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IN T H E H E A R T O F 'T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A TE ST V E G E T A B L E SECTION
VOLUM E
III.
N U M B E R 195
SANFO IU ), FLO R ID A* F R ID A Y . NO VEM BER 10. 1922
A COMPLETE BUT U N O m C U L ™ ™ 1^ , C O N G R E S S CALLED,.MEET
returns sh o w republicans
N E X T BI G C A M P A I G N IN SPECIAL SESSION OF
HOUSE COMMITTEE TODAY
MAJORITY
*
Will Be Straight Out Fight for Light Wines and
Beers
»A|T| IRURV TROT
! K CONTINUED
STATES IN DOUBT
IN THE EAST
IN BOTH H OUSES B U T
1 u ,l,U j 1
Illy T il# A n u r l > t r 4 r r m l
1l l V •
STORES CLOSED
ALL TOMORROW
OPEN TONIGHT FOR REG.
W ITH AIM OF H A V IN G S E V
_
E R A L A P P R O P R IA T IO N
W A SH IN tiT O N , Nov. 10.- Tho po- unis, both re-elected, and both having
H ILLS R E A D Y '
litical
coniptfxion
of
the
next
e«>n
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endorsed
by
tho
association
ho
s in c e T u e s d a y
Ureas having been definitely estnn >ause of their a.titude on the prohi
lished, int treat turned today on the Hit Ion issue."
Mr Hinckley said tho house lendprobable lineup on tlie question of
the modification of the prohibition rsliip would he in the hands o f a
Roth the “ dr)'1
' " "liheral” nnd that this might bo cx S A N FO R D M E RC H A NTS IIKL1KVK Which Will Convene on Decem
North Dakota Mitcht Change the LONDON W I T I I O C T NKYVH AND ■•nfori i m»nt laws
ber Fourth Immediately
claiming
a
victory
p-.-cted to influence materially the vote
Flfiure In the Senate But the
and “ wets” were
IN ASSISTING T1IK A M E R IC A N
CAULKS W K itK ( I T
on any future “ liberal” legislation.
A fter Special
as a result of Tuesday’s elections.
General Result In Same
I.KGION ON T H A T DAY
Y K ST K K D A Y
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For the Anti-Saloon League, Wuyro Also he wns of the opinion thnt the
»lly T h e A u w l s l o l
( n r The A i u r l i t n t r n u l
H Wheeler, general counsel, said the result in Tuesday’* election would
S;inf(iri, ntt.rchants nre nothing If
I l l y T h r A M M l a l r l I’ rraai
W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 10. — Wit
WASHINGTON. Nov. lO.-On the;
"wets" vjpuhl not have as many vote* have its effects on members who
in.
CONSTA NTI N O LLE,
Nov.
not patriotic. They proved this dur ■..tigress culled to meet in speclnl sea
fnee of practically complete, but un
The Allied high commissioner today by three at least, in the senate ns t-itherto hnv refrained from voting ing the dark days oT the war when
-mu November 2<>th members of the <
official returns from Tuesday’s elec
handed n note to the Angora govern heretofore, and that their strength, in n the enforcement nuestion.
they
bent
all
their
energies
toward
house appropriations committee are
tion the exact lineup t»y parties in the
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nient representative here demanding the house would not exceed 1(0, or . Mr Wheeler, in his statement, do giving the
hoys what they needed and *, heduled to meet today with the aim
Sixty-eighth congress will he: House.
lured
that
ill
the
house,
their
total
,
.
,
7s
less
than
a
majority.
repeal of aM measures relating to
they wore never called upon
and ol having several appropriation billa
Republicans, 225; Democrats, 207; So
t - e iig ib in the past fo r any beer or
(In the other band, thi
•iatl<
< i-t.im-, piil.ln debt arid -anitais and
f.e.nd
wanting
I
h
e
year
\rmi»toe
i. .ol* f. r the boose by the beginning
unlists 1; Independent. I; Kiftm I n
,->,t •vin.- amendment >>r sim ilar
T I ♦ r !»• pri.hil i’ •••fi llllt' niim<i'
« t;
other -> i \n >-- vv In b >>>nf! >t vv
I •.i> fall- upon Saturday and Satin - t Hi. r. gtilat - i -ss|,.ii following immot.nr. 1. Senate Republicans. f»3; #b in
• ik.-nm v ato. n .Inlet.t t.» t li • n a tio n
llm. I.I.-a . If ** genOr
nil..' Hulung' <; i
il iloti>1r - .not -t ipulat ">i - ••(
■lav is the best trailing day ill the o.lati \ oil I ».-. ember HhIHrats, 12; Farmer Labor, 1 Should
pr.di lut tot. a i t w as not tnori’ th an
-li 1.1 ar y » t:i 11
in. >1 -i gall i 4 Kl) “ ill
.it mi - (o c agri-« ini’iit >•! 1‘ •I "
v. i-.iK in Sanford and vet when the
O'Connor, Democratic senatorial can
Last reports we have from the
.AIII'• h. it
m l li. It* i|
11.,il" \..
ii'i ii hauls were asked if they would
W A SH IN G TO N .
Nov.
10.—Condidate in North Dakota be elected th>1 ite-, vv.tll il few iltstriots out. show
llll'S •<•elte.l U'lltllIll give a>-tunl eontr
LONDON, Nov in
In any
■lose mi Saturday the Legion boys grtss was .ailed by President Hard
Rt publicans would have f>2 and the sages on tin- Turkish silu.itloi have of the 1.«»$!> \ 1Me ni'»! lii**a! h.Ilists
1 i’ tlo v will novel muster 1IB votes
met with a ready lespoltse and the ing last night to meet in extra ses
Ihmocrats -13 in the senate. Repub
•r a n v siii b a m Midment
T l t e i r vote
’
Th*
pn>niiiinci-.|
.in
reuse
in
the
been i revived from Constantinople up
business men were willing to forego sion, November 20, exnctly two weeks
ill probably be much less than that.
liran majority in the present senate of to noon today in official quarters no ■vet’ menthol situ
-ipl Mr lliltt'k
the profit* of the luv’ g’ 't day in tlo in ii.lv n*t. i' of the regular session.
It..«li th.
w e t s " and the " d t v - " are
VI
Republican majority in the pres
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the
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I i ii-li .ffi> ml I- willii c *•> i iimt l
vv . . k to help the boys ol.serv. tit"
I to i ail. -i t forth as uv usual in
• paring for a light iti the new c m
of 111..- ill ft -lut ion in t he ne ' t
<-nl house of I6f».
l lt o o f f u i. il Wl lit so fat .IS to s.,y tie
i.t.
at day in iegul.it style
tl.i fin m o f a proclamation, d ecla red
Mi
llm|H.-v
il>lured
the
*>nt
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n
u
iv
ill
jstriv
1 •■lot; -f t ling t I S
sit uitii.ii wn' oiiimoi’ ’ u"d tb.it ■■• Oi
So toiti.it row tSutoi, lif\ . al.
tl.
ii - i .--iii-. was made necessary
l wn
’’ .-vti* hi -Iv
fa v o t a b le for
•i , oi t ■ t r i n g i " ’
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t.i t t . I
Will
b.
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I the * pel i a I sossion t w o
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m the rati- for the -en.il>- will'
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H i n-|*ort today of I,* l> pns-uu I-.
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i t t o v . d g e n e r a lly by
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in tl ■
I tii/.u r i!ettint; a l>'a>l " f three \. t> . ’ l i i g l - . t
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,. t ,.f a total of I7'.!.‘i:t7 Vote >>f lb. : i , iii * ..| i .it ; 1 1111 >■ l< t" if t in
i *•l«
It. today'
v. f. it that I.) g .-itm g an ea rlie r
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\ l-ti .1law w t l ta ha- not
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- the «
•’.'•I precincts yet to be completed
mi .to. vi ■ . o •- b u t . l •••
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tl..
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o . g -bit i..ii than would he a f i , . -I f , . l!* .|. . b.p. d, t ut i» ’ s
.1 . i , d il.itl.
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M l ■■uner. Democrat. ha>l **• I*1- -ind It. Ioli.1 b III.I 11. Ill
.1 t|.‘|,-s t II ll
to
-m*
tt
ol
foii|e.I
by the regu la r session prac. •. ,| >.. t... , - i rnu'ht out projMi
■■ I ■• Ill* tl! . o ’ f|. I tile • •mi* m # 1
Franrr. Hf»,470
. oiiiiiiuni. allot iihi ’ I t I»•- t. lot. •! I \
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ii
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to
pag
ti.
ally
all
iiiipoitant bills, inclu din g
.1 i«ry
■inin 11 ,i -a. f a the *ale of light wines and
_ .A.
tl!p of the Inul.e
spate
to
show
thoir
appreciation
of
t inlay
tin
nppropi
ml n.ti measure, could
bo
..i
That proposal was pot f o r w a r d
... r t
Repr’’
‘ e V V un- lb. pbo
DF.S MOlNKJs. la . Nov to Eighty
\met nan l.egton-and you -itould disposed of by next Mar. ll ( , when
T h e governm ent ui*» .ipp eaw d
t"
t ti
.■V...
pi.t.
vvnh
th
si.ldn-rs'
In.nu
• *if tt r\• * I..!. a’O ..f I’.-t. >■- \Ivnni.i
thousand voters who cast ballots eith I t i , v .- b a d v e t \ l i t t l e w i n !.
tf|
tigress must
!td■" i n r i m t i
ll ,,t i t . last se-sloti 1.11» It never read this png and rein, tuber that tli# ,|1LI Htx|.
Ytti
i i for N. K Kendall or I K Files f •«r . a t i o n w ’ b 1 o n - l h l m - -I !.
In,- m s - melt o f >ai-t id ni •• ntii.-ng t.iiit it sin. .In
I t ’ l*
Pcudcrs
have
assert.
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Rep
Mo. t
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governor Tuesday did not \iit> for nut r It. n.ti l e »
i -1 ’ •11’ l‘t
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I'.i ptet
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l'.-1'l-os -ill It., in-, t put i .-In it’..! id- tie i> ' d.’-t i- t that m l . - ' t tic >| is ml session WCT6
it
• ttier of the two candidates for I ’ ml a i d e t o t l l l o W f i l l l i l t - 1 l i g h t u t t .
'Mil
>t would non m the world atid th-v believe in . nll.-dj- it w , i!.| I., i.c. essary to havfl
1
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f -*i imx\ •I. •/
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i,l States senntior, it wn* learned ye« ■t i l t l <■t< l i l t . o \ • I l l l i o " I k l l o W ' ’ o t l l
,o ! m i li-ing and go..,. ,(t. i I.iis ||m -s al. . Vila si-smoM after Man'll l. npd
\|.. nn f Ml- 1. I. >M Ai ll
lerday. Returns front all but tb>- *" II f I . ’ . I I ftll l* I he VVb" I . ll- .’
_____________ ' ,t tin v at-" l-. liev.’ in t iti'Lng l'\
a th into tiii summer m.Kiths
of the 2,2.tK precimth -low .Cm -i > ' lb. -ultan. • V’ - pt that *'« I .. .1. Vt mi ! i. • l 1. \
itAltli.oigli th. mitiirc >.f the prcaiavtty so,non -boilat;c r- »
'*
■ii nt > ici .immciiilations to t>e prostill,. 1, i. lag! i • ha 1• • i "
tin- senatorial fight.
v\ |in i\\ til l| N KM ' N
,i l!i itisli vvat - lup
i i led to the extra session
when it
The returns show that Smith "
I I I t |If t ll l I l it in WIKI ••i-veins ,\u\i int..-r 20 has not iiecn
llrookliart’s majority over i iyd<
I Sail I.IYKN TO lio n
IS t.lV KN D AM Al.hS definitely outlined, the opinion o f Re
- V
Herring will be approximately lnn.iiiiii
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pub Ii. all leaders lias been that the
.DISKS
ItY
b
h
Illy | hr %«•••*• I n t d I ' m ’M I
and that the total vote cast m lit.
........ will pi.... ed direi tly to eonaidI
lfs.Hl
Iff.
|N - I I’ l
l III; 1 i \| III'If 11 M l . Nov l "
1,00
senatorial race will he about
i at., ti >>t the merchant marine bill.
|lt. m n|■.ii >f I I I I;, VI- , id*', t riH'lit i*.I
as against tiWa.IiOO voles >-ast f'>r 111.
I
' it
t agtrc.l to postponement
i ilf
|II j Thr * ••••r 1n»r
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MIL'
I II I I I'll' " ill \\ F.l Ik t I S \ KS I M I N I I "
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two candidates for governor
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Senator elect Itrookhall 1 >'• " ■'
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■■unties
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tt.it it would be taken up <”
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, 11a. .1 •>! R..|. ,1■it.i . faii'..u-r .'••iiltll
III* I hr V—i.rl.. I rd I’ rrs-"
I tie Siipieiin i ...lit bad nldcrcd that
Among the many big tiling'
C H E Y E N N E , Wyo., Nov. lu.
"
vened.
CHICAGO. Nov. HI. A simple wed
i rn evuiingelist, here tonight nnd,
ir.g to Sanford ill tile past few weeks |he case lie tried
II Ross, Democrat, was elected gover
While the House itself is working
marching down the aisle, handed him ding and domestic life like other plain i- the W.dakn Investment Company,
nor of Wyoming Tu esday
it
wn«
\n
o
this loll, it 'appropriation commit-.
letter out ainmg V'B and commend folk is tIn pl an o f Mi s s Ih II.
articb • ..f im >.i potation for this now Ml \'I | PROPOSED ROND
shown by returns compiler! here up
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i i *i Itvided into sub committees, will
In- .'Tort* in tho revival meet gill < to tioo inni rn i r .— w In.
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i i mi|.i." v . |-| . arn ig iii M■nda \ - Daily
:i iu-|ork yesterday afternoon.
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.oi tin supply measures which
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day
Complete corected returns from
..I. had
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win. .In
1.at.
In. loll"
M V\ II t i Y I ' R F O R
» * r;t I m.iitai’ i1? «•f I N»'
I >■ - nb ut and
.nifit
\ i util ' ,11. who h ha- liccii passed by thf
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the
Dad.
Veins ago
11• I . ■gag*'III' "I '
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l(K *»I I l i s t .
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n . w c o mp a n y
hnl‘
t'»
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am luviise, and it Is probable thnt Preal
m
,s«u»liter.a
iled
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gave Sprout, 37,(10(1; 1 buries Stephens,
I R t ’ M D I M I IRI MRS 11- , w In. ys a no a |a "t- r cart
fii.M kholiL r. M t'H<l| •*
v* ill be a ling
fi'itt
i*
ihm
morn
turn
planned
to
I
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l.
d. nt Harding will make some definite
Democrat, 37,(Mb.
was anti.Mini c l last night
j-y in*--, and Ih.tigluss having sold the
mg.
.
III t The Vss*.rIn trd I'resst
_____
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rei iimmendiition lit the outset o f t h »
Av olaka Dio. ^ to the new company.
M A IMS' iN. Wis . Nov. in Dntn
S E A T T L E Wash., Nov, |0.— Wash
-e-sjon
as f.. , hanges in the transpor
• APT M AY N ADR
ington voters in Tuesday's
general ages r ’.suitin' from the consumption
tation
act
The senate will also ro- • ..
IS K X D N K R A T K D
.......
' ’r < ompMiiy
: k“ is -$1N>0.0110
o r t h ami
a n d s m it h
luptirs
may
be
collect
v.
-tincut
election chose a Democrat, C. C. Dill, of intoxn >t
ii'ive a mini lie r of nominations, foon
FROM M l CHARGES
America Linked
,,-id. ft. tit their intetests in tin We
to fill the sent of Miles Poindexter, c l by the " i •il person from the di>
att. r it convenes, including the nntno
Iaka block tin* new company will he
By Railroad Line of the Successor to Associate Jus tic*
' H " 't I ' t l ' " " - . t h e W n
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I’ r r . - I
Republican, in the United States sen penser of
T A M I'A y Nov. 10 Captain Wtl inti-rested in building homes to sell
ate, returned the five: Republican in- cousin supreme court d**cidwl today
Day of the supreme court of
th*
Connect
cumbent representatives of congress, in affirming a biwer court nvvi.rd of ,jlim Maynard, ('fit 1st runt Field, was n„,| t,, r,.n( U|l(| they will not only Itridgr Over River " i l l
t ruled States, appointments to th«
homes but will probably lie tit
Guatemala and Mexico
repealed by an overwhelming major ?V.OO to .Mr> Helen Smitl.ers of F.m.l . ximerntcd today f charges of mis
more than a score of federal judge
ity n p0n U x measure nnd voted down Du U r county f-r injury to her h u «.,l,pprn|iriation » f government funds nt tl.r,M id in other npurtmeiit houses.
ships created hy congress at tho last
( l l r T h f A a iitrln lrd I'rra a )
* preliminary hearing Irefore 11tilted
, T iun|,Mk is one of the ntntiF
by large majorities five other tnitia band.
G U A T A M A L A C ITY . Nov 10 It session, nnd many others.
ntplnry
yt(l(pn ..
('oiiintisstoitcr
Cone. Tito
dis
live and referendum measures.
The court held that both rxemp
« r > Mates
................. . .one.
.nr ms
finftneiers and capitalists ^
^
,(<i p(||gli,,lp to trnVel ,iy rnj,
In the senatorial contest? Dill had sand compensattry damag. s ... < < trjet attorney moved the insi '. <
jn K|lirj(|„ „ n,| is a Floridian who has ron(, fpum Snlva(lur lo lhl. United SUCKERS T A K E N FOR
u lend of more than -1,000 votes over assessed ngmn.i the so oon e. p. misled, stnc* the
.invested hia money in Florida. T h a t , S t |
steel for giant bridge over
UIO.OOO.OOO IN MA
Senator Poindexter and it wns p r . c who sold intoxn atmg lu.uor in vio- ,„igPrqhly failevl to prove the charges.
#n(1 hi„
j. W Rlalock. a prom- Suchilltc rivor t„ link
„„d
j o r it y h a s b e e n c u t
FORTY MILLION .NEW COMPANY
DOLLAR HEIRESS
WEDS POOR BOY TO BUILD HOMES
ticnlly conceded by the Republicans latum of the law
l h . l 'ih. . c u l l , c l rcch.-cklr.K ,ouBh.
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iT,s Rersld for Post Caros.
FU
,h . 13,000 M
Ml
T O P E K A , K ,n ,.. N o ,. 12, l " D I « o n . 1« " „ , l to Mr,. Sml.hor, w . » not
rlou.ly
* r cut
r Josrn
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J. ““ no1 ” r £
^ £
h|m
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yoslorilny to hta-^Hd.1 Jotlo. fol- field lonB .noo«h yo.tonl.y to on.mr
o f oon,. .
tony dU.onc, l.'ephono coll
on,I
paign speeches nnd n few days in said:
man
Wichita where ho voted T u e s d a y .
The man w o w
trousers
"Sorive express the opinion that my with grease on " » “ ‘
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attack on tha-Ku Klux Klan wns in- and not the sleek stare!
I
strumental in the Democratic victory tician, he put me over.
"1 don’t know anything about the
for governor but I do not agree with
klar\. The people opposed to the lnthat theory because many normally
u dustrial court in its present
form
Republican counties In whlciv there
.
knew
they
couldn’t
get
relief
frarnTbe
are n o ’ klan organisations were car
|Republicans, jw they worked for me."
tied by D*via."
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tent looking fo r a sacrifice," was the cesstve. ________ ___________ .
concise minner in which Gov. H. J.
Get your office supplies, stationery
Allen yesterday analysed the results
and Post Cards at the Herald office.
o f Tuesday’s election in which Jons
h i, ' w o o l I t in e r a r y
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F IR S T C O M P L E T E 'S T O R Y OK T H O M A S A. EDISON’S
S T A R T L IN G P L A N TO LO W E R COST OF L IV IN G W I L L
A P P E A R IN T H E D A IL Y H E R A L D S A T U R D A Y . NOV. II
Watch For It
Roger W. Bnbson, the world’s greatest business expert, who
writes for the Daily Herald exclusively in Sanford.’ will tell the
story which Mr. Edison believes would— .
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Revolutionize modern business methods—
Squelch the dishonest speculator -i
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knock the bottom out of eoal nnd other commodity prices
Furbish the small produFer ready capital uml give the con
sumer more for his money hy establishing the government as the
nation’s great middleman and making vonitnon commodities ns
well ns gold the basis of currency.
Read thla wonder atory in ihe Daily Herald tomorrow (S a t
urday).
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W A S H IN G T O N ,
Nov. 10.— A *
the United Stntca by Mexican govern-, proximately five hundred c«s«a
ment. Ultimately this will be a link I volving fraudulent us« o f the
in the projected ruilway to' connect are in the hands o f United Stat
attorneys fo r investigation to da
North and South America.
mine whether criminal proceed!
lie Interested in investments in San should be Instituted, It was at
ford shows that outside people are ed today at the department o f jui
looking toward Sanford for real in Officials estimated today that
vestments and J. T. Illnlock organized cases alreandy lender considers
the Wclnka Investment Company with presented a loss to the American
the idea that Sanford offered much in lie through postal swindles o f
the way of 'opportunities for
now than $140,000,000.
buildings.
The Wt-lakn Investment Company
N O T IC E
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will jn- welcomed into the field in San
The Kliler Springs Water Co. will
ford where new homes are net-dad and lu open from H to |0 a. m. November
where capital can be invested w ith’ 11. 11*22 Elder Springs Water Com*
good returns assured and if all the |*wny.
195-ltp
now' homes needed lure now can he!
built in the next twelve months SanHave the Herald do your next job
’ ford will be a city of ten thousand of printing. We have the equipment
Jc m tlu- rext yeai
t do all kinds of job printing.
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�they nrrived amt they |cnow nothing tho American steamship companies
about 1)101 and cannot find any traco will Join' In asking that the court hear
o f him and they aro hero without them when tho foreign steamship
fund* and the sheriff’s office and the companies argue their cases, this no
charity organizations and churches1tice indicates that nt least one of
them will do sO. Notice hns already
are looking after them meantime.
been
given by the foreign steamship
I f anyone hero knows
unything
companies
o f the intention to ask the
o f Summerlin communicute with Sher
court
next
Monday to advance their
iff Hand or with the Herald office.
cases for argument on November 20.
Hats, Caps and
Shoes
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T H U R S D A Y A N I ) F R ID A Y o f this week we will o ffe r our
entire stock o f H A T S , C A P S A N D SHOES nt the follow ing
low prices:
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ODD L O T OF
Mrs. M. W, M. lilnck, of Dougiaston, Long Island, purchased the Lake
Mary Hotel yesterdny. Tho sale was
made through tho Strout Farm A g e n
cy of* this city and F. C. McMahon
will have charge of the property until
Mrs. Hluck can come down to locate
here. The hotel property belonged to
A. Sjoblom, o f Lake Mary, and makes
three sales in ten days fo r the Strout
Farm Agency. One sale wns to a Chi
cago party, one from Snn Francisco
and one from Ix)ng/Islnn<l, showing
the scope o f thoir activities.
HATS
CHARGE VISITORS SMALL FEE
THOMSON SHOES MALORY HATS
$.r».00 Values
$3.50
Going at
.$6.30 TO $7.65
REGAL SHOES
,
Any .Selection
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$6.00 to $8.00 Values
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W ill go on .Sale at, each
t
Admission to State Museums and Pal
aces of Frapes Now Matter
of Stated Prlca.
• $1.95
CAPS
‘ CAPS
$4.50
ti
Per Pair, any selection
KNOX HATS
Visitors to the state museums nnd
pnlaces In Pnrls arc now required,
reports the Dally Telegraph corre
spondent, to pay an entrance fee. The
fees vary from 1 franc at the Louvre
to 00c at the Petit Trianon, and the
flrst day's experience yielded very en
couraging results Although Jhe Lou
vre was open only In the afternoon,
tho receipts for the day were 8.000
francs.
Three hundred francs were
taken at the Luvcuitiinirg, and the
Cluny museum i,f„l the Arc de Trl
otnplie each look .Csi.
The director ,,f the National inn
sou in estimates iiuti during the
days a year tin which an admission fee
Is charged— that Is allowing two free
days, per week —the receipts nt the
Louvre will uvenigu 2,000 f nines ii
day. Few istaple, he said, ohjeel to
pitying the Minnll fee, hut ll will re
lleve the (uxpnycr of a great tmrt of
Ills liiirden for li e I
II1 of stale m,i
Values ranging from $1.50
to $3.50, going at
$7.00 Values
$1.25, $1.50
$4.50
$1.75
01)1) LOT OF CAPS
A n y Selection
i- M•
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Going at. each
This Store will he open until 10 p. m., Friday
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M,iiul;,;. pipe Organ i Ini, will meet
with M r' tirion parrel nt her home
«.n Pnlmetto axoMilo at '! nVIock
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TEMPERATURE
as
M r' 1 - R,,l ..its . .f .1lick s. II VIII "
1S ||.4 , l . , i - ;i g tio i-e |- le t of M r s
l>.|.lo\ nt her home on f)ak
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(I E Robertson, representing Ely.
Walker .X ......... . St I ouis was in
tto
■1\ r< ‘ . •.I., v ■ailing nt, 11,r to
, at h u m . hunts
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It r I, ..f ii|!.i I... w. i . t)»•• dinner
guoXs of Mrs. It. \V. Herndon Tues
day
evening.
A ft e r
dinner
.Mra.
Herndon and her guests attended the
bridge party and dance at the Conn
* t rv Cliil,
\
\ I I O I \ l i t ) ( I l it
1h.i ' . » gi\ en at
it tin • t 'unfit ry
t !<il. .1 . r, .• ng ,i |> .pul: , f ' . < a.'h
1 | i l l -. t.« !l,g fn* r • . nji.% -i)•1
,|.,y
than tii pti i..| iig ut>. nn.| the atr.t'r
'd a ;. i \ening wan excep
I’ ll ti Tu<
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|,‘ Vable.
t ml,ally
house is ideal for enter
The club
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ta'iung. and for till' occasion quail
titles of purple and yellow wild
T' 'Vcre ll-i d
f1 « ••!'
The first part o f
the e\ ning w a « devoted I " l>rhlire,
f l u t e I • ng twenty seven table* o f
ji’ iivers
The prize for high e n n -,
g o lf hnlU was won by Mrs Walter
W icht. wh-le the second high seftre
was made hy Mrs. ForCest Lake, who
was given bridge cards.
Mr. Ilear
den. holding high score among the
men. was presented g o l f halls, while
the second prize, also g o l f halls, was
awnrded Reginald Holly.
At the conclusion of the rnrd game
coffee and sandwiches were served.
i y .wing the card gorges, dancing
was enjoyed by a lnrge crowd until a
late hour.
This party wai^ one o f a aeries
which has been given by Mrs. R. XV.
Hcrdon and her committee, Mrs. A. P.
Counully, Mrs. S. O. Chnso, Mrs.
George Knight nnd Mrs. Deane Turner, to raise, funds with which to
equip the club hauto with silver and
draperies.
On this occasion - those
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Now that th,- Weill tier mini
is willing I" listen to tea
•••!, and g'i\.
some r,al
I- lol eta w i at hoi
w e w ill
again resume the
resume
and say that the best brand
of wenthci itamied tis yet Is
what we are enjoying today.
It im aits money and you
know moil. > is iloroot
fmm win h r«»ii| he r r
|h
n, oh a1 ..
-,g •»r ll,.
leuiti! , i n* i t <
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... > of ». • t*»
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-tloiiht InalM* Ollt f i p fl«U P i
the north >it up and eal
oranges and cauliflower to
day.
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FOOD COSTS
ON INCREASE
IN OCTOBER
M ix T h e A a i v r t a l N I ' r r u )
W A S H I N G T O N * Nov.
U.— Retail
cost o f food increased between Sep
tember 15th and October 15th in all
of twenty-six representative cities in
which statistics were compiled, the
Department o f Labor nnnouhred today.
cent.
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M E E T IN G
“ We sell tel,— opes all the year
round, lull llo ilt iiuiml for them Is
greater In Niuniti.'i than in other sea
sons,” said tin
.i.-miiiiin In a New
1 ork opticians »n.,p "Perhaps that
's because It is easier to remain out
doors mill utility the stars on n Hum
mer night than Ii , h when (lie weuther
is colder.
"Also. In mimmer people buy tele«ropos for oili.'t purposes than to
still!) the Mills folks on the sell
'Imre gel tlo-ii, in lin.k at passing ves
sels. at the cI.omI- and oilier things
W . -i'll son,i- 1 lit those w|,o llv,
ii, the iimiijii («|-||i s , in] uso the tele
of.. f.,| tool, o il girposis
It,it of
•onrsc. the great, i iilitlihi r of tel*scopes,
especially
the
hlgh-power
glasses, lire bought for the Htudy of
the heavens
"Annually we soil nu average of 2<X)
1
for
aiioitoiir iiso They
’ .Ihwi- ll, sir,* it*.a, the hand gins*
XXIt 1 1 lioh h i, - I., the gla«« that Ik
-ll.J •• rtcl on „ t!l|„.i| Ill'll his i| lolls
1 Ir T , It,- ho
n 'll.>n,oli r
I.in got
• f, V" ll ill, ll" '
not, no sol
•1* TII t...>mhi >\
I ■■ 11s
1 . . 1111
for profossi. n., IISO '
T 0 N K ; Ht
dustin ^ S J
“DEVIL WITHlNi
bitterness was ti. ,lit
by
""It,-.,
T A M P A , Fin., Nov. 0.— Choosing
cremation as the means of ending his
life, I’atrick Henry Clsy Noble, 53
years old, lntc yesterdny saturated his
clothing, bed clothes apd the itwido of
the shack in which he lived nt Gold
stein's Springs, just north of Tampa,
with kerosene nnd gasoline, set fire
to h im sd f nnd burned to death. Sui
cide, due to mental derangements, is
the opinion o f county officers who in
vestigated the case.
Noble had lived in the shnek-for sev
eral months, though little is known of
the man.
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hi. y..,„h
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tury
a r t
CEK.
com kdy
Friday and Saturday- The ,
of I’haraoh"; ahra
NfW(
Pathe Review.
Too Late to Classify^
Get your Armistice ()ay
from the Pipe Organ n u|, e
ion Pharmacy • Friday, N‘„ IOth.
L «* h BUv«r u d Ruth, her I F
pool ha-old faaha who
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tmed tn a
’ FDR S A L E - Silver.,,n. ,.hc.„,
Console model, .,1m,„t m».
tod;
records, $H.r» cash I'hom- ]|n
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THREE furni-lii'ti i••*■111^ uith
$35.
r, || XX,—t Si- |.||,|
l'.M 'I'h Fri-Sat.
R I I .K Y M A Y C O N T E S T
FLE C TIO N
RESULTS
Have the Her;, t do >
-U M l
of printing. We
th- equip
Stootluiff, o f th<- West Side, is to do all kiiul- „ f
I. |'ni.i,r,g.
today cutting bin first car of romaine
ft,lathis year. He also has planted five
h u h h na Kt'
acres o f lettuce,
fcj
R»
N O TIC E
M e w,!| remain open Friday night
until 11 u'i|,M-k. Saturday being a U
It
I
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pal liol.day we wul ho « 1..-. d (tie yn i >
t iir day
j h< lot ,C f
MRS. G C t 'X T K S
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THE WEATHER
J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO.
.N O W L O C A T E D AT
112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
vSanford\s N ew Store
I ’ hom*
The Church well Company
10 .Store* in UcorRin-
------- 1 ''lo r e m
Churchwell’s . Contest Sale
IS fiO IN H O V E R W IT H A RUSH
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IF you haven’t tnhrn advantage of it, do so at on«’>
"Jinxes’ W o , Numerous.
A lull,,hel of s,-;,\\|-,* pusseiigers
ah-m il Hie •trI.,I ,. . which caudit lire
f r,,i» an e\pl,.- oi, ,,|| Thiirs*1n\ night,
- •1,1 tcsienlm »t, •r there w ,s ,i mini
her -‘f -irii' aii . i-.ling the -all ng of
•lie 'hip which
'ere ei4|is|r,ie>| a '
) i.\cs l.y ||,e s ..lor*
\io> Itg tile*,
•\el e
I lie ship lot*! . i i , am hoi In the Mer-
Rev .1 S l l.n ks. tile converted
u |„, |S holding a set „ S of meet
with i he Pr •shyteriaii and C„ii
ieiatnui.il chut, lies, is drawing and
,|,.-..|j intcic-tmg the people, hy hi'
,,ni«pio .,i„i for, eful presenting of
f , i | „ , s t , a n
truth II,s thor
Ai-arly
hit
the lloiyheml Dill,tin
un'der't uuliTig of ihe Hebrew f,-ri y ;
, h.ira. ters makes it possible f >r him
The hlnls ref,is.-,) in fly ahoard Ihe
t,, thr.,w side li-.-hts upon the S. rip
ship
t,ire«. tlmt i « m ! n. w heauti -s m tkc
Aiul Ihe explosion neeiirretl very
Word iff <;,,,|
He gave last night, close to the spot where the Tlliinlc
to a crowded house, a strong sermon weiit down In II* 12
The story Is being told of the elderly
the “ Marvelous in Jesus’ U fe ,"
man win, wns nearly panic stricken
d o sin g with a tender appeal" to the
and when asked Jocular,j * what tie wns
unsaved to accept this Wonderful
afraid to dll' for. said’In a slinky voice,
Savior.
Many hearts were thrilled " I ’ ve been trimming people all iny
by the message.
llfe I"— Nciv York Sun.
He will unenk again tonight on the
"Fatherhood <»f God "
The question
E A R L Y H E A R IN G ON
.
will he raised, "Whose fnther is
• A M E R I C A N DRY S H IP
G od ? ” and will lie answered from the
R U L IN G !S SO U G H T
Scripture,
Don’t miss this discourse.
W A S H I N G T O N , Nov. U.-Counsa^
______________________
for one o f the American steamship
R U G E N E A. S U M M E R L I N
companies which recently opposed in
indies cleared seventy dollars.
y 0 r A R K XVANTED H E R E RY
the United States district court nt
S P A N I S H XVAlt VETYO UR XX' 1FE A N D C flll.D N»’w York, the ruling ,,f
Attorney
k r T n s . a t t e n t io n :
General Daugherty concerning
the
•-------If Eugene V Summerlin is here or transportation o f liquors, gave notice
A ll the Spanish W ar Veterans are if anyone here knows anything about >i>terda> of the intention of his com
requested to meet at tip- court house his whereabouts they should see Sher pany to ask the supreme court when
Saturday morninjj at
o’clock to join iff Hand at om e and he will tell them R reconvenes next Monday to advance
Col. Theodora ftotfsevelt.Camp, Spnn- where his wife and child can be found.. the hearing of the apeal which they
ish W a r Veterans, in memorial exer- Mrs. Summerlin and child arrived here intend to take from the decision o f
cists nnd also to ride in the parade several days ago expecting to find Judge Hand.
*lnter in the morning.
-Summerlin hut he wns nuj here when
While it ii not known whether nil
s ,„, t
194d
hOIt S A LK lie. Si,**.dwag
I all -HIR, if you want that bnggngo
w. G. K(,\ It' I Ntjt*..f,'s P, Id StprJ
Jacksonville increased two per looked a fte r with despa tch. Q U IC K nKeSK RVH K T R A N S F E R
IF I IE R U N S C LO SE
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M I A M I , Nov. t). R. R. Riley, who
opposed W S Cawthom for state
superintendent of public instruction,
niuiiiuei'd tonight that he would seek
S elllllS
A prn|>ns.<l Is In-lllg en|ls|i|et I ,m injunction t.> restrain the state
to i lu n g e fo r .. In, • .••a l>* th e g a rd e n s
mvassing
hoard
from
officially
" f Ver»a llles mi I hr days when the '" im t in g returns o f votes from seven
fmiiilalns are plating, as the s|«*ctaele
"untie* o f the state where his name
always u great „ 11ract ln|, In \ls
wa* 1,-ft .iff th-* |.allot, providing the
llnrt*i nSIs .in fan flam s |(l
fraiies u day ai iia (iieBent price » f "tiler i utilities enst enough Votes t o
gtv, him victory, when added to the
enul.
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,ast m the other seven.
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■« MANY USERS OF TELESCOPE
When others « r i - idle, we keep inov
S4hady
mg.
there’s a reason for it
QUICK
Dealer*
Report
Practically
a
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Demand for G'.itsca In All
l*.R\ It I-. TR A N S F E R .
Plume -Ih'.i.
Na
Month* of the Year.
UM Th Eri Sat
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L A K E M A R Y IIOTEI/ '
W AS S O U ) Y E S T E R D A Y
CHOOSING C R E M A T IO N
A G E I ) M A N ENDS L I F E
LONG I S L A N D P A R T I E S
W ill Go on Sale Thursday Morning f<»r T w o Days Only.
$8.00 lo $10.00 Values
; Saco Reunion
Make. Your Dollar Do Double Duty.
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W I L L B E O P E N F R I D A Y N IG H T U N T I L 10 O’CLOCK
First Street
SELLS it for LESS
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ARMISTICE D A Y
PARADE, READ IT
SAVING MONEY
• Maintaining a permanent con
nection with a bank, is a tribute to
your intelligence, ami because of
it, all nu'ii hail you as wise.
You cannot afford to be without
the prestijre that a banking con
nection gives.
First National Bank j
:
A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R
D. F. W n i T N E I t , Cashier
F. P. F O R ST E R , President
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evening and a while
Saturday morning to
serve those who deo
sire FLAGS.
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-Daughters o f \ W Amerirnn Itevnlution, Sally Ha risen Chapter.
— Open.
Children of the American Revo
lution, Cnpt.
Reuben
Hriscoe,
<‘hajder.
I 15 and 1<5 United Confederate V e t
erans liy N. rleV. Howard Chap
ter United Daughters o f the ( ’on
federacy.
—Grand Army of the Republic.
,— Grand Army of the Republic.
— Spanish War Veterans.
— Spanish War Veterans.
— Auxiliary of the American
Lo
gion.
American Legion.
Hoy Scouts.
( ’ amp Lire Girls.
The Hunt.
C i vie
2ti. City of Sanford.
Clubs
— Woman's Club,
— Rotary Club.
Kiwnijis ( ‘lull.
Chamber of Commerce.
Seminole Came Protective A s s ’n.
Lrrnald Laughton Hospital,
a Catholic Women's League.
Red <Toss , 'hripter
Lodges
ll l
hlks t'luh, six spaces
reserved,
for this club
( Idd Fellows,
Kebeci u«
a
FLAGS
Plenty Just Arrived
< 1
l lii jrurnde will farm on Park avonut, facing North at Tenth Street.
In enter your plate go out Hnnfori!
uveitin , making'th e loop coming in
on Park Ave
The number o f allotmeli! of .June will In fount! on the
hrn ks
Walking
1.
-V lu g .
2. 151th Infantry Hand.
3. Legionnaires.
I. Company I >,, !•'. N. (J.
5
15 tlh Med lea I Dept.
6.
- Knight Templars.
7. -Odd Fellows.
8.
— Hoy Srouts.
'
Uqrs
9. Speaker and Post Commander.
10.
— Mayor and City officials.
11.
— Open.
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V E R
s e e T IO N
SW E E PE R S
I’ llO N K I'O lt A D K M O N S T K A T IO S
Authorized Hoover Dealer
-1’ h on e
113
HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING
Wo use nothing bul the l>cst material; all
woi’k done i>y expert workmen.
JACKSON’S AUTO PAINT, SHOP
W ight Bros. Dept. Garage Building
Cross
has mot
tho
emergencies the Armistice j>.iS i
brough about by the large number*of f<>rd, with ,
floods and other calamities during the> will meet n ;, Uri. tl
/
good conscience.
" R y the terms of the Congressional past year, and is still called upon to! by the wise ,<M( „ ,, ,
Charter w h u lA a lled it into being, tho aid the suffering in foreign la n d s 1win the g iUnc ,n tj,. ,■ .
American Rid Cross is charged with due to war and pestilence. For these piny.
Howe.,
>h.
certain clearly defined duties rind ob- reasons, regardless of the multitude those dopest. r
’ H|J
ligations.
These it has continued, of local problems in every community, the hands o f tb p
' T
dining the past year, to discharge1the American Red Cross deserves well the day is ovi r
faith u11y and efficiently. There arc, at the hands of the American people,
Com h Wiiki riH,,' v
ant
peculiarly urgent reasons to appeal,
"In the interests of our common stringers in tie
^
3rnpi
this year, in behalf of an even great- humanity and o f the service which anil then should Hu i,
fi
taiber
er uvn rosity than has been necessary we owe to our fellow men, I invite my of points in- st.ir (
tht
in l i n n 1 other limes, because of tho j fellow citizens to renew their allcgl- second half he wd' n,
'I'M, •
extriiordmuty demands upon such nnce lo the American Red CroBsudurx changes
se rin es nf mercy and humanity. One ing the period o f the m embership oil exjiectfl to do u f i r
'•*
ac.
o f the most fearful disasters o f all call.
cording in llovle
history has befallen the ill-fated
" (S ig n e d ) Warren G. Harding."
The line uji fell, *
Near Eastern area, where the lives o f
First half poj,,
LiUOur aim is to SERVE tho commun lin, left guard; Kloviei
millions of unfortunate people even
■ ri;
now depend, and must continue fo r ity, not merely to have a job.— Q U IC K Ayccock, left tackle; XJ, ,
r f k’ht
a long time to depend, on the untiring S E R V I C E T R A N S F E R . Phone -198. tackle; King, left
* -lo
liberality of more favored communi
104-Th-Fri-Snt end; MiT.urns, ipiiu *i ■
ties.
A very great sum is required
i Mnye, full hat k , Hill v
to In* raised if the emergency shall be K N I G H T S T E M P L A R A T T E N T I O N ! |Sunny, left half
\
vht,
bis.
m et, and while the task is one to
who Ii all well-disposed peoples must
Tnylor Conmndery No. 28 will p a r
Second H a lf Mi'ir-I )
contribute, our own country is vittue
an, left guard; Ed \! .
alike nf its inspirations of humanity ade Armistice day.
iN. Mnye. right tackb 1 ' 4 »*r-1*
am! it* fortunate endowment in rndEvery Knight Templar in this sec- Stone, right end; 1 . |
1.e D
tcrinl possessions, must he conspicu-1tion who has a uniform is expected to Pock, full hack ; FI- 1
' f;
j Gunter, left haft
g in
ami tin* high spirit animating a. m. fur preliminary instructions
I lb. pounds.
the gift.
It is therefore asked that drill.
cm operation he established between
•Full dress uniform.
Pianos, Safe-, 1■
thi Red (Toss, the Near East Relief,
II. E. T O L A R ,
|anything movable, <-i
and all other agencies which arc 195-ltc; r.r.-ltc
Eminent Commander. might think irmnnvabu
Hfifxillp
concerned to assist in dealing with
with care and - i-\\
a- .11
this crisis,
reaponnibility, QMb 1
1Vtt'K
"In the domestic field, demands T A X BO O K S A R E
TRANSFER.
Mime, tpcontinue to press heavily upon tho
NOW OPEN
i 1r - ,J
m
Red Truss,
The Government is enrm'-t!y sc-king to insure to every disState and County Tax Rooks are 1G R 4 N U COMM
lii-.d or disabled ex service man the ,UjW HI*«n fur the payment of taxes
K N D i l l l - Ii Mil \li
full measure of care and help which <or 11*82. « discount of two per cent is
W i l l hi in hr
national
gratitude and simple Jus-' allowed for payment In November,
Ini dictate. The aim must be to re- °ne per cent in December. Tax books
Grand ‘ ( 'onrmandi ■ i - ii
store every service man to the best close A p ril 1st. Poll Taxes for the Knights Tcnrplat Sen \
11
f
possible health and the largest opjror- year 1922, for both men nnd women, Orlando will t.e h.r.
ll to
tiuiity for a normal and self support became duo November 1st, 1922.
participate in the \rtn
1 1bt,> |).V
Business and Occupation Licenses rode with the T a il”
ing life.
In> this effort tho govfcm*
D »t
no nt. the army nnd navy, have g la d became due October 1st, and if not nnd will lie their gue.r ' r ’ ■i dav.
ly in•ailed themselves of the assist- paid, arc delinquent, a# the law r o The Knights Teinpb.r
!•■ ’ ’ fake
am
of the Red (Toss which, due to quires thnr a license he procured b o their usual jdac.
• itifl'- 'Dits nation wide volunteer organiza- fore conducting the business, profes- , morrow and wdITe . 1 ■1
I mi... has been a constant and valued sjon or occupation,
hit, ns they make , 1
.
n
aid
JNO. D. J IN K IN S ,
uniform.
In the hr end field com enmd with
Tax Collector,
Dn i ’hysnul welfare of the people,. Nov. 2 2wks
Seminole County
The coo] night
\T*
the Red Cross, m sympathetic contact
-------------------------n great piece of f ■ - ' >) < ,•
uith other organizations, and tho
Remember that all the stores w ill trice nnd celery ct >
' ‘ t. ,< H<*-*
federal and State Bureaus, has bean be open Friday until 10 o ’ctock and tion. There nr-' hr r l ' i 1 , ' ah.’»d
parin ularly active in the establish-i closed nil day Saturday.
for fine crojrs and g d : r •«
Knights of Colttn,bus.
WiHidmen of the World.
Urothorhood of St Andrews.
Comercial Floats
l.luyd Shoe Store,
Xtnericati Fruit Growers
Ifouniillat .v \ndersoii
Sanford I'aint A Wall Paper I'o
Klder Springs Water Co
M i l .ad)
Shoppe
11inii i mister I'lann < o
Mull Hardware t o
I D. Martin
11ill H ardu at c I o
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Have You Seen the Latest
M odel
57
5S
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no
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Hill Lumber Co
Lord - Purity H aler
Si mini de Hunk I o
Hugh I 1111P A «I M HI I
> ' 11 I It hi t ’ ■■Mil
I i hf •( Inal. Ii I lorn Park ,.i. hn
west on Ninth street to Oak Avenue, j
North on Oak to First street, east on i
First street to Sanford avenue, South j
m i Sanford \ venue to Fifth street, ]
H o l ” 1 I I I I ll t I . ■T \ > Magnolia .in
• ,e \. hi, .,, M,ii w 1.1 t .s, ,. ■*),
M b
t
M ail
a..
I" l ■, rrt lb
Ml; I "I Dl SI S HKD
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HI D H I V M \ | P I N
"
Best Bread and Rolls
T
An s n r l n f r d l ' r r a » l
U Vsll IN GTDN , N <a* in. I’ resi- n
d 'tit Harding, in a proclamation is J
-aed today i ailing attention to the an J1
trial member-hip roll call of the *
Vmet icon Red (Toss, which begins *
tomorrow, declared "there are jrecn- J
burly urgent reasons to appeal this ■
year in behalf of an even grea te r ■
generosity thrill has been necessary in J
Slip n Kmlnk into the aide pocket nf your enr nnd get a story of your nutumn some o tip■r tunes,”
■
Notable among those reasons the ■
trips. Keep a few “ spare" rolls of kodak film there, too you’ll m-e^ them
We have Autographic Krrdaks from ifi.50 up, and all sizes of kodak President mentions the situation in J
the Near East, where, ho asserts, *'
films.
millions mLpeople must look fo more ■
favored national communities, such j|
as the United Stales, for the means *
of life. He bespeaks tho aid o f t h e . *
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
American people for the Red Cross ■
as
one of the chief relief agencies and 2
KODAK
DEALER
THE REXALL STORE
- PHONE S25
the co operation of Americans in the ■
t support of all the organizations at
work in that portion of the world.
Ehe proc Inina tion follows:
"T o the American People;
j “ The assurance, based on many j ■
'years’ exjrerience, that there will be J
iirompt and generous response, makes ■
; it always a satisfaction to direct pnbIti ntt•-n11*in to Hr- normal member
— \T-•hip i ” H i d! of i le Xtruinryt Red
Mr..>Tin- year it will open on
Xrint-t ti.e I tnyr Nirv.ember 11, arid
<lose ” ii Thanksgiving Day, N o v e m
ber TO. As president of the United i
N ex t to Princess Theatre
States and also president o f tile ■
Xmorn an Red Cross, 1 hereby jiro-
TRY A HERALD W ANT AD FOR RESULTS
y
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3
111, T h e
r o u t h
activities for the prevention of
*8 H c n d }’
ease and tho encouragement o f sound
*''o r D a y t o n a
sanitation. In Its poculinT and' his
Coach Wilkenseii
11 ........
n...
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toric field of disaster relief, the Red stage all
f„r
]fill. —C. W. Stokes.
PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO.
112 Magnolia Avenue-
II
15,
Rundny, apd Invito all tho pcoplo
unite with their spiritual leaders In
such observance of It ns may pro
mote n renewed consecration to tho
gospel of service based ujron divine
injunction and sanctioned by all
W
Call and Inspect the Little Eight, or Phone 41.
#
$2,250Delivered
W IL L IA M S G A R A G E
b a k e r y
115 MAGNOLIA AVENUE.
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. t h e SAN FO R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 10, 1922
— JrH t a m K M N R l k i m
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: PROFESSIONAL
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* OFFICIAL RETURNS
CLASSIFIED :
FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY
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Card* of Sanford’ * Reputable Professional Men, each
of whom, in hia chosen profranion the Herald recoinmenda to the people.
« « t o * a l * t o l c a K * R a
George A. DeCottes
FOR SALE
Seal
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Hi.Wald \Y Mi * a\
> 4 ft^ »a K 4 * z )K a a * a a
Attorney-nt-Lnw
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C U T T H IS O N T — I T LS W O R T H
anti holidays, as required hy the proMONIJY
visions of Sts tion - 2 1;t o f
City
Charter
”
Cut out this slih, enclose it with 5c
A- ri-quired by ,Sc. tun 2I.> of th> and mail it to Foley <fc Co., 2835 Shttf-
in
Vl
F / V T I V / H i l * horter of the * itv of Sanford, h lor field, A v e , l.hicngo, HI., writing ytJut», ||
H l . p l J I f l l \ i'*.-*. the poll* will open at H PO o'clock r me mid address clearly. You w ill
u in., standard tune, and <lose at ■• 00 ii-.eive in return a trial pack ago COUning Foley’s Honey and Tnr Cpna—-—
uVloek p 111*
, .mild for roughs, colds and croup} W
*11 \S F IIF.NRV,
t-i Education, authorizing the LcgisFoley Kidney Riils f..r pains in aldM
• M a jo r of the City
iature to provide for the creation of
of Sanford, Fla. and hack; rheumatism, backache, kid
S. hool Districts and authorising the
ney Arid bladder ailments; and Fol 9 f
levy and collection o f n Sjiecial School 11-3-10-17-21; 12 l
t'nthartic
Taldcts, a wholesome and
Tax in such Districts not to exceed in
thoroughly
cleansing cathartic f o r
any one year ten mills on the dollar
constipation,
biliousness,
headaches*
Vis
ltd
nnd sluggish bowels
Sold every
where.— Adv.
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Congressional District
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PAGE TH $K K
OHf |f t n I v I « r
--I* or t 'mled Stall"* Senator
I ’ ilk ! tun III n 'l
3fi
M * Law Mill
7*i
——-—
For Representative in Congress, tth
tlnSHlttrd trli 4c L line. No
R(i taken for lea* than J5r
and positively no claaaiftad
ndp rliarred to anyone. Caah
nn«l accompany ail order*
Count five word* to a line
and remit accordingly.
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THREE DAY REMEDY
, „,. . , „ 4 , FOR BAD STOMACHS
l ropool'd ( onstitiitKinfn Amendment
.
Are you moving?
Call n Q U IC K
to
Article
relative
to
the
Judiciary
'-K\ KKA1. HOUSES for tale.
■KHVICE
T
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F
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to do R .
Department, authorizing the l.egislu- R E T I - M A R uing I’ riiiscti IU’ SANFORD
-s- F L O R ID A
Thurnin.________________________ 91t-tfc It F. Taylor
Id
I'hone 198.
IDJ-Th-Fri-Sat
ture to provide for the appointment of
Volld MvflSUri* B y ( ■r , lti-f 111
— - - -—
. —
FORDS, Huicks, Oldsmobilea, Onkone or more additional Circuit Judges .
P e o p le F r o m I*Itr
landa,
Dodge,
Cole
8,
Overland.
For
Superintendent
of
Public
InstrurWhen
others
are
idle,
we keep mov
F R E D R. W IL S O N
in Judicial Circuits having more than
A ltd N e a r
ing;
there’s
a
reason
for
it.— Q U IC K
I
Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These
tion. State of Florida
Seventy-five Thousand population.
-------A T T Q R N E Y -A T -L A W
FRVIt K T R A N S F E R . Phono 489.
4
cars nre Into models, and have been re- W S t'ttwthon
>21
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J8t*' Jacksonville, Nnvemlier l* Judging
The rial leason is, we givo S E B finished, making them very desirable
-------*s“
'*0 from the voluntary ti-stinioinuls which ,., ...
,
Flint National Rank ItuildiriK
\ H E. That * our
middle
nama,
cars to prospective buyers, and the For Railroad Commissioner, State of
people all over the country are giving
SANFORD
FLO RID A prices are right, with easy terms. f>
Phone IPS.
104-Th-FrI-3at
Florida
Proposed Constitutional Amendment j RECUMA, this wonderful preparation
and 7 passenger*.— R. & O. Motor Co.
Hudson Hurr
|s- to Section 3 of Article XVI, relating is doing more good fur ^sickly, weak
N O TIC E
201) Park Ave., Sanford. Fin. Distrib-'
(> Cnmpbell
l ,'r' -to lime of the payment of Salaries of end run-down people than anything
utor* for Hupmobilc and Lexington
-------State Officers, authorizing tho pay- ever heard of.
On November the 10th I shall b#
cars. "W e carry the porta."
C H E L L E M A IN E S
Lor Representative to the Legislature tm.nt of such Snlnries pionthly instead
"I have been dreadfully weak, nerv140-tfc |.’,,rt,st Lake
ous. and run-down" most of these n,nl,tJ*,,l to advance my prief at
‘J • of quarterly.
LAW YER
^ I wood one dollnr por cord.
300 folks say, in explaining their
------Vcs
— Court House FOR S A L E — C melody saxophone
s
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,
This advance in price is made necOOgood nsChew. fl'JO tukes it, half
For County Commlsaioncr
til turn. And invarinbly (the qext thing
1
No
mry to meet the cost of cutting Itnd
they say " I began to notice improve
caah, balance 10 per month. R, J.
District No. 1
hauling, and no orders will be a9««p<
Examined
Classen Designed Holly, Herald Office.
merit after the first few doses of ItH170-6tp u j ( nietlsne
pi.’i Proposed
. ---------- Constitutional
------------------ Amendment
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,
.
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ed after that date, except at the now
. o
/ « ,i i .in - i
UMA and by the time they took ip .
.
,
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District No. 2
to Section 3 of Article \ 11, relating to
’ ...........
,
price. JH. if) per card.
o
Henry McLaulin, Jr., FOR S A L E — Hosier and Cays’ paint*
,l
,
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i
few
bottles
of
ItK-t
U-MA
thev
were
,
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.
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and varnishes at Sanford Novelty John Mcisrh
' number of members of the Senate and
All orders iin hatul prior to Novem*
O p t D.
well
Works, Sanford agents.
183-tfe
District No. 3
House of Representatives, providing
l«-r tenth will bo filled at present
A griut
great mans
many i>
«>f Ithese
Optlclan-Optometrini
fur thirty-eight members o f the Sonn s 1 cases re
" ‘ .,rjfc
Kill /.niitiger
311 East First f l t r ^ t
Hanford. F I . ™ K M E K S - Y o u can get seed be<1
ate and that ( ’oimties having
One L ar
" r,‘ '* are almost unbelievable Pro- ,
<l(||
y S. VERNAY. ^
District No. I
_____________________________________ fram-- and irrigation plugs at tfc,le who have suffered the tortures of
\\ tierle|
Hundred Thousand or more population
— ----------------- ,-^ r
ii iiiiii I, ilistn'--, malaria, nervous
District N o 'i
hall
luivo
f
t
>
ji Repres* n( at iv i s each,
We
are
n I he business, fo f
tha
E L T O N J. M O U G H T O N FDR S \N"v
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in---, i iri-iinurt isirl headnda
im.isti
I ,K in a i r . - ill l.tingw....I I ri15-■l 1
i ft
h1u
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> t eiiitiek having 1hi f t y1 i lioilsa nd a to I
l l l ’ sINFSS
Ql ■It’ K 1
S E R V IC E
|1.1o-n are I ■mi o' I. - *t )|ef ,1i1III. fils
A R C H IT E C T
i i net of I it o\e und <tratigi a vi
i •.1 in.... I h.tli ' ’ lie Ilundt'il thousand
R \ NSI I R Rhone 198.
for years, seem
gel rein f from the
h 1-s, S E. I I nf N F. t ,i i f S \V
Hoard o I I'utilir Instruction
population shall have three Represen
UM-Th-Frl-Sat
Room 7, Miller Illdg.
\er\ start
____
______
Tims,
I l Set , 3r>, Twp 2tt. Range !L',
De-inct No I
tatives each; Counties having Ten
N.m from th. '.i-ii RF ' t M V ,s
E N T IR E F A M I L Y H A D ••FLU•,
SANFORD
FLO RID A I Havter
112 1no i I
I A ill,.iin
1fiLi'istuid I tie Hundred and n*»t more
*•'
i
king
almost
in
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a.
uloit«
•
haitges
"
'K e e p right on using Foley’s Hon- '
District No. 2
t)i.oi lliiity nunisand population shall
I * lit S A I I . \ good pialiii, )i• 0 e is
in
the
.oiiditloti
<
>
f
siek,
weak,
run
gy
and Tar. It will give you quick i
~ E . F. DIO L A H A V E . Jr.
•i have two Representative* each, and
light
I ante ills I '.I h l . f r>. •■r \, < el < A Dallas
down
and
suffering
people,
it
seems
relief,’
said the doctor, when the e
Architect and Engineer
I
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r
ic
r
N
ie
,t
, ] < •--mt ics lla Vmg *i ■. tIi iti Ten
• i v \ vI . ' .Iliful d I la
I '2 I ot |
tli
"tig looked L„ ii lo f lia. been tire family had the “ flu". Never l»W
15 yenrs experience in Residence, Cn
i
I II. ill, -m
) hniisirtid l ive Hutt'ltei population
Mi ami .... '
rage, Storage-Warehouse, Mill Con LI.KM \ NI . N I W W I N C
found
anything so good," writes Mra, A . B.
.(mil brv-o one Kepi e-i-ot al in- eiloh
eg
a.p
ii
l
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ai
i.i
'i
it
on
n'
struction, Re enforced Concrete Struc
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Griffith. Andrews,' Ind.
N ejlt
Proposed ( oust it ill Miii.i I \nirml inini
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1
tores, Hotels, and Office Huildings I' Mi
M • . U . ,,
\| i f i u . ■ '
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11
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i
m.
.ii.
in.
id
n
roughs
and
colds
often
lead
to
serioufl
■. t ■ |n if \ 11,■ \ II. n ■' rig
\
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O, Itox 112f> Phone 339 1. 2. Sanford
1 |,
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I'll. i 1uiie . and i ontplications
Foley's
Honey and
In,i dun i ■ r ir . ■• r \ dv
Tar gives quick relief
Free from
b u
iu
^
grains
(ioml h ti" lit It-' iso
Fxrel
FOR UKNT
i it i * \ n i m : n 1 m i i f opiates ( ingredients printed on tha
• V.f I....I Ilg Ili'l f -llll.g
J 0,10 • to
I 11R I I I II" ||,.< 1.
wrapper) largest selling cough Rlfdt
uilrii.ol
station,
stotes.
ciioto
h, school
11.1
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ltd
F"'
FI i
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t n-t y on i d fot nipplii--, stationery um e in the world. Sold everywhere.
lioum hold f'ltnilure nod farming
• I •I ,
I < I .I I
■' t ■. <' 1I1 e d
a i l L" I < ■I- at the He I il'l of f lie
I <111 S VI I
Re. I • pi . IWa.'' i
Se'
Ad V
ih tool* null.ded i2.2.>(i
f 1.7'al t a iJi
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k«'s. that ijy <r v utn- will enjoy, ' •id their Bazaar Halo Pec. 1st and 2nd
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I A Nt Y GROCERIES
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mg a t'ity I 'otiinussintter for the t ity ■
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C L E A N IN G , D Y K IN G , A L T E R IN G
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FOR REN 1 l nfurtit-lu d up.i11incut
Work cnled for and delivered
Ferndnle Apartments, dll.'i F L'iist Uirotigh, they ate so catchy;,, and
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all I)a\ Salurdav. Noveniher I lilt. Armistice Day
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new home Itef'Ue lumb. r gets anv
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Wasting house Lights and Appliance- higher
Plans and estimates furnish
New Line of Fixtures
Novelty Works.
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Orer Seminole County Hank
For Justice of Supreme Court
Sea Jefferson It. Browne
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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
:: NOTICE OF ELECTION [
123 West First Street
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SANFORD N0VKLTY
WORKS
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Contractor and Builder
SANFORD
F LO R ID A
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NOTICE
Mrs. J. B.
Cnlder lias
has opened
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opened n
a taxi
and Information bureau nt tho Vnldez
Hotel, with Mrs.
Mrs. L.
L. Bourdreaux
Bourdreaux in
in
■■ charge, concerning all trains and boats
In and! out o f Sanfonl. Special court « » y shown to the public. Cull us for
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drives of all kinds, Boot parties our
specialty. Phone 229 for information.
Phone 44. *
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N-nvr'ii-iuer
M|< Stuart and Mr
Ilnthne wet
ho-ti sses
The ladies were especially pleased
p, have with them Mrs I mlor t ur
lett, Child Welfare rhunniun of the
county, who gave an interesting and
instructive m count of the work car
flat or Iu d i t , desirable loiution \d
ried on in Heuiinole county schools,
dress "L S ’ care Herald office, Sail
192 tfc 'specially In the Geneva si hool. Mrs
Flu.
f(,nl
,
Curlett was followed by Mrs. Jennie
W A N T E D A lease and option on a r|j|rJ.
Bph(it|| „ „ „ „
nf Seminn,0
truck farm of not les^ than twenty (.ou|)ly
A „ miI(he„ of thc school
more than forty n<r»s, equ ppei i c-hildrcn had lieety invited to meet
with flowing well not more than five Mrs. Clork, who told them how to
miles from Sanford. Prefer fi form help her in her school work.
which has been used for growing cel
Mrs. John Lconnrdi, state chair
ery. Will not consider any farm un man o f Child Welfare, who was also
less It in located on a public road. Will present, gnvc a most interesting talk
want possession immediately. Write on calisthenics In the school, also the
description of property and location County Federation work. A most de
and lowest annual rent to Republican lightful social hour followe<|, the la
dies serving delirious lunch and enko.
Trucking Compnny, Tifton, Ga.
189-12tc
The League will give a book social
Friday evening, November tenth.
DEANE TURNER
I'oy• with win ei, 327 San
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FOR M l E 11"U s e and twu lot*, MMl
I’altin-M". otle of tim i'osl locations
in town
I M Garrett.
192 *>tp
W A N T E D TO R E N T I'ermunent, .7
or I room unfurnished apartment,
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FOUND Locket brenst pin, gold and MAN, white, wants work on fruit
farm or grove
Stale pay
P <2?
Mack border, initials on hack "I A
• are Herald olfi. e
19 I lip
Braids of hair mnubv- Found
M" f Magnolia ave. Owner can h a .
STRD U T F \RM \(.FNCY
! nnrn«same by paying for ad ut Herald of
113 Magnolia Ave.
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nnlv j Lakeside farm and grove of 20c
Second
8 / iX ll,
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20 ncres. Severn! acres heavy.
50c per 1,000, while they Itlflt, at black loam, best of soil for vegetables
Herald office.
t l Istrawberrics, pears, plums, guavas,,
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I* The situation wfldch finds the equipmen! and resouaces o f the Anmrican
R e 4 Cross again engaged in reiievi n g ' t h e suffering* attendant upon
war with the efficiency and generosity tt-i»t in iho World War was a
marvel to all the nations, lays a
gieater obligation also upon Ameri
, aa-i i viTyuh re durwy; the Roll ('all
to endorse nervines to nil
mankind
with th« ir m c natives and their meml***i -hip fees
The Roti t 'nil is a call
t
day it with names and with dotl.ii- ’ a- .1 t*i *-n it, a** in the World
W ar times, with patriotic fe r v o r ,f o r
year Red Cross.
l or as " i V i u e hath its victories no
lc«** renowned than war,” so must
the .American Red Cross have its re
•oinr* e> from the strength of its
membership to go onward in the work
committed to the organization by the
American people.
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A ltOAI) TO HE AVOIDED
The editor of the Orlando Sentinel,
who is one o f the few fortunate Flor
ida newspaper men able to take n va
cation ■occasionally, recently returned
from a trip to the north, traveling in
his ear, and he devotes a wide-mensere column to denunciation of the con
iiition o f the principal route into tile
state from the northeast. Me declarer^
" It is a disgrace to the name of the
And tomorrow is a big day
. And every thing will be closed ex '«»ile f-*r which a nullum people are
cept the Daily Herald olThc
working with all the energy of mind.
,
*
o _____ U «ly anil money. If the state road deWhich means that people can get pnrlment cannot function, if Nassau
"fclong without everything except the county is so poor it cannot work the,
daily paper on Armistice Day.
road, if Jacksonville is s o 'destitute of
_________o__________
boosters that it cannot assist in clear*
Illinois lias a new wrinkle to work mg the road and putting it into shape
on the people.
They will pass tjie then all this talk of building a greater
bonus hill with the priviso Mint the Florida is all poppycock.”
money copies from a tax on light
Now that is a serious indictment. (
wines and brer**
No chance
not and indicates that ••11r brother must
even ui Illinois
have had sumo w ry trying experienc ^
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Indeed he declares that " A t Inst,
Retail food costs show an increase, after agony and wailing, after gnash- (
Wo can always look for increases in ir.g of springs, after
cussing
and
food along almiit Thanksgiving time, moaning, after bruised hands and xtilf ,
High prices are what make Thanks legs ho gets a good road and breezes (
giving so appropriate we are thank* inly Jacksonville, the largest city in {
ful for what we receive even for Florida, a physieul and mental wreck,
that little hit
“and a fit subject for an undertaker.”
------------o----------Something should be done about it ’ ^
The Republican stronghold in Mich
If the xtory of the experience** of 1
igan wt»* * < rtainlv invaded by the Mi......ltt**r **f the Sentinel m widely *
Democrats this time, and they car read it’s safe to assume that very few 1
ried off everything that was not nail drivers Wi l l attempt to travel
that 1
ed down.
Michigan seems to have road
1
had enough of the piutinratu reign
Noting the promise of the c hairman *
and New In rry t«Tn
of the stale road department that he *
------------0---- -----is arranging to put 71) convicts
at
The Yurks have cut the cables to work on the rmid in the near future,
the Near Fn**t
Now if the 1 ntted the Sentinel man declares that 7,000 *>
States could cut all communication to men are fieede‘1 to
toil it ingood con N
the Near Fast arid kep them cut for dition
Tampa Times
several years, we would l*e tiiat much
[,,-t him stay al hutni1, where then*
to the good
Hither Wipe out the ;jr„ g (),„j j , mds all the time
a
RUD < R< i>S Nt, \ IN (N NN \li
WORK
All (ireparatlons bad iieen made for
the Annual Roll Call o f the American
Red 1 ro s e , w h it h must necessarily
be completed long in advance of the
opening of the tarnpaign, because the
t hai'ti"
»* * 1 ■• *r v n*t.iiti.t t tie
' r<>«» n -1 heir 'luarutit-ousiy approv
ed and the work of Roll Call organi
zation begun with the purpose of
gaining a membership of 5,000.000
uni* v
and had a grand opening Wednesday
nighf. She announced the place kvould
be run” as a first class amusement
resort and no drinking or liquor would
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1*3
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fcn
In tolerated on the grounds.
November 11th is knocking at our doors. And what a flood
of memories is rushing upon us. Whistles are blowing; distant
hells are ringing; neighbors are rushing up ami down the streets
crying t* each other; ninny mothers and wives have gone alone to
weep for my. The news has come that the enemy is defeated and
ponce is in sight. The boys who have not fallen will soon come
hi nk
And that day \ye celebrate tomorrow. Will the celebration
lie shallow and superficial, or will it reflect the spirit of the men
of this county and cit/ whose bodies sleep on the battle fields of
Europe ? Were we mistaken? Was there really after all no cause
for w ar?
i f so, these men died in vain. Not so. however. The
civilisation of the world was being assautled. Men and women
were no longer safe. Not one plan for progress could be project
ed with promise. Virtue was being outraged, and darkness was
settling down upon us. It was then that the heart of America re
sponded and our women, and our men answered humanity's call.
And some o f these men did not come back. They did well their
part in making Armistice Day possible.
Will the* celcbrntion of tomorrow reflect the spirit o f these
men? W ill the celebration foster the cause for which they gave
their lives? I f our plnns are made for our own revelry, we only
mock the spirit of Campbell and Lossmg. If the citizens o f •Sem
inole county, ami the citizens o f Sanford do not celebrate tomor
row in the spirit o f the men who left home and gave their lives to
save civilization* and preserve virtue, the hanging of flags over
our doors, and the placing of aw repth at the foot of the monu
ment erected in the memory of our nu n w ill he but a sham.
Let the spirit of the men who cr.li-ted, and the spirit of the
men who diil well their part in making the privileges of this day
possible he fostered in the celebration of tomorrow.
Pa
lllT l'IiX S
wiai toreign go,*!* Bf(
coyntrj’ in incrtca.ing
evidenced by th»
appraisers’
Y ork.
SHOW
AN
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naritili,
ft*
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IN C R E A S E
OF
AN M il! *1
IM PO RT T A X E S
Shipping 1 T
awaiting 1nf,.rt
f ill\
it'' . ■
r * oiMi.uUU inis ttscni year from import aground otT \
*•* 1tnxes, nr about $100,000,000 more] teen days
\
* * limn ever before in the nation's his- eeived by MiP Jo
tory, was foreenst today by customs ton said that t
officials. This is on the basis o f re by Inspector* ^3 turns under the netv tariff «ct for a Samuel Tayl.., 1
* * month r.m) a half of its operation and 1there today
],
* * the
almost
unprecedented
income immediate a. t 1
which immediately preceded enact- the C. S s t e m
^
ment of the Fordney-McCumber stat- upon receipt „ f
f ^ a i t e . when there were heavy with- it is warranted .
"3 drnwnls from bonded warehouses and* Jacksonville wit
a rush pf imports so ns to nvoid the cation «.1 susp.
*3 higher duties carried in the new law. Jacksonville Jou
The actual revenue for the first
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month of the operating for the pro S IL V E R C l ’ PS
•Mi toctive measure was $40,R68.2GC, or*
FOI
at the rate o f neaarly $.100,000,000 a j
!*a ve'ar Offieinls said this was the first'
The beautiful
nu time
that
customs
receipts
had rived for Armist
*3 renrnhi'd $40,000,000 in the month i played in tin- w
n'ter enactment o f a new tariff. They Fnultn where t
The Herald delivered.
in -
S A V IN G S
We Pay 1% Interest on Savings Acrount.
< horpening expects to visit in Cleve1land ami other jiyints during her ab1sen* e.
i
Mr and Mrs. Hal Colbert and little
sons. Role and Jim, are at I’ort Tamyia visiting relatives. Mr. Colbert is
ronv alescing from dengue fever.
1 The Celury avenue circlo of J’ resbyI trnan ladies met with Mrs. C. Hoyce
Iti‘l! last Thursday afternoon.
At
the conclusion of the business meet
IN S ID E M A'l'HH W A \ S
I ! trschi.
tog Mrs Hell served dainty refresh
Mr and Mr** Elmer Lundquist and ments
ented children with J E I.undqutst and AnA party of East Sanford young
vh.ich gust Swanson took a long auto tri[>
folks spent an evening last week with
con- Sunday to see Hilm er l.undijuisl and
the newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. How*
i- in wife, passing through T ig e r Hay, Fort
,j ard Flynt, in Geneva, at their atfrom 'M ea d e and'AVaurhulta, returning home
tmotive little "Honeymoon Cottage.”
these tip* same day
Don McDonald "has accepted n p o s i
>
a
Mr* A lfred Kricson and baby w* re tion with F. F. Dutton, same job Santhem tailing in Crapeville Tuesday at the d\ Anderson hebi s<> long ns Mr Dut
' *lis homes of Mrs West Ntrs Swan-011 ’ *i(ji's right hand man
r " "it an*! \D - (taHing* r
Mrs
Wiley Wilson’s tnick was
.rila
Mr alui Mrs llladiiers and two 1hi! *1 lipped of everything the thieves
bejdreli tft .Mclhourne, were
overnight could carry olf Hallowe'en night, so
runs- guests nt the home o f Mr. and AJrs- the rejiort is. .She with her four lit
r af- West, going on to Orlando Friday.
tle children are living rlt Hambono
j th£
Rev. C. F. Wahlhorg will he here Junction on Sanford avejiuc.
for (irenehing Sunday at 10:3(1 in ‘ The five-months-old infant of Mr.
1 Waterways As Sweilish am) at 7 :itl m English at the and Mrs Fulton o f Cameron City was
in
1tin * , lias Lutheran church
buried Sunday The baby had been
1k.1t I" r* -il l in
Rev I Kurd and wife wen* gue-t*. ill shoo birth They have the sym
j'.iMiy o f manv friends
Ibis 1* line wentioT for l|lo crops,
and t iii) sh**w it. Everything is suid
to he two weeks behind time from
the excessive rains
They will soon
( lie ahead with the fine weather now
furnished us. Cutworms are working
, in some celery and the blackbirds
and their friends are nt work just as
is her surest Guide. E very woman who has n
call at this Hank instinctively calls again.
Personal attention, exjiert advice and
Hanking facilities make inis an ideal banking
women.
ASK A B O U T
ON Y O l'R N E X T C A L I
The Seminole County Bank
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A
S T R E N G T H --------------- PR O G R E SS--------------- SERVICE
Don’t Spoil
your
B a k i n g s
Don't waste expensive ingre
dients — don't w orry about
results — don’t try to find a
leavener that is as dependable,
pure and wholesome as
CALUMET
the
Economy
BAKING POWDER
It has no equal regard-,
less o f the price you pay.
It is used by the majority of
American housewives. Its sales
fire over one hundred and fifty
per cent greater than the n ext
largest selling brand o f baking
powder. Buy it— try it— use i t
A pound can o f Calumet containm
fnU 16 ounces. Some baking pow-*
iers come in 12 ounce instead o f 16
mnee cans, L j son you get a
found when you want it
�m
[PKR1> DAIGER, Society Editor
Phone 2I7-W
>a fcave any frlrnda t UIMo* yo
— a n Kolaa -n /nkrr* sr coming
r „ , ,, <gu a r « r a t a r t a l a t a * . w r i t
.1 rar/•Irpboo^
f« •
4ini®
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ar I r l e p f c o a e
ally a p p r a e la lr O .
[ SOCIAL C A L E N D A R
ja y — Cecilian Music Club will
at the studio o f Mrs. Fannio
tison at 3:15 p. m.
jyi—Westminster Club will meet
Mrs. Henry Purdon nnd Mrs.
Smith at the home of tiie foron Palmetto avenue, ot 3:00
j St. Agnos Guild will meet
^he home of Mrs. R. W. Pearimgi,
on West First street, at 3:30
effigy
.f V-4 •'•’ ‘ ••»
form ing a pretty back ground for thin!
assemblage of guests.
During the afternoon an exception
ally interesting game of bridge m e
played, the prize for high si ..re
among the Merrie Matrons wii* made
by Airs. David Caldwell while
in«
higlr score
sc
among the
Fortnightly
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" <>' held by Mrs. I,. I’
Mi • nib r
Roth were given silk lingeri.
W as Noted ( Iul» Woman and Last Survivor of the
A t the •onelu
II of Ih. • lit 1 g urn
Original Founders of the I). A. K.
Mrs. Knight
*'l .1 di
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course followed by- an
an ter • 111IT t*
(Ily The Associated Press)
The guests fur the
the al (rrittKin WOT U
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Nov. 10. - a Rev’ iiii: onaary soldier; hi r grandMesdantes I.. I M i' ili.'lr. F
K
MARY SMITH LOCKWOOD,
' FOUNDER-OF DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
M m > S m i t h i iM-kvvinni, fo under
Koumilhit, Fran
Mi b r, 1 has. Fed
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f
the
D u i g b ' i - r . o f the A u u -r ic a n a
der, 1). I,. Thrasher
IT. Dll VI. 1 < aid well
Ri
vuliit
i
'i 11 1•-■ ! \ e sterility at a hasR. J. Holly, W I I ahgley. II.
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a
l
hi
t
i. it w .i - h art i d to d a y
S he
Lewis, Fred Wal-ma '
F
Il^nry,
« :i. '.m \ear - •old
George Hishop, A M l itis, A it. Wal
lace, I). P. Drummond and Hal Wight , M r v Mary s, I m kwood, "Little
dotlier t" lh*
Daughters of the
\merican
Revolution,*'
was the last
i EVERY WEEK BRIDGE Cl.I ll
A m ong the delightful social affairs survivor of the little group of eigh
o f yesterday, was the bridge party ' te, n won" ’" I'-’Ariotg who organized
given by Mrs. W. J. Thigpen nt her th,,t ,MM,y " M,r“ ,hl*n ,llirl>‘ years ago;
home on P.,rk avenue, the guests he‘‘ D1**- h«*r »v «r ly f>*ll century
i) Pipe Organ 6 jub will meet
jth Mrs. Orien Farrcl nt her home
dig the members of the Every Week "
’,h,‘ " "
" f thv
!,c
[ palmetto avenue nt 3 o'clock.
Bridge Club
,
tive members of the organization si
lather
Blink
fought
’ •• l.v
War.
cording to the Metropolis. It seems
that the noople of Miami Reach 1 aro
determine)! to niake (he place
most
attractive, and have secured the intcrested work of a great many people by
. . ,h“‘
until her last days she easily remcm
k*
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Fared and vividly pictured tales of
F*,rt Lauderdale has a steam luun''.iltles fought near the city, and ° f <|,y, and is well pleased over J^e fact,
tin- panic following the Confederate
||, ra!d a few days ago told of tho
agam-t Washington and Hal I ■pell mg i f the laundry and say* that
t int ol e
Aside from her memoirs and pulit:i! writings, she has produced *ev■* 1 volumes which give a clear and
| 'ac t history rtf Washington and of
be many imtahl-s who have lived
-■'d worked there
Her book on the
t is equipped with miaierit machinery
and will be an addition to the busmihis
of the city. The enterprise
shows ^
that Fort Lauderdale is growing rnpuj|y ami has rome to demand all tho
op to dale conveniences of a big city.
h,st his 11f m the battle of
U* ' k. in which Iwr father ulso
and her husband. Henry
—I Was .1 »|.billT III ihe t'ivil
t
i! was to an ontpati ;/Thiii on
historic
names
..f
the
city
Is
regard
With
a
|n-rtvd
of favorable weather
1 f ,K• way to tho front that *he
>d
#«
an
authority.
ln
j,f(,Bpeit
now,
the work of picking
Dt * ' NVajihiiigton. whirr *lu* lived
Mrs
I
.ink
wood
is
survived
-Jvy
no
St.
Lucie
county's
citrus fruit crop
f,,r ,h t■"t>.under o f her life
cidose
relatives.
Her
daughter,
Miss
has
already
started
and
within another
Her father was a leader in the
Lillian M. latckwood, formerly Huai- week several of the large
parking
Whig party, hut later became a Re
ness manager o f the I). A. It. tnaga- houses of the county will be in fuu
a great deal of reading with him,
fine, died several years ngo, nnd her operation
publican, and the daughter, who did
I
husband has been dead almost half n
r ,w "J
" 1 lhat
century
*
I he construction work of the Okeeparty. When, in 1HKO, the first Re
cboltee-Miami extension of the F'loridft
U
t U,h
Winded.
Arrangements for a prize
flower Fust Coast Railway will begin on or
«he ttecnme a charter member.
garden contest ami distribution of, about January 1st, contingent upon
V
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Fight y a r n later sh was deep irr ... , ,
,
. ,
. , ,
>-■00 for the most beautiful I vvers at authority of the United States governth task ,.f promoting and managing
,
. .
the
, Miami Reach Hre planned by
theiment, which authority is expected
...
, „
,
the fir * Imernatnmal t mined of .,
,
, ,
,
t number of t ummeroo of Miami ac- |daily
in tins work she met for
Women
Jthe fir*t
mi . h prominent women
Quantities of lovely field (low ers, n w r i ,,,>
(h:' lime " f ht' r ,a3t illT
J. Mayd, o f Tampn, was among
ness.
were
artistically
used
in
the
rooms
usiness visitors here- yesterday.
Not only was Mis Lockwood iden
where tile Card tables were at ranged
ind tho
the
Tlie hours passed quickly in the ah
f" * ' 1 w,,h th,‘ f" » n,l,ng and
A, M. DcForrest Is now occti
her lovely country homo west o f ! Borbing game of bridge and when i,r,,Kress •>{ the D A R hut she vvns
scores w.-re counted it was found that " " "•live figu re in the Womens Re
______
Mrs. Forest Lake held high score and. ''nb'uati Organization, m il aim. a
wmb awarded n hand made guest towll, r 'bron.des of as
Fu - ... I! Anthony, Mrs. Mayll Grnbt, o f Jacksonville, spent
pi
1Washington history, especially dtplo Wright S-wel! and Miss Rachel Fosda> here yesterday attending tu
'Refreshments consisting of
salad n,n,U an,i V " ' " ' ™ ' - h«v e placed her ter.
Hess.
course
followed
by
an
ice
course
w ere' 'VC" UP 0,1 ,l"• f " 1,s of " liters.
, While the life tjf Mrs. Lockwood
I
"
served
at
the
conclusion
of
the
game.
Mary
Lockwood
was
tsirn
nt
Chauhas been replete with many interestami Mrs. FrnnV Davis, of Tam______
tautpin, N. Y , in IH31, a daughter of ing accomplishment*, the outstanding
Ire spending a few days here nt
W E TH EK KI |,-III \K K
i the famous Fmith family, founders of work of her eureer was the founding
Montezuma.
Smith College.
Her ancestors were, " f the D A. It.
The many Tampa friends of Robert
warriors
Her
great
grandfather was
The organization is frequently rcI! Lewis, o f Atlanta, made his M. Wotherell, son of Mrs. (). D. Wethi
ferred
b* as ‘'something Hannah Ar
er»-ll,
of
this
city,
will
he
interested
'
----Iquartcrs nt the Montezuma yes
his beautiful artist vv ifi “ Mrs Mm nett slit-ted, for the reason that senav while in tho city on business. i to leurn of Ins marriage to Miss Ma
-------; he I M. Hlake, of Arcadia, which was Dowell. Widow of Kdwanl Mm Dowell, 'itlient looking toward the creation
Sarah/E. Wheeler, of Lakeland,jquietly solemnized in St. Augustine, *1'"* "tht-i noted people. Mrs
Wight of a patriotic hiuiy to commemorate
the part
played by women in the
tobl interesting stories of each
of
[the guest yesterday of Mrs. W.-J. Sunday, November 5.
Revolutionary
War* was crystallized
Mr, and Mrs Wetherell are now at .them, especially mentioning a Mrs.
fp»n at her home on Park aveby tile publication of Mr* Lockwood's
home to their friends in Sanford, Lirhelherger, musician, teacher and
story of "Hannah Arnett.”
where Mr. Wetherell is associated in [composer whom she met. Mrs. LichThis heroine, according tn the
Keiffer. who is with the Drry- husiness with the F F. Dutton Pro elherger personally presented Mrs.
rtory,
broke in upon a meeting of
duce
Co,
t
Wight
with
copies
of
two
of
her
com
i& Lang Co., of Philadelphia, is
American
leaders who were consider
Mr
Wetherell
is
a
former
resident
positions.
"The
Grapevine
Swing
and
city today attending to busiof Tampa, hut has been making his '"Dream of the Flowers.” These com ing terms 'if surrender in 177ti, when
____
home in Satifurd for the past tw.. positions were charmingly
rendered the Hrit’ -h had settled before Eliza
bethtuwn and defeat faced the coin
K Dickson, of Atlanta, repre- j year*. The bride is a must attractive bv two of Mrs Fannie S Munson's
rusts.
The indignant, scornful worn
ling the M. C. Kiser Shoe Co, is young woman ■.f Arcadia. Their larjfe young piano students. The Crape
art.
Ill
ar
elegaant appeal, shamed the
.swing being
living played
played by
by
|he itytoday calling on his local number of friends will mute in
w ish vvine
im‘ Swing
Mary
discourag'd
nn-ti into action and con
Ditiipu Hidtrii Morse, mid "Dream of the
much happiness
lllg them
vinced H i'm the Amertcans rolibl win
h
lowers
being
piaved
by
I'eurle
Rob
bune
»
■ut in the etui if they were loyal and
♦ son
L, Harville, representing
the
patient
A
messagi
to
tins
department
from
mtirk Mfg. Co., of Danville, Vn,, U t e R i i U N m i s i u r a
At the time her story was publish
Mrs W A Sessions, state chairman
in tho city yesterday calling on
odd,
Mr* Lockwood was the propri
of Music, F F W
was read bylocal merchants.
etor
of a - hoarding house in Wash
Mrs. Henley
In this fine pajver Mrs
ington
It was it popular gathering
Sessonis gave the object for which the
II L. Threadcrnft, representing the
place
for
the leading' celebrities of
music department of the Federation i.s
tphen Putney Shoe Co., of Rich
Die
naboial
capital, among whom
pnd. Va., was among the out-of fca
ftx striving iirid nit outline of the work w r e (Inieral and Mrs John A Lo
which each music department should
m business visitors here yeatergun. ami it was nt this house in DIDO
be undertaking' if it is doing its share
that the group of eighteen women
toward the realization of the object
( Vl.ENHWt
met and founded the nation w'ide or
of the Federation, of which it is a
Mr nnd Mrs. Charles Samson and Wednesday W elfare Department wii!
der that now numbers fore than 17*J,
unit
and Mrs. Weed, of Chicago, are
meet at -'t 3U p in Subject " I urn
uiru women Minting its members
Visitor* front Geneva as w-eli as
^>e. ted to nrrive here tomorrow and
munlty Service "
The society was made national in
Sanford enjoyed this inspiring pro
spend a week as the guests of
scope instead of being organized by
gram with the department.
Charles Fedder enroutc to Mi !
states, and its success was instaanta
MUSIC D E P A R T M E N T
A business session followed, during
Menus.
Mr*
Benjamin
Harrison,
The second program of the series
which it was decided that the fine
mistress of the White House ut the
•if five programs arranged fur this
adaptation from the favorite opera
MRS. K N I G H T E N T E R T A IN S .
I lflirt'. Wits 1*1 *l'h I lirst president
season by the Music Department of
"Madame Butterfly '* (the
mnsterThu ftr^t conference of re
IMi - George Knight was the grtu the Woman"* 1 bib was given in the ....... of Pm i mil wlit-'li Is available,
j.*i i ' \%tix * rtiL'fi L Mr- lla rii-"ii in
hostess yesterday
afU-rnoon I .lib H . I \\ I dtiodft V November *.
prcsi-l l e d ulidi I 1)0 rtll'-JU- i‘ v "f
i’ li ” " f tin
I
‘ Jt ml t h«* ! i r Mr* \\ S
Meidey,
-be entertained at bridge at her .it t 10 |i m
li*
M u s e I a jut11 ini nt a s vi .mii ,ia
r,
1
i/.iition
M
iiH
1
1
Id
pi
M rtsinngtop
Bn oil Magnolia avenue, the guests i liainn.il: ,,f the Depitrtno-lit. presid date • an be fused upon by Du
unmit
i
rt
l
■
'*,1
2
ing the members of the Merrie Mu ed.
toIn addition t<» her work with Jjiu lJ.
The paper "Echoes of the Chautau
ons and Fortnightly bridge clubs,
A
, Mrs. laockwood took n promiqua
Biennial"
by
Mrs.
Wight,
proved
lere were four tables of players.
N O TICE
nrttl pnrt in the fight fur t-quiil sufto
he
a
discourse
tin
the
musical
side
The dainty color motif of pink and
f ru. , (nit When the f r i le r n l e m m t it u t'-n was emphasized in the decorn- o f the biennial convention, replete
All l.cgmii membpr* are reqin-Httsi tint iv u s urn -tiili-il tu p e rm it vmnien
with
information,
vivid
descriptions
iti- and details of this pretty party,
latnl tu \ " t e . she
-i-ti tu paruib- with army iTutlit'* » r • ivil thr g'limit till
friend' v humor
Having
it * ruses combined with ferns he and
etljuy
-i|
tin
p l iv i h -t e fu|- she
tan
i
lutbi-*
By
ipipir-it
uf
l.rglon
m
v
li , l ii-bntic- n* Mr* It
lg effectively used in the rooms rand luard
been a r- *n|ent uf U a s h m g to n
luiiunitti-v
IH
'J
tf
hint
I
b'frbiw
I
ii-u
rati'
in
is
i
i ' t i the card tables were placed. II A Beit
i
I
so long she had forfeited the right of
franchise.
The memoirs of Mrs. Lockwood,
dating from the time she aceempained her husband to the capital dur-
•••
ARMISTICE DAY
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1922
C A M P B E L L -L O S S IN C POST NO. 53
Sanford, Florida
1
H:.'{()— Logionares Meet at Court House With Band.
1
9:00— Memorial Exercises at Central Park-—T)r. King, Speaker—
Placing Wreath.
10:00-— Street Parade— Decorated Floats, 151th Infantry
Lodges, Prizes awarded for best Flouts.
Band,
11 :30— Exhibition I>rill hy National (Liard on Bulkhead.
12:o<)—Chow-Chow, 2fn‘ per plate on the hulk head.
1:110
Speaking at Court House.
2:00— Athletic Events— Tug-of-War, Oviedo vs. Lake Monroe.....
: WOMAN’S CLUB :
:
colum n
:
I
PROGRAM,
Boy Scouts, Tt’ nl Pitching; Tie, Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co.
Boy Scouts, Broad Jump; Cap, Yowell Company.,
Boy Scouts, 50-yard Hash; Knift1, Hill Hardware Co.
Boy Smuts. Signalling. Tie or Cap, Churchwell Co.
Boy Scouts. W ater Boiling; Belt. I). L. Thrasher.
Boy Scouts, First Aid; no prize, exhibition.
Men’s 100-yurd-dash ; (i> mnasinm Slums, Lloyd Shoe Store
,'i:0U
Boat Races on Lake Monr<m, Power Boats
•I :0()— Football Came— Sanford II S. vs. Daytona II. S.
ti:00— Supper Hour— Local Hotels and Restaurants.
51th Infantry Band, 10 pieces, com er
Park Avenue and Fust Street.
7 :ll()— Band ( 'oncert by
Dem onstration F ir in g with "’I'racer
8:00
Anym nut ion",
M u-
i lim e ( inn ( titnpanv
8 Bo
D a n ee
I"!Iks* • lull, Kendal <it* e ru i i n h estra
s t a r t s p r o m p t I ) at 8 :to in 12 m id n ig h t
I lancing
All Military Organizations requested Rt parade— z\mertcan Le
gion to parade in uniform, if possible.
The Cups must lm won three times for final ownership.
Silver l.o\ ing Cups donated b\ Wight Bros ’ Co.. First Nation
al Bank. Seminole C o u n t v Bank. Peoples Bank. Chase & Co., San
ford Trib k <'l imeys. Kdwanl Higgins.
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Now For the Final Week o f the
Finest Sale
We Have Ever Held!
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THIS SALE
W e A re Gaing to
OUR NEW HOME
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W ill continue until
Saturday
night, November 18th.
If you
haven't been in, we hope you'll
plan to come and share the many
E X T R A V A L U E S offered during
the f\pal week of our Removal
No. 110 South Orange Avenue, is
just two doors south of our pres
ent location and with larger quar
ters, and enlarged facilities, we
wi 11 lie in a position to give our
friends and customers better ser
vice, and better values than ever
before.
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November 20th
Sale.
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T A K E A D V A N T A G E OF
THIS OPPO RTUNITY
NOW
O R L A N D O .,
F L O R ID A
-T h o Home o f GOOD Shoe*”
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THIS SALE P 0 S IV IV E L Y
W IL L END SATURD AY
NIGHT, NOV. 18
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every
—from every man and woman who fought
,
the good fight—from every home and fireside,
there echoes PEACE and glad rejoicing on this,
r
the 4th anniversary of the Armistice.
t 'i*>
lii l lie
U
spirit
ul
this
t ati*f ul <>ccasi<>n, lot us pan si* to of for good </hei*r to every sorrowing heart, every needful soul
-'
ainon.e us.
With reverenee and humility, let us pray the Almighty’s just reward for those whose noble sacrifices
kindled anew our faith in humanity and gave Peace to a warring world.
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11 sel t ishness and lust for power still divides nations, if in the old.world Militarism has put on a different uni
form. then all tin* more homage to those hemes, living and dead, who fought and suffered for America’s ideals.
Theirs is a death less glory.
Their sacrifice brought mankind a step nearer to its glorious destiny.
For their sake and our own, let et¥ih of us
by personal influence and example, help emblazon in men's hearts, “ Peace and flood Will to All Mankind!”
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Deane Turner
Mobley’s D ru g Store
The Quality Shop
Speer & Son
Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co.
W oodruff & Watson
Valdez Grill & Dining K(inm
Kconomy (Irocery
Sanford Grocerteria
.Mcl.aulin. The Jeweler.
Edward Higgins
J. II. Ilintermister
M i-Lady’s Shoppe
Sanford Buick Co.
The W igw am
Peoples Hank of Sanford
VgiLl:
,
*.Mra. II. \V. Cnmcron, I*r*>i»rn-t«»i
Koumillat & Anderson
Southern Utilities Co.
.J. M. Dresner
Seminole County Bank
Churehwell Co.
R. C. Bower
L. P. McC’uller
W illiam s’ G arage
Vow ell & Co.
Elder Springs W ater Co.
Hell Cafe
Hill H ardw are Co.
Haunters Specialty Shop
D. L. Thrasher
Roberts’ Grocery
First National Bank
Ball H ardw are Co.
Lloyd Shoe Store
*Theo. J; Miller & Son
The Peninsular Electric Co.
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)T B A L L
SKET B A L L
S H O O T IN G
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REALM OF SPORTS
C IIA S. L. BRITT, Editor
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G O LF
B O W L IN G
T E N N IS
BO X ING
1
YOUR FIRESIDE AND
■m
■' M
BOWLS HIGH SCORE WHILE
ELMERS TAKE ONE FROM MERCHANTS
Rolls U p Biggest Total for Merchants But
Team-mates Fall by the Way-side
Merchants
armors and Merchants finishecond week o f this season's l>urdon
117 1IS
BChedule last night with tin- Rive
IS7 161 121
winning in nn easy fashion Randall
It)'.' 137 116
Ir opponents.
t
<KJ
Tylor ...
lod-busters, with n line up, Perkin.*
1II)
111
shows.up ns good as any Burdick
12H 111
the leaguo,; with the possible 0. P. Homtlun
128
05
„ of ■ the
Congrcgutitinnls,
in good form, all but one of
Tula!
rn duplicating the Champs
1
bowling over 400, piled up
Fiirmurn of 2135, enough to win the
151) 161 173
A maun
p> 206 pins.
10‘J 130 111
llerbst
n, the Farmers iron-man, car
Chapman
1-13 127 171
the high score honors, while
124 1IK 155
Couch
the Merchants dim e second,
125 11 1
Hut ridge
hapman, Couch and llerbst
05
Ludwig
itig good scores,
merchants had planned much
Total
t Doc Bowers would do for
ut have lonmed that it might
Standing of the CI uIm
, slide for him to piny tills seaWon
Lost
this is a {net thru Merchants
2
0
their best ben towards win- Men's Cluh
2
0
e pennanL-this season, even Congregiitionrils'
1
1
there are others thnt will Rotary
Farmers
1
I
heniselvcs heard from.
score for Inst night's affair is Merchants
.....
Chase 4 Co.
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id
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b
b
it) t j b
CELERY SEED
Btyt Fifteen Howlers
After Two Weeks Play
1 .irI
lii twi i o
the
Farmers and Merchants emli'd
-ltd)
And they both have the earmarks
:i(t2
of
good howlers.
00
First two weeks’ play linds Amann
jy.| at the. ttijf of averages. Chapman with
the best Hctre for any one game, the
ISti'J * bamps highest team score, and
l base & Co. with low score.
the
the order they are listed
•The Herald intends to publish the
best fifteen howlers eai h Week, and
then otne a month give the averages
nl the entire league. There are sixteen names appearing in tho list this
week on an mint of two men being
tied for fifteenth place.
The individual averages are as tub
lows:
-------
I’ennigton .li'g)
May (Metl't
la-hling’ C m g i
Knight ( h 't a r v )
IVI.allnyi i Mens I
llerbst 11 arm i
L. Itcnnud t t'g i
i Rend the
little article about th o ,Couch (Farm)
j,(t foothall Tiiednls and slip nround tn
Rennud M'g)
I 0(10 f ^e Herald office unnd drop u dollar. |[m . (M, r. iii
1.000
,r.oo,
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A little fund of fifteen or twenty
.500 dollars is all that is required to give
000 cadi „ f the players of this year’s
.■leicn a nice little watch fob with his
000
r-nimc and a football engraved oil it
And they should be recognized for
being Central Florida’s champs.
FOR THE
MOVIE FAN
isonvilc Journal.
tin- n ig ht
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f - l l on the N i le and r->
I In
sau, ■ ■
I i.v.-, thc> grexti-M thing in the w.-rhl
n di
ami
ii mi
joy
Perfectly at Home on Any Road
Duick F o u r-C y lin d e r Touring Sedan — * 1325
Combining perfect touriqg comfort, smart appearance
and economy of both initial cost and daily operation,
the Buick four-cylinder, five-passenger touring sedan
fits exactly the needB of those who wish to epjoy the
adventures of long tours in addition to the daily routine
of social and business motoring.
Five grown persons find ample room in the finely up
holstered body which is fitted with every convenience
for restful riding anS-elfortless driving. In addition
. a sturdy trunjt, outside on the rear, provides luggage
space for overland travel.
§5--VC/, s’
r o a n — a P m *. R o * d «r r. W «5; 3 r»M , Toyrin*. $A8S; 3 P m *.
Coupf, |l ITS: 5 P in .S n l*n , f t )93; I P «»». Tourtni Sedan. in JS .
f il.r j —1 P . , i . Rmxlitrf. 31173: 3 Pat*. Touring. 31193: 3 P u t.
933: 5 Pan.Sedan. 31911; ( P a w . C o u pp*«.. 31«9S.
Touring S«dan. 11935:1
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Roodi
T Pm*.'Touring, IH3
: T Pan. Prdtn, 31193; Spot* Roklttcr.
fnrtcr
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$1675.
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furtorlrt$163!: Sport T o u r p t .
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y* Pjtchat* Plan, which jwovidrt tnt
AM atuu> tha O, * f A.
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S A N F O R D B U IC K C O M P A N Y
. L . C. MOORE, Manager
When better automobiles are built, Bulclt will build them
e:
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b
",
W e close Saturday
A R M IS T IC E D A Y
(^Uitc a large gathering of golf en
try < lub yesterday to witness the
match between two of Orlando’s ntid
two of Sanford's best,
Yerhy and Rogers, iwo exceptionally good ones, were looking after
Orlando’s interests, and to say that
they did il would he putting it mild!y
Hut ut thnt they had no cinch of
it, a* Wadshrook and llrrndnn, reprosent mg the Celery City, played right
iq. to them, and although they lost,
it was by u very close score,
Both Mr Rogers and Mr. Yerhy
are in love with the Sanford course.
nnd will play in Sanford again S»turdny morning, at which time an oven
harder battle is expected.
Mr Yerhy is ohe of the best golfs
ers to piny on the Sanford course, and
In sec such men play improves the
game of the beginner This is ope of
the reasons Mr Wadslirook has in
cited miftidor* of rlnss to come here,
so that all the local members may get
sonic pointers worth having,
Therefore, turn out to these events
and you wilt not only see soma real
classy pin) by real classy players.
hot yfm will learn some things that
will benefit your play,
.fjy
20 D A YS O N L Y
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j.'Jj*
;«S
Beginning Tuesday, November 7
■ *4
:?W
$25.0!) CASH
$25.00 (’ASH
\\ ill he g n eit to I he f i t - l one ptireh a sitig one nl
Makes and l.ttle
N .'th in q
lini
standard
■■
lH U ’ MOHlLK. H>21 Model, fi-passenger.
O A K L A N D . 1919 Model, five-passenger.
LE X IN G T O N , 1921 Model, 5-passenger.
DOKT. 1929 Model, five-passenger.
H lIIC K SIX, 1918 Model, five-passenger.
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jjjj
i5
SS
■■
: :
FO ltl), late model, 5-passCnger.
CHEVROLET, Hiff Four, 1921 M„ 5-pass.
OVERL AND, Model Nineiy, 5-pitsscnger.
OLDSMOH1LE SIX, 5-ptuwenger.________
G R A N T SIX, 1921 Model. fivc-pasMenger.
COLE 8, 1918 Model, 7-pa"ScnKer.
DODGE, 1918 Model, five-passenger.
CHALM ERS, 1918 Model, 5-passcngcr.
O A K L A N D , 1918 Model, five-passenger.
M A X W E L L , 1919 Model.
5S
Terms to responsible parties. Forty and Fifty per cent Cash, Balance 8 and 10 months. W ill accept your car as part payment. These
cars positively must be sold, and it is your chance to get a good used
car at a reasonable price. Come early and select your choice.
W ill be open Friday
l
night to take care of
customers.
Distributors for Ilupmobile and lA*xington
McCuller
HR
-Sanford, Florida* ■
209 Park Avenue-
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thusiasts were on hand at the Coun
U F A I) T H E LIST BKLOW :
The weather ninn promises a bright
and pleasant Armistice Day and the
I big parade should be a great success
us well a* tjic athletic contests nnd ■ ■
the hunt rnccs nnd nil of the big
events.
■■
.
T o this full measure of comfort is added the assurance
of unvarying and fiatyless performance that is provided
in all Buicks by the d&pfendablo Buick chassis and tho
famous Buick valve-in-head engine.
The Buick Line fo r 1923 C o m p rin t Fourteen M odel*
f
iuns the gnvi-rnmenl uf mill:.in*
gave tn Kgyjit a fair m w ljueeti
her King. "And there was great
in nil Kgpyt."
Iton't nuns "The l.oves of Pharaoh"
a Paramount picture which will he
the feature attraction at the Princess
today and tomorrow and for added nt|tractions there will he Pnthe News
■nnil Pnthe Review.
. I If.
Orland vs. Sanford
We arc making arriimji-nienls to move into our new home oft (he corner of Second Street
and Sanford Avenue. IT of (he himl used tiulnrunhiles th,u mnne\ can Inn. All have been
re-condilioned. and are .slightly used, and must he sold tcgardli-ss of price
For a
f
.1/am at ii . | . h
Ibai'U.li w,i- tint in
.1 10
Herald Will Start Fund
for Football Medals for
Cent’! Florida Champs
-------l*’nr tfi,. first time in the history of
athletic* m Snnfotd, the Celery Feds
won. not .oily a football game, but
bate gone through the entire season
,|),te without a loss. This is a feat
reinarkahb' for Sanford, and inns•
no), h a* it gives Sanford the honors
of being the chfpnptoiis of cetitr.il
Florida, a suitable medal «>l engraved
watch fob should he presented each
player at the close of the season in
order that they may have something
-------------------to use as a gentle reminder of tho
SIKI M A Y BK
first championship won for Sanford,
This watch fob or initial should he
A L I I 1 11'j I * made of some good metal, engraved
-------with the player's name, n small foot
P A R IS
N'.v It'
Rattling Sikl, ball, nnd the year the championship
dusky h i ', i of the Fufnprat) heavy- wits won
'
Weights,
facing liquidation ns n
The Herald will start a fund, which
tighter Pa using his list Inst night oti will not have to he large, nnd will re
Ftwand t unny,the manager of Muu .c iv e ’ donations from the lovers of
lice Prill11 i, Frenchmiddleweight.
the game
These donators' name*
Siki wa» acting as a second for will hr published each day until the
Fr.M'le IPil/nc, former French mid required amount is secured
llcwpight champion, Siki became in\tid who will he the first name to
foriated and took a swing at the vie be ptihlished ? Any amount is ne
tor's manager.
|cepted.
l.<miliful w.hnan a nalimi was rav
*gcil, i. .ii\ biirn.'d and a king -.lain
Uni
Sanford, Florida
•u y
.113
■lid
i * 1*
1:1,1
Overlin tM-nsI
SI I .Lb.
(Men i
Hllft .131
ifur(|jok (Merch )
26P .131
These ....rages g,\,
the clubs in
lh<. ,„ |1|rUl
,|„
scl... t fifteen
follow
tanners, I, Merchants,
...
nn’s,
' bib, 4, t o ng re gut ion nl,
r,. jj()t
i lull, I; and Chase 4 Co„
0.
And notice the lineup for tumor
manor whispered
row's game with |)nyt<>nn If San
w lilsprrcd
ford can pile up the required number,
liter Camp to Aid
love to him—
■■
in the first half Coach Wilkensnn will i
a
love
unrequited
Yale for Bipr Came give all the subs a chance in tho
a love that redeemed
second half as well as switching Ills
a love that destroyed selfish
|K\V H A V E N , Conn.. Nov. H>. - nyn about.
aspirations and blossomed forth
|ti } ( ‘amji and a number of for
into t he i-x ot h r• ilium c of virile
. iff ii i a
t I ' >" ii
|i.
ll> I a i d
fnotball stars have reported to
cm and go 11 P Lgy pt a fair low
.......
<11 O *,r half do Bar and see
t o help the Klii gel ready f o r
Ruler
iif sin Ii were
lug games with Princeton and 'li.it the buys gel ilour watch fobs.
III I 13 i\ LS n l I 'I I A R< >A II
Slip it to 1/3.
hard.
I
A pretty face— ami night hail fa ll
en un the Nile,
S.i rnmnncp had full *way
I*.
.1 1
1 P'>
'm
PEOPLED BANK OF SANFORD
A vc.
If. 7
ido
. i 58
l f-7
And maybe Osborne llenidon hasn't
coti'e fo the front in tho short time
he has hren pluyitig.
Makes it in
*----' loss than fifty all the time as n
2135 rule
-A
In no relationships of life do
you need these qualities more
than in your financial affairs.
These are the outstanding fea
tures of the'service offered by the
Peoples Hank of Sanford.
These are the qualifications
that it tenders to you.
IPg sixteen (Mayers huh! lu st sillies in
Another big event on the g o lf links
Saturday morning. Sanford vs. Or
second week o f piny In the
PARIS, Nov 10 Pence has been lando.
Telegraph Bowling Longue is i officially signed hot ween the two wartonight with nil six tennis in ring feminine federations of athletic
And don’t forget the big football
Jacksonville meets Savannh, 1women of France A temporary irucn game Sanford vs
Dnytonn. -Sat
tn takes
on St. Augustine, while was declaredlast July in order t<> hold
urdav afternoon
r
plays
Chnttannogft onthis
at PershingM.dmin th, first feint
„ program.
, nine Olympi. games on record, in
na Ka aa a.i aa i*a
Augustine and Snvnnnah nre which the I lilted States leunm cur
or first place in the league rnCc ril'd off second honor*
far with throe victories each nnd
(Liston Vidal, umled secretary of
[efi-nts. Savanah’ s five lends In state for physical culture and sports,
g having registered 2,640 pina., acted
peacemaker
Both federn
Itnnnogn has the lowest
score tions elected officers to represent
2,316. The local ftve stnnds In them in the Union of French Sport
te» Ha
ing nnd Athletic Federations, nn^
race just now.
Ending tho completion of reinod- henceforth they will he known as thy
llilte the
neil
“ Slave
Word,”
plnns for the nlteys in St, Au Feminine Federation of Frannce.
l ’b a r . | a h if Ancient
A menes.
The new federation comprises 114
line that team will mm the ForLeypt
feminine
clubs and athletic orgnnun
alleys here.
■ ■
Fran rice with a
lie personnel of tile Jacksonville tions throughout
Tho he ruled millions,
not
one
[for tonight Is Murney, Tremhnlm, membership T-f nearl) fifteen thou friendly hand was extended to him
saund young woiro-n aalld girls
Horf,
WienlK-rg
and
Kngel
1 ..
gam*
Unlph Yerhy was in Snunford do- Amann (Farm)
mg stunts at the Country Club again, Jewett (i iuig.i
this week. Ralph is some golfer.
( TiapmUto i Farm I
W o m an Athletes of
France Sign Pact
in Bowling League
-
night »
first two weeks play, and after corirTlif Merchants am! Farmers Loth
pilln»c*-tIn- averages of the individual
trietl out new material last night.
(layers it was tea rue ill hut the follow
Ludwig (or the Farmers anil llur
nor.t
dick
fur the Merchants.
«i>t* *
md W eek’s Play
Your fireside is your place of
confidence, serenity, security and
sat isfact ion.
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The SanfordDailyHerald
SANFORD
T h e City Substantial”
•-•-r
i f
'The City Substantial**
***
m
IN TIIE H EART OF THE W O R LD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
V O L U M E III.
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATl'RDAY. NOVEMBER II. I!)22
M
te
ft! Hi
IIAHSON EXPLAINS RECENT SOFTNESS IN STEEL
THOUSANDS OF VISITORS
to to to to to to to to to to to to to
o n e
o f
b e st
^ 1 U / l i T l U J n L IIJ jIs
T O M
A D
I v l lH
D A
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
: IN VARIOUS PARTS OF CHHJ
OCCURRED THIS MORNING
to to to
^KI.LKSLEY MILLS, Nov. II
.'.S per cent over the low point of thin
I Since• the recent excitement of the
nnd (55 per cent over tiu* pre•Oteel merger* thin riant of stocks has war ,*v*'rnk'«’
T hin.level in high
disappointed most people, ta f.c t
f«*r we are not on the eve o f a
boom in steel or commodity price* :n
thooe who connider the steel industry KPnern|
barometer
-of American busincs*
TIT " b*
n,m,‘t‘ r "°f
"We nhould not forget thnt there
4TH ANNllAPRFn
tu,s qty
CROSS ROLL CALL
U K It If W "rP
F I N E WEATHER
w a s
E V E R W I T N E S S E D IN
NUMBER 196
to to to to to to to to to in to to
to
to
to
THE STEEL STOCKS
p a r a d e
SANFORD
BOUSES ARK FALLING AND.
ARMISTICE DAY
OTHER DAMAGE IS
REPORTED
OF SIMPLICITY
IN WASHINGTON TIDAL WAVE ROLLS
Over I’art of Waterfront and
Smimhe.s Many Smaller
- «
‘Ml*
^^drdly^ upset. Roger W. Bab- 1are several important phnne* to conson, who forecast the, failure of the nider on the benr side.
The steel
recent
merger
scheme*
in
these
col
producing
capacity
of
this
country
And the Day and-NlRht Will Be s t a y a t h o m e h k t w k k n i :oo
WILL
HONOR THE
union,
explains
the
action
of
these
ns
it
stands
today
is
much
grenter Kill ENDS
Enjoy.ed by the Thous
ANI) 2:00 I*. M. AND KECEIVE
•WAR PRESIDENT** WOOD
stocks
rather
satisfactorily.
.
than
our
ability
to
consume
and
oxands
THE CANVASSERS
ROW WIUSON
/
Vessels
*
'
"Stcel prices." he says, "have re port. In 1013, the nrtunl output of
Thl,
...... ..
.
.
...
crnt,y shown signs of weakening, it steel aggregated 31.00ft,OOb tons.
Armistice day dawned cloudy and
The committf*e in charge of tho, Kon,,rtt||y expected tendency.
ing Tk* Au m U IH I'rtMl
III? Tbr AMuflalrd PrtMl
A \
anr-•while , producing capacity was estiall morning long it looked like the fourth annual Red Cross roll call to \ . vmu Z
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—Slm plic-' SANTIAGO. Nov. IL —Severe earth r
heavens would ween
weep for the
tho fallen he
he- he held tomorrow (Sunday) after- 1 , ,
? ‘ , i s*rfacc w,n,llt on» in
™'000'000 ton,. In 1920 we
jR-atc
underlying produced •10,000,000 tons, last year ity will characterize the official oh- <i takes shocks were felt in various
..... .. . , tomorrow
_
. ( Sunda>)
/ ' after,
duate strength, but the underl>
rocs o f the great World War but it
seivutlon of the anniversary of Arm- parts of Chile shortly before midnight',
- ............"ours
“ ‘ it the
'
'
>0
u,r" °*
of 11 nni*
nnd “2 situation
situation 1which
most Inymr- 20,000,000 tons, nnd this year prob
held o ff until after the pnrude was o'clock
isticc Day—the day which President anil again early today. Varloua
Ith0 B
?!e" 1!**•"*.■*«*"■ “ totally different st'oryjahly 30,000,000 t'ort-fb u t'
main Harding, in n message to tin Ameri- in central Chi^e reported houses fall*
- over and it looks like n big day even citv district m
.................
' f " rmnn °
Y'ou will remember thnt <ix months point is. if called jupon. we could proif it is cloudy. The streets were filled respective districts,
can people Inst night declared marked «*n and other damage. Report from
.
,
,
lK" thl*
° f production of steel dure steel at the rnte o f 55,000,000, .
.
. .
,
, , ,
,
•,
___ „
with a big crowd early in the morn
the chairmen .and workers are re.....n ...
„
.
....
.
..
,
,
’
*
‘ "the victorious culmination of oui na Antofagasta sanl.a tidal wave came in
, “ N well as other commodities, was tons annually. 1923 is hound to be
ing and they congregated at all the quested to meet with
Ilion's most impressive participation in shortly
after midnight smashing
countyidistinctly upward. Staid output has a year o f keen rnm petitili, Funda
street corners to watch the big pa chairman at the court house at 12:30 r,ro v ,.n .(l from
the affairs o f the world "
small vessels and sweeping OVW:
fril|„ the domestic p c’ l
*
mental conditions indicate that we
Simple m contrast with the « ere home- <>f ihu fislicrmt-n and workers.
rndo thnt atuYted promptly at ID.3ft ft m Sunday uftertioon for further 'lump when only 2ft.oftft,ftftft tons r
ir*. not entering a prolonged period
from the corner of Park avenue and 'M-miction and supplies
He prompt ' I I Were prodtii ed whi h was ft
monies of a yeitY ago in which the S o f a r n o l o s of life has been re" f oxer expansion, nnd any -timu
r
Tenth street.
•
"
this call must not last more than per cent under the previous y»ea '
p. rl.d
.ViWj
hit mu in con-u in pt ton will prove i' p r e s e llla tiv e - of the r u ie ls and p"
I* li-phone and telegraph commimLed by Sheriff C. M. Hand as i,M h" " r- i" " 1 t,»‘* ■anvassmu must output
With the inert a-ipg supp \ -widtial and of a limited character l,-i laic- of the world-' m«-t V 'w ei f d
nations
joined,
doing
honor
to
Amen
n
.ifloti
to many ili-tricts was intargrand marshal, in Knight Templar ," ,rm 1,1 evactly I "clock
there was no scarcity, t'nlilled t*>- l'indtiein_- costs, particularly fuel,
in'*
dead
as
typified
in
tinunknownrupted
l-s
the shoik* Fire reported
nnge wii, mer -a«ing only niiMlernt.lv nan-port at ionf and' labor, arc high
uniform and mounted on a fiery .......I
, “ H,rir,H ann'1 <’h" irmc"
No.
L
r
Palmetto
avc.
Miss
Katli'ulilier,
a'
little
gro
ip
will
lepvr
the
to
have
look'
ll ouT in the city o f Co
anil itansportatui^ coinlitions wen
the parade extended over miles of the
nough nnd the next major iwovp, in
ly tie Ilrudy.
lt
lute
House
early
today
to
lay
a
qumibo,
sllortly
after one o'clock. A
.
not cttiisidered critical
Prices
f '■injunction with the law of action
city streets on the Hjte of march.
No 2 Magnolia ave
shock lasting five minutes was report- ‘ Mrs
H.
.1
wreath
symholi/.mg
(he
nation''
arm
-te.d billets at that time were nil" '■ rid reaction should b • downward
(-'allowing the grand marshal came
St t i l i ng
ed at La Sen-mi at Mill a. m. Addl- .
' 1 - i •ent ov,-i ih.- pre war avt-rai
' e'tainlx this is not ih< tune to he l-tne day tribute on tile toiiih m \r
the colors the flag living carried b>
No :! Pat k
lioiiul 'lux k- of great intensity obM i
ll
W.
Protection
over
the
l,n*t"»»
(
.
in.
t.-ry
o
f
that
mi
-m l'lenly the pi<tur<- i ha need 3 ne '" il l i- h on steel
Robert Deane of the navy with Ned
.*£
II. til,loll
I at other points just before
n. I ..f lie •liiuini-h ng < •a I sup;
v tnli't
mills n tin- priiio' huving I !l»*\\Il htTM. It Wl! ’ :nilu<!<* tll«*
Chittenden representing tin- army, and
N
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k
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major, made tile soul stnring niii'i* I: i oi ........ ..
k'loii -holt!) iifit*r inultuichU
No
,77i»,iMln Iniii in .Hill to ', 9MI,« ' I'.r.'o mi. ! I’.*J
and thl- is out >»f the Will », uriMth* » . \«-nr tli.it w v m.n
for the marcher*. The American la
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wa v e
f
o kT h r underlying ' t r i n t u r - o f
G V. Knight, ('apt. George Herring,
I i eln h a v e
M i"
Rot h In.,' .. I.ii Xllli-. -lu. t.. 111 ii^. i ni <
S 't in t "I U
||..« Wilson lit. ua "• l-y All A,,tern an 'a b le Gompany
i . * l «t.i*< k •. is ti"t over st ro ng, al
Lieut., Lloyd, o f the army and Lieut W hi tile
lion'win
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I his will l» in this afternoon say it feared an earth*
i i l . - n t I-. llow |.:i' - i*lbf
Thi ' out h- k t h o ugh.
•uise, liitlivuliia! s l o c k s
Frank Akers of the navy
The Ma
No '.I M n I»!♦• its i* w i*s | t •» H r a m h - a g a i n , h a n g i n g
av
or.I
with
a
custom
established
in-1 •l'“ 'ke in t bile cause a catastrophe In
ovav sh o w independent s t r e n g t h in
The
a I and rn
■lime Gun fo n t puny under command
Mrs R W I'eai ma n
Previous news from ' ••
year,
when
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and.
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ter Aidofoga.'ta
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an- I Vl ilt - of I||• pn
• v i n p a t h v w i t h ' t h e a ' l o o t o f the
oi i apt, George Det'ottcs and Licul
\n til t ii-i I rtnl Hi am h w est to l* I i - 1 1 1in ■ i' *i n.l. ti, o ' at - i rot
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ln» k t h e r e a c c o m p a n -tv- k m a r k e t "
Hutchinson and Lieut Frank l.o-'iitg i iulr--a.| M - - K i l l ' I land
, nt ! " tlo W dsoit lo.no- and ' h o w d
l-y tidal wa v e vfltti II s w e p t f i s h e r l t d i ! 'll I'l.ati I t In-t
l 't rThe Hospital Corps under *lhe com
NII
Raifi ojid. w ' ** I
Mo nr o e
\ held
the n u l l ' ' C t l l r m n i t
I., TV •* * \\• i». •i li|* tfi ’
' le n e i a l liusoie*'
n
r ih>Ted ill the I-Ktr-I III ill will' ll III. *
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maud of Major Ralph Stevens. I hey r o a d Mr • S h e r i d a n .lewi-lt
I a-t year they re
-trvn tut•
l lif doe n •lie in tlo ,"d- - tigure o f the Kahsun c ha r t f o t m e r presub- nt
I
No. | • I i , n anil \|>Iion vdie
were followed by Troop 3 of the Hoy
ivi .I a 'iiflplc lilt . greeting, and |\||-|||(| \\
f ,|i- I- It .l-i g it - nw n
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I ,i 11 v fi •i t he >pn »t pn
Kehuta
Mi- II \ Fitts
vi-i tIn i c ii'.i nr i - I,- i- vi-r> i ■ ■ ‘ 1 ■ f -x m u m il Ih
fi*• last ti" v hope f"i the -am. today
HEVISION PLAN
No 1 t
M■t,
•-It ' v av iH
( Him i van- e o f tin day
el-i-w h e n
The Daughters of tin
Aim m an
a' '
feol
l ol l , t
t o , |a . r u l e
W I ok
NOW FORECAST ^
____ t hi ougl t the iiatton will he vari ed hut
' Revolution flout with Mrs A. T. R«»s H Monroe
No II
lli-a-lall arid t anu-ron aves
m the " p i l l i o n o f the pr e si de nt ,
nseter as Hofsy Ross with the old -pm
i II A M . I I I H d s l i n
III/ Thr AmurUlr, I'r tu l
Mi s . L M G a l l o w a y .
votceil
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rung wheel, the float decorated
in
WASHINGTON,
N'ov. ' l l^ - T h «
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No 15.- W'elakt- l.ldp’ , . Mrs. \V K.
f o r a p pr a i s a l " f the n a t i o n' s rel at i on
blue nnd gold.
pi, - irg of <evernl important tnx re- >
I d I t ill F I ON FI VG
Matson.
ship to w o r l d a f f a u ~
III* T h r la e u rln lrd l'rr«« I
on |>iopo'uls in the t'vMth congress' ,
The International Relations
float
No in
All up ' a n
-■ Mi I h mi l " ir' i
S|| ANGII M N"V 11 Two Auteri
I Ip
I hr Y aaHrlnlrrf I'rre e I
forecast today by some leaders
was something new and novel, having
W \ S| IlNGTt IN Nov I"
I h. hip- can tiiis'iunarii s tin,tattled vven-among (,| | PORTS It AMv
Air- .1 G l . eoiirad)
I
t logresstve
Republicans and
the five greut nations in the Allied
No | ;
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held l \ I.a u d i t '
do
basts of tho
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armies doling the war, A merit a t«p
• (In I ' 11•11 Aon I o i h I 11" i 11at ri • ,,, ||,,ii.,ti j i .. iri. ••
r•11ng I.• w. ■i I
I M' Kay
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f:i4fitf»*n
in
tht*
size of th«
resented as Mrs. Harding by Mr- I
’ \S|> IM I'O lt I AN t
N'l- I ‘- a n ’ , til i • and I.f- rge
i..i Hi
’ 'i i -l-i I'" i w,
'• o riieivi'd lien- to-lav fi.-m Aladalio
m
».t
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1 1 (it**• i4iitl
nn.itirit
ii*ji
in t h i
.1 Starling, England by lju.-.-ti Mary Iomii ICev i Lln wrr
thi -ti uliv-hip' H. III,". . an I Hi--lute Soili-r-t iiuiii- ..f
lu ll........
Mi' mio,
House ami Senate ss n result o f
III/ Thr t » w l m r , C rio l
in the person of Mrs. A. K. Hill; Mrs
No. 19 G o l d s b o r o
from the American Hag tu the I an |who has been re lea si'll by the b n - 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. IL — In over Tuesday’s election.
Uchita ns Japan, Mrs. Temple
ns
Remember, court house, 12:30 p. nt. nma flag.
gands.
I st-ns colnmerce.the gulf district rank*
They said revision propositions
Franco, Mnrie Rotounde ns
Italy, tomorrow,
and call
immediately
While the basis of the request was|
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sefond ti> the north Atlantic district would come from both tho majority
<
these are nil natives of these various, thereafter.
nut made public, it was snt.l unoffi- 1 NEW Y'ORK. Nov. II. Protesting |„ jlnp,,rt „ m
ns a transportation
minority side*.
countries. The car hIso contined Jean
County Chairman Lloyd reports ,-iallv at tin- shipping Itoard that the against .......... ntemplated transfer to, ,.llt .r providing an outlet for more
i
am.itig the tnx plana o f th«
Maxwell, representing Liberty and that the organization throughout the ren-'n
a-Mgited was the re-ent seine other field " f Commander Eva# than 2d per cent of the exports and Reptihlicun "progressives" is an lm'}
Virginiu McDaniel nfnl Mary Klizu county i| complete and if ,-veryhoHy Daugherty tilling against ih. -ale of geltne Hooth, head "f the Salvation r,., ,.,xu,t ,,r,.r ai |„.r , ,.n( „ f the mt |.,„t ,,it the iimlisturhed surplus a t
heth Tolar in uniform of the army V
will .1" their* lot the call will he liquor » » v > —I- flying the Sli.i« and Army m the I’ mte.l State- many men |t,,rtH „ f ,|.e entire country la«t year. . „rp»ratlolls, affecting also stock dlTThe float was decorated in the flags w m : up m re."i,| time
-dtip.-'
|-i "iniiieiit in finamtal and philaiith , |la- |lepartm-nt of i ommercc
ag ,|, ml- Such a lax also is favored by-' ■
of all nations.
r.-pi. . ir< I* - have ■ah «••I General W il noum ,-d t".lav
N« w ii|l, ans ranked t h e Deni.a'rats in the view of Repr*The Daughters of the Confederacy | AEAR O LD link M » t
........................
It II M.ib-mi It""th at London urging Miss |irw( « m,.,iK tin- gulf port* in cargoes sentattve Oldfield of Arknnsas, tho
N I U A'lRK. N .v Ift
float decorated in palms, and moss
(.L IL IA (H Ml IIDKR Rohiimon, pr.-sul.-nt » f the I in led R'a.lli lie left in ciniiitait'l in this cleared with t,l'.’H,959 tons, while minority "whip,” nnd a member o f
contained four Confederate Veterans,
Aineri. an Line ami of the American country.
Port Arthur. T.-xiis, led in cargoes the ways and mean* commltU*
M. M. Lord, C. II. Lcffler, Cnpt. Jones,
,
,
: entered, with 3,401,(153 tons. Petro- which deals with revenue matters.
