162 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c66e3478d8c1b0af327b20c0dffd32de.pdf 1e183ed4bb0cfdbcd2e0ee009c16d170 PDF Text Text * ' -M-SB •*> i i 1I “The City Substantial" N -— * i__ s a Ni i h i k s m k i » o u t XL a i m s Jilts. GlRSON. WHO 'SAID ,u 'r • 1913 SHE SAW IIIK.CHFMK. WILL • ‘ ' TELL IT ’ ' III) T l 'f \ *.»m l.'i I ril I'rro a ) , y n / i h n F p i 'V P n t l v N p n r l v "I • • ^ 1V>Hours But Show• ed No Fatigue * ' coupe iF being ------ rir: ; i : >■ OF LIQUOR LAWS IN EMPLOYMENT TAIN FLORIDA NIGHT SESSIONS COUNTIES IS. INCREASED TO BE HELD IN IN OCTOBER PASSIVE INTEREST IIERRIff TRIAL CER- FIVE MEN CHARGED WITH .MURU*1 tho situation In i.uropc, pointing, DF.lt CANNOT GET to n renpproachmentspf Ihe Turks and . JUItY •Soviet Itussin nn’onimoua war clouds. In the'm eantim e, he cleclared. I.ud- > ■ i l l r T I ip t s v i r l s l r d I 'r f M l MARION. III., Noy. £2.—With pros­ cmlorff am i'other German m ilitarists were planning a coup against the pects of night sessions of court being held in nn’ effort ‘t<». expedinte ^com­ eh niocrritic government there.' Dcscrfhlng tl»e present as a time “of pletion of the jury t o 'try llio* five grriftest cHal#," he urged.tho United mgn chargecf witli murder in ocfnnocgtntra should rctiew . conversations tioii with tho Merrill mine killings a with Franco and England which, now panel of titty veniremen wero without definitely committing ‘this on hand in the County circuit; court country to nrjy'set, progr.mi, ^vould this tnornjng f o r,txaminntloii. • Two present to Gcrmaii-eyes n picture of!hundred and thirty veniremen have the throe unpleasant folks who facet! been rolled but only ftiur jurora, acher in the war. , , |cepted.; llg said siSmer or later Amerivn would, hftve to ipfertut lierself In the J’l.OKIDA I'tiST.M ASTEIt . ' NOMINATED TODAY pots-war affairs o f r Europe, because sho could a«t continue to Ive comfort■» • (II, Tli* towi-lillrd f-rr»,l • • able and wealthy if Europe was cov­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—Charles. ered witli blood. II. f ,wa* nominated by President lie expressed hope that the* United Harding to la- postmaster of Clear­ .jStjitesTnigh|. eatnblijdi a pini| ah to water. Albl-rt I* Lucas received a jv.hnt was to la- done In earrying out similar appointment at Ocala. V Former German Mili­ tary Heads Plotting Against ^Demo­ cratic Gov’t. T PHILIPPINES TO PETITION . INDEPENDENCE;;! - y H INCREASED IN 2!) AND DECREAS­ ED in 'F o u r t e e n , i n - ,? '\ DIJHTKIES 1'nken By Public Says SfW'ohna' County (irand Jury ■■ ■ T ■■o d a y;■■■ ■■ t n r 'T f c * A m o c U I H 1 j nix 'the txiM-nioi rr^»«i WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—Em­ ployment Increased ill twenty-nine and' decreased In fourteen industries ill Octohei; compared with StpleudK-r, the Department of Labor nmiouiu’cd in the s^me period thirty-four or fofty-three industries reported increas­ ed pjjy rolls. " * H fW «) ST. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 22^-Judf« Glbhs this morning dismissed ths grand jury of St. Johns county which has hcyh 'Jn session1ten days Investi­ gating th e -operation of prohibition . Inws in tho county. A ftar they had churged “gross violations" and laxity of enforcement. The jury today brought in throe indictments alleging violations of the Inw and said . the chief obstacle .of enfom roent waa "indifference or passive interest of Hie public." / ' Vv • , ' Lv* i Citrus Men From West Plan to Visit South Florida SHIPPING BILL HAS RIGHT OF WAY Party Forming To Pay Return Vi*it TO BE CALLED To The Snhshlitr State. | Ur Tlir AMiii'lalnl l'rr««l •II, Thr A»*»rlnlr«l NEW YOKE, Nor. 22.—tieorg'l.Al'.SANNK. Nnv. 22— Tl.c l*ni'cri Cltmcnrcau today prepared In ianne conference.having organized irest after having delivered* his * . • for.work i* now ready to take up Its first address in the United S tales, ir>k of restoring peace to the Near For Final Vote on Passage on ,U » warning the Americana that tier* An effort of fsinct Pnshn nnd WANTED tl MILLION'S-REFUNDI Pimm for n visit of California cit­ ‘ 29th of-Thla Month man militarists werej preparing. the ToAish cJclegation for open ses­ rus fruit growers to Tampa and south HD JILT M \Y ** II ANlfJ.lv for another-w ar. - Although h> -----sions ronplete publicity of. Ml c«»: Florida next February, in return for . ' . I l l ) Tfce A u M - U lr S l ‘ m « l IT spoke fovcrcntly nearly im hour t the term s of the penrV treaty and join - WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—By a terrace programs. have been avcrrtiltht'; visit of Florida citrus fruit men and a half the tiger allowedditlie . with England and Franco in imposing (III' Tltr \ sumjCIuIciI io California last June, are jnatiirlng straight pnrty vote the house rules vd and news announcements will be lit nrj Germany, i. fatigue. WASHINGTON,' Nov. * . ’ 2.—AmVri* at Hie California end. and communica committee brought in n resolution h liraitci to •formal commutrfquca. * He- sens frank, in his critlciMit. »>f r :tn debt funding•commisslorr called.by (tons received from Edward-A. Street, giving the administration shiping bill .NEW . YORK, Nov. 22. . The mili- A m n b a ’s post-w ar attitude, d ed u r-t Secretary ■ Mellon, chairman, to m < et iditor nnd gener.'fl manager of the the right-of-way in the house with NKGIti) SHUT THROUGH ii.g it had n large> shiire, in imposing u 'th Jtpmanmn finaneinl mission ta rirts in Germ.iny niready are pro­ California fcilrngraph, publjritcd—j t t provision of unlimited amendment flnnKAUT-UUNH M-GCKthe oeftre term s and had a duty to! to this country to d is -'l’nriiig anolher w ar, Georges t ’lem in. * I Ijin Angeles, show that profrrvs* ‘s 'n l vote on passage November 29th. • IN PLANT CITY which ha* coin ■a tji.it th'jy were enforced. • - -IciiKs .nrrnngemei)t:i foj- funding fnrtv- lei an, w ar prem ier of France, ihi lnred lu-itig in.iiU- iu lining up a represen-; ( liaH^nging the worth of Germ any->1 last night-in the fi|_t-t addrt-ss a,t one million w ar debt <d llumsoia lutivc party for tlie trip. ' liu tb r (m»»pl*lr«l r rf H l . ?-• r ni.tine to a treaty , the T ig e r ’de- 1ESCAPED WITH TRUCK AND ALL ^According to plans as outlined In . riANT CITY, Nov. 1*2.—Itoy Alex the United Stales, liumhninn1 repec- American tour. ,■hired th at if F ran c e-had known in k "Don't you read the newspapers?” THE MAIL M \Tamlcr, neghdj was shot nnd killed in entatives it is uederstoud, have a Mr. Street's letters, th«< Californian* lilts' th at reparation i would have he ilcniairtlcd. "Don’t y»7u know wb.it •TKR the stir. I -of the negro section early ptaii for hnndlii/fr the debt. expect to arrive in„Tuiupa on Tues­ ‘ * • bi n u n p a id 'f o u r 'yenrs later, faht that means?” " . today by Kind l.lloyd, another negro. day. F ek i|, leaving Los Angeles on . —'IJm-itTiger”- of -France, speaking tvoUhl h’av r gone nn to I’erlln! -4 It> Th<- Iw iiH ’In lr il I 'r r - O .Alrwiuktrtffl? shatAlitpucfe thejiatri .The 'tiger received a great buibt of . CHICAGO, Nov. 22.—Bandits eaiiy the preceding Thursday, Feb. I, ami ftTVently before a parked house at ind ran a fdork lwforo he fell. *Lloyd_ {today held up and robbed the .post‘of- traveling by waytof New Orlcank and the Metropolitan Opera House, review- applause for tins assertion. is said to be a former turnkey for th. 1fire m o t o r truck carrying air mail ti» Jarksonville.* sheriff l.iigfinnf I*olk cdTJnly. One of (the prime inducements held l.LOYD GOES TO ’JOLIET W lt tl flying field for Irtfnsfar- to plane ami THE REST OF HIS RED, 'kidnapped the driver, who cr.capcd. o u t for making the trio at the time FRIENDS INDIANAI'OLIS, Ind., Nov.* 22.— ,'th e d tiw r turntd up later and skill, proposed i'» 'that, the Native Son*— Getinany leatis the world in literacy, I and daughters,- will i>e in Tnmp.v for rlh<- bandila dumped lifni- out am ( I I ) T h r AnaiM-Inlrd }, tin* South Florida Fair nnd Caspari according *t» •« statement today by i M-aped with truck and -130 lit ninil JOLIET, 111.. Nov. 22.—William Garland ,W. Powell, national- djrVctor illy Carnival. m atter. The driver was taken in Brass Lloyd, wenithy Chicago, radical, .( {he Americanism Commission of The Californians boosting and iccharge by*pAntal inspectors and dost-was put into prison garb early today. th e-.American Legion, based upon oPtiirn v i s i t bended by Mr. Strl>e*; have |y nuertioned. Late, last 'night Lloyd, who waa con­ published an itinerary, and Itavo ol>linuftcs of the lOSO'cfrisns. The Unilvicted with twenty others under the (he manufacture tliul sale of lig ltt; i O* I l l y T h r A ^ n t l n l(r. .il. •P r r — # taineil .reduced, rates nnd othe con• • u l Htutes is eleventh on the literary Illinois law for Jadlcal utterances, wines ami beer In-lug permitted. Wuyi. ■ ST. LOUIS, Nov. • 22.—Declaring c.essions from Illy Santa Fu wild iiuiii;; nations,' iiiiioui^, i-ii. .................... —............ . . . . . . . . -----IIAItlUNC AND CONGUFfis W ILI-jjiit -0f leading Mr. •Powell ’voluntarily stirraridered al Joliet pen­ the i esiilts of the re ren t election were and means of cnrjHg li* rJh C -d l£ tim i----l V r , '’i T 'Y N ’t i F Southern Pacific from L«|.s Angeles ti» HE ASKED TO GRANT ; ■mill. itentiary to begin a sentence of from s wlilch have b w e r illGer.h Strong Imlma’ t T ^ th at.p u b lic * n tltim. of U W s . which Whs form erly ' V ^ A c i ’l V New Orleans, nnd from the L. & NCountries one to 'five years. America according' to Mr. m ents favors repeal of thtw Vobityad the business of saloons, are to k{ C L O & lb U and the Seaboard Air Line from New ntes than Gnrmnnv liennurl;. Switza rt, a score of slat'e secr-taries of th e 1 studied by » committee apiK.inted by --------Ol trails via Jneksonville to Tnmpi. lllj Tho .\MOclntnl I’rr-iol Powell nn- Germany, Denm irb. * Winn MrA. iVlton After RoU Call Left t ’oiieesslons also include a nihe MA.VII.I. Nov. 22.—President 11land, Holland, Finland, Norway, assoeiatioii n|i|Hiso | t«» tin* |iru!iil*i- #lhe nssociat ioii, All of the delegated at the me> ting the Hall llanfing und' congress .will lie peti­ i,it,Mills' return limit on tickets, toSweden, Scotland, England, Wales am! lion nnu-ndiiu-nt yestfcrdny perfected tioned t» allow the Philippines legis­ France. “The IU20 c.ensus showing plfiws for modification of the dry on- <r.pn-ssitl .jubilance ovi-r wlmt they getlu-r with variable routes for the III) 'I SC .(Mui-lMlril l*rr»«t ' lator to call a constitutional conven­ that mote than-five million persons, forcenignt law and eventually repeal th-clare wcio ovorwheJniiitg vlclorlea . WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—The return tpip. for the “wet" forces in the Novcuilx-r tion ami frame independent republic or six per cent of-tlfe American popu- of the 18th amendment at the closing Details of entertainment nftcr a r­ (II) Thr The A A.uaaorta o c l a i r d P r,r a a. l • • first American woman senator. Mrs. D iia i la 'd ltdpar r. •, , • -' .22.—Russia's in the Philippines. T his-a result!.»|f ladon, are illiterate, is too-low, he- session hen> of n two-day conference. electlup. rival in Triaripa havg been left by the.’ MOSCOW, Nov. as the! W. II. Felton, of Georgia, j ^ s e d her Establishment of n mngar.ino linment of workman and peasants, In an adaption by .the liouso today.con- cause n confession of' Illiteracy to a Californians In thg hands of the Flor­ Resolutions providing .for the workn also senatorial career today after answer­ curmit icsolution passed by-the sen­ cm iis tak er wns necessary to enroll big out of n plan for dispensing nlco- official orgnij.of the aasocialon idians co-operating in the effort to their picturesque garb, have assembl­ ing ome to her name and making a is- uHd(!Y-considorntjon.. _ •r make the, return visit wholly .plena- ed in tho great throno room of the. ate recently, '. the’person among those who can neith- holie beverages under the regulation . . brief address amid applause of sena­ \V. II. Slayton, gcBernl director o f l Czar’s old pnlnce, within the Kremlin, Ing^profitalilc and satisfactory. ^ |r. i*„well tor spectators. er read nor write,- ........... ..........declnr- .;of states , ami other directing the pre•„ In the folder issued by tho- Cali­ to discuss new Inws designed to bene­ DECLARES ENGLAND DDES This made it easy for the illiter-'s i ntatmn to congri-ss of lulls for b-gis- the assoeiatioii, sai*l tljat ( ongress-: fornia committee the advance made fit tho proletariat. < latlon fJtvnrhblc Irt llu- w*-t« were pre­ man-Hill, of Mnryhind nnd Senator-1 |* \ J s ' 5*0,0011 FOR ONE STRAW­ • NOT NEED GULF. STREAM eil. at'r to eonreal his ienornitcc, Since |,y Florida us a citrus fruit producing The legislation to T>e considered in-^ pared for submission to tlu^conference elect Edwards of New Jersey would BERRY PLANT WHICH \ln-re wns no test of Iit»racy. be spokesmen for the association in State Is. ciledi the folder stntiiig that eludes the Inbor code of land law s,, which met in public session. IdNHON, Nijv. 22.—Science has] PROMISES REVOLUTION. in illiteracy of HT.Ut-1 in* Km Florida's estimated crop of fifteen civil,laws, and luws providing for un- . Although the association was forin- the • house and senate. ‘ fie assorted come forward recently to destroy, nn- two!*'* m;ites during the period 1910- ul for the special purpose of,obtain* that the body has ir«7,«00 . members million boxes thin season will he not ified courts of justice, all of which re­ *tlier iif man's long cherished illw- R>2P, was, fur the most THREE RIVERS,' Mich., Nov. 22.— . . part, due to inn* ami la. In gpod couditioti financially. far from California’s crop;—Methods quire readjustment owing to the new repeal of • the prohibition Hons, but at the same time U has . , re, - thoflt states Imviag received the greatHi' skill no contributions w ^ e ac- Fifty thousand, dollar* for n single of picking, pocking, spraying trees economip policy. amendment, its executive commltteo m-md a source of constant nnxicty tOj( t flf j minjKrnnts.during the strawberry plutlt was pnid tJdsy by . thine who would attem pt to under- last decade, according to the stato- luis adopted a resolution opposing* the repted from intou-ats formerly inter­ E, Kellogg Company, fruit growers. and* general grove practice in Flor- ■*' The parliament, known officially a* •jda also are ivpntioncd. ns worthy of the All-Russian Center Committee, is' * ■stointion of saloons in the event of gated ill the lrquor trade. . . itand the caused of climatic condi­ \ The* plant is to lie known ns Rock sjudy by the. California citrus fruit the highest legislative body In Riiiala. ____i—.— :-------------------— -----------,nt‘nt’ • ' ’ * . , , I. i tions. * * . . Hill in ,honor of itn breeder, llnrlow "The American Legion.in appalled Tho throno tooiii where1 more than* . • • PENSION OF $2.*.,000 AWAITS M. Danois, the wpll known hydrolo­ at tho discovery of America’s low RARE BLUE GOOSE IN Rockhill, or Conrad, Iowa. Tho pipee intn. . In -his communication to Edgar A. 300 members from various parts of A -t . -BRITISH CARINKT MEMBER gist,.who hns ninde a s|»cciol study-of alnndinjt,” he said. “The correction of is believed here to Ih« the higlu-st ever CLEY ELAND MU8KUM W right, editor of the Florida-Grawor, Russia have assembled, If virtilfUy the Waters of the Atlantic, has df- this - deplorahlo Stnte of at fairs ^vill paid for a nlngle utrawhcrry plant. Mr. Street states that many Irijuirle* unchanged from the days of th* reign rhurd that the temperate climate of be one of the fan-most activities c>r LONDON, Nov. ^ 2 —The Lord The plant Ivenrs iii early summer rind have.already been received from per­ ol Emperor Nffholaa except th a t the -, Hide gci-se, among therarest of the ltri'.i-h Isles and the northern the Atiiericanisn/f’ommission.” ~ bird* that migrate acroiu Ohio and Chancellor, I^ird Birkenhead, Is fi* heghis again in the Intc siiiniiicr, sons contemplating m aking the long coast of France does not depend on frost trip, nnd thnt reservations already are thraifq has been concealed by a white Among the first steps .which the Le­ the most bcautlfu!*of the species have anciafly the hardesl hit of nil the liearing continuously’ until sounding board intende dto improve ' the Gulf stream; nnd that Its diver­ gion will take Is the holding of nn . members of the cabinet who have to comes. lieing made for the journey. . the acoustics. Upon the walla, which sion would not therefore leave this American Education Week,- Doc. 3 to been .milled to tl\e collection of tho retire'from office because Mr. Lloyd "Wo are paying the price,'not wito, A fter seeing the great South Flor­ nrc of light blue and gold, and upon Cleveland Museum of Natural His­ section of the world in the grip of an •TV'f" ,,r ,hc ' vor,'‘ ,n W«:«DP »» ,, illu s iv e nnd the undertaking of n tory as to tj*.' contribution of Chea­ George lias resigned tho Premiership. the idea of making a profit, but ns nn ida fa ir tho_ylsltors from the Grlden ............. .. .... Chancellor! incentive to growers nnd breeders of State no to he afforded every oppor*.’, the ten immensa gilded pillars, still becoming nn ...-I/jrd ex fight ter K.-Brooks. have proverb llmt the Gulf Strenm, tion loses " l 0,000 pounds sterling n ' plants to develop new varieties," said tunity to sec mqny of the big groves remain the arms of the Imperial fa m -. for n perimbof five years, it was An unsuspecting flying "V” of rising to .the north of the Antilles, announced. The Leglon'a hope, is to year nnd the hnndsonfu suite of opart- Mr Beatty, who Is n nationally known of Florida, to visit the principal clt \|y, nnd from ten enormous chandel- ( icra scores of the old Imperial double docs not pass tho Sargasso Sen, and eliminate ilfitcrncy by U»27, nrtonling thcf.o wild, grayish blue birds dipped ments which the Ix»rd• Chancellor — “ * expert on strawberry culture^ olto the waters of the Winous Point the nojion munt Ik* discarded that it The purrnnscr purrhnsdr sau, said todny down on th* The ,ouny he n bcliov- ^w^* . . . trucking to. nnd makers, four look Mr. Powell. Hunt Club near Port Huron, O., with wnys occupies, rent free, In the House _f hsectons. *** *d* “visit of whom are women. ‘ traverse* the Atlantic to bathe * th f to In ed the plant he had purchased w oultf|T O W f ^ , n c n u ^ .-n n shinning . . ■ co-operation with the National no thought either of glory or grnvy. of Lords. inspect packing houses and shipping Tho reception hall of the Empreee, shores of Englnnd nnd Frnncp. Rut he does not have to hustle for revolutionize tho strawberry indus- points, nnd especially to investigate Education Association, the Legion has They cnnifi .close to tho boat in which adjoining the 'throno room,, la filled Ho expresses, ihc view that tho * ' try. > jhe new pro-coollng plants, coloring with ‘elephones and noisy typewriter! .. adopted ,05 its slognn, "Adopt in lilil- IBooks had been waiting for just such ^ living, as Is (minlly the caso^ with • Guf Stream Is. merely the hnckwnsh r ip rate Today,” recommending that its plant's, and to ^co.the application of operated by short haired atenognphof tho M|uatorir.l currents. Funnnet members end other pntrmtic citizens a gathering. There w as'u scries o f CX-office holder ’ in the . United MEXICAN SHOE INDUSStates. Amiiho who 1‘" has filled *K" tho loud reports nnd the thin “V” moved ’f-*.....-*■TRY IS ROOMING the new Bnogdcx method of preserv- era. bent provokes dilutions of tho heav­ tench immigrants to read and write on minus eight of its members. exalted office of Lord'fchnricellor, for ily salted equatorial waters, which r toi* T ta room of St. Q « r , . . of .o ld .m i MEXICO CITY, Nov. 22.—The •time. This method is being tasted In I ^ |arj{eit ^ [n ^ K n ^ and to mnko them familiar with Amer­ Ordinarily these geese might have however short n period, is entitled to iranslnte themselves Into permeations yoi/ngcr gcneratidn’ ln Mexico Is be1 ican history, American Institutions n pension of 6,000 (jounds sterling a forced the piece do resistance at n California this «ea8on#fpr Y ,e ^ r s t ^ ^ rh#n^ , #hrm supporting I "J the loom lightly salted Arctic and Near for life If he chooses to-claim Ing taught to wenr shoes' ami the lime,, having been perfected in F ly nnd -system of govern m int. Army few dinnerp a rtie s' hut Mr, Brooks more than 3000 incandescent lights, b t-ontlnontdl w nters., 1^ is these per­ it* . • • • “barefoot l«*y with cheek of .tan” Is itln wHHn the last two or three years. bbing used as a smoking room by the I laentlon* in the eastern ’ -Atlantic draft tests showed thnt out of 1/>'*->* recognized them as the ra re blue C nllfornlnn,., Including Mr. Street 2.'U persons examined, 21.9 ’l « r cent geeso a n j preserved them for tho Fx-Ia>rd Chancellors' usunlly livo decreasing In numbers, if statistics wliuh have lieen mistaken for peasant lawmaker*. ‘ • • rend nor write, Mr. musetiim—Cleveland Plnln Dialer. compiled by the Amerirnn Chamber of anticipate th at a party of 100 to 126. long to enjoy their pensions. At the could neither branches the Gulf Strenm. They nre, ■ ----’ ' ' " o r1possibly m ore, will make tho trip . . present time there, are’ five of them Commerce of Mexico ore correct. .however, purely local currents nnd {Powell declared. Hnve the Horald do your 0«U Job ' Not only hnve im putations «>^ foot- to Florida next February, although Butterflies live only about twoMn England,-alive nnd Hearty. *nry nrcordjng to JLhp Reason. of printing. Wo havo tho oqttlpmwtt CHICAGO, Nov. 22.—Edgar Fra'ly, Tho la w Lords nrc really \ the! w enr^TroilT^'.United State* iperea*- M r.'S treet stated in one of hD let­ nionths. to do all kinds of Job printing. under Bulletment at Miami on t > V cqu iv a le n tn f *the Aim-rictin Su p re'iuc ed, It Is .said, but during tho past two ters that February was n bad time The camel, while never n compnn... i.y - Ffor California citrus fru itg ro w ers to ionablc la-ait, has one hitman wrak- ^hrirro of murdering his wife, recov­ Agoutis, Httlo brown- animals na­ Court. They are Aho highest-cyurt of.year* several shim factories .h a v e ho away from their groves v.nd their and Foat Cards a t tho Horald > , nn insatiable lovu f6 r Tobacco. ered Hufficlently from the operation tive in Guinea, are born with prac­ appeal. It Is for these services the started Iq Mexico unil all.* ro thrivGet your office aupplles, business.—Tampa Tribune. • nnd W«g be kOtgWrtli , U» ing. . so-colled pensions nrc paid them. ■ . • ■' . tically affull,»ct of teeth. ; . . • • • I Tk* Herald delivered, 16c per week. honui, physician *aid* ■ j. i .- -• *' ■ {'■ . -** • _ r • •• ’ . ' • - J* i» ; lS f'Yr;'*#— r': ' .• 4. . : . '. .. ' . .. • ■ . ; ,-fc‘vffc jL&b Germany--Leads-^ the World in Literacy, Report n ■J - '■ I Al!.“ \NNK. Nov. 2 2 .-1 he 80MEUVILLE, Nov.". 22.—The ilun" of the disposition of Western ... . . grand jury .Investigating. the JlallThrace came liefore the powers today mjIIs murder mystery is expected, to hen Dnioi l’nslia pn,<cytted tactile. H,]jQUrn tonight until Monday. Wlt.. . . . amii ..... ..... commission' on military te n lto r ■jjj.gjiij celled today In nn effort to I |i| matters Turkey’s cfllm to all U r- show motive for murders included d’d r iU * embraced v.ithin her frodfem n u sties in llyll homo ntnl wlduurbr of ■ oi 1913. Venisclo*! f°r Greece, mu Vlnlit,‘'woman. .Mrs. Gibson, who said « 1 ^liAtely opposed the claim support- she saw the murders is scheduled to .<! JupsSUvs anil Rumanian* who tell the Rtory .Monday. • facoie.1 maintaining Jlnritxa.rlvrr nn western hmi'ndnr.J’ of Tdrkey In Korope. RUMANIA DEBT WILL BE PAID • SAYS MISSION . : ■ ., •• .JURY CLEMENCEAU DECLARES ’ . WILL ADJOURN MILITARISTS ARE PREPARING HALL-MILLS CASE FOR ANOTHER WORLD CONQUEST . - INDIFFERENCE OF PUBLIC IS LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR POOR ENFORCEMI Premier w. "■ GRAND »ass® »s NUMBER 205 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1922 OF DISPOSITION WESTERN THRACE TODAY COMES BEFORE POWERS turkey SvVvV rgf — i’j_““ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION -t BANDITS ROB POSTAL TRUCK, KIDNAP DRIVER RICH RADICAL IS IN _ WITH OTHERS sa via » WETS” PERFECT PLANS FOR : MODIFICATION OF “DRY” LAW AND REPEAL OF AMENDMfy FIRST AMERICAN SENATOR CAREER r Russian Peasants Frame Laws Amid . Imperial Splendor ! . .'-S �N F O U D D A IL V H ER A liD .l’CjESDAY, chfd u'nd sllvir taffeta combined'with • tali aa»life. Yet every father and sUvfci ribbons. ■ , . mother would* gladly give up their In the receiving line were • Miss o^n lives for the' shke of their chll* Clarke, Mr*. J, M. Wallace' and 'the dNn. ’That mother who goes down bBnorce, Mrs. Grady Hidden*. Miss Into thru •■valley of the shadow of Ularkc w#s lovely In orchid georgette j death nnd brings bp a little, babe, gees down Into a deeper gloom when over satin, with large collar of white , Uf.c leave! the lips of thnt little one. silk lace and *n*h of wide tnffeta rib* Ltyks like rain and colder wca'thcr, $7.00 values a t, each * Vnd tho.fatH.A who’ js ns Die strong bon. Her corsage bouquet was of. Values $2, $2.50 nml $5.00^ pink rose bud*. Mrs» \7ntlioe ‘ w n s; Several deer nml many turkeys urc ,^ak .fo his '^illil- becorti'es n shaking,’ .* Kolhff nt • feed ir\.that tragic moment when the t attired in white cjrcpc satin combined the net results of the first day. " • " * * . • ,:; little- ones that are bone of bis bone* .i'.vith georgette, wore with a core a g o ; A. H. Crippen left for jick so ii- and fb.-sh of his flesh, take an eternal Iof icd rotes. Alts, GUIdona wore uni viflb Inst Saturday and will bo absent departure.. • . • .NE\V LINE OF • ; exquisite (fown of silver cloth wilh- for several days on business. But these parents who mourn to* iovVrdcnp^rs of roae pink, georgette, j caps jjliir flowera w^rc Radlanto* roses, /j Many *finnford .Hhriners* aro T ii d a y . «Ij ro t monrti as* th<S*o who do Just received, $2 and $2.2f> i The ly}Tj*«<*p«ssed quickly in the ill-; J acksonville this week -taking In Hho Hot know rfio benutiful faith that J U S T A R R IV E D values, nt jteiertilfg game of bri’dgr plnyod dtir-! big Shrine rereinnnlnl thnt is-a p a rt ■they hitvo experienced, and who en­ $4 'and $5 values at joy" n wjd€ clreje «r* friends whose *lhg the afternoon, mid when scores of the big Fair Week: • -rtn rf s OTO-rm t-tn - tTirnt TO nThTpHTHy*Mr. and Mrs. Williams' and T.-*^. und in n hope thnt they may to somo Huff are in the fumi of Manatee thi: extent .share their grief. I t 'D t(jQ Just Arriving—Prices Ranging from . week looking after the business of Uajui.dit of these beautiful reintlonnr,.s t h a t will enable Air.' and’ Mis. the AmorlVan Fruit Auction Co, Dickson to bear V,unr grief wdtU ro-PAY c a s h a n d s a v e . *• Mrs. Willinm llottnmley, of Tam pa, signment to the toll of God. The Mrs. It. It. Dens received n plainly la in the city torjny visiting her nnyiy death of sweet little children such ns then* cnuid n rift in the home, with vartity. Mrs. (iiddens, the honored, friemh. The But lam ley family 'llveo the loving 'grnqJparcntH, and in so­ here foiMnany yenrn but are now resi­ (was presented silk lingerie. ciety. Hut the human fellowships of dent* of Tampa, following the awarding of the J. J. N . CONNER, Manager (jhrlfUan noclety i\|wnys to some .jlcprises,dainty refreshm ents, consist­ Satisfaction Guaranteed Trce serve* ns a balsam to breakiilg I ing a f pink nnd white brick tec credm, *C. li. Bethge, of the United M tts li /lenrts. * ' . * . •/. * •• j Angel food enke, coffee nnd divinity Corp., of Brooklyn, N. Y., was in the The .funeral of little Myrticc was city today cnllihg on the lleral*d o f­ fudge w ir e ’served by a . bevy, of 'held from the'fam ily home this morn­ young girls, Misses Alice Runyan? fice. He furnishes* all the metal for ing a t 10:30 o’clock. Father Fox ofjl.lecrctV returned yesterday from a trip Helen Vernay, Sara Evelyn W i­ the linotypes. 'Related. -.The interment was at to the Royal J,‘nin) Nursery at Oneco liams, Florence Henry nnd Mary Eliz­ Grcenwood^cemctery, with Undertaker The F k k t National Rank, building and the Knull Nursery a t Yalhpa. Th’e abeth lYileston. , Hon'd In chargo. p u ity jilso’. enjoyed the privilege’ o.f The occasion was onp o t exception­ iq goiting ready, to go up. , The For the present, Mr. and Mrs. Dick­ MRS. FRED I)AIDER, Sodcty EdltJr living shown over the famous gardens al Enjoyment to (he. ninny guests and fences are being fiut up around the son Will 1n!;o up thqlr abode with Mr. on th& estate of the multi-millionaire, thi lordial* hospitality of these . tWo F irst National nnd the Pulcstou * Phone 217-W . Dickson's fn’thr ami niotficr, Mh anil; P o tter Palmer nt Sarasota, also tho hostesses w .V reflected in every do; Brumley buildings a t the comer of Mrs.*H. H. Dlckaoii. of South Orange I t jm m tu rn a a r I r a s i i . v U llla * » • First, pnd' Park ave. —I f > «Im estafa uf John Rlrigllng aijd several tail of this lovely affair. .t M t . « r If a r « e n i * n f c l a l a « , w » l* avenue.*—Orlando Itenbrtet-Btar. * • . m f M t i l c a r / fa I h U « r p a r i m r a l , others. .v ’ * « U I U . a r I d r r h a a a Ik e l i r a . * » "• > , Mr. nml Mrs.>J*mo*-Swec'tjcy nnd ka a r e a l l y a a » r r c l a t e « THANKSGIVING; PARTY* cx-Firo Commissioner John Grady, of a t t u k c o u n t r y c l u b Boston, Mattr., arrived Thursday nt\d Mrs. George Huff entertained the SOCIAL CALENDAR will be in Luke'Mary for an indefinitePipo- Organ Club M w tay afternoon Have yiftu made your re.icrv.itinns ? pcrioif. Mr. Bwepey* la building mi•bt beF homo on Lqurcl nvcnuu, the^e tesday—Call m eetingPreparation*, fur n grand opening other fine bungalow, this makes tw o (being nineteen members of the club Guild nt Rectory nt .’l p. m dartro and card u iiiy -a u L progressing IronranfifttlhriuuTTiuiirthere i.ik| Mr. f "Yor-Florida: Cloudy tonight ; ijnd n rtuVnln-v o CwIailors -t>r«*sent. — in fine shape. ■'Flic Halo of tickets hna Swoeney- has . got the ’ buonting. miirit ,1*5. and Wetlnclnlay. proU&hly The club voted to 'have n mission Tdenday—Bridge for .the Social De­ been unusual and to the meiuhlirs who for Lake .Mary. * ftS r.Uo-.vcrs In ex-tierru* *'*SO‘J th partm ent of tho Woman’s Club at study hour once • i each month nti •n reg- have not arranged for th e i* ic k e ls , l^.t* portion, slightly cookr in ular meeting and n coinmlttee wns 3:30 p. m. with Mr*. Paul Riggers nnd those df their invited ' guests, The big neW m arket end grocery r-! Central portion tonight. * • appointed to procura an instructor. os'hostess. t .' should* not delay-in (he m atter. Mrs. will open this Satgrdsy. • This Store The Rummage ri/mniitlee anntumeW eilnesday-^lltcrnturc Department Psileston nmj he.r staff of workers re­ will occupy th(> store il>om between will meet promptly at 3:30 p. m. at jed Hint n rale uxRild bo held on flan* port a strong advance sole and Mrs; the liill HardwuriwCo.- and the S an­ { fold avohuc n ex t Saturday. . t Kjilght says th at.p in n y reservations ford Shoe & Clothing Co. nnd will, be tho Club rooms. * * • At the conclusion of a* m ost’plciutSEE THE NEW SUPERIOR Wednesday—Mr*. Frank M iller' will hate Ivmuv made for tho card 'party. called Stokes’ Cash Market. Mr. CHEVROLET AT THE SAN nnlnnd profitable nfternoon the hosentertain the members of the Fort­ Mrs, Herndon hua secured, fine music Stokis is pr6prictor"'nnd Fu* will try ’ • nightly Bridge Club'nt her home on 1fess nerved delicious ice cream topped and .cunsideriiltc every point it is pre­ and .give the public what they w ant JUAN GARAGE <*0. * 211(1-J Id ‘with*cherries nnd rake. * dicted ihat the party will be a huge with the best of service nnd nt pleas­ ' Magnolia AVenue nt 3:StT|). m. The Club w ill-m eet prx't. Monday success. ing prices as this store w ill be stric tThutsdny—Mrs. Percy Mero will en­ with Mrj. .1. CJ. Sharon on West 10th The golf links arc-in fine shape nnd |y cash anti Mr. Stokes says that he Thursday, T|iunk)igivjf)g *I)ay, Nov, tertain Da* member* or the. Idlers' will Ik* able to sell for leas money. SOtli, vyill'bo a busy one at the Coun­ Bridge Club. . * < • • S t . AGNRS GUILD ’ ’ • Watt h the Herald for Jin* opening a n ­ Thursday—>Hoyn| Neighbors will meet The memltors of the St. Agnes Golbl try Club all day. Many strangers are nouncement of the store as tho m an­ South Bonn;! a t 7:30;p*. m. . , - hati th e ir re g u la r social m eeting yes- playing oil the cflurse daily and pro­ ager will carry mi iulv*. two times’ n U rtlny ntterm ion nt the' lionti* of Mrs, nounce* it wonderful and tho Jocal % « . (I. H im , of Titnpn, orrjt C lifftm l Pcabpdy nt her home on M yr­ players are, making some fine scores. som e things in, the a>lv, All in all the club, is ^popular ami In the city Sunday for a-short v isit tle avenue. • . . . 11nee ydu to t'raile, there. . Dgrliig the nbsanre of* the p rtsi- sluiuld receive* the hearty support of Mrs. Cwrn Rutherford, of Orlnnd.i tlcnt. who is ill, th e vice-president’held nil the ‘people nf Seminole county. Two tourists from Nov. Yoik sla te Again let its rail your attention to siiomllmf the day here <>n business. jy r.\ujf\ bastnt’ss aession, at wjiich were visitors to the Saliford Country the necersity of securing your ticklim e several m a tte rs of Importance d u ll anil after playing iln* course, Mrs. Grady Glddens; of Tampa.* i were attended to. A fter which the n f­ nts early arid rest hsaured .ouch com­ domnnslrated tlioir Katisfiiotion hotli mittee will “complutc their arrnngethe .attracllva .-guest -of M rs.-J. ternoon wns sp en t with sewing for mentn fo that thi3 Thanksgiving Ball from u scenic and gijflhg stamipoint, Wallace nt tier home on Fifth street the Jinz&nc. L ate In llil* afternoon the will Ik* one long* to.- be remembered? and asking J on ;i flute in Mr.n-li when hostess served dainty ’refreshm enta they could bring fifty members from A. P. Hawkins, of (JramI Rapids, nr consisting of coffee, yelntine topped * As before staled, each member will there Trade AsothtHon, v.lio will bo be allowed tjie privelege of .jnvitirig r i v ^ in the city Sunday Car a shori with whipped cream nnd cake. one touplc as their gues(s for- the oc,* .visiting Florida nt*that time, for a sta y here. *. • • Tire memlKTS present a t this* meetday’s golf nnd n big oimu-r at the S:mi'ng were: Raynland Key,- Mrs. f*e-»l —4mtmtry~4:lwh rnth rrrth m r r * "MW.’BT'GrMttTtTirnf^trtinutL *wnt Chris Matthews, Mrs. M. Minarih,.Mrs. tl eir own course further south < iu i 10 S tores in Georgia n visitor* here for* the wee*lj’ifnd Etojt; Archie ItefU, Mrs. J. C. Mnrrhal, Mrp. I.GGKTTK KILLED BY SECTION Florida. This is but thi* fir*:t ar.*l' •ping a t the Montezuma. HAND FtlftEM A N IN LEON again dcinoontrates fref|Ui*nt pcognoa- » .1 N. Rolismi, Mrs. Raul Bigijcm, Mrs? J. It. Colt-nan nnd Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. • tiriitions that our country chili \vlii|e 1 Charles- W. Lincoln,t of St. Cloud TALLAHASSEE. Nov. ” 1 . - Fol­ ijnly the first is the essential first wus a visitor hi>re* .Monday, atoppim: lowing the imiuesl Held thin raornhig link in the chnirt towards our 20,000 nt the Motilexuma. . •* Ip nmncctinii -with the killing of. J. population in the near future. Leggett', of. Cairo, Gm, on Lake R. C. C ohn,'of Jacksonville, wm be Invited o num ber vu h is . young I-nko Mary Casino wan in full swiiifr Iantonla, early Sunday morning, J» L. nong tho business visitors hero yes friends to help him celebralc the »»:•- Rowell, n section,iotjem an^f Ilavnuu, I*'ri«]ny night When tho management c«ripA • , * in held in the eountjr jail.w ithout bail put bn n new prize dancp called a Pink-and white, the .color Echrims l?i await the action of the* grand jury. Spot Dance. The lucky *numlwr J<• uy Crews, of was cat ril'd out both in the dfeantiona Hodges nnd Davis, attorney* for win the prize would be standing on a week *'ml here and ri^reahm ents. Tlie rooms werp Powell, have waived preliminary ox- certain spot when the music •flopped Montezuma.. ndbrued w ith'vanes of rut flower* and nmihntbni and the easy will Ik* pro- and the mimlK-r. oT the spot wa.i «al!vinca. In the dining room tin• dining neiitcil to the grand jury next Monday ed gilt. There was a fine croud nut . Mr. and Mrs.* Edwin Morgan, ' Mi table was neutered with the birthday when it raw ls in connection with the and everyone enjoyed the dance. The nnd .Mrs. Klwood Thomas uml Mr cake iced in w hite and lopped with ^ix f a ll.term of the circuit court. To*ti- following couples won ‘prizes: Mr. Wales, of Jacksonville, ’.were Rn pink tapers * in . rose holders. The nuyty adduced at the hearing tended and Mrs. Reg Holly (mik first pr.ize* tn-vk end guests of Mr. uml Mrs. Men children .were given favors of bright to'rboW thnt all juirtii's earlier/ / It Mr. Hurry Trovillion and pntUicr ry:McLmi|ln. the night- had been nt the tent of took second prize.and Ralph Hunter I’owell nnd thnt he -had caused them nnd pnrtncr the third. Each prize was Mist Marie llcrl:(bi!r, of. Souicrssi all to-leave. 'Subscqttcntly while th'e- a beautiful box of candy. The iiuisi: P«., is tho guei,t of hcr*aunt and unde CferglniVu -were tussling a t their camp v.ns great nml could not he beaten for Mr. and. Mrs. Harry llceron. She cx a distance of some 150 yard* away, banco music, full of life nnd pep, peels to pals the w inter 'In Florida. Powell presumably disturbed lu his which nil goes to make up a good M aster W.oL’c was tho retip u n t of rest,.approached where they were nnd dance orchestra. The' Casino h* un­ Mr. nnd Mr*. Gedrge Chamberlain p.oniy ’ lovely g ifts and the occasion when UeggettTurneil his flashlight on der, pew management, Mr.». II.* A. a n d ’ Mrs. Waller Tw iuhell of Day­ was one of exceptional enjoyptent fowl) to soo w in it was the latter Phillips, mnnager and owner. Next tona Beach motored over this morn­ the thirty young guests. opened flro Mid Leggett received ft Friday night there will lie n Jitg ing nnd are* the guests of Mrs. Ituyfull load In his abdomen from which dunce n\ the Casitio nml if you Want he died a few lioura latent ,n t a hos­ to have n 'good tim e-at one of the LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY ntond Kcyt Mrs. Grntly Giddons, of Tampa, wns pital in this city. „ cleaned dance hdlfo in the country Mr*. E. M. Gallowny, Mrs. W. F. the charming honpreo yesterdny nfand where tho best crowds go, he Blackman nnd Mrs. H. E. Tolar left tciiioon r.t tho Country Club, at one sure anil go next Friday night. today for Green Cove Springs wheto oT the prrttieat parties given this they, will attend th& aU le convention Macon it being given by* Mr*. J. M. I.ITTLB IIYRTK’K DICKSON nf Florida Federation of Worn til’s Wallace and Mia* M argaret Clarlje. PASSES TO GREAT BEYOND Thcto were seventeen tallies, of playciubs. * : There cornu, a time, in the life of Tipi-club house, which lend* itself every person, whop human sympathy 3 beautifully to tho decorators Jinnd is craved nm.l appreciated beyond all other mntu>ia| things. Thnttim .j Is an never lovelier than on this otenatho m om ent. when* death enters tho n. T hr colors m otif .of pink and ly a t'h e r home, on Imurel avenue, In home sn.dtahe* a loved one. The honor of Mrs. Roland Marsh, whose \\hito being tarrie d out In every do grief that comes nt such a time is bftthdny it wait. The affair svas nr; tail. Tull French liaskefs of Radi ranged ns a Apprise, the guesLs ns- ance roses nnd feathery form , potte*. rcmbling nt nil early jjmir, then phon- palms nnd ferns w ere effectively plac­ ing Mrs.. Marsh to come over nnd sjiend td, whi(e- vfn’c xlof pink coral vines anc tho evening.. ‘-Upon her nre»val she bamboo cntwlrtcd with pink, jiencl was showered with gifts nml good blossoms were', dirt tied over the dobi S p e c ia ls f o r t h i s W e e k CAPS HATS 'KNOX HATS $5.00 ' MALORY HATS NEW HATS Northbound ‘ Arrive lMH-a.ni. ,....11:45 a.m. __12:35 p.m. $1.25, $1,50 and $1.75, •- Snub l’oflard Comedy hfrnliurg Branch $.1.75 and $1.75NEW LINE'OF BOYS HATS AN1) CAPS 60c to $1.50'each 115 East .First Strcet- WALLACE' REID H yrrylndy oi* girl attending this Theatre today will bo given n flee copy of '•What 1 Know Aliout Wo­ men” by. Wall.ico Beal. ; Phone' 104 Oviedo Branch A rrive. ....... *7:15 p.m. • Tomorrow— Charier, Bay In ,,,lhr Midnight Bell"; also a t»o*part PIANO TUNING, PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. . • 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE * SAVINGS-' ' •• Wc Pay 4% Interest on,Savings Accounts PIPE OHQAN'tfLUn Money 1:1 of vnluu milt ns it produces. Ilcnco, n puifAury funclfon uf THIS BANK is to liliikt; it.prmluctivo. By. nurkinff your ch poditft lu;ro yon help furnish the pow­ e r <o develop enterpniii’s that enrich this community and ils. individtials.. .* 4 *• ..... . . . .• . . . * . .* ' . * ' Tima You Attract ITositcfily to ymirself, also. , • • , SANFORD, FLORIJJA SERVICE PROGRESS Phone 127 Sail ford's New Store 1 .^lore In Florida Light aiuTbark Colors—Sizes22,2l ami 28 Tam O’ Shunters and Other Styles—AH Colors �SiaMi, . ... ............ , jp u h p ^ ■ d a il y h e r a l d ,av ed n esd a y , no v e r ie r _ . ^ Xti* •^T7«^T^ »jAV" i « _ ■ 22 , 19 23 ^! 'v 0 *!>JPF-.yw,■'.**•:V 1 • -v r - :;*■ i WW SANFORD NOVELTY " Wo r k s . *y i X f v i ' -/• V. Deceinber to stock of- recnl Detenuavailable refrigerator LMI.cvcij , l #„.v her 1st. . every t Is the* heartaches and spiritual injur­ called The Southwest Pennsylvania Pips'. [ m arket seems to have settled down-to derful write-up in the Tahtpn Tribune] wild grime ns a ?jn»rt ies nnd disappointments) that were car to that section during the P»*l *« .. . .«• now chnngcd. \ months, or just when there was this IK- Lines declared *a qunrterty dlvirk-ml a range ran Re of >1 to $2.25 per quart, quart-, nnd and wherein they slated thut Sumter Florida's lands a re . vcry\largely yours whcn°you first brgnn ranking berries probably will bring fair to county hnd shipped 300,000 cars, of taken up And the occupntioqjof pot vour own living.' Prdbably there tie need for the chuipment <«• ., ‘ of 54, payable December 30th, to recr«M l.kr4 »»*rjr ■»'•»*•••. •**”** * ! “ fntv^- prices right nlong until cX- vegetables last year. We knew they oi‘d on December 15th.. The dividcml were things that occnsionally, brought state. Now that the rush is «ar l l Ik* IWr«l4 ‘•••‘•'•Jf.* IU1 hunter is nbolWhed. Game cannot be makes n total of $7 for1 tlif* yei>K an ta s te ' nevur shipped thnt many arid SuniM tfB.ii* i> » . *»»!»>*< j_ mir. I H ..O . h* "Uf ' trente cold weuther tukes the taken for wile in the state.! U is un- a few tears to your eyes. , increase of $1 over last.year. Kastern 1»er* county did not want that, sort lawful to sell or.-transport any wild! If vre «11 kept thjs menmry. fre-di of the north nnd wcsA will l» Bouthwnnl just ns fast as l u > friends, or until the movement rolls j port U> go q u t hut. there i* one thing game in Florida. The slaughter went before The Alliance Realty Company debr-fnrp us. the boyn boys-who work tod > be moved nlftcr completing semee Sumter county dld not want that sort clnrod a stock dividend, of 2g pcr , up to nround fifty to sixty thousand rtw u iu u u on until tinder the guns nnd trip s of would get a better deal. for the western growers of fn*i»of report to go oiit but fhere is one cent, payable December 6th, to stock Considering .the harsh and thought­ -- ------ • 44.TL' Quarts per day. . That is why wc “he three vnrlotles of hunter a few As was predicted this week opens of record that date, nnd announced thing Sumter county does do and that less treatm ent that most boys get I. j ' tilLLM U ___ »^T*fa»r*Tr»«,,,rr r would admonish our Oscoolo county rears ago It wns vory nearly exteron their firpt jobs, it’s no wonder that with most favorable conditions .n.th«j that stock *P issued would partlciJ B nicici.________ Or»er«l ft it.nt)0 t„ be satisfied with $2 or $4 is the^shipment oj some qf. tlg r fin­ uinntrd the game—nnd now the est green snap beans in the world nnd pate’ ‘in all cash' dividends effective so many of them grow up brutal, cyni- citrus fruit marketing center*, & M a g ■ -........... I S S d ot holding i u , for * » .» rpoitsmnn only is recognized, and he the shipments th at will reach various as of November 20th. It also de­ :al and defiant toward their fellows. " * ” '* * ” " * ’ ------- $u or siO per q u a r t- f o r strawber- they are shipping them now. The rooron we knoV they have the -finest irnst btf provided with a license nnd t S t i r l U l i f H»lf« U*<» "Ktaann You ran tell hour- much of real large markets Monday andATuesday rics> l lant c ity Courier, AMSlIralUk strong clined the regular cpiartorly cash 'till only such an amount of certain are certain,of good price's boons over there is because Clarence manhood there is in a grown-up, by dividend of 2 per cent., *paynble lie-oC l f m l s i l * i *»«■»«• * u n i s s n iff Woods, the versatile secretary, of the ame in n certnin-period The rules the way he treats the boys who work movement during die Iw t'.P « rtV ccrtibor 16th, to stock of record Nor'l.GRIDA I»RODUC t V % 8 CHRIST­ W i l l t t » ► Pk*s* Sumter F lin ty Chnmber of Com­ ire simple but they must l>o under­ around him. And you can spot tho past week and shipments rolling vciubcr 28tb. . MAS PRESENTS lik w rlfll* * I*tIc» la * * » ■ •« . . cm*"' merce, sent us a crate Monday nnd tow! by the sportsman. bully, roughing the lads in n way vreater -------- volume indicate the .Florida Y .................... —- ——-•— H unting Is one of the sports which Ska M«alk« ...i “ It would be a splcmlid lmost for we have been eating beans so much '■ttrnrt visitors nnd add to the satis- He'd not have the courage to-try o n .t|)Bt is now apparent n«r HARVEY PARISH NOT DEAD |> .|l,e r r 4 la C llr h C arrier men his own size. * fruits, and goos! prices a re M I S . O u t * Florida products If more attention since wo arc a regular snqp bean tied action of many of the rcsiihnta In • a a Y»~«S---Another thing: These boys now „|| sections of.the country. — I this -year was given to the sending of in .the middle. And wc do know they vinter In Florida nnd like golf ami Tho report cirnjjatcd here thM are the best •beans we haVb eve**•-*•« **■ «• Tlnics. working with us, nml making mis ■M r a llr r jr n«*r* Sri Christmas presents in the form of -noting and surf.bathinir nnd motor•Ml T«’s4'kll*i»*4 r»rrT frU a r- * •* '* Harvey i’arrisjj was dead has l>tcn tasted. U seems that Sumter count? takes duo to inexperience (ns wc Florida products,", the Florida Grower IMiaa rarer a a l r * ■ •* " »» • k j ’1" ng nnd a score of other sports nvnilHis many all did in our turn), are. the future FOUR MORE LARGE CONCERNS , Kreatly Z '? tS ^ a m ill* la h HH»*~ UJig », r suggests. This is a timely thought bus the greatest soil for green bean: cxnrfgcr*tejl. hlo hero when the North and tho H » r, alwa>» la a 4 ranre. ItFPORT STOCK DIVIDENDS friends here will be glnd to learn that and Its general adoption would be »>• that the world has ever produced nnc Cast ami tho West n*o snowbound, Ic a d e rs^ f the world. For all aomo SSSUKH TUB iwMlCIATBU f IIK44 he is recovering from |he nrcideiit ' ' 'The practice of Send* hnving discovered this fact and als« he sportsmen must piny tho game of us'know , our only cluim to great­ Tb« Associated !»/••• •• k*0*4 b cnef,t Ti having discovered Clarence Woods Htistnincjl In the game ut lakeland .,0 ness may be in hnving worked with oranges nnd grapefruit NEW YORK. Nov. 22.~ F our more Armistice Day ncconling to the fob the county is going nhend nnd makinf qunrely. ^ « ;'* ? * ^ of T some great innn of the future, flow a not oihirVUB rrsdiU J in’ K.-. c ^ i it0 o friends ..re.ru- in ... the north is general Tho first guns will legnlly resound liHUtl n*w« publish* ^ tourists nnd winter residents. the world alt up nnd take notice n the woods otV November 20 nml the boy nervously fumbling at his first large corporations tud »y were -tl 101 lowing item in tho Lakeland Star• ■ 4 also (It am to the list of about fifty Imve (>L'* Telegram: * b in ln . . . ipoctAt but it is suspected tluttflhe year-round They have' the henns—we say lc' um ters will do well t«» limit their jab. All rlshii*of rs-p«ibllc*llsn of sps< clrired extra stock, nnd Insole -cn&h them shin 300 millions more cars o« A t t a i n baggageman rli.ln t rodispatch** hereto ara also reeerVed. “ Harvey Parrish’s friends will be lesldeht* fiaVc ralht r gotten out of dividends' approximately »1.2M.'»00. beans nnd other vegetables if they th,? " ''• " l . 0' ,‘„ h; .„ ’ „ U .h y w r w o When t e p c m u i. IIKH SI.U HIHI.I»IY<I. fb*Q«* »♦* the habit. -ri ■ > M otor-Car Company'pleased to Icarifthat ho is able.to he statutes. It Is not heavy- the tho want to. Thnnkk, Clarence, ol.l dear rropqses that gnnje hogs shall be cully Injurcil a train-boy’s hearing b> The I h i kiivd . dlvl- oiii qftcr u Btrimis illness-caused from Elaborating its suggestion, • •• • / You a il1 there ns usual. . •. boXln him oif.tho ears-for cluttering today declared a an-#X D r-iln ju ire received in. the Summerlin. niilMl tind fixes a severe penalty for Grower says: dcrid o f 100 per up ,lhe luiggage ear with electrical ap­ or Lhkotarid foolbnl! game Armistice |f - a TflaM'of jelly or orange Ve'ateriping. The. birds or squirrel . • Now we will have n real niorcnjnt j marnml adi r-was, ai^nt,, we NEWSPAPERS CANNOT AFFORD •r d'-cr Hint may be taken by a single, paratus. The-train boy wax Thomqs comber Dili. The It, J.‘ Reynolds Tobacco_ Co. Day." marine. . jmre the recipient would npprr' . TO RUN RISKS ' muter ore stated in tho law. and the A. Kdison. . declared i 'M l - 3 P«'r cent M“ k divi------------------------ ' I . J r l aelate l e thrsethings. Have tin* Herald do your next job -rumblers who feci that their sport ranuit thrsething Then how about dcpil on 'common und- commoii. u Four more large concerns Can ni P n box of Florida fruit? anyone 's restricted are ■ referred ito other m ck of printing. We have tho cquipmrnt BETTER CARS-l'OR Vrom'headquarter* of tbu Fourth FRUITS IN PROSPECT mock, pnynhln in common; n stock dividends. i ‘ conceive n more graciouss or useful tales and more stringent lawL -orpa area at Fort McPherson, Gcor-J,_______ _ •'lftriila pro. . A .. I gift? Why not lioost Fhrhlu * Florida is doing b'-r best to proIt is almpst time for fuf the newa-j .• , ny n3 „ lt.y make tlm, gin, there is sent out n list of. two *ervo a very nonular feature of winhtutdnd and twrnly-olx deserters .In eltcourar* . report -_b op their income tax. * • Nothing roulid. he inore. ____ __ papers to best or Christmas gifts or presents Dade enm ity.from the military serv- t< r- owtin-r. within h e r Isgimlarles, nml The KOI IOW IN (J SMKV ETIIA T PURE ELDER SPRINGS zr itbe^eT'tnis fruit vliippTrs 1he I Dl-I.uw ,ro TJ1Em PATRONS « ■ —o mg Fo for any occasion—oven for' relnem-, wolroineii t h r T i i ^ m ^ of the conn­ Ife of-ttTe DUttPil NtnTe^TOT'I - *Tprr {lie tepuft teVnift I'maiinting' Florida than {lie Pccapse preslijciit llardinCj ,haa bran;. . or that (Ir.-mge*. . tan.r.-rm.'i advising them*, however, RESTAURANTS— asked for one for a Christmas pres­ gropefiuit ran be put up In tasty mission to print” nrcompanll-a the 11ry: DRUG STORES— nnd nn from nutlv*rntivr railway rourcCi, In fact, the-government i* 'th e re must #ho modcrathin ^ • Bell Cafe roster. R. C. Rower’* . ent. . • packages,- Inrro or email, as can extremely anxious lluit nil the«“ j abiding by the “mtes of .the rume. that wlthlo t h e 'next .10-days th« <I Hcniinole Cafe Ruuiqillat Xi Andcnum glasses of marmalade or.Jellies. Those names be given to the public. There ns in every other sport.—Times- rtute will Ih‘ given a greater numbiT, Welako Rrstaurant. -in of refrigerator corn, nnd that this (.governor- C*tZ~~v)Z~ freed Union Pharmacy • Ex-| strangers witliin our ntes at Christ-, •B n reward for the apprehension of Union. fast equipment will he nteadlly Increased Valdez Hotel minutes.. He always hine ,H. , was n mas time can w'dl ponder over Hits any of these meii, the ‘ sum belnp HOTELS— . • — --------- - o ns fust ns it is relpnscd .from service Wigwam •• worker, was our Kidney. suggestion. Florida folks could cer­ limited-to not over fifty dollars, . Mmtreaunia Hotel TREATING-THE ROYS RIGHT in tho northwest. _______otainly please the folks "hack’ home 1 Hiuninulc Hotel Newspapers of this state as well ns Prohibition and soldier bonus are or the boy ond girl away a t school The problem of recurhq' refrigof mqny other Matesjvive. pteclpitntthe two leading subjects in Congress. by following this idea out, also. The editor of The Herald always ernlor cars ban been one n 11“- biged troiihld upon them»el\f* in the nflooting. .Florida And time will tell just where they east by printing a. Iof of m atter of believed Is l r «.‘Sting the Iniys in the go? l quest i"»js We invite the public und all u.scrH of ELDER . »ur ..... . m„i while weather cornli We hnd tbippers. will wind up. _ b u s in e s s f r ie n d s h ip this nature that vX.r. compiled and printing offu-o r t i p T g j I• 1 SPRINGS WATER to v isit tbc spring nnd in u,iH n,“r and ,lowT,H downs ,n in V "Ytfirting „{• t1»«. past two months' have |,( ollt hy the federal authorities, •"»* ^ r,,nC in ienrn ( our meUi«>d of handling its product. Why takq Another witness hns been found in faVo®:it.le to use of venA sermon on tin- gospel of busi- anil it may be taikrn ns an assured the printing trade when every indig' a chance7" Your eminent physicians claim the Hall-Mills cart*. We often won ness is contained in nn editorial HH nity in the world wqs lumpedupon bt ilntcif and cam nun Imx cars, tlu^risk fact, that none of them will publish lin t th is water in unexcelled and its purity and we have often said that hov-t jnvjvwj ;n -sending out fruit in Mi« b der why pom e'one in Snnford docs the Miami Heruld in the following: the list received nnd run n risk , of IIS makes it most beneficial for many irouW a a rough lime would soften fnrs j)!lK been•ofcasion of great worry not get up and tell what they know -An Interesting Illustration of the The Ford people of Sanford ns well as tho being Imlcd into court for so doing; ing such about this case. 'E very other part of I uSsThg 7if tiusitiess -hatred is shown u h on the Ixiys of the future nnd it nn,j |in„ had some effect in holding “ Western Union recothmchd this water for as th. r. i* "j] L ^ q u eer.d k L It is probably a fact thnt—JS!L-frulL-frem: m arketr--T he-rom rlrte-or the country hns been lu-arJ from. upon tjie last pngeVif the S|,ecial s.-c- especially iirodiiscd f'T tlie work. batteries. ‘ -r . • * -, a enrlund of " ~ m at-‘have taken-as many boys ns any m an, €.Vi.„ partial |oi.» •of tioii of- Thu.Herald far Tunsila y. this Call phone .’111 and have n bottlo of this water The form er Sultan of Turkey ImV pare contains an advertisement in •hut the government can issue meet, in the imsiness rial made nun out of (mil through reexlug while lit trenpout vou and proicct vour health. Ing been forced to leave the palace which nfo set forth h e a rty 'congratu­ tec of n personal nature and sit, make's a big hole in^pndits. nod with nn censure, while nr n newnpaper them - and today- rhey are earning and flee to where the wicked pursueth lations to the First National Hank uni (tries ‘wh-re they ar-‘ work- most ‘ bf the pro were "would rather should es>«y t«» give publicity <d tb«» .r take their loss in some other manrb t, U now calling his thousand wives f, oni the other banks of the city upon ing for other jv ip lc and* many ^ntut* rliiirm t^r lhi*it would follow 11 l belli ate in liindlievs for thetqselves up hy radio and inquiring about their the completion of its new building." tit*r. . sull ill law which would L<‘ enibar- and doing well and they give u&ffedit health. If wy had ns mnny Wives us • A great iiif.lt with (he. n^plc crop It is perhaps*thnt spirit among riMKiug if it were not expensive. for taking them a I n serious time in nunI grape crop of the northwest has \h e Sultan wo would use the radio all Minmi business men th at hns made of The government is a seeker for i» lives nnd helping them to mnl.o When -men tltr tlm r . It would be much safer. •rxit the "Magic City. ■■___M?r 1 free publicity t» a great event, Con- tlivid men of themselves. We never .tie­ .— ---- — o ---------------- Who lire competing for business along tinually is every newspaper office in ’ Dr. Ingham, of Orlnndo; in an nd- such honorable lines that they **iil the unlire country besieged with sup- lieved in treating l»oys like* children, • * * * ' *- • * * ♦. *,T " ^ licvcd iii makirtg them dress before tho Orlnndo. Chamber of consider themselves co-workers ’ for for yve, never be'.ievei IS nml pRrntlons^to do d^» this or do that bu*. think they were . s U m nnd wc»>of the rity Commerce- said that “business needs thp rommiin *bo government, fr*e of charge; •hfore ronsclince.”- Yop arc eminently can congratulate eneh other upon any it may be noticed that the men higher-w ays remembered our o,vvV early correct’* Doctor, but wo don’t know evtrm rdinnry success- the mngic of .... urn iial—mirkuat in-auv capagity-ktrugMlaali.atud-XraaUid-tkmn LI-11 ’ w'a'r ’AGETWO First Sight of Alrplanpa Caused Consternation Amonfl .th e Natives of Philippine Islands. lVIien. In order to carry mit n sur­ vey, nlnnen vlslterl Jblio, Sulu archl; Phtllpplno tstands. It was tl»o CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER jK-Iago, tlrst time tbe-tuitUvs bad seen nit air­ U7 Commercial Street—Snnford, Fla. plane. nnd they were greatly terrlllco. according to a story In the Westmin­ . l Z * Used Car After ster (Jnzetto. Home of them were convinced tmu tlio machine* were sent ns emissaries r ; v p R a r i? a in s : i e l e c t r i c a l c o n t r a c t o r s from Allah, nnd others believed the gee . ocx-upsnts of tho craft thetnfclve*— ............... Westlnghouse Lights and Appllsncei the ’pilots.......... upil tho ohsorvors—were sed a n tioth all seeing nnd all powerful. New Line of Fixtures It wns ImpoMlhlc f«* convince thorn 123 W est First Street otherwise, and tho nlndunes wore viewed with drend and ns supernat­ ural things. Homo ..f the u a tfm even went so far ns to declare tho idnnc" buick wen* dragons, down out of tho Smitn liberty seas, and destlm-d'to wreck vengeance ' in s u r a n c e a g e n c y ... had • ...i Mores, according n/.,.iiriltm! to on all to cn on old dodge FIRE-------- AUTO-------- BUNDS Aruble legend. ' , There were thousands of Mores in the w-llils of Mindanao who hud never tot eye* o n V white limn, n n d .to whom the pilots, nble to nonr aloft like the C o n lr a c to r a n d B u ild e r ( birds, were nltogctber outside t ic » ■ .— sphere of onHnnry mortnls. The air­ . FLORIDA men were regarded us’objects <>f threat SANFORD wonderment und to he hehl In dort greatest awe: • ~ • • SSSS week . , these Live I & FRY GILLqjN ^ 8 BO* , r aid upon KHuVning h e re by airplane MEXICALI. J-owcr C M .'SfR tf ^ from U Pmmlm. T ho -g o v .rn o f said _More thhn ninety p e f W a r c bcllcv- ho had fnilevl )o locate ®n f I who m ight have strayed, In t h ^ j i e s cd to have perished when tho stenmsliln Topbiolmmpo tnpsi*ed Sunday at crt. Poit La Bomba on ;he Gulf of Cnli-t • .1.1? ‘ fotnlo. A re-chcek ttnlay-of the surNallve to Alaskan wnters' .is- a vdvora oefburtts for only 31. name ' ^ wich, wh«n full .j»r»wn, duplications having Occurred‘ In ’ tin­ “ weighs, fifteen pmmda and rtreUhca ’-* t ’nplnln Gompi *ah' Smr icet from tip to tip. first count, vyr» there were at least 125, pasAcngcrs abroad. ' .• . The Daily Herald Delivered » ro o t Many bodies arc lying In the mud SAVINGS S. O. Shinholser CM * h • -■: To the Business Man on theL ii i —“ “ to a major. W e invite vour M trontfgc on the sam e baaia os does " ! S L v o something aom othlnK to 'o ffer vvhtth we lire morchaiit—wo have U-liavt- Ims more-ydli* than you « ... accuro ols.-.vlu'ro. , w ,,.'fnt. *4 years after their separation . .. - The' ihoren'slng '..urabcr'of .f*w W * '*■» ,,„„k i» proof .h a . « » r o .endcrum » valuaWo aonlco th a t helps them to.aolye th e ir f a r m in g . problem s. THREE AUTO ACCIDENTS CITY OF HOMER AND CROESUS Combination Offer You Will be Cordially Welcomed 'Here B i 0. MOTOKCOTurkeys for-Tlianksgiv» * * _ ' .:r MIAMI. Nov. 22. Three nu,rc »u- ' have been Uioroughly roENGLISH LANGUAGE IN PEftIL? Unfortunate Smyrna Credited With tomobllc accidents were rcporUd. to pjjsc ca Will jlcccpt o th etcars no the police la s t‘night, bring ng th e . o- | ' Being the Birthplace of Two ndltioncd. f ore, • Great Men of HUtory. “Creeping • Paralysis,” • According ^ to tal for three days to 2fl accUlents vytth , Rlvo the jif difference 1 4 - l b s . G r a n . S u g a r $ 1 .0 0 nsrt payment or R»' Henry Van Dyke, Is 'R irfitem r'tl two dead rind nine injured-' Oqly one. er. . ? i , r ar is better. rmn, recently cnidured by^the ' the Speech of the Nation. 1 - l b . B u l k M i x ’d T e a .5 0 minor injury was reported oh the re -j Cash, trade or long easy ‘Tlio real perils of the English InnTerms: t m - m * ,'.lr,h>™,,n|r, ... "conneil, ,vl,„ « . Wared In nn .c-ll $ 1 .5 0 gut,go today. In rfiy Jutlraiynt. He not nnd claims to l» payments. . . . ,i_. llomvr. U was n cU v. long .before tire cident on the causexyny Sunday -qight, In cxputtfilon.‘Or In onitructlqu « vocnbulso- but much more In n ccr dt yn of Alexander the Great, who rt dk-d yesterday from his Injuries.. . tali, noisy carelessness or ( !« ! ) » . hi.llt It where II now stands, us lie m g • R*nUPMOBlLB and . , LEXINGTON nVIMCinN ,i:g,-ren.v; a failure to recgnlzc Unit saw Its strategic position «s nu e\‘FIRST c o n v ic t io n thought Is ddslnible not only befon 11vine western l“Tt f“.r eastern umf. -Distributors - nn nppnr. i.< -J3 A. n . Rontw selected pnewh but nlso in speech‘ ynn MIAMI, Nov. 22.—The first, con,-nt numlmess to the Hncr-rensv — - , k r- ____^ S iBfgfdrTIgrltla vlctlon under the new city ord.nance 109 Park Ave., n|t(f op the great temple to bo d i words, writes Jleqry v»n Py W prohlbitlbg the handing out of tickets Ynle itevlmv. The effechr of thU creep wiled to the rmpentr. or handbills, oh the streets of Miami TJds Ancient city figure* protn netR|„g pnralykts may lie obM-rvcd eft •r * Iv In connAclldn w ith early church his\vns secured in the.cjty court 0 4 | stuntly In streets and simps and hat W yesterday when W. U. Murrell#. . rooms, and frequently in books-MjV lory; observes tho Detroit News. toi |to » newspapers.. For example, n MM* I- but fsi miles frout Ephrsus, where salesman for a local realty company, gulshed' Historian writes Hint he i r tl.c ruins'of Hint cSfy with Its famous was fined $25 for stepping out from h nqplc are . .still. to be see,,.’ ’Nmjrttn to hand tickets to .young poses to “assess••• a .. rcrluln charnel er tdiude l,M-4f is siipposi'd •" hnv* been for ‘ bis office when he bus no Inteutlon of homo of tl»* apostle M. 1wmticn. It. but simply tuc.tn? »«• estlnum It v«>iia» flute thedlsfilple.'Polyean*. “ **» * worth. ’A ’ popular" novelist nmkes ,1s CO FFEE CAKE r.l In-ad of Hie Smyrna church, u ns lioro leave a rontu "precipitously, I». butter. 1-2 '-up ^ugnr, 3 Mil,out throwing 111,,, down the stulra the stake about 13.