 Id....I* 1 !• • i ol an m o t i y i n it.; p e n y r e - ' s a n d i’ ■ of the i l l I In i vc all I lii oui lua i k d a p i .nil i ,1.1 .wd b* b" i fill! |Milil.l 1 ' t. trv. ’ " I" •i . Cl Mill ’ l l , 11 M I mi it \>a* l " ; i 11 i u m I i -s n ’ n i W i i i c , iH i* i i ( **•I m t *t i *1 i, ti ; i i . f 11, 1 t ih" ii;is l *• *; 1 1 1 v n n lv startffl II 1 ill Inti I 111 .11 ill tv I* it \ <«i ipe liatiMmctia11 in al the tb •llttl hnv in in s. tt nip and t he farw ii re "The T a riff Hill, w hi h was ( pass a law iibsolut ly forbidding pro -**d highest point in over two yearn. A* ia \ < K l'c w .. T h e c itiz e n s n f v isio n • tic -la *5 Ii 111 i heir sot at last imaith. is a s*i*>n*l •■r111 —* of mfia fessionnl • beggnts from soliciting livity this week is but •> pel **nl be m u c h t o c o n t e m p l a t e in t h e | very ad'lihlagi •I- points hv t n*ii. )\ lift I f ! •1 not alms it tariff is tow iioirnnl a- ioni]iaicd witli c t v limit • He a In is l"’r f M1x■" \<t' n f t h e f u t u r e . r, 1 i,'i r 11a )■', tov* * and til"-*' win, a . to, 'll. ' ,ot i v I ' Iit | .1 1 . ■l i * last Week olid 1 1 |' . ol 1• ‘ :*■ fir. ‘ • *Ii hS • » l rn really t o d y Ii ■ * • ' '. ' ion k• tIn 1 r . lid I I i - - , i * 11 ■ o ' ai ag W e ll m a y w e s a y to th e dost 1 1ut ion h 1 " vp* f1 ti* {»ht a iri relief a } \, n ............... 1 ' |> j ir .1 |* X'vIf l_r “ \\ ■i i i ■ S a n f n i <I n i"' < ■ ,» t\ . * **' : *., ,*) i ,V Il It ) I I - I Mi I I I I I KM m n t*|P ' *. 1‘ - ..... .... mn 1 *1 * r* fab* 1<■ , • \ * if • 1 gi't i • ,, , ,,' h, , mat r ( 1 , * ).at |t I'M |t* I . , * 1. i • * , ii h a in,, , It,*- ,,l'>p!>'d in w i at* — . h,i | 11 ’ v d< , i . ■ I ■ |. t . ,v .th la vv 1 ,f t v t ■ ' r. t " t • . ,) tlh, - wm ' 1 , , ! ,. * M -. , pi 2 ,,tn t ' • ' 1 , 1 t • h » ',' ' ,• *,in i i i 11.1 i'll ( | men ' ' ter t" III,. 1,' 1f c 1 I,. w ,u*' the l a t e x liillt oi l! s i and ' 'ti fi M a r* . "•) f! lit 1 f h* 11; hp' 4* ii. .lit* 1’ >gen**e will Ink. p a i f l n or O l. : . using lie m as an ndver- n ■ hfpf 'Imiii;111,1 , Mb - 1j) rat a1'1 ,i onsenf to a i epet it ion. g i u U l l l l l President Harding will l i-eitn m - t Ui*. iiiy l he new s c h e * B pfi afi ! ■ ■ * . j n i i i b x i ■ ■ n n * a « » r » " " a n " ix a ju-cssilv to a well ,„J, Re* ,1 at N'Utliei vs \ i : ist i, *' Hay a titling •f in the eitn bah,m ci| mental condition, and has** occasion or carnivals or sjoirts or dill** is ptaduated, flu* highest rate b e , ii . 1*2 *,*111s for users of less than It is time w.asttd to t.'ilk h Imiui ndo*! d1 H;e one thing that appeal** to fni rite um<eat mined revelry such as in the e«st What th,- l ulled State ,1 1! i I,, - ms iif pei'ple. inasmuch as it 21) kwh ami r an gi n g downwa rd to marks othci and less solemn o, * a s even <cnts for over 8lM) kwh should talk about in tin- utter elitinna - otic gam* t a 11v p!ay*-.l it by even ions. i muses. all day athletic Seven cents is lylso the rate charged tinn of tin Turk in Europe. If l i e* the >, bool l"'\' anil tends to pleasing • vents and tin like, even when they for t nuking. Turks a r c 'allowed t*> overrun Thrui e reminiscences t*v those of ill at liter minuii'ty aflairs, have no part Then* can he no doubt that low the Christum nalintis should rise u* ■cm- who r •* a'l their owe triumphs n lii,' ■disei viiin * of life day that is He. t . la.'c-i are an attraction for III reVI>|| an*! tell their h e a d s where to on the school ground diamond. file anniversary of that other day a an*. ,*■ a d New Sniy rpa is to be get o ff illts soft s p iff is sick oning. I'll* sktllful plays made by pro- few veals ago when the World'- most * one ati, ,1 I'aviom, Journal If th*' I Mi l l ' d States intends u> allow fi —-lomil- t- always appearing, and **|os - ;*| ItilLt'llv . Thw gritlimest i al it !' re si den l Ha r* Itug should mu talk toivv that I atolls is ensuring baseball, amity of hhmaii histii^y, game to its about tellef, the offn Mils of the relief the gam,- i In* owing even m*<re pop "sv 1 1,,,, I ’ch ap s some wall say SCORE T WO MORE FOR I H H M O A organizations should resign and ail re tilai than ever Ii fore that. such a <lay shohld he observed Jiof stop until tin* t ’hristian world I’ romoters of I lorola trucking cn (> v -' h *v*u\ ma m f* st at ion of j -y . i is at learns «ense. We would not give a ......... of a to. tmed world from its , , r l*rises seem to have overlooked two w ith ou t "m e ta llic " \ it m i s l it i i> \ y cent toward relief m the Near East as ........-lit; but to those who themselves Uieir statements o f the suggestion long as Turkey is allowed to kill and suffered, as to those through whose yCit*‘ s advantages, More than n month intervenes be hum am) pillage that country. What Tills scientific tunc chamber, homes the Reaper stalked as a result ° ,u’ ,N 1,11,1 v,'r>’ f» '" weeds grow is the use of sending supplies to peo tween now mid Armistice day, Novlight as n violin,, as tensclv f tin* world war, manifestations ol (hiring the trucking season. N a ple who will he unable to get them. 11, bet it is not too s*>**n to urge, in- unrestrained gaiety. me festival or Dire appears to have reserved her fall resonant as a drum head. '•* l argel y r e s p o n s i b l e t*<r The Turks usually got the relief and xist and reiterate that Tampa this *-*>in *v«l spirit cannot but seem some *D**) winter and s p r i n g houniy for the Brunswick’s Supreme l’u«the Christians are killed It is time year should not witness a repetition t’liing ghoulish things that rejoice the palate and tion in tlie musical world. the people woke lip to' this fart and of the xatiirmi'ia thatdisgraced the L, l Tampa take tin* lend among I'ockcthnnk of ni 'nsteiul o f the # refused to semi any more money and '■ity’s tdiservam *■ of \muslin* l>aythe citii'S of the South in p r e p a r i n g h*U' spring an*l ■* mir. r weed crop be 7TW DrtmturtcJi Ruppliek unless they are uceompanied p,*, yi,ftr still fresh in the mihds of Tor an observance of Armistice U a y l lnK tf competitor with vegetable* for (Vwl T W Am pW ltr by American warships. weed those to whom the anniversary brings this* yviir that will he in consonance I'htnt food, ns faith**; north, BUSINESS INFLATION TEMPORARY SAYS BABSON WIGGINS’ HIT 34c 55c 46c ( ASH AND ( \KRY WATCH YOUR TOWN’S SMOKE I. l The Peooles Bank of Sanford I l. T rue Tones! PKMHIItniMN I t E I ' I F R T HAN II CENSE ■>. T i l l , .... ,'ljiw- III Hu pi.dsibl to,i - i.,w- ilici*' may I,** flaws in th*' maiini in A-Inch the prohilntion laws are enforced, there may lu* more sympathy with the breaking of the prohibition Jaws than with their **tiforei-mt'Ml but no one attempts to say that it would he belter to go back to th open saloon. ■W V'.n * va fresh recollection of sacrifices made with the occasion One does nyt lii,' i i i c m m V ,,f that wild orgy of *• ho *p, halloo, i n t o ' j s e nmi fn< pis iici-,' St ill t i n g i n g ni t h e t H ' *>n O v a t m i - w - a tv o f th* d e a t h ears ,.f tinis** whose service flags ,,f a loved *rne \\ b v h miU a > tv ni,non 'ff * -t> ,i *:,r ■>. ii., -d y ' eight, r •)) *> ff -t* *■ *,t *it all ■i ten. ..us bout mg <*l maudlin ,|, * n, y, til ti)** ,*’ —*" an ,- of t)i*. nr* ■\* ; , ) ' . *!iagging tiehimi t-iu ir autos niversary of tHe day ,i*n which the tin cans .wagon tires, every noise-mnk- slniiglit* r **f millions of th** world's ing device nun. innhle, and ill iving t hi* f iiicst mniihoml cam*' to an *-n,l ’ ,*ars w ith mufflers cut out or hack fir T *'**) .'* Tribune mg like mm hit *■ gim< These things _ n are not seemly in the observance of (Jet your office supplies, stationery such an anniversary as Armistice and Post Cards nt the Herald office, time isfallow linn in Florida gar dens. Any trin J g l o w * ' * w h o In, - niggled . H i tl 1,, t let * I' v ' th,*,i I*, tt* M .it ' , l i e ’ s t e e , p u g t i n , would not Q^il to iiav. th,- | .11•t orated .) : tin plain statement of th* fact , i!dxhu argument enough for him. Another painter the Tribune offers to Florida land.selling ads is that nearly all work is done during the season when it is most pleasant to bo out o f doors. While h iorida sunshine II. W. AI.UvN MUSIC Co. "H O M E of IIR F N S W II h Palmetto Ave.----- Sanford. Florida �T H E S A N FO R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , M O ND AY. OCTOBER 9, 1922 M M : S PURELY r PROFESSIONAL : : O C I F T r Y ^ A i> r " 'MRS. FRKI) DAlGEIt Horiny Editor ghlc I*rofffisional Men, each 0[ rthom. in his chosen pro- rccom- niri»!s to the people. m ■o la la > G eorge A. DeCottes Attorney*al-Lnw Orrr Seminole County B an k gXNFOHI) 700 h ar t any frtrnda Milling 70 FLORIDA FRED R. W ILSO N '1 j Officers of Woman's Cluti at P Hmi v McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. lyt* Kv*mined (JlaHaea Fi tted Mr- TOM MOORE Sanford, Fla. ELTtiN .1. MOUGHTON A ltC lllT K C T l.’imm 7, Miller lildg. BANF<df l> FLORIDA Dr. W. I). (iardiner u L s I i . i ' A 1 HI C P H Y S I C I A N w , i . Vp.irtments. Sui te l.r> 11' ■ i ■ .'it- H to 12; 1 to f> S an f o rd , Ft." itj h k >a la fc la ■a itn it) lq Fin It) a« BUSINESS DIRECTORY to >" '.in find the name of live IliiNincHH Man in -t inford in thin Column e.e I i|.n to rn 1 1 h Ml *» a \Vutson. Till l(S|) \Y Mi** ltiilui Williams. OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN Oypositr Postofflca W. F. Mi ► ia a.*, r< "f ■opimt.on i* urged ' - II I Mi HD\ I (i\ STEAM PRESS F R Y . . t \ !\ F S FUJI I STEPS torage •’ri n m * iFacilities in i h i i u h >-e roil, tell other*, if not. ' ll ii * Rhone -DJi SAN FO R D him* & foundry Co. , onrhine nnd lloiler Wo rk s ; - ri ndi ng; DeLuxe Riston*; ' 51 ’ i 1 Steel Oenr l la nos ; Crank f i l t . | - 1ti med -Rhone 52 '■ . '' ,n”' n" nsk f or Lamer ----- SANFORD FLORIDA NOW IS T H E T IM E FOR T H E HOYS A N D GIRLS TO GET T H E IR T E E T H IN CONDITION DOC C. THE REX ALL STORK SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS : r.E, ABSTRACT CO. ■ T IIK REST One of thr de l if h t a of home in tempting, delirious meals, served with thr lient bread Got An Abstract 15cfore liuyintf Property ROUTH BAKERY Next tu PrinresH Theatre K. A. DOUGLASS, I^es. nu D FLORIDA Mrs. I k»n a Id Whitcomb nnd infant I son and mother Mrs. R . L. Pec k leave illy 1 ^ > 'A U « « ta lr l f m i l t o da y -for Aiken, 8. C-, w h o m the A T H E N S ;0 a . *9 — TvVcWy-eightj Whitcombs will ntnke their f uture Greek Chri sti on deputies in the Greuk ■ m \ m More for Your Dollar m Thcut* a r c tinips when t lit' •ii\ m g power of every dollar should he i t n M c i i m i (n tin* l i m i t . * • i"L TIIF MODERN WOMAN ilmid.* idi I he .id \ i i I i.s e m i ’ ll' * n lot k t ' e p s h e r i n f o r m e d a ! j u s J \\ h i t h< <n i> | m j >*■ i It i tier d i r e e t o r y and s l i d e s sin- c a n f in d the p a r t i c u l a r a r t i c l e s ‘M t 29 w h i c h s h e n e e d s f o r her. elf a n d f a m i l y a n d w h e r e t h e y a r e b ein g o f f e r e d * vw - at p r ic e s that will a llo w her to m a k e t h e most o f the f a m i l y income. vl k n o w s that t h e l ies I p a p e r is t h e o n e t l at i a l l i e s adveiM sing She t i l e hc.-l a n d t h e m o s t *.-*he a l s o k n o w s t h a t THF PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS A n * t h e o n e s w h o a d v e r t i s e a n d tel l h e r w h a l t h e y h a v e f o r h e r p a r t i c u l a r needs. S u c c e s s f u l a n d d e p e n d a b l e m e r c h a n t s art* t h e o n e s w h o b e l i e v e in advertising. F o r p r o o f o f this look t h r o u g h th e c o lu m n s o f a n y good n e w s 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 money. Daily and Weekly Herald Foniractor and Builder J ■ e* If W. HERNDON ! P R O T E C T I O N O F U. S. S O U G H T HY G R E E K S i J S a n f o r d . Florida You can reach practically every housewife in this city and community through the Jr. : "A Work s 0. ShinWiser m 157 tf. 'dl.I.ON & FRY WORKS Elder Springs W ater C o. Sanford, Fla i ,, , How el ect l li i ( \ i lltl he made to Rev. and. ,Mrr T I- M c i nm e..Iy e r , ‘ oi i(f lighten the a ve r a ge housewife'- mu Tampa, were tin- guest's >liil- will Ti< demonstrated in t tu* mod l i ( I ' l i l C A L C O N T R A C T O R S daughter. Mr*. F r an k Adam* Thnr* u. . " 1" lo iu iu it. . ,,| htivtse, Dar k live., wllii Ii Will g o on day and F ri da y enrniite home from pilhln e\hlhitlnn ( I. lolict 0 to II, 111 1 ti Land. *' ' '"'"'I- Li ght* and Appliances 'lie (letter II nine . ill \ mi l n u . u ol " I me of I-’ ixturcs pnign, in which .Seminole County Mr. and Mrs. Howard D Smith and Federation of Woman' s Club* is ink W e s t First Street their guests, Mr. and Mr*. L, E Fenn, mg part, together with hundred* of --------■ ot .Im■ ksnnville. and i ’ r and Mr* D cities and town* m the t ’ mted State-. A \ | ()R D N O V R I T Y 11 r,,!,wu11 spent the week im>-t pleas N'ew elec tricnl convenience* are iie J niitly nt Daytona Heueh. ing contrived hy inventors as a *ub *titule for manual labor in the run .. Mr. E. Wal ker Dickson f rom Long tine home duties. • L . L O L L E R , PropI mood with his bride npont S u n d a y in Among the most fami liar cdoetri e n c ra l S lin n nnri M il! San ford calling. . Upon friends nnd, tnk- , cal time s av er s ure, of eourse, the . . . , , a n u IT1 I I I I jnK ing dinnt,r dinner with with hiB his sister, Mrs. Mr*. JJ anm meess . . . . , . . . ... . electrical range, dish washer, wash ! R. S t ew ar t of Myrtl e Ave. ing-machine, vacuum cleaner, and electric iron. Mrs. C, J . Lyderker and Mr*. Tich N H i.U T O R and B U IL D E R The percolator and samovar, for nor, of Leonin, N. J . , a r c spending u . * ,lv i’* •«■ «*«*«* “ ,,u ......... ; , , , cof f ee nnd ten, nre gaining in f a v o r ( Contpierelni Street—Sanford. Fla. f. ew' da ys here nt the Montetumn be- ' __ f ...... _____ . _____ , and use. The electric toaster and the fore going to St. Pet e r s bu r g where wa f fl e iron nre becoming almost a they will spend the winter nccssity. The chnfingdish has long been the first lieutenant of the house and (laughter Mr John Fried i wife who hu* unexpected callers nt \I r* Minor Swarthout of HammondsFRANCE AGENCY . , , , .. meal time. ' " ‘ r* N Y . will a rrive this aftermm;) A]| ^ i.(|uipm,.nt w „ ll: l; -----A UTO-BONDS being called h e r e b y the death o f their (lnnate(J ,iy G e , |on A F ry dntiRhter nnd Histor Mrs. A. W. L e o , . works We invite thr puhlic nnd all users o f E L D E R SPR IN G S W A T E R to visit the apring and in our method of handling itn product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this wnter in unexcelled and ita purity makes it most Beneficial for many troublen The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Call phone 311 anti have a bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. R. .i . * i ue ■ \ on i nil 11•■ 11 * it * . i r* u. 11 I. l !| • . d I v I 1 I 1.1 i u i . ii It' , I . It .............. . 1,1 k 1 inn >i ii-iiliftc iiiilnl.- have worked out n -impl, a rr a ng eme n t of the a ve r a ge i 'luse which will cut down he) -tephy hnIf In the rn" Id tt"ll 1 t" 1 ' Mr nnd Mi- I I'. Ferin of J i n k 1 "ti In i r 1 1. t "1" i " t . 1 !, 1 .1 ' -i. n.dl' we n th* w . ' k »nd go e- t * t in r ,ii ,"t (v nil In i ill" U . ■ * \| i n< d ' D II w .id D .‘-mith nt l Until''- O' \ mi l n ii . un|''i' ►' 'I., i h"tnfl o -.itd'O d !!• ight11 . in -i k ' i ■ < ........... . ■ f 1 1' N- f "i n i I l f o n (i i "t ■ i ■ »I Mi- \ I \ I i. M- h . t. ■ D • hi >h ■ hut g lilt' 1 1n i ' Cii" ^ . i- -topping nt II.. M 'liti / mm 1" hold (tulle* i, -hurt linn i t ..... . t* ' Mount D"i I i i \ inj - ^ f. uilil -i 11,t D- i ' h " , i , t w here she w ill t" Old 'tin w inlei ni rangy to ». e the model house and 'em how t" i "I im i \ e Iji ' i -(length Mr and Mr*. \ M 1 S'', of Ti. . , , nnd energy tu*ville arrived lu re ve-terday mu m. . ing lieing culled hen- t>\ tile (lentil o m \kf : ei Et i r k r n s\\ k ^n"M ,<> Dr. \\ cst s Iootli Hi usli, tho licst. Keuriilar price, I hi I & ( K M K I E R Y WORK A S P E C IA L T Y ' " " irT'- K-nerntur, ntnrtcr and ntifi. ignition work in in cha rge Dil l*. S p C C U ll ,,f '’' ,r 11,5,1 b,‘ H«ry repair ’'•‘ rvice Tractor mid automobile own'' rs a r ' ' ft!" ur,Ml genuine " E X I D E " n, , tt ‘‘r >' “ 'id Ignition service at our Rhone 32 5 st at toil Cal! RAY BROTHERS, in n M \\ \ I.■ nl A McKee, Drops. " " ,' " 1 ' ' 'u *' X lI . EVNI Nt, IO KINO A L T E R I N ' ! ) I.rigtit, nf (•ilnliilu. weie the week etui \\. - , ,deil for nnd delivered guest* of tin former'- parent*, Dr. phom i t | _____ 3 | | Went F’irat S t *'b's S Ri'b*on. __ _______________^_________________ __ Quick Service Transfer y Dhi'tte ' 1..Itn m arble JOHN GOVE, Proprietor " H a d a bad cougn for tnreo y e a r s , ” w r i u ,fl H. E. Campbell. Adrian. MiehlKHn> "F o un d no relief until I tried poi^.-g Honey and Tnr. " Li nger i ng ,collKhs. severe colds . c r o u p ; throat. ,innf' on thnt ,,ny A " ma t t ers for chest nnd bronchial trouble quickl y reannouncement column, such aa church Ueved with F o le y’s Honey and T a r . No " ," 1 ' i m m u n i t y a f f a i r s , «t c . , ' nPW| . t u. s „ f f cr nnd take chances with ^ l,,,lbl b" wri.t!,' n « n'l sent to thr of nr(, lp, ted roughs and colds. F r e e from opiates ingredients printed on the Th" ‘ '••'■ ■ •Id desires to a ff or d t h e wnip|M.r L a r g es t selling cough med, greatest possible latitude to those de- cinp in thl> vvor|d _ A l i v, firing to convey items through the Society page, and the fullest mens I RI D \ \ I )fjiut* Turner Do i dun an.) i hvlfii et , b ill \ I'niil.'ii mol da i i g hl > i ,. ,i \| i Di, i ■ I" i 1 iii'il 'i' il , .!■ . . ' . i d ... sanpord Greek popu should Turks Cleanlines-s is next to Godliness teznmn transacting liusines*. A ■ 'll D>e Fur 4 nu “"'i: 1H I.IV F R T H E GOODS” a ------ — — —------ —— lilt h SON r i m : \\ Mi !• n\. i: III* JMIi . f .1 Mi - V I I RD \ \ Dll k-i’M ■ ■ f I H' 1;*\S ■*« f ' t ■ unit ried M> .1.ilui I ' "iint'li i,i •t T . i -.L (\ 1 b Lit., 1 Ii riif, nt th. . D rn Ii-. Tm >. M l • t«I'i i ;.t Mi and Mi M Ret r\ soe'it m"■ n "I Oil - Itie - 1 "Him ng rh i i i t • f?D 1■ \ i h toinig •w 1 -if U ll\ lie-imt ii , ( ;.i , | i «."Mile left n t tiuit ei) i f..i -n nf.-r .1 \4 i ,i ! .1 .i i .■ lli> F ' Ir *-f ■ f th. ii -l-ter Op 41 l.o-t IHiaMub. i 1+ t V i- I It :^tu w iirt ' Ii 1 In k -."li it In <i.1 lid if Mr* II Smith, "f Del nnd t-n- in the ,1 l: ■- I 1n .trl .tiul Mr i in - Mat • 11 v sat til dn\ illtiiduic l " tm-iiu •III . VV- . f th i i if \ .tin j Mi - Mildred 1 1 1 . ... in .j ITII T. •t * r *. ini' ctl! jn ri i i .tin w a.« i *'I" ' • titl'd i|' to ^-il ■ h In* 1 hi « ai1iv t, .• 111 n .1,1 ■, ' \ w (; i ' l l ’ mil I I lb and I .igi'iie l " i 1 ■■ i --ot I VI I I \ I N | I MDSi t \l * " I * u nf"l till'll n* tt 1 lie giti'f \|i A I f i . d Rol-iiii "I ilrlnii.li. -p. in f " i t *" nit’oil" i • f t h, M i | O' r ;t rt ii t'dn v with I i- I'n I'l'H Di mol MrM ' ' tit .It'! 'ill " f f I I ■ I 11 1 In U ' IOl ,1 I. . .1 \ |;- l.-..ti ..f Datk \ w I i 111! i Weijiie-iiuv nfterHniin nt four Mi- W I 11 •oil.", (I \ .Inin-, ..(' I like Wale*., I- " • ' . i d . -hurt. Du Ho-e ore m t)inrg> -pending a few <|n\- In it nt the Mon on. Mrs I I I Mi wjj n IOIH W « n K i m Strew* Tt" < ^ 1-tiuns of Thrm e, says the 1018 Weet F lr a l S t r e e t »»" •■ ‘ aif- iiM1 in a Mat* of i itn**tt*rna ___________________ ______ % 'Ml the* pl ohaMr ( rr i l h t,f thf . . . H. . . Ha . . . a a . m M. Mtimnmn arinistiee, whereby Eastern r The F O L L O W IN G SERVE T H A T PURE E L D E R SPR IN G S Thrnre wll! ho reatonsl to turkey. W A T E R TO T H E IR PA T R O N S *‘ l h e y are nuiler no illtiHinn of the f a t ' 1 awa i ti ng them if the iniquitous n itu o S T O R E S RESTAURANTS— 'lir. . In.n t- rarried out." eontinues R. C. I l o w f r ' i Hell C a f e , b ‘nie--ng( . " f o r no paper g ti a r n n - . Roumil l at & Anderson Seminole Caf e " ll! induce the fulfillment of any Union P ha rmnc y Welaka R e s t au r a n t Turkish promises, and the Kcmnlists HOTELS— \ aldei Hotel m ri" *eeret of their determination Montezuma Hotel Wigwam to wipe out the Chri sti ans populn Seminol e Hotel ■ Onn* under Turk i s h rule by mnssuc re, exile and deportation.’ ’ --------- The Herald i n u t . s it- readers and fi lends to telephone to the snelcty editor nil Item- ,,f mteie-t. E ver y effort Wll) hi. made to secure thfir publication on the same d a y if the hi'tirs de.HeTilled above nre adhered U KDN'ESD \Y j s wlil btt no t,hurKe tor the refresh ---------------------------Tm‘ n t , ‘ ,hp entertainment or card C O O K E D FOOD S A L E Fnmys. am) masmneh ns thin is open * ______ to the public a l ar g e crowd is expt'et, e<b Die general public is invited " ■ " 11 ' " 11 *l " 11 c lurc T h '!' entertainment takes place, Octo- : wil1 ,lnvo n cooti<,(J fo0(1 snle flt Ocnn ,K‘ r l “ th 8 !*■ 1,1 Turner' s Snturdny afternoon. If>4 -tfc f our M 3 -2 9 5 -W • I ' R O K R A M H E N E R MOM E S W E E K ----------------------------------........ M O N........... DAY g jn h» nmined Hlaases Designed Mrs. Hen Coleman, hostess, t’ nre of Hallies. Mrs .1 es-ie t'liiDk. R. N. --------' IT E SI ) \ Y Dptician-Optometrlsi Maki ng Mr- II F Tolui' i tki HI East f irst Street Sanford, Fla. ' i i - Dio ter Waki field r • •>> m H uii ; pr»t«-.-t> -n for th. Mum an ittril o thi Tii hriitiitn U 1" ,t* >•' ■*' mg Sanford hut th* m every i i i u r * * in thcir. new h I i -i'm i*ln .i- • . ilonliv that lireii ho turned over to the Q u lip llp M a i n e s ° ‘‘ lock p. m. NOTICE ' . — 1 ntil * U‘v m ,lV,° , k rnrb morning LA W iKK THUItSUW the Herald will be glad to receive over Gmral Practice in S t a t e and F e d er a l K. of C. celebration I olumbus Day. th'' iDephone notices of society or Office Courta Phones --------personal events intended f or publlcaCourt House r f - • nr)- r r j j j , t rhi.t Mr amj Mrs. K " I ( t HI K I l l t M T U N It bn* Ih-i 'Ii the prnetirp of thr r.night* of 1 oliimhu* tinoiipiiout the country to eelehrnte on Ot lolmr RJth SO CIAL C A L E N D A R i*t honor of ( nlumbu* Ihiy. This year ■I ON DA Y O.c Nk’al Council. K. of will give Husmess and Dr..fe.Monal Woman' * th,‘ ,,ublb " " entertninment in the Woman' s Cluh will meet at ei ght " ny ,,f 11 s,x ’* ' * vnudevile show, nn o ’clock |>. rn. at the Welaka. address hy T. J . Noone, of Orlando. _______ mid follow it with cards. These gmnos TUESDAY w iH he five hundred mill bridge and C,. I A will meet at Masonic Hall ,,rizt*s wi l * bl' RW*n for hi«h scores at llilIO p, m. This entertainment is absolutely _______ free and is open to the public. There Social Depart merit will have bust Ties- meetmp and bndjre at Hdtl) p m with Alis. K. D. Mxirsr as hosteia. ATTORNEY-AT-CAW __________________ Flnl Nat I Hank I ll df . , S an f o rd , Fla. WEDNESDAY Special attention to ex a mi na ti on o f Social Ten and Musical for memAbstracts of Ti tl e bent „ f Musj(, Department and _ _ _ ------- ---------- mi \ V / o o V r / ^ 7 /r 1,i i nf : « : 0wr,r,“ • po’ lnl rard lo fhl. department, g l i l u g drtalla. or Irlrpkonr (hr linn. It nil h* a r r a t l r apprrrlatrd. r . fd, of Sanford's Itrpul- fr„inn the Herald PAG E TH REE h �THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1922 Thai th" following amendment Mowing1 amrndmsnt 1° Article V of ihs Hi Conetlluilon of iho }n rftlatlv® Htnte of Florida relative to ttie Wie JOkfllcJi ync I a n Heparlment. to he nun,Pored Sec- HE \ I II T A K E S MRS. M t ill, t It K T S H E L L E Y UA1NT FOREST CITY GETS INTO THE MOVIE FILM EVEN AHEAD OF ORLANDO Kb ** Mrs Mai gnl ' Ct She l l e y , f o r a Ken Rj i i, /; t>«, , t.„ ••nralh tt a l endi ng figure in I ’ ftlntkn. . ,, , Ku .Ill'll Ibis morning nl her residence at tei N" *3 tel •s tet — ---- ---- ----, , . af* shipi'fii on ! hi* m up - 111f*■ Iticfiii non mil, Forest 1 tv heal th f o r some months, tei Mrs Shelley was lx>m hlVrg, . when set the nrisket nt s;t ye ■r She bn,I been ■ me, although in short tei ( F r o m Or l a n d o Re p o r l er-8tnr ) - I ’ 1-eiiHin s t r eet Florida, * nnd r nm o . jMM, ^rie !it tie . ................... . . ,, si,hn.ttted to the electors ,»r the State si the general election to lie held on thr first Tuesday a f t e r the first Mon day In November, A. t>. 19!I, for rati,.r n< . t i e " or rejection, t o- wi t >l'. 1,1 rh« Legislature may from the a g o o f \ r l M " ' Z f * ' 'p ro i^ tV ^ lle ^ i , |.,.inin.snt o f one <.r more addi ti onal I,ul ‘ ' I , i tllt 1tldace f or such Circuit Kayh declining M1h adillllonnl Circuit Judge shall ho . pi*.-t • ted by ihs t im er linr and iron f i t , nod hy the Senate and hold o f f i c e f . r all years, and shall recei ve the in Middle seme sal ary nnd a l l o wa nc e s for ex to [, al ntkn i w n n n nn ot her ci rcui t Juduen lie --, shall have all tho powers unit perform wns alisa itj| ( ho (tutley that a r u or may he pro- tng such apportionment, and by public iMlnns and E„«,n proclamation and by communication to by |n*v f,.r (*ueh t ®rit Inn of Suite Si i f n of UFlorida *i»»_aa ,.uch Hons® House to direct th® the nt attention each Houss to the nrovlslona of thta Is T r lii..Vi* .. ) 'I It lill ---- ....... - n d all provi si ons '*Dd , f f M f,f (yie Constitution In conflict with thle .Sii. ij thf* Hr f|t,. provision he nnd the eume are hereby 1*i IlflHfTfs■. ^ i repealed I ho t U «>nt ^ * * _. A I ^^? Tho votes cast j n compl i ance wi t h H 'If, prpjtosed amendments, and lha ^ , V Z ’ » It t 11 i s — - A CHEERFUL the t i nker s - v e i e s itmosed to t ook s.ippohtti to look Reporter- burgs S t a r wen, ,m to see the t hmg was done. a „ d the only regret ts he ftsb, i Huns mips i ng and t a lk mg in a j.erfe, tly natural i ng to w r i t e about . ...... „ f sophist lent f . wa y about (h< f i( n .1. thought there w a s going to he some thing akin lo i m p i n g and wail ing and g n a s h i n g .of teeth; ex pi a t ed to hear the director r a nt i n g a full city bltn-k f ro mthe scene, expected to see Miss Allison wa v i n g her a r m s about her. nnd the hero o f tho piece s tampedi ng about the scene, ch ewi n g chunks of Florida moss in hi.s excitement. . . , the j o b ,n hand, , , j t ,„, almost \ve ever saw, in the the f i st • J Trav|>|.s sl||rt|<i| , h|. • i y ' t nk .ng in eft. l he most . \« iti d man group was Hapsl . urg l i ebe, the author of the play, and lie didn't suy but six words dur i ng Ibe two we stayed there, and those wen i ts rt. flat ill*I la i imp a it s of (to enter pi ise, down a i he ' ar Iii (iinihi'i.- like fi at ur es of it, will surprise many movie s l i m s young a i..nisei lieteahouls utter and may serve in [lie end t•* give us a ed in a stage whi sper, shy like as mol e wholesome l egnrd f..t the men though he was hal f af r ai d Miss Alii and women engaged rn it Sen would think he wa cnl e n ■u c tin Wtvv -la I*‘nr* - * 1 tv i k r* CA Mblll u * ' b. f . t\ an VW a V, 1 - . T f 1. S.! -! r . 1 -1 . i• eg ' n' ' ' ,1 'h, , . 1, 1. r, V,,tl 111 f o t there ai n’t much , I'li' 111 1, , 1 1 • t.i r . t r. ,| net Hotter Support For Hoy Scouts Must Hi* Had I t . 1. t * hi f » l " 1 g i *r .' s , 1*Cf nf nf I ' * 1 l o u m i l t,i\e l * 1III di -' I,,. , .11.. M It, 1 ,1 ! ’ U, ’ ■ 11 ' I ,h n o J | |H.i ii re i 1». < ■ ,r.. il ,f tb* ■ l| ",S .11 1 loop* *»r ■ al l . * V f «‘M IMl *1f u p r 1 i i • i\ V i ;At 1 . ' ' , up. p | J* I 1 n *■i an addtt.ona! Ctr- . l ie contract enmity, and at one l ime held three of fices, s he r i f f , t ax collector and tax a ss e ss or . Mrs -Jlido'V was a devout member of the Cat hol i c church nnd wns f o r many thr' active in th’e n f f " 1T t years ! f » MI , hapt t of t he nf I ' lUghlet- f “ the t '••isfedv-rm y, her Im-h n I ha )i .... vi'd l.oth in the Indian and t v I w it families "f the city nnd si t>- Vk t •**l *1 J ll t*l t \ f I take pl;u e lortinr row mm nine nl l b o clock front St x* . .' r itholie church. Father \t, . it nt.,| i t i ng th. I • , ( • W ,1 I., :it w * .. ' \.w service. 1 View of U In 1 at I 11 1 \\ n m|ri ful n S hurl 1i tor iho r i*p i o ' on I ii l lo n ■ < «*ul<l ': t* Mf • () in f • •XV .1 I "l' * 11■, i •» m i l N*i Vtt \ . i*.. ' T, h■i•r ** ATI 1 1 ■f t IV \f1 I Ilet r nl to; 1 d .roil I on Iiii»' bo r i M. t>4 *| ■* bl* *1 TO ' f v tb i < I!..... of f • • •r *■' oif 1• a lotii' i. i L , uijii ! nw \ ( intoI I Hi •! r 1 th it ** tv i b i*M f ! upon * ing d i * ) I :,i, 11» 11ri 5ft* •, ' ft *i Mu ' . ,, i i Jt ii , \\ Ip 1 •1 it is t«> train th® l.endors in' •• ,t inn-1 ,-r rd . t f b .,*■ .* r ® r, I f - *- h f.d. i*| i .l ■ ,■ tiinn* Him I i ,\|1 nilos hi\lr»L* lo"rt ib a i fop rio UTiafid •‘ bi fair »d 11* IJMI bl 1 1rIi, <1 ! I I *• • 'IP A V K . -------- S A M ! .r New Oakland Six REDUCED P R IC E S Chassis Roadster louring l-Passen^er Sport Coupe (Special) Cuiipc (Standard) Sedan (Delivered) r > , t 11 I'i.ini . 1TJfi.OO rilD.IKl niliMHi iTl.VIIO \ t i « / Vl 1 P I i J . t ; K e n t V u li*;tn iz iii«r ? ' ompany ■: < • • 11 ft* I I 1111111' SANFORD ■M BnUHSKSiaRIIIII t - i■ • f i ,• t * 11 K f In * fr i •• i•i. 11 . f I |m|id f • M* is 1 ’ 1’ ' ■i i r?^ \ •11 j -1 |m \ . i • t l i h* LT * In | nf if M 'll * . M*xtMl' 1 1 T h< ! i *neil .i nm npL' i iltf ■•f 1fir. .• bended hrices prm * iu m x hi* .u •h 111 - 1 ' 1 *,; -* It Tn1*1HI 1 IfV.K 11" \*I.T» tt iIT tt Ibp. fnr \ -o n hi' is ,,x [i, ct ed lo ill T • 1 *. -1 , t t. H U * f | 1 •1* *ml t,t n love fin the bet omi t he lit*i *u j n- kro It h M iI' %. - t.■ the aims and til* If T4ttjn 1Tl \ l* IniUT fin I t!•■! tiii s m ! her n*ii, Dt.l til*1 v -IM ....... . i", ■, ciurnt ,irn| i tidmiviir MiI1U 1n*l b I1*’*•r 111ll ! Th*’ Mi) J,1 l-iii ' H> ‘ 11 r11*- h -lull' 1. UII'I ill- In * i d«*r nil the , 1, "ll »■ .......... ill r. .t fn «),* * . )•* - HI .tt O i *t > ■ ■ ■ iv a i1 i'd. 11,u , , 1 i! i b.f 11«• n ll f i f.ni F t Jo), i ■* ion .kilt: iinir a n l ...... hi m Hit i‘f 'i " W ll Ii II th, I ■ I I 1 |y | , i i . , 1I r hi'll*' s* *v\ , f i l l ’ ll 1 jury H "ii; i 1 U \' ' ' ' m Si ,*ut p r o g r a m • It \\V F,,ltl • r* ' r \ .. f S1.* *® ■ •H Ml U "II V•" .i >r ' j* ;i •i VS >ol!Lr • • hen b\ ■ ,.r n „ i i-i. .!• lift 1C i: 1 v . V 1vi 111 1 i i •••ni'eMeii t " i cl i nqui s h ihi-v bEmi t act, Killlll' ill (Mil nil,I du .Vh it l.v I g liny t,» l„* dnl.e. l'» l all f o tly n l i r a ) lik", and 1hat's You'll never k now I hey th, i , 1- to It w* i e .,, t , Mg It you v.. r. o' 1 tool ami if dire til. 1, r didn't ., t i ,-nt i,ui gflll 1" tifiyv tile ulid t hell fill 1 tlint th,' c a me r a is gri nding out films. Tin ' hi ng is us sunp.c as \ K i U e , line ij >1, tin* scene y es l ei day at that period ..f the play wher e the hi ro has made the uiupinintanre of tlie her,nn,., ami l;as taken her f or a bont ride. I hey wer e just l andi ng w h e n we wa l k e d into tin* l i t t l e g r o u p standing in a half cm le about the camera men. 1 tn th,. 1" i’ ’1 •t ih •f Th*. F Xl'CUt . VI" if WT lln ( , di.ilcl', I- ali/.e ,,n I Im pledge*) 1 i mi " whii h me ans tlint ■ v 1v f ■ i m>'i| 1. ..,,, w 11 he 1 left Pul,!, .f Du ni n* tpi, nt -lag,, when tii \ , J all the i, I1, rl.it they . an gel . ntherwiso, i-xpeti, n. . elsewhe, . has junveti (lull 11) > V die nut .id,| we , I.■ the liny mure harm thue i <.tai. he hisi-s faith in his eltlet'H and nur claims are m vain. In cnticlnsion let me ask that all who tan. help oul nt all limes with their moral and financial support this gl. at w o k . 11 being the greatest ei|u ■at tonal ,|e\ lopment of tile Inst fiftyyear.” -Miss A l l i s o n was seated tu the boat Donald A Ch e n e y h o l d i n g up a f i sh Maj i s but g l.iebc iitni c a u g h t f o r - t h e pur p o s e , ami Secretary, Tr aver s Ce nr nl F l or i d a Council, tt. S A. w a s p a d d l i ng tile bont into the rushes T h e r e wt( » I i ul l nng s t a g y about the ac tilth, tile mall w a s ill a |>,'tfi«|!y nat fit ii! j addling * 1, t • s bot e . With a me l t ; , ting "I t inddirn Hi I f g( 11 g la t V-mug w.oii .i fi It olio V 'l 1-iir ng W h e n T r a v e r s gut pi cked up the w.irl I the boat .,-in,r> . inn li s t a l l ed to w a l k a w a y baste! with it; r 1,|:1 i V T > inn w a s yn mg he rz t.i int \sn Mo I s, yuuug folks have done - in, e tin \M ERIC \N TE A M \ i , nut f.v t - I utd stnl i, . .i I \|. j e n e r 111 I,I Ni i■ ' > > ’ i g ■11 1l ’ Th, \ u i i ' i ., nn rrfle "i g \i . i:i.E rn o N o . r 11 i * n i l v In Lb i ' r i d ,» '<*• ■1 ■ood I.or "Lo fir T 'r “ , *, ' ,* .1 , .i, N,.' 'irnst mi|..,ri .iit tunc, the S E V E N T H .ittin ill! \ 1* D A V illHER l *22, t ho \ ( ) \ E.M f --1 1111 r ' f If 11 .* 1*' '1 >•! f■ c JI'MI’III)- LIf thr * 1 f T 1•" 111*ii it«i tt r t i*pMrt|n ^ 1iti•*fnl mi* i • tc ib** <% *.*ttt' l f m i ........ th»f f - i*t * \ i \ ‘ IN T Vi:s« H.t TH»N Ui .. lug UTI Vl.Miitir.nl t.t b , i t11j11 I " tif AMli’ld M l “ f lb** <'fiit.Hbhjilt.il #>f th® Slut® **f FlofbUt H*dii( in*.? In I M m*'u hm U l( It* *‘|\ i "I t*‘ TI*. I * t. i!.*• in.. *.f Mi® Slut® Ilf I 111! hill Thiit iho follow Ins atnoodrikent Io i <*rr»1o»t in »»f \rtlrl*> XII «»f Tim I'niimb fotlon nf th® Htnl« nf I'b>tidi rtbutiiu: * ®d »lt -Hint! Ill', ,*||| I hi* ■.pin ttt 1"A m i m l tn tin* l w!jall b® ditb rn)! I ®d t •* Th*- I’ttrlurp nf tii® Slat® ji T the ®r.*l . nf repi t’Pi-nlabvi M in 1**22 f >r 1 D|in«1 ti I I»r I r I**t‘Ttun T11**i td T bf- I v* J- 1 i T11 r i •e;it y | tn • sd® fur I hi* ii I v Ininn nf ji m\ • *iutiiy nr coitntl®® Into <‘«»nvotll«*nl tti'lmnl «lh<f rlt t’* nnd f*ir fh® clpctinn hl®nnla!1y l lirVo iM-lmol *ru-t®®*-. ttkn - hit 11 h**ld t, *i‘lr nf f I*"t* fnl t xx n \®tuH cuid u Im -dm! I hatii v® I h® m111ki*i v ttt|«•11 sif n|| •It® wi"hi mi JM ^ It IbM 'hi *I ,m<t Hit it.d f ” t i 1r' 1»•k *• ' 1 ’ ■ * N ■! t* . 1- ! *■' * " bi 1 » 1 • - v , *.r ,t ,f t< <* '• ' l4* ! i-l IT. ' , *.. . \ * * ' f * , , . , , ! •. •t ■n f •" I I f mi. 1: a ,,! at i o'.ogp yester'tay uiark- ne'l. In n,le,l lc, eighth i n f an t r y , dcnl y rememticred t h n t j i c had left his i nter al l i ed event . Ameri can vvail.illt o f f i c e r wort every v t, 11 v r i; ......... ......... M i ms ii .rn, ' ■! if-" Vr * icb Old as Virginia tobacco is, today there is n o milder, purer smoke and np other with its distinctive character and taste. For (i[a r t t U l / irfim J . tohtJiCO 11 thf tflL i ’ rit|uta)ttc \ , f i It. i Th* kin ’ .. i ho (ho S t a l e o f Klnrldf* Tfu at$nut tjhn fa »J t u fu iu rr w ifi I ftem F.n^UnJ with JjO til. uf / ir^iMM Intact!. n i l •r in I . % l\..t * t 1 *\ ti l o i m a u x ma d e n ■ lean s w e e p ,« t i 11■I r \ f * t I ' 11 i tt tt 1 ' Ti , • * * I ** •1 ii-1i1tt* M * I iii.tr t \U\ n f,i ,t ■ t N h . ' d s hoot i ng tournn- > i 4ir >*n ft.*- i *v,ti !. !■ r 1t > uf ooo. liehl l.v I l i i l i s l i army m Rhi ne *1 i?*Ti I® I , ^eskil 'D V IR G IN IA TOBACCO 1 * < " ' V » <X V V (? ' S' j Dt - '! \ * I on.. • hit J e M ill |- til Sownlnn f'"f the port.... * >■ f n >k ■.. d ini' t hi " ' u: h het**n s ..h* | ],A. iirii if that the CM , T a m p n . I la *' 11, hen . ELM ' R V I C E ON P R E V I O U S M O IU 'I NEW * ,kf ' ■®f i pp.*i tI. 1Tt® ■1l«AJ» IIt III** S O1111tV Ir • ‘ ir • **|f your local dealer dhen not haildie I K R K A I I N F , ^ond > t i i n d i m i In AT In n i i i l i l i o n t o u s u a l W a r r a n t v a w r i t t e n i runra ntrc nn n n r f o r m a n c c in p i v e n t o o a r h jinrt-ii;is*>r i*f Ute O tkl unl fi ll. from u riii* II , the in FIR ST S T R E E T -.-i r • ,i *( r,i.*toi v ,. t r i m•h* bit vi* Hi !*’h prove ||,, H* r f UoproHentuil von an herein Mint Forrnlln® I ■ vv liat wo Httlrn It lo ,, bled. If Hm 11 be th® doty of tho \ot til iVO bo Main row «**« i; r*m towl \nnh* ” \ d v » p . ■f imf tn euft von® tho t.o a Ip la rur* In rn initiir tho , -1: 11 Road Service------------ Phone 117-W t h® 1' - > 1 V 1 I.Hilk.i d P " P I t ’ ' OP ( wo i o p r i*hi n i o f h o^ oa t h '.v *.i k uf tills emini |1, w lii.li I-. a Fir.xt " ul wi(h U. S. Tires, (las, Oils, Accessories i•■■ b . t v l f m c h i r f v r h p ' i uf ol and fr •-lo 1ti ii ii opo h uii'itf i d 11 ■-jmji ml i I -'I N* 1 1| >1i* \ o t‘,tI I IU> p o p i - nt n * h i In 1 1| i r r ' nnis and DEALERS hi® in f I'lU 1u»l- i‘ ru.iy * "imInv Mu if I fHI (* U J|tt v\ nk . ' k. • dv* nrid* i th, We c L®k ihM tit r*' o f I t i li rrym* trying ■ Frank Akers Tire Company mimMhm itin n I or ) p r •■ho111a 1i \ *on oh r • In 'I I i ♦ Pas's f 'ft* tl* rod fi Kr,,Ma and 11It >uur lino of , r!h>pin®hl a® provMi d ftu I p thl® ,► ! . i t i i H i -k I! ) h to on ono pro ns a ft or uni'iiilmi'iil, i hIiii II ho Iho Federal l*ensc nt1" i lino I t bo i nd fu'xf prorodlntr tho appro fh "" '■ -* n' p...t <; ir - no iti® d • l.v <bo 1 . u |•da » jr* f . iv If old Ml I |<*| du h . i i 1 1, 1f \* •DF *<II■ I ' |b|i•*4■ ' l i * • 1 t b • h of M 1 1... i f 1 ill 111 IIv HI" III b,* i Hod I* ll II IN#- ,< ' 1*' II 1 ' ' i 11 1 m *1 1 We nre the only.Drive-in FIHInu Stalion ...... Visible G i ls Pumps. a i bo \v hoi® numhoT of NotirUom o> . i d llietnliei H nnd at t h® I'll., shall » IHo ii|i|iii! Uni, 111*1 ro|5* 1 - |mi. ip * i,o ll ei pi of b:oI r m®11I'lir "•tj, low I -i \ i o o n ® h u n I b’*'n,-.ii ,1 ,-r rpofo ptiptl l.t f In:, spall f ur P * jir • hoot i*1i s *~i i . o b , 111 ® m lU'Jt. ' _ a a a 1 rori i ul I ’ r ti[)rr I ' *' i mif ii hl > mu ,■.. .... ' • ’mill ' d .up 11 to Ilf no ini, a ltd ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B R M K a B n a j ( ............. <1 7 2 s Hut(]**•') ] I F F \ I TV \: ».f ■ ^ I • I *m roiitl it m fnl |n w H • ‘ . | | ,jT|;In*r uf n" t M. T.n" ' 't ni t 1.® S® Ti M ,f |i,.». i i f It. •jir r8*'TI tH till th* ■*.* ' tu»*r ••1 hi I b ® Hi f '■ 1• 1. *1 t•. \h® • |DC' •• Mi.* f FI ... ,i. , r J H|*P m v TN li f b -f It '1 11 4' V1 f t 14®r »1 , f 1: * j •i *■ i ' i ‘ H 1 In i, <*m fl 1tt! I ,,. S, 1' , f ■ r f hi* first ' III NM v »' rti!, 1 \ p : toil i ' Mi , i r*,,, •* iu, 1 I, f Vr t Irl ,, VII * iimb I ijr m n •if Flo ( 1,1.1 Hi -ill bn ",l to I*’D*l ,» fo S1UA ...ll T rii*- i ' K1■*1,t t tt r •* r bi«l nlmll VI* 1 M1M. i ml TItll J4*’ I if Him II m r ) i*»T1 Vi’*.*rn th®realf * ®! H11n 11 I 'unit1 Hundreds of IVopIt* TInvo Hought From 1 to 12 Bottles Mriu'pist S«'Hh J 2 *in irl _ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ! ■ - _ _ *** :i0x3'/, Straight Side Tires. i hi" hold i n I ho your s to cia v t ' er) room OBUifc 5 M»I N‘ t 11K «1.* I i uN I*rop«»e In|c an Vm*'ntliin«nl i " ■<i llun .*1 o f Arilnlo VII »■1 iho < . 11 hf t- ii t In n o f f bo Si a I o f F -r 1*1.1 11•*) i :i ,*l* lo (Vnittn and! ............ .. -i *,11 lo N'litithor nf Motnhors of i h«' S*natr* anil of iho ' . if t> nf HrJU o*OMl IdMVl'H i i It* rod y i*| by 'ii«« I ,i’ f! 1®hi I Ut o of »■ Mali- nf I "lor Ida 1 ' «i ill** follow it11" i*f. tpofool aniond* * ' ' *« S o i |*"ii i *>f \ i * ii*11* V 11 of iti® • M* ■ ?! iMft of *1 * ' .».* - f riot Ida rn th,. heKMved family. will .'IOx .'P/: Clincher Tires to Straight Side. arc who knew *>*■ JI ,i AI tin in v Sn f ,i ■>I t u - .i 1>I .11 til c. er, hut v . burner llgll^ '• • s i l or > of ev«'iy offh - -h ill o, lei extend their sincerost rniidolenm f irii-r y' 'r .It I • h.-r - i -hmv ilis(iostion and high char Th "is ■ I« Sevi-ni' of the most pt mi n • t l !," ..I - e l ’ lives, and those • *o,d i s a p p o i n t m e n t V 11 ' [ N T It K S t U . d T I O N Proponi ng mi \ mendmi'iit to Suction 3 o f A r t i c l e X V I of i he Consti tuti on o f the State of Florida, Itel ntl ng to tho T i m e o f the Pay me nt o f Sal ari es o f St al e O f ficers. It.- It Itf sol vei l by the Legislature of Iho State of Florida: Tlint the f o l l o w i n g amendment to Section 3 o f Ar t i c l e X V I o f the Col l Mtlutton of the Slatn of Fl ori da r e l a t i n g " ,ri f , h " P«ym«r,t o f the sultrif-s »»• "fflc'orE In l»•«r••t»y agreed *IJ No Hiihmlt loti to tho Hoc* t" .1H 1 t urn nf Lo Fhito for ndoplioii or re-' tint: I!•' r11" ■» f ((nril'riil i*|o**| tf»R1 o f ■' 1’ 1 if V I b.uie V ,,| |hi' l eii I r 11 H o r Mi* T 1 . „ f the great Democrat, I di th. -ng a trip to Wa s hi n g t o n to attend and a little talk feat followed, all ,.f ''-I a ■ ‘ hi which developed into pneu which w a s ijuite ns natural as coulil mania D'‘ previousl y served 1„ for si-teen y ea rs ns s h e r i f f of the furterali t tiling JtA M l and J. A. o f Pnl nt ka. Circuit Judge or Judges shall be auth. . l o 0 . orl red to he appoi nted In a Ci rcui t hov lag less than 76.000 Inlinbltantn by the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ) ( ■ ■ ■ ■ B B a a H a N HH_ _ _ _ _ _ H B lost l e d o r a l or Stain eonniia o c c u r r i n g ; * next before the passage o f the l aw f o r | r ,, ,, , , bIs or it eir appoi nt ment Tho i.egtsia- ■ L MnnRf your r onl, C hevrolet, Maxwell or . tilie retienl nny l aw p r u v lilltig for ■ . . ,,i,,i,r *itinn o f C. r over C l ev e l an d ' u!l Jmlge. or addlttonn] Circuit J u d g e s , * laid out the in. i i i gur. i i mn or t . r o v r r u i t v o m n i i , fi>r , |roll,,. i,ut such repeal shall not ■ f , „ t(u. Mr S' udl ey be i ng an a r d e nt a d m i r e r .ff.-.t the termi. sal ary ami j uri sdi ct i on ■ It is a l ay ma n ' s opinion that O' Luughl in jiicked a wi nni ng jmir for a woodland dr ama when he selected Miss Allison and Travers-; the one has all the cha rm of a simple, wholesome, Hut there weren' t no excitement; it stj eere , ountiy lass, while the other was the suhduoat, the c hunki es t , the is tug and strong, >>f deliberate ,a lion. quietest, E. < W E L C O M E A W A I T h y (, L, I r a ve r s l au gb u i g anti Mrs. J' hrlley wits witlowetl in 1 8 8 .)> tr)lI h fur tlll. when her husband, who w a s a politi . ^ ^ ^ ....... . the county, died follow [ hmK lVl,S M' ; .......... " w t v ; Out o f pur e nn f o r d and ■ _____ j ’K L M I down,turned and walked back to the Margaret t .liens before her marriage nt' M V l p T f o V ' c l r ^ I" at, [inked her up i|) bis arms and one of eleven children, her father, for statutes conesrnlng CircuitJudgos "hall , , alil.lv U> him Wherever there are two many w a rs being a prominent clti- ,,r more ctroutt Judges appointed for a i at ned lo r ashnr M fallen for that »seen, of the Republican party. , ! » ? ' bJu<lK«s ^ e s hav d,V,d* d We would have ,»<>e,. to, ,„. „,n„nif / the£ Circuit having JuraM a part of tt little entertainment for two of the eleven children survive, isdP-ijon In tho circuit and In any . o: , . . . . . . . , . .... o, ........ t„.l,.„„elll„ „„,l 1 '" ‘ " 'y !n Circui t ns m> Miss AMinon he*twcell Met**, bill for the V\ . II 1.11c r * , o f Jacksonville, Add M®rih®d by Inw, nnd whvro no provinfun that .Morttmer. the direeutr, made-Mrs \Y A Merrydny. of Daytona Hie c.^uit^he: She wns married to Thomas She! tween the Circuit J u d g e s of tho Circuit, ft No. Rachel, y o u never would have ,J u m K« t hn, u«h the scene again, kthought F or e s t C i t y would got in the Thenwe suddenly realized they were ley in Palntkn about 18511. nine chi I ■ \'f'* « fl t!Vnie,nt° 'or* ^as'slg nmeVi t^o f *' nlat , , „ , » . . . thi* union, four o f whom tf,r» nnd canes to t>» hoard, decided, ormovies aheaii of Orlamlo, but you nev- ^ bd.-r.-d, tried, decreed or adjudged shall European Plan ,11 And the same with the scene at the survive her. Mrs h . L. Seneetz, of controlled or made when n ec es sa r y er can tell where thr lightning . i , i i />„ u ; li ei,J,||„M ,.r g,,,, by the Circuit Judgo holding tho cum- Open all the y ear -nnip fire, where the two happy piexugtisln. tm.. w p . hnoiioy, ui m| PBl(,n r.;, rn,>«t in date No addlilonat strike. f — f HOTEL o f the w...id .. ; te. .uy, when tw.. film Btara, a .|i,ect,u. ,1 ....... man ngcr, an .o.thnt and two camera men formed a cen-iura.y t.. movieze Haps btirir I.tele's p!u\,Idle llrnad Hoad," ... . . . . with the biyr wiioifs hum let. ra .. the net- A rejirt s entativr " . Liocirr Ar M r m T obacco Co* % e V ir g in ia Cigarette �V fff ttr ■ ^ “*T'**" • -, v- 1• ' ■• i •*r, * * -A THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1922 bask b a l l BASKKT ball T R A I> SHOOTING tai fta Ha By CELERY SEED "\L told you so." Hut we are not s h a k i n g of the World’ s Series now We mean the F or Die first tilin' since ISM | tho and the third cjnarler ended without Sanford tVain game S an f or d fans were given the privilege f urther scoring. Training and couching was sticking of wi tnessing the lornl outfit win n It was in the fourth and last period game. Throughout the entire game of play that the brilliant work of the fOY,t nl1 t r o u g h S a t u r d a y ’s game. And the excellent couching of ('tineh'Willc- S an f or d pl ayers showed up, and t h e i , h "* ......... ... we never had he ■ 'iison stood out and the g a me itself fine head work taught them hy Coach was one of the best foot hall games Wllkenson. With but five minutes — “ ~ ever witnessed on the local gridiron. more to go ami three touch downs' /' M|* nia;. he I eoimrd Mcl.ucns is not It'SHO s WIN R N D B D SER IES Ocala High and tiieir l arge crowd o f ! needed to win tho S an f or d eleven o p * i H You"d " h u l w m d on the gridiron, M I L E S T A Y S WITH fans arrived in S an f or d earl y Satur- i cued up and with perfuct f or wa rd INK (HANTS day morning f ul l y confident that they passes, perfect passes behind the lines j A nil the " h o l e darned outfit is there .lust watch then --------would repeat their performance of last anti cool heads, and proceeded to score w|ih the goods. being smoke this season, dir I k f A M o r U i r S I f f H i l y ea r , when they took our crowd over throe touch downs, the last I NE« ( ) l |e j hy a 5 5 to 0 score, hut they failed to made in the last minute of play. All Wonder what Hu gg i ns has to say ** " bmlt thc stronK plWh'BR reckon with our coach. The Ocala duri ng this period the pl ay was kept Yanks and the w e a k aUIT c|pviin ^ tji.#|1 lh|, „ „ in Ocala’s territory and the f irst t b ' H h'oriiing ,„t-, and the Y an ks being , |fist yenp nr l>ottor> on(1 touchdown w a s scored by Mrl.ucus, a t . was upsi t as w n • the personnel of the Sanf ord team was beautiful play on ids purt, c a r r y i n g ■ Hut " r- are glad it's ail settled foi another year •„,ts l r k f, ° U r ° Ut ° f fiVC* changed but little, and even the San- the lutll across from the fifteen ynrxl t "It 1 he Giants were r A t - , f ,,rtj f (in„ f ,.jt a title duboiu* us Ocala 'die. Hill Move and Stone carried it I tut1 p(irt ,,f die "cross fur the next two touch downs, a gome, getting a w a y to u twelve point both the result of no thing more than perfect f or wa r d u ’,> kmn ke.l out of the box ,, of winning one K»nu’ i )e|l(| jtm , (u. hig surprise that was passes F or a short space it looked l l "' r" ' ' t Saturday Mi s er i es from the Y a n k * , ’ licUM| ||y Herald took place it, like four touch downs, hut a fumble ' ' " " I th*‘n the did not lose a ga me . I , h„ ,n„ t fjvt, mjnllt,.s ,,r )l)ll> nllt| , t„ . | on the threu y ar d line ga ve the hall ,,al1 " " " ,h'' bl',«''l'*’rH l r >»Hi catch rv approach that could be u . , , , . to Ocala when tt looked certain ft a man at third, and the outcome was 11 , |.Nanroril boys opened up ami ,| i t before the f irs t g a m e Mdjlayecd Ocala o f f their feet, pushing would he carri ed across for one more that Tulsa not only won tho g a m e hut the (Hants were conaitiPf n,, , . . , , won the s e r i e s , giving them tile west jthe pig-skin across for three touch down 1.1 ateii dul l , hut with the , . . , ertt and Southern t tile ih wr i s a m i e n o u g h to wi n The ga me w ill go down in history as tk of the (Hants, t o gether o , , . S an f o rd won the toss up before the the bestit g a me seen hi in Sanf ord to this l wav in which they took , ,, i . , . , , ( outre «..|i ..let \| tss 1 s s |] 11. | game a n d O c a l a k i c k e d o f f Ml thru dilt It proves that the advance dope ill the breaks, they up ,, , , , .. . . , , , Sal ut'fla\ art i mg them t-. th t U III the fir-t qu a r te r tile hall was kept in <•! the Herald wa s c.orrei t nod that it of ar. t . o ters advance s t u ff and c , , . . .. , . . ............................ . .Sanford s territory hut the strong line pays to have a ttiiiti hired to help t h e s e of the Orange and fllai k held and the hoys | to- result of S at u r d a y s ga me I to t .*1 i.la l ia , tine n i l s just another , . . .. . . . . , q u a r t e t e ni l ed Wlltioilt a t o u c h d o w n h a s i n s t i l l e d i nto t h e se p l o v e r s the gain. - I ,. r11.t f l t h o ir l nnLs The , , , . ,, , , ., , loi ell tie i s|||,. Ir, tbi ■ ',11(1,1 pet (ml pe.p t ha t wi l l i i r i t y t h e m to v i c t o r y ttrdnv 't< w tq HANTS ARE CHAMPIONS RIGHT ON " " . u f p l a y . ( I c a i n put trie . . . . , , into (lungs (Hut kt \ s t here was not h nos, d olio ,e j oss th, line Go thc f i r ' t • t op tin in. Halie Kiitl), toil, it down of the ga me The hril . t.| for himself at all limit playing of Quarter Hack l.ewis ii . made a record for of Ocalll, featured tills period l ie wn« responsible for tins first touch down . i all to- blamed on with Ins mynv end runs and fits ad ii|. 'l link out fit w etc \a tnc of over sixty yards l iannJs, • to it feel instead of scored the first touch down, rushing at no mutter who is re(tie hall over from the five yard line . o.-s, lit w ho get s the In tin third quar t er (Vain again, . lilts, the result is the through end t uns and f orward passes t s are tile w o r l d’s br ought tho hall to tin. tell y a r d Ocala a twel ve point ll u Kits I N n m i ’ Hl. K. tempts at The Florida . chall season of I'.cJU 'hi- pH' 1, but atl its i . • t f *1 i-s hie 111 M . f"i tual st utoinofit Ha t a ot I'O - |ai t Hi tile ,Nl I’el tot tiling trip are in hnd Hioiial ctimmissiou. The I I, f line, L ewi s , g i v i ng lead liolh at - -! i lid's ill I he thnla and i ' J-• ■*..| ' Saul old ll. tuuth d o " i Sati f i qi ) , and Mono | K \ Iht ight Hi gh. I s . t leal a Hi gh. 1' ' x 11i b e M * lx iii.x l i efeici, .I 11 r, po •<»',, Nol'T ,1-1 I I- \ KM 1ST ll 1 i '.i W 1 11eii l.ii i c VV v>ost e i , 11, A k r o n , W ill ■ III. . -.mpl.iT St. Franci s, (I; L e h i g h , 37 Hcthiiny, 7; Washington M at o t t a, n , We s t St a l e . 211 Vi't irioiit, l l . Spi i h g f teid, W or ' I'oly . "I. Lit iTh.uii, and \ trgiti la, I i It'll V .". I 'a v t• n 12 Is ' m i ■ ' . 1 ■. I'd week . DELICATESSEN k M fr I’Vcsh Apalachicola Oysters Oyster Coeklail Sauce Dill I’ieMes Sour Eickles # X ft # # # # A L -t BTONF/S CAKFS L. Y. ( BANIlKBUIES M U LLER t. \ M HI I N t . ■ Jef 1".-lug I ’ os 1 .......... at. l " l’ Ioii want s the public to k n o w that 1tic;v stand f o r l aw ■1 1■1 o r d e r at at! lion s. In the■ i i,li,h r ,it i'»ns iif f v i- |»4i ">t TOD OR FARMER^ t h* ii >• htii* bei n < rap sh. " itlllc ••0 1*,<• ^ r* ( I s and tl O' " ) fl. l-lls bad t lo- -'I. ( i)' VVl <11 ill > ■' 1 1 1 • .ui 1.<iv , w ' 1 1 .( a 1 .1 " l " o triwn ot i \ 1M i ' l • r VV. - i t he . 1 ll | - tl -t ■* , • ltd ■ i but i !.■ 1C l ,o.| | Du;, i " ' at t *E M Jf #** •* Wi t h t h e ii|H'iiing til t h e new S e a s o n > tilt ,it( i of tii.tll v i nvi t ed to make mi r liank • l e a i l q i i . t t r s . mu i n a l i g n x mi t s e l f w i t h Us 1 n a i n n s s i - i . i m , .,i a d v i e t ' w e m a x !»*• *n hi** to t e ti ti e i { No rn.ilteV what the f ut ur e in tin l hx mat In race ihl in wi thout lhi* support o f a hank that is nut unit aide, luit w illin g to help him in ini' s ttf need, h ol d in slnre. no f a r me r ran a ffo r d 5 ('unu* in and talk over >uur plans with 1 ! ii'. First National Bank A CO M M U N ITY n iJIL D E R . s ■ I*. I'. F O K 8 T K I L l * r e * l d * n l H. F. W H I T N E K , CssKJer rrj - “J5 HODGE’S Auto Pamt Works PRACTICAL AITTOMOBILK PAINTING By Skilled Men A L L WORK G U A R A N T E E D F I R S T C L A S S U P S T A IR S Otct the Overland Garage- ■ - f. =f. -Frv^ ' .. \ II.-nil.i .|. 1. 1 I, f erson, 10, t let t y stmrg, li; I ’enti Ho / c i K I U til 1 M in t " g r i t titer c 1 D ' 1 III ; (.1 II n <H Ml It H E R New York. N. -Y.—The Htitoku of the mysterious tire* at Trinity college Id HIS Tkr Associate* I ' r r l s l *'l’ S I ' K I N G S . Ark . Oct. 'J - Rev. Hartford. Conn., him trailed George Mulligan all the any m Ills home In Mai ding M Hughes, super annuated Ilorgenlleld, N, J . After the seventh . m i n i s t e r , tonight was found not guilty o f a charge o f murder in connection i ult fatal sh.siting of tMrs Anna M. lv. ntton aged re.l nse in Mont* gomery ...untv last y e a r <Vt his f i r s t ■A i a t on th. . hat v ' ■ Mi It 11g-hc* was ti c. ) to ' i f * nn - IGd day .- i i 111 t . H K S N n ! ■ <1 bi l l and t I Him o , p'av log us tin M ar ' lull I t "I , .' ■. I i at v 1xii r i.» • A -Hi, II 1ii. ! egloi, 1. . \ - a.i ' ' 1 •1 I . ’. a c t \ il • . ,t n a I'a t'lint..' Mr leg. o A t ■■' IS. i| I Ital t tl> V W i 1 ! . ■ C, th. n f 1lavitlson, ti, <,. . . t iw ll V\ as tr . IP ■ted I he t ides of l he I t ' a n r i s , il; h\v in t Ii more, 31 ' . . is t b is y e ' in ci f ■' tf | - 5I'M 1 : \\ ■« Marvland I a - 1 i it\, tt, <ia Tech, at v. hen they I'll So -quehamta, n, Huchnell 3 \ nilistice Day as on o t he r tlays . ovnitisl Savnntmli on IP U n i v e r s i t y o f W y o m i n g , ti; < ol. Sell and none of the l.egmn members will North Carolina, <*. Sate. I* ■ 'I. and 1 tith last. Mi nes, 32 . ounurnance any ga mb l i ng of any Norwich, ti; New Hampshire St.. 7 . .b dull employed CltlT Re g i s < o i l e ge , ll; U n i v e r s i t y o f t ol k tlds on the streets that day ’ the Wof. C o l , 0 ; I' S. In, School, 1 2 . . name is on the Nut lege, I I. otficers will do their duly u this Marion In., d; Howard, t> •'on ineligible list, mill U n i ve r s i t y of N e w Me xi c o, 0; t in respect and arrest any one , aught Maryvill e, 0 ; Tennessee, *JI ' .on for re inslntemi'iit vt r sity o f 1l enver, 11, gambl ing oil tile s p e ts or oltlcrw.s. i’ C of S. <*; South Carolina, 7 ' lv dented, and the rul W i l m i n g t o n , 3; Denison, I t , . . I . ducting themselves in a mannci i ’arts Is. M T S , ti; Citadel, I t. I duly pri>inuIguled. St. L a w r e n c e , 0; Uni on, ti. unbecoming real cittxetv and ot N. C. state, fl; Wlsliington and Lee, ■ In no eomment in the Hovviiiiin, 0; W e s l e y a n . 21. f o i l s can tie assured that the A m e n ’ ban to state that th* 11, cst. Ma r y l a n d , 0; Frank and M a r , uii Legion will not .oily uphold their I has requqestcd him | Louisville, l a : Hetli 31 hands m this resi led hpt will render ,i Mtss t'oliege, t); Tulnne. .’tt* uamed pl ayers to Allegheny. <*, Colgate, th them any assistance needed in up Louisiana S tate, 0 ; l.oVala, « • hey played these Del aware, 0 , Muhlenberg, 13 holding law and ordei. The Armistice Oglethorpe, !•; Alahama, il ‘ Hon of the rules, for Ohio Wesleyan, 0 ; Ohm S tate, 5 , Day this y e a r wdl tic one o f tin lug at lohiil board. Hrury, 0; A r ka n s a s, 22. Huston Uni vers i t y , 0 ; Huston Col g o d days mure the f irst A r m stice Cha ttanoog a, Mi; Columbia, 0 . leg*, 20 liny when pence wa s declared hut < HU t t \|.|.I ’ N VS K E F Kit E E S. W. I’ les., tt; Med C of Tenn 45 Grmm-ll, 0 ; Missouri, 2 3 . much of the noise and othei <d)jc(tWest. Reserve, (I; Navy, 7 1 . Geneva, 'i; C a r n e g i e Tech, 27 lonnble features will lie eliminated. Lenoir, 7 ; Guil ford, it I . ' nate in havi ng a Reussel ner, 0; Ho b a r t , 0, It will be a celebration in keeping with '■ vs the game and is not Virginia, 0 ; Princeton, 5 Ml . St Ma r y ' s , tt; Johns- Hopki ns, 2. tin memorial aspects of a real A u n ts Kewnnee, li; I’ennsylvania, 27 ■*' ^ 'M' lus convictions, 1 ikiN e w b e r r y Col., 0; C l e m son, 57. i tice Hay celebration and C a m p b e l l - ; Middlobury* 7 ; Williams, 1 4 . i j l ^ 1 b*Heni}«n, th* official Teforbossing Post will lead the s tate ill Ningnra, 0 ; Cornell, titi. " ■'••‘ •*f"id high school gmnes. calling for a peaceful ob se r va n ce of (O K A LEE 1II.LIS A S C O A C H . Stevens, ft; Hnvcrford, 0 . ’ ai ra d himself like ail one of the gre a tes t da y s in Ame r i ca n Ge or gi a , 0; Chicngo, 2 0 , ,, 1 iiuriiay and thc f a n * npThe S an f or d Digit school girls need history, L a f a y e t t e , 7 ; U. of Pitts,, 0 . Pay he mntinged nffiio | I a conch, Ju»t as the boys need one, and ■ h"\'s no partnlity, and J a m e s Mlllikin, U; i ’erdue, 1 0 , | 1 1 ' arc a l w a y s -well pleased N. Y . Univeraity, 0; Syracuse, 32. jin looking over nil the best mnterinl toj J J E S I X T E E N U K F O K E be used as coach the Hernli^ decided Y O C D R I V E IN T A M P A ^ ’X lions,,,,,,. The ’’c h i e f ’ is n Mnine, 0 ; Dartmouth, 1 0 ., in f avor o f ' Co ra Lee TilHs. S hr is one ------- -Holy C ros«, 0; Harvard, 2 <t. ’ ’ Ci these g a me s ami of those young ladles that not o n l y 1 T XMpA, Flit , Met I> Police Chief Ka n s a s , <i; A rmy, 13 , 1 *' ! ^il( he will he able to knows thc garnif rom A to but is Williams has issued orders that all Case, 0 , Michigan, 4 * ■ ’ ti'1 events this sea w e l l liked and stands well with the t bildren under 1<> y ea r s of a ge seen Hates, 0 ; Tuf ts , ti p!aypn*. If there has been no provts driving machines m T a mp a a re to Rochester, 111; Hamilton, 0 . ion made for a girls' roach, we hope be taken to police headquar ter to be llelult, 0; N. W Uni., 1 7 . A 1 1 ENT i <)N . S T U D E N T S a n d Dt< that it will be done at once and lluit held until their parents or gua rdi a ns Duquesne, 0 ; University of •’ A l i E N T S ! Miss TillLs will be given the job. She a ppea r and pa y n fine. A city orditroit, 34. can do it. nance prohibits dr i vi ng of machine* Albion, 7 ; Michigan A gg i e s , 7 -------------------------by children under 111 y ea r of age. S u'd ! ! rh"01 »o o k « and School Depnuw, 0 ; Indiana, 0 . Have the Herald do your next job Many accidents due to youthful liens Wake F or e s t, 0; Wabash, 2 1 . *3" sold f o r cash of printing. We have the equipment o f . d r i v e r s In recent Weeks caus ed the Chi. Y. M. C. A., 0; Butles, Hi. • Y lhley’H D«-u& Store. issuance of the ordinance. Valparaiso, 0; Kalnmaioo Nor., 7. do all kinds of Job printing. 1 5 7 -8 tc i. ing Unusual Blazes— Another Starts In His Homo. i tlo f t p N ■■1 111 11,, t- u a 11 \| u s k . ug ol o, o m ca SEIZE YOUTH AFTER MYSTERIOUS FIRES vd " f S a n f o i d full") evpei [ (o ti i v < t •. 11v . •f 1" -a a . cl I l.l,.. i > o g o in. I- b. ri da til the t a i . l s Go the I . , I tt. k111son , ;’ •> 11 I s, . io, Git ol day t i.rnel I, 0. I trake, I tt a 11. t da V I'Tonda, ii; F urmtiii, i. ,Stiring Hill. <>; Auhurn, 2 0 . Henry Hrown, <); Centre, 55 I I III ..ting Lewis; M"V> FOOTBALL RESULTS Koatlok* < ol l egc. U, \atidert !' ,t.l W Raise was of fu' ially \ it gima Williams to,I ^ 1 'i iv i t s Ixovval jkl, ' Higclow, Hunter, Military I l - t ll -.tl M.sire I tii tin and Hiitun ! l.l ll, \ > 1 ••.,• 11 H dkeiison is proud of tits I m y fti~t showing and a f t e r all why The 111!'.I,or. gtl l l l g l l W.tll tile sh Tin t tic In." \\ c all a n And H -l 11Sb OVOL|g 11 f t ,M e a i to g a l i o 1, t lie tin How I toil it tun Inert dctuotist rated I to ii Wail until . . a! cool it t , Hlg that ml ord ;»n 'A HI u e w i l l all be ,111f •.t 11 > .,1. ---—J 1 1llsl" I .*, t. t l. KI» looking Go iiy.il • VK ♦ •»nr ' as Uuntu-n n tlong ; Tl M lit 11, -til sun |, r ■ ii ei d I'll' or . l y |.» i * , «it (' aim.lav '■ •I H genu G'llovvi Wi'li i 1 II il d o 1 ’ Octila II O O is )s SanfoT.I It ,-b kicki ng the goal was lost ' tendril; head linesman, V |l. . 4 tiro nt ttie college. Mulligan was *r• rested nt the llulsiKti of tlia college Wild Cat in Hen Coop , nutle<rlMex on (lie technical charge of Is Killed After Battle | a To lie li of the peace In > 1.0 0 0 hall , and retired to HergnnOald for n rent. | Tlien there it n« n very queer llr* In W« Ijitnloti Cion. , the Mulligan hump. The family hnd rfr . I nhn I Hh of J tired George, in If warned a xpeurovi»»t‘-t lh"t l»> tin* l clal sense, gut up, went downstair* ling of liens and with hAs dogs J and dUrovpnsd the bln** shut up In and a ib!e the captain h tin aroused b<? lo th<' i o.,p anil found In It u t the kitchen closet , father, .Tames K Mulllgau. the tiut Wildcat lie shot I lie animal / collector, til* mother am! Ids brother Imi <IM not seriously Injure it J Charles. The dogs wen sent after Hie After the tire had heuu put m.t with Intruder The cut put up a live • , the garden ho«i* and thn fire depart' !y light, hut was tliiall) forced out of the coop and escaped to J i iitenl. Fire f ’hlef William I'ape u n d^ a netirbyt iree Captniu Fish , took to nseertnln the cause of th* took a shotgun unit rti1> Iled tin- J lire His pnlti* were tinavntllng. Thor* tinluial with liuckslmt until It , was a mystery there that slmplt J stuitipetl him No tire wont (brnugn fell to the ground Tlie cat weighed pounds, the captain t the closet, nn electric wires and that* J were it" mail lo-s fur mice to gnaw. 'll I s • Chief of Folic* t ’oomh* ivm expiHlly ■If m*.**<%Skt <%<*, m*, *. m'«. «><*km.*>. mi %m . <«. s + nonpluised The two nflletul* took — counsel together and reached tho de cision that the Incident was Imrdjy worth making a hoth«r about. So there It Is likely to end Oeorgn enjoys tho reputation In Ha^ gen Held of being ii pretty bright young man. studious and quiet. Ilia father t* contldi'iii he had nothing to Dismissed From College Follow do with the tiro a Itltli' e x t r a p e p ’ a v e r I l e l . a n d t i n s w e e k , or at l e a s t , . , ... , , . , ny a tout s l ' t t ' ai nl i giv.t a go."I ......... ml of tlninselxes to lie pushed a c r o s s by 'Till TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor anfordHigh Eleven Wins Over Ocala *■ ." GOLF BOWLING OUR SPORTING P A G E poor BALL 111 1 1 >■ !», loi t a s i d e f i o n i PAGE FIVE ; _ I .Z -Sanford, Florida * 4 � 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"> The Sanford Herald</a>, October 09, 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">The Sanford Herald</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/a90781f4570474894e37f0247b02f2ec.pdf 8bc31d19f2959f60ebf8b724d3e55bae PDF Text Text • ♦ . ■- • • s f” ' n, y . . ■!' I UHIJ. .. v d B f a ,V — ' -*• ' . S £y m ■’ .. '• - . T- - 1 iil0!" The Sanford Daily H SANFORD “ T h e C ity S u b stan tia l” IN Tin: I IK ART OF THK W O R L B ’S C.RKATKRT VKGKTABLK SKCTION S AN FO RD . F L O R ID A . VOl l M K H I. II I M ) \ V (M T lH IK R in. lt»22 M M H E R 168 \ CANDLER CONTREMPS, PROaOL ARMISTICE SIGNED ANOTHER BIGGEST SEASON FOR STATE MRS. DE BOUCHELLE EXPLAINS ABOUT BROKEN ENGAGEMENT FACES FLORIDA THIS YEAR THIS AFTERNOON AT FIVE ACCORDING FRENCH NEWS looks , u k e h w a r e in n n e a|« |() ELIMINATE Says Report Reflecting on Her Character Caused the Break A T L A N T A . Oer ill. —Mr*. Onoziinu eg,, »licn 1 had the Supreme honor of " a v e r t e d dr Hourhel. ..f New Orleans, whose 1,1 "d- 1hapemne general and when I was attended every moment, 1 hud so engagement to marry Asa G. Candler. la ited two men to visit me at n ho senior, Atlanta capitalist, was an le1r,t night. This hideous slander and nouneed some weeks ago, made public Mi t'aiuller'* reception of it, nnd his And W ill M a k e T u r k e y Beh ave The State Hoard of Health an- here (*»'*«> " statement asserting that saying my future was ruined have in E u rop e and in noonees that on Me, ember flth and < »"dlcr broke the engagement be luoken my heart bill my will is not Afda 7th an Important anti mosquito eon" f 11 report brought to him r, I'toketi and I have faith tlint God will feience will be held in Daytona for f a t i n g upon her character. She said give mi i our age to defend myself.” ill. The Associated l*ress) the purpose of discussing and arriving * and ter had refused and was still re The statement said Candler told her Ml l>AN I A, Oct. 10.— Allied at ways and means of instituting ex- f»inir«K to furnish the names of the the i eports .sure from “ sources he general* drew up their finnl arm 'tensive mosquito eradication pro-; P*r*°ns she said accused her. She is t was bound to believe.” istice convention here last night Mrs De Hourhel denied she was ini con grams. Preliminary arrangements for « ' « • " «jtnt«mcnt after the final conam! submitted to to Ismct Pasha, ilia1 .trig any financial demands on Mr. ference between her and Candler her, the meeting have already been con Turkish N a tio n a lly. represents< • qdler and declared she was in At Tltvse reports, according -to him" eluded by George \V Simons, jr ., chief live. The Angora government De llu'.ichel’s statement, i*.t-i only to protect her good name sanitary engineer <«f the State Hoard !la'1* ‘" r*' gnen until 5 p. m. todny to ac uni dear up charges made against her "were that during a Confederate re nf Health The Daytona t'hamber of cept or reject General HaringI 'onimerce i- <<■ operating with the union in Atlanta thiee or four year- t • <'audit l„„ i,,ld correspondent “ The con sli.te board of health. . ,-mmiii we submitted to thet NatDuring the summer months the salt lou.iliHts last evening is Great marsh "r brio kl-h water ni"s*piiloes llril.iin's Inst word. It now rests are abundant along the coastal a eas with Angora whether the world causing much discomfort ami in, on kIi .i II have peace or wnr." veniellce to the peoples of those ureus^H Years ago many of the coastal nren1^7 i ( I N S T A N T I N O P L K , O cL 1 0 of New Jersey wore similarly affect sicning of the prntocal armistice ed but after the <oinplelioii of simple, ,t Mudunia is expected to take extensive control measures some of plitc it 5:00 o'clock this after Is Instructive and Inlerestintr to Fvery One in these areas were largely cleared of noon. according to Havas Agentinor iiiosquit • tic an, e I he New , , semi-official French news or Seminole ( mintv I, tsev measures not only • out mlb d a . ;t / tl l«»n I • -t bit in, t ,-a-<:,l greatly the avail • ,t » V t ,i I |. I»,v' it. (I, i II.... Week sturteil ye-t>l - \ \| \ Oct 10 Isinet Pasha able a, rouge of tillable agricultural . u ,ro t ■ M ,lc> Tilt- i- win of tie he-t demon •lie allied demand- before lh< land-, Ha teased property values and -It limn.- and • lie "I the most Ili-tlliC II It I ' Ipl II ,. d Plan . si t,-,| tl,, develnplin fit > > f areas i—einhly and in the meantime tv, that Ip ,- • vi i I , i n -tag, ip Hi'im. .nil \i 1u;id t ,v loci, loot | 0 ,'V lol s|y Ins'll Ilk.Po d op t, ine sttinds adjourned ,t v 11 ,o.t \"ii pothmg to alletp I I , t I niv . t tv f I .1|,1 , nil awa-te What New ler-eV I| .,S . ant General Haringtoti and 1 1,, l e t 'l l , •- given rvrts afternoon a' i ti 11"in* H " » I !• ir,', *■i - 1 harpy and Mombelli have d ne, I'bn tda , an do thi Mas "ii h'Oi.i "ii Smith Park nve \ start must be made to every nu v > . . M X |! itldllig .| to ( 'oustantinople to await • i.• (hat has heoji fitted Up as a mod v ..f the Angorin government ll, rtaking and the State Hoard of r. ii,* ■.a ri-nc? met at It o'elm k Ve« Health fit llily believes that the right M- POWERS TOGETHER ON EAST COAST STARTED OFF YFSTERDAY — PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK Mrte.oon and the allies pie •a, r three demands with of the Turkish troops from '■ ,1 /ones, limitation of the ■ gendannerie hi Thruci atal ;..ttmti «»f Til rut t* l*> tin* if.til lifter M^nutiire i»f ihv kt\ Thun* wan i|i**« iih tht «|ticstion <»f I'v.icwiitk»u •*»»<! ;. r in11 h phases of the Jhrnciaii mt I *■• aim ev pl.-at that |snn*t i *i<| not have the mwe—ary • !•'. pie def illltelv oil the , i p, altp d r< pi i --ei.' itiveat at ion f*.i t h ' ' let* 1 11 a, was iHstmelly less confideritt* ■ i- , camp .. u,.,.. ,.,.„i..r.l„v hcnialist here yesterday ' t l.eunme thoroughly under* t»od •* .re is now complete unanimity ■ it ,- allies. The plans for divid * illie's having failed, it wu1 that Keinal I’.isha had the i • ived against him. i,link delegates ul-*> • am* into •1 th, three allied l ov*. ei - ' t nforming General Hating n • G'oeee would "coilfoim to * * im-asures the allied gener inmend." He also assured the ii unler m chief that in case of lie . "the whole Greek army in *, will rally to the support of i: * it .tin " Inn,- i. start is lien The 1e-.-it’t up ma\ le small and lb, first ,-fiect- • I at teaching h t tn all piohahiltt\ • ' fll nnvheneflt.s will he derive I f ’ ■nil Du- fit t work ('• how it- v 1 1 • and what i an he done •\ n mtore.sling program i- l e , , piepared f*u th* Daytona meeting, then will he addleS-e- by *lti/*n< IP lerested in this kind of work who are striving f**r Florida's ,|,-v eh>pm tit. I : I 'lute I State * Pul.lo Health S* r vp I- will send S, mor Sa* t:,iv I Ugl .1 V I e Prin* * t* l in \t *,nti till < a ! I*. . *1 I to ■ ,i i.p. . . /.* t ,i v li nn Mt if S SN O W F L U R R IE S IN T E N N E S . SEE Y E S T E R D A Y P R E S A G E •v-«w r ( ’O L D W E A T H E R i ----------------INKOItMAI. OPKNINt, Wil l. UK lilt. EVENT F<>H TIIK M KM It Lit S ’ ------- • For weeks the question hus been asked when the Country Club would be opened and the golf links made all leady for the lug day. Although the felhs have been playing on the links f,,r the past two inonths the grounds have never been opened officially and this will take place on Thursday. Ov tohei I’.'lh. the elul* ImU ■*' aln| glo llpls I emg opened all day l<> members and their wives and families In the morning the ladles will have a golf l< imminent In the afternoon the men will have a golf tournament all ama leurs und the tennis players will also liavf several matches V bridge party i the afternoon f i the Indie- will tils,., be one of the attractions and at night a re. eptn,n and darn will end v, h ' 1*1 "llli-es I" In "he **f tile gre it . I .in V- ill **ii I hl-t"l > 111* "pen r g >*dl l*e iuf**l mat aid wilt in I In- anv • Ilffall a- the ladle all-1 gentle • »i ! \\• .i | 1 1••i?• * f !»•• l.i \ .if ii ..I nhf it ;i.« \ at• .1 ; M-ti .iitd ’ I .kit * \ .1 I'll* !••-* ' %•% flirt *L 1 Hr i • ft* * III- • * ' *h. ! •. \ |*»i v.ll al -i i be 1 • IM .*! ‘ IP! , 1»* A«•!. Mltlt f III! \ '!*• l e t * * ,11, till i11 I t' will t •* lHV **• .4 l« • i * if lint as I ;t i - {.. , i,i » ih . fn-.it in,,,. , , ml . . f ll . G* f < | ib ill ft I *• -l l ,, : 11 * .1 ...it III I- , iN SEVERAL BUREAUS HAYES PLEADS T GUILTY ESTABLISHED FO ('BARGES NEAR E i i m III \ m i-'t: 11 \\ i p M ' h I \t h St »N \ 11 I K I \I »A IN l II Mil.I Ih, luiina COUNTRY CLUB OPENSTHURSDAY OCTOBER 19TH SIGNS ARE i.l M' K M 'll'111 Ii I* ' I t ' l l f » III * !« * ^ • ''I 1,1 i l l l,|;|i \ N s l l l l - i It - 11*r \astir Li t•il I'ress I | n \ M i in < haii man \' i » r t.. pie- all) ion ■ a I'M 1* I,a v st t day t*< llll I e **s "ll e . , r\ one rnii IP* *t* I* i\ *■ ll' •till i ' h* • m u t t ,i I «l ha. i • i oav I" \ M> Extra Sleepern On Railways Roads Arc Filled With Touring Cars . "pel ; .(1 and • -------' M ( lly Thr \Mrtrlntrd Pr«M> JACKSON VIU.E. Oct. 10.— Hnilroud nnd hotel men here to day declnred that signs as uner ring ns the migrntion of geese Hiuithwnrd indicated the tourist •. a* season was near at hand. The coldest morning since Inst win ter I- here today. Snow flurries were re|H>riisl vest onlay at Nash ville. Ten it., »ilh temperature at ■>fi degrees Trains hound to 8L Petersburg nnd other points In Florida foe the Inst few d tyi were carrying extra Pullmnn can to accommodate the traffic, f i l l olinr filling stations on the main highways into the state report ing more automobiles with license tags of other states Imund south than ever before at this time of live vear tine feature which at tracted attention »ns press dis patch from Chicago in the morninc papers r* porting two cents S gallon iiit in the price of gasoline in that rilv This was taken here to mean the storing nf nntomoI,ih-~ for winter is already under wnv there Ml -Thn I M h><'\\ II 1 I . n t Pir-ncnln was * , nf her ' • ir, a i th, ' *to■* I ' * *1 t • state last Gaines villa f phi .v l!li I' pt *., lol I alia hi, <-c* had -VJ. Jitt kftonvill# *i*• »ler tfiniLfh( i« thd S'.im , hitt i-1 I i (.1- N|| KIM DIKD • IN | n •.I \Nli TODAY " \s t o l ’ I’ KU M AG N A TB ------- . ' . *61 III/ The \-.ortii I rd l*resa| • rim \ m m m n Km*. Oct. io* in ( i . »'fiii** in Vh u t ican Caplf ii *| •| | r nil*tfVintr died hers • *1 *v *v k* m. ilt'.l . "I th, I." a I' t - vis- 1- that the illy 1 lif lull d l'rr»»l ra lol already t-r down so fai as sale and i>M Mj ltX II.I F. N .1 . 'Get ‘ It) fa Ills -« i v mg’ of • i ins- i coin ei ned m ,| ok| • liffoid I I ..... !odll> V »>■• -age f"l del I'* U . Ctl Hot . Kg •I ill. n.\ t« leg i Mi' ,0.1 Me la I I I'V a* 11 roll,I. ’ '■ V'it I t.. ■ I\ v•' \* 1 Ig • R* (11/ Thr Aasnrlntrd l’r« ss I to Mr I.e Prince than to ,any ol her PAULS, Oct. 10 A message from lining man it was lie who directed i elistantinople headquarters of the all the mosquito control activities on American loinnuttee ,,n relief in th the l-thmus during the constructe*n a>. l.ll I' Fast I ^!o*| Diagrams, photogiaph-. m TI I ' lllg pi* toi e and other ih-Mliptive ,1, 1 If , * III.,It.-I ill .1- • he pie ell t ei t t" -ll"W a. k I I ll I \ ,h tl,, ,,i,| ,, f Du .voik onlemplate 'I ,1,-f • (' lav it. In i .• • • • . ■ ■■*1 I i 11 an mil' al to it U\ official . I. i • i i - ib • !, l:, • i- -eeting Masonic I tin \ N lit i Kill \l(l VNS * *i». i»i . • *•! i • .1 • i • or g; 'ii/.ati'ci- a inI •*t ht r - nitl ' * -1* *1 ■lit • N I . >t Ma-onie Hall. .•I • .1 i; !»• *t»* • * . » t IH \ |S| I OVA ION \ »l.« ' • I 1 . * • Ui-prer-e'|l;itl ein the- i.udei taking , I U’ l Ovl III I III lie*.' ii sal " f Sanford rji {• M l •• III*' III * * • t L l H \ I L l N» IIKMN \\huh, I \«• cnast y uu lot«t l-V .1,1 iU i K l I >li!U tl M O il not |.nib)>s‘ Hand at Court House. “ **•' •‘M***1* '1 rvcr>’ ^n3t tl v hole complexion «•( tin* rum* fiction and when the conference ad •v. i e e ill s p m Dill , • ,'. D, Florida Natii I'.n.y .1 mi Ai I dear jmiriiM it " i l l be pmuible to say Hint Th- "rbiit.lo llotary ‘ luh g.. -s to tliia'd, ("omt House. able t Up - i ffr t t- lop- mol at ( (i M INIM M HY \\ \ItNKl» Florida has made a good stlirt to- Di.yt.m:, this morning, where its mem i t and secure \\ mtnendsy ea nr t loir Igl, 'It wards the elinlp atirrll of mosquitoes bers will put on a model luncheon for „. koov h dgipeitl of oi.stiiatl ns \d :t p m eekly 'hoot Hod and Gun III/ Tltr I -viirln, d l*r*«»t the llotary t'luh » f that city At S ,n from coastal ureas I. at I I ■ Club ll -e. A \S|DN'GT*IN. M. t 10 llequest ' • !>> t.< .. m ' a., n five __________ ______ lord thr- (lull will he joined by a de •• pi te laid. - night at the K K , •he . ' lH'lustry take steps to Hicr-e a- knovvie,lg« nienls. s'l A NTINOPLK. Oct. 10. \\ ' DllUOHt K \\ ' S VltMdlMOl S M*tio« ,,{ Sanford UotanaiK win. have w m u . 4 * l-.h ..i th,' "l.lez Hotel. ' , use d-liihut.on " f its proilifcts i ' i.iii in tin1 Hosphnrns, whi* I) been invited to he pr, », ill. Begulnr meeting Elks Clul> s (I III m .1,lc t", I > h\ the >'Uiii'ierce ,|eN n t OMIM.K \1 D*NS pended by the British on Sun The Orlando I'll h is h ifhl v Ipuiom I Vr. Wadhro, ,ke. who IS in charge of 1 Till, House. at Flk' IP l.t v v h t * i w .ir: mg that till t Si iilt of T trkish incursions t'- Sanford Gountry Club. ^ ....j and golf local Uotarians said, in being invited 111/ Tltr iMOflntril I'rrsal Friday -u h v >' nli; v measures he ef■ utrnl z tU', was re eslalili'll ’ ok w’ uot i'," i" g as a profession- by Daytona to onluil this if4<*t*ltn£, I nNDnN, H. t |u The prohihi II • -ti, \ v ek y luncheon, o f u r.! i he g ".or nip lit might re still, •• i •I.•y morning. is nr-.r Itb. less a fmo golf player «nd a most m-trcclive ml • . •>! ,.f ti it'.pol I :i t pm to I,ring * .. <| 1<p,"l- oil Ve-M-ls VV|l lull \III i hiiiid-i i of > ommere, •. Valdez Ho* been I•t %*pur«*U. d , a-i .pvVil V be depended upon to mg plograin ,'ieti, an water* will give rise to no tel • tl"- desired ends v >H VNOPLK, Oct 10 An all.cd make a good score when the occasion Theae inter city meetings a ..... . K K p p. in Uegular meeting, Re was -aid that current eoul pro at* i national complications, according .i> mission bus arrived here and demand., lie played the representn- wonderful results in cementing the t„ the view expressed l»y the British , Mn, „ „ ir |ln|, i • ml three days before proceed l,v,. „ f the A .1 Spaulding Go, hero friendship* of the participating - itP-s, ,e Mon was only neigligihly exceed f.M.'gn ,dfinals today. 7:30 p. n, Hand rehearsal, Sanford ii >oriMimption and that the exist ' isit the countryside by auto tl..... tlier day who is a professional and inevitably result in great good to Ih governnmnt'.s view, according ,>Bdjt.„ at the court h„ UM> s.Ten,* weathei should not lie al i The lutHsion consiiits of three player and won the game with four up the individuals taking part. lowed to lull factors in the Industry to u‘ l»u'"u authorities is that the mat ers, French, British and Italian, . , _r is ..... • • • •is very good,11 Following the luncheon the golfers one 1. in ...LL.U which ,1.. the L'nited (Slalaa States , , . . .„ , . „„i nnd two to go which ii” 'Vnt imiMnr«H nf the danger CORN t HOI* DBCREA8B8 t Hu . hutrnmn is a French colonel. Iins a perfect right to take any action i, ( , , . , ... .The members of the Sanford Club are of life local club will be taken to the | b>' vlrlu” ” n,” rlt,j r f , „ „ , 1w n „ , . , „ l ^ l n 1 Mr. Wndbrookc upon new Daytona Golf Club, and permitted j IfKTRF.SS ’tiir Th* am o / U M rr*>* AVKDS IIOI’ SK P AIN TE R U *c e * fit' The commission’s errand as to play over one of the most pictures ___ _ The general foitngn office view WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.- The his victory for every member of the * Hp allied high commissioners is iii/ Thr \a.orintrS I’ rrsa, wu, summarized somewhat ns fol- tion's corn crop divrensed by club, thinks that Mr. Wadbmoke is que liuks in Florida. Others will be t teassure the population, investigate just nbout riRhl as a player, as nn entertained with fishing, swinung and,1 CASTILE, N. \\ Oct. 10.—Cards lows: ' 'iOO.OUO bushels during Sopl« allege,| excesses, prevent disturbances “ It n* d ,inestic American legisln- presumably due to drought which] instructor and as the one man to have other interesting sports. Most of the x . . r„r(,iVed here todny nnnounceing «"d report any evidence of ineendiarcharge of the country club nnd Orlando men will return this evening. (ll.,• marriage of Ltle S. Smith to Miss tton in wlneh Great Hritinn hus no ( , oiled t:i m«ny of the eorn-( l,n'. 1'iHuging or unreasonable requisj During the visit of District Govcr- 1 .rgaret F7. Pi»ree. of Castile, the right t> interfer. The United States states, according to the dept grounds. •tioning. Similar missions have nrnor Porter Pierpont last week, the! h< ' ess who recently unsuccessfully ."'eminent has n perfect right to of agriculture’s forecast r‘ -e,| in the past week at Rodostn and TOKIO, Oct. 10.— Now Dial the old . local club was asketl to put on n »""•* j debmled an alienation suit. A jury .enm t shipping laws that It thinks fit lion based on conditions at the hate Hurgns, Kokuminto p a r t y »a dissolved, the pub- «'* luncheon at the district conference f • rnr tl«.Rnn in fav I , i f or, .-s them within the three- th, month Iv -Mention is ,,. ii. entr.-ited -it the fu Rotary tints » f the tw-nty *,«t b , M,.( j, n |l„wi,r,| whose ' t m.th tr.,- Hntisb are dania Tile tbj at tment forecast was IT It KM KN KILI.KD •' re " f the Kak'ishui t’l 'li. I. ho.ly that distru t, at St Petersburg. M.,ich i v | • ,„,|N e'f. c»i„n- Mh - Pier- e was .1 it will be possible for the for ,».Vt.'"!*•«."<*'» bushels in cumpa t<> make ft i, ridIy repre- with the total >>f :*.J75,00 .000 bushelfl is to form the nucleus of the uew .lt is confident!) expected that the »'i „,j j.t.almg when she was lfl ei "ff ' *•-*•.! DUH|jii«vy «MU. I lissolut ion, lumlo 'total inn* v, ill alloti , tin.. ,,,i \t. ^ I’ieree comes into -i ninth. I nt it could go no further { r. ,,st n't the end of August. • ;! I A. Oct. 10.— It. H. Spear party. On tho day >>f the ference J<>0 per cml strong, and when • The spring 'Cheat crop was iit half million d«>l- than that f it- • .f -tty firman, was killed and E. the chief members of the club met on • t fi-hiii(i t * o« however." it was • i.tcd bv the de|uirtmcnt at |668, 4.’, . . . nf .ho dissolved nnrtv it n* iefiniteiy determined that every i, next, whsn she will •n .'!-'• 1 -hnson, a member of the same the old p(#tnliics_ol tlu it • ! yt ... , . • • i il 'the' it i» the American ship y \ »n ♦ • H I t.nnn bushels, which compares * who also 21 is a to formulate the political platform• ,ni*n will be there, the g, verm rs ic• - » / . .o,inu,ly »h o „ ,h.ir t. formt.lnt" th. .pnlllicl to rn , - ill b. <h.r. Ih. .< i • • -l* that will suffer if the the for ,.,'t issued a month ago 'o f a inter. ..................... ' 1 fii •'.■ k ..Hiri.il will. u . telephone Ifl.n h .n . ..o n which Ih. n.w w‘h '. w .......... " K "* ' ' collided \yith upon ■•ri • .••ora's option is adopted, .......... tiling to 277,000,000. w. p “ e here today while responding to organized. Those principles are tint- ‘ «»:‘*o benlmel. roomin' to i>o seen what nction v ------------------:----Getypnr offirn supplies, stationery I'nrni in the northern section o f vcrsal suffrage, reduction of nrmn.. ii MNf.v ship owneis will tuku.” The Herald delivered, lac per week. nn,| p0„t Cards at the Herald office. The Herald delivered, 10c per *he city. . Intent,jidjustment of prices, etc. * Ll --- A■_* l ... • . • . — • • THIS WEEK IN = SANFORD : •■ «' - * \t 'T» ' } �. . . ■ ■ % • I . r. . . 1 •» t rf . * •*‘ .*72%. *• • , ..* *•*---♦ _v ‘ • * :$£ • -1fca , ' tfer>T V -rf-« *' — - ..;v TH E SANFO RD D A IL Y H ERALD , M ONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1922 PA G E SIX %4 ■* Only two Klerks fiom 1G7 2tp Third street post office. CLASSIFIED ADS V FOR S A L E - Typewriter desk, one rial top desk. See t M Haptl. sheriff. Price $1K for both. '» > Vi IQ7«-12tc FOR S A L E — Chandler 7-passenger, in good condition. A bargain, for particulars address "Chandler" care of Herald. |G7-3tp jV ; ; FOR SALE Chupdler 7 passenger good condition. Cheap for cash or Would exchange for light Ford truck. Phone 130- W. |07-3tp FOR S A L E — Rood celery land, $100 par acre.— K. F. Lane. 1GI--Itp L’OR SAI.E First Phone 11085. class furniture. lGG-5tp * FOR SALE 0 room hungnlow and three extra lots, price 52,887.Ji0. ^Ve invite your inspection o f this proper ty. V P Connelly & Sons liitl tf. FOR f^Al.E N|(\v Hungnlow Lane K. . ' ■ •■ J' K Id I ttp SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE |oud\ S o u t h and fa Tin- -ala \ , 'll- h11\ i i. Ie< io*i i h anil • • i.(i at t-*i gbt I -a a I icrnlii 1 1b |o, al I n-i tt !•■t tan K M ) . I I I " nl 1- - l i g ht al l ! ii u I ME i 1(1 h II FOR S\l E Splendid apartment \|a ; ■■i Mall • l,i w :-i *, . t -It i * , bouse thirty rooms, paying pro • i t **l I '•*1o t Ib-t-il t.s l*i K*-ip lug position. Gate City House, 112 Myr gin- **ll la* ksoovilh* >treels This tie Averue. 101 tfc ii* * i.**t no in that l.ii ksoiic die is go FORDS, lluicks, Oldsmobiles, Onk- II.g lo shut Its heart mill purse to dr Inmls, Oodgi*. Cole 8. Overland. serving cii'e' of . Parity .lack'om ill.Chevrolet. Maxwell for .sale These tin- lin.-i fail* *1 in this r. sp,-, I |i cars are lute models, and have been re - i **.ntinue t*> support liheiuily in finished, making them very desirable -fif.it v *i■ -mil >.i g am/.ii i-iis wl.i Ii enrs to prospective huyers, .m l tin i* I ' ' 'I.. . . !v .1 I,., i . prices an- right, with easy terms • I '* • I . I g . I • •O g. I I. .. t •t !•. and 7 passengers |! A II Motor Co *' * • 1 t .' - ' it *1 -a got o .-..I .• a 20P Park Ave , Sanford, Fla lhstrih In 'Ii. p.t'l ilu .tty has li.tit'tii utors for Hupmobile nnd Lexington beggars tt. solicit alms on the streets enrs. "W e rnrry the parts." With the influx of tourists here there 140-tfc is also an influx of beggars, most of Sea PA-tf.' FOR SAI I Easy tetms, *511 ...res flowing will laid HI .ores . I. ari 1 at remai kal I v low ] r lt if Id now A. P Connelly ,v r'oim IP- tfc FOR SALT. New ftve room house. two nml oin- half acres and. one acre tilt'd, sleeping porch and large rooms, every convenience A P. Connelly ASons. I IS tfc " “ 'nal i i .it .a. II \ N VI I IN H I M .•. K l t S J \\ .' M \YMR S ORDERS TO P O L IC E N EH w \ N I «M<II It ESI HEN I S We are ib lighted to know of the at rival ..f M and Mrs Elms K He l a 111 \. an 1 dnughtci I.m ill.- of H"-l"ll . Mu Mr- ll. |.l Have i- a da u-hi. ..f .Ir .- •1 Nl f - M < V pi • ,Va Mi 1 l a llav. . 1-11"1 " K. - . l.-T P •Iv . hai. I h -t t.,1. of l.f N V w li.-i e h. stmlofl « IMi Engine ermg. it’, I tf. WEEKS WEATHER South Atlantic nnd East* Gulf FOR R E N T - 2 h.-d rooms, 502 Pnrk States Generally fnir- temperature, Avenue. 107-2tp‘ below normal first part of week anil FOR R E N T — Desirable furnished normal thereafter. Pressure is low apartment for rent. Two rooms, [ and falling over the Caribbean Sea first floor, ndjpinlng biith. Private' but no disturbance has appeared ns front entrance. Call nt 217 East yet. Mot u \|i and Mt • Harold Mit^h burn a fm. baby boy 'll the set ,old anniversary of their mnrriugi Horn t.. Mr and Mifine baby girl. F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e iMite Model in Excellent Condition B . & O . M O T O R CO. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A D is trib u to rs for H u p m o b ile an d Lexington 1 .irs A GOOD USED P IA N O ----W e ll Known Make! $ 150— ------ T e rm s: $ 15.00 down, SS.liu a Monthl J. H. HINTERMISTER IMAM) ( 0. Manage! If I It I IIS JL^rirai- will l»r ah«iut i»- well utiic I .It I. **-•»!i\ II!.- this w Ilit ' 1 a- t out les 141* 121p ii a lini-t-rt. store. With indications pouting to a re FOR SAI T New five room bungalow >"i.| liri-aking influx of tourists, in good Io. ntiofl. for immediate lo May m Martin has addressed a turn tion, 53,200, cu-> terms. A. P. Con ilium.uitloll to Chief >.f Police Roberts flelly A- Sons 105-tfc instructing Into t>. arrest all persons FOR S A LE House of eight rooms otlil begging on th, streets of Jack . 817 Wes* Kirbt at root, five Led -tow ill,- and arraign them in iminici rooms, kitchen, dining and sitting pal court. room, hath and toilet. Water ob Mayor Mat , has also niittminct-d tained from fine flowing well, suf •b t t.o permits will he tssu,.,! Loggers ficicnt ft r all purposes at all times, th' year, which means that the po thereby saving water rent. Sidewalk lice will not even have to investigate hi front of house, all paid for. No whether a beggar has a license or not, incumherain-e against this property. because tile mayor is empthntlc in Price $5,000.00; $3,000.00 cash, hnlthe assertion there will be no exeeptance in yearly puvmcut* of 3.5' HO i. inns to this ruling. Address “ t.aigain," care of Herald. Chief Roberts has passed the mayir,0-2te u's instructions on to the individual •members of the police department KOU RKN with an order for rigid enforcement. FOR R E N T —Furnished room, nlso n All requests for hogging permits will he refused and applicants will be storage room. 411 I'Hrk Avenue. 11)0-01p referred tu the hoard of charities, FOR RENT Furnished apartments Mav.-i Mm tin .............. I Jackson Femnlti Apartments, 30.5 East 1st villa Metropolis .'small i.ittage, see J. HiTdttp i For the |iast twelve yenrs he was iissociati-tl a . Supermtiiilent \rchi ••-it and Consulting Engim r with ,h" " Pr" f « “-i.*»**t • beggars with fat Hi. w.-ll kr wn fm ii ..f i \ |i..t|ge l-atik a •• • I ' o f t h e ll . . » • • ” . t.. la ral t ..(lira, |..r of (to-to|i. MmM a 1 1in s o r d e r 1lie. . \|ass I i an it H o t l-.g mg .1 m< '• • ' - b. llt.pt *i \|, |t. | , llav,. -i ti •! I * i f . .| pi ■ - .1 .*( * * • .1 ' .I.' o . • 1. , . > ,|> . i* t| •• . t< t nt •c. i f I d hi- |*t iiiiji-.i • : h on K• *-r,• • • t r. « i it h l.t. g FOR SALE Two teams and harness Inquire of M. Hanson Shoe Shop St NOTICE To all mcrchunta and htisjness men of the city <>f Sanford; Do not do Keginning with Saturday Octob. i It. all ailoi i ibers to the Herald, who i t *-r anything to the American Legion pays the carrier U>y must pay on •f Sanford on open account unless you ' at urday o»il\ Saturday 1> tile n- g*-t a written order or requisition for *1 :t 1 i!• Illy' this f..i tin- ll-rai.l t|1( H««**k t !■« r w h»« Ltj\ NOTICE T o F \ KM HRS It IiU*• K. «••••!;• ,i hilblt WIt !l a larg. V- -...on a-, possible I will endeavor m.ml. . * ( - il**»* nl» f I f l! tin car iU al! the farmers o ' Seminole • i. t . . * t \ V it 4i »i.i . L* » »•III! l.a. k It will he impossible to see M.iiid a> <M 111' <*r mo 't any ■> .1 ■- only da- t . U*j, , • 1hi will tin\1* I" Hi. p ’ >■... all nt once hut will do so a* soon I t I am now equipped to take :, - til, • .ii t i, r Ii;ll'* fn• lllIlT 1 Eo ili> both Jti!i/t-r samples and anyone wishing . "II.-. 1Hit and tl- 11\i inny' in th,r after filial IVM‘f-r- d" Hill c n ie mu until " • i r ft-rtili/i-r sampled call phone t..iii . I..• k and It IK l,mg arter ilnrk I I Benjamin Whitner u. - 1.,-f.. t« .i .m in t f itii-lt !•*» drhvi r County Agent I,* toii ii , . t t"g win h» h.t 1 ' . f V" III fill 4l ''i r» in. mli. 1 » hi* .»» *t i i .. •l aid dt-liv rn-il. I '.. p« i w,-,k III- til \ 11 -u|I> f"l ' hi ..t . 1 • IV Saturday It 1• u 1*» ''hipp. d o e s r u s h j o b prin BUICK SI lis t RIMERS Ml ST P \V ON ON S A I I It D A 1 .*» ill \. M . I It I !•. Mavimum 1| illinium RangiIInn-no 11 i FOR SAI E Very desirable lot on West Mr*t street. Caootl prtri* f»*t quirk wil«* l«r«». \V Knight lT»s tf« S IX T Y TIM H ’ SA Nil S Tit A W III’ It It Y Plants from northern stork 5 I tin per thousand, f o Ii Lake Monroe. Fin M Hoyle 1M 2fitp - a- S ^ e,na ■ J S T I S S T E s h e r a l d day ill that. THE WEATHER L’fill RENT Muiuion. REPUATTION — IN — The Seminole County Bank Ft HI tjCICK S M I ' i iini'i • i h.nrhtuijlh, inui hli' CualiU-r tups and other dining room f .millin', als.. cheap for . a-h \pply Manager Hell Cafe III.* Op H O rS FS for sale YOUR \ i c « Untg' C a le n d a r Savings B an k FOR S\t F Five room bungalow well lo. nted. easy terms, price $2. 8M1I10 \ P Connell-. A Sons 103 t fv SEVER AI Thigpm H. B. W A R N E R " UU Mr and Mrs. K K lie l.a Haye S r, of North t'lenisford, Mass., have ur I f y o u ’ r e like most people, snmetimet' 'Vi He rived ill the city fur the winter ami W ANTED '"'nil* want m oney badly. at present are pleasantly located ut \\ A N T E D —One or two unfurnished the I *ico Hotel They are the parents But i f y o u h a v e Rained a fn vro n b le t V p u l j p . rooms, suitable for I.edroom or light (if E,,M y , K. u „ uyc wh„ has algo Bank, th ro u g h a s te a d ily g r o w i n g account, yt.irn l , housekeeping rooms. Address "D. C. Just arrived in the eity to make it sition to g e t a c c o m m o d a tio n w h en needed. ' ln iM G.” care of Herald office. l.)2-tfc f uturo home. T h e r e fo r e , not on ly open an account. hut irrog’ P E R M A N E N T WAVING. Radio Sun smashing, soul searching expo ---------------------- Yes, the---------light baths, massage.—Mrs. Mc J. R. Hayden is in the city again sition of a man who tried to kill Coy's Kenuty Shop, Welakn Apart after spendinf the past two months •onsciencc and only succeeded in nient. 1G2-Gtp in Washington and points in Virgimu silling hate. Also a— where he bus vast estates, lie left M ISCELLANEOUS “ * * 4’ *J V w __this morning for his big cuttle ranch Two-Part Comedy I.O S T -1 male pointer bird dog. liver on U k l . „ nrnoy nn(1 wil| bv here dur and while, answers name of Jack. jng winter months— providing Tomorrow— Frank Mayo in “ Out of ■ Finder please notify Hill Lumber Co. tbl. weather gets cooler. s * lbe Silent North” ; also a Snub It Pollard Comedy and Fox News. LOST, S T R A Y E D OR STOLEN A post curd from our old friend In- dog, color, reddish brown LnVerne Hurt in New York stated a c g m a E iim iN jE liiD ii] ■ 41 wera to name of “ Shep.*1 Libernl that lie took in the hall games nnd we Will help the account grow reward if returned to Williams Gar-, know he enjoyed them for he is n real age. A. L. Henkel, owner. lG7-3*p fan. He also said other things but Business and Occupa we would not print them for fear tion Licenses Now Due Ins wife would not let him go to New fci iti nu ka ih f t m York again hut we are quite silro Please take notice that State nnd^g fcs \ . me enjoyed himself in the big city. County Llcensca arc now duo nnd N STRENGTH-PROGRESS■ -SERVICE payable for the ensuing year. •ip You can now get the Florida Grower Section 803 o f the License Laws of and the Rig Weekly Herald for $2.50 lh„ statc of FIorida requircs that a year This ,s „ great offer and we c;ich pcr9on fim or rnl|on I Itake nL ii pleasure i,111a ii11v>• in ■■niiiuiiioimr it , * in announcing it. A the war it was difficult to get Summer is here again and clubbing lutes and the management PROFESSION OR O CCU PA TIO N ----not Indian summer at that of tho Herald would rather club with named in said License Laws. the Florida Grower than any magn hut real summer hotter Please apply for your License nt /am- in Mm ri< a This is your nppor than well, hotter than in once. lun t>. fin hi I -, gr--w«is nt fruit and Iul\ and \ igu-t We i■ JNO 11. JIN K IN S . poult i v and -loik *2.all for the pa ■ord today and th.it iTax Collector, p<rs goillg •.nine and Hlur \|.<ll H>.I-ltd; Itw Seminole County. FOR S A L E — $500 cash nnd monthly payments like rent, will buy nn nlmost new house of 4 rooms and hath, lot 50x117, in good part of town, nenr school and store. Street will he pav ed soon. For further inform ation nd dress “ House" care of Herald. 1(5.1-tip . . *i 4 SAVING S We pay 4% Interest on Savings “THE SHEIK OF AR ABY” FOR S A L K —Six room house and , , sleeping porch, close in. good locntion, $500 ensh; balance easy terms, - Geo. W. Knight. • H'r7-fltc . LOCALS ----- T O N I G H T - - I t IK RENT Nicely •furnished rooms, desirable location. Addresa. T. E. K •'are Herald office. IdA •‘ttp. FOR SALE L i! • EIHIIIlDEKBmiSiclIlHIHs! FOR RENT —Room* and kitchenette Shirley Apartment* opposite post >ffiee, upstairs. 