MIAMI. Fla.. Nov
IL — William Ship and Commerce Corporation, deLONDON, Nov. 11 All ntght h»ng |,.um. m point of tonnage, wns thui Mr. Oldfield also oxpressed th*
Judge Stringefellow, nnd Messrs. J.eater, l.’» years old, was found not el tired that the application for trans
steamers Resolute and n,a,,t4-'r detectives front Scotland Jjaru I t
export, with wheat second ex- opinion thnt the Democrats would :
Hawkins and Searcy. Four young
guilty yesterday of the murder of his
Panama "*'"ur,!d London (or the perpetrators L |( a ,mnl„,|jty . Cotton was third. v..r re ciinctment of the excess pfoflta
l..die* dressed in tho quaint costum es. ,
„ €.»|illir„ in. • whom Reliance fromAmerican to
>f the outrage upon their chief, Sn wlth |ul„|„.r closely following in tax. hilt in a modi fled form ; Increased
of the days o f -01 and ’04 were on ^ ^
w((h
u „ mjl|1 nf|„
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. several- registry was due t<» loss nf trade rl>the float representing tho Daughters
wan lri()|| ln Juvt.ni|„ 'iiltani from the Daugherty ruling " ’ •"‘•m Horwood, who is seriously i fourth pluce Sixty three per cent of inheritance taxes on n gradua
American roony mini
from m»,
niHliciou^.iuiministrutun
ol ■the
n,uu> iu ,..„m .i.»i™ U.
Iht. exports
l>)tpurU from
fn ,m the
the district
district went
went scale, and the imposition o f a
of the Confederacy in the person <<F(.m|rt; Thl. shn)ltinK wn, .u-n denU'
»>" sale o f liquor <mAmerican
poison.
So
fur
no
nrrestp
reported,
forwnnl
in
vessels
flying
foreign
I ships "Il the high seas.
tax, in nn effort to rench those
Mary Elizabeth Pulcston, Esther Mil- M.vcrm| othl.r ,,„y, testifie.l *
William is not yet out o f dnngor j
|„ imports, New Orleans was wealth seeking to avoid the payment;
J e r und May and Mildred Holl^c' The
^___
Early last summer. he said, the
Resolute was chartered for a world but hopes for his recovery ate enter- a close second to Port Arthur with of high sur-taxes through gifts
float conUined a big laurel-Wrcnth in KK„ KKAI „.\NK LOANS TO
tour and the Reliance for a SoiUH tamrd because of his vitality.
•'1.270,249 tons.
the center, Tho Confederate Veterans 1
money to relatives.
FARMERS OF THE SOI III
Exports and imports ,in long tons
American tour.
After the Daugh.
.
These taxes have been opt
in the car following were Dr. N. D oV .!
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,
( HESTER, Nov. II. —Later devel-'
by ports follow:
i-rty ruling, forbidding the sale or
hertofore by administration
Howard, Capt. Fitts and Messrs. Mar
COLUMBIA,
„ r «...
nn American -ships
anywhere
J J-'j
vio anu
uuiucn. All
n n ui
viicm a
.c mem
m o l.—
— ....— , . S.
. t'.,, Nov. 11.—T h e. |((jU
mpuo
-i- —
-------. .tftMt^tntsstftg/
. oil i ( r*«re^
. i i r-h-«
New Orleans, exports 4.128,959, and who huve made it plain that
tin
and Holden.of them
are
hers o f tho Jos. Finnegan Camp Con- federal I-ank Hank of Columbia ha* ‘ ou the high sens, more man
than fifty
pss
explosion
resuiuo
irom
Import* 3,270^49.
liny |.n»,
. . . .
,,
hnve not n£w in mind any general
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to b o m
- o f f theoff the
G. Ive|U,nt 2,920.202. and
cancelled o f -------------------workmen using
Inl nburning
loaned n tota*l
of $ 13,195,92(3
to the ‘ , rnsr,.r8 on the Resolute had
vision of the existing revenue
federate Veterans.
farmers in South Carolina, Georgia. |heir reservations, for the most part bead* of rivet* in vru.le oil tanks, o f
Port A^thpr, 1,(381,202, nnd 3.40L- which was enacted late last year
•
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rficinls
..i«u itaiiMi..
o.Ki.
h
UrmttxJ
heavy
w
The city officials car and the Grand
believe which
1353.
Florida and other southern states up of expensive accommodation*.
which beenme-generally effective
Army o f tho Republic Veterans cars,
gas.
Baton Rouge, 809,719, wind 1,542, Jaanuory 1.
to October 1, according to a statement
Keen competition of foreign ships
the Spanish W ar Veterans in four
071.
making winter cruises, Mr. Robinson
Proponents
of
the
proj
ears under Commander Terhoun nnd issued by the bank yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.— Applica
Sabine, 580,830, nnd 175,650.
said, made It clear that the cruises
changes expressed confidence
the Sanford Ptre Department follow
tion o f transcontinental railroads for.
Mobile, 487,209, annd 218,609.
however, that with the change in
Mr. nnd Mrs; John Murrell nnd lit of the Resolute and Relianco could
ed.
*
authority
to
decrease
rates
to
and
Pensacola, 203,246, and 50,464.
not be enrried out successfully unless
House membership In the new
tle
son
o
f
Miami,
lire
in
the
city
the
The Woman's Auxiliary float was
Houston, 200,31B, and 244,710.
passengers were offered the same from the Pacific coast terminal!} on
gress, they would have more
guests
o
f
Capt.
and
Mrs.
K.
R.
Mur
beautiful ln white background with'
Gulfport, 161,409, and 11,423.
privilege* and services as are offered i traffic originating east o f the Rocky
an even chance e f success.
green vines and wreaths aftd a white rell. John is a former Sanford boy
Tampa, 11(1,838, and 141,042.
on
foreign
ships.
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mountains
or
destined
therefore
deThere seems to be more doubt
.
cross representing tho fallen heroes. who has made good in the practice of
Key West, 102,558, and 117,320.'
the
minds of these leaden about
law and is now located In Miami. His
Flnanfial management . f the ships ,nled today by Interstate Commerce
*
In this float were ^lesdames Langley,
*
- - - ‘
remain American.
v
(commission. Railroads declared rosituation
In the Senate, but the
Holly, Chittenden and Moye, memGers many friends arc glad to see
:---------------------------- |duction necessary to enable them tc CALIFORNIA V^TES
pressed hope that with an Ir
of the A u x ilia ry dressed In white cos again.
WEEK’ S WEATHER
Imeet coast to coast competition of
FAVORING DRY LAW Democratic and Republican*
tumes.
_____
steamship lines.
,
grcsslve” vote, a revision could 1
Have
the
Herald
do
your
next
Job
The American Legion had a float
put through.
Itlr Tfc* O - r l i l . l I’ rr u i
WASHINGTON, Nov.
It. Con
o
l
printing.
We
have
the
equipment
drawn by a tractor driven by A. Ken
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov
11
T
he1
CH1CAGO.
Nov.
IL--Parents
of
I
siderable cloudiness, normal teinperdal of the army. The float was dec to do all kinds o f Job printing.
_ atu'rPi |ocll| showers, beginning week bojr« and girls who participate in 18th amendment to the constitution o f
Tim mnn^xfriends oP LeClerq I'
orated in red, whlto nnd blue and R ob
ng forecast for Floridn, week beginning puppy love escapades should be pub- the United tjtntcs and with it the ore 1 lad to see him In town
ert Cobb represented the Marines, sitting in the tent, with the washing Sunday
I llcly spanked, nlong with their er-(Volstead act has been voted into the from Ocala where he Is now local
Leslie Hill the army and Edward an the lino, was true to IJfo.
tring offspring, according to Judge luw*of California by n present major In the battery service business
Elizabeth Camouflaged was in a
Moye and Forest Gatchcll tho navv.
Have the Herald do'you r next Job Jacobs, o f Chicago boys court. Jacobs ity of 27,533, according to returns is doing a fine business. Ho Is
The Boy Scoots tent on * ear drfr- Ford flivver with Olive Hill, Mias of printing. Wc have the equipment remark wns made in passing on the from 5,835 precincts out o f (3,(381 com Ing his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. S.cp by H. Darrow and with Andrew Cameron and' Gladys Wilson nnd the
piled by the Associated Press.
Irwn here for Armistice Day,
to do all kinds o f Job printing.
case of two youthful lovers.
* n r*wj
(CooU»o*J
Carroway and Braxton Perkins, Jr., I
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j r a z y j-yfrj-j-• .g S T E ?■
l 1
ft i
ill
iSS'.
until It is finlihed.
W o will hnve
opton houso soroo tlmo soon and let
everyone ace this wonderful piece of
machinery turn out G,(A)0 popern an
hour.
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n il ••
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tenunta, and another prominent
publican were captured at W icklow
iodny. It 'was reported that De Valera
was iit the house whore the capture
was made, hut he escnpeij.
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THE WEATHER
T 0 N Io u T
Store
V
M U ST GO AT O N C E
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Will Hell to the person making us the highest offer for cash
within five days, provided that said sale will be made only
on the conditions that the j>erson•purchasing said house
must move it off our lot not later than Monday, November
20th, 1922.
»
o f the olfer o f 125 on a used car in
the sulo now being put on by th e B.
A 0. Motor Compuny. Mr. Stewart
purchased a Chevrolet car and se
cured the $25 premium. Tho Herald
gang ia always on the lookout for a
good thing.
Perry
he has
n
- snyn
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number o f other bargains in recon
ditioned used nutomoblles, and will
sell on easy terms and trade for your
old car.
WHO WILL MARK US AN OFFER?
Sanford —Shoe
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^
J. J. N. CONNER, Manager
,
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Store of Quulity With Low Prices
.
H 5 East First Street----------------------Phone 104
flags
are
h e r e
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the rity today on a .hopping trip
S M tiw
TheF0LL0T
Stall
our fortune. It seems that
our celebrations are hound to have
rnity.
Im p o rtan t
\
DeV. Howard Chapter Dnugh
, .
.
-Ur" o f the ( onfedera. y are- requested
’ > m-el at Die .Montezuma tomorrow
o'Miing irnilleillntely after the pa
• of.Important
\
. 11.
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ami
p a id
tin
l-.k .
"i
w .th th .
I ,g i„n
l,„y %
T<*i i i .>r i .»w at a...m <m (he lake fr.mt
lim y have a fin e menu fixe d up f..r
Hi* D.il\ I lei aid -ill be issued "iil\ 2 . ..-nts Tt will |„. Wl.|| w„ rl|,
toniort.-w
usual
Every.m. ex t « i e as mu. h
Help th. m ,...t ,ml
|.e. ts t., ,ea.| th. Daily 11ere. Id at t h«‘ spen.l m..,„ w,t h i hi m
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MENU
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in*I ra.t, !•••• mill h It will not !.,.
thing like Kran.t or England to th
boys who were over there
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into
A lw T fl
restaurants
Bell Cafe
Seminole Cafe
Welaka Itmtaurant
Valdez Hotel
Wigwam
SA N FO R D
Florida
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GET YOUR POST CARDS AT THE HERALD
J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO.
N O W LO C ATED AT
112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
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III. u of K, o; ere. ting the big p ress
grente.t |„Vf. l|rania ^
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tlioai.t the r iv e r
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T w o sets oak wall fixturex, ..fa- seven f.iot show case,
H I N U K E D
'heap for cash
Mrs. A. G. Ppr.len,
I’ KtH’ l K PERISH
Lake .Monro--.
near
SH AN GH VI . ()ST
“
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I t»M
t resrent shape gold pm. set
with pearls and sapphires
Return
- it v'vf n V ,
_ - -H-X.Nt.H Al. N-.\ Hi
Two him
D. Rishop for reward Phone
1»7.
b ' d person-. ar>- reported to hav
I'.'f. .Up
I it. a
of ('l
of
( lM>pBtra
Wo invite the puhlic and ail usera of ELDER
SPRINGS WATER to visit the sp rin g and in
our mo#K)d of handling itt product. Why take
n chance7
Your eminent p h y sicia n s claim
that this water in unexcelled nnd its purity
makes it most l>cneficial for many Wouliles
The Ford people of Sanford as well a> the
Western Union recommend this water fur
batteries.
•
Call phone 311 and have a bottle o f this water
sent you nnd protect vour health
_________________
*" 1
h fa
f*otic lovelinm*
Cleanliness is next to Godliness
__
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s ^ s s r ^
DRUG STORES—
R. C. Bower’s
iRoumillat A Andemon
Union Pharmacy
HOTELS—
Montonmu Hotel
,
Seminole IlVtel
.
Iloinv-baked fork and Htfpns
ITot Dogs
Pickles
FREIGIWKR NOLA BURNS
Rolls *
I-N GULF OF MEXICO
Grude A C offee H _
REPORTED RY W IRELESS
f
Setvetl at Pavilion, foot of Pnrk Ave.
' **Z Ihr *«<o>rlnt<-d I'rraai
at 12, iiooa, sharp. 2f»c per plate.
NEW O R LE A N S, N „v . lo .— T tie '
freight stelm.-r Noln, operating be
Too Late to Classify
,S' " th l-a n . and Houston, w a s _____________________________________
" ' ' " '■ - I by w-r. le-s this forenoon as FOR SAI.K One |'v horse gas en
burning m ih. (iu lf of M exico f „ rty
ging, in good condition
Apply El
" " b . —tf ih. mouth of the M o o .
der Spring-. Water ( ’i. \ office |<»;, ftp
I
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N «.m y«i. Of l.onj.
wiH.il, were in the <Ity to,lay on hu«i
n,,!,v
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N ||. \ II Ward • Impt.-I |i.mgh
' I »he ters ,.f the t . . „ f . - . | e , J
reqiie-ted
M "'
" ' '
' •o"i„rr«*w
I ' ey to meet at the Montezuma tomorrow
- p e r , tonight until I fio V U k
morning immediately a f t e ! th.
H m .it>
....... ...
A" lh<’ languors. rh
flowing l„.„ut> (lf , h(i
At the Parish House every Tuesday
•’ O X n e w s
at 4 p. m. for children, nnd at 7 p. m.
— AND—
for adults. Interpcrtcr, character, toe
nnd bnllroom dnneing will be taught.
PATIIK r ev ie w ]
Recital Tuesday, November 14th at
7 p. na. All those interested in b e t - ____________
ter dancing are invited.
195-3tp S E l | | P | | r~
I l l y T H r A R R o r la iH I ' r r a t i
BRADENTOWN, Nov. 10.—
bill
of complaint wns filed here yester
day by Snrnsotn ciunty, a sfln g fo r
an accounting of liabilities as a re
suit o f its severance from Manatee
county.
" “
,l" ' Montezuma tomorrow ( ompnnny, at r-.krdale
\ nosae and
,, .uiuii.. .. ........
j,.' . r,
,i
,r
.
u nit immediately after the pa offtr<-r* art* looking for Ihg robbi-rs
i >de
aid " ffi.i .in appi.-i uited \i.m I
»'nd
“THE LOVES w;
PHARAOH"
' Vl,h “
EnSEN’S SCHOOL OF DANCING
PERSONALS
M r . ,1 I- S „ .; ....... , . f
end
" AI , AS, , TA
ASKS FOR ACCOUNTING
FROM M A N A TE E
*
j MASKED BANDITS
The Legion dnnee will be at the
H O L D ,D P AUTO
Elks' Home tomorrow night.
Good
AND TA K E PAYROLL
I*°°k“ lik" raln f,,r Armistice Day. music and a good-tim e is assured ntl
( I l y T f c . A a v o r t n lr d P r r « a l
.
"
who attend.
TRINIDAD, Col., Nov. 7 o. - T wo
Tlx- hank-a will close all day tom or
masked................
Imndits today field u|i
up an
nn an
an
V
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t
row (Arm istice Pay).
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Howard Chapter ! laugh- toniobile carrying $11000 payroll of
II
194-Th-Fri-Snt.
F. J. Miller & Son will be open to
night nnd n short time tomorrow
fci te» na tea to ^
Remember ‘thnt all the banks of morning to supply tho (lags needed
te the county will be closed tomorrow on for decorations.
___________ The M
tings, were dcaccount o f it being Armistice duy nntltlnyul but are here now.
|a legal holiday.
:
tea
Mrs. C. C. Hart ia visiting for aj KEU SAtfc FOREIGN 81111*8
' tea
few d«ya in tho city nnd ia the g u cs?
" ,TH LIQUOR ON HOARD
ANI) NO COMMUNICATION
« f Mrs. II. N. Lumley. Accom pany
ing Mm. ^ Hurt from Jacksonville
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.— Releaae
were her nephews, E. Edgar Wells
Have tho Herald do your next Job
of
nil foreign vessels seized outside
and Leonard V. Wells, o f Hnrtrord.
or printing. Wo havo thev equipment
* onn. The men are en route to Ar of the American three mile limit with to do all kinds o f Job printing.
endin, Fla., .where they will be the liquor Aboard whore no evidence o f
quests of their uncles, B. Frank Wells communication with shore by 'm ea n s
Call 498, If you wnnt that baggage
of vessels or its own boats, wns or
nnd Mnj. W. G Wells.
looked
after with despn tch.__QUICK
dered today by Secretary Mellon.
SERVICE TRAN SFER.
Old Pressing Club House at the Rear o f Our
m.
1
For Florida: Fair tonight
and Saturday.
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V ' I E R \ > LIE! I EN VNT
« W TI R f l, TODAY
D F \ VI E lt \ E S C A P E D
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lb - ll.-rald office will start this'^0 HELP A -T.• \..v in
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Sanford’s New Store
Phone 127
The Churehwell Company
10 Storea in Georgia
r Si ore in Florid*
I’ve Got
A FREE PUZZLE
FOR EVERYBODY
MAN, WOMAN A1D CHILD
Additional Specials
FOR M O N D AY IN OUR CONTEST SACK
SEND FOR IT
Here’s something for you—a new puzzle
<-and say, it’s-sure a dandy. Wish you could see
the big stack I’ve got piled up here—looks like a
mountain. There are thousandsand thousands of
them—all packed ready for me to put your name
and address on, just as soon as you send them.
9 TO 10 A. M., Y A R D -
55c
I want every boy and girl, every man and
woman to have one o f these Calumet Puzzles.
It’s more fun than a box of monkeys— the longer
you work with this puzzle the more interested '
you become— the better you like it
C U R T A IN SCRIM 34-INCH W ID E , Y A R D
-- -------— --10c
17
Send for one—see how long it takes you
to solve it— spring it on some o f your clever
friends—see how fast their brains work— see if
they can solve a real puzzle.
W IN D O W
j
paper right now; right away—fill in your name
, and address—send it with a two
. cent stamp to help pay post
'
age and mailing
cost
—
%
-50c
Don't wait—cut the coupon out of the
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SH A D E S, 33x72
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Sanford------------------ ------- Florida
the calumet kid :
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state puts up one million dollnrs. May
gBtilUkfd »> r rj a tlr r s M i emcepl Nan be they ivre safe in this offer and
4* j at th* l i m i t B alM lif, 107
uiuyhe the Sanford Herald might just
I U ( h IU A v t . • l a l M t , O il.
as well make the same offer hut in
i use the state tinea put up the million
it is safe to assert that the Jackson
r u a u m iu iii
ville Journal ran he depended upon to
I. J. llOl.I.Y
do its part. Then, look at the adver
I. J. I.II.I.AHU___ * «T »la r»-T rM i»rfr tising.
I . A. NIKKI.
.......... U tntril M ia lifr
II. N. llOl.I.Y
Adi rretain* lla n u r r
I'k m i IAN up to diOU I*. H.
S V N F olU ) IS A PERFECT I ANY
AdTirililna Hair* Mad* H » s a
*1
AppUra ttoa
.Jtoh Holly in his Snnnfoni Daily
LBWIS SHI 1*1*___ Ctrralatlaa M i a i f n Herald says that ‘‘the campaign in
rk sa r 1KMV altar 8 p. a .
Snford for the olfirc of city commis
I .W r lp t l .a l*rlff la A i n m
sioner is being conducted along a high
■S* b * b*i h a.17
|,]anc and among gentlemen. There is
I>*tl**r*4 ta City * y Carrtar
1|(o mud slinging, no charges or counter charges, no undue excitement.
*7 I
•14 i . l l r f l r ra.rra I r a la t lt O cta l; The voters will make up thL*ir minds
aaA U pablUheA every f r U a ;. A*»*r- in peace and quiet and no blaring
tttlt* ratra a i l * kaarrn aa appltcaU tk DrataaratU ta paUtlaa.. p * t par of trumpets will distrub tholr p e a c e
yaar. always la a l t t t e t .
ful moments o f rumination. It prom
TI1B ASNOCIATKI) r i U H ises to be one of tho best and most
T b * A u o c U i a ) P r a u la • l o l u i l n l ; peaceful campaigns on record."
n tltlad to th e u se f o r r e p n b llc a llo n o f
is pp aa ticc h eo s c r e d ite
aU n e w * d la
it e d to It o r
All o f .which is explained readily by
-w la s c r e d it e d In th la
pub
and a ls o th e
lo c a l
new s
p
u b lish ed the statement that .Sanford is bless
ha rain.
ed with
the com mission-manager
AU r ig h t s o f r a -p u b llc a t lo n o f sp e cia l
form o f government which, to a large
d is p a t c h e s h e re in e r a a ls o rese rv e d .
e.ftent,
eliminates
the
o ld -tim e
O tfto s i II K it A t.D B U IL D IN G , r h e a s 14
shameful political campaigns that
used to cause so much bitterness and
so many vnin regrets. — lakeland
S tnr-T clegrnm,
ARM ISTICE DAY
<i------------OHEY
TH
E LAWS
What a thrill it has ulways carried
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
quires that a license .be procured be
fore conducting, the business, profes
sion ‘or occupation.
't
Mrs. J. Jl. Caltlc^ has opened a taxi
JNO. D. JINK1NS,
and information bureau at tho Valdez
Tnx Collector,
Hotel, with Mrs. L. Hourdreaux in N'ov. 2 -2wka
Seminole County.
— *S
CLASSIFIED
ADS
THE HERALD-PRINTING CO.
ney and bladder ailment.. ..
Cathartic TnhleLs, a who|’ “d FoleT
thoroughly
r. t| „ ~ >»«
constipation,biliousness
v
,0T
end sluggish bowels 'y
where.—Adv.
"'> 17.
charge, concerning all trains and boats
in and out of Sanford. Special courST It OUT FARM AGEN CY
Are you moving ■*
■J! a ijl h.’ K
teay shown to the public. Call us for
11.1 Magnolia Are.
SERVICE
TRANS!
Classified Ad* $c t line. No
'
t,
drives of all kinds. Hunt parties our
• It.
Phono 498.
ad taken for lena than 25c.
l-'l
I t *■' Sit
specialty. Phone 229 for information. 1 Lakeside fnrm and grove o f 200
and positively .no elualflad
11-9 tfc trees, 20 acres. Several acres heavy,
Phone 44.
ads charged to anyone. Cash
M hen othfrs jg. ,,j ■,
block loom, beat of soil for vegetables,
\ in .t
mast accompany aU ordera.
*nK;
there u a reaxutt {
Herald want ads get result*.
strawberries, pears, plums, guavas,
VI-'U'K
Count fire worda to a line
SERVICE TRANSFER
I’li " iH'l
grapes. Good 6 room house. Excel
and remit accordingly.
The real reason i«'» g . 1 SLR.
Our aim is to SERVE the cominun; lent shooting and fishing.* 2 mile* to
VICE. That's ()l
Illl'l'llc !"inif.
ity, not merely to have a job.—-QUICK railroad station, stores, church, school Phone 498.
l'.'l Tl. \ ' 'it
SERVICE TRAN SFER. Phone 498. — household furniture anil farm ing
,
194-Th-Fri-Sat
tools
included.
^2,250.
$1,250
cosh,
FOR S A L E
#
NOTICE
balance 1 and 2 years.
i84-tfc
FOR SA LE — One 1V4 horse gas en
KNIGHTS TEM PLAR ATTEN TIO N !
gine, in good condition. Apply El
On November the litn
Oiai!
CUT T n is ON’f — IT 18 WORTH
der Springs W ater Co.’s office. 195-Cp
compelled to advance m> price
Taylor Comnndery N o .'28 will par
‘
MONEY VV £ * -** *|.
Wood one dollar per coni.
FOR SA LT— Two seta oak wall fix ticipate in tho American Legion par
Cut obt this slip, enclose 1t with 6c
tures, one seven-foot show coae, ade Armistice day.
This advance in price is made necetand
mail It to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef snry to meet tho cost of cutting an4
cheap for cash. Mm. A. G. Purden,'
Every Knight Templar in this sec
Ijtke Monroe.
105-3tp tion who has n uniform is expected to field, Ave., Chicago, III., writing your hauling, and no orders win |,.
t
-vname and address clearly. You will, cd after that dale, except at tho new
report
nt
the
Asylum
Saturday
at
9
SEVERAL HOUSES fo r sale, I louse
receive In'return a trial package con price, $8.50 per card.
for rent. See Thigpen.
96-tfc a. m. for preliminary instructions nnd
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
All orders in hand prior to Novem
drill.
WOOD F£)R SA L E — $8.f.O a cord.
pound
for coughs, colds and croup; ber tenth will J>e filled
•Full dress uniform.
rrelent
Please arrange to pay cash on de
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides price.
,
■ H. E. TOLAR,
9
livery, nnd specify the kind of wood
F. 8 v Kit n a y .
198-He; 65-ltc
Eminent Commnnder.- and back; rheumatism, backache, kid- 191-Dtp
wanted, when plncing your order.— F.
S. Vcmny.
I9fi-tfc
Wc nre in the business, fo r
the
im b i
FOR SA LE — Celery farm nnd house BUSINESS: * QtJICK
SERVICE
in Sanford, 10 oicrcs, well tiled, TRANSFER. Phono 498.
must
settle estate! easy terms, big
194-Th-Fri-Sat
from the time o f its inception, born
money
maker,
if
interested
act
quick,
There
is
always
more
or
less
kick
in blood and sacrificw to be finished in
ENTIRE FAM ILY HAD “ F L U "
jo y nnd praise and thanksgiving, and ing on tho ordinances nnd 1«wb gov- nddress box 1202, ^rlnndo, Fla.
"
‘ Keep right on using Foley's Hon
*
190-dtp
from that great day four yoars ago, erning the driving o f cars. There nley and Tar. It will give you quick
when the hells and whistles first pro w a y s will he. There is just one way FOR SALE— C melody ’ saxophone
relief,' jmid tho doctor, when tho en
claimed the glad tidings of the end of for the cities and counties to enforce
good ns new. *.$120 takes It, half tire family had tho ‘‘flu ". Never saw
M aintaining a* permanent con
the World W ar until today, the poo the laws on fast driving or reckless ensh, balance $10 per month. R. J.
anything so good,” writes Mrs. A . B.
pie o f America are thrilled nt the driving or any other infringements of n 0||y HCrnld Office,
170-Gtp Griffith, Andrews, Ind.
nection vvitlra ba\ik, is a tribute to
Neglected
very mention nf Armistice Day, and the laws and that is to enforce them
coughs and colds uftdn lead to serious
the hoys who were in the conflict will ti th</ letter nr take them off th e ^ O R SALE— Dosier and Gnys1 paints
your intelligence, and because of
complications. Foley’s Honey nnd
nnd
vumiahes
nt
Sanford
Novelty
never forget It, and we hope they will statute hooks. Automobile laws arc
Tar
gives
quick
relief.
Free
from
183-tfc
never let the 'rest of the nation for- like other laws—some people want to Works, Sanford agents.
it, all mei} hail you as wise.
opiates (ingredients printed on the m
get it. It is not a memorial day in break them when it becomes a person FARRIERS— You can get seed bed
wrapper). Largest selling cou th medthe full meaning o f the word, because al mutter— but they would like to see
frames and irrigation plugs at tb*
icine in the world. Sold everywhere.
we have our national memorial days them enforced on the other follow. No Sanford Novelty Works.
100-tfc
You cannot afford to be without
— Adv.
in April and June.
Armistice Day one arrested for fast driving is ever
FOR SALE— 10 acres in Longwood,
t<*dny is just what it was four years guilty in his own mind. No one nrthe prestige that a banking con
corner of Grove and Orange ave
ago when the day wns born a day rested for breaking the speed laws is
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nues, S. E. 1-4 o f N. E. 1-4 of S. W.
for rejoicing, u victory shout, a glad ever going over fifteen miles an hour
nection gives.
11 Hoc, 2b, Twp. 20, Range 29.— Thoa.
N O W OPEN
awakening from it troubled sleep, to They art- always mnoi-eiit and the
J. Maxtor.
11-2-1mo.
see the bright sun o f peace shining - pt-ei . op is always guilty nf mntfens
' " .......
State i(Tul County Tux Hooks are m
through the clouds o f war
So today lllli e in <f f i c
I liorc never was n ^ *'R S A L E A good piano, price is now open for the payment of taxes ■
SAVING MONEY
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let us rejoice let us bury alt our
troubles and our sorrows, and let Bs
help the hoys to i vlehrate what the
world calls and will always call one
o f the gleatest victories in history
It means -to nun h to all if us, nnd
even though i! i» behind us and noth
ing left to reenll it eviept the sneri
flees and t 1 e vaennt i hairn iii the
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And the fellow
CEHMANENT W AVING, Shnrn;.... . 1<*>" per cent in December. Tux hooks
mg, scalp and facial treatment.
April 1st. Poll Taxes for the
il.ai I' pulled for Mr- McCoy, Wtlakn ApurtmeiitH.
>M,r
r,,r
mfin “ n‘l w omon,
l i n i n g alway- lun I lie same old
1911- 12t|i bceame due November 1st, 1922.
kn k and the same old story
I* t.s
Husiness and Occupation Licenses
n.ver the d m a r - fault hut the kim’ s
heeamc due Octotier 1st, and if not
FOR K E N T
f,,
pp,. ,| y»*r i s a Iw ,i y right and
f,
1 11 RKI. funiisherl roojns with hath paid, are delinquent, ns the fliw ro-
always celebrate Tl
1 Lilli *t and rnake
iM■ itl ‘-f daw ill the s d!
h o iio "
»
that wa.- ri"t "in had'’ with
r'ght
< nririori s < ash tiria’ery. Cel for 11*22, a discount of two per cent 'is
M" ,M
There lo ver was a speed , T-V ive., Sanford, 1'la
11*2 HHj* a.lowed for payment in
November,
every 'HO
l b. renev
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And while the IF raid .aniiot i e!r Subscription* are m cured unfairly on “ EXIDE"
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brate all day we will get " ff ns early the reputation of two national publi BROS. Phone 548. Sanford. 172-tfc ■ S
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cations. They employ house to house W ANED— A chance to build
your ■2
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credentials
new home before lumber gets tiny
The Turks are receiving moral aid winch are apparently honn-fide, hut higher. Plans nnd estimates furnishlands on have been proven fraudulent. These ed.— Sanford Novelty Works, 183-tfc
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ford Avefflie.
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solicited
immediately
A shipping expert sees a great fu
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ture for the port of Jacksonville and the writer at 51 so that we can take
Palmetto, one of the boat locutions : :
the same can bo said of the port of necessary action l.r see that they are in town.—J. M. Garrett „
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SnnfoLd only we don’t need any ship apprehended.
WANTED TO RENT Permanent, 3 * ■
16-button Kid Gloves,
In fact it is always advisable to re
ping expert to tell us^nhout the port.
nr 4 room unfurnished apartment,
fer all outside advertising or chari
It is there to speak for itself.
flnt or house, desirable location. Ad
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table schemes of outsiders to this orss
Lace Patterns, all colors
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gnnizution for investigation. We have
The Sanford Chamber of Commcfte
ford, Fin.
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a committee for that purpose and it
does not think the big state papers
was organized to protect you along W AN TED—A lease nnd option on tf
give Sunford n fair shake in the mat-■■
these lines. It is your fault if you do
truck farm of not less than twenty
ter of publicity. Why bother with the'
or more Ihnn forty ncres, equipped
not make us of it.
state papers when you have some
SAN FORD CHAMBER
with flowing well not more than five
thing better right nt home. And if
miles from Snnford. Prefer a farm ■ 2
OF COMMERCE.
the state papers give you n hum deal
which hns been used fo r growing ccl- : s
cut the state pqpers o ff the list.
Piunos, Safe-**, Furniture, in fnetjery. Will not consider any farm un
anything movable, or what others less it is located on u public road. Will :
Again shrimp com e to the front in
might think immovable, we handle want possession immediately. Write
the casual ity line and a Jacksonville
with care nnd ease. We assume till description of property nnd location
fam ily .eating poisoned shrimp almost
responsibility.—4JU1CK
SERVICE and lowest unnunl fent to Republican ! s
diFd. This docs not mean that nil
Crochet Hemmed Bed
Trucking C om pany,'Tifton, Gn
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Florida paper. The proprietors J. H.
to Geo. D. Bishop for reward. Phone SS
Perry nnd Richard L. Jonea ngree to their Bazaar Snlo Dec. 1st nnd 2nd.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
L ,y _ Westminster Club will meet
U Mrs. Henry Purdon and Mrs.
L Smith at tho home of tho forL on Palmetto avonuo, at 3:00
Slock.
L y—St. Agnes Guild will meet
[the homo of Mrs. It. W. Peurman,
! on West First street, nt 3:30
^y_pipe Orgnn Club will meet
h Mrs. Orlen Farrel at hey home
palmetto avenue at 3 o’clock.
1 Fox Is spending tho week end
ikclnnd as the guests of friends.
L, Hen Caswell was among
ford people visiting in Orlando
und Mrs. Fred Dalgcr and lit,n are spending the week end in
a as the guests of the form er’s
r, and Mrs. W. C. Hill and Mm.
Newtnnn returned homo Thuraevening fronf Jacksonville where
spent two days.
;rx Gordon Mobloy and attractive
jht<r, Mary Frances, of
West
n Bench, are the house guests of
iihti Mrs. E. D. Mobley nt their
e on Oak avenue.
cnridle*. Pink tulle Was ' suspender
ATS WILL
published in the Sanford Herald,
a
newspaper published In San feud. Hcmlfrom the chandeliers to the comers oi
Metropolitan Life Ins. | ROYS’ T R A N S F E R
o b t a in l a r g e r
note-County. Flurlda, once each week
the tnhle. Thu refreshments ^insist
for Ivrtit HiicceNMve vvrrkii
Corner First and Park Are.
VVITNKSH my hand and t he son! of
REPRESENTATION
it>ff o f ire erenin topped with cherries
•old r'lr, .jit Cuurt on fhl* ihn fth day
BILLY
S.
PARK
of N‘o v'r inher* A I», 152 3
and cakes carried out the color motif
Prompt Service------ Reasonable Rates
l I!> Tho Aaaurlalrd |*rra«)
i ItiKAt.)
K A. D o U O L A S R
The favors were running Inti
Clerk tif the Circuit Court,
u \MlL\'Gin.\, Nov It. By cuti*f the Hevruth Judicial
baskets filled with mils and candies. , Fng down the Republican majority in
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Circuit tif Florida. In and
for ih« County of SemiThe nftenu >on was merrily spoilt the Mouse, Democrats in the next
nolo.
with games and contests, in the adv oi empress will obtain larger represoll- «} KO A I ' d C n T T K S ,
Hone ltor utid of CountyO'l for
Using contest, the prize a dainty (atom 'ti ail of the big committees
Cumidiiltiahl
11 t i l l * 25 12 2 0 16 21 30-51
i handkerchief, was won by Ann El- by w hi, h the most important Icgisla(ler, while the booby, „ rattle, wos tion is f r a m’d Isndeis of both par
drawn by Dorothea I.awson, in cStbegun figuring today on the new
ting the birthday cake, the dime
ulignm ent.
cut by Martha Coney, while Mi
| As it now stands, the way# and
Fitts cut the thimble. The doll
moans committee, which reported the
cut by Marguerite Garner
revenue, (arid aand bonus hills, conYour fireside is your place o f
Little Miss McDaniel was assisted al"U# of 2f> members 17 Republicans
in entertaining her guests by- )K.r l«nd S Democrats. As the lineup is
confidence, serenity, security and
Card* of Sanford's Reput
mother, Mrs. K. A. Douglass ami prov determined by the size of the House
satisfaction.
able Profeaalonal Men, each
ed u charming hostess. She received niujority, Democrats, it was stated,
of whom. In hia chosen pro
many gifts and good wishes from her Wl11 insist ii|xiti a division of 14 to
In no relationships o f life do
fu sion the Herald recom
11
Retirement of Chairman Fordfriends.
you need these qualities more
means
that
Representative
mend* to the people.
About thirty young guests enjoyed ncy
Greene
of
Iowa,
ranking
Republican,
the pretty party.
than in your financial affairs.
will ht’cnrne chairman under the seni
ority rule system.
These are the outstanding* fea
Rrvntifip of the large number of
tures o f the service offered by the
George A. DeCottes
sub-committees which -prepare the
People? Bank o f Sanford.
supply bills, the appropriations com
Altorncy-at-Law
mittee, consisting of 23 Republicans
These are the qualifications
Over Seminole County Bank
and 12 Democrats, is expected to
stand at about that ratio. But nil 4ANFORI)
that it tenders to you.
FLORIDA
rommittees now composed of tf> Re
publicans and ft Democrats prob
FRED R. WILSON
ably will fo mi a 12 to It footing. Tho
rules committee, all powerful of it
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
self, generally slnndi H to 4, regard
less of majority.
Sanford, Florida
Firel National Bank Building
Defeat of Chairman Volsteaad of ,
FLORIDA
SANFORD
the judiciary committee will mako
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Representative Grnhnml Pennsylva
nia. chairman!)
All bills minting to
prohibition are considered by the
CHELLE M AINES
judiciary committee.
Mr. Graham
was among the few members who reLAWYER
fosedlo vote one way or the other
—Court House
when the Volstead mutter was up fur
Blip a Kodak into the side pocket of your car and get a story of your autumn
P usage some years ago.
trips. Keep n fev» "spare" rolls of kodak film there, loo—you'll need them.
rs. T. S. Roberts, who has been
charming guest of Mrs. E.
D.
iley for the past few days, left
i-rdny by boat for her liomo in
isoiiville.
DANCE RECITAL
FT i. sdny evening nt 7:00 o ’clock at
Ip Parish House Prof. ('. E Eliaen.
I! give a dunce recital, (" winch ail •
les. interested
in interpretative,
a-sii . toe and social dam es are most
rdinlly invited.
Prof Ehsen is not only a dime mg
t'-r, but is also a graduate from
i* of the largest physical culture
I ds in Ijiis country. He has da
i Path in Orlnntln and Daytona
t', h, and will hold classes in Nan
it 1 every Tuesday at thu Parish
ru'-e. The afternoons will be ilc’ d to the children, while the adult
L ■ will be in the evenings.
1 id year Prof. Klisen had charge of
|l dimming classes of tin Orlando
L ’ Si b o o l , which were victorious in
I ’ its He comes here highly re.
I......idl’d, ( ‘time Tuesday evening
id enjoy the recital.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
I Wednesday being the llth birthday
kiiuersary of little Miss Virginia McIh’iH I, she invited a number of her
pang friends to help her celebrate
l< occasion.
F Tik anil green were the colors used
L this affair, and the rooms were
P' ned fpi suite with baskets of coral
P es and ferns. In the dining room,
b ’ dining room table was laid with a
be cloth, and h a d -as its centerpiece
be birthday cake iced in pink and
'bite, topped with eleven tiny pink
W e Close Saturday
ARM ISTICE I)A Y
W ill be, open Friday
nfght to take care o f
customers.
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J. R. and T. E. Sample,
M. I).’ h, having- complete
s ed the Abrams course
last winter at ’ Frisco,
Room 7, Miller lildf
t ’alif., now have offices
at Omaha. Nebr., and 4ANFORD
11 Orlando, Florida, and
h’ are equipped at both of- If, years experience in Residence, tinat fires to make blood tests rage, Storage Warehouse, Mill Con
struction, Re enforced Concrete Struc
and treat acute
and tures,
Hotels, and Office Buildings, P.
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1 chronic diseases by the <> »»«« 112T. Phone 83SI L-2. Sanfurtl
Electronic Reactions of ^ ^ ~
1 Abrams.
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'he ninny friends of Mrs, llryan
inriun and baby will be interested
earn that they arc expected to ar
> next week for a visit with her.
diet Mrs R. A. Douglass Mr and
> liirmari are going to make At
!a. Ga.p tiieir future home.
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We hare Autographic Kodaks from 16.50 up, and all size*
The Herald for first class job work
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
PHONE 325
ROUTH
You run find Ihr name of
pxcry Inc Business Mail
in Sanford in lids Column
rnrh day.
MON T O N STKA.M I'K K S S K K V
Kent A Mrhrr, Props,
"LEANING. DY KING, ALTERING
Work cttled for and delivered
Phone 4G4-J--------- 314 West Firat 8l
Church tyirvice
11:00 a.
Sunday School
HL00 a.
Mid week Service, Every
Tuesday H 00 p m.
112 Magnolia Avenue
Phone
113
*\VK DELIVER THE GOODS"
Quick Service Transfer
Woman’s C|uh Bldg, Oak Ave
Al l, ARE WELCOME
OSTEOPATHY
l iu* Rule of the Artery
Storage Fiicllitie»
if
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please
you.
tell ua.
tel l
others.
If
nut,
Phone 49H
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Machine & Foundry Co. 5
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ienerml Machine and Boiler W ork*:'*
Cylinder Grinding; Del.uxe Platon*; , ■
Fly Wheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank g
season than over before, and we're
going to have n team beenirte we iinre
the material to pirk from. The girls
hovo a regular conch this year, Mis#
rnurr purl
III VAH
Cora l,oe Tillls, n former Sanford) Th*t
jiiartrrs
of
the
Houtl
T tile
Hoiitheaal
II S. star, and she is giving the girlIs Nor i h w « nt «
Se v e n ,
Township
Uuurlrr " f
,f
ltnnce
Thirty
a vigorous training, which will mak< T * •-ft I > - n i t I V
KlimI, t‘* ntnliilmt t h i r t y a c r e s m o r e o r
our team n winning one.
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The girls appreciate the help and c o m
p l a i n t fllcil.1 IIn
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vou
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interest of the people of Sanford, and
c l a i m t o h a v e s o m e Interest In a n a t o
nrd working hnrd to put out a team the I nml s h e r e i n a b o v e de s c r i be d ,
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In I. O r l f f l n .
that will be aa successful as the fast If TIIhveI.iei kf n. rHe e, n ry ioeut.t a BeEn Jam
Or l f f l n . hla w i f e ,
hall team. They need this same in If II v I i i k , W i l l i a m <1 Aml enr l en. If l l v IV- O W Ht el f f nml wi f e. E m m a
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terest and support at all of the games ■ttclff. If l i v i n g , nil o f the u n k n o w n
living, o f the t a t a t e o f John
this season. The first game this sea hWe i r sri r IIff fIn.
i l o c e a s e d. Cl. W. C o o k anil
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son Is with Orlaando high school, next
I |ii w k Inn. If l i v i n g . O h u r l c s C W a r w i c k ,
Friday, November 17, In Qrlanndo. Tnif itriui a n d ID® buci Icihhi NI; •• livlujff*
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w o l v e r t o n , If J i v i n g . L u t h e r
C.
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there nnd help us win.
t o r o f t h e e s t a t e o f J o h n \V. O r l f f l n .
d e c e a s e d . a n d If said pifrtlc*
pifrtles a r e dead,
p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g llnterenl
nlereaU
under
B e n j a m i n I- O r l f f l n , d e c e w d l l e n r l e t ta B O r l f f l n . h i s w i f e , d e c e a s e d . W i l
l i a m O. A n d e l i r l e d . d e c e a s e d .
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c e a s e d . al l o f t he u n k n o w n hei r*, d e
c e a s e d . o f t h e E a l a l e o f J o h n VV. O r t f f In. d e c e a s e d . O. W. t’ o o k a nd
wife,
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ki ns , d e c e a s e d , t ' ha r l e a O.
Warwick.
T r u s t e e d e c e a s e d , a n d hla a uc c e a s o r a .
d e c e a s e d . J l» XVol vert nn
de ce as ed.
I ui h e r r P o r t e r , d e c e a s e d I. <* Po r t e r ,
deceased, nod
Ahet O r l f f l n . d e c e a s e d .
A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f the F s t n l r o f J o h n XX
O r l f f l n d e c e a s e d , or o t h e r w i s e . In and
t o t h e l a nd s h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b e d , nro
r e q u i r e d to he and a p p e a r b e f o r e nur
satd C i r c u i t C o u r t at t h e Court
Bouse
In Ha n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n the 1st d a v o f
J a n u a r y , A P 1933. a n d then a n d t h e r e
m a k e a n s w e r t o t h # bill o f c o m p l a i n t
e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u In this c a uae, o t h
e r w i s e d e c r e e * p r o o o n f e a s o wi l l lie e n
t er e d a g a i n s t you a n d each o f y ou
It Is o r d e r e d l h * t t h i s C i t a t i o n be
all
W ig h t Bros. D e p t Garage Building
ri m \ h k .m o n s t k \t h »n
Aulhitri/cd Hoover Dealer
We’ll Dtp For You
JACKSON'S AUTO PAINT SHOP
BAKERY
Next to I’ rinceKN Theatre
imiom;
work done by expert workmen.
KODAK DEALER
S ten og ra p h er
M ISN xi XI U K I V lt R . in Attnrney
I ted R \ \ lUan's office, l irst Nation,il R ank Bldg., S an fo rd , Florid a.
10 I W ed Sat Mon tf
We use nothing: but the best material; all
kodak
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THE REX A Li, STORE
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P u b lic
of
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GILLON & FRY
62 J|
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Wasting house Lights and Appliances
New Lin® of Fixture*
123 West Flnit Street
SAN FO RD N O V E LTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop
General Shop and Mill
W ork
CONTRACTOR nml BUILDER
117 Commercial Bireel—Sanford, Fla.
B. W . HERNDON
INSURANCE AGENCY
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OS l'E< H’ATH Y is generally i rediled with the ability to achieve
substantial rrsulls m conditions involving nervous disorders
But the benefits of Osteopathy extend far beyond ft* unusual e f
fectiveness in this limited group of ailments.
The adage above illustrates a prinejpde. recognized by the Osteopathii physician as a vital part ot the physical foundation upon which
nil health must rest.
As truly ps lu ck *f adequate and noriunl nerve force will weaken
resilience and open the doors to contagion infection and orgnnic trotff
Ide— so surely-will impure blood and restricted circulation spell weak
ness in the organs of the laxly.
Many people are not aware of the importance that Osteopathy
attaches to the "rule of the nrtery’’ the principle that pure blood,
normally circulating in normal quantity, is absolutely necessary to
maintain or restore health in the body.
Through the method# of adjustment of the spine which charac
terize his science, through necessary correction of diet, through per
sonal hygiene, through adjustment of the environment In which tho
body lives— the Osteopathic physician work* toward normal blood sup
ply as earnestly as towards nohnul supply of nerve force.
Every physical fnctur that enters into the problem of restoring
and maintaining health is fully recognized and carefully treated by
tho Osteopathic physician.
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Adjustment of structure, particularly the principle of apinnl ad
justment, was first given to tho world by Osteopathy in 1874. For
half a century the scientific vuluo of thi* principle has been success
fully demonstrated by Osteopathic physicians.
Osteopathy does not use drugs ns curative agents. With tho sin
gle exception o f materia mcdlcu, however, it embraces every scientif
ically proven principle of diagntmin, hygiene, sanitation, environment,
and surgery.
Tho Osteopathic physician is required to cOmpleto n four years
rourse—nine months study.in each year— in order to prepare himself
fur conscientious ami efficient service in treating disease and sickness.
(M copalhir literature may be had upon request.
S. 0 . Shinholser
Contractor and llulldrr
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DR. \V. I). GARDINER
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
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SANFORD
T h e City Substantial’*
T h e C it y S a b e ta n tla l'
IN THK HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
V O L U M E 11L
NUMBER IfT
SANFORD, FLO R ID A , M ONDAY, N O VEM B ER 13, 1922
RELIEF FORCES WORKING LE"
r ™ S ® mv
LETTUCE starts moving
TO SUCCOR THE HOMELESS
IN WASHINGTON CIRCLES TO NORTHERN MARKETS
REFUGEE OF EARTHQUAKE 1" ,k' Si“ S ; i ; “ i" wmU|"1: FROM SANFORD SECTION
the Democrats
■■
FIVE ARRESTED
^
FOR MURDERING
M U L IO N S J N LOSS. HEEPLESS ONES
FIRE RAGING
IN OIL FIELDS
OF GULF COAST
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.— Prob- convening of the new congress, but
MUCH LA R G E R CRO P THIS
abln changes in th< leadership of the situation is further obscured by
Y E A R G IVES PR O M ISE OF
REACH TH E TH O U SAND
m iin n m H in
GOOD R E T U R N S
both great parties it, the next con- uncertainty »* *o when that will take
, place.
Ordinarily the sixty-eighth
gress took a predominating place to- ,.(,n|fri,8!| wm)ld n„,
untii „ year
dny in post-election discussions here from next December. Should an extra
nnd in conferences among members 8UXKjon become necessary after the
___ ___ ______________
*
8C 94
04 they nrrived prcaenl Senate nnd House expire next
of Senate nnd House
Is Needed Now to Make P e rfe c t
And Several Towns Are Almost R u s s i a n b a n d i t s m u r d e r a n d in inrrt-using numbers for tho extra March, however, tho leadership shake-' TIIREE-QUARTER M ILLION RAH
Heads Hut Crop is Looking
REUS ARB NOW BURNING
session which begins o week from up would he advanced accordingly.
E n tir e ly W iped Out in
|
ito u h e l p l e s s ,
Very Fine
IN TBXAS FIRLDS
Monday.
Disaster
f a m il ie s
In the Senate, I.odge of MassachuAgrecment was general that sweep-1 „ . lu
Republican lender, was r«m n .
■’ » « )
l-ctty Lettuce will now reign M
■,]
(Dr Tli* A i«»»U If4 Vrrum)
(lly The Aaeorlaled I'rrea)
ing alterations would occur in tho ris- ,.|w-te«l. and his friends here expect
HOUSTON,
Tex..
Nov.
13.—The'the
queen
of
the
Sanford
section
fo
r
™
SANTIAG O , Chile, Nov. 13.— Relief
mmn ter of. titulnr party managers after t,im to seek to hold his leadership.
MOSCOW, Nov
13. Five
forces to aid the thousands mmla^vcre arrested by |>olice and hnve adL March 1 in both Senate nnd House, j They express confidence of his ro most disastrous fire in twenty-one1the next month or so and the aucc®M ,
homeless by tho earthquakes through mitted murdering one hundred and und it became apparent that tho iiu- election, hut add that, like Senator years history of the Gulf coast oil n{ her reign depends nlmost entirely The cool
out Chile Saturday morning are l>e- eight woman and children, their mo pending readjustments would be n |Underwood, ho is not in tho best of fields is now raging in Humble sector, j upon the cold weather.
17 miles northeast of Houston. Three- j nights and mornings of the past week
;
Inif mobilized today. The death toll tive being robbery. In one instance subject for continual negotiation »»*1| health nnd may tlnally withdraw his
ijunrtors millions barrels of oil now <buve worked wonders In the lettuce- ~
will probably
least uns
one thousand
Will
prouauiy bo®it leant
.............. cigiuceii
eighteen persons
|iern,iiis mieiuiiog
attending n
a uiriiiuny
birthday jockeying throughout the next four name nnd conserve his strength for
burning and with stiff wind from the f l(.|,|a and while it hns not been cold
____a_T~
, m inti, I Itn
and• tho property
loss ...III
will _run
into the,pnrty W(,n. all killeiL Another time u months
uthei* duties. 'W hether the Ropubli- north fully two million barrels are enough to head it up ns It should be
millions as several towns ore almost |fnmiy of eight were murdered and
in
.
Representative Mond-ll can ••irregulars” of the progressive or |iniUn||en^
During a storm Sunday headed to be prime stuff there will be
entirely wiped o*t and heavy damage. other cases the murdt„rers took tn e,of Wyoming, Republican, lloor lca.b r .ad.cnI type would oppose
night lightning struck a storage tank „ cnr
out to<lay shipped by F e lt f
to buildings nnd communication lines. |jv,.s of four or five persons at th»
the House, in his campaign for re-election is uncertain, hut is
contalnad Frank thnt is snid to be good for this
1
and fired it. The tank
and particularly to ships along the ^nine time so no witnesses were left I, election to the Semite, retirement garde,I as an inip.rrtant factor tn
more than half a million barrels of
ftn,| there will Go others to fol*
fourteen hundred miles of coast nf t, 11 the story. Tile eritnes w.-r, com from tin Democrat It House leader vow iif general opinion that they will
ml _ Today the tank adjoining. c„n |„w Partin Bros., nt Wagner, will cut
mi l t e d ill v ar i ous putts o f Russia in -lup of Kcpics ntalive Kitchen <f bold the balance of power in the next
fected by huge tidal waves
tniiing nearly three hundred tie- -and t.-morrow and their stuff is snid to ba
a period c o v e r i n g more than a v«-m
\.,rth i aroluia, Ins ause of ill health, So uute as well as House,
barrels, took fire
very good *nnd ninny in tho SanfoTd
,
ANNO UNCE METHOD
nnd aniioun, cmciit by Senator Under
|( Mr |.,>dge should relinquish the
section will start cutting if tho wcathTO CONTROL BOLL
DAUGHTERS OF CON
w.«>d of Alabama that he would not l.cpuhlii an leadership, a half dozen
. . . . . . . . s ..............
, r gets cool m tlie next few days. A
FEDERACY lO MEET accept re-election as Democratic Sen andidates are in prospect. Among Knights of Columbus
W EE VIL DANGER
i
a it
XT
car of romumc will also go out today
ate leader, made it certain that new those prominently mentioned for the
I n s t a l l N c W , O l F l t e r S jr t„ morrow ami the money will soon
.
I Ur Tbr Assorlnlrd Press I
(Ilr Tkr A»»»elaled Press)
selections must be made for three of place are Senators fu rl is of Kansas,
..........
.........
Six
•
I..- rolling this way
Those grower* /sS
ItlRM lNGII
\ M.
Ala... Nov II
G A IN E S V IL L E , Fin.. Nov. 1 1 1 .
ti„ i hu t pin, es of party responailn
U .it son of Indiana, Wadsworth of \\,|h Many Prominent Staid Offi and shippers who have Ireen in th*
Development of n satisfactory method binuiicil delegates representing loit y That other changes may lie ma l New Yoi k, and J o n e s of Washington,
cials Here Sundny
mirth report conditions us very fa fr
of c<»ntrolling the boll weevil on short ,.„| , hapters in every stale of the
f.*r political arid other reasons cun- i in . of these is said already to have n
.,.,lde m the northern market* for oystaple or upland cotton wa* announc- Uni on lia\• indicate,| t hei r intention • ou
,! ., ,i
i more senators virtually
, ,,
i . I,< th, siibji . t of wide d
. f the most impressive cere ■lythmg we • nn raise this year ns tha
,|e here tonight by Dr Wilmoii New ..f at t endi ng tie t we f i l v mill ||. on Veil
,
a am .,
• oar. i - ai d re|>i- i.lodged t «'ipp“ rf him 111 eve'll of
.f lb, Knights ,.f , oluinbus n ,lu s t r i, have all started full fort!®
ell, plant commissioner for the state ■ i . .f lb I ' ni t. ,1 Da light ei - o f the
s. .. , 1 , 0 I .edge's retirement
,
tliat of tin installation of and all who want work ran get it and
•'Mat in plant board, nnd director of the I ni- < oii federai
to la' b d d here Novetn
,
,t d iiu. installation took
r
i,i
the
Democrat!,
side,
the
men
r
\b. aady a |det ’ rode of aspiruit*
t lo-ii- will l-e more money this year
versity of Florida Experiment Sta • i I l l s a. ordiiig t
Mi• bap
., ,ili.i , , | a- ... ride sue, onsets of ja, ,, i, fb, Iv of I Ipill last night
f .. ,- i,<|. loliqi lip -I tinging up
•ban last during tlie winter acaanfC
tion Dr. Newell's announcement was p. d t ..i •, ami Mr - S I Ledbet t er,
, tmtoi 1 luierw ood fot the minority
,n ev. optionally large crowd
I I th , Tal- of tile . apitol, and then
The following article in the Florida
ar
made ns tho result of research work g . l i e i a l c ha i r me n iti , f i arge
i,.p i ship include Senators Simmons if (!l |.„ Ml ,od v siting Knights
i.rino-r
of Saturday alaiut the Ban*
by George D. Smith, associate ento iaUg lnellf,f North t'aroliira, Robinson of A r
tale Deputy 1 It Roger,, of St ford section is worth reproducing:
q -ent iiinnt doling iliiploO)|itU oil
I In the opening day. responses to
mologist, conducted under the nu
Massa, busetts. lugo-tliie was in . barge of tin- work
nad lunch room . oliferences
Son kansas, Wal»b of
” Th.• i\ml rii^htn an<l warm day*
welcoming addresses will he made by in Irtical observer, will be Mtrprts, d H.trrison o f Mississippi, and Walsh ulltj vv it li h,< aide sta't of assistants
spieea irf the state plant board.
The method involves a principle III
Deccn Lain.u Wes Waco, r> x .
i.f Moiitatu,
Under established pro he u.sralled the newly elected ..Hirers
, ff,M * " " thr U'ltUCe C” ,p* —
,f ,b- Intel slag, - of tin- I anvassit
boil weevil control heretofore not roc- f,,||,,Wing which will nn hi the fire
, dent Senator Simmons has the , i hi. lertrl after which he dol.vefed ' ‘ p. • .ally since the heavy rains hsV® ^
,I,, ,|(>t d'-velop beateil rivalries m
pr
■
ogtlized by other investigators, Dr. „Ytiit mn of the president
general.
■Yuli" fur the place tinder the custom th. addres- f «h. evening
Mr Rug- • .... . '‘ » 1' ,l'"
ll,ttuco 7®P,
ie , , i . ..mpuipntng vvi'h G.th pn
Newell Stated, and be added thnt the
l .n mgston K-.wr S. huyler, ,.f
,,f ,.listing .,» lender the ranking , r„ s a verv impressive speaV-r and C i v great promise of a fine yield
total cost of the treatment, labor in \,.vv %.., k t it>. by Mi- « barles 11
In ,I tils atoll,-lire spellbound through '*n.l with >"Id weather in the next t«n
n„
par I v • or, -i ,- - .n vvIn, h ’ h< s,nat.-r n point " f service, and word
h,s talk, and left impressions on days to head it up there will b« some
eluded, docs not exceed fl.RO »r S2 n,y lt, M> mplu . 'Dim
Ho day s ,p,e-U,.n
went
.ail
today
that
Senator
Simmons
Ica.ler-hips will be s,-tile,I
nn acre. In the fields treated, the program a!**. * all- f.o an addr. -s I ,
listeners that Will linger with money made here on thl* crop. A C*f
|.i..i.iti.Tv
would
be
a
cnlohdate
,
.* l,. I., In ,1 o' ,' ll I to ,-v, f the
(|> ,
•■•.,,1 of I, ttu.e wn, shipped Wednoacotton crop in nearly every instance ,„ hl, |,||,
H„rv.,r-I rn n .rsitv
.
av l lint was ready to go und whtl®
bus been as large a« that obtained .tl„| p, , - s e n t i«•n of
a p.uliait of
Mr
.lopmved m •'>«• gov
. . .
.
.
__ l a
,
.... „•< I not headed up or fancy in uny respect
prior to the advent of the weevil.
.letrerson Davis
,-inmcnt seivice at M Augustin,, ami
.
•
.
l- v .is , ut and shuitied nn.l the return®
While som^ poison is used, the
\ ie<-e|itioo in honor of the pretu
,,f 1 1,,- iioitt i.|.,mment men in n
'
.
,
,. v
known but the
amount is comparaticely small, Dr. q,.,,! general, other genual oH<->r
of tcircles of the. state of , rKlorida
lorliia, “ r'
• mnrkut i*
- _laid?
•
Newell snid. By mcana of the im- nnd delegates will be tendered W ei
,,, paving Hus. his tlrst olfi, ial visit «o Is* verygoodnnd is waiting
for th®
lenr ,1(.S||MV mening, November I.• hie*
i, imnresse<l
The lettuce . crop
t h li’ i
proved method a cotton field is cleart„ Sanford., wa» very much
impress,si Florida crop.
>
. .
’
weevil
fu
ed o f practically all Iroll
^arly
.,p ..Hic-ts m
W.th the p,o g r e s s being made by the year is greater than that of last year
. ............... ml made the predb ■k-pitr th. predictions of many th at
in June and remains in that condition ,|ny_ N'ovembei Di
..... ,
,, ,,
there Mould be le«s acreage planted
for several weeks During this period
-j-p, l|,.|l.lf„ f will vt- • m a body
.
r II \ H g ED W I I II \ l " l \ I ING H I E t,..n tIn,• >anf«,td. vv " ' os '» * ' , 'ow
i h i s t til
>i
I
,
-,
mvm 1^ thl*season
Inst ,year
therewere . —
ulK) ...a®
u good crop of bolls |S set without , (lt. , )Ml, , npitrd ai
Montgomery,
,,g |,,uii. would some
day soon [>e
■
' ..........
\N I I l i f t S I I \ W S IN
yultK lit S W
and this year thero t •'£
weevil interference.
I inlay N .v. ^ . i I when ., -, >smn
MI S S I S S I I T I
supporting oto- of the most
•
- 'fa
111 E G O
,,f are TH'.l acres
Both the state plant board and the ^ ty,.. , onveriti„n wdl l„ In-Id in the
largest and prosperous louncil
experiment station will issue imme
, hnniber The annual ball will
I "The celery look* fairly good but
l l l j T h e A a a o e l a t , I I 'r e a a ,
the stale.
ttty T h e A h « I « 0 8 , I’ re s e,
diately bulletins on the Improved ^ h<l](| jn tj,(. evening at BirmingG R O V E U IT Y , Fa.. Nov. 13.
LieuJACKSON. Miss., Nov.
13. The
Another one of the most prominent needs cooler weather as tho CO
_ ,
___
enst winds thnt have prevailed for «iX
ic Mississippi
was Av Ji v!„innn
Solnno, a ' east
method of controlthorn.
:tenants Oakley Kelly nnd John Mac
Mississippi Supreme
Supreme court
court U'.iay
today nf ^ . . r ,r,-|es
“Tho boll weevil’s weak point has
j^,w ,,Hirers will be presented on ileadv are planning to make their next firmed the decision ,.f t'hancellor.
>i( lin,,kl.r )lf s ,
Augustine, weeks have not helped the lettuc®
now been found," declared Dr. New(innI day of the convention.
-J
( fu ai riiS8
. iptment .Strieker
..
in IIin,Is county fhancellor wb„ besides lending valuable
. .
assist- celery crops any and some of the
ell, “ and by this method of control
<
officers <>f the Confederacy ut 1
.|,„,iiv after the fu.t of court imposing fines and penalties
,he chief member „ f the staH, ery is being sprayed this week to
the farmer will be able to hand him a IMc t,la|(.
Mr.
I ivingston
Rowe, " ,t
^
wjl) ,M. fll„„ Sew i,mounting
$s.tir,.r,,l»7', on fire insur „|h„ made a talk that was especially keep down the blight. The ccl«ry
solar plexus blow. The treated fields s. iltl> ,..r. N V . president general; th‘‘ >w,r
^ (
_
rh|!( W1|B „ „ „nee con.piinies formerly operating m ml,-resting t„ the members of the has not made as much progress aa it
hnve produced just about ns much cot- M(
p.^melt D 11 , 11 . Nashville. Term . ' ,,r
‘ ""
' *\.
» ,
M ,„,*,,pp, . harge.l with violating Ameri can j
\tr Solano told should but like the lettuce will com®
ton a. if there had been no boll wee- ..... ........... .
general. Mrs .......... . her. » > K. I v wn
t by anti 11 u-t b,w
„f his trip nad experience -while nt ..ut fine as soon as the cold wcatb«T ;
,,
..
v, l
Dayton t„ vim ! his patents
Massey, Hot .Springs, Ark ,
>
vils. The return of pn'fltable short
control the rates
the Legion convention ut New Or- conies. There is much more c « l« t jr - .<
'staple cotton culture in Florida is,|third VI. e president general; Mrs. R
.
leans laid stress nn the fact that the planted here this season tHnn last. Th
t D. Wright. Newberry, S
r.-cord- H e r a l d W i l l Is S U C
now assured."
Knights of Columbus of New Orleans actual figures up to date being 1,49
ing secretary general; Miss Allie
^
^ _ ____ _________
were right behind the American Lc- acres as against 800 of last scaaotu
IIA L L -M IL L S CASE BRINGS O *
Garner. Ozark. Ala , sec rectory genN o v e m b e r 2 8 th
giun boys during the cinvention ns, “ With the larger acreage In bot
FIGHT OVER A FIG eral; Mrs. Amos II. Norris, Tampa,
O il IN O V U IIIU
W o r o I m n r e s s i v e 'hey were behind the boy* while In celery and lettuce the prospect* f o r i
Fla. treasurer general; Mrs. F. M.
"
„
,i
______
*
the nervlcc. He aIno told of fxp*ri-,m«rki*t are very bright providing th#
VVIIIUiim . N
S -w ,.... S. ............
T h ., Will H,
I »
l U r T k r Aasoclale®
1
Wllllnnis
i-ii,*■*s with the "shimmy dancers" wcutbur remains cool and the
NEW BRUNSWICK. Nov. 13.- " ,lhn‘ ’ ’ ' A C. Campbell, Wythe'
to Your Friends and Mill BO"'ltr King (iave Assemblage a Une «
while on an exi’ttsion boat, and other are very optimistic over tho outlook. «£
A phyalcal encounter between women » * «
• 1historian general; Mrs^ W
Memorial Address
ulate Business
me, "Continued fine growing weaz
amusing eventss thnt took pince
plnce ni
nt the
witnesses In the Hull-Mills murder I). Mason.
] ; Philadelphia, Fa., custoThere has been no big fall edition
time, and all in all, rondeml a talk ,lUr iiik the past week has brou_
m ystery'is the latest development in
Ilf hon,,^, Mrs. J. II. of
Doily Herald this year as we
Th,. m,.miirin| port of Armistice
thnt was most interesting.
some lettuce thnt was considered althe case today, Mm. Jane «
I Crenshaw, Mnntiromery ,Ala.t cu*to- jlnV0 been waiting for the installation
jn Sanfoni was not neglected SatAfter the installation of officers most worthless out in good
says she saw the
c * , dian
dj>n o f flags nn,|
ay nn,|
trie murder
™urotr “an> • cJb.
nnd pennants, nnd
and hon- of thc
,hc big
blg new Duplex press to
; l|r(|
ur,|ny
and jn
in the morning just before
he
„ |n
pr„ Krnm. condition and it now looks aa thc
Russell,
negress,
who
says
Mrs.
J
„
rr.i,|ent
general
in
memoriam.
oUt
.
umt.thing
good.
It
h™
h‘
*’n
"
the
oarude
icll,
»"> • ’ . 1orary president
oUl „ om,.thing gomi.
bn* h<*’n
parade started the American U - •
f Kni ht5 nn,|
................
. - visitors the loss duo to heavy rains the
son c u ld not hn.o ■
>
"
n " '” ....« ............. ..
" n.on
h,M , where
»h o,o .a,month would not exceed twenty
gion members, me ................
-niiminr uun Ccm^ '7 ^
retired to one o f the hotels
because
use ....
she was
---- nt
----------------- — —
ir„,h.
the ■
r«’ ,r<< 0 "
" l-I.l iknl L*int tho
__.
„Some
trade edition and there is so
s„ much,
much puny nnd, Hospital Corps and
___ _____
„ .shipment*
u ------ . ----o1f l
fln0 spread. wns .laid, .L_.
thnt kept •).«!
the 1 0l.nt.
small
time, had an altercation yesterday o ' stj .;(\MBit OSCAR II
In vital statistics that should be ^
Spanish
_____ War Veterans headed by the
crowd busy until a Into hour.
tuce will no doubt start between
er a pig. The negress admitted the •
W E N T AGROUND
printed just now that thc big edition
(tegimentnl Band, marched to
Mr. Rngoro nnd his stnff leave this i.r>th anj 2oth of this month,
enenunter today but declared she was
NEAR CH RISTIANA will cover a wide feld a* well
the Central I’urk where the memorial n'ternoon ^or Orlando, where ho
'Celery continues to be set in
j,ot the aggressor, adding she h«rl>orforming * good fall booster edition L »rii(hiifl U) lhe f„||en tJc»nil was decoratwill pny thc Orlnndo Council nn offi
field
at more than normal rat® and
•d no Q! will toward Mrs. Gibson.
(n r Thr A »e «l* lf4 fr»M )
ed with a beautiful wreath of flowers. cial visit and later In the evening be
the merchant*.
LONDON, Nov. 13.—The »teamer
looks
aa If the acreage will be
If all our plans msterialltc this pa I)r. King, of the Baptist church, made
NEGRO1 lilliua**'i
K ILLE D , ONE WOUND0scar n, which sailed from New per will issue a big trade edition about tho memorial address and called at present at the address (o be given by only d,y tho plants and land ai
Bishop Bsrry*8f tho St, Augustine
ED. SHOT FROM AMBU81I York November 2 for Christiana and thc 28th o f November which will com tention to the sacredness of Armis
as there aeema to be an Inclination on"
diocese.
Copenhagen, went aground Sunday
thc part of thc grower to put In all
bine our anniversary number, our fnll tice Day ns a tribute to the boys who
The following officers were installed
near Oksoc entrance to Christiana.
the celery that he can.
*1
edition
and
our
Thanksgiving
number
htnl^
given
their
life
in
this
great
ST. ru ’ GUST*INEUN o ,r r - n , n , y It is not believed thc vessel ,1s in a
for this term: Chsa. L. Britt, grand
all
in
one
and
will
alio
be
an
edition
"
A
few
buyers
and
aoilcitora
front-i
struggle
to
make
tho
world
safe
for
Henderson, negro. w * » killed, and dangerous position. It has ninety-five
kni*ht; S. A. Rive,
mvw, deputy} grand
.
w
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kmiuta Afg
that you can send your friends in thc all times to come. Dr. King’s ad knight: A. M Lees, financial secrc northern
commission houaea
W illie Baker, hi* companion, slightly passengers aboard.
northern states for vital information dress was one of the finest ever de (ary- J. F. Wnthen, recording secre- ready on tho ground and th®
wounded a r the rc*ull of mystorious
about Sanford and Seminole county. livered upon auch ata oc«;a*ion and the tary- Peter Schaal, .treasurer; Paul ««bociations and dealers ar® pr “
■booting from ambuscade at du*k Uat
W EEK’S W EATHER
Thc time is *hort and we are very, exercises were beautiful In a well ar Peiold, chancellor; Harry Walah, a d -,f°r the biggest aeasqn In-the
night on a lonely road, nine miles from
very busy with the Installation of all ranged program. Thc memorinl ex voentv; Richard Hoolchan, warden;!of Sanford, so far as colume is
Weather Oiftlook for the Pcriod-Noher®.
and equipment thnt
that orrises
now machinery nnd
trci|(p8 of Armistice Day
Dny are a
n grant Fr|ink ‘ Taknch and Martin Temple, cerned."
trmfrer 13 to 18. Incuslve
will
make
the
Herald
office
one
of
the
tonlflirl
to
those
who
have
lost
F
South
East Gulf
Gulf will make tne t.era.u
omfort to those w„o nave .ox, their
R r nil.|rr lecturer; Ed.
R 0 T A R IA N 8 GATHER
South Atlantic
Atlantic and
and East
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States:
Considerable
cloudiness
and
most
in
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A T T A M P A TODAY FOR
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arrange
the
big
trade
edition
in
n»ws,
n,
upon
the
proshowers
nrrange
tho
newsn|)j
inon,
prominence
thr
VVulln, of Oviedo, were in the city tO<* ^
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TU E SD A Y’S MEETING norms! tem|RToture; local
rhnplin
paper style and give some pertinent.giram8 cf this day even -though tday and report Ovlwlo as being tn th®
beginning of week.
fncts about the city and county that |ficjnj Memorial days come in
Have the Herald do your next Job beat o f shape with the fruit and vagi “
will be well worth while, and will
May.
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------printing. We have the equipment table grower* looking forward to
Have the Herald do your next Job
throughout the *U tc und uo-Lt bega.i
moat prosperous season.
our
action
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right
kind
of
pnbllc-j
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to
do
.il kind, o f job printing.
We have the equipment
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nrrlviDg here today for all Florid* Ro- of printing.
Tb« Dally Herald Delivered to your
d e a t h t o l l in c h il e w il l
DARING AVIATORS
PLAN NEW TRIP, . COMPANY FINES
OCEAN TO OCEAN ARE AFFIRMED
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'Old Pressing Club House at the Rear of Our
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MUST GO AT ONCE
W ill Bell to the person m aking ub the highest o ffe r fo r cash
within five days, provided that said sale will be made only
on the conditions that the person purchasing said house
must move it o f f our lot not later than Monday, Novem ber
20 th, 1922.
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W H O W I L L M A R K US A N O F F E R ?
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Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
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J. J. N . C O N N E R , Mnnager
Store of Quality W ith Low Prices
115 East First Street-------------------Phone 104
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PERSONALS
:
It is estimated that several thous
and people urc here today to take in
the joys of Armistice Dny. The Daily
Herald is cut short on account of the
boys wanting to take a few hours o ff
for enjoyment of the day.
Great tiny fur everybody.
i
I. H. Hrndshaw, o f Swedcsboro, N.
'J., is in the city the guest o f Mr. and
Parade was one mile in length nnd Mrs. J. S. Wilson. Mr. Bradshaw is
then some.
'a former visitor to the city nnd is
v eil known in the commission bust
Maim tonight at the KIk*' Home on
He >s at present with Kdgar F.
Union avenue. Anyone can tell you Duff, wholesale seed grower o f
how to get there.
Swedeshoro.
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cattfd In their colors o f blpe and gold
nnd driven by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher,
accompanied by Mrs. E. F. Hooso'bolder.
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The Odd Fellows nnd Rebcknhs had
two cars well decorated nnd contain
ing the Indy members of the R®heknhs.
The Rebckah car had an
old-fashioned well and sweep repre
senting Rebckah nt tho well, and tho
car wns very pretty throughout.
One of the prettiest nnd certainly
one of the most complete cars in the
parade wns the Woman’s Club car.
It was designed ns a huge basket o f
llawers being done In green tissuo
paper that covered every part of tho
car, with n big handle In tho center
*for the basket. The decorations were
red roses, tho club flower, and the car
carrying out the club colors of green
nnd red. In the car and wearing
gTccn tissue hats as flowers in tho
basket the ladies represented the fo l
lowing departments of tho club: Mrs.
Sara Mero, social; Mrs. Kenneth
Murrell, literature; Helen Torwilleger, music; Mary Zachary, welfare.
The car was driven by the president
of_tho Woman's Club, Mrs. R. E. To
lar, and it was, not ortly a work of art
but was beautiful from every stand
point. •
car was decorated in moss nnd rod
flowers.
The Knight Templnrs ns usunl mnde
a fine nppenrnnco having srym* forty
men in line under the command of
Eminent Commnnder Hamel
Tolar
and they nlso had the honor of the
company of Grand Commander of
Florida, Sam Johnson, of Orlando,
who rode in the parade, being too ill
to mnrch nnd making the trip just
to he with the Sanford Templnrs.
The Kiwants float was beautiful, be
ing decorated in pure white back
ground of tissue leaves and trimmed
with big yellow chrysanthemums and
hnving the blue nnd white effect— the
club colors nnd the Kiwanis emblem
nnd tho nnmo “ Kiwanis’ in big blue
letters on the si.% o f the float. In
the car rode Mrs, Kd. I,ano, drjving,
Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. A. P. Connel
ly, Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. James
Sharon dressed in white throughout
and with white hats trimmed in blue.
The Seminole County Gamo. Protec
tive Assocation had n very good ex
position of the association, the car
The K. of C. car in red, white and
being trimmed In palms and moss blue contained sevoral members o f the
nnd with hides of nnimais hanging order nnd \yns driven in fine style by
on the sides and guns and dogs nnd Harry Walsh, late of Michigan.' The
fishing tackle o f all
kinds on the Brotherhood of St. Andrew car, in
sides. In the enr were Tom Willinms vivid red and treen, attracted atten
amp Billy Parker and Jack Pnrkcr.
tion nnd was filled with boys o f tho
The Fcmnld Laughton Hospital chapter.
created much fnvornble comment, the
Lloyd’s Shoe Store car, the San
sweet young* Indy
nurses in their ford Chamber o f Commerce, the Sanwhite uniform* really performing for football team of the high school,
their duties true th life, nnd they the B. A O. gnrage, the
Snnford
hud two live babies in the little beds1steam Prosscry, the Grade A CpfTee,
f'eacefiiIfy sleeping, guarded by Miss Klim Milk, Kent Vulcanizing Works,
Dietrich and Miss Inrhel), while Miss Oakland rurs, and several other cars
j,'r.
mces ( happdlc gave the bath to representing Sanford business bouses
a big doll bnbv. Tlie float was all in 'ollowed.
white.
A complete bungalow on wheels nt-
oil .• up
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•or adults Interpetter. character, toe
I'.m M.-rriwether wa< in tin- pa ami hjillroom dali. mg will he taught
rude today carrying a brick in each Recital Tuesday. November 1 I th at
hand. He claimed to he an Irish Re-7 p in
All those interested in bet
publican
Afterward be was at luster dancing are invited.
I ’Jfj-Stp
old job of looking after the chow and
lie looked after It.
I’he Herald for Post Cnrns.
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whit® hat box on tbo oar and it
looked tho part in every detail. The
car was driven by Miss * Margaret
Iirnno and in tho car was tho mnnagor o f tho Shoppo, Miss Catherine
Downing.
T O N |(;H
“THE LOVES
P R IZ E W IN N E R S OF PARAD E
The winpers of the prizes for tho
best decorated floats and cars wero
ns follows:
•First prize— D. A. R. float.
Second prize— Tam O’Shantcr or
Ladies band float.
Third prize— Kiwanis Club float.
Fourth prize— Woman’s Club.
Fifth prize— Hill Lumber Co.
Sixth
p^ize— Fomnld - Laughton
Hospital.
Seventh pritc— Boy Scoutn,
Eighth prize— Seminole Fish and
Game Protective Association.
pharaoh
All the
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rht:na
plowing beauty of the \j|’ *
fxotie lovelim-ss „f (hf ^
langu..n,u*
of cleoPatrn bonded
Prentest love .Irani
With an n|| etj,r
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J. H. HINTERMISTER PIAXtTcoT
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N O W LOCATED AT
112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
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SAVINGS
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W e Pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts
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A WOMAN’S INSTINCT
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is her surest Guide. Every woman win.
call at this Bank instinctively calls again
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m;,.),-on*
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Personal ntteation, expert advice .u.,i .v rrt-• b-ra
Banking facilities make inis tin ideal banking Imm.
women.
ASK A B O U T
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK
ON YO U It N E X T ( \l l
, ^''m*
made a fltip appeurnnnee and elicited
The Sanford Shrine Club rode in mfTeh
pru.se from allwhowitnessed
three ears and, ns usual, looked very the parade.
distinguished in tluir red fc~zes
One of the nicest floats was Mi
Klder Springs Water and lo r d ’s Lady's lint Shoppe, the float being in
I or >\ W .it. r. with a big display of pore white and trimmings and with a
bottles, demonstrated that
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Sanford
has plenty of good, pure water.
TIi,. (-.Iks car was well decorated in
the Fibs* colors ,,f white nnd purple
Sanford’s New Storennd had the big natural Flk head on
the float, the car being driven by
F red porncr. It was followed by n
car driven by Exalted Ruler Dr. M ar
shall and Mrs. Mnrshnll, and decorat
ed in white nnd purple.
I he Rotary Club had n ear deeo-
The Seminole County Bant
SANFORD, FLORIDA
-SEItN ICE
-PROGRESS—
STRENGTH-
IMione 1271
T h e C h u rc h w e ll Com pany!
I Store in Klvidl ]
10 Storea In Georgla-
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FOX XKW s i
Call 498, If you want that baggage
looked after with despn tch.— QUICK
S E R V IC E T R A N S F E R .
I he ( athidie Women’s League enr, trneted much attention, being the idea
The pavilion is an ideal plnco to MATCH GAM E AT C O U N TR Y CLUB
gold and blue trimmings, contain - 1 of W C. Hill, of the lumber company!
Mru I I iline \IS-- 'T..I__ l.
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take care of the multitude. It is the
Mr* nin,‘R- Miss Tuknch. Mrs. anil S. O. Shinhnlsor, the architect.
only place in the city Jit present w h -iAt the • i.untry Huh tins morning
Wathen. Mrs Fellows and Mrs. Holt. phe bungalow contained two little
you <an itiicrtjiin a crowd.
Mr i ear by and Mr. Rogers, amn The ladies* Band was resplendent ‘ girls
as housekeepers nnd tho float
tears of Orjiln^p, played u
1-hall'in a big float built in the shape of a was a good one from every angle.
Sam l"hns.in, of
(irlundo. and mat.!) with Mr Davidson, profession -hip under the command of Hand
The colored Red Cross nnd K. of
of (irlundo < «.untiy « luh and Mr master Hall anil driven by Hdlv l‘ bulges were also in the parado
• ••inand*r • ( Honda for the Knight
llolTnmn
The ladies were nifty m bringing up the rear and joining the
T elllp lii- of th- -t.it. \»n- hit. to \\ i••II.r•...k of Sanford.
♦1*1 »!!• •* it p lay Y.'tirl
red
II
white
tarn
o*
-banter caps and white parad. on Sanford avenue,
day and we are all glad to in-* Imn
M» I* ’if* rv t- Mi lhi\
David-on tl, Mr middy drc«ses, and they not only
Thten- were hundreds o f curs in
U Jidhrook
1'
Th- professionals made Mdcndid music hut they looked th,. parade, and it wns almost imM I I'higpcn li ft to.lnv for John
t h. n-f- •IT* VVl.fl on mnt. h play hv one the part
There were twenty-one pf possible to get them all. but they
ilopklli- hospital lit Itjlltllllor. will'll
he will undergo another operation
1he mat ' l l Was so interesting
lilt
that
His many friends are hoping for his
111.e *talhie ifiirtH■ W|ill h- :repeated ibis
early recovery.
a f ternoon A report ..f which will np
ar in Monday's paper.
U llh all the other excitement
III
town today the ll-tuld f.ine i- let >
KHSK.VS SCHOOL OF D W C IN G
er i*i t :ti g the lag pi ess that on anoth
it Armistice Day will hi* grinding nut
At the I ’arish House every Tuesday
th. news r.jMMt i opjes per hour.
.*t 1 I' m f>>r children, and at 7 p m.
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^ our taslr ronfirins it.
The sah*s prove it.
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FOR M O N D A Y IN OUR CONTEST SALK .
Over J billion sold yearly
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�fididate, and after the men who have made that state *'OR S A L E OB E X C H A N G E for a LO ST— Crescent aKapc gold pin, net
with pearl* and sapphires. Return
smaller car, 7-p*a*eng*r Packard.—
they go back to their homo through invcaUgatlon aa
’ip,K up partisan u result of it California has forged Fred R. Wilson. Car at William s’ Gs- to G*o. D. Bishop for reward. Phone
a city or -county aht-ad wonderfully. Conservative men
ighl to have your believe that Florida can accomplishto the polls nnd prrriso'y as great things in a multithnt small towntude o f ways as C a lifo r n ia hns nrconiy over one man . pltshcd; hut it cannot be done if picpicayune for you ayunish plans shall predominate.
* all rot and the
For years Florida has maintained n
ing into the hnb- campaign of silence regarding tlie adions much more vantages to lie found in the state,
ncrly. The Wuu- There has hern a decidedly apathetic
evidently passed Icondition existing— so far as the
d snysr
I state ns n wholo is concerned—toime that the peo- wards attracting now people, new
ck to prewar so-. ideas, new plans and purposes, new
{capital. Counties have issued inviting
[\icsday furnished prochures calculated to attract. Inthat the people dividual a bent upon new land ven-
Mltitfc 187.
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196-3tp
aml grove
acres. Several acre
i, beat of so|) f(lr ^
its, pears, pluni,
FOR S A LT Two sets oak wall fix*
turrs, one seven foot Bhow case,
Mrs. A. G. Purdcn,
cheap for cash
195-3tp
Ijike Monroe.
S E V E R A L HOUSES fo r sale.
for rent.
See Thigpen.
3ood 5 room house
injf find fishing. 2
iatlon, stores, chur l
Id furniturr ur,j
'ded. *2.2:,0.
®nd 2 years.
Douse
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WOOD FOR S A L E — $8.80 a cord.
i’ lease arrange to pay cash on de
livery, and specify tho kind o f wood
wanted, when placing* Jour order.— F.
S. Vcrnay.
190-tfc
CUT T n is ONT— IT IS \y
FOR S A LE — Celery farm nnd house
in Sanford, 10 acres, well tiled,
must settle estate, ea sj terms, big
money maker, if interested net quick, oy and Tar. It will givo you quick
relief,' said tho doctor, when the en
address box 1202, Orlando, Fla.
!
106-itp tire family had the “flu''. Never aaw
anything so good," writes M r*. A . B.
FOR S A LE — C melody saxophone
Griffith, Andrew*, IntL
Neglected
good as new. $120 takes It, half
cough* and colds often lead to serious
cash, balance $10 per month. R. J.
complications. Foley's
Honey and
Holly, Herald Office.
170-6tp
P M U $ TUB ABSOC1ATKO r a i l .
The Associated Frees la exolaalveiv
entitled to the use tor republlcallon of
all b . w i dispatches credited to U or
aet otherwise credited In this paper
aad also the local news published
herein.
All rights of re-publlcatloa of ■peels 1
dispatches herein are also reserved.
T ar gives quick relief*
divided
FARMERS— You can
get seed bed
from—, and irrigation pluge at the
Sanford Novelty Works.
100-tfc
Armistice Day was a great day for
Sanford.
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Wo would suggest that they start
earlier next season and put on the
whole show nnd keep nil tho money
at home. They can do it and tho local
post needs every cent of money
•tics os a water transportation state.
Wc have never taken advantage o f
the water possibilities of the vast
coasts and the many rivers and lakes
of this wonderful state.
Thr Herald is glad to note Unit sc v
oral capitalists from other states are
here to build apartment houses in
Snnfnrd. There is not a locality in
the ffnited States that offers more
for the builder of apartment houses
just now than Sanford
investigate
the rents if you have any doubts.
ELECTION FOOLISHNESS
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Sanford is the wonder city tn all
It j8 not too eaHy to think about
next yrnr’s Armistice Day, nnd the
veterans nnd, the. people generally
^HotiIci keep it in mind and have new
suggestions for next year that will
turn them over. The boys here are
thinking nf their new home, and oth
cr cities are doing likewise, ami the
Tampa Tribune, thinking of next
scar and a new home, says
The Vrmi Mi i e Day celebration for
19-22 is a matter of history
It was a
great affair from the -Uart, to the
last strums of the Inst dance music
that night
Tampa did itself proud
nlitl the Tampa post of the American
$3.00 per week.
Phone 483. 197-3tp
ture
FOR R E N T — Completely furnished
for a
house, 8 rooms, modem conveniencounty, es, 1820 Park Ave., yearly lease at
ay is JfiN iHt per month, six months, lease
which, at 17ft,00, references required. Own; but ei. .Mid Tampa Street. Tampa, Kin
n this]
197-3tr
n the .flip RENT 2 nicely furnished rooms
kr
xv11 h gas, 1004 Elm Ave 10th St.
hull K E N T — Furnished
117 Laurel Ave.
bed
room,
197-6tp
l.t-ekm lived up to all that was ex-
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— Adv,
Cut out this Slip, enclose \
and mail it to Foley & Co., 2r
field, Ave., Chicago, 111., wrjt
r.ame and address clearly. .
receive in return a trial pu'k
tainlng Foley1. Honey and j
pound for coughs, colds find
Foley Kidney Pills for pair.,
and bock; rheumatism, baeka
ney and bladder ailments; ft.
Cathartic Tablets, a wholes
thoroughly cleansing cathn
constipation, biliousness, h<
nnd sluggish bowels.
Sold
where.— Adv.
T A X BOOKS A R E
N O W O PEN
FOR SALE— A good -.mall job
printing plant, now in operation,
consisting of 10x15 ( ’. \ |>. r,or.
don nnd Auto Card I’rc-s, 35
fonts I j pc, loud culler, punching
machine, Home cards and other
Block, 1 stand, 1 small cabinet of
5 cases, 20 job cases, l -1 rases,
some inks, 2 sets rollers each
press.
This plant ran now be
cured for $500.00 cash. I must
be in England in two months.
GEO. W. ROBINSON
512 Ocean HL, Jacksonville, Fla.
When others are Idle, we keep moving; there's a reason fo r It.— QUICK CAR SHORTAGE IS
SERVICE T R A N S FE R . Phone 489.
The real reason is, we give SER
WASHINGTON,
VICE. That’s our middle
name. shortage
on
Inn
Phone 498.
194-Th Fri-Sat which was estimat'd
Railroad Age, u tram
ical, to he the grea’ <
increased on the t..i
reports mnde public
American Railwuv
October 30, 179,3'.,,‘
railroads could furrninndcd by shipper
ei by 12,890 than »
tuber 23. There
freight caVs scat' •
lines in good reps
by the service at t r
i.'U'UJ
Kerr aline, a Natural Product
l» a
Wonderful S>«tcm Builder.\ Kami)
Vssmnlated In the Mimt
iVelirate
Stomach and a Smithing I ’orrW tivr
for the Kidneys. Doctors nnd Hhiisters Have Indorsed It.
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meantime « c uiruiot i--ue murh of
any kind while everything is tnpsyturvey, and everyone busy with some
thing else
We sincerely hope that
no more machinery will ever have to
be installed in 1lie Heiald ufTiic fi.r
the next ten vearp at leact
pensed
from
FOR SALE — 10 acres in Longwood,
corner of Grove and Oran&o ave
Stntc and County Tax Books are
nues, S. E. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 o f 3. W,
now open for tho payment o f taxes
1-4 Sec. 26, Twp. 20, Range 29.— Thos,
for 1922, a discount o f two per cent is
J. Baxter.
11-2-lmo.
allowed for payment In November,
FOR S ALE — A good piano, price is one per cent in December. Tax books
right.— Cannon’s Cash Grocery, Cel close April 1st. Poll Taxes fo r tho
ery Ave., Sanford, Fla.
192-1 Otp year 1922, fo r both men and women,
P E R M A N E N T W AVIN G ,- Shampw'- became due November 1st, 1922
Business and Occupation Licenses
\ ing, sculp nnd facial treatment.—
became duo October 1st, and if not
Mrs McCoy, Welakn Apartments.
193-12tp paid, are delinquent, as tho law re
quires that a license be procured be
fore conducting tho business, profes
FOR RENT
FO it It E N T - Comf ortnbl e rooms are sion or occupation.
JNO. D. J IN K IN 8 ,
available at 318 Magnolia Ave.
Tax Collector,
197-Gtp
Nov.
2-2wks
Seminole
County.
FOR R EN T— 1 furnished bed room,
And
nguin
demonstrated
that
Campbell-Lossing Post American L e
gion knows how to put on these big
days.
Free
FOR SALE— Dosier and Gays’ psints opiates (ingredients printed on the
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty wrapper). Largest selling cough med
Works, Sanford agents.
183-tfc icine in the world. Sold everywhere.
MONEY
,ii.d
that 1- t he t'f . r k 1 r- 1 nd .it hot
noise nutk.et s
If the law demands a
safe and sane Fourth of ,lul\. why
should the small boy h,- turned loose
on Armistice Day to work his will on
himself anil his fellows
If it is
wrong on the Fourth it is 1 ertainlv
more than wrong on Armistice Day.
for there i« nothing that rails for
firecrackers on Armistice Day. And
the proper way tn stop the shooting
crackers and toy pistols nnd other
fusit is to stop the dealers from selliing this truck
Cures Malaria. Chills
and Fever, Dengue or
r UK S A LE — House and two Iota, 800
iiilious Fever.
Palmetto, one of tho best locations
in town.—J, M. Gnrrett.
192-Gtp
Distribution Go.. Tampa
W A N T E D TO R E N T — Permanent7 1
or 4 room unfurnished apartment,
flat or house, desirable location. AdIdicss *‘F. S.” care Herald office, San
ford, Fin.
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1 W AN TE D — A lease and option on
Classified Ada i t a line. No
■d taken for leaa than 25c.
•nd positively no classified
•dr charged to anyona. Cash
must accompany all orders.
Count five word* to a line
• ad remit accordingly.
Especially is there great need tn
Florida for a propaganda of publicity
if the state would gain a growth in
i every way commensurate with the
possibilities to be found here. To calm
ly and conservatively discuss this im
portant matter there was
recently
held in Orlando a meeting attended
by more than n score o f men from
FOR
various sections o f the state.
They j
1looked at the mntter from all sides,;
estimated the amount of good which 1
might be accomplished; then, as with
'one mind, the body declared that an j
'advertising campaign of magnificent
‘ proportions must be carried on.
Each time then- is discussed the
le,,it> t ' f advertising the stale*thvyr
1 ie brought nut farts regarding the
.4, 1 >tlii|\! 1- hmeat-> achieved in ("allfor
‘ r.ia during her years of campaigning
in a like direction.
Publicity has
been the base of the prosperity which
iii.s attended that state— for Califor
nia has no special advantages over (
j Florida. Because of the publicity and .de$ Springs
a
truck farm of not less than twenty
or moro than forty acres, equipped
with flowing well not more than five
miles from Sanford. Prefer a farm
whifh has been used for growing cel
ery. Will not consider any farm un
less it is located on a public road. W ill
W rite
want possession immediately,
description of property nnd location
nnd lowest annual rent to Republican
Trucking Company, Tifton, Ga.
189-12U
SA LE
SERVICElthat looks forward n>
the success o f every/ustom er
SE R V IC E (that/stands ready,
with able assistance, to foster ev
ery commendable enterprise.
LOST
LOST— Pnir o t glasses. No one can
use sumo but myself. Please rcLum
to A. P. Connelly.
196-tfc
LOST— Diamond ring, set In jade.
Liberal reward. Return to Herald
office or phone No. K or 148. 197*3tc
This consti mtes the first policy
and principle of our bank.
DOST Ring with 1 keys, probably
on Park ave., south o f 10th street.
E. K. Wadbrook. Phone 2MX).
.
197-ltc
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
FO U N D
Cashier
FOUND—A t Country Club, Oct. 19th
Shriner's gold watch charm, alsc
neck tie and stick pin. .
97-1U
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MONDAY NIGHT, 7:30 P. M.j
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CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
[YTONA LINE CRUMBLES
BEFORE FAST SANFORD TEAM
Id Sanford Adds Another Victory, the Score Be
ing: 69 to 0
1 r s
G
NNIS
BOXING
'
George A. DeCottes
cxchangu for Ft. Myersa to ennble ita
members to dispone of surplus prod
ucts. This will supplement the curb
market supported there during the
trucking season.
Attorh ey-nt-Law
Oter Seminole County Dank
AANFOKD .
FLO KID A
SEMINOLE COUNTY
.1
ANXIOUS FOR BRIDGE
BILLY S. PARK
203-J-
-Phone------201
ROYS’ TRANSFER
2
A T T E N T IO N !
Metropolitan Life Ins.
GOLF
BO
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This is to advise’ that Mr. Claude
i Cobb is no longer representing me In
tho sale of Ford producst. Purchaser*
of curs in this territory should be sure
we are making delivery of car, so aa
to be sure to be protected on guaran
tee and service.
.
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EDWARD HIGGINS.
Corner First and Park Are.
Mr and Mrs. Kdd. George, of St.
Prompt Service----- Reasonable Kate* Cloud, were tlie guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Tunnicliffe Armistice Day and
E A R L RO Y, 204 Maple Ave.
part of yesterday. They were pleas
ed with all they saw here in the great
Herald want ads get results.
celery section.
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FRED
WILSON
—
At the meeting of the bourd of
A TT O R N IY -A T -L A W
the period from the twenty-five yard county commissioners held in DeLand
(By Qmrlea Britt)
•
yestertlny u proposition was pre-!
Lying In an easy fashion, using line.
First Natioml Bank Building
|
The
third
period
was n Me Lucas sented from the board of county comLd string men in the Intter part
SANFORD
FLORIDA
*
pc game, the Sanford team out- period, he scoring two of the three missioners of Seminole county to |
out-manuovered and out- touchdowns. Tho first two touch build tho proposed bridge across tho
We use nothing- but the best material; all
the Daytona boys, and swept downs were made in the first three St. Johns river to replace the Osteen1
McLucas, pulling ferry, that county to bear the com
.under a 69 to 0 defeat before minutes of play.
work done by expert workmen.
j^C IIE LL E MAINES
of the largest crowds ever wit- one of Sanford’s new trick plays car plete expense of the construction of
rig a football game in Snnford, on ried the ball around the right end the bridge, with the understanding
JA W YE R
while the entire Daytona team was that this special road and bridge dis
bulkhead Saturday afternoon,
[— Court House
ford used many different kinds chasing some one going around the trict will reimburse Seminole county
formations’ etc., and at
r,,d F’ »n.lin»c u clear field ahead for one half the expense The prop
Glaaaen Dealgned
Ltage of tho game they had Day - > wn,1“ ’'1
»nd then in less than osition is that the completed bridge Sywa Kzamined
Wight Bros. Dept. Garaged Building
will
cost
approximately
$17,250,
and
wondering what was coming two minutes afterwards he zig sagged
Henry MJ;Laulin, Jr.,
his way through the entire team, Votin'in county is given the opportu
Op
stumbled three or four times, but at nity to return one-half of this amount
He Sanford line was like that
last fell across the line fur the second in annual payments, stretched over as
Optlcf
an Iptometriax
rocksj was always in the proptouch down of that period. Bill Moye many years as this county desires. In i l ! Boat Firat St Wvt
Sanford, Fla.
flrvce and by so doing rendered
scored his second touch down of the this prcqtosltion Volusia county' Is
itile assistance to the back fijld,
game with about four seconds of play asked tto bear tho expense of a bridge
ring the back field to make many
tender and keep up the repairs on1
left in the third quarter.
ELTON J. MOUGHTON
b*t impossible plays that was
'^IC fourth period found the second the bridge, one half of which is to be I
Sly responsible
for the lnrge
A R C H ITE C T
string men in the game, but Daytona taken out of the final settlement with
that the Celery Feds piled up.
was so far gone that they couldn’t Ii Seminole county
Daytona lino was like so much
Room 7, Miller Bldg.
tell the difference, and the eonsequenc 1 No definite jo turn on this proposiHas it ever occurred to you that
tie paper. Throughout the entire
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4
AN
FOIU)
FLORIDA
taken by the Volusia board,
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es were that the second string men t loii
be, the Snnford hoys got through
, ,
,
, .
while you may be able to escape
I
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settred two more touch downs with us ( ommissiuner Heck a:ked tune to --------------------- ------------------------Ir tine nt will, made It almost im- ', i „ . .
, .
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, 1confer with people in various sections
|
,
•
Let* Peck « assistanre
Lee. the only
sickness, adversity, pr other ills
E. F. DE L A H A Y E , Jr.
ible for the Daytona backfield to ,
. ii
first string man ill the buck field, ■■f tills district on the proposition
Architect anil Engineer
to which the flesh is,heir, that you
e n play and Daytona, not only
, ,
f *
after Fields, Gunter uml other sulisti .New Smyrna News
15 yoars cxpcriunca in Residence, Ga
lieing able to cross tbc goal, hut , .
,
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,
.
cannot escape old^gv?
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lutes earned the ball to the five yard
rage, Storage -Warehouse, Mill Con
|r unable to make one first down
line, carried it across and Gunter fol W ANTED Team work
inquire M struction, lte enforced Concrete Struc
No parsing- pleasures can justi
inford scored in every period of lowed him shortly afterwards for the
tures, Hotels, arid Office Buildings. P.
Hanson Shoe Shop
In the first quarter. Bill Moye
O. Box 1125. Phone 339-L-2. Sanford
fy the permarfent want which is
The
lust touch down of the K:mne
11 1,’t 20 27. 12 Ip
(bed the pigskin across for the first
gullU' elide d w lib t I'll'*"1bull iim Dayti .Illl'l
apt to result from wild, thought
ii down and Sweeney followed him fflt'P yard Imv.
filifi quickly relieves (olds
and
less extravrffrance.
a second. Both attempts at goal
s aiifnr<l will |da > in Miami till-.
l.nGrippe. ( nnslipatiofi. Hiliottsmissed.
Saving- /n youth provides an
WPP k, arc. ■r.ling u. the a. Iviihi . 'I"P>‘
riesy and Headaches.
p was in the
he A K f l n d period
nml that gi\i ■n mil. IF, ihit" I Iitimbfrr >.f i f.Itl
easy chan* fur old age.
Ilford piled up tne biggest number
lit
in»*r i e >.r vllllr Sun f.>r<l •■i gant/.il i..u
NI ITU E TO C I T Y T A X I’ A I K R S !
A re .you fnaintaining; an inter
I "ints, scoring four touch downs W1|| |,a, k th. m with .-nmigh fuom. .•>
making two of their trys for goal.;(„ P,.t them there
Miami pays Sun
est -bchring- account with the
C I T Y T A X ROOKS
A UK
NOW
O. US, always bobbing up in the f,„d $ HHi f..r tin tup, but the San O P EN Ft lit T H E
I’ .VY.MKNT OF'
You can find the name of
t place as usual, recovered n^ford hoys must have an advance large T A X E S V F O K 1922, 2 ' / discount «1
every live Business Man
»hled ball on
Daytonn’s twenty- enough t» get them there
lowed if Vuid in NtiVimiber, 1
ill'
In Snnford In thi* Column
I line and zig-zagged his way thru
The .
^ f> 1 . ..nut nlli i\ei| i
t.v |M*r lilt 1 wj
each day
i touch down. Stone, received u |,,ws
Sanford, Florida
III.’SIN
■el forward pass from Mel.urns. y linf,,,,j
i - i : ’ • ■ 1 H I NS 1:s be.i miio lue * ti.lei
a* tei
a* *s te aji
I:*
M 1» " aii‘1 -Is..ill ,i ih<he ..... ml touch down i an v ng Duytonu
M II
from the thtry yard line M>
y, .rn
" V [ l Dye F'or You
t -t v »♦ ?• »,1
ton. I. .1••vv 1)
A
flitting the line on the fiv, | 11 j|,.
1
,IT fif v, M- 1la a
1,i v I o) let'loi HON TON S TK A M I'HKSSKHY
M oiu scored the third touch down Stole F
i itml ( runt i’l
191 Once vi eek‘
Kent ^ McKee, i'ropa.
e period, while “ Preacher" King,
“ LE ANIN G , ^DYEING, ALTERING
ving nnother perfect
forward S PIR IT OF CO-OPERATION
N O T I C E TO Q \ VN KKS OF D OGS !
Work cnletl for nnd delivered
scored the last touch down of
Phone Hi l-J— -----311 West First Hi. Slip a Kmlnk into thr hMi- ikk Vp I (if >.>iy car nn,l ,,‘l n .to r, of ,our .utomn
HE \C1I I NG THE FARM
DOG LICENSE FOR YEAR
1923
INI) THE HOME
trips. Keep n few ‘'spare” rulf). uf kmjtik film there, tixv you’ ll need them.
P.F'CAMK DUE OCTOBER 1 See. UW E D E LIV K H TH K GOODS"
We hn«e Autugruphic Kixhiks from $ti..r»0 up, nnd all sizes of kodak
provides
C o Opel , r *. -M I g e t t i n g t.i b e p u p 2H9 t.f Revised Ordinances
films.
ular Mer* h n f - il g f e e tr. i io s,. t h e i r that ilogs lint having In ease tag may (^uiclt Service Transfer
d* U>rS t|lg
t >t u c e r t n i n tim e ).«• killed by * hief of I'olne
SU»rn(M* FadlitioH
ALFRED F'OSTF U,
flunkers colnf' i . i i , J lend a s s i s t a n c e
If *• r please ypu. tell others; If nut.
< It/ Tax l ’idlectur
to needy and w. rriiv i n d i v i d u a l s and
tell u«. Phune 49H
ION DRUGGIST
organizations
Different
business 191 Once week--It.concerns are finding it to their advan ________________ ________ s--------------THE REX A LI. STORK
PHONE 325
KODAK DEALER
SANFO RD
tage and to the advantage of the
Public Stenographer
I general public to work together,
Machine & Foundry Co.
MISS MAUDE TYKE, In Altorasy
rrylmdy Drives a Used Car After
Now, and some will say last of all,
Fred R. Wilson's office, First Natloa- General Machine and Boiler Works;
the FI rat Week
come formers and* farm women, hnvCylinder Grinding; Del.uxe f’ lstona;
sl Rank Bldg., Snnford, Florida.
nught the spirit of “ helping
Fly Wheel Sleet Gear Banda; Crank
10-4 -Wed-Sat-Mon-tf
ic these Live Bargains: "JJ
or "so working thnt others
'ihafla Returned.:-------------Phone 62
ran work with you " Instances are
FORD SEDAN
i frequent where farmers are “ co-op
eratively purchasing” »r co-opcrn*General SI op and Mill
LEXINGTON
tively .selling" farm supplies or prod
— AT—
ork
OLDSMOBILE
ucts And farm women, loo, are do
ing things together.
CONTRACTOR and HUILD ER
BUICK
The great thing about it is the
S17 Commercial S treet— Sanford, Fla.
spirit which accompanies the actual
LIBERTY
Cards of Banfonfa Repattransaction, allhough too much can
N ext lb Prlfcess Theatre
[DODGE
GILLON & FRY
able Profraalonal M en. each
not be said for the material advan
of
whom,
In
hia
chosen
protages. But without that spirit, which
IVERLAND
E L E C T R IC A L Co n t r a c t o r s feaalon the Herald recom
makes better citizens of the partici
mends to the people.
1AKLAND
pants, the practice would not be so
WaatJaghouae Llg kta and Appliance*
strongly commended.
|CHALME
New Line faf Fixture*
An instance of this^co-operntion
123 West F lrtt Street
ong farm women is found In the
’OLE 8
^ort of Miss Gladys Smith, nutri
ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPERS
IQRT
SANFORf NOVELTY
tion specialist of the home ^dnmorintrntion extension work in Florida,
PHONE FOR^A DEMONSTTUTION
JRA^T
W< )RKS
in which she speaks o f a visit to Lee
Authorized HooVer Dealer
^so car* have been thoroughly ns- county. Quoting from her report:
V. C. COI .LER, Proplitioned. Will accept other cars aa
"The woman's council met on Octo Get An Abstract Before
payment or give the difference ber 17. It wns quite an Inspiration
ERNDON
Buying Property
'our car is better.
to see so many women sincerely in
______ *
terested in community problems and
.
«
AG EN C Y
erm*: Cash, trade or long easy
112 Magnoltn Avenue-Phone 113
determined to lend their united ef E. A. DOUGLASS, P r e a
menu.
AUTO------- BONDS
forts Umnrd working them out,
FIRR'T h e fnir committee is furnishing J f
When You ‘Need PR1NTINQ
standard containers to women who ®
S. O. Shinholser
PHONE 404 for
SANFORD M ARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
will fill them for the U*e epunty fair.
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
IUPM OBILE and LEXINGTON
The jam will roam Imck to the wom
Contractor and Hullder
Distributors
C E M E TE R Y W O R K A S P E C IA L T Y
en to be used in Jhc various commu
Our Work—^LEASES— Our Price
-Sanford, Florida nity booths at the county fair.
Park Ave^1018 W ««t P in t B tr*«t
SANFORD
FLORIDA IDIH Weal First Street
902 1/rcnch Avenue
‘The council is planning a woman's
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HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING
JACKSON’S AUTO PAINT SHOP
UD.
An Easy Chair
For Old Age
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
K o d a k as You. G o
Desirable
SED CARS
R.
C.
O W E R
Best Bread and Rolls
: PROF!
ROUT
BAKERY
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SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
PENINSULAR
rL
& 0. MOTOR CO.
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IN THE HEART OK THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME ID.
NUMBER 198
SAM OKI). 1 l.OltlDA. Tl KSDAV. NOVEMBER 14, l ‘J22
CHIU AGAIN VISITED BY WORaKtOMime
N WILSO«N.D,A*M m «
SUPREME COURT NOW RULES
’_ DFATH11ST
WORLD’S LARGEST POWER DAMJAPANESE CANNOT BECOME
WILL REACH THOUSANDS
CITIZENS OF UNITED STATES'
MAR
Y MILLER
la in m n n
n v
quake
v _ INJURED BY
WORST IS FEARED,
AUTO TRUCK
Furnished With Congressional Appropriations
Engineers Proved
DO n o t s t a t e EX.
TENT OF LAST NIGHTS
a d v ic e s
JAVANESE ARE DECLARED
STRIKER IS
SENTENCED
TO JA IL THIS DECISION
I'lMRENVE, A la. No\ 14. —The or drive his machinery with the elccTO B E “NOT
roar of construction work on the trical energy which is to conn* from
WHITE”
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great Wilson dnm at Muscle Shoals ,h ‘* harnessing of the water* now to
he brought under the guiding ham!
Is again sounding through the valleys .
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of man. Questions such ns whether
and over the hills along the Tonnes,,
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( hnttnnoogn, Memphis, Pensacola, or
a-• jjJ
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, Ace river
The federal government
other communities are to use the elec
May
Have
Far
Reaching
Effect
(llf The Aasnrlnlrd I'reuI
Bodies Are Piled in Heaps in , Theo. J. Miller is in receipt of a h,,s p epped in to rescue from poaalble trical energy from the Tennessee
on Politics of the Entire
i inc
PENSACOLA, Nov. 14.- R. J. How
, letter from Ins son. l»r <> .1 Miller.'
,l"' -pw ta ru ln r war time n. dually for cheap power for mnnufncMany Towns and
World
u. . ' mnn, convicted several days ago in the
j who is stationed at l S. \ derails
‘1 n 1^ l," " > r props t*, whi li j ljrj|JB purposes are questions
which Unjtrd
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Burned
suons wnicn
s u tc B fOUrt for r «ntempt
Hospital No. 15. at lliltniore. N
M»r«»g up almost over night, involv^
army engineer dan, builder, ^
|n connecUon with thu bombing
WASHINGTON. N ov.U .-^Japanesa ^
convoying
the
sad
intelligence
t
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SANTIAGO. N ot. 14.— Chile
inf n Louisville & Nnshville shopman’s cannot be naturnlixed in the United
»nH ag a in visited by earthquake
Mary, one of the twin daughters o f | w,,r,d" 'nr* "nt w,,ter l,owcr «lnm
All these army dnm builder* have,
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States and cannot become citilcna o f
I)r. Miller, had been run over by a
* mted States arm y engineer*, w ho 1 knovvn or cared is that they have b e e n 1 months
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ahocka la te laat night.
Severe
in jail and fined. one .hundred
truck on Armistice May and severely. I hnu* J"”* been furnished with f*. balled in their work since April 15, dollars. Ilowman was a Louisville A ; Hie United States deeded today In
tremor* w ere fe lt a t I.aaerena
if not seriously, injured.
lOti.tlOO m congressional appropria- Ht'JI, by lack of money, when the dam .
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and at
Seaport Constitucion.
consideration
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affording to Advice*. The death
utee
U-urmg
on
the
subject.
Tho de- ,/»
,
,
,
,
c. ii 1
nr. m e n s strike in Jul y
little one was rushed to the hospital *'"' " ‘*rk of harnessing the mighty time the
air began to be tilled w i t ni
.•mn was the lirst delivered by J u stoll over Chile a* a result of
PAINT A REMEDY
where It Was found that there was n«> waters of the Tennessee under a g>>\ '!"• roar, not of dnm building, but of
1 e Sutherland us member of tho
Saturday** quake* I* expected to
>tMneiit program whi. It provides f. i. Ii" -li.'uld till ally us. -lie dam
evideiu,
..f
injiiiv
I.,
her
>
111
.
1
,
l.»»
nil. and was banded down it\ n
reach fifteen hundred nr two
:li, untpl. ti,,!i of tb, Wilson dam. tl
Th••
armistice
had
...me
\p|*ro
itlx
T
h
r
Aaaorlaird
l-rcaa,
Ill's
or
Other
cilest
Ill'll.'
w
I
Tl
l
lih
.il.
j
•
use
brought by Tnkno Ozawa, who,
thousand. Six hundred hodie* in
ATI.AN III M l A . N * . N"V 14
l.ut that h. 1 tight tiugii w.i- brnk .11 1 .list d i a l m "f lit.11 hitierv. and the I nations had dribbled for a while.
, i...ii 1,1 ''.Ml applied for eilixenahip in
(,m. city were piled in the public
tin middle third
It will lie sevelai iirtii'binc i-f eb , l i e al "juiie" by th ■h.-u . ".‘ipletely stopped Armed sen- I In- use of paint in helping shell Hawaii
square and then burned.
i.iti wini.-i of r.ijo ..I the early spring t,fe- 'ad. .1 from th. picture of the shocked soldiers to regain their health
.lays before the extent of tin- IllJIIMes
The ruling is expected to a ttru c t
*»!•*••« »•
of 1
,-r- .t work The dam builders were was the subject of a paper I*
prepared
- VALPARAISO. Nov, 14.—The m 1 an he i|< termmed. but hopes an en
York for w"''' attention, not only in the United
this piograni is
detimte that th. ..*TL e.l t.. to m their backs n q.fhoir by St Hallinger. of New
States hut abroad, notw ithstanding
land town of Freirinn was virtually te r ta m .d that there at.- no internal
army
appropriation
bill
t<> be intr-' war time picture of furnishing nftrule the annual convention ..f the Nation ih, faihiie of the ,-ourt t» make an y
Ml
* m
destroyed and scores of dead there as injuries A lett.-i re.eived by
A
-so,
iat
nm
f , , A„l. - n . s for the n o \ in France at Palllt. I*d and Aaims), *
-tie a > 1 11.1t .1 id n longress |l.se|i)bei I is '
left
n
ine
to
its
diplomatic
sigTlifls
a result of earthquakes, according to Mdl.i dated N> ■
In ■.- today
\ *t 1ImI
mi' uii .in item m.iko.g
\ 1111 all's "f the u at 1 1 | »<tw r r
i> test
.I
wireless messages from a cruiser off III. little s,.ff, n r
\ . oiding lo I hr paper, a young 1 an-e The .as.- has long been pend
*iillril ii
!
.
t
,
nrk
fui
%
!
till
ll
had
S
.
,00
lion
;,i|i|ll
n.
11
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1
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f..|
1
1
.
1
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in*
.1
S IIIL-Ilt, but «.
th. coast. At Huiisco, the sea rose ten
'obli.-r, a m. ntal w 1 •vk regained lit- ing .ii the -11 preme c u r t ami la s t
f,. , Hi. •1 *1 m
r r n,. ,.l
will r
IV ■i
t rill when re i- he.| fill argument durl
i-f
-.
1.1
b
m- t. rs, destroying the w aterfront and
In ail h 1 .1 1*1*11v " a 1 . . -in ti ir -In I in
• f. . T 1, ..'"-I .1.- if thr’ s l . ’J
• t th
I"
M
of* 1 ............ limitation of
,|
I w
wre. king nomurou* craft. A tug « » •• »'*’♦!!'
11 -n.1 0 n n< .in.i 1
K.isietn .piestiona,
■j
m j h
swept inland two kilomclors.
Sup
• • •!
i;
• .n L' l !X 1 k • ' l1*1** II I • •
’ . •»» %i*|i »jtVt**t» \\a*> post |H»tlcri at the
plies are being sent the stricken >it>
» 1.
' 1 . • t• • .
-- . ,( i !.!.•**
Hall-Mills Case
" MU. st . - llu depart...ent "f justice.
thv ‘ It1
,.f Vallennr by mule train overland
•I
■1 1 ,,,,.» M
» • ' • *1
Will Come Eel ore the N.i 1 'Tifi r- iv.. 1- to Iw found in th a •. ‘
1 l'i ir { 1 l ••r • m•• I- Mill*
• •-if 1 • »
I*.......... t ■ M.
nth-men's agreeI •»»*» in* .4* t t
(irand Jury Moiulav nietit'
. Ml id
NOtin^ in Primary
htnhh
^ I I I II AN WAS KF.POUTFI*
unde. win. h Japanese irnmi1 i ,. i t In ilont today . .......
l iKAO. RUT W OR K K H
.] > ■
giali'.n ml" ih.
.wintry lias la-cn
l-'or ( ity OH it ers
I Ilf T1»r \ •■**r Ii*f rd I*rr >
tr
-w anning ox.r tb. vvoiks,
I N T O MI DST OF M E E TI N G
I1 .o
. egnlal.-d
\ | \A Itlv 1 NSAA P h . Nov
I1
of <Irlando Foday
all going out f .r . -mall
liartn* .1
In tlii- O/mva ruse, the court stated
,*
|. n-- i.tant 1 iv limn ell i In- county grand July is to be <>
1 IIj Tk» A*»oclMlcd l>rr«*l
tin 1 .'in - -»•• .
theie IS liol implied either in
v*
to*,I Monday
to
In-ai
witnesses
1.1
Hint
I 11 1 T'b»- X••orlnj
i»i ALA, Nov. 14.— A K Thomp
•
iii» -u • M
*
»
»
.
.1
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f«jt
Ki»|
1
*
egi»latii.ii
or hi our int.-rprctat||, Hall A|l IIs Ill'll 'I. 1 ' I t - '
MV. f'l
i H I.A M h i . "
, f member of Company A. .........
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1
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f
•
•
•
1
1
fin
h
•
1
*
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1
:oii
of
il
any
suggestion of individ
lv witnesses will I" ■Uinon. .1
H •, 1.1 . tig ,11 | '» III •' ' '
• . -I
H m u la infantry during the W«i!d
t* i . • . ,* . •* i.«. \atc r)i« • • f rut
ual
invert
Ii
in.
s»
"i racial inferiority.
l„ ,l,|, that Alt- Hull, widow ol the
■ .mmi'sion. r I"i t • 1 in t '
\A.,t and whose nume now would be
• 1 n. ..t* t ‘ *i* wh* th<j f»i- *»#«T
I
lies,
eoiiKidfrations
«r- m no nianf.i
sla
n
reetor,
will
be
permitted
to
tes
tbi,< y.-ai b.-git.inng ..l.inn.ti
mi ibe memorial tnl.let of
Marion
.
ti . •• wli t h.-r tip T* ’ ’ • •• j,l, ,,sant ,u iro lb .lt of ll*. boiitn»
involved
I,
nisi*
referred to tho
w
1
Mayor Du. kw it) pn i . 1 - It
t ify
r , unity Post No.27, American l.egnm.
I If
t,» (» .;• fir
» | ♦s 111 1 ,w iiy b u g . in 'be rivet, nr . 1 mak
•
"l.iplltn,
ntarv
"
leitiis
used in doI
IV
...... ll I led. w illf«- Still. S. Oat
t, .1 , ll . . f |
e .'III. . If.' lei.
bad it not been that the manufacture
• l .t •
u f If . I?
Ah* I il* • 1
-■ 1 lung in Hi,, papers presented In
■>
•l«i."->
of tb, t a b l e t had ...... .. delayed because i rst r eet . h i ' ........... ..
,.r.« r, thi urtii’l**
I »«*r 1•I.* rtith v. oii'b . who h th. .'..my "hi... build
tile court "the culture and enlightenvictory l'\ I big margin
I here at
the I e g i o n had failed to obtain com
| . 1I• |(.iU*r
II*
*•»»!«' TT1 . r evpr.t t o . h i v out their program
ineiit of the Japanese pen pie.” With
»f11111 i
Intel than the
plete data on Marion county soldiers seven . 1. the ..... for
I. " = f -Vit ll the .( .. t lot of win liter f 1 tun-lied job
-mil an estimate, the court said, it
1 lost
1 . their
.1
li.. a...
who
lives
s a result iif
or the
me two llu UIII b< Ills in. lude.I
I llr The A**orl«led I’re**!
a woman with an up to date electric -imi.g ..( l'J'-’ii. with hardly cv. r more
had “?u. reason to disagree.” Such
ATI1FNS. Nov 11 The ex min matters, liowevi 1 Justice Sutherland
war. walked into the Legion meeting
li 1 ,'i r 't n e 1*"ii >n Atob.le is I" b.-n men „t w.ok at one time than 2JI0O
flu- w,"k will, ll 1 .1""'
II time 1 lets amt generals barge.I with high till'd .."lid not enter into the dt»hall here a few nights ug" aljil de French ( onsuls Are
••
.• vvluih. 1
farmer j»t
, ,, ,,.,|. .| to do o' -I* I W.il time tl, „son as . I. suit of Ih Gie. k mill . ision of the rase
Al.ii'.ioia is
Hied emphatically th a t be was dead
“ We hnv*. no
1
I
• * .in
Expelled
by
Kemalisls
t,nv fb-asl. 1 in Asia Al ill", ate now '•'» ’ • •.» n the mallei he said, "othl
il'M•!' -■
Thompson’s appearance reacted upon
»
hi h» ni« f» • f* p li w at i-r.
.,
||,.
f. • -. .1 w v.
at 'li< • ' "t, «> 1 . - . .tain tl" will of con
tin assembled veteran- i•k •• lh> <<
I l i t I hr
,.
I
,
,
f
g
.
-li
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I
la
V
.
1,.
.
lt d M . i' 1 ■ and Je, late it "
pb -«n of ;i shell m t heir muM
I IN.- I A M I '
Results
Cneertsiin
EreJihiiur
in
u
lou.t
witin.
"litpel*
nl
and
Ihnt
Me
Thompson was report.-.! de ni
I » o Q u e stio n s D ecided"
I , b -1 . . i 1
a.
cum
-.I
men
ought
to
be
tried
by
par
in
Hritish
l-M
e<
tions
Lot
of
New
Ones
I.
Louis m any months ug"
li*' ex
Asm Minor ill.- lo.
The two questions decided by the
liaim-nt The court rejected the plea court were whether tho genjtrnl n*tplained .....
th a.t vphysicians
had told him by the KelamisUt. were np|*.iiiled un
.............
. . , . ...................
, „ r The ............................................
" I r The A.-oe.-red r r e « l
th at he had only n short time to live, (jpr thj, ))a(.t to ,nHUri. protection to
iiraliyation net of Juno 29, 190G, w a s t
__ ii...
III Fbristinii minorities.
.
*The
1** *.*—IONDON Nov II
The .................*
WASHINGTON. Nov. II. Of the
and• Ihe rnn nwny from
the Ixwrtllt
hospital
French o n
limited hy the provision* of acction
new
, ; reat Britain’s election campaign one hundred and twenty rune
and never wna lornted ngnit* by "iTi- sill at Hrilssa war* expelled a week ag
’.’ Hi'.* of the revised statutes, authormember- vvh" will -It Hi tip- m "
rials of the inititutirtn
His health but another ...nsul is retaining ther. will be sp.'ki 11 tonight The el. • t .rate boos, and senate tin meinb. . -hip w ill
zing th-- naturalization of “ free whi to
ha- been restored nil.I he declared he u. i '.inpallled by a l'urkl«h mil loli.tll- Mill L'" t" th* !»*dl'
1 ,,uk
pel sons,*' iititj those o f African birth
un lu.le >igh:< en - . 1 mg fust trim s,
hut»<!»» .»ml
val ..f pari lament ff"»n 1 »»?•
and des, rut and whether, if so liinhad been working bard since he 1 >ft officer t-> siip.-rvi.se llu
according t" th. ui.offi. nil list "f
■It? Tk, *•••>'«•»*« !"»»•*'
eighty 'iv iHI"b'lal. -e.-kmg
to
I'll. Japan.-s, were eligible to n a t
St laiui*.
C
tl.utv Freii.-hnien
nn-nit'.. • f th. -ivf. I ightli .
—
OltOAII.IF, l a i d . N..V II
the
ural 1,-a t mi> In an exhaustive analy
I|„ ||. ' • of ' 0 H.11 ■n
I"
. ol.lpll. .1 h> the ' “ >R of th. I. ...s.
l u - t . Itrloiol of oranges shipped this
st it lien, n s llu 1 a!’ .. W.11 b. I" 1 - . e n
sis of thu history of the legislation,
ON T R IA L FOR M FltDER
season
was sent from here yesterday,
tw . parties, in others between Miree
the court held that section 21(59 v a l
destined for Ontario, • imu.lu. Orange*
I n r T h e A s s oc ia te* l* r e ««l
.
or mote contestants Even the wisest I.'H m i HIST ( AI1S
111 full f o r e and that under it J a p lurked Noveinher
could not
b«
SED
nuked
November first
Ursl coUHl
nov •«'«
..
,
,.
pass
e d t h rH«M
o u g«.ll
h
W H ITE Cl.ODD, Mich. Nov It
political seer' are uncertain vvluil the
ST. AUGUSTINE GATES ^
.................. .
of car . ^ r ^ W
" 81 obU *n C“ ,W" ,h,P , 0
Mrs Alice Dudgeon faced » charge in
_____ _
general result will 1 «age. The steamer Nebraska sailed to^
^
^
circuit c o u rt here todny of slaying
in all* o f
I Ity T t r A * > w r l a i r d I ' r r a a l
t l l y T k r A s s o r U l r d l'rc «*|
day
from
Lo*
Angeles
for
London
her son-in-law, Ronu* llodoll, whose
WASHINGTON. Nov. 14. I‘res 1
fo u r burn to death
! ST AUGUSTINE, Nov 14.—The with three hundred and fifty ruses of the naturalization acts from 1790 to
widow, Mrs. Meda “ dell, was con- (|cnt Hlird,ng was invited by a dele
Evening Record here in an effort to Pacific const fruit and the first con- 190ft, the privilege of naturalization
virted recently of murdering her
^ fnim 0rC(.nvi,|,.< T,.„n .. today
was confined to white persons (with
I f l j T fc e
l*rr««l
Four d« termini- the volume of foreign or H|(fn|n(.n, ()f | nl„c rfal Valley cotton
the nddifiin, in 1H70, of tho*o of A f
father-in-lnw , Dnviii Hodcll.
attend the ceremonie® t<» he held
AMORY, Miss. Nov. 14
in a ”' ,,uri’1' " automobile tralT.r through ^
^ Europ^
t r u il is
I, tthe
h , »«onu
, h , re-open
.......... .. |1(>nunH were burned G> death
rican nativity and descent) nlthough
Mr*. Dudgeon'* tria
jn connection with the
_______ __________
of four for which the prosecution pre-,
||f th ()1 (| u i l o r shoP of Andrew rin..whj(.h destroyed the ”TPA hotel ,hi,< ‘ ,ty fn,m t,'e m ,rth - arranged a
the exnrt wording of the various Btat~‘
few days ago to keep a cheek on "uch
__
A u o r/L w l
pared a f te r the death of Romie Hodell JarkB))n Thc pri.Hident indicated he h,.n . (,arly today.
utes
win not nlways the same.”
cars entering St Augustin, from I h o I t i p S O I l A w a r d e d
"If
congress in 190(5," it added, “deand hi* f a th e r.
wouid be glad to attend hut could not
Th(. (|(.n), ari. (- y. Allhicde, Ev- Jacksonville through the old Spnnish
M c d tll O f H o n O T b y
reil
to niter n rule *0 well and BO
I aic and
.nd
a definite answer, on account of „n, vUk>
T J. Marshall. Mem- ^ |ly B(|U, One hundred twenty-eight
ng
rig established it niny be assured
such machines were counted during
b r o l h o ^ o f Meda Ihidell, are awaiting
,,f Mrs " " ^ " K ',ni1 * " ascertained,
,,l" % T *nn ' and
J ‘" kC W Pruett,
" Uirr**
n° l
a ratirail(| „ ht h<l(lrB
the one day, all;
------~
,)h'“
^
-trial for allege!) complicity in the re aascmblmg of
.