< A. 12 cup 1 ka tllUlc5|>OU!fS IllAlHI? Cards of Sanford's R epute or letting him lerip fn»tn n win^-w. j,w „ „ „|, Is stljl ihi* otilsiaiidlnt. , beaten; dr,lent advertiser precluhns the ||f vl|<. lini, Is l a- rrml J .-offie; 1 3-4 cups flour. \ , t ^ o n able Professional Men, each CAIRO, tin .,’Nov. 20.—A roromr An n0l,r Hie plneo-of t>lf mart.' rd , jury In Leon county,-Fla., this nftcr- "slogan' of-Iris ready-made clall, Ing., of shorn. In his chosen pro' _ all pacific. A1111•>-1 " I,Ida Jdgljr of Pol yen H* * baking powder. cum bhtter nnd s u g a r * together, fruion the Herald recoin­ “ j although bis purposes lire i i i i h 'II ordcred herd J. L. P"wc|l, ||,> h Hu*. Isle of o philosopher, a plntonlM. writesonth. lire l,u‘'t ** mends to tho people. . Havana, Fin., on n charge of first Even c e rta in ' plays .•‘Intrigue" 'lilm .i , to which St. J»hn "?» bait- then add oggs,'beat well, also «' < 1" * Gcddic that i... „u»wna-nut—th a t p ltTfpr? - nnn wtU,rre“rtn--Bm-tr or lleve- f,-c and s if f ln flour aiid baking P • -ta !degree murder, nnd ordered -when evidently be lmVc been land Tom-Elkins. nmTNpi’ncer Barber, la m tier. Turn into n greased and piipered tla*o" ipcndex him. but merely that Lilian. Is supposed to X U,’, nnd bake in a moderate oven' tor written. hiii of this county, held ns material they Interest blm. \ forty minutes. When cold cover "H»> |w itnesses under bond of $3U<1 each ,n SweditT, Peasants Adopt Motors. connection with the death yekterday “ Scotland Y ard.” boiled-frosting. . • All but one participant In a re, ml | of James \V. Kcgcttc. of this city, fol-| Scotland Yard 1* tire ben d n ^rtm j . Atlorneyy - n t - l W Kalmar. .Sweden, fi,n»ern" at - . jj aii HhuulinK shooting Wiu-ll which took place _ . : liiur lire I...... j Of f Hut % Metropolitan _poli<« inrilli rre festival ................. ... w a t e r in I.DW'KR ntnole County Bank ’ ' KhoU| y nftcr midnight Saturday at a nn|, u s»t,.«U‘,l within' " sttenUsnUlm •*#«» £ ,,7,', /.J ^xv^lo,'1 .* : IN H IE . EVERGLADES Over Seminole a c c o r d in g TO GUAGK .-win.........................» ' ^ "v. S S T “ ..... BANFORf) . . . .:. . -=.' FLORIDA ' Grady county 'lint! in H onda. ^ ‘„ nH \ In u group <d. Slnl,.s fHqmrtim nt of Commerce. I * T h e \««,M isled --------------------------------- ------death .occurred in, a Tal- pnrtm,n* . ' ,lnK B ,w „rtyard ^dirt* not ,,;ng long ago were tfie;only the only t.mnn" ta m w buildings •surrounding M IAM L Noc. 20.—^W ater m tho lnhassco’hospital shortly, afternoon nonr Charing Cross. It derived Its of....mmunlmllon. Pensnnls and small lower Everglades is . dropping “I Y“ ; yesterday, flis body was brought here mfiue. Scotland Yard, fnun « P«»«« village fuArlloimrles, «l,o fonmrl? ra te of three-quarters inch |mr day, HI"'" III- W'll" lute Inst night and carried this nlter- assigned from the time of hJ^ ' r 1 I ' ATTORN E Y tA T -L A W y,c„rding ‘to th e gunge- irt l liol. ^ hl . resbU-nce of the ,i,«,tl .to Naylor for funeral nnd in- ilenry HI. 'milch up the Minmi equal. TTu. total fall from the highest' point has " First Nation a l. ji Il. Building---- -trvment: :• FLORIDA, it is rc nnrtr.1 that Pqwcll »„,* ltd* hcUi eight inchds. SANFORD g rant ■SANFORD, FLORIDA • Potato, Shrimp iiml Chicken Salad . ; PURELY » HELD ON : professional : POWELL MURDER CHARGES FRED R. WILSON _ _ _ 1 > R 0 G I I E S S ------ — STRENGTH ;ARLY B U Y — SERVICE - ) > Y G U B - Tli'inksclving Cards, Rust Craft Box Novel­ ties, Gifts of all Kinds, Dolls, and . . • Greeting Booklets at MMADY’S 1(10 Block-.------ i ^ T, sh o ppe -^Magnolia Avenue H O O V E R DeCottei George A.. DeCottes FLORIDA • . -~- Wc Cay 4 R Interest ot> SavlnB» A cco'm ^ B. W. HERNDON OVERLAND OAKLAND (2) CHALMERS ; COLE 8 • Elder* Springs W ater Co. M — j. FORD LEXINGTON OLDSMOBIbb Cleanliness is next to Godlintss HANFORD. COLLER* Prop- ! Hats, le ft‘by therecedlng Udc. . . - J 'J p m r Jo/e'"‘inner-nto I.ugo, of tt»« DISASTER REACHES NINETY 1nprthcnl district of Lower Callfornln, DEATH TOLL IN Re-United After 24 Y ear«JB | I SEEMED, TO BE SUPERNATURAL General Shop and Mill Work C. \ SANFORD DAILY HERALD THEHERALDPRINTINGCO.IS... WfeBA^oanDAmv t o w u o ^ v . ] «? • . 4- »*♦. : I" i r if:.' Vto T- ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPERS | ‘I|Q N E FOR A DEMONSTRATION Authorized Hoover Dealer PENINSULAR i m y a . T12 MnffUGlia Avcnuc- ICIIFLLE MAINES law yer learned In .lay Ihe 1,-r.rot, w rout In-thousands of Instances, as . interna . •hey arc tired of it; nnd in cases nt wot kf‘d for him many >sare w,,r" ^ j Twp bran now city comtltUilonor# some other fields, such ' . this sort where there is a possibility wns-head of the-H ill Printing C o .,!* «■5 ' wero elected in Orlando y^sterduy. tlorisl poilcies." Naming can be more detrimental ,f expensive HlUntion there will be and if we ever had a cross w„r,l W0 ■ a Avers nnd Topliffe were displuiYd by never kpuw it qnd wc vehtemher that U N /lividunl and community interManuel' nhd Hutheilund: Political ln- to I than selfishness and "business a concerted effort to refuse publicn■H he omnU-oded us one time for work* ti-rest down there how’.content ;Oi» the cats The world w as. not made ‘T f the Fontfh corps ores desires to j«g two years mlredy ,W,n' City Manager question. And when jealousy And iKsM for any one ftinn or m-t <>/ men. There -,-t into priuMhure are certain stipu- j one. minute late „,.nll that tint that is over we hope that Orlnndo noted these lit - cn Pthe mfttrty CM " ‘ w;illi before probably be*'arse be ,hut latlons to be compiled will cut out politics for a whjle. 11 is room for nil who net til, b.*ys r. I’d it out tie thiqnsand gave part.' That inn'll or institution £& : |i-.il,llration' of the sort jui-t sen is spoiling .that benuti'ul city f“r s lays claim to. ti e whole .pudding ; „n bi- publish',I. one of the stipu­ far lb,pit is why he was beloved and sCM • many purposes. And we fail to m , doomed to disappointment. The world lations, is n cash contract. Another respected by every man nnd boy who; KH where it gets them anything. has moved nvray from thnt old idea is n signed agreement front the gov­ over w o ik c tfo r Mm. * (This.will cost ( *U and business men now. find ,t t«, their ernment that it will stand behind all you ter, dollars, llcw ettl, Tinies has an e<||tUrial LJJ People living on Khine ktreet in advantage to .pu» l a t h e r rethef The Tampa “ -yijs which may be brought ««< ri”* Orlsndo want to-change the name. than apart. Honesty, nnd irustw orthi; -mint o ' •publicity which may In-en­ on th l«liuliject that U worthy of U*‘f- » • This U one of the exigencies of the ness....... will .u:,t - Breed resneet ■far / ’ .each tirely .Ineoi’re 't.—I’alttlkn News. usal by employe! ft and .employees(ci breed re*IPc usw prohibition-era. Shine meant other, and with It good fellowship nud • ' ~ . CM alike: • ' . office*, stores. ■« nothing a few years ago In Or Undo well wishes.—Orlnndo Rftporlc.r-Star. t “ Around .factories, ‘ HUNTERS AND THE GAME rind any other places where ju Vp1e j g ’ pxccpt an old family name and an work togctlvr. a th in : Treqncntly honored one at thnt In the annals of STUCK IN THE MUD .. Very soon it will b” U'"« ‘n B«lh,‘r noticed by visitors.Is t l>” hard-lHnled;? H the city nml county. Now it mig up th,- gun. call the dog and away to be taken for n bootleggers retrofit, or After* n recent football ganu* in the woods for the sportsmen. , Ihe nttitude of grown upa toward a huccanneer’s den or n place for Hill Iowa City, n thousand automobiles 5" open season for game- In Florida is boys whd are on the payroll.. ... . . ... Th*1 Ihiss usually is paisa mini ami „« Glenn or the Brassiere's to go when ( fjj|L-,| with spectators got stuck in tqc coming orpunil oirnin nnfl icpuf H the Ku Klux were after theft, or sonic- mAl / ,| on tb” th” way borne. home. There most from the forests nnd fields Is to the on,l toadied t o n s if he were n . a thing of the sort. Shine street must „C them Staid all night, in the rain, ef'ect thnt quail nre fairly plentiful ra.'rr.r cow. Ml*s I’ansy Hush, the m m mthlng of the sort to will, nothing to eat. * Many of the go. We want no in some sections, wild turkey have beautiful typist, get" “ l"1 "[ fa w n -.ja vtx our people now now that] we Have* all ra ts hnd to be abandoned. Tim mu been seen In others, nml deer nre de- ing consideration. Ami oven the n M ''; , , ig and stopped drinking rinu ^i just have n iorlty were finally dragged out In rlr.red to ba ranglivx about. , Florida grawnutps treat each other with , a BB mutual deference or respect, despite ill hole lr( the ahoiITfVr where they the usual way. ' I ns tried to protect tho wild game In pour it down by the barrel. It was a mournful experience, but Ihe prist ew years, and offers good ii considerable amount of facetious „no that will probably do « lot of ivort to the real sportsman during n .!■ . . “ eriod . . each ' L ...L.IA m Thiu ! Uut*whe,i it colors to the •«*>' who ■■ “South Florida Will Never Com- rood. Reformers preach about th* reasonable winter. Tim* works wound the place-w ell, w hen,„ pr-r-r-r-o-nt-i-s-c," say the big dolly value of good roads without getting !s ns it should bu nn,> reasonable lie’s railed nnd fmnmnnded, it g”»er-JBj papers. My land’s sake*, we hope 'nr. Getting up against real mud, of hunters are rently to nerend the con­ ally sounds ns If he were a trained,** the bottomless prairie v a rie ty .«« there Is no blood on the moon. And we ditions under which th?yrmny go out dog that hnd to bo handled roughly ; aMM know those west Florida boy* are aV ractlcnl way. is worth n thousand (or game—and enjoy the sport while :: just shaking In their boots nnd when sermons. Every one of those strand­ nware th st the limits and restriction* on tho theory that, give him an in: J ■N he’ll take ,n mile. ^ • the legislature meets those boys out ed Iowan* .will be hereafter «»n enrn- ate arranged for the purpose of pre­ * Rough treatm ent, • lack of consid­ M esf I Minster for good roads, nnd ‘will­ there In the west will be so scared venting extermination of game nnd eration, and a atern rebuke ore dlf- ■■ th at they wllj go right along doing ing to help pay the price to make must , he observed If 4b” *Porl U ,0 ■■ ficult for n.grown-up to "swallow a* . ‘ • , things to suit themselves—M usunJT them rood. continue. , , despite, the'callouses nccumulntcd by J J and not even the Tompa Tribune or " Twenty yearn from now this in Years u-ro'when Florida wa* but the Rcnslbilltles during years of UR i i the Tampa Times will be able to stop oldent, with its possible duplication sparsely settled and n great area wa contact with th ” hostile paek* 'f i i them. Store bleu, by g»r, they Ik - Ifl many another plate, may s >un, . « it.. ....un iLilinr. r ■■ even ■■ like a fairy tale .Jncksohvillo Jour/ n o r-r-r-r-re our hot southern blood iu the M,u , 1 we’re after ourselves. ■H down here, do they? Well, we wHl killing "deer am) birds for the .m ar­ Vhe lx,y. fresh from home hnd just Just flre*n s*lvo of lmn,ing pdRorlalx n°And because a few cars tvere Muck ket. It was the business of the pion­ ■■ MM AUtV ibidr heads and make them dis- In the mud 'o r an hoar or more in the eer to get such game ns lio.-could Ha .trik in c ..ul (or hlm.cir, over their.heads thc.1T caHriuscs. His nature is sen*l »« dfttouf at Monroe several weeks ago help out 'w ith the family supplies peree, yes. Lr fhere wns a howl f-olrig.up to high The pat hunter inteHUui to provide live, without insulation. And»mnl —Ohim the-target* oT the unnecessary henven In all the papers of the state Strawberries have caustx| a lot of and it was even sent hrondonst over n nifnl for himself nnd family and sharp word or lack of consideration those who hurtled ns n inntter of bus­ nbftuL ‘the lowcsl-dowrt act that the ’* talk In, and arouml Kissimmee St. tho state. Times do change. iness arid sold game in order t^ p ro Cloud and other places the past- few so-called h|«nrin liblng l« ' months. The first quart, produced In CI.ARENCE w oods Ma k e s good v id e * * f < W vrith c l o t h i n g s that ur When iC,- comes to girls, n thou­ Kissimmee sold a t auction In tnat city - • •# » * they need V f r” well recognized in Ihe sand tim A mbrc.so. . • . * -*» lists of- hunters, nlnng wRh others S.turdBy «S.M . wMd, . very , ‘ Saturday We said something nlriiut Sumter Maybe. >T )U nm sm ^Ti.. J**r» 0B? ’ ______ in.- «.,n am! does followed til” - ■ rf nt ■U s T t& s \:l .-.—Court Houacl who resides n tow miles s hz- v -/*r7rt -: Cairo, hnd gone to the camp w >‘ K‘ the o th er Elkins hoy hnd some coon dogs," a s 'they were planning to go rtA penny saved is a penity carnod.’ In liis day pennies were as laWco as ouY quarters. • Yet all the pennies in the world wouldn’t have taken IMor liichard to a movie, hoiifflit him a flivver;or paid his -ireet car fare. The vea-rs au;o ]u nr.K's oi a hundred nuiuimi yea-rs ay;o wr-.u v-v. not as bip in buying power as those ottoday. • • ' • ; "Bui Vtfol* Richiirci’s advice is still' peud. And.it is no lesi valuable when applied to dollars insteadvof cents. Every year you spend a large proportion o f‘the money you earn. So much fortlothinjr. ,S,, much for shoes. So much fo rth iiirs to cat, housc'furnishinfift garden .seeds tools and what not. ’ \ There’s just one way to save money in making your pur­ chases. Know What you-want before you buy. Reau i i . c advertisements^ . •. . They tell you what is new and gooil. They tell you whore • and when to buy to best advantage. They help keep you posted on what the stores and manufacturers arc offer­ ing. ‘ . • •• ’‘ . blly *«!*«*, In nil countries. 'Summoned From tho V s.ty Deep I- Ghosts have mint” an appearance n — A. tlie.“iigon.v raluimU.of a «.”wwf»P*rPowder to Lsy Road Ou»t. onn morning nn “ dverllser nimomu ml rnielum chloride, a cbcmlctd |" '" ' "*• h n n n [' It is said thnt n general mlsunder-, Is being- used to lay th ” "n "!' q,nt be would I") grateful f „r Wales blghstanding resulted from their attempt | of ,!„• n in e ” , lo s e 'to I’uiwlown "here u B”'""'.'' way between RrockvUle and « ,,a 'VM' specter, 'om idelew lth clnnklng ebuIi *. t„ get the dogs and thnt pfter n ^cufut lli f|,. between the two parlies "'*'? (■ The experiment > rtiiieutvoM»lKhwu>s with » ,,r bend in arm. may he clearly wx the- nuked eye. Later came .noth r walked from the tent and emptied two h>. tUc d”P« view of determining the relative „utIce suiilinonliiK. ’’«» s|M-ctera «• loads of shot In Legett”'* stomach. values of Hi” clieml'ri' ,,n' n ^ (l{ Dowell left Immediately « f t ^ " n standing" ....... ' ^ ’''‘Y b^hev re against the manner In } ^ '• . for' u physician, who lived sevyra «roadway, •.You (sn find tho name ot nt b p n i c S e '*r ! -*- ®j . Wing conjineretally exploit'll. ^ czery. ' live Uusinea* Monr tlek respectively. *r« heIng mile3 ttwoy, however,. «nJ 11 from the "King “ f Hpectfrintul. 1 ^ The chemical absorbs ®ml f n,Ajestyrtsthd .11.nt.llue notice w R be In Snnfonl In this Column member of the party went to J nnd fonns » <*°0Uh< rtver * hassce'arid reported |he m atter to ‘he - moisture each day. mirfm-e of Hie.road.'MtK-chcfli'ncMs i given of “tlwo und p'ntv, hut . in Bhcriffs .office. U g e tte g a i n e d .opposed to nn tre*tmimt D «ftld to meeting hn*-not yet been reported.f t » f t B Nutnl Advertiser. ctmscioud for several hours, but k »i M f t R, b«o considerable nnd . n rreoticnll^ t,M, weak to render medlcnl ri*9,sUl" 9 menu* have to bo r c | . e n cd freq»tenlk ffarveeter for Sugar Beets. effective. It la said .that he was ronk- tlM> department hope* to effect-* “ tt We'll Dye For You Harvesting sugqr Imels hn» h«?nl fa­ Itig nn rittempt. to clear up the ml • ’ tcrlnl saving. cilitated hy ihe invention of . BON TON S T E A M P R E S ^ E R Y understanding when ho was shot. I , und consists of n machine th.\ Wonderful Surgery, Kent & McKee. Props. ber. who |s ‘Powell's son-in-law, hi CLEANING, DYEING, ALTERIN'?. resident of Cairo, nnd he nnfl irl Work cnled for and delivered were good friemls. Dowell. h«wover, ehniilcs Mngnzlne. h» opontlfm two Pkono -161*J------- 314 West F irst 8t. wns not well ncquaintcl with Lcgc • hIkm-h slide along the surHuv of ^ Seattle. Wash. The b re jm ^ R ground nnd carry a cutter which The camping party wa* » when the ship wn* w "«»» rrom ihe be., t top ht the require,! height*. "WE D E L IV E R T H E GOODS hunt ducks this morning ear V Two physicians dlugnoncd throwliiB the severed portion to "H” Henttle. jthey were to be Join' d by " • the Illness ns mute appendicitis. A -jtlde. Following tl>” topper. co.m-s n rnhln dmrr wns used for nn operntlna digger, or uprooter. which removes tin * Storage Facilities • table, and the doctor* £ beet from Ihe grognd nnd cr.rrb-s t. CnE .°;i, nS M U » c c , h . t ,» operation with H w* pleaio you, tell others; If n°L W ere’ drunk, but « p h y e i f " the rear, .where “ »* ‘»«iK)slUd lu .u hox ot bnsket. tell us. l’hone 498 little ovldcncc of this when•ng* . Real Carefulnees I, Mid to k.ovc tM tl'leJ to >1 SA LFO RD A St. Lml" girt Who wrnt to Meraoner’s jury that Powell wns not very mec highlands for It swim was seen to ew hre-the ship docked there, nnd ti stand on the cud of the diving board nnd ai-guwejhe -wrrect pm-ltlon for Recovering. General Machine snd Boiler \for\tMl ‘’T h e affa ir hns stirred S.. i— vt. X n ; ,iiitlred dM lw l Hint she hi "»•' Cilinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons, much bccnijse* the dcctased lilanU Rich In Verdur*. riy Wheel-BUel Gear Bands; Crank p o ru l-r h . r l »" HL I.ucln, th e‘largest of the « • » » , 1- -. - . •, ,,_ck took oil the me timeunw•• („ok off tlhafu Returned-------------P hone «= ward Islands, »“ f '& section. _ Kye* K> annnrd resident- of Cnlfo. - „„ ___ 0f ..Viipm The island < -------- .... . nqunre miles-.Tke lriand Is mountofli wnter. The deceased wns only -■ > h ,,„s nnfl lt« "highest D'dnt Is 3.14-t rw „8c, an J In Burvivcd b> nhore sea level. 'Vl.He' Hie land M When n lobatcr’a shell become* too un,l a brother here, a brother i ' mostly covered will. U**$ aad the smhll the lobster bursts it by a series OptMan-Oplomctrlsi bi.ny and a sister * • growing vegetation of the of spasms snd grow s a new one. . hrotheft here 1* m anager 2D* P-»»t flsnford, J* flk “ ~First. Street ' “ " FIs. B ' c m S s <“« « 5 ^ S •!“ ., * sales agency .. nm- port, in U-31 H ie/niim her^f In ’ Dead's School o ( I ^ l n g a t Silver hiibltnnts of Sl. I-ucta wns U .d * . Irk e , every Tuesday nnd hrlilay «Y, Termn reasonable to V g in Second sheets. mini?. mortijng,—Macnn (G« ) lelf RrBP'1’ nenf. Come. .* | s o c c e r 1S m Vfhftc J} * * - * * ---• ■ * Herald office. u *.. ft .1 Roonr.7, Miller Bids. t Yb* Herald for Post Carm. • • ■ •. ■ ■ . • U N FORD --I- . • . . • . ‘.. FLORIDA . ■ • m". , * J-“ \ /. ? j ' f * i x v» tS&F------------ S l,n . ( OH- FOR EVERYBODY MAN, WOMAN ^ CH 1CP 1 SEND FORlIt------- 7 "* ,^ BUSINESS ' DIRECTORY hewcould puple Here s something som eu im bfor ^ j;you—a wishy0a see s a I want every boyandgM , ^ e r y m a i r a ^ |*. you tecom ^the teuer you like it. :s < ' • ■ •- i l READ' 1H ; ADVERTISEMENTS. TH EY . SAVE [ £ a n d ea r n m oney fo r y o u ' * , - - I'1 . . : ;4j* •. 1 . V# -ii » - j-X •“ S S S S S S eS S T ace and mailing t cost I f j n s cALUMCTUot S o n fo rd Ilc rn l i • . I , ■'• S a n f o r d ------------------------ ir|orldul • I rita*. trod me one of U* «r« Calurn^ PunU*. I I / I Han-....a..M................................................... Henry McLaulin, Jr, ‘. *.Opt. p . . , • /< * they can solve a real puzzle. •• renn»f wait-—n it the coupon out of the Machine & Foundry Co -« * ,t .»tr i I- •* if s w s a -r t *-«» L ' S e n d fp ro n e ^ e e h o w jo n g rita k e s ^ o u Quick Service Transfer MB s s s s w ............... ........................ ..... Li - iif* * ‘i hi c»r.. ^ *d IWHIM.Stilf.............. . •• ** ' ‘ it ** ‘ '^ ■ - ------ • . 37T -V �TIUC SANFORI) DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1922 r Never. During Proceedings Dues (he. (jrand Old Women of Georgia • Show NenuusnesH. WASHINGTON, Nov. j»2:-M rs, W. M* Felton, of Georgia, took the oath of office today ns the first woman United States senator. It w arfU p e t\jat her -term prob­ ably only for n day, hut the ceremony crowned with success the efforts o£ the .87-ycur-uld lady, made to "hlnxe*lhe path for American wo­ manhood' in the S'enatej-nml it was indicated that she would he content to step aside tomorrow* In favor ‘ of W aller F. George, ,who was elected November 7th ns her successor to fill th«} unexpired term of the late Sen­ ator Wntstm, 'll was* to the. vncijhcy caused |iy this death th a t Mrs. Fel­ ton was appointed last September to servV until the November elections. The seating of Mrs. Felton attract­ ed a crowd to the Senate which rival­ led that which had greeted President Rarding i r short time before at .the House where he addressed congress in Jojnt session. Ami, she ’was show­ ered with congratulations, upon the s Ignat Minor. , When she was ^ directed to pro­ ceed to the rostrum for 'the 'admin­ istering of the oath of office, her faro-hrnkc Into n smile,. On the arm of Senator Harris, of Georgia, and lifting her gown daintiiy, xhe -walked down thc^ccnter aisle and up t^ the Vice-President's derk where Senator Cummins, of Iowa, president' pro, tompore, was presiding in the ab­ sence from the city of Vice-Prc'ident CooUdgc. HRS. BLANCH£ fiCAOC JoN N jTorC Qne mlUMn members of forty differ ent nntlonnlltlc* nil wearing -„Dio while rltdmn bow, the emblem of the Wopmn'sChrlNtlnn Temperance Union, tills Is the organization which will hold its eleventh .world-wide convention Philadelphia, November. 1J-10, In the .Academy of .Music. World tV. C. V. t l . . workers from Hnrrna, Korea, f’tilnn, Japan, Ceylon, Turkey, Pnlcsllne. Egypt, Iceland, Cfmlidn, Dclglipn. Germany. France, Greece, .Switzerland. Italy, and many other countries, will report on the work now being rarrled on and (he progress of the prohibition mid ternpemuco movements In their respective countries. Something of the distinction nnd Ira* porta nee of tho work of tho World’s W. C. T, U. i s Indicated by the noted women who have served ns presidents of thfi organization. Mnbgnret llrlgbt Lucas, ‘the first president, was tho sta­ ler fif .John Bright, ’ England's fcv nowned premier. Tho second was ’ ] FOR 'ftKNT FIIIHT QUART O F'STR A W -’ NiTr ^ 7 t ,1.3u d ' ra ■ III RUIIKS PUT DOWN AT <8.50 FOR* *RENT—KuinUljcif rising Park Avc. r-,l. KISSIMMEE,’ Nov. ‘S t^ T h o ’ first FOR RENT—Completely furnished dern quart of strawberries grown in Kis­ ■* htfuse; « roo'»" nn,.! simmee this season was puctidncd off conveniences, double garage, 10 in front cf the bandstand last' night lot OD Mick street. JesirablciocaUon tyy S. It. Chapman, acting auctiorfeeh, C. Cobb, V. O. Uox bi t, WinUr and bid In hy the Central Produce Com­ n ; . . 201-3tp Park, Fla, ; _____ — pany, of Kissimmee, at $8.50, and" or­ FOR RENT Furnislu'd liHiins-Tiotithdered shipped to F, A rthur Nave, A t­ casl corner Kim and Mib tica. lnd. The proceed4 were .donated August Schneider. • “ ^ 3 -5 to the Kissimmee hand. ' FO lt^itEN ’T—Housekccpiii;: apnrtThe eggs of the Darwin frog of • ment. 710 Oak Ave. J M-I2tp Chile are hatched in a throat pouch FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette. of the nude and the tadpoles' emerge —Shirley Apartments orpesito post 23-tfc from his mouth. iffice, upstairs. FOR RENT Unfurnished apartment A t *» «k M Ferndalc Apartment#, ^ irit IPO-lfc Street: MRS. FELTON * TAKES OATH . * IN SENATE I LIA A. B oolc Frances E. Willard, whn wns sudreeded by I.ndy I b*nry ’ Somerset and* by llosallnd, countess of Carlisle, Miss Arms A. Gordon of Evanston, presi­ dent of the National nnd vice presldont of tho World's W .’CL T. U„ hns been netlng president stnro the death of the countess of Carlisle la the sum­ mer of ll)21t ^ , *■ Miss portion will preside nt tho eonvent Ion hnd will also gtvo nn nerount of her recent trip to ( Mexico In the Interests of tho prohibition movement. .Then- she learned that tho nntl-aleoliol movement. Is not confined to mo pilulonnry Interests, but that President Otiregon and other, govern­ ment nplrlnls, us well us lending sen­ ators ntul.educational authorities, firtf prepnrlrig to take definite'etepaJo rid Mexico of tho liquor trwfllc. It Is expected that n mensure nlmetl to do nwny with the pulque Industry will bo Introduced In congress within a few months. The other general' ©mcem of Dm CLASSIFIED ADS World’* W. C. T .’U. are Miss Agn’Cs H . rlM siflrd Ads Ic a line. No SI nek of England nnd Mrs. Illunrhe Johnston of Canada, honorary seen-j * id taken for Iraa than Z5e. tnrlcs,.and Mrs. Ella A. Boole of Brook-- ** and .positively no claaalfled lyn, N,.Y„,honorary treasurer. j ** ads charted to anyone. Cash niu-t accompany all ordera. Ono of .the striking features of tho ^ eonvpptlon will be tho cxblbttloh of ■> Coast five warda to a llna tho Polyglot petition, ‘'w ritten by *• and remit accordingly. Frances B. Willard nboot a year after j ra tho foimntlon of the organization and ,-t— circulated In many countries over tho FOR SALE globe. The totnl number of signatures ,'7,„ , , .. , , *• , so far aggregate seven and one-Iralf S A L E -1. led bgx 1 sho v n ^ e , million. Home nre In Chinese cbnrnc3 pieces of marble, t all at ~ h Saniefs, Burmese, Kitnnka, Spanish, Eng- ford Ave. • , . . . 200-Ctp llsh—In fact nearly every tongue Is FOli KALK--Sewi»g machine, all atrepresented. . .- * tnclimcnts. Postoffit-o box 117.Tho World's W. 0. T. U, has held liOOfiti, ten conventions, folir fn the United • ■• • ” States, one in Canada, two In England,- ''OR. SALE OK LXCI1ANGL ior. a two In Scotland, and ono In Geneva, smaller ear, 7-pnsscnger Fncknr.i.— Switzerland. ' ' !>F,rciiK.Wilson..,CarntWilllams',GnTho National W, C. T. U, convention rei.c, • . 107-tfc will bo held fidlowlng tho worid’* 0 ,...,,’,, . . f . V meeting. In Philadelphia, November SEVERAL llOUSl-JJ for^nte. o r > ^ ( f o r rent. Seo Thigpen, w PO-lfr. WANTED WANTED—$8,000 at once, security. Call at Hill Hard*,/' —AY. 1. Hughey. . * WANTED-TeamHvork. ]r,q, ir| Hanson Shoo Shop. ___^ 11-18-20 27, WANTED—Suporlnteinli ik> ,)f . nnge. grove. Can give rcft' Address If. W. Collier, Route G, on1*, S. C. ’ " ' 2o, WE WANT to recharge a n j ^ your hattcrieo. Our ^tarter, g j tor and ignition repair <!<[••*rtme in charge of *n expert. Ctn"KXIDE" Battery Service.^^. BROS. Phone 5-18„Sanford, l, WANED—A chance to* now homo before lumber gets higher.. Plans nnd estimates fam­ ed.—Sanford Novelty Works.. 1 WANTED T t H t E N T - P c m f e or t room unfurnished apartr flat' cir house, desirable location, diof-s *'F..S.” care Herald office, ford, Fla. jy» FOR RENT—Furnished house and three furnished apartments. Phone .171-W. ■ .r . FOR RF.Kr One bed room a ref kiteHon furnished, prire $1'> per month. Apply to Mrs. H. D. DUrant at Lnkc M ary.. ' ■' FOR RENT llireo desirable fu r­ LOST—.Octagon shaped" gold watch, black ribbon hand, p ,, nished rooms for hmif i-kerping. —Ruhn V\Villiams, phone 228 Phone :tl8-W before 8 a. Art., nftcr furd, Fin. L'ot-r.tr 5 p. m. LoSt v a Coiiftdi e e, as applied-to bu.-ilnes*, is. the Banie ns faith la-the fuhl-of religion. Confidenti-nt l.he good intentions of each other; ronfidetne i.i.tlv ability of another tq fujfill prom­ ises; confii'i i'i' m the noundne?s of the community —these nre Bn things ujfon Which btiaihess is based. ____________;______________ ; WOOD, Foil RALK-?S .:.(1 n coni Plcasc’arrange to pay ea<h on de­ ■C. ■ ; _ . ,’j __ j.; livery, nnd Ppceify-the kind of-wood BAYS Hit ARK FISHING HE . low or re d ’riml around a nutritious SPECIAL BUILDING 3 A nd.this applies with double force to the hank­ wanted, when placing your order.—F. ■^ ! Ff>U HUGH LIBRARY S. Verhny. . ing busittr»s. The customer’s confidence in the, m; \ d e im p o r t a n t I n d u s t r y pulp usually seedless. 15G-Lfe In the trliulcs *the dried flour _____ strength and integrity of the.hank;.arid tho hank's * * *of * . fc ,* FOR SALE—C melody saxophone J ripe I>nlumas is used for the' milking 1II> The iiR’iitltnl Prrna) confidence m th iharneter and good intentions of its ( I t ) T h e I ■■!»«’ ( r t f r f t I * r r « w | good as now. $120 takes it, half ■ TOKIO, Nov. 21. —Baron Iwnsakl, a .customers, at*. Ilie factors upon which this instituWASH INGTON,' Nov. 21.—Shark of bread and rake. The bnnana eoncash, balance $10 per month. R. J. a * Don Is founded fishing.can be made wri-important in­ tains about f» per cent albumin, 120' graduate of tin- University of Ptnn- Holly. Herald Office. lTlKGtp * per cent sugar and 70 per rent water, [sylvnnia and president of the Mit* dustry in- this country ui the opiniont FOR SALE—Hosier nnd Gays’ paints J of officials of the Bureau o f' Fisheries. I -The bnmitei is a plant of remark- ‘stiblslii firm, is tp Injifd a building.in j and . varnishes nt Sanford .Noyelty ■ ably easy growth and very gpenl decMongo, to house the library whiCh'he, There arc many. Uses to wbjeh viirjoua ,. 183-tfc i S nppenninec. - It shmilil have purehaseil from the late Dr. George K ,i” or^a* agents, parts of the dreaded “man^tillers” can FARMERS—You can gel aceJ L-«. ■ he p u t.a n d .a t a profit to 'th e fi?-her- nn nhpnilais-e of moisture and th e , Morrison, Poking correspondent of the fratn-s nnd irrigation plugs a t t b 3 richer .the soil tho ■butter the -v'eBuitk Unmiirti Times nnd Inter ndviser tn the 1 , , * ,. • of growth and, fruit. The last report Chinese government. The library eon- Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfi Former Secretary *of Commerce of our State Department of Agrieuf-J tains thousands of hooka and is one FOR HALE—1 0 .acfei in l.ongwuod Redfield gave tcroijtinenee during, tintun- says bannnas-nre growing in tt'J'of the best eollel tlolis*of Chinese litcotncr of. Grove and Orange ave war days to shoes ‘made of shark skin A ((IMMUNITY HU1LDER ri1 3 ' • 1 minirics. _ Us..eitifsiimptinn is ineraturcand Eugiiih liouks of China in nues, S .'E . 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. t and it is stated that leather from thi ** , , ^ j creasing nnd it slioubl have a plaer existence. ! 1-4—Hee. 25, Twp, 20, Range 29.—Tlios. — j* skill is as good’ ns that from beef F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Caihitr ■:i?iiut:d every home in Florida; nil the!(. II -2-Into.-J . *—■. .----- ------- 4 J. Baxter. hides.. lt= u»u is confined out atone to } wet plners on the .farm nliiiuld *hr> J I.n u DIM GONG IN NEED. -g • A PEPPER HEED FOR HALE I have i R i i u u i i i s r i R i i i B i i i a i x i i B i i i R i a n a i i R i i l i i m i i i u i shoe niai.u/ai-lure, hut to th eraiak.ng |lJjin|( lo whora thi-v will m - r I , *. n surplus of 0.Vlb:l. of It*.1by King of other "leather.’ gpoils. .. , thrivL, W(.„ rw|utril,B only n i/o c e n .' (Ml \kaoi ii»|pcr l'V r«| Shark sleaka^nhaL got aoipe adver- /■funnI liceing to keep the weeds ,-DELAML, Fla., Nov. 22. Lou Gini Jtepper seed saved by myne'f oiit of Uscmsnt- .iluHng tfa- vntr, but the down. Millions of bumhgs of hananas Gong's famous orange grove, the thc'very best New .lorsey stork, $2.75 Fisheries Bureau holili that tin* slunk *old per lb. Address, K Grotiich, Datlia, . .a re annually imported from the coun- home place •where the- quaint M i -> Mesh, dried ur smoked, also enn bring (r{^ „r Grawing bananas Chinaman who originated the orange Fla. * ' lOB-tfea good price per tnn ns - fertilizer. „ nri,fitJlt,)(. imlinlry 'mul emrbl bf- which .will lying -on the tree for six FOR SAFE Iktrgabi.a Brand newl MftHtiipn,'"in siTFpdFr pf tierTHnnr 'In HtuiEk hvf,'' nit', .‘,ri1.1*' *rMtur/ed m many 7mii’r h 'MT - oT lTdr- nrrmrtrzTiITorTTpentiTiVhlliTTfiihl WHllli "~snol gmq Pi gauge fianinterless,i lie- received not a cent while othera double barrel, Cost IHo.OU, sacrifice the Senate-, s e a t.' This m|dV s i which \ T ’ '" T I ili-riveil fortunes from its protuiltfon, for quick- sale. Terms. Hi-e I.. t ’rban was not on the pr .grnm of the b ad. Lp!,".il ,,y U" iin* th,! f,w h- n,M' Vnl' is threatened with foreclosure. I \ItM FUS AYII I, ADVERTISE 2u;i ::tp A Umkiiij** stM'vico that meets May. ers, went into trie precedents itivglwd 1itnblt t I h r hark also 1a 1tie delicacy Iam is nearing his OUi h *\ 1■ur and is j. (m ,SAI.E I a ton to 1odd a- 1nick in the proposed course and at first THEIR I'ROIUTTH SOON with your requirements is the It is tin- fin, or pave thp itnpre.i-ion that the Mon­ f ir thi; Orient il in good condition. New Goodyear AND MAKE .MONEY- almost helplesti. A mortgage is about rather certain of* the fins. These nresei'vicq that you need. to be foreclosed against bis home. tana nenntor \v is opposing Mrs. Fell/ord tires mi rear wheels. W. V. Local citizens, headed hy V. W. tun's rlnlin Bt^t later Mr,- Walsh dt nuded of the flhsh mid dried. Later WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—The-day Wade, 145 East Rich AVe, DeLnnd, • The service of • the Peoples * swung into strong support of lier the- cartilaginous subptaqco of the when American farm, products will Gould, ark calling on patriotic citizens Fla. .20.1A t|» “raya” o f the fins are separated, Hoiik-,, , , b.f Florida to come to the old man'a Hank of Sanford has* been position, declaring that tier titlu* wan j he iih extensively advertised through FOR SAI.E Gas stove,.*'JH7 French clear nnd granting it slioubl not he e»| in water nnd cut -up 1 * m out ilk- country as.the automobile and ri*rctio by contributing t<> a fund fur planned to meet the needs of 201-31p A vc • -considered a favor or a .chivalrous until?. In llong Kong it if 1at nd -that other mnnofiielured • articles will the" extension of his note for the ha!-* SAMv --IbiiiM-ludd fiiniitnrc. FOR the la-kl rt-htaurnntx duirge ns much ■ the people of this city and sec­ act. . ■, '. soon arrive, Dr. W. Mr Jnrtlinc, presi­ niiec of his fife. Phone IIP. 211 t-fltp i.ou's latest achievement is Ihu dis­ But nt n« tiiui- did Mrs, Felton ex­ as $2.-"iU gold for a cjip of soup made dent of the.KaiisiiH Slate Agricultural tion,and it will meets yours. hibit nervousness, sitting with lmnd-t fjom till- first qbij'i fini. isdle c, declared today before the covery of a priHess of petrifying flesh FOR SAI.E OR TRADE GmM mol.turd wagon ami harneia for . Font foldetl in her lap and with c ^ u op i N" *he I'uii au of S- is-4n-« i« ■* say.' Warbingtoii Ad I’lllh. a i well as wood niltl hi:; pel 1muter We present our service to yop th e Montana senator.' • .n.-Kernu-ii mol those who kill «lu»rka which died many years ligo 'till perch-touring ear. Sep Joe Jifties at Itoek"The Anterienn farm er ha# been with every assurance that it Biiforc going into the Capitol to -j nre losing money when they fail to nrqtininted with only one side of Die ea .beside him in his living room ni.-idojey's. Vulc.mizing Shop. 2U3-2tp . will please you. * ' . 1*day. Mrs. Felton went to tin- Whileinmkt shnrk fin s .p u t ef tliCtr Inisi- advertising hiislncss," he said. - '‘111 ax solid ns a rock, feathers, hill, comb FOR, SALE- Upright piano, good Hquso and paid her respects to f’resi- jnpss.. Along the t/nli font in -const it the main, he thinks of iidvertising n* and all. Fond if ion, for $lp0 cash* Address dent Hunling. She is expected to has been .the custom of fishermen and a more or less tricky ilOvIt'll employed V 1 Box 3-r>2. '' 203-«lp be In her- seat- ih til Henatc tomor­ sportsmen, catching sharks to kill by middlemen to separate him from TO WAIN- BUSINESS- MEN*. k ’F'OR.BALE-.I.ot on (Vest First street row hut it is understood that Senator- them npd turn the carcpsscs ndrift n,x hlrt inoney, lb- probably hns some­ close in. Inquire 20d Park- (ve­ 1 illy The t m r n i n l PitM t’l 1 elect George’will present hjs claim lo useless-. ‘ what the sam e.opinion of advertising nue. 203-fltp CHICAGO, Nov. 22. -Plans for' an the' seat, a fte r Mrs, Felton hns nil-, Tfio market prjee cf the dried fins ns a tat get has.of rifle practice. Sanford, Florida .. nwered bn riill call and perhaps de ol good size is ds high as li.'i and 715 ‘•The signs of the tim es, however, "international business Piall djurg" to F'uft BALE—Corner c-ifst front bit on Ilth and Magnolia. For terms, see livim-d a brief nddress. Then it is cents,per pound, hut range inudi'low are pointing .in another direction. train business nuyi of the two Aim-r’runderstood she will retire without ob- t r when the fjmunre airtk-ssly trim -j Bankers trad mcmherH o f chainRers of cas to work together as tjie famous K. R. Murrell, Jr., Welaka Ajinrlm rats. • • 201-2lp jccliop in favor of NIr. George, whose „ r cured.. In the Philippines il is j commerce have, begun to take the summer army- caiiiji a t Pluttshutg trains future officers were made pub­ FOR HA I.E Clu-vrnlet touring car. delay jn,presenting his election ere the custom to salt dmvp the fins or farin tr'ln n s a lmslnsss partner. They lic yesterday nt the Southern Com­ Will sell at a real bargain. Seedentlals made possible1the seating of powder v/Ulriimv.before drying. are seeing that they must help him mercial Congress convention hy Dr. Wilson Motor Co., First s t m t ntnl th first woman senator. earn more motley, nqd they aye begin­ * 204-Gtp ning to see that he needs help prln- Clarence J. Owens, president of the Sanford Ave. BANANAS IN FLORIDA , COFFER FLUMMERY FQlt RAI.B—Fni- room bungalow tin ripally with his marketing and selling organization. * The proposed business . institute icxceptionnlly’ easy terms f or will 2 1-4 tablespoons gelatine, 3-4 cup problems. would he located in Panama Dr. Ow­ rent.—A. P. Connelly & Sons. 205-tfc sugar, *2 ettps* w ater,"3 cups styouj: Ily Mosj-h Folsom ' "The selling end of the farm er’s ens said as a meeting pluce for in­ —AT— coffee, 3 egg whites. The hangna is oju* of the most imsine.rs bus been badly and must unFOR SALK—To settle estate, sevep dustrial leaders of North nnd South opiral frhits and le-long* to fortunntely neglected. Circumstance* Mix .'gelatine with sugar and water pophiur tropiral fortunately neglcc passenger Cadillac, fine condition; -ti * ’ 1 mid allow to soak f a r 'te n minutes, tho ptnnDiin family, which is now ad­ are to hlamo In part. '^e Is t 11 bjnnte America. new tites, $G00.—1*. E. Stone, Orange then dissolve over the fire, add coffee mitted to be among the most nljtri- in part and Irtisiness men are to City. 205-fit p Gasoline struck the.low est, level mid allow to root. Heat ujj whites of lious of, all fihits. There lire ‘many blame in part. In n certain sense, l-'XRM FOR H A U L-A t Moproe, Fla.. eggs to a stiff froth,t ndd gradually ■/nietics of whlhh qhite n' -nhmlHir advertising mqii nro much to hlnmo. since the war here Saturday night, Ne*l to Princess Theatre 12'-j acres with 7 cultivated. Two The new the coffee mixture beating until solid. are prawn in vniiiufs aertions of our Problems in marketing, advertising t was learned Monday, state. Only the hardy Afrihui vn- and selling that need solution much price -Is 18 nnd 19 cents a gallon, good wells apd barn, good location? Serve cold with cake. riety frows In tho southern, rentral mprs than many which hove been some stations charging the smaller good bind. Opposite new school house. Oporkjnrs -Were of. \the opinion On sam e-street ns the building lots. ApRIANOPLE, Nov. 21. — The and western portions, of the state; salved, have hat-ri neglected. MARBLE & GRANITE W0R .thsEjffttolineW'oiild take ri^hew reduc- -•-Address Mrs. E. H. Osteen, Lake SANFORD the fhuf flavored and more .di-licnto “Agricultural men of America have * French,’evacuation of Adriano|de hns tinn during Uu* next two or three Monroe, Fin., P. O. Box f»4. 20,V3tp varieties nre grown for commerce in begun to concern themselves with the JOHN GOVE, Proprietor ' ■bfch postponed until Novemlicr £5, weeks. Thhrmny bring n price of 17 FOR SALB Olt RENT—SiiiiTT house ‘*?n southern Florida. In the latter lt>selling end o ftheir business., They CEMETERY WORK A‘SPECIALTY * liccause -the Turkish gendarmerie and 3 niile* out on Orlando road. Four cents, it wns Relieved today. 1018 West P in t Street Jt" f officials who lmd nrrivd here were cnlity they do well and a fairly good j have begun to Jenrn to soil co-oper1018 Wm 4 First pasollnt^ began a decline four weeks rooms, screened In porch, three large x^-.j •1 insufficient in number to take over trnde I* being done in this fruit each atlvely, to organize nnd to respect ngit-whon it was reduced from 25 lots, $400 dowrfc. rest like rent. Ap­ the city. The uvnltnhle . Turkish year. The better market varieties are (heir organization. The-next generftcent’s to 23 cent*-11 gallon; Two weeks, ply at 402 Sanford Ave. 205*Itp tin* fig, d w a r f red, cavendish artd l Don of farnn-rs is going to grow up forces have been reoulred to police igo it deceased to 21 cents a gallon. FOR SALK—6 acre farm on paved ladyflrtgrr. With n littfo can* * this •sold* to Die Idea of organizaalready • nnd administer the territory already During the six m onthsiprior to the •fruit will ripen* in . all sections of lion,” road. Reasonable. Terms. Inquire delivered o v e r by ;the. allies, wo lid war gasoline brought 20 cent* 41. C. Howard. FJorlda, • and even if iC did not, it - . ’ 205-3tp ytipplics n- plhce ns nn ornnment, that UongVegntioiinls and Men's d u b l iraRoh in'Jncksohville. Operators FOR SALE—Modern Bungalow, four COKEKE jKl.LY ■no other does, in’lending i^rlch tropi­ lend the league hut jt is e»:p<«cted tluit attribute the decrease Ao a “fight nothing1but the best material! all ronnis and.both, g n rn g o an d ce­ •* I -2 box Gelatine or 2 tablespoons cal appearance to the surroundings it will he ot srf. affer this tveck. Looks among small refiners." * ment sidewalk, 1103 Oak Ave. grnnuUted Gelatine, 2 cup* strong rof- of the home. as if tho Champs will have It all to .Wen years ago in this city gasoline work done by expert workmen! . 203-Stp . fee, l-f c u p cbld’ winter, I -'itu p rwua- ■The unwrapping basis, of its Jong thcntsolves-ns Chose and Cq. will sold fur 10 cents, n gallon. Whether FOR &ALE—Tho best bargain Inuscd broad leaves form tt—lrfrj* like suc^ hnrdly stop, them in th d r frame to­ it would return to that price was con­ nut, 1-2 cup sftgnr,■ ■ F o r d coupe,‘mna like. neW, looks sidered doubtful by Ifcrat operators toSoak Gelatine twenty minutes ■fn ruletit stem froin 10 to 20 feet high night,, while the'F arm ers exficel to , likc.nPw am!‘ns'~g6<Mlin« new.' Also day.--’ J acksonville Journal, take ejire of thi^ Men’s Club Thursday cold water, dissolve 'in boiling water, with theflower stot-k rising through trew Diamond cord tires. Easy terms. i ---- i — * - - I -In.-nlnttlniv nn n ilrOOD*- n ig h t. Wight Bros. Dept. Garage Budding ' T. — 1— — S a a e e K iA As Senator Cummins mUmicd for her, tp raise her right hand, she cx,hihitciVher only.sign n t ghfnmUjarily With the proceedings,. . waving . her hand to Mr. Cum mips and smiling -as -If receiving a similar' salute. Senator Harris nudged her arm , however, and she then raised it, gazing intently at Senator Cummins ns the .oath was delivered, and giving her response in n low voice. ' < • The seating of Mrs. Felton *had been expected in view of the tacit ngreement of the Senate lenders to Interproso no objection in thv facu-nf possible ^technical precedents as to her status a fter the election on No­ vember 7. of her successor. Hut for n time today, it appeared as though *Ufh objection might he offered and definite nssuranre th a t the oath would be administered was nut reached tintil a delay of two hours. In fact, jt Was not until after president Harding hail delivered, his nddtess to the joint session that Mrs,' Felton was given her sent. The principal deity was du.c to an address of Senator Walsh. Democrat, - THE YOU NEED * PEOPLESBANKOFSANFORD Best Bread and Rolls HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTINQ AUTO PAINT SHOP < 1 - �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY. NQVEMI1ER 22, 1922 ba se b a l l fo o t b a l l ba sk et ball t r a p s h o o t in g Mr, Proctor, of Georgia. 1 E, N. button's brother of Georgia, Is spending a few days with him. Mr. nm! Mrs, Will Picvatt ami son of Moore's .Statloif opl]j*d on Mrs. J. M. Prevntt Sunday, 0. II. Nicholson, E. II. Kllhe, V. T. Peters were in Osteen Sunday on bus­ iness, 1 . Mrk. George Gieger mid son Ralph were shopping in Sanford .Saturday, Mrs. Mier, of N’uJv York, iss pend­ ing a few days with Mrs. Morsd. Mrs, Addie Grown, of Orlando, is staying with her mother, Mrs. G ra­ ham, who has been verysiek.1 . Mis. ’Nv A. Knulcrsoq called on Mrs. T. W, Prcyntt Mdnday. Mrs, Georgia McClellan and chil­ -And a 2-pnrt comedy will be shown dren called on Mrs J. M, Prevntt Sunafter this picture. GOLF BOWLING . ? TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Ctmch Bob Folwell Confident Navy W ill' Win Over the Army PAGE FIVE The turtle's heart will Iwat for'tw o The eyes of snails Anil slugs are or three days after the rest o t the perched rigjit on the od-is of- their animal hns been made into soup. G riers,.so Unit they urn look In overy direction without moving. The Herald, 15c per week, delivered loin the throngs of readers. The^Herald delivered, 15c per week. Health Almost Ruined By Ravages of Indigestion Wo 1)1it Itm c firm llrnil Wllhonl “\i»ftirr'a II,-curdy" Mr. Ilnuatirrt/ Haya Tudnjr I* Knllrrl/ llto ir m d bus rrn la ri IVrmllnv Stoat HUrltlj. SfcE THE HEW SUPERIOR CHEVROLET AT THE SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. 200-3tc ONLY BIG CIRCUS COMING TO SANFORD THIS YEAR # l - a Jjj * Circus Price* ANNAPOLIS, Md.,*Nov. 22c~-Bob Folwell is rnn'ident Hint the Navy Mr. P, \V. iiouRhrrir. Bouwiipi, fr team will ngntn beat the Army in the of il>s» nptnlon that without Kerr illii* ho would ho (Ivail toilny. In a recent t^nnunl clash. The return to form Under Age of 12 letter to the Kvrrnllno Medtcluo Com­ dgainnt Penn State, nfter the disap­ pany, he says: "1 am samtlng you the names of ADULTS 75c (Including Wnj Tax) pointing showing against Pennsyl­ ■ome people I think will he henerltteo hy FEIUIAUNB. t carry KBIUlAU.VE vania, hr,s disposed the gloom thnt The bazaar tylil be held December In my ntu:k nt nil Ilmen, and It hne Tonight our old'frieml, Charlie Ray 7th and Mli at the town hull. dorm Kf» MCfll Pint MB I'KIttioNALI.* for a-tim e hung .over the student lhal t feel-I can honestly rwommerd It will appear In 'Tier Mad Bargain." body, rdm hca and plnycrs, The Chase packing house is railing tmllgi-sHnn hml so pearly rulnc-t my Folwell hanks on the ability of the at full sliced. health that 1 'tra il/ helluva I V*oufu have b u n dr Art had l pot u*#d VBl* players, plus 'experience, to bring r Much interest is being displayed Mr#; II. 11. Patti hall gave n pnrty It AI,INK, but slncn Iislutr anvcrrl bot­ tneid through against West ’Point. On in the program at the Princess for Wednesday night nt her home-in the tles of t-erraltno 1 am miw r)itfr-tly n»| the Navy team this year are more i the balance of this week. honor of her Sunday RChool'pupils. This fa the way things Have worked, phjyenc of previous experience on Culver Kstridgc and . Muriel Doug­ ChaiJes nlways was n funny kid for the Inr-t'dozen years and the past 1college teams than ever before In PKItttAl.INi; is a Natural Mineral las met with n slight accident S atur­ end draws a large crowd wherever (Tunic ami tfiB molt tiromlnept m»n perform ance‘chart must always lie- fie hi*t;»ry. o ' the Institution,. liarday when their car turned turtle. NM hiivS .voluntarily testified In hen»ftta his pictures are shown. ’received, es pacta Hr from i>rrall!i« «« figured, when entries Staff, fu r- the ehep, the star halfback, played at line was seriously hurt, •* teller front IndlRest lith, HlomaOh post. ,• 1Johns Hopkins; LenTz, rjglil gunrjt, M r,'mid Mrs.'Clarke and family nnd Trnuhleit Ulicuinstlsm and sv got,oral AXK YOtTl UUUlllitST KOIt PER. Then the big picture 'Friday night Yale last year looked to have l ia r - : waa at Rutgers last year;. Mathews, nnd Saturday matinee nmj night, "The Mr. npd M rs. ’Wright and family of It AI.INK—Adv. ,vnrd cornered. ,Prjn\-eton had, beaten center, comes-from Colorado College; Hulncs City, spent the week end with “ If yuur local dealer dors not han­ Valley of Silent Men" in* taltcri from Harvard and Yale bad ‘beaten Prince-, Holies, left tackle,-attended Hillings Mr. and Mrs, Hul Martin and-family. dle FKRRALINK, send 11.00 dirrcl to ton.' ' . j. Poly, and Flippen, who Hns played t|ic story by Oliver Curwood. I he FUR It ALINK DISTRIBUTING CO., Tampa, Fla.” But Yale couldn't bent Harvard. *nn,‘' R the hack field, came Manslaughter Hdr game took a terrific slump when' f^01" Centre. C O M IN G T O Passion" are two more big features the Crimson banner went up above1 T *"' Tnpolobnmjw broke up ilnring that will be seen at the Princes* n t the lines. '• ' ' j Inst night. * Only floating wreckage on early ante. "Harvard," you will say, "hat been ‘he dead In the mud flats remain playing nnich stronger football.” • j ns* evidence of the. power of the The mere fact that it is a .lames stronger duos With ease, log limy ,ui it,a ili.-n vtfhv B|„„,l.li mlgbiv wall o f ’wdter rrnni the ColorOliver Curwood story Is enough to can't beat. verlniti wcajptr,.vluliv * 3 0 LcjLtiublicly f o r a n mlutum iullipl— .»u |t|.y#a|L per ei-nt of tbvir starts. »i| by tlm Post cpinh'mnittg the link­ It is n case of the Indian Sign or ing of hilt# for a modification of th..* Volstetid lap* .with proposal# for i the Victory Hunch. , nattcing adjusted ednipcnsatlon for For n long tydriod tlm it lias ex-scrviee men. The resolution reads: happened' that Princeton wt^s a f lief "The V.nlley o? Silent Men" in n Whereas, the. national dews’ di,*lier.t* against Harvard, Yale nt her e lftry .o /.th e Northwest, nnd ifr is triliiUing- agencies* report that two I a m c l o s i n g o u t a t a r e ; lis t against Princeton and Harvard ;’.t T h e c a rs ai .FHIGAGO, Nov. 22.'—When It. about, a man who makes a confession hills \{cfe (iresented frtvtllc luv.i.v of b a r g a i n . her best ngnthsl Yale, " •’onies to f iriding you can’t fooli as he thinks he is dying, and then rcjitesentiitlvcs and. sponsored by a l l j n ( r o o d c o n d i t i o n . P,c The schedule arrange merit has 1Iravywylglil ■(Tiampion .lack Pom p-1Ift'er gets well. This confession was Goiigressman Fred A. Riitten of 1111something to do with this—-hut not itmtigh to hang, and whether they nols, nnd John Phillip* Mill .if Mary­ n i O 't ’o r p r i c e s a n d t e r m ■"V. After Carpentiet's defeat nt the' entirely nil. dlil or not ran he seen at the princess land, providing for adjusted eompeV 'lands of Rattling Siki Dempsey re-! I w ill t r a d e f o r c ity lo t If you. tnrp back a few ’ ypnrs to aat inn f«r ex-service men of . the narked that the Frenchman had epochs of Harvard’s great teams you e m it war. and , doi'ied tin- wrong tal lies in trying will find llfdt when Harvard was heal­ Wheiens, provision for financing to brock out Siki by htting him on ing Yule by 20 or SO points the said hill is pVoposeil l»y legislali n a l­ he inw. Here’s the proof: ,5oti was having n beptugonal time of lowing the.tale Of lght wine an 1 he. r, •Sc.iepUslB at rhieago .university* reil heating PrincQluit at all. ■ently made' n (e?t of the slnills of Twice Harvard barely won %y a LhgVAiUfickfln Legion 11 tlm ,Senegalese -tribe of which Siki fo-ld i;oal hta rg tii, fl to 0. Again she import'll to any legislation contrary L i-» A member,I Iand discovered them ^ ( tht. spii'ii of thu Ameriran eoiistituwon by only -t points, it* to <». c.’pahlr of standing »n great amount And since 1010 Harvard* hasn't , tion, avhirli it is believed to uphold The tearhent meeting held here Sat­ of -ar n/id vibration. beaten the Tiger once. i nn<l A(I of which hears out the opinion in day was well attended. IS A n Whereas, the Ari’ercan Legion lmv Princeton more often than not has Miss (Tirislina McClellan spent the f i brininion Dempsey th'nt Parpen figured she had Harvard licked, while ’ier iidopieil the wrong methods, by wick end with her father, J. AT. Mc- [ pjpde a cJcatr fight for the' rare o' "M f u n in | the disnlded veterans amt a reason Iliirvnrd^peoring ah bid Tiger wounds, send fie 6*O O U ahle compensation for the men who b a s k e t gave their service to the rolmtry rig the great war and realizes the ju st• > ness of It a rntise, a’ml is, therefore, utterly opposed- to aligning 'itse lf Mrs. Cilia Hodges, of Chiiluota with any 'inirty or parties who pro- j amount nt bnrkfleld pmver, Ik’d on Mrs. F. II. Kilim Thursday. 'Ysh n desire tii oppose the American George Ojven and Charley Buell; Playing Final Game With H arvard Will Fight Desper­ ately to Turn Eli A NATIONAL INSTITUTION 1 Cleveland 1 Ford Touring Can’t Fool Dempsey Has Dope on Siki HtAp or Torn Davies Released I>y Giants to Toledo Jack Britton Needs Sleep and Will Pay • $10,000.00 For It t >n will give J lo.dOfl*to any one' whu will' prescribe a rem edy' th at will make l|im sleep. Not only his future in the ring,,hu*. health depends Jon getting rid* of inraiiinln which hns imthered him.for over a year, the-form er world's wel­ terweight champion declared. After losing the decision to Mickey Walker, which deprived him of his title, Btilton Welit up into the 'Maine' woods hilt he found little re lie f Ho irturned to the city .for n while nnd he is now hack in the wilds again. " It- Is nervous trouble and not due to any organic disorders," Britton says. 'T-.lmve Leon training for 20 years nnd I guess the strnin was too much. - * «■ * "My going to bed about midnight and sleeping through late the next niofnfng was the only way I could got. any real rest and I got Into the habit of remaining up late. When I si art cd hard training which neces­ sitated an early retirement, I couldn't sleep at ail until it was most time to get up. Hava you lost or found naytblnrT V0j P National league liasuhiiir >luh Mnnduv tin nor need the relenVp iif In* i - der T"in Davie | ta the Toledo Mr and Mi*, toe Iitiilg and daugh lull of tiu- Ameriran Association. ter Jimmie.' spent Sunday wjth Mr Whereas, thjs pool fears that this Davies, a former I’niversity of P itts­ and Mr:^ Itnllard ami family. burgh football qiij-.linsebail -tar, is Mr. a.id Mrs, D avid-Speer,-of San­ ! measure has been originated by tlm now njuistniit foothall co.adr nt ’the ford, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. li, j enemies'of the adjusted compensntibii i bill for the .purposo of discrediting University of Pennsylvania. . the American Region and the exservice nun In their fight for u'tl.LONDON,' Nov.- 22.-‘-'Fed ."Kid” ! It is an j justment rontptnsatiun. Lewis, of England, Friday defeated the plnyers I Therefore, "he it re^tilveij that the Roland Todd, also of Kflgluml, In a ryenr come Mr.’ami Mrs, Ibilaml Danv and ehilWest Palm lieai-h—pmt No, IV of twenty-r,ound fjgld for the middle-j.nlidd'e stab dren, of Clmluota, were visiting their the American Legion, Department oi* weight championship and the Lons-j nor New Ifnends here Huiulay. ^ '•Florida, docs Hereby benrtily tun dale-bell. .Lewis won on point*. The seated, J. if. iludUstou was in Sanford on demn the I'ffort to couple* tlje ad­ t men fought nt Holland Pat it Hall. th e tenm Monday. * i t , ‘ justed compensdlioli bill with an art Lejvis, ’who is- the hohler of the most, of th E. H.'Kilbe was in DqLand Wednes­ to modify the Volsteotl law, and *'a British, Kuropenn and empire ntbl- J wrestlers hday on business. . j. It is,therefore resolved that a ropy dfeweight championship, was the favMr. and Mrs. Wakefield were tin of this esolutiun he. forwarded to oiito'iiT the betting, but Ins hackers * > Orlando Thursday shopping. ! Congressmun Brillan and John rhilsoon renlizedithat the Yorkshire man L r. and Mrs, Roli^fid Reed left on Iijis Hill, to all representatives ill was n t nigh projiosltion fur him. Todd Monday for St. AOgustinc to spend n yongfess fr6m -tile State of FJoHils, was superior in physical makc-U|l. He jMNKIIUI few days with Mrs. Reed's sister. to ikm. Jerome E. Wiclenmn, state excellent lie- win L. Sco was i M. Dooley anti Iznr Hail have pur- commander, to the newspapers of this finite, elinsed new Fords, Mrs. Kntc Kilho and O ra Flynt were in .Orlando Friday on business. Miss Ethel Colling- returned honm with them to spend n few days with Mrs, AND GODD COFFEE f *# ■ Mrs; Bertha (J. Mann Will Conduct a EE DEMONSTRATION Defeats R * AND BETTER COFFEE MAKINf At this Store oji Monday, N THREE'BtdtKSfA M h ig h p r ic e s Scofield PROTECT YOUR HANDS WITH PUREST GLYCEi ROSE WATER—REGULAR PRICE. 2.ru J Mr. uml Mrs. T. N. Wakefield were HltY'AN -ARRIVED AT SAVANin Lake Gem Monday on business. ; NAII; LEI-T FOR. Ml AML THE GREAT INTERNAL LUIIIHCANT—PUREST MINERS Mrs. Grover Lefiles and sons and _____ _ .Oil,— REGULAR PRICE, $1.1)0 Mr. nnd Sirs. Morse Dooley and son SAVANNAH, Nov. 22.—William were in Sanford Tuesday. Jennings Bryan nrnl Mrs. BrVan nrMrs.- J. Prevntt nnd Mrs. W. II. rlvcdi this morning and left- imntcdlTortoises nnd turtles have no teeth Rtvars were shopping In Sanford Eri-lately -for their winter homo nt Miami vln Key West, Tlm delicate slate of The horn of the rhinoceros is not day Raymond Kilho, of, Orlando, is Mn, Brynti'a henlth, and he.* anxiety joined to the hone of the head, hut PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST s|>cnding n few days with his brother to reach Miami ns soon ns possible grows on the skin. THE REX ALL STORK PHONE 323 KODAK DEAL Wm Kllhe to go hunting! ( ‘caused the Abandonment o\ -plans to Mrs. Fanny Deters has as her guest *spend a few days here. For quick result#, try a want ad. Have the Herald do your next job Saturday, November 25th SATURDAY 33ie Cheapest Store in Florida to buy your Meats an � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I. il'l l ■' . * • '' ** w- ' r-.f, . i■ 1 IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ___ (_ •* _ * ** , '*» ** * * ,‘. ^ '• ’ *’ . . * • * tiA>Tl'OIU), FLOHlDA, TUP hV d A y I NOVe Si BEU 2.1. 1022 n^ NEW PARLIAMENT WILL BE ASKED TO WATKINS KILLED CRESTVIEW MEN GUILTY c o n t in u e And e x t e n d a m e l io r a BY HIS UNCLE CONSPIRACY TO IMPORT MEASURES PROPOSER BY "LLOYD CHINESE LABOR TO U. S. ' GEORGE AS REGARDS TRADE EMPLOYj FROM THE DALOMITE MINE IS RENEWED VIGOROUSLY S S K C A I I P A ! G N . ,• ONEHUN..HBD •i TO CONVERT THE CHECKING THE LIST SEMINOLE TRIBE _ •• * '“ a S I m ' s I K r " Indicted in Federal Court at Poysncola of Being 4• in the Ring KII.I,El) • " (Ily .Thc Aksoclated Press) ‘ . . . • • Mai Watkins, 25, o f Winter Park, A ME(|T AND GUARANTEE LOAN FOR RESTORATION OF AUSTRIA •Mporc, ..... wounded P P H Pabout R | P!•|a'clock M l . TI I I PE N fiA ppL A ,’ N o v 21.—C, f l B p pTP, B B I i . ,o . f .Crcstview, .\Vlijinm Lindsay was mortally ail LONDON* Nov. 23. The new puilianient will he asked to last night in the woods near bis ^ume and Isom lUnderxvood, plead guilty in federal rouit o f conspintcy* to Import pout i hup itn tluxtemr nmelfornlio’n nifusitros jirojiosed by Lloyd by* his uncle, (1. O, Watkins! Tho! Chinesetiliens and liipiAr'iiilo the United Rtirtcn from Cuba. Moore xvas the (ieoi‘KctH ministry as regards trade employment and ahto guaran­ nephew \vpH shot in The head neei- owner of the schooner Success, ch'nrged in the indii-lmcnt'with being head of tee loan, for reatoratioii of Austria said King George in his speech dentally und died about eleviih o'clock i ring whleh ayatcmaticnlly sniy^ghsl Chinese nml,Huh..r into this country. frtim the throlio’of/lcfnlly npeulng paj'linment today...This king ex­ yet to la* arranged. Their trial is expected pressed the Dope Hint the Latisnnnu conference hiight result in the ib the office of Dr. It. F, ilotnrd In)Tw o Chinamen-nltd white Winter Park. , • . . to bo under way later in life day. Show ed S i x t y A p p r o x im a te ly TO CHRISTIANITY* BACKED establishment of.;|K ttca and restoration and security to the inhabi­ •BY Young Watkins, his uncle aniF aovt C orrect, F i f t y C a su a ls K ill­ — : -----tants of the regions which recently have been the scene of so much . CREEK INDIANS 01^ oral -others wereon a' coon hunt And ed or lajurcd suffering. ’• r . \rr >• OKLAHOMA* the former had climbed n.treg to get tOr TIi** Axanrlalrd I* rr«l i. coon whleh the dogs hail treed. The L O N D O N , N ov. 2*”.,— F o rm e r P rim e M in ister- L lo y d G eorge JllriThr .luorliiinl , BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 21*-r-‘U.’ AHA), Nov. 21.—A rniilpnitpi to cIiKt WijtltfiiH fiyed at the conn while | w as ttin m im ou /ly e le c t e d leader o f t Ire N a tion a l L il)ernls a t a p a r ty livri« arlte'lM ti 00 iuiured na (lie m e e tin g -to d a y . — ,J----------- r-------— r------------------------------ — 5— ‘ iponvort the Kwninple luilim* of the-jbia- tio|ihyw-wua-etill»t»*-l)»«* trverOHd*1 irsiilt of the mine .cj!plosion, ar- ’ I EvurgUtfica■to, diriatinnity i\ a isove- tlfrec buckshot struck 4h c hoy in the , i,refine lo a statement al "Upon,by ’ nient backed by the Creek Indians o f hand.. . . official*. W ork of identification lOkluhomn trihnf ndittives of the Sum-* It wa» game time before the wound­ '*Sxf . *"I not rnmplcfcd. jinolcB to he inaugurated dining tin* ed man could Im brought to the Little Prospect of Vessel Being Floated Before tonjing winter h^ linlinn' njihu^unary. ground us the cllmhbig-.wiui difficult BIRMINGHAM. Nov. 21.— . . • Tonight .• • So fa r ns known it will Le the first•« f- kiid no one jn the party had a rope. Work of removing Hie dead from ••■ • .. • _______ •• • ). fort, i\f,the kind tis.bg made.by the The ueeideilt occurred about two miles eSH Hie Dolimlte mini' number (href (Hv Tin* Auociatcd I’ rcw)) ( iniliqn* nntonR the Bomlnnle.i. . southeast,o f Wilder Payk and while of ihr IVoodward Iron Co., In member* o f the party were continu­ • -.M IA M IpN ov. 21.—The Rte.nner ‘YaiigDin’ inhmjml frupi Nauau which whirl) four hundred and seventying their of forts to get Wntkiits out ran aground hi Uiw*nyni Hay ye.terday was still U**Vlhis mom'mg, with lit five nun were trapped l»y an e\gf the tr.'c, others lan to (he nearest He prospect'’o f bring floated before- night. Ip" .v'e.xm-l »:•. hearing ninety-olid i .Mrs. W. II. Felton, of Georgia, Leaves For Home ploMon yesterday .wan renewed house l.i u'lepUmic for medical aid mi tianrangrm'nnd « cargo of freight. The pnmtrngors were taken o ff by a guv- j Well Satisfied . . . j -, -• —.. with >r«or at daylight^ Cojnpany* I i-rnmrht cutter shortly nftcr tin* nrdiduit. In nt.lata a rope. official*- estimated the * list of Y'r.d Wind's home was nonro*l tlie dead mighL In?’ Increased from 81 flly The Associated Prcipi)............. . .v ine (pul.us lhe* laondters of tl;e hunt-1 • ••m 4. to ton. Checking' o f in]urn! WASHINGTON, Nhv. 21 —Wumnn's, rencherl nil parts' of the chamber with­ * t T ing party approach'd the linlise 'they In n f dominion in the Senate entleil out i|u'nvur of age, or agitation. She showed list nt sixty approximate­ laet '‘Jesse 11siiyxillmi, city dairy iuapccly rorrert. . A t least fifty lifted yi.derday with a dramatic speech by;spoke extcmporarneously, ignoring tilt AND JlHtY W ild .' ItESt'Mir*^or. who had been visiting Mr. Ward. fMrs. \V. II. Ft-1toil, of Gmtfgin, .the notes m her hand, and with her quaint in’ ca*u.il* either killed or injured Mr. Jiumilloiiyliad a rope iit.iiis au to-1 CON SI I) KU A l l (IN OF ('ASK oman senator,. fiiliowed_lij^lu*r humor drew laugh* from senators and when train U lp earn running wild mobile, und he-rushed to the scene of V MON I) \Y. nt from tlie public stage. I.ast a round of npplnusd nt the close. She from Tipple ern-hed Into mine the shooting and run ceded in [tring__________ tiiglit she* tvas enmute homoward. . tharda-d .tlti’^scnnt.e for a ''beautiful, yard in main entry. The 'accident, ing’ Watkins, who w:>s unconscious, t«* ‘ (II) Thf tMnf'fitrd I ■n**} . . . . , „ r-, j ' , f vi j i c i n . . . Every wish o f the feminine (aditical hospitable vvclcome" and was * aprktiscd snapping of electric fahle t Hfi-ir.l i itin ground. ROM S h V) l.l-.K, N ov. 21 1 • » hirh'iet o ff dilst resulting, hi an ciindiu-tjnt; iii.