28-tfc Classified Adi 5r a line. No ■d taken for lens than 25c. and positively no classified ad* charged to anyone. Cash most accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit accordingly. fV'- jn & M K * : ••••'. vV4*l -i - - . * ■ Sanford’s New Store Plmne 127 The Churchwell Company 1(I S tores in (.e m gm- I '■'lull Indian Head 56-in. wide, yard 29c Tom Moore FARMERS— You can get seed bed frames and irrigation plugs nt th, Sanford Novelty Works. 100 ti, i CUT THIS O C T — IT IS WORTH MONEY * ut out this slip, enclose with 5e | nnd tnnil it to Foley & Co , 2835 Shef-j field Ave., Chicago, III., writ’ ng your i name nnd address clenrly. You w ill, receive in return n trial pneknge con taining Foley's Honey nnd Tar Com pound for coughs, colds nnd croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides nnd bnck; rheumatism, backache, kid-1 nry and bladder ailments; nnd Foie; ' Cnthnrtic Tablets, n wholesome and thoroughly demising cnthnrtic for i constipation, biliousness, henduchcs.. and sluggish bowels. Sold every- j where.— Adv. Windsor Crepe Lavender, Flesh and White, yard 29c Nurses9 Uniform Cloth 29c Yard NOTICE The Pip,- Organ Club will hold their Hnxnar Dec. 15th at I >r Toni Moore’s optical Parlors. IG5-3tc , Have tile Herald do your next Job of printing. We hnve the equipment to (k> all kinds of job printing. Second sheets, 8'/|Xll, bnly 50c per 1,000, while they Inst, at flernld office. tf £ 5 . » I lurid* �* 'Jc~K : ' ' '. P * ? vi :b33 wk -.<%'| : : :?=--■i-i-- PAGE TWO CAUrnDH nAII V d M U IU I ! ! , V - t.~T“ 'T* ^==^1 "«C rS|: 5 j,1 / THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1922. DAILY UCDAI n ''rippled «r otherwise, hnve good bnnk ; IILIyALD PablUhr-d * » , r j i f l t r i H h Mrrpl Man a , at Ika llrraU DilMlox. 10T H lfM lIa * v t , Tim.. accounts. All of them can !m? proVid I fur if deserving, without being >m*d to beg on the streets. \l»vor Martin is to be conirrntula- THE HERALD PRINTING CO. rvB LiaiiK iifl m mi m fa m ID) na . =?; --"f ^ -v_ i ■ Commerce are natural boosters and builders and they are the men who . k f r? e « hipment <>f new mill, —Hlntennisur Piano( (1. make the town from the ground up. Your chamber of commerce is a dem Second sheet.s, si, tn ocratic organisation for it welcomes every citizen ix the county and urges H c r ffd ^ 'C : 'vMlr ih- ' 4 them to become me rollers regardless of their religious, political or other STROUT FARM u ;Kvrv creeds. You are eligible to become a . t 113 Magnnh.i ™ mh° T If you live in Seminole coun- Lakeside farrn iii.ti y ■ ■' '■ -■« U ^^ ftni 1 8 composer o a t o ive several acres of hem> 1 d, wires in the county— tho men and tho bo some excellent straw)., 114 rTV land. ti)| women who want to do something for bearing orange trees, their county. It takes a place and grapes nnd guavas ^ fills a place in the public life that no house, porch, fircp U , ]‘r, " other organization can fill nnd prob era large lake for film ft i'*t . ably because it keeps right on funct sale owner includes , ) ioning rcgnrdleas of knocks or boosts niturc, farming tool, fljlf * and because it requires no onth of Price $2,600; $l.r>«»0 fealty to Join is tho main reason why and 2 years, Hav, a |(1, I'flrt some peoplo do not join tho Chamber easy terms on two <1 cit, |^ of Commerce. They would much rath 100x23-1 ft. All fenced, well |r<ll(4 er join something thnt was myster 167-tfc ious, that allows them to wear a but- WHAT RE-APPORTIONMENT MEANS Zz T (From BE Augustine Record) ii r ■ tenths nf whom are frauds— h n to Ml Ra ■« a* Pb *51 Ka Kl IGl Kdltiir n iii lent1- of whom are provided with _____________ l l K r , n i r - T r f * i i i r ' r , ()l ui'h i mey vlready. Not long ago When the last Constitution of F lo r-, f..r years and years, and justly so Crnrrnl I U n i, r r u a! «ged deaf and dumb bootlegger f ' h * a t M “ iip in I iihi r . ti ufa was adopted it provided that the (There were glaring instances of mi iMin arrested in Cincinnati. Ho had Legislature should re-njtortf/n thrij fairness. Hillsborough county, In Application *vet f-m'tkl on his person. Ho ack: states an to Legislative freprcscntn-'l which is Tampa, had one senator and i . a n ' i a M II II 'P on M nuau er touledgeil collecting this money from' , “ . nun I .Circulati i r r a i a u o n >,nu a ... , , V ■, tion every ton years, ,baaing the ro- two representatives; while Gndsdcn I’ koor s'.'O-w ntier o p. «•. , people m Merida during winter sen' . ... . , ti - apportionment on the population in- county in West Florida, with onc-fifth sons or the past two years. He was 1 * l l W r l p l l o n l’r l i » In A l i a n r , creases or decreases of the various the population, had thc same—one nothing was the matter Dm Tear »u.oo fakiltf ns n sections. Decade after dcca.lq passed senator orujtwo representatives. And U> Monika H.OO W1, h hiR oice or hearing. is VO i On. W « l , r !" bT It will he refreshing This winter i," tl ^apportionment was made, after I’inellns county was cut o ff from T l llrri T ^ .« be free from the street beggar,. lho^ h the members of the two law Hillsborough the latter had to share T k , kip 1 2 - in Is-pagr Wrrkly u n t, Jarksonvill, Observer. makmg bodies put their hands on j tk senator with tho now county. Duval •14 rallrrlf rsirra Xrnitnolr K i'uuat, u < la publlahrd r i f p , Friday. Advrrthe Bible at the beginning of each county, in which is Jacksonville, and llalai ratra madr knnnn un appltratlaa. Urmncrnllc la pollttra^. |1IMI prr . e o u / a i . i i i o o session and swore to uphold the Con- j Nassau county, in which is Fornnnyear, llnaya In adtanrr. OUR M,KA fH A NKWSI AI E,t stitu^ri. * dina, adjoining each other, have the HBMUKIl t h i : ASSOCI ATKI> I'HEKS South Florida grow, but North (same representation— two representaTha Aaaoclntod I'rcmi la aiclualvaly ( nt.csm » f a newspaper seems to K|j,ridn ,li(1 not Krow \,x proportion;' tives and one senator— although Jack- U,n’ Ulut |i“ * m1,n“ ,3r * antlllrd to the uar for rrpubllcallon of TRADE WITH proposition, that clocta or rejecta with at! news <H«imtcli*>* emdliad to It or be one of the ‘‘inalienable rights” ' , , , . Bonville nnd Its county aro many, many not olharvrtan credited In thla paper , . ,, . . . 11,1(1 thc oter-rcprcscntcd counties no thought of n come-bnck, thnt makes and also ihn local news published guaranteed l.y all constitutions, and ,representatives would not stand for times larger Hum Fernnndinn and its the elected candidate think he has Vl/rlahia Of re-publication of special thu, ‘ (i‘ mmor?inl' considering its size *ru-npportfonment. although none of county. The present Constitution, In' been ‘ 'selected’’ after much hard work dispa tche r herein are also re se rv ed ami relative importance in the «chl)m0 tJteir constituents knew or cared much''he absence of re-apportionment by of things, gets at least its full ahtire. ,(bmit Uu. I)r()postt|on. Thc m e m b e r s ’ 'he Legislature, which was neglected and thut ho is a citizen out of tho or O ftWvl I l h l l . W . U III I I . H I M . . I ' k u a * M Hur critics, however, would hnve much v,erG ftfrui(| to R() home with tho r e -! session after session, provides that dinary. All very well and very good 307 EAST SECOND ST stronger ground for their fault find- |o r t , h|lt t h c nuinber of ropresentn- ' euch new county crentcd shall hnve ns far ns it goes but tho organization And Stive Money me if we were as single minded ns , ive!4 fronl lhc(r respective counties repreaentativo regardless of non- thnt takes them ns they come, that most o' them show themselves to be ,wid been cut down. In fairness to action by the Legislature ns to ro- has no mysteries, thnt plays no poli 5-11)8. Sugar with it KITH It HOMES WEEK tics, Hint works early nnd late for tho I-or instance, we have within the same , , . . .. , ' them, however, let it be atuted thnt npportionment; hut the number of $1.00 order city and county with no hope of re -------week, been called upon to read letters , ,, ,,, . Senators is limited to 32. So as new , , . , , ... many of thc propositions for renpporOne of the finest moves for nd* from different sources, one calling ward is the Chamber of Commerce. It 10-lbs Potatoes, ’ " tionment w o t not equitable or prnc- counties were created in South and for ........... vancement in Amricu is the lietter us Catholic barters. Hath of our coris the groat body of men to which any licnl. Moreover, some of the solons Hast Florida they had to share sennIlontes Week that slutted yesterday respondents thought us narrow mind- , , ., ... . citizen in eligible nnd whore he will 4-Iba Onions, . . . . . . . .. . i . , .. . , . , took the position that tho legislative tern with tho mother counties, ns Flngnnd will he enrried on nil this week rd nnd biased nm each thought us . .. , , V q„nntnr Mm-Willinmn with ho given a warm welcome nt any time. for ........... , . , . , , , _ sessions falling between the ten-year I T snares senator juii v\ mums wim ^ . , , , m every village, hamlet, town and servile to some unkown influence op ^ ^ ^ |>b w, t() v, .,,qms> the mother county. As a 1 *" thc Kr«’ “ t bot,V ^ Htizonm who Swift’s Premium Hum, city in the United Mutes. And San- posed to the attitude assumed by each . rrsult of tins condition, Senator Tom 'luV0 no tn°tiv‘‘8 in organization other per lb. ... 34c ford as usual is in the forefront of i oriespondent In the very nnture of Campbell, of West, Palm Roach repro- thnn to 1,« npfit the city nnd county. It 12-lb. Snck Flour There were hitter fights pm in,in> this movement and every other move- th.ngs, one of these offset the other . us f,v, , unities of the lower east ltlc on', refl1 American organization' for -55c ment for the betterment of the com rd prm. d our i r tii s rather than we l'Vl'r>' se!‘s''‘'1 ,,n ,llt' •‘ " ,l ,,‘ ls ,. , ]• |m I tench, Ditdo, Okroil « « » '! « up of citizens of f Creamery Rutter, iiiiitmy 1lie program is a good one m be at fault. v, ry niatter of n-apportionin' t i ol.ee, I:r. v.11it and Broward. Ono ''vt’ry w,llk- of lifo nntl and lakes iii every phase of home life Within the past w>ek we have been '‘ bat has led to agitation for slate ili per lb. 46c i i.iv ride near l\ all day in one direc- oi ilea. from thi- purchase of the lot to the that we are ilmne the cause of vt,i'0" «'>'* capital removal, hecaus. I mn on a fn.st passenger train nnd he --------- 0--------CHICKENS AND ERRS AL manner in which a man cun borrow progress in Luke f'oonty harm hy 'be growing and populous and wealthy n Senator fnmphull’s district all the Have the Herald do your next Job ( W AYS ON JI ANI) the money ami build bun a home, tho p-noitting our ‘'Voire of the people*" portions of the state were under-rep He represents one-tenth of the "t printing. We hnve the equipment t ini« 'proper manner in which to- furnish mluinti to be used hy those opposing resented and powerless to correct the oenlth nnd population of tho entire ‘1° “ 0 kinds of Job printing. C A S H A N I) CARRY the same, the economy in money and the building of new court house Out existing unfairness, state, nnd within his district are s e v - _____________ ____ ________ _____ ______ ________ space m the house, the saving of ur idea of a newspaper is that it Finally, ufb-r much deliberation in era! of the largest and fastest growing | money and steps to the wife, the bet :.»nd» for the <omtntinily voice and committee rooms and on the floors of i it ie s o f Florida. ter wn\ m which to decorate the home ’ lie minority voice has just ns much the House and Senate, n constitution In spite of all thi*. many South and the Iasi way in which tu obtain u< hi t,, ),.. he i'<! as the majority ,.! amendment providtiig lor reappor Ldir id.i newspapers are opposing the and i onveiiii-nee. To our tbein " \i)iiit use would there tionment wa milled Ly the I'dill imendiiietit, asking the people to vote - ■’ <- it the most import loiV , • i-> 11"| a 1III:1 r! ill'* i at ll voted upon by the i < y . ; >, a 0 down .it the ballot boxes in tin* No-! i 1 1|o||« i fi.i ( Im* ever b een •It r - ’ \1 "1 • . > 1, u Ik is Al l HI* l'*'"pl* N« * imi her IP22, at w lllt li • nibei eleition Their argument is “ 1’ f o l d \ II* iia I till* do ) >, ■ ■’. < t " k g"V* \\ti i'll the l i m e it ■e "p the hullo' fin aji that th e reajipnrtionment provided unLack ■I i* lit d> i l tie ii’isp . - s iii w ill,) 1hr m.i j' •r ity pi o v a l • . u i,-i t tmii I tie Joint result! *ei the terms of the measure is not i -itiit l-'i ib rat I--n of p i upua t o 'll . 1 : 1 1 ll th e v o t e s i i«rt si* ■a ■* : ig the iniendmetil was t.m that it is not complete, that it is Don’t use a leavener that does not ’ *1 * W 11i.•.1 1 asking the • f.n t ilia' w e . dl passed hy the tcipoiid three fifth mil insufficient, that .South Florida does ■t ilm i b* bind mii h a contain white-of-egg. When you do one side m a ' on |n| it y of e.n h limi e cot get what it is justly entitled to, y" i i n it 1n the a n s w e r I lose out columns you take chances— you nm the risk Till proposed alll' due nt provides |l(1j (|,js apportionment is ae1■ I'li, U orruiii's lilnba nri other s do, so long that coi ui I O' * with Idll.Hllll jinpoint ion of spoiling youir bakings. 1epted th*’ state will feel thnt it has 1" ’ ■ lb ' inovt'it, nt s and f i i nd* the opposition 11 and up *t all have four represeiitat ivi -k c ne enough and will in future decline i It1 1 1 ’ ’ , the in n i very ' o'; I ' i nd ' I a 11 ’ ,1 l|e- Pi. a,g be* ween 'H.IIUII and to do more ' 1 ' . 11. H " ‘ •I., 1, •.I f .. <I .4 11 O'll 1 .» w . , y it inn, t bree *e pr*1 --nt a I he Evening Record will admit that i i i ■ hi ; j ‘.uu11j * oili ties outninitig lietwuan d ll" *e nil south Park |ie I f o| III 11s re,1 1 'll . 'll and :i 1,1)1:111 people, two lepif under the first re apportionment to >1 ' I lie effected by the amendment the C A L U M E T ’ I.- bt ’ . ! ■! ■ I III |e. . . Ii lie- ,!■■! * I Ipl e * t , " mile-, iii ale i ID, grow ill. pod mu of tin- date will not ‘‘■ ci It i* -ome * h oppo it ’■ vvh' n 1" [ aouhii piji, "iii- re pi >" lUilat ive. receive all that ll deserves; hot we t he . Econom y B A K I N G P Q W E R t I’ ’ .... . ! ' I ■ • w !> ) ivs i . organ o t s ini' amelolin-lit pi os ides that lull tin* contend the amendment is a step in i a* - mm h to tin i him iii'h two tut per* ill i 'gi,res of the i i xt pre* eding U S', ■ the right direction, that it is some wa ojiimiv. to n* 11. contains a small amount of white-et\'gg. I hi - t-tlaus ailtiii Ia t.,.cd aw authority. 1he thing, that it is an entering wedge \ pa i ii ii la r proposition, we neasur*als makes it possible for representatives of r measure also pm.ides that the re ap- f^nt it places F.nst-Buuth Florida in igio -t that the ojiponents car ■nt dm!! be emit1tun* '-; a port iotitm-nt company to test it freciuently Tor lenwm;-v position to get what “ is routing t-‘ it” o o'u |■! a lilt - t . that in W*pa| 'el I . 1 el ' t.b, t In *ti in Lit 11 . s« -spins of I hi* I eglslat ill e strength— riglit on the dealer’s fount er. ’ b thill halt e ' ID I ugh ' ■i ti Till I,; in ■t "1 111 ,|fte» eli It It it did not give South Florida but but absolutely fresh stock is permitted in o o m :t the ('■ me - r 1 1 the f*'.(i, , 111 1* * • •11 if .1M "in- in .re 1 1 '" 1 1 1 ' h. i t ha•i d -1 on the dealers’ shelves. It must 'r 1 f,n ', 11 I a I he that bn to the high Calumet stand.ird. f t* .iI'l 1......III." T 0, f 1 in ji *t 1lint mil! ti ■t ' ' ' , ' a f ■ IIW ' );. n ll * I ... . ill '"lit •, III -1■■ oi' . ' ' e l . tt-r position to achieve its deserts, ! ■n,y pub',i- atlci,, to ev« ry Sg-fcri Rememljer the white-ofme Legislature than all nthur se* ti.ms ^ ,)(llf „ |l)llf IH better than none. iai! of : tus iluru: I'Viej t wliitt its editor happens egg in Calum.et protects as ^ tju, „j,clj meeting of the Hoard to believe. In fact, the editoy <if the statu combined, and then ns the success of your the year- come and gn, as new court■ f 1Mide tonight that leading civic HAZlNt. w llo L l 11 I; E sJiui'CKI) *VO« ITHTSSI . Lee: bill g Cninim1 ci.ill has th tji.s nrc rented, ns population in ■ d\ " f St Augustin * ill be asked to bakings. It is the eco even o" i U'iotl * lie*n wr-i n cn rises, representation through., it nomical positive bake■ ' > rig the rut if' JUU'MV r m i |k-C insist liuit ‘ lie ,t.,rc will biFynic l u a i c r to in d .if h f] *.f Mm* n*Jtp| ttimiiu'-nt .uiietul day aid and its sale is it* '1Ti havo l... . inf ’ <-aietit th* |1. • h hi N' i tiuu-i Tlu' t i* 1 1 f-’M1' ..... 1. •<tn! w r Wild ,'tcl t.U' pp' it t |or\i7*sJ with ad if time9 as much as that tltterne*-* of feilmg Villi be . i■i . mi-i • I to '-x of any other brand. * ' • * 11* f H*i * 1 I- , '< 1* •-h;•l lr :*n•! fs.ewhere ;) < g " f tin' .ha lew y pa -t 11»« 1' tlo- in .il " *t! i 1■1 •; i ri i i! r• •r i c * . f. ■■ A pound can o f Calumet ] , , ' ,i * ;,, ,| ii.u , !e. I 1h , 1,1 r 1 1 *o! : i ’i is not U e i < | > * 1 d t- tht rn■*c11\*•s ir nr i n! containa full 16 ounce*. i' * I .! I , 1b I'l l|U| 1i-1 U. - uk i >o) ider t hi mat r. gat.II-•sk of whether til eir ex lip*, of Columbia <ounty. lias • Some baking pow dera ly said ' o ' * it ib i pi l • t'D tllV Hull I of 1rude to act come in 12ounce instead 1 * 1 *f *t * ag tre with * ur litm ial I tic i oii-iition will be made po-.sih ll ■ t ra! lisp, i t .t a!!. Hut .*< do urge till the o f 16 ounce cans. Rc - l a n d on q u e s t io n s o f th c d a y or n o t engthy articles must be ' hruu« h " ‘u equitable basis worker! of tins county the necessity of About till* tune tlp-ie are always Mf aura you get > r* port,* ” f -erintis injuries to students pa id ■cause we rnnnnt aim** 1,1,1 ul' hy the IH2I fiosion voting for the iimcmlmuiit in Novctnwhen you tvo in school and colleges, as the result to S ta n d the expense nf running the l,f thl* 1•‘’ bOsiattire. And tho basis, her, f „ r the rmiaon thnt we regard this of rough treatment in hazing Form stnhlishment free for the benefit of broking toward a permanent settle Kt,bniisHion an opportunity for the peof c 5 F W ORLD'S G U E A T >T S, . M L erly irimmn i able freshmen were put those who thing they have Keen called nf much noted (piestion, :,,|e „ f Flnridn to grasp, which may not under pump* thrown over fences, ii to editorialize but what we charge n" 1 t*'>"“H,‘e'l at by those chani „ g Ujn far another decade ur UiMuai ip *heot«. and made to do var isn't a idrcumstimce to what it costs *P'»ning its passage but arrived at nf- morv., |f the progrosslve portions of »l ioiii* disagri * able'.stunts. Most insti os to express our own opinions frank ter, carefully weighing the two grept Flor.dj^tuin down thin reapportion- * 1eeshurg ‘i,‘vtioiiH of the state—West-North ment, th • o 'Ter section.* o f the state ■ tutioiis have now forbidden the stu ly and freely as we do Florida with its main resources con will in nil likelihood take the posi- a dents thus l-i torment the newcomers. t 'umnif rrinl. sisting of agricultural products, mill tfon t|,at South Florida had its diniuo “ But the pin* ine still breaks ouL mg and turpentine industries, East- t„ reapportion, declined it am! there- J Hazing results from the same mo WINTER I' XICK H Kit M D South Florida with her resources al fori. dew'rves no further opportunity. ■ tive that leads the big hoys in a school to annoy aqd mistreat the younger \V(, gave notice in Saturday’s issue most wholl> m citrus fruits, vege- Anti the aforesaid "other sections’* nre J| There is scarcely a week which m the mnjority in both branches of the j J| ones, it has been said that it was of the organization of n company to tables, truck growing and tourists the means of taking down some oh- r rint a weekly newspaper The ror the one section with a slow, steady Legislature. In the absence of ro-ap" does not witness the rearing in noxious youngsters that swelled porntion is composed of Mr. E. B. growth. the other rapidly filling her portiunment they will continue to t>c this city o f another chimney— for around too much, hut the hoys of sop- fMcndscn, vice president of the Bank bile acreage with new inventors nntl in the majority and therefore in n a home or factory—whose thin jmsition to deny renp port ion ment to homoric age are ni*t mature. enough j nf Winter Park; Dr. It F. Hntnrd, Mr. [settleys. to decide which freshmen need such |£0y S. Syntax, B. It. Dohlc, of Winter N'1' “ single representative front th6 growing sections of tho state ns trail o f smoke bears mute testicorrection. It is time to ntop thi* ,|»nrk, nnd Messrs Holly, Neal nnd Lil South Florida voted against tho sub- they have denied it nil too long in the ' mony to its progress and indus mean spirited sport. Hard of Sanford Hernld. Ground is mission of this amendment, nnd the past. For the first time in thirty being broken for n new brirk building only two votes cast against it in the years no hnrhed-wire entanglements try. QUITE REFRESHING „n Fast 1’nrk nvenue, between the of- House came front Lafayette nnd Ham- stand between the people of Florida fire building of the contractor nnd 11ton counties in North-Central Flori- and re-apportionment. We havo ojHy jf Sanford is growing, but she Mayor John W. Martin, has wisely l-iilder, .1 F Wellman, and the new da. The able representatives from to advance nnd take it. A n ‘‘X ” mark ** has. really only started to decreed thnt beggars shall not work ; building now occupied by *'r. A. B, |SL. Johns comity voted for the amend-' |ed before thc word “ Yes" Is a vote for ment; nnd the Evening Record is willtho amendment. grow.. The citizens o f vision have In Jacksonville during the coming Kent. o winter. This .will be appreciated hy Winter Park has come to such a mg to rely upon the judgment of those 1 much to contemplate in the prom CHAMBER OF -COMMERCE home folks nnd thnusnnds of visitors, stage in it» growth thnt we believe who have studied the question nnd ise o f the future. MAKES YOUR CITY People hnve often wondered why nil it will welcome a g o o d local paper; heard tile arguments, R. J. IIOI.I.T H. J, I.II.LUID H. A. N'KKL WIGGINS’ PRODUCE CO. *S gg In Calumet a Vital Elem-ug Most Baking Powders CAIUM£ a WATCH YOUR TOWN’S SMOKE s kinds of beggars have thronged the streets of thic city, and home folks’ hnve reported that they have seen ne where tin- town’s best interests St Johns county with two mein — , hi .|i«rus«ed Winter Park Item !>• r- of tin- H *u*e at the present tune Th* <■ k * ■ or. anuralt m in the life J " Reporter ■''hir aT)'l a jnipulatinti nr, 'rding to the LiJD tIf hiiv citv lual holds the respoiistbilo H ------------tlnst) government ennuis o f Ll.Obl, position afforded.by a live Chnmber'■ these same beggars in summer resorts that they visited living comfortably Get your office supplies, stationery and in ease. nn,l Best Cards nt the Hernld office, There never has been any excuse — ------——--- —— for any beggar being on the streets FOR RENT Furnished room to n party with cur. Phone 183-Ay. of Jacksonville. Most of those who l 6 8 -5 tp have opernted here whether blind, fl W ell may we say to the world: 11 “ Watch Sanford’s smoke!” will neither gain nor lose under thc iof Commerce. There are other organ- 15 first reapportionment, provided the izatious thnt seemingly interest peo- |J amendment is successful at the pops pie who have never been interested in 5 m November. tin-ir c ty ami limy finally make city It was South Florida that demand- builders nnd boostera out-of them but I rd the re-apportionment of the state (the active members of a Chamber o f i ^ -i ' J �* J ■SHs.Pp™ “f r. « 9 .- • ' - f 1- i r f-J, ’ P J ^ ---r " * VJ T m. ■-■ . s*a ~3J*aaM PAG E THREB » j : PURELY m tar(|„ of Sanford’ * ReputI’ rofraal00®! Men, each 0{ in hia chosen profMSion the Herald recoinmends to the people. m m a bi *a t® » i« FOU SALE Altorney-at-Law h OR S A L E —White willow baby car riage, cheap, 508 Myrtle. 168-2tp FLORIDA FOR SALE — Dodge truck, 1918 model, Orer Seminole ,County Dank ■:* L’OR RENT —Room* nnd kitchenette Shirley Apartment* opposite port office, upstairs. 28-tfi »• S4 « t George A. DeCottes BANroil!) >i a Classified Ads &<■ a line. No ad taken for leaa than 25c. and positively no elaaalflad ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count fire words to a line and remit arrordlnfly. ablr M «. CLASSIFIED ADS p r o f e s s io n a l m h •'»• _ in good condition, $250 cash. Son Joe Moreno, camp ground at Gindcrvillo. lC8-2tp FRED R. W ILSON ATTORNE Y-AT-LAW FOR SALE —Six room house and fint Nat’l Bank Bid*., Sanford, Fla. sleeping porch, close in. good loca Special attention to examination of tion, $500 cash;- balunce easy terms. Ahstracta of Title —Geo. W. Knight. 107-dtc FOU S A L K —Typewriter desk, one flat top desk. See 0. M. Hand, sheriff. Price’ $18 for both. LA W Y E R 107- 12tc General I’ rncticc In State and Federal FOR SALE — Chandler 7-pnssenger, Office: Courts Phones in good condition. A bargain, for Court House 143-296-W particulars address "Chandler” care of Herald. 167-5tp Eyes t> nmined Gins sea Designed FOR SALE—Chandler 7 passenger Henry McLaulin, JrM good condition. Cheap for cash or would exchange for light Ford truck. Opt. D. Phone 430-W. 107-3tp Dpt irinn-Optomrt rial 1- irstr" duns furniture. FOR SALK Tn— Schelle Maines Dr. W. D. Gardiner t-iilt SALE $ I do I'olumToii Gruphon ula with ris-ordir; Singer Sewing -niaehine, silverware and other article' 501 Eighth street. 1G8 dtp til s l o p \THJC PH YSICIAN Nel.iha Apartments, Suite 15 * " f e hours 9 tu 12; 1 to 5 1'L 1 The FOLLOW ING SERVE T H A T PURE ELDER SPRINGS : Elder Springs W ater Co. % R . Battery and Ignition service at our Station Call RAY BROTHERS, I'hpne 548, ask for Lamer Sanford. Fla 157-tfc Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE -Very desirable lot nn ' III \P R V I E S It! I-I.t lit IDA West First street. Good prhe for F A I R \ 1 J VCKSMNV I LK quick sale.—Geo. W Knight. 158 lf* I NO MORE " E M P T I E S ” Railroad report ■ continue to show W ATER TO TH E IR PATRONS F i ’ R I; EN T -Nicely furnished rooms, leniitrkshlr improvement The trnns ( DRUG STORES— RESTAURANTS— <, desirable location. Address, T. EL portation business is perhaps the R. C. Bower's Beil Cafe It. Cure Herald office. lG0-3tp best Index to business in general. and Roumillnt & Anderson Seminole Cafe trunspartation is gnugrd by car loadW ANTED Union Pharmacy Welaka Restaurant •nr» For the second week in Sent PERMANENT WAVING, Radio Sun teniber. enr .landings for the country HOTELS— Valdes Hotel light bnths, massage.— Mrs. Mc totalled 916 000 ns compared with J Montexuma Hotel Wigwam Coy’s Beauty Shop, Welnkn Apart 852.000 for the same week Inst year Seminole Hotel ■ ment. 102-fltp . anil 991,000 for the same year in the W ANTED Room in Sunford for com - ' boom year of 1920 It is believed that Cleanliness is next to Godliness •v.ia plexlon shop. Will be conducted by by this time loadings are almost We invite the public and ail users of ELDER reputable local woman. Would con great as (hey were at the peak two ■-tm SPRINGS W ATER to Wait the cpring and in sider room in private house close in. years ago. ,, !■ our method of handling its product. Why take Address -Bessie Williams, Box 1647, In some parts of the country the J 5 a chance? Your eminent physicianB claim Orlando, Fla. lG8-2tp improvement is more marked thnn ■ M e i that this water in unexcelled and ita purity these totals would Indicate. The a mnkes it most beneficial for many trouble* MISCELLANEOUS ________________ __________ [ Pennsylvania Railroad hauled 515,000 £ ® The Ford people of Sanford as well as the LOST— 1 male pointer bird dog, liver |( nr, (lf f l i g h t in the first three ■ ■ Western Union recommend this water for and white, answers name of Jack. j weeks of last month, ngainst 585,000 ■ 5 batteries. Hnder please notify Hill Lumber Co. jp the corresponding weeks of 1921. a Call phone 811 and have a hottle of this water 167-3tp The empty cars at the worst period 3 sent you and protect vour health. LOST, STRAYED ()H“STOLKN— Col- of tlie depression aggregated more ■ ■ lic dog, color, reddish brown. A n thnn half n million. Now there arc I M swers to name of "Shop.” Liberal no more "empties.” The demand ex- B S. ■ reward if returned to Williams Gnr- coeds the supply. j SANFORD FLORIDA It is the result of the ended striks, * ugc.— A. I,. Henkel, owner. lG7-3‘.n big crops and reviving business genI’ crnlly NOTICE This moans, a* the now movement Until eleven o’clock ench morning *preml« through Industry nnd trndp, the Herald will be glad to receive over NOW IS TH E TIM E FOR TH E HOYS AND GIRLS TO GET the telephone notices of society or an end of empty stomachs, ethpty TH EIR TEETH IN CONDITION personal events intended for publica purses and empty savings accounts. tions on thnt day. All matters for Unles* something unforeseen hap Dr. West’s Tooth Brush, the best. Regular price, announcement column, such ns church pen' Uncle Ram is duo for another 50c. Special ............ 35c "'‘rials and community nffnirs, etc., spell of abounding prosperity. May should be written and sent to the of he be more temperate nnd sensible ficc, with it than he was with the Inst one. St Augustine Record. The Hnrnld desires to afford the THE REX A LL STORE n greatest possible latitude to those tie Rhone 325 Sanford, Florida siring to convey items through the Have the Herald do your next jo)> Society page, nnd the fullest mens of printing We have the equipment ure of co operation is urged. to do ul) kinds of job printing. The Herald Invites its readers and friends to telephone to the society COOKED FOOD SALE editor all items of interest. Every : effort will be made to secure their The Indie' of the Catholic church TI1E BEST publication on the same dny if the will have n rooked food sale at Dean hours described above are adhe retI q- urner's Saturday afternoon, 10 1-tfc ■, “ One of the delights of home Is tempting, delicloos meals, sorrod with to. l06-5tp Phone 9085. Sanford, Fla. — — — —— FOR S A L E —0 room hungnlow nnd Glasses Fitted three extra lots, price $2,887.50, We Byes Examined invite your inspection of this proper TOM MOORE ty.— A. P. Connelly & Sons. 16G tfc Ol-TOM KTItlBT-OI-TlCIAN FOR S A LK — $500 cash and monthly payments like rent, will buy nn al Opposite Pontoffiee Sanford, Fla. most new house of 4 rooms and hath, lot 50x117, in good part of town, near ELTON .1. MOUGHTON school and More. Street will he pnved soon. For further information ad Mr. J H Lanier, n.h expert on autoARCHITECT dress "House" rare of Herald. 153-Bp m d.de timing, generator, starter and FOR SALE Five room bungalow, "•’ icnHfic ignition work is in charge Itoom 7, Miller Bldg. well located, easy terms, price $2, " ,lr electrical and battery repair BAN F* HID *:• FLORIDA 850,911 A P Connelly & .Sons !' " rv ll''’ Tractor and mU^rncIsUe ||2 East First Street - s C . B O W E R SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS the best bread Had a bad cough for three years,’’ wr,t,,s u , Adrian Mi- h 1|ffin n„ rr|,ef until I tried p. i . y , H„ n,.y nll,| Tlir •• t.,ngenng l l(llk,|ls t ,,|ds croup throat a ,-hest and bronchial trouble quickly re ! lieved with Foley’s Honey and Tar No Iiks I to suffer and take chances wilii ■ neglected coughs-arid colds. Free from opiates ingredients printed on the wrapper Largest selling cough medi i cine in the world Adv. ROUTH S A N F O R I) riu Herald delivered I V pet week S BAKERY N e x t to I’ rinceKs Tlteu lre MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, I*roprit(or CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY I01H West First Btrest 1018 Wwit First Rtrwt sTXTY TTTUUsAND fifftAWBRHRY .1Ai KM»N\ I 111!. Fla , (let 19. Plants from northern stock, $4 09 \l! rail line* operating in Florida per thousand, f. o. b. Lake Monroe, have min.uiin -d one and one half first Fla M Doyle. 15l-26tp , lass one way fares for the Florida FOR S A L E —Splendid apartment date Fair and Exposition, which will house, thirty rooms, paying pro l-C held in Jacksom die Nov 17 to 25. Ticket' will he sold from all points position. Gnte City House, 112 Myr within the State of Florida, and will tle Avenue. 161-tfc be gciod f o r mu- o n l y o n N tIVP I l l b e r 1D», FORDS, Buicks, Oldsmohlles, (Inklands, Dotlge, Cole 8. Overland, p r i o r to m n l m g b t o f w h i r h d a t e T V Kt be c o m p I r t r <1 Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale, These t in n 11:i in m u t 'Iti It]r i-n o f f i v e y e a r s a n il u n i l r r ears arc Into models, and have been re l « < '. V•• w i l l b,i- i b n i g e i l nhi* h a l f •»r finished, making them very desirable t be f i l t i - n u t b i •ri/t'il h i tin tu i i f f i u\ cars to prospective buyers, and the e r l l ' g ill r f m r e x i ' i i l ' l o l l rut i 'H prices are right, with easy terms 5 It IK 1• x p i‘i te <1 t h a t tb e si»• In \s r o u n d and 7 passengers.— B. & O, Motor (Vj. trip excursion rates will attract ninny 209 Park Avo., Sanford, Fin. Distrib visitors to Jacksonville during fair utors for Hupmobllc nndIslington week, as it will give them an excep cars. "W e carry the parts." liiiiur! opportunity to visit the metro 140 tfc pulis of (he state, ns well as to take SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. See in he big fall show. Thigpin 9A-tfc BUSINESS DIRECTORY t ou ran find the name of crery live Business Man m Sanford in this Column each day. •c *S !Q Xj «X h XJ fr. We’ll Dye For You BON ION STEAM PRESSEItY Kent & McKcc, Props. CLEANING, DYEING, ALTERING Work caled for and delivered Phone IM.J--------314 West First 8t. “WK D E L I V E R T H E GOODS” Quick Service Transfer FOR SALE Easy terms. GO acres, flowing well land, 19 ueres cleared, '"tornge FncllitlOH at remiAkably low price if sold now K *i lili-.-ise you. tell others; If not, A. P. Connelly& Sons I-Pi tfc tell us Phone 498 1FOR SALE New five room house. two nnd anc-half acres nnd, one acre SANFORD tiled, sleeping ]torch and Inrgc rooms, Machine & Foundry Co. every convenience.—A. P. Connelly & 148-tfc Ormritl .Machine and Roller Works; Sons. More for Your Dollar These are times when the Buying power of every dollar should he slri tchffl to the limit. Business and Occupa tion Licenses Now Due THE MODERN WOMAN Please take notice that State and County Licenses ore now due and1 pnynblc for the ensuing year. Section 803 of the License Laws of the State of Florida requires thnt each person, firm or corporation Cylinder Grinding;-DeLtixe Pistons; FOR S A L E - Two teams nnd harness MUST HAVE A LICENSE BEFORE Inquire of M. Hanson Shoe Shop. ENGAGING IN A N Y BUSINESS, Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank I9-I2tp PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION Fhxft, Returned------------- Phone 62 FOR S A L E — New five room bungalow tnatned in said License Laws. in good location, for immediate nePlease apply for your License at 9ILLON & FRY tion, $3,290, easy terms — A. P. Con105-tfc B l.K C T R K 'A I r O N T H A G T O i m nc'*y * Sons. A l C U IY I U A L I \ m a |p 0R S A L E — House of eight rooms, 817 West First street, five bed ^ rstinghonse l ights and Annllnnces oms, kitchen, dining and sitting v" ‘ w Line of Fixtures room, bath ami toilet. Water nbtained from fine flowing well, suf l-d West First Street ficient for all purposes at nil times, thereby saving water rent. Siilewnlk Sa n f o r d n o v e l t y tn front of house, all paid for. No incumherance ngainst this property. works Price $5,000.00; $8,000.00 cash, bnlnnco in yearly payment* of $500,00. V C. C O L L E R , PropAddress "Bargain,” care of Herald. General Shop and Mill 160-2tc FOR RENT Work CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R FOR RENT*—Furnished room, nlso a ' Sit r * • ’ • t ommerrinl Street— San ford, Fla. 11 w. HERNDON ■NSURANCE AG ENCY storage room. 411 Park Avenue. * IGGJUp FOR RENT— Furnished npartmonts. Ferns Id .Apartments, 305 East 1st St . HM'tfc FOR RENT Small cottage, see J. Musaon. Ifl7-3tp once. JNO. 0. JIN KINS, Tax Collector. Seminole County 163-4Id; Hw •if.-. THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS Are the ones who advertise nnd tell her what they have for her particular needs. Successful and dependable merchants are the ones who believe in advertising. For proof of this look through the columns of any good news paper. NOTICE To nil merchants nnd business men if the city of Sanford; Do not deiver anything to the American Legion of Sanford on open nccount unless you get n written order or requisition for same. 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 money. FARMERS— You can get seed bed frames and irrigation plugs at the Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc You c f ouepflr each practically every housewife in this city nnd community throu gWThe CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, enclose with 6c and mail it to’ Foley £ Co., 2836 Shef field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial packngc con taining Foley's Honey nnd Tnr Com- | pound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches and sluggish bowels. $old e v e r y FOR R l & T — Desirable furnished apartment for rent. Two rooms, first floor, adjoining bath. Private 0 . Shinholser front entrance. Call at 217 East Third street. Only tw o blocks fiom Contractor and B uilder post office. 167*2tp FOR” RENT— 2 bed rooms, 202 Pork 8a n Fo r d ... .. F L O R ID A Avenue. 167-2tp where.—Adv. ’ • J ’ i sl-irkf. -t FlUE--------AUTO-------- BONDS Heads all tho advertisemeiiis in her home paper. It is her directory and keeps her informed at just what stores she can find the particular articles which she needs for herself nnd fnmilv nnd where they arc being offered at prices that will allow her to-make the most of the family income. She knows that the best pupertfkthe one that carries the best and the moat adveriaing. She also knows that Daily and Weekly Herald ‘" ■iagTrS3 -■ . V : . -.A* : I �I y^m m ■-'™.'■ 7' •> l i fWem r' . - '* W F , 's!*Bi*:J‘ ''• ’ " "> *'--' - " r’ •' ' "'<' • W - *•“ • . { - "‘-' ' - • 'A ' "r * „ • WOMAN GANGSTER v a n k s a n d g ia n t s SENT TO P R I S O N ^ ™ ™ ™ Underworld Character of Kansas City, Mo., Shared in Killing ol Men. W ELL (Hr Tk, A iw d a lr i Hrc**I M W ' O i l h . Oct. 9. At least i hre,- member of the Giants and Yuiil^ will participate in a tour of 1 lie Orient organised to further if n i if» A T F h EDUCATED mittcc, George E. Hosmer and C E. H OKUM S INCOME KAKNEKS HANK HIGH 1 Itiwn rd. "Good I’ rt-Hs Work, and How to Get WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.— Florida It,” George Gooiscy, Wauchula. Evening entertainment at Elk* has always bee ucelulmed ns u slate of wealth in sunshine, ccitrus and Hotel, in charge of joint committee vegetable and tourist crops. Dnvid of Lakeland and Tampa business nidi. Himr i omniissioner of internal re ( oinmittec: Hon Mike II. Doraett, . einie is ther^tjj hack up tile state- Lakeland; lit. Hun Harry Washburn, menl that she also possess many Lakeland; Private C. W. (Joel Lyons, wealthy citizens. Tampa. Hearing out h is contention Mr. “ The Franklin Price List.” Arthur Hlair produces figures which show Greene, Jacksonville. ((|)|( „ m, Floridian pn id taxes on an "The Standard Rate Card, How We ii„.„me between $500.00 and $750.00 .Made Our» to Conform, Yet Gove It ( lir v,.nr 1020 T o g o on and delve' An Adveclising Value to IJs," W. C. ,j,.e|M.r jnto the various capitallBtfl of Essmgton. Orlando. , ht. | JIII(| „ f Flowers. "The Proposed Amendment to En- c "wth baseball beyond the pacific, rof**,‘r l,,,rD’ gather lit < hica go next Sunday to sail in time to arri\C in ^ oknhoina October thirty one Mattls Howard Broken Hearted When onl completed hut known, Kelly, Nefh, Lover le Shot to Death While Rob Emil Muesel. Rush, Hoyt, and H o ff Nine Floridians paid taxes on in aide Additional Circuit Judges," Hon. bing Sank— Laugh* a* She la man are to he members. comes of mire than $ 100,000 for the Armstead Brown, Miami, president Led Away to Cell. same period. Florida Bar Association. r S. SENATORS WOULD After a persual of the figures for "The Florida State Fair and the Kansas City. Mo.— Prison doors CANCEL ALLIED DEBTS nigo Mr. Hlair found that there was Publishers," George Z. Phillips, Jack•loaud recently on Mattie Howard, the one Floridian who paid taxes on an sonvillu. ISoal remarkable woman of ttie under World In tin- history of Kansas City. W A S lflN G T O N m OcL * D * M W elln income between $500,000 and $1,000,- \ "Some Hints on Linotype Short Directly or imhreotlv she hiui been ro# . ,, . , . 4 . . .. . , (100. lie is the prize winner, so Uic.Cuta," Royal B. Child, Lakeland. . # .i , ** , . _ turn of Allied debt.s to the United tpoiulule for the death of u dozen . , commissioner says. “ Running My Own Newspaper— mon. and « ■ , herself impll.aied ,11- s,a,‘ 'H * " » proposed unanimously to Creditors and borrowers are like What I Have Thus Fnr Found Out," »*ctly in ai l.nai one killing. for It *1“ )' l')’ Three senators McKinley, Re Hnmiuo's ghost— they cannot be Gilbert Freeman, Avon Park. ira» for till* crime that she was Im- publican <>f Illinois; Spencer, Repub downed therefore the names of tax"The Coming South Floridn Fnir," prisoned lieaii, of Missouri, and Harris, Demo payers are never revealed to the cur W. G Hrorein, Tampa. 8 he appears io lie a iy|H- morre com- , rat, of Georgia in discussing their lous public, Tin- Question Box: Presided over moiily met III I bo "movies than In itiipiossions of an extensive tour of It x I. h In Him (lull she .* . . But enough said about Floridnby C. H. Holdermnn, Cocoa, heal life ii « a" m .......................... nun mm nit Europe, where they were American . . . .• , , . . ,Mrs. .. burst upon the underworld of Kunsua inter parliamentary ,ak‘“ * ,m,lnn ,,s n whole and henAdjournment. City it is said that she had ream-ct *.*.,*’._ ' ,,, ., ' ,u " what one fimls, ns did the commis "Color Printing In a Country Office, able parents and was well educated. ll," " n AM •l,rr,‘ ° n tht>ir sioner: With Exhibit of Samples of New •apodal care being given to tin- dp '‘ mvnl lu r,‘ . thul Hiere was much suf()f t,)C 7 059^44 perBonH who filed Process Marginal Border Work," velupment of her voter eltlrh appar fenpg « » d <‘<'mon.ie distress m Eu |1|,rsi|nn| lnx ri>turis for 1020 John C, f/ichner, Clermont. •tillj wns something out of the ordl t"|>. hut that th, \merirnn Govern ;» total of ti.57H,.'!K2 paid on incomes of nary She ivns strlklngli hatidsotne, * merit should make no more loans *5,00 annually, or less, the report NEW CELERY DISEASE brilliant blonde, with slnte-hluo eyos there. They united in predictions which won for her thp title "girl wllh 1 hat Germany would work herself out of the int-mal revenue bureau on in FOUND IN OHIO FIELDS come taxes reveal: the agate eyes" ______ f ip-1 present difficulties. Loved a Qangtter. Mattie Howard jireventh took up with Albert i’agle, a mt og young gangster who Was lust attracting ibe atteullon of the police Though she took up vxIt fi many men In the course of her career there Is no doubt tint* the Infatuation for Pngle was the irtild Ing Impulse of her life. For a year the lovers Hi iuI to get her and then Pngle wm arrested and sentenced to live yuM^rs for tdgliuar robbery MnTtt, « n« loft hr«*Ki*n hut be^rih |<]i(hiiliik \11 \h ?•• Thirty three persons paid on in \the I cat'll, of Nations, the <nines of $1,111)0,(M)0 nr more and 12" t«,, Itepublican s-nutors differed •o incomes between $500,00(1 and *1 -omewhat from (licit Democratic olio,noil a year • nl league, ' enati' i, McKmb-y and The total income represented by the -p,- fleet ucclaiing tin- United States it-"re tSin 7,000.000 personal returns should not be in the League, but was $2-1.7 !5,tV2!blH;i, and the tax was '•etmlnr llmris said affairs both in -! 07 5.05:1,(W0 Europe and \merna would be better I a lied t ,I . ' if \'ni-i 11 }|,iiE hi“l HUM' il 111 111 I he must numerous class of in !■< ! at the start u o la' pay ers was made up of per III, I e.'igrt' imt tiulny t ft* .ii* ai, 1- t , to , ilwi* mnnp\ « to HI*' Ilf t M* Sin* f-THiMil nl Uniit’«*N fir -a1th uni* rr^iit m*t Mi• 11 wlft mi '-M **r Hint nl) v\**r** villi**) or arr i-sTi* ! - t l • *i. I;•!i>•: • * r r$* «-♦* hjr h-»1*1 u - <‘ ^ f '' ■' -% ‘ tm- % 11 . r •»)lift rn» ittin i In , | m* a hi. h it wa*. or * *j •mil <>r Mi Kmley i ,• t h.tt 11* cannot ord op- with tnsnlc.c incomes of $1,50 to * ’ ,000 a year These "little fellows" > ‘ 1i,7| ;r,u Tile report showed that 77.55H I- bid,line, and so -■d wivt made eparte teturtts from i I 1 f I ’.I >• gtng nil! OOV t11* ■ 11 ba id:that 1 I s l women !,|lh oV,nr disput'S ( I real paid taxes us bead of families," Lover Shot After Holdup 1' I ' ! , , at.,I 1 '.(in , ,1**01mate 1be I.,‘H while l 1. 7 1 melt fdeil us 'heads of nil Mi.^ !. 11hm|mh»*ti Mu tu»* » h,e |■t* tt \ neat be H uP ,i i "On' t' mill I, ' ■Ml] If limit !|if in>»n»*> Mi (it 11 , 1>•it11r>,t• m g fa, lor urt*<’iir* I' h^I»‘ ** r♦ * ! • hut ^ 1 h^' - ■I at "I s petti e| an) "that from II \ l( I >1N(, |-| \ NS T O II 1*71.1* DU'h ill' !•*rr hml i n? town hm spl Ilih m him) wisdom of the I ' tii • '. " 1' , - 1,,11t hi' 'a *1- i «•[i .) ..n* *. ♦ -!•• •* •<•••! N E \Ii K \s | l(KF1 G E E S - iig t In ob’lgat ions ft. I H I Li t * InM*i 1t I *■*- ii y \ 1C11 ; t 1 ! f« f mn - ! ,♦1 ■I.M1 11 **» •,. . t , , 1 * i f • *1 f ' • « * l|J. ' «*T ••' i ‘ 1.1 " 1* 1; HI'. r i ' ,, 11 r11» *.!♦(f l .ih M - hit « 1 ti r * 1• 1 'is T* 1 ••Ii ! r r CONSIDERABLE LETTUCE An invention th.-n REPLANTED IN IMPERIAL volutionize the VALLY[ ACREAGE INCREASED er punt pit and all L»m|. , mains a subject for argument the fi Have the Herald <5, )(tslr gures miming from 22,000 to 28,000 of priuting We )u., th,and some saying it wall reach .1 0 ,00.1 n to do all kinds „f .... L. any event it is practically .double what it was last year.— N . Y. Packer. The Hrrnld deli., • LETTER MADE PUBLIC ABOUT ATTORNEY.GENERAL IMPEACIIMTNT PROCEEDINGS ( H r T h e A a a m -l n t r d I ’ r r a a i N E W YORK, Oct. 9 . - A com-, mittee of forty-eight yesterday made public a letter sent through its na tional executive comfittec to Harding asking suspension of Dniighcrty pending the outcome of impeachment proceeding on charges made against him by Representative Keller, Minn, " 1b FlJ (l . Get lit A crown In the House Sept. 11. ■ or loo: rot of celery ts causing ous lo*s in s .a,, Ohio celery fields FIRST CARS G R A P E F R U IT ordii'i to p unt pnthologists at the ON CINCINN \T1 M AR KE T N o Experiment Station. ■ftie effected ab tr s fail to develop U IN U IN N A T I. Oct. 1 (1. The first llv hnv'e a Men.died appearance, cats of Florida grnpefruit of the sea 1 own an) rotting root tips, and in ' .nb disease plants a dry rot or son were sold at auction here Mon do a v of t he inner issues of the crown, day, one enr selling nt n range of pri fungus which i a ii ses the disease f| 1 uft'i 5 50, averaging $-1.1)1. and an I , lot |-• to til, state , ’itss as those other car at $l75<nrtl0. averaging The latter ear had been arti b I I-, . abhupc \ Hows and tr> $5 78 fitiaby colored A car ••f Isle of mjilo wilt, disease drvaded i>v gard i'lfie If rape fruit sold si> a rang, or • >cr lie ause of the great difficulties s o 1 M 't, averaging *1 25 ■f ■•rad'’ niton and < mil ml Florida grnpefruit is coming on the Th, development of an easy blanch n'mk, t curb'-r than usual this season big disease resistant strain seems the first arrivals generally miming fossil, ,, but until tin- is accomplsh a i, n t in | October 15 N ' Packer e,l. t l i f pathologists state, much can b< d tie t<, prevent further spread of th, disease tn infested fields , are iml . Ki l l !•'!> MIS F \THKR WITH ' N V\ f'd'v c o lle c t ini: ami burning diseased f l ; i id s and r e f u s e U n ite r m ! I h e fact H V 11 NO S| FT Kit (It- The t ei.rlnlr J Crrlal )|il ilis e a s i sed |c-ds w'erc fo u n d to V 111 Tl IN, ( I, t U ITe-l of in ( H r The A ■■•»<-Inied I’ rraat I lat 'tip, it Will said. Wll! issue '•i l i e most p r o t ifn s o u r c e ‘w , ,| h,. u n * h**r in *ugg s t s tiiat great «ri ini ||ti AGlt ii,f 1* William K o, k ■to, di-almg with f' ■) '"U • 1,4V I*'. ta k e n to ,|eveb,)i y o u n g p la n t s in ills /in, seventy seven feeble and unabb ’ i ardlfe (tli t lioosa nils of re I. v -u i ■ tod op, r f r, soil New Yo*k I’lfkct to earn a living, was slain with all ■'(' , • n ' le N* ai l ast 1'iie stale ,* . ' an i, [i p u l i e n l s bv Ins son, Uclmutii, tiiirtv eight, who t t a n said, will deal with the c.iio.i Harris said mild im supper ill the house last jiiialmn in tim liglit of i oin liisions " 1f t c t |lav eti ( pit at' 1out ? ■. t hat It is I lie i -b' • in ding lo a ninfi-sslon attrl a, bed 1*1 a *een s uf i onferellces at iicn, mg to think as a unit oil the will p t e v e n t a n o t h e r I hr- White Mouse today for ct> ordinn ■*--. t lo sort hy police. quest ion f home ownership Those M r. 1 ,1 1 I ,f ■ thing nl war ’ Inti e ff-rts of the \merti-iin Red who own their own homes are takm E\ er \ I{, t"iIdi, an I met m Eu- ( ' Vi 'Hi and Hie Near Last Reln-I in m,u,. ,ntctcst m the,., alii beautify t) * i 1 ‘ l l , I I’ ll i f irig i lie I eague ■I w. ft We have the lalUipue t. T h o s e w ho o f lim itin g o ii reTi-f work u- htiililoigs and lawns g ,•11.. nti if out in .) of I i I ini if ;■ i li fe •. i ••!,( mg a 11 .tit 1 1 .vv 'lo " " f ’ ’i t , \ ■ , > .,0 I f i ff i i t ■ • ig i- m " -r"" lie, ■i Hit idi w , i .,r ir.■ • I ' - I f i i ' i,i t ,, iiel i-ueil s|gp put posj.i to . aft a final ria oiun, niiakiori to 1 'ivs d nt Harding, who was asked recent !y by tile Near East Relief to give itis pport to a tintlotiwule appeal for fmill S',, atiflouln • menl was made ■■11I - |, - of t ||C m •* t If it ■if I lay - 11 a ..i.i •la if fing ;'** t . d! t a k e a n e i| u in t \ ltd f. cl t al 1 ab 1 f -If it i m , s p h e r e n ("m g t bid i '0 I *i.„,,| tlmt D a % Faston Hint the I't ■ vef I lie sub ic t 11 ■Li l i.it ■ II N I n u ll* i ii> is \ it i: k i on* \ 1 Kill HHt'S M i K 1 ,'d.itiy features of linnsua • tIn pub l.-hei * alni print, i e, t mu a t . pi utilised lit ! b p f (Ii,- S , , ft|| Kiofaia i’r(**s A p p ro p ria te H ytm u. hymns A few ,lnvs Intel nbu wa* arrxsated triei! for the killing <>f tt dia mond broker years before, and sen tenced to 12 years In the penitentiary Bhe laughed and «nng as she was let) • way. Pngle was deinl so ihe prison held nn terror for her DOG BITE K IL LS BOY AGED 0 P a s t e u r T r e a t m e n t F a l l a to P r e v a n t H y d r o p h o b i a in C a i e of St. Loula Tot. 8t. Ia>uIn, Mo.— Le Roy Lnrl Kolilhntiff live-yenr-olil son of Mr ami Mrs. Harry It KoldbitiitT tiled after having been bitten on tile fare ||V II neighbor's d tilt, te d i vv i l l , H A^ I b- I wshintl g t ' i s v.ttii-,1 expression ( o the - { s o t s o t s t o m e and .tdapis it to liy ilro p lfl-lfi is -,r id t to, v *• bll •|,, t , f l l d l ei ,P. -I . w eelf . , |, , | ft, l u ll r r , a* h taw -tv ,1 I I , ■j. t PI*, ' |f I vsit ti (smg, • ■Ul. 1*1, t t A T T R A C T IV E SPOUTS CO STU M E 11(7 T be \ I lt\ II •••. .e lu te d I ' o m LOS A N G E L E S . Oct. '"llfu. ,* , I It, |intip i hit nt --** is b i ■is f - ,t lie, k li.llu • 1 )* t i n. Is , 111 11 ve , Oiul-mcd *fV et l*1,H*-c h |S deep ..t udiuh -iir 1 i . i hi to*, in Ii o n t , slum mg (In. Lira . ■ I " , with l M |-If 11\ INt. \\ \ *- ii — *-. 1 Continued improvcpKjnt in the condition of W il liam S llnrt actor, who is critically it! v.:th typhoid and complications. I tutu but I. , ait* 1 he Mlllll'i l : skm T- * "■ •-pit i ;■ tl her- I model, 'Luilotu 1/e ,, mile* y1 \ .lid- t |-inch ti.ic I i ! I ■ I I '1, Pit- No. Pn t' . ,| u.pit-. .-’ l/t.. u (■> ip-la* lnut. Mart No <H7n. Sires, !Ti(c .to tepts >xct 't.' - if to 4b ! I HX* ' • 1 , .. Wive, to rents 14 to to italic: w,n*t itlonw: No (tvdlcx t gst t on, the reguitit s, mi annual • f vvhit b will !•<• In iij in next kb ida v amt Sat unlay. O* t <ml I I i'lie 11ft -sen, e ,u pel,soli * *, *--. .. -d i ..no of \ t nisi* t Li own, president of ih k loriil i I..11 vs.ut • xi11011 are important, tin* ,te only I, • .,!,ts aim,' g 1 anv , niL.t, (ban passing ink, rest t he full 1 gram follows . Cull to order Canvas* of votes on amending the association constitution. ■ Tin I’a per Situatioi’ "ii a I't inter's Standi|Miiil," Hewitt Tampa T r i h u np ^ l i ut i ng Co. i'ainp.-i.,. "The I’npef Vjj^itiotl, f 1 !tim l p . i u r t iiaijiii * oope \ (lie. 'The colli til" Meeting ,, da Slate 1'ii-ss Associate• fins*, c Jltiriiig tile ! mgi ! ! V. g- 1 f ! 1 ■ - (. ' I ' , tI 1 ’ : , , I | :• a. •• rio . ft ■■ m lteap)t‘ I * ' H “ Another Sole .1 i; •( tJohn I- M cW h o rlet I toipa • '• i'ctbiti!' (Jen rn’ discussion »nf t i-rg mti t *>o tn - 1 l(,p ..)t .-,f Moo* Ve lite s - h ’lo! , oil * machines, has m. „ ; LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10 .— Due to L Strme. a pro,,,,,, n, ' Vr the fact that the temperature in Im ‘Trove man of U N; perial Vnlly hus ranged an nveruge of new system i* M1. , , ""''1 ten ilugrees above the nvernge, the men over the o|,j lettuce planted from September 15 to cessful promotion ,,f J't4* ' Pump 25 has been in practically every In- BUrwJ< Mr SHu,, stance killed by the hent and replant on the design f.,r ..... ing is under why on thousands of used ope of tli,. " a >f*t, wimps f„r acres. six months, during , H i«s Tin- growers in their desire to have perfect satisfailmn ir " nu Tnn lettuce on the Christmus market in patent w’,th secur,,l ' " ' 'f t L the East plnnted early last year and * ............. were fortunate because of the cooler C. -Skinner Co !|^ weather. They shipped tho first let month. By the t, tuce last year on December 10. This Mr. Htrine rec,.n.-,| mh.ijwi year, however, ther wi| probably be aml a Gne ray aIt, , ■ ^ J no shipments until later than that «A » Iminimum l f I I I I I I 1U 111 y*>nr!> V I • 1I iv I, . , , ^ date except in rare instances where q .r:„„ , . . , nt ,fjr otrine wns fixeii wh t, l, some sort of freak climatic condition , „ np tv .. . reive regardless -t „ . prevn Is. ^ . ,, ’ " ni»nbw ^ 1 , ... pumps sold The estimate of acreage still r e -! ,la ’ v he, •filing M 'f ic V ' * ■!■ 1 ■ f. ■ ..id j; ' b e t tl j 11> ( i)>\ t 1 m. ; t 1 1 nt* a no mhi 1 . *•*ktr m i |(| I " - dll 8 * |'0 tho * THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1922 PAGE FOUR !A fA o . S j. ; : To Stop Pimples Toast Vltamines Must Be Irenizri Ironuad Yeail Combinei tk* •ary Body-Iron and Bodj-Vit*. mine* Which M.k* Ski« ErupLion* Vinnb AbioInlcly Tou can prov, it,, -, «. suits of iron in ,1 ..... , f, u linn- To gel m „■ )u2 21 nctually see In >,.ur mu,,., ' ' " • IIiftI f -Ca ( you must use that jeast 1*1,,, (, T ile ■ a r f l f O , C o r r a l k ts in i n (ho ar p la rrd un n r l , ,,, |>urr » U l t to- necetontr) Id..... 1 I'K YiU« ml ties with the 1 ■ | ft ml a t r e n g t h - g Ivlag I,, • 1hr tS| farm ns It ,-x t*> • i u tutdft Then- Is old> ,-1,, i 1*1 pro* itureil In ihe u r « i aUfd slmptv Ir. r, 17. .1 1 , nof 1 mere tn 1» tu r e f I r "i bill h ) |it •■1.i r • 1 1 *i *4a'bf*i 11 In r ;i!) Iiv it . f t'ljU'krIm hiIn il Ml] Pf U|'i ■■ 1 I' Al fit n a rr min in i he r > t ■ v )t jiin 1iii' b, 3 -o| 1 1 •- In-mid ^ t'liH will f 1 •• \ , * I'tirplf* t •. k* 1 mlritrra’sHii i-ii r fi t I i •,n.■t) rW ’| lirmlw 1M \*11:3 >h *' rut r (4 r* fl Mutu! til uli" 'A sir , (*lfHllir ( Iteek* hi '*• lM**H I ri'll llf'd \ « 1 1 HI .I i jt wir#ti*'NN in ' " it 1 * i t*; >*»!• 1n >•hi r M ihmI 1 * *■ j. 1 ■stffnftfc '•M im cfi tftl In I'l’r r v offifiiri, In n *i 1 h llilrn! it 1h «l f*t .1 Btrvro*cl F-tri nr t t i r t i r \ *4 f » f *■ i **i Y*i*L 1 1 illfliUL |kl(l}ll||af * I.-Sfl S VI 1**Jf I rm 1/ - i N i t . I’WI* » T 51 •l v iibtfl Ilf.'*' ' Hii.ihi t " ' 5*- wrf. f. *?‘ t v • M* M » 3 -^ t i ’ ft Id* ( 1 , 4 V t ft .in tuivv �7*»Vz - _ ■ ■ * •* * ' ' ♦ * .'• ’■r- $ - ’-* ■ PAGE FIVE f, OCTOBER 10,1922 !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ease h a l l )0T HALL JASKET b a l l : \|> SHOOTING 1 ~fiiiiiiR iiiiiin iig i«n OUR SPORTING P A G E CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor GOLF BOW LING TENNIS , BOXING GIANTS OUTPLAYED YANKEES IN EVERY STAGE OF GAME ever, that the structure will be prin cipally of stone and marble,'with tile f’ .mrs and inside furnishings, new fixtures, new vaults and other equlpthnt will go into the making of one of the best equipped banks in tho NEW YORK, Oct. 10. (By the Associated 1’ iessU Official hatting and sniitllfielding average for the world •relies compiled last night, reveal tho decisive superiority of the Giants over the Yankees in nearly every department of the A colony of Lutherans have organ gnme. The Yankees excelled in fihling, with a mark of .995 to .972 for the ized and will lorn to on n tract of 160 IBS Over Twenty Entries to Date— Valuable Prizes Giants, but in pitching, batting, base thinning and generalship, tho latter n lu res of land purchased from Clifton vital factor thnt is not fhnwn in the figures, the world's champions had u Tournament Will Last All Day and Williams, and which Is located clear cut advantage. five miles north of Unkcland. adjoin The Giants hit .309 as a team, collecting 50 hits and scoring 18 runs, ing the J. C. Swindell property at an It huiy just be a wee bit too early while the Yankees batted only .'.’03. making 32 hits and 11 runs approximate cost of $16,000. Ilia for « golf tournament amongst the Groh, Frisch and Emil Meuse were tho batting heroes, although roung, , .... . , . __ .. . . . . . .. . ... . ... I property will be cut up into small amateur players of Sanford but the PS- t j r i f K VICTORY AND Hollv also lame through with some timely blows, (iron, with nine hits , . * * farm acreages for the colonists and , Sanford golfers don't think so and tl fill* t II \HITV GAME Ira out of IP times at bat, fur an average of .47-1, had the best record of any ilu local men who have charge of the 1tournament will l>c staged, lasting all VISE CAUSE player on either team Meusei made Ins five binglcs count and drove in sev- .-rgnnlznlion and who are responsible day at the official opening of the I e nnf the winners' runs. R» Rj m Hi RJJ Ka for th bringing new settlers here nr® NDS N. Y., Oct. 1,0.__'Sanford Country Club, Thursday, Oc Bob Meuse! and Wally Pipp, with six hits each, led the Yankees in bat Hov M, U. Wi.-kmnn, It F Uineberg1LO . «’ I tober 19th Tennis will also be on the ting. Aaron Ward had the distinction of knocking out two home runs They .1 and U. II Coffee. Now the golfers come next. ItUn> • .1 receipts for fifth and cards that day, some very interesting were the only hits he made and came each time with no one on base. -i-ries: I’aid attendance, lp»n:matches between local players. Frisch and Groh also werb fielding stars, while tho former’s play in ev There will be something doing 11: *'«• , -. eipts, $125,147; playBeginning at 9:30 in the morning ery department of the game was a scintillating spot in the nggrossivo work 824.97; each club’B the course will be turned over to tho the.Country Club links next week, fchirv. of McG raw’s men. I you nro a golfer, hotter got busy. commissioners' ladies, and they will have a tourna [ $21 rn.tiO; The failure of Huggins’ nil-star pitching stuff to come through, while ment all their own. An entrance fee 1 (18.77 ’ i)5. Chief Chittenden and B. W. Hern the Giants' mtumdsmen allowed unexpectedly good form, was the outstand I„. 19.000 persons who j of fifty cents will hr charged tho In-' Inf "f * don huvo botli claimed first prize al ing upset of the pro series "dope," hut the failure of Babe Ruth to show any s and tliis money will he used to ffni •1■> • |,i- Polo Grounds aftor ready. They failed to reckon, how- prowess nt bat whatever was a big disapointment to Yankee followers. Ruth of tho world’s series ■chase the prizes that go to the Lit ' r got but two hits out of 17 times nt bat ami seldom was able to get the ball ,ever, with Arthur Yowcll. . tsion lieforo them as r best players Great interest is Ly b-l ' out of the infield. The nearest he came to n home run wus in the fourth pi- tore of the two sets kn A' The Undies’ tournament will bo game when he drove a towering fly to right center that Cunningham caught .itling smuggly in tho e are quite a few of the bti an good. There are some sure enough after a hard run, a few feet from the bleachers, i snickering to thomhave her onto, what one LlU ’ The composite box follows golfers amongst the ladies. k iH'il > mg a moving van to Giants’ Batting iw.iy i ' r profits.: Among the entries in the Undies' AB It II 2H 3H Hit TB 111! SH H PH SO SB RBI PC. Wo know now why Ed. Higgins has 1 Player i»y ^* i, n the counting room, Tournament nfe found the names of been going out every day at day Bancroft, s* 0 0 n 0 4 9 2 .211 2 1 0 4 4 no ii" i’-t ’ hey were sitting down, Mesdamcs W. T. Unngley 0 0 0 9 0 11 .474 l 0 l 2 l 9 :ley, B. W. Horn-' break. He is figuring on something j Groh, 3b fat cigars and listen- don, ing "P b 471 0 0 1 2 I*. Chittenden , A. P. Connelly, ,.xtra he doesn't want tho public to Frisch, 2’ ll. 0 9 1 2 8 1 0 3 to the i . ii- of adding machines I* C. Griffin, "G C. Herring, It. ( know about till the day comes 0 250 5 0 0 1 0 1 8 7 3 U 0 E. Ml Usel, If 1..nt ns pleasant to them a •i t it « 9 n 1) 6 1 0 i 3 .375 0 0 ‘ Young, rf. melody is in a Greek , j M. Wallace, and 2 5 0 .278 2 0 3 0 0 0 Robert Hines. 0 5 0 game Kelly, lb Baltimore won the fourth a (1 o 9 0 190 0 0 1 n II 0 There will be many muni a.Ided in tins from St, Paul in the little world's ser Stengel, i f n f i i.-ially that neither 1list before I he day of the event and • » 2 2 2 1*9 9 II 1 ) 0 0 2 1 9 0 h-s yesterday with the score tied in i ‘ unn’gh nil 11 get enough shekels knowing some of the fun- scon s made ll 1 999 1 ) 0 1 0 0 9 0 1 9 1 0 King, c f the ninth, ami three men mi bases, Mccs out of th. si rics, | ^ those named here, the Herald pro 0 0 ti 1) 1) 0 0 333 1 9 5 ll l Yoy t.roke up the garue with a homer Snydtr, a • me that it has hap1mk ,|(„ngs and some hard fought itito (tie right field bleachers 0 0 II 9 I) II 113 I) 0 1 1 0 Thu Smith, c *> 0 (881 9 9 9 9 9 0 9 0 0 .battles when these huhua got togi-thur.. srrirs now stands, Baltimore three, Ht -Nehf, p 0 .itt* the fact that o n 1 ..», . ./ , . ■ ,, Ililll 1) 9 ll 0 n 1 II H II 0 1) 0 1he lug golf . vent of tile day is that P, o one J. Barnes, (lavs that a game ,, . 0 0 0 a 0 1 9 .2, '9 9 1 0 for the men m tin* afternoon. Only 1 0 J. Scott, p. record for total re- local amateurs will he allowed to en f )k 9 II II () 0 II .259 1 1 ll 2 1 1 M cQuilh HI, 1 ol Jacob Itilpelt, president of the .his series was broken. Its '<( ter and up to tins time more than n t Yanks base halt . lot' states that Hug i c l ub will receive ap|Fi. ■J 399 0 15 1 57 12 6 1 18 l twenty have signified their intentions 162 IH 59 Tol ids pins .in again bo manager of thu i ts which is gen ■itn..' Yankees Hatting of being there to participate An en Yanks for Ut23 if he wuii I m the job. ’ .I be less than it cost 1) try fee of one dollar will be charged ii •2H :tn lilt 'll! Hit Sll 11 Pit S() Si! RHl PC S PONS ORED ItY P A R I S i. < > t its overhead ex r* 0 222 0 2 0 0 I tile men and as with the ladies ihts 4 1 1 n 11 ., i ('Ii ii mien. \ • i !.. *i’r*ir in < limit s pill) clIs get a T. ■■ ba•t "b ,.,1 t.. the $108,927 Et-> l)9l| '[■ii n ii 9 H I) 0 ii 0 0 0 money will be divided amongst tinI 1* I'll' ini'll lib: .1 niTi-.l for t tii ir I linn $5,099 inti h Lulli 'mg combination took I r A. ll 9 259 Ik ill -I. jgti m I i"ii ii tMciira i loth. 9 1 1 9 u ii lost players, 1 lb.,' "hey. That Is > hi x 1 : r t r* "l i t y a r , it looks like a lla Iii,,i i ii>ll.ii i- I i| |" ' net I iimiiiinl a r u 9 1 3 118 l 1 The majority "f these players have 1 ll ! .aiidis la, I it lit.* Mcpk 1'c UK b '' 111,(1 1.* !."t III ■■ll f.n 11v*• tjay* work jvr ■ 9 (1 3 s 0 n 1 3 hern using the i nurse to juactut- on 1 0 a I i ll' i| Willi 11w"Ti"in lit til* '",11 it k -ii"ti;.i.i i give away the m hey to ..I is that last year 9 309 \i ’ I' rt"( 3 1 2 1 II I lie ii.i j'irti . 1(,n sleeves (J ii sun e last .Inly and Ml any " I them are I players feel like they the i harity. >i|. plAyed, in which hi V 1) 1) 9 9 1) 169 a hlii-biil « if ll ilcei, i lifts Ilf s* IIn n a 0 1 getting into such -hapo that they 11.x la ed It. k the major portion M. Ililll. si/r leqllli is .'■* \ 099 in.Heii.il 9 9 ii 4 3 3 3 0 1 0 will he able to giv. a good a. t "lint l aids (1 ill. ( ili Hal iv Hb 4' x v Il ls .car only five guinea II 9 9 9 9 H n ii 9 .!.*4 9 * in. ti Immg 0 of themselves on thnt day. • Maybe Babe Ruth is f inuring on rf r*!(t ■ but only four hnd a 0 Ph tort,it Review t ixit \o *)(i79. 143 n ft ft ii n 1 1 1 This tournam.nl, although not ex 0 taking his share of the gate receipts •■ anyone except dis i l I.. 4o tie la's 1'iisi l ine, 9 167 s u* 9 1 u 9 H n n 1 9 in tly a tournament eithet, will start ' I . in- >1. ui \.i or,of, i/, •n, .>4 f i he World War. and ini buying n farm and settling down 9 ii 9 9 |ss 3 i 3 1 u ,n at '.i Oil p ih The jihiy.-rs will he I' mi In - i>.list Pi a t Ui 11ntr ■ k .-11111 itics. All ri*II 9 1199 H 9 9 9 o In ll H ■ I In ' a I were given ii 1mu ■■ ■ ■ ■ t g i i i i M i s i i i i i i a i i i i i j II n 2 It '•u r c t ni1' hob hi- |ii11 N. i will r t b.i he c\ i 1idm ys ■nt "'it " f their feet 1ef>it» i i * i in m n 9 " " ' i miipn es had made t 1■II H Ills 'I i'll .Hot lie ■In s i ' , C flu ll* x t M*r It *.. it t lie > i >ei y t in tn •i ,1ones' Dairy Farm ailing the game on the nig the hg I si otes will get the prizes •a i tea again. 2 8 6 29 1 1 .293 2 Tho course will not he closed to oth 2 Hi 158 11 32 Totals '.at the sun was going er players, If there are any that do not xBatted for Ward in third game and Mays in fourth game. The total gale receipts of the world's Sausage xxHuttcd for Iloyt in third gannt mils were jammed " nnt to participate thnt <hiy, hut from series just past was $6115,475,00. Not p.day prevented poo- <‘H Indications there will be. very few bad for a lillo old huso ball series that Ih <1, Buckulu’at Flour •rk• l r »i • elevated and subC'dfers that will not be in la-teii only five guttles rhi I:tl ( f . DEVISES TO PLANES , dn’t show n ticket Hne, working for some of those prfz.« U (1 f it Ts The greatest paid 11" l,|;’ >■rM hl,v»’ by the way Sanford fan- Record Every M D.iot .md Maple Syrup Sunday’s gam'". signed up to date, with it h ast fifteen anil go to DcUntnl this wc-.'k an.! Machine; W . and r t .1 through the turn, ii -ii io |" le.j I■»' t.■re l: e stmt I! iV Sanfor*! trim ttie Ii. Band U Sm il l Premium Hams, ittendance f"r the if. i lid.ni,- John I itiady, Jr., ( Sanford High says tiny me 1I Wnshlnvti'ii t >• U up Britt, Walter < oinnlly, I. P ( ‘bitten 185,947. now ami nothing will stop v i 11 i I " -JHi I 11a *i k " f I a 111) on both alridiHn•*" Idle j.ts were $605 175, of din. Randall ''base, A P Connelly, (', in ,'ns* ;:.u non It w." h a Tk* per 11) tn Might ni Aklag 'H i ni ed the receipts of the I Derby. J. I) Davison, D C. Grif. 11o' y ho iId in ■■ amI u11111e 111 I,. record of every i w i Hot made ivent to cha.ity. Of tho fin, Edward JUggins, W. C, Hill, G, C. One hundred thousand dollars for a In controlling hi* me 5' base detail While i general plan 1921, the players' share |Herring, A, E. YoWell, Tom W. Jones, urns gi if e just coming into hear been worked out In ex peris of (tie i,m'diog 1 , lit" II up' •' iVi il e members of the two S. M. Lloyd, John Ludwig, J. B. Little, ing is the record grove transfer of national advisory ........ fur ui-ro- all ituiliTinls Unit will go into the |tr. ^ hi , and JuM announced by nnutlra, It wns iinuomiiid h leak tie of finish second IC. ('. Maxwell. It. A. Newman, H. P. mIIf cl folin(y rouni structuii* have not been ilei ided up Vniunlde ■rleiitlth 'lain Is expected k tl ■In* pennant race , was Smith smith, Max Stewart, Deane Turner, C. c . je. anit.r and C. A. Skipper E. T T-anier at Skipper who it It is piaclually eertaiu, h >w ■ S i S l i 8 8 8 8 8 S I B i i i l I 8 ( 8 8 8 1 8 to bo gathered thr*m.:li these reeonls |r i" seventy-fivo per cent of N. Williams, J. M. Wallace, Chss. t Id Tl\ igiitly grove to the A trio of recording lovlees makes up fc«. i f Is5,482, is to he divided Whitncr, Joe ( hittenden, It, S, Holly, iiipJilancU Groves Co. This the system, thy record being made on ighlanos Orange Oral ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■>■■■■«■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Isetic < members of the two Robert Hines and 11. W. Anderson, year's crops the first year of real a photographic film ■ Mil ■ teams, and the other This so-called tournament and ten hearing— is estimated to he worth “The results," the comm Ittee’8 state- Jj 1.827 tn the runners-up in the lea- nis match is a part of the official $10,009 and will run 2,509 boxes or ment said, “reveal for the tlrst time a ■ opening of the Country Club Kecop- hotter. 11* *i rumbles practical method of securing tnfonna- Jj T>. tlon In testing new tviies of ntrphinei ii n Giants get $111,289, j tIon, bridge parties and dancing nro nnd for determining the nldlltjr and * eg themselves, but slnco some of the other events of the day At Kissimmee about a hundred and techntipis of a pilot. ■ rarely equal to all who and a large crowd is expected to see fifty acres of strnwlwrries are now be eligible-one or two generally got- tho start off of tho players. ing set mil in addition to*lnrgo acroWavs Dathlno Trunks at Ebsri. E s -ninl| rut it is impossible to The tournament match hns not been u;r„ ll{ trllr)( Through the well Munich.— Bed bathing trunks waved With the opening of the new Setwon you a whit ttic average slice settled ns yet ns there are other play organized Truck Grower’s Association by |lnl|.*nHt socialists In tho path of i( nro cordially invited to make our hank an f| i,ii which is far from being era that have not signified their inton the Osceola truckers have purchased president Ebert's automobile In one headquarter nnd to align yourself with us ‘ ' i 1n aker though the short- tions, but there hsve been enough that their plnnts co-nprrntively nnd a r e 1section of the city formed the only Infor any assistance or ndvice we may be able f the xprics makes it pretty did, that will assure tho committee of getting a reduction on their fertilizer: rtdeiit of ths visit of the president tn to render. for five days’ work. one good duy on the tennis court. If purchases. The merchants and bank j Munich, except for occasional hissing Th" losing Ynnkees get the balance there are any players, either golf or ers of Kissimmee are financing those '»'* ' ‘ reels ns hs passed I] No matter what the future months may The bathingtrunk .'plMtde xvau n * ‘ t n.''. which, figured on a basis tennis who have not made their ar who need help. Several new people hold in store, no farmer can afford to play on n snapshot taken of the repub 'on * .'are similar to thnt used in rangements yet, see C. L, Britt, secre have opened up new farms and the lic's chief executive and Gustav Soaks, face them without the support of a bank that ' imo, nqy thr individual 1Giants tary of the club, and get right before county ngent is holding the co oporn former secretary of wnr.^nt a seaside is not only able, but tvilling to help him In p-*£. -voiil.i he about $3,225. that day Only mem liens in good live association together. resort a year ago. limes of need. “ eK club actually gets $82,436.57, standing nt the Club will bo eligible to them must pay half of play In these matches. Come in and talk over your plans with Montvcrde school gardens thiB year A campaign was instituted this ■ resnective league treasury, us. are being planted on n much more ex- week by the Everglades Good Road ■ renininder of the gate receipts Eustis is.t£ proyide one of the most ti-nsive scale than ever before and '-AIM (I goes to the advisory coun-.. Iwngue of Palm Roach .county fo r RiJ, ideal .mutof caitips in the state of Superintendent W. ’ R. MOQualg is 11 ft. ( OVs' r *’>’ Gommlsslonor j Florida. The city pnrk, where tonr- making a great showing with the bond Issue of $650,000 to complete H «T > "bnbly will tiring enough: int* have been provided withe camping splendid crew alrndy being supplied u system of hard surfaced roads, in ■ ■ „' ' alary and for the conton- quarter for tho past two yean, has the school tables, tomatoes will be cluding completion of Okeechobee I * * * 1 his office, been recognized by our citizens as be ready In a few weeks, a good aernge road, a section on tho cross—state ing innilcquato nnd entirely unsuited o f potatoes, beans onions pens carrots, highwny to Mooro Haven by way of L-'rge shipment of new music. for a rendezvous of this character, beets celery, parsley and strawberries: La Relic. 'Threo hundred thousand 4 fT Y M M IIK lIT V * A C O M M U N IT Y H U IL D E H ■ ‘'ulermiHter pInno Co. lG8-tfc and appreciating the automobile tour nrt. in nnd doing well. The school dollars for Everglades roads was vot■ ■ 1 ists as on assot to the community, groves are all in excellent condition ed on July 1, of last yenr nnd conK. I’. FORSTER, iTraldeht -B. V. WUITNBK, Cashier tid ti >f>Ur l,fficc supplies, stationery n company hns ben formed And a site and have a nice lot of fruit on the tracts have nlrcady obsorbed this sum. P® Post at the Herald office. selected for a permanent tourist park. trees. The League’s program is for aimult»• OLF TO U R N AM EN T A T C O U N T R Y CLUB LOSE JPITE RECORD ATTENDANCE CELERY SEED Daily Fashion Hint L. P. McCULLER TO OUR FARMERS 11 1 First National Bank j s � 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"> The Sanford Herald</a>, October 10, 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">The Sanford Herald</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/d6f92d969efc2e106ba6e512125b2171.pdf 0f8bbc100de1d16d0571a5e375aabc9f PDF Text Text uUm SANFORD T r r r i -n» enr Substantiae I 1 1 IALD J SANFORD" “The City Substantial" ■- - ------ ------- - ■. .- IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION M MHER 169 SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNKSDA V. OCTOHKK ) 1. 1922 V O M 'M K H I. PEACEFUL SOLUTION ARRIVESST(lltv ISAI)0llT * * “ ™ el RECENT COAL STRIKE LIE SAYS SALESMAN CAUSED TOTAL LOSS IN THE NEAR EAST TANGLE MENTIONED BY CANDLER TURKS WILL GET THRACE BARTENDER LEAVES SHIP, \ Legette Says Statement of Scandal Mongers, No Truth in it HAYES’ ARREST WAS MISTAKE SAY PEOPLE R A I L R O A D LOSS LOSS IN WAGES TO MINERS LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11— Wilbur Letfcttc, formerly of At■-HJ ALONE OVER FOUR IIUNlunta. now living here, volunteered n statement today that lie was <J DRED .MILLIONS 'the traveling salesman mentioned by Asa Candler in statements n A irw p A A I A n i / P 1published by Mrs. Onezima do Bouehel involved in alleged reports o/\lH UUUIMH Ij of visits to her rooms in Atlnntn during the Confederate reunion in 1919. ‘The whole story attributed to Candler is a lie,” declared Legettc. “ It is a fabrication of scandal mongers. There is no fin AND THEY RESENT ACTION OF J iWas Over Three Hundred MIIIn the Dardenelles— Martial Law CASK KK'S ORDERS A R E ENOUGH er womna on earth than Mrs. de Houchel." DETECTIVES HY ATT ACK 1 linns and to the Public Four FOR TH E WISE HAR Declared in Athens and INC THEM ! Hundred Millions K EKI* Greece is Boiling SEMINOLE COUNTY FEDERATION WOM IHr The V«..M-lmrd Press) illy Tkr AMitrlatrd I'reas) Illy Tfce Aunrlalrd I'rrti) I H r T k r A w o r U l r J 1‘ r r a a t ' I.EVEI.AND. ( let. 11 The recent ENS’ CLUB BETTER HOMES WEEK— MRS. NEW RRENSWICK, N. J.. Oet. II S E A T T L E , Wash.. Oct. II.—O. S. WITH PROPER SAFEGUARDS FOR CHRISTIAN MINORI TIES GUARANTEED ALSO NEUTRALITY I.ONIION, OcL II.— Peaceful solution of the Near Eastern lanjjlc apparently has been reach,st tin n ban in of the surrender of Eastern Thrnre lir the Turks with Ihi- proper safeguards for Chris11 ,i,i minorities nnd neutrality of Dardanelles. Frank Kirby, a Middlesex county de- <"«l strike mused a total lo«* of one tective, crediteil with having ohtrnned Lillian, one hundred and ninety njlfii statement from Schneider through I"’" dollars, .1 fl Rradley, former plying between Puget Sound and the .; ttMispoons of linking powder thi* which Have* was charged with the president national coni association de Orient, packed his cnncktqil glasses Yesterday afternoon the model slum'll he added to the flour. murder* o f Rev Hall and Mrs Mills. >h.nd today addressing American carefully and thrust his white aprons RICH FRl IT CAKE house wily filled to overflowing when was attacked by a group of indignant Mining Congress. Bradley said the nnd packet into a hrown hug and left I 2 pound of huttcr. Mrs. Porter Wakefield demonstrated >itizens here today bombarded with !'"* 1,1 wages t<> miners four hundred here today for Savannah. “ I got a I 2 pound of hrown sugar one of her famous rakes, and several bricks Kirby escaped unhurt by hak *".1 fifty millions, lo** to railroads telegram from Mr Lasker of the ShipI pt of egg* kinds of icing Mrs. Wukefivld snys: mg himself in the railroad d<p..t I lo <.'> r thr. •• hundred millions, loss to long Hoard.” he explained. “ It said \ I I I ! NS. Oet. 11 Martial Inw was ..f aim..no« I hut wlule dike makers are horn poll,-,, rescued him ITo clow ,| pro pubh, III ...si ..f fuel four hu n dred' ,■turd in Athens last night. This lock up tin- bin and get o f f the ship." ■•till any one with a reiisoiiuhle amount In ... of flour tested to Kirby against lh. urn «t «d imlh-ns l.*-- t..mm, operator* forty I It. and .iZ id ' HI refits a, i , lias been taken to prevent hoi >.f common sense iiiu become an ex Hayes declaring they considered it a million* 4 lie of riilsltis. h, ;t*l- m the army from opposing the pert cuke maker frame up to quiet indignation of citi I J lb of mixed orange, lemon and p. c, rnment’s decision in accepting the Mrs. Wakefield advises the ladies 7 , ns and sooth an aroused governor AA AS111 Nt. I ( IN, t tet II — President I, » ..f Eastern Thrace. to use confectioners sugar rolled very ■it roll pee! by making it appear the mystery had Hnrding yesterday n.snminced the perI i o 2 . of grilled nutmeg \ dei ree o f martini Inw, signed by fine nnd sifted and then rolled again sonnel of the commission which is au licen cleared. I wine glass o f gratel nutmeg ( ..?-taiitine on the eve of his obdien ahd sifted b.-forc measuring nnd us thorized by an net of congress, to NEW HR I ’ NSAA It K. ">T 11 t win,- phi's of grape juice and t,. • >.i. not made operative because III Dade Count > According to Census mg i >>tinsel for 11ayes announced today he make an . xhnustiv,- investigation in Announced hv Department bill, k coffee and Jlllce of one lemon lo obtain tile best results the flour ,,i - . lull of the government has proof that Hayes was at holm in l» th th«. bituminous nnd arjtharcit* <11 l / . E It INC. should lie iieated and sifted before bid at the hour when Raymond i*.a! field* with a view to recommend III, T k r A aaorlnlrd I'rrsal At i s ..in pound ..f finely sifted con sitt.-d again AD Id \NA. Oet II The armistice \A ASH I M i l i IN, I), i II The De‘ lueasuiing and then designed to bringing *. bln nh-i ■ha I g* I ■ 1 i ' d lb Hal' ing ■gidatloli I . . ' luts ui-iii with til, stiffly leu! ■ • 11 w ;|h signed here lust night pi: 1 1lio-lit • f <f. |. |.lu< mg ill t he . like 11a Il.pill 11V t. ■ tills III.lustre .10110 1 i .ililioiitl' cd I k a. .1 Alls Mill' t t w ■■ ■g*g- - add a pi*. •• Mutti i should h« iii i v 1 with th> . • di . . . ... k Tin* representatives >>f ■I.i ) till cent. » . f tlo lit gl"> population pi..- . ■111III i - 1.0 will ni.-et AA'ashi it,/, >.- iti lh* > vtb. AAald w lo r. f ■I.|. ttmt ■>.1..ring thi si/. of a i , is iniicerued affixed then Us determined !•> it. . elisus i» now in siig.ii with tin hands f.u the hiiniun gt-ll w ithm t. n t lay* f t thi- puri rf.o.i I L m . v. mi in .. .| t...|ay - . , i . i» »t. i•11\v.III wit Ii -i ........ bit ■..l.tailis just tlo d< gte, of heat lie. i. to the revised protocol. the ext rein, i...rI hw. »t . ..I ner ;•n111r g. i* m i- -titled at ■>r , ,*,t I, .. , • ,g iidav 11 J • f .t ’lit II til ftII»1t •** . -* 11 1 ; t"i Mu p i>•p c i mixing " f a tu r.il llnrillgtou iutd present gill in I >11.h - .runt \ ..lie Iltld till., •Ii. AA lot. I|..||s« . t II I I i . g.,’ d . f. • . |t w II b. ■..no grnduMlI v w hit. i i ■••eptance to Ismet Pasha and ipinrtei miles n..rth alol lu.itheaat of . ak< Among other thijtg*. the yninmUi, i-.i r :, 11.r wltt b. rendv for n*e Alt\ A ak< f i• Id -aythat tw.. pe>> Hu- nationalist delegate for the t..wiv ..f I'lMiigfawn A|, -...»i will iiiipni. mt.., will be the own* l ln . eiili i M A A PI I N A A | l l o l El |»lc t an make a uke heller than one w Ii i tin [i ... >i will -taiid upright ! i,. the Angora government for gradually worked from A. prt e of Petersburg, A1(1.1. R n. i-htp mid till. ..f unto AA II I III I hi' ran f..| wild. one r mixing the ingred tf. iiii.l.b ■ f Hu- l.i.wl ' '.alurgani/ntl..i| and persons ronAii , to IleKalb county. .Alabama, be Ii-iidnv I.) i-e.l for de. .■•attng . ak> i a I lluringtoti had informed !*■ tween 17“.»0 nnd I'.llO when It liegnli lellts til.' .■thi i tan he heating the n .. t.-d with the industry both in pro.Ilf The v s . . . . I . . i . f l 1‘ r r a a i t h p*» t»•*1 coin * ggs and that at I. r 1be egg-s a re \' i ‘ ,.i that the convention unihod p r . ' i i i . i t ' . r s .f •lu. in.i III I A N D , n . l I t an.| distribution, profits for t". move northward again Northeast |< INI. I t *|C AA III II ' AKI -Imuld b. added t" the beaten tlo y -In ■-.A Hritum’s lust \vnr«i nml the urly movemei.t lari ten years, the de JIt!f l•• I la I#*|t t a -n I lo.-.bi. •* ..mi distributor* for the • , ups •f sugar c f t.. set i h is gave thi ir mujiialiflr«l pnrtnieiit said was due print ipally to ..k< ,iinl itot l ■iXl > |•>11111 *1 f II* InM I.-, v•.ii-, labor , ..million* wag I M ju-1 •tul *'t | 1 u|. i f bill'll , Will' i Malty '■! b« | il -f ,1 1 .il.. wag. . ..Mu,, t- waste and irregu • t.. t lif t**i in- t )n hi* pm I, .T gtenl iiicnuM in negro population ..( It* (licit wlilte ..! e|'f s making w.-re told tilinghi i lib I I,, i *»f ;ii . uw( will |>M Hip r..t i ••1 '• Idled that he hoped his g»v Massa. husett lar product i. iti and the m use of labor 1 onnei tu ut. New 11. uf1Ml- light.V a the too old 1 I M I’ ijMi.nin 11••t••f «ifn* ibsturban, e m the coal field* Hit I |I.i ■oloiltlolls W k N..w leisey .Pennsylvania. AAest wblb AD- ANak f i. I.I rt*y mt' e.I .1.1 ae.ept the conditions 1hell while tn* 1 like Wu- • i 11.... ■ f '.If I' it ! i C ,l'|.... I >if f.n tltn.t r lv-v ••f . » t t j|! |’Inf |*|.| and promised u i.p ly by 5 y , , kMmj| i,„|la„ a „ , 1(| Mulligan III- '.«k. b.hn Hay- llaiiiiimn.l ,,f AAashingf t ! .ir it .1* lit • M.ik.i g ’ i. n.g-s v,, "i explained Km t • !:»«■* sjii in* ■ tin t i vetting In tin mean _____ »on. ,u ,i.i.» nurioiially known mining I Al: AAt I.I l< IN«. As s.,.in as tile take was baked it 'h. British commander returned I t F T j y i i r i j t j / Y O e'iglti*-ei bead' the commission Tho • . ups of hfow Ii siig’ iir S. I V . M and o u r expert cake ntllk. i tatit lllnplc where he relliainei^ f ..tin r in. inbi-i. nr. forim-t A m Presi I J cup of milk .tlo \1• I nn1111 said tlial it was .|U11• ws.erday afternoon, proceeding dent Mat shall. Judge Samuel AlschuI A piece of butler the size of an egg as g ml ns Angle Food.b - t " Mudnnin on the Iron Duke to ' It- 1 . of * Imago; ' lark Howell, editor lti.il this until >t 'hi* ad« ah«l s t i r I he following were the le .e ip t' ‘ ■ Turks' decision. ..I i Iii Atlanta tia . ( oust it ut ion. f>eo. •.id . ..id ti nt .Aim Wakefield demons! rat. d. I Irtish delegates were some i » St»i11h flirn !l»r of the I' nitini U l n i til A ll P I N AKE N A HITE * l inayeil and disappointed met :it* ■* I »f •‘Ink*a n I Survey. I'r Kdw. s.|,m rc' . f . h..... lat. 1’ ■ops >.f sugar ' -i .f c m -iiIs in III past fw day* I'f r.. N rk I ’rtv . and 1 hn*. .gal w-t. .. d table-p I •! 1 » ’•• I l|. of bullet » ii 1it ii.le t aken by Er an> > uf I I EN I’ ti I EN I I ABA H ilt i.KHKi K \• Hi .1It.ik#• t ■d th. bureau ■•f inI.|t•I• |••• I> 1 it" r w at. 4II f the \• Inlril I'frss » . w hit* >.f i g g s ! ' . 1‘iitts eonferenre puzzled them ■ It .»* » f t I.i ■s. •It Ill-list . Ml ratlit i i: i I o N I m IN. 1' f". \ I Eli At K (CIS In ma i i .i ih •!* l r. 1 -up of milk -o - . were amazed that rreit. h 11. .1 II. , . ball, el b " " f tile l V * lo pi* I . aiui EKRKNCE •f f l o u t . i .up ii - i-hip, on which they counted as stall'd today he was going to the Unit a main prop in the negotiations, did 1 Spates as head of the Mritish dr hi I Alv E < Ol'N'TY VOT ES (H r The A o o rta lr* P r* M l I-’ORGED N AME r . s. A 'f h d t t o m o f i \i.-h| t h e ' results they expected. I d III'II.D ft250,000 funding mission despite intiuuition- in LONDON, Oet. 11.— Former Pre l o AI EOT Al ENT AYORI.D-WIDE S U MP ' ' tin session of the conference on ruler \"«-ni7elos will act as chief t f ll*It r IIOI’ SE IlLDG. of t ||l-t K S IN J A\ the p> «•«* In n t>> the >out rnrv IN SHIP Ill'll DIM. . night, Ismet Pasha expressed the plenipotentiary f . r Greece at the f.n 11>m at the terms the allies fust pi .ii*. . ..uf . 1 en. e of represenla i t 'i i * •». t 11 Eh- 1250,000 ■jaM N | AN A OK lv Al AN Illy Ik e l i a .i r l n l r d I'rra a l Illjr T h r \ « « c » r l n l r » l I ' r r s a l I 1 "• i. •' IB said to lienerul Haring lives o f Gieeii and Turkey and Allied •r t .. C\* ft ' ■it house for ' 1 Y \ I \\ A l >l:K, O . i 11 A W'ti Id A \ ' I I AAll t i f" if, I I. Ito. I ’ power-, it wii- announced to.lav the wid. >ltimp tt hip t.oi'uiitg with iny <" I fl A'I i . - >■ ,- carried | . .. , |(| v ' . ■ir new annistiie . >.n,on plat, a 11.1 . I.i t. (. >a . olif. i.-li. e Ila- Hot ■ •. ,i tin. ' ' A • *.i ■ • vote after t tin 1 . b >.v g i •. t n •to Ago. n; 11 a.ln 11>.ii t. ■ IIn a " i l l . c "• • . mpaign and (, i ■ • Mi ♦* l. .-, n d.-t. i Iiiilied , I■., ta ' a a - . 11 •*- . . I *-*.ta V tti r ••• • ill* I l»r \ tn . . . 1 • • I'll. t. . •n to in. |.y ( ietu-ral • harpy .1 1 , * • > b .m ta. ' 1 . " up,al into a k*M llgltr.s ...Olplb.l l"V I ."V.|s Ib-gl-tel \| I ( ». f II Jad,II lb. h. II. IS ;itt. i n. i t all* I n n •!*•■•> -. ■ r.• .1 .nr a• • 1 t.v the vote * ’ u ntil. ii, instead >>f paving the I l l s ION It ESI All n t V. ,tti r. f . r . ut. i t>. (i.i- .oulitrv, the « ll anp.ii >"• \ Iff »l r i a.. 1 1 f»*r •p. i.i only makes matleis l i t . ni e.| I n. . l l ' . w against; Mt. • . ' I I II.II I m i s MORNING Regi-t• t -how- that , Tail y ft.r, (!•* 1 11..r 1 M ut in i *\ll ..i SfM |or. ; a • - i ; Sorrento 51 i '.unit mg only sfups on vv hnli work 1 < bv t tuiiris' 1hat il I .t iU I I M U M . AIISSH • IO I m ist; I is 277 for, 45 ,f..r. 2 ..I llarington replied merely S AN .11 AN, p It . tt. t II Hinton a. tunity is in progress, tin- I'mted DI .. ,.htam frish mdi, ll \Nat1 •iii ' eatillu I for, 14 against agam . tal <"harpy has ronsented t■» resumed hi- airplane flight from Oi l |N| I El A POST PON ED tales i- Ini bv Englatnl, I-ram e and ■ ha* writ" ’ i '.iic mi (ft ;itn her• 2 with Japan and the llrilisb . .-I. . .,b>' ' ;!•' op 1 II I f l l l i ' T " f ( f " agnui*t Eruitland land tins in..ruing with Island ..f Goad.-' •»flklf(4«•II— 11i(flit on th.- h irls i»f till'* ■II > 1hr \ ■ ■ i M - l f l I r «I r. *s i h'l'. •■» • dairy . m is t. < b-rmont 23 >1 1 |;..bon , f , N. (i,t |l After ni.im-r • ;• • m-vt -t ujiinp pin, e lh I | | 1 ll l\ 1 •jut r > i ..inn ' • has in ' vliasrott ii for, 76 ..f llu ex . bull. Ibo .. • and interruptions, the work now tuii.ihikk* St .ties i* II 1II "J he 1 ill•il . 11 lie that fifyt .Inirn i* si 'a ti for, 44 ju.—*polled Mudimiii ronfen'nre' readu-d a M AIEROl'S AAIItrSHKJj . lei • I I. f.» !ll\ . V IH I . nt >.f tin AAHi ll! ‘ (on , h i’ * |- tiieri' I•. I tie t ill R EPORTED IN IRELAND ••ling point yesterday with the •t funding I. na'ge England i- building p»*r In . ..» 1 ■ 'bills of i f w sioc pi.em cta to bo Dali) I . v I I t . H U M . R ESI' Al ED rent and the other maritime nations tel it« s, a* i ..»di‘ ’ loll to Ismet Pasha, the Nat .• I it. i to winti i n t on ill. v te is 1 IS2 for 657 i \ -.pla-n* 1 I - I resentative, for aceeptance 'I b i s a t m •• pie ' ! pel cent i milium d |t |IIIIl'H *In III? Thr \ • • 4»«-| n f * r t I'rraal ii I nglai.d pi l l it I* i - ' *' o »n : i..|.xul agreed to by all t lie of . th. IM" HI.IN, 11 Nunii'ri»u»* am '-oh as Lieut, (ii-iieral Haring (III N I A SEA I hush vs, lia-av v but-I- of firing fn>m AK " ' DDfM.IIII.E HOI El ■ "iihed it, would give the Turks OF H IGH LANDS illA S S E ! xE.A» 1 A' various part o f Ireland throughout C 2 O V E R TUCSON r o HE N AM HD • r .inis within 45 dnys. STRONG E AHTHtJl AKE r, the night. Fighting tontinued until 1 Hr Thr li.iM-lnIrd 1 •he convention, consisting of m i l t M’ H ji v a i l 11 , , dawn No reports on I..AII ASS EE, Oet Sll AK ES ( I I A «».' ROME _ T i n r Thr Aasnrlalrd I'rrr, 1 l l » SON. Ariz., Oet 11. - T h e ar is tit awn on liha'rnl lines, .’iltcl at noon SEBIUNG, Oct. U Novenilier *1 ro jill of the (Tiernkei NO DAM AGE 'iE PO R T E D m; tlingible C 2 en roote from San - 1" w lag strongly trnces of French in 21st is the date set forelection to see • new hotel, o f forging Diego to Atlantic coast, passed over ' on the side of hte Keniulists. j ll IIVa O LDE ST WOMAN FAN name the county sent of Highlands itllx .m l the contrail r. ( I I - T la r A a a u rln iid I'rra a l T o t ..... this nu.rning vviht motors ' nder it, thip Greek* will evacuate ______ R o M F . Oct. II A strong earth county. Sehrnig, Avon Bark, Lake IIOll ed that they will •< roaring smoothly. 1 * »«,,, Thrace within 15 day* and, ( n r Tke A > w « * t r ( PrrtM i Stenrns and De*otn will ho eontest- work in time for th. hostelry to open <make khooV complete the transfer to the Turks in' IOAVA. CITY. In.. Oct. II.- M r * . D V .| , uug reported up for buainess Jnnuarv I The Walls grent a u r n ant*. "'MiUorml month. The Turkish civil IN. Richardson, o f Davenport, H»i year.* hnv >isen t<> the fou >h floor anil on to 1 p m h hiunistration will follow closely on o f n gc. Is believed to be the oldest , ly i nt more floor remains to be eon* J A. Harr.>ld sold out hi* «*ro. .-rv AMERICAN LEGION of the departing Greeks, the woman football fan. She ordered a AUXILIARY MEETING atr , The hotel will contain 100 business today and wm teiiie i rum ' ' t n . ■transfer being u n d e r the super- speeinlcnr today to tnke Her anti 25 ---------rooms. active business for .i while. Mr. ....... .. »t thet Allied missions and Al- friends and relatives to tho Iowa'Yale There will be a call meeting o f ; ------------------------------Hnrrold has lieen in the grocery b u s - ‘ heti ft,raps provisionally occupying game at New Haven, Conn., next the American Legion Auxiliary in the ||() MER LANDS AT FT. MYERS mess in Sanford for »..e past twenty * exceeding seven hattal- Saturday. Welakn Luhhy Tuesday afternoon at -------and was otic of *' f.t '. " ■ x'.ait tv I he numlter of Turkish gendnr I IIy T h r A * * o r l n l e d | - r r « « l 4 oVhsk x* Xu s , *."i j I1 'ismess Hi- nas not made T MYERS, t», t It Genre • m th eproviiice during the inter withdrawal of the Turkish forces from I It is I'nim-stly urged that each is * * foi tlo fului. and will las, M i"t|e, nled to the discretion (ju. n,..,|n ,| zones, it simply specAflc* ini'in bet mjike an effort to attend till* E k n u r , past president of the Na . ' , .M od vinlitl -t visiting Eridny hditZinal A ... i.i Don and f>" H' "i dints subject to Allied ap "w ith all possible Mtfe'l " Mut if they mooting as it is tune wv were busy i i. t . it if *•I• »•* I • • N Arek.y luncheon, of yi'lirs publisher and editor of sign the protocol, the Turks undertake if we are to a.compli»b arn ^voi k 1•. ■ b. t i ..eiiiierce, A’aldez Ht>di ' ina tec River Journal, at It rial * 1L*. on their side, undertake to rea p ed the neutral zones until Al during the'winter months i...i t ’ •I. '\VM t has purchased a substantia l lace an army m Thrnce until |j,^J occupation ceases. There is still Ora H. M urr'll. f it . I'm . r, re|.ie.-elltu.g D.'.ii.ei > p i i i Regular meeting, Rebecca -t in the Ft. Myers Daily I’ rc * . *' H ratified, while new peutral ru> worrl that the Turkish fnrres in Seer 'tary 7,till "t'omo nctvefy indent if iosI with Miller Co., «»f Halt nil..re. M I . I- in the I n.lge. Masonic Hall " He limited hy fixed commis- these zones have attempted to execute >C.||s in p. in Hand rehearsal, Sanford >. w-sn'ip " ' a* gi-m-ral manager i l l y today n I >g on In- In. nI > Get your offu u s-;ppliv«, statioin-iy the orders of withdrawal said to have The Pier* Ladies Band, ut the court houaer"' . of both anil F’ost Cards at the Herald office. protocol gives no time limit for been given by Jpustnpha Kemnl. Williams, bortemler on the board steamer President shipping Madison. PORTER WAKEFIELD ON CAKE MAKING Negro Population of the United States ( ’entered in Georgia DEBT REFUNDING COMMITTEE HERE, DESPITE REPORTS WILL ACT AS CHIEF : THIS WEEK IN : SANFORD I ) A* * l \ 1 �Vt 1 Tvs . SRS in i^ ~K i .r . :* r £ i , ^&J7 **3? ' i S' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1922 PAGE SIX S O C IE T Y ka ka If y o « k n rr a n ; frlrnda llillln g f o — I f i r on a r r g o i n g n » » , r ? h r r * o r r o m l n g h o u r , o r If , i >n a r r r n l r r l a l n l n g , » » r l f a p o a t n l r » r d l«i t h l a d r p a r l m r n l , a l a l n a d r t n l l a . o r t r l r p h n n e t h r Itriu. If o i l ka g r r a l l r a p p rr r la lr d . I he went her in just right N w fni ihe teal fall business we bare been talking about. 