,
.
411 f Ti»e AMorflafe*
1 tjidiiiitrly dificIofie«l and its IcK^lalion
r o a d news agent
^ ................. ..
w L ^ v sit
WASHINGTON, N°v. 14. LieuteriM ^ lhnt effect put In unm istakable
** younger Hodell'* death.
T. H. Murray, Myrtle, Mis*., was w(.n . ^ tu rn in g H o n d a winter visit- ^
(.(|lon,,| Joseph N. Thompson, of t>>
..
1
Mrs. Dudgeon is alleged to have
_________t
_
now
of
the
Reserve
seriously
injured
when
he
jumped
who
have
/
’“
^
•
^
^
^
"
'^
S
a
v
a
a
n
u
h
,
Gn..
now
of
the
ReBervrj
h
DecUrfd
" Not Whlteconfessed she struck the blows that
from
n second story/ window
cense
tags
early' this year and who
—
• major
' “ of the "110th
n‘u
Corps
and
formerly
lini
11
.....
^
.
killed young Hodell after his wife
Having sustained section 2169, thB
,
| Althiede was a member of a h a r d -, cnrrjcd the tags all summer in the Infantry, 28th division, has been
had beaten him into unconsciousness
court then proceeded to discuss wheth*
T A ® TfceN o ^ U ! L - R e T te ra tin g l WIK>d lumber firm with headquarters north
Th,. others were: Georgia 4, awarded the medal of hotkir by Pres
w ith a rolling pin. Introduction of
Indiana 12, Michigan 27, ident Harding for "conspicioua gallan or Japanese arc "free white persona”
‘
'
*
’
nt
Evansville.
Marshall
was
u
travAlabama
this alleged confession promised to their pledges to carry to a successful
within thc meaning of the statute,
Missouri 2, Maine 2, South Carolina try anti intrepridlty above and beyond
Rotary Hdcnls, oling salesman for n publishing conv
was tho intention of congress, the
rnlso stren u o u s objection from thc consummation two
pany.
1. Pennsylvania 4. Ohio 15, New York call of duty in action near Aprcmont,
court held, “to confer the privilege
defense, which claims the statem ent “ Florida Highway Benutification and
The fire is believed to have been jo( Massachusetts 4, Connecticut 2, France, October first, 1918.’’
Florida Educational Loan,” five hun
of citizenship upon th at claaa of parwas made u n d er duress.
caused by thc explosion of an oil Kentucky 2, Illinois 18, Tennessee 3,
mins whom the fathers knew a> white,
Mrs, Hodell will testify for her dred members of thc state Rotary met
and to deny it to all who could 1
m o th er and shortly afterw ards will be here this morning w
. . . .
thl)M, ki| | e,i have b e e n ' ----------------—
sentenced by Judge Barton for the crcto plans for carrying out the cam bodies o r a"
GUARD NEGRESS IN JA IL
recovered.
Tho federal and atate courts l
alleged sla y in g of h e r father-in-law. paign.
1
almost
unbroken line have held
(II 7 Tli«* A«»o#Uifr^ PrrMl
GRAPKVILLE RESIDENT
PENSACOLA, Nov.
14.—M
' the words ‘white person’ were m e a n t
W A RD CASK POSTPONED
Monroe, La.. Nov. 14.—A "I” " * CartV rlght, J. V Gosa. A. 11 and U**-,
SHOOTS HIMSELF
person of w hat ia
rd todav wan thrown aiwiiit the
K
indicate nn'>
-------...
,
FTuar'l u«ta) wan u
|,e Perrin.-, four of those under an in i
a ir p l a n e
(Or Tk* A..orl*t*-a rr***»
"f
1
popularly
known
as
the C aucasian
John
l.undquist, aa native
native nt
of nwrurn,
Sweden. ^|il(jIM„ n parish
parish jnu
jail a>
at Tallulah “to ,llrlincnl , barging fraudulent
. . .
John l.undquist,
use ,1
W H IT E PLAINS. N. Y.. Nov. 14.-0
race.
With
the
conclusion
reached
aged about 69 year*, committed >*» prev.-nt threat,med altempt* against
|(1 t.0|in,.,.llon wjlh the farm
Tho case o f W alter S. Ward, wealthy
vxc see no reason to ditfer," said
cide at about 4 o’clock this morning at t h,. |,fe of Jeanette Davis, negress.
b a n k e r’s son.chnrgcd with the murder,
of Clarence P etert la s t May and nowThe effect of the conclusion
out onljSO.OOO bail, came up before
th,. wont* ’white person’ meana
Suprem o C o u rt Ju s tic e Morschausor Lieutenant jnmets March -- ------- --I
Caucasian is notI to, estnhlish
a'
Francis
. . .., .loc- .
*
hero today a n d a fte r a brief argum ent,
l*
,
fnUlly hurt when t h e i r made in the local rc m e lfr>today. Thirty five witnesses from all line of demarkntu.n
between
uct.
formerly in Toledo, Ohio.
waa adjourned until next Monday.
c„ ghed at U g anfielil near son isytsslgncd for the rash
' part* of the country who claim to be who nre entitled and those who i
• victims of the schemes were sworn in not entitled to naturalization,
Get your office aupplies, stationery and Post Cards a t thc Herald office.
Have th e Herald do your next job hero today
(Continued on page 4) *
Get your office supplies, stationery by the government.
and Post Cards at the Ilorald office.
of printing. We have the equipment
The Herald for firaz claaa Job work.
Creek Oil ilia Is Are
Charged With Treason
CALIFORNIA IS
SHIPPING Hl'.H
OKANGK CHOP
Will Reopen Old
Tailor Shop of
Andrew Jackson
President Harding:
r
500 Rotarians Meet
at Tampa Today
Four are Charged With
Fraudulent Use
ANOTHER
ACCIDENT
to do all lrinda crf'Job printing.
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PERSONALS
House For Sale, Cheap
Old Pressing Club House at the Rear of Our
Store
M U S T GO A T O N C E
Will sell to the person making us the highest offer for cash
wftilin five days, provided that said snle will he made only
on the conditions that the person purchasing said house
must move it oPf our lot not later thap Monday, November
20th, 1922.
\V lfb WILL 1\1AKE US AN OFFER?
Sanfori
e & Clothing Co.
CONNER, Manager
Itore of Quality W'UK Low Prices
115 East/First Stre
S O C IE T Y
MRS. FRED DAIGKIt, Society Editor
Phono 2I7-W
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ka r m t l r i M r r r l a t r A .
S O C IA L C A L E N D A R
Monday—W estm inster Club will meet
with Mrs. H enry Purdon nmi Mrs.
John Smith at the home of the for
m er on Palm etto avenue, a t 3:00
o ’clock.
Monday—St. Amies Guild wilT meet
a t the home of Mrs It. \V f'earm an.
jr.. on West First street, at 3:30
p. m.
Monday Pipe O rgan Club will meet
with M e Om-ii p arrel a t her home
on Palm etto avenue at 3 o'clock.
Tlli'dii)
M '-d o m e - ILiuk.tl- I oil
iiallv Ih-hert llirn-i and Hen ('as
well will entertain at hridgi at tin
I ountry «'Itili at :! o'clock
\Ve<lne»tla> Meeting iif the Welfare
I icpartment of the Woman's Club
at "t ■" |i m Mrs John l.eonnb
in barge of program
Thor da'.
Mrs (dorg> Knight will
eiitetiait Mu tin lion Itiulgc l ItiI•
at l p m
Ttlekda) "Sanford J-oltiei h\
the l !i |s| io-s and Pi i d i " H mu I Wmii
en'* 1 Itih at the High Si Iioo| at
h 15 |> in
Tuesday I lain i Ite. t*al at
Parish
House at , Uti p m by Prof. Kto>ell.
Phone 104
N. DeV. Howard chapter of the U n it
ed D aughters of the Confederacy, at
the Montezuma Hotel in honor of the
beloved Confederate Vcternns of S e m
inole county. Covers were lnid for
fourteen. The long ovnl table wns
beautiful with its decorations in the
Confederate colors, red and white. A
trac ery of graceful a s p a rag u s fern and
red and white rose buds bordered the
table, and in the center a tall silver
basket bebl red and white roses, ithntidle tied with a red tulle bow. On
tile silver candlesticks were airy bows
of the same vivid hue. Invited to lie
'p resen t were three representatives of
the Grand Army of the Republic: A.
Robbins, ('. F. Haskins and M. F.
Robinson
At the hmiil of the table
*at I>r N P e \ , Howard, in whose
honor the chapter was named. and
around tin table were Ju d g e 'string
f. How. ('apt I.effler, Messrs. Martin,
11aw kills, lo rd . Julies, F itts, Holder,
Se.in \ . Maskin'- Robbins and Robin
Miss Snritn Lake returned to Tnlln- ! FOUR B URNED TO DEATH
IN ARMORY. MISS.. F IR E
Iiassce this morning a f te r spending
the week end with her parents, Mr.
DESTROYED T. IV A. IIAI.I.
and Mrs. Forrest Like.
d i r The Aaaorlatra P rrw l
Robert Thrasher, who is attending
ARMORY, Miss., Nov. 13.— F our
University of Florida at Gainesville, pi rstms w
e n , ,,tlI-noi|
were
burned to
to death
death in
in a
spent the week end here with his par- f m . whirh destroyed "T. P. A." hotel
ents, Mr uand Mrs. R. T. T hrasher.
here early today.
Mr and Mrs .1 C. Tray wick, Mish
Jessie Hutchinson and A rth u r Trayw ok motored t" Tam pa for tile week
end
Caudal **hn i wa*. aim.ng th** <., ji
fold f ■:l -|a ' '1 1.1* Mn Hia-k elol III
Tam |m
«y M
V' t n
Hu
it* t «
II W I v I K M - l l i
I \\\ S
Mr. and Mrs. H urry Walsh motored
Any citizen of the United S tn te s
pa for tthe
we.
to> Tam
Tnmpn
h f week
end, re tu rn - W|„ a ,lmit thllt lo havi, or(ll>r--------J.
wo must
ing home last evening
have law. These laws lire formed by
The Sanford Rotary Club will move
•n I'ampa tonight some twenty strong
To'oild appl y to all alike, if one person
and their . ar will be on the tracks at
last week
* allowed to niaki th irt) miles p,-i
Mr* I iirres) | ake, M.-- Spriln hour win n tin- law ~ay> fifteen, why
Lake. Messrs i ’uul Lake, Calvin '■boulil not all persons be allowed the
Teague and Terry were a congenial additional fifteen miles per hour'.’
party motoring to Tam pa S atu rd ay
” hen
the ''impudent, unkempt
for the Florida-Mississippi f o o tb a ll; .'"Uth" enforces the law, is lie not fill
gam e. returning home Inst
evening. *illmg his duty ? Is this not the th in g
--------. ^or "'hich lie receives pay. not g ra ft
ItlR T IID A ^ I’All I \
hut a fixed s alary ?
Friday tieing the eighth birthday i ILillier than shun a town th a t is or- 1
anniversary of M aster R. Z Johnson. <<,r,>
n° l “ n>- law chiding eitizen prefer a town with rigid enforcehe invited n num ber of ins fro nds t o j mi,nl „ f „ , p I i n l i l j n whjch lo
L0N CHANEY
Jones Dairy Farm
- Sausage
IN
“THENIGHT®
Apalac licola Oysters
lx,n Chaney, ,„lp J ,ht>
dorful cln,
A l ,Uk.
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•I* inU
heart it\ t)i\Si the , ,
•Towning
of his cntvij
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Tomorrow—Re» It,
al Railroad Melodrami
T rail" also "Frida
comedy.
tv. 1
is a Prescription for Colds, Fev
er and LaGrippe. It’s the most
speedy remedy we know, pre
venting Pneumonia.
S K H H U D Ip
PIANO TUNIN'
J. H. H
NOGRAPH REP)
TER PIANO CO.
112 MA
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LIA AVENUE
SAVINGS
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We Pay 4% Interest on Savin g Accounts
THE SEASON’S HARVEST ’
In the SPRING OF YOUTH the farsighted sow
thoughtfully.
Through LIFE’S fjUMMER they toil au.| . ;,w. with
u vision of their future7\
When AUTUMN comes tlie harvest 1- mn what
they have made it.
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Then in WINTER’S TWILIGHT well ean.nl rwt
is the reward of their foresight and thrift.
tin
-tatloii lead)
THE CALENDAR SAVING RANK IS THE
RANK ROOK’S AID
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The Seminole County Bank
SANFORD, FLORIDA
-PROGRESS
STRENGTH-
-SERVICE
Phone 127
Sanford’s New Store-
The Churchwell Company]
10 StoroH in Georgia-
I Store in florid*
for them at I* 30
and
urchweU’s
where they can gel their la rth
sleep if such a thi ng is |mihsi I>Ic .
Air. and Mrs. Hugh Sparkm an, of I
Daytona, spent Armistice Day in Sanford, taking in the
various a tlrn rlions anti witnessing the footbnl!
game in which Mr. S p ark m an ’s son,
Harold, participated. Mr. Sparkm an I
is editor of the Daytona Morning |
Journal.
,
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Fitzgerald, of
Daytona, were in the city Sn turday
and Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
B. \V. Herndon. They enjoyed A rm
is tu e Day and the dance at night nnd
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their many Sanford friends were, glad j
to see them ugnin. Mr. Fitzgerald is
the editor of the Daytona GazetteNews.
ii p it c rn c
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re a r iiis family, where his children
I he color scheme of red and yellow ,.|iul|| ,H. trUHt|.tl u , „ „ „ th|, s t r ,.,.t in
was emphasized with a profuston of M(f(.(>. rftlh|,r th |||,
imporil(M,
by
daisies anti poinsettins. The dining S| )t.t.,jers
table, was laid witli a lace cloth and
,
.
i / i iip iii u
,f co,,**|le n n g one m a n ’s pride is
centered with the wonderful birthday m u n , u rder|y lhnn g Uan| lrlk, tht. Wl.,.
cake iced in yellow and topped w i t h ; flire of others, then I say abolish all
eight red tiny tapers. The refresh- | ordt.r nd trnffil. ,nws> liut holl, fft!tl
rm.*nU of ice cream and cake fu r th e r
y our
ca rry in g out the color motif.
A S l ’KKDKR, WHO ALSO
The afternoon wns m errily spent
PARTED WITH A P E R
he many friends of W. A. Zachary
with fam iliar children's gam es and
FECTLY GOOD TEN.
tire glad to sec him out again a f te r a
contests. The prizes in the ppanut
serious accident th at happened to him
contest were won by Thelm a Miner FORM AL A C C EPTA N C E
at the Zachary-Tyler mill. *A piece of |
and Wilbor S m ith, while the boojiy
F IV E C EN TR A L AMERICAN
emory
wheel broke off and hit him in
prize went to Mary Viriginin Lot^. In
R EPU BLICS IN C O N F E R E N C E the head, making n bad wound and it
the "cracker contest," the prizes were
waa feared for a while thnt he had a
won by Elizabeth Mcthvin, M arjorie
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A a a o f l « ( f i rPrrttaMa li
W A SHINGTON , Nov. 13.— F orm al fractured skull but he is g e ttin g along
F o r e s t and Alien Fields.
M aster Johnson w a s assisted in re- [acceptance from nl five Centrnl Amer- nicely now nnd very glnd it wns no
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ceivjpg and e n tertain in g his guests by | ienn republics invited by Secretary worse.
Ills mother, Mrs. R. Z. Johnson, Mes- Hughes participate in conference hree
R egular meeting of the W elfar*
dailies B. G. Methvin, Bert Hrngg, F. i>eginning December 4th oi| land dis
Departm
ent "f the*Woman’s Club will
11. 1 m l | , E Miner, W'l
Smith and arm a m en t and lie fe r American rein
be
held
Wednesday
afternoon at 3:30
Misses Thelma and Virginia Turner, turns received at state departm ent
at the Woman’s Club. The progrum
About sixty children enjoyed this
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happy event und R. Z. w as the reciMr. and Mrs. Verne A rnert a n d .^ *
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...on
G.
lU7-2tc
d a u g h te r of Apopka and Mr. A m o r t ’s l'*‘onnnDrpient of many lovely gifts.
brother, E verett and wife, of C a lifo r-1
j ’
nin, were visiU.rs to the city today
l1,# n e r a l d for P oatfQ irq,.
D IN N ER PARTY
A notable event of Arm istice Day «»>d their many friends were glad to
Get your office supplies, stationery
was the elaborate dinner given by thoj«e<-* them again.
ian(j poaj Cards at tho Herald office.
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READ YOUR FUTURE IN YOUR
BANK BOOK
\ log I•11to >i of Rotaiiaiis will go to
Tam pa tonight and take in tin* A 11F lor" lu K'»t a r >r *>'iy there tom orrow.
They leave tonight in a spi>cinl c a r
and will return tomorrow night or
morning.
Mi s s
Frances Chappell, who hns ......1,lr " h o have tin w rlfnre of the
been spending the past few weeks in
public in iminl and not solely
New York with h e r ..i*ti r. Mi- Vail
mdiv (dual-, therefore traffic laws
Lovel l , returned bonn
Too Late to Classify
W ANTED $3,000 at oin e, ties! of
security < all at Hill Hardw are <V
Dr ami Mrs. !.. 11 Houchelle of
W I Hughey.
It*T 3tp
New Smyrna and Mrs F orrest Biildv i .if Havaiiii. < uba. are the d i e t *
NOTH E
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t* day "f Mrs Henry W ight
Regular m eeting at Masonic Hall
Mi and Mrs I. II Buttolpli re Tuesday, November I It li at 3:30 p. m.
turned home Friday from „ stay ••( siv A,! " O n e r s nnd members requested to
weeks in Virginia and other points in
l,r,'!i*,nt
President
I'Jfi-'Jtc
tile Fast.
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.1 II Hmbll.-ston, of Geneva, was
H«v*’ Hie Herald do your next job
in the city today and reports Mrs , f printing. We have the equipment
11 iiddlcsli.n as
greatly
improving l " ' lo «H kinds of job printing,
t ?"in n h i t ill npril iif
Robert T hrasher spent
S a tu rd ay
and Sunday with home folks and re
ports everything at tin- I nivifsity of
Florida as flonrislinig and tin- school
filled
with Mudent s
s.ii lu, ity
: PUBLICforum :
The Herald delivered, 15c per week.
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Buck Wheat and
Pan Cake Flour
weather, nice business.
I' ' a
i- iinpi. - n . «ight. these
kindly faced. «j|vei inured men on
v tiihii e.u li passing year hie- In towed
ii.<leasing dignity, tolerance am I tl.«
knowledge of g rue intis living
This
dinner given by the N DeV Howard
■hapler foi the < niife'lurnte \ 'etermis
I- all event of evetv \ i m i - t n i Day
i
I'livilegi it hull i- vi rv dear To eai h
P a u g b te r of the i bapter
During the
tw.i years »iine its organization, u
has very i|iiietlv ai <nin|dished a great 1 I'lnf .li mine Fasthani, niperintefid
deal and lias laid a foundation f..t . nt id t be ■ity si hiii'D "f Daytona,
nun h mote important work in the fu was in the city Saturday to watch ilia
boys go down to defeat in the fontliall
tllle.
glillli'
Mond ay * otholii \\ t mi ll * I eagtie at
h t Hall at s
n<
OVIEDO
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy and
two sons of (own, ore spending the
Quiet after Armistice Hay na f a r as winter in Oviedo, the guests of Mr.
Murphy's brother, S. L. Murphy.
noise is concerned.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope and son
11. A. Nagle of Baltimore Is in the F'rancis, spent S aturday in Do Land,
visiting Miss Muhlo Swope at Stetson
city calling on his local custom ers.
University.
C. it. Krnuss, Henry McLaughlin,
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. I^iwton nnd litJoe Gonzales nnd P eter Schaal spent tie daughter, Virginia, Mrs. S. Mcthe week end in Miami.
[Bride, Mrs. H arris nnd Mrs. L. R.
--------Mitchell were visitors to Sanford and
II. A. Neel nnd Reg Holly, of the Orinndo Wednesday afternoon.
Sanford Herald, jvere in W in ter Park
Miss Wnnn Popo, of Apopkn, spent
nnd Orinndo today on business.
the week end with her aunt, Mrs. J.
N. Thompson, of Oviedo.
J u d g e Jam es Shnron has re tu rn ed
Mrs. M. M. King entertained the
from n trip to Tnmpn where ho wns Wednesday Rook Club Inst week.
rnllcd on legal business.'
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On F riday nftcijioon nt the m e e t
ing of the Womnn's Club. T. L. Mead
The ninny friends o t XV. L. Morgan ngvo n very instructive talk on the
nre glad to sec him here again fo r a am endm ents th a t were to be voted on
few days visit.
Tuesday, November 7th.
The W om an’s Missionary Society of
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Snyder, of Chu- the Methodist church
observed a
luotn, were in the city today on a week of p ra y e r last week. The mectshopping tour.
ings have been well attended nnd
[greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. F. H. Griggs was visiting his
The fnrm ers nre hoping for cool
sister, Mrs. S enm c in New S m yrna w eather very soon, so th a t the lettuce
last week.
which is now doing so well, may be
ready to ship by Thanksgiving.
H. II. Griggs, from *Lnkelnnd, wns
Frank N orris, who hns been ill f o r
visiting his mother, Mrs. F. II. Griggs several weeks is ngnin nble to be out.
yesterday.
Nice
New Florida Syrup
CONTEST
Big Bargains will be offered in all departments
BE SURE to visit' Our Store this week, as
OUR CONTEST SALE
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First Street -
SELLS it far, LESS*.
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Welaka Bloc
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son f o r his mnklng good, he willHeil
y o u f t h a t first and forem ost it is be
cause he likes his w o rk —indeed, he
loves it. His whole h e a rt and soul
are w rapped up in it. His whole
physical an d mental energies a r c fo
cused on it. He w alks his work, ho
talks his w ork; und t h a t is the way
every man worth his salt ought to be
I. J. MLUARD----- I t m u ry-T m uB H T if he w ants to make his work w hat it
A . A.. HEEL------------- A « » t n l M u i f W
should be and moke of himself what
I L XL H O L L Y ------- A i T r r t U l i f
M* I f la «iN r . M.
he wants to he.—S e n a to r Capper.
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between P a r k A venue and Palm otto
Avenue in the City of S anford, Flor
ida, and for the purpose of. fully and
completely te rm in a tin g all litigation
between the City of S anford and tho
said Lakefront Im p ro v e m e n t, Com
pany, and of Rattling all m atfore be
tween the City of Sanford, Florida,
and the Lnkcfront Im provem ent Com
pany; and,
W hereas, a contract, was duly enter
ed into on the 30th day of October, A.
D. 1022, by and between Lakefront
Improvement Company, a Florida cor
O tm b U M E i m i w
poratlon, and the City o f Sanford,
W R lttT I f . M .
Floridn, In duplicate, which contract
provided for the settlem en t of all liti
gation, the acquiring of riparian
IH U r tr » 4 l a C ity k ; OarrWr
..rights
along tho lnkc fro n t between
•m
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is n
n
P ark Avoiluo and P alm etto Avenue in
Tfcs ktfe IB- l a Ut-iaga Wn U j
Miss Virginia Quigg spent the week the City of S anfprd, F lorida, and tho
•»»I 7 FrMay. A i m - end with h e r sisters in Orlando.
acquiring of ce rtain real e s ta te by the
l a k i a w a «■ a*»llraMrs. II. A. Phillips spent a couple City fully described and net forth in
atW fat h U(Iw >.
r w r . alw «yw l a s I t u n . '
of days la s t week in Orlando the said contract; and,
■ H U B TUB asaoqiATKO PBIM g u est of Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Phil W hereas, the City Commlaaioncrs
Ttaa A aaoeU tad P n u la •x elu a lv a tr
have very fully nnd carefully consid
•n tttla d to th o o m for ropubU catton of lips.
a ll s a w s d isp a tc h e s credited t o It or
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Wilson and ered tho rig h ts of the city, nnd are
■ et o th e r w is e cred ited In th is paper
and a lso t h e
local n e w s p ub lish ed two children arrived yeaterda;- in their assured th a t th e contract nforcsoid is
herein.
c a r from New H am pshire, m aking the an a d v a n ta g eo u s co n tra ct fo r tho City
A ll r la h ts o f ra-pubU eatlon o f spaetal
trip in six days. They spent last win: of Snnford, Floridn, and have exam in
die p atch es h ere in a re a ls o reaerved.
te r here.
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ed the sam e and wish to ra tify , ap
I l B k A L O D C IL D 1 N O . Pha
Mrs. L angford and family are
prove nnd confirm the sam e by prop
spending a few days in St. P eters
er resolution. NOW T H E R E F O R E ,
burg.
HE IT R ESOLVFtb BY T H E CITY
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Parish hnvc a
We h ea r so much about the w o n d e r
COMMISSION 'OF T H E CITY OF
ful g ro w th of W inter P ark thesp days new boy a t their house. He arrived SANFORD, F L O R ID A :
and p a s s in g through th at beautiful S a tu rd a y in time to celobrnte A rm is
T h at th a t c e r t a i n . c o n tra c t entered
city you can note this progress on ev tice Day.
into on the 30th day of October, A. D.
W. L. D augherty of Orlandi w a s a
ery hand. W in te r P ark is destined to
1 0 2 2 , by and between L nkcfront Im
Sunday
m orning visitor nt the home
become one o f the big cities o f this
provement Company, a Florida cor
p a r t of th e sta te . It m ay never be a of J .E . Singletary.
poration, nnd the City of Sanford,
1-nko Mnry skating academy, one of
city ns big citie s go but it will nlwnys
Florida, which is now on file in tho
bo a city of c u ltu re und beautiful homes the best and highest class roller office of the City M an a g er of the
and nice pooplo and th at is worth sk a tin g rinks in the S outh, with high- City of S nnford, Florida, be, nnd tho
som ething. W in te r P ark is one o f the class equipm ent, with F>,000 square same is hereby, in all respects, rntim ost b eautiful cities in tho s la te and feet of perfect sknting surface, will j fled, approved and confirmed.
its name a n d fame a re preceding it ' °T***n
lht* l" M 'e M e m b e r 30 at I
HE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED:
2:30 p. m
Miss Eva Grace W agner
through the north.
of Snnfonl will sing and dance, ac- That thirf resolution lie, and the anme
emergency
compnnied by her m other, with tho is hereby, declared hn
Florida seem s to be a prolific field highest up-to-date pieces. Mrs. W a g measure, necessary fo r the immediate
for sm ug g lin g Chinese into this c oun
ner is one of S anford's most popular preservation of the public property,
try, and m nny have been c a u g h t in singers and dancers. T h e r e will be a nnd th a t it Bhall become effective im
the Inst few months landing on the pie contest with prize. Don't miss it. mediately upon its finul passage nnd
West Const of this state. Wo do
adoption, nnd t h a t within ten days
not blam e the Chinese for t r y in g to
from tho final pussnge nnd adoption
hreak into Florida. The stock s a le s
thereof the City Auditor and Clerk
men have tried Vt for many years,
shall publish a notice of the pussnge
sometimes successfully, and others
and adoption of this resolution, ns pro
are trying to break in the best s ta te I
vided nnd required by Sections 25 nnd
in the Union But we only want the
A ip ilf T D I?
T I L t U M T 2,! " f r h "I)U' r ^ f i l , L,lWH " f Florida,
best in F lorida and Chinese, wire tap
1llj W
1 i V l j / a 1 ITi E j I 1 1 /' r,H ° t 1919, the surne being the ch a r
pers and fake stoi k salesmen are not J
ier uf the City of Sanford, Florida,
wanted.
LAKE MARY
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JACKSONVILLE
LADY P R A I S E S
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Some half baked
certain big college in
a book the oihe r day
lay
dismiss#•d from the
Collcgi'.
and tins vs
not bad
enough.
Ugh, but be had
hud lI"n ;Selui it to us
to read.
read, As if we
V, e cared
ca n
three bur
rubs if h ' was dismissed from six ty
colleges or cared if hi' were dead or
if he lived hi Georgia, or anything
else about him
We sometimes won
dcr what the
fools ilurik about a
new spaper anyw ay
They persist in
loading up o u r wastebasket with all
sorts nf trii«h every day and the
trouble 1- they get worse Mislead iif
better
l\V.
FO ft S A L E OR EX C H A N G E f o r
TAVARES
quires th a t a llcens* u
sm aller car, 7-pa sse ngcr Packard.—
F IF TY -S IX D I F F E R E N T
'» '» ' ‘"■ducting th , b t l » (T ' ^ >
Fred R. Wilson. C a r a t Williams* G a
W AYS B Y IN Q U IR E R S slon or occupation.
’ pro*«*rage.
197-tfc
(Dr T h e %■•»?!«ted P ress)
J N o - l>. JINKINS, ‘ (\
T A V A R E S , |Nov. 14.— Tho Lake
S E V E R A L H O U SES f o r sale, House
J ” C° ll«*>r, l
-for rent. See Thigpen.
90-tfc County C ham ber of C om merce u r - , Nov. 2-2wks
____ hem‘nolc County. '
oral weeks ago 'conducted a n adver
WOOD FOR S A L E — $8.50 n cord.
tising
cam paign
in
new spapers
n o t ic e
Please '•nirnngo to pay cash on de
throughout tho country, and one rolivery, and specify the kind of wood
On November the loth | lhlll . j
sult was startlin g . I t happened th at
compelled to advance my n “ J *
jvunted, when placing y o u r order.— F.
parsons who desired inform ation wero wood one dollar per cord
*
S* Vemay.
1
190-tfc
M
requested to write " T a v a re s , Loko
T
his
advance
in
price
is
made
nect*.*
\
FOR SALE—Celery fa rm and house' County, Florida." T h e “ L ake Coun
»«ry to meet tho cost of c7 tin
In Sanford, 10 acres, w o ^ , tiled, ty " saved the day,* f o r postal qlarks
hauling, and no order, will be £ 2
m u st settle estate, easy term s, big for mail received d u rin g th e l a s t th ir
e d i t o r th a t date, except *t t h T U t
money maker, if Interested act quick, ty days wns addressed to "Tavares*' Price, $8.50 per card.
**
spelled in fifty-six different ways.
nddreas box 1202, Orlando, Fla.
AU orders in hand prior to Wove*
IDG-4tp Notable specimens w e re Tavnrus,
ber ten th will bo filled nt
T avarer, Taver, Travarsoc, T ra y a ra s , price.
FOR S A L E —C melody aaxophope
F S. VKIt.VAY.
T ra v e ry anjJ. Tovefy.
a
good as new. $ 1 2 0 ta k e s it, h a lf
*:• <
cash, balance $10 p e r month. R. J .
ST ROUX f a r m AGP.NCY
T he Herald, 15c p«r w eek, delivered.
Holly, Herald Office.
170-fltp
113 Magnolia Are.
Join the th ro n g ! of n a d e n . *.
FOR 8 a V.E—Do sler and Gays* p a in ts
Lakeside farm and grove of
and varnishes a t S anford Novelty
Works, Sanford agenta.
183-tfc P E P P E R S E E D FOR -SALE—I have trees, 2 0 acres. Several acre, heavy
I
a surplus of 35-lbs. o f Ruby King black loam, best of soil for vegetaM? H a
FAR M ERS— You can g e t seed bed
straw berries, pears, plums, 5
frnm**) and irrig a tio n plugs a t tha pepper Boed saved b y m yself o u t of
grapes. Good 5 room house. fcreJ
Sanford Novelty W orks.
100-tfr tho very b est New J e r s e y stock, $2.76 lent shooting and fishing. 2 miIe( .
:
per lb. Address, E. G rothcn, Danla,
FOR S A L E — 10 a c res in Longwood. Fla.
'
198-tfc railroad station, stores, church, nz-hod
—household furniture and farming
corner of Grove and Orange a v e
tools
included. $2,250.
nues, S. E. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W.
$1 550 cash,
balance
1 and 2 years.
1-4 Sec. 25, Twp. 20, R ange 29.—Thoa.
184-tfe
J . Baxter.
11-2-lmo.
Mrs. J. B; Colder h a s opened a taxi
C U T T H IS ONT—IT IS WORTH
FOR S A L E —A good piano, price is
and inform ation b u reau a t th e Valdes
MONEY
r i g h t — Cannon%"Cnyh Grocery, Cel
Hotel, with Mrs. L, B ourdreaux in
ery Ave,, Sanford, Fla.
192-10tp
C u t o q t this slip, enclose it with 6c
charge, concerning all t r a i n s and boats
P E R M A N E N T W AVING, Sham poo in and out o f Snnfonl. Special co u r and m ail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef.
ing, scalp and fncfnl tre a tm e n t.— tesy shown to tho public. Call u s for field, Ave., Chicago, III., writing Jwa
Mrs. McCoy, Welnkn A partm ents.
drives of all kinds. Boat p a rtie s our nam e and address clearly. You wfl]
103-12tp specialty, Phono 229 fo r inform ation. receive in return a trial package con
FO R S A L E —Five acre fa rm , good six Phone 44.
11-9-tfc taining Foley's Honey and Tar Cobpound f o r coughs, colds and croup;
room house, w a te r piped all over
t * i ------------------------- —
Foley Kidney Pills for pains iQ s|f o
the place, lighted
with
acetyllne
E N T IR E FA M ILY HAD " F L U "
lighting system, five acres tiled and
** ‘Keep r i g h t on using F oley’s H on and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
in good condition, two good wells, ey and Tar. I t will give you quick ney and bladder nilmcnta; and Foley
tw o acres of celery, and one acre of re lie f/ laid t h e doctor, when th e e n C athartic Tablets, a wholesome tad
cabbage, two mulcR, wagon, plow and tire fam ily h ad the "flu". N e v er saw thoroughly cleansing cathartic tot
o th e r tools, 40 Rhode Island chickens. anything so good," w rite s Mr*. A. B. constipation, biliousness, headtehts,
Sold every
An exceptionally good buy a t $0,090, G riffith, A ndrews, Ind.
Neglected and sluggish bowels.
where.—
Adv.
one-half cash.—A. P. Connelly
& coughs and colds often lead to serious
Sons.
198-3tp complications. Foley's H oney and
T ar gives quick relief. F re e from
opiates (ingredients p rin ted on the
FOR R E N T —Com fortable rooms are w ra pper). L a r g e s t selling cough medicino in tho world. Sold everywhere.
available at 318 M agnolia Ave,
—Adv.
197-Gtp
FOR SA L E — A good small job
FOR R EN T l furnished bed room,
printing plant, now in operation,
$3.00 per week. Phono 483. 107-3tp
Too Late to Classify
NOTICE
»n
,
FOR
K ENT
Completely
my RFt I MA, ihe m w t r« alment m follows
troduced here mily a short time ago,
i the wife of Mr George A Frank,
who is prominently identified with tbej
firm of Kilenfiehl A Brown, is West
Pursylh S treet
Mrs, F r a n k is very well known, ami
her evperienee With K K C U M A will tie Attest
G. E
HENRY,
Ycn
Commissioner.
FO R R E S T LAKE, Yea
t 'o m m ia s io r u 'i
consisting of 10x15 (’. & 1'.
(Ion
S. O. ( MASK.
Yea
f'ommissioner.
GEO. W. ROBINSON
rend with unusual interest.
|
L. It, P H IL IP S ,
(S E A L )
City A uditor ami Clerk,
"My wife suffered fTTr months from
riiereupoii it was moved by Coin
extreme mo votisties*, headaches, uttd
was rusily e v i t a b l e , " *>ntd Mr Frank mi>stuiier Lake and seconded by I nm
"Rut now. iifti-r tnkine ht-t one bottle misstotti'r ( 'base that the above and
' i Kl < I \| \ l i t lo t
a r e as - Ti 11!v toregmtu: ri .olutmu bo plaicd upon
.It
■i - 'v> w ill ream to t apt it re
lias mi more its mo orol reading and read, which
.r anybody's, and T a m p a with t h e Rol u na rm w. receive signs of beadnt lies
motion duly carried. Whereupon, the
word that Miiiiet'hing require* our a t " L a s t Monday we went to a ball *«uie having been read, it is moved by F U R N IS H El) ROOM, 111 Park Ave
nue.
193-Gtp
tention at the Office th a t cannot lie game fo r the first time in months and | Commissioner Lake nnd seconded by
delayed and, a s usual, the editor stay%J
lull the excitem ent didn't have the Commissioner C hase th at the Hnmo be FOR R E N T — Ono lied room nnd k i t c h - (
nt home while the Rotnriuns go irnily
en furnished, price $15 per month.]
least effect on her, when sueh n s t r e n adopted, and upon vote the said mo
on their way to enjoy themselves ns
uous afternoon would have been linn was unanim ously carried as fid Apply to Mrs. II. D. D urant at Lake!
only Rotnriuns run But so m eday we
Mary.
193-tfc
etjotlgh to put her 111 her! before she lows
will have nil the blamed machinery
K HENRY, Yen
---------------------3----------------- begun t a k i n g RKGDMA
i n s t a l l e d 1 h u t \V P t u n b e g , b o r r o w o r
Commissioner
W
Ij J
"We simply can't say enough for
ste a 1 th e m o tley t0 buy. u n d then Wv
FUR REST LAKE,
Yea W ANTED Two good carpenters, till)
Rid I MA, and if there is anyone else
will
t n k 1■ u f r \ v
wii ill m i l s
and "
Commissioner
Sanford Ave.
in
Florida
su
ffe
rin
g
as
Mrs.
I
r
a
n
h
197-2tp
•4 1111 1 H r
1- l lll n l , i !l i l s t "
w e r e a i m ) n lt
S (1 C HASE,
Yen
was,
we
w
ant
them
to
know
that
RE
W ANTED Team work. Inquire M.
t h , . ti r - 1 t o
F l o r i d a f i r s t , " 1u n d
Commissioner.
Hanson Shoe Shop.
there i-- not a town or city or section f U.MA will relieve them quick."
Attest
11-13-20-27, l2-4p
Local People A n x io u s
of the -.late w here we are not welcome
L. R. P H IL IP S ,
(S E A L )
any time we can get there to visit.
' W A N T E D $3,000 it once, .best of E
This s ta te m e n t will undoubtedly
City A uditor and Clerk.
-------------o-----------security. Gall nt Hill H a rd w are Co,
prove .inst what many people here 198-He
—W. I. Hughey.
lD7-3tp
BOB DAVIS HACK IN H A R N E S S . have been waiting for to s a tis fy them1 selves alaiut RF.CUMA an d the Union
WE W A NT to recharge nnd repair
Col. Robert W Dnvis. beloved by all Pharmacy will be glad to explain the <4 « l
y o u r batteries. Our Rtnrter, g e n e ra
the people of l loiolu and especially
.1 on for s.’ch 1.
Y tion to be dvtor nnd ignition repair d ep a rtm en t is
by the men and women of the F o u rth rived by using this new tre a tm e n t.—
In ch a rg e of tin ex p e rt.
Genuine
Estate, has gone back to the editorial. Adv.
" E X ID E ”
Battery
Service.— RAY
tri|x>d and will again grace the snneBROS. Phono 548, Sanford. 172-tfe
Have the H e rald do y o u r next job
tum of the (iainesville Sun as the e d i
W A N E D — A chance to build
your
tor-in-chief
And we con again took of printing. Wo have th e equipment
new home before lum ber g ets nny
Ivexed « yoor
The Daily Ila re ld Delivered
for a bright nnd scintillating editorial
higher. Plans and e s tim a te s fu rn is h
page on the Sun. Col Boh was e d ito r
Claasitled Ada 4c a line. No
ed.— S anford Novelty Works. 183-tfc
of the Sun several years ago but f o r
ad taken for le u than 25e.
w A R T E 'b T O T t E H T Porm pnent, 3
some reason or o th er decided that h e
and positively no claulfled
or 4 room unfurnished ap a rtm e n t,
wanted a vacation (though just w h a t
ad* charged to anyone. Cash
flat or house, dcsirnbic location. A d
must accompany all order*.
an editor could do with a vacation in RESOLUTION C O N F IR M IN G , R A TI
dress "F . S." care H erald office, S an
C o n st fire word* to a line
beyond our ken) and we missed him
FYING AND A P P R O V IN G TH A T
ford, Fin.
192-tfg
end remit accordingly.
from the Sun. But now thnt he in
C ER TA IN "CONTRACT E N T E R E D
W A N TED — A lease a n d option on o
back the ncw$pnpci^ men will have a
INTO ON T H E 30TH DAY O F
chance to see him next Saturday w hen
tru c k fa rm of not less th a n twenty
OCTOBER, A. D. 1922. BY AND
or m ore th a n forty acres, equipped
the Associated Dailies meet in G aines
BETWEEN
L A K E F R O N T IM
with flowing well no t m ore tjhnn five
ville nnd those th a t cannot see him
PR O V EM EN T
COMPANY,
A
miles
from Snnford. P re f e r a fa rm
personally will re a d his editorials a n d
FLORIDA C O R PO R A T IO N , AND
FOR SALE— One double b arrel, ham wnich
has been used f o r grow ing cel
all of us send him heartiest g re e tin g n i- THE CITY OF' SANF’ORD, FLORmerlcss 1 2 g a u g e gun, good condi
ery.
Will
n o t consider a n y f a r m un
.nnd best wishes.
IDA; D EC LA R IN G T H I S RESO
tion. Price $20.00, also one P atha
less it is located on a public ro a d . Will
LUTION TO BE AN E M E R G E N
phonograph and 19 records, cheap.
w ant possession im m ediately. W rite
CY M E A S U R E N E C E S SA R Y FOR
A M A N 'S JOB
Phone 483.
•
197-3tp
description of property nnd location
THE IM M E D IA T E P R E S E R V A
FOR SA LE -Silvertont* phonogrrtjih, und lowest annual re n t to Republican
TION
OF
T
H
E
PUBLIC
PRO
PER
A m a n ’s job is his best friend. It
"Console Model," alm ost new. Also j T rucking Company, T ifton, Ga.
TY, TO BECOME E F F E C T I V E
clothes and feeds hi* wife ami chilhave some fu rn itu re . Phone 110.
189-12tc
IM
M
EDIATELY
UPON
ITS
FIN
dren, pays the re n t, and supplies them
197-3tp
AI.
PASSA
G
E
AND
ADOPTION.
________
_
with the w h erew ithal to develop a n d
Whereas, the City Commission o f FOR S A L E — Nice ripe g ra p e fru it, In
become cu ltiv ated . The least a m an
any quantity. Delivered in Sanford. IwOST— P air o f glasses. No one can
can do in re tu r n is to love his job. A the City of Snnford, Floridn, hereto
—
C. M. Tlcbenor, Pnola, Fla., Route
use sam e b u t myself. Please re tu rn
m an's jo b is g r a te f u l . It is like a lit- fore authorized and empowered Com
A,
Box
1
1
3
.'
19?-3tp
to
A. P. Connelly.
190-tfc
missioner
S.
O.
Chase
to
e
n
t
e
r
into
a
tlo g arden th a t thrives on love. I t
!
V
b
h
o
r
s
e
"
^
n
B
c
7
^
contract
with
Lakefront
Im
provem
ent
LCfST
—
Diamond
ring,
*set
®
in
Jade#
will one day flower into fruit w orth
gine,
in
good
condition.
A
pply
E
l
Company,
for
tho
purpose
of
acquir
Liberal
rew
ard.
R
e
tu
rn
to
H
erald
while fo r him nnd hl« to enjoy. I f
you ask nny successful m a n the r e a - ing ripuriaq r ig h ts on Lnk'o Monroe der S prings W a te r Co.'* office. 195-Op offlco or phone No. 8 o r 148. 197-8tc 1
.
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RESOLUTION
m
MA ■
FOR SALE
«
furnished
JAX BOOKS ARE
NOW OPEN
197-3tc
___________ close April 1 st. Poll T ax e s fo r t h o ; p r e s s . T h i s plant can now he seH»R R E N T —2 nicely furnished rooms yenr 1922, for both men and women, cured f o r $501).00 cash. 1 m u st
with gas, 1004 Elm Ave. 1 0 th S t.jbecam e duo November 1st, 1922.
be in England in two months.
)97-5tp | Business nnd Occupation Licenses
FOR R EN T Furnished bod room, became due October 1st, nnd if not
117 Laurel Ave
197-fitp paid, a r e delinquent, as tho jaw ro- 512 Ocean St., Jacksonville. Fla.
FOR S A L E —Reo Spcetlwngon. Sec
W. G. Fox a t D utton's Cold S to r
age.
194-Gtp
o i » r E pIT=TT ooms and kitehenett*
—Shirley A partm ents upposita post
•ffice, upstair*.
28-tfc
I'llR RENT Ullfiirnisiied apaitm elit
Ferndale A partm ents, 305 E h'lrst
Street.
190 tfc
CLASSIFIED
ADS
SmRT
JOB PRINTING
PLANT
FOR RENT
AN I I
,s
- * G£ lt
■h
1
don and A uto Card Press, 35
Was So N ervou s am i Run-Down I 1*'e foregoing resolution was offerhouse, 8 rooms, m od em convenienc
S ta te and County T ax Books are fonts type, lead cutter, punching
She Couldn't Do
|*d by Commissioner Forest Lake, es, 1820 Park Ave., ycnrly lease nt
professor of a
now open for tho pnym ent of ta x e s machine, ho m e cards and other
who moved its adoption, and seconded
H ousew ork
$85.00 per month, six months, lease
tile north is s u e d 1
for 1922, a discount of two per cent is Stock, 1 stand, 1 small cabinet of
by Commissioner S. <>. Chase th is 4th
ut $75.00, references required. Own
on "Why I was
allowed for paym ent In November, 5 cases, 20 job cases. 1- 1 cases,
1
And
.Jacksonville, No von tier 1 3. Among day of November, A. D. 1922.
er, 503 Tam pa S treet, Tam pa, Fla.
fin
y of the
upon
v
ite
the
same
wits
one
p e r cent in December. Tax books ; Home inks, 2 sets rollers each
tin- prominent people w ho are prais
ifti t
>
a
__
WATER
W IL L B E CUT OFF i
FOR A SHORT TIME
AT 10:00 P. M.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
NOVEMBER 15TH
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Service that Counts
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SERVICE that looks forward to
the success of every customer-J
SERVICE that stands ready,
with able assistance, to foster ev
ery commendable enterprise.
This constitutes the first policy
and principle of our Jbank.
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1922
PAGE
*« >. ■
or ao ago, Immediate steps will be
taken t<» disfM.se of the *35,000 bomb
issue some months ago. which has
tieen held up pending issuance of the
permit
PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
ATTENTI ON!
1
:
Cards of Sanford's Reput
able Professional Men, each
of w hoa, In hla chosen pro
fession the Herald recom
mends to the people.
This is t.. advise that Mr Claude
< obh is no longer representing mo in
the sale of Ford producst. Purchasers
of cars in this territory should bo sure
we are making delivery of, car, so as
to bo sure to be protected on guaran
tee and service.
197-2U*
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THE WINCHESTER STORE
EDWARD HIGGINS.
George A . DeCottes
Mr. and Mrs. EdcL George, of St.
Altpmey-nt-Law
1 loud, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Tunnicliffe Armistice Day and
Over Seminole County Bank
part of yesterday. They were pleas
SANFORD
FLORIDA
ed with all they saw here in tho great
celery Bection.
FRED R. WILSON
&
i
B 1
if When You ^eed PRINTINQ.
PHONE 404 for
Sem i nolo
rERS ANNONCE COMING OF
SPARKS’ BIG R-RING CIRCUS
IVinferij
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
Our Work— PLEASES— Our Price
902 French Avenue
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Opt D.
: BUSINESS
: DIRECTORY
|
These cars have been thoroughly re
ronditnmcd W ill in <ept other cars ns ' ^
part payment or give the difference
^
if your car is better
^
Terms
Cash, trade or long ras>
« u
pn> meats.
You can find the name of
cvrry lire Huainran Man
in Hanford in this Column
each day.
Ball Hardware Co.
We’ll Dye For You
r
s
JACKSON’S AUTO PAINT SHOP
Wight Bros. Dept. Garage Building
II '
An Easy Chair
For Did Age
Has it ever occurred to you that
while you may be able to escape
sickness, adversity, or other ills
to which the flesh is heir, that you
cannot escape old age?
No passing pleasures can justi
fy the permanent want which is
apt to result from wild, thought
less extravagance.
Saving in youth provides an
easy chafr for old age.
Are you maintaining an inter
est-bearing’ account with the
\fi
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
Sanford, Florida
Just Received a Shipment of
Storage p acuities
If we pleaae you, tell o thers; If not,
tell us. Phone 498
SOPHlfe MAE
Peanut Brittle
dbafts
R e tu rn ed ---------------- Phone
82
General Shop and Mill
Work
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
SOPHIE MAE
Baby Slick Candy
39c Lb.
(Jet a Package Today
Machine & Foundry Co.
General Machine and liollrr Worka;
Cylinder Gri ndi ng; Dcl.uze Pialona;
Fly Wheel Steel Gear Hands; Crank
*
39c Lb.
SANFORD
Ober 7 billion sold yearly
■
We use nothing but the best material; all
work done by expert workmen.
Kent & McKee. Propa.
"LEANING, DYKING. ALTERING
Work c ii led for and delivered
Phone t f i l - J -------- 311 Went Firs* Ht
w
The package suggests it.
Your taste confirms ii.
The sales prove i t
’ •W'
r 4 i Q i ^ r t i n i t | i n
B. &0. MOTOR CO. RON TON STEAM PRESSERY
The War Department has granted a
I IUPMOHI LK and LEXINGTON
permit for construction of the pro
Distributors
posed bridge over tile Indian river at
Sanford, I’loiid l
(play, tin- permit having been rccciv iftil Par k \ve.,
i d by t)ii- bridge rnriiiimsinnei> a dav
J
HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING
See these Live Bargains:
ELTON J. MOUGHTON
FORD SEDAN
LEXINGTON
OLDSMOBILE
BUICK
LIBERTY
15 yearn experience in Residence, G a
DODGE
rage, Storage-Warehouse, Mill Con
drinks were -old, and ihe cases were
struction, Re enforced Concrete Struc
dismissed.
OVERLAND
tures, Hotels, and Office Buildings. P.
(). Box 1125. Phone 339-L-2. Sanford
OAKLAND (2)
Second sheets, HVjxlI, only
50c per 1,000, while they Iasi, at
CHALMERS
Herald office.
A
COLE 8
IlORT
'
Three Killed in
Airplane Smash GRANT
f tlr The Aiaoetnfrd P ffii)
LKHOUKGKT, France, Nov
14
| M, Poirot, n noted French aviator and
I two mechanics, wore killed when tils
plane crushed to the- ground dining
the competition for the grand prix for
c ommercial airplanes hero.
**
First National Rank Building
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Desirable
USED CARS
(B e T lic A s s o c ia te d P r e s s !
r
^
ICHELLE MAINES
Pensacola, Nov. 14.—Screens at
t entrances of saloons In tho days
fore prohibition were tho ta rg e ts
ir temperance workers and others
kn believed publicity would go a
bs way Inward correcting the evils
the bur room, and when the coun•f went dry it whs believed they
ould t.r relegated to tho museums,
neral operators of soft drink «miriums here, however, hung screens
the entrance* of their places and
ttc l>ecnme the subject of attack,
ii ordinance w»*->enacted prohibit
I screens that would obstruct tho
lew from the outside, and fo r failure
comply with the law nine business
nn were haled into court last week,
reorder Morey held thnt tho screen
it un*
not violated if no alcoholic
Hun tera and sportsmen wilLiind complete hunting equip
ment at The Winchester Store. .Speuinl attention has been
puid to their needs. Guns, rifles, ammunition, hunting axes,
flashlights, hunting clothing, sweaters and blankets are
among the many necessities which you will find in our store.
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to be a thrilling show from the open
_t bill postere a r e h e n .
LAW YER
* red and gold wagons a r e com- ing apt— the two herds of monster ele
-Court Itouse
“_pr'i.:
phants, each group being worked by n
No. 2 advertising car of tha
Indy trainer—to the Great Kohnn, who
Big 3 -Ring Circus arrived In
Sj m hr. a mined
Glaaaea Designed
[city this morning with twonty-two onuses gasps of wonder and amaze
| posters, lithographers and adver m ent at his dentil defying slides, back
t s men olioard. Tho big show will ward and forward, from the loftiest
Ito Sanford, Tuesday, November 28, point of the large tent to the ground
Opt trim -Optom etrist
two performances. The Sparks — a distance of 1 50 feet
Every body Drives a Used Car After
J1S
Rail
First StreM
Hanford, Flo.
Are there clowns? Yes, fotty of
bears the distinction of being
the First Week
l of the oldest, largest and bcBt on them and every one of these funmak
l read and thin season takes tho era can produce more laughs in a min
1 with nn entirely new equipment, ute than al] the "tin Lizzie" jokes can
animal acts this yenr nrc bot- in a century, and Pete Mnrdo's clown
ARCHITECT
[than ever, the w inter m onths hnvc band Is one of the hits of the show.
i ipent in training many additinn- The varied two hour program contains
Room 7, Miller Bldg.
ict* ami the two hour program is two score oi* more of high clnss nronir'
SANFORD
FLORIDA
kie with animal features, many of stnrs, wonderful ruling i^-ts and high
vie with tho human acrobata in school horses Remember the day and
~E . T. DE LA HA YE, Jr.
[farming difficult feats, I t ’a going date, Tuesday, November 28th,
Architect and Engineer
IFT DRINK STANDS
NOT BE SCREENED
IN PENSACOLA CITY
SPORTSM EN'S
H EADQ UARTERS
w
P llK S t’KIITION DRUGGIST
THE KKXAI.I. HTORK
PUONK 325
KODAK DEALER
GET YOUR POST CARDS AT THE HERALD
117 Commercial Street—Sanford, KU.
GILLON & FRY
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Wealinghouae Lights and Appliances
New Line of Fixtures
Best Bread and Rolls
— AT—
1
123 West First Street
1
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
R O .U T H
B A K E R Y
Next lo Princess Theatre
V. C. COLLER, Prop-
B. W. HERNDON
s
INSURANCE AGENCY
Convenient package
— g tan ine-terappetL
-
C ' V.
-
FIRE--------- AUTO--------- BONDS
S. O. Shinholser
'
Contractor and Builder
C IG A R E T T E S
AANFORD
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ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPERS
PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION
Authorized Hoover Dealer
FI GRID t
Four of Crew of
Schoner Missing
112 Magnolia Avcnue-
-Phune 113
(Ilr T1«
CIENFEliGOS, Cuba. Nov.—Miss
ing for p ast t’-vo weeks the Cuban
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
auxiliary schooner Juniin
Mercedes
has apparently been located in tho
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
Gran Calp^anvwith only three 0f her
1018 Went First Btreet
1*1S Wee* F irst S tveel
crow of seven aboard.
SANFORD
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SANFORD
SA. . . . _
“ The C ity SubstantlaT
-jT ie Q H y B a b r t a n t l s r
IN THE HEART OE THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUM BER 199
S A M O K I ) . M O U IO A . W E D N E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 15. 1922
CH ILE RIWANIS C™
n e e n w r
e a d t u a iia it c
l!0 A I)
ic
R E tfc N l t ft K I H Q U A R t I s
IN THE DISPATCHES
SANFORD ROTES
s ic n s
up next w eek
f A P ™ RE
p™
ist attend ance
ANOTHER GOOD MEETING A TI a t AI.L-FI.OKIDA ROTARY
TH E VALDEZ HOTEL AT
IN T A M P A YESTER
NOON TODAY
DAY
DAY
WIRTH GOVERNMENT IN
GERMANY HAS COLLAPSED
REORGANIZATION IN SIGHT
FLETCHER
SHOWS HE
• IS ON JOB BRIEF TELEGRAMS
T H E SOCIALISTS REFU8E TO
Sr belle Mnines ami
Arriving in Tampa early yesterday
PA R T IC IPA TE IN COALAK<l Lane were late at the noon lunch- morning in a special Pullman car on
TION CAB INET
eon of the Kiwanis Club at the Valdez Train No. 83 over seventy-five per
today, and rendered "Lira Jnne" in cent of the Sanford Rotary Gluh pro
such n bum manner that the club cecded to let the other clubs of the
divided in future to not penalize eith state know that Sanford had a live
er for being late. Their singing was bunch of Rotariana, that they had pul
Of General Interest From All
awful.
service above self nnd were there
W ASHINGTON,
Nov.
15.—Tho
Follows In Path of ’ Quakes TO SHOW TH AT MRS. H ALL LE FT
Parts of the
Entirely different were the songv strong with the intention of taking Hoard of Engineers for Rivers and
Throughout Entire
World
HOME ON EVE OF
and dances that dainty little Miss first prize for attendance. And this Harbors has advised Senator Fletcher
Country
Wagner favored the club with. Her they did, with Eustia. the baby club of that in pursuance of the Act of Con
MURDER
(U r The Am k U I H
accompaniment*
on the piano wen*
coming in for accond honor*. gress approved September 22, 1922,
BERLIN, Nov. 16.— President Eb
<Br Tka AMMUUS r r * “ >
(Hr Th* AaaorlMre I’ rraal
idnyod by iiv
her■ mother,
prize, a
u beautiful
Rotary wheel,
I'ui^ti
mutiifi, and
unu both were
WV.SS.
|'nu prite,
dvuuiiiui ivt»t«i;
«
authorizing and directing the Secre ert is confronted with one of tho most
SANTIAGO, Chllo, Nov. 15.— Each
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J., Nov. If.. greeted with hearty applause. Messrs. |maj c of light metal and carrying the tary of War to eauao preliminary ex (ritual problems of his ndralnistx*»
hour brings further details of the
appoints
n,,tary colors, was
-- - - -■
i i - ---- notary
» » » presented to
— the
--— amination and surveys to bo made nt tion ns a result of the resignation last e
gnat disaster to Chile caused by the Testimony that Mrs. Frances Stevens Miller, Neel and Curter were
...1
ti
n
... ■
ii I 11\. ■
A im im llf nn
( n
Vt n m .
a
• /it
S
. <L . I
S I k n l
I ru iL '
ed
a
nominating
committee
to
nomHanford
Club
at
the
hnmpiet
thut
took the following named localities
in night of the Wirth cabinet. Doctor
earthquake and tidal waves and each Hall left her home about H o’clock
innte
candidates
for
the
offices
in
the
•
•
>
•••••
*------*
•
Wirth resigned with associates when place
in
the
Hillsborough
dining
room
Florida:
ncw
report received from the pro-- the night her husband, the Rev. Kdw
in "
■ **rw—
dull for the coming year.
to
last
night.
Sanford
was
awarded
this
the
Socialists refused to participate,In •
Wheeler
ilnll,
and
his
choir
leader.
St.
Johns
River,
Juiksoiivilli
vinces which suffered the full force of
A rising vote of thanks was given . prize for having the club that sent Sanford.
the
coalition ministry. Ebert today
Mrs.
Eleunor
Reinhardt
Mills,
were
the cunvlusion sdds to the list of dend
Mrs Ed I wine for her work in dec the hrrgest percentage of their club
tonferred
with leaders of Socialists
.
slain,
will
be
placed
before
the
Somer
Caloosuhatchec
River.
and the enormous dnmnge already re
Tampa, taking into consideration j St l.ucie Inlet.
mid non-socialist parties in sn effort
set county grand jury next week, it orating the beautiful float for th
corded.
■lull that appeared in the Armistiir th. number of miles traveled
to create a new ministry.
rl,,‘ Bayou t huo.
Advices yesterday afternoon from was learned lust night.
Day parade.
prize
was
accepted
l>y
Sanford
tlirough
Hlackwat
er
Hay
and
River
Valienar. in the province of Atacama.
A hitherto .mnu-ntimied .itdess i
< hairman Ed l.anc -tilled that the its \'b
Dr Joseph Wirth has be«n chan- , t,
Suwunee River from Branford to
say that the total dead recovered thus New Brunswick man. w,
»th ' “
new 'Kiunni- road tign* would In' holder,
i
cllor
of Germany yiice May 10,
.
Channel No. 4. near Cedar Key.
tar Hl that place number 1.500, while ors that h.^suw Mrs Hull run In
placed mi the three roads leading into
when
in.
tiw.k
tiie
head
of
tho
govorneh
Luke Wurth Inlet
the adjoining tofcn of Freirina is in r^ B y fn-m her home to the hnu„
. i i.,
h„r cousin,
cousin Sanford tin-• latter part
of next week,
The Sanfo rd Roturiuns gathered nt
n.ent on the resignation of ConxtanSarasota Hay.
.
next door, ocnipird
by her
>
complete ruins, the casualties not he
.
.
.,n.ir,t„ and stated he was sure tile niemtiers the Special ear that was ready for
tme Eehrcnbach. The Wirth cablnat
f
Tampa
nnd
Hillsburn
Hays.
Henry Carpenter, it wasauthority- " " • “ *
' "
•
, ....
»
W ou ld he proud of tin* handsome new them at the depot early Monday even
ing known.
•
tendered
its
resignation
October
22,
Choctawnhatchee
Hay.
and
entrnne*
lively announced
Hu- name ol tn«
'
Meti s, vcliuti a r c t i c w o r k o f t \
An official compilation
by the witness was not made known
I’.cJI hut »a * reformed with a PCW
mg und a ft e r placing the large ban thereto thruugh East l'uss.
Humph of tins city The question of Hers on each side the car bearing the
ministry of the interior, based on re
Tiie district engineer ut Jacks..n- personnel headed hy Wirth, two day*
_
Mrs Hull has staled she did not
all.-wing shows to appear in Sanfoid word- "Sanfoid RoUiry Club" proceed v ill,-, Florida, and at Montgomery, l„t,-r
p..rts received by that
department leave her home until 2
k the fol
ll .|rr the ai|s|t|. e of 'In clllh W* , ,* I,, niake rnet i \ amol.gsl
litem
earlier in the day. gave the number Uwing morning, when -he went
\|,I . will at an .m i ly date notify rill
k,.r some time Dr W irth faced trouto
------1 .11 ,| .|t-. II- e.l but no delilll'.
,
tv*
—
until
l
i
.line
through
and partie* interested when and " h i re |, dons limes ..wing to his ministry**
of dead in six towns as HHO ami the
r no - - 1ne Ii ■t-lf.« *••1 lb. *1 ' I A*
k. d th. m up
\nil from the liim they will be heard concerning
mjured 2,410. These towns were Vul of the church of SI John th. Evan i< * ;.*li w a - t a k * n
the | i ..gram will, regard to reparation*,
lb. y /.ri .veil m l'ainpa until *h« ir -|o . . hniart. r and extent of the improve ,|„. staluhration of Ihe mark nnd t b «
|,-nar, Fnpiapo. Coqniinbo. Huasco.
M
h*t.
,1 . ar left till home lust night these uo nts desired
g. I.rrul e. .1(101110- and internal and OX< hannrnl niul Frierinu. This cmiipila
According I - Mrs Hall - -tatem n.t “ S a n f o r d T o llie s
S „ nforil Roles, as well as ail the vis
After (he preliminary examinations t.-mii! session to wliii'h the opposition
tu.n therefore did not take into a.
t,, the allthorilies. her hiishalid receiv
S c o r e s Htjur H it itihg Rolurian- of the slat, were made and survey- have been made and tin jartn-s m the rel.hstlig objected,
emmt the hundreds of smaller places
.... a telephone .a ll tin flight " f hito feel at home, were shown one of i hearings lu Id, the D is liu t Engineer
A r . - o r gumzuliuii of the cabinet had
v1|hm the radius of the earthquake.
Heath shortly before S o'l lin k.
She
g.u.il as any traveling musical tin lug times that only It..Lamms cun
will submit a report and rcroinmcndu |,. en in contemplation
fo r
several
Ol
...........rn ,ir tU.lly ,h “ ‘
'J J
..........................
... .... .loe.ly. anil heller than a lot, was the gut on. and when leaving left wilh
tmn on each project to the Division weeks, hut the stumbling block waa
momention because o f the break down
^
pur|M.rt. Mr. Hull, she said, left the unanimous ..pinion **f tin- audicn. e
the feeling that they were shown leal Engineer, win. will in turn submit his em-i.uiitere.l in obtaining w orking a rof telegraph lines.
wit lies-Iiiir Sanford Follies, put on
huUHi* a .short 11Mil4 later
I unipit hospitality and w. r> r> aiing repmt and recommendation t"
the rangement hetweli the Socialists and
Twelve hundred miles of the coast
Tim othy K I 'f f i f f i T . Mrs Hull’* at by the Business an,I |*rofession.i1
lo
go
hack
again
.
Ibmrd
o
f
Engine,
tf-r
filial
."lisi.l
the people's party
line felt in varying degrees the ef tolliey, said lie was ummpiessed h> U,,inat
* Iwt at tin Sanfoid H igh
I'tesnlent Ebert la-t Friduy nuthorAssisting Tampa u* the club host
f,..ts of the great tidal waves which the reported new testimony, d«" Ln
■bool la .1 evening
Every pti'vions
were Lakeland. St
I’el.rsburg and
It is necessary, under the law. for ued the ehuncullor to enter ilito^lOIr
followed the earth shocks and for a mg his client's recital o f her 10 ...... . .attempt to utilizl- I... al talent has
Orlando
These clubs had * barge of I relliinniiry examinations and surveys nimliute negotiations with leadurs o f
large proportion of this distance sea . the night of the murders was the 'rue ills, lose.l th. fa* l that Sanford po*
tlie entertainment for the day and put te be made before lio
government (h. various parties in the
relchataK
ports, towns anil villages were inun-1
- a ,-reut number ,.f versatile in
otir
I live Rotary -tunts at the -hall be deemed to have entered Op^n with the purpose
of
inaugurating
dated. Now, nearly four days after
Mr. Mott announced earlier yester
..riv proj.st fol the improvement
of steps for tiie early re-organ nation o f
the disaster, thousands of families are _
^
^ ^
>t.r(>hil (lay „ f tll
of VI any waterway or harbor, and not then jh, cabinet
The action o f the prealwandering about the e<.untr>s..
>
.
tI C he would pr.
with D r , .
(al unportulb e to the stale w.-r. ill until funds for the rommemelilent or d. lit was in accordance
Their distress is great, for they haw k
> >
! sent witnesses, lending t*> I ' m 'e tbut
. . . .
.
■
cussed amongst which w'as the $lbll,- completion of the work shall have been W irlh's desire to extend tho baalt o f
who luid taken part in the
play U'SSUI among i
little clothing and few supplies.
Mrs. Hull knew » f the relations be- thus
his coalition ministry, with u view .to
.
i I I . itniu.rteil i.r.ifes- ' u»l Faluentloinil fund for young
nun initially appropriated t>y congress.
were
not
coa.
h.-d
by
import!
<
1
print
s
, ..n,.,,Again yesterrlny severe enrth ire tween her hlisl.and ami Mrs Mill
It
whs Ihnnigh Senator Fletcher's n . reusing its parlimentary prestige,
Mom.ITins work was handled en «nd .................. hmg to » « . » d . I t
shook
the province
of <'..quimb.
Imors
liu m
O liu u n
I’ * -•
prior to I he night ..f the murder
e f f o r t s that the se.reii.iv of war was The authorization had been deferred
h a . l t i r . lv l.y Mrs W
E Watson
and that had no furn s to p»..v.. .
,r
and other plarca^aml strange ilium Hall has told the authorities sli
M, ' Hal W ight. Who were th • ,.rin own education. Beautifying of rmMs. authorized and directed to cause pre until the reparations commission had
nations wore observed last night over
In..,nary cvumim.tb.n an.I - o i v . v « ........ .. Itided its inquiry into the Derma*
-uspb loll of the t r i a l ! on-hip
. ,,
„
,ht. w i ,„n g
and the St IV te.^ h u .g
"
the sen of Laslereiin nnd at < "l'i“ l"'
la mu,!, id St Johns l i v e . Jaiksoit -tliu.lioii in Heflin last week.
”‘*”, X W S S j r ,N'WILL [OTRODIICE
<ATOCAMA
.
NEW TESTIMONY
SUFFERING IN DUAL
KILLING
ALR]
V11
M IIK "
a s s e m b l a g e o f t h e p l a y . ...... t o w h o m
M IOK t S D
III M t l R l S l M H > D
SANTIAGO, Nov. If* Scarcely a
.house remains standing in the \ al
lennr valley in northern Chile as it re
, ,r - ..........
sult of the cnrthqunkes nnd tynrinc
s.b’ VVn r M H I K
n'^
V T L y in g
disturbances Inst week. The full ex
NK"
. '
' , nnk ,lf „ d elu ded
tent of the disaster, which centered against ' h f m 0
upon the provinces of Atncnmn and ravine on the
Bronx, K
Coquimbo, Itoeame more fully known rette dangling
rnm ns ' ■ ^ ^ ^
today with the retipening o f telegniph |,..< l-o.lv of Arthur r
^
communications. In these two prov
..........
" ' 7 " , k.ad yesterinres the victims numbered fifteen
. f » " ” > ........ .
' m ,.'
hundred so for ns now known, hut it
.... ' 7 7
; i : (t r d
by
is expected the number will be in
j ! L Th- " Z V
creased.
PO PULAR H OTEL
A T EUSTIS BURNS
LATE LAST NIGHT
EUSTIS, Fla., Nov. 15.—The Ockln
wnha hotel, one of the lorgcst nnd
beat known tourist hotels in Central
Florida, was completely destroyed by
fire last night. The loss was estimat
ed at $100,000, fully covered by insur
ance, it is said. The fire la thought
to have started from a cigarette butt,
probably dropped by one of tho work
men employed in renovating the structure. The Leesburg fire department
qsslsted the local department in fight
Ing tho flames, their work
saving
nearby housea, which had been endanfiered.
The hotel was a three story struc
ture with 160 rooms, built nbout forty
yean ago. It has been owned for the
- past’ two years by L, M. .Wi^ffIn*, o
Springfield, 111. Mr. Wiggins is not
Florida at present .
, .. ;______________ _____
THE RED CROSS
^
SUPPLEMENTS
GOVERNMENT SERVICE
BY MEETING THE
PARTICULAR NEEDS.
O F T H E INDIVIDUAL
\ Tm ^W O RKCANKO T
p
i
i
s e X
am lothe.
- . . p o i t a n t M i l . p . t , vv- r e d i -
lln Monday the smial Democratic
. ussed and vvlub Rotary a- a R-ta-v .ill. t . Sanfoid. < uloosahab her nv
glut, is not permitted to endorse res.. er St Lucie Inlet. Suwunee river, (airly addressed a letter to Chancellor
...
........... decorat
1 — ^ lutionn of different nature*, utill the from Branford to Channel No. 4, near Wirth declaring tho ntablllxatlon o f
The stage was artistically
the mnrk was tho mo»t urgent quM*
ed
m iicin i „e
.v .. .............
- and five hundre.l Rotarians
that
were Cedar Key; Hluckwater Hay nnd rived m
in ahrtifieinl
peach
blossoms
pra, t n all v all . red.l is due for .1 s m ,c
'
....... ......
iiinnnict nu m.
made a very attractive background
for the ensemble o f I.K-al talent. TWo
„ f th(.
-------------- from the N e w
York
Hippodrome. ‘ Peach
Blossom
T im e " and "Blowing HubblesAll Day
, o|l|r.. W(.n .
„ v,.r big hy the
present, l e f t fo r their homes
with
their minds made up to work ns .
dlv,duals f o r these different matters
essential to Florida people.
The members ..f the Sanfoid < luh
attending the Tampa affair were as
P-ueh HI os m .u, girl- and the Hobble I follows
|. I. Thrasher. I. I H » « "
Girls respectively
Other latest song holder. W M Haynes. « I Hntt. H
hits whleh provl......... polar With the R. Stevens. Mrs H R Stevens. Dr R
attract, ........lienee wore " T ...... Will Tell." from F.
Stevens.
Dr. S
............... « ol....
_
lion
<
>
f
German
policy
and
that
the
‘
ei, ami Hnyou t'hiix.. Provision for
the examination and survey of the party would participate in a now cablocalities was provided for
in met only if it ene■rgutically pursued
sue h a policy. Dispatches from Bar*
the House
lm said the fate of the Wirth govern-',
senate.
merit seemed to depend on tho chut*
,, dor's ability to effect on early ro. uiu illation between the United SoO- t.
iidist ami the German peoples' party ^
,h> inducing the latter to make a specifio declaration of its attitudo on the
MORE HELP
WANTED IN
NEAR/ EAST
(»«*orge W. Knight, A. E. Yowell. .1
G. »*«>•(
Ball, Rev.
S. W. Walker,■ R. A.
p," vhits
........................
ProKr,,rn demanded by thr
pocket and
ami iwti
two
him
from
i $mu the"Ginghnm^ Girl. \».
--- * • -.......
I Icemen, «>.o
and ...
in Crawfonl's
radicals.
necnu-ii.
----- 1 .. "Twinkle In Your Eye”..........
and “ *As ■
Long ^Newman, W. C. Hill. E. h. Roumillat,
they found a letter, addressed to his
As You Hnvc Me.”
I A. R. Key. Randall ( ’base. Mayor L.j
son,
in physical eduenSTIPULATIONS WILL
filJllp nn
tall instructor
n»c • I
j
i nr n » a m m u i -s
Mrs. Cnlcough, musical directress
Henry and John Meisch.
The
tion at Columbia University, and a
W ASHINGTON. Nov.
of the schools, gnve a solo, which was
------- •— -— *----- - Greek government is asking the “ ut
w*ill The letter contained a key to a
enthusiastically received.
TURKISH DEMANDS ARK
safety box vault, and informed the
most help" from every nation in its
(Dr Th* AaMhl«4 rr«M)
NOT REGARDED FAVORABLY
Mae Holly and the petite Miss W ag
son
he would
find $8,000 In the Bank
efforts to care for the hundreds of
CONSTANTINOPLE,
Nov.
-------IIY BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE
ner featured “ The Twinkle In Your
thousands of refugees which continue The Turkish Nationalist govsx
()f Montreal
Eye” In a song and daance.
to pour out of Asin Minor as a result has given formal assurances to
Born fifty-five years ago in Mont
( H r Tfc* A x o c l a l e * l ' r # x »
Prof. Ebsen, the only outside tal
LONDON, Nov. 15.- The British of Turkish military successes, accord Allies that the stipulation! of th*.
real, Crawford was
r<’ n? ,.n.
----- * '“ •••
.
.
fh r4
ent employed, assisted oy
by ms
his wuo,
wife,
ing to a cable from the director of the Mudania armistice agreement will be
Lincoln College at Sorrel. Quob«. and :
an(, (,auKhter. gave a very excel-. foreign office, it was stated aut
from the Royal Military College at j
tntivelv today, hns telegraphed thi Red Cross Near East relief. The ca respected.
Juvenile e.m e. .u n der,! V W 1 ,' end iu ll.n
• hie declares the fate of u million
Kingston, Ont. H « b « * « 1.1. c m ,
Christinns hangs largely on “ quick
in 1892 In the drama Dartmoors,
Protocol With Peru
charity from America.”
and
later
appeared
in
other
atage
“
..........
s
r
s
finu i»%v.
---- -.
Adopted by Cl
productions. list left the stage In
'• Z ^ 'T u r . n n ,
“j S T T £ TIN LIZZIB JOKH .
IHDfi to write pnrngrapns,
Miss Lillian Ruth Spencer, who was Near Last I
mr t>* am m ism r»»M»»
CAUSES MURDER-—
anecdotes for humorist Pub,,c,U® f^
hy the British government.
i
SANTIAG O , Chile, Nov. 15.— TH*
Ho was widely known as A. o.,
KILLING IN BIG JAX
and for years had furnished artists
Tacna-Aeica • protocol V ith
Per#
Mildred and Keg Holly brought
C E CILIAN CLUB
adopted last night by the chamber
with Ideas for many of their best down the house with sn original aong
without reservations, now returns to
pieces, and behind thb artist's name and dance In which they featured "A s
The Cocilian Club program of last
the senate. The senata is not OB»
on such drawing., after a plus al*n. Long As You Havo Me and I Have
Saturday, November 11, was given by
pected- to Insist upon its former «**•
appeared his Initials.
You.”
the junior and little folk members,
ervatlons to the Washington agirei*,
The Sanford Follies played to ca
assisted by the advanced students.
ment.
pacity house last night and it Is hoped
Today’s Election in
The selections were much enjoyed.
Great Britain that the Bualness and Professional Those who played were: Thelma Tew,
Woman's Club are contemplating put
More Kidnapping
William Morrison, Virginia Lawton,
ting on another play equally as good
Helen Douglas, Hsrrlctt Rossiter,
By Chinese B
KONR’o r N ^ r - ' W ^ l o r . . .
Elisabeth 'Whltner, Rebecca Stevens
Of Great Britain swarmed to the polls
Mrs Lawton. Charlotte Smith and
(D 7 T i l A m m U I H F r * M )
by millions todSy to elect the fo” ,
PEKING, Nov. 15.— Elnar Bon
paVlisment of the reign of King
The Florida Grower of Tampa has Breen of Minneapolis, an Amariet
George the fifth. No eleventh hour de
moved into its handsomo new homo missionary o f the Lutheran chon
velopment lessehid the uncertainty
in that city. Edgar Wright, ita pup- and his son, have been kidnapped I
o f the result. Few prophets who venllsher, has worked hard for ten years an army of-bandits in Homan P r
in building up the Grower into Its Ince, according to a report. Altoget
Irishman said: " I t wouldn t
present excellence, and It deserves the cr eight foreigners, including tin
many o f them to make • dozen,
Americans, arc now held captlva*.
fine success which has come to it.
be world as your uoor every
rha Herald for Poet Cart*.
fo r 15e^-Dafly Herald. \
ts
�.. . V ' - j
* 4 - *-
,
—
.........
t h e - b n x a a r w e r * dlacussed
d"
—a
»n
-»••
eral business itema wer* Attended to.
AftoF the business had been attended
to n hacini hour wna enjoyed.
The
hostess serving a salad course with
hot chocolate and cakeAm ong the Guild members present
yesterday wore: Mrs. Archie Bettsi
Mrs. Wm. Holding, Mrs. Fred Daigcr,
Mrs. C. J. Marshall, Mrs. Howard Oyerliii, Mrs. Paul Riggers, Mrs. J. H.
Coleman, Mrs. Derby, Mrs. J. N. Rob
son and Rev. A. S. Peck.
H D H E I
N ew Florida Syrup
For Florida: Local rains
tonight or Wednesday; cool*
or in extremo northwest
portion.
:— T 0 N I (;
, Buck W heat and
Pan Cake Flour
»nd h»t<
'• *n the
old com;
esame >
•
Apalachicola Oysters
Thursdny—The Idlers Club will bo
entertninctl^by Mrs. Harry Heercn
on Union avenue.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Martin and son, Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Raulerson, Mr. and
Mrs. \V. L. Sieg, Mm. Wicks, C. W.
Culpepper and dnughtem, Louise and
Khndru and Culver Ethcrcdgo were
the guests o f Mr, and Mm. David
Speer Armistice Day.
K iw i
Mrs. W. B. Bishop and little son of
Moore Haven will arrive tomorrow to
be tho guests o f Mm. B. Turner Hous
er.
J. J. N . CO NNER, Manager
Store o f Quality W ith Low Prices
115 East First Street-------------------Phone 104
Mr. nnd Mm, George Speer arc
moving into their attractive new home
on Park Avenue today.
Some fine weather, don’t
you think? But we need
some cool weather to make
tho lettuce head up proporly, and to knock tho den
gue fever out of Col. Bob
Holly, who is the latest vic
tim. Have you some dengue
microbes in your home?
5:10 A. M., NOV 14, 1922
Maximum .................... 85
Minimum ...................
61
Range ..?...........
62
Barometer .............. 30.20
Calm and clear.
with her sister, Miss Mildred Dick
Regular meeting of the Wolfare
Department of tho Woman's Club will
be held Wednesday nfternoon at 3:30
(Continued from page 1)
•
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Lane,
Mm.
Chas.
at
tho Woman's Club. The program
MR8. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor
S
U
PR
E
M
E
COURT
NO
W
RULES
Hnnd and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd wore n will be in charge of Mm. John G.
Phone 217-W
T H A T J A P A N E S E C A N N O T NOW
congenial party motoring to Delaind Leonnrdy. '
197-2tc
BECOME C ITIZE N S OF U. S.
I f r * a have any frlr i4 a i b l l l a i 7*
yesterday nfternoon.
— If
are K o la s - a / w k r r o ar M a i n s
SOCIETY
. a r II ymm a r t r a l r r t a t a l a s , w r i t
■ K a a ta l r a r « t a I hla I r p a r t m r a l , ( I r l a f
• M i l l * , a r t e l e p h o n e lh a lir a * .
It aril
“
i r r a l l f o ppeeela (e4.
rather a none if more or less debata
ble grpund inside of which, upon the
j one hand are some clearly eligible,
and outside of which nre those clearly
SOC( A L C A L E N D A R
ineligible for citizenship. Individual
cases falling within this zone must
Tuesday— Dance Recital nt
Parish
-------be
determined ns they arise from
House at 7:00 p. ni. by Prof. Kbson., Mr- an'l Mrs. (!, (
Wallace. of J
______
ttime
to time by what this court hns
Tuesday—"Snnford
(piny) by California, who nrti' motoring
- .... — Follies"
------ througli
hrough' Miss Eleanor Blackman, a former
called in another connectiin ‘the grndthe Business and Professional Worn- ,,l‘‘ South, spent Sunday here as th«* t well liked employee of the
Daily
tinl process of judicial inclusion nnd
en‘s Club nt the High School a t 1Kuest of their niece. Mrs. M. Miimrik H erald, m.w living in Daytona, was a
expulsion.’
They will return to Snnford tile last most welcome visitor here yesterday,
H 15 p. tn.
"The appellant in the ense niw un
Wednesday Meeting f the Welfare ” r
week for a stay of several|
______
der
consideration, however, is clearly
Department of the Woman’s Club •lavs.
I he bill of lading of the new Model of a rare which is riot Caucasian ami,
at ! I" p m . Mrs John Leonrdi
I I Linotype recently ordered by the
Mr- S *. Barber M i- R S r* l"> d. Daily Herald shows that the mn-hine therefore, hidings entirely iutside the
ui . h.-irge of program
/one on the negative side. A large
Thursday Mr- G>urge Knight will M r- Juli.is Smith, Mi-- 1.itIo 1artin V|JiS shipped from New Orleans No
number of the federal and state
entritam the \ ictiop Bridge * litl> ami Kart llarl»-r of Kis-'ninic , "e r e vemher 1 I and should soon he in r.p.r (
court- have si decided, and we Ind no
the gm -I - ..f \|r and \|rat ! i> m
•• tirge at ion here. This will give tile Herald reported case definitely to the con
Waters \e-terila v
two of the latest and best type •a-t trary
these decisions are sustained
Hen I It.hi.-,in
mg machines and 'sill add much t" the bv numerous scientific authorities,
Mi-- Myrtle Barber returned to her efficiency if this already well e.|Uip
spent tin- day here
which we do not deem it necessnry to
borne III Kissimmee yesterday after p,.,| offici
ing to Im.-iiie-s
review
We think these decisions arc;
spending the past week as tile guest
right, and so hold."
of her made and aunt. Mr and M
Genial Dave Carroll, one of tin best
• i P t t l ^ p \\ l i t e r Have the Herald do your next job
known and liked press rcprl'scntativcs
<■
(
printing. W'e have the equipment
in the circus world, is ahead of the
to
Ho
all kinds of job printing.
P I P E t l l t f . A N t l.l It
Sparks » irru- this year and called at
' i r y delightfu l meeting
I he Daily Herald office this morning.
Pipe Organ Club wsi- held Monday af I Ins big cirrus is rightly named "The
let noon with Mr- « »rien |) Farnd -’nth < entury Wonder Show'' and will
llel home. !2ul Palmetto avenue
give Lwii performam es here Tuesday,"
Sanford’s New Store
A fter a short bti-incss session tin Nov. 2Kth. Watch for ads and an
John R Apperson, of New
tmir was pleasantly passed m -cuing imuiicements
future is-ue of the
among the arrivals here and
for the Christmas bazaar.
Herald.
trred at the Montezuma.
At the conclusion o f the nfternoon
______
(lie hostess, assisted l.\ Miss Aillic
Our renders will be interested to
Mr. and Nil- bred Shaw and Mi Hall Gillen, served delicious pineapple barn that
Rcusoncr B ros’ Royal
and Mr- \N m lUonm left tins morn salad, -altmes and b.d chocolate
Palm Nurseries, of One.-.,, Fin , de
mg f"t \\ ■ ’ I1.tint lit o h if't i -|.i ud
!'•»*tm« nt t'f landst apr
has lu'iMi
10 StorcH in Georgia
ing t he l i t .<i t I la i. ., . t u, gi,,
SI
NI.NI'.S t . l II I)
a " a i d e d tile prize in competition with
of Mr- Paul ItiggerI he i. gul .t >.onthl> ..... ting ot il„.
landscape architects for the de
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dick Brown nnnminer
the birth of a son Saturday, Nuvem
I cr llth at *> o’clock at the Fernnbi
Laughton hospital.
PERSONALS
“ Bob” Holly is confined to hla home
with a. very severe attack o f dengue
fever.
The gang at the Herald office
trusts the attack will be short, and
that he will soon be back at work
again ., * *
1
•
hT
Bensational R.||fold
Jones Dairy Farm
Sausage .
»
q
A COMEDY
Tomorrow- -Marshall Ntili
todramatir innovation *
L ife" also ‘School D>, |
BjiHiiBULPliRiniBa
112 M A G N O LIA AVENUE
SAVINGS
.
W c Pay 4% Interest on S a vin g Accounts
THE SEASON’S HARVEST
In the SPRIN G OF YOUTH the farsighted sow
thoughtfully.
Through L IF E ’S SUMMER they toil ami save with
a vision o f their future.
’
When A U TU M N comes the harvest i> just what
they have made it.
Then in W IN T E R ’S TW ILIG H T well earned r-n “
is the reward o f their foresight anti th rift.
READ YOUR FUTURE IN YOUR
BANK BOOK
TH E C A L E N D A R SAVING’ R A N K IS THE
B A N K BOOK’S All)
The Seminole County Bank
SANFORD, FLORIDA
S T R E N G T H ------------------- P R O G R E S K -
-SKH VICE
Phone 127
The Church well Company,
Si Agnes Guild was held yesterday
Mrs. flirts Matthews returned to afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. W.
her home from Orlando Tuesday ev- Pearman, jr., on West First,
ening where she spent the week end
Matters of importance pertaining
W hy the Nation
ands Calumet
— because it has m ore than
th e
o r d in a r y , le a v e n in g
strength; it raises millions of
bakings every day to a light
p e r f e c t l y baked perfection
that cannot be equaled.
— because it contains whiteof-egg—the vital elem ent that
gives the housewives protection against using a b
baking
pow der that has lost its origi
nal leaverfmg strength.
It
assures light, tender, tasteful
things every tim e you bake.
— because it is econom ical—
pure, sure and wholesome.
That’s w h y the sale of Cainmet is over 150% greater
than that of any other bak
ing powder.
■
A pound can o f Calumet con•
tame fu ll 16 ounce** Some bak
ing powdere come in 12 opnee
instead o f 16 ounce cans. Be
ears yoa get a pound when yoa
want it.
aK 1W G
PO W PB R )
sign for the waterfront park at Eustin. This is Just one oC a large num
ber of enterprises they are now at j
work on. both public and private, and!
it is decidedly encouraging to see the[
interest shown in the beautification,
of our wonderful state.
WEDNESDAY’S SPECIALS
Mr and Mrs Bert Davis, appearing
a- Clide Hiram ami Aunt l.ueindy
Birdseed, advertising the Ing Jackson- 1
ville Fair and Exposition, were wel '
come visitors at the Herald office this)
morning. This interesting couple trav
el each year front the Great laikes to
the Gulf advertising numerous state
‘ fairs and other big gatherings, and
have made hoHts of friends in the sec
tions visited who welcome them cuch
year. They express much surprise at
the growth o f Sanford since their Inst
visit a year ngo.
32-INCH DEVONSHIRE CLOTH
Special, yard—
35c
36-INCH SCOUT PERCALE
Special, yard—
C. C. (better known as Compound
( athnrtic) Lee, the expert mechanic
who in erecting the big Duplex press
in The Heruld office, says ho will
have the machine in operation in time
to print The Daily Herald Friday.
Mr. Lee’s home is In Atlanta, but ho
travels all over tho South erecting
and installing prinUng machinery of
every description. He is ably assisted
while here by George Shlppo, a wellknown machinist of thjs city. Theso
two gentlemen will move th > press
now used by The Herald to Winter
Park, where it will he used In print
ing the new Winter Park Herald.
S TE AM E R IS AGROUND
( nr The
A a m U trS
P r .u I
N'EW YO RK, Nov 14.— Agents-bf
the Scandinavian-American line todny received cabled advices from Co
penhagen thnt passengers aboard the
Oscar II, once known as “ Henry
Ford's ponce ship,” were being trans
ferred to another stenmer nnd the
'Oscar, fast on the shoals of Oksoc en
trance to Christian Sand, was resting
easily.
The Oscar II went aground last
night with 98 passengers.
1 Sloro in Florid*
15c
36-INCH INDIAN HEAD
Special, yard—
D O N ’T F A IL TO VISIT O U R STORE W H IL E THE
CONTEST SA LE IS ON TH IS W EEK
First Street
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD S
m
impressing' upon the people the im
I
1,^ i *
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C o , stating that this board is not In a An exceptionally good buy i t $6 000
' *•
i 0f^ 7
* *’" Wpll * ■. f : *
U
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4j •
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Ar '
,
portanco A»f properly preparing and
position to consider this matter at this ono-half cash.— A. P. Connelly A
Diamond rim?
TOE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W BDNE8DAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1922
addressing anything they put Into
Liberal reward
n "et la M
I
Sons.
108-Stn
the mail box.
•
m flAYB AM ERIC AN
.
~
— a
Christmas season, with good assuranc
N oU ry public bond of M n. Sln.h p g p p E B SEED FOK U A L & _ r c ^ ; office or phone No
"Another waste, caused by sheer
GOLF CLUBS A R B P A L A T IA L
J
tt'Am You H eed P R IN T IN Q , “W E DELIVER THE GOODS”
B r . » » „ approved.
[ „ , nrp|u,
36.lb,
Ruby‘
es of handsome .return* for the growthoughtlessness, arises from the cus
era.
„
(BL P H O N E 404 for. Fire arm bonds of D. B. Hodges, B .Len u er * ^
" S lT .
, 7 K,n*
f^o.t, Cedar It-pids S
Quick Service Transfer
■ n ,
PTCM)
Finishing touches to the bulkhead tom o f many business houses holding A.
Suitable
cars
fo
r
shipment
of
fruit
a L. Jewett end V. E
. f c t , I C V S E S f t * binder return to E K ,, de '“"**
‘
- Nov. 16.—Sandy Herd,
their
mail
until
the
close
o
f
the
busi
Storage Facilities
on Lake Riistis are now being made.
P rin ferxj
is the ont/ big question that is offer S e m in o le
courthouse. Reward
«
^ ^ w rriva l here from the Unit-'
ness
day,
they
releaseit
to
the
•f w* please you, tell others; if not,
Practically all that remains to com
‘ ’’ P
VSL*
ing difficulty to the shippers. The re
Itstes spoke with an Evening News
O tim i M t u m
Our Work— PLEASES—Our Price
postofTIce in a perfect deluge|. All
tell as. Phone 498
■u *. HOLLY
v e r t lih f U t u f r r plete the work is the coping wall,
Motion of Comr. L. P. Hagan, sec-|--------------------- —------108-tfe|t A V A H pcj W Ag gj ^ ^ ^
cent
repo
Ft
of
railwny
officials
that
F“
regarding
902 French Avenge
j j a i u M ' a American
_
—golfers
day canceling machines, distributing
which is being constructed of orna
there would continue to U* an acute
onded by E. Curlett and carried, Com.
tei as im
[tin reception they gave the Britcases, and the other' facilities for
FOR
REN
T
** Ra shortage of refrigerator cars is borne
mental concrete. The fill is completed
C. \V. Entxmingcr is authorized to,
.
________
______________
SANFORD
I
"The Americans are-afar
handling mail lie practically idle, and
F ,F T Y w u s > ,K , k ,‘ KNt
S
requiring about 00,000 yards o f sand
out by the increasing scarcity of thnt
AJ 1 ? Y IN quirbjj 1
purchase one two horse road grader. |
S E N T —-3 furnished rooms for
L
open
handed
than
tho'English,"
; Monddy
just after 5 p . m. they aro taxed
Machine & Foundry Co.
and not 140,000, as previously an
equipment. Florida shippers were
Motion of.Comr. L. P. Hagan, acc-l li{fht bousakeeplng, 107 W. ’Third:
-»nd their g o lf dubs are palbeyond their capacity. I f people
7:30
p.
m.—
Band
Rehearsal,
Indies’
T
A
V
A
^
:
"
r
i
tieaeral Machine and Boiler Works;
told that they would have to be connounced in these columns, to fill in
onded by Comr. E. Curlett and carried, |Phono 70*J* _______ »
199-3tp
H*-'The
y e bad _ royal
— time, /Our band, nt Court House.
would simply change their mailing
County Chamb,cr of
Cylinder
Grinding; DeLnx* Platons;
tmt
with
ventilator
and
common
Ixix
the largo spaco within the confines of
U i t difficulty waa the series of
habits to tho extent o f depositing Comr. C. W. Entzminger is hereby au- FOR R E N T— Comfortable rooms are
8 p. m.— Regular meeting, I. O. O. cars and should use them whenever
the park.
Fly
Wheel
Steel Gear Banda; Crank
available at 318 Magnolia A * .
dous Journeys by train which F. Lodge at Mosonie Hall.
their mail oven two hours earlier than thorixed to have the road leading from
M trm «
U»ing
campaign
in
4drWj
Cl»r fcj Cantor
possible.
This
they
are
being
forced
■hafts
Returned------------I’ hone 62
Spring
Lake
east
to
the
brick
roadj
1
0
7
4
*
N » « ^ k ____
te through the night, from one
----------------U Dial*
they do at present, it would revolu
• h r . „ r t . u, —- w
„ „u ntry
7:30 p. m.— Dress rehearsal for play to do as the concentration of refriger
mr
Pour thousand more strawberry
tionise) the postal service.
i^ane to the next."
’
at high school.
if*
-»J * * J S f,1** *• “ - W
Weekly Her.
«ult was HUrtllnif
irtlin.. i,
i. $
i ••
n-* «v
IV
ators in thc northwest hns almost rob
Reports of tho several county offic-1
1 ,u™ ,Bhed bed room,
l i i h e l t Caaatr plants have been received by City
described
the
American
golfGeneral Shop and Mill
"This
article
is
written
in
the
hope
------•
—
peraons who * , i tcd
8 p. m.— Catholic Woman’s league bed the southern section officers ns
*
* „ * T*rS f r t i a , . A lter* Clerk Dunlcliff, of Okeechobee City.
ials wero received, read and ordered I —— --- — f woo.fc* Phono 483. 107-3tn
187-3tp
n
a
very
young
lot
who
seem
to
that many people will adopt tho idea
•»
regular meeting at K. C. Hall.
requested to write ..T
ion * « »
they are some times called.
Work
This time the missionary brand was
Ereryliody Drivee a Used Car After
*0 R
R E N T — Completely furnished County,
!
belt golf when in the early
of paying better attention to their filed.
U t,
7:30, p. m.—Special meetings, PresBut the wenther has been favor
planted. This keeps Mr. Dunnicliff mall matter.
the
F
’
lrst
Week
CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER
•
Warrant*
paid
during
the
month
o
f
bouse,
8
rooms,
modern
convenient
•
ties. ’’They pick op the gams
ty” saved tho dey
<=«•• .
7:30 p. m.— Bowling at tho Pariah able for rail shipmentn and thus far
A1IO CU
still tho strawberry king o f Okeecho
October
were
ordered
cancelled
o
f
ea«
1820
Park
A
v
e
,
yearly
leaae
at
, Bore quickly than Englishmen," House.
117 Commercial Street—Ssnford, FIs.
"A ft e r all the postofTice is the great
The Aeeoolated Preea
u U exolnaltely
for m .ll receivedduriny S h L 'u S ' S
fruit shipped in ventilator cars hns See these Live Bargains:
bee. But ho will have to go some to public servant, and it behooves overy rccord'
eat]tied to the uee for
$65.00 per month, six months, lease
ptinued.
“
Thestories
that
they
while there is snow nnd sle’ t and
ell
dispatch** o_,_..
_ . new,
. . .
ty day. . . . addressed
.y*’ ^
gone through in good shape, his con
hold his title if those who contemplate citizen o f the country to make that
There being no further business this a* 676.00, references required. Own- •pplled in
/or weeks before a match ar* *
slate-colored clouds in some portions
to this
rav*^«*
Tuesday
dition will prevail for some weeks un
S i r i . 'T . T
FORD SEDAN
SANFORD NOVELTY of the North, here In Florida tho sun
PUS S t K planting at an early date thousands servant as efficient as possible.
board stands adjourned to meet again er»
Tampa Street, Tampa, Fla.
■bat exnggorated, but they cerherein.
Notable ‘"e^ lm .'n 1*
” >«■
less
there
is
an
extraordinary
chnnge
12:16
noon—
Weekly
luncheon
of
moro
than
he
can
couht.
Anyway,
at
their
regular
meeting
to
be
held
|
107-Stc
is shining, the flowers blooming and
,
practice
putting
fo
r
half
hour*
° * re-publlc*lion of special
“ Much of the criticism leveled at
LEXINGTON
J .v .r o r , Taver, T r . v . „ « ,
WORKS
tho Rotary Club at tho Valdez Hotel. in weather in thc north. Should a
dl»p*toh** herein ere also reserved.
just look for a big acreage o f straw the postofTice is due to the C a r o l i on Tuesday, December 6th, 1922.
the mocking birds are singing in th#
time,
and
It
I*
as
putting
that
|FOR R E N T — 2 nicely furnished rooms Travory and Tevcry.
7:30 p. m.— Band rehearsal, Ladi>a’ drop in temperature to the freezing
V. C. COLLER, PropOLDSMOBILE
orange trees.
j B M U L P IP IL D M O . Pkeae 14 berries fo r Okeechobee in the very nes* o f the general public."— St. >Uim best us."
^
Band, at Court House.
' point visit the northern section, cntchwith gas, 1004 Elm Ayo., 10th 8t.
near future.
gustine Record.
lord does not think lnuch o f tho
BUICK
Tho
Herald.
16c
per
week
h. h
8:00 p. m.— Regular drill, Co. I)., F. ing shipments cn route, fruit in venti
197-6tp
9 can caddies. Ho snjra they are
loin the throng* o f reader*. '* * *
N. G., at Court House.
lator
cars
will
suffer.
THis
possibility
Building permits issued for October
LIBERTY
IFOR R E N T — Furnished bod room;
, “They never clean your ball
e x h a u s t e d FROM O R IP P E
8:00 p. m.— Regular meeting Hoynl
" J,l urnBy causing some worry on
And Duckworth is re-elected mayor at I-akcland show a larger
117 Laurel Avo.
volume
|
y
0
ur
clubs,"
he
says,
“
and
tho
1st197-6tp
COUGH
DODGE
Arch Chapter, Masonic Lodge nt Ma- l ^° ,,Brt o{ th<> growers and shippers'
o f Orlando. This result of tho elec than for any month in the six month
Dare to be* dealt with on a clcan- sonic Hnll.
La
grippe
coughs
rack
and
tear
the
bOR
S
A
LE
—
Reo
Spccdwagon.
See
who
hesitate
to
get
a
large
lot
of
fruit
tion held yesterday shows that the period just closed. The total amount
it
OVERLAND
i auehinc in tho professional room.
W. O. Fox at Dutton’s Cold Stor8:15 p. m.—Play "SANFORD FOL moving while thc risk of loss in trans
people there must like him pretty of new construction for which permits sufferer to a state of exhaustion.
Mrs* J. B. Calder has opened a tari
L
find
it
a
great
effo
rt
4
»von
to
We use nothing- but the best material; all
L IE S " by the Business and Profes it looms so probable.
O AK LAN D (2)
well, for ho certainly had opposition, were issued thus fa r totals '$65,010. Would get completely exhausted from
ag0,
___________
! 194-6tp and Information burenu nt the ValrU
i look for n lost ball."
violent
grippo
coughs,”
writes
R.
G.
A
few
weeks
ago
there
was
n
gen
sional
Woman’s
Club
at
the
High
f
O
k
R
E
N
T
—
Rooms
and
khchenottv
as Senator Overstreet is ono o f the The balk o f the construction is for
H ot.!, with Mrs, I.
Classified Ads Ic s Use. No
CHALMERS
work done by expert workmen.
School.
eral slump in the market prices of
most popular and best liked men in residential purposes, nnd indicates n Collins, Barncgat, N. J. “ Tried Fol
S
h
ir
le
y
ApartmenU
oppoetto
poet
ch*
r» * . concerning all train.
7
charge,
trains nnH
Aflrl u
Kaat.
|
a
NKS(JIVING
N
IG
H
T
ad
taken
for
leiu
than
Me.
ey’s Honey and Tar and the cough
citrus
fruits,
reported
generally
over
this entire section.
7:30
p.
m.—Special
meetings,
Pres
COLE
8
office, upstairs.
'
28-tfc
“ "d out o f Sanford, s ' T.
U
remurkably healthy growth. The larg
and pnsitlroly no claaaifiod
AT THE C O U N TR Y CLUB byterian nnd Congrogntionnls at thw tho country rand due no liouht to the
ceased entirely." Used by three gen
-o
teay shown to the p u h „ r . ^ ; | ; '^
bOR
R
E
N
T
—
Unfurnished
apnrtmcnt
est single piece of building is the
ads charged to anyone. Cash
DORT
erations for coughs, colds and croup;
early shipments of unripened nnd ar
Presbyterian Church.
I f the warm lea th er will jet up, Sunday school building of the First
Fomdalo Apartments, 306 E. First drives of all kinds. Boat partie, ^
most
accompany
all
orders.
snksgiving
night,
November
28,
tificial
colored
fruit,
which
caused
throat, chest and bronchial irritation,
GRANT
it will let the lettuce head up, and Methodist church.
Strcct190-tfc
Const five words to n line
i been selected for thc form s! open
consumers to be wnry after one pur
Foley’s Honey and Tar hks stood the
Wednesday
let us have surcease from worry. San
Wight Bros. Dept. Garage Building
These
cars have been thoroughly reand
remit
accordingly.
!• OR R E N T — Ono bed room andlcUch*of the Sanford Country Club. Tho
D-9-tfe
test of time. Contains no opiates— in
ford will ha vo a roal visit from
12:15 noon - Weekly luncheon, Ki chase of the sour oranges and grape conditioned Will accept othor cars as
"This section of Florida has a soil
°n furnished, price $16 per month
nbers <»f this club arc already fa
fruit that went out from some sec
wnnis Club, at the Valdez Hotel.
Sandy Claws this year of. market adapted to the culture of bunch gredients printed on the wrapper.
part payment or give the difference
Apply to Mrs. H. D. Durant at Lake T A X BOOKS ARE
ll,r with the beautiful surroundtions in the first part o f the season.
Largest
selling
cough
medicino
in
tho
7:30 p. m.—Special meetings, Pres
quotations look good to him. \\’ t* be grapes," says the Lake City Reporter.
if your car in better.
but
many
of
the
resident*
of
The rapid decline in prices had a sa
Mary193-tfc
byterian
nnd
Congrcgntionnls
at
the
lieve the fields of green heads will This culture has every indication world Sold everywhere.— Adv.
NOW OPEN
Jord are not ncquglnted with this
FOR SALE
lubrious effect, however, for those who
Terms: Ca*h, trade or long easy
Presbyterian Church.
return a yield o f green bncks. Every that it could be developed into n prof
sly acquired show place. It Is one
W
A
N
T
E
D
were
late
with
their
shipments
of
the
payment*.
tO R S A LE — A large reed baby car
State and County Tax Itookx m
body’s optimistic.
For quick results, try a wnnt ad.
7:30 p. m.— Bowling nt Parish
itable commercial crop. A Suwannee
i (be assets of Sanford. The club
inferior fruit were jolted severely with
riage, $25.00. Phone 287-W. J99-3p W A N T E D — Two girls with previous now open for the payment of Uxm
House.
------------------ -- — -------------p it resplendent with its new furcounty farmer is reported to have
low returns and in some cases hardly
experience desire positions as sales f « r l » t o , a /il«cou„t » l two
,tnl „
"One touch o f nature mnkrs the netted $25(1 from one acre of this va
K )R S A L E — Ford Coupe, a real bar
,ngj and the grounds aro aa good
&
enough to pay freight charges.
ladies or clerical work, can furnish allowed for payment in November
Thuritdny
whole world kin" is again proven by riety of grapes the present season.".
gain, runs like new, five good tirra,
Lay in the state and in such a conNow
that
the
market
has
been
references. Address "Position" care one per cent In Dccomber. Tax beoks
H U I’ MOIIILE and LEXINGTON
8:00 p. m.—Band Rehearsal, 164th
the sympathy and succor extended the The Reporter is doing its best to en-1
$375, easy terms. See McDaniel Butt
after u f«w months’ work that
|cleared of the fruit of poorer quality
ofjtleraid.
199-4tp dose April 1st. Poll Taxes for th.
Dlatrihutora
victims o f the earthquake in Chile, iourage tho planting of bunch grapes
ny courses of years’ standing will Infantry Hand, F. N. C,.. at th« Court (he prices for fancy and choice fruit is
at Wight Bros.
199-3tc
House.
year
1922,
for
both
men
and
wom
en,
W A N T E D —•Toam work, rnquiro ]\r.
109 Park Ave..—Sanford, F’ loridj
Whenever we rend of these natural in Columbia county, and argues (hat a
Lt equal them.
going lip Some shippers hnve receiv
H a s it e v e r o c c u r r e d to you t h a t
Hanson Shoe Shop.
bocamo due November 1st, 1922
l((R
S
A
I
K
-Jiodnon
7-paasrngcr,
ex
7:30
p.
m.
Regular
drill.
Medicn
catastrophes a prayer o f thnnks goes! "iversifn ation of crops is just what is
ed more than $3 per !><>< for extra
On Thursday, the 28 th, thc club will!
. ....
.
,
,
.
,
.
,i
Corps,
h.
v
(J
at
Court
Douse
cellent condition, car formerly own
Business nnd Occupation L.rraiei
w h ile y o u m a y b e a b le t o e s c a p e
11-13-20-27, 12-4p
out^Ui a munifficent Providence whoiHiost needed m the county
thc urenc of a grand opening ball
quality oranges and grapefruit thnt is
became duo October 1st.
lf not
ed by [)r. Walker, a real good buy. W A N T E D — $3,000 at once, boat
. ,, ,
n («» [*. m Meeting ( bens ( lul. it t
guided our footsteps to Florida, the
_
_ ever held
of
s ic k n e s s , a d v e r s it y , o r o t h e r
ills
it_ wdl !oiri)ass
nny
hold in
demanded I. ythe highest . Iunk trade
Ur. Howard i home.
most favored section of the jflobt
I he Is.nrd of county commissioners See McDowell Butt at Wight Bros.
security. Call at Hill Hardware Co. paid, are delinquent, as the law re
iford, and in bringing this fact to
while others have been fortunate in
to w h ic h th e fle s h is h e ir, t h a t y o u
STOP THIS W ASTE
7:30 p. m. Special meeting*. Pres
199-3tc — W. I. Hughoy.
107-3tp quires that a license be procured be
m and for Seminole County, Fin., met
attention of thc club member*
finding good prices for lower grade
byterian
arid
('ongregationalH
at
the
fore
conducting
the
business,
profes
c a n n o t e s c a p e o ld a g e ?
r,,gular session at 10 n. m. Novem- IDR S A LE Mare mule, 7 ^
sill lie well to admonish you that
The Supreme Court rules that the
oranges which showed natural rT\>ciiyearn, tV E W A N T to recharge and repair
I "cal postotfice authorities are
sion or occupation.
Presbyterian Church.
her
7th.
1922
Present:
Chairman
L.
jy
a
certain
number
of
guests
can
Japanese are ineligible for citizen li„. .. ,.i
mg. Cool weather has retarded color
weight about 900. sound and gentle
N o p a s s in g p le a s u r e s ca n j u s t i
your batteries. Our starter, genera
8:00 p. m. Election of officers,
■Mn T’l* i
* ’ w,th the nationa officials when A. Bromley, and Commissioners 1,. P.
’
JNO. I). JENKINS,
i accommodated, and it will be wise
mg of oranges hi the northern section
ahip. The Japanese question has nl- they t-,ke
, ,
„
'
enough, l Weber farm wngon, good tor and ignition repair department is
f y t h e p e r m a n e n t w a n t w h ic h is
secure your
reservations far
ia r in
in aaTax Collector,
Hagan, C \V. Entzminger and E. Cur top, used very little, also set of har
your reservations
ad *Eastern Star, at Masonic Hall
of the F'lorida belt, but tins is not wor
ways been California’, problem
The and spee.lv I I v
7
in chargo o f an expert.
Genulno Nov. 2-2wka
Seminole
County.
7:30 >’ m Bowling at the Parish eying growers a great deal since the
a p t to r e s u lt f r o m w ild , t h o u g h t
anee The house committee advises
north has „ polyglot foreign element
'
mn' K ,,n‘1 wi" lett with V. E Douglass, deputy clerk ness practically new. All for $275.— “ EX ID E ”
Carda of Sanford’a Reput
Battery
Service.— R A Y
House
tt
any
member
will
be
nliowed
an
1
<nr
shortage
is
presenting
what
would
able
Profeaalonal
Men,
each
it is trying to Americamze while the
\ h ! " tT *
T
" " and ( M. Hand, sheriff, in attend - iJ
less e x t r a v a g a n c e .
V Jones, inquire K. S. Hockey’s BROS. Phone 548. Sanford. 172-tic
NO TICE
kriutu.n in one couple, and in the
Absent Commissioner ()
|>. JV ulr. Works.
Be more •»f a problem wilh n fast rip
of whom. In hia rhoaen proSouth has a,......I ways will have t h e . E
L ,
'
" ,l,pnrtm“ nt nnce
199-Itp
W A N E D — A chance to build
your
S a v i n g in y o u th p r o v id e s an
12:15 noon Weekly lumheon of ening crop.
On November thp 10th I shall h*
where a single member o f the
feeaion the Herald recomnegTo problem
Each section should Hopkins rcrnin i"V ".W,S,,'r ‘
!• Swope,
rrmirnlfd uusirir.sR
new homo before lumber gets any compelled to advunce my price on
'the
Chamber
of
t'ommerce
at
the
Vnl
H>K S A L E —One double barrel, ham
e a s y c h a ir f o r o ld a g e .
jib wishes to attend, he will be ulmrnda to the people.
Satsuma oranges and others of the
be allowed to work out the solutions .the citv of i h ' r". • i f
^
'M " f
M|nutes of the Inst regular meeting
....... . iriRbcr. Plans and estimates furnish- wopd one dollar per cord.
nierlcss 12 gauge gun, g.Mi.l condi
Xrd the privilege of inviting one ilex Hotel
to problems peculiar to its section’',,,,
,,r
«l»erntion were read and approved
hardier nature which an grown in
A r e y o u m a in t a in in g an in t e r
tion.
Price $20.00, also one Pnthe ‘^ -"B a n fo n i Novelty Works. 183-tfc
7:30 p. m.—Confer Order of Temple, the most northern sections are going
aple and also to ask bis Indy friend,
This advance in price is made neces
instead o f la-mg unjustly criticized by „ f l|U||i .
f ,r " ' ,
lnjf
,lr •' I' Denton appeared before
Knight
Templars,
at
Masonic
Hall
phonograph and 19 records, cheap. VV X T T O ) T o k F N T - Permanent, 3 sary to meet the ™>t of cutting and
e s t - b e a r i n g a c c o u n t w ith th e
li*. you know, will limit the number
to market in fine shape and are bring
half baked adherents of social equal t(, tlmi. ,)ur|( ' ' T " , " V fr" m
U"'
reference t„ „ Mrs. C « r
Phone im;i .
197-Stp
n be
iiv extended,
uAkcin,.i.
7:30 p. m. Special meetings, I’re.s mg good prices an ordmg to shipper*1
i»t
4
room
unfurnished
apartment,
invitations
that
can
huuling,
and
no
orders
will
he
accept
ity. who are found in large numbers permittmir it t.. .
' ?
, rr ,1" <I
n,,lT “ « the county home,
George A. DeCottes
in all sections
' " ‘l “ tM '•'‘ ■"•".late until just ■«„,!
„ f , .„ t|lr K uI this should lie sulTic ient notire thnt Byterian and CongregationalH at the wll handle fruit,from that end of
I fIR IsA L E Sllvcrtone phonograph, flat or house, desirable location. A d ed after that date, except nt the new
for
your
tickets
I’resbyterian
Church.
will arrange
I- lorula
This movement is perhaps
A lto rn e y -a t -L n w
"Console Model,” almost new. Also dress "F . S.” care Herald offico, Son- price, $8.60 per card.
—
0—
, « f .he p„rr ;
m , h i ,s" uc
"L r .
$riy
fori«.
Fla.
'
192-tfc
All
orders
in
hnnd
prior
to
Novera
heavier
than
other varieties nt the
When a man can keep busy and like article which stress.V^ht^pmnii a" K,,n,
,',' rri,'',> this ,ns« '» referred Have some furniture. Phone 110.
Uni cm Booked Ahead
Sanford, Florida
Over Seminole County Bank
present time, but will Im- the first to
The nile o f tickets is in charge of
Denton and Chairman II rum _
__ ______
I97-3tp W A N T E D — A lease and option on ii ber tenth will be filled nt present
it. he is healthy physically
When a well as" emphasizes the trouble that '
^
N
’ov
play
"Clarence"
by
the
F S \ KRNAY.
end, ns tin- kid gb'vc varieties always
!‘ules\ori The price of tickets
«ilh
power to act. and that this K »R S A L E 'N ici
truck farm of not less than twenty price.
FLORIDA
community is kept busy and Jikes it,, arises from sending mail o f all class n
i
County F'ederation of VV. in.m < !ub have their best Henson m-t befole the 4ANFORI)
ripe grapefruit, in
IS.‘
00
Sale
(rf
tiekots
will
It is healthy economically
N o j»di* e s
with h i m , Ifi. lent addresses, arm
and i, ""h,- i
"
' ar,,'r
any quantity Delivered in Sanford or more than forty acres, equipped
I <111da ) *■ 3 aoip/i 1-on h
>1. 26th To those who do
STR O U T FARM \(iEN’CV
llome
vidual or community has ever diain
|.|.< kages that
that are both poorly wrap
I•,'!, t i /
,,
,
,
'* 'I'"'i'," l*r. I’««'la. Fla.. Route with flowing well not more tjuin five
I
mice
will
be
ufiorded
the
of I || I
„|
tegrated » , a result of m tivity, ,t m
113
Mngrioli
.1
\»c
miles front Sanford. Prefer a farm
A. Box ILL
... . ,,n'1 badly addressed This article
FRED R. WILSON
D»7-3tp
Ippcrr
f a game of cards, nnd
If Fit n\ KBS I ltt>M lilt KI \1 \ I l-M
ennui that prompt* that condition ' ** *’> J"hn II Haiti, tt, n, s| assiMant " fl "
I ‘ k- ILm, || an,) (J,,|,i, ri
which has been used for growing cel
■or
th
feature the same charge ns
I'dR S A L E One I Vx horse gas en ery. Will not consider any farm un
Every one in Sanford is more (ban
Lakeside farm nnd grove of 200
A T T O K N K Y -A T -L A W
"Had rheumatism fiv. nimitlis that
post master general, and in it he Rod road, was read, and K. S Field*,
|or the dance will lit* made. Prizes will
gine, in good condition. Apply El- less it is located on a public road. Will
busy, nnd results here speak for them20 acres. Several acres heavy,
jet
al.,
appeared
before
the
hoard
in
* would go front my left knee to my
,
„
■
............... quotes the following from Dr Frank'
....
-given, nnd for reservations sec
First National Bank Building
Springs Water
Co.’a office. 195-6p
loam, best o f soil for vegetables,
selves. People, used to activities in Crane:
'
.support of Kaid petition, nnd on m o - dor
— ___________
_____________________
_
want possession immediately. Write
bm-k. Tried many remedies without
SOPHIE MAE
in. G. W. Knight, who in chairman.
SOPHIE MAE
Iwberrics,
penrs,
plums,
guavas,
SANFORI)
FLORIDA
\V. Entzminger, see- FOR S
A L E- v,.,
OR >,.,v/iinaurj
EXCHANGE for
othcr up-and-dolng towns, who come
.......... .
day the postmaster at tion of Comr.
locatbn
relief. Finally used F’oley Kidney
-----tur n description
■ ---- of
— rproperty
—r e v nnd iuiiiua:i
m
' ■ ■
Peanut Hritlle
Refreshments
will
be
served,
nnd
Hahy
Stick Candy
onded by Comr *L. •*
**
*•
Spca.
Good
5
room
house.
Excslsmnlli
I’ Dugan and ear
aller car, 7-passenger Packard - nntl ,OWcst "nnunl rent to Republican
Good 5 r00" 1 h(,u,,<!
i ‘ills and in fifteen days wax entirely
n S* nLf0r‘ ’ ,
n K h l.Rt homr hpr*- C h l^
h«J placards put „ „ the moK
rs
R
\
V
Herndon,
who
in
in
chnrge
ried. the nlsive petition m hereby re Fred R Wilson, ( ’ar nt Williams' Ga- Tnu'kinK Company. Tifton, Ga.
milc* to
Dont kick because w ere busy „ ,s Tor whales operatmg
,|,e
39c Lb.
|lont 8ho°Ung nnd fishing. 2 rr
39c Lb.
kf the uni-I. . (iromiscs the lie^t ever GOOD PRICKS PRKVAII \ND THE ■tired." write** U I Oliver. Vidalin,
jecled.
vhool
a healthy dondilion.
rage.
j,,189-1°»c
I
ra^ron^
ofntion,
stores,
church.
>cr\ u i r«*xi(|inif
Georgia
Backache,
rhetitlial
le
pains.
f<»llo\v5
189-12tc
PROSPECTS
\
It
F
'.
GOOD
featured m Snnford. The festivities
Moti.m of ( omr. « U Entzminger.
" i i»nn rips-T
|— household furniture nnd farming
CHELLE MAINES
Stop That W astr’
ill beiola he, diZ/me.K and blurred
G et a P a ck a ge Today
FOR GROWERS
II start nromntly at 8:30 p. in., nnd
S E V E R A L DOUSES for sale, Douse '
K
F
M
S
t
o
r
e
rm.m
in
Biehop
tools
Included.
$2,250.
$
1
5
6
0
caih,
seconded
by
Comr
E
Curlett.
and
W itb Bob Holly down with dengue
art
<ymptom*.y
in|
turn*
»■
•
*f
)
ktdm-\
disor
.non Pieces of Mail Annually
net de'ay m securing your reser
LAWYER
for rent
See Thigpen.
96-tfc
l,,rk'
First street, l^anford! balance 1 nnd 2 years
IS4*tfe
_______________ _______
fever, a new press hemg inslalled.
Foley hidtu-v Pilli qua kly re
• !'• laved or Not Delivered at Al carried, thin Board agrees to have the
More than t .on , at limd1
* ••f F lorida li t
xtior. f. r wnirself nnH, your invited
Investment Co., A P. Connelly, Agent.
___________________
— Court House
court house decorated for Armistice W ®01) FOR S A LK $8.50 a cord. |
nearly a ear load o f roll print paper
Because They Arc Incorrectly
citron fruita have already left tin 1ieve kidney and bladder trouble Sold
aple
199-4tc
day. cost nut to exceed $50.00 and the
I lease arrange to pay cash on de-! r?
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
at the ( lyde Line docks, a new model
Addressed
Public Stenographer
Mtnte nince the beginning of the ship i Ve i y where A d‘
Inm.
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IS
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1923, two store
THE
HEXALL
STORE
livery,
and
specify
thc
kind
of
wood
PHONE 325
clerk
is
instructed
to
draw
warrant
14 linotype at the A C L. freight de
KODAK DEALER
or Improperly Packed
ping —
seniton
early
in September,
and
The immiuncrincnt That f»o:intor.i—
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Ryes Examined
(Hu s h Designed
rooms, $65 f>er month each.—A. P. MI8S M A U D E T Y R E 'n Attorney
wanted,
when
placing
your
order.—
F.
pot, nnd _getting ready
move ..
a
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for
same.
The postal authorities call our atpsderwiHid. on nccovnt o f inck of I in spite of thu handicaps of rain and
Connelly, Agent,
199-4tc Fred JL Wilson’s office, First Nation
!06-tfc
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Indigestion Doesn’ t Bother
model 5 linotype and Whitlock press' tent>m to the fact that there are 25*
*-vffler appeared before the S Vcmny.
ku»t health, will not ngnln seek rloudy westhor thc fruit is rapidly
al Bank Bldg., Sanford, Florida.
to
t’ nrk life
l(/.i is not
w.vi exactly
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ono
*" i board
to Winter
Winter Pnrk,
in reference to a headstone nnd FOR S A L E —Celery farm and house
(•(>(>.(>
•)(> pieces „..tf ____i
mail that they must
,
1 ,n
Those Who Tnke
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sdcrshlp of the Democratic m inor-coloring, which insures a heavier (
LOST
10-4-Wod-Sat-Mon-tf
bed of roses for the Herald gang nt handle
three
to seven
seven lim
times
thc K™ve of mm.
Mrs. .inne
Jane
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es ooftener
ft e n e r ii -f ° 0t *tono f,,r
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FT in the H»*nnte, was no doubt read movement previous to the holidays.,
in Sunford, 10 acres, well tiled, LO ST— Pair of glasses. No ono can
Optician-Optometrist
FERRALINE
present. But we are kept alive solely •bnn they would have to hnndle them
,' n‘l ,,n motion of Come. L. P. must aettlo csUto, easy terms, big
h regret l»y Democrats throughout Pome of the best fn.it of tlje 1922-23
use same bftt myself. Please return
112 Bast First Street
Hanford. Flo.
Get your offico supplies, stationery
by the thought o f what The Herald '! they had l.een properly prepared. Hn»fnn. "bonded hy Comr. C. W. EntzEat Anything
notion What tho whole country crop will lie made ready for shipment
money maker, if Interested act quick, to A. P. Connelly.
108-tfc and ]*ost Cards at the Herald office.
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n n #l e a r w i . . . l .
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office will be when all this new ma
"And even after they hnve exhaust ininget^nnd carried; this board agrees nddress box 1202, Orlando, Fla.
ds is more*Underwoods
( to northern marketing centers for the.
chinery and equipment is installed ed every means of identification nnd to appropriate the sum of $50.00 for
196-4tp
ELTON J. MOUGHTON
liu d i
and in place. The paper may bo short- salVngc they succeeded in delivering the purchase of a headstone and footpotted for a few issues, but this will only slightly more than one-fifth of stone fo> the grave o f Mrs. Jane Bar- 1 OB S A L E — C melody saxophone
ARCHITECT
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all be made up when things are work that amount.
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good ns new. $120 takes It, half
p
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Room 7, Miller nidg.
“ And this does not include vast
B. K Whittier, county demonstration <nsh, balance $10 per month. R. J.
Dolly,
Herald
Office.
170-6tp
ngent,
appeared
before
the
board
4ANFORD
FLORIDA
quantities o f circulars and newspa
....... ■■e i ■eu oeiore me
in
pers which are not properly address- r, ^l’ ri'na'
the purchase of supplies FOR S A L E
Advises Release of
•Doslcr and Gays’ paints
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ed, and which are destroyed because ^°r
01 Bee, and on motion of Comr.
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty
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E. F. DE LA HAYE, Jr.
Miss Mary McSwiney they can not bo delivered.
lG* W. Kntzmi
minger, seconded by Comr. AVorks, Sanford agents.
s
183-tfc
Architect and Engineer
“ In Chicago there is one building, K ( ’'irl,,D. and carried, Mr. Whitner
R O U T H
B A K E R Y
16
years
experience in Residence, Gs(Hr Tkt A.aorIntr4 P rru )
that is used as n storage place for is authorized to purchase the neces FARM E RS— You can get seed bed
rage,
Storage-Warehouse,
Mill
Con
D UBLIN, Nov. 16.—iln on appeal to mail o f obvious value nnd for mail sary supplies for his office.
SERVICE that looks forward to
fram~> and irrigation plugs at the
Next to Prihcem Theatre
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struction, Re-enforced Concrete Struc
thc Irish people on behalf o f Miss of first class which can not be deliv
Sanford
N
ovelty
Works.
100-tfe
tures, Hotels, and Offles Buildings. P.
Sheriff C. M. Hand nppeared be
the
success
of
every
customer—
0. Box 1126. Phone 839-L-2. Sanford
MacSwincy, the other women politi ered. Twice n year thc contents nro
fore the board in reference to the em I*OR SALEq—10 acres in Lcngwood.
cal prisoners in Mountjoy prison de auctioned off, because there Is no way
ployment of a motorcycle
for
---v i u vcop
iiii
m
r
corner o f Grovo and Orange ave
clared today that she had undergone a
SERVICE that v stands - ready,
of finding the owners. In this build- Spfnino,e epunty nnd also requested nues, S. E. l-4A>f N. E. 1-4 of S. W.
<y •<.Jn
great change for the worse and it is
with
able
assistance,
to
foster
ev
ing nre bins o f shoes, quantities o f thnt tBc county purchase a motorcycle 1-4 Sec. 26, Twp. 20, Range 29,— 'Thoa.