*- UtrU-MilL- naitdei- in- = The victim of the accident was.tak- 1 1 it 1*1), o f S a v a n n a h , d in .] S e i K l t o l r l e f t * ) e i , o i 1* l o l - j„,ii,findet— to be owurn in and placed plaudeiL when she said:’ ■ ida, and Other Southern Members iegally on the reaiile roll*, to answer j "You caij lake this remnant of the explosion. • stiiiy deyutt'd today to i at-king up c „ oomeuiuiuiy jaam'diatuly tu Df. Hntard's o ffie v . • eo iu o'* a senate rail aril, and make, a href mi- Old South that haft never flickered In KfUlld. jur letailu iu thf*-<*uiu*. . Tit.* grand, j’ uiy wnH t0H fnr ,,nn(, f^Ttinllcn) aid •< tires*—Imd been gratified before slu; her patriotism, and you..can bo very fll* Tl#** AMiichini I’ rfubi will frmime conxldciniton o f the ca«. |K, of nny aVnj|t |t w.,» raid that BIRMINGHAM, Aid.; No\V v 2Z WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-- New legislation for standardization o f nnv, |i*fl the capitol, well oftsured that she Jo nut going to Seventy miner* wero killed and ulxiy Aloaday, having. u'li'Utim ■* l.i*t night. ^ l i c c n in the tree for more than al .stores wa» discussed Udwi-en n dejegatimi representing trade headed !>>' "indeed, I feel like I rial the juip* disgrace her commission.’* * some fit them seriously, iii a Mr*. Jnmi'GIbsoit, v*jv.' sdy« shj> saw injured, softie ot mom fterrou* iy, <*' “ ........ Ihnir.nn Hour alter Having nccu shot. , ..... . ....... . , L'f.,t,.i,rr Ceorce Harrison and nth.tlustKxpInsion in poldmito mine num- ;!u- double munJer, hai lie.-p hum-) Watkins lisd lived In Winter Park ,‘ ° ,M'rt Hitch. •• ... ‘ . ... ... * . ." .. pitst .wnnian iii tlie Unili'd States^' ' In cloning, she declared that women i<r jiouthcrn-mentbeis. 1 lt*po:.td now bill to fix atandards fo r turpentine, ros­ the S7-year-old lady said, anlid the would bring to the senate ability, in‘^frTBrtc of the Wodowurd Iron ( W moned brf.iri? the Jury .Monthly. f ,„. ;iHiut a year, coming from .\l*iivhin nnd also prowaie penalties for adulteration. t _ • applnuse of senators am! spectators, i.tcgrity and exalted purpose, jiany,-7iino .miles froni this city ■$•<!«-• * ■r\l*lviHc, North Cnrollnu. He wa» n in the first address ever made by.nj* Senator Harris, Democrat, Georgia, terdny a fternoon, which, trapped* 175. S E A B O A R D T R A I N j veteran' o f the World war and pnrtlcf- i y pif' i-mt a n-inhitlon to give w4(.»k.'-rs lie Heath TKo- suTTaco, nrcord r' ^ r j i r f ' / l A i ' j T S T A V T ^ lii-d in" mufie of the ■thickest of tlie' nfU'Swatd, her mieeessor, Walter F. Mrs. Feltur full,pay and pcrgulsUea*, * ‘ statement VNsued 11 ^ T J ^l fighting in France. Uis. uncle, G. O. mg to an pfiAr ' G^oYgu, Whose grm-ious delay jn pre-) o f her terml Ilecausc senate officiala ' .: Wilson, the . -AT M G G O O I), N. (.. \\utklns, has lived in Winter Park for "here Mst night by i). F sefiling hie election eripleiitiulft had, under former precedents, were unable many years and is well known over rn-.i- uter. of the'eompany. tmolo reception of the wuinun senator to |>a> her for Servjcd after the elecDaniel Harrington,-''United. State. Several Persons Were Injured and All Orange county. • * possible, was ntlmjniiteied the oath t*on of her successor on November 7, . Traffic Dfjsywl • mine rescuo official', stftlioned heir-, There were several witnesses to and Mrs. Felton becanu! a former sen* if the rcsolytion is adopted, Mrs. Fel­ ' had previously ryivt.a. message to Hu* tlie shooting and it was said that ntor. Appointed. October 3rd; upon ton will rccoivo over 31,000 from the (Ur The A*»i»cl*(rd rrr*«» —, there will lwi no Inquest,‘ the.fact that Pittsburg station estimating ‘the.dead NORFOIJv, Nov. 23.—Sovornl per­ TO TO JACKSONYIU.B, MAKING THU. the death of Senator Thomas K. Wut- .government,* She has been paid over | J HEAR ARGUMENTS WII* the killing was mi* nl< i<)ent having ) nt. f!o,; vvitli at least that nundif.r in* sons were slightly ’ Injured when .the son, and sworn in Tjie^Ony, her nc- 3500 for salary* from her appointment, .QUASH 1NDKTMKNTS TRIP IN SEVEN HOUR,4* ’ been ) stiddislled beyond a doubt.—Or­ * J’ured. i . . . Scnhoacd Air jl.ino passenger train coltral Huuate Kerviee was 22 hours and October 1 to November 7, plua $12.33 AGAINST GOVERNOR. * AND 15 MINUTES * .Stab* militia Is gradually .luwuming lando .Sentinel. * ** : -•. . fjdod with an extrn engine on the main 25 minutes. for stationery allowances. Senator * charge of policing the district buY-* II I, Thr Arviolnlril l'rr|*l lino near Ilaggood, N. ('.. early today. Complete poise and earnestness IInrris’ resolutioh would provide addiIII, The •A*«n«*ialril l’rr»»l rounding* tha mouth of the pit and it OKLAHOMA CITE, Nov. 21.—TIm . marked Mis. Felton's address, made tionab pay of $287.07 plus |280 for .lAC KSONVIU.K, Nov. 21. K. V The train wnsTTAhrough *o'm> between colli-: llll.l. IH ItlKD • was stated that martini lnvv might bci V WITH SIMPLE HONORS[ next mtijbr action Jti the caso -ngainstJ(;w)l)wiju „ f f g f n| g,,ee,| driver for tin from the center aisle. New York imd* Florida points and vta.v^ Ilpr voice I mileage. *• rnlied tci avoid curjgcstion about tlie ' ______ ) Governor Robertson, of Oklahoma, on'j American Automnbilo Association ar­ ib Laved several hitiws ns )<*huU of the ■ mine, owing to tho influx o f curious. Hill, the 77-year-old pioneer the charge of mei-pting bride, was' rived here at S:l5 Eastern’ time from ■ollisien.According . to Trepsuror Wilson, wlio*was _ _ je i(ip c n .. killed_ iti an automo-...j nclu/dulcd for next Monday nt Ada, many of the Injured wore already at blew ; bile crasii Monday evening ut' Lock- j when Special Judge ord fi»r nntomoblfc drive of'three himtheir homes after receiving first.aid occurred, the concttusioii ;il|nn|t blew j Jiart, wim buried yesterday In " the hear argument* on the . executive ft f„ rty.nino nt!lM „,r the treatment at >he .o f the mine, hint down. R'-alixing that '* A ccm ctiry after a simple but motion to ulinsh. «Ho . Indictment ',is.ulu.0t'uccon|jnK to motor clnh and their hurU.only Ih'Iiik o f n minor n ifcracflilntit lnnl tnken pliwe, •loitcn Rtitit \. • funeral service had been |against him. Should thu governor lw A A>- A . officials in 7 hours and 15 turp. . ('opipany physlcljins worked at eredfive white minors and. 15 " ^ " 1 [ Z i l S J i V W the Rev. H. W. Packlcs, successful In his attempt to have the minutes. The old record set last year and leclj lcd|l 1 1 1 . / . ,___ u ifidklltient ‘ .|uashcd, Aver.* working Working, near near him Hint and B^ptblVKliithi' proceedipgs tvns ten hours and 20 Tnlnntes. The top speed l]i cmcrgoncy details estab­ who Aver.* (ho party toward the mouth or the ( ^ ^ w h|| n fc ^ j . i t0 have against him would die and and there trip was mode with one stop to change lished on the grounds at tho* mouth of *1 mine. After progressing, a disUncc, ^ |(| g j# airto|noW|e wh|r|, struck'w ould lx* no jury trinl. ^ FRIDAY, DECEMBER FIRST, WILL -HUITOSKD TO HE MAN WHO (he mine. '• , / '‘ n tiro. • „ re held in the jail hero ‘ LIE DAY TO IIKAUTTFY • * According to ono o f 1the miners l« tiny oncounteYed the • .Irend “ f‘ erj BOMBED WALL • SANFORD ' . • he taken out nlivy, the explosion came damp nnd gave up their Jtopo of res- !•*to*awnil notion by the authorities; A s] ^|(KB STATE TROOPS; ' STREET • TWO NbJW, COMMISSIONERS with Ijtl}* .warning-to tho men work­ cue. Together the hand Iwjrnn t'» The Sentinel told yesterday, two d fj SUPPORTED IlY ARTILLERY. |^ haCe confcs^d ing deep in the rntries. Thin miner make preparations' to die. K+d thnt that they were GO AFTER ItEPUIILICANS Ulf The A u « flilf4 PrfM ) In line with the very, general awak­ ORLANDO, Fin* Nov. 21.—J. G. NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—Julius Rey­ stated*that, tho first warning they had about Jones, they sat down, huddlinj. . ^ |hp auiomoi,i|c whlch *trurk the ening iritcirst in tho beautifying o f Manuel nnd G. II. Sutherland defeatnolds, a native o f Switxerland, waa (Hr Tfce Am«<•*-(<*t«-«! l'rr««l was .when thu concussion o f the bhf together to await death. I a.,(s,| pioneer nnd continued its speedy of ed Preston A pres and F. W Topllff, home grounds, T h e Woman's Club, BELFAST, Nov. 21.— A column urrested toduy charged with being tho Suddenly they heard n man s voice wUhf||lt n moment's hesitation, his blast half turned his body ubout. Th Free Stole trmips. supported by* ai-ilncumbcnta, in the Face yesterday for thtuugh Its Welfare Department is author of a note received by Custodman said he started to make his.way in the ‘ijjr.tance asking If there were ___Q ', ,0 Sontine|. putting on n plant sale and flower tlllery, left Athclon today for Uni- 1 the city corilinlsftlon The vote was r to the mouth o f the mjne. He wns liny men still nlive within ring of the show all dqy Friday, December firsC inn of .Borough Hall, Brooklyn, Tues­ linn where hundreds o f Republicans j heavy.. * , day in which the writer claims respon­ joined by other miners, who also real­ votes. Several o f the imui yelled nt PIERCE UUTLER NOMINATED ut some point on First street. _ . * i. . * ate eortcentirnted. lied tha*. an explosion had taken place. once. In order to ace..and tO show Just sibility for the Wall Street explosion. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE PUItCItABBS UADIO JX A T IO N what may lie*done ut thin season of a year ago and threatened to bomb tho This survivor who escaped unscath­ .“ Pull dovvp-your brattices," yilled OF SUI’ RKMK COURT CC»I MKRCIAL CONGR ESS ed, said, that a fter he had proceeded (ho vt.lee. "It's id I Yight here and if the year, small prlxcs will be given for hull. . — — . DELEGATES. TO MEXICO ‘ M IAM I/N ov. 21.— The Nnvjl rndio only a short distance he tiegan to /eel you*caiPl»feak through, wc will all Win (Ilf Thr ANnm-1air (I I’ rvMl , station here has been purchased by the following i-xhAdUc WASHINGTON, N o v ..23.—Pierce the effects of tho dread n ftcr dnmp, outl" J , ' . i llnndsohiest yoM or basket of rosgu INDICT MAN SHOT BY GIRL the Tropical Radio Telegraph Com­ IOt ‘The A-fwIalrU They passed through the main wny Butler, o f St. Paul, M/inn., wns nomand for a time believed thnt ho and grown in one Seminole county garden. CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—The activities pany o f Boston. It Is c x p e c ^ i this to mine fto. 2 nm0 thus reached safe­ his compnnionn were doomed. Finest collectiun of uutumn bloom (Ur The t u a r lil'S P r t » ) , will enlarge the. atatlon tu - f* ~ S T concern About this tim e, he stated, shouts ty. 4 V DELAND,.Fla., Nov. 23,-^IasM D. fromr ono garden. ‘I , hnmllu business with South America About thirty men snved their lives of other miners .’Wore heard ahead of Moat, effective arrangement^of fan­ Robinson, who D shackled to hla* bod nnd islands, chamber o f commerce o f­ j tw!ny t0 Mcxlro whero tho reprethem nnd holding their breath iu» hyi blocking a passage wny into the nation o f Justice Day. nnd who has a bullet wound in hts cy foliage grown fn one garden. ficials said. , .' L-*t they-rould, and m uffling their mi he "triii” thereby shutting o ff tbc Moat beautiful flower arrangifm^nl lung, was indicted Jjy the Volusia . acntnt]vo body is to spend two weeks , ' ------------ ------ VOTE HALL PARK BONDS face* in codts und clothing, the little poisonous (|ase < nn Uafter- (lamp until In interest o f trail relations. . * TALLAHASSEE VOTES BONDS —not confined to the grower of same. county grand jury yesterday. Mr*. * A hunch of men struggled onward, final­ t i c fans Werf stnrtcd. The plant sale vvlR-coniprlse all the Carrie E. Robinson and her daughter As the night vv.«fre on, fresh crews * CLEARWATER, Fin., Nov. 21. — ly winnlnirUudr way to fresh air and old favorites—eapocinUy the Uougan- appealed before the grand jury and ALLIGATOR MAKES H IT TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. gfL Mangled rjonnrfntcr votfd In favor of n 325,thu9 gaining tho entry wny. rc placed tired workers. villcns and Hibiscus, nnd many of tho described an alleged attempt made by . This city voted in fnvor o f a bond iv the tnun to assault hla step-daughter. Theso men were among the first fonps.w’cre'horne from -the^plt. ,( i\rn- *000 bond issue yesterday for construc­ •ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. Nov. 23. sue ftir $145,000 "yesterday. Tho Is­ moru uncommun qntamentala which The girl said sh e ‘shot In defense o f to ronclj tha outside With actual now" vnns of nmllulanccs wended.lhcii' way tion of n baseball jrark to ho usgd —An l#-inch nlligaW , a blue ribbon sue, naming 1125,000 for street pav­ arc adapted to-this section. of tho terrible scenes Inside the mine. a lo n g the narrow, crooked road that ^rlninrlly by tho Brooklyn. Dodgers jbmit its neck, was tho htt'of the fifll Whether oik* wishes to buy or ’not, he* honor. .‘ * • ing, enraied .lhri*o to one. The ar­ for spring training. ( They*.told of passing over the bodies led from,mine to hospital. stylo show here last night.' It wa« ticle 320,000- for. improving septic the Welfare Department extends a ‘ ■ ■ ■ . Women and children, white find in the mntn entry and of seeing other most cordial Invitation to Its friends " Them will Lo o» Bale, hlblactu. hon­ 4d by Mrs. II. A. I)nnn, a society mo* tiuikii carfled six to one. a u t o is t s on r a m p a g e . • • * miners, badly lijjurod and moaning for]blade,'crowded closer, about the mine, or to visitors In^the cKy to come “ Q*1’ trssnvillea, both plain and fa n cy vtrlp. — '.rob, who scrvcd'.ai a-model Ilf •the ______ help as the'fatnl after damp snuffed anxiously waiting in common xotrow (Australian pi mor- talk flowers with Mrs. Hill, When others arc'Idle, we MIAMI, Nnv. I ^ W i t h ' Iwo deac' •xhibltlon. * out their lives. word from the pit. Tho Injured were Ifeercn nnd Mr*. Wight wnd have a 1 grandifloni and Humbert* odecta, abelg; thero’a a reason fo r It.—QUICK * A. D.* Japes, a niftier, who wns work- being r e m o W )>y crdwf» w^l,c and nine injured in 21 automobile ac­ cup o f tea with the girl# who are planja> hydrangea, dracena, acalaftha, Second shecla. 8W xU, only SERVICE TRANSFER. >Phono 481. h'g In tho forty-ninth west" entry o f , undertakers’ assistants ^ere prepar- cidents It) three days jwllce recorded r r V ning this bit of hospitality for all day (crotons, jacaratida and aeveral the mine at tho tlmo o f the blast.’ ing for rcum#4\ o f tho (had fornid In two more occldi-bts- last night and Wlc per 1.000, while they lost, nt long. ' * jU d s o f palms. ro. qulrk^multa, try a. wan{ ad. Herald office. . ‘ tf For one this morning. . . • ' * hero. When the cxploilonjthc ontries Dearest the main way. x ' "■ ' ' ***.• r ‘ ’'i.*-. ‘ / ‘ . _, ;•’•/p. fI / I ■* STEAMER YANKTON ASHORE AT BISCAYNE BAY, HAD 92 FIRST WOMAN SENATOR HELD BRIEF DOMINION FOR ONE BIG DAY CHECKING UP ON HALL-MILLS STANDARDIZED NAVAL STORES DISCUSSED AT WASHINGTON S J r - - -JeOODSOir BROKE— MAJOR ON ROBERTSON ROAD RECORD. '. NEXT MONDAY FROM ATLANTA PLANT SALE, LETTER WRITER FLOWER SHOW IS CAUGHT IN FOR SANFORD BROOKLYN, N.-Y. - -T .v : • . 1. . ■ • : • .% �... PAGE SIX VlIE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVK mm 1 ' for this Week HATS KNOX - AND -- -----■ • -■•--■■•• CAPS xs. • IlIC. LINE OK $ 7.00 v a lu e s a W e a c h CAPS $5.00 MALORY HATS V a lu e s $2. $2.50 a n d $3.00, 7 g o in g *nt- _ 51.25, $1,50 and 51.75 §5 and $.0 values going a t * each . • $4.00 NEW N E W LINE OF , CAPS / Jur.t receiv ed , $2 ju n l $2.25 ■ vnlUCK, a t JUST $-1 and •51.05 and 52.00. $3; NEW LINK OP BOVS- HATS AND CAPS J u st A r rlN in u ^ -K rice s R a n g in g front . , . ; * / , sided over by Prdf. McKay, the club __________ __________ ______ \va« welcomed ond.entertained by the f£T- T i n A ¥ .’TllTTIfcTf' *X IQ^novft teachers, assisted by a coin.' to TWO CONFESS DAILY TO AUTO DEATH IS .-REAL isiINu •1S 01 -O N E RECITENT . SAYS POWELL 2^ . rbnation. AND SAVE T h e’ P rin ce ss .’ I . Delicious • refreshment*1 to ‘""l ”""ch « . . Ray V Generally, Fat Florida: »v* cloudy tonight and Thurs­ -------- . This wan* an afternoon o f pleasure to day; no chance in tempera. ' KILLERS (IT CODE HIM. A It E IN \N w h o - K n o w s t h e g a m e and .inspiration .to every one. fortun­ to tore. ate ’in being. present and a f (iibtirtct i THE QRANOE t’OENTY H SVE ARK (UM NO r.-. lo/.i (o. Huso nbacr.t. , Ha : ja h . - • ' i •UIII.IC SERVICE ■ • . Tlic next mcctfnjr will be held I)ct*. ‘ * * . Juj >3 , t ) > 3 Vti t o t o to * ffilli, nt Oviedo. I’ rof. Okluml, !»rin-l . - - ■■ * —---------------t Shortly before noon yesterday C. , C. [’ Titcre.it .not n man Injdie state of c'u.il of the Oviedo school is in charge . NOTICE 'M arlin,• oile'of the three m on u m u tcd I din no ion ter connected with Ed, ...... i arre .ted F|tor|dn or ndy other state w|jo know* j o f the program. ^ having I. 1 wind llignins, Inc„ pern red n in connection with the killing of ( ode fi mori} ttbout tho Ups nnd-'dowju rifj ", ----------------;lull, npl.inc,r cltU..9-of.OmilBC .qjtn. |,fo thn„ ,hc tt,IIE,fiN cllOtll- CONGESTION •jdealership’ contract with tho Ford Mo­ tor Co., where I will be locatcil at jly, who died within a few.nunutc a of- lljr i,t.iry 0f the Luke County Chntn-I . . . IN CITIES CRITICAL PROBLEM ! Winter Perk and give- the same guarjte r he had been struck* hy ap.nutomo Ikt of C o m m rce, Willia Lowell. Ho anti-e and high standard o f servlco on hilo at Lockhart early Mojidny even- lit.* started them from Mnino hut, confessed that he was In. thc.rao- Uccrsheba mid from Pensacola to Co-. ' PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nov. 23.— nil Ford products required by all deHIj tor that sent'the aged pioneer to his a ci.AUD conn. a n /c 60c to $1.50 each CASH 2 THE WEATHER -IN - file Midnight ifl M ” t-'i -;'rl .. - - I/ A lto s vo-pai'i Come/ * MDNKY- TRAIN SCHEDULE Shoe & Clothing Co. Tomorrow—A-n All-Star ('ant in “ Her Mail Itirnni'n"; also a twopart Ccnlur) ,Comedy. V/iiuicii m.uic.muiiiwCORRECTED Nb>‘r .14TII, 1922 . hi: personnl letter putili........... . . ' *« killing, signed a confession a few ninkts.Wifhs mad we v.’i.ll alleviate ld> •lint njilEciira! church, declared . nt Smith Round ‘ .♦ i 1 J . J . N . C O N N E R , M an ag er {houro. aUerward. ,Uoth men nsserted sufferings the next time wo *eo Rim the nnnual'piceting of that hoard hero to Arrive Departs j M P-i to Jti tn to S a t is fa c t io n G u a ra n teed that Troy Richardson, who - recently rind wo have somfe o f the best allevia­ toilay. V:L to "Immigrants have not been evenly No* M ;....... 2:3o.n.fu. „:i.n rm . to moved to Formosa,' near this city*, tor in the world, nlnco havlnjt the den­ Phone 104 115 East First Streetto 27........... . . . 8:H|n.m. ’ from'North Curolinn, wns driving the gue fevef. Willis “ writ" pn the fol­ diftifliuted through run* country," he No. to ........... • • are’.’ . .. m• >• 1:1s p.in t-fWn 1:3H p.m, m. to 'aid. “ Se.venly-two per cent in No. IM...... autoinoliile. lowing today: . . : to 3:2(1 p.m. opr cities. Rome clticn grp. alm ost;No. Kil........... 2:55p.in. In his confession Martin is said to Tnvaras, Fla., Nov. 21, 1022. • . • •• • .. . it.. o-. n.*.r. M .* * XilO p.m. 0:.'5 p.in. iil nqildiy furelgn-spenking. ipid mere No. 85h,.... have told the- authorities thnt ho Ucnr Old Scout: to remnants of tho poimaf population begged Richardson to'stop the auto­ 1 couldn’ t let tills day’s descending to , Vi Can’t got it down not even Norlhkound mobile just after it struck Mr. Hill. nun gu down without taking my type­ m e left. Inothors, great colonies. with cold appUcatioifs-^-tho to Arrive • .Departs * He nnul'thnt her got'lio reply from the writer In my lop nnif^telUng you how MRSl FRED DAIGER, 8ocUty Editor .1No. 8 2 . ........ UJSn.m. • C:03 n.m. K’. wenthnr bulb we moan. Aud t o driver and that the speed o f the motor much I adidird your-nervo in install­ m i a i n m M P a i a n i i a 12:05 p.m. to while-the ">rth coptinucs to t o ' ;No. K4 ..... 11:15 a.m. I’ ljopo 217-W was increased immediately, Martin ing u";p.n*ss that prints in seventeen w 2:55 p.m. f»:r hash in tin* warm sunshine to 2:35 p.m i No. k6 .I f » ■ fcav* s i r m «n l* irUllln* r . wnA in the front ?ent liesldo Itiehnni- languages nt n 5,0(10 mile an hour clip l^orld lire prcvnlenr. _|f « M ar* salsa .» /n U r r » ar rnmln* 1:05 p.m. to o f-a helntH winter we edn- to Looks like rain nnd reports sny rain ........ 1:00 p.m. No. 02 IM w , ar II r » « *r* • ■ l.n «ln l»*. »*rll kbn, according to the confession, nnd on high gear—nnd also in enlarging a r a t a l r*H «» tbla a.parfmraf, alvlna nnd cold. tinuc to kask In the b. V. t o ' . - . 10:0 p.m. : No. 28 CavtncSs was in the tbnncmi. Farther the. paper to nielrujiolitan situ )vilh ••tall., «r l.l.a h o a . th. l i t * .1 II "II •1 * * Ia to d.’n anil tithe** Rummer raj­ Thcv are In %m Kf.allr iM K tla li* - f i > down tli» road the tliree men agreed all the accessories and dingbats and gscat number.i. With n good fionu* '.in the north * ment nnd ilie lettuce mar- to rilhy Branch field oP null me i upon the story % whirli they told nutii- think-tank >luff you could t in life. They eons • * there would*ho K d iffcn ni lettuce Departs •to ’ ket ci)n|li.nas to Kllde 'ta- -to S O C IA L C A L E N D A R Tirllt^rat Sunford who nrroBtcd them: one o f Billy .Hearrit’s cnlighleiiing « 7:00a m. h'i SvnrilJi.iu.aicm, if you to story ot ti,ll tomorrow. ixNo, 1(W) thnt they had struck a 'cow, thus siieuts. . , t « . know rduii wv mean, nnd 4to 3:25p.m. jxNer. 21. m akeup in a very inrge way our rit Wednesday—Lltcrnturc Department utc6unting for the blood stains which It jn only a little over three years irenship yet they are outside the pah |,xNo. 2.V *-l Buildings are .starting and liy the no il I'ws. Have you had • • • • . lil*b P.m. will meet promptly nt p. m. at were.found on tho radiator and on ago.that I wns called to Sanford In n first o f January First street will be h the, <1engti<* y o t? . . to nnd otitvido tin* influence of tfi:< iiiRtl xNo. 101 ... : . 5:50 p.m. the d u b rooms. ihb wlnllshlcid o f their motor. -T conference with sonic of your issOrs 5:10 A. M. NOV. 22, 1022 • 7 "’ ...... .................. .. . . , Wednesday— Mrs. -Frank Miller will some liusy strdcL. Early yts^erduy’ .Sheriff Karel, nc- who said thnt Sanford had. to have a 82 to country, namely, tho Christian church. * Leesburg Branch Maximum entertain the member* o f the ForfeomfWftvcd by deputies, took the .three* daily, and’ 1 told theiii tliiit’ you and C. |). Brumley and .I..S. Snyder, «>f Arrive “ Whije n surprisingly Inrire '|»er-; •IK-parts Miiiinium niichtiy Bridge (5luh at'her. home on * . . . •. .... 02 .to nien to Lake Fnirview. whims they: your side kick could lid iv u f Ilm.RoodsJ .cc, to Cluiluota, 'arc among the', visitors'tft ccut of there mvinle in nut I'rotertsiit.irNo. 157 3:55 p.m. Range, .. • ........ . Magnolia Avenue nt 3:30 p. 111. claimed that they find ntrut'k the cow. anil it .wasn’t long before you liegun . .... .. _ large iwrieht is not Catholic mul No. 21 2:50 p.m.,||nrqiiiClcr: - . .30.10. to the city today.. ' . . No evidence tfint miy-Tuii lt crash hail to disseminbtd news ibiiiy without ‘ to i ri'ila ,iv.. not Jewish. They.have hvmveii with J ", ______ . . . . _____ ....__ ............. . .Cloudy, ei-'i. 15S Thursday— Mrs. Perry Mcro will cnoccurred coubl be found, the- slienff 1Sunday— and you nii\h* • grew end . ... i i !*• ;i in. Mr. anil Mrs. N. .1. Lilian! and Mr, every -faith." . '* j "Wind, Kiirlhwvst. 1 22' tertnin the piemhers o f the idlers’ Raid, in addition, the authorities said g rowed and . groaned until now, old P-i paring 1022 the hoard lia.i nsslstcd r % f Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Nctd spent several I to Bridge Cluli. thnt they foun dthe stories told by |man, yon not only have a paper worth Pa in I i20 bitildintr enterpriser, he sui<l. n.s h j to to 1 to t o h i i* Oviedo Branch T iiu m la y -B o ia l Neighbors will m eet! hours- in Orlando on business to'day. the thre* men*did not ngroe. Each while but s town worth while- for it Thr,.,. hundred rind ninety-one' linvo: liipaitaj A vi ivc* nt 7:30 p. m. oL them had a separate pad. entirely taken a live daily to set thu puce for a been ei'v led ill cities LT-10,0(10 '♦'•jxNn. I2« . _ 7rir# p.m. Mis:’- May Holly’ has recovered sufS e co n d sh eets, on ly diffeient version, to give. , live I jNvii. more. Eight hundred nnd twenty-nlim xNo. Ii7 ficientiy from an ntHiek.of the dengue L io p n.| 50c p e r 1.000. w h ile (h e y la »t, nt* Thursday— Morrio Matrons Bridge As*their storyvwa» being gradually I u as culled seven kigjb* *if- n f6ol wore in rural coinrtuinitier. Eight "x—i^nily, except Sunday. fever t<> resume her studies at school; j H erald uffice> It ’ \Lunchcpn nl Mpntciuma Hotel, Mrs. disproved* by the investigation of the fur starting tho1Ht..l.’otcrshnrg Even­ hundred niril eighty-two were in whit Chas Fodder, hostess. • sheriff, Martin began to weaken. Tin ing iniL'iicuiknt and thvx .bcciUi 1“ Knrjyli speaking muiunl eonferenee*r ~ T----------- -— :-------------r------------ -The Check, dross. MltchelU cnm|> Jliumdny— Mrs. O, F. Hmith wjll entrio wna brought bark' to the city and send me ftyWcrs fur my. coffin--but killed yeatunlay and brought tertnin the- members o f the livery taken to the Funeral -Home on Pine somehow tin* IntlependenV. we.Hliored.j iiim home. Frank Woodruff and W al­ '*W<ek Bridge ClOb at her Yionur sn street where Mr. Hill’s'body was IA- the storms nnd fit- IVle wcaUiertd the ter Hand ench killed one and brought , Magnolia nvc., at 3 oVJock.* iie- piopnred foi«j|>sirial. Martin plain- |!i|Kr \>ithinit getting Ihdlgtatlon a inI Saturday— Master Francis RmimiUnl thel)t in yesterday. ly showed then that he was ready tu J<)U c,|H|,|„*l |)Uy tiint paper with' will entertain n number, of Ids’ brink Hie story, according to Mr. Knr- a ...... mi..,. .i„ii .ru Ami Knim> unv million dollars! And.wupe way ;h ift | The Herald delivered, 15c per w eek.1 It is not to early to begin planning 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE young ’ friends nt his home on Pal­ .Hum water -jiojd- my junk heap therbj another big Dollar Day uflcrdlv* ^ ri1 metto ave., at 4 oVIm-k. ... A( 11:30 oYItJrk lln'M ieriff liir. for 517,000 and inside of t#»» yearn it! of the vear. Tilings will be flow then prisoners back-to th«* jail and as the wu. eapilalir.od for fltlU.niili n*»l llii:Lccsbprg la represented*here, today for-a few weeks and the Dollar Day party drove th'rjiuuli the city.streets, iiirin’t hint lU appetite-o|ie l»it. And by ‘W .-A- Antes, who is registered «t would elinAilute lluslncss.' Sanford’s New StorePhone 127 Martin broke; down completely. He- 1 jiredict •for you that Within ' fivy the Monteiumn. told the sheriff, it v.na said, exactly years you will l*e worth it.nullioVnnd Tim city i« fOlcd every d#y with what liud occkirred and later signed « — . ,,, , i-riding around in niitomdbUoji with R. lluchey. o f Jacksonville*! Is lank- tourists on the ran south with all confewi.o>ras ijuun ns.jt could lie writ- iJeweled . inudguntds nnd so dttiigcd Ing ids jicadnnaitors at the Monle- kinds of camping' nfitflts and' niitos. ea- y" vYltlf *yf*5f 11uTije'y Hi'll J'uII CTI Tjf they -an* goibg by mlher^ roubes ns Lilian .while i|i the ch.y on business. (kivinesa then tiignified his willing- have to wear W eed, chains to keep f * • |fast the lower pnrt o f the slate must!i ness to tell The trullrijhoUt.the Pnash. you from skidding into loyalty. S*il (J, It. Honthhprgcr, o f Jacksonville. |||, fillini; up with t'acm the sheriff said. lie. too, signed a !► it mul loore too—but .v.*e’d h**te arrived in the «it>‘ ye.Hi rday and V 10 Stnre.x in Georgia-1 S tore In F lo rid a confession, which was the *apw ver- like 11 1 to lose you /roin our mi.Lt, stopping at the Mcmtesainn while hen Mr. mid Mrs. Drunks killed a fine Hioii art that given by Martin. Ibis ei not fm puldicntioiir-it i* (,,r Meanwhile, Richardson steadily n - Peru: al for yau- not even friend w'lfe on huuinlra. tin key gobbler yiulerdny afterimon and-brought him liy the Herald office fused tn nilrnit that the ntwty ho had for slie might stirk'y'ou for nn orrii(m •** • ■II f ' ' ' Mrs. Widemnn Caldwell and baby to let everyone sob him. (-‘apt.. Bro ikr. told nutliorit'leo wus false. He said coat at once. 1 ' . i ** ■' hnve returned homo* from .JackSon- says Jte knows whore they roost; nnd that ...... „he „ ,..u. ...........to Formosa .......................... t liiul come, to live Yours, * . f} ■ vilb* where they hjtont the past two ho can' go out any after noon’ nnd get (l| ^ t jdx ipontes ago, coming fioin l'OWKLL. ’ 1 . .weeks ns the gucsta .of her father, him one ^v ..o i, r*tr»nlinn North < rtv’dina.’ Thnt. That, mul ynd a Tp.teritre.teraI)r. Walter Seay. t:on of what he. had said when he wns , KMINOI.E TKACHKUS ( Id I! ......... . Word comes from Miss Fnmcfe:* fiikt" atrer.tcd, wuk-sr for n'-. h e 'wotildf .. MKKTH A l’ .GENEVA Mr. njiJ Mrs. T. tf. Huff and duughin Taffeta, Organdie, l.inen, I/iu.Oj Net, Fell and (diiprter, who have been |( w.'.i H!,*'*ltid ycM erday t'riV llerli itmr ItfiirK It* going t" tie* o.ilh i r. o f I fie ( n i h ^•>'o(•r 1 M«jnteyuma‘ D>r the oast, few; wenl.s. u*..*r„:.|, living »v near' Gitkhail. Hail ham, from . . * now’, Tim -llem bf will pul of Spain now, iim -nerm o wu* ....... *>a»..i, .. ................ ......_:V-.uDa<jlu hid" ;ii tin gntingrainoiiiode .minty loiinly hiel m e now plc;piaiitly located at the lish ,1 her moat bilercslliig diary wlu*:t tuid thu^!*.Urifi he i po*o identify Ki»d»- ^(acr w auditorium r.nd icorgiuw J)ome of Mrs. deurge l»avi* Hart on she finishes'the Jour the iirst **f Jan- n«lHt.n ns the driveraf the uutomobile I j( ||jp Sl.nljno|V County Tlachetfs Ranford Heights. lin»>,\ * . . . vviilrl) struck Mr. ljill. Mr. \Su(furd,|dub.( KU |,t.. Lawton, in Nupt..’ iii n a short talk. talk, * i,i( wa» said, wart' vvitltin p fm* feet of i.dinted «>ul tlx- ndvant’fg.’s of such riit t o • I n s t a l l a t i o n <»f c o l the vl^1m o f llu* ci ash w hen the Ford orgnnixatioil, ‘tiller which the luislThe Inst.ltoyk I oail o f printing ma­ THEODORE ROOSRVF.LT containing the tln'ee melt mnie whix- ners of declln/f the officers went for­ / * {JAM!* AU XILIARY, No. 3 terial ha.'i cciim\ Into the Herald ofward. with.the following result: firc •and-tliei last oiio l o f t f o r Win Us- sing down llu- road. _ •The declaratiuh of iliis.cyo witness ■President—d’ rof. ^ndfay,-' Snnford. Dark out of th^’ Herald Office toilny The I'natiliatlon o f Th?wlotre Ruftseniul .tbe confession whkh Ihe null’.nri- 'Vice-President— Prof. J. T..'Jacobs', I i arid/ lhc fm i<c.'.n'niiw s.*Ule down to 'v?lt Camp Auxilinry, No, 3 will take tieu nay they have in their pm >e*sion, 'Lake Monroe.. I ' real business. The H erald office has l place, at tho-Court House,- TliuVsdny lead the sheriff Jo bcliavo that bo hn» • ’ * • * •• I (tom orrow) night ut k oclock , .deni-* certainly* brori^lorn up fo r. several tilt- strongcit poMihlo cjtse against tin' ’ Secrptnry--Mi!*s ifd o n .Moran, Gen-;J* I Jl cvn. . weeks but wlllVooti be nil right again Kern and Cream Lace, Crash J.crs of the auxiliary are urged to. bo n ’« } men. Ho said yoslenldy that"he had Other imilino business was ills-; i after Uiotiicw,Model 1! Llnotypu lias present.' , * alwtrys lwpn confident that tho riglit prim-d o f nnd a motion toTuljouin was .:*.*** • • Judge J , 0 . Sharon, chaplain or tl>ecn Instalfcu, parties had been found. » In mil. A rtliort nodal Imur follnvvei],' ( T> Roosevelt Caiup, No. 13, will present -It wrim announced thnt Mr. Hill’s 'hiring, which rgfreshnieiits wure J. H. .CrAmond, formerly with the the charter and a social Imur will be ** funeral will take place'this morning served by the giammnr M'boid'tembafter the installation cereRt»*cll’d'hpnngnrph Co.,-of Augusta. enjoyed Ihe cere­ l ;.t 11 'o'clock at th o ’Apopka cemetery. er:*. ’ ' Jch'wlll be conducted l»y now luij char(!V*‘ «'f tho phonugi nph mony which I There* will be no service save those at * fi/ Tirst regular meeting of the Vlco-Commnndor lb n pU|r work .for the J.'H . Illnlermliler partment Junior Ji the grave, it war. inid. club., win held' Inst Sr.tuniny after­ A . Tcrhune. • Comrade members of Piano Co. Mr. Cniniond has had * H As hm been 'to ld -before,•Mr. Hill noon at the*Genova.scho d. Mir.. (|i:traCol. Theodore ion. a» wuw*w Roosevelt ........ Camp No. 13 wide* ejtiwriciFc in phliiogrnph eonhad lived in Orange county for fifty Mitlor*. psinrlpal inf Hip San'onl aro cordially Invited to attend the in- B(nu.tjgn „ ,u| tH n sWllc«K.workmnn on years, coming I’.crc from Georgia Gtanimar School, was the lendei, an-1 any make of mAchinc. If y«»ur phonor.tnllntion. , whim li' was tweiily-revcn y ea n old. a nuiHt excellent pjngrxun given un­ uui-tr., , j graph |s n„t giving tho satisfaction LOU SMITH TKRHUNF. * . • He wns (in*) of the' Imt k:i*»wp men in der her plc-mlng ' Jbndcrshiji' wa * President. .*flhnt;|t Mimilil. give M r? Crnmond the county jiud wnvfTived mid reinvfrt- great Iv enjoyeef. The nublcrt xy:»J»* and Sauloir, Silver and Cold, each call nnd let him put i* in first class rj ed . by 'overybody, o lid w **. numbering liis “ Dirriplinc,” »*• •*1...... • ---* 'th ----e program* i ohcondition for'yoa. , friends.by the hundred,—Orlando Spn.% ^ is l‘A o f the "following In.tsresting MINK MANAGEMENT I . .* r* numt’ers: ^ , tinel. REHPONSIDLK FOR EXPLOSION; • * * ' . . Pmi.-r, . "Dlseipnpo In. Primary . . a iX A fB N A R K KNiLKD WANTED—About foiir foot safe, more o r 'lyas. ^innaiic Benjauiift’a Thb tvay .'to get al.rig with, tfie Ikh o i »,’ Mk Ruth Hand. i / ■SC-L Dnlo. -Miss Edna ChKlrlidcn. nnmunt qi'm oney we fiive is lo buy Store. • . '-V III/ #riir Mrrfcnl duly those tbliiga that it will pay for. . Paper- “.Discipline In .High Sclnnl,'! BARNE8D0EO, Pn.. ■Nov. 22. If vou vy^st t-» .save money, da im( M in Ida* MeGray. The I.ndlcs* Union o f the Fongri The .manSiremcnl .of. tho Reilly t’ olJ spend all Hint you have or borrow; Tleniliyg- Iivi;lVn Taylor. ‘ gadon.nl church -will |mlil their an BMtkm**4 Oi-Ml ••lj ries Company Mina No. I at Spang­ On liestra—J'Flower S n o..g " San i rariie thnt )‘ou da n *> t li.tvij v/ilh which -----.... . . . . . . . uua) bazaar i*nd. uiokisl food rale in ler, were hold’ rtsFpnsihle for gas sxt > make purchr.ses. One cannot Spend*foh) (■-*■>»•»'. sr Sdionf Orphextra*. plosion tlicio on Nov. lb when (.7 were the Mcisc.h Iniild’rig. Time to bo an* i 202-Ote money r.nd save it.. If you want uni Eat-i uuaih^r svvn,'vdl given and killed, 1" coror,or> jury verdict emly noiinccd lalcf. * - ^ . autjptncbil? don't mortgage your*:home ihoi'oughly r.pnrcciatej and onjoyc l ------•'---4 ' today. The Jury held that the explbI S E E T I I E N E W 1 8 U P E R IO B to (Sd ,oije, V«*tir ferpfotburo, back t«r by nil. Rupt. Lawton cxprcssdJ- tho I sion occurred from Ote ur.o of. open npprertotion <*f tfin. teschora »o .Misij lights aftor the tnfnq managcmeOl liad C H E V R O L E T A T T lt E S A N Adam got along in other ways, and Miilrn for planning" Hu* pragram arid j so can ypu. " ‘ . J U A N G A R A G E C O . jJOO-Utc knowledge o f the nccumulnling ex­ lo rim'll’ uiu-*who hm| a pArt in nink-, plosion gas Jn mind., . • , , . . . . . . . ing it such, a ^lirce ; Get youf office supplies, stationery « • ^ - _________ — Get your office supplies, sUtiomjry After a brief business session pre- , and Peat Curds nt the.Herald office. , .JTbs Herald delivered, lBc per week, and 1’ost Cards at the Hwrald office * ' .* .v ‘ ‘ SANFORD’S s1 LOCALS mi: . . .. ' PIANO TUNING, PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Coliar and Caff Sets �ETW O ■ ■ tutqd by Mr. I'andlef against Mr, Byfluencd’ to bear on" restaurants, hak-.zary to enable hlrii to market his fiild, (jhatglnff blackmail, *•:Candler erf* ‘ Ice-noam manufacturers anil product. Ford cars, charged .'that* blackmail. wns hied to other usefs of egg*. And finally furnl- ' •'Now ho 1* ‘ "cashing in" on that cootce from him a $22 ,non note which ers can do a lot bV'n liberal use o f early invcstmtnt in himself. Inwas gtyert ip Byffahl it] Fori* and oh eggs *n their own homes. F.gga tank! directly he had alwaysbcejt saving which hc'nsked the court to stdj> pay. nest to milk as the great ,food; th ey , and'accumulating. ’ \ inent. *, This suit still is pending, hut, ?urry the m^sterloya,yltaminos that The thing to gunrd 'against is »*i MLiauuita hast been token o ff the]-regular cafanaro the very eraenca of life.- Joe a n d ]"spending on ourselves" In the w ron ; lynnic need egg*. and flunk the hired ^ a\up won’ t complain if urged to have CLBMBNCRAU IS GUARDED ‘ \ second hclp’.nrj. ‘ 1 , FROM LBTTKIt WRITER ThV egg crop grows bigger and SIIRIIIIS ■'fat.er eve y year. Ve’^hnd'butter un(II) Tlir \«»m Infrd l*rr»»> V lf a hit and ret ready to eat more, Nfe\V YORK, Noy. 22 .—The police oWhen there is anything to be done; •’ggS. It’s good dsineas and g>wul tscoit' nxslgned to guard Georges heal lb to i V so.’—Country Glint 1c- In this city wc usually got the W o­ Cfemenceau during Tils stay in ^this man's Cluh to iVj it ami it is always Sskw rlillM Trlr* la A l| i nan, city WAS.doubled thi-i afternoon when dope In keeping with thy policy o f 1 Year... .............. . .,,, ____ CANDLER DENIES CHARGES the "Tiger” received 0 letter threat­ fcaalba i ..... _________ — unking a more'beautiful .Sanford the! enin'; his life, signed "W orld i War REAL FLORIDA PAPER SOON idea was started several years ago ATLANTA, .Nov; 83,—General .do. Veteran,” * by the Wom an’s Club to sell plants! niol o ( the prinrlpnl nllegalions rkr bla IS- la ft-paae W>*hl* n -r I eallrrlr m r n Nrmlnnle C«aa»» The Tribune has closed a contract and flowers and shrubs and trees atj *be * 100,000 dHmngc suit fill'd against ■ W pakibktS every Krldar, A*%rr Hayo you read tho want ads today I law ralea Made ks*w« «a aaallra- with the Grass-Fiber Pulp and Paper an annual plant sale here once each i'.Un by Mrs. Clyde K. Ilyfidd of A t-] « , Draarrallr la M llllrh . I1AW prr Company, o f I,cc*burg, for a carload year and preferably in the fall when lanta, in connection with an ullcged , ..... ......... 7 - . - _ -. »r, alrear* Id adtaaee. if paper made from Us Raw gras* it *is the right time to plant these ccurrencQ on tho steamship licren- ’ ■■BftftftJ8a n o*n a «ft*ft«B *ftftftftfta CMRKII TIIB ASMOCIATKIJ »*HKh ' garia, enroute to Europe. Inst sum­ Tha AraocUlad |*reea la •■rtualvalf pulp, to be used in printing n whole trees, etc. Each year the Wumnft's tltlad to tha u»a fpr rrpulillrallnn of ditionmnd more xjd the first of Feb- Cluh procures these plants at very mer, was-made today by Walter C. I aawa dlapatehr* crfdltad 10 II or Candfar, in a special demurrer filed in it olheralaa eradllaJ In Ihla paper runry. Practically every paper in reasonable prices and the club makes id alao ilia lucwl n a si published Florida will come out pn’ or about a small commission on all plants sold DeKnlb superior court. itotn. ' The demurrer prhkh waa~iibur nrr All rlaht* of ro-publlcatloo of apaci.it thut date printed on paper made from anil assists the -home owners to buy apalehaa harain ara alao raaarvad. Florida saw grass, convincing the the proper flowc.faUknd plants,' tells ansprar to the Byfitld suit, mikes n Itl— I IIKII kl.U III ILHI\H. l-kiay <4 world thnt the discoverers of the them how to plant and when- to plant sweeping denial that Mr. Candler had IMPROVED OA-VINDISII fine Florida pdprr material, and the and sees to it Qint the city is enhanc­ committed any.,wrong againU Mrs. / 'll,\ N A N A P L A N T S men who have worked so persistently ed in iwnuty jiiPt that much each year. •tyfiehl o r is liable for any damages fa make it available for printing grid A ml The efforts o f the Woman’s Club nnd derlnrfd Mr Cnndlor iliil not per- Will produco a commercial bunch Clemenreau teems to have talked dber uses, hnd the right vision and haVe been crowned w itir success and sun do the Byfields to accompany him of, |ind (favored bnifitnnfl in one >o much.. Now he must have a spec- -ho pyoper stlcktoitivcncss. a mon* beautiful Hanford ip the re­ on the trip tn Europe and that “ so year from netting. il police guard to keep the cranks Perhaps to no one else is due more mit. While we pmy not have the. far* ns ho knew, tin* plaintiff niid her $1 0 .0 0 P E R D O Z E N tt him. nralse and .congratulation than Gil* broad acres and Mg. fawns ami won­ hur.hand, were hs anxious to make .---------- —o — ------ • fart Leach, editor o f thr* ~ Leesburg derful estate that tho big tourists the trip ns this defendant‘ was."* This is great weather and if it Commercial, who has worked uni centers' have, this c it y can be made The shit against Cnndlor was filed rould only freeze in the north for a ingly and most successfully,"'trr C. L. ST O iaK Y * in to ' a bower of beauty if each, person I fast A u g u st,'following n suit iustlew nights, our fortune would lie ganizing the company, jind in nssist living in either their own -homo or in . Mt. Dora Florida node. , ,ng its financing. M r-l.oach and'his a rented home will do just a little hit . < ------------- o----------— ’ i n s i t u r R U B i H i a R R a i ■ ■■■■■■« ’ oadjutors will reap a hgrV'est o f con* each fall and Spring toward making How do you like our new head U>; ratulations/the appreciation of •thej the home more beautiful. The editor. lay-1 —This- makes the new Daily and undnuttrcdly *wm be- Munil •*f . file Herald slarted Boyoral yi-tirs ONLY DIG CIRCUS COMING TO leratd look .like a reni newspaper. somely pnid, ns they deserve to be. ago is giving nway all the poinsetSANFORD THIS YEAR iVatch oiir future appearances. ’or their time.’ irouble>«fT!proihKL tins that people \vo.uld carry away Circuf I’ rice* ] i. o— — — The prospect o f Florida soon ring ni, his hame enc^ spring and the - liecause It (lets Necetwaf> Inin The Indies o f Atlanta have ablp (o take care.m necessary, of. itn result is n poinsottin city hore now farmed them a masked society and own printing and wrapper paper dc and*the effect Is most striking and and VllanilneH From (lit* I'urid * . ■* LANDIS GROUT they paraded the streets last night mands, is certainly pleasing to the beautiful: It is along* this same line Under Age of 12 You Eat to Matte Red ll’ ml and scared the men to dratii.- No publishers.— Tampa Tribune. that the Woman's flu b is putting on ADULTS ?r.tf (Including War T,i\) 'That they -Jlai America n social caste?* •■ ]lng." Mias Grout says; doubt tore ladles o f Atlanta can find • . ----------— O—i--------the flower sale the notice o f which . A jury must answer that question.' mver-accrpt a working girl iiUo plenty o f work to do, "Appears in this issue. • Rentember the GOJNG GOOD AT FORTY— their, set. " * I date and place o f this sale dnd help naked by Miss Landis Grout, 2,‘1-yenr“ I thought our boys went oversea; Well, n’nyhow Mrs. Felton was vour eity ^n become the mhst lmnuti- old slenograpbt r, who lip*; filed a $‘‘ 0,Thowe of os in our forties and to fight for democracy that Ibis uu United States Senator for one day .'ul spot in Florida. M will take 000 hr cm It of promise, suit against n a dcmtn*ratie country, without classes fiftlea who have not made enough ie and that' was probably enough. ’ If time lo place the yards in condition retire and enjoy life an we should ‘arc “ PerlmiM the juiy's decision *wli miilionaiie liusinosa man here Itl years other U. S. Senators could be pre­ ft hut a little hit each year will soon 'iielined to be looking forward some* tench rjili mou not to trifle with tin her senior, vailed upon to quit the first day ’w k wonder*. Help- the Woman's vhst and wondtr' just when \ve wUI affections of working girl*. -lust be She cliarges that »ho wit* left wail­ there might be some real construe live flu b lr> make Kr.uford tljo rity of our j ret enough accumulated, to take. a ing at the clilirch because sh« is ajra.unu a girl works, her heart appeals rosy, work dona in the Senate. . • dreams, liny a flower, shrub or treo little trip in dengue time and giviv working girl; thnt her elderly suitor'to be fair game to he killed, as mlnej TlnilV. why you hear ap’d i- ;i .■ -—— - o-------------or palm and plant' them this yenr. our families some of the pleasure in] A’ had bought her ruSVdlll engagement]lua .been. JiilM , .by. .spine man of nmuy. peopld saying ihuy c. l Thorn is much talk about eroas-t ftIn are tirn enjoying. (itilnMihtf t~ will mean sqn m clrto you ami y ou r life that other people |lief fi lm -nervousness, imp ling and a $4,000 automobile, planned;wealth.' . • . ntotc canals in Florida and out of nil Some folks shy that a nnn must diak*‘Icily . a brilliant church wedding and a hon-t " i f u Jury decides thdt,'a man must link of energy and lo— .4*.w> the smoke there should be some fire his pile before he is fifty* o f he will f i;d haw other tearona than’ a girl's Rn-imost from the first dok^of R' • s i" S/i on s.!|, w-( <e-j S i sf.: eyinoon t > Cliitiu hut that he ci and some .day there, will he. at least not make it at all and others say that i fa. To those who know, it ' itff the v/eddihg tavause women one good erbas-stata canal. Add the a man is no man at- all unlit he is at fcs ha ----- PERFORMANCES -------------- - 2 his w( tuiucd "thiiinUs down*’ oil ding day. I hilieve my suit will liave U*Uat for ItE-CU-MA to hi relief ha cross-state canal should go via the] ra STREET PARADE, A. M.. least forty and can settle down*with] hpr. ^ci *_i ■ ' ] done much fo* Hie working girl of to people who have tin !• lie uy nchfi St.'Johfttf river to New Smyrna and; -nme sense about life Wo believe! mi Tonmrfh1.* T n i cgiutT TTu ” 4 hry told-him; I fork ed for n liv- America health, the oast coast by all means. ha Unit opportunity comes tn every man’s] fa itrength nnd good looks, ll f t' \ ------------ o - ---------p* door at some lime in life nnd com esj Ko .imply helps to :ir;'onipli*!i i ,t oa idl who nil* here it Is possible for P J ^ A , F R U I T S ha Fast and reckless driving will more than once. Home people .have *a j- ;tore inteudpd for ynTir aloni i ii to do. tjiose who can take their holiday ini ha f s *"•! Pn ha s ; *i t never be slonped until the authorities the long green*’ on ’ hand or hnvel .1 It will not Upset you or Irirunv. tiience HOLDING OWN winter to rqpie and enjoy thcm-'rlve,*: get harf-bolled about the matter and fiiends to loan it to hifn and when o p ; jfy o u in any way. But opti R m ichei where a reckless driver injuries some­ portunity knw^oi lie pulls le,-r inside FLORIDA IS DEIT’ER t’ RRPAUED in their oyn way-yhy which is meant,] " IN MAKKfci'iS the ktoinarh it does its Work th irorghat such exponsol'and in such manner 1 ,y one give them the limit. A Sanford the door and steals if kiss while the 1y ami,positive. This is jijocen by the ntr suits the iiu'ljnntion and pqrbctboy was badly injured by a _foo| ne- nfurtaiiah!—oxui Jnu— no-money—or C u r - Ua*_ 41 tindrvd— 1-—x » — L e a v in g : 11uny <m!drsifatehl s w- iik; ' I hook of ttuniiJivldtinl. ~gro~ driver The other n ig lu n n d lioil friends with money or family con­ ing .of tlie wiqter sea* m in Florii^, Hlale Each I».i >* of the We Mi. run-dowtr people are, givic; Florida is-lndter prepared for the no retlress other than' to kill the driver nections nnd when opportunity knocks tile Industrial Index, published at 'he big sn’es figi.r.-. whfab .. which We toould have been tempted he is a 'raid to open the jloor for fear Coluriihus, Ga., says thU state "is now log season now opening than it hast Moro than ■11 d-») i f : er lb * on i io |. evef been before—milch belter; the to do nt the time. Some people are it is one of, ip-j numerous creditors better advertised and better know'll moving t •meiiirine, ' expenditure o f ndMl .iis o f dollars the n.,1theM| , a <t,,rn mnkt.; , driving cars in this city that should and opportunity goes iiy. Henry Ford liian ever he'ore, and is also better RK-l't; MA is told in :• (^ t j|( tho ri.co*r(, ^ t^ id i.h ci _ not he allowed to drive arpl this goes nay* tiial a ntim is at his best after nrepared tiiun ever before fn its his­ PHst summer and continuing into th ■ ^ .. "* Union I iiarmaey and ike . . 4.1ini; fall opd. the lieginnlnK o f winter, har |lur, lhc t M ,vtirul tJ(tys wU), fo r white, and black. There will be a forty year* of ago and can easily tory, tn take cure o f and .suitably and accommodations, Jivcr proflpoet .uf t?)p r;)sIl M n(, can, druggists in every ejty. -A'dt Joss o f life In this elty if this reck­ nmas* a fortune. The Tampa Times comfortably entertain iti winter visi­ grcallv and besides hn* added many n o w /e a -| u L, ^ m t . „ f „ lig werk •• U;)i lit less driving keeps up. lint] the following about this impor­ tors." 'lbe importance -of the state­ turf* tb.lt will bo apprecifitcd by n -------------d---------- . . • tant subfact: sltif munts for the past .three days ment ran hardly be over-estimated. multitude to arrive with am pit*-time reached more'than 't total of oOfl cars llcn ry . Ford spenkinfc: *"A man's Florida has been advertised in the THE PRICE OF R0GS for diversion and ready to be enl*-r- of fruit, about evenly dividof in sbi; career doesn't really begin until .he past, and was becoming well known tained-— • , mentR between th eeastim and mjddl .Unless the cold-storage supply of is Around -10. When he i* 40 years sevefal years ago lent it is not until Besides the hotels and apartment West markets. eggs is cleaned up this winter it will oSr> n man baa just about reached, recently that rIio has* been able to houses, cottages; houses for rental VEGLX Oranges took the lend in mutt hers break the price o f eggs next *pring; *the nge when .he may begin to I offer prnetienlly everything tint may and bungalows and cainn sites fqr o ' ear* shipped (he higsienmnd lend­ V FG FX Prophecies nrc ns treacherous ns think seriously about making money " be called for by the. most particular \LMONLS automobile iunri»t*. j» d f links b.(Vo ing mb!ei| mpet'd tr> the packer* and Ford'* idea i» that the average nian and the most exacting class o f travel; a yellow indie, but never'was there VFGF> been completed in n number nf places rhip'pers, especially In Hldsc' aeitnui* VITAMIN ClIHI S a more likely prophecy than this. There cannot expect to accumulate much, of cfs ill the. world. that did not have them*n^enr nge. where the fruit Jits, taken op a good Ytll'R * UI*Y VITAMIN SL’ i'l'L Y As tlN Index goea «>n to say, “ In re­ in a world of eggs in storage; And a fortune in the flifit 40 yenr* Of club bouses have been creeled, bathing <, nlor Hnt, ha!, ^ ^ c d n stale o f ma A-ik for Literature they are good eggs, the best eggs .we life, su those who have reached thi^ cent years the erection o f modern, lunches have been arranged with Va*,turity thnt J^urcs tha lwst price, w'dbequipped hotels, nnd npurtmenb have ever put tn waiting—laid In nge without much to shovV' for it sinos and aecoinmodalfafts, hundredx whcn o ffc m , in lhl. ,)ijr ,t{tlc, „ f thc houses has* proceeded steadily! in tho .■miinTg May and June with young should not be discouraged, of mile* of. road* have'been improved n(ll(h, jjq st o f the oranges going'out r a . JJp, to 40, nS Ford sees it. a mqn's Peninsular state and accommodations summer'*' freshness nnd sunRhine in for driving and touring, yacht basins Enturday. Humlny and Monday I'L’USltRHTION them, rushed to market quickly and chief .'unction In life is to gain thdro nrfi.now greater anil better than madt1, recreation and fishing piers wrro ronnlgned to eastern markets by THE REX A LI. STORE RHONE ever before." This is because the better graded and hotter packed than experience. "Ho should be learning KODAK DEALER built, and a n .effort almost general fiiak freight, nnd Rome of-‘the trahr* home folks have learned what is they have ever been before. f all he cun; pnrUrualrly how to spend has been noted looking I t tlib bca.ili- Wl,rc coinpoMil almost entirely of DC TTM T4 W ho’s to ace that these food deli­ mppey. As I told you two weeks needed ‘th make the visitors comfort- fyin g .of localities and opening of Pew cacies are proprly appreciated .and All'll, the best advice 1 vjm give to a jible, nrnl, they have not hesitated to paiks and amusement and recreation ! citrus rtjil shipments^ . W W A ' . v . v .V jV .-.v v v v v v t r n n n n n n i * » ■ > »> . . . Total ehipments for the season are Used? No* the unprogressive, re’ young ntnn anxious .t o succeed Is: build and equip nnd idnn nnd make sections. now approaching 7,000 cant with ex­ tailor, for he’s rather sell a few colil- "peml yoirr miSney—on yourself; get] provision for the cohung o f the people Mure Utah this, in the majority of storage egga as "fresh" ut a leg price all the expe» fatten you can. Don’ t try frouv every pnrt o f the country nnd towns ni,*l cities 1plhns havu befit press shipments of small consignniints of fancy fruit excluded in the foreign countries. It Was no duuht •than a lot of cold-storage eggs for to save jncncy and be a miser." made for *pecialfaut*door sports.* mm* count A general but careful quest of Knowledge and experience ure only to be expected that tourists 'STT.RI.ING PAINT, t i n GALLON “ storage" at a small price. Not the petitions and contests. Routing, hunt­ fane;/ m il i* being conducted ‘ by AFTER BEING THINNED'WITH PURE LDUEED 0 H » consumer, for he doesn't tljfnk o f him- working capital to an individual, just would find the climate o f Florida «!••- ing fishing, aqua tic- sports, musical those who have orders for holldsy FOR USE. xelf ns interested. 1 If n few egg ns surely ns money In the bonk. With II-ht'ul ami desire to come again features, sorinl undertakings, nil have trade, but ns « / rub'. |duns are well when reaching this favored spot $10,000 and no experience, tho aver­ speculators go broke consumers will received consideration, it has been In'd for thir jvirt o f the business. It ANALYSIS age man going into business for hnn- twenty Vl'!,rs OK1', hut they nlso difi* ■ never assemble to hold memorials, found that tile home folks no ier.r fa bcliryed that the fruit from Flor­ .PIGMENT ' ( So that .Rtemi to narrow it down «rIf is more apt tn go broke tlinn covered_n comparatively new section than Iho visitor*, ure Interested in ida will prove superior in quality for LEAD AND ZINC.•••••• *.«••»•*«»•*• AW “ jind were forced to put up with to . the cold-storage man and the nirke a success. every henlthfaV .reasonnblu amuse* |Hiin season tp any that* has ever left ASBESTINE >»••••• ..IS1 r~\' ninny inconveniences. farmer a* Interested parties Cold. I Knowledge nnd experience nrc even ■V{ * No ox cures need now be accepted by Itifilt enterprise. Qnce upon a tln o ',, 1,,. *iut4.. and is*ure to create even storage men recognize their perl! anil more" Important tlinn money. To get to visit -Florida meant to he katisfie.-t RU.ntor demand* throughout the sea* . i o o % Hie visitor* to Florida; they-can de­ are trying to do something about It, thtmiscorts money. wtlh the sunshine and (hit shelter and cm, LIQUID .. . -I.;, but .farmers generally may not have • Obviously, Ford is not suggesting mand nnd get anything in the way o f some food, Now Florida offers cmn-j j n tj,0 <,f the steady tone o f PURE LINSEED OIL, TURPENTINE accommodations and diversion and realised that they are nlsq. concerned thnt wo go out and fling our monay fort, health, pleasure. If luxury i* the citrus market and the price* that AND DRYER ................ .................... 100% Observe that comfort and pluasure that their fancy N ot that they would grieve about to the four winds. demanded it can lie furnished in rfmia m<) being of fared In Chicago, Florida Indicates, .nlmosf any whore in th ; he soys., spend It ON YOURSELF.. . arha^ happens to the cold-storage men, n ' the finest hotels o f the wilVld. in: BrowtT» hnvb forgotten that sonfa WE DO NOT BELIEVE PAINT CAN BE MADE BETTER AT ANT . fo r |je paid the farmet liPJe enough What to buy? Good books, education, r.tnto/ and the. varied opportunities Florida; if the visitor prefers n col mentlo nof Pacific coast competition PRICE, OR FROM ANY KNOWN MATERIALS. for enjoying a winter here are .such fo r hi* eggs—fifteen to twenty cent) travel that brings knowledge. ta-e, the accommodation ceil be fu f has been made in the past. There nrc n* to tempt those In moderate ctrcumFori! himself is 6D. He was nearly , a dozen In most cases-^tmt if those pished. Florida ia roady nud the'1pq indications that the Florida fruit OUR AGENTS. WILL DELIVER AT ABOVE PRICE, *0 R WB eggs arc not moved the farmer wilt, 40 befere he .beynn giving much rtance* ns fadl as the we'allhy for the guests are pouring in. *Th<> season j„ ,)r|n,, r n,iangored by thnt from k' 1 ' ' WILL DO SO. . . ’ ^ * •i th’ oueht to building up a fortune. Pre­ accommodations are uh varied as any- promises to. excel in every .detail nil pay through the nose nexl spring. other Rociions o f the.countn/| and the What can be done about it? Any­ viously to that, he had been busy— w h e e in the world nnd the family de­ oflicj Reasons,—Timcs-Unlon. superior quality o f both orange* hud thing that will Increase consumptiiSi. spending bid inmi«y experimenting siring to “ keep house" can secure.an grapefruit from this state is.dlseounl& G A Y P A I K T C O apartment, of nnv sife.an dfirlce, and Let’s spread the news that cold-rffir- and Increasing his fu n d-of informa­ ing the expensive advertising e'foot The. Latliea' Union o f ’the Congre­ enjoy the «ame climate and many of U A*ufA£m pw 4 nge eges should be cheap; that they tion.^ gational church wiH‘ hold their nn- being- made to assure sale o f the Vothe aamn 'privilege* n* hre necorderi He* didn't spend on foolish nmuse45 West Bay St. went Into storage at 211 to 26 cfant-i Jackioarillr, FU. Viflc const rhipment*. a dozen; and that if the retail price pjont, billiards, baseball betting, .rnis- Ihe millionaires who nro aide to have nunl bazaar and-cooked food Ralo-in rractically ovory packing house in ■is not right some greedy gouger is to injaclf and clothes beyondI hlx means. wonderful winter homes or suUcs nt the Mcisch building Time to be nri- Florida ‘ isopcrnting at tho present For Sale at Sanford; Florida, Ly the magnificent hotel*. blarney I^ l’s encourage the progres­ He investril his dollars in Increasing 2C2-6te time or in some cases are ready to nouncod Inter, Florida hn* come to be known ns | S / ^ F 0 R D NO VELTY W O R K S i sive- retailer to make "reasonable hi* iqeehiuiical knowledge, In develop­ .11 -■ begin work In a ew days. Tho rapid the*winter plnygroum) o f the Unittsl ing a definite campaign o f action in price* on eggs and help move thr crop. V. E. CoDer, Prop. lU vo the HccflM.^q your next Job ripening o f fruit umfar the favorable Farmers, ' Individually and through a certain industry,’ and in ncqulrng States nnd while^thl* doe* not imply weather conditions o ' the past week pf printing. AVe hnvo tho equfpmenl . . ' * •• their -various groups, might bring in the knowledge o f human nature neccs- n season o f .idleness or frivolity for . r • • T/ * . * \ S iWk"hw s g s k * L. . » ,. '■ r. • *■ , -4 ■ ■ -■ '>.-.-,'£4 ; \_x* ALL' CHILDREN 30c SANFORD FROM OTHER SANCTUMS TUESDAY, NOV. Just Received a Shipment o f | c . o o Don’t Guess * D on’t Take Chance* m �lin jn n ^ ^ H s s ' -‘ ■• - r 5B, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1922 LOVE TRAGEDY IS CAUSE OF INSANITY PURELY to t o ’ pt to to ‘to »n • Mrs. H. G. .Smith- and Mm. H. H. •2 c v d j Of Sanford’*-U «a «tm ' ,(,!* Professional Men. each ef Whom. In hie chose* pro■ fusion the Herald reeom- McCall left Tuesday for Green Cove Springs to attend the meeting o f the Federation of. Clubs. , Z iftfos Mat))*' Swope, of Stetson UnlVcfstty, who has boon at home- fo r a to to to to *» to week on account of sickness, returned to school Monday. ‘ ' m. mends to the people. ■ *» George A. DeCottes W. D. Dodd and Tiieodoro* Aulin narrowly’ escaped n serious accident Attorney-al-Lnw Thursday when the car they were rid­ ing 111 tufted over on the SnnfonJ-’ Orer Seminole County HauJc road. This steering wheel of the car I0P O R D *i* *•* *J' FLORIDA broke just as rlhey turned out into a heavy sand pile and Mr. Dodd war thrown nbout thirty feet hut was not FRED R. WILSON hurt nt nil. Mr. Aulin was under the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW car and had a few scratches bi4t .noth­ ing serious. . First National Bank Building Mlss'Mnble Swope, Mrs, 11. b / Mc­ SANFORD FLORIDA Call, 'Francis Swope and Woolsey Sturdivant wore visitors t ^ Rollins College last Thursday evening, Bcautifnl and Acncniplishod Girl Becoinos Insand as Result of Hopeless Love'. .. . New York.—County .(mice McMahon In llrooklyn heard n Blrnitga and mov­ ing tale of a young woman's ■IIMIliislonment In love, told by thii girl her­ self, llimigh the tragedy which' !ms come Into Ijer life has unhinged her mind and made It necessary to com­ mit her to an InstUutloa for the inimne. .Miss Vera Andfraon., twenty-seven. ,lf 1,n" ‘k|vn. >"tmy4 pretty, lilsldje rated, and an accomplished musician, was before Judge McMahon as the re- of other nntiorts, but resolutions of tho inlefnntionul federation o f trqdes union* adopted nt Rome had laid down jqirh ndVnnce terms that no associa­ tion could bo attempted. Devoted ns it has been to the general cause of _>*,s <* '.* * I*AOBT tain and thunderstorm forced him down an an islet In'the-Tigre River, where hia pique became mired in tho? soft-sand, causing hint to break ajpropeller. A passing launch from ! Iqultun. picked him up and earned the: ' j•im.If SAVINGS We Pay 4% Interest oh Savings Accofinls peayc, It was- declared, the American r.Banded aviator .to the isolated AhiaFodratlon of Labor could not seek lu'Zonzon port, where h« was givcj) n further suck a- cause Jin a .meeting I tremendous ovntioiy His flying time “ committed Jrt .pcivnneo to proposals' ftorfi -Chiclnyo up to tin* moment of not only lucking in cgnitn ctlve char ncter, but which may easily bo t»f themselves u most serious mennee to the enuse of freedom /’ ' Mr. Gompcrs| the -eight vice pVesidents o f the federation and Frank Morrison, its secrctnry, signed the communication, no identical copy of which was forwarded to the Ilritinh .trades union congress.' the accWenl war. also six hours, or a total of twelve hours from Lima. Any fntmer who uses this bank will‘find U» BUVAN ABWB DEFEAT OF StHP SUBSIDY RILKs • REACHES KEY WEST pledged to work for n better system o f market* ■> in g ;:nnd for every sound measure-thnt t will 1 'Mjf ’,-r * help him to get more money for, his labor, KEY WEST, Nov. 2.1.