9 ---------Setter Homes Week on south Park avenue all this week. All the ladies should attend the lectures. . ------I'oiintry i lull ami g o l f links open Thursday October lVth. Join now and be ready for the big opening. ---------The Men's Club o f the Parish House SOCIAL CALENDAR W EDNESDVY , . „ ‘ " tn , , Sociiil Fen and MusWR for mein. . „ . , bers o f the Music Department and Officers o f Woman's (dub at four o'clock p. m. THURSDAY K of C celebration Columbus Dny. F r id a y - The regular business 1years with Vogue. Am ong tho spec- f ml features in indies hats are the Mo hawk velvet * and silver brocade nnd silver trimmings nnd nigrutte feathera, the hlnek seal, gourn feathers, green brocade top, crush satin, trim med picot, velvet points jet nnd feath tied trimmings. There is also a must complete line o f ready-to-wear hats for young Indies nnd misses and tile arrangement o f the wholu shows the hand o f an artist. With the furn ishings in keeping with the flowers and the favors nnd the uir o f some. . . . . . . ... thing different M i-Laity s Shoppe . , . . , . . ’ * sprang into instant favor this morn ing. Miss Downing will uIbo carry a fine line o f gifts and already has a shipment o f score cards, mottoes, etc., on display. Dainty souvenirs o f min iralure powder puffs are delighting ^ ■a LOCALS H R S. F R E D DAIC.KR, Society Editor Rhone 217-W meet- wil! not meet Weilneaday - o f th l. the feminine eye. ing o f the Sal lie Harison Chapter. ' v , ‘‘ k .h,,t ' ' " / ne*t WCek N S D A It will be held at 3:00 ,hc th ,n * W,‘<lnr''<,« y o f ' every ‘ ... month in the future. f o clock with Mr*. IV n y Meru, an * • hoatcs 9 ---------Sum.- ten members o f the Snnforrl R u t f i r v I ’ liiL innrni»vt>fl n D nvlnm i m m r „ . . . |.p r r . . , , it<i\,,.-u u ' ul ' k ,{‘ ,t,,ry n " l‘ journeyed I10 Daytona ’ ‘ ‘ __ ’ today to tnke lunch with th Dnytonn rt,’d Orlando Rothrinns. We know TUESDAY Mrs U F Tolar Cake Making. *hnt Sn,-, f " r' 1 wil1 Kiv® “ K°°«l “ rcount Mi« Porter Wakefield. ° ‘ " f ‘ koinselves. Tho Shoppe f i i o i B i g m i a i S E i i i E ! SAVINGS W e pay 4 % Interest on Saving \(, Uxount, TONIGHT FRANK M AYO YOUR — IN — “OUT OF THE SILENT NORTH” An interesting story o f a French Canadian trapper. Also a Snub Pol lard Comedy and Fo* News. 11 make it Added attraction: “ A Trip to Paramount Tow n ” showing the greatest studio in the world— fam>UH directors in nction— noted atara making pictures. IS C a le n d a r Savi ngs T om orrow — Conatancc Tnlmndgo and Harrison Ford in MWeddlnjr Mc IIh'*; iiIho n ( mo part Comedy. know it ami the new store will prove a distinct and valuable ad [T] [h ] l... L t n - i a .. dition »to» ithe business o f tthis city, ilc sure nnd uttend tho opening today. If Large ynu cannot, drop in tomorrow or any i f «i [Q [g [T l[N ][3 (l][S ][S ] Will help the account jD'ow shipment 6f new music. — Hintcrmister IMnno Co. lf>8-tfc SANFORD’S w. E. Watson. THURSDAY Miss Ruhn Williams. tendance should increase each dny. Hon Kon st Lake has returned from I’ ll ID \Y ib - Hankers Convention m New York M m Deane Turner . ■•'•I reports a fun time. The Hank.•M \m .< intion had several dollars S MTIIDVY ■! -I on i-ntei l iniment and they John I 'iiardi U. I UM|,,r. the time of tlle.r .Mt I k- said they .were taken SI \(.NKS «.t II D ’ T,.i I. » » and the ball game.- and The St \gne> (itiibl held it -h"rt ' ' ' ^ Hu y not only enjoyed business meeting yesterday afternoon -b. t,nt-luig of the association but tiie i.t tiie home o f Mrs t I Marshall on f.aitun. t.ts and Imiuiucts nnd that Park avenue Several matters of im Hi- |i"o|de o' New J <>rk were great portative were discussed and report1 ■ l it i ,m r Mr I like said the out read 1‘ 1 1,1 ,(ie north was \fter the biisitii -s bad In i !| tr .u ... ! -i,l thousand .in- coming to iii te-l Mr*- Marshall s.tved sandwteb I l. . J i On winter e- fruit ■ ik• and icml ten \Tl. M- *la- I » .1' I lie Ill1 >' I'll •I ' Ml I \|i V S Silt 'PPM M I., x Mt XX1.. M- : im* • hi n l ' I S H i 1111s. M t i R M M , R.ix im o-l I'b w 10 |:« -1 • 1 Mt I IIIMiM.I H \\ I I II I M ill S M • II ' . . t i t ' N I.’ ' M. 1 . 1 1 »11.1 r.. Mi 1 : V\ c 1, . M , M■ I .d\ s ! i.| c tin V. t > lie , t I Mr r 1 ' 1 : gx». 1 -. Mt M 1 X(| •I ' •♦ l d ' ,i. ' i.:.!if .-., t. i Im l.i.s <ii k» in II im 1. ix*,!!,g. . M U...M 1 . r S 1Pi g * 1 .1 .ill- ! ' . 1 1 •- f tin- . it\ opened tlii- morn M i v •' i fti m Hu ..pimug hour until R. V \ s 1 - - k 1. 1 . I 'll . aftcrip—ii til#, new millinery ' I ill - ' y.,1 w It ti bidu-s I.f t he SI il 1 M III p \ R I M K M Pt»s| if f t,’ \ ' i d tn.iin i .tin t ■ in PI IN ED I t , || •• • • i, t jre' i >1 ady - -i.'.i i • • • • i• I ! i ,- i g ' 'g ilt u p t>. ' ti*' * .! 'll. •t r • 1’ 1' t III ♦• t♦ ! » -. i • v i . .c l a ti.i h a v i n g 1 •Jit . ’ ’ ■ \t 1 II ' 1• T*"» J Ml. .IphM ' !. ' h i t . ' i ’ l l III ■ t III", l e i r, f t i r i n ' i i • t •1 1 •.1 ^' I ,tip »»I t I I *i ■>. i "t t i ■ - ii • pi I i » \ U 1. ■f \1 . t ■•on ■ t M• i I ............... - g 't|. - 11 -i |.. It I■ f r„ m Jacksonville mnking the famous r.i St. Johns river trip are now aw are o f vvhv t)tc ,,f Florida is called the | „| „ f f|OVVl.rs. There are miles o f y,.||ow daisies all along the'river blpiks J,„ ksotiviilc ts> Sanford and es p. •udiy in and around l ake Montoe t(l, .vmiford end o f the t u p Flute IMUny of them around ths Ih, i .-s the lake and the mouth of , K. fixer that they cast a golden glow tl„ watl. , , a „.| they are the sur ,,nS(. ,lf tourtsts on every hand i h -so yellow daisies are seen in Oeto i „ , M| November usually and they Mlt. (ll f,,u„d m ^reat |iiofiiMoii in . Fb.ri.la. The Tampa Tribune j ,, ,h. following a i t i d e about th. m II f i • I t ., 11 l- I 1I t II •! ' b - . - . i , i d - o f p i - o p ' , • H.. - r■-■w-} r ■i uli ' fu r who •m t . . M, •? \ slfitl* » fit.* a •■i ■ , lila--t-. ami dti. h"i • - f \ t c l a !«, ' v. HODGE’S Auto Paint Works PRACTICAL AUTO.MomLK FAINTING l>\ Skillet! Men Ill.\ iik u n k n o w n •| UPSTAIRS Snnfnrtl. Florida Over the Overland (Inr.Jge lllr T hr i«. d- at' s i d ' i -Ids of ’ I Ml t \> '' * I It- f I-l"t 1' * ' r.. i ' l l i ..-nsi* of ' .1 '■•!»' ■ ' I. .1 m: i' ! | . . . .. • a g | n -h d t b ! ia-i-i -Jili .id along • •tti« t side o f tin- roadway nnd str"telling out beyond the range o f vision The dusie.v a r e ! | pat 11, olat nupieroiis at a point ! .* 1 * f . •• n n 1. s f r in T M p a ott "• 1 \ b .1.lo a d i'.| are - 1 * X w 11, t 11 . . " I I " . ' ' ' . XX ■ a m .11 1 . .1 W HY YOU SHOULD SEND I S YOUR c l e a n in g rni t In 1 ID . r .'1 li' ' I' ■w n > 1 1 1* g o l d tl .1 l.t .- W 1, . • | | t . | I II. V ill . ' 1... ' g 'In - ii.t. d i.i Ml. I d t - '" ■ ■ ■ in 22533739 . __ _ _ _ _ JOIi PRI! 1111 ka *a k* *a For Sale or Exchange ka , Sq k3i n* nn Idite Model In Excellent Condition B . & O . M O T O R CO. SANFORD. FLORIDA DlstributorH fur Llupxnubile and Lexingiim tars mi \aaorlnlrd I’ m . ) to o ' I t . t il l J. H. HINTERM1STFR PIANO CO. esserrt San ford’s New Store I’l.unc l-i| The Churchwell Company I I *1 ^ t o r e * in (•> o r ; :li t ----------- Perfect Fitting F o r M e n , B o y s , W o m e n and C h ild r e n - A s s o r t e d C o lo r s J up it rebitive*. where he became ill W M ill STEVMER ASHORE FOD VY Oi l' f t It \N ( O A S T Cleaning—Dyeing--Altering , SANFORD’S LARGEST CLEANERS 317 Last First Street — . -Rhone 5(50 T h r Aaaurlnlrtl l'rr««| KEY W EST. Oct. 10 The W ard Line Steamer Santiago was reported i f h o r e on the Cuban coast one anti l !•ree fifth mile* from Key West. A wrecking relief tug snild at noop to assist hr. First Street SELLS it for LESS ftp’ ***?' u iiy* :* n **a . 4 — ti.ir SWEATERS Out break Today Mountijo jov Jail y Jail Several Killed I t'N lH 'N , lb t in \u i. t n uk in the Mount joy jail at Dublin i.». i. . y x hen iiTrg.ilaiit priMiticm attiu ked a guard with revolvers smuggled iii says | an Evening News dispatch Otic guard wax shot and Kill. I. and 1 .. others •ire wounded, military g .ard n t trn eu the fire, killing one prisoner and wounding several uthAs. Large Shipment of New Musi| F U N E R A L DIRECTOR L- W'g striw to <lo tin* impossible— please everybody. FROM KEY W EST 2. — /.II work is handled with the utmost care. DIED IN C A L IF O R N IA 3. — No bicycle delivery but delivered sanitary to you in our own tni"k. just as it leaves the press. III, T h r A canrlnlrd I'rr.a) KEY W EST, Oct. 10.- Rctijninin 1.— We do all kinds of pleating at reasonable prices; Accor Lopez, of this city, past president o f dion Pleating l ack the same day. Floridn Morticians organization died "».— All work, large •r small, has the personal attention of at San Diego, Calf., today. Recently the manager, Mr. Clemmons— he knows nothing else, { attended the nutionnl convention at fi.— Last, hut not least, we are Rind to make anything right Dettvr ns Florida's reresentitlve, he that should happen not to he right. Service that serves. went from ther»s to Snn. Diego, to vit»- Sanford Steam Pressery H ilt *5 • th. - -i’»ir V«•*Tl*1 lilili , !•111 ____ •t> .i * it \v11-*14* fi*» stiif •• nff««rt|** in-tn* » 1• ’ t lit* I r.tl.i i Vr long 'Iii SERVICE I fci i fcj | ' \ \ \ , III. O, t |(t Miss Ethel M.el ,,f Tnyl.u \tile, is the first wo ■ be. ng t ■.1 as foreman of 111 'il m r\* Dublin Prisoners Sinngled Pistols anti Made Itreak S ix R e a s o n s «■) -PROGRESS- . ari tUv \l I WORK (.1 MtVN'I'KEIi I IRSI ( IASS P-n na STIIENGTH- ni the Krott. North lll(s| ' ADJ FOREMAN - i ' .-b ti, ' Hid M l E( I FI) FOR JF ItY ts bloom the year around. \T PAN A. ILLINOIS -.tin beauties ar. md ' " ;'tiv • 'her state N.M-.w ' ■ ' 1 ' ' • ' •' ''" I 1 any on. ' tag l • t;» •! t "hf liillpr ••t i ci tIii in.iItio •*» I"i nn ns ii Hav« voi, renil the van* ml, t. slay * ' ’ ■< ' g ►a Seminole County Bank] TE Oh, hoy. ain't we all right today 7 Snow in Tennessee, cold weather in Jacksonville, ciad weather in Sanford, cooler weather promised by tin* weather man for the halnnwe o f the month and old summer kicked out of the lap o f lady Fall Let's go! 5:40 A. M. OCT. 10. 1022 Maximum 89 i Min m tun 01 Range c,k Mnrom.tei 29.03 Rain 23 Northwest and clear. I . i I.la aim- lo g,.t the name f •'« Iin* T>t«*r« 'I n w v i s *»r ~o •Milt Ifill' ’ ll IV ti.. •a ti --tinext v e il. ■ i . t i - d -I M n g p o l i a . i v e l l ' e II I t h e l i e w M »ll t he Rax li ore load to >. . i 11 ■. i . . i • a t i . * -■ M* 1 r . a i ti.# i t • ■o l d it, g a tid % - p r e --1* le* 1 ib outi'y anil 11>. Rixerview - — h i i.v Miss Kattieitilie Downing, tile , , . , • ' road offer coin-lusiv.. evidence as to L a r g e s h i p m e n t o f n e w m u s i c . I 'o p ii e t o r and Presiding geo .IS who . d . gamed tlm n on . «,f the — Ilin le i m ister P ian o (H . lliS -tfe *• ^ nf "I w th fif t ie n y e.n , ,a it (tt. • , , . a _( , t(.h..H • Yes, the is l,kul' ,h '' " to‘‘ k ifl ncw nni1 u»> jp every particular, the head o f the estahlishment knows the businiCSs a* R K P F A T I K i\ If you’re like most people, somHim. arc■ (foinji want money badly. But if you have gained a fnvroaMe t, j Bank, through a steadily growing account ' u' li i " M1 sition to get accommodation when necdnl ‘ Therefore, not only open nn account. 1 time. Miss Downing will always be glad to see you und to cater to your s a Ha f c i i u i i t t i Rs i s i i mi t i i i a j j wants in tiie millinery nnd g i ft line. Its ka ■ There were 52 callers at the Hot ka |■ ter Homes demonstration yesterday kn ACRES OF YELLOW D A IS IE S afternoon which was very encourng ing to ihc Indies in charge. The ntThe tourists coining up to Sanford Ka WEDNESDAY Mrs • . . , — . ■« ■ m ( lurtrf* �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1922 PAGE TW O U flitl u i u / 1/rtiL i I l l L i l l / l U l / tore training and life work. FabtUhra every afteraaea n r r p i Nan ^ V “ .\ u A v Z U. . r * " V l ,V tU. —------------------------- 1------------------------ just If you read over the statement which Mr. L F\ erel t makes, you can understand what he is driving at--dances. THE HERALD PRINTING CO.j,ti* 1; r ,ln*KT.s'H,y^ r , , lsmoking r *H-«,i?ti,rc sh ms A„ r v a U B I lE I I S ‘ " ri cigarettes, ay is growing in America vc that with its advance __________________________ ____ ________ _ girls parading their painted checks man R. J . IIOL.LT--------- —■ • if a I* or highly roughed lips ail have a ihlelbs t w ill realize Dial it is not new nn nt w, shall see a new type of ritl\ strong nation is dependent Up _ » ......... „ part in kirpmv: snmr u ( thr «lnMi«h law* hut etiforcemeiit that we neeil." , sen II. A. BfKEI*. ___ (irnrraI Mitnurr This was the statement o f Mrs. W. on its women and the manner m which Pkaar 1 4 J( up lo 0 *oo I*. II. hack with ttieir studies The major — -----— ------ ------ —— — ----— ------------ — itv of the cases, however, do not fall H Felton, who has become the first the women of this country grasp their A l m t l a l n c llatffl Made K n om i on , Application upon thr ahoultlrr* «>f thr ihihlrrn man r m t r d SUitra Srnntor, an opportunities. "The most romantic development in UtWIB ailll*l>___ cirralailas hut upon those of the parents who, if she declared at her home here yesIbis country's history comes about ___ _ I’ fconr a=0-1V aft*r a p. m. their child fail. Marne -thd* teacher terdny that stie is succeeding the Into because our problems today are social Habserlptlon Price in A it a n r r right away, when, as a matter of fact, Senator J'honias !, Watson, without in to * M o illi |m,|n reason is that the parents exciting herself over such questions and economic and this is work which women are needed. Delivered in n o by Carrier themselves have been lax, they don’ t as the tariff, the bonus and the fast"I am thankful for the good laws W eek.......................... ............ i a t>ni» pf,y enough attention lo the schooling disappearing "flapped'' style of girl. Tka kl* l l - fo iH-piyr Weekly Her- o f the children and they don't have "Good laws and good law makers" that we have now, hut even more im'r'pabU ahrd'rvrry'fsrlday, A L rrlnerve and courage to set their foot she continued, "we already have. I portant are the greater laws that sol ” ^nciwi*e*iakpoMMr»0* jV o o 'p r r l*mvn l*pmi the things mentioned above shall not strive to win glory in states- eirty must observe if we are to have We must have year. always in ndvanee. and show the children wherein such a mnnship. If only I can aid in making a strong citizenry. more thought o f the simple, sweet ■BHHKit Till-: * sstiU M TKi> r n f i s s thing is nut right and out of place 'm en and women live cleaner, sweeter Th* Associated Pres* ta eiclualvnty f,,r those who are going to high and and more wholesome lives, I shall he virtues of life," kntllled to the use for rnputillcallou of , , "Men and women must be good beall n i s i dispatcher credited to It or gramm ar school, wellysatisiii <t. cause they want to be good. No and a U o T h ! * " c a l “ *n ew B ‘ publUhed* hl*v>' « responsibility in the Mrs. Felton remind* amount of legislation can make them herein. teaching o f the young, just the same fashioned mother pot good." she asserted, “ although the dU patcrn *'*.^^^ *eacher and unless those par American stafte tod.v future of our nation ami of our race -------------------------------------------------------------- eiits help keep their children morally, a> white n s'snow and ili pends largely upon it. r ___ ______ _________________________spiritually and physically clean the ed, out despite her agt "I see a better citizenry coming same condition is going to he reached tive. She possesses i her to America only through efforts to ' in Lakeland that prevailed here three humility. Although r o f improve our living standards. The ------------------- -—---- ------- —* ------------------- or four years ago. Prof Fverett is manner, the "grand Circus weather, fellers. Rig one coming to Jacksonville next week, Hope one comes to Sanford soon, don't you ? ------------ O------------ right He is merely hinting now as to G eorgia" as she is kn what he is trying to stop and he de-*the South, talks ns serves the support o f every citizen writes and does not for Uie sake of the children in keep- press her views on til itig them where they belong, it will be sues of the day. Chicago man trying to escape from If tea test blessing for them in the his wife fell o f f a roof and broke ''»'d 1,1 '< menus better citizens m three ribs Mis wife now savs she future and the i hildreii themselves will I„,t .hvnr.r him tv,, h.iv. tint 'ri|t inter thank those who were so id and rnnstderali' in having a part the i'burnt ter building of ihc young n and women A n o t h e r ,la» k s . m : j U s l o p i> o v e r keiulid Slar I r due. These stops ihat are overdm have nothing on we landlubbers who have notes overdue every day in lto year. the report o f circuit judges who m e t ie r , taking for his here at the call o f Governor Gary A .J o f business men m „ Hardee, to formulate n proposed re The Rev. Mr ( vision to the legislature at its next spirit o f the civil ,,, session. Daytona, Sanford* an, The judges recommended that in herah^nj^n new day IM here a jury of 12 men is reThe Sanford' and > Reuses the verdict o f eleven he nr ions then gave w-iini cpnred hile in |iunets of sis men, all Rotary lesson, the |i,r * epted w are tried liy jur not being “ in on t >1 <■ | except capital tes of six men Another reen present proded in a case wher fidavits that l judges suggest judge be allow ° f himself in d would be prejui set forth in th true. As an vfl mg' of law vioh ’ he judges cor the state be gi\ fr" " ’ thl‘ where coses nr r,‘ r’ Quashed in The provision M‘ i f,,r the def *n!'* argument l ^’ t‘ (k’fcndant stan'h would be l,,,M'd changes, ■l|J|,|did Govern 1here must be every en cou rag em en t." Senator Folton declared that the 11 g islalmu this country most needs loiday is iliut gained "at the knees of the mothers of A m erica — laws that dm gieater than laws." snr.tr •h, r and 11 li other j abroad. I am not interested appearing flapper tyj smiled as she remote! Im eii aiciistomed to consider our nor mal due Naturally we are great builders. We are constantly building m-w tpwns, ami these must be proviii cit with houses for the citizens, stores for traders, churches and schools for a!1 the people, roads to make connec t ions with outside points and a multi t«de of essential conveniences. This |s e-pet lallv It a ,.f I* lorida. where t"Wii' - p i io i ’ UJ....... .. mghl and .pink I I O O 0 S NOT HAD |\ . _____ Mmal conditions u are not so a f,,|k> believe them p, \\ \ McRae sti ,,f , a g iu u ltu re and | v*rc ides drainage i,. ■ , r T \ 'o d a V u • , t. " n >:ti•1 1:tI N. Y. C ENTRAL It It "'ll "I'M RN UETintN TO WORK !<>H\i (liy The II \S ODOR Al l ITS OWN I'OSTOFI K F M A K E S KICK Cl l f I' '• et g l i i d i -1' , t o i n m . s Thr Aafeortnlrd Second sheelH, S' ,xli fJOc per 1,000, while thev Hernld office. I'rrkk t u< \| ()(t H. The festive .i.iwi, that -eim tropical fruit which, ..1 1 1 . 0 , d e a d , r i p e has an o d o r a ll o f its 00 a.d ,fl[|v*ll voliJjtloUs own, a ga i n lias eoiue to thr f ront - ‘ 1 o 1 vi i. in iioiiiannei wiin odoi Henry Li v i ng s t o n, of ’ .............. . I ' 1 ' - and he >t the i hance for a recurtlood such as was recente x t " ut'-'.j, 'itiudl ■. |>i•Ti ■M . ■! 1la M 1 Ui a ■1 >r x f ’ oil i d, next ’ ' r ■ I n. !v v next i i- M r . ' >!i i a n a l v v ili J u l y , la .Mi L a e w r, ta lc i . a n m g , .i •- be sa id . on h i- Ideas a liu iu lte l Op- d tv , i v i e r t l y mailed by parcel po-t, a |„,x o f guava- to a daughter m *»onth I arolina When the package ai nved at the South ( arolina post•f f i e ll needed |io bally ho ex perk , , ,t|fj Ole (lost mas I IT of that fact., lls e p o s t m a - t e t ;n •I • g a rb a g e p o -'.p fi, iii| u o f . t of 1 drain ig. i.iiniiiir.ss.tom r s ; t, .tiu ; diamugi; tiigmeei ami I oloiud tiilbert A. b a ile d s tat s district tm • i f " i Florida th e I la d e p o s ite d th e jto c k a g e , . -a n and re p o rte d d e p a rtm e n t )uul been , li. u l e f d is dead th a t lo . s lm d a r to to "th e I 'lig " th e o il TRADE WITH .'HIT E A S T S W ' l l M i Anti Save Almu-i it W gst J'atm lul wat 't routes ula c . ompleting hav f Sanfon *'-1' i that oi Hired lu ar < learwater about Dh*X 1 tatker dnv.ng to town in o wagon picked up n tourist g o in g a fo o t the ------nine way After ruling nwhile th e' tourist -ruffed sev eral tines a m i ' 1 i i• ■ i a r i u l , ami \ I ub 101 I F - II U I-: \ (.R E VI 5-lhs. Sugar with $1.00 order 10-lhn Potntoes. I IM F \ I D \ > TON \ III-: M il l-lb s O n ion s, ■’ i: lo m i h s ,,t ■ ll ! ll 111- I he I II.I- w III! h l i d - bed ll. serve 1' nle-■ are a member m naipc h,,Vr be.-n 111 many o m Umre isome local cause for them Let the sanitary and - t r e t department find out " h e h they breed and destroy them. — o ---------- -— It I . ,'d ! . .i 111 .lrt. r t , mg 1,1 rula t it’ n - t, - a II iln |a i'pli of t his i <t y that the golf link- and lountry i lob are ready f t tin winter visitor* ami also ready for th* 11..in* people It is* the great*-I asset of Sanford and will b<the means of bringing more new peu pie here this winter than have ever been here before. And we should also take pride in the fact that the golf links are as good, if not la tter, than the majority of the links 111 the stale t;r. a te r any by yeai ■n j , .o iM i.o il ii l o r the e t i l i n r. F * * r t lr . ii*,m* -! -ub s' tluii oii'tebank-■itimat* lit that lurking ht with unlding list of ise-fm les feel idustry. kindted tjy . r This iriduo of the S t a r - T e l e g r a m con tains a s tatement f rom P r of es s or hv en-tt, head of th* Lakel and « h ' " L that j* |*t 1 1 ,i.. r11 npd -hotild Im tak* ' B* r- „ m tm iza U, _ __ «, i (IS PER I I \ IS \SIT1II S HERE AND NOW. exists. With the attendance greaie lb* cx t.n l I.* which building opera than ever before arid the tear her have It* on cart led on all over the tried l<* the limit o f their paticmt there is atldell the perplexity of too rountry has had a great and a ppred loose n Condition" in ithe majority of aide influence in bringing hack that the homes where these' children should degree o f prosperity which we have ............... ......... t '1 CASH P A R E N T S S H < t n D I d 1 Mil ) I H E I R CHILDREN - tli. y e a r o f l'.*2 t „ 4.t only extended to •!„ -ti'.idity i e< nrrerit tmiblems Which f f * t h e busdiess Iif.- of tin mem r- !,ijf a!-,, ...nceru themselvi - with 1' tii. larger problems o f the com lloital s i n n tui monit y wliub s o o m r o r later affeet the life of tl i u l y . ami then fn.U its iai- in.*- as well a - its mi, ml w e If are The concerted effort of every niein bi r, the o f f i i e i s , dirts tors and com nivUcys must be d m t t e .i toward rilak *tg possible equality of opportunity for our business men in competition with other cities in the state Real aceoitiplishmenls rest ill the wisdom and well focused energies o f the nr tubers Are you doing your share t t make this a bigger and better city'.' 1 * 4 .-ti i i , f t It ’ ( *r fftr , ... I ., lll( ■ S w i f t ' s P r e m i u m H um 11 . ' ■ 1 '.I to pot or, a mode] per 111. >*< 'a .,ti for l bi IvPtnriaos of that 1 2 - lb. S a c k Flour tv, 1110*1 ■f the party returning last fop ■ve-ung ami reporting a mos en joy Creamery Butter, able visit. Seven members o f the n o r |b Sanford Rotarv Club joined the local lelegation on the trip. |C H I C K E N S AND E Tit. Rov W A Cooper, jiastor o f A Y S ON HA! the First Methodist church here, and a Kiwaidar was the principal speak- o i t . la, (bar, " " ............. ll\ 'll, ol 1. Ill -Olllc go- -ll I I'll.-*'. Thcr»‘ i- a laboi >hort igc m marly every branch of industry', and wage increases ai* beginning lo record i <!. Altogether the ski* "* are mu* h brighter than they were a few months ago, and everybody is happier.— Tampa Times. f t , , It Ft o\| M Iv' ti M V.KHU 1 1 y DM !" TO CONM'ICT <lly Thr ANI) ( . a «• I** Minn1 of the* Ntap!** < an«! some of the fall . r ,i;.* g i- gratifying [.* know that the canals functi*ined well and Dial I like t Iki-ecliohee act mg as a great r. servmr performed its part hi preventing 'in ii an over flow a* wus ha*l in |;iI2. ' At that time," he added, "the Cal onsahatchhe* was four feet higher than during the highest point in this year’s flood, and while there wilt be* con-id Table damage to crops in the U may i*e that the flood came ,lt an opportune time, serving to show . the farmers and residents in the dis , r 'rt the need for more effort on their Rart and also to show the state! drninrtge body where special work shoubl be done to prevent further dan litre fr. ,* simd i- flootl- A d Mo r l n t r r i TALLAHASSEE Fhi . O r 11 Re, oinmei.,. ,c. ; hat t. . at. legal * ode be amended so that ' m ajority” verdicts in both criminal and civil cases would suffice; was contained in •iKPH Large .shipment of new music. Hintermister Piano ( > ir,s.(fc F E ST IV E FLORIDA G L A V A in drainage d. ;>:u l ment, pr o g r e- s " f drainage * *l! Aaaiirl nl rd I n C F F A L O , Oct || i drede shopment who after work in the Ww railroad shops here over by the W ,1 i ,.t , , last June, will return t row. No announcement w,i the terms of settienu t t[ I here is scarcely a week which does not witness the rearing: in this city of another chimney—for a home or factory—whose thin trail o f smoke bears mute testi mony to its progress and indus try. Sanford is growing, but she has really only started to grow.. The citizens of vision have much to contemplate in the prom ise of the fiilure. j| V, oil may we say to the world: “ Watch Sanford’s smoke!" �Y*i ► rh- «S> *S| as o r et •*; "q r» ,r* TilE S.VjNI'OKI) DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, wu' w - ' W “ ' )W THREE -------- ^ T ' T V ' ; : ’ ''5 ' FOR R E N T — Rooms and kitchenette rj *5 N jW lH iW ?w M CLASSIFIED ADS f3 - : p r o f e s s io n a l CjrJs of Sanford’ s H e p u t-»bJr I’rofcaslonnl Men, each „f .hum, »« his chosen prot w i o n ihr Herald reeomnun.Is (“ t».e pi-ople. pui m *ta fa fa fa fa fa fa fa K a i c a k a R a t a R i M M George A. DeCottes Our (Seminole County Bank FL O R ID A INFOND FRED R. WILSON a t t o r n e y -a t - l a w Nal’l Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fin. fprcinl attention to examination of \bstrncta of Title Schclle Maines - LA W Y E R cral Practice in State and Federal Courts Phones 143-205-W j » L* amined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. niitirinn-Optometrisi Df Ea»l First Street Snnford, Fin. fci Fi.imlncd Glasses Fitted TOM MOORE 01 iu M L T R I S T -O l’ T ICIAN Dppoiitf i'ostofflce Sanford, Fla ■LTON .!. MOUGHTON MtCIIITECT I.... . BANP'tMi 7, Millet Bldg. - FLORIDA Dr. W. I). Gardiner Civil Service If ommiHV|i,ii |ia, announced an exam ination tie held at Sanford, Florida, j ranges from $2,174) to $2,6(M> per an >mm according to" length. S e p a r a te LOST— 1 male pointer bird dog, liver examinations for motor routes u n d , FOR SA L E - White willow baby ' car'- j, W!,itc’ a,,awerH t,f Iwagon routes are no longer held. Ap riage, cheap, 708 Myrtle. 168-2tp Mnder pleftws ,lutlfy 1,111 I'l,ml,er Co |pointm iUs, to both positions w ill lie lG7-3tp made from- the same register TH E FOR SALE Dodge truck, 1918 model, LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN Col EXAM INATION W ILL HE OPEN m good condition, $250 cash. See lie dog, color, reddish brown. An ONLY K) r i T l / . E X s WHO A R E A C Joe Mcrono, ennip ground at flindurswers to name of "Shep," Liberal TUALLY IMIMU'II.F.I) IN THE TER ville. lG8-2t]i reward if returned to Williams Car- RITORY o|- THE POST OFFICE FOR SALE-—Six room house and age.— A. L. Henkel, owner. U17-3*.p W HE R E THE VAC ANCY EXISTS sleeping porch, close in, good loca and who meet the other requirement# tion, $,*00 cash; balance easy terms. NOTICE set forth in Form 1977. Roth men 167-Gtc [ —Geo. W. Knight. Cntil eleven oVloojf each morning and women, if ipnilified, may enter FOR S A L E —Typewriter losk. one the Herald will be glad to receive over this examination, but appointing o f | flat lop desk. See C. M. Hand, the telephone notices o f society or ficers have the legal right to spei ify sheriff. Price $18 for both. personal events intended for publica the sex desired in requesting certifi 1G7-I2tc tions on that day. All matters for cation o f eligibles. Women will not FOR SA LE —Chnndlcr 7-passenger, announcement column, such as church be considered for rural carrier a p in good condition. A bargain, for socials and community affairs, etc., pointment tilde s they art the widows particulars address “ Chandler"’ care should be written and sent to the of ot U S solders, sailors, or mari/iev, of Herald. 10 3tp fire. or tin w ives of t . S soldiers, sailor The Herald desires to afford the oi marines who are physically dis FOR SALE -Chandler 7 passenger good condition, ( ’ lea p for cash or greatest possible Inti)mb' to those dc* qualified for ev.imination by reason < f : ■ i > ! in the 1 f mil, would exchange for light Ford truck “ ifing to convey items through the ittjore 'ociety page, and the fullest mens t a ry d tv 1 , in 1 1. 7 a in I app! . ,> Phone 430 W 167-3lp tire of coop eration is urged blank in iv h. obtained ftom the >i /lass ^furniture FOR S A L E l ust 1 lie Herald unit s its readers and flies tin el loit-rd above oi ft "in \lie 1GG r.lp Phone 9085. _______________________________ ______ friends to telephone to the society United lutes i |.|1 Serve t’ ('on mis FOR S A L E ii room bungalow and editor all items o f interest Every sion ar V. i huiglon, I i i Vpplea three extra lots, price $2,887.50, W c effort will he made to secure their lion should he forwarded to the Unfit invite your inspection of this propur- publication on the same day if the mission at \V edtington, i' l ' . at the ty.— A. P. Connelly & Sons. JGG-tfc hours described above are adhered enrlie ’ t ,h!e date FOR S A L E — $500 cash and monthly to. S i ll l i l t ; i m ; <( llu n i ltl l\ Ms m om en ts like rent, will buy an al most new house of t rooms and bath, I (l| HRs |\ i I I KM i: ( l| U(\t 1Eft 4lls 1hr \suh Ih1id l‘ r< *■» 1 lot .70x117, in good pari of (own, near V. 1 i ' U !;t \s H, I. ' 1 bar •f f. . ' )l!( V•■.1 b •'ll)1 tlpMfl school and store. Street will lie par 1 , I t ' ! 1 1 .i b. r. ; i I d -mu i * i ' IP in-in , bildi ■ ! ed soon. Frrr further information a d lr .I f. i ' - r ■! t . v r 1 . I,.via Tu in 'v 1 .. b 1 . n1 . a p dress H ou se' rare of Herald. Ili.T-ltp ■ ’ ■’ ' i ' 1i’ 111i\t ri1■*t 1". , it. 1" 1 ■■■I if" -I Iv f f it1 1 P o l l S A F E Five room bungalow, t . t ’ h. 1 , an l ill - ...... ll bl , a Iv - f . it i* lb. i. well located, easy term s price $2, t... W i<G.<>t rti r>t y f**i .. !,■ ' I ! ' V ■. i at*) th** r'br-'TM.'ll i 1 870.00, \ 1’ Connelly A Sons ■' ' ■ it,, i I, i bf . n \1 .! ! lu fut msh .V . r In ! .tTu-tt Hot tfc quick *5 83 8-4 fist *3 . MISCEITLANEOUS" *4 rd)v , id ..I , ri .Ikali I'lf-pt 111 1" ' r.d "■ l.ur ni a - hi-nu -■1,' .■i ititi b i.-.I, f-- iii f;r 1 c. vvlli v- 11 •-!!t• '..ill • fa nbit. lb,1 ••• ., f". |. f III' Ii Ic li.! • IId- F \ RM 1 IF' frair . t mi i u I’ .-t unit urn* d ! i-f ti j ■« Sanford ' •*v••I( y \\ o k ' ‘• 1■ 1 • D ih D IFhoro itors for lluprnohilc ami Lexington ars “ We carry the parts." 1 10 if Se" I \ EltAI . HOUSE ^ fur 9« if 1bigp in FOR M l . i: 1 •>-> tur in , Go Hi ' 1' flirW illg vvi 1! lat.il. 10 a. ips « li-ati''1, Hnriige radii ties ,|d now tit remarkably b<w puce if If “ i |,11 op you, tell other#; if not. I Hi tfi A. I*. Connelly & Sons. tell uh. Rhone 49H I»l FIN EH THE GOODS" Quit! Service Transfer SANFORD Marlliiu* & Foundry Co. limit d 'l it hine and Boiler Work#; Relumed----------------- Phone 149-12tp 62 Ml.LON & FRY FOR in ii, nelly SALK New five room bungalow good location, for immediate acIV Con $:(,2(n). en- \ t.-I m 167 tfe & Son«, 1:1 ! < I'lllCAl, CONTRACTORS FDR SALE— House of eight rooms, 817 West First street, five bed and -sitting room, bath nnd toilet. Water ob tained from fine flowing well, suf ficient for nil, purposes at nil times, thereby saving water rent. Sidewalk In front of house, ull paid- for. No inciimbcrnnco nguinst this property Price $7,000.00; $3,000.00 cash, balancc in yearly payments of $500.00. Address "Bargain,” care of Herald. 1G0 2tc ft rxi.-ichuum. Lights nnd Ajiplinnce# rooms, kitchen, dining new l ine of Fixture# ! -3 West First Street SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS v. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill FOR SALE— R. Muses’ improved strawberry plants, $7.00 per thou# • and for over 7,000 - R. Muse. Sanford, und b u i l d e r Work contractor 51 * ummrrrtiil Street— Sanford, Fin. -Florida. Ik W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY hilt K---------A UTO---------t-BON DS C on tractor and B uilder 8ANf o r d . j. . j. . .. I ..y and 'Oi Ii ve thf lb i - M 1 i ll. a i*hi ii 1y ah f lid il.g We I.I: ..ff to Duly "I o ii II k Unis of >l> ; ■ ' i ip I i «. v it room ’ >1. < h..n i I .1 1h ( i.. I’ ll. 1 .11 lb. ,1 to m« f ■t a ud I l f . . a n •).,• All! , p c s ! them t " produci' bet ter school work and make happy !h. i i . i ' i r hour'* All ehihlicn' s rooms a re iisualiy a Iif. th, Sanford, Florida SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS T H E BEST One of the delights of home in tempting, <&Dclouv meals, itrved with * the beat bread ROUTH BAKERY Nexl lo Princess Theatre The FOLLOWING SERVE THAT PURE ELDER SPRINGS WATER TO THEIR PATRONS DRUG STORES— R. C. Bower’s Roumlllnt & AnderMon Union I'harniacy RESTAURANTS— Bell Cafe Seminole Cafe Welakn Restaurant HOTELS— Mmitciunin Hotel Seminole Hotel \'aldc* Hotel Wigwam ( leanlini'ss is next to Godliness \V< m\ite tin* pu01Ic and nil users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the sprinR nnd in our method of handling its product. Why take a t li’tme? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and itB purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles T'\e Ford people of Sanford us well us the Western Union recommend thin wuter for b it tenes. * 'all j fi lie .'til and have a b o t t l e of t h i s water s, at '.,iii and protect voitr health Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORD -:- Fethtt m 1 h;iHnc vnur 1m i l i* ;ux , i (b,,lei t h cv rid cl We in \ i- i!.|e F t t he imlv W e carry rim* and D r iv e -in I d lin g S t a l i n n e q u i p p e d w i t h 1’ q n t p s . ' ’ ::u ? rank Akers Tire Company p i- a u :k s i . S. Vitus, Gas, Oils, Accessories Iioiid Service—----- :— Phone 447-W TREET AT ELM W E .— SANFORD, FLA. V; Y- KW” ”/ f 11 'l J V * 4 ii ai *i r ^ “"‘ I| " . . . . th t th tr tff tr J tr tJ him h tlJ until h n 6 nt rivri f>aiJ i f t t h 'CO f^ u n J i t j Virgin!u t a b a a i," M ilder, if anything, than other tobaccos, yet there is a pleasing piquancy of taste and aroma that sets a Vir CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WOBTII MONEY f -», 2 - i NOTICE To all merchant# and busineas men „f r jty „ f Sanford; Do not dc.ivt>r „ nythirig to the American I.cgiun f,r Sanford on open nccount unless you j,et n written order or requisition for phme. ginia cigarette apart. be F*r ciiartfU/ I'irgtnut tt& H t? if tht hflt. 1" ' ! " ■ !? . ' rUeumatum, backache, kid noy nnd bladder ailments; and f o l e j FOR R E N T —Small cottage, seo J. Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and Musaon. IG7-3tp thoroughly cleansing cathartic foi headache# FOR B E N T — Furnished housekeeping constipation, biliousness, Sold every and sluggish boweli. nnd bod rooms, first floor. 314 E. FLORIDA Fifth Street. . / , . M a w . i’ ll or an\ c a r c a r r y i n g Tit i“s to St r ai gh t Si«l«*. ' / pra. t c a i d y bit all put poses. .Mothers whose boys and gi r l s ur.‘ started . f f I i s< hoo| aga i n, who are an Moils to make the lmm.‘ rooms the most d< .sirable places for play and stn.lv, w i ’ l do Well to visit the model house ai Park a venue, Deoi -strut ion Week D the Better Moiio-s in ' i n n i a l aniip.igu, in who h Fi nnnofe ( ounty Federation of Worn1n‘s Clubs bus- e'lhsteil with h ondr. d of ol lut . oniurunities throughout the 1 mted .Slat '■j*. »"i9 0lp lG-1-tfc FLORIDA V IR G IN IA TOBACCO Cut out this slip, enclose with be iand mail it to Foley A Co., 2837 bhef FOB RKNT field Avu., Chicago, III., writ'ng your FOB KENT— Furnished room, also n name nnd address clearly. You will pecoivi) in return a-,trial package con storage room. 411 l’ark Avcnup. lGG-Gtp taming Foley’s Honey and Tur Com pound lor coughs, colds nnd croup: FOB KENT— Furnished npnrtmonts St . P * " 0. Shinholser 5 TH E Ft EX A U . S T O R E FOR SALE- New five room house, two and one half acres and, one acre combination of bedroom, play room tiled, nleoping jam h nnd largo rooms, .llllt Study. SO It Is well to keep ill every convenience. \ 1’. t onnelly ih omul colors, design, at ran geinent and Sons. IhS-Uc |Cylinder (.rinding; DcLuxc Pi«lomt; FOR SAI-F.- Two teams ami harness. Inquire of M, Ibinsoo Shoe Shop. U) U ! | steel Gear Ilninis;■ Crank [Shaft. n r .................................................................................... 3 t ) C "W i A T* 1 w Ar J S \ I [. £ S ited for ami delivered I rtit West First St Dr. West’s Tooth Brush, the best Regular price, ,•i , ; ; 1 . - Ha i g h t Side I 1 1 c - . ( ( H IK E D PP Fi.iie ’ f • ' .ip/ ;■■i "ii ■1 I I 11 V( • I PlujtLs from northern sto k, $100 \ ‘ 1 ! .av > a cu. ' id f ’ '• atiij 11vv ,tk per thousand, f o. b Lake Monroe, t u n V I0,l ) ,i l : i - f 11 -ti , p* I Turner'# Sat rday a (lei'-o ■■ u i Fla M Doyle. 154 2Gtp fin'd I.y ! he usi< i.f I1 '! E>|uully mi] ilaiil i- tin '| ••■-ti"U F oil S A L E Splendid apartment I I M .E I t I M . t Dl I II IIEI UA ED nf tloign. 'I’ti inert ehildreti, a spot house, thirty rooms, paying pro ■1! ti! n bad cougn lor tnree years,' ty or too offers n ji. itc.i flesi-n is ________ _ 8a position. Cate City House, 112 Myr v i d o l IP I ' I '.iliip b e M , \ I ' " ‘d Ii I '.>•/ Vf ei a d e ■" <oiifine \ i hi find I lie name of *3 ! !e Aver ne I Gl t b' "U ' i > ; '. 1 •1 I . !i ell ll ill ■ ■ live lliittiiicsn Man ^ I ■ . 's Honey and '1 :u." i FDRl'S, Bunks, f Ibbrnobdes, <>nk up . 1 Tl1 1 ford in this Column | ,, e e i e d- . lands, Doili/e, Cu'f L', OvetlaTld i, d-,i i. i.t . : .iii-t, Mux'VvIl for nik. 1h o . ! „u 1 ! i i ri .irs are lute n.odels, and h »vai be; n re 1. 1 V ' l l ! . 'e H * * - s ^3 f-4 Pa.P-si fas f " 1 ; ed to suffer and ' her finisbetl. nuikaig tbelll very desirnl.b U .1;. > houhi I” l o l f i i l , a I.■ i a ■ an cars to prospective buyers, and tin fill study made of the tcm(ierature, neglected coughs and io,d l i n I We'll Dye For You t i ■■ prices arc right, with easy terms. 7 ^ }l|Uj !l(,c „ ( chiE«] in question. opiates- ingredients printed in |BON TON STEAM PRESSEIIY 111(1 7 pnsseligern.— B. it 0. Motor Co -pj |s w|[| p i„ pV.,]uee more bat Wrapper. I.argest pel!illl' c. g 1. v ed heat A; MrKec, I'ropH. \ iv ’ 09 Park A w , Sanford, Fla. Distrib ed men and women, and make hap i pie in the world - I F ' ' 'M i. DYEING. ALTERING BUSINESS DIRECTORY NOW IS TUB TIME FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS TO GET THEIR TEETH IN CONDITION ■ ti.iD' <■ no mitt nf i hild (31*o. W KA SIXTY 'NIOUSANI* STR \ W i’. KRKY 4s ' -' ■ i ■* - fi •1! nut li"r it !«■v ! Om -h Uu» illlii . 1. i|’- ■'!’ til'- 1■dlirfWi tiny jiiu ■if t r itiu-r d."*ilab|i- *»* <1PU1*t I >1(1# ( bu FOR SALE Very tlcsituble lot on Sanford, Fla. West First st ret*!, G« lhI Jir:cp fur U, - . e x a m in a t io n I'FJtHANENT WAVIN iT Ka.iio Sim l 011 Nov, m.ln-r 11, 1922, to fill the p n s i-’ p*/* tj I light bath#, massage.— Mrs. Mc (lion of rural carrier at Sanford and , , ^ C * S p e ild l Coy's Beauty Shop, Wei aka Apart- I vuc a m c* that may Inter occur on rur gr1 ' i j nient. 1G2-Gtp at routes from that post office. The WANTED— Room in Sanford for com salary of a rural tarrior on a standard plexion shop. Will he conducted by daily wagon route of 24 miles is $1,800 phone 325 reputable local woman. Would con per annum, with nn additional $’U> per' sider room in private house close in. mile per annum for ere h mile or mni Address Bessie Williams, Box 1G-I7, ijor friu I ii>ii thereof in excess of 24 Orlando, Fla. ]G8-2tp miles. 1he salary on motor routes M)R SAI.Ii $170 l oloniToa Craphon oln with records; Singer Sewing lino lime, .,1 veivv ar* uel othtn aitieleill Eighth -ti e. l pis ;;tp (|| s i 'V \ l lllt: PH YSICIAN t\ i t- i \part meats, Suite 13 irs 9 to t 'l ; 1 til 7 In-,.- c a r r ie r FOR SALE A ttorn ey -n t-L a w Tice: curt Ibs-se WANTED - t ’ lMartled Ads Sc a lint. No ad taken f o r less than 25c. and positively no classified ad# charted to anyone. Caah muni accompany all orders. Coant five words to s line and remit accordincly. * M *» *» *» rural —Shirley Ajinftmefits opposite pott jffico, upstairs. 28-tfc ■ Tile United States 100^‘ P w hert^Adtr. D o o m it M m i T osacco Co. mm m m "■1 • ^ _ i-.Y ..'*V - 1 �ii \ii\ i;s i year ago. TH AN L A S T YEA It j»iK inm for every 63 tons that we were making before the war. (Il y T h r A iR tif lii ln l P r r a i | The steel makers have increased the W A SH IN G T O N . tlet. Crops «11. a. v i uua t i l / i it lv suffered loss in nrosm-etive 'YnM‘ # (,‘ t 'UMr laborers generally suitertii loss tit prospective , 0 ono . f i f t h / l t js Cviion during September, but the , , ' ' production ‘ tht, steel 8tt,0| makers makers^expect plenty . 1» i,Ui. tlent the expert nlentv hnnestfl Will be larger than they - i * , wer Inst year, exept in the case of oi ousirn s. Wheat has always heetl considered corn, buckwheat, sugar heets and pea* the regulator o f prices by economists. nuts, according to preliminary esti* Today it is probably the cheapest p r o mates and forecasts o f production anduct in the United States— the one ife ifc muter the oof i r iuj uni , m u p a an i t ni r j u i i h j _ ~ . .. , r iteaolutlona proposing amendments lo tlvo. Tho Uovornor shall. by apt «»*" Copstltutlor, o f the State of Florida. m.saaKo to each House at tho ap and the name wero agreed to by a vote prlulo session of tho Legislature. dl of tfiVen-fj’ fths of all nil Tho mcmbfr#"electH.ron-fifths itio meml..>r« elect- the atlontlon attention of each House lo the proid to each house: that the votes on said visions o f this amendment. and, 1 f t he Joint K cn iu t lonn were entered upon IwiflalatUrtr that shall meet A. D. 1811. respective Journals, with theyras th e« J u V and nnyn ihercon, and they did «l«*i«»r*. every ten year* inereajier, min© ami direct that the mild Joint Hen-. •‘hull refupte or fall to apportion Ihe olutlontt he ruthml t ted to the electnm of [oprciflnUtlon In the Senate a n d 'In Ins (hr State nt ttio General Election In Hou*« o f HeprvaentaUvea as herein " i Provided, It shall be tho duty of |the Noyenjbei\ .l??.2 __ „ Cl,AY governor to convene tho Legislature In NOW. Til Kit KFOItE. I nounced today by the department o f , . . . , > ’ Ft) HP. of Slut.' of (he Hpeclnt Session for the purpose of makfMl.Vtt....... .. Hoeretnry ' agriculture. Thes showed a r e d u J f / ^ nt * * le M is below ^ ^ of Florida, do hereby give notice,^1®' BUCh ftpportlonnvoiit, and py ptlDllO Di o cl i i ma ttun l i i n and uml by tiv LOimiiunication t- Umi mi ni rHl loti to 10 •jon com tin rid with n month ntm , e l,ro ' v“ r l,rlc,‘- " hpnt sells lo r ,, ’ j proclnmat ’ month ago, , „ „ routs a bushel nt conn P P N P I J AT l ' I P P T I r t V Ioach House to direct tho attention of 25,000,01)0 bushels o f oats. 21,000,000 1 1 busnn nt coun( ih N h K A L E L E C T IO N each Houae to tho provisions of this , , , , D . , , , trv shipping stntions. The buying " i l l he held In ench county In Florida umondmunt. bushels o f co m 8,000,000 bushels o f ‘ R) Tuesday neit succeeding H.e first lS„ c 2 Thn[ nny ftM provisions <of------------------the ('mistItutIon In conflict with this sring wheat, 10,000,000 bushels o f pen1 1...1 L *° ................................................. provlstuu bo and the came are hereby cetits. So our farmers are only real nuts 5,000,000 bushels o f white potnSE V E N TH D A Y OF NOYEM repealed. izing between 50 and 55 cents a bushtoes, 1!,000,000 hushels o f applet. I 7 ? . " \ v.............. ™ < IJE H rri » . cl i»i‘ Inn I money f«>r this price *reiruia- , m ,» , , ... The votes cast tn compliance with Inert' were increase, however,, in the I k.• t . . . f . . , ] H , , , I ■■ ,4 1 „ 1 . f*>r tti© rniiflenilon <»r rejection of the l . . . . ■V X t - . K. . . I .1 1 . I.. • I l ik . . . Itesolutlona proposing ■aid proposed amendments, and thd . _ . . . i i i " i i ting food product.— 1Rapper’s Week- .1said Joint the Ci forecasts o f tobacco barley buck- , j amendments to> tho Constitution of the; cnnvgM, doalaratlopn and returns thor* U 1 n I ■» ■■ r 1. 1 e I ,1 I. i iy. {State o f Florida, vl*.: wheat, rice nnd beans. of. nhnlt ho subjected to the same regu\ JOINT IlESOLUTION Proposing nn Intlona nnd restrictions os are provided Amendment to Section 10 of Articlu S T A T E DIVISION— NOT NOW I'ltEKilIT HATES MUST COM E XII of the Constitution of the State **f Florida. Helming to Kdui.ttlun DOWN I ••Just huw strung is the Herald for ■)<■ !( Itieolvcd by tbe Legislature of ■ . the Htiite of Florida: w ., | I rf : . , , ,, , r state division, asks the I altp ncacb That the following amendment t o 'g life <: i E i. a u g e r • .i A m J» : Stuiittee i, m 9 f f i M h ,■ ii i p / , •: , ....... . ............ ..... .... 'ur ... .......... ......... ............ . S!?r-}“,si. : the last five months of this venr the t h e M i n i m l i . r - d t l t h i l l l i f t e r a l l s t a t e 1 1 m l u e . i 1 1 oft be, a n d ( h e s a .m is l o i e - g l loss 1 nmds will earn net oper ating agreed lo and shall lie s i|Ion 11 1i-d !o‘ g divisions is the only cure for the sit (lie electors of the Htnle at the general incomes of It'd million dollars. This n a t i o n g r o w i n g o u t o f th e f a i l u r e o f e p r e s e n t a t i v e s lo fo r aptuiiYitl *»r rrejection; will make a total of ‘u)0 millions f or .1 . i > th f s u c i ’ t' C ii ir ii ! 1 i.^l utUrt*» for the S » ' c i l o n la T h o Le K l»lJitnr»' n m y p r o - * y r n t , c o i n pH t eti w i t h c ii r illt lijf t i i m i l l i o n s for 1 U M \im* h n m l r u i l *'JI> tlte 615 a i*f * ■ T* hi- e r «. .X M •* iriMTe It- 1 | ’ ■ *f rnit \l;ar \ j■*t it t r m h'' d 4 f. *r I ■1■* h•| ' I !; c\ i ot im•o h h w i. 1 M lla I . I» h c ' I roi l f I *I- 1 1■-! a ! i ! h a I he Tiibune t i/i i r n/ ,. t • r, i t 1, ' * *nl' i >■ ii* *\t ir i • i*. / •t • *i Li * ' ■ 1‘ ’ 1 II* •f t t. - •' • It !' i ■ i t f ill \ !l«atiil • Mr I .. ifi h i *< 1 ■■ f l.» k ' •' > pm n t 111 . I t ivS t I ' l i p o rted f ■ 1 - 111 by f • ' c , 1■- ■ •. k th o d i vio le n t o f a n y ro u n t y or I her it|a ii iii u' m atter l hati ..f r e p f e I, Ik .1 * 1 by agitation ."|ri > f a t l v e * . I i w l • ' *,| r. d !).* , r• Ih •I. (l ^ ' l, halls at i N o v •hi i * ip? J- .-l no' .i •11»m 11j i n ■h t t** >t . -k u; t i* • j■ i * at m ie r. •r w I mJid la t *\ ot l i ei i \*n:* t l u 1 W i >c i : la iab, i ' tbe ai'ita- f U.ati'i, W. t nno : ti \u v k •• ■ • » 1 t-h ' ■ i t : ' in Iiavv utily ", V( lie- tl. ■ l Hi .• ll lx m lni| t h e ••Hi- . - h u r t m ull Ih ■•.ill) ■ ruin' ■i -ii' ,1 . >, i i 111 t (i 11 J „ 11i c th. : g r- • * w I i,iw J " l i e ' 1 ■ ..! I 1 ( • i l l \ ’ ill, f i r. :*ri ’ jo , J .r A V . i. i C o |. ' d h i l!ji the X, 1 in k . ' tili ng are 11k,■I> lv ilec are extra .ii.iiletii]or gjieeml tjrstnbutauv!., The rrcellt receiver.xhlj) of the At ton is due almost solely to its mis speijt youth The Alton u ;rv like a rotten tree the strike was merely the gale which blpw n do\vn. Other Impoitanl roads have jTosjn-red and continue to iirosper. Notwithstanding the two great na tion wide strikes which a* times threatened to tie up the railroads and other industries, the mounting tide of railway prosperity has gone and has been reflect in steady nnd great advance in the price of railroad secur ities Wall Street’s o n i n i o n o f t h e * " ' " t “ rnilronil s i t u a ti o n I l ns n i l in the aver* J t m or BRICK! BRICK! BRICK! B O ^ ® * J ^ Mho CEMENT, LIME and SAND. A Imy. md DOOUS for your selection. Anything ain at short notice. t * name S E R V I C E , Q U A L I T Y , IMtlt i. I’ hone 1,15 I'.’: ? l !l » t' I"i p' ) i t i « i r i i a m i | t " r f < > r n i ■ b a l l l i a v“ i1* a • 11 t h * ' d i i i l t v x f H i * a t e < r r u a v I © p r o t I .-r p i > * r »I » i| »x T i e • ’ h i i h I l l n t I o n • 1 i l •" f* * « 11 ill i It e i AT 0M( Hill Lumber Co. 1 a" t- x ■*■ <f ” , i ol ••11 a ! i r e c e i v e H i l a r y ninl a l l o w u n c r u fur . of SAS We pride ourselves on our -cr \ i. Yard: Corner 'lh.nl .md Mjt .............................................................................................................................................. .............................. .. « um i l l a nd ft II 1 'll I * a a « I*' ll 1 r tl- i 'll! A . f . l \i rf I. li e I ' ll I !iiC ■ i i r c t l i l he . n "iirei- and u i i i k rr wa y t n - ' " " - " ib<* ci rcuit J m l g c f >r tho r i rc ul i . , , a n d o f y n y r o u n i y m I h e t ‘ I rent l, ana 1 n r , i a T o i u l a I a n x lia.Mi fi l l S o u t h t h*' a l h u m e n t or ► mil*t t i*nt of tnnl", t.i I>. ’ tl*'*’Id erl, oriti,4 ii 1 *. i1ida in i t r,mental \, ami l *••ri* •1 f r r ■ ! . ) i , i. •t u - N ; . d isTt.xtl t r * i M t d i«r t \ 11 * n nut *• ry t ■ . c ■ g : iii . a 1 Hu ' he < H H I id. / It.-- i 11MI f i • .. - •j i*.i i • * t. iddrioiHi u * ' . 1, ■ I 1 tH i.*» «.*Th d I. • ll lilt l A ■’ ..’ . ' l o l l"' "d H I . .ht"? I i i •i >. I •• ... f..r H: a 1 1* r l .t Ir - Ml.it *I . 1 'd< *: ■ B B J f_ J ■ J _R - !i ' 1' -. i.. I ' II !1 1Uill'fl* H pi" - ' In !*> m a m — M m g ^ a It I t e s o l x V d h\ f he I * *; In) 1 1u re* o f ■ th© State cif F t i i r l d a , ■ T h at t h © f nl l ovx t nK a fn t*Tutin©Ti t to a HOIIII H \S U N K S e r t Inn .1 *>f Article XVI nf ih© F o n a t l - 0 A N ’ LK OIU IIAHI) tut I o n o f the State of Florida r e l a t i n g ■ I V Ml li «- t*i ||r/ - | a to the t i m e o f the p a y m e n t o f tho i»«l- ■ I, ' M J I i R h U I U t l \ arl i ■ * **f S wi i e o f f i c e r © Is h e r e b y tigrei' d ■ Ut * rid s h a l l l*© » u h m i n e d t o t h e ©|©c- 1 ■ tors o f the State for a d o p ti o n or re- B J I* Umid brmijfht some fine wine f e e l t o n nt lit© nt* %i c o n e r t l e l e c t i o n o f B reprertenii»1 1\ ©*« to he hel d In th© y e a r B •*;ip app!«*s t-« the Herald nfflti' >t s \ I* l'J22 T h a t is In ©a x said abet Ion J J M rday that Wirt* of np »M cxc*'lbdit ap 9 Ii la11 t-# a m e n d e d to rend i f i- l l dwn Sect Ion 3 H u e ftahi r v o f e v e r y o f f l c - ” It** pvaranco and fmo quality. A limit rr fdiall he payable irnmuly upon hl» ! •igbt years ago .Mr. Il-od planted out " " " ______ t h i s f i n e orchard in t h e lltuc IlldgC A JOINT HKSOLl rii'N l - r o p o s l n g an _ V m f n i l mr n t to S r c l Ion J nf Arllcta B section o f (,corgm and itic editor o f \ n or u>* t'onsiinninn of the state JJ i b, . I I . . , r,l.i t hni ni ht h,. vv,,« f . , rili.il " f Fl orl i t a. I t e l a l t n g t o C e n s u s anil — ‘ t a l k i n g a b o u t g o o d a p p l e s iti l . c o r g i n . „ rp „ nf„ , NOTICE! City License Due It r . J--i»rhe‘ pul*'- t.ilo-T ..f log .«n*! 5, ( tty of ottion o f (Itdilwilu . " littb l»n- . nt**-•». name- P'.! ■■f the !j,rg ‘ r t ' q m r v s I n fit c i i f h j u f r a n l i , est corporations in the U n i t e d States M m or corporation must have l.cense ns resuming or increasing dividends lu-foro en g a g i n g in a n y luiHine^s, pro. r, tins year. i f as i o n o r o x c y p a l i o n n a m e d i n s a i d I rot) and steel are famous proph li, e n s e o r d i n a n c e . eta o f pros pel ly. Production of pig ! I L'llVJI C f K T l ’ n - ' . r I l l s ' ! GO l f i U , iron in July was the largest in 18 J Tax Collector. months— three times ns great as a 10-4-11-18-25 A|i|uirtlormient a n d to N u m b e r M e m b e r s o f the K e n a l s anti o f of J the,a , u" V f Y i * l ! 3 T r i " . " ' a i. l . , . r . .1 ! V U r g i Vi.Kr.'n'k” pr*i>o,ed merit to S e c t i o n 3 o f A r t i c l e V I I o f t h 4 < g t’ o n s l l t u t l o n o f (lir S t a l e o f F l o r i d a , r*- “ latlng l o c e n n u » and apportionment, a n d ,u *hc number of members of the Henrind o f tho H o u s e o f l l o p r e a e a t a tlven tin. nnd the name Is h e r e b y , a g r e e d »*e to nn •t s h a l l be s u b m i t t e d l o the eloc- t(.rw ,lt ltl,. „ f Florida foV appror“ J or rejection nt tho noil OenorssI Fleet Inn nf llr tirenonlut 1veil to be held f “ * n «* *»!»•* « ™ ‘ Maminy in November, A. D. 1922; that B l.t to nay. Thai Hrctlon 3 ol Article VII ■ iof the iXmailiuiton of Florida shall b # ,■ ’ amrmlvt! to read a»* follows; ® See t Infi 3 The T IM 1 1a r© that shall ■ n r i ’ i \ 1* I ' M . ai nl T h o s e Thut shall m e a l < v r r x t e n > tui rx t h « r © Mf L « r , shall itl' jMirtitih i t * i e |*| i c e n l a ' In ih* ^-nah l h r v%ht l r l u t i i h v r o f B^natori i,-»1 to i m o tl j5 fQPint*©is and at ths r*.iJii*‘ t h n i S h f t i l ' i f*' ) a|i|Mift l ol l t h e r e p f , 9 ( t i i u u t j n In t h e Mu unit o f H e i l r e s s n - ^ ‘ T ^ ou T L ld o r ^ a ' ^ u ' ^ i m a h alf f our 1U p r e s e n t m i v r n each; rauntltM htt\li>ftC thirty thousand ' /■/ •flnriM At/oc ~ L .WyjJDN(MX>N . U©u 1 JOIN THE HOME-OWNER’S ARMY -H E L P LICK TOE LANDLORD There just one way to get even with your landlord. Own Your Own Home. No more dark, crowded rooms, no rent receipts, no moving from place to place. Come in and talk the matter over with us. We’ve helped hundreds to ac quire homes of their own and inde pendence. We can help you. V. C. COLLER ~ ’’ isasftFt 61^ g- r-.g. - j A f t '*^*r In t,'* Of, bt« *nv., k*'' ' L *• Jm u l ’ > ’ •--. , tt o r u "* Hi ***** -•--J....''"'’ Cs li’ i - B W lint Ni Of k. oj ?" * f ^t**sI r* * ?2 p* ^ '*■**« . M , BUILDER Agent for Dozier & Gay’s Paints nnd Vurnishcs J J _ ^ g j ^ ths g and ft tftlhm rurli. (ho iiMirtllea having ten A more thousand five hundred and no1 ........ Il. lrti- lttiousand l i ni i sau. l pt n nnnl nl t n opulatton shall (hail thirty have lw-o represenlntlv ...... — ____ I v n each All cornu k . having toss than l«n thousand ... 'i f s ^ .i 5 ]to t m o r e t h a n o n e h i n t t i r e d t h o u s a n d j*o|UilAt1on s h a l l h a v e t h r e e t l e p r e s c n - - ____ .. W/f n r ^ NED r °UTRENT Iiocs JJ *•r m If q •h i . I. k........m i l f.•r t • If* I N’ I i m d iif- • f 1; I * i r :**d i' t ton i. U , !l> at • d .il'UUt •J. f i J I*Ik * httrnrtit. Il,e I Igh't kit'd but show Its j u >t whal \ nposing an It is all \ J“ INT i:i:s* » u m w o'ild b e the i ght kind. , . . » i \ rnehdi i i *- nt In lor J of Articl e biiM-ti upx*n Mqircsi'NMilum and where x v i of ihr ronutituM** m -if ill** Slat© f FI or I da, Kr Li Ilnur 11* 'he Tl m& of does the present 'amendment place t h e Fay nir nt of F-i hi rl* - of S i n t © Ofthe semile members. fleers r ’ was right and we were wrong lui ............. . " - ta. npplM — " K ar<l ' " »"•' » « " '* tonishingly optimistic. It represen nmonp the b(<!(t th[lt WO tier cent ceilt _________ ’ " , If, u„ . I nu non ,i,„. , . a rise in theso stocks of 5*1 per ever seen and if lie lias .i,Ul)() bushels It) n single year, ranging from an thlMJ, tj,,s season he should worry n v e r n e e o f 4 0 nor cent in l ! l ° l to , , nxrrag I jir c 1 -1 about paying freight hills. With such . .1 ■ more than P5 per cent as late as A u upptes us these in Georgia our own gust 21 of this year. s trite should get all the apples they B ’ 1 Industrial corporations distributed. ^ winter with the high freight 57 millions in quarterly dividends in rale cut out. distribution o f this kind was 42 m il lion dollars in July U*H*, when the vested interests wei <• pi king profits o ff if If - complete, also our selection of mode finisl l' * It.r.il l.v f li»j i Itiui i,-ir uiM.1 .on r 11 ■ i i•v tin* i ......... « i d to*hi o t fice • Mi I 11, i • Dur stock of High Grade Framing Lumber ■' * 1 .!•'► " * mi -e r 1111. ri 1 h t e l nha 11. » ' y i 111 \U j h • , ' i*r«* u r e l xvr* r ' • d f*T i ’ t.* M A. . < ' 1P. 1u Hnvc just unloaded car of 4"x24" Tm-.i t ‘ \ i flues. f h *■ ' m I , Mo- a f o ! ' ** I hi* h ,-ilneH f io V r " . j , 11. ► i" o* Ia .* f or t h- ip •' .! f oh" * I i!o "■e a a | , *i,i i • 1 1r I ' a•1l1 h r e uch « "i rcijia I. o h o ' ) li 1 JjL'iili.il Fi r I nit Ji . d K* shal l he ! Tli SEWER PIPE VI'M M f'T•r •Lv , , r* ed lo III ,1 -r it 11 he '*• iI f M»«*1 h< f»,e t'U't'ln r.i i * ' he ST.i 1e f •f . k*' : . r,t 1 * P" tion t.. It*• he•hi oti •* fut** 1'11**511iv ji f ’ e r Mm ifII «t M«»i ,1 V i , Ni. * ml* rr, \ I » \ . f.rr rati 4 .. * .*» !»•*. *■ r rr Jr* n inn ta.MX Jf n ‘T'r m J *' LTHI ,i 11, e Ml *X ff '•*! 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Simon, stlbany, Georgia, — H i n t e r m i s u r I'i.inoCo. 1 the Inrgent Mall Order Pecan Man In tho world, has mado the following Cot your ,-fi pplies, mg startling statement: “ I suffered with what the doctor catt nntl Post r ;,r,i- . the IleraJJ, ed ‘auto-tntoxlcatlon, or Indigestion of the lower bcrwela. It I ato anything other than that prescribed In a strict The Herald diet. I suffered with severe headaches IV per! j 2 2 * i of Cilk u u u i i a n y people " f the J d \ f t 't if the ft/ h i amendment xii v t>i »m I hi * n u l l Mfiil ' -tatr if the i t i •f»-* a I r e a d y f x\ ,, jt*, eft.; 1{ *! • a I !»-i't *oh ........ . U« •j T i c a^ai Ti st MU m r i cj r< [ i » n a t N"Vetnher t h* q a i i r nr •i ,o h I t In-, r •it. ri • moj. ••» r ..f I» fu r " f f o-h l e w pr MV jifi'il tl If V T it g I Ml Ii I) r i t Ctl hv I Ii i M i HPt'1 (nil J.fi •! ’ | iif I\ ■ I t i l l Tri f I If* o n t h e liiiilrtf ] •i 1 i\ ii’ H' gj it r ••It T T a x a b l e p r o p e l tX f the m i*' t it t n l i r e jm ‘opl** o f r i a l i f u •« I i n n or n - l ’ I :f £ . * u l 'M iilti'd f ’ •r 11J■ •OU i f ir a f 11 become .1.set t. t h l . , j vltle wmo etor>- years *V» i , i\ ' Tup f ruin who h we " a tn ir I v a » ! h* piarri he ! s Turii ,suf i‘- r i h* * - I m.in \v!?t cc.me next ( r - vn» h,i\ i !••*!•! fr e i e ht rates c' • T h i s loiter |........ , random from Mi tnls In our f ii, V X u ,?1 H ILL L U M B E R COMPANY to handle reap- c n t m i l ' - K I n t o c o n v e n i e n t e r h o . * l din- ■ portiumnent ns specified required by* ,r-u ." l,|e election lil<*nnlally i ■ of l li rm m*hon| IniHloon. who ► hall hold ® . . i heir o f f i c e f o r two yearn, run! w h o i J t he const itut ion* Bhall have the nupervlnlon <»f nil tho J Thr quention miirht well bo asked •irli on Im w If hill the ft IHi riel. iiimI f**r llir ■ ainl t "Ih-ct lon of a ili-i r let ® S t a t e d i v i s i o n t a l k now only be- t*• n> I f i ► chon| fat, fi>r the exelUHlve uxc of pupa ® clouds the issue. Tho state in now en- ll - f n e hc Ii o o I b w i t h i n t h e *h Jr l c f , J xx Ii e n e v e r n m a j o r i t y of t h e *j mil if l ed 5 rr« «Mii m consiilerinif the reappor- .-]*< t *. r n thereof I ha I pay a ’ ax in real — •* pc’ in ii a I 11 f m|m*r I y Htin 31 \or, i- r.xv.if m ' i i i i iu rT *t aroe ru lm u n u h.i h t h e Inst * millions net income equals five per cent on IK billion dollars, the total property value of the roads, and that doesn't take into account other in c o m e - amounting to a considerable itcjii u fimuiNj tu a considerable. 1 ' " |m 11 tills \\ 11 fi th* l epi»rt ed *f. ' n • f m r\ than half oi t* •on h-l t \ cat fruit * rop be •i . . th irty Indigestion Forced Mr. Sol K. Simon to a Strict Diet ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ------------------------ --------------------------■■■RHMRiaRRKBRBaHaiRHRRHRIRRaaaRIRRRH«HR«a«a a a a a B B a H B K H a B B | aaBBHHHHKBaaBHa*11 �I »]L~■+■. , • :-Z jsSiSt-i' .V ■• •■■'• TH E SANFORD DAILY H ERALD, W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1922 ■pN?= PAGE FIVE (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a n fl iase b a l l [foot b a l l (ASKET b a l l Itb ap OL7? SPORTING PAGE kl \owling League Have Six Clubs This Season Kl BOXING Kt n kg CELERY SEED : __ ___ . 11 ’ ',M 'J u '*s a (' ain *" their game with Sanford when they first began practice for the season. They had the Sanford hoys entirely out classed in technique and speed but when it came to the old eiidurhnce stuff the Sanford lads were there with the goods. The day was hot and the field was trouble is. over the sandy and the Wildcats were not ne Ill'll was designed to costumed to the heavy going 1'or ,, after a touchdown i* the first three quarters o f the game iiy for goal through ti they went like a house afire and suc,i "try for point" thru ceeded in piling up a 12 to il score no l bods. Some tea m s ,, against the Celery City lads, hut when ■> for point" kicking g o a l , the whistle blew for the final period the point when the kick of the fa m e the tongues o f the Wild of their men recovered cats were hanging down to their lied it behind the op knees or thereabouts and the Sanford lads had little trouble ii) running , referees alld <<tb around them for three tom lidowU-, , r i oneously upheld ending the game with an 1- t" I'2 vn I h Hall, <bairmaii lory. t tee, said III issuing Fndurnn<e I' whet, On U lid, a! • Ml Hull |s,lilted out .line up mi ' -ing and eiiduraie e ran ng i lumen to "try for inly la had by intensive training and |..sl will'll the kick hard Walk. 1 l a m i n g Mile- mil-I be ■ taut it did, the play strictly kept if a football pl ayer c\ elided. I he new peels lo have the pep in I he fourth i h ala' s team does not permit the quar ter <>f a hard ga me Will ha \ e I o 1 on, etil rat nil hard Wnil. play I he statement. " I 1" ' nod !e->- - u g a r and h •ss Ioba, Co, if ,1 w h n h Iras made a they wish to pul out .1 vv mi 1iig 11 .1 m ...Id one adiiitipn.il I he I n -1 l l u i i 1'iari* i- i t Me 1 Dull . by successfully exe gil l ie the Wildcats Wetlt vv ell 11 Is, | lie light weight quart* 1 . Went III P ay any one of tin, I f I '.111 field , by during the sei olid q uul e i w.lh t he d pass lit the end l,,i|| a l .01-11 ,,t,, y md from the gold and u g t h e ball across took il o er b ' r 1 he 111 - I tmi, hjovyii " I the gam, Mii-v- at quarlet played ■ 1 of I lie eotifusinti is a good game of ball all lln way thru. rule r e g a r di n g suhsti- Moses and Lewi s alternate I with the ■1 I ion 2 1. win. It pro b ill and ran it Mw entile length of mad, a I |,, y 1 who has been I he f o l d V. In tl I ’ " L i v v i -,', ,' fe I - tin- game during tile broken Mild ’ ini l " i ( leal, Tin* Si*iif•'>rr<l HuwJjrilnwl Dug busy e new gel N This will lie .■tunic winter fur spurts in .Sanford f Many of th. fun* •)•> nut lutdrrxtnnd This coming week will see the re the new f ...I Lull score ruling this organisation of the Sanford H o w l i n g season. It - printed in this issue, read League nuil two new clubs added The '*■ Farmers and the business men will he the two new clubs Annoum * inent that a group of A schedule o f twenty five games for American professional base ball piny each cluli is the idea of the league ‘ rs, including siv that participated nr now, anil if this idea is put into effect the world’s seiies, will use a ship car the schedule will consist o f three ryirig a foreign flag to transport them games a week and the season will last to the Orient on a barnstorming trip has brought a protest from the Nat until the latter part of April. The Men’s Club, Congregational »«*nnl Merchant Marine. Association, t ’ lub, Kolary, Farmers Club and the ---------business Men’s Club are all in the I he As ■••! tuium w i n d Landis and process o f organization at tins tune asked *hat In iti-i-1 that tin \ u-i an mid the Kiwanis Club is expelled t>> O n en .a i lup ^ 1 Miv, what s tin get tin line before the first meeting <■f different e tin \ an tuit going to the league which takes place next l*h(>’ " b i b n l In -hip Week. ills ed th e l u u r t l l post The personnel of the different d u b s Ram l"du> f the ('ubs and White Sox w ill be changed but little and m such ^ponemeni the ■ hampiottship of ( 'hi cases where there is a change being battle foi eftgo better |i|s| , ;l|| il off and toss caused by some of the ,,|d players join a roin to o • wli" ■ w In,. ing the new clubs. Ii, I Itovver, the last bowler of the I inter I . rell 1■ '!l> of I lie brew 11Li ague la-1 vein, will in a)] probahil I hev "hiained I /ell 11\ , be lined Up Willi the HllMlics* new pn hui l avs I ■ I Min' s t, i.m this year Tills will put a f 1 I Oil s i l l • , I ’ I 1 ! ' I n g o e lie 1 i n. 1 I ha 1 man and hat dent in the K i w a n i s < lllb al tin veiv 11 ' . ir I I ■ put 1 Ii., o -1 .,1 I and In mid tin K , w 1 * \ol, 11, ,1 li ,| m n ’ e*l g. 1 t.is ...n Nr d .ii.. 1 In 1 . ol, be g i v , n it 1 berth, then Lloyd, another "in "1 t In' K 1W,11.1s 1 111!,' go.,.1 howl • i s la - 1 sea son, will nun 1 he Men’ s 1 Iub Itul ! he Men’s I 'lub will lose an . 1'p 11 It 11.111 > ««•*. ! 1| d a y i i \ maim, Red Cross Hastens To Aid (he Refugees In Uie Near East I'l W ill play W Hb Mn 1 ii .1 1 - t In M l? 1- o 11 I In i " h e 11 p k' Uih ,il W l ol l loo 1 WOOD FOR SALK — At $7.10 per cord sawed and split to any measure, de livered in Sanford. Will supply any • ’■mount and lmnk all orders for deliv ■ry in order received. l’ lense write plainly, stale whether oak ur pine or mixed is wanted. 1 S. Vernay, San ford. Fla, Route A. b>P-lmo-p SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE R i A K i h i n i F i i q K a m ALL OLI) PLAYERS AND MANY NEW ONES' liMkvl 1"‘" f"“* >•«". »K.wi,„g, t.*n FARMERS AN DBUSINESS MEN WILL ,Uu K '<llf 'l'1'1'"h"r MlKhl havi‘ HAVE TEAMS THIS SEASON !* A ISCORE RULING IS EXPLAINED SANFORD HAD THE MOST SAND, • S l f t l * 4 R l l H R 4 (l4 K4 n *4 ____ New and Old Players i hr \..orl««r4 PreM> ’ ,, i; h Oct. 11.— Football ofl|, „i > played throughout L unir\ nave given such conflictlinter},i ■ .ns of the two importIchant:* ■ =" the rules inaugurated r „ ni. „ f which c h a n ges rndi/ ring s ystem of the game,* I, |, . Committee of the iei« ollegiate Football A s - , •, rday issued a statement ■t to clear up the situu- BOWLING TENNIS CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor s h o o t in g fo o tb all GOLF Ilk. 1 TO th- T ltr Now we are getting down to businfeg^frU today and cool as a mfeumber tireat weather and means more business along every line Have you played golf yet ’ .1:1(1 A. M„ t i r t . II. 1922 Max i mum (hi i'.ii Minimum Range in ni barometer Northwest and clear, tei tei t e t e tei t e t e na t e o ----- FOR SALK — Complete revolving oCen bakery outfit, $1 .noth buy and gain independence Win barker, 111 1 3th u\ «• . \\ *'Ht ] 'ill rn Heaeh, Florida. te Hit, COTTON 1’ IRK AT I ll» T h e A aa orlntrd 1 I•-AB lie -- —— - - The ladies "f the I ungregatmnal church will Indil tb.-ir iinniinl bazaar ' , Saturday. Nnvcmbcr 2-Nth. Place to be announced later Hill-ltp Jones’ Dairy Farm .1 lldge b ark' I , " f 1iheet hob ■e, was ol her in the ' ity today enroiite t" points and ealled upon his Herald friends. Sausago Buckwheat Flour 1 \ R N VI ION I' LA N T S FOR S \ L F Ready to sel Mrs \\ A Flits, box HIT I'hoiie U'.< Hid Iwp Maple Syrup Swift Premium Hams, M i l H K (IF M F.KT1M .' \ n o , ’ 1r.g o f Ml,' Tic per II) I ' , ' 1 1 T11 . 1 : 1 • j o ’ ii" • 1 o m i '. 1. . .1 iI. . 1 f..| 1 d in I J. P. McfULLER -Mr SANFORD MARBLE l a a i H ' I n t f ft I ' f r i « I GRANITE WORKS ( KMKTKHY WORK A SI'KCIACTY .ii mg, by the olhej tlub- not In mg fill Houle •men t Ol Itie 0 , 0 ml ■ Iv organized at the -tart ,0 g aim ,.t mil in fill I In •am 1 b 'III Tin lioiat y I lid (.It 1 til - N i ,1 I 1 ' w 1 TL.■ »i i 1 1 'glli/ei) I h . o.i -"t 1 III p lit 1'. < I).Ill III" t . i , b 1:11b L an g" , I ,iII V , '1 1111 1t 1III,' Hp (t *, ............. r,I -1 ’1 t oi h at any til'in* dtir ' ■.■ I T■ w 1 • , . , i' :i ' ' T m . , - -' , it'll r 1 ", 1 1 ' ............... ............ ■ 1 1 '1 1 . ........ J ii oi ,, „| ),,.| t m. i . ' " ’ i n i 1 1 ” 1 1 'm.ir ■ ' ' Mir 11 r I I.eV : I I o w a ,1 Mo t.Ill • ■ ! ' 1 1J. l l n " ,IM, , ’ ’ " I' I I ' I g.' h W. I« n,ad. Il 1,, llllll t 1, .1.1 - ■ a " t i , Me y f ' 11 1Hint-. 1' ,jp p Il, Mr Hall's s tatement sbol t forvv.it,I pass' and two of their vyitli the rest ■ the Ne ar F a s t leltel, inhtrnl nl Mn three tom h'hv.vns we re made with tins Claude Coin h, Ralph Chapman, I n f i l l s is to he vested generally m the does not in terms play. Ocala S t a r rule Clyde ( hapinan and K 1111I A maim will ., | , Il will l ake Mn - lltne lie the funnels last bet, ti- all the ■r who finished the [ - . n s 1 1>i III y o f d u n l i n w 1’ h t h e o l <1)1 \0 R*IN Id I SI (Ilf l \ FIS tin lit 11 •11er 1 a 1 1 g o , . . I h o w l e t s a n d • .1 withdrawn during ' I ill Kill I pi that 1,1.1 , ' o i l the two halves, pi il to let t he 11 ■I of 1he b agili k r • I ■ • the Is hilnb al t "i ' I I t r I lie X « » o r l B | , r t l ' n , , , l Mie 111 1e I- ileal and I he V till pr, 'Cl , in II lilli, 'll 1 he said i \\ V( iRK . 1 ( ' 11 \ p 1adroll . w h v sin Ii a ; la y 1 I ' 1 ., VI' 1 tl'II . e l . ■. 1 ' . *l ■ ' ,, ' . , ' I . t o III, 1 I I 1 , || to ret 11 1 II I o I he n, I ■r I. 1 , 1 !• 1 an - "f In ,ng 1 , 11 1 i, 11 11 .g Mn ■’ ' 11 t ,t . "I toll I III I •: :■• I lo a l l - t i l , 1 Liltopean , 0 0 1 'I 1 i I! 1 ItoW e l , h u t w e . i n u i , III, Ii ' Ii , v I r II t o I l i e I . ' l l ' ................... M., no' 1o n.'11 * o 11v • nl i" ' " f lln* l i n e n wdl hi enough ....... I bow let - on I u-t | in , luel ge||i y exi t III I , an la gum at New • h i ......The des Street to g i v e t h e m a - t i l i n g b i l e up m I \ I I IN" W III not m Smyrna, tropel's will escort the I'ten, Ii steamer A rr i mgemcn t s . a r e bejng made to l arge W INTER IN S A N F O R D " Till Ne ar Fast relief ha lo this port reaching quarantine early play on the I'ansli House alley- h s last m dt.u|i„g with orphans. 1 think army, The ,,,, , ,■ _,.a tomorrow morning, year, with three games a week instead (| ^„m,.thing like [no,mill orphans, M, the different cities run! navy ami polite airplane^■y will floek f two The all eys will be in rendl v hu h form a permanent ta-k ivrr shave some kindof a but if ear lies port. l i v e r the stoiiiru-r as she rem’lles Hess for I h*' opi n i n g game , III*' dfite to there is an emergent y , that 1-. it there ri* 1 d> or other that will train Tile visitors will reteive a greeting l,i' dec nlgd later mi, • in - winter. Sanford is not are people In Smyrna or any "ther from (leiiernl bershmg and high mn If there are any* bowlers who have point 111 Asia Minor who require emer 0 f. . hut we have most of ilarv and political leailers Mayor not as yet been approached by their *a ' gency attention, it will be given by .1 that, bert Chaplin, bet Ilyina will receive them at n l y ball different organizations, get m touch (ju , Kutst r e l i e f " tr L■ Sanford us "U ig Chap" after winch (hey will parade up Fifth 1 her with them at once sc, that you ma y get Tfu, rt,nv,*nlion today heard, m uddipend the winter and just avenue and then board a tram for Far lined ii), for the start off, tlll() to ('Kairmnn I’uyne’s outline of going to do to keep in Washington. fa.r A full aci ount of the f o i l meeting, ||H, L .nic'rgetu y program, acldres-es l>y ha n't stilted as yet. The foreign warriors will visit the (i tc'gelber With the differenl line ups .Mnhel T boiirdmiin, niitioiial -cIn remembered to most of grave o f the unknown soldier in Arl t. .md schedule for the season will be f( ljiry „ f t(lt. R,,) Cross, and Dr l.iv, 'd fans as the same Chap , , ington cemetery and then proceed to ‘ 41 mgston Fnrnnd. f or me r chairman of i " r us the f irst, 1nr*t and published next week. . . . New Orleans aly at duri ng our s everal sea tin rgahizntion and now president of ■mw J At K HR 11 ION D M ' h A l S Cornell University • T loridu State League $1,000 A S(Jl ARK FOOT hup _____ _ J I MM) K h l .l A Oh N. A. Several resolutions were adopted, adopted Sanford as his home j ml . I- all his winters here. He* (Hr The A ..ori«te4 i t « . ) * — ( among them one calling for closer colo., • well considering the many ORLA1DO Oct. 11.— A new figure Z,11’ \ hrf ,A’ ‘ u,',n',C> * ' V "* i . ' operation with the veterans’ bure au in HA V A NA , 1 11 m, c . • ' ;nck |the handling o f claims o f disable*I for’»i| break- that came his way during in r „„] estate values was noted here: 'IL 1 i* just closed, having had his today when Charles Rts'k leased his mer service men. The work of the or MUr ■. thumb and several f i n g e r s ' h ( j ; t 0 00 a front fo o l, the lease lust night easily defeated Jimmy Kel- Kunjj,utioJ) jn ,,cnrc lime served as n " ’ . y, of New Aork, in a 12 round dccis moot question, there being a d i f f e r - ; nd,, railing for 7 per rent on a valuation \/< ...... ........... , ion bout. Although Rritton landed elite of opinion us to the length the 1 bud a chance at quite a few ()j. jopn non. The Rock building is loalmost at will, hi- blows failed to do Rod Cross should go with u program ****** 'ins year and hnd the honor of 0n Hu- corner of Oak street and much damage to his opjament. Kelly Ioutside o f meeting emergency d e - ; *it*g llie Inst player to go to lint for Orange avenue ncross from the new was unable to score a telling blow mands such as is presented In the this season. He will no doubt eleven story hotel anti another nine throughout the fight Near Eastern situation. 1 the regular catchers for the story hotel. britton's weight was announced as !•' d Sox next year. The Inuse was taken by * liffortl t IP,I pounds and Kelly as 1 I'.m -j ' bap’s "Id friends are glad s,quoting of New V " t k , who nnnounc MAND1TS (*KT $222,tHM.9:i ti home again, and they all ,. t| the pre-rim huilding would RACES I'USTbON F.D ______ tU r T h r Assoelstrtl H . ' 1.1' will keep up hirt record )>(, torn down in th*' n*‘ «r future and It , „ r Tkr PO M ) W IN' N I I'Ed, fVl. 11 - A «»tal of - ' ,, r m f going to bed early, get- " ,,n,. ,,f the largest and finest struc btly , |*.r l y I KXINfJTON Ky,, Oct 1L —To ?222.<rt)J.!ht in cash and bonds was ob i,res m the south will be erected. * <. r j Tniqi The den! will he the days trotting program here was post turned by the five bandits who^luld in its place. *li, „ ' " I Id' s- series next yearpout'd to Wednesday because of rain up tbe Hamilton county bank of this m e a n s ' of bringing a business o f nn icial Card will be com city mi September 2H, it was offiscml Dora s r i f i* In the 93-year term, tbe nill| heavy traek Mat (n ,ni..i., iK., mduilnff Ii*tiiiouncCil today by K. IL ■ "ur o “ "IT,VB| 1|via K iiiw-o-"* theins, president o f the bank. Saturday. nit ( ards at the Herald office. Hie property- & JOHN C.OVK, Proprietor \\ \ S 11t M , I " N 1 h ' II 1 iM • ,va rit 1 1 r1 gi .11 I■ no ' I01H Wr*t Firat Htrr«t 101H Weal Flrat Straa* New Oakland Six REDUCED PRICKS (Delivered) Chassis $ % 0.00 Roadster 112.>.()<) louring; 11 1.>.00 l-Passentfer Sport . 1325.00 Coupe (Special) 1310.00 Coupe (Standard) 1610.00 Sedan 1715.00 In addition lo usual W u r n m t v n w r it t e n g t in r n n t f e nn perfnrntanee i1- tM'cn In thicli purrliimpr o f Ihi* (Inkhtntl H- 11. s| u \ ii i : o n i ' m ; \ m r s m o d k i .s n i:w \s w k i .i . \s tiik K e n t V u lc a n i z i n g C o m p a n y FLORIDA HANFORD CO-OPERATION Tlie sinu'lf ulunient in the successful management of a farm, is co-operation with a bank. We, also, need this co-operation and we especially solicit the ac counts of farmers. Help us when your yield is plen tiful and we’ll help you when it isn’t. Make yourself at home in our bank. First National Bank A COMMUNITY UUILDER r . P. FO R 8TK R , President " =J ,vd <v^| (fl * ?! I'rraal D V K R S b t'R C , Trim , 0,1 11 .1 The Herald delivered, 15c per week. II (Iordan, watchman, was burned to death and nearly six thousand bales ol cotton destroyed, or damaged in a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a lire at Churehill's Compress h* Th. loss ,s , ,| mialbd at $7111,HUH •1g 1* n V Uni * IM r i' : n l i n n , Il n u t i f • . nlilil i 11llji 111« if' I III' ! • 1III', 1 ’ 111 o l ,.! n n .' J | ' U v 1 « <*f 1n ( v . f i,. \- . . ' l l In 1 V , 1 1,., I it r i r .iii d ,i 1lo Ml tjl 1 IT o f II | *1 ,1, won i Mi. 1 ■'"Uk' f * i: 1, 1 1"' , 1 .,, 11uil.i | ' Hi ^ " VVII ■ft. pi nun ni lit - 1 y 1 ..t I". 1 tins to III! -Il II ^ til Ilf Hi "Il , .1 i ■ I in addilnui to Mi. 11 g .... I I'll 1 • t II 11 ■ II ;• ! ‘I: FOR SALK Willys Knight touring ear 1'.i‘JI model, excellent mechanical rendition New top, two new tires, fully equipped with two bumpers, motometer, -pot-light This i- one o f the best used cars every offered for sale ni Sanford and will be sold (heap. See Mi. Wieland al Valdez Hotel, lo'j-ltp 11. F. W H ITN K R , Coahier - ,-\ Trff LL.-•*.» ?! ^JlV^y^-5 . � 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 11, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource The Sanford Herald issue published on October 11, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, The Sanford Herald 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"> The Sanford Herald</a>, October 11, 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">The Sanford Herald</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/735de692c4519d7c96433e0accd1ac08.pdf e24b90191d04316760517400122b234c PDF Text Text / J — i •The ■ ^ i cmm If* SANFORD il City Substantial" ‘T h e C itv S u b sta n tia l” IN tH E HEART OF THE W O R LD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION S A N F O R I ) . F L O R I D A . T H U R S D A Y . Ot/TOUER 12. I ‘J22 VOL-l'MK HI* “ II NI'M H EK 170 -3 T - : ELEPHANT ESCAPED CIRCUS. TERRORIZED NORTH CAROLINA g a so lin e t a x l a w WILL PROBABLY STAND AFTER MANY BATTLES w 1 ______•_______ in v ic in it y o f w il m in g t o n Numerous Damage Suits Against the Circus Will Result IAGREEMENT ' COURT YESTERDAY " ........ IS EXPECTED FI F TEEN" D A Y S BY MINERS Are Left lo Gunn In .Which Can A m en d His Com plaint .BRITISH n r n A nELECTION B m iI1 „ „ „HELD „ He JMAXIMUM PRICE A N T H R A C IT E MINES BY INDEPEND ENTS , (By The Associated Press) WILMINGTON. N. C., Oct. 12.—Topsv, the elephone who scaped from the circus here Monday night is in captivity agnin odny, after roaming through the backyards, swamps, a dye house .ml one negro cabin. Numerous damage suits against the circus *n account of destruction wrought by Topsy will be filed according o statements of property owners. FRANCE WILL BE UNABLE TO PAY ANY PART OF DEBT FOR THE NEXT FOUR YEARS tin The A*»oela«rd ( l l r T h e A a an rln lrd I’ m * ) TAI.I VIIASSEE , Oct. 12.— With WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 2 . - Agree dtpial by tho Supremo court yesterment is expected to result in fixing of rehearing o f the gasoline tnx maximum price of nnthracitc mines OM. sought by S. J. Gunn, who otby independent operators at $9.26 a tjfk« th< constitutionality of the law, ton at mines was reached’ between the He J^r.n circuit court in which Gunn Pennsylvania authorities and Fuel All of This Period Must Be Devoted to Reconstruc 1 brought m lion issue “a | hi expected to vu moou Distrbutor Spens, representing the luting tho decision. Gunn .... . ..... tion Work v‘tli,,“ tin/ th0 JeCi" ‘0n> G“ " ’ ’ ] federal government, (us fifteen days from tho time of its ..j.t i % lower court to amend his1 CLEVELAND. Oct. 12.- Warning (Hy The Associated Press) and if this is not done the that another coal strike is inevitable I ’ A l l l S , O ft. 12.— France w ill In* tinablf to meet any part <»t . thrown out nnd tax act. April t, 192:1, unless certain condi ter debt fo r the next four y e a rs as all available reeeipts for that 'he present litigation is eontions are removed, a sharp diverg- icriotl must be devoted to reeo n striu ’ l um o f devastated region*, noi, o a ill remain in tho statutes. enceof opinion l>etween union and non-, ortliltg to U k * Paris Herald w h ic h quotes one o f the highest nuthI, he file nn amended bill he is union operators over labor policies. iritieH o f Freiieh m in is try n f finance, (t with tho supremo court’s nnd a manufacturer telling the mining i,,e that the question of whether industry to "organize its household tj Us Ha IU Iti Sa i m R t i t t h f t i W ^ * i * s ,ti hr1 was legally signed by the for self-examination, self expression sffilers of the senate and and self government," marked tin* only by the leg, .. , -. h, din tiled _ . . . third days session the American t • minis. The journals show Mining Congress which was devoted riled as a law. Mr, Gunn tn all Intensive study of the problems ■ the ai t was not signed by i on front mi' the hit win Hums enal in It V Pits >I COOPER t»F T H E S A N F t i R I t III!.II SC1HMII \l I III •oitcerned until after the dustry. ItK I IKIt HOMES D E M O N S ! It \ I ION W EDN ESDA ) ’ of tiie legislature. ' when it comes free of ■c* ra I'R \M E V II I \\ M l At I ION til H H *1 M '-< '. n and begins to operate t m ir \nties iiv inn ships . i Minted tv yield approx i, , tin 1 i , mni » M \t l i e It' It* 1 11oi " - i|< moil-t rat ion U iii.dOO annually to be used Illy The \aiurUlrd I'rfia I s e l l i n g f " i other iff.,id yesterday Ptof 1 'toper, agricultural 'Hiding and maintenance in PARIS, Hit 12 The French gn\ N o t hcr p l a n t s t a i l take f t " • . I I I hat portion of the reve- eriimint decided to let the steamship oist 1 in lot at t)m Saiifoid High School Ii 1 upon trees shrubs ts pin n federal aid projects will companies affected deal for the pres . ii v1 an ilist t ut t IVe t.llk "II "Beaut ify t o g plant , t hat "i n d e p e n d at • 'I k- amount from the feder- ent witii (lie situation created la the ilig The Hollies " There were 21*0 ,.r • "i w-t'idnv among th'in being f"! ’ to h o ' f a l l • a. 1 ion " f '1 pb- . i ti ient W ashington rule against liquor |n *'it a I 1 .1 11g fill'' Ml s Wo •• 0 0 ml- rf the l > \ It mil li re 1 • If d carrying by ships n American port- 1 1 oio n a l i i f t . ; I .1* organuat lor • I hi taW * • f f r , . . . * J ,• 1 iiiiper follow s ; \ l.ari and ugly h"inegt numi 1 fn.| g.o,| hii'iuess, for heaulifying gi.aiiiii itn 1 '.ix-s 1 hi’ value of the home and makes it more desirable t" a pur, baser The common or h ter" geneuus way of planting is unprofit able. We should use permanent plant and " f that section of the country I I I HE y 'ii \\"li nuilixc that salability 1 - " f ten influeiii ell by the first impri'ssion 'lit The Aasoclatrd l’ rr**t \ T 1 YtiRK, Oct. 12. Officials of u„ i •1 Line nnounced Inst night P R I N C I P A L CROPS SEEM COMING DOWN u,., i,.i'l launched steps to bring NOW A '. ■ tile supreme court of 1he 1 ■ .i, s of Attorney General (lly Thf \«inrlnlrt! I’rf I il. •1.. iM"ti that vlii|'- fly me WASHINGTON, o«t 12 Pro.lu. P' •• Mug could not tiring liquor er> of the principal crops in the Crut f, I i i:> rs within the three mile ed States paid nn average price of twuj I limit J per cent lestt fur their protlucts in ■' no sent its attorneys, Lord, September than previous month, ac ' I "rd. of New A’ork, to Wash-. cording-to the Department of Agrirul tordny to confer with the t are general and to arrange for g fur an injunction to re-, Little <tvrrland Fo u r m a k e s l ug h i t , 1 government front putting $( 126.00 i l l ' l l V c i c i J 170 Iti tK 1 an into effect, 'tide of the American Steam is' Association, however, ns i by an official statement after the meeting of dtrec ii.'it it will peacefully abide by _ . gberty ruling if the prohibiD l j /l| If will, as a reward, tend their ^ L ifa v L x ( to the sljip subsidy bill now tigress. A fte r enumerating AND W ILL EVACUATE THRACE • "Ivuntnges which private Ant-, SAYS FRENCH • - m'Is, running dry, will sufOFFICE ■"inpetition with foreign ships.* -”>mlion said: llty The Prm l 1<a ic is but one way in which this PARIS, Oct. 12.— Greece decided to "d age can be met and that is sign the Mudanin armistice conven• '"ital aid ulong the lines now ^ on nn,j evacuate Thrace according to 1 for in the national shipping comj(tf„ns stipqiated in the document, bill the French foreign office^wns offic 1'»• association believes that the ially informed today. fr"i"i. „ f prohibition appreciate the “ ' "•'""t ami will be among the Little Overland Four makes log hit, druiige-t advocates o f giving to Am- $<325.00 delivered. 170-ltc *n‘ 1,1 »bips every assistance ihut is •’•■'I 'Miry to maintain nnd upbuild the GREAT BRITAINvTO P A Y IN men-liant murine.” TEREST ON DEBT TO U. S. The association’s stand was against **•) i "inerted effort to retain liquor (Dr T h* A m f f a i M Pr»Ml LONDON, Oct. 12.— “ Tho British 0,1 Passenger .ships by recourso to Ick'a| action, saying It felt “ the situa- government," It was semi-afficially ,i" n ,s "nn which should bo left to the stated todsy, “ Is taking steps to pay individual companies." . $60,000,000 into the Now York Fed Incidentally, all officials o f foreign eral Reserve Bank on October 10, on °'*"ed lines, announced it would be account of this year’s interest on lhnr M ic y "to Itye up to tho law, no Great Britain’s debt to tho United mdtir whnt tho coat," and to await States." th,. outcome of the Cunnrd Line's teat >‘f th validity of Mr. Daugherty’s rulHave tho Herald do your next Job >ng of printing. We hnve the equipment 1 A S. Franklin, president of the to do all kfnda of job printing. uitemational Merchant Marine, aald i t ................... . , r°, the policy o f his lint, altho • The Herald dollvmd, -18c per week. t"' believed "U |, diir legal right -'to ^ ----- --- ’ ,hrry wine and liquors os stores to be Little Overland Four makes big hit, $026.00 delivered. . '• ' 170-ltc ^n.umed during tho voyage," •• ( • y»- v GREECE SIGNS NEW ARMISTICE FOR Pei v mg a phn e with lnipr v• iiicM • .ely instil has n .-olvalitaci a'n a dlsadv milage I tie planting- lilav mistakes ate not all had aftel all !o< mistakes are not ul had after all foi they may help t“ tcuch him useful lessons. In planning and planting our home grounds we should keep away from straight lilies as nun ii as possible, and fo llo w tin curves of nature. .1 BETTER HOMES IS THE SLOGAN FOR THIS WEEK B E F O R E N O T W IT H S T A N D IN G POSI T IV E A S S E R T IO N T H E Y A R E IM P O S S IB L E ..... « A MPA HiN LAUNCH ED IN FORD HAS IIEEN GREAT S ITCESS XMAS L lo v d G e o r g e ’ s F rie n d s (Continue ’ to Insist T h a t H e W ill N o t R es ign --- ------ I » M , | pj|i|W.»V M X X||» The campaign for better homes in America launched by the Delineator. hi co operation with the national and state officials which has been under way for some titne past will have .i tangible result in the better home' week' which will he observed October !• I I inclusive throughout the nation, The idea met with the hearty approv tl .uni iii operation of Herbert ilimver i.rct.ii . of i ommerei*. and he and other national officials, including i ills-in < oi.lalge, v i e president of the United States, have extended every operation, and the governors of pra< tn ally every state in the union have delivered proclamations, and made appointments of men and wo, 1 , , ti in all sc, inois t" further the movement locally. In Sanford, as m other cities a mod . hoii>., Mltr:nti\. .11 .hitcel 111 ally ,| vv• I' 1 1 r a 1 g d 1 - la-uig furnished f 'inf 1 ho' city, and daily re, ,i| .a , w.'| In hold there this being • f •|. f. .' .!■ f ’ In lie! ter LONDON, Oct. 12.--Odds,of nearly *w" to one against an election before *v,cw ' l'nr '8 bring accepted in London insurance market notwithstanding tho positive, assertions In the press and political circles that the appeal to tho country la-fore Christmas is inevitable Lloyd (»corge s frienils continuo will not resign while to insist that is determined tn ask "tilers assert • ! confidence nt the *"Uiiti> f"i v lM,IU LONDON, Oct. 12. Prime Minister Lloyd George haA announced his inlentlon of replying publicly ut MinChester Saturday to criticism recently aimed at the government's nenr eastcrn policy Tile Midden announcement has taken tin* press by surprise and !,rough! general interest in the domes tn and political situation to a point, t i l l amg 1 mol-. I ail i.itlv hrenkup 1 tin pit-sent .. a'liot, I h. |r. sent outlook in the Near ! , T ini, li.,.. 1 . 1,1 I Up -"in.’ inner the • " I m l ol tll.il I ' l l I ;.ahliug se ii Ii grrntI I l l l l l i ’ls lo sp« ak », f.... I i-d if t hi III" ve t■ • 1 .ml hot ii 1 than In-ri t"fi o,.. at any "\.ll l " d ill t he , 11 ( In I ii-lineatoi, the 1 ..Ii \ • ' I *•1 . la \ - i " vv s p j , pi •i- have tho Il Y , 1 pi esllletlt 1 viol a p p e a r m n > " f " f I l i " ' e u-unlly nccotn|oo’. el lielllg gl\ 1II f°t pi .l i vi ng tile l a s t d a y s- ,,f a moribund • tin'., who are par gov ei l.nn Id a n d I h ,., 1 1\ dn-soiution , 1. • 11 1 l eoiii - i l l " ) * ’ • parliament. d ,1, <ti„ii is " • at d \ a of tninoiil) d i ' i i - sod a - a matter no m a l l e t ho w a n d let tl T he opinion 1. n . 0 h . i . t l a i n ! v p l a n t s tnav h • • w I r• . « lm litnal ex1III Ilia ol :i v o f I la . they will *"• Mt Lloyd ' ) " ’V"I 1 11 h w• it 1 - that .■1 g 111 l og, ( hot . 1 . .If . ..1 g. ha no itilt nt mu ,f resigning ' groups •d that tu w ill put up a lug fight on 1,’|||||'I IIP . ai d e m u r I lien s inak h a l f o f Go <. m i l l i o n 1n which he f 11 tnlit m g p n t u r i s w i l l ) pl a nt s , |h will have the support of Austell Chnmmental principal where by a beauti h, rlin i" the latter’s forthcoming ‘ il a n d i n s p i r i n g pn t u r e c a n he nwnfi It ,,t Ummnghom At the same Kl - 1 i(l l l o N i i l I I I t oMHk*t ihitfed - In hav e 1 I•1 " k ' - n - I,-. Inn tMi" ’ li,'ii' ai, -"in" w Ii" confidently I . RI KI ON I I l ls I wi t h a b i l l o w y a n d w a v y ma s s ri l. i tin dissolution of parliament \ I »A M.E .......... , t n hi a mntiiier imP l a n t s f o , w o d 'w - a n d H • ' ar t i- g, >i . ,|g. that tiie pn inier has '-•■iitin.rn ■ ■r Illy I hr \•tiM’inlrd I’ rr •• I i ,t. it" * i South*'f ii • a| -in t.• vv itt> , • , ,i. • id, I upon this ■ourse. Ills \\«,l\l.»«M 1 a'nlmiuM and lled. .tiopi 2 fm > 1 •. ulation is vi i) busy over tho on t h i e e h u n d r e d pussrngf i Kastorn exposure, Uegmiias, fuch st 11III . . . . , ......... . probable result of un nppenl to the i . * ||(...r<| tilt* I .oft A Mill'll*^ Sti'itniBnip sins. Poor plants m our windows," a • country. An important result of tho, City of lloncomes 'from a lack of freslt air and * ompnny s m w strainer, crisis, according to two or three of tho wtrelvss today afire too tuuch beat They breathe . C l ’ ’ ' " I " " ' l - ' t e d 1 papers, i- that Sir Robert Horne, chan ng to two days " f f shore fnott this port on f a v o r n b l e c onil i t ii n« a f t e r l>ei . "Il'.r ,,f Itn I \C. hllequer inis postponi1 \ S «•••!» diseases Stir soil in btivr's ntir •,.• „a return fropr it- f i " t vovage I to t r o I" ill. United States and 11" , I , and II" we e k wi t h f o l k 1 i il I n. ,|, "I Iionnng in l"li Will l)Ot I no I, |,1 MU' b< ,|.I. " .1 k» • II) allot! , being held Tit ■ quest!' '••'» - k'd 1 a" run , I .. A III, ,■. |rl' > ' V11 ,| f ,-,-t dile t" go. • • rut)'’ ( l i mi t s I,, plant • <( '*i wi ndow I . t l , , . - ' ti h"M. » a nd Irai i i i d so, . r— fully " i i a ., II 1-r- .111,1 I • v.’d a I." c BEAUTIFYING THE HOME 10 MAKE TEST CASE IN “DRY” PRODUCERS PAID SHIP RULING LESS FOR CROPS IN SEPTEMBER BEFORE THE NEW YEAR IS FREELY PREDICTED itic natural style of latulscajH goldening endeavor- to present it pn niter, m faints typnal of the nn tuial lainlseape and ttjis is marie vital sin '• t r e l l i s . T o - I l u iv v i* very by tiie landseiipe spirit. Iiv small go, d ani l e a s i l y i r a i n t i l examples of tunning window parks, undergrowth should not l>e eut pin'ds arc I Eng. and German Ivy. 2 away and tt few large Dower beds nre Madeira Vine. .'I. Iloy'ii, I Passion preferable to n number of small ohes. Beautifying of the home and flower. 6. Jasmine <5. Thursbergin are grounds is fapidly pushing to Jite very good for hanging baskets also front nnd becoming one of our most tiie asparagus sprengeri is a new important arts. Lawn (ilnnting for (dii’ii Itut unexcelled. Wilil gnrdens can I. made very nt smnll places is a simple, harmonious arrangements of plants. Individual tractive. Triljimus. grape hyacinth, beauties ami not brnnd mass effect I hiqiatiea, Japanese wind flower are nuist he emphnsixeil. Disposition of nil 'rood. Hedges. Chi’ . , cape jasmine, shrubbery one of the most importurtt Caroline Laurel (mints in (ilnnting n lot. Curves nnd Chinese hibu . Oleander, walks should he easy and flowing. Cherry. Unttley Guava, Position of house should in* on one Crape Myrtle, side so ns to ntnss in a single lawn /nnunls: Iti the north annuals nre as much as possible. Fence should1 seeded seeded in latter part of April, pro July. In Florida if he screened nnd very little if nny during flowers in July, flowers nre desired in January the architectural adornment should be al Nnriurtion. sweet pens are planted in lowed. vines should be pro wed. pleasing PI served, rved, rind rim special care taken to avoid Sept. Animnl phlol. gnillnrdin, verh uniform horizon lines. Never plant a anas, nnimnl cnrnntion and cnlcndu large dark evor green with a lot of Ins nre seeded 1st of October. (Winter brillinnt deriduious trees. Beware of bet'!*? for animals in hlorids titan using large growing trees on small summer. Exnmplc of plants, carnation, lilllur places. Hardy borders can be used to a Florida Ifis, Umbrelle plant, century good effect In varied positions and •plnnt, protor, Nosturtlon, vcrlana, vio should bo planted so they will bo at let, perwTnkle, sanitary plant, Zimia. Vines: Blue Belli o f Scotland. trattivo all the season .Pcrcninnl S iM ■m f here. SAN FltANCJECO, <><t 12. Fire ,,n the City of Honolulu wn» beyond ,-intnd nt |u I" n m and tii -tup was being abandoned by the • upturn, chief engineer, first officer and radio oper ntor, tiie Inst four persons aboard tinvessel. a radio dispatch said Shortly before the steamer wireless , ,i site was lowering Iter boats and *lu put out the S •' S cal! another time The passengers began entering life I,oats at 9 .