M
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feared she would die. Rumors that
clothing, dross goods, automobile ' for thi* purpose, nnd nftor discussion
ery
commendabler^nterprise.
J11-2-lmo.
she had died were not confirmed by parts and tires, sporting goods, suit- nm* “ n motion of Comr. C. W. Entzprison authorities.
ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPERS
enses—everything from a bird cage minger, seconded by Comr. L. P. Ha- F OR S A LE — A good piano, price la
\i
rig h t— Cannon’s Cash Grocery, Cel
to a mouse trap . These nre lost to gnn nnd carried this honrd agrees to
This constitutes the first policy
PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION
r
Dublin, Nov. 15.— Cardinal itogue, both the one who sent them nnd thc purchase a Ilnrley-Dnvison motprcyl ery Ave., Sanford, Fla.
102-10tp
and principle of our bank.
Authorized Hoover Dealer
primate of Irelnnd, suggests the re one who should receive them, because cle, nt n cost not to exceed $295 nnd
You can find the name of
P E R M A N E N T W AVIN G , Shampoo
W
lease o f Miss Mary MncSwiney from somebody* was cureless in tying a also that the sheriff be authorized to
every live Business Man
ing, scalp and facial trontment.__
Mount Joy prison, where site hu* been knot, or used flimsy wrapping paper employ a nlotonycle cop.
In Hniford in tills Column
Mrs. McCoy, W’clakn Apartments.
on n hunger strike dleven days
Hi*
each
day.
" r I"'* " " n defective nddress.
A comniuniention from the Lnkc,
•
193-12tp
suggestion was eontitined in a tele
Nenrlv 300 employes are engngfMl^front Improvement Company, in re f FOR S A LE
F'ivo acre fnrm, good six
112 M agn olin A ven u e. I
gram to the free state minister of ( in correcting (he common, preventable
Iv .
«a Ra f.', ex **j r*,
' ' erence to the purchase by the county
room HOuhc, water piped all over
home affairs, nnd said more hnrm, errors of thc people. The only rca- of a lot on Park avenue just north of
L
tho placo,
lighted with acetylinc
would be caused by detaining women: son the postofTice enn stand this the court house, wns read, nnd on molife ’ ll Dye F’or You
lighting system, five''acres tiled and
prisoners in Ireland than hy liberating drain o f carelessness upon its re
HON TON STEAM PRESSERY SANFORI)
tion o f Comr. C. W. Entzminger, sec in good condition, two good wells,
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M ARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
)MMUN1YY b
them.
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sources is that the people pn** the bill. onded by Comr. E. Curlett, and car
Kent & McKee, Props.
two acres o f celery, and one Acre of
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
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"There ought to be a general cam ried, thc clerk of this board, it in
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fwvjt exnloitatinn n!k nvtvve^y*imb«v)nniiB' wasteful methods o f lumbering and forest fires hnve so depleted our :L B A N IN G . DYEING. ALTERING
cabbage,
two
mules,
wagon,
plow
and
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The Dally Herald Delivered to your paign o f education with the object of structed to write
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
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“f c ” S S n ;id o f f o r t . t p rm rv.tion , th. U. S w.uld .o „ „ W f
Work calod for and delivered
tho Lake Front Imp. otKer tools, 40 Rhode Island chicken*.
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SANFORD
SanfordDaily Herald
•^T,e C ity S u b atan tlaT*
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vo lu m e
n ih
H L A R I
iii.
OI
I U K
W O R L D ’S
(IR K A T K S T
V E G E T A B L E
SANFORD
T h e C ity S u b s t a n tia l"
S E C T IO N
•V\.M OKI). I I.QltlDA. Till USD A V. NOV K.MHKIt 16, 1922
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
IEACH AMAZING FIGURES
N U M H E R 200
MEETING AT
CONTRACT IS
LEESBURG FOR
AWARDED FOR SUFFERING FOLLOWS QUAKE
ROUTE NEW THEATRE MANY LIVING YICTIMS LOSE
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HOMES AND\ PROPERTY
and
a l l t h is
te e n
in
f ir s t
d a y s o f
f if
-! R e a p p o r t i o n m e n t
A m e n d m n e t is I ) e -
t h is
M O NTH
fe a te d
TOTAL $1,006,953
I ocal C apital D e m o n s tra te s
Faith in F u tu r e Of C ity
S u b s ta n tia l
_____
in t h e S t a t e
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. N*«.v 16._
NVilh official tabulations from
nil
its !*ut l‘,n .countk,s iM ,hl’ !“ n,“ " " ' " st
.T u c ^ .y a elect.on received by tho
i w r ‘‘tnry of Mat,, the r,apportionnient nmendment was apparently tie-
Figures compiled by the Sanford
b>' «PProxi,n«t.ly 2,500 vote..
■•
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I ho ixtrw»r
><• amendmentsu uf.tro
The
other tlir
thr?e
were
Chamber of Commerce show that at
ratified by majorities ranging from
no time in the history o f Sanford have
two to three to one. On the face of
building permits reached tho magni
the returns from the 51 counties, \V.
tude of thd' total issued from the
S. Cnwthon poll.il a majority
of
criod of Nov. 1st to 15th inclusive,
prri 'o
approrimntely 22,000 ov. r it It Riley
during which time they amounted to ' L
‘
,
, ,
j::82,ioo. This Increase is all the f,,r tb,‘ " ffi,r " f *,n,v
more gratifying for tho reason that
III 1' ui! ■iipr<
pro • cctinn
nt this time of the yenr building per
XV.
orid., a - a wb* i,e
di' tionn t- in oth,r communities of Florida
i • .n i .i . nt
v.'ted ai mr*
it.variably show n decrease.
• t 'till! ' ,
-•U'll 1 1" .
’Ui, previous high record for Sun
It
lllu
Ka*t C'last
rd was made lust Junt* when per
! ti, a " • ti.i
count icm is were issued for $128,400 worth
ui"ll!
of row construction. The new per
mits granted represent tho largest
1
Xdi a « *
TA M1' X 1
building projects ever constructed
l !.l 1
■ il" t*
I
the must important being the
i.'
t.l 17
It; st - riv.
i„ u -i\ story First National Hank
•*>.
■t ' ! * ’»»•
! : dm . which will cost over $175.
.....
\itti.itI work on this building
f. ,
d tins week and the Fuller Con
f v
■ m i iinpnny <vf New York, con
.1! i ,' ir V ,
’ i- for this building, expect to
r finished ill six months
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I \ lliiimley and I»r. S Rules.,n
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secured permit for a tout
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building, directly opposite the
» ,i , r , f
u f the First National Rank build
ir g Tin- Fuller Company are also
.1
.intmotors for this work, and F t ‘ f l (*»•;!I ( (M lft t o
i i, <>n the two buildings will be
T r y L l o y d .1. <U\\
■; • - tmultitneoiudy. The total es
i
g.d >ost of the Hrumley Pnlcstiui
i< ' n.n ct 1 i-i 'd l'ro|ij
|. . I n,- is $60,000.
\\ bai Iv 0b d *.ii , ii\•,other large project included in
’
,mi,cr building permits is that of
•• " t .»
; 1 Philips of Orlnndo. who let a
. ,*i.,, t f..r the construction of n
it;* •!
.1 I I «:t
i. , r.ir:t"e and store room hull.ling, .... , i argcil -otb th. kill.!' • *" 't*1
, t h ihe permit shows will cost $20,
all 'g'*'l !i".-l li-gger Ini < last Nil 111111*'f .
n hi
The Milano Amusement Com
"lit of the * li-'lii tioti ,,f thr it:it'*
puny have let a contract for their
•»ii rt ^ nii'i - «^du. t tin• t ri i I I.,'., re
> •> theatre to It. J. Gnllespie, of
t lilted
Jit.l • 11> i i \ 1' i ! i \*on
.1... k-.mvtlle, also the contractor for
t
....
vd!"
,-,,’llt ;it Ja<
it,. Me.seh Building. This new the
M
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i i.»> ".1 It’. l- '
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•> hen completed, will cost f oil,
t
1
l,
t, \ht* k* * e f , ■ •
* ,> d will have one o f the largest
l• *
•t * ‘
i. in th
I i •- ciiiums in the state and a seal
It hit*
jury
i
it"!
ri cent ly^hx tie V*
HIT <upaoity of over 700. It is to be been riTiorted he re that tl ay hai ompleted by the 1st of next April.
j
federal
been iUncharged front thf
irregu si*rv ir** following nil
WOHI.I) IS TO 11E BONE DltY
idurt Orlando Sen
Inrities in bi|»Y YE AH 19to, IS CLAIM tin,I
it m im in g
ro s f f
I II,II I . I ll II K ItON I
h f g in s
I KESItt RG, Nov It; At the re .OFFICERS ELECTED A T AN NU AL!
MiieM of the United States EngineerMEETING HELD LAST
">u' Office, Jacksonville, over one
NIGHT
htinilreil representatives of Ijike and
ndjotninr bounties met h<ere to pre
\t t(„. regular annual meeting of B O O T L E G K I N G O F
sent Lieutenant t'olonel
Youngberg tIn Milan, Amusement Co., the folN . Y . M U S T P U T U P
fact.
act mint, the pn,posed intra lowing officers were elected for the
n n ft A C i> / \ X T iy
coastald waterway
waterway across
across the state coming year: F. L. Miller, president;!
$ 1 0 1 ,0 0 0 A S B O N D
The growers o ^ , k c county declared |* F. |.nm>f vice president; C. L. llritt,
crops cmibl b,Jr,h,pp,4
hi^shinurj advantage
advantacr -___ ____
. ______ it______ ,
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................... secretary and treasurer; directors are Jud« r Sa* H
Wou,d Ur Tra' " l} ,,f
.iislv to Jacksonville by water from |. ||. Chapman, Edward Higgins .1 Justice to Lower It to »2u,000.
Ih.re on re-loaded .Hem, steamers. FredWnlsmn. A. W. Lee. Jr, E. F.
----i|f
speakers estimated
thewater route
F. L. Miller. Messrs. HigginsNKW Y O ,{K - N,,v
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It UI1), „ ritl nri. n ew ...embers of
of III
the ^
,hnn UOl.OOtl for Antonio
would save shippers $1,000,000 each |„,Iiri|, ,\
..|r ----- succeeding A. I|.i
„ , *«*■«’. "•‘ ••tg » f Bootleggers," would
year.
travesty on justice, Federal
Hitts, the former secretary and Irens-. **’
rvin, of
of Brooklyn,
urookiyn, declared
iiecinreu
Garvin,
orer and Mr. Higgins taking the u
lismissmg a writ of habeas
PISSASl GETS HIS FKEEDOM
place of 11. P. Smith, who has gone t o ) l"' "*' 1,1
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—- -: corpus by winch it was sought
AITF.lt \ IONG JAIL TEIf.V, —
West Palm Bench to live.
have hm released in $25,000 bond
\t a meeting of thd board of direc
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1‘assese,
I assese, who will be tried .Novemtirlundo, N.n 1
After having ,
!"r- las. night (he contract for the ( |ir wth Un
to vMnU. th,
'e m convict cl "f a . barge of attackel,ct ion of the theatre was awarded to
mg a young woman who formerly I.' I (ialle-pie, who is now erecting Volstead Act, was icomd severely by
’ iitlge Garvin, for It's rondtlct i " dc'..I near itrlando and languishing
■*.i Mi -i •' ll b'lHding and llu- provides
lav III JU-I ice b.V skipping III- bond
t'"
.' * . >a.| f r 'iii'ii- than -even
at
I vsi ll bi'gin at o il', just as
al t,i I lie vin lit Edit h v\a* - , 17c 1 l.i-l
- X
i: |*f--.mi, of Hal
i i io i' c i .i I ..n I*, |lac, <t "ii tli,*
Marih with luptoi va hi ,d al $ !00,0i o
' ■ •n*. g ' >d to- fi,. doni carlv
ttihd
lie vva- remaililed to the custody of
• -t io
X" ' mu ; .1 '»eph II
I I.i I".aid .,f d ilc l" l - reglct the
. I 1 Oil States marshal to iw.ai:
• - tat "'Kill llll' .1 '."lie t'l"-l.|lll of
-V •• I f r -t
all had In lie con
Hu.'
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|t id ,,f $25,000 at $50,000 will nut
,1 U.l- ' pl i IK ! that tin
state
■i - 1.i111i,'"iIil, and they Would not
ho' d i def endant wi l l ' s, activities have
1 .1
t•—fin. •»!»’, ui het thin
that
I i' •-Hung that vvini.il init iH.ik, a
. I, .1 . t tio-« |ll wil l ' l l tills
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ing the British embassy here, Mrs
Muriel Ma> Swim y. widow of Ter
rene, MacSwiney, former lord mayor
,.f Crtrk who died from a hum ,r
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>SAN 1 I A t.O , N o v 16. S tr o n g
sh,Hks w e re f e l t n t . 12:25
I his m orn in g in C opm po .an d
l.aserena district!* w h e re g r e a t
loss o f life was
s u ffe r..e d --in S a t
................
u rd a vV .(.take, a c c o rd in g to d u
• '
,r>*
* 1 — *-
patches The inhabitants of this
, 11v wen* much alarmed during
'i.i night when the tremor was
felt lu re
I till,
Nov. 16.—-As
I -nt Messumlrin left today to
th, . mi, dev «-dated by .iatur, irlh.piak, and tidal
waves,
■f the names of those killed in
,» i •i ..j.lii- * am, in over the rO■ t, U lapI lit i.s from
many
t I
giving I'Oigmint leuli'y of tho
.i
\\ hit, thi- ..if i al ' igorc*
•• i f' ai tl
d no 'y receiv'K
•
d 'he interior
I . ' . ' - ig G , ioiler t'OO
tr
Cl. .I ».. up i this forcf
. vt mu - ..* the tnit t* Bi
2.cuo
■ tit
frerh
. : • I v dhl 'i • ill, tboit•in* It*-- ami ui tlier do
.- f r"ir the
»* i nMr \t
ml11' |I lk' ' •ui ti'i.i ! \\a . ' \bo h laid
,, -« »l *»r m"i ■/1•> " . and vildistresl,
» ||S*» ..f •
.
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.!• i ' \ ■»w .)( , int.in I s t o Visit
.......... . , "i.i* i t,. !..-tt ■I direct
till oil:".
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> flei.il ti !• i[ i »n
*suppleineii'
"l'l'
i . *i-.. th. ft..d .
f.., i-.i . b lopo't -if' oil.-i c'iriv-1, |*|• |* |M»|f • « t l f l C l l HI lb , great ex
I. ' I, vi - i I- at l ha link mi on
i will o, paid i " >b«*r iff \ll,n " f it nl of tli, • ulaiulty
These tell,
. ' Tin I 'ai di'iielles
b ."inily by !li" <..ti nt \ .".Minis
oo<dg "it'i i d, 'ail-, " f J.uuii refugees
It* |, i|i t t*l i|111|f (t» ii i t loll It\ I he ,it i ,| iimb". where the property loss
\ I K> I It EI l It NS IN
lily board yesterday
A reward i- . -timiit.il at 7.ttot».UOO peso.!. They
- ' , r,,, , tiijy|. louis f"i stealing
I lit I I IS II FI ECTIONs
i I'lio vul of lb" .lend still
. ii t.
' ii ' „ i- ..ff,'i .-•! -"ii.. I iiii , ago
"I* i tie r.un* " f Vallennr
i
v%h,*n* ihi• Inmai'c is placed nt 4,000,ui i '• v\ m i : t M l.’ l- l i l t I FD
i u. afi
•i j......
• |u"|il. *tii| sl.-eplng in
M \ 4 MR Ml M|(| XN 11. • 1 . *|M* ., 1 ill ..II 'til- tit11tl t S, "f till
.If tb
•t... ,!.. . - .!. str"> ■>1, mi. >i m tho
le„
.1 , .. . | ,.g o,
i,I' o K
!> w - 1■"i l "f i mr Grande
Latest ndI*
in, , i ii
| devi- an. a- follows I nli- 1 1 i ln t iil at lb , polls yesterday by >* v ii m rm •ived from Copinpo confirm
servatives, 177; Asipiithian LibernU, majority " f IP.' votes over hi* oppo the complete destruction of the towns
28, l.ahorites, li'.l, Georgian Liberals, nent, Senator Moses O Overstreet of Fretrinn and lluasco.
•
2 I ; other part ies, '.I
I'll, t w., city . ommissioners were not
A dispatch to Mercurio from Co-,d«*i't,.l y, - ! en lay, i»s no two camli •pi unho -ay- the American vice con,-,l *i niajMi o y " f tb - v ol.'s s ll|
- t a i l ' d all Americnns in Co.i.
( ro ss L x a m in n tio n o f
n t , oil t l i , . iu iir n is s u .il w ill piuoti" were well
a se. olid p r i m a r y to b ,
The people of fh ile are giving gonbe
u
.
.
l
a
v
w
t
i
,
i
i
foul
n
a
m
e
s
•-1
"ii
- 1y t.. lb. relief fund* being col*
r d in Y a l p a r i s o C a s t *
< apt a m i,tci| by iti, national relief commitw ill appear "11 the b a llo t
Th, cross |*i est ui, r # A v r.*s uml I* Y\ I ..plilT, lee
PI \ * * U " I x, Ni
Offers of aid are corning in from
<bilbrntth. th, |irc-,lil . o m i i i i ' s i i . r i e r s , and J <>
M rs . (ia lb r a it h
R osum -
PH ILAD E LPH IA, Pa., Nov. 16.
lb,, world will he virtunlly dry by
l ** o and hone dry by 1040," Miss
( u n o W ill K n d e a v o r
\ i.a \ Gordon, newly elected presi
\\ \-|||M,1''N,
d nt of the World’s Women’s Chris- dent Harding interpret - the result*
T o F o r m N o w ( a l)in o «
\nuimat mo " f Nil a government witness ill tli- trial of Manuel and G H Sutherland com- „ ther S.juth American countries and
turn Temperance Union, predicted to ,,f the ..... nt <I,, turn ic lon-titut
American Red Cross relief are
th, United Press todny.
ing n popular expression of approval
BERLIN, Nov 1 6 Wilhelm Curio, Mr t art vv light. J F Goss, U ilie and prise the .piartet which survived
Though there was great interest in |„.jnjr accepted.
*
“ Wo are rapidly staering towards for a soldiers’ bonus, und when con general manager - f the Hamburg. ( II Perrin.-, officials of the YalA relief train is on the way north*
world temperance, and within eight jfress again passes the measure, »s Aiuernan Sternship Line, has «C- pari,iso Development Co., charged the eleetiorj. the total vote east was
years Hie W. C. T. U. will annihilll- it certainly will do. R is probable . .yled the task of forming a cnlunet with having used the mails to de- less than thnt of three years ago. lown!,.
Federal when Mayor Duckworth defeated Jas.
-------nt, liipior traffic from the face of the While House will interpose 1,0 u !Mice,.'.I the YVirth ministry, it was fraud was resinned when
c’ourt
convened
today
Mrs
Gal1
.
Gib*.
The
vnt*
then
was
2.200.
SANTIAGO.
Chile, Nov. 10. —
anii.'iiticed
unofficially
this
afternoon.
the earth.
'objections.
t.-atih,
who
was
secretary
to
John
B
Only
2.189
ballots
were
enst
yesterScarcely
n
house
remalna sUndipg
‘ Two-thirds of the nations of the
Member* of congress who have
jflkndcr of
of the
the company,
company, who.
who. dnv,
n. t( . I *. ’
the fact that in ,hc Vnllcnar valley in norther^
H ARDING BREAKS ItECOBD
perrine, jflftnder
day, *«•■
world are now joriously considering disc iissed th** idwtion witii
.lied rccertly. "a s on the stnnd nil nearly t.lHXO persons had registered rhilo ns the result of the onr'hquek®
prohibition, and several will vpte dent Harding, expressed the opinion
A score of witnesses at the city hall as new voter*. May- „ n,| marine disturbances o f last week.
WASHINGTON, Nuv 16 White ‘av yesterday
f..r dry legislation before 1924."
today thnt hr would not veto on
eniain
to
be
heard’
------------------------- .The full extent of the disaster which
In outlining the progrnm for dry- other bonus bill, irrespeitivt «•
* ' House recorils o' several month*
AllN
STE IN is PAItOl.F.D
1centered upon the provinces of Atamg up the world, Miss Gordon said financing arrangement* it mig > -landing were broken yesterday by
<C-’i
SHOOTING
IN
\RK\NS\S
NEW
Y'OltK,
Nov.
10
Jules
Y
Y
rnmn and Coquimbo becatno niore
,*, -,dent Harding shaking hands C \T AI
th, schedule would be ns follows: contain.
"Nickey" ArnsJein, nwniting
trial f„||y known today with the re-opening
Uruguay,
1924;
Argentina, 1924;
|n every stat, wh.r, the bonus with 1,45ft persons, most of them dolXrk
Nov
16—
under
indictment
for
alleged
partiritelegraph communieaMons with
J
HOT SPRING
Chile, 1927, Austria, 1925; Den- was un issue it .•..riie.l by an over e-.ut h and other* attending the meetVk
"'srk. 1024; Germany, 1029;
Great whelming majority *»»i th'"
' " r • i„ L* here of the general grand chap- j ^ f f ||„well was shot and killed and pntion in a $5,000,000 Wall Street, north Chile.
t,.r
„
f
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star
lW
(1
oti,t.r„
wou„.l.'d
when
party
of
bond
theft
more
than
two
years
ago.
,n
these
two
provinces
the
vlctlma
.
Hntain. 1928; France, 1933; Japnn, coupled with the defeat of
„f the United State* and Canada
Citizens was fired on from ambush was paroled on Ills own recognizance number 1.600. so far as is known HOW,
If 16; Brazil, 1929;
Africa,
1926; senators who voted to sustain
D.spite lln steady downpour
of ............
f„||„vving
a community
meeting at by General Sessions J"*1
'L n VT0 hut it is expected the number of dead
Mexico, 1932; Italy, 1928; Spain, 1939; ......
last veto
pre. m
- - - hu* convinced the
"
•
r* —
--- --todny
nnd
his
$26,000
hail
was
lifted. will be substantially Increased when
dent that the public is in favor o« r)(jn hundreds of members of
the, je*sieville School House.
during
Chinn, 1939; Cuba, 1940.
Judge McIntyre, after criticising communicatlotis arc resumed with
rst. nrohlhltion
will come
come in adjusted compensation.
>order stood for nearly an hour in which moonshiners nnd bootleggers,
"First,
prohibition will
^
the case to many small villages in tho interior
countries
by
enactment
o
f
A
new
bonus
bill
is
now
tK‘‘
n8
,
lin(,
^retching
two
or
three
blocks
■
alleged
to
have
been
operating
in
this
the
delay
in
bringing
these countries
he would di* whose fate remains unknown.
• « - prohibiting strong spirit drinks, framed, although It \* unlikely that' nwny from
White House.
district were said to have been Wore^ , ^ 1 ’ e i^irtm ents '
law
_________________
) mixi the indictments If the charges
then tho fight is won, fo r rigid tern-'it will be presented he on
----- ----------,hy speakers.
‘
were Wot pressed within 60 days.
ELECTION RETURNS CONFIRM
:
........
The n|AU(;RD w m , KIDNAPPING
pernnee laws will follow,” said
Miss vening of the C8th congressAGED MAN W
I N
S
. -----------------------Inst
short
session
of
the
>7t
,
w
MACON,
Nov.
16—Charged
with
FIRST
REPORT
PUBLISH
ED
Gordon.
NFYV A’ ORK, Nov. JO.— William C.
JAPAN “ LOOKING ON."
gets under way next Monday, w
‘
Campbell, 12-yenr-’
. 7 ‘ 7 ■■ , Mr nm, Mrfl rhes. na(y aged Brooklyn horse trainer,
TOKIO. Nov. lfl.-Jnpanese newshe so filled
I>Kb»inK over ah' P k'dnnpP' nK * - - ‘ ---------- —
ST ’ 0HNS JUDGE RBFUSES
J
fKnr nn<, n(,ar „„ ..Father Bill," papers today printed the decision
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 16. — A ll
. subsidy and the regulnr appropria old Atlanta girl, Mr an i M •
ter Wilson were arrested In Ma n
^
compctcnt to |„ f the U. S. Supreme Court holding hut three small counties have filed
TO DISMISS G RAND JURY tion biUs that friends of the bonus
rmtl-' m a n a g e his own person and affairs Japanese ineligible for
naturalisa- official election return* at the office
measure
believe
it is useless to re- today by a H ic™ ,n
U in in u iv
----------of the Secretary of State. The rer T Z V T r npbS T a ^ I . hv « jury, thus .......... »
..... «
ST AfJGUSTINE, Nov. 16>-After introduce the legislation now
y
, l
flir , hl. ()uple battle with his wife, Mrs Ella L. merit was made, except in the ense apportionment amendment was de
•t had brought In a presentment Inst
said. of
" f llerhishinitiun, which said
it feated by nearly five thousand votes,
GERMANY PA VS BELGIUM.
he on the " " "
1
p „ lv. and relatives, who. h, xmd
nieht accusing local and federal offiwas ini possible for Japan to do any- receiving J4.208 for^ and 18,841 ;
PARIS. Nov 16.--Germany yesnolhinK” ,aid tried m take away his fortun,
<inl* with Inxity o f the enforcement
thing, because thnt would mean in- ngninst. For Senator, Trammell
turned over the second install
"The child wnnted to
°f prohibition laws In thin county, re
terfering
in American domestic af- reived 56.608. Ijiwson, 6,846. Caw. - M
ment of treasury notes to meet Bel , Mrs. Wilson.
‘ ' ‘ “ V" "Tki her/’
ELEVEN DROWN
|lerfe*!
porting that from “ peraonal observa I . rrpnrntions claims under the romp with us nn<
thorn,
superintendent of
In- J
irs.
,—
...... —,...................
— rpublic
t
QUEBEC, Nov. 10.— Father Tor- fairs,
tions,” there had been “ gross viola decision of*August 31 Inst. German
“ For
Jnpnn will just have struction, gets 30,441, Riley, 7,18?.
Wilson said he m“ " ^
l d ,k r ‘ a pricst, and 10 other per"F
or the time Japan
tions" of such laws. Judge Gibbs, ‘
ntion officials here deposited Campbell, who claims
mnn,.
Borl, weri. drowned when a launch U look on." added the paper.
The proposed constitutional act
in the fall term o f the circuit court " I h the reparations commission 65 ..............
.....
ip, when thev
they overturned
overturned on
on the
the lake
lake of
Of Shelter,
Shelter, 30J
30, _
----------------------tMiucailon gc's
g a .n .m9,775. •
- r,
7---------(education
gvls sguos
27.062 a
against,
°f St. Johns .county, refused to dis■ ..
f
Ilerslmis, Quebec, It is
Have tho Herald do your next job)The state canvassing board will
MD.OOO gold marks worth of *uc»> ago, nnd the ittlc girl, wh
left for Florida, asked to go w iu i ) iu«i
— the —
t------ . November
------* — «*»«(niss grand jury' fo r tlio te.-m and
of. printing. YVe vhave
equipment
25th.
reported here.
notes. p=r=i!: in Brands May 15. 1them so they took her nlong.
continued them until thay reported
1923.further in tho matter.
»
*
j - _7 * .t t .
i
R le
�-H
aW&i
,
E '1
th.i. M i . I n t M n
players!
]/
v ;c
•?m 5
UUm
of
.*
T- f i
u a .■
-. T i i .
L» ..j, urn—am
■
"h
Llx.— :
j t ip
- *
- 1
" . |in
m'
•
N ew Flo
THE WEATHER
u l
jyrup
L W IB D P iis ir fij5 jjS |
The whole lower floor had been
• ;•
• : a
transformed Into a veritable Japan
ese garden. Over head were hangings
Buck W heat and
For Florida: Local showers
of moss entwined with cherry blos
Pan Cake Flour
tonight or Thursday; cool
soms, geraniume, chrysanthemums
i*
nnd other flowers. Tall fcathory
er In tho extreme' north
Phutodi'nmatir •nnoTatl^
I
west portion Thursdny.
bamboo entirely encircled .the place.
Jones Dairy Farm
The stairway was covered with moss
Sausage
entwined with flowers, nnd these ar
There are many d ifferen t unavoidable extra items o f
tistic decorations formed
o lovely
ex()cnse to be added to the selling price of merchandise
Forv the first tinrn in th,
background fo r this assemblage of
Apalachicola Oysters
where same is bought and sold on a credit basis.
•hovle history—The M ag.**’
handsomely gowned guesta.
Dainty Japanese des(gned tally
brought to the screen. \ ■
W e have now decided to elim inate those extra added
cards Were given out by two little
items o f expense.by purchasing every item for cash only nnd
* y rama%* Iham» » b4 ,t. i
Jnpnncse mnidens, Julia Higgins nnd
surprise. I’ our fim- , lori„ ^ “
will sell for cash only which will assure our customers mak
R. E. Griffin.
,
unique feature. Arid
ing their purchases from us for less money.
Greeting the guests upon their ar
.X. V i
rival were Mrs. J. D. Woodruff nnd
‘ /i* )r.
Come nnd inspect our lines o f merchandise.. Ask the
“School Day Love”
Mrs. C. R, Kirtloy. Mrs. Woodruff’s
price and we think we can convince you that we are right.
86 yesterday, some weather
A COMEDY
frock of black satin
with ostrich
for the middle o f November,
“
Bob”
Holly
li,
confined
to
hbr
homo
rimmings
was
most
becoming,
whilo
Y O U R S TO S E R V E
1
we say. While our brothers
inIra. Kirtley'a smart costume was of
with a very severe attack of denguo Tomorrow—Tom Mix and
farther north shovel snow
_
rJ s •
black satin combined with grey cut
nnd ico we bnak in the wonvak in "The Uou*h D i s m o ^ S j
fever. Tho gang at tho Herald office
velvet.
dorful Florida sunshine with
J
trusts the attack will be short, and “ Apartment Wanted" m , .
In the receiving line were the host
real summer weather. Have
that
he
will
soon
be
bnck
nt
work
esses, Mesdames Ben Caswell, Haw
you a little “ chunk” of ice in
ogain.
BllBl[E|Ulfl|RimMci?i
kins Connelly and Robert llinca. Mrs.
J. J. N . C O N N E R , Manager
your refrigerator?
Caswell was attired in brown satin
5:40 A. M., NOV. 15, 1922
.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
combined with brown lacc, whilo Mrs.
Maximum ......
80
Connelly’s gown of American Beauty
Minimum
.....................
60
115 East First Street----------------- -Phone 104
satin wtth je t trimmings was most
Range .............
67
becoming to her brunett coloring.
Barometer .................. 30.21
Mrs. Hines wore a chic frock of
Calm and cloudy.
brown panel velvet.
rived in the city yesterday for n short
v
112 M A G N O LIA A VENUE
‘
The hours passed quickly in the
visit nnd are pleasantly located at the
spirited game o f bridge played dur
.Montezuma.
ing the afternoon, high score being
mode
by Mrs. T. L. Dumas, who was
MRS. FRKD DAIGBR, Society Editor
SAVINGS
Mrs. John Courier has as her house
The ladies of tho First Baptist
nwarded a Jnpnncse wnll flower bnHPhone 2I7-W
J
guest her sister, Mrs. Richnrd Peter
W e P ay 4 % Interest on Savings Accounts
church will hold their annual bazaar
ket. Second high score was made by
man and daughter Beatrice o f Roa
I f 7 * 1 have a a j t d f i l i vialtdZd
_ r»
December
15-16.
Place
announced
lat
Mrs. Percy Mcro, who was given n
— Lf 7 mm a n | t l a « J * / w l i m rnr n a l a a
noke. Vn.
*.
199-2tc
k o a r , a r If ra a a n * a l » n a l a l a « f w rit
lovely Japanese flower bowl. The cut er.
• T M la l rara <• Ikla a rpmrt■ r a l, ( I f l M
prize, a Japnnese luncheon cloth, |
tails, ar Irltp h o a * tka Haas, l l w it
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodruff moka ( m i l ; » p ( r » f U t » 4 .
went to Miss Emma Owens.
In tho S P R IN G O F Y O U T H tho farsight*ird sow
Too Late to Classify
1tored to Rustier last evening. They
A fter the gnn\e the guests were de FOR S A L E — New Fort! touring car.
thoughtfully.
I were accompanied home by Mrs. D. L.
S O C IA L C A L E N D A R
lightfully entertained by a Japnnese
.
Through L I F E ’S &UMMER they toil ami save, with
Owner leuving town, inquire at 112
Thrasher, who spent the past two
dance, well rendered by littlo Misses French avenue Thursday. Has been
a
vision
o f their future.
Tuesdny— Pnnce Recital at
Parish |days as the guest of her parents, Mr.
Katherine Mcisch, Julia Higgins. R. driven about 350 miles. A bargain.
When
A U T U M N comes the harvest is just what
House at 7.00 p. m. by Prof. Ehscn. |and Mrs. K I., Fcrran.
E. Griffis and Ellen Telford.
they
have
mnde
it.'
199-Itp
Tuesdny—“ Sanford Follies" (p la y) by
Following the dance the tables were
Then
in
W
IN
T E R 'S T W IL IG H T well carnet! rest
Mrs. !t. J. Starling leaves this a f
the Business and Professional Wom
elenred and centered with vases of
is
the
reward
o
f
their
foresight nnd thrift.
en's Club at the High School nt ternoon for Jneksonville where she hibiscus, nnd refreshments consistwill visit her sister and brother, Mr.
8:IB p. m.
i ing o f u salad course with Russinn
who I teu were served by four charming iiKMAitK.iiu.t-:
Wednesday- Meeting of the W elfare ,,n‘* ^ rs- kobert W. Symmes,
m sro V K H V
THAT
uive recently returned from a trip to
n tn n ow \ t h i: c o st ok p a in t
Japanese young Indies, in exquisite
Department of the Woman's Club
m : vk . v i v - k i v k . p i : i < i k n t .
'oiitb America
Japanese kinmnns They were M kscs
at ’. to p m . Mrs John I.eonrdi
I’ nrkiiKr la Mnllrd In !■;»Olive Newman, Georgia. Mobley, May V Krre Trial
m charge of program
r r ju n r W h o W rllra
Mi-.s I.aura Smith, of \tlauta. re
ami Mildred Holly
V I. till-.- a iirmiiliu-iil in:i nafa«-| ar*-r
Thursday The Idlers Club will be
**r Aitiims, N V itlAi*iiv**r«‘tl a proersii
turned to her home yesterday after
The cordial hospitality of these »'f
entertained by M rc Harry llceren
iti.i KIiik a new WI ml of naint wltlioill
‘•'tiending **t*m«* tune h«*r«* with h*-t 'is charming hostesses was reflected in l to- 'iio- of oil
l|«* rniniil ll I’owderon I tuon avenue
pnlnt
eoniun In the form of a dry
ter. Miss Virginia Smith
Miss Smith every detail of this delightful affair, |uvw ‘ler Itamt
alt Ihut Is rei,titre<l in eold
Thiirsdn\
Mrs fjeorge Knight will ■■ siipervsor of the personnel of the
to rn-ike a palm w'eathnr proof, *
which was one of exceptional enjoy- water
fire
proof
sanitary
and tlurnble for
entertain the Auction Bridge Club Bell Telephone Co., of Atlanta
on i side nr insple painting
It Is thn
ment to the many guests.
• eMient prlnelple aiiplleil In pnlnt
11'
at 3 p in
adheres to any surfaes. wood, stone or
hrtek
spreads
noil
looks
like
oil
pnlnt
j
Invitations have been issued for a
and i o s I s a limit one fourth ns much
Thursdny Mrs. Forest Lake will en- bridge party to be given Monday af G R EAT POTASH FIE LD
W r i t e to A
I. H i r e , l u e
ManufneM AY BE FOI N il Inters MS North St Adams. N Y. nnd
tertiiin the members of the Every ternooii at the Country Club by Mrs.
a fri-e trial pnekage will tie nialleit to
Week Bridge • luh ut In r borne mi I M Wallin e and M i s s
yon, also mlur raid niul full inforinn-1
Margaret
S T R E N G T H --------------- PROGRESS------------ -SERVICE
tlmi showing you how you m i Mitfe a
Park nvenue
Illy
The
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good
mnny
dolin
' lark in honor of Mrs Grady Guldens
i«n» Wrlto (oilny—Adv
Friday Mrs llownrd Overlin will en uf Tampa, the i harming guest of the
I.AW KKN* K, Kuans.. Nov l.V
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tertnm tbi' members of the Seminole former
I’utash heils large enough tn supply
Bridge I'lilb at tier home on West
llie entire American demand fur fer
First street, al J p iii
Phone 127
The Guir i iri'lee of the Ftml Bap Iili7.er and perhaps provide a surplus
Sanford’s New StoreF riday
llii regular monthly meeting |tint ehtireh met in their regular fur export are likely to be discovered
of the Sallie Harrison Chapter N. S monthly bti*<ine>*s meeting Wednesday in western Texas, according to II. W.
D A. R . will be belli at the honiY at 3:30 at the church. A fter a short,
*>‘»w an instructor in the dtof Mrs. John i.eonardi on Oak nve-1|,nsi„ p55 session the Sanford Heights I pnrtment o f geology in the University
mie at I p. m.
Circle was in charge Enlarged serv- <>f Kansas
For the past year Mr
Hoots, ns ii member of the United j
Wallace and ue was the spirit of the meeting.
Monday Mrs .1 M
Stales Geological Survey, carried tin
Mis:h Margarrt Clark will entertain
!>riilgi- at 1ie Country * 'I tilt in
at 1
f
Qunu
v
arrived
investigations
)"
'be
prospective
___ I Store in Florida
Mr- M eail< ! o\
10 Stores in Georgiaof III Ihi
* llulic *r •.f Mr*- G r u d \ G u l d e n s
lay and is the Cn■I.L*
• it v >est
Tan i|>a at 3 |>
charming house guest of Mrs James
1,1 11 territory extending , npproxi
G Sharon Mrs l.ove is state legis- ••»»»••!>• 125 miles north and south and
\\ II Taylor, of Tampa, was m the lative vhainuan o f the Federation of ,,n equal distance east and west along
city yesterday attending to business.
Woman’s Clubs. Mrs. Love will bo the new Mexican border, strong indi
here a week, going from here to cations have been found of what is
perhaps the largest salt bed in tho
L J. King, who is with the K ellogg Green Cove Springs.
world Surveys indicate npprnximnteCorn Flakes Co., was in the city yes
—t---- .
terdav <ailing on his local customers.
|)r and Mrs. Waiter Seay and !>’ 15,000 square miles of prairie counhave been ,r .v omlerlayed with n bed of rock salt
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daughter Ollie May, wh
1i
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Iward, of .Im ksonville. the guests of the former’s daughter, ’ bat ranges from 10 to 1.500 feet in
lies at n
This salt bed lies
Whs ill the city i-sterdai .ailin g on \lrs. Wideman Caldwell, returned to thickness
men
their home in Jacksonville Sunday ev «l. |.th of 900 to 2.300 feet, making it
tin loe.il bllsinc
ist wiK*k ! convenient for mining operations. The ;
—
ening after speeding tin
Mr and Mrs 11 ll Jennings, o f here. They were accompanied home conditions which are favorable to the
formation of salt nre favoral||e also,
HartoW. were visitors in Sanford yes |(y Mrs. Caldwell and baby,
i
to
the formation of potash.
terduy, stopping at the Montezuma.
4 -------Four
test wells nre to lie sunk this
The regular monthly business meet
Paul and Car! Siebold, of Chicago, ing of the Sallie Harrison Chapter, N. winter to get accurate figures about
arrived in the city yesterday and are S. D. A. It., will by helif at the home the underlying strata. Ono well al
registered at the Montezuma.
of Mrs. John G. I.eonardi on Oak ave ready is under wny and the core is
being preserved to show the thick
nue nt four o’clock. It is the hirthdny
Robert T. Thrasher was called to party of the chapter and ull members ness of the different materials penoLakeland yesterday by the serous ill are urged to be present. All visiting trnted. I f these test wells result as
ness of his sister, Mrs. Ed. Sumner. daughters nre most cordially invited. expected In showing the vnlue of tho
salt deposits, other tests w ill be made
to determine the limits o f the field
R. J. Gillespie of Jacksonville wns
C H RISTM AS BAZAAR
nnd the location o f its richer parts.
among the business visitors here yes
Minor test wells at Means, River,
terday.
The ( Christmas brfzanr given each Brynnat, Burns, McDowell nnd St.
Schaefer-Weedon i.i
year by the Holy Cross Guild at tho Rita have produced the raw potash
Mr. nnnd Mrs. Ernest Gormely hnve Pnrish House will he held December
but not on a production basis.
Clothes.
returned from their wedding trip nnd f. and 7.
189-ltc
‘‘If this potash field proves whnt is
are domiciled nt the Roberts home on
expected," said Mr. lioota, “ it will
Laurel avenue.
mean that tho United
States has
C A L L M EE TING
found an internal source which is
Mrs. J. H. Hawley, of Fort Pierce,
There will be n called meeting o f needed so much not only as a soil
and Mra.' James J. Mooney, o f
St.
the Women’s Guild of the Holy Cross fertilizer Lut also, in the manufac
Have him
measure
Petersburg, spent the day here yes
Guild Monday afternoon at tho Rec ture of soap, glnss, explosives and
terday enroute to Fort Picrco.
tory at 3:30 p. m. All members are medical supplies. Comparatively l i t
you for your new suit—
tle potash Is now being, obtained in
requested to be present
Mr. Parr, secretary nnd treasurer of
the United States, nnd what these la
delivered when it is most
the Edison Shop in Atlanta, returned
w y i •’ * * now comes* from western Nebraska,
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Regular
meeting
of
the
W
elfare
to hla home after spending a few dnys
y\
;
Searles Lake, California, and thq
convenient.
here as the guest of Gorlnnd Lawson. Department o f tho Woman’e Club will
Jr\K
be held Wednesday nftemoon at 3:30 ^ rc a t Salt Lake region in Utah,
nt the Womnn’s Club. The program
Garland Iaiwson and Mr. Parr, of
W IL L V IS IT U N ITE D STATES
from "w **l be in charge of Mrs. John G.
Atlanta, returned yesterday
197-2tc
1-ccaburg where the latter went on Leonard)'.
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
Now Goes on Cash Basis
— T 0 N 1G H T
Marshall Neilatfi:
“BITS OF UFp
SANFORD’S =
TEMPERATURE E L
P. McCuller
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
PIANO TUNING, PHONOGRAPH REPi
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BANK BOOK
YOUR
THE CALENDAR SAVING BANK IS THE
BANK BOOK’S A ll)
The Seminole County Bank
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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PAINT WITHOUT OIL
life
The Churchwell Company
Have Your Suit
Tailor Made
We have a special rep
resentative with us all
this week taking orders
for
Illy
JAPANESF, BRIDGE P A R T Y
Miss Virginin Mayo, who has boon
spending the past month as the guest
The Country Club house, which is
o f her sister, Mrs. J. M. Neeley lenvea such an idea? place to entertain, wns
this afternoon for her homo In Ocala. the scene o f a beautiful party yester
day afternoon when Mesdames H aw
M r. and Mra. H. F. Marden and kins Connelly, Ben Caswell and Rob
were hostesses at bridge,
n. J. Marden o f .Auffuata, Me., ar- ert Hines
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A M u 'l a l r l P r » M )
ATH E NS, Nov 15.— Riza Tewflk
Bey, president of the coilncil of state
in tho form er Constantinople govern
ment, said hero today that ho. with
Turkish associates, was going to the
United States for the purpose of car
rying on a campaign against Mustapha Kemal Pasha, whom he
business.
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M a n a i l * A.ev, U a t a H . r U .
THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
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l* m t in -T r * M a r < r
Uvmml M aaairt
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within revcnuo; lastly, do not bo Im
patient, for as Emerison says, “ No
one can cheat you out o f ultimata
success tiut yourself ” — Andrew Car
negie.
----------- o----------Our idea of perfect self-control is
n husband
ishand who can let his
ht wife drive
,
automobile
through congested
...
,
.,
traffic without mnkmg suggestions
P S a a a 148 a s la 4 (0 0 I1. H.
K t t r t b la s
Italra M a li
A s ft ln t la a
L A W IN SMII*P_
P la a r H I
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K aiw a
Urralallaa Haaasaf
IT after 0 p. an.
m il.lS I IH H S OF FLORIDA
DOING T H E IR P A R T
ARE
Although we may concede that
Rood motives inspired It, we must
Sal a r TtSllaa Price la A S ra a ra
protest that an editorial published in
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■ta H e a th * ______________________
Inst Friday’s issue of the Pensacola
D * l l r « r « 4 la City Or C arrie*
Journal
does the publishers of Flor
Oa* W •k____________________ LB C*ata
ida injustice.
Hi
Commenting on the splendid book
•Id eattrely ra v e r*
B raU aal* C a a a l7
a *4 la f a k l U k t l every P rtte y . A 4 v « r - let issued by the Barnet
National
t b l a i ra le * Butte k a a w a * a i t y l l c a lU k
D t a M r a t l * ta raltOaa^- >1 *4 yer hank, of Jacksonville, a review
of
year, alw ay a la aAvaaea.
which was recently printed in The
■ E M B E R T H B -te B B O C lA T K O m i l Times, the Journal says:
Tha Associated Prass ta exclusively
“ This booklet contains information
an till *4 to tha uaa tor rep u bU eallon of
• U nawa d isp atch ** c rad Itad lo It or o f prent value in the promotion o f
■ot otherw ise cradltad In thla paper
and alao tha
local
nawa
published newspaper Advertising
fo r Florida
b a r* In.
newspapers, yet in all the years the
A ll rlcbta o f ra -p u b llc «tlo n o f apacU l
dispatches herein a re alao reaervad.
publishers o f this state have never
secA-^fit
to bend their energy to
o r f w n iiK U A i.n b u i l m .’i o . i ' k » « u
gather and disseminate fncts of this
kind. They have left it for the bank
ers, and
the publishers in pthor
A strike is n loss no matter who states are equally inactive Presumwins.
tnhly this is because the gathering of
such facts would entail work, and
A saving people make s snfc gov- every publisher feels it would not
erppient
lienefit him directly, or at least that
"the other fellow ought to do It as
All men are not equal ,n mind, but well." Thp result is no one makes n
they can be in heart.
move.
This is a Tenl opportunity for eo■‘ Free1 is just ns good n message of operation by the state press associn*
warning ns "Stop, Look. Listen
tions, one that could be performed
----------- o----------without n great deal o f trouble and
No woman can resist thinking
with no expense. Trade information
would have been a success as an
of thi' kind should be gathered and
ress.
'orwurded at once to the special rep
-------- o ----------resentatives of tho papers. No manu
A household budget dors just one facturer sends out salesmen withthing: It convinces a man he must iti- out backing them up with literature
crense his income.
•md arguments to prove why the produel offered is the best
The newsNot until n man has run n business paper should do no less in aiding the
for himself can he discuss business sale of ils space.
problems
intelligently
and
sym
In extenuation it may be said for
pathetically
ibo new owners of the Journal that
---------- o----------' hey have not been in the state long
Main' a fellow has made a suo ess enough to kmo, what the publisher's
in husinc-s in order to meet the t'X
Florida have been doing for the
f :tmil)
tht
ami
i 1' I
|m»ti r*." " f
■■ • i in. ii*
Tin i ei \ thing it is
t riuibb-• t hi i ■ f
irging 11non them is "old “tu ff"
1>
v * ti ill. ui
I ' m publishers of Flor
A.in f..r th* ■ highe t, in*v**r JM'VU
.) i have been doing then full part
late' Hi ■s e i • n 11 Ir* e 1>1 \ *Ti*| \ n j 1 •* 11
t re ''tit;* lb,- atlrin tunis and ad
plus ' it -h f Hill 1, mak e thi' firin' “ HI
-iiliu'", of "iir wonderfully blessed
Colli ejlt i at t: put
terest , "u
all I it'd I" 1in* outside world
The Times
one basket and Watch ha- joined other daily papers of the.
your egg-
in tho p
similar to that with which tho Bar
nett bank’s book is filled in tho great
trade nnd class publications p f tho
country, the publishers paying the
hills; and The Times has had numer
ous pamphlets nnd leaflets printed,
presenting facts o f interest about the
state in general and about south Flor
ida in particular, which It has mailed
to all of the great advertising agen
cies and W tionnl ndvertisers, nnd it
knows th a^H ber'publishers have done
lik e w is ^ ^ ^ p
The imputation that the publishers
of the Florida newspnpern have not
been doing their duty by the state Is
entirely undeserved. Wo are glnd to
give credit to every agency and every
individual aiding in this good work,
It'll we are hound to resent any at
tempt to discredit a class of tnon
nnd women who aro constantly striv
ing nnd doing so much unselfish work
for the public good, regnrdlcss o f any
thought whether their efforts may
rebound to their personal benefit. Nor
is laziness n characteristic o f the
Florida publishers— it is not
their
policy to "let the other fellow do it."
In no other profession or lino o f busi
ness do men work harder or devote
themselves more assiduously to their
tasks than do the newspaper workers.
They are, practically without excoption, the leaders in all progressive
movements in their communities. It
is uaturnlly expected of them, nnd we
know of no instance in any commun
ity in the state in which this confi
dence has been misplaced or this ex
pectation unjustified.— Tampn Times.
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BERN'S HEADS T IC K E T AG E N TS
NOTICE
or moro than forty acres, equipped
with flowing well not more than five
miles from Sanford. P refer a farm
which has been used for grow ing cel
ery. W ill not consider any farm un
less it is located on a public road. Will
wnnt possession immediately. > W rite
description of property and location
and lowest annual rent to Republican
Trucking Company, Tifton, Ga.
189-12tc
F(Yft "RE N T — Jan. l“ " l 953, two “ store
rooms, $65 per month each,— A . P.
Connelly, A gen t
19D-ltc
FOR S A L E — Ford Coupe, a real bar
gain, runa like new, five good tires,
5375, easy terms- Bee McDaniel Butt
at Wight Bros.
199-3tc
FOR S A L E — Hudson 7-passcngcr, ex
ecllent condition, car formerly ownrd by Dr. Walker, a real good buy.
Sro McDowell Butt at W ight Bros. *
199-3tc
FOR S A LE — One 1Mi horso gas ongino, in good condition. Apply El
der Springs Water Co.'s office. 195-6p
wide,
Black, Navy, WUnte. Brown,
S P E C IA L
P
MADERA
Napkins, Handkerchiefs,
Runners, Center Pieces,
Table Tops
FOR R E N T— Comfortable rooms arc
nvnilnblc nt 318 Magnolia Ave.
197-Gtp
x
SPEER
SON
Less!
BUTTER, lb.
:>iir
F A T MACKEREL
GUARANTEED EGGS
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at
All Times
D E L I V E R Y ------------------
t
HIGH CUSS AUTO PAINTING
We use nothing1but the best matcri tl: a
JACKSON’S AUTO PAINT SHOP
Wight Bros. Dept. Garage Building
m aai
IF “GOOD COUNSEL
HAS NO PRICE”
FOR RENT— 2 nicely furnished room.s
with gas, 1004 Elm Ave. 10th S t
____________________
197-Gtp
bed
P ay I
You rnn build up your health H ub sprin g
also tin* fam ily bankroll by purchasing y
cries here. Curry your food purchases l.> r■
and carry this message home to your t. ,
band— you are saving money at these pin'
------------------ Q U I C K
FOR R E N T— Completely furnished
house, fi rooms, modem convenienc
es, 1820 I’nrk Ave., yearly lease at
$05.00 per month, six months, lonae
at $75.00, references required. Own
er, 603 Tampa Street, Tampn, Fla.
197-3tc
FOR R E N T— Furnished
117 Laurel Ave.
,
lllllllll
work done by expert workmen.
FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 107 W. Third.
Phone 79-J.
$3.75
s s flfiP
FOR S ALE — Five acre farm, good six
room house, water piped all over
the place, lighted
with
acetylino
lighting system, five ncres tiled and
in good condition, two good wells,
two acres of celery, and one ncro of
enhtinge, two inules, wagon, plow and
'other tools, 40 Rhode Island chickens.
An exceptionally good buy at $G,Q00,
one-hnlf cash.— A. I*. Connelly &
Sons.
198-3tp
Just Received—All New
54-inch Wool Dress Goods, Navy, Black and Brown
i
v IS T H E
.G R E A T
r IB U I L D E R
liiiiim iim iiiiim m iim iiiiiiiiiii
imes, S. E, 1-d of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. i
1 1 Sec. 26, Twp. 20, Range 29. Thofl.
I Baxter.
11-2-lmo. j
FOB RENT
PORIET TW ILL
a y
Cash !
1’ E R M AN E N T W AVIN G , Shampoo
ing, scalp and fncinl treatment,—
Mrs. McCoy, Wclaka Apnrtnicnt*.
193-12tp
S P E C IA L
P R IC E
PURE FDOl
llllllllll
DEEPER SEED FOR S A LE — I have
n surplus of 35-lbs. o f Ruby King
pepper seeii saved by myself out of
the very best New Jersey stock, $2.75
per lb. Address, E. Grnthen. Dnnih,
Fin.
198-tfc
SATIN BACK CREPE
Hotel, with Mrs. |. Ilourdresu
charge, concerning all trams and
In and out o f Sanford. Special
tosy shown to the pubi;
1.,I| u» fa
drives of all kinds Boat parti*, - specialty. Phone 22.. tm mfontutW
Phone 41.
usS
A .South Cnro!i(i;i i A. ,,j
people boasts of h.-,- • m„r
young bachelors tbm
• ,vr
nation, and the girl h„. iWi
cd to take notice. I!
,, i„
servntion shows thai i .
,
hie o f seein" e n y 'lv
,
THREE desirable furnished rooms for nnd when his ariow |■.. r . i. g nm
housekeeping. Postoffice Box I l f . lers not whether u |
200-Gtp tain 30 cents or n n,11
FOR S A LE A good pinim, price is
right.- (.'nnnon's Cash Grocery, Cel
ery Ave.. Sanford, Fla.
192-10tp
Special
lost
W AN E D — A chance to build
your leading to recovery
new homo before lumber gets any land Co., Sanford. Hr, j,H|,
FOR SA LE
higher. Plana and estimates furnish LOST— Child's Hit,. ' hm.hill* J
FOR S A LE — 1 ice box, I show caso, ed.— Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc
coat, Cedar Rapid*
3 pieces of marble. Call at 217 San
Finder return t„ E h
ford Ave.
•
200-0tp W A N T E D TO R E N T — Permanent, 8 court house. Reward
'
- or 4 room unfurnished apartment,
FOR SALE — Sewing machine, all at
flat or house, desirable location. A d
tachments. Postofflco box 117.
dress
“ F. S.” care Herald office, San
200-Gtp
ford, Fla. <
192-tfc
FOlt S A LE — A largo reed baby car W AN TE D — A lease and option on u
Mrs. J. B. Cnlder has opened , |J|
riage, $25.00. Phone 287-W. 199-3p
truck farm of not less than twenty and information bureau at the V'iMJ
SKK T H E N E W S C I’ ERIO It
( H E V K O l.E T A T T H E S A N FOR S ALE 10 acres in Longwood.
ji a n (;a h a (;e c o .
200-3 u- comer of Grove and Orange a v e -1
.%-ineh Filet Net, colors Baque, Ecru and White,
Ho,
n
Iteiehs Hank was sending
to
theF o il S A L E — Dosier and Guys* paints
provinces, the police revealed today
nnd varnishes at Sunford Novelty
The disappearance occurred while the Works, Snnford agents.
183-tfc
shipment was on the way from the
hack nnd I. to the relay station here FARM ERS You can get seed hrfranc and irrigation plugs at tbs
.■snnford Novelty W irkn.
100-tft
The Herald for 1’ost Garun.
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L O S T - P a ir Of K\„
WE W A N T to recharge and repair
use same but m y , . j . J ” '
your batteries. Our atarter, generiN to A. P. Connell,
tor and ignition repair department ia LOST— 1 8-mont)
,i | ^
In chargo of an .expert.
Genuine
pup, large for
» "J* '»B 1
‘W j
“ E X ID E "
Battery
Service— R A Y lbs. Black and whit,,
n>ou, Lib‘
BROS. I’hono 848, Sanford. 172-tfc reward for return
10.000,oon M AR K S LOST
FOR SALE — C melody »axophone
MERLIN. Nov H I . - Ten million
good as new. $120 takes it, half
marks in currency disappeared
Mon- cash, balance $10 per month. R. J.
lay from a consignment that the Holly, Herald Office.
170-Gtp
CURTAIN NET
40-in.
FOR R E N T— Furnished .apartment,
with private bath, on first floor, 813
Mngnolia avenue.
200-6tp
Cl has! Med Ada I t » line* No
sd taken for tads than 15eand positively no claaolflod
ads eharKod to onyono. Cash
must accompany all ordora.
Count fire words to ■ lino
and remit accordingly.
tj
nvwtment Co., A ,
W AN TE D — 18,000 at once, beat ot
security. Call at H ill Hardware Co. YOUNG coTTi-i.t ,
—W. I. Hughey.
l$7-8tp
privnte family .
FOR S A LE Oil E XCH ANG E for a
smaller car, 7-pnssongor Packnrd.—
S A V A N N A H , Gn., Nnv. 10— O ffi Fred R. Wilson. Car nt Williams’ Gncers elected by the Railroad Asso- r0??:__________________________ 197-tfc
cintion of Ticket Agents today in S E V E R A L HOUSES for sale House
eluded F J. Bums o f Chicngo, ns
f or rent. Seo Thigpen,
96-tfc
president
Portland, Oregon,
was
WOOD FOR S A L E — $K.r,0 a cord.
chosen as the next meeting place.
I'lcaac arrange to pay cash on dcRegional representatives
will bt
where
*,very'
“ n<* 8l)ec^y
kind of wood
chosen eii route to Havnna,
•
,
wanted,
when
plncing
your
order.— F.
the members plan to go for n visit,
19G-tfc
S. Vemay.
_.
SPEER
Heavy weight,
CLASSIFIED
a
R E N T - S t „ „ . r<xjm .
Block, West First *tr™ '*
meson Shoo Shop.
cC*“7
>l€
11.
room,
197-Gtp
Then this phase of our service
alone, should be worth much to
you in your business transactions
FOR S ALE — Rco Specdwagon. See
W. G. Fox at Dutton's Cold Stor
age.
194-Gtp
r o R R EN T— Rooms and kitchenette.
—Shirley Apartments opposite poet
iffice, upstairs.
28-tfe
FOR R E N T — Unfurnished apartment
Fcmdale Apartments, 305 E. First
S treet
190-tfc
j FOR R E N T — One bed room and kitch
en furnished, price $15 per month.
; Apply to Mm_ H. I). Durant at Lake
i Mary.
103-tfc
W ANTED
W A N T E D — Two girls with previous
experience desire positions ns sales
ladies or clerical work, can furnish
references. Address "Position" care
of Herald.
I99-4tp
a
We invite you to come in and
talk over your plans with us.
I
First National Bank!
A COM M UNITY BU ILD ER
F. I*. FORSTER, President
B. F. W W TNKH. I " 1'1" *
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TasrrtJs»
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THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEM BER 1
NOTICE
1922
RTY OWNERS
^Thc total estimated cost of said improvement of Fourth street la $12,090.00.
The Asensnient.s against the various pieces of property hereinafter dohi I 11Mmj
luttmg upon the
ALL PERSONS IIBRBINAFTBR NAM ED OWNING* I’ROPFin v
«
N
-which
have
been t^ntnU^ly T ' m,>,Mt':d iM" ,r° VOn,l'm ° f ',Hld Fourth
MAGNOLIA A V E N U E :
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etermined by the Assessor, covering the pro
You are hereby notified What on the 12th day of October, A
f sani improvement to bo bomre by the respective
CommiB.ion of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary
"
" f Property hereiniifler described, and the estimated amount of the
n* for the grading and paving of Magnolia Avenue f l t
" h „ h « ill' inline to the various pieces of property hereinafter deth to Central Street, with vitrified brick or other h,.'rt
/
h Strt'ct srr,' ’’‘(i abutting i i j m i i i said Fourth Street to l*e improved in the manner nlwrve
total estimated coat of said improvement of Mag | SUr’ a" ‘
-fat ’d aie as follows to-Wit
_y
.
Amount of
Description of Property
Asessment
Her
ridan Jewett, Lot 1, Blk C, Markham Park Heights $ 8G.49
McClelland, Lot 5, Blk D, Markham Park Heights 198 07
ntn Baumlatcr, Lot 8, Block E, Markham Park
[ Heights .................................................... .
...... 25D 87
Stockton, lira., Lot 0, Block E, Markham Park
Amount
of Eat. Menefit
fk
Description of iVojierty
Asessment to Property
“ W Simms, Lot if,. [flock 5, Tier 2
r$400.00
^wv.w
fitu.vy
$475.00
The special assessments against the various pieces of property above de
scribed are payable optionally, as follows, either in full within thirty days
after the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments, with
interest at the rate of eight per cent, per annum from the date of tho com
pletion of said improvement.
ticipated in by important men o f the
The American Fruit Growers, Inc-,
company nand by the largest adver further evidence their faith in this, It
tising agency in the U. S. A., which is reported, by contracting with »*•
places its national advertising.
It [ Icctcil northern papers for wha(. la
shows their belief that newspaper ad-, said to he the largest amount of
vertising is the one l>vst advertising space used in any one year by any adimy.
vertisers of perishanlile foodstuffs.
310 00
w .v .\ w v v v v v w in r w i—
Ownei
A meeting of the Equalizing Hoard of the City of Sanford, Florida,
will be held at tbe*t*ity Hall on the 27th day of November, A. D. 1922, at
Eat. Benefit
Eight o'Clock p. m. at which meeting said Equalizing Board will hear all
to Property
claims and objections as to the character of all said improvements to bo paid
$ 100.00
for in part by special assessments, and as provided for in the resolution here
000.00
inabove referred to.
Witness my hand us City Clerk.-and the seal o f the City of Sanford,
Florida, on this the 15th day of November, A. D. 1922.
(S E A L i
,
L. R. PHILIPS,
ll-10-23-2tc
City Clerk, Sanford, Floridn.
[Heights
-.....- --- ---------- -------- 259.87
310 00
r. Roper, Lot 7, Block E, Markham Park Hclghta.... 498.07
600 00
Drummond, S H Lot 9 and All 10, Blk. 12 Tr
MOSQUITO CONFERENCE
influence with sufficient thorough
2, E. R. Trafford’a M a p ............................... ’ ....' 311.85
375 00
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH ness and accuracy to ho of aid to
3. Gifford, Lot 0, Blk. IS, Tr. 2...„............................. 207.90
260qJ
A T DAYTONA DEC. 7 our sales force by showing tho num
nown, Lot 2, Block 14, TV. 3 — ............................. 207.90
250 00
ber and nature of retail outlots and
The Special AsaessmonU against the various pieces of property above
As the duto for the State Board of by giving valuable co-operation In
crihcd are payable optionally, as follows: Either in full within thirty
Health anti-mosquito conference to connection with the distribution of
after the completion of tho work, or in ten equal Installments, with in*
be held in Daytona December G and 7, our products."
sst at tho rate of eight per cent, per annum from tho date of thct'omnleThe above is from n general circu
draws nearer, interest is becoming
of said improvement.
lar
to all offices issued April 10, 1922,
more marked ull kVovcr the stato,
A meeting of tho Equalling Board of tho City of Sanford, Florida, will he George W. Simons, chief sanitary en by the Americana Fruit Growers,
st tho City Hall on tho 27th day of November, A. D. 1922. at eight o'clock gineer, declared yesterday following lne., headquarters at Pittsburg, out
1. at which meeting said Equalising Board will hear all claims and nbjec- a perusal of a great stack of letters lining and giving the reasons for the
js as to the character of all said improvements to be paid for in part by
. (concerning the conference which had advertising policy of that organiznial assessments, and as provided for in the resolution hereinabove refer- :been received at his olfice during tho lion. This policy was determined up
to.
on only lifter ninny conferences par
1past several days.
[fitness my hand an City Clerk and the Seal of the t'ity of Sanford, Flori
A recent survey of towns and rities
[on this the 15th day of November, A. I). 1922
a.ring the East Coast, Engineer Si(S E A L )
I. It PHILIPS,
metis said, indicates that practically
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•
City Clerk, Sanford, Florida. all continunities on the Atlantic seahoard will he represented. Assuranc
es of representation were received
from St. Augustine, St. Petersburg
and Perry during the past week.
ALL PERSONS H E R E IN A FTE R NAM ED OWNING PROPERTY <>N
Prior to the receipt of these many1
ELM AV E N U E :
"tiicrs already mentioned have ar
You are hereby notified that on the 12th day of October, A. D 1922, tin
rived at the llurcou of Engineering
;y Commission of Sanford, Floridn. did adopt a preliminary resolution pro I he people uf pi u y want tile remainling for tho grading and paving of Elm Avrmn fiorn First Stm t Sn,»th
dei "f the state to know of its nios
Thirteenth Street; with vitrified brick or other hard nirfa<c material
.put" work in th' past, that small
The total estimated coat of said improvement of Kirn \venue i- fl?
town having been •.11, of tin lust to
LOO.
t i (m ip .,. t.vr wuik t ' eradicate the
The assessments against the various pieces of property hereinafter ■!■ pests, Mr Melons siud
7 '
lave Oak is
ihed, abutting upon the contemplated improvement of said Him Avenue, bowing much iMteiesl. and no doiiht
it h have been tentatively determined by the A»M-hmr. covering the proper a .11 lie represented
of tho oxponse o f said improvement to he borne by tin- respective pieces id
The Florida Federation of Women’s
uperty hereinafter described ,nnd thp estimated amount of th benefit which 1 Inhs will he represented through its
II accrue to the various pieces of property hereinafter described, abutting various health cnliuuitt*■••s, members
on said Elm Avenue to he improved in the manner above stated are as fol yi which will attend the conference, 1
ws, to-yrit:
\ number of industrial and colonizing ]
Amount of Hat iiiii.fit , ..tii , fils will he repri senleil to a.
kviicr
Description of Property
\:tesMiient to Property .11111■ infnim.it inM **n h' 1w *lit \ 1nan
L'.Otpr.
ktli Woodruff, Lota 9 and 10, Block 5, Tier
$.3 If, no
trr tins work Jmlgiog f r>.in rei H O 1It
32000
298 II
1.1. W, Brinson, I-ot 3, Block 10, Tr 7
ulrea.dy ns'ef\'ed, Mr Sim,ms said.
2.'io no
S. Dlnkcl, iJot 4, Block 10. Tr 7
233.1r.
men iiamt uam-.ii of |11omiueie e in
250.00
233
If.
[nknown, Lot 8, Block 12, Tr, fi
\trimi!l\ every Florida city have .tig
250.flu
Inknown, Lot 9, Block 12, Tr. fi
233.15
lllfied their intention .if mccliinK m
250,00
233.15
L J. Duggnr, Lot 2, Block 13, Tr 7
Dnytitna.
500.00
K'itS.30
nknown, Lots 9 and 10, Block 11, Tr. G
Dr Rul|ih N Greene, former ritate
The special assessments against tho various pieces of property above de- health officer, and undTr whom the
irihed are payable optionally, as follows: Kith cr in full within thirty days ivr? y project was roncliiided, has anfter the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual install mentn. with in nmint eil hiu Intention to attend the
from the date of tin* eomple roll f eirein >• State Sennit >r .1 II S<■ales
rest ut the rate of eight per cent per annum 1
" f J’jiyliT riiunty, in which Perry i.i
(on af said improvement.
A meeting of tho Equalizing Board uf the < ity «.f Sanford, Florida wi|l I. .. nti .I, lias also Kigrufic<| his mten
hold nt the (..ity Hall on the 27th day of Nuvrinher, A, D 11
922, at hiight lion of iisiiniii.* in the |>ri'|>a rat ton of
['Clock p. m. at whichm ecting said Equalizing Board will hear all claims and pinin' for tin- state wide ramp'iiiMi
Miami's successful mosquito tight
bjoctiona as to tho chnractur of all said Improvements to he pnid for in part
special assessments, and as provided for in the resolution hereinabove re of this summer will ho discussed by (
representatives from that city.
tired to.
,
An effort is being made to have Dr.
Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford, Flor
J. Y Porter, Florida’s first stato
ida, on this tho 15th day o f November, A. D. 1922.
health offiror, and pioneer yollow fe(S E A L )
L R. PHILIPS,
|
ll-IO 23-2te
City Clerk, Sanford, Florida. vor worker, present in the anticipa
tion of an address upon the initial (
i ompnign of the state hoard.
The program is now being drawn
up in co operation with the chamber
A L L PERSONS H E RE IN A FTE R NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON of commerce of Daytona, and, it is
; announced, that organization Is plan
M YRTLE AVENUE:
You are hereby notified that on tho I2th day of October, A. I). 1922, the ning to take care of a great many
|City Comlmssion of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary' resolution pro- visitors when the conference con- j
Over J billion
riding fo r tho grading and paving of Myrtle Avenuo from Fourth street South venes.
An interesting exhibit to diagramto Thirteenth Street, .with vitrified brick or other hard surface material. Tho
mntirnlly show what work is contem
total estimated cost of said improvement of Myrtle Avenue is $27,500.
The Assessments against tho various pinecs of property hereinafter de plated and whnt can he accomplished
scribed, abutting upon the contemplated improvement of said Myrtla Avenue, by a whole-souled campaign of the
which have been tentatively determined by tho Assessor, covering the propor people of the state is being prepared.
Interest in Florida's anti-mosquito
tion o f the expense o f said improvement to bo borno by the respective pieces
conference,
Mr. Simons said, is not
of property hereinafter described, and the estimated amount of the benefit
which will accrue to the various pieces o f property hereinafter described, abut- confined to this state. letters have
' Hng upon said Myrtle Avenue to be improved in the manner nbove stated been received from Texas stating that
they are instituting a similar confer
I are aa follows, to-wit:ence
to be held during the month in
Amount of Est. Uencfit
Dallas.
Those putting across
the
OwneT
Description o f Property
Asessment to Property
Texas meeting have written tho state
D. E. Becker, Lot 10, Block fl, Tier 5 ............. ............$259.03
$290.00
Frank Brunson, Lot 10, Block 14, Tier 6 .................. — 163.87
200.00 board of health here asking copies of
The special assessments against the various pieces of property above de the program now being followed in
the state and any other information
scribed are payable optionally, as follows: Either In full within thirty days
which may bo of benefit to the Texans
after the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with in
in their campaign.
terest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from date of the completion of
the said improvements.
NEWSPAPERS GIVE BEST
A. meeting of the Equalising Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will
ADVERTISING RESULTS
be held ab the City Hall on the 27th day of November, A. D. 1022, at eight
o'clock p. m. at which meeting said Equalising Board will hear all claims and
"Newspapers are selected aa prin
objections aa to the character of all said improvements to be paid for in part
cipal advertising mediurita for outr
by special asaessments, apd as provided for in the resolution hereinabove re
uso because:
ferred to.
; "Newspaper space affords the beat
Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford,
opportunity in local advertising fbr
Florida, on this the 16th day of November, A. D. 1922.
the educational type of copy neces
(B E A L )
L. R. PHILIPS,
sary to introduce a complete line of
ll-16-23-2tc,
,
„ „ City Clerk, Sanford, Florida
products.
“The placing of newspaper adver
tising can be so regulated that tho
copy will fit.current clrcuiqsUnces,
{£
TO A L L PERSONS HEREINAFTER NA M E D O W NING PROPERTY ON and always be timely, making U pos
sible to present our products to read
FOURTH STREET:
ers just when they are for sale In
hereby
notified
that
on
the
12th
day
of
October,
A.
D.
1922,
the
' You
of 8anford,' Florida, did adopt a preliminary resolution pro- the stores.
"Newspapers, better than any other
and paving of Fourth Street from Sanford Avenue
Lsocmr It M r m T obacco Co.
media,
have surveyed their sones of
with ita tfM '-W e k or other hard surface material.
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m
W (
ivenue is $28,.
[The assessmenta agafnat the various pieces o f property h..r i. /.
,
icd, abutting upon the contemplated improvement of said Mnen^ V *"'
which h . . . been tentatively determined by the A ,,c“ 1
'
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ortlon of the expenae of aald improrement to ha home bv
the
•
o,yroperty hemlimftae dmcvlbrf. end
™
hich will accrue to the varioua pieces of property herein, f, L. f b
'
ling upon said Magnolia Avenue, to be improved in ih« ^ ^ eSc^llH,‘,’
as follows, to-wit:
1
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T- * .
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Don’t Guest
1
Don*! Take Qiaacet
I
STERLING PAINT, $2JS GALLON
AFTER BEING THINNED WITH PURI U S E D Ofl* RSAIT
FOR USB.
ANALYSIS
PIGMENT
LEAD AND ZINC-• ••••■-■• *i
ASBESTINE •• —>»■«■»«, m .
LIQUID
PURE LINSEED OIL, TURPENTINE
AND DRYER ............................ 110%
WE DO NOT BELIEVE PAINT CAN BE MADE BETTER AT ART
PRICE, OR FROM ANT KNOWN MATERIALS.
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OUR AGENTS WILL DELIVER AT ABOVE PRICE, OR W1
WILL DO SO.
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Jacksonville, Fla.
For SaJa at Sanford, Florida, by tba
SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS
V. E. Collar, Prop.
HILL LUM BER COMPANY I
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS ~
Phone 135 for Your Wants
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” NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Our plm t* i>f luisiness w ill l »«* ilnstql all d ay
SATURDAY, NOVKMBHK ItTII
ARMISTICE DAY
3
Hul we tin* pri'pnml to take inn o f your every want
in
m
Imililing materia) if your order is received before then.
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Hill Lumber Co.
S K R V IC E , Q U A L IT Y , P R IC E
’v&ni
I’hone 135
Yard: Corner Third and M yrtle
Tilt* package suggests it.
Your taste confirms it.
The sales prove it.
(
solil yearly
Convenient)
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CIGARETTES
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
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Our Work— PLE ASE S— Our Price
902 French Avenue
SANFORD
Machine & Foundry Co.
ik s c o l Machine and Boiler Works;
Cylinder. Grinding; DeLnxe Platons;
Fly Wheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank
Akafla Returned— r.-------^-Phnde1 «$
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Kterf body Drives a Used Car After
the First Week
See these Live Bargains:
SA N FO R D N O V E L T Y
W ORKS .
FORD S E D A N
LE X IN G T O N
OLDSM OBILE
BUICK * '-<
" LIB E R T Y
DODGE
OVERLAND
O A K L A N D (2)
CHALM ERS
COLE 8- *
DORT
GRANT
V. C. COLLER, Prop-
G ILLO N & F R Y
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
j
Wasting bouse Lights and Appliances
New Line of Fixtures
123 West First Street
B. W . H E R N D O N
INSUR AN CE AGENCY
FIRE--------A UTO--------- BONDS
S. O. Shinholser
piese cars have been thoroughly re
conditioned. Will accept other cars as
part payment or give the difference
If your car is better.
Terms: Cash, trade or long
payments.
Contractor and Builder
FLORIDA
easy SANFORD
■ — -
are partly cooked a t
RUPMOHU.E and LEXIN G TO N
Distributors
the m ill by a special
process. It is so easy
for you to do the rest
109 Park Arc..-------- Sanford, Florid
Cards of Sanford*- Reput
able Profenaional Mm, each
of whom, in hi* rhmm pro
fession (hr Herald recom
mends to the people
West Virginia
50.00t'
Khod.- l-iafiti
I 1,000
N figures have tw-on given out b>
Lhdaware. Mississippi, North Carolina,
Aruona. Kansas. Missouri, Arkansas,
Illinois >r IVnnessi-*. but ihc figures
tile rated at~-\e tetal f I
The figures from the other states will
•• "a: mor. Mail another million
'That t h o s e who hunt in live field
George A. DeCottes
Attorney-at-Law
ien • triers are idle. w<- seep mov.
there .* .« reason f ir it. Q l’ It'K
Ut K TRANM ER
i “ho- e Js.
t real reason is. we give SKR1 hat s our middle dame
e *•*>
liM-Th-Fn-Sat
SANFORD
FRED R. WILSON
ATTO R NEY -A T -LA VV
tional
Rank
Building
F L O R ID A
CHELLE M A INKS
I
LATTER
—Court Hous«
•yea hxamiwed
Glaaaea Designed
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Qp|
jy
Our aim is to SERVE the commun
ity. not merely to have a job —QUICK
SERVICE TR A N SFE R . Phone 498.
194-Th Fri Sat
,
We are in the tnis*r
b u s in e s s
q u ic k
T R A N S FE R
Optician Optometrist
213 East First St rest
Sanford. F la
ELTON J. M O UGHTON
ARCHITECT
w \i .t 1 t .ta.vU. »U1 0". .
there will begirt
“That more than nix millions of
pear.
of every Citu»r „j
dollars have been paid into various
throughout ! i » r
state treasuries by hunters of Large Joints Caused Her So Much Pain
Rheumatics Here Rejoice
She
Could
Hardly
Walk
news
is flashM
and small game this fall is something
TJie many people here who have
Until
She
Began
Using
giant
harvester *■
that everyone does not know,” said J.
tried first one thing then another will
RE-CU-MA
.
Pulp
and
Pap^r njr
be happy to learn what Mrs. Marine
gnn
ojxratinne
said, and they din get RE-CU-MA
Jacksonville, November 15.— Hun
is a^co.iKphih
from the Union Pharmacy to prove it.
dreds who suffer from rheumatism
will be given ■*.: -,
— Adv.
like Mrs. Ida Marine did, will rejoice
first load of gr»s.
to know that a sure and reliable treat
Senator Fletcher is urging the carried into the t,;*
pleasure of seeking game. The li
cense is the least inexpensive thing ment has at last been placed within president to appoint Judge Nathan
P. Bryan to fill the vacancy on the
that has to be procured, but it is the reach of such sufferers.
People interest^
Mrs. Marine lives at 1323 Main bench of the United Stages supreme as the French toi,
something that ta absolutely neces
sary. It la also necessary for one to Street, and made the following im court caused by the resignation of ville, near Tern-J,
have a good gun, the best of ammuni pressive statement, to the RE-CU-MA Judge Day. As good a man for the miles east of
tion, the necessary clothing, etc., if man. “ I had pains in my left knee so place would be hard to find.
forward to a big terrible alt the time I never had a
Strawberry growers in Osceola year. This sett.cr
one is going to hunt with comfort.
W e have done a bigger business in minute’s peace, no matter what 1 took vounty are settling down to the rou French Canadur.
tine of their work. Moat of the re from the province
sportsmen’s supplies this year than or tried.
“I
saw
this
RE-CU-MA
treatment
planting is over and the scramble feen settled by a r
ever before and 1 understand that the
same situation is being experienced praised so much that 1 decided to try for suitable and it sufficient number fcople. The Hats
Cultural Well known mem!
by dealers all over the United States. it too. Well, I have now taken two of planta is about over.
“The hunters of Pennsylvania paid bottles and ! can see why people arc methods are now in order. The cam- Bishop Masgitotte.
in 3480,000 for the privilege of hunt so wild about it. The pain began to paign that put Osccio county up in estrd in the project
ing in that state. Here are some oth
er figures:
Ohio ............ ............... 1308,000
Washington ---------284,000
California .....
406,000
New York
274,000
Minnesota .....
250,000
Wisconsin ..
266,000
Oregon
_ ...
257,000 i
Idaho
159,000
Colorado
__ ..... ___..... 126,000 I
New Hampshire
......
110,000
Maine — ....
109,000
Massachusetts ____
133,000
Virginia ......
119,000
South Carolina
102,000
Atahamn
159,000
Indiana
...
......... 125,000
Iowa
114.0000
Louisiana
102,000
Nebraska
100,000
New Jersey
158,000
Utah
85,000
South D ak ota_______
86,000
Oklahomn
74,000|
Maryland
96,000
Kentucky
i,
54,000
Wyoming
67,000
Vermont
*
54,00t)
Texas
16,000
North Dakota
12,000
Montana
12.000
W H tC K E R C tR C A L C o f^ ^
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SER VICE T R A N S FE R
Phone t?S.
1
The ladies of the First Baptist
eburch will bold their annual bazaar
I>ecember 15-16. Place announced lat*■*■l» - 2 t c
E. F. DE L A H AYE , Jr.
Architect aad Engineer
15 yeara experience hi Residence. Ga
n g * , Storage-Warehcxixe, Mill Conetrartion. Re-enforced Conerota StrucThu advance in price is made neceatnree, Hoteia, and Office Buildinga. P. sary to meet the coat of cutting and
O. Box 1125. Phone 339-L-2. Sanford
hauling, and no orders will be accepted after that date, except at the new
price, $8.50 per card.
All orders in band prior to Norexa
her tenth will be filled at present
price
F. S. V E R N A Y .
are »;
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proven !y answers to a r um
t < r -f tt-lrg r.* rtl s re. entlv -enl out I’ *V |■ |■
Portland iOrv.1 t'hanibcr of Com- ■ ■
rnerve requesting to know the amount £ ■
of money sportsmen spent in various ■ ■
places
The Maine Commissioner of ■ ■
Pish and Game replied that from $30,- " ■
'*” ".'"•0
itHi.otNi were left
in £ ■
M r me year!) by IhoM* who hutit and ■ *
ord that ■ ■
Oissi.s*. m-r,. left there by -ports- J[ J|
m.r ea< r* >e,»r, Wisconsin placed the JJJJ
figures at 33.000,1*00; Denver at $20,- ■ ■
OtHj.tXH) and San Francisco at $11,000,- ! 5
000. These five scattered points g i v e . * !
a total o f $315,000,000. The Portland ■ ■
i hamU-r of Commerce wanted these ■ ■
answers to refute any argument that
it d.n-sn 't pay to eater to sportsmen. ' J|JJ
With game more plentiful
now ■ ■
thar. it ha- been for many years, with ■ ■
"is « vonss-rv ation measures being put ! !
;r. force, with the l tilted States gov- 5 !
ernment very much interested m tne ■ ■
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m every *iatr, it does pay every ■ ■
city and stale to cater to sportsmen. £ !
The states that spent money yearly ■ ■
to breed game, that spends money on ■ ■
game preserves and stocks them gets ! !
a lot of money back for its citixens J J
for the sportsmen will go there to ■ ■
hunt and they will spend money in : ! ■
travelling. This has been one o f the J "
greatest bunting seasons on record. ■ *
Those who have Cot already sntmt ! ■
the
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NOTICE
Busmcas and Professional Woman’s
Ui“b banquet Monday at 8:00 p. ra_ in
the Palm room. Vakdex. Phone rraer
' stvon to Mrs. Z*bb Ratliff, 416-W,
no4 later than nocc Friday.
200-ltc
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The D t s f i t m c f W «Ley will hare n
STROUT FARM AGENCY
Ia turkey sapper Saturday evening. i^ S
November 18th. is n « i recently va- i * *
113 'Magnolia Are.
i cated by Hintertsister Plan* Ox, ca ! ■
V r s mJ A r w w n e
It’
V S — -A.
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Lakeside farm and grove of 200 Railroad Arerrae. Weiaka \ yx k $! 00
trees, 20 acre*. Several acres heavy, per plate.
black loam, best of soil for vegetables,
strawberries, pears, plums, goavax,
grapes. Good 5 room house. Excel
lent shooting ard fishing. 2 mile* to
Well Dye Fer To*
railroad station, stores, church, school
BO N T O N S T E A M P R E S S E R Y —household furniture and farming
t<xiIs included. $2^50.
$1,250 cash,
Seat k McKee, Props.
184-tfc
CLEANING. DYEING. ALTERING balance I and 2 years.
Work caled for and delivered
The Herald. 15c per week, delivered
Phase 464-J*--------314 West First St.
R O Y A L S O C IE T Y
36-inches shrunk from 15 fast colors. Pink
Rose. Blue. Green. Yellow. White. Special
varri—
la d ie s ' pure Thread Silk Hose, full fash
ion, Special—
With one ball o f floss
W hite
A ll sizes. Special for 2 days, i-.i
E xtra heavy Pullman Towel with Bi
dor. V e ry fine grade o f Buck f
each—
Ladies’ Sweaters
Slipover and Tuxedo styles, extra good values for $2.50 and
All colors and styles. Special for—
TOYS, DOLLS, A N D BOOKS— B U Y T H E M N O W
AND
H A V E
THEM P U T A W A Y U N T IL XM AS
RoiD
F R ID A Y
B jj it with a Herald Want Ad.
SATUBDAV
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,
ra requested to phone Mrs. R.
tives in Clarion and Can»<m, Pa., and I
Elmira, N. Y. They expect to arrive; >*•
l nt their
meir home
nonic at
at Geneva the latter! *S
.Jr. and Mrs. J. II. Battle, o f Phlla- part of November.
pitKD DAIGBB, Society
delpbia arrived in the city yesterday
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for a short visit and are stopping at ^ r t *a « » *•
*» "a "a to
^
. . . k.T. u r ,rir - f * to“ ,:5 t_T L the Montezuma.
^ Tv r^ r g a a a m
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= EAST SANFORD :
It. L. McKenzie, of Jacksonville,
representing the Kelly Springfield
Tire Co., is spending a few days here ?
calling on hi* local customers
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GENEVA
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iENEV A
It determines failure or suc
cess in baking, more
than any other ingredient.
*
If you do not always have
satisfactory bakings,change
to Oilumet for just one triaL
It is pure; containing only
such ingredients as have
been officially approved by
U. S. Food Authorities.
Within the Calumet factor
ies — the largest and most
sanitary on earth-hundreds
of skilled workers clad in
white are busily engaged in
!
Thursday
F riday
SATURDAY
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th at's the big thing in
successful bakin g
X! fcj
Duife a number of people from
h.
here
j*tletiib'd Armistice (In; in San
ford Saturday.
SOCIAL C A L E N D A R
------Mr* i. i Nicholson .pent ln*t
Mr* .1 1- M< < lelland had her week with her son, J J. Nudiolsoii,
|ur“ !ny—Mrs. B. W. Herndon will
Mr. and Mrs. W. M
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of mother, Mr*. Brown, of Ft. Christ- of u*u-eii
,
Sentertnin the members of tho Dupli Framingham, Mass., areWilliam*,
among the
Mr- J M Little, and daughter, of
nirlvalB hero yesterday and nre pleas mas. nnd aunt, Mr*. Taylor, of Chucate Ijridge Club.
. biota as guests over Armistice Day New Smyrna, and Mrs B. F. Griggs
luntdsy—Ml*, ft. A. Ncwroata will antly located at the Montezuma.
nnd the week-end.
nnd daughter of St. Augustine spent
Dtcrtnin the members of the Even,
Mr*.
James
Purvis
and
Mrs
A*ha few day* last week with Mr*. T.
line Bridge Club.
Mrs. Sumter Davis left yesterday
L r*(lay—Tho Idlers Club will be for Orlando for n two duys visit in ley Purvis were in Orlando shopping W i'revatt
| Mrs. Win. Kilbe and Mrs. E. H.
ntertained by Mrs. Hsrry Ileeron our sister city. I While there Mrs. Inst Thursduy.
Virginin and l.eon Purvis are driv-j
in Sanford
----- | Kilbe spent Thursday
Ion Union avenue.
Davis will attend the grand opern.
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a
brand
new
baby
Overland
run-|
with Mrs. K. H." Kilhe’s ntvodnughter,
lursdny—Mrs. George Knight will Many of the people from Sanford nre
about.
Mrs Roy Tillla.
r ntjTtnin the Auction Bridge Club attending the opera that is going on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
F.
Baker,
o
f
J J. Nicholson, of Osteen, was
this week in Orlando, and .they nil
it 3 p. m.
Cameron City, have as their guest, here Friday on business.
iursday—Mm. Forest Lake will en say that is very fine.
Mrs. Karl Higgins, of Columbus, O.
Mr and Mrs. David Speer of San
tertain tho members of the Every
Mrs. Higgins will remain until De ford were in Geneva Saturday.
Week Bridge Club at her home on
Oscar Vernon, manager for
thejrenthrr
Mr. Ileftry Levy, Mr. H. Kilbe, V. (
Pork avenue.
Texas Oil Co. of this iity, leaves to
T.
Peters, Grover Lefilcs and Rufus
Mr*.
C.
E.
t'hooponing
is
leaving
ridny • Mrs. David Caldwell will cn- day for Hartwell, Go., where lie will
Brown
were in Titusville Wednesday
on
Sunday
for
her
trip
to
Ohio.
l trrtnin the members of the Lucky visit his relatives. Mr. Vernon will
Mrs (Bud) E. J. Ward, Jr, and attending the cattle raisers associa
Thirteen Bridge Club at her homo also visit mnny plnrcs of interest in
tion
on Magnolia ave. .
North Carolina while on hi* vacation. little son Dnil are returning this week
Mr and Mr*. Martin and daughter
.ridny—The regular monthly meeting
from several months’ stay in Illinois
arrived
here Saturday from Georgia
with Mrs. Ward's people. They nro
! of the Snllie Harrison Chapter N. S.
BRIDGE PAR TY
—to spend the winter.
I). A. It., will bo hold at tho homo
Mrs. David Caldwell will entertain to live in town on 7th street.
Mr nnd Mr*. Kndor Culett were
of Mrs. John Leonard! on Oak ave nt bridge tomorrow afternoon at hefn
..........It. II, Squire ■'
Mr*.
is cm.-nauung
entertaining in Orlando Monday on business.
nue at 4 p. m.
home on Mngnoliu nve., the guests in-] bur Sunday school dn*s of I’d little
Mr and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield were
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fomlny—Mrs. J. M. Wallace and eluding the members of the Lucky folk* Friday evening nt her home
in Lake Gem Tuesday on business.
Mias Margaret Clark will entertain Thirteen Bridge club.
at their ’once-a-month meeting for
Mis. E. II. Kilbe spent the week
business.
at bridge nt the Country Club In
end with her stepdnughter,
Mrs.
honor of Mrs. Grady Glddens of
George Mitchell was here from
C ALL MEETING
Waller Yarher, of New .Smyrna.
Tampa at 3 p. m.
There will he an important call Orange county calling on friends re
Mr* Luster, of Lake Hartley, spruit
— ■«
meeting of the Women’s Guild of the cently.
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
I> A. Mitehel) ha* been building a Edgar llnrt.
.1 M. Woodward, of Jacksonville, Holy Cross Church, Tuesday after
Hill and •••■»
has ten
rn« among the business visitors here noon at the Rectory nt II o’clock. All camp
---. on -Mitchell
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Mi* llertha David, of Brunswick,
member* nre requested to he present. n,,'v arrivals from Madison county Gn . were here Monday on business
yr-ti-rdny,
_______________working for him through the celery
Me- Rom' nnd Sam Levy, of Long
season.
li, orge T. Einscn of Cuthbert, Gn.,
HJ( ’K O K -HESS
Island, N V , arrived here Saturday
i spending several days here trans
Walter Rnulison and Perl Haste! night
On the evening of October 21*1, Mr
*peml the winter with their
acting business. ^
Frank D. Illckok. of Geneva, Fla., were thrown out of a little truck they brother, Henry Levy
nnd Miss Violet A lies* were mar wt*r'' riding in Armistice Day and
Mr* Morse, of Rhode Island and
Misses Lucy Byrd Smythe and Anna ried nt the home of the bride'* par liail to be taken to the hospital to New lurk, arrived here
Friday to
■Mason are spending the day in Wln- ents nt Knox, Pa. The bride’s pas- h”
"l> Suthi" ‘f v' ‘ry n° ^ %’
’"•* th'' wlMt" r- H ,r husb,,,ul arItrr Park, the guest of friends.
tor the Rev W Roy Goff, officiated. ," 11
,,s lf
^n(l
f 'Kht‘ riv,l‘ > "ri‘ |4,," u’ l" m’
using the beautiful ring ceremony. , •«*
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T h e tm m ,in .ty t lub, of Geneva ,*
S F. Barrett is expected home this The bride was attended by Miss Zadn
s" " ” " n'’ kil.... N,, k A-rnoveau s ( making preparation* for a big ba
f.i'tiing from Jacksonville where ho Hole o f Franklin, P« . and
tho
v’" ' n‘-’' b,,,l,l">r r” L” ’ Sm" lny * « « '
«>»•■ »w » >" Dcv.-mber, Many
him over the beau' fill arta le* have already been
» .'lit on business.
|groosmnti wo* Harvey Alhaugh, from >-\• ni'i t- and thiew
fi*tl» e
j State ( 'oPegt*
donate.I and tile ladle* are lai*y *"W
II T Thrnnhar returned home la*t
The bride wore Freni h blu< and
mg and planning many mtere* t mr;
mi-rung from Lakeland where he was ’ carried white roses
The bridesmaid
Second ttheelH, KV i x l l , only fen'itiiTh(. date i* set for Decom[ ' ailed by the eriticn! illnenn of
hi* I was dr"**ei| in white and earned
SOc per 1,000, while they Inst, nl I 'l ' I * l l l .lilt! ‘. ' i l l
tes, Mr*. Edward .Sumner.
I pink ro*e* The color scheme for dci'
M> and Nl r Frau Whitef icld, d
.f
: orating wn* yellow and while
The Herald office.
G r « i m l|e K> , and Mr* Whitfield’s
There will be n bridge party for the large yellow and white chrysanthe
ItreiliM*, Mi J"hn and Paul H tnel.
SEE TH E N E W S I T E 1 U O K
"(•ml Department Tuesday nfternoon mum* formed a large part of the
ari -pending the winter in Geneva
at .’L.’IO p. m. with Mrs. Paul Bigger* decoration*.
C H E V R O L E T A T T H E S A N and have taken room* with Mr* Fred
a* hostess. All those expecting to
Mr and Mrs llickok will v i * ii rein .M A N U A K A C E n> .
200-.Hr McKarlnnr
Mi and Mr* William Kilhie at
tfruit d the Sanfonl Follie*, given nt
I igh School auditorium in Mill
the High
ford, i v the Sanford lluainc** Wo
men* i lob
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producing the baking powder
Chat is u sed by m illio n s .
Human hands never touch I t
Its sale is 2M times as much as
that o f any other brand. Pure in
the m aking-pure in the baking.
- Li
ounce inttead o f 16 ounce
cane.
Be sure yoa r e t a
pound when yoa want it.
CALUMET
JT K o
Ebb
B A k POWDER
E con om y
W
M im
S
g r e a t e s t
n t n i v o f o i H
m
i
Men Who Become
Prosperous
\u'l win 'in i f-** kci |i tlii ir m"iii'\ rirTiililt Ihg
Tin \ ■!" ii"' liminl t licii
thin
i i i l i ;il
fun I* 1-tit Ivi'p
wi nk. kii"W ing that
il
wi ll In*
.•tnpl"\ mi h\ i hr hank 1" hrlp Ihr liirrnrr*.
rnriiliant* ainl mamilatlurrrs, anil that in
pruporl mu a* U stimulatr* trailr, il will Inf«-turru•.i I" thrm with intrivsl.
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No 1><•111 T im ilium f"i hat ing vnut npqiry
prit 'iim I hr film tain tm wl i nh it was rnailr
11 >uli 1 hr tlrsifrtl I hail I hr-
( ON TR1IU 1KD
Jiint *taml nnldr,
Watch your*idf g<i by,
Think of yourself a* "he"
limtend of 1.
Noto clowly a* in other men you note
The bagged kneed trouser*, the seedy
rout,
Pick flnw*, find fault, forget the
man i* you.
ft
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
S an ford , Florida
\nd strive to make your cslimati ring
The Last Three Days of the biggest
and best sale we have ever held. It sure
ly is gratifying to have our efforts re
warded as generously as they have been
since this Removal Sale began, and now
we hope you’ll plan to come and share
these EXT R A VALUES offered during
the last days of this great sale.
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OUR NEW HOME
No. 110 So. Orange Ave.
is located just two doors 1
k *
South of our present lo5.cation.
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Closed all day Monday
on account of moving to
our new store.
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Just Received a Shipment of
S O P H IE M A E
Peanu t H ritlle
Me
SOPHIE M A E
Hnhy Stick Candy
Lb.
39c Lb.
•iM
(Jet a P a c k a g e T o d a y
go
be
for
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PRKSt.'RIl’TKlN DULGGI8T
THE RF.XALL STORK
PHONE .125
KODAK DEALER
by.
General Luke Wright
Reported Seriously 111
I Ilf Tkr A a .o rla trt I 'r r u ,
MEMPHIS, Nov )G - -Genernl Luke
Wright, former iiccrctary of war, who
has boon ill at hit homo here for more
than a week, was reported in on ex
treme condition early today. Tho re
port that General Wright had died
during the night was denied today.
Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1922.
Sanford Herald:
I notice in^this aftemoon'a Herald
that the Eastern Star will hold the
lection o f officers tomorrow evening
" ursdny). You will please correct
this error, as ft is not the time for
election of officer*, in the Eastern
Star.
Respectfully,
SARAH E. PARKER.
Seely O. E. S
Best Bread and Rolls
ROUTH
_ '. r,*uotn,*n nv.Antnfngasta Said there
had been no" damage to American
property, and no Americans had been
harmed in Antnfngn*ta or Chuquica- ■
nmtn.
Next 1» I*rD_
Similar report*
were received f g
HOOVER
ELECTRIC SUCTION
H."M*
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PH O NE FOR A D E M O N STR A TIO N
Authorized Hoover Dealer
'
SHOE
it
Then with your eyes unveiled
To what you loathe,
That with whieh sweet charity
Thou wouldul clothe,
Hack to your self walled tenement
With tolerance for all who dwell
low,
When-you with he as u substitute
j
[.Stand aside nnd watch youraelf go
A CORRECTION
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true.
( unfront yourself mid look you in the
eye,
Then nland naiile and let yourself go
by.
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F L Q R I D A
An a result of the formatiort of a
112 Magnolia AvcnucPhone U S*
new road nnd bridging district
In
Glades county, extension of the Moore
Haven-I.akeport road, now completed, _
^
-------------to meet Slate Rood No. B, the Fort SANFORD
MARHLE & GRANITE WO
Picrcc-Tnmpa croaa-state highway, ati
JOHN CTOVE, Proprietor
somo point in Highlands county wests
C E M E TE R Y W O RK A S P E C IA L T Y
of Okeechobee, is believed to be as
1018 Wart Pint Street
sured.
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NUMBER 201 •. •
SEEKING DELAY RL1NI) BRIDESMAIDS ATTEND
MOORE HAVEN
DEFENDANT TO • ‘M
IN GAITS’ CASE ‘ WEDDING OF WINIFRED HOLT;
SENDS OUT S.O.S.
AT PENSACOLA
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PRESIDENT SENDS GREETINGS CALL FOR HELP OF MURDER CASE
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PEN3AC0J,A. Nov, 17 Senator
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MOORE HAVEN. Non 17.- O n e
John P. Mokes, lending cniinsel for ,icr wedding march played i.y blind musician* and attended l.y four nightie s" hundred thousand dollar* is needed Jt RY COMPROMISES IN REACHINK VRKICT IN PHILLIPS
Sidney pitta, former governor of l,r,<ll‘!,mal‘l
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Florida, interrupted the proceeding* .. m h, Lighthouse, one of the refuges sho established for the blind. .
flood victims of the U k e Okeechobee
of
the
Federal
court
opening
at
toRltnd men. women nnd children mingled with hundreds’ of society folks •ection. accftnling to an appeal sent'
ITS
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7 / *, day’s session to inform
the court “* b'upats The ceremony was performed by Bishop Manning of the Episcopal out l»y a relief committee whose \VOIVlA N
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that ninny witnesses in the Catts case 1.........
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York. The bride's wedding dowry was swollen ut the hour chairman is Rev. T M. Lae. of this!
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---------who had been here since yesterday 1,lf ,ht‘ ceremony by niuny cash presents, which are to he applied toward liqui- pbice.
This amount will put the Sentence to Re Pronounced Monday
could
pay
their
expenses
no
longer,
hition
of
a
$1110,0011
debt
due
on
the
Paris
Lighthouse,
which
Miss
Unit
I
section’s
industry on its feet ngnin,
on Convicted Stayer of
opmenui —>—
It was declared neither could Catts 1f" un,|l’<1 during the war
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Secretary of the Treasury according to the appenl which OT
Mrs. Meadows
pay their expenses. The suggestion |Mellon n,'d other nalmnully known persons were among those who sent cash phnalzea that it is not n call for
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.—Govern to continue the cni
se until the next presents, and there were others from lilind institutions nnd societies in all charity but a "request for neighborlyr
LOS ANGELES. Cal., Nov. 17,
ment officers reserved1 decision today tennn o f ’ court wass held up pending ports of the country.
accommodation."
Mrs Clnra Phillips, convicted yester
with regard ,to the propqsal for a thn possibility of completion of the
There exists a state of want among day of second degfee murder for
President Harding in » letter to Miss Holt expressing disappointment at
consolidation 9f Armour and Com
Valparaiso land fraud case, in which his-inability to attend the wedding, said:
those who always had comfortable hentlng Mrs. Alberta Meadows to
pany and Morris,;An4'XJoji|pahy, two taking of testimony continued with
"I can most sincerely wish you everything good which occurs to 11 friend, bank accounts, while those who de- denth with n hnmnier, will seek a
of the "big five'*' ChicagQ meat pack
government witnesses telling of pur-; I can well imagine the interest the marriage excites among those who are so pended on their day’s work for sub- new trial and if that is dented will
ing concerns, which was p|aced be
chases of property from the develop- Intimately associated with your groat work. Please accept my hearty con- sistence are destitute, the commit- appeal from the verdict, it was anfore them yesterday by J. Ogden mont company.
,t r c s appeal declares.
Industry in nounced hy Bertram A. Herrington,
grntulations and my more than cordially good wishes.
Armour. It was indicated that a final
the section is at a standstill ■« a rn- her nttornv-v
opinion would not be forthcoming for
suU "A the conditions arising from
There is a fatal error in the roc,
Armour Outlines His
Will Complete JefT
some days.
the hi|J waters.
First thr crops lir,| and finally flo r a Phillips will f
'*
Company’s Proposal
Meantime, the jVariou^ details of!
Davis Monument in
were damaged, then the two hanks of. freed," Herrington said. "I will not
the consolidation p'lan and its probMoore Haven turned their affairs
, h(. f||, hl untj, ahe
;+
the Next 12 Months
nble effect on' fHduStM-as n whole 1Daugherty und Secretary Wallace Rci over to the state comptroller, and as
K
The motion for a new trial will b«
nnd the prWueVnJ? AnS consuming puhview Plans
a
natural
sequence,
the
merchants
,„„de
when
Mrs.
Philips
is
sentenced
111. The \asnrlntrd I'rr.al
lie wore receiving
careful study at
nr.- now demanding cash for their( Monday. The verdict which was ■
BIRMINGHAM.
Nov
17.— The
ee*|unt
wares
the department o f agriculture. Ches«n» 'tk r y«u«i«ir< rrr»»i
compromise one, from a jury of nine
I’ nitcd Daughters of Confederacy will
Til., people firmly believe m their nun and three women, carries a pen*
ter Morrill, assistant to Secretary
WAS'HlN'Gt ON. N ov 17 J <>g c o m p l e t e th e J . ' f c r s o l i Davis mollU
WGPUM It W
I.EIDER
IMS•i.'intry. the committee says, and a't> of from ten years to life impriaWallace, who is in charge of the nd- dm Armour, head of th.
< hi.ag" •in-nt at K air view. K y, within
tip
( l SSES PI VNS WITH PRES
3 ls: d
are convinced that they will get to
ministration of the new packers ami meat parking house of \nnotir A- next y e a r if the report o f tin- com m it
IDES I II \RUING
their feet again if tule.l over
Iv
-t... k yards control net. held nil day ( o presented >> t.-r.l,.\ • \M-*i
t.-.l I,, be acquitted," Mrs.
1* • tend 1,1 full' lie- I M||\ .lit mil
I*
•. .-lit,.,. |v as-ci'tanei, n fi-n ii' es with department expert' (ii-ner il I hi glieit v .«•..)
i.i. ■ d
-•'1,1 in commenting on tha
11*
mull l ' . . i ■• oniileinl
w \ II i M . I i i V \ ...
| ,•
I h.-re
v ,l.-» riptioti* in th.
natiir. ,.f
. i marketing and other related lines U .illai e f l it. d*-n irt iii. i '
They didn’t give me a fair
If|o m
tin
i igg.-ti. r 11..ft. -...tn. R. puldi
loan*
are
*..iig'lit
It
need
not be
Mr Yrmoiir lind expected an early t i n , pri-'iim.iM \ f•i v- . i min m ,.| f - . ' i
im
going in ask my attorney
t! . n i i l a m . b ' i
M - i l t . » * v . ‘ * t . t . la v l h a t t Inad
• ,t ! \ ’ in'. • - ,|.,n..r
!*-*)..-- l be
: - • >i l ■ ' v • .
iIm h ' ihi by the government
11«■ re l>r«i'. .i 1. n |>f«■(
I and | luelieve that with an*
11 ■1• *»
lie
‘ 1 .' l•'
1: i
'-n il
I! . . I
•in I. it.-, -i .t. .
\.;\ amount b.uii ■I,
. .•
f » , rr
"■ |hx i.
•• ,i >. ■• in Washington and during 1lie " 1, In.-.
ml I carl la* acquitted.
I
i - 11 > ..I
II*
lll .l t II. | . i - |t .
f i t . i t . i l l u r . ii.|i i - i « . ..p r u l .l.. a ' l d ‘ i t
ho i tl out, I «i]| go t,, t hi* peniteni . h.»r
1’ V G
i!:,\ had half an hour's rmifiTem •• ni,.‘thei *.f lit*
.. .
- i.
ill.- I , ......
III.gilt l.f
d '.t i-.r
- b . . i d 1 .1 * 1 . l i n t ,
iib 'lb .-r
'1 t'arx
A h It
'Ail Ii \ i in it ,X '
But if I have to go there I
>, *h President Harding lie declined h..
.1 .. I -n,- t•i i|. I. riuiii.i' i>.a . a
i *r • \ M l hi \N II
IMS
-•lould
!"■
aduiini«ti
re,|
f.,.m
th.
m
i
d.l
fa..
Iif.- in (hat place with tho
i,, talk about bis conference with the . ..II ITII' ! il''
Vt III" l!
•>1gill, i, itn-n
■ fibril tit e
It \ M i l |i
I I I It I . | s N ' 11 11 I
(lilt tee - ". l.m ll \“ oi ' loan'' fund
ame poise | have here It would not
ni.M.ii. \x.1 ii. .1 #h- l*#-«-#l.
■». . utivV nof was any statement re 1 i>>pita.-.*
t l i a t l I n - iiN ‘r> l i.in t m a l m .
" l 'o| ' t .- t Hu. w> nr, down but •" ike mm h difference to me. Ail my
raiding it forthcoming
from
the nil In.ugh Lot Ii U tls.,1 ,iitl «
n l!> ,
w i n . Ii f r a m e d
it.
w o u l d ' I III '
i >ti . l i d
l\ ] . \ ,
I11, ,Ip p. ‘ J11 out ' 11l|c,I *'
' •! * - a •e . rushed anyway.”
\\ bile House. So fnr an was learned. ..in* Mot ns ,V t . hax > !>. ■h un •:11**fi
••t , r I* giv iig it tin light of
\\ . l.iii n ,( nit!\ bod l, .11r\ix.
11.
pr n t f . l
II
In.
tin.,
women
members
of
the
iH
S«- retary Wnllnce had not tnken up .1 m ri.tiiii-* 11.-* unit il.
.it J \ 1 " i •••?»-»•!
i !•
•h. ha
a . m-bl I. . lb
cb merits ■'•
'
.
V
.»
■
*
It,
. d lb. ■
'..I
for
tin
death
penalty
un*
i>. Vroiour plan with Mr Harding
f , lal- > 'in * i "• * r. 11a,' * t ’ * 1t \
atiy
t i i H ’ i n i n u fit - • \ t f j i t
- . 1, .. I „t -b- - .1 off it- . f the ii the *iHa,I . ..ii promise of second
of
itCf . . r. nf farm organisations in 11‘.in exptt --in V "liilti. M t . ] f«Is#*
'• -i L> t in - • >ttlS1l IT t •••• it
I x. glad. I
k- ' - w it h>oil
\lid '• i.. in.ii.I. t w is reached, it was
!*• •:t !<
U i.hmgton were watching develop Hi tin- Hintt.-r
pr.
11 ’*'•1111 Ml t *»|l* •k i fl l»Jt|Mt*» I
•be loti. I, ., t,.o i, l>. f ii out w.-r*t •iiul
) ’>•lo .1
m.'Ct- m connection with the
pr*•
Mi Vrm.on I.i-’ night 1iki wIN# #1*
lie pal’ •
I I" In i.lge.
ilia’ Hi. kilo- k* . bo- lb*
i • -• .1 i unsolidnlion.
Ill 1 I,. . ■ I, i. lo d
I he
. lin.‘.1 to m.ik. ..■ > -t ,.t.j h"'t . • 1
,. . otiuii'inil ■, i r*‘dit and
‘11.
d
hi
|:. i mmiti ('. Marsh, of the farmers' lh.it In- mt. "'i. .1 t. t. m ., . II, \\ , h
. r' \ lux’ Week wIII
,1,
•n o r , I '
»•«! nut 1. it,king lllsl it lit lolls
i\ -if.
natu n«l cuuncil, announced that
he ltiglnn f'«r uiioth.r dn\
if v\(i*s ntlb ill
p liv ilc k 'e il
d t, g
and
f ' iiflur lill-si- . It. must alli e s
\> . - writing Secretary Wallace nnd snlMi-.l tii.it n *
:«-i mii.t \ii#
•I*V| 1:tIf it U
- lid ' I. hod bio II
f.*
f
'
..i.
r.l
to
s.
n.l
.ell
Ur
nil*
•I,.I« >1 ..I'd
\"..?nev General Daugherty asking Icg.ilitv of ' a h . no i gei iti ...I iii.ti
no
if im T it a 10 f i . r i u
to
our
friends
and
th
!H
<
S
.nil
• b a rt e r I.. A t l a n t a
full information concerning the Ar- of taking ally “tups to i.miplete it iuid
was passed hv the
I h r t i l l i f f Ini
k f*»r nui.’ hl.i.rl i occoniuiodalhm in
nnd suggesting that there
11 t . hi n i l . I . , p r e looiir plan
'
to tire . i.n' ii'atioii xith ,‘ffi. in!
•ii 11»» •f i Ion • ,.f fiom to up to
•|.l i otnnutt«-.
ni
I, ni.o c of “ packer control throir'h
Seen Im v \V d!.i, <•. aft. i tn •,r»f. r
.1 X ni . 1i .... to off. i We
il
-1•mol \ it,
• -l.ttioti and less o f packer control
<. wit It Mr \ t in >.ir
-• ••' il o*
iL
*•vor\ \n\|
in11 I ED IN
R EC E N T
< •
i: p
, f 'be government."
d
lot.
Mv I S IN ( HU E
I
W|-‘ le Mr Armour slill disdmed t.,
in -r
» i.l#
■
tin- projected acquisition of !.»! i.* hn«! • »i *
1'
It.
1
i
U \ 111\ . I <i \ . \,.v 17
All. rlti■I...I
■ 11 i-i ., t il. t“ i Mi. sn ipping
M i • anil i oinpnny by the concern ! Ill' \I
ii
I I IX •
\ | , 1 ho.'i-t 1 hur.-Ii.
i»
r I'l h .1? . i' '
•iti * t«i « |*.*1 V | t’l ’ ll*
»•l •■ill, all.I il wa- !’•■•uu*i‘ .if tin >-x|>ies
e"s
"|
the
United
States
in
the
vicjft■ which tie is the head, infornm im; ihut Attnrh#>
I.la111*•r WJh fr*rl> illn! I t»ut * Hons that the suggestion of a con j be chairman of the relief committer i' v ..f Valparaiso anil Coquitnbo w*ro
tion from other sources was that such hatl likewinr withhrM J im imoii, .»11h«#
* I! rem it tn n c ■« should he made direct
t!i«*in lh#*y IiiiimI (hr slr#M*t>. .1 ference was broached
r« ported "safe and well" in ndvlcoi
i |
f .1 I.... , m . " renrv t’V recrisfered letn consolidation would place Armour lllllllt.,|jntl. cmisidc•niiiun was promi
unruly •«••w«I Man\ < •»
t'lilav re, eived by the stnte depart
and ('ontpnny in the front rank of ii for it.
Represent at i ve Mniu lell, the Itepub
hnv • no b a n k s
ter
if
.•olivet.lent,
as
w
,
M..I i-ir - TH
! -D -t
ment. I.earing upon the recent enrthI-. ,i !• ad. r, ills, i i * •> .1 ’ ll.- legis la tive 1., bundle . b.s 1 »
Ibc leg parking concerns. This coin
Th. l e l l e f c o m m i t
Somewhat Mliiil.H 'I' i' " oh “ I
• r» i|*»i » tilt » « .* 1’•1 1 1
•l"ak.- ft.,m i ,instil General Carl F.
t -■) >\ w lb tin pi. -. i l. nf l.ic 1., will pay •,ot lb. -.- full.Is >.n the
I i' \, w ith its capital of $l.r>0.n00.O(>0 been iiiuib- t" tin- goninni. nl r>«
•1«If •«| Hi .1 ra* «• 1
I U»>
In !•1man at Valparaiso, t'hlle Con
|. ..p p .iitiin il v . i.ia n w lu le ,
of ,t.l> . of ib. |n,,11 * OI. HI. ill *' •*’
ai d , a'utal assets of $177,000,000, has !•, l . y h e a d s . , f m d e p c n d e n l - t . . I
t III*
■uf -X . lilt II .T I Ifl
'v
'd i »• nei a I D..i, hmaii also said con*
• , , r i* .. .. i ic .ii * w i' I, his . ,.ll»„gue* Moot.. It .... " I ' m i n e r • in I r lu ll , w l i e h
it ions packing plants in this conn p o D l t lo lls , K i l l , - f l i p ' . it l l l g in ' g ' l . 11
I • .III #l\ It
. Il» I.
•I'tt agent* Edwin Ealz at Coquimho,
t>\ a - well as in South America and \ | r M i l l , , , e's s ' , . I . m . nt i n , i n *i*• d
w >11 m a k . a . a r i - f ' i l in v e . *mnnit f
' * •• pc.pl. . I
m ,| Jam. - i
Frederic k at
Cru»
India
Morris and t ’onipnn> has I I , p ,, 1 llg I t ' d - t l > I ' i i . I I . * . " t
l , . .M o n in i i - b « .1 —• iin-l i r - i k i I- ,i
France May Modil>
•» t ’ ti.gr..
’
Giande bunt whom inquiry had been
i . n l v t n t h o s e in a c t u a l in . .1, t a k i n g
t ..If a dozen packing eatahlishments ex s t e l e . “ f so. I.i I l e g l ' l i i l lo ll p r o
(itande, about whom inquiry had been
1■
I 1ben 1andal.it
Its Relations to the
th ref..n- the regular foi to of promiin the I'mted States nnd distributing l l l g f o r i t s s p e c i f i c r e g u l a t i o n by tto
made, were snfe and uninjured.
e n tire
se lf r
ll,
'tati..ns in the more important cities
( atholie ( hureh -m v notes These notes will lie held Newspaper dispatches received at
f e d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t , s t o o d in a d i f l c t
s pec ting white element o f the city
by tho loan committee for collection.
in Europe and in Cuba. Its capital
Santiago from the distressed regions
After this set back t" good gov
cut position.
III*
|
hr
UaiM’
Inlril
l’
rr»«l
As the notes are paid this committee
,
. . , , ,, , ,
is *10.000.000.
'
.
were referred tn hy Consul Deichman,
Secretary Wallace quoted from the ernment, it appeared to many that the
PARIS. Nov. 17. Monsignor Ger will disburse th" funds
,
,
,
, *
nmotig those
who said these showed Americans ar
recent packers’ and stockyards
act, Ku Klux Klnn was the only solution vtti, the papal nuncio, anil* Charles
who
have
furnished
this
’
Near-Home
MEETING AT T H E PR E S
rived nt Coqtlimlto from Vnllonnr had
The Ku Klux Klan Jetinart, French ambassador to the
establishing this particular control, in of these evils
Relief Iftonn." If collections are made
reported thnt employes of an Ameri
BYTERIAN CIlltRCII pmnting out that paikera were forbid was accordingly organized and at- Vatican, have about concluded an
iti full, your money will he returned
can
steel company nt Tofo nnd Crus
tallied
immediate
.success
No
vine
den to engage in any business, prae
agreement which will greatly modify dollar for dollar, with interest
If
Grande
also were in good henlth.
.
has
dared
t..
attempt
to
buy
negro
Those who were present last night tico creating a monopoly or tixing
the relation of the Catholic church t‘*1, p,,.y „ re not paid in full you will he
Other
advices
from
Consul
Stewart
votes
as
in
the
past,
ami
in
all
re
enjoyed n discourse by Rev. J.
S. prices, while the federal trade cumthe French government.
Premier (|U, (hn, murh "
McMillan at Antnfngnstn said there
___________________
Flacks that was very interesting as mission had been given authority to rent elections only those negroes vot- Poincare, as soon ns the agreement i*
had been no dnmnge to American'
their
operations
nt
any
ed
who
were
regularly
qualified
and
investigate
completed, will present a hill to pnr
well as instructive. His subject "The
r.l
property, nnd no Americans had been
lament under which church congre•lewish Festivals" ordained of God, ns time. The legislation further gives actually entitled to vote.
harmed
in
Antofngnsta
or
ChuqulcaIn
addition,
the
Del-mul
Klan
is
iiti.ms will la* pcimitted a larger
types and shadows o f events to come the secretary power t< supervise the
main.
proud of the part it played in sup ,,ntiul of property and funds thun
tn God's plan for
humanity.
H e 1business nt nil of its points of con
pressing
the
wire
tapping
evil
that
Similar reports were received from
IihI allowed under the status liuw
clearly showed thnt the first three tact with either tin1 producer or con
once
flourished
in
this
country,
and
American
consuls nt Arica and Iqul.............. , .e
e
.J separating church-and stale.
"'•re typical of tho denth nnd resur aumer und to correct unfair practices.
thnt this class
*
,
,tor of the
can assure the. people
que
These
said the shock was mild
1. '
.
.
Monsignor. Buudrillurl, re« t
rection of Jesus Christ and the des
ill In
urn give
l»IV(» Voluvollis ^
...
Of crooks Will
in tflu*
f e fill
future
^
^
q(
in Iqiiiquc and presumably not per
cent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost L\ I). C. RE-ELECTS FIVE
ceptible at Arica.
sin^diunty « ^idc h e r t ^ ___
^^
,js development yesterday, indicated
OF GENERAL OFFICERS. AT
I lly T h r A a a o r la tr d l*rraa|
“ nd thnt the lost three were prophetic
BIRMINGHAM
MEET
CHICAGO.
Nov.
17.—Edgnr
Frady,
1
that cathedrals would remain tinder
of Christ's return. Tho affliction o f
lutcly non-sectarian and hns particithe cuntrol of the French government Chicago automobile man, charged In S e v e n F r e C S t i l t
the Jews nnd the glorious consutnntlon
only, so far as *“
iti b ut th at churches xvould belong to tho
'(liy Tke'Associated Pres*)
^ pnted in poliliis only, no ....
Miami xirlch’ thh murder of hfa wife
"hen God's will for matt xHIl bo 'p*r* i - im tllN G ir A M . Al... Nov
Executed in
17.-1 , .
Rcfcftftary- It. m.,n l - l k
, h..y . r,‘ l,
last
February, is improving after
they
ferted. You miss something of value Five general officers of the United haa alwnys been to preserve law and
supported hy these the crisis in his condition followng
"hen you f«(] to hear this man of
I l l y T h r A s a a r la t r d P r r a a l
|
Daughters of the Confederacy, includ order nt all times.
an'tipernton for kidney trouble. The
DUBLIN, Nov. 17.— Four cititeno,
(>od. Ho ttUll£rda£)i again 1tonight
As
is
well
known,
the
Ku
Klux!
I,lncc"ing Mrd. Livirigston Rowe Schuyler, of
physician aald he believed Frndy now all residents o f Free Stnte, following
“ t the Presbytarian'diurfih,
New 'York tity. president-general, Klnn is n secret organization and all(
out of danger.
their trial by a military court,
Were' rc-clecUd at ycsU'rday’s session who join must take n binding obliga- , Two Boys Arrested
ed with the unlawful possession o f ’re
tion to forever keep its secrets. Tha,
p ^ j. s t e a l i n g F lirS
volver*, were executed nt 7 o ’clock.'
Friendfc!
ted ‘ i f the annuiil convention here while public should therefore, fully retllltj
<nr
Thr SunrUIrd rrraat
|CIJRZ0N WILL CONSULT
four new golipra\ officers wejrc named.
this
momlnc
WITH
FRENCH
PREMIER
the worthlessness of so-colled inside;
TAMPA, Nov. 17.— Norman Heidtj
' H«*dedlVj* Mrs. Schuyler, the new
______________ __
information given hy solf-styled ex* nn,j Marshall Beasley, two boys ar
iii Havana, Cliba offJMAl ’ fds<4r includes: Vire-pn-sirested by a patrolman early today
LONDON, Nov. 17.-F oreign Sec
New Railroad Union
dent-general, Mrs. Frank Harrold. Klansmen
thnt we have corrected the wFcn it was alleged they were at- retary ( urion leaves today for Paris
•cond
vice-president,
Now
•My Thr AaaarlalrJ Prraal
<AmericUS, (ia.; »l
With 150,000 Members
wrongs that brought us into being, we tempting to make their escape with where he will consult Premier Poincere
on
the
policies
to
he
pursued
by
HAVANA, N ov. 17.— Sightseeing general,
^^ ^ ‘ ‘ J
r^ 10nT-tce m- fed thnt there is no necessity for our fur„ valued at *G0<> from the Cracow( I ly T h a A a a o r la tr S P r a a a )
,rips and business conferences uridcr side, Calif.;
continued existence, and we have, lv-tinrr store.
Heidt confessed to the allied council nt the laiusannc
lhe •usplcca of the American Cham ersl, Mrs. W. Ei Massey, Hot Springs, therefore disbnnded, ss heretofore plotting the robbery, police say.
ponce conference. Curzon plans to
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.— A m s l l g * » * - ’
recording secretary-general,
ber of Commerce’ today comprised a Ark.;
proceed to I,nusanne, possibly nccom- tion of the United Association o f Rail
stated. Should a like state of affairs;
Mrs.
JT.
Higgins,
St.
Louis;
histor
H.
8
.
Long,
prominent
business
pnrtit*il by Poincare in time to hold n way Employees of North America and
program o f entertaihment for 125
\ Law■I ever ngnin dlsgmce our city, then wc
merchnnt of Osteen,
was nrcliminary conversation Sunday with. the American Federation of Railroad
Horidn business men comprising the ian-general. Mrs. St. John
~
feel it to be our duty ns her citizens, man nnd
Premier Mussolini of Italy.
Workers with a combined member
Friendship Unlimited"
tmde
ex ton, Charleston" S. C.; registrar-gen
___________________ ship of IfiO.OOO, was announced 'tocursion directed by the Jacksonville eral, Miss Ida Powell, Chicago; o f
liny nt the conclusion o f a two weeks
Chamber o f Commerce which arrived fices o f custodian of the Cross of i rcctcd.
eo.
.
___ „
Have the Herald do your next job
conference o f the executive boards.
■■St night. The excursionists* will Honor nnd custodian of flags and pen
KU KLUX KLAN.
it Is tho best he over snw in any town
printing. We havv »ho equipment
r*‘ urn t0 Key West t o n j r r c r .
.
nant* are Yet th be filled.,
(Seal)— Delnnd News.
•
near the site of Sanford.
Ito do all kinds of Job printing.
The Dally Harold Dellrerod to ;
The Herald d e llw e d , 15c per w*ekE li
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Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
Now Goes on Cash Basis
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W e have now decided to elim inate those extra added
item s o f expense by p urchasing every item for cash only and
will sell for cash only w hich will assure our custom ers m ak
ing their purchases from us fo r less m oney.
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87 yesterday and the sun is
still shining with not much
prospect for a cold snap
soon, which is needed now
to put tho lettuco in A - l
condition fo r shipping. But
for tho tourists down from
the north this weather is
jako. Have you a little tin
can tourist in your home?
5 MO A. M NOV. 16, 1922
Maximum .........
87
Minimum
67
Itangp
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Bnrometer
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Calm nnd clear.
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price and we think we can convince you that we are right.
YOURS TO SERVE
Sanford Shoe &Clothing Co.
J. J. N. CONNER, Manager
Satisfaction Guaranteed
115 East First Street------------------
Phone 104
FARMERS AND CONGREGATIONALS
WIN OVER MERCHANTS AND CHASE
Either Chase & Co., strengthened
Up somewhat or the Farmers weaken PltP/KS AWARDED IN TIIK
.
PARADE A It M (STICK MAY
ed a little in the game Monday night
at the |‘a n»h Mouse and Chase &
An error having occurred hi th.
Co., came their closest to winning a f rmcr published statement of
the
game this season.
ll/r t I IitiI*11- it hetewith the offn ia!
tm a in .igam i •.ti i high
with
w.iiil ;i. made tin Vinn life Da\ fur
• out h a- I - . I*t'*e- 1 i i>m|'i t itiioi Wig
i "a!-* and i ai *. in the parade
gin. was high man f..t i ha-e A < a
I ii't p n / e l.>r h o t ilitoinled float
I he Sli.lt Was JI- fellows
*he paintb* \ . w. *1 l>y the Mallgh
Farmers
•■i ‘ of it,, \merican Revolution.
A in.ttiii
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i.vi its
"I lit- -i i orid |iri7t for tile best dri
Chit | inan
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121
,:MI ••rated float in the parade was won by
fill. 1*i*7.i>1
i •iteiei! I v tile Fd'e- hand
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lot tile I. -I t*e iil'ated car
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i. .itin
h> piling up a 2 It I
total bn, two
»d then players also broke individual
records when Stevenson
and
Pen
nington it.llt-ti 2nd ami 211 u-spevt
fully.