—“ The ship Subsidy bill ^fdinltld be fo badly de­ feated it will nevei bo hrohgbl rp tigaln,” declared William Jennings Bryan upon his arrlvril here today p-yjGI jg jj FARMERS TOLD TO fc\'I*ECT HARD TIMES from I.oa Angeles via the Bahama Canal, enioute to Mianti, his winter Toil -iii whnt way you think we might uk •j he helpful to YOU r/ght now. !.0 N d 6 n , N ov . 23.—“ Agriculture h,,aic- for nn stay, . ^'--4 bur­ cannot be made to nay nn^ longer In Tin* Commoner arrived here ii England-on the lines followed in the dened with parrots, birds and other past under present Conditions/’ said petit accumulated on his trip throtfghj Sir Arthur Boscawen in the last the Panama Cannl zone. He wns nr-| speecli he made n.n Minister o f Agri­ compnnlcd by Mis. Bryan, who hast culture* While.he was talking to the been spending several months visiting I * ’ '-S E R V I C E members o f the Farmers' llnion a b o u t her son, \Villfnm Jennings Brynr,, -PROGRESSSTR E N G TI1A,-delightful pound party was given mat were inevitably i* * jirartislng law in Los Angeles. the hard times that wore inevitabi CHELLE M AINES |to Rev. arid Mrs, L. E, Wright Fri­ winU‘r homo at in store Tor the majority of. th eH )Thl7 l^,ft tpr LAWYER . day night at the parsonage. Conch Premier Lloyd George handed in his Miami at 7;vO this evening. 1’tipr to his departure for tho Magic —Court Hotific ami enke were served and n most "cn-| resignation lothc King and Sir Ar­ jojnM o evening was spent. thur automatically became an «ix- City Mr. Bryan expressed himself ns desirous o f making several Trips j Mr. and. Mrs. C, i.. West left Tues­ Ministcr. to to to day by onto for. Jacksonville where to to to to Tils speech, ns he, admitted him­ through the state after Jah. 1, speak­ / r - I50Y YOUR-----n they will attend the fai'rthlt wick.* self, contained only “ cold comfort for ing." if Mr. llryifn, tourhing on prohibitlor.,.. those who had to get their livings Walter Carter, of Hollins College is Thanksgiving Cards, Rust Craft Hox Novel­ n n suliji'et described, ns “ near and dear from the land/* Some fnrmcral he g j home this week on account of- sick­ ties, Gifts of all Kinds, Dolls, and * ‘ prophesied, would; go under, atul to me," predicted it is here to stay ness. > ~ * K there would bo -acute distress In the and tlml by lOoO tho world would be The .soven months old briny 'of Mr. Greeting Booklets at • R country district" -before prosperity entirely prohibition. * “ You can sav and Mrs., G. Falno died Friday mornm f°1 IBQ (hat prohibition t* iicre to •could return. . ■Ing and was buried at Oviedo .ceme­ stay. Where it has been a failure n “ There tuny bo. a future for .the tery Frjday afternoon. M You can find the name of due to. the failure *to’ enforce, bighc,r: dairy farmers,’’ he said, “and live­ The frlrnds of It. E. French are Rl every ‘ lire Business Man 100 Block — — -— Magnolia Avenue •up officials lJeing "W ft." stock farming generally may be abli; glad to see him out after sevenll clitys M In Sanford In this Column to pay fnirly well in time*, but for thb ( <nfitiement to his room’ on account of H each day. ' , . t’.* arable furmera—.the corn growers—I HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. 22.— Wm. Illness, , , * can see only a gloomy outlook,” * Re­ Jciming* Btyatt, former secretary of.pisses Katherine Lawton and Maxm to to .to t o t o t o t o t o ferring 4n the Views o f one o f his rtntu, Mrs. Bryan, enmute from San Ine Young spent the week end with predecessors in office, he s:\id* '*Lord F/qiielsco to Miami, Fla., arrived thin their .sisters, Misses Elizabeth Law' \Vc’Jl. Dye For You Ailwyn pronbly was right' in thiliking morning, cm the Ecuador, but left IcG bon to n s t e a m p r e s s e r y ton and Catherine Young at Rollins tbiuftmich arable land will become medintjdv^lr hi* winter home .via Key CoHege. •Kent & McKee, Props, i-f U . that the rural districts will lie Wist without setting foot on Cuban .Messrs,'Seifrcy and Miller, of Loiig' Her Mind Was Shattered, CLEANING. DYEING. ALTERING 'ifin'dlntthl, nml that there will be soli. 'I lie delicate slate of Mrs. ivi'.nl„ have joined the Oviisio urchcs.■ PHONE FOR A DEM ONSTRATION ' Work etded for and delivered suit of fiicdlqil atllilavn* concerning misery among farmers and Bryan’s health and her anxiety to tru. , i. lu-r mental conUliImi, Authorized Hoover Dejiler plane 4G4-J--------- 314 West First fit. llirjr laborers." * * • reach Miami' as qoon n* possible The first d a yof the hunting season In diifl, somber loru’s, the young According to his own survey of mused the abandonment of.thelr plans proved unite successful, a number of woman tobl .lodge MeMiilmik stnie 0f n'^ricnllure, its future for spending a few days iu Havana., *we d e l iv e r THE ( lo o p s " turkeys, quail and squirrel having atmilt u yeiirugo sin* hud-fooilil lu-e— "feem(41 to He lt4 largo farms In fav­ Accorded every . facility by tlie ' st-lf failing In love with Ilie husband brought in,by the hunters. |Quick Service .Transfer been orable districts, cultivated ns chenplyt Cuban Goyerhiucn), -Cbioncl and .Mrs. of,her dearest girl friend. .Tho man Mr..and Mrs. fi. W, Swope, Francis -Phone 113 as possible, with patches of intensive-’ Ilryaig.wcr'c transferred dirertty front 112 M a g n o lia A v c n u e Storage Facilities Swope and'Mr*. 0 . 1’. Swope were vis- loved her.sIlo'ssliL and tho other worn ' 1y culkivated land. * the Kc tin dor to the Govero-ir Cobh an ktipwo f their'love. , If we please you, tell’ other*; If not, itors to DcLund Monday.'- • T“ “ What,can the government d o ? 'h e in .a government launch and eonThe man begged her to forget*tlmt ,• tell us. Phone 4D8 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark returned he was married and tly with him, she asked, "there are only two remedies— j iinue<rnn,ir voyage after cxehaugiUg home Saturday after an absence of said. Then i lte rwdized what a griev­ protection or subsidies.” (a few words with representatives of SANFORD several months visiting 'rotative* in ous wrong idle was doing to her friend. The farmers' showed plainly” which the American legation and Cuban Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama. She’ told the man their love must nf flic two reniolics they preferred j state departn\ifiit,' yih(». wore on hand Machine & Foundry Co. For the present they will be with their end, by cheering loudly the mention of to receive them CtDful-Machine and Boiler Works; daughter, Mrs. II. G, finMth. t«m> all thought i*f«ty h>vo from — 4 "protection/’ ntul greeting "subsidies” —T ------ t j : my mind/’ said Ml/a Anderson, "and Cjfodrj- Grinding; DeLuxe Platons; R. K. Kelsey entertained the Men’s J with vociferous cries of dissent. But ■ B n w «M K an aaH a M *a aaB B a«B B *a aM B H aa»a«n B B aH a B H a a *n n a a a n M n B H *B B a a a *a *«a ;a B *J ««»| i«*;> Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bands;. Crank Bililo cl asi of the Methodist -Sunday left only a Idaiik In Its place/’ ■BBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBnBBBnBBnBUBBBBBBBBnnBBBBKBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Judge Me.Mnhon knirneil front Sir Arthur, would -not allow the poor • • • * * (bafts ReturnedC2 school MiL'iilay night. The usual King's county hospital physician.* her farmers to chmfort'themselves with ■n round of jAscuasinq was enjoyed after tnlhil. is so shattered |hal,‘ sM’aiagh any false hopes. |• dl«* 1.’ a mined Glasses Designed which Mrs. Kelsey served -must de­ she was an expert umdclnn-nnd lingo"It. would bo dishonest to suggest," licious refreshments, - ,• Kt, s.he tiow cannot pjny the piano ex- he declared, “ that nt the present time McLaulin, Jr., Mrs. Dixon, of Crescent City,- is •cept discordantly, ftor can site read either remedy is practical. The ngrj— Opt D . — -,— Tr-ttrng"hLT 'sistrr,—Mntr~\)*7' l*.'"l ! cultural Interests Have n comparative- BB 1k-ticrlhiin: It as one of the saddest Bit j tliis week. Optician-Optometrist » come under Ids Judicial j *>’ '8n,nU‘ representation in thJ House BB case* ever I Bfl Mr. and Mr*. Lively spent Saturday: 512 East First Street Sanford, Fin. notice, the judge eoiiuiinied 3IU *'nf Commoha, which is pertlinncntly BB ! in Orlando. ' ' * • . ■ Anderson to King's Park asylum. urban iu character. The Government BB ... BB Mrs. \V. ft. Kimbrcl left Wednesday may adopt some |iallialives, but it.BB ELTON J. MOUGHTON for iVmce de Leon where she will vj.-vwill insist that agriculture must w o fk 'J g it .her daughter, Mrs. Tart for several out its own salvation dij, nil economic BB CONCEALED HIS IDpNTITY architect; BB lmsis," , Well..-. , ~ . RB .____ * ■ ' BB A fertam ymhng man -had nn nninzMlsfC* Ruth ami Eiitiiheth Yoying Room 7, Milter Bldg. BB * V J BB IANFOKD FLORIDA entertained a few of their friend* oh ingly largo mouth, whHh ho rtmtort- AMERICAN AVIATOR FLIES BB :IG inch Frjptch Ratine, nil colorH. Spec­ Friday night. .Games and dpnclng cd into nn all-pen'ftding smllo when­ BB "Yliisldu” ntul Moly O’Cropo, alj colore, OVER ANDES MOUNTAINS BB ial for 2 darn, yard . * wore participated in by the guests and ever he wished to' make a godd Im­ for, yard— . BB BB | SANTORD NOVELTY a most enjoyable evening was spent. pression. His sweetheart persuaded . LIMA, Peru., Oct. “ U g lily h\oil) — BB Mr. and Mrs. \V. J. Lawton, .Mr*. him to "ask father,” amid the youth What Is probably the most daring BB no WORKS W. P. Carter, Mr*. T. W.(-Lawton and was determined to show' himself to aviation feat yet recortlcd- In.. South BB C O L L E R , P ropWaller Garter were* Orlando visitor* good advantage. America is the flight by an American BB •".Mr. .leaks/’he began, stretching ¥ ClLIVH->t| from UIII Liilllll, aviator, Elmer U J.i J Fnuoejt, Limn, |■ i nU General SJiqp and Mill Monday. Mr*. W. M. IVriglit spent the week his principal, feature to tile utmost of to the Amazon a u-iS -i" qa nazon nott of Jquitos. F au geniality, “ I have come to nsk-for the * - /■ - 4- . x3ft » r, * Work gnd in Wildwood. __ • eett, who is attnehVd to the staff of J J * . • ’, * lianji of-J-our daughter. I—” Heavy KhnRJ, grey *a.nd brown mole, skin Mrs. O. «P. Swui»e was nbusiness the National nnl Aeronautic Company of BB j CONTRACTOR nnd R U D D E R Iu pieces Filot Curtain Not, white, ivory ;, and Corduroy. * Extra heavy quality, visitor to Sanford F rtoay.. * •’ • . “Just a snoRicnt,” interrupted the I'oru, left Lima in'il Curtiss “ Oriole” SS ami ecru. RoKtiliH* 50c value. Special ■ for, each— ,, ,., M17 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. • O. 1*. Swope is in Chicago on busi­ old gentlcinnn, mildly, “ woud you plane, in nn effort-to win a prize of for, yard— . ' * mind .dosing yotm’ mouth for n 'm o ness. / {5,000.00 for the first nirplane flight GILLON & FRY Mr. nnd Mr*. 0.’ (I. Wolcott and mopt till l scc'w ho.you nreY*’—Mcjl from this T'npitnl to'fquitos, offered ica) Record. ■ children visited Hanford Saturday. by the Peruvian Congress. The.flrst [ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Miss Wana Pope, of- Apopka, spent lap o f the flight wns fo ChicUgo, 400 Second sheets, only mile* north o f Lima. FhUccft made the week end with her aunt, Mfu. J. «'.*?. iiri - •r— : j WntlnghousB Lights and Appliance! b|. Thompson last week. 50e per 1.000, while they last, nt this distance in six hours, and landed New Lin* of Fixture* 'J \t safely on the arid’ plain* near that T. L. Mead, and Woolsey Sturdivant Herald ofilce. attended the Scout Musters meeting 123-Wcst First Street d ty , t 'r i in Orlando Thursday, Several weeks, were required to get A. F. of L. Not to (ha plane in condition for the second B. W . HERNDON Attend the Hague stage of the flight, Which was par­ HOME TQWN .CRITICISM Anti-War Meeting ticularly dangerous in the absence of INSURANCE AGENCY . v ______ air tnapg or any other guides.- IqulChauncey ,-Dcptw tells this one on tos moer thnn 500 miles from Chi (Hr Thr AMorl^lnl FrfHi) Melville E. Ingallk, who ns a railroad FIRE--------- AUTO----------BONDS WASHINGTON, Nov. 33.—An invi- clayo in n straight air line, and the president bad combined aand rehabil­ — ■— --------------------- ----------- ; itated several bankrupt lines. Ingalls |^ion to participate with the Inter- intervening country is ns wild as>can s. 0. Shinholser returned for a rest to the little Maine nnional Federation o f Trades Unions bo fqprid In South America* This re­ village where he was bom, aud nt tho ill n general labor nnti-war confer- gion ls*Tl vast tnngle o difficult inoun tain passes, cascades, and rapids un hot stove senate in the general store an old farmer said: “ Melville, they enco at he Hngue, December 10, was {jl th^ higlrt*tTBntffcs o f thtf^ Ahifch rejected yesterday by Presbyjif Sum I - r<j prinsed at nn elevation o f from •a n f o r i ^ FLORIDA dew tell that yer gettin' a salary o f t Gompcrs ami U\e oxecutive council of 16 0q0 to 17 000 feet. The Mnranon nigh on to $10,00# every ytnr.” In­ Kfvcr nl1t| jt* affluents, which flow «r galls, who was drawing several times the A merienn Federation of Imbor. FIXING THE KESI'ONSJHILITY To J. II, Thomas, of the Ilritish Inj0t0 the Amazon, have rut tremen' * lyTi-H that sum, admitted the ten thousand, bof organizations, who Is president fif (jOU!< t bnsms in tho. ranges o f : the * whereupon the old farmer observed "Din say the proprietor o f that the Intcrnatiopal federntloti, the Am­ Andeif,. down which swift, turbulent “ Well. that.Jcs khowa what luck an’ ‘ ^raer hotel robh^j y^u?” erican liathoriml n response' decJar- streams flow In th^lr course to tho HUY YOUR TOYS AND DOLLS EARLY AND HAVE THEM PUT' . W*i but I hpd some words with cheek will wi dew for n feller."—Boston " . « ! f iii ing tin; ur willingness ut Tuhor unions Atlantic! After that come tho,tropi13-V ’ * before I loft.” Globe. mSr ip tbe United States to commit them­ ehl lands leading up to die Amazon A W A Y FdR CHRISTMAS "I hope you talked to him straight Fm . ; r selves to any international general proper,; where Impenetrable jungles *A L L SET Irt>m the shoulder.” strike-or any declaration of wo>r, and swnpipy wastes, mnkc travel of I did. ! told him naturo was to whether offensive Ur no(, to renuticir,te apy kind difficult.' * » for thp poof scenery, but 1 hold ■,-’ *T’n\ thinking o f shooting my hus­ nationally, to, seek nationalization of It Was over such a country thnt Jl*? H-reonnlly rciponaiblo for the band nnd 1 want to retain you as my wealtii,” or to enter a galhcring-whcro Foucett had to fly when h« made his ' v .. and the frrub.”—Dlrminghnm lawyer." age-IIerald. .• "Ilut, my dear madam. Isn’t thirf a the trend of discussion had been set final "h op-off" from Chillago on In advance, tlctober 0 / ITa'tl his motor fnllod'RIm, ‘ £i2i=c — i tnthef unusual proceeding P ’ ."*"" '- down trace o aviator or plshe would .Originally it .had seemed possible, ^Second sheets, 8)4x11. only “ Why, no,’ indeed. I thought tho the'American Fed1-'cation li tter said, no ;» iJ prohnbiy'^Vcr been discovered. 50‘e ............ .. SATURDAY aim Pfr 1.000, while they last, nt next, thing to do fe u to ongage a for the Jabor*organizations of the A t it was, he « ahave FRIDAYn ,-f ' i -V V ' /; _ * : s forced to tyndAyMp JttnjS- o'fflcc. H lawyer, a s , I’ve . already/ had photoStates (o participate the only forty^minutes o f flying separ­ gi-npli* WKcn nna oruereu same.now ...... r T . in ■ — A driving ns b b b k b b b b i Tb«5 Herald delivered, 15c.per week. ,.p^ na; tVB<rmiiMiham Ago-Hcrt!d. ’ . \prepoMd-pence Amfcrenc^with uiMons ated,him ram hi* goal. SANFdRD; FLORTOA s “ SHOP E A R L Y ” BUSINESS DIRECTORY M I - L A D Y ?S SHOPPE M O O V m R ■ ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPERS PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. GET YOUR POST CARDS AT THE HERALD ay an ■ YOWELL SILKS $4.98 v. c. : nm c u r ta in £L 79c : ROYS’ SCHOOL. PANTS $1.50 . $2.00 , $2.50, 1 lot of silic and Serge Dresses for Friday and Saturday Sale, val­ ues up to $29.00. Special foi’r— $19.00 - $19.00 - $19.00 Contractor and Dailder All Wool Serges and Tric'otino, 16' to 44, extra good values at ?29.00 and $35.00. Special for two days only- $19.00 M a H H B iB iilH H $49.00 _ :_____ _— ;-------------- u—-------- -- --------------- ,/v -r r . - i_ -- - -- x $19.00 - - , . .‘ - .. • . '- -• - m:- • *: �i ^r/Fv?V i-?X:. i t a r e four •m Wig T i n : S A N F O I W T ) A l i,Y l l E H A I . n ; T i l l 'I t s D A Y , N O V I’ M HI L 2 3 , V022 --------------- — .....------ --------. ■i :—*t l WE WAVjT To Tacharge , hd *‘■ $19,185,2(5?*/q r pulionger fares and (01 Kt convcnlcijcc.v double gat:tF<’ > cw” **r «* H tm, w i. t o ' State. Federal Taxes GROUSE MAKES HEARTY M EAL youF battfcri#tC<)6r starter, c| 106 or. brick stroot. dv^rnl.le location. lhillinau berths. This d o c s . not in­ <~ tor and' ighftlon rsjuir dep4rl . . Reduced $2,034,993 clude . transportation cbairges ’ that Two Thoutaid Rose Betties in Ons —C, C. Cobh, P. O. IKx. «i -T AVhUer ffiestj in clmrgfl o f an expert. were prepaid in some other district; Dry Said to Bo Not a Menu Park, Fi». — \ L - a L ? 1 — "KXIDE’* BaUdry Scrvlo*.. Beyond Her Capacity, Cenccllstitins and Decrease* ^ l e c l i n i Even the tax’ and passenger fares paid RENT— Furnishc.l rooms, soutljBROS. Phono 648. Sanford, g FOR ......... , hy the thousands of tourists* earning % '! "* *• • Income and Ollier Assessment* cost earner' Elm ati<| f1l h "lrl>ct> Two thousand ruse liecllcs'.ln one here .from outside points are not Itlx Figure. • "05*3tp W A NTEU— $TCo6o I d "o'nce. LToaaltlMl Ada 4c u line. No. *1 August Schneider. day were, on,the ilieuu of a ben gmnsc HCcurity, Call nl Dill Hardwire taken into acufttmt. ad taken for- leas than. 23c. I which-iviw'expert Rented will) at Clark — W. I. Hughey. ' v ^ RENT— IIouscki*cp'Rp ' «Part"O f (he 3h|:|,njfi.no income dedhe“ Reduction* In Federal taxes whn-li and positively no classified 1 FOR university at .Worcester, Mass., and aoi-i2tp .m'ent. 719 Oak Avr. y tiors, J000,?(i2 is distrihutSd among nro effective for the current yenr, will WANTED—Team work. Itqulre'l ads charged to anyone. Cash I Which Prof, .llujiti Findlay told about «avc the taxpayers o f the Florida-d i« --21,001 *taxpayers with incomes of less In a lecture on "Useful Birds In Qur r OR RENT— Rooms and kitchenette. Hanson Shoe Shop. must accompany all order*. - 1 — Shirley Apartments opposite port trict .the enormous sum of $2,0.14,99:1, than $5,090, and $203,253 applies to Cardens and Orchards," given recently Const five words to a lino I . 1' 13-20-27, 28-tfc The at the New Turk. Ilotanlml gardens, arctlyding to n special survey o f the larger incomes .and surtaxes, and remit accordingly. .1 if/ice, upstairs. • W A NTK I>—About- four foot cancellations and decreases in tax licvt exemptions allowed head# o f Bronx park. .Professor Findlay, who FOR RENT— Unfurnidinl apartment m ofc.or less. Inquire llcnjan rates provided by-the Revenue Act of families and for dependents lit now 1s horticulturist In the department of Fcrtulsle Apartment!', HOj *E. First Store; ■ * 201j FOR SALK 1921, completed yesterday hy Internal f&jOl) and *W 0, which means nn in: agriculture tR Columbia university, has 190-tfc Street. spent several years In. -central New tYANED—A~chance to build created exemption for a married cou­ Revenue (.hdlcclor R, T. (I**row. FOR SALE—Chickens mtd furniture, York and the New England’ states new home before lumber getj nn.« "Thc*rcduclion in taxes for 1922 as ple with ogfl dependent o f $709, or a Studying the habits of birds- during 102Q Union Ave. 20C-titp FOR RENT— Furnished three furnished apartments. Phone higher. Plana and estimates fun saving of *2 8 ., provided by the Revenue A tl of 1921 tax..-n rrnrsALE Rug, a ixo 9x12, good con* 371 -W. . - , ,, - , . the nesting season ______ cd.—Sanford Novelty Works. ]g _______ "tll-lOtp .is approximately ns follows: n,o survey strewed the fact " ' ^ [ - - n o ' ' b . i s 'p)e,to»r11,du-d some 200 dltion. Phone 4-15-W. ■ 2pa*2tp WANTED TU ItkNK.PernTJf^n FOR RENT—Obo bed 7n«.m anti kltclt the relief afforded by the decreased j idrds liithelrrmtu.nl haunts, and from Income T h x _______ 015.0(1 Pcrmane FOR S A L E —Nltc three-quarter m e 11 taxation affects'every person in the these photographs bus devejoped on furnished, price |I5 per month.. or -1 room unfurnfahed npartn. Transportation‘ T u x ___ 17,410.00 a . 4-string double bass yi«L in gtmd Apply to Mrs. II. D. fhirant at Lake flat or house, desirable location, Sales and Luxury T a x ,. Ot/iliiLOO Flo-idn .Diptrb t who travels, pays for slides 'whirl, lie bus colored with Japiopa order. Address "C. II. S,," Taro of Mary. A v* IM-tfc dress *'F. S." care Herald dffire, “ While the transportation, - sales freight, * Bandit nn express package, nneso transparent dyes. The birds Herald. 208 3tp range from the tiny humming bird to t buys n Pullman berth, tabes a drink ford, Fla. jjj. and luxury tax cancellations became FOR RENT—Three dcsfrable fur* the great eagles photographed near l - W S A T E art EJCCIfAN'CE for o effective January 1st o f Inst year, the o f soda- water, or who has a taxable nished rooms for "housekeeping. Oneida lake, ,ln his lecture, Professor GAY CRETONNES FOR LITTLE LOST smaller ear, 7-imssenger Packnrd.-Income tax reductions covers 1921 tys fnrpme. In ythur words, the relief Vlmlltiy showed some of our most de­ • . FROCKS Pkdno S4S-W -before 8 nr 'm ., after srffftrdtsd reaches nil cln sses.Frcd R. Wilson. Car at Willlnni5,'GaLoJiT—Octagon shapp<| gold 1 well as 1922 n^id thereafter; structive Inscctu and tlielr particular 6 p. m. 201 -Rif There is nothing rn shrart, for little fago. "Although the Florida office faces bird focf,. showing plainly .which spe­ 197-tfc ’“ At: outstanding ft-Muro of the re. watch, black ribbon band. |;r¥ mnids’ (rucks this scaion ns cotton port is the fact that during the four n tax reduction o f more than tw'o mil- cies help to keep o\ir plants, and 'tree* f-ixuigc trimmed‘ with rrelnnnc~)ust , SEVERAL HOUSES for idle, llouw WANTED • . — Ruba W illiam s, phone 228 like the things one sce-i for grown-ups. years the transportation, tax was op.- Ilntl dfiljnrs annually, Collector Ger- from being destroyed by Insect foes. 20tJ for- rent. See Thigpen. ,90-tfc WANTFD—KuiieeintOfukiiry of * or- ford, Fla. To the left isa slip-on in tangerine * The lien grouse, who was proved to . eratlve, the Florldu district paid to ow declared that the total collections W o 6 n F o r S A L K -$ « ,; o n cord. , ange grove. jCan give reference., color. The cretonne Is used for collar, Uncle Sam $7.gll,231.-l5. In transpor­ for the coming fisenPyanr will not be bnye made away, .with 2.090 rose Please arrange to pay cashi on dc Address E. W. Collier, itoutc fi, LaurThe Hcrhld, Ybe per week, dclive ruffs,-pocket and Kind’on-lift:'skirt, beetles In one day, lie used nk nn lb tation and miscellaneous rales taxes materially affected. JIo . predicted TheHlre-M has long shoulders. Medium livery, and.specify the kind nf wood cnV, S. G. Join the throng* of readerv. | TtOt-Cfp that the marked expansion in every lustration* of 'the ecooomle value of W*e requires l*-g yards ,36-incll f|xfngcr' divided us follows: ~ S (Mine Idrds In the destruction o f In­ and ? j yanl cretonne-. wanted-, when placing your ohlcr.—F. Freight' and cxpreH8.—f9.Hj{20.11 elnsa o f business In the Florida I lls -j sect pests,. HiC ife When one wishes to add bloomers S. V ftnay, Passenger and ^’ullmarr. 634,821,52 trict will furnish ‘sufficient new taxes m that are ttiniuUil, to harmonirc with FOR SAJ.E—C melody saxophone ' Miscellaneous sales u . ; 0 11,689.62 'oeasily flblo)h the two millions the dre-a, a jvtUcrn lc » conspicuous _ WHERE ALL SPEED IS ALIKE istiscd •good ns new. |120 takes it, half for the d^roratlnn. NosuKlutd "This means thnt^in the Inst four wiped ^ ' put by *In* last revenue ml. color*, though, l’ccnu-so the tail ging- cas!i, balance $10 per month. R. J. years $50,340,949 was expended in. theLight, Electricity, X-Rays, and Magnus Holly, HerAld Office. % h.im to the- riijht is trimmed with hinds 170-6tp Ilnvc the Hernld alu your next Job . nstlc Storms Declared to Move Florida district fo r trnnspoVtnilnn ’of cretonne-ui which green and rrd FOR KALE—Roomy -cottage with lorm blocks on a Kickgriimul o(, dark cbnrgc^ alone- Of this amount $31,- of printing. We- have tho equipment with Equal Velocity. Jlt*’ hath and LiVlic _sItcciiciI porch, gn10i),080 was for freight charges, and to do nil kinds of job printing. T lm flii the radium rays we hnve mr iguige iuwI •v»cllcnt,-corrt4r intr^WIthllt . . . . . . ------y l iv- —rza - r r j: liiilh-:i||on o f ’ a new nnd iiiysti*rPuis .Lhreb blocks o f-hlglv schuyl ami south trimming, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B ia R a a a a n a E n n B a n a n R n x B B x n xa a a a a n U B x a a iiB H a a a a a a a w o rld of energy, we find what* seems . Confidence, ns applied to business, is the same Piftt Model: . Pictorial Review side school in rapidly growing section.’ “ ■ K :m linnrewlve lestlmoriyJii llii'- lnw of -Uhthl's Ihess-Nq.-HWU, Sieaf.'^fo 6 No railrohrls to cross to ycach apy ~as failh*7n Hie'f t i-ld.br rctfghVii. jvars. Price, .it) cents. 1- 2 velocity* governing these in common Confidence in the good intentions o f each othcq; Second Mclclr Ibt-sa' No. 9865, school. Easy terms. Apply "ut rcsi with other recently discovered pfienmoStreet hcfnrq KunSires, 1 to 4 years. Price, 30 cento, t ih nro, 2 (lrr confidence in the ability of another to fu lfill prom­ enu. "tine ilednlle tliftig we do kni»w," day or nddresx hi. 15. Gifford, Sanford, siys Professor 8<xhly, Writllik «»f tin* ises; confidente in the soundness o f the community, .ejlu-r, "iiiiuuly, the velocity;at which Fla., general delivery ony time. ’ — th ese are the things upon which business is basedIiilliteticeH nre transmitted, Jf lx 'IH.V ONLY LITTLE SON NOW LEFT i’ ' * * ' . 2(W>-2tp , *'• • A n d tliM applies with double force to the bank­ (XfO mill's per secotid, the spCNWl of I'Olt KALE—5 passenger 1918 31axing bukinr-e. 'The customer’s eonfidctico in^ the light. Sic*far as vve ye.t know, all In- Father, Mother and Baby Meet Death w’ell in good running1condition. Adtllienees that are trnnsiultteib hy the strength and integrity of the hank; nnd the hank's by Drowning In California - dress "C. H. K.," care of Herald. •tlier travt'l at tills oup delllllte velt*cRiver. eonflilence in the character and good intentions of its ’• . * 29f>^ltp Ity. Nut .only light, hut also the custom ers, are th e factors upon which this Institu­ electro-niMgiietie pidlntl<ms femployeij VKslln, Gal.—That Sir.* and Mr*. FOR KALE— Hosier and Gays’ paints] tion ion is found'd. In Avlreless telegraphy, the Jnagm-tle Ih>y K. Illglilntiil ami their Infant ; nnd varnishes at Sanford' Novelty ( 3 storms, us they - an- termed, which . . cMlil. o f Los Angeles, Imjl been Works, Sanford agents 183-tfc reach u* from Hie *un. nnd also ns w e • l l n, Ilt Thres* Rivers. 30 mile* 1 _ hetleve, the X-ray*, travel tliroilg'h tlu-j east «if In-re, wax lUsrJtiseil when pass-' t-ARMERK— You can get sce.1 beo -j-t ether at till* one rh'llnlte speed." T hot | >Ihg mqlttrlM* o^M*rved tl hoy of three J fram**^ and irfigntiorf plu^s at the Ifg g g H m m B B S |iih-iI ts^In nil these e^*i-s tin.- same Isj years Jdnyfng alene In an mitomohlle. Sanford Novelty Works. lOO-'tf.' 11 |t HUgge*flve- o f a roiniimn soiirye nnd They asked him where bIS mother FOR SALE- ■10 acres ____ in Imngwood. .founlnin betid, nnd nno ts eiiilm|iU-»i»-«l Paily Fashion Hint ADS In (lie t<9ppo.slilmiv that brilllid unci within fin* nmlcfiul cyaU 'lii.'fRh ivh k li w o an- fimrilhtr I* it sitidhf and InlhiRely inu’rvi-htiiN world from which the tiiilv i'ifc iiw know K f«ol nnd susialneil, nnd which use* Hie lig h t—sw ift-iindUInttons o f the i-tlifr— n* tile cn iT ylu gi tiLvnt o f IN varied Inthienccs.—Clinrlv* htlUit'l In thl* North Atnerlcuii Review. Wonderful Auditorium with unsurpassed ■ floors, poors open at 2:E10 p. in. till midnight. ; Sinfcinp: (jy M.LSS .Kva Grace Warner, accpni- 5 panied by her mother. Tie eating contest and 3 5 other attract iona. Music by Fred Harvey’s 5 ’ ■ famous bantl in the evening. Aut o bus s * 3 leaves Valdez ITotc^vSanford, hourly. 3 COMM (JNK, COMK Abb! GOOD TIME PROMISED • ■ nBMgBMHHgHBBnBBaanBBItBCBBaBaaBBBBBHBaHniaKBaaaBaMHB Tool Straighten* Nall*. Even bent wire halls arc being sal­ vaged from the. waste piles In* Ger­ many and- restored to Usefulness hy( tneams of nn Ingenious null straighten er 1lint limy-he-fastened :tii the* work­ bench. The^h-iKe 1* de»crlhcd In the I’opuhir'Kdeiice Monthly. , l ilitged lo one end TTT flie end Iron hnne In u long lever with a handle. A few linlie* from the fiip-mm o f tjte |e\er nil Iron rod Ik hinged, mul b> till* I-* iiflnehed a elaw wlileh grip* Ho* bead of the tiyil to bo *tciltgll|«ned. ,'Phe null I* plaeed tylth Its head In Iiit* hint pf the claw nnd tvlfh It* hoily br|um-n the Jatvs o f n tilnplghleiilng, die wlileh l* operiHcll hy n lever. The Jaws firmly gylp the body nf the null, nnd when the lung .lever l*»driiwn buck - tin* nail I* pulled through* the i '.m 1 of the die end effectively straight* rned. Indian Haa Remarkable Memory. i wits. •in the water." he replied. •’I biddy In wnlor; Irshj- An whti-r” t * 7 Eh corner o f Grovti ’mul Orange, ave- 2 , a |Iu:eK S ‘ o uU’ £ -4 uf. N Further questioning disclosed that L* See, 26, Twp.-20, Itnngo 29.^ lhos, tin- baby Mid fallen Into thp Kawouli J. Ilaxter. , JI-2-lm o. First National Bank A C O M M U N IT Y U U IL D E R 3 river. The frightened niuiher ^ ? ^ | h^ *P R R SEE i P f o R KALE -I have F. P. FORSTER. President R. F. WII1TNRR, Crthltr In to save the child. I nable to atvlm,; ■- s . _ She cried <or help and tho father. w»„V- « surplon t.f do-lh*. of Ruby-King ■ UKB KaBanBBBBMBSaMD■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ KaElBBIBHBXBBlifeBBBHBSII \v1\h 1 working on Ilia automobile, pepper /e c d ' wived by myself out of. Jumped In, In on -gfTort to save Id*!thy very Injst New Jersey tsldck. $2.73. tyife'Jind child. , Tin-hodh-H of ^lr. and jmr lb. Address, E Grolheii, l>.mln, Mr*, liighliinil were rei-uveml. Fla. 198-lfe / Preferred Death to Removing Wedding Gown ---- A — wenRhy—-widower—named--- Kriiuss, '!>/ llregenx, Austria, wax a limit to-give Ids tw enly-yetifodd ilnuctiter In ninrrlnge to n fnni«*r An-lrhili olllcer. The father hail iiuide eliihorafe prepurulloii* for lit.* ciWelliifny, hilt when he suw the girl's bepullful wedding dn-sx he tloclnred. llt.wns ctit tm: low and he would not permit her to enter the church "half fliikrd." He locked'her In the rooin'unttl she decided to clm'ligo to mud herdress. Later, the father heard n .revoh-er slnit, mid found ld*-«lnttrte' ter I; Ins across the iicdi still clad In hoi- bridal dress. The tmd*l n-liuHve memory In; America 1* said to heintig to it niiflvc Indian of the YnkRtm tribe. IllMosquito Bits Kills Young,Baby. briiln cell* rogtslewevrfrytlling lie set's or. hears. Atlnmlc City, N. ,J.-rT«'» days after I Hiring the war he served, will: tho •shu- was, bitten by u miMU|u|to, Jeunarmy In Frnnce, and wa* of much null'd Hrown, nine mouths old. djed In u The vnliic In carrying long messages, oK - hospital o f spinal meningitis. se n ln g positImis, or cheeking sup- disease war curried,lo Jhe lathy hy the ‘ pile's,, nm'rtllng to nn Indian bureau mosquito, pIiyAclans believe. 'i report. WliPti la* Whs hi camp’ In THE GROWTH OF -FpR S A L E ^-U j ton Rcpnhlic truck • In gooil condition. New Goodyear Cord tires on rear ‘\vheelA-*W, P. Wnde, H 6 ‘ Ea*t Rich Ave, DeLnml, Fin. » 202-Up T T itr^ .A t r r r ri hvr /T flT FrenTir Ave.* "• • 203-3tp F»tlt KALE -.Houstdud 1 Photic 99. furniture 203-dtp 'J’ Le I’t o p l f s Rank o f S a n fo rd b eliev e? •I 1ml tin* g r o w t h o f ih o d e p o a ilo r la rgely in flu e m e a t h e g ro w th o f tho b a n k . Plano, gixyi K IR ' .KALE —Upright condition; for $190 cash. Address . 201-tUp Box 362. * . close in. • It invites Hie i>cdple lo lirinir • their huaiiu'SH’hcfe, irrespective of the aipount ;tlie j *.»nay->vjsh to dt’Mosil. * ' * Inquhc 200 Park Ave‘Uo.TWp •’ , nue. fFtlii KALE*^'Tievroiet louring car. | Will HelJ at n real bargain. Seal Wilson AJotor Co.,a First slrect mid, Knnforil Av*^, 201-dtp .T h e sa m e .cou rtebu p Irea tm on t b e tx ie n d e d lo all, w h e th e r th e ir cou n t. m n y *b e lnrtfc y r small. F O I T s A lj: Vive tiHim bungalow on exceptionally easy t«Tin« pr will j rent.— A. P. Connelly A Sons. 205-tfc.j PEOPLES BANK O f SANFORD thle. FOR’ KALE- To settle er-ltite,-seveni passenger Cadillac, fin e’ condition; j new-lire*, $1*00.— I1. E. {ilone, Orange (lily. / 206. 6lp| *. . . i i' - Liq h h v e ig h t DETACHABLE MOTORS FOR WA’lTERCRAFT S PEN D a glorious day in the out-o’-doord -with:family and friends in an open boat find tho you off -=* Evinrudo ...... mm*-breezing, across th£ w ater to Pleasure Island/ F o r family picnics, hunting, fishing and camping trips, week-end outings —’you’ll need an EvinrudQ. It does all the w o r k no tedious rowing to spoil your plensure. Quickly attached to uny rowboat or canoe. ’ Easy to operate. You can’ own . an Evinrude for oply $10 a year— ask us how. LKK BROTHERS , • . **onhl rail off, a regimentul roster nnd rn til log lie evt-r.v Item . o f i-qnl|irfieiit without any note or memorandum. On, orio’ oecnMon,* after maktug’ n full re-. Itort o f observations to the extent nf n thousand Hems-or'more, he repeatmi the full text of tl lecture he Imil -heard the night la-fore. Tjlls-WOR' In the presence of the lecturer himself nnd was pronounced perfeet. lin and wo in Vienna and Budapest." “ fh o enemy ought to have been Boy Found Treasure Trove. throttled/* the premier Is ’quoted ns A kettle o f gold ha* been fmirttl on saying. "Now you roatlxe thnt you a mountain by a French sclinolhtiy who left Chamhery Intending to ns- hayo HtHe chance o f getting your duo ee.tiLMount Diane, l ie had no guide nnd you arc disappointed. Germany and toi food, and did not even carry is resolved not to 'pay. In addition the traditional nljH-nstnck. After half she is threatening for you and- threat­ nn hour's climbing lie came aero** n ening for u>, tho Teutonic flood is at Kettle. Looking Into It he found 183 our gates. fThe Tyrpll is hut a geo­ gold piece* .dated 1109 nnd lieiiTlllg Die graphical definition." arms o f the house o f -Savoy. •Intme* M. Mussolini urged fascism for illnirly the J‘ounrr \votilcl-he ntouiu tiilueer nlmnitoiieJ Is itriijected climb Belgium; ’ Franco, Italy .. and Grant Br i t ai n t*» defend western .culture ■nntl bMik Id* find to (lie police. against Germany and soviet Russia. New Arrangement. L'-J—J__ 1 He. was h conlraclor 'ami' after •building nine houses on Hie same plan, blue print* wore, of no a*on*»*-| qnonet- to,him. The truth house was. well under way tlgfore he gave much iiticiition to the details. I8*>iiney,ed the structure nnd was- asbmlSacil to find that Vi fireplace bud Ih-cii luilR In flu* kitchen. Illy other houses had qll fnctxl Hie west* This oat meed the east.- • '.F L O R ID A Get your office supplies, atattonery and Post Card*, at the Ilarald office. ■-i *-■ . A. C. L. Dray Track Nekt* * Office - — ,»— *— * i ■ • ■ » ■- FOR SALK-—Or will accept rt light Inuring car or Ford truck.in R0<J'/ condition, ns part payment on my Steams-Knlght touring car, having standard equipment, Include! with car are spot-light; stop-light; one ex, trn,•new'tiro and'rim and new Ualffornia winter top which is tmw on. This enr will be a dandy f^r .4<)me one who cap use it and enn lie seen at 018 Mcllonvlllc Ave. G. E.. Atkinson, oiyper. ’ . * 20fl-3tp . .fr n jic — A T -* - ROUTH BAKERY SANFORD .MARBLJG & GRANITE WORKS : J O H N GOVE, Proprietor ’ .aiaw . B, v f EMETE« Y WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Weal FlraV Street HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING Wc use nothing but the best material; all - -. work done by expert \yorkmen;.. w AUTO PAINT SHOP 7 room. 411 204-Gtp K _ 1818. W«t'First 88*^ -U : -s . FOR RENT— Completely furnished rhouic, 6 rooms nnd bnfhj modern — .- . Next to Princess Theatre FOR RENT FOR RENT— Furnished Park Ave. I Sanford, Florida FOR KALE— Modern Bungalow, four rooms „ and bulb, garage and ce­ ment sidewalk, 1103 Oak Ave. 205*3111 FOR SALE—The best bargain In used Ford coupe’ runs like new, looks like .now and as good ns new. Alsu new Diamond cord tiros. Easy terms. Price J115.— Sanford Ilulck Co. 203-2U- f-Z.-j, , FARM FOR SALFT At .Moproe, Fla.,} 121i acres with 7 cultivated/ Two good wells, and' luirn, good location, good land. Opposite new school hrrjso. SHOULD HAVE f i n i s h e d ■‘•On same -street, as the building lots. ' *<N^* / — Address Mrs. E. E. Osteen, Lajce PARIS, Nov, 23.— Henito Jlnssolinl, Monroe, Fla., P, O, Box 64. 206r3tp the Italian premier,‘ in an Interview with Die Lausanne 'correspondent ' o f FOR SALE—5 acre farm on paved road, Reasonable. Terms. Inquire Le Matin, <ahl thnt the allies should D. C. Howard. 206-3 tp have finished the war, “ you in Ber­ Standard and • ■ • Bros. Dept. Garage Building 3 • ! {' �’ .ItLL fU E B A N F O R lO H E R A L D , ^ U H S P A Y >;N O V E M 1)E R 2 ^ 1 0 2 2 * t ;.:iP A G E t F. II. Black has iRirrhasgd a fo u f. A m eeting-of the Equalizing Board of th* City of Sanford, Florida, will arte tract of land that adjoins hW |>c held ‘at -the (J’jty Hall on the 27th day o f Nbvftrtiber, A. D. 1022, nt eight •b a s e b a l l •: GOLF 1 i place from J. U. JohnsJn. o’clock p. nt. at which meeting said Equalling -Board will hear nil claims and foot b a l l t / objcrtionsMa to the character of all mid improvement# to bo paid for in part j Fred lk'llf-vvho has been confined to >■ BOWLING bis home by. illness is able to be out/bby special «esscssmcnts(' nnd as provided for in the resolution hereinabove rcbasket b a l l , / TENNIS f'.’frcJ to. * „ • / again. ” • ,, t r a p s h o o t in g . . W itness‘ my band nji City (.'lerk a.id.tho Seal o f. thc City of Sanford, BOXING Born November 10th fo'.’ Mr. and CItAS. L. BRITT, Editor . Florida, on this the 16th day or November, A. U. 1D22. . ' 'j Mrs. 1). V. Warren a girl. . ( ' (SEAT ) ' L. R. PHILIPS, Born *N'ovi)nber 0th to Mr. nnd Mrs. . .City Clerk, Sanford,'Florida. * C. I*. Rabun, n boy,' w hi has been ll-lC-23-2tc h n n n mn n m ta fa fa fa fa given the irahic o f Charles Tolar. , fa Joo Wynne, son ,o f ,H r. and Mrs. fa fa R. T.‘ Wynne, of this plta’ c,- }isd n nar­ fa row escape from denth at .Salem, Ala., fa fa Iwhen his automobile .was'struck by a TO A 1.1. PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON ►a fa K. fa fa fa f a fa fa fa fa Itruin' and he was thrown out and his MAGNOLIA AVENUE: S. fa ^ machine Wrecked. Mr. Wynne was fa fa »a jb -fa fa »3 fa *. You arc hereby notified that on tho 12th day o f October, A. I). 1922 the ** knocked, unconscious but soon recov­ „ , . “ T T ~ t fIcnrv ,,ur(!o.t Since the war th ee have Wen several „ ,f thc ™ " w,n ov* r lh" City Commission o f Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary resolution pro­ ered. ills sjty ucas carried about one ‘ PT u rhL is b ll b o i l r« dlaputtHl tit’es. In J919 .................A V ^ V a " ' , y ," vvI , '900 P1"* t0 one blit viding for thc grndin^ nnd paving of Magnolia Avenue, from Tenth Street “ of the.Merchants c h a n t s bl* l0 thp t.flw lWf(.rlw, Wisconsin elcv-i'1' ],dur W,U 11 ^ e . f o r Chase A large crowd followed ‘ Charles ■huittlrc.l ynrils down the track. nntl C«. to gut out of the cellar? South to Central Street, with vitrified brick or othor hard surface-material. Ray through his five reels of rem ‘ . .■ U B (g j l,v n r,e Coach Zuppkrt o f IKi Tho total estimated cost o f caid improvement o f Magnolia Avenue Is |2H,pictures nt the Princess last' night, i f a ’ f a f a f a f a f a f a f a f a counters long enouith to jump nil over Ilinu!s l° *'** ™vc" t^iference The llcrnliL,wll| give a prize of n „ .100.00. ' * ' •’ Hot ary club and ineidciitty Ju n t,,d; pair of hand-painted toothpicks -for He is the popular kid with the San­ fa The assessments ‘ against thc vnrloua pieces o f property hereinafter detiro Lest answer. ford public. fa j scribed, abutting upon thc cunt, mplntcd improvement of said Magnolia Ave•°TW Mer'chtmUt, who haw on their M last y e ,r Iowa won fa nuo which have been tentatively determined by1 tho Assessor, covering the Ithr.ui) no players that have .fow led IS J tiUe .‘m « l'cf*«nL.go basts, wlth- •But it has been said that some of But "The Valley of Silent Men” fa ; proportion o f the expense of said improvement to bo Ivomc by thc respective in several years,.hnvo been f i g h t i n g , , ^ mi-eDi.g*( Imago, Wlwonsln, Ohio the Rotes would - rather hpvc the key will draw n record-breaking crowd to­ j jd<ces'of property herefriaftbr described, and the'estimated amount o f benosome to fume one’s cellar than lie Chumps. morrow night. 'what bne, might ■ R B »I fy __,...an.up-hill I___ * . j p. ,,|i. Woodward, o f Orlando, was fit which will ncc^iu? ‘to tho various'' pl«*e? fit property herolnafter'deacrlbed, nil season, but showed some signs of W’otider why • •f------out-of-town visitor Thursday. '.' UbuUin|rti|**n said-Magnolia Avimie, to be improved in the manner stated life Inst nicht. and alUiough pressed Hornsby Going It’s an giiver Curwood at»>ry end Mrs w ,, ^i0]«|er» and son' William,; #re ii* follows, to-wlt: hard all. the way through the three And did you notice that Perkins guy that l nuf-ccd. ^ C.i ;e visitors in town Friday.. ' , Amount o f Est. Benefit After “Babe’s” games, fouitht 1^ out until the Inst and JVarren Tyle.r—hoW they picket! Descriptioii {)( pf Property !*>operty Mr. nnd Mrs. Jphn Schumnn and Owner Heseription ’ Ancssment rto.Property fra inc. aml won over the It o ten bill 111 Scalp Ne.\t Season op ttpeed 'last ni^ht. < Showed ‘ real $IOU.OO The \ alley o f Silent Mon u ,11 Jre ,ln'o^hter Edith arrived’Thursday. Mr. i hiicrlilsn *N uH »,.lol JtUlk t , .daikhani P;'ark Heights 1 pflia. his makes tho first win tjf the Loiu,*so they dill. Men nt the Princess k rid.ty and Bas purchased property here. d. F. McClelland, l«ot J. Blk I), Murl.hatn Pi I’ark Heights 1U8.U7 (iliO.OO season for them( but since they see ft urkhum' I’ark urdny night. * . j Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ranger ami son Stcnza llaunuster, Lot .t, Plovk Ei Mar FORT WORTH, Tex., Nov. 22'.-' Warren told us about bin Uwi aifHeights: ran .be done they Intend to wade right. HoRorM Hornsby o f Fort Worth, Hr” ‘ 110.00 2.79.87 » i Ralph, also dohn Rahger, ill of Farmplications of liniment. ’ before V the iWL'k oo f f Dial’ real jngtbn Maine have arrived and will JT^* G* Stockton, lira., Lot tl, Block K, Markham Park ' through until they uro rerdgn x<4> a*; }u.mR>rpit champ!at; o f the major lea And then comes a week I* nn.tnt contenders. Chase & ( «,. w h o j - ^ ,,f imi wickler*' in the W h 'c but ive-can't account for Perk’.i program. We have had a pecp’ nt :t.| d *th*,. v in 'u .r hl,re; Heights .... , ... ....279.87 . 110.00 have also been bowling under the KaUon‘ j J UIIeW8 llv wi| ill oven WUrdT ' am! when*this program is announced , s DlnkeKand Miss Olive Dinkel J'* *'’• B*?Pvr. l ot -7. Black E, Markham Park Heights 498,!f7 * COO.O0, If__ *...III Ui.U iiirmtn, nfd . *" name handicap’ will l.» be Ithein opponent* ysiu’ll say it’a good. motored up:to Jacksonville on Sutur- C. P *'• Drumniond, b [it. Lot 0 and All 10, Blk. 12„ Tr. surpnss the .mhrk.Lof.dg fjiir-bnggers And the wise ’uiia say, "What tnotf' week, and it is predicted that he set this year and possibly beat ....... . aiLsr. 176.00 .■ / , , " * day to attend the fair and while there -* l‘- R--1 rafford’s Map Would lhone Merchant? have dorm to lb,we two chilw irUt pu t'u p a nasty tinho Ruth’s world ttleiml of .Till, h And there Is one good picture com- wj„ bp the ^ ' f Mt anj j|n«.Tf. K* D. Gifford, la.t C, Blk. 13, Tr. 2 ....— ...... 207.'J0 2501)0 If Henry l’unbm had been Ing to the Princess on ^-ireus night, f t Chapman at (hoir ,U)m, ' „ t Unknown, I.at 2. Block 11, T h 1 . , r, rap. even though the Merchants nfc ;sui(,f viait|ng here recently. j. \theU ‘ Riltcs l! ........ ................ 207.90 250.00 pii-dlcteil In .have n shade tin Letter ,Hornsby, , ____. . considered . . . oner of .u -T the h ire . laky ,in the cirrus in the nftcrppon, „ vc. The Sjiueial Assessir..ills-against the vnrioms ploCe*. riT property above ?ee the pictures that night nnd you’ll j given by the-Indies or described aro payable optionally, as follow s:' Either in full within thirty outlook. • , (greatest rightriiunilgd liutnncn of ullb -rhe Hotao-Chib.-bowling tn ^ h n u t t ^ - S f c r v l-cinTT ofTlOiL Moyle* (he Rotes—nrc^ saving their fny it was one perfect day o f untcr- ^ t-ivjc p ^ g ^ e on the iawn ai'tfu- '"days- after tin- .i^iplelioii of the work, or in* ten equal, installments,* wjth inio.vln.nl:< for the'seeipid’ half. Must (moment. nc poor form ns any team i n n on ,,atu,rs Jhi, y ^ ,r • .. . library, was quilb.a, sueress. ■. tere t at the rate o f eight per cent, per annum from tho date of thceomplelie, they haven’t shown any of them the alleys this reosbn, were no metch • ' . 7“ , , i" Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Dinkel .were T ion ?4ld.iniproveimnt. ' , * . ’ •• Hornsby declared that la- did not *• •for the Merchants last night, mid the shoot for home run* every time he so for in the first half. And. wait until yoA see w hit a %|J0j,:,|njp in ()r)u,ui0 Saturday. A meoting.of tlx* Equalizing Hoard of tlm City o f Sanford, Florida, will lie prediction* nre no\y,, that if those went to The plate, but. rather, aimed ;« the cards for Innksgivmg.nigh.. A j j, iipjpj, |,.ft Friday for Mobile, j held nt the City Hall.on life 27th day of November, A. D. 1922, at eight o’clock ’ 'Tls /nmorei) that 'Until Annum n regular Thnnkagiving Itotrs don’t 1 pjck up a step or two, get on base. 'giving spevmb( f,)r n fcw day* business trip. P- ni- llt which meeting.said Equalizing Board.will hear all claims nnd objecUtiing bis men distribute the fertilClune.fi Co., will bo, slipping Hu m the t’hnrlid Hartley, (Jtiy Braswell nnd tjons.as to the character o f nil said improvements to bo paid for in part by And of course4it will In* fallowedi r n: i « ’f tod,-IV. in order that he can save key - to their cellar ' before many!. :W * ,u,nlt T % hv n t ,,.., i , .. , |Charlie lledth alb brought in n turkey special assessments, npi| ua provided for in the resolution hereinabove referby -a swing lie^ developed ... Hus’ <•!f hi(( ..pi,p.; >vt tj K. Battle.fimtrl.t ihyPtlro Tire ycgnlar yr-gnlar log brainy nnd Sattirf • •' j the flist day o f the li’inting.M ason. red To, *' , , , unions, ‘ ' inolUhs .lii'fure the start Iasi aeavog. Tbeln fatmers want that game. idny feature. line of the.best games scheduled .on Oompitriag* (lie Litsebhll swing and ’ F. H. Rahil, of Orlainbi. officiated Witness my hand ir- City Clerk anil the Beal 'of the City o f Satiforil* b'lorl-, lliiit work is the one ,tonight between, the golf swing, be said that in ih at- rtie service hi-hl at Christ Church ; da, on thid the Kith day, of Novetnlx-r, A. I). 1922. .. o.i ’o i l you ft.rgel Ibe fai l lh.it All in nil, one log week next week. the Farmers ami Men's Ciiib: ' Both execution of bulb, concentration (SE A L) * - L. R. PHILIPS, ‘ Sunday afternoon. Father Peck, of tie o' * a foe! bull game here Satur lhe.se clubs are made up of goad bow'l- lieietsary. U.|ll 21-2lc . j City Clerk, Banford, Florida, Sanford, being unable to attend. day. Kanfbrd play Ft. Meade and Ka f a . fa fa fa fa fa iu fa fa ers pud tile Men's Cjub- defeat will Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent the weoh -11r-f --- .J i- going 1 luvvc a now* on 1 fa . i end mean the Farmers tilling'for sivoitn . . r|, . . « »;• » » end in Orlando the guest of Mrs. i\ • !.i t li.iiqis. >fa,. fa ,(„™.. (nt.tiui tiny ......-jSiki in. I rouble XVilh C, Maury and Miss .May Rind. fa ! ** u.niplish. lie bowling fans will findF l ’ C l l c h H o x i l l j A 1> 0 ( ] % 'Mri .and' Mrs. .d. If. Houston ajul Wilkoiisoli has Jos 'boys ) t;e fa ! a treat In store for tbtm at this game ,, ! Miss Mildreij -Houston, of Sanford, TO ALL'PERSONS IIKREINAFTF.U NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON , , , i i . ---------e>i'tkmg *.ur regular Ibis w.iyk.i I ary fa fa fa fa pa fa pa fa fa fa and a large erowd ot Qn-luokerr, arc .. .. , iwere out of.tow n visitors on- Bua' ELM AVKNBH: . /. *■ , , . , , PA RIB, Nov. € l. 'Battling t BiKi s v jji l);4yc Ktiatenune new tricks tin ---- ?T~ L 7 *. ’*»*, , .i rsqieeted-todje tH <otL limol. riRt to puglistie fame mMrw-d nnotn i MJ- on t’. yir opposition. You nre hereby notified that on the-12th day o f Ovtoher,* A. D. 1922, the. Mondfty, the "Btli, marked the openLast night's score was ns follows: Mrs whuffcr and dni!l'ltter, rr ‘setback yesterday whim bis lictm-aCity ( ‘ommimlon o f Sanford, Flbrnla, did adopt a jtrtdiminary re^dUtion proC Merchants Co f th . Ii ,’ e u nii o f the Turin‘*f lht* hunti,',f « “ MoW ,l" ‘l “ a il> 'Tice, went ... Jacksonville an Thuts Cf > ‘ %m,n “ ,OT “ Kl-.rulit di, adopt a prolimmary ro*dUUon pro,^'twas ea-icc-lled by the French Itoylm4' ' ,r KT , /J . ♦ , hi the day our ninmal# hied lienee A \,lwr„ C h a ffer will receive V“ h" K f“ r ,,u' ‘Tr!,,hnK ' K' v,Mir ,,{ I In' 'Vv,'n'" ‘ fr,,,’v Street, Sotith ) 2d 120 115 :w 1 .-rkius . federation. This action reinforced lb-1 a o f c ; . w i M l e ' h a t o BtcW-n and , h|> ^ ^ |launl8 - „ f th„ #hy ‘ ' * to Thi, tcenth Street j with vitrified hrick or other hard surface material. 165 125 :2i j 1 . I ll Rive ........... (nine raonBis' suspension, which Siki i ,llt' ,U" 1 " i,r r,‘" tpI1" 1. ...ball nimble -qairrel. timid deer and '. ‘ i ' Tht estimated cost of Hliwl improvement of Elnt Avenue i# f l ’J,Burdick .......115 I in i:n 3H8 i Ivio ♦ ^ ' 1. r > ■ x’"" -i nAn nti rectjved from the federation on No- till 900.09. others of the fei .80 122 3(5: fcatbr.y amlwo.dy tribe^ A T A ^ A C IU F IC K . . DORGfS Tyb-r .......,„ ,1 5 7 1v«*ml»er tub: — l - - The niwesjinicqts apninXt the varimm plec-rs-of property* herfihinfter de-' B.'Ji'ilalt *i2h n r bin '1591 When the suspension expires, lbDiana » wrath wan greaf- T ( ) l j|t |N (; ( A , {t $r>0 C A S H . S IX See wre e Horne dry says be will ly appeased for a rapid and fient- on '•tHUfliN ti t A H, Sail t ANI1. NI A K,,r|bed. nbutting upon the t at. mplntcd impnivenw-nt of #aTd Elm Avenue, ------!. Si-ncgalese, who has also been deyiri t - it Bj ' iS R ii>If*s ris oit) next .o'isiW ainughl of firing and killing rang ant’ K Q C A I j l*A^ H U N T S .— I’ . iV: O. which have been tentatively determined by, the, Aaacaaor, covering tho proporTotaN _______ I-'"! .,i-d of the lit It-. lie won from, Gimme* it oi det lip>y he get* that way. 200 -J fc ‘ tion of till- expense o f raid inlproveiueut to be borne byr the m qx’ctlve pieces o f echoed through ihe woi'nts nnd dell, M O T O R CO. Rotary |.Cnrpenller, most apply fo r’ a ’ new Ii~r ! property hereinafter described^niwllta estimated amount of th Ix-nefit which the livelong .day. Squirrels seem num­ llrnry . ~ ..... !t;i 120 128 H I Cense, wliicb the federation can reO ' .n o n e that's what Hornexb/ will in erne to the vajlyus pieces of property hereinafter described, nbutting erous nnd tnltny- pdyed lht; penalty. ONE KILLED.' ANOTHER 109 109 120 318 Bill ***%*ij«frMjTt Oise. The* license was roticellej by a ’ T'S, Babe” hadn’t raid so-yet.' upon said Klin Avenue to be imjiruvcd in the manner above stated are ns folSERIOUSLY INJURED IN Quail, thikigh. pluntiful, were not so 9B 118 HO Dens , ..... . . . 1 1 0 Vtito o f 12 to 2 upon clmrgiiA’ or val * i liivi i-M'dpTTitrc tirnrpm nyrwim ty rtr^- r.'nrrfHtr len'qip ingr'in'TrRrTnuritF inany. lmggcd. and- Lut'-ftiu: v-utuiur—L i i. litm u s ...J 2 Y. i i ? ___ ill am Amount of Est. Benefit !rtltluglltered. .One limn proudly#carried 139 151 H I .1|tt .spoQsnun. It,i.-j said that the f v d e .- j o v e r them-hnrn-rlorminjr t|ip*. Description of Property JCKSONVIhl.E, Nov. 21.— If. L .‘ Owner% Asessmcnt to Property homo ns histrnphy a large rattlesnake ntion is couSiilcriiif further at lion Pb-rev, of the Red Sox. mu* o f "i hapr" Ctaik, ti-o.i-sentative of i New York Seth Woodruff, l.o!:i 9 nnd 10, Block 5, Tier 0 I.VlA.OO |501.Urt gunned while hunting in a swamp 179- against S)ki. * Totals > « side-kiek*, is in for some ex'plaintng i Farmers are anxious concerning the iheiiiirnl firm, was instantly killed S. J. W. BrDsuit, F it ;:„iy i« k in. Tr. 120.00 298.44 ___________ _____ —l o Lntojis. * t lettuce crop. Some very fine lettuce and F. S. Behnell. proprietor of a J. S. Dinkel, Lot * , Block Id. Tr. 7 233.16 260.00 Slaiiding of the CliiL>» . 250.00 .... 233.15 ir rtamling in the fields waiting llie hVal nu-dieiiie institute, was seriously Unknown, f^it 8, Blotk 12, Tr. ii ...... .... Won Lost Pel. Landis Invesiigrating’ .SMUGGLING CHARGE AGAINST Unknown, Lot 9, Block 12, Tr. Gi,., ,rufFJTf *■*•■ 233.15 250.00 more favorable market^ while n great injured when the automobile in which y w ii 4 0 Congrcgatiimals ...... SIXTEEN IN FEDERAL COURT . tUe Barn Stormcrs and N. J. Duggar, Lot 2, Block 13, Tr. 7 .... ' 260:00 231.15 dial of the crop has gom; to seed. wor< ' ri,li"P l,,' t loa' 1 1 II • k.ODO, Men’s Club' ........ - ... i bOO.’OO 400.30 11, Allen has been busy the past w eek dverturndd about ax miles outsjdg Unknown, Lots 9 nnd It), B|oek II, Tr. 0^. .\kfrj 2 % '1 rarmera <11? I V . \MOfliilrd J,rc»«» I the city today. The ‘accmont oei-rfrPENSACOLA. Fla., Nov. 21.— The speutal n«.«i*r,sments ngauist the various pfeccs of property nbove deshipping .beam and getting a fancy] to 1221 CHICAGO, Nov. 21.— Replying Mprcbants ..... i . i Nnmcd in two Inilietmcnts alleging ■price. The celery crop {s iloing fairly n*d on the'ao-ealled Wnytross read. scribed nre payable optionally, as follows: Either In full within thirty day# 2122 repoit.i that two’ major Icagi'e bjiae-j Hot ary ........ .......... k 3 Bilinell tonight was -in a local bos- after the completion of the Work, or in ten equal* annual installments, with ineonsplraty to import Chinese aliens i well, though many are complaining of JHHI 1 all ^layers nn- .vtol;itiag_ th* rule re Cha$g (z. Co. ......... 0 4. pi tnI with poSsibly n.fractured skull,1terest nt the rate of eight per cent per annum from tho date of the comple* and liquor into* the- United States : rootknnt. — ------------------- • ! tin ding barnstorming bv. playing win, , ■ from Cuba, C. I’ . Moore, of Cre#t- ) ,Mps. J. T. Matthews, who whs taken and .sevj-ie bruises nm| ints ilx iu t; t|on o f said improvement, view^ former detective, and fifteen to the Fernnld-Laughton4hospital for "is he ad and body, lie was unable A 'meeting of the Equalizing Board o f the City of Snliford, Florida, will Western Conference ,,r * .W H H U __ started ycstrrday by Commissioner nt her# will he called Gw trial in fed­ blood-poisoning in the leg, has now re­ lo give a idear account of th" n.'ci ho held at the * ily Hall on the 27th day of November, A. D. 1922, nt Eight H o n o r s M a > l ie o lltll “ l.nnilin b|.nin hi** rctaro fioin the East. eral court here tomorrow. Those ilciit. Both men wvfc pinned berctiln o'clock p.^in.,at nhiehm'etjtlng said Equalizing Board will hear ijtl eluinis and . * (}(| | jy I ' l i r e t ^ f e i l l H S The players qre Bill Piervy, pitcher named nre said by officials .to In* covered sufficiently to be at.home. • > objections a# to the clinracter of all said improvements to be paid for in part j t his. Robertson, who underwent an the overturned ear. • * ’ ‘ • ‘ uf the Boston Red Box, and "Red members of .one o f the most system­ operation' fur appendicitis at the lios*| The two ^nton nre understood to j by special assessments, nnd fts priAuiled for in the resolution hereinabove re-CHICAGO/ NuV}-33.—Tilt! west?r:i. tlldliarn, tw irler of tin Detrgit Tig- atic smuggling .organizations ever bnve been en route to Dins mo re on furred to. . * . eonferencti football title, wort last year t r*. They/ aro alleged to have been brought to light in Florida. The trial pital hns recovered and is nt hpme. business Clark driving the car, From Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Beal uf the City-of Snuford, Flor­ J, L. Horn, of Empire; Ga., Is a liy Iowa* may nut lmvo nn owner thi* ininn hers of n club which played o n is expected to Inst several days.: . what eouln be learned the machine, ida, on this the ISth day of November, A. 1). 1922. •-. guest of Mr. and Mrs, L. B. Mnnn. year n# Mleldgan and Chleagti remain j L ’® Angeles last Sunday, tunning at a lively clip, struck u It «s probable/ according to hvw* (SE A L)“ . ,L ;R . PHILIPS; . W. T. Mnidding and family and W. Hnndl rock,in tin* road, wft* deflect­ 11-10-23-21c undefeated, nniT should the three >*iu; yers for the defense, that severances City Clerk, Hanford, Florida. C. McCall ami daughter,have removed |) IiN Y RIM N ST A T.EM KN T ed front jts course and became annext Saturday in tho season's final] M ILL would be asked'for some o f those in. * * to Currieville, Ga. ,, . ,, „ , „ . . manageable. The ear fell down a six games, the conference honors will be1 di-Jed. .The Government, however, Mr. nml Mnl. Snitp, ul Gflur^lu. have ■ tur„ „ , shared by the trio*. . i GHIQAGO, Nov. 23.- A P-potLfrom entertains hope of trying all defend­ m .> «l to Ih l. m l l o j i . Ito'ori! liirtiini; over. - Major John L. Griffith, commission-1Furl Worth, Tex., that Dick Kerr, ants at .once. • ' ;S lr, midspeeJ, of Sanford, has purMoore owner o f the auxiliary or of athletics In tho conference, nu former White Box pitcher, had Hiked ebasbd u tract of land on Munroo TO ALL PKRKONR HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON coum-ed hist ..night that thqre is no for reinstatement was denied nt tho schooner, Sucruas, nbnnnl which Ixith , FOURTH 8TIU5ET: stieet and ia erecting a bungalow. , |t, provision in tho rules fur a poM ncs-.jt-fflhj, of Commissiouer K. M. I (indis. liquor nnd celestials nre alleged to Mr. nnd Mrs. Conner nnd family n fiM I J R fib A I 5-UR. I I l i a IN Ytiu are du tuby notified Hint "U (hit 12th day o f October, A. I). 1022, thc s*m play-off and thut the rule limit- [ Kerr nfusod to play with the Chlcag > have been smuggled,‘ is named as the near Sanford, have moved to the plnce! H I2AL R A R (J A IN .— IL O. MO* City Coiumisfiion of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary resolution pro­ ing the -cqnfiiiehcfl teams to seven)club last •eastm nnd rast hlx lot with principal defendant, Hg_ was, o ffi­ m , T O R CD. 200-tTc viding for the grading nnd' pnv’irig o f Fsnirth S tm t from Sanford Avenue games would, prevent n deciding eon- a setiil-professional club here wbhb cials sny'.'thl4 mainspring of the . nl* o f Mr. Naugher. . . it : ‘ : _ ___ \ _____ • _____ ____________ West jo. Myrtlo Avrijue, with vitrified brick or other hard surface material. . * action placotl him on the incliirihlc list. leped ^ __ ____ operations. unlawfol Tho total estimated cost of raid improvement o f Fourth street is $12,090.00. 1 game next Saturday,' Bc.fojp he pan be rrinatutod, it Ivsajd, Thr ln,iictir)cnt's charge that tho In the. final The Asessmcnt* again*! the various pieces o f properly hereinafter de'ts Mihncsota, Gliivago Kerr will have to serve a year on the ^fnI1trnbnnd cilrpoes eitf'poc were brought Michigan meets a.-rihed,, abutting upon tbe contvijiphitcd improvement o f said Fourth Street J\ fpom Culm o ff the west Florida const "ill fnco \Vixcnnsiif, while NorthwciU, Inuctivo list. •HOPBRTY ON vvhiiji have boon tentatively-determined by the'Assessor, covering the proTO ALL PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING ' where Smaller and faster eraft took ern will furnish . Iowa's opposition portion o f the expense of said Improvement to be Itornc by the rest>cctive JHYRTLE AVENUE: \ DR. RALPH STEVFNH tin* rargo nhroml and .Innded it on You lire hereby notified tluA on tho 12th day uf October, A. D. 1922, the pieces o f praperty hereinafter deserllnsl, nnd the estimated amount uf the • , LIKES NEW PRESS the shores o f Choktnwhntchpo Bay in the southern pnrt o f Okaloosa county. City Coinintsslon of Sanford, Florida, dU| nclopt n preliminary reanlution-prct- benefit which will nrcitie tn the various .piecea of property hereinafter de-Tho aliens referred to are said tn Vidlng for the grading and paving of Myrtle Avenue from Fourth street South urilx-d, abutting upon iwiiil Fourth Street to lie improved in the manner abov* As this tamed# J«*ing jirlnted there Combination Offer , ii no more ihtore.de.l zpcctAtar than have been sniuggled through Apnlnehi- to .Thirteenth Street, with YBrifietl brirk or other bard surface material. The slated arc a# follow#, to-wit*. total'cstlmatod cost o f atiid lmj>rovt;ment of Myrtle Avenue (a $27,600. , ( rolo Inter where, by special arrange­ ,v Amount of F.st..RenefR M-lbs. Guaii. Su£iir$1.00 Dr. Ralph Stevens, Lho.has watched Tho Atwessntents against the vnric)us pieces of {troperty hereinafter de- Owner , Description o f Property Aaesement to Property the Daltly jferabU grow, from nn In ment o f the mcmlK’ rx* o f tho allegedMb. Bulk MitfdTea .50 fant ta its present r.ixc’ and he has i!- ring, they were eared Cor, Inter placed seribed, shutting u|»on the contenjplatcd improvement of said Myrtlo Avenue, It. W, Simms, Lot 16, Block J>, Tier 2 ^ $ tUO.Gl) - $175.00 The Kpcci«l zis csinient# against th<- various piece* of pruperty abuve d»v v.ayajtnd .faith in what it would be- aboard n- certain train, and accbm- which have been tentatively determined by tho Assessor, covering thc propor­ nnnird by one o f those to Philadel­ tion, o f the expense of said improvement (o bo borne by tho respective piece# scribed nre pnvuble optionally, as follows, either iu fuUa\fithln thirty ,50 lonu*' ir it had tho “ proper nient” r.q lie nouriuht d it tmhiy with i phia. Louie Ying, wealthy Chinese of of propurly hereinafter described, nnd the estimated amount of the Itenefit after tho completlort of tho work, or In ten etjUal unnuni inztallmenLs, wlU Tu^k<jya for Thanksgiv- two year’s kulau ription in advauco nL 'Philadelphia, Is said to.b e the pro-. .which will accrue to the various piece* o f propc-iiy hereinafter descriltcd, nbut- Interest at the rate o f eight per rent, per annum front thc date of tho com - ... ter watching Ihe Iqg now Duplex press orlctOr o ' the. iiiluml elrvoring house. tlsg upon said Myrtle Avenue to bo improved In the. manner above stated plclinn o f said improvement. . •* ing / . A meeting of the Equalizing, Board o f the City o f Sanford, Florida turn tiipru off over 5,0|)0 nn hour nil He Is understood to ho here for trial uro a# follows, to-wlt: and has with him, Henry Chu, Chi, Amount o f hbet. Benefit will Ik* heM nt the City Hail on the 27th d^ay of Novrntbor, A. I). 1922, a Potato, Shrimp and fohlerl nnd ready to, g<». ' Th?- genial nere lawycjr, o f Philndelnhla, who will Owner , Description of Properly ’ Aseasment to Property Eight u'Chuk p. m. at which meeting tq|id Equalizing. Board will bear nl doctor says that Spnford will grow • Chicken Salad Ije one incmher o f the defense’* array D. E. Beck«r, Lot 10, Block .0, Tier 6 .............. ..........