(Ml o'clock the Matson Nav igation (.’ompnny announced their steamer Enterprise, hound from Hon olulu to San Francisco was rushing to ftssi.tance of burning liner und should reach her betwen noon nnd one o'clock. Radio calls to steamer from 9 to 9:60 o'clock not nnswered and believed all aboard had taken to boats. The City of Honolulu is converted German liner Frederick dcr Grosse. During the war She is six known " 8 !,un,n' hundred feet long. % I II II V' m \LEXANIiFR BELL LEFT LITTLE FOR HIS FAMILY li $\\ IW E N T D R OF THE T E I.E l'IIO NR MADE NO FORTUNE , OUT OF IT 111* The Aa*oeln ted l*re«a I WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 2 . - Peti ti on for probate of tiie will of the late Alexander Graham Hell naming his w i,low a* sole benofieinry in the es tate valued "in excess of twenty-five hundp'd dollars," wus grunted yester day in the District of Golumbiu Su preme court. The value of the estate was not revealed. . •*« il ,f; STEAMSHIP IS BURNING LOS n .nil., r ..( I hi A, Wet,. It I rl I I'Ulg Life '•out- a n t'.-ing t't down tv the City .( Honolulu at *> I" tins to radio it • ivnl < morning n< i Hiding ii .a 13 H*. BP. « ;y WILL RENEW POWER LEASE ANOTH ST. AUGUSTINE. Oct. I2.-Mem A LA B A M A POWER CO, W IL L OP bers of a negro family here residing E R A TE STEAM . borders should not be planted ngalnst in a house in South Charlotte street P L A N T a hedge. Farmer’s Day— owiicd by Robert J. Mickler, believe Well prepared seed beds should be Banks Will Close t O f T k v A H 9. l a l . t f P r t M l they owe their lives to their doy. The| used and plants set oul in early WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Renewal family was aw akeiivd shortly before j spring. Sumrtier cultivation is very Tomorrow (Friday) is Farmers Dny for another year of the lease under daylight Sunday by the incessant important. Shrubs or over-greens — a national holiday— and all the which the Alabama Tower Company bajkltig of the dog and upon investi make a good background for border*. bank|( of 8 , minole County will cl f e - 'j } gation found the houao burning. operates the government’s electrical W6 fthold nlways keep In mind whatj^jj (jay ■ B t u 4 ‘a. Firemen who extinguished the blase generating steam plant at Muocla •' our planta will develop Into. • __________________ Simplicity should bo stressed forj Little Overland Four makes big hit, before appreciable damage had been Shoals, wns announced today by Sec • 170-ltc!done attributed it to a defeetivq fluo. retary Week*. this Is the keynote of all great art. $025.00 delivered. • I | . • • m Br t w » j: Vv.', _ y . f; �4 — PAGE SIX ♦• •~ ^ * 1r - ‘ *>'» •* * * *• - r T ‘ - * *A / ' V. _#/*;: - S O C IE T Y 1 1*- *’ * • card lo tills i r p a r t m e a t , | l « U i w n irll Mn < D th ollc ln«|y s h ou ld m iss t'U M h rss J-I' i'r'r• t ° i , apprrr” 1 * 4 *' " U -------------------------------------- - Monday Rev Fr llennessy w ill lecture on "The Church History" and a good attendance is expected SOCIAL CALENDAR . WEDNESDAY SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE PARTY WEDNESDAY The Subscription Bridge party to be Social Tea and Musical for mem bers of the Music Department and hol(* r,H^ House next MonOfficers of Woman's Club at four '*,,y <’vcn' nK '* •wing looked forward o'rlork p m to with much interest and it is the ______ chairman's wish that those getting up T H U R SD A Y tables please make their report not, - wm- ' gCS t'lo l) was SA V IN G S We pay 4% Interest on Savings Vccounhl YOUR REPUTATION h v)(l. — AN D — Following the business meeting, Mrs. f.ehmnn gave a most interest mg account of her work in connection wwth Miss Andrews, mountain mis siuimry She also read several let G»rs from Miss Zela Davidson form *’r*>' of Sanford, who is associated Wl*h Miss Andruws in mountain work, n,*d of whom Shnford is indeed proud °f Mrs. E. M. Galloway then gave-a ■ • . » THE SANFORD DAILY HERALI7, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER If, 1922 i»" ■i i *I ■ l A . The Catholic Woman's I-csgue o f |Gleaners rooms at the Prea^yterian f Sanford met last Monday night at Church. . EBEJD E E ElNliginm iH their hull nt H o'clock and will meet The meeting was presided over by MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor , v r r * Monday 'dght at that hour here- the class president. Mrs. Alfred l.il TONIGHT Phone 217-W after Mrs. George Fellows was elect Ja. assisted by Mrs. T. M. Pulcston If j a m h « r an, frlmda ilaltlna j % *''• president Many points of inter teacher After the devotioQal yxi-r —If j a m are coin* aarskrra >r n a ila i est will be spoken of nt the meetings eies led by thepresident a shortConstance Talmadge or If 7 « « art enlfrlglnln*. ifrll t * 1 * . i ' •. • . ‘ 1ivr"iV- • * .IL. If you’re like most people, sometimes v.,., want money badly. ‘r° Harrison Ford But if you have gained a favroable rente i Bank, through a steadily growing account iL.'ii -at th» I sition to get accommodation when needed.’ ' e ln a Therefore, not only open an account, but nnk ♦ -IN - ‘WEDDING BELLS’ \ story of slips on the peals wedding bells. Also a v J. 1 11 Pow. --------------------------Yes, the------ - ol K of C celebration Columbus Day. ,,' U' r lhan Fr',ln> ‘>r,l‘'r th"* an y' l,nllinn* ,ll|k "bout her trip with a, ______ vacancy may Ik- taken care of.— Ora number of spendid pictures. This Two-Part Comedy Friday The regular business moot-i*1 Murrell, Chairman. tnlk was interesting and most instruc- , - - - Tomorrow— Tom Mix in "The Nighl I live. ing of the Snllic Hanson Chnptcr, ijf ss A delightful and informal social Horseman"; also a two-part Cen N. S.. D. A. R . will bo held at .1:00 COUNCIL OF MUSIC tury Comedy. o’clock with Mrs. Percy! Mero, as ° nr Hie newest organizations, ,|our wn" ,hcn enjoyed- Mrs. H. It. hostess. ' , "The Council of Music" met last Snt Stevens assisted by Misses Annie I Will ______ urday afternoon at the Womans Club *s,,'*!“ ,n " '"I Laura Chittenden serving 1 |T]E)B)DIBEI[I)|w]|c]mHl@ PIMM.RAM BETTER HOMES WEEK rooms witii a good attendance. Mrs. dainty refreshments. ........ . .......» vh, ichair hum There were thirty-one members -----Fannie Stcinbridgc Munsen, man, presided. She explained the Prt'scnl ftt lh'* " f e t in g , W EDNESDAY e<|uipuieut to give the best service of the Council and rend an Mrs W. E. Wntson. •purpose ■ ..................-.......... won neon gi that mis has ever been given in Sanford. interesting account of wo,* acromp- MRS. S IIINK E N T E R T A IN S AT Talk it over with Reg |lished and planned by the National ItRIDGE ______ T HUR SDAY STRENGTH Miss Rutin Williams. -* nun, 1 1 Sin also n ad the names of M r, R A Shine, Jr , entertained the reguar meeting of the Elks ' " officers, which „....... hedge yesterday .............. cum lodge there will be much bus . . • includes ... "luncheon " " ' n o n ;rnirM|u; . tonight mviv »>ill Ul' IIIIJUIl I»U S* FRIDA Y ' 1,1 m“ M l>r" m,,u ,it i lull, lit- plimenting her house guests, Mrs. mess of an important nature nnd n l n i t t n ______ Mrs Deane Turner . erary nnd musical women of this Frank Wmthrop o f Tallahn.see and full attendance is desired. They will l T f i l l H F R A I H ' r> Mrs. Walter Wight of Sanford. Two also hold a dance nt the club house! * *H -1 l l l i l l / l L l / SATUR DAY e purpose of this council is,j tables were played during the morn- Friday night of this week. 1' Mrs. John I.eonnrdi. first. Unity through Music. Second. ir)g and at noon a delicious course -------.Making America Musical The conn- luncheon was served. Mrs. Shine us......... .. Feihelmnn representing Jai ksnnv Hie wn» represented here >"'.g.ng ... English lovely ,n ii her decora the Montag Rros. Atlanta sta ........ fj,.w, ■j - " ' .rs - in .-i invuiii me .vioniag tiros., of of Atlnnta sta- C a le n d a r S a v in g s ■• ii help the account grow The Seminole County Bail l: gsfifri > e .„ r.la> by J J .Mahon,-y and W „ E ' .... ' T ........v . T ‘ y M of somilhmg better . M " ............ . ........... ........., , V '* ;...... • " • '■ - b in \esterday ft-m Ja. k«on\ille : 'f , .......... . T •••'«>-» r m .. * tie ., ,. I ipe Organ , ............................... tamed Monday I * a 1*1 '■.»*• r- at th. i lid- i l c nii-d n.it ................... ... ' I! ■i.l I' f •1 F M l- t\ . ,• •l It *l l T• . .| . . . '* f •!.« \ Ii ?• I .il ' tb- i lg '- " v 1 .i -t • ••;»•*? (('.ill r rt• •, «" this ,i,Kr - Vll r-Uln ed bill * ii i m I id "I* vv ' I g i ve W. t •, f I h* . v, . f I •, •< ■ . ... | ■, . t* . i ■ i . ni|..,ni« il b'.nii I Mi II , m i I .. 11 r w ' * Mi fvi ••1can l.- in g 1l l ' l l ' .f ' .i( lili.l ! MU.I.. . • ih •.r■ (•• - t * a f..r *1 f t •V• • i -•I • • »• Ki.ixint. H O D G E ’S ' • * , Auto Paint Works P R A < T K ’AI, At TO.MOBILF P A I N T I N f li> Skilled Men tiiovv vi-'tiYdav aft ernoon celebrat WORK i.l \l: \N I I.l D I IRS I I I \SS t. -.f,ilv b .1 VV ll t f,,li t i,:: I! ' * ' ! Over the Overland Garage _ _ ___ , The ______ m I.... . ..rated i 1i 1 1 - i .. " '!'• t" H r s r •i| . .Ir . Ii .1 t h e nit-* t' * dmmg room .. . . . . . . . . . . . . gin-sf' ei i j nv i i n fed around i, .. |i in, i, i ah' - and • nni l v . . . irivcn each little iruent ns , Ir, teeeivi'u inan*, pretty . irift !'ei| w.i. \|. ■ and d \ . ..id 1hi I flerv Avenue '!• th--d'. ' Church will 'I ale iii ill, vie alii Mo- Hill Hardware nnd 1% t- M*i. Kro f It : II I*.it I Mi II b., r. Have you read the want ad* for ...,r I al l R', \ > 't ‘ I -id i'.i? i 1.— W i' strive lu ilu the impossible— please everybody. — All work is handled with the utmost rare. .‘I -Nn bicycle delivery but delivered sanitary to you ii/our own truck, just as it leaves the press. L— We do all kinds of pleating at reasonable prices; Aeeordion Heating.back the same day. J-— All work, large or sn\all, has the personal attention of •he manager. Mr Clemmons— he knows nothing else. Ii.— Last, but not least, we are glad to make anything right that should happen not to be right. Service that serves. Cleaning-Dyeing-Altering SANFORD'S LARGEST CLEANERS 317 Fast First Street Phone 560 -1 Store in Florida Duplex Window Shades it', "-ft. lio n jr, \N i d u $ 1.00 *» I ,,' h.oii • II Crown Window Shades I m t h i i i - i> h o m e f r o m t h e , b o s p i t a ' a M c r a s pe l l n f i b - n g l l e f e v e r Sanford Steam Pressery *v‘ II Phone 127 10 Stores in Georgia- ! t vv d -tmini.at. ‘ a I bii'ii.. t. tb ng i I', vv dl 11o M i' J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. T The Churchwell Company W H Y YOU .SHOULD S K N I) I S VOI R CLEANING j . ad* i Jta t , hi; UAjl San ford’s New Store till-ill vveiitber light oil M at i b Large Shipment of New Music| . . L a r g e s h ip m en t o f new music. — " ' n t e r m i s t e r IMnnoCo. 16H-tfr LOCALS NimJ.ei CO. SANFORI), FLORIDA Distributors for Hupmohile nnd Lexin gton ( ar> I'lrcle Ilf the have a , noki-d stnii tn-tvveeli Sanford Shoe'* Dip b’ t|i *a »4 X < R > iu .a ita t*K | R » fc* rra Sanford, Florida Six Reasons B. & O. M O TO R Weld. |’• 1 , ' a i •• if ha I Lntc.Model in Excellent Condition m 1..,. ib>d ii |t . - i .a v I K lf Satin dav afternoon N S I) \ It I hi ii giilnr l.i|sin, s> m i i t t i . g nf tbi '';il n- I I a n i -on i bnpli i will be •a ' I I rolay afl. Miooii ul : ..clink I ’a pi l J U iJ F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e « NO I K K' ••i* It* itf H . I . lire, Wt|i|' iiri.wn Rui v ii nd David i ou i sey nnd Robert Howell. Ella Mae, W. D. and G. L. Grow, Kathryn Allen and Elizabeth! Mitchell Mi liU ljll ----------------- 1)1)I 1 the t a bl e .I .‘hk . afitl. ^ v«*< vi iiiiskctH . , f 1 1l.-ti with , camly were ^ fax m|-k . !ira\T.»?i , t atnl tl- fill I h"'« • ------- - IftD little |! i a v i . iti |, . vv .illI t h e f u n r s a* fc* ho Ka ix. WVM, .................... .. Mr .... Mr, rftll,Ml h,,r,‘ ,,v ,h" ..f their daughter. Mrs , ---- — lA * ^ xurnt <| to Ihi ir .lmt|-hl,.r. Mrs d. H. ct t 1 b . i h mg i “ H O F^I RT1CU tin nr h i ' hit t hd.i v i n k e , w bi l e I he t I’STAIRS v l e e return,.,I I .( ' ir ik -I' l'l. I ll i It pc p.l| Cl It i I ., V ... I ..I III. < vv. i . I Tl |..\. ll It t|l .1 l a t e Ii Ml enti ri.m • d f r i e n d ' at iIn Mr- it I Jr, «.f hi« grandmother. i t tb* bv 11u nt i> > . f In- litil, liono ..... . .il • •I 1 gi 11i* r \ V• mm 1 'i vv i' appolhti wh . w I and Mrs J I • lr s ' J J ................ ... , < .1 It van i in • g b ' t.iuith b.uhdav ' i l et .i, Mr • i.F \ ill m .t n» xt Mnntiav af i ' m l., i (.1 \\ Kits t i \ss 1 1 r i it •-m •*1111«111ii I ml crust thi it g o . ' l ' i.f .-, week. t . , . . ,, -------------------Tif for th. the mt tin inl.i ml.i ih•. nf nf the lilt ain r>' ^ L a r g e shipment o f new music. ' f t•, il’tr«. sl»\ 'I. vitei mn « hiir« h — llin t e r m is t e r Piano Co. l lis - t fe v , i . d Monday . v. •ftitrrr iri trie M' / \ U 4. Kilt I 1111\ A I ' t l t M •''ifUT'ng. itv .it I ■f M- m if* j , t?-1f1 tf .11 . (i'll . b ill .1 ■. i dv o r *1 1I.l 1 D■ r '. !•■•••*' h.id a! 1 *i (»»!••,. ..nd th, Hi g h S l' ,lf P '* , p a k l e* and teed tea i ■n m o r e i h e i r o-.l.i*e In,v.- i •imimimtv •f • • ■A T H.llnl , . . , ‘"i , " ' ‘ r > > ' '. r\cd ibluiotis . hick,-n salad salt up '•f i'iiili. a *■Sectv . R .Mrs, . » ! » • « .„ » n » l » e f » r .hr « h,r«l. I•t in i ,i' - or ed M l - M tini- -ii in a ■ ■ 1 - 1 iv i *.v ’ K.r •!.. » vv. r. pi e .-»h« t ’ 1 1*■ .i' ■ ,i nl M. • \ S 1 • .»1. N A , I • I « • i: Ir • I f b- f i. ■ if- •* '•o “ i t.. ta k e by ... . . . , After a short buse their home in Lakeland Saturday af 1 .............. .»« •i t n i................ ' "riiMMUnij .''MiLMnir, ,. <• s....... ............ .. | M.•!.!. , I.ma •tl. Ifcr . . . . . .......... ..... I u „ „ | «. Ge««vsi.„rg ,i„rmg . l lull was enter afternuon \oi,e Williams. making hi' The Musi. Department ,.f tli- Woman. it-.r IT., mi i> ..i gia. and i « f m ,,.„ng r^ „ 0 T ,.f his bu.l.l.e, ». the tank corps world war ~ -SERVICB BUI CK , he city today and had *»••• n w --------- J \, , , -V*, ^ . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ;•. . . . . . . «..k »* Orlando Sentinel turners . was P IP E O R G k N CLUB » "rk m a ,,, . , , , ' ftet explaining the work and pur . “ n‘1 “ ,‘ « f - t h e r a mf,M ‘ hii.iigh tliiri . -iv di fferent ..rganiza , . • V. V ....... — t r n*-U\v event 11 ; h,,s "" ^ -------------PKOGRESS- Mr. nnd Mrs. .1, II. Wcndlcr nnd daughter of Orlando were among the visitors to the ,-ily this morning . 6-ft. Ijonjr, 36-in. Wide This is the sort of weather thnt gives you tin- proper pep and the de»ir,. to g o ’ after business and put It over Ho stnto today mnnv Louis W. Zim, of St. Augustine labor inspector, was in the city on business ami visiting hip obi friends (>> rg. Ki-'b I mill .1 bn |(ii-> Iivv Ilf the Mi-rgenthaler I inotypi- ('■■, were in i b. ciiv yi-slreilav tailing on the imiil I lade Mr Keller is a resident of i irbmdn and lias many friends all over Florida Tin- Daily Herald is printing more advertisements than ever before at this time of the year. We have the m i w w i I—. ••• i. . . THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY First Street SELLS it for LESS f.m , ■: i. ■ Welaka Block �rn g m QANFftPn nAll V HfcKALU HEP A?ni h for r,h8in‘f- s aro puT,1C t iscupboard oniy n gtwhere ep nwthe ny. oAWrUKU UAlLi h .......... nQ}-arftument in. any We have _r«u. Bu Florida paper or from any south [le ft u Florida politician justly calculated topi'diat parsonagu here in I8|>5 and now, nnger or frighten any honest citizen |£Town to a woman, she ia socking to nf w e s t e r n or northern Florida. We learn If #ior neither is alive, nnd Inme asking for im more than our lug- i formation about her jiarontagv. An id ;ntd moral rights, and we do not advertiactn.ent in the local newspapers see fit to accept a compromise. There giving nn address in Spartanburg, is no basis for the suggestion that “ if N. C., to which 'information should ha ili. power swings into the hands of sent, recites that the infant was plnc•!i people <if south Florida they will rd in n good home and that after1...ss the state ns unmercifully as ward the foster pa rents "moved north. Florida does now." There is The child became a woman graduated every reason to beliovo that should \ with .high honors at n prominent in oiith Florida be given the represuntn (stitution of learning and n o w , holds • f n the legislature to which its a responsibilo position. - ‘ population entitles it the policy o f ____________________ that body would he much more, proHave the Herald do your next Job L'ii--«i\e and helpful to the duvelopof printing. -Wo have the equipment in, nt of the state, in keeping with the pii it which has wrought such iron- to do all kinds of Job printing. n m t* j south Pabll.hrd t t « 7 afternoon n r r p l Hun A drawer In the cabinet at the loft day at tbr Itrrald Uulldlna. 1OT holds the kitchen silver. Other dishes Maaualla A i r , ManfgrA, t'la. arc put on a wheel tray and curried to (lie dining room cupboard, which 1 1 ' Mtimted near the kitchen door. An rrui.i>iiiKiiN ___ , iiiipoitant detail is to avoid a raised m . j . i i o m .y Kdltur liire>hoIii h tween the kitehen and Hperftarf-TrertBitrff dm mg mom, in order that the xvhoel n. j , u iiL A n p (jrnrrnl llnungrr n. A . SfKIit. tray may roll smoothly through Phonr 14H up in IJiCM) I*. 11, i lie it c box is placed next to the Aifertlatni Hnir* Mule Hinittn on ■ t igi m aid* ? that food may be taken \pplfrattun out of :t and pul on the stave with LElVIv 01111*1* ( trrulmlon lln iw r r Of course the ice bur I'hone O - W iiffrr 8 p. ui. one motion. hould in ' solid and shut out warm air. Hub*«riplh*r |arlrr I n Adianre ____ __ *0.00 Oai V n r An important small item is n kit 3.W chen stun!, Bb, )U"nlk> I f ' t h " kitchen Is very tielhffrd In t’lfy by I'arrlrr 13 Oala small, this can lie pushed under tin 0 » » W>fk ... . . T l * b l * 12- to la.|,n|(r W r r b l f l l r r - table when not in use. tei tej tes ttg THE HERALD PRINTLNG CO. R SANCTUMS n tn tsj im tit e j IN HONEST \l.l. tjt f a tel tel tei Ha ty tii \ m > im o N M E N T AUK ASKING W E We Iia vc great esteem for the judg " u'nt " f Editor Benjamin of the Ocala .'tin. iiini for his nlways^evident pur (lose to do justice*-even for thu “ chip on-his-shi>ulder“ spirit of most of his writings. Although we have not had the privilege of personal acquaint ■ U vntlrrlf ro ir r n Srnlnulr cflDAtr ance w ■ have formed the impression ■ ■ 4 la p t i b l l t h r d r i r r r t ' r l d n j ’. Adirr\ S A T INFAi T O R Y APPO INTM E NT of him tiiat he is a well-equipcd news 0 iful i l c v d o pme nl throughout south t h l n f r nt r a m n d r k n n n n on n p p l l r n I I on. I l i - mn e r n t l r In pul l tl ra. . S2.1MI pe r ______ «:nper mart, and that he is unusually 1 i or i da . y m r , a l n u / a In n d i a n r r . William M. l o r r y of Quincy may pumstnking in the ascertainment and If Editor Benjamin has carefully ■ ICSII1KII Til K AHNOCIATHI) 1TIKMS of facts. Wo nrc, Th* A*»ocUtei1 I*re.ia la exclusively not he well known in Soutli Florida, presentation , . , there read the analysis of the pending entitled to the u«e for repuhllcatlon of ||e has just been named by Governor '"re, surprized and disappointed to amendment prepnred by Hull. Frednot "o* hl r W I lcCr*di i £ 1 * In " t hI*° pipe? - aiy A Hardee to stirred .! I) Smith f " " l him the only editorial writer of ■rick Van Roy, representative from harain"0 ,h° l,,e* 1 " e'v" pu,,ll“ hed as the representative from the West !,n>' prominence in all south and cen i, : tus county, recently puhlishcul in All rights of re-publication of apecUl T loritlai nrigresiiomil district on the ’ r‘d Florida supporting the pending The Times, he must admit that there dlspatchr* herein ere also reserved -tali- highway hoard. Those whose 1onstitutionnl ainemlmeitt providing vi ry adroit provision for maintain-1 Offter i IIKItAl.il tlllll.lll NO. I'hone 14 privilege it is to know W. M. Corry reapportionment or the legislative ng control of the senate .in north and, will agree that Governor Hardee ns representation, And we must moce to ■-t Florida. The evident purpose to divert attention from this by ed wise judgment in making choice of ' he oiii lusion, in considering his atotic who will make good. Mr. furry tititdo on the question, thnt he has , i . ,-diiig south Florida increased re is a gentleman of wide business ex M,d read the amendment, but has n xt-ntation in the lower house. Con can improve your tioim- this per loiii e, lias made a succes of life formed his opinions from the specious tint of the senate menus practically and is well qualified to assist in argument and writings of the west ntrol of the legislature— the adopt carrying out a progressive program b Iorida politicians, -n of this amendment will mean a The Better Homes d e m o n s t r a t i o n s of State highway construction. South 1,1 *ht* Isom’ of the Star of the -Ith " id diuance of the present unfair nnd are very interesting. Florida's interests will not suffer nt 1,uit. we find an extended discussion unsatisfactory conditions, to all practi-' , the hands of a man noted for his fnir- " f the question containing ninny state i al intents, purposes and results, for And something that every lady ill ness and strict integrity.—Lakeland "lotus which are unfair to the practi- another period of II) years. the land needs no matter how large Slar-Telegnim. 1*llly unanimous attitude of the peophHe earnestly urge upon Rditor or how small her home may lie. If we know anything about Willlnm f smith I loridn, and which support l!i njamiii a careful i*imdmg of the ------------------------- a — — ----------furry of Quincy, the state of Florida " llr theory Hint the editor of the Star ■omlmetit, confident that after doThe oldest striker in the world died Hus a real man and the state road not read the amendment. For - -o he will line up with the news yesterday in Iowa lie had been on department has a real member and list mi ce i- and jusipit- of south Florida in sink- stru i l*u»t* The present rail T h * ia is i o g o i ( d argument against "l e !ii.it will w i l l ,, 1 ix every part of the 0 .if.ding a sipnire deal in the up road strike pfubnb x ha-tened lu The proposed r e tat,- n |iia i . deal M r l ori y is , appot t lomneri l ■u* "iimcnt of jmwer m the legisla ll' at it ne of tin ftrii-t men it tuts ever i|,|iorttnrt!io-nt is m>i what the Star t a h T.ini]in Times. It is not fnir and square to lo-eri our pleasure t mee t and he is « mts ------- ■— ------------T h e loss t " the publit and rail•me of those (-'-id soirth* rn gentle all the stiitc', |,ut (t is better than tin r o o d s a n d vmhuij t i a d e c h a n n e l s in Cape Cou Turnips. ott-ri of (in- old s, hool who knows noth apportionment we now have, and we 1Ui Cape Cod a -p*-■-lnl type of tur t h e r e c e n t c o a l > t nk i - w a s o v e r a bi! should therefore adopt it and us soon mg except the right and one who ,l|p Is helnj; dm eloj-i-d. asserts Hie liori d o l i n r s . T i n s o u g h t to he a ies ’.could go out of in- wax t" grant i l - p o s s i b l e a d " pi another and a ’-■t '. asf i l i i gt on S t a r Not Hint t h e r e Is soil to *hi 0)1. I ,it I - and the I old T h i s ran he done. If the ti.wldog unusual to l»- snhl for the 1hi i o l.i i ............. . II fax of We 11-r " i o III I III I > Olid t lo There 1Isiok that 11*i\ nii-i Hardee made n '•'•oil- p a l I --lire on the legislature sie of lids turnip is coti ip. i red w i t h ;kc ■■f a n y a l:*: ' , I h " or) oidpel tt to auhim! 'Vl-I , [ ( ' 1 *• * ! Hi* 1 * i < \\ 1f Lilli < ■•t r V ,-j.ir turnips I., d efxcnhcre But 1 il- , la -. , 1 ■ ititi ; e«t tup i M • - ‘f ii i f •G t . ] ’ , *,i i !** ' In f.i t . f :i 11,.ft T** i bout llo- I "a pe t u r n i p it- tl .i wi l l g r o w on ! f - i . VL )... . i i ■' • Jr i *i a fi -t ;, i oi . vvfodh r ,uh t i i m ' i ng i ' p soil ll tips . * t. • i , t Jjjs a i id-1|d ed o) n ut, i .Hi 1j„ i 1 !• r . n' f • i- h >-d i i - i -Ii ' sk t. out lid I hut 1he ll Cl at; « ' L ;, ,* hi -llllllltte.l to r 1 !’■ • I < ,1|H* I v i c ] -t ii I,i -ci > '1 1 1 i: 11 . 1I . i ' 1 * •f• 11 ,f w 1 n* ■ 1 i ■' . 1b •.V -n*i Lr ‘ ’ >v 11 i K, " vNV , - ,k 11 ..till- S , Tin W l) «.*!* 1 ■t '1f *- U '■( mi 1 , v , ft i'll l> i: .. ii • i . 111 a 1 1 y " III!' a'' i. » ' for iiti x 1111r ar-Mi w ( .; • Vfi. \ 1 T "HI ' .. i M • :1 i • f. I ' M, 11 . i r r 1 * ■ , '• ■ '■ i r.* i &. " ii i n an i. t 1ft -r 1 1' if 1' V f 4 | fai- • al nl Im 1flat t . that t * ia* i i j j• * ■t that root grilles • a! 'do- , I. \h i i tidifig p" of o th.it ix . J . ui , 1 a tfi eti dtoei d d-t-' ai|o| t ntifl a •loth'*! one" i1 - the leisis of our ’ F,bi.,f Bo-ija' ii o '"•■'•d' >it ll. pi .,11 l a ruisi Ivui, \ mi d i m nt 1’ i that. ha- pro * ,f it I I ' l l !' >\ I • a, f •f vxniv Ii week i* and ( Hi tter pill t of s> ;t L " ' " i foil 1 ti'-s* al i -,- b ' On. J' *1 f ' . ■i IK- i d , of \ OO 1, bring the tile AmeiKim goxr(miienl ii .io munition inunufai ttiii-r-» I, II il , i tin ill of loimties t« Un t he is rati- ri'itse d t fit I ' great of g Io • i 11 he m m ii \ ■ 1 • , l l l l p.llgtl t In- I i M l 1 I I" Ullf rl-1 i t mj,iill1d >'i 11u.igule d ,i, .111p 11 iv .i - fill lh.it 11. -1 t h■ I i -nt fi:i Cooking Utensils T.“ CLEAN F o r q u i r k r e s 1, un a ll in e t a l u d i u i...e SAPOUO pen tn C le a n s * S cou rs - Polisnts today, vio it tltls ha r v e s t of v\ to-lit wi t h u hieli g renter and ill is m a i l , hi - d It, i o m i t " ■ ; i" d t-ef. o . hot ■ adx. wi i id I a qilarii-r o f u n g ai i o- t iritx ■I , d'i 1 11 g t- - I, -. ,-n ! .x till il 1I--1. i i i hI i- ii) Ji’ll i . 1 1 , •„ o.inii Bunn) variety- Sal* Minlulmrl □ ( I,,, [ i n, -...! 1. I to i b.ls i ii re treated as a 1 ' i. Tills Lulled llltenag lias I n - a Stales and anterhi! abroad rb e ii- - i ici! tor f ' i« , 'ii ww TH E R E X A M , STORK S.infiti‘1. Florida R h o n e 325 in the In t l d- i xl s t ed f or git. la 11 " I a i i i _ . ns xx ti i-it 1 ioi'ini is is d " i i r io Miv i x p l o Hi i i g " f tlo- e n o r in,»lls |i|ii*s, a l m o - i liioiMiiaitis ,,f eoal SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS w l i s l e abo u t the Hole ■ o f I ‘ ell n - y I X lialll stimiilu- of i»lx i 1 1 n g o ,u-j a"'Ml \ H u m be I o f s o u t h florid" I' he mnterl ii l is put I br ot l g l i a m e I'liiiillL' nt !• lit mo t. tli'- biistness men n e w s p a p e r s a m i put it i i i a t i s , Io -> ti use ii phi. a i m s , a noi l , tot .on a n d chai i i cnl wi i Hldng p n a - e s s , unit the flue, who tire JIIteresteil. I Ills Belter Homes s n n d l l k e coal Is s e p a r a t e d a n d arc t he a m e n d m e n t is not f r a m e d ■ xa c l l x •tins to I t am i on ea -v terms Edition is printed today. The busi ‘ tilted Slates was not only solving a E" suit them- because it d o e s not put s o r t e d b y si ze o f g r a i n . ness men on the pages of the pi twin al problem of its own but do their section m the saddle and make Bulgarian Alftninum Coinage. special edition contribut' d to the cam mg a favor to an ally and helping 21 the rest of the state walk are Tile Bulgarian government, t h r o u g h paign and help to make It possible I urnpean i iviitzat loti |o assure its fu .t'lillg like tl spoiled little buy who Its British representative, Is asking ---------------- o ------- ---------ture defense against aggression. won't play unless Ins playmates play aluminum producing firms In this euun ■Mil H IM . TO DO BI I HOI SH France, for political reasons, turned his way. Oblivious to th,- fact that try for quotations fur the supply of IV Oil K " that equipment olio to tin* Turks, al1 improvements in government have metal In connection with the new law xvilh tin- results null seen It is not oectt made bv compromise, tiny in- authorizing the Issue of aluminum A Tired iiolisevv ife whose husbant/ a pleasant story." sisi that tile Control of tile stale be coins lu the denomination of one nnd told her iii bad "Nothing to do tiut put m their hands at otue, ot il al! lie! two leva to the total nomlnnl value of The normal rale nf housewife" found, in providing to him ■ft i.u its present iM proitortiom h con (TO,000,000 leva • It AI.A. Oct 12 I ne moM no exchange Is '.’.’v leva In the pound, but n reason for her being tired, tiiat by dition They arc acting in th>- man the present rate ts about 700 to the poi'lnut sale of orange grove pro Actual im-nsuiment of st-ps with a ner best calculated to anger and [Hiuml.— London Times. perty in Marion county for years, pcdonit-ti r in a badly planned kitchen frighten west l-'lortda into retaining its j and one of tin most important in tinah,, walked three or four miles every •ififitii hold oil thi* state as long as Aerial Mall for Palestine. state, was the transfer last week of possible Anybody lu read some of The aerial mall route established day the Kendig groves near Sparr lo The Better Homes Campaign in its the south Fioridn papers can’t help! between Cairo mid Bagdad Inis been Kenneth II. Day of Nexv York. These A feeling that if the power swings into extended to Include Palestine. (jcmiinstrntiin of model bouses Octo groves wen- brought to a high state regular fortnightly service will be ber 9 to l l will show kitchens in , , , .. ,, * their hnQds they will boss the state us of cu ture by the late John Kendig o f ; „ . ru ■i > maintained In each direction. which the steps of the average house- ‘ .............' , . , , I unmercifully aa west Morula <imn i who purchased them wife may he reduce,I by half, thus' ^ " d e l p h i a nnxv. many years a g o . The purchase prize or mure 4n<> scimibie argument him Large shipment of new music, saving energy ami incidentally in was $100,000 and the yield of the been advanced against rea[iportion — Hintermlsler Piftno Co. 168-tfc crensing efficiency. fruit in the next three or four years incut." In fact, we have seen no ar--------------------—MrThe kitchen should be small, with no more wall space than is necessary will repay Hint amount to Lu pur ^un,,,nt •‘ujjdjnst renppurtiomnent,,— 1 h it's a piano, cqll for a QUICK to accomodate the furniture. In conn- chaser. It 1S understood that Mr. Day j nn honust reapportionment^in any SERVICE T RA NSFE R., ■ i a, , ,, v ; ..twill form n company, to a nnwn ns p|t)r„|a pnpor. As before slat Thr.-Fri.-Sat-tfc try homes where the kitchen is large roves Corporation, , . . J , i the Wissahicken Grov 1 ed, we nave been demanding and the sink, stove, table, cabinet nnd cup’ , ,. , , , , to operate the groves pleadings for nmpimrtionineTil for the WOOD FOR SALK At $7 0 p(.r cord lainrd.nl least, should he placed close • |-list (pitirti-r of a •'-litui \ Imf xvc Hawed uud split to any mctisnrc, tie to ge t he r Th e cabin* t should *•< jmt (ht 12 One want an honest reiippoiimnmcnt inade llvcred in Sanford. Will supply any between the stove ami the sink, withU A s 11LN(, 1' IN, an mi nine of on the b a s i s pr. s c r i b ' d by the ^tale’s amount and Isrok all orders for deliv In reach of both water and raw mat _ Moridiau [Hiid lav on b e t w e e n faiiii.'.iuii faCHI.ntin aim a n d ff i M),'IKK) in L)2ll constitution prjBj,. iieiwccn It is u fundameutnl cry in order received. Please write Under the sink of the model house according to the Bureau <>f Internal principal of democracy tiiat the mnj plainly, state whether oak or pine or in a sanitary garbage-pall thnt opens Revenue which Has recently issued a.ority shall rule, unij it was planned by mixed is wanted.— F. S. Vo.rnny, Snnwlth n foot lever, with a shelf at the report on colLslion for tliul yenr the men who framed our constitution ford, F'ln., Route A. 169-ltno-p right. T h e sink should hold two dish Nine reported incomes in excess of that representation in the legislature ------------------------pans, one for soapy water and one $100,000. . should he apportioned on this Iqjsis. The Herald delivered, 16c per week. T H E BEST One of the delights of home is tempting, delicious nicals, served *dlh the beat bread R O U T H BAKERY Next to Princess Theatre The FOLLOWING SERVE TH A T PURE ELDER SPR IN G S W ATER TO THEIR PATRONS R ESTAU RANTS— Hell Cafe Seminole Cafe Welaka Restaurant DRUG STORES— It. C. Bower's Roumillat & Anderson Union Pharmacy HOTELS— Montezuma Hotel Seminole Hotel Valdes llotcl Wigwam Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wo Invite the public and all users of ELDER SPRINGS W ATER to*visit the spring and in our method of handling its product Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity mnkes it most beneficial for many troubles The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend this wnter for batteries. Call phojie,311 anti have a bottle.o f this water sent you and protect vour health. E ld e r S p rin g s W a t e r C o - SANFORD 3 FLORIDA *' ’ v? -s?:: - i_V*f - i Oi I _ - ^ jr ~ = If) CRT C. a high tor ‘ ili'il b o t h ei ' i Hi l i v -i d e m a n d h i - h r . fib.'’ i oat (ZD " Dr. West’s Tooth Brush, the best. Rejrtil;ir price, nr* 3 5c 50c. Special .... wa st e product, a n d K n o w n ns " - . l uck. ' l i as now ng'\ n c D o c z o c i ]DC T H E I R T E E T H I N ( ’O N D I T I O N Coni-Slack. ns a JOL Sen* C»., New Voik, U. 5. A. N O W IS T H E T J M E F O R T H E H O Y S A N D ( « IKI ' I' F i n e l y d i v i d e d coal , w h i c h f or a l o n g val ue Eaerb "I'l-nitsvl u ip lb. ! "‘ t i me M a s No w aste i-'i-e, foil that In- 'l l !■ - I , i s ll t I' ' "r i r gl i About Hit* n e w ll and northcrq development at a c r e s lu B e i i n s i tv no a h a v e b e e n s o w n is tile l>r> , 0 1 si-ji , ii,.i,s Hindi- .uni if III it - is resull iiig lIdn if'o Io Large cake about > col Iegi- a.s the - e a r In a c r o p o f tie but Wheal mi l l i o n inis hell, o f l e [ 11 . Iltll mm tidei. ' ' 1. 1,1 • i - 'ii,-' let i • d ■' .C i • nnd I il - pi • ".ii 1-f I n o ill I I, Sanford, Florida UI Igillg ti'd * , ox or u p e r i o d o f x i i u ■ 11hi i ' western in p o p u l a t i o n i . a ,1 i ■i - i ortlp.u t d -.X.ill till t aui i *),■ p f i i p i c ’ t1J .! 1 tr : 1 t Ih. itorue f to Ann l ins It lil r '-.■■! x t hr oi. c A. 1e o n ti me the c a m p a i g n h o m e s nhui of C : P" ' i ' oi tiie i PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD not ,• e|| u In-.it • lb, 1> J t ■■ < tit a ’ 0 ,M ,, f l-l --I t d m I' b' pe.l in i ’ ,t - l Mil, hi ;ol 11 I I II' ^ ou are ours, and we aro yours, ami are cordially invited to make use o f dm i. it ies and service offered by the a - k s 1lie ■ u lslo s P e n n e y l v a n , ■i I), BI *' ' " f lot*; I located, ‘ 61-tff: There is no stranger in n city like this. In casting your lot with us, you Ime- tth once identified with our business and life. ■ di d « Iddi u d' \ No Stranger W it h in Our Gates ad - It ' al i i l n to t he a is-d- raw bxUficj i'Uft V- •1 5 '! t• Lakeside farm ariIi Bovcral acres of h. so some excellent .1 bearing orange tr. grapes and gun bouse, porch, firm ,] era large lake for r sale owner inchuj, nituTO, farming t, Prico $2,600; ami 2 years. || , easy terms on tv,, 100x23-1 ft. All fed > is ii t a r o p wi t h 411 s ubs . (I I III- Hlngh- i rid a l n*u, f A . |’tl l"II til f Im I I"- III • S T R O U T FARM 113 M Aglint, , \ enu( , Barn "U in f Hoi ' iMf.f Nn ", s! ' l ol l tin- " land ' ti litiusiuiily l " 0 > f ?!-♦ *1* . I .1v Ih" crops - M in ' 1 1 i fes b e l o w thi I'1 •- if . | -■ II s ..rot m 1 Id I In* IT o p s 11 '! I I Ui.it a g a i n -t : !«--f I* ■ 'Ui h j uf t i •ili l u > -ff ' ,' h a ’a J .a. -V * Nn.. i ,» -i ! i V ufik 1 Vi i 1vvi.t-M f T=f i Mix, i; ’ i id 11111 - . tt, fa lige fur ument io I r.'liil»i- 1■11‘ 1' ' r’ iiT? . (!. 1i • . i■ ai'lifs i• spi es i «V 1 N in | fT 1 itr "Ilgll! 't I ,td Si'll f I i' j !- ft n i i ii* i iy I ’ . 11 f "1 m ! r ,[ \ i \ ir*r ■ f |.i l I n.,l ■ I f • \ t.iM i \;o,| x Fidrin nt t tt *’ 1> ' h« ?* i {) i‘ a \ t; A . j, i - ............... t X. -»i t 1 .1.1.) \t • *i ’ If i . 1 1 1 1 is tin I Ih - 11 1> .. . . r ' "i e 1 I v * ih.it G < » ! 41. . , It I »■• 14 * 11 - 1 1 I K 1 td sheets, 8PlX per 1,000, while they Hernld office, hy ic �f . PURI CLASSIFIED ADS ' '''* l C»nl» of Sanford’n Rcput- v laasnied Ada ie a line. No »d taken (or lean than 25e. and positively no claaalfied ado r tinreed to anyone. Cash muNt accompany alt ardent. Count fire words to a line and remit accordingly, (,lt j'rofcaslonal Man, each *f . hum. in hia chosen proffllsjon l he Ileratd recom,nID In the people. Ka Pa in r.i "a Ka WH Rg l?5 Itj A. DeCottes G e o rg e Kq PCs Iq ftjj \ tt o r n e y -a t-L a w FOR SALE ()V,.r Seminole County Bank I'OR SALE- Six room house uiui sleeping porch. ( Inm* m, good torn *:• janfoko I » trKI) Fl o r i d a lion, $71)0 cash; balance easy term.* Cen W, Knight. * 1*17 (11 . R. W ILSO N FOR S A L K Typewriter desk, one flat top desk. See C. M Hand, sheriff I'rice $18 for both. A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W rjr,t Nul l Ran** n,dK- Sanford, Fla. Special attention to examination of FOR SAI.K - F i r s t " Abstracts of Tltlo I’hone 11087. , . .I S c h e lle T L /foirw ia IV lftlrlC S , LAWYER 107 1JUclass furniture 10C-5tp FOR S A I . K —0 room bungalow amt three extra lots, p r i c e $2,887.50. We I invite your inspection of this proper- ICti-Lfc (Jrnrt T i'rn cticc in State and Federal ly.— A. I*. Connelly & Sons. Courts Phones FOR S A L E — S.'iO tl cash and monthly Office: 143-295-W Court Mouse payments like rent, will buy an nlmost new house of 1 rooms and bath. Glasses Designed ln( •'•Dx 117» In good part of town, near school and store. Street will he pav ed soon. For further information ad dress “ House" rare of Herald. 163-ttp gjrv K- a mined Henry McLaulin, Jr Opt. D. FOR S A L E — Five room bungalow, well located, easy terms, price $2,- Optician-Optometrist III R.i«i First Street B E x a m in e d Sanford, Fin. 8.70.00.—A. I’ Connelly & Sorts. ---------------103-tfc Glosaea Fitted kU H S A I .K . $lf.O Columbia Grnphonolu with records; TOM MOORE „. * Mil Eighth stn-. t, FOR Sanford, Fla _______West First street. Sewing nmcl ime, s i l v e r w a r e a nd other articles "1'TOMKTnlST.OPTICIAN 0ppo*i!r I'ostoffice Singer SAVE IdK-.ilp Very desirable lot on Good price for . , , . ¥ t /a t y rp/v tvt tpiick sale. Geo, \V . Knight. loR-tft ELTON J. M 0U G H T 0N S|Xty tHcjusansrsTratyttt;fort’ AIICUITECT j Hoom 7, Miller Iltdg. SAN Fi HiD Fla. FLORIDA M. Doyle. ir*i-2r>tp FOR SALE Splendid apartment house, thirty rooms, paying pro position G a t e c'ity House, 112 Myr tie A Vefue 101-tfc D r. W . I). G a r d in e r .-I 1 Plants from northern stock, $-1,00 per thousand, f. o. b. Imke Monroe, luP V I IIIC PHYSICIAN I, i \part rnents. Suite 17 FDRDS, liuieks, nidsinobiles. Dak lands. Dodge, I'o'e S. Overland ! : ms ‘J to 12; 1 to *‘y I ’hevrolet, Maxwell for sale 1hese P! ! Sanf ord, Fla 'nrs are lute models, and have been re finished, making them very desirable cars in prospective buyers, and llm a* * ' i M in ^ Pa fci f t * * prices are right, with easy terms. i> and 7 (laHsengers B. A O. Motor Co 20'.! [ ’ark \ve , Sanford. Fla l>islrib utois for Hupmobile and Lexington at* “W e e a i r y the p a r ts " I 111 tf' k. --fcj **EVERAI. i lO D S E S for sale. See ’ "i '.in find I he nnme of Tlngpin <18.tf, : : : DIRECTORY : b u s in e s s b te H»e Business Man ^ uiford In this Cnlumn . ^3 F DR S A L E ^3 i, day fci Ra " » Pa t*.-i tv; ir, l*u We'll Dye For You BD\ m \ STKAM PRESSERY tv'Mil A .McKee, Props. *’ IN*;, d y k i n g , a i t r u i n g I’k II .tli West till a ie-- flowing Will land, 10 ar re * ideated at remarkably low price if sold now A Creen Dye From Corn Cobs. Science lull f.uind u way *»f utilis ing all "in ciib-i. 'le rt nr lung. In the tnanufiu tun- nf viirimis cbi-inlcnla. As the corn cnli -i-nuslsts of cellulose, which Is valuable for the making of tunny products, such us celluloid and papier. It Is considered desirable to Suve the substance of the Cub The furfural, therefore, is taken from the extract which Is "lilulnoit hy hulling the cob In water and the oollulnse can thus he kept for ot he! purposes. 'I l l s liquid is employ'd f>>r many purpose* In industrial chemistry, qnd cun he so treated that it will yield a bright green dye. which is much liked by iviitiK it of fashion, says the Detroit Nows Flih Far From Home ‘ Itidlims ar Htneter Park. Mont,, CUllglll In Iceberg lake u speeles of trout liletiiitled ns tin- Sulvelllium [tosul. wlileli liltberlo ita* l i en ktiown to exist "till In the Areto ■" enii, and geologists ill tills terr.TOI) are eon vim e.l lid* strange hoih of water tn Ulnelei Niiilonal park Is eoiinected suUlerrnin'otialy wltli die iry water* of the Far Sort it Tills Is [he second species of lids trout taken from Ice berg lake, the other "furlike chid" niqmhet "f tin' lltiny trltie baling Ins'll boiil.ei! by n 3y (Isle 'ioait almut ten years ago The spei linen rung lit measures sttgiiii* over iwo feet from nose in ttie fork So Its tall An Elastic Oudgtl N. > \ .a . expert - i t s A ,.j| tl I I'll |IV., . , , . I |1 I p i l l s lilt"! tile |" m i l atl'i .|( l Cl SHI S ' o M- Id- so I- , ’• , and b 11a 1 - e Sb" . "■ D E L IV E R T H E M ic h \ )im d r v t o. Real invention t Mt i;e: ..toe ( 1- s l . - I" Is (LltO hisl It, tn- , o i t. ' ■ a'l'iv i- t!e- upper I I, ti lit 1 - ' I..... It t> Iit^'l *IV H rcKl to Bt. I 1ii.‘ 'he lexit t- working In Part* at 11 I'ttie w .D I alio-r James Philip M " 1 1 lb' In i ' ii iHsturti.ini and ■on tl-i-.i t n ^ f pi.ipefty Pat her Mul * liit'e ( as successful In preserv ing the erm it'v Ilf l b he hrmighl to Dublin tn I »uf.Im c " "i.eiI a* n secular I'tt' it ! we - ti - *i lime* 11a 1 In intro dm i .. a • otnto t- l, of the Prum-nin !l"h " " l e r to the i ity He died In INt'T. Icailug all l.e possessed Inetinllag tlte precious • rueiltx In tiie nuns I t " i , till I ilnv to Mils If ] iii« re ' "al li ed III l i e' l l Practically Few Secret* to the E y p ' - " of the Drpart ment of Agriculture. I-ong diatanro hauling is our 'L O N G S U IT ." — ytllC K SER VICE T R A N S There |s one gt -yp ..f huUUhigx In FER. Thrc Fri-Sat-tfc Washing Pui i d . rv irhln a f t " twin tiles' walk, yen' s au find sorne-Tie to give you Intltmi'i dettills as to any s|i.it In (fie kn.ei ti o "i Id If I* the I tepat f rm tit "> t ■' ,1n ,- ,. group Dr FC U slit i <••• \ , i s, o <hi,.- of t.i,.’ 11gi e | p ml,ei | t ■ . .. i■r, t -I m ei,i *limtemaft* atel ' e o ->-|r u i"imgster si'ent four tears in Xliisgn Iti tile "d's, mot inis a I Istond named for him Dr Wnlki r * u ingle, t-itrim frtstts. knons China in-ob out and lias n working knowledge if tIn* language Dr II [. Shunt' • li'ef , . f j.fant |di>sl "J"gj reci'iitli »i., • t i.q month* In Interior Africa wtlle Prof Silas Mn son explored the .1.-ert of Sati ira for cuttings for Aii" r|, u date operation* 'n the Imperial i ,' J■ \ Dr H I <o,j bnvay, ehlef of H e plant quarantine otilce. lingers loviri. il over h steaming hothed that reminds htn» of a year In •Iimii Dr WI N •• !• pi.i.",. has hunted rare plants ihr-u, out South America Dr. David Fall I ’ ' tdef i t f plum Iri, troipn llon lots (,■>:. ed [>ra< thqill' all of the known w II Dr .1 f |,%,.k trow Is prolilug im v ' Ti ' i s of ihiniaiii * 'bltlil, where even the ge"_'t:q.|i i' Is ' b"t a ecu trite. per....... lull. - D e t r o i t TI ie i *. lory NOTH K’ A veil ue * n le "f Methodist ' bnreb wiH htui li ti., i! sale hi the a conked tlie v a r a n 1 *t r.- between || II H a r d w a r e and Sanford Sh<>0 at.d f'lothing *’<i., Saturday aflernooB. l*j'J2tp, < l.:tn$o shipment of new music. --Hintcrmistcr IMano Co. IfiS-tfc i i n i . f r i m . <n n ; i i r k i .i k n e d Had a bad cmign for three year*,'1 \ rites II E Campbell, Adrian, Mich igan. "Fin:rd no relief until V tried FoLey’s Honey and Tar." Lingering coughs, severe colds, croup; throat, chest and bronchial trouble quickly roI't vcd with Eolev's Honey nnd Tnr. N o need to m ffur and take chnncofl with neglected coughs and colds. Frco from opiates— ingredients printed on tho, wrapper Largest selling,cough medli ine in the world. — Adv. News SEEMINGLY HOME OF SPIDERS In South America 0 " e Build* Trolley Line and Anotlssr Appear* Llk* CO-OPERATION an Electric Fan. fn S"id!i Ainerieo xml many oilier t f i pb al eountcielire very eattb toe'"* with spldi-fttiev live In anil on t ' 11■ i ' liter limy swarm In the gi n s , t l.ey Hit 1t i e the successful mana.trement of a farm, is co-operation with a bank. We. also, need this co-operation and we especially solicit the ac counts of farmers. i Ielp us when your yield is plen tiful and we’ll help you when it isn’t. Make yourself at home in our hank. m t ta e s I I »■ •id'll 111! ' :lr V • .f,( s' ’ [11 IP tu. .i.-ii ell ut Hie blithe* nml The jrreatost single element in . « 11 ti,,-. . ' Ill , "t "Ilk mm it H s | [i"iisl) i i i ' t . :t tilltn toil * twent t . shunt out t hi r t y lip lit'* l ong uei In! irt'llt i always (lontlug ali' lll in tlte a Ttint -1Jtere X tnend'or of '(p- Sniitti Afrlenn *pt' let f i , i ita 11■i a ) !t11|t- ti s Is a d'UM v t ii . stu ! "o,i. ini ing t reature, a ....... it yt ti Itit' i 1 I'lidusfod I'tirtii' * to I t " a ti s ( I c*e ■H ,if it) I . a t tires t - ••(i a ' I-1o- I.. * * |I t, I' )t i* First National Bank , A I O M .M I N T H HI l l . D K H !• b I i J|(M KK. Pr-sidriii Tb d He imhi 1 m W (D T N Fit. * nshier y |"' i w f k B l t * l * M I I R i H H * t 1* * * H * t l l * * * l * N t i N M H M * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * l l * * * * H I * * * ■ * ■ ! R i l R I H I I i a l l i a • ***il**n **titi*ii****irn c a i«(«s iii!iiin :B **x ia D ***a i*i*ii**n ***x a k iy H *itt*iiJ *iiliiill| ■ ■■ N i l ) II I. ( ) l \ u tl Mi l. INI.' i dpt I . 11 tut" , tin "lit 111■ t I .'to FKIDAV SATERDAY SS n ■■ ■ 55 j Yoweli Company I ' | at Pht 1 i ■ I met *1 •specially H ■ _s ______________ Daily Fashion Hint \!i b ■* w o o l' (iOOI)S i 7 I .at gc Si/c !)Sc a ■■ in good location, for immediate ac li tion. $:i.2ti0, easy term*. -A. 1*. Con ir.7 tfc I'tlv At Snn- f It !■ lit f"! all I " ........ at uli I inn Ihereby ' ji\ >t 3* >,v,.' c-1 runt. S h!i■walk Preaentcd Ttie valuable rnn-lflx of St FYnncl* Xnvler with h l» pre«ei» ««t in the Pres out ittloti rnnw-ii| George's hill. Dub lin was presented ns a token of Kratifid, tq St i rntii Is Xavier hy an In o;11, of lit,pot inm e whom he had roineried to the faith It remained for L.*1** I ears at the ('"liege of libs, " ' ti 'tic s.iSnt (aid founded When the I'or r;it'ue*e Jesuits were expelled ft' in Itnlta •eiine Fielieh or Belgian no ti.un-s who were returning to l ilt pe happened to pass through lit"' sit,',, , ||, obtaining possession "f !,le teloit uas i.rinigli! by risen, to I I- 'ticre it remained until 17*k't "li- o the lecntts were expielb-d from i ram . S l ■ J. SlnraRe Fn dlitic.s 'ease )ou, tell other*; if not. FOR KALE lion « d eight W e t First street. fivu hI tell u*. Phone 198 ;trnl sitting k f 1 ■ lie*'. 'IglHIg reon.*, Water <>b ..Hit and 1 ". ■t rti'tm, I SANFORD !.. tit"! r 1 ■ 111 ft ' Leu Itlg XVi-ll, «ttf Crucifix Traced! Xavier Ha* Been Long Preserved in Dublin Convent. S'" G O O D S ’ * ,' uk S A L H “ Nl'w f,VL‘ r,M,ni ,,l,,ikrill,m Quick Service Transfer Famoua fA R N A T IO N FLA NTS FOR SALE— Ready to set.— Mra. W. A.- Fitts, Unrevea lerl I ox 337. Phono 1H*. lf>9-lwp I Hosiot I ;;i 12' “W ! HAVE TRAVELED ALL LANDS a SI" I' <’itnuelly & Son*. every convenience Sons First St I toil worn an 1 it' •! ' -s on <si*' •» it ir I I'i t f* 1■ ! lit-, pc'", ■■ alai i it -si FOR S A L E New five room house. In tier goxeinmcnt are two and one half Jieres and, one nc»e , I 'd : all in! tiled, sleeping potcb and large room- It l U I'M for and delivered 1‘iH-y terms, Theni hint novel InTurt lieeii a mitb*n ut once so nmneroUi* and mi homo geneous a- ilu* Iuplift at*. Their populatnui Is es'.uniltd ill somewhere be tween iUi.irsi.isal and 75.000,000. Their tetrlti.ri Imnily so extelisix e ut* was eoiitri.Ileii hi our Itexolutlonary col onies. * ■>iiInIiti from h alf to threequ a r t e r s as many people an Inhabit *lte ttlmle I' rtlteil States. Tlda popu lation. to", ts remarkably uniform Those who know Japan tie,st agree tb.lt, if be except tin* negligible aljo rlji in-- "t sotni ii"ii hern jwovlneuii. you ran hard I> Hail among 'the .In pa nese any ilKTerem e mucli more pn> nminertl tluili llmse which might (It* , th irulsh New Hampshire from Conris ti at I'linipare this with mir coun try. or with the widely various rnres iihd languages ot I’htna nr of India, or with I'.rightml. Si otiaiiil and IVulw, and you will see ih.d the patriotism of Japan h.is to sanction its Intensity a poimlalliui unique in human record -—Si riliiter's M u tie k'.I /V r A■ r ‘ I (tititl fur N" 1 1. ruiiliiig; Del uxe I’ istmiM; "i U tml "f In g iitl-t th s prttpetly '■■I Steel Gear Banda; Crank im umbcraiiee Returned----------------- Phone f>2 Price $7,0110.00, $' 1,000 0 0 cash, npt-e In yearly (mynients of bal S.ntO.Oo. \(blr*'3s " B a r g a i n , " r a r e of Herald. <did,ON & FRY E l. ,;S : W ; ^ DIO 2t. |{1('AI. C O N T R A C T O R S ! ' Mi I! It ICSVI, CONTKACTOUS ughimse Lights nnd Appliances SA1! M . imprii. t - 11a'y la ri V pla'd - , $7 HU pel ! It" . I; Muse, Saiifiiiil and f'tt over 7.000 i till lit ft \ t Sevv t.lne of Fixthrc* FOR RENT 1-’■{ \\csl F irst Street Ha n f o r d novelty . works y f FOR RENT- Furnished room, also a storage room 111 Park Avenue. 100 (Up FOR R E N T — Furnifhed apartment*. Fernald Apartments, 30.7 East 1st V. C. COLLER, Prop F.LF.GANT S TYLES AND D IF FE RE NT Honors are even in the demntinn I best .iMr.u'tivc .illtmuoli nisluiiu x General Shop and Mill FOR KENT— Furnished housekeeping of The first, in heavy rrf[*e (mlin, i* Uunmet) wilh emluoidery in ■*•)(nml bed rooms, first floor 31 i K. color nml lur. I he einhruidcry is Work Fifth Street. 10D-4tp apfdicxl as to outline a panel eifix’l on CONTRACTOR and BUILDER FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette the front of tile tires* I lie sleeves .ire —Shiriny Apnrtmunt* opposite pi>*t How ing, luii mu as Lirge a* some of lhe latest Chinese efleits Medium s'7 Commercial Street—Sanford. Fla. iffice, upstairs. | size rei|iiirrii .1 ? 4 yards 40-inth tciiin an<l 11* >.inl fur banding. COGKKD F O O D S A L E The rirc riltlxui with picoietl edge makes quiie an at tractivc dcxuratiiui Ik W. H ER NDO N for the second frock of dark blue triThe ladies of the Catholic church colinr, lieing iise<l on the skirl .mil full will have a cooked ^ood sale ot Dean sleeves. A belt of self-material holds in s u r a n c e a g e n c y Turner’s Saturday afternoon. 161-tfc in the fulness at ilie waist, bill the i m p --------AU TO -------- BONDS round tin k i* collar leva Met tinin m/jj requires D, x.i n I* M mrb malt mt N O T IC E bir»l Motlrl Piclori.il Review Dri-*s To all merchants nnd business men No 0f)7h. ‘sires, tl to -14 int he* bust & 0. Shinholser and 1f* to 21) x'cnrs Price, IS terns. nf the city of Sanford; Do not de I'.inbroidery No I 2575. - I r.tn*t• r, liver anything to the American I^epion Contractor and Builder blue or.yellow, 30 cents. of Sanford on open account unless you Second Model: Dress No. 'Kill. get a written order'or requisition for Sires, 34 to 46 inches bust and IS to 20 year*. Price, 35 cents. Sa n f o r d •i- -;- FLORIDA same. - __ -T _ " V )----- * ~~ )--g ^ - St. :;-: -_r f liimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuuim AA WOOL PONGEE SILK SPECIALS For Spurt Skirts, l 1^- yards m oat h pat torn, no ! uq .i like, p*1!' pat fern 1 ' i'ieces nf it .,I Sdk llnsiw inaia ( ’ rope, 80- l 164-tfc in. wnlt'. N ip . l 'i'jin, and ( I rot'll and N a v y "ilL 'ikn v T cjul1", ya rd TO B roun xvnnl, , , 18 Pairs Pink. Rose and Bltua Boudoir Bit; Got of SLIPPERS BRASSIERES $1.49 Special. Only and :: B la c k , * 49c •I Si vies a n d si/**s, on ly Y o w e ll C o m p any FRIDAY SA TUR D AY : ■I ii sl ■f ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B O M B BB KB ..................................................................................................................................... .. iia im K ii* « m a i* ia iia * i» < » i< m i a i i i i i a i i ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■■ «■ « -*_ * m i R li �i • ms j 1« cause I hiiVc never known of n bnr- Authorities of Edinburgh, Scotland, j Instead of Barracuda rucuila attacking anyone, and, besides Somewhat Stirred Up by Unlookod ■ 1barracudas are very rare here. for DI tenvery. ’’ lint 1 know sawfish do h1cc|i off Old Fishermnn T««ll* I I Experience St. Petersburg ih Tmnpa Hny. I have • The back yard of the tenement of With Ctnit' Monsters et, them many a time, and 1 fe d as M> beoimnt. hill, Edinburgh, nd- ; e r S D U r f f 1*11*1, : .\f , •■,5 fe ll • l t i ,» MTe as if1 saw it all thatit wan a , , I Ily Till* Aftifirlnfrd l' rr«* ) .an fish that wounded Dorothy MeElfSTIS, Oft. II .Jim tlisitlf. who t Matchie." Jnrent to the king's park, hn* and- 1 * , _ . . . . denly become a renter of Intereat to geol(1J|tll|i lb n ,ui;b „ le (lisco¥cry, by Cutbbert Day, .secretary of the EdlnIt never has been determined what burgh Geological society, of n volcanic ida watera and who is reuan ed us kjni| (,f u marine monster nttnrkedl vent The iilm'e already hun Iwcu probably one of the best informed .Mins .m , *i 'latchie but It it IS is im* the ^MU-rai general vlslieil uj by gpoWiginta from ohim Norway U and ............ ah llllchlf mil iroa iruin UU Florida f i s h e r m e n"■, dei b i r r s In ■**'• !«r..-» lie is ,1S \ b, 1,,.f jn S , Petersburg that U was » America and 1ms furnished piillvrlid certnIS as if be )iuol seen it d e e that hl.rr|lruib (ltbrrs , h(. theory U ' r * " " " ‘ -'"HaHlud d l . C U ^ o p a . ' , tacked i » Dorothy a............. . ,)urk , l t l but hll, those Lu* visitor walking through U>e ! the fish which attar hr ti M .uss {h McCInlrhU- o f f St. Petersburg with fa. .. . . , . , . , On*- to the fommou drying green I "h o disagice deilare if a shark bad ,.omm,in to nil tenants, and not 11 /*'.U '/ . Ullli\i 'i n j 1* made the attack tt eertamly would necessarily grassy) Is confronted with Sfiuxiht. ,5S ul u urn . jWlVf> returned («» the attack because of the Jugged, ulinoM perpetHltCtllar, fnco Mnry Huhiit r writ* s\' miming u presence ..f 1«1iumI which flowed uf n until 11 «)ilitrry, lung In disuse. On oft the e n d of the pier, in Tampa Hay. , froni KUp, Wound. this face Is exposed n tumult sill. Just when the altaik occurred, the fi*h Mr Al l vn, who has discussed " h e r e « uc* ,1,<,Uen ' * neou» rock for twenty four years has Sailed Flor .V ci i HI ' luce rut tug the girl's leg, nad she died . . shock . f•rom tin and. .loss of' blood *be- , x p |,imttj „ n with fishermen of ' ^ uns '*rcccln.ed by explosion In bygone ages, m o r b u s given rise to n parasitic for, a bo.t i.i.-Ud them m. many years experience, declares that * .' , '’Very one he has approached, believes Good, , in the current issue of t h e .................. . . . — i Goode has hit upon the solution of the Florida Fisherman, published by , question. Hula* Allyn, said he had sailed and motored over Tampa Hay for nearly a When it comes to S E R V I C E , we’ve quarter of a century atjd that he knew ^ , |M,m fty bnckp(l off tho fcoard.nn-diatelv on off or. St, .Peters* ,,ifi/'t.* SERVICE c c u i m c tc t d vceca the hny. immediately «.■«*»• tyIJ1CK TRANSFER, burg was a favorite place for sawfish T h r -Frl-Sat-tfc to sleep. ________________ "Volt will not set* them passing in a NOTICE motor Launch," lie writes, "but go by j I'ntil eleven oVJock each morning a I have done many times m a sailing thf. }1,.r;i,r| wi„ (r)n(, to rt.cpjve over v.s.el and you will see them. Now. , h(. t.,|rpbono n,)ti(,os of „ocjety or i" ! is events intended for puhllcn- PLAYED WITH NAJURAL GAS linns on that day. All mutters for announcement column, such ns church Earliest Settlers Could Not Underatatid VVondorful Part It Was to Play community nffnirji, etc., in Civilization. sl)ml!a be written and sent to the of < ,ht l‘h , -v wl11 personal nut attack anything, but they in asleep often near the surface of the wuior, practically motionless. Hut just touch one. and with u sp.Vd that ia quicker than sight, it will swirl its , , , . ... .. ... . snw am > n v •l,l‘ ’ ” ul ' ous rapidity, wood or anythingr' elsi that touches them. Now, my theory is that tlu- young l o ng h n p p t in ,1 to with Iter oj l e g, way ihci .rill it Mtigmc j us t t i sh gu\i II a n1d •! 1 Ul lo 1 leg qur uk s w i r l o f i t - ' i , w atlerwiiiils .,f i oti' J, - lo foot u ml to t he b o t t o m , tin t h e y do . ‘ "-c. I he llernl,! desires to nfford the greatest imssihle latitude to those de Miing to convey items through the Society pneo, and tin* fullest mens uire rn u off cooperation is urge*!, 1 bn H. rald inviHr, its renders and I I minis to telephon • to the society Ci tit o r all items of interest. Every effort will In- made to secure thcii ptildicntinrt on the same day if the hours rlcs. rihed above ar. adhered " I t could not have been a shark, be cause n s ha rk would have eaten her to. SANFO RI) M ARBLE & G R A N ITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 101k West First Htreet 101H Wrat Kinit • i^ HEALTH and WEALTH ' <.in l i i . s ' i m \t i n \ i \<t t \in.i:r l i n il s , nr I mpu r * * Itliunl . * * f* m ,| , |» I f \1 1 V •• Ii Li if ** .Me iji- id itl ii »- u II i • I: » . . i ■! Vf itlf III,! I ■. v. | loilh I>SSI lilt ». ♦ t i i l*j• i i ii -i i *-ri 1* 11 ■ | I I i I i |M ,I • liad legends of burning springs In ('nnlulnwin creek, a little stream running tlirougii die town. Children of the enrt> w L!te settler + aluilflcd themselves ti> selling large onion stalks over 11s sur«-s In the slate rock at ' the bed of tbe stream, packing them around with sainl. and Hglillug the gas which | emerged from die lop. The Hist gas well, tapping a pocket "00 feci below the surface, was drilled lu DO!, da* year l.ufiiyetle made Ids last trtiiiiqdiiil lour nf America. A lend pipe wits laid on the top of tbe grou.ni) to pipe tlo fluid to ihe tavern uhti* ho " is cirierialned when he pu*-scd d.r.c'ch the town tin bis way 1 from dii- \\ e -1 1 ifayelle eoiutlli'Iited •'|i die 11- v II jhl In his Jouriitd, Midi pi. v, ' ti I' FARMERS I i t L. * f'. o f f . I -fl i t * • >t ' ♦ L 1 p| \ » !’» *1 • s . .1I MH ! *t You run Sanf ord NovellV Works. \ \ \ \ I \ Ml M bed lUO-Lfr 1 •> Dad, Mother, Ironized Yeasl for Rheumatism Vtill \ linnunrt* i t ! i se*-d Cl T THIS (H I 11 IS U O ItT li VHiNF.Y Do 111 get frames and irrigation pl ugs at the l 1• ' -- If* Mi*' 1 fill Hit! I. '1iI11 fI ft’dki I ii i i* I ,i 11»I-1 It- •f * *'» ky s f. Natural gas first was used for IIlutulnntliig purposes In Fredonln, N. Y„ early In the Nineteenth century. Indians formerly Inhabiting the region I t out this f tip, c1a1’., -e w dll be r'd mull it to Full} A <'c , "*cia Sheffttld A i r , Chicago. [It., writ'Ng y*air ri.-iui qnd addre--. ■Icurly You will i* i i i r m r.t i n a I t . i 1 j o , knge , u n tainij.,- Fid, y V Homy and i m ‘ him pound for roughs, colds and cloup, 1‘oley Kidney I'llis for puiu.-i lit aides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid ney and bladder ailments; and Foley 1 uthurtie Tablet-, a wbolesom* ,ind llmrouglily ti ertitsing calJia1 1it for • ul.-T i( :it i"li, 11d io us in C*., lle.ido- lies • I *' .ggisb I " I wr Is . 'l l ; , Vi-iv '.'-linrn \ti v, ‘ Rhi iirn;ili**m," t onstipation, liuHt'olinn. Kf/.omii, itronrhili.Y = =J 3," U l h . ^ [ c vwi|| mnla|y choked by bn. a„ mc ,i«.brlK. It can be seen clearly . * where (he local explosion, with Its concomitant escape of hot volcanic gases, notably cooled tbe adjacent por I# tions of Ibc hnsnll sill. E. H. Hailey. M. A,, I f . O. of I Ids majesty's geological survey, cx* j poumled recently Ida Interpretation of tho phenomenon to tho Edinburgh Oeologlcnl Society. Ills conelnfclons will be published m tlies ' transaction* of the society,—Chrlntlnii Selene# Mon itor. ------------------------ WUnt Irnmirtl VVlH lTi» {nr Y 1 Is I 1 '• i % f 1 •* i V « M i1 j s 1• •' Vw£ •>f ,: .. > SHEETING AT 10c Yard M ts o i ! ii;i > | | { K I K l m .K S i -1 •Mm | I t M|» i *■ . f I -* ■F. - ► ,! ■ n ■mg + I h.it l]0 • *-•!-*• f .1 . 1*1 tf,| . 'll » i 1 '!• ),i i i! ‘ T 1 -, ‘ .nil •1"i r * I" 1 r U-IH Ht-il * r Iji K f f 1 • -*• *■ t m l I u p j u I i r,.l M|M if ill _ 1 1 i ,. I 1} 11 - I I •"•If ‘ ♦. ,1 ' ' I.'A . •. * ) . S M <.Cy * f r .r i ,.ii mu \i |„ u ,1 * t l * X ,4 I * I, , |; ■t H, •l u...t ' i.. i [-i-.d ' n--n y n. ,i. .f =, i t i ■ i •*1 , I , »: ' * -* l.t 1 , n H*| ' I - HI . c" I, 1 It: ftt t .! I ;.*’-'i-tI tr, , oil Iqp, ' i •, 11 i I S , . , ' V Ai , |j MONEY RACK Gl 'A IIA NT EE .v ■ w , i 14 vi i iM*t *-»m. 11. L " " n h Ih * h* In i" " I >■{ mi, 11imi 11v i r« ?■it \ f .i i J1 Eli" I f 1 I , I **I'!» I, 1 \ . W * Hi**' I hIr* file I I■11115«« nhtrll' I- 11- (» Tt•t*'<r f |►h •in *• I I ' • * <{ ' f 11 ...... » to1 r« iiMth.i I i•v*•!" i *»• *» • \ I %5 I II| \ V y*. 11 !•• Weil 1i| |!Ui r- H'tu “ thr '4' * \ * i YYJ|3 (d" «!' IIU ‘ ft I •<! YY|1h |l . 4.tj.l I LtII >I Ml 1I You ,ih l .i1 !!► 11*i 11.« i * - df Mi tt Iti T411||MviM.|| miihi i if x mi i r•- fi.»| Hdllf net u i*i ^i: ^ ihi %\ . Tin ’•1BLM'11 H i hi* H hi •■" m{ f * i « *1 \ mi ii n it Dpccht! hohic t tin it! Tli.v y you liolhlHF Vhi - |d|r. i«f .* !dt> +pf 1 j * %?>THI m %.\ if* |1 itnyvvny *Vt« mhoii anl tlifil von ui|| hi* m**rp Mian jMn! h i . ,i .if t L*»*i? «'.» 1* I nhhiih: (itRli i m Jili*t fill in Mm ■•r«1*’ r iihi ft H n u»l null I a I nit. *■ «*i o' I*u4l ftn tl LO You will . k *1 5 0 U1 of \ ICAHTMVfcW i i i u \ r»o ono.ui) Hubli-p wiiliuul <l*-luy HHlisfiu*' « tlo 11 k noP11lituc*il or rnoui-v r*?f*iiuN,f( Jtcim»*mbor, this c»ff«*r Ih for h Itrhilcil tlttMonly ho for Vfiiir Iih-i HL tiotl futon, *ci i . mLiv ) ioi nop on |: or* hi .in I tilt. I* l » y* lilt I . "O .0 #1. r *.f Yl ' \ S T o l , \ \ yy title* our liut»l**H Li m » ! 1-j*-* 1 \ *■ Mi« t m hi 1.t 1> 1111 ri ytrt.f Mr*l» i If mir hup|ii> of {tu« Sion H ii L L h i*i * khutiHlrut j “ Whiiuprpl It li«*itmntl»ni l*nln« •ml Afguta} All Itiumr* Iriifitirt) leant In Hurrljr WunderlitlV 9 i|u*-**r pulHonH. Joint pnlannH. rmiHclo in id I'-lfoiiM are fortnt.ul InM'ml *»f thu himlthy ll«n«<h anti tho rich hluud you uwed to hnvo In <lay* |M»ne |»y? If you hobhle hi your gait. 11 pnlnH tlLiorl your body, If In1miing ••\ r ?an unH|n .ikuble agony, if dull , •***. iiuki you brcAlhu heavily umj iiHiiai, dn nut crumble At the rounti* iMsim «*f the way,—smile nweetly, *h»re i \ rainbow ahead. Things f\r* tliff«*r**nt now Uyin th* v used to SUITS AT $16.50 wide Sheeting-, worth 12Vi>c, at per yard— ______ 10c CREPES AT 25c One lot o f Men’s Suits in stripes, and fancy mixtures, V m spec ial, at per suit— $16.50 SUITS AT $27.50 9 Winsor Crepe in all colors, 30inches wide, at per yard— 25c GINGHAMS AT 25c 32-inch Ginghams, fast colors, at per yard 25c SILKS AT $1.48 Alt Silks worth $1.75, for Fri day, Saturday and Monday only at per yard — One lot o f Men’s Suits.. u,.- th $32.50, at* per suit $27.50 SUITS AT $8.00 Boys’ Suits with two pair kuin age S to IS at, per -uit $8.00 SUITS AT $10.95 Boys’ Suits, two pair pant per suit— $1.48 $10.95 UNIFORM CLOTH AT 25c DSESSES AT $9.98 v r u t" $9.98 TOWELS AT 12Ac SHOES AT $3.1!) 13x29 Plain White TTuck Tow els. at. each Men’s Dress Shoes in Brown. Bal 0 1 * Blu, at per, pair 12 Ac TOWELS AT 20c $3.19 SHOES AT $-1.1!) Blue 0 Men’s Dress Shoes.-Brown . Black, Blu or Bal, at, per pair 20c TOWELS AT 25c , $4.19 SHOES AT $2,50 18x35 Bath Towels, plain white, at each— Old Ladies’ Comfort Shoe-, at* 25c BED SPREADS AT $1.95 $2.50 SHOES AT $2.50 74x86 Bed Spreads, at, each— Ladies’ Black Vici, one-strap Pump, at, per pair— $1.95 $2.50 be. m lh»t da>a of linltnelHH. nalvnfl, u uik'i i *ii. | ijt In ' • i t tnuiM-d v%11 1* 11 I* i r'lli'iam-a ill l.Y liMflf Theft* lt*»»nly on»* Irotitirtil Vr-iiFf In uli tUi* u 11 rb! H^>bl at all drug j-t ore sal 11 00 11 par It ay ** a ui) cryH '*InInir €0 tabl^tn, riirh taldrl ■ry >*•- ■ (Miitplka!•»! druRS. and all that.—raifienihcr? Ttia hrphy* ttecret today In iroulscd y rta.it. one of the tfrtatoet body•nio*Mibtod builder** of all time, i . Miii Uki.ii.g Ironized Yeast today. J ' " Wu r o f ]m 11 n • tail K 51 fluI hub- f It ill ■>H, b* uif* 4 Vf.i hi 1 no) u m. rn • uu Pin.iMon ■ f > . :i! 25c Ladies’ Dresses in Tricotine, Taffetas and Charmeuse Satin. special at per Dress- 19x2!) Iluck 'Towels with border, at, each— i ii For these three days we will make prices on Merchandise you need noAV which will please the most conservative buyer. Look j'or ChufchwelFs Store and save the difference, Friday, Saturd;i\ and Monday. • SE LL IT FOR LESS . First Street, YVclaka Block-------- — Sanford; Florida �t PAGE SEVEN !DA Y , OCTOBER 12,1922 !**■■■■■ bask b a l l OUR SPORTING PAGE FOOT BALL ball b a s k e t CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor t r a p s h o o t in g (good shape, have overcome all the humps and bruises of last week's game' with Ocala and will go to Ilel.niu^ ful ly prepared to add another sculp to their Pelt The I lei.mill outfit are prepared al f»r the local amuso, and Sanford will have no cinch of Tli' *"!JI !tl,ig quite n bit of exclte•this game, hut will have to fight for un 15 1!‘ tln‘ Sanford golfers und all they get. I lei.and feels that "their: ,Bl r : ; v they are swarming over worst enemies" are the Sanford hoys '°m getting I" 10 ahapo, ono aud are making preparations to let • * T . \ that they were preparing them down hard, as evidenced by the U ‘i 11' „ , t ,»me real professionfollowing from the Melaind News: [tl Ul tournament will be Imr " I >eLand high football team put in Ik * * ''n Snnford players as it tit* ir hardest practice of the season art»nt 1 the championship of j yesterday afternoon in preparation for ' iU ,l,! " n1',ty in addition to carrythe opening game .of the season here tmini'-' limbic prize i riday with the Sanford aggregation.I tf off have algl [ Sever:.' me r e I wenly men were out in uniform t‘5> ft !,. take part Itj which doesn't sound ver> large but i btcnlP’o to In* oJCT when it is considered that up to this bent five Snnfo time it has been hard to g*t enough Jt <a nits that d out for one full team it looks good, ottle f to urimmen dim Kd. Summerhill, the 2K. pound I Tl.' he* itde interest guard, returned to school yesterday , i it going to 1 and strengthened the high school line. , imi there nro| r rierson will he at selmol today and „ hotter sc he will prohahly play in the hackfidd ^putting Tiny Tatum in the line which lourimnU will give the line an average <>f dose. at n i n j Ah RKGUltMS IN ATMand , *K* ha.kfielrl an average of! lost until I la or I.'>0 This is u fairly heavy U n i t m i ; in ,il- and t e a m for a high school a n d f t h e hoys t.iri pro get into condition tiny s h o u l d have f u .niton m tra< k and field pi.niT. £ ■•lie of the best t e a m s hi th. s t a t e In i lore This was proven match ;=1il order la keep the season running a big k and field chnmpionshijw, in' tin- ti crowd must ciinie to (lie fi rst game of ty College Stadium, N. J., tIn ooi the autum n and shuw tile hoys that fair s'ontestants approached they are right behind them. It is un s set by the sturilier sex m derstood that tile entire Sanford high i us o nts Photo shows: o lion I is coming mv i-r fur t he Jv. an*., winner of the Hily A " inon; Moist’ k * Hi nig. port ( A. t' ) in t he h..ot 11. [ irnl ui' of I minute* of |'J sec than Mel,and s tu de nt - have f« In at .\1i’«•n it ! ■ 'Jill I t >1 loo t ' > VV 1ti , • » •loll A li t it I l a p p t I t h i til.' , I '*-« 1 ii t: a \ j i * \ i in ' ll" ■ the rep. >t t 111■tr worst e r11■ini■ - 1 1,.'• 'vihFit.i , lull * a i I; \hi ! ■i V1■-dv I'm, ■■ i( ’ T1 ! r-1 tr i titT1 ml pi al-d a! J■ a - 1 1'iiii n I 'it' ii11L'fi1 » 1a IIIC C te clul . .Hill w lli bt ci v . n f o M! gui (uni frfi the plav • • !■ i .< st \« .V t In - al I 1.1 ilo Iwtvr t hi* tkt 12.—— player ha- a g i a aruc lit <ali hi *t '..'lie I lit w h o ii hG i-s t \iT 1 piny I'M w . t ■ orgaiuE- ! t • • it to t.om in, - .lout i 1.amiis, ■>ne mapped oat f.a 1>■■1 -ito1 h anil mm t* (,'•■1 (.i present demands of the f ai n men iri the worlti 1 l-oo |s a s k i n g ! ' g all o'!’ > i-l V ti ay and to call a strike "| d"ti't llnnk the orgamr.af ion will ■‘rue I., tiie .-..in ami foCAL GOLFERS (ilxriNG BUSY / ? z z */L 1 -g thev wer e met , i mi.si v I'V * ."than! itiiij the game, .... . .,|i, . boon under way about dins tom of Ray a iavvyei of 1 in. ago ‘ km i " but all of th<m' lum„ of t its the As t he 1- cist h Ul n. k Jtarrow “JAZZ” BANDS HAVEJl RIVAL McGinnis Brothers of Gladcwatcr, Tox., Have “ Bull frog Quartette.” DISCOVERED AT CAMP Boy* Tench Amphibian* to Sing— Netuhhori Gather Nightly to Hear Unusual Concert— Dive Into Bap tit.rn.il Waters at Church. Tec.—The “bullfrog Glade al er, quartette of the McGinnis brothers o f_itlll'i -'tty Is llpr very lute-t sen Hlllloli 111 musical Circles. S o pupil lur has the "frog quartette" heroine that no musical ■entertainment or cfiuri.|, *,rvlee Is .omplele w.H.out u collide of contributions by tin* ersttv Idle denizens of the Sandy Creek mars lies. John and Joe MeGInnl*. twenfy and eight' en m tir o l d H u g e r - " t m u\ spend a g o o d deal o f I he l r Hlo. m 1he woods CUinplli. s.-v.'ial w i . l the hoys not i ced tlml M o i i o l i ‘>g* III the i reel, w o o i - 1 i■ l. pi i l ty i l ose . es were t o g e t h e r mi'] i toil t ! < u I i ■. lay easily di -tii ignl- hunh UVVUke at logtil l l - l e o " c _ I : to e r u u ' g Im i vv ,i,t t o attorney ti n- m Sox" who . , r1 1 .-' 1 h a s . ■ w oi Id's n i l' ’ "f wvre I- i " a' . d 1 . nl thq Ha p t l * t bpiflcd. CELERY SEED s.-o nit our. sail! it w a * in* understand one cluii in particular, which eimeil to name Gator-Tar Football Scrap in Orlando Saturday, Oct. 1 I Inc • lli lapt|s|nnl • h . , i ti ,. t mg or \ : gtimy core wl t l Into i la- W Ill'll P a . said t hat ll'" specific itvvv us-Mi mti«n iih iude .a ..n t i l e advisory eoum il, I I lo‘ t.m day Ians. 1 . . I nbiishmg " f ■> h" d i t.. Hear player* g ' 1 \MM|-;i£ MARK. O* t I-’ The in tMv.illegmtc football season of KlorHowling League starts week follow ■ u|tt wj|| ,n Orlando next Saturing, day , October I l at four o'clock vv lien [|1(, j l l t mtilalih I .a - " f Rollins r ..I 1 lege arc • li e. li ne.| i.. meet t he hefty ones M, Met tiller to sign up is f,,r one III. of goif tii. a m) r es i mi nl ed to an an- "Old ltlnek baptl'tnal Joe" j ., * (.ail,** .»f ih. I tii.ti -ilv ..f I'ioioia m on lit l i e s a y * In is in i d o i n g it t .. y ,, annual **i i•1.i ■•11 . I.c-sn It f* w o r k o f f any w e i g h t .a t. .r t'n. . ». > more thin I >■ ■ 1e 'I"’ slat. >iiam 'He lie is nisi planning : " s|.".t IN. Plot,ship Will If ' I'd • • tills gallh . 1! T i l e i i ] .1 t i m e r s i n nt t ,, . j , , it a ■ it IS vi'jy lip! I "hid.ie t ha I an V I other team in th" tat. can muster t Im ago Nationals defeat* d then .is, > under which thi* dts jj|( slretigtii wlm ii tin s, two teams \meriean league rivals in the third o is supposed to he based reputed to posses* game of the series yesterday The . include those of Evblie Although the 'Gator: went down to series now stands two games for the ■a t'incinnnti star, who held defeat last Saturday before the ‘T ’ urtime fur a salary of $ 1H.000; p|t. Hurricane" of Furman University, Cubs and one for the White Sox. Snow 'h ami Hub Meusel, of the js uiqiemtofyi that they vv ill lie well will break that series up if they don't Imrrv. ■ud Mill I'iercy, of the lh*s- jir,.,,nn.d t„ meet stronger forces for who were suspended for secontl game of the year. The Hrooklyn . Dodgers will tram at imng after the world's series University team, always a heavy one. . . i Clearwater ami that town lias bunded has developed sped since last year amt ... . i . i $20,000 to make suitable quarters fur . iver.s identified with t h e will nil doubt 'urn out a fancy brand , .. . tile players, t alsti a r e s a i d t o n u r s e a nf gridiron entertainment for Sutur al .some hull players, who (({,y*s f „ n 8 . ' •iied the displeasure of their The Rollins Tars, although a com , , , is. have been shunted out of |tfirnt|Vely light team last year, rolled " ,,n‘ ^ ter,ln* w* 1 >*'"« »»‘" " a g u e s through secret agree- lt j, „ ( 0 t u l o f 121 points against 3U for “ n rt n t x | J i a r _ ' jn n ' 1 1 1 . , . i i , . nouncement to fiuiet all the rumors among the owrfers. their oponenta nml are considered n . , „„ . • a about his being ousted I |! players, it is also reported, dangerous foe. The team has gained »<i;*,i.g Hint Attorney Cannon’s con- in both weight and speed, and despite Landis states that the reason the fiwti..ti with the “ Black Sox'’J m B ro' the fact thnt the ’Gators began prac American horn storming out fit will *'ali..i hi the report that his main ef- tice two weeks earlier, it is said by leave on a foreign vessel In because no I'jG is to have the harrexl playerH rc- those who have followed recent scrim ono figured on the world series being turtied to the fold, nro Inilsting thnt mages that the Tnrs are in first class over as soon as it was and no other b'“ •"institution of the association pro- condition to give Florida a hard bntiarrangements could he made. He stat Vld‘ that the former White Six play- tle. ed he will usk them to return on nn *r» remain forever outside the barBecause of the sixe of the colleges, Americnn vessel. net this game has been termed the “ CcnAccording to those in position \o trc-Hnrwmi Game of Florida," the ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 12.— The kmnv, the ground work o f the nsso- University of Florida having about Elks lodge here has advanced funds Gutioa was laid in tile ’ National 1,000 men to draw from, while tho to purchase new uniforms for the St. la'ague and gnnied such headway thnt total enrollment of Rollins, which is Petersburg High School football ele it “ a* disiussed by the magnates ut ro- edurational, is slightly over 300. ven. The necessary amount was Ink U“ " " ’ t joint meeting in Chicago en from the treasury in order' thnt tl"1' ' tJ,," ,^T. The clubs of the older SANFORD READY the equipment might be purchased ‘ w a- ;h .‘ stti,j t0 ^ f njr|y vvull «rimmediately und the Eks will stage FOR D ELAND Sj niied ail ti |ilay era of more than half u vaudeville show irt thu High School “ l tin American clubs are claimed to The Sanford High’s foot ball squad auditorium Thanksgiving night to re have been enrolled. imbuYse the lodge. Receipts above 1 never knew of a more inausplc- will work out again today for the last the amount necessary will bo put into time before meeting tho High bchool ! 2 V , i,nt’ t0 Hlart a phiyora’ untho treasury of tho High School athle *>res‘dent John A. Iloldler, of tho team of Do Land, at DeLand tomorrow tic fund. All tho playert *ro In nnal League, said to the Associat- afternoon. dived and no get them they waters a mo u n t o f persuasion c o u l d out i'he MeOlutiLs brother* are training a .wortil set of frogs for u quurtett A Joint nncert will probably ho hela ut the xhureh within a month. i) | |j , m t S y n d i c a t e B u y s 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 A c r e * . I X Angeles, f'nl.—An English syn dicate headed by the duke of Argyll. has 1... . tin- Mutton Willow much. oniptlsi,,g r-iiuo acres, In the San Joinpi.il i alley o f I'aUfortiln, for n con•hlenifl' ti of *1 ism.iksi nN ■•rdlng to ndvl'os r. . el ...1 here The ranch wn* part of it ,- M i l l e r .v Ltlx hot l'ng* It is tjo Intent ii "f the pqrehn«er» to *l|h l|i|ile ami put Mie prop. '!, an the market sime then they have I... ti in hi tense training f r o m an itrliiVhti (mud III the ha oU yard a l the M t G i m n s ho me The "bullfrog ipinitette' now sings four I lines and tl.e neighbor* gather hi nightly to hear them'. and When the Met i iuni * brothers take the bullfrog* out for entertainment* each Is placed oil a pedestal. Lost Sunday when the “bullfrog quartette" was the feature of the The Herald delivered, 1be per week. I.jirtjp stilpnuMit o f new music. — U m l e r m i s l e r I’ ianu ( ’o. l iiS - lfr Apples, peck 65c Whoje Wheat Flour Buckwheat Flour Pancake Flour Town Crier Flour Obelisk Flour Pillsbun Flour i Juart Jars (>1i\ es 50c L. P. McCULLER These are times when tlie buying power of every dollar should be stretched to the limit. THE MODERN WOMAN toule.a "Ill i 'arry M> Pa k to t u t tie m a g U i R c s , ,„.t ,an be lcarnr.1, it ap the movement Is based <m -faetiun of some players iii.inner in which t oinmis1 1wait* lias handled their me looking cfofe s wore arrangeri along tin* rail More for Your Dollar lie do- ehnrifi I nt el l i gent ta f" r ot h. i - I r t . it I >t I . . H o l t t o largely movement' s, ing that the mnvt mt tit was and it* • oiifiUi'ti to the Nat iiftial I eiigue and and singing to lli* creek for a "bullfrog "lift II There, arranged on a log In prnpqt inlt'p al order, were the t.-itr Ooi-si '< huilftogs, singing "Curry Me M.n k t Ol' \irgluny, just about as well: itally quintette The voice* >'f the tenor freg.’ the has* frog, the liorl tone fmg and tl.e second tenor frog stisid out • learly The McGinnis brothers decide*! fo cnptnre the frogs They hull no trouble. They stayed for-the night and when they interrupted the frog concert by siugilu. idd Ml.nk Joe, the our hull frogs hopped ,:ft the log Olid came to where the hoys were tu an hour a time they were piping along on strain Of "Old Itluek Joe" with the MeGftltd* hrotheis. They were brought home. ■■ I togs, The hoys started -ingn g i arry Me Muck to iH' Vlrgltmy one evening. They sang a e o n p l e of time- Just to while tivviiv* the time The \ vvrnr aslunlshed un hour later when !h»-> heard the bullfrogs rr.lnklllg DUMA ■' tlie s a m e time, pleMug It lip lit! If ill Th. ill-\t KUlue SMlt,, l [i i \ni“ . ■f u qlllll 1.’ 1;r ii limes \ li IN « lion Mm "curt > tkt The 11rt\** St v Htor) IIIC*!i Irt <. purpose l„ eii Utile secrecy about , v 'h i V n't' Mr. Hide tit Hust'in mi Hm-ines.* Manager HatTfiVs., of the N e w Vork \liter lean I nig'.: , |'li',iiled general igiioian. >• ■oi BOXING he added, "the pit . ,|n ! hi- "In « ( tl,,. e x i s t e n c e "1 J* m ,lV ‘‘ tin GOLF BOW LING TENNIS her diti i tnry and Kcmls all tiie iirlvhtI 1m nit'iil* in lin (u.mi |up* i 1' lawpH her infonijoii at just what Minnas she run 11 imi th" piirI u uifir arl ides which she needs ftVr herself and family and where the\ are being o ff e r e d ut pril'eu thnt will allow her tu make the must of the lamity income. She knows that the heut pajier is the one that carries the best and the most ndverisiiiK- *She also knows thnt THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS Are the ones who advertise and tell her wit at they have for her particular needs. Successful nnd dependable merchants are the ones who believe in advertising. For proof of this look through the columns of any good news paper. a Mr. Merchant, reach yrrtir 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 money. You can reach practically every housewife in this city and community through the Daily and Weekly Herald lf /r �V i have never w*n ’etersburg Girl, <>f a&*. anyone, anti, besides, ■barracudas arc very rare here. "Hiil I know sawfish do nlcop off St lVturaburg in Tnmjm Hay. 1 have i(cii rh**m many n time, and 1 feel us ierc ns if i saw it alt that it was a sawfish that wounded Dorothy Me( ’ lutrhie.” It never has been determined what kjm! |)f „ mnrinr monster attacked , Old F i s h e r m a n Tolls His F x p e ri e n re With Gulf Monsters 1 i# ;t III, The i M u r l n l r d I’ r r s s l KUSTIS, Oft. 11 .Itlll thsiije, who for twenty-four years has sailed Floridn waters and who is regarded as probably one >.f the tiest informed Florida fishermen, de. lares he i> as certain as if tie hud seen it done that the fish a hit h attacked Miss Dorothy Miss Meflatchic hut it is the yenernl In lief iii Ft IVtershtirjr that it was a hnrrueudu. Others hold the theory that the fish was a shark hut those Met' l ai . h n - o f f St. IVU-r*burg with f«- vvh„ l | i s a K m , d e d a r e if a shark W tal results tfunriR the s umme r , was a „ l U c k lt' eertninl y would Sawfish ■u :>1}: iii Miss Met’ iuthie and Mias have returned to the nltark bemuse of Mnrj Ituhmr won* swimming a mile the presence of blood which flowed oft the end of the pier, in Tampa Itav, « opiously from the girl's wound. when the attack occurred, the * fish Mr. Allyn, who has discussed lure rut iiir the girl's leg. nad she died Goode's i xplanation with fishermen of from the shock and loss of blood be many years experience, declares that fore a boat picked them up, every one he has approached, believes Goode, in the current issue of the t.oode, ,n h(((j hjt lhe wl|ution of I- lomlu v isherman, publiHlunl l»v 1 .(ItirHtfon. Hiibc* Allyn, Halil he had Mailed and' ________________ motoied over Tampa Hay for nearly a whl>„ jt , omcs t() s e r v i c e , we've i|Uarter of a century and that he knew got thcm ny ,)fu.ko(1 o ff thc bonrd.tlu bay. immediately o ff St, I’eters- y y | CK SKKVICE TRANSFER, burg was a favorite place for sawfish | 'fh r-F ri -Snt-tfc to sleep. ___________________ "Voti*\vill not see them pas s i n i n a NOTICE n.otoi launch," he writes, "hut gu by j Cntil eleven o'clock each morning a I have done many times in a sailing the Herald will be glad to receive over vt ssel and yon will see them. Now, the telephone notices of society or tht sawfish is not vicious. Tiny will personal events intended for publica mil attack anything, but they lie tions on flint day. All matters for i U lady wo* s wi mmi n g ah mg and hist happen..I t«. ton- Ii > in "I t h en li~h with" her font m leg, and it g a \. a qiiiik swirl nf its s,,\\ ami . >1* hi i jcg atterw aril1- singing to tin bntti.m, tin way they do. " I t could nut hifvc been a shark, be cause a shark would have eaten her SANFORD The back yard of the tenemeivt of Rl> St. I-tfonnrde hill, Edtuburgh, nd- | Jncent to the king's park, has end-, dimly bgcotfle a center of Interest to geologists tlirinigh the discovery, by ! Guthbert Day. secretary of the Edln Imrgh Geological society, of a volcanic vent The place already has been '| visited by, geologists from Norway aud America ami lias furnished material for some animated discussions. The visitor walking through the' "c lo w " to the common drying green (I. e. common to all tenants, aud not necessarily grassy) Is confronted with the Jugged, almost perpendicular, face of a small qbarry, long In disuse. On this fnce Is exposed a basalt sill, Just where the once molten Igneous rock was hreeelaled by explosion In bygone ages, mi if tins given rise to a pnrnslttc volcanic vent, mainly choked liy ha* saltic debris. It can bo seen clearly where the local explosion, with Its concomitant escape of hot volcanic gases, notably cooled the adjacent por tions of the bnsntl all). j E. B, Halley. M, A., F. G. 8., of Ids majesty's geological survey, ex pounded recently his Intergti'tntlon of Uio phenomenon to the Edinburgh Ge ological society. His condntdons Will i be published In the transactions of tho society.— Christian Science Mon itor. PLAYED WITH NATURAL GAS aIU,ouncenient column, such as church Earliest Settlers Could Not Understand Wonderful Part It Wae tp Play H(H.jllj!, nn(| community affnirs, etc., In Civilization. sh(lll|,| h { , wrjtten and sent to the of fjce Natural gas Ilrst was used for Il q ju, Herald desires to afford the luminating purposes In Fredonin, N. L, r<.nU.st possible latitude to those de Y., early In lhe Nineteenth century. siring to convey items through the Imllttns formerly Inhabiting the region Society page, and the fullest mens ’ bud legends of burning springs In Cnnad.iway creek, n little stream running ■tri of co operation is urged. Children of tho ‘i he |li raid Until s its readers and .tbrntigli, tin* imui early white millers amused tlmmselvcs Ira mis to ii lephon ■ to the society l>.\ setting large onion stalks over (Is editor all items of interest. Every sure* In the slate rock at the bed of effort will he made to secure their the stream, pinking (hem around with publication on the same day if the Mind, and lighting the gna which hours described above are adhered emerged front the top. to The first gas well, tapping a pocket asleep often near tin surface of the water, practically niotumhiss. Hut just touch one, and with a speed that is quicker than sight, it will swirl its saw and str.ke and cut with marvel ous rapidity, wood or anything else that lout lies them. Now. my theory is that the young M A R B LE & G R ANITE 200 fee! below rhe surface, was drilled In Ls'JO. the year Lafayette made Ills last triumphal lour of America, A lead pipe was laid on the top of the ground l ** p p* the fluid to the intern wlo-tc I. ■> v ei.iertalni'd when he puss,,| 1 1.i ■*. mb tin- town on Ills wav WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1Oils Meat First Street fr. iii t!..‘ \\ .-s| join Wait First m r— "t. tt., p i HEALTH and WEALTH i -c m * f.f in liN Journal, st.ll :u 11 t il TIMS III | II IS \\ ORTH Mti N FY «i i I- * 1 r■ i GRL \ I f " I Ill'll III \ I VST ! nut I \ IM .I.T ! J l lti ils, nr I m p u r e l l l m x l for ( i n , gli--, * a I l i a r l ic - 1 l* g v lie(c Mdl l 1h.t ft ‘ f 1 ' * ‘ >« I- I I *• I t \ N H* 111MV f l u p | » | I i ,* ♦ I. 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I r o n l a r d i n n i U Murrty Wt i ml pr l ul i * * i ju^nr fin inn nM, Joint |w!«Ofii». mi l scl o 1 '*>h- -1 n i f nl pr-irtihM fur ■; f o r lit ij(1 In* M - « a of t h p u l t l i y IleMh urnl tho r i ch h l o o d y o u us e d to hfi%*o In ilnya >' " » * ' l » y ,# I f ycHi hutihli* in y n u r KJiit, u j-i-Di1 tlMtutt >wuf I>ml y , if t>i nil!nif i*\ r 4 tin k n i i R o n y , if d u l l , .ti.*.' y o u l i r ea l ho h e a v i l y a n d in**an. ilvi nnl c r u m b l e a t tho r o i i Rh rtcMM n f tin* w a y , - nmj lo f«\vooily# ' t h» r t ' I h a r . i l pt mw u l n ml . ThinpfH nr* 11jf fi*r **t11 ftmv thrtn ih* y to he., in tit** clayo o f hnlmontrt. salvctt, romtdl ci i tc<l tiruifM. ami a l l thnt.— r o mr ni l MT? T h n h r n p y Meorct loi hi y la iroiilscil \ • jist, otic o f the ( f f t a t o ni »•«■'•! v *ii n^-1»1 untl h«i!l<1i>rN «»f al l time, i v^xii i i. ii.k, l u . i . U c l V t r K l in'l&y, I "V* ' - f '■ I'f luittn 1i n1 1 H ftfi Mill ♦ ’ t i|ti*M, I * * ’!•**• If Y * m j f. imt a m* r*i • S i n .j t Inn f > t h f Ji in‘ i fi I ut ifi s t i mni j u 0. v» it . !i l » aaru j11 i l *v j i If ilH-iH SHEETING AT 10c t ** >■r. 1 \ oi i . T I r o n - l/< *1 Vrn!»l In ntl !h*» vxurhi r»n 1*1 ut nil ilruit Ht*ir»*s iii 13 00 a |bn kitt'e uni! I’Dnt tlitlru; GtJ (Jk)iliK(H, rttrh tahtivt ffuih-cl. Tht*v n e v e r l**st’ litclr |Hiwfr, M T d only by Irunim-ti Y v u a l C*o.t A t l a n t a , On. B u y gro dbyo lo rheuni ati flm f r o m nui v on! . ' r "n H • Yard SUITS AT $16.50 wide Sheeting-, worth 12V‘»c, at per yard — 10c CREPES AT 25c One lot of Men’s Suits in -tripes and fancy mixtures. Yen ^peeT ial, at per suit— $16.50 SUITS AT $27.50 • Winsor Crepe in all colors, 30inches wide, at per yard— 25c GINGHAMS AT 25c •‘52-inch Ginghams, fast colors, at per yard— 25c SILKS AT $1.48 All Silks worth $1.75, for Fri day, Saturday and Monday only at per yard— One lot of Men’s Suits, v.i.rth $32.50, at-pci* suit $27.50 SUITS AT $8.00 Boys’ Suits with two pair >■ m age 8 to 18 at, per-aa $8.00 SUITS AT $10.!).') Boys’ Suits, two pair pan* per suit— $1.48 $10.95 UNIFORM (’LOTH AT 25c " ™ f,Z ‘:lo,h,40'i"' DSESSES AT $9.98 at 25c Ladies'Dresses in Tricotine, Taffetas and Charmeuse Satin. special at per Dress-- Y.ry $9.98 TOWELS AT 124c SHOES AT $3.1!) 10x20 Plain White Huck Towels, at. each — Men’s Dress Shoes in Brown. Bal or Blu, at per. pair 124c TOWELS AT 20c $3.19 SHOES AT $4.19 ULx-lP I luck Towels with border, at, each Blue ». h a t f V! \ V For these three days we will make prices on Merchandise you lu.e(j now which will please the most conservative buyer. Look for Churchwell’s Store and save the difference, Friday, Saturday and Monday. • I .!'() ’ J /U h< a. | |. l i e s Dad, Mother, Ironized Yeast for Rheumatism "it e ■! £ I l;l - I pa k a g e ■>>n \ dvr n III! at cleansing i 1■’ ~ t T p l l t : >( » l , i sI . 11 i. Ids Tablets, thoroughly 1 ' . Si i t . I’aiU-y Kidticy Fills h a paiua m sale* ntpl hack; rheumatism, backache, kid ney and liladder ailments; and bulgy i i i i i s t i p ; i i i ( , n . I m l i g h - A i u n , Er/enm. l l r o n r h i t i s * I-’ * c n 1. . , . r F oh y's II. . m y and l i oui i d liltn .* a i.! in. .. r... I'li IL <i i slip. t . ei v.- m i ,-t .in a 11 tat limp •Rlu t i m n l i s m , this ' I mad it to F".h y A. 1 o , L'-vll Slu-ffh Id A i f . , Chicago, III , writ rig y..ur u-iloe ami a H ie . i learly You will Mf V I. if l i yetti * Ci.nitllelited t•w t* A R M K its Jen can gel seed be.il f r i l l i e s and irrigation plugs at the Sanford Novelty Works. lOO-tfr ..r i \ l I I ♦. tCN'v Authorities of Edinburgh, Scot Iohd, Somewhat 8tlrred Up by Uhlooked for Discovery. IllStCad Of BarraC U dtl.nicu,li‘ *tUickfnu ______ * Men’s Dress Shoes, Brown Black, Blu or Bal, at, per pair 20c TOWELS AT 25c . $4.19 SHOES AT $2.50 18x5f) Bath Towels, plain white, at each— Old Ladies’ Comfort Shoe-, at. 25c BED SPREADS AT $1.95 $2.50 SHOES AT $2.50 Ladies’ Black Vici, one-strap 74x86 Bed Spreads, at, each— Pump, at, per pair— $1.95 $2.50 SELL IT FOR LESS First Street, Welaka Block-------------- Sanford, Florida �p "•I . - -ip• ** ** • 1 , ,■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ - ....... - bask b a l l ” ,m.iit for the local anmtjull® n bit of oxcitci* i r' th. Snnfofd golfers und * r ; : iv they are swarming over fi li n g Into Phai>e, one coiir ' l that they were preparing uld tin' „ ,,,,t some real professionir° , ' tournament w^l be imSanford players as it fcrtsn’ ihe championship of d1 !)ty in addition to currytillable pn7.es. -off ,tt. liitve signified their vend M £(*.* take port in the tournahtnta" • h , . t o be expected that at |rnt ' .' f |Ve Sanford men will i t ' •' .... r* that day. attic (■ tournament is also exeit[The l ,l,|e interest, and those lo* " Z Z * g'Jing to be out done by Uld there are some that ex( better scores than their ,1 ;llg gooti slia])i', have overcome alt the humps and bruises of last week’s game with Ocala and will go to DeLam^ ful ly prepared to mid fitiiithcr scalp to their belt. Ihe DeLand outfit are prepared nlM i and Sanford will have no cinch of this game, hut wijl have to fight for all they get, Del,and feels that "their McGinnis Brothers of Gtade'■ l|rst enemies" are the Sanford hoys watcr, Tox., Have “ Bull « “ d are making preparations to let frog Quartette.” them down hard, as evidenced by the following from the Ihd.and News: “ DeLand high football team put in tIttir hardest practice of th.' season yesterday afternoon in preparation fo**1 tile opt ning game mf the season here i T riday with I he Sanford aggregation.' Neigtibors Gather Nightly to Hear Twenty men were out in uniform Unusual Concert— Dive Into Dap which doesn’ t sound very large hut tisinal Water* at Church. when it is considered that up to this ___ time it has been hard to get enough Oludcv, at or. lex.—The "bullfrog out for one full team it looks good, quartette of the McGinnis brothers dint Ed. Suntmerhill, the Jl '. pound i °* thW • it> I- the very lut.-t sen So popu ftuarij, rt*turm*<I to school yeAtvfduy nation tn niusteal circles lar has the "frog ijuartette" tieenine and strengthened tin* high aihotjl line. (hot no musical eiitorUdmnenl or !■riersun will he at school today and cJturvlt service l* complete uufmul a lie will prohnhly play in llu* buck field ctmpi of rotitrlbullons h,V ttie erst^putting Tiny Tatum in tin* line which whlh deiil/etis of the Siimly Creek will give the line an average of close murshes. DISCOVERED AT CAMP . (fiurnnmont will Mart, 7 , rob. at nine-thirty in the GIRLS BREAK KFCtlRDS IN ATII,i until the ladies have I.KTH M I H I ,7.1s and the men’s t.mr ...-----_ -Ilift promptly at two The ei a of umill'll iii trin k mid field tinner. it hie t |l s If, here, rhis was proven match will take p l««* at | , and field championships, the tourntiment is on,|'* " i r e the I held til < it \ liege Stadium, N. J., the contenders f « r u,e when the fair contestants approached , Jirt. lots not been made the marks set by the sturdier sex in tils Photo shows: " ,nd tennis players. should i M,r ) ioreiii <; 1 an Wltiller of the Hill) th ( ’ . 1.. Britt, secretary yard walk i Iii idgeport, A. in the . .,ih e ami make the nr record 11tin of 1 in-trHites of I ’ sec , ,„;,iy to take part otuls 17,1 « n'l the hackfield an average of | John ami .toe Metitnuts twenty and 1l:‘ "r IMi This n i( fairly heavy eighteen year oti! -Ing.-r - o| m |., s|a’lid t to : M.l, U N IO N S ia; ORGANIZED r epol ! n gill'll it. ,1 of till ll in ,1 team for a high school and ,f the hoys get mto condition tin j should have "lit of the best teams in tin- Matt In campinc , ''n,,‘r l,J kot,»’ reason running a big crowd must come to the fust game of the saesoti and slmv\ the bovs that lht> ar'' r*Kllt It is tin derstood that the entire Sanford high I school is coming over for the game Friday and intend to make more muse I bail I le [ am) tudeth- tl '|ll!!l lire'.e high in .■ I Ipud D. ! ,.nid I " ■ 1 1 I m . s1 1 A h e n ! f |. ■I , Inll't II h.lppl U I I. it lei lipil J \ - I th. ir wor-t it 1 ml ■I d 'eiet.il oi l I. 'lie woods s itn boys noticed ( h.r then wi t. m lines In the i'11li ■i. .itihii -iii-.,' 1 'i.tty close together und llial i t . u , o f ' were easily iliiilogoi-l.aid* t' t lay UWttke at nig til lisleidio. I tie ■ I logs. The ta.ys startl'd singing Carry Me Hack to in' Yirglnuy *0 0 * menlng They sane a couple of times Just to while liwm* tin- time They were astonished an hour taler wl nn Mu-, ta-anl the bullfrogs croak ing away --i Ihe -atne I mu' pickllig ll up little lit I time 'I II' m \t iii_tii .tin- I'oys -aug the HUlUe song ttilee Ot tour llltn-*- at its tel cat-. ' I • I.- , r i ; t. lie I '.it f ! "(t „ i, ll hi i we. a quill 1. : :>- , I . ■ tiltU'- 1: .S I 'll!.: .e»l for four tl this, . Oiihl a, 111ElIty util'll 1!