The score for the game follows
t ongrcgationals
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ho
l ’ d in U i parade nnd
id h lilt lit loll Wl re t lu
low.ng
\\ ..mail's i lid.
relliald I aughtoii Hospital
l:*.\ Scouts
s elll molt l i atin* I*1lit t . 11\e \
Mi I nd\’s yhoppf
I tala tlii- oppoiiumtv to thank the
p* *>pli- iif >.iiifiud and Seminole i Hun
tv. and e -pet iiiiiv the mcr. hauls and
business men • ; ....f rd ..n behalf of
., .i , i| ,.g„,|i c
.i r assistant e and to
f..i tl„
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make \rm.stir,* May the sue
i c . s th.-,t it was
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State nnd County Tax Books are
now open for the payment of taxes
1for 1922, a discount of two per cent is
, nilowcd for payment in November,
one per cent In December. Tax books
closo April 1st. Poll Taxes fo r the
year 1922, for both men nnd women,
i became duo November 1st, 1922.
Business nnd Occupation Licenses
became duo October 1st, nnd if not
paid, nro delinquent, jis tho law ijoquires that a license bo procured be
fore conducting the business, profes
sion or occupation.
JNO. D. JINKINS,
Tax Collector,
Nov. 2-2wks
Seminole County.
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>New Florida Syrup
•'ONTiTTFr
Buck W h ea t and
Pan Cake Flour
t o m
,
Jones Dairy Farm
Sausage
l’".t ' ‘.minaii-:i*i
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K yA
No
Apalachicola Oysters
Hank Sherman iT.„„ M|x)
.
sure enough ,„b ,i,r
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McCuller
him from going th..* I,.n(fth 0J J'l
PUrp° ^
Vou will have plenl H
amuw y„ u in Tom ^
Which he is Mip|>„rt,.,| l(>.
For quick results, try a wont ad.
mule.
Tony, an,, a
Comedy-
“ Apartment Wantat”
Iriday and Baturda,-||00M f
ers, Virginia V.lli, Matt Moor, , 1
, n * ' Btar
in "The Storm.-
B B E E lt o E Q i
PIANO TUNING, PHONOGRAPH REP,
ALL CHILDREN 30c J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO fit
Circus Prices
Under Age of 12
ADULTS 75c (Including Wnr
Tax)
112 M A G N O L IA AVEN U E
:
SA V IN G S
PERSONALS :
We Pay 4 % Interest on Savings Accounts
3RING
1
ll .1 N’ tdnn, representing Joseph
Sternberg nnd tout, ,,f New Orleaii-.
in ttie city today calling on the In
<al merehalits.
Mrs. i .1 Gonzales, „( Delimit, is
th.* guest » f Mrs. II. W. Herndon t..coming o .e r to attend the Dup! iote Bridge i lull which is being enti
..it;e I by Mis. Herndon.
SANFORD
'EltFORM ANCRS
S i 'll BET PARADE, 10:30 A. M.
DO YOU ATTRACT PROSPERITY?
M oney i.s o f value only n.s it produces. Men..
function o f T H IS BA N K is to make it producti\,*
TUESDAY. NOV.
Thus You A ttract Prosperity to yourself. uKn
S i ranter, of West Puli
-I-. 'ol'Mg t |i|s w n l ||t.te ,t
of her -inter. Miss Jt itNil- • miner will be it
ll ,ts Itent I
11Itt. Il 1list III
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS RANK
S I'E L L S PR O SP E R IT Y TO ITS OWNI I;
V man in rube in itkt up with a
trombone that la* really knows how to
handle, at Inn led rnrmidernhlc ntten
•'on on the streets today as ho was
advertising the attraction
at
the
frun ess Theatre tonight where Tout
Mix and Eva Novak will appear in
Itough Diamonds."
Work lias started on the new home
• I 'lie Dodge ear. which will lie housed
in a two story building at the corner J
'o f Oak avenue and Second street to
!>. erected by I. W. W. Phillips &
( St.iis, of Orlando. The Herald is in
formed that the contract has been let
for this brick block and that the work
will be rushed to completion.
ounty Surveyor Fred T. Williams
“ S E E TH E~N
KW 1 -^ ! TP E RTOR the sidewalk fenced off and the exca
N~EUr
cUHEVROLET AT THE SAN vating for the foundation will soon be
vJUAN GARAGE CO.
200-3tc under way. Workmen arc also busy
clearing o f f the lot just across the
FOR RENT—5 room unfurnished bun- street from this building for the erec
gnlow, with garage.
1012 Myrtle
tion o f the new Puleston-Rrumley
KNIGHTS TEM PLAR. ATTENTION Avenue.— W. R. Brooks. 417 West 2nd
block, which will be rusheddo comple
Taylor Commnndcry No. 28 will St'
100-3tp tion ns quickly as tho mntcrinl can be
,
meet in regular' conclave on Friday. TOR S A L E - My W|uily in Lit No. 12 secured.
evening at 7:30. The Order of the! in Rose Court, facing Sanford AvcTcmplc will he conferred.
nuc.
A hurgnin. See Chancy Wil
BIG HKREAN ^BROTHERHOOD
All Knights Templar within this son.
20-3tp
Th«r Big Berenn Brotherhood
of
jurisdiction are invited to he present
AM CLEARTNfT OTND and can fur- the First Baptist church, a cla.’ 3 for
and every officer of this Commandry
nish oak and pine wood for less young men* had u record attendance
is expected to be present.
than market price.— H. S.
Long. lost Sunday. Twenty-seven members
Tho order of Malta will be confer
nnd visitors were present, perhaps
Phone
4811.
200-7tp
red nt 5 p. m.
the largest attendance in the history
FOR
SALE—
I
have
for
sale
what
I
Full dress uniform.
consider the host farm in' this sec o f the clnss. As Dr. King put it,
H. E. T O L A R ,
tion. This fnrm was sold under mort "W e scored a touchdown."
Commnnder.
The class has challenged any nnd
gage foreclosure and can now he
for
bought for one fourth its value. This all other clniyies to a contest
LONDON, Nov. 16.— Major John piece ronsists of 7 acres of stiff black largest percentage of members presSunday
Jacob Astor, n son of the late Viscount land, all fenced and cleared and well *n*
- until Jnn. 1,• 1923,
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Astor, was elected on the conservative drained, four room ceiled house, all * nd. thl'y ,,rp <'o n f'd'-,nt
winning, If
ticket over Libcrnl nnd Unionist enn- necessary outbuildings good.
Well, **u' ' r remarknblc attendance keeps Indldntcs in the Dover Division of Kent. ctc. located on pubijc road now hefif
I>ndy Astor nnd Mrs. Margsrct W'int- ing improved, joins railroad. Only 3
ringham are the first two women to miles from Clyde Line landing. It is
Have the nerald do your next Job
be returned to the House of Com-in pick up for $700.— H. S. Long, phone o f printing. AVe hnvo the equipment
mons.
.
•*4811, Osteen. (
200-2tp to do all kinds o f jo b printing.
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primary
By m ak ing y ou r deposits here you help funii>h m,* |iower to d evelop enterprises that enrich this c o m m o n u *.m| its
individuals.
The Seminole County
SA N F0R P ,
FLORIDA
STRENGTH---------------- PROGRESS-------------- ->Klt\ ICK
Sanford’s New Store-
IMione 127
The Churchwell Company
in S t o r e s In ( i e o r g iti-
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS
OF THE CONTEST SALE
Supply your wants in Dry Goods, Ladies’ and Gents'
Furnishings and Shoes from our big and complete stock
at lower prices.
-------------- Don’t Miss This Opportunity o f Saving_________
E. P. DE LA HAYE, Jr.
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PENSACOLA.
Fla..
Nov. |rt.2-178
I'tial uf Siil icy J Cutis,
Merchants
former
Rive
133 131 123 390 g**\eritt»r
Florida, under indictRandall
111
MS 199 ni nt f ir t'<*** •age, si ht-duletl to be
Purdtui
127 l i t
|s*.l r.n gin t••nt.•i row in federal court here,
••ho. 'i'ii .1 Friday liy Judge
Burdick
A t !" •- * |•
'.*7 12f>
Tyler
127 112 i -if. 37 l Sheppard toil; \ when it lieeauie np
Perkins
being tried ' S , '“ lay ln>inb' ,,ff *h,‘ foundation for
12 1 11:< 2 1 1 ! •■lit *1 it :i
before late
'"*w ll,,rary building which will Ik*
1h 7s 1""hi ll.'t be . milpb't
erectctl m the Ninth street park This
Totals
ISTS
T< r iTVI iT T o T I ASS1FY
work is necessary that the contractors
T t ' R ftKN'T
Furnished lietl room, $3
may
know exactly whnt they are bidof the Clubs.
per week. .Ill East Fifth Street.
(j
‘ii»K
«n. The new library building
Won
Lost
Pc t.
200-dtp
will
be
erected nt once nt an estimnt
Congregational
3
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I 00(1 FOR SALE Nice fat
turkeys, 50<* ec cost of $20,000.
Men's Club
0
1.00(1
per 111. Address N. II. Bnrwick,
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Farmers
1
■,l1' ‘ Lake Monroe, Kin.
200-fitp
Rotary
Actunl work began yesterday on
I
FOR
SALE
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Silvertom
bDR
Silvertom* phonograph, Sun ford's firsts kysernper— the new
Merchants
0
3
"Console Motic I" almost new. Will building thnt will house tlu
First
Chase & Co.
0
3
.000
sell at half price. Also hnve sonic National Bnnk. The ttiol nnd material
furniture. Phone 110.
200-2tp house has already been constructed,
Architect and Engineer
15 years experience in Residence, Oa
rage, Storage-Warehouse, Mill Con
struction, Ro-cnforced Concrete Struc
tures, Hotels, and Office Buildings. P.
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v a k
“THE ROUGH
DIAMONDS”
The Inrgest rose nursery in tho
United States is to be established in
The Christmas hnr.nar given each Tnvnrcs. That will make It handy
year by the Holy Cross Guild at tho
when it comes to passing bouquets to
Parish House will l>e held December Powell.
fi and 7.
189-Jtc
TO
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CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
ONLY BIG CIRCUS COMING
* SANFORD THIS YEAR
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Ill B R I NG
Totals
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loin Mix ami Eva Novak hi "The
B'l.lgh Diamonds" will be the feature
I at ii re lit the I'rui ess tonight, ami
"Apartment Wanted" will be the comi dy and toinoirow anti Saturday will
We wish to jilso express tair deep hi the lug picture, "The Storm" fcatnppreeiation of the m i vires rendered "ring House Peters, Virginia Vnlli
by the various i Inl.s and oiganiz.i '*• «•• Moore nipl an all star east Tliis
to ns and then .......p> ration mi this Is one of the best pictures to be shown
ot fusion
here and you should not miss it
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There are m any d iffe re n t unavoidable extra item s o f
expense to he added to the selling price o f m erchandise
where sam e is bought and sold on a credit basis.
.
$5.00 LADIES* SHOES,
at, per pair
$6.00 LADIES’ SHOES,
at, per pair ............
$1.25 CHILDREN’S SHOES,
at, per pair ........
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$2.50 CHILDREN’S SHOES,
at, per p a i r ............... .
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$5.00 MEN’S SHOES,
at, per pair .................. 1
3.98
$4.00 MEN’S SHOES,
at, per pair ••••••••••••••a
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922
»AGE TWO
.
11,11 ht‘ ia l,uildi»g himself a rvpu-i Qf
bAN FO R D
,:.v v*
D A IL Y
H ERALD
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Pu»h«
sunshine to the community life. I
hlm n,on* [n the And ' " “ "V
little rays make a m ost
.
,
cnnnl
lines
n *pt,intnJwp the bin river, at
.
a
Pow der-
Knmc of life It IS a lesson which ev-1 pleasing whole
Try it yourself
^ much less thnn
than thc
the cost
cost of
cry person m this town might apply interruptedly for a week, nml then an_ nil-rail shipment from Florida to
with the best <>f results, both for him- ■ulize yiny
yoiy feelings,
feeling's, You_will be sur - j1 mjj* of the central valley points,-that
self and the community.
* , prised at the rerlttlt.
1 it will mean the difference betWt“ .-»
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I loss and a bnndsome profit to the
rV B U IU K H l
In the (food old days we used to say
Housewives, this is for you.
if rowers and shippers in a very few
that "money comes easy and goes eas enjoy making the rounds of the
Tampa Tribune.
L J . H O I.1 .T __ _____ __ ______ rilUw
ve.u
I. J . U L L I I U D
. . . S M f t l i r r s i n u s r t t ier " Itut now it takes a log chain to stores in your search for the
M. A. S K R L _____ ___ UrlurM MaiSfrr drag it in and a shoestring to jerk it economical purchases to satisfy
U. B. I I O L L Y ___
A d v r r lL v I o g *1 a n o t fe r
out again
needs sniF desires. In these days of SANFORI) STARTS TO CASH I>
P h * M U S a , (• (K M |*. M.
than
other
high prices and stomach economy you
Real money is headed toward SanA d r r r l l i l a f Rate*
Made
If you do not
have
The profiteer swats the consumer keenly enjoy the privilege of slictnjf ford. With the lettuce season opening
A p p U ta tU i
satisfactorybakings,charge
Before you make Up in good shape and tho market
L I W I S S H I P P . __ Circulation H i U f r r and the consumer takes it out on tho o f f h penny or two.
P h on e S 3 -W a ft e r I p a
fly. Some comparison, but true- dis your next rounds go carefully over hungry for the green stuff, the San
to Calumet forjust one trial.
tressingly truti.
tin- ads in this paper, make note o f the ford tniekera have visions o f again
■ a b o e r t p t lo a I’ r l M ia A B r a a e o
V
It is pure: containing only
Om
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------------- o -------------different offerings, and look them up cashing in on their crops. All that
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such ingredients as have
Government by ttiu majority is rnp- personally. You may have the rnrp is now needed is some crisp cool
D - l l r e r e A l a C lip h r C a r r ie r
t(|
....
________ IB C o a la Idly approaching the point of domina distinction o f slicing o ff n couple of
been officially approved by
nights because lettuce will not hend
T h o hltt IB - t * I H -p a a * W t o k l i H o r - tion by the minority.
It is time for cents—and thut is going some these properly until cool weather comos.
U.
S. Food Authorities.
'
>M e a tlr c tp r o r r n
B r a o la o U
C o a a tp
days.
The
nds
turn
the
trick.
thinking
men
to
do
something
be
S o d la p i k l l a h r B r r r r y P r it t a r - A i r t r *
Following the lettuce crop is tho cel
Within the Calumet factor
U a l a s r a to a a i d * k a o r r a o n a p p l l e a - sides dream.
----------------- o -----------------ery crop, both big assets to the San
tSaa. B e a t a t r a t la l a p o llt la o ^ . | t M p e r
ies
— the laigest and most
The express compnny is the latest ford district. The remarkable feature
p o o r , a lw a p a l a a d < s a » .
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■ BMRKIl TU B ARSOCIATEO PRESS
We rend much in the press about to apply for n Tate increase. This, de about "those Florida assets is that al
Tba Aaaoclatad Praaa ta ozolualvaly America saving Eurupe and feeding spite the fact that wc have celebrated most every section of the State hns
of
skilled workers clad in
•ntitlad to tho ua* for rapubllcatlon of
All nawa dlapatcbaa credited to It or the world, lint can you recall a sin four Armistice days. Action o f thla its own peculinr product, tho Stnte as
white are busilyengaged in
so t otherwlao credited la thla paper
kind at this time is inconceivable, and a whole not depending on any one
producing the baking powder
and a too tba local news pubnahed gle instance in which the rest of the
hareln.
probably accounts for the fnct that product for its wealth ns is the case
world came to the aid of America?
that
is used by m illions.
All rights of re-publlcatlon o f apectal
hut three shippers from the entire with other portions of the country.
------------ o-------------Human hands never touch it
dlapatcbaa heroin a rt alao raaarrad.
stnte attended the recent conference Sanford has its celery nnd lettuce,
Its sale is 2X times as much as
There are other big projects being
O f f l a o i I I K I I A I .D B t r i L U I T O . P h a a a 14
called by the stnte rnilrond commis Hastings hns its potatoes, Sumter nnd
ft
that of any other brand. Pure in
planned for Sanford,
which, when
sion to assist that body in preparing Pnsro have their truck crops, Polk
<iS<
the making-pure in the baking.
made public, will imbue the
most
opposing evidence to be submitted be has its citrus output and Pnlm Beach,
skeptical with a new enthusinsm. In
Soon it will be no longer the " h lg h 1, ^ meimwhiU, u.t U!l Ut.c,,, working and fore the Interstate Commerce Com St. Petersburg nnd Minml have their
mission at Washington on the 20th.
cost
tourists. Tnmpn and Jacksonville are j
st of living." Ii will be the «K"ny|boostj
boosting for the (:1Ty SUBSTANr pot
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great
trading centers.
It is diffi* j
:TI AL.
instead of. 16 ounce
FLORIDA’ S M ARKETS
cult to CA|nprehend Florida in nil i t s i'
cons. Bo taro you got a
It is easier to catch a chick than a
rich vntxcty of resource*.— Lakeland 1
A
decade
ago
Florida
fruit
nnd
pound when you want tL
BIST BT TEST
If llie north wind will blow, the let
Star-Telegram.
full grown rooster, Bolshevism should
tuce will grow, in a way til at "t is easy vegetables went to but n limited ter
be skotched in its incipiency.
ritory n s .n regulnr thing.
Florida
------------- 0------------to sell. If the weather keeps wnrm
-------o -----------oranges
Wore
seldom
found
in
the
Tht.
y
ou(h*
H Companion Home Cal- '
‘twill do lots of harm, say, don’t Kan
middle part o f the United States even
endnr for 1923
This continual reading of the high fold growers catch dengue?
cost of living in becoming about as
at Christmas, and the whole north
The Publishers of tho Youth’s fom painful ns paying the bill
eentral sis tion of the country, if it panion are sending to every subscriber i
H e all should feel uptomistic over
saw an orange from a box sent by who has paid *2.50 for the 52 issues
the report showing values of
new
jTho
some
friend in Florida to a friend at l)f , 92n a Calendar for the new year,
Don’t let the shrinkage of the dol building construction in Sanford an
The tnblets are printed in red nnd
lar prevent your paying up that de compiled by the Sanford t’hnmber of home, was lucky.
Today,
not
only
is
it
true
that.
F
l
o
r
.
dnrjt blue, nnd each tnblet, besides
linquent subscription you owe us. It Commerce and printed elsewhere in
M M n g r a ig iw B
Ida
oranges
are
eaten
all
over
the
|
giving
the days of the current month
still goes at par in this shop.
yesterday’s Daily Herald. Local capi
United States except on the far Pa- in hold, legible type, gives the calenf
------------a -—
tal did it We are learning to put out.
i?r.tx^M ^HanrflTTEfiBsi/^.vrr r
ifwys
c
if ic const, but they are becoming <lar of the preceding nnd succeeding
Politics is politics, and wi
never Thin m publicity will attract outsiders
nmre nnd more in demand in other month in smaller type in the margin,
he anything but politics, until wc
to put in, We are speeding a city of
vomitrie.s.
Canada
is catling
for The Companion Calendar hns been
quire the habit o f filling our public ("•only five thousand.
Step on tho
them,
and
northern
and
western
Euro
published in standard form for many
offli es with >.,(ne one besides Jmlttic ini', not the brakes
1 , tmrun ! fit rrfort
penn
countr
h
i
s
,
in,
hiding
the
Bii'ish
years and is eagerly sought for he W c Arc Limiting Ihe Numlter of Items Wc Sell to
Hi fls
o
—
Come
Early
■'ll" Sa re annually u i'i'tin g
that cause of its novelty and convenience.
i'oluoni-ts i osis nothing.
it
is ■. me better method be adopted for
2-tjiiarl Monogram
b 1I \/ ■
\\ h. r ( berries in
'I 1 \l
.lust to kei p outs'. 1V,-- Oil the map, v. orth mil'll
lake a sti"|| along one nutting ..Ur fruit on their tables.
I.
>
\
:
Cream
Another
large
grove
sale
was
con
why ' an t vs« -u.ure up a pro-ulent ia I ot oiji bn ai -tiee'ts ami you will uy*rt
Hot Water Rot tie
V' nn i II ii't rut ion o f the growing
summated
recently
near
Winter
bee or two in this b u rg ”
Twill be a Itltam people who never fall of
n favor in who h the Florida orange in
Regular priee $1.75
Kegol.i pii e, lb, 7"*
Haven
The R W Snell grove was
free rate for all with modesty Paid ci. iii l cops greet III g As you pass them
Special price SI. 10
I‘*r
Special price, lb. lib
held in the state' of the ul>|>s*■ \l'“
-old to F H. Callahan of l^ikelnnd.
ling along several laps to the rear
l\ tbev have in vain mind a feeling ti'sip|ii valley, the following
from
oi wholesome friendliness and broth the Orlando Reporter Star in inter I'he p r i c e paid hy the purchaser whs
#17!t,n(ifl
on the trees »at the pres1 he fellow who keeps hi, hollSe and erly love
You instinctively extend est mg anil pleasing;
ent
time
it
is estimated by
good
grounds in good » ■>tnl11j■>ti invariably I luun the court*-y of a kind thought
"A Indy, who is mi annual vis
I’ RRMCRIPTION DRUG!.IS I
judges
that
there
is
at
least
25,000
uses the saint are arid tasti III his nod a friendly greeting in return The
it.-t to I- lorida, had a desire to
h *b UI.U.BH
PHONE
boxes of fruit, mostly Valencias that TH E REX A I L STORE
bus me1-.' i aret r
11,• niu\ not
■aMr e two of yum are adding yet another ray
ki ow li"w I'tiii' ulit fruits were rei'o with the grove.
g a t ded in northern markets. Her
home is in Iiiihanapulis,
One
i i i i i i n i i s i i i i s i i i i s s s s i M i s R i i s s i i i i s s i i i s i i i i i i i i i i i i s s i S B i i i i i a D ia a iiK in m
noil mug last week -he took a walk
.. ................................................ .. ........................................................................................................ ........................................... ..
wit h her hushnnd down whole
sale row, nml to her surprise
'oilnd that Florida fruit win in
better demand than California
Fresh Apalachicola Oysters
fruit. The Thanksgiving trade
was not eonsidering any other
Fresh Candied Citron Peel Orange and
grapefruit than
Florida grown
and oranges were in far better
Lemon
demand
Sh<. heard mueh more
talk about extra finny Florid,'!
Hartley’s Marmalade
oranges than she heard about the
i .ihfornia product.
*
Sunbeam Sap Maple Syrup
"The Florida kumquat seemed
to he senree, but in demand at
Hei^z Plum and Fig Pudding
twenty-five cents n qunrt whole
sale.
She found
that dealers
Assorted Candies
were actually taking
Florida
fruit with mueh enthusiasm for
I1FE-TIMK ALUMINUM WARE
the holiday trade
t
"Tile high point to this revelaFRESH SUPPLY FRUITS \NI> \ ELETAIII KS
Moll is t bat Flo! nIn fruit is rap
idly routing min fax or and that
packers and marketing organiza
tions vs 111 have mueh to do with
the continued popularity of the
Florida product. So much de
pends upon the grading and pack
ing and tlie manner o f marketing
that no grower can afford to
I. D. M A R T IN , Proprietor
overlook this.
Florida fruit, if
Phone 210
((nick Delivery
half as well ailve
led ns tho
California fruit, would be
fnr
W insom e fropks o f refresh in g benuty.
ahead of it on the market.
C aptivating models o f exq u isite design,
“ Menus in large hotels nnd res
taurants that used to head the
e m ^ g jv in g the newest modes.
E xclu
list with ‘California oranges’ hnvo
learned better, and more often
sive individual styles in street, a fte r
one will see on the breakfast list
noon or evening dresses.
Inst week read ‘ Florida oranges."
i
It is all a quentiin of rational
Show ing clever models
in
Poiret
freight rales nnd chenpcr refrigera
tion.
When oranges nnd grapefruit
Twill, W ool Crepe, Tricotine, M atelassc,
F A N C Y GROCERIES
can be laid down anywhere caBt of
Velvets, Canton Crepes, Spanish and
the Rocky Mountains for less freight
than it costs to grow nnd market
Where Quality and Service is Paramount
Oriental Laces, Chiffons and G eorg ettes,
them, the demand for Florida citrus
fruits will outgrow tho supply
so
SHELLED WALNUTS IN TH E CAN
at—
fnst that growers will have a hard
lime bringing groves into bearing
rapidly enough to supplyfTruit.
Florida gave the world^artificinl
chemical refrigeration. It is 'how, up
D R O M E D A R Y ,^®1C E D CANDIED PE E L. CITRON, O R A N G E
to this atnte whch has tho greatest
AND LEMON— One Pound Pnckngcii
need lor mechanical refrigeration of
fruit nnd vegetable cars, to aupply
that need also
It can he done if a
L E T READY FUR THANKSGIVING
lit lie thought be given
and some
money spent. When that is done a
IJuirk Deliver)
Your Tradelarge pint of the enormous cost of
shipments will be materially reduced;
nnd then will come such n figh{ for a
fair rate on perishables that
the
transportation companies of the land
will have to hear.
FANCY GROCERIES
l - a t 'l l i h r d c v r r y a t l r U H i n » , l S oh
* m j at lk «
l U r a l i B i l W I s i . IW
■
A o , U s h r t , V ia .
that*s th e b ig t h i n g in
su cce ssfu l b a k i n g
It determines fsilurc or suc
cess in baking,* more
any
ingredient
always
3
CALUMET
Economy B J U i
R .
HUNGRY— LOOK THIS OVKR
£
POW DER
M ON EY
SAVERS
C
O
.
B
W
E
R
FASHIONABLE FROCKS
A timely presentation of very superior styles in new
Fall Dresses.
arrivals.
Priced
Frocks for each occasion of day or evening.
with
a pleasing
NEWEST WINTERTIME
Popular Market
DRESS FASHIONS
Deane Turner
SPECIAL
DEANE TURNER
Fimt Street, Welnka Building
You will be delighted with these new
Florida ran largely augment
its
market in the Mississippi Valley by
putting on a few refrigerated ships
between Tampa and New Orleans.
, • «•
moderation.
�V
I
THE SANFORD DAILY H ERAIJ). FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922
l l l l i H *1
------SUGAR-----
IN
■b a c o n
$ 1.00
PICNIC H AM S
$ 1 .!)5
With Groceries
IVr Can
E C O N O M Y
jupreme Test Faces
Prohibition, Church
Official Declares
T O W N
20c
K-LH. B U C K E T S N O W D R I F T
O n ly
IVr Lh.
$ 1 .2 8
G R O C E R Y
0ULF (
-()>ir aim is i.. S Kit VC the
BEE OF FISH.
ity, not merely to have n j,,|.
SAY THE ANGLERS SERVICE TRANSFER
PI
The new packing house of the Au- semhling the machinery wag carried
hurndnle Citrus Growers Association " ul v«*ry efficiently. Thlg houM U
i
has been completed and operations said to be one of the best arranged
m u.
^ F O R
RENT ( ’mu f o r t able rooms are
in this section, having all modon)
started last week when they shipped
. Tho Presbyterian Udies will hold
improvements
Including two coloring
available at 3 IS M a g n o lia A ve,
their first car. Everything rolled off moms of une car each capacity. Evthe' r Ii[1Iaar Sn,c Ilec- lst “ od 2nd.
197-Otp i
16a Fri Sat.-tfc
iii first class shape. This being the erytring points to a very successful
I-<>K RENT -2 nicely furnished rnmn
case indicated that the work in a s - ! season for thil Association.
with gas. 1004 Elm Ave. 10th St.
(H E V R O E F ^ AT T O Y S A N
_
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________
_
197-6tp!
JU A N G A R A G E ( ’()
(H jr T h e A a a o r la lr d I’ rra a )
FORK MYERS, N ov .H .-M a n y anCHICAGO, Nov. 16.— A “ more bit- glers who for years have been fishing
in(i relentless wet and dry" fight in the waters o f Florida, time and
0n than was waged when prohlbl- again have declared the waters arc
iWl was adopted,” Dr. Clarence True
fished to death-'-especially if they
I’ibon of W ashington D. C.. aecre- have been out all day and have failed
■11 fr.i T n I, i t
l.111 AI, ^ A
t !
of the board of temperance* pro- to
------------------------- 200.11c f o r RENT-Furnished bed room,!
get a bite—but
the catches_ fbeing
jtion and public morala o f the M. made along the Gulf Coast indicates
We are in tho business, for the j 11" Laurel Ave.
,
197-Ctp
Church, declared yesterday In a fish still are here.
BUSINESS:
QUICK
S E It V K E F ( )R RENT Furnished lied room, $3
„ y of the result o f the November
Ed. Watnon, local business man, pi- TRANSFER I’ll one 498.
per week. 311 East Fifth Street.
f (lection, issued from the Chicago of- loted Willinm Dougins and Beale
19 l-Th-Fri-Snt
200-31 [i
Travis of Jacksonville on a Ashing
Ice of the hoard.
^ ^ ^
Kll|{ RENT Rooms anil kitchenette
"Prohibition has been weakly led, trip a few days ago and the three
- Shirley Apartments opposite post
syeti ili the houae o f Ita friends, landed 651 pounds in a few hours in
*ffice, upstairs.
28-tfc
tracked by thoso who ought to Walker.Pasajind off Indian Key. The
FOR
RENT—
Unfurnished
apartment
tre given it the main line, and the catch included 41 jack fish weighing
Fermlnle Apartments, 306 E. F'irst
bt that wo ought to have avoided 367 pounds; 16 red fish or sea bass
Street.
190-tfc
now on. and it will bo more bitter weighing 80 pounds; 21 "snoik,” 147
FOR RENT One bed room and kitch
relentless than was the fighting pounds; 8 trout, 20 pounds; 3 lady
en furnished, price $ 16 per month,
iheri prohibition wan won,” Dr. Wil- fish, 20 pounds, and one jew fish
Classified Ads k a Une. No
j
Apply
in Mrs. il. D, Durant at Lake
weighing 41 pounds.
on declared.
ad taken for teas than I5c.
I
Mary
193-tfc
One of the party snagged a whip]|e added, however, In hi* opinion
and positively no classified
ohibitioii would stand. After as- rny, but efforts to drag it ashore t
ads charted to anyone. Cash
v\ AN I h i>
ertmp that in Illinois, where tho wets failed when the line broke. The rny
must accompany all orders
WANTED T «n girls with previous
Count fire words to a line
strayed by the officers o f tho law,” was about eight feet in width
experience desire positions as sales
and rrmlt accordingly.
ron a referendum, prohibition was
Indies nr clerical work, can furnish
CHILDREN’S HOME
Wilson said.
references,
\ddress "I'nsilinn" care
SOCIETY CELEBRATES
of Herald
199-4tp
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY
|SKI P DEFENSE IS WOMAN'S
/
WANTED
Super
in
tendency
<
T
? iTr
FOR SALK
m : \ FOR KILLING HUSBAND
angc grove
I'aii give reference
1
( f l y T J ir A « » « r lf » t fd I
Address F! W I 'ill I l e r . R o u t e t'r I .1111
JACKSONVILLE, Nov
1l
The
Itarw a k,
Fla, Nov. 17.— Axel John- Children's Home Society if Florida
i, S i '
2" I dtp
:’oo .t|
-h.it to death in hU home whi(.(i , jnr|. it, orirnlI17Illlnn h„ , l red
VI I D
I.
•.Volk
ltii|tjue M
. 'inlay by his wife, who do- for nearly In,(Inn F’loriiia <hildren
I ’ l'Mh
I I ,t, . . SI.... Sli..|.
•l,i killed him in self defense. thrown upon the merit of the world,
" r f If A
W ill
11 ! < J" L
t . ' I,
11i m *
**11• shooting, Mrs. Johnson j is celebrating it* twentieth aim v.r
• h .k .
I ’ U,
M
1
1 |. ,;V, f - 1T ill.
h ht 1
’ - the home of n neighbor, i nary by asking the people of tie '.r.
. M
i, • f
Mt i- '! Ill
•d the sheriff.
In her eel! to send to tti" prim i|inl home h< "■ nt
i 1 t
i. i
,1 if, j » ■ ni r '
' ,111, A .i
11
i ■i Mrs Johnson said her hus- to its West |*)orid:i reiei\>t'g ■■*n'■ a'
S I I I ’ ” !Ml
■ ■*
I,.,
,i 1
: it - . 1
u i home and knocked her I’ettsacola. a "turkey li>\' o f T "d "t
u *
;
• 1. f
‘•lir' » f !
• . f .It ’ h 1i . il ,.
ii..t arose, she mud, and pick- .clothing prmr t" Tiianksgivmg
Jn tti.
1he
' - " f . It l . . ,.f ,» i f f Id;., k
1
• revolver from a table, fired, |society declares tiial even olie small
I * h n W I’ flM*. | n . l ul! !. " , 1 ,| , | ! " I , 11' .1 1c ■1 ..,"1 w e l l
f i *K S \ I I
I ice
diet
struck Johnson in the I jar of fruit or prefers r* wnufd be in
,11 n t 2 1 , S.m
,1 pp>. e o f ITC.tr tiii
f . 1| f t 1 l ' 1 1" M l , i't l e t 1" i l l -. , rill
i1 i passidl on tbroiigb the ceptable
1'itii ’ t ip F t'l
i111d Ave
V , , i I , . , i l . l t tig
U .-II,
r .....1
IE died within nn hour.
M e n W h o B eco m e
P ro sp ero u s
CLASSIFIED
ADS
i i in.',
.ill
■i ir old son of Mrs. Johnson
\|
r ’ h u t marriage accompanied
i id anrl substantiated her.
lie was not, however, n wit,{<IV , s Kla«-W* i-at- a very niter
Iln Fh .tie 2' . w
! •i ll
ii shooting.
1citing and instructive sernimi list
" *** “ P in ter. The couple, m(rht t(l „ |(trtr,
, ,.ri tin
I nr il i on |»c a n il Ini i
i m c ! •*Isuit a year ago both ’
phe„y „ f Frekoi ,„r The Vail, v
gain. run-, like nee. five good lire*.
>"cn married previously.
t((f , )ry m„ Mi.S)- ,i„,wmg how this S.l'.’i. r.i * v (c r ill * See MrD.iinel Rutl
. scripture is being fulfilled m "in own al Wight lit ns.
I’ lmltr
UFA " K E E L E R HALL’ S
day before our own eyes,
I FITTERS TO HE GIVEN
in* word |ui tiling of the present FOR S \ l F Hnd'im T-pns'cnger, exrellenl lotldltinn, car fnrnurl) o« n
TO \UTHOKI7?ES SOON ( ondit<•>» »f the J-wi-h t-e.-pte in all
,
,|
III Dl
Walker. .1 real gnnd bit*
•
lands emphasized strongly the truth
S
c
M
<
Dowell
Ituti ..I Wight lire*
M A BRUNSWICK, N. I . Nov' 17
„r | V k .•!’* i-.-id'
.ml ’ »'•
I 1'
*'■ ' d letters said to h iv« been certai n fulfilli". "t
• i. 1
*r '
E\ the Rev F'dward Wheeler p r o mi s e e o n e e r nmg ’ Ecu
lb’
Mm F: lea nor Reinhardt Mills,
Mr Flacks speak .< nn ’
1111 it u 11*on,
in murdered on September 14, Bible lovers should in 1 miss
I.1, lie
ire t
turned over to the authnri- these interesting sermons.
■ago.
tif!' tomorrow
try Mm.
Florcncj
Hmi -e
t K V F R A L U l l l ' S F S f . .r sale
hunt., ittorney for Charlotte Mills,
! fu
f..r
tent,
See
T
h
ig
p
e
n
.
NOTICE!
dangle, ,- nf the slain woninn, it wait
. i.t 1
am '< 'd tonight by Speelnl Deter
\ 1 1<>1i F< >lt SA L E
"
T h e W e t f a r e D e p a rt mi-nl
tn. ’>1u*i 'ii
I’ l. a*c at in ',gc (<• pav i i -il >n iliW o m a n 's • Jo b « ill
bold
i R mo' '/■
IF “GOOD COUNSEL
H A S NO PR IC E ”
service,
alone, should be worth much to
you in your business transactions.
W e Invite you to come in and
talk over your plans with us.
B. F. WHJTNKR, Caahler
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11111f>ig
.
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
Sanford, Florida
Best Bread and Rolls
— AT—
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v I ia ,g
, - I I , I i ‘ i . >i
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i
No better medium for having your money
perform the function for which it was made
could he desired than the—
, ,,.l -l-.-.V Ii"
'1 | . I d : . '
■'
Irhey d o not hoard their funds hut keep
[heir cash at work, knowing that it will he
employed by the hank to help the farmers,
merchants and m anufacturers, and that in
proportion as it stimulates trade, it will he
returned to them with interest.
pin mi
‘nil 'I |.
ROUTH
w \ s. I
n n a t ye ,i!i,i i e i hi
a 1,.. 11« r i*. i ’ ii * t a t te i . get " i n
BAKERY
Next to I'r ln rc s s T h e a tr e
t ,i ati<l .glutton tep.ilr 0< put llnent i>
it, , 1,11pc *•f an
i xpert.
i ii-tunni
"1 X i D K ”
llutterv
Service,
RAY
RRi t s
Hume Ah Sanford
172 if.
,| to
lull 1.1
&
GRANITE
W ORKS
JO H N G O V K , U roprirtor
m is Weal F’ lrat Slre*t
• t ■in ,t•» f i
( \ U irkI
ni
M ARBLE
m il-T K K Y
, lum ln r g e l *
i i
SANFORD
WORK
A SPE C IA LTY
Iflfl West EJrat Htr*a4
L.i.I 1 1.1 *1,. .1 .(| a i 1in. i.l
‘
’ nr InHI hi*, desirable 1.nation. Ad
•f l-SH " i J, S . ' 1 »■arc Met aid office, Sun
192 tf.
f.-T.I, Fin.
\ loii*i' ;m.i ..[.Ituti Hit 1.
1i "ck fa , m ..f i.i.t Ic* . that! t a . ' 1\
|1. 11 : ••<1
> mure than f.nt> It i <•*,
U \ NTFD
,
Mi flowing v\i ll uniI m"re than f.*'
. ft"tn '*.,ji/",ii
1' f i*f* r ;i t ' I re
1, l a
r,
1.
Wi l l
Hot
i f.r
. "Under
Ml Aitll^T i V
any
f a I III
il is lecated ..n n jillbli. road \ \ I ’4
il p.i-session im m e d ia te ly
\'iit
tiption of p ro p e rty and
location
lowest annual r e n t to Republican
Trucking Company I'ifto ii, G i i .
189 I2tc
I <’ It RENT
flMlIltH, $*F I
l
nticlly, Agetit,
199 Re
\ '1 i T laA RING LAND and can for
n id i
nak
and
pine
wood
fo r
le-*s
than market price. II. F
Long.
Phoile IS I I
21M) 31 p
FOR RENT Store room in Bishop
Block, West First street, Sanford
l OTt SAl.K A good piano, pi ne is ( Divestment t o,, A. P. Connelly, Agent.
right.— Cannon’s Cash Grocery, < elPJ9-4tcj
192
imp
YOUNG
COUPLE
want
board
with a
cry Ave., Sanford, F'ln
private family or room. Box 621.|FLORA HEDINI, 8TAH EtIUESTIllENNE OF SPARKS CIRCUS DUE TO
PERMANENT WAVING, Shampoo
200-Stp
APPEAR IN SANFORD, TUESDAY, NOV. 28 F'OR TWO EXHIRIT10N8
ing, scalp and facial treatment.—
Mrs McCoy, Welnka Apartment*.
LOST
103-12tp
Then this phase o f our
■
\S trifl
'DID, widower of thn choir
1
Sale tiiiliorrow it ....... 11•" l **• big
Irii 1 t"dn\ received $600 of the
... if.
ney's , I u r n c f T h i r d -tic.-: n d
'
Il 11 1 who h Miss North is snfri to
Avenue.
A n y Mill’ till’- I’ ll
1 '"'hi.':''
ha'
'daiiicd through the Mile of the
I 11It
a 1 K i melody
su xophnnt*
W i l l in 1 c a I I . ,:'i
put, '(inn rights o f the letters. These, Rh'."U' -U- W and *.im.
..
I a* new Sit'll takes It. half
for or leave at the residence "f ’ D
Irtt. n are expected to figure proml- 1
oil, haliclli'e SM) per month. R. J
E. I). Chittenden, S|3 Magnolia u v
firmly m the case in connection with
Holly.
Herald Office.
170 Ctp
201 I t"
Ihe prosecution’s claim that
Mrs. nuc.
FOR SALK— Hosier and Gays’ paints
Fr. '.. ns Noel Stevens Hall, widow of
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty
When others nrc idle, we keep mnv
Be rector, had knowledge before the
183 tfc
finir i. r* nf the intimney that existed ing; there’s a reason for it.— QUICK |Works, Sanford agents
be’ ■, n her husband and hln choir SERVICE TRANSFER-' Phone 489. 1FA R M E R S-Y ou can get seed he
The real reason is, we give SER
Icaffur
f r u m —. and ir r ig a t io n plugs «t tl.
VICE. That's our middle name S a n fo rd N o ve lty W o r k * .
lOtl-tf
Phono 498.
194-Th-F’ ri-Sal ^----------Try a Herald Want Ad today.
_______________________ _
FOR SALE It) acres in Longwood,
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J. Baxter.
1
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inti w in success keep their money circu>ng.
LOST—Pair of glasses. No one can MOST OF THIS LITTLE L A D Y ’S
iffeppER SEED FOR SALE—1 have
use same but myself. Please return
LIFE SPENT UNDER "BIG TO P ”
a surplus of 85-lbs. of Ruby King
^ p Connelly,
190-tfc
pepper seed saved by myself out of LOST—1 8-months old Lcwellan bird
There is no circus o f the present regime that has catered to tho amUM*
tho very best New Jersey stock, $2.76
pup, large for sge, weight about 35
merit
going people of the United Slates much longer than that of the Sporki
per lb. Address, E Grothort, Danis, lbs. Black and whito spots. Liberal
Three
Ring Circus which comes to Sanford on Tuesday, November 28. It
198-tfc
reward for return or D Information
FIs.
will be the 34th nnnua^ tour of this aggregation which has steadily grown
ONLY REQUIRF:S small investment leading to recovery.— Seminole .Over, from a small two car affair to the mngnitudo of the throe ring clans and thU
to handle this business. Now doing land Co., Sanford, F a.
/ c ’ wc y,,nr finds it more complete in extraordinary features tHan ever before.
well. Good profit
Cun be greatly LOST—Child’s Blue Chinchilla overProbably one of the show’s strongest features is Miss F'lora Bedini re
coat, Cedar Rafiids trade mark. jluj (1(j to j„. [j,,, mil,| daring nn*i accomplished rider in this, or any other
j increased.
Best season just liegun
B e ttor investig ate
219 P m e Ave
F'inder return tn F.. F. Housholder, at t.t)un( ry_ There’s a reason Miss Bedini comes of a family of noted riders. In
201 4tp COUrt house. Reward.
199-4tc
^(>r
were nt) riders of repute even liefore the Sparks Circus was
, LOST—Tire rack with 30x3 ts, tire' jn existence. W'hon hut n little girl she was brought to this country by her
FOR RENT
license tag and tall light nil connect- father who at that- time was one o f the featured riders with Rlngling BrothPOD HUNT—Furnished rooms south" ed, in or near Sanford. Reward. P.
The Sparks Circus is coming to Sanford on their own trains of doubla
cast comer Elm and 11th street, O. Box 1054.— H. W. Allen Music Co.(
201-2tp length cars. Two performances will Ik* givm daily in the spadOua toot
August Schneider.__________
which has n seating capacity of 10,4)00. The street parade which la one mile
FOR RENT— 5 room unfurnished bun
*OUND
in length wilFpass through the principal streets of the city at 10:30 a. m. and
galow, with garage.
1012 Myrtle FOUND Bicycle. Owner apply to
will be a kaleidoscopic procession of glitter and color, all cages being o p t s to
k A venue.— W. It. Brooks, 417 West 2nd
chief of police, Identify and pay fori
l00-3tp
I*.
201-2tpl
st;
adr.
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•
When You T^erd PRINTINg, "W E DELIVER THE GOODS”
PHONE 404 f o r - .
Quick Service Transfer
d
S e m in o le
%
P r in t e r x j
New Construction
In ^resses Visitors
Storage Facilities
In addition to tho large projects
If we please you, tell other*; If not,
mentioned yesterday, building permits
tell u». Phone 498
Our Work— PLEASES— Our Price
are being issued for n number of res
902 French Avenue
idences, an<| with the influx o f new
SANFORD
people and capital to Sanford this
Machine & Foundry Co. class of construction is expected to
show greater gains in the future than
ueneral Machine and Boiler Work*;
any time during the past year.
Cylinder Grinding; Del.use Pistons;
The Mcisch building, permit
for
Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank
which was issued last June, is rapidly
tkafta Returned— ----------- Phone 61 nearing completion. Thia handsome
business block has cost the owners
165,000
to build and is one of the fin
General Shop and Mill
est of its kind in Central Florida.
W ork
Other valunble acquisitions to the
Everybody Drives a Uied Car After
c o n t r a c t o r and b u i l d e r business section of Sanford is
the
the First Week
Morriwethcr
building,
costing
$20,000,
617 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla,
the San Juan Garnge coating $15,000,
See these Live Bargains:
B. &. 0. Garage, $14,000, and the
S A N F O R D N O V E L T Y Hinca Garage, $10,000. Tho now pri
FORD SE D A N
mary school house, for which bonds
WORKS
L E X IN G T O N
were recently voted, is nearly com
V. C. COLLER, Proppleted and represents an expenditure
O LD SM O B ILE
of $50,000. The total actual value of
B U IC K
G ILLO N & F R Y
all classes o f construction in Sanford
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS from January 1st to November 15th
L IB E R T Y
inclusive is $1,006,953,
DODGE
In addition to this, municipal Im
Weetlnghouee Lights and Appliancea
provements will amount to $625,000
New'Line of Fixturee
OVERLAND
for which bond issue was voted some
123 West First Street
O A K L A N D (2)
time ago. This issue provided for ten
miles more o f paved streets, yacht
CHALM ERS
B. W . H E R N D O N
basin, public library building, and im
provements to tho sewerage systems.
CO LE 8
Work on these improvements are ex
INSURANCE AGENCY
DORT
pected to begin not later than tho first
FIRE----------AUTO---------- BONDS
of the year.
GRANT
With these many improvements to
fh eae cars hnve been thoroughly re
S. 0 . Shinholser
be started in the immediate future to
conditioned. Will accept other cars as
gether with those all ready under con
part payment or give the difference
Contractor and Builder
struction, Sanford is forcibly impressyour car is better.
ing winter visitors to tho state with n
Terras: Cash, trade or long easy
FLORIDA progressiveness that denotes its citi
payments.
zens are awakening to the great pos
sibilities to be found here, the con
tinued development o f which is bound
&
Leave Your Order for to attract outside capital to this city.
Practically nil this development, with
HUPMOItlLE and LEXINGTON
Distributor*
T H A N K S G IV IN G * but two exceptions, has been accom
plished by local capital.
109 Park Ave.,-Sanford. Florida
TURKEYS
Desirable
USED CARS
B.
0. MOTOR CO.
SAYS PEACE IN EUROPE
DEPENDS ON GERMANY
Apalnchicoln Oystern
atom of the "irregular” Republican
group that they, iqtcnji to
seniority rule and demand what they
consider adequate committee repre
sentation. Their fight ds expected to
center about two or three important
.chairmanships. The Democrats have
not shown any inclination to far to
nbandon the seniority rule In tho fill
ing of minority committco places.
•
CU M A was doing for me, the took It
f f r headaches, and they aM -ri&w en
tirely gone. We can’t say enough for
RECUM A,. and wapt everybody
to
Mre- J- II. Calder h»g
know how it mado us well,, so anyand information bureau
ono suffering as we were can
get
Hotel,
their health back too.”
notice
RE-CU-MA HERE
d* Vii^,
'■ « • > « * , '
wl,h
charge, concerning
in and out of Sanford
The remarkable RE-CU-MA treat
Speci*l
ment can now bo obtained here from tesy shown to the pul,|ir
“ ’* l*
Letters patent hav© been applied the Union Pharmacy instead of send drives of all kinds ho»t
specialty. l’honc 22y for ,
for by the prom oters o f a new Polk ing to Jacksonville f o r it.— Adv.
inform^
county railroad from Haines City to
Phone 44.
N O T IC E
Dndc City. Tho proposed road will
U-J-ti,
Business and Professional Woman’s
open up a rich section o f the country
SEE THE i
and wifi bring under cultivation some Club banquet Monday at 8 :00 p. m. in
Sl'PERIm
of the best citrus as well am some of tho Palm room, Valdox. Phone reser CHEVROLET ,\T
THE S «
the best truck growing lands in south vation to Mrs. Zcbb R atliff, 410-W , JUAN GARAGE ( o
ZOO-Jij
Florida. The temporary officer* of not later than noon Friday.
200-ltc
the road which will bo known a* the
Pianos, Safe*, Furniture. in n,
Mid City Railway are Isaac Van Horn
CHRISTMAS B A Z A A R
anything movable, or Wh»i
7*
of Haines City, president; Robort L.
might think immovable W(
Willston o f Northampton, Mas*., first
The Christmas bazaar given each with care nnd ease, w ,
vice-pre*ldent;
Fred A Miller o f year by the Holy Cross Guild at the
responsibility.- QUICK
8ERm
Haines City, second vice-president; Parish House will be held December
TRANSFER. Phone 498
^
Jed R. Yale of Haines City, treasurer. 6 and 7.
189-Itc
The company will bq capitalized at
$2,500,000. ' Haines
City wifi bo
headquarters.
NOTICE!
Our Dry Cleaning is unexcelled. Wo
hnvo mndc arrangements with the Or
lando Steam Laundry to act as their
agent in Sanford. All old customer*
of this concern will receive prompt
and courteous treatment and all work
is guaranteed first class as they have
one of the best plants in the South.—
Seminole Steam Laundry, R. L. Chris'
enborry, Mgr. Phone 475.
201-tfc
Call 498, if you want that baggage
looked after with despa tch.— QUICK
SERVICE TRANSFER.
194-Th-Fri-Sat.
HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING
W e use nothing but the best material; all
work done by expert workmen.
JACKSON'S AUTO PAINT SHOP
W ig h t Bros. D e p t Garage Building
H
O
O
E LEC TR IC
The Herald, 15c per week, delivered
RAILROAD MAN
GIVES FACTS
New Florida Syrup
Member Brotherhood o f L ocom o
(Ilf The A n w U l r * Prraa)
tive Engineers Had A w fu l
Htirk W heat and Pan Cake Flour
PHILADELPHIA. Nov
11. - I V
Experience
Jones’ Dairy Farm Snusage
ami is viewing its approaching repub!iraniHin with a j oy npd patriotic forPotato Salad, Fresh e v
.Jacksonville, November 16. Mr. W,j
min h like that which swept over
ery day. per pound
K. Bennett, popular engineer at the
V
E
SUCTION
R
SWEEPERS
_____PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION
Authorized Hoover Dealer
PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO'
112 Magnolia Avenue-
’ hone 113
a
PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
2 5 c"
the American colonies when they set
Jacksonville Terminals, has been tell.up
the world's first representative
Card* of Hanford’ * Reput
[ mg friends for the piiKt few
days)
form o f government, in the opinion
able Professional Men, each
i
about his remarkable release
from]
of h ranrois tie St. Phnllc, vice-presi
of whom, in hi* chosen pro
I thirty-five years of torture which he
dent
of the Baldwin Irocomotive
fession the Hersld recom
|was forced to endure in spite of his1
Works, who has returned from a lo
mends to the people.
Iefforts.
comotive selling tour of Europe, Be
"I couldn't eat anything during all
ing president o f the American-Polish
thnt
time,” said Mr. Bennett, “ without
Chamber of Commerce, he was
_______
ea____ ____ _
_
______ T A X BO OKS A R E
penally interested in the affairs 0f ] ^ f f « ‘ ng intense pain in my stomach
The only thing which agreed with me
George A . DeCottes i
N O W OPEN Poland,
"The people of Poland nro uxhila- at all was buttermilk, crackers and
A tt o r n e y -a i-L a w
State and County Tax ilooks arc ruled over their independence and hot water.
“ I noticed what City Commissioner
now open for the payment of taxes look forward with much expectancy
Over S «i ilnole County Bank
for 1922, a discount of two per cent is to thfir first election in tho next few Frank Owen said about the benefit he
SANFORD
November, weeks,” snid Mr. de St. Phallo in an got from the Kecuma .treatment, and I
FLORIDA nllowcd for payment in
one per cent in December. Tax books interview,
"It is hard to describe decided that a man like him certainly
close April 1st. Poll Taxes for the thi-ir feelings. They appear to have kr.cw what he was talking abouL
year 1922, for both men and women, the same patriotic spirit and Joyful Well, I have just finished the second
F R E D R. W IL SO N
became due November 1st, 1922.
ness over their new found liberty bottle of Recuma, nnd the boys at the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Business und Occupation License* thnt our forefathers experienced in >nrds will toll you that I eat anything
1 want now. Meat, eggs, potatoes,
liecnme due October 1st, and if not 1776/'
First National Bank Building
and
nil that. I can even drink ice
paid, are delinquent, as the law re
Mr tit* St. Phnlle »aid Poland,
BANFORD
FLORIDA quires that a license be procured be France, Belgium, Rumania, Czecho water now and never have any trouble
fore conducting the business, profes slovakia nnd Jugo-Slavia are closely or pains after eating a big meal.
"When my daughter saw what RE
sion or occupation.
agreed in principle and wish only to
JNO. D. JINKINS,
keep the territory they have and to
Tax Collector,
maintain peaceful relation* with oth
C H E L L E M A IN E S
ONLY BIG CIRCU8 COMING TO
Nov 2-2wk*
Seminole County. er countries.
“ They do not
want
HANFORD Til 18 YEAR
LAW YER
war, he snid, “ and unless Germany
— Court House KNIGHTS TE M PI.AR. ATTENTION becomes aggressive in an attempt tl
Circus Price*
Taylor Commnmlery No. 2H will regain it-* lust territory I do not be
meet in regular conclave on Friday lieve there will be another European
Ej m Examined
Glasses Designed evening at 7 30
The Order .( the i undid for some year*."
Under Age of 12
Temple
will
be
"Poland is one of America's best
conferred.
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
All Knights T e m p l a r within
this future markets, * be said,
"Today it ADULTS 75c (Including War Tax)
Opt. D.
jurisdiction are invited to bo presentl ,s buying cotton, copper, steel, maOptician-Optometrist
and every officer cif this Comninndry chinery and locomotives from the
312 Bast First 8 treet
Hanford, Fla. is expee'ed to be present.
United States. It is fast rehabilitatThe order of Malta will be confer inK its d ev a sta te areas and its railred nt 5 p. ni.
loads of some 11,000 miles oven now
are nn industrial foctor in Europe.
ELTON J. M O U G H TO N l ull (Ires-- uniform
He snid that
Poland
recently
II
E.
TOLAR,
ARCHITECT
bought
7,000
freight
enrs
in this
Commander
country, nnd thnt his rompnriy closed
Room 7, Miller Bldg.
Arc you moving?
Call n QUICK a contract with that country for 25
FLORIDA
BANFORD
i locomotives nnd was paid $1,000,000
SERVICE T R A N SFE R
to do
Phone 498.
194-Th-Fri-Sat in ensh less than two months after
the order was given.
E. F. DE LA HAYE, Jr.
i
Architect and Engineer
NOTICE
ILLINOIS SENATOR
15 year* experience in Residence, Ga
On November the 10th I shall b a !
WOULD ABOLISH
rage, Storage-Warehouse, Mill Con
struction, Re-enforced Concrete Struc compelled to advance my price on
SENIORITY RULING i
»*;
tures, Hotels, and Office Buildings. P. wood one dollar per cord.
(Uy
The
Associate*
Frees)
O. Box 1126. Phone S39-L-2. Sanford
This advance in price is made neces
WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.— Aboli
sary to meet the coat o f cutting and
tion of the senate's seniority rule by
hauling, and no orders wifi be accept
which tho chairmanship of a commit
ed after that date, except at the new
tee goes to the member with the long
PERFORMANCES
price, $8.50 per card.
est continuous service thereon is sug
STREET
PARADE. 10:30 A . M.
All order* In hand prior to Novcm
gested by Senntor McCormick of Illi
ber tenth will be filled at present
nois, chairman of the Republican sen
price.
F. S. V E R N A Y.
atorial committee, in n letter to Sen
* x
ator Lodge, the Republican leader,
STROUT FARM AGENCY
Yon can find the name of
made puhllc todny.
every live Business Man
113 Magnolia Ave.
The letter also urged that the
In Sanford in this Column
steering comfhittee, of which Mr. Mc
each day.
Lakeside farm and grove of 200 Cormick is a member, be made rep
trees, 20 acres. Several ncres heavy, resentative of all section* nnd though
black loam, best o f soil for vegetables, on the Republican side and disclosed
strawberries, pears, plums,
guavas, that Senator McCormick hud discuss
W e’ll Dye For You
grnpes. Good 5 room house. Excel ed the question with Senntor Curtis
BON TON S tE A M PRESSERY lent f o o t i n g and fishing. 2 miles to of Kansas, assistant Republican lead
railroad station, stores, church, school er, and others.
Kent ft McKee, Props.
The seniority system nlso prcvnils
CLEANING, DYEING, ALTERING --household furniture and farming
tools included. $2,250.
$1,250 cash, in the house.
Work caled for and delivered
Notice already has come from sen184-tfc
Phone 464-J---------- 314 West First 84. balance 1 and 2 years.
L P. McCuller
OAKLAND
6-44— 1923 8 ERIKS
T h e car ow n er w ho ia satisfied in the day in and day
out usage o f his au tom obile is the beat asset a dealer posses
ses.
W e take pride in the realization o f the fact that Oak
land car ow ners in the territory controlled by us and else
w here constitute ou r m ost valuable asset.
A careful in sp ection and a ride in the Oakland 6-14 will
reveal the reasons.
See us for a dem onstration and prices.
Kent Vulcanizing C om p a n y
BANFORD, FIA-
PHONE 17
s
ALL CHILDREN 30c
3 RING
A NATIONAL
INSTITUTION
C O M lN S td
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
T h e B u ic k T h e y Ju d g e B y
T he Model “ 45” Six-C ylinder T o u r in g -* 1 195
T h i fam ous Buick five-passenger, six-cylinder open
m odel today, o s in past years, sets the standard ol
autom obile valu e.
SANFORD
It la ths m otor car b y which others are judged because
it represents th e b e st o f each year’s d ev elop m en ts in
mechanical refinem ents,appearance and riding c o m f o r t .
TUESDAY, NOV.
T h e Buick M o d e l “ 4 5 " com bines the characteristic
Buick qualities o f perform ance and stability w ith dis
tinctive beauty and a com pleteness o f appointm ents
not to be found elsew here.
W e l l be pleased to give you a demonstration any time.
pr
T h e B ufc* U n * f o r 1923 Cotnpriara F ourteen Modtla:
Tourifi*.
, . v, j . Spurt « « »
Aik abuut the O
1 {*•«
ML A. C. i»urrh«*f Plan’, mhlrh provider
Deferred Payment» '
P-lS-lk-NI*
*
L. C. MOORE, Manager
When better automobiles are built, Buick will build
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922
PAGE FIVE
UEI> c r o s s d r i v e
ing on tho hnttlofiold catne hack to
WILL 0 0 OVER TOP tukq up the former life; when gradu
ally* this country commenced to as
Chairman S. M. Lloyd informs The sume its old habits nnd the people
Daily Hernld that the annual Red began to live the old li'e; then came
Cross drive for membership will go the belief that the Red Cross had
over thq top this year as it hns in won its spurs in the fight to give
the past. He reports that more than those yearning for aid and pence nnd
f-tOO hns already been collected, nnd comfort in illness, nnd would no more
that there arc a number o f outlying be needed.
"Thnt is why the American public,
districts in the county to hear from
little
realizing tho ever-present needs
which he is confident will make up
for
preserving
nnd continuing thnt
Seminole county's quota nnd more.
In this connection The Palntkn nrganizntinn, fails now to respond to
the appeal for financial aid. Thnt
News 'editorially says:
"So closely as the receipts have why a cirrus will carry from this city
been reckoner! there was collected in full five times the amount of cash
the Sundny campaign in this city for thnt is pledged to the Red Cross for
funds to aid the Red Cross a sum not assurance that no cessation from its
work shall take plncc.
exceeding six hundred dollars.
The figures toll the story. Palntkn
“ At a conservative estimate there
wns taken in by the circus showing should not he singled out ns nn illus
in Palntkn Monday at least four thou tration. Without doubt the majority
of cities in the state will find tho
sand dollars.
as
the
It is generally conceded thnt n same condition* existing
amusement
train
visits
those
cities.
man who earns his money may spend
"But it does seem sometimes thnt
it about as he may sec fit—with a
patronage
is sadly misplaced."
few exceptions; nnd those who chose
A VISIT TO OUR STORE
[Will Convince You That W e Can Supply
Your W ants at Very Low Prices
i
[ick sales, small profit, with our remarkable low operating
enses we are in a position to sell on a small margin every-
ig in our line.
A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS
BLEACHED SHEETING,
er yard —-v.................... - .......................................
UNBLEACHED SHEETING,
yer yard —..................................... ....
jASTIC
SEAM DRAWERS,
ich ......... ................................................
LDIES’ FLEECED VESTS AND PANTS,
ich ......................................
™hm'ANKETS:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69c-75c
ianford Dry Goods Company
Corner Second Street and Sanford Ave.
!old weather is just around
the corner
Yon will find Our Stork Well Supplied for your Winter Need*
OI K PRICKS AUK I.OWKU
— :
BANDEL’S EMPORIUM
216 SA N F O R D
AV EN U E
J u s t A r r iv e d
*•
A Beautiful Assortm ent of
LAD 1ICS’ DRKSSliS
:
Latest Styles, Best Quality
AT SAN FO R D A V E N U E PRICES
M . N A R V 1S
320 Sanford Avenue
to do so had a perfect right to toss
[their funds to the circus.
Mohammed Sixth,
“ Looking at the two propositions,
Sultan o f Turkey,
! can any thinking person find a plea
Flees to Maltua
i 'or the patronage given to the cir- I
I rus while little heed is paid to the
Illy liar \a««M*lntrd I'rcaa I
organization
who*,* whole hearted
CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov 17. —
support means the alleviation of dis
, Mohammed Sixth, sultniv of Turkey,
tress and suffering over the whole
'lias fled from Constantinople nn a
world ?
Rritish warship hound for
Mnltun
Four thousand dollars to n circus.
The Sultan on cmhnrking emphasized
Six hundred dollars to nid in tho
i the fact he was not abdicating, but
great work being put over by the
'merely removing himself from imme
Red Cross
For an hour’s amuse
diate danger.
ment six times the amount given that
was subscribed for a year’s work b y ' R. R. Labor Leaders to
it grand organization'
It
sounds
Confer in Washington
rather unfair
It i« unfair.
Illy I hr \
f r (I I'rraal
“ No don lit there were many of
U \S111 N«iToN.
N..V 17 Plans
those who made a tender to the Red
for
a
-cm
nf
.
mCcrciii
«•■* here of
t io«s who vl*ltcd the (in n *.
but
think of the vast nunihei who side railroad hilmi leader-, the fir*t to he
stepped tile Red t russ for the sake held tomorrow to discus* the attitude
ot the sawijtiM img
The assertion to he t a k e n lt\ railroad lahot toward
may he made that a continued lack the proposed amendment of the trims,
of patronage would force a cessation portal ion act was announced by 11 E
of tho service that i* being do tic by Willis, legislative agent of thr It rot h
the Red Cross over tile entire coll 11 ci hood of Locomotive Engineers
11y
It i- admitted that tile •:r, us was F1-TDFK M M.I NTS. IN R \ll>
a 'good one,"
amus.’ineiitv of that NEAR o l d VNDO. GET lilt; M i l I
-i.rt frequently are
Dualities* tt
Three federal prohibition a*renls.
was far lattei and cleaner than the
average aggregation i nverilig the headed by Field Dire, lot Cr'inib y of
department,
countrv
That is not the point at the state enforcement
Tampa,
swooped
through
(Idultj'i
late
issue in this new.
“ In n nutshell the American people Wednesday evening with three I .arte
arc impetuous and impulsive—nnd brothers, living near Chuluota, and
! too readily is tho old discarded for n 50-gallon copper still, in their eus- j
f the new Hut a few years ago, when tody
The Lanes, it was said, w'll
ho
this country w h s wrought to tho,
charged
with
manufacturing
liquor
highest tension over the work that
1was being don,* abroad by the Red the agent* asserting thnt they found
C r o s s , p e o p l e “ gave till it hurt
Thoy five gallons of white whiskey near
gave willingly
Some literally im the still The three brothers and tho
Orlando
poverished themselves
Then when still were taken to Tampa
the sound of musketry waj hushed Sentinel
nnd tho roar of tho cannon \Vns still
Have you read tha want ada today!
ed; when they who were still remain
Rapid Service
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ALLIES FRUSTRATE
Former Ambassador
KKMAL1STS P L A N S
To France is Dead
lilt l*hr ^nunrlalrd I'ffMl
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El.lt 1A, l> , Nov.
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France, dt*'*l at hi* home here shortly interned lutkish destroyer Akhishnr,
la-fore Ivoon (inlay after all illness of .! -g u i- d i- men bant man out of fjol,|, i, 11,on p r-t tin- allied control was
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loin tile throngs of readers
Bon Ton and Royal 1
Worcester Corsets
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FAT HENS AN D F IO ERS
FLORID A AN D W E ST E R N MEAT'S
G U A R A N T E E D EGGS
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THE WEATHER £
For
Floriiln:
Partly
Cloudy tonight and Satur
day wanin'r in extreme
Northeast portion.
T H E Y M UST C,ONCOST W IL L NOT, BE
It
V
C O N SID ER ED
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W e must make room fur a' new and complete line of
clothing which has already been purchased for our stock.
You can now dress yourself up in first class style at
our store, at a price so low that you will he happily surprised.
If interested in buying a good suit it will pay you to in
spect our line before purchasing.
SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
85 iigain yesterday and once
more we say: "Some weath
er fo r this time o f
the
year.”
It’s n great privi
lege to live in Florida where
the weather is ideal and ev
erybody hnppy. Have youaa
little Daily Hrrajd in your
home? If not, why not?
5:40 A. M„ NOV. 17. 1922
Maximum
. ... 85
Minimum
61
Range
.
63
Barometer
.
30.27
Northwest and clear.
Pay Cash and Save Money
Sanford Shoe &Clothing Co.
J. J. N. CONNER, Manager
Satisfaction Guaranteed
115 East First Street-------------------- -Phone 104
MRS. FRED DAIGKR, Society Editor
The guest list included Mrs. (&* F.
Smith, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. S. E.
Barrett, Mrs. Walter t^Kht, Mrs. A.
M. DeForrest, Mrs I;. H. Buttolph and
Mrs. Raymond Key.
Phone 217-W
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city yesterday transacting business.
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FOR RENT— Housekeeping apart
ment. 719 Oak Ave.
201-12tp
FOR SALE — Young deer hound
P“ PPy. 8 months
old.
Easily
trained. Phon$ 185-J.
201-3tc
FOR RENT— Furnished
npnrtmcnt
on first floor, adjoining bath. Pri
vate front entrance. 217 E. 3rd St.,
2 blocks from Post Office.
20I-2tf
fur
nished rooms
f o r ' housekeeping.
Phono 348-W before 8 a. m., aftor
5 p. m.
201 -5tf
FOR SALE— Army tent. Practically
new, $12.00. Apply Sanford Bar
gain Store.
201-2U
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Coffee
■ng scenes. m lW jfy ’ Kg,
fires, with
mg throughout.
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PIANO TONING, PHONOGRAPH REPl
J. H. HINTERIIIISTER PIANO CO.
112 M A G N O L IA AVENUE
PERSONALS
" A N T E D $3Tfth0 at once, best of
security. Gall at Hill Hnrdwnrr Go
W I Hughey
201-3tp
in
rugK’“d "'fxxtiman and a rej
Rcntlman
Bolh prof "
for you and j U
mjttcd love f,,rVen„
kill him. Would*vhu d o V j
French Can.d|n ftrljid l
A t the last meeting o f the City
Commission It was moved and carried
unanimously tha t the Municipal Lib
rary building be located In the center
o f tho city park between Eight street
and Ninth Street and between Park
avenue and Oak avenue, and that the
city engineer proceed nt once to make
the preliminary survey fo r same.
F M “ EENT—TFree desirable
SAVINGS
W«
Pay 4% Interest on Savings Acconnla
DO YOU ATTRACT PROSPERITY?
Money is of value only ns it produces. Ileiue, n primary
function of THIS BANK is to make it product it
r e
By making your deposits here you help furnish the pow.
er to develop enterprises that enrich this . ..mm ,n tv ;(n,| itg
individuals.
Thus You Attract Prosperity tn >ourself, als,,.
I ( INl)(i\ NFWSPAPF.RS AUK
s \ r is n ::i) w it h r e s u l t
ItiN liON , N'ov |;
Gratification
wns expressed by most o f the morn
mg newspapers ns a result of the
•in 'iar entnrv elections
Several de
rive satisfaction from the fnct that
the conservative majority is not overK\ I M M , It ID lit, F l U II
vvhelniitii
ly large, thus enabling the
Itaiini*-i s Spin laity' Shop is showing
\l |lltl-H -t.l.g event of ye-teli|av new
opposition
to exereine a wholesome
atiivals in St|,.ei, Aftelliooii and
"
tin In ,!: ■ pally gl\e|i last even
he k on the predominant party.
evening dresses
Extraordinarily
a. I" Mis |; \ Newman at her
beautiful frocks for all occasions
h.,ine on Fourth street, the guestThe Herald delivered. 15c per week
N. wi -t materia -, and popular colors
*• i C tlo III. Nil'l l , of the Fvemnp
See adv el 11-cine nt in ibis issue for
Briilg. I 'lull
There being
three
specially atlra, live pi> . s Doi 't ferI,il.|e» of players.
. et out lug millinery -icI accessory
G-.hleri m-imi, and marigolds con
departments They are t.m plete now
Sanford’s New Store
. i iied the rooms where the card
with new up-to-date mereiuinc'ise.
tables wete placed into a veritable
how IT
'I i H t tilie Smith, n presentin’:
" ‘ ■••II -' ores were loiinteij a f t e r 1
he Si haefer VVeedeti I .iiluring t 'omthe ■ard game, the prize for high
pany of I'iticinniif i. i- with
'Hie
I. nii,..fig i|i< hi.In*- " a won by
' I .f ti". | i ,.»i|,j,nv today and to
I*' 11* -i ■ •i I , it. ,i hand
ii ..ii*." I.,
in the tall • ii.,.ring
, •t- d • .1
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.,1 h .il - |
I •' ' g I,'1" Iwing put on |,y that
10 Store* in (ieorg ia •i - I • ■ " s o et of ash 11ays.
1 -lot.
Sam IL'adfurd is making a
i oing to S M l.loyd.
specialty o f taking orders and giving
• At n late hour the hostess served n
"at fact ion in securing your new
delectable salad murse and coffee.
fall suit nnd overrent and has built
Those enjoying this pretty party
up u wonderful volume of husimPis in
were Judge and 'I r- F F House
thi’* line
t id! i*. I -i-e ( ’'em today
holder. Mr and Mrs | ), Howiml
while Mr Smith i*. here to assist Sam
1 it Dt and MrPule-ton. < o| and
i' 1 ’ ••kin. y o u measuit* and orrler.
Mi - Gi..rge Knight. \S < Hill and
!: V Newman
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS DANK
S P E LLS PR O SPER ITY TO ITS
o u m
.r
The Seminole County Bank
S A N F O R D , FLORIDA
STR EN G TH -
-P R O G R E SS—
-SERVICE
Phone 127
The Churchwell Company
\1 r -d M'- I V
II ir
mingham. \ln . ar* among the ar
I D I Fits t I I II
rivals in Sanford yesterday and are
!• nt ei tain i eg in her usual . harming
pleasantly hunted at the Montezuma •>i ‘I g'ai hois manlier, MrHarry
Hccrch wa> hostess yesterday after
Jacksonville was represented
noon at bridge at her home on Union
yesterday by James A. I'ierre
\ve , the guests including the mem
John Kennev.
bers o r the Idlers Bridge Gluh.
The artistic color motif of
pink
D I. Thasher and It I Thrasher and purple was emphasized by ipiantiwere called to Dade Gitv this morning t,es of pink roses and violets effeoby the death of their sister, Mrs Ed lively arranged in crystal howls nnd
ward Sumner. Mrs. Sumner hail many v a s e s .
|
friends here who will he grieved to
The hours passed quickly in the
learn of her death
•""ted game of hridge, high score
being made by Mrs A. Vaughn. Each
uest was g i v e n a potted
plant ns
T l It UK 7 Di.NN.
Don't you iust love those things a' o r -s
Refreshments consisting of a tempt
that mother used to make?
Well,
you rnn get a real Thanksgiving din ing salad course with coffee were
ner just like mother had, Saturday ' ‘‘ rved at the conclusion of the card
evening beginning at 5 o'clock, at the Va"ieold Hintermister Stand on Railroad
I hose enjoying the cordial hospiWny, Welaka building, given by the Gility o f Mrs. Heeren were Mrs. John
DiMighters o f Wesley. Be sure nnd,
G. D. Hart, Sira. John
Bender, Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr*. Ene o m p and enjoy this treat.
dor ( urlett, Mrs. A Vaughn, and
Mrs. (J. R. Kirtley.
KVERY-WKKK BRIDGE CLUB
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8EE THE NEW 8UPERIORI
Intermission.
CHEVROLET AT THE SAN
Thomtxme Characteristic— Slippery JUAN GARAGE C O .. . 200-3tc
Jim— Fred Jewell.
,
Suite in Four P a r ts-^ ^ tla n tU , the j The Daughters of Wesley will hnve
HOUSE p e t e
l ost Continent— V. F. fsapranck.
n turkey supper Saturday evening,
V i r g i n i a va
(a). Morning Hymn of Praise.
November 18th, Tn room recently va
lh). A Court Function.
rated by Ilintcrmistcr Piano Co., on
(rL I Love Thee—Duet by Scrgt. Railroad Avenue, Welaka block. $ 1.00
Harvey, (soprano) and Corp. Stuart, per plate.
( baritone).
Menu
(d). The Destruction.
A
Baked Turkey, Dressing
Popular Hit o f 1922— "All
Over
Mashed Potatoes, Brown Gravy
0 m *t 1 ' ...... £ * •
Nothing At A ll"—Jimmy Rule.
production nf tt(* .
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Cranberry Sauco
Pickles
Descriptive— "A, Summer, Eve In
Cold Slaw
Hawaii"— C. E. Wheeler.
Rolls
Butter
"Star Spangled Banner."
N im m
Ambrosia
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FOR S A L E — Easy terms. One 1922
7-pnssdngcr Buick, fully euqipped
with five new oversized 35-6 Diamond
cord tires. Two triple bar bumpers,
$15 sun shade; cut-out operated from
dash, spotlight, step plates. License
with rnr. This car bears our guaran
tee. A real bargain. Sanford Buick
( harbe Britt says he's rnrin’ to go Co. Phone 367.
201-3tc
wllh the 8portinjc pa(re of The r)ni|
bar
Herald and it is expected that the I OR SALE— Another o f our
gains:
1922
Hudson
speedster,
new press and cquipniont will be inl uriven
driven oniy
only tmu
POO miles.
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ailed so that this interesting feature nnd oxtrn t|re> w|th other eqllipmont.
can be resumed lomorrow
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Will sell
Sanford Buiek Co. j
Head the SatCortl Avenue page to on easy terms.
201-3tc;
day. It's chock full of gooil news for Phone 367.
AUCTION BRIDGE CLUB
I f y » « h a v e e a r fr lr a S a v U lt la * r «
Mrs. George Knight wns the g r a
•— i f r t a i n ( * l > f u a / w k r r » a r r a a a l a a
h a a r , a r If r a a a r a r a l r r t a l a l a a , w r it
cious hostess
yesterday
afternoon
a a a a ta l r a r e fa tb la I r p a r l a r a l , ( I f l a i
O a t a I la . a r f r l r a h a a a t h a l i r a , .
I f w ll
when she entertained at bridge
at
b a f r . a f IJ a , p r r r U t r 4 .
her home on Magno ia ave the guests
mduding the members of the TuesSOCIAL CALENDAR
i a\ / ur ion ru j.c r u i.
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The rooms where the cards were
Friday - Mrs. David Caldwell will en,
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-placed were adorned with nvety pink
tertam the members of the sLucky,
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Thirteen Bridge Club at her home
An absorbing game of bridge was
on Mngnnlin nve.
played during the afternoon.
high
Friday The regular monthly meeting
« are being made by Mrs Roy Chit tl
ecniionii, a| buyer.
There’s lots
of the S.illie II irri-on t'hnptci \. S
tenMen and Mr S M Loyd
After >i real bargains o f rerei| by the live
D \ H , will he held at t hi' home ’ to •. i • ■ g.i me t h
. osless serv ed a •u. ti tiant- of the avenue
o f M i - Jo h n I .
ik ave
I ntil\ .i . I. am , ..o r e, . ar i \ mg out
nue at I j1. m
1....... J..| -■ le me ••f |i-tik and white
l i e thank- of |he Daily 11 r ;i I■1 are
Monday Mrs .1 M
Walla, e ahd
d * it , | i l a g f
.il.-etn , lull mem
du> the Soul tier n I tilities t onipariv
M - > M •i g.i i •I l 11l. will
i'.'.ill eM'tei
tain I •IO. UI h MI ' \| l.loyd.
Mr- an,| e ni ploy ei s for tlie prompt man
nt bridge at the
o .lit rv I 'h.I. in 1.1 of • I •«■• ol*.
and Mis |i
p
Ia i III whi ch they attended to
the
lens
holier of Mi Gialy
if I *1III'
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•III" llollll.e's pres
"■ok
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putting
in
the
lug
transformer
le i , . at t j» ni
'it
• F. Henry. Mrs Hal
Mond i v I*i|•« i trg all . oil Will meet '■•-hi, Mr.-- (red Wahin.i, Sirs Sam and " i r e s for the motor of the new
press n o " being installed. The hoys
with \lrs Ge ■re. Ilil'f at t p ni
V in t/ and \|rs |(..v ( hittenden.
had their work all done when needed
Bu-.tie-s .uni Profi;ssi,,m,l
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A special o ffe r in g o f an extra 1 0 '; discount will he a l
lowed from the mnrked price o f any suit purchased from us
Tom orrow (S a tu rd a y ).
SOCIETY
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PRICE OF SUITS NOW TUMBLE
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Mrs. Forrest laike wns tho rhnrm-I \ DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB
ing hostess yesterday afternoon when
L n o n g the delightful social events
■be entertained the members of t h e ^ y e s t e r d a y was the bridge luncheon
Every-W eok Bridge Club most pleafc-' given by Mrs B W. Herndon, nt the
antly at her home on Park nve., theVe Seminole, the guests being the mem
being two tables of plnyers
hers of. the Duplicate Bridge Club
1 ink nnd green were the colors
Exquisite pink raises combined with
— used in decorations, pink roses and gr.-en. iv ........ used in the roomk
fern s being effectively arranged in the where the card tableswere arranged,
m om s where the enr.l tobies,
were The place cards were dainty designs
placed.
and one each were appropriate verses.
Par nuction wns played, and
on- At | o'clock ndelirious five
course
Joyed, the prizes, decks of curds, were luncheon was served
after which
-won by Mrs. Walter Wight nnd Mrs bridge was enjoyed.
S. E. Barrett.
The guests included Mesdamcs F. J.
Following the awarding, of the Gonzules, of Del^ind, E. G. Galloway,
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served jellied
A. P. C o n a l l y R . A; Newman, B.
chicken, sandwiches, coffee and ice Puleston, F. L. Miller, F. E. Roucream .
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S A T U R D A Y - Last Day
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Churchtvell’s
Mrs Helen Harrington
Downing
has resigned as Director o f the Departjnent of Food Economics of A r
mour & Co. Chicago, however, has
not lost Mrs. Downing, who is na
tionally known as one of the leading
domestic science experts of the coun
try. She has moved from the big Ar
mour establishment to take rharge o f '
■the home economics department of the
Calumet Baking Powder Co.
Mrs. Downing's new position will,
afford her a broader field as the Cal
umet Company have initiated a do
mestic Science campaign,
for the
benefit o f American housewives, that
practically will touch every home in
the United States.
As a lecturer on dietetics, cooking
nnd Domestic Science, Mrs. Downing
has appeared before many
impor
tant Women’s Clubs in the United
States. She brings a prestige nnd
wide experience to her new duties.
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT '
AT 8 P. M.; CENTRAL PARK
A popular progrnm will be pre
sented tonight by Bandmaster Ball,
including two numbers by our great
est composers: thnt Always beautiful
selection "Travintn." by | Guiseppl
Verdi, who was born in Ix’ Roncale In
1813 and died in Milan in 1901; also
the inad scene and "Sextette" from
Lucia d'l-amanermoor.
March—"Semper
Fidelia"—G.
Sonsa.
Grand Selection— “ Traviati" — 0.
Verdi.
"Popular
Hit,
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Mad Scene and
SALE
M E N ’S
A L L -W O O L
SU ITS
TWEEDS, PIN STRIPES, BLUE SERGE AND FANCY PATTERNS
$27.50 SUITS,
$
reduced t<4
$32.50 SUITS,
reduced to ...
22.50
25.00
$35.00 SUITS,
reduced to ...
$15.00 LADIES DRESSES,
reduced t tf......... ................
$25.00 LADIES’ DRESSES,
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22.50
25.00
$27.50 LADIES’ DRESSES,
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.BAlfo'OKl), FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NQVEMHKK1H. I 9 2 2 ^ T
M U 880U N I STARTS «
O FF WITH FLYING '
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BILLINGSLEY ■
MAY ANNOUNCE
( FOR GOVERNOR
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T H E SULTAN O F
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•TURKEY HAS HIS
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OWN TRO UBLES Fa
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(B y the AsHociatcd Dress)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. Fa
IS ^ -T h c Turkish National F.y
ists consider that Sultan Fa
Mohammed, tho (ith, by his Fa
flight has surrendered the F i
Cnlipjmte, according to Ra- n i
fet Passn, Kemnlisb gover kq
nor u f L\q«tantinopIe.- "Ac Fa
cording to tho Moslem lnw^. Fa
he tofd'tho Associated Press Fa
"W hen tho Sultan leaves Fa
Turkish soil nnd. eaters tho F.'i
Christian territoryJho plac
es him self .under Christian F^
protection and thyroby los Fa
es the* Cnllphoto, censing to F i
iclain any authority oyer
Moslems/’
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E»AN1|
M E FIE CONFIDENCE IN
Y ELECTED OFFICIALS
"a,
COLORS AS PREMIER ki
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MIAMI, Nov. 17.— J . L. Rillingsley, Fi
5?
ROME, Nov. 17.—-Benito kn of this city, it is announced, is con -Ns
Fa Mussolini Htai*ts his career Fa sidering making .the .race for tap K
tet- 'UK premier backed by a Fa Democratic'* nomination ftr gnVornor Fl
, -strong '■v^tc of confidence ktt of Florida nt tho next primary elec Fi
And Are Backing Them
r
’ from parliament. .The 1>8- k j tion. II is friends n re carefully con Fi
Nearly 300 jAmericans
- Before th e Lausanne'
clstl government wnH upi Fa sidering the matter and if iL i* dtAre in Danger Zone in
elded
definitely
to
make
the
race
it
* * held.by 300 to 110 after a F*
Meet
I** atormy session of tho Chnm- Ft will be n clean one and paficlopus to »•*
Chinese Province
Lor yesterday in which So- k> tho Everglades, the Volstead-bet,.the rns
cinlists arid other minority Ft eighteenth amendment, nnd woman’s k?
lie
. groups hurled defiance in. >k
Figures compiled by the Hanford
wns dgfeatvd In.the* June priiiary for Fn.
vestivesf
nt.,
the
government
Fa
SHOWS UNBOUNDED FAITH IN
Chamber of( Commerce ’show that •at
nomination
for
circuit
judge
And
was
benches, only be dismissod ka
U
T IIE FUTURK OF THIS C ITY '
no time in the history of Hanford
by Mussolini with contcmp- Fa n!*p dcfcutcU for state's attorney two
•AND SECTION
hnyo
-Wilding permits reached *he ; T T Ip p f jr»n
yers ngo though honulletl n largo K
in England a
tous remarks nnd waves of
magnitudeof th^_ total issued from (
the hand.
’
4
ka vote.*
N
Chinese Government is During the past sixty day* The
.Vote o f Confidence
the period-of Nov.. 1st to 15th indu-j
F:
F;
M a k in g : Effort tovSesive, during which time tho/ amouatifqrald Printing Company hna added
k
r
k'i
ke
ka
ka
f>
u
ki
r
l
4 For th e Conser
Ki
k*> Fa F i ta n r F t Fu Na
kn
F it*F i-‘. Fs cd to $382,100.. This increase is all
nearly
515,000
worth
of
equipment
to
rwj
k^
i
\
• cui’e Release of '
vatives
* •. .
the more gratifying for the rensan
n plantvthut wns’ coroddcrcd olio of the
*
ks T H E TIGER OF
Captives
Unit at-this time of thp year buildiu
h ist Jn ' Central Florida. Tho latest
kn
FRANCE COMES TO
ku
|Hr T h r S » » w j i i l r i l
permits Id other communities of Flor-r
addition is tho lilg H-pngc Duplex per
N’
' UNITED* STATES ku
IRAKIS,'’ N ov. J8.—The cham
I Hr Thr Af c« i M- l nl ea V r e « » »
idn invariably—show a decrease.
kj
b e r of deputies Inst evening gnvc
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PEKING, N ov.
18.— G eo rg e fecting web press that printed The
Tho prdvious high .r<p:ord for San
kx
kn
a vote. Of confitloncc tP Premier
ftUf Holm a m em b er o f thts Weakly Horald laat night'for the fifct
ford was' made last. June when per Poincare on^the eve of the jLaur*
ks*
Lutheran mission, h a s b een kid - L»f.»o »»<! this is the first jsvie of The
(By. the AH,ocia(ed I’rcsi)
mits were issued for $128,400 worth
^ X bbyZbnudits
i i U ih H o n a tu P r o - S>“tly Herald to be produced in. this
N EW YORK, Nov. 18.— 5-i
sanne peace conference and afnapped
of
pew constnictiort. The q'cw per
size .from tho press.
Rcproscht^tlvcn
-*of
thfs.
ku
to r u month- o f intermittent de
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vince. ’ The p o w erfu l
b n n d it
mits granted represent the largest
The erector, C. C. Lee, together with
tv.
b
a te on the interior and exter
country
and.
hls_
kvVn
went
k^
Illy
T
lir
Aaanrlalril
army is growing bold er an d it
PARIS, No\^ 18.—The' Allied polvbuilding prtYjc®*" ever' constructed
Georgo.Shippe, Has labored unccnsPENSACOLA,
Nov.
18.—
I
f
was
<
11ka
io
r policies o f thiagovernment..
down
the
bay
t
h
il
morning
’
apparently dom
inutes —th e --------e n tir...
e
juumv,...,
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. . . . . . cc?, through the council of nmbasherfj, the mqst important bldilg the
Tho vote waa 462 tp 71.
province. - A dozen tow ns h a v e ^ K ly for 4ho. past nine days getting jad ort,. have informed Germany'that k*. to g reet Gcorgc»* Clemen- Kit Iccted that a verdict of not guilty ho new six-story First Natminl Bank
1»~ ccau, the tiger °f* France, •k i roturngd' in the Federal court hero in
The
entire chamber, excepting
been sacked nml b u rn ed nnd th e «»•
" ork• nnd all qj MttoSa cgLorning tho with
Building, which will co$t over $ 17.1,who has -como on/n self- fu the ra^e o t M. tt. C artw right,'J. K,
th e extremists on both sides and
inhabitants
rced to fle e . U p - ihcV bat* A**1™ “ io thnnk< o f ev< drnw'ol of tho military control ‘com
mhabitnnts .fo
.forced
000. -Actual \york -in this ’ .huildi
lie Communists, Socialists and
wards of 3Q0 A m e rica n s in th e «>’ one connected w.th this paper. mission in Germany hSreJ»een sus- fa imposed misiinh tjfr win- ku Goss nnd Leslie ifhd C. A. Perrine, ntnrted this woek and the Fuller Co,
charged
w
ith
conspiracy
to
usethe
Tijo
prqss
runs
without
a
hitch
nnd
ka
ku
ning
America
fori*.
France.
i
Royalists
voted in favor of the
pcndeil until the'Gcrman gWH-.nment
danger zonel'arc g r e a tly n ln rm :
stnn-tion Company, of New Yor
k» The grizzled cx-preniicr slid
mails
to
defraud
in
connection
’with
wiH
prove
n
great
labor
saver.
I
t
,
is
Pfovernmont,
giv^s the ful|est satisfaction for what
d . according to t h e A m erican
the development'town.of Valparaiso, contractors’ foe thin buUiling, expeit
not intended .to give any extended de nre termed flagrant violations of thej ku into Amcricnti wutem on the
The debate was left unfinishJ .
consul at Hnpkow.*
■to have it finished in six months;
scription'of the new machinery S id military clausen of the treaty of Ver-| •3 sfenmer Pntis ju st -after ka Okniiisn county. A-motion by the
eil,
being ’merely adjourned for
L. A. Brumlcy and Dr. S. Puleston
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Mr. ltolnl is th e j;hird A m e r i
equipment nt this time—an all that- 8aR|cs, committed during the past |K\ midnight uiiil wasktied up k c district attorney to nolle prosso abn- have also secured’ permit for a four- another month in oriTcr to leave'
can mil-denary to b e c a rrie d o ft will be fully covered in our nnniverin quarantine aloilg with kn illir charges'against R. E . McCaskill, itoVV'iluHdTnV,'dltwilx"'o;jdsite‘”the th o premier free'tp ocpnpy himsix months, ami shows willingnpsa to]
W F ' 0 * M « 0a "d U « . w ho » ! b o .
Suffice
A. }'. H astier, Wm. L. NtcCollnmi
k«
yther
passengem' ti» nwftit
o e l f wilh tMe LaUSa» n e ' Confer* ’
nre ho\flg? A nton Lu nd een a n d -, '
. ..
,
• „.
• abide by the* commission’s instruc
other
offj,cii»ls of the Valparaiso Del site of the First National Bank Bull'd- ende.
•
• • ^*1 tho coming of custdhis lioht ka
ing.
Tho
Fuller
Company
arc
also
I
tu g
Keethar
Einar lloifArcen,
lWit-lreen, to
th e r w ith ! ” »“V. O’ " 0 •* “ " “J '•'"* >’«'W tion!/. .
h \ this morning.
iro vclopmcnt company, wns gTnnteil hy.^tbp- contractors for this work, and - AI. P o in ca re virtually gavepdr'.*
B
„i,i urt„ ' bunch of men in The Herald office to
The note of the Allies wag sent af
B the laU tfifiv e y o a r old aon.
#2Judge Khep'pard. -The (rini of Sidney’
k4
k;j
day that tho dream o/ years is near ter the receipt of n Gernrun communi
al pgreeinenT on.'
’■•Avork on tile two buildings will _ lie t i c e that a
Holm wworn in N orw ay b u t
ing fulfillment—nnd wo know -our cation on the subject which wns k Hu k v k i ku
*ks ki itn ka J. Cntts, form er governor, under in done simultaneously. The total es rcparuliQtdwtniWt come out of
is a n atu iz ed .A m erican c it idictment fo r peonage, in connection
friends nr£ hni]py with us. A cordial termed "insolent to n degree.”
the.-llruasfflHV^ferenco in DeIn
zcn.
' with the alleged working o f tsvo n c- timated cost of the Brrinley-Puleston cembeu or Fran ce would tako her
invitation is extended all interested to this communication, Germany is raid
i£ "
piofit ¥ ..t......^
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1
r. t . A bodjf a rm ed b an d ita en - cull and sen the big prosxvm operation
Inctuilcd i J b W I i InoMurca. lib said cate*
to have dhffegitrdeit tpthliy ftt<f long
i Monday.
I
tcred thciolm
resideneft
a t any afternoon?*
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series of notes of complaints sent by
on
H
enry
Ford’s
NovqmbiT building permitn'is tlial of jK O rlcnlly, th ere could
YC*
Chen Via acized th e m iapjonAllies-and to have declsred that she
L w. Philips; of Orlande who let a |dUction of th e French s h a r e of
f.O
O
T
A
X
I
DRIVERS
QUIT
D. T. & I. Railway
ary in l^iycsunce o f h is w ife
•epj
was- glad to learn the Allies were
contract for the construction of a! (le r m illl .TCpsr^tipM
, UmG88 it
and tw « s l#and m u rchcd him '
about to ehd their military control
Illy Thr Amiii IiN•*•! I’rrxi)
NEW Y O R K , Nov. 18.— Six hun new qriirnge nnd store room building, w ns in the form ef n transfer bf
off in^dh«’count r y . S o f o r as
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1^ -lle n r y dred taxierfb drivers,nnd. four hun which the permit shpws will cost p a r t pf Gurmany’B debt •fo
and permit Germany tt> revert back
known ten a n t h e kidnapped
Ford uiiplic/l to the Interstate CoYn- dred mechanics of•the Blnck and $29,000. ' The Milano Amusement 'France .to
th e creditors of
to rornial^
niissiofiri are Haf e an(j
un.
, - The noto'also ignored formal Al: mcrcc Commission today for authority White Tnxj-Cnb Company left their Cofpnny have let a contract for their Fran ce, mid th a t thixc could be*
harmed r>- n rc p e rm itte d
to
lied representation to the Berlin to put into effect on his rail road,* tho
in the company’s garages today new theatre to R. ,J . GoJIespic, of no. moratorium without effective
communi* w ith
th e ir fn m '*
gorernlUent of September 2D, con Detroit, Toledo and .Irohton/Bis sys when they walked out on strike Jacksonville, also the contractir for guarantees.'
ilies.
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cerning the large'number of nets of tem of profit-sharing, somewhat sim i ngafnlit a reduction,in the wngo com Hie Jleisch- Building. , This new the
Report i om ffio n an in d ic a te OFFICIALS REPORT IN D ETA IL aggression against the Allied mili lar to thtat effective in his manufac missions. . Th e. cut wns ordered hy atre, when completed,- will cost $50,- ■ RCXMK, Nov. 18 - t h e Italian
turing plnnts. .
thnt th eld y t a c tiv itie s a r e b c- R e g a r d in g c i t i e s d a m a g e d
tary’ in their work of inspection.
a new set o f company officials, ’was 000, and will have one of the lrtrgest chamber yf deputies .yesterday
conmiK Ffc soriou a, w ith th e
The
Allied
note
of
today
.demands
from 40 per cent of collections to 33- procenlums io the state and. a seating voted confidence In.the new MubHY THE TID A L WAVE
outla\'a ppa rcn tiy in f u|| Conlin npolbgy nnd .reparations for recent Son Only W itness •
capacity of over 700. It is to bo com iiOlini, H
OG to .l 10 .
1-3 per cent.
incidents nt Passati and Stettin. In
pleted by the first of next April.
H°! the provined, nnd a dozen
llly Thr ,V»»«M-lnlril l'rc»*l
•To H is F ath er’s Death MANHATBAN IMGGI.Y
LONDON. Nov. 18.— ApproxiAfis in ashes in th e w ak e o f .SANTIAGQ, Chile. N « . !« .— Re requesting an immediate reply, the
vised
figures
given
_^pt
by
the
minAllies
say
their'patience
is
about
oxGet
your
qffico
supplies,
stationery
ticir march.
matoly
tho-probable vote for un*
WIGGLY
IS
BANKRUPT
I l l y T h r A s m ir ln lr d l*rr «»>
and Post Cards nt the Herald office. opposed candidtjtoa -at
10,000
TAMPA, Nov. 1H,— The only w it
Foreigners in th e 'lfn p ro tp c te d icter of the interior plnco tho total tnunted.
o f ’ those killed j» lust Saturday’s
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c a o h —which is a conservative •
ness to .the death of Frnncjxfo Fonte, , ’ NE\^> Y’OTtK, Nov, 18.— An involfcmmunities h av e' beerh ad v ised
earthquake a t 5-18, which is consider
estim ate in th e British election
f>0-yenr-old dairy man, who
fourul untary petftion . ii( ’bankruptcy wn.\
ty their consuls to flew to H a n Annie MacSwiney
AnD^rohibitionists
ably below earlier reports,
V-tlie*following
is nit analysis
dcml
jn
his
bedroom
in
W4*t-Tan\pn
filed
today
in
federal
d
lstric^
co
u
irt
*ow, and1scores ojf m l/ sk in arles
The number of injured Is only parti
unofficially,
compiled
-here yes
TJireaen
Formation
of
with
hiF’henrt
shot
out,
hyas
his
son
against.Gie
ebain
store
griKery
con
Joins
SisteY
Mary
already have n rriy ed tn e rc . H u n ly ystilnated) tho total being set at
terd
ay
of
the
popular
vote by *•who
could-give
nocoherent
account
cern
known
n's
the
Mnnlinttap
I’igglydreds, liowcVor, s t ill a re s c a tte ra New P arty in 1924 p arties:
.
in
H
anger
Strike
837, but those coming under this cate
of
tho
tragedy.
A
shotgun
lay
beWiggly
Cori»ori»fToKrr"Three
creditors
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R id thmuglmut th e m o re re m o te
gory- in- Vnlleitur and Chnnnrnl are
side tho body. ’Munlcr theory" wiH be*: signed the* petilioh, which estimated
Conservatives,
5,^
1,340;.
La■ K dutrkts, im itnllng ap p l-o xin u iteWASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Plans
I l l y Ti n- \
I
f
described la the report as "innumgrDUBLIN, Nov.
Annie •presented « t the coroner’s , investign-1 llntdlition o f the Voiicern nt $1,250,0001 for “intensive" Organization won; Ibor,-4,320,245; Libera! (AsqujthAm ericans. T h e e n tir e
*
and assets a t $350,000.
JtafT of the A m erica n fnidsioii nble.”
MacSwiney hlls joined^ her4 sister. tion today.
looking to the presidential and con i a n ) , 2,784,080;* (Icorgians,. 1,- ^
Going into details, the report sayq Mary, in hurfger striking against the
B
'cnoof at C liikungshnn h a s fle d
gressional campaigns of 192*1 nre to 501,500; U lster UnioniBtSj 1,- .
KILLS S E L F AFTER
aaj
Hankow, w h ere m a rtia l law that the dcstrucyon of Antofagasta hitter’s detention by the Free State General Luke W right
be drawn up at a conference of state 100,000; Independents, 150,000;
consisted
of
the
piiriinl
demolition
of
government.
Sho
arrived
at
Mount
,.:y » “a*s been declared.
KILLING TWO WOMEN leaders of tha AseociaUin Against tha Iris h Nationalists, 12,264. wmI
To
BelniYied
Sunday
some privately o^vned motes, the loss ■Joy urisoh, where ^Mnry is incarcer
Prohibition Amendment to he held farm ers. 11,496. ‘
I - Thd’Chinese fo r e ig n o ffic e , re • -------- 4
of a number of.boaUf and damage to ated, at Q:30 last, night, nccompanlml
ABERDEEN,
Wash.,
Nov.
18.
—
Gratifipatioix is expressed by. "
nert Monday in St.. Louis, it was an
K i v>',nK t« tho jo in t n o te fro m t h e
' ’ ( l l r T h r Ao-orlHlrd I'rrka)
W
American, H ritish , F r e n c h , I t a l - the wireless plant. Illapcl, Tocopilif*, by twelve other wqnien.’ After rcy - MEMPHIS, Npv. 18.— Funeral ser Mbs Tansy Bolton,. 2 5, Mrs. J . T. nounced here tonight by W. If. Stay- m o s t of (he morning newspa
un and Swedish m in is te r s , d e- Mojillonen nnd Pnmpa Snlltrcrn. es citing her. story, she announced1'her vices of Genernl, L’ako 'Wright, sec O'Brien, 38, nnd Hjalmar Anderson, ton, crccutive head of the orgnniza- p e rs us the result'of thd ptfriia, - ..... ...............Ainceu yea- caped unscathed. ’At Taltal,_ eif'ht intention of stnylnp nt the prison retary of w ar In the dnbinet of (Presi 39, sre dead-today ns a result of a tiin. Ho predicted that both of the m entary elections." This w a# of
gates, taking no fowl, until her Uls dent Roosevelt nnd Governor Philipps doublu killing nnd ruTride in u cubin great parties would adopt n "wet” course, to be exi>ectctl front the
[•7 ‘lfy H hnd Apiicaleddw Gener- boats were lost.
ynllennr
City
is
in
ruins,
with
333
ter
is given spiritual coniolntion .or re for several yenrs, and one tinur nt „Copnly’s Bench, an ocean point plnnk two years hence.
Conservative .press,‘ In view of
il U u Pei FUf military power of
United S ta te s ambassador to Japan, about 25 m iles from hero, early this
"Wo have no desire," he said, "tl th e retention of tho Conserva- .
•'orth- China, to attempt to con- dead nnd the injured •"innumerable leased.
filiate the bandita. I t is f e a r e d l^ 1 estimated around noo. Twojvc
who died a t ’hlB home herc-.last night, morning. Anderson, according to tho get Into anything^iko n third party tiv e majority, but soma of the
lf force is uscfd a g a in s t them ,* i t prisoners were killed-and eighteen InThe Ladies'- Union of the Congrc- wilWM’held Sunday. Ills death fol police, kilted the two women,* first movement. But it must be ibvious Liberal newspapers also find
hatking Mi«« Bolton with fl knifo, and niw to ail that if tho .two existing certain grounds 'for satisfaction %
gnttonnl church will hold their an loweijiMi illness of several month?.
RouliI jeopard
jeopardize t h e ir c a p tiv e s , jured In the collapse of the jnil
The
entire
lower
secjjjn
of
the
then killed himself.
parties will not. settle the 'wet’ and o r a t least compensation.
sm l'w
nual liaznnr nmj cooked food snle. in
(icneml
M erelliugtin Koo, f o r Chanaral
was
nixed,
tho
commercial
’dry’ question, there will have to be
They recognize that th e out- .
the Meisch building. Time to be onUdrn m iiu n fr, said thhe
e jg o v e rn Am
erican
Delegation
Unvo
tjio
Herald
do
your
next
job
quarter
railway
station,
n
school
nnd
an
Independent
movement
that
will
co
m
e means a return to party
nounced later.
202-6tc
l l t
muking ev er;rvd.' ffort to
A rrives at Lausanne of printing. Wo hove tho equipment We propose, therefore, to be prepared government an d a disappearance
I»‘ th e release o f t h e cap- workshops being among the buildings
to do all kinds of job printing.
destroyed. Seventeen arc dead and
In advance for such an independent o f all they most'disliked in tips
m jn
m in ip n m
an
movement if necessary."
(Ily T h e
luted P r t d t
ninny are Injured.'.
assu re.
_
kc
Ka
IA U SA N N E, Nov. 18.—Tho Amer k-i ^ ka
ks ka 'k a ku
' At Coplnpo approximately half of
survival
of
th
e
coalition
long
af
•vc KHONVII.LE’S RIG FAIR
ka
*4 PORK GOES UP IN
ican dofegation to -the conference
MAN WHO ATTENDED
ku
t e r they regarded* its dissolution
na
OPENED YESTERDA Y the houses wero^destroyed and others *a • SMOKE IN CHICAGO
which
will convuno. hero Monday to ka .SENATOR CAPPER M
-----rendered uninhabitable. The jail, the
“ We are rid ," says th e West
HIS
OWN
FUN
ERAL
STOCK
YARDS
FIR
E
Iks
negotiate peace in tho Near East, a r
l
DECLARBS
AGAINST
m
inster
Gazette, "of th e com- ;.ij
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 18. — A atres nnd churches were all destroyed
N
3* YEA RS AGO DIES
rived today. .Membors of.the dele ka
S
H
IP
SUBSIDY
B
IL
L
J'Hirul ond healthy agriculture Is the nnd the town hall, postofflce and depromises
and subterfuges which .
(By the Associated Press)
gation, who will act ns observers, nre ka
«»t protectleii to industry, Senator partpivntnl engineers’ offices badly
h
a
v
e
made
parliament contem pt
' HfLLSBORO, Inch, Nov, 18,—James
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.— 1
te
AmRnsaador Child from Rome,* Min ka (By the Associated P ress)
J uncan (J. Uctshcr declared’ in an damaged. The dend there number sixib
le,"
while
th e Daily News de
Houser,.
70,
a
retired
'farm
er
who
Forty-one engine companies
ister Crew from Bnrno nnd Rear Ad
)oaress 'Ytt tBe ststo fair, formally .ty-four. - A hospital hhs been estab far
WASUIINGT9N,
-Nov.
18
k«
c
la
re
s
tho
election'"has
• blown *
three
years
ago
attended-his
own
fu
early today fought a fire
miral Bristol from Constontlne.
lished
in a motion picture theatre but
k:j A progYnij> of "constructive
' ned ^Merday. .Scnhtor
Fletcher
neral scnvlces, died today'. Brief ser b reath of clean .air Into dlscrcd- *
In khe heart of the stock *
w he.jiad heard much about'“pro- only forty-eight patients at' a time
ka legislation”, coupled with a
vices in contrast with tho elaborate ited^parliamentary:;.institutions
ka yards where n four story »S>
TWO MILLS BLOW UP
ben” in the past 25 months but can bo accommodate!!,
declaration Against tho a d -.’
ceremony held while ho was nlivo a n d Tejoiccs a t the establish?
pa building occupied by the- ka
ministration ship subsidy
best protection manufacturers
m e n t of a strong, effectlvo and
hsvo Loan prepared,
ku canning and hog killing.de ka
( n r T h e A » « « ft a l » 4 P f f M l
all industry can have la to es- DESTITU TE SOLDIERS
blllovf®
announced
by.
Son.
ab
le opposition.”
%;
.
Desiring
to
know
what
his
friends
ACTON, Mass., Nov. 18.—Two
ka partment -of Arniour’A Co.
‘ iMi ami maintain n sound untl
ntor," Capper, Republican,'
LEAVING f o r AMERICA Un was damaged . by flames.
thought of him, Mr. Houser asked
Tho Daily Herald, exulting
mills of the American Powder Com
dthy agriculture.” •
‘ COBLENZ, Gcr., Nov. 1R.-Tw enty- $5 Armour officials ssid they
of Kansas, chairman o f the
Miles ’Cyopcr, an old friend, to de o v e r Labor's successes, antici
pany blew up today and tho structures
v jc state fair continues through ono dcslltuto fornibr soldiers o f the Ms believed six hundred hogs
Senate Farm Bloc, in q liver tho funeral oration, taking, for p atin g another election within
sot up w ith tho likelihood of explo
day week. Next Friday la tho Amcridan army! sovefttceh' of whom
statement Upon his r e tu rn .,— his subject, "Prepare to meet thy eighteen mgnths, and s a y s :
sions considered, (vent to- pieces with
ka perished. T t U btllovcd the
M Rovemor’a day, when the were nccomnsnicd bv. ijerm'ti wives
here’fo * tho opehlng of conApk* God." A country •church wks en
“ If meantime, wo play .our
out damage to other property.’ A ll
t e M ir e wns caused»by spontanu_t_ chlldrcn14
I left
fq t
chief executive w ill. ’ appear and their
C Coblenn foZ
gross. V.
&
gaged for iho oCfasien and Mr. IIous- c a r d s ftkillfujly WO OUgbit to haveji
wsrkmen eacnped jnjijry.
eous combustion.
. |tho visitors.
Cherbourgj from wfwre
w'mri tliey will sail
or, Xvhb occupied a front seat, spoke a
Labor government without'
for the United States with a con
after
Cooper’s
oration.,
ka
ka
k>
k
k
i
Ik
doubt.1
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- >
V
The
Harold
delivered,
15c
per
woek.
!•*
for flAfc doss Job w ort. tingent’ of other stranded American^
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IANS IN HONAN ARE
IGTO SAFETY POINTS
DUPLEX* PRESS
INSTALLED B Y
DAILY
HERALD
FOUR AMERICANS
■ jlN JA P T IV IT y
i
GERMANY TO
BE OCCUPIED
INDEFINITELY
■
NErBUSINESS
BUILDINGS 'ARE
BEING ERECTED PRESENTING ffi
UNITED FRONT
m
'
VALPARAISO
OFFICIALS ARE
NOT GUILTY
W
REVISED LIST
. PLACES CHILES
•
DEAD AT 548
t
)
IS 2.T;
a
�M T A D IV
\ n ru tv u
IU 1 1 V
U A lL l
ll C D A I f \ !,lr t0° 1;,,o,,7 0
trm>,!* Mnr>'1 T h« W ksonville clly council for' * P * u V
• " . tii 2 W j m ! W | r r 1 1 f
. lIL iim L U vc.-Ty itr I'nrniHt, ot mcic'.y making this year hns appropriate^ $25,000* IX*' ' ‘
‘
.’
•
| £| j*|
another ilcv cr piny for mnsciltinq-for publicity'work, to be expended k>. f * A I 1 I ) I 7 I ) CJ A
M l< lir< l r « r > > a t fr V tiv a n
-»«•!•
» ■ | a l «fc » I I r r a l a
M a l* « la « . lu l
•'p-puldHty 7 ■
, by'n committee of three counciimcri: Ha V » V 1
•
M « | » » l l * A i t , > a « l < i 4 , * la.
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|For tbi* noxt year the council Ims up- Pa
ri/\A rx A IT
speculation, but /it, .
da of tho farmer)
tho actual.produLSof the material,
c.itd not in tfiu hanil u7 a Liqu-projluc..
tuatlons would bo ^ d u a lly reduced
tuatlons
woul'dbc frBdunlly reduced
Q E H E R A L D P R IN T IN G :C O ^ l
t
:
some brokerage jf f icc. Price fluer i H t.la ilK H n
Fren h‘ vilrqnry,, hns/bpcn slumping nntounl, Jh c whole to be expended by ju-,'
V.
nir). The ihine wtiers could tficnC^
t
J . H O I . I ,I
iMMM
WMI
im* In'.e’y. s; ftcr holding un pretty well, 'be council committee,—Tnnipn Time*. r„,
g
iiq their mnn »tei |y employment «Td
‘
T^
Revolutionize Modern Business Methods; Squelch produe
J . Ui.bnwit .^ iiffi* i« n ^ ir N M tr i for the last couple of years, and
Un ,iply..Mpp|ios \Q „)] would .
Ha. mi mi Pa r j p .i m r r * n?
a.
Oaarral
Uaarral M
, j,
.
* . * ‘ I
the
Dishonest
Speculator,
Etc.
r . w FUIiK BONDS
H. HOLLY._____ A 4d « r t l l o l n t ( M im a t fr r r i a n n . i q O C U riU . ^
he Certain r.hd crib variations less.
*
*
C l a a t l « a ( <|t I s*m
.
r . u.
j T . c enure b* fa rly plain. It js the •
The storage o3iargq would bo Uifllng,
. W EI,LESLEY HILLS, Mass., fc'nv.l
and the
M
.9 w
_1„^
I A
2 Col sum kinds hed It would not -impair the value of the' . , iI 1• . I of
^ - ,jne
.
K aw n h
. .a '|collapse «! Gormftn'currency
a . f n u i u a *•»< «-> , S a A r
.
Any proposal to eliminate tiie.tnx- If.--topper stocks‘have beep show TH E F IR S T
,
a llaa
\ .‘h
ccnsotpynt
inability Of Germany to i!(!l}|rjn-,* nmdfe -wissilde through tax* ing morc- i'fe of late and evidence a
W EI.LESLEY HILLS, -Mass., Nov.i unit .money.. •
! would get on*.hatf ,f the value of the
t 'l r r a U l l a a M a a t s r r
B.W|a Ilip 'r..
r.iect reparation ^payment* German
is likely (o be popytnr. I t ’ tendency to act quite independent of
Edison hns submitted to ; "If n perron wapLs permits he buys|toa| in unit mourj without interest,
I*h w nr H S - W a f t r r t> |>. «•»♦
piper ini latum arena to hnyp started
.well known that- billions o f dollars, thhc ' rest
* o *f *Ahu market. Roger W >lh'' *ln ff ---- *---- --- of' Tht?
’
1#- P*nnut certificates or if he wants rice|tft hc)p ;.arry tho cw|>,,
SalMa-rl|>llar> I ’ r l r r l a A S t a r r r
in a wild effort to provide the where of Inehnle have escaped the federal Robson
Hobson mcounts
accounts for this change by «“?Uat*'■'hi"
‘rJlc n,s P|cn
n' 110 «^tqbUixfhg
orxitatmizing hasineMjho
business no bdM
nays lice
rico ccrtmcnu.q
cer\lficnUs|'or
or anything
myimijg ■ The
Thc Edison planLi,,,
planLouhl be of great
I rar____ ___________ " — *XArTr withal to buy (fold to iuwt such for*rcofne tax {n recent years because j calling nttertiDn to a s h ft in'* tho.'r,nd l’rc,' k,l»K the backbone of thc high 'else which the government accepts for ag3’iBt!incc t0 the f rraer.. At present
La HijaifcS ■' >_■
‘ ei«n paymehts. It has continued un ‘fjey rnnie <roni tax-free bonds, no*| conditions which control the copper cw,t of Hvinf. He has.nuthurlzed tho, stotagd; hands in the certif.cate and thc fanuer'siUS hlj w|it. a tytause ho^
T » * l l « » r r ! l a C l l f k| I ’ a r r l r r
> •• W . r S •
_
__ . . I I I r a l . til it defeats its own purposes.
fotlowing populnr description of his the e.mount of unit money loaned, and |n,u^t j,avc n,„ncy
ionnl, ji’nte and municipal. .The rich) industry.
on. If , ho
l Y r I.I h IX * | « l * - | i « « . M » » k l i , l l * f Franco lma built .her hopes of re* >nd to invest their savings in- sikh
theory.
.
'
fthc commodity la at his ord«uhfor'al)lp«|(r)(,R
|( M
w money for
‘ The copper stocks," any* Mr. Rahr
. . . . f- i l l^old
- . „ 3_
™ l_
» « r n llr r lr r w i,r <
«r u t l,l«,lr
• L l » | > a M U k ft r » r r , • K r l « »
U i r V - constructluH on Germany money. The ‘ u-ciiritles more than do the'humbler son, "like any other* nre governed
V lth r»vnrnctorUitie audacity, hcjinont. Tho unit money you not..o is „r,Pri,tion he hks tb
an exorbitant
■• I n k t a i r a w * L r 1 ,<<h > .* • n a « . llr a * mere thoupht of the franc following
!nvestcfrs, 'hcenuse they snvc more by by n combination of the conditions in
K008 ' to t!' e heart of economic dife.'commdn to all nrtlcloV.
•,Ht3 of intari*L h
k«n.' l l f m . M r a i i r In
Il^ > . p r r
times out of
;the mark down toward zero gives t-»-thelr income tnx' rate is so much the zevurity market and the factors 1,0 ProPos( 8 to nllord the ordinary! "The unit rtqncy caniu»t>fluctuntc. lsn h(! ,nust ,jj|| h|
• • r . « N « n > a In n e t n n r r .
product when it
• K M M U li T I I K ’ * A M I I I . I T K I I H lllC a * frjifcrtdi statesmen heart failure.
higher. As a result, nut only Is n that control the nroduction and eon- consumer cheapcc comipddUJcs, to f? r -T h e inpacily or possibility of flw tim -'i8
ninrkotnldc fw........................... ..
Tho alamung situation, however, vast nmiunt, of. Incume escaping feJ^ liiii-ntion of’ copper. ‘~Th* A u i r U i r l I’rara H • * ‘ctu»lv«l»
j n,*h thj^produifcr With ready capitnl’ tlon Is entirely transfuru l to the ccr-'iIy bought l i p * iAeculptor, h eld - In
n tltlr.1 ... H<i> um for r»pul>ll.-jiUi>n <<1 hns at It-est one good result. It en
U n r * « d lriw lrh rf . rertli i> l lo It or
err I taxation.hut n grent deal o f capl"The Industry," continues Mr. Dab- nnd «ec«rlty and to eliminate such tificatq wfikh is nubjcct to the prices, wnr(,h0useit for hig|cr prices, and may
Ml oil.rri. — r m l i t i j jn Ihla |nl>*r able* the French people, as well ns
till 1* thus kept from productive, von- son, “is now in n better position than Parasites ns unnecessary* middlemen due to supply and'demand.
.
|,c 8du |mck and f»rth a dozen times
a 4 nlan n .»
i. m- « i
nawi
put.llatiad
their lenders, to sec at Inst that Ger- 'tractive use. '
•rein.
✓
.I t Has hem* for tho part four years. flnd dishonest speculators— by estab" I t is not accessary for tho govern- at „ prufit each tlt>t beJorc It finally
All rlghla of ra |>ubllcall»n of ,|.‘ flAl man ruin wqtild d-*ng France down to
It seems d-iuhtful, though, whether ?n otli^r wonts, it hns taken tbe in- H*blrg tho. govcrnmbnt as thc coun- ment to pans nny laws'legal tvpder o r, rt.nchc3 tho hand <f the inanijfacturlap# lehr* li*ralu ara alno |»*rr\*.|
iu-h( survival
su
ruin and that Froiiyhf
do
i
frdcrnl
amendment such/isthe one 'dm* try practically this length of time
try’s great middleman nnd by making; otherwise with unit money. er w|)0 nnJst us# it. Edison’s
plan
IIKIILI.il ill'ILIH *•!.
II pends on Germ in survt^ll.
'nwrrd by tho House ways nndmeans-, to recover .from the abnormal pro- ordinary commodities r.s wgll a*, gold ^ "This unit'inoncy together with gold Vvnuld cnnblo the farmer trt hold - tyn
‘ 4 m*onpn'.ttce, proliibitin;* the lssunnce| during conditions and heavy stocks the bnsis of currency.
•
for paying foreign Imlnnces
crop by paying a ignnll warehouse or
TWO S illK d TO SWINDLING
The Government on the Job
;v.'el! be thc basis of our currency. Thtrfc^rage charge an,! without pnying
of tax-free securities by either Bthto hullt up during thc .war years. Due
o r ’federal government, would meet to the eontinnnncc of heavy stocks* Sometime ago, at the suggestion of business of the world is rapidly In- liny Interest whatever. He could llvo
Frnncf’a word has always been ns
* The twiddling situation in thc
* high point in lpiO, ”Henl-y
' **
Ford nnd others, Edison.devot- ;crcasingj ii) a few years a.dingle com- on the' 60' per cent money thpt'tho
the npprovni of enough state leglsla- which,, «t the
•nod as her bond; but It worries
United SfAtes remains serious, it 4s
sted to oyer one hiTilon .pounds, cd himself to study the causes of ccon- niodlty like gold will not he sufflc- povernment ndvanccK Mni ami could
turos to put it ovtrJ The states will i nmounted
'ranee’s friends that her bonds have
of'lcially reported that 500 cases in
of this mo- lent.
•nt li'ditly surrender their own power ■production has been radically cur- (omic unrest. His solution
salu
icon falling lately.
noil the crop whengvek he thought the
volving fraudulent use of the mails
in thl/i m atter because tax-exdmption [ tailed., Prices have slumped from the mentous problem is# now under the! “ I f It were, not for the War wo mnr^et Wss right, lit!I must sell a
aiq_imw pending in thc 'Federal !)egives them a bettor inatkct for bonds.! waf-time price of .'18 cents'for electro- scrutiny of tho ablest economists nnd'ahould not have probably more, than UJ forrP,i
|)y tj,c jiroduccr would
rolitleians arc blaming the avonion
nelament of ^.Itistico.
The alleged
It ia questioned, moreover, wholherl lytic copper to n low point of 12 cents business experts nt Wellesley.
[40 per cent of our current y backed by i,0 practically eliminated. As a net
or impio of*thc election results. .A
•wimlb ■. ifi these caa.'n total fHO,
a federal amendment is rcuMy ncccs-, reached about a year ago. The In- J’ Ills plnn is simple nnd startling. He gold and even that subject to being result, the farmer would get more
cw years ago those same politicians loo.noo.
. •
mry for the purpose. Some author!-jdustry has suf’ered in the present per- would have th<* government, list some partly taken away from us. We should‘ m^ e y fo r’ his crop and tho miller
yere arguing th at women tvouldn'T
Nearly every state in the Union hns
lie*, differing with the House com-jiod of readjustment to n greater ex- forty busic' commodities, such ns cat- have behind every paper dollnr com- WoulcI pay less for tils wheat than
•to if they had the chance.
suffered from the swindle boom which
hrittec, hold that
th* Sixteenth tent than probably nny other impor- ton, corn, copper, coal, wheat, flour, modifies of the Warehouses type, In,j0 {0,iry>
started during the war and hns cohAmendment, which authorized Con- taut industry..
#
* . iron, nnd then taking the prices of the /eluding gold worth more thnn one'dolHold Standard an "-Absurdity”
W^IITE E X IT LIGHTS
timivd since. Yet very few 'states
■Tress to "lay nnd collect taxes on
"Production has been gradunlly in- last twenty-five years ns n basis, cs- lar on forced safes.
''
f
It io of interest to note that when
are l iking swfflejently -drastic meas
"A s most of our: businejj is <Ion<fjrlt |WRan to work out this
The red lights, marking theater ure* to protect their citizens. Most’ ’nronies from whatever sources de creasing since the first of the year, tablish an average price for each. This
rived."
thereby
gave
Congrcrg
power
Production
during
the
war
years
av,,r|
C
e
he
would
hnvd
determined
in
with
credit
money
which
is
also
bascil|,)rob|om
he said: “I t seems absurd
‘"titt have'been responsible for more of them seem'
prefer* to- leave the
to
tax
incomes
from
state
arid
muni-[erngod
well
over
150
million
pounds
terms
of
gold
and
called
n
unit
or
a
on
credit
and
commodities,
there
scorn*
t(,
ino
t|
,nt
ajj 0Ur values should bo*
han one theatre panic, according t o . iR<mtton. to tfi.-f Federal government,
clpnl
securities
even
thoagh
such
somonthly.
Compare
this
with
an
outdollar.
.
jto
be
no
reason
why.
thepresent
Re%Jtst;c|
0„
boxes
of metal in tbe trenain expert who haa been studying the
There nre twq ways tp fight tho
•uritlc* nre legally exempt from state put during 10'2i averaging under 25
He would .have the government take serve Rank nnd .system should be. ills- j ury They nre put into vaults, the
dtur.tion. .
fake, ynumtor or ^tock swindler. One
and municipal tn'xntidn.
million pounds monthly. -In fact, even over or establish great* warehouses tributed. The commodity or* unit vaults are locked rind Immediately ev
This man contends that people have s by means * of severe legislation
ni,*i nt-S—t.. .. I .. _—
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If. this power exists, Congress oxpo-.u last year were m aterially’ and storage plants. When the pnfdttc- jlUoney could he made the legal. "'L a y o n ,, believes th'at all' Is well. Thoy
>cen trxlned> for generations to ro> rtrictly enforced. The other IS by
lirtM
L-tna
limn
tltu
Intnl
1
Tnilii
I
Qtntn«
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*
_
I
+
i
s
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•
*
■mrely hnd better exert it thnn re heavier than the total United States cr jg ready, to market his product ho .serve instead of gold alone.
..
,
,
,
, .1 • . .1
. . . . .
.------------ •-----— —
.
|nre taken out and-their eontents* dis«(|h|'rilv.;- d'sHnsIng ’nil proved
*ard tho re<l light as a symbol of obsoit to the more cumbersome nnd, production. Production «t the pres- brings it to the agent at the governTaxes to Ilulld Warehouse*
’ ] tributcrl nnd cvcryohc UHcvcS that all
itruction and danger. Ilecnusc of and prosecuted swindles nfpl edueptdoubt "ill process o f const itytlonnl ent lime is nveruging about 85 mil- ment warehouse, who give's him n ccr"You note Thzt unit* money, ia re-; is wrong.
hia thc suhconscioitn tendency i* to hi • i.iL* public in common sense meth
iment’incnt.
lion!
pounds
monthly.
I
'xPorta
^n^
tlficate
cbveflng
his
whole
deposit
and.derm<:<l
and again paid out probably1 ••Sometimes n ton or s<$ of thc golditop and-hesitate when a red-signal is ods of investrrejit.'
tended to increase and nre around 0A
j j lc samc ^j,np pnys him hnlf of thi every fifteen montlis. W-hen wheat- wh'lrh lins been locked upiln the treasTlie liicgcst nro|)leni is the gullible
lorn. This* tendency’exerts itsi'lnflumillion pounds each month. Domes- Vil|uo uf t |R, deposit, as computed on!nnd cotton, conn-s into ware
warehouse^ ury vaults Is put on
steamer ami
■nce unfortunately sometimes when individuals wjm,, through their own YALUAIII.K ADVERTISING. F R E E ' I.
»an .. 1
..I.,.- !a<„ai.nttltii( Cii " . • __
*
. . . . .
t*
consumption
i*
also
increasing
r.o
the
25-yenr
average
basis,
in
cash.
The
unit
money
ii
issued
in
huge
amounts.!
. ( Europe immediately rc-shlpIVddcp, dnnircr^mnkes the spee-ly j Ignorance, 'cnrelcsmeM and cupidity,
thnt the statistical position of the l«* ! lrovcrnm,.nt , hp'n Ht.,rps thn nr[1(ll.r, iu, t whon needed bv tin- fa.mera. 1 hi 51.
J
“„eos
lc a rin g d f n building necessary. Ju s t. can nlwnys Im persundrd th a t' tho,
vh
*,*, this shuthen th» pcoplo should nrc?s for- j gnt-ririi qu|r|i wheme* of Yhn up-to
cpt up beward freely, some one stop* nnd hesl- dilr* Wnllingford*. will work for them
wlth n plan
:»tes,-order the inhibition of the red and make then! fortunes over night,
ons. - •
ilgn, spd then the fatnl jwnniing and I’roesurt'onH of swindlers ticl'p to
ut everybody
itruggliiig begins.
keep down somewhnt tlic number of
vo that this
.(Thare L* food fin* thought h ‘n*%! Hiesc fakers, hut they can never be
i
^
l
u
c
t
away.
.
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t(*
Ihcir cotton or
'iaVr t o n ' ’^ n ie - airlous
p-.it*, p „ hi,j
ns well be n-nrked wholly eliminated while the human j thinking along a ki-idrpd line
GOOD B U Y
SAYSBABSON
OF i THOMAS EDISON’S STARTLING
PLAN TO LOWER THE IL C. OF L.