$259.03 $290.00 claims and objections ns 16 the character o f all said improvements to bo pal rmv f niter than ever with IhP new o f counsel. Frank Brunson, I-ot 10, Block 14, Tier 163.87 , 200.00 for hi part hy special asnetunonU, and as provided for In the resolution her! Daily Herald nil fixed to fide. . i r MitiLi * • ‘ The xpeclal assessment* against thj) various piece* o f property above de­ l:iabuvo referred to. * .WltneA my hand as Oily Clerk and the seal o f the City o f San fori Coll 498, If you want that bagtfngo scribed arc payable, optionally, as follows: Either in full Within thirty days .Our. rum U to SERVE tho commun­ ity, not merely to have a job^-QUIGK looked after with despa tch.— QUICK after the completion o f the work, or in ten equal annual installments with In­ Florida, on lid* tho 15th day o f November; A . D. 1922.' terest at tho rate o f eight per cent per annum from date of thc completion of i (SE A L) L. R. PH ILIPS,. SERVICE TRANSFER. Phono 498. SERVICE TRANSFER, liH-Th-Frl-Sat. the said Improvements. * * City Clerk, Sanford, Florid ' ' ' •' 19J-Tlt-Frl-Sat » ^~Y v--s ~7Ty< h ip ' OF SPORTS MERCHANTS w in first game OF SEASON BY DEFEATING THE ' ROTES— COME OUT OF CELLAR CELERY SEED NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS FOR THE MOVIE FAN 5 : L0NGW00D NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. !<kV, NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS NOTICE ■ M H i OWNERS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 23, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/15927ba2d3f02b894b5245a9825b97fe.pdf ee0373ec36a236118e7805fe7a143d6e PDF Text Text T -• M; i iH' v o lu m e in* Iffiij i ~ ‘•Y\<V 1 LABOR PARTY LOSES j OPPOSITION T O U ’IIEMIER 101IIONAR LAW’S MOTION FOR GOVERNMENT . WOODS F I R E DOES DAMAGE CHEMICAL TESTS BIRMINGHAM ON F A M I L Y POISONED THOR. -PREPARES TO CHEMIST CANNOT TELL WHAT • CAUSED DEATH • YET CONTRACT. LET GROUND BROKEN NEW GOVERNMENT WILL SUE TO RECOVER ALL MONEY LAY TO REST WAR CANTONMENT WORK [♦ — OF THE EXPLOSION IN I)OL* -»fl bj'i* * ^1 • -If * VIEWS CONFLICT ON WISDOM OF THE SHIP BILL ALLEGED FRAUDS -SU IT S FOR RECOVERY WILL (II, The .\aaiirllitril IVr.<l HE DECIDED UPON JN OMITE MINE NUMBER 3 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 21.—State CAMPAIGN WEDNESDAY officials investigating the death of Irving Henderson and family of six a t Lancaster, in eunferunee lVeforc starting a c rid of chemical tests to* determino whether the fpmily w«B Of House for The Business of (he BURNED n .\(’K TWO Olt TllltKH poisoned or met death by enrhon mon- MATERIAIc.llBIRfi 'PLACED ON Burned by Explosion or Disabled AS PRESENTED TO HOUSE BY That Cnuftcd More Unfavorable Comment Than Any Other Hy, After Damp Are Government nt ThW' • KEPUULI&ANS AND DEMO­ oxille gas. The state chemist Indicat­ GROUND TODAY FOR NEW MILES FROM RAILWAY* . . Feature in World War \ Recovering ■'■ ' . Session ’ ‘ CRATIC SPEAKERS ed this morning that testa proliabiy HUII.DING * TRACKS ■would tnkfc' two days. <l»r T h e A u m Is I ' I l*w > BIRMINGHAM, Nov. ?«.—The ( H r T k r A . i o r l m r d 1^ * 1 ' • *. • ( H r T h e A a a o r l a l r * P r m l WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.— A t t l y T h e A nnirln lril P r e m ) The letting of the contract foY the " LONDON, Nor. 24.—'Ihe llret WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—Widely Ririninghnm district prepared to BALTIMORE, Nov. Cl.—Fire, srries of suits for recovery of. new Milnnc Theatre to R. J. Gillespie, dirDinn In the house of commons .lay lo rest the first of its eighty. conflicting views as to tho wisdom of Vvhcih broke out nt midnight in thu monies expended for eonstructloa the .samo contractor thnt is ju st fin­ which occurred thin, nfternoin four dead Hhtwc lives were snuff* wodil mtar Tow non -wan Mill InirnitiR dim-ting administration shipping hill of w*r eonlonment* has been de­ ishing the fiile »'<'w Meifch building on wm rarrlrd by the govcrnmrnl by cd out Wednesday by an Cxplotoday but Is-believed by fire fightorr. cided on as the next step on the were presented to the house by ReFirst street, wns news of vn&t import­ a majority of three vote* against • . * • sion of coni dust nt J)o1omlte tliat.tho'danger to dwcUingti pml other government's campaign against ance to tint many.Sanford people that publican nnd Democratic speaker*, lal.oritc opposition. The . vote * Mine’NuT 2, Woodward Iron Co. property has passed. # The flames, nllrgcd fraud* under war con­ followed labor opposition h» I’rent- which were runnirn: through the woods In Schemer to Defraud Stock Inves­ want n fine new theatre, but the news jtepresenfatlvp Lchlhark, Republican,TTTe dead belong to the district tracts.- The number of suit* to that the actual work hns commenced itr lionnr lmw*H mwllon that fhb ahd graves nfe being dug 'i n dielared the country would not have bordering the •Mnrj Ianti-lVnnsylvunia tors SrtmV Time Ago lie filed has not been definitely is hailed with delight. • government l>e empowered In ­ railroad burned.hark two- or tliree nearly every little cemetery in a merchant marine unless the plan ns derided upon but indefinite dotea The breaking of ground and'the a r­ take all time of hnuae for govDu* vicinity. Many miners burn­ (Hr Tlir An'.nrlotrd I’rfas) ' mile- from tracW.cand fur time rmlnnor noire separate actions are in proponed in pending bill wait ndnptcd. rival of the - m aterial fhns already Of'Al.A,' Nov. 21.—George 'Neville, rrnnirnt hualnpw thin session. ed by tlie explosion or disalilisl by ftcred the I»ij; tre tjea of the rotid anil prospect. • Erfc glia ted and Ahia-i'.flhtract. will bo com-. leRepresCntative Davis, UcmocVnt fatal nfter-dartfp declnrcd as soon n-large iitimln'-t* «*f iiittngr*;—---------- Of-Umwdluiu Indicted with Jeff Slwr- plcUd by, the 16th .of March, thorelq Unofficial estimates place the clan;d the tplminintration wns trying flin oil eluirges or using the mails to ns they are nlilc to resume work total will be nought in all raeovi to force the measure through congress defraud stock ipvcslorn through a assuring the theatre goers of Sanford thvy will return to the mine. cry suitn contemplated at more that (bey will lx* able to witness first elected when subsidy way not.ap issue. scheme said to have l>een formed in than $76,000,ODO in Ono ramp cost­ class performances .in a * first class Oealn. \vns ready’to go to New York niRMINGHAM, Nov. 21.- T h e ex­ ing fl3,00j),00b auditors said they • plosion in MiYii* No. H was decinred by for trial nt the December term of thontn* by the*first of April. have found Indication* that there There hns been n lot of dclny iit milling experts.to haVe been n freak, federal co u rt.it y a i r learned’ here the was an gxrens expenditure of trial hml licen postponed earlier this getting the ball ihto motion since litis nnd so far as .local records show, on­ $5,000,000. .* . .. . hnvc Das ISort E'luippnl Meat Market And week, when physicians reported Ne- proje t was first started, but.tlir.de-' jy |f- |W n| of |U killtl ,.vfr to . 5 . lay was for the stockholders benefit as f • t(lj, COBntry. iDolnmoto BOSTON, Nov. 2I.*-Tlie Tiger \ ill,* seriously HI. Grocery In This part of Stale. the first bhls cnim* m high thnt it No. :i is a slope mine, opened in 1H82 . . ,« - — ------------- — ’ of I'ranre passed hart? at critics would Imvi* Wren a long time before it iond operated until this explosion with­ in the senate today in Ids first When n man has faith enough *jn would have hl*en a paying- proposition.!out a serious accident. The slope opAmerican Interview granted the his own home town to put mnuy I!j taking their time nnd giving ev­ rned into the side of n hill and nt an ATTORNEYS CONDEMN AI.LEG* Associated Press replying partic* thnuranda of dollars inio new equiperything-careful consideration it lias i angle of thirty degrees runs, eight i ED LAST WILL OF TH E . ulsrly to criticism of Senators iiiciil in the endeavor to' give lu» city finally worked itself out to where ono | hundred,foot before reaching the lev­ MILLIONAIRE Hitchcock and Rorah. Referring • • Illy Thr AwiiM-lafr* P o m ! the best* store tiiat money can buy of the finest theatres for a town th is' el of tho workings. At the foot of DUUI.IN, Nov. 24.—Mi»* Annie to Hitchcock'* characterisation of rntd in .order to give the people the (Or The Savorlalrd I’rr-aal (Jet Yours Now. And Avoid The sure in the state will Jiq erected and a t I the idope is th( -/nine railroad yard MacSwinney. who had fasted outside him as Militarist Clemcncrnu lie hei.t ami most salutary arrangement HU1JI.IN, Nov. 21.—Attorneys for a cost that will pay good"returns lo tin* gate* of.M ount Joy prison ainco -H i Later. Rush dared Hitchcock to go ti» Trance where dump rflr.i loaded with coal nro Uilhanl Cruker. jr.. iUjlialud probate for the selling of meat i and vegcth, ...an or .pen th at put their m p n t - y 1;lllJ tll, lWn ,,v Inst Friday ns n protest against the and {c irn the facta. tnhlra .a n d . groccrie^ r. juui also t<» . i ; lhUrfa, t, nni| up ,he tipple. A string court horo suit have condemned ulleg- imprisonment of her sister, Mary, was Tho nuto license nppliention idnnks i„ thl; proposition. firing all this to them at. the very ed last will of Richard Crokor, senior, At the ,sJockholders nice tin g in-id .. • oT these dtimp cars broke loose on dated Octobcf 12, 1919, u m k 't. which removed bv friends lest evetijng to a • low carprices that man deserve* some* for 102" can be secured ftprtt .tin* rreently the officers nnd Igiard of diprivate nursing home, was in a very the-incline, literally, dropprd H00 feet tliii|i» more than the ordinary notice Siinimde County Motor Club, which lietoiH were elected for the term nod to the yard, where grent clouds of Mm. Hola t roker, widuw ,ol the lutw weak comltlon today and refused to organisation ha* their offices in the in (ho columns of n newspaper nnd Tammany elijeftnin clgima to lie (he take food. Mary, in.prison, now re­ of these officers and ' -"'A ' f ".V'leonl dyfit :»rose with the impnrt, and .1 sole legate. today tho Stokes Cash Market is' oc­ sauit* building \yith the Chamber of, the peri-mincl * fuse* visits from prison doctor* and ' * ll" ° . -.11high tension electric cable severed cupying this space because this paper Commrrve. Gut yours now nnd avoid directors include Honuwo men, ' incut lku*ruxA_, - ihjosl suuestiful busin<'«* nurse*. '■ ' , ■ . with tho crash, ignitcikUitrdfijt. ^ i t .- T i c k - \ ,M pi-tho best of everything f»r .MEMPHIS STORK?.HEAT ■ PHILADELPHIA, v (numbers have wlm a r e . n il. lovc^'headed ami wjli The following new .Sanford nnd it , seems tuat (’. W. ___ AWIIULANCK TO HOSPITAL U for the ariny'-nnvy football classic been enrolled’: ' ■ . gourd the stockholders 'interest Wliife GIKL'8 BASKET BALL TEAM p in . i n , , l.rtiCtokes is making (in holiest, eendeavor •7 n Franklin field konlorrow may be . . \ J. W. Cotley, \Vl-. Coller, J. N. N . giving Sanford its first fine# theatre, part of tho ' PLAYS EU8TI8 TONIGHT . *,*, • , i. to give tho people of this pari •MEMPHIS’, . Tenn., Nov. 23.—Memprthased for a.price—it was learned 1 1 J ■ state somcliipig bettor than’is nspally rom iers, WAR. Grovensteln, N. <)., Frank Miller nnd Ed. I-ane, presiphis storks are rnigjity fast. For the eiterday after a survey of certnip cifound in citiea the sjie of Sanford.. Gnr per, .!„ 11. law, Oviedo; L. R .|drnt and yico-president, respectfully, The Sanford High School Girl’s second time witiiin it work n baby was storcs, hotel lobbios and other basketball team will play tha Kuatia SInkcs Cnsh Market opens to the Phillips, W. W. VanNVss, C- E. Warn, are men W»R capable of looking nfler born in the ambiilancu before it emild aunts of the ticket sfalpera. The * 5 •' the ihterests of a theatre ns they have -virlsrTnrtight irn r o 'c tw ir r T h y g A M r public tnmorroiv . nnd StokoH Cash M- F- .I'nrker. akkerL-wui. $26 a place,-and. A lUPPtlnff nf thp iHriK.'luriTWltt be'liiilh had lIur'n7TnitT'i:\yvN (^rif Ilf bolh At Dublin For Hating I'httol in III* "Tench" Ihe hospital. TtolF babies" aiiil wil prolmby l>e played at the Parish iTrWt'i's Ihc Drill— s t Te~Ib opeTi mothers nre doing fine, thi)nk you. rard—mostly upward; The fare* v;d- here under 'stich favorable- auspiecs. held in tiio near future to elect n new building nnd opernting theatres in. the •. PosseRHjon- , Ilouse, or if it is not possible to play ic is $fi. Tlie scalpers are not ofifer- The new ninlkbt has spent thousandi chairman of Finance nnd Moinliendiip pd*t.' ’ Hehind tlirse gentlemen nre <\ .there, they will play on tho Grammar VESSELS STILL FAST ‘ II I) T lir \««IM-Irllr<l l ’rr * » l ng seats in the north ami south, (if. " IR|nJ 0,iuippin(: „,H> „f tho filK.st ('nmniilteo-to ropifuc II. I*. Smith, re I. Ilritt, secretary and treasurer; It. School court which he* lights strung I»UI«j.rN,-Nov. 24.—Ksskein Child: itamh, iiu> m ostndva.itageous po signed, who left some time og<» for Ji. (ihnpmnn, A. W. I.ec, jr., bred innikots nnd grocery stores in Florida MIAMI, Ndv. 24— The rtoanicr around it. The ndmjssion will be 55 Iro'm wlit* h to viow' the field, hilt in- |ind to l**giii with the refrigerntion Palm Beach. V. n ISlim and Edward liigigns, all dj- evs, chit f fioulomnit of Kan.or De•• cent* for nil nnd every ono irf orged p a te that if th ey ;j'i>t any price, it' features alopo nre well, worth attract­ A t present the rlub hns about rtO rietors of the corporation, who nr«S Vnlern, was exeduted here this morn- Yankton, inbound from Nassau, whhJh to attend. Tho girla need as much ing at 7 o'clock for having ‘n jiistol ran aground in the *hh-channel In night go as high as $20(i. ' harking ns the public has been ffWing the attention of tho public, for in memliers and aei'oj'ding to Uie number' numbered amongst tlie successful University of Pennsylvania nutljor- pni|>er. refrigeration is . the secret of of automobiles In tho county, the en­ business men and farmers of this^ In ,h|s possession, it was announced biscayna Bay, y'fktteraay, w ai still ingtlhc football. \eam . in nn officlnl bulletin given :put by fast this morning with little prospect tics TtiXirted they uro dojng .w hat health nnd the' pew Frick Me­ rollment should be nt least 500. The community and tlley inn l>e depend­ the Nictiiirinl Army, of being flonteil before' night. The Ihcycan to prevent ncnlping.'Thcy be- .chanical Refrigerntion, Machine ls is tin ine total number .of automobiles .in Sem­ ed ui»on jo look a fter the stockholders Gs c k o l a i s L a t e vessel wns liari’n g ninety-oivo passen­ as well/ns the public's interest hi this |ievc they have reduced such sale* to Inst word in equipment of this klnll inole County is*three thousand.. gers and a enrgo of freight when nhp s m a l Lp o x r a g e s in De n v e r If you have not sent your*member­ enterprise., , < . • . minimum. and is lining installed by G. T. Daugh­ , • • *a The, steam er Osceola had an ned* . ran ashore. • . *. • ship ni'qdirntion to the Treasurer, do This theatre, being erected by San­ Many arm y-and navy officers are erty, n vptcrnn 'mechanic, who has dent yesterdny that will delay ■her The pnssengers ewre tn|:en-off by DENVER. Co!., Nov. 2 4 .Policemen kfready here for the game. The army installed tnnehines all over the world so today; Seminole county is sadly ford capital alone, will lie erected on n government cutter shortly after the trip •aomewhnt nnd the business men fi'Otb.ill team arrived yesterday and and, ho jiays this one in, .Sanford is In need of roail sigrfs for Directing the tin' old Star theatre site, will be mod­ today guarded the .entrance nnd exits nccident. A steam valve which cjin- here who have goods coming on tha of an npnrtnionb house in tho exclusive Ibe-navy football team will nrrivc this t!((, y0 |'n(U wor,| jn n.frigeralion motorist, also county, and. strip maps ern in every parficulur, will lie conCapitol Hill residential • district per- trola tho rudder, failed to work prop- good ship Osceola are anxiously aw ait­ kfternoon. plants for stores. The ulnnt i* w’iiAt showing iilatancr between towns r n - ! ducted. for white patronage only, and milling nolle of the forty-f.our rcfi-lerly as the Yankton wns negotiating ing her arrival. The Clyde Line I* Is-known a* a -lx t two-eyllnder ma­ route |o Sanford, for advertising th? have n balcony thnt will sent nearly dents of the place to leave'until 12 j the chnnncl. the, caiitaln 6f the ves (icavily M e n every, trip these day* three hundred people in addition to the . ** * chine thnt is mdcA larger than*-the community. . nnd as soon ns possible they hope to ground floor space jKcommodntblg' them bad hebn vacclnntel. .The sel -explained. average store contains nnd is 'the hnve the City of Jacksonvilla back on other r^Mdents had peovioukly 'been * * nearly five hundred. This' theatre’s largest in the state.n t tbi» t»me. The ANOTHER TURK IS Tho‘ Chnmhgr of Commprce held a the nin and’ make dally trips fo r tha . policy will Iks to conduct a one-price vdcdnfkted. fo r m a l l y in v e s t e d . Yontn contains two boxes, ono with Two deaths and acron now eases very interesting meeting nt- the Val; winter season. WITH POWER TODAY show, plnying o n ly , the best of pic­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—Initial n tehiper*tore of 20’below zero for from the mulsdy were reported to­ dez Hotel today and ate ono. of c itures', vaudeville null road shown nnd |te|w for the participation of Amerl- Ihf rc9*'|dion of native manta nnd taneo’s film, luncheons wliile" (bey MILLINERY AND . ’ ’ ’ . ’ 11| r T h e S u n r l a l r i l will bo ode of Sanford's own build­ day. L 's team in 'th e Olyirtptc games of this one lias w'alfs'nud ceiling* and •*. ACCESSORY 8AJ,B . •• More than 100 perncr.s have djed transacted busijK-ss. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov.. 24. — ings that will be n credit to the town. IW4 to be held in Paris, were opm- fhiors'of eight inch cork Ruing. The Pnlnlul Mwljic Rffendl, the newly­ An experienced theatre managed of* smallpox in Denver vjlthin the Inst' blited Ill-re yestenlay n t tbo qundren- regular meat Ihix will -entry from 30 Bsumcl'a Specialty Shop offer* to­ CIVIL SERVICE. EXAMINATION V. , lei'ti'd Caliph, was formally jnydsted will arrive in ■Sanford shortly, to take few weeks. . ': pial meeting of the, Amurlenn Olym- to'10 ilcirree* Fahrenheit all the time day a . largo assortment of mll!ln*ry< , wit|jpow er today. The ceremony took up his duties and upon his nrivul nn ’ associations, During the two jes- ami thin, box is lined with six inches and n wide range of accessories th a t The U. 8. Civil Servic6 Commit* WARD MUST STAND TRIAL nace ill Topcapou Palace. opportunity will bo given those of the uons of the <10 odd delegate*, the of rjirk on walls nmj coiling and sion wjli hold nn examination for will appeal tothe well dressed woman. Sanford people who^hnve not ns yet American Olympic committee, which floor, giving the liest pinnt of the WHITE PLAIN, N. Y., Nov. 2 4 .- Clerks and Carriera on December 2nd, Largo shipments of sport hats just prices all in ‘phifn figures fill your subscribed for some of this stock nn ill hereafter carry the burden of kjn,| that Is made in' this line. The Snprcme court jnstlce 'Morschnurer 1922, nt Sanford, Fin.,‘to fill vacan­ received. Hose, gloves, underwear, hnsket nnd pay ns you go out. The .opportunity to do so, nnd wo will ven­ f-npnrntion was appointed five new new mnchlno fum U hcf-that dry. cold today denied n motion made last Tues­ cies in the postoffico in that city. The corspts and brassieres, etc., choice D*>rt governing bodies accepted into air that is so hbressary* for perfect meals nre nil. ip plain viow, and, oT ture to *iy that those who have ul- day by Isaac N. Mfll* for dismjssnl examination is o|»on to nil who meet Christman gifts, and now U tha course, here you-will require the ex­ rtndy subscribed 'ns well ns those who pterphership, funds amounting G» $7,- refrigeration' of ments for sanitary pert services of the real nsent cutters expect to, hnve mnde n .good invest­ of the indictment against Wnltcr S.jtbo requirements. Application blanks chance to get them before tha atock donated and tho delegntcp receiv- nmI healthful condition nt all times Ward, wealthy baker’s son, for mur­ nml full information, including sam­ is broken. .Com e in today*and read tri wait on you nt all times. Attend F l»y President iinr^ling nt tho White nnd docs away with the w e t .condi­ tfye big opening tomorrow of the ment in ndditino td giving Sanford der in the first degreo in connection ple questions, can ho obtained from the.advertisem ent in this Issue* something ahe hns needed nnd need­ with the 'ilenth of Clnrence Pctere. Another *c. The convention completed its tio n 'o f* Ice refrigeration. the secretary,, local Civil 'Service Stokes Cash Market.. It will not only machine will bo installed next week ed badly. •' y cling Inst night'wlljh a dinner at The decision provided that the mo­ Board a t the postoffico, Sanford, Flu. Mr. and Mr*. E. A. FameU*, of pay you to attend the opening day vhich Colonel Roliert M. Thompson, thnt will furnish a cool brine 'u ll tion, might ho renewed nt nny term or from the Secretary, Fifth Civil Oveido were among the visitors to the but every day in the y e a r for Stokes leading spirit in th e rcorganixn- through the show rnses and windows s4ys l\9 will sfll the cheapest nnd of this court, which It wns expected Service District, Atlanta, Gn. COUNTRY CLUB BALL city today.' pan, presldod nnd prominent govern- nnd will keep every part of the store. best meats nnd groceries in thd state Mills would do next month* '. 4- • --------* .' In first elnss condition the hottest »uit offirialg spoke. No opinion ,was included in * tho Mr. Wadl?rook, Who is chairmnd of day in the rummer time. The new of Florida and while he has a big job tHe Dccorntion Committee for tne for­ justice's decision. * mahogany show-coach ore nil mode on Ms hands he is a big mnn nnd niSIUPMAN WADHROVKI* mal dpening of tho Club lIouKc* on equal lo tho occasion. Ho believes i.i MAKES KINK RECORD over mnrhlo slabs and nre sanltnry In the future of Snnfprd *!» a. great city Thanksgiving,evening, hos appointed HARDING NOMINATES WOMAN i -Xevery tespfCt *nd wltli the new bfinb i r: . Und he is starting tbo ball rolling by the following committee of ladies and *1 *•. « k • * > 1 E. K. Wadbrooke.'whb hnS-chuYge tooling apparatus will l>o PP‘'n tO.ln- giving the people one of the finest gentlemen: . WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—Ml*» •• iii p. of the public and keep tho °f the golf links and country club Chairman, Mrs. E. F ; Householdor; Lucill Atchorson. of Columbus, Ohio, stores In the state., The dclny of the ............. . . s t ' L * J ____ I . Mrs." It. J. Bqlly, Mrs. Geo, D; Hart, the first woman nnmed to tho Amer­ “• i two fine soi\s jjt the Nnvnl Acnd- merits' in fine condition for handling In San- Chrd'Uqat l« defaying'som o of Lhis fmy nt Annapolis «nd thoy’nte lio'tG The show cases w rro nl^ mado Mrs. J . M . Wallace, Miss M arguer­ ican diplomatic service, was renomin shipmonls nnd prevented his quoting nnd nre a #work Imnklng good’ 1records. eldest-one, I ” n*'uH vvUnili Tho 1»»** LIIIl-sl ’ *• f *ferd by • V.. C. Coller .* . i H tiinrr prices In this issue of tho Daily Hor- i te ’Clark. Mr, •B* *P. W hltner, Jr., atcil today by President Harding to William B .,.1. th e . first in his class Lof art. T h . taU w J* * bo sccrctnry#of embassy. Her nom­ ' . .. nlj, but the prices are there on the has kindly consented .to co-operntc. |«f 438 midshipmen and' is also play- of ‘beauty, iH-fng.apOtlcrs in every de­ good! that h o . has uTTgady received, It is understood th at tho committee ination during the last session of 1 jl^R end in 'th e sorcor football match partm ent nnd an array of men have nnd ho will havo the Entire stock will have somo very original Idcaa congress met with objection and fnllnd (By The Associated P n a ) 'vith the Univejaity of Pennsylvania. been busy fpr the pn*t month getting ready Tor tomorrow piornlng. Hr in- for the decoration of the bCnutlfuI of confirmation. , ' the roonx in fc»indltlon_for^..thc .mg . WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 4 .-M \h ‘o ugh various interested agenclM of the Ur. Wmibrpokc ig naturally very f°nfI dub house, tohlch will cnhunca the (ends, to turn his stock nil the time ning tiny toiboYrow. Tho grocery government nboi*. fompletcd Iqdlvldunl Investigations proposed m erger of '.th e boy« and Iio;ks lo Iiavu-lbem J. A. Hnrrj*on of the Florida 8M and keep it fresh cW-ty day.- Rond 'plrasurc'grcatjy o f all who go to jpln packing concerns of Armour nnd Morris y e n indications no ftnol policy thl‘ »wn on a visit with him some Um’o d e tr im e n t' b '« W f a his ’nilvertilement In this tsiue nml In the aplylt of the Thanksgiving Ball. per’s Bureau, of lakeland,.Is in 11 Ktoro nnd here .v^u go throdgh Sanford would he derided until there had been a fu ll exchange, of opinion among high the n#ar future. Wo ntlght’ildu city .today Interesting ond Hii HW aashtants tnmntlle and wllh'woiir bnskcl. pkk. meet *fr. fctokes Stokes and tho‘ *0 Yfflrik-They n/c worthy*son# ■vs o u t’ What you wnnh nnd with" U>o tomcrreW—h o tu rd ay .-— , . K ,' TO TARE TIME . A / ‘J *»^yl . T ‘.cut A• Marion County Men Called For Trial, * Using U. S. Mails XEMENCEAU.... Stokes* Cash Market I STARTS SECOND for Business; Finest in Florida SPEAKING TOUR CROKER WILL IN CONTEST MacSwinney. IRISH COURTS Annie S tarts Fasting Like Auto License Blanks Can Be Procured of, .Seminole Auto Club Famous Brother M e t Speculators Are Busy for the . Army-Navy Battle . Chief Lieutenant , .of Famon De Valera . Execute^ Today • r ___ i n Jew Bodies Join Olympic Association INVESTIGATIONS PROPOSED PACKING CONCERN MERGER ARMOUR AND MORRIS Government Agencies Hpve *About Completed • : Their Work worlhy'.rrer 1 * . ■ • • l:- ■ *»< ^ > .4 �'VivJ*& 3F ’vm*f ■ f Vi■ THE SANFORl) DAILY-llKRALI), THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1922 .PAGE SIX Hr, - . *1 1u Ai a 7rv,T' f 7\ K BB.Vrfrm . . R f CAPS AND KNOX HATS , H A• Ti S« ■ &vK $5.00 MALORY HATS ..$ 5 a n il ?G v a lu e r goinR a t , . each • * 54.00 ter'. *" ' NEW HATS JUST ARRIVED $1 a n d $5 v a lu e s n l M tot i a ’. i n n a . a , BIG LINE OK ’« §7.00 V a lu e s a t , e a c h m h LOCALS S p e c i a ls f o r t h i s W e e k ' ' n CAPS . . V a lu e s ’,§2, § 2 .5 Q 'a n d §3.00, • g o in g a t . $1.25, $1£*0 aitd SI.75 V-.-: N E V /J ilN E O F • ''' w r. WOMAN'S CLUB G R E A T WORK AT AT CEMETERY -NO CLUES .YET HERRING KEEPS COUNT* SEAT ; lakeland. Fla., Nov. the ..... fl ned as tne rcac # Thr election was brought ®n ' . AN ALL-STAR CAST Nrt\v Vr another r.-.in nnd then cold T . IIAV1? HERN KEEPING TUB CBMweather. (T C.1WII* ETKY UP FOE SEVERAL VITAL ORGANS BBlPiG EXAM­ 1t n YEA US Which will mean good price* for; INED TODAY I.Y PHYSICIAN. r .**. 7£ V. - -* ■. Icttuiv around Thanksgiving time. ; * 1 " . For two yynra past a committee of • <tt> The AM dfhlH l’rr«»» Thd tiiif Thunk*.riving Daily- H e r-. LANCASTER, O.; Nftv. 23.—A fte r. ladies front the Wcanan’s Clob have I — IN— mu “HER MAD NOTICE ' ivr lonacr ronfnffrte l v.1w CAPS • * * . .. - — Also a—. i t . * ** J u s t, re c e iv e d , $2 a n d §2.25 • v a lu e s , a t - $1.65arid$3.00 *r. $3.75 and $4.75 NEW LINE OP BOYS HATS AND CAPS T O N IG H T — - Two-Part Century rr. C om edy C . CLAUD CORD. Hanford. unbalanced *lnto of mind, and becottv cry mo,.,. this year. Thcw is n new ing ill. administered poiion. and th u |V,a tc r tank in position, the pipes a te . Just Arriving— I’rlces Ranging from ♦* George*-, Kcllar, the genial repre- other that aonio enemy of family opened, and a lawn m over ordotpd for " | Use on tiiose lots which the c:;Vt5k< rcnUtive of the Jk ’rgenthuler Lino­ placed poison in provisions. . AND HAVE MONEY-PAY Cl Friday and Salurday—Alma • "" ,* has planted to grass. Merit ut the type Co., with headquarters in Or(111110111* in “The Valley of Si|. LANCASTER, Ohio, Nov. 23. — improvemvat Is, howover, :.nd fine it i lanrfo, v.at in the city a few minutes ent Men” ; ulso Fox Nfvvp. today and atoppod off t" bcc the iii-r- Authorities investigating the mystc* Jtas Inten the response of the lot ownfOKRKCTKD NOV. MTH, FJ-rious dcathn of Irvine Henderson, hlsj era, the possibilities are scarcely ,.1<I force. o wife and four s|tall children, whose touched, nnd the committee hope in South Round J. J. N. CONNER, Manager |i. parts p.; D h !■ N b.t Arrive Georgo Unyhaw, the veteran erector bodies were found scattered about nnothcr year to have ’each driveway . . H a tis fa c tio n G u a r a n te e d ":ida.m . their home shortly before nn.m today, Ler«lfrcd with •blooming plants, set ■ ^ of linolvpes for the M ergenthnlcr 2:3*1 nm . nn . !0n.n\. Cov will h'c here tonight nnd expects tonight l.:id their first tnngilile clue, w ith tt£c*, nnd n permsncqt Planting ^ n* . 1 p.m. Dr. R. W. Momlhank, n IojiiI phy* aurVouirJirjg the pavilion. . ‘ to work all night on the' new model • ijiffp.m.* a. , . Tho r . ijictcry committee is asking ^ ;i:2 • p.nt. M nt the H erald 'pjunt and pet it aiclan, announced that Bymlefabn>on* . .. 2:55 |i.m. rr»SM BUlte.1 with him last Friday nnd »cv*j th a t Hnturduy, December 2nd, l«! act ^ 7:10 p.m. tu rrin g V»s *oon a» possihlo. Th'J ..... p.nt. An unusually interesting meeting eral lim es since over n m ysterious, npart ns n special day of remem-. ‘ ' {•of the Woman’s Missionary Society «r new mnehine will show what it enn the hig Thanks^ malady which had afft<te.| members j branre of God’s Acre, when oarh i*»t | do In Betting' ndr. zbr Norlhl^nind Weil, LqfqypUp nnd . ntln r * | the M, E. Church was held Tuesday • . .told . . him t i _ »»..» of hls family, and had that awm>r xvilt make same cperial effort Departs giving edition. . * Arrive —we nre liero with that cold *i ! a t the lovely home of Mr*. Shovmnkcr '• ' ’ -------he feared ho was being given poison. to visit tho sac red sp..t, and plant tv- ^ . a.m. weather th at WO hnvp tteTh' *: MRS. FRED PAIGER, Society Editor ],.„ tVe-Heighto, .. \ H2 ....... . W. IL Wooten, of the Mosler^Rafe Henderson, who was employed ns n ergreena or wintcrhlyimiug plant t on Ij'i.'t junt talking* about nnd yet the R4Z.........U :43 a.m. Mr*. W alter G riffith, who recently PJtooo 217-W stationary pngineer in the Pennsyl­ the little acjuaru o f ground wliicj: Company, of Hamilton, Ohl9, was In ^ :;.v, p.tn f.-.rmcis nre not satisfied. * SO ...... 2;3>f. ill epTC.HjSntra the Hanford Auxiliary nl n II i h have a n r frl»i»4* .U ttlac r tho Hty today‘and closed n dehrw ith vania railroad shops hot.* whero the means most to them." ’ ‘ \ ‘ ' ' v., lifts p.m —If aItr . . | .. .l . «a»r**/*tbrrr •» ea»U f>2 ’ .|:(Hr{»3h, They any wc must.'go up in *• . . . r r . i . i . . , r cf*| conference at RL Angus»r the Mr^t National IhTnk fVr one of shopmen's Strike is still uosettled, 2s ‘ i<kt).p,m. Jersey nnd kill off nil the *t ill c a ri to lhl« dfa*riwrnF, | iiie. conducted .the devotional exofdodva in the raid h«* believed he was l»eing poison- U. I). C.-MEETING POSTPONED * a.T in., ur o i’» p i..4 <k* lie*. *• "** rire?, then gnvt»\ n Vory comprelien- the largest round safe dodrs iu y. .,. up there liy K bm e r r . 11jr apprrrlat, 4. rtatu and all the accessories for the led hy thoseywhd resented .his acceptjft *< . *L . * —-—ritHy'itranrfr giving them lightw ines nnd rlve nqd interesting report of the I»i*- hig ncw^Tialt f a r thD'ticw*Rht-stnrT~Rnr em ploym ent'nt the *h«I|<b^ T The meeting’ of •N. Jh‘V. lLicva »1 D .p.rtn A ill.e irfrt (Viiife. i-iu b. Tlio member* pre"«t and l.noi i.itig nut the »! Mondhnnk said. llcVidcrson gave^im chapter, United Dutightcra qf the Cm*- . SOCIAL CALENDAR Ltfilllkig. The Hernld will give the jft(j 7 f'ii a.m. i nt were much* gratified to learn of h ttnec crop with a •» cold *i r-nriiculars of the safe in nnothcr is tbb name of a man he suspected, the federbey thut was t(i have Inca h e ld j^ .^ ’ • ,T:2.1 |>.m. . . We will try ‘it* to- »i , Thiirsdny^-Mrs. Percy. Mr.ro will on- the firjc showing the the Sanford Sanfor.1 <\U <\u?{N il- rue. physirinn. declared, nnd thi* was tomorrow afternopn will bo.jMist|*one»l a• I :.1< ) p m. night. Meantime watch the- to , ' tertain the member* of ' the idlers' «ary made in comparison with other. turned over to tLy authorities with­ toam xl Friday, Dbcbmber flrr.t, at the . ‘ 1.01 ’ kNo. :.:M» p.m. ; clock for further reports on St out being ninde public. B ' IIridge Club. . . . . . *| « ' th« «liMr,ct‘ ' Finnk Miller has returned fropr Parish Uquite nt 3:30. This will.he A rhort business session followed tlu time. .• . . * **t utor Radeliffe said he Was the annual elc'tlon Thursday—Roynl Nclghlwtti will meet; tiffk’ersi rsr.«Nr.U for thu purpose of uerfecflng plaiv* business trip to Jacksonville, where! Piuser Lecshurg Rranrh i»;18 A. Mu NOV. 2.1, l*J22gnting nil angles of the silun- im rnhcr* nre uiged R> he present. he attended n Inis.iness meeting of the [•Investiga . nt‘7:3» p. in. ^ . . Ia part* - £.■ the Meth allrl llosaar to be held A rrivc .Maximum ........ . ....' Tit ’ to Thursday—Merric Matrons Jlridge filnte *fmbalmers an dalad attended>. tion' and was waiting word from Co* l)te. htb and Oth. ‘a fter which Mrs. . • :nr. p m. Minimum ...........—........ ***5 to: the Rlfrine CcrnioniAl. Ho does- not 1liimbiiu, where, vital organs of two of Luncheon nt Montcruma Hot* I, Mr*. G R E A T E S T B A R G A IN E V E R j Shoemaker and, the nsBlstnnt h"fcU .. . '.!:r>0 p.m. . Rntigo 1 i *’ think much o f the ufafo' fair or the the dead persons had hern taken for tj-r. Chas l'cdder, hoste.s. Mrs. ('ownii and Mr-f. McKint, ■ii , , O F F E R E D : H ITC H SIH R;i2.'. bn lometcr •• . * .30.02 ’: Thursday—Mrs. G. F. Smith will «n-’ ' ' “f • • rgriiultum l ev’iitiits nnd wants Sem­ annlysis hy the state chemjst. . Tvcd a deliciogi! fruit snlu.l. with l'» PJ"-| >. •K'u lhenst nnd cloudy. EXCELLENT Investigation vvas being made to­ N E W . H U E S , inole county to show a t Orinndo nnd ESt tertniu the members of tlm Every wafviVcilffeo and whipped cream. ] night by the statements that- Mrs. C O N D IT IO N .— B. & t) . MOTOR nt Tnmpn if |Kissil»le. j • Week Uridge C.'luh At Iter homo on tlviedo’Rrandi Henderson Itnd been acting peculiarly CO .. t i pu h. m It: m M r-i 1U to Mdgnidht nve., nt !t mYlock. * ’ 2(ICi-tfc PAUENT-TEACIipilS ASS'^‘ J1 purl Aj-riv’e ; for KoVcral days. Or. Momlhank said V ' Friday—The parent Teacher’s Asso­ 111WANTS HAVE LIVELY MEET­ 'A ll iputhets or interestedr friend' 7:1-' p.m. Nn. P.Vi ciation will moot a t the Grammar ,W Ii E FREED IN’ KILLING ING WEDNESDAY NOON’ : ho had visited tho-Iluadcr*or^ home Your home, paper keep* you and . f 'chilurhiT'-of High, Gritmmar . n1 p.m. is? . . ' ; ' ■ - • -• .^ ■ I several tltnca qtql each time . • , times recently r 'School nt 3:30 p. m. . l*r w u iy Rchooi* rife invited to Attend! tt.urli with the world. -Daily, ^xcc;.! Gun lay uits Vheld Hrndr?f»n hhad’been MIAMI. Fla., N«»v. 25.—Mr*. Ida Tin- Khyaniun* h l their regular Mrs. Hendrr-on a d 'lo ti sitting with ,. S a tu rd a y -T h e S-m injIr' .minty >' ut ih r r, . w|y:t;n :aAized ’rom tho county ' eration of Woman’s Llul.s will be 1c 1' huml» near ii stove, jphnsan wan released from Asiun'lntlon,’ Friday Weilnerday noon Innchcon at the V at-‘ her fare-In her hands aim during any* Jj-j! !n«t night after the grapJ jury entertained a t. luncheon by Sanford P 1 ’’ ’ ‘" ' des Hotel, with President A..PCpnShe did not soenk to hi i afternoon a t ’the Giummar School at W. C At.’Parish House at 12 noon *ilci* to act' on h<-r «are. She said nelly* in charge. S ecretary, R ,. .>L of hL visits, ho sald. ,u, The supposition .that enemies i sin1 shot and killed i'er husband, Alex , Sntuidny—Master Frnncis Roumillnt' Lloyd, who never fails to nttend, was Iu will entertain a number of his' , . . r ,.T , w struck ln-e. • A as usual on the Job. Mr. und Mrs, might have been responsible for the i Johnson, after, he- had .yC •*. young friends, at his home oil '*•»1i:•'»• * * M kfc.ll*!. with deaths was strengthened, police sni,L {corojlcV di I c V ’ f . jury' rvturnc da verdict' to The Tv. DeV. Howard Ghaptef l !nit- Rnyd t*»ak charge of the music man the effect she shot tn protect hermotto ave., at <1 o’clock. .ih nauThtcrs of the Confederacy will hnll-of their accustomed vigor and \ hy fears oipresoed . .by. .the . . dead . til I an..m r ■ •<—*- songs *that- lp-a letL«r yyrtlton to tho «Utu Imurd svIC . hrd.I their njmunt election, of officers] “pep,*' lending th e -lively of health und found unsealed on th e ' ■: 1 ; 1»1 ■ , Mrs. C; J. Rutni-h. MrJk Jonathan -,t. the im ctlng held Friday, Decern- qdd ro much to the pleasure of the floor of the Honde’rsotl b mc,- *ln,t ‘ • Perk. Mr». A. Klgeinnutin ar.-l. Key. I,.*, ji»: at the Parish House nt 5:30. hour. ||. L. Height made Ilia appearance some one might have gotten into the; ^ . .H. Peck motored l<> Orlando veste.r • All ^member/ are urged to* he *preihousriwhile wm he was away at night ut] 20(t-5tp for the first time as a Kiwnnimi, and.' day 'afternooA. ent. ' V' v\rk at the Pennsylvania shops. coming in a.fow minutes Ir.tOj jinid thc^ Thtf letter expressed the belief that] penally by favoring the club with ihc’j luncheon memWers of the fam ily wore taking W. C. Hill- returned home ycsl suin hla Lira JanoHolo, rendered -'ijpolv Gilltl,V''I'v ,|t‘n diutt-oLL poison'into (heir systems koine way jb" , front Cairo, ti 11.v-V.'he CLL a AYAi_ll i’? < |' iIim'.v.T|I he m tiTt iuied'by perh Altamonte tenor, neronipnnled b y 'th e ' U rntJfof bin hrotilei-iu'law. Womni o ‘ and naked for advice. The dead man ire Sanford Woman's Club ntolunch* hy our pianist, 'Mra. Boyd. nn wrote that tierlinp* the corn menl they James LcGctto. Dr. Brownlee - reportfe(l briefly Pit. 'S4t"fdn> n*^the Parish, II oubc . * plan* for Increasing Wttendnncr* *ut ‘had been rating contained 12 i'i 1 irrbick. the -tegular meetings, ■uni promised demllv nml asked what .fee Me*. Dan Ii. Wilder, <./ Ja. hsmiviih*, a irpoct more in detail’at the next would be f>*r nn'analysls of it. arrived Jn the city ye-tjrduy and will Pianos, Safe*. Furniture, in fact i io tin if, having-beyn prevented from yjK’nil tl»c week here with her par; C o m p a r e v a l u e s a n d s a v e t h e d i f f e r e n c e b y t r a d i n g a t C h u r c h w c U ’s F n anything mo.vrfbhs/ or what othuts opts, Mr. und Mr*. John T. Drady. •h«m lle^,vlnK lhl’ s»ffieient thought j ypARKMAN ELECTED . .• • . . . might think Immovable, wo imo all this week by un attack of the popular •: . ' * d a y , S a t u r d a y a n d .M o n d a y . # , •HBAD*OF ASJ ASHKSSOBR -. . . . • . . . < with rnro and ease. Wo assume, ir.nlady, flu and dengue. . •* Mrs. .Stewart Telford and mother, responsibility.—QUICK SLRV ICE ‘ Mr. Huichitisoa’ spoke eloquently on • M rs.'Pnganiinrt, returned*home lite r ‘ TRANSFER, rhono 433. * '. ' .JACKSONVILLE, N o 23.—The ' . twenty ’ycy* nP° an'1. U n , , = , • , | !i day -front Jncksouville, where they" \ 19I-Th-Frl-Srtt Sanford...... .. |.r»i.hT-.,ln« A * C r . , h h . . . . ^ l n g P = l P« ..^ y ,vc,ir. hence, p » ^ spent the wrck-Thd aH-tiig gitv-sl* $ 1 .2 3 C h ih lrc n ’H Shov», . lurdo’n present grentnex* will in that taxation ligucod prominently in the Lmliofe D rW Sfs, # felative*. . . ‘ Unto have been completely eclipsed iliKcustdoiiH hero vesterdny of the | h*i' fuiia* ' t*:. ............................... I bmeeting of the Florida tax ns-*** . hy our own marvellous growth. $2.50 L m licn’ S huus, . . 27 ' 1 i.tniies* Drc.sHu.'v 1 D e s e r v e M u c h ( r e d d sor'.i association. Mr». A. 1C. llrokniv and dnughte', . 'i i . .Scmrrrnn.-/, vjkn has been al>p e r p a ir . crn-h .......... V. .. ___ H. Ki'.SnaVkuum,. of Hill. Isuough Miss Kent, of MInmi, arc spending the F o r M a y in% g* A r r e s t -.rnl in-tho North iluring the- Kpninu’i $ 3 .0 0 4 ^atTici.* ShtH'jc, ' •. * ted nn-sident of thu’ mouth spoke pb-a.-nntly of hi* sevcounty was ric-c w eek.here ns the' gutjats of her uait, •2 2 ..I- i.atlio s’. f/ORB C o a ts, p 6 r p a ir , • K<ii(Ul Brokaw, «•» route home from Of | lie Men-W ho Kan Down, And c-ij I trip*, and • specially of tho work association und R- I- Gnjith of Day­ ^k:;.r»t> Men'.- S h o e • point* north, where they spent the being, done hy Kiwaidan* ihroughyUt tona, renamed secretory... Killed.CuJc Hill, the Pntrlarch v-i7. ) Igtilies’ Co.it Addresses touching on their gen­ I* p e r n a if ... winter. other states, * uf I’o reit CHy a% *11 • ' . . • •. < .■ Si.DO .Me:i’ • Siun-.v Mr. ikJott,' of. the American F ruit eral- work was delivered hy Rtatc ' J ' •* of how highly honored Comptroller Ernest L. Amos, Attor|M?r p a i r - . —— •a.....n Mrs. F. J. (Johralc , ut* Deban.l, . The- lnrh| offirers hefo nrnl especi­ Growers, (old « “ heing InvUcHl To join '^thU}ney-Qcrieral Buford; Marion L. Daw$ 5 .00 M en’H SIlTH-.f, was tho guedt «f Mr«. Frank Milb-i ally the .motorcycle* policeman, A. -H he felt on of Ids pleasure in being n *on, tax .-«,u:li*er, and others. SubiiL .l. vi-i vi- (rrent s deserve, grc.it credit c redit far tin <lid), und p r r im ir yfStordny, cqming over to attend the Beckwith $1.75' ( hiltlrcnV. SAwatfi'H, ‘ j jects discussed cavem l by the gvnCluhL tfrhlcli, war. ; wmkntuniikc manner in (vbhh, .Uicy member. Foitniglitly Rrhlgo $B.od*Iloy’H SHoes, < |i i field or the tax nnsessora’ ac­ .i. . ..... .j Mr. Lawton told of •some of the .entertained ye*te.t«|d>'' afternoon, by went about capturing the three men tivities Mr.. Dawson told of the d'lffl p e r p a ir $2.00 C h ild re n ’s S w e::tors,Mr*. Miller. who rnrt,clown nnd killed Code Iliil needs of tho hospital nnd u rg ed the cultle of administering bls'atfficS, ns. • f f , »■«»( $;j,50 Bt*yV Shoo.*, dull to do everything possible for the _— .. ^ef,r Orlando t ’cc cilhc-r flight. SMl |. ... ..•«••••••••••«•>•>■•• netting that he hnil found tunny Inp, r p a ir ... K . I , Whi n tlie wire cam** here to Jnicr- improvement of the institution, com­ FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUB $1.75 'H oys’. S w e a te rs , stnnic'H of Inequalities in tax n>>sc*s' rept (Hire men If they cnntc th |s way mending the club for tho good work • each mc'nt*. In lie riming out Of his proh. One of the delightful social events O ll'-c r Beckwith received the ,m c v it has already done for the hospital, lems he had met with the co-operation. $P,.i G iloyt;' S w e a te rs of ychleiday was Dial of yeMcrdny’af- sage and Ipnm dial* ly made nrrango- this living our adopted child for this of thi? county nssofson, he said. ' ? 2 7 .5 0 M- n ’s A ll .Wool e;.ch \... teinoon wiun Mrs. Frnnk .Miller en- meld* to do id* ptirt. Ho P“ RlwI pu-n The recent ruling that nutmiohllfe S u it The rommilteo on nomination*, trrtaiip d nt bridge a t-h e r home on on qlhcr nnd* leading U}(° ai d "ut $2.95 l/.ttlie.V .S w eaters, l e included in return* of personal 922 .5 0 M eit’A All Wool Mnjtntlin ftv*’., the iRcliu1ln;t o f vtlK* city »nil h lu w lf took the Or f-ampaaed of Messrs.' F. L. Miller, II. property provided some, perplexing cat it _SU >t3 -..«* • • tin* mcmlwrn <>t tho Fortnightly laddo-Sanfcird road. Looking tor A. Ncsil ami W. 1*. Carter,''submitted qt/V Hons, ncvcfnl o ' the nssessor* $5.03 Latlioa’ Sweaters, $9.00 Boys’ Suite,' .Bricigcx d u b n n d -ono extra tabic of them to come tkiough he wuited . nt their report, Which will bo acted on stdcl, nnd in this eonncdlon nkrd how •r:u h the recond meeting in December. 2 p a ir lim its **«*•♦♦• ’ jlUesto. • | Gindcrvllly nnd saw them tho car they were to determine the real value Thu speaker' ehoscit for, tho dny ExqujsRo pink Radiance n u o i nn:l n rJ followed in behind thcin-to lids $ ’ .25 iftrTs Sweaters, of n used automobile, Th4 ntaehlge firn o cmphaslxod the c*>l »r motif of city, telcnhiinlnir meantime to the of- was absent, and no long and tedious has no Inlritiric v a lu e ,'they, polntod t?."green nnd nil* . ’ •.'fle e r. CnnC thev were rom lne this oration* were delivered. . . • •• • $2.'.l’. M en’s S w e a te rs , A lter singing the;closing song, led olib* A fter soreral games of bridge way. He followed them ty the B. & each hy Mr. Boyd, tho club adjourned, score* v/tro counted and jwixes award- O. Gf.rago nnd m eantim e. Deputy . HER CHIEF SENSATION* Comity eager for the week to pass quickly, Williftmaon cd. M u- Roumillnt,.holding high'unnc S hiriff $7.00 M en’s Sweaters, (Hit'll among bead* H -r fT*'v' *' 1 *. »s ^ ; Herald expects to bring to 60c to $1.50 tiich B SSm m m Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. "f • ■ ■ 115 E ast F irst ..StreetEg * * K TRAIN Phone .104 SANFORD’S PIANO TUNING.» J . II. HINTERMISTIiR PIANO CO. 112 MAGNOLIA AVIONUIC - • --- - / peci HI I SHOKS GUESSES AND..CQATS 98c iLocal Officers $9.95 $22.59 $18.59 $22.50 mFJ. $ 3 .9 8 “S' SUITS $3,19 $3.59 $3.98 $2.48 $2.98 . SWEATERS $1.48 $1.69 $1.48 $22.50 $25.00 3 7 .1 5 $3.75 $3.98 in oiir store for the Three Day^r Fridayt Consoles t i / d o , r ^ .,,4 At Mrr, course rr Among thor.e ettjoyi i didn't-loo’: like I’d tve-r hnVc n.mther junty llllH tiffleers iin ut?d 'ell W ell?" hnrpltallty of Mn.VMilb r vrcro Mr*. U ity and (c il'lIlW Ihovisaitd-Austrian crowns will c jia 'n re ,t ’ D'll her nlmut it.’’—Kancredit for it. Of r.nrvhsgrcat cretli George IHColtes. Mrs. Georglt Biihop thcin’def. nas City Star XU vv>-V - ■ • i’kwith'*howp*l that .hv knejv get you I 000,000-Russinn rubles.” '• n. Lewis Mr*, llul Wight, ttder’ Beckwith’1 Mrs! 17 K. I*<>.,..• ril A, Mi .. D, L. j*.. : t «i-s> Li him. • ; j . Tho real reason is, we give SER..‘■There,nifty Is'Hfndod for n drny Thrafhor, Mrs. L I’. C ulljr, Mm . r~ iniddlc name. VICE. (be * F. J. Gpagslrs o f Dcljtnd. .Mrr. Rich- Wc are In the business, for (hi ( ol«I of Chinese tncla.” ' * • Tlmt'K our 19f-Th-Fri-Sat fellow Thpnc 498. SERVICE Look* QUIfilC, arditnri, Mt*. A. F . Corondly, M rtl-B U ai^kA B : Dcatig 'T u rn rr nnd Mrsi—i George ’'(io ___ * ' �Vi;> THfc SANFORD DAfl.V ' t*•«t M*Uf m •* MiD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922 -----------Tor the Daily Times. 'Congratulation^ inherent pride in1the breasts of San­ his declining years and .if poselblc keep standing accouet shall ho kcp.t.cvcn. to Editor McKay and all his. staff. ford people to havO the boat of every­ his grove und home intact u p U a ftb r There bns^bcen an nctive committee........... r i -----They arc making n fine paper out of th in g for the'people of Sanford. That his death, a t least- The sta te papers ship i . i n i r ! to care for the m atter, W l U I r t m r r a firra M * u « p l B a r ■< « h a l i m i t B a l U l a a , l o t 1 the Times nnd they are enticed to all is really the s p irit th a t is building BW taking up th e m atter and the and It 'n r expected th a t the condition M a s a a l l a Am , B aafarB . r i a . the prosperity the future Kohls in R'nnford today and the spirit that 1’alutka News has the following about PQW emldlrraiutUig the ' Celestial builds all cities. T h a t J r t h o "why.” it: xtori* f o r .them. ' grower may soon present a pleasing . . , -j------c -0"-—■ - m ■ "Flotida clirus-growers h'nve. .now a s p e c t . - ; i '’ 7 V lk U llltH i . . -----I'LIVVERINO IIY I'EAR JUICE Wntcli V r the. big 'Drink* giving. j .— -— o— —----on opportunity to repay In part the i *r * * ' L J. It O L L T — __________________ K4lr«* * nnlvrMi! nn;vrra« .i* y nn-i|n the me Fall Kditim of dehf, owed by the fraternity for n Our aim is to SERVE The commun­ I. J , L I I .L ' a H D I f r r t t a l l - T i r i i M r r r “ From faraway South Africa i. vast amount of goodpublicity which ity. not merely to hnvira joh.-Q U IC K A. a. a i. .... i H i m i m ' h**; 1) .tip Hi^ibl-.UfXjt* Tuesday* It United lias been brought to the atate through M. I . IMIL.LV_:__ ,A4< r r l l . l n n I t a n u a r r will ho n compendium of facts nhout trallo commissioner of the SERVICE TRANSFER. Phono 4DH. - I ' h u r | 4M u p t a flrtiu » \ J l . 'he eitv end emin’ y and will go into States departm ent of com m ent sends j the clevcr work of one mnn, Ii0U Glm lDI-Tli-FYl-Sat A ltfO U Itp H a i r . ' N u l l KnaMu tho”Sf i>ds of n w homes in this state the ’rmarkuhle claim of an attorney Gong< Jt WM|t t hat much-respocted A y p lk a fl* * . mid o tii"' rtnl* s. If you want nnyj tJuil has invented a new m ajor j chinnmnn whonriginnted the er.nigo A T A S A C R IF IC E . D O D G E L E M I.K f t l l l l ’ l ’ ___ t l t r « U l l » a M a n a g e extra copies you had better order them splr*1 and has organized a cojnpuny wi,;r h hears his dame; an g ra n g e T o U RIN C, CA R. SSO C A S H . SIX T h a n * J J M V a f l r r I y. m . with n capital of 100,000 pounds to toddy*. which has marked pm dlnritlcs; an K o j j A L P A Y M E N T S .— IT & O, *■ W - r t p t l u * l ’r l r « l a A B i a a r * exploit it. The astonishing feature of*i orange which has tho csliecinl ability M O T O R CO. B aa V rar_ 2f)li-tfr the Inventor’s statem ent is that u sub ’ ! of hanging on the tree far many ■ la B l « a l b a HELPING SANFORD CROW' l> * ll» * r* B l a C i t y fcy C a p r i* * s tnntinl ingredient of the compound^ months after dt has become ripo and • m W .tk IS O al* NEW YORK, NoV. 2d.—’The N«w is prickly pear Juice,” says the C in-: rvnAy jor t he table. A man wntching pu r big press yes* York Americans will again train in T l i * M e IS - ) • I N - p a s * W n k l r M r r *'n‘ll‘' 1^r• . . . # ,i Even tho occasional visitor to Flor- vt*.v Orlea •IB r E l I r r l r r o t v r a N m lrrlr 'outlay turn out the Dnily-Heryld at it was announced last “Ih ere are the usual stones of the ^ ^ ^ Gim Cnnt, ^ t ° rle" • • I I* i iB b l t a b r B r v r r y K f l l i f . A 4 *»r M *t* 4t r * t r » m a B * h a n v t n « n a a s l l r a - •he rate .of 5,003 par hour, said: ” 1 Admirable results produced by r-ovaro f , u |t| „ u. mnn who brmJ(tht it ni«ht' * g 2 1 6 S ? W % 2 w 5 8 ^ ,XU# to see why you would want this eetn and the wonderful cheapness of to Us present state of perfection J nress nr such n sum of money ns it production. Call <198, if you w ant that bnggi.ge ■ K M H E H T H I S AMSOCIA'f^KII t * n K « | Thousands upon thousands have made, "cpresents and use it only about nn T h * A a a o c l a t a i t P i « me | e r i c l u s t v E l y ........ ..................... — ' ------ -----it in cjt tne licet "It is caiieu,, called, nitor after one r;f.the fleet Ifakrd after with despn tcli,—QUICK • n l l t l a B t o t h a u * a ( u r • r r p a b l j c a i l u n o f ’•our each day.!’ We explained to him] rtUclOIv. fnmilv of the South African special tiips to hia grove hear DeSERVICE TRANSFER. • II n * w * B l a p a t c K * * r r n 4 li*d i u 11 or n4p.*r !hat we were looking for a big city v „ftUi {hc p p r|ngook. This recalls tnnt f Land for the s a k o 'o f meeting and • a t o t h e r * t*« e r r d t t r d In tbtk t 1< * JOl-Th-Fri-Snt. • r»d a la u l h a lo c a l n i w i p u b tlsh a d here and the old methods «»f p rin tin g ^ c,,rtnin , pjrtt ot)C( mf,nufaclu»>d in* seeing the resdlts «T h i s ‘shrewd^ h araln . . .... , ... , - jnessand ability. Always hnve those 2ill r l t h l * n f ra - p u b llr a tla to 'o f apseMt newspapers yrere now in the.discard OAKLAND TOURING, 1920 U * In i t o r v b c n «»V,nly ..I0* lp h * i r .h r r » lf i a r a alao r*«errr<i end whlhl it looked like n waste of l .i .l Knur -l iM in m 'il. w a s e n lle r l 'h m -: , , , , . , , , MODEL AT $200. THIS IS A iwnys hnve they gained that for which n r t u . i iiK iiA i.ii i ir iL iiiw u . r h * * * u r o « l mcne,. to h .v . W A . now ' " I ' r r t w l ’” ” ! " T ‘W ANFORD 1 DAILY- HERALD .- , *- . _ HIE HERALD M IN G CO. Thu I’tQplurf Bank of Sanrord'belieVer ' Unit the growth of.tlie duptwitor largely iilfiiicticca the growth of . *• - the1 hank; «* ' It -invites the -people to bring their business-hero, irrespective of the amount they may wish to deposit. • The same courteous treatment will he. -extended to all, whether their ac­ counts may be large or sm all . PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ** . - * . * " Sanford, Florida REAL BARGAIN.— II. & O. MO­ 206-1 fc !he city grew to twice the sjrg nnd ghtn.ng, notwithstanding the Tact ns TOR CO. ' anotheV Clll|. ^hrn we are helping the tdwn grow it contained rfa electricity, stati? . . * „ More rain nnd winter wenthvr com­ fnto n big city bv keeping nlmut five or m n-nrtie r ! ! « “* how.Eou Gim Grbig is "dowm” ing. " *■ -. *ehrs nhend of the place all the time. Perhaps this knowledge causes the rt" <» *,,.T°*t 1,19 P ™ 6* * "*n*t .. . ... . . . . bo sold tosafisfy a debt, and there 'Iso th at having. nn-.out,,tt such as ... Washington authorities to say th at .1 , . . . . •,. .. Wonder if it is snowing in Jersey •he Daily Herald now has is a big nd- . •“ •„ __ _ , T .will bo no place left forhim except because of the numerous—nnd w orth-L v . , ,. . * . . , . I that Institufjon which onen* its doors on th at beaiitifQripttucc. , ' ‘verMaement for the city of J^anford loss—announcements of gnqolme sub » ------■ ■ -x----nd the m untv of Seminole and shows 'tflu tes, the merits of this ’Spring to' the financially unfortunate nnd practicajly closes in on its visitors, They are not only smuggling booze that th e , newspaper not only boosts hok’ Inlielcd cnncoctlot! of the juice forever. Almost ninety years of age, and opium into Florida hut they have *md works far a bigger city hut v / ..I . i I ‘h« prickly pear will Have to he this old man admits hts financial nonstarted smuggling Chinese Into the •bows Its rnith in the city by pult.ng |Ietno-n „lrntf(I ,lPfore much cre<)-. success—at the same time there arc • atnte. • < ' ^ I1* ™ " ™ n? : U\ IU' , f,utflt.Secor" 1 to cnee ran he given to the alleged com! "l". .-tu ho Tnund u- grc.at jim nlicr.uf fruit., -nine In the state.' itcfilTve qilHIUfcs I f Ts^mlvvrliscd growers throughout the state who The First National Rank of this ,'fhe Hanford Herald is installing anpossessing." - • hnve realised money from the effort* lily .is another example of-this sort other No. I I Linotype today to set nd. of the aged. Celrstinl. ' vertSsemcnts and'Jo-ads on the. new o f . publieilv—If you Vvimld call- il LITE GIM GONG NEEDS HELP Thetc is no need of collfccting- a that. Tho First National Bank hnd ’Dally Herald. ■ -v, « ■ , y. -vf ? ~ ~ ~ : large sum to lend comfort to Lou Gim one o f 'th e 1finest, bank bnild^igs in Gong during Ids Tew remaining years. For m n n y \y e a rv I.ua. Gim Gong, ifd* nnri of the State it wnFl.uiU of . The Herald will issue a papeh on one of the nioitl wonderful Chimimen There Is/, however, n pressing need Thanksgiving Day just as any other beautiful white marble,uno iVhen built that has ever carmMo America 1ms that his roof shall he left him, that looked like It would do the hank’n day, only wo will have a little more . . ‘ , .^business for immv'years to come and .lived in DeLnnd yn lita. Orange grove his surroundings shall remain undls- JJ tim e to eat .Thnhks^|vi irce^ o!i|,1'n,-l"take'i " ** wopbl if the directors of l \e where he perfected the Lue Gim turhetl until his -call to that spot ■ day. ■ The Herald fore ^ e ar'-tliristm a s ,’ir’' National Bank hnd been con-.'G<uig otnligu nnd achieve.^ olher won- where all earth's myriad Imrps shall.‘E tw o' holidays in the >ear m s mas ( ^ t j sit down nnd let things taka derfut results in fruits nnd in sclctlfc.; m e:tin t'hbrnl praise ami prayer. Ti> a nnd the Fourth of July. >heV. eoiirse. They <h> not have to, We have-sat in his home umj listened ; extend Roil.Gim Gong Hie aid whichi j — — ----- o — -----------to his Words o ' wisdom and they i his rrugnl wants m m ire would cost >"ijld thidr new six-story building W. J. Bryan says that ship subsidy re words nf-.wisdom nnd thousands but n trifle from earlr g-ove owner in bill w ill'be snowed undt’r. Now why cm the lop of. tlie-, world just hnve visited his ornpge grove nnd the elate, nnd jl is to be sin cerely 'JJ do you say that, William? The i s The llerald was sitting—then, why xigped his book mu I .teamed something | hoped that the nppeat being sent out * fubsidv could have been put over in do *v*on>e «o ahem! and build? from this wonderful «ld Chinamen | over the state will meet with n ■ your* time ju s t.as wylj and It would Well, for several reasons. Building who has dropped the' faith of his: hefli ty response. have been, a blg -fm lh er-in your cap 7«r the f ••Tgi' j* «a\Hng mtmeyl Look- fathers aniFIiecohie a ChrislTan. He The liwm.-r of the arPQii'it which is i ? — I'm ost ns IdfT ns knocking 'out lijg'nhe-u* niiit visiinllzing « big Ht\ has fallen, upon evil days anil with a [‘owed by Fie venemlW Chinaman does "Three Feathers.” roerrs • that the men <»n the big mottgn'go . on his place Is about t o ' not seek to 4 ske any vengeful steps =----o—— — • -ioen<! Moor is the mari'who will get lose it and The llrrald'- has often to drive -Hin^ld man aw ay -an d baa JJ The Tanner Times has pnfchasetl. | b|, loisiness. And the g rea test rea- thniL?'bt there should be some eniieerb-J-i onsi-nled to a|lqw )|iip to etnl his days ■ . ntorB.IptjLon Franklin.street in Tampa :^nn for snending money fo r new e d ' movement mnde by thy people nf v,'Imre he ha* achieved so great n a u c -, Phone 135 for Your Wants JUST ARRIVED >r . / < j1? NKYV CARLOAD Hill Lumber •SERVICE, QUALITY, PRICE . . ‘ * I’lione 1JI5 *• . .lobking abend to a flfie nc.v tmlldlrtg rqnipment, new LuiltlipgS, r!c« is that!Florida Jo afiatst this fiac-old tqan in j cow if only the niter. A olt Uio lon^« |- ■ ■ d B f e B a B B B n R H a a o n B B R R H B K a M U E B a a a a a C B 3 G B n a ; « “ “ 'a. .... * i Yard: Corner Third and M yrllc J- . U + —•* . R 4 * ’ • ' , ’R naatinUuagHRrRURRHRUnDBilBQBRHHHBRBBBRUB a ■'•lanr'iJMmm■■■■■■■■■&■cgia«DBaWMainiij!ui)giu]t<uflHaRRBi23u» i aa:JBariB3:iaB8u*JBURnRBH3iiRB«BiJRBR**B!ii*Rc« KiiBiiBBBHBnRBnunpnBaBnnBanaHuaaHNBaHiiMBBHnBUBBBnBBUHBniiBnnaanBMBBnBRBiifn.iiDnBrnBBaapanBnriiiBnnBHBRBBHeBuawannBMaBaiiBRBaaBia B iiliB B i a iM B ia a ii n ii i D i ig B s i ia i B B a B ii a a o a i M a B o a c i ii i N i ia ii a a ii H i u c a i ii i in B a M B u i a a a D n e ti a R O B ii a H H K B i ii i li B B B a iM B a k a l u a i ii a M B M R M i f • * * • jjjjj ^ si BBB BBS BBl BBB BBB BBB BBB at' v w * m bs *& w%, w <tHraiv« HI The Greatest Cash M arket in the Greatest City in Florida opens its doors to the public Saturday, November 25th in the room next to Hill Hardware store on F irst Street Everything ntarkecl in plain figures, everything new, fresh, clean, sanitary, under refrigeration, up-to-date; • ; . rRB Inspect oiir new stoi c, our new plan of refrigeration of Meals and Vegetables and Fruits. • Our new cash and carry plan c ; ’ nying. The best equipment in the state of Florida. rocery We were handicapped somewhat by the late arrival of the boat bearing a b o at load of groceries and meats for our big opening Saturday bu t we have plenty for 'th e opening and the prices are the.cheapest in-Florida. AN in ^lairrsight. ______ , i i > ■ . .:x .. -■ . m ea ■ : ■ sk S*W: k « « !« k k k « «^^ �■n * * n to. to to to to to to FOR RF.NT—Lower flour of resilience , furnished, 203 East Third street. • • • ■ • • . 2Qr7.fttp Cedar ami Holly, North*of Sixth St. Approximately 1,000 feet of 0" pipe. r T>j ■Approximately 2,150 fe e t of 8” ,piPe4B” din. 1300* long. Approximately 7*,305 fedt of 10!' pipe' Ninth JU Pfct'District 8” and 10” < • • - . — -1 Approximately 3,780 feet of 12" plpo diii. 1400’ long. FOR RENT—Furnished rtiomi soutlv Wc Pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts ' to Approximately 1,725 feet of 15” pipe StrlngfcU6wV Add. 8” -dla- 775' east '.cofqer Eim./*and i l t h ‘street, ... ----- ----------- -- ■ 1 — ' f ■ August Schneider. 20fe-3tp Approximately 2,210 feet of 18” pipe long. to Cl w ilt led Ad# Ce t line. No -’to Approximately 805 feet of 21” pipe, Sewer pipe and Segment niock to to , ad taken f r t I n * than- J5c. t o FOR RENT—Housekeeping apart­ 'Approximately 805 feet’of 24” pipe. ’* bs' furnished by the C ity,' F. O. 11. ment. TlD Onk Ave. 20I-I2tp M Cards of Sanford's Hcput. to to and positively an classified to Apprpximhtifiy 37' braneh.cj 0" Ai- corS, Sanford, Florida. n ‘able Professional Men, each is* to 'adrfcharged to anyone. Cash to FOR RENT-^Rooms and kitchenette. nmeter pipe. ■ 4• Proposull to'be presented In a scal­ Approximately U2 hrnnehes 8” di­ ed envelope, endorsed, on the outside, m . of whom. In hla chosen pro- t o to must accompany all order's.' to —Shirley Apartments opposite post p l fen lo a tho Jlprald recoin- » to . Count five words to a line • to jfffde, upstairs. “Bid for Sewer Construction,” San­ £8-tfc ameter pipe. • Any farmer who uses th is bnnk will find us ■ • to FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartm ent lApproxInialcly 255 branches 10” di ford, Rlorldn, with the name of bidder pi mends to tho people. to to and remit accordingly. ... * . .... to t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o to . or bidders. ,J ' ' pledged (o work for a better system o f marketFerndale Apartments,”305 E. First nmetor pipe. - ‘' y * to to to Street. A”. > 100-tft; .Approximately 1-5 branches-12’’. di­ Each proposal must l»c accompanied ECU S A L E , ittg;-‘and for every sound measure that will ameter pipe. by a certified Check made payable at FOR- RENT—Furnii*hcd houso and ' Approximntcly 82 brandies 18" di­ sigh* t to the City Auditor and Cferk, r? FOR SALE—Chickens' and furniture, help him'to get more money for his labor. * three furnished apurlmcnta. Phone ameter pipe. of Snnford, Florida, for $1,000.00. 1020 Union Ave, .- . 200-Ctp 371 -IV. . . \ Attorney-at-Law 201,10tp Number I Vitrified Segment Block Copies of the plans .and. specifica­ hUR SALE—Rug, sue 0x12, g<)y<J coil- FOR ItEhlT—One iwd room nnd kttchToll u'a in whnt way' you think wo might * For approximately 737 feet 30” tions may he seen at the offjco of dition, Phone 445-W. COti^tp Orcr Snninoie County Bank cn furnished, price $15 per month. circular sewer. tho City Mnnnger or a t the otlice of! 1)0. helpful to YOU right now. ‘ j For approximately 015 feet of 33" Fred T. Williams, Engineer, Plan#! BANFORD7 •> *>• ,*;* FLORIDA FOR SALE—Nice .three-quarter sixo Apply to M rs.' II, D. Durant a t Lnko 1-string double bass viol in good Mary. 193-tfc circular, sewer! " anil specifications can be secured from 1 order. Addre.-is "C. TI. H.," enro of The pipe to lie delivered at Sanford, Fred T. W illia m s on dcpor.lt of $10,00*' FOR RENT—Three desirable fur Herald. 20G-.!tp nJshed rooms ‘ for housekeeping. Florida, na ordered by the pity during v.hich will be returned if bid.Is made. ATTORN EY - AT-LAW Fm ^A Xtroit^m rA EG trf??- h Phono 3-18-W before 8 a. m., a fte r;th e six months following acceptance ■Proposals will be received on a part smaller cab, 7-paj.ienger Paeknrd.— 6 p. m. or the whole of the work. * / 201-5tf Fred It. Wilsdn. Q.Vr lit Williams'. Ga­ First National Bank Building Sjiedfications and form of proposal Tho City Commission reserves the rage. ‘ 107-tfc can ba secured a t the offic.c of the right to. rejeat any or till b id v or 1° SANFORD *:• • *> FLORIDA t ,* •• ~ accept any bid they deem to be for SEVERAL HOUSES for Bale. House WANTiiD—Superintoudency p f op- Qity Manager. The City -Commission reserve the the best Interest of tho city. fp r rent. Seo Thigpen. IMMfc ,a;ige grove, Gan give reference. SKftVICE PROG RESS Addfcsa E. W. Collier, Roifle (1, Laur-j right to reject nny or all bids, or to C. J. RYAtf, STRENGTH WOOb t'OR S A L U -^ .b ir- ',, Tnrd. *' ‘ 201-Ctp| accept nny bid they, deem to be for 11*21; 12-l-2te City Manager. Please ;nrrtmgo to pay ajah 911. dc- en'a, S, <V WANTED—Girl at cigar nnd cold lhc best l" lcrcst of tho e^>’livlry, and specify, the kind pf w/tod LAW YER C. J. RYAN, • Wanted, when placing your, order.