|. |.i, "t'tirrj tb. tlila- l " till' tl.iet ■iily. i t g one Hi.l ,lt J*'1i>f ’ no m t■ tn,:b i .HU. u l i t h. I-1A. 1' t'o ■ti nit f ,. * •in al ly ai l tlo J ■. < t t < . ( a \t V....rlmrtl r o x l Dm [. , .tl rf ;.i Mi. I- . hi.',' t hr i c i pi. Reports that " I f a play cl ha a gt ie£i,»tt' i In .'.’id 1.* -t if li* iii* n li i' ll It.ri CUT Kuun Id 1.1 nil and lo ll the Tin- li..> players u r n o i g a n i/. taki it lo t i'in in i- uuln c Landis, one Ttl;,|.|.i-. i out tut lift MM.I h.gh m|,.| Hlfll 1* nt.>r> Sty of Ch<* Inos I i epi e o td a IL 1 ,,,n tti present demnnds of the fain ■( rm n iti flu1 world "A * ' i■| a. I'oinpa i, i• .I Them - I'o.iR -1NkIf 1jLr 1 " g 1111. * . i \ <i*tV ^ ' luoii in t. I don't l hud, the orgai irateui -.kill , is ami t" rail a strike "tile 1 I ll: do. T.d dlnW Dll' b . H they w el e met in,t! tin game, t,. elded, the pt. lire - UIUIM) by •t • ter t.oUiain Jr.il - ........ I I' 'I la I,il im- ilidt ' la w i!l ” ■a : i■t 1., h a *■e in•1 c 11u ,M i' I don't •' I "W this \|n l ‘t i"-:ili lit Hast.It, tid ihi-uie.-vi lit tAlston. e of a move V.uk beeli under Way about M i . hi il : ih 1Lit r>.n . " f t lie N u n : i I'l.'.i ijf' l \ fill-r :■ mti I giuuru! I he liiret t ton "I bay .'.Hi' i-rntJu; 1tu •l-'M " lilt lull. n, a lawyer of ' im ago 1 l!i.i:il< simi it wits In- i iiub' i s t a n d - ! R i i r i i i w but all of them proof the movement's m g tFiut ill*' m.ivi m i n t w i n I n r g . l y its confined to the National League and at, its purpose ami one chili in particular, which lie de clined to name I.: , n li t t l e Hecr. i y , \S t ill* a l t ain't f ,,r Its I ai Kelsrh and olin-is of [ido k Sov" wlm were th* ! with n.,t tan be learned, it up ihe movement is based on faction of some pluyet* a.,nner in which Comniis1 | ., inItf bus handled their , Sind that the spec Ifit’ as... ml 11 'll III. lude - ,,n the advisory eoiim il. ihe Leu day . tuldifdnng d a , to hear players gi o*y ■a • - - -------- - ~ L » --------------------------------------------- -- w ,r,l b - v - - ---------------- GOLF BOW LING TENNIS BOXING singing at t Inf Rap I M I’liur. h in* hrly' * tirUb'il, lnti'lbg**ot looking to th* creek for a “bullfrog unu c There, arranged on u l"g In proper Itltcli al ordei. Were the 1 dir n.a-'t'vte bullfrogs, singtog 'Curry Me L i t, s, O r \l i gl nnj . Jus! about as well ns any ijimttfite. Tile vob'e» of the tenor frog,' ihe luiss fr<ig, the hurl tone frog ami ihe second tenor frog at nod out cleitrh riot.. . arranged along ' he rail W h e n Cow corn ; be. , i i . n a g "Carry lb Rick to i<f \ tglnny" and responded to an eo* core w' ll "I ltd Rlack J im*" they dived Inin ihe baptl'timl waiers nntl no niimuni of persuasion could get (hem ha bapti smal, out The M.litnnla brutloTS ilecblrrl (o capture tlie frogs '1 hey hud no trouble They stayed for (lie night und when they Interrupted the flog concert by singing <*hl Rim k Joe, the our hull frogs Imppe.l oft (he log ami euuie lo where Ihe hoys were In an h o u r s time they were piping along <*n d r a m of "Old lUaek Joe" with the Mei.iimis hrothers. They were hrouglu home anil » l me then they InlVe been In In tense training from an artllb lul poml III the bib k yaril a I the M. >dnlos home Ihe bill If tog iplill li'tfe" n i l sing's four turn s and the a. Ighbors gatjier in nightly lo hear them. The Mi Dlnnls brothers are training A Joint cetieert will probably ha helft at the vtiunti within a month. Syndicate Buys 150,000 Acres. L V Angeles. Cat.—An English syo* illcate headed hy the duke of Argyll, him bbtiglit ih** Rut ton Wllluw ranch, eomirrtsing | anssi acres. In Ihe Snn Jonipiin utlley of California, for a con- ................ . <i _■ood.imn aN orillng to ndvlies r* i eii ed lo re The rart^h was part i ' f ll . Mill* r .y I.dx holdings It Is the Intent a n of tile plirehnsert to Wtii'ii Ihe Met.iiuds hrothers lake the bullfrogs oui for eiitertaliiiiieiits eiich Is placed on a pedestal. Last Sunday Ultnrletti'' was i o .i i ' , l t h. siihilHhle and pm ihe prop. * i * on thd market when the "bullfrog the feu lure of the The Herald delivered, I Re per week. l.arifi* shipment t»f new music. — llintermister IMtino Co. IliS-tfr NR! ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■& Apples, peek G5c Whole Wheat Flour Buckwheat Flour Pancake Flour Town Crier Flour Uhelisk Hour Pillshurv Flour (Juart Jars ( )li\ es oOe L. I\ McCULLER ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a * " , 11. In l..i o.| i h fei Na bj cj bi tec ica *y m Ka CELERY SEED More for Your Dollar ba bg p j I*ii S.j < anf ord Ifieh at I <* I and Friday a I "i Scrap in Orlando Saturday, <)c(. 11 i a |lie ma g na t e s . 1r ti D , 11 y ...... ... Co 'Gator-Tar Football gam*’ed b o ' bi ■ I i w oi Id's si-rli s ■ ai d i , Far game ni l liJut id. 11.1.aa I HI r • .i m i day, lh i Lull \\ INTER i'AKK, Oct. l l . The in tercollegiate football season of Flor Howling Lotigdo stnlTi week follow ida will open in Orhmdn next Saturing. dtiy. Octuber II at four o'elyck when of Rollins Col t he fin ltndiibh Tar I I' Mel ill ■f Do c ■Tie. t t h. Ileft y leg e nil' -• l e d nril'js 1<l surn 1 f of 111, g '.If Tr oi F|,.iniu hi I oitiir*. of t la I t , * , till Ml 11 >- ill- 1- ll'.t 1h' 1F5i‘ . 1,1— IIt |S t In it aitriii.d g ' do w•.r k " f f i»ny \\elglll ' r f h. j lo -tat* • ii.im more I h-.n l.i . . . iI'1 f )ii^ r idm,iiir.g to "15 •: ' . tills g OI. pl> ii'-hip W i I" . • r th. old t irri•■i * tl"\V lo ,|,. t a It is vel ; jn.tr •.."le other team in the li e that t til any m u s t Of t Imago Nationals defeated their two team s ,s, s under which tin.- d‘s D ii strength wl i nh tb A tne.rji an league rivals in the third n I- supposed to he based are reputed tn posses*2-iti game nf the series yesterday The ,Att o include those o f Eddie Although tile 'Oators went down to series now stands two games for the le “ I’ urP.u, ... <’ineinnati star, who held Culm and one for the White Soxrflfnow cut ■ . lime for n salary of $1H,000; Eai • oud that they will be well will break that series up if they don't i, .md Rob Meusel, of the \ ali,^ meet stronger forces for liurrv. .ii.t Rill Pieiry, of the Hos lor, 1. ■' \, who were suspended for game of tlie year. The Hrooklyn Dodgers will train at but . tig iifter the world’s series leimvnter and that town Inis bonded J**l lias developed sped M i n e hist year and , . i i i $2U ,04M I to make suitable oimfters for' . Ti„ , .Iyer,* identified with the w rm doubt *imi out a fum y brand ’ ' Dli \, i 1 also are said to nurse u of gridiron entertainment for Salur' Ua, it some hull players, who H ... Miller Huggins made the autmum e hi'., ir*>l the displeasure of their (lll> The Rollins Inrs, although a rum , . , , , . . . n i meiit yesterday that he will pilot the Hllj > , have been shunted out of paratively light team last year, rolled .. . } .. . 1. , . , _ Vauks next year, lie made this an the Imj, i. agues through secret agreeup a total of 121 points against J'J for nouncement to quiet all the rumors filf'f." iin.mg the owtfers. their npnneiits ftinl are considered about his being ousted. Th- players, it is also reported, hlistlq' timt Attorney Cannon’s con- in both weight and speed, and despite fierLi'.li wilh the "Black Sox" has ro the fact thnt the 'Gators began prac-. Landis states thnt the reason the out-fit will riilt. >{ ot the report that his main cf- tire two weeks eurlier, it is said by American barn storming , . . . , , , ,, , . leave on a foreign vessel is because no fort is to have the barred plnyers re- those who have followed recent scrim, , S ■ , _ f , ■ u'one figured ou the world series being turn, t t.> the fold, are insisting thnt mages thnt the Tnrs arc in first -class * , " , ,,, , , , a i , lover as soon as it was and no other •V * oostituiion uf the *asociatlon pro- condition to give Florida a hard batj arrangements could he made. He statY|d*. that the former Whito Six piny- ^|e ed he will ask them U> return on nn *fs remain forever outside the bar Ilecnuse of the siie of the colleges, American vessel. rier this game has Imen termed the "Cen According to those in position to tre-Harvard Game of Florida,"' the ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 12— The truiw, th,. ground work b f the osbo- University of Florida having about Elks lodge here has advanced funds was laid in the Nntional 1,000 men to draw from, whilo the U '■agm and ganied such bendwny that total enrollment of Rollins, which is to purchase new uniforms for the’ St. Petersburg High School football e!e t‘ i* h -tisi ussi'd by the magnates at :ro-educntlonal, is, slightly over 300. ven. The necessary amount was tuk l,“'" ‘ 't^t'iut meeting in Chicago --------- — ----------* TJIPArAV’ ‘‘,l froni tllP t,l‘aslir>‘ il! " u l “ r ,,m( 1 1 •1mrty-r. The clubs of the older 5 A N F O K U K F «A P I t |)(, equipment might be purchased lc said t<, be fairly well orFOR DELAND ! im mod lately and the K'ks will stage K-iniiid ,tn dplaycra of more than*half a vaudeville show ill the High School ll" American clubs are claimed to nuditorium Thanksgiving night to re The Sanford High's foot ball squad have been enrolled. imbuVse the lodge. Receipts above 1 ,“ 'v,‘r knew of n more inauspic- will work out again today for tho last the amount .neees’snry will be put into ['his. hm,. t0 start a ball playora' un- time before meeting the High School the treasury of tho High School athle team of DeLand, at DeLand tomorrow t ............ ................. ' M, i , , l|||||||i>lllllllB , ini||||||t||[|||||1B|1|1M|||1|11||||||||[||||||||||M|11|||||||||||i||||||||aB||||[||||||||||||||)|||^ “ JAZZ" BANDS HAVE A RIVAL (••lit )-■' tl i1 1'1 V ” ‘ -------- ~ CIIAS. L. B R U T , Editor s h o o t in g CAL GOLFERS GETTING BUSY *'+’ M# A.rr r-: ' **"" H > i, , , l t l i ,||W , M , , , , > „ OUR SPORTING PAGE FOOT BALL BASKET b a l l TBAP ............... .......... . ______________ __________■ ■ ■ ■ > »»B «m > > g , B„ t: President John A, Heidler, of tho onal ^ “ Kue, said to the Asaocint- afternoon. All the players ore THE MODERN WOMAN 4 Heads till th* adv••i’t is. nl*•111** in In-t itoint1 papt-i !' L. i dir. clary and keeps her informed at just what -tores sh*' can find the putticolar articles which sl\,e itfcij.- for herself and family and where they are being offered at prit’es that will allow Iter to make the most of tin* family income. She knows that the heat paper is the one that carries Ihe best and the most adverising. She nlso knows that •£ M 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 of this look through the columns of any good, news paper. * Mr. Merchant, reach ycAir customers by advertising. Mrs. Housewife is reading the advertisements and she expects you to tel) her when your new goods come in, or when you have bargains which will save her money. You can roach practically every housewife in this city and community through the Daily and Weekly Herald J* i JM It. •; In tic fund. ,v. , ' These are times when the buying power of every dollar should be stretched to the limit. I r , f u. • ■ v; • ?.- IF SI nrrr � 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 12, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource The Sanford Herald issue published on October 12, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, The Sanford Herald 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"> The Sanford Herald</a>, October 12, 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">The Sanford Herald</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/de3e84176e447546bb50336ee0a8bea8.pdf 8ced64f1662823eac632e08d62e34fd7 PDF Text Text ’ rrrrr— IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEOETABLE SECTION VOI.I'MK III. S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A , F R I D A Y . O C T O R K H l.’l. 10 2 2 N l M I I K R 171 KU KLUX KLAN FRANCE OBJECTS INJUNCTIONS FOLLOWING ENTERS POLITICS TO MORATORIUM ARMY TRANSPORT THOMAS ON DRY SH IP ORDER IN WISCONSIN FOR GERMANY REACHED BURNING SHIP AMERICAN LINES PROTEST IN TIME FOR RESCUE DEMOCRATI C C O M M I T T E E IT IS DASTARDLY ACT HRITISII AND FRENCH GOV- " KRN’MENTS WILL FILE „ PROTESTS . GRANT INJUNCTION; LOOKS I.IK K STORM IN CAKIIIIIKAN SKA. COMING TIMS WAY ^I |p \nnrlcnn Courts Snv Officials ^ Who Are in Position ' K i to Know . 11 | y Thr A n o r l i l f l P r n « l I , ,M m iS’. Oct. 13.— Unl ess an in jur: i n is g r a n t e d t o t h e Ctinnrd Line th. lliittsii g o v e r n m e n t probabl y will l>r7.t. -t formal l y t h r o u g h its foreign „ff strain*! the r u l i n g prohibiting l„„ i,fi f orei gn s h i p s in Ameri can *.iM- >1 was s t a t e d officially today, here, however , e xp r es s opin•II (Inti will be ((runted 111 tin ,ii courts. WASHINGTON. Oct. 13. — i lly Associated Press) — Vessels d e p a r t i n g for Yucat an channel a n d Fl or i da S t r a it s advised by the weat her bur ea u today to e \ ercise caution on account of disturhania- ovci N o r t h w e s t e rn Car ibbean Sea. The dis turbance wa s t e n t r a l this morni ng a short distance nor theast of S wa n Island, ap p a re nt ly moving very slowly nort hward. It is a l ready c ausi ng fresh to «tro||g rtnfthWi'sl wiloK .Oi l tin Soli! b r a -III M golf (lly T k t A a n x U l r * I ' r fM l MADISON, Del 13. The Ku Klux e r t e r e d VVisixuisin pnlitni* today when the Democratic S t a t e Cent ral Commi t tee issued n s t a te me n t r e f er r in g to " the declared Klnn endorsement of Republican candidates ns "t he most has t * ai dl y a t t e mp t ever made in this s t a l e Di pnltt.son minds of voters in a polita a I campaign" a F ON I. RK SS W ll . l . IIK F t l N V K N K D VHOLT NOV KMIIKK I VV KN IA Thr lanirlnlril VV VS 111N <. IO N . o . t ! . •I I,’ M i l 111 Rl \ FOR s | . ( tiN TKIIM IN I Ft.ION i |t « | hr A■anrlnlrd . . |; | | V\ > o. * 1 1 H o' VON HINDENBURG OFFERS HIMSELF v AS A CANDIDATE I nl; I'RKSIHKM nl i RKIM III It Nit II VI VIt Hand ( oneert i iaiu l I er 2 llth II. . - r i . 1 h i vv , ti i 1 illli had .4 . 1• 1* * •11• 4* Tb, ' t . Li iu» • 1111yr ■i * VV..: r • *i .i *. lilj* hf IL i. \ . ,|. 1*1• r • * M1" V | 1■ . it •! u it h h 1 1Ll rtllNS lii V 4* ’ III l» . V • • : 1>i IL -Ail , . ,1 „lg* -iiai 'fi i i A t ' i f. $' f *(• * 14| O•I, th* a- «*ti11•1ii ^r«a and f » . •!). f ^ - *.i rt **1 w ith th* iiMi.ii i , *Ii .«f1*1 1"*l » ,,f th* K i w a m - i I ' t • U rl - * M* ... , I.tl. IIIOIM4 tit 1 ' . * •• .11 - " • C .(’ . \ r t \ •. / 1 1 , I**,’ ' 'r *hi I. .| ' H »» M*l t ............... h. iii.: t . -11 i 4| * \ 1 • 1 '.»»•« .1f *Ii, ,,j, • ' in* •. h •. h HIM • r| ‘ >t» i, *f • -1 i •11:i 1! . hi ! . yv | i t . ' • m ' - i ,-a i . 1 n, igti '■t * • *r • .mg ' at -• a ’ 1* t.Ui , •! t*. h. ' • I - the vvh* t li* i i • .ill- -1 *lit III • i mill •1• 4 III* III* . , 1 of 1t,i\ toilil Mhtf-f * 4 4 I Mt Mr* 1 111. t II. boskl ' o' |n* • . I,, i. i i. ,.i ■o n e . no ' ' il W1 h » MS »l i| i ., .(.* t -f II .mi pa i • , ,, | ,. , od i* I ' ■ ! • th* l,A fit, i i, I > t• , l . , . , •» • . f . • I . . tie-t | •: "• * t..|,pe,| w.th h.iu and In Imd < - I •*' fi,r (he rns*'s I’rof l."iigs|r*-ei "f Daytniia was the primopal s peaker ,,f the evening and made a fin* ad ,|r«'s .n "Fibl* at ion" t hiit w i - ' il' r . N o t noiiil i oiiimotidi • Vun r uum Legion, tonight de ihat u n d e r no ci rcumst ances b. In- a c a n d i d a t e to succeed os n.itloiml c nmma ml e r. and would "h it t er Iy o pp o s e ’ any t . i han ge the natniliirl • ••*» . f I lie Legion. wIili II would it,n- I, $e« olid t • I oi f-a a to .til of t h e Legion -: *, . .till sin li an a. t n*n b. ,|I,I y 11 w ii m - 1 y i n i . i ■ ' i g i lf *- " g h i os ,i tragi* inistak* . Mr i, ,•1.1 not l-iing out .iif.thing .‘-our i .)*•• lareil III a station* lit to low. I i « i e on loanvi' - »• ' *»*s ..ited Cress. III.y.l r • pul ted on t IIV ' l e i i i w i t h - i .iiinouiu e m e n t was brought Hill Tamitit J u d g e " a n t s to Itreak I p lot an Magnolia avenue where the ’ repeater! r u m o r s , c ur re nt Speeding Kiwanis Club will a r r a n g e for "bar n d el e ga t es her e t oda y, that in yard golf" * lie* k*o playing and other nt on nn i m p e n d i n g deadlock I II * T h e K • • o r I n I r t f 1‘ r f M I . I h a r i le I ! West T a m p a a mu s e me nt s f"t In t mi 1 1 st . I-* n at i onal r o m ma ml e rs h i p , T.V.MCA. Gil M e r r i w i ' t l u ' i t h e o w n e r of tin- G.t h a s •f Min N’iiler m i g h t bring foe speeder was dismiss* d yest er day " d h a me n dm e n t $j;, f u „. |,ut In. , at g..l ten ilays sen gra. nai slv i i i l l ' l ' T l t ' d t o tile | | - • " f tile ■ * •institutional Ht ns hiiig as it r emai ns vacant and would make it possible for him tence in jail In l*«'kmg up tin- c a r Will •I hi msel f, wi t h a view to .li.dge Cencock explained he was bound '• ' " "" ’ ’ J 1 . f o r w a r d t h e fight for nn t ,, vv•»rk nul some met hod of b r ea ki ng *‘e a fm* t ung •" ’ " ' KiwillOs I ’lllli will make Ibis llleir legislation for adopt ed com „p speeding special business during the winter I" ’ C nil --111--lit Its I" " gates f ro m Mi ssouri today eon Ml S T S O T IIRKAK Kd Lane re po r te d on the r**ail -igns s 11h William J . Doyle, stntc CO VI.ITION GUV KILN VI KNT that have he n approved by th* * bib o>dei fr om M a s s a ch u se t ts , nnd IN OLD E N GL A ND | n f several fine signboards will now " ■• rs of the M a s s a c h u s e t t s dele hear announcement to visiting Kivvaii G i It 4 * u nd e rs t o o d t h a t dclcga (Rf Thr A*»orlnled I'rfM) mans that S a n f or d has a live club HI RMI NGHAM. Kng , Del 13 ft mn bot h s t a t e s f a v o r t h e can and they can a t t e n d each Wednesday. C ha mb e rl ai n, gov e rn me nt 'I'd.,, y of Wi l l i am De eg a n, s t a t e com- Austin The song birds were in fine fettle tt' i’idiT fr om New Yor k, f or nnlional leader, a ddr es s i ng Midland Conservaand playing on the "yellow ribbon" t *.nl of the Legion. tiv Club here t o d ay declared would he a mong ot he rs until For es t laike a c t Out st andi ng a m o n g o t h e r Legion- rriminnl to br eak up present coalition ually had e nough of his favorite song tiiir , - whose nnmes n r e being dis g over nment in view labor menace. for one time. Sid Hive rendered a «ii-'*.| for t h e nat io na l commander -------------------------.ho. ,» p h i ! solo hi* u*unl fine "ty*** nn,) others 7, y, t T T « ll l,0A " " kept o v e r , , h i n t p H . r I" r8i:" Alvin M. Ousl ey of Texas, W I L L KKKI* DRY *,mlsical line • ' • ' ma n of t h e Legion's commission A M E RI C A N S H 1 C S j A f l cr thl. b a nq ue t which was s e r v '"i Americanization; Josi»ph Thompson ed in the usual fine style of ( n t e r er Pennsylvania nnd T. Scmmes W A S11 "NGTOff." OcL * 13.—Sh ip p i n g Fa tn n e o ITie memlmrs and their Ind AA.ilmsiey, o f New Orlcank. iH.nrd vessels will r e ma i n dry r e g a r d ics had a da nc e Hint was g r e a t l y en of ppi | h*v ed by those who dan..; mol tlu.s.l.-ss of oiitcom*' < > f injunction F, VRI Y FA I I. SAI . K i. x; x l „ l.o who like to them dance irfhi ■■ceilings 1 wat ch ceilings (nought b mu g h t inin New V<irk on he w" " owned the night meet i ng of the Kiwati.s * lob privately ' - s issue is t h e a dv e r ti s e me n t half of American was voted a g r ea t success Robbins s e t t i n g f or th the many ships, c ha ir ma n Lasker announced to ’ k c i s o f fe r ed in his E a r l y Fall lay. _____________________________ NKW YORK. Oct. l . 'O -T h e St a n S’pecials in t he B a by De pa rt i he |\adie* D c p a i t m c n t and the Household g oo d s ? Moving them is ,|.»r«l Oil Co mp a ny **f New J e r s e y an Mm - D e p a r t m e n t t hp piece Goods a science with us.-Q U IC K SER- nounced the reduction of one cent on depar tment a n d o t h e r special*. See VICK T R A N S F E R . . t h e gallon in the price «.f gasol me a dve rt i s e me nt a n d not e the prices. . T h r . - F r l. - Sa t -t f c j t h r ou g h ou t it* t er r i t o r y . II K’ - • . . w . • H> *1 ALL OF PASSENGERS AND CR E W O F CITY O F H O N O Ll l .r ARE SA FE Ml V VI S l l K i l l F F SHOT S I J I I R K K I O F T SKASON W AS A R R E S T E D SHIP WAS CROWDED • ’> J.\< KSONVII.I.K. O. t. * 13.1 By Associated Press! * Declaring he has witnesses “■ to prove that Sheri ff Mcr r itt anti Deputy Shackle f ol d of Duval county, fired y es t e rda y at a s qui rri ! am! that a f t e r tin y ntl» *in! the t a r g e t tin' anil, al was kill ed by a shot ' r um the pistol of Diputy Sheriff. I V G a n ta, John Keilom, d e p u ty I in no Warden, tudav o bt a ii u d ji wa rr an t fm the " a rr es i of Garcia, i hnrgine * n Sit lot •■! I 111 garili la w * ■ * I'-'* , 1 " . • II y Thr \aaoclnlrd Prraa) KR V N U S r o . Oct 13. A r m y MN t r a n s po r t Tlioinas i mu In d the steam* 11 W est Farnllon ■rew ami which has tho p as s enger s of the b ur ne d < ■l y of Honolulu ubuard, at one a. m. tiling (■• radii* ' message* e i *- West Farnllon a rr iv \ » t i t •1ii\ aL.ajt 2 30 a nd «•/ »!• I » -» ilk!’ • - ami tho i *. 1 . j»f •* 1 lit* jrcsscl is ..I v i a .I..I with th. bug*' n u mb e r '-I 'In tt.t' .port win Ii was r us h i n g to tin v* •. in . ..iilii,in d to th. scene to tak. •-t 1 and h u n g them here Tliont.* was bound t>> San Francisco fr om Ho wan '\N I l ' l i i | ; n . n . t I l *Uf mills of Vi • •'Ini ' -.iiipaity nni * i ' t , in, - - .g, y e s t e r ’ ■ i • i' - v lit • iisiana nf . 11 t . •' o i , ll • l 1. ■ \ ••••• In 1I'd 1*r • i V|1 M W ■M 1 ' \ - * , i i 1. a. *1*»*ll * 1 n. 1 . 1 *t, . ( • . * , • o , ■. 1. I I • • 1 * » ,.*l \% •it, •t in* ,* ............................ . *, , -Mg. i i * ,' • .'i # , \ i ■ ■ • i .,, * * * , ■-P. 1 Kit'll • h. 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I n , In l w 1 1 I. t li< pi otile •i i . ini > and a III I nl lot. k r .on iitlando to tli, | . a- t < ...i-t il ,s the aniolllH the loiinty com net - iiic shot t of tin' prii i of a I".id Vfti i compl et i on t In grade ■. | • I , i 1 1 . t mn of la 1 1i-i and i 1 "g. tin • mint v w ill h a s «• ■■ * f- f “\ i!i - hnrhwav i-o* igh i pi . ■ i. , I VV \ s | ( | vl 111- Vsi i \ | n | ; i i i ' i ' n ' • I'll f ; i " n I It IN t I \ 1‘ VIII III I III I* * '•'■ ' W I l ll l DRI.N \ |tl w ' I b t W I ' . . . I ' l l si.|, !.t Harding dei laled today by tol igies siiinal leaders who n; - cul l y conferred with llllll to la disposed to tall coll gti'ss m special session about Novi 111 V limn! *"i,, • 1 1 will t •• In Id in I et.li.'il Calk n o I tin follow i u i •r *• gl a m II ' dl l ed March S i m p e r Figelts .1. C Giatnl Overture t " William T* I*-' -mi r.oitlohi Solo Du nk t - 'll- • *ln v VV it li I hnu I v ' " I "I V| | l SI • , ., | t V*. , • I I 1. ,| 11 ,11 - l i t .Ini. i on. no Copnl.n Mils of ’22 Wabash Hlucs Less tie »V Hlakt* Sewanee Mmm 'A. Cohan ■links Friml Fant ns i e High I' II .I."'*'V Palri.l of th* G u n i d s . n a n lew ell iijo\. || by ' In II" mb* i li VVall hw oi d *S . idled K e V | t*|lst | |lk* Spangled Itann* t ''*•** N t'w V o f 111. . VP * I * I • ' i i 1 ' • ’ ........ i'i. ndn g 11n Ho n k l , • .1 .(• f 'In ! «|, l I,. Car Locked Cp, Speeder I'ined New Kind of Law FROM I’f r M I l(M \ \ ill* llir \ ««ncln(rd I'rt •• I 1:1 K l l N «• * i : l .. i ! Ml i t r . . \ . ' . I' L411' it.I 4 \ | I • *M si t lee . || ••if* i him-* 1f a - .1 ( .tit i I*ra t »••;i I •r Mh I •« ? IllJt ft | f . H j,|, , • In /• if i r, i i!« 1II; Tfce \■aorlnlrd l-rraa i I* VIt IS (). t 13 Tin French gov • i nm< M nisi rurted 1 mils Ibirtti.iu. its i •*|M iv •• nil Alltrd r ep a ra t io n s in (*> oppnse tin 1 l atest prop osiiion made by Sir J oh n l i radbury Fngland, that immediate m o r a to r iu m foi u p m o d of five yc in s be g ra n te d (.■ r ma ny on all cash p ay me nt s , srmi ••ffuiall\ antiouiired. PRES. HARDING ORANGE COUNTY WILL ISSUE A LACKS FUNDS SPECIAL CALL FOR BRICK ROADS III; Nl »K K . Oct. 13. Oil the eve ,t, set for e nf or c em e nt of the (•inhibition r ul i ng prohibiting f,. i. , i vessels, both Amer ican and from b r i n g i n g liquor un d e r \ m c r i c n n ixirts, enforcement . y e s t e r d a y were fu<ed with it ant test r a s e s , i- a t e m p o r a r y r es t r ai ni ng .till y cs t e lda y by Federal 11 in i| II anil, etiJoining h» -d . nl m i l hori t l es from molest • .if, board the Viocti.au I .i.land and St I’.iu' •i . r w il- all order dll 11ng 1” > ’ l ilts to -how . .1 l'l Wh . I.,ill should liot In Issued I' . I In III fr om Intel felcin e with •fii Kritisli owned 1 un u i d and r.. s Thi s wa s issued v ‘ i .1 W i d u e - da y night -. t loll ISSIU li Wil II II • it i . ' n t..r> f. | tin t. >n . paiite •. w Im i la ill* d t' > i mi dllotis by tin . n f . c ■• 'in Da uglier t * | a "b i b i' -i V i' w a- issued Upon a pi d i' 1• •l.e In t e r n a t noi . j M* i want d* |„ ' o f por at i on w h n h • mtr* ,. i .1 an I .me npcral mg tin I 1 '.d s i Paul, S A Y S Wi ll | |i n o t S T A N D Fi l l ! GKR WAN V II VVINT. F I V E YEARS \ Ink «*-•*-» iliil I pt'.i It lililu' . • 1' .' it 1 .* ' ' id - • ig. -..I iy itn-ffl' I In- l o oil'. I -l"llt -join I Will 111, • * ' vv a i' ••• vv ll \ 11 ' • .»• i • 1 V* •'Ml*! •r . .|. 1 *f r ' I I * • 11-1 -I t- I tli.i* . 'll. i • |*l. f " - • 1lit v Will to vi it i an addit I'.tial l.nlnl issue to i ovule f*u paving the mails with lu'i. 1 . .in h an i-li'itnin will b*- died Til. i.mimi"i"in i - n>’** • *iti Go III ||S . ,«|ll 111,1' - \* Il 1 I t IVI* •II I -situ* 111, I i I. . • VVtill* • Ml. I shill 1 • , . I 11 Itig - • I•. Im . I1 • .................. ■ . .1.• |,i •(. • 1I . i n iI It ih.M 11 - * ! ",................. -I f'(> I* nn - - ling t In- ....... - • 1 - -.! ' "i **.* \ <>rk ins' . 1Ii. • v* ■*i i * - . -"I tilt * new vote and Would m oil I" ■al -il* div b| | t Wo a 1 ••\i th* sp* •■ni Ila t inn of tin . Miilll." i - c I. .lid I' is t h e f u n d s c o u l d to*i h g ai l y In t,.,| I., th. hlghvvav 1 *i *t in* nt ! h.'is be e n p o i n t e d out t hut t Id be t h a t linn h t o w . i l d b u d d i n g i k i • *,i *I w i t l ei u t -• t i li ng t..| t h e u l i t u r e " f it ii v i »i • • n i o i u y t h a n p e o p l e li.iv* a l ' . a d y ag'r*'*'*l t*i .1, t h o u g h for iii* i n t i i e l y d i f f e r purpose i untv o f f n iiiL, ii I- said. *|o not Im with r a v, iii ' mm tin pr..|ios|t lull of i t o n g a wa y with tin proposed no pro emi'iits at tin- *imrlioUM* ii- s*-v ere d e p ar t m e nt s t he re m e badly in need of more room Nor do they favor it I n s been indicated, tin- s ug ge st ti on thr.t a Hi foot brick road he built ns f a r as the available funds will pe r mil. leaving the r ema in de r t<> he fin ish**d some time in the f u t u r e . —Or Ian ' i Sentinel Pit tsburjr- Florida Fruit Growers As sociation Answer (lly Thr AM''-<hi . * I'fMIl A VtlN * P V I’ VRK. ( 1. ! 1 F It t kllllll* d. 1 •II, p r e s i d e n t o f till V-»• •*• Ult \ I* III F' ruit •; r.,vv ei V\ 1 nt I., Pit t - b u r g h la - f W« 4•k \vh mi* i*r c h a r g e s <•f Using tini* m a i l s de f ia ml , vvr ' the ’her o ff e-s „f ,!.«• . ss.a . a t ........ n- h'. »uin this week, having ..mplet. Iy wiped ..,,1 u nt r ue r. f b - n . m s . gamM the ussociation." , * [ I; VN* I i *i 1 1. i 1.1 t h u e , I id. -- -|« I .lto| Il Vi d lip tO • •ir.irelfrll ' * , . ’ > ! til- ■I -lit V* I 1J p iii . y*-st* rilay O pe r a t o r VV. < 11* I I t r I ' r t «» i • III' \ l ' » «» t 1 : M h i m i. ' I • » I! INI. .ail,, buii-ing s t e a me r City • II . , . •■' Hi. f.*1: -vv mg Inst" * t » • ftt *• mi ' v « h; n ii ■ I i in ll ............... • i’ll ’ I Ni IM i 1< t , | | Il ll.i ' •, i »• *' g Ii . i i now; * , I,, » ' i' bail . ,i .n>: * .* the . i *-. ■t f 11. * i , . b e t e n gi ne er . \\ it L .* • "111 | M}•« .»!:«! k and himself had left the boat. Fi r e iitfr of i iirniclli t ‘' hi! in Ini i»vi*rnir^ t It*'*' forced these officials to take to | hm k«‘t ■ vln'i. i tin ii i i i v ill of Int lit* I -• II -ell |n«t« li* T 'n \ *p --ii le-s oper at or s a boa rd . i i ■ Had... i -o P'-i at ioii nf v • . , i ip ll. 1 . th* *hicf operaI I ll! < Mf | | ( nil I *I | M .1 l l l l I'.ll k.lifL I II FRKfw'H LINERS WILL FIGHT THE DRY SI"P RULE - 4 II* I hr \ •<*•»* In I r il |'rr««| I \ I*IS M ' i ! ,Th# I «• h h*.* i «.i *i nlri| flu* U iiNlimifl' '■ ■ • I ' l l , , , , tb. . .1 m | , | | • . ’ 'I vv ai .i l.ll. a as Iiiak- II. I- 24 ..•< -'ll SIT ,.t on*, t i m e III . - 1. , ' i l . l l l l l i ' i * . '.I an : il,. VV V> II INC ION o. t. I l .it* with i hnar . 111*' W e s t I lalloii w h n h n « i ui‘,1 pa ss e ng er * I' l i p f a g a i n s t . m i x i n g l u p n o I •. '• t . i gn -. 11111,1 hin t within l i m n , ,*i and , lew of the ' itv of Honolulu n o d today t h n t . - i it .*t lul w a t . 1 s. 11, | |l| 11............. " f tified tin- . hi ppi ng I" alt, i tr.iiisw* ir ing i . u g . is to t ho t r.inspoit Th oma s, 'Inwould tovv t h e *• S u p r e m e * . It . Will m o v e t o o bt u i l hulk of th*' hurtled vessel tovvaril 1 .0 * all a p p e a l t •• tIt*- I nt*-imilloiuvl t '<**.» 1 Vng.lcs until met »*> ig« Far nl l on *• I ■ ti, * at tin lliigu* The F rein il giiveriltlli-nt llll" dm nil ll appr oxi mat el y *-iglit liululred and fifto await developments, leaving tin- Iv mill's .iff | os Vngeh'S i.p adv. i s. is , ip tip t iii* i-d St,,i .pn-stii.ll bo the (ires.-lit entirety 11 tin hands .if tip- shipping . ..iiipanic- S VN Fit VN C I S t ' t ). O.t 13, The lln-y will, however, make i c p t r«*-nta • ity of llonlulu * oiitiuucd to b u m tioiis should tin vest***| rights of its tbi ougl i out th*- night, according to a nat i onal s represented l*y »nil**r* am! *..dm from Firrallon Thomas took o ft s t oke rs aboar d F ren* h owned 'h ip s p as s e ng er s at dawn and flying French flags, be deprived D RKSSNKR Ol ' KNS T OM O R R O W •of t h e ir half or entire litre of wine Concerni ng the privilege of the 1United S t a t e s to accept or rejecHMhe! In this issue is an a n n o u n c e m e n t ’ jurisdiction of the International Court t lint will he pleasing to all the f o r m e r V; of J u s t i c e at the Hague, me mb er s p at r on s of t he J. M. Dr es s n er st or e. of the cabinet have expressed the op- This p opul ar e mpori um will r e op e n : lonion t hat nltho th*' United S t a t e s Is for the full ami wi nt er business to* t|o{ a incmltcr "f the la-ague it has one morrow m or ni ng at the old s t a n d i n j u d g e s i t ti ng therein in the person of the Wo od ru f f building on F i r s t s t r e e t , John Mnssett Moore. E v e r y t h i n g new and right up to d a t e in Indies’ ready to-wenr anil millinery. Have vi". read the w a nt ad* t o d a y ! D i c s m ' s skirt-*, m a t s u i t s anil coat* • ' f * atul til*' pric*-' • the very l o w e s t AJ " II I SFI I VltiNI MKVP* roiisisl. ni a .iii i i Ix-st nf mat*-rial* : vj h*i ! lip I -!.,' ul* Read the a d- * S in* ihhdc •>( t h e Daily * *" J I !*avn! > e i has taken III*- ageti* y vi • *••»».. i i fm tile litu a ,*b Marble Works ,.f At il* aid iini gro tu Mressm-r's t o m o r li*nt it. (iii , and can show you siimple** row, _ V Raileiil is the m a n a g e r o f of all knots of monument al work of the Drx'ssm-i si*,i«. „nd a . u he pl eased 7-3 tin- pm*' Geomiii mar!'!*- If int- ,-st t -i s*. hi - iii a -. f ri.i *••1 p a t r on s . * I call 3 7- U o * s , ,. him at '.Ml I’urk nv« a . ' I 7l - 2t p The He ra ld delivered, 15c p e r week. �t • ------------------------a • to an entertainm ent tonight a t the K. of C. Hall ami will welcome all tho people of Sanford th at caro to como out. Vaudeville, Lecture and cards t • te to Clas - - * ---* .« I r- -«*• —T O N I G H T - TOM MIX —IN— SOCIAL CALENDAR THURSDAY K. of C. cel ebr at i on Columbus Day. Finder please return to H erald office mejv<, ri.war(1. 170-ltd-w lt . ... . „ hth S t ~ :'(JI ^ „„ 170" <tP ' Little Overland Four mnkes big hit, fr.2fi.00 delivered. 170-ltc SATURDAY Mrs. John Leonardl. Household goods? Moving them la CARD OF THANKS n science with us.—QUICK SER To those who were so kind and solicfca f j ^ Ki Kj m m h i m VICE TRANSFER. T hr.-Fri.-Sat-tfc Rous during the illness of wife and mother and to those who sent the Are you moving? Call 4U8, for a flowers and in mnny ways showed QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. their sympathy and regard in the roT hr.-Pri.-Snt-tfc " bereavement of wife and mother ---------------------—— « i wish to express our thanks. A. B. CAMERON, Little Overland Four mnkes liig hit, All out for B e t t e r Homes Week. nnd FAMILY. f 025.00 delivered. 170-lte WIDOW HALL „ n IN LIMELIGHT S SANFORD’S £ AGAIN TODAY * TEMPERATURE A n o t h e r holiday t o m o r r o w for the Dolph Li t t l e of Co mmer ce, Gn., is b a n k s — F a r m e r ' s Day banks will s p e n di n g a shor t time here nt tho . lose. Montezuma. fct 1U I.' o I m i i Knight o f ibo Knight Bros., ,r . ,i . . , , , ' MllpanC o f .1.0 k-nnvillc, wholesale l a mp i i we re in tile , ity y e s te r da y 1 • . paper, w a s m the oitv• today calling t r a n s a c t i n g ,business 11 i'KI'Kt T l\ KS VISIT HER _____ n the local pr in t in g trade. Neel Yelit of T a m p a is r egi st ered •f Miami are nt t h e M o n t e zu m a while in the city a m on g t h e new a r r i v a l s in t h e eity a t t e n d i n g to business. a nd will ma ke their f u t u r e home here. I In \ ar e fiotu Miami li.'ie blit Mrs Mi-- l.eola K' aii- iia- r et ur ned home from Twin Pines and Asheville. ‘ 1 ■' 1 • " u »11\ uirl, t n N t . wh e re *■h spent th,. past few ^'' 11 bl > f I! i I. I. I.ivlor Week-’ \ 4-1 .. • I. . m . . w 11 1.. g.MMI IK w - t ., | h e Indie* la 11v • • ml it i i>n many a i l 1 .1'» t mu l > and th t new 1 . tb.i \ M ,,t 1 -111,11.. •. t 11 r . I tf i fall ...... g 1 »hiil hu y <• jn-t a r r iv e d soli! In 11 |..ii t of • In . l a ' if*, i |" tld t 111)1 I" g H b a r g a i n s in l- III! l o g -i . ' i i ' d a \ s h e j i w i t h h ' s in. t i n r Ml- • II ' . llllpboll i• I'h. i- "in* "f I g • • • ' I , • s a i,f , , | , j ,,11,1 I he ,fi p u l ' i . U i l i d i a k i hast, t •> ;i\ .irI Tl.t m * . *<f ill— gt» ;if ippt.rt umi It \ t*. g.-l the In I "f m a t e r i a l s , up to dat,. in e ve ry respect a n d at g r e a t U i i ,In i ' .I p i i i c s I link fm he i liiii'h ■ I i . i rt i- ••hi' Pt today and li"t t he t i all myt' ,.:i! • l u l l e d 111 this ' 1, t e f . ItlB 'i \T 1 1 • f M ail " r, >I > I ' 1', I I . , I . I .1 , " ,r , .. ,, . gu* • I .f \| i >' ■: Mi I '• U i'i- j i J., mi , | , | i \ ,., , , | | ,ii |i, Mrs Ku> ketidall i ju-t r e t u r n i ng f r om an e x te nd ed t r i p to the White MINTON ON F L I G H T M o u n ta i ns of New H a m p s h i r e She NEW YORK T O KM, will leave f... Miami T h u r s d a y ac I E F T P I T R E TO D \ > cum pan a d l-\ Mi .i'"l Mi Wait a III* T h r o rrrssi f a r as New s M1, r! , i \ <« ■.t•-1 I < ’1%I I It E l I N I I It I MNMI N | III N M. II | I >1 I It \ »* I . \ | n 1 1 mi i»i«' lea \NI> TA KE AWAY \RTICLES Illy Tbr A M iirlm rd I ’r r s a ) M U B R U N S W I C K . Oet 12. Will **w Mali was b ro u gh t back into the |,mi-light tmlay d h e b de te et i ve s visit , .1 her home a nd look a w a y a scar f .i'"i (awn colored emit whieh she had • 11.. i r ' \ afl ei i . •. • uf » * r ATUO PLUNGES INTO CANAL MAN KILLED I llr Tlic Aaaorjatra I’rraa) W E S T PALM B E A C H , Oct. 12. George Moseley, 21. o f Lake Wurt h, was killed e ar l y t o d a y when his uutoniubili plunged into the d r a i n a g e >a ii.! Oft a i ts sal*) M"seU*v was Itlmd « >i !•> 11)4' of an . 1 'M . • 1 i ' i *\ Ii 4 ^ Jn 5?* ’■ * * . . --- I i vt J•• 11\ r r l a i i d i • m• i | f | I*«»ta t mak* •- l»j^ Ini , | v i ' i 17 m lit ! / » Even though you prncticc every sort of economy ... tion, chances are you return "broke.” ■f Vftcj. Wouldn’t It seem good to have enough to "do it right and still havo some left over? nrxt yetr Then get your Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra cjR ditsR abiK aeaR aK a^ »R s s <• p h n n n m n n Ra THE WEATHER Ra R*i R* F " i Fli.ruln Mostly eloudy tonight and Fr i da y ; prnb abl) liowi rs in the e \ 1 1 erne Ro Souili portion l&i If y o u r h i d isn’t rest ful , wr it e Sanfur d Niattrcsk Factory, F r e n c h a ve nu e a nd 17th s t r ee t. 170-fitp C alendar Savings MM B ank MX here today ami s ta rt that vacation fund. be increased by the interest wo add. .. The amount y ..: ,-.c .,m The Seminole County Bank STRENGTI1- -PROGRESS- When driving at night, you have undoubtedly noticed the many Hupmobiles which you instantly identify ay the fan-shape rear light. BUICK F o r S a le o r . E x c h a n g e Late Model in Excellent Condition B. & O. M OTOR C O . SANFORD, FLORIDA Di.strihutor.s for ilupmnhilc and Lexington <a rs Large Shipment of New Music J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Service and Results Wo have endeavored during this series of advertise meats to touch in a brief way on a few points of interest to the Florida Growers. I l^e most important point—the one in which the Grower is most interested—is SERVICE and RESULTS. Chase & Co.’s business (this year the largest in its history) is based on Service and Results to the Grower. % YVe make no sentimental or theoretical appeals for business. If we cannot or do not give the Grower Service and Results, we are not entitled to his business. If.you are interested in SERVICE and RESULTS, see our local Agent or write the Main Office at Jackson ville. . \ • . -vSERMCE i«a* (D H u p m o b ile • TO YOUR VACATION FUND < lit iRt.E MosEl EA D l t o \ E l o III" DE VI II N F. \ R PM M BE M il | »' •i* I m i • »r '• Mi * x* fti’«t?tmir »= ••• •i «1111ir t •4 a mi * " l i p * r*'« rivi-ti lii’t r .*«: 10 A. M.. O C T . 12. 1922 Maxi mum K0 Minimum «>o Range B a ro me te r rtt) (hi Northwest and cloudy I lie murder of her Mills was discovei • •i. tin g . i r m t u l s « e t e t a ke n to j . I • m -l with t lit r i •| til's t t h e y lie an a ' w e d to del ei mine wh et he r any hum .'• 1 I.....I w a- on l hem \> w 11 iiii t a k e n by a u t h o r i t i e s in ■v.iminmi: the e l o t hi n g followed day '* r epor ts t h a t ' ,|si a g a i n s t Mayes • '■•lei a i i ' —t i l i a i g i 'd with m u r d e r , i• i< akiiig down a nd ilptl in w leads di> • !••! p o u t i n g ;n o th er direct ions Ra Ra Rtl Ra Ra R-a Ra Ra Nice, cool weut her r ig ht on and we have the h on o r to report 80 today which is very fine, indeed. T h e y will now rise nnd sing o u t of tile old bonk: "Da rl in g, 1 Am Growi ng Cold." HOME ‘ ).f I II *•t .. i* ..t fl *flit ti.» m h h ant mi»h .Ini, J. f »••it? \ • v\ N ••i k i I%i ‘ ,l.i? «- t»•. I« f * n|' f In Iti t! 1) \\ a \ I' j f ■ i l ' t ' * I la K mg I * f 1 * ,■ fun! a i gmt.g I., r i • .it ii" ir *1 1• • ■i ; a em aB isB iN iicM u tD 170-ltc Jacksonville was represented hero (;,,lf wiH shinc ncxt Wl'ck yesterday by R. F. Harris . no‘ moonahine- but shine in fam e.' >, WE’LL AD SOMETHING Friday nnd Saturday—D. W. G rif fith's "The Love Flow er"; also Fox News and Pathe Review. Owner. LOCALS FRIDAY Mrs. Dcnne Turner . • . W E PAY 4 PER CENT IN TER EST ON SAVINf Little Overland F o u r ma ke s big hit,. $625.00 delivered. .. . . Will sacrifice if sold at once. ___________ _____ PROCRAM BETTER HOMES WEEK" .7 . SAVINGS Two-part Century Comedy FOR SALK—A ttractive five c ot ta ge with g a r a g e a n d Inrge lot, A lf r ed W. Lee, J r . J. C. Freidell. Mrs. Minor Sxvarthout. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee, Sr. SATURDAY Mrs. A. P. Connelly will entertain the members of the Duplicate Bridge Club. A story of a man, n girl, a dog and u horse in tho west that is Wild and woolly. AI bo a Between Crystal lake and Goldsboro, a green bathing suit. LOST Friday—The regular business m eet CARD OF THANKS ing of the Snllic Harison Chapter, N. S., D. A. R., will be held nt 3:00 We wish to express our thanks and o’clock with Mrs. Percy Mero, ns appreciation to nil those who were hostess. . so kind to us t lu r i ng the illness and , . . . _ , . • FRIDAY de at h of our loved one, nlso for the Elks Club dunce, at the Club House, mnny lovely floral of fer ings. a t 8 :H0 p. ni. THURSDAY Miss Ruhn Willinms. ‘THE NIGHT HORSEMAN” I.OST $10 bill on Mngnolin avenue between F i r s t or Second street or on Fi r st s t r ee t. Reward. Mrs. J. N. Whitner. 4 1hi Magnolia Avc. 170-2tp ram * ‘tonight, fomtuli tho cam paign | n t h is , ' t D r.'D en to n invito,) to meet In Sanford accepted his invitiu.... I)r. J. T. Denton attended tho moot hero some tim<. in \, ings of tho Midland Medical Society nt Lakeland yesterday and enjoyed a Baggngo? We K. fine program. Dr. Denton was espec comi ng .— QUICK s i ially interested In the pnper of Miss P E R ; Reba H arris of the state board on the subject, “What the Stato Board Large shipment of Health is Doing To Prevent Tuber Hintermister |*j; culosis in School Children.” Mias H nrris will meet with the Scminolo Little Ovorlund (• County Health Board a t the Monto- $025.00 delivered. ^ > Io t only is it pleasing in ap^ pearance, but it is also thor oughly practical in illuminating the roadway when backing at night, and the rear of the car when taking off a spare tire, or inspecting gasoline gauge. Marketing Agent for Individual Growers and for Associations of Growers * • • * Main Office: Jacksonville, Fla. - B. & O. M otor CO., Distributors (Thi» m the ninth and last of thtH svrieii of advertisement*. If you have not seen pr«v mus nds., write Chuse 4 Co., Jacksonville) �■ ■ ■ M « ■ IBLANKETS WESTERN AND FLORIDA MEATS FISH, CHICKENS 2 Cotton Blankets, pair *« t a -We Sell for Cash A 'son w h s born to Air. nnd Mrs. A. K. Kosniter, Oct. 0, the you n g m a n weighed l> pound!, nnd has been n a m cd A ppl e ton Kent J r A son wns born to Mr. nnd Mrs. ■ I’e r r y A n t h on y , Oct. 4 and has been ■ gi ve n t he n a me of E d wa r d Ch ar le s, he wei ghed 10 pounds on arri val . ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a A C o r p a n y and Carl Ch or p en i n g .■_____ ■ —■ ■ ■ - - ■ — ■■ were m Oi iiln on n business t ri p lust ______________ SlltUrd«y. ■ Mr. a n d Mrs. Clark Leonard! h av e 3 1 moved out fr om town to the J o h n ■ ■ ■ l.eoiumli house on C’n nu y on road, t his ■ is the second y e a r Mr Leonurdi has ■ f a r me d out here. 3 < K C h o r p e n i n g has accepted t h e -THE NEW (JROCKRY■ ■ c a r e of t he Hast Side children a g a i n ■ ■ trmiNfcriiig t h e m to t h e schools in ■ ■ 3 town, this being t h e thi r d your. Mr. ■ C h o r p e n i n g has h.s c ar s fitted u p in ■ ■ fine shape for the r o m f o r t and proa le. iimi of t h e children in had w e a t h e r , Z . . 5 his new Hodge is a fine ear. ■ ■ ,. , .................... ■ Mr a n d tlr' Wiley Wilson nnd ■ ■ , . . . ■ b i t d n r i >n i n e l o o k from the hast m . ' “ a t b i ' t w k a f t ‘ r several m o n t h s 1 Sanford Dry Goods Company Cor. 2nd St. and Sanford Avenue i i i n M Why pay more when you can buy for less by trading with the host store in Sanford. We Keep l he Rest in E v en t him ■ ■ \> r v ■ Corner Sanford A\ onue ;uul 1bird Street- ;mfnr<i. Ha. 3 5 ' '.I A11 U 1 1-eui is said t o be I b- v in i - i n y i n g with fri i' 1 i m < i on < it y M -i ltd < a mi i on w;. ■ h er e f r u m M 1 . 1 ’l , f■1 1;I -1 w oi k Iil'livllig In-fore her o'- 11,. I p n - - ed n\v n V II I- i ' - m d to he the l a r g e s t lie i ' I il’ f of , i-|, r \ o t f--r e a r l y in -•.i-'oii ibrtn > \ e r before. That I i- i I on Vi- l| b-veb il hind look ’ t but in in \ i n l.iild badly T he ■• ’ I ■ '.Iii i i ! ■ lei.1! fn! o \vIy > ' 1. 1:1o • w• in- glad if n .‘ool I“ I ! Moll N ; IV i ;l!i - 1 1III! o.l- t .1 III! I-! Ill * ■f . 1 . i •- Ip old e Oil I i njay a f t e r " n l.i-l a! tb Moon s Station her, b for t h e purpose of f or mi ng hat will In k n o w n ax the h a s t Sole ■ <o m m u n i t y Club, Mrs. E. M. Gallo l w a y o u r n e ig h bo r a n d t h e W o m a n ' s HOF-MAC BATTERY COMPANY ■ I'ntiNK m i i ; 1I ij C h i i r a r t i / e r fot tin- “f a t e g a v e ari ■ t> i e - i i m r - k e t i b o f t h e a i m s a n d a, IH M IM IM III i*i i .11"-him hi o f - liib vv. >i k * ' - 'le- FOOT OF FI I IST S T I t K KT I" ,, t, oil ' . 1' ■ ■ a a a a a a a ■ a a a a a 'a W. T. KLICKER MARKET AND GROCERY Hound s t e a k lb 1 Cork * bop*, \\ e * t e r n , Sirloin Steak, lb I ' m k i b o p - , I lornl. i , lb I Imrk Sleak, |b < Inn k Steak, 2 tb- fur I Hone St,-ak. lb s li-« lleef. 2 llt- 1' o r k I oo kbuii e, st (. \ If. 1.' | b , lb lor 1 J>r 25. Co s l mi QUICK DELIVERY 324 Sanford Avenue Service— Quality Lightning Delivery H i n i u i i i i i i m i u i i I h no n ill d IIIIi If II liil I ■i of f - , . r : THE a 2 ■ a a a a a a a a i on a a a a a SATURDAY SPECIALS FOR ONK DAY ONLY MiKKi-H' DresscN, all wool Blue Serge and Tricotine, hand a a a a a a a a a ■ i a a a a somely trimmed. PRIME FLORIDA and WESTERN BEEF The House of Quality HUDSON Quick Delivery • and ESSEX ■ a SERVICE m ■ ■ REPAIR WORK on All Automobiles. a a a PHONE 270 2 Pure Food Market J. HUGH TILLIS, Prop. " ' ■ ~ 2 The d e a t h of Mrs. A. U. C ame ro n * w.r i | m | (ll thl,s ff nmiIy lnst Sa S ott-. a ami l y hhnmu o me last iiidnv p m Mrs. C a m e r o n had been 3 , . , .. , , an invalid for ab ou t 10 years. Mr. ,. . . . . . < am* ion hud a mo t o r t r u ck construct, , . , . ' d i! Mirh a m a n n e r t ha t a wheeled , , . . , , . , b.'in <ottid b. placed iii it for Mrs . , , ' .inn ion to drive with the family vvliiih i b . \ had done fo r sevi nil ,'ii ,>n Sunday p r ev io u s lo her ■- ' 1 'h. v n i n- nil a t <'urunadn Bench ind - t i t l i n g ihe cut to r et u r n h e r I n ! vv.i> ,!i I ., uted ami tin- poor lady J tlir. a i out which re su l te d in i u t e r n a l ' a 11111.10 0. She was h u r r i e d to n dix- 3 i i ;ii -I t h e n br-uight ho me and ot he r 3 -J i i ailed, one front Orlahilo a n d , * .1 .'on, t h a t onuld possibly be done, ■ l b . I l u i ' i n ! took pl i ne Su n da y at 4 3 Liver, lb. i -tc o k it llolv i rii-s ( liureli, and * 1 .)<• - ori'lui ted hv 1 atln i I’i'i k I he v ning B Loin Steak, lit. -'if •• I liinwbt r Mr^ Cl ar e Camer on B Hound Steak, lb. -Hr Hamburger Steak, lb. llo' - .mg the h y m n I slut I know * ■ Ml* Hailed Ham, lit. Inin bv the prints of t h" rmil.i in bis a i:>c Hreakfaxt Hox Bacon, lb. h ands ” as a s o l o , i t e . - o m p i i r i i e d by h \ !■*, Munson T he r e we re many 3 beautiful floral pices g i v e n as a l ast ■ tri but e (o tin- quiet, h o me loving lady, a wife and mot bet who bus passed be g vot'd The whole ,11'ughhorhond at * tended the funeral in a body Th ■ B aaaaaaaaaB B B B aaaB B aB B B B B B aaaaaB B M aaaaaaaaaaB B .a.ai f:m 1 Ii i - ll'.■in pa I h \ ,.f a I .. gl !-.-i -Oi! 11 .end-* Phone 105------------------- 402Sanford Avenue TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS GET YOUR POST CARDS AT THE HERALD SPECIALS AT THE CASH MEAT MARKET 219 Sanford A venue- Sanford, Florida Cash Meat Market ■ la-'. I in al 1 !me- we >at t v a.- we art' B ■ '■’' ( " ‘O s in o u r line mi d know vvlmt w, ■ .ii> t a l k i n g a b o u t w h e n we t a l k p ai n t 3 .'lid wall p ap e r , S a n f o r d I 'n mt A K U i-luka HitKtrson Frj HI", k 11 Mmi Wed The H er a ld , 15c per week, delivered a a a 2 a a CU T T H I S O U T— I T IS WORTH In Reliable Grocery Store KROENEN’S -at Second Street Sanford Avenue- NEW STYLE FROCKS, (’OATS, COAT SUITS, WAISTS AND SWEATERS AT LOW PRICES MONEY Gut out this slip, enclose with 5c nnd mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shpffield Ave., Chicago, III., w r i t i n g your / \ q n ame nnd a dd re ss clearly. You will K h a k i Fl a nne l receive in r e t u r n n t r ial p a c k ag e con S hi r t s t ai ni ng Fo le y' s Honey a nd T n r Com, ----------------------------------------------pound f or coughs, colds nnd c r o u p ; ' Wo rk Shoes, r«’g. $2.50, ( P i Q C Foley Ki dney Fills for p a in s in sides I Special «P 1 * * 7 0 a nd back; r h e um n t i s m, ba cka che, kid__________ney nnd b la dd e r a i l m e n t s; nnd Foley | C a t h a r t i c Tabl et s , a whol es ome nnd ! IlrcH.s Shoes. S * / I j V t h o r o ug h l y cl eansi ng c a t h a r t i c for Fair ' * c onst i pat i on, biliousness, headaches, nnd s l u g g i s h bowels. Sold every■ ■ ■ M B B f l i i a s a s a a i a i a s a i a s a i w,l(!rc- A d v . Values, $7.00 to $15.00 402 SANFORD AVENUE FAT HENS. AND FRYERS Starting and Ignition Troubles TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS a We have it. at the ri^ht pH* ’ FLORIDA and WESTERN PORK, MUTTON Specialists \\ .,11 I ‘a pi i S i o n SURPRISE SHOE SANFORD BARGAIN STORE ■ - ' ' i t be i o n n n g yea r wi r, Mrs. < - ir pa nv, p r e s i d e n t . Mr s Gal l owa y 3 ■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■»*■■ ■ THE 1 FANCY VEAL l.vi-ry boat t o S a n f o r d bring* u1resit su pp l ie s nf stock of p ai nt s, var w t r e a s u r e r , Mrs. J. K. Ellsworth score, , , , , , * * rushes a nd s t a i n s of which we c a r ry a tiipy. The n ex t m e e t i n g ' wi l l Get. the l a rge st stock, in .So. .u th . , ,, , , ' a Florida, !' at the elm roll- Come You can nlwiiy* depend on g e t t i n g the \ ■ Phone 157 • I. W I I I | " " lb ■ URK’S REPAIR SHOP Woodcock &Rigney 2 MEATS AND CHICKENS ■ M ■ ■ ■ J ■ ■ 2 FLORIDA and WESTERN ■ ■ ■ DON’T FORGET Phone 372-W EAST SANFORD We Snvc You Monev- For AJ1 2■ F. A. STONE $1.98 5 2 ■ Woolnap Blankets, pair $3.98 2 2 ■ rz 2 All-wool French Serge,40-in. wide, yd. $1.75 2S 327 Sanford Avenue. ■ z 2 Imported Ratine, yard ............................89c i i H i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i u Pongee, y a r d ............. 50c and 65c m M m m n Ki n Bath Towels, 24x44, each 29c MEAT MARKET 2 ----------- PROMPT DELIVERY----------■ ■ ■ ■ HAWKINS BROS. ■ ■ ■ COMPARE POIRET, TWILL, TRICOTINE. SILK Dresses Values $15.00 to $30.00, at $8.50 TO $19.50 COATS and COAT-SUITS V alues $17.50 to $35.00 iaai $4.98 UP PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER M. NARVIS Huy your Comforts and Hlankots now nnd save money. $12.75 TO $27.50 WAISTS AND SWEATERS B B $2.50 TO $5.50 Wo have a largo stock for your selection Exceptional Values 320 Sanford Avenue THE HERALD DOES RUSH JOB PRINTING I HANDEL’S EMPORIUM — i ■ LATEST PATTERNS in FALL MILLINERY j\ $2.50 TO $5.50 �, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1922 PURELY MAYES NOT GUI LTY OK HU AI , KI LL ING CLASSIFIED ADS PROFESSIONAL Card* of Sa nf or d’s R e p u t able Professional Men, each 0f whom, in his chosen p r o fession the Hernld r e c o m mends to the people. Illy Palatka Landmark MRS. G. C. CATES PAY CASH AND GET DFtY GOODS MORE THREE DAYS ONLY Takes '38-in. Haline, in all colors, yard /DC 2-l-lbs. IMIlsburv 27-in. Unbleached Domes- QQ Flour $1.28 'ontpoiind I.ard lb. 15c 10c 2 cans Early June I’eas 35c 40c Pride of the Valley Corn, per can 40c Curtis liro.’s Whitt* Tuna 12c While Linen Table fish, per can 23c (’loth, yard 70c Maxwell Utilise •Inc Gingham going Coffee. 35c 20c 15-lbs Irish Potatoes, GROCERIES for ..... 40c Potatoes, si.no Sweet per lb. 3£c Cans Calif. Peaches 20c , Fancy Prunes. Compound Lard,alb. 2 lbs. for 35c Maxwell House Coffee Onions, I lbs. for 25c f he* A l a u r I n 1 1 «J I’r r a a ) t jr S h e e t i n g . n l . v n r d U nbleached Domes- , jc b e s t S h e e t i n g > a r d D r e s s L i n e n s , in The blow up came when Raymond *,r," t ,,ow ,lus ‘lisp^yt-d before it the colors, y a r d S, lyieider, Hayes' accuser, repudiate,! " M wh" h ,ll‘1 service for 3G-in. S k i r t F l u i d s . h i sdmt i r e st or y of the cri me. The a u "" r'' , h " n " KWerution. It is the jn C(, | wrH< v a r d t h i r t i e s immediately renewed t he ir k up p er h us c h Hot,>1’ once more. investigations of lends which had been ' k up p er h us c h, according •" Attpmey-at-Law rel egat ed to the discard when Schnei ' ,l‘l r,,M,ll,lts- c a me here as a y oung der's s t a te me n t caused t hem to do w ,, h n° oth,;r rt’8Urc*',‘ t hnn « f(ir . . . Over Seminole Count y Bank FOR SALK^ Tnmm' bungalow lom* t w r n t y fivi* cent pierce. The ,,,r* * a ru % * | . , ®n e l a t e they had solved the case. gANFORD *:* FLORIDA Magnolia nve., in first class condi, i ..... " , c ...........................ir r Lc on u" The new t u r n took t h e m to t h e *U'T* , s , h n t h c Purcha(' 0<l » »>ox o f , turn. Cash or terms W . J Thi gpen. home of Mrft. Francis S te v en . , , nU> c ab hr o rifie cart r idge*, with t h e , ,, 2 ,.,bs 170-d T. C. I widow widow of ()f the tho slnin Hlllill c,.lprtrvmnn Iini, -lunrler. borrowed a rifle, and opened IO llw. ^ ________ l er g ym a n , a n d to •• ••*•*, — « «»«-•,cu o., u.i,u ord ers EUR S A L E —Attract i ve fyvo ro ATTORNEY-AT-LAW r<K»m t ha t „f J a m e s Mills, widower of t h e “ *n At t hnt ,i,ime »’»' atka was the " j u m p i n g o f f " place . . a t a ‘•“ “ ‘••re with g a r a g e and l ar ge lot. s | „ „ , choir singer. Flrrl N*t’J B a nk Bldg., S a n f o r d . FIn g a r de n planted and chicken house. Detectives visited the Hall home ahuig the East (’oast of Florida the tlu» gpcc,,1 a t t e n t i o n to e x a m i n a t i o n of Wdl sacrifice if sold nt once. Owner, a nd took avvuy „ fawn colored coot no>«t popul ar w in te r resort in Ab s t r ac t * of T i t l e SO4 West 8th St. -•ate a nd the s hoot i ng gallery pros-' 170 ftp nnd s c ar f which she had dyad in Phi| |nrt>l. The rai l road ended here a nd l i p ir iM t T ilt to il FOR S A L E — Six room house and adelphiu since the mu r de rs . T h en George A. DeCottes FOR SALE back FRED R. WILSON Schelle Maines LAWYER General Pr ac ti ce in S t a t e a n d Federal Qff jt o Courts Phones Court House 143-296-W Eye* Exami ned (Haases Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. O pt lc ia n- Op t om e tr l ai 112 Hast Fi hr t St r ee t Eyr* Exami ned S a n f o r d , Fla. ----------------------Gl a ss e s Fi tt e d TOM MOORE OPTOMETUIST-OFTICIAN Opposite Pos l of fl c e S a n f o r d , Fla ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT ^ Room 7, Miller Bldg. SAN KURD -:- FL OR I DA Mr. W. D. Gardiner I Slop Al Hit: Pin SKI \N sleeping porch, d o s e in, good loen- s ent it to mi analytical chemist for tion, $500 cash; balance easy t e r m * . , a na l ys i s of brown s p o ts Which the - Geo. W. Knight. 167-6to Philadelphia d e m u rs r epor ted w e r e FOR S AL E Typewr it er desk, one >1"' *»!»,-k dye t hey hnd up flat top desk. S. e C M Hand. pl" ’' 1 Mis. Hall is known to have w o rn sheriff. Price $1* for both. 167-121,' a light colored coast in the e a r l y . , ------- . mor ni ng of Sept ember l a the mo rn | FOR S A L E —6 room bungal ow nnd . . m g a f t e r the m u r d e r s —when, accord t h r e e ext r a lots, price $2,887.50. We ing to her st or y, she we nt lo the invite your inspection of t his p r o p e r • ‘liurch of St. John the Evengolist, ty.— A. P. Connclly A Son* 166-tfe _ ____ looking for her missing husband, look r O l t B A L E - $ >0(( ritsh anil monthly for her missing hushand. She p ay me nt s like rent, will buy nn al- |lft„ told the authorities he r eerentrle most new house of I rooms and hath. l „ „ t h c r . Willie Steven*, le . ompanied lo1 ■'*0 » I , 7 . ••• k'ood part of town, near |„.r (It. , h-ir. h and hack Witness school anil store. Street will lie pnv • ,.s Nj|w |„ , p,l soon. For f ur t he r i nf or mat i on n,l- .h, , .-r<■r , ■I atom- at a l - "it l io a m dress "House" care of Herald. 16.1-lip _____ _________ ____ FOR S A L E Five room bungalow, well located, easy t erms, price $2, 860.00.— A. P. Connelly & Sons. 163-tfo SIX T Y Tim US A N D S T i n W I t E HUY Pl a nt s from northern stock, $1.00 per thousand, f o. b Fake Monroe, Fla M Doyle. 164 26tp FUR SALE Splendid apartm ent house t hirty rooms, payi ng pro position Gate City House, 112 Myr tie \ v e n ue DU tfe FORDS. Buieks. Oldsmohile*. <>ak lands. Dodge, Cole 8. Overl and f fn e h o u r s to 12, I to '• Chevrolet, Maxwiill for sale These S a n f o r d , Fla ■’nrs a r e lute models and have he.-n re D i:i7 .1 finished, ma ki ng them very desirable Rt v . M t a l t i M t i u l ' a k i ears to prospective buyers, and the price* are right, with easy t e rm s 6 h and 7 passenger* B A o Motor Co fe* . W Par k \v. , Sanford, Fla Di»trih n ut • >r» for ll upmobi l r and I exi ngt on u ..•ars "We c a r ry the pa rt s. " at I !•> tf. 13 |(|R s \ I F * nicJodv saxophone ^ nu can find the n a m e of good as new f l 2 o lake- it. half n rvrry live llusinrNH Man R .1 ea d i s h , balance $10 per mout h Ka in S a n f o r d in this C o l u mn 1 7i t bt p u *3 I lolly. Herald «>ffn< each day. ka FOR S A L E — Easy t e rms . CO acres, ■u flowing well land. 10 acres cleared, at r em a r ka b ly low price if sold now A. P Connellv A Sons. 116 tfc We’ll Dye For You •vv five room house HtiN TON STEAM PRESSERY f u r s \ l l : Kent K McKee, Prop* two arid o n e half in !• s a lid "he a c e F. W I N G , DYKING. M. TKB I NG tiled sleeping |«or« h and large rooms Work ciiled for and delivered every I'oiivenivlice A P. 1 unnefly A I'hunc Itil-J-311 M'eat F ira t.S t. Sona. BUSINESS : DIRECTORY 148-tfc ()uick Service Transfer Storage Facilities p :i:.c UCU F R U IT S 1 K L 11& m g o o d b* uti oii , for i i n me d l i i t i ' III \ P • i'H 166 tf. SANFORD CASH GROCERY ' • , ! ” 1 ‘J In,° “ 1,,oU'1 n a m m « al "Kl,P C A R N A T I O N P L A N T S F O R S A L E I% ■li 1lot ft. For y ea rs it w as Ready to set.- Mrs. W. A. Fitts, “ i, the Lent known ho*tolrioa in Box 337. Phone !•'.». 169-Iwp Florida nnd the food served in tho n t a u r n n t was such t h a t many gf tl" w in te r visitors st oppi ng at the •o iii-t hotels wer e wont to leave the JOHN GOVE, Proprietor li .tel f ar e and dine at Kupperhusch'* In additionto s e rv i ng a large numCEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY • i f j a t roiis the I '. st aurant f urni sh 1018 W n t F l r r t 8 U * 0t a I'alatka home with olie of 1018 Went Flr*t Htreet t I'ti' . i|uilp p a r t - o f t h e mid day The roast I.... .. was known from lv> a We-t to Pensili’olii . and every " Jo in the Seminole County .Motor ii.a i found Pa la tk a n ther e with uten Club, today! " lie a I.....- t er for your in wIn. h to t a k e home portions of town and county ITn iit. the beef for their table. ____ _____________ I l a i e were n<> electric fans m those "By the vvav" «, almost foigot t. 1 J 1 ,t tile l e - t a u t a l l l w a - • •fII11•p , ' - 1 tell >ou we have ju-t l e . e i v . d 7u gal aitli h ug e lei l mg fall*, each licit, d to b u s of varni-h that w«• will sell at 1 . ft o p e r a t e d I.) a negro p o - t pel gallon s.iiif. id Paint A i .• k m t he r. ai "f *hi lei l.j u a k a Bl.'.k k II " a l l I'apei ib . " " I ' 1 o ' t t l g vv it I .1 1 a u k ' I i Mon \\ . I I v Mi ' llalw t I ' l a i 1 l l l l l l - l ll III I)ll*l1 II.II 1 " l e e , ti ,|.ii.i ' , r . ;.i IP . 1 1 • 1 1 1 , >1 ' ' l i a t t I'he H e r al d deh ■• . .< I . p.-t w . [ in SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS and sitting room, hath and toilet, M a t e r oh • "n . r nl Mar bine and Iloiler Work*; t|ljIU,d f ron, f , nt. flowing well, auf • ) hnder G r i n d i n g ; De l. us e Pi»Oins: ^|(,jo nt f,,r „|] purposes a t all times. K!> Wheel St ee l Gear B a n d a j ^ Z r n n k t h e re b y saving wat er rent Sidewalk Shaft* R e t u r n e d -------------- p P h o n e 62 m f ro n t of hm.se, all paid f " r - ‘s' ” _______________________________ i in u in he ranee against this pr op e rt y /•,** » / v » t n *-,Tjvr Price $6,000.00, $.1,000 00 cash, hul ' * ' “j V * i x O t 1 I » I ...v,-.. ance in in veurlv yearly payment s of $.600.00, care of Herald. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Addrcnn ‘',,nrKBin/' 160 2to ’B l The Banker and the Farmer r .1 . r "KIDI\ <>ll I I I I D S I OR s2.6iMt.oo i \ M | I ■FI it. I Ilf Thr ' • id n . . . 1tl • M.'C I h. 1,1 I he - 1,11 deal ll I I I ' all I , ih .|. m. U’a I'.. . Util) pl olll.f t lo|| i I'rraal t 1 t Oil fn 'Id 1 v >> and 1 II liiiv. been .*, dd 1. Ill, < Mlllp'l *•' . v . .1, 1 m u ed tided 1 >',* Uer e* 1 o l d lll.d -. 0 in f 1C * II11HIM I" Oo taaorlnlrtl It'll k llutn. tt ar, \ I- 1 . 1 1 no h a , , . W "111 1 I vf. ' Ip U . F i ' ln> ' I 1 ■’ I 1 t a " I 2,id t'.'.i Ft i S ,t tf. A * I -» l» r . J ie T he H er a l d d e l i . , r. •I F I B• ♦ ,t 111 .il | it 1 r , •< *>| >1 *1 . i t i i ' i i t h.ut f . , 1 . I , . 1. 1 i.l. 1 , 11 up 1 poll P • jiipI 1' D 11 1:t 1 1) - " l i , it M • l a« 1 I 1 I . || - p n - a l 0 - t 1" tl, "1 '1 P F i U t S l F R , President It K WMITNKIt. l ’a*hier t e r week j 4 i i: I ii -1 ID I d . V » m ’ f»*. \ • ,«i ( !ul> hrii* m n-sai i iFill) • ■tfl A ( O M M L N I T Y MI I L D E R t I U ^ I »Rlv, I I, ' r I .t m« * < #if111• i .11 at! ; i g n . u l ' ,1 iip 1 First National Bank L a r g o shipm en t of now music. DFSFRM4 t II It IS II INS — l l i n t e r m i s t o r Piano Co. ItlS-tfr I lir \a<M»rll«lr«| I'r • II I ,1 . - involved "i 1 Ini ni. , , , |{K |,|.;| |;i(MI.M:i* FO (Ilf 1 , VV1>1 .1 t i l l ’ • ■■'1 ' 1k 1 1 .11111 Mi l i II i. Mi 1le , , 11 J- 1 ,1 • ’• it > t,.l. , , t f|. 1 vv 11 * t" ,, 11 , 1' r i -1 t ,'M K ni" 1 |. * . * ff. i- ! li . t I- t h • . l o t !1 i tit t f . f. ti ft ft ti r • t ' ,'k >l"wn 1tii o|.| g t ttnia) , U am ba--.id',r 1 •!.• fit.it ^ •!• i h« L M "ig , T u t k> v II'. I e " f e i g h t l o o t 11H \ \ t k I' ' •!' . g' ' >, l F o i t SA I.F |„,,j f i ve 1>c«l I t uii h Pl a. « I f ......... 811 W e s t f i r s t s t r e , t, C o . " ’"•»'*• kit.h.j.. -lonng A N D A N D VEGETABLES r n i t f d Staton “ as a ( hfMtian nntinn FOR S A L K —Two t eams and h a r n e s s ^ j,a,l failed to meet it* responsibilities" lm| i i i rr of M llannon Shoe Shop. in t h e N'eiir Fast situation, mid ur ge d I li* I2tp that th. l io x .i nme nt take imoo-diut<■ I 11k I-b Ne w fi ve r 0 0 m b u n g a l I»u ,i. l i o n t " a ' t . m p f t o FOR S N I P B « r please you, tell o t h e r *; if not, ti on. $'t,2"P, ell-V t>'im» tell un. Phone 498 n e l l y A Sun* SANFORI) M a c h in e & F o u n d r y III. t . a c e l e r s were forced to hoard s t e a m ^ C Uy l e g i s t rat i on hooks will* he ho.,.--If they desired to journey f u r S a t u r d a y . -October 7th and will * ther sout hward. close S a t u r d a y , Oct ober 2l*t Mr Kupperhusch Inter est abl i shed i L. It P H I L I P S , i test ni i r unt and t hen took over t he O.t G I :t City Regi st rat i on Offnci upper floors of the building and eon Hcl.ikn A|iartm,'ntN, S uite l.r» “ME DELIVER THE GOODS" .~Va Changes New Name to Kupperhusch M.V\ M U NSW ILK, N. J , Oct L. 1 he case a ga ins t Clifford Hayes, who wa» held four days ns the s l ay Well Known Hotel and Cufe Old Name *t of Rev Edward Wheel er Hall a nd Mrs Eleanor Hythhardt Mills, blew P M . A T K A , o. t. 12 ••ne Of p ai n up with u boom today, and the a u t h o r i t i t s turned back in thei r inveatign tkn - landmar ks has m in e bm k into •i"ii ty theories that provided a mor e ’7 ; , l n s , , ‘“ l Hotel,” tin nid Kupperhusch hotel on Lemon l u g h u l motive for the double crime. Classified Ad* Sr • line. No ■d taken for less t han *5e. and positively no clas*lfj*d ade c h a r t e d to anyon*. Cash must accompany all ordara. Count five words to a line and remit accordingly. PAGE TH RJnt d fifteen (15) op , .i,i,i.in m u r g i n g *hnt Du t n ' c l S t a t e * t i ‘*Ve , mi l l I ' - l l o u l i l Mllntv It m o r a l su p p o rt into the l.alan. . .i.-ams, the T m k T he mi—t ing today wa* called with tile purpose of "ar ri vi ng at the t r u t h of the Near Fast si t uat i on " K vvn* a t t e n d e d by representative* of tie \ m e r l i n t i r« l " f . . tcani/.ute ui , nn*sion wor ker s, heads of Ame ri c an school* jn the Near Fast , a nd prominent , hur< hmi'ii and editors Bishop Cannon, who ret urned today " r i l i n g h o u a e L ig ht s and Appl i ance* 1 0, 1 -S A U - ,{ Muses improved New Li ne of F i x t u r e s s t r a wb e r r y pliint*. $-'•«• per thmi* from a trip t hrough E ur op e and the . und fur over .Vijon K Mum*, Snnforil, Ne ar Fast, declared the ohjeit of lie 123 West First Street ,,, ...... i•;<» r.t(> Kcmulist advance into E ur op e v a* the Florida. methodical exterininiition «f Chris turns. SA N FO R D N O V E L T Y "I think," said Mr Muvg«uthau. FOR R E N T —Furni shed room, also a " t h a t the Utjited ' S t a t e * should get W O R K S s t o r n gc room. 411 Pnrk Avenue. , 166-Otp iL* second b r e at h nnd should come V. C. COLLER, Prop. --------------------------------------------------------- hack ns n moral nation by taking a ( J p n p n l Q l i n n n n r l M i l l F 0 , t R E N T — Furnished a p a r t m e n t s . #lnnj the T ur ks . A shor t t n c r a i O lio p a n d M i l l | Fernn|d Apnrtments, 305 East 1 st Umc na g o we we ,were on t h e verge of a St 164-tfc c onf la gr at i on. Let us not wait until FOR R E N T — Fur ni shed housekeeping this con f la gr at io n is upon us again. a n d bed rooms, first floor. 314 E. Let us do our sharp now to put it out. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Fi ft h Street. 169 4tp And lie can d» this by showing t h a t M7 Commercial S t r e e t —S a n f o r d , Fla. we c an help by fur ni shi ng the me ans FCTU R E N T — Rooin* and ki t chenet t e to c a r r y on relief wor k. ” ' —Shirley A p a r tm e nt e opposite post 28-tfc j. jffice, upstairs. N E W U. S. B O M ) I S S U E F O R RENT Furnished mo m to a OVERSUBSCRIBED p a r t y with car Phone 183-W. INSURANCE a g e n c y l6H-5tp <|lf The ViMrlair* l'r»«, 1 W AS H I N GT O N. Oct 12 Th, gov FIR K----------- A UTO----------RON I)S FOR RENT Furnished bed rooms. e m i n e n t ’* new bond issue the fir-1 Inquire 107 W Third St. 170 3tp since the w ar — has been over sub scribed, Se cr et a ry Mellon, announced LOST— $10 bill on Magnolin avenue Inst night, The total subscriptions, it Contractor and Builder i bet ween F i r s t or Second s t r e e t or ia understood, a g g r e g a t e d something on F i r s t street. Reward. Mrs. J. N. n ea r one billion dollars on un offeri ng SANFORD .. . FLORIDA -Whitner, 4IS Magnolia Avc. 170-2tp (limited to”about five h u n dr ed millions B etter cig a rettes for J Q ^ M zm r'v " • iV.-J L i. FOR RENT Work B. W. HERNDON S. 0. Shinholser LOST "'ia POLO c ig a r e t t E very cigarette full weight and full size *l«i ^ ^ |^ £ /th — better T u rk ish — b e tte r V irginia — better B u r le y CorraiuMr I'' — , I. im . i tt A' M r m T os s c c o Co ' - V7S W - , ;),A tr4* *'ll* ;Gv. \^■ Ct* r- -si. 5 ~ 2m •j « A'L** -> -i [4?*-' r_ <* :* �• . r 1. . ’ r possibility 118 Magnolia nmrmsloncra and wQ have “ T h e i r second Invention c overs the hind tharn a t all Omen because wo know t h a t t h e y a r c h one st antT con- process of c u r i n g t h e cr us hed h y a c i n L ak e si d e f n r m 011 nondescript roads especi al l y sliver s r jen tiM,s a nd h a r d w o r k i n g men, ths nnd c o n v er t i n g t h e m into a p r o s e ve r al acr es of heavy black I ^ we have had the experience. A few h(l,ljjny, p o r t i o n s of t r u s t nnd duct which may be used f or f eedi ng so some excellent strawberry | J ? ’ ^ W m t h r r r<'|wirt mivs mor e ritm but years ago tins c ount y w a n t e d b e t t e r r, . ,|llin,,hility with no s a l ar i es a t t a c h - stock. b e a r i n g o r a ng e trees, p ^ r , p|“ d' J * it really looks like 11 st or m today or ri.ml- m c er t ai n sections nnd votOd (M, ftmJ f ri.e| y „ f thei r time Hnd "A n u mb e r of anal ys es m a de r e g r op c a a nd gua va s t;^ b ' m a u iiiR n n an t*<|UiniM-tml c h an g e of *nm». sort bonds without first t a k i n g into con- mu1H.y tl, „M js t the city and county, cent l y of the cur ed h ya ci nt hs show house, porch, fireplace | ' roMrtv . K4 ttor Being F nr m e r « liny it would nutur* j . n o i . t . r _____ ____ siderntion the rising prices a nd the W(. Dint t hey will cont i nue tc t hem to be s up er i or to al fal fa In fecd- e r s l a r g e Inke for 600 ft Po' ^ ». L I L L i R D _ ■•*CT»««r7 -Trr»»«r«-r, „||y m i n in order tlmt the f a r m e r s fluctuatiims m all lines of road buildjvi, t |,(. t a x p a y e r s the best t h e re is \ nig iiuality. J u s t how i m p or t an t this A . F t t R L _______ s al e o w n e r includes all lioi.ehTld'f^ O r a r r s l I>»n«»rr HM|j ( (,,, banker* cap piny go) f mg business, the f r e i gh t m t e s nnd m ,j,em 11I1(| , h llt being t a x p a y e r s last discovery ma y be h u s ' n o t d aw ne d n i t ur e , f a r m i n g tools .in,| row r t * H 14a up to 6 ioo i*. tt. ' o t h e r items ent er in g into road con- t hern selves t hey are looking to t he upon the people. T he fact t h a t such ( Price $2,600; $l,f,oo , (j , Known A fT trtb lsf llalrs ttitr |{t>\l> MI S T A KK S A p p l l r a t Ion '■triii'lion They e ve nt ual l y took up b f -1 interests of the people nnd will a menace m a y he t u r ne d into p ro a nd 2 years. Have ,r * LJEW1R s u i n ' Circulation MnnBjrrr ---------oil p en et r at io n roads because t hey get t hem the best r es ul t s in road din t more v a lu ab l e t h a n ulfnlfn opens easy t e r m s on two desirable .-!* ______Tfconr a » - \ v a l t e r ft p. « • . ___ | 1 be Herald has from t unc to t une did not have money e n o u g h to build | , 14j,,,^ t h a t is possible up an a v en u e of unlimited revenue. 100x234 ft. All fenced, well ^ Sakarrlptton Fr ier In ARxanrr called a tt e nt i o n to the fact t ha t all b e tt e r roads. The oil p en e tr a ti o n The only t h in g to r e m e m b e r is t h a t T h e r e is no such t h i n g as cr op failtr m r .................... ........... — W-tfc S.OO counties and all cities m a k e mi s t ak e s was not the thing. Mor e money was pcnl1y W| K(. n nj pound foolish tire with t he h ya c in t h s and the cost l b H o n l l i c ........... ...............................— in road building. In this a ge of good voted to r e s u r f a c e the roads. This ^ ,m(j ll 0 jjcy ln business a n d in muni of production is not hi ng, D t l l c r o B I n C I l T *>r f a r r i e r HAI.OWK KN Ii \ ni p Dm W r t k __ .. — —— 1# O u t * lllrs The " Th e propost i on looks so good fr om _____________________________________ , roads a nd road* t h a t most s t a n d max- is now being done It m a y solve the . 11>uI Jlff afftiirs. i He very very best t hat T h e r e will be a Hul.m. ,. | , ; ,,mim " l wl' “ r Hn,i t,'“ r *'f , h " usamj!' problem but the chances a r e it is only m()my t,uv is none t< o good f or ; ever y an gl e t h a t a n u m b e r of Cal ueafuifv f* U p*fcfuke 4 _r»err Friday. A4»rr- "f car s and heavy 1,111 k* it t akes a more of the t a x p a y e r s money was t ed. jmkl. nnd ...... now t....... h n t r seiu men a nd c a pi t a l i st l u^s day evening, (let.,b. r :t|,t e (.lty. c . i j ...... rlltj nt y ..,.u v.o ...business ......... ... .............. ' l -it SM t b t i f rate* a u S * k n own appllea The One instance only. Sa nf or d is on the eve if bui l di ng h eadi ng the l.Jike Ohnrles C h a m b e r of | 11 '* nriH * ouse ut.,|, r the .lUspic. tloa. D r a o m l l t la politico* $2.00 per real m a d to st an d the s tr ai n. year, al ways ta advance. nine foot gr out ed roads t h n t wer e Seminole c ou nt y is not alone in this many more s t r e e t s we w a n t the ci t y *Co mme rc e h av e become i nt e re st e d in es of t h e St Agne s f; Ttckcti ■ ■ ■B E I 1 T H E ASSOCIATED FILER 1 . t hought to hr t h e last word in r oad e x p er i m e n t i ng business. It a e e t n y , r o m „ liMjom. rs to be ca re ful about tlu- devices and processes to such a n j mny °Ltnintitl from bf tin T P . A - o c l a t e d Pres* Is building and were at the t i me built, t ha t it t akes a long t ime to l e a rn l l r f l i n a bout the m a t e r i a l s , ab ou t e x t e n t t h a t they have vol unt eered t o J ni om^e r " 171.2* • ntitled to tho u*e for republlcatlon of kU new* dtapatchas credited to It or h a w now gone into the d i s car d a nd O r a n g e county, the p io ne er In r oad l h r c u r bing a nd ab ou t each nnd c v y y put t hem t h r o u g h t h e ’ p re li mi n ar y Hot otherwise credited In thla paper ,t IS found that Sixteen o r t we nt y- , building voted COOKED El)<)|i s \| f.; to build a brick r oad jt,,m t hnt into road building. t e st s nj a n ex pe ns e of a p pr o xi ma t el y ea d else the local news published herein. four foot roads m u s t now he built to the ocean. The c o u nt y commi ataJw , ny s u b s t i t ut e s for m a t e r - , ? 40.000." The Daughters of U , ,V||| ^ All rlRhle of re-publlcatlon of special where the t raffi c is heaviest. We s . onc rs made the e a m p a i g n on this u||s , h(U you know w l )| n„ t s t and the -------------o- --- -------dlepalchee herein ar e eleo reserved a cooked food sale Saturday aflerta*,* pmnt to our wide c it y s t r e e t s wi t h i|Ui>*tn>ii , Now t h a t t he bonds have Mn|j |1 tlf hl.ovy t r n f f ic. Don't be, Second shcetfl, 8>/2X ll, only at Deane Turner's st,.r. ,\il kinds of O f f i c e ■ H E I t A I . i l l l l l l . 1) 1 X 1. I ' b a e r 14 p , ale a nd ask the c ou n t y commi ssi on- been voted t h e y find o u t t h e y h a v e s t jnK>. wlth your s t r e e t s nnd m a k e 50c p e r 1,000, while they last, at cakes, pies, home-made bread »r,<J ers why t hey c an n o t build brick roads insufficient f un ds to build brick r o a d s t h | .m log narrilW S<JC t h n t lhc rj| , ht Herald office. tt chicken salad will ......... ITbi* »Ii* s.spb ns these We f o r g e t t h a t our and t hey w a n t to build s o m e sort of >mnn js Wnt ch i ng over t hi s road build . i ty s t r e e t s were built with the best compr omi s e asphal t - o r oil roads. ing and t hat he is on t he job every f brick, with the finest of g r a n i L * \ T h e r e is a big howl g oi n g u p fr om f n d a y , the Tlurteeiith. mi nut e and t h a t no one p ut s a n y t h i n g urbi ng and the p r op er d r a i n a g e a nd the people all o v e r the p a r t o f O r a n g e ------------------ o — _ — over him. We want the best st r ee ts some one will s t eal your g u t t e r s and last but not least the wide ou n t y effected It is t h e s a me old for mu money t h a t have ever been L . mk o u t i tty s t r ee ts divide t h e t r a f f i c ami t hat story The c ommi ss i on er s wer e perumbr el l a bllilt. ___ ___________ ’ I- ibe answer. Our c ou n t y roads fectly honest in t h e ir e n d e a vp r to We should profit- by o u r mi s t ak es never had a fair s h a ke when the peo build a brick road to the ocean. T h ey in road building as in o t h e r things. T he Shoals lease is r enewed by the pie went wild over mo t o r car s a nd did not look ahi-nd, t a k e e v e r y t h i n g E ni te d St ates. We wonder. without u mi nut e's w a r n i n g s w a r m e d into consi der at i on nnd vot e s u f fi c ie nt I W E A L T H IN W A T E R H Y A C I N T H S over o u r nine foot r oads w it h c a r s bonds to cover all costs a t the t i me Ne ar ly seven inches o f rain fell in and t r uc ks and with a t r a f f i c t h a t voted nnd a f t e r w a r d . T i m e s ch an g e, l-Vllows who have be.-n much conPalm B e a .h ye>-terday This will p r o ten y e ar s ago we would not have be- prices change, usual l y g o i n g h i g h e r .■rne.l and have c on tr i bu t ed liberally bably be e nough for t h a t section of lowed possible. instead o f lower, s i g ht s m u s t be s e t the c ount r y. Thus o ur road pr obl ems in the high e nough a nd then vote the kind •l " help s t a m p out the w a t e r h ya ci nt hs There is no stranger in a city like this. . I '. m t y and our st reet probl ems m the of road you a r e to build and build it, may have been killing a second pulp In casting your lot with us, you become .p D e n g u t fcc.-i i[mo mg north i 11 y have t hanged ami the Her al d if it only goes a mile Seminole mill proposition once identified with our business and social ward and is Urns r eport , d in A l a b a m a w-.iild c a u t i o n lb. . ity c ommi s s i o n e rs i .mntv would have saved mop. v mnnv b l.ouisunn, accordi ng to an a rt i life. Hop, .5 mo-.es -ofiu ttb. i. and -tay-s ami the . otml > . oniinisstom r- a g a in s t a urn.- if tin- . o m i m s s m n e r s hnd*goile ■le published in the Lotiisuna Pl ant er, t h e r e f o r t h e r e s t o f ..Lit n a t u r a l l i ves t a ki ng any s ub s t i tu te s for good ahead and voted to build only ma ny streets arpl m a d s until th.-v know miles uf real road a y e a r and let it -..metlung promi ses to In- br ou g ht out The traffic problem is g e t t i n g to positively that ei t her the brtek or the go at t ha t instead of t r y i n g to please "f tin proper ha nd l i n g of this Water You are ours, nnd we nre yours, and you be a lug problem in most of the Eluri asphalt ot what not in road building every voter in t he c ount y by t wi st weed a nd if the e x p e r i m e n t s prove are cordially invited to make use of the facd da cities. Luckily.. Sa n fo r d has wide will not oiil ys.dve the quest i on today ing the roads pas t his house, t ’upt. what iv promised tbe w a t e r of Florida. ities and service offered by the st rent - amt u I h a v e ).ui lilt! ■ \ •» i «»rne truubli- ! i it f i •r at b : i > t t * fi 11 M l i ohi ns on. • c l ea r e d of t he pes t a t a p r of i t if t h, dr l vi r ~ >f - a r s 11 p. - i |. “ * \\ <• art* n< . ! t i l l 11.11 tig f'T t . . ( l i . y a n y court of O r a n g e c o u n t y s a y s pol i ti cs 111. P l a n t e r s a y s : t rians tt dl I-, ii-e tn *,rc lh;m t b c pii.ti.'1 r ft.ii.J buil.li-rs ha-* s o m e t h i n g to do w i t h s o m e o f the Tin i n v e n t i o n of Davis, A r c e n a u x THE HERALD PRINTING CO. ; i1 ,4 : ,A ^,c j j r . 'V HI ' * } y RIIL i> ?’- N o Stranger W ithin Our Gates vi **J -- :i l It :ingc M* u -1 I ft In . Ib.'f ly -* l: .f- f ,i J t i i g. M 1 j ! ! - T •: t mjniA 1' f, p i 1; a ' -l *. u . it., 1■ . 1.. .if g. ■ .! tw. « MV t . ri i v ffiM ’ ■ t ‘ ..1.1*1 \( * p a r i . . -ll.ll "r * llg.. -i- ; - t ak* - and that t r v i n c to - t i e t . i l ■ uf ttn- “In i i... I- In p h a - ■ all -the t n v pnv <! - T, . . ' ( l! - ! .1" - f •IDT at \\f . I .gh • ,gb IC - ha:: -. .t * T* i ' i * ‘ i 1ti p (..I ' - .ff, i'il •» . i! '' ■i i , . . t H i- ' (: • i . .. ■' g A•- !' ' g . i ' ■1 ■■ ■■ U B R iiiiiiiitiiixxiiB iiiiaxiitiiB iiE iiaaiM K giiaiiaE ei: i f ’* r 111 ♦' J 'Ii. F. al- til. 1" 1 1\ A - ni l t - p.o-- 11., 1, !..r ll.s-iffl. lent f u n d - ’ h i ! I . ' ti fr. i nf - t h e c o u n t y ' ' ■ . - uf tDi . c o u n t y II. l a id ha- I'h ff ' . .1 i-.il at f a i t h II . ml he 1it-v . - th-V , ,,m the publ i c at. doing la •!. p> ' .1 d -t pop t o do t h e -1 1 i i '. at al! t u n e - W.- h a v e f a i t h in ( . tv is for t h e d. -st rnet mn of by 'o a p pe a r s t-. I..- the id. al thing. ’ >). s, rihe.1, it c o n s i s t s of a i' ■ . 1 rg, ,,,|S11 ppc,| , ,n t h " for t: ' vy.it h k n i t i - vVIns h • ul t he ah. ad of an a r r a n g e m e n t . h i. h d> a » l h> in I-- a n . mi •i- -r . . . r r v t h e m into a se r ( r r u g a l c d r ol l e rs, w h i c h c r u s h x i i i i i i i c a i i i i i i i i i m B i i i i i i i i i i i i ( i i i i i i i i i m M PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Sanford, Florida i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ||i i i l | l l l l l l l l l l | l l | I I I I I I I I M i n i l l l l ,li„ t I.INFORMAL FALL OPENING ■ ■ ■ -•soeSs* i , -----------------------------------------------a.____ __ =___________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________ ______________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IJ. M. DRESNER WILL RE-OPEN SATURDAY 4 At the sam e store occupied previous to this announcem ent. All the latent Fall Fashions, with an entirely new stock of goods from New York and other N orthern M arkets .* if# 1 i ■> L a d ie s ’ a n d M is s e s ’ W a is t s A B eautiful Line of M illinery In the N ew est and Best Creations u L r ML ~ V' h : l { )' - t \ tew >• i t r ;■1 Ladies’ and M isses’ Brassieres Bon Ton Corsets and Silk Underwear E verything in Ready to Wear ■ i R ■ ■ a R ■ a R I fl ■ ! Coats and Coat Suits Sport Shirts, Dresses ■ As in the past seven years of service to the people of Sanford, we are now prepared more than ever before to give ■ yon the highest class of Merchandise at the lowest prices, A on are most cordially invited to attend our Informal Fall Opening and inspect the bright array of New Goods that are offered for your inspection and approval M R em em ber the D ate—Saturday M orning, O ctober 14 th and be on hand at our Store, at the old stand ' - ____ ___— L— i J. M. DRESNER a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a / �a ir ■ & f ■ _______ r*mt> ii ■ * ■4K! I t II .urnPD RFAHV . ~i .... i S t a r k villo. Miss Howard vs Mis -"l l-1 v A M West Point, N Y Au b u r n vs. U THEY n i . PLAY T , , . r„ FOOTw . HALL SATURDAY * Army. FOR UELANDt N E W M H t h K I t S T l KN n i 11<>M F ItltKVt 'I Its \ N I) G RA PH WI NK G E O R G E Itl FI Have t h e Her al d do your next Job \ T T \ t KKD MKS I t FI of p r i nt in g We havp the equipment I t O l C I I ON I l I I to do all kinds of job pr int i ng I 11 j T h e A a a n r U l r d l * t r a a | ---------, Washington, I). I Uni versi t y of JA< KSONVI I. LE, (Kt. 111.— M r s ' New Ha ve n- Iowa vs. Yale < inrirtnnti vs. Georgetown. j N K \ \ " L T u K ' o . T ' u r ^ O m T r Khuv ihn <Li»y dawjied dar k ythoufth George Huff, c h a r r e d with a t t e m p t „ t h rain e ve r y f if t ee n Alfred. N Y Alfred vs. St. Hon Williamsburg. Vn Randolph M a>nm. the I Vi s, a „ | i w i. who discliiimfknl'lv, inir t" do (ytimi to person of Mrs •on vs. William A- Mary ■i , ||,,,jL'h the forenoon, the nventure -d pr of audit \ h> declaring t h a t he K, Tuff< Wl|| , a hear Ltifr.t s*1 1 . ,( the Sanford Hi gh Wore not Meadville, | ’a. Allegheny vs. Ni was I* a n y t h . np save wine." h..n . t „,,ny j u , tlc,. ,,f it? " IQ Rt ka lot tfd the least, and Uoaeh Wilk- ngnrn waded in shallow eom| .ared to , |l(. M(. | )„ w(.|| Mrs Huff sen i the S a n f or d o u t f i t can ____ _ _ " p e d e s t n a n s whose route cf travel toW||h a w ar r nn t several days ,s that A m h e r s t — Amher st vs Union ?*> lea . . 1,.. mud w a t e r o r sand, t h e . . . !' tr,:,'t , h ‘‘ ,,roa,,' -‘go. result neiphhorhood n.w. Mrs If nonu-nler in ,hl ran ............. vs. Colby. fca r e g i s t e r tin 90, Itn 00„ .-to 30 Uttered and smelly t h o r o u g h f a r e Ruff a tt e mp t e d Wheelinp, W. Vn.—Rethnny vs. K* that bounds Manhattan'* Hudson |(1 .......... hrr r0URhly And that me a ns ho h a s planlitre Grove City. ) Ra s ho re - the home of fruit and com the panic t his n f t e m o o n . to “ in Providence— Rrown vs. Syr acuse. ' ______ mission houses Uh-.i I outfit goes to D e L n n d , Are you mo vi n g ? Cnll 498, for a Muffalo Hulfalo vs. Thiel. Look* like a mud battle at Del.and A , r , l* *‘" ” u Kh West st reet is now QUICK S E R V I C E T R A N SF K R . .fterno-n. the g a m e starting, i ... at f o u r o'clock. Ma ny o f , ' ' nslnngton. I). C — Catholic V vs. today. “ j ° ur,M'> ah up a p at h that is a coniThr.-Fri.-Snttfc ______ promise between a Mne-vnrd and a local.fans will m o t o r over to see Washi ngt on < ollepe New ^ o r k—Columhin vs. Wesleyan. fr#) A jam up g a m e of foot And all those nice. new. O r a n p e a n d t Mount ai ns of e rn te s and ................. , o u n t v Motor . ,,.d. a s this is t h e open Ithaca - Cornel l vs N. II. St at e. Itluik uni forms will pet muddied up ,,oXCS- I"1" 1 "> " " *ndl.ess procession .< lull, t o d a y ' " Me a booster for your l t? e<ri along the sidewalk, emit pungent od , , „ r Del.aiid and t h e i r o u t f it Hanover — Dn r t hm o u t h vs. Middle. . i . i i, ,i , , town and countv. 170-fitc Va c . h a p e . while S a n f o r d is even ,,ur>Rut Sa nf or d says t hat Del..,ml will oT* , h " ' ,,, w,l,|" r thl' P'| Kr , "> and _______ 1_____________ hup-. h avi ng played one l-ancaster F r a n k A- Marsh vs Mt. »K,.t ............. . up worser " unsteadily .«« he R a p g a p o ? We get 'em going and Irendy, got t he ms e lv e s s * Mary's. , sloshes about m p u t t e r s p u t t e r s that coming QUICK SKHVICR T R A N S Ini gal"' good s h a p e now. G e t t y s b u r g G e t t y s b u r g vs. Susque Thl. lllk, KUIrte m o r l u n d o t o m o r ro w a r r G-arkbng r m . l e l s of g r a p e ju.ee FKIt. Thr.-Fri-Sattfc Ikcn in and m ----------------- h,,nn“ between the Ga tor s and T a r s s t a r t s ' 1" w m ,‘ |,,a" ‘H ................ ‘'I* n" ‘l __________________________ __________ C a m b r i d g e —H a r v a r d vs. Rowdoin. ' at fo ur o’, lock lift!** urchins are r unni ng about with _____________' _________ v Wo r ce st er — Holy Cross vs. Vi l l nn- 1 F or New York, at least, is maki ng ova. NOW IS THE TIME FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS TO GET The little world's series is still on. Ral t i more— J o h n Hopkins vs. Geo. Raltimore needs j us t one more g ame its own. Spent, physical))' a nd finally THEIR TEETH IN CONDITION eially by patronizing the. bolder, ilieth Washi ngt on. i II, i h r , \ * * u r l a t r d I * r r a * > to win. They defeated St. Paul at St. ii IviPAV ^ <iiiK. Oct. 13.— Hilly Miske Was hi ngt on, ll . . Georgetown vs ,.||U,' y,.Mer d,'iyi 5 tl, |. low quality stuff, the M a n ha t t a n i t e S pC C C ll I,J Tom Gibbons. St. Paul pugilists, Cincinnati. ______ 35c £,hfd ti.lining y e s t e r d a y f or t h ei r Hast o n - l .a fa ye tt o vs Muhlenberg, j A|)1, ( h i e a g o series stunds a who imbibe» is t u r ni ng toward home and home brew round ni.ii' h t oni ght nt Madison Retblehem I.ehiph v». Ru t g e rs In The W hite S*>X evened ll up \ i F ' t iin,ii oh o f c o m m i s s i o n m e n v a r y , huxri- ii b n Should Miske will, lie* dro no , e Maine vs Norwich rday by taki ng the Cubs ovet, I :! but it ' i in- ( b a r .it h a s t 'Jll e a r l o a d s Hr t, bed with H a r r y Wills, Amh erst Mass Aggies vs Worses TH K IIKXAI.l. STORK of w i n e r i a p e s . m o s t l y f r o m t ' a l i f o r i i 1‘h o n e 325 ampi ' > the negro h e a vy we i gh t s , t e r Poly Sanford, Florida The French want Dempsey to fight online "• promyt ers of t h e MiskeNew York N Y. University vs. Il» i(| Kmut-*.*. Ret t er to have it t h a t way, ill, a r e lu-mp u n l o a d e d h e r e e v e r y d a y . a n d a r e f i n d i n g r e a d v e u s t o m e r s in hr. rt ktb'n- i .ill 'e so they won't have t o t a k e Siki so ... . . .... ,• 1, ic,,,,, \ i , i ... « i i , . West Mi ret I he softer, ri per and Ches t er I enn Mil vs. Albright f,„ to bury him. ' .. , S t a t e College. Pa. P e n n S t a t e vs _______ juieier they are. the quicker and lar P H FRY WETI *^ t y V LiLiLiLili 1 OLlLlD "V’‘ .. 65c Apples, peck Whole Wheat Flour Buckwheat Flour Pancake Flour Town Crier Flour Obelisk Flour Pillsbury Flour Quart Jars Olives .. 50c Tuff nUcgtntl Mn L. P. McCULLER IISKI OIBBONS FIGHT TONIGHT mis of pettmp draught of lugh price Dr. Wests I ooth Brush, (he best. Rejrultir price, R. HORAN (MOTS IMS IN TH K 7TH Iu M iii' ' * |rift. -fc. vi 1■*1 ' •>, tu- IVnn is. Maryl and **»!• „.,, | . ... , ^ ittsburgh I it t s b u r g l i vs W e s t \ som ething over th ree hu nd red dollum. Ii.t ,t ,, , , , , , , , Itin.cton \ I I t i n . - t o n v , ( ..I ,h tl, , a \ n u r s . r v o f Oc ■ I ' l g b t p u g i l i s t , s c o r e d a Kj|t(. • , u( o v e r I' r a n k M o r a n , \ vl I. n u N li*t d . " i - l . o i v w l i gs h- t., w h e n t h e r e f I. a w r i a. > tin ti b o u t in t h e s e v e nl I i W . -' i I’.o. lo '(. i K In i it 11all h e n l a s t t u g h t ter oldest. Jack Bloomfield, plUlgfli I . ' ( I Ulgfli Id V' ( • 't. Ti i , ,r. v We i g ht champion. ^ , , Joe Iteckett. the LANDIS ASKED i !'.. I dll* r da Wells, III - i "f 11obok* 1 N I 't* Wfl- I l a r r i - Lui ^ ____ 11 .iin ,t" !-"'1 •I••W• 1 ' » III! !'• .!• I* ' ' 1 N.| ! \ i 11 a m i ll oi 1 ..ok, N a t , m u d L■1 -.lbl-,1 \ ! t f ill 4 1 1,101,1 <i« i . f t t urn *.. vv , r , i -•( •l -*k •• !*■ Ill 111 1i Mi' \ ...I vNt'iHMl ‘ i f f '* 1 f f ,, i Mull • t it l .......... * i •■* , IX,...i ii III- 1. , til f i r N .i v .1 * \ ■.oh ill V \ stuff •VIM , | ti i f • w r 1>F ' >M-r i•• iiiil lb it ..ii i h r*?• ■r.t ,»f t • r f h e ;: « n n i.’ B no. I ...............1 v\ •.oi.i g o • ’ It .1Ilf * -iMli round l*a ftuy . ...... <>. '• rum ,mg ' ■ l 1111 > g p i ) . >f' lik. I to t .i. | I ,.| . . . ai t .p..il a ’ . r .i I . j e t . ii. i i | . i I i« li ked 1' i»d fRKN( II FKOIVIOT.......... |KKS SEEK DEMPSEY *..ni........ ■' ’" 1' :",v " ",,wr AM) SIKI i FKillT W . '» I • l i en, h boMtlg no uv-I mg to I.i m g w i b l s heavy w . i g h l ;..i a buttle will. Hal . a. g a l - ' compieim W‘ il Ilai n st o w n Williams o Tuft' \,'W H a v e n - Yale vs. I o w a Roslmi l l a i v a n l I l e s h m i . i ' ' Vn v,., made o v e r t u i e s to Jin k ||.,v.i, f m - e ll Yah lirdim . n i' . I. I \ "" I of , a l l „ v,„. | . , (, p i . i t i i T , ill l l e i e m b e r mg 1 n d e s it is re po rt ed i of t h e Ne w B u f f a l o .■• I a | p e n t H I ' e. Itp - ,|, mufiag. i i ..ill! \ labam.i Pol v \ nnapoll - I p.u. k ml l i‘. u lingtoi \.im Washington. Fa Wa-li. A J.lT v- I . 0*10 k* la 1 W I I.a ’ I t r a m ' hav n b. ,-n , , )i|lk||- 11. I 1 N i HtK M U mo t - Ilian | DIf*l t loll of t 111* t .ikefl III ill t h e HIT oin| woi I'illllt w 1ii . Ii -ti ill'll in ;t tnih* N * ’i ••r k <1 II1il- ainl „ il| > . , . a VI i , | . - I n, •, , . , , . i .1 ,1,0.. i .• i g , I ■ ( ,. i g. 1\ .. I, . loll ,d Hi . ,i> f 1jn.niHi 1.1 n i r i F f 1- t \\ • «•ti .»nk* •• s f, '•! W ' >1 b I ’ III •* I I III' - • ' . ? ih \ *i.. i a n I ■a .' O' Ii a in p , w ......... ’ I m i d i s at t h - . o m e n ! m.i mn l In ” I . .1 I b ' i l p s e y s. end of the If tl •T. ........ mgliam M e n u is. Ri i mi ng „f i n t er Allied Vet er ans hitn. Southern. ..j nm tll meet Mr. Ijindix nt the is a r r a n g e d f or DecsmC h ar lot t e svi l l e - Richmond Univ. vs Vl li raI, c ,.„nv-ntion in New ( . .l e an s 111 *!" U|," ' . ,,,r Virginia. is dee-lure that we a th e r t oli.mbu'. «.» I , ' h a t l . - i e n . h - r w o u l d he .S.I l|l«d V' I i till" -I ' l l , I,, i - n g a g - in o u t d o o r i It l a t n b ■ R-'IItt, • ’ N • . i mi n i w o u l d ' b ola S t a l l t ilo i l - p a i t u n t o \ to ’ l - ms ' i t i . x ’ Fi 1 " *t»P at r - m - t . n s ^ ^ , ,, I' " I ' " ’ " " 1 l o 1,0 " , a r " , r nt w i t h Ins m a t . a g i r M [It|»l.a' j. I i. , l„. intent upon voiding a. rangenielils have been %. . h u p . I I I . II. N . S l ,u „ , , a , „ | . l . a charlotte. N t . S n , . xl \ | , , ndav. a. which lime we will I nf an t ry •Ii ' . i i " t i n m a t t e r Nothing N o t h i n g will wil 1 I ..i 1 i n Mall to| sot t h < a r o l m a David'.... vs Wake " It Will \ I I ItD VX \ M » \ H »N 11 \ A be g o o d t t - w s t o t h e ' a i m fled customer* and p a tr on s o f the , hun.liwell Stores to know that W. II fc.ll.ert will lie here S a t u r d a y and M„mlay with a full line <>f samples of fall and winter goods. Mr lol |„.r ( m-eds no introduction to Sa nford ........ ,i„ for hhe- thas i n s been coming here people been coming for maI,v years, di spl ayi ng samples am! tnki ng orders and he knows his t r a de ns few know let and his mot to Is “service and sat i sf act i on " On 1 r a 1 " November JO at Madison | | j ck N c . _ E I « , n vs Lenoir. the o t he r hand the public knows that Nfiiit, 1crderi with an u n n a m e d op |a(.k , (,n ’ MisH Ce nt e na ry vs. Mill c h u n h w e l l s demand s a t . s f . n t . on and rT " t M p8 ! service in all the d e p a r t m e n t * o f the L v IL. kanl, the G ar d en p r o m o t e r |()h|)!U>|| Clly( Ten,. Maryville v s . 8lorc* ami those who ..re coi.templal , *k., announced t h a t he ha d closed jnu f a n and wi nt e r snita ond over Beif..tlata.nB with M Hillers, Stki’s ‘ ' (J Ky.— LouiBville vs Ken- ,-oats call S a t u r d a y and Monday at tr.Bt.accr, for the bout, could not he ......................... - —* Chur rhwel l where the smiling pForest ^ . h i . i , hut h.s p a r t n e r , F r a n k V a . - C a r s o n - N eiiwmun w v« and Br adf or d and Tol ber t will meet | ft0> Mud it seemed i mpr obabl y to him * you at the door. See thei r a d v e r t i s e Mk, would a t t e m p t to b r e ak a n , ;. ’ , K y . - K y . Wesl eyan vs m e n t in this issue. »ltr.ement made by Hellers. 1 Forest Char lest on, S < ., Stetson v> t itadel. M.W MiRK. Del 13,— I n f or m at io n Due West. S. C. Wofford vs. F.rF 'ti Fa that Bat tl in g Siki, who r e skine. * !• • a t e d Ge or ge s l u r pent . i r |»ului>. Tex. Ixtutsiana S t a t e vs. th. light h e av y we i gh t chair. Sout c her n M-thmlists Methodists. Uon.Bp -f the world, has decided n ol i ( ; n .cnvjlu. s c . - G e o r g i u vs. Fur"ni t., the United S t a te s , caused . .1 . man. • - m m e t ro p ol i t a n s p o r t i n g ipdl.,..Sidney, Vn. Lynchbur g nrtUw th.* Som^nleftC wan lH>oko<l contract ^ th \ K y . -M o r r is Ha rve y vs U r Ke H h i p m e n l « f n e w mUftic. mstiag-r expires on N o v e mb e r 30 ns — H i n t e r m i s t c r P i n n o Co. 16 8 -ifc youi cables st at e, ” Mr. Fl o u r no y s a i d j v - *“ • l“ i. . Mnsliville T en n . — Michigan vn. Vnn| to thi Associated Pr es s "is of no con*',n' If It’s, a piano, cnll for n QUICK »«'i|u. i n -, because Siki is bou nd by i Oerbilt. „ . , SERVICE TRANSFER. I vh a Mi r ra nge me nt s M. Hel l ers ma ke s! New Orleans, Thr.-Frl.-Sat-tfc «J>.I- (hat contract is in effect. W o;TU^ 0rWanK> U n .-Jd fcrao n vs. ’ha.l expect Siki to come here. v WOOD FOR S A L E — At $7.50 per cord I’ t tl would !«• possible f or Siki Loyola I'liiliiil-ltihni Pa Marvlatul vs. Pa. sawed and split to any me as u r e, de1 • 1 ' iii New York No ve mb er 30 IRnUMgl. n ‘ «' ....... .. College vs. Rvercd in Sanford. Will supply any lull* Ik . ■ > ....... t o all ,,ii orders nr,|„r » for dcliv it,, jv' 1, 1 l ‘»ris t«> meet J a c k lUdeigo. - ................................... •• a m o u n t a n d | book ' " •• h ea vy we ig ht champion- N ' M a t '' ' “ lit m December, Fl our noy said. Rt<htnotul, ________________ ' V. P. I. Sewanee; Large shipment of new m usic. 1 —Hintermistcr I»iano Go. 168-tfc,stance. , (,||t.ge vs. c ry in order received. Please write plainly, stnto wh et he r oak or pine or T c n n . - O g l e t h o r p e vs mixed is want ed. — F. S, Vcrnny, Snnford. Fin., Route A. 169-lmo-p SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS •niF. HKST One of the d e b f bt * of home is tempting, drlinoim meal*, l e r r e d with th l>e*t bread R O U T H B A K E R Y i ’ Z Next to 1'rlnccH.H T’hentre Early Fall Sale BABY DEPARTMENT LADIES’ DEPARTMENT Wr Jilt* utTcniiL' Wi*1KIt*F1111 \ ;ti ll t *s ill Hal>\ Sri.