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■ » » *signs
• « topped with clear, white
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c" ' “ 5Uv r » . « *
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nn- *ho«ly
* • 'I-k-Uovus liecnuso evl ■ybody
^ has
vhitc
_*-nto pnv-for the news stories up to
th'rtry. Is still large so that nuy lu-'m vageirdf^!i»h6ri?st speculation. The 'ouicl; liquidator*. The certificates can l)Ocn .educated to lielievc] lint values
igh^s. so that instead of being sym
-i-rJUiredujTricri
tends to stimulate pro- half-value payment* lie receives from be *'-<>ld on the Exchange hy telephone. ran bo established and hell 1table only
FLORIDA RELIEV ES IN
that time, at advertising rates?
■
,
bolic o f danger they would speak mot
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i t
ductinn. This, in turn, causey* the the Kuvornn,e,^ n^rfmslif him n ready i “ Ih'books on tlie history of............
Imnk-.............
. creation
..............
.......
innee of n
PUBLICITY
the
micstmn
was
handed
ovwr
to
tlie
nnd main!
pmphatlrally of snfe.ty strnlght nhend.
irnrket'to weaken. The reason for enpitnl, Tho c e r ji f i ^ - he receives is ing.-l fiiM for eipht ieal.iric.s it’s the. 1-v n,'jartl
based
on
tTut;p
iltri! pre-.-T
'erretary
Clements
of
tho
Rnrtowi
It Is an idea drhieh wjll heir. coii*;dthe slump, in most copper ,s tock*
That tlie people of Florida finreIBcr.rd of Tracje for an nnswri*; nnd!
NovpmL, ,. was ," ‘t
l,'C mar^ ’t. subjcct to tile or- seinb Old story ‘Suspension of Spe. l. joU!| nM,Ul|5. ln rt.ullly, Ivilizatinn
sration In these dnys of crowded
around the first of nesem o.i w»= dinary laws of supply and demand.1Payments.’ Tills nUed never take: place
[ for the
movie houses IU every’ flllagCf town full faith in the glfrit of advertising, here’s the way Secretary ClemAnt*,1, |,"r ' ;.,,ouch ' -r iie rat’e
o * importahas lici-oine too complicu
ind city.
nnd are willing to hack up their he- who by the way. is o,u of the must
^
^
Anit.rlcil ^
‘ n|llt. Rut the'certificate docs not depend oa ji. an agricultural country. There art- routitiifulire of such a sys! i.
the gold in Treasury
vaults but i.m the. a. number
of administrative uletails.i
.
. .
,
. "^.'hnt is gold’s real ui ilncis? J t
^-----------.
' ' cf V'i ,h t,,'’ c?,'!
i:i shT „
y
secretaries,
^
^
in, r, itflinr.'
^
, ronfmodity in the warehouse. In one stch .as, if the stored mnteriul is » if,..,■,,,,,' nrrttv’ iewelrv
Viet tiro
A M PLIFIER S FOR CONGRESS . .**,c
bs't «.f appropriations thc State, answered it;
Dur southern.nolgWiop can pfoihico at afcn, e
K(Jlson p,Hn ,• „
rrnlovet, withilf lllo titm alk>tu. | th j
-J
ofi Itively for
for••advertising bv various
localities,
’
“
If.
(hat
m
atter
bail
bevh,
rc'l _,
E lrc’ ricinns hnvn been inr,tailing
. . . *•
1low.cost,’ much lower than ibmiesj't
the muient system of barter fttf far ns lumo will lie sold nt public auction ! fj|ijn'R \cctth. ’ Otherwiso r u almost
■liiired to be paid fpr nt tho regui-ppliriers -in the Iiouseof Represent cli'’[ ‘'tl
N'w Smyrna News:
companies a facA that, has been iiold
the
complexity of modern life will a!- Tlie equity after storage rliaYget I a wholly useless *ulislnr:^(' Yet, we
Inr ‘reader’ rn lfS, so m uch per*
ntives at Waahi0rton.
N(,njeh>t.S | ut
'" ’T
in;r tho dowel-tic price cloivi^, Their
ipfnced to the credit of the owner a- hold it the standard of a ttT * u£*‘
line, it .woiiljl have cost you ■$!(>,Inrro -horns are bring placed .in the f ,ntT ^
w!" 0
c0l,nty
producing capacity, however, is d1s-•llow
the'Farm
ers
tVmil.l
I'iusX,
It.
'shown
on the duplicate ccllifichte,H)n. . Tlie sam e spare might
iciling ronnerted with nn amplifying
*’* od^rt.s.n g look cts. *
..
All that'is uoccsssryto pu-.1"
|iflit Iy limited and ns‘ demand iuUnit
money
in
thc
T>dtson
plnn
is
'
"The
‘warehouses nrh* to lx- built iron pine into operation . a i i ’vernhave
been
hiuL
in
either
tile
levice in the basemeht. so ns t<» mag-i« l:,x ° r
! creases’ they -will ml longer s* t the
>r .n .total of ST.ldi),
or ^1.77
per
not nloncy In the popular conception 1 giadually over a periud of years In ment ruling which would nafhep. tho
Tampa Tribune or the Jncksoh-.
in# thc
uiv congrersmen’sn voicesj mhu
*
.
,,
ilfy
and en ’ . * ,
msikot. Tlie price of eierlrr.lytic
.
,
,,
.
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•
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.
.
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l
that is, melnl money or money v,U!i a money rc.i-ived from t.ixt.lioii. Th standard prices over thc 25-yc«r P*r*
ville Tim es-llnion nt a dollar per
iblc thc weakest of tlleni to h- heard ™p..laL .The money is spen by th j
.
..
1
he day wnnrme.s.
wheirnu-l.-il f;ir: 'varehou.s.ng charges uirl* dc depn- iod, for all basic commodities and'
Iri any pnrt of the chin.her. The nrTff ft>, commeccial club as
inch, nod it would have cost*, thatcents for a number f.f month*. U - mptal
V” basis. 1»»v
1
,•nnd
dur.'ng
lOSl
phouhl
.tend
•
to
"
“'<c
exclus'vely-prnrtjpnl.ciation
«.ud 5, per ccmt interest on Hi set up t lip necessary machinery to re
way,
As
classified
iwlvcrrangement Is said to.be intended rs ! ,l" /'
r
•
vtrua
aoproplmtcB
SIP,000,
or
tising
it
would
have
cost
$2
strengthen tim market, rtlth rtig h .p ro .,J^ j?i|Jnr n nrtf‘!iun» of
<,f 'vnrcli.r.se t nd*jiandHng u.a ceive- and store tho commodities.
pccially to make the l.-uv-imAers'
0 nor cai ita.
.
,
.
.Whatever its dt-fecta,.it would greatly
ipeerhes heard in the pres* gallery. •
It is well-once iij s^Tvhile to stop d'udifiti will he.sufficiently largo to
n me asure
,un “of value, has,' *e-'chincfiy.1
gone .by. Iij i mm
Fort
Lniiilcnl.’ile . appropriates and have ii liO.rincrH’Ki.an *who knows Gupply this demand. In 'th - event’ of
Knocking t’.e l.oftohi Out'of Caa| lMmI,|ify nn,| Btnhllize thc operation
T|u»t is nil very wblt. What -*007,
Prices
.
i of qfl basic Industrie!. It would mean
rongrerammysay's ought
he h-ard, *p,fton .t|n\»u*:h tnxti.i from city nnd vhit advertising costs figure lip for a* goad huildinryoar in 1923, the "do- ‘T would still be determined in term;,
county.
man.1
for
copper
will
improvt.
It
of
K0'1
1
'
lJUt
instead
of
gold
in
tk«|
.Iif'th
e
!lg
ight
of
current
cvejits,
l'"'
j nll-ycar cmjiloymcnt for (ho majority
you
part
bf
the
viilue
the
newspapers
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lrnprov
especially by the press.- Rut a momits only baji*. working of Edison's plan in rcgai-il t of mn\.workers who now suffer front
xir’ o f that profession rniturnlly frets’! F«ri Mvrrs appropriated * 10,1)00; Kivi. yoH.|„' their columns, when th e y ! „hnuld total at l.mrt ns much as flii.f trraf>ury vnu1ts
Ik* speaking a. friendly word to th - , r " tn thc ritV
on n. two niill j ,,rjnt ni.w> „tnr7os of you or your yeJ|rt and consicibrnTTV bettor than >'ou w^ Id knvc whcat '» th.* govern-'.. cv.il*is interesting. - .
■easoiui trends. And it would in
aw,makers themselves in th is' coif- *'a*'*'
" ‘ H M-V capita.
• • . I town.
’
* ',
in 1021. The Europt^defnai.d will mcnl b,,*s' COi,l ,n fhu B«vtfrnment | A coal producer would thine a to isrg
re reduce fhc high cpst of
t
iretion. What they may say is a
I ake county levies one and one-'
Houlh K|„rT(l’n. na ^ I)the> part, ‘ d-o he slightly better.
Although
J ,ce ,n riorege, cotton id the »f .oal. This he hauls to the nearc 1 liviny
warelfouses, etc.
Ip^ivornmcnt coal re--ervoir. The go\
Wiiilc Uie Rapson cxifqtls are stilt
sre»t d-al more important than hoivi, h "fH n,j l!a f,<r n county 0,!vt,rli!,ln:r -if the state, nre tn he found many . there are still variduJTmnrfsh factors
"All artiflpii dciioaltctl in-the ware- ; ornmcnt. gives' him-a ecrlificat.- for Btu(|ying.|t8 uilimnic c ff#cts, thc plan
oqdiy they sav it, and with their new Gnul. '
^
towns umr roinmunltie* where The [in thc sithation, the l>ullish features
planning
liousc,
suid r.dison, "bear thc -same oaa ton uf itial and payj
him half
half of
of r,ffi*^»
, ,, *
l for
#_. 1
.1i average
_: citizen »«
Tribunj*
maintains
n
paid
correspond-!
are
of
dominant
importance.
Hence,
pnyJ him
much
th
to
*nw .r-tus in workin-r brder. any Jack'' Th«-* ‘ ilv <‘f l ^ ’J-burg I*
■
.f subgtahcc or stvle will be'all. the « ‘ wo null tax levy. •
ent Tor the sole, puyiose o ' giving j I am distinctly optimistic* for a'grad- rati|
° whf n
««•» monw i» •Is value, on the-23-ycar-averagc has.- ti,|nk j ^ u t ’
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jmnde, only one kind of unit money is is, iii cash. This enables t(io producer
ud»c apparent. . *
‘
I •Frontp^pf boosters are seeking the hews of those ^places. In_ them ual recovery
in profits.
on- mill levy.
I nm distinctly bullish," concludos' **SUl‘d together with thc deposit ccrti- to initio con! every day the . year
The Ttlbuno sdoks! no'business save
Oraiory 00 Unjiit-d Hill hns not j
Minmi'.H 1922 budget provides $92,- m 'v circulation. If the free ndver- Mr. Robson, "on tlie stocks’ of tho
round, practically financing his oper President Hqrdfrig
^
particularly notable for quality
;n |9K5 On a basis A two millsrin city ! l|g|
lhoic ,,|MCCB g ct; w,is to he' large low-cost producing companies.” j
Suppose n farmer puts in the ware- ation on the money the goverimurirt
Favors MwRfer
rg e r of
11 recent years. Lot'the- Congressmen
|. r u l o u o m V l In county ttxeii, or $2.00 jchlir^ ,up BRa|n; t thom nt rt.p
turns over to him .-every dry.
General
btlsintst
continues
its
sidekou*e
LO
O
O
bushels
of
wheat
gruded
gular
lrt their best to ll\*o un totho^c lunpli-,
Big Packing Plants
no- rnnitfi.
* •
1rates
* a • they-would
,
•
. •m>rnpitn.
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Nowp n buyer wants 100 tons of
government as No. 1 Red. The
I./*, surprised tp see w!te movement In spite of the recruit b-’
n\'erngc *priee^# for 2.» years of this hard coal. He purchases certificates
Oriia rivr.i
.’/)0. spent jointly! wh*it
v.ti ii they
wiry -are
urc getting
iwiwuk for
iur nothing,
iiuwiiuk*
'e’ection. The Index of the* Robson
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Presi
by the city and thc Marion county
Tll- T
TrlKlt^
#. kve-., .,hn
„ rnnfl>
luding high war prices is, for LOO tons on the open market nt thc
The
rib u te-'ta
the greatest
riinrt shows activity 5 per cent below grade includm
dent
Hurdhig Will'ninko the final de
FEM IN IN E HUMILITY
lm-»rd of trade. ,•
pleasure. In giving oil the-towns n n d ^ n t n l. Firore* Indicate that M r
V M p * r bushel. The farmer is prevailing price which has been ik-tei*- cision for the Government
on the pronment ■
The New* Smyrna city commission communities Y/ Florida, especially 'shortage is th? largest in.history.'
in unit money—he then mine-.l by supply and demand; turns
IJM *n
....
,
.
.
.
.
i
posfll
A
at
Armour
&
Cvmpany
purIn a n - e r a 'o f . feminism, here ‘i» npgtpptintr* ’ll.OOO for* a d v e r t i n g | [ ' . / ' ‘V T ’ •
can hold his whent by means of his these certificates,into the government
Morf|, 4' Compan> ^nolhti of
conlomttKitiff now,./rom one of thc moat nurnoaor# t h e ‘fund to he expended j
‘ f 4 1,1 . ff J1 0
B
,
A pToncr attcntio.n to the work of , CC^ ifJ C* t • untllj'het t.l,ink9 ^ e price ix with the amount cf unit money that the ‘.'Big Five” Chicngn pncVers, It
•minent woipcn^n*Anicrica.
Mary jointly by thc city nnd tho bonrd of * * 11
’ w n' ° s
as ' r
»aV#'vi*ntJon wouldsclttnlnatc count-18® lfa cto ry
thus be trtdepemknt ha* been advance^ on them and the was indicated today in high n&*d.
jnrden’s first'w ord, on returning {rado .
v
, . jto ry . All the good p u h lfc lt^ s s lb lo .
lo«« f iro ilnnoor* «.Kirli If not re- bt lat’ "Peculators who now set the ■government (Icllvers 100 tons rif hard trntiun circles. Th'o President
[rom Europe for thc grnnd opera senfrom the nearest teser- rcntly has discussed the matter will
io n .is'th la:
, delivers this to your J . Ogden Armour and will go over
Vf would rather have huIR n rnilreasonable charge .to, jn ,1,,^ ]
Secretary Wallnce ‘ ai
•oad or won a hntt'e than be Mary |
shipping nnd handling.
soon ns the experts of the departnmn!
jsrden. M*n, to'm e, reeni so much
S|Kcu1alar 8§jko!ched., ,
of -agrietiltufe havc-.complctcd thi\R
uor« capablo o f greatness thnn wogeneral, would be sliji!y /(f the plan,
in
’ting
tlirough
the
papers
of
the
ne*s
ueri that l can hardly name one truly 'ffloq.
the other hand, it was selling nt 96 this A tbn of hard coal today costs
Thp Executive was represented' an
jre a t womnn today. * No m a tte r | South Jack son ville’s municipal gov- Ini'grr cities, nnd what he has pointed j j A Viomigte^t was created recently
cents
he Woyld only get $160.
[about $6.(S0 nt tho m in o -a cost which1bc,'ng 0' f Uie oplnlbnTon the basis! of
out
should
bo
shown
to
every
man
on
the
farm
of
W.
C.
Hankinson.
whore I look, whether Into the jmst crnm rnt appropriates |500.
Rut the unit money wopld not would lw rcjluccd l»y the steady opor-Jth'e information now in h i possessiup.
»r present, men nre greater; theyj xhe town of .Sobring has levied yrbo ever hnlks nt the idea-of Htspnear Blue Rell, Ohio, where the find
iitinn allowed
nllnu-H/i under
itrwlne thc'Edison
itw. r.lia..,, plan. thnt
. . . . there
.
. * « «be no -/#•
.at . ji Li
vary.
It would always be the same, ntlon
would
'Objection
St
was written. T ho in^
^»v« achievedJhjngs of which women n oni, ,n||| tnX( the fund to be ex- f-ily, county or town’s paying money j,og pedigree
A__—
I1 ~~ *'? “ * mi because wheat wpuld not be likely to (The averago freight, charge is about i|nw to
proposal
consolidation
1 in
tyt
publicity.
*
scrlptlon* ifn (KiTnionument is ns fol be
rre^wholly- Incapable. History nnd pended Jolntly-'by thc city npd tho
be sold over a period of one year for $2.60 a ton. The actual net cost of I vjcw* 0 v the stricter regulations
in *
,iuiin f ii*
The papers of Florida give, free, a lows: "Thc first pedigree of s Poland ents. In other word*,, the certificate
:he Bible hnve given wnriian her right- |)0tln} 0 f trndi«.
•
co|! rlm-.ild be about $ 10.00—which it thq packing industry provided for in ‘ I
fol p'aco, at the side of mnn, hut nl-| };t. Auuustiuo raises Jt39.20D frpin hundred dollnr*. nt lonst in publicity,, China-'nog was written on this farm or equity would have to -be valueless
would be urn^er L".e Edison plan. Rut the phekers hnd stock yardsi.conlrel'
rp cevery town and community, for jin August, 1976, by W. C. Hartkin(ray’s a atop Inferiqr to him."
. , j n one mill tax, or $5.22 por capita.
<o
to impair live value df thc unit mon- today i t . actually cokts about .$11 a act. It wns emphasized, howoy
ever; dollar they pay thc papers,for »on, owner of tha farm and.Gnrl Frel- ey.
This Is certainly com'oiting to poor! Sanford, creates a fund ’o f $9,COO c\ery
tdn, (he difference- bc'ng created by that he wa^ keplng an open mlndTuvgnu, compiler of the original rcconi.
»u|vc
ertising.—Tampa Tribune^
nales, latterly fcafful o f idsing tholrewith a two mill levy
"Tho averages ard changed every interest? storage charges and specula til ail the facts bearinjj on the _•ilu4*
This strictly American breed of swine
Tsmpa raises a fund of $ 2,000 by*
lordly pre-eminence. It is u new no(c
year, a now year being added nnd tho tive profit.
tion had been presented.
»f feminine humility, rcminiscoAt of n'one-’mill lovy each for county nnd ’ T^ie Cane Cod district in Ma'sia-’ originated within n radius, of n few .urliest year of the, 25 is ‘dropped.
"Coal Should be ptored," snyx KdiSecretary Wallace Said tody jh c .J
chusu^ts expects to hnve n crop of miles of this place, and in the mnkmtique times rather than of nn era city.
svn,("in concrttp reservoirs sunk in would he no doflnita decision JToreovWest Palm Reach obtains 4137,055J 260,000k ~barrels of ernnberrirs this Ing occupied tho-oeriod covered from
ivhen gomt-n go to Congress and'run
th’e ground, 1000 feet long, '80 feet erai. days.'
Racking Up Gold
through
city hnd county taxation on season.'' The’ crop of Wiscpnsin Is 1810 to 1850. Thc first volume of
jrand opera companies \and build
wide,'
17 feet deep, and kept under wat
"In 4, or 5 years thc 25 year aver
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Thl
barrels, the larg-j pedigrees was printed-in.
1878.
I ’hij
iridgc* and salvage ships. So far a basis of ono mill each, or |3.09 pbr estim ate!1 nt 45,000
er (bituminous coal deteriorate:! in the •Have tho Herald do your nekt Job
age
would
be
Jess
and
the
three
year
’ I. ’
‘
jest iafhe\hiitory of the stats, while monument was erected by Th* Ohio
is the -modern woman is concerned, capita.
of printing. We have the equipment
M. M
.
• . . a • - i (<
t—__ W
T
V
LauaV «.i.1 J rtf
YIal«n.l Pl.Ina T)(-nA.Inrn* A■■oniail/in high wnr prices will bring the^vorege per rentage each month.
St Petersburg by taxation raises New Jersej\ will have Tv yield of . not Poland China Breedcra’ Associali6n.
t is doubtless treason. So far as.the
There
would.
Hcecs^ari
rily
bo
a
cer-!to
do all kinds'of Job printing. ^ . .
down
so
if
wheat
sold
at
even
59
cents
'Unveiled Juno IB, 1922.’’ .
200,1
|less than 200,00(f
barrels.
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aodern roan Is concornod, It Isna Ht- $71,420, or $4.46 per enpitp.
me
'fr‘
�New Z c jtlp h < f® S fa S ^ r .,___________ _____. . . . . . ........................ .
ibtf sevurdl'shmil Ulabda In the South j
I ■' & ' .
„
PHONE 40* f 0T
_
A
Pacific,
w
ith
'a
total
area
storage Facilities r / T
squire miles, or rather mbro thanre
pfeue
you, tell others; If noir
^
lir id le
F t
that of Great llrTtain.. The poptija-,
tell us. -IJhopd 4S)8
“'"r
. nt
TR1C SUCTION SW EEPERStioq is ulxiut 1 1-1 millions ofiydiom'
Dur' Work—'PLEA?|J»-r*
/SPrlc*
.
f
' U l r Th* AMortatrd I ' t f u l
ncnrly
lt
per
cent
served
overseas
j
0uf
t* r ^ e h Aven6e
DE LAND, Nov. 16.— A signed; tnblishcd some ytfars ago ,by nu-m*
PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION .
in the Great War. The principal in
• SANFORD
statement by Mra. Alice *p. Shields, .berg of the .Grand Army of ;tbo Re
Authorized Hoover Denier
dustries arc the-rearing of sheep and
jachine & fou n d ry Co. witnessed" l>y three members of tho public. While there shy wrote the dairy farming, thc#chief exports bet;
Ku Klu* Klan who wrote thulr naihcx, headquarters of the Ku Kjux Klnn
inc "wool,-frozen ntcaf, arid dairy* pro-j
»sral Machine oml Boiler Work*; tore off.and look away with then! that
lt j ,
„ullc recently
r« ,
that;
finder Grinding; DeLuxe Platons; portion, of the' sheet of |i;tpor contain in Atl.nl.,• 0 . . . MjUmt that .h .
iwftotfihcti^ljfccjcd
;
help,
and
nn
cntjon
),n3
|
)C?n
given
t'J
to
commerj
Wheel S tejP G ear Bands; Crank ing their signatures, - is expected to
I
-requesting that C la n s m a n be *ont cjn|' fruit growing, with nppies, o r-j
-Phone 113
112 M agn o lia A v cn u cfix Returned------- =-------Phone 62 (igurc prominently in} the evidence, to interview her. She was not nc
jnngcs and berries nnd results havcf
t|ie state proposed to introduce a t : quninted with any members of the been so encouraging as to gi\;c ground'
meral Shop and Mill the tMut of Mix. Shields, charged organization, she wrote, and she sug- for the belief that in u few,years the, - * lV
with the nuirder of hcr-husbund, Wil-igosted that the messenger be given export of fruit will rank next to tho W ork
linin A. Shields,' near here the night her letter as u means of identirtea- export of dAiry products, which last]
sm rbody D rlri* • U « d
After
of. February 6 last.
tion. -The Klan complied With the year amounted to oyer 80 million,
1TRACTOR
nntj
BUILDER
*' !
the Plwt Week
It hns been intimtoted the Kltn.v request.dullura.
’
(’.Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla.
meh might take the stand, if neces
/
•
t h e s e Live B arga in s:
R. S.-Mott, assistant state nliprney,
sary, and this possibility lias been a a few days later received a commu-.
lNFORD n o v e l t y fopla" of -wide discussion since/ the mention signed "Committee of Inves
FORD SEDAN
trial wus postponed last May until tigation, Knights of the, Ku Klux
•
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. WORKS
the November, term of Volukiu county Klan," informing him that if ho would
•LEXINGTON.^
Mrs. J . I). Colder has opened n taxi
circuit court, which opened today, be learn the purported facts concerning
V. C. C O L L E R / P ro p - ’
QLDSMOBILE
bureau a t the Valdez
cause of the absenbe of witnesses for the killing of Shields, hu* should meet nnd information
*
<
PRA CTICA L AUTOM OBILE PAINTING
Hotel, with Mrs. L. Hourdrcaux in
tho prosecution.
. .
GALLON
&
F
R
Y
a
t
.a
designated
time
in
n
hotel
in
BUICK
By Skilled Mpn
Shields, who was a native of Mo Orlando a messenger known to. him charge, concerning all trains and boats
S C T R IC ^ i C O N T R A C T O R S
LIBERTY"
~
line,* 111., one time prominent in .the but who. knew Mr. Mott by sight. In and out o f Sanford. Special epurv .
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business life of that city, and mem Tho attorney followed lnatruitions tjssy shown to the public, entt-us for
ALL WORK GUARANTEED F IR S T CLASS
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laghouse Lights and Appliances ber of n widely known family, ww- nnd was piloted to 'S t. Cloud and to
drives of all kinds. Boat parties our
New Lino of Fixtures
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sixty years old. Mrs. Shields, thirty- the home of Mra. Shields’ father.
UPSTAIR#
eight years of Age, was born ib Rock* There,^iri'thc presence of three stran specialty. Phone 220 for inforhiation.
123 West
First Street
OAKLAND (2)
%
Phone
44.
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11-9-tfc
port, Maine, and had been married gers, who -he was informed were
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-Sanford, Florida
Over the Ofcrlahd Gnragcand divorced twice before her mar Klnnsmcn,' Mr. Mott obtained a
CHALMERS .
|B. W. HERNDON
riage. She, according to her state lengthy statement from Mrs. .Shields
S E E T H E N E W ’ SUPERIOR
COLE 8
ment, was*Shields’ fourth wife.
charging the negro Smith with the CHEVROLET AT T H E SAN
Nr.'.and. Mr?. Shields were'on their crime and’ containing details of the
INSURANCE AGENCY DORT
200-3tc
way to their farm several rniles from killing. -Tl)c Klnnsmcn wlthesscd the J(JAN GARAGE CO.
WE---------AUTO---------BONDS
here the night of the killing when document, tore out .thoir'signatures
grantPianos, Safes, Furniture, in fact
they saw an obstruction in tho high and gave to Mr. Molt the letter Mrs.
fteso cam have been thoroughly roS.
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Sbinholser—
anything
movable, or what others
Shields
had
written
to
the,
Klnn
head
way,-according/to
her
story.
Upon
* [onditioned. Will accept other cars aa
might
think
immovable, we hundlo
alighting
to
clear
the
read.
Shields
quarters
in
Atlanta.
part payment or give thd difforcnco
Contractor and Builder
with
care
nnd
case. Wc^aasumo all
was
tired
upop
by
an
unidentified
The
statement
obtained
by
Mr.
(f your car is belter.
-jnun who emerged from concealment Mott was regarded by S tate Attorney responsibility.— QUICK
SERVIC E
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FLORIDA at the roadside, a charge of bird- George A. Decottcs' as so widely nt TRANSFER. Phone 408.
Terma: Cash, trade or long ea«y
shot striking’ him in -the face and variance with Mrs. Shields, previous
* liM -Th-Fri-Sat
payment*.
enusing instant death. Mrs. Shields stoiy that he ordered her arrest on
itropolitan Life Ins. claimed that after the shooting sho n wnrrant charging murder. The
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NOTICE!
.wai-forcod from the car nnd thnt the grand, jury returned an indictment
slayer attempted Jto assault lier. Ho but failed to And a true bill against
BILLY
S.
PA
R
K
Our Dry.CIcaning is unexcelled. ,We
HUI’MOHILE and LEXINGTON
later disappeared, she said, and sho Smith after Circuit Judge. Perkins have mndo uj-rnngemehts with the Or
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Dlatributora
made her way to' the nearby winter had refused to permit Mrs. ^Shields lando- SteAm Lnundfy to a ct'u s t
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— Sanford, ^lorida
hemic of a middle western capitalist. to appear .before the jury and testify agent in SanfenF. All old customers
E9 Park Ave.,
The nuthoritics'during their Inves- against the negfo. Smith was re of- this*concern will receive prompt
•ligation' of tho shooting announced leased.
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nnd courteous treatment .and all work
today
they
were
proceeding
uport
the
The
-two
witnesses
whose
abStnce
is.guaranteed
first
class
as
they
have
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to
Corner P in t end Park A ts . .
theory that Shields was killed in or from the stifle -in ‘-May resulted in
hi
der
thnt his wife might rcalizo upon continuanacc of the trial*.were-"Mrs.
Pr< jt ScrricW-----Reasonable Rst^s
his life' insurance, and in the indict Lillian Ferrell of Enu Claire, Wis., cnberry, Mgr. Phone 475.
201-tfc
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men* returned by the g/and jury Mrs. nnd If. L Berry, of Wnycross, Go.
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Shields was charged with murder in Mrs. Ferrell wan the housekeeper nt
Call 498, if you want that brfggagc
the first degree and with having the winter home whore Mrs.'Shields looked after with despa tch.—QUICK
Ml
.'counselled, aided nnd abutted, an appeared* nfteq the shooting. -Tho
SERVICE TRA N SFER.
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Card? of Sanford's Reput- MX
unidentified person . to commit the state pttorney. in pleading for n con-Al'J1-Th-Kri-Sht,
IM able Professional Men, each -ta
ivc Your,Order for cri*ie.
{inuancc told the court that }Mrs. j-’erIM of whom, in hU chosen pro- Ml
Smith, a seventy-three year rell heard the Shields car pnss the |n I h r ( I r r u ll 1,’n t i r l <if I h r N r t r n l h J u ’HANKSGIVING ~ oldPeter
IM feaxlon the Herald rccom- Ml
d lr lu l f.'lr r u lf l i t l-*lorlilii, In n n il f o r
negro who had bgcn employed on house, some time before the shooting
S rn iln u lu (, 'o u iil > .— In C h m i r r r ) '
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IM mends to tho people.
nnd
that
an.
unusual
length
of
time
[
TU
RK
EYS
the Shields farm, was arrested on
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CITATION*
'suspicion when a deputy found in his elapae/i before Mrs. Shields nppeared.
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Aiuilhchicoki
OysterH
Complainant,
h om e'a doul»le-barrl-l shotgun con Her -testimony was needed/ he said, ft-C I.uivlr.
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in
taining
ono
exploded
and
one
uneXorder
to
determine
what
time
the
Henjamliio
K
arirrm. ct ul.. Def«ntlani».
■New Florida Syrup
To: Donjmnlno I., tjrirfin. If llvlior. iG-ti-i
,
i.,.
ploded shell, the former loaded with killing occurred.
B,
“rleita
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George A . DeCottes
'vvii|t«nt «. AmJeorTctirif living. « w! j „
But Wheal and Pan Cake Flour, shot of thu calibre said lo have Horry, Mr. DeCottcH told the court, Nlelff
mill wife. Cumin A. Mlrlff, l f ! ^i
- ARorney-atrLaw
,
les* Dairy Farnr Sausngo
informed him thnt Mrs, Shields had
living, nil tlm iinknnwn lu lrtt. it liv
caused Die death of Shields.
ing,
of
tho Cslnto of Jolm W. firlffln.
AVijh Smith in jail .Mrs. Shields attempted several months previously
ilcccaicd. i). w. Cook unit witn. Anillir1
P o i |o Salad, Fresh cvOC .
Over Seminole County Bank
J-ook.
Ifjllvlng,
<j.-o \V. llawklns, I f j ------------ — "g g B jg S C g g a g S g --------------- r ---- - - - . ---.
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went to the home* of her father, L. S. to induce 'him to shoot and kill
day, per pound..........
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Davis, a Union army veteran at St. Shields, offering to divide Shields' life
BANFORI) -:-FLORIDA
I». Wolvorlon, If IIvIiik. I.uliior C. j Q
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Cloud, A colony near Kissimmee, c's. insurnnace with l|im in payment.
1’orlor. If llvlmr, 1. O. I'orler. If Tlv- M
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Ing. ami Aliel firlffln; If living. AdH f 7
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JJ
lulniNtrutor of tho Kstato of Jo^in IV,
HILL
-TJHA
8HOAVTOIA
AW
P*
Urlfflu,
deceased;
amt
)f
Said
parties
ELECTION IN ENGLAND (;i>’P .S\
aro dead, to nil parties claiming In
FRED R . WILSON
LOUDEST /
terest* under Ilrnjninlu I. (Irlffln, doNEW PREMIER A MAJORITY
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ceased. Henrietta B. (Irlffln.-Ills wife,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
dcceiued;-Wm. (1. Andnnrled. dneeased,. (J. tV. Hfolff and wifi), Kliuna A..
'A perusal of tile northern papers
Htclff. dereas.-d, nil »f tho unknoyvlijj
Kif*t National Bank Buifcling
Itclr*. deceased, of (he Hsta(n of .lobn'2
LONDON, Nov. 10.— At 2 o’clock occasionally reveals' that some dis\V. (irlffln, dt-ceaseil, •). \V. Codk! 5
gnipfled
tourist,
who
hns
violated
thJ
BANFORI)
FLORIDA
and
wife. Annie Cook, dsceasnd. (ieo, JJ
this morning the positions of the par
\V llawklns. deceased. Churlcs C. JJ
BOOKS ARE
ties, including unopposed members, very lenient speed laws of Florida . Warwick. Trustee deceased; and htnlJJ
Wolvorlon.15
and hns been let down with n fine of .Buceessnrs. dccouscd,
NOW OPEN was:
deceased, l.uthur V.--Porter, deceased, iB
$10.00,
has
written
,'to
their
home
It O. Porter, deceased, tuid A boij!
Conservatives, 14.r>; Labor, 68; Lib
(Irlffln. dtocused. Administrator »t 2H
and County Tnx Hooka arc erals,' 21; ’Ovori&itc Liberals, 19; paper registering n Kick against the
tho KsUite of-'Jolin \V. (Irlffln, dc- ■ We are 119W prepared to serve- you in the !
CHELLE M AINES
uensed. br olherivlse. In nnd to the n
unfairness of Flpridn nnd the speed
[icn for tho payment of taxes others, G.
", .
following land sltunie In tho Count? ■
LAW YER
most polite way, with-every convenience and
Keinlliolu nml Btnte of l^lorldn.
|2, a discount of two per cent is i Andjiw Donar .Law, the prihie traps thqt nrv laid to flccco tIiT> tour of
more parilcutarly described, h»*'fol- ■
u the best of Tood which speaks for itself. Our
— Court House
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| f‘for payment in 'November, minister, was elected for the central ist'and likewise cautioning-others’ to Jows: •
Tho. Honth TI/roe-Quarlers' pf tho I■
detour such towns ns thosq In which
cent in December.’ Tax books division of Glasgow.
Northw«s\ .quarter of tho Bouthrant ' ■
■ dinners are above.the average.
(Juifricr of Krrtlon Hevun, Township ■
The results from today's election the aforesaid lawbreaker was fined.
f\pril* 1st. 'Poll Taxes for the
TWcntX-ons.
Knutli
of
'Hangit
Thirty
lyet Lj a mined
Glasses Designed
In nearly every such easy the com Hast, remaining thirty acres more or a
922, for both men and women, were coming in slowly at •_ 11 o’clock,
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plainant
sho was
I)i?tners Served from 12-2 and 6-8
j!
tonight,
but still
were cnaraciqrizcii
characterized}i ■ , . . ’ admits
gni, nut
Kimwere
' *that he or
” ---V, | It appearing fr.,t» tlfe sw’orntblll of aa
p duo November 1st, JI922. .
Henry McLaulin, J r M
♦
he
enrlv
‘features
of
henvv
noil,,y,kinK'
twenty-five
urOhirty
miles
compliant
filed
In
this
cause
against
a
Iness nnd Occupation Licenser by the tnriy lenjures or neavy pou* / .
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, l „ you./That you. and each of you have or
O pt D.
due October 1st, and if not ing and nn increase in the Liberal andj an )ol,r* ut hr .nil probability they Iclntpi to have sumo .interest hi and to
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t i a wafe doirur more Iiku fifty nrnntinif the* lAinlrt li^rijiiHi^DYu descrlliot).
Opticion-Opto'mflrist
sir vote.
It is already evident ” lr ‘
1,1‘X* urantipg,
Thercforr> ^0U, nenjamlh I^OrNfln.
iro delinquent, ns tho law re- l-abor
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hower, that it was twenty-five, in If living, llenrlntln
_______(Irlffln.-ills wife H
312 Ea*t- First Street • Sanford, Fla.
that a jlcenho l>c procured be- that the refusal of the iJilwr party to
If llvlmr. William O. ’AndunrleO. If; llvhow
many
northern
cities
nro
nuto-.
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’
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Ing.
,(!.'
W.
-Slolft
»ii<l
wife.
Hm'rna,
-A,fS
forclonducting tho business, profes- enter’ into an election pnet with the
Htclff, If living, nil of. (lie unknown h
inobilists
allowed
to
averagethat
Liberals will lose’seats fo r both n-.*rlu-lrw. If living. (If tlio Kslntn of Jo h n 'a
-B
sion|r occupation!
SUNDAYS,: 75c
’
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ilrlffln, .deccasod, O. W. Cook nnillM
ties A noticeable exnmpio of tins speed? Y et these" same '’howlers" W.
wife. Annie (.'ook.-lf living,'Tiro. W.IB
• « JNO. D. JINKINS,
ELTON J.MOUGHTON
§
llawkliiH. If living. Cliarlt-n Jli. Warwick, n
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was nt. Stockton-nn-Tce4, where u sent up an nwfu) cry when they are Truster*
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Collector,-.
am!
kin
successar*.
'If
living.
H
ARCHITECT *
compelled to-abide
tho.loWa -that J. D.. W’olvertnn, ir living. Luther C, |■
Novt-2wks’
Seminole County. Georgeito Liberal* was elected with h
are
cnActiT
d-to
protect
life and.limb I’ortcr. If living, 1^ n Porter, If living. ■
Fresh Apalachicola Oysters Coolved t h e .
minority .vote _of . 12,396, the com
nml Abel (Irlffln. If living, ArirnlntMra-1 ■
Room- 7, Miller Bldg.
on.thd
state
highwnys.
lor
of
t-ho
Mutate
of
John
W.
(Irlffln.
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A| you moving? Cnll a QUICK bined votes o f the opposing A*quith-.
way you' like them
(teceased; nnd If nald partlen aro dead, r
•ANFORD
Florida, as n whole, extepds to the nil
FLORIDA SE JIIC E TRANSFER to do , i t ian nnd Labor candidates.being over
parties clnlinlng Interests under ■
tourist a . hearty wclcomo nunrly USrilaniln U (Irlffln. dcceanfd, Uenrlet. *
Phof 498.
194-Th-Fri-Sat 20,000. . . .
In K. (IrlfJIn. his wife, deceassd,* Wil
every
town within its borders vies liam O. Andenrled, docedscd, (I. W.
Lubor made a notable gain in _.Uic
E. F. DE LA HAYE, Jr,
n
Hlelff
and wife. I-Irmna A. Htclff. de
Farnworfii division of- ijvncHiihire, with tho other to induce the’ tourist ceased. all of -the unknown heirs, de
* Architect'and Engineer
NOTICE
ceased,
of
the
Kslntn
of
John
W.
flrlfwhere T, Greenall, Labor ,wns elected to *seo their towp first. , A inrge ma fin, deecnsed, fl. W. Uook nnd wife.
15 years cxpe'rionco in-Residence, Gajority of these towns arp providing Annie Cook, deceased, (loo. Wi Haw
Novombcr
tho
10th
I
shall
be
with a' vote of. l.'LBOl.
»»«e, BtorngcWarehouxc, Mill Conkins. deceased, Charles C. Warwick.
entertainment,
of the foprist, hut Trustee
lied to advance my prico on
deceased, and Ills sui-^csaor*.
•miction, Ro-onforced Concrete 8trucSI
Florida, liko every otlW %state, in deceased- J- D. Wotvortun, dweased,
tum, Hotels, and Office Buildings. V.
no dollar per cord.
M
NOTICE
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Luther (\ Porter, deceased. L*. O. J'orter.
II
Uox 1126. Phono 339-L-2. Sanford
and .Ahol (Irlffln. deceased,
advance in prico is mado ncccg,iK
Ilusincss and Professional Wonjan’s sists thnt those pcoplp coming within deceased,
Administrator Of the Kstate of John W.
r
f i . ••
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meet tho cost of cutting and Club banquet Monday nt 8:00 p. m. Ifl 4ts borders must abide by its laws (Irlffln. deceased, or otherwise, in nmt
■
to the lands herelnatiove described, are
ig, and no orders will be accept- tho PnlmToom, Valdez. Phono reser that aro framed for the benefit o f its retiulred to ho and appear before our
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WM.
CARNASION,
M
gr.
entire
citizenship.
A
majority
of
the
;sht
Circuit
Court
at
tho
Court
House
ter that dntc, except at tho new vation to Mrs. Zcbb Ratliff, 41C-^Vy
In Hanford, Florida, on tho 1st tiny of
N
A. D. 13Z3. and ttirn sud thene
p ri{ $8.50 per card.
^
not later than noon Friday.
200-Ite tourists coming to the state realize January.
make
answer to tho bill of complaint s s s s i s K R i i i i a » B S f i i n f l u i > « u » i » M M m a i a i B B n H u
that traffic Inws afe passed ns much exhibited
*
orders in hand prior to NoVcraagainst you In nil* rauso. oih.
A
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for their benefit nnd the prh^oction of crwlso decree* pro confesso will bo on*
onth will bo filled at prosonl
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
lerod against you utid each of you.
their lives ns is done for those resid It Is nrdarql that this Citation he I R B l I R l l R i n a B I U R R R I I I I B I I l i i R B R I B B I R R B R B B R R I I B B I B I U I
N
\\ S. VKItNAY.
published In iho Hanford Herald.
a
ing within the ntnto and these persons newspaper
N
pulitlshed In Hanford. HemlThe Christmns bazaar given each
do not violate- traffic laws nnd th e re iiolo County. Florida, onco each waoH
•IM You chn find the name of
year by tho Holy Cross Guild nt tho
for eight successive nooks.
ST R O W FARM AGENCY
fore are not prompted from motives ■WITNB8H my hand nnd tho sen! of
Ml
parish House will bo held December
•Tfty lire Raslneas Hap
said
Circuit Court on this tho fth day
113
Magnolia
Are.
.
of.malico to write their friends in of Jfovembsr,
IM
A. 1>. 1955.
6 nnd 7. >
18MU:
In 8anford ia this Column
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(5UAI-)
K. A. nouat.A sa
|ho north of the,‘'speed traps” set for
IM *»th day.
Cl^rk
of
tho
Circuit
Court'
keside farm and grove of 200
SER V ES A HOME-COOKED
the urtawary along t}nf Florida High
<>f tho Seventh Judicial
IM
Arc you fixing up tho’ farm this
,
Circuit of Florida. In and
tre
,
20
acres.
SovbrOl
acres
heavy,
ways.
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for tho County of Henil^ ^ ^ M M IM IQ A ^ bio loam, best of soil for vegetables, winter? It Is the best season to put
dole.
Traps arcTiecessnry. Even the In
out
trees
and
plants
of
various
kjnds.
QK(I.
A.
DoCOTTBS.
str 'berries, Mars, plums, guavas,
dians used thorn to capturo wild ani
Hollcltor nnd <>f Counsel for
We’ll By* For Ton_
Dorj’t neglect flowers and shrubs.
gri ip. Good ? room house. Exccl
mals And Florida’s traffic o fflc m . n rd J J ( . f J5
*|.Px“« -; j - J 0•51
' RON TON STEAM DRESSERY Ion ibooting and fishing. 2 miles to Send to the U. S. Department of Agri-. to be congratulated that they have in'-]
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culture,' Washington, D. C-, or to
rni
ind
station,
stores,
church,
school
Vented
n
“trap"
to
catch
the
spewF
When
others
nro
Idle,
we
keep
movr.w .v ?ent *
Pf®PiI tsobold furniture and farming your senator or congressman for cop demon, in reality the niorft dangerous 'ing; there’s a rpasbn for i t —QUICK
c lea n in g , d u r in g , a l t e r i n g
;
ies of Fanners’ BUlletirt 1171, *,'An
i t * Included. 52^50.
$1^50 cash
P. Wor't ca,cd for and dollu-red
animal of the highways today.—Lake- SERVICE TRA N SFER. Phono 489.
nual
Flowering
Plants,"
and
No.
108?,
184-tfc
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Wcj ft F|nit f i t In co i ‘and 2 years.
laud Btar-Telcgram.
Thoo rca|^ reason is, wo give HER••Beautifying the Farmstead,]' Don’t
i. Thnt’a
VICK.
Thjit' ' ' our middle ' name.
wait Ull springi,but send now. ’llieylrc
j Herald, 16c per week, delivered,
,-npL* World at your ooor every oven194-Th-Fri-Sut BIIHXBBXXHXXQ*X*<MMB»ms*MXX«MUHUBXBXMBBXX«X«XXB*«ll*X«*«S
Tho Herald delivered, i 6c per vrock. phone 498.
free.
" r for *6c.—Dally Herald.
Jol the.throngs of reader*.,
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r.
ransfer
STAND AT TRIAL
PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO.
CARS
. HODGE’S
See
. NOTICE
Auto Paint Works
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mm
OUR SPI
B.
&
. MOTOR
0
Roofing:
Wall Board
Corrugaled Iron
Chat. Wagons
Harness
;
Farm Inlplements
Hill Implem en t &
Suppl.y Co.
CO.
PURELY
: PROFESSIONAL
TRY A HERALD W AI# AD FOR RKULTS
f You are Welcom e [
P. McCuOer
To Our Place for
Inspection
s
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f
s
The Bell Cafe
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
j WELAKA DINING ROOM I
Suhday Dinner..*75c
mmjE
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upsala And
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LONGWOOD :
c,4oi.f^STAR
WOMEN’
’ ! PERMANENT WAVING, . ’ ShampooGuralrtt Is to SfcR V E th e com
. OF WOHL^ W AR f ing, a ca lp ".m l-fa cia l treatm en t.- ity, not tperely lo-hnve a job.—Q l f K
V NOTICE!
The ’ We’iHre Department ''of tho
>
SERVICE-TRA N SFER. Phon
AVomaii’e C.ldl^ will Bold -L Rummage
<nT Thv AMOTISl rd Pr«aa)
Sale tomorrow nt Wpodcbck A RlgCHICAGO,’-Klv. 11—Ono hundred PEPPER 8 EED FOR SA LE—I have
ney’s.yom cr Third etrel. and Sanford
l-and sixty-one names, of "gold sta r
„ surpius of 35.^ ,. ot Ruby King
Th* Presbyterian Ladies will lid Avenue. Any one having rummage,
VrQm^ ,r r An,0rican " jr,s wh0 ‘t* vo W p c r seed saved by myself o u to f
HOLY. CROSS ty lU R C H
R W . Dickson motored to Bartow their H\e» in the World. War—are the very best New Jersey stock, |2.75 their B ssaar Sale Dee. 1st and \ 1- thonc 312-W and sani* will be called
Services 'fo r. the 23rd Sunday after
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- -found on the list made public todtiy per lb. Address, E ..Grpthen, Danla
.169-Fri-8si Jto for or lcavx* at ftho residence of Mrs.
Mrs. Parkinspir, of Ostecnt was n Inst Monday.
frliiH y , November 19, will b e: .
-^ fE . 1). Chittendc,n, 813 Magnolia aveby
the
Women’*,
*
Overseas
Service
Mr. qnd Mrs. .J. S . Dinkcl and Miss
caller Wednesday to sec her /riend,
Fl'at
,
*
198-tfc
7:30 a. m.— Low- Celebration.
puo.
201-ltp
a
feaUffo*
to
Olive
Dipkcl
spent
Wedifcsday
in’
Kis.Longue.
compiled
ns
-9:45 a,
Church Sunday School. Mrs. ^Voste.rdlck.
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ONLY R EQ U IR ES small Investment
SfeE
THE
NEW
SUPElT
Armistice
D
ay..
Moist
of
them
r
e
s
l
Mrs. Usymond Butler und tTttks/'in' tnc*
11:00 a. m.—Chiyrch Service.
some in far-off S i " to handle this.business. Now doing CHEVROLET ^ T THE ? AN The Herald delivered, 15e per week;
Pfof. _E. S. Miller, Mrs, Roy Sauri undcr French
Raymond,
jr., from Miami, came Tues.
7;30j». ni.—Vespers and Sermon.
beria,
Armenia,
lChina
apd ManHa, well.1-Good profit. Can be greatly JUAN GARAGE CO.
20C|.tc Tho Daily Herald Delivered to yocs
and MriC~Long were visitors in Of-j
• The vector will be at Longwood, day and. a re ’visiting her brother and
Incrqa|e<). Best season just legun
anil
dthiis
i
i
r
England’/
»IU iU
wife, Mr. and MYs. Volie Williams. lando Thursday. •
Chrift Church, for Vespers at 3 p. m.
Plans for a perpetual testimonial Better Investigate. 210’ Pin* Av*_.
T, P. Lewis and B . W. Dickson wore
Splendid music prepared fqr, Sun Their aunt, Mrs. Austin -Williams
to
thq i farrntajf service women if the ____ . 2^L4tp
spent Wednesday with them, alsq. ^/transacting business in Orlando last
day's service, at Holy Cross. Ip the
American Expeditionary Forces wero
Thursdny.
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Mrs. Geo.. Benton and daughter,
’morning,*the soloist will.be Mr. F. II
Ion with the list,
FO R R EN T
Quite a few attended the .Armistice annour(Wd in ciintt^etlo
Alice,
of Rochester, New York, are
McMahon.
’
.
which ! vHlli ’ 1^ : presented at .th e j FOR~~RENT^FurnfshTd' rooms
down to look after her praperty inter Day oelebnition in Sanford. •
Mr. nnd Mp^_E. K. Hardy returned league a qonvcntlort here in. June next - eaat com er Elm nnd l l t ji street
ests Here, coming to visit.her brother’s
F IR S T BAI*TI8T CHURCH
Sunday from their’ summer homo in yenr, Chicago's headquarters of the August fichneidor.
?0I-3tp
homoi Wednesday.
league snid in the,announcement.
Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.
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Nearly every ene wlw»-had a way Maine.
"There is a handsome bronze tablet j
RENT— 5 room unfurnished-bun
Morning worship and sermon 11 to get there, was in Sinford on Arm
II. F . Phipps, of Tmppn, was the
In
tho
Arfby
and
Nnvy
bnildlng
I
n
!
galow,
with garage. 1012 Myrtle
n. m.
,
^ucst of hiitbrothpr, J . E. Phippa for
istice Day and enjoyed it.
, Washington-memorializing tho mules , Avenue.—-W: R. Brooks, 417 West 2nd
Baptist Young People's Unions
Rev. Burhans has recovered from several days.
and horses who died in the war, but jSt.
|
—100-3tp
i
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0:30.
Ji E. Phipps mndc n trip -to. Fort
the dengue, calling nt the Ballinger
.
ndthing in .Washington ia there found FOR. .RENT— Furnished apartment
Evening worship nnd sermon, 7:30
home and later taking dinner with Mr. Meade the first of the week and will a record- of the women who died— : hh first floor, adjoining bath. PHThen this phise of our service,
Subject, 4,1What If Jesus Shquid Come
and Mrs. Bollio- nud Mr. nnd Mrs. leave for Mobile’ Friday to attend a except army nurses—until we com- v“t° front entrance. 217 E . 3rd St.,
to Sanford Tonight?”.
.
.. ..
Khrenspuger.
f, •- B. A O. Ry. meeting.
alone, should be. worth much to
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.2 blocks fjorn Post Office, \201-2tf
Sunbeam Band Monday, 3:30 p.m.
Mr. land Mrs. ,Wm. Svvnync and two ■ There’ will he a carnival nt the Li
FUK RENT— Housekeeping apart
Wednesday evening's
program:
y$u in your'fit5ii\ess transactions.
littlo daughters arrived. Sunday frpm brary Friday evening, Nov, 17th. Ev SAY-S THE STATE
ment. 719 Oak Ave. ;
^01-12tp
supper, 0 :3 0 ; itudy course, 7:00; Bible
eryone
come
if
they
want
a
big
time.
MARKETING
BUREAU
-j
Boston, Mass., and are visiting M rs.
study and prayer meeting, 7:45.
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FO R RENT— Comfortable rooms are
Mr.’ and Mrs. Slade nnd aunt, Mrs.
Westerdiek for the present. , Mrs.
.
j
available a t 318 Magnolia Ave.
W e invitefcou
*to come in . and
Swnyno is .troubled with asthma nnd Barlow arrived -Tuesday night from
It is the opinion-of expert* th at ■
’
197-Ctp
B
*r-- A 1 .
A man will address the Big Bo* they will .remain here th is’ winter if Wntcrbury, Conn. .
P?41 talk over -you: plans with u s .; .
Mr. nnd M^s, F . J . Neimyer were M h insect* and f.lnnt disc.les , a r e : F 0 R R E N T -Fu m ish ed - bad’ room.
rcan Brotherhood’ o f th e.F irst Bap the climate helps her. Mr. Swnync is
197-Ctp
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visitors in OclaAdo Tuesday.
• * Increasing, rot in numbers but ac- J 117 Laurel Ave.
> M tis t Church ^tomorrow at 9:30 a. m., a brother of Mts. Pritchard.
tually of new kinds. And the job is •
whose’liTutory is unique. According
There
will
be
acrvlccs
nt
Christ
En\ll Mngnuson came up from
to check their Spread. During the FOR RENT— Furnished bed room, |3
to the National Encyclopedia of Arner Windermere, Sundny in his now 1923 church Sunday afternoon at 3:30.
per week, 3*14 East Fifth Street.
winter season ninny insects scelc 30; 4*
J?j X•
Theo. L. Vlgne was among the
ft-:;.-1 Ml# 'lean Biography this mam when a boy model Ford, purchased in Orlando.
,
200-3tp
ciusion'and lay pegs for a new crop
S-V. f
of sixteen accented a position as George Vlhlcn Is employed In- (ruck Longwood visitors in Orlandu Wednes
under the bark ofvtrecs. Clean o ff FOR RENT— Room* and kitebanattk.
K f| :;
. *
m m
ft I •night tolcprngher on the Central- driving there now, drove up for him day.
the, loose bark nnd dig into holes nruj- — —Shlriejr Apartments opposite p^ft
.
i -,3 -j Hudson Railroad. On his’ eighteenth nnd Mrs. Bcngston, Miss Eunice Tyn.
28-tfc
rake off the cocoons nnd egg masses. 1office, upstairs.
. birthday he had served as assistant t * nnd Elmer, came with him to see
f
Dend nnd dying trees are a menace FO R 'R EN T— Unfurnished apartment
COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION
superintendent of dnT eastern road. their folk!.
t. ,(
A COMfcNITY BUILDER ,
ns usually they are full of'insect
Ferndsle Apartments, 303 E. First
Bpi/Lj" -=,K
A year Inter he
mde superintend
Mr.
Magnuson
aud
George
took
din
' , , ,
. nests. The conflict in the future for Street.
190-tfc
1
The Intcrhntionnl Chamber
of .
,
...
- ...
ent. At twenty-seven thf«""ybung hurt ner with Mr. nnd Mrs. J . E. LntuiB. F . WHITNBR, Cashier
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. 1tho-possess on of tjie qarth will not FOR REN T^O ne bed room and kitch 3 •F. P. FORSTER. Preeident
. was a member of the 51rd' Congress.- quist also attending the services.
Commerce, of which the United States I , . . .
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,
.
■be between man and man but. h e -1 en furnished, price 615 per month. ■
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“This man is Hon. Charles D. Haines.
All the faniily called Iq to sec Mrs. chamber is n leatiing member, has tw«*en nian nnd insect life, Go after
Apply
to
Mrs.
II.
D.
Durant
at
Lako
perfected
plans
for
the
establishment
A fine typo of- enthusiasm is being Edwin Lundquist on Sunday, .grandpa
bugs nt all times.
.Mary.
V .^
193-tfc
of an international.court .of arbitra
sho*tn-by ‘the officers, and members going with them.
tion for the settletnent nnd adjust
of this clans of young men; nnd tjicy
FOlt RENT—Throe desirable furWe hear Mr. nnd Mrs. -Nell SwanIf Clcmenceau survives American
purpose to make the work of the soh have sold n part of their orange ment of commercial disputes between
nished rooms for housekeeping.
different countries. Then? is nothing hospitality, he’ll be n’ , greater hero ’Phone 348-W before 8 n. m., after
class a distinct asset to the .yourtg
grove property to a S wIhs. It lies, op
political about the
international tljari JoiTre or Jfoch.
men of Sanford.
5 p, m.t
*
'201-Btf
posite the home place.
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chamber, nnd its new court will have
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Rov. Wnhlberg was pleased with
*
.
W ANTED
no connection with goveqam*-‘n*8 or
’ ALL SO U LS CHURCH SERVICES the* number out Sundny evening.
their agencies. Twenty-eight nations
WANTED—Two girl* with previous
Tomorrow, the 24th Sundny after AVhile he was ‘the guest’ o f Mr. and
ftre members of the big organization
experience desiro positions ns sales
Pentecost (sixth Sunday after Epi.- -Mrs. Hlrtleson. He also -gave us a and-will lie represented on the court.
ladies
or clerical work, can furnish
I
phany M ass is read) services will be short talk nt the school.
At first thought this organization
4
references.
.Address
"Position"
care
Ami
win
sucep
keep their money, cireti- •
M*. follows:
Mri. Westordick returned Sunday, and its latest activity may seem to
1of Herald.
*
199-itp
luting.
,L
-Sunday. School a t 9 n. m. sharp. spending nine days iti the Conference concern only persons interested, ini
Full attendance exp’ecfed.
j \VX.NT HI)—Superin tendency o7 o f-!
in Orlande/. ^Irs. West nnd baby and |jU8ineaA aiwi commerce. On‘the other
They do hot hu’d 'Uil'ir funds but. keep
7 LoV Iifnsji. at,10 a. m.
nnge grove. Can give- referenve. \
Leonard,-went down with the other*] hanj ( comm’efc , nniI Us.Lronchda have
their ensh at wot, Irttowinp thnt it'will be
Scrtijon; "The Holy Trinity.”
Address E. W. Cqllier, Itoute 0, l.aur,;
Classified Ada Se a line. No
for a couple of days. _
. bccn^ responsible . for many 'of th e !
employed by th^oank tt^help the farmera,
Benediction of the Blessed Sucrndn's, S. c.
201-dtp
Mrs, Cumpbeli und children we're great-wars of hitlory. If nn internn-1
sd taken for less than Sir.
ment a fte r Mas*.
merchants i\nd nnufacturers, und thnt in- .
out frutp {own •Tuesday. .
IVANTED—Team work.' Inquiro M.
tiopnl body ywOTihg about just nnd 1M and positively no classified
proportion
os itlimulated Inide, it will liu
t Meeting of tj»c Indies Altar -Soci
Mrs.
V
s
ad* charged to anyone. Cash
Alfred Kricson and Mr. nnd
Hanson Shoe Shop,
friendly commercial relations among j
roturned
to
theravith interest.
ety In parish pai^pr n fter’services.’ BolHe have been In to heat Rbv. nations, as our nntionnl chamber of
mast accompany all orders.
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• 11-13-20-27, I2-4pi
’ Massey during th e week, excepting Slack!
Count
five
words
tos
line
.commerce is advancing good will and
WANTED—$3,000 at once, best of
Saturday, nt 8 a. m
and remit accordingly.
little cooperation among private Americnn :
No better modim for having your money *•
Mrs. Girhil Munson anil
security. Call at Hill Ha.r<lwnre Co. j
Monday night
meeting of the, daughter. JuacpllillQ of Savannah, ,Ga commercial interests, who can forp
perfornt
the fundon for which it was nuulc
—W. I, Hughey.
201-3tp
Catholic Women's League . at 8 in can)c \Vc-dnes<iay to attend the funer tell, how -far it may go in promoting
"could he desired jnn the— 1
WE WANT to rccnargo and repair
tho hall.
al. She is the wife of* Captain Geo. world pence?. ,
•
your batteries. Our starter, genera
Tuesday, Feast o f tho I’rescn|ation Mupson, of the Savunnnlr Line. They
FOR SA LE
tor
and ignition repair department is
B." V. M.
.
spent the evening with hur sister,-Mrs.
-Chinn is a large- producer of eggs, FOR SA LE—Nice fnt turkeys, 50c in chnrgo of on expert.’ Genuine
, Strangers cordiully welcome to all August Swanson.
per lb. Address N. II. Berwick, "EX1DE"
nnd singular’ to say that there .lire
Battery Service.—RAY
chiy-rh services. .
Emil Magnuson,cnmeUp again from no large chicken fnrms. The average Lake Monroej Fla. ^.________ 200-5tp
BROS. Phono 548. Sanford. 172-tfo
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Windermere accompanied by Elmer farm rarely keeps over a dozen buns, FOR SALE—-My.equity in Lit hlo. 12
CONGREGATIONAL -CHURCH
Sanlird, Florida
Tynpr’and Mr*. Bcngston tu nttend yet the total Value of 1920 exceeded
In R’os0 Court, facing Sanford Ave WANED— A chaneo to build your
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.
Owing to the union revivnl meet the funernl.
,
now
homo
before
lumber
gets
’any
$450,000,00(V for poultry and eggs, of nue. A bargain. See Chancy \VH•1
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ings to Ik* held «t‘ the Prcsltytcrinn
Axel Luiiilquist
nnd
sister,
Mrs.
Ju
higher.Plans
nnd
estimates
furnish
20-3tp
.
,
* , 1 which eggs hnd-n vnlue of $200 ,0 0 0 ,- son.
church tomorrow, we will, hnvp no liu Nyluml, o f lthke Mary, were nlsa.
ed.—Sanford Novelty Works,. 183-tfc
There are. large'factories in the
FOR SA LE—1 ico box, 1 show case,
preaching service nt our church.
present anil .Mr. I.etson, o f UHnterj
ijities where eggs are frozen or
3 pieces of marble. Call at 217 Snn- WANTED TO RENT— Permanent, 3
Our Sabbath School will meet ns (lurriett.
dried. / The six factories of Hankow fwd.Avo.
•
200-Ctp| or 4 room unfurnished npnrtment.i
usual at, 9:45 a. nt., after which wo
Besides a large number from this j-„lonc/ 1Illl(lk. 250,000 pounds of dried
FOR SA LE—Sewing Innchine, all a t flat or hoysc, desirable location. Ad-,
will adjourn - to thei’ Presbyterian section, Mrs. I.qrz-nnd Jonas and Mrs.
eggs vi day, or about 10,000,900 eggs.
djess "F . S ." enre Herald office, San- j
tachments. Postoffice box 117.
churcl\ f o r the morning service.
Larson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Oleson*- frpm The factories buy eggs by ,thc pound.
’
192-tfcl
200-Gtp ford, Fla.
Our’C. E . .will meet’ at 0:45 p. in Piedmont and Mr. Jackson were among
fThe. eggs are smaller thqn Americnn
WANTED—A lease nnd option on n ;
and after holding the service, we will -tboiM. attending the funeral
eggs. I.nrpe quantities of eggs in FOR SALE — Young deer hound
truck farm of not less thdn twenty-1
go to.the union service nt the Presby
We were dreadfully shocked.when the shell come’ tcTthls country. Last
I,UPPX< B months old.
E °slly
— AT—
terian church.
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_ 201-3tc or more than , forty acres, equipped
tho news came thnt John E. Lund- winter 20 ears of Chinese eggs came trained. Phone {85-J.
As these two union services are the quist had shot hinywlMmtwccn 4 n n d jtj, N’PW York* by trniii from the Pa- FOR SALE—'^rmy lent. I’ractlcnlly with flowing-well not more than five
miles from Sunford. Prefer a farm
last, which Rev. J . S. Flacks will -idl- 5 o'clock Tuesday morning.^ All knew ;cif,c c0l8t.
now, $12.00. Apply Sanford Bnrdrfss, we urge, every one to' attend there was no reason for the rnsh act
gnlh Store.*
.
201-2tf which has keen'used for-growing cel-1
cry. Will not consider any farm un- i
both o ( them and hear these messages hut Osslrk hddy nnd mind.- He had 111 ()NI,Y BIG CIRCUS COMING
TO FOR SA LE OR EXCHANGE fur «
Next UPrlnccss Theatre
less it is located on a public road. Will <
of life nnd salvation. J '
I
severe sick spc'U three years ago nmij,
SANFORD TH IS YEAR
smaller car, 7-pnssenger Packnrd.—’ want possession immediately. Write |
n had fall from which he never reco'
Fred R. Wilson. Car at Williams’ Ga- description of property and location
Circus Prices
:
- • MBTIIODIBT CHURCH
‘cred. He was respected by, nil who
. rope *r * *
197-tfc
nnd loweaj.. annual rent to Republican
Sunday School, 9:30 a. pi.
knew him, having come Imre from
Trucking
Company, Tifton, Ga.
i
SEVERAL-HOUSES
for
sale.
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SANFORD MARB1E & GRANITE WORKS
*Dr. Wulker.'s class at Princess the Sweden in. 1873.nnd by. hard wurk had
for
rent.
See
Thigpen,
‘ 189-12tc
'
• JOHN OVE, Proprietor
atre, 9 ;50 a, m. *
.
infill up. n fine grove here with other
Under Age of 12
At, l l ’.OOr a. m. Dr. Walker will property. He had charge of the. fa ADULTS 75c (Including -War Tax)|WOOD FOR SALE—18.50 a cord. FOR RENT—Jnn. 1,#1928, two store
__
CEMETERYjVORK A SPECIALTY
preach on "Connolatlons.”
mous Hnines grove here for 45 yenr*.
Plcaso arrange to pay cash on de
rooms, $05 per month each.—A. I’.
\
1618 Wwt P lr * 8 tre*4
Kpworth league, 0:30 p. tn.
He was married to Miss Hijma Mng
livery, nnd specify the kind of wood Connolly, A gen t
• - , • 199-4tc 1018 W<Mt First Street
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AL 7:30 p. m. Df- Walker’n sub nuson in 1880, 11 devoted wife, faithful
Wanted, when- placing your order.— F . AM CLEARING LAND nntl. can fur
ject will be#''Whnt‘ Is Possible For und true to the end nnd to them six
jS.-Vcrnay.
‘
190-tfc
nish oak and pine wbod for less
Mo,” Everybody Invited to these children wore born, all of whom were
FOR SALE>—C .melody saxophone than nmfket price.—HI. S. Long.
services.
present for the funeral: Mrs. II. G.
Mood ns new. . 6120 takes it, h alf Phone-1811.
■ • 200-3tp
Lundquist, fcdwin and Elm er of this
cash, balance 610 per month. IL J .
pluee, IItimer pnd wife nnd child of
FOR
RENT—Store
roo
pi
in Bishop
Holly, Herald Office.
J - 170-6tp
Wuuchu|ln; Garder, of Pensncoln'nnd
Illock, West First street, Sanford
AN) GRILL
N F O R SALE—Dosler and Gays’ paints Investment Co., A. P. Connelly, Agent. S
Aaron of Jacksonville. Frank Miller,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
nnd
varnishes
at
Sanford
Novelty
atfor the inquest, had charge of the
Se r v ic e
;;
H. Caltaieo, M anager •
Works, Sanford agents.
,163-tfc
arrangements. The funernj being held
YOUtfe, COUPLE want board with a
Wednesduy in the Lutheran church,
FARMERS—You can get seed bet*
SUNDAY,-NOV. 10, 1922
private fam ily or'room. Itox 521.
Dr.
Walker gave comforting words to
fram~> end Irrigation plugs at .tfc*
Subfeet:
200-3*11
sorrowing ones assembled. Mrs. Wil
Sanford Novelty Work*.
• lOO-tfi
"SO U L AND HODY”
liams and Mrn. Campbell sang some: 2 ---------PERFORMANCES---------?
.
12* Nooi to 8 P. M.
■
FO R ’ SALE—10 acres in Longwood.
beautiful selections, Mrs. West pluy-! STR EET PARADE, 10:30 A. M
■
—
Church S e rv ice ----- 11:00
corner o f Grove and Orange ave LOST—1 8-months old Lcwellari bird ^
Shrimp Cocktail
ing: “There Shnll be No Night;
Sunday S ch o o l----- 10:00 a.
Oyster Cocktail
jllip, large for age, weight about 35
nues, S. E. 1-4 o f N. E .-1-4 of S. W .
There." The interment was made at]
Mid-Week Service, Every
ibi,
Black
and
white
spots.
Liberal
i Clam Chowder
1-4 Sec. 26, Twp. 20, Range 29.—Thos.
Lnkevlew. Many beautiful floral o f
Tuesday 8:00 p. m.
Tomato Bouillon
roward for return dr • information
J
.
Baxter.
,
11-2-Imo.
ferings were made showing tho love
leading to recovery.—Seminole OvtfrOlives
FOR S ALE—pasy terms. “ One 1922
of hi* friends and their sympathy* for
R om an 's Club Bldg., Oak .Ave.
Pickles
Innd'Co., Sanford, Fla. 200-2tcd;ltwc
7>pnsscngcr
Buick,
fuMjI
cuqlppcd
the family.- Ho wasfborn near Stock
. A L L A R E WELCOME
Fiiet
of
Red
tap
p
er,
Tartar
Sauce
with five new oversized 3J-5 Diamond iJOST—ChlidV'BTur*Chinchilla overholm, Sweden^ April 5th, 18$0, and
Roast Stutkl Spring Chicken *\
coat, Cedar Rapid! trudo mark.
coni tires. Two triple bar .bumpers,
had made one or tvro trips back to the
Finder
return
to
E.
F.
Houshoider,
at
Whole
Broiled U» Lobster, Drawn Butter
415 sun shade; cut-out operated from
land of his birth. I
courthouse.
Roward.'-----199-4tc
dash, spotlight, step plates.’ License
"
% a * t Primeliba of Beef au Ju s
Europe is said to havo.tmany Idle
with car^‘ This c^r bears our guaran LOST—Tire rack with 30x3)4, tire
MINE W A pE MEET ADJOURNS
men who refuse work they do not
license U g and tail lljfht all connect n Mashed Potatoes
tee. A real bargain. Sanford Buick
teamed Rico
French Peas
like or Wahtf to do nnd yet .hope and
Co. Phono 307. "
' ' 201-3tc ed, in or near Sanford. Reward. P.
expect to conis to’ America where
Combntion Salad
FOR SALE—Another of our bar O. Box 105f.— H. W. Allen Music Co.
they wauls! have to do tho same sort
_
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20i-2tp
gains: 1922 Hudson speedster,
of work th?y decline to do<jn their
Meringuo Glaco
driven only 900 miles. Good tires
Assorted Pies
home land. There are klready over
FOUND
Baked Apple ith Whipped Cream
and extro tire, with other equipment.
13,000.000 foreign people ln.‘ the .
This car. is priced right. Will soil FOUND—Bicycle Owner apply to
United S tates and many o f them do ilfinj negt January and
chief of police, identify iyid pay for
on
. eaey terms. Sanford Buick Co.
not understand our institutions nor I riving at an agreement,
lv.
f
' 201-2tp
Phone DC7.* *
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•peak English.
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GRAPEVILLE =
ill
IF “GOOIJCOUr
COUNSEL
HASf NO PRICE”
First Naftional Bank \
Men who Become'
Prpperous
PEOPLES B.NK OF. SANFORD
Best Brad and Rolls
ROUT
BAKERY
ALL CHILDREN 30c
3RIHG
j VALDEZ LINING ROOM"
] SUNDAY DINNER $1.00
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m
,
....
.
Sanford High's girl baskethnlLteam' meeting of miners in d operator*
5 q
s s s r ; - ' : )
?cn .worjdng .hard.
d ' These girls ntorrow
Im m rnmorning.
am tfm ' ‘ -The' 1ahnqur.er
GOLF
APPEARANCE J’ ROVBS.
wilg'fjo to Orlando Friday night to whs made by Harr^ N. Taylor,
FOOT b a l l .
r’ ’
'
I’^RSONAL 8UCCES3
play their first gnnuvof the season. Kansas City, president of the ioutb
BOWLING
b a sk et ba^
It is hoped that th ey wilt haVo .as western Coal Operators' Association.
TENNIS .
ROSIE, Nov. 17,—SIulsolHni in hja
much luck os the football team. The
F.our tentative plans -were consld*
TRAP SHOO'
CHAS. L . BRITT, Editor
BOXING girls, who under Mfss Cora Lee Til - ere<l by the sub-committees for negotl- first nppearytee before th* Italian
11s' coaching, have been nvorklng for t'an of new*-ngroemcnt*, it war. stated. .chamber proved a great, personal -suc
the team are Mildred.Holly, Emma One Involved n virtual reiiutntelhent cess. Ho speke t'A thc deputies mi
.Spencer, Maude Carraway, Jean Max of tho old central cmnpetitlve . field hd had .addressed--the'.loadcra of his
well, Kitty DuBose, Anna • Kanncr, ns the basis, nnother would hnfe en Fascistl legions and his orders were
Doris Hand, Lucil^ Echols, Gayle Mar larged thc. central competitive fiyld tereived with similar apparent obedishall, Mary Elizabeth Pulcston and by the addition of .Kentucky hrtd West Vccc.,
,, . Congratulations were showerVirginia and the third nnd fourth | MP«n tho_youthful leader after ho
Gladycc Wilson. '
piana wen? for a. National conference1 1,1 conclude! ,h|» exposition of the •
of operators nnd miners to meet .hi government » program.
MRS. PH ILLIPS. LOS 1
.
WEST PALM BEACH, N ov. 18.-' Bi£ Ten Schedule
/
•
ANGELES MURDERESS, .
agreement.1 *
(Special).—The fast eleven from San
BEQUESTS; NEW TRIAL
LONDON, Nov. 17*— Dusslon HeliISan ford High Girls
ford, contending for .state honors, in- . Contains Im portant
Tho Rotes; crippleJ *>V
mid
Roy, president of the Turkish So
of several of their r^ulars, I
Games for Today
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes materLose Opening Basket vnilcd Viest Palm llcnth yesterday and
cialist
party, has been assassinated at
LOS
ANGELES,
Cal.,
Nov.,17.
—
j.rst match over the Mena Cl
.
------ — JK
Bail Game to Orlando1local eleven in n hard
ln fought game. CHICAGO, Nov. 17,—Tomorrow's Mrss Clara Phillips, convicted of sec - nity cases. Write or call for mo at Constantinople, sny»,. an) Exchango
although some of tholr bow cl
Hotel Benson Springs Inn. Ask for' tclosrafih dispatch.’ The"crime is anThc final count was 13 to (5.
I m poor form tho Men a Clul
piny .in the Western Con'croncc will ond degree* murder for bcatlnj: Mrs!
.Mrs.
Rosa.
202-ltp jeribed to political movos.
Alberta
Meadows
to
death
with
n
Thc
girts
Imsket
ball
team
o
f
the
sec three undefeated contenders for
] from behind and won the gun
hammer,
will
seed
a
new
trial,
and
if
ISanford
High
School
opened
itr,
1
1
)22close scpre’of 63 pins.
:
No word hnB been reeded In San thc Big Tonchnmpionshlp rij»T>oscd‘by
Urban Mny bowled less than , |23 season on .the Orlnndo court last ford ns yet giving u detailed nccount teams that mny relegate nil or some that Is denied, will nppeal fronr the
ual average but had little diffi< Jnight and lost by tho score of 13 t<r 8, of the gnm^ but In all probability of them .to thc losing column for thc verdict, U wan announced by Bertram
kin g high man "of the cvynini |Tile Sanford sextet, showed good form this game with Palm Ilench was piuy- final gnmes of thc. season a week A Herrington, her httorney.
"There is a -fatal error tn the rec
it looked for n while ns if Archiij land will given good account of them* ed with the second string men, or at later.
ord, and finally Clara Phillips'will be
[selves before the season crftls.Chicago
plays
Illinois
nt-Chicago;
least
n
majority
of
them.
Thc
close
would carry " ff thc hon,,r"'
L isa ^
The Orlando team, after n success- ness of the score indicates this ns Michigan meets Wisconsin at Ann Ar froed,” Herrington said. “I will npt
Rennctt lilso rolled A good garni
^ HEAP OF
quit
the
fight
until
she
is.”
bor,
and
Iowa
opposes
Ohio
Stn*c
at
jful.
season
Inst
year,
and
with
most
The score for tho evening f».l
Sanford was expected to pile up n
Illllflll
rfcl FUN IN
Columbus.
With
thc
excepthnr^r'the
[of
their
Inrt
year’s
players
In'thc
line
The
motion
for
a
new
trial
will
be
much larger score against Palm
qn|;) h.u»IV’
outcome
of
the
Io'wa-Obio
game,
Irt'i
up
this
season,
was
one
of
Sanford's
mads
when
Mrs.
Phillips
is
sentenced
.......>....136
bench. Conch Wilkensop has n hnrd
May
|hardest opponents in this year’s scheij. game today against Miami, nnd.play which Big Ten followers believe will Monday. TJi> verdict, which was a
...100 141
DeLellay
a y i
jule nhd the closeness of tho score; ing the two gnmes in two days has be won by Iown, thc defeat of Chicago compromise one from a Jury of nlno
Ovcrlin........ •— ...160 127
|gives, rise to the hope's Hint the San-j more than likely caused him to piny and , Michigan. is not conrijord un men nnd three women’, carries a pen
dennett
e s s
alty of from 10 years to life imprison
ford girls will give ,nn account of 1his.second string men. in order that, likely.
Retts ..^ ..r ..... .,...163
More than ordinary'-interest.Is at ment. .
• '
*
themselves before thq -scasor, .ends j the regulars will he In fine form for
tached
to the Notre 'Dame-Butler
” 1 -expected to bo acquitted,”'
Totals .................- ...............•».....] that will bring to Sanford ns much| the big clash that takes place this afgame' at Indianapolis tomorrow. Mrs. Phillips said in commenting on
|publicity ns that being brought to tefnoon.
Rotary Club
Neither team has k e n beaten. The thc verdict. TI;»y didn't give mo a
llr'itt
’.....l!:...; ...*147 1123 lf.1 [Sanford a t this time -by tHc High
AND GOOD COFFEE
Butler* eleven has eight straight vic fair deal, I am going to ask my at
^
mHousholdor
..a lS l llU j 1J,I [School hoys
tories,
including
a
triumph
over
Il
torney
to
appeal,
and
believe
with
Clash
for
Dixie
Title
Announcement will be mode n little
Hr nry ...........
1®® 138
0a
Mrs. Bertha'G. Mann
another trial I can be acquitted. • I
11,11 , .................. 178 125 121 j later regarding the girls Bchcddle for
A t Birmingham Today linois nt thc start of thc season.
.Will Conduct a
don't think I will go to th» peniten
II. E. Stevens
.126 111 131 this yenr and it is hoped that the lo
iss
*i
m
m
tiary.
But
if
I
have
fo
go
there,
I
cjil^fnns will tnko un interest in -the j Centre and Auburn Try to Eliminate
F R E E DEMONSTRATION
could face life in that pine*.with the
Each (liber from Five SouthTotnls ...... e ........................... ] g irls'_welfare ns they have the boys, [
'
--------- OF---------.
Ira .same pose I have here. It would hot
get behind thent with their ipornl and
ern Contenders
i^
ha j make much difference to the. All my
fmancinl support and help them'on to'
■ -------- - .
^
Standing of the Clubs
““ hones nre crushed, anyway.”
niany"victi>ries. .
' .
If Oil
lit) Thr Aovurlatril I’rraal
IJ
s : --—
The thrce'women members.of thc
AND BETTER fcOFFEE MAKING.
ATLANTA; Ga„ Nov: 18.-*Thc Au- **
3
Mcn’a Glub ...... ..
jury
voted
for
tho
death
'pyfalty'un
luirn Plainsmen,'ono of Dixie’s p rc-.^ *
A t this Store ort Monday, Nov. 20
Congregational# ..... -3 '
til the finaf compromise / t . second
cuninlly great elevens, nnd the Ccn- I.
.
' v_
*•
j'
Fnrmera ............ ..... ... 2
All Are Invited------------ —--------Be Sure and Gome
tre Colonels, whose meteoric rise to
Mondny morning' n graduate of. degree murder was reached, it was
' Rotary Glub
.... .V 1
_
.. ..
'
/■
gridiron fame, in the last few years l « t year’s graduating class, Misi said.Merchants ............... ... 0
has placed them well nt Hie top, will Florence Henry, was n visitor at
Chase ft Co.,
meet today in Birmingham' in n con- cb«P‘,l. . W hen cnllcd upon for n WILL PRESEN T FINAIw
PLANS TO GRAND JU RY
test that is destined to remove one of ,,Pc<‘fh « «hc told how glad she was to
FOOTBALL RESU
in 0,11. *S______
> H* *'• once m,,rc
%though we haven’t heard full par- !hl‘m frnm ,ht’ ,ft,,k:, of claimants fo r .,,e
NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov.' 17.— :
• ' ------- :• A
tii ulnrs fl oin \\Vst Palm Bench us t,lr nixic title.
Fczx caps and arm bands in the Final plans for the presentation to
Trinity 0; •Presbyterian C4
|i«t, we'll stake our Inst two-ccnt
Tllc two powerful opponents lead High School colors, blark’ and gold,j the grand jury Monday of the Hall-,;
of S. C.’, 0. (tie);
piree against the bole in the ilough-, the South In total scores t^in year and
have arrived, They will, be worn i Mills murder case will be made today
» Mercer--18; Oglethorpe 8.
lut, that Conch \^iWfen\on used sec- '"ith er has lost n game# this season at the next fbotbnll gume here. M ostjnt a conference.of thp prosecuting ofuid string men in the game.
thnt would affect its Southern Tank- of the members of the football team ; Cicinls in Somerville. , One Important
’Gators Will Mpet•'--------..
- -Ing.
wore them to Miami Thursday.
.exhibit to be o'fercd jurors will be
- ‘
*
|letters^exehangcd by Rev.'Hall nnd (
. Strong Georgia Tet And we hope this proves correct as There remain only three other gridhat will' give the regulars-a chance.-iron machines in the same class, VnnDr. K ing,'of the. Baptist Church, ^Mrs. M^ls for several months prior')
% A t A tlanta in I| o grnli'the baron away from thnt derhilt; Nnrtli Carolina * University, spoke' nt thc chapel exercises Thurs: ! to thc murder. The dinry kept by
ust Miami bunch in the game, to- j end‘ Georgia Tech. The -Vanderbilt , ky" m o r n i n g . t quHe a bit of tho Rector during vacation also will
ATLANTA, Nov. ip.—Thc l!|j
:*>'•
.
• i * i . jCi.mmodnes, woo bnttle Georgia ^ nt j humor into hi* talk and nt the same he shown the jurors.
We Are Limiting the Number of Items Wc S e ll'to -a Customer, Therefor*
lity 'of Florida and the Virginia)
--------- .
|
Athens in an cTfort to break limt! tiDm uizackeit *i«tw d joke on Prof.
Come Early
...
tary Institute are newcomers uii
All of which makes us think t ’mt year's tie, sppeated Inst nlglit t i - 1*0: Cooper .which made, his face turn to OPERATORS AND MINERS
ponrnts for the Georgia School Hi-iiap* throe wise 'tins that pick the the only one of the select five, *f!d»
2-Qunrt Monogram .
Whole Cncr/ios in
FAIL TO AGREE AT MEET
KI.ENZO DENTAL
Tcehnnlogy's football team, neenj *ig five for the state might take,Into frem'Contrc nnd Auburn, which is^in n beautiful crimson.
•’ Cream
CREAM
Hot Water Bottle.
to a .tentative schedule vanmu| onsideration the fact that there* are ' danger, for Georgia Tech was lookCHICAGO, Nov. 17.—Two subThe
football
tehm
left
Thursday
Regular price, f 1.75
Regular price, lb. 75c
here today V. M. I.. will piny Tej h,rn few that can'plny two gnmes in C(| ypon os a whiner over North CnrRegular price.....26c
afternoon for West Palm Beach nnd committees, one representing coni opSpecial price ft.IP _
Atlanta on October 6th of next Kvn.days. These Sanford High Spired olina Slate in Atlanta nnd'North CarSpecial
price,
lb.
43c
Special
price.___19c
Minnii. They played their first game ernjors nnd the other tho miners of
and Florida will he tho guest of lads can play a Toot ball t schedule J «>|i;in University was expected
m
f
to of the trip with West Palm Beach, the bituminous fields, conferring i «
Golden Tornado on Octoher 13.
in-1 like the others would piny bnsr- down Dnyidson in their annual inect- und heat them, 13 to 0. They will here in an effort to agree on scale at j
.all. We'll play a dm.hle hca'iler in inK nt Charlotte. Thc latter pnir tied, piny Miami Saturday
',
"
— :------ Tn
afternoon. n meeting of miners and operators*
next
January,
announced
tonight
that
|
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Yale-Princeton Gann |mo day if they can find the* hir-h[however, Inst y c ir .
Eighteen plnyefs nnd several others
irhool .team to stuck against us.
.
they
hnd
disagreed
nftrr
an
all-day
'
TH
E
REX
ALL
STO
RE
_
\ PHONE 325
made
the
trip.
Those
going
“
were:
KODAK DEALER
1 Jhe program for today will not pro
Biggest in the I*
conference
and
would
so
report
to
tho
j
E.
Moye,
W.
Moyc,
M.
Moyc,
Mcvide many other games of outstaiid.
/•
• *
The'girl’s didn’t win last night—
ing interest for ninny of the elevens L'jcns, McLaughlin, Cowan,. Stone,
* NEW YORK, Nov. lg'.—With
put'—they gol away to a good start.
from
the big institutions will be tak FlowersJ Pope, McA'Iexnnder, Ay- j
ami Princeton in the loading <1
'ontti.-ill will stage nnother hos
ing on lighter opponents, but there cock'd, Swinney, T’iehls, Gunter, King.!
And they an- going to uphold thos6
Prof.
will he at least half a tlpfen contests Ik-ck, Fleischer and Meiseh.
spectacles on Eastern gridirons
[ithlctic honors that. Snnfdrd is going
Cooper,
Conch
'WiUjcnson
ancl
Dr.
inorrow.
,
to whose result football followers will
[in for. ’
Gurncr
constituted
the
rest
of
tho
turn with keen scrutipy. The meet
While the Tiger and tho Bull
ba se
BALI
FORM MEN’S
SANFORD HIGH DEFEATS
CLUB COM! |0M BEHIND AND
PALM BEACH PIG-SKINNERS
. WIN OVER' ’LED ROTARY TEAM
playingTn
P
L
SANFORD HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
:
SENATE COFFEE
CELERY SEED
THREE BLOCHSFROM HIGH PRICES
WOODCOCK a RIGNEY
C0R.2BPST.8t SANFORD AVE.
P H O N E : 76
MONEY SAYERS
C.
grn|l|’lc at'Princeton, other, cor
of senfrely less interest will
together Harvard and Brown,
hurgh and Washington, and Jo ff
I’win Stiile and Pennsylvania,
rate and Syracuse; and Dart
and Columbia.
Victory in several of these
will hinge ort the mood of th
■kin cods. This ia particularly
yf the Yalr.princetop contest.
, respect does ono team stand o
rtmngiy superior to the other;
wsr tho case in tho Pr^iccton-I
flash Ihst Saturday.^tho human
‘lion—the fumble or brilliant I
uni feat—mny tip the scales.
Next <ift interest to Yalc-Prl
game will be the meeting of W
ton and Jefferson and Pittsbu
and J. with its' record of victori
. broken for the pnst' two and'r
yeara. in a'm ost formidable f
should win Pittsburgh, howe\
ways has given the Presidents
rific battle and can be expect i
fotce Washington and Jeffers,
show its best football in ord
win,
The. same appears to. be tr
I’enn State and1Pennsylvania,
former has a more consistent
to dale, but Pennsylvania,
erratic, showed remarkable fo
• defeating the navy.
Harvard, if represented by i
J'*’ ing players, should defeat
t'ut with (he Yale ’game Just
nway, in not likelv to play any
than is ndoanaryMo holda sa
Cin..
—------ r ----- -«>r. Frank . Crane nays he|
•
“ continued.story in a mn
’"■''I h« has received all th e’
containing the story so that
Fet throdfch with it without drl
■'ong. for months. In his oplpl
•many of the magazine storic/
. most 0{ (he books of modoml
* re "etthbr iah; flesh or fowl,
, 1 « a waste of time to read
Ant) speaking of "upholding honors, ing nt Morgantown, W, Va., between
,,
...
,, ,
the University of thnt state and th e1
University of Virginia will he ono
in picking the all state team, Sanford
them, and’thc Old Dominion is-prom
hasn't been mentioned. Show us thc
[qqar{er hack that will Lent Mcl.ucas. ised "one of its hardest battles of thc
season. The game went to W est VlrAnd then there are others, too.
frinin, 7 to 0 Inst year.
Two other nuijor Virginian eleven's,
The howling league hums rig h t
Washington
& Lee and, Virginia Tech
along. New records being made nnd ,
old ones hndegn. No one hns yet i wiJI meet nt Lynchburg in annual,
headed the Champs..nnd it looks ltk<» match which the Generals won Inst
season, 3 to.0. Tennessee, which de
maybe they won’t.
feated Sowancc, 21 to 0, last .season,
will
trV .to repent today a t ‘ Chatta
But thc season is young- -we’ll wait
nooga;
Florida nnd Tulane wilj meet
nnd see. ’ *
in New Orleans; Alnbsma//Cnd Ken
tucky will play in Lexington', Ky., and
“Ho" McMillan will come back tu Ken
tucky bringing, his Ccntnnnnry Col
lege team for a game with Louisville
University.
Despite the presence of thp gren\
i
^ Roberts and half a dozen other stal
i i a i s i i c i i q i a i Q ^ h i a wart Colonels, thc loss of McMillan
has shown Itself In1Centro’s play this
Hid you see the Storm last night.
season, especially on defensive, and
hope was running high at Auburn last
Weather map says “Storm” ngaln night that thc Plainsmen, who hnvo
tonight.
been molded into a far smoother run
ning
machine than last year, might
And it will lg the same kind of
emerge the victors.
“Storm" ns lost night.
•
^
Save for a Christmas holiday de
feat. ny Vexes A. L M., tho Centre
House Potcrs li the big guy playColonels have not gone down before
InifAin "The Storm,” ana witnout a
another
Southern eleven since 1920,
doiftiit this picture is one of'the heat
and
they
wii go into thc fray today
th at has been here this year. Sorte
with
their
$:o rd for versatility and
of the scenes In 4[fis picture make you
spectacular
play backed up by a pow
alt with open mouths fo r as much as
erful psychological advantage. On .the
five minutes at a time.
<
face of statistics, however, the teams
are
well matched, foe in the eight
Thc big forest fire'scene is the best
yet. And the Way thut uii+iidea.the gemea thc teams have played, tho
rupids in a canoe Is—well, you must Plainsmen have piled up 204 points to
S6 for their opopnenta' against 254 to
ace it to appreciate it.
47 for the Colonels. Auburn lost, 19
And the snow storm. Real s n o w - to 6, to Army, and Its defeated oppon
no fake— and a sure enough storm. . ents Include) Georgia and Tulane, Cen
tre lost, 24 to 10, to Harvard,tand its
football
victims include such teams as
.'•The Storm" will bo *£cn today
Washington
ft Lee and Virginia
again', at the Princess, matinee at^
Tech.
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SANFORD
“The City Substantial"
* rh e City .Substantial
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
v o lu m e h i.
NUMBER 203
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y ,N O V E M B E R 2 0 . t922
f
Jacksonville Man Gets a Sentence That Will Be a
: Warning to Other Carless*Drivers
NEAR ST. AUGUHTINF, TODAY
WORTH FIVK THOUSAND
- DOLLARS
•
WILL CONSIDER SHJI’ SUB-
(By Tho Associated Press) .
SIDY BILL FOR ADMINJA
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ISTRATJON
CO U R T
killinjr Ifazol A u s tin , 2 L n io n th s-o l(J, Li nn n u to m u b iie a c c id e n t I n s t said (o lx> wniUi five thousand dollars
•July n n d 'W h o p le a d e d g u ilty to m a n s la u g h te r in c o n n e c tio n w ith was raptured fourteen mile* north
th e d e a th o f M itc h e ll W eeks in t h e anm e a c c id e n t, w its se n te n c e d west .of tho city by Sheriff IJoyco to
tot e le v e n y e a r s In th e p e n ite n tia ry th is m o rn in g b y J u d g e P e e le r day. Two hundred and fifty gallons
n( moonshine nnd 'eighty barrels of
Joint Session Tomorrow and
urge or Unlawfully Ffclwilous 1 RANK ll.tCON. IIAI) APPRAKKI) o f th e c rim in a l c o u rt. T h d c h a rg e 'o f- m a n s la u g h te r in co n u octipn
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a
n
n
o
t
said
h
e
Other Matters Will
Iv holding in Condition of
KNOWS SOMETHING ABOUT
IN “LIGHTNING
w ith t h e d e a th o f C h a rle s A u s tin is nolle p ro s s a ^ . C a n n o n said tu:
Come Up .' * •
• ' Peonage
* MAK INC /NEWSPAPERS
TIMES
w’n s blin d ed b y t h e h e a d lig h t o f a n o th e r c a r n n d w a s u n a b le to s e e
‘ IH, T1«r iM.irlnifJ I’rrsat
t h e v ic tim s w h o w e re w a lk in g in th e s tr e e t.
• • *'
PENSACOLA, Nor. 20.,—Form'Illy The Aftaodnlnl l*rr«a)
WASHINGTON, Nor.
20^’ It is 'always pleasing to receive tn
fr tjmernar Call* is Hrhedulcd to
CHICAGO, Nov. 20,—Hundred* „of
CongrcHN rnnTrned at noon tods)
niiipliiucnU from an Old friend aud it
Ko ihi t gial here Joday .in the
thousand* *Af America's theatre going
for a special session uf two weeks
i* more thnn pleasing to. to.-owe a
United Slate* District CourPon a public today nimnncd the death of
-railed
by.* President Harding for
compliment from -on old frfrnd who
Frank. Bacon (‘‘I.lj-htnin* pjjl"). who
tharse
primage. Two indict.
consideration
of the adm inistra
knows what
is,*
about.
won wide fame, in the play "LightnnwnU are pending against Catts,
tion's ship subsidy bill upon which
T. Donnelly, oqe of the best friends
ln '” ns preparations are.being made
rarh charging he “unlawfully fclhr is rxpreted to address a Joint '
thnt .Sanford ever hud and one who
for memorial nnd futiertil scheduled,
oniuu l) did hold ip condition of
session
tomorrow,'
!
has
•worked
faithfully
for
tills
city
8CKRDIII.KD TO OPEN IN CHI
for Wednesday. The actor died Sun
' peonarr” rarb of two nllegrd
WASHINGTON,
Now.
*20.—
without
any
thought'
of
rew
ard,.
is
CAGO TODAY FOR Hl(i
day morning a week ufter retiring
peon* involved ‘ "hy compelling
w atching,the progress of the Daily’ The program for both houses, are .
'
.
SESSION.
•
•
from the role in which lie appeared al
bint against his will tii perform
ranged to .permit .adjournment a t
Herald and rends tin the foRowii'g
most two thousand time's.
tabor, work to and from him in
Once
-in respect of late Senator
roniplinii
nt
that
i
s
•
appreciated
lie,
III; The U .iirln ln l I'rrKI
.
pajmrnt of debt clalpied to die
( IIit AGO, Nov. 20.—The Kith an vniid words:
Watson of Georgia, and late Ilepdue
I he venire of fortyimal convention of- the Southern Com
roentative Nokin, of California.
..
Ne,w York. November 13,1922
one summoned for trial said to
I llr The Assurlalnl l'rrw«>
mercial
Congrea* was scheduled • to Mr. R .'J. Holly, Editor,
puldie
duly
and.
priyate
obligation
I
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 0 .- I ’rcsi- Inoai’ enoifgh to envisage the prob- open liert tjtis pflernoon with a three.
include four nrKrncs.
The ne
WASHINGTON,» Nor. 20.—
Hanford Daily Herald,
.•S U P P L E M E N T S . '
groes citid in the indictment have
•lent Harding in a pre* Itmntion made Inns of a greatly distnught world." Jny r.eKsion'devotedf U* discussion of
Mrs. W, II. Felton, of Georgia,
Hanford, Florida.
’
G O V E R N M E N T S E R V IC E •
Iksn In* Jafl nearly .a -y e a r held
Southern
agrirultural
made
export
More
than
anything
else,
men
•and
public
today
at
tho
White
House
seta
waited in v a in 'fo r, an hour and
BY M E E T IN G T H E •
My Ilenr Holly:
*•
as material witnesses but were
P A R T IC U L A R N E E D S
aside the week of I)*-c. ,1 to II ns ivomea need the ca|incity Jo see with and immigration problems. AmlmsI nui watching your paper, the Han a half in the senate chamber to
released a.few month* ago by or
sad'irn, ministers an,* consuls ot many ford Daily 1|erald, and ifl-your issue
learn whether the senate leaders
O F ’TH E IN D IV ID U A L
•Aiweicnn eluent ion week, lie recoin- clear eye* nnd H> rontemplnte with
der of, the court.
.
ntips
m e o'n the program.
iipprejudiced
mind,
the
issue*
of
these
would permit her to take hey seat
• EX-SERVICE MAN.
of
November
7th,
I
find
tho
advance’
mended to the 'appropriate national, times.
Only through n properly
a* ' the first woman .senator In
THIS WORK CANNOT
nut ice. of • your •Anniversary .Number
sta
te
and
local
nullmritiWi
that
tliey
motivated
nnd generously ' inspired
PENSACOLA, Fla., Nov. 20.-^Tlie
GO ON UNLESS YOU
which prompts me to offer my con view Of recent election of W alter
give their cordial support ai[V^ co-op proce** of education can this be ncRtv. Sidney J. Cults, Baptist mini*SUPPORT IT WITH
IV George as her successor. A f ..’
gratulation* to you,-ou the possession
eration
"nsri also upon parents tii dompiir.hed. .
J.
.
tec governor of Florida from 1017 unYOUR MEMBERSHIP
of u real’ Kve newspnper, •nnd .us* a .ter much acralrhing of heads over
enlist thcjiiaclvea. In behalf of closer
'•|n view, thett, of these and many
~til early In January, 1021 unU. nlormy,
. DOLLAR
•
(he problem the sehste.m anagers
Ju rtiie r reason and excuse for niy inunderstandings
betwfcen
the
school
and
pilfer
Considerations, I hereby* pro
petrel of.FlorijIu politic* from lu te in
•
PAY UP TODAY
'
decided to let the dreision go or
tcrest, I would submit the following:
the home.
claim the week of December. .1-0 n*
|!*|'i until his retiremunt from tin*
.
.
' er until tomorrow. *
, "OFFICE OF "It. JIOE & CU...
The te \t of the proolnhiation fol American education week recommend
Rate hiHiMv'wil go on Ifiul in federal
“fiOl Grand Street, N. Y.
,
•
ing to the appropriate national ami
. rourt here today for .peonage, the »rs who had gone over to hi.* one- lows;
. WASHINGTON, Nor. 20.—The
•‘March 2f.th» 1880.
“'i
lie
ideals
<jf
democratic
govern .,t go and iocpl authorities that they
till I hr A'ltf'i inlrtl
nrmnt churging that the loimei;'uieB.
. •
resignation
;>r Senator Newber
“To Whom It May Concent:
•
I.ON HON, Oct. 20.;-Parliam ent in
‘cicxuiici had forced two negroes par-! A special legislative committee .in meat ,an«l demiwratic rdiiratjon w e r e j^ i^ (|„.|r cordial support nnd cory, of Michigan, the c e n tra l.fig
“Thin
l.i
to
certify
that
W.
T.
doned frvm the jitalo prison, to work’ 1921, iwniN month* after the ri llrc- I'binted simultaneously in our conn- operation to* making itrf observation which Ireland,’ w’jth except Km of pdrt ■ Donnelly Served ids apprentice- •
ure of n long bitter senate con” against their vfili on his- plantation in ' ment of A hv* alts* conducted a leng- try. Tlio^fnlhtfra. rightly believed. ingpjmtlual r.nd beneficiall. f’ivle or- of Ulster, is not tecognitod, nnd in
Iroveray. become* effeetire ’ to
ship
of
four
years
in
our
Draw
Wntfon
nwh
f
; ihy invcatipntion-iQto hi* official net*. that only n people trn'ineil to vUlon ^^ank:atloiiS nnd religious iMidieg mny which the l.diar party a'ppetirs chief
morrow.
Vice-President CoolWalton Vm.nlv
county Ui.rlmr
during 1IS0,
ing*
Office,
tllld.
Im*
worked
one.
This resulted in nn Indictment in of plfblle peed* nnd duties.could do- n1,der special service by tHeir ro- contender for recognition ns opposi
idgr
war.
unable
at today's- brief
ym
r
with
us
since,
lie
is'a-Tair
*
Mr. Cntt*(>formarly a resident of RraiJfoVd bounty,circuit ruirt-t charg velop nnd mnintnln the institution* <>' 0|u.raljon and particularly it is rcc- tion, opeued . this afternoon.’ A fter
workman nnd now leaves of hiA ' MHsjon tp prcwetit Newberry's
Alabama had lieen a eit'uen of Florida ing him with having .accepted mopey popular .government. The system o f‘ommeml^l thnt parents enlist them-' rc-elettfng John Henry Whitley ns
resignation and namrd remained
own arrord.
only a few days m u re th n n , the lime- to Infludnrc liiw vote in th>’ grantirtg universal ndiieation, established in tin* aulVi.a inlbclinlf uf lIuscc uiuleriLund- .pcnkiT. the Ilute.e adjourned to re
temporarily on the rolls.
.
(Signed)
*'R.
HOF.
*
CO."
drn' -aty to quulify n:v a candidate >'f pardons flmT.'llie liuli! tmeiit for begvnning, lias developed with the' 1itg between
lelwvcn the school nnd'the home ceive tin1 King's formal assent to it*
fromwhich
you
will
note
thnt
as
.
a
for governor when 'lie entered the pipnage . wti*. voted__ l>v the federal country and becomes one‘of the (hnr- with the jm kpose'of pnitunl helpful- choice of speaker.
young man I served four y e a n in tjie WASHINGTON, Nov. 20—Congress
'
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.
grand jury in tliia city a short time ntletiatic frnturgs of our life. ln>it ness,
drafting room of a firm Hint has pro will meet ut noon today Ifi special ses
gan hi* campaign on an nnti-CathoIic later..
we h a v i’ iaid the foundation of that
'.'In gonsldpn»Uon and witness there
_
duced more large- printing presses sion, enlkd by Preshlont llardlng pri
lilatfonit.- He wns th o ’victor in-the
The hrilifry charge, when the case system of American culture Which has o f.,I have hereunto set my-hand hnjl
than m.iy other concern in America, marily to consider the administration >
•five torliefed Laltlc nnd wns given was called in the state court, was'dis- enabled us to absorb and .ussinilloto rr.iu'iyt the seal of. tho United Stntes
ami
it- is perhaps not too' much to an / ship subsidy bill,. With only two
the Ih’iiimTntic certificate of nomina missed on the grounds that the indict- millions who have cilnio to us from to lio nffixed.
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•
more
than buy other .concern in , the wdekn remaining until the lieginning
tion. A cmjtejt by W. V.* Knott, one inont was faulty.. Throughout the, IpMcny countries bringing tiio trndl- . “ Dfuio at the City of Washington,
of the regular December sesjion, it .
world,
*■^ ,
»
dt the defeated candidates resulted in ! stale wide discussion. prec.t*Hng tin ,ftio»A of widely; varyipg institutions. this twcntletK day of .November, in , \V:’n Sppp.iKj-d to He Poor ypd Hod No
i* 'expected to continue until sine die .
During
«
very
considerable
part
of
“In order that we mny keep'in mind the Year of Our Lord, mio thousand
a recount of the vote in ,several coun- icourt's action Mr. Catts* attorney nnd
*
Relative*
•
adjournment, March .3..
,
that
.time,
it
was
my
duty
and
privi
tvventy.-tvvo nnd
tur. and the controversy finally' reach- h,, f, |c|u!, re.ientKilly had stressed the the not’d constantly to-.improve o u r „jlu, |mndred and- tvventv-t
E(Torts
of
Mr*.
W.
H.
Felton,
of
lege
to
receive
sample
copies
of
SUC
rdiicntinnnl
system,
it
is
proposed
,,f
the
Jinb-pchih
ru
f II> 'I’M
** '*»$>i>« InIrtf I'rrstl
e oC tne United
O the state supreme^ court Which fact lhat ll!ll|pf tho ,MWli „ f Florid,*
Vj:ST I’AI.M REACH, Nov. 20.—.P. CESSFUL NEWSPAPERS,’ SUC Giorgta, first woman‘senator, to ob
ihc .one. hundred nnd forlysttnri't'i! the nomination to Knott. In lh(. chJcf cxyculWo joes nof have the th at the week of Dec. •t-b, inclusive, ■
II. Smith, ngrd reclu/e, who died a CESSFUL FOR THE REASON t{iat tain a seat in the senate fo r a day
;
thi' meant intr, Mr.' Cattis h a d . Iicpn’ power to grant paniigts. The law pro K<> set aside for special observance n*: fiPve„th.
f.ublic
eimrge here July Ml, had mure they were- in URGENT NECESSITY promised unusual interest aside from
“ fSigned)
nemihated ftir gowrtior hy the prohi vides that n niaJoiTty volivof tho gov American education week. It hi rec-|
relatives
limn the old woman who liv <d having LARGER ami BETTER customary cut-and-dried opening rou
bition party, which automatically ernor and* four niomberslsf hi* cabi ommended to the governors of the, ' • «WARREN 0 . IfAnDING."
tine. Wh6thcf sho will be so tted still
ed
in'the
shoe had children, urconling PRINTING PRESS-EQUIPMENT.
states
that,
they
co-opcrato
with
tho
j
__
placet^his name on the ballot, but to net, is nrccssary to obtain.clemency,
remains a problem awdltjng develop
This
work
gifve
nie
the
opportunity
to
innumerable
claims
to
n
share
in
educational
nnd
eivic
aulhoritios
of
make, this •iloulily certain, petitions and it waa pointed out that the cabi
ment* on the senate floor. The 87'
of
coifipnriitg
a
very
large
number
of
the
$27,000
cash
ami
securities
found
their
commonwealth.*
to
make
the
were filed in*ovary county in tint state net is elected by the people nnd not
year-old
"grand
old
isdy
of
Georgia”
successful
daily
newspapers
from
all
on his body after death. ' .
week a period for revival of interest
to have him listed. The pre-olection appointed by the executive. •
Little was known here of tho mao, over the United States and with this wan appointed by Governor Hardwick
.campaigns of Knott and Catts causbd John Henry Rogers and Ed. Ilrown, in tho*broad work of national cduwhore
he had lived for severs! months, opportunity .1 may lie pardoned for to succeed the Into Senator Watsoit.
ruw. political .hiiitory to bo w ritten-in the two negroes in the pconuge caw*. cdtion.
Walter P. Ghorge, bearing hia ert- .
lie
kept
to.hinuclf nnd spent most of claiming to have developed Somewhat
“I
t
’is
gratifying
to
know
,tli*l
in
a
Florida. Thousantla of old line, lock- were pardoned from the •state prison
dcntlal*
and commission under hia.
ol
nn
eye
ns
to
what
constitutes
a
bis
time
fvandcring
aimlessly
ijlxiut
time
when
public
liurdens
havu_*l»in
.rihbcl Denine’ijats j who had opposed in~!02O and went directly Jo the Catts
election
Yiov.
7th arrived here yeater- <
successful
newspaper,’
htnee,
TUy
ven
very
heavy
upon
the
people
there
has
the
streets.
He
gave
*
npcnriincc
• w f .
Fait* in the prinlnry rallied to his plantation where Mr. Catts claims he
day uccompuilicd by Senator Harris,
turing to comment! your paper. ■
liceii
''everywhere
a
determined
pur
and
wns
considered,
u
pauper.
*
lilt
Thr
A
w
w
ltlril
l'rr««l
standard, .declaring ho had won the hired them for $10 a mouth nnd board.
HONG KONG, -Nov. ’ 20.—Sixty*
It has further been
privilege to Democrat, of Georgia, l i e aaid 'he ....
A few days J*efore his dutith ho wns
Mrty nomination'fairly only-to* have Tho one count of the original twelve pose to maintain education unimpair
ed, in Jrder thnt-the*coming genera five Chinese bueanneers traveling as adjudged insane hy n lunaey commis have traveled* somewhat broadly would not present himself in the oenit taken from Jiim hy alleged illegiti ir. each* indictment remaining after
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passengers al*out*l the British steam* sion hut died in a loenl hospital before throughout tho United Stntes nnd ulo until a fte r Mrs. Felton had an
mate methods. Charges and cdupter eleven counts had be^n dismissed in tion m n jrfd required, regardless of
sacrifices in the present, for the in'- of Su-an when she left Macao for this lie could l>e sent to the stale insane Canada, and hnving been identified opportunity to claim the seat. Ha
•Barges flew thick nnd fust, not the federal court somo months ago, nnd
r e a s i n g ^ responsibilities which it must port yesterday soiled'the ship a few asylum. TUrnt n search o f ’His’effects with progressive undertakings thro- plans to remain in a senate cloak
least of which Wiut.tho, alegalion that under which Mr. Catts will bo tried,
miles out. The pirates held iho ship re Waled the hidden wealth. Tho word out tho United States, I therefore fuf- rpom pendihg n decision as to her
orvthe recount Knott received in cer charges thnt tho former executive ‘un hear.
; “Without vision the people pcrl»h.M fur thirteen hours escaping after n of it went out nnd the steady stream tbor>yenturc.to sny that we have in status, nnd not to claim his seat Until
tain 1m.Tir.ct* ^rorc votes thart there lawfully ami feloniously dill hold in n
“W ithout education there can be lit battle in which the pirate chief was of letters elniniing relationship start- Florida nt the present time.one of the Tuesday.
*
were registered voters. JVltcn the condition of peonage” onrh negro "by
tle vision. Of education It mny bo among those killed nnd injured in mi in.
MOST ACTIVE nnd PROGRESSIVE Vice-President Coolidgo and Sena*
smoko, of tiiy NoVcml>er election cienr- compelling him against his will to
said thnt 'it is twice blest; it blcsi- the spirited battle.
Unfortunately, however, according STATES IN THE UNION nnd in the leaders were disposed yesterday
eJ Mr. CatU had' been elected gov- perform labor and work to nfld for
eth him th a t’ gives and him thnt
to
officials of the bhnk where tho es CITY OF SANFORD one of the most seat Mrs. Felton by uninlmoua cc
ernoj/hy a majority greater than tl\nt him in payment of a debt claimed to
takes; it-w ill be greatly worth tho
tate
is now on deposit, most, of these A c t i v e , e n e r g e t i c and p r o - sent, but a ainble objection, it v
ever |Killed by^n gubernalorial candi
bo due him."
. effort if, ns incident to the observance
purported
relatives wore not conver CREt8 8IVK CITIES in the STATE of laid, probably would bar her. Li*
date in the history of tho state up to ’ The two negroes have liCep^,. tho of education, we can impress this
sant \vith what the initials “J. II." FLORIDA,-and finally 1 wish to era of both paytica were saidAo t |
•bat time.
worst sufferers since tho indictment thought upon the yaung manhood
* .
In Smith’s,name stood for. /
statK 'tB dt f am 'firm ly convinced that that since Senator-elect George’s e
* Trouble began immediately after of Mr. CaUh, They were arrested im and womanhood of the nation nnd re
On the other hand some real bona- very iiyich of the SPIRIT, COURAGE tion, she has had no legal rfg h i to
—flit-inauguration’and the romoval -of mediately ns material, witnesses nifd direct their interest nnd patriotic tenl
fide relatives have been -heard from, and DETERMINATION SHOWN.BY seated and could, riot receive miles » ’
" >nty arid other ufflci&U and ap had spent nearly *n year in jail here to tho idea of making, a proper con
TH E CITY QF SANFORD, in due to allowances oy pay, but all appear n
they say.
.
1
pointment of his polityul friends to when rele as’d .a few months ago by tribution to educational work. It is
* In tho jncitntimo, a document pur the fine aggressive work which your luctant to.’ prevent her from takingIll* Tlir'A»»<mlnlMl
naewd ther'n was oL’almost weekly ordcr 0f the court.
.
rcgrctablo thnt so few. young men .
the oath of office..
porting to be.the Inst will of the de pnper is doing, in th a t community.
arrurrence. Mcmtiers of his fnm ily{ Mr. CatL*, who recently fil«I n vol and women, cqylppml for such ser- OKMULGEE, Okla., Nov. 2U.-An- ceased has been filed for probato in
Your
pnper
reaches
my
office
in
Neither the senate, or house wli|
“nd relative* wero given flj1pointlvo ,..,tj,ry j,0tUion in 'bankrupley, I* to vlcd,.nre nowadays disposed to glvo othor ckaptur In the prosecution of tvhlch Dr. C. Wnde Page, formerly on Now York every morning, and I wish piufige into work todajr. A fter roll
l*»itions4n tho state capUol and elsodefended by.'8t«to ‘Senator John I*. their time And thlent totoArhing. Edu Governor Rolwrts is Iming written In Fnlatkn, but.now of Tam|>o, is named you and' my many Sanford friends to calls nlM-ewtraring hi of new merobers ..
* , c nnd criticism of his action in stokes of this city nnd Colonel Ray cation tired* their youth, engernps*, court here this morning when District beneficiary with the .exception of |5(H) know that J*flfid the records which It the senate plans to adjourn out of re
»*• m p cct is said to Knvc‘ brought KUnhtifn, of Montgomery, Ain., a zeal and enthusiasm. There is no Judgo Edwardti lieard County Attor to be glvefi to nil unnamed brother of give*' o f “Their Jfctlvitlcs, interesting spect to the late Senator R atoon, <
I.
from tho governor the fam pu*'j>|«pd'pV tj,o C a tti fcinily-. ■Senator training more effective. than that in ney Hepburn's motion to cet* aside a Sm ith.' The paper-is drawn up in it arid inspiring. .
Georgia, and the house out of reopc
•
t6 the case during which (lie teacher goeq tp school. Wit change of $onuo in tho bribery case literate term s, and on its face, was
• [cU,rt u l;'t “it would 1* a poor fa t s b k w 'in referring
rcfcrri
to Represen tat Ire Nolan, Republic
•
•.
Yours
sincerely,
D»al.wouldn’t look after its owu- klP] lUscuosioft In court tblit week of its roulil dq no. greater screlcc thnn by agnlhat tho executive granted Friday aignOd a t Polutkn, Deeemlior 17, 1010.
Cnlifoniin, chairman . of the
la- ’.'
WILLIAM
T.
DONNELLY.
. tens.".; .
.
..
Im Judge b rig h t. * F srtisau . feeling
: cveral i>e tponomtHt , ■tid p°'£P*I convincing tli8>L young men and
.
.
J-Sl----'
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.The
Instrument
is
not
constituted’leg
committee
who
diod
Saturday.
bus run high since hearing.
.
[>• . Throughout the four years of “Gov- Rtishton had conic to Florida ntvhis women who hnvd.cnjoyed educations!
President HArdlng is
ally for all of the •■•tat.’, legal auth MOHAMMED VI
^
'
r,nf,r ‘'a tt’s administration controv- own expenso to-assist in the defense. opportunities thatU luy owe a reason
Don't forget thut sjitaying is .the orities here say, bbt wpuld seiVt to
ARRIVES A f MALTA dress congress in jolht
able Share Of thVif.time nnd encrgiei
f'dlowed dtmtfovcrsy and during
day. The president’s
ourtfo of pruvontion that fs w orth sere give lUT>cneficlary personal property.
{
Pl2NSArt)I-Af ' Nqv. 20. Former to teaching. >
‘e Inst few month*'of hi* term the
id, will bo brief, and
end
pounda
of
cure.
H
jH
A
tT
A
,
.'N
oV. ,40.—Tho BVitUh
“Tho strength a id security of tho
g {pernor
so Dir ns to publloly Governor Catt* wo* nrrnngcd in fedjlrcsdaaught Malays with Hullnu Mo-' ly with the shipp
Have
the
Herald
.do
your
next
Job
itrt Kero l6<lay under indktmoa; nnjion will nU sya^rost in the'lntcill- . Tho Ilorajd.ISc pet wock, delivored. of printing. Wo Jiovo the equipment hamm ed xr,. aboard, arrived this
to fio te k distant p a rt
c e n t boily of 111 pqople.'~Our educ*t
*«le with * a ^ =nBHD4“
w s iw i
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Tie talking
Appoints December 3rd to 9th. ns Educational
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OPENS TODAY
■ELECT SPEAKER
Everybody is Kin* , To J. H. Smith Who
Died Recently
CHINES PIRATES
AS PASSENGERS
ROBBED SHIP
OKLAHOMA
GOVERNOR
BRIBE CASE1
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f
�r h e f P r in e e s s
more mrtnbers, and If the legislature
ACCU8B THREE CUBANS
feds like it* by nnd by, South Flq^ida
OP. MURDERING SAIL'
moy get one ofr more of thorn I •
The amendment wo .voted on gave
SURGIDERO DE BATApA
us all thin and provided that on an
Hnvana, Province, Cuba, Nov. 18
For Florida: Generally fa ir /
aternge 12,461) South Florida people k i tonight and Sunday.
ha The British nuthoritlea at Oran
man are holding the threo men
• Messrs. E. B. Tllon^aen and Ralph should have as much representation
And an AU*Stac Cunt In
as
>7,759
North
Florida
people.
In
two weeks go brought the cJ
R.^Doble, of the proposed W injo:
.auxiliary schooner Juan- Mom
P a rk . Herald., the new Sunday morn detail some portions of South Florida
Into Jiprt bnd declared that four n
We m ust make room for a new and complotc line of
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ing weekly, newspaper, suosj to be fared much wnKc than this In the ENIENCY MAY BE
A stupendous screen version of
clothing which has already been purchased for our stock.
started at W inter Park, wtra here more populous counties, g,600 Ip
ACCORDED ALLEGED
>• members of • the crew lind dic'd
Georgo llrondhurst'a Now York
" You can now dress yourself up in f irs t class stylp at
last evening, and » f course called at North Fioridu balancing*, from sixty
TRAITORS IN GREECE hod’bicn buried at sen, nccordlnl
We
were
production of the sensational stage
the
captain
of
a
coastwiac-ndbAl
to
eighty
thousand
here,
the Dally Hefald office, where they
qur store, a t a prifce no low th a t you will Uc bi\ppily surprised.
success. What woflld you do? IP
which
nrrived
here
last,
night
j
to
have'forty-four
representatives
to
I
n
r
T
h
r
A■>•»<'la
i
r
d
i
r
r
«
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proceeded to peddle nn uuurur.lly big
r
If interested ip buying a good suit it wifi pay you to in
ATHENS,’
Nov.
18.—Witnesses
for
—you
were n young girl and a tre
fifty-six
in
the
Northwest,
when
we
Grn
Caimah.
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batch of hot a ir—ai.d th ey ’ere artists
spect our line before purchasing; "
,
mendous blizzard forced you to re
A Cuban revenue cutter has
In ' that particular line. They* an Yfore entitled to seventy-two repre the prosecution continued, their tes
. A special Offering of an extra Hftb discount -will be al
timony, ycstAday a t the trial of for- ordered to britfg the schoohor i
main shat in a cabin In the North
nounce that the building that will sentatives to th sir fifty-six.
lowed from the marked price of any suit purchased frem us
The
North
Florida
politicians
were
mcr
cabinet
membors
nnd
arm
y
ofthe
Ifcrcc
survivors
to
this
port
u
Woods for three months alone with
house the new plant of the paper Is
Tomorrow (S aturday).
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dctermlncd
to
fasten
this
amendihenf
fleers
who
are
charged
with
treason
the
mop
will
be
tfled
on
charge
a
rugged woodsman and a polished
nearing'com pletion, and unnounco
gentleman. Both professing love
th at,th e machinery will l»egin to a r on us, since if it*wcrc enacted, they, in connection with the recent Greek pira'cy nnd murder on tho high stjj
for you and you know If you ad'
rive Monday and will at’lonce be plac would hot longer be perjuring them- military failures in Asia Minor,
.mitted Iqvq for one the other would
ed In position and th at the new paper selves at every session, violating their . Major Spaia testified the arm y was
kill him. "Would you do w hat the
.will appear as bo or as the plant is oath’s to obey the constitution in or- in no condition to und/yrtsdflr'tho Andcr
to'
hold
superior
power
by
fraud
gora
campaign
nnd
Was
kept
together
•French
Canadian girl did? Thrill
ready. The new paper will sta rt with
and
force,
but
the
injustice
would
bejby
false
assurances
of
early
demobing
scenes*
mighty climaxes, for
a nice lino of advertising und n good
est. fires, wtyh excitement abound
subscription list, ns tho ladles of legalized nnd made permanent, prob- ilisatio'n. He declared tlfe chief pur.
pose of the campaign was to enhance
ing throughout. Nq»«l(l*«. also.
two Wlnfor Park churches nro out' obly forever. .
J. J. N . CONNER, Manager
Get your office suppll/i, stati
So
a
t
the
Inst
clcctic/n
the
secretary
securing subscriptions nnd nro meet
nnd Post Cards a t tho Herald o!
ing with success. Well, they‘nro new of stato issued official ballots to all
Satisfaction Guaranteed
to the business and their troubles, arc the North nnd West Florida counties
all ahead of them, but they have all that werp perfectly valid. To all the
the best wishes of the entire Herald counties, of South Florida he issued
force, ns they nro really pretty good ballots In which essential words were
omitted, ao that If the ca»c came be
CORRECTED'NOV. 14TH, 1922
old seduti, nt that.
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fore tho courts the whbfb vote of
people will worship In the Preaby.
South Bound ,
South Florida would be thrown out,
tcrian church a t the preaching ser< A NEW BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
ArriveDeparts
and
the
amcndmbnt
might
be
declared
FOR CITY SUBSTANTIA!.
o. I 83..... 2:30r«.m.
2:4(1n.m.
ndbptcd by the sole vote of tho North
DINN ERPARTY
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8:40
n.m.
and
West.
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MBS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor
The Diamond Palace la the name of
Mrs. 0 / II. Stcnstrom entertained
o.
__...
1:18
p.m/
1:38
p.tm
Tho
election
shows
uuch
h
decisive,
now jewelry store that will open
at i lovely dinner party • Thursday
.
Phone 2I7-W
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d,
89___ 2:55 p.m.
3:20 p.pimajority ngalnst 4h<? amendment thnt
evening in honor of her husbnnd
I t yaa k a v* « * 7 W » » * » v U lt lo * to
o,
85.^
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<l:55p.m.
7:10p.m.
It Is not probnblo thnt this attempt
— I t too o*o ga la g u / « r k * r t • » m b /m whose birthday anniversary it wax.
|M M l mt U TOO oro •■IrrtalnlBK. w rit
will
be
made.
Many
votes
were
cast
cst on Savings Accounts
a » o t a « « l 4 to tklo I m r l w H t , j r t t a a
The attractive diner table was laid
Northbound
Oata I la. or ttlepknaa I k i l l r » . I t orll
ngalnst it in thfc North and ‘West—
with
a
Ince
cloth
nnd
centered
with
a
ko sv o a tlr i w i H h i t d
Arrive
Departs
mnyB'e the people saw tho injustice,,
crystal vase o f exquisite pink rotes.
.... 1:48 a.m.
2:03 n.m.
maybe
they
grudged
us
even.tho
dxtrn
On either side were the two Lirthday
SOCIAL CALENDAR
_11:45 n.m. -.12:05 p.m.
half dozen representatives offered us
cakes iced in pink and topped with
.
t
■■ ■ ■ ■ *
.....2:35 p.m.
2:55p.m.
as a top.
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Monday—Mrs', f . M, Wallace and candles. Covers were laid for seven
.....
4:00
p.m.
4:05 p.m.
A t every. election Sou
Miaa M argaret Clark will cntcrthln nnd a t.0:30 n delicious six-course din
.....
10:9
p,m.
casta the ^majority of the
,
a t bridge a t tho Country Club in ner was served.
elect our governor nnd state officers,
Those
enjoying'lhls
pccasion
were:
honor of Mrs. Grady Giddtfns of
rilby Drench ,
.'
if we use this power nnd nt the next
Mr. and Mrs- 1:- S- Hockey, and
Tampa a t 3 p. m.
Arrive
Departs
election elect a gBvernor who is n
Monday—Ptpe Organ club Will meet daughter Doris, Miss Avis Stcnstrum,
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7:00 a.m.
South Florida man nnd determined
Newton
Stcnstrom
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
w ith Mrs. Goorge H uff nV3 p. m.
that
justice
shall
he
done
to
every
where
he
conducted
tho
•
Diamond
.
Monday—Business and . Professional Orinc Stcnstrom.
Palace..* On a recent visit horo he part of the state, he mix veto every
Womens club will havo n banquet
was
so impressed with the possibil appropriation of money until a fair
PRIMARY TEACHERS BOOK CLUB
a t 8 p. m. Palm Room a t Valdez.
ities of this city that he determined appropriation hns been made. When
The teachers of the Primary de
Monday—St, Agncw Guild will meet
I/cesburg Branch
to cast his lot with us, and from now. the South Floridn money, nnd, In fact,
wRh Mrs* Clifford-Pcalsdy on Lau partm ent of the Sanford Schools on he will be a resident o f the City all the money has thus been cut off,
Arfivu , Departs
have receqjly organized a.Book Club
rel ave., a t 3:30 p: m.
the legislature will' come to terms
Substantial.
Monday—W estm inster Ciub will meet which meets once cnch month for the
rather than,politically starve, nnd we
S l’E J X S P R O S fE R IT Y T O IT S O W N E R
a t the home of Miss Kathlyno Brady discussion of books and other things
will get our just rights nnd repre
'an Palmetto Ave., at’ 3:30 p. mv * pertaining tq. their school work, nnd
sentation—we nak nothing more and
these meetings while instructive are
should accept .nothing less.
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Monday—Circle No. 3 of tho Mctho- also enjoyable. *
THEODORE I.
Oviedo Branch
• dist Church will meet at 1 o'clock ’ Tho meeting of this month wai
Arrive
a t the home of Mrs.'Tom Williams hold 'fhui'sday evening with Misses
..... 7:45 p.in.
on'Oak ave., for a quilting party . . Emma.Owens nnd Ruth llnnd ns hostosses nt the home of the former.
x—Daily, except Sunday
' * .Oviedo, Fin., Nov. 13, 1922.'
Tuesday—Call m eeting «' Women's • A profusion of fall flowers nnd To the Editor of the Sanford Herald:
^ fe R V lC E
PROGRESS
STRENGTH
ferns w ere,used.artistically in 't h o
Guild at Rectory a t 3 p. m.
For
quick
results,
try
a
w
ant
ad.