—F. drink stand on Ninth streot. .Ap­ i s — Court House City Mnnnger. 11-24; ,12-l-2tc *' ' .207-2tc S. .Verpoy. ,• lOti-tfc ply nt once. Tho Herald delivered, 15c per week. i f nix TriO—9J,oUu jit once, je s t oi security. Call at Hill llanlwaro Co. to to to to to to » to * to FOR SALE—C melody saxophone —W. I. Hughey., . ihYi-'itp mi '■good ns now.’, $120 takes it, half to cash, balance $10 per month. R. J. WANTED—Tqum work. Inquire M. GvU—1323 SERIES Scaled priqibsqla Vviil lie received, by 170-Gtp • Iluiison Shoe Shop. to Holly, Herald Office. the City Commission of Sanford,.Flor­ ll-13f-20-27, to f 6 r SALE—Roomy cottage with ida,‘a t th eir office in the City linll, to hath nnd.inrgi screened poil'h, gn- WANED—A chanco-to build your at or before 8 p. m., December 11th, * The car owner who is satisfied in the day in nnd dayto rage and uxtelknt corner lot. Within now homo before lumber gets any U’22. /n r .the construction 11L tiie fol. out usngc of his automobile is th e best-asset n dealer posses- ~ threc blocks-of bigh rchool mil! irontir higher. ~ I’lnhVhml csdm'atcj furnisli- lowing ccwers, to;Wl\: ** . f scs. . to You esq find the name of to side school in. rnpidly growing section. cd.—Snnford Novelty Works. 183-tfc STORM SEWERS to every liv e• .Business l^lah to No rnilrondu lu crusr. to reach * any Thirteenth Street Storm Sewer l i ” ’ ‘ Wo take pride in the realization o f the fact that Oak. .to Jn Sanford liS th li Column to school. Easy terms. Apply at rcsi- WANTED TO RENT—Perninncnt,. 3. to 36" din. -1355' long. — ' or 4 room uhfurnitlmd apartment, ' hind car owners in,the tofTitory controlled by us and else­ to . each day. to denco,d}0p E. 11th St. before' Wcdues, Fourteenth Street Storm Sewer 12” fiat or liouac, desirable location. Ad­ where constitute our most vnlunble asset. 'to ' to ' day or nddfess 11. B. Gifford, Sanford, dress "F. S.” care Herald office, San­ 1,.'.‘I" 1075'long. t o t o t o t a t o t o t o t o t o t o Fla., general delivery any time. ford, I-ln. . • 192-tfc . Park Avenue-Stqrm Sower 12” .to A careful inspection nnd a ride in the Oakland G-'M'will 20G-2tp, ; 18" din. f>70' long. • • . WS’U Dye For You ■ . . reveal the reasons. • • i ' / .SANITARY SEWERS FOR SALE—5 passenger *1!MK Max* . 'c * '• BON TON STEAM PRESSEItY I Rclweon Snnford ami-Cypress 12" wdll in good running condition. Ad­ Sec us fo r ‘a demonstration nnd prices. — , Kent &, McKee, Props. to 18” ilia. 3500' long. dress *'G.‘ H. S.,” care of Herald. CLEANING. DYEING, ALTERING On Ninth Street, between Cypress 200-3tp * Work caied for nnd delivered - , _ J irnl.Hickory, 10" to UV 'din. 060' long. None j CL J---- t—314 W est F irst St. IFO R SA LE«-D o«ior'nnd(,ayS pnInt8 ; Between Cypress mul Pine 0" anil * * ! nnd varnishes at Sanford -Novelty 1’0" din. 1950’ long. , ,•• , . . *» * ' ' 183-tie Works, Sanfprd agents.. | Between Pine and Hickory <J" and •qVE DELIVER THE GOODS” .J. „ SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 17 FARM fRS— You can get seed bed Sealed proposals will be received by: iff-dia. 1B50’ long. < J * Q u ic k S e r v i c e T r a n s f e r frnnj*} and irrigation plugs a t th* the City Commission of- Srmfonhj linhvwn Snnford nnd Magnolia 0 ” j Standard and Light* eight,*l)eUch»ble Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe Florida; a t th o lr. oiflre j n tho City [to l b dla. ff8 0 . long. ^ ._ Motore. for W atercraft Storage Facilities Hall, At or* befor2,8 i>. m. Decbmber*^Jtvtwefin Vnrk and Magnolia 10" dia‘ . {‘ \ If we please^yot), tell others; If not, Second sheets, S '/jjU , only 1'lth, 11*22, for the following ,m atey if, 00 ' long, tell usl Phone 498 SOciicnJ.OOO, while they last, at . . •! ■ Between Park and Qqk 10” din, Herald office. •_________ tf id s : „ Nunibar 1 Standard Vitrified Kipwrr 2'iOO* lung. 1 . SA'NFORD. FOR SALEr—10 acres la Longwood, Pipe , ! Between First and Second, 8” dia. corner of GrOvo nnd Grange ave-*- •approxim ately 1,000 feet of 4" pipe, j 200' lopg. May’ pprrate an Evinrude safely ami . nucs, S. E. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W„ with ease. ^Kvitjnidc orWyour picnics; Genera! Machine and Heller Works; hunting pat tics, fishing nnd camping Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxo Pistons; ). B axter Dy Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shsfte Returned-------------- Phone 62 PEPPER SEED FOR SALE—I have n surplus of 35-lbs. of Ruby King peppe^ seed saved by myself Out of Glassed Designed PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION tlio very best Now 'Jersey stock, $£.75 • - .v Authorized, Hoover Deafer - _____ per lb.- Address, E Grothen, .Danin, oj-jmN $ IQ_n_yea f—A i h . Rh. PURELY sA vh res ■ ■1 to , George A. DeCottes ' FRED R- WILSON , ______ _ * ■WANTED SANFORD, FLORIDA CflELLE MAINES s ADVERTISEMENT BUSINESS DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEWER MATERIAL . Kent Vulcanizing Company Any Man, Woman 'oi; Child Machine & Foundry Co. ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPERS EVINRUDE Henry McLaulin, Jr., O ptrD .~ T“ - THE UNIVEnSXL CAR FOR SALE—Gas stove, * Opticlan-Optom etrisi' Ave. -312 East First S treet Sanford, FIs. FOR SALE—llo'us<jhpld furniture, P hone iiih____ __ 203-dtp hOR SALE—Upright piano, good condition, for $100 cash. Address ARGHITECT Box 352. ' . 203-Ctp Bldg. F u lf SALE—Lot on W c stl'irstlifre e i BANFORD -;•* FLORIDA close In. Inquire 2W* I'nrk Ave­ nue. . ' 203-dtp iT)U SALE—L'hovrulet touring cuxl Will sell nt n real bargain. Sec Wilson Motor Co., First streot and Sanford Avo. 201-dtp, V. C. COLLER, Prop. FOR SALE— Five fooi7f Fuiignlow "on G e n e r a l S h o p a n d M ill exceptionally easy terms or will rent’.—A. P. Connelly & Sons- 205-tfc W ork FOR KALE—To* settle estnte, sgven CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER paSaengcr Cadillac, fine condition; $17 Commercial S treet—Sanford, Fla. new tires, $000.—I’, fj. Stone, Ornnge City, 205-6tp FLORIDA ELTON J. MOUGHTON SURE TO ATTEND THE NOVEMBER 28, 20, 30 AND DECEMBER 1 Tho Dally Ilareld Dollvered to yottr ELECTniCAI. CONTRACTORS FARM FOR S A L E -A t Monroe, Fla., 12W acres with 7 cultivated. Two good wells and barn, good location,, Weatinglibuse Lights nnd Appliances good land. Opposite new school house. New Line of Fixtures On same street as the building lots. 123 Wedt First Street —Address Sirs. E. E. Osteen, laikc Monroe, Fla., P. O! B<Rt 54. 205-3tp FOR SALE—5 sere form on paved rond^. Reasonable. Terms. Inquire D. C. Howard. 2Q5-3ty INSURANCE AGENCY Ford parts, like almost everything else worth while, are' counterfeited. Imitation' parts are manufactured to S E L L at the highest possible rate of profit and the grades of steel used are consequently not tho same high quality, specially heattreated alloy steels specified in Ford formulas for the manufacture of G EN ­ U IN E FORD PA R TS, B. W. HERNDON Contractor and Builder 8ANFORD FLORIDA Pianos, .Bsfes,^ Furniture, in ? Diet anything movable,' or vrhnt others wiRht think immovable, we handle with care and easo. Wo assume .all responsibility.—QUICK . SERVICE TRANSFER, Phono 498, » ll)4-Th-Frl-Snt Arc you-moving”! '• Call a QUICK SERVICE TRANSPER' to do it. 1‘honc 408. 104-Th-Fri-Sat FOR SALE—Modem Bungalow, four room* and bath, garage nr)d ce­ ment sidewalk; 1103 Onk Ave. The Presbyterian Ladle* will *hold tafif finxaac Sato Dec. 1st and 2nd. FOR RENT— Furnished ofttcc. V v . v ' j , . ■ < • . THURSDAY BETWEEN OCALA AND TEAMS : , BARTOW . - .50% OF QENUINE FORD PARTS RETAIL FOR LESS THAN 10c EACH Ask for Parts Price List ! . . Latest Agricultural,- Horticultural; and L ivestock bis • * play Ever Shown' lowest possible cost—the same everywhere. Barkaot’s Big Carnival Aggregation W ill Furnish the 'a f i r e Am usem ents/. O v •• ••»*• * When your Ford car, or Fordeon tractor needs attention, cal! on u». For rememWfwo arwpropcrly equipped, employ competent mechanics, and use 'Genuine Ford and Fordsoa ports in all repair work: f §. C. BENNETT, Secretary J. C. JOHNSON, Pres K. G. MOORE, M anager AUTHORIZED FORD room, 204-<Jtp -u ' D on't bo m isled—In sist upon G E N U IN E F O R D P A R T S m ade by th e F o rd M otor C om pany. B y So doing you will get from 35 to 100 p e r c e n t m ore w e a r from them , and y o u w ill p ay th e F Q If SALE-^CJr wllI nccept a light touring car or Ford truck in good condition a* part payment on my Steam#-Knight touring ear, having standard equipment. Included with car arc upotdight; stop-light,' one extra new tiro and- rim and new Cali fornja winter toy which is noW op. This-car w*!ll,bc » dandy for some one who can use lit arid'can be^saen at 018 Mellonviiie Ave. G. E. Atkinson. owner. _____ J-OO^tp FOR SA i Te —Several well-bred Rhydc Inland Red Roosters, ten month* old. IiVtuiro of Mrs. Ellsworth, I t d w-p Bcarsdalj «vc/ Fifty Record Classy Horse Races Every Day—^ IIorsesEntered GILLON & FRY S . O . S h in h o ls e r 11 SALES AND SERVICE SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS FIRE-^----- AUTO-—^ — BUNDS Phono 113 112 Magnolia Avenue- * ■ —— -A !R—SANPOHpy B| I '* * * ^ * * J ' ' ——i �B FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922 Greb and Tunney Sign For Bout a t the Garden NEW VOKK.'Nov, Terms Jor-a fifteen round bout on December 20th nt 'Madison Square (inrdeu for the lifTht heavyweight title, of America were -accepted by Harry Grab, P itts­ burg. and Gene Tunney, of New York. CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor . Confidence, ns applied to business, is the same n» faith in tin- field of religion. Confidence in the good intentions of each other; confidence in the ability of another to fulfill prom­ ises; confidence in the soundness of Up* community —these ore the things upon which business is based. VEGEX i."' VEGEX ALMONDS VEGEX VITAMIN CUBES • YDUIt DAILY VITAMIN SUPPLY Ask for Literature . Get your office supplies, stationery nnd I’ost Cards nt the'llornld office. • THE REXALL STORE ~ And this applies with double force to the bank­ ing business. The customer's confidence in thb Strength mid integrity of the bank; and the bank's ■confidence in the character and good Intentions of its customers, nre the factors upon which this fnntitutiun is founded, As Season N ears End, Sanford Team Gets Better; and Predictions A re That Miami Game Will Be Only Defeat As th e'en d of the 1P22 gridiron schedule grnunlly grows closer, cbnpiiK’ring the term s.left to play! to complite this schedule, it looks like only one loss for the entire season, nnd thot one game was lost to Miami un­ der conditions th a t should give San­ ford on excellent nlibi. This dope can nftor riding nil ni fht nnd plnylng n game on the way, uhould convince ev­ e r those hard to convince, th at Conch Wllkenson hux built a machine that is as good ns any high School eleven In this pnrl* of the state. .And Sanford .fans would hnvp been A COMMUNITY* HUILDICR more than satisfied with n fifty-fifty break this year nfter the many sea­ It. F. WIIITNER, Cashier ■ F. P. FORSTER, President sons th at have passed without one victory. Hut Coach Wilkcm.on set out to makb n team that would do butter thnn n fifty-fifty bnjnk and the re-‘ ■tilts ahow for themselves. JOHN GOVE* Proprietor !0-point victory with Sanford, Next week, the Thanksgiving num­ Sanford will play nt Daytona on ber of th y Herald, will carry n com­ CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 118 WMt F irst 8 treat 1018 West P i n t Straw Thanksgiving day and the outcome of plete Write-up oP the- Sanford team this game enn well he figured on a a 'a and Its players for tpls season, ns duplicate, of the gnmo in Sanford on well ns thtf.records they made last Armistice day. There may be other year nnd'othcr years gone by. It will post season gaums ployed after th a t show.what the support of Sanford bus­ Cut so ta r none hnSTSjfhihntioUllCPd. j iness men, Sanford fans' tunl'n good ShouTil Sanford win tomorrow's conch hav'o'donc towards.making godd publicity for the Celery* City. *Tbc boys have been hard at work during thin, past week getting pre­ pared for tht* tta|Ue with-Kort Meade ANFORD J u s t R e c e iv e d a S h ip itf A special movie juntr-will be h to get Vic McLnulin's picture. And n representative of the PollccGaxetto will be after a snap shot jdf Bill Moye. ROUTH N ext to Princess Theatre And the whole darned team will be nfter Ft. Meade's scalp. MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS ■I akolntnl has elaimeil the cham­ pionship of Smith Florida. Mnybt so, mnylm so’, bid—they had n Sam fV>rd;‘ nmn help them do It, a t thnt, Harvey parrish played with them thin season, you know. ' c use notlijnft^but file bost material; all ; Work done, by expert workmen. ‘ And w*e should worry—let 'em nl| have ' the championship—wp know w hat our teams of the past have done, nnd what they have done this year, nnd that's* much satisfaction.. W ight Bros. D ept Garage building tf* C e lu M S B e S a j. Wonderful Auditorium with unsurpassed J* floors. Doors open at 2:30 p. in. till midnight. S Sinking by Miss Eva Grace W agner, accom■ panied by her mother. Pie eating contest and 5 other-attractions^ Music by F re d J la r \e y ’s ?i famous hand in the evening”. Auto buss Combination Offer «.i Narrow Margin of Seven Fins'Pirt Farm ers in the 14-lbs. Gran. Sugar $1.00 1-lb- Bulk Mix’d Tea .50 ■ Second Place W ith Men’s Club J ■ Tbo quintet representing thq'F arm ­ belongs to the CongregnUoqals, until ■ ers at the Howling alleys last night, •The Farm ers next gnme in wilh the Turkeys.for Thanksgiv 5 b iwling.in their usual good’ form,, nn- Hotary Glub—liw^- (rom -Aiiu waw-tl;a Rotes have liven going lately U looks ■ Potato, Shrimp and like something soft for the clod-buslChicken Salad ets, while next week’s games will Und the .Men’s Club and Congrtgationnls together. Next week may see a gen* in ill’shake up iii-tbc.CluIr standing, The scores for last night’s game follows: *r — For mer s . . ; COME ONE, COME ALL! GOOD TIME •PROMISE!) The Economy BARING POWDER contains-a small amount of white^of-egg. This * makes It possible for representatives of the company to le s t- it frefittmtly-for-leavening— •strength—right on the dealer's counter. Nothing but absolutely fresh stock is permitted to remain on the dealers’ shelves. It must always be up to the high Calumet standard. Remember the whitc-of* __ egg ip Caluhiet protects ‘ / j / \ ■' the success of your/ -( - Y 'UTVTCT hikings.' It is the ccoi © e iL U riN *nomical positive bake* ofa, ( K day.aid and its.sale is &A % P flW y H j r U -^11 A. C. L. Dray. Track N ear Express Office • MST BT TEST 2bi times as much as that of any other brand. A. p o u n d can o f Calum et contains fu ll 1 6 ounces. Som e baking p o w d e r a come in 12 ounce in t lead o f 16 ounce cans. B e sure you g e t a pound when yots Xuant it. g* 1,? Standing of the Clubs A Buick Road s tef Satisfies • ■ ■ - . . F o r those w ho w a n t the intim acy of th o roadstor design, Buick provides n com pletely satisfying selection of m odels, in appearance a s w ell an in. price. B usiness men find the six-cylinder, tw o-passongcr ro ad ste r well E qually line for theso, and a t the sam o.lim c luxurious in its ap p o in tm en ts find nm nrt in its snappy lines and coloringis the six-cylinder s p o rt-ro a d ste r—the dc-luxo • m odel of its kind. W h ile a m odest, dcpcndablo and convenient car is tho four-cylinder roadstor. Anil all arc B uieka w ith all t h a t B u ic k p r o v id e s In pow er, d e p e n d a b ility a n d flawlesji perform ance^ . .* * , • Relief Eleven Defeats Judge Landis Gives W right in Navy Clash Ottawa Club Spanking PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24. — The CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—K, M. Landis, commissioner‘ r f bnscbnlC yesterday football team of the U. S. S. Relief U. S. S. reiterated Ilfs 'stand against tndepend- Thursday defeated tho W right cloven in tho ftemi-flnal match for the Atlantic fleet championship of the nuvy yard by n score of 7 to 0. Relief teuin w-ill piny the Winner of thfi Deittwnre-Florida gumo which will be played in Huston on Thanksgiving day. • . The Buick I.lne fp r 1923 Comprises Fourteen Models: Conway. Gets Decision Over Wallace a t Miami F o u n — I P h i . K m lS t r , K M , S 1‘m i . T»<uii»a, | I H , 1 !'»•». C M H .I I in .lP m J n l.n .U n i; S T « if(n * 6^-Un. U .I I 1. B U t . - l P i u . Ito W ilH , I I U S ; J Tuurtiif. 1191S1 T P # m . T u iir in i, $ 1 4 1 1 ; 7 f 'j * . T o u i i n f . $ IS T l. « I 'j i . C w w . t l 6 « ; . $71 9 1 . p i y i l K u ih lil.r , I a. It. Ilu ic h l . e t i t l t * . * A»b sUrCo. ih» O . M . A. C . P o i.K * w 1*Un. w h « !i O r f.n tJ I*«,in.nt*. • EANFOIID, FLORIDA to t 1 ‘ n ai it i L. C. MdORK 'Manager ~ ' l ’u.*ct will Faild Ihcm a gr.me y?as rluycg it has I tlmt the Ottawa manageI an ineligible “)>feyer under ;d name »ild* hereafter K blc to socuro any exhibition i profdsioiful clubs, wheth- i MIAMI, Nov. 24,-Jim m y (Kid) CotiWay, the Scranton, Pa., coni minwon t)o«Ision on points over young Wallace of New Orleans In a welterweight fistic combination .here, Wednesday night. r . m i n u r ____ . ' _____ l___ i,______ ___ __ 1 Get your of flea aopplioa, atatl.oncry Tli* Herald, J3c per weefi, d«)lvere'd ; an(] p 0Bt Card* a t lb« IIvraId office • / \ / I T / L—l —J ! jm fjf , T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T B A K I N G P O W D E R i 'T h e uS ix ," 9l 165; T h e “Stx-S?t>ort,,,'1 6 2 5 ; T he"F o u r,"*865 • e n t a Icavcncr that doeg not hite-of-eggr When you do you take chnncee—you run the risk of spoiling your bakings. * * ' ' 'C T h e S la /u L ir d o f Coin p o r tio n E le m Don’t v. . j Totals V E ta S Most BsVJaig Pow ders Hack Individual averages will appear to. morrbw.^ The whole Imtich this trip, not only the fifteen .best, - KODAK DEALER t. Meade will bo aero tomorrow, , The game at the howlinir alleys last night was h o close thnt it wgp .neces­ The gnm c'startd.nt .1:30 on the bulk­ sary for a recount. f'ouUln't figure cd 'o u t a realIly wonderful squad this season. Willi their victor­ head nnd though not certain, it may the farm ers out of it, though, and ies over Ocala, Ilet.and, Kissimmee, be tlie last game on the hynje lot this they move up a step. Orlando,twice and Daytona and Palm year and every 'fan is expected to be Too bad about the font line. M r Bench; (Fort Meade* and ■ Daytona lined up ns the whistle blows for the again if the next two games nre virl start, with that old cheer stuff that Men’s Club. Thnt old line cost ■ a lories) with only one game lost 'and will help Sanford High to wade thru whole -ganto Instead of just one ball, fast night. that game to the strong Mlaml cleven,1Fort Meade for one more victory. B'C‘* PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST PHONE 325 n d a ll Gije you r folks a real tre a t tomorrowmorning �* . purchase o f 100,000 acres nf coal land ,n democracy can not riso above the FORD NEGOTIATES FOR thirty years—ever since Its organiza­ cej)t in southern counties, where KENTUCKY COAL LAND R Kentucky, it was annotated, today tion—has been a director in the Cali­ *i!l is too wet fobc worked, and sonic average-intelligence of the citizens in fornia Fruit (Jrowys* Exchange. He lands ^1 the Everglmlcs district cob- whom is invested the power of fran-T------| by C. IV. Wntsort, chairman of the said that thirty years ngo, ut Red­ tinue .ulider water; the absence o f chile. , If Avg lift the state, we must *NEW YORK, Nov, J l.—Tlw Elk- EUrhorn rom pany. He said, the nolands, thf orange business whs <m its rait\ of mouiept in the south d u rin g 1educate the state. The greatest thing horn Coni company has entered Into,j gDilation* _____ probably woofd n it bo eou3.? -Urging Jjte'glHmat!* grower nnd ship pep be- lust legs. PJenty of fruit but low the week, however, resulted in a lo-* In Florida—hy all odds the greatest I negotiations with Henry Ford for tilt- eluded for several weeks'. T T'/.f.if,-.* t» print's; everybody’s placo under mort- tided improvement in conditlons.over thin^r in Floridn—is her s ta te UnUr_ ro-opuriiticn In* niitrlffiHfin marketing uruducn c.'jcucse it pulls down Up* market, nil kinds ttrul dcscrib.ng the orgurii-; Mr. Briggs-■stics»cd the need 0J gaffe; g rf-e paper a drug In the tho F.vorgludes district, where som e1versily. . The. greatest story told nt ration and purposes o th'; L^derated| orgunizut ion for cu-oporatlte inn-kct- banks. Tin; growers met and dis­ fnvprFnly foented lands were planted the State F air is the story of our state. Universly's achievement*. — •« j.’iu it and Vegetable Growcra, Inc., (W|Uijg' and ,Ktaiid.irbirution of phoducc cussed the possibility of better condi­ (o truck. Jneksonviile-Journnl., 'n tions ibiough'Cn-operativo mnrketing. Crops;—The week vkniV (generally a nationwide roarkoting organization, and pack, and the * advertising * of r j They deemed to build n packing shed favorable for farm work, and the non-stork an*! purely- co-operative', J, brands, »o that the buyer in the mar B. White, southeastern manager of ket wilt Ik- assured what lu* la 'get- in' common. It was found this would planting-of oats continued; the early FLORIDA UNIVERSITY FOOT BALL TEAM i e oat /7f>0. They mannged to nega- planted is doing well. Sonic recent ihe’ N onh American F ruit Hxchange, Hug. The twoother speakers also ‘ ARRIVES IN ATLANTA ami S- C- Hood, dirocUir of organize-1urged standardization aa the way to,I tinte that lonn thrbdgh one of th e plantings are germ inating' slowly— -FR ESH FORK ! FLORIDA AND WRSTKRN IJEKFbanks, after sonic difficulty. That wns moderate rains would prove bcnefictinn for southeast in the ran u con- j better prices. Itlr The A»«orlnl»il l’rr**l thebeginning of co-operative mnrket­ ial. Sometoninto plants were set out lertl. 'a'ddlrcssed h gathering of about ATLANTA, *Ga., .Nov. 2 4 .- The The Evil, qf the Poor Park ing. This same association today in the southern and lofer central, por­ one hundred persons in the county University of Flfirida foot* ball squml Mr. White, who'hits’.'been - in the i..ii„ ✓ . . . * has a packing house plant that cost tion of the .trucking belt. Gc|ery, let­ nVrivtd here for the scheduled game court house Muiiday evening. to bring to its present state tuce, and truck genrnlly made, prog­ -with Oglethorpe Unlyersity tot.mr- ■ J. S. Redlands, of- Redlands, Cal., the great kisses the shippers and of perfection an d iust now is consider­ ress, hut -the warm weather was -un- row. Th'ih will be. the fourth mectin-t J president of the Federated nnd A. R growers sustain through carelessness' ing the ni'Tdilion of fUOQ.OOO more in favorable. Moderate shipments of of tlje two teams; ’The* locul team |* Ruby general manager of the Amori- cr indiffeicnt eetection of produce and crnicsitrs' beans continued, and large shipments j will make n sti'enuous effort to even; ■ can Fruit .Exchange, an who is to be pnek. "And this cu-operativo effort was a rjf peppers nnd lettuce were* made i accounts with FloiitJa. for the' Guiiif* " manager of the I-ederntcd bruit a n tlj, ••If y,m tnen who grow and siilft hw| th(y t.ntl oC th e argu-l success from the start,” sqfd Mr. rrmn several localities. Cam* c o n -, Vegetable Growers, Inc., wore t<» have produce cifiild go with me Into the tinues to grow, although much i s ' ............. ................. .. i „ . .. \\ hi to. “Out of it has cpmu the gr« it the ,(hrte ment of two games 'l»f ,i„. been" tho speakers, but Mr. b.dwnrds gj-cat produce markets and see* the being made into syrup; enne In the played. GalJ 'ornia • exchange, and out of it’ i t ’tfecsidry to go to found tt necsiary io io Havana Havana, condition of sonie of the produce when « . . . ■ Everglade* district was unfavorably front Tnmpn. on urgent business, and u „rrlvtj«. you wouldn't wonder that I ‘ * , 1 » " * .! ly ° h'! affected by wet «oj| and, locally, by SWEDEN MAY CONTINUE Mr. Rule was failed home by a dentil sj,jn or nothing nt nil for it ” he co-operative in hi. f.m lly. So. Mr. While «n.l ' J f * . - ’ 1,1 m=eek.ti..E m e t ,,, f i „ l . ...m n im l water. ' The harvesting of*sweet ppKfGIlTdlO UIt DAY *1 ' ^ ' e llin g into a prepared m market; Th-t.. r . ^ 1 ” !bselling arket: the tatocs made progress; th<* moderate Mr. Hood took their places on.the prp-| > i “l have seen great heaps of con- m arketing,of produce Varefully se- tentpernture thus far favored contin­ . STOCKHOLM, Nov. 2,1.—’Sweden’s ■ gram. ,t *deinnod frulLsramJ vegetables dump- , icetoil and as carefully packed,** , ■ ued growth. The warm weather wns K-hour-dny, nceeptuhle to the laboring ■ The two men wore introduced hy rd but *»f enntahpTVtiV be carted to; j|,i told of the tow condition of the unfavorable fur citrus fru ifj which founly Agrlrirititrhl Agent IV. R. the refuse heaps. AIT because of a -Ft esno ear raisin growers up to three aro'niaturing slowly. Much fruit .is. element hut not popular with employ­ ■ Briggs, who explained to the audience careless pick mid pnek. A dead loss years ago when they, too, went into dropping/ns a result of pievlous wet, ers, will he continued under n provi. ■ tonal law far life next* three yoi\rO C that Ids Interest lay entirely concerned; n - freight hill ; •co-ojignitivc marketing, atwith its rsale* . ^ in the in- . to» everybody • » *■ • In ' _ i i h ii.a i u t a t Uid crti.*.nued * ‘worm *weather;• ship­ * the rett;qintendr.tion just mhdi- by the cidcatlnjT of the general ntea of e p -. Instead »*f a cheek, tu tiie ^ ruw urpuub-nmiv|d\*rtisitiir teaturrs, ami 'wliiefil pln0 f‘>r Uni ”hoIiti«y-U»de Social Hoard i* accepted by .the gov­ nperntive marketing- mnt-Ttnndardrz- shipper.7' haa; inSiiree ytnra, put the raisin The harvesting of cassaya nnd volvet ernment. jng of selection nnd paek. of both* Bi tter Results Through Co-operation; growers on their feet and made them I'bcnn sred received local attention; The Sot'inl Board, assisted hy* life friiits and vegetables. He impressed Pastures'and range* on uplands a re. In his t a lk '.Mr,* Briggs said thnt prosperous, Board oP Trade nnd ithe delegation upon his hearers that the grower who, CO-operative marketing had dune A. Mf. Mood explained the purposes yetting diy. Clear, and much colder working for intornntionnr sdeinl leg­ did riot select carefully nnlEpick care­ much for tin* growers mid. shippers a* well as the formation of the Fed- wcnUtw’to needed /o r citrus frtiits. . islation, was-instructed hy tiu* govern,-,fully could not, expectv. to’ get the in Manatee cmnty. "But nnieh of grafeil Fruit nml Vegetable Growers, .ment to - investigate the gviiurnl ef­ best prices’ for'his stuff. He said it the produce shipped from here out­ Jtie. This organization, lie said, had THE BEST TlIlNG AT^TJiE FAIR fectiveness ti/. the eight-hour (fay in .} |n . fact that some of the vegetable side of tin- eiroperative marketing grown ont. ivf the need fur 1i nation'Sweden and how reports.that ihe'titnc erowers will pack letuco in a Imtnpor agencies i • poorly bandied," he said,1 \vfde or. nidznlinn which would have ‘ Prolmbly the most significant if ix.tiot.iipe either for perpinm-nt enact, | cause he knows he enp-hidr the "and it is giving Mahnu-e county an active soles force functioning 12 not the .most interesting exhibit at j.iMir stuff in uliamjK-r.. y her mi a it products a bind. eye. There are ex­ ii.iottti>4 in the yg.ir, .marketing pro­ the ^tqte Fair is that of tip- Stale mint or abolishment, re.-umim-hding therefore, (hilt the provitdun'uf mens-, would show its lack of ipmliiy if ceptions, of ciiiirse ■mm* individual duce of all kind;- fnn« iarm and grove. Unlvcisiy whidi in graphic diagruius placed in n crate. He told of instances shipper* who ptiz^- their reputation* rt is he slid the o'fsjning of the *}iowsi-not only thnt which it aicuin- itre la- euntimi?d for another three! where he found a trucker packing I'-t- and who oi-k |'lieir stuff i-Hiefully and ■Ai n ric: n I neniers’ Uurunu, wliicii pl'fdies in its class rooms hat that year*. tUcc in a hnnjper and asked hioi why P*v k properly. If you expect to get three yenrs a u appointed n cummit- which it i* achieving, through, its ox- ' Swedish employers have in general ■ bedjllt't. >i*e grates, "And t hut fellow ting mopgy for yo'ir stuff you should •"• of twenty-one to * map out a* tension work which reaches’over ik.Ottn opposed the < .tuldishing of a uniform to!dJ niF,*‘T>u1i|-Mi-rTTriggS, ‘"UuL it end must in* ciueful about the way rouse for organizing a nationwide o'f-thd*eijnyius students,‘in all parts (lay yti the ground that .4he cost of ; production'dia» been increa^gd,, van i * wouldn't get hy incrates." ■you .start it for the markets.**' ■ *, , u llin g organization, npn-ntock and -nf the Statu. i that it hn* led to diffiojItieS iij those “Now'tfcnt s ot of thing’ isn't hon­ a Mr.' While told o -Lit of t*!<> hi*tbt>' Vnrely ( i> o|i?rative, hiu! Hint Ihe-FH In th k vvorlutre University of Floe.’ , » j. „ MlltiUbtlitS AA 11 the I output fluctuate*, industries where est. Of course, I ilon’t mean t» say of tho-ritrui! fin11 growers nf Call-, crated plan had grown out of It. He ala'U .eopN r, and putting into prnu-j ■ ■ . ' wm-re production is inten*je during ibnl what this mnnwns doing is typi­ foniiu, ns re- ited to him by President nidi that theFedcmietl exists only on lice the plan p| first devisee and per1 sonic- VVc'eks mtd shyclj during, other , j cal; hut I do mean to say? (here la too Fdwnrihi o f the Federated Fniit n;i-l ;ia| er yet, hut that after !lun. 1. Iftjd, f*eted hy thc^ University of Wiscbn- Similar disadvantage* have arisen in, I the lender, tin* mbeh ‘of it ijone, and jt hurts the *Vegetable Grower*, Inc., mid who fei i wii> hi* atiaetualfty. He explained rn which hh a; liecnpic* thrtndi r So to speak, for nil seasonal tra d e s,. A pecflltar r ir - , . L_-J. . _____ - :haL the Federated had found in tin ;dne,1t ionafp,Rr1 cunutance in this country is th a t, ow-1 v’arth American Frud Kxehauge - n.1 ;i(>t only every tomnionwealth college. ., , . KEFi lift FDR Y01 fit ■ ■ ■ ■ B iaB H naaaN V V K H aitaanH K anR R aM R H anH B M aaiaM aasnB B ca of our i-or-S^'H '".Dm latitude, the dnjs nru .unu*-: oigfinistithui, nationwide, t h a t ''1’- Dm cuuntr^' hijt many oaiiy -long in summer nnd sht-ih . in porntinn colleges. .Appreciating the vviuJd meet t h e .exact ih*(*i | s of the winter. Thus where, work “enn . he* lew riaj'izntioti. mil ha* arranged infinite woitK of such a work the lone during- daylight-ns hi *thu iiuild •v'th Mi. Rule, It* head, to absorb Mayor of Philadelphia' ngt long aince j * (S' i 1 I of ""trustee** of ‘ * 1."' trades, trn,'(*s> an n n ‘eight-hour d ag works took the, entire hoard trustee*. • nf ' ti • • Tmisylvapia .^o.j hardaliip fo r the iUiployrr anR H Mr. Hood explained that hi* con­ the University o f .I idm l representa-1‘he pmmltif of huildlng ’possible’ durH hether with otic hundred repref ic: tt was not seeking to undo the H :.ti the ii„, i iitc the year year. ing'the live Philadelphia’citizen* i„ to ,visit a ork o ’ eo nperntive nunketing ngenR *Y’ou will find Our Slock Well S upplird fur your AVuuer Need * KrrptntT’ the above oh jeelio n i' hi* , ........ . ,' h| 1University ot vViseomon, .study it* 'GARUNKit'S FAMOUS I'ltlJIT CAKES a I*. I ert- ai rally m oje nt mi, ,u^j cxtcnHion wu,|; t i„„ t ju. University of, mind the Social Hoard ha*.rijcbnuneiti! H w -eH r ltow them the ati . Ullages (if OUR PlIjUES AUK LOWER I’ll.I.SIIURY’S FLOUR, 2M hs___ ______ ______ $L2(I. . , , 1 1 , Pennsylvania ftiltrkt. hogin to tmild ot,tt ed thht till, hour* of oveM intr a Row H lieiu-w urp;h.i.xiiti.m ■ and if they eared! |ni.li r }. ^ sim ., tfu. l -Iti. ,-d by inm sised from twenty per M NICK FAT MACKEREL------ ROD FISH to enter i! they would he welcome. I versity of Pennsylvania ha* copied t he .nomth to thirty, nnd from n humRa-d Lnti-r in the evning the ipn-tiou was Wisconsin' mlucntionnl plan- and tre -|a n d twenty per- year id a .hundred a fid ■ asked hv one of the audience, how the ■ mendoiisly multiplied not .only I ts ( fifty. W^tli this flexibility in t)ic law H jie\v concern would rycoiiyi|« the nd310 S A N F O R D A V F N U E R teaching efficiency hut I t s 'effective fit .-is. believed the disadvantage* of it" vertising of Florida ornnge*, under B»?*H»»*RHBHCaUHRORCi:BanUrHnHHr;nHRBHHH'RRBRRR1HKRHRHI6RRR net's in the eit? of Phlndelphln nnd more rigid system coti he oiiylitted. u tin* Florida Citrus Exchange’* great . The winkers declare that, tli^ lalm r in Ihc'stati* of Pennsylvania. v V‘ " rndemari(, “SoaldsWeet," nnd thosfc ' * • 1 • • . . ‘V * i fflrfciuy'hrm increase.Uindgr tTM'pco L HRHRRHBRRBRRRHHRHHRRHRBRnRHBHHRRHRRRRHHttHHHHHHHIIHRHis <Florida i*. Just Imginning to make ROY ALTON CREAM CHEESE of the California growers who adven­ vixiupal .Buy. ' They ary enthusiastic R tist* “Sunkist." *Thi* drew from Mr. use ef Hit* splendid educational A ' - * ‘ 5 ilK S T (’RKA.MKRY JHUTFRi II). .............. ’ Ollt of livtnj** , Already- "result* ni e showing over the ls*tter standard *tt White the admission that theCniifor- schcm^. , DILL AND SWEET I’lCKRES in Un* Hulk . . . . ( . 1 lint n r ri-.it field nfw irrk i* lie fore which it lias brought, .giving them, . hut an great R nr«.u uuii ooif ’work wok i* before oikiic * • f *** * * B itin exchange d:d not contemplate enRED SNAPPERS SEA HASS R B ’ the 'Federal Fruit and Voee3 youngest of mir state universities. Mo-re time for anrjal and domestic. H trrin g me r ei FAT Hi:NS AND FRYERS GUARANTEED ERRS, dozen - . - i.r)C ■ :nl<le Grower.'. Inc., hut would con J i t has been proven that no. coHeges life, ns wejl u* for atudy^ recreation, Vt t » J FLORIDA AND WESTERN MEATS dues *o much to lift tho literacy «rf and general selfA’ inpiovtment. ■ b , timiu to-jnarkel 'through its own orH GUARANTEED ERGS the slate as docs the state college.! S ’ganlzatinii and mlvertiso ns usual. This .Jirought tohi* fre t IL G. Every sta le in this union m aintain^ ■Be go<i<i; lrt \lh o wdil be clyver ,..-f All Kindi ‘ D o. noble .thing; not’ dfeifu th em till" v Gumprecht. ntannger of the Manatee a state university, New York, New day long SANFORD GROWN YKC KTA11LKS County Aub-Exehnngo of th e , Floridn .lursc’v, (’finnecllciit, Rhode Island, Massachusetts niyl/ New Hampshire Apd 4hus nutfeo life, death and* that Citrus E strange, with the rem ark: FLORIDA AND CALIFORNIA FRUITS vast forever alone oxcFp'wl- Ami thcRc* exceptions 'A "1 will *ny for the imnefit oF*"rdI prerent, that the Floriija Citrua Ex­ -have a higher illiteracy than - thb One grand sweet song.". change stands in the same relation. Ptntr*. that'JiaVe, developed thpircom-J- » 327 SANFORD AVENGE It will continue to opt;ratu.independ­ nmnwenllh colleges. So’ much Is this /Y A tr , Tfic Rest Slure in Sanford >BBBBBBHRBBRpHBRBBRBBBBaBpn«BBBB»BHRBBBRRRRRRnRRRRRn* ently of n'ny other organlzntioi), do­ true that even, Massachusetts, which * ing it* owhi m arketing and .Its own boasts of her Hnrvnrd, her Mitsui-! ■■R^RilHMHHBRRRRHaHnRBBH«»»«»***B* " B* * * " ,IB" " B" B B B - - - ,-J advertising. It is not connected in chusetts Tech., her* Boston U nnd j any way with this proposed new or- Tufts, her Holyoke, Smith, Amherst j * t ~~i—r* i gnninzation ami will not be.”—Tampa and Williams, is opvhnrrussingly low. I Rcascu Riven for Remarkable in the ra te of literacy. Years ngo so Tribune. . eklncnt on educator, the greatest Mils ■Sale Increase of New Iteine- * . dy Known as RE-CU-MA The Ladies’ Union of tho Tongre- country has produced in n generation • ----------. of time, President-emeritus ElloL of gatioiial church will hold their on’ For the pa»J several weeks, drug­ nual hnZnnr and cooked food sale in Harvard, advocated tho conversion of gists have been amazed at Hit* way .SPECIALS FOB SATURDAY—-Frrnh DNtuits, Bluelmrry Plw, RaiaHarvard'fiom a corporuthm to a coin■ jth e Meiimh building. Time to )** an ­ -cn Ilrcad, Cream Puffs, Frosted I.tmoa Pies, Boston Brown Bread. 202-Gtc monweoRh ' coUego, Conservativo, the sslc of the .new .product know-Ti ns ts lyounccd latch , tmstees held fas^ to tho less efficient ' RE-CU-MA has increased hy leap* THANKSGIVING .FKHIT.CAKES, Hi. ......... ................— 40e thing. But t o d s v t ^ ^ ^ islature of utld hounds. A thing of thin kind Is WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ , I unusual and naturally brings on the Every thing Baked in RcTolring Oven Mnssnchusetts into TIONS IN FI.OI IDA FOR WEEK Istcnco a comm’J ^ B ^ ^ ^ K n s id e r thec-question! "W hatVcausing i t ? ” ENDING NfVEMREH 21, 1022 If you could neo 'and talk w ith the wisdom of bulldlm ^^id the wnys nnd -r -u Th« -»-n,onrnli.ra !lhrana of getting, n state university many people who have dorlved astonTcm pe.aturo. , *" " . for MasSnchuBctts, so apparent Is th is . Rhing gains in weight, strength r.nd averaged » degrees above ™ ^doriutra from the use of this w oL the normal, although m tu n tc ly cooI•',,•,'" weather occurred- on the last day of]- Florida is hy no m eans,the youngm.w p rodua. you could ehsity the week. M!d-diy tr'm pcn.tare, w e r e state in the union. But o f all .the ^ tcr™lne tho rca0,tl / ^ thi» ir ^ well pp. in the’ 80’s over tho pcnln- states which hnve built state u p tm y f w w ---* *T r sltief, Florida is the last to launch 1 People who have been weak, lac.Vsula. * > Ing In energy, nervous, Irritable, an;« Sunshine;—A high percentage o f'th is worthy and essential onterprlsd, rcal|y suffering, are testifying volun­ rubxhlnc prevailed a v e r'th o cytremo Our State UnlyarsitV/1 h young. *It. tarily every day that RE-CUrMA.has has grown with the Inevitable rapid­ J south, and the normal bif above oc­ put energy and endurance Into their ity that fa 'this «tory df nil state unicurred over the rest of the' Section, weak body, withered tisauo and rdiat.veriitlcs, hrid following the Wisconsin ' except tho extreme west, where there trred nerve*. It is only natural vhat idea it Is literally lifting thp ,sh»to.up. was n deficiency. they arc Hocdy' praising ild-t w onder­ — ^ Raln'BlI;—The week wns generally .by Its own bootstrap* ful treatment to others sufferlnir ns diy, n a rajh occqrrjng syor, much of j Thomas Jefferson, ns we have more , . A LOT OF BATTERY FOR THE PRICE tho central portloh of tjii Section; and-'.thfn once atated in these columns, they were, and tho capaequent swellamounts much less than tho normal wss the father.of tho great state pro- Tng of'RI pale. . d f. THE N K ^ 4 t 6 b q RE-CU-MA is sold in. Sanford by .were, reported from tHo rest of th_- gram, of education>Uksr It was his ^Floridn nnd Western *MoutS __ HtAte. Moderate rains Would be* bene- f'rm h*dief, which « hundred years of tho Union Pharmacy and tho leading 3D rifj»AyFOHD AVKNUK ^rs---- PRUNE 4HSW j ; F o o te d F J w U lrw ii* fictai over most of tho Section, ex- hUtory h*V0 provdi to b« so true, that druggists In every city.—Adv.J .- - . IIB M IS im illlS K S B IIIs a H - • * • ’ , • ,• • its * * • PROPOSES NATION-WIDE MARKETING ORGANIZATION FOR THE H ANDLING . OF ALL KINDS OF FLORIDA CROPS I;!:/tlfexTfttf>M& riS lB i s1 s ______s ™ . ‘ ^! d Alr **n! t0l,i °! woa.000 5 !■ SS * Veal and MuttoiL I imieycontl) Tripe, Pickled . ;Pigs Feet, Fat Mackerel .* ■ : s 'I- ,1. HUGH TILLIS, Prop. || Phone 305- -402 Sanford Avenue; l illllllllg Pay ! Cash! iiiiiiiifliiiiiiiiiiiiB iiiifliiiiiifiliiiir Cold weather is just around | the corner v*' CAKE m' BANDEL’S EMPORIUM Best Creamery Butter, lb..;...*..50c Rapid Service GAINS IN WEIGHT QUICKLY NOTICED * JUST ONE TRIAL j WILL CONVINCE YOU ) v- T H R E E BLOCHS FROM H IG H P R IC E S WOODCOCK a R IG N EY C O R .S B S S T .& S a N F O R D A V E . P H Q N E : 7 E Just the Thing for TlYse Cool Nights COMFORTS, $L75; THREE FOR, $5.00 This iaa Bare Barfcdin while they last 5 / SURPRISE SHOE STORE HAWKINS BROTHERS r.m iMctf nJifl ‘Ouallly ’ 1s\. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 24, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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' . •* “Tf L.7 I! • .■ / * . •• • i -. ■ . . ---f . . . . v . - • . • i *. V ' V -*•. *. r >, s. r IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y ,- N O V H M H K R 25. 'ANT 1 Government Takes Action NEUTRAL ZONE IN EACH Preparation, o f Evidence PROPOSITION HELD UP On Million Dollar Waste PLANT SALE, POINCARE FOR m FLOWER SHOW SENATE TO PASS FOR SANFORD SMUGGLING FEDERAL OF ARMS MEET INVESTIGATION IN FLORIDA 4 \ • ■«■..»w» • * J V. \ ' 11 , ' ‘ 't VO N A T IO N W A N T S TO , G U A R A N T E E P E A C E IN T IIE BA LK , IN A V IA T IO N S E C T IO N ARM Y S IG N A L C O R I\C A M P ’ A T C H IC A G O 'W E R E S E N T E N C E D IN F E D ER A L COURT A T P E I^ SA COLA *> r\ f lj ’ V .t , j j i t W e re W ell O rg a n iz e d a n d U sed | FIUDA'Y, DEC HMIt lilt FIRST. W it... n ^ f UK DAY TO m : \ t ill \ G u lf CJooaasta t nass SScceennee ooff O p e ra tio n SANFORD ■ «ul («ny d r TW . . » A iiocU IrTTrtM mtwmmi; ; in r ni<rrfM i PARIS, ,Nov. 25#—Pcrhiicr Pnln- O rd e re d Ily if. S. D is tr ic t AtIn line; with the verx general nwnk-j PENSACOLA, Nov. 25.—Four perLAUSANNE, Nov. 25—The rfcquest care is holding firm ii/h ts lo rn e y d y n e W ho W ill is intention ilercst in the beautifying of;imps pleaded gUilty of Chinese and cuing interest of Turkish delegate* to lTcar East to, support the ratification of the . WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.—AgrCe- IHUG1IT YOUNG LIFE TAKEN _ R ush C a se rounds, The Woman’s (’lull, li<ntnr smuggling eases which occupied hiinie grounds', * /» A..... . i■■ conference for neutral zone .on Tur­ Washington1 nrninmenUi conference mer.t was renehtd in the Senate to­ H Y A I.IQV0R-CRA7.KI) MAN jthrough it* ‘Welfare Department, is federal court three days were sente’ncX l t r T».c .» « «oclnf.il t ' t r « ) key’s western boundary has been bold agreements in parliament, it was day for a final vote Monday «ili the WHOM HE DIDN’T KNOW CHICAGO, Nov. 25.—Prep: glutting on a plant sale ami flower Vil tiiis morning. C. I*. Moore, allegreparation up npp.trently because no .nations staled today. He will risk in the ndmiiibtratiun measure to loan wAa sentenced went-1« guarantee peace to any ilali:U‘ sofr the government. Jor tip- of evidence in aRegctLjxiiUion. iktlla^ . tatK jft.r$8 ,000,drift~~ThC ~SPPlUtT~tftHT The reiilnfiif.. nr~Mr. Jqii T*-geHi- at some point on F irs t rtreet. to G O days ami fine $500; Charlie Sue, Wastage in aviation actio n of army adJmi„ ,ct, untll Mondny. ksn zone. Ismct I’usha's statement prnvji! of the pacts, but will not go were ecarried from Cairo to Naylor li.i order to fee and to show^ ju s t. CJiineeo of Apallchlcoln,*entenccd to signal corps heic during the war was that Turkey desired powers guarantee so far, i( is. stated, as to oppose any When the Senate quit work a .neutrality d f'b e lt thirty .'kilometers rcasonabjo reservation which the begun by federal officials. Move or­ motion offered.by Senator Simmons, for -burin.! .Monday, his death result- jvrhnt 'may be done nt this-season of r,o dnys arid fined, ?2t)0 ; ' William . . vide along MnriUn -river brought no foreign a ffa irs committee may re­ dered by^Unlted States District A t­ Democrat, North t ’aroliun, * wfls ing'from gun shot wounds' inflicted j the yeat-,- rinall priaes will l>e given j L'pdsoy nnd Isom Underwood, negro, f ' : ’immheiii of crew of alleged smug' : torney d y n e who arinounccd any fur­ by n jnnn named Potrail on a hunt! f°r Hu* foiiowiug exhibits: pending' tq* semi tlu»» resolution nudefinite ddcfslon by powers,. Was evi- p o r t ' . Handsomest vase or basket of roses gling e’ ehooner, were sentenced to no ther. nttempts of the indicted men to dmtly agreed neutrality question thorizing the loan hack to the . f i- ! ing trip in .Florida. Forecast of Unfavorable action by gmwn. in oiie Seminole county garden, days, - Llontey Rive, Pensacola, who . could be disposed of later at tlnie ex­ tin* chamber are snid in government delay trial of ease would bitktrenuous. nance.cjiminitteo with. instrucHopn to Reports say that tho shooting was! Finest collection of autumn blpont plcml-d not-.guilty. was not sentenced; 4y. opposed by the government. Tile I'liminntc ‘ the loan fehture and re­ delihernti's add that It was u clear j pected decision on Oardnndlen ques­ circles to have no solid foundation from one garden. . K’pptain Edmupdson, who was ncquittion. ** . . . although no opo knows just how ease hus been continued-seven times. port out only the amendments, nt- rasn. of order. It is said that Mr.; Most effective arrangenn-nt of fanted of eliatge of smuggling aliens is tnclted in the Semite nuth-irozing nn Ia-gi-tte and a party "f friends weethe chamber stands .on the question,1 . . . , one garnen. -on trial today- indictment charging . . <y f o l i a g e g r o w n it Not'. 25 .—Civil uppliention cf $f 0,000,0m) for re- on a hunting t rip in Floridn anil t h a t * LAl'SAN'NE, Nov. 25. Elipthrlos ■further limit that soqie, of tin- ilrpii; j , ‘ ’ * •"*./ .. . ... , Most beautiful flower arrnngcnient conspiracy to import liquor. • than 520,000,000 clnmntion work nnd 5170,000 for ho aiul one of I In- party went out on Yrnizslos, former premier of Greece, ( Ui tiuvo expressed themselves R'V'lR to recover more not ronfim il'to the grower of sanm. j -----:— 1 ---£■— ;— rnmetit t ' » have cmpl-.yment hy the Iut--i -.trite ‘Conv a pos.«u)il hnnt.. They were a ttr a c t­ and M. StnmhoulsikyJ t'hi,* Hulgarinn i favor of certain ivo-rvations, par- s ie g e d by tie- go\e The plant sale will comprise.all the « « » AT AT nd-litit>iml ed to another eft'nip of Hunters hy prime minister, faerd each other at ticulnrly with regard to thi liinita- j been fraudulently ex p en d ed 'in the iiii-jk - ('ilnlTnl.i.iliiii of old favoiites- esporiiilly th llooganV /I- I i x L i l r l •, I construction of ( ‘am ps Upton, Jack­ loi iinolj;. e boiler inspyctor . yesterday's session of the N^ar East- j tjon of naval tonnage to^ the sanu lights and want there. They fqund son, Shermntr, and J’unstoii, were in- f lAtt.iek-i uporv the proposed loan th at p irly to he a tinrt of “ booze vllh-as anil Hibiscus, and many of the! trn conference, when an effort \vns. 'total as th a t of Italy, I'uore uncommon ornamentals %wInch , These deputies eontepd that Italy'— stituteil ySaturday hy the departm ent h \ file Deinocmts bccann general party,V V i which corn liquor was rnsde to reach an agreement on Ituladapted th this section: i ale flowing freely.* Two nu mbers .of the | - f o r m ’s ' claim to a n 'o u tle t into the feet being more concentrated and of justice ngainst tlie contractors who to uoro-iu chargu.of oath project. They chulieiiged — life -Ri.ptihlkaji.| pili-tyw-se tuccliiigeniheeTCoughly-j-AVItcUlcf UtH* wfrllV,3 ,t«> liuv_or *not, i\L iU V V I Aegean sear Both’ men showed great ♦hr interest* ehc hni -to-praterVaritV The suits were said in official eirclaim licit a 'm o ra l obligation e v -; and .Mr. L-gettc is said to have tri<-tl l* lc M ’elfaro Departmeiil extends a j • ----- — her fleet being /irnnller, Uiery in no emotion. ' clcs to he the initini step-in u-caih * '<‘< 1 foT the extension of the •« ,ie<lit to M-pnratc them, when Powell, wlm n,r,f,t cordial invitation to its friends \\ ESI PALM DK/ACl I, Fla., Nov. justice in iliminishing Franyo'd naval | SinmlMiulisky was holding out for -Charging that municipal Judge or tij visitors in the city to come uml “ 5 . paign iflt law against W.'ir-timc con­ as Ha- result of the pait played h> \cn.t -i kinsman of. one o^ the \^cc*t* the* actual possessioh by Bulgaria of strength to the same level.’ talk flowers with. Mr*. Hill, Mrs. J.-e I.. Harman hy “continuous effort *; tractors.. who arc suspeclel, on tin Lilx'-I.i in the wprjd Wur. Ailiainis U-r.-, dipt him twice*-,emptying both the port of Derd^rgateh, contending lieciett and Mfs. Wigjit nnd have • a < in dominnle*and control various City basin of auditors' reports, to have gone tration leaders in reply ileciared the i barrel.< of tin- gun in His*stomach. tlia^in no other way could Bulgaria! ; aid that Mr. U-goltc did not rtip of teu with the girls who are plnn- j departm ents” ;had dUturhctl tho dls. prevjhus. Dvmticratle admi ni^traiion heyoml the jiitcnl uja| purpose of the b« guaranteed free commerce. VeiUtlori but juntliurlty given them hy •federal dr- had nrnioged to extetld IheTinn the man who y lint him nnd. idhg this hit o( hospitality for aJLdny. riplim* and interfered with city gov«ios opposed this proposal in nn iini n n n m en t, Kail Riddle, city manager, had delayed earrylnif.lt out until 1.1- theri^was no excuse for the shooting lor.par.tments. . passioned, speech, holding out for a tonight filed with the city ci>mn\lsslon Additional notions are in -prospect lM-tia complied with certain eondl-*'oxchpt- the no-excuso o f crnzfiiesjfl free port at Dcrdergatch under the . ^ I a recommendation that Enrman he lions. I from liquor, mixed wjth r, Imtl heart iit was raid-itt the department of ju s­ | control of -a mixed .commission. } removed from office. The commlftice, ns soon ns complete- reports h’nvc- F-nator .Smoot, RepuLlk-an, of to start with. Mr. Ix-putte was a tie ioet-lveil the charge! and informal- * been made hy tho special force, of aud- Utah, n member .of the debt funding u.ejilievv tif Mrs. E ..P , Rose, of tills ■ ly set 'ut-xC Tuesday as the date for commisiiop, told thii Senntc that of j city. Hu lived with his brother, j DISCUSSION WILL BE MADE IN ifors which ha* been engaged for fifhearing on them. teen months in annlysls” o7 construe-| ,,,c I0"" ^H.noo.tioo war- to Ini spent Howard Ixgette, who huii the Ford : ' '»i— Koftosp-wao h -wambor-oX-iW--PUtttTfC* PRBSSr “* -------------m J* fnr TBH it*,iT P hrml’t nnrl— other --------pTTbttr -— ! —‘-------------nt r n ri'tvrT.i-\rna-fonnr-ny -------* -------* ----‘ .1r: •rrr~nrrnirn .mi tens T«7nliwviyn tion records! 'W hether criminal atato Ixmnl of control and president of in Liberia, and ahouL: M ii-i es.ifu I whole; ale merchant nt lion would be taken in any case, it J ovemont* i ,the.State Board of .Henlth under Gov­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 25. — Presi­ wouhl depend to n degree Aipoti the .-• LodO.POt) to rafitud 'loands from 'Alh.my. Another hrother, Eugene dent Harding has no thought now bselers. Dtmying that foreign gov lrVi-ttif, of Alllilltll, ’ ii ' litic-' of tin- ENGLISH I'RfeSH HAS NO CON- ernor Cntts. For several years he results of the civil : nit i. wns one of the-owners of the*'Palm , of discussing in lll.t foilheoming un________________criimopts .would have prior lictir hading ngeiita oi' the Atlnntie' Coast DEM NATION. H IT THE Bern it I’uit, retiring from the new»mial' message to congres’s n molli­ l ine lailroad, In-oiV prominent * in ' '.Seimtpr Knlooi said the Uiriteil PL'III.IC HAS paper two years ago, a fter nil unsuc-. IDLERS GLUM ............- to o k LAN’CASTER. 0 „ Nov. 25.—Dr. fication of The net sharply linpling . Stales “took the position Hint it was i ailivad circles, Jlis sixter, Mrs. W. cessful attempt to accuro tho removal Karackus Red Wood, Cirrlevillo “ In­ imniigration.-to the United -States’, l l l , T h e 1 »»iielmril I 'r r s * ! not going to loan timney-^mid let Ci Hill, of Sanford, FJn., formerly * .. . -------. , ■if Edg*r 6 . Thompson as stale atMrs, P erty Mero entertained the ' LONDON, Nov. 25.—Tho exception i' disn healer," who nays he cures by White ; House -officials snid today. others huvo a claim while vie hold n went to the State Woman's. College l»f Erskitic Childers draws lu* edi“the thought nnd prayer” wns appeal­ It was stated that while naturally members of t h e ‘ Idlers Club most second mortgage.” * ' • here’ mid is rerpemliered ns Miss An­ In the rharges’against Judge Eared, to by M rs. . Florence HeWderson the executive was eogni-ant-- of the pli-nrantly yesfenlay afternoon at Senator Mi'Kcilnr, Democrat’, Ten- nie Legetto. The' dveensed wan ail torhd* condemnatiou. In the morning •• her home on Thntli 'Street. There pa;fees. Several make noennunent • tuan filed tonight with the city cqni who with her husband and four .chil­ di."eu*s|,on of this rpn-stion in the ’ffiessee, declared the annual ft-venues exeeptiomilly ' fiftc,'character, ip her. inissbui, the city manger says: "Ever being two tables o f ’players. . _ nnd in hiographieAl material indicate dren, was found dead in their home public prt-jts; no* definitu proposals io f Lileria amount to only $1(1,1,000, ainbiMuus and atroight-furward, Hi; Quantities «if Radiance- nH-es nmi- a r-um which he snid would he fn« i?,-;itli was a great shock td'lii* fnm* surpilso Uor censure. Everywhere as hint* the Honorable Joe I. Eartnnn here, in nn effort to rTd'lierscif of redl have come offlcinlly to hi* atten­ hined with greenery were artistically sufficient to pay .tin- interest on the ily, ri-latives and rriend*. . . recognition ih I kiMi'C* nhilH y/eour- 1 has been municipal judge of this city, * -. . and fancied ills, it was revi'nlid yes­ tion. t ■! ' » . , , ■ , i ■k . -u. I ,..., ...... ...... i ft..ti,.ii 4 *1 used in the various rooms. age, ami obituaries editorials alike there ha* Ikcii one eontinuou .1 e ff o r t... . Almost sinitdtancotisly with the Mi-s rs. Elh<-rl Rose and Tom Ashproposed li*ao, while Senator Smith, terday after a search of tho IlemlerThe h o u r s p a s c e d q u i c k l y in t h e 1 Democrat,. South I'aiolina, described h-> -util Mina Cnrulini-^Roae* went t o ileploro.livs life Has.such ending. , on hiu port to dominate ami control , • . *"p house. A' letter from Red’ Wood, White House statement, announce­ the various-city departments. So pro­ grme of bridge played, mid the house by | Republican suriport of thd pleasure Naylor t<» attend the funeral., Mra. dated Syiteihber, 10, offered' tu cure ment wan. ninilc in nounced and iiersistent has been this.. rci-res were counted it* was Chairman Johnson of the house iin. V“''i 1ns “ pute unadulterated politieii and UiM- was not alili- to go. .Mr*. Henderson by the “ Hindoo occult LONDON, Nov. 1 lie tragedy cff„rt that at times it hua seemed that . Mrs. .dr.). Marry Hceron held liigh a hid for the negro vote.*' t h e migration committee, that hearings I'oivtdJ. the flayer, is held in tlu- (if Errjiine (’liil(ier* '(ins shoelted nnd ab-u-nt method/’ ‘ •’ . some <»f the departments would he sctr.tf nnd waa . . . aworded n dainty vanSenator Norris. Ri-publicnn, - Ne­ I’nl.luhAasee jsil under a elinrgo of startled -England even more than did This helps to quhqtiintiate tlietheory would lie - started by his coninUUeo • . . . complcJeTy disrupted nnd the effici­ lly. Mr*. Ileiiry Wight won the cut | jJKl8. K U ( C {, officials are working on now, they as- ™rly in* December with a v i e w t„ me to the aid of tho oppo­ first ilegred murder. Relatives of tiie death of Michael Cqlllps. Well ency of other d e p a rtm e n t hus been price, a pottery howl of narci-i-ifl^, correcting ^ h e quotas .of. immigra­ sition with n caustic i-pereh ill which the immlurcd 'young mail will emplhy wisher* of the Irish.'Fref Slate, qf |- sotted, that the woman kitted herself largely inipnired by his determination • which she prenenfed Mias HurkeVUc, , , , ... ,, he picluted the people of the United counsel tii help prosecute the case whom .them are.m any In* London, cand family in-, a fit of mqntnl depre*- tion permitted under ’ tire - present ,, Tb Uolniiutte rind*control." , • Utc guests of her aunt, M rs.. Hurry a|u, lhe A|liw| nntion s’await-’ ngainat tiie slayer. low to rentriet the admissidn of un­ . *uirt, hrootling over imaginary ills. pect the execution of Childers jiui/ . Eight specific rges follow. In Heert n. ing auxioqsly during the war to sec mean Ihe’bcginning of a new chapter one it is’alleged-tlm t by attem pting Red Wood’s ’lctter acknowledged re-* desirables and deny permanent reri.Mrs. Mt-ro, assisted by Mrs. Klrt* in lhe turbulent history of Ireland, In to dominate and dn unwarranted in­ rcipt of $1 and a lock of "auburn denre to nllons hot eligible tq citl-’ ley, served d delicious sitlnd course-, . op what side Liberia would cast her ■COMPILING EVIDENCE . lot. .Ho decided to join America and many quillHcra tmlay the fear war. terference \\itli tho social Aervlcc de­ hair,” and .asserted that l\is"'itcw sis' sen li!|iAGAINST DAUGHBitTY The nniioum'hment w as. made., ’in following tho awarding *«f the prizes. the Allies “the foundations of the ter" could be cured. ’ . BY THE RAIL UNIONS expressed that this -chapter may is* partm ent, he has caused n breach be­ Those onpoylng the pretty party connection ♦fit hdiscmvhin-' of the imperial German government quiv­ de-'-eribod hy tiie word “reprisals” nnd tween that dl'purttmmt and the mu­ An unlimited letter found in the shipping hill- anil with particular were Mrs. Harry Hcorcn, Mrs. G. D. ered and tho Kaiser turned from a Hi nderson home, written hy the vvoihWASHINGTON, Nov. 2* — Con­ the reprisals may he bloodier and nicipal court, whereby they cannot reference to its immigration fea­ Hart, Mrs. C. R. Kirtley; Mrs. Henry dark brunette to a pale blonde." . solidation of evidence which may develop into more intense internecine work iu' liarmony for tho good of t!)o «n, dated-September l», noted the re* tures. Before agreeing to that sec- Wight, Mra. John' Bender, Mrs. John lx* produced hy the rail unions a f ­ warfare than thnt which has gone city. And-beenuac the social service teipt of Red Wooil’iymissive, and ex? O* I MiMsch, Mrs. Endor fCurlctt,' Mrs. A. ,’tlon, Mr. Johnson said lie had M nsfected by tho Daugherty "rail ntrike before. \ pressbd gratification that "I can he sored himself by investigation that' VAighan, and Miss Mirkevlle. worker refused to he dictated to by Many.- people in England were him, or to Wcome suhserverit to co­ cured.” • injunction,with thnt to be presented provisions, dealing with the carry­ hy the American Federation of lot* shocked a t the news of the execu­ ppernte d it hthem, thereby destroying ing .of immigrant* on American Imr in the house proceedings to -.im­ tion, because they knew Childers, tho efficiency of that department. ships were not capnhle ^ f being peach Attorney-General • Dnugherty knew him when he Imre an honored in another paragraph it is alleged turned into an dntering wedge for wan derided upoii today hy the ex­ name us a British patriot who ren­ that by his repeated interference with . Inrreaaeil immigration. * ’ ecutive council of lha federation. The dered hi* country good scrvica in the police department, he has made it "Caro of foreign honi in prixons decision was announced by the coun­ the African war artd when he -was so unpleasant for Qiat finally Frank and eleemosynarj’ institutions. In (t ly T » » S H o r l a l N P r e a a l something of a hero in the British H. Mathews, resigned as chief of po­ , ( l l r T l i * A i u x - l n t r i P re a a ) WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—^W estern •WASHINGTON, Nov. 25. — Ways cil nftor a confcranco with B. M. the United State* now eon* 75 per literary world as author of ' the lice, his resignation being the Ultimate Jewell, prMltittflt of the railway em­ ,•. . cent of the gras* innxnu of the senators a ftef a series of conferences and means of strengthening tint bunds "Riddle of the Sands." This work result uf an unauthorized intccforca*|ul ployes department of the federation, have taken initiative in fram ing legis­ , state' governments,” Mr. Sohnson _______ . of. tho government in its determ ina­ was hailed us not only of great lit­ with the police depo^m ent by the said • lative program for remainder of extra tion to enforce the prohibition laws oc­ where it was agreed also th at the I PEKING, Nov. 25.—Premier Wang asserted, “and vet the cry goes up erary. merit, hut ns som ething, of federation’s case wjuhl bo directed Chun’g-Huj rcilgned today. Resign*­ that we need more ImmljnlinW to session of congress and regular.scs- cupied-the entire time yesterday of by Jack ion N. Ralston, its general a tract on patriotism. None ‘ ,of “I----m ................. Chlldora’ old. friends *who were '* 're cabinet has beet\ in the supply Cheaper labor. Joining [nraiin. Program PVvida* coiisidaraUonj i v sldent^'llfcydlng and his cabTiict,It attorney. who *vV D T jR f • ^ • — 1-Iynching fill after vote Mon-!wns ntntt, nt ^ WHitc lloU80< of anti-lynching hill aft$r hands of th^ president since the arrest the chorus are tlpse Consequently attorneys -for the spoken to today seemed \o • know •n week «go of Finance Minister. ;Lo bring, the trick on population of the day on Llborlan loan. Lenders agreed ja il unions, tinned with data, will bo Just when ntid why he underwent Near E ast to our shores. Whnt one shiping bill should be kept before the PLANT CITY, Nov. 25.—Strnw- brought \ o . Washington to t conferr the transform ation from ’ an ardent Wcnknn on charge of accepting tierthose who are demanding cheap la­ schate^as desired b)j president hut not ■herries bought here this morning for zonal commission In cohnectloii with qnco wjth the council and Mr, Rals­ Hrttisfi patriot .to an Irish refulu-, negotiations of pre-war loan with bor thinking about—iprotlts. popu­ he allowed imperinl passage’over reg­ the Thanksgiving m arket brought as ton .In 'the matter. Further' prtKced- tionary.' Tho Childers’ family came . *.• lation or posterity? S^uat they nl- ular appropriation bill*. • high ns $-1.25 a qhnit, If jo Robinson ings iu*th e. impeachment attem pt from a .distinguished Hne.^ The-dead Story Is Current Thnt Tw o Cele-* Austrian German capitalists.; Cvuys have n hole big eAough at Ellis brjlies Will Marry. I getting the top price for pcvunleori will he taken liefore tho house judi­ man’s fnthcr gained fame ns an OrfIslqnd lo ’admit a million and a half . ' ** • LAJHES, NOTICE! 1qunrto. ' ** ' * ental r.cholur.* ciary’ committee December E .’ ^ PETERSBURG ROTARIAN 8 ’ * tn z T S r IT flll immigrants a • y ear" so they may Childers’ wife is an American wo­ . LOS ANGELES, Nov. 25.—In a SIT ON ICB AND n()LD Our full and complcto lino of bulbs give wretched employment to oheman and traces-her ancostry bock to story pbbllshed today in the Los An^ DLLYa. PHILLIPS HTUDIO THEIR WSEKLY MEETING HEHIGNATION OP ’GREP,K .-7 — hayc just- arrived. We havc|*ho larg­ ‘ fourth thnU ahtounir1 - ’ the American revolutionary d ays’ in gelcy Times ,it was reported' lhat CABINET COMPLICATES ' • y n r E. N. Essex, trf Tampa, today, pur­ r ■ 4 j est nnd best line ever brought to SonST. PETERSBURG* Nov. 2 5 .-S I. • , POLITICAL SITUATION the lincag eof thfe Putnam families. rumors .of tho reported' engagement Iford. Como in and cxamincvO\ir flock chased the old Phlllipa* Studio in this At*. M- Traer, of the Flotidi Htoc.k Petersburg R otarbns sat over tonka of Charlie Chaplin t e ’ Ppla Negri.’ is complete and we rvj^ectfully invite city nnd ho will Improve th o r same of .Water In ths process of being fro­ man, nnd Ralph Cooper, of the-Antle- your calling and patronage.