-. CMll.-iM iliju*' "1 Caps, Sweaters, Bootees and Sactpies and C arriage Rohes. Beaut i fid Exquisite. I .nir~>l Fall Si Ir- in ( Atat Suits, Coats, Drosses and Sport Skirts, Millinerv and Slmrs at Sale Prices. E, Wonderful values m MEN'S ISKOAIX LOTH SILK SHIRTS, HATS, SHOES, Also Extraordinary t allies in FALL SUITS to $ 17.50 $ 24.95 PIECE HOODS DEPARTMENT OUTING FLANNEL, per yard CHAMBRAY, all colors, yard GINGHAMS, at, per yard 12V2c 07c 08c - SPECIAL!!! |l“; "Whether his B OW E R SE(’OND WEEK OF OUR •loti- , Oil! - r t t i n g t h - d t - 11 i b u t t o t i m t , l | ...tun,, \| i Huston 'i.ld I til BF.lt I Wi l l III I I I Ii I . \ | . Ill It* HW M 1 ( 0 -'I •M<F.> the tit g r e a t e s t in h i s t o r y n . i n 0* c | .u - . *In c u s t o m e r . p i n t w a n t ,i , , t h e ' i i mi . I ir ’ i p p c . i r i n g f r u i t , t h e i tailir kfi| ilu .hipping o o z i n g. ■rim-." - 1 a t . ». , | I \ . pi|. i| a l o n g RECEIPTS, $12(1,000 I'Th. I (Ira|>«* m e n The k iw unis ( 1ii I* **f i U I!«ll«l*>. 'Ir t u r n o v e r will be a b o u t <.MIll,illMI f, a l ed ihi I.totis Club yest erday Made. FOR TIE CAME |. , . i lfi*r th« ' n""y Philadelphia C. S GREBE DE CHINE, 40-in„ y a rd ............ BLANKETS and COMFORTS $1.50 * $1.98 I -rA ■ .7* ■ m V Sb2n 5. R O B B IN S First Street •I 1i ! �IBP__ S W -' *• •■----. : __ YOUNG BRIDE IS ;1 Contribution! of Church M*mb«r*, Century Ago, Evidently Meant Mere Than They Do Now. ... = — —~ ■ The Bourgeolca, P o pu l a r 8howe to What Depthe the People Have Been Reduced. ................ ........ _ i.T"', % . • , OCTOBER IS, 1 9 it ' fIT*A• . . . -V-: -• - v '■ fig B )PAGE SEVEN i m a n M i i i i i U H I n i a n i l • i eminole County Federation of W om en s Clubs I.LNLKKLVC C O UC H R E L I E V E D Discovers Husband ol Few Days Was Head of Band of ’ Bank Robbers. M r; •; ;___‘i Long distance hauling U oar 'LONG | SUIT/’—QUICK SERVICE TRANS .............. Invention. PER. Thr.-Fri-Sat-tfc | “ACCORDING TO THEIR MEANS” ! STMB01- OF RUSSIAN TRAGEDY KILLED BY GRIEF i-i.J TV? "r , T M’ ilT*~iJ#<U;«lv*r'*-r \ A hourgeolca Is n small aheet Iron Fresh laid okk* nrv frequently d * "Hod n had oougn for thr ee ye ar n, ” l» wilted on the contribution plate In atoTe. writ ha Kleanor FYanklln Egan In some of the buck woods Episcopal tlie Sa tu rd a y Evening P o o t O r T t m t y writc8 n - K- C a ra Pb®H. Adr ian, Mich.churches of the South Which goes to ba only a ft-gallon gasolina can with iffnn- “ Fo u ad no relief until I t r ied M r s . J o h n L e o n n r t l i ....... ................ President a n d l V E A l Mrs. E n d o r C u r le tt show t hat the >q*irjt of gltlng haeu’l | a little door at one cud a nd a bole In holey's Honey a nd T a r . ” Li ng o ri ng H E A L T H F irst V ice-President M is s C o r n L e e Tillis T reasurer Pnn F r a u d * . „ >frs «3Im*I%«< Be.*b»* changed so very much In the 100 yearn the top to lei out the smoke. It la an coughs, severe colds, croup; . _ Con. ld. r abl * Informal!,,,. ,_______ _ . , t hr oa t, M r s . B. G . S m i t h of the°wonderfu* o H « U ml£f. u p o n’? ^ r blto,‘** ■ 2 n d V i c e P r e s i d e n t M r s B. W . B a l l a r d R e c o r d i n g Secretary society, ...... Just Institution In soviet Russia and Is an cheat and bronchial trouble quickly ro VITAMIN-FA T h . . . d l J o ^ H e T O ' t o ® - ^ ^ ' 1 ■ * « - " ' recetilly (Him) from nervous shock of (he Church Ml H'lonary, .......... ’ha Mrs. D enno T u r n e r M r s . B r i s t l i n e I tie ll™ report of ( ’o r r e s p o n d i n g Secretary after learning her liu.l.uu.l .if n being rounded out ............................ A u d i t o r " T , " ‘lon of , h ® kind o f which nece# |je ved with FoJcy’s Honey and T a r . No few day* u n i ihe leader uf n hand of the society, dated May J* . . . need to s u f f e r a n d take chances c h an c e , with ln t*1® communlatic habi ta ti on s of robhera Her father. J oh n Antrim, dug up the other ,|Uy. and while It J coughs and coldn. F r c o m i n e r tahi*i> •» ^ Incrraia itm *«•!» . * V n T h 7 m e T ^ ‘^ S ^ e ? n(‘K1^ ted cou« b « “ "d colds. F r e e f r o m I 1% l «•fn waa al one lime employed by the In- shows no ...................... of j-ggs. s score h . place „ i . . . of ~t both i •h eat..i ng ar- o p i a t e s — inirrodient* n n t e d on v ‘ BUU " * LA8TOL.AX—the worhlt h a r if dlnn s e nd e e In South Dukotn, hut, his ° f ° t h e r articles of iprfriiandlse seem t«k»« takes ti he i ngr edi ent s nprinted on the H E L P F U L HI NT S FOR f ^ t K I t HOMES W E E K C. M. Williams r et urned to the •NOTIIINt ; TO DO HUT H O U S E health falling, he moved with Ills fom to have found their way to the plate rungements and the kitchen range. w r n PPc r - L a r g e s t selling cough medigreatest health yeast TU., WORK” HOUSEWIFKS PUTTINt; home of his son. N olle and wife, much from people wtjp’ gave "according to Nearly everybody makes his own h o u r f ine in t b ® world.— Adv. »y to I.ciipp. Arlz i Hiumittee AWAY SU MM E R “ DUDS to tlie g r a n d s o n ’s delight, a f t e r spend geolca out of what ever ma te ri al s he — — _____________ _ • White residents of thut place Ol . dys tlielr means.” ..iimrili. • ih, A Tired Housewife whose huaband ■n Job" This report, for instance, shows that may be able to come by. a nd In aoclal F A R M E R S - Y o u can g a t ae*d b « l Antrim met Uni Moser, n cowboy e m i ing tho s u m m e r months with his told her she bad “ Not hi ng to do but kin Rub* u illiama. back In IHl’l I 'avid Snetheti gave a circles It provides a topic of conversa ployed by n Flagstaff station com , As you pack nwny the ••«««■cniVAn* f r a m e s and i r r ig a ti o n pluga a t the d a u g h t e r , Mrs. Raymond Hutler nt ^ Lew Tillis. s u m m e r housewifo" found, in providing to him v - t* to pany. The p a r e n t s opposed the mar- basket of grorerh-s for the support of tlon of never-ending Interest. Th ei r till clothes it is a good plan to mnko a 100-tfc nd Radford. habits a n d the various m e t ho d , em * ^ Novelty W o r k. . the mi ss i on a ri es ; Stephen North con a renson for her being tired, t h a t by Miami [in Hot*"1" "Rhcumnasm," Comulpallon. IndiBc«a„n. K„ rn,,, list of the articles t h a t go into each tributed n medicine c he s t; William ployed to regulute them a r e m a t t e r s of -----:-------------- ___________ actual m c a s u r m e n t of s t eps with a L Anna Mason Wc a re all sor ry to h ea r of the s e r t r u nk or packnge. When a box is Roila, or Hifljurc B l o o d ‘ ' ronchiH*, Hoyland, a cross-cut s a w ; Joe and primary Importance. pedomot er in a badly planned kitchen ious illness of the infant son of Mr. filled, paste tho list on cither side or she walked t hr ee or f our miles every John Needles, two sieves; S Masy, a Its name, bestowed upon It In Iron HOSTESSES heuliliV e o m m e Tm mP0 ? fH V o u r ^ t o n i L h ' l s 1 ° r, you ,lcUr,- . . nnd Mrs. L u t h e r Hridgemen, who hns coffee mill. John and T. d u l y con ical derision, denotes lta relationship end, according to the wa y the rccopt- ,1, ^ •° t ry a p ac ka ge of our MAYtVEwffa'llEALT. '. ',n„ KV0.’1 - •■' -I ‘ fl" Ok, Monday been ver y sick since Sa tu rd ay . Tlu* til tributed. ii Ih s ! n singularly empty gift to the general scheme o f things It , : • . * * ”• A-**■ X l Ben i "Iim a n , a s s i st e d by Mrs. 50 [Un, { ° ni> Th,> nt,tU,r ,,omt>s «n m o t h e r also has heen ill with a cold. *~n safe. John Ituraon came along burns nothing but tiny bits of wood ..........i i " ' ’ ,c I 1' 1 be r a n see nt a glance dei nonst rat i i n of model houses Octo- Dr. Robson hu- been at t e nd in g them. t h r ou gh Its use. and now feel , nil , 6 er. , h « counir> rtnn BaCgctt. with a tub, wh e th e r hnth or wash Is a nd Is therefore very economical, but OLAX also ha a ih. pi , h ® Joy of "'•rf.e. hVLssry,::' ■ , r which box contains the nrticlo f or her 9 to 14 will show kitchens In s o s . l n g flno stomach not stated. C. Bi nkl ey Is credited on when It Is tlrst set going It smokes A n u m b e r *>f friends hnce been in to -nach r e d i a l i n g Thn -1' teaS quickly which he is looking. I h e cont ent s of which the steps of the nverngo houseTuesday . the books with 1'eduction on hnt,". considerably, with the re su l t that p r a o a t t e n d t hem, Mrs. Belts coming out '"J feii " 7 1 Ln b H Tolar, nssited by t r unks should be noted on shipping wife mny be reduced by half, t hus $1 .M); John McAllister donated ther- tlcally every .bourgeois home In Russia fr om town iPHIj inometer. t ags to lie tied to the handles. saving e ne rgy nnd incidentally In —auch as It Is—smells as though Its L NV. I Henley. " u 1*1,1 =ffll Mrs. Kent a nd Mrs. Knsmingcr Among tlm other miscellanies are flues were badly out of order. I urnsols may ho kept in good con- cr eas i ng efficiency, | n ll«-nr> M* I-aulin. t h a t urn perslatently «*nil«av/irli.» • to fight off tho ho» Mrs. A. Smith andd n u gh t e r were Sun •PA3T0L hymn books, slates, spades, shoes, It Is capable of bringing tlie average ditiun t h ro ug h the wi nt e r if each secThe kitchen should be small, with in [.. Puie-ton. trousers, clialrs, simp, bridles anil winter tempera tare In a fair sired da y callerto see Fannie Tabor. tlon is s t uffed with tissue p a pe r to no mor e wall space t han is necessary in Join K* ady. lock*. Finally, from one It ki mrd room up to zero, or ma yb e to 10 de nor inn | Mr nnd Mr- Swan arrived Wednes" ” a . S i S k ! ^ * s a , : prevent the creasi ng t h a t onuses the to accomodate the f ur ni t ur e. In c o u n / ' [• k f, Markall there i- a to gshead of tobacco, grees above, and this Is ua much com " f refining fooUs ( dcsTroyingThelr henl'lh / ‘"A ..... silk to cruck. Purus,tls should f ir st t r y homos where the kitchen is l ar ge '*i*y fr om lto-ton. Mrs. Swan is stay \Nednesdny er.ll way „ f living, „ ur hoillea i i r e n I , i J i Cn ' h.‘ ’.U 'I; ' " f m»u.l which encourages ihe hope that so mo fort as the bourgeoisie a r e expected Co 1 *jjr i I ti v ini i ng g er ms aim) ^ n V ^ , , f n ^ n ^ a " ,, X " ’ ; .’, , be washed with pure white soap nnd the sink, stove, table, cabinet nnd cupi'*B with Miss l a b o r till the house is Watson, D. A. R. good missionary of the church In hla require. T hi s sounds llko an exag in shape. wnrnr wat er. Open the shade, t hen Imnrd.nt least, should be placed close lonely Million a f a r off enjoyed II co|i»- geration, hut It Is not. It would he Im In J H Starling, C. A. R. THE REST VATAMINE YEAST fort able smoke.— l i i t s h u r g h Chronicle- possible to exaggerate a ny phase of scrub the soiled places gently with a t og et he r. T he cabinet should he p u t Mr. und Mrs. El mer Lundquist are Telegruph. an el - ine'ilt "vv-'ll I c | , V s 11 ho "/.n wi* r°a"t' T' A rlC,‘ broporip., , hand brush und rinse thoroughly wi t h tlie tragedy that has befallen Russia. bet ween the stove and tho sink, witht a k i n g t h ei r little son Lawrence to Dr. Thursday resist disease, und In poait'lvelv-Hen^ building Up the lx,dll-. *n, ' i , , ,........ m» " hhib n n ton clear wnter. Dry in a breeze. in reach of both wnt er nnd r aw m a t Heitz for electric t r e a tm e n ts as he is ' • f*:i, yt»II (!« it'll Williams. Into VE \KTcil a v ». ! ° 1 K,|,y r^fln«d nlornadi r. A few hits of charcoal among the •rials. in a very run down condition. MOURNS OVER -OLD TIMES” FORCED TO GIVE UP HAREMS • “111,1 Ij.I ,1 order. YKa'.STOLA V w llTVeTr, ",onu,<'h "r a stomaJh u ' -' r 1 ' *11 kt*4 I t. o nt e nt s of boxes will prevent t h a t 1 lender the sink of the model house Friday person • " " I relieve you wonderfully. „mkl, , (ieo. Ballinger also is giving Inm a • >r hi I Elderly North Carolina Woman Thinks Financial Necessity Really tha Mother , tt. | di s agreeable musty odor noticeable | is a s a n i t a r y g a r b ag e pail thnt opens t nt ()js r h,.Umntism. I urner. w*J,«"iirk,v,r‘/or.V/.uV.rv]77•7 -r. ...e Pr e. en t Day People Behind Thoie of Any T ur kl . h Re fo r m Jn about clothing from which tho a ir with a foot lever, with a shelf nt t h e ' v(_ t. , , .....( c"M of a libera I n ! p n r k n Y ^ 0 7 . AX ............ ... Mrs Kdwm l undquist is -till not of Her Generation. That Direction. 'lias heen excluded for some time Sev right. The sink should hold two dish - at urdny much belter the doctor had a i r X my V44 era) pieces of white wax m each box pans, one for soapy w nt e r nnd one ABSOLUTELY FREE, 50,000,(N) R( HI I h Murrell. Fright mi l diipp- r, ' Ira I,ou T ha c k taken of h ei head. Her head seems to T h e word "hmem," for all It. rich The clipboard where tho of white clothing will t ur n yellow, hut f’’T rinsing ...... J hn , l tW t i nno,tu,' ,'> r ^ ‘y worth r.t, pel —enlcs over 1 5 0 (^ greater than that er "f 'I'UUil Airy \ i ' , lelehrnted her coiiiiointlon, Is now slmidy the name lie congest ed fi the cold, causing " •» | tlie whiteness of the gowns will 1K. dishes a r e put is only a step away. I U K CURTAINS "tie humlred and ••levenib hlrthday for the women’s qunrtera In the T u r k m o n e y ' a f i r r " wnr.*' * I M i ' n l i k r e .,1 f o r t u n e hun ...... .. |,,, of any other brand. c I \ d r a w e r in the cabinet ut the left * 11 n t u r n *'1"' Ni'fh in le U r ri,mJ, r ^«* ISO.OOO.ono oou preserved. here yesterday nt the Inline "f a grand- ish lujiiie. Poverty In the p a l a c e , and • j m In I Mr. and Mrs Fr y and Mrs. Hengston imxlci, d n iiabler, Mrs J. M laliuundmiii, s ay. iiut of them Is more responsible than As s t a rc h is apt to rot clothes, holds t h e kitchen silver. Ot h er dishes Lyttl* !!.* , < Well Filled Found Her Daughter Dying! Mo d i s h W M t D t t o n E ' ItH M i* t hey should he washed, r ought dried . « r ® P«*t on n wheel t r a y nnd ca rr ie d for l h c ‘r b" » “ * ,lt Wi ndermere mi a dlsputi h f t ,mi i ireeiishtir", N. 0., to •western Ideals for the c hanged coudl iLyttle Wife Well Wyllcd vktefc to the dining room cupboard, which S un da y, t a k i n g with them Miss Eujn il • » • siv jn f lion there. ■i1 mint • t ,i . fr ■ — n l dark flags of their d a ug h te r In ihe rnngo the New York World or th. |: without st a rc hi n g and pressed out 11 •-•mbln | ILyttle Lurid Well Tylled -r w.i 'I 1111 Mutin' a n n i i t a f f o r d l< ,S s i t ua t e d n e a r the kitchen door. An nice a nd Elmer ’f in er who will help .............. Mr l'Miiiutnl<"it ho rider nnd moved North again, faking I.ducat Inn unit ilia world movement 1 Cm . —Wliit More Does Ono W n n t ? smoothly before being pul nwny for ' 1 1 H ’ . » \\ w f. , ’ * * l!.,t 1 1m ir., ,| Mis up the Oppnrl mill V to m u u l r e tp, her with them. ciii|«e she 111s !—'s ,,i, In-tpllig hull fetftl f"r hroudanlng the freedt'tu of women nl port lint detail is to avoid a raised t hem pack at the lug Chase grove 1; the winter. • ‘ 1r. ’.i, .1 Moser went to Han F r a u d . , then Ills l e g s ill"! u..rk III Ills garden, and bnvo, ..f course, had t bal r Influence threshold between the kitchen and ther e •» K l sl(K why tlie largest baking powder factories in .in* Nothing wiH give stored away d o t h MONEY BAC K GUARANTEE LmIN<>i | i n F E D E R A T I O N O F 1 ,’t• |I . 1li*.1., ii.iiitsant Ms sweetheart r n < » n t o p . y |,er wants Mr- l.dUiui"N"ii to I»*( hi'r waah i h e F n i i d i novel also put a window of t !u , .,,« •( , l-lt to I I I'm rllt dining-room, in order that the wheel Mr. Try in." . im . ' l ":u "t* i.f |,I| " r v t ' I" ' m e n , , „ | „ , ,« mg quite so much proto, turn ns one of In the world are always busy turning outenough » I * lit h r I |. n,|.y i Ity 101*1 i Vit It Mr l >m*r t. . t h« m u gi -ri ii i ri•• led iVdnr chests. Vnd u a y may roll smoothly t hrough I" | Mlflulnv -l.e r*-ds inatu l u i k i - b men are vigor.,usly pro Calumet to supply tho great demand. C>u!d he march-,| si . t)M, I be dill . et 'The n e l*<*\ is placed next to • 1.1 lay w a s spent at t|)C>. a n . (|„ M„ , „ ,,.• Im IH ll It" i i i l n In* l.lr .uu:ht ‘’' •I Joui. r , blit d. ... ri,„., *,.r .San f ug li............ "f freedom whb'b A pou n d cem o f C afam et con tain s fa ll 16 fie.| vvirh U'lurni "*' "'ll ro'nril vunr ni » 1^ \STCM. 1\ ,\ . * iiu-t in old* r t ha t food may he t a ke n Km (.; i1 M.igu • ti it being tile sixth u f . i tin* la > I ' 1*' "hi di ■I> whs l>"it, in in Slmis thev h.ive pul lit" the beads "f tlie Frumiscit, met n nuin on the ' m i n of llulilm are -ff*re,| v,.,, „„ „ e|,e,-i„i oun ces,Som « oakin g p o w d s r t corns In 12 ounce . . ..11 ..f it and ]rtit on the stove with > • t.In till 1 ;n !.| -i , NS«phi • \ < wbntn s' h. 'I l *delati"ii The Oviedo \ n rillN i. To | t o HI I WORK stisrni.ri'-l The vble m It---k'ugliutii • ••>i111\ N d , , , 1 1 1 "f * "f I K W l <>| v \ iM j In stea d o f 1 6 ounce cans. B e sure y o a g e t a II ill" motion I If emirs* tin* ice lair rsptd (Ire i, a,i t *-11 I <uir y i'lli s Mg" sht» rl- 'ng "tit of the I -ng. lii, morning session 1>.4k Lit:,I 1 f l. mil i*!. •'IMiImn, ll. ’V, ‘•"'•I ' " I l i e „ ........... f ; re-u 1 In •he A’lghsi IN I III-; Nl I t s KB N p o u n d w hen y o a w a n t it. luuild la* -"lot and shut out wa rm uir. SfFll, Elm. i Ml!il u ,fc .ill •1 41111111••!. all. Jilting id her et V"lit I.... .. VifVKV UTi Iv" " ..... Baptist C h ur ch at ' l .ver mid her Int'iM -. her hip In a fall amt d<» t.T» p m t r u d e d wa r- i the real mot her tniirrliigi t u 11 . ........ huu l'*r I'urklsh vviunen, The \ 1 import ant a unit I item is a kit h rr futb* ' . \ •K*. . Aw, 1O'*•Ml, IIP*t . | . . . . . -he i n . I t"|.| he- -h,. ueilld never »« a Ik again • t . h I emiardi, I’/i'H (ire '•f \ ui li'.i Ji L ,«n«l fit!jr«‘, ... t f.,i| % on il.e i rain wl. I nkl-li nffers, h"tti public uiid pri ante*! tier u n d e Me ' a 1*- 1• I ill them nnd t.aluv Ih walk II | , i* OlllJII I J 11■k1,4ll I f Mr- NNltki f*’ l»ll , I , l e u -tool If tin* kitchen is very i»\ r r f..i l>llll \ tired hmi-ewife who wanted to an ruling tl u* liny \\ ill II; V " *1h 'he a !,| ..f a st h'V fh>- nun • wile lire t.„. depleted to permit the Ih ..... Mgn, )V rei!;fI‘ vVA F |. f bl.t ll ItuL I'M In • I Ini Vic* p r e s i d e n t Mrs. swer her hu b an d’s s t a t e m en t t hat she m i l l , t l i - can be pu-lu-d under the y; l and Mi •ti* bin. l i e 'arrllie-s nf the Wiling tlelllj • Xpenslvt* es'iiMI diluents of the old With n i ■d for, gi ve n up to whs a woman **f leisure, smee -he had obi when not m use, M. n are li., lunger able to mn'n d s's n t m i d with her approval i m s her hti'i .i ■.I .-iceepted, " No t hi ng t>* do hut housewor k" lui\ “1 '■ t like they us. I I.,. , ‘,e tain w.mien In Idleness, and war, with bat.h • ' ■ Y E A ST O L A X C O M I'.W y . II ll Bq r o ** an *s» ban man f o r Child ing proved t h a t she walks eight miles r., R*i M r* Buhl — like they haw t It•'emmets "II infill power has mud.. i Jr. n H«,. Ml rhlu n ii U r n u r , | l r p ( | | a n ' n - •' •t ns 1 . f,1• \ | • \4 1 , ;* nt! seal* to lif- a daV day ill t o r varimi- duties about in •I" ll.0 " " •n un . ' . r nil u-funl lieiesslfy ten 1<rv lil ft, 11 \ s u m .\ ,\ 1 I O I I M M . i n i n r i < o l I'D \ III Ii as a t e list'll 111 tlu boil * et tier pedi ltl* t* I prove Me - - t»* l'*ii"y li the I ’e nl ur y Mngu ha ve ! 12.1 ? Mlt ll l»:.l Jl \ \ Oil 11•> /In**. Hr ’f| I Health wor k and the number of steps wlieli she t*iok m Rang the Dell her d I •••j»t II 1 ’lilt .«*•*, 1Illlil.I« 1 J•*4«ft • 1 Ml ntti h ■A tl'ITI ’ »•*' • |*ai kiiL'i .. f \ 1 \ s Mil | \ •• +’ . f m . * ♦•' t f " f W• | 1 h f»». \ r mi..nth to place a mich phase of tier work n**w sjsi j • i, t J. *N1' , ] -, j .M'htl * , - fltt l » 1 ^ .... i r . f •• f • ’ tlf • If i i«f«* »»r \ f!;«* r The Sunday Picnic ■Up -v K:; . |***r In. ii i . "1 n the c o u n t y In tlu turns,* tb.it -In ami In i bus .■i V.i li l •• J ii ft* :i. **i * r Mm* *111111, f rt -• t 1 III*-- \ | f - *..-urge (it. i. 1 Wl|« • • r.. f t , .* „ ^ !,Pf .... li it- P a r e n t Te a ch er band hud elioseti, the n ur se ry was n )• 'll*H. \i». \ • r • »m :.d ’ l*"f t »' ' til'll le>! hut -1 e haled M •• ’ -t" .... . ’Ml r ’ ' 1 '*t C" ■ne*- ! f- k*i f III > Imi>C. - bool l unches , have light, airy room with p h n t v "I - pa .t *4 B l V, «n B-'l :if * hi'. t("-ll . IU*lli ......... •fiifiipn<'«**| uti.v ilr*," rollon of the Sul.hath tt. 9 *oil r N11 H.’-hV 'M * n> , and e v e r y mo nt h for the hnhy to sleep arid play, a i "i St a r •• ib'wn i r••n th«» U hiLli ------- ■ . _ i *i i . \l) line summer Sunday while motor t i «| c*|.)« f ^ Will l lilulerson, who has been dmng b play in t h e schools nm room n the sei ond floor With V l fxllli* tng In I n I.,, won), she ea me upon a \ tiurrled eimiilnuth>n dis.ie ■i BARE RING OF AUTO THIEVES fact that the gas tank was nearly rich l.nkevvood family, ihe Smiths ft i , Iil la' L»l Vfllou, JO i cut V P o s t a g e S t a m p s A c c e p t e d In Sma l l I 'em,mlu Ness Social Service t h e above description its a d v a n t a g e s ■mine c a r p e n t e r work for Itert Smith ted (hat t h e chur ches are etuli d The hath room was as far t Monroe - pr ut Sunday at his falh crnptv Two of them . lei f,.,| t,, v,.n principal stockholders In fhe well Gang r I n^ a E ‘ tended Their Opera fur. f ' h In Sell I eh ..f mi all night known SinUJi ushe-|"a Drill ■I) t "iinty Ho me Ser away .i- I"’-* ibb* . til. hit . he h \vii » a** • t **• i»••mi* ns itii hi- family tlon. Into h r jnoof- ig S t a t • • i h,* Smilh family was pi* nl 'Uli.g S»»| i > t«» in•ar Mr- Jin k \ alight! li t byt oi i uns held t h e far awa\ ■i 1'*'" iMr. tin* l»>r • ii n\ lo i •• H a j Branch O tfic - . I hr* fat her and the fhre,, - ,, m in *’•■ngregnt nuialist - lll.bv 1"" k In - mi | • NS.1• 11*- *,u aw a \ it - • ' i ii has ut|! a bad t line w t Ii a v• l ' their si Ir t -I. . i es « c i . ;t biking t . il i hP' . f • r .■in* tiiii* * • yt F r i d a y with a M.-Sllil. t In■I n , nir f III f i . in \S i | ii ii 1■ I " bisk v i d pin v I , pA m v> . |e t||in n'j* ■li luimotwi t h t hem I,, tli, f • \s nut it.t* rn \ i •«** k . 1 a fun v ■■r g I."' ' T It.i'l alh tt ill* in* .tin i i i '. ght ei s a t ' 1 t r i r s*ri,,|ied II i,U • \ i * ! » s i. I;" u . w i* II • I V took II ilelega »f i k ’ • i " M inii»\ vs it it tl -lagg* t In t inn • .11'i • 1 U 1 , i.' „l . I V , I'-V (* l ♦•! u • n* v;^.i. I i • nv • !gar*'te» and plaw-d | i |,|ge f..r high ctu s a ami M i.p.- .ta wi- unearth* *1 *r tt - \ nllt* W illuinis )ni> f 1*1*11 v i > i a S u n d a y Service, StakesMi V V R s aw as ay a*1 him far 1 * 1 t*. Illtl'll'i I 1‘ (. ■ti. berv by .-late l nv, -i I gnt or M. S. Camp t* Hi ■ go nnd t h e Episco possible; the■laundry was IIS fur a w ay nun'll worrio <1 over tin* loss ol her “ 'Well,' said Mrs, tionld. ‘I rope protruding through a window of bell of attorney g e ner al ’s oilier* Head have believed t hat you ' the btllblltig In Which Were kept ollf* wouldn't have a p a r t y t h e r e ns pussible. , J e r s e y •ow which lias s t r ay ed off, has q uar ter - *.f the ring have been dls k*1 eases in'* es-orles ,d,. Hiving the S tilfths had su* h faith In your ns magazi nes w e r e t a ke n this a large lu ll and one foot a Tit tie lame When the housewife realiz cover< • ere and a* cording to Mr • rope n vigorous pull he ii>ii 1 1v vntlhed bentos ’ ” and a b ookc as e would -lie forgot tin- i " rn e t room on the -ec Mrs. Anna DeForest ha- roturried f ’atap •siere brought here I)i- 1 m, 11\ ,*lv i harming am! amazingly •u- 'linn of th« I ’u n s i n s | >iiv*ti , i i " t i n 1 n r " M tilt i m t \ m*«lt‘s f " t ‘ T till plmisunt - inimei -pent adilll loll. ■lint floor and -et doWtl ttliee rill" Inunc af tel when • ) w • r *• r i n linn * d and t< i, ' t i e r op. \ i | \ i t .ilhinngU tninmiul "iili pretty Chemicals From Corn Cobs l i r n t i t i f i l l tli.-y a n L A R G E I’H T l U K II A T S m I . i liairnwin of the f**r the nursery 1 III, I -el.' to ,dh, It -I'orn- ...... I '•• ' ' in th North I>« par's : to f Ity *lev» In; i ng I"- v i. *I *- ,,f | I d* I fi ■ it |r< l "Ith i ill *Mill t l\I* enlors 'I’lHMl ii|*l);it)|)‘||t.M. S o f i i r l.'UVil " t i l l -llv r l Illlil g " l'l l l i t ' . i Sill tied i n te rv i ewi ng sev ■1 • ,if SI I I It should I"' a- near the bath the h -e opened up again IV Irfi. ting fu rf n 1 1, 1 ..... . , , rti . - t,,*;n i*|vi-1 I riu-11j11 in,*.|i l- nf Autumnal a g a i n S M A R T S T R E E ' I ’ H A T S in I ’ani h* a m i K’ " i i tutr Si • , d HI 1I carding- C o u n t y Park room, kitchen and p**r h a- possible. Pi i k and Mi- W ■-t dl r *-'t ‘-is of Hi.- 1 Upiirti ,-i.r i,]lure alliinugh m.iiiv "i h« t i nlm - are l»«*iiig l m t lint's.s t h r i hnii r | i n a | i i m m n l m g h a i l " I h i i i " M ii I ' "I not hi ng to report, I n ve g i . uf I v n l . I ■| ,. . • u ,, k .«• t ll*' ll"ll|e "t Ni I ■ J It- equipment stum Id li* ar "gm- *•« u g -Imwn. I.r*si "<■ I'm g ot I ’U K r i A S I ' O R T I I A ' I S . th* llg til's I l,e|.. 1• III til. 'i .< II-.-.I II, g a ("luit d a y the sec- r anged 111 order needed and 111 a c c e i t Ei i / sbet h lic M •'• '! . i• I*\*|l ip p r e t t y m l o r l u l > u i n i i m a t mn.-. I ’n it *^ lb* lolinuf.l* I lire «"1 ulde util 't; <)i tnlicr w a s decided -jnall a working spi ne ns po—ibb*. August Swan-on wa - I ailed t" M *• *......tel " f tl.e HI f a t e d p*> r ■t it II | i d s atid l-i -i .1. - -*a »• T, ulde resins for -t.iia- v a r n ' - l e . In 'leratinn ho ld in g t hei r ' 'l l* IM 'tiled I hml.-s | should be tlie bottle "f Mr alld Mr. P e w hoil'C d. Labor-saying devices • re i s ' i d ' -t.n, ■if! » "f Ihe r tig waMpntlng mater la I prlni'ng plares and tn at >t .lame- pain* e in i t ; u W o ma n ’a Clult in iM!,l u | | t. j lt, mocl its special needs. where they have the influenza. She Comity reeordB -!, ivv -al.-- mid t r m, s l urfural has V- Ill'll sli** •a- - , vear s old e(vli many other a r t b lea 1° '10 a. in. A t noon a for- of i iirs I tint | live been li uigbl In 'The Tired Housewife, when she r e tu rn ed S a t u r d a y from tbe H un t er bi***n made ■ •■iiiiiierelally from om win br-.ke o l. ng .md and t h e re Chicago I to.k f o'rd Mliltunp.ills. Mil mil in the n f t e rn o on t he rPn| jz,,,| t hc defects of the s e cond-flor home. We h e a r their little d a u g h t e r Thread Silk Hose of splendid quality which bulla a nd has been selling for about We feature Kal»o Corsets lor the women "I n Mining r ‘• '•|'CV • h er life w e n vvauke*- am) Other Inld lli-u ,-st .-It eWoman’s Vot ers will have room, redecorated a littlo room on t ho ha s been na me d Alice Kowenn Hunter, will withstand wear and give good service. so cents a pound, luit wlo-u made from lUsse.l al t ' slender Silhouette, and Thomson’s Clove Kil t ranger S h e saw hei Uf llftv s| "l ii cars -eld In Cedar ’ IV cobs ll Is est Ituil led l int It , ,m |.a Black. Grey ami Cordovan, at — flttbel "Illy * '• -v ’ lues, ( h e l a s t lie first floor to-change it into a bedroom Mrs. Par ki nson and Mrs. Maude ling for the Stylish Stout. An added fea Kai !> i* purchaser-. tMr'v lag "II the l.ianufa* lured ut a cost ,,f nhoiif "tiardi made a motion of and built a bat hroom next it A small Vincent were recent cullers to see lay before bis ev<*ctill ture in a beautiful and nt tractive girdle for 11 haw wi . •eidtig from I "t 10 relit* * pound Cob. give the great ’hi Oviedo Cl ub f or t h e i r hall run between this little room and Mrs. Westerdick and the l a tt er spent Charles toot,- tl....... hlb the slender Miss in Brocaded and Hotted Silk WI . I . btiqtn elirHa. II U|**‘l * "i*i ga . lief such adv I *"i Ids kin* e-f yield of f ii rfurnI of rnv of the • nt ert ni nment . T h e . Club The kitchen. * us might l Here were bathroom,| M day with Mrs. tilidewell ■id t| and tie" vv h materials. Prices ranging from— common agricultural m.iterliiS that eon ■Hi* nnviffi ^I'l >•* ed fiuni a fmher 111*0111 to ip Martha 1-Knot Guaranteed Hose. Full Fash • I very i n vi ti ng nnd t hc nur ser y and kitchen all toget her. Mrs. Voile Willinms e nt er tai ned the plbuTed •111 al • ' * «•••! iitili* t \ -ii \ lalti It d v p n r t m e n t **f Agriculture \ VC.II and a half a ft er Ins deat h slie ioned. in Black, Grev, Bohol ink, Silver, at— cation from nil over the A stale Id. I: ' The porch wns near by. ladies of the Pipe O rg an club at her f its l u r n loo. at fhe age of fifteen breathed llllllelln admirably t a k e n care of ordered Into tbe a* tlvjties of the ftng In the c or ne r of a room seven feet home Monday, her last Ity some It waa said CromOne man Is In-b here nnd f ur t he r ar by eight feet can be placed the b a b y ’s Fr ie nds here of the West family we'l had decided to a ppr ent i c e her tr, BRASSIERES 05c to $*T'J!> N OT H K rest* are pi edict* I bureau with the sheets, diapers, tow- a r e pleased to hear t hat Myrtle and n hutlonnuiker. hut historians deny h**w you the f i n e s t sclcc- els nnd gauze, nnd n little closet c on - 1 h er husband have been called ns teach Ibis It Is known the protector pro ’ ntil eleven o ’clock each m or ni ng 1 ’’• ’•'• dl Paper in S o u t h e r n F i o r - 1 t ai ni ng soap, boric acid .vaseline, t n l - j e r a to fill a vacancy in the school c o n vldfd amply for her during her short »r *t Muuies from 10 u p . — S a n f or d cum, medicated cotton, etc. and unhappy lifetime A monument the H e r al d will be glad to receive over duct ed by Mr. W e s t ’s b r ot h e r at F mn i Can of Whey Falls on Charmingly pretty Underwear in Silks and was erected for her by Queen Victoria (he t el ephone notices of society or nt u , Welaka Block.— II. A.; An unusual value in a While Ill-Button long Near by on n st and is ii white entain Head, Tenn. Batiste. Kayser's Step-in Combinations in Farmer, Killing Him on the occasion of rebuilding the personal events intended for p ubl i ca lv, r F r l . Mon.-Wcd N o r m an I’otinds, of Pnlntkn, was u Kid Glove. Extra fine i|uality, at— amelcd b at h t u b , in case the ba th ro om Silk Jersey, also the vests and bloomers. church nl Newport, wh er e she was tions on t hat day. All m a t t e r s for visitor here a t t he home of his c o u s Appleton. U’K Marlin Wang burled.— Chicago Journal. is not handy. If the bat hr oom is nonr Prices— a n n o un c em e nt column, such ns c hurch * Mill,*r Huggins mode t h e nnnounceA R D L Y a d a y goes by but some one el.kl, 03. Know lion f ar me r was by, there need be no e x t r a tub, but a in, Mrs. Andr ew Bortleson on the 7th sot-in's nnd c o mmu ni ty ' n f fn i r s , etc., 'nt >* -terdny t hnt he will pilot t h c ffoc* out ol hia way to tell u . that Fi r e killed when a milk run tilled Picric Acid for F a r me r .. Bmall r ubbe r t ub which fits over t h e , c o m i n g o ut wi t h Carl Pierson should bc w r it te n nnd sent to t h e o f .. , ®t o n ; Gum-Dipped Cords are the best next year. Ho mado th is an- big tub nnd can be found in nny tiewith whey, which he was lift That the farmers nf the country fice. Miss Smi t h, a niece of Mrs. W. C. | t ire, built. »onco„„.,„ to quit!t nll t h e r u mo r s Kavser Silk and Chamoisotte Gloves, PopuBatiste Teddies and Gowns attractively ing on a wagon al |lie ehecse have not been slow to hvii II them p a r t m e n t store. It enn he filled diMcnlor, is visiting them nt their homo 1 he Herald desi res to n f fo rd the Cord.— a . only P i r n t o n e build, them—will factory, fell and crushed his trimmed with Pretty Laces, nt— ' being ousted. lur colors— scIvph of the opportunity to obtain n rectly from tho faucet by a s h or t rub- in Upsnln coming from Cordelia, Ga. [ give you ma ny extra t h o u ^ o d . of miles of v t i r . Hkutl g r e a t e s t possible latitude to t h o se do-, good agricultural explosive at n low h e r hose a n d has a little plug in in t ho j Wo were pleased to sco her nt our liit u f **** , n ^ wi nt e r driving t her e’s nothing cost Is shown by (he fact that In Ihe s i r i n g t o convey items t h r o u g h the t’r' 1here’s a Baby on F a r m Ke ep like them. The strong, resilient Firestone car bottom to drni n the w a t e r off. At ono school Sunday. IIsea) r e a r ending J un e 30. 1PTJ. 3,2<H • Society page, nnd the fullest mens es*. of gum-dipped cords, can . l a n d the hardest Rat-Snap Dr. Caswell, instead of McCaslin,' side a s t r et ch Qf c an va s— nlso f a s t e n 'Ml pounds of picric acid has been | uro of co o pe ra ti on is urged, punishment. Woman Permi t t ed Husband's Beatings. 'u i are on most f a r m s Onco t h e y did t h e work f or Mrs. Fr y , our mis- i ed to tho t op of tho r e g u l a r t u b —p r o ColuinhiiB, O.—Mrs. Louis Cornalelll distributed try the b u r e a u of p u b l i c 1 T h ® H e r a l d invites its r e nd e rs and Wi t h the reputation Firestone Cords hold. It * , h e house—look out. R a t s r/uids. Flitted take. States D ep ar t me nt of feiends to telophone to the society vides n place to roll the baby in a t o w •s not surprising that so many motorists in this boa declnrrsl her husbuml mny hem "Bant*— biting them is n o t u n Agriculture An dr ew D u g ga r , of Missouri, spent community have made them standard equip her as often as he pleases. The Judge editor nil i t ems of interest. Every el nftor his hnth is over. " Nursing bottles a t t r a c t r at a. _______ the week end with Charles C r a m e r nnd ment. T he derrur dfor Firestone Cords in the however in-lsts that t'ornatelll must ~ effort will be ntnd, to secure their "he „f R A T - S N A P a nd last few months has broken all records. sl op ln-nfMig | | )s wi f e ■ veil If -lie * OTH K r ion on th»* same day if the Chicago Nationals defeated t h ei r wife comi ng here from Nor th Chro* -‘round. It will s ur el y rid American league rivals in the thi r d Imn tiot n t ' l c t Py |vjeelllg li|it, under - 11Price* were never so low i s they »rc now He is an Adventist older and b u t - described above are a dher ed peliib I -■ (i ll. e i " g. c p Hi,, p. ||. ,. " ‘,s n,"l mice. T h r e e s i t e s , ! crhips never a^ain can mileage be sold *o i " n i mr ii ).unlit ami busi ness men I" series yesterday The pr eacher for thei r people here on cheaply. WHERE STYLE REIGNS" •1Sold a nd g u a r a n t e e d *series fame °now* “s ta nds two ga me s for the S a t u r d a y a nd on Sunday at Osteen "f tlie . i ty of S a n f o r d , Do not de-----------------------------Hardware Co.—Adv. Drying Hair on Roof, Fa l l , to Death ^ D e c i d e now that you will get Most Mile* per n e r a n y t h i n g to the A m e ri c a n Legion When it comes to S E R V I C E ivo’ve -Opp. Ford Service Stulion Cubs nnd one for the White Sox. Snow where they took dinner wi t h Mr. and New York. Mrs Pear l Jleuedict m e - u o u s r . D r o p hr any time and let’s talk tire*. East First Street< > f Sa n fo r d on open a cc ou n t unless you got t h e m all backed off the h o a r d — will break t h n t series up if t hey d on’t , Mrs. Par ki ns o n. lie Is an especial lnstauily killed when . h e fell from h Tt yoor" (friend of Vernon Cramer. a w r it te n o r de r or r equi s i t i on for Q UI CK S E R V I C E T R A N S F E R . roof where site was drying tier ball y» a Week fo r 15 canta— hurry. me. KAY BROS., Sa nford E. S. H OCKEY, Sanford. T hr . -Fr i .- Sa t tfc KKNI \ ULC. WORKS, S a n fo r d. OV IE D O M E R C A N T IL E C 0 „ Oviedo. h?t,v -I .a BEST n For a Generation Daily Fashion Hint American house wives are using Gilumet Baking Pow der tod ay wi t h the sam e success that their mothers experi enced over at bird of a century ago. This perpetual growth oi favor has made dm* mt E CALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER ■vl There isn’t a baking powder of great er merit—there isn’t a leavener ob tainable that will produce more satis factory or positive results. That’9 rvVi: rj ,v.*.v:*U-; povm&Q UPSALLA AND GRAPEVILLE GUM-DIPP MILLINERY and ACCESSORIES CORDS Most $ 2 .9 5 $ 2 2 .5 0 HOSE Miles Dollar CORSETS AND BRASSIERES $1.25 h r $1.50 TO $8.95 Everywhere You Hear It - GLOVES Bnslone Builds the final Cords H' $1.50 $1.95 $3.50 AND $3.75 UNDERTHINGS •m $2.95 TO $5.95 $1.25 TO $2.50 $1.50 TO $2.95 Baumel’s Specialty Shop * ■ — , ’ ■r' 1 /- L ■ i ^,*1f], g H a fe .-. I , . 1 •^iv^fV'- . I AfiSS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 13, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource The Sanford Herald issue published on October 13, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, The Sanford Herald 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"> The Sanford Herald</a>, October 13, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank">The Sanford Herald</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/bb24b61618501a1d8a1155a765e4f0a5.pdf 25c9367c97bce74b8f629937d0c369c4 PDF Text Text SANFORD * p , P C ity S u b s t a n t i a l The Cit v Substantial THU WORLD’S ORKATKST VIXJKTABLK SUCTION S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . S A T I'I II)A V . O tT O H K R It. Ill LABOR MUST SURRENDER RIGHT TO CALL STRIKE SAYS PENNSYLVANIA HEAD lint Does Not Say How I^abor is to lie Protected or When BERTRAND, 01 MEMBER OF DE IS CHAIRMAN ST O R M W ARNIN GS A R K l ' P TODAY F O R I I I K FLO RIDA COAST One of the Mast 1‘rumin Kuropcnn Delegates to I hi* Meeting * W A SH IN G TO N . Oct II (My Associated P ress). The Caribbean disturbances apparently centered this morning near, or -lightly southeast of the Isle of Pines, and moving slowly northward The disturb unee is attended by sirring winds over the Northwestern Cnrihheiin and the F l o r ida Stra its. Storm warn mgs are tip on South I' lot ida coast today . Illy The Aaaurlairl I'rraal i I KVKLAND. n 0«t It w*'ii i,s i . .r o, . i - and tin . . u lives ” , rnlining labor surrendri tin* right to “ W lilt the-e nliservations.'' Mr. s t ' i k e if the railway is to b«‘ stnhil- l a e continued, "I h eartily concur.’" ''Railroad m anagem ent has the soand tin- "r ig h t s of the people to ••ini duty of e f f e .ti n g a revivul ajm.ng uninterrupted transportation MTHre working forces of the spirit of ninln perm anently n w iin sl," Fllslui .1. Lee,* tion, enter-prise and social progress vice- president of the IVutisylvnnin tle- I Wish WI olild return to the t'.indl•dared in an nodre-s ia-l niitnl at the lloll III ■ l: I l l - l l il III tile days will'll * » lit e I . I.g tile ranks thought annual l.ampiet ■.»I t lu \mernun Mill- 1l I i i that he I id a ■hail-e to become presi lllg Congress dent of .............. npuny. and that he " I am not prepaicd to «ay. at the should work for t lint jo b, if lie had it present tim e." Mr Lee said, ' that we in him, o r-a t any ra te for the best should go to" the length <>f absolutely position w h - It in- abilities <ould win forbidding Million dstrikc- by -pts if ' No c •.,!• i hiti III has been done I- statu tes Not would I attempt oth than la ii - ilt ■! fioin tin efforts of ••iwise to lay down any p a i 'i ulnr soim labot •>: g o n u al mu- and their method hv which neeeptlillee of this h inlet a ’ t* 'ipting to iro.it. a per o| t " mg hints. It a- a in tiltin g hllil't'lt foi ! >' bit i. - , I,in a, , epting lie . a l l i.ossiblv »»b W lit) M \ It It IF. D I PI F. IN POOL MAY .. \ IN K K IN S T V T K M F N T Dl'RINO RKSCI'E The en ijer s on OF . CITY OF HONOLULU R ADI O IS S E N T W A SH IN G T O N , O .t, |j. illy Asorjnteil P re s s ).— Application of Vttomc\ General Daugherty's li.|Uor t ransport ..I i..n iiim g to foreign vessels leaving Imiiii I'orl- and Vm.ru an \t - s c l ' leaving foreign l>orts which was t<> have be . tune effectiv e tmluv, was *.f • i iiiniissiotiei after a vi -i l t .. ti n lo Cap!. Walk Asking YYhy He Did Not Report His Position I m n u d i.it i- lv III* The l«.orl»(i-4 I’rrssl I o s V N G F I.F S , O.t I I - C a p t a i n Walk, m aster of the West Farnlbm, will be, asked to explain his conduct during the rescue of the personnel of 'I.. ' it) " f llohohibi a. . . . I . ling to a di-patili tc.eiv.'d h ytllc Shipping llons.l o f f u . s here from .1 allies Shee•h Vl»e p i. -id.'it of the hoard at W .-h m e t'o i t l . I Xngtdes Tiniea llayttt s W hit. LLOYD GEORGE EXPRESSES IDEAS ABOUT TURKS SAN lil te d I- R A N't ISi O. O S tates II nil \ t l . l l W VS K I D S VPPKD VMi l. l V\|i I Vh I N \W \X FROM HIM M—•t.hilw SIXTEEN RAILROADS AGREE WITH NEW ORGANIZATIONS I **11ft 11f t >' •l : K . Oct. |l i laud A president o f tile Federal ' ' mg t ompany, who de b>- arrival from abroad ago that the price of s u g a r , 'ngh, emphasized his re-i '•a> by announcing th at he •ui.'e shut down the federal plant at Yonkers. “S u g a r ■» price" said Mr. Sprcck lcs, ion- in Cuba received in re- i •de assert that there is •vy cane growing that to begin grinding t h e 1 ' I about cine month to six weeks r tian usunl thnt is, they w'ill ' 11 Ib'c | instead of J a n I f".n i France show that *' *- unprecedented in the b. beet rixiis. and a higher •** of su gar contained than "vo rd ed for many years. "Mc.ir nruducers in Furnnn will lie I ) o c i s j o n s ol Ihe I (I ;lu Cl Rem. P i. -l y '' >'» ere I halt I lie fa. t > I I Item, i om m it<>•• m t.l. ■ tilled, ami we hold Mr suspended^ George ( ’ haw nee, model liter >d ginning •onmittee, said wa- coiivu te.l by t In ’ i \ on t i n ............ii ' -i ■ in a l.al lung pool a' >. soil near Lawton. The groom and the minister ng suits Tin* other chargb> swore to it false .iffi ' in. an injunction in dis pievetit nieinhers of his it Lawton fiom inter ' >■■ . ..ndu. t of the a ffa irs ai l I hat h. a. ted of ' due * on sub t at i..|i ' h. Id ill Lawton >>n a ' on as a result of an al 1 -ill fire at Ills former * mbeis of his congregation d lie fired the church to it by in his fight ngauist gallon Mr Irwin charges •tuies set fire to tlie church ' . was found outside Law <iision t i n x aiumm.'r suf ' ' a ttack s he attributed to 1 , . hn rged were trying to <> of Lawton. I’ASS burn in g input t n u n l s .•ompnnies p . i. . o i ding -» . gm g AT TEMPT THEFT LABOR HOARD THIRTY LETTERS GRANTS INCREASE TO EMPLOYEES AN ACCEPTANCE OF MRS. BOUfHEI MADE EY GREEKS NEW AGREEMENT \\ VV VMl M u l u g a n a ml '*• > | j luilllg is ellgageil w'tll lllll s III t III left J * I ,.l l. l vegetables On III i t\ old (|..III tile West hnralntl last night was that the Honolulu still was bullillig l>a> reports told «.f the ca v ing in too superstructure, ih - de-trii. f i--r -tailin g first with tie . «*l,1 . U c ' I. o| bet 'tail.- a ' I a II t ill i kr Ass..rls(rd I 'r r s il W V M IlN U T o N . o .t II The ill-port Thotllns was ordered today ■ proceed to l.os Angeles instead of m I'laneisc.i to land the passeitgem <> ii' d f i •>iii the ( Tt v '.f Ibudulu. D’.\nnun/.io Legion- ’ naires Hreak Out righting Zanella i l i » I Kr s ■••nr In I •«fl |*rea« » I ( INIM I N, «». t It lighting ha I II. otaiiy ft lend- of Mr and .Mrs. i M iiintt arc glad to see them iau k in Sanford for the months. Mr. Harrell is the head of the Armour C a r lini's here. lo. .ken out helwetl I)'A linilli/m - l a g ionnaires and /.nneMn forces in Finnic si n s a lispatch. Aiiioiui iiit'ii sage sta tes Italian destroyers sent to I Mr- Mary H Rutherford <>f O r prevent departure >.f F n -c i-ti forces an.I bui formerly- in business in San fiom / am lo Fiume. foid was in the n l y y esterd ay visit ing her son at Lincoln House and greeting old friends. r Associated f r r s s i K. Oet. II. \nthony je.| iHilli.uMiire bootleg . iiptored i” S a \hi nail ' I * a t i> Talii « I\e.l I S t a te - attoiney Lyon, pie-t.lent of rpliinage of Clmlon, S. toi^ in Sanford yesterday ..nf.ird ciiil.lt.-ii hack to .• with him There are s and niotherliss child‘resbyterian orphnnnge. from Dr. S. W W a lk e r from • oriutii, Miss., states lhat he will hit the road home on Monthly Dr, XV ill i )ut- b.'.oi holding ■ lug res ival me el i fu; a I <. f . on ■*• MI- -------— R"l>« it II I’• . 0.1 -rt ITirnshcr are h* r - with home folks today cum.ug .1 - • i fio m Florida l.’ niversity ••* Gaines\ die t>> see the game nt Orlnndn l.etwe.n Rollins and Florida. They wi'1 retu it t.. then studies to morrow afternoon if the roads nro nt*t washed awny meantim e. �i J^}»* • * modelling an noon an the- library can . ahead ask in g the co-operation of the be tak en care of. mem bers and friends of the depart The* «lny will begin with n c a fa merit in order to accomplish the things MftH FK R D I ) A I ( i F i t Society Editor ^<rin 'hnner front twelve to one t ’oine for which the departm ent aspires Phone 217- W ,*r,n *r fr,e n '*!* "* Especial attention was called to the The hand will he thefe If jo u k«v+ nn 7 f/lrnda Tlalllni j o - 1 and you can next meeting Wednesday, November # on/ rw m w ww wi ruinin have "m iisic with your meal ” Kill, at which time Mrs. Scssom s. mus ■®“ f i or If ¥•■ ■ r t rnlrrtalBlng, writ .a H r —a i «t i >••• card to I'kii I r i it i^ a o T n g M * i The afternoon will he given over ic chairman F F. W ( ’. will send a k a 'ir r iilr ip p rrrlo rd ? ' ** wl 1 a ( oiintry l air The com m ittee mesniigu, and a paper “ Echoes of the - ■ ----------------------------------------------harge expects to make of it a Omiilnui|Un, Bien n ial'' will be given by community joy afternoon .M i s Henry 'W ig h t. SOCIA I, CALENDAR ______ _ T h o le will be a fancy work table. During the social hour delicious le S O C IE T Y BTOD[p][R]E[g[g[E][s]ts- ‘ " ' ' ri l [ ,'1' f" r ‘ t " hl''' 1 mu8,c 'h’I'artment will be there serving various kinds of food and ,ln " kv Th ,‘ memlwra of the social departm ent will be out selling tags P Mrs A. P. Connelly will en tertain ther announcements in next week’s Urn members ° r tho I h j ‘,licn ,c B rid g e column A large crowd gathered lit the Marry F erru n of E ustis was FOX guest of his sister. Mrs. I) L. T h r a s h er yesterd ay. •wo...itoral ..ri.i Do«„-*n. ;;VT, : ; ,,(the V \xr i tf. il Af \ . ;^“'h Kar. .)• pt ‘. ••- • ... .d ‘ . •n.ii-.-h i ,t . tlo M a n prominent II pi esent Orlando Sccrclarv Connelly Talked About Owninyr AOur Home ,1 ._ * ... I ' A ! |. 1 , . ,. 'A Mill.Ill's ( lull I |., V ............... U ,• h' • . • . •t,. * « — • . .1 1 ... 1 1 '* 1 ’ • I’.. I * ’ - *.« da.. . .. *t !.: .»li wi, -it.di r ' i l l - ||. I \\ d tin- 1 fit. n n t « hnirmaii ,.f the u • 1 ham * 111,.., 1' I ' t*T., 1' * • ''■•Ii •• l •' 1 I- ' . ’ , '■ | .Si • . I \ .l| | . ■' ......... .. - -»:*••« it • . f .1 •P '• o J 1‘iirdon, N-.i'.ista • motoring .. 1 It law-son. Mrs. Henry Mrs G e o rg - Wcilnnd, Mrs Tigeumnnn, Mrs Fred Dai "ii were a Congenial party to Orlando yesterday a ft. r till -l erll igi m I* h a l f owner of ( hr 1* ;,,**l 11 Mo t or I ' m , III S-;,nfMt,|. J|||,| Did you ever slop to think th *t a phonograph is one of the few things you can buy that are finod 365 days in the year, rain or shine? Not to own a phonograph or to buy one without first hear ing T h e B ru nsw ick— the ac cepted phonograph of the musical w o r ld — is a mistake. ladle s o f this at ...... ins Ha 1 Ini. UnU-.. ,1 II. de f e s li x. 'll. I l e n n e a s y ..n the "t ' huri- li These a n - o p p o r t u n i t i e s , 1. . . i .l ." " t tin I-a i t h and no < ' ttli .Xit}, l . M , . , i'hr gues ts were g n e t e d at t h e door hy Mr s \V I. Henl ey, ■hai rmi i n of t h e d e p a r t m e n t , and Me s dume s II <’ Dulh.se and S. belle Mai nes At I I • ’> the following program b e g a n, each m hero today and s t a r t th at vacation fund. he increased by the in te re st wo odd. Tho amount s ‘ ' ,,v* W|1> The Seminole County Bank m l.l, l »2' J Maximum Hu Minimum id Range 71 llaronieter 30.0-1 Ham— trace. Northeast and clomlv p ■ ^ ti Ha *.i n ss ta s j m-4 Xu s , STRENGTH Ho Ha H^ Ha Ha * a «» H-i Hj Rr —S E R V I C E FORD TRUCK ■ "s »a Rj H* h* h^ F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e n Late Model in Excellent Condition in, I "i Honda Showers 1 . v h ' :,ri.| >.,1 u r d u l PROGRESS- POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE THE HERALD DOES RUSH JOB PKIMim, **• u, B. & O . M O T O R C O . THE WEATHER SANFORI), FLORIDA Distributors for Ilupmobile and Lexington ( ar> t. in Pa Large Shipment of New Music If >..iir I.,.I isn't resiful, writ*- San •id Mat t ie * * l-iot.iry. Frern h avenue • ' d 17th sir.-, t 1711 -,t |, J . H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 The Churchwell Company 10 Stori'H in Gcorgin- -I S t o r e m I >rI»1h OUR TAILORING MAN WILL BE HERE SATURDAY AND MONDAY, OCTOBER 14th AND 16th II >011 are particular about your ( lothes, and want them made to \our notion extra trousers to match come t<» our store SATURDAY and MONDAY. V llistuiy." f., l earn -h>»ild 1 ,q ( " t h e r xxar with t he m in E u ro p e that would lie very s e r i o us to the whole world. Mrs Gen Fellows xx as ele« ted presulm t and the meeting adjourned, num ber being rendered in a c h a r m i n g ________________________________________ Mr. W. H. Tolbert representing Too Late to Classify m anner: ! FOR SALE—1 Buick Six W A N T E D — Young married man, per* I manently located in San fo rd , desires . ... . ... ,, |osition. A n y th in g considered. z\d | .......... 'd re ss "W o r k , enre o f Herald. 171-2tp S E V E R A L H O U S E S f o r ja ie . Ses 9«-tfc Thigpln. EO|{ SALK lied iiiiiiirc** and -prings 3 pplx cornet Fight Ii and 1 h 1 Mi 1 1 t-oli Sin"' I >avi» I auri I avenue |71 *jt p Mi-*.-- I b, Im.i and Thcrma Mall. Mi-- Helen Witte, accompanist P E H M A N E N T WAVTSH;. s Ra 111 poo P.dly the M ediator” (rending) mg. Midp and facial treatm en t. Miss Hosainond Hndford Mrs. McCoy. W elaka A partm ents At the conclusion o f the program 171-iltr Mrs Henley in a gracious manner ex ! ' ' ~ ~ pressed her ■pleasure at the atleinlaiu e ■ •'I'd -spoke briefly of the year's work _ » r1(jx ( Cv nii»| s h i pi*iiv m en o f t4 i1 ex 1itV ill IttUsic. *Lah 11 tt wa u ni v. * _ -Hintermister Piano Co. 1GH-tfc rr \ GJljr ftrliarfi'r-IHrrftuu (Jatlortuij (Cn. Touring. Se e (trow at II & (). G arage. 17 1 -'Itp Miss Mildred Sim m ons "A Lapse of M em ory" (read ing ) S tew a rt Mrs. John Deen ( a ) •T r i fl e s " ( v o c a l! F ran k (K ey ,V, imrhlu . . f ,Itur 11 ■* Voorhis (Ii) “ A L ittle S o n g ” A rth Mrs. Ju liu s T ak ach iikach / t’ornet dm t K l a i ” Ov,-r the S t a r s ” (Corue King V\r . ----- Sanfurd ■i f **1 h a n d ......... ii'd <pia.ilito.^ o f .,.||,,u \J.. *uy ni ght xxe had a most i nter da i s i es in b a s k e t s and j a r d i n i e r e s . j,r- e - t m g tills on tin- s i t u a t i o n m Turkey tisticiilly pla. e.l and (he f a i t that xxe a r e f a c i n g un- Mozart H O M E of IIIU S S W I l K 11 Mllss I hem Fantasia in D Minor (Piano solo) II. W. ALLION MUSIC ( O. KM D|-.l'\ 1(1 M E N T Ea. h Monday evening will he de .a ii'io i.o f the Worn voted to d ifferen t su bjects Next ...................... of I'.eJJ •_* | Monday will be a le, lure l.y Hex F r ;d. -i-.niilx U <diu-s.I.,x after,iMMh, ••. t u be r l l t h with a soeial tell and tin e Je m ’> III \ M„ tM T IK H M G A N M \|{|f| \|,H . ||(| |(,s || \ \ -Mi|fh |‘loi d-i point >, tmd xx ill be at h nn .i t him U . * 1- if**f st 1•el , l|| s ;infot,i. aft( 1 Hi t :*n < lei mo,It i o, „ ■-mi M . f l)o .1. .it Ii ■ 1 Mi 1 h. niitf* V Sanf* •id fro,n|s \ I *1 *•-s W 1 . , , i t .d’ **' 1 1 in* *ti h« i i * • f Ml I• i f ur. •n « \f *•nd t h» i, • i at • • ii *1 1 • t v\ 1 -h. * ! !h. • .... ii . pa i l in* » * ’ - 1 • 1 »... ’ •' a i 1 .< •!.,. . i < \ i i n H it W O M E N ’S 1 E \«. | K • • l** ' »ui )i ..ill . 111. - t i n k •M 1,' lot 1\ , n \ nip; it In an d loX . M.1 \ M e g in lot k Monday night (lie b. . ill.. '• in .ir l .1 I, , , , I a ,1.1 |. 111III .ail i . ithohc Winn, •n’s |.e a g u e met at the i r In u at g•u Lh|i t. II II. w ill surely lie Ip hull and will meet «*\ i*ry Monday i hem night h erea fter. Times When You Appreciate Your Brunswick Most , . * • 1 1 "«» lliilidled p f . p l . . . . I ll , | I,..I 1 o f III, f,,rt'll|os( of |haf i l l y ' In .ltd Huplendid talk ••usine" no n, i n , o \ i n g ., ss ,.|. . i,, | I •n . 1 > 0.1 , ,]|, 1 .1 •t . | ,,,. ' . >• I 1 h . . . . ghoul . . 01 1 . ip . |.t,| . '' 1, .1 s lie >1. I l l , , till- ' . ' ‘ T 1 ' . M i l . ||||,| l i e ] I - • ,. . I l l ' s ' ' >' • • Spe. I f I .,|.| |. | •• e.| ., I.r.ll . Ii .U-, |], s f..| II . II up Ml S i t I h, M i«i> ' 1 Iid. I.eg - ings NEWS We can easily guess nt the weather today. It will rain and then get colder. It w as Mt yesterday 14ml Jh e chances are it will he cooler tomorrow. This is F a r m er's Day and the hanks a re <losed. Kathei tough on th e farm ers ,, , , , . . . '* Eangley o f Lakeland ye-terdu> the guest o f Dr .. ... . ,, , W I l.an gley Mrs l.ang , , a lo rm e r resident of S an has many friends here. '• ng Ml/.in ha 1 v, l e . n h e i of III E i l ' t i s l.egin re ' ........ .. domei ii c s< lence in the High School Immediately fnllowing the cere , svill lecture tomorrow afternoon on **'*»•*>’ they left for a wedding trip to -at ids and it will he very interesting Tampa. St Pet ersburg and other % -1_r». . . •" ... . i , , _ a ,“l 'O • "N " a s ford and 1 mod |'r«»i* r«im •It 'l l, - s ee me d I.Ill a f ew m m u l e s l egt. ||, , | l\ 1(|) 1.1 -. thill a nd nts t rih f iv•• to Ihe . , .X I' nlmHto \i, ' 1* •'.it, Iif •( «•f XI t an*t Mr Ji.hn f 1 o. bin r, and ^ • »• ••! <\ W11 > iiT: l i d \ tu 1 '••rr \ 1, , , 1 ,f - a .i f .id. si,n ,,f \D and ii.. •r.g 11 '•* ‘d.|i..«l l . l - ..|| 1 *n»k •i\ riiiif \D - K 1 J . ■eingaii, of Dim n, *S’ ( fh* A|ti- 1 L.l- In •ti fit XI. |. m.'if t l.-ii at lb,- home ,.f th. ' • • '.p ■*- •• m.< at 1 ,-n Hu* morning * .tint \\hi t •• ■ 1 " |Ii1 f •ol I lx II T . *»! t hi San ford Itap •h. I • I I I ' :»it«•h • 1 1f»g D, 1 t ' l ....... • ' I d.i \ I l.l- w • f t i' mting Tin* w. t k \ U , , t - li 'i . . 1 i mg •*1 I . 11 ••l •f at \ ..f t }|. X W . O—d Th. ! • ........... 1 . - 1 w. - a l f.nd U , !•* . g A 1 Mini \ •»».if t n • \\.1 tlli K i n .. - , 1 1 1 g <t r. i >. i-i !•• ah. 1 (• . rf.. .ft. .Ifni hi 1 • - pa * ' *o » j, ,-.1 I !.,r. ,o , i • -id. (•>. -• a up i •»*»•■* ' • . b ,,. -.infold and Mr h|., , ■> ) 1 no:, in g V o n 11* ,i M 1 1 ).. 1 r ,. i. polio .1 ),. t | P •' no. • inn, U ,. d ••• 1 ast .1 . 1 IIl|.'11 ; , , •llllllg f I ,l||| x*. .1 Ho It. !|. i 1 l..m. - ‘ , i • ' ' I- .uni Iht Iimiii rhat hi tu,tit ' I* diariii She ha- t-njiiyeil an ’ *• i! •■* ■ ut ii., on, no, 1 11 which O'* pa •'* in llu till |if, ,,f j hi i s . 1 \<,li<. . a n own til.*ir homes if they r l * v **0d is a nietnlier of several . luhs. *t , Then g e t your SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE d au g h ter Georgnna motored to Or .......Comhinh busim.H, p |eJllum. _______ i»l>v ,- •> . n . . ..., nV(.r h|.n . yi.„teri,ny wllh h j„ j Mrs , , , T h ra sh e r er, route ,, , , mime I rom .st Petersbu rg, |ir» ^« nl .it ( h e N|ih |»*I I I oiim- i •— i •f«1.1 \ \11 »•r 11 * •11 v«f». aEimpEmmiNiiaiBmisj: I « " II M--.It .* 4. • |he \ i-iio i- . Wouldn't it seem good to have enough to “do „ t and still have some l^ft o v er? PATHE REVIEW K «f C Hall on Oak nve . Inst night Among the recent v .s it o r . in Or and joined the local Knights In their |umlo f rom .sM„ford was Mrs. Hubert celebration of the anniversary of the Grnvenstein ^ ^ discovery o f American. Columbus Mrs. Jo h n Leonardi. to I 'ay is celebrated all over the United ,{(.v A s , . w|| is Orlando tu Ha , . . . . » . . . ” •■■ wiiuiiiju in ng M O N ,, A ' M,' UK n,‘*'h' ' < nlumhus. lJny Iltu.„ding ..conference with n i s h - ’ *-, St Agnes Guild will meet with Mrs. •' m'a * h o l e program was arran g MnnM o th ,,r ,.|l>r>ry> ^ J o h n I.....nardi at tier home on Oak ' *’>' *he K nights that included tniisi _ " n>. , at : ;n p m. caL rnimU-rs by Miss Madal.ne MaiMr. ami Mrs. G. I). Hurt and ^ a n d sati«fa> to>n t hat w e at* al-h t<> a n n o u n c e t h r o u g h mir . l ob . idunili the i out plet ion i.| the hasenu' l l t in the hit’ ll s< l l ' sd whi c h 1 s til us ed for the Even though you practice every sort o f cv,,,. ,,,.. tion, chances are you return "b ro k e .” — And— the PROGRAM B E T T E R HOMES W E E K ---------* . SATURDAY ' " . ' V ‘ * ' r J * ' kr,u an< \\OM \ V S i l l || ( AI.ENDAK -lohn ;s, h.rnrrd, followed by a very ---------- • inspiring lecture, on the life o f ColTuesday umlius, hy T. J.' Noone o f Orlando. S " ' ini Deparnient will huve a short Following the en tertain m en t games I.UMI!— meet m g followed l.y bridge f' " ' hundred, bridge and hearts at : i<* P m . with Mr* K p Morse •njoyed until a late hour a f t e r a* hostess which re fre sh m en ts were served. Mrs , , i, n i , ,, . . . . o . I Herndon and Mrs. S A. Hive " o n first prizes fur the be st bridge " edllesdai ... . . . . »lis \ |- MaMeni and M |) U • f , n . I a part no nt ■i Ed | ,1 I, , . '•“ O '11. •'» 1 'king t In- prizes f,.r i he in at n i. . , . , . .. ... .. niiiidt' .| u.iitii an.| Marlin D in . , , , It is with a great deal of pleasure ''n 7' ,h<' hv“ rts TO YOUR VACATION l-TM) - AI sm at ■ nominal sum. Hut one and help \\ oyd ruff and Ed. Higgins, ’ refresh remodel the eltili house. merits. And this is not all, watch for f u r - ____________ __ ---------SA 1 1 ItDA^ WE’LL AD SOMETHING T h re e men and a girl stranded on a desolate South Sea Islan d ; here is romance and adventure and a story of a g irl's supreme heroism. the afternoon were: Mrs. W E. Henley anil Mrs. H ( . DuHosc, in c h a r g e ; Meadames M Minnrik and Sch elle Muitles, decorat ,„ K; Meadames II. C Du Hose F I. „ , <MNT8 “THE LOVE FLOWER” 1 h,‘ com m ittee for SAVINGS WF. P A Y . P E R C E N T I N T E R E S T ON S A V I N ,,s I). W. GRIFFITH'S F r i d a y — The regu lar business meet “ r , l ‘ 1,1 ,hat r a " for n D e*hnienta of hot tea. sandwiches, ing or the Sa l lie H an so n C hap ter, , " ‘'Mft " i l l be gladly accepted. The pa kies, nut cake and mints were N. S.. I). A. I t . will be held at 3 : 0 0 ' ' T ‘ T «««*l'»rtmtnt are collecting .erved. o'clock with Mrs. Percy Mero, ns hostess FR ID A Y ... . „ -ks ib dam c, at the Club House, • TONIGHT of Cincinnati, will be here to take your itieasure. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Saturday and Monday Tailoring Days THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY First Street SELLS it for LESS Welaka Block �A R RIV A L b rin e u s .l n t o c o o p e r a t i o n w ith o th e r u n i he nations nstend o f rvnlry.* T h a t should be tho ani o f our natonji! Icjjslaton . A n *, tig ih.. ., ( — Tampa Times. Lincoln House are Mr. J | _t The Herald w ithes to a g ain con j Ind., " ' h o ts grntulntu the High School football j on The History j ■ team upon winning an o th e r v ic to r y .' Mr W r \\, It shows tra in in g ami th e proper |seatin g the mt. ,, support of the home people. T h e te a m vtlle .Ionnoil dnl not have the support last y e a r and Mr F H \| with no equipment or en co u rag em en t leskill. N y could do nothing. T h is y ea r it is d i f Mr -I li Allan ferent and with the people o f San fo rd M r. U M"lit gun . r standing by the hoys they will mop Mr. J Muki l ,.f i up with the rest o f th e fctatc. representing Hi, \, -------------- o-------------c i d e , o f N e w York I I A L O W S ’EN D A N C E Mr VV I l.au.g There wjl! be a H alo w c’en D ance on Miami. Tuesday evening, O ctober 31at nt 8 :3 0 Miss M. M lm. at tho P arish House under the au spic es of tho S t . A g n es Guild. Ti ic k e t s F A R M K R S — You can lexers may bo obtained fro m any of the frumca and irrigation jn tii members of tho Guild. 17I-3tfc San ford Novelty Works. men and' money, without the full t oMass., II Readers should not In* surprised operation o f her own people, or else U ii'hirigloii Verdict, established in according to R o g er \V. Bnbson1 tie she has to lose India, E g y p t, Persia HHi Rumor-* Hi st al e press ein les , n o s e o f (In r e c e n t a c t i o n Ho you wonder of t h» .; <! ih. Holy Land. llle t " lip' effect that in a! least two -tuck m arket. W h e n i n t e r v i e w e d it i In- 'to . k m a rk e ts broke * t i t l e- of i onsiderable -iz’e t h t l e is 1 \\ I . a t w i l l h a p p e n ' ’ I d<* ' r o d H idl esl e> regaidtng the matter, Mr ' L e w i s m i l 1*1* C lreaUllo. Mannser brewing the merging " f i hr lot. dull lt>(j HV sult| t he seriousness of know; hut whatever happens, there Phone 33D-W atlrr B p - 1 ____ m t" " m* sii list a nl i ul publication, , Jle f.'uro,)t.n„ situatio n is g re a te r than will he no chock on business. The li.li ked solidly In. the business inter- most people realize. I n l M r r t p l I u B P r i ce In A i t i n r e farm er will be helped by hig h er pricf&rOO te i lrlr for the purpose >1' enabling tin Manufiv'luring and “ It is re ally su rp risin g that the e- for wheat. a.oo ■U Months publi^hur* to tfrt out n tm ly mrtroU e llirrrtl In f l) / b ; Carrier stork m arket has held up so well dur -hipping will become more active. The One Wee k IB re n te pt>||tan rww-paper and thereby direct st o f living will go up Money will mg the past two weeks O f course T b r bljr 13- In IS-p>sr M '« k l i ller- 1> b e n e f i t t i n g t he h o m e t own b o t h in the break was due to th e g ravity of he firm er and scarcer. People will ■M r n l l r r l r c o irra Hrnilnnlr Count/ t a i la pnbltahrd f i r r y Frida/. Ad»rr- t h e m a i l e r o f p r e s t i g e a n d d r a w i n g the Turkish situation which w a s un '< II their f o r e ig n securities. T h e stock tla la s ra lra madr kmmn » applies- p . i ^ e r a n d a l s o 111 t he i m p o r t a n t fin derstood only by the big bankers in market, however, will not permanent (Ian. Urm nrrallr la potltlra^ $3.00 per , pear, a ln a y a In ad ia n rr. WV o f rife uni t ion. [ . a k e l a n d Star New York T h e real f a c t s are that H s u ffe r W hen the fin an cial hisMBMIIKU TIIK ASSOl'I ATI III l,S B M |hll'k'flllll. F r a n c e is today in qu ite u sim ilar po lory of U*22 is written, this will be Tha AaaueUlrd I’re«» Is oicluslvsljr sition as th at held by G crmnny in chronicled o nly as a 'break in a hull j 100-tf* • n l l t l e d t o t h s us e t o r r e p u b l l c a t l o n o f n n o v l i i K l l l <KI K r | . ' m \ v\n a l l n e w s d i s p a t c h e s c r e di t e d to It o r J 1 ■‘ ■Iv'i. 1 II l*-lIt >1.1.1 A I.M 1 A , A . Ml HU I. market.' Moreover, the w r it e ’s will " J o in the Sem inole County Motor not oilierwlee credited In thpi paper I f It's a ptnno, eft!J fnr is Ot'irr T H E P U B L IC “ The real seriousn ess of the dan e l d * 'C onsid ering th fV g rcat seriousand aiao (tie local, news published Club, to d a y !" He a bo o ster f o r your S E R V I C E T R A N S F E R . * herein. ^ g er has somehow been hidden. The • ,s of the Turkish situation, it is All righ ts i>t re-publlcatIon of apodal town and county. 170-6tc I h e m a n who kn o ws ' o f a c a s e change has com e s w if tl y , A few most su rjiris in g that the stock mardispatches heroin sro also reserved T!ir L'n- Sat-tfe " h e r e t h e r e t> an i n f r i n g e m e n t of t he Only the weeks ago F n g la m l w as in the sad k t has behaved so well. Office i II Kit A l.tl III 11.1)1 X(i. I*h..ne 14 l aw R aK gnge? W o g e t ’em g o in g nnd a n d l a c k s t he c o u r a g e t o m a k e die. At co n feren ces she was the dic fact that bu sin ess was nut inflated coming.— Q U IC K S E R V I C E T R A N S - WOOD F O R SALK At $: .0 per tori' i: o r o p e r c o m p l a i n t to t h e p r o p e r o f sawed and split ......... . tnMlur( point' helpw normal F E R . ta to r. She did the talkin g and * i was still it pnull* T h r . - F r i - S a t - t f c livcred .*f*’Fin11 in ^ A-iilrf a s * l e t * . a m i u m k i a f f i d a v i t t o it is a in Qn Sanford ’ i ■’ 1-ranee did tho w orrying. Today tin v.vcii the situation. Had the nation d'pijr u j Mackei amount nnd book .Hi ■„ ],.M f„r ^ situation is ju s t the re v erse . Knglaml in I‘.*22 been enjoying a period of V. . 1, ti c '.tin t e e n t h is over and I.nrRt? .shipment of new music. ery in order rece . l u i i o e << i Vn dr i w s , o f t h e .seven is now in a hole. F r a n c e deliberate!} '. .d prosperity there would h ave been h.t iue writ* hat m .tone. — Ilintermister Pinno Co. 108-tfr plainly, state win'! • ■<■ti t11 Hide t a 1 . i M i t t o f F l o r i d a , w a s witnessed a re a l old-fashioned p a n ic '* ’ * t pin* or put her there. I g ,i i at a li. li I l f - -r I’ ll ■ n |.y t i l e mixed is wanted. 1 ■ " in*}-, s « . -------------- o-------------"L ngliim l alone ot ail Kuropea I i - l a t e *i* th> t a l i i < iu \ \ at K . s M i n m . e i h n i i t h c r o f C o m m e r c e re The Herald delivered, 15c per week, ford, Fla., Route \ I* A !5| » a B l S ) t n * 5 notions has stood for law and ordci * I -■•• it :s . illicit nt it 'ti >.’ii),t'i' i to > 2 0 b , i c t i l l y a n d m a d e a n ____________________________ i address from t-, Otto it is said It jia-d t ' be mi editor " n u h ti.e l o i i i i i i c W s p a p e r d i s t i l l s t hi s She alone lias stood for the payment M ....................................................................................................................... .. of debts, and the fu lfillm en t ol obi; and |.oliti> i.tn in his case. ( n o t a t i o n a s t h e e s s e n c e o f hi s t h e m e . g allo n s. Germ any and A u stria arc — T h e j u d g e ari d t he s t a t e s a t t o r n e y , bankrupt Chaos reig n s in Russia J he . tfi. .il- n. New Tei.se} a r e j <]| To m* * , i t l - o put s t r e s s o n t he i iiio.r.i .ir>. i '.it like a .1 t |o-t s h e e p put i m i les h a v e in e x e c u t i n g tile pur Italy is on the verge of bankrupt. ■ ha I ranee is i ompt onusm g. ' Kugland i mi t h a 1 Mills Hull , ;,SC take the t “ 'i o f s t o u t " law “ Nil c o u n t y c a n 1 r i ru r •a a of a r nitc an 4 HI fw « l UN find the he !•• t t c r t h a n its j u r y b o x , 1' t he s t a t e s the only co u n try who hiis told us that U U Cg -he will pay h er debts with intere-i w 'Mil'll , " .TFH \ a \ |.I|1J I / ' I Law enforce « I M IN K I \RMKK IS H ISS \ I IS l.ligl.ilid-' poll, y w ith I tel ill..' o ■It I till I --1 - III.'.. la . i \ i g o r m i r l y hi,been in .(p o sition to that F1KH ■ i li 'I il ■a! L i. I hi ' \,. . ' i n 1 p u t o f tin 1 lain',luig'al.ii has wimteil to g. I • ■ i t , " *1 tl.al meal t Hie T,..-1 nt 1} I " ■ t «t th. ■! -■ i. - - loti L e v p r i i i s t.f produce are not so lor !■'ranee as itnii h out o f (ierm.e pi i. . ha i n t u i i . i ’d i . in i in.)li > Till* tl ii ’ ■ 111v\- the mu wh a t i icat ed a[siasihle without killing the ......... 1'I. of a d etrim en t to the f a r m e r s is f|, N W We i art o tip lit a l o n g i i s - i o u iif m r i i - a n d t h e n s el cctluv a n 1 accompanied l>> low prie hut still for demanding th.e e g g Lt. : i-uai •1•■I■ k U It I iut m e a t , a (i and l u t i i ’Us that ti"'k plat in land was Kurope's lug brother am! " f the th in g s he IS compelled to f i .i-h. rough . oiint> 'V It is llie exchangeable value 1 Ih f o l k down in tie 1Ivirgladps hi...... di '< u - - 1 oils ate o ort ii w lull upon her the financial world has r. lied < m int« nmt e tlutn I lie J111 *s *11111i rf .. !■ Mil. A 1 a hu. i n ii they I' ars ami c e n ts . If $1 wheat o r Ill “ Todac lingland ifaced with figi t •ii i -.i f li.it rani of lot i, lit On -. i itiiMi he. 'll lo tio n will tmt more of tin* it u.■ • ( mg r. ur"pc h e s t a n d p n Fid in R. a. h -t*n ii . it inti. «d.d tie ■ I \ ii 1 mi •r. • \ ••riirm e* ■ I t i . . " I t h a n t i n v w o u l d w h en i1 t 111 ii |. ■‘ - H I ! • i r, in FROM OTHER SANCTUMS I You are Welcome j| j | To Our Place for Inspection We are now prepared to serve you in the 8 most polite way, with every eonwnn ik'F ami j the best of food which speaks for ii>ut‘. mudinners are above the average. o r.- f A til. f' . , 1' 1 i .* I A It h« r * M l |M " *• i * j ! *• i - r l*U .i J I t • 1 1* t in •f t, III t oday * t » ft ' • ' \ ’- 1 - .« i l l . , 1 -1 j r»» ^ t | , 1'‘ .1 ! ,; 'A 1 , 1 1 , G e r n ' • t ktv 11 ■1 •*,*•t . W..l|b| 1, , If Mi ll . I • u :»j • f . 11 i I 1. •1 1 ■ | • ,' ' J.t f. .-I • ■ ■ - A ' >U '*,, *. |; •! - |t f '11t1 %' i1- f l *2 ;. at Jli I ♦,tt a. „’i 1 . . 1 1 t i t t. 1' 1! M- f i f 1 it r. c H (t. i Mi i f Ill W.i*- IM Mi., -. p.v III l .|ll\ ' ' ’ t ‘ n- t i l l II t Vnat e f . j 1 . i *1** til - 'H’\ out he wi l t nII • », , , 1 1*. A,. » ,1 f tin , ■ 111 f . . r 1s 11.4 - 1 •! hh*. 1 lie •'till . 41 th. an. ) to- lal Dinners Served from 12-li and '* a ■ M ■ (' - r. 1 4 all l el j i t i ' VI'lir Wll* tie " i 1 Ill.tr \ lor. j t t* r n , i f t \ •* ai .it *h ,1 r, |iai i g t upn i r »l h i ' ■ v al u e as gi> 1* i if iff* n • t ' . 1 - H ill i h . ' ■ 1. -. f-.r 1TVs t i h* « \ n i i i l i - rnul i on. V I'lle l ug In 1r |*ri. c ft * i ril 1".it i Ml -u 111111/ * ■■u 111 L a- '*1 .-I t u t . '1 til. ■ p o p lit, .j •1.111 - ' ,1' l • ■ 1 t* •' ^ I r 1 1.1 * f 1, ( •<f 1 n T111j 11 > m* 1 4 tl .11 II I1* :*■ ' ’• 11 1 n I . 4 f ' o f ■h. ( 4’ I' ' •A,!' I!’| 1, III r J. j* , 1 li o h t.i h> \ r. * .* 1 r 1........ .. * ,( W f } I .4' *•1 t It i 31 » I .I I ;! ‘ f ?i \ 1 t t . ’ ,1' 1, \ - 1f 1 'i r t . 1 * 1 ' T♦ .1 f 1 >. ( 41 4 , » L i it ... '1 - 1 II- ■ ., . , .. .1 1 , fl I hi - 1. r ' tu *, - tim ol 1 m u %( , i *1 *1. 1 .. I * it 50c ■ SUNDAYS, i *>( Fresh Apalachicola Oyster- ( wav vuu like them l i n :,' onl y re 1 1 1 l il t n • t , •1«r«4«f p * ' ' I ' d s' ,t r i n . . > (.a h . - f 1 •Min 1 it v ’ 1 |.|. •\ ,•! t. •.4 ‘ . - law with Li i' t.ii .ii,.I o b l i g e d t .. | a> s i i i t ur n p r o e> i - ii.- i. r i hi- labor, bis tools and evoryh.iikm g e -ii ,.! *... I Ills l- Wl l ) til . ' . i ■• i1 r l l l . l i c III Ill'l l 1,11) l i k e } ami IF , fcoW c o n d e m n s t h e p r o f i t e e r w h o i s e n t i e n v up tin j u i y ,i«t ? 1 i l . i U 1 ■l , 4 t . h.i . j o- el l but | t 'u ••ring t o m a i n t a i n w a r p r i c e s a m i w a r a t ut ■■ 1 * ’*1 .1 T' i infit- it e\(,lai'i - u t,. ',.ok- ..1.1 f *v'• r.t making •i i. 1 > .!• f 1 ■ .11 * k i ‘ ....................... ...... 1 ' 1 11 ' t • 1 1} |1 1, , 'xtn aw a r e l i k e l y ‘' l l , . ' * to hi* It * • ?, J ■U! • * . ‘ * .1 1.4 ; ' "i, HR lid.. . wimli l : i . , ^ t . i •■■I * I • l o . l t . - , , I t 4■ff1 I ,| Wll T h e B ell Cafe WM. CAKNASION, MjJrr. i neii W h d to i! , bat lo|,n| I la . .11 e I to VIS I tto tarnui.g i h in. til o - Ail 1 *. g ' . ' i t * -* i't" e !,• Ft *. a r * 1 ' II • li.i h ' ' , i •- in ■ 1 i v t i i ' 1 i J,. r rtivs 1 , • tliii ■ ■ '' , ••f a < a 11 i IN K '. , in no i -lotie g i v e US i i d i h l to u l In , - 1, i in he Mot i ved -top i In- I' rain it and W e a t h e r l e i li- h a v e I III! st n r m ileiiil) I'. ■ I ------ o------- \l U o.| i i . f.. I i i a ,i ’ ■■ In ,!i t 1 g I..i-l ' W o o l . I ti.it l i ) a ho ■, iI, i" tat."- the m a r ri ng • t o t he " I' or N il I liai .'in to K M * H |{ U . K lit II H IM . U- ■ i ug • (■el I o,j " f Mu. Of* I ■1,. I■ ■to I , . '. ,nip,any , ih o i.txat i 'O fo f v.. y e n t s all t m p r o x c m e l l t s fol |e i d o n t i a l p u r p o s e s m a d e wi t hi n ih.- c o r p o r a t e l i m i t s o f t he c i t y . U is u n q u e s t i o n a b l e that sonic S t i m u l us m u s t he g i v e n t o t h e I ' Ui s t l l l e I ’. ' T l O s l- 1. n ir >I j 11 - ! n ls.at i lovii < hamhi riant wit- a g lo at halted hy the tialiy hark at , ulling •■i n j i p e r s in now Ha te i. unit a talk George ie signing and iisig n .iig l i e n never htg man that was not rabble Small curs ustie- heels of a m a s t i f f . i ut i,ut thi 'iliitrity i*literUunrr*" who fi,..k t " I I.u ala in the winter time am) will soon lie here again. T h i - -tati i- ‘ iflh'l all winter with people asking for par! of the proceeds of en te rta m m e iiis and other ways of g ettin g the motley Sanford should have an association to take cure of nil this work and give tile outsider the 1 old shoulder. AN E C O N O M IC N E C K S S i n . G eorge Goolsby, in his Warn hula A d vocate, s a y s tluit fewer and better n ew spapers seem s to hi' the order of th*- day and gives th at as the reason for mum' recent , oris,. lidiD ..its of fu vspuper piatil - t In Hugh-ul ! lorn la Then i s u h a t lynir u- t ,,,. mu. h : It .1 Li . Ill pel i t U'll olid wl nn t hi o e r u i s ;n t h e newspaper field th un.) immunity, not only the newspaper publiifhers themselves pay the penalty but the town or city itself come.- m for a goodly portion of the recreation ■loll o f l e s l d e l u e - III t . e e s h u i g Ever) . th we m> losing s to re - of pros ,„ v t,v e citizen s, scores of families if you p l e a s e , w h o wopl.l la* real a s s e t - to o ur . ommunmty if t hey . ..uld h* p l o t e - l » ' g hi I d l"W l.t go! ,, t ■' . ( K h “ I* p>r hand Ib is hurt the pride of a g a i n s t t h e i n e q u a l i t y o f c o n d i t i o n s . 1 h e y a r e hi s a t l y i n p t s , f e e l d o s o m e France who patiently aw aited b< r t i m e s a nd ill a d v i s e d as t h e y m a y b e . port unity I u-t month >1 . am. i t.i yj in vi d h. t< remedy liaise j ..inljtion of w In, li mlITII, el 1 ■■ ha - u-t . .ie •* I ........in|,l «11 1 1 . . 1.1. M1m*•t \ mi l u i%u 1 iT ' . ♦*!! - 1V I ...i l* 1. f ’h .in i ■mu .14 1 lit Ml’. ft 111j ft»M|* tl' tile D 1T»IU4’1 ' t u» ijj -h t |.at.ji4 . .1 l . i ' , ■ • * ,J » ■• ■ ■1 .1 . lo - hi > 1 *1*1 ■m41 tf1*4» t n 1111 ut, j....... t ’ I ' \ I ' " IT c .it ■1 .1 ei*ti» ■rally is, cannot do ev ery Mategp p., m i If , aiumt bring ratft ->r Mill •kly 11 •tfi.i Ul\ 1v 11 mg slune . m*r ni a hole and j hi , all it i bangc the me \*»r wh.it . .1 •. .1 th. able 1 a w » -I'll I. m a r k e t to of supply and demand. Tiio ak and Iut irltfll hi nds to tuinlili II. i ii«i, pi .jih- ,rc farm er has been given n place in the against war. T h e re is the im niorj of tiew ta r if f law, tint it is likely to tin recent bloodshed. T h e r e is still prove un illusory relief Thom as W. the w arning mark of great sorrow An Lninont, an em in en t hanker, whom we Li glishm an, too. cannot - c c him self have quoted b e fo re , and who has t<> Turkey to fight. When Ger- L.nned Ins opinions a fte r a m r e f u l thundered in Europe right at study of world conditions, say s of the England's doot the En glish Tummy ta r iff he " ,,s f , f '' •" L g h t . Hut t o d a y it is “ We shall he fortunate i ndeed VALDEZ DINING ROOM AND GRILL H. Cattaneo, Manager SUNDAY DINNER $ 1.00 12 Noon to S I\ M. Hi -t. i Sh rim p Cocktail Torn (Tam Chowder Olives Celery F ile t of Red Sn apper, T a r t a r S hu . •• Roust S t u f fe d Sp rin g Chicken Whole Broiled Live Lobster. Drawn Rutte' R oast P rim e Ribs of B e e f .to Li- if S o m e of these people mist liny d e f e r e n t The E n g lish m an r. mem w*‘ do mu find th at in practice th e IM Steam ed Rice Mashed Potatoes industries if t he e w i t , new propel t i e s to their ,"’rN sadly what happened at Gallip ta r if f protects a lot of liking Hut h a li n g muthei rental tmr Ne remembers the fearful cost that do not need protection and c u ts Combination Salad sab property m quantity sufficient 1,1 <aoi|iiermg a few H.-ai- m S . i i h " f f from our f a r m e r s and m anufucturl„ give any . hoi. e of selection a n d , A f " r knows that there are l'rs a lot of fo r e ig n markets that are Meringue Glace Assorted I '• rarely even a sin g le opportunity, we ,,v‘‘r 200,000,000 M oham m edanat ready to buy o u r commodities." Baked Apple with Whipped ( ream ate i otupellcd to see these people pass I urkey's back door. I’h. se are words of truth nnd soberIOI and locate elsewhere. "E v e n the E n glish m an w i n , ha-n't ueks, and they a r e followed hy the a s CoflTeo Il is possible th at conscience can be 11 N(,n th at is already lost or a son to Bcrtion th at be " n e v e r knew a counsalvtsl by say in g that those who come 1"SG has taxes to pay E n gland, with , r >' tr« broke because of abundant in and a re able to build could do so her intentiu nuf paying her debts, is. crops,”but they do not ca r ry much if they realy wanted to. but that is the only European country that real- comfort for th e farm er who muBt a poor su b s titu te for new citizens b taxed her people severelx The or Bill at present prices, He suppleI’h,. fact that cannot he eliminated dinary English tradesm an i- up to his '" c a t s them with th e statem ent which - that these people must have a plnre * 1*111 in taxes. (E n g la n d bus t h e j nu*y **c more tr u t h fu l than p a la ta b le >,f residence at once- They cannot go highest tax rate in the w., u h. He 'h a t “ in the lon g run the fa rm e rs , into a s t a te of hibernation while they * snot eag er for m o p , the v eight of hke the rc*t of us, will fare b e tte r 01 , are having a home built; living mean-Uvhich would a lm o st break him. T h is ''* moderate sc a le o f prices with s m n l l ! ■ while is compulsory. *» the proposition with which England fluctuations." Throughout the period of frantic is faced. She has eith er got t„ fight Ib is is true, too, but the f a r m e r s hunt log in this community we tlic T u rk s at a tr e m m d o u - . ,.-t ,,f arc not to be blam ed if they "v ie w h..,i iln* l o w e r i n g prices of , . ■ in, ; is ' I. I lie statement ----------------------------------------------------- -- — with aim 111 1 , t a x e s ,,ii i m p r o v e d p r o p e r t y ; than i " hiii Mali th. 1 ,x ■,iiii then product,.- am i the slowly un reus 11 i f . - ,1 ».! a ( t , .lul.it i\ c Whether , 1, lily on w hatever inprov. m in is arc mg prices of every th in g they have to They have nut a wide enough l-iisi'd on i a. 1 "i fancy matter-, .in Inillibtig (of t r i l l al pin poses And buy the property fur five y ea is just iis margin of pro fit to give them much i t n w h i t , it 1.- s u f f i c i e n t t o d i s r o u r age building fut hentnl purposes. And if it w ere a vacant lot. confidence in rhe future. ‘ overcome this objection we s e e no Think it over and let your councilWhat we need in this country is rt lll> way t i t l e 1 m fact no other way at n# 11 know .* Leesburg Commercial. stabilization « f prices through such b m b b b b m b b b b b b b b b b b b b i BBBBBBBBB* B B B B B B B H B B flB B B X B B housed IWELAKA DINING ROOMj| S SERVES A HOME-COOKED |...Sunday Dinner ! ■ - -— s .. ^ 75c �r * 1 .. . 1 THE SALFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 1. 1922 k_i Pa ** *® M, A. K i h c r t i. Id y ,„ \ ■ii i business this week. OVIEDO f is in \<« ,• <-f ih, U ..man » f lull lllll'l ISII (.IIV KKN M K M U lien this [■ark i- rumplfte.l ;t \ijll lie I S'DKIt l'(ll n i l I I , I MtK The Ovie<lo arhmit .qiem-tl Monday ,im‘ ,,f ,utv “i "< <•' >*-mmi>lc m \ s F | ( \ \||\K t \ \MIllC ^ morning. October 9th, with «|.|.rT^7i a m « tc , whi.h ................ .. V* ™ ... . ............. .. "< ,r ' ™ ' Cl1 *’>' l,ftrP" 1* ' " ‘J intere>t.-»i fried.I" ‘ ‘ " '‘ " 1' ten ChnmbrrNun. tile £i>\ernmert S p c w h e s were tntitle by the following Mr B,,‘l Mra* U- l - Kl'Pt»' «nd little leader hi the 1, ,,f . omninns in a Supt. T. \V. Lawton rypronenting the ,l;,uK|,l,r. M »»»»!*. viaitetl relatives in sensational speech to the Midland Oounty Hoard of ration; Prof. M S c n fo n l Sunday. ( ’o n serv i.e el.d, here today declared J . Okorlund, for the faculty; Mrs. It. *^rMts. \\ J Lawton spent a the coalition government must be conW , Lawton for the I o n i a n 's Club and b ' " days in Jacksonville this week tinned. His speech reflected the line Rev. L. K. W right for the churches. — --------------------------_ upon wbi. h Premier I lovd George Mrs. C. L . West sang beautifully two 1-1 * M " ' W H EA D will i ni i k r hr- fi^ht f u r jn»liti»nl life numbers mid llev. J, Ihuinpsnri MAIN rK N A N C E *n ^b«» in*\t nr electit>n nnd f u el owed with prayer. The exercises H \ \ Hit. 1 NldN moved dnubl a* to whi ther Mr (Tumi were he|d in the spliMidul auditorium — bcrliiiii uv \ monist party leader, o f th® new school building. This D FT U O IT ** would slpport hi> chief i , * * * . .-reUi, to the town surnifiennee attached to the nnd the county and Oviedo people nre mI, Mj| °.’L" Detroit, ns speech inasmuch ns the prime minis grand the Internaliort . . t ,,r .him , self was said, to beawaiting „ !president , . . . of in icrn au o u ju s tly proud of it. .. „ .. iirotnurnuoti of MaintcmUicr i*f WiiV »i_ Mm. f), I* .Swope entertained the . , .t . . 3 the pnm ouvicem entjo learn what «up Hook Club Wednesday afternoon * _V ftMt 1 *S i<»p I. ibor tie had before writing his speech lr 3 «'r, and unnouncement by hi* success u i . i i . .. , Messrs. Hutchinson and Walthall, of „ r tr ,, l- i,,.,,.,,. , tl . I'e le ddtv. r at Manchester tom.>r »h„ c hnf, w i -P I r' f r lei/iinl, 0 f Ihtuppm, Mam rn... (3 , n,l Mi s NV Swope, Mrs. I I . IjCs II slid M r t . r : S. Leo a tte n d ; Sunday S c h o ol Convention nt ir.d Frid-*' P ?«. j . ft Monday {np . Imago for n bua- f t M li.ti*. of Tampa, travel ing Seaboard Air L in e R. |tor f"r 1111 a pie of hours here on |iprr.i • dav Jordan returned■ S- a tu ■ rd•a y Slarkr wlu-re he was called by f Mrs. Jord an , who is , i elativcs. Mr. Jo r d a n tfts tha’ ‘P Jordan is now tmEg 'A Path, rine Young, of Hollins t .pel :1 the week end with her Oveido visitors T ^ d . y ^ ” ' ^ f‘;ba* ^ ^ ' Mrs. II. (}. Sm ith Mrs Theodore working conditions and a living Etl Mt >nd Mrs. W. 11. Young iir«k. in H Met nil, E m m ett McColl, 0 C, Sin.th, Mrs. S. W. Swope ............................. . \\ right attended the Rc ! IJ ii h' ■ convention nt DeLttnd t<i*> Auiin, Mrs. W. P. f ' r t e r . Mrs. (). G. ^ . t '"'v n ttr t S Z . . . , t s ri11 Wolcott, Mr*j R. W. Lawton and MrS. way labor hoard, marked today's se 3 II. H. McCall , , * • “ *«■ « * » ' “ « . i o n , „ f ...... ........................ . Irionnitil day to attend to some club business onvcnti.ni here. Another Vleim jup day" was held at president Grable i r t d i t i d ' i t h ha\ Sw eetw ater Park Thursday byine mi: nvi rtml a strike of the 400.000 _ railway maintenance of way men of the country hist summer a f t e r they had voted overwhelming- in favor of join mg tin- shopmen’s walkout, was do fefited by mure (linn 3,000 \nte* mil •■f a total >if a|i|oti\imately 80.000. ini ni ts lied r e e r n t t e ntmtit (tin d i s c o v e r y each delegate f a s t i n g as many voles EALTH and WEALTH I n f o r m a t i o n 1ms b e e n i f r . i . ma d e uimti l he l ni ma n m » i . i h |.\ |lie e l . ■mem v n n*. . d i s c o v e r i e s l t d lo ,t s . - rl e . of . r i-t ■ji.,t „> ■r , i |,.IVo . n t >11nn hoe|>llti Is If b itoiiil. r f n l r . * , • . . i » « e r r tielim m a d e amt t he |.n|], , .r . I.l |.|e( H, II u r Oil It Ilf |. 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I, . lei - , I I I , ^ , • ,| ■ v I' erli nei i i I uk <o t ne r e i i s e t b e ben. f i - . f t* . • vtT\ the f u l l e s t m e a s u r e I bey f el t lb.it cm n ,i- h id not been . t in itio VKASTOt.AX G REA TEST the world’s HEALTH YEA ST TABLET ' Is I he worl d' ll K r c u t e M b r n l l l i j c i m l i n i t i s e |t In th laiist l-i'.i-nl o f p n l a l n b l o yuiial It Is not o n l y ri ch in V Itntnltifis, but Mirhly Vutunble. tii'nltl l>.)llil)»K I n v . o i t c 11 •t’I,i 111> none nf '■;.)« |i o m s w _ Ii c o m e s in n in»i\ ini,i.-t f m> v.-fv [ile.istiiit fill In Its r f feet t*blblri-ri l i k e l> i - d Uu y i . - i i U l.-n. -fit >i d i from rRhttini i - in .” C o n s t i p a t i o n , I n d i g e s t i o n , E c z e m a , B r o n c h i t i s , B o i l s , n r I m p u r e B lo o d if Iff» \ r h A\ if . ,, rr. i i -.i 1 . 1II ■1IIV u »\ 1 ;i. *• »*, ■ - M \I t ' i : i " I S l l l i ' l . l l l I i • . me n l « \ i: \h » >t. < \ v 1 L « |. • ..♦ tf . *%..r i l 1 1 *|*1i*• .. i J »* v . ■r * t • ( i ■\\ f i **I ! 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REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) $ 950.00 ( hassis 1125.00 Roadster 1145.00 Touring 1325.00 1-Passenger Sport 1340.00 C’oupe (Special) 1610.00 Coupe (Standard) 1715.00 Seda n 1 Ji * i aM m In addition to usual Warranty a written guarantee on performance is given lo each purchaser of the Oakland fi l l. 81 R v k t : ON p r e v io u s M ODELS w ki I. \S THE NEW K e n t V u l c a n iz i n g C o m p a n y FLORIDA HANKultD | fl m; M i l l II l ll i 1 It«' It si "•iii"In l r it Ur A LA. " • It J i 11 I• do I u »it ■ ■ I tort.1 1 1 ■ in I ■i ''tXuiniHih* if» k I'H- k New Oakland Six tr-. • I vp iii.ii ii h \|{^ \ \ r i ** l in i • i ' l i t i li, \i.n h> nip l i t I’ ll N i lyhore In- arrutiged for bat! fur his to c o v e r ’ lie Liothi-t J H Kmiip, t* •■nil’*. \BSOLl’T E L Y F R E E . 5«.001MI0 RU BL ES linLlr rrc'ffit ly wim u o rlh ft5c* |»**f ml*I*’ t y k a stiv i. w .. .■ It mil rd Mme lo a n v p e r s o n who will mat t tl 1 1 »*d i m r k a R e of YKAI ’ T o I.AX 117 Hast First Street — --------- Phone 560 1 ' ’ '• i tn!- I b a t ho ' w - h r . . s. up, hi ■■ innot in shore of ' i 1{e a . K o ’ l,. I * 1<( ‘I ‘tl VKAST In t *» 11 hi -|rt»f f m*ii 6ft - th»* *Lt More for Your Dollar t «tniif •h' i u Hh it.* " f \i iii . * 11 ih \ • f* r t > »■ a , i *. * ■ m u r 1 Mi k • mj ’ Mil i ii ............. '1 *■»•»*! i* ■. -I 'I* - 11I Mr V .1 Kir 1*1 f -f " *.I rl*’ III* * be. » ft' f r linn I* i liin •*f **»1 f tm f J ' a nnn »i*m» l( U-hbl, I till t 11*•^ l|» I"S • tbl'rk * f * * n ifj t •• * il r- 1 km* *f*t * L •*fli**r l ml »»*•! f 11*■* ill,if a r • L*■11 K «I»* * f * -I l i *\* • f -I * I - • h h t> , *i * *r|| r 12i h ' all** ♦’»f f * ' f i f* t- ' } i bint Miloil n * kM' . BKST has \HN \ 1 It t\ PI \ NTS I t »U 8 V1.!■’ till l ‘ ■■ SANFORD'S LARGEST CLEANERS an lender " f the unionist party unless he cuts limso ft«iin Prime Minister Lloyd Georg- and bis coalition. Thai to- yv'i’ l d 'this js regarded In bext infi>i m I ip.iartir as nltogeth'-r unlikely P f*-. ailed that hr ItuH been in •!••• agirument with Lloyd George •o p >' ' '■ al 1)11e - 1b'lts still e 'hi begin | - •b* 11 i «s...'Ia t i..!i and 1 *r-a Cleaning-Dyeing-Altering ^ - s again nils the coliimn* of nu»M «'f the newspapers this ,.»i out «tnni)ing fenturei ..... .. is an irtcrea :eil ti dii ation of the hard ening of the '■.mservative opposition (ll chamberlninN continuance ,i t- ■ ila I i' . t f II Sanford Steam Pressery lHSc„ss.on of t ■ .j. -UMbilit \ G r thr m id i d-,, probnbly early next c.-cvk i niit'Si- vv h lii i "on fiillowrd to n * t ut' dimit made ilnmigb hi*- m-r -onal representative, Frank !'innso:i. L IN G K K 1 M . » " I t . l l HKl.lF.\ KH «*;’ I let nut, tln> president elect de an d his iiiipio.ittun t.i a - 1 r<I.. of " H a d a * H1 -tgh f a r t f i r e e y e a r s , ” ' h< mu in’ ii a ii. i n o n at ;,n\ t>-ii hi writes 11 I- • irnpbell. \rlrian, Mich tbe fut'.iie, but anii'Min. i'.l th I Iiignn. *‘F<.' - 1 no te lief until I tried H ' nimnlo-i Gt j . mi tit t... pi p , | 1 'n te v 'n H ... v at f Tar ” Lingering ' 'A 11 i. ■ I' ■ f l i p . t u . iV . otlgllH, so ■ ■ .! (tn-ip. throat Hil i. t■ | ’ a ,r i , i ■. ) r-st nfol 1 h i' ♦i t ,j i cklv re A•’ » • t " ’ ’ • • til ” |1 i-veil With I ’• s Horiov and Tar No I #M I V M r* m i-.l to ' if' * - ! f l,o c h a n r s wi t h \ \ \ Tl Og I n t l-r i -I: M-d I o .!« Fl r e f f l u '•I Ci *t k'l opiates it-, il- t ‘ ririte l op the wiappcr I ,!fi •limp rough nieili r w.» . d ■ ■it 'I.. an •me in I in w-i J \-iv I JI MH Ml K \\ l l n T ill-: ---------n. t 1 1 1. —Wt- strive to do tin- impossible— please everybody. 2. — All work is bundled with ihe utmost rare. No bit vcle delivery blit delivered sanitary to you in our truck, just jis it leaves the press. 4. — We do all kinds of pirating at reasonable prices; Accor dion Pleating back the same day. 5. — AII work, large or small, has the personal attention of the manager, Mr. Clemmons— he knows nothing else. G— Last, but not least, we are glad to make anything right that should happen not to be right. Service that serves ». • . ti.i tl* ■** -V I. 1C i » i f ’ I 'l >* i.|il* | . ' 1 11 I ilr •• |*t(f It) il |ii *N1111»Ii ft» fill III - f f 11|»* Li*»* n Iti va>11f■k K*.‘THg* I* \s * i tk ir >ti n -1 • . thi|«Mt Yfit lh|{ f*i «■nt r i«t-1« i it • in . «*n kit 1 1 ..« fiiniLtii I....Iv in'll f. ^ j ,'i kif lt ■•iii * ml i1«-nfrnv Iff** I ’ u l f ! . r. r.*•1 I e ir»-» ,*K> i * *♦in* uwi'H 11 t «• li! ms «•I f a 1111 f 1111ki \ • k * «t » .i h ii**,* J t It v a ii *1 • Cun till o r y i n b n " ; i \\ d i . i L - f u | p . o ' l i ' i t •irol^f f - ■, l ii I' i Li iii * *f li» a *i I, }' 1 <■• i «•is•• #>f ■' i * tiM-rti* * • 11ii« M in t h ' L O M .u N , WHY Y O !’ SIIOl'I.I) SKNI) PS YOt'K CI.KANING . * • •f - ..i t h m * f •* * »•> l •* .f \ i ; MI f•f I 1 •; i*| ! »Ut * t •I f-*r n)tli>hlnK laH w u mi Hun si a ♦ * r nut n > I v i n t * r*n il * ' 11 1r *i I * I,# i I'ptfiN tub* tit hi w on Id to ?noil ly ri f o r m a l i t y . J li. Kt*mp, wh o h«a d mi t t e d the k i l l i n g , de)liin*d the net w a s dolle in s e l f d e f r n s e , He has it MONEY BACK GUARANTEE turned t*i St ' \unus t i i i e t ** a v i a i l •* im i \ fiormin In A in**» l o i u tm In In lie*-*! of •■ •ir i **111•**1 % •*< ***■ "I for f"i I L VH r o t . \ \ , \ \ r iii*.* Ilil** mr t ti *o| * • " t o f t t s e 11* pr«*t orf |en ♦ i hij > t ** n j j o ur in I tin *♦ ft*tf 1 ■I <*f fill i o n i c an*! r*‘Timd 111 I prujo rf t* f* *»f %11 I n j ' O I H X ' C l he ( n a i H i h e rout You will l.e dell|Chled \vl»h H " I ' l i . i nml . <• t hat * ii»’ w Him ret* o f t n u iiiit t «*r Li If* f •*r fti»» U u im '»• r n m i *-iimLtn«, •MiiKiinrao a n d r o p p r r nnd njinnlriK «*jt I tin r i ch l Vr nl mi nnd Con* L Ho <li' rm; iny find 11 us Hit T h i n k wliut f Ii If* itionrm .Surety you t ? ha.HH up t he o p p o r l ur t K y t o nf f t u l r e ilionr fltiliies •. L,tty. m > • \ ** I III. A t . T lu se nre tim e s w hen th e u> mg power of every Hollar should be st f e l v l i i tl t<> I h e l i m i t . a** w *• wi ll re l ur n >**iir i n n ‘ > if ' -n *»•* n ,,f Niltf ;*fi- i . ff eri *il Vim an n npe.-ht I l iol ' i < o * of a t..o ,.f U . H I O M \ I** I ................ *n- f r fi t a n K l a d t o l ot i e a L-«* i *I* t it I n n k L«*| ow a m i r u n II u i ’ * L»- -*• L* » ’ ’ 1 **n- *• **». -■ i * I L i Ii I - h will, m >>t IL*V s\ • Fin t ra i ne e * I • fit,*,; f . * f \ * ' I « 1 Y" i ''Ml t i l H U J I If KN I K U III i n |'| I \l \ l | I l|f I ! \l I H l i l M l I 'nlMlN • * of YK- XS T f H. AX a m i &0.0ftn »D» 1- »> Satiafurf m o n e y refortrl*#! l i e m e r n h r f , i hl a o f f e r I** f i -• !irtih**il t i me f Li*ahh and f u t u r e , a r t t oday 1 m - u n i Htibl(<*> Fr**** w 11 Ii 12 'fu i i n t e r o f Y I VS I ' M ' \ w ri 1 1*■ f1,,r I tiK ’l 1 \l HI |{|»\l t , I la <-1 I 1 .1* otllrill t> » 1 It- Xlglli .1 tmifty h> It * v\ *. rrnerve the r IKLf to return >our u-filer If snppH *■f Ku** tin litu'vnn! ."uMt> c* ■nt nt i !*Mt.ttt* r -■ Lit i: "'i tm anted. ami I it S e t t H Kilwimb, nf In.ltaii upnlix, n wttlcly known stirg.mii. for the odtublishnit’nt of a g.-ti.-ral hux|it Bl s„ ’l o Ii Ikhii Avenue, l l e p l . II. < UK AI.C tal henUfiller the contract, Dr Eilwitrdx i* given an (i)ititff%tn gur ir.oi •" VV « l O I I ’ AM V. P i t . I , H I T r i l l l * 0 \ HHLIttV 1* chase the hospital for tin- original M - I d g n n Avenue. O . ‘l i l cago, I l l i n o i s ,, Ruble* cost to the county at tin- expiration of n l me a tincknice o f V K A R T O I . A X • ml 50.000 no I t u - e U n u '' ■■ find I t 00 You nr e t o r e t u r n my mo n e y If not r il l . rt ed five years. Four anil three <|iiarters Ur-. acres of land in the Golov llanttntK-k section were given for the hospital iMf. ■ grottmls by Frank Stratinhnn, a pion Ch> S t nt e eer resident. ~ The firs! unit will cost fthJH) wbtt h Pontage Htampa Accepted ta Small De no initiation* . Ihe county will furnish, nnd it is pro posed to use for this purpose the fine! ^-fillerted from the w iretapper* an d , U" 1 0L L 0W IN G S E R V E THAT PURE E L D E R SPRINGS ctmfldenre men who plead guilty here last s p r i n g . The next session of the WATER TO T H E IR PATRONS legislature will be n s k e d to authorize RESTAURANTS— bnUG STORES— the expenditure, nnd until this is done, Bell Cafe IL C. Itowcr'a the c o m m i s s i o n e r s anti l o c a l b u s i n e s s , Seminole Cafe Houmillat & Anderson men will act ns trustees and s i g n Welaka Reatanrant bnlon Pharmacy note* for the amount required. Dr. Botkin — Valdei Hotel * Edwards will furnish the equipment. Wigwam 'lontezuma Hotel The hospital will care f or charity Seminole Hotel patients and sanatorium cases. YEASTOLAX COMPANY Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wc invite the public and all users of ELD ER SPRINGS W A TER to visit the spring and in ‘>iir method of handling its product Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles The Ford people of Sanford aa well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Gall phone 311 and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. SANFORD m FL O R ID A THK MODKRN WOMAN Kef1 tin tuK et I ist-nti-uts m lot liottu pupet II is bei ilnvvtory and kcejts Iter informed ai just wluit stores site van find the particular ni liclea which nlto needs for herself and family and where they are being offered at prices that will allow her to make Ihe most of the family income. She knotvs that the beat paper is the one that carries the best nnd the most adverising. She also knows that THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS Are the o n e s who advertise and tell Iter what they have lor Iter particular needs. Successful and dependable merchants are the ones who believe in advertising. For proof of this look through the columns of any good news paper. Mr. Merchant, reach your customers by advertising. Mrs. Housewife ia reading the advertisements and she expects you to tell iter when your new goods come in, or when you have bargains which will sa\e her money. You can reach practically every housewife in this city and community through the INEFFICIENT TEACHERS CAUSE WASTE MONEY |n r T h e Aflflofllstflif »*r»M) NO F O L K, Va , Oit. I t Vast sums ,if public money are going to waste in the South because of inefficient teachers in the.public school systems, declared Bishop W. A. Candler, of Georgia, nnd presiding o fficer of the Virt/nia Methodist conference, in nn address today. Bishop Candler was the principal speaker on the educa tional program nnd nlso emphasised the Imjtortanco o f church schools and colleges to educate and train te acher; •for work In So u th ern states. Daily and Weekly Herald �FOR RENT CLASSIFI1 ADS : PURELY : PROFESSIONAL M ^ !