Dear
Sir:—A
number
of
people,
no
rdorns nnd the evening Was spent with
the
discussion of books after which ticing my rather drastic letter on
Mr. and Mra. Wifi. W atson, oi
“ Rcapportionmcnt," written on elec
Maine are ztojping a t Comfort Cot n delirious snlnd course mas served. tion day, have asked me what it was
• Wo brought • it down to 83
The teachers in (his club nrc (E ast
Btt
yesterday npd will make nh- f nil
about,’
saying
that
probably
nineSide Schools), Mrs. Stella Arrington,
tenths
of
our
people
did
not
under
kn
other
special effort to bring
Knthlyne
E. A. Wiles, of S t. A ugustine,- la Misses Emmn Owens,
fa
the
Max
down again today
stand
what,
If
unything,
wna
wrong
spending a' few- days here attending Brady, H61en Terwllligor, Mrs. W. M. about the, situation. •
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und'by
Monday
we hope to ku
McKinnon.
(South • Side ( School)
to business. •
Nothing hna been settled by this fta hove tho Max down nfid to ,*3
'Misses Ethel M ougbton,. Herminin
election, the m nttcr'is one that affects ka have Bob Holly up nnd on Sa
J . W .-R agedalc, of Jacksonville, Lohmnn and Corn Lee TtUis. (W est
every one of us, nnd has increasing ka the job soon. ’Tis what wo
iirrivcd in the city yoxterday for a
importance with every day’s growth ka call H----- to wait for ’nigh Ni
short stay transacting business.
of South Florida, so,if you will permit N* on to 50 yenrs to install n .N#
1 Stori in Florida
10 S lo rc s in G corciame, I will state the whole case in ns ka new p/ess nn<j then have* kn
Jam es B. Wilson, of Virginia, nrka the dengue flop you on your. **
few words ns -possible.
rived In the city yesterday nnd is
Ahont forty .yenrs ago,.When tfouth kl bnck‘ and ■not. see the l>ig ka
stopping at th e’ Montezuma; *
Hnriilh \vas a largely uninhabited- k't wheels go round for the .Rs,
wilderness, the present constitution1ka first lime'. Ain't it so, Bob? kU
Mr, nnd Mrs. George Fox nnd baby
was
adopted, giving, fa ir represpntn- Pa .5:10 A. M. NOV. 18. t'J22 kn
have returned from Wnynesboro, Vo.,
83 k»
lion
to
all sections according to pop kq Maximum - ....
where they spont the summer.
59
ulation, ns given by thu census of ka Minimum ....................
kt*.
Range
1)5
.kn
1880. But its some portions of the
Mrs. E. F. H art nnd attractive lit
fc
Barometer
.-...30.20
tle daughte'r, Annie ^largderltc, ' of on 1)fngpolin ave. There being three state were growing fnster than othCal mnnd part clouily.'
kq
enq the constitution commanded ;*the
TltusVRIe, are the guests for the tnbles of player«r
.
,
»
legislature
of
1887
to
make
n
roupweek-end of-Mr.*nndrMni. Roy Foir- • Quantity of. loVolv poinsetties nnd
portinnment according ’to population,
cloth a t jhclr homo on laiUrcl A ve.
roses vvre used with chnneing ef nnd provided that cVcry tin years
fect li\ the rooms wf^errt the card thereafter « new rcapfiortionriienl
tables were plnced.
.
should be mnde on the basis of popuIn thl< interesting gnine of bridge Intiup.
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played during th e ' afternoon,
the
In lf87 South Floridn Hnd- already
>7
p riic for high score, n luncheor^ set grown so. ns to be cutitled to a larger
was w or^iy Mrs. R. A. Newman. Af representation,
ncccssaiily giving
ter the nwnrding of the* prite, the North and West Florida’n smaller po- .LOS ANGELES, C al.. Nov. 1 8 .Mrs. Clara Phillip-* was saved from
M rs. Graham, of Chicago, arrived hostess
served n .tempting snlad liticnl. -power in proportion, and in
.tho gnlliws by her* smiles.
.
in tho city yesterday and will spend eoursc.
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order unlawfully to retain that-power . The men members of the jury which
the winter, here as the guest of her
Mrs.
Caldwell's gyests included
the legislature of 1887 violated. Its
non end daughter, Mr. nni Mrs.
Mrs. F. E. Boumlllat, Mrs. M. S. W ig onth to obey the constitution and re found her guilty .if second degree,
P ran k Graham a t their home on San
gins, Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. W. fused to make any rcapportionmcnt murder for beating Mrs. Alberta
ford Heights.
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C. Hill. Mrs. C. L. Britt,-Mrs. It. A. nt nil. Every legislature since 1887 Tremaine Meadows ' to death were
Newman, Mrs. Ben Gaswell, Mi^i/ has'done tho same' thing/ South'Flor- quoted today ns ndntittiug that hud
Mr. and Mrh. A. C. Stockman qnd
George Knight,
Hal Wight, Mrs. ida .thus getting a smaller nnd small it not l>ccu for the defendant's smile,
M r. and Mrs. J. P. Htocknnn, of
Robert Hines, Mrs. I.. P. McCuller er proportional representation ns it she probably' would havo been con
Greenwood, 8. C.'. who are touring tho
victed of first degree m u n ler/ with^.
nnd Mrs. Hawkins Connelly.
grew in size and wealth, until now wc iut u recimmcndation *for clemency,
sta te arrived in the city yesterday ur.d
have 121,000 more population ^han thus milking death the only penalty.
w ere tho guests of friends, iciving
North nnd W est Florida, wo pay They said that Mrs. Phillips seemed
Prof.
G.
It.
Ilyalop,
of
the
Oregon
this morning for Lakeland, 'Tnm pn,
three-fourths of the taxos of the to study thenj, one nt n time, nnd to
Agricultural'
College,
at
Corvallis,
is:
Clearw ater and other places of interstate,
while nine-tenths of the taxes flash frequent smiles nt them.
pointing
out
to'
the
growern
that
4t
eat on the West Coast. ’
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will pay them materially to sort and are spent in nnd for tho benefit ot
The women jurirs were not a f
grade potatoes on the farm in order North nnd West Florida; so fnr ns I
CIRCLE No. .3
'
fected
by it, it was stated, ns all
Circle No. 3 of the ’ Methodist to elimfhate those that arc small, sun can recollect, no South Florida man three favored a verdict which would
* Church will meet nt the homo of Mrs. burned. rough* knobby, cut, jabbed,' or hns holdnny state office, and our spe- have sent Mrs. Phillips to the gallows.
, Tom WillUVis Monday uftemoon at otherwise damaged. “This kind of cinl interests are ignored1by the legis
The defense planned to ask a
V 1 o’clock for a quilting jjnrty. All elimination,-” hp says, "will make n lature because « e are still in tho new trial/ Mopday, the lime srt ' for
same
hopeless
minority
of
legislative
grade
of
potatoes
that
will-prove
a
t
members are requested to be prestract Ivc and will bring a higher price power that wa were in 1880., Wo psiiing gentcnce, which may be any
• rn t.
.
than n less carefully graded product.” bujld nine-foot roads by bonds that petiod of years from ten to life.
One newspaper , reporter quoted
LITERATURE DEPARTMENT * This same fact applies to all farm we nnd our children must, pay twice
Mrs.
Phillips ap saying: „ _
products
sent
to
market.
Products
ovcr^-jlrst
by
Interest
and
then*
the
The Literature D epartm ent-of the
principal,
while,
North
Floridagctji
uniformly
graded
nlwnys*
attract
tho
' “I don’t know* whether I kiBed Al
W oman’s Club will meet Wednesday
sixty-foot roads nt our expense, an;l berta Meidowa or not, but if I did,
afternoon a t 3:30 at the Club rooms. attention.of buyers.
to with nfttny other matters.
It was for mother, love, for Phillips,
A prompt attendsneo is requested.
Second sheets, 8 Vixll, only
Flnnlly, tho legislature gave us to my husbnnd, is my -only boy, nnd
50c per 1,000, while they last, nt understand th a t they will nol now, when I realized he was being taken
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. J. S. Flacks will preach both Hcmld of(!cc.
tf or cvcrKglvc us the reappqrtionmcnt away from me, I fought, and fought
commanded by the constitution,,but If nnd fought, so I might have hiip
morning and night a t •the Presbyter
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wc will amend the constitution so os hi ways."' „
ian church. It is* earnestly hopud
S
E
E
T
H
E
NEW
SUPI?RTOR
to
keep
the
power
in
their
hands
they
th a t every member of the congregiAct your office nupplieb, stationery
tlon will hear these last tAwtsermcm CHEVROLET AT THE SAN will givo us six more representatives
200-3lc —and six- more to Northwest Florida and Post Cards a t ’tho Ilwrald office.
of this meeting.
Wo congratulate JUAN GARAGE CO.
HOUSE PETERS,, .
VIRGINIA VALLI,
MATT MOORE
THEY MUST GO-+COST WILL NOT BE
,
CONSIDEREP •
.
“THE STORM”
Pay Cash and Save Money
115 East First Street
Phone'104
>LIA AVENUE
VINGS
SANFBD, FLORIDA
Sanford’s New Store
Phone 127
Smiles Saved Woman
From Gallows, Men
On Jur Admit It
W* have a collection of Remnants ol
*
we are offering at a b
* .
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tcrials which
AND SILKS^-
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�'AGE TWO
THIS SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY,'-NOVEMDEU 20,1922
ciiurnwiM tnnounlH.'* ThtT'foftifof rev
membrane*'* th thli xqjjiar dead nr
Ifitk-diornygb, county is only one- o(
tho'mimy ways lii which *go#d tonds
itro buinr fowforcif over
_ entire
atttte. A growing Interest in southern
f^luridn 11h the world's plnygoutul it
bringing un’ iocroMing* number of
travelers- each year In t their nyglfo
Cftfs from nH^ paM Uof the. country.
NVv.YpndsAuy built, ea$h illy , uhf,(|d.
in;' h> v.- woiidlrs for tWftnjoymi-nt 0f
v.amlt
• T;nnpn Timt*./
fire. \Vo have spent our last centim e| * .
.nmi built our lust road in ' F rance; ha
tieor^ca, tilt) K out. It is "mi rovuir” : f .
for i.s, (Jil iciiiit, .and you keep t?.e r .
u J .' IK) 1,1.v
. i. j . M L U n n
M. a . S v r < ....
M. M I O M . Y , .
full share In vi’parijtjona/ but (riven’ fo aught ahtmt
iTdtbhJg.
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ifi chn.'c a li.iy
* "VVe prescribed thh" C-ifo t of thnjfo fc -state it:?
<u mi'ilile^" but “we. will »<ii e<*U'-:ur in j.< opt:- yJkei;/
I Jit eluWWini* at of pfiriinmont jniace.’,'
* - —r
\Vhethor "the great originative NnAltVERflSI
“
THAT the futur • holds vviindroun certainties for n live city?
o i " will "remain contented viritir‘- a —
* * •
THAT n marvelous dnvetojijticnl is ahead of n city that has n npir* . ? nug-jtii a4’ Is u ip u iin n that w ill-Hot - Florida . - a
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-progressif enur*.
" * r.. ' -* l»e silenrtd w itin i !«- | fusil? ahtwerfid • vcrlbiing. in*
A 'g ro .p in th ? y f:n te "wha-jtrdferred li^Ot'U bTP»b
jKnr.fiitni ppVUs.tn ntotivei tn tlttf-han- c*Mioti|t *f on
,.r nut* h f.-tfatl l-y th e *fenl< of a Gcr* *
TH AT a boosting fplril \vill make n citizen foci better, |o*d. hulutiu/ tyv limn liAifiml V.'jliie i> tineiiirf, * '
ter anti tnahejiim better fit to do hi* *hau* of city Imild*
’ un 18 yctit '. old. I.t th e pru e iu t'.o f a *
, ing.
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‘whole room full o f learned “profes- 1*
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'* r r .!-ots. doctotj s:ul o th e r savants,” Wib * 'I IIAJ* it rnjyirvs no superior vti*dom to know that.
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SMbki-rlpltoB I ' r l r r In A U ^n ner
l> * lt « * r r a In f l i p l*r l'nr»l»
lie. while l it;bfTy• 1»v*:itiii nail apparent- ft
ily unconscious, m u te s a table several *■
a.|Ui fret away to rise Into ijm air. to an M
^ (>iacom pu foment of ringing belts, lorn! ?
. knocks-amt other fam iliar “splnttiu!
,'’}J; k^lic” idienunjena.
»*r" k All this, the Kuvnist*
•i^a*
.
.
. , \
pr». nut.Kvdynt uy tr i c k s y
__ rfij proifuK-d ‘'sioi-mnity'
K*"' lTii. Wherefore tjfoy i
f For half n rent a ry or noire ilu *"
psychiAit rce-m h soclctiei lmve l.oai s
in a emtiaufd stiU t^of nty8C.f,cai‘.oa! f
about jir-yrjiiir pbimom n,\ lif - on,,| ”
kind or other, and do, not SiVW to hove
have go tten , w ry Far vsjtlf 'nU th d r l"
i itudlhuus capurimcnts, in mjjjs*'*
-f the effort* Mf ejr cptiopftlly i^tcd}..'
Am'
Will be thankful In retnrn -.,0-f* like* William -i : • ’Sir Ollvt ' |
the galaen miizuma* tuiiiing thiv i,m!;p-. I'sof, llyidop and. Sir A\ (V hm
Foyle. Vd
ftOcp Hit hi oil r i - ; ’
pe.diiyt-gSpeiimenVa which .have liw n ! •
i- j.uii;;r In India 1 r msnjr tyntanvi'i fl
H o b o 'oiu a fte r a dtditjrlfi|l
in the ertdent iio|«vDf filu'in : oi't tliif
t ion w ith the dengue fever nail
•e.-i ret? fif the hi H'.n.r “pit mill tb-11
week's vacation rja-ni in ficd. '/
,
Citrus Market
Slowiiigr-Up ^ome, v
Sliipmcnts Stoppinf.
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THAT everyone, has heard of the boosting spirit; it*is th at indiT'
tnutde spirit th at makes citizens co-operate together- lit »
way .that builds greater cities.
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If the Tgeiolay elcttiqtt memvi anyP Ailing it mcaim, ton, that'the.peopre-of
f t j the nation ure. e taping frqia ipaWi ^ ’ iaiism and aru |m;parin;r tj,<hlih <o r<
■*' *ogntze the solemn qtul ift? tbrubic "duty
..-I<il t!l :. I
THAT a tepulatiofl a*.u (jOOD iiTAUTF.it is easy to get, bet :» "
n putnlion a* a <i(Kl!» FlNISJIF.U is-what .counts, K, U. " * The ptople have, airkviicd aF f.vo yixtVs
•
W hite, Becretary Shnwiiee (OkluKnimii Hoard slf Comim-tvc. “ '• -* materia!! in wliirh kt.lcd a'hfew*
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f ‘ l. i iv, wfil !i lcid>the fopnfrition ‘ of “
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gtCnt afilkei dtul tried't. contyjl them
A
;,i'
“~*Hiy injuntlloas forbid-.iini? rr,..-, j-pe-io'i.
ser'ni**;.|.
U'.nut ltne
fstetium ‘of as i. mldyl which delilmr»*«f h
'ri-ri
. irrH- ‘ - i AtUiiiic t-,tuipifd^rps ppbljshc.-'
The ciirtM "market has been tm- ‘
itVa^y tluribg the fast week and FUr’iila’.* ; hipmcntB of ^ruil:; have falh a
off (tinsidenibly, estimates plarinr
the ntttnljur of c;:rs; ta a ti have gnnforth' to the m arkets for the.w o k at •!
only l^QO cars of oranges and grape*.
TIIA in cities where rveryisidy wark* mn| noluply nhnks, i'ou >viH
find that biKi'siiuib^uitit, a spirit of hospitality, cb-.ojscfp\lo(i ruid pop all romblnWt*
\>'i, \1 if-* s jijt'oi.v!
‘lew Iputth,'* v.Iii.
Intcre-Lnjr .r.iiil vab»
the passng 6 of the u tb ily -voft
emi ig-tiiy fttfm tariff »v? wbiLi
Ir-ndcHl to pipli-tt Ahe .r;,rif*-, the eompt t)G<>n of Jm;vn1i .1 fr.aa
thl< ts, when tl.i i <- - -■f ' f ■
fill hi *im«Iui t:i :,re n*u (' ■t *1 i
jn.itfi, 1tiH ii 'I’rr.ytical matte.-, b;
jiend mt exports, es-luau'ely, fur j ;ii; 1
Fan't-rikJetTu-e i.ite started moving
io.o it frt. >Joiv.tbc fee-ring North
will hnr*e mnnething froth to -Ik*
‘ thfnu fnl. nv.*r. Tamiia Triluitic.
------- *— o-------- — ' It in.,nl| well j noagti to talk nliptit
, the, dengue fever being gtuie and for.
r e t fitatift it when you have noPhnd
it. Hub urgetting ntatul it m S n a 1-
- tin- i», <pl. - < u
- :
.'ulj
a«
i Wc have r.ihl M*vcml times
ip Itimmer si'HMin it b.-h it,.r
h amhoriti- fi of Flnriil.-i to
[iting about the hlogijuiUies
notbor ■uniuirr sea** m hits
n th cr utatp,. hhvc mail-- a
! f.napai ii and Klorhja can
.Orulmirily (h is,diipnn;nt (nr a week
hi arldv' cnroa v-ohlil not be considered
if* -Mve’y light,- but the movement
fofv fhe ! <i:< >ji li:vi not- hern overly,
ne^yy urn! I’Ci.wers nre now riguring
that, It will be neccsnnry to avera:;o
I.b'H) citis.n week from now until the
fihristniaa holhbtyp if on- fnurtb of
the i cop i« fn he nibvecl by th at time.
The price of oranges during ,t£a
v/ie!;. vftVi-vt from .42^0 to
a
Vo’;, a figure.tfiat Is Kiwer’than the
former, iivcrngc price.
Grapefruit
Mtkl m( •be -fiiiiie tigurc-j irrowerK here
-day
‘.‘o tN ^ si.in lti'.'r the shipment:
ha- e |a - u lie i. the gnipefruit move.
nr t has Ins-Ji ar. heavy as usual, at
thj tin ,, -o f tbt* year. ’ It was isnlnirtii t h a t J t ,wns -in oranges alone
-that the itemiiHii has ln-t-n nhy. Tlii*
i t asrtly nttrilnilde to 'th e heavy np»
plb * * a oil over* the country, m-t
aJ*iTi‘-, i t Wat him ton, hilt in»many of
tin- I'a tern stuti-n,
: nit-*-,* protHjtrls, while not i-w
eei ially. ntoaraging, indicate Tint
■jltitw .i;l la- a ris e -in the maikct prirv
I'l-i.-. i . a ii tw ;iiii|. tin- liolidnyn whi n
tin re will, of course,* Is* the usual
hi■'*»!;.,b 'Hand for. Florida fruitspn-I’ording to the opinion ‘of local shi(r
itt.i
ttrliuulo Sii]tinel.
:>ri*KK MAi’I.K IU : CKKAM
iiihi* i- * ne Vtiprul o f *very stnuu:
-* with twti 'lujjfttts of light
nf. one and an eighth cupfuls of
t -yritj*, n few grains*of,salt, na
lanforil I* pulii
l-thi ‘4 I t I'liOii
gter-rm r. Pdltpr
reiurued froiii Ga
■p kn iw but n e *
^r.Tik will bhve
y/e mi :od niu.l or.fiiu**uie*-tin.r o '
the Anro Inttal I) tillc ■- ia Gainesvilkf
Fat !td; y. O ar ii mu' n'lr** and every*
bedy w aiting t.» •*«;• a ."and 'the bonie
f r* s' lull ilia • r.tri Hill IVpper brew
is * Fe; p* r Tea, i-l
Alt I I'd Taylo;
rnul Fli.yton (imlrlieitoti wniit*d I i
chnnffenr ns nji jthr ,,‘ itn*l wi; \v.-:<‘
in l.’Ctl jii't like un infant v.It
iow cf.to move itand or
i . ii.-: ;.* •.
. i i 4 . o > wiil ; •*
IreveAittb i i ■ * * .
.teniyr i n.i t ty li.,u*ier u*i*. ;t *.**
bljaneJ for it rill.:: Tip* • ?}»«*»t*U*«lt,
git e iy f*>r i.i. i :
rat.bet ll.ait
; i.it. b. '
>*J ... .
p i me dt 1r. *tii.n.
:! • • , and tb-.c
fmw o v v drawn
i
•
o wnnrc
ioltrtt-'v
were
lu .. I.' toil; .
the largest n
In tb.•'‘ ‘Gl ides n-gi •
idasf.'il at i 'lo'.vi ton. 111;.-
. b .i r**d siul itelog, p'ao*
*i ■'i u'G ricn i*> fuMning
*- tc.n't in ti'tween hi*
l inn is the fu st day of I’m ir.intujg
:iir*t s i i f mi/iir ini i .* l iv ii
postm
aster ‘and «turei r. wi' and nr vac of
|.-ty*< cvhd •man cultivation hqt■■mnply (|.pilii'n(Ibtervntlos island has
delights In th_* g re a t outdoors wj t,» t.arlHir wihk gaSa *• T.Y-i- pl-i '
warkgili’e
want tu cay that tin* weather N ide.-f}• ,-hui id lhi maintained a. i.einmi ■_
im t'should bo toqfcr to mnlto' W il bird funr9ui.t ic«,; pV'11i- .t- d J *; stal . I t !, and a >m ipanj* Has'it a'
,
Hunting w m ther. How v/e wuiil.l like and federal n’ llier.ly. Game I'.fo . under evVivh'U-n."
A forgo iurro;t?i* alrei'.dy plan
* i to. hb ekinped out*’under thrr ‘slu ts
which Mifogvnrd -thi*- game it --‘I f
-‘nil more ! - In * (1’i/ifcd every t1
* e these nights w lth * ,n fr>**l 'b u n c h
veil as t!u* 'm at;of hunting imJ
Mi il fond round tin- lower rim
r.rotiml the rfinipfite nt-d plenty id
lag -hotiid hr raotP vii.ie.y r*i:*bi
t ‘ Ve rih-cchhbee, tfnd. Qbs&rvatfnf
cat and plenty t-t or*‘ wei|, p!ei](y to,
and euforted. UmFc *u>h‘ion*!'
u d Ijigh and dry lig h t in tin* lm
-hunt and everything rettipg primly
spAnt and di!ni(nrn v -hiu.lit >
• art of the lak'cI . I t sounds aim
' and* you on the fop of'the* w.ir'd
i>( *ifVt-> <ui ifokle, .
•ike nn *Impnr»i,hilit v, -nrter read
—- There is nothing quite ns ’{no ns.
■■hr! those ethers Have said; but
Intnling irf FI* Vida, Wi ^01 take
1", nurs sometitiie later. *
t - . j*.- ui- niitltlle of i ’Joriila
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U3}BSnisr“J sac:-*
I YOUR HOM E
"•** ( O111 ylFVsO<l|tl’iH .11 **1 I !H
Utvrii cjul • ;' ■ " - . i
a * ** si
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t'»l any thin-:
.;ftt
ii
ml i s i 1
I« f**r *‘b - .ting." What it yclrtt1: * I e ,ii n the ne I f *i a n .ifi \
i t.'uht ufat f.iCoiabfii report, provided ^
j the estim ated exyenae does in t reae't n
•TTThf uye v.li lTf w liiU lie-c m-ikiurdl
: too t-’j
ft, the rettll It l/l hi' Inti- Tie- ,|j
i vet J '««t flirt the w .iFdepat;nient I • «
] ' m r-iiiering e iip'izly this c-inll ! n
: --vfdrr.ee ilia. K is in earliest* aiio.lt |fj
f dewiapm »t.
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to ns n whole m i I ■ n
!r hied first (mt! a ltd t'hei t ic other of
t Ih'.se «an il piojec! ' and tlr.-y will be J
r, ilhh' to I lit them .over; litil if life H
. cr ;tinns favoring cncli Ihdividlifll ord-^JJ
j Ierf -npd ra-l:o«, it ic already iis-uke! g
P tHiil m ih ire will to jlonc far cither,- - *
,, Tampu Tribune.■ •
• t- "< rt 11 build for the foti'
f’ap*,. I*. M. Fbfor, lb geit'al past
.united
eTo'ts o f •op* strives,
■mrsler |i> a‘ w<ath.-r prophet of we!!
■ a (*i;ntnunllyi f a n e s of th cjin e sl land in the. world
‘ nowli powers *ond lincdlig witnes? ■!
O rg inized clfart high and d iy and in propi'r tilth for
tim e of his pTorftoslWutiOns coma
h
a tim i is buhin.lt pftwing. The Fvi rSfodcs will trend
nscana
thj
lie w** a re inclined t > belie
the
movenient
and.
unlike
the nenW i*ti{ n**et upririg th* finest crop .of
* Ytjll bring t:s guild lush ngft
Three llK uund men and women
i, red i !ei : *,f tin- imlividutil, the o r vegetables U - has ever sent out.'bc^t4in was out w'ftlkiug. the
1 tribute to Woe lr > ■ V*Y m at
tliert will he moisture in 9 $ ibis iwiiiiD un Arpikitue I/JijV f'eii’pratalUiized (dh-rt gets tym iHo The Urn-,
and di *pvered n big but
: tip* in lljc woods nml he pay's tkU dentowii Juuriiii sums- i^fop as foF j , il,*;■• ■! drainage will be nm»T nearly jln f th** past lie gave ta tin* world n
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. i p i i ’e’vtij tu nrevent any other such ’i,catteui:i£_u<auuiRe f->c thy futilfc.,
,
•! 1 Mire sign of told vvesthrr. ltring lows: *
•'Comir.unily
tdTnrt
am
i
cuntmmiity
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ovttfln<rt( nnd the. peopfo will have i’oliticaUy spenkfog. * the i x*pfest*
i c'ib rig h t now, cap. Wo need coldj
-"* their ‘ - - irtunlty fond
® /e a p n r If we ever iieedrtl anything Kphlt nr*** f r hhould l » , HJlUmUHlttlW!i ropretl to
tdtntfo :■; ■ -it v .*^ "f <•'
/a n d four lettuce is needing it now if term s, f'ettainly, they a/* just th a t pfor.t.
:Since lie b ft- office ifoi'nu- bus <nny
7
bps been s
, 4 H ftier needed it. k it us bnVe tha in llriih ntuw;i. If you don't
Ifrdm the formi r pieddertt In criUcNet
* £old w eather fdr a big Thankrglving this thorougaly, *ee w hat hn* been fog there, tm? tied <
. etlicrwlae it, tit j |w ljtIc* of lb ■ I! **
arromplislii d by, ,llfe Itpridcnkiwn tmt h «s out- enHril
t1
d.difi^.
,
pubifoan aistiifoiftratlop have unfoldHoard of Trade, the Kiwanis flub and hi-'n bcvmid t i n t v
.. ..
• Ideals*
. ■ ■of, the* marnl ol.lijm*
,*l !
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ffi
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Ills
rirtntrw eaii, the French. Itg. r, the Woieau's Club w ithin the •pant pdW and filendsiii
TTtias <>f llii-i nation in our foreign re^I^iiB ifoil iTn'at spi; ' b t*i tla- And rica i tu n tr.onttf*. Ac*-omjdi.-dicd bccnusi1 far. neigh bur in tein
liitions remain the same, " ’i lu Unit
■ fldijyra recently its lie ennt'vdown t'.e! tlc.-u- Itin-*. Important c ivic botUchi jpidiit.
ed Stales bc< remained* conlc’i! .vitii
%nS jdtudi of- tlu* 'hteanb-r at.'N ew j !:aro been v. gking un-upernfividy, nltd I -Tie- story* o* pl-i
an urmfollce and has not moved toArk. Awiong otltcr •things be- raid.. W«nking «li*o wtlli-the itty rntfliril. n ifodblud. And pf
c.-atd peace," he di; dared. .
V*. ?011
wrotg:* sfrle, we'l. an eU-»live 1*:*lj- icpfe. ii.ic.: nil *»f dntlyr brings *'«-■<
. '“Armistice is u 'r.v re iiegMfotj; it Hi
Nhe-friend* of thdi
.
tju* w ar amounts |o nothing an.l the iti-ajde of nrailcn\ovvn.
tefynining
from forcct Hut peale is 0
W e'ale. rffyrrfog‘nb\V to the splen* in t^nt section her
jN n iaj’ have to f{u.to war nil over
po'aitivo.
and cOiUtructivc thin-.
very
|
• J ^ 1.*’ Georp?a aald "we” but Ire" did projfr.un of 1Ivic fntprovcmcntlr dq^ebas foynd rut
a>
t!:c
.world
t-fond*
nowadays, imevery thing is level;
j»t ipenn "we." As fur as wtij that la Rsaiuvly gamely:
rau>«
it
nuijd.
be
lirsuaht*about
by tlip
', AmfOtpiHj we will never-go ‘to j* A tqunieipal pier p int worchouac Ttlborte.
•
,
•
t(
m:itlc
nir.lnlcanur*'
of
c*dumpII
il over again. He alsg m ean tya t,th e river and of a W autifuFeight
uitdarsfoli liu.r and ky CJ*opvnil!ati.-‘
to .b u ... y,C U Q SS ^T A IB . C.LN’A I4
Rasy to own easy to nay t\ r~- costs only half as* m
1 cabinet Besides a built-in Cabinet eaiiuot boss
■se qxclpsiyo, work-saving Conveniences.
TJfjlS "WEHK \VILL BE KITCHENCABINET
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20,
who predicts cheaper fuel for
INCREASED BUSINESS
G en eral Shop and M ill YOU AHE HERE AN1) MAKE THE! Apostle of Free Trade, wns tho son of STOCK SHOW (I Q P iq yURB
'PREDICTED FOR ALASKA mines. ,
a farm er unable t(/ support hi* fam AMERICAN ANIMAL INDUSTRY
. ,
DEBT OF IT V
W o rk
' The output of canticd sajmon fro ftii'
ily, and the lad drifted to London
Alaska this year , will bo about* 4hc . where he began life ns a warehouse
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—A compre
WASIJJNGTON;J$ov.- 18.—Consid
By Mo.ies Folnom.
nVcrngo
o f the past 10 or l t i V l s n ^ ; ” y
boy. ^And Bpeaking of warehouses hensive picture of the animal indus erable improvement In business, in
417 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla.
Regardless of all theories of his tho.great Chicago meat packers,, Ar
something
ovci* 4,000.000 cases,’I ,lio
try of the North Ahiericnn continent Alna£n is foreseen by Associate Fororigin, m an ‘is here, and each should mour, Swift, Cudahy and others be
states.
“
It
locked last year as though
will be presented- in thc displays nt
i make the best of it. “There Is noth- gun business on the “ground floor” thc International Live -Stock Exposi u stc r E. A. Sherman, of tho D epart tho salmon Industry Was facing early
ment of Agriculture, who recently vis-J Ing great on earth but man and to use n term of tho street. Philip
tion, to be field h«rc December 2 to 0, ited that territory. Exports of fikh, destruction, but the run this year was
nothing great in man b^t mind,'* said Danfnrth Armour’n favorite way of
in some cases greater than ever be
under plans of thc management.
for the last 10 oF 12 year*, thc grant
Sir
Wlllipm
Hamilton,
th
e.
Scotch
summing
up
h
is.
work
nnd
desires
frtTjbody Drirra a Uard Car A fter
V. C, CQLLER. PropCattle will be gathered from every feoureo of cash returns, will' lie sur fore.”
philosopher. We are living in the was: “I’m n butcher who is trying to
The relatively new‘ herring curing,
i IhoFirnt Week
agricultural region o f thc country. prisingly ha<avy this' yoar, he reports,
present nnd •each man has his share get to heaven." He was noted ,fo.r
Tho finest hogs produced'from Cali while n nfining revival is in evidence industry also has seen increased ac
making a worse or batter world. tnylngjlcrse things:' ,
fornia, to Georgia and Delawnre will and exports of high-grade lumber, cut- tivity. Alaska last year shipped
See these LiveBargains: ! ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS inWhat
a tnnn'a ancestry ife counts but
“We can’t help thc past, blit we be found under n* single enclosure. from thc Tongass National Forest, about 170,000 barrels o f mild-eurcd
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little. . The world today looks to the can look out for the future."
herring,, which was more than In any
Premier flpcks o f sheep scattered show a promisyig beginning,.
FORD SE D A N 1
previous year. A shipment of almost
Weatlnghouae Lights and Appliance! the individual. Napoleon ijcvcr point
“When a man "speak* the lnnguage from New Ydrk to California and
“The people of southern Alnxka nro
ed to his ancestry qs tho source of his 'if hell, he proclaims his‘ nativity."
LEXIN G TO N
New l(ine of Fixture*
front Oklahoma to Ontario, will .strive particularly pleased with the efforts twice as much is expected to be this
unparalleled nmbition and achieve
“Some folks enjoy trouble so much for supreme hopors. The Jiorscs will qf the Forest Service to establish n year’s total. ,
123 West First Street
ments, but said, “I am iny own* an that they .can’t enjoy honey for thinkMr. Sherman sayji that a t one sea
be representatives of thg most famous pulp and paper Industry there, and
cestry.’' A patrician on<^ said to Ci ng of how the bees might have stung
port
he saw n vessel loading a cargo
d ra in s of the continent'. * •
with the rands built by the Service*
cero, -“You nro, a plebinn." “I am,” them."
of
1.800,000
feet o f Alaska lumber for
i .‘An educntlonni exhibit treating and by the Bureau of Public Roads,"
snid Cero. “The nobility of my fntp- , Said Thomas Paine: “The duty of
Aqstralia.
It was. only part of a
many phases'of agriculture will com- Mr. Khcrnian says. "The rand probily begins with mo; that of Jours cpds nan is not n wilderness of turnpike
5,000,000;
feet
order to that couhtry*
nn entire section of tho show, Icm. in Alaska Is unlike tfmt en
INSURANCE AGENCY '
wilh you." Better be the foundation gates, through, which he Is to. pass
Other lumber shipments tho past sum
to be prewired by tho United S tates countered .elsewhere. In thc States,
FIR E ,m AUTO 'BONDS
of a new pyramid than the-apex df tickets from one to another. . I t is
mer .were to Ixindon, to Chicago, and
department of agriculture.
travel-and traffic exists, before thd
an old one. Better majrc your family olain and simple nnd consists; of but
to
thc Atlantic seaboard.
Individual entries In'alm ost every Government begins buildirjg roads; in
proud of you thon be foolishly proud two points—his d u ty to God, whidlf
line, of stock nlrondy have exceeded Alaska we have had to anticipate the
of your family, with nothing in you ■very mnn must feel; nnd with rcSpeaking of Chrislmas presents’
all previous records in the twenty- demand."
to retain thcTcompliment.
Contractor and Builder
ipect to his neighbor, to do ns he i'wo ' yenrs* history of tho ’fellow.
—would
n o t/th e homo town news
The completion, probably next Jan
COLE
Occasionally there arc persons whC vould be done by."
Thirty-threo1distinct breeds of live unry, .o f thc Government -yr^ilrond paper pro v e'a splendid gift to ono
Success in industrial, commercial stock will be represented in. the 843
SANFORD
FLORIDA say the^ can figure out descent from
DpK T
from Soward to 'F a irb a n k s—n;. dis Who has m oved'aw ay but who BtjU
William thc Conqueror This free ind professional life depends upon classes of the exposition nnd more
tance almost as great as from W ash retains nn interest in what happens
booter lived froth 1027 to 1087. Some Doing New, Ehlngs or upon-Doing Old than $100,000 will be distributed
ington to Boston—will grentiy ben thereT
twelve centuries ago. A generation Things in New' Ways. Teachers are among prize winners.
fheso cam have been thoroughly roefit* the. mining Industry hi the in
as time is figured in tho.Iifd of man landtcnpped because vociferous porWilJ accept other cars na
An added feature will bo tho First terior, in the opinion of Mr." Sherman,
Jto—*—T--The Herald delivered, 16c per week.
i s -3.7 years. William livpd 30 genera mts nnd m isfit' members of boards of National Boys’ nnd Girls’ Club Ex
part payment or give tho difference
tions back in tho pnst. You hqyo two education insist th at their children position
jf your car Is bettor.,
under tho direction of Ivai
ios IU
parents. The second generation givet ind grand children shall be taught L. IjfobsoHb States Relations.Service,
Terms: Cash, trade or long caay
you four grand parents. The third is they were. There Is too often
department of agriculture. Tho an
generation gives you eight grand par< iremium among folks of th at class nual tour of, f>00 champion club mem
paymeols.
ents. Multiply each succeeding gen ipon being a half of n century be- bers from 30 states will be conducted
erntion by.two nnd we find 16, 32, 64 lihd thc times, Sid Thomas Carlyle during the week of thc show, for-thc
■128, 256,-512, *1.024. At 1,021 you ’Our grand-business it, not to sec fourth cbnsccplive yenr.
PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION
lit*vc reached tho ‘ 10th generation. tthnt lies dimly a t a distance bnt to
An open -rate of fare nnd one-third
IlUPMOniLE and LEXINGTON
Keep
0
g
h
t
on
up
to
the
26th
genera
lo what lies clearly at hand."
Authorized Hoover Dealer
for the round trip with q minimum ex
. Distributor*
tion and you will find William as one
One does not need to look back n cursion fare of $2 will apply on tick
109 Pirk Are.,----- .-Sanford. Florida
of n vast number of your ancestors •cry long time without aeclhg our ets sold from points in Minnesota,
GOncologists 1cln’lm Ihey -can figur; ’orefnthers living in log cabins”, hew- North Dakota and &out^yDnkotn, ca st^ f
out ancestry for a fee, nnd give Jou ng down the trees, rolling logs Into of the Missouri" river, Winnipeg, and
a good one, but nn am ateur will find dies for burning, piling brush nnd points in Montana, on November *30
112 Magnolia Avenue-Phono 113
some difficulty to connect with*Wil irenking yi* new-band with rude plow3 to December 5, and from other points
liam. !
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Irawn by .oxen. 'Thelb clothing was on December 1 to 5. Finnl return
You mny bolievo yourself to be t if the coarsest ninterinl, they traveled limit Is December 11.
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direct descendant-of Bishop Umpto in horseback o r .ih stages or snil
-rump, or some other fellow whp.wnt mats. There wen) no public schools, BERMUDA’S "I’ERFKCT VKGEat the head of his push Imek three oi tub why enumerateT Think it over, ’ TABLE" “AIN'T WHAT
Cures Malaria. Chills four.hundred years ago in England , ioil it won’t take long to run down
SUE USED TO HE"
.
he short list of reul, things our forcand Fever, Dengue or or mnybe you think your progenltoi
I t Cards of Sanford*! Reputwas nn*Irish King, but if you flgun iithcrs enjoyed compared with existBilious Fever.
HAMILTON, Bermuda. Oct. 25.—
to able Professional Meq, each
credentials by generations it will b< ng conveniences nn<J ndvqntagcS.
(By
Mail.)—The Bermuda onlqn is
to ef whom. In hJa chosep pro
6-41—1923 SERIES
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Said John Buskin: "All thc best
found that your stock has been con
not
what
it used to be, according to
to fission the Ilerold xecomhings
and
treasures
of
this
world
uidernhly wntcred.
Nature . play*
E. A. McC'nllnn, Bermuda director of
to Brads to the people. ’
havoc’with the heredity game. Gen ire not to .be produced by each gen- agriculture".
Ha rays the United
to
• - - The car owner who is satisfied in thc dny in and ddy
iuses nnd bonchoads are not bred" ir ■ration for itself, but .wo arc all in- States tariff, competition of Texas
out'usatfe
of his automobile is the best asset a.dealer posses
contiduous succession' for the rcnsoi ended, not to carve our work in snow
growers arul the "pink root”, disease
the world would b#nll working for th» .hat will melt, but each and nil of us is largely responsible.
ses.
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world would be all working for thi o he continually rolling a great white
"Since
the
days
in
which
Mark
We take pride in the realization of the fact that Oak
same family of ginnls.in thought nn< fathering snowball higher, larger and Twain wrote that in'Bermudian m eta
* A tto rn e y -a t-L a w
notion. N ature keeps mnnkind guess nrger,.along the Alps .o f Roman phor the onion stout! for absolute per.
land car owners in thc territory controlled' by us and claelower." America is trying to do
ing.
v.
* Orel Seminole CoUnty Dank
.hings,
that 'is, there, is a large pro- fection, that vegetable bps', fallen s where constitute our most valuable asset!
World beaters come from hurnbh
from
its
high
estate
and
ift
becoming
SANFORD
FLORIDA
life, while tho talented and most fnfti -rressive element trying to’ do, but of decreasing importance/' snyj , Mr.
A careful inspection and n ride in the Oakland G-44 will
STROUT FARM AGENCY
cd family i s 'often forced to worry hey nro handicapped by some who in- McCnllnn in tho agricultural hutlcjin
reveal tho reasons.
113 Magnolia Are.
along with ' ivory-headed sons nnc ii.it on the old being good enough.
of
the
Bermuda
Department
of
Agri.Said Emerisoh: "All our progress
daughters. Individuals arc gifted ir
See us for a demonstration nnd prices.
ture. “Tho new *United. Stated turBT
Lakeside farm and grove of 200 on6 way or another. Cnrupo worked s nn unfolding like the vegetable bud.
places
nn
nlmost
prohibitive
duty
on
trees, 20 acres. Several acres heavy, as a barber in Italy until somebodj You.have first an instinct, then nn
A TTO RN EY -A T-LAW "
Bermuda onions, nnd it is necessary to
■''fblnck loam, best of toil for vegetables, discovered he was favdred with n gpod Tpiniotr, then a knowledge an the look'VliewhCre for n market. Cntintln
First National Dank> hulldlng
strawberries, pears, plums, guavas, voice, l l i s - ^ i ’nl chords happened ti slnnt has root, bud and fruit. Trust
you is that mnrjtot." •
SANFORD
FLORIDA grapes. Good 5 room house. Excel |>e better adjusted for clearness thnr. he instinct to the end, though
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lent shooting and fishing. 2 mile* to those of his neighbors and. ancestors ■an render no renson." Without the words, luck is on the side of the "man
PnO
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17.
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SANFORD,
FLA.
•(Tort
nnd
experiment
we
would
have
railroad‘station, stores, church, school Lntor he was given a college presi
who practices thc best business m eth
10
railroads,
steam
ers,
telegraphs,
Jf eSVitit.
—household furniture and farming dent's annual salary for a night’s per
ods, >
t
tools'included. $2,260. $1,250 cash, formnneo in opera—or for nn after jlcctlc lights, .automobiles, uiplnncs,
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ICH ELLE M A I N E S
balance 1 and 2 years/
184-tfe noon's songs in n phonographic rec Submarines nnd skyscrapers.
People cannot he_grcat without bo
LAWYER
ord factory.
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ng l>uny nnll accepting rcsponsibil—Court House
••Your' .zenith fo r no man else is iy. Inaction is ns fatal to physical,
true; 1 >—
nental and-moral growth, as it is to
Our Dry Cleaning in unexcelled. We Your beam from the sun comes nlom dlow a building to stand vacant. The
have mnclo arrangements with the GVto you,
t
nan, the wooden thing both rapidly
iando. Steam Laundry to act as their And the thought the gfc^t God gave iccome descrepit nnd useless.
agent in Snhfortl. All old customers
There are new and vital phases in
to your brqjn,
of this concern will Tcccivc prompt In your own for .the world, else thi -duention, transportation, marketing,
and courteous freatmerit nnd all work
lanitntion, illumination and many
world is vain."
•is guaranteed first class as they have
The instances of obstacles, sur ither things before us. Life is he
one of tho beat plants in tho South.— mounted rffh! of triumphs nchievc* mming cxicnsivc, Intensive nnd com-fSeminole Steam Laundry, It. L. Chria- under difficulties, arc so numerous a* plex.
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onberry.
Mgr.
Phono
476.
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Said
Rev.
T.
L.
Cuylcri
"Every
man
to
almost
justify
the
proverb
that
You can find the n a m e of
•'With' will one can ' do anything. ‘ias in hiihself a coritlncnt of undisevery lire’ Duslneaa Man
in Sanford in this Column
Soil cultivation may he considered Take, for instance, thc remarkable :overcd character. .Happy is ho who
each day. 1
something new. 'll) this country the fnct that from thc barber’s shop uits thc Columbus of his own soul."
Thc mnn, however, who sits on the
Indinn . tribes hnd learned to . *grpw came Jeremy Taylor, tho most prac
tail
of modern progress nnd shouts,
tic
a
l'o
r
devines;
Sir
Richard
Arkto to to to to to to to
corri When Columbus came %> tho
Whoa"
nnd through n' megaphone
wrifeht,
the
Inventor
of
the
spinning
new world. How long they hnd cul
:rics’out,
that w hat was good enough'
jenny;
Lord
Tentcrd$n,
one
of
E
ng
. • We’ll Dye For You
, tivated thiH one crop no one knows.
land's most distinguished lord" chief, ’or his father is good enough for him
The
enrly
races
of
this
continent,
nnd
BON TON STEAM PRESSERY
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of tho entire .world for that matter, justice, and Joseph Turner, tho great is very much in the back number
Kent & McKee, Props.
:lnSs.
Said
H
arriet
Martincau,
n
est
nmoiig
landscape
painters,
Jean
CLEANING. DYEING, ALTERING lived thousands of years, scientists Millet, tho famous French
woman who suffered under ninny
says millions of years, before they
Work caled for and delivered
was
the-jon
of
a
peasant.
handicaps:
discovered that the soil itself was a
Phone 464-3-------- 314 W est F irs t 8tAbraham
Lincoln
was
born
in
a
log
"Beneath this sta rry nrch,
mean* of Supplying their needs. PrcNnugh resteth or is still;
cabin
and
his
curly
life
was
one
of
| vlously innn had relied upon tho fish
But
all things hold their march
extreme
want.
Andrew
Jackson
nnd
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS” from thc rivers, lakes and tho ocean,
As
if by ono g reat will.
Andrew
Johnson
were
bom
in
pover
Quick Service T r a n s fe r and upon wild animals. That thoy ty nnd made their way to th* front Move one, move nil;
should find sustenance springing "Up
• 4 Storage Facilities
Hark, to the footfall,
H°rnc“
• —x\ •
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from 'the noil in the wny of plants, by nhecr forte of ability.
On, on, forever."
U we pieaso you,, tell others; if not, herhsf nuts and vnrious kinds of fruits Greeley and Ja m e a , Gordon Bcnnott
tell us. Phone 498
wa:; not a long timo.ogo n new Idea. built up great newspapers froin very
• , - - r.
This is not strange. Indeed when yOu small beginnings Vanderbilt, Gould, JAPANESE OIL INDUSTRY
4
Sage,
Huntington,
Ilurrim
an,
Hill*
SUFFERS FROM COMPETITION!
come to think of It/ how remarkable
SANFORD
Carnegie,
Rockefeller,
Faison
Bur
It is th at such valuably products
bank and Flagler had nobody to grub
Machine & F o u n d ry (JJo. should spring up from tho soil. ,
Tokio, Oct. 25.— (By M il)^-Thc oil
stake them a t thc .ta rt.
Ford
General Machine and Boiler W btto; ..A monument was dedicated 4o the wns n plodding mechanic, William industry in Japan which made noticeCylinder Grinding; DeLu$« Platons; Delicious Apple at W intered, Iowa, on
Dean Howell, who died in M» 84th ahlo development under tl]c protec . -, w «
Mf Wheel* Steal Gear Bands; Crank August 15, 1022. On* It Is'Inscribed
year, b eg an 'life as a “devil' in « tive'policy of tho feovernment, la suf
Shafts Returned------------- Phono 62 the following, words: r“To commem printing office, and left more than fcrlng greatly from the. co/npetltion
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; ‘i— ■ orate the discovery in Madison county, sixty meritorius books ns ov denee of of foreign oils. Under ordinary cir
Iowa, of a variety of apple by Jesse his Industry. Sir Thomaa.L ptoh bo- cumstances tho demand for oil re
THE CALUMET RiD; Sanford Herald
Metropolitan L ife In s. Hiatt, A. D. 1872, and called by him gnn life ns a poorly paid clerk in a vives at this time of tho .-year and
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Sanford —
Florid:. |
thc Hawkryc. Sold right to propa
the price shows a rise but this year
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rteasa atnd roe one of the free Calumet runic*..
gate acquired by C. M. Stark, A. D. '^ o m to ^ W o U c y ; EngUah cardinal there has been no particular demand.
1804, and by him renamed, introduced and statesman, who exercised groat The consequence has been that the
Ind disseminated throughout tho ap
HllNMHtiMiiHMitmtttoifitMiiMtottmttHtmi
power, Daniel DcFoc, author of Rob stock continues to Incrcaso and ‘th g ^
203*J------Phone----201
ple world as the DMidous Apple. inson Caroso*?. and whose other pub quotations to fall instead of rising..
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Efictcd A. D. 1022, Iowa State Hor
lications includo over 875 titles; Mark
I Street.# .«*•••••••••••••»•
ticultural Society, Madison • County
The fnnto
farnro nmay havelnodern mnnslde' and Kizk \Yh»*l the poets;
^o ys* Tr a n s f e r
Historical Society,,Historical
Jacob Aatof, founder of a jchlnery; b u r if the house hm hot mod
.nfjlow a." The original free is
f f i C#n**r Pl™t and Park Ave.
we*ltlur family *nd ,^ho himuelf bo- em conveniences, tho farm ' is not
ag.and boro a good crop
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modem.
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a pethnapuf.
I ty o p t S.rrke
- —clocks,
-•to. -• •* ware
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CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
GILLON & FRY
OLDSMOBILE
BUICK
LIBERTY
DODGE
OVERLAND
OAKLAND (2)
CH/iLMERS \
. B. W. HERNDON
S. O. Shinholser
.
8.
GRANT
Combination Offer
14-lbs.’Gran. Sugar $1.00
1-lb. Bulk Mix’d Tea .50
H O O V E; R
$1.50
Turkeys for Thanksgiv
ing
Potato, Shrimp and
" Chicken Salad
B. & 0. MOTOR CO.
IQ)
5 PURELY
= PROFESSIONAL
■'dto
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ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPERS
ELECTRIC CO.
L P. McCuller
666
SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
George A. DeCottes
V
Get An Abstract Before
Buying. Property
i**
E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres.
FRED R. WILSON
K e n t V u lc a n iz in g " C o m p a n y
• NOTICE!
FOR EVERYBODY
MAN, WOMAN
CHILD
S E N D 'IO R IIT :
Here’s something for you—a new _
—and say, it’s sure a dandy. Wish youdould see
the big stack I've got piled up here—looks like a
mountain. There are thousandsand thousands of
them—all packed readyfor me to put your name
.andaddress on, just as soon as you send them.-
I want every boy and girl, every man and
woman to have one df these Calumet Puzzles.
It’s more fun than a box of monkeys—the longer*
you work with this puzzle the more interested
you become—the better you like it
Vj
Send for one—see how long it takes you
to solve it—spring it on some of your clever
friends—see how fast their brains work—see if
they can splve a real puzzle.
. Don’t wait—cut .the coupon out^of the
paper light uuw; right away—fill in your name ,
f \ and address—send it with a two*
cent stamp to help pay post*
age and mailing
*cost
r
Si
BILLY S. PARK
m
mont
r
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T H E S A N F O R D .D A IL Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y ,'N O V E M B E R 20, 1922
gray :tin*d fnlh.'r will hold the stage
itntl furrow' his forehead n\>r, tho
r.niljein, HOY. And just as often u
youtIf with impbli dimple will rlis;us;t|
•FAT IIK It — front the hoys’ stand
point; un«l grontly to tho umnu'nicnt
of Dud, ho IS a problem, too; Cun
you doiibt then* will be plenty of Ulsi usslon after that?
The "trmihlv.'.’omc" Imy may come
closer to Dad mid put his pruldemn to
tthts to w-found • friend. Tjie .fajhers
who are conspicuous tnicei'.-tn-n as
'fathers may get bUAy and talk with
rryie inright and i tit pi rati on. Hoy
•Xpert*, tiny are, and l l . ^ talk of
hr,<ks.aiid music atfij pardons and pets
and. Kpurt* and enthusiasm and all
till' thin/r that boys love.
A fit matt* librarian once told \s-±
how hc^canie 'to |oVe the books Quit
Iib_4 blessesNWs jife. Ills wise father
ujivc him two dollars ami went with
11m to a Hdolist'ore, where the boy
chose'for him. elf n Life of Lincoln.
Ife carried it home r.pd put it on the
helf in Ills own room. It wqa his
mo d. cherished posses-fton, When he
im d 'rta’d und reread it. tb<ar mud •mn.thpr pibrrlnunie to the MoVu' ntid
he i-lfose a Life,of Washington. loiter
of.e of Hen joinin' Franklin and one of
CiOjnwef|. Thus as h:s own small li
brary grew on it.- shelf in*his room,
thv love of berths.grow into his soul.
And he hud •BSbite for the mady grey
days of 1ivin*r and the best compart
Lad Chained to Fire
till* till t,** ays sail.. Thai father Tan
■tell' his son of tho culture and J/ty that
com,' from grbjving things, and reTamil him how find sfnrtod thy' Hurtmn
Trtce in n j^irtlen. J f you wottld 'cxfsntyl h hoy’s hc-nl, fill it with reveroh c. a!!i| th ■ wav to c'o that i s to let
liir.t i’i(iw Mijiiething.- Tlie Iriy who
hai jdanttsl'a.garden is one o f .tho
nut ins fay a of the .\vi)rhlv- i Iftr gets
hcr.ltjt at if respect ,#lir .Ifarti-it toil alul.
di-iijjjmj, and persistence, The Imy
who bs-. wectl'il a long row of onioni
in iii-i u'aTi ' hamls and knee* in the
•o'l uu not tiuely to grow up a r-rwh
• i; n jperni.r. lie has won too great
a measure •>/ -elT-Se .pcef.
THE STATE
Daiiy Fasliion Hint- \ '
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Phone
WANTED
FOR SALE
WANTKD-Supcrintenderu y of .orftqit SALK—Nice f a t' tiirl
miffc grove, .C an give rerferenw.
per II). Address N. II. Harwich; Address
W. Collier, Route it,
< LatirJOl-Ctp
Lake Monroe, KIu.‘ *
20O.,ritji
en's, S. C.
FOR SALK Sewing machine, all at
lachments. Poktoffice box 117.
WANTKD -Team work. Inquire Mi
Hanson Shoo Shop.
FOR REN i —Jon. 1, 1®23, two t- rc
11-13*20-27, P-Mp
rooms, (65 per month each.—A. p.
H>9-4t£
WANTED—10,000* nt cm «*. b e s t-of •Ipnnclly, A gent • *
/security. Call nl Hill Hardware Co. A il (LEAKING LAND and ran
/ W. I. Hughey.
-’!’l-3tp
"ntsh
and pino wood
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WE* WANT to rechnrgc i.ud repair
YOUNG
COUPLE
want
hoard
with
a
your batteries. Our starter, genera*
private family or room. . llox ,r,;i.
tur and ignition .repair def artmeht is
in charge of an expert.
Genuine
“KX1DE”
Hattery Service.-RA Y
BROS. Phone 548. Sanford. 172-tfc
LO ST— I’itrl o f M asonic; charm.
WANED—A .chiuuc to taiild your
probably on* West First sired
new home before lumber get* any
between the Seminole Laundry
higher. Plans and estimate* furnlahand Craig Harris’ home. Rcwdrd,
cd.—Simford Novelty Works, 183-tfc
oak
Knsily
puppy, R 'inonths old.
20I-3U*
\ traiped, phono 1R5-J
FOR SALK Army tent Practically
new, f 12.00. Apply Sanford Dar-
AlTRAtrriVF. MODES FOR
OIIILDREN
Tlie frock to lift: left is equally
appropriate .for lit* maid of »u and
ti:. ilappfr of f.mrucn,' henoe the
fiappe? will Iwi wvirttlUsl t<> its living
rl.nkwl amnnu V h M n n V ’ fashions,
l» .Icvek.pmcnt
in tub, woolen of silt fabrics ’It cIp sea
rW>the Uiek, and U trimmed with
Collar, culb, and paici' piK-la-ts of
self-material
Mctlium sire rcqulick
3 1 > yanls 36-lnch or 2 ynnU ol Slinch.nuurial.
.
.
Fringe' ii no resfrctcr of fxrsons,
though it elects to apjxsir in diminutive
wvidtivon morickt for ycry small girts,
fuel) as the, one show if to the right.
The dress Is of dark blue serge, and
has a round* ncek, gat liered with a
silk coni, and f.ighia Tcr\cs. MetHuiti
I'.,
SI-inch »;rge
sire teqmrci 1
. . fard
.
and 9 yards o! narrow fnnge.
First Model: - Pictorial UcvicW
GiiUMhc.s -No 9711'. Sixca, 6 to 14
years. Price, 39 cents-Second Moiicf; ^ liilifa‘Dress No,
9GW. hiiC9, 2 It) <>years. Price, 3U
cents.
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201-2tr
gain Store,
FOR’ SALK OR K£ GRANGE for n
smaller car, 7 -pa vicnger .Pnckatil.Frcd_R. Wilson. Tar a t Williams’ Ga197-tfc
rage,
SkVERAI. HOTTSKS for sale. House
uti.tfc WANTKD TO RKNT--Permanent, 3
for rent.* ^ec Thig|icn
or 1’ room ’unfumi)>hcd ajuirtment,
WOOD- FOR Aj'.\LL fO O n cord.
' Plonao arrange to pay‘cash' qn «lelivcry, end specify the lin d of wood
wanted, .v.heii placing your order.—F.
K, Vomrty.
‘
HJG-tfc
Kbit SAf.K—Dosier und Gaya’ pniht*
nml varnished a t Sanford Novelty
Works, S autnnl agents.
|R3-tfe
FARM KIIS— You. can get seed bed
fh»m**i and irrigation plugs a t th*
Sanford Novelty Warka,
100-tfc
era wjth children u H ^ iv itli old peo. FOR SAI.K—10 nrro« in Loti'gwood.
pie. aiL- tole reaiatt!lt^op*»jpe^ floue- .corner,of Groce and- Orattgtf avcDhlng popuTntion! driven into wen b> mies, S. il. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W.
the Turks. These mDer.ilda women, I- 1 See. 25, Twjh 20, Range 20. Tiros.
*
11-2-1 mo.
obi, hungry, »leapairit)g. ^re.jterleasj ■J. Baxter.
•■•a)', the rtri'fts^w ills baldtnr rlinginir
I, M, ■ i 11.);i, ; dn I lie Panto their sk irts." In many refugee cen
*rty Pilot 1
; ';nd| St.
ter.- women win ' Inn sons nnd huy;
litre 't.tj iiupnrtnul oily with 5,buru's irase. fiooc leaden eyes, life
i.pnlntfon t.ij? ttiivv a mvfUory: In U ;huu shaktt th' tr dvuui: and-hear over, Their .Httlo ehildrerr are only enrtl tires. Two triple bag bumpers,
tie- f,r- * t .i.i IjLUlrftal'fTiuciir-. •*<:m Vtail:. la -1 him see the places hostages ft,r thg future-of that ele ? ls sun shade; eut-out operate^ from
f K.eli'b: irftit tb-re. .i: v.as the tint' me' i.i h- onrr.oR to' him. in .hls ment of Give!;, people who first'estab da**ih, spotllglil. step plates. License
r«t|.diy and history. Let.hfm de- Ii;dud tliciirsetva'A.in Asia Minor tlnrev with car. This car bear* our gunr.inu I'.-int *'<tr ’y birge lecrltery
tro. \ real bat-gain. -Sanford Rui»k
- - f •-«m foreign; enmiiiie- •. ht in llt *rn nral trave over thriy. thou’-and ycarg agiAL^r- *
Do.
Phono di!7.
,
201-31c
The tP-tober foreen t a.f tho nation
tni'ie fi'7 , t.:(. i add lumbur. A Ill' w.uin v, ill teuen laiVt ndids ration
"In 'nuiny* barracks children, and
Ptyjl,KALK
-AnoHicr
of
dur
Terr-'
.d r on: but if his 4nprusiaiun is sli- old people lie ilay'nnd night, flies eidnl corn crop is for a yield'ey 2,‘>VI.
tl-aii in led ig bisflt n’t tile
gains:
'11122
Hudson
speedster,
foil il is gone forever.”
, : : first
' •*' •• • i
y.lll.ttn.l bushels against tic L .M tr,y
'm,' n t' ores on tlirir l<»dies ami l’r e>.
driven quly.^900 miles. GoOil tires'
An uihie!<• tnlkinir of t.p<>rtH,' nrul their future bbick. *
■': i for*tB
of ;m ^9,:G2,<m)o, tlie ; >
', '
'and
extra lire , with other.equipment.
y
o
tliiiiaucljip
and
of
living
«
a
good
for IW2 being som$ 2n t'mn.9t*t«. jeiUi
"icing George thanks the Amerimn
This
rap i.s priced right. ’.W ill sell
pori
will
iiglu
tire
faces
of
young
Red Frov.; for iti hedjr apd extends the
cd« above tlie, five ye:tf avcrflgK
on easy lernnf. Hanford. Hnick f*o.
appreciation
of
his
■
nation’
.
to
the
r in Ut loiter
Phone "G7,
there is die l oy who peals, American Iiitople. '
A company has lunift mgcnlxwl in idtfactod i'dU 'iGI. paid Visitors ntul rc
ou rage the f d in school, and
"kinnllpnsf'Is spreading from one l’KRMANKNT WAVING,. Shampoo-,
JnifUsoitvItlc, wlt’r off 1 . In tl*u t ’lnrk nit,!, rm ount'd t*i 5'l|f).U'2, iplltlgt
who need* a little under coiieeht ndihn
eamn
to nnolhei*. ’iftg, walp rr?fd, facial treatm ent. Ihiilrtlng, *t > Yclivil:..; . fr.sli
y
A great bey • spa tnjintl Meanwhile Greece i-i a\vni(ing new Mrs. McCoyX'WcTnEa Apartment*.
,
t Jtlfl* ,'milk,
i ih .-c t ; ibby*
^c-trtl of cheep not fti tilt*- i fir (ills of refugee*.’ The" nue is on
193-l2tp
liraiuig. means r t - v ’y t ft ! r 1" tin t *i * slow i:i • b i l v e t " 'merit On It pi lTe i , - .fipplie*
of w ilor Ity_,*c ,
’ ' •
1 ■
PKI'I’KR SK kl»’Ft»R SALK I h ivi
and the-o ffesh.rdiiptoads of peopb*.
joss in tin* i' 14'i '. i 1
■.
a snrpb s of 35-lb's. of I’ilby King-"
1 o e*
l!o .11 Lowe I ah * twice The
Gleth-c gnvernmint ha* tel pepper sj-cil Paved by myself out of
mr.tcs 1..1. 'i'
• * •, m - p e . d i ! from ilncvard |. 1 alise of c-r.iphcd its ri'ltresentatjve.* in all
o u i large. I 01 •<a 1 T t .■ . , t t'.o l
I...... class* work. ‘Ilul be it said to reuptrica asking the utmpit*help from tbo very best New Jersey stock, $J.i*)|
>1 take* 17 freight enro in th p the ; d « fum t with new cnthtifithMn'and lh r.vnVdV hinting iVedit. Harvard had
per lh; Address; £ Undheti, ,DaAla,|
hmpunt of I '.iv id t 1‘i’d m whl It i( 1. . h tin m Ri w 1 i f ■ of tin- trmlfe to 1r-rmpgl» n.-d culture 'i n , recognize an every natlnnt immediately;"
F in ..
'
*
l ’.'8-tfci
i> ifie 1 h h ' k . pn)*-pi*fi*its, j iiiipii'tir.g mind wlifn II found our and
<I< hytiride.b gynld 1 ■ di.: ipml in one in
u ;r.
*
l i o -Jndior Ilu* iutellect that *'wn* ton
j f!‘A*%*ik ut hi T»trve jt a fclliiw tltl'H t »
h
ri-e huph lid n teii i.i li'dt.iinil text,
/.t/i.j ■-.) Dm v.-i-td gnr'.uqtod the ytning
'(,**♦ { o\, - i im uuiukitbli ,,i%Sti) ctuiThd Quarterly llutbtin of thy PV r
itla Departmeut. <>;’ AgririPuire, f
October; 1U22, is i-ml'.'. d "e.Tni'-. d I'
form ation Comerrnog Flor:
U<
source* anrt*Governiue:.t'." if i
full of infmmiilii.il a . oti • r;r i i_ ir
JiKat ami deserves' a plflie* in ovei’j
homo Jnterc.clcd 'In tin- p ro g rv et' <u
our wonderful stale.' t.Vjriva tun L
lujd from W. A, McRae, romuii--doner
of Agriculture, Tnllaluir-i e,’ Fi:r., r.
lortg tls tho supply last:. .
WANTED—A'jcaso and option orTJ
truck' fa,rm of not loss than twenn
* it. ... forty .Zacres,
___ _ < , '
or m ore'than
^luipp^
with ffowinp well not morn than fi^
miles from Sanford. Prefer a fan*
which* has been used for growing ctk
cry. . Will not .consider any farm o i
less |t is located on ft public road. Wi|
want- poMcasion.immediately. Writ,
description Of property and location
mid lowest annual rent to Republican
Trutkjng Company, Tiflon, tin.’
lS>t2ttj
for !»•*
—R. L. Chrisenhcrry, 12.1 West
THIS IS A
FARMER’S BANK
lluilt to back th e farm ers o f ,th is Rec
tum nt e v e r y w ay that* lies within
• out power.
i
■ .
HncLetl' by am ple financial responsibllity to ni<r in every .consjructive
< m ovcm enl ten ilu ig to Ittcrease pros
perity am i happiness on th e farm .
Hank with th is strong,, friendly iusti- tut ten and you tire assurer) the
. ai in ■o f v n fe ty a n d 'ta n g ib le a s iis tata w hen rerjuirCd.
A (
UNITY BUILDER
F. P. FORSTI'II, President
B. F. WIIITNKR, Caihlcr
20t-ntc!
ONLY RKQUIHFS Un-dl Jnvcsttlunl
Irving Ra^hellor.
to handle t'hl* luihinet.Nowdoing
w
ell.
'Good profit, e.m 1>.‘greatly
Offers Gold.Medals
increases). Usa*t senhon just begun.
. For Good English Hotter invs digatr, 210 1’ifie Ave.
w i n t e r p a r k ; n *«v. ud. <spe lu llIjifp l wa* quick in IpalhennlIld).In iirtfen lb tdinuilatc. hderett in
1!..e
' blit thitk-lc‘;idj-il in every oilier
Gulf Mates anti there a te many vafi
At t r*•;«! rr q
gitruL
Ktiglirh
nnd in muuuI Aim-rfcanI fr of nt'idy. (Je r^Ttrugefl to u rumkla int.)
t'c-a, with ;ffiiit.* of dlfL 'vitF^'hai'e , -.t-i/ d f' t'f*. uu
tb
e
Ktuildiils of the clcvp!)1
iLjii
niQutig
brtf i ' nt I Wutilw k h, ’ but no om-v^ver dreitmed
cxd’u ra ail'd »ir.c e an'.l gruv lng a - liiyTt*. Kden and wiitc
lit
and
twelfth
ttrndcs iif Floridn Rertt or had j he .would be the Idol of tlie RritLIi
us two pomnlit lit w i g h t . Th,* frotl|thl« njijilc
1
tor
high.
v,
hool*,
Irvdng Itaclu Her, the
•
n'intld
|
Umpire.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Ijut It.elnglcx^RTgC flat ! ceil whicll i- Il I C-.-n-tt re.-d
idietinuqbliL'il
jiulliotl
who ).*• a Ve,*i-.
•m
b
f*!
The
tree
ha.*;
spell*
«f
growing
and
without, a hard seed co.it and iO!!se- h.tve.V'i!' • nil *
jd in t of \Vintef V : \t/ nnd a t not tec of.
f|Uenlly‘i* eatea. Willi‘the »e-t of t h a t " tenijA Adijin,
j iirr(j. ; ..pf qui d. J;u d'ft'.i the mind nf
(
a t.iy .. qtilini- * I« the rule of thef 1Rollins College offers (null year two
vegetable, Chayofc* ^lntTyt f> ^ a tc a [ ',
medal*, one to he given to a
!. :* . {./ 'vfirid; hrillinncy the exception.
v.heit qultif Ip tli ilni . hut ti ,, j
.
,
, .young nilifi uitd the other to :a young
u*
F ather and Son. week is hclng celeimpiowK ns ,l!u „fn;ifV ; -■r--J< rna , .
, ■ r,
j hraled througlj’>ut*Oie nation. Many wcnutn, for Qtu he.*t essays jvi{itten on
tutU y; It can benu-ved in fanny
witk.h
this subject* named by th e prlr.e qonheart* "and ronscicm:?* have been
and r f -iiH-n (or rAoklifg it rtrtjl jUifti'-" ..hH, , (j
ft j!J
,,
. ii:</cord and-many Homes will llVreaN t- t committee. Thi • yeifr thtf deliv
uiara about pfgflpelhg .it c9s» be. lin«l L ^ wi h rm
ery of tlie essay* will occur on F6lia t oft t‘T be lijn hhmler ami Happier. Father
fu-e front Urn 1’. S But *< i 9f
n . .,
1
1 ipaf i will brie n year of Jig*’ fur.ench day. uary. 2.1, 1923, during Founder'* Wi th
InduMry, W dnh'nyton.'D. t ‘. •
;mif_ T
fc i.t-rk th’p l he i* re -1ranting tho hoy’s.view- at Rollins College.rn!Jt..[p o in t, and ttv^llttlc' lutrd crust of 1n- * The sulyecta for the propasetl es
•o0 'p ^ .ld fp a m h 'n c e .n n a hfandoffishncKs that say? will he announced'in the vejy
,’ iduit in the hoy will cH?»olve In that near future, so those students who uru
ic Uty "'nf'd ' 1 id eolvi-nt ’ .cntiiradeship. —. inclined t« try for the ne-dals will hgve
practically ■two months in which to
1. * "», 1 Jacksonville.Journal.
prepare the assay*. The rules of the
contest •! Squire that all essay:! must
RBI) CROSM I'JEItFECTlNG
be in tht? hands t'f the Prise Contest
ORGANIZATION lN-GRPRCR C«mmitte.», Rollins College, Winter
trim sjuutathai' hai
, •* ' n chy tlui ilepsrtnuni. I
* inL reA -^iaja
Park, Florida, not later than January
t-ij ta n get ,i md I ' ■
■
WASHINGTON, *Nov. 20.—Upon
departm nt, WtJRdnaton, ,). C. , *
tho quick charity of America largely • The essay* nre judged by flic com
t
depends ih e.fa te of a miHian.Uhrls- mittee who hnsc their decisions Upon
■‘L.'idy Ji ’
a i‘. hi 1
-*t ,< hi ri .WaTl
tIans' driven from A sja' Minor by .thought, originality and expreaslaiu
Itclonglitg to .L M. 'Lcatlier.. «f V.
T>riti*h military success. It *ia de- The six- Itost essays, three, by young
1; nil, tT A t- cot ritjf, \V
on, !.,! 1
(n«m
! Ht Natjonul lleadquaittrs of men and three by young'women, will
SONS AND FATHERS
335 i ,
0, ' i • . . : :
- 1.
tin- American. Red f r o t h
Gicecu I:.- chi".' from the group atid* these
either will he n scptilahr'o or a place *i*j. will | e (ho ones .delivered nt the
in a cufjli‘.*t at tlie Wi. l n n W..tHIng-,
•1
of re b irth ■for the^e stricken peo today rontolft in February. Miss Gayle
ton Expi rim qnt.Ststlop.’
•
a
ple, whose tieiperate pligitt i* ftirthcc Marshall, feprewenting Sanford Digit
depicted gi a eahk'gtajtt recelvi'tl by School, and Edward McGill>represent
the Jiiuk (,'rws Trotn Vico .‘(,‘hairlnan ing Waldo High School, were the win
Dttrin;; IOd.1 n t jUrj of 1.95 i chlldr :U
A. I’o?s Iljil, v.hi Is directing rtilicl i n g , in the contest' last spring.
v e rt; 4:fib.d by accidents in Nsr,. York
worji from Athens.' .- titty, or an aybrage of 2U in ch week,
Dean’s School .of Dancing at f^ilvcr
A niunument was eri-xted to Ui^lr
King 'George, of jGpeaw, through
m cB u n y ln Central 1*.. • : , fo’owi^g .a
Dr. I{ilC*cnt thanks,tn the Red-Orhrif Lake, cveey Tticsdny nnd Friday' cv.
parade of Bchoid *cbiljht'J) wjtu bore
fo riits aid and ^xprersed the ajtpre^ ening. ' ’Terms reasonable to . begin
' '
203-Up
benhora ylintainigg wnroirt; tiottiiciation of hi? nation tq life Amrtic.tr. ner*'. Co)h«.
people. The Rffl 0 ro?i»)s rapidly per•' Y
*•
(4cct»rtg its ’organlotion in Gr- i ,
S E E THE. NEW SUPERIOR
• The J t i . Bare.iti « CHcAus Ir ' ( M cb ijne !* a Hj,|je i
s a il JDir, iiUkL> jciyiassge, wiifch Wvrr.
t;!i for extract-! nroad. and ..nil oaggf;
t*j*c**M3*ynfm Tfri*i- Tt ri iisiillgtlrtll
im .0 .1
j
1922. ' S*h>irwu* one of the tanfiy hensj 1 '*
FOR SALK J tar gain. Urnuil new
allot-cun. I12 gauge .hamnulrlcss,
double barrel. r..*t 585.18), sacrifice
foi <ni|ck *a!e. Term*. See L. Urban
,,
-*
• ' 2»:i;3tp
May.
I ol! SAI.K I Vj ton RepuhliC Iruck
In good emidition. • New Goodyear.
Cord tire* on rear wheels.-—W. -P.
Wndo, 1115 Isn't,,Rich A w , Deljuul;
FOR 'SALK—Gas stove 2117 French
203-fltp
Avc. .
FOR SALK Household -furniture,
Phone 99..
______ 203
Ft)R fiALK* ()R litAUK^rGootl mule
and. wagon and harness for Ford
touring ear. See Joe June,* at. Hock
ey's Vulciuming Shop.
20,l-2tp
F()ir*SALK- Upright pin no, ' good
condition, for 5100 ensh. Atldrcss
Cox 352. *
.. 203-Qtp
F u ll BALfi—Lot on AVet.t FirSt’street
close in. ini|ulrc 200 Park Ave-
THE SEItyiCE 1
THAT YOU NEED
A banking1service that meets
with yum: requirements itf the
service
th
a t you need.
• *
_ .*
The service of the Peoples
Bank of Sanford has been
p'kinned to meet the needs of
tlie people of this city and sec
tion. uni ft will meets yolirs.
We present our service to you
with every assurance th at . it
will #. ease yo.u.
Saiiford, Florida
-mil
FOR RENT
Next to Prineeaa Theatre
F()U- UFN'T—FurnishiiT rooms south"^ieSiVcprher. Klni nnd 1, 1th' street
August Schneider.
* • kOl-'llp
FOR RKNT—Furnished apartmcnl
on first floor, adjoining hath. P ri
JOHN. COVE. Proprietor
vate front cntfymco. 217 K. 3rd St.,
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
2 blocks frnht Post Office.
2flt-2t(
1013 West First Street
- - .
1Q18 W « t Fir«t S'
V o lt •* UENT^-Houkckc^pT
ntenL: 710
ntenLi
719 Oak___
Ave,
_
(Sirnfortahloj room* are
’'available a t 318 Mngnolin A ve.'
’
*
’ 197-Otp
FQR * RENT—Fu:
117 Liutrcl Ave.*
, luT-f'tj)
FOR RKNT^Furnbihcd l»d room, V
por week, 314 East F ifth Streep
' • •
200-3tp
SANFORD MARISLE & GRANITE IVOR
t^ltrHFNT—
. We use nothin^!: but the best rbaterialfall
t >. Work done by expert workmen.
v o r -j i e n t ;
'.todni* and Iritcbeneua.
�PAGE FIVE
THE SANFORD DAII.YHKHALD, MONDAY, NOV EMRED 20. .1922
BASE BALL
FOOT BALE
b a s k e t BALL
t r a p s h o o t in g
GOLF
BOWLING ;
TENNIS
^
BOXING
CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
After Winning Over palm Beach Friday Sanford .
Drops One to Miami—Final Score 10-13. •* I
Amann S
«ll| arm-** vru.
•an''gray variety, known a i
cpl- P«rMllh>. Tti*
tor.-failr" TkC}J brhmg to* tijo Itedeht; T l i o t r i y a K e e n lirnetltled.’tjr lW
use. Fob ti<*rvnr**E«i.*, t»;iiics"t mu,
*nmily of burrow ing 'animality and the niatUrji mi'J dlrurttera of this hi rod It
, ethnical riaasi.’Icnti'm o f 'th e cJttdn1 bat no peer, ■ l!ea*t, (fusti tctMliijuiiiale
!!/•)
tall v ' ’L uptii :8/K ’alkosA'.' ID tbits ttlil-li iy« but a ’few, t#k*rt ft
In Tub f1!r j . Ijev, W. ri, Hjtjr•ro rapid j it e ^ ( m r Ir\. A ustralia when hundred*
tl'b,. Vreriiyterbin wtr, later, of Pstneirjl*
they wer«* i'niroduced, they hecnttto n lit, AlaVeny*: .
•
Yn*sum—we did tost a game by ycmiri.e, hn\i;ig BO nxturrtl animal "For n wrr.i't im ny yearn t have bee#enemy. The*' are doainictfvir every-, nahjrrt to eimoille; ortfl M |tm»t*-HeT*u**'
attack* of tn'llpe.ntlon. JU ylr.r-: rsr.1
where to growing ' Ve.;etBl>t(*fl mild of
the Burntlvy; effects o f t-VtraUne *on
Hut that ton urn! a half of Miami young treCB.
* -. * _
, ftne or tVrn of I ir t'P^t.frt'nfi, t
t h f Florida pnnttlef, '"Feliit 'Con • to utmost ..fcwr de*neratli}n. to’ try It,
beef hud to J« some tall Inlstling to
color Floridnna," is still, found I n ^ U n W l ®
Mjr
,:r'
win at (HaL
the rlevn w.rods/ usually rrlmote from
Hnivorsbl', MVA\* Jj»v'-n>Jqr. «>f O n - /"
scttb mentSr It Is compnrativc.y chy I
.loairainvitiiiiot. roitiolistlon «r hpsl- .
..Ami then, too, Mr. Observer, plo
th
e
fuct
th
at,
and
hhfd
t.>
find
owing
to
its
w
’.tnder1
1
,.],',
,■
take into consideration
fact
at
Hanford rode all night in
in uutomohll'M
aotomobib » .ing habit.*-, t h e * *ft fo ,t - f this an>'J1*V « . V u * ' t - .< »nmV«
to I'alm Ueaeh and stopped there le rg mat leaves very little tru ll, esrepl it? j ukb a new pemon.*—AJv.
vj enough to win a'gnmc before, prfffecd- rood or so'C and,
lt_ ranges In. "[f your local dealer does not han*
■ In g to Miami. And th a t’s ho Alibi length from vi\ t • eight feel, and i« ‘die KKKItAf.INK, send 11.00 direct to ;
either them’s farts, * .
v.j lghl fr on fifty In ninety pmndv ^
F K lJIlA U N R ' DlSTUinUTlXG
'A fter, winning a gatnu over the One-Field Goal
West I'alm Beadi High School W ar
Defeats Yale Team
riors. in »••'»
f* m tm Hu Sanford
‘ Fort Meade Is g<dnfr_ stVong th il’ usually' hunted w ith,rings and tlvy _________ • • ___________
.. . , ?
a•
n^regatlon motored on to Miami
sen Mtn, lull wp are afraid ‘they ‘ are often get hurt. . Fanthers nre fool
jr* iu i*j
rut P i Ka M
. , , foF
1'IHNCETON, N. J., Nuv. 20.
«f j H fo? rUl wf ek "J
l , .expectant of rt.ntli.otng their I«nR (,lhcP hero wm, mi leil to the long lU t]lho <4ly ,5ow in(r
u rtV,0tw f ^
, Jilitg tu tu a jrlttp up Jigftinst aome-ihngs. , The lAorjd.f *wild cat. "Lyn
String of viitarles, only tn be tgrned (lf
|{rI,Jir,m tnrs
ov'ents, d.mv that.thK mune lend- ^
ftr Jnfng tough when they Innd in Han-: Itofur Floridanu* ” are cAmmon Is
m
h.v a team oUt-wei^rntr Sanford K,mH'lh Smith, ll.V .T I ^ k right
**%
oW V\a™
to
P', fi.l.l this week.
.‘
: •me io.-uluie
F O ItT H E
at least 2
I’umiiijr.iu ine man. ..
! tlr'ip-kii
kcil ati field
MH poundn-toithc
dpip-kii ked
Odd gjinl
g^nl jn
InShe thir l l!?ne n,1,lw'1 WoyortsM. Itnwliiig hit PQ
-,'j Wolves, ldtuk <t»0l* gin;.’ varieties,
Pa; • *
. fitsl giDtiC with the rTutgregiitlonnls
• Chaplin; Miaml’.s higH-M-h.m| won*.. pi.f:M<|, uf tll(!
Vale H al.y!’*1^
u sfn rq occasionally found. Florida fox*'
Pa
eottnrd 'Mclaicfts* war*report
V IE F A N
season has set a 'pace that tfti - M O
i!i r,.stojkl head and should.
bImjv.* ur.by nfie/mron nad-won the annual
^
j•
p j being Injured ^mi; out of the g-np' |n tire'mmewhqt siunfler niul grayer orri
it will bt hard to heat.
■— the bad: then .those*-found .farther
' nil the players. hi:i larhlbuf - was Intec1ynrilty‘ clMretc for the ’ Orange islmuld he hold
. . .
p-a fca Pa Vn r n . l t i r z *a Pa. m ! Miami, False alarm -glad to
sMt venson, liraaktn? Inin the gflnu-.tuo
deadly and sure and many w,n Jit* nr.i m„..L t ,1
I'r.’gram for tvegk sta rtin g M u rJ .»» willoml Leonard it would uliim-A hoitii.' T he.otU r oml mb:k W re « n g
m is stfjl ONLY D U V C m p S 'CUMIN
. time ho '{.teked forward pass. . nut of
,
1,‘ftV, K(lv.-.20th: •
j be n» tt shi^ without ruddfcr.
. •.ety.eomm.m. - J ; ' -v\
ft h nuth
" SA M !'i:i) ’11118 EAR
the nlr'thht were iiimtHl at a S m ford rrilteettht's pfgdiin hi .toiy with th u b
rjfouml m many
It
***&*■>.
‘
its
habits,
player. .He, of course
uorse. VW.
! '' ’Of tiio fnihoiii !'■ . .b.ior i.m titt, Sam «*YV4;** f,,r4ht‘ * f v
l*1**-'-*'/'*
jh
aWo KtftfNewrft- SVe
L-fcus.l’yiei*
AV«ilfdte Refd in "Tit-’ -' ••ft'It
by ath^r hUf men , in fact lho whole White- and oth. ..h, win with ste rlin g } '!^ " ® '' U'ht he mten-js to |d«> thru
Miami Unm was like
ko.onebig oiao.and gHdiran .beds have sSufel
^
Oho*t «>i nt.-rV Ai ■, o So ib pollard 11 ® »
although Sanford played tin sam e ?i.(li|ll8 fl,r *iheir alm a.maler,
WlU Ukkt> “ ,hl hw,‘ T om nlv. Vv.-rv l.-.dv or t*irl all. ml-1!«»»• ’
the ywtr.
year.'
good lirand of JntH (that thf;^ liavej All . aron 1’rlruetmt cdSchfft ' huvu' ors-ef lTl(’
Under A ge of 12 .•
In;: this theatre n.-vt Tue'-uhiy.will'll’
I n ti playing this seamin', tifoy. feltlU v n drilling Smith hi liio a rt.-n f* Ar,‘n,!" ;./'iuWnVer, is a eb.se [liven a free (-day ,of "What I Know
ADULTS i ">f* (Including' W ar T ar)'
eoamuiii
lire efferta «if heing’ nn Btfaage lerri tlr.'.p-'kickiog ns some yeark agd liar- c.mtdarl, r nnd '.Steven sup will* n»t In* About Womyti’' bv. Wallaeu Dahl.-..—
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' "uiMt"II!ey„ To- 'ellowedtn 'Jvi'fifrc.r' ;l (fr,TtlciP nr Mr;rks.tae i*uuirTt*i* lias Wrsmie
far.!'1fi'.idii|7rir*"rhJit.by
;
t„ryr their limtft m rtqrtrip
Wednesday - Chnrlty Hay in “Her
!■'(. Meoiler' trait net’ll KU:*in»nief| olgime the day before, and v. hen thu >day th eir tu. !: brought ample rewfihi. ‘\iiiunn will |i;iM Itiin. The following MaiLJJaigtirri.” Alsu a two-*pa it Ceil*
t * f> lait* Sutilidny.
Atjtl Sanford
b*st whistle was sounded and th e%
ife b -; 1 h» Ni-il-atk Ltd", senieely out- of .Ids'* *b»WH toe lie-1 fifteen I
tin y l onicily.
Of wild bird : ft e r.frl r-Hgrr.tiiik
ris e if a red away it Wus fmiud t h a t , 'teiiis standing oh Yuh-’.i fifteen- * site.^ iriol «:* Iasi v-y.-k, tli«»f s*
| . Fifthly.anil Saturday—Alina Rtf; trouii e,. rt.'.Mendi’.thif coming Suture
ire
JiVe Ki Ueii l JfTiifTih'd ki l ls * *mnor braves-ivcre s it t in g -on the llt lie j yard Hire, rnlndy lifted the bslj ,^ e r ;';'" l,''‘,, "aim ■ in thu li d on;tco-inbof benn fn "Thu Valley of Silent Men!1' tiny.
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In'
1'TuVidtr. Vast of them aft
d id - v /a forty to thirleen
tre.
1 1 g o a l bar an I this feat.;not par ‘htet- being t e l t<iv I‘*St
\ [Sergeant Kent, *of the Northwest
Mi
l
l
)
ANIMAL
LIKE
IN
FLORIDA
piaicefi
<
j
tin ! r t : . L ‘ lvi.il tmgr.v
AUlmtlgh th e (core rhoive I it Atide ti. olntly iioirresHlve at the tinu'.'spelC
’
v .l, ‘ U!,‘ .Mountnj, who wheji f»«'\hink« he’ is
'■ __ ' tvry bird law!
margin. In /avor. of fdlnmi they, huvej eiT vh-t
in huge letters late in the •'devensoir tCbng.l
-) ■*•“ .
Hying, fells a- Ktory (hat Jiratpls him
.
.
.
...
rvir..
j,.ft “Annum
t Farmers)
admitted th a t their victory,was' earn- twcdmht when the rival teaaYi left
maim 11
arm ors)
I** *
**t!J '
’tlv M inn l-TiL-mi
as a imnderer and let’s the ’ grfilVy
aN< still-fo'inil. ’They v.-e^e oaee very
IVaninatmt (<
(C our.)
oig.)
ed only nftei" tleirperkle pbiying. Not the field Vviihmil^Ioriber rr-*irln/?T
I'e-ininston
I
L • r-inn go* feee. Then he n.-eovers and
time away back In the
nu-rt.im.s, but If.iislfil f ’w their k’-le*
'!t
7t-u
I
*
h.ng
)
r.ntil the filial qtiarter Wu? ^ . “l.under ----------- ,
death by nani'iie*, starts r-.jin in the naes he fort* white men e'il
h* v an now R*i - art • th at viritor*
*
i.M-.y
(Me’lM
tart*. Ilv -Janie- Oliver t orwond. AI 0 | i ’.slay part of t h e ‘world.
my was the. issue fully d : l.-d " " ‘I ( B lo C U i llJLf O l’ F l i n t
l'.irdy have- a ehno. ,. id see one in
L.
JJenaed
tt
,<;»
:)
Fox NTnvs. ’
.
! .-Aioup.m d in hyjre nnlindl life.
the wit'll rs-jTl.., Sj-reiti-e! huui-e i, is - '
tl.i big lead they bad-over oor team
oirn ( Farmers
A NATIO NAL
Canning ( • I 1!. lleMilleV "Map : 'ilttsUwbm, el phalli, s-d>cr-tiinth l|C*-r
did not keep them ffi’illi' fight ,ng e v -!
be m '!l lit rity paik fountnin
ftopg.
i
"Tile
and
like
other
iwid/dengetotis
beasts.
diiugliter"; (d irgc* Arliss
r-i\ inch up i/T iT tye last.
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J N S T iT U T S O N
V stated
.
.that
. . . . „WaP
•-- .
Al.r., Nov. did. to liidyhi d i
Holing Vino»loti” ’* t'The Old Home.h is shown by f-m l temuins fimnti in
v;
"r
■" ’ J“ ; -V "* !,r
Miami fans'
I*
untie
A.
I'e
i,ti!
11
oft
-.
1
•i
tr.inte
mat
I,
I
V,
•
!,
til
|i|Il>
mu
',
onJv
--tixiil**; ” | Am The l.siw” ; N;*i.'imova iliHtry Hittii>(!9 (if the state, aftd tl or o'. .I--I the [■• A*
we A* mol big
r die n onlyi#-Ui.ii defeatin "A I toll’s llnuse.”
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• bones are now tv he seen In eollago , b*’A" l>ear, ci*(.,nt-. oj p*n uiji and'rnh
id Hanford ns Mntni w as-opt•thought jio- peopliy of’five yarrin being ir,- ; (iije)i' i ! ai n».*r-i v*
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a-.-aiivd
tlii-'
<
tdiiai
Is,
A.iltiirn
ib
lo-t
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I—.»!bsfirm / in hlKtotiVal intmeums,jjhi(s:-(Ve deer i 4 the only latpirtaor
Wnd not-guessed a t tjvefy taro in the
defvatc.l
f
t
Hire
A
dieoe,
d
tu
0.
The
l>
.t
.
.(Me
tVI
j
and in the «•'fitter of thy state giMjhr-j Vild animal, u n d r pro*,or tit-n,. WhiL
ft ini- nttd tbi-ro were t i p o in’ tthe
p m ,- When some of MeLj: , ^ e a d - .,," ‘y i ; " if.'a n te in the third p .- i.t JeljtdlaV (M It’s I
.
’;i-t At. Till It. tut ssi 1*7* Retimin' of th<’:-! g wi!*! animal* are scar* e fit J-'tur
PER 1*011 *«1AN(iES —knriioitive horn- loive also i.-.u-n found.
[,,’*r atnte !iti:s mure -kind i v '
work and the other ,S<L»d i d ^ - r o ': Ui " ‘ W 1* " Kui>t,,Ui’ "*
‘:n’1‘ PftA I fjid.tty 1
-tie
r.
Tit
■
’open
Si'UI.F.l
j*AR.\bi:, F»;M A.
’Fig'
fish
than
any
,
,
i i in
■‘_ •'__ell ’ . gi i- a punt nwa-' fnoj*^4:i w vr ti \ ( Merrii.iOt )’
1 little f-diow', about the wm* of the
brilbiittl playing h;t<! Mmto.
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' . ,
' - TsTj , .
in
Florida
begin
in-,
huntiud
• -i . 1
i. i . i . uo:i tim*. i to !,*( be Ine bloHteil t>v
-in-rp, The horse, as we now know
a- ft) what was going im rod wlrat
. . .
,
-eii rat Ant,urtfj(,layers. .Moonon, fn”
■ ' Tnlit! i’.m
Jdtn, was not found in' America whetij " -Nm'buber. Hunters should (,!maright happen pe*L
r, i ;n
ti e Alabaioimi, fell ott the .ball . lie■>—-itton dr
\Yulks Away Will. I'klr) i he white man entile, he brought Urpt -*ilU life, game |aw“ . f.-rtaht eputUie
T h il'defeat at the haoJ . f Miami t
..!■!
h,' -II the gut.I.
giu.l. (lo a try for place- •Men’s t lob
">i\v e-vential animal from Kitrop,.*. have l*H-a! reBtrit-tinris It I*.rvt4| It.
V.irtorv.
i . tin iltst reifit In’otji’ local i veo and
i.l i:.
in it a fte r lh.v..t*< a irtuwn, Mi.n’t oi l*i. i met * j .
Tirrntd l.nwe it mtrUtplhal and (I„.jt otivv the law am! avoid, p *d>!t? Irmt
U.i nit-r? fact that- t h y »n , -d Utf-ir
id de.
fa Ad -to i, i-. I, g'O.r,
os
I
1
1! (at y ,t lull .
NEW ORLKANS; Nav. 20. Lit- Indians.foon shade use »f iL
leuiii y
fte.il line iitlrt hold Pitch a In
,
, ,
Centre’E-fnnterl Idek-slep id lack iti*t..iy CJ ib.
11 | Uwe.l .lawn to bat a hollow ahell of
The wood huffalo p! one time was
r . . In
, develop
, _ .
•
S< kui i a store shows that S.itifordJfiidtil
ervios againd
Hi.- Are e t 'ltd . * ••’*1*.’; its real strength, Talnne vnitjly tried Annid in tsur wood.*., byt he ittojed
was ia the gaim> apd rigid
ItdiatP- leapt and Jo tha final period, ; bm a A Co.
,tn fitnve off the.utmishes of tbg Uni •vert before the whije nmn, and tin
iserfiteb a t al tiinuAj
after Covington rv. >r'.ed In short f-,rversity .of Fir.f(da football tenm of lie great plains existed in vnst mini-'
In tjjbir {{nine ngninst I’nltji Iteaeh vvnrd
a.-K fur M*vt*ritl small gain .
of
the*Flu!
=
TJ<f1ane stadium libs afternoon . and ’ll--*., it.inted’-for it’s hide it has hetlie tiny before Sanford played in triv
i tt i t| (,*» it ituluri- the l*a‘l
went down to v_
defeat, by
jYvn.
.*•
• .. v forJiion, rnid would ha^i- had lit-;
' a seore of .jnie evtlnet a:! a Avild* range animal.
Vqi| «1f»
•hTt
(o.ffn nny fSffhf»r )
Irsir ft:ni|rrm: i pitvlltnik under
*’ t»,
27
4a
Ik
-11-1 i« f Ilird I.idy in the eitV Xlit. ut •1 iH VrMif ft»*;| I e—
f
t
kMl«
ID fit»I 1
lie lUm.-olty ill j:IBtig up a " g* seurt*. ^ own e O-tl lit).*.
.
t mm
a
' *r -’ f 1 *
Tin- vi-.ftoui Iruoto. red ijtuVn' t ti ■ il
‘‘.-W iur<re r**-ei v.il io wii'T1* d,f *|***-rri»'l;|i"»s TMirt «
rt-iiwitY I#
diist their opponent., w. - it n**t j
lu.. v ki>kmu - - ) AtiiarCii, * 1 ti,.err; lighti-l 1 uiiiOe i*o'0 iiil(* siilrtp.,'»nut ■* ' Hi - i . Ol ,0.1 OI’Iih] tfi |)rn\%t. f*»F Hi1 1*' fvi'iY'.’ In ri* JuRt
flnrBf
2 ■ !
ti.at tin y were working uti< > o h lers.,,
i^l an. ,.! fVnDil* L u.ik, and 1. :* * i . * t i*
n«»w ili.ii >imi will tlrnp tu »l ywur
1
2
a:id
F
ro
xl-utrd
all
aett.il
alt.'o
l.
Ilia!*
.,m.
aN
r.*.
h,n'.*
pun
o
o
f,
■l t'otiYIi Wdl.i-omi thnl It) \ ion <tV i i-.;i Wni uhit<* - nnrtuiny. IjuntierI»ru Sluri! iihtl (•urriiaEt? a l*f»Ulrt ot
.Odd', •■topl.-tt'K H.nt' .l l heir oppom-ids.
• ’t he wild animal Ilf., of Florida H
taj.e it easy and con er.e tii'-ir*| j ., (ftivjiigiiii. was ftie_iif'.-iiKive atnr Mtni
JHtU
When (la* final whistle blew, tljer.* iovr^i6iAe.what,,nthlt.‘.l in variety ttV•Strength for the big game tllfi follow foi-Vt-Hti’ift -ripplo-: off several goad; '
w ot hardly n- regiilnr Tulune player
live to h u n leri who h ive t hke l
ing day.
gf.iii',* one or HO yards, coming .abun j
Thin W itk'x Schr.lute . .
I -ft nil the field, m arly all o f. them irV nnmp-f the fierce lieatda of ArrlFort Meade will |day i'i Sfmfortl, iCter the game begntt.
j Mini.lay Congn-gntinn^ls Va, Chai”?. truing (>iit tbr.eugb Injuries or *’ex- ftp. ittttglim Our animal iijelttde the
lids itei k smd rmothcr k ud Unttlft 'H [
jenr, tb-pr, eiitim. n>i[n. oihis, foxes,
Inimllmi.**
.
fMV*!n.-s.t/,y ftolary vs. Mettlunit*.
hrt.fotl for as this'eleven i *.vadp „ Browns 'i’ake Care
here
J)b*khm> F orhla’s fnlibiuk’, mill ajulrrids, raid.its ete.
Thursday-.-M en's,.(’hd* vs: F a .u ic.'n
ti *nugji the liniuo,clui«t lh:tt ‘sinford
N.-wton, half balfba.k, were the hip ■Tti* Itears of Florida, the "Uretn
is
o f Hiirvard—M-ft
I ns kraten and tla»re funs Inal want
HEAP OF
far toys in Tulnni'.t defeat, tlieir lark F'ti- b'amis," beb.Vg i.i irv.natl np**e|es
l i *oe some real foot hull ill ■•II iiuvri;
lirtg and orwanl |xi -ing t»eirig spv.
• M lltliH 'H F. Mm
Nov. 2U,
th -ir rulemliir so tau t tiothi.m ■ I' bi*rirnLir.
:r a fivr-jeA| f. *1. arm* d wi.ll haip
) -ten- with their being nj liar .‘nine. Uir,.M)’:t fooit . il . ten It, heaL-ti liV
l
a w ; lins a sJfC>tt tail and shgggy
a t
Fo o d !
■a f«-,v wicks ago, won fm in'llnr- ■
T he'lino up njidj summary of the:
T ulr.m- (k
I'nijtbin h’loridn, 27
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utilni*.
It
ft*i*ds
on
Mat unlay fray h ns follows;
, vyr.l .Saturday. The H*nre
. watt 3 full,
l.e t .._ i'.___ Mountv
inc t.r. ri*i)ta, fnliL*. fi'di, iulpW
a sh
The hunting ^wtson opens, todirj' I'idllips........
e s s .
Miami (Mi)
!•«.. Hanford (1.1) ’
H ' d - 1>
'"'.de on .. field goal,
t.r.
.*A--* Roltityfon real ly dnthing-lt. enn chew. Indivldti- j
nn’
d
tlie
clans
were
gathering
all
d
a
y
,
E*’»ffr’rtCooler*
i
■ 1
Kj ,*ki,ke-l a i tile nrrt ph.v or the fourth
.V - ..: ^ Hyrd tin have la erv kil'ctl weighing ns hlghj
ycfttdfdfly getting to the woods ami -L'<
---- *-- -.k I
Ol ell
•
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, A ^H h t i i r v J ,»>y Fullback Adams from the
.
.
. -------- fluhn
(or, pounds. D w hunting
...r i»
. an j
_e-l* R
early start* at the .birds and rotlter! Jj'1^‘!■->
. - c:
f.’ezeau
' ----—,J I.. tt. ........ .... Flowers 1
r. g .- --------- Duwicttj i | , ( , . (big event. Thov
t
di
HizcUft
of
the
wo-itki
this
morning.
Hlmkshoar.,
..
’
Pone
^’cither .i.Cqptnln ItueJI
m*.-.. nor
.... . GNirge
r. t . ___ _______; Doty d-i a little hunting Jheatalves by cap-,
War man
. . c.
Other’- kIt i" estimated that- more hunters
v
AND GOOD Ft)FREE
l’<a n ......
.r. e. -M him an. Cupt. ta rin g piney .wood.r pic- tluit foravC
i: ; ‘ ■i r i i J B Q r
,n . c c ‘* s r l"lh y ' (;team, will be-out today, that, huvo been, in ' Gnn.blbV.. _
Iliirchati
MclCenny.
>a't
near
tii"
bear's
honu*
’in
the.
1lUu'.wooda lo r nntny years, tind there f «»• «m ana^r.^i|.b,
.......... F L ’
-ai d all th e efforts p f the OrihUon
(‘ri
-Drown_____.1. h. . . . ___ .Ncwtnn
I t osier. ‘#srtjr»»MS•»J#=
rwamji*. It Jn’mit danzerofm except
,f !"1' M° ' i’oarhes who*departed from the us-.ial ia ntfco m art'.game in the wood*
Will Conduct' a
...r . h:
----- T Fttsc when wounded. Its meat hj not p;irI-or...
Mcl.iit'3^ ■ - *
a.
. . .
year
than
ever
before.
The
weather
D.
Brown.—,
pdliry of aemllhg aubstituU-s , only
f.
k
______
Dlcluan
.I’’i*:;ler.4.
.....
'ir*j|nrly palatable. It usually breed:
—l> H*
—
—
*■' Peek agmVt Drown, ailrtl. \The Harvard Jh
is ft
a ill*
trifle
but *it»* maker agreat i-M m iprerjif....
It warm,
v>•*i in* nut
n litters of two,
OenipHcy
■r. b. ......-.M, Maye attack*went into Eiiatffined action only eampfng-out weather with clear skies
Tttlnne
.
.
.
___
v____
if)
fi
0
0—
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Ik Moyo once, when Cuburh *■ixrSsed the Drown ami jimt enough uhlllim1^-) in th
th ^ ^ n r
'flic ructuon, eammhnly known a *
Florida
.0 0 7-11—27 ’coon," is a night pniw let and reS* ore by t(uuriun): ' .
goitl line with the hall, but hiddinjfthy to make it perfect I’ampiug
Tuhine Anrlng: Touchdown, l.au* Inted to the bear family, ntul (pitlu,
Wit ml ......... - i ___ 1! 7 7 12—dfl Hubbard o f Harvard emued official*] The county judge'*-, r.ffico has^ «HsAND DI f ITER COFFER-31-'
San forJ ’ . . „ L . 7.-C U 0—i:r •o r- rail the play, and to pcrmljift* posed of 005 resilient Ifrenru*, (F> tep ihnlegcr. Florida,- scirring: Kouih* different from the n|ipnKKum. T|n* |
TouchdownH—Chaplin 2. McKenny Harvard 15 yards, llnrvanl hail to n: n-resident llccnpes and other county down*, Dickson. Newton,' llobfnshn Vmerlran variety ly sclent Ifleal ly I
JW *
try a fte r touch 'e tm e tl’“Prueyvn Lotur,". It in gray
"• Youiig, tior, MeEucar. Stonr. Goals try for score by field goal anil llnm- licenses to this numbed of 153. Thlsj
All Are I tryRed—
Du Sure and i tin
ish-brown with bluck cheek juitch nnd
a fte r touchdowns/ Chaplin 4, \V. Moyo. hinjitl. If(eking front the 10-ynrd lino Is nn Increase over last - year and j '’ow-n,Nc\\*ton, 3.
mm
■
a
block-and
whito
ringed
tail.
It
m
shows
that
many
people
lihvo
come,(
,
_
~
7T7
Substitulidns—Young’ for Foster, failed.
to Seminole ft. hunt and enjoy the);" ANTFd)-;PirttHon ns clerk or-would -'nslly domcflllcitcil, its furry skin
I.uce for Coo(n'r, Ilnrnes for I’rossor,
fine game prefotvu h ere^ in t the Pro-’j
a pl«c«
genera) housekeep; gives it some value, and it is tnu,
Combs for lleaMj Fonler .for Young,
U’ctivo Association is builtling up npd «*• with some Rood frnnilyi. Address ■toiiiTe of, n good deni or rport by
( oopor fur Luce, l’roH«ci. for fhtrnoft,
keeping intact durlng^the elored seit- Gertrude Hush, Wagner, Fin. 203-tltp bight hunting parties. Like the bear
th an fur Combs, HusUm (*tr Okell,
it is a free eater, but prefers wnterDowling for Ret ecu, f l u t t e r for Mcronst .
NOTICE
TO
CITY
TAX
PAYKRSI*
Minkcd food. ■I t usually makes '. a
Seminole
county
with
all
her
Inker
Kvnny, 1’eck far Uentprcy, Kwcetiey
ATLANTA. Ha., Nov.' 20.-A Ihome
in a hollow tree.
ami
rivers
ami
great
hammock
lands
for Peek, Flclsthcr fo r Eweency.
tbmigh they lost Saturday’s p i n e ’ to
CITY TAX DOORS' AKE NOW
has
always
been
a
great
place
to
4,tint
The
deer of Floritla are fi . small
Ucfctee. Sexton, Dayton Hteelu; Georgia Tech, ]7 t.. 0, the Ko'tth Caro,
OPEN FOR THE PAYMENT OF
and
fish
and
offers'som
e
of
the
most
tpreies
of the common Virginia or
linn
State
players
bewihlcft'd
the
Yd*
t’mplrd, ChUtendeh, Ohio Stalo; head
TAXER FOR 1022, 2 ft diaeohnt al
beautiful
fnmplng
plnces'ln
lhc
state
white-tailed
variety, "Cariacua Virbrv
.1
urkctH
In
the
lart
seven
minutes
linesman,
MacRoynolds,
Georgia
lowed if paid in November, ,1 % dis
• inianus.'' It is n immdter of an e v
TvaLii., -Timo of tjnurtera,' 15, t2, 15, o f p l o v . by nmrrhln'r eighty yards ns well us the best duck shoSting, the count allowed if paid in December.
down Ute ..field when tlu'y cqmpJclei! bust bird tdmotlnfr and thix ftnost*runs r n u s i N E s s a n d o c g u p .y t io n tensive variety of aninutlH, «f vvhicb
__ ___ _ lyaapi V
eight out of thirteen forward pasit!^ or deer nnd bear and wild turkey,
LICENSES-became duo (Irtober 1st 'h e'E ik is the largest American form.
Dt-cr a re found in nil parts -of the
making a total of fifteen aerial pnsws . We shall expect to hear of Dome ahd should bo paid.promptly.
>
HOTEL TA-^IAM J
world
cxcopt in .South Africa nnd
tb r Niirlh Carolinians completed'out •good bags being made today tV i for
A L FR E D FO STER,
.Miami, Florida » .
j the entire hunting season.
A
uhtniiia..
Deer hunting ia an inter IVe Are l.im iling the Number *tf Uim* We Hill ft) a Cia.tuiqcr, I'licreti
c f ‘twenty-eight attempts.
City Tax Collector,
’Nov. 18th, 1022.
esting
sp
irt
in Florida, the nteal in
I leafy JJeovys, a Tech substitute In
JOl-Onee wCckritc.
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8 IX-DAY RACE OPENS DEL*. 3
•* Whom ft May CopCernj A l
, *> the fourth quarter, drop-kh-ked t( fiejij
senfon is good, and the hide har, aonro
2-<luarl Monogram
Whole Cherries in
KI.UNZO DRNT.VI
— r-g-T-rrNew York six-day blcyclo fnn^ a rtf
While the Kanfor.1 High.* School $b*l from WI„
Value. Tho open Hcasun for hunting
the ........................
forty-yard line,...............
the ball
Cream
.
FHEAH
OF DOG81 It in Florida is from Noveirtfccr i’o to
fti.ltl.nll lean1 were Btopj.iliBi at this J ]]{
, twcC;1 ih j
a t right now Roing-*ihto .training for sleeping NOTICE TO OWNERS
^ __ /
Hot Wafer ilofllt!
hotel everyone of the. team Were i»cr-’
an bcnctim and. living dn^ '.•HoLjdog”
March 10,w ith a fow id^al county ex
Regular, price—$t.75
itegvloc )pficpt lb. 75c, Rugular price’
DOG LIOEN’SE FOR Y'EAR 1022
U'ft * Hntran BCorcd hoth tduchdawna for KOndwiehes witl> the 'nntiouiye|nicnt BECAME DUE OCTOBER 1. . Sep. ceptions.
'Hperisl price... $1.10Hpcefsl jirirt*, lb. p c ^GSptCiai.
. Special price M
yur rooms.in
condition.
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Tech after he had gontr around the th a t fho r m t alx-rlay rnce of t)te»eaThe
rabbits
of
ffloridp;
gn/tr
there’s
.
.
281) -of Revised QnHimncCt-^ prqvidbs
, .. .HOTEL. TA-MIAML -j endH for long runs. Tr-h used Its ■qn w ill opcti DRembcr 3 n l.,
plenty ofjeni, ojre this comtnon Amerl
at dogi
llolhSc^tff' may
IjZ n A strin g team 'throughout tho . RcpreaetjtatlyeH
Reprcaetjtative? uf
of the promoters of th
uiai
aog* hH
r, ri havjrjgnavp^-no«nio-ja
Dlliy I.nndes,
S l m
t Itli
the race are In Europe now making ri-e killed by OhleLAf Police. .
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SEVERAL PIECES
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ALL LOCALPRUG
STORKS If ANDLR
FKRRALINK
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Chase &Gth
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Huntinff Season Opens,‘
Bif?-Crowd in Woods,
Game is.Plentiful
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IN "t h e HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORID^, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922
v'oUJME HI-
LLOYD 18 WEA1.THY AND HEMAIN8 OUT Ol*
• J AJI.
OP OLDEST-RESI
IS IN THIS SECTION
OF THE STATE
I l l r •The \»»<>rlnlril I'rru a l
vvp
Streets Here With His g overn o r o k -M ic h ig a n
U HaJr and Frontier
TWELVE TO DRAW
Type of Dress 1
’
.FROM
*-
has
Itrosr. Lloyd, wealthy radical still was
outside of prison today ns thirteen of
his associates started on the second
ilny o f their' prison sentence, six of
them ip Joliet prison and-seven in the
Cook county*jail. Lloyd, according
to his counsel, voluntarily will give
himself up Thursday hutt officials are
rrourffsg lhA country for Jiim.
RESULTS (JF RECENT ELECTION
INDICATION OK PUBLIC
SENTIMENT v •
OK WATER HNf
I.ITT LB STEAMER
YESTERDAY
.
CALlXCO, Calif.,, Nov. 21.—Seven
ty persons Jo>f their liven In the sink
ing of the steamship Topolohnmpo, in
the Gulf iif California, near the mouth
of tho Colorado river, early yesterday
kccording to report* o f the disaster
whioh rem her liare today
IJite Inst night two bddicsSt>d been
ri-ciltwnd—a woman nncl-a ehllil huggu'JWnVr brenst. Others were <-x
I i-ctiTWi lie found at low tide this aftet7\ooii. Twenty-four survivors, in
cluding tithe women and six children
sim i»n tlieir way tfl Moxirali, Lower
California.' -The Topolollambo, a craft
SHOT AND KILLED AND ROIIDED
a n d L a d y .a s s a u l t e d
. . AND KILLED
Small LonLs wire nn the way to the
Si not no shore today with searching
mi ties. The Mexican goven'iiirtmt’s
gUKoline taimrli Lolita, while going V>
mid young woman companion last !In* rejwup with four *0*11111( 11, turned
night 'near I-ovor's Leap three milt s.
in.1 til of lu-re. The couple were •rid
ing in an aut-iinnliih*. •Skipworlh wns
sliof In the- neck nnd Ids l.ody thrown
over tlie tJiff after Ix-ing robltcd by
nt~lo liie ipscue.
r.is assailant lieliuvid to he a negro.
ion’s, A greater
The girl win then drugged through
i- believed lo have
the brush and uttnrkcil and the body
then hurled over the*cliff. . The nnThu only re-udgnts of-J-nlttinbn ate
snilnnts escaped in tho youth’s auto Lr» Mexican federal employes, and no
mobile.
•
food or clothing supplies wen* availaide for aurvivor* of tho wreck who
were forced "to pass theM*urly hoiit-a
i f ye icr.lay in scantiest clothing and
without food. A fierce sand slot in
bli v. upon.them most o f yesterday.
Although ’the governor do dint d to
even intimate who had-been under
cusldc-ration already for' Mr. -Newl>: rry*s seat, the names most promin1 idly heard today wore those of ('has.
h. Warren, a! present American am
bassador to Japan; former Senator
William Align Smith, of Grand Rap
"/**U-!Xlt-AJ.L\, L*>wer t’nliforiiin.
ids; W, W. I’nttcT, state fuel, adminNov. Ule—tJvvucr mid captain at the
1. tiatyr, and .lulm S. Haggerty, Wayne
rtc-iiiner which rap;fit<*{j Sunday in
county Republican Iehdor. loiter totlu- Gulf of t'alifornia sixty Hides
«ir.y, nnoUii-r name v.-nn advanced—
south
with a loss of life estimated at
that of, Darien Lvryy Hint An, m i i VENUE
eighty
'were to be arranged here todent of the University of Mirhqfiii.
Mayor Jnnii-s Houzeit*, of Detroit,
alwi waK-tlroWu iiito the spec-uhitUfli.
OKMULGEE, Uldn., Nov. 21. Dis- polls said twenty-one immIIo* were rc
Jie dcrliiu-d, however to ilist-iws. the trictV court of Okmulgee county If is tovrred. It it said the captain vva
*prutib|l!ty, 01 i-v'eii’ dfflrin or di-Yiy eo jurLdirliou to hear n motion to re tmfnmitlar with naviiilinti inltiiis set
, •
tiiat lilt* po-l lllid been "off( 1 ed him.
voke the order grantiiq^. -Governor ( *•*Ii*
State Senator Herbert K. linker, Koi.ins.in n change of venue for hi.
nnd Representative^ I’ulrick II. Kelly, trial on charge of accepting -u bribe,
who were unsuccessful eandidatt-x in Judge Edwards rulril sustaining mo
the-recent primary, wefc being iirom- tion, governor’s counsel challi-oging
(rcntly montiqpod.
court’s authority to hear proceeding?
in cr.se.- Courtly Attorney.•Hepphprn
. If. U. Humphray, rdprescnling the sought to have change of venue order
Florida Dcllytbnted Products C’o., of
Jmkaonviile, Is in’ the city for n few
daysand has some interesting data *111
the dehydration •*£ celery ard JMher
vegetable*.
.
■ rkv men, however, emphntirally de
Snuffed Ambitions ’
nied that they had'>figur(*il in thu
To Become Artists—
rmaxliup. They told polirc that they ,had M-t ti thi mitomoliile rm inif toward
thin
city
after
the
collij\ion,
but
all
Probation Officer Busy
livtil in Squill (oirolina and that they
had struck a cow cnrlRTr in the day, were, of course, ignorant.of wliat had
v ltlrb nrcounted for tho.blodd stains. occurred at that time.
Pollco* and county huthorijics were
withstanding that, all efforta fail«tl to lirc^k their «tofy, tho Knnford confident .that the men would bo cap
suthorilfes expressed the belief that tured, pointing out Hint * the Ford
MIAMI. Nov. 21 — An apparent ten
would easily he singled out ns having
Ibtiy had the right parties.
.
dency
of Miami’s embryo movie imlus- ■
Mr. Hill wng n liniquo character been In n recent yminshup. Local oftry
tol
make? inroads among the stu
and was known nil over this section flccr* had scarcely returned from the
dents
of
tho public school*, has been
°f the state.. When Prcajdont Tuft scene when they- were notified thnt
challenged
J>y Mrs. Fannie. Tul Iis, j
s'ss-ehctcd ho took nn oath Hint ho three men were being hold at San
Dado county school attendance arid
wl»ult| havcv his snowy locks trimmed ford.
. *
•.The crash.which killed Mr. Hill l* probation officer'. \ t
oaly when the country wns governed
With one stroke/of her pen she has
the Shcond nntoinobllo fatality at
curbed the “screen ambitions of young
LockhnrF within n week, ri man having
slurs between the uges of seven and
been killed there hint Saturday night
sixteen. If they want to ticcomo muvwhen he jumped from n motor nml
was struck by a passing freight train,
it i* the ^pixth automobile accident
within the Inst few weeks nenr Or
lando in which parsons linvy been
TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC TO
NIGIIT AT NEW
either killed or injured,
Mr. Hill wns horn In Hewitt county,
YORK
’
N
.Georgia, in DU‘r», nnd came to Ornnfee
(II) Tfcr A
county when he wan twenty-seven
icorgcn
NEW YORK.
years old. Wlii-n ho first sn\V the fer
Cli-mrncenu .will deliver hla first ad
tile section of the country-in which ho
dress Ip*tho American public tonight.
spent jho last hulf .century of his life,
Hd Will talk oxtiinporaneously altho
•i u.;, .1 .wiliii nun*t thickly polnll<|w
he has spent much time slnco his urwith wild boast>• There were fow set
riual gathering- material for speech.
tlers hero then and tho 8 cminolo InClentcnccau vya" exhausted Inst night
dfonff, under Chief Oscoola, were numwhen lie retired but nj-osc today ap
elou* .though friendly. *
parently refreshed, eager to deliver
Mr. Hit! kept up with Uu> .times,
tho nddttes. ’
’ . . .-
III) Tin- .\»«nrlnle«l I'rrMl
AI1SOUITELY
NECESSARY
"LOUIS, Nov. ifi— Declaring
TO RELIEVE GOVERN
results of igcent election* were strong
MENT OF RIG LOSSES
indication public* sonllmeitt favor*
repeal of the Volstead net a score ol
Htatr. secretaries of the association oyposed prohibition amendment perfect
i>lan* for modifientifin.of dry enforce
In Operation of Wnr Built Mer
Illy The Aaw-rlnlnl l*rr«»l •
ment’ Inw .and eventual repeal of the
• chant Fleet Established
PENSACOLA, Nov. 21.—Federal
eighteenth amendment lit closing of
.
Program
court records here were cleared o f all
KCHfion of conference here.
peonage cljargo* against former Gov
I Mr Tlic «..i>i'UlrU10,M|
ernor Cntti when Di^rict 'Attorney,
•WASHINGTON, N ov ell.— En
Cuhhi-rly nolle prooseu the indictment
act nu-nt of the administration’s
chnntinir former governor with hay
inerrhnnl marine bill was urged
ing held Ed. Ilrown, negro. In state of
upon a:i.iirrr*M today ^jr. 1‘ realpooling!*. Action followed ncipiittal
dint Harding as necessary to re
shortly before midnight- tif .Catt* f f l litre golermiirnf or "staggering
charge of .holding another negro Ip
losses’* in operation of war built
labor on his plantation' against his
mrrehant fleet established -pro
will. Gaits returned t<> Ins homo at
gram of assured ehlping to serve
S \NNR. CONFERENCE’ Wll.l
DcFunink Springs curly today.
.
the nation in war and give guar
INSIST OK PROTECTIVE
anty of commercial independence
TARIFF
'
JURY OUT ONLY NINE MINUTES
ir> linn- of pence. Personally ad
DECIDING VERDICT
1 If) Thr iRmtrlnlrtl l’ rr*»l
dressing Ihe joint ression of the
LILSANNH, .*Nov, :y . — -Dodtor
house sind senate the rhirf ereru*
I'Wdtjof Nttuv.n is in Lnusanm?’ in an
live 'declared actual monetary
•-.{fort to pi rsiiiuh* the pence confer
saving to government would re
iii'V .!.* Cnttsi
of
« ' former govik-nor
/'
ence delegate* to include in th pros*
sult from proposed law.
The
Florida,
wns
acquitted
by
a
jury
in
pietive treaty with Turkey guaran
president declared maritime aa(eilt-ral court here into’ last night of
tees for. protection of Greeks and Ar
lions of the world “ we^e in com
menian in Tin kish AH ril-.ry frnmod n charge of peonage. The jury was
plete
nrrord with opposition here
out only nine minutes.
■.
such’ definite terms' Hint tlu* refugee
pending measure.”
‘
♦The
trial
had
occupied
the
roiirt
nil
rllunthiii In the Near-Kart will not
•lay
ninl
when
it
bornnio
apparent
he further iirgiavaU-d. The. doctor
WASHINGTON, Nuv. 2L—The sixraid, ill ids opinion, tin* conference .shortly before the time for the usual
iy-aoventh congress formally optned
adjoinnnic-nt
late
in
the
tiny
that
the
shull!il provide f-ir exchange of Turk^
defense could, introduce the greater itk'dours yasterdpy for tljo -third sesin tirci i'c for Greeks in Turkey.
pnjt if lint nil of itH testimony in n. nion hut it.-did little more Umn actual
few hours, Judge Sheppard ordered ly get in the jolt.. Its lifo as a special
session wi|l he only tw'o weeks, but In
a night session.
.
At lOgiU tonight,’ the defense had that time it is the hope of President
progressed ro far that it placed Mr. Ilarding that substantial progress will
Ciitts upon the stand. His testimony Ik- made on the administration's Mer
■ival? n«t b-URthy nml introduction . of chant. marine explanation and consid
abuttal witnesses by.tho government erable* advance work dope on tho nrmomipic ! only a few minutes and both fol of the (annual supply LiUs, which
ride* wnivcih" arguments. The court must b o . handled in the regular ses
then surprised counsel And the sped a- sion beginning Dect-mlx-V -Ith.
fora by stqting that since the jury
wn« anxipusc to finish the trial he
Hall-Mills Case
would clrntge it imim-(llutvly. F.urlier
i l l . T h e ,! .> « r l n lr i l l ’ r f « l
•
•LAUSANNE; Nov. 21. Richard in 1he-evening, he had .stated-from .tlu*
Hearing Today
Washburn Child, Aiiterlcnn ninbaswi- betirh that lie*would hardly' deliver
Before Grand Jury
ilor ! o ’ Italy, explained at the plenary the ( hnrgo tiefoie tomorrow.
Tile charge occupied about twentyion of -Near East conference ioile Not Allowed Around . Court
ilny tin- pu itinii of observers for'the five minuti-s nnd the jury retired at*
Room While Evidence Taken
o’clock, returning nine minutes
United Stales. • America, lid stated, 11
w.13 niuch interested in the Near East later nnd rendering,Its Verdict,of aclll> T h e . ( M i i r U l r i l l* r* M I
ern settlement nml observers would
SOMERVILLE, N. J., Nov. 2L—
attend meetingn to Joiti.diMUMlon but , . Thl* trial vvjis on an indictment The net which Special I*ros«<:uto> AVIInot authorized to- Ho members of the chnrging Mr.’ Cntta with hnvlng held' bur ’ W. Mott has woven out of th«
cammlsslohs* or sign reports or vote in n state of peonage, a negro hnmed mystery surrounding the munler* of
John Henry Rogers. An Identical InReV. Edward -Wheeler Hhll nnd Mrs.
dirtment n-laling to one Ed Ilrown
Eleanor-Reinhardt Mills had its first
is iX'UtJing -but' it wns expected D is
official airing yesterday when twelve
Supreme Court*
trict’ Atlornoy’ Cubcrly would, move
'persons told their stories to tlu; Som
t umirrovv tlial it be nolle proved.
is* Called TJpon
A lilglit session .of ‘Federal court erset county grand jury.
to Decide Statu in tho luqie that the trial o:t forpier .Mr. -Mott expects to offer the evi
Gnveruor Sidney If, Catts on a. neftn- dence of..top or more otlier witnesses
ill \oral EITorlH of 1’upilti. in Tampa ngc charge hiight he completed with today. Three women 'are sitting on
the grand jury.
.7 ' f
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• Studio
. the next few hours, was ordered late
’The
proceeding*,
yesterday
.were
today by Judge Sheppard after John
more thnn Usually guarded. A squad
Henry
Rogers,
the
negro
alleged
to
TW .lunrlalrd l*rr-i«»l
TAMPA,, Nov. .21— Tho
'The statu su have, hceu held in a stnD> of peonage, of state trooper* patrolled tho court
preme-Court will Ik* called’ upon to say 11ml testified, n’ud after the prosecu house am} surrounding ground*. They
whether the vocql .efforts tif Homer tion had announced that it had only established a *‘dend ’ liml” around the
jury, rooirf, a conference room on tho
Moore’s students constitute’ n nuisance two more vvrtnesses.
.
in u residential neighborhood here.
The Government nn’notinccil It* rune ground floor with French* window*
IN
When’ the:neighbor* first cohiplnincd,
the municipaV court magistrate agreeil
with theili nnd assessed a nominal find
of one dollar .against Moore.
The less aesthetic of Moore’s neigh
hors likened the sounds cmuiintiim
from his. studio unto thijse o f a iKiilermaker's shop. More thnn n one dollar
fim“ is involved, Moore asserts, and
nppenl hjs ca*o to Circuit Judge Robl
es. Judge Kohl#* dismissed the oppcnl. Tho case will he carried on Its
way, however, Mooro’n attorney do.
clares.
•
GREEK TAKEN OUT,
’ TARRED AND FEATHERED
IN FT. i’ lERCB’ I.AST NIGIIT
-• III) Tlir
Inlril I'rfM)
. TORT 1‘ iKRCK, Nov. 3 0 .Sofce, Greek” proprietor o f n
restaurant, wiib taken from Iiis plnco
of business Inst night by seven mnsk^
ed men, tarred, feathered; and flog
ged nml .warned, to Jdnve tnwp within
2-1Tours, lio was accused, o f having
insulted -ol local woman. Sofoo say*
lie wilMcavc town. ,
:*
Ilia-entry into thd motion picture^
I ;, h: ■ , wax typical'.of him, • his
friepda said. Known all over Orange
fur ids work nnd “ they arc nil going
(M.
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X
codnty, not'oi\ly the rrnmier f -bm
Hav^ tKb Herald do your next Job
crazy.over acting Jur the movie-..”
LONDON, Nov. 21.-J u d g e Rom
»h*nth, but his passing nway itself w,ll
..---------- 1----- ■— - - ■^ any MacDonald wss elected by. tho of printing. Wo havo the yqulpmant
be mounted by hundreds-who knew
- to do till kinds Of job prlplinr.
Tho Herald delivered, i&c per w&k. piliamcntary labur party.
tho hardy pioneer.
'
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SHIPPING
clotted Nvith the cot'luslnfi. of testi
mony.of Ed. Brown, and counsel for
Mr. Cntla Immediately moved . tlu*
court to Instruct the jury to return
n verdidt of not guilty,on the ground
that there was no evidence to show
thnt Rogers' wns forced to work
ngalnst his will nnd that them was
no evidence to show tho existence of
V debt.
.
Judge Spnrd overruled jho motion
for n directed verdict of ncqulttal.