—The L. and mako many changes In It 'and Thanksgiving lstttuc* has n - much Polish screen tragedienne, war? ATHENS, Nov. 25.—Tbo itiryek l into ico cakes a t a local icis plant tam PapcrJ2ftuJ>f Jncksonyille, were hat testgnia. .The phlUlcal Brighter prospect today ihan it had rent among frollytsood 7;Lbe^Tcatlr to :npen t a r htnlOMd’ T 81 cabinet in the city yesterday and paid The'Allen Reed Co., Rnnford,‘ F1a.‘ .1 1 ' . __• _____ n ' 1 ‘ j - 2. •*.. • • . . _____ a. 1 today where W0S.S? rx(d at were nefther*'denied yuxr situation is extramsly complicated. y e s te r d a y .• 20S-2te lart of next week. Mr. and Mrs. ile r a ld o f fic e n p a p p r c c i a M v i s i t ' j. . , ', v , * ‘ ’ ! thoJregulnr of the by 'Chaplin, white .Mias Negri , The military, authorities • are tak ­ Essex will make their future home was followed by an Innled hersejL .to.lal Some of the finest lettuce ing an4UnpotQPl[0!P>*|ng attitude ‘No m atter I Hopo is Rie uhality th at kqeps, * in this, city and Mr. Essex ptqmUcs whall K . t . IL h . In i-iiv. 'r t f n f n n l n flrm t.rln **.. s h i) In llnist who L ■Ptction of « h t in Powers la Guarnntcc Neutrality of Hell Alonu Murilzu ' * River — REACH W O U L D REMOVEJUDGE IMMIGRATION c QUESTION UP IN THE HOUSE OF CHILDERS WOMAN KILLED FAMILY: LATEST POLICE THEORY RESIGNED WITH "CABINET TODAY PRESIDENT Western Senators WILL UPHOLD Take Initiative in , Framing Legislation PROHI LAWS * Charlie Chaplin Reported Engaged To Pola * ^ ■L �THE ,SANrOltl)' l>AI!.Y HERALD,’FRIDAY, NOYKMHBR , j . . I ■ LONGWQOb ACTIVITIES 7 •Hf J ■— •* a •• f♦ >■■U»*» /Acalypha MoMilcn U the brightest] . Thii»bcrgiflfOr.»nilj',wrn U a 1>vHy I1 anil most striking of folia:;:* plants.IcKniber—eons ir.tlj glvinft n' Wealth •uypv otuaui either of usuiiuku the .orcttlc'I! fky fln\yii'*. « i.n.n, on w ^ww - j LJtio , A’ ♦cry Ray mid jolly, time was! eti 8*^ th«- gdr&iHMiA.specimens . . , . . . . . __si. . . . . 1 joyed by n larjct* crowd «t the Long-'rido this door of the Drummdml home f|ccimen may-bo econ on the :l wood library Friday evenin':; Magiplld Awuue. -These will cell of, the rerape of the AVlmblsh house — to n ig h t— I?, ’.Mm. Stautt nhd Mis. RriMllni*, at GO cents at the slant sale. • at tho corner tf Park Avenue anti ¥ <<**' *• —1 ’> \ ^ . .1 .• f *,.. .street. . . . . . . »»... . .at. till. llUllt Th't'l lVicc the l,,-nt MERUIK*MATRONS 1 a for th. <,iv, 1 iguorh*jt . • . . ALMA RUBENS . • * . . . . ,*nnn ♦to A ngreat pnr I M ftlns Its *V,*•<>11 ft fla' gone pains to •••prejjhrtJ, All*down.the Knit Coast'tho hardy uili. M cento Hart Schatner & r Aunttnlir pin " m*-, planted * Regal Shoos ‘Mni. Chal. Feebler was the graciouj first class cafniyst cafnlya! .t-ntcftalnment entcrUtilmcnt Aiwttnlinn to- fine ad• .* . •’*. _1N— V*' holiwa- yekttnto when ihe enter-!.’*Jl,eh -showed .much cleverness end! vantage. At the Plant Sale there Wq_“r®_‘n**15.. . “’.I Marx Suits • i $0.00 to $7.0tf vhlups, will tnirnl/fiTTim-himi^tyllowed by- bridge' ingenuity iptd was grcutly enjoyed by rtiny be bough' at 50 ccnUj-nch. sell tit 54.75, any selection, $35.00 1.0$55.00 values, toll at .the M o a t e d . Tho guests ln-i"» zoo, ftenks, crazy house and, ----------------I’luded the nu’ndvrs oHtho Mcrric Mn- lefroohnicnt stand proved, very l>t>P«*j | , poucainvillcn Is sell at "prices ranging from Thomson Shoes : tmm Bridge 0’J ub. *\ ♦ Mr ll,u* ^ lu ,nr*'n c”OU(,-a hnmom-.n , .,vjntr iii'*popul;»rity fn rter perhaps ‘ llltli* n i n e u>i*ll ilritin. u n i ttlv e n t w i c e ! . ■......... _.t- _• _ i „ . w u ' . _______ i______ $25.00 to $.40.00 At one o'clock n delicious four58.00 voIuca a t ........._.$ii.00 course luncheon.-was served at tho 59.00 v a lu e s a t 7 . 0 f f Other yoptl mr.k0s^of Suits small tables, which were centered with 510 .0 0 v a lu e s a f ........... 8.00 ‘ will sell at prices rangcrystal vass of pink and yellow Sargttuit Kent, of the Northwest roses. t inn fromI Mounted, who’, whoa lie thinks he After the luncheon ' an n»a..rblng « Crcat help. In carrying on the wurl: 1 Headlight Overalls $18.00 to $35.00 i ‘3 dying, tells n story Ihnt brands game'of bridge was played. Mrs. D. Hunng the win*■ $2.60 values a t ............ $ 2.00 a .J * l}im as r. murdAror nnd let’s the P. Drummond.’ holding, high s c o r e d mph«« the limguo's activities o«rr DEATI1 OP WILL 8HEI.I.EY . . n vgold • . vnhity. ** .’ Isrw m > 1v increased, im*r.»n*ril nowing w l n r tto n thl» was presented iRroatly the lUTtfC large j. guilty mail go ffee. Then he-re\ special 10 p tr cent reduction will lie allowed from the marked price . The guests of the afternoon were! *umbor of Northern people who have , eovers and denth, by hanging, ThV funeral of Will - Shelly, who j —FOR— of each Item in the rlore. to apply only tomorrow (Saturday) Mrs. U. J. Holly, Mrs. C.’ E. Henry.] winter homes jn I/rngvood and Who -( stares him in the face. By Jmnrs died y-Kterday morning, Is being held M n. II. H. Servlc, M rs. A." W . F cttr, lake »" l ^ r s t I" town affairs. Since thi» u fU:rnoo!i nt 3 o’clock from S t.| Oliver Curwood. Also I Mrs. Fred Walmn, * Mrs. D. p. hecomln-; a member of the County j Monica’s Catholic chuixh. -Many sor-, I Drummond. Mrs. 8. T. Langley nnd Federation of Women r Hubs ^ some FOX NEWS' rowTlig friends wHF*«(tend the *a '.j 18 K arat-W hite Gold., 17-Jewel. . . . . Hal Wight. •* \- .■ months ago, the Ix>ngue has- plnnnco•1 nernl, the serviees beihir coiidnCcd by Mrs., work miytljeu outjlned by the ' to iindertnka* iindertnka*work ny m. ■ . - ...v FatKcr MoiinJinn.—Pnlntkp News. ■ J. J. N . CONNER, Manager . •« -■ Federation which will greatly en- BRACELET WATCH" Will. Shelly wag the sop pf W. S. . WOMEN'S CLUB 'ACTIVITIES The Store of (lunflty with 1.ow Prices NOTICE large, its ncopo for good in Ihv town Slu lly ,«f this city ami was well lonu, r connected with EdPhone. 104 nnd county. where, ne he grew grow jip from 115 East First Streethere wncre, pp im m a child.! 1 nm nu K illivinir recuri-,l a The rocin department members H o worked Lithe shops* Mr* several W « d .n ip la S ;^ *• * *r,. 'l 1 • . . were delightfully . entertnini'd nt I 1 * *1 . | • Thh*demand this y tn r for tr.o rvyears, hut for rmr.c *time hark has dtolgtsh U W tthe,FW d Mo bridge - Tuesday nftcmoAn with Mrs. fpisite Kndiapcc inre is eimrnipue, ai\d been ill with tuberculosis ami his tor Co., where will l.o lo lle d „ nt cunt nfrfvals mid are plensanUy lo­ j'aui Jliggers ns hostess. all dealers leport a pM'heldc shoitagc father sent him to New Mexim. Col- W inter P.yrk and give the same guarcated a t Ilia Montezuma, Vivid Jyied poinsettlas in hnskets of stock. At tho Womnn’s-Gluh pliuit ,„«do an,I ^ m th (*uroliua in the e f f i r a n t e and high standard of service on wero umsI in, churming urrmng effect iinn l i tho ne u .ol>1 Rt|l,hmc7 on C p g * C. B. Cole, of Philadelphia, arrived large club room, where six tables of to r.nvo his life. The sympathy of all I(ord prmlut ih m iuired by all deal, k ^ u ro,„ n, Vt CL.nt4 */ i * MRS. PE E D D A IG E B , Society Editor in tho ei(y yesterday for n short visit Original Price, R ll O O tho ninny Sanford friends is evtnidcd err. • players epjoyed a spirited gnmc of ( ^ *. C. GI*VUD COBB. r.nd Is stepping at the Montezuma. to the family In their beraavemunt; ♦ PHoue 217-SV____ bridge. 201-31 p. . *• y «•* Special, $2(i.n0 it r « « fcsv* M r - t i l M l » . » t * t i l « 70 •# 1 1 A fter scores, were * ; ^ ntrd ^ a f|no ^ l e p .vase —«I MM ar« »tol..K “ ' ‘ " " ‘I " * F . E. Sfinders, of Rochester, N. Y«. When others nro Idle, wo keep mov­ a » T . *r II r * « ■ rr *«| irt«l»l»*> SJ” prize,-as,Ivor basket f ned ^ t h hon-j ; ^ r(.lnfon.C(, rnncr, t , i„ a loy, 100 Solid Gold 'C rescent Brooches, Your home ■pnper keops you in i H i i i V r l r / l " t*kU in itrlw M l, «Mn« I« nmnnp the arrivnls liere ycsterdAj7 bons , was qwnrdd to Mrs. J. M ^V nling; there’s a reason for it.—-QUICK* . - -- »r trlrp - • U• -m--• Jfcr -*■- IJi 1lrm. II wll Special at each, $1.00 ••falls. eiy *0103310“ design. *See the .sample and Is registered nt the .Montezurui. S e r v i c e t r a n s f e r , phone a so . ■ touch with* the world. h* a rra iir i w i f i l s l t * lace. vase the plant sale will exhibit, It.* 1,000 Ladies’ Solid Cifld Set Itinu'1 of .the 1Following *ojinwin^ 1110 <it r>111•r« ui tho «i> awarding —— from 82.00 to S10JI0 each f.'hsrler ( idler, (.. W: Ilnfchpr, Chan, hastens,..njaistul by Mrs. SOCIAL CALENDAR The / c a l remain i/, we give SER­ ilaffriVd. "f Detroit, Mich., ftrfTVcil Til j. . ... Oolemntl, nnd Mrs. Ed ............ ............ .. .. . Betts, VICE. T hat’s .our middle name. N IO.Year G uaranteed. “Say it With Flowers” m it'btdul. Imt chocolnto. chocolate, nut bread, snndFriday—The P arent Teacher's Asso­ the city. .yesterday. nnd are spending served j10l I’honcdOS. , 19t-Th-Frl-8flt BRACELET WATCH, ciation will meet at tho Grammar u f.pv days hetc at the Montezumn. i ” ,ch^ nnt, W aldoff m IwI.. School a t 11:30 p. hi. - - Spcci#L$6.75 ..“ *.. EVERY WEEK BRIDGE Cf.UH S aturday—Tho Seminolo Coi|n(y FedH. A delightful .meqllnp of th f , Litera­ 17 JEW EL.’ • MIIS. J . It. STEWART crution of Woman’s ’ Clubs will he Among tho inten-Atbig socinl events, ture Department of the Womnn’o onteptpined hjt-luncheon liy Sanford of yesterday^ was tho bridge party d u b was hold yesterday afternoon, Cut Flowers, FJor.al Designs and Plants ' ELGIN WATCH* Notice* is hereby giVea that the an W. O. at Parish House a t 12 noon.' -given yesterday n'ftemoott'by -Mrs. G. -promptly nt 3:30. More than huH , . , , < SANI d RD, FLORIDA clcctBnturdoy—iM sstor Francis UoumlUat F. Smith nt her home on Mngnnliu the members" wore prcscnL A ll-are nun! election for the purpozc of eh etSpecial,. $22.50 * PANSIES * . . . .............. PljTUNTAS * • * . . . . . * Will onturtnirt n hunrlietl of lii** avc., the imesls* being the mepiWrs J much interested' iri tho study of China !r:;- *' ( ',tN. ,U"J0^ • .CA RN A TIO N S' ASTERS' . : • -• , *'f # •young friends nt Ills home on Pal­ : of the Every \Veek Bridge Club. • | this year. Mrs. W.. T. I-nngley read,-Of *»»'»'< }. ", SALVIA " * - SHASTA DAISIIiS •>Vr have the largest stock of Dla* m etto nve., At d o'clock. Ex(|uislte oink loses,combined with us excellent articles • on "Ancient ireu yiai.,, wi a ‘ l'* . 1’ IIYIUSCU8 BOUGAINVILLEA , •• * -* •’ the * rooms where * tho China.” Mrs. M a r t i n gave "Current iTutsday a fte r the first Monday In Div mends, Watches and Jewelry of every -Mrs. Archie Betts will cnon ‘ j-orl)H Monday-r-Mrs. ndormd -description a t.th e lowest pri’ e ck. s * Cfll.ENS CROTONS KvcnU”-^Novcmber being full of in'cem h cr/ A.‘ D. 1922, tho same being tertnin the member*, of 8t. Agnes raid tnldefe were arranged. - M/.IIV-AVISGUS • HYDRANGEA ’ r( * Guild at 3:00 p. m. pronijitly. Of exceptional interest was the tcrestlng events—and,there was much the r,th dny of Decern >cr, FERN'S'AND MANY frillE R PLANTS—CALL AND SEE US . t 1 * game of bridge played during the a f ­ to tell. The round talde disciihsion was quired by Section 211 of the < linrter Dandy varieties af crotons at tbo ternoon, high score being made l>y riven over to fun in the discussion p fjo f tho City of .Sanford, 1 londa. Si4*Myttle Avenue— ---- -Plione 260-W yttcra ”8. "H. O." S.” stood Mr. j ThoHTIty’Aydltor T h o ^ lly 'A y d lto r and nnd (L l^ k , Ip in Ms plant sale nt 00 cents each, Mrs. Forrest Lake, who was presented ’what the byttera . •’ _____■ ' , „ ," , . V ■ana— ■— " 1 ni-etjnp will lie ' December Icajiacity."hs registra tion dfficcr Mr the wit ha box ■nf .stationery—:— • . . .The- next, nuading Thanksgiving a n d ' Christ-[city, will register nllwcrr.ons applying Jacksonville wun ^represented here •Refreshments consisting of oysters, 27, after Thanksg . a vet—and .. it .» is Hoped*? nil. Xit not already .................. — him, whoso HameaSire , yesterday by J. B. Lee, who is in the salmi course and coffee were served ajns are over—...... members will rally to n good study horft'e on tho rogistnUlon ImoUn, nml P, WKiNllllRG, Prop. city on a business mission. . ■ .nl .the conclusion of the game. \Vbi> aic qualified electors, ufider tIf?* Those enjoying-tht> charmirjg • hos- season nhonil. provision.o( the C harter of tlio ( 'ty ForniYrly of-Orlando and Key W<*lJ C. G T.uidey nnd L. It. Lunfey, of pitnlity of M rs. Smith were MTs. Fortemp-'Tarly located *nt lleninniiii’s. For guick results, try a want ad.. id I'nilMriT, Florida. For:this purpose Wooilotjck, III., are artfong the r e - 1rest la k e , Mrs. W. J.-Thigpen, Mrs. 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE Store, Cor. First St. ami pajlWotio Af, .tip* regi: trnli' :i l ,"-’ will 1 open nt 0 of ‘the City AurtTV'C^nnd ifly d^ys Id-fora fIuA.holdirig ■35 i of" tho '.aforesaid .*.-■ ----- - clecCloh and will. re-.. ►. | main Open fifteen, day* thereafter he* P> twocn tlie hourB^of*QtOO o’ehicl: n. m Ia Ss twe ...................... rang Ifi itoia 12:00 m., nnd from 2:00 p. ni. to f f i C H W E L l jr»:()0 P. m", each day/except Buhdaysj Barrett, .-Mr*- J. G. Sharon, Mrs. AVultwWi.rM. Mm J.. H. Buttloph, Mrs: T. L. Dumai. Thl* guists w r r t Joined for refreshment** by Mrs. MMI.-Mabry. •' T h e Princess TEN DAYS TEN Sanford Shoe & Clothing1 Co. 7 STEWART; THE -iPIANO TUNING, PHONOGRAPHUEPAIRS J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. sS HPI vision^ of Bcctlon 213 pf Vju* ,t-lt>*j ' f* *. | i n Charter, • uu As* required t» > * Section 213 of the ■■ MM .Charter of the City o t S.niMrd, Flor-j n u |da, the jto’h will op^n at 8:00 o’clock f 5 5 fa. m., standard time, nnd close nt r»!00 "■■ ■ ft’clock p. m. ‘ * * ' ‘ Mn CHAS. E..HENRY, OB . Mn>'or, of tho City ! • MM MM of Sanford, Fla. MM . ■ “ !t-3-l(T \7.2l; -13-1 IIH HU * nn «B 5 5 ONLY b ig CIRCUS COMING TO ■■ . SANTORO THIS YEAR G< 5™ i • We nro/stfowfitR a la.rge Hcleclion of Millinery and n wide range of accessories Ihnl will attpeal io the W.tll dressed woman. , ..... s . -i • 17) show good taste the well gnivned woman d ieses her accessories with the minutest care. A properly filled Corset, a slenderizing Brassier, Hc.se of the proper shade, all these Ro to make thot costume more cmpplete, and.gives one that well dressed feeling. • OUr line now is full of choice necessaries, pml we are sure to please thc.most disenminatiiiR.’ .'Vdur inspection invited. * * -4 s: .Tuat rceplvotl large s h ip ­ ment of Sport Hats, in Felts, Velours and Crushed Heavers.’ An unliiftited se­ lection o f styles and colors. Prices rnnging. from— Superior quality assortment of Pure Silk Thread ami Italia Glove Silk l!ose#. in Plain nml Fancy Weaves. Black, Chippendale, Pelican, Silver* Grey, Bobolink and others. Priced— $3.50 TO $4.95 V e s t s . f ? / ' ...$2.95 Bloomers At .....*. 3.75 g f Step -Ins rd : . 5;95 CREPE V B CHINE Teddies .$5,95 Gowns (?/ $7*95-$8.95 Fine lin e of R itislc Teddies and Gowns a t popular prices. mm ALL CHILDREN 30c .* *, Under Ap.c of 12 ADULTS 75* (Including War Tax) ., . $1.25 TO $3.75 Corsets and Brassiers All high grade quality gar­ ments in .KAYSEIt Glove Silk Underwear: us Circus Prices GLOVES We fentu.re Thompson’s . KAYSKIt Silk and Cham-, oisette Gloves, very fitm Glove Fitting anil Kitho grades at— • Corsets. One we h a v e just* received js tho FLATTER U for the Stylish stout, a Cor-. net- th a t confines nt five Popular colors places. Lot us show them SPECIAL to you. Prices—, 10-Buttort, long it * • Gloves, nt $1.25 TO $1.95 Iiicn Joliet Brassiers ’ 65c TO $3.95 i *v A large selection o f Furs. Silk nnd Wool Scarfs, S veur cummand. Allow us to phow them to you. We also hhve kid gloves, regular length 3 R IH G BCiCL I ^ Compare values and save the difference by trading* at^Cluirchwell’s Fri­ - . , day, Saturday and Monday V —r DRESSES AND CffTATS *, "SHOES J^l.gd Children’s Shoes, p y r Jpwftr........... L a tlic s ’ Slum s, 98c $3,19 pc r pair ^5.00"Ladies’ Shoes, per pqtr ... . ..... . . ?3.j50 Men’s Shoes, ’ per pair ......*....... ....... . • • ,, ...... $d.00 Men’s Shoes,-. ' ’, ’ * * per pair !••••••••••• ............. . .... j }??).<>:' Men’s Shoes, per pair . jjp.00 Boy’s Shoes,. per palr ........... * •• i?:T.f)irBoys’ Shoes, ( . C O p .r pair ... a. . : . . . * . . ................ y P $3.19 $3.59 $3.98 $2.48 O ' SUITS 527.no* Mon’s AH Wool |i ANATIONAL INSTITUTBOiM C O M IN G T O ij Wilt, 532.ni)*Men’s All Wool $22.5® jfk A S u its................................ ijE&iwz.vw $070Q Boys’ Suits, 71pnnts $9.95 ’ 1r».0(> Ladies Dresses, .... ‘27.50 IJulies’ Dresses, ea ch ...... ......... . ...... >*22.50 Ladies’ Long Coats, e a c h ..........;..... .v................. $27.50 Ladies’ Coat Suits, $ 2 2 .5 © $ 1 8 .5 0 each ........................... txteh $22.50 SWE/\TERS *. * I '1.75 C h i l d S w e a t e r s , elicit . t ••••• $1.75 Boys’ Sweaters, each ..................... «... $3.00 Boys’ Sweaters, each . $2.95 Ladies’ Sweaters, . each .......... ...... *$5i)0 Ladies' Sweaters, each ............ $4.25 Men's Sweaters, _ *. ‘A f t , i.no Childrenlft S^eatofa, each *> ....... '■ . »•«*** $1.69 $1.48 QO 4 0 «PO * J tO $2.95 Mon’s Sweaters, each .......... *....... $7.00 Men’s Sweaters, dhch Big: reduction on every item in o«r store for the Three Days, Frid&y, �f •AGE TWO THKSANFORD>DAICY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 J, 1925 I!oJ> Holly, who has fought a gnod SANFORD DAILY HERALD many word duels and, came off victor, , I'ROGRESS AND ACCIDENTS h K ** ta. to to to to to •*». to to t o pa Aft r« M I> liH M t f j f i r f p l *■!» had to capitulate with dengue and was It is rather shocking to ]enrt| that & < I J l l Ifce Ilr r m U R i IMI m , M besieged in his home foT nn entire ru M a n i l l a A « t » S a a t a r S . V La. week. We ore in favor of having the there were 10,103 persons killed . in t a * next legislature abolish dengue and country last year by automobiles ra fa I'i i b l i b i i c u s fonl Herald, We can get such a bill Unquestionably that number might to T y be . I’Sllwr •rough.—Reporter-.Star. No, what b" ve been greatly reduced by better 4. J . IIOLL.T.. ' to KET SLUM!' TO BE ONLY TEMPO ItA It Y traffic rules and more care on the I. J . L I I . U R D ____ R a a r a l a r r - T r r a a n r r r Aeed. batjle, Is the-help o f th e !tr.Bff,c and more care on the L M . A. R l t l . ___ U f a r r t t *1ana*er Wg paper ,:f South Florida—the l'1’f t ofalrlvers and pedestrians. A m o-1-** 11. A.' H O L L Y ____ I . A d t r r t l . l n i t ) llm iiic rf |. to r- t o r^ to to P i f!U t o t o P5 Pj to fcy f o iip i 'who nre jjo.ng to mhr'rh through ,c r mortality rate of over 11 per too '■ to P b a a # 141 <i|> i t d i M 1*. ) l . “HAVE FAITH IN AMERICA” SAYS BABSON : THE HERALD PR1NT7NGC0. • . *» to -to pa. r■ pi r .i n • r.u THE (M Y TH OF r -x >1 .'Pi sP s R. THE i " nn ■----- .. , The I’tiipH'd Hank of Sanford believes the POO is too large. It can he cut down, ns railroad m ortality has been. At the that (In' growth of the depositor largely WELLESJ.EY HILLS, Nov. 25.— face conditions? 1 never heard that country- capturing all the rhino” as smite time there aro some -compensat­ Many traders have decided that the they dul. Did surface conditions look LE W I a S llll'l* C l r r n l a l l t n M a a i f a they go. ■influcm-T.-! the growth o f t h e hank. 4 .. r h a a r XT*-W a f l r r ft p. ingn considerations. t ,i n • . ... i market has luriiud definitely rosy bark in Dei ember, IDL’D, and dur­ ------- —o--------— R a W r l p t l u a 1'rlce l a A l i t t r r It is noticeable th*t the w tornoblleji idownward It Invites' th e people t o bring t h e i r It is a joy to live in a city Like San, _ , and h a V. .sold . their hold- ing IU21 when t ie market was at Itaj ____Jrt.iNi DU t / a r lnicin< s la re, irre s p e c tiv e o f t h e a m o u n t ? n i " « * ™ m ni are hangm g.pn apd lowest levels ? They certainty did not. Rlt la alfta —■ ■ Xo" ford where every man, woman « m l K i‘,cwU nrc in,W3t m’“ <hild thinks about you and where they S” 0*^ progressive communities and j hoping. Thi following statement m ade-There were ju st as many calomjty M l i r r t l l a C l l j k ; C ar rie r th e y may w irh to d e p o s it. • O ar l l IV a lt r * all interested in helping you to nml i^ast numerous in the lenstj today by Roger \V. Bahson would in -j howlers then over the European situ -. T i t k id 13* t * I k - p t i f W r r k l r l l r r • take a r.-al iliilv newspaper ‘ We progressive parts. Such acc .dents are Jlcnte that fundamental conditions stlon and domestic' ileveTbpinenis as Tiiu ■•;me courtcoiiH treatment will a id r n l l r r l r m m h r m ln n lr I ' m t l i • a d la p a k l l . h r d r t r r y K f l d t * . Ad<»r l-e to'have *}■«. niddic come in and 11 Pa rt ,,f t,,1> wo Ta>' to r I,r°-1 substantiate Ute beliefs of those who there are today. In the face of all l,n pxtetuk'd to all, whether their act u l a * r a t r a m a d r k n t u ■ un a p p l lr a ‘•'Vc’n ,Rdp to |my# for jarejitill ojitimistic. * j these things, the market h as hm( a flam, f l r m a r r a t l r l a |>ullilra. 43.ua prr watch the w hirls go ’round ajui fpjKrcM* nml counts may lm largeor .small. **ar. a ltta p a la a d ta n r r . “There is a feeling in 'many q u a r-lrlse of over CO per edit in the ‘pgst tell us w h at'they think rye are dolltJtj.*b® , «• k , ■■ 1 It nthy be a r g u e d m em ukh t i i i : A dauri a tk ii piiiea* toward building a big city here. While] Who shall Hay how many lives'were Ters thnt the rise in the market Is fifteen months. T b a A a a o r la lr d I’raaa i t n r l u . l v r l j in the very communities hav i over,” says Mr. llabson, **oivl that it that the market had no license to g<> • n t l l l r d to ih«< u t a fur r rp u lillc a ilo D of I he editor .was sick the Welfare n e -]anvo,*» in - motor- am. ,!& hcaifcd for a long panic. I am bo- :t,p to this extent and that became it a l l u t « t d l t i ' a l r t i a t r f n l l i t d l o II or t artrnent o ' the• W onmn’s -Club sent big the worst records, by n o t o l h . r a l a * r r n l l l r j In Ihla pap-cf a n d a la .1 Ih r local ' n r t t a pul.It.hod ‘•i a basket of fine fruit for Hie man bounces and the multifarious service ,ng asked on every hand for nry opin- has-gone up su much it is in -a danger- • ^ -f* ••rat if ryho, had. helped them in the days that automobiles render in making fop' nml I want to go on record ns- ous positiun. The suK'k market, howA ll r l c h i t of r a - p u b l l c a l l o h . n f tprrt.il modem lifwmorc comfortable, conycnj taking the opposite position. The ever, never could have had any such game by-and other good folks sent ns d l t p a i c h r t l.r r a in a r a a l t o r r t a r v r .|., roses and altogether we just f-nme lent uml healthful.? The gain nmjhlllang^swing upward movement which rise as it did if undurying condition' OfW»*l MKI1 A M I I l l ' l l .H I M * . I ' k » « 14 out of thnt^lciif.uf thing with the by enabling oily people to live In the S ta rte d j„ August, 1921. Is not yet j had not bear, sound: This prirdtldn on feeling thnt* if we 'had dfed there country might In itself balance the ..vcr. M arm nut concerned with the the market is Iw. Vd on undterlylng n in o r movements of the market. I conditions nm L not.on':m /fiuo comli-j vfqpld havq been njariy more flowers lull taken on the streets. Nice cold, Thanksgiving weather.- nml nifthy' ohltnatles, maybe. - But Again,,take those 10,000 deaths and don’t know anything about them nnil ti„nn. The same fundamental 'talii nvhow, it makes, life worth living in coirdder their equivalent fir- a more no ogc* e’w* doe*. The market may ; tics that tot dine to Lo bullish on l ooks like our lettuce growers this favored hmd by the Ht, Johns primitive stage of our national dOVcd- have farther decline* before it goes UortTs In 1D21 indientes thnt:the long npment. As large a pcrccntdgo of the higher. Statistics show, however, th o , swing- movement Is not yet over, • i,ver. might conic. back next week. population, in pioneer day*, ^-ouliL jpnrkcl is due to go to higher levels In | ^ " O f course, 1 rlon’t mean to ay that --------------- o ----------probably have been killed by wild ani­ 1921 or-1924 before it starts oa anoth- \ a ll' claVsei of stocks a>e " mvessarijy THE DAILY PAPERS F irs t' straw berries at Bar to* ‘ nolil mals or by Indians, or died of priva- er long downward swing, such n* v.e^Koinf; higlu'r, or that the market vrill for $-"> n quart. They were'auctioned -~T I e r r “h ig h e r lig h t away. T.ifi’e hre had in lttSfOr---------- — ’ -----off for the Red Cross fund. ■ ' • , 1 lie Hanfonl ( lianil'er of <'"intilLTVC.. ’ ' " Every ago has' its disadvantages at certain groups th at may base rilcady Hink* that the Celery Cjty is being “ I adm it. that .when one looks ------- .— o—-------along with its advantages. And'lukp i rface conditions todily, therb are overlooked by some of the big dailies Men thcl top. Judging’from the sta­ ;*■ A banker of Georgia has disappear-, ing our dynamic industrinT age as n many things that tend to confirm tho A tb cp ltate in the m atter of jiulitistical position of tho industry of, cd in .Jacksonville and foul play is Respected. Hi wil find out that there jieitv, to which’ the Sanford Herald whole, with all its apparent reckless- current honrish septiment. The prim ] u-mmodity which they represent', 4', arc other had things in the world be­ •dds, “ Why bother with the state ness and destrurtivepesa, it m ist be cipal bear argument that .is being us- should not he surprised if these tiid thc Enr^wnn situation. It is I not do so much on' the balance of the •.’Ppcrs when you have something !»et- admitted that it save, far more life tides t>Mi weevils. ^ * tr r ligiit nt home. And .if, the state than it wafttes. - Thb great, eomplicgt difficult for most people to see how |(rtM>nt Movwnwnli or jf -th , y ,.VL;n cd system of progress, ,of wltlch med conditions in the United States can j Because'of the very uneven Newspapers are making n poll vote 1 ,t‘vs on the question of "What does Anreci '' 1 " 1 ■’ • icine and surgery are a pitrt as well ns' j improve much with... t nn iurrensc In j readjustm ent th a t v.- have been thr:i.‘ c , need. ’ • 11 win......... -Hi ll ......... . V " ’m " “ " f " ' ’ autohuibiles, has added almost a de -[our foreign trade. In the European; the various groups c fT tm U „n J l should dislike very much to.cede to the average life period in -nnt situation and in the Tariff AM th o y [B|] j-., the Rami’ position. Tins in u » story that we could not qualify if yoq ! ‘'n. without the daily visits of the generation.—Jacksonville .Journal. sec little encouragement in this dirts-- t;nu, to buy i.to.k- with pn '• eyi"?• asked us that quertinn. - ' . i-lnckson,ville nml Tampa papers, or lion. Other bearish arguments being hp.,;. There nio stil! p'o -ihilities f«r put forward a r e :’the high commodity rro f,'ti |ina-(..-rrt f,„ t|u fillin’ who .vill Mayor Hylan, of New York. Iu.s4e- ‘h'' K i'^ is.y n n fo rd , Lakeland and A C oni) FARM PROGRAM price luvcl that atill vxUts, the fuil- l(/M. dlscrlntinatfon."* elareil w arm , the Ku Kkix KTan. Says ,,ort M y e r^ ln ilie s. that Como to us uTe of wages Li come down, the in.»-1i • he he will drive them from the city. Well. VV,MA ; ,Hy' ,atk“ n ',r,,!rl in Many agruulturid journal writers cr,iaJtfn(, tendency*»,f costs, the ^small * * * General bubirit’NA hu» improved1 2 not even Mayor Hylan ami the New m,r home newspaper, but Uevorthe have given a program for southern margin of profit* in many, lines, the j nvcr , „ t Week. T h ' iiiilcx I York W orld together can do this] we csr’ U s . *ho sta^ ,la,Uf ’ lhnl . , . . , l eep us informed on the election re- : farmers to follow; Some of them are ,pnnr_ ontloak^fnr .ntrtaiil__ indnsm ex j __ L • _- . opine. lhe Bobosnthnrt noW rtnnds* nt d {turns, VParllWTTFtf'ity timl such, andnrood. Iiut lhelm w i f!flb c m are en- and political conditions, per cent below norma! the Jiigbe.it ..... we wouldn't nuuiMu, unv likv 10 lo'’ »(.* dn without cm.|tirely^theoretical “ But did anybody ever make money j E ith e r Simmons, of North Carolina,! . ,, . ........... .. . • * • % n .. , , , .A s soon as we can figure out* some WhAt is a good, farm, -program In ,one[jn stock market b>‘ following sur- ; point,in two yeara. or Robinson of Arkansas, will lead the . . . . ,, „ , - . ... , ,v „ , , ,* . . • . , , why to get the Orlando d.uiies «n oiir .^tat,. J5 nn unbalanced one in another, M ade in the , :n O ... , to make , , ..Democlata , . ,, , senate --- it is said. , --- _j 1 xchan/e ll-t C 4happy. nappy. — ■•rent in »n far ns the mm xclmii'/e Iis-1. we we will win be • rent in so tar ns tne aim to mane ^ g > U J . miTed than would X O. GARAGE il U K colors. A -O ur choice woyltl he Simmons ana -ve f-lernv.oit I're’S. the farm Self-supporting js conceriied. tnkp to^ , pp|y nl| t|„. hotels nnd res. KXCl.’rJMVE At-ENhV FOR hope he gets iL He is one of the real Vet* vrG would mitt theitt nml tneV>^ry farmer In Fluriila,-Wjc or little, a u ra n ti of the Knxt for i yt-ar; ami M a iiU K ; V* Derqtxjrnts of the Senate and has thof, KELLEY-SI'RIN ;v il:i i» TIRES odd also "mil's our little . country ,-nn make his farjn self-supporting by .the skimdiinge from the cane wbuld rlghf kind of idea* for ail sections of Co., C hit i laifies. mi in" the meat qnd milk, poultry make i“ore, and better, vinegn* for tn this ism - of The Herald t- an ■the counrry; anti eggg, nnd the fruitg and vege­ piQkiing* t heni than could be used. advertisement of the It. & O. tin rage T. „ .. . , COSTLY CHAIN LETTERS tables which his fam ily needs,'’along We Ijenr en every sVlc tliat "Floridp callin'/ attention to the fact llint they The Tnmpn l rilmne ,s*ya.there is with the corn nnd liny; which his !s waking up." It Is. in most things; have the exclusive agency for Sanford need for nnother insane asylum inf — :— „ , ....................... , . ,i a* i , Florida and w« auppos? the ciUwded J,M' Sal' ,r<la>' Evening l ost rysents horses or mules unlcss.he uses trac but in the m atter of Liking care of for the celehrnted' Kelley Springfield 1rlint it prmlurdu on th f farm, it i v, Tl^sj. Yuu know \\*M\t thc*i» tires ara conditio,, of the present institution is tr,,a,s in -rcftnJ d to -t,,,n,n fa I,let I 4,j cvffi nntl you jrrt tb*"’Tit in nTl izcs 4ko rea son so m.ii.j iti|i|.y "guyg- rrr<r ^ llld> i h.mild .li^ lU n L .r o * t-U w --ta w -" -U a v u i> r -fii> t--ta k e n -e a r ^ f-h r -own- as sokvd n If household—for the (ioml Book says Imf '■ at the H. & O. Garage. now TunniRg around the state trying many victims of these nUR-Mves 1-* - * - —. j slecjiers. — 1 nmpa Tribune. tho render o ' a stivrle pllain fetter I thnt does not “is Worse than an in - 1 to plnnt.fake advertising si’hemes’with ■-<vv t’ o sjtVcessful in Idv Attbnipt to fid<-|"—he is ready to plant for marthe dnily papers. h’ln- it rent of nirle different persons kct. Herr- he ha# a wide choicf in. AOCR DOLLARS ARE NEEDED HERE AT ROME . TJ'e mayor of I’altn III acli wants to ,o nine other pRrsoiN nnd so on fur in FloiidA. Eventually, if he be-in the ......................... -endigv nmi than three billion pen-' t-cninsulnr part pf the state, he will n-move Municipal Jud^v -loo Ivarman., rwi,lv4, BUCh lc tle n . That have a paying citrus grove on which T h e‘action of director* o f the Flor- [ K M } - ’H Tho city official* *«y that Joe l.m, Lkj, r(,!111|in Soim,wbe.e nrouftd «cv- i to depend In his latter dnys. Or he ida Development Ifonrd ‘ lit .Fnckson; much power nnd dominate* the city « f ', . nl m|||ions of lotlnr* for postage] m ay/!mike It avocados, t>?, fcven. V ville at n’-rl'cont meeting is wortfiy of | • faira t»T the exclusion of all, the other . ,' . ,, . .... _u ............ •-'-i -~ nnd tons f*f stnti nmry. all wasted onjhc |nu the proper soil nnd drainage, emulation l«y members of all comofficials. T hat.is a funny w nyJoc Jiaj a vpry useless communication.. , 1 pecans. In the meantime, while he ntcrciiil ’ organisations in thi i state. of dominating ew rything. lin t’lie is Fortunately not t^i tbo receivi rs of »s developing those permanent iovest- T tc board duthhrlkcd np]iorntim*tit of rsui'Ly riglit nnd tficrefun- makei his 1 hose silly ami occasiodelH- ha ini fill j ments, he should lie making tho lu-st i committi-c to censor advertising and ■decisions stick to the loufushiq- o.f-Fds deem’)'1fits aic find\J^enough to for- of tjti- tt tick and lory oijportiinitie* jircnioiinu scheme*i in n n ,ufforr.. to.! U R ABILITY in ;t p;ivetm*nt for residential enemies. Ar* acre of ■ in.-.-my untold thou « rid* of .! .11 ir.ward t 'n-ni. The r Inin dirnketi f ro­ of southern Florida.sltvots is ;t print'.' rri|iiisi(e. Kesitlcnce. mi; nt lv . I,nt ’ liut- , fri*.ipienrly il j* •rev. tu-n iii should ni'ike him i tmD-• fur Icgitiipate and worth while piojWish \ve’ had u man Tn Sanfunl lil,«-itis ' ts are frequ illy called Upon to b ear •ihunifl lie. Timiil and rUperstil imiN pendent of a ll. other crops, and an e e ls --.vast sums now going larg -ly lo George dE Sebring, sif Oh'o, wh i tins folk who are nfrrtid not to forward acre of lettuce would put him oir'“easy fatten ttiu purses f “ fly-by-niglit" heavy /V d s. T his Mraui will dam age ineNjust endowed the Sfbring hospital for rurh le(t"rs me to be fioth pjtie»l and rlrpet." If he goes in for peppers <>r -lrtKtu who flock to Florida for easy . $ 1 0 All of our endowments, ii-* .p en siv e’ a n d ’ pporiy ‘c onstructed pavem ents. hinmeik If thev.wlah Jo lie ■classed tiunatnfs-, or any o^ the early spring *pk king- each winter. • unity hnv'e strings tied to them and nmn"" the sane nnl wholesome-inin,d Jhigh.jirft-e,i|* crons.sinil pi'akcs good, he [>uL*h pavem ents—botit'ju because they cost a Igikelnnd, ns well as, ail other c.Mil when they pull them back it is ilis- »-d thi'y rlmtild 'tnin the inereasitfr j is,n made inhn.finniiei.nlly. munilic* in tho shite, npetjs. every Ih tlQ lcsain the liegiuning—tu rn o u t to be ex­ rdvcreil that they o r e ‘not «'»dowks ,)f (hnf0 who chverfully nndj Til* good farm program calls also dollar right a t htpne working J .y ltnil , t.. ___ pensive because costly m aintenance follows' to - v m enu. Our hospital right now need s'...;..... j nromellv consign all chain letterUffM* the uw* of more hrains than fer- night fo r tlie upbuilding, cnmmert ial ^ about tVig thoiisnnd dollar -. la there! to the wasie brisket.’—I'cpsnroln tilizers, nmrOsweilt than loafing .nnd ly and scsidentially, of tliis so. tjon of burden taxpayers. ’Pt-operly co n stru cted ’ 'anyone here wdio can Eee. it? moVe. wisdom thnn ignorance. IJ is Florida. ‘J Nnvs. as easy to make a surccss of farming Ah on advertising medium the S ’ar*| Jlonistly we ikntt* to talk about our ARE THE- TOURISTS REALLY it Florida ns it is tu make a dismal Telegram offer* three-fold return? on ^ big ptess and mir new equipment but failure, afid hundreds enn testify* Imw th e 'investment pf every patron j j t i r j i ' ' COMING? • wo just want you-to -take a-copy of; -aso that is. . . •” tlcipatlon in the publication of n t a t ­ ou.* special edition Tuesday nnd send Farm ing in Florida is like farming ter newspaper nml thus i* a greeter; M tu vontjrfriend* and tell thnt San*1 According to The La ly I Yam Maine (inno yther sta’te Tn the Union. U is ns development of the home community;, ford has a real daily newspaper. It fhi v nr,-. ^,, im-ossiMe to use town farm methods increase of public confidence* in the will lm some t-ditiqn and-if we don’t ; A / roadster nutapipldfe of n well- in Floridq ns it is to g et by with n advert h e r’* business and nn intimutc) call-Reg Holly in off tlie street we I’tnwn and popular make nulled tip H ires prove planted in warm weather knonldge of business policies, iewill never be. able to get all the nd-T,n (Front of the pasD /flee n day or two in Missouri. Native ideas, budded spiting in n larger output and quick vei Using in the paper in time to came [ago, a Indy nt the wheel, her com­ with the scientific discoveries of the turn-overs; performance of n duty tb ; tfhnlotls nil the way from Le\vl*ton ti agricultural college* nnd the farm de­ the public in the rendering of service, 1 mit Tuesday. I ' tha South taing innumerable trnvol- velopment nnd experiment station* ends,died in the telling of stare news j I r g lines golf sticks a n d 'a trunk. day ly dayoink" th«* finest, and tho only possible, Remember to \juy your plndts plait at E’he drove the entire distance alone combination for success in fnrmlng in Every day the advertising columQft j are ideal for rosidence thoroughfares because the plant sale held in this city by the nnd she told tho Star-Telegram of the Star- Telegram are tcemirigi Florida. Thnt^his is true Is evidenc­ -Woman’s Club on Friday, December they m eet n o t only all of Jhc finer requirem ents fiiat. Thi* is the t me to buy your thnt all along th AtlanUc seaboard ed by the manner in which the boys’ with* money-saving, quality-getting b u t a re equal to th e heaviest traffic. They a re i ‘ plants nnd flow tm and beautify your route she- had met with univcrsiil "Fit's of the state arc cfiafancing their opportunities, nil worthy of careful of good appearance, quiet, sanitary,' d u stless itomea nil over This fine county of kindness and consideration. She .was fathers in {He-raising o f corn cot­ study, followed by prompt action. — Lakeland Star-Te!egrnm. • , Seminole. The plants will be •brought also enthusiastic over the rond condi- ton. hogs and enVle. _________ ,,, C.__ and easily k e p t clean, They can. nxJM o tm Ua sso _ «> msa« Am ilS Urt ril n 4 f* l# U --------*• t o -your dour * a d m v u you thu trouble •Ions. tHe,only unMcasnnt JIW:!!BirxJ«:/|- -Another-itemy-for^'the - surressfutj stre e t filth o r Become slippery and dangerous ing • — the "awful ■ d • dour a fte ' r I * entered * ‘ fitrarer In Florida to add to hi* proof ordering and you can also see what Our aim is to SERVE the commun­ to traffic. .Abovp all, they co st less p er y ear . you arc getting. All this is done to Florida ncrufs thte St. 'Mary's river "fem I* enro nf tho su rp lu s,? jlijjx ity, got merely to have a job.—QUlCK have you make your, home more beau- iiidoo.” Aside fiom this bit o f had mo-so fnrtnna* rot nn tho ground SERVICE TRANSFER. Rhone 4tW. } of service an d require little or nothing for* road, the, entire pathway from Maine 1’nth‘r tho citrus tiefn and on the tlfv I. 194-Th-Fri-Snl annual m aintenance. ‘ tit Florida was almost one of roses. * ’"u l; fernfs of- Florida ovorj' .year. • v* ' * L ia Tlie writer Ina rccq after the shinping .The Sanford llerbld makes a fine , Th" fulr vi*i*?r i{J h " • AT A SACRIFICE, DOIHIK appearance, in Its enlarged fonn. A J m O c h travel t> ,H o­ •"O'.'in wn* over, in the Moore Huvon . . : , n ,. L.O.C Z Z . j W U K 'S C C A X *30 C A S H S IX llow press has been installed, nnd . ’• a' L‘ 1' Mu, rcT,llC'iTbv • i much other r " ^ ^ ^ some lr m-* * ' traveling , ^in c r ’’ __ ,equipment essential # , . .. to t h au’imopilcs. .toHho ncie Vlestroved. M O T O R CO* ■“ _ .-PLbl caH ln ,t?f a roups about ohe hun.lm l vanls apart. L’utiing ready .for oiialher bop, than A ’ORJv, Nov. 24.—The N ew t . - papor. I lls hosts of f r i e p d * - y o u l t n m r , T w s s simply one ran bp riised ns the m ain’ brpp oti^' 1UHK, ISO .- • * *‘ tbeao evidences of-Bob H6lly’a1.lllit a g a in 'tra in ’lit} puit ln in aa grent grent proces.,ion procession Gist is 1'alf t t a «?r.c* la’ n n t ste te north of i},or^ Arnericuns will w prosperity. He certainly deservA;*’thb right nqw /m oving) ’ wiUi .unlKoken this! IVe have seen cabbago enough j Of.eans, it wan wi announced last. substantial support of his community rank* all th e ' way from Canada to ylowcd under In one *piin« in‘ Floc|»la^.h*®^: —he always -boostings—Tampa Florida." So-here ye’ huve nh an­ to feed Germany, If it could bp kroutTimes. Thanks, old dear. If we swer. to the query, “ Are .they comij ed, canned, and shippul. ’. T tc toma- j. ,Coll iW, If you want that bfggKge r?. ___ __________ i ___,,i w i,.i i.i nninn*. ■trina’ Beans atkl caull-' looked iftc i' with despa tch.—QUICK U itr lltla c n a ira M ade A fillr tlltt Known west Florida and lay waste to PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Sanford, Florida TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESUL GET YOUR IJ0 SI CARDS AT THE HER P r o o f o f P e r f o r m a n c e is BetteY than a promise [•halt Shiugloe have been pro*, , Nu- hit lectin?? In v in Florida for moi;e than ithunt a single eomplaint, of twelve ye.'. “cnrljng *’ hay-just iiit ie more and buy a permanent Toot- buy Tty-Tile '‘nisleatr of : a chTaitcr ahingle. .i Ruti Tile, Snmv White and Green o Roll Roofings. , , . ml'by Amalgamated Roofing Sold in Sanford by IIILI. !!>]J.MEN'L&-SUPPLY-fO.m l mm?. M jjgr N A T IO N A L P A V IN G B R IC K M A N U F A C T U R E R S A S S O C IA T IO N Cleveland, Ohio ! ’ ■ v �=?f- \=£g pa mibgife? 'm: : ■* 1: y . *-; a ,*, f. * i! . *‘* . : ' • L'-,* to Ensndnger, Amanda Eaijt, Thoiftas F. ; •IMridge, Mattel,• Mr*.Fos, Gi tTrgc’ • Forster, F. P. Ferguson, J. if. Fox, W. tl.wyafi Frierson, J . K. Frank, F. Ji.. . . . FaiilK. Duvitf Fox, Thomas M. Fox, Geo,; Jr. Fry, W. D. . * Fuosselo, Tony Kitts, W. A., Sr. Fitts, W. A., Jr. Frank, Gus B. •Fields, W. P. Frasier, I. F, Foster, Alfred Fox, Effie M., Mrs.; FcrffUaftri, Mrs. M ary ’A. Fields,, ifattie 0 . \ Frank, AHce^J., Mrs. Freeman, Naomf Frocmani Edison Fry. Wesley W. . f'ol', Martha ”, Kitts, Alin*, .Mrs.. . . . Felldwig Hester, Mrs. : Fleischer; Louis ' • Futon, ElIxaBbth 'M., .Mi-1 Furen, Sarah, Mi . A * Freeman, Thos. E. tilde, N, 11. Goodhue,-C, L. Gardner, B. M. . . . . Garner, N. II. * . .. . Gilbert, Lewis G/umling, Albert. A. „ -• ■Cr.'fi./W : O; 7? ' Graves, S. S. . *’ (Contlnue’d on page fi) to . . ADS |M Cards of Sanford's ReputH able .Professional Men, each M of whoaf, in Ms chosen proto fesalon the. Herald recomto mends to the people. H z' • 1 * * 1 * to ** . Classified Ads te u line. No v^d taken for Its* than 25c. kn'd pniitirely no elassrfied •de charged to anyone. Cash must Accompany sll orders. Count fire words to a.Hoe nyd remit accordingly, to to to to to to to to NOVEM BER Aldridge, W. Ci. Anderson, J. f. Ailen, J. T. Allen, O. F. FOK SA LE Aycock, J. C. FOR- *SALK—Chickens niid furniture, 200*(Up Adams, F. B. 1020 Union Aye, Attomcy-ot-Law FOR SA LE-- N ice thrce-qtiurter sire <^doms, John brnm s.'J. I). * l,string double bass viol in good . ' Aldridge, A. P, Orer Seminole County Bank order. Address “U, H. S.,” care of Adams, T. K. 200*3tp FLORIDA Herald. SANFORD Aijanls, A. >1. FOR BALE ©U EA UIA n UE lo r a Alien, It. * hinuller cur, 7-pai>scngcr Packnrd.-s Anderson, Bandy. Fred II. Wilson. (bi~at WUIIama' Ga­ Aspmwnll, >L C. A TrO ItftEY-A T-M JV ^ rage. * l!)7-tfc Allen,# I*. J. SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. House Au-tin. R. W, First National Bank" Building Allen, Mary J. > for rent. Sco Thigpen. Bii-tfc SANFORD *:• *:* * FLORIDA' WOOD t o n SA LK—$8.r.U a curd Arrington. SlwIIn P. Allen, L it. I ’lcnso arrange to pay rash on do Anildrsnn.'C. A. livery, and specify tho kind of _wood ' Allen, Sarah A. w anted, when placing your order,—F. Allen, Rnymond L.” fS. Vornny. • lUo-tic Albrittoq, Jcra, C. j- Tha Herald delivered, l$c per week. ■ LAWYER <Appleby, Albert* H. > *:— Court‘House FOR SALE—C melody, saxophone Anderson, Mrs. Olive good as Inew. $120 takes it, half A rran t* ,'Dannie "-’* ' c5 s!i , brtlnnce $10 per m onth.' It. J. Abercrombie. -S, M. to Holly, Jlcrald Office. 170-Gtp Adkins, Edward E. to to w i .to- to m t o ra» FOR SALE—>i-passenger H'lrf JI oXt Ander.'iuti. J.E Idyn Ambrose, Angus S. well ih giloil rutinjug* condition. AdAdams. Mrs, EHa S. . to dreas "C, II. S./* care of ilornld.Allen.Jtedolln. . . to ! 20C*3tp Ala r s ,- Frank P. H, FOR BALE— Hosier and Gays’ paints Aimilage, .lno. S. and varnishe3 at Sanford Novelty Brady, K. E, Wokka, Sanford agents,. . . 183-tfc Bennett, .1, C. to . You can find tho name oT FAKMERS-—You can g et seed bed Diggers, S. J. ‘ to every ’live Buslriewi Man • frntn~>, and irrigation plups nt tb.« Bnrlnw, J..W i. . . /HfiN In Sanford In thin Column Sanford-Novoity Works. • 100-tfc Brticy, Sip , t o ! — — ,---------------, V -to t o J each ear day. P4 * Second sh e d s, B '/jx il, onty Bronson. Thus. to to to to to to r^ .-'iOc per 1, 000, w hile they last, nl! Bat nos, Cruse to to -------------------- — Herald office. tt llmk. Ja y H. Brt*w«*r, C. W ell Dyo For You * FOlt SALE— 10 ncres in Longwood. Uovd, S, i:. BON T O N S T E A M P R E S S E R Y ^ m e r of G nr.V end Orange nvc; Bronsonj M. B. _ . . ... „ • ‘mica, 9..L. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of b. W Kent & McKee, Props. I * v ’ *•_ * Ballaid, S. A. J -4 Sec. 25, Twp. 20, Range 22.—Thos. CLEANING, DYEING, ALTERING Brock. P. C. id.. Baxter. -■ lL2-lm o. • Work calod for and delivered I ______ . . ________ . Baker, J , P.' FOR BALE .......... -1 have Piano 461J — ■—3 „ U. Wcat F irst St. , P E P PE R ‘SEED. , HVowti, E. « surplus of 35-lbs. of Ruby King Betts, c . A. • _ j neoner seed saved bv myself out. of BerfuT*. S. A. ‘ “ W E D E L IV E R T H E G O O D ^ J J ^ y M Xc« Jcricy ,tock. « . « Betts, A. L. p,tr lb. Address,- E Grothen, Dnnin.l Babiwtt, H. S., Jr. lOS-tfc Fin. S tb ra g e V n c illtie s . Hal toy', J. A. furnjture., 'dfepnett, K. 11, If «e please you, tell others; if not, FOR SALK -Household “Tbolie DO. .L'03-iUp Jb'r.tly, Iimighiss. tell us. Phone 408 FOR SALE—Upright pinhoj RObdl Bower! K. condition, for $100 ca.-:!i. Add rear, Bareliff, I). SANFORD Box 362. 20;t-0tp Hothnmly, Win. Brown. C. W, FOR BALE—Lot •itiTw'osI l^lfst atregt Central Machine and. Boiler .Works; close in. Inquire 200 Park- Ave­ 7tetts, W. K. Brown, j . M. Cylinder Grinding; Del.uxo . Plattma; nue. . : 203-Gtp .Steel Gear ilami*; Crauk _p THt ‘SALE—f -h. Vinl.'t trmiln g - u ir; -ltryau,-L.JY— Bradbury, C. O. Hhafta Returned— ----- —— Phone C2 Will nell nl a real bargain. Sec Bell, A F. Wijson Motor Co., F lp t street and Bailey, G. VV, . . . . . , .. ., -2BJ-dipj. Byes Evaminrd Glaasefl Dealgnrd SanfuVd AVc. _ Britt. C. L. l lllt S A L E -F ive Vo.mi Imiigalot. op Uruwnlee. E. 0. exceptionally eiesy lerma^ or will Itrails haw, R. C, ren t.—A. P. Comicltj-* Smyi. 2Q.»-tfe Handy, A. P. . , . OpUfifth-Optometriat , ■ I'D j r SAL K ^ To rfotUc* estate, seven Bishop, Geo. D. 312 Rial Firat Slroet Sanford, Fla. passenger Cadillac,.‘flho condition; Beatty, W. it: - ________ • __________________ n e w lire?, $fi00.-Cp. E. Stone,’ Grunge Jlv r/y , C. M. Buchan, ti. accent -a Hall, Si, G. OR BALE—Or will n lighl AltCIIITECT touring car or Ford truck in ROO'J1 flirry, Riley, Mr.s.-M. F. loitdilion as’ purl payptept. op .my -Brown, Wifliam A. Room 7, Miller Bldg. StenrrtH-Knight touring car, having,! Boykin, Rosa K., Mrs,' BAN FOB I) FLORIDA lilnndnrd equipment, inelnded with, Boykin, Win. B. . Burner, Sherman C. *' • yor are Baumel, Samuel S. tea new............ . -- j Berber, Ague* G. forniii vfjntcr top which is now .Raiding, \V. Hi Brown, ILium I V.;c. COLLAR, Vrop. ■ Bell*, Betty, Mrs, Ik-lt-s, Laura, Mrs. Bigger*, Pnul 0 . y Hailey, William K, Burdick, & 1 CONTRACTOR nnd DUILDER Park A vc. *-'™ Britt, Sura S. *17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Flu. FoifR K N T —Imwnr fInor uf"resi(lc Bailey, Joy E. Btowplec, l.iilian ‘fuiriiJhed, 203 Kmt Third struct Jlett*. C. B. Birgers, C. M. ELECTRICAL'CONTKACTOItS lt£NT—Housekeeping Bennett,; Mary Ilryatt, Minnie I.. Unghousc I.ightH and Appliance* FOB RENT—Kooma und kitchenette. Briithi rson, Loretta —Shirley Apartments opposite pe*t New Line*of Fixture* Baker, Selma E. office, upslnlrr . _______ 123 West F irst Street Baker,.!. E. FORI KENT— Unfurnished apart mint Higgtrs, Irena T. Ferndnlo Apartments, 30a E. First (hiding, Florence, Mr*. S tre e t Hrookn, Victoria iR , Mrs Urudfrtrd, Samuel W. FOR RE NT—Furnished house and INSURANCE a g e n c y three furnished apartments,, Phono BaPbilt, F.enrlu H., Mrs. 201-lhtp linnvn; Winnie [RR------- AUTO--------- BONDS 37 MV. Brinson, S. J. W. room nm Brannon, iahmucl on fufnlihed, price $13 per motith. Brooks, W. it. Apply to Mrs. II. I). Durant a t Lake Baker, I„ J. Contractor and Guilder Baler, W aiter it J*UK lir.N i nnrtdel, H arry 8ANFORD :• FLORIDA .Brady, E rnerl L. Brady, Mrs. Florence T. Bradbury, Carl Baker, Osmond C. • Baldwin, Erttmir E., Mrr., w XRTED—Girl a t •cigar amt Ball, Joseph*!!. drink staled op, Ninth street Brown, Thonlhs L. ply nt -once, Brown, Dixiu B. Xw.tsifaD—?•>.»»«» « once. Bdrhops, -Paul C. Coll a t Hill Hardware Co. soArrlty. > Brookf, W. It. 205-Ctp W.,'I. Hughey.; Baggett, BraxUiu , \ Inquire M. "ANTED—Team 'wo Bandy,-Annie E., Mrs. Hanson Shoe Shop. Biggera, Npncy S., Mrs. irst and* Dark Are. Benjflitjitv Samuel Ice-——Reasonable Rates WANED—A eh mice to build 'your nuW homo ll-fore lopibor frets «ny 1 Maplo A vc h ig h er^ l^ans ;otW ^U m d^e. Iqrn}»h|, j Georg© A. DeCottes FRED R. "WILSON $8.rTo ICHELLE MAINES BUSINESS t o t o Quick Service Transfer Machine & Foundry Co. Henry McLaulin, Jr., • O ptD . I’LTON J. MOUGIITON ____________ ^ !'r f SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS General Shop and Mill Work ' . G1LL0N & FRY B. W. HERNDON S. O. Shinholscr Metropolitan Life Ins BILLY S. PARK ' TRANSFER WANTED 21TH, 1922 U to Mcllamy, Millard Ball, Merrle Bndrfr^Hurvey L., Bullock, Elian both B., Mrs. B etts,,Mabc! IL, "Mrs. InrtUe, Roy 0 . Bigger, Wallace Brubaker, Dnvjtl E. Bender, John G. . Beckwith, A rthur H. Bender, Edward S. Chase, R. O. ** * . Cnunelly, A, P. Caldwell, 1). 1>. Cooper, .Fames . * Cowan, J. II. • ■Carlson,'.'l'*'C*‘ Carey, Robert •Crawford, -IL S. , ** Crosby; F. L. Calder, J. B. * Colbert, W. Mi • Ohlttcfttdcft, L.‘ 1 Grim, G. W.. Caldwell, D. A. t'hlttendcn, J. D. Campbell, J. I*\ Colbett,*H. L. (’rooms,,J. N. Colili, C. C. , , , Culler, V.* C. Cobb, P. ir. ’ ‘ ’ ; ’ -<’hitteiujcn,. tk ■Chapman, 11. II. Chase, It. ’. Crehshqw, 11. F. , . Chase, Laura 1)., Mrrd Cor, Knmm E. Crenshaw,. Robert F, Gp?nahnw; Wn*. 11. I'nrrdll, EdW. M. Connelly, Ruby I-................ i 'miry, Virginia, .Mi Cowan,.Anna D. Connolly,-* Mnry G. j 'aswell, B, D ,. j \ ‘olllmt, C. C. r Caldwell, Laura / t ’oleman; Johtv 11. < ’ross. Millard 11. Courier, John E .' (‘alder, Donna A., M r*. ('hn.-e, Sydney O., dr. (T»hB, Robert A, rjiruthers, WJIIftrd (‘olhert, Newton A. Chancellor, Sarah A., Mrs. Cassuily, Miles T. -Campbell, Chas. II. Carroll, Eula Mrs. Chambers, Cbarliu „ (‘.ills, James J. _Euiiaiiighnni, Jnn. A. ——_ Cathey, Goo. B, Crenshaw, John E. • Crenshaw, Kioto M., Mr*. Collin*, Chad. Candb>, riilL i l NL ('imiin, Myrtle, Mrs^, ■Clark, Chas, A. Clause, llotm r J. Clute, Chas. II. ChltL-ndcn, Jeanette, .Mu'. Chapman, Clyde F. Chittenden, E. A.. Chittenden, Laura Cie.vclnml, Mar* Connelly. I.oe 11. CilitleiHh'li, Mis. Rilth Davison, .1. I>. DeCoursey,* W; C. . . . Djeljinson, J. J. , Diillose, H. C. Dens, R. It. DeCottes, Geo. A, ‘i • Dh*hl, John Daniel, Jo Douglass, E. A. Dopaey, J. I). - Davis, R, II. , Don in*, It. IL Denton, J. T. , ,*■ . Douglnrs, V. FT. Daiger, Fred S. “\D6m lney, S. F. Dunlap, Jessie,'-Mrs. DoImtUs, Mirtie ,A.'f- Mrs. Douglass, *V. ll., ■* Dec n, J , C. Downing, .T, C. C. ’Itultose, Annie W. Pumas, T. L. '* Delk, Thomas(S^ Doernor, Sam K, Dooley, PanlTt.- • Dondnoy, Luclle R., Wrj. Duffinv CInreme R. Dann, Ernest 0 , Dureii, John J. * ’ . Uuggur, Natbun J. Dmilnii, Thomaa M^* Durqn, Esther,. Mrs. Dens, Mndge W.,*Mrs. DeCoursey, EJiiabeth Dresner, Joseph M. Denton, Roberta, Mrs. Dy»on,'Fred lL Prom mood, Dpnald Drummond, Joscjihinc Diiinns, Harriet Y., Mja.* Evcrly, F. E. Eljer. P. M. Ehrensperger, lienty. Rrfckson, W. JO. - Kstrldge, 1’. N. Ihtridgo, O. -R, ^ Kstridgo, ff E. Ehlqt, Alice IT.. ".’V ! . I(-rby, SnrAi) II P A G E T H fifcB I'Nl H I E S A N K O R l) D A IL Y H E R A L D ; H A TH It DA Y. N O V E M B E R ONLY BIG'CIRCUS COMING TO . SANFORD TH IS YEAR . .. ; SAVINGS Wc Pay Interest on Savings AccounLs^; Any farmer who.tufes this bnnk will, find ns.^ pledged to work for a better syatem 'of market­ ing; and for every sound measure that will . help him to got more money for his labor. ' , T ell u s in w lin t w a y y o u t h in k w e m ig h t .he helpful to.YOU right now. 1b=?=- - A;-’=g" SANFORD, FLORIDA -SERVICE S T R E N G T H -------- T— -P R O G R E S S - X “Say it With Flowers” STEWART, THE MRS. J.■R. STEWART * Circus Prices Flit. Flowers, Floral Designs and Plants ■fflrCfflLDREN. 30c • SANFORD, FLORIDA • • •' ‘ PANHIR8 ’ PETUNIAS CARNATIONS * ASTERS SALVIA SHASTA OAISIKS LIYHISCL'S BOUGAINVILLEA COLEYS ' CROTONS ■ ... • MAI.VA VISIT'S ' liVl»RANGFyA FERNS AND* MANY OTHER PLANTS—t ^ f t h AND SEE US . . , Hmler Age of 12 ADULTS 75c (Including War Tax) 8J 1-Myrtle Avenue-r—— ----- 3RING r -AM* STREET PARADE, 10:30 A. M. TUESDAY, NOV. Daily Fashion Hint That We Have the Exclusive Distrihgtion. of the FOR SANFORD * -j FASHIONED WITH RARB GOOD TASTE ■ The xlistinguithing characteristic of the liandsime frock to the left is Ihu* embroidery . in chenille ^ad licada vchit h trim*] the panelled skirt and waist.* Fuchsia Georgette ertne is the material employed in its development. The front of the king-* aisled hUmsc is hid in pHits at the under-arm edges, while the neck is in square outline. Hare sleeves are attached to the under* lady. There arc five panels on the and have redcived our first shipment and will rcceive another shipment in a few days. We will carry at all times a complete stock of these Tires and Tubes, and we are prepared to give you real service. The Kelly is a standard tire of the highest quality, and it Costs No Morle to Buy a KELLY. LET YOUR NEXT TIRE Bft A KELLY hem. The front is cut in a deep V and lus a bee collar and Short sleeves. Medium sire- requires 4 )f yards 36with i yard b e e First Modcb Pictorial. Review* to 44 inches busf. Price, 35 cent's. Skirt NA 9390. Sic**, 24 to-jtjgnches waist. IVice, 35 a n ts. Embroidery No. 12601, Trent* SANFORD, �« v r 1*/ v ^ - ■* * *v*’ - # ’ * j ■• ?' » T « * T L" ~- ** J •• , •• ' *- :*•.* - 'A.'•..*J rn. * * .• • * # x - 'i 'V F . U 0 -*1- V * *C-' C ' ;• '• * • *. vi< *• . ^ :gi^ : 4 i * *. 1u-.*1 . * Y;» ‘ 5?v .■ -If* O THE SANFORD 1)AILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922 AGE FOUR BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING GOLF * BOWLING • TENNI S BOXING SANFORD HIGH GIRLS SWAMP EUSTIS INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES SHOW VERY SEXTET AT BASKET BALL LAST NIGHT FEW CHANGES OVER LAST WEEK •* , -----------— Romp All Over Eustis Team and Win With Final Stevenson’s Average fJnchanged While Amann Count of 49 to 9 Picks Up Several Points Mi ta {.'fa M M t------------------------------------ ------ ---- *............... 1 ----------------------------- ---•f • "* -r— ' N CELERY SEED im «\ IMMilaiRataiMMiici Did you see thtx basket ball game last night? " * » ;| 1 :N ' Cnnfieienre, ns npplied to business, Is the same nsTnith in the fitld of religion. Some class to Sanford girls, we’d * say. ■ ■ Confidence in tho good intentions of each other; confidebtq in the ability of another to fulfill prom!■>*-— ■»: yonfielome in --tfie ---'\ s ^ soundness of the community —these are the things upon which business in based, And the way Mildred • Holly shot J thbsc gokls. She’s there with Uie ■ gomfs' every twje.■ ■ ■ •H ■ * And this applies with double force to the bank­ ing business’. The customer's confidence in the strength and integrity of the bank; and the hnnk’s confidence in the character ami gemel intentions of its customers, are the factors upon, which this institu­ tion fs founded. ■ And Miss Spencer uyis right there Playing thi-ir second gome of, the irh House last night, the house with Mis* Roily nnd helped many of Vcry few changes were found in a season ami their first gahie at home, should have been packed, and it is to those points through the basket. a the individual averages of thu S nn-! the sextet of Kiri* representing .San­ be hoped that next Friday night \till ford howlers over those of last week. ford, made themselves hard to catch find an overflow crowd. And maybe we haven’t got some a Stevenson, who has turned out one The girls go to New Smyrna Wed­ a t the very jump off last night and ■ conch in Miss Corn I.ee Tiilis.’ The a i‘l(tht on!y‘* a , not in 'th e game tHlij ^KW YORK, Nov. 2 .-,. anowed Eustis under the' overwhelm­ nesday night, and another hard battle! Shortstop Herald stated many times before that ' T * H i h i. average r«mi»liis “»• Ev„ ,„ t Sc,,„ , ht. NV„: YS,k Y .ning score of 4j* to 9. Ami although Is expected as New Smyrna also Miss Tiilis would make one fine coarh, changed. However, the real league ■ the score showed tremendous odds In tnnsts a strung, team.’ Hut a .victory , , , . . . . . . kces, whd like D abc.Ituth, was one and now we enn say "we told you so." leader Is Amann, as he has particl' . j . , favor of Sanford the game of basket Is • expected, os the fine team work , . , . M ■. , , . of the big disnptKifiitimnts of the pated in more than ten games and is , , . , ■ B bull Itself was interesting oil llie W a y displayed at Inst night’s gome will : . wor l d series, has an explanation Tor And then Miss Fills ha«:*ome fine B B through,'m xi. Kuiftip'.keptu p this-in­ win.over any of (hep)., , ; I' v K *’ . ’. V . . , ■ .-h is failure to show his old-time form m aterial to work with. Just .' watch 11st , i. , .how , ,,the entire „ . of . t|m t „ „ n(U ,6kM > . terest by fighting hard until the fin­ . Miss Ituth Kanner, one of the old, Following MUset Maxwell, Cnrrnway, Kchols, B timers a t the* game, refereed the a f - ! ^ " M-nd, meludlng rfCcry player A COMMUNITY BUILDER ish. . "A lot of people were surprised lit Hand and some more of- those girls a B th a t, has howled in one or more ■ ork was my failure to got certain balls that go If you elan’t believe it. ' ' . 'Mildred Tidily; playing right for- j Inst night, and ’her’ Worl ■ games’; B. F. WHITNER, Cashier * F. P. FORSTER, President were hit In my territory during the ward, w«s the outstanding star of the {v tfy* ahtUfaVUrt-y to both sides. G. TP. Ave Next Tuesday the town ientn .will scries,” says Scott.’ "I was ond of As this peper goes to press, San* B ia B B a a a a a B a a B a a iia a H V H a a a B a a a a a a M B B a a a a a B a a a a a B a a a a B a game, shooting goal after goal and 547 . Stevenson (Cong.J ...... 3 ford and Fort Meade are hard »( ft on scoring 9S of t h e '49 points scored for t; lay the high school girls, thg town Vo 1 i , Amann (hnrniers) .... 12 I h 1950 . old ,, . . . .... . , .to* hie pll year that I-wasn't eoVeHrtfe the bulkhehd. I.ot^ of chyi-r stuff Sanford. Kminu Spencer, playing left team consisting of some of the ... Pennington (Cong.) ....,9 1420 .158! coming up from the field and sounds ta*r '- " i a i 'fts mU(^1 Kr<>und as formerly, guard, deserves great credit nlso for, timers, und these old timers, with nil . ..,.,12 1855 JOHN GOVE, Proprietor like it might br-nnothcr victory. * ---j “The idea has be-cn ndvanc. already the fine playing on her pnrt ns she .....12 1844 . i.eel thnt-.I.nm ’.olelI nnel and slipping s in my ' CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY not only'scored the remaining points that are receiving a coach’s itistruc- Raiding (Cong). .....12 .17.73. . Jiu t can't help hut remark once 1018 West Flrat Btreet . . " 1018 W«*t First 8tr»<8 „ play. Possibly there in some.truth in o f the. game, lint she sacrificed her I,. Kenuud, (Cong .....12 1700 .1117 _lIitiC-r l.TCplifC-puiL 1 cmiT go.as fur!m orerthut tlic SAnfurd hoy»Alu»u!d bo 1,-rtyilifn-ykaFl ci chances time nftcr time, following jn•K night f Rntary) 0- ' 879—;; slru iiiq n s from the coach, in order iu-2hecd Mojulay. 2* Iral) .111 for them as I could 10 yc:irs ngol1feiVeii n' medal or watch fob engraved Betts (Men’s) • girls put *•— ' However I feel that the Polo Grounds "H*21 Central Florida Champs" hut Turn out and help the that good team work slmold -prevail, Couch(Farm ers) 122 1727 1727 .1 1 \ WB' 5 ,noro responsihto for Funking it darned few have come across with the across a real team. ’ * • thereby giving up her chances at -* ___ , ,. It. B. Chapman (Fin.) .12 1727 .1 13 <vns B|owing up thnn an yj fit *............. tic stijieiul jnecessary to htJy. them.goals, that.eventually resulted in San­ A. Reiiaud (Cong.) 8 1130 .1 4 1 _____....______ one other thing. . . . What do you say about it, you football ford's favor, . 1Itritt (Rotary) ....... 12 1041 funs? Vli’ "D°n*r 8 ft the impression that* ..I Miss Hand and Miss Eeliofz, jump­ ...’.....12 1023 .iau _ _ ,* ' alibi, .....................1 * *um offering .... this. u s .an o r'th a t ing and running centers, showed real .*....*. 12-’ 1025 . ’ . there is anything wrong with the Polo Sentimentality between two good - class-’uni! had their •opponents on the Hcrbst ( Farmers) 9 12.1r i n * T k r A .a o r l n f r t l I ' r r s y l J Grounds. As a -m u tte r-of-fact thl* in- fellows is foolish. hop at every turn, white Miss t.'nr1578 .131 WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.«-I)eci*mn ; DvLriluy (Mens) ......12 ! field is so very fast nt the Polo fawny no'l Mins Maxwell were taking by the federal government on the ilousholder (Rotary*) A 1025 .128 M I Grounds, that it has hud me u hit off B Are „yo\i moving .' i,ui. .. T . ci\re of the guard |H>Mtions with the proposal of-.F. (Jgtli-n Armour and (’ordop (Merchants) 8 1021 .128 N •balance all year. SERVICE TRANSFER to do it. B 1 1 1 I0i> . 127 ease of professionals. • company Ih1 | h>i milled to purchase 1Bjuinett (M yii's).. U "National and r American I-engut* 1’hone 498! lOl-Tb'T-’ri-Sat 12 151 l .120 players will tell you that the Polo There were many substitutes used-M orris & Co., another of the Chicago[Henry (Rotary) 7 879 .125 during theMtUl half o f'th e'g am e and •‘‘Rig Five" packers, still was w ith-, Burdick (Merchants) , Grounds infield is the fastest in cith- In llir t lrrull t.'ourl ut (hr tyevrnlh Ju7. .871 .121 \ cr K’ligue." most every member nf tlu- S a n f o r d held yesti relay, iillhough'u settlem ent Hill (Rotary) ....... •II*Ini Clrrull **t KInMiln, In nnd f**r « s i Nrnilnnlr t"«*unl>^— In t*t»nnrrr> 122 .122 team was given a chance to show p 'f the question had been expected'car.-|L)nyd (Men's) 180 i their worth, ami the critics that view -. !>' it' the week. ! Kent- (Cong.) .... .... • CITATION' 8 907 ,20 cci this game are nil of the opinion At the white' h o u se 'it wns stated Wiggins ((‘hast') :M U t.oivl*. Complainant, -Bi-------Vf>—: -----■ — 237 *IDJ|—. —t h a t - S a n f o r d h a s so uk s read • ^ - c l a s s y • t h a k t b o - d e t i s i o a - wo-. - n u b o n e f o r J 4 H g g iu * -< R « W ry > — , , a t llenlaiulne f H rif fln . *>t a).. D efeiulunt*. 035 .1IC,! ~ f , Ri basket b a l l t d n m in t h i s g i r l s o u t f i t , j i b e p r e s i d e n t to m a k e h u t in" o t h e r * R. E. S t e v e n s ( R o t a r y ) 8 - I» t l r l f t l a . If llvlifu. l i e n r l e t l a B U r lf f tn , If 11v I n U l » w lfp; T i t l e s •ATIIftiim-O. 340 .115; \ M i s s T i i l i s , j u d g e d t o be t h e b e s t o f f i c i a l c i r c l e s tbei o p i n i o n w a s e x - i D o n * ( R o t a r y ) 3 AiHli-nrlcil if Ifvfmt, *t \V, • -------* I 8 t«-lff ao*t--i*alfc. B m n ia A g ie lff. If K Oil) coach in- this part of the stale forj prvrsed that the executive* 'probably ! Tyler ( Merehtlnts) liv in g , nil tile u n k n o w n lit-lri*. If livNEW YORK, -Nov.. 25.