■ Card* of Sanford's Reputable I’rofraslomjl Men, each of whom, In his chosen profermion the Herald recommend* lo the people. M M IU F O R ItRN'T— C om fo rtable, attractiv e bed mum, nicely located. I’hono 129 172-61 p F O R ItKNT Five loom house w ith' hv Mi. The I Allen Seed Co 172 liti1 ( Iaanltied Ada Sr a.line. No nd taken for lea* than 15c. and positively no elaaslfisd ada c h a r te d to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count f le e word a to a line and remit accordingly. I# F O R ItK N T Furnished apartments. COMMERCIAL ntOI* Wild, E X F ernalil A p artm ents, 1105 East 1st CEED ESTIMATE OF 15,St, 164 tf> 000,000 B O X E S FO R R E N T Furnished housekeeping and heti rooms, first floor, dl I K ! F ifth S t r e e t. 189-ttp FO R R E N T — Rooma and kitchenette Shirioy A p artm en ts opposite post 28-tfc office, upstnirs George A. DeCottes Attorney-nt-Law Over Seminole County Hank 8 A N F O IIO F L O R ID A FRED R. WILSON A T T O R N E Y -A T-L A W P i n t N at'l Hank Hide., San fo rd , Fla. Special atten tion to examination of A b stracts of Title FOR SALE F o r R E N T — Furnished room to a p arty with ear. Phone 183-W. FOR S A L E - 1 Hulek Six Touring. 168-5tp See Grow at It A O, G arage, F O R R E N T — F urnished bed rooms. 171-3tp Inquire 107 W. Third S t. l70-:itp S E V E R A L H O U S E S for aale. Sea 96-tfe _______________________ Thigpin. FOR S A L E — Red tp n n g s m attress bungalow WANTED and W A N T E D - Y o u n g m arried man, per Apply corner Eighth and 1 nm FOR S A L E — tl room ,MnneMt|y located in Snnford, desires I Il 7 Thr Associated I'rraa) G A IN ES V ILL E . Oct. 14.— Citrus f ito ts are developing excellent sizes the condition of g rap efru it and oran(fl<s 1B ltj(rlier than a month ng<>, and if the season continued favorable die commercial crop probably will e x ite d hits month’s estim ate of 15,000,poo boxes, the Fed eral Bureau of Crop E stim ate s here declares in it s ' report on the condition of F lo rid a ’s crops on October 1. The Bureau s t a t e s th at reports in timate tile production of staple crops will full under th at of last y ear altho A id, SOULS CHURCH] t J " ‘m h I 'K IO lA N K N T W A y W i . S h » ,n '" g . scn^ nn<* levin) treatm en t. Mrs. McCoy, W elaka A partm ents 171 -titc ,rrp—■■■■-rv..,: ,----------;----------------:-------- " F HAM to re ch a rg e and repair your b atteries. Our s t a r te r , genera tor and ignition re p air department o ■Mi 1 U i si s th St. ____________ 17 B p j,, c h a r g e of an ex p e rt. Genuine Glasses Designed FOR S A L E —S ix room house and - K X I D K " B a tt e r y S e rv ic e .— R A Y sleeping porch, close in. good lorn- h r o s . Phone 548. S a n fo rd . 172-tfc C H R IST IA N S C IE N C E SE R V IC E M KT liti|i| - S U N D A Y . OCT. 15th, 1922. S u b je c t : •DOCTRINE O F A T O N E M E N T " ' 111 H(_ii Sunday School Preaching n m, a m a rn Epworth League r, ]-, P m. Preaching 7 ,(o ,, Church S ervice . . . 11:00 n. m. Sunday School . . . 1 0 : 0 0 a. m. Mid-week Service, E v ery Tuesday 8 : 0 0 p. m. Prayer meeting W,dn, Dr S. W Walk.-r 7 l() ld»L P m. Note change hi rerne of services. Woman’s Club Bldg., Oak Avc. ALL ARE WELCOME The Social S i r ,,.,, p of the Methodist Missionary will he entertained nl tin. k M rs. Leslie Went, Sanford li~ Tuesday at 7l ;to Mf| CONGREGATIONAL CIIURCII Renewed in terest on th e p a rt of the T h . tn .c k rrnps h . r r r n f f r r r d f r o m i , hlld„ „ is bolnB m . n l f e . t . d In th r ildren b flooding rains, especially in South Bible School. We alm o st reached Florida, "high water mark’ lust Sunday. I f Some splitting o f citrus f r u its is reported as a result of several weeks •i heavy rains and the fruit is colormg slowly in localities which have had continuous cloudy, wet weather. I he ouidltion as compared with lust month *«sl year, with estim ated o f pro- G u in ea Tomorrow, t|u Pentecost, si-r\ , ,:" h SuatU, Sunday Set...... H, F-m Mass at t„ a Sermon ori d.e ... Bene,iietion after \; “ All stra in -,r , . . 1 ^ I »>Hition. Anything considered. Ad- M-veral crupn, notably Irish potatoes on dross " W o r k ," c a r e of Hernld. 171-2tp nnd cotton, show heavy increases. - r ? ! ' i7i ■ t r LAW YER 1 *’ A ttractive five room General P r a c t ic e in S t * O j and Fedcrnl F O R S A L E co ttag e with g a ra g e and large lot, Office: Courts \ Phones , , , , garden planted and chicken house. Court House 143-296-W Will sacrifice if soldi at once. Owner, Schelle Maines CITRUS FRUITS • ARE DEVELOPING IN ALL SECTIONS chairman of Ent. rt.onnwnt tee, Mrs Went, m . flF »nd Fields assistants. C U T T H IS O UT— i t IS Worth m oney the ndults* will only wnko up nnd g et uut to the School, we will set a new -h ig h w ater m a r k " very soon, Mr. Hurhuns will h ave for us at 1 morning prenching hour, a message of unusual vnlue. His subpcct will bu " I n the b eg in n in g, God.", Cut out this fdi, , crielo* witk 00(1 mail it to Fob y ,t Sbd field Avc., f hieag >, m writing y name and* address Ii-.-irly. Yotl receive in return a tn,d p*ck*g« Kyea t r a m i n e d tnining Foley’s Honey ami T»r pound for coughs, u>|,j, and tion, $500 cash ; balance easy term s. W A fJT T f ) j U.;N-x _ 5 room biSgabAv ,lucli,,n fl,r th i“ aca3on * n,] fi,lnl ,,ro_ E v ery m em ber should h e a r it. Chris-’ F o ley Kidney Pills f , ,,s|n) i# - G e o . W. Knight. _ _ 1G7f,tt' w j, hjn r j , y |u.rniftnl, n t l y . mu#, 'hn tion last season, follows: tian Endeavor meets a t 6 :4 5 p. m. nnd back; rheumat. in, liavkwht Optician-Optometrist F O R S A L E - Typew riter desk, one , ,. ., „ „ )U|.le. s t a t e ren tal ..... i i...... Granges, Oct. 1. 9 0 per c e n t ; Sept The night service will lie E n v n n g o l- . f e y and bladder a il ic ntu; anil F ami loco Let u s - a l l come C ath artic Tablets, , Mkolnon# flat t op desk. See G. M. Hand, tl(Pll A dd re s s "I e r m a n e n t," Box '■I » I, 8 9 per ce n t; y e a r a g o , 81 j u t c e n t; i„tic in C h a ra cter. 212 B ast F irst S tre e t Snnforcf, Fla. I lelim inary 1922-23, 8,400,000 imxes; out nnd makp it a day of victory. thoroughly cleanso g athartic sheriff. I’ric«‘ $18 for both. S anf ord 172 tti limit, 1921-22, 7,300.000 b o x e s . __________________ 16712te constipation, B y e * Examined Glnsses Fitted hrad U ID S F U R S A L E i o npef r uit, Hi t I , s,X jiet c e n t ; S e p t and sluggish FOR S A L E 6 room b ungal ow and Sold I’ U K S H Y T E Itl \N ( I I U R t IJ U tlitoll Stv ( list rti-W $:v.‘ e r n e I -ti per i e i i t ; y e a r u g " , a 0 pm c e n t , where.— Adv, l hri-e e xt r a lots, price $ 2 . *8 7 5 0 . We ptiicl.ti alI> rn-tv, good tires, non . \ p i e l i n n u a t y , 1P22 2 3 , 6 , 6 0 0 , 0 0 0 b o x e s ; invite your inspe'tioii of this proper O P T O M E T R I S T - O P T I C IA N Dr W, L. M artin, Presiden of D av t'tn lire i ;rst i lu.s.s eonilltlou e t i i t f i nal 1 9 2 1 - 2 2 , 6 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 b o x e s . ty. \ . P. < oil nelly &■ Sons. 166 tfi Opposite P osto ffire Sanford, Fla. way. a ra re hargam , $2,500,00, I.lines, Get. 1, 85 per cen t; Sept. 1, idson College, N. C,, rfill speak at the F O R S A L E — $500 rash and monthly P resbyterian Church m orning and Hunk Guild m echanical conditi t, ' I per le n t , year a g o . 79 |ier cent. payments like rent, will buy an a l good cord tires. $500.00, Reports front th e C alifornia heud- evening Sunday. Dr. M artin is an e x most new house of I rooms and hath, 'Olds " 8 " New paint. F ir s t i-lass •liiaiterH of the B u reau show the con- moderator o f the General Assembly lot 50x117, in good part of town, near i i tiililioii cvi ry way, $750.00. TIIKEK |) \l >i )M, j ARCHITECT 111 utii o f o r a n g e s 6 0 p e r c e n t o f m o •ami is president of the la r g e s t Prefl school'and slore. S tree t will lie pav* hytrrinn college in the South. lieu lleed' paint, otherw ise go>. i, ma ! wi t h a pr ut l m t roll o f ilK-in. Ha line, in all 15,000,000 cd soon. F or further information ad $ i.5 ll Oil Services ns follow Su n d ay: Room 7, Miller Rhlg colors, yard boxes fo re c as t fo r that 'tale this dress "H o u s e ” rare of Herald. 1 6 3 -ltp 9 15 ii.m Sunday School • I Riddle Phone 1 12 8 , 60 , i . a .,,'n HANFORD -:F L O R ID A 27-in. I niilcai hri! Domes. II nfi a m Morning Worship H 'K S \ I,K Five room bungalow, • n ' t . , i I j l-ili |... I la ' 1 1 ilie Sheeting, ,c nl \ L o v e t m g . o h utu ■and the 2 od p m J u n io r G, K well lo. ate«|, eas y term*, price $ 2 . .‘Hi-ill. ( tthle.u lied Ib.mes ■ ' Ii.g - e , l . .|| f i l l lute l o p s come , o o p m Interm ed iate C. E. s 0 Oil \ 1' i onuelly A- Sons .1 l e e I l pn| |S hul h at e that p m tic Itesl '-hot I in ini 6 ul p m Senior K 163 If ul-28 111|' \ 1 l i l t l " l i Si t I \ N ■'Hi-in. D r e s s I tin nn ’ I ■ ■ f f i e l d I l i . j ■ ,1 .1 whole «i! | 7 'id p m Evening W orship. Welokn \ part nient■». Suite 15 Si \ I V M i n i ' s \ N 1 1 S I'li XWIllMtRY * ini up 11. last ye.,ll A de colors, yard >>ff . I * ( I. T.\ , A i 5 Plants f rom northern she k, $M)(i • . 'd ui teai!e w a s plan!' d ........... m i , .'{ti-in. Skirl I'l.inl . ;>ei thousand, f u I Fake \Ionro'-, ■ i. ", .> i , peanutn and s u g a r i a tie i m i . Y cro ss riiu itn i in colors, yard inf"t 'I, I I'li I'In M Doyle 151 "6tp i(id as none of t he se , rops are show While Linen T a h i r I iki I lie \|onet I rom (he City in (in s' exceptional yields, production will * buit h services for the 18 th Sun I 1 'It \I I S p i n did apartm ent Cloth, yard 1. iiisc 111 ( It.ml t nii iu tn i n M x t i n ivi tn 1 lowci than for last year, Cotton, day af ter T rin ity will ho house th irty rooms, paying pro .’lac Gingham gmn. 7 : ift n. m Dow f ’cl eh n i l i o n. position t: at e fit-. 11otise, 112 Myr i gioutlv ini reused acreage, has for. yard I..11 ( •••if iluen-t p i .. it m 'If \ ■ 9 15 a ill. Sunday School ' lin'd .uit I riii-i t han hoped f"r and 161 tfe j , j ' of ...In t a I ( 11( I *S , B i 1 ' <>(' a in Morni ng Servi ce. pt ■"be I l"t will be I a-dv double t hat II' OH. I OH, llllk 1 I'.l.'i I U 1. 1( (JIMif 1’".i Id tuir ica 3 > (i m Vesper s nnd address, I’illslntrv Clour. J I lh> t l.i-t year l.a-l year s lottvti crop l . i i b D.idi I o!e s I ivet land, I"d 11t.v iy i ii - I pat i r.i, i/ nc I hi- i n 11Mill., luib's SW et t potatoes, l i e Rev Rector will ho at Christ l.’l - l h s . S u g a r " M i l ofiler ' ' h. Vie el M. i * \ e l l f"i • iilo Thesi > w ' ■ '■' t1" (hi g i t 11- h '|uo k vM-him f"i syrup and the hay . rope 1 hut. It, I.ongwood for V e s p er s and I • III. ( ’a i l s ( ’a l i i . I’e o h . p-j nr* .i'e i"t- in l e ts , and ), i vi . l i r e u m' . I a will keiI I . i uii . e v P3I f ri i' I . i .I, ti ,|I i i.g 11 l o u can find I he n.iine of " " " " at j. m Compound l . a r d H I ■■ui I. > ’ "W pi'll - , 111i . lui.se to i' Xi eed Ml .i"V i' ;ibb i I 11!.(,i ,.i i v. ii Ilii' pi in tisi Everyone w el c o m e at nil services. M a x w e l l H o u s e l die. i 11 rv lii e Business Man ' i ii | i o.liii tiuti, although * oii < t . n 1- Ti vt I ■■ b.|\ et s |i th. 1-I t 111I so l et II III Si | .oil is I tl.1T diilou of late >weet potatoes is drop Pi! in S.tuf or d in i Ins t nlnmn prices ri Mgl'T. wit h e.i - y t i lo ■I. -imi o - ' "immiin ..( i he ii i iian pll V a: it Its a n d 7 pa s s i ngei i ear It d.tt t:"ii in.iv he lower |! ii M an 209 Park A vc , Satif.i id, Fla " " " • ' • ' •'"eiiily Mill all than that indnated by October 1 re11 et r 1 1> <Tii.ntal.li and philnnthroplr nrgniU7.ii- putts ka M Rti JOHN GOVE, Proprietor aa r-a ea utur.H for 11llpmohlte and 1 <x. rig ton 11•*i; s .. n ■ ten m ■ri-dit ed 11 - 1 i w ai n ' i ops hariented e a r lie r in tin y ear Jits - u V cut ry the juirts C E M E T E R Y WORK A SPECIALTY 'Ii' .f ' 1l * 1I.1.U in 1 i d l| ■' "I I'll i h' (lie lia < III. nit' the I* ■t s h o wi n g i II 11> c I or V mi Irish 1 10 tfe »1' •1 ^ i ‘ 1. 1! m be 111g , |c i ed ciidi rsi put,lions, ,i 101 h Wr*i Pint 8ir**« <a.-i-d a, i c a g e . 1018 W **t F irat Htreet H O N T O N S I i; \M I ' K L S S I O H Y t Ml: m i 1 mi !".l v s,. v"|.h, 'tie Mm ' f Iv i n i A Nlr h ee, Prups I . '1 ' i ..1m 1 nr. . 1. o b . k, ’ 0,. ’ 1 i 1 11 « 1 Cl R \ M M . n i l I M . , M l RR I M , It*. I i ! I;..: 1..r >i i at , i at s . 1 ' IT * * %l " f ’ . in, "'I, i: i 1 ■ ' 1 , ! r • m . \iii*r l.iNt v ,t(. i > i.,w i '• ' •" ''' P ‘ 1" (i|-f .it i. . ..11 C .-! s \i at rn pi "din t ion be, ause . P ho m l u l l III H cst I irst St a Uirg F< »R M l 1 1ia\v t .■rma, (iu ,e res , -1 ..ft ol ^ i to raise er acreage cut fur grain . flowing Well land. 10 acres cleared, id help their cause. A fte r in A preliminary inijuiry on the velvet “W E D E LI V ER THE GOODS" at r emarkabl y low price if fold now ti-reTt has been aroused tin p i n m o t e r b e a n i r..| h ows s l i g h t l y more than 90 A. P Connelly i Sons. 116 tfe : u; m .mtu P9 a >. 11a ii l iillh •UhT 1■! itli.n |H»Jr cent ,•f tin usual m reage grow n \ ft. ■t all. the t ir ! i T t the i hi . >•a. vi it h u F GR S A L F New five room bouse. t tie usual Vle|d ! forage F a c ilitie s Ii. hi i in | ft -» t f ll'J, ' he i'll ♦•I ur.HK and loi a g e t pel a c r e ) ill two and one half ;o e * ami, one l i v e •r* Id > If wp please yuu, tell uthem, >1 cot, ' f 1'' flit ■f 1 1b, Mill i ’" •Hd le. 1 tiled, sleeping [mri h and large rooms. lit ^ i,ehl ..f gi.uli rimy run -bglil tell in Phone 1 9 s " ( 1 Ik hi,FI •>' fit • *'r •ti. pi ■fit )\ less th.. n o iml .-■ity i olivetllefu e , \ P Conilelly A I 5> i a . u p e l i i l i t t g w i t h (i D j i u F t l v D . t b c Mil k!1: t i E li.oV e ,,IT , t i » i 11 f11-11*-r r Sons I |s •«f i .lit,, ,, i I . I e Ij. *.p|i. ■| . IUI j . l u l l ' s l i u u s i ' l i tit p o s i t i u i t I n r u c u i v i ' H " ' i b, . c l .. > , in .., - . e g III . | 11. 11y .be S c p 1 1 tubei pailly as a lesidt of }' I ' R I I f I ‘. e T, .1 r i .10,1 ti 11 ', l n n u . i a l s i i p p o r t t h a t i s s c t u ' i e s s u r v a l ■>( 1 11 of t !, kI t , that v. !o ii the natural . a n.. •- a t t e nd i n g the n p p nu n h ! m | i , i . .,f 51 I In i, son Slea .- imp I O . D o n s e a s o n s in nil a g r i c u l t u r a l p u r s u it s . A: C.ii it y a p p e a l s t. the • <>Ul to. III. ( V fill ■ . old weather, and part ly the result 119 ! 2 tp it i s t h«i f a r m e r 's c o -o p e ra tio n th a t places De General Marliine and Boiler W o rk s; . a l ly subs t an t i al help Iat i' r, those of flooding rains m S o u t h Florida. I (>R S A F E New five room bungalow h a n k in p o s i t i o n t o r e n d e r s u c h s u p p o r t In Cylinder Grinding; D e lu x e Pint huh. w ho bought tn kets h e s i t a te to sub Because of flooding ruins, South in good loeaDim, for immediate ae a w o r d t h e b a n k e r a n d ( h e f a r m e r n e e d e a c h F ly Wheel Steel Gear Bantln; Crank m rtbe again. Florida truckers have lost part of lion, $.3 , 200, e a s y terms. - A. P. Con o t h e r . S h a f t s Returned----------------- Phone 62 Following the request sent by the their planted acreage. R eplanting is nelly & Sons 165 -tfe Florid a Development Board to iji a y hi progress, some sections reporting W e p a rtic u la rly solicit th e acco u n ts o| F OR S A L E House of eight rooms, ,,r I flic principal Florida cities that that the damaged a c r e a g e will he re fa rm e rs an d th e facilities o f th is hank a n 817 West F ir s t stree t, five bed m. permits he issued to blind, maimed thnl [(„■ damaged a cr e a g e will be a l w a y s a t t h e i r disposal. rooms, kitchen, dining and sitting (,r le. rej.it persons authorizing beg- M.t f u|jyi while o th e rs indicate t h a t E L ECTR H A L CO NTH A( TO RS room, hntli and toilet. W ater Uj t i " r s“ l li nK l " ' , u' l l s “D i n g s m u c h o f t h e f l oo d e d a e r . a g e will not tained from fin e flowing well11,/^uf , ,r o t h e r c o m n i o d i t i e s ns a n e x c u s e he c u l t i v a t e d . Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. TOM MOORE MRS. G. ( . CATES DRV (iOODS ELTON J. MOUGHTON Dr. \V. 1). (iardinor 75c 09 10c 40c 10c 70c 20c ( hai ity Entertainers Hoek to IJorida in the W inter Time BUSINESS DIRECTORY GROCERIES SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS The Banker and tlu* Farm er Quick Service Transfer s \N! l)|(|l Machine f oundry GILLON ^ FRY WeatinghouHe Lights and Appliance* ficient for all purposes a t all times. New Line of F ix tu res thereby saving w ater rent. Sidewalk in fron t of house, al! paid for. No 123 West First Street incumherance a g a in st this property l rice $..,000,00, $3,000,011 cash, halarice in yearly paynumta of $500.00. Address “ B a r g a in ," care of Herald. 160 2tc f<11- soliciting alm s on the street, F a r th e r up the s ta te truck crop is tli.-r.- has been definite announcement making good progress nmi trans in many of tin cities that no permits „,|| j„. lHrttu.(| ( hi- year. O n e of the ..pvly birds at Pensacola scciiri'il “ alu| t jR. next day a woman ...mplnmed th at he had insiilti'd her, so he was tak en before the city of planting of lettuce, c a b b a g e ami cel t»ry is going forward. T h e movement of snaji beans, cucumbers, squnxh and oilier full crops is incensing. FOR SALE R. Muses' improved D u a ls to explain. He became very straw b e rry plants, $5.00 per thous ;U "b g iu m t and vociferously denounced nnd for over 5,000, R Muse, .Sanford, ^ eiisneola people, ilrawing from bis Florida. 169-Otp j pockets u roll o f bills " t h a t would choke a cow' as reported in the Pen FOR S A L E — F on t roadster, 1922 s a io la Journal. model, in p e rfe ct condition, with CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ex tra truck body. Demountable' rims, W IL L S E L L M O N U M E N T S 517 C om m ercial S t r e e t — Sanford. F la . |nrKt, st.-ering wheel. Will sell at a ---------sacrifice. See IF M. Rumbley, ('-am David Speer has takfin the agency 172eton Avenue. 2 £ i ff<" . th ,‘ Kt" wnh M,irhle W orks of At F ( ) J T s . \ 1 , E ~ st"rn w fie rry p l a n t ~ $8310 113 Magnolia Avenue ______ Lakeside farm and grove, 20 acres, BOvcral Acres of heavy blnck loom, a l SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop General Shop and Mill Work B. W. HERNDON |.er" thousand, f. o. h. L ake M a r y . - inntH' C,n • a n ‘l l’n" sl,ow j “» samjiD^ INSURANCE AGENCY Garden, Lake f all kinds of momim.-ntn! work >>f Fati na Str awber ry the pure Geol'gii. m a l bl e It m l e i e s t 172 6tp M.. i y , Fla F IR E ,— A UT(D------ -B O N D S . I cal l 3 , \\ or s. e hint at I'll Park ' ' Nl BIG GR A \ II o RSF: at ii ha i a ve n ue ! 7 I 2 lp i'.ei, f". <|ti!< k Sill.' Apply t o the 8 eliyin.li* Meat Mai ket U I K Ink T h e P resby terian Ladies will hold 1 7 2 -21 . th e ir Uaznar S a l e Dec. 1st and 2nd. Contractor und Builder “Jo in the Sem inole County Motor 1 59-F rl Su l tfe Club, to d a y !" He a booster for your F L O R ID A t.u?n and cou nty. 17U-0tc T h e Herald, I6 c per week, dcllverod. SA N FO RD S. 0 . Shinholscr KTROUT FARM AGENCY, so some excellent s tra w b e rry land. 200 bearing orange trees, p e a r, plum, fig , grapes and guavas. Good 6 room house, porch, fireplace. P ro p erty borders largo Inke for 600 f t. ■ F o r quick sole owner includes nil household f u r - ! r .ture, farm ing tools and row boat ' P riie $2,500; $1,500 c a s h , bnlnnco I and 2 years. Have n low price and easy terms on t wo d esirable city lots 100x234 ft All fenced, well located. 16 7 -tfe First National Bank A COMMUNITY GUILDER F . I*. F O R 8 T B R , President — ------------------------------------------------- U. F . W H IT N F R . C»»N*r HODGE’S Auto Paint Works PRACTICAL AUTOMOBILE PAINTING By Skilled Men A L L W O R K G U A R A N T E E D F I R S T C LA SS Largo shipment of new music. — Hintcrmislcr Piano Co. 168-tfc The Daily Handd Delivered to yoor •tuor six days a week f o r 16 cent!— ; . UPSTAIRS Over the Overland G arn ge- -Sanford, Florid* �P T 7 : --- ’ ■ V . ' n"., % .•••vy; •>•* •.*. r**r■■■■■■M l GOLF ba se b a l l fo o t b a l l BOWLING TENNIS BOXING ba sk et b a ll CHAS. L. BR U T, Editor t b a b s h o o t in g r h hr Id 11 . 1 .ikriiiTul \Uii Hi*' muni It' 'I, 1 li 11' >dgl-.-i , uf Till It 1 .1.'Sfo-, M.i 1. ei- -f ot gHtheiing of tin-, nature M -lute shell fish . oniinoc- non r, t ■<1(1 •\»•i held in the stale \\ hi-ti [’real • u hfli wan being done to protect dent |li George Stolie, of port My- (he fish III Honda waters and sound or#, culled the meeting to order fully , d a note of warning to prevent a ■ >'i members were present from Itiivul r*o u r t e n e of Gulf Hammock's pansl ake, Sumter, Manatee,, llillshor mg a- a pre-o-rvo F orm erly this was —ough, Glades, Lee, Folk, Pasco .Orange one - f tin greatest game and fish In what is pruhubily *thL most nu Hrt-vard, Highlands, Putnam, Semi presi d e s m Fluruia. Today it is portant evint m so far as foot ball ts •■>!«■, 1I-. enlh ami [hide enmities virtually depleted eo m eiu .il, in the state of Florida, is idle afternoon session was devoted \\ , , t nwson, of tlrlamlo, gave PU It* *> Little difference players at Orlando i " the adoption of a constitution and w,imible mfoniintinn as to the pro.........................does o o i i i l it i " make i i m m to o j mode . H u r oby n |Stetson in t jn n m p i u e t iwho u i were at ltu‘ Tluridn-KullmH game * the Hanford hoys whether they are the game. They all said th at never , ‘ h 's afternoon Although the w eather hy laws, The name of the o r g a n i c m,.thod of presenting a bill totho Vs whether they are ool 1is I,*"i bad • no announcement has has as yet turn was changed ■u~.from 1f ~.... Florida 1 ' ' 'rL,“ Fish le gislature, and this was particularly Hi playing In the in ud 'w h eth er' tho>' »**n WKh ■chool!*' »“ announcement mud, whether the V y liL i ' tvnn\ any any Uptti-r ai h*-d or ur trained, l mim'd, '*'rrn r ^‘,t tin t*1,i game will lv,H ,in<* prnUvtivi' l.cngm* to that tumdy, u* «« v«-rul im*u*urea ftr e be, t team better mcoached ,,,,'ii iti.uh th.it weather is clear or raining, th* y play and that couching and training would «,|;‘>* '• J,,"i ••mof th.- largest football " f Du- M'*ridn P ish and t.am.- Pro mjr prepm-d f--r‘ u I'Iiiioimii to the m «u ra ^ I the old game just the same And lie win many a game for San fo rd t h i s / * " " ' 1' 111 t,lr Hate '* expected l< ' l '\c association Tin- election of ,„.xl „f the sta te legislature Land believes it this morning, too. season witrii- th. kuk off this afternoon at officers for the ensuing y ear then tv,th speii.nl referene,. to game and Al„! - .c ford wins another. i The local eleven wen\to •DeLandThe Hanford fan s were a plenty a t ’ 1 im o', lock followed It K. L F h a m e y of T am pa fl„i, preservation * jjc s t e r d n y in ch arge of ( onch \\ liken |ie|,nnd yesterday an I it i> now to be P” th t. mis ire in excellent condi HaH elected ('resident; I P. Sin yth r \ i nt, resting speaker was O. C. . - ty, "w e told you so, ,,h'1 *'“ »>" home with their seeond ( ,'IU, ,|Uh llm im g .Saturday, l “ *" 1 'hough the odds Seem to l>c Divnies, first vice' p i e - n U n t , T S ] -f Kurd who ha- the unlAg vietory of the season, tthrn Sanford High meets the in , ( 1 I'.rida, Hollins i* ex(iect M .Lauglm of Wml.-r Hm rii, second .p-n, ti.m ,,f having caught tho A .ll.i-nsou is there with the ( The game was played in a veritable strong t.a m from h i-sm im e. at San u *‘! ' *’ 1■* a good a c o u n i of tb.-m vice president. Kelsey IHunton of |lirp„ 4, blade hasever cau ght In aketnnd, ssecretary, Itutie Allyn of •urn* big credit is tine sea o f mud, the ram nev never letting up , iin! t|).(| .(„ t()| f )ft, ,, |t, (i|r(( iUit pt !> iH, lift, .j t the Lakeland, e c r e ta r y . Itul.e w Mr Tnuuihuv stated V but hea(is of credit is lot a minute throughout the entire and help till ill vim iL 'kin. .»*« taut sci rotary , K l •F,;lj n, b., f -f,■.i m cvefy state in th- ' All.l above a l l / 1 '' " e i g h t s , I .. i, • tix ta " f Lakeland t r«-:i111 ••i >he I iioiti aed at tits opinion I loridll IV Hill." | gt-tne, due things entne prepared to help with Hollins ----------t Onee again the results ,.f Loach jo u r four-bits weight Tie. t o mi of governor.-elected ■ntrpn-'fd theta all Hut he made The last game III 1"* p«-'*ti»«n Inti \ ill itit IuM e V he following, Fai l the significant statement that unless , Si riford, with Oeala, with about five M lilt !<i .-ml : in- Sanford hoys. 17J Mumpfer, Osceola county, Dave measures were taken at one*-to preThey can ( a ft e r th e firt-t kick off the result was of Mjx h(in,ir(.(1 Iirwu.„ t ,m|y Htitliff. left tinkle t.. -t. , i i Lake Monroe iPh ThraDier, Seminole county; H I Hoi Ten’ iitispuirtstnnnlikc taking <*f tho tT, is re. eiv.sl frorti the jiuldie. ■'il'bv o f t guard 1.. 7 ' >i.d, I'.dk county ». It Priue, Sa t a f - i\ t> ,,. an,I unless restocking pro,ng to meet them was riot J a r ue to verth. !.-•1.1, r Saufoi.l ! Jt|j ,lW| next week and help. ^ ' ** 1. tn i.itmtv; M t> Harrison, Mafiater , inmb' hi the > nurse of played DcLntfd o ff their feet at all both financially and otherw nc, * l a i lit right guai d Is', , our; I dvvard Seifurt, Dade count) , tlo in \t to it w ars, the game fish in stages of the game \ \ lute Srix. 2, 111 t . The line up for yettlurday‘s game U at n.-r■. fight t ackle I ,I■ It Thomson, Brevard county; ( ’ I 1 i ,da wtiiild he a memory Hanford won the toss and elected to . -terday. The I ettl ', i (gilt end i was as follows c 1.. , i U ••I. - i i niter ,oiiniv , I It .'-minis ______ __ ri i eiv.- t lie k tok, M. I, ,.-,.d in the series now Del and s ' ' ' i■ ' ’uick ........... Sanford Posit loll 1lie la.' I on III. 1 1 11. , >i \in rl 11 D ' ' ' o' tv. It I! h r " I o s I d .\r ,, v-.'i tn -ving 1 Fall thH, for a i ! a 111111 f i ■.<r. • hall *' Mm . I i I ' ,i in ' j ( . M i l Li ■ Il iDh-t t,M U K SKUA It K l i t ANHP’Pi It a i ’ | stand a better show turning it l . t l , r hut v v,m( lm. and jp | .lohllMoll *•!',. *' Ugbt half I, , g I. ,.11t.•. i / 1 i-horn,' I ,tk' ,i .a tlrlam lo today if they from t l o i . , r ft , a - i . a d j mar, h ,. 1,,VV(I|> Thr F ri.-S n t tfc St i adlev I h, in i l ni i ni k It ’ i. nty, I i t alk in ', Duval i.oinlv , ot two of the S a n f o r d ,t o the first touch down, *Mi A I.\andei I.OT W alters 1 birul.i vx*■rvrDt I 1' 1b-orge 'ton.-, I w unl y ; .1 Del Iltld Ued t heir line loin'll a , ' hi Junes Fla ■■1 ' 11 I"” Hm" I ■■ ■ n a in a .iM x iia M M U iii j i . i H S' , ;tihi, l . I tiling, count \ down in the third tpiarter of play, ^ 1 inw fol d 1 "h m i , > '• * t end mg In tlo- evening a hampie' vxa- tr ij, new man on the H an fo rd, Sanford kicked and DeLand carried Stone I' , Skc-els llobie-"',' l.-M tackle K i, ,l tin association in the gitll room iid the goods yesterday the ball To L* - first down Anderson N'ot, ■ h guard ' ' M, Lucas t ' , V 1 1 • ! ,111.1 - , - . T i l l l i l t I* T 1 c.m l fmm many litm** 1 i,<k - II) 1 ,111II l ,11ter u in* h t L* >,« h U Move At I atutn 1Hint? t i I dig addi> s ' * w. t , gi v , ii III, Ho 1 ,rd Inn ♦-1" ka 1 ••ti »■ riM'i iii-M Th* m L ,,| t ' u Id gu ild Pfeincher ami gi am W I At, I lirrs,: Ilf In f ------ for tIn , c m1' i! .......... L ■■i i(i A, kero) ' 'o' v i ,, la, k,c I Mov. M „ I! . 1T ' i i in Nil f 1 [D't IMj * i mi i 'Hi1 111.1hi Hicham i ,, 11 ' ' l b' ' J m. D-di M I .n i i t t ! 'mil'H I'. ni ui^hatn >**-i 'la > He t. i n r ■ ' t .1 * f' I.* ■fif Y l ' •1 g a t < 1*1 and the 1 O I, 1 I ' ‘ 111 , 111.1 F . i ’ l) c- il - • • -,' ,i . ' I ' oaa n f, c, V >■ ■ , ' ■■f i, looking for San w . ■ v I i U \| Me Lucas, I I ■" 1 I to mitki a point or I---Ur d, Mo > h- Id ■ n 11.> o > ml Is , it,. lm goal Hasn't H > a ............ ' *' ’ • L ■' [ ni th. i ■,t 11 ■ i - i , r.i iin hi .11 <i pr- i- •' ,iti i : k ; s c r a p t o d .a a _______ III |Ilf I 1 ttO t II ,1 I •- i .i two mi In ,t in i "t i o . g ig |n I -I ills llir \(aiti'lnlrtl I’fca# i t Iii -i r util} s . i f i l ; p. l i ny s S I \ It I It M I S S pi i l t MI M, 1 i . iJ ; K tn i, I i. S’I I I oil v. Ill 1 t III : t e . ' - I 1I•, 11 i • , • ( _ d. AH l> It-. - I ................... PI i:l:A I ., 1 P -I At, . *i , I' I • ’ ' H. M. I to- U tiirln lrd I’ rraal ."I 1. r f , ' , I t 1 Ho v • At! I \Ti A , i 11; t\. i n i 11 I'"in 11.. t i . i 11 11. 1 i 1 ■ 1 Vr111 i i, ii r ■ i r. i'» k, J ,1 Ii--111, in '-V■' I,V -'ll a Th I* It I I I , l o s t t o It'll) M i s k c I I t i l l 1 111 I I I 111 1 VX. I T i l l ! - ' in, ui ' .. . I •.t I '< « Hi tin , I,. I - ot hi , T ' Ii i • m ' i i , teeth i tlo■1• ,vi tI,, f . I*t i • gi.t i ‘ 1I T ........ "I \. ’ ■ 1 |,1 Vtill It I"' . III-I f , T,u' I' HU1 1 1 a l Mu■Iis. I S,.pt , f , ,u rn d . o i ' 111 I i>1 a v, .i I I I . b.-IWi ,-• Hi, ,ili T >ft I lo , > 'll - -1 him' I ' t night, a fte r lie had bat mg what »»■ c ng ■,.i|,,tj lelHM- from I II V ill d pel III .Ho -l "f «n i ' H-. in f-o i , n.l outfought Ml-ki Dil l i Ule of the ............... ", f• <t i» , ' , , *i' v ‘ rn. we t . mad. m tie -. > .. l,e 1■, '■ d t t •Ii. i a f the seventh louhd a methe g.mo w,« ’ In i ' i h i " 1,1-1 Hilling, lo-m g to pe l l ) I !■> l \Ahile tile foot I,all auHeo-lo ■m\ brought a telegram t o . i u e g of Sweeney, who babe liuth played first hme f»r , t(V„ H„ () y . j , ,m ii., I j ili lain s digued for t' lm, « a 11 i' '' 1h, L, -1 •' ' 1 ’ M’ ^ , l i a t I. .,!!> Hi a ' D o t, m i I ., ■. < ■• ie magi-i took il liat ’’ 1 t .|, t , 1 ' b • ah I i - mg' , " ' '* ' ' , ,, I,.) ,p. , • . D. I v asked Tommy I he iii- f't t g.iM ■ ' 1 l bi - WII- He firs' " f a - n- . _ _ w t. (, v m u , A,. v" h ■I i.,,t uli-vv i i i Ih. ii1 1 >w ii a M ! 1 L i . t r tii ' ’ r • •ki 1 * i* "11 , , , (| ,| i * , Sanford High Takes OF THE STATE IS AT STAKE TODAY DeLand Into Camp fFLERY SEED I hnvf Apples, peck .. 65c Whole Wheal Flour Buckwheat Flour Pancake Hour ( rier Flour Obelisk Flour V AUMOAVA Tltr-: 1‘illslniry Flour 11 I Quart Jars Olives TOM GIBBONS LOSES TO MISKE L . . : Gihbor,-. Ho ill had i i eg III'".'. it He 11 , m b il .. T . ■■j g, i shoved the tck-gialil it, gloved fist. “ Kend, T o m " Let's h u m - and dress. I in -rr\ " "AH right," said ii,ii> - t i e a m m g down hiI know what \on mean ig. lo ought v. or,l of ’ hi I oil fatll. I ill St PaU'1 i .1, ' I 'Oil D. I a- * • . , .I I <' • I1 .♦*, .• • M f• ” *•. ‘ F 1i I IK IS, l . l l l ltd.NS, SH., DKAD J t lhl. We U , n . -., 1 hi- hum. Ii. i < v, . . , d„ v . . H " but "«.■ g . no H. m a' h i hmg iltne- * Me ,v,i , J v» .11 o l d •• *•» U , ,f V|t l.ilil'.iti . ,|.',illi vvie ,f II! S'eitthi A ii- " i ii ' .-H t . ' . j ,,t ( I aft. i ’ t). Killv Af, , k, I *o ' J i ' i i g, i , I. I... i , - i , i.g in,.', t, ,«t. S* w A k Do i, , ti" H immobile No compromise of good designing or fine manu facturing is ever forced upon o u r engi neer s . ili ll.'ll' f ol lo we rs of t he startling d is pl ay ,, . - Vi ' it , i- a , wy.Mf, feVy. - hocom e at life A ml a r c 1aii's, u r c.-rdialh '0 1* . an d we ar> V o j i r* , a n d y ou i ti a iletl i n ttial e u - e '1 i b e tticil- HU -1 SI 1 \ ICO I it t ■ 11'l I : I\ t III' PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD a Ba i l i e 1•Hlk f o r f u r f ant e d o f t he Sanford, Florida W e s t e r n 1n,-rui! a t t a c k IlnVI :i«^l J o n e s , ( he low a . on. k !■> a h""L g t .idual ,- o f t he A i de t o o H-all a nd know s t he ej I ' t e r n g. mi l ;l - Weil as hi s liro t h e r ' T a d ' ' J o i n s, now g^t-l i ron m e n t o r at S ' ir-w l i a r e ‘It L i t t l e 1?. known III t h e fj n - t —* in’jfii rii mg the strength of the Alaimrua Poly combination which faces the Ai m) at West Point pear evenly matched in general abtl "> NOW IS THE TIME FOIl THE BOYS AND GIRLS TO G E T THEIR TE E TH IN CONDITION ^ West’s Tooth Brush, the best. Regular price. 35c 50c. Special In the other more important games ot the day, Pennsylvania is generally selected "to defeat M aryland; Harvard Mr not likely to have si-nous d t f f lc u l- ^ j ty in holding Bowdoin in check; F o r - 1 Phone 325 IH-11 should win from New Hampshire and Dartmouth take thr* measure of __________ Middlcbury. Closer sco res may he cxjiccteii in the meeting of Princeton and Colgate, Syracu se and Brown, Navy and Bucknell and Columbia and Wesleyan. THE BEX ALL STORE Sanford, FIorMa S T E p S T AKEN TO P R E S F .l t A I FI OltID A (. AAIK , I VKKL AND. i >, i 1 1. Mat ked hy ■lulmsiasin a> d a di-pbiy of earnest ness that jiromist-s much for the pre servation of wild life in Florida in the future, tile first meeting of till Mart da Fish and Game Protective assoc in V'.'C’ . •.'ivjra T -5 TUB B. & 0 . Motor Go., Distributors • ■ a’ mii wi t h o u r I m - i n i s s a m i s o c i a l SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS They i r e e n tire ly free from the limitations they might meet if they were dependent, for some vital parts, on outside manufacturing Bourcea. T‘ Iii cas t i n pr y«i u r lot w i t h tin, >iif** i i l c n t i f i d l r- , » '■* l> .If iihlllf V 11 v i - 11 e tlgt k ali'l h( t at i j/ . si. J Ii i»M ‘ ■ f t i n4 1 iiNt anti M i«M«* ^ I f HLi 1 f j i l I'M n t a i . .1) ed tl) lutl! a - pi ! i on- . 1■,41"s11" 1ti v e r s i t n - s i •f t he tw o 11fIJ! h 1\ : ,i . ,• y like thl d " pitLshurgh amt AVcst Virg.ma aj - I |u ' 11 i ,- !i , i s : iJiiigi't . . t. . . S T PAt L. Minn., <>ct. II Thomas thi.nipmni.hip h.-l fall. . apDirmg all 11 I.L His, S r , f ather of Mike and D m f'Vf " f her h Igm- roll!. Ms Aat- Went through the -eas.'M with th, lo-d fri\ f »i h h i i M s , St I L i ill 14 ■is ni, • last night wu rend the wnnt nd# today 1 McCULLER Y. N o S t r a n g e r W it h in O u r (ia te s I "t g ,|>uiit .it, r ; ; g ’o Ml the Sanford player were «m their tog, !t is haiil to state heie -lit f-.r tln> game who do,i i t j |» mi lip -■ D<tn. 1 - 11 t: • ! i gam ! ,i, • a I ' all' I 1 weighed. tun. >- An I i- 50c BEST 7 Onr of the delight# of home 1# tem pting, delicious meal#, served with the bent bread ROUTH BAKERY Next to Princess Then Ire � 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 14, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource The Sanford Herald issue published on October 14, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, The Sanford Herald 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"> The Sanford Herald</a>, October 14, 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">The Sanford Herald</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/2c192f0ab8246a2424a8da3e1220a327.pdf 111e62a16cffab6d10d206516b59695d PDF Text Text SANFORD SANFORD *T h e City S u b s ta n tia l” " I hi- C i t y S u b s t a n t i a l ” IN .THE HEART OF THE WORLD S (.itEA i'EST \ E(;ETA BEE SECTION SAN R U M ). FL O R ID A . VOLUME h i. Mi t \ I * A \ . (M 1 4t i l l M NUM BER In. 17* VMKRK AN LEGION OPENS ARRANGEMENTS MAKING CONSERVATIVES MEET TO FOURTH ANNUAL CONVENTION ______ AT NEW ORLEANS TODAY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. DECIDE THE QUESTION OF % SANFORD COUNTRY CLI COAUTION GOVERNMENT ^ Reports of National Commander and Adjutant Today W H ETH ER TH EY SHALL C O N TIN U E T H E IR SIT P O R T O F L E O Y I) (.F O R C E S I l is t K I I ’ I I O N S F Ol t It Kt KN I IIONI) I S S I K Ft IT A I SI..Viti,«on,inm CONSERVATIVES W \ S I I I N G T t l N . «>-1 T he t r e a s u r y ’s new f e r i ne " f if --uimiihmhio All H u t W i l l I n c l u d e t h e C a b i n v l a n d All t h e U n d e r Secretaries m e mb er s of th<- g ov e r n m e n t summon t oday t o decide wheth.-i tlioy s ha l l c o n t i n u e t h e i r coal i t i on unde r I.h.yd G e o r g e the unde r of III lahllU t. hut '•<•> r o t a r i es bel ongi ng to the p a rt y. m\\* nr.si ik. * • , . i,. , -i U t h- w .* '"I M .1• h- * ’ HKI I M. I 1*1- ■h il- ng I- - e . - m e n t and I on i c . t a x es hv t m ated -.1 |Mit> «.r two dud t ' oi -titutiotml today by it.ipr. n.. « . - . :*t n Ii.. h * Ml riot iv 11.it 1 ' .^ ) t • i \ > oltipill'A ’ • ••r,l I -• »It* . *•«*)! \ . mIIIIMi " , t• YU, i.iw w GREAT BRITAIN WILL NOT AGREE TO ANY SEIZURE h,,l .yd \NI> 1 .« 4l*-j. I1 ’ 1I w turn Pl. t f N MX "1 ll • (• »t • U*•. tin I! .' *■ till* ... II* II I u l:\ ll U I t III IM I ||i *1 o O \ \v ■i ' I 'll I . I• • • V VI Vs I I I . ill * |II. I. •! . f|. • ' || d . . l l . . . l O bill I II ■ I Ii. V •h«> \s u . . • it . * f U. ,eti i. -t | tin V i',, , . UU, . I I 1.1 111 t ll f \ • .' \ | III I I I K I I " " I " .' d' t tin F.' t 1 in. fi i I( 1 III; \«• *1" ' M '*' 1 mu her of .1. '. l u t e l.y .Miss Mary /.:u ha r y . ||,,no Kcoi i oma - in tin High S. land I d a - |.j.. t l.rimt s a l a d - ' and it nio-t i nt. r e s t i n g t " t he wont ii present as well a . t h e y o u ng l adies who ex ia, | liei om.- pood c ooks. 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T h e c a r was in s ur e d hut onl y f o r ii p a r t " f vvhnt it is r e a l l y w o r t h and t he n Mr Haynes had b e c o me a t t a c h , d to it and had •* we l b r o k e and h w.F.b- it bio k D ' H i ' ■ I repot t t b , ' -i ■ 1' g ' ' " ure m mu I'eight" i *i""d • - ...... , ......................- .....................- t r . I, --r ,-r more more t o n n a g e that w,m*an p a s s e n g e r and that as mm It inntes iu Fb-ri o n e , , - ....... nan Slightly i nj ured C ....... . .........gin prialoces o, i-'iiu da and passes t hr o ugh G e o r g i a KverV det ermi ned. »f tit- arcrd.-nt . . utal" Single thi ng, ulinost wi thout exci'P tin ii that Fl'-rida hues in t h e iV-rt'i \| I. IN CM I N I I M C S E ,, I , , ah'pp-d I-- rai l, i o m i s tbf.i ui ' h . t M!|l| i •, ,r.. . 1*1. .1 Ii I.m'* \m-np I f , v •' 1 . . • . I t . * \ W IU lk- I. • I ., , |i, i III. c a r e f u l how lie l ea ves h i . . ^ i and Ih > K H' I: I D I- hr . lb " b v. • I'!"' •ked if posslblt possible when "l.il-py ’|tk, should all Im locked • left at ni ght . Ti' he n Ha y n e s F or d was K i . s t m m . i . 1 ' J Miller g « r , . ge J S mi t h Apopka. K I. stol en out o f the L'ut.lr.lnc • on F i f t h s t r e e t S a t u r d a y lllftfllt. night. ,^ t l b- " " ' 1 M. J • ,, f. ’ t ..orpin'Apopka; T g g ee tts. «a sh-r* short , t,s 111" ,I »off <- , , r ^ m ^ f 1 i'-.r haul 1* . . ? ; » .a * .• Ill * 1 • • i , •, •i •1 1 M " •' haul - Sax S?i\ unm.h, iiiinii k . w her,. haul tt-> | bo f r .Cght p b t gets . i'. fr' 1 I"1 id" ^ t ^ , f , ... . ! • ue . 1 le -a • s •», the p l a j • tile Cl ub i- \et seen M l • ' ay. g e t . J ' 1 i irrangom* ■• " * i W’edneod -'.-,1 hy • ng-o .. f t h e chi • — inentB d all the lioiild s ec c i t • • i > 'd,,v noon o f t • • ’ I >- ale expect* l . i ' , i nput.• M Wal l ace htu* charg ' and will s ee t h a t 1 i M up of b e a u t y : m unite, , c oni ' ' a- e . Mrs. Oi s I W t utner, Ml ’<1. F W He rndon, 1 \ *................. . Mrs. It A. New Mi I* I T h r a s h e r , Mrs. Ji W ..... 11 n f f . and Mis II. It. St im M-e ll,. iiieinhers a feed a f t e r do,to tin. finis lied t h a t . Ml ' ! t I. |I • I 11••\N (l| t hi nk 1 1 - in• > M i t ibis feed thr 1 It'd I ' " V• VI I - ll . ( " I - 1 *•»••• I '• l'i In J * .!<(« f. .1 h Ml/ ••• I . |\ |- It I t I I \ I \ I l i l t . I I *-< l l u t i l ■ • • M"i ' , v I . , I. ,| \ e.|. I I ■.1 - e l f e i I'P tl "Oi ,1 , <M t o in i-oloi* • , v, . i .• The l l r r nl . l . Iftr per week, d c l l vc . ed ____________________ • -----lumber ...... ... Without Kl-ri ,| ,N t* <••*•*ttr i ii rsitlt *>anl r** venues would l-»- infi nitel y s mal le r . and it is unf ai r to c ompare Fl ori da . I.......... * I T•• *' -s \ 11 11. f*)I f. . . !;iV Mr t. .If.m ih*«» rmAtif .f•■ .\. .• ..................... -• the l a r g e auloiint tha* comes to Geor railr -nds i'l fi ei -' hl s thr ough h lo'tda shiinueiits' " •We l u l u x- ' b i t before tb,. heat I ........I " I him, pot at c ■ pie, r u f f e ■i . N x ha r ge is ' *1, feed as t h* • " ' ,• i' up" for ; 11,, i. a i . i" i ia ot her l a d y has i • " I " i - a no s bnv e not - o b i t ' ll ll* t -.in d be i i and t he re are i t .-O ld.'. oll.lt H at ,i< h.-mp held in r e s e r ve i II* , . • , . - • a lb. ladies plan tOT t >1.1 V II. ,VI„, , h(l Mon„ n ra i lr oa d s f n s t all in Fl ori da t ha n in Ge or gi a, for in ...... if| Ll,u „ x , l l e to Chi s t „ . „ e " s„i.| S . - n a t - r W e l l ' , " d o e s not F. i I i"d was „ F o r d l o u r i n g enr a m .. he r o f t h e . e n g i n e is dOtiftl-.. a m , • killed I n m - e l f wi th a pl ' t o l |.,,t„t . ou< ami t hi • ' i '-n p to t' l n vi ,| I " have he. I p n u a I -adv I’d ip*' " hob ah al'li Im i v - i ■ .1' I • • 1 o- ' II, I, , , vv it. at “ I ftv. . , t. t M ' t • I; , , , • | i: I.tf 1.1 a pi idu.ite \' , . , l dl t i p to Mi We Is. tin ‘ "tn ^ n .!- u•i will p,v. In I « II \ III I S S l l \l* iniss„.|i is In>| i nter, s o n g *ti*elf so of K- - s o I d ' I liM Ml I I I I * " I I* I D F I, t lo- ............................ s tr a l ph t t v .tal at I**. 'anfo.d Hi gh IN J \l K SON \ II I If 1 I' f III M ' N I p.\I*F.K shi pments U is ' . I ! \ d ' - . " < n . .' I - k Fridav U l K M N .......... \ I * F . M ' M I \ ....... '*:• .......... ... matt,.i ..f the proposed (iv, •*- t.'hei -**th handl e. , pounds additional M i " Ka d f ■, d ' > " ad. I of unus .1 M lx " " N \ 11.| I • In « bar . , ... , l e•nts n t ' a nunuie.i bundled p" |>o im n.,' < ................... ca l al n'i tx ., cd I n , and,, n. . will I................. l»..tl "W .U, and " Wi ni \ | , | | F I I I \ "■ * D> ^ UlU' ( f , 1 , | I Fax . t reat \ leoiig the III ! ill 1 • ' an pi. * "I 1-* » I'nHomk* k . c t h i i ' . i ' r e nd t , i i h.u p r o g r a m " u " " I’ v.dk . I a-h. . . . f |'lu ad. 'pin a do d today ^ ^ ^>if j , , , it,..i Mi K i m a it is |..r tins i * a s, iii iiuo •■> ••«.. •... . i . t . „ „, h i ---- ----------, , ... l l .roll, railioiid t o m will he " h'oinan, •• wr i tt en hy K.l •oini, it t* d si, •. n|e '. . an * mi, last night . hai ri nan of tin |- lornia ri niniaii i o „ , . .. Mt-N. -N K M I K ( . M ) „n.I as a me mb e r ..f the South v d > h. I.loi, T h e . harm .f t l u , sel l.,s .................. »•„"II \." DKK \ 11 M I N I . fixe, .s , 0,11 lit " t e n ,s ... well known need fur h-dv wa- f - .ml •'> • k I'-'UI when I' VSSKN’t . K K I N J I KI-.U , ,t (he he a r i ngs ............... i n m. n t 111. pirn e w a . open.,1 f - i Ijusiness to N..I a ............... ...... ............." , l a- l ongi ng to W a l t e r M H « y n " > 1 behooves every i a t "Wto'i i •i •.i r« ■ .. . "• 'J-' tt’,h -.at , i .w.i ii \.o. »j'ui'iniM . III mg Dr. Sevmour C.rady, .(• ■ i pi- <HMK\Co*n I allahassee Mmislci. Died l ’ne\|)ectedl> mm |Jvune Tu ' "I i i FKiNt. 1 K o " I \l* t . ' i o u I ll at ■ v11 .......... . . . • t •i |ti a lx I "I V M * 1, 11end <l Ini' at t h e h . a l tic's I n't lip i **11 a., i n . s at night to,- i b a r g e , i i" , n . the nc • "lii* III' a- '! . ■• * iv • it. v i n - p hel pers , anmittee by l ' "ii'ielly, Mr 1 h ' IP lil t ||»» \«*IM III)* ll I*'* " I | 1 M l ‘ \ « * t I* U • ' U “ 1* ....... ... o i 1 • « I I •<1 I * i I. M.itidoit is t h e c h i - »' * 1 vi * " i i i m i t t e e 1 hustling f r a i Mi vl U , I i i I I vv i i , . \ t; | I l\l • 'I l l'll N 11 i t\ | \ | i |'ii I 11 | | 0 ' in it. . it h « ............* i '***»i** " ,M 1 ■*" i lit III V- o I'OI II I \| I N UK \mtag. n \ Waved Adieu . , (a t e > • a i " ' . Then Pulled \ *.. t.. n • Pistol Tritfirer |II \ I W I N S I ' K I / I ...... ".*•• . \••... I 11« .1 r r I ** • , I ■• ||. . -I I " I i ■" 11 ' ' •>v i i Inl. •* I'' • , v,.. | . m i d , , On I | i lx y \| M I l F K nu mb, i H'M M (.1 •' I ■- ,,| , | hi i.t -mar. Il and i l ie • ' ...............I- pi di. ll - " - ' V i * ' ■ . •I. ■*. , |1 '• Ml, I •n • lla i • ' O n ' , m i lie n f t e r n t " ia !• at ore in t h a t ■ :, - t . i t v d nm i and dlD tie i' l l • p Ibi s part o f t h e pt i tin . 1. h a r p e of the Cl ub ll • ■ •In • i • |n |'.ii op to put it b t *1 a’ u . , T III’. • ' : ' 1’ •- .............taped in Sanf ord, wl i , e . •. ,,f tin S a n f o r d Cour 1 mi ■ •n a wboll- day o f pi* nil , thm i ointnp Thurs day. T h i s cv will c r l r l i r a t e the onetiintf o f t h e djt . • • *l * Ii nn ml*# v* .in* l oo k i ng fq v’ .itil to t i n . day i a day of d a y s . ' 1 in I - . d i e s ' pall t o u r n a m e n t t a t t1la in tin morntnp. s t a r t i n g o f f . • n t iv it n s ih, men will pi Ait II I IMl • . i; I ' followed .* •.■• ........ . ..re j ust ab out ' ' !•• of the b i g g e s t ‘i •VARDMASTERS : ARE GRANTED ' AN INCREASE IIIICAGO POLICE AND SOCIETIES A|ir S!'\H('!!!NG I :|; | || s-l I -s I •i I ' " <*1 t " 11 * Is I II I l 11 It I I MU I I I Mi I *h ' '* . '-l' ' ................. in |,i at t • * in i • .1• .-■ i Id ■i r v• Mi I, I m ’ pi tn j ai a. ■i 1t.t On i reusl i rei Ilf tin I I.. t •11 St ’ I - !■•- I I’ M *tt i \ i ml a- v a ' p .i - i f ‘ 1 t I ■I |trif -h l'i • \ , x | 'at ..t mil ha In m ti l t h. ''Ml.. Il I* a to . la ' I <• ' i i ' ” • 1 H* I * A N \ M I f 1. 1111 I I KSI III M I Ol I III I OKU \| \ M i l l I H I i. t I. \' i t i n ' - mi -vi • S'd i d " n >C • at !• e f t - d t • lad. i ' i ea- . I I \J m\ t . • It. I f a- t Fv • e.i-1 '• i • * »*' ’ ■ h - n ' d m. • 1 I ! ** III *; I " O l \nd D a n c c a t N i j f h t W i l l d u d e O n e uf the (.r e a tc flt E » e n I t s i n O u r H i s t o r y •, II I - I In V...II I .!• .1 l'i* -4 l II' *•' v. l l ’ l V I ■I *.I .)• " t it',. .| • Ii up toa .:•* 1 ' |t- .• ■ ..n.I 11 - - i " ! '• Ipi mo m i m - t • ' - ■ 1 * t' .• f . ■ tlx !**••* • * 4 1! * »*, • t •• Ia d • ll 1 ■t •* * I.* 1 Kt i Ml I III I lir X.s oe l mri t r «i *»> \\ \ |II \ l . I i i N l i. I I n I ,- II Cat • " I • " I.at » I " " mm ,1 vvhe h a* "I I •* I , I**" tithI oi i|I M l ' * i 111i I i a - ti l Nati onal Co mm a nd e r I Kl \ M il* tuh He1 " f l . Mlip S ..!• •,I I Ipl lolls M l i v i d t .. Subdate. .,■ .rdiiic to l e pn r t s ,n lint d wi l l - s;,|d to air • * iht ■a pi t a l for ' I n g t n g hi .........r-litur 1“ t he long • u-t •in --t I! * .|n|i -men ON BRIDGE P A R T 1 M U WMMx o, t t. ( i r e a t I t o t a i n will m a k e On f 11 - I I l l VOl i' f Ilf -ll'l ti .1 .1, I \ no ' a all -Va ! .. ai . l.i 1 In I r: t« it M.I' I - gov n nno ' '■ li-daV " In i •hi i k alld * .• i .i V nil' '■ SEARCH MADE FLORIDA LAW FOR ASSESSING FOR DYNAMITERS SPECIAL TAXES AT BELFAST ,1, d'" ii full m •»ll «» » 2\ vj ii .•Mill \i i • * fti al e . ..... - i .i . I......... ........ i. . I i a ..................... . -I ii i op •11 I ' m m o t I .loyal 1•*•«>! g« de a I ' 'll ' 1 ■ , w ha h Neill Fast, i n • ■• ’ ' III \e fori oil Upon the go\. 1 nut. n' 1 I h a r a e l e t " t i c and povxcrfti -p. e u IM It,. ■i t > of his l urth -Satin day ; fl 1 le on. Wh i le he s poke as libel .Ii \ Ill-oral and e hos e a * ity r' mot •• fl oil , .p M- N’iilei L A D I E S ’ A M ) M E N ’S GOI TOURNAM ENT AND TEN N IS t.ith v i m i l l \in w i i i M \h K I I K S I I ' M M K M o l INI l i : i > I * iN 0F.lt I us Us fu.si i es |••n.sil'iiity and t l . i t v .'h " t u r d t- a d j u s t . . I ■- m p e e - a t i . - n a t • U e ' i e j i m I st. i rted to f i g h t " w is •• t ' t n r d m g p o i n t ' in . . M r - . . Ilaiifc-nl .Sat o r d a y . vvho h Siiil.s, 1 1i ptunis fur i 'I 11 pel' , ent \' i ctory notes t run him \ i 1I.- i'l " l e r 1 S . . ' i t 11 1, at , s are t.-rolrrr <1 in I'.l V>netM will 1 •• » * I vr«l »).* Util all otmellt -. and of M e e t i n g not only will |„,|o ooli sorvat i vos also support l eadership !»• of of I I I p. i i out thirty y e ar bonds hitheelt oVrrsuh — ril-eil a p p i o t i m a t o l v til. 1111111100,111111, it was at St •* !’♦ T..0M1 •' d to.lav l.y fur Hunk* M, loll t :i * \ i |i**nl at * .1 •*!» of f, t i n g - ( I I ) T h r i M u r l n l r d I’rraai l . u N D O N . <>« t . 10 i',,n«cvvniiv,> i,, moot ( B y T h e A u n r i n l r d 1’ reaa) X K W O K I . K AN' S , (let. Ill T h e Ame r i c an I-egmii " p e u i . l it. Imi rt^ nat mnal i-onveiitioii here tiMlav, m e e t i n g in <-inverted wa t eh o us . ,.n tin \ l i. - i - i p pi river front Ki-ports of nati onal i i.mnianui i at -I a-l .l.u * tod.iv I * a- 1 1 rally every s l a t e m the ummi was r r p i c - . nted. i . i hforiua, out s t andi ng - on tl-stailt for the n e x t conventi on, arri ved l i n e <hid m * i ••..*I 1-rnntn- I l-hn k hats, red shirts and knee hoots, costume of forty Miners. Pei l aratl on t h a t the Legi on ntl -i r-l nl the i n t i n - l . o< -li.al-h'-! ve t e r ans •I I,, il,. 11 - at l east tV ni.M-tb , \ " . . i h . i t h i ng of vital int( i tb. i|t I. uo.mhers is to f e e < ih. \ u e , po,.,| s ta n d i n g wit s. i< t u x b e i n i e that day, a s oic mb, is fully paid up ar e ; i 11 II il « III t lie d u h 9 e n t . at, tits If you a r e not a m e n u ,, ' houl d l a . and you can g e t a l l * f o r m a t i o n n e c e s s a ry f r o m t! , , !rl„ ' ........................" .........f » , " " " ' * " » ' « " i K * * T « * «•’* « n. - u t h ||,« part... r .,,,,1 h, la l.eved ,s xvas fi nanci al worry as lie spent C o n f e r e n c e s for the vest,-i,lay wdh i . , i a,-, mints I.....like......... 'M » ■ « di running the shortage of r efri gerator held m Tampa, Thursday -------------- — the t .*iilied ( h a m b e r at ton o ’c l , K Gr ant is bn. k m the city a g a i n n r ||in,|„ Fri.iMy October 20th i n ,fi,M s,. ml m.f. W da\s m B owl i ng ,b,. , . lMr, „ r the F r a t e c T h e ntnnv t ar e gl ad to s,. f- r a i I- t •f ’ It is Imped t h a t the g n m o r s a n d . pere f f r u i t - and v e g e t a b l e s wll mi McKtutend on.- <>i both of t h e s e m e t .it Sj i nf o j i ! of a ye ar ns the m a t t e r is o f deep i n t e r s . - " f Fl ori da. , . ..f lb — ■■ 9 ' .1 .1 '•* * fm w i l l \KF M F K T I N O * • i •• ( i )M»». •• • ' k» * IV* •I *1 ' • VVill be a m e e t i n g of. In l» I ll living Ml N i», j ) •11 i i » r .1 I I « ♦♦ « I |1| *• - 'Ah II •I ,..i I,, to OX IT- <-(,»• . pr-.li • I.t •••), 1 II, | ...... | M.ntlil * f o r l b . ba-t .......................... .............. . . , .* |. ................ !.,s| v. t i r T a m o f hi - I,.-alth but e xp e c t * t.. .p.-n,| - . ----------w o .............. I b.„.|.a f . i , "• ,1a. t . " e " ‘ o f t h e Wo bib on W e d n e s d a y a f t e m o o n f l „ the H u b House ’ - • * t•nw AsviW • tlfll 1 �« . K‘f i T £T 1 0 BBP P9K» ■Kay PAGE SIX ____ •I The spacious room were opened on keta of exquisite pink hibsicus comi suite and beautifully decorated with blncd with f i ms. quantities of lovely yellow elder Of exceptional interest was the S O C IE T Y . V ’T ' M RS . F RB L ) D A I G E K , Society Editor "n ' k * f r » « t l / appr erl a t rd. SOCIAL CALENDAR it-' -. • Saturday .Mrs l l a MV i g" h t ent ert ains ..... at Bridge, honmiug Mrs l.a Verne Hurt of Lakeland Mrs A. P. Connelly will en t er t ai n the members of the Duplicate B r i d g e ^ . 1 . rf? * ... Wiggins serve, I a Following the awarding of the prir • the hiiwt,.*s si rvt«l ii imm ini .o! i (Mirse un<( t o f fee Invited to 'meet rac ti ve tIMI visit ......... " ’ M this iatt i l lKHUM <>r were, Mesdames Walt er Wight. .1 G. Sharon, II H Lewis. Harry Wilson, S. O Chase, H F Whittier, F. I). Mol. ley. It,.ane Turner. .1 (; Ball, W T Langley and Mlv Martha Fox r a i d game Antony lho*i* enjoying this pretty pr,r f > wen* Mrs I.a \ erne Hurt, Mrs Rnlpt Mrs ...... F* Wight, .Mrs. I Hal I 111 »»Wight, IK'IV, .lini. t'lnude Howard, Mrs. Sam Yuntz, Mrs J o e Chittenden, Mrs. A. \V Fi t t s, Mrs Edward Higgins, Mrs' < has Britt, Mrs Braxton Perkins, Mrs David t'aldwell and Mrs. Wm I ef fl e r Wednesday ............ ...... 'due Newman, Messrs W A. Adams met while on her • ................................................................. . ................................... . > trip « . . i» tins i , us ssummer. ummer '* I'-d Move, Morris Wimbish. B 1 D.-dsi.n, 'sum I I, o. In t Wil . on I | ,t r j.. i \ :i. i I"■ »? r .( » $ | ; • $ ' fip f t ik k n, u s it it 1 1 ii , i-: M t • R I |f. \ w .. t ,, ilosl. »» \ e sl l - 1(Ii. \ lift el tlootl w b e l i - he elite, t allied a bridge .Il h. i bofu, I'nik live.. 4 "II! p! 1 1 II. - 1 1 1 Dig M i - 1 tank Win, hi op of Til1 'lalia - ee. , tII. •Ii .i rm ing gue-M of l,. r - 1 - 1 e , . Mr- Wa l t er Wight Ii 1 9' (• • ... 1 , t• m. 0 1 1 b» r- ..f tb ■ f M I. N" . 1lir l-lgi ' lob. wuh " , ' 1 •v* l :i tab'. I I NI II I I I \ l. l I : s |> Mrs R E Tolar, out delegate to Na tional < «.ngress, (obi of the many a. y . . .I i.u ii-h . t. . r il. u’ - .I .th< Ml of these O' II,el i . Iioe- Wi l e [| on-house ,.f . 1 o ..Id, i; t. I •st “THE LOVE FLOWER” TO YOUR VACATION IT M , Even though you prnctice every sort of e c u , . • ,III V ticn, rhnnccs nre you return " br o ke . " Wouldn’t it seem good to have enough t„ ■•,]„ lt ami still have some l e f t over? Three men and a girl stranded on a desolate South Se a Island; h er \ is romance and adventure and a story of a g i rl ’s supreme heroism./ FOX ’ •V year C a l e n d a r S a v in g s NEWS * * i. t — And— 1 ,, Then g et your -A Inc* ■■ hero today and s t a r t t hat vacation fund. be increased by the i nt erest wo add. PATHE REVIEW Th e amount you ’ ■• . „ 1 W| imHimaiPiiamMicjiEiBiii: The Seminole County Bant >u Ha ica to, ra P 1 b SANFORD’S m n i i n n n i r m m n T K I m P K i I A T l | R |L Sonic i hanges ar c expect ed in the weat her due to the fact that Sanf ord walloped DcLntid yesterday Down to ' - is the latest report and ' t or m . I.iuds are gathering. Rad weat her on the golf players and the f armers •- it It. , . an (day today '• in \ M , t it I . I I . |n j j Maxi ilium 70 Minimum its Range 70 Thr ^' 1 1 1 1 1 r1 if, ' : •*• r pt I " I NTS W EIL AD SOMETHING lea lu St r e n g t h PROGRESS- -SERVICE fta fci »ra * . FORD TRUCK “a Mr I n . t I -.k. bail as It. i g ue - ts Mis • R Kirtley was appointed -t I I <l.s\ at Inn. Iteoii follow ei] hs • ' a n mall of lb.' Sal li e Harrison ll.llo lM etfl :i(l.fl| Hi nig. •‘■•Horn g her - i- te i . M , - .lul 1 ha pt e 1 for tb e float for Armistice Bain I .<•!> J 'ay, M i s R . 1 Mrs S t a l l i n g was appoint 1 , 1 * a , pe nt e 1 of Jacksonvi ll e l ast I movement of I binds | ' • I < hi.H ill,III fo r the ('. A R (ChildB Itiiel'hi.w, \I. —— Maggie ' " a- . 1 . I..H.U • ' \ 1 1 1 . , 1 1 an Re-, "1 • | T loll 1 H • l"«f Mr M < 1 g'll. I Hall .f for the R.’ 11 ' 1 »li IM Ii (• I ); »y Float " 1 H ■< *«H»ariM»siuiitiiniu \» tl.l . If. M " f the mee (mg a ilc ---- . . cl ’ f ■ 1 ’ *il| A .| « ||19»\ ---------------M- 1 ■ •-i ’• h. 1 Ii.-Th.-I, When :t ...lues to S ER\' |CE, we\. Mi Ii . • ^ Mrs got the,,, :,|| bm ke.l off the board I • l\ ■1 1 •'! - 1 ‘imp b ' l ’ l ' h I R\ l< E T R \ N S F E R ft , I). YV. GRIFFITH’S ter tempting candy as It was moved and seconded thnt A ' tin- , on> lusioi^ of the card name gift be accepted with sincere (hanks p . tin. hostess assisted by tier Mother, A f t e r short business session, Mrs, Tuesday Mrs Fred Williams, served sher bert V. M. De Forrest gave a most i nt e r Social Depat merit will have a short M,,d cake ,-sting talk on the banquet she attend business meeti ng followed by bri dge Miss William's guest included M i s s . , e d in Washington, nt which Mrs. Mit>at .’L.'tOp. tn.. with Mrs. E. P. Mo rse Ps Helen Verney, Naomi Sc oggi ns, «»r , the president general presided, ns hostesi. (.Ia,|y,e Wilson, May and Mildred Mrs Watson (old of the many fegelits ---------Holly, Mary Elizabeth Puleston, f,' d national o f f ic er s whom she had •*. ' *•*.» Mn 4salad laVit . I ea.l I re a. lal la«■ conclusion . .. a. ^laaM■. _. o f the course at Ithe . . ~~ “ tt I \ N S ( l.l It t \! E N D \It Wel f are Department, Subj ect " E d cat inti " 11 Winthrop was presented •. M il e^ll Itt f* I.. .1 I I .. perfume bottle. Monday Subscription Bridge Part y LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY at the Parish House at S p. m. un A moM (|,.|,ghtful social a f f a i r of 1 >. V. It. der, the mi.sjucc* of the , Busi ness jyesterday the Bridge i>«, party given . . .... ....... was ...... ...»• iy given -'I™ Percy Merof was hostess to < ro , sMona nman » lulis. , last evening liy Miss S a r a Evelyn the Sal li e Harrison Chapter N. S. D. Williams at tier• M attUrac ve U country A. afternoon nt Ithe fincxrxi. , . . ___ . . _ " ........... i d ltii m ' UHi n • •• R., ;yesterday tniviuny it I i** il MM) II III 111* > . . I E T T E I t H O M E S W E E K home <m Crystal Ijike. Thure were home of her mother. Mrs. Henry b.ur tables of pl at e rs Wight on Phik live .. y The rooms were art ist ically decor The meeting was called to order * r *' ° n eonnr< • ate, I with a profusion of variety col- by tin* regent Mrs W. E Watson. A ~ v ’ |..ie,i wild flowers and golden rod. letter was rend by the regent from ' ‘ ‘ Hand painted tally cards were used Mrs. Henry Wight she ........ I’..... (ini'll ••••*• ” iK»l asking (inAlllK thnt I||ilI Ent' ‘ * A kmhn (.mid will nu-pl with Mr*. and \\h»*n scon s wpi v cotmO'd it wan nn^ht pay for the I). A. |{ prize cup, J oh n Leonardi ut her home on Oak found that Miss Oli te Newman held c t ' en last year to the G r a mma r School ave , at .T: . 1 0 p. m. high sui t e and was awarded a box of a* » memorial to her little son Thom •- I Mr' . .ut >9 ,9 III . . gins* ‘ SAVINGS W E P A Y ( P E R C E N T I N T E R E S T ON S A V I N G S ----- T 0 N I G H T------ P ' - V - * -lurin* t br « f t«r J k'JiMH-H m[ (*t writ- t oiinttMl n»K»n»hijjh iiimcIi* l»v Mrs Phone 2I7- W an. I the prir. foi Inch m o m , mating Ralph Wight who was given a dainty } } /- ° *--------> , t f........................................... *l » t i l» « ; • any candles * *1111111 ' I n k s with »i i n ihim 1*11 * ramiit^ candles vnmty .Mrs .‘i n Hurt, m u i. inv the ntmort honoree was — If yon a r r ffolnjr * n ; n h r r r or ronitng . .. Tl' i i k « » r . o r III tq« a r t r ntrrtatnlns, rrrll w<l* Wun «»> Mr* J <». Hall I hi- non prp*fnU‘l| II Vanity. « & ? £ ' o T .rU p i^ V b ^ V .T m "'' u ' l l ? ........ [Tl(g]ll]D[E]E)[IlE[c]U(s]Ls For Sale or Exchange Lute Model In Excellent Condition B. & O. M O TO R CO. SANFORD, FLORIDA Distributors for Ilupmobile nnd Lexington Car- Large Shipment of New Music J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO (U Ft 1 S„t tf. Mi I• 1 y 1 \ INf. muiM.i. p \k n Sanford’s New Store-------- 1ti li « ! « ’ '» , . T im es W hen You A p preciate Y o u r B runsw ick Most Did you ever «top to think that a phonograph is one of the few things you can buy that are go.../ .165 days in the year, rain or shine’ •' s Not to own a phonograph or to buy onr without fust h ea r ing I he Brunswi ck— the a c cepted phonograph of the musical world — is a mistake. • > 1 eg. M 1* .1 «; Ball Vt 1' : • • 1 • * { 1 •* - | * 1 H 1■ ' la r i-Ual 1• ' • j .. . • ;. 1 - .t •1 , h.i in t (J *i .*f » 11 - lit ;i •» •1 bon 1 t J9 t ' ' llf M Iik ' ♦ i ■ ‘ •T * 1, ,' ' m r 0 1 f ■ . t ‘ 1 1 k• * ' » ............................ * * . ' f f • f 11. w . »».•• f |. «:.*!•. I. l • •! » • •••♦... . ■ 1 •v« 11 . \ •f; 1*1 • t l|, 1 •• t. •, . .1 ., . 1:1 t \ . ,,!».! t i t f l h \\ ' •' 1 ' \ ' ' .I \ .1, it . 1Hll-llt.'l 1ft* r m Y■- »*" l'i*i* (J ;» rim n f>i 1 of \ t , '> ' I ' 1 ; A "j Ml i" f. I ' d - •f ' la 1oil" 1 , • v\ •f »• tfi 'Nill'oiii \«*>trr(ii»V -t», In- ipoe -exel a| f ril ,ul1 1 r - 1 It H ' l 1- 1 ( I I I It 1 1 1 ■■i • l: ! ' |: i | * ' " t t 1 1 Mi 1 ,, < . • It............... 1' 1," , W o k . » . •. , ' . I t * 1 t • . \ 1. •ia-. M ., L ' V 0, ' f» " ' 1 t* .1 III " »Yf •'! |J. (till 1 » It tt. 1• • » • 1■ The Churchwell Compa IB Slort'H in (icorgia- 1 In Red and Brown 'I t.g w I ill |' a ml 1 Hit'll M' Mats ' l a r 11 •,g •! Hum. 1 . it. Iit j e i t , A , Iti/,'|| of tile Infinite. t..t . ar r i v ed 111 the city yesterday, and At lit<• veiling hour s e al s or diplo will spend tin wi nt er as the g uest - of in r son and hi- wife, M i - and M r - It m a s will I.,* pr e s ent ed to wo r ke r s in the S u n d a v S, b",,|. and 5 oiilig I’eo I ^tiilihg i i- * 1 io"fi- win. luive , .*■ 1 fitly ' "„i I h« \im 1 1. at I , g ton A • ha, c. ■: I . ,, . > ■g , ' it. W . la • 1 1 1 . 'I ' I . ' <1.11 ' Ill'll .t.1V '• I ....... n. Mrsirro. IH»ME of ItRI \ s \ M i K I'.-il met to \. e -aofoid Public Stenographer M I S S M \l DK T^ RE. in Mtornex I red R. Wilson's office. First Nationtil Bank Bldg . Sanf ord, Florida, i n I W e d S a t Mon tf Metropolitan Life Ins. B ILLY S. PARK ' ' 203-J------ Phone------ 201 ROYS’ TRANSFER Corfler F i r s t ' n n d Park Ave. Prompt Sc r vi r e-------Reasonable Rates EAR L ROY. 20 I Maple Ave. ■1 .-lore tn I lorids Sport Hats of Soft Felt ■ 1' a .1 . 1 . \ f •' . M„ I \dial y I •1 'I II. YV. ALLFN Phone r o' W II I M' liI•. 11 11 ■ n V .1 who li.iva b . ' i i v i -ittiig t he i r ■- m i . \I > I .hi , ne :-1. iiil.ri.il*.' Mon •"■ii, have !■f' ' "i 1 * Hint 1 1In. where I ti 1 1l.l .ill ' 1 - a ■ d. ha s i n g fur I' • •.1 ' la t i a ' ' . . I ' bai m:u •. .. ii . t -to d y W ■ •. W ,t.' ' At !' . • • l- H i .. , , Dress Hats Vppr.'Xi ' i ! , ! ' \ ' • •t will n o i l . ' i> * * un It Hal \|. , 1. 1.1 \ H ' a-Aii.j. n | ,n • ■• 1 0 \\ Of 1‘ell, Bannc, Velvet, Ciold and Silver Cloth \ p. ai.ilig I lot f I . p. •I* |, e •{ l"|t. f 1 -t l.'tf. 1 ' I ' .1 I Watbeti 1 - mu again af u ■g< "I til. Dengue Fever, Long distance hauling is our ‘LONG S C I T . " U C I O K S F R V IC E T R A N S .. I ■ ' 1 •' i 1 to •1 1 i i •>,. -1 M I 1'. R. Thr. - F r i - Sat tfc 1 1 i|.|„' night, this w. r k . at til.______ ______________ -in •• Di N ■|, \ I I'W . 1 1 ' I a n I'M I f Vo. It || ■'t 1 •• > Sail ■•’ i n ' " , . ' I t 'I i Rob , 1 <n w ho ha f . - . i Ma l t ,' - ' a i t " ! ; . , i , 1 1 . h a crvie I ’ •»nt," d f " . n i New ' "i k was a, > 1 1 7th s l i m ' ' lTn.'.tp ha. I, ill In- . ti-l"im I and w« I* ome.i . . ___ __ ! -1' ‘ H 'i:sehol'l goods? Moving them is — a science with us - I J U D ’K SEHMi - Weston ot I li/al«tli. \ .1. V I C E T R A N S F E R , wn a \ i-if .»i in Sanford yesterday Th r F r i - S a t -tfc 1 , "'ti b» 1 r.'lut n from |lav . 1 1 and the Lake O. he. Ilobc. section. l/.irgg s h i p m e n t (if IU*W llUtsic. W hile III Sanf ord Mrs WTstmi called — Iliiilnrmister Piano Co. 1GS-tfc u p o n several friends, tils., visiting tlni $ 1.75 $ 5. 00, $ 6.00 S an f or d Golf t ilth. Mr and Mrs. T O O L a l e tO C l a s s i f y Weston are thinking seriously of m n k - ! u F B R R E N ’I Furnished bedroom and t o g Sanf ord tlu-ir f ut ure home ______ kilt lieiilu tt' , Ellil Ave. I72-I’. lp FOR VISITOR La Vetne Hurt of Lakeland M was the charming honoree yesterday af ter noon when Mrs. M. S. Wi gg in s eritertaui. il at Bridge at “Tile Gnhles.” The r>- were three (aides of players. I b. , 0 0 m- where the >ar.l tables - , * 1 . .1 - a 1 '. ad" 1 ,..'d w 11It ha- K ) R S A L E — On terms like relit with small down ; eight room . . payment . ...................... bouse, newly refinished, all couvgnfences, c o m e r lot, furniture if desired, locnti d in Sanf ord Heights on pilled street with sidewalks. Ad dr. -s own. , '(ft Tampa S t , . . t , Tain |tit, I !,> I . ' t, ( THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY First Street SELLS it for LESS ' Welaka Block If A CLASSY SMOKE lOHNNIF IK FLlV R CIGARS tlv /lllilliJ u W If A ilLlV VrlU/ilVij ^ _ ± 9. For Particular Folks ( —r+ - �- ‘1 -I r v b lla h r d r t r r r a f t r r a o o a t i r t p t Ran 4 * y nf ( k t H erm it ■ ■ I U la (< 10T M asm alla * » f » RanlnrO . V ia. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. rC R L IIll^ H II au j . n o t . i . T __________ ___ RAKor H« J . L I L I . A I I U . Ilm T ta rr-T rriiiu rrr tt* A . 1 E K L ______ (J rn rrn l J ln n u ir r P h o n e I4N u p l u OiOO I*. >1. A A v ertlaln * w e W in K no iv ii Itatea M aalr A p p lica tion S H I 1*1* F i r m la I ton i»n lU iiB irr km. I'botif Sdli-W after 5 p. Rahaertptloa Price to AAranee Year... ..... .......... ...... *4uxi Oi* ' rrmnrUl.l,. , which have n f ew people hut a ! o r n weekly, it can be tio b e t t e r than; this subject from the farmera* alandr hanks would mean the presence of produced s o me ............. , * tme- honorvd place in the tegialjitIve the city nn.t iia people desi re it to point, and a n s w e r s t h e fjuefltjon o f the Dtan in the community who is not P o r h . p , . h e y lie It is upon the advertiser t hat r e s t s ' why he does not market his r o tt i ng of tfie community snd thnt conse the solution of the fnrm. r halls at Tallahassee met with defeat. ‘ **^1 # Our mvn senator mid mir own r e the outit" yf a medio, re publication; surplus for tit" Iwnefi, o f the h u n gr y ! quently local credits would soon he in |in which they nppi-at • l a topsy turvey c o n d i t i o n . ’ eel ned, without fiinluti present u’ I> t vntt-d for this le-Uppor hut it should lie home in mind that mu-H m the cities, as follows: " P'..rth, very good reason that t h e i It seems a fact that even the most •** pul the sword th , tiHnniiot program as tin- %*■ry best •he a,Re, 1 1 ,sei. the intelligent ndver* fnrinri I- busy na man killing ast ut e financi ers may find worthy of cal banks o f which e a . ) that r.iiid tu .-Vi in i'il fr'On the per tis. r, m a k o no iloiintmn" when he His j>uhsnakes m p,••during and harvestinjr ennsideration that an intimate know is m , j ust ly pmu<| *.**,!,a ! - f th l e g i * ! n t u » e a * it was plu* es m> iiilu'i tiseiiu’tit resources and c h a r a c t e r lust i f much an investment standard f " “d crops Shall he t h e r e - 1 ledge of resources E a r n e s t study surely last <|.aii,i Hii' persoimcl will not In :tv show fdre let In wheat crop or con* crop which is the basis of credit, f orm a way to st re n gt he n and ■, , • li ning- Met 1 1 we eel sonic kind of re as is h f sjoi k of uoods m ins and should lie reckoned in his go hack into the ground m order that strung bulwark of financial securit y hanks, r a t h e r than t., am ( a I>port nui mi »1 st I'hcy studied tile mat li fe*, n few *, rawb* m*-* or tomatoes should m the country where more than (50, —J a ck s o n v i l l e Journi,) tu fiil'i. .it ih.it time ninl supportsoi assets a- a thing of value \*. man n m - t h i n times has made lie l u i r v i - ' f l ’ That imleed would be ooo.oihi of the American people live « this pniLfritiv. h* t hi be-t we ' an g-t ■ -V I" ! i f to s up p o r t It at ■ v t i i o s s , 1 1 hiisiHcss or accumulat ed saving at tin -pig**, and letting out and have their being. E v e r y boat to Sanford c. the p**lli» a rn mpc l c mc except tie was a believer at the bunglnde Eugene Meyer, J r. , undoubtedly a fresh supplies of stock of ,..ii" T h e answer is ■tivmns There is r n ndldnte for the Governorship of the nishes and st ains of whe I Thet i i- woeful lack of knowledge in the judteKnis use of pri nter' s ink tin concerning the amendment among as a prnpaganda for his est abli shment , nothing >acred about food ns com |<Ydern] Reserve, indirectly makes the ' be largest itock in Smith 1 *** i ) « i n ! r r J I . e i i f b7 i a rrter I>ro>,lf' " h" " 1|Bht *" knovr huV,‘ r" ' » dealers m the largest arli pared with any other necessity, even ----.. ...... ... is Oaia asked Re| resentntive Har ri s to ex e'e- down to the m a n u f a c t u r e r of though tti W w York, PhiUdelphia and >t series uf of arti i hewing gum immense sums h a v e . e v e r y other city there are thousands T f c ( b l ( 12 - t o t H - p a g r W r t k l r H e r td iin It m an a r t a l e *>, ald r s t l r r l r r a t era S r ml nnl r ,des f •ir the The fil m', (ltd ween now been invested in advertising; in prac who would like what is rotting on the MSd la p n h t l a b r A r t r r r K r l l u f . A A trr. .. f b l s i ra tra m aA r k n u rn i o a a p p llr a - an d e le c t io n day ti.nl continuous publicity through f arms nearby Those who produce t W a . l l r m o r r n t t r la p o l i t i c s . (3 .00 p rr v nr ions * Imnnels, *i persistent ndver our food iim * ii-uip' tlu*ir time and la ' ' F»df. in i d t B t i f f . 3 f tming that the public need not he b „ r to the best possible advantage, \\ It \ I IS I MR R EN P U H U L 'll TH U ASSOt lA T IJ Ii P n f ! » ignorant of the merits o f the goods and it is inevitably that now and then Tha Asaoclatad P r o . a la inclusively ------ •ntltlrd to Ihe uao for rapubllcatlon of .. . , or of the name of the product. ^ especially in good senson. something all n*we dispatches credited lo It or " h e n one .New l *>rk landlord \« it is with nationally advertised will rot because it cntinot he harvested not O t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p a p e r ( , itnmortced t* increase his rents and also (he local new; puhllahod goods so may it be with est abl i sh" T h e great vCfsTe of foods comes trs't til,* i a H e < haraln. . line tenant !* "tents in states, m counties, in cities. f n)m the fact that the f armer can All rl ghls of r r - put dl ca l l on of apact.il i ook ins plan- to i c irt, Oh a le k dlapalchrs tirrnlu a r t alan reserved Off lrn IIKItM.I* IIP 11,111 'h o a r Ami the ludg* 14 H e llilc d In all the ci ti es o f Hor i d n. **f h ig h s t a n d i n g , th at s fan rental p rice " " is ten pel i e n t r e t u r n , g ro ss, (in tin vai n- uf t i n p r o p e r t * Looks iikc tiie s t o r m L it Al?d b( ; • 1 il ls 'topped Summer i- hi n- again vt lien -i i out i ai t wbn I, have been hud, fro,,, very small ,i. , , i in i atiM- the promoters hnd ■f what publicity would do for them Jacksonville has the s ame u ditMtis Other . dies of sma l l e r pniportiotts have likewise es t abl i sh me,its which nre rapidly becoming k i o w n over a large area heenuse - un i f the merchants realize that Hu**ngh publicity there is al way s the hire of gain to !«• still more emph a -i/cd by fair rind sipiare dealing with i w In " l i e i , -u , tic place I' - h\ thi' me . ni ' that mu -Ii i di e. s ii f 1 1 1 1 d lo -, t *u n v*s papers than vv l i c e th** lldve, t l s e f ' full to see the iidviHitage of jfiiblicify through the publnatiotts of the cilv Too of t en is It , ., o" that a f t er the dull day the '.a ' m a d i 1 i-git in r - 11 at a l ’ ! ■ tan I II - 1: oil Id tilh that V* a V It tin eciuid be c ' t a b h ' h r d Woman flyer .laughed at death on ^ "I Id vv nle 1 1 ttel tort, Saturday and then plunged to her It would ve t y easi l y prevent death from an uirplane. A heap of m i gh t y hard f e e l i n g ' \nd l ent., rate- would t u mb l e S e t o t a l -, of I .ale i 1 >.*v f Hu l l a . l w . i thhri ■r ' j R o a i.i t ■' Hi ta ile d 1* properly fw * nbi vi , . it., fa \u rs ],, a w ith iii ti> \ f v.. r■, I'1 .1, " h >• I f . \ tin sioi. , ■ , !. | . . i - i l t del c t m me fun, lio n r tom •It, a s . o s ' i i i c u t jol l I lie 1 ai.or \ .t ' | T’ , t I ' l l " •* o'.lllt III I ' ' ' 1 Ul.'.l "W ; • tt' i i l.-ii dt. .|, ■• .tilt , : i ■• \ i \inj it. I U“ 'III ' U - t "I I I "spitnl Good V l i ' u i W o u l d t h e n - s h ow ■f th. ' t a te .t- I i- 1 ., ■ i w r* t n i. i h o u - u i l i d -ind \* ire tap I w -i ■i11i uink•' the orope11 \ to lit at t w i n ■ |t [ ,1 ( ■In I *. 1 s ’ ,11, . <■ t a ■: ......... bi d d> w I i , 1 t ' t.l ; >1 h u t dl ed r tieuit l, 1I .i , Juki t i, ai !t • If f • H.. e!iI I c ■ th, 1-1 :tc n >m t , • i will •' vh 'p' f i th- l in T< 11,, i. ! . * i •ismg tl. tb ■ ". In. h .*■ i-« In* •i •»«• V 'i, than he c an harvest, " J o i n the Seminole County M • i f l u b , t o d a y ! ” Re a booster " P a p e r , based upon the security of town and county, non-perishable commodities," Mye rs — ---------------- _ , , ,. , , , , . n ni r ssti aates, ie s . siiouiii Dc maac eugiuit should be made eligible f or j F A R M E R S — You can get seed t,*) , . , , . ,• rediscount f or the length of tune necf r a m es and irrigation p l u g s . . , lllil ;f ^ Novelty Works. IT dreds .,f n ,.f p , fee,Tv «. .«! star. dard crops ,i. rottmg every year and other thousands are hogged dmvn thnt mii:h| advantageously g ather ^onld work nt f a r m wages instead of lying idle." Thi s is a practical sensible explnn a tion, a- fat it goes, but it d o e s ,lnj extda'n ton i xelise what some happen-, viz. the dumping o f tin p pen perfectlv i " " i food in order to main fJ(p , - arke t That •« wan v*a«Gand hou hi ton and w 5< bring th, I' rc gutllv of such d «t rto tu m u lth ii t* - eras,i of the .........* / i t i ' o h ' I• ' , 1 w '* thnt Tl; T: •* ‘ bo r ' 9aW° d Hnd sp)it to livered in Snnf ord U’iU . ,,vcrc(1 ‘n bnnlord. " U I vji- , amount and book all orders f.,r «»« c r y in ordor received. Meanplainly, s t at e whether oak or pin mi xe d is w a n t e d . — F. S. Vemny. s J t iford, F l a . , R o u t e A. 161* t n n H. Harold Hume, Wm. T\ Si mmons I>. A. .Morris,,n j r. Presi dent Vico-I’resident Secy. A Tt* R E S T F E R T I L I Z E R S — I N S E C T I C I D E S — S P R A Y E R S — P ut I 1 1 : > S r P P l . l E S — H O N E S T GOODS — F A I R P R I C E S — P R O M P T SHII' MI \| Ask Your Neighlmr— He Knows (Jet N E W J U L Y 1 S T price list. J U S T I S S U E D A CHEERFUL WELCOME IT h o t e i m AWAITS *1 ft YOU * M IA ] Mi a m i , r iA . would he gr* i f e, < la-Hi ,1 i „ ■ _____ ^~ ^ Tt,,- 'll ill • MI b.inker - '■ e in s i l l h - u g g i ' t c r Huh eliiiiinati"ii They . European I'lnn etise till f e 1 tin* that tb*' hraln h Open nil the year |j,t- :^ M B B k: j * Corner Huildtni •very room outbid# , ( f V’ . 1 ; f 'A I ' II ' J i; -s ‘ V e t i • , IM* lb ! ( 1 I >. l l V i - 'w o o n v ^ , W <>0D F O R S A L E - A t $7.Ml ______■. \1 I O GG F . It ll KAOS io n ii*ii' t '* " T n i ' E. 0 . Painter Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, Florida T a m p a Turn - TI,K H ' M '° Z T ,' ''‘ 1 " T tore, and won d ike to conc ent r at e , , tin wealth of the nation in one spot ............. .. ............................................ "■ ” * M “ , , l, u ‘r f 'Kh t , and it will prove 11n conflict if the f n r mc r ’* *° *,l> r a u *fht between the net her .T h >' worid of hns T i ’ 1,| •I for mo r e course, spells longer (erm credits to accomodate the slower process of sell j „ k, mer* hunt assumes a despondent nir, ---------t....... me. p.*. *lm i - 11* aed He* l ar e s t h a t \o*l ' ll Hr, b u n k ' , ' a re at log ' III I * l- II** 111'' in th,* co un t ry gerheads It i- the old fight, the lit lit "U| |||y Aijver tie fell*.-I . no i , h •*lg fellows 1t.d I might i- u be great fin Ul'gtd he -ny •"in'i i \ i ■, ' \ w I* 1 s '* tt -*'\ l* , .11 -tal es f * I girt " 1 III., Hi * g i eat bank tng H.v, fa, I I I he , U IT I . ■ Hi* •'.ink mg - v-ti m •I * I , . t ■ it,, „ , c , < bar >e a r .1 produce ■ . ' i,n() labor conditions hnve become . ■ . community who do not know o f some such that miner* aiul f act ory employes f Hie establishments in the l a r g e r will „,,t wo.k . c u r when idle at a ny the Vou can a lw ay s depend .*,; g. • best in all lines we e arry a( j nn wou],j a l,|c t0 work out a het- e x p e r U fn our line and know -,v.. , [,<r system o f financing the f a r me r . are tal ki ng about when ,,, t There is h need he contends f or more and wall p ape r . — Sanford |\, . , gradual market ing of the f ar me r ' s Wall Paper St or e, Welaka It! product, which in true. Thit*, of A. Hal verson. Fri. Mem !11 1 - of tli d a t e Tampa has mujfni wage which the f a r me r r a n afford to ’ ? ' , ' c n t establishments in many lines ^ nnH l n, . j , „ r thi. reason him h" ‘ ' I In judge in.,iie it known That he g. j n trln ’t make l a w . wa s over In F l o r i - , dn th ere are f e w , if any people in any (, | f „ r the branch system on ground that n more unified organi za THE STAR CAR WORTH THE MONEY 1j fu <, i ••* W ' • i 1*I 1 1' A, H i * 1 j'.i ‘ •1 1 i A' g" k , • '1 ■. ' f li » * i run* lit i , w1' I • ' * • c . -1 i‘• i" *1»•K 1 il ,\( , I. v | | J lilt •• f t — l ~*+ FROM OTHER : SANCTUMS ' tn , V1 1 ' 1I V1 1 \ | The Star Car HERE TUESDAY i: li * t i,.ii m ry Jl ' liy-v pl.p i ■ * , ‘it*1' sliould i * * *i i. 1in i 1 it-, u - in V ' 'I'M - \j ■i . i r * 1! thi l ! * i . i' , a r , , ■* . ; .4- I 111 1 MtMI' R M il M At \ Y S !‘<J III VME The first automobile1, standard in desiirn. const ruction and ciiuipmcnt ovxt built to soil at the lowest price the ino<t useful and b rillia n t achievement o f \Y. ( ’. I m t'a iu '' >vear i nanuF;let urine experience is on exhibition at :t >■ I' * * * I,, i f ;* • it-1 tt M ■i • t ■’ H ■, i i, i 1 itI**- , i ' .u i- - I 1 .* . 'll* . M■.* ’ ilio • t n,i -t.ri* tb*' r11■■i ii y 111.i ' la y !....... ........1. ,f i V?' ' 11■t • . * 1, *| each * i - t** HiV r t " 1 ,* l i i —i 11*. iim '* n slru ct tb* h 1 lb. * i j i . *, vv, ' . i id v i, * t ..' f ,< f I' ; ■ m .h u It K * *, ~ •- vv 1 h"'.hd r < A \ t n tb,- i *l i' i t m i * - i ' 1, . i ’ P.• ' • y a u: .ii-i • •■*!' .t ,1 1 i|' ,i Ind el e11», *11 :• t r II . in M il tic ., f| , c l 1 11* \ • >it in* t i- t ,..t i i , - ‘ iph, V ’d i * ’in in ii' tin t* ■ u n t i l ll tt:■ t i n " *|at k t" w o r k M an v o f lie* ■ i"lp- i pci at I)rill i V I In **34I1V*‘ t u n - . t » ^ -mi' 11 o mi • r ,-1** l 1 -p, !, fa i Iv 1 IO M I p \ p i -:r ------------ it ! ' I- . Ill* li*! t i In It tb* ll*'!l.'hl " f tin gl nw *11 • • -. 1 • * a ti. Hi* f u n n e r i- **n* nf 1he I'l l * 1* ' Mil’ll -li til* w !i**|- * ■1’iTit i y He i* m u m •* n* ' 11111 lte*l ll I i - l . i l m i ' hy any eig h t bin, 1 d.iV but t * a t"i" 1*] 1,*■ri i| ■■ 11 1* I l l .,! - . i \\ i :l b* flu* a n e n d m i n! .c ut i ., a j*|" -, t U'ti I'li'Mt 1 - ' • w par ■ in- i • : t . I h*» \X •*i *• imply ,i in.,: ’ i i 1 ll* 1... do, ■ V I. * L ,•** Tin i d* ' hi** • '|iil.ii*i. ,i 1* i It i » l ! i g l b " -,'*i ,i , i , .i,i>i * -i by P i t ! !" , A,lid -!ip|'o t f <h it a jfl HIf 1 b, very t,i w -p.i | ■ i ll I'lVV -papet' t bi ' .it. 1 ll*' alii! * u p p o r t mg i! ^*. nent and -• . 1 PITTS & W ELLS f vt H. per i o n * tb a t the must *ho llid be * .11 *•*i f*,r f i , * l l" 1 u f a i . t , th* n ' - n d . i ' v im p o rta n t I'll* ,*q "• |.*HM IIS b,- i alli-il. Otu** itw .n l In* w in* ll may imt ***me u n til it t tie V may le i'ii, ■ r in AN bi v 111j b ett. i l« tun U»v T h e f r u i t -* nf the n rc h a rii i t X MIDI hi - co u nty . b |T an s«* I-* l mo Ini.* ■1 t • lit* Hi* - * W" | i .t | * i i " :»t* index !' ' i hi * r \ - and Riitilt -r* i»ri*^ -*■ m a i n rv i *• t ti* ' m a in " W i l l i , vv. III'I J i , Hi- ,iter ' It*■ t'rn lira.] lev v . *11 Ic *' JHIrj | * r o \ l ( h of ii c o m m u n i t y * rn]P' *-f tin- fur nt, un*! th ey c* ■t see f'"t d ten tin!l *1 ' t r ■ i d Pet - 1 t ,i( i g 1 m it ha tin fo llo w lb .it tig: It ma k e s i,u d i f f e r e n c e whetl l ei the city h- l arge of sinnll unl e s s t h e r e Le most imperil it mat ter wl^ch will tunc b ef ore the Voters III the Novell! ' ha l l h, t u f f i c i e p t l oy a l t y a m o n g t h e and the m e r c h a n t ile e r election, we nlso feel thnt there b us i nes s me n i a no t he r a me nd me nt of vi ta! mr **» .M>- I*, rumble the publishers t*» OlTniice to the s t a t e T hi s i- tit- i t . ..............i p- of att ache s competent t o - s , * i v e the ne ws in a n a t t r a c t i v e niiunliiK'lit on r e a ppor t i oi i ni ent R e g a r dl es s o f t he f a c t that it i» wav , lu re t* i \ idem ed a ho k o f pri a! all some o f tis would I lk- it i* ■ tc -u., - pi nt , step in the r i g h t d i r e c t ' on . Mo r e E ve r y publ i s he r de s i re s to m a k e hi s v?r, it is nil thnt Smith F l o r i da p.tp-u htth- h - t t er t ha n o t he r s in h i * Ye r dnu-tit j to tin t a l e c onst it ul uoi ondnr y eonsiderati un. He c a n n o t nf ford *o h<dd up th,- h a r v es t i n g uf hi* wheat or Ins corn crop, tu a t t e nd to t h e m a r k e t i n g o f a f ew s t r a w b e r r i e s or vegetables Again there an* times when with the best will in the world, it is im possible to * ell* | his mi nor ‘ tups to m a r k e t with any hope of profit A f ew r e qu e st s for n r e m i t t a n c e to rnv m tin fn-i.-ht on «ome s hi pme nt wiiieh pni igh to pav (he ‘ tiulil possilde hope for nt tins time. vu, lpitv , bel ter editorially, b e t te r io has not sold f. ■ 7'll*-' me , it does not redm e tin- r e p r e s e n t cnllev. T. it r from a -m hiiti i :d f re I -1,1 ilnl'i'* •» II :ir*l I c ul )o*w M .| , .-upt's’Il • t • turn m th" t itinh * 1 1 11 *1 -e. t toe» rn ' t' * ' ’ < w h 1, I■ I \\*■- t i ,, i \d, j ■E * u,,•r.. * • 1 I Il 1 l b-f.i! , , sf* i m o o t ! I*t n f g if.l 1 i f ■ th-'. :n ' 111 t* i p i.* m it I H if -s |\i l: ( \ P Hu I . pi * i .it*1 age .itid - l b i . rii|i» **,,1 I 11 ■ f 1 It t * l r e e , in T* Jiitntion fietu out own ai id othei 'I * ' i UiOJ .1 1 !C* till I MloliloUs I'll t mg in the fields, vvhde the cities are rowing, progiessive lounto-s Any op e r a t i on , w i i a b will b r i ng a b out the suff eri ng for them ll an I 'a' enport o* the 1' ni‘- " r * i , y inn in the last session of the tegis dl s i r e d i • At \Vb ’ her '. 1 " a ! m e b e a d a i l v •*f IlliuoM-- i " ( 'e g * * *d a i», a e l t n u e t r e a t s ’ dure to cut out entirelv^those i "irn v f power' ki lK * | te Id f " r '.* : " - t ’ , i ______ ■ -C , 1 , , , 1" it M AN SHOW ROOM Next lo Seminole Hotel 'I lii" is lht> car tlml was viewed hy 27,000 people in one day at its first slum mg in Washington, I). and 50.000 viewed and approved it at a re c t i ! showing in New York Lily. • litis is your first opportunity lo inspect' this wonderful automobile, which will soon he on the market in various models. STAR FE A T U R E S STAR MODELS AND PR IC ES ( iHitmiMil.il Red Scut Motor. I mi ko i Rear \\lc Ti mken Rearing*, fronl and rear. Spicer 1’ nivrrnnl Joints. Se l e cti ve Sliding Gear Transmiti*ion. three .*|M*ed* forward and reverse. Si ngl e Plate Disc Clutch. Half-etliplir Spring*.-urnler-dung. St ewart Vnruum (insoline Feed wi t h Supply T an k nt rear. Electric Lighting by Standard Ge n e ra to r with S t o r a g e R a tt e r ) . S t re a ml in e llody. One-man Top, t ha**i*. Plain SJ".i l ha**in. S t a rt e r and Demoiintnhlr Ri m* Runnbout. Plain JP* ItunulHiiit, S t a r t e r and Deinountnhle Rims I I I Touring, Plain -11" Touring, S t a r t e r and Demountable Rims lII Coupe, S t a r t e r and Demountable Ki ms •'»*<* Sedan, St urt er and Demountable R i ms 6 If* St at i on Wagon, S t a r t e r and Demount able STAR Ri ma . ............ ................... .......................... MOTOR COMPANY OF FLORIDA Miami Itru n c h : A l t rat l i v e I .‘1 0 1 V F . Second Avenue I'l i r i t i u y l e m a i n . * o p e n f u r a l i v e d e a l e r — w r i t e , w i r e o r p h o n e d*, THE STAR CAR .. 6DI Delivery Wagon, S t a r t e r and Demountable Kim* 61b �il THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1922 MOttH K K\f “ I nt oner Tell l»y special assessments made nnd lev* mi upon all tuts and land bounding '■> i"in Miff- anil abutting on s m h unpro'Vemi'iita !|1' ' “ ’ C » hetweftt and mriudmg the termini of bladder and the itnprovernents upon the atreela . . ,u many ways m e most month in all Hupmobile l - , „ V . t . eat atoresnid, ^ iceorditift to flfirwrc** j «#t re Kive ipmk W I I N K S S my hand a* City Clerk •bc Sal es Deportment of and the *enl of the < ity of Sajlford. \|,,tor Car Corporation. II n d a . on thb* the Kith day l.f (»e . a n t i n g . the company has KEI . I \It. OI.DM. vk ,*.,.ded the sales nnd pro V ^ ^ Cf..~ I I F D IN \ I I m i <Util K l S l 'I • I It PH PS. I’ll 11.1 I LI PS, m set for the yenr ending ' A C C I DE N T \| hKI .ANI ) City Clerk of il, pj22. nnd in utarting inrl,-iit month with nn October Sanford, Fla, D E L A N D . Oct U D 11 Kellnr of hcdule at least 7b per cent -----------------—( Oldsmnr propiieinr of the kellnr the most optimistic plans Healing < o . at that I’HKLI MINA R V R ES ( H.t'THIN* R F place, wsft kill .,»Jv in the year. y f l R I N r ; T H E G R A D I NG a n d e.| in r.n nutoin.ditl e a. i t.letlt here mice attached to the sit y es t er d a y nft err. o. a I' W I N K Uh MAGNOLIA AVE pointed out, lies in the NTF F ROM TENTH STREET •I,, definitely scheduled pro* SOUTH TO C E N T R A L S T R E E T ; :>y* nior,. ram , year called for not less Mi R TEE A\ EN'IIE h'ROM i . |red per cent increase in h O l RTII S T R E E T SOUTH TO tales over Inst year. NINTH S T R E E T . AN D FROM With th;* figure having been passed I NINTH STREET SOUTH TO niately nine months, it is I I H K T E E N T H S TR Eh TT ; E E M *pl,r v , ;j predicted that the W E N T E EROM F I R S T S T R E E T rtwc'* volume will run in the SOUTH TO T H I R T E E N T H rlo-c „i of 2b per cent gr eat er S T R E E T . AND F O U R T H S T R E E T Lfhl. c “« NuDee is hereby given that on th« L th( -on per cent m c r c a . c decided 12{h da>. of 0ct()hcr A p j < e , FROM SANFORD AVENUE the pen ten months ngo. pit W E S T TO M Y R T L E A V E NUE. C o mmi s s i on o f S a n f o r d , Fl ori da, , ■ potion of 0 . C. Hutchi son, HE IT R E S d I A El>. 1 hut the ( ity ,, . adopted a certain resolution requiring Mnnager, the most in, 1 k • onumssion *•f the t ity of Sanford, , .. ,, . the improving, grading and paving ,. mure of the sensational wiU) vi|rifj<t|| k Florida, deems it advisable to im rmher hard surales performance during ^ m,|t(.rj(|t (ht, prove, gradi and pave with vitrified following street* months is found in the brnk or other Imrd surface material, iti the Sanford. Florida, to the following streets in the ( ’ity of f the sales figures for the wit; Sanford, Florida, t*> wit ths. Magmda Avenue from T •nth t uncommon," he told the MAHNO 1.1A A V E N U E , from Tenth St ree t , South to Central Street. S S t re e t South to Central St r ee t ; men the other day " f o r a , Myrt|u Av, nm. from K ( S | M Y R T L E A V E N U E , from Fourth i. hieve nn unusunlly high gouth t)) Th J rt c,.nth S t r ,.,.t S t r e t t South to Ninth St ret t, and record as the result of Elm Avenue from lii-i Street front Ninth S l ie et South to Thiiteenth ;mn, hut that month' sin Siinth to Thirteenth St ree t , Street. are too of t en reflected in Fourth St ree t from Sanford Ave F ! M A V E N U E , f r o m F i r s t St r e e t fil in' during the immedi- title. West to Myrtli \vonue Sout Ii i 1Thirteenth St 11* t . . iitig months. All of said gl iding am| paving to l o t Rl H I It El 1 ti .on lord however, our situation 1 •' dop. ip . . ni| ,*., , \v,t h . ornpl. te \ \. nip W i *t to M . i c , \ v, mi. the contrary. Without 1dolls. *pi ill it ..i, - profiles ami i , VH of -aid im pi mg, giading and i< tion, for an immediate lllalis ,.f ■.ml p, . ,j up pi ov c me lit. |*a\mg stiall he .J.'lie in i olnpluirn e ales in April reached m w Otl fib- in th* o f f u e of the City with tin i . tnnnte* fm -aid w.uk on figure o f all the tl nr Mun.igi i of tin ' ty . f S. infoid, 1- lor elo li of said s t r e e t' as in.ln aled by 1.it i n 1 have been building «'!*«, whn h said plans, spei tfieat mns. complete plan*, specifications profiles profiles and * ' Ktnate* have been here nnd c s ti mal ' S c f said pt. t " ' *••1 im lofiin s uhiutTi.*d to and ap|iro\. <| I v »•••-.. mi-tit S lp.« all III. Jll flit m|f (i i of the Mctlm.li*: till • it \ 1 mm] **:|| n -f t 11, l ; t V i f th c ( ity Maliagci ■ f III, i 'tv i*f S ii m .1 . e a Hall oWi Yn Nona! •id i. hi. Ii - ii.) |Ttit * -r* " » I't It .1 l.u.l Flit \ '.mis on F r em ti av<>nue Said 1 1 - *,• i t *« i*i. ’ f if r. ' i t e t < • i . , t. !u . '• I 1. 3 2t|i third .'f * 1 • - f *'• , itr] r i v •i idit'L' e l ; . f i 1 *i •\ f l.l \ I H th.lt I IM'I Itl •ball 1*. 1.. f . ! •. tl t* * i . r - i n i .r.i ' . d nor * l* at.-I w a* I, ■1 ■. k | »■ ! * * m t h« ’ 1 1 .m Intens.. pa ' NOTICE OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS levied upon all lot* and land* hound inn and abutting upon such improve mrnl s l»-tui-,*n and mt'lfuhng the for mini of th. improvement* upon, i s t t e e ts nfo|erttid PAGE THREE If your bed t*n'f restful, write San ford Mnttres? Factory, Frern h afenue nnd 171h street C A RN A T I O N P L A N T S FOR S A L E — Ready 170 f.tp Ho* 3d7, That the method of making sue! apeeial a -------„,ent tu.lt b. ba*ed up otl th. f r. „f , t(„ prop,-mi . hounding alaittinj: upon t |„ 30\.'U* ( lincher Tires to Straight Side. provemei;i as provided by PnTiigritfd I ................... . b __________ ..... iiOx.Pj Straight Side Tires. being the < itv Chat ter of the t ny ,,f Sanford, Llondn. That is to say tw o third- .-t th, , , „ t ,,f su, h improve r,,,nl 1,1 1 ■ di' lrihut-ii among th* h-'- fronting or abutting on ench " f ' :l"* -tteets per front foot in proportt n to the f rontage thereon a mumiipiii dt puttmnul of tli. t it\ of Sanford, I 1 . . 1 nlu, ami shall In eunie el fective imnieihately upon it* pu«sag( and a.IeplioM Adopted tip- 12th day of October, A. D. I '322 < E HKNRN , H tit R E S T 1 A K 1 s (» C H A S E City < I'liimt' -toll S >i f..i.! L 1. M i l l il . t *1 \ 1 ,: i , ■h. i- |. Th. i* , rf[ it ^ ,, , ' ' u!. !ig a'.'l * nt if » 1 .ill 1 1.1* fill id ♦U i ■ . • I 'ii m : Mrs Phone HU. We carry rims and We are the only Drive-in Filling Station equipped with Visible (ins Pumps. Frank Akers Tire Company DEALERS l . S. Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessories Road Service------------Phone 447-W FIRST STREKT AT EI.M AVE.------ SANFORI), FLA. New Oakland Six REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) Chassis ? 950.00 Roadster 1125.00 1145.00 Touring 1-Passenger Sport 1325.00 Coupe (Special) 1340.00 1610.00 Coupe (Standard) 1715.00 Sedan K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y ■ *i * *,,,.1 t ha.) irif HP I iddi'l and an opera ir \ Tried Fob \ Kid K \N I ' n R D F LOR I DA FI 171? APUV—T o u c h - T y p o w r i t i n g , I tusinoHi-l'rnmnnphip, H nil 111 » # ) S t a t i o n Ag e nr y , l-'hroll n o w; ; p f e p a r r f oi 'b t e l e g r a p h or R a i l r o a d Co "m duri ng the wi nt er nuiutlm W r i t e L L lA illill liter.i o. VddrvsN, Till It M|.WAV COMMERCI AL TELEGRAPH SCHOOL K 1 " W -----------------HO\ I i 2 ! » -------------------- — FLORIDA M ore for Your WAGONS! JUST ARRIVED CAR LOAD Chattanooga ONE AND TWO HOUSE Hill Implement & Supply Co. Tht‘ I OLLOWING SERVE THAT PURE ELDER SPRINGS WATER TO THEIR PATRONS h,t* '• S T O R E S — l{ t Howrr'a Huiimiltal & Anderson Union Pharmacy Ho t e l s — Mutilezuma Hotel Seminole Hotel . RESTAURANTS— Hell Cnfc Seminole Cafe Wrlaka Restaurant v a ide* Hotel Wigwam Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wc invite the public nnd all users of ELDER •SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles The Ford people of Sanford as well'as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. ' all phone 311 and have a bottle of this water s*‘nt you and protect vour health. Elder Springs Water Co. Sa n f o r d • F l o r id a Dollar M I i .I Street " I n c h -nut sum tul i * t minted i ii*! 1r.|p n » Hit •' f i ■f -it 11. > i M-. 11 • \ S'..,7',.ri"n m These arc times when the buying power of every dollar should be stretched to the limit. THE MODERN WOMAN F •Ml \ . t i - . t • i > 2 i !• • 1 u •. i ! ' ). I 11 ' * ' 11*' '-■i 1i . •i >.. . • i tip ii .. I - .in f I i -! rit.ili ■! ■■• • mjipi- i I’l f i l - I •i t mu i t I- Im A i . muFiiutlli Street t.' be pn 2 ! feet m width frnm Sun f.ird Avenue West to Mvt iti Ait-mu J 12.•>!'(' nn w tiii ti -iiid sum is tin to tul esdmiiteii in.*t >d the ' im[»ri'Vi-melit uf Mint pm tiuii <d Fuurth Street That utn third of the tutnl . "»( "f the improvement <>f the * t r e e t* nfure sold shnll he harm- by the City >•( Sun ford, Flnridn, nnd shall tie pard from the General Improvement Fund of the City of Sanford, L'londa, out of any monies available theref or, and the remaining two-third* of such >ust shnll he distributed among the sev t-in I lots fronting and abutting un each of until Directs per front foot, in proportion to the frontage thereon, land the rout to lie ho distributed on' each of said street* is a* follows, to wit; Magnolia Avenue from Tenth Street South to Central Street J1 , ! Myrtle Avenue from Fourth Street South to Ninth j Street nnd from Ninth Street South to Thirteenth S t ..... . f I * 3 3 3 33 Elm Avenue from hirst St l eet South to Thirteenth St reet, |2MtHi t>" Fourth Street from Sanford Avenue West to Myrtle Avenue $S,0ti0.lHi Thnl two thirds of the expense of the improvements aforesaid, shall he by specinl aHsesumcnts made and fvciiil: .ni M • . i i * » i ’ ■ lie I t I: I n i • til' pa pi I I) f* I el i l l f i tui'\ iltltl k e e p s In i ' m Du inml at j u * t w h a t - t " ! a s s l e- i ait t ind I lu ' p a r t u t i l a r a r t i d e s w h i c h s i t e lici d: l"t hi'iscll' and fam ilt and w h e r e they a r e In'ing o f f e r e d a t j i r i c e s D ia l will al l ow h e r t e m a k e t h e m o s t o f t h e f a m i l y i n c o m e . Site k n o w s t h a t t h e l e s t p a p e r is t h e o n e t h a t c a r r i e s t h e b e s t a n d t h e m o s t aduTisitig F'itis Id'.) Iwn In addition to usual Warranty a written guarantee on performance is given to each purchaser of the Onklnnd 6-11. s i : n v i n : i ) \ p r e v i o u s m o d e l s \ s w e l l A S THE NEW William.*, I ark in, \l.u. »-’/.e* \V A. Change your Ford. Chevrolet. Maxwell or any ear carrying I hat aid -permt assessment shalt ho ‘payable at the option of the prop erty owner* us follows: either in full within thirty day* af ter the rumple tion of tin work, or in ten ■nun! nn nunl i n - ;l l , m* with int-r.