Senator'Stokes hnd argued thnt xthe
contract concerning the <r>0 debt did
110J btcomo effective until after Jan
uary- 1 , 1022, nnd that therefore no
dobt exlstnl, for the negro had loft
the plantation In May, 1021.
.
f . THE RED CROSS
SUPPLEMENTS .
GOVERNMENT,SERVICE
BY MEETING THE
.
PARTICULAR NEEDSOF THE INDIVIDUAL
EX-SERVICE MAN.
THIS WORK CANNOT
GO ON UNLESS YOU
s u p p o r t it W it h .
YOUR MEMBERSHIP
DOLLARf
PAY UP TODAY
knpw nothing of the murders, but' «Wclnred that Mrs. Gibson, the pig wom
an,, was trying to briAg him into It
• Slpel, when seen Inst night by the
reporters, admitted Mrs. Gibson hsd.
talked to him about the rase. He said,
however, that all be knerlr wp* that ha
had.seen a wagon on Eastern nvenue
tho night of the ^hooting. Last Sat-;
urdsy, ho. judd, Mrk. Gibson asked liinr
to swear to something but he asserted
M told her.-she.wsa talkihg t o ’ the
"wrong type of man.''
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1922^
7:10 p.m
85.....y... 0:55 p’.m.
most i f the troubles and misumlerALBANY, Go., N ov .2 0 .-Wonl was No.
ittmiiliuRK thnt.huvo been "such a com* received this morning of tho death’ of
mon experience nnd that haVo caused James tagrttc, 23J of Cairo, whlcl\
Northbound
so much woe and misery td mankind. occurred yesterday iq hospital " nt
’ L' 'Arrive , Departs
A .notable instance close nt home Tallahassee, as n remit of a shooting No.
82 .-y....... K4Hn.ni.- . 2103 a.m.
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v An All-Star Cast v
HATS
l
a
to
comes
into view through tjie columns j affair nt Tallahassee Just nftor mid* .No. Jj-f.’,___...l.l:4'n .m .
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BIG LINE OF
of the public•press v/hioh announce! night Saturday........................
: No. 80...!...... 2536 p.in.
2:55 pan.
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I0X HATS \
r-JN—
t j that Florida Rotarinns/nrc planning
All
the
hunters
are
out
today.
4;:o5
p.m.
i i s l.
{l2_____ 1:00^1.ni,
No.
JO Values at, each
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Is I COUNTY tilt AND JURY
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. ■> to rnjse
1-nJse a fund ooff 'SI00,000
MOO.OOO which I#
* No.
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\ l$ \
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Values ?2, $2.50 and $3.00,
$5.00^
^ . . j , .,p ^ pviDFNCF * ;
tAnd we arcrespecting venisih to- to he put out in the shape o f loans to
,
goinr.nt
ft
*
morrow
and
ntaybo
,aybo
lomo
birds.
j
worthy
boys
to
enable
them
to
com'
. . . q .A qF :
t MALORY HATS
rilhy llfnnr.li
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jploto ihoir college education. Each;.
JN IIALLS-MII.I.S LASE^.
Depart#
Arrive
$5 ami ?G values going nt
$1.25,81.50 nndS1.75
.V
Although birds and everything olio Rntnriun in Florida is boimr ashed to
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7
:«Ki a m.
', each
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uu.,t
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NEW
BRUNSWICK,.
Nov.
.20.—
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tr.aus' iiKu ii« much tmm' to uAi edi subscribe 8100. If all come into the
NEW LINE OF
•3:27 p.Hi.
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$4.00
project, theio will be nvuilnbla more 'Final preparations were completed.
t—.•
tor just now.
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than the hundred thousand since there, for pre; anting to the .Somerset countyjxNo. *25—
1:30 p.m.
NEW HATS
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;„.5:50
pmi.
Just received, $2 ami $2.25
Wenthdr report says it may Tain nre-nioro thnnia thousand Rotariuns grand jury torpt»Tow the evidence*, * No. 101..
JUST ARRIVED
' the
'' Stale.
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' gathered in the nine
have<
.^
...... weeks
. . , — that
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values, at ..
soon pnd turn cooler. This is too in
$1 nnd $5 values" nt '
Leesburg Branch
In ordej to fiiinnco nnd manage this passed since tho inupiicr of tho Rev.;
much, too much.
, Depart*
Arrive
$1.65 and $2.00
mngnllicient movement, which found Edward Whesler Ilnll and Mrs. Elc-i
$3.75 and $4.75
FOX NEWS
xNo.
157,
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3:55
p.m.xNo.
Victor Check, Lincoln Grove nml its inception in the brain of Moorman anor Rinchardt. Mills.
No.
21,1..-.—
i!:B0
p.m.
n e w - l in e o r
b o y s ' h a t s
a n d
c a p s
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Prosecutor Wilbur A. Mott,'
of Gainesville,
thero_____Special
is being
Jim Mitchell left today with all kinds .Pairish,
xNd. 15S.........
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‘ Just Arriving— Prices Ranging from
o f paraphernalia to get a deer. And chartered what is known.as tho Flor-^vho has remained silent as |o tho
7:10 p.m. Tomorrow—Wallace Held in ‘"The
Ida
Educational
Loan
Corporation,
numlicr
of
names
o
f
tho
witnesses'
No..
22
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wo bclievo they will get one.
60c to $1.50 eaclj
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sponsored by the Rotary Clubh of wdm will be called* in the presentation
Gbo.it ilrcakcr": alro a Bnuli Pol-,
•PAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY--------------»
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Ovicdii Brandi
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s
Or-,
of
the
case,'
today
issued
n
brief
f
ori
Myorn,
laniieimiu,
lampu,
v/r-,
ui
me
ense,
iouay
tasucu
a
unoi
Fort
Myers,
Lnlidand,
TninpO,
Frank Miller goes to Jacksonville
•Bcpiris lard Comedy.
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lando, Eustis,
Eusti.i, Paltttka,
i'niatku, Sanford,
Hanfunl, D/»y^| stotmient denying thn^ he Is confident ,y ‘
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tomorrow to attend tho meeting o f Inndo,
xNo. 120.... 7:15 p.m. ,
Jacksonville, of obtaiiiing.Indictments.
bonn, St. Augustine, Jackso
the .Stnto Funpral Directors nnd Kni- bona,
3: fo p.m.
hnlmcrs and to exnniine several new West Phlm Beach, Mlnmi, Key West,! “ I wa* nciej^etinfidenl," the prose- xNo. 127...........
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Ocnlni Gainesville, St. Petorsliurg, cutor said. ‘‘The evidence, howevoe, ' x—Daily, except Sunday,
members.
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J. J. N. CONNER, Manager
LlYc Oiik, Tnllahnrtcc, F’ort Lauder- Ir. ready and the ease is now up to
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
It. J. Holly in down at his desk to dale nnd Pcnsacoin. As stated in the! tho gnrnd jilry.”
-Phone
104
day
nt Tho Herald office but mighty eflartcr, tho purpose of the organism-. There - are three wonie
\ 115 East First Street
wrnk, mighty weag nnd ho does not tion is to promote, old and assist the j grand jury which, will h r a . „ ----- care much which wny tho cat jumps cause of'higher eduention l»y lending of the cr.Ve*u it.has been built up by
money
n low rate of-intercut
L>!t
pro#o:ptix)ji. Tho ...............
number of- wit*SVJ at
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so mnnyvyears. M is.‘ Howard hnd or whether it jumps nt all or not. He
•rving
young
men
nnd
l»oya
who
nesdes
who
willnppoar
is estimateil
dese
is
Just
recovering
from
a
week's
siege
been suffering from dengue fever,
112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
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nro nhxioufl to complete (heir high authoritatively as fifty. •
Her hushrihd, Dr. Howard, being of the doninieT'V * ’
school or college education.
• • • Tho
“••••jn - ; J ..n ---------------- :— r
—
■a
stricken at the same time. ShB was
corporators arc the presidents of the •Tho wmdd owes n living only to
.
J.
II.
Forgusiri
has
returned
from
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MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor retoverlng rom the cffccla of the
Florida clubs nnd John Turner, of those who go but.nnd get it; in other *
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fever when she took cold and ^he cold a trip to Ft. Pierce to visit his daugh Tnmpn, third vice president of Rotary
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Phono J17-W
ter nnd was groatiy surprised upon
^settled
on
her
lungs,
giving
her
J>r«nSAVINGS
I t r* n fcavo S i r W r s l l v U l l l a * w
Tho'Herald delivered, 15c pej week.
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a scvan-column International. •
- 4 * y n » r * « i»I b « - B p i k f f f « T r o « l n | chinl pneumonia, am) nt her advanced JJ* return to fipd
It
i>
not
difficult
to
vipunlrzc
the
I . M r . m t If n o a re n l k r l i l s l i s . w e ll
We I’ay 1% Inlcrest on Havings Accounts
• p M l i l p « r 4 ( B 't h U O r p a r lM m f , s i t l . s ago there Was no hopo fur- her re Daily Herald to greet him. Mr. Fcrtremendous benefits that will come ' SEE THE NEW SUPERIOR
—
4 « f a ll« . o r (rlrp h a B * t k « Item, II wit
jguson
is
one
of
the
first
suhscriliCrs
;
covery-nml she breathed'her last yes
k* »TW>l|r iM W rtl It*
from
a
Mae
adnilpUtrntlhn
of
this
CHEVROLET
.
AT
THE
SAN
to.The Herald in Sanford nnd ho has
terday. ■
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fumj» Ilundrerls yf young men nnd J u a n g a r a g e .c o .
200-atc
; The funeral .occurred nl the into n-deep interest in tho paper and* cs bo^s would." he cnnhled to. “ go over
frir- a;
SOCIAL CALENDAR
pecinlly
in
the
new
dnily.
reaidenco this morning at 10-o'clock.
Pa
Id fcs P# T« 'lu Pa
the top" in the effort th better equip
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therqselvca
for
fighting
life’s
lmttles.
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*Monday— Mrs. S, W. Walker will lead Rev. Father Pcck| of the Episcopal
LAUSANNE, Nov. 20,—Near-East
P»i
mi< Such a fund will bo a perpetual monu- Ai
Money is of value only,as it pfodtices. Hence, a primary
. i tho Socisl porvico meeting to be church, officiated, assisted by tho peace conference formally opened this,
irpinrnt to'the'spirit of nnscififdi scrvlcfe Ha
P\
held at tho homo of .Mrs. ^hoc- vested choir of thp|chilrch. Tile flornl afternoon.
function of THIS HANK k to make it productive.
President
lianli, iff
P-i
maker Tuesday nftertfoop, nt wliicli offeringi were beautiful, attesting Switzerland, presiding officer of the an exemplified by Rotary’", mojts , en.
*| Hy mnkiiiK your dt posit’s here you help furnish tho pow
Generally >at
Unie Mrs. Griffith will givp the re thn love and pstc^'m in which, thn do* opening^ session rend welcoming nil; during thnn shnfls of •marble nml r-t For Flotilla:
port of the conference of the mis ceas«| was held in th community. The dress to which Lord Ctirson, British bronze and'better cniculaicd to'rnise ,n s . fnlf tonight and .Tuesday; f - \
er to develop enlerpri u Hmt enrich lids cunimunily nnd its
the standard of human thinking- nnu f-; coolor in North nnd Cen- p-.
sionary societies in the i'ulutka dis pnll-bcarcrs wer; Forest Ijike, George oreign secretary, replied. *
individuals.
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practice .than 61most anything else s.», tr.d poison, tonight and in s-.
trict held it\ St. Augbstinc Nov. 7. (it Herring, George A. l)o(’otte'.| II.
P.. Slovens, B. F. Whitncr and S. O.
that can bo conceived as meeting Pu tht .South and Central por
^5
Tims Yr«ir At tract I’ rpsperity to ynursf If, also.
,
FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY
present-day requirements.— Lakeland to*. tion TuPsduy.
Monday— Banquet for the .Business Chase, Interment was made In I^ilteP
r o g r a m e s t a b l is h e s
yiew cemetery. -• , *
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and Professional Women’s Club.
•NEW r o a d RECORD Stnr-Telegrnm.
, Mrs. Howard was 79 yfnrs of ngo
Pu p-i
Nt t"i Pa. K\
. hi
at the time of her death and leaves n
Tuesday—Call meeting
Women’s
hit$lmnd nnd one niece,"MLA Brenda . WASHINGTON. Nov. lit. — Ten City Beautiful
Guild «t Hectoty at U p." m.
SPELLS JMUXI’ ERITY TO ITS OWNER*
Morrison to mourn her ileath here nnd thousnnd milcn-of Federal^nid higliChosen for Next^
wayn
were
eonipleted
in
the
last
fis
sister End other relatives in Virginia.
.Tuesday—Bridgp for the Social De
Press Meeting:
Mrs. Howard was a native of Vir cal year, bringing the total niilenge
partment of the'Woman's Club, at
CORRECTED NOV. 1tTiiv 1922
ginin and came to".Sanford n! out lo 19,308, pays an n'niionncement of
8:30 p. m. with Mrs. Pnul "Riggera
GAINESVILKFL Fla.. Nort 20.—
tho
Bureau
of
Public
Ronds,
Depart
thirty years ngo where sho made a
Smith Round
Editors altd publishers of the Florida
an hostess.
f ,,
luvge circle x»f friciiils wlio mourn her ment of Agriculture. The year's work
iteparta
.
Arrive
Press Arsorintimi inet in quarterly
Wednesday—Literature. Department
constituted
n
new.record.
loss* today. Had *hd survived an
No,
10 a.m.
P3.........
2:30
a.ni.
meeting,
here
.Saturday''ns
gue»U
of
. Wiil meet promptly nt 3:30 p. m. at
Texas lends in miles of coin|-eted
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
‘
other year Dr. nnd Mrs. Howard
ft:
10
am.
W.
31.
Pepperpublisher
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of
the
No.
27
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would have celebrated their 50th wed Federal-aid ronds with t-,733 miles,
1::W |i.m.
9h ___0:18 p.m.
-S E R V I C E '.’
Wednesday—Mr*. Ijrntik Miller wijl
STR E N G T H -P K O G IlIfS S while Minnesoin is second with MIC. Gainesville Sun; Orlando was rhosen No.
ding nnhiversnry.
1
3:20 p.m.
No.
b‘.k___ _ 2:55 p.m.
ns the next meeting' place.
entertain the members of tlio Fort
Texas
also
is
first,
in
mileage
under
The sympathy of the ninny friend <
The" print paper sppply wan promi-'
nightly Bridge Club nt hc{ Itomd on
hyre,. nnd in other states is extended construction with 1,408 miles, and uent among tbo»discui.si(in:wif today’s
Mognulia-Avenue nt 3:'ib p. in.
Nebiaskit in second
with
970
miles.
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to tho grief-stricken lelntivcs In tlieir
-. .
meeting which generally covered n
Iowa is third with 015 miles.
iiour of sorrow.
wldo
range of matters pertaining- to
Tj'xnS nnd Vfcw Y/irk receive the
Mrs. W. Morton. Thigpen nml little
the
newspaper
industre. It wn* the
inrgest
allotments
of
Federal
nid,
ion spent "the day. yesterday in Lake
CARD 'OF THANKS
ggp>ronrensus of opinion that tho supply
which
is
distributed
on
the
basis
of
land aa the guests of relatives.
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"population .add mileage of state high would be mere acute next jroar. Thv
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We wish to thank the mnny frfends
‘special" editions gotten out period• .
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MisscV Zoo and Fannie Ilcbn Mun- for their kindness nnd sympathy dur ways.
{rally
T»v u number of newspnpers
Aside from Hie federal-state high. son spent Sunday with |heir aisti r. ing our bereavement in the lo!<s of
•
w£y
work,
the
Bureau
of
Roads
hns-nlsn
figured
in (lie discussions. In
Mrs. Hownrd Tiblials nt llmitillh, Fin. our ilepr fnllu r nnd husband.
.
Li .
completed "one thousand, three hun this connection, thp "snow bird" pro
.Mrs. J. F.. Lundquist,
dred nnd fifty-two miles of roqd in motor came in for Severe condemna
Alfred B. Robson, of Orlando, npont
, Mrs. II: G.'Lundquist
the national forests, hnd there nrc tion nt the Lands of Goode M. Guerry,
the week ond’with his parents; Dr. and
J. G. Lundquist
uni|or
construction fll7.%nillc8,-, the publisher of tho- Pnlntkn 'News. He'
Mrs. J. N. Robson, of Park nvcnuc.
A. H. Lundquist
'
1whole lo open up reoions of great nat .voiced his Opinion ns rtmngly. against
E. W. Lundquist .
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those" whs coifie to( the stale in the
ural lienuty.
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Mrs. Fred T-uvcll and .little aOn,
Hr :
E. F. Lundquist
Bared on available data, Bureau o f winter to promote newspaper fc.-rFrederick, of. Orlando, «m* the guc
^J.'A. Lundquist.
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ficers state, the sum ffT he.sjumt this furns. • _-.
o f. Mrs. p. C. Marlowe and Mrs.'M.
The .’meeting was ilis-side^Cviz l»v
year
on
highways
will
totnT
$742,W. Lovell/
f ! ^ f'**^
Edward Taylor, of the Miami Herald,
Junior Chamber
■ttairjmair
The
Federal
»
- figure
x-includes
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pleslileifl of the ansficintion.
nid
jor.ds
and
projerts
built
in,addi
of Commerce at
. Mrs. W. J. Steiil pnd two children
Among tlie subjects dealt wi'-h from
tion by the States and smaller puiniof Kissimmee, are spendiijg this week."
Jacksonville cipnl units without tin- aid of federal the speaker's stand was that of some
with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G.
o f the practical problems of the
funds.
'• p
,
'Hall nt their home on Turk avenue.
111%* The \h«u« Intrrl
aitrvspapcr, including labor, by (’. ( •
wiorc
than
30-miles
of
bridges
have
1 JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 2».—Tho
Nnr». of the St. Petersburg Times.
.Junior* Chnmi>cr of Conupcroe, which been built under the Fedcrnl-aid High
. NOTICE TO RED CltQHS
way program since 1913. One of The InlKir cost Is generally higher to
Red sprang up.......here -several
The annual’ mcotipg of tho .....
- ... months ngo as
Florida papers, he snid.: During his"
Cross will l»e hold at tho. Woman’s n means of giving outlet to the civic the largest- of these bridges, that remark*, he Spoke of the rlor.o accord,
from
Mundnn
to
BismunU,
N.
!>.,
is
Club'Houpc, ucsdny,-November 28th tendencies of. tho younger generation
between hM- paper and Ids hfterooon
in business, has developed' a depart more limn thece nnd nne-hnlf miles cftnleu»por.nry in their kindred, prob
at H p. nr. Election of officers.
long And cost $1,428,000.
■■ i■• —' ment where public specking is not
’
.
Highway building over the country lems.
Dr.
WiUnon
-Nowell,
of
tho
Florida
SOCIAL DEPARTMENT BRIDGE only withstood but encouraged. •.
is to be given additional impetus, ns
Those of the chamber's . members
There
bridge party
mere will
win be
uu «a urmipi
i>“ ' v Tries- . . .
,
, . . , the remit of assistance offered by Exirerlmcnt .Stntion%tcw)k ffce editors
day nftcnroo'n for tire members of tha 'vno desire to ndvanco a* spH-bound- the Federal Government. The Bur th’roukh a recital of' llu> \ rt?rcnlly
w.
Soclnl Department of the Womnn’s ^ r s constitute the speakors group and
evolved "Fiot Ida Mothixl of Controll
2
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. . . . . t ....L w lS .n tlir I a i r e
tlu m iK iilU n t eau- of Public Ronds has addressed n
Club tft 3:30 p. nii with Mrs. l’aul Big meet periodically lo try themselves memorandum to the highwny depart ing the Boll Wccvel.’
gors as hostess. All those expecting out." The meetings urc something o"n ments o f . nil the State Governments,
JAMES LEGKITE IS KILLED
to attend are requested to phone Mrs. the order of a mutuaj ndmiration so offering thrm thousands of tons of
ciety, The plan evolves around a city
]{. A. Newman (0(1).
explosives v?hlrh were left over from
council meeting- nnd everything is
Mr, and Mrs, W. C. Hill were called
the ."war. Pi-rlc ncid Is being dis
done in parliamentary procedure. The
to
Cairo,- Gn„ yesterday by the wire,
II. 8. A. IIA N dl.hr
i p r a c t ic e Is proving bencffcial,. even tributed in lnrcc quantities, nnd rond- announcing the death of Mrs. Hill’s,
,'uililerA nnd higliway engineers nrc
The annual banquet nrtd service for (hc
Qf the older Chnnila-r of
Urged to write to Washington? to ob brother, James Legcttc, who jvas well
the four chapters of the Brotherhood'cpmmereo admit. They are sometimes
tain allotments of thn explosives, known horo.
l»o held this
t h i s i|
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. o f Saint Andrew will ho
V|lc(|lo Bjt in nl tj10 n,i.ctings,
along
Hulldityr for use l>oth in construetic#
' ytar, next Sunday, November 2c « . l wilh othappieot'a.
.TALLAI1ASSE
nnd maintenance.
tho Sunday next before Saint An-j yhc spirit .la-hflttf tho infant organ Logettc, 24, of Cairo, On., was r.hot
. drow’n Day, which in November 30th|jj^^0n"hnn been apparent in m inyclvamLUIIIcd last night on I-nke Inman
A BIT OF SERVICE
o f each year.
’
# lie undMtakings of late, es;»cciully in
Ta,
in this county, nnd Captain Powell,
Some people Insist thnt tho world
•fhc inoiibcri of the HraUu*ri\oou the advancement of athletics,
atldctiai. 8nme
of
Havana,
a section foreman on the
i/f growing worse ns the years come
will gather nt the Parish House nt 3 of the eullegntof foolhail games
O.
F.
and
A.
railway, and Bpanccr
and go. Not no! The world Is grow
p. m. and then will follow, the banquet brought here this season have hton
Barker, night policeman of Cr.iro, are
ing letter. ..
and tho usual tpiks ’and speeches fol largely duo to the efforts of the jun
We d<\ not have to look vc)y fur In-Id in jqil in connection with the
lowed by music. Then the meihbcrs in ior chamber.
t.» be convlhtcil thnt the trend of the I illing. It appears that Ihe party
procession go to tho church for-the
Untike
same
B
a
k
ers,
the
junior
timci -Is upward t i nobler things, due hr.U coine’ down to ‘Lake Inmonia for
■ ..
- • *i ; njght. Vesper service nt 7:30 p. m. numbers often sit in the role, of listto preaching nnd putting into prne. n hunting bxpeditjon lomon-ow and
The members have- the llVothorhood cr.cr. .Their meetings
_ have been ad- I tin? the principles’ of unkclfish yer* it fa believed that the Mlli/u grew
scfvice
and. rcceivo their pin's. All dressed from time to time by promi-------- .—
vice. Tide is not no argument that opt of an nltcrrstloh, nlthouffh details
tho,friend* and members of the fain- n(,nl locn, nil>n( >vhilu Senator Ihjncnn relfi*h?,osg lias been nboiishcsl hut it cannot,he IcmMed at this time. _
.
Hies of .the Brotherhood members are v Fk.t; ,a.r> was u reccnV sj>cakcr'l>o- is n contention thnt wonderful prog* " Tom Elkin qn’d G. Elkin, o f Cairo,
inoit cordially niked to nttCJid.,
less hr.n h-’rh made against the forces > "
detHliwhln «"U
•’•"‘ " J " 1
fore them,
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of RrlMshnpss from whence pome ma\t witnesses. A coroncr’sjury.tm panDIJATH OF MRS.N- DoV. IIOWAIHJ
The I^idlcs' Union of the Congrc-'-nf
tro-ildes nnd misunderstanduy audge WiitiH vlewwi tlu? body
,)y-_
• .. n
___ i
iw I'ntimial
<nna T.int imvn
nuch a
(rational churcli
church will bold
hold their nn- ings
linvo turn
been such
n common and adjourned until tomorrow morn
experience »n<i-that hhve .caused so ing when testimony will 1*J heard.
Young .Legolto was prominent - and
murh"*.voe nnd misery to mankind.
A notable instance rlor-c nt home.: papular In Cairo nml his ideath Is
c-tmes into view through the colunmh generally dcplor<xl, A» lhc partteJ
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The Princess
LOCALS
“ ALLS FAIR IN
LOVE”
Shoe & Clothing Co.
NO TUNING, PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS
J , H. HINTliRMISTER PIANO C O .,
DO YOU ATTRACT PROSPERITY?
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK
TRAIN SCHEDULE
The Seminole County Bank
�bc»t road* in the smte., Tlu'y would
"Yes, everyth Iijg govs with,mb.'.' •
through many centuries of object sifr- MEXICANS TURNING
"Yo.ii
cat co pie?”
V
vitudo under the rul6 o f ‘tho local no
TO AMERICAN FURNITURE
' "Fio? Pie is my middle name at
PlUUkH rv»r» i l l r n n a nra^i *bb than the clay and ms/1 roads did and as clean surroundings as does, any parka. There should.be no objection bility o f German descent, the ."Bal
A n y a t 4 k * I l* r a t 4 . P t l l l l a t , tV T
mealtime, doctor.”
.
nop Jt is .found that anything aside college in the country* But that dots from any of the residentsVn- thu parks, tic Borons,"‘ and under tli; Russian
MaaaaUa A**. »••!•*< ria. '
flROWNSyiLLE, Texas, Nov. 21.— "“ You entoe* some pickle, soma
from macadam and brick will not not mean it could not offer better ones as the new building will not be large cgnrist regime./*
The Mexican people .especially .ihoso cheese," soqio-hut, some nice litch
hold the traffic, Even Lake county nor that tho Rotary Club of Gaines enough to obstruct the view through
Trade relations between Sweden
ha* poured up the sand cluy foails, nc* ville has not-a \jmtf—fund or no fund the parks ami (he building will add in and the new Baltic states have ■ d«>- residing' near the border are becoming claxe, some lice c»eap»—you mixes all
fl'IU BH H N I
•cording to the following from the — in tho riddance of its town of the stead of detract fnfm the beauty o f 1velopd rapidly since the, A nr, nnd a "Americanized’’ rapidly fb f*f t A*- upce inside same time, eh?”
their. furniture purchases are con ■• “ Yes, sir:—that was .the, way I was
U I. UOLLI..
JMIim Lakeland Star^Tclcgram:'
number o f . steamship line.*,arc now
things that militate against good col the park. .
cerned. A few years ago the pv-rago taught to eat at boarding schpgL*.'
J I* * r * U r r > f r t * a a r a r
I . 4. U L L A B U
"Experience has demonstrated
dcmoi
the
It looRs.as though the City Com maintaining regular service between
HKBl
Mexican would,turn with disdain front
W a i m l M a a a n ri futility «f depending on sand, cloy lege work nnd clean manhood
"You. diinkce lice, wntcr same
“ At the same meeting of the lhiUry miailoners are doing their full duty Riga, Rcval, and Swedish porta.
M. B. UULliY— ,...A4v* m NUx
furniture
which was devoid of guilt or time?*’
‘ ronds in Florida to give satisfactory Club .uc which Mr. Douglas brought;in thl* matter and if they will decide
n » M |«N s p ia Aiwa I*.
or highly colored trappings, hut to
"Of course.”
service. Four or five years ago It up the University of Florida^ matter,1n; once tu locnt« the library, in tho RAG HUG IN VOGUE; REVENUE
M i KHWm M ale# Maa* S u n t
day the Mexican puElic ifvntands much
Atpllollvn
"You chewed up Jwood toothpick
ns, thought that traffic could be
center
uf
ether
Control,Park
br
TO FARM WOMEN,
the Rotary Governor, Porter C. l'ierthe same class of furniture as *u“ finh, e?t, nt finish?” ,
'
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U t w ia a n ip p .
C l m la ■Ilaa M > U | f JJliipply cared for by using this kind
Ninth
street
Park
It
should
give
gen
pont, talked about the Rotarfan as a
average American.
•W s t i l t I p.
"Usually do. Sometimes 1 (isve f 0
of surfacing* material. Ijike county 'model* for the hoys tb imitate..‘ How eral satisfaction, There may be some
A. JiWnl furniture-dealer, who-hat
WASHINGTON, Nov. ,21,—With
Ulfi n match.”
I«k * * rlp l^ M | PrCr* la A A v s a r*
was a notable example o f the .enter-,
many of you,* he asked the* !5pT club, who will object to this location. They
return to vogue of the rag rug n large business in the towns between
Trat H
-----"Good nightec!
prise,
the
praises
of
sand
clay
being
have
a
perfect
right
to
their
opinion
Maatka _
arc really what the boys really think
and “ craiy" quilt farm women in Matamoro.n nnd Monterey recently damn fool!"
*!? •
*
sens? inside at^ outside the Stattf.
Vet
they
should
how
to
the
will
of
ItH Itm e
C i t y fcy C m W r
you hre, and, how many of you are
many section* of the country hnve called attention to tho fnit that mis
> V*~*k___u. ________________ O b i *
But time has changed matters; sand
the
majority,
in
this
as
In
all.
other
what you should be to he models for
found anolher^ncnns o f adding to the sion style forniture, nnd furniture of
T k t b l « I * - fa IP -p a p a W * * k ly l i r e cloy Is now looked.upon or bul a tem
cases wherfe
wlmrfc the public Is concerned. family income. Thug the art 6f mak sombre hue, were displacing tne gilt MOVEMENT TO AID MAIL
your hoys?*
,
Hvmlael*
C a auallp
* a llr * lr *a**ra S
f a lH lt M
l
M a n GAINING APPROVAL
porary' expedient and even Lake
hrJfjr is not tho concern of .n
U paM lahaA e v e ry P r lA a r . A l t e r
ing these rugs anil quilts, started in and glufe of old days.
“ In other words the Rotary Club T ie librJfjr
*
rate*
k * * w a aa a p p lle a - county' has abandoned this material
few
r hut the concern of the entire t o ' n r r t
fn"Co\cii\u\ !& '•
( M a D » a « m l * la pallllea^. |1 W pet
that is.living up to .its, principles sets
The huge canopied beds, whose
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Report*
in fnvor of something more durable
yAa*. alteaya la aAvaaee.
an example for clean living, fine; city. l*ocstc It at once according to , „ turn!1 a(fain to the farm.
. bright-colored curtains and glided nnd td the Post Office Department sho^;
your own ideas, Mr. Commissioners.
IIK M k K M T i m
A M O C I A t K I I I'M Ita* and lasting,
Depfcrtment ngenta report thnt the c a n cd woodwork were once th.- pridor that the campaign for Installation of
deals and honest, upright dealing. And
But Lake county need not apologise
V.’ e have voted.fort a library.
T h e Aaaoclatad Praaa la ' e ic lu s le a li
women and girls, themselves started;of tlio Mexican- rome arc b e c o m i n g ] #nd reccpuclcs ut the
it does not have to have.its hcadqdarta a lllls A Is ' lb* usa fu r t»i> > itj|l«u o n « l
A ll M S I Alapatchea crediled io It or for her early faith. Even though the
the rejuvenation of the art, nnd now ruri„sities in nqrthcrn Mexico, the homes of mail patrons throughout
r» In a University .town to find op
p a l elbsM elaa c r a d lt a i. In thi* papal sand clay roads lyid not lasted a year
• NOW FOR TIIE FLOWERS
extension agents arc spreading and j.cop|p having learned by ekperienea the country to expedite delivery of the
aaA alau tba local
news publlshaA
portunities to clean up evil, places for
the county received full value through
bare In.
encouraging
it*- In Arknhss? and that the nnlln iron beds of Anericrtn
* A U rig h ts of ra -p u b llca tlo n of spBCl.il the establishment of the
fact that the protection of the boys it desires
Sanford never looked prettier than Mississippi especially,.the farm wo manufacture, are far more comfort malls, Is producing fine result*.
Alapaiehe* herein a ta also -rseervad.
to
serve.
•
There. Is road*!public a list o£ til ■
Lake is progressive. The highways
at the present time when the red riot Jmen hnve taken U|1 tHe rug .making,
able on hot nights.
“ Right here in Minmi, indcad, the
oerteet I I K I I 4 l.il U l 'I C D I V U . I 'b a w 14 and by-ways were opened up for in
cities
in which every rcsdcnce in town
of the Poinsett in mingles with the j One agent recently reported a woman
has been equipped With mall boxes.
spection on the part of the outsider Rotary Club could find ’some cleaning g^gen of the vines nnd shnibs and} near Little Roclr'was devoting her
tile Roclrwri
This list wns limited to threa towns
COFFEE HONEY CUSTARD
the result being that hundreds enmc up to do. There nre loafing places un tlu* other, winter flowers nre out In j spare time.to
me.to
nmkin]
making pulled, or booVfit
for
hoys
to
spend
their
'time
In.
and ct!&» In each state and it wns said
Com
hi
he
mu;
cupful
q
f‘
Wrong
eofto s « ; nnd, seeing, bought grove or
Tull bloom. It shows that If.* each1■^j""rog«l
.jgns she took from
i, ..........
in dil<ignfl
The robins brought us good luck,
There
ore
examples
being
set
tjint
thnt mnnj' more could havd been Jti*
.
fee
with
three
riipfuls
o
f
mil«.
-Heat
other property nnd ure now among
yard is planted: nnd brought to per-j nft’tim. .icrself,
hcreelfj Lring
and for- ,
using .flowers
. . — ... L........
.
not the ravens this time.
six tnbipimud- cludetL
* thn "county's best residents. Then ought to lie removed from the view of fection tbpt Sanford would ‘ h,‘ " est leaves for her models, and Is find*
th" thtrec
"TAift’ is the strongest kind of tesli.
gsafus
of
salt
nnd
too, the example of- Lake was an In Miami boys.
tF fig of beauty. Iwt us all
ill plant|l(1., „ r,.„,|y ntariret at good prices fo [ ^u*li “ f hone,, a •*.. «
A cold shell now will make San* spiration to other Florida counties so
"Perhaps n- survey of locnl condi- toward some purpose and make
thYce drolls
drops of leniot
lemon extract. Add monial' to the intelligent' activity of
,ke tins
thi. j]C
. t. nut,,ut
.. .
' thVee
.,
ford businesst boom as nothing else
‘
ions,
and
some
individual,
pcrr.onu)
jhat.from this angle the entire Stall
clly what It should he, "T^e land oL !n nnf,lh'(.r ‘ pnrt of the same Mate;^«* c o f f e e - mixture, transfer f eus- our carriers ami the organized ability
will do.
of our postmaster*,” , suld Postmaster
of Florida owes a debt of gratutude ■clean-up* work’ would give results flowdrs." The .Tourist News, pub-] nnolh^r ‘ womnn, using it wooden'.loom t;inl
i r‘ " '1 f ; ' . 1'’, "1 V“ "
" r,' '
try £r.e o f the pioneer good road* needed here as much ns Gainesville lished “at St.
Petersburg,
has
the
fol
“ • ---------------- brought from England mahy years’ ^ , Baku '.,|in h f?ra*U r$.ar. ftFm General .Work.” It also, reflects \he *
Remember that next Tuesday Thr counties of the South."
spirit of public co-operation, and even
needs the removal of the places where lowing iil*out the flowers of Florida:
ngo, not only Is making p>g«, hut is
t*,‘* hcnLtf,
Herald will irsue a special nnniverpatriotism wlnph is so ready to as.
University
hoys
waste
their
time
and
- - o............
"Up north, flowers arc -planted In weaving iM-autfCuf woolen coverlets of
/ary number of the new big Daily YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Imrter away their mentality and their
nett Itself when appealed to by the
the springtime. Down here in Flof-. •unusual design. „
,
TIIE’ RIGHT DIAGNOSIS’
Herald. It' will be for advertising
government.”
*
integrity.
...
idn, they can be planted any time e x
In nd.lition many V? the/popular
and boosting purposes.
c
“
‘Setting
nn
example—there's
a
cept
in
tniJ-summer.
For
till*
is
the
It is not tm.early lo think abou
u*g rugs Are Ireins toadc, including
-e
While-traveling In the Pnctfw * ua*t I.OVM tlF FORESTS PRESEUfV’ ES
big, thought -there.**—St. Augustine land of flowers; the land where fli>w- the braided nnd- irocSeteil "tyjiea.
The Big State Fair is on at Jack ™or < ? rl*t" ,ns gapping. In a few Record. ‘
State*
recently, Hcrschel S.H-'H wuh
. ,
•rs live and hjoom the whole year Cnwy (,u|iis and countdrjwies of a;*GERMAN WOODLANDS
sonville this week and it is said to be days the stores here will Ik* display
taken \To!ently ill with air‘attack »>fi-‘
---------- --— o — --------------through.
^
j
U(, \yojk are also being ‘ revived.'
<ng
their
holiday
wares
and
espec
one of the best that city has ever'held.
Many women, visiting Florida for" Tb‘ e <N.(ltn,,n( however, arc-not con- m ute indigestion, riiaring the re was
NEWSPAPER EDUCATION ,
SlfHL, Thuringo, Nov. 21.—One of
yhclStat* Fslr Is just what it says lally will this be true after Thanks
n C'hiiteac due tor in the town who was
the winter months! feel a* though f]„jng (hair «<fforts toward-lho mahtithe
‘anomalies *if German economics
giving.
It
is
well
to
shop'
early
no’
—State Pair—for all o f Florida; V
highly regarded by the wilijili* of
only this year hut every year and
It remained for Ed Howe, tMc.phil- they are tempting fate when th ey; eoctt,rt, vf |h'e articles hut are tciu'h the locality. Mr. Mall sent f r him. nppcarj id n recent action of the Suhl
plant n (lower bed at this season of
There Is a gasoline war on in Jack while the general public-gets tired o uopher of Atchinson, Kan.,„to coin the year. They feineinber how their : ing, their neighhpr* and have even The tdiyidciit'n canuv felt of t';*‘ s*f’k not1i»rifti-n jiled ring the commuTHiy
forest n* security for a loan which
hearing
this
slogan
each
year
•
it
organized ilnssca for the renewal’ of
he phrase, "u newspaper education/1
sonville anc| the price has dropped to
mnn’*: pulse, inquired hrie'lv n* to
gardens up/ttorth' are covered with the pioneer art.
|s to-he used in providing the pmjr
means
so
much
to
the
buyer
a*
wol
It hno never occurred to mo.it people
IB cent* per gallon. This is trice
hi* euffering, ami then entcicd upon
snow and ice uritf they doubt whether
as
to
the
clerks
and
merchants«them
with
firewood.^ ,
■lowi
many
there
are
in
this
country
fhc* f'lllowing-qnestiunnnire .
work during the state fa^r when so
the seed* they plant will ever.sprout.
‘Admiration for the beauty of the
selves
that
we
should
follow
it
ai
vho
pollens'
just
that
Lind
o
f
eduen■much gas is needed In Jacksonville.
G. O.' P. MEMBERS AGREE
“.You smoke cligalet 7"
The
liome w imllahd is believed to have in
• Florida woman,- or the. north'
«
ion.
How shout a-drop, in Sanford to Cele much ns possible. -The Tampa Trib
“ Oh. >es.”.
ON SIHI* AMENDMENT
pin
woman
who
h
is
lived
a
few
years
fluence.I the commbnily's desision to
une
thinks
so
in
the
folimvlng:
There must l>e million* o f them. in the state.*does not hesitate' in go
brate Thanksgiving.
"Cigar, too? "
*
seek
it* necessary fuel elsewhrrc.
It
sounds
too
much
like
business
tc
rhey may have finisheil puldic rchool
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"Yes."
ing ahead with her garden' making.
WASHINGTON,
N»v.
21.
Itepul'-j
>r
not,
but
they
are
primarily
grad
The Jacksonville business men halve "*>’• " T'° >our, ^ristm as "boppirm
*7 ipe. maybe, eh?”
,.
Stir know* from. experience thnt the limn mclnloirs of tlie men-haht mar. CREAMY COFFEE DROPS
just returned from* a trip down the e.arly." The slogan in all colors am1 uates of the public press. Jl-fur- Florida soil* aided by the F'Jqridn sun“ Sijmetimes.” '
inc committee agreed todaV cm o n ’
sms — | |-2 cupful very strung coffee; 2
East Coast where they discovered'Mi types will be found in stores through iinhr* almost all o f their reading and
Yon take Ii‘l dlink
sugar, .1-8' tcaami, West Palin- Bcarh and many out the_city. iSbelvcs nre lieing
tartar; a choice of
other big cities thnt they knew noth slocked with fragile packages, win
clove, or maing about and they were dumbfounded dows nre being decorated with .Christ
,at what they ssw, Just As they were nas goods and then -there's the sieji
ingredient*, except
‘dumbfounded .at what they, saw in "Do yoiir Christmas shopping early'.’
prov
"Every year tht* w-'ek before Christ , he tn«-ntnl life of those.whosp school-L*
'the
flavoring
iii
a
medium-sized
sauce
’ ’their Well 'Opast tour.
Sure
thing
u-r ned Depemher with the axsiiranee, paid directly by .the Government for
mas is a nightmare to" hundred.* o ' ;iig has been more extensive.
(H
ill
j
it
tir
over
a
slow
heat
until
dis
■'.YoO
eatru;
fast?
'
.
that the plant* will flirive and pr<>-venpie who have done no .wrong other
That is a .sobering thought to any ; dare beautiful bloom*. Among these carrying mail, Instead.of turning Dm
"I gat to, t!p»’ for.
Alwsy
solved, then do nut, stir any further,
The article from Miomi about tin
fimoent due into a revolving fund out
than to attempt to ram n living b> newspaper editof. It invites • much
hurry—lots to <lo. von huow '
; llUt 1LftJc until a” soft ball is fonumi
Gainesville Rotaiy "Club cleaning up
•erving their fellow human dicing* -iK'arL-ieartlilng as to whether the may be named calendula, 'marigold, of which »D"coinpanles'are to tcccive
"You-rate,- hot bliscuit?
v.'liui n Utile of the mixture is tried in
Gainesville poAl rooms before the
infXturtiunt*.
petunio.
phlox,
verbena,!
f
. timhensntiop.
-*■
■ 'I
V’hrlalmus finds many shop *>n^ to> pres* is living up to the standard*
fly
hunt,
fly
bu-i'ti,
fly
(l0Jd
water—that i.i. 2,i8 degrees F*. l»y
"You
er.Ft
Slide Rotary Clubs iftd up any money
Representative Bankhead, . AlaMrcd to Bppri-cinle, even to under- called fur in any such powerful in zinnia.and many other*. 1he ground
but
VokiJ
,
lotn
molalr.?
.
i
ihp
randy
\hcrmoipelcr. .Cool until
for fdiieallonal purposes does not
must he properly prepared and per- hc,nn, Democratic nicinb -r nf the/omrtand, the giml tidings which the stn- strument o f education.
.
‘T
il
say
I
do!"
/
‘
.
‘
lukewarm,
flavor, Imut until crcnmy,
round good. We always understood
haps fertilizer must be used, just n * jmiUc0, announced hv w,mid offer an
-on is Hupprtstal to bring. Rome lire
The usual verdict of tho newspaper
"You ixiteu glcnny rtuff
*"'e My, transfer to n r-mntb pitcher nnd dtoji
that Gainesville was q real good city
elsewhere..
Nature
will
do
the
rest.
ftni.n^n)fnt
providing
that
iin’
part
of
•icryous wivc!;s fr.tm .overwork. .Muii' •rofession —-however the other proand if it is n ofthe RotarSans are the
plant* may huv.e to he protected
/(.(J,.‘rn| s„h*hly sH/mTl be paid someroast, some boil, Rome *tev.-, som e,fct)|o oih-d paper, in, amounts large
lerh* ar.d rayriore share the burden cssltfns may feel about it—is that The
j. — . >.«_I ...**.*. It •« «■
ii mA
ie
, ,
, . , ,.
'i t
ones to clean house first. Of course
pccnatahally against frosts. Fortnn- in nny. rhip
on .wnuh lujuor wa? ioM, Wake you Jidx Vat all 'upon .-am elcrayKh t., form cnndie.v of the .shape
Rtagaeiing under heavy load*, the fhc press, as n whole, is really do
time, eh?
M«>{«•/eoinc jani and!of un ordinnry cream peppermint.*
it is really up to the ."boys as *‘ ta
a: flora follow th(,^r_usual riuttes un- ing thi* very thing, and serving the ntely, however, killing frosts occur’ in r0(!im|li's*'of any future cmiit uriiti- timc* <l,T
tina, eh ?"
whether they go in -Uieie pool roains
t.
-n the rlKhr t e ‘« D
S j . i t '* * > ■ % ! » ! '
•ii they saiv go no more.' The nost- n U i
or not.
1 Reptiblicaha id tt o.coim.nitli'j. ab.o
, if "ices nre •swamped with pq'l.iigCM haping o f- the' public mind to the i
^
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planting
flowers
at
this
reason
nprtFwl JJt) an nnH.n,|nU.nt wht.h would
which coiilil not he delivered on time est of it* ability.
The H U .L O W IN G SE R V E T H A T F O R K E L D E R SPR IN G S
the gardener does more th »n satisfy dive the shipping h'nrd the
nuHOW NEWSPAPEIiB HELP
if twice (he force e j employes wern
Any edtor will grants that there i* her desirp to sea plants grow nud
W A T E R TO T IIE IK P A T R O N S
•t-r . coustv/ise > sU-apisluyv*
Jthority
av-iilah’e to h,Jll* In the work
The much of a light of flippant or othbr-■jj’
oom.
She
Is-mili.fies
her
home,
and
linc;,
lhat
t„(.
interstate
*
Commeree'S
DRUGSTORES— '.
RESTAURANTS—
confusion is the cause <*' mistakes, wise undesirable nature in the presThe newspaper starts in
* IL.'C. Bower’s
-,
Bell Cafe , „
damage to porrels nnd ..delivories _to 'tit-day prt**s, hut will urge thnt a In ro dpjng helps materially to I"'1111* t’nnuuiision exercises over tail.rii td*
When you are bom;
*
Seminole.Cafa * *
~ Bnnmillal A Anderson
wrong 'nitdrerees. The yesult is, een-' aress that wUs |H>rfeet according to tify the city in which she lives. There ) Jt. wm,|d exareise control over maxi
Relate* about your cx’ cllenre
>
s
nothing
which
adds
more
.to
the
*M
ftn,j
mlnimum
rates.
’
mum
Welnka Reslauraat
.Union I’ lurmacy
sure for those who sought to .do more he notion <^f highbrow reformers
And ielfa" about your sweetness.
epututioii of a city than great Itcds . Tho'hiU wilt he taken up tomorrow ?
•ban
was
humanly,possible.
Valdes,Hotel
*
i It follows you to'school,
'Would never have enough" renders to of flower*, ratihlng'the' eye (Jf the
HOTELS—
nt n full me ‘ ting o f th.* r. -nhfutt
. Indiscriminate giving is -.verso limn rupporl .it. Editors nfe 'driven to the
.Mimltniun.i
Hotel
And prlnti tho honor roll
Wigwam
visitor with their vivid Colors. This marine cpnimittce end 'onnuily re- i
icreivinr. -It is not the value of the -rrnticnl com lusion that human nature
If your name Is found there, ,
Seminole Hotel
-rift that counts hilt the spirit of good has to he *taken’ nn It i<. indulged s particularly true „ f a city id Flnr- ( pmle,j to thc House. The titles com
It tells o f your graduation •da. The Tourint who comes to the l mittee is expected to give it right of
will hack o ' it. A photograph 4 mo- moderately in its harmless foibles
, And speaks of-the excellence
‘ Cleanliness is next'
to Godliness
Sunshine State from the cold lands way and the. House Wednesday w H
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times iH fnr more appropriate end 'and led on .very grailunlly to nny high
Of your mngiilficent essay;
ut the north is deeply impressed upon Vt{o thi)( ||p
tJ(lwn> Adoption of
\V
p invite* On- public and all users o f E L D E R
welcome than a motor cor. Clerks, degree of serious educntloi or culIt tells of your progress
feeing flowers III.bloom in winter, and, the'vislo by the Moose will stmt |«n-.
SPR IN G S W ATER to visit*the spring hih! hi
•nail men, delivery hoys, ind<*ei, a tury.
During your college career
the
city.which
shows
him
the
,
i(|l.rnlinri
Thhr*day,
ou r muvWhh) o f handling its producL Why luke
under
a
fixed
s
large proportion of your neighbors,
.With nil its faults, the American mmher i." flower beds probably will j |iropr;im rni|i„B far u
And then dilates much about
n ch an ce? ^ Your em in en t, physicians claim
filial vot* Norogra
would
appreciate
u
eift
which
edit*
press today js probably more honest be tho dty vybich he ^-ill select for
The choice of ypur locution.
• Lhat th is w a ter in unexcelled and its purity
\e.-ubet 20th.
notlung. Do your snoppjng now ard nnd fair, and .certainly prints n far
Then it gives a.Met* notire
r.
his wlqtcr home.”
•
makes it m ost beneficial for m any tmuLUm
you will rave wear and tear -on your larger amount of interesting, true nnd .
About ydur marriage V*
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The F ord people o f Sanford as w» d as- the
STROUT
FARM
AGENCY
nerves, will'he given'more time and valuable information, than nny other
And praises up,the Mushing bride
HALTIC REPUBLICS AND
.
W
estern
U nion recommend th is w ater
for.
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.Magnolia'
Avonue
consideration, and in addition win tW press has ever done in this or any
Till her folks don’t know her.
.
batteries.
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SWEDEN CONTINUE
20 peres *ixeellent 'citrus or* gcnbrnl
gratitude
of
hundreda-of
pother
men
other, tfgo.-r-Daytona Journal.
Then, In due Courre of events,
('.•ill phone B11 and have n bottle of dhis water
HISTORIC FltlHNDSljrrS farming land, fine location for poul
and women.
* It tells about the houncpig baby ,.
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sent you and’ protect vour health.
try, plenty shade, running stream of
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That happena Hi. your‘ family— ■
1‘ IIT TIIE NEW LIBRARY-BUILD ‘ STOCKHOLM, Nov.- L— An Illus water, beautiful site for building,
GIVING TIJE HOYS A t i l A NCR
Thereby beginning 'its life work
ING IN TIIFJ PARK
tration of. the law o f historical nfMn- good road .oyly 1 miles sto Sanford
All over and over Again.
ity is seen In the growing "rup- post of fire. •On R. F. D. Route. $<130.
ThA newspaper docs.all this
SANFORD
FLORIDA
’ "Giving the hoys a chnnce to get nn
Have two desirable city lots $700 fnr
proachment" between Sweden nnd.E*There
has
been
some
controversy
And it also docs much more*
education ly no -means ends the re about locating thc new library build thunla and Latvia, the newly creatt*! the two.
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It tells of, the |iregress ,
sponsibility of 'the mail or men inter* in -U m,l as" usual there is some ob republics *>a the Ikfffie East Const.
Made by the city and county
ested in providing scholarships, and jection Mo placing this new building These two republics were largely set
And boosts all enterprises;
raising f inds for educational pur in any of#the public parks. If it was tled by Vikings about one thousand
Gives free advertising
poses. This fact was clearly pointed anything except u library building years ago. and in the tiryfr of GusWorth thousands of dollars
rflit to the Miami Rotary Club, when The Herald would'object t,n the same tnvus Adolphus swqre nPe*:lar.<;n to
To its own home town,
a leading cit|t:n and Uotarian of being placed in the park*, but n pub the*Swedish crown. They were under
here are scads of thlnr*
. Miami said he for ono^would contrib lic library is a public building nnd Swedish rule for one hundred And
That all good newspapers do
ute to a fund to send a hoy to the edifice as much as a hand s|and or ff'ty years until 1710, when they were
For Hit# they-cannot he |>a,d.
University of Florida provided the •ny other fixture* in the parks. In Conquered by Russia. Ilut the Letts
y every citizen
That
Rotary Club, of Gainesville will "grt fact we sfeo no objections to having and Eathoidins still speak of tho
Should do his dimdcst
busy and clofcn up that town, seeing this fine new building In tho center "good old Swedish *i,urx.*’ Tlr'j tra
To support the newspaper
to .lt thnt the .hoys we send there for of cither CunUablkuk-Oc Uvu_Ninth dition, of kinship wtUh . Fi
• peesrfato
ml educatiun obtain a better education Street Park. We would prefer it in expresses itself in cP^stant attempts
And dll the time. M
than soma of them are getting now." tho Ninth atrect park because this to get clorer together culturally, poYassum.
In this, connection the Miami Me- will soon be tho center o f the rapidly lltfrally,’"and financially.
I thank you,—Thorn in'Palslka News. tropoli* goes on to say:
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growing city and it will more .nearly^ -Thus the University of Dorpnl in
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—om
- m uSm m m
"E. D. Douglas makes this remark serve‘ the hew city o f Sanford there' Estonia, founded-by Sweden in ijJ32.
advisedly, lie told of a personal visit than In Central Park. ‘ The fine new has just nddid the sixth Swedish pro
N8ED .BETTER ROADS NOW
he made to Gainesville, accompanying library building Is something that Is fessor tn‘ its ‘ faculty, and vdrious
--------the father o f a University student. badly needed In Sahfprd—In fact, it courses In tho Swedish lr.ngunjre are
There was h‘ time in the early hla•Remarkable I^dy Triliner of Elephants With Spiirks Circus
Tho student was located in a Inrgr is something-In which thc-entire city being civcn. Meanwhile the groups
tory' of- Florida when clay roads were
of
teachers
nful
pupils,
funnel's
and
pool room Which was crowded with col will take a great pride nnt the fact:
The perfe:t training of efephpnts so (hat a woman wtighlng 127» |iounds can put 20 tons of elephants through
good enough. Then came a time when
lege boyo. Many of them, Mr. Doug that this building can he placed in a others' are ranting over to visit Swctlieir pace* without*a'hall will he one of the big feature* of .the Sp.-uks Circus, which' .will arrive in Sanford on
better -roads fe re needed and the
las was told, spent most of their lime park‘afid the ground made free, giv- den
■and clay, road was good, enough In
The
Swedish pcojdc were among.the Tuesday, November 2S for o one day’s stay. Madge Fuller. |s the star trainer of. the elephants with‘the big circu* *
“
at the pool tablet* or In the doubtful ijig nll tlie* impropriations to the new
many counties. U k e cofmty was a
ond her stunt with the big animals neyar.foil* to bring shouLs o f applause from the crowds that attend the clryus.
. . M .,1: ™
, jtvi■-BWkj* e. f r*nti i f r n
building
is a soqjrro
o f congratula first to encourage these republics in
atmosphere of the place.
great exponent of the aand ifa y
their hard fight for national exist Li»dy animal trainers setro to be very^much In vogue this season.with the Sparks Circus nnd during the course of
"No one in or out of the Rotary tion.
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ring events Laverne’ Vc/iable-and her “college bred" troupe of poqjcs, monkeys and beautiful colllc«, jrill hold the
roads and they were good roa^Ja from
If the city is wantlyg tho sttitudo ence, dnd they have sent over relief
Club believes that Gainesville has
spotlight
position—using a theatrical term—in ring No, I. They include riding baboons, somersaulting monkejrsjondcLj
the fpet that they had been well
of . thi^peoplA oruAhls question they expeditions to work among the In
iNgSalned and they were well made nnd worse conditions,than exist in “the aythoroughbted
collirs trained to a high degree of pcr/ectlA i, hese qnimal display.) appeal directly to the ladies «n®
habitants, left'destitute by thc many
a few of the many animal displays to be seen on circus day,
they were dragged smooth at- least crage college town. Boya who go need not he afraid In locating thfs ycais of war amj, the* suffering children and are
building in Ninth Street Park for the
* once eschf week .trfd they were ^the off to college these days have to carry
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jind manliness along.
The IpaJbrUy of the. people of Sanford, arc
SANFORD DAILY HERALD ngt stand real heavy traffic any more stamina
University of-Florida probably offers In favor of locating tho library in the
TteflERAtDPRINiTKGCO.
Elder Springs Water Co.
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General Shop and Mill
Work
CONTRACTOR nhd BUILDER
Jt7 Commerclol Street—Sanfotd, Fla.
NO TIM E LIMIT fB S V /iW iffl
Ar& e.ry Versus G olf
“ SHOP E A R L Y ”
1— -BUY YOUI^——
lt» Statismen Beamingly* Taka Llttta
Thought forthe Inevitable, Pa#a- .
.Ing. of tho Year*, •
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Thanksgiving Cards, Rust Craft box Novel*
Time Is not. measured by the Vati
ties; Gifts of Rif Kinds, DoIIs^iindr
SANFORD NOVELTY can lUHvinllng to our accepted forum.
While' we think hi, <lny* mninltj’ la
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Greeting BcokleU at
lanhtliB an) always, lit-years very s*q• . WORKS
Horn, ami In generations nearly never,
. V .C . CQLLKR,.Prop. ■
„
D ,l« « »
C" A' ' "
the Vatican thinks. Irj ren^urlc* nr^ ”
1 the First Week
■llpnrtly, in generations fairly often,
.f
In years only under the pressure of
GILLON & FRY
100 Block1— ----- ------------ MapnoliarAYCjiuc
g e e t h e s e L i v e Bargains:
umtsuat clrnimstnnccs. In shorter
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS period* never.
-------It Is this illfferenee Jn the measure;
ford s e d a n
IV'eatinghouae Lights and Appliances nient of time which jnakes tho Vntl•■on such a 'dlfllcjilt subject for the
L E X IN G T O N
;
New 1.1m> of Fixture!
secular potltlcnt Invc-MYgatiifT" Tlicre'
o l d s m o b il e
123 West First Street
Is an Unto limit, In the usually ac
cepted sense, fur the Vatican's polit
ical* thought. At least It Is not lim
B. W . HERNDON
ited by n lifetime. .
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ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPERS
LIBERTY
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The rnrdlpnl who at the time of
writing
la
at
the
head
of
the
Vullean's
INSURANCE AGENCY
PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION '
^
dodge
foreign office—scgrcterin dl stnto—Is
q
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FIRE-— ;— AUTO-------- HON US
a 7ery old man, who fog .10 year* 1ms
OVERLAND •
Authorigcd Hoover Dtalcr
been connected with jmlltlcnt ntTnlra.
OAKLAND (2)
,
‘
Joseph Reiner,- golfer, ami Dan Singer, archer, at the ninth holo ot
Blit tie continues to look ahead into
S. . Shinholser
the North Jersey Country Club, Warren Point, N. J.,,wlth the scoro m
the centuries.
. CHALMERS .
novQi;gonte«Uj
He, I believe. Is the only stnlesmnn
Contractor and Builder
In Europe* who can hint who doen coniCOLE. 8
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112 Mnjmo’ ia Avenue
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— Phone 113
4y dlsniss the possibility of Itussinn
COULDN’T
R
E
A
LLY
BLAM
E
BOY
Bolshevism,
under
some
form
or
an
SANFORD
FLORIDA
UNDER HMOKE HOUSE
dqrt
other, enduring for SO year* yet.
...What are 50 years for the Yfltlcntl? Worker Around Car Had Forgotten
grant
SEDA^IA, Mo., Nov. 21.—'Two
Imagine
nny, oilier European states-, the Somewhat Unusual Appearance
rtesc raw have been thoroughly reHe Presented to the World,
man, anxious for the sucre** of Ids
daughters
of* Morgan Pummel/ who
Lndjtioncd. WiU accept other cars as
butterfly career, talking In lids-cool
Combination
Offer
died rdctnily, fob ml $7,000 in ** ben
£ rt payment or give the difference
„Out Slxternlh street Is one of those
way about Moscow.—Vladimir Poliaknies', nickels, dimes nnd silver dollars
massive pile* of ptone, brick*. etc.,
|f your car is better. ,
14-lbs. Gran. Sugar $1.00 off Id the London 'Dally Telegraph.' Dial
they nilt apartment linuses,. In their father had burled in n keg un
■) ! 1
mhjeb ’ lives n funner army .officer who der this amoke’ fiouBis.
Term*: Cash, trade or long ci»y 1-lb. Bulk Mix’.d Tea .50
DEAD LE T T E R ” M AIL HEAVY Vlionds ‘ills Sunday morning* In' fu*spayment!.
lug around 14* car.* Owing to the
Hava you read thp want »ds today 1
Realize Ljow Much Correapond- fact llmt lie
during
; :
. .
$1.50 Fewence
Can Never Be Carrled^to Hie week,*- |iO‘ finds no ,6tlif> tltne In
Turkeys for Thanksgiv- • It! Proper -Destination.
which to gratify tlds (tft him) reerru*
lion.. I.iHt Sunday morning he arm*
nUrMOMLF. and LEXINGTON
You may take.pride In your little before the nttflclwri of the hotel. Hint
Distributor!
CO by‘ 100-foot lot. It mny* Imve looked Is, Hu* day force, Had nrrlVed; lie
Potato,.
Shrimp
and
,
'pretty
big to you when you hild out- ■loaned a pair, of overalls and ptnecd
.inford,
Florida
tOD Park Ave.,
your hard nwh for It.
fli. Iila. lteijd n dlari-putuhli* uld gruen
Chicken Salad
Just Imagine that t n f. ts covered cup, and with monkey wrench and nil
with letters, not. (In; unfolded letters, cna tie started for tfi'e rear *of the
Real Way to Get Loafing‘Health
Imt Just ns they an- dropped In tin' Imiel, where stood tds innrhiw*., After
Strength and Endurance
mail bo\% That would look-lllp; a tot fussing'with tlie automobile for two
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of mall, wouldn’t It?
nr three hour* he. returned to the
Now, double -the sire ^of, the lot, apartment house bedaubed with o||
When victims of nervousness, Iricfc
cover It ’ Up with letters*, placed, so amt grease. lie did pot present tds
closely togeih'er'thnt not as inilHi as usanl llamneulhto appearance; tie of. encrgy^ntul strength, easy exhaust
one s|s*ae of gras* couhl* show Ms started t,» eater’ thQ elevator; iho tiny ion, headaches, and eoiiHtipatlbn real
tween' Keep Hia’ process up, In yo'ue in charge of |ho lift hybl up ids hand ize the cnntlilitm they tiYc in, they
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
mind, of course, until yon have covi and emphatically remarked ilmt the want results right now. In their nrv
'
HAD .TWO MOMENTS
ta
ered’ 1,1)711 sill'll tots, or Ili’e* wliofe of freight elevator was at tile other side.
jripty they try input anything they
ni Cards of Sanford'a Reput
OF VITAL INTEREST a fnlr-slicd town with letters. There The guest WjIh mmplusscd for a tnn- henr^of which promises relief^witiioul
h
at
able Professional Men, each
would then be. some 1.G58JEI3 wpiare ,
he caught tin* humor of
feel entirely t covered by mu|l.
| HuV Ml gallon tind spoke to the clo- first learning lim-surc way to get it,
ta of'wRom. in his chosen.proIII) Thr A***i»rlntrd I'rrs* i
■TltuusaniLs of -these foil;* are being
Imaglne Hint on every* flush* piece valor boy. who- strips bW mistake,
ST. CLOUD, Nov. 21.—Two nmla fusion the Herald recom lot
convinced
every day that the reliable
tho'
°f
Gils
mall*there
Is
n
.tnjstnke
of
n|«,|og|*e,|
tlnisly:
“
iHrd,
sir.
I
erave
The Economy
incuts stand out prominently in
,,
** mends to the people.
snipe
port
In,
thi*
address
_
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your
tiumble'.pardon.
.1
itbin't
n*c.g
way
•
to
bring
lnudc their health,
»
life of Emil GOrff, a Oivjl War veteran
ft
By this time you will liegtn to get n|/,. p,u |lt those most unusual clothes
R a j living here. These arc the day he ob some Idea of the volume of business for y,nt to- wear,"—Wn^Ulagtoil Slur, :,treuglli and endurance, is through
Never varies. T h e can you buy today) *
the use of the phenomenal new prod
tained a pair of shoes when ten years done !>£ Uncle Sam’s dead letter ofholds
the same quality and leavtning!
old for' his father to cobble nnd thus llce Tlu* nnimints jtiven nro nqt for SHRIMP’S EARS IN HIS .LEGS uct known .a* ItE-QU-M A.
strength
as tlie fifst can that was*
They .have learned from experience
George A. DeCottes turned the family tide of fortune, nnd the
rii* inrun
in* am
»it1’* .however.
hiftorys in
of \
the
survive,
made thirty-five years ago. In every
•hey are ‘for only o n e ’year the last
How 0nc' M TcM DiVference llmt using RE-Cli-MA is the one sure
the charge of. Ids company against the The
Altorney-at*Law
way to get the necessary iron and -vit
M-al year.
During the 12 n.nnthe .
Between H|m >n|f H |j
can th ejast spoonful istas good as
’‘ rebels'* at fft-ttyshurg when.eight of like
*
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■**
■ iff
amines out of your food iaty your
there- Vere lfl.flO0.lXWl letlcr.*’ retun.e.l
cou.ln, the Prawn,
the first
every
ten
men
in
his
company
were
Ortt Seminole County Dank >
to the dead-letter allien through care
blood so it will go coursing through
killed or wounded.
There is no subatitutefor Calumet-.nothing
lessness In addresses.
JANFOHD
, -:- FLORIDA
Are shrimps insects? The cpiostlon your veins carrying nourishment to
Born at Stein-on-Rhine, Switzerland
"just as good.'* Da sale la
times ns
Is
often
naked
hy-tlio'se
who
see
these
your tissue^ nerves and muscles to
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r*-■ » - in March, IRIK, Graff came to New
much
ns
that
o
f
any
other
brand.
Gold Found In Walei. *
netlve little creatures- nllve for the mnke you grow healthy and strong,
Orleans with his parents when ten
A discovery "f g"Id has beep rnnde first time.
A pound'can o f Calumet contalnt full
FRED It. WILSON weeks old. The father was. unable on a fnrm nt Ccssailown Bach, ' Insects Imve sit legs, hut the* ^llrlmp with plenty of endurance. It is only
16 ounces. Some baiting powders com*
natural
that
you
begin
almost
imme
to find employment. Many were (ly Bontddu. near Banmuitli, Marionette fms.ao fewer than 21. lid is a crusin.12 ounce instead o f 16 ounce cans.
. ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW
diately
to,feel
stronger,
look
brighter
ing of cholera and difficulties increas shire, wtiere mining ’ operations Jirid tacenn—llna cousin of the crab, tpt*
*
B e sure you g e t a pound when y o u *‘
been carried out for several weeks. lolmter and tho crnyllslt.
. and show the change*which is taking
ed
rapidly about the homo.
want
it.
Pint National Dank Building
The site of thl» new discovery Is tnlib
Many «'f Hie ■‘shrimps’’ Hint onq place in your body,
At last, when the ywere nbout des
wny between the fam'ous f ’logau gobl sees In shops are prnwmi. You can
BANFOKD
-:FIAJIUDA
JtF.-CU-.MA ’is sohf in Sanford by
titute, an old shoemaker yvas found mines and fiwynfyndd gold mines,
tell.mio (nui| Hie other by looklng nt- Union Phnhimcy nhd the tending
R L ir S G R E A T E S T n * K !N G P O W D E R
who gave Graff some shoes for his which supplied I’ rlnceSR Mary's wed- tlie lieRil, say* tin* lietrolt News. The
druggists in every city’.—Adv.
father trf patch, the hoy carrying •ling ring. H’or half, a gentury’ lrind In •prawn has a |6ng slinrppolnteiL’horn
them three mpcS to iiis home. With the neighborhood of .Rontddn ha* 1 edged with tqpth like those of a saw.
CHELLE MAINES this came better times nnd the- family raised hopes of rH; (Itlds which hgye Prawns turn pink when they, are
soon moved to Wisconsin and later to largely disappointed. So certain nt one. ladled, but shrimps become brown In j
LAWYER
time did it appear llmt gold In paying color.
h:—Court House Minnesota.
«|imntlt1ca .was to-ho found he North
Tin* eyes of n shrimp nre easy to
In l$6l Graff answered Lincoln’s
Wales llmt long nml costly litigation j see 'since they stand out on. stalks,
call for 75;000 volunteers nnd was in ensued ns to tjie ownership of land; hut jrmf might search’ for some time
both battles of Bull Run. His army to .which previously nnhody, had if you wish to discover hi* ears, tot
* i he keeps .them Irt n very <nId.|Uxro.
career ended in the brittle of Gettys troubled to est ablish n -vlalm.
- t—. ■ 'y 4* ,I|ls ears are In Ills knees. ’ A t. the
ta' * te w m m n »
burg where he was Wounded.
first Joint of tits llr*t pair of legs,
Spectacle#
Horses.
•’The rebels were nbout 200 yards
It appears llmt imong tlie ninny vvhlrli by the "way, tire not used. for
away,” He said in describing Ids .last
wall;lag. Is a little Img which contains
charge. “ And we knew what it meant unique Inventions. ) f n more or less a minute drop of water, nnd till* tvpro qrc spfCtncies
practical
nature
tti
but everyone went; not u man falter
for horses; The pufposc In said to hi*- ler-tllled tmg nets ns an eardrum.
ed.
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not tp Improve tlie night, tiitt, by caus
“ Tho"rebels got down on their knees, ing tlie ground la front to nimear
• Relict of Spanith’Ship.
guns tit 'ready. We beard their offic nearer than It really Is, fo Imlucr^toe
Recent finds by the treustire-keokera
You can find the name of
ers telling, theni not' to shoot until or horse to lake high steps. After n nt Tobermory, Scotland, Include -a
every live Business Man
dered..
"When, we got within four rolls training with sueli s|»eotac!es, It Is ntuzxle-loudlng Iron gun, four and' a
Itt Hanford In thia Column
we heard- thenl'cnll out, 'Firtf low— averred, Itu* horse acquires nnd rrtnliw half feet In lengtli, arid having n Imre
each day.
. \
the habit of high stepping. ^Ttieso of two and a -half Inches, several
fire.’ heir yollcy settled our chnrgc
__ W i t h VOI1 COldrl CPA
apectneies, It Is said, nre largely psed broken sword aenlihards, nnd u large
nnd ended my part in future engage In England by lovers of horse* of tla* salver, possibly silver, which 1ms, Jteeh
to ,* *
the big stack I’ve got piled up here—looks like a
ments. thoroughbred type.—Washington Htar. taken to experts In Immlon for assay.
mountain.
There are thousandsand thousandsof
After his discharge from n Phila
In addition, there were lironght up
We'll Dye For You
them—all
packed
ready for me to put your name
almost
drilly
during
the
past
fortnlglit
delphia hospital, Graff settled in MnWater Power In New York.
bon t o n s t e a m p r e s s e r y
Now York stnte lends ihc country In stefut timbers o f the old Spanish 'Ar
ncsota- again where he lived many
and address on, just as soon as yod send them.
Kent & McKee,r Propa,
years. ‘ He was forced to move to the amount -nt Its developed watch mada ship in. an excellent state’ of
CLEANING, DYEING, ALTERING
g irl,
Florida in 1011 Iwcausc of ill health power wlllt 1,100,000.horsepower. Call1 preservation. These finds Imve heen
Work caJed for and delivered
fornln coincs nrxt with 1,111,100 horse added tie by the ‘recovery of n bronze
woman
to
have
one
o
f
these
Calumet Puzzles,
and has spent tht; last few years in an
power, These llgures place New YnrJj cannon, four nnd p half feet long, m>*
Im i
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it’s
more
fun
than
a
box
o
f
monkeys—the
longer
Invalid's choir.
slate almost on on Hjunllty.with lht» patently **f the same caliber. On tlie
: i
you work with this puzzle the more interested
most progressive' countries In water iron gun among other marks were the
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"WE DELIVER THE GOODS” IMPROVED SERVICE
power development la Europe, where rrtynl monogram of tin* -king nhd
you become— the better you like it.
•>j
France teffrts with l,100.tXX) horsepott1* queen of Spilth, "t\ and I.'* (PnlflppuV
BY
WATER
-ROUTE
Quick Service Transfe;
• PROMISED DY STEAMER er, Norway has J.A’^l.OfW horsepower nnd Isnhella), whose Joint rc|gn lasted
Storafte Facilities
,
(from 1530 to 1570,
.,
and Sweden 1,200.000 horsepower.,
to solve it— spring it on some o f your clever
- We P,en*e you, tell others; If not,
III* Thr .Vuoriatr! I*rri*»)
friends—see
how fast their brains w ork--see i$
Liquid Alr'to Crack Hard Nutt.
TAMPA, Nov, 21.—Greatly imSmoking Car for .Woman,
tell os. Phone 498
Tho
chlchn
nuts
from
South
Amer
"fiinokcra”
for
women
now
mnke
they can solve a real .puzzle.
^
Iiroved passenger iptd freight servieb
by water between Tmnpn and New their appearance on nritlsli trains, ica have some excellent qualities, hut
It has never heen found possible to
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SANFORD
Orleans has been protpiHcd for early notes 'the Scientific American. Wonjitt have hcen crowding the men*! crack the shells without dnnfnglng (he
right now; right away— fill in yoqr nam»
the year
Machine & Foundry
Co. irt
* U U Itu r y VyUe
tf* the
year by
by G.
u, W.
w. Rartfett,
nam eu, general
g* «
romnnriments to an uncomfortable do- meat nt tho same Him*. Unllcrt Stnte*
twO*
address—qend it with a t\
liquid
5lFcfuhe“ ihJTlifolle'r Worla; I'^-’ UiiKuruiUl'twl'l.kl' ngm* -wt-’ Htf- •- rr0_ n0t; i ^ | 'nu to) ' 3 ocoum' ITiTy [govenmicnt nuthtirltle* appllml
M U
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' Gulf and Southern Steamship Corns 'want to .ride
. . -with
- - Wtho men, but beenhse
-------•-*■*hlr to —
tlie problem. They did not
cent
stamp
to
help
pay
post
CjUnder GHndlaf; Dat^xo PUtamit
they Insist on %moklng wjiJle traveling. freeze solid a piece of rubber und use
rw
age and mailmg
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Dy Wheel Btetl Gcar Bznua; CranY pE">’’
It a* a hnminer, as li done In tin*
iwrvlco will be InaugAtrnted
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The
new
i
'baft* Return
cost.
clnssln
experiment
In
physic*,
but
they
1 hone M ^R. j an.jn‘ryj according to Mr. Bartlett,
Plural Huabanda In Tibet's ’
Polyandry,
nr plantl husbands, Ib simply Immersed tin* nut* In l|qUId ulr
THE CALUMET KID: Sanford Herald ^
with
n
modern,
oil
hunting
steamship,
umintd
tilwinea Designed
for-30 seconds and cracked them easily
the TampA/ The Tampa will replace one of tlie peculiar Institution! of without damage to the kernels. • Noxf
Sanford — ----------------Florid c
the Truxillo now in the service. The Tlliet. One wotunti.may Imve n* many the physicists fire trying to find out
Please
tend me ooe of the free Celumct ruxllee.
us'tmtf a.*dozen Iiuiibnntls at the fume
whether lids method eat) Wo applied
vessel will have accommodations for
Opt.D.
tltne.”
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commercially on a large scale, t'hlrhu
112 passengers nnd approximately 2,*
■ °MIBap-Optimelrl«
(iiiRC*. init
mgs were, used, daring the war to
,
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Self Starter for Plgnes- • •
• 2 East Fir.fStre-tt Sanford, Fla. 000 tons of YA'IghL
make charcoal for gas nmtdfs nml the
English Inventors iuive d«vc)opcl*a
The Truxillo has only limited pas
oil froai Hut kernels Is a valuable food
5ueet
’•elf starter for alrplnaea that J» op4r.*»•**«!•*•!a«*«•*•••••••••■•••**•««■!aaiaaaa
senger accommodations.
similar to copra.
nti >1 by rip avlptoc pulling ir lever
,ELTON J. MQtJGHTON Milk I* the most Important pf all from his sent.
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Dean’s School of Dancing, nt Sliver
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AnCHITECT
foods; It Is a perfect, complete nnd
Lnke, every Tuesday and Frldny; ev
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Second
sheets.
SV
ixll.
only
protective food.
bbjfln50c per !,000, while they last, at ening. Terms reasonable
i.
ners. Colpc. ,
..** 2tJ3-ltft
office.
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Wa
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s nibtic. b '■
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BO-j
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M I - L P Y ’S SHOPPE
H O O V E K
6
PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO.
7
B. £-0. MOTOR CO.
v
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/ The Very first time you
use Calumet your balung
wall be perfectly, raised,
sweet i and^ wholesome.
And you can expect unailing uniformity just as
orig as you continue to
use it, because
ing
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FOR EVERYBODY
MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD
’•BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
SENDFOHMT)
Here’s something for you—a new puzzle
I want every boy and
every manand,
Send for one—see how long it takes you
Don't wait—cut the coupon out of (
Henry McLauhn, Jn,
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY* NOVEMBER 21,1922
■FLORIDA ADVERTISING
.
CONFERENCE HELD AT
JACKSONVILLE SOON
(Mr Tfce AtwrliitS rr f»«)
JACKSONVILLE. (Nov. 21.—Elec
tion- o f offtccra as well as a heavy
docket of important matter*- awaits
the annual, meeting here December 5
o f the Florida Development Board.
The tf-ssibns will l>c held in the'Hotel
- -: Seminole." ’
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Several recommendation*-offered by
a.committee from commercial organ
n ■izations of the state arc to be taken
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under consideration. Thw actTons ^aken by the FJv^dla Advertising Cdnfor-'
; mat-held at OrtanrfCTmtNijv.f’mhrrT,
will be formally reported to the board,
and It is possible that the committee
of ten authorized by this conference
to work out a.program for a-state
wide advertising campaign and mat
ters pertainingto it, will be appointed.
The personn^L of this committee is
regarded at important as it will be
charged with the formulation not only
of fhe extent o f the advertising cam
B f . ' - : paign but the manner of raising its
' funds.
Vice-Presidents and director* are
the officer*^*! by cldctcd by the meet
ing, a'nd they will'in turn elect exe
cutive officer* for the ensuing year.
brick street, desirable location.
the Senate adjourned immediately otit
!. Cobb, P. O. Box ftII. Winter
of respect Whcnpnformcd of. the death
FI.
i—
»0l*3tp
of Senator IVaIron, putting over the
reception of all new arnafbrs* until FOR R£NT—Housekeeping aparj
tomorrow.
Beside* ’ Mrs. Felton
ment. .719 Oak A vc. ___ 201-lltj
awaiting to be sworn in was her suiFOR RENT—Comfortable rooms an
cessor," Walter F. George, elected No
available at 318 Magnolia Ave.
vember 7th fast, and several others.
Mi1. George tonight reiterated- that
hy would adhere to his program of FOR RENT—Turnishcd ’ bed room,
117 Laurel Ave. <•„*
(O •197-Gtp
giving Mr*. Felton an opportunity to
r OK*-itENT—-Rooms and kiieOeneUo
be twprn in and ait frtr a day.
A few senators, however, were raid
tO.lAr disposed to object to the-pro
gram because of the precedent it
.artment*
might *e|, and Senate leaders reitorat»-»l-lhat-7dr»;-FeHtm ermW-'^-rtot'
claim pay or mileage allowances. Ill
was repeated that objection from n 1L o k RENT— Furnished h.iuw and
■ingle senator would bar* Mrs. Felton - three furnished apartments: Phone
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and probably cause reference of her 37I-W.
commission .to the Senate privilege!
ep furnished, price $15 per month.
and electioas committee, nr n ruling
hy the Vice-President which . would Apply .to Mrs. II. I). Durant at Lako
Marv.
193-tfc
deny her the Senate oath.
to the Custom er
SEE THE NEW SUPERIOR
CHEVROLET AT THE SAN
JUAN GARAGE CO.
200-3tc
W ANTED
1 .CLASSIFIED :
:
ADS
%
ORGANIZATIONS JOIN
IN EDUCATION \YEEK
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Clutltlnl Ada 6c a line. Na Ml
id.taken for ieaa (has 25c. M
and pasitfvely no rlaaalfied' **
ads charged to anyone. Cash h
must accompany si] orders. **
Count five words to a lino **
and remit accordingly.
M
n n n h h n n n h
WANTED—Team’ work,
Hanson Shoe Shop.
WANTED—Boperintendenry of or
- *m:c prove.-. Cair-give teffcrrnc^
A-ddrers E- W.-Collier, Route ft, i ^ t-
«n>» s- C\
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2QUt^
WE WANT to recharge' and r e p i
your battcrie*. Our «tarter, genera,
tor and ignition repair department R
in charge of. an expert. . Genuint
"KX1DE" 'Battery- S e r v ic a -m y
BROS. *Thone ijB . Sanfonf. 172-lfc
WANT KIT TO
‘ . or 4 room ’ umuTnisneu apartmentflat or house,1desirable loenliort. Ad!
dross *‘ F. S.” care Herald office, S»n.
IW-tfc
LOST
LOST— Fart of 'Masonic charm.
probably on West First si reel
between the Senilrurto Uiundry
and Crain Harris’ home.’ Reward.
— R. L, Chriscnberry, 123 West
First HI., Seminole latundry.
LOST—Octagon shaped. gold wri»t
watch, black.rihbon band. Reward.
Inqulija M
—Ruba .Williams, phono 22H .san.
? t
ford, Fla.
Dui-ctp
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2L—KducaM
tion Week. under the auspice* of - the
M
Bureau of Education, will be •ob
*•
served IhU year .from December. 3
git *■'
k
to
After the first celebration
throughout the country « f a week to
J O ItS A L F r
Chicago—Herb i* n bit of concrete cobipany Anally got ambitious, how- grew, prices would be subjected to a
promote education two year* ago, co
eTldrnco of taojr a .well directed pub- ever, and decided to advertise. Thb dowhward scale. It was also emphaFOR SALE^N icc fat turkey*, 60c L
-Built t<* Itdck tho^fanuc'nt oT this -sec
operation of the American Legion,
llrlty campaign rpc-ded up business.first thing jliejr did vs* to spend Sct- sized that tbo new 1At7 advertising
per lb. Address N, 11. Bnrwirk.j ■
to such nn extent that the company ernl hundred dollars In remodeling cards were given with every purthe National Education •Association,
tion in every way tljat lies within
200-top "
Lake Monroe, Fla. ~
,
was In n position to share profits the show window*. Next they filled etmsc. In addition to all thts'advereluli*« school* and chdcclip-f W nnu-j
our
jtowerwlth the customers.
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the windows with new * Itto*.. .Scat- (Dements were placed in the newsthis year (greater L v The Lawndale Prog Company, .n teml throughout the display were papers ‘ telling of the," plan to *haris * FOR SAI.E—1 ice box, t show ense, ■
widcaprcad and. thf*
-Bnckc’A hy ample 'financial ‘responsi
3 pieced of marble. Call at 217 San- [ §
' gbmT'than ever is experied toAlrwult | Chicago concern, for several years did placed printed placnnls which In* prollts with customers
bility Iq ait! in every constructive
just
an
ordinary
hustife**,
which
two
formed
the
public
that
price*
Inslda.
Tito
rompony
now
employ*“
five
j
ford
Ayt*
,
.
200-fttp
j
front tho^ampaign
movement
tcndiQfe to increase prosprescrlptfap
Ylerks
wi
re
able
to
take
depended
entirely
on
vse
amount*
of,
clerks.
The
plctufp
shown
here
tclis
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PmvIdrTi^lliart/lng. has assured
case o f without being rushed. T he kales, nmf that aa the "turn-over” . why.
t' ’
ri FOR Iv^LF;—Lowing machine,^11
perity
and
happiness jon the farm.
of" Education Tigcrt
LVJiment^, Fostoffice box \ll, ’
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would, hy proelamstjon, '•set
200-Ctp
-Bank' with this strong, friendly insti
•that week for education pur cotton production in Florida ‘‘can
tution and you are •assured tho
FDR -.SALE— Young .(cer hound
Crowds Cheer \
poses! and a real nation-wide reveal again take an important place in the
•atom*'of safety and tangible assist-,
. puppy, *8 months old! ~~ Easily
of edtfcstinhal enthusiasm -is fooked development o f our agricultural re
ance when-required.
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Mrs. EeIton\n
trained.’ Fhorio 1B5-J.’
201-3tc
fqrliy Mucator* generally.
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Chamber
: f o r s a l e - o r e x c h a n g e f..r a
in order-to concentrate the cam
"If other cot to growing states dstn
smaller ear, 7-passenger Packard.— ! ■
paign upon phase* of education which adapt the metbod to their condition1*,”
Ceofgia Woman Arrompaniwi by E x -, Fred It. Wilson.* Car at Willi^mx" Ga- i 5
ore of-outstanding significance,
St.rrrtllrv remit m»>S. ‘ there is every
|rage.
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tain day. wereidcsigmitcd upon whl.h rp2|-Ron vvhy K,,)rl(Ia
Ket* {hc
STIGMA
CANNOT
STAND
THE
S
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V
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R
A
L
HOUSES'for
sale, , House
Enter .Heiinte, *
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special topic*] iwill be stressed. These redit for this /Krtf’iryery, worked out
llft-tfc
for rent. Set} Thigpen.
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own state agencies, and if*
WOOD
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Nov.
21
-G
e
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SALK\-$*.Mi
Country; , Dec. -if American citizen they ennnok adapt the method,-farm-I’lcase
arrange
to
pay
cash
on
de
ship; 5lh, patriotism; ftth, school and eta in the'cotton growing sections of tur The .t..»rhi;<i
j id«*s '“cniritl old lady," J! m . W. II.
■4 .’ A C O M M U N I T Y B U I L D E R
teacher; 7tb, iliijerncy; 8th. c<|uality Florida wttl havtf a great adtarilhg -'■WASH!NOTON, N ov . 2*t. Hennlnr1■Feiloiv^iixa^womnn senator, m the livery, nnd specify the. kind nf xvood
of opportunity, and ^th, physical edu- id growing cotton, one nf the principal Tre.fian II. Nrwbenry, of SIkhigm . » * «
the cart in the <d«n^ vvnfded, when placing your order.—F. ■ F. I*. FORSTER. Fresidcnl
' B. F. WHITNER, Cashier
t<> a
n flare
I'ince in
in the
the fienatnj*^
fi**nati.\;!n^ Mvne oorf lH
itu-e etmvenlpg
convvntpg pofi r ^ r S. Vcrrtfly. * \ _•
■‘*i*"Ti»tton -aod hygicnc. .
‘
ll»C-tfe ■
suple crop's of the jvorld. for pmc- whom right to
Every facility f«r publicity and tically all.other Southern slat.- now b*-*
» "object of lon g and Idtter tT1'"’ 5'- i l f r ’fffori'tfl Ik* srvorn iir an FOR SALE—C melody Yga^ophone B I S M S R S I I l i q R I B K I i n l B I I I I I B l F B I I S M S I l I I B I R I I I I l I I I I
or !l
education, even the air," will be used, have the holl weevil* which have *re- rohtxsversy, han ^hmitletl.ht^wlTS?^" nit ,,r
was forced over tint*
good as new. $120 takAsjlt,"half)
' for the Bureau of Education has ar durrd eoltoftsproduEticai several mil- nation with u rct}uc-,t that it ii/ct;tne tminirrmv, but in a|I other respects cash, imlnnce $10 per montH. -R. J.
she-enjpycd n thrtllihg debut as the Holly, Herald Office. .
ranged with the Intcr-departmont Ad- lion 1talcs per" ycar.^^Icre is an op- effective Immediately.
J jj»-C tp
In
n
letter
to
Governor
Groc?b«fe.
congregational curtain feus raised.|
Commlttee
on
Government
£.»■ ’ .risory
,
.
portu'nity fortFbiridil to capitalize wt
FOR SALE—Dosicr. nnd Gay*’ paint"
if. ■'
tadio broadcasting to use government lh|> Vesu1tarof. wivk ilone by her ovrt.,ma. public here Saturday, Mn.Niw- "Vn‘J thl’r^ w n * good prosp,<t tonight
and varnishes at Sanford Noveky
radio to broadcast educational mn- research experts,.and ns the subject slurry aaid he had been impelled in rc- that, r-irccesr- would crown H?c hope Worka^ Sanford ngents.
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tcrial twlqe daily through the week. will Ik* widely discussed during , the Aife voluntarily because of the defeat ’ uf tnkmg Lie onth tomorrow ami beK
FARMER^—You
con
get
seed
bee
Co operation of motioh picture the- coming months, will m>t '-ach pcrnmlof, his Republican colleague, Senator
1 *" f,rflt wonrarr spnatnr -in
B
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fram^i*Tnd
irrigation
piufcs
at
th*
atres also has been tendered. • r
in-ip To udecrii^e Florida by referring^Townsgnd, in tffc ejection November
wc" ftS P„a.m.e' ,f
for w Sanford Novelty Works.
100-vf,
fie fe b - •
- ‘ Governors, mayors ami other rxc.-u- tft the control method on-, the "Fh»ri- 7th. '
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A banking service that meets
FOR BALE—"To acres Tn Longwuoii.
tive officers have boon invited’ by the da Method?"
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he *ni.L would . „ T ‘ ,,r J
“'WltlVYoiu* )req\uiements lsthe.
corner nf Grove and (Ir.-mgc itvo-,1
educational officials to issue prnc*
tarnations itnd otherwise promote gen- VKI EUAN KNIGHT OF KEY SOON to rontinue hi* public soryfee
he* ’ " uth*
)'ns nil but an actual nues, S^ E. 1-4 of N .. K. f-4 of S. W.|
service, that you need.
crai observation‘of .the-week. News,
TO 1-F I IKF * ^
■<oPtinualh* would be’ ’ i m m p ^ h y
»» the Sen- 1-4 Sec. is , tw p. 2(i, Range 2D. Thos.
.
iir .iim .
|ate floor
hours u*hcre*.*he
J. BnXtcr. ,
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pepers and magazines nlso will s'-t
The service of the Peoples
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’ l .tttismi political persecution.
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the
gnlk-rf,'
crowds
and
was
nside space for the campaign..
PERMANENT WAVING, Shampoo
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Bank of Sanford has been
VISAIJA. 1 a if..
Nov. 21
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congrnliiiution hy >emiCommissioner Tigcrt said the top
ing, s’ealji nnd facial treatment,—
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,1VLT lk.n. . - « • repr. sen ativestfnd offtemla who Mrs. McCoy^Welakn Apartments. * •
planned to meet the heeds of
ics-for each day wcrcT^vJpctcd !»c- "Thit ly soon maria* m-M ove, the ^ ^
hjs
IhnI
n u M Uley wert* considered of na wires hy J- * . Usrd
193-I2 tp
the people of this city and sec
h
o
m
t
w
0 „ . nt in th, was-fete,!. also by crowds almut the
tional importance.
He .explained, graph opurator who taught T
nnd vvjw photo graphed, nnd j I’NI’BER 8pKD FOR SAI-E—J have
tion,' and it will meets yours.
hnwevcr,»thnt theip selcetlona should A Ediaonthe Moysc c ^ c
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confirmed." H- ^ n* C T -r . . . .
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dmed, Timl hut happy tonight, she " a Mirplus of 35-lbs. of Ruby King
■nt>t preclude the various states, mu: wlmsu -sixty years of • telegraphing: . , . .. •
We
jH'esent
Our
service
to you
pepper set-M,, raved liy myself out of
mainhim
probably
the
oldest'operMM"
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war.
prepared
to
r^nevv
tomormiy
her
nirlpalities nm| counties fmm dress
the
very
best
New
Jersey
stock,
$2.75
.fo
r
in
point
of
servo*
in
(In’
I
rnt.-d
1
«W»rt«nilIea
Urr
public
for
„
„
V,ffjt-Ul
place
in'thb'Gcn*
with every assurance that ’ it
ing tho?e features of education whjch
per Ik Address, K Grot hen,--Danin.
K>tes, has had c-hnrg,- of an "fHco
tyunld.nal^.talu to offorj
nerd emplutsizing locally.
>vill please you. ■- ’
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here thirty-five years and hi- wants j ^ "l. 1 1
IM '!* " L" ‘
‘ " Jn
| Of nil senntefy,
present or Fin. "*
lb ret lie.
’
\r V V r;:?mn,,t mr, brings to an end « , MllfPi Mt*. F .-ln oj-as- the Hrsl to o n iA' R e q u i r e s small investmeirt
HIGH I’ lflFED LAND KEKI'H HI
Word started lotegrpphing bark in! [*«tl“ wh,‘ h «*«;»;iy h»« made pol.tiea Up(lHU. , 0<lny „ „
flooP. An„ ,
J^jianille this business. Now -doing
COST HIGH
1«0‘2, working for. the Grand Trunk thistory und width. It upiieanHl, would jjpBni(.,f bjr formerB.eiiator Hukc'Suilth, well. -Good profit. (!nn Is- greatly
,'railroad at Mount Clcfljens, Mich.
" ’ "unied early in the Hi-soon p f j „ f Georgia, nnd wearing a black bom. increased. Bent nenson just beguiK
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thej con,jr*‘^
vr>,’ I,nye-’ terdaj^.ton- ^ct; fur coat,and white gloves, slio Better investigate. 21ft Pine Ave.
OSAKA, Japan, . Oct.- 25.—(By Edison wcis n "ntwsboy" on
two' 'F led in~M,lchigun of n conspiracy to nrriVcd more than nn hour la*for'e the
Mail)—Great effort* nre being made (jrand Trunk rjiiirtHtd nnd-the
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Sanford, Florida
1
k>>* became fn*t fHenfls, when
Edi*
-v^lnte the election _■lows, Senator r10,,n" convening Lour. $ o*-ii she' was
hy the govenimont and the. people .of
FOR SALE—rBargain. Brand now
Japan to bring down the cost of liv son (used liis spar**- moment*' lo take "Newberry api«aldd to the. supreme “ nt home," hV gfhg her bonnet nnd ■ shot *gun, 12 gauge -hammeriesa,
ing, hut leading economist* agree that up telegraphing under Ward's super- court,>hith declared uncunstituUonnUcoai In the Democratic rlo’ak room double barrel. Fust $85.00, sacrifice
th ‘ ntntftte -under which ho Mas nc- Shaking .out hnr Milk-.dress and lace
It Is dlffitulr to bring’ ntmut n pey- vision.' Whorl Edison's train stopped
loug^enough
nt
Mount
Clemen*,
luFeiwd.
The senate itself, after a Jyhg collar, sh«- wns given nn absent wnn- for quick SQid. Terms. See I„ Urbnn
manent retiucllon of the prise o f ngr,203-3tp
jmhina-fiftYt'MtlgnUan, -rflnally confirmed hi*' lor's chair alongside Hshatbr llartia, May*
cultural products as long ns the value waalalcbrn -n few. letters or rn
FOR
SALE—
IH
ton
Republic
truck
is train titlu to a teat by a mnrgnin of flyc ' Democrat. Georgia, and wan the
tion* from Warrl, then when ids
of farm lands remains high.
In
good
condition.
New
Goodyear
There are about fifteen . rfi'llions Rlopped nl andther station he }vou13; votes.. In the*- campaign ju*t, closed, cynosure of alt eyts and tn« loadstone
of arriving senators
senntors who hastened to Cord tires cm rear wheeis.—W, I*.
of agricultural lands In Japan, of Vent) them-back over the wire* to t|je.ca.Mi.w«* one of t!lc*issues, ,
hi*
teacher,
I
A*
copy
of
the
letter
of
resignation
shake"
her
hand
nnd offer best wishes. Wn’de, 145 East. Rich Ave,. Delated,
which " approximately onf-haif i*
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During
the
civil
wnr,
Ward‘
served
sent
to
Governor
Gtuesbcck
was
de
Gallery
crowds,
largely composed Fin.
paddy field, which ip exclusively i:cof
women,
overflowing
Into
the
hnlis,
ns
n
telegraph
"operator
on
General.
livereti
Monday
t/»
\
ice-President
FORSALEt
-G
m
stove,
207
Freneh
Ygtcd t/x the growing of. rlcc- The uvcheered nnd applauded the white hnir(•mot's
:-tnf
f.'
I
jt
e
r
he
went
west
\
Goalidge
by
Walter
It.
Itddesy,
Mr.
Ave.
,
203-3tp
the
rice
fields
in
erago Value of
for » commercial firm and worked at Newberry** secretary. Mr. Newberry cd woman a*, shortly liefcm the .Sen FOR 8 ALE- -Household furniture.
Japan 1* a*4ilgh as $1,240 per acre.
ate convened,
she was
\va*‘ ccyprted
nveneo, sne
^ r '.c a Pi
ui an
Sacriinchto |n the pioneer days. Si himself is nt home in Detroit.
Phonc 99.
203-Ctp
C
H
im
to
receive
n'kflge
bouquet
-ante-room
beria
called
him
and
He
worked
for
a
‘ . f l * JAGKfiokvU-LE, Nov. 20— KlorFOR SALE OR TRADE—Good mule
Next lo Princess Theatre
Sponsored by the Waycross and bf 87 red roses. Aga|^ the crowd 1
m f rf r,- Ida Is sure to get an individual profit while on construction jobs there.
nnd wng^n and hnrncss for E°r(l
broke
into
n
noisy
demonstration
as
Ware
County
Chamber
o
f
Commerce,*
Thirty-five
years
ago
he
ennte
to
out of Hu-' method of boil-weevil contouring c^r. See Joe Jones nt Hock
trui recently -announced by the State Yisalia to set ur, repeaters for tho the ndustrial and agricultural pro »he remained-through the brief sea- ey's ‘Vulcanizing Shop.
203-2tp
tfafct Board, according to Secretary Visalia tolegTaph offhe. Ho planned gram of n syrup c/nning factory nnd sum observing each move intently
FOR
SALE—
Upright
piano,
good
through her gold spectacle:!. _ ’ ;
A. A, Cpult» of the Florida Dcveiop- to itay^BPino six months j o “ get a sour crenni shipping plant. Al
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WOR
condition,
for
$100
tnsh.
Address
Clasped in her lap, roljed In brown
■ ment Board. Mr. Cot|lt announced things" in runnfhg order hut he has ready businessmen who. have farms
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
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piper, she held her commission as Box 352.
^ L ^ z. . .
that the deyjolopmcnt had received the been here, ever since- ' Once he was in the vicinity have made plan* to
a
senator,
received
two
months
ago,
r.—i.ov
on
We.il
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
t-.mn-nt " f, Dr. Wilmon Newell, dl ejected inayor of Vi alia on tli^ repuh- i bring fine cows*to Ware county and
riijipq-s ef the w » w Mhvmtgh Jfrc -by appointment-upon the draih. - a t
eloa* hi, Iupnisa 80fl Vi
rector of tpp Want Board, to christen lican ticket when everything
evei
►
4*18 We*t Pir*t 8 tr*et-— ——
I,r
1018 West First B
.Senator Thomas .E. Watson,
, .
• |agency to be started.
.
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nue.
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the new means of control of the went democratic five to one. .
Now Mr. Ward thinks hev would
The First National Bank of Way* •AH "In tho Senate paid tribute to FOR SALE—
SALE—(mrner east fronTlot on
"Florid* Method" nnd
nn asks that it l»c
L
•
like
to
rctirtq
*o
the
telegraph
compros*
and the ‘Citizens bank have the first womqn member. She was ' 11th and Magqolia. For terms, sec
name
in
all
dis•
ireferred tb by that
pany has asked the state railroad promised to finance any farmer who received hy Vice-President CoOlidge K. R. Murrell, Jr., Wclnka Apartruit|onj) i*|
jf'lJ
<
commission
fur authority to close the wishes to hliy cows, hogs oY poultry. and met aenrly all senators, Republi mehts.
,fe:
^
"
204-2tp*
Polntirij out thnt if the method is
rloso
the
offiro.
If it is granted, the The hog sale to he livid here Thurs* cans nftd Democrats, as well as offl- FOR SALFi—Chevrolet louring car.
wr^rvadopted to other cotton growing re
(ftiy, Nftvemhir 23, will ho tin,1 begin- cisls and pages.
gion*, ‘ Florida rfhould receive thu veteran will bo through.
No*disappointment was mahTfestcd v Will sell at n rcpl bargain. Sjn;
(ling
of a Ilye-steck market fpk this,
We use nothing but the best material; all
credit of tvolviftfr the formula. Mr.
Wilson Motor Co.,, F’ irst .street and
Stevenson, of the CortgrfgnUonsl section nf ^outh Georgia. Through hy Mrs. Felton when tojd thnt no new*
Coult'says that if it should develop
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work done by expert workmen.',
.sipnjor.-f could be sworn jn today, the Sanford Avo..
that !th* method cannot he adapted Club, has eftme Intt^tha lime HgltJ. hi th« development program, Waycross,
apparently
grasping
7|uickly
what
which
suffered
severe
financial
de
his
first
gijmy.
_
Hteve.is
some.bowjor
FOR
to other *ectldn>, Florida cottony row
imAy veteran .denote
leaders for sey
__
__
er* will have a Jbl- gadvnaUga over and there art those that looE for him pression. during the recent strike, it , J | T
FOR RENT—Completely furniabed
lo*Tkep himnoif perched right on, top slowly,but surely-touting hack., ftir>ral dnys hiul forgotlgn, that Ihe Bdn- ' house, fi room* and hath, mpdorn
•< the.grower* of other slates.
K»d*.U»<-b« o'flciaBy notJfiM of
The assurance that 90 pef centliT a the heap nit sadson—uhb-si KmilJ ton Industrial and agricultural center.
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Jconvenience*, double garage, corner
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----Rio
dogth-of
n Bcnator bcfore hi* sue:
Wight
Bros.
Dept.
Garage
Building
tioriital -crop cn b* expected in cdtton Atnnnn.knock* him-off.
Ilave^ tho Herald do your next job ctssor could be received- And in ac FOR RENT—FuDiishwi room, 4 U
rc
und#r the “ Florida Method^" Scerc-.
204-fitp
Park Ave. ■».- vo f printing. M’ o have the equipment cordance with unbroken pwjcqdent,
*Tb* Herald for r o it Cana*.
Ury Coult sMy*, demonstrate* that
■ a -.-;- .» , •*
^ :e u
Y.
ftiLO
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BANK
WILL
FROM SENATE
First N ational B ank
THE SERVICE
THAT YOU NEED
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING
AUTO PAINT SHOP
�h
f
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922
•
REALM OF SPORTS
base ball
foot b a l l
basketball
,
1•
GOLF
BOWLING . .
‘ TENNIS
BOXING
TOKIO, 0*t. 2*1.— I By 31nil) - - A .
WAYCROSS, Gn., Nov, 2 (.—Flar
ing n cR>\on n cash basis, which has museum of “ Today and t"he' Future,"
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been- accustomed to (he retail credit', with exfiditfs that, start-from tho
b a. ia m
system /o r ycalrs, is the problem that present,.'qot frPm the. past;
t k a p . s h o o t in g
r
-f
CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
public-spirited m en 'of this city 'nro founded (Vtobbr T ns a part of .tho
• And that's going some for the first attempting td solve. It is with the celebration of' the formal establish- ,
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day.
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, realization that tho future of Way- ment of Greater Tol^o, On thaj day V '
rtoss depc.nds upon- this movement the pity tlmUs were extender! in all
direct ion* and. the uren under munirf- .
Deane Turner has joined the ranks tl\at hasnt'ouscd interest here,
One’ o f the phased qf the •movement pal control to include town# as far i d
of tho *‘koo<|.ones" at the (rolf limes.
--Af
to make Wsycross n prosperous city toward* Yokohama ns Oqiori.
Made it in fifty-fdur (so he says),
sufrounded by a prospenms agricul
trr
Arrangements .are under way (Or tural sceflon was the establishment
The Daily Ilgmid Delivered to your
some professional matches, both golf of. the
. . curb market hen*,. which
. , •’ h;is
CongregDtionala Bowl fairly Good Game Con sid- Best Chapman Tells-jof-Soxne-Interostihg Events Slid iim iij, ftl the Country CTuF for ‘ bci-i: cnUrely ' successful anil wliTcfij^55™
has done much to bring ready money ■ l i n a i i n i a B S S i i B i s s i a i i s s a
the very near future.
That Seldom Get into the Papers
eringr the Absence of Two of Best Players
11
to this city and keep it in rircula<Ily IIKRT CHAPMAN)
Shoriff Hand, Waiter Hand, Rex Hbn.
The league leaders and tail endors
Chnse & Co..
Packard and Frank Woodruff, . Sr.,
07 110 122 329 Continuing the article that I start ond or shown op when the hit and run were amongat the big game hunters ONE LONE VOTE PUTH.ri
Buick4
.were un the cards at the howling al McKee . ..........
89 137 111 310 ed in a previous issue of this paper, foils to materialize arc punned unmer that brought home a deer yesterday.
leys last night and it was with per Jones ...........
CONSTABLE IN OFFICE
Biiick
cifully by these so-called sports writ
88 -U L
fect ease that the Champs won.over Adams .......
199 concerning the treatment of "Babe"
ers,
Half
tho
fan#
accept
the
newsRuth
by
the
different
sport
writers,
I
C. P. Herndon »... 107 137
And the Rotary* Club ham post
the Orange Pockm.
2 11
1 Cleveland
MANSFIELD, Mo., Nov. 21,—Tom
The Congregational outfit felt the H. Chase ............M7
7fi 95 318 think here is one condition in Ruth’s papef reports ns being the right dope. poned Us regular weekly “cats" un
They seem to believe that baseball til Saturday that this •burs h may Inman was ejected constable by a , 1 Ford Touring:
absence of two of their host howlers Wiggins j.............
93 93 case that is rarely ever considered by
writers signing their names above lo ) g in enough venison* for..'the majority of one vote. Some one wrotp
(he
public.
Few
stop
to
think
of
the
....... . *
•insofar- as running up a high score Beardotj
87 87
Inman’* name on n ballot and m no I am closing out at a rcajl
their
stuff nro "experts."
position
of
a
man
who
is
constantly
svas concerned,' while Chase & Co.,
crowd.
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party bail a candidate he was clotted.
"And
the
poor
player,
just
because
in
tho
public’s
eye.
There
are
always
howled just1a little Better than tholr
bargain.
The cars arp
. 'Totals .............
•....1010 reporters looking for something new u play or an.attempted play fell thru,
Dick Mnxwell, Kd Higgins, Dr.
usual game.
,
The Herald delivered,'15£ per week. all in good condition. S
or different to write about a'mnn in is made tho b'unehead and the,goat: Puieston, Arthur Yowell and Col.
Holding’ took tho honors for high
this
position.
Next
afternoon
tho
fans
are
on
him
Standing of the Clubs
me for prices and terms.
Knight are a few of tho old timers
ticore with both Jewett and A. He. Won Lost Pet.
They"pick up most every little thing when ho conies-to bat. because theyjthnt nrc lr, th|, w(j(mL, thja weck (wk.
anud pushing.him close.
Tomihy’
I will trade for city lots.
Jones rolled high score fur the Chase Congregatfonals
1
0 1.00 that has a possible story lo.it. Im read In the morijlng Bladder that he ing for some of this game.
was a boob und ought to be clerking in
team.
Men’* Club .........
3
0 1.000 agine a story written about every man a chili slum)..
There has neve# been more game
Uiat waft^put out of a ball, game or
The detailed account of the game is
Farmer* ............
1
.007 •fined in the big leagues Inst season.
"Publicity makes baseball/ Without reported in the woods about Seminole
as follows:
Rotary jCiub ....
2
.333 N o,room would ho left in the paper* 'publicity baseball would bo u cooked county a«‘*thin season which goes to
r
Congregational#
prove that our Seminole (i.ijiie and
Merchant*
........
-I4rt
o
3
.000 for the box bcorc if such were thqfjjpooaci
Mi
be 1ding . . .........m i i’ll
(JNLY BIG CIRCUS COMING TO
*
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j "The newspaper that baseball fans Fish Protective Association is getting
11(1
428
Chase
A
Co,
o
Jewett' ............... I d H»
KANFOIU) THIS YEAR
•I •* .000
Ty Cobb was put out of-several !11:''1
loVc is l*e
that in some good work.
L. Renattd .............130 11 1 117 301
Circus Friers
A. Renaud ......-..-135 J18 Ino ■IM
games last season but was never call- 1 :
C
^ V0«
UM B" ‘! >,r° '
D R E S S E S for the
* Schedule-far This Week
•
And
now
that
Boh
Hojlry
is
on
the
id
"n
rowdy
for
it.
Or
does
any
f:u,
>-u
,t.
its
accounts
of
the
game
in
such
Kent . .............. HO 122 Ml aca
,
,
, .
I manner that a perron who tlitln L soo ioh again,'the big press in operation,
Wednesday—Rotary vs. .Merrhnnts, remember
seeing a story about Ceo.i - .
, . ,
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STOUT TYPES, sizes 10
*
i
'it can understand how it was won or Randall Chase's howling average
. . •Under Age of 12
hursday—
Men's
Club,vs.
Fanners.
2011
Sisler striking an umpire. But never
Totals
pickingup,
and
Sanford
lost
its
one
i
lest.
to
48.,
THEY
have
an
ADULTH
75c (Ihciudiog War T a x i i th^less such .was the ease.
Boston
, .
. e. ,
,
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t -“ IJUt flB long as kids wearing Jtarold game of th e, season, W would say
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the pasktifeq of the proposed amend- was.playing in St.-Louis at tho time| . ,
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Ltoyd-gogglpa are the sports editors, It it, the important events are over
..
,
abundance of style and
ment at the last election.' Its mem and Staler had gone sevoral times to “ 'u' ■
Ibasebnli will never obtain the just for the week—until#Sanford, enter
bership has remained at 32 since the the hat without getting tho sepihfnnco
Hchiy'deserves. They’ re tains Mt. Meade Saturday.
conatitutbm of 1883 was adopted. |of a hit, Ami ns he was leading
grace*' THUY are tailcrimes, twihtc sport sheets."
There has lwen no reapprtiomhflU of league by a few points he could not
NBW YORK. Nov. - 2J.-\Vi||ie
Humming the,whole rase up J think
>red in ’ Poirot^ Twill,
its membership, however.continue in this slump lonjj*. " There
tho public expected too much of Ruth Hoppe, ftirmer champion, scored his
And the last proffered amendment fore lie was very anxious to beat out
ami when lie, f.ulcd to beat hi#. last fourth straight victory in the inter
■
Canton Crepe and Geor
was not-specific as to how it should a slow hit to the infield oil tjiis paryear’s’ record in the number of hbme- national 18.2 balk line billiard chnmTALLAHASSEE, No*. I g -W ilh lie apportioned under the new order.- Uvular occasion and strained every rims, ■regardb-'s of tin* fact that be niotishfp by'defeating Krich.Hangrnthe rejection by the. voters of the On the absence of-details as to this ■muscle trying to bcut the tlirow, but made the same number of prop*'*i- laclier, German star, n /t close match gette.
proffered solution fur the realign promised a|i|iortioimiei)t, the anti* ,.ftei- crossing the bag he was called lions to the number of games h playv4{>00 to 402. The result assured Hoppe
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lout by Hildebrand. After hearing the
ment o f the state legisfnture, the campaign revolved.
PRICKS that are most
t-d ill ns be did lost year, the finis as who has but one more match to play,
Periodically, front aggrieved sec* j del isiom Bisler soenuil to lose control
time, worn question is expected to he
a whole began to-believe wluit they if -at leftist a lie in the tournament.
Subject matter for the next session of tititis of the state hfivc come other ,,f l.'m-idf, rushing at the umpire Ire! tend iir the papers. 1 want to make
ippealing, for they, are
spggcstcd means of redress. One o 'L Wimir H wivkvd left to. the "umpV’ i
.
the law-making body. ..
MRS. FGllULTZ; NOTARY.
that
— f e r f o u m An c e s
2
prediction right^ eremndit is
it has Men such for of cry biennial the modern, srhemes is to remove,!lie j.|W, which luckily did m.t iiiml square n
;o
wearable.
Ruth
will
lead
the
lea
guy
in
home
runs
MARRIES
ill
EM
NOW,
STREET
PARADE, 10:30 A. M.
' cession of the law.makers since 1887 capital, a .movement whleli started or liildie would have lieen taklhgi
season, and that he will tome
WEDij
TWENTY-SIX
off
nolsly't-omemolithn
ago
down
in
qouiishmcnl through-a straw yet. The!nc*‘
i'lit th? 1927 session approached it
very near breaking hi* own record in
___OKKKRiNG for ^ '
Hnser than any of its predecessor*. It Marlon county way, and from whichj newspaper* hardlTy mentioned thi* irinumber o f hKs 1 n one Reason.
Sirs.*"Schultz, the nst.istant In the
glovesi
nothing'
has
lieen
Iu
nfirRlttdjr
.'rS
tiif^
^
Vif.q
The
Toilovving
day."
Ami
all
lie
laid been IiamlTrd with kid
"ffice o f County Judge E- F. House
prior to'the 1921 meeting, and tho! ilivi^lori sentiment has appeared. _ I'i
,,t;t '0f it was a lliree day siupenROADS
WIN
IN
J’
LKA
FOR
holder, liar, the record for marrying
more cynical of opponent eommentit-'fnrL •l®!*’-division and capital removal ■,;(in f..
Thi* goes
them off. Since being appointed no
HEARING AS TO REGENT
tors, os&grt tho handiwork of •thi#. iterestf collided in soipq ipinrters,.and ((|
what Si£l, r grt-i l»y with .
tnry
in July Mrp. Schultz has mar
hwly wa# questionable. There wefe, this inay be the reason- for the r|«ii«-tu i ^ |,j|r h!S,| it been Ruth, the |«ipcr# i
. PROPERTY ASSESSMENT
ried
2(5
couples ami lias her Jinnd
numbers, jlnwrver, who thought the on-l«»lh. I here are sunto^who wotiliL j
t. entire country would havi* car
measurewhilb probably defective, ng- sell some of tin* spite # Meat Harid.i , led tin* story under big head line*.
j ' FALLA HASSLE, N’ny. 21.— Right in nicely now when it "comes to tyingThe reason for thi* in generally ac- l" “ hearing of It* appeal ns to repent them up tight. Aside from-her heav
complishcd much.in the right’ dlrcc-’ counties tA Alabama.
•
tiny. Governor Hardee was of this
This is ndmiteediy an effective way rt'pl-d 1y thu players as iMiing the! assessment of (he ropd* properly was enly dutie* in the matriaga line Mr#
|of giving the rest of-the state control .arse fu* th e. notoriety which Ruth «war*lcd by the Florida Supreme St 1 iltz is kept busy ,nt this time of
lias gotten -tliis nunimtr, is. due to . u |C.our). today to the Atlantic toast t|ie year with hnnlthg licenses and
That tho, next legislature will bend, "f the legislature.
looking after thu detail ^-ork o f Hie' • Sanford Avenue at
, its efforts to evolve something hot-,
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iittle incident which hnppenetl ,luring. Lino' Railroad nnd the Florida East
ludge's office and there is alvvayrthe 1921.world’s series. Ruth had a * l>n-1^ Railway. A preniptory writ
Ut and finer is believed. * Governor; LOUISIANA GOVERNOR,
Second Street
plenty
to do.
Hardee, whi|o urging that, tjie pro'-|
DECIDES TO IN0U1RD
Vary Imd cnrliunt-le on his throwing or mandamus was awarded the roads
fetetf solution bo-ratifiod -4n ilie- last: - r
n S T O - T a - W A m v m r s - r ™ ihnt^-sr.
j".
V'RONT ROYAL BURNS WITH
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. him when throwing, und whith grew ‘ •(^unlizirs.
.
election, .declare,) that soul,! it , be
HELP
ONLY
20
MILES
AWAY
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as he continued to use it. Tim
rhc Atlantic. Coast liho, in ijs npdefeated he would go for everything j
wjthin his dower to have tlie next leg-, W ASHLVGTON. Nqv. 2 1 - A s s u y t.|ul) )|o(.„ Jr fori,i(, him „, ,,;.y in „ n y ! PHcsatloit to the, supreme court for
fill Tlir AsMMfrlntril l*rr***l
al
oJaturc turn put n more acceptable ances were given Governor Parker of more games. The following day Ruth the alternative writ of ,,mandamus,
,
WINGHELTKR, Va., Nov. 21.-^
Isniisiann today by I'resident llnnl- appeared on the field in uniform dur- ,L'« t,,l th!,t tho comptroller hari assess
instrument. .
Winchester firemen have responded
Reapportionment is n- long story big that wherever fnleral Interests lug practice und was finally induced ed its property for taxes for the’ yenr *o appeal for help froni authorities
.winding through Florida*’* political were involved ill (ho allegeJ activities not to try to play, when informed by 1922, and. beipg dissatisfied with the i f Front Roynl, where fire, which
•of the KiA Kitix Klan,- in that Hlute the doctor that he would surely lose assessment and .valuation, that it had
journals for 35 years.,
undertaken under section 7 of chap* stort.'d, nlrenily, -hipl destroyed a
Tho state's now-constitution adopt-j the federal authorities were ready to his nrfn if he kept using it. •
lozen buildings including two flour
tm( 8581. acts.-of 1021,'to -appeal- to
ed in 1885, contained a provision foi-.Mtiltud full co-opernttop.,
So he goes back to The club house, Jtho Stnte, Hoard of Equalizer#, hut mills, several business houses *. and
nrnent, to fit the shifting
This was in reply to n mpicst by
napportionment,
shifting-- '*-- 'this
change# his uniform ami come# buck said hoard declined to hear the ap “residences.- Tho fire was funned by
conditions every (On years thereafter, the govenor for goverjiment help in
tu watch the game front tlie stands. peal on the grohnd that' the LrtiHe ’ ho high winds, spreading to 'two
i•
The cimstituUon limited the member- LmiisianA the support nrtd encourThe Yankees lost, and in trying to ,of the statute referred ttl was not adjoining IduVks.
ship o f the house -to G8.' -The 1887, sgement which he asserted it was ru
place the blnme; a certain reporter sufficient to include the provisions of
ses sion i|>d it» duty nnd matter# rook- •'living from the outside.
I’ OI.IC’.HMAN TELLS WHAT
cinmT nut in .one of the late .editions tin- net relating to the appeal.
e,l nlo/ig nicely until new rouhtles heAj Die W^hitc House conference be
HE DONT KNOW .ABOUT
wHh big flaring headlines across the
Tlie piniprity opinion of the #u
gan 'to accumulate. “ They wanted tweer. the president and Mr. Parker,
HALL-MILLS MURDER CASE
front
page
Mating
that
there
•
was'
prenic court is. bv Chief Justfdt
recogitkuj in the house, but were do- attended also, by A.ttornoy-General
nothing
wrong
with
Ruth
nnd
that
he
Browne. Judge Whitfield filed a dis
AND GOOD COFFEE
tiled entrance -because of the limlta- Daiqfllerty and the attornej-'-general
' llil? Tlif AndtH'Inlptl l’ rr|»)
*
«
,
wns "only stalling, fi’ iitpraliy Ruth be senting opinion which is concurred in
tion placed upon the house member- « f Louisiana, A. \. t oco, it was
SOMERVILLE, N. J„ Nov. 21. —
came
sore
at
sych
a
statement
being
Mrs.
Bertha
G.
Mann
•
hy
Judge
West,
The
-majority!
opin
ship by the. convention of *1885. To agreed that the jUatu government
Janies Curran,* oho of the first police
given to tlie ^public. The' following ion state# that thi cohrt'is confront men to view bodies of Rcv.'HhJl and
Will Conduct a •
meet the' Kituntion an amendment to would be fully qble to tnke care of the
day, instead ofx^gitoring it, he pro- j e,| with the question whether a min* Mrs. Mills after the pair were found
situation.
The
governor
called
at
the constitution wns prftposed, udoptcoeds to square things with tho writ istertnl officer has (he-jight or the dnilt here last September was tlie
FREE DEMONSTRATION
. Je
, ad, providing that each' new county tention to the campaign he has boon
er, , When order wyis restored the power to tlecliire nn act\ f the legis- first witness called when the count j'
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1
'
conducting
against
tho
.
klan
for
created -should have one ropresenfapress box had been cleaned out. All lrtt,ure unconstitutional or to raise the tcand jury begnn its seconit day’s
tlve. The liody ha# grown nccordlhj?ly months nnd declared in a formal
reporter# had to seek sufety in other question of its , unronstitutionality investigation o f the dpiible murder.
statement
isstiial
on
leaving
*
tins
to its present size of 81 mumbers.
quarters.
without showing that he will be in
White
House
that
"regardiesa
of
cost
AND HETTER COFFER MAKING
Tfip growing sentiment for n reapREVIEW IS DENIED
jured
by R4.enforcement. The opinor
consequences"-a
most
thorough'in
Fortunately
play
wa#
suspended
.porttonment of the legislature ns de
At this Store on Monday, Nov. 20
rived in tho constitution evolved vestigation would lie made of report during the hostilities, otherwise there ioh. proceedsto hold ^hnt ministerial
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
21.—A
suand
administrative
officers
do
not
pos
would have lieon no rerord kept nf the
nrotind tho lack of balance between ed outrn*Tes.
All Are Invited-------------- —------- Be Sure and Come
At the" same time, he vigorously happening* on the diamond. Howev sess the powers referred to and con nenic.couit review was denied today
South Florida and North and West
-in a enso brought by Don J. Casey,,
Florida on tho other,’ In the latter denied there wns in Louisiana any er, in a later issue of thi# name paper cludes ns follows:,‘(Sections C> and 7
ffotn Arkansas to huve determined
«?f
chapter
858J
not*
having
been
ju
stub
situation
described
in
articles
the
wprld
was"*given
to
believe
that
group ares the. older counties of the
whether
evidence of violation' uf- the
state, many of whom have, two mem written by a staff correspondent of Ruth upon seeing the reporters were dicially declared unconstitutional, the
intlpnnl
prohibition Inw obtained by
allegation
in
the
return
.(of
.the
re
bers In the house wbero a younger the Washington Host and, published not to bo frightened went peacefully
n
search
by
prohibition officers wi|}ispondent
state
officials)
as
to'Usuncounty in South'Florida of equal over the country. ,In a letter-to The back to his scat,
mt a search warrant, can be used in
constitutionality
is
unwarranted,
un
Host,
which
he
made
public,
Mr.
Par
population has only one. The older
Since writing my first story I ran
the courts. The Unionl States d|scounties established their delegations ker said that the klan/ "ha# reduced nerotui the following'story in the authorized nnd affords no defense to
‘.lict court and the eighth circuit of
when they virtually comprised the the sovereign state of Louisiana to Sporting News written .by Ernest A. the allegations of the writ, and the
ippeals held that prohibition officers,
peremptory
writ
will
issue.”
It
seem*
the vassalage of. the Invisible Em Phillips, ono of tho few rcplly good
state.
like
revenue officers, could search
ih#t
UuState
Board
of
Equalizer*
Reapportionment undcc the consti t ’fro" was om* o f the most amazing sport writers of the country. A man
without
a warrant ‘
declined
to
entertain
.'the
appeal
inaccurate
observations’
ho
had
ever
tution of 1885 and'the amendment bf
who ha* played and followed, baseball
fought
to
be
entered
to
said
board
known
a
newspaper
man
to
make.
19(H) has Ik-on shunned for the very
for o number of years, and-who has
BONUS FROM BEER TAX
human reason that it wauId 1 elfi*late Attorney-General Daugherty issued written sport ,for the best papers In from •tho' comptroller’s assessment
HIOTKCT YOUR HANDS WITH UUHEfT GLYCERIN
and
valuation
of
railroad
property
be
fnine of the members out of office. this statement for the public:
thv United States. Ilia writing* are cause the attorney-general hbd ofri.
HOSE WATER— REGULAR PI
WASHINGTOl^.Nov. .21.— A sol\
'
State
Can'Handle
Case
Hie nolutio proffered *by tho 1921 leg
along the saipe line* of my story and
•liera* bonus to be paid in cash frpm
cfally
ndvised'the
board
that
section#
It
appears
that
the
stnte
of
Louis
islature overcame this condition hy
go to verify my stateriienta. I will fl nnd 7 o f the act of -192^ were inop a taptlon of 2.75 psr cent, alcoholic'
“ gain increasing tlie size of the house. iana will be fully able to take can* of quote them as follow s:,
It was perfected that only ona mem- the situation. There is nothing at - "Baseball does not receive its just erative nnd< unconstitutional. Attor -o'ntent'on beer, and cider wa* pto- THE GREAT INTERNAL LUHIUCA'NT— PUREST MIN KRAI
l^er would be unseated. It provided this-time for the federal government publicity and an injustice is brought neys ,in.- the case were: W. Fk Kay- fosed- in-n bill reintroduretl iq -the
Oil,—REGULAR PRICE, SI.00
nd Doggelt, Christie nnd Doggctt. (•onso today b*y’*Repre#enrktlve Hill,
that every county under 10,550 popu-'to do except giycs nssuranccs to the
upon the players themselves through of Jacksonville, for the relatoY; Rlv; republican, of Maryland.. The meas
lation should have one'mcqtbbr; coun-j state authorities^ that whenever edthis Inefficiency' b f some managing ers Buford, attorney-general, for the ure modified one introduced by Mr.
Des having between IQJiOO and 30,Jeral interests are involve^, federal am
eilifon*.
respondent*. FcrempUiry writ
of Hill during the last aesaion which
Q00, two memliers, 30,000 and 100,009, \horitics arm ready (o.extend full co“ Really, it Is actually fmmy to read mandamus Ws# »ward«yi in tiie com provided for four per cent, beer and
operalifln"
.
.
.
..
threo members, ami more thaqr'ljJO,Correspondencfi with( the dopart- stunt! of the report* of game# os some panion ease instituted by the Florida 12 par cent, wine.
R ’
four member*.
' justice on the( j)ha#e of the sport writers writo them. 1 >cj/ know East Coast Railway Company which
* FRESCRim O N DRUGGIST ft) M
tho rt-natS «)| /tho, whl|c\ hsx ye
absolutely nothing about baseball. was .represented by Scott M. Laoftin
^
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begun"
samd
time
ago
Second
njtcels.
ft'/ixH.
only
•named largely in the «l/aek‘ffT0urul bui
THON
. KODAK .DKAi
Piajtcr* gqing down on n.xlcan steal nnd Stafford Caldwell of Jackaon- SOe per-1.000. While they l asal TUB REXALL STORE
.. . .EJiJ
it formed the basis for the campaign ami request for a confprenej wHh
“ *■ ............
* ■ ' -f.y rtl;
<ai?W4>^ in;,iwmr,«haj^t48akiit the iff«al«^8t followed
1
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CELERY SEED :
CHAMPS ADD ONE MORE AT THE
MORE INTERESTING FIRST HAND DOPE
EXPENSE OF ORANGE PACKERS ABOUT RUTH AND OTHER BIG BOYS
USED CAR SALE
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YOU HAVEN'T SEEN
N. H. GARNER
ALL CHILDREN 30c
1
WORK FOR NEXT
SESSION OF THE
.
LEGISLATURE
SANFORD
TUESDAY, NOV.
3 DAYS ONLY $19.75
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