—While the M*c. o f ih*- Hxi.-ito of J o h n \V. G riffin . g ill's basket ball, lias charge of this would be t ailed upon finally to settle | Perkins I Merchant*) Dl 1148 ,114 i l r C f a m l , i! W. C ook nm l wife, Annie; Rnndutt I.Mep-h.) 12 1355 .H2,nciiim of the Nv’w York State Box- Cook.- If liv in g . Geo \V, H a w k i n s , If local team, nnd just as has • been tite matter. r, C h n rle s C W n rw le k . T ru n in * Wiereifski (Fnrfntlnt) * n ,1552 ,1 lU .ing. gcinmjssion in declaring a num- ailvlm shown by a real coaeb for the fmitn d Ills Id s sue* esiairn. If lt'. ln a . .1., I) W u l v r r t o n , If Ilvlmr. L u t h e r C (Chase) li) 1030 .109'her of titles void has been much -ridiball teiiin, is , iiIho showing in this ’ TIG ER. IS GRKAT1.Y REFRESHED t ’p r l e r . .If living. I, o . I’n rr c r. If llv. 4 .107 euled, it is becoming iimri* nphaisurtii Adams (Chase) -131 , In k . a n d .Ybol G r if f in . If living. A d­ case, ' , * AND GRKATI.V K.VHICSFI) m i n i s t r a t o r of tho K s in t o of J o h n W. 10 1077 .107 that at least a step has been made in McKee (Chase) Alisa t f l m i r ami* her girls deserve G rif fin , ili-ccnsed; a t n f ' l f Baht p a r t i e s a r e d e a d , to nil p a r t i e s c la i m i n g In ­ . . 4.1« .103 the right direction. . . . . J.effler (Chase) 7 »iii« the support of at! the fans, and nltho t e r e s t s tin d e r Ili-nJ.nnin L G riffin , d e ­ fi 020 .103 While the Marquis of (Jueensbury -Peloid • (Farm ers) c e a s e d , l l e n r l e l l u K. G rif fin , his wife, n large crowd was present, nt the Par­ BOSTON, N'WV 24.—Georges Clem d e c e a s e d , \Vtn,,G. A n d e n rk -d . d e c e a s ­ oncenu is nt the dawn of- putting the U. •!*. llerftlldn (Mefr), I -111 .103 rules cover the boxing game very thored, tl. \V. S l s i t f a n d wife. K m n i4 A S te l f f . d e c e a se d , nil n f ih « m i k n o n o .99 i otighly, it serins Uiat the code would heir/*, finishing touches on ids second formal Estrldge (Farm ers) ... 3 298 d e c e a se d , o f t h e R e l a t e o f J o h n .1)7 have been more complete hud-it cun*- W,* O rte f ln *1*hi-nseil. *1 IV, (,'n'ok i; 582 address of In's American tour which 1t. Chase (Chase) "SrTTIVWtT**. .Thule Oudlt. i t c i r a s r d , G*-<j. .*J(J, tnined some, definite word as to the IV. ll a w K ln s , deCHttsed, t'hiirlc.** G. i he wilf deliver this afternoon in Tre* Nordgrain (Chase) ... 4 385 W a r w i c k . T r u s t e e jtc c c a s c d . a m i Ills ’lilt defending of their (itles by the ehantBeanlon (Chase)3 *289 : mont Temple. Ref reshed by a good s u c c e s s o r s , dr* eased . .1 I* W n tv e rtn n . decenei-d; Lutlo-r <’ I ’o r t e r . dec** lin'd .95 pious of ih*' various classes. 8 fdfi 1 4 - l b s , G r a n . S m r n i * $ 1 . 0 0 night's |W p . the " T ig e r/ appeared C P. Heindon (C.) I. I* I’n r l e r d e c e a s e d noil Al-el .*,5 1'- doesn't seem fair to tin- logical uiiwig (Farm ersII J'5 evn mor jubilant than yesterday over I. G r if f in , ilecen- 0*1. . V lln l n ls tr a l n r *-f 1 - l b . B u l k M iV c i T e a ’ .5 0 th e K s t n t e of J o h n \V. G riffin, de. 2 158 ,7;i contenders .for the various titles to the enthusiastic reception given him II. It. Stevens (Rut.) t-cjiaeil. ill oilierwl****. In uni) in Ui _ following I hiii I »I Lin In In the f'liunly have some veteran-holder of a cham­ of* Kemllio!** %n*l S(at« III Fillrills.,MM by Boston and other cities bttwfen pionship put ilia title in camphor halls more pnrtlculuTly ilrscrllietl, ns tol-fB V-ere nnd New York. lows:. . B nqd practically refuse to defend it in The Houih Three-Cjuarlers of Die B lin * N'orthwi-st Ooarter it} tho Southeast H in decision bout unlesg given most of i'ti Work will soon stnrt dn 'the Yiew art«rv.*if Heetlnn Seven. Totrnslilp B Tivetit>*-one. .Soulh of Jtnncu. Thirty,* '.the .loose mopey nvailqble. Milane Theater and this 'will In trig , .. Rant, cniltalnlfig thirty acres more or B rhcre-cA'rtainly should be«a sUfin- ii-ne, out three of the prominent coiners of i( * ruling ns to how f.ften a champion c i i p ^ V u ^ t ".the city in thi* building line. It is t h a t y n i T s m l ea.-h o f y o u h n v e o r ' B estimated that this winlpr will ms* Pim.ADEl.IMUA, Nov. 25.—The s h o u l d tio fe n d h i s . t i t l e • . l u r i n g, t h t ' vno, c la i m t o h a v e boiiii- I n t e r e s t In a n d to ■ h e r e i n a b o v e d escrib ed . ■ more building in the business poitien stories that Eddie ■Collins, the crnelt’ c o, u r s, e* o. f , II y e a r ,. I t s l u m s - t h a t . h e t h eT hUe rneits f o r e , yno, Itenjaiel-i I. G rlfftn S h o u ld l a k e a c t i a n r r lii a ilcciklqn if li v in g , l l e o r l e t t k R G rif fin , his wife of Sanford iba'n *w’as'cvei *witnes-i.d *iitirnl baseman **f the Chicng*i White ii IhiiiI at *i1 least Ifii.ui.nil',, Ina, If IL ,\. a onrt i.verv Lvcr> *iv six months montns.. If lh)lit J , , wMllll.i*n K|l-(f *1, nlllAn-ti-nrled, l wlfl. I cfui e iii one season. Sox will be witb.(liv New York Amer­ limn ■ The case uf (liampiou Johnny Kil- Sieiff, If living, nil of the unknown icans next year w ill'not down. Col­ heirs. If living, nf’ the Rut ate of John ha no **f the featherweight dlvmiiin ii* W Griffin, rteci-nscil, G. \V. Cook and s l k r o ’s to tht 1 whole world for fear lins, \v)to winters in one of the spbAnnin think. If living,,Gen. W. BBBBBBBBBBBBBaaH M B BBBUBBBBBflBB BBBBBBBlIBBBflBBflBBBnBBflB anmo fool will bo sore litcmise he is urlis of Philadel|)hia, w a s asked what the moKt'gloring vxntnplg^f huw thls Wife. Mawitltin, If living, Charles C. Warwick, cumlition is abused. JJiihano absolute­ Trusti't** and bln BitccmaorH. If living left. out. he knew about it. J. It. Wolverfon, if living. Luther C I'orler. If living, L O. Porter. If living, "All that- l know of» tho* reported ly refuses to defend his title unless mid Abel Griffin. If llvlna, AdmlnUtratv i;Uaranlecil n mim that is out of ]irodeal th at Ts to take mo to New York Inr of-the Estate of Jolin AV.-Grlffln. i l e e e i f t i e d : nnd I f * . t l d . ' i i n r t l r * j » t « , dead, is what l have m id in the pnpers," hd poitlon with his drawing possibilities. nil tiarttes claiming -lutere«t»' under The promoters arc entitled to n'good lleiilamln U Griffin, deceased, Henrlctreplied. ’ In K. Griffin, his wife, deceased. Wil­ “ Would yoq lik« to play there?" cut and the challenger a fair sum, liam G. Andenrlrd. deceased. G. \V. ASSORTED NUT UHOCLl ATFS Stelff nnd wife B m m n A. titelff. de. was the next question put to hint. • l*ijt the ilcm.-uids made by Kilbanc eeaseil, nil of the imknoixn heir*, de­ CHOHH.ATES AND BON-BONS. ‘ |* ceased, of the Kstnte of John- W. Grif­ make such a thing out of the. ques­ ."M os^qny player would welcome n fin, dsceamxt,' O. W, t'ook nnd wife. tion. Annie Cook, Uecea»ed, Geo. W # ' I l a v v .chance to go to New York. The Chi­ ASSORTED CHOCOLATES kins, deceased, t'hnrles W'nrwick. cago fans have always treated me T rustee deceased, nnd his successors., ’ ' CHOCOLATE^ IN CREAM r*-P|i*ed, J, l> Wolverton. deceased.| great and I like the City, but I cer­ t.uther tI'orter, deceased, lk O. I'orter, I deceased, nnd Ahnl Griffin, deceased,k tainly wouldn't offer any objections if AdmlnlBtrator of the Estate of John W. Griffin, deesnsed. or otherwise, in and the Sox decided to send me to New to the lands hereinabove described, are York. .,*. | * required to he nnd appeur before our I’RESCRirTION DRUGGIST said Circuit Court at the Court House "Funny thing, but front the very In Hanford. Florida, on the 1st day of THE REXALI. STORE PHORESIS January, A. 1 * . 1913 . nnd then anil there KODAK DEALER first day I broke into m ajor longue ( f l y T h e A u M l a l r l I»re««l mnke nnawer tn the bill of complaint 112 M agnoH a A v cn u c-i— Phone 113 ASHEVILLE, N. C.-, Nov. 23.-M r». exhibited against you In this cause, oth­ hall I cherished n desire to wear a decrees pro contesso will he en­ Ni w York uniform. Pcrhups it was CorA Johnson West, 22, who was kill­ erwise tered'against you nnd each of you. I t I s that this Citation be because 1 made my baseball sta rt at ed Thursday night while on a ’pos­ publishedordered In the ftnnfnrd Herald. a -----------Qolumbin, which is located in that sum’ hunt with her husbnnd, uime^.to newspaper published In Bahfotd. Hemljiole County.' Florida, once each wetk ln r deilth through an unavoidable «>' for rflcht successive weeks. city. . * , The rO LLO W lN/i-SERVETIlAT PURE ELDER SPRINGS N R B H m y hand and ths seal of "The financial possibilities in New cident, n coroner’s jury decided here a**WIdI TCircuit Court on this the 4 th dixy WATER TO THEIR PATRONS of November, A. n. 195 J. • j*Y/irk also appeal to the player. New Into yesterday. (SEAL) B. A. D O U O L A 8 S. DRUG STORES— RESTAUHANTS— JMrs. West wns shot when a dog York draws the big crowds nnd can Clerk of tho Circuit Court R. C. liowrr’a Hell Car* nf the Seventh Judicial pay tlie fancy salaries If they want a srtuck the trigger of her husband’s Circuit of Florida. In and Rnuraill.it & Anderson Seminole Cafe for the County of Ucmt— AT—5, ’ ’ man. Then there Is the world scries automatic shot gun, ‘which .was * * note. ‘.* Union Pharmacy \Yt-laka Restaurant tq shoot at; New York has won two lying, on the ground, Fred J. West, QEO. A. I W O T T K S . „ Botlclior and of Cotiasel for HOTELS*— Valdez Hotel pcnnnnts and despite all the criticism J35, testified at the inquest. He said Complainant. / t? . Munkrsuma Hotel IVigwnra that has been hurled nt the Yankee be was preparing to clinjh a tree nf U -4 U - II - 2 B ; Seminole Hotel club because o f 'its poor sh’owlng in ter a possum, th at his wife became OAKLAND TOURING, 1020 N ext to Princess Then Ire 1 the series, it still is a mighty tough frightrned and begged him to stop, MODEL AT $200. THIS IS A team t*> heal over the long.route.” , He took her In his arms to console . _ .... __________ __ her, he added, an djust nt that time, REAL BARGAIN.— IL & O. MO­ Wo invite the public nnd nil .users of ELDER TOR CO. 206-tfc their dog, which was leaping up in the SPRINGS WATER to visit the sprinjr iitid in FEDERAL SUGAR FIRM .DECLARES DIVIDEND air struck the gun. our method of handlinjf.its product. \Vh£rnkp u chance? Your eminent jphysiciahs ,<lalm 1 lie told hie the old old ntory, “ NEW YORK, Nov.* 24.—The bonnl . 'th a t this w nter'in unexcelled and its purijy W 'difcctbra ef-the-FwIerak-Sugar- Rib | Until l.fct-licvcd' iM rue. makes jt most beneficial for many troubles — fining Company declared n 00 pyr- <W# were married, The Fofd pcoplu of Snnford as well as the Theii any old story would do. Wt*stern Union recommend this water for cent i.tock dividend to holders o f cninnioit sstork. The present capitaliia. batteries. Pianos, Safes, Furniture, in fncl tion of the company includes $8,000,Caf) phone 311 and hav.e a bottle of this water [anything movable, or what olhcra j 000 of common shares. The company sent you nnd protect vour health. had a surplus of $7,000,000. according might think immovable, wo handle ■b n tta - t*n>tr. xi with care and pfftv;-We assume all jlCVERS TELLS WHY HE FAILED s I i n * su x . m s ii o v iru irr p ,i» *-i, *»•»- " •* * , ' ’ v' • SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS No Decision on Packer-Merger '£ £ £ $ 1 5 3 D o n’t M si s th e G ar nd ! Boxing Rules Should Be Change ged T esi Regarding .3 0 1 Wonderful Auditorium, with unsurpassed fjoors. Doors open at 2:30 p. m. till midnight. Singing'by Miss Eva Grace Wagner, acCom<* panied by her mother. ,I*ic eating contest and other attractions. Music by Fred Harvey’s famous band in the evening. Auto buss leaves Valdez Hotel Sanford, hourly. _ Combi nation OITer $1.50 Turkeys for TKanksgivinj? Potato, Shrimp and Chicken Salad EDDIE COLLINS WOULD GO TO * Ni Y. YANKS COME ONE,-COME ALL! GOOD TIjYLE PROMISED JUST RECEIVED A -FRESH SHIPMENT OI NORRIS CANDIES For These ( ’hilly Mornings Get One of Our PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. 3 3 L. P. McCuller HUGHES SUNBEAM RADIANT ----- — - HEATERS ■ ' — ' B 2 3 Asheville Woman is Killed During ’Possum Hunt R . C . O W E R Cleanliness is next tp Godliness Car-Load J . HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING Woffse nothing but the best material; a l l . work done by expert workmen. o fla in e e li AvC. L, Dray Tjdclt ; �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 192 (Continued from' pace 3) Gerror, II. C. Garner, N. O. v Goertz, V. Gleason. C. G. Ginn, >W. A. Guthrie, B. II. Grow, L. w‘ Gilchrist, Lee Gntchell, M. D. Gibson, II. L. Gunter, H. C. Grovonstcin, It. M. Gardner, J. S. GIIe»TFmnk E. Gntchell, P. H. Gallagher, J. M. Griffith, W. It. Gove, John Gates, A. H. Gormly, Ernest Gillon, J. N, Grovenstoin, Essfc Gillen, Mnrlc, Mrs. Grow, Mirihle M., Mrs. Griffin, Mamie B.. Gillon, Nellie IL, Mrs. Gibson, Nellie K., Mrs. Goodspeed, llnlph A. Gillon, John M. Gibbs, I.ylc H, Goodspced, Nellie, Mrs. Ginn, Mildred, Mrs. Gntchell, Forest E. Gntchell, Kuth S. Gay, C. A, Griggs, Howard H Gove,,Harriet J.,.S Graynm, Frank W. Goodale, Susan A., Griffith, Sallig.L , Airs. Ghui; George ' Goodale, William J. Gray,. Benjamin R. Gifford, E. B. Glenn, R. I*. Grow, -Earl E. . . . . Glgrm, Virginia R. Howard, Claude C. Howard, Ella H.» Mrs. H.-Wiins, Helen, Mrs. Hill, Alice E.. Mrs. Hand, Bertha A., Mrs. Hill, Anne L., Mrs. Hand, Marthn B., Mrs. Harper, Ellsworth C. Heinrich, Minnie J.. Mrs, Hynes, Mattie J., Mrs. Hill, W. C. Hhwkins, W. H. Holden, Daniel Hoff man. Veter Huff, George \V. Howard, I), C; Jlnrrold, J. A. * IlndVes, D. 0. Hurt, Geo. I). Henry, (’has, E. Harris, If, It. Householder, E. Herndon, 0. I . Huff, James O. Hagan, 1.. V. Ilodgins, L, II. Hnwnutt, J, F. Hutchinson, J, t , llermlon, It, E. Hoad, J. D. Herring, Geo, G. Hodges, James F, Haskins, Chris. F. J * in, Bessie, Mrs Irwin, A. E, Irwin, S. A Jinkuis, John D. Jones, E. I.. Johnson. J. S. Johnson, N. It. Johnson, K. S. Johnson, W. II.* * Je tts, ,1. A. Jerry, Z. J. Jenkins,- It. I’. Johnson, 8. I,. Jones, Paul I>. Jones,‘John *11111* Johnson, D. T. Jnnprson, Muryi M u Hollar, Maurine W. Huston, Saul A. Mnrt,.CIeinonH C. Hoy. Ellen Hnrkoy, I.. S. Holly, R. S. Hollar, L It. ' Hardin, Hugh J. ' Holly May T.; Mrs. Harvard, ,L S, Higgins, Julia Hall, J, P , . . j Herndon, Lillie E. liutchinson, Annie Huff, Lnui-aT;. • Hayes, John M. Holden, Wm. II. Hammett, Jeiiofo Holden, Adelerin Housr’r , Bessie L. Higgins, Mary E. Hagan', Bcrituf A. Hlirgins, Ml R . Henderson, W. R. Hickson, Olk'e, Mnr. Howard, E. M. Harvey, W. L> Hodges, Lillie, Mrs. Hnnd, Mary Hand, Ruth llnrrold, Alice ■ Herndon, Fion-nue Hughey, Washington f Hines, Robert W. Hill,'Leslie S. ' * Hood, Mary C., Mrs. Houfcholder, oreteben, Hall, Albert Harrison. Ned Hinea, W. II. Hand, Chns, M. Harris, F. H. Herndon, B, W. Hand, William H. ' Howard, N. dcV, Herndon, C. P. Houser/D. T . ' Hsgnn, Elijah Hankin*, H. 0. Hntchr, Frank Hutchison, J. A. Howard, James Hutchinson, II. Holly, B. J. Hand, W. S: Harison, M. Hnyjics, W. m 7 Hurston, Tsalnh Hall, I.;C, Hawaii, It. A. Hamrick, J /L . Houlihan, \\\ D. Higgliis; Edw. rrr *ri »* 11« A JiiVkini.Miuido ’Johnson, ■Eimiih E, Jinklns, Helen G, Jarvis, Rit lulrd B. ^ Jortck,iTllonUs‘W. Jarvis, Murray, Mrs, Junes, Minnie E., M Jacobs, Jaim s i '. . Jernfgan, Perry Johnson, Bertie M., Jameson, Wm. E. Johnson, Steplien It. Johnson. Robert Z. Keene, Tim Knnncr, ('has.' Ivrunp; Ernest Knight, A. If. Kanncr, Fannie Key, Minnie E. Kendal j, Stella, Mrs. Kent, Mary Krupp, Inez. Knight, Geo W. Key, Elsie It.', Mrs. Kanncr, Asher Knight, Elsa II., Mrs Kinlow, Emmett Kendall, Albin Kendall, Stella, Mrs Kolb, Gelsic li.. Mrs. Kidli, liiiinidas C. Kirtloy, Margaret W., Mr?. Knl‘:bt, Cfinpjii’ Kent, Columb\.i i‘. Ktill hri-W, ,f«r A. IJ’C, Acnle. I ee, F.-iVoiie V r,ei| n«.rdySWu Is' r t n. IJtke, Maude A. .Lawson, NHI, IrfinrHuy, K. Ji................ ItoHsiog, Arthur C. rlJPurd, Ncivton J. lifting, Mrs. Julia +'. Lincoln, Frank A. * Lincoln,iMts, Lut y H. J.envitt, Mrs..'Harriet F, ISMrdng, Mrs. Hattie I.yitoli, William II. Ticsfer, Wm. A. iuirgley, IV. 1‘ltcoiiure Ling Icy, Irene T. I.oucks, Mrs. Nellie E. I.lnyd, Charlotte II. I ehnmti, Mrs. Jennie W Lehman, Herman .1. Lumley, II. Nj Like, Paul Long, J. K • la-fflur, Chns. II. Lning, J. E. Leavitt, W. F. Lovell, M. W. Parker, William A. I Philips, Belle T. ~ Philips, Marian T. ,- PiwV, Mattie G. .Pci kins, Lindas I*. Pulcston, Mary Puleston, Mrs. Catnilln Pevchouse, Kara W. Parker, Sarah E. Pennington, Mis. Willi* Perry, Harriet V, Palmer C, A. Pctors, Alice M. Powell, Mrs. I.coln W. Powers, Mrs. Onin Z. Peurifoy, Hebert K. Pace, Harry T. Pagcnhnrt, Mrs. Mamie Parker, M. F, Pardon, Mrs. Robcnn S, Penrson, Mrs. Helen It. I’enrson, Oscar T. Parker, William S. Perritt, Joehih II. Penrman, Robert,W .,Ji Peurmnn, Mrs, Martha Peurifoy, Mrs. Onda \ • Parker, T.D. Polls, ‘ Jcricus I Powell, James II. Philips, Mrs. Agnes 1). Ropiusat, August M Munson, W. B. Matthews, C. A. Moore, Mrs. K’cttye Morris, Reuben li. Munson, Zoe B. Munson, Fannie R. Maines, Mrs. Mary ! Morrison, Lena K; • Matthew*, Ada c. Maxwell. May Belie Minarick, Eva Motighlon, Hazel Moughtnn, Ethel Mason, Fannie Ruinbley. J. A Robbins, Signn Radford, Mattie Roberts, Mollic A. Rblierts, Eleanor K Roberts, Margaret Rubefls, Ella -N. ■ * Rutherford, Mrs. Mary Rivers; Sallie- ■ . . lieu Iah Howard,*James B, Hines, Mattie F., Mrs. Hopkins, W a lte r /\. jfayvkins, Hattie H. Ilodgins, lii Ia , Mrs. Hunter, Chas. E. Hodgf>; Cosin', Mrs. Henry; Lctlie G., Mrs. Hcercn, Mamie J.’, Mr Hceren, H arry H. Herndon," Kva’-A.'‘ * Hunter, Mollic If. Heinrich, Chns. K, Murrell, K. It. Morgan, W. L. Moye, M. K.. • Marshall; A., It. Maxwell, it. C. Mallem, A. E. Messenger, G. V Mought on, Jas. Moore, Jus. c. Mahoney, F. W. Monger, Peter !■ Mauser, J, J, * Moye, J. M. Mnrtln, C. II. * Meisch, John. Miller, T. L. Myers, A. L Malian, J. F. Murrell. K. It., . Mina rick, M. Mitchell. J. M Moses, A. II ' Lilja, A, Lake, Forrest Leonard, N. B, Lning, C. W. Long, J." Jt. Liwson, J. B. I^ing, W. W. : •* * l.oucks, G. I.' Locke, (X C, Iaipe^ E. F.' , *. . , I<ewis, IL B. ■* Lynch, Thomas B. Lester,. William; jt. Leffler, Renie M. • - • Lewis, Daisy M., Mrs. . . . L. Lilja; Jirnmiir A., Mrs. Le.fOoV, Ella E. . l^onardy, John G, M ilk n T ,.J< Moffitt, Mrs. Marfhn Miller, Mrs. Maud MaV. O. F. Me Bridge, Flo. Meiseh, Mrs. Elizabeth Mahoney, -C. V. Malm, Helen Mcro, 1‘. .A. Manning; Richard A. Melton, Jesse J. 'Meredith. Toai E. Marshall, Cyril J. Mejson, Estella M. . Midler, j.otiire M. Martm, Ira D. . Middleton, Rayfoid It. Munson, Fannie S. Mtissfin, Elizabeth It. May, Mrs. Alma M. Runibley, Mrs, ‘Octavin Mtiy, L. Hi ban Mitchell. Mrs. Swannie Mnblty. Mnu Cora W. Mitchell, Fivdeiick R. Mu ;gn. 3-irs. Josephine Matthew*, Wm. J. Mun:mi, Jennie L. Mi’i l . i i n , B u r k e G. Mer.singer, Mrs. Mary Meriwether, Mrs. Annie Malt ir.ey, Ellen •* Mention, l.incoln M. JTslhews, Mrs. Mary A. ?u. ilie in, Mus. Jarr.iley .Mu, id, Sara E. Malnmey', A. It. Mum, Ik li. Mallard, Tims. T. M iissou, John -* Areisrh, Edw. W. MrCuller, 1.. P. McPherson, Richard McKinnon, W. M. Mci.nulin, II. * Me-Culler, T. Ib* ' , McAb xumler. J. E. McMullen, W. A. McGnlnigan, George McCnlley, .1!, A*. MeCitnncJI, E. .MhHride, Mrs.',Mary ‘McBride, Wm.-J/ • • ** McKim, Mrs. Julia N. . McKInt, Mrs. ,M:rr.v A. McMullen, Mrs, Ressio K MdEwcn, Mrn. Arteipisin McCaelin, II. 1L * McCmdin, Elfa M. McCnalle, Alice W. , . McBride, 'F. -D. ’ McKinnon, Blanche McCttller, Mrs. Edna McAlister, A. F. McCaslin, Joseph H. M ctjugblin.- Geo. W. McKim. William M. McMahan, Chatles II. Mc.Mullin, Bertha K. McMullen, lla n y C. McAIexnzder, Watson L. McBride, Mis. Flu . Ncwnmn, R. A. Nelson, B. :.w Newman. II; H. Nelson, Ernest C. Njblnrk, John G. Robbins, Matt jo • Rivers, (lerllm Kog&ra, Jtmu-s E. lloberLson, John li. Russell. Herbert E. ROnth, Andrew Ryan, Mrs. Florence Ryan, Clintles J. Rive, Sidney A. Reiiuenstein, Joseph Robbinsj Kenneth RumbU-y, Hector M. Rive, Esther W. Rowe, Wm. D. Rutht;rft?rti, Gen, WL R iiIjow, lvijn H. Rmith. Edgar J. Rcnatid, Mrs. ELic Itemusnt, Mrs Mffie Robb, Mrs. Beatrice Russell, Henry T. Robinson, ( buries H ibiutb, Walter A. Rnumillat, June II. Ruum lllat, M.ih. Hoc Rice, Mrs. Evcjyn E, Rourk. H. B. * *, • Robbins,-A Uripp,;S. Robb, D. C. Robinson, M. l' ltunge, 8. * Richards, J. R. Specij, Annie L. Second,* Mary M. X^nitlh, Bennett F. Squire*. Susan n . .* * Speer, Mrs; Daisy Smith, C. T. Stevens, Rebecca.' Sessions, L K. . * Smith, Winnie ' „ Stevens, It. E. Spencer, ftarrie A. Smith, Nellie W. Smith, Virginia Starling, Elizabeth H. Stringfellow, Graco Stewart, Minnie Strnnge, Mrs. Ethel Spclr, H. A. Speer, T. E. Schultz, K. J. Stamper, Clara A. Shinholser, Mrs. R. E. Scbneiiler. Abgust Speer, Mary Shinholser, Mrs. Clifford Schirnrd, John Shepherd, Mercedes Sehinrard, Martha Smith, Mrs. 'Luceltn Speer, Carrie Spencer, Morris II. Selleck, H. Sands . Smith, Mrs. Estclla B. Sbocmnlfcr,. Alonzo* D. "SchelL. Mrs. M argaret Schultz, Mrs. Cassandra Straw,.Jitlpt W. Smit, Oluf ■Strange,"Fred P. . Strange,■Robert It. N S.ipilli, Johp Q, Smith, J. Frank Smith, Mrs. Ruth It. Stem pe f, 'Mrs,* <Tara’ Savage, Mrs. Florence It. Steele, Herman 8. ■ Sbiitli, Jghn*K, Simon, Mrs, Antonia Smith, Benjamin Sowell, William 11, Stapler, Jatm-s C. StnffoiM, Chns. IT. Smith, Arthur W. Taylor, Frank M. . Temple, Martin W. Tyler, William M. Taknrh, Julius A. Takach, Lucille Tarbcll, Matthew D. Taylor, Wm. 11. Turner, Mrs. Eugenia Thbntpron, Jos. E. , Thompson, Cntl L Turner, Mrs. Jane Tow, C h in Trapp; William L Tnrbcll, Matthew 1)., Jr. Thrnsher, D. L Thigpen, W. J. . Tolar, H. K. Tillis, W. A. Turner, F. .1. Torwilligrr, J. E. Thornton, W» S, Tlllis, Ia: Roy Tew, L E. Turner, W. D. Telford, S; S., Jr. Terhcun^ R. A. Tclfoid, L, M.- . T i l l J ; 11. Ty.e. L. M. T albott. I’. W. Tolar, J . N. Till is, Coralie U rqhart, Vasco Vaughn, J, K. • Van Nvtfg W, W. . . Vickery, .!. M .; Vaughn, Eliza Mr.a Vorce. Eva C. M., MrVincent, Clojn, 1/ . Van Noss, Iva, Mrs. Vickc/y,. Lillian -E.. M Vining, Joe Vining, Eleanar. Mrs.Vernon, Oscar W\ Williams, T.. V ., , Singletary, Wade II Stiles, Tlu-o A. Thornton, Alice C. Tolar, Mamie C. Terhune, Mrs, J^uise Thigpen, Frances W. Tyre,’ luiujs M., Jr. » Tiilis, Mrs. Margie It Whittle, Emma F. Whittle. Ruth T. Wheeless, Alnta E. W alker, Grace IV Wolfe, Muriel, Mrs. Woodruff, Emma A. Williams, Ethel Wilson, Fannie Woodbridge, Annie, Mrs. Walker, Alice M, Wight, Susan H., Mrs. Wight, Lillian II., Mrs. Wynn, Esther. Wells, Joseph. It. Ward, Edward S. Wiliinms, Roy G. Welch. F. C. y Ward. Waited. J. Whitcomb Glenn M. Walker, Shade W. Wight, Carey F. Wise, Alton W. .'W aters, George W. ; Woodruff, John D. '^ n n r r r p ^ r r c s t i t . . Williamson; Win. C, Williams, Elizabeth Wells, W alter K.. Woislruff, Seth Wilson, Jolm M.. Watben, Evelyn II, Washburn, Fred W. Wei ks, K| ore in v, Mis. Sessipns, Grace E. Smith, Mrs. Slinnie O. Stomper. John ’Selleck’, Mrs, ’Martha .1 SI*an,*Mrs. Alice A-. . Sloan, \\-IIliSm A. Starnes, Win. F. Smith, Howard I*. Sawyer, JaniuX .A,. . 1 Sharon, Jute G. HtiUfh, Mrs. jly rtls Small, Samuel T. Tale, J>. L 'i.liointon, W, I>.. Tiilis, M. L Turner,"Mrs. Ethel S. . Thigpen, W. M. Thigpen, Hublali Thrasher, Mrs. Inez F. Whi trier, B. P., Jr. ' * Woodruff, K. L.» Jr. . ). Walthall, \V. E. Whitner, Elizabeth It. Whitner, Annii* M. Waits, J. G;Whitner, ( ’has. H. Wilson, Thomas Elijah. Whitten, It. Tt. Walker, K. E* Woodruff, Minnie Elisabeth 'Wallace, J , M. * Wallace, Vcarle Louise, Mrs. W oodruff, S. Emma Wilson, 'Katherine- E. Whitnor, Annie C. Watson, Charlotte Wilson, Mabel C. Wafben, A . W. 4- W hittm rR i < Weeks, S, F. Woodrnff, K. T. W ight, Henry Ward, Harry W right. M. L. Wiliinms, Judge W ight-W.* II. Woodcocke, E. Wheeless, W. T, Williams, F. j*. AVent; -I.ufUe - * Wallhour, R. H. W iisonr C. C. Williams^ Alhcct Walker, Lindslcy William*, J; lltndie Wight. It it. Walsi'na, F. Wallace, A. It. Chas„.E. Wood G. W. Waters L li. .Walker M. L. Williamson Wolfe, Clarence J , Ha then, Jos. E. Wilcox, Lyman 11. Washburn. Ester. Mra , Wilson, M argaret, 3 Williams, H e n i/ W Ward, Ella, Mrs. Woodruff, May I. Walker, Byron Whitcomb, James J Wilkehson, S. A. It Wiggins, Marion Si Wtgglhs, Peacha L, Younts, Sam . Vow elk A: E. ’. . Zarliary, A. U.' Zachary, Corneila B., Mrs. • > . . , Zachary, W. A. Znt hary., W .B .Zachary.' Bbssle C. Hie City Commission will meet Fri- • day, Itccember 2nd, at 2:30 o'flock*pv .m. f«»r the pnrpAse of restoring to roll , inii^* name or names as may have been vnproperly stricken therefrom. L. R. PHILIPS, City Registration Officer. Robson, .1. X. Randall, K. Ik, Robinson, J. B Itice, (V. E. Riiiimilial, F. 1 Ratliff,.Z. It. Rivers, W. Rivers, E. J.Rivers, I. F .. . Renntld; I- A'. ‘Rutherford;- M. K Roller, A. (i. Roller, A. G. .Smith, G. W. 'Stafford, W. A. ' Smith, A. D. Spter, Geo. A. Sims, A. 8. Saint; (*. S. * Sneed, Joe Smith, C. J. Starlit g, II. J. Stewart, M. M, Smith, G. F. Stevens, H. R. " ' Shoppnrd^Jn*. A. Shinholser, S. 0. Stile.vf E..W. Simmons, Jusslc Shinholser, It. Shipp, G. it. Stringfellow, L 0 you become—the better you like it. Send for one—see how long it takes you to solve it—spring it on some of your clever o\v fast their brains work—see if Spencer, G. \V .Nickel, Mrs.’ Carrie E. Neel, Harry A. N cetjfclcc Pi N cwVR), "Mr». Ada M. Nickel, Henry Oljleaby, Thomas, Sr, yOglexby, Vihie S ips, L It. W. R. ston, S . . Smith; C J, «Glnek, Geo. E. Shelley, W. F. Stone, W. P. Smith, Alonzo Sawygr, James Stephens, J. H. Scbell, CT E. Stenstrom, O. Ih Smith, Henry C.% SvoU,jUIcn-----Spgrling, J. E. PgrkiuK, B. L Tennington,'J. W, Purdon, H. B. , Scoggan, W. K ,-' Stewart, J. K. Rmith, F. K. SjH’er,' David Spencer, Q. W. Don’t wait—cat the coupon out of the away—fill in your name paper n and address—sepd it with a,two. * cent stamp to help pay p o st-* age a n d jn a ih n g .-^ -x J cost m THE CALUMET KID: r Sanford — Sanford Herald ■ -------- :— - Klnrtd. ■Ilh (MHt •91««•flMIl) M*»*HlfMI »*»•*•#»Ml»* _ : 1 ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 25, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 25, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/52d1b44cb2b651d0120e52fc5f0f1bf9.pdf 96b387f5aad71ae5b76e12216325b6f8 PDF Text Text ■ ■’«■!* > IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST‘ VEGETABLE SECTION I ' •' ' • ' ............................................. —r - : lm ‘ N U M B E R 209 ‘ ’ * . 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 27. 1 9 2 ^ * * * *‘ r • * • • “ : ‘ A—ll - < ■»* __ ---------------- ,».■> \ ----»■ r—V*- 1- ------------------- ‘ r( Pt» P'4 K. tel " p’’ * ,S.VO\V REACHES SOUTH M CAROLINA, GEORJJIA; COM) HITS FLORIDA * * K rt ( Front; Tofnph- Tribune) vi > .South Florida' shivered yes­ *•_ terday, the temperaturo in ha Tampa remaining l>o!ow GO ha most ctf the*day. There.is Pa no danger of nn extreme ha. M IS SO U R I, IL L IN O IS , I N D I ­ m s S T A T E M E N T IS T H E O IIT PEO PLE HAVE SPOKEN f j l l f A G f l W A I T S *‘ cold spell this month, ac­ A N A A tfl) K E N T U C K Y T W IC E A N D T H IR D T IM E If n i l O S T A N lto G F E A T U R E OF cording to the local weath­ .h» F E L T SH O C K S W IL L BE T H E L A S T er forecastec. .who says the * t B RITISH N E W S P A P E R S fa Cool spell will last a few ho days.' ■ •iV• •__ j Telegraphic reports from M other Southern points Mast **t MASSACRE w And Unless T w o Old P arlies B e ­ Toppled Chim neys, Broke W in ­ IN T h e HERRIN night showed thnt low tem­ LAUNCH FERRYBOAT NEAR ONLY DEMONSTRATION W ILL BB Rn ' i)uwHi Knocked CWnawnre, have ThemSelvcs There W ill peratures ’ were recorded CASE AT MARIUS', Call it “ Dramatic Am erican In­ B io PARADE FOR IIUKNOS AIRES ’ LAST From Shelves,"Etc. f« the Southeast Be Some [hint; Doing throughout ILLINOIS. PREMIER ' V. tervention” and Think it 1\ ill n Ccjiit ' nnd that traces of snow fell ST- LOUIS. Nov. 27^—ConsldH ave Som e-W eight . ( I l r -flip A a a n r la lril tfrra a ) l l l r T K r A M iirln lfil l'r r * v ) • ,* .almost ns far south as tho- .fa .. . ( O f T l i r A »»< *cln lrd P r r « » r i l l y T h r A* *ot in lrtl P r r M l ' . PHOENIX, Aria., Nov. 27.— 'er.ablc properiy damage was <aus­ MAIHON,..III., Nov. 23 .—Only, mne **~ *• Chicago e x j,. CHICAGO, Nov: 27. h-. BUENOS-A IRKS, Nov. 27.-ThlrtyNorth Florida line. ed by. earth tremor* of moderate "Senator L&Ff>l)fttr, of \visconsln 1 . i n r T h r A »»o c ld l»d p -.r taiismun remained out of more .than jjCCtarttly waited forGrorgcs.Clumen- i f j f-mrlivcs were lust in'.n collision Sun­ LONDON. Nor. 27.— Die jintetold me oVer long distnnre tele- ' ceau who .is. due to arrivp nt 3:00 •Inttnslty in eastern Missouri, twp inmdicd veniremen summoned to fa day evonlng«betwc«in a lirunch mui ferf>i • Spot* FiiHh in Ft*. Cjeprgl* lamt of Ambassador Child, of phone ip a con'vf Ration from SGuthcrii Itllmas, was, Western Indisolect the junf.la try fixe men charg­ o'clock this nflernooti.* Only public j r., ' MACON, Ca.. N'.iV. 87. jry boat In Parana -river near Zarate 'faLausanne Saturday la t V cut­ - Washington that the people had demonstration *announced, however, Una and Northwestern Kentucky ed with murder in connection 'v1rti the northwest of this city. The launch The first- Noygrpbgr anow Jn standing feature of .London w * la«( .night, ntcocdlng tu reports. spoken twice to the majority par­ wr.r. parado through the* downtown *•« many years fell hero jrr»- fn Herrin massacre in merits when the paper* this morning which har­ ; wa*. filled, with picqjfkers,* r.injiy; of ty nnd if thfy hpd to'spcnjt .ngnlij The tremor* sln»ok buildings and county -{xiurt convened this morning. distrirt immediately r.fter nrrlvnl.'.In fix' ■terviay inornii.g, • Point* ing no Sunday tMues teak . the |them children, waa struck Ly the J( would be to welcome the third' h < mci. toppled chimney*, broke KQ ; Only four jurors had beon accepted Grant Park tw o'76 millimetre guns r fcouih of herf as fdr as Dub­ first opportunity today <o dUcusa {ferry boat while fcoiiifc nt full speed. window's, * knocked Chinawore parly," George W. I*. Hunt, govfrom Argortnt placed to 'fire salutes r< lin 'niid..AH)cVjvuft also re­ ha in two weeks examination- uf vonircThe launch hit the .larger cnift nt what some term "dramatic Ame.r* from.the shelve*.and -frlghtenH crnor-cif-ct s>f, ArltxiTa said here os column headed by Tigor and his1x fa pun. orerhung of bow under which smaller ported r.nav/. ’ lean Interr.cntlon" and “ American today. 'He may send .a represen­ reception committee including General the reJldentn of four slntcs. . . bombshell." Although some re­ boat disappeared. So far as known tative to the meeting of the Pro­ Pershing passed. there are only throe “survivor* of the! gressive leaders called by LnAmerican Says' ^ MRS, . Snow In .Smith Carolina gard the amlaaaadffrs pronountePHILLIPS- r excursion party n;nl launch crews.— UOLOMtflAr NT-f\7'Nny: Open Door Policy'. ' Kollrtlem Washington DrrVmtlcr ! SHOPMEN'S OFFICIALS GETS TEN ’YJ5AB8 mint M .tnkHt e l 27.—A trace of snow fell ofs American determination *.to 2pd but. he'will not'attend him­ FOR HAMMER ML'RDKlt For Near East COMPLAIN TO HARDING here-yc;iU:idny,'the first of. V * have a share in the Moiul- oil Woman Confesses as self, Hunt s a id ................... Ml% Thr %te«nrlnlrrt the season. - • fields this view was not univer­ | llr T h r AaanrlalrdLos ANGELES. Nov. 27.— Mrs. | ' WASHINGTON’, Nht.’ 27.—’RencyrPartner in Plot to __ ea LAUSANNE,: Nov.- 25.—Rlchara ! Clara Phillips, convicted of murder sally put forth nwd several in' ! ei| ioihplnlnt about the condition of r *■ f * . R f ‘i P*» * WKshltnat Uhield, chief American | . l<>eeJVliuiiii"Convict fluentinl papers treat Chlid'H de- j ip the pgco.nd.degree of Mrs, Alberta |much tif thTV railroad enuipm-nl oyer spokesman -at the Near F.mdcrn con­ Meadows with a hammer,- was sen; ■elaration as timely and welcome. (lie muntry was ihndv to - Pr^:,ident 1 MIAMI, N o v .’S ^ — Mrs. Mary NEW ’ .SOUTH WALES SETTLE ference nipazed other dulegation.i1 this tented to ten yea r* to life In the • —---7T \ • • -S • •r |ii.-.rdieg today liy William II. John*, • \ • ife’’ ; of ar­ . H, r attorneys gnvo LAUSANNE, N o r .-27,*—Thie Mosul Hailes, Haile*, w w ife of a itWViifchTfinn,' vi morning's session by. reiterating Iho , r|nti. |ir|?^ on. president of (he international insistence of the United States ti|*«n HYD.S’ KY; X. *.<‘ \V.,’ Nov. 27.— A I til fields are pnrt of. Turkey proper rested today, confef dd, according to \*.iii ’.itinn' o f Machinists, and Her*. notice of npjical; • M. Jewell, president, f.f the Rnibvny pmjcil holding many pn .rihilitins »o- thv opi p door policy in Turkey. . Road &d when .the time conies t.*’ innke Gil' Sheriff Louis AT Alien, that she w n t-'irplA.ve* Dcparthii-nl 'in- Ami*ii-) wani - -ttlhig New South Vnlev.wi.h Aide-Memoire delivered October "O to MAN'S SKELTON IS ' (HKcMiphs’ to foreigners tlmt rich a partner ire n plot to free j> convict dcidrablo jmmigranti hut Ih' i i i .fo r ­ Great Uritain, France, Italy und siiid * district America will get the fir> ti working on the county mails which DR. FRANK FOX, PROMINENT can Federation of Labor. FOUND IN WOODS ON- »int mitliori- Aniciictiii government public support-: . PHYSICIAN MYSTERIOUSLY fbmr the Turkish envy-t<e tl>e police i resulted yestdrday in the' gun duel OUTSKIRTS JACKSONVILLE X!c. lolmson and Mr. Jew-dtu--**- t­ iniil-ited hy local Roy Sc lugween J. R.. Drake...a former con­ lie* aid is appr-iachini; oiiiii.unniiu- ril tht; policy-.' SHOT AT CREFNCH.I.K conference told the-Associated_I’ ro.»5. ,.! i.n leaving tinWhite llotiAi tlmt vict, nnd Richnrd Rolterls, a guard • JACKSONVILLE, Noth 27. — The “We nceti American cupit.il in Tur. ~ ’ . the shopmen's strike still vvn* rffee- lion. • *|*at a prison cnrnp (outli of here. ’ •ki'ldtop Of It rttait; apparently dead Iry nnd prefer to deni with the Amcr- 1 nn- ider w'liuTi has r.-ciivid^ en . M i c h i g a n P i'o fe s .H O F GRKKNVIJ.LH, Term... Nov. 2; h' 1 ’ >-‘ h ytt .id per *ent of th- w-ad While Drake today lay1tlcKtl of hi.for M’verai mouths, propably a year, couraging 'uppuit from the Imperial jenn* hccniiso they work concessions the eorne^- ku !I wire <w'oumls, nnd Roberts, stiot twice, A fter t * - failure of Ihc coroner's jury »»"' wn» found fn the woods on the outRecalls Slai'l U'irst ___ ■ * whether In it*,opinion j lr spoiling money in a wnalctul man- iK-ad'iuarters, i.j to bring hundreds of strictly on n hufiness "J W a* reportedly improved, to decide wa* reported- r.sr.»‘ slight *tightly' • -f j?H rs n»T" i>' r ^ t U r r ^ n t T r o r ly.-eiiy by pieaiurr'gCT^ nP rfhw icnut t froid 'Eiiglaml and piece ‘ W in hbUlllnif'BTHTcnVlnit foT - *«*Kh»g..to-advi mca-Jhe^l ntcXt^j L-^»wi- ^ ^ p - ^ | ^ j | — no u., .'kilh A or ci corneen today. No marks of identifeiation New Niniili iplnye* who replaced ’-the striking : them ' upon* fatma government by mixing politics, Drake's . . . . ............. after Xhe shoot*! their govi Htntement niittrd Htiiride officlul* began nn in­ were .‘appayent. A rusty pistol with nM : Wale-. DETROIT, Nov. 27.— . rof. Robert the envoy said. I^ilig that he merely wanted.to "get quiry to delciniine whether the phylone cbnmber exjdedcd was lying nt M. Wonley, philosopher - iMirtMiinn,. even” * Vvith Roberts, continued m• siciati aniglit have been shot through a hm fed, v. hilc a deenyed and- torn tells the story of the h* ginning LAUSANNE, Nov. 27.— l-ord Cur- invci ligation which led to the nr- j pon»ihlc motive of Jealousy or result onP dollar hill and three cents were jon, the Rritish foreign secretary, mi- rest of Hailes. Token inti* custody, „ f mistaken .identity. . Fvv was f.niiel ' A:::: >•*,-' II ..*wni found annuig the sheredder} clathing.- * "Some -au-yuirr*-ago, Jie *ui*l. two, ....... 5p . / . | Ujorixcd .offirinl statement to pres- jshe broke doi^h,‘ according to tin dead li> his aiitoaioldlo near hpro v*>»- O i l Scntchmeii and two Sctiicb-Cnnadinn--. chat England supports AtncriciHi u°I’*["sheriff, .ifnd admitted that slu* , lunl ! PROIUHITION AGENTS terday. .* * * . rented ji pa: lure and litid out a course tn door" policy in Turkey and regard taken part in the- plalj to .liberate GET HUGE SUPPLY OF" of, nix Jude*. Tim townspeople tho't Sanrcmo ngreement for division of George McDonald, alias’ Raymond l.!([U()R«FROM VESSEL , Dlf. FRED A. BIZE. we weie rrtiy . . . •I Mo^ul oil district null und void. . llogrv, -wipr she ’ met a •few month:-, DIES OF INJURIES • Williin-easy.drivi of thht plnrc- it JACKSONVILLE, 4No?.. W .jrr ago, nnd was convicted iicri* on a RECEIVED IN -F ^ 1,1. ■ ft* now overgrfcwrt wRb ' bfOsh -tJllTC * j Liquor valued at $15,000 and a small LAUSANNE, Nov. 27.—Americit'-n charge of vagrancy and given sixty ! are now Yllneteon golf courses, -flvej vessel were seised and four/mcn were nm | ‘ opin door" policy gave Franco days on the roads. She snid, the l l l r T h e \ » » . m lnt,-.l l* r r * « l ! good enough for championship match-1arrestcci hy federal prohibition olTAMPA, Nov. 27.—Dr. Fred A. • Italy a hard jolt Saturday when her sheriff declared, that McDonald, in fil ial; at Fernnndinn, last night. fs.* ipokesntaii, Richnrd Washburn Cliild, whose gang Drnku had been a pfis- Hizo, practising "Within •V years golf may berime The fmy men including Cnptnln I. deflated that Jthe lUnited State*, ifuv-. oner, liad sent Drake, ob hi* release,j pa$t twe •* X tin. real Amerirr.ti gnme, Uisptm’ ing (>^t nnt|>hell and three negroes of * o i;i: irnment lias the support of tbe/'AAiere to her for assistance in pi.timing tin* local hosp tfaf i Salt •ftliWe people will participate hi - t ie * were belli in bonds followE N G A U K D IN W O R K irsn public in its opposition to all sc­ e.witpe. She bought a pistol for night us the result of a frmlan-d t„ thu form of sport than in niiy oth ing n pn-lbninnry hearing before skull received when he fell down nn Drake, she said, according to the " rret treaties and agreements, partirer; it will not jncrcly b« it spectacle.") United States Commlssibner outer flight of steps nt his apartment -M sheriff nnd hired a car for him to ulariy thoie designed to create xoner. Campbell Apropos football; Professor Wen- Noble- here today. of economic and commercial influence drive to tlm camp if). Drake wun home, No. 813 linyshofc boulc ley says, he hns seen bigger crowds Ids residence ns Ktunrt,'Fla. mch ns the San Ucmcr. tri-pnrtite to hold up tho guard while Me- sometime during the night or early The raid mnijeed •the initial— capmorning. He was found nt nbput tluin the* Mlchlgan-O. 8%U. crowd a't sgreenient o f -1020 which* apportioned Donald Juftipeil in the car mid tiicy TRAGEDY IN GEORGETOWN THIS gn speed tuie in ’these waters of a higf uti association football mate'll in Eng­ 7:30 o'clockyestcnla y niornin^in <'('i‘ *HnvQ Been Feeding T h e ir Cat* wero to drive away. . . • . the Mesopotamian oil Grids' 'aftiohg MORNING WHEN MALLORY rum chaser recently assigned to tho land., Just remarked by way of ic/moMrs. Hailes wept freely and told unconsclons condition and wits riisiied tie in Our Pasture So I.onjr . the three big powers. ’ • florala prohibition forces. A. II. RAN..M UCK • to. the hospital. He never regained clastic diversion, when |ie saw’ .' some Mr. Child's exposition was merely n the sheriff that the shooting had They H ale to Leave Sttt)U|ie, prohibition chief, stated. I conscimisness. * 100 smiling faces la-fore him tn a ie-cmtalcment of Secretary of' State not been part of the plan. She said Walter Mallory, u negro, wHo has turo room during the first incettiig^)f The vessel trrive<l from Detroit last The fatal nccidenl is thought to she waited a t telephone booth from (ID -Thr l»x(,rU,«rJ l*rr»»l ifughcs' aide memorio of October 30* week and wns put into dry-dock for i<- h!*il in Geori'i-lowiffor many years the class after (be O. S. I'.-game. I to 5 • o’clock . yesterday afternoon have occurred- wliile Dr. Hi/e wus MILWAUKEE. Nov.'27.— Bril* in which he defined for the benefit i'f repairs. She came off Saturday nnd amt wus a well known worker in tlie ? for n call that would tel! her Mc­ sleep-walking. . This solution xvus 1 1 , "I have seen crowds f«f over 100,ish and other foreign ihlplng the Rritish. French und Italian gov­ Sjroiipo-with n party of agents went subsiautiutod by tile fuel that when, ■ farming section, was kille’ii at the- <or-, Ui)0 nt some of the gnniua," be said. Donald’* estnpe has been effected, Mntcrrsts and journals rngaiscd.ln ernments the functions of the Atneriimmediately to Fcmandina to await ni-r of Pino-nnd Eleventh street thi.v Mrs. Unites is about 35 years of found lie was clothed only in his "In England they pltiy •football from studied campaign of inlsrr|iresencao observers to the I.nusnjino .con­ age. She is bring held without bail pajamas.,-Tlle light over, his bed hud ■taliori, prupnganda tn defeat thr morning about U?n .o'clock. It seems Septe-mlxT until March; they play it the expected coming of tho, contra­ ference nnd broadly outlined Ameri­ not been turned ,on, which is inter­ * American ship subsidy bill, Ed­ thnt jdallpry* was'drunk juid decided to |Jn ,lM<M.iun(,ns; llke^ they play - bftsc- band runner. (lending notion by the grand jury, ca's "open door” policy—but iU was • McDonald, uccoVding to* the shcr- preted ns proving t)nb ho had not ruu amuck in that section of the city |n country*. !a the Utiited ward C. Plummer, commissioner n restatement under conditjons Innt iff, lias, u long criminal m -oni and-sisen during tho night feeling ill nnd and in taking the town run afoul of States the game cun be played for a SAVANNAH MINISTER 18* of the Uniter! Stntfrt Shiplng . rande it sensationnl. . , TRANSFERRED TO FLORIDA isi-facing cb'nrges of robliery whfin fallen down Jhe steps endeavoring to Hoard declared In an address pre­ Lis cousin, Richard Hill, a young nt-i few weeks comparatively, -Tljats It came as tho conference was he is released. By the county. .H o ndmlnistcrTo hinisclf or summon aid. gro lad and in the scuffle tli'e young­ -why tlm rugged gome of American I II ) T h e A * ii,r l»fr il l* r r »«l pared for deli vi ry lief ore the niidabuot to iirgin consideration of- Tur­ is on parole from u Michigan prison, Dr. Biso was lwrn in Coluoibus, WAYCROSS, Gn.. Nov. 27. — ster picked up a dull nnd struck Mal­ football evqlved from the English — dlowest merchant marine foreign key's Asiatic boundaries, nnd it- .was hnving served 8 -years of a 15-ycar Ga., Fob. 23, 1873. Ho came to Tam­ HLihop Alnswurth announced at the lory across the stomach, doubling him the abbreviated season.” • trade conference. *Thcy,ve pei-n n clear warning thnt A/nerica ytill not term for robbery m that state. pa twenty-three years ago, Imnte.South Georgia Methodist conference u |i and ho fell and expired in a short feeding their cattle In our pa«remain silent if the'three inviting diately after obtaining hi* dentist’s that Ilev’. W. A. Hoiiglett, four yean time. It is not known whether tJ > o ppKtute so long they’ve come to power* insist upon preferential rights degree, dip was widely acquaint­ pastor-of tho Wcitity Monumental . their own Innd,” he asserted. ^ , blow killed him Instantly or whejherin oil, mineral, railway ntp! power doed over tho state and Georgia. church, of Savaunnh, had been trans­ the "shine" had something to do with velopmcnl in present Turkish terri­ * Sup-Ivors are: Three brothers, Dr. ferred to the Florida conference, anil WASHINGTON. Noy. 27.- Without it hut Mallory’s attempt to take tory or in that which was lopped off I„ A. IH/c nnd Marshall A. Bits* of it in expected hat he will go to St. Georgetown enmo to a short ending. n record vote today the house elim­ by the war. ,- - T « inpa, Robert E. Iliac, of Columbus, I’etershurg or .Tampa. The young negro escaped the-ex­ inated from the administration ship­ -.* The Turkish delegates had nlrcady Gn., on done sister, Mrs. W. I-. Dick­ citement and nt noon had not been ap­ ens, Opelika, Ain. He wns unmar­ ping bill the section which would have prehended hut It is n ot ’ thought he ronde clear that they Vfuuld insist up­ •j 4, ----- * " Geneva Bridge permitted jfie shipping board to sell on their rountry sharing in the Mosul ried. ’ •• any ves*chTof the government mcr- will go far ns the death wns caused CARRYING t w o t h o u s a n d OR Funcrkl arrangements will In? an­ Rurned Yesterday, petroleum fielda of Mesopotamia, of • I'llANK FROM ASIA dinnt fleet without advertising or In the attempt to defdid himself fn.m t h a t w il l m a k e c it y te r m ln . ■M nounced as .soon us word js recolvcd •which the inviting powers have rcthe attack of tho older man according Ties Up Travel MINOR A l. FOR SOUTll CAR. ccmpclltivc hitldlng. from" h|s brother and sister out of wrvrd for themselves; consequently, to- those who saw the affair. Tho cor­ ' OLINA the state. Mortician U. Marlon Reed it was not displeasing to the Turks l llr T h r A ««»r U lr d r r r » » l oner's Jury viewed tho remains und Lauuch Tied to Bridge Caught on / la in charge of the body. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 25. — for tko United States to go on record brought in tho verdict that tho deceas­ Fire, nnd Caught Bridge I n r T h e A x n r ln to l I T » « « » " 9 relief «Rnlnst the San Remo agreement. MIAMI, Nov. 27.— Immediate con­ ed came tq his death nt tho hands of The American Neap-East REPRESENTATIVE HILL steamer Belgravian, carrying 2,000 The superstruiYturc or ij^roach to It wns not possible for the dele­ struction of u huge radi(£/Vition here Richard Hill. IN SAYS HAYNES FAIIJt orphan* fro mAXln Minor, collided gate-, of the inviting powers to con­ making tho city n terminal the Geneva bridge burtied” y «f® id iy linnl ?Lr South , *• ‘ ENFORCING DRY LAW with tho trans-atlantlc liner New af^pmoon. A launch tied up to tho ceal their impnllcnco nt America's in­ American, IVnlml American nnd West Reichstag York' at tho junction of Bosphorus picrx of (He bridge caught on fire.and sistent reiteration of her policy, which Indian business to bo relayed direct WASHINGTON,. *foV7 27.—Chair­ and* lKb~Sca^oTTlIarm6rS'*lhB morh- started the bridge buying and be­ they resent especially bfccaUse of heY to New York." Undertaken by tropi­ man VolstciKl of, tho houao' Judidan* -Apprpval of Motion Allied ships have gone to their fore'the fire could lie" extinguished nfusal to accept a vote in the con­ cal -Ttnditr-Tolcgniplt Co:, Uf Iloston, comniltteo wnrf requested toduy by w Government Policy ' * pact of tho underpinning of the ap­ assbtance. ference, to sign any report or to ac­ a subsidiary of tho Unjtcd hrult Co., Representative Hill, Republican, ST. BONIFACE ONE OF OLDEST I' — —* • . «V m «I<W| «r, |-*r» S ill cept any responsibility further than announced here by General Manager Maryland,' to hold a bearing early in proach had been .badly burned nnd un­ Ca n a d i a n i n s t i t u t i o n s , BERLIN, Ntfv. 25.—The roischstag xnQUSANI) KLANSMF.N to act ns nn adviser. til it is fixed the travel will have to cf the radio cortrcrn. Naval radio sta­ December on'his bill, to transfer in­ , , IS DESTROYED. * today voted approval of motion made MEETING IN ATLANTA go vin Oveldo, . ....... tion nt Miami' Reach has Loan leased vestigation and prosecutions of Volby Germnn Democrats endorsing the foe tor temporary-uro ;by the company. PARIS, Nov. 27 -PrcjiarntUm . The Snqford Fipc Department was lllr Thr I.)I rtl l ’ r r » « ) stend Jaw violations to the depart government’s declaration of policy. I II ) T h r A * »« r ln lr 4 l* r »«* l . WINNIPEG, Nov. 26,—Two stu­ a Mpnrdto-treaty Bctwen Turkey and Called to the scene and with the asment'of Justice. ATLANTA, Nov. 27.—Approxi­ All parties voted,for motion with tho the United States was under consid • ATLANTA, Gn., Nov. 27.—CancclMr. Mill declared in a letter to tho dents lost their lives and twenty oth exception of Communists and three mately 1,000 representatives-of the nistance ‘ of others attracted to the Motion at -1-nusannc ^ays ft dispatch intldrt of tho Ccntro-Tulano and lou- chairmen that thin was naked since cm were injured today when fire deKu Klux Man mot here for .Jilin fire finally cxtingyixbnl Um_ flame* State-Misslvjlppi college ........ _under _ .troyed St. Bonlfncc College, one\of members of anti-Semitic party, who today’to the Tempess. The corres­ Uinnn ♦attempted ................ law. enforcement Klonciliuin or annual hualncss nn-at- hjit fli* greater pnrt n^-the founcU( pondent suggest* thl* perhaps was gamen,*mado liig conlc:.t of lit.: day 'thT "volxtem! i i l by Commissioner'tbr- olde'st and most noted Canadian cast votes against approval. ‘ Ing, it was announced at. hondquart- tjon of tho approscb'had been hurtled 11 * ..... . , « a ,i r__*l i T I i a fnbtAitt the subject yesterday'for n Ipng con­ even ^w er in number- than schedule Haynes nnd tho prohibition unit had Catholic Institution*. The fnmpus through. The Herald, 16c per woek, delivered. *, Jesuit librai*y was also deatroyed. versation betwen Richard \Y«shburn makers* with- an ^>’0 to Turkey day admitted Ihey had fniLd." :«L'V*I had tjosUHf®v • * « ► Chiles and I*n>ct Pwba. *• #, . r * * »—»■»* ✓ -----. . •.’ . Ir* £V***' -. -^7.. B— A L . i 1' - *' • ' ■ •• : TREMORS SHAKE AND SCARED TH LA FOLETTE TOLD H i! SO NINE JURORS REMAIN TODAY OUT OF 200 SHOOK BUILDINGS THIRTY-FOUR . LIVFS LOST FOR CLEMENCEAU, IN COLLISION WANT 3RD PARTY ARRIVES TODAY DISCUSS IT TODAY mb ' " f a CORONER’S JURY CANNOT DECIDE ON KILLING Gt?M -. . . . G INTERESTS TRY TO ELI S IP SUBSIDY AMERICAN SHIPP! ’W i-inu '' *N» w i « tub« NEGRO KILLED . . . . . . . . . .. : WITH RIG STICK £ SAYS COMMISSION! BY NEGRO LAD r AMERICAN . RELIEF SHIP IN COLLISION RADIO TO BE AT MIAMI, FLA. STUDENTS DIE FIRE AT WINNEPEG j �T J J E 'S A N F O R ft D A I L Y H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , N O V E M B E R 21, 1922 Jacksonville was represented tens yesterday by J. II. Ixe, who is in the city on a business inctaion; • , Regal Shoes $(5.00 to $7.00 values, w ill soil, a t $4.75, any^Bolcction. Thomson Shoos$8.00 v u l u c f l . u t .....$G.0( $9.00 values a t ............ 7.01 $10.00 values a t ...».... 8.()( Headlight Overalls $2.50 values a t J ...... 32.0( Hart Schafncr & Marx Suits §05.00 to §55.00 values, w ill sell at prices raiiKinn from §25X0 tp $40.00 O ther pood molten, o f Suita will.sell, a t prices rang­ in g from ' §18.00 to $35.00 \ special 10 per eent retluction will be allorrd from the marked pri of each item in the store, to apply on!)-tomorrow (Saturday) J. J. N . C O N N E R , Manager • The Store- o f ((nulitv with Low Price* 115 East First Street------------ ^-1 MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phone 217-AY iters, there will he n cooked food nalc nt thif New Stokes’ Market son Kir.it .Street on MfedncMlny, the day before Thanksgiving. . •all-.lmay.. .-TUfry —aro-i-fixiug for “ Rummage*Saha” -to* biff held on Sat­ urday next. / , - dnughtcr, Bertha Wright, .wore. In town from Enterprise, calling upon many mrnds, ■ house .Inmct Kincnid. of Orlando, wore among tho prominent visitors to (in­ city today and uUcndcjj the meet­ ing of the Sanford Rutary Club. Mrs. Walter Twitchell ntturned o her home, lit Daytona. Bench on Bnsile Br.ossicre, the vcrratilc fdi several days here as the* gilt-at o f Mrs. AT B. Key. She wan*accompanied home Mrs. A*. Jl.’ Kcy. - *• . .Mrs. J. C. Dean and Mr*. W, Mor­ ton Trigpcri are zpending the day in Tampa today,- combining pleasure ami business. , • ’ Mrs. Blnnrho Wells hns icturhod to St, Cloud after n pietuvuul vjsit * to . nnd Mr*.* C: (\ Spencer and Mr. nnd Mrs. Tunnlcllffc. Mrs. Wells Jack, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Terry IK-e3 in Warn, Tdxas. but hps teen •or of i'iltihurg. were tire visitiog <dd friends at §t.. Cloud .f<ir * r-* Al.l. s o l a s 'CHURCH s*' 'Tomorrow, tho last, Sunday of i * dUWJUOD :»P!lo|^ jo.* 04 I’crtccost, aorrdwJ will he ‘as fol­ lows: 'r ‘ . Sunday School at 0 n. m. sharp. Low Mass at 10:20 a. m. * Sermon, “ iTovidonce.” ‘ Benediction after Muon. Thursday — Thanksgiving Com­ munion Mnss at G:30 a. m .. Serv­ Your hone paper keeps you in ices will be followed by n Comniun- touch with the world. , •* Idn JireLkfnst in tho hall fo r ’ the Hi • men of tho Parish, I f possible, thojo apprnaching*Huly Communion rhould Knocked the old l*0ll» down last.night to fit for Mar and ir'th ;4 lettUce’ In* Jer?.*y ( 1 not none now we wJl lpJ np there and cut it down with an ax. Greot weather, wo any apcF weather that ought to mako cvetybody feel good again. Yours for n fine Sunday. give their names Mo the pastor at least a dny in*ndvnr.rc. Confessions will be heard oh Wednesday evening und from,fi:-l5 a. m. bntir G;C0 a. in, Thanksgiving Day. . * ' ‘ Monday night nt H the Catholic Women’* League meet* in thn hall.. . •htriHigera- invited .Vo church rerv- Baromcter.< ALMA Maximum Minimum BRACELET WATCH RUBENS SnrgeSnt Kent, of tho Northwest Mo;nrt<»J,'-vvho, when he thinks ho is dying, tells n stpry that brands him us a ‘murderer and let’s the guilty man go .free.’ Then he re­ covers and death, by hanging, ntnrcs him in the face. By James Oliver Curwoodt Also . Northwest nnd clear. 18 • Karat White• Gold, 17-Jowcl T O N I G H' T -— . FOX NEWS The real renson is, wo giva SuitICp. That’s our .’middle name.' lono 488. 181-Th-Ffi-Snl FIRST I1AITIST C llllltt II Sunday School at 1):S0 u. nr Preaching at 11 n. in. and 7:30-p Wotkern*.Council and supper Wed­ nesday at 0:30 followed by prayer meeting at J:IfK-:* !* . . . Original Price. SHOO thtec services. Special.-S2fi.50 METHODIST €IIU U C il • . .^*fn.’writing the account of the A.. II. Commons,* of .Stone Island, Cod jity. Tc&cllcr* t ’iub held Saturday was nmodg' tlic’ vihitdrH to. the city afternon nt Geneva, Mrs. W, A*. today. Mrs. Saturday—-Thg Seminole County Fed­ i-XMter’ii name was omitted. eration hf Woman's Clubs will be faster, read* a splendid paper.* on inglng entertained nt luncheon by Sanford "Dir-clpline. In' Grammar Schools." »e Streets • W. C. nt Pftrirh Jloune dr lit noofl. METHODIST ( ’ llI'ltCII CIRCLES Saturiluy.s—Master ’ j-Vabcis Itoumillnt ' All chairmen arid members, of the • will entertain n number of - his young friends at Ills home on J’nl- Circles of {he Mutholist Church ate John’ Bushaw left toilay for points rcipicktiil to meet Monday evening • nietto nve., nt -1j i ’clock. south after spending s’eVoral ddys Monday—Mrs, Archie Bettn will- en­ at. 7:30 nt the *birreh parlors. here setting up the big qt-w. ittQdiJ tertain the members of St. AgfteA •11 Linotype inuchine for tiie Daily M Marion rind Virginia Pack­ • Guild at .'(:0P p. m. promptly. tmimten Club ard, of Detroit, Mich., arc the guesta Monday •if their sister, Mrs. W*. A*. Routh’. will meet with M rc( 4* Frank Mr-b, MKT Marioh -w ill In- in Sanford for I,. WJIIIams nriil T. S. Huff have returned home from Tampa, Mnnntec and Bradenluwn. - aa upiioj.i (nj)uoa jo jnij.ifut t i ,putr utiou U| ) hojj !)qS|uot r j j?|ooa !<C\}ptjns ppu.tqapiot guests of Mi*, and Mra. J. S. Wilton yesterday. MiV and. ,Wrs. ‘ Terry Spencer whoie marriage was a re­ cent event, nre :r,lending their'honey­ moon at their winter home nt.Hnincs City. Mrs. Spencer was Miss Mary Johnr.pn, of Pittsburg. .Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Spencer arid son, Jack, will return to Sanford next week, In route to Miami where they will spend the winter. CLASS SUPPEIt ' Mrs, L.-N. Hansel I was the charm­ ing hoste-.ia at a supper giVcn to her class of Sunday School- boys , lest evening nt the -Baptist church. A l­ most n “ perfect attendance” was* made and the bbya thoroughly' en­ joyed the. lovely chicken supper proparedhy tho hostess, Jloh.' Jtio'. T). Jenkins, superintendent of the Sun­ day -School, was tho guest of honor. Mrs. Hansel] whig assisted, in .serving by Mrs. Park ami Miss Allic Traf- S O C IA L C A L E N D A R The Annual Hrotherhood Runquet will .be given tomorrow. Sun­ day, in the Parish House at 3 p. rn. — C, G.-Lumley and I.. It, Lqnloy, of Woodstock, 111., nre among tho m r'it arrivals and' arc pleasantly located rt’t the Montuiuma. - ! * The Hrotlierhood men and lads no »r «t r n trr lR ln ln * .- w r it In Ib la d rfta riM irn t, u t iln * Iri.h u tir th e Itrm . l l * tll ■ m a l t y apprrrlnlt-O . The /Princess During' Cool .Weather ’ 100 Solid \Gtild ’ Crescent - Brooches, SpffWSI at each, 81.00 Sunday^School, 8:30 «. m. \ Dr. Walker’ll dnas at the Princess 1;000 'LatiioV Solid Cloid’ Sftt Rings] WE SELL THE BARLER ** from $2.00 to. 8IU.pO. earh. . . 10-Year Guaranteed puu^h ^11 ''Prayer.'’ 'KpwmTh iA-ague at 0:30 p.'m will be: ‘•'lleavcn! nnd Who Shall Go ' thanksgiving, music, vited. HOLY CROSS Clll'ItCH Church acpvices for the Sunday next before. Adveift, Nov. 2Gth, will 7:30 h. nr.— Low celobrntfon. BRACELET WATCH Special $0.75 WOOD HEATERS OF ALL KINDS COMFORTS AND BLANKETS mlmtlH, TVrttthcs and Jcwt-irji of dcicripiioa at- the Juwesl prices 8:13 n. in.—Suhdny Sctiool. ■ • • ll:i)Q h.- ni.— Mhrning nervicg-(Mat 7:30 p. ’in.—Vespers nnd Settnon. ■Special. tnusle l.y n still cnlargod chriir wili lit; given nt bojli si-r\-irrs on Suntldy.' ‘ Mrk. Leahs will lie soloist nt the mornitig servltn.and K. dh Me* Mahon, soloist at Vesper*. Kveryon P. WF.INBUIU;. I'm:). Kermcrty of Orlando' :ind Key West This Sunday will b o 'th e ’ spt'v'iai Store, .Cor, fir s ! St. and Palmetto Av.j Brotherhood service nt 7:3tT p^.m.. Vrjsnofs.’. All the frichds and rciativur of tho {1. S. A. me ft and buys nre special* ij Invited. Tho f). S. \.w i l l .•irnve lO Storcs in G eorgia 1 Store In Florida iheir annual banquet In the -Holy Cross Parish-Hodse at 3 p. re. , Thanksgiving Day h -rvim , \yhie.h tin:, je a f ir-also-feast day uf Saini Andnav- ( Nov. .lOtir), will her* 7:80 n. in.— Lory Celebration, ■ 10:00 n. nr.— Choral CVIebratlon r.:\d ccrmorh Gifts of fnrtt*r,v.vegetnVrep nnd'groccrie$i-uiv. r^Ucd h» asu :-1 for 'Altar a9R t:za2SB ansncarucni99nanv.'<naN R sae7:*tanH ai;arjn9n;r.areR nranB ii»B inn tie oration ami for the usual dislributiuii'riud gifts nfutwards. 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 ATIN CNE-STRAI U-TTON 1‘UMFS Uret.u will be a great prayer rcrvicu Him. O.j I’. Swope was in tin; city nt the Mcthodkrt cluml. iil which time yer.terday shaking Innds with hU’ it’ fs hoped to get out every member of many friei.d-*. Hevhis just nrturned tip Vlwirch This .will Ikj the Inst fror? 3 4rip to Mouth Dakota vyhere pinyer. ujt'eting ■of the conferepco he N.-ty.i the farmers n’rc in excellent year ns the jyviv.il rpee'itpf stnrtr apfrjl.-. over: the price p f corn., Last Deiemhur.Otd. A/tqf,the proyer ■meet­ year at thin time yo\;n was liringing ing there Will he n-socfbl’ meet Inf/ for in 18 cents a huihel nml tlili* year it’ an hour for the church tttentbcrX to get in 82 renta nrul tho farnrem an- feel­ uiqfnintcd and visit. • • ■ • * ing Very prosperous. Mr. Swope brought ’the’ editor o f the Herrld r: hm-kv't of tlii^firmst slravvln-rries we have over- roan raised in tite famous Dlack- Hammock lands o f Ovoid SERVICE will have n ntory about tlicso berries in Tuesday’s edition. SUNDAY^ NOV. 26th, .1822 Subject: "Ancient and Modern Necro­ GENERAL mancy Altns Mesmerism nnd REPAIR Hypnotism Denounced.’-’ Dept. Garage.Bldg t R E LADIES WITH SPARKS • CIRCUS ARE ATTRACTIVE Too Late to Classify .. ■-«»- ■■■- W Pi>»W■» f Church Service *.'.1 1 :3 0 n. nr. • Sunday School -.,.10:00 a. nr. • ’ Mid-week Service, Every •* • Tuesday 8:00 p. nt. . OR RENT— Otic, furnished bill i-vinr, • Wonrnn’s Club llldg., Oak Ave. ‘ A L L AR E WELCOME 320 Oak Ave. rhohe 2603. 208-Otc • FOIl RENT— l.urgo npstatrs Ueurujm; privilege hot Water. 800 p - ' - v i J , l icit)* nnd utlrncttve wnnri fr tire ‘one of thi .features of the SPARKS’ Avo. ’ ,— ’* -- 208-3tp We riro -in tho liuiiru , fur the Is coming to Sr.nford on Tuerday, November 2Klh. . * . o /Vivf'Kir -Resident agent for San- j SERVICE BUSINESS* QUICK I*ro!-ably of the prcttlett, os well na-VUte-of-the Vlevereft ford/.for old I uiq IJfe {muranfo Corn- ' TRANSFER. Phono -S8S * hfoore wId W* irpllc^ o f th e-worliru famoita nerec-n aettesr. Mary prirry. • Good npourarue end personal­ I ’ ickfofd—IrWfact rnrong her nesoclntei of tire circue World she knpwn nv-' ity nrccsinty. Answer bM'dcttQr only. . • “ The many Addicts Insurance, crup^if Herald. f accomplished t y this Mis* In t h j the ’ „ ' 3 .20.1-ltp K O R W A U f/ ftt Y W rllA N G L'—Modern poultrt'rnnJi In *tlt« Golden Stole, near Calif. > E'or* information » t c Nick Zomovcnn, ^anford, Fifty . 20S-St*]Vi arnj |Vtft o r d roorTr urrf'arrjithoil -npartrnpnt, wili introduco Cooiar, CJumplun biaii.jluuqring liorOe - f the Wotiti ill bnjhi —Th*-Pre»by»criatt Bniranr-irdlj -be house, desirablo iocntion.; Ad npt wRJ wUj'bp'made lUrcjraAd tm attempi bo'made to Irri-ak his own rccokd of .7 -.’oot, and Saturdnl, De \ S»” core Uoral>l .officp, San O f count Ihi'-ti* I (.* rnatmotufs b.viuuf I v.< r.i-n \. itli tijc M ’ARK:; II. C, DuB^so’a off, QljlCUS, which ent/ LADIES’ BLACK SATIN ONE-STRAP TONGUE PUMP OLONFAI I .AD1ES’ PATENT ONE-STRAP COLONIAL TONGUE • - • PUMP . ^ . l a d ie s ; p a t . o n e ' STRAP GRAY TRUII COLON! . TONGUEPUMP ' -is Irma is ^nrjr Plr)*fortkof the highwire." Included (ntho difficult fentsi1 Jittle gtaceful eNoiution of nil tnftdem BBDuncnaukannan " �..................... ANFORD DAILY HERALD ........................^ ^ 1 - ^ .1 •— *— —. ^ , . . •—1 . n - - . ' - l I .v . ---------------------------------------------------------- --- ------------------ . THE ADVIINT OR TUB ADVER- goltjf* fottb the cry from th^reguidr sr-ssacs .» ■ r ] . -I i ■’ •■n.-iin miniature model of th e, Jijittfehip 55,000 spcethlpr*. vHympin! %$■ 'V The cadeta,' first to. arrive, paraded j '•’ Sink that ihii;,'* yadela W th” V ilh a hahd and the army mule. Tho uiand shouted. ‘ , i midshipmen murchi-d on tho field s^ n Those on the field odjusled a . m.d ( nfu.nvfml. followed by the navy • - ■ > fiddd ,. rpiece ..r , ,nnd-fired. But ihe ship, m _ * a -a! ' i*. i t. .. snnnnil ‘ *"* ■• ---- -did not sink, even nficr the necond Ths gable wo*, n, half.hour late in . hot. It only sagged In thc.hiw. starting r.r.d darkness had nearly Cij. , Then, as tho navy crowtl ihocusctl shrouded the fiejd.when it ended. Two Biggest Gamer On Cards Prove "we won't give up tho aitip." too in­ Tii lie Hard Fought Affairs ternal explosions shattered tin' OlymO R L A N D O R O T T E R Y DEM­ And Score* ("lose; - ' ^ohaAo! in u. prim ary than tin residentsf about (tht pntctfca among TOUIHST **• •Mhk>4 f i e r i -uNfmJon r»rfp i «|t« [proverbial cal lms in seeol. lit- hum" ,, . . . . . . —:---- , , , merchant* and many lines o f ’ ehtdr* •* * * »f H • » z r at l elm iU tlu llS In a . 10T BulHIni, tlu> mnnev. it rent] in* a. Hr run gut the moneyit requires. He can*, " '■,; h dlitcluarRfc the’ tegular and ru . ^ pIoyc fo makc* TOom f , r not afford to quit hi* work and run tho. gvnus homo who h.k of late a!! over, (lie eoun’ y or district or the years become known as the "adver- visitors who ccme for the season and tourist." For the uninitiated we' _________ W t u i m m ; . , . ; s ta te d * the care may be. Sjine one might m y that .the advertourlst is nju willing to work Mr nny wage, hayffo