-t at the ratiN t per cent per annum D " " ' tin d u n M f the completion of snid Improvement. HE IT I I ' RTII F i t I t E s o E V E t ' , That tin* leo.lution ,> herein dediti ed to be an emergency measure, pro. viding for th. u-ual daily operation of to set S h e 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 tire the ones who believe in advertising, For pr u f ef tins leek through the columns of any good news paper. Mr. Merchant, reach your customers by advertising. Mrs. Housewife is reading the advertisements ami she expects you to tell her when your new goods come in, or when you l\nve bargains which will save her money. You can reach practically every housewife in this city and community through the Daily and W eekly H erald « �* 'A ' ■ : . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1922 PAGE FOUR \ m N C L A S S IF IE D P U R E L Y KB la rb t) 4 m Ka kb ^ ** **• ** ^ *» ** Ra Kb Classified Ads kc a tine. No iid taken for lews than 13c. and positively no classified ada c h a r t e d to anyone. Cash mnul accompany all orders. Count f i r e words to a line and remit accordingly. M George A. DeCottes A ltnrney-nl-Lnw j& ! SANFORl) FLORIDA w .B ffT ii r. fr ed W il s o n ATT OI I N B Y - A T - L A W ‘ F i r s t N a t’l Hank Hid*., Sanford, Fin Special attention to exami nati on of Abstrncts of Ti tl e Schelle Maines LAWYER General Pract ice in S t a t e and Federal Office: Courts Phones Court House 113-295-W By«« Lriimined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, J r M Opt. I). Opt Ician-Optoniet risi 212 East First St ree t Sanford. Fin. Fjrea Kxainlned •,l bv 5'i 1.lasses Fitter) TOM MOORE 1 i OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIA N Opposite Pos l off l cc Sanford, I-In. ■ i - - —— S \I F 1 Rui c k Six and A ltC H IT K C T S t Seminole Co unt y Mot or , - - __ . ?_ !{ RB Kb Kb 1 Xj -it.fi "1 A 1! w-.•' Touring . ... t w e n t y five a c r e s 1V. Ka •X-J fai BUSINESS DIRECTORY •U. e-a ftj Kb Ku •V 5 ou '.in find the name of i n ii live I In-mi -s Man Hi Sanford in tIns ( ulumn each day fca l ive a*, d \ • .m room - - * * Hi 11 D m will make an f. o. b. HUN l u \ ^ nTI J I »! 1 :n t f 1)HIJ\ i : u THE t*ll till ui ni In hi rr*s. , if ii41’ i ’hntii I'1- Machine xV Eoundry ( ’o. T n General Mnrliine ami Holler Wo rk s; Cylinder Grindi ng; Del uxe I' isl nys; E.-I t.., . C. I /' ., i .• i H y Wheel Steel (.ear Manns; ( r a n k I'lmne Returned __ GILLON & FRY w,‘*cr r",u ^"hwvalk in front of house, nil jmid for No incumlierance agai nst this projierty W e « t i n f house l i ghts and Appliances F,rlt.(. non mi $3,000 00 c a ' h , hal rice Nevx Line uf Fi xtures ..... ...............yenrij pnymentH of $5.m on atlce in SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop- General Shop and Mill Work C0NTRACT0R E4 nnd .Aibiress ’Maigaiti." cure of Herald. lfi0-_ti FUR SALE R Muses' improved straw berry plants, $5 00 per Hums and f or over 5,000.- It. Muse. Sanf ord, b loriiln 169 dtp F O R S A L E — Ford roadster, 1022 model, in pe rf e ct condition, with ext ra truck hotly. Demmuitahle rims, large st eering wheel. Will soil at^ji sacrifice. S e e II. M Rumldev, ( a m B U I L D E R erfin Avenue 172-3tp " ' ■ }; < r *i .< * *2 fl II 1 U t.1 ........... r t, t /ill 1 ■if. 1 I v, . t e 1 1 1a x OIt ! tg . o f m ■( J a n d - M r . Walket ' <-i . *.n i tit * v 4 ■ inpb't r mm I* r i 1 ito h r n Iv J•eh •. r of \ [ r HtuJ i i . t.i pi " , r. ■" ii 'V. h ’ ll '11t 1C' 1 •' tip,' h . ff A UTO — H()N DS S. 0 . Shinholser Contractor and Builder B A N F O R I) J J h". >f. a . ,f ‘ HER ° ' v" raijiilslt (on 1 t \\ Mi l: - . i . in Did ' v’erc again pivetj 1111 b .m .it 'In a ll - 1 re pre ii . a l i t n a t ;..ns u i; \ I III ill t il W . K S Sit K NESS all t h a t . UK' nvi t vv it Ji.ait emirnr tat. • h. i ' Extrem e biil.iv brought • f g ra c e >i!,| ,' I Ml 1. • J i t in,,I" I ' tik*d ’ • ■ Mi ■ • h unit were to be given th,. m) vva i v 5! ilh r , prohibition !ln<n( ’ If c, Is f*Ut(e 7,f ; 1 ’. : , or *“ -ot of J +( ;■ f'.ii-.w, ,* '■"Tr orfh. ' *P«u. Ml l.o m-vvly l e f l ni s h e d , .ill ,'olivet; i, iii i s, I'-itu-r lot, t u m i t u i e if dysti I tialigc I I la II V "f i "Id' < U SE vva a t l u r and ed. loented in Sanf ord Heights on paved street with sidewalks. Ad dress owner, ,113 Tampa St reet, T a m pa, Fin. 172 3tc hOR . SALE OH P R A D E Huick six, 7 passenger, nearly new. Rent liarF L O R I D A gum. — N, H. Garner. 173-6tc ‘_' rr4r- --——-jpj ^ -- - - :-==*r • * ■■ ' — '7= *• *- r- s - __ * : i * ■ D i e n l l o u t i e i i l nr n s s l g r i m e n l o f r u n t t e r n a n d c n e e s t o lie h e a r d do. 1l i ed, n r I ■■. ’-ii i r l i il, i l s e r e . ' i l r ad jud ged shall I *■ * " T ' l r o l l e d or m a d e w h e n n e c e s s a r y t '* D i e I ' l l i n It J u d g e b o l d i n g Di e c u m m l H l o n e a r l i e s t In d a t e N o it it it 11 l o l i i i l ' ' I r e i i i l J u d g e o r J u d g e s s h a l l be u u r t i n i x e d l " be a p p o i n t e d ( n a C i r c u i t h a v ing b ■ than TriOiin I n b a h t h i p Is by D i e D e l F e d e r a l ur S t a t e e e u n i i s i n c u r r i n g I have ar i d i f; D e .aP .s • Di e • V I ' 19 II s- a ! v 22 23, 9- 1 11 tri>] ( |3 ( J i ' ■ ■ It ! ' ui;. S11. ■t hi Sat t o ld l hi* •r-by silt 1 (hi • ' tr*. •<•*«D.-2 •rtf liBCJf. i t.inll - .1 of . Txl(hit f July !' 'RP. I V f Slit* :i D. Iv SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITK WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY V Did . , ,11 ,1 . J I I;. | . 111 H p ho r'" ■ 1• ni t . - 11 in. 101,b W m i tr«t YOUR BANKER AS YOUR PARTNER i ........... H 11 1 '. ;-.t il f bai l o- i and other ma tc n ul will be to ,1H,’d 1,1 rite r, palling of your shoes. “ n,i t,H‘ snnte guarant ee goes with l>nch pair, Thanking yam again for what yuu have done for me, I am yours for scrvice. \V. A. H O P K I N S . |— Adv. -l tp r X - *_£,[ 'ilaai ll-fl, l l ll s West Firat Htrr*t I ■ " pt to. ' I 1 1 1 ■■ 1 1 tie vv "t Id ' I' 1 1 1 Honey uml T a r is the most pl eas and effii ienl remedy f or i nugbs i **lds that I eva r saw, ” writes loll,' n i i "o f I I i.ara . Sold \.|v ' hot. •i vt i a| i it n III Ib irid a liu.k Hit: f*,r a ha at pm Hid when I Japded in Sanford I felt sure, and i s a i d to myself"Th i s is my tnvv ti." I vva- delayed fm some time trying I " secure n building ill which to nper alt my business but finally 1 located as you know, near the turner of First S t r e i t and Sanf ord Avenue, Larue shipment of new music. The Jienple nf Sanford tm<m bad me — Hintermister Piano Co. IfiK-tfc busy, mending their soles and build ing njt their It,-,- I - ; mid whi l e they di- \ M OKI ) S E ( I I (IN liked to appear lousy they Imilt fin I S IN F I N E SH \J1K me a very large rubber heel business, The freipieiit rjiitts and warm wen all of winch I very much appreciate tin l ha- brought the sp,.,| thru and have derided upon this method of in fin,, shape this season in the Sail ’‘" V " * l " ><>l' fl11 lhilt 1 ,'1" ,l ford section and getting the plants in ' " ‘hvtdunl who lias helped me to the field while delayed here and l'r" s P1 *'' there hy the showers have had the I »wxvo limit my home here and nx I finest kind of weather. Wher e last C"1" 1 >'pnrs nK'b - an ford is my season the weat her was very dry nee11 e, , Rating pumping the flowing wells I N,,w 1 wi" h u> l’roVe u ‘ >',,u t , ' " t 1 in some places, this fall the growers rt,llly ito your patronage, have had plenty of rain and the “ ," 1 1 l“'st w,l>' »"_«•“ '«• '» ground has been in perfect condition. 1,1 bMVt' >'(H* N“ni1' rtuluced prices. HeThe celery and lettuce plants n] J K i ri n i ng Monday. October 10th, l will - •' lilt, - that • .f -r it* 1 1h* -* -la f it* -- la , k> 1 1 V public , lo * -ti nt ■f Ihi* during i inlgh1 "i 1 1 nn k 1 1 ! 1 1 f fi.au thto.it, t hest nd I u •a , Inal 11. il J, i airb s, cold 'll 1 . , I I I! ' ' ' H 1 I ,1 .i ,’ g ■1 tv s ” t k "in. tile Hew sidewuljt are proant ’ t.tr ii 'l now they ar c past He!and -n ?, DH. U I» * t ,, , planted her. as formerly if th,- present set ti ngs can betaken judge the crop. Some of the green lettuce known as the J ew e t t lettuce win. 1, is an o ff spr i ng of the Rig Hast.,n I- being set out lit jilaces atiji is looking- good. St rawbe r r i es will have a bet ter showing in the S nil ford see|jon ihis year thnn ever before. R, I if (b» f i c a t l o n ,*r r e j e c t i o n , l o - w l t y| Ot<>I . -. " f 11, 1-. Sec 13 T i n * I . o g l s l a t u r o m a y f r o m I. , gl ul . i t ui *, tl ,i <* M i n e t o U n t o a n d a s t h o l i u s l n e s s , . f any , , r a n v . |,r,t, 'i n i l r e , n i t r e s p r o v i d e f o r D i e a;. s h a l l i n ........... . t m i n D h e n t ,,r .............. .. m u r n a d d i t i o n a l - d mi l r e f u . ... f V7f ‘,ntt lildgi S far such Circuit Frich represent all c "c (' a ddJI Iona I Circuit Judge shall (>•> j |. ,, r.. f i DU'" In(. d by Ihe Dovernor and con- provided It Mtnie.t t.v (tie Senate and hold " f f t c Oovornor to eot.v f •, si v veat", ; nd shall receive (be Spr i.,| v s " f fl' VV 1i b. h, HI to have same Salary arid allowances for ,a mg such tippi rD i r r 1 I. 1D■J| Ibit |"1 en fo rc e tnim t t'enses as oilier i 'Ireull Judges lie ],r i,ela rna ' 11 ' stmll tpivie all the pow.-rs and perform each House ", .1 ■ al? Die duties It,at are nr mav t,o pro each House ", a t t .'nipt ?" t i l i n g 1iijuiir, - Id. d of p i < e. r 1tout b> D i e , ’i i l p . l l m i l e i i a I i , e n d In c r, r J ' i ■*:i • ah ii, w i t h i n tiie or bv K l a l n t e f o r * * t r . n i l J u d g e s , a n d a l l See 2 Tbit . s t a t u t e s c o n c e r n i n g C i r c u i t J u d g o a s h a l l o f D i e • ' i . i . s t l t ,. ’ I I III it apply I n h i m W h e r e v e r t h e r e a r e t w o p r o v i s i o n be an I I IIP 1• of til, situation re o r m o r e C i r c u i t J u d g e s a p p o i n t e d f o r a r e p e a l e d ■b C i r . i i l i D i e t i i i n l n e s s m a y be divided ,p fi "in ili" uttoriiey g e n e r a l ’s a m o n g the Circuit Judges tiavlng J u r The Votes clist In In any r*,1 1 r « * > t 11 i n a lt er " f replenishment , ' 7 ' " ' V " ' 1, ll’ t h - . <nre u It a ml < (HJ fif v In l hn ( IrcuiIt ns m a y tie p r r n v a ss ,ii III I Si - -V .Hal l e g a l i n n H ’ r i l u d b y lawa lot w h e r e n o p r o v l s "f, nhnll lie Hub’1 . , . . . . loll I i « t . een m a d e by l a w D i e d l - u r t h u I ,i ! l * ' l , s ,•lid I ,-s ' 11 1,1 ’' s l>y l e g a l D, . r t . , f D i e b i i « l n ' ' " s o f D i e I ' l r e t t l t tie bv law f ' gf ( Ip | rnhaliit iv •• unit am! in t w e e n t ti e C i r c u i t J u d g e s o f D i e C i r c u i t , st al e of FlorIds , a n d of a n y C o u n t y In t h o circuit, m i d IN II If. I tr i al s I ■ S.ll a ii , M r~ i ping M til, B. W. HERNDON FIR E - 4. f th.AgK* Tin, ex p o sed , Ji " will- have *>“ ' 0 of Florida, do hereby gi ve not i ce „ r |c» of s i a t o ' iI b n I ii it f*_ - . . . 11 1 H ' " ' a i. hut to and shall he N 617 Commercial S t r c e l - S a n f p r d , F I * . , ^ - S A L E - S t r a w b e r r y [limits, $3.00 per thousand, f. o. b. I.nke Mary. — ready set are taking a running st art s" ' ' ,,u' n * f,ir U - 2 5 nnd Farit j a S t ra wb e r r y Garden, Lake and nr,- looking fine Unuliflower nnd 1 >">1 1" *'ring the Mary, Fl a 172 dtp . nhbng. plants arc tu ing s . j ..ut this M h" " 1 children's shoes in. 1 will give 1 11 li tli, terms like rent with VV. . - 1 11, "ill, pa i l . ,.f Do ■s.-ir.ifoid >'■" i ,rl” ril-t wi l l please -tiill'll <|own juiypient . eight room ' , , i i , , n Tli, i , vv 1 1 ,i..t he a ' R.-m.-inb.-r, 1".., that the v,-rv best INSURANCE AGENCY r, • i ,I t . 1y. all \men, on privnto cfiv mg ’ ofpig-n ports -lit: Kb < T l i O r T F U i M A ( t E N ( ’V, 113 M. ignolt i \v, nur 1 > ; ' f11 > IHI'V, n ' tf n y t I'l', i t• f h. Ida. k am. id i v i ! >r.t I I ,|W1•, r t y *. f '.mil u • r :ih^ e t rel< *. i . at . p I'l 'th, f'g, ( roll' 1 5 murn • a| ' v and •*!ill g ia la . !:i", Ii<. Gu'ud 1; \ I I 'n f I v i* t ‘" I I I b l l . g a ■ oil II. fl rr| i4 f 1'rojiei erty biird , y •' I lo o t ,op, im ,intni liu' e .,. e lake for Out) ft 1Fur quick liidi, $d,'JiHt, i .j i . v terms \ |* ( ’on rale owner includes all Imnsihold f u r m lly ,V Son165 tf. niture, f a r mi n g tools mid row hunt p f l R S A l . K - TT (Ui.se of eight rooms, j r jlt. J 2 . 5 0 0 ; $1,500 cash, balance 1 W(l„ F i r , t Btrwt i f IVe l,ed and 2 years. Have a low price and rooms, kitchen, dining and sitting easy te rms on two desirable city lots room, luitli and toilet. Water nh 100x23 1 ft All fenced, well located. tamed from fine flowing well, suf 167-tfc fieienl for nil purjioses at all times, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ,h'‘rcl’>' 1271 West First Street horc. .November, 1922, tiic ovplnnntion that only forvvi , [ ■ ' he. I I tl F< tR S \ 1 F VVo II fl 1 GOODS” s \ M OKI) .if Kb \M |‘H I . S > I IM 1 "f v i ft : Kit I, New fiv, room inuDc half , i r s and, " " r .o'•, I ■"! I H'd luTge rmai. . \ I ‘ 11 •c ! 1 Bhhfta «• KB Bu l.m Mor.n:u I «ic'ill!los ii n n r ii II; .; \ --------- ---------------------- r * il L 0 N G W 0 0 D 1 at rcmarkuhly low price if sold tiuW I1 t’ onnelly A So n i 1 16 tf* •n If « r ; *I•.*-ei \"n E ' (Juick Stir\ icu rransfor b A e u i i i ce. $ 2 Work ealcii for ami tleliverud F*honi* -Hil-J — .111 West F i r s t St **Wi: T.V te.'^kS'^asr.'ss iTr&a? tV - thei r respect ive J o u r n a l s , with t he yeas the pu ' and nays thereon, and they did det er- ficern ' Inj n<, litu\ dfrrrrt that tha mi d J o i n t Res* j j ,, R*»fn,|x " l o U o a r he submi tted to i h e e t e c l o r H of ihe Stal e' J f Fl„. , . thf S t a t e at the General E l e c t on n That i h* r.ii * 17g-otp , . ■ . mhktntr t h e t o t al ni Ton^c o f c e l e r y in , ■ ui ■ |ii i tf I K ■ti I ,X ' I ' Iv •i I' r o ps ! !■: \N I M. . [|\ 1,1 Nt,. \1 ! E RI Ni . to of a Judge holding _____ J O I N T iiL’ c.f. o f the her- of three f i f t hs of all the m e mb er s e le c t S J , ' , ' T " l!l market strawberries ru n elM>|UDona proponing nme ndme nt a «w '«•“» ^ „ row(, r o f ■ti V1 V : '• ' dl 1 apart Mlent •F i r T% i paying pro Gat. < i tv IlmisP, 112 M yr I ■ ' ■; ■b , t ■ic Dil tfc f Vitj ■-tu 'L1111v, ( 111? I T ' R D S I? , V . 1*v." 1 H i ri !* ! !i ■ : i * .i. Me ■ ui li ' all'] li.r. b" n r■ m -civ ii ■ P i ■1 • ' 1 IV. 1 V • ! h ■a ', I ■i m t'. It \1 , r Co t i g r« 1 ;; ' S a n f o r d , |-|, 1 1 d ri l l jti'j I ’ .i k \ uti f i 11 ■11 m o b ile and I ex ittg Uiil ■*i ,1 K ai " M e i a r r y the p a rts ” S-, I ", Most •- bungalow, tei m - r K* K-n the r.r in n e a r by ci ti es and to wns but , . ,, with a a u r e a t e , i- is t n o u j , n l that "t ie " r two of the local b uye rs / _ ___ ___ .. \ *4 bring , , Jh FOR RENT l •«i; 1, S. 1■■la T .« about five acres in berries and he a nd , G E N E R A L ELEC TIO N tors of , he « * » , , f„r Muse are selling the bulk of the o ut he licld in cacti county In Florida ■Jweitlon at the m - m ,.. . i , , _ r, * i,nllnL, on Tuesday next succeeding the flrat retireseai a 1 1 . r<. I. F O R ft KNT ( '.mifortnble, at t rac t i ve st rawberry plants here It is th 'tight j j 0Iil|n). |n November, A I>, ! 922, the \ V. , J * J Tll‘" IM 1 i i a . , , ... that about 15(1 acres more o f celery " n 1,1 Tuesday bei ng the i snail no nine rule,] 1 ,. r, , bed room, nicely located. Phone 1 n , J <sFVFN TII n A V O P N flV P M Kectlon j Tin- « , ...a , 7 o r * i will lie planted this season over last N1.VL.IN 111 U A 1 U l INUV L M or shall bn p«yai,i,. <1 VIA HD D s \ \ n S3 i: \\\ m : i t i t v ^ j mi I at ' f r n, • lit, Dl ■r it I "I '1. . - a ■,'i, f ' 1 Lake Mo j r •m•, \I , nt; pm > >|< 1 \ N i J F,S 1 ( Ip \ 1 lilt n t Tin« ill - ^ 1111,- 15 U el , k , |j •,, * 1, " f t • » 1, , i I'lo >n S \l ii on Gat diner 1). ' WANTED 1 1"HID \ w will a Inn to the Klick 172-2tc t he H R k . M - Five room house with ,. , . „ n,.„ . f»r the ratification or rejection of the A J O I N T r t K S o l . n I, ,, .... . . ,i c . Sanford well over the „,000 acr e mark, said Joint Resolutions proposing Amendment t„ s.i'i,,,, 1 * xs VII of the Cornu U„’ ,, , f,, 'ntcl, ~ " C '• A " cn S ' 1'<1 - I . look, now llko . hero m . y l, t nboul ...... of Florid,., Uel,.!!.,- ... J Iht 3UU ____ ____________ ____ 500 nrres of lettuce planted in and • --------Apporl lonmenr , , . n,1u1 »al S E V E R A L H O U S E S f or sale. S ob J OI NT R E S OL U TI ON P r opos i ng an Members of the ot F OR R B N T — Furnished apart ment s. n round the Sanf ord section. All A Amendment to Secti on 10 of Articl e T higpin. 93-tfc I - e r na b l Apar t me nt s, 3 05 E a s t 1st p a nt ngs a re e a r l y thi s year and M I of the ConetltuMon o f the S t a t e i >0 i, iu«!>lve. t , , ' of Florida. R e l a t i n g to E du c a t i on the St at e ,.f l i.,. . I' ttR S A L E >' room bungalow on St (’er. He It „1Resolved hv .,ho (he l-egiainture I.ecisl n t .. r.. of j -e;imt’'ihe .... .. . P . - 1‘ 164-tfc pt.ispects bright. — Florida Grower. .le*<>ly.,'tJ.. l,y. fl.ib.KiilV ,., „ . the S t a t e of Fl ori da; Mngtt'diii live , in first class condi i o ^ C 1 ^ 3 of Artfcv v V r * * Tliat the fol l owi ng ame ndme nt FOR R E N T Furnished housekeeping imn Cash or t e r m s \V, j . Thigpen '>.ri!5.r° ^ Ii . o , . l. h0 (ioiinU° la’tl'ng 'l o* c oVtni/nMV,’. i".i ^I ,/ 1 rv and bed rooms, f ir st floor. 3 M E. P O R E D . N V E S S E I . S MAY R E tutlon nf the S t a t e o f Fl or i da r e l a t i n g to the numl.er ..r '• 1' 1 ament, 170-t; T. Cl NOTH EH W E E K [> educati on he. and the same la heronte and of the | | , MAIN WET* F i f t h S t re e t. 1 6 9 -Itp t»v, nKrcpd to and nhall bo submi t t e d to liven be and the “ ;'r*•**»■i'r,»«nt». FOR S A L E .Attractive Avc r<«un 1 ‘«rt*4 * the r*lectors of the Ktato nt Iho g c n c n i l to and whall be FOR R E N T — Rooms and kitchenette c o l l ag e With g a r a ge and large lot. eleutiun of reprosontallveB In 1922 for tors of the S l at e of | \\ '>««• — Shi rl e y Ap a r t me nt s opposite pogt t( i o r v ' V i i v . ' r ■ approval or rojoetlont al or reject 0m " , 7 . »' «• garden planted an.| chicken house. \\ \ M i I N ( i I ON. Oct. Hi. I'oreign Section 10. The I.oglnluture may pro- Fleet — 1 onmj to n uf Itepr.. iffice, upstairs. 28-tfc ; 1f t«u Will sacrifice if sold at once Owner, -h oping I, .day was given another Ode for the division of any county or on the first Tn 1- lint countIrn Into convenient school din- Monday In S„\, Furnished bedroom and 501 West sth St t7ll Itp F OR R E N T , ok , . f e x e m p t i o n f r o m a p p l i e n t i o nM tili'tN,......... J *fur ■ .... .................................................. and tho election biennially la in nay thai , ‘ of i br t e bool I run teen, who Hhall hold of the C.onmx It ui t ■ . , kitciu iiiieite, -Itit. Jilin Ave. I 72 tit | .A A t to r n e y -General Daughert y' s li F O R S A L E Si x room house and '■ o h ' i l l I office fore o two years,™ # and who amended to read .. 1t " 411 ^ . fl I .. I 111. o a r i- L .L .., .. I I i i. . .. . . _ , ' tpior transportation ruling. ,!la ' *i. J } ’..0 ° f ,n]l the Section 3 Tin- t sleeping jinrclt lose in, good Iin" a ■ ’ • ’ i-at M'hnnli* wllbln Hie dintrlct: , . , , —-----------and for tho rneet A Ii ] ; i tk shall ltd I »fi If»it inn Ci»mmi*sinn<*r Hnynes, levying and collection of a cl Ih|r let meet every t«n ’> , r . .. n f *} ,P*9 ti on, f 500 cash; balance easy terms. r..x \xrtvirxu, cmnmpoo(■,,,. conference with President ^dioot tax, for the oxcbislve use b f pub-i npport Ion 'the re’p r - ' V , ■ . , f (.rn ERMANE N Ti WA V IN G, Shamj.m. -Gen. W. Knight. 167-Ctc IP r.n.ii.iiX , . , - . 1 . 1 " 1 ce l t “I «ttn t rest (ten l He free schools within tho district, Senate, the whole i‘ ior,i. J in n mg. scalp and facial treat ment . Harding, announced that regulations whenever a maj ority of tho ri uallflndnot to exceed .is ,,Y,., ,r j "? FOR SALE -Typewriter desk, one Mrs McCoy Welnkr. Minrtments ,, . cDct ors ttiereor that pay a tax on real same time shall also , , IS* •• " -\pnrimems upon the att orney general s rul or personal property ntmll vote In favor resentntlon In tt,. i , , p r»»flat top desk. See C \J Hand, 171 -lit. that Honor I'annot legnllv be " f , r UC!‘ , J T ovl‘l«'d. that any tax tatlves The c m , n * . h- u’/VJS’ .— — ----- _ _______________________ Mlnl •1 r ' “ " " ’I MK«‘*J lie authorliod by (Ills section shall not ex- .lrerl sand nr fa, , , k "ii sherif f. Price J1H f.d both. Ui Ihxll ‘''i‘d i. ii mills on ihe dollar In any nno have four li.-jir. M E W A N T to re barge and repait brought within American territorial ' in Iht 167 UR. >‘rar oh the taxable properly of the rnuiitlc* having tl.it'-. H ill |"J y o u r batteries. O u r s t art e r, genera waters would not be applied to for district not more ih.in junl F OR S . A I . E - ti room bungalow and pot>1lblt|..ll si 1 t ,r and gnitioti repair department t n -hips caving their home ports \ - H U N T R F S i i l . t ’ T I t * N P r o p o s i n g -D'Di-nan (m Iv. s <•i. I, >, Tl i r. o e x t r a ! " t s , p i j v e J'J.SNT 5 0 . M V -' '*a Vu ■• ndi nsnt t o A r t l e l o V o f i h » i ' m i - ! 111.,IS.. t. . | f |. . | " bar p'• f hi • Xpert ( iemi; ’ > ••' ' , 1 , V 1 Saturday This anomic. fnor« ltr.it. ;. 11 . T. ' ] 'StaJa-Ki " f t h i s p r o j . e i ......................... t h « S t a l e o f ' F l o r i d a l t d - t1.,.n t h i r t y I ihxll I \ 11•! h i Dc t y Serv ice 1! \ 'i ■ ' r 1, 1 , r 1 a previous " t i e i l l . , 1 to the III,II, lory 1>o|,iirIm.'til h,.v>- two i . j HI l> \ P. C i , m a d l y A S o n s Hid t f . Me I t R r s o l v o l I'V ti l l . l . e g l s l . l l l l l v n f .r r IL, |, I I, -I I I I , " , KID is. '5by tli pridiil.ition enforcement 1’la'hr i ' Sanford. 172 11 '•inj . , the s t a l l . Of F l o r i d a ; f i v e h u n d r e d p..p I w* oa« I OR S A L E - $5(KJ rash and murttli!> i nte li lies , f t h e G o v e r n m e n t m a k i n g I’h a t tlie f o l l o w i n g a m e n d m e n t t o R . |,r> s e n i j i t n ■M \ N’l 111 K E N T 5 room buiigalov. ’ * f ip. , , ,| , , V t ' t l . l o V o f t ti e ( ' o u s t It n i t o n o f 'tin o o r l l o n i u e i i l payments like rent, will buy an a l ■ 'hit i h • I ' l ' l i , a t l ' . n t o a l l f o r e i g n v e s s e l s S l a t e o f F l o r i d a r e l a t i v e t o M, e J u d l c - s n i e n d m c n t shall within * 1 1 > |si mat nnt ly ; must ul i'«n. most new house of I rooms and bath . V 1 T I i t h e i r I n , i n, ' p o r t s a f t e r t o d n y !i,, r v . I V ' L ' V " " m " ’. l ? . l! c " u » ' b o r c d S e e *,>» i m x i p r e e n . 1- *nt i * ,.x.iiaIde S t a t e rental and Im'a 1 3 t t o n U o f s a i d A r t i c l e V . tio a n d t h o m a d e l , v i),,. | , , • f Dua. |0 | rfOx 117, in good pari of tow n, near I tie extension first was interpreted 1nmo Is ti„r,U,y agreed to and shall ho |V shall have .,i tioti. Addre-s pci maneiit," D.,x 5|xi i grrttnu... . , . . , S,It,milled to tho oloctors of tho State (|vu The (One, school and store. St ree t will he pnv■Pf.-txl "l'l>!.\ ,ll H0 I" An i e r u an privately ,.l thogeneral election to be hold on message to Sanford 172 F 1. It ' * appro, , ,] . , Js but jniiuil*V nt the nf f|f0l Tuesday af ter lt,e flrsl Mon |,|l.,(e »essl,, f ' 'ilfttt > n n i ! « b K 4 n i L i i n i 4 i b , , , , . 1 . d a y I n N o v e m b e r . A !>. 1922, f o r r a i l - t h e at l e n t l . m , f . proilr.'ss " H ou s e” . a r e of Herald. Di.l-ltp Room 7. Miller Hldg Dr . Sanford 11 \ K TtTt; Gli.A V H O U S E nt g a m foi ipnek salt'. Ap pl y S e mi n o l e Meat M a r k e t . W T. -r v.Al.r, t m ick . i x g I- OR Se e Grow at 1! A ti Garage. . 171-3.,, k FitR HANFORD around the Consti t uti on o f the S t a t e of Fl ori da, I73-6tc a. r e n t e o f s t r a w b e r ,r,i e s , Up , ,,to nbout . and the same were a gr e ed to by a vote a ELTON J. MOUGHTON c‘l "n,,n im f,,r",,r .............. t • E ,, - repent nn\ the appointment of WI I K HB AS , T h e I.etctalature of 1911, on 11 Judge. or mtup Dut ton about four a c r e s and ot he r s In under the (Aumtltutlon of 1IS5. of the for n ( ‘Ireult, t,„i* . , .1 ... I .fi ll hrin.n rile S t a t e of Florida, (ltd pass four J o i n t affect the term Chib, t o d a y ! ” He „ b o o s te r f o r your town ami c o u nt y . | (0 - 6 t c FOR SALE FOR W o r m drive Term s. N. Q f E L E C T IO N II. Gnrner. Join J OTer Seminole County Hank Garner Fort! t r u c k, b a r g a i n . A D S Cards of Snnford’H Keputable F’ rofrsslonnl Mrn, each of whom, in his rhoarn profewsiun the Herald rrrnmmends to I ho people. I! i o i t S A l . K (>lt T R A D E P R O F E S S IO N A L ■: »• •; I n. , „ „ Ninth 1 M„K . f n n n c r l , o f .ho S t . r k . . ~ t l o n I{t*nl bargain hut a Sanford grower for many years set ti ng out nlxnit five ncrea, F. F. 173-fitr KOI! S A L E Two and Frenc h avenue, [ ) h I y el l p\ r r t h i n k uf \ •>n I u d i Im i u l i ght n f y o u r hti.sini’si.s p a r t n e r t«i u h " t n cctuhl s a l f l y n u i f i t l e y o u r husim's.-s o i u l i d ' 1 ch a m ! f r o m w h o m y m i m i g h t t-xptwt in i ■ t u r n t h n f i i Uvst m e a s u r e o f o o - o p e r a t imi an support ? \\'»* want you to ftml that way ah,nt’ ?i olficers of this hank. We’ll gladly advi , assist you in any wav we can. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. F O R S T E R , I'realdenl U. F. W UI T N E R . CatNcr HODGE’S Auto Paint Works PRACTICAL AUTOMOBILK PA IN TIN G By Skilled Men * A L L W O R K G U A R A N T E E D F I R S T C LA S S r UPSTAIRS Over tho Overland Garage- -Sanford, Florida �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1922 PAG E FIVE IASK b a l l 00T GOLF BOWLING TFNNIS BOX INI BALL [ASKLT BALL i>Ai> SHOOTING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor .him that low a w a ’ |. fmrtment * •■{. ; h>' LI Y I I DIMM V.s '•( II KOI l V. I i >l< MI SK \ s K I S ( n.Mli NUN FA I IH IIAI \ M K l>F T I I K IS MODI Kl» i l l KSTION SK VSUN IS t S I III l.llrt S W LLL, KNTS OK LAST „ „ . . ,, : \SES LOC A L S I’ KCTS , possible t<> j udge hat the future n>tty the future gnmes. ilie past week indi OK I. A NI K)h *let I I b d l m * i i(| lege fought ia stulibnrii but Impel.xs l an ersita of ,mttlw 'l ^ai,,st •h" Florida odds hen oil K x p o S ltlO ll P l 0 ](, Saturday. th e more aggressive and versatile attack " f t|le '(lUtnKS which became gr iy stronger as lht, nine and <i..l elise weakened, |ploughing over t he Hollins goal line I for thri>t, t,,Ul ,|(i,lowim. Mixon kiekeil oflly one of the tliree goals from the touchdown to give tin '(lators i;i points against the thirty three they pill'll \l|l here last yeai. The University of Ho nd a football leant failed to limit tip anything rt mutely ivseinhung cvlrannhmii > ubil ity on the gridiron here Saturday in its annual clash with liollin- College the T a r s holding the heavier ' l lal . ns to throe touchdowns. The final score was lb to 0. I' laying in a drizzling mm. nottli er the '(ijitors imt then -mallei and lighter opponents not e aide to un cover anyt hi ng mm ■ than i mi ght University of Florida, IS; Hollins, 0 Florida Freshics, tl; Auhurn Fresh lea, 0 Georgia Tech., d.'t, Alahama. 7, North Carolina, lie South Carolina, I'niversity of Tennessee, la, Infaii try School, (t. Wash and Lee, Ft; i p r s o n New N t Stale, 111; Ktiaiioke, •• A rin> , I J ; \ uluirr, *• Georgia, .', F in matt, U. Michigan, ft; Vanderbilt, u Davidson, d; Wake Forest, ti. Va. I I ; I' niversity of Kiehmoml, ti, Cincinnati Uni., 0; (ieorgetown, ,'t7. University " f ( ' hut , 7*1; F.trmry and Henry, *• Southern Methodist University, •!. la Ulsjniia State, ll Tulane, :m, s p i mghill, 1u Mid you wit in Kollins Saturdat N‘ n\ Have you heard the latest golf gos sip’ We m< "t it" ol lie t it) C'oiu inisstdners ? Well, for tlo I I , -fit of th'o-e that haven's vet I'",’ 'aken oil I" til'- ill side let tin w! ,» » ( ni t t h e n - will be a f ats and lean 1 attic mi tin Sanford Country Club I m. I arrest l ake and J udge l i d ting al e going to play Charlie He i m and S ti ( haSy. 1 hi' UcparlmeM of \grn ulture dis agrees as well as lawyers and doctors and newspaper inch The men ft' to the experimental station have heel) busy destroying licrhivi s and II M i s s i s s i p p i in l a III p a . ■"nib hone) lately on aomint of dit >s - To In tig in New Orleans ease Itl the cotllb <’ II Chile send* L‘"> Mgleihorpe in At l ant a in sample of honey eomh and reeetves Clemsott in Jacksonville, the following reply from the C, S I u p.n t meat "f \gfu uh iri \M \ M i SHOW M t l l l l Ft II Washington, M < , Sept It*, It'JJ. Mi i II i lute, tlel .’ 1 lainpn Altieriean i.egtoi Tit Tampa (let ds lloWaid ( ol tn ( i a uiesvdie N*o\ I — Him at .1 Col in Cambridge Nov N"i Mee \ I \ It l >e"t iria 1 i ■h "'tt play c.| \.aFaiii a I n '. ■t -, i \ -i i iiol le-i' t d.t\ ii i v•r\ de putt tile lit of tile gam. and eu-dy de foated th' fuse id i"sU ti am t I t " 7. Alabama ' lore t .<‘ li Jown icsult ed from a Itea tit i fill !*■'' yard tun by Oltvi't lleross tile field from kick off, 'In s " d> bin k 1 i ■ •* ,u ' l l I' " ' 4 'ig he way l ,hroll g ti 'lie nit! u . T<* tv team \fti'i <>!o I I ' *, n at emal i mil SeWahee, ll*. * )g let h"l |o , 11 h mg < .■) ; m, "I*1 1 1 , uiuin t m of Tellti Me d Vitgitlia Military ui r is Harvey . tL Iowa, ii, Villi', ii I t 'ol., Inslilut t ol timhia, I o . \\ esleya n , tt Have \oii r' ad tlie want nd» t od a y! <ll» Mir \««ot Infril I \|)|)U*s, peck pa t but with made by San lung by U ilk Mu S a n f o r d’s luen showing We feel saf e in (i Whole Wheat Flour Buckwheat I ln u r Pancake Hour Tow n ( rier Hour Obelisk Flour I'illshury Hour (Biart Jars Olives .1 our I, P. McfllLLKR fifteen (L l) B etter e i^ iirette s for 1 £ ■ M i M i m y didn't 1 t> wa I tax w a s sixty' grand. The Hupmobile does the won derful things it does in perform ance—in Economy—in endurance —because there is perfect work ing harm ony among its units. T h e r e is perfect harmony because the proper relation of any one part to all the others has been worked out through 14 years of experience. better Turkish better Virginia bet ter Every cigarette full weight and lull size CorriiGHT I92i, I.m ofrr.V M i n n T o n u rc o C o . Motor Co., Distributors i Burjey � 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 16, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource The Sanford Herald issue published on October 16, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, The Sanford Herald 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"> The Sanford Herald</a>, October 16, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank">The Sanford Herald</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/7079485a5221744264d9e82b69a60d76.pdf cb5efc29572a7a6c96f0d0c510c993e2 PDF Text Text )l . • . SANFORD U L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ••The City Substantial” l l l i IN THE HEART OE THE WORLD’S CREATES’!’ VEOETAKI.E SECTION M SAN FOH I). FI.DItlDA. T t ' t f S D A Y . Ill TOUKII IT. F ' - - ( 17 1 ___________________________________ V01.I >'K u c r n iu ti^ OPFNFD arf Itu U llitI I U 1 Y U m v u v i -------- BETWEEN BRITISH EMBASSYAND STATE DEPARTMENT AND REMARKABLE RECORDS w ‘ ------ ------------------ three m ile l im it ■ .aw I Thereto* SK*v i-r in Agr e em en t ' ______ , 11, rhr AaaopUtrd r r r « » > . \\ v UlSC.TON, Oct. IT. Nego the British embassy t|. l|OIi lift .......well .. i ,i -Rate Department looking to » r.'i u . iiiii n s k i , a n il a r m y a n il n a v y e x p e r t s a t S e l t n . l y e -------- tinlny as to t o what w h a t m ig ,« h h e im? t h e n e x t ............ u p he., V. ; ; , ; / ,• today m. nu 7. „p|ia„ n n oc hi „ t- ,mh oe m ( e. >>* -2 1•** 8 ‘ sj m ile—■ si ~ nn. Im iir mn .' . ■>'. - a, ...... • ... '» : i .................................. . . . , t » ,e A m e r l.u n p r ..p .s ..l ^ ^ ....... ( ... M“ ‘ • ,h..,r ... -, ti m»: out difficulties , n I > Vniern iin jo ohitnt ion en . fft> ers in t he' kmg tie' tl i vitoxn ant - m 'o th. I n.t \,.i . ,..|iC. .,.|,tmg a pack Utifll 1*' •' *h „ il", |»vV.»l!*l il.iuhl wf '' **• Ii i .t *i-> i , . , .. . A| ■ AC '* , . •t,. that any r Y : r ..:* I Igiil of .sc • ,1 itjon eltfot tTtVIl'Vl! ofltCfl •I,, three mile limit was in Action o f th. cabinet tc approving til.' abandonment . .,i. h prcMiinahtv ail', of t i. i natiotuil ■Il the lint I II l e|d> of ; .(.cared t*. ituie at. I hat op , .old co.it i t * t ” I • •" ,l • , ■■og in / c l 1•1 1 iti’ l la . ' ' i ' ,et that ' Il I ’ - .W . ell. • e ,. g a fo * . 11.1 t' a Th..'. ' I nr The Aaaor.Htfd I’ raaal _ V\ XNTON'KI. T«-x.. Oct. I-.— i \ ‘ I I I i l l ! t l i n t \ v . | ! b»*tn f i t t h * - f i m t i ),in ,rmy dirigible t'-J which recenjg rower - and fa r n u .s *>! Florida and fuiiipleted its trims continental tin-, pspui Tally interested in the tlieiit and had reached San Antonio _________ g „off fieigm i«u u ». ,fs way linck to Washington, was li.-venng f, eight rate.» rat"s in rFlorida. n n , . A I X I IT f T A I l A l " r >,,,irs horned en... t'hase _ . A . have spent ............ early ......., today , while being tuk~ * ’ 1 1 and money in the effort to re f tll„, the hangar at Brooksfleld |i, epai atoi y flight over the iity. in t unjuiK t i«»n with other _ _ ....... _ (ft, r WiirK I1 ’ OHIJUIH I win >e\ .>dtr« linilirs » f the seriously The dirigible caught <>n atul lug f trti d ( m l c l r e n v\ m i v tU * * , , , . »-.m. fn.it Th.*» fruit Their letter tla. framework of the hangar ns it Mute ihn*’ rim r H oad S i. . s. • . n ,1 . iI tI •' I*, ,- lonely timely a an.l fit' i .... L. i ............if Th. t'ag split 1h. 'i i1 (A it-'ll’ .'.VS V- t., t.i • * . . .i .’ *. ,. ».t . 1k . 11,, f , uo. i I • th. ...1 of thi n \ , ........... II. ...I , 1 Ml, -'ll , •-•!.. th ! ??' ' . . , r. nir.nt its of the crew | !. 't. ! •** • *~ '\ "tyT hr A . I ' ^ - a . n l C . i ’i ’lu- a n d Ai |lI1*.* • H* . d . ' u n i ............ ... Tw o men t h ' . i 7.- I !>)' . nntc i . 1 •. t . i ,.! it., ip ,,i in an i o . Inoka’ ii. and i , City ci<> I" ... 1........................ ---------- * - i t uv mul l h. ti. h lUS m ... Siiturilii.' ’ * lus city t!“ ,..t The *A ts• r i**■? . i11* mill...Marit%u m >' V . ........... 1 i• DOLLAR DAY CAMPAIGN WILL BE STARTT,,D AT ONCE UY SANFOIM) MERCHANTS |{ , a i | M e r r h a n l s ( ................................ .. ; ; S an lo rd |,i .I ” • » .-.im liteti •An .,1 • ....... ..... M. Mill- were confronted with each M .III,., -lain, and then taken to the >,|. .l t b, i i ab appl ' t r> ' •tl the ’A• vlii'l. th. tie. tl ................................. . l a i i t ’^ « ................. lu., „ . a - » f * ., .. f . f I - a- ' *'■' t .................. * M l ,| HI S H IM ' 1 " ' l*'<* . I ) . Il a ;,- lit' to ,, ... Ml K 111 M 1 i;C nl "I 1 ' poll* d » M ’ \' r .:::; liv yn i N T " |S" "U ..................... 1 inerienn shores ply. . Ambassador tie.M — point .1 that his govetnim til ..ad id taken steps before Mr. Hughes was received to prevent. Hu s as to '.'registry issuance and -tae papers to which attention r th. .. ............ o f .he ........ .. ' ' ------------------. rnment have boarded a steamer . .... .. ■ t x M f.i '4 ” m S ...... ! DA fcl H ,, ' :I , . • - ± i u . • ■ I NEW — . • ORLEANS, Oct. '& *& *£££ s u i^ „” « n » n” ‘ » » 7• n .0 - “ . . z , he , » i * • r. « •* *4Uf »ht* » .rii, ' 1 • • " • " • I ............... .. ' | | ., ,1 , i ' • • , today in g • *d He C h ea p er \smmiiiI i«»n l1 • * ........... ............................................... ( v vuled pret I . f .- p e .petu.itink ... ......... ! hi f >.n ' " 1 *" . - N '' • 1 III I ' lo t: • • - h ptw ' •in r • ........ * ... k .... . ■" ' ■> . t<>n i." ................ :.■••• - | !. .-it they - 1 Ml p. r hiitnlri < 1V per box deli a* ti St 1 ••UP*# 1 N i'ltt -but e ,| i the present .|,i i itttt"1 t|* th tu *u r* s* iv • rate ket at Ah .llllal. 1 11 ih Itv ef.<d prt. «J.tiJ 1 2 an.l .till ' *•' ’ ................ " . would he at St l.nuin M.Oa. Kan- ,t ,,| . i! i,,,Tl since 4,'a ,, 4 \A’ . J . it >at ■1 tfl :< King •it itn» I the i r it«»i * 1... . v. , .«•).' . -t '< ,.... , ■! '■ 1 .. .1 l I h -cil-l" .1 1 ' . |hi I"’ r* a ' . , | t t- * f r box .4? .jt|.*t. pn* «s on ,r ti, \ : , J « , 2. . . i . *■ ,„7;w>'',.i1' \Tizzzzz* ■ r ** • 1 aft., . . . tram tor....... .. ,rn. - r n | i r I A f.E O Itu lA the g VOTERS \ U l Itnv • ......... .... d«) ,‘ " 1 tn addition to thu • « •> , ,. h> a * i.'t tram loads now .................. ,h„,pers are ............. ago. the Hoppers an loading to average .«•«» boxes per car. .. ................... ....... _____. - h i t Tfc* AMortair* I' o m i A T L A N T A , Ga . Oct. > 7 .- \ « U r a (l|!n > . wcrt, balloting in special ratic primary to notmnaie sV»*esa... __ - " . ni. Florida Morula — A K .r i , x l „ . ........... <b . C Mn K * i v . F I - H . ' w « 'n i.h .-l .11. ^ 0. ■ • ,‘ w, r fr, i|rht rates. truly , ( ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ lr, *a STORM STA R TS ('A R IIIRB A N MOVES NOR TH W E ST can n*. -*e the same price per box to channel. Mountains "< f * *r hor instance, if the (i| M „ “U s ... tus t»x *n »" * Wj ■ '.k~ ' ’ ’ V .. . . c .v l-t y 9 J m, . - * r , r : r ; . T r s r • i • *,. t| h.. . ' . -t .vt. I- f "It’S relit ,I,l.V r - .p’.-r ... . nit tI w. i jn. o ton mile m * . , ton mile in ..f i ul,fort,Hi !•„.* - th. i. h’ ankit rat. California ^ rvj and .7 M „ „ , l Company. u - x u t n v r . T O N - O c t 17. ' ‘ ' Associated l’ ressl • ■ listurhnnee over the tern Caribbean .w.is . . . o t r u l this mornmg "..ff the Southeastern "'k ■ml nf Cuba ant! moving , v . _ northwest toward Yucatan itx . ........................... charges. . i l ___tl,.a of cl-'*') per humln’.l pounds on *ilrus fruil5 f n ,m California to^eastern mar kels « " ‘ l " nU," ,r , concurrcnce of eastern carriers. .. ^ . tiH eurtail.xl and .................. .............. ,hippers ate entitled to Cttion Pacific Railway ai.*...K w. 'i-rn ^carriers have proposed a rate ^ ................................................ . cuts. ^ from wh .h is » Mg increase tn A* , „ j-,. pi receipt o f letter front tho .. • c - .................... . / .. ’ .. K g g s I . tW D in n e rs llre a k fa s t i- . • I vtin h • mg • I, . 1i,,th and >•>oi 2 'z .:t'x :: r ;; r T "'- ........................ — ’ • late (lit I N hrr e%*•»»*’ . u i iIah.««4 r . !'»»••! __ 11*,. Mitt 11. i 1“ Turkeys fo r 1 egi* * for , ,. tin- yenr •a, N.itionnl l .. , , ty A- ... uitioo I ' t»k>' crop • • ■ and th. * w,' .......................... « . . . ....... I .............. « I,cc. . ................. ... ’......... ..aao.onal l *r the past Jh.rty J’« ' ' 9 ’ 't ■late J0 «tnno* ‘ ™ 'l ' i . ZZH i.»l»y wH." h" ... :r ofurms „ r ' "• *... ................. al ,:r ournfineif you• ^ n ^ h()n(Jri)i f(i(,t • ~ l "*•■* *•{ ' le *' ' ' " . h ' l . n . n i l l . » d northwy.t o f C o » - , . c r . h . p * I h w * » y " * * " * “ " " | „ 7 » inunt : : c ? n, , n- » ............... * »“ ' ’ •• ■ . j. " f £ 7f h f y $ i A ~ tide I’oukliv S I* . T 2w M whnt It bcllovca it* rlahln w .5 an d iotermine the feasibility o f the pro(Jrecks _ • , tl1 •_ . , late iate UnlUd United states States aenmot Senator Wntspn. j|fornln shippers t.ose.l itlan . . ;.J **— r - ri4 rrtl|fornln snippers are arv granted thw, * ; * - 1^ ^ . . [ „„„,lcn..»'»J _ .i __thnt a mlmltw ;.i, .,{ i-h f „ n... r fcumlidntds, Governbr (i tt.,.r r................... „,,. it inenits they Way - « l he ^ « , r ■an,Ii,in,.-. ................ * . nhlo L,f f |„ bondage wh™ lha , , , nto, c aicil in th» hrarmk will nr,iw |c k, Sa.iUrn Wruiht. I"hn 1! , , „,iirk*l ihyir rn. |i nl n pwr.on mile ~ high ^ . n t T * - ' • ’ •t ' " ‘ ’ S*n F r .n c i .c o 1 . * * , 4' i . »i * if* »»'•! w•*r»f . ...... T h a n K sg h . f. Hi — ’ Casocintcd ITicnn .0 * f l ” *. t :z . . . r X" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;? "ZZ • . INs,' ^ u : T s K N A T o « ' . - ; i r ' ^ «ion ln Natlonnl ConVCU; ! !f'rlV w.r,r' l l l frmerlnn on its w a y to turn today honrd **;;«■■ ....................* ...... . t lumpers tell, of s, r , ; . . ; . .. . . t„ nn unconflrme.l repo.* :10ns hnd n. cording aims nnd nspirutions «. g ’ ‘ I.y v.sitnn-' any records (|altt and general m • Thn, ,fnilo*l i Tto reveal i w . . . k m - . n »he birth o f the children, the proposition of hnvmk ....................... h* east. to , m-e t i, r, a < ' having given birth to twins. .............. The Jacksonville division o f the inAMERICAN LEGION "J ------------------------- — ' Pincers department has this matt. i CONVENTION TODAY * TtfltKH CARRY GIRLS fr, hand and it is understood that a IIFAILS COMBERS *»» | OFF INTO BONDAGE very d e t e r m i n e d effort will he made • :: eek, delivered _____ . n p „ rt form, rly ....... Tl.,- m U M . I n , --------- McNally . " * « • * e a •■>” * -<*•' ••< DeeemHer 8 last year and not »» •»'* .... 'bis • .ales the h" a t t . i.l ■ .n „ ^ 77^™- - » —»«> .. . ssr -^ E “ t d anger o f invasion hy soviet „ ut |,y her husband and taken to llnni gh. ■i. that ------------........................................ ..................... . rt h i n a i * ....... ........ nignl. Vt .. i r, i,, siTurr au Mr, McN «l!y has t.een arrested, on l.eeslmrg Nov. mb. r 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ u . Dispatches report to ’ 1 ,.r .. h' ‘ l it* l «I i f *1.1. Oct. 17. vt, • w l> before barges before and and after after h; »>• ,.m itg. s sh • gave ....... ----- . ,| 0 V, M \ , ; - a '|\RASOt \ COM tKM Nbirth to twins and yet faded t - -ver A N N O L N i h <U , ^ K j -I'KOI'O FD •.MI NDMKNI ^ |h|.)n vv,n |„. t„|,| in the llammond | ,K K S B l'B (. ON M - O l U i ' v ON :: MMMHITTONMKNT i oiinty court 'Thnrs.lHy by I’ tnnk Me IN T K A -F O A S T A I. F A N M )>f th„ , it v t wh . charges li.s HIT Thr *•••••■l " ,rd 1. ^ wjf|. vvlt(, ,m,,d« r o f th? balncs S \UASOT V. *vl..... ,l” " Noting Will* "lift hit The V r ,r' ," ' d,. -, ,r' ” u war ■ _^ horn last December. AAASH INV.T< >N ..*»•« f ^ ,u .,1 a ilia \(*s; «•r«til > i •-x*.in* »**ii L. . ii drawn. , pd.nshed !‘ .»!»;.» 1 » • >* rlli |, .. t |. M a ' a i ' l , -a > th * >< at )' i l . e |(el all M.v.h >.!-• ' omnutte. ,h, i ,,t" "1 ' I 7- l» • , *\t from -tala.sii d i ne el . 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L en a p e th, I'I h" h »i •; H,‘„| arrange for the s|» . ml ..*!'• ' '• Willie U din* ^ vvhj).h ,, ls proposed lo g'-t court ' S tea m er •>n t. : |” r ' . f. . ■ Ii t.- i t MAN ltICl NS\M« K*. 4»*» • ^ ^ br„th rr, alt and her brother, > -• •*.... , irilll„ i lt 'e limit of l ' " l •’ • . ' i. i C ly d e L in e :,o \ ................. .... agreed that only ................. f • I \ O' •. I . I . aot'" t o . t.„ .mthortttes m v ed ig a ,( p .• ,t,. t •; . ... , a n. ......... . f i l l I'd "V , . „ ................ . the, - III. tl......... , , ......... « ) . . . , . . II.." '*■ Ul......... ,, , . . .. .Ill r J11 . . three , I. , , 1v - i w - . . .. . . r r 1 .h n,. i i lr , 1,0.1 \ ‘ ’ "I 11-n1 s ’ , * -■* ■ - i ll i ingemellt • ■ t1 Statop State}, and lGreat !real “Hniam ntiitn un Inch the authoritii s of ctuh na- , , W \ s l l l \ t . 11 IN. “ 't ,. .1 ill- • ’ to. la* I-' 11 . i • . -t* tl.. H 'nr. *U i II. 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"HU del f* .»♦U^t at.'- I 1„h t,. ini' ».|t 1 •• r p* • i tcall note dealt part’ ll Ilhir fL. . , . . line of pns«ioti u • •i r to .»* •?W- • » ' ( r •' 1\ r iiuigling op, alto,is fi.on I. n rig tin K * * » • '* .................. ........... , N . f|.j ,( ,.| l n- lo- al . . . . . 7. » . > o NKlv i. i . c s s w p k , . « n . . ir B l p " ' rhih is pr.'pnrotg I the " M " It \inerienn c.m>t and. sttgiy't<-t He.kmau ate I h« Wi.ttmii's I . ..iintv I1' " ' «’ n’ 1 labotale t.rogi 'III 'I- h bv which the existing <■'. M . ■. , . !, 1 1"* d. t. d b * ’ nt.t ' ■ , ' " n fo itu n ate • •’. . " r*,n r° I M ! a Iway- allvg I" „ f c « « . « . e r e e I*«t .t O v e r , 11... I .. h , h i hev w r. ikilled W ere H urt m in 1 i ,Ur \IK»t _______ wit ii u\ carts, i a ’ 11, ami «»ntH ............ ................. ............................... — Hnghi’s mad* p'd'ln hi . ,, , with the ,tubes -eh ,,, Ill Till........ i e "—as t.*........ 't hint .. an ( A 1»K I ANni'I.C.. ; i. . W o m e n j ,,H p U^ i* .l I r«*m n ; : ; ........ ............. . -........ .... . " K ,i „HER K„ £ THIRTY, THOUSAND GREEKS s , AND ARMENIANS PASS OUT OF ADRIANOPLh lOuAY tin..«- ■ .......nvm. , .l them that V. l......... K*n «Fl.s AT.ilt-Fl KT ° S KTil N ASKN HMC HhT- "**''• i hr c A < •>. «r* ith Vvi--els seised hy Tore- nnn(| | , *c hoir lender, Mis. Klennor C * 'O la ^ i * l u J prohibition 1 , iH I nu* • . the .1 A » a. mile Mtiln limit limit were U’lTl* a. L 1. Mills, M ill If.. n , , ide three p^nhiu-ili lie Ii* ..i-mwdoil expected fto t„ take dcfm ito form m , ml M dlan, tmt ♦rt * ....... . ns n . mum* Attorney■’ C ............................... refusal oo ff the c |„ „»iikcly - a refusal the British Britisli govR<'\ - ^ lho„ thought unlikely that that Meltan Meltan will wi I nn agreement which ,t(.rs.,ts»lly l"<>k :•ft« a the investiga M e n , . t tu tn inter enter an niit’ o f reciprocal aulhurity. \jr Multan .•xpeeted lo dc V __ _ . xf'tintt'd no i*s-si «ot t•» haodl** the ... . . a ah . t " llnl a . Il tllllYtcf IINCTOS. OH. IT Bnti-h "u.tte. ................ ‘v™; r t„ - l.l » e e . _ * > » < - .> '* Supreme f’ourt .Justice rhurles \v thirty-two miles th.* the ni-evimis previous official recoin. reemd. I t . . ..I . . . i t i M ' t e i l fIn a t announce tin t Parker w iift expected to-1 day u special prosecutor In toko ,*|,nrt:,. ,,f the tmpiiry intn tin* nun tier nf the He' Kilw Wheeler Hall tor tlf thi Protestant Kpiscupnl i.. extend the n g . " RATES HIGH ON OUR FINALS nNKN'rAI FUG,,T FROM FLORIDA ACROSS CONTINENT £ ■.7^ , ^ j& a ST 1 ' LietHentinl H. I.. Mmiyflm, a r m y pil"' " .........-Waani'e-1'/.. *,n*iVr"'"t han <bi. ...ji «>N W A Y B A C K T O W A S H I N G T ON FROM T H A N S C O N - 1 k. N. lUUAl WHILE IN THE HANGAR * by (Hy The Associated Press) MOU NT C L E M E N S . Mich.. OcU 17. . . . . . . ...i.t.a i-.— . An V I M oa n l l e f n s n l II) E n - B U R N L D 't A K L Y 4 tw o deaths l I'crtalninit _______ Huns Up at Self ridge Field Last Saturday Army and Navy Oflicials , S i , « » , r J E 4 L0lJSv IS BLAMED FOR ( I STODY, S1EZED U .S .A R M Y D I R I G I B L E C -2 a r m y en g in eer s sp e c u l a t e u m u v i �t I 0 -1 192 iJ ~ \\..inaii » i lull w ill have a short after iqirnding tin- pant week here IiU5:ihs» s. - moii followed hy bridge ns the guent of her parents, Mr. nnd S O C IE T Y M R S . F R K I ) I>AId HR. Society Kdilor I’ honr 217 -W If Job hai r «ny friends tlslllnff — If job «rf siilna i n r u l u r f or ronilna 5 V 5 I i . " r " r / « : . Vu i ^p V rm " o ‘ . uVnE details, or trlrphonr llir llrm. II a l l W ( r r a l l i apprrrlalrd. ': A mm S () ( T A I . C A L E N D A R .-'llh'i lijit 1nil ■ uiday Parish II" IIM at the d* r t III nuspi* i s of and I’ ri .f 1 ' . imial w . — - llridg *• I’artv at b p. Ill 1111 Musincss the mill:'.' 1 'Inlo* V- - u n o n'» 1 eague nlld-iV 1 at hull* will meet at s 1,1 p in with lecture 1 V I at her 11 enne*s,.y T ue s da y - So* lal Department of the . . P Halt Mil < ,k i,v, at ► p in _____ \|ii ' « luh will meet at Wcl ln V<|tl\ 11,■ i i at p m 11n- 1'i%! 1■ ____ . ,.(niij. ,,f Hie Sapfor d l hill '1!«> i oiintiv • luh _____ Kniniet Hunt is spending todny in I r c' hu r g mi business. --------i T llaih v and \N ak> B a i l ey of I l a i t well, l i a . w i i e in the city Saturd:i\ attending to business. R l IP f * l i P /*$ mfV ■ Tim es VVhen You Appreciate Y ou r Brunswick M ost • m i .: r JA3 * ■ A . • ‘ •L . • • • . ::f t • ■ • i t1ei*l(;? ,! . • II I! Itrulgi - a*d Th.-' I Snnder* • f k e u v o i i weii hi the ■ it> S a t u r •I iv on a Imsiiii ' s mission. _____ Mis. and Mrs M It Persons o f <>r lando spent the day here S a t u r d a y . oml.o.iiig business and pleasure. — | 1'w a led) and son Da k •f I kivtoiia were the gt ’ ests o f Mr. , - ,i M. V i: K . \ and Ml* A D • » i Did y ou ever stop to think that a phonograph is onr of the few tilings you can buy that are jfoorf 36S days in the year, rain or shine? 1 \| 1; l ij ' t 1 *t - w ii, . .1, p*n-: ng a f< w da\* _.i 1? . M-nti/uinii while in tin atti I dll g to k' l' H e " ____ I U II I’ ll k ‘ l - i n o r , ' l l - 'I 1 ;t Mi t•f ■ 1 1 1 *■ n If Ti VII* |i i | f «»f Not to own a phonograph or to buy one without first hear ing T h e Br unswi ck— the a c cepted phonograph of the musical world is a mistake. . ‘ eel • - I Ml • .' "if ■. 1 t i* • . i ** . ■ ti-rtaiind at bridge luncheon at her home on .Magnolia live., the g ue st s ill eluded the members of the Dupl i cate Bri dge Club and one ext ra table. Kxquistte Radiance Roses combined with ferns were most art i st i cal l y used in decorating the v ar i ou s rooms. At one o'clock a delicious four *••111 s • lulii heoii was served. Thi s was followed by an exeeptiotially interest mg g a m e of dupliente bridge. The pr /es. lovely caudles, were won hv Mis. S l ’ uleston and Mrs. F. K. Ron niillat Besides the r eg u l a r club member s Mrs f ’onnatly’s gue st s were Mrs ,lulimi 1 arpeiiter of Jaeksonvi ll e, Mrs. I orr*-t I.Ake, Mrs W a l t e r Wi gh t. Mrs I rank \\ tuthlop of ral l al l assee and ' D * > I Rariett. I 1 H< \ |.<| K i l t . •*i. •\ a i * i noon M i ' Hal iglit . nti 11am -d most pl easuntl } at bridge ;<t hit home on I’a i k live , compliment 1 r Ml l a Nellie Hurt of l.akelalld. tin g u i ' t o f hei si s ter, Mrs* Ralph W-ght T l u i e were three tables of .1 4, . ' t ah . ' 1 III 1••••it - vv lu re 1he * mi pile 1 d Were eff ect i vel y d> • n !l H re 1-f 1-1 1 !■ ' • ll V • ’ . p i i i ' i i . 11 ’ ! f ! , • .- 1 . . .0 k -. • *‘ .. -1* ■ .1f jk-l -Ig. . 1' -1 V* . n .I* 11 ,i' | 1’ • 'It v' ' '' <. 1• *'i,ppy v ' ' 11 )..*•■ Mi ? RIM I \ . I• l\ y , - ,.. i . •i *1 it • ■ - . 1 ■ _ 1 -r t ■, : ; . ; ' ; ' •. i rt V D. V1 1 " . r- No Stranger Within Our Oates • I .* }*■ '*••1 ' V. ;• L , j I I ’' I * >* # There is no strang er uv a city like this. I; tasti ng ' •r 1 *t with u^. V’ ti timume at . . .1 .111,. *! m i i ' i> 11 I u -no - .tiiii m 1a I n 4 h f. p ,*: • * f ,1'. i■ 1 •1 . .*: : an • .11« 'ii . . •* 1 1 nail'. im\ iD d D* m.d.e i|-i ■ t 1!.« la. li and .*• 1 \ a i "III red I*v tlie 1 ■ ■ -d • ' k .a PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD •) „ ft Sanford, Florida 11 • ■ 1 if' V -r • • .» . • D } n. ! SANFO^D n /MAID ' BREAD AND ROLLS ' h t. One of the dclifhU of home la tempting, delicioua meala, aerred with the beat bread ROUTH BAKERY Next to Princess Theatre N O W IS T H E T I M E F O R T H E HOYS A N D G I R L S TO G E T T------HEIR -- T E E T H IN CO N DI T .IO N • 1■ ■ SAVINGS “NO WOMAN KNOWS” WK PAY I l-EII CUNT INTEIIKST IIS SU I\ ,. <> \l <<»l NTS HELP BRING PROSPERITY TO THIS COMM rin* amazing story of ” Fanny Herself" l»y F.tlim Pettier. A l so a T W O I’ A i n ( O M K H V Fomorrow— Herbert Rawlison m 0 1 1 □ ' ^4 . *3 • . « ' SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Our storm wan here for several days hut it did not cool of f the atmosphere. There were too many football games S at u r da y to have any settled weather. However, we are hoping that some of the o d d w 1 at he? farthet north will t iinli her*- tomorrow or in \t day . *'.! i ' entirely too ln»t for winter Rum y i" a: III \ . M . (M I Ifi. 1922 Maximum k'J Minimum ,72 Itapge “ li Itaroiueter _,‘.i .'.,‘.i Itiiiu 02 1 aim ninl • lotniv Ka *a ■ T r a d e with yo ur fellow citizens and them to do business with vou. •1 "ill *•: 1■ irajJ ^ Keep up to date with The C a l e n d a r Savi ngs 1 .M Ka ica tea sa Ra Ra ■ » «-i M THE WEATHER I 01 f- lurida I in ill show • 1 1 night anil I n i ' d a v * 1 !*a ► 4 P3 Bank MV The Seminole County Ban) *“» ^ * ‘i - PRO GRE SS- STUENGTH- -SERVICE FORD TRUCK ■ « F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e L a i c Model in Excellent Condition H'l ca <3 ..1 ... T h e money you save or make h\ dmi.g S| . . j one another, if deposited in T H IS HANK will ' " " l 1 * • 111 D*n) mori money for you. I*> bjj > IS ® m I M E M M E " fen ftsj rrq bt Keep y o u r money working in this nmim sj>en<l, invest, or hank it. Then you w,|t fits it brings. * - y ^3 . & O . M O T O R COI S A N K O R I ) . FLOR IDA Distributors for Ilupmobile and I.»-\ t n ' n (ar.x Ka «i ^targe Shipment of New Muj kv *3 05228515 J. I l J . ’_ _ _ _ __ PIANO fO. 1‘lione 11 San ford’s Now Store if R. ’ •! I v bridge I \ 11.■ w ,1 >. i. . 1 w 1 Ii.* v1 1 .• I .411,1 h M .1 •2 '■ • pi 1 gn 1••i . u , ; 1’. . - . . .1 Mill .1 • ,. ’ .■ . 1•! f..I g i -t !i• i*l .11 g.t! II .-'I ! I' .ii' ' I'. . * II I 1 M ■. u . I ‘ * Collar and Cuff Sets IN NET, EMBROIDERY, LACK AND ORGANDY La rg e shipment of new music. — Hi nlermislcr Piano Co. lfis-tfc SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Too Late to Classify $ 1.00 59c BROWN, GREY AND BLACK FOR I t KNT Two furnisheil bed , rooms upstairs, dOii Pal metto A v c nu*-. ITIiatp |()|; It KNT Km ni'ln d room, a Ihu a st or a ge room. Ill I’a i k ave. 17d-<itp -X—------------------------------------ ---- - ■■ ■ — FOR I t KNT Two bed m. ini ' and two kitchens, 2 III J'rein h live I 7.'t-Htp $ 1.25 Ladies’ Hand Bags FOR RKNT Site furnished nnim, 2 heils 1it rmiin, 111 I Kast Fifth Street. 17;i-2 tp $1.50 to $ 6.00 I 1- OR R K N T Furnished bed rooms. Inquire l o 7 U Third St. 1 Ttt -lit |» l OIt S \ I 1 ,.nd • a '• Tinn I ■ .11 liiirni r gn* plate I 1 t thud i t . fci ■ v ....... 1 1" * • li * 1 1 lie nl 1 ii g 1 • o| I t "ill Mam \. 1, ig. . i l l " • M.. k* ' l l 1 i t . - null In ••tfer Huy now and tmirist See i-l| al a j11 "fit t.i th* 3 Sanford. Florid. ii* wi l l. 1 11 !'! 1.'. 1 .11 . Mary 1 i t ?it p BOWER TUP. It BXA 1. 1. S T O R K Phone 325 ’ C. I ' t ue in Hod 10 Stores in Georgia \Nfdlit'stl.iy We l fa r e Department. Subject "Kd uent on " I)r. W esi’s Tt»olh Brush, (lie best. Regular price, ?, 1 t<t; - M l r»()c. Special 1 •• ■ t- • I 'Uti^ • 11* 1 1 ng ' l '.* 1 h.e. v u short K. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. TUB BEST . '. . ; l . • ! ■ Get An Abstract Before Buying Property \ : 1 U l i M ' N ' S l I I it < \l KM> \It I III ' l l . 1 v . y e s t e r da y with the boys from Orlumlo in their car and hoped to make it back Het >.. to si luiol in time for the opening; class- and |'.,,t i — IN— ' , 1 "1 l| i.|= i.| t In > 11 .1 anil • i . d i n . d • . 1 .1 III 1 *■ ” 1 .1 . '•! <a ' ll. Ill I ' V .. \fi < !. \\ 1' ' 1* ’ ll-. II 1, di V ' I * • .. ■ *.! . 111. y ■ 'ii 111 / ] t 1 I..’ ? . . ,i. ■ Mr R a ’ pll M> 1• l;» . •• »* M* M " eg ■ ’ < 1 • . II ■ .i.l. \ " Mi 1 .1 m l II 1 :• f ■ ■' .1- l.ahv -’ , ’ -f I . ’ "" 1 *|.VS1 a ’ h* 1 . f , ’ -a ' la . 1 ’ .M i 1 H ’ • II. W. \LLLN M I SI( ( (). "i Mabel Julienne Scott •a ,.| Iln'll - T O N I G H T ------ - ------ Mr and Mrs R R. Kl dr cdge and daughter Myrtire a r r iv e d yest er da y f r om their summer home in Richmond and will spend the winter at their home in I’ aoln Th ey were ncrotnpon led l*\ their brother in law Mr Smith wlm will spend the wi nter here. I'M ’ ' •• •t ! a in «•" The Uiy, „t| , to resume hts studies a : Florida Roll,,., * ' ^ I om k’nnit. »t Florida University Robert Holly left unlay. in “ Don’t Sh oot"; also a Snub I nd.it. M i ' Morris Spencer will ell --------Pollard Comedy and Fox lerlain at the home of Mrs. t . V H l T I . l t AT K HRIDK C l . l l l Herndon m honor of Miss Kl eanor Mrs. A. P. Connul l y was the gracNews. |{„|„ n , „ (.rule eleet of November, ions hostess Sa t u rd ay , when she en ______________________ ft.mi .'••nr to six o'clock. ; miHiiEiniPiiRimisnaiiBits- Gainesville Morse Mrs II I’alniiMin a*e I'atnfi'Mn Mr* Houser accent pained h In i daughter as fur as .lin k patiled ight. 1 - ef \\ . -I*- y will '..|)V dh ini at tie hum* ,.f Mrs. , jj( |(j(. 11, ,.t, Magnolia live ' l l and M l ' ‘ A h Mlllge and t'VlH w ,*h M........ I dlie Ruth ....... «I*..... ............I Desmond, of King* i \|, ' 1{ |l dull, T i n . Ulnl Mrs. S A Melt get of ,n 1 ' 1 . . . . . . . , M • M l ' - Kli/ab th Muss..n mill l\H"\'ilh arrived S a t u r d a y anil are ill [ j i i r ' l ' i*f Mr* 1 l Rak* r m d 11. Mid"! ■t ' in.-teS____Mi« • - Mil,nii aiid Rosab'e Hnk' t at 'i „,!| mi ni jti h i < tin ii li'iitie on I' almetto live. 1 i.i'di . K ‘ W 'll Mis imi ' THE CHURCHWELL C0MPAK First Street SELLS it for LESS Welaka Bio �I ccan! a n ! u n d e r - 1ils condition—nnd they thave a- part in seeing: mat l* il ■ and thnt tthoy h ey are with mb a ttce r transportati on. " % transportation.' tvith the Ch C h aam b e r use w n ' gone so fnr thnt their parents gannot made dean and kept clean, of Commer ce a m i ' t h a t all of those In this sent ence ia t li c. i^pi t of all |do much wi t h them,i. It U n disgrace „ (.oU^go town and .UllS i tire., r 11 tvhamc~ *to see 1q th(J prt,cepta d i f fer ent organi sat ions have combin- that wise and far-seei ng mpn have and a cV.r.“ — .ueh a condition , ( continue a mo ng the young; *Tho follow! ed and will stand*toguCher for the lun-n endeavor i ng to i nstill, in tie allowed to*i , i eAtitblishpd there v xitndwirlu-s ;il, In t lernicnt -of trade conditions in Sun- minds of citrus grower s of Florida men in any communit y; it seems to be he able these thi ngs t ha t wo speak o f in a 1 " l . T'hiitl\ of i heir amhition to ford and for the Imttermeilt of the f'*r yea rs , C o o p e r a t i o n means the the height Lakel and Tele- fuiely cut boil, city m many ways, Watch for fut ure sal vation ami the l asting prosperity to get m a hunch and attend some yea r from this time "2. Rniilnti r, iimouii. etiionts o has fofithnll g am e or some other gather- gram. lug day. 1,1 Florida g ro we r s , just ns meant those t hings for the industr dig m n l i l y not In their home town, m Ca l i for ni a and for the apple grow a here they can co ng r e ga t e and im THU S A N D W I C H IS I M P O R T A N T - i s o f <Iregon and Washington, the I the and shim o f f They are not only Ilnif-a N idf K m i i f it tin melon and cantaloupe producers ' if ill g n o i n g themselves hut in addition 1 11(, 4j(irndwich m to tbe lunch as A p p l i c a I lit n t he I itv planning 1 ■ uiimittee of I . E V V I S f l k | l > | > ____ C i r c u l a t i o n l l » M * T ■ to i h an111+ r of i otiunen c will pay i 'dorado and A r ii u n a, the dairymen i., that they are killing their vi tali ty; mom*y isi to the hank. Wi t h o u t it, t h e 1 I ' h u n r . t - 'O - 1 \ n f l r r S p. n i . "tie dollai for every tree set out m " f e v e r y pr ogr ess i ve nnd prosperous tiny are r e t t i n g a bail example for |llrU'h just ‘ ‘ain't.” Sabarrlplluu I’ rlrr In A lr t n r r Sanford in conformity with' the plans dai ryi ng section in the United States, other, and s t r a n ge rs who know theyvj because I * sandwich is such an Obi Vrar " W h e r e e v e r y shipper is playing a ,,re from Lakel and do not have any important element o f t he. lunch, the <( the committee. This is the pro • l* M onth* . ... ----------- ---lone hand," s a y s Mr. St ewar t , "and too min h respect for the city of their >things which go to m ak e It up and its pci spirit and the people of Sanford P » llir r f 4 In City by Carrier Obc » j . * k , . ...... IB l md especially the owners of new t rying t« out gue ss the o t h e r . f e l l o w ; rig-fitmaking deserve serious consideration. j j, .t \erv tiling h o m o wher e t b ' i e an- no trees should and wh e n iioliody knows when anyone happens every And this is Just w h a t m an y o f our meet tin l ommi tt ee half way and help is gain t<> ship, or what tile arrivals wi ( j. |ir mi when the y oung men of home demonstration a ge n t s , Red Cross them in planning a t'lt.v Heautifui m any mar ket will he until the day- •I, - Imality get out nnd take on too nurses and health o f f i ci al s are doing, a rr i v e pu t ti ng 25,000 or more Shade t ri e s mean much to any city m ail of this high life and there are A leaflet recently issued by the St at e lioxcs or ora ng es on n boat destined , me people in Lakel and whose hoys Hoard of Health o f Fl or i da has the p >ut they mean so much more down etc ii H o n d a win-re so many beauti for a n y single mar ket is fol ly. " do this, that never dream that they following to s ny abo ut the sandwich Not onl y is such marketi ng folly; ful -varieties " f trees and ’s hrubs can mid possibly lie e n g a ge d in any used in the school lunch: ■■ (dautiti and st al l ed growi ng. E v e r y m the l on g run it means bankruptcy Tig like Unit, In fact, if you were “ U-»e » v ar i e t y of bread. Whi te 1• >l ieu, in \ i i I ,ii| should have shade Ami it nevcif couid m^um any t h i ng hut ' " b o i l tin 111 that their son w a s ' ‘0 own rive, whole wh ea t , b r an, corn pevlmjo h eavy, not tvo seveie tier-, and i i \ mad in Seminole V - c r i o it)■ a wh i skey bottle in ins or nut bread o f f e r a v a r i e t y from , . . . . . . steady and de ~I. 1.., k m «h,tdf trees and ,.', h , that he was paradi ng before - h a h to avoid monotony o f the same O r i l r r l III II V t . l l 111 l l . l l l M i . I ' h o n r 14 Ida,ting drain on the st oi c' s great ’ 'o I ' m 1 tv pr, in. ts we , m rely i i ruwd o f people, Miiue of them from kind e v e r y day. t Industry. l-i, hit- i minty commissioners to do chuid, in n hal f drunken munr.-r. "Holh pieces of bread should be but Not until the citrus industry lie i part t oward rinh r.i g tin* 'plant iinii am! there most of these ered And the but ter will spread ’ "riiiy. m or cr y detail, is at least ' ■ ii i n ii; i ........ . Shade people would separate them ' mixed with the meats , gree ns, eg gs , ive; not until th r .e- alone 'tie l oadwny- not only i i iriu \iMir friendship. vpt Ii " L a c k sandwich should he w r appe d I state have leal ■" " ' i !• ' in .-had* n the heal o f 1.1 t h e b i - i tiling that w a " " u x e d paper, m order to keep it i that t i c only w a y to got masmv.e , Tull. ■ t l * 1 ‘ III , old imli’ ll in t t only f..r the boy h it '• - h until eaten. » unif r o m t hen crops is by in ■ I.' ...... 'v f ' 'ii r ..id w a y s and i, j,i111 .,ts as well, "Fi ll ing s can be ma d e from a vari - | rativo liuyiug o f fertilizer, co opet ■ - i i I"1iiia a p p e a ranee ,. . i . of things: such as, cooked meats, t tin hot* >t a community, are . . . . . , . u - i>u k dnd* pa rki ng, co operative b u t the,, a tualiy help the roadways ‘ \ fish, fresh green, e g g s , nuts, antes, f ii"<l lb graded, it also numbs ppmg, mul i'o operat i ve marketi ng 1" 1 ig a ' r nave d ‘*«ovi red. In . ecled b y a corps o f experts on the i " ' 11 the g.rl.v will lie more or less uthgr words roads tnat are shaded i I in the same eatcg**r\ ni I r e ||, Harold Ilume, Wirt. P. Si in e v e r y big d i st ri bu t i ng center, '■ i**t iorivcr tl an thus,, that a re in the ’ he - tnri of '-Where i~ m \ President ' Vifce-Pres I the i l ir as i ndust ry in Florida ti i 1' i 1 i i i i ' 'iv i 1' t h i s itnriu-r su n "■ '*-' V.ri Nought ’ Will litei.il y R E S T F E R T I L I Z E R S — I N S ECTIC! a pet nmiumtlv profitable hu-up ' • ic,* i tl.- ■, ; ti.- ■ i .ir With i i . Lupior, its* .agents ami S U P P L I E S — H O N E S T G O O D S — FA ' ■ • t a t i ' i ■ i i >- along the road " h o a\ that it d‘ ** s ri., p .u in A s k Y oor Ne i g h b v - t i n ] >«iK n e a iiing of beauty StcwaiT,J ”" w e the ladles are alive to the situation Fftkridn Florida”” saya Mr. Stewart, w« : II 'ill final . i '-a' p ants - i he tie I d ivviw 1'i.ld-lde tlic Holt 'u ing tin- vm it'iit desi r ed, m pa k ■ '•it and p. o k m. ' , in s hi pp i ng in m.ir ii I m a n d co o p e i a t i o n a s well -■ olv 1 1 t i s e i h g mi a nati on with- sea! i ' d t i u o u g h , prni t r i a l s -ihe cut i. . -hv A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW itjHOl 1 IV -n il! Ill* u T A M IA III' f l i t Hie proven, [ 1.1. 11 deMUiist luted, in e-Ver\ real 7 \ M IA M I. 1*1,A . *mmf European Plan Open all tin- yea r REDUCTION IN PRICES -. .v it i ; i at s p o l i a t i o n -11••vv its in » i a Me i ! ‘ >. t in riu I r a h Wa t c h f i mi' -v i' inti, ■ a I i i.l f - n uttfn di - 111h It loll, rimn pei'pie f at her than t he haphazard method of / " I f and k now glut ti ng "lie nuiiks-t arid starving an OI" I Ami VV |1. II I he 1- lot lli.l .1*1 US 1 in I' at I a it i degree of p i " , g e n i c Effective October 16, 1922 wrong The IN tended that tli iheln Ml"'. W ITH STARTER TOURING RUNABOUT Sanf ord will have f ampai gn 1 li.it u i)| C H A S S IS TRUCK (0 1 UK SEDAN DEMOUNTABLE WITHOUT STARTER TOURING RUNABOUT CHASSIS TRUCK or tin,11 in i u in t wo t d> ttn- met ciialit >d Sanford v.ill expc-it t" rive f i n! bargains i lint day and mi « i .i will nd-.'uti-i n v i h - n g tiuit i> t.nt tin real tlui g i'lii' ■ ampaign i mm) gUfated t" stimulate business and ihal it will ’ tnnuiutc business goes witii out s a v i n g kin mi n hauls will alzo st art a new w t inkle dor iliis i .mi piiig- .it ,* ..-it.g .a, .m!' t"iir " f 2D 1.0(1 2611.66 N 0 .6 0 REGULAR tit (AinLli^ Df T0URIN(i RUNABOUT (MASSIS REGULAR WITH STARTER W A T E R ” PI W KOI (iRDWKRS DEPENDS ON U N I T Y S26S.60 TOURING RUNABOUT CHASSIS These Prices f. o. b. Del roil Edward Higgins A l'T H O IlIZ K I) C. C. Cobb, Salesman D E A l.E ll P h o n e 'S S l S. E. Taylor, Salesman �! thut will bettor cnublo you t, iiml reflect t beVl hr v ..f o„. ! “ Wo take grt-M |i!< j ;,, ymi hotewit h a - o • foil I to V..III , . tinned, " g r o w up with the city and be A C R E S O F R O S E S come nur fut ure citizen®. They should M i l l UK i . id l M N io t h e siih je i li-d ".w h ird * who In the tu ne no hull d o z in g i n t e r s* ^ t i u of it* wa v walk when we hae (food used our (dare that need driving. I Hi Flut'd I I ?t 2tg I N I! \ K E C n l S T Y Mi AliJIKIfS You an ; frames anil irrigation inford Novelty W irks E v e r y Ifo a te w ite i Nil IK i l l / E \ M l II t i l J Vi. I>\ U I I K N IHSt t O K R K I t 1■ 17* Thr A nn r la l rd I’ rraa) I’l NT \ <ii lit! (A, Oct uoel he *ei old gift made by i 1 mint y k Inti to worthy \ a similar contribution •g been made fn*t year to ing iqiM'd (.1 )..!} the de. M llOol fllllli. \NPERSON ' i Hi: V M K R ll \ N FIUaX_mn)M E K S ^ I N t 1 Mil W I ii i. M.i in | I. S kelly I hoi hi d i n ''"ii "t the Aiiteio.ii. I i u it lijowerrt lie., announces the empli.\nnovt by trat org nn u at lon of Frank Kay An del son, widely known in advert ming and jn I lurid,a mini* circh'-q in eon ■ N"t with tin it m.'irl ' l !ig opera g e i i f rnl m a n a g e r >q 0 . hoy* and girl-, 17 cv pbuing Should Know T h e s e Facts About Baking Powder Five a «ee< few that a big can at a low cost many times results in bakings that are unfit f<>r food. dll}' ago oil jll.tUMi* i.Will'll hj M• Til > Sih nv dug out of the ground one two gallon jug and one one gallon jug. hoih full of niooiishim: whi-kcy I'hc upon w hoy* do* ided to ill ink Millie of their cutting treasure hut the girLa managed to break a **tiialt eontainer 111 which the}' l a d poured a quantity, with the re *id! that while four of I he tail* might have gotten a taste of it. only one ini I ilu 'I enough to lin ome UitoMi'tiled Ln the meanti me the liquor Was luili ! i n tti a palmetto i lump hut the m ti Mya_t« d_Jo*y loi-iqi'oi. . 1 t,, *u>r*rr-1 irrr e of Chi ef of Toht e t aidwel!. The of fjeer cared for the hid until he he calili "her ami up ai que t mtung him "• nrio d th> wl i "! " ■-t. ■ i -v 1 u nf i-I at n in of tin hq pi Inc resulted m tin .hji ■ fm ba si ng iiquui in hi* hut when tiled in county following day the p i " ' \, a Ii - ten 1 ih ! In h• — that lack of proper leavening strength means failure and disappointment on bake-day. — that one cent's worth of inferior Baking Powder many limes mins one dollar's worth of other ingredients. that millions depend on Daily Fashion Hii.i CALUMET The E con om y BAKING PO W D ER not b e c a u s e o f q u a n t i ty Imt un account of quality not because of price but by reason of results. T h a t is w h y t h e s a l e o f C a l u m e t is 2 ' , t i m e s ns m u c h a s that of any other b akin g |im\ d i r . Hu ■ i' Tty IT I' i use n . nriT nv f ’i T 'Jill nn \ * t hill A p o tir u lc a n o f C a lu m e t i o n l a t n s f u l l 1(1 o u n c e s . Some b a llin g p o w d e rs f c o m e i n 12 o u n c e i n s t e a d o f 10 o u n c e c a r t a , lie sure y o n get a p o u n d u 'h e n von w a n t it. H O f f /7 /.S GUI Y11S1 UAKI NG PO W D Etl n i n i i m i : ,-I'Im r \ ! K l'N s m s n ex t to (io d lin e ss ■ . ml nil user* of Kl.HhK . !.• \nut t be i|q-myr nml in II ; g 11* pi i m1net Why Ink*1 W ithout another word Va * , k ep TiOftl ■niinciii pin sicimiH chum 11ri«•xr•*11«*iI and its purity ( i;j i'il for many W'nwhh'M hi Sanford an well as the " m i m ud this water I L O K ID A unn. III M I X It VI It It At E IN 1,1 n l O . I \ N \ It ROM S \S i \ N 11111 M E RE IIIU for Ironized Yeast Brings Marvelous Beauty to Skin Now Provrt H o w Com ■I I t Q u i c k l y D p a u t i i i r d i lirough th e B lood i - *h 1rig In t ho WrtrM t i>n-ii nr Ih R »U'*h ,i this n i y i | r | t. Ill » r> ti v on** vyh i h;k« hoalt Ii • tuif n rsiv Itthlm:Iv h* ; M I A M I ( I I VM H E R O F ( iiMM E R C E Oi l Kit I l> Itli. M ON E Y FOR III H Wall I t ht n r " » |'l” l iho tr old w '■ 1.1.rii Yrnat Una Cleared Mr SVIn 'lulrkly and GlorloualrI" ' t' wllh vttamlnex-nnd-tron. of Nature, Irunizcd I* now tiring ii'K'l hy 1poll S I niMi nrul Muinrn with idurt>*) .,( perfectly natural, reniltt*. * '<c you >riiat-vlUiiiilniK.lriin"talnlng Iron tn Ihn form in " •-x*i«i h In l|m human h " l . '"'t n mere mixture of J *^i t r"ii. but la yeant Ironized. which 1 ‘ •'■ Ounce all by itedf. M i.l.ll: 1 great III*nut}- robber, ir|v' < 1 « lllj'-imrlty wiiloli rmitoiij 1 • irtli can lirodtico. I'lmi'l >. ■ I" cpr.|«, cruiiilona' tlw v i liiully no tin i«oi'- o , ;11’ ' ’ liriTi.r , i .i * i u*-r r 11 i . i vc Iv T ‘ » ii •** ■* nt riilr.iili 1 ll^glo inking 1 ■ !l“ | 1in] l y Tll'T'l I* "Illy ^'"1 \ nnet lu ||t,. world Fold ' I ' C I M h I I I J1 CO II p i c k . i K * . 1 i C " c o n l i i l n a 00 l a l i l d x , " * I * r . a ! < ■! The v nevi r r [i"w, M f't <4t i l y hv ' ' ■* t 1 ■ AIhint a. 0*1. h.- ?i q r i mUy'happy, Oct i tttu/./ f i i il h i l t f uj fi xg l tieI r p i f r i >/ / ' . i c r . l l t l i q u i j , f o r ,t£iirrltts f l r p i i i l l i h i u n i i t *u h i t. B u y n used c ar at scitutt" I.i c c i t t k M n n T " n * r <'n C- i n i d Cigarette �I .4 ‘' - THE SANFORD — fw*’ Rt*, ft t' S ’ v p fcj C| M fa 8 ^ ^ Hi ** •H fa U: 4* Card* of S an f o r d ’s Repulnble Professional Men, each of whom. In hi» rhn*en profeaalon the Herald rerorn mend* to the people ^ fa ^ 1*4 *1 •'a H ** *• fa ^ H _____ *a m Ka f a A Korney-it I-L a w i SANFORD #5 i -r- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1* tuiu-h A v e ITt-ltp KoR R E N T N tee furnished bed room, - beds m room, dl I East Fi ft h Street 17:t 2tp furm-died Toil F OR R E N T Tvx i............... .................... fa s 7f> Sehelle 'Mnines I. U V Y E R Genera! Prar ti r e in St at e and Federal OfTne. Ciiurts Phonea 1 LT 2'.»a 11 Glasses Designed Henrv McLaulin, Jr., * II O p t* H1 K >u 1 ‘ v,'T 'l'r fliil L h» •!* •>'. Sit* * D« m M 1'iitf* $1S i'»r both. sheriff, Optlrinn-Optometrist _ k!!,, «n<! 107 — Eye* Examined TOM MOORE r:\ u : I ‘' V, ' 1*,r„ ^ dress A H r n m :r r House FUR S II.I Room 7, Miller Kldg SANFORD - , 1 1)0 F iv. ( P t .p FIT HI IDA I ). L a n i i n c r \ X . It! I i’ * -"f-m 11: 1 li 1 I i c. 'i •* 1! I -’ fas f fa. i f m siM iss HiXToin 1o , ,, ■ Ill fa ♦. • f of It ■ - n <*n ion ' . t Phene ■ ■ ' .i /-v 1 mi i I" I I ■ • i gs . ... « 1 tiled, sieetnng iwifi Ii and l arge ronn Mnrhim ami lluilrr Returned---------- P ,| :t. I v... ?e , ms an-i 1 I mf \| 1| . >•, -e . i 1 )T i" ill ■ t C . ' }• i.jHii. »-. i t t•'fa. Works; n#E\ kv S ••ri- Cylinder ( . rm d m g . Del uxe Pistons, Fly Wheel Steel Gear Hands; Crunk Bhafl * ii-i-t 1"! »R S \ l 1 I "l; Machine A I'mmdrv Co. * General \ p c„nneiiy mms NAN FOR 0 Ploy- f.2 GILLON & FRY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS _____ \ ■■ , ' f.-i |ri ^ i. . , S A N F O R D ti * *f* fS-, < €: '■{If. N O V E L T Y lit I Is * V - ■**>! I n f * *1 I *r • fa«• » V , ’ • ! . i • !. t p ” 11 it i , of ■‘W'r-Jiai K f It ti J - -^‘gk. , Mr. M . 1 "Dt '' r ’ WW«t* * iitntive ,.f ,|„ 1 ' " " " " S M . m ., in*’ as “s ill** ple-i * ' •>tf I N^"P0iet t |>rt»'fienb pioetir*-t*i -11 11 ,M-' ' nuj i -»rr f i 11 *i htl ■ ' .c tb I" be On, f "■ y •' Trn its was b„ " ' " itI this y >,u d n ,• i !'H;, ati f -M • i ,,UI 1k •*t i - r ' *Ft i ■> ' f - 7 11 i t r iiu t .... s !n :tk • • hC ](.. ,,1 jr, I »1 111 H in ■ at ! e if . ‘ he "j ** ~»r *r ■ MM"I - i , ; >i a 1 V ! ■ 1 , i . i - ,1 H '. t li t " UTT avet!in for tie purge 1 \ I U: III "del, General Shop and Mill Work B. W . HERNDON l'< ll! S \ I K ■ mull > • ,■ * 154 -» t rni> Iike lent vx it ti payment , eight loom of i ■ I di , ' ■ ' IttiNDS 1 S. (). Shinholser I'.. D I ■ ^ • I la ' • . !I• c ' 11 I tu i ■ t f i • ' I'll! 11 111 l l N I l FLORIDA i PR MU Dm. k -ix , i g. • ni-,.! !y i . vv Rea! bar N H . t ei I «T *w »,.gh |.uilt„ . , » •— MARBLE & GRANITE WOIIKS b I I I 1 11 11 111 \ I IC1 I N ' I i I iv I - \ I I " 'Ill s 11 e*t Fir*t St reet I 1 I \| U N s I II I I * * YOUR BANKER AS YOUR PARTNER ■ !,. XI \ t till \N 101' Hr- ' I >im i e ii i I innk ni yntir Lanket in 1ki i g i i ! n f y o u r iiu'smg.s.s p a r l t i f i * t o w h o m v *»t i o n Id s a l f l y t -onf it l e y o u r b u s i n e s s c o n f i d e n t e s a nt i f r o m w h o m y o u m i g h t e x p e c t in t v t u r n t h o f u l l e s t m e a s u r e o f c o - o p e r a t ion a m! support ? the v. SI I El I SHOt Iv ED 1 E l F A I N T S I T S I G H T OF f r a v «*[t*i 1 tit. 1un null. ‘ .id 'i* at an SMI I IN 11 l i t S< I N E • r.i e * -p. mil. - an hour i h i .t( i tai. it tin. f t i l lit and (lly Thr Afa*i«»rlnlrd Prt «i ) • ■ { 1 % *v i ‘ i • ; ' a t i. .n a ! a, h i cv,'merit s NI 11 OKI.!: ANS , I n , o, t 17 i-.U pi "in, -t 1 ll i.e, mile rter ml tradt- IVillmrn St uart , shell s hi sked and f i**m , r 'idt d r Oie ti i l ung 1he v.-umle.l vit ian, fainted in a picture r i| V! 1 < 1 •d. (" T h ..ft '■ ml and till ........... , f " t a*, hat liiid 2"o kilouiete) Ti'is tern •1 ' > • ' L o t and, piloting a l ie fell unconscious front his seat " ' I“ l %hqi to that of Mnughnn. wit* with a er v as a picture of an Ameri , i ! ■ th. Pa! ti’ .t , niii|iiT u i o n , . a n unit in eomfutt w 10 shown and ' h a t iI ■ -po< ’ 11 ■ "M -hat (as t vver< Were w a - l l i ' l n d to a ho ' | ot "! m n i i n n i h u l .• .i 1■ 1. .! ll i/f a j-pe,.| ( Ilie , alien. ■ vv dI I’ . v .'ll. *' a Ir , 2 Ti 1!:« ' .1 (. . T ",ll k ! ITile t fes St l|fl I t M'l'V. .1 O' Ig i IIII 11y With t If ■ ■ ' •i t ' , d - ta l i' e at th. rate Mack win. h of Scotland and hold* the •f 21'kl inib'.s an' hour, f a s t e r than Vi ctori a cross. i r, V i.n, , v, l y f b w in a i . ne —. ■ — W e. wa nt you to feel that way about tinoffice rs o f this hank. W e ’ll gladly advise "t assist you in any way we can. pur-uit plan. w..n i r„ . ,h, ___ i ................ will lea ve to Ai 1 - li. ii i ■ -*foe f. l la ] Viif|,\ 1!|ri1 f,.li a *h u t f vour 1" , I l s •i' t r e -1 f d writ. S 11 i M !.■ ■ •" ! i , ■ I, . . i " 1 " Mt ! i. " ' I f ' f'.l 1. t i r n, d I" ll*T "?in tf i 1 1 l.ll.1-i Liit i ' I"'1' t * t u re nin n f 1! “ I < h 11 stmns t. . he vv 11h her hill e hte r, Mm* ( Titherine 1(owning i ri.jii n*t or of Mi Lady'* Sho I'pe ' I. I tin I .2 »t> 1 ' 'It S 11 1 ti|{ el JOHN G O V E , Proprietor ' •*!| ICC. tf« .- \! ! I „> 1 i ■ aid ' ter , ! t '22 in pci feet condition with . v ira ti a k I-.. iy |i ,' n. . . i i . du iiiii -, l ar ge .steering wheel. Will sell fit a ' .t ii if i . < Sec II ' ! Rnmbb > i in !72 Up C O N T R A C T O R and HUI LD KR i , tig V . el. ., __ _ 517 Commerci al S t r e e t — Sanford, Fla. 1 0,1 X1 1 I'1" 1 ■>! per fli-. i t , f .i b I ak,. Mary I lI J: a ' l , ' , ’ i V I i a I >,. -11, 1.a H' Mary, Fla, 172-Stp Contractor sin cl Guilder j , :y SANFORD K C E M E T E R Y WORK A SPECIAI.IA 1.1 >K N \ ! ! K M F’1 -■ roved 11 a W!-r r iry ! ’ ■a - ! -. > . I.1> per '111",is , t ! ■ Him |J M . - > > 1i f " i d id f. I M ' lid l i'T}. 1 V. C. C O L L K R . Prop INSURANCE AGENCY l ale; ., ,| jui. 11 .! dam .r> ,! i vt ' | ; i . .• i p iv i.ipelly >i lot and it is ^ I* I S I I1 \ \ \ \ f . n i I UFA Dili) I Ilf Fbr \«fai*rlr»lrd I ' rr ii ) M* li N I ' 11 i n I N ' , Ml! If , (let. F o | { g AIAT ! U - P 7 .I T l g h ^ r ^ H T s , ; Illy Thr \gRorln(rd l'rr««) I in "l isi jous at time due to the H)7 w>st First stroel .fivt, - l)Ct) NT P K T E R S I U Rt;. Eh,., Oct. I 7 i rifii speed at which he lushed rooms, kitchen, dining and si tt ing , l u „ llKh ,,ie heavens and during Ins IVhfit gol fer s say a new record was 'i-t up at the country cliili course here room, hath and toilet. Water oh Mined from fine fl owi ng well, s u f f,,r tll, ( ,,ni|,iion of Ins wi fe who today when C E Goodman, who ha* f "Tehl for all purposes nt all t i m e s ........... i m i . m l v , xpeit.,! to hemmo a i but on - gootl ey e, made the lf.s yard w a t e r hole in one Goodman Inis been :ii‘ v m k’ water rent Si dewal k niothet, l.ieyt R I, 11 ..... "an. an pl ay i ng the g am e only two months. 111 front of house, all paid for. No ,t riiix - avi ator, fly mg an a r m y Curtis W O R K S F I R E -— — A C T O - 1' ' n, U , 4. , ^ I “ ‘ ■ "if I I t . , i W 1I, t he 1'' til of halidl't.g till fruit tar.a I t ' i t . . ri til,, f e e ,.f a III lion U v. ig. f ' • t"i • i at or itITie on '' 1 • ’' 'll ' ‘ b I *lie r I 1- , 1I -t • S« T • 1 I KM \ I f; Yli ! n\v N !■ > I I U h \ ^ Mi lx NESS • * incnmbcranrt' agai nst tins property WMl i Rghouae l ights and Appl i ances $;l(mt t 0 0 , |T, 000.00 cash, bal New Fine of Fi xt ur e* it Lee in' Ve ar'y pavill on t H " f $ ,0(1 ill) 1275 West First Street \ i'll ,'S 1 “ I•id g am , " ure ' >f He. aid 1i'.d Jli h ■1 , illy lli« \ •un lull il I'rifafai 1 i i | K - | i i N. I ,a <i, t J , \| i and ! a g\\ rs. i t . 1. ( am pti.d! k ■ .■ , g li no da mi in 1he w ori ■ i "I'.d ii- 'Hey and rur i* the must pleas w ere fvl!all y mj o r, i ini aled i f f u n at n medv for , otigh* l i l j \vi Is ll|S( ant l> •Mil d s that I \Vt i rt ; ,;»te y e ’fa1lei day V, \1*•' .1 vs i A tr, ' 'Till . k by .L 'Id 1 pi a. 1 1 1,» 'id * I . v Mi. ♦ ! ('f • 1. pal • V. fl . e Ve a r old 1 d1 .'. MLf 4 1 .. 1! 1 J i F 1 Y I Ni. I.'l- t i i l t l f s I'.lit llv 1 N * 1f M|| w 'tl ' 111f '1 1o Quick Service I ransfer ,,vprv .•.„,ve men,.1, please von. tell others, if mil tell us Phone P.'s _______________________________ ]m. i >* r i moi u ; i :n ( y . t t ( Magnolia I f , line • ■ , i ;■ I c. 20 a, re.! . 1 • f la , ,e k b llfll a! n • * ’• • ti\ :„i 2> > : : , :ir jii un, fig , , I, ■ ■ 1 a ri. 111, . i " ,. tiie . , Pt,,[ erty land ■ L.e ! : • 1 » ft l ot q,.n K , , i,o .s i i a i [)1 f . r , 11 • i■ .ri ! i..w 1 -at • , i, , al ee l■ ',, t hoi 1 '!• ’ First St If * f f 'S'I : l '' Ull bunga! ■ pi I it, iiu ni Iy ; must I **. ' ■ .1 .,n I : „■ P t . 11o :, t , I’ •x , I i ■ !; f ..-led (I I 11 est S to ra g e I'acilitics * i told ,.V - 1 , '[ lie" ‘ i, ‘ b . i 1 1 K t \m u u rssr.m < n : Kent \ ' ! , l\ee, Props. \ MN< |i\ llb '. M l EKIN'. ‘'ll ■ jthu ... ,ii, ,1 ; at t m ■ t . - a rt. ' lem, S. i , a e R\ 1 | Sanfoi l 1.2 >1 II i v i i ! i . 1; < it 1 N i , I > 11 i Ii I've I in | . V ',UOe N,,'va' " ari' saul l<> •»« the best u> S m tjlt, h i st or y o f the stale. Ther e is I n v iiii nii ni ni m w m i i - i c . ! I u i . 1 1 H i e ' : it i'i.tii . ( ii . l b s - ! Ic •: - Sham),, .mM 7T- ‘ f ] ‘- * «!W h vi I 1 , ; "'On- least HO per cent g rea t er than a ] ,m "U,n u C rowers' 1 , j, r. >’ul the \tl a ni “ Crop conditions in Te x as , " Mr i,i Overst reet said, according to The Pro 1 11' lit* Secretary •'■ gnrd.s jirosjieetive pr i ms no Lnl'or I'.avc, in n >pe i h iteie Sa t ' ms to be in a position to say ,y night, advo. at ed the nhidition -, , t * w hat the T h a n k s gi v in g price i i -., i ! w 1.a 11 hr 'l‘ I'hl be but is the deal el • lost i oil a- a .... ........ . time Ita. aMs- money f o r the la-t <iglit -t i .t n and tin i. eg., *‘ -* • •'' ‘ * I •t "lie y e a r when w a r prie , t ah' i It, ,, * i • a - of h*s ,<v\n ' w .■ i e « inc» 1, due to the J'reigiit ' t i> .1 I - l> • f to i !' . "'' ■' c , a . ,. ,|, , „h .,n _• ■ * m a* tin no,in. ' i and l tie I i i r x f,a i n l ! In , WI M i 1 1 1 Ilea v y 11 IT ! > . rt tat loll of 1Ml >l g 11 t 1 .,0 ■ | It.! l a 1 . i kry '- had Hi Lull to <jlo With 1tie deal ! th« the In t pritvg and s',mm. r ti' • a r g . 1 i e.'u b and 1risli yoimg tom ■ I p i s i i > s m ;\\ M i n i m s f •i K• y> we r e landed ll ere at !es* than H ».“ It ' vv bile i m poi la! Ifn * ■ f 1 i 1*0 ' 111k ■ . , Tit Hilled 1h l MiJHi io t*1. tillill* Ili«- %fafaur In I l*ma) ] M\ \ 1 1 I I ,, n, * I, N, W • a- >ti a io I .sold t a r e t" tit ■ r. io L !* ’ *A• f •' I ' l !,l U . ti hi t I tie Ilea v V V-.'ing t'lli In • *' f *i I 11 ,!. ! V V / , .lei t i l ' . - ' . 1 ii - ' • . ‘ . ?i i f .' ' l ti 1 1 , • 1 . , 11, a’ a ., I . •. 1 i ■:i n*p •■ ’ ' i h ifil o m : ' i i ni; l m . i i n i 1 1 n <, I !-. i *I; i i-v | i n M \ I i K i n 1 1 *i : t■; • “ t t ,. t i, I, . fa fa * 'tm > r «! CT’ a<t It is ran known at 1 f i l l N>, i i , in \Ve. 1 1 2 ' , >■ i i t't amt »■ ' t ' 1111 i . g i ' a l ad ANM fl( l;j Pb fa. fa* fa. fa I •' . - 1 fiotn b .tig liovv, • ’ III . M I , f 2 A Sen 1*1 ! • f 1 '* ■ u s 1 1 1i■ v i ii 11 i " n > 11 i \ n 11. k i ' :1 ri 11 i - ' -ui N F, fat A \ ii rare of Herald. I*. I lip ,, \ P ii I )r. t lot Ml\I 17. m good part of low n. near | \ ! ! *!_ rhoo! and store. Street will be pnv - )•.{;« ■ cp .tl, ELTON J. M(HT(JI1T0N i t! be,U mini a * 17 I ii' . . . most new lioli-e of i rooms Hid bath Sanford, I la ' "hib. ! mn ' h i e f s . eg «!j' ' a n d L.« ml tregittnen \f i - M t o y , 11 c aka Vj,.u t imuit s. 11" m e n f ■» llkt ■ r i a l . O l ' Tl iM b. Tt i lS I i IP MCI \N Opposite Postoff ire ! ii ii 11, ll. d i e t !, . TtHi E.lll ----------\\ i rM ; W \ N K N T T \ ' \ VI NG, ti i . ■ hi L'-'itow am am: Sa nf or d, Fla. ‘F<' iR S 1' 1* V 1 (| 1 ' b’OwC'biw tin *■ t i Xf ' i ! • " " V. ' II VT1(• y.i ;r i:isj ■ e tool hi* pr opel Gl asses Fitted l v \ P «' ■ 'riT: e! i . >, ia’> t f X 1 <1 . e 1 OR s \ i r 212 East First Street A l re ad y wholesale poultry dealers 1,1 to furiu |. , the New Y or k market arc giving dinar y . ai .. some thought to the prohablo supply without herio.j I ai 'I >\ eat ’ ■ ’ ilSHi .j nf , , IN KNO W N i msumed m t hat market the crop is Snuilit rn ». ,,| , jHi I'11It | •" i|Tj i ii ported Ul to fit) per cent heavier III; The Antorlalrd l*r«*aak Hiuiu th*4*t Owing - • ‘ T arned today the Prohibition Com T. Over st r eet of Temple, Tex a s, a big Ime* Hi "the \ V f j , aiNsioner Haynes ordered the traps T ex as t ur ke y operator. poMaihle to f,,| f> i of A H Stroup, now division chief Mr. O v e r st re e t is quoted in Tin was said brill dry fort es in Florida, in con Produce Ne ws as s ay i ng that the turii |„. Represent;,1 "flinty with his policy of s hi ft ing key Yr«q» in T e x a s this year wi room- upst au- . :tob Palmetto A w I • *R R E N T i?a n *~ni f »a i, Probl f " un'1 «' th•ieal, i|i,. mi ',n "•»"»«*««« " f corn. Duff al o gr a s s 1S every whe re, the seeds of ' •I •' v , -till, lit K h i q u n , . 1**7 \1 T h u d St. 17T "i a re 'relished by turknv> turkeys. i ’- v r c .rtherii -u 1f was greatlv ■ vs|ii,*ii ari‘ ellshed bv T. [ i If. 0.1 f F i i R R E N T Co-inforiable, a t l r a e t i v " A n o t h e r f e a tu re that insures bet *...... " ' d m inl en-i t y today and the i• . I -i to • ' !, I 11 IV I,••v\ .»ml bed I'ooin, i a - located. Phot , i ti Te x a s t ur key s this year than ever till wa r ni ng s Imm Mobile to Ce d a r .! i | 1 ! 1 ' '. to ? ml i ' ■ 12'.' 172 -Ctp , ( I., Were itribn'*', 1 down. N e w fits- btduxe is the fact tlmt T h a n k s gi v i n g' Mite. C II Kilts, I ,ike M'a-rv over nori li western Carri h " " Nuveinber TO, width will g n t ' • A H t ' P F y T ! ’ u r,i oed, apart men’ . I 1 al o d s an evtrti Week to develop In l ein.i I \' . r’ ni IPs, .TO*. East 1 -t i uii.il today near Sw a n Island, i'r< Vl‘ ( li. , '• ca- , at. St .i i e i t n m with this the slow frei ght 10 I t f ow'v northwest 1h t.i-« a i ii I] I'fnnprli t^ h j ' p f t s .tu tt •*r • 11t K E N I Rooms a n d ki tchenett* ■I id tlli'll turkiV. by expl.-s , w Ii i, ll Shirley Afiartment* up) osite pod -!■ ' R 1 I \ U \ D 1 1 IS W <*I I D i i-b ,i '1 it -ii extend the tain foi turkey.' M i n i ISII I Mltili l in M i l l lliei upstairs 2H tf - ,> t iy ■ , ,} j , t ,tH , j _____ !" get III better condition. 171 21. Fi rst Nat'l Hank llldg., Sanf ord. Fla Special attention to exami nat i on of Abstracts of Title 31 I'ho furni-hed any *..lnti,m HEAVIER, IS,REPORT DA-tfj "He Thi gpin ii !m\e nun C o R S A L E '• i vom b u ng a l o w on I' * ’ It REN I’ Furnished room, also a Magnolia a v e . :n first cl ass condist orage room. I l l P ar k ave, 1711 titp M ' bM l ’ n ^NN l ^ ! . l , ^ T o n \Y turn, i a-h or t eu ns W J. Th i gp en E u R R E N T Two bed rooms and two IN 1. I L N S i n T O D A Y I ?<m ; T. C kitchens, 210 French ave. 17T Tip Ill, Thr .tam>rini<d ........... 1' oR S M .F > , ,t!H, unusually good ; u R R E N T Furnished bed room U \ s | | |N(; T*1\ Oct 1 c. Th e FLORIDA Court House Motor ( of d.seussmif „ „ IS T H I R T Y P E R C E N T 173 -:tt p lime where St r op will go or who will year ago. FRED R. WILSON E j e » Exami ned I ' >K R E N T FOR SALE t e l.! P?f 1 County FOR KENT ' K V F R A 1. H O U S E S ' for sate. Over Seminole County Hank m u ".fiiiii tin* Seminole TEX AS T U R K E Y CROP STROUP SHIFTS HIS P O S I T I O N PROHI OFFICER |T*K S \ l K <*K I K \ 1U: Wor m drive l o r d tniek, bargain. Terms. N 1I t tlirnet I Til 'it < — — ' la»*iHrd Ad* 5r a llrtr. No ad taken for lea* than 25 c. and pnaltlreljr no cltuudfied nde charged to anyone. Caah mu«t aerompany all order* Coant f i r e word* to a line i l BS •■'*' nntf remit accordingly. George A. DeCottes ’ ----J-’ OR S A L K — Two nice Lila on Ninth and French avenue. Real bargain. — N. 11 Oarin-r 1 7 H-fltc CLASSIFIED ADS PURELY PROFESSIONAL T» • Lr PAGE FOUR , • ' J ••■ » I V" f 111 f. . iT» Hnvo you rcflii the want a <1* t oday? k Thi «• Met ii !«! k red, 1.k per week. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER 1J. F. W HI T N K R, t »»lucr F. P. F O R S T E R , President HODGE’S * Auto Paint Works % PRACTICAL AUTOMOBILE PAINTING By Skilled Men A ll M t i l t h GI Alt A . SP EE D F I RS I < 1 ASS UPSTAIRS Over the Overland Gn r a g e - -Snpford, Florida ■ ** �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1922 '■ - . PAGE FIVE ___________________ base b a l l FOOT GOLF BOWLING ball basket b a l l t r a p s h o o t in g CIIAS. L. BRIFI start prompt I\ at two iV k T \V L A I / ! I 7A D D i r r U l l D ili' \SSISTANT POSTMASTER I V J \ \ IS W Mt V E T E R A N ,hr hnve as _ OS 1111 P111r 11fIT ‘T men w h o in them nnmc M <j>i Hi I i| , iJJ, |• |jt’ U11a,IIi, 1 I I 1 TOURNAMENT j”u ----- - -«*;« I V U I lll/ im L lU i,,,! --------- A I’- 'the lute ■ »im> j Mr. \X ndi-hrii«»k run he fa>tin<1 fit the ' ini' nL any time for those holies that ------ire some t hat a r e l o o k i ng ' , T h u r s d a y ns a hi p d a y o f are s ome t hat a r e s u r e it wish tii ha to I in their names, or if they will |.h..iu Mrs. F o r r e s t ha ke , the i n, . a r r a n g e m e n t s can he made t hr oug h her * -n funny a f t e r the puhljt For th. men, p||.,|,, < l tin-sr records and then there - who just nat ural ly don't liO W I.IN t . hat any wa y the whole , .iiifurd amateurs are all set t o f f at the Sanf or d V'oim ■! i-n the opening d a y of i a -day. October l'.'th l i e s the rule is that the ,u »re interest .in diffluent the men, but tins time, Vat u mill Haul, lints hi Live ri , - i i i -*•*■ assist ant the 1 [a* ,_p.,l , hu ler, it was announced today, a m. nfl . . , a m i -il assume his post tu-xl Monday, the . t-j^etory at arriving here Sunday. sur\ >,L ' > thn-i Mr, itrown succeeds S I". Gain \fthiii I. tavis . ,| moil, who resigned from the postal Will v!u.-< of St • staid i.shuieiit on October 1 The up- Mr- ! a in a Belle pointmeiit of Mi. ltiouii is m the tui- dma t t i e of ;1 traiisfei, s ua e he mm holds Mi a similar posm,,n ;it tii,, Suwon nee v u i minty y -eat I) set . ti e with the >’ u-t'-f f , e di j.,11 tun lit , o’. I ; . a pel iod I *' < n i -• dine* led with 1In id I y ea r' . m. i * l-u> ! It* i '■ and it! ..• Ihorc u„,,! 11,, | „ , milluU., ia n y w a y ns pn \*i-.^ns wilt he mndu f „ r I MUGS' A N D M E N ’S I Mil A I I O U 1 R E A DA F OK S T A R T Michi^a n’s \nti-S.viuIicaIism Law Will Be Tested in the Courts i It* I he \«.Horinled Pres s) • *.-♦ i: - tii, t o . !. • ie rf to milit. l .-n i, iding to ' !..* Iwnirgeofa " t 'n m : lie s - • in ■! civil war. LOCALS , n the i nt er es t d i sp l a y e d hy resenLi l i vo* ,d is r u n n i n g hi gh, those he *, (|| t a k e j ar» • mning them a .-hi......... TENNIS BOX INI Editor this w ........ t he ither LEON \m> .MeLCCAS SANEOKD’S SI A1 ' > ! ! I I ! \ \ I s. Vi i n i I !: \\ i >uI ! i i l \\ i ! h • .i-l ti| at od '.* .'s "I the game. Vn,| in does that thing Well From t," f t ! kii k off .in' 11 the last minute tin lit to iei omnji-nd smite,,a, of play. Leonard is in every play, reed Mr Itrown as assistant | .lurking Ills head and ill hotll of the t,-r t i l d e Jacksonville .L, in two games won h\ Sanford, Lennar*I was a hie f a d d If It Is possible to HI \ N Hit KS If A 1 Fit I \N < i»l 1 F G F 1 nit 1 I <ilf 11 > \ prizes and a i omul it tee , for pri/i-s hi-'l. half a ' 111li | till til,-it1 will -tail - shat p in I In t o n ii".,i as no refle* i ion on lend of 1* Ml as original ilayer however, us a ny .il and the men's f r a v will everyone pf them are good, and many of them will he stars before the sens.,ti i-nils a s there are players like the ' Vali oni ne full '-a,k. Kd M"Ve and \ I »i v m i v n > t n - month and oi - uj r i ,,hs, n a t i o n ,• t .* • and f o r a g e lot juie i*t two years. m mg le 11 i S llllfo ld Ia - I I i i. 1 *v l'r> a Hernht Want Ad today t i ' i , *1 \ t >a j a n , , ,11,-g * in i e u 11ji 1 I Jon da, and perhaps in Orimnlu, were be bun at the Synod of the Presbyterian Churches in Florida which took place m St Petersburg last week, it is re ported by l iev Id T II \t* I 'onin-U pas|i.| ,,f th, I li st Pi ashytei urn 1 tie i i1ti itinj11is l P a i l ; ,*t Xrtiet a it m charge I Ills g i n s tin- S mloi d according to its program and const! company exclusive rights for tips p,,p lotion' dozens of topics of which weri tdar drink for ' Semi hol e .......... , and ei/cd. Is an nnd,-i'ground, illegal or tn*- machinery of the G. n :l plait eiintvat.mh >>ffn uilli represent mg W II lie brought t ■ ■ -- ai. I ,o'd ■ ,,| it, ‘ ■ ' rif ■ a v vt ill I,, .i,t. , M . t 1 . , , l u l l , h , f t II I- ,'lt V CELERY to !jU-v one without firat bearmt The Brunswick—the ac- lute,” As to its locnltion, III Mi 1 'mini II stated, that more than likely it will he erected in this city because of the central location and the ideal surroundings f*<t an institution of this kitid, to he found here. Th" Presby (•■ rinn college to he erected in this vicinity will he as l a r ge if not l arger than the newly erected M,tlio*list Southern t ollege at Lakeland A e o i nmi tt e1 comprised of tin' f<il ‘ owi ng named was appointed to go into details regarding the institution Rev K I). Brownlee, \\ . .1 Ga r nson. C. M Far mil, L. E McNair. W K. McEl wame, and FJ.Iers It. <’. llilhose, N I*. Yowell, t' T Paxton and Judge T F. West.-—Orlando Sen •inid. c*rdrd phonograph of tha otuical world — ia a mistake AND REW A PRESTON I iinesWhenYou Appreciate Your Brunswick Most \ s [II I hi! sc on I wi l l h e sent a l o ng wi t h C h i e f < hit tend--n d u r i n g the te u ni ame j i t . fJf c nui se thia will he done o n l y t*» hel p tin < hu t keep his ie 1ml on the g a m e and not have to Hid you ever «top to think a phonograph is one of ln' icw things you can buy ’ ■‘r« Hood 365 daya in tha f'sr. rain or ahine? bot he r u s i ng a pemui. Mrs A. P Conm-tly says ali she v, ants to do is to make a better snore than her husband. No' to own a phonograph or our w. ALLEN MUSIC CO. " h of B r u n sw ick * Of-Yto Avc.------ Sanford thousands are eoining to t hann s, ..son and he s, attetvd sum* 'iterntute about Sanford iMtdi* h, away that will In mg forth fruit < **1**Jn-1 say- that th* north is f| this time of th, y e n I, .( th*-t* plat e like Sun ford --------------- --- — t ' A R N A T I O N PI .A N'TS F O R S A Ready to s e t . - Mrs W. A. n „ x 3:17, Phone 09 . ML _____ ... 11, tin\ e r* , " '‘ H Gel your of! and Post Card •________ • supplies, stat ion. r> t the Herald office. TRADE AT FKRNANDENA, Oct i; The T M U U I i u many friends of Mr. Andrew A. Pres ;j()y 2 nd S tun were saddened when the news Avenue : reached here of Ins sudden death, Oct f Sugar oher II, cit the homo of his daughter at Palm Bench. ‘ I , ‘ >rd" Mr. I’ reston made* Fernandina tiis ( ontpi) home for a number of years. He Eurd was born in Richmond, Va., in lHll.r>■ l l r o o k f i e l d H and later movell to Charlottesville, |>er III. Vn Tie was Ameri*an consul to Chinn 1 0 - 1f 1‘ o t a t for ten years and the following few f <jr years were spent in extensive travel . . . ... : 1 , , I-lbs. Onions jn Europe nnd America. Mr. Preston , Was married to Miss Laura Fltihugh, > _ t ....... daughter of Mnjor nnd Mrs. Nicholas *^"i f t * I*rent Fitzhugh, of Charleston, West VerginHnm, per I ia. To this hnppy union was horn C H I C K E N S ( Read the advertiaement in this-issue. ten children, four of whom are liv - Room- (ONES’ COUNTRY SAUSAGE SALADS No Stranger Within Our Gates There is no stranger in a city like this. In easting your lot with us, you become at nice identified wi th our business and social Vott are ours, and we Jire vours, and yop are cordially invited to make use of the facil ities and service offered by the Sanforcl, Ijllprida � 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"> The Sanford Herald</a>, October 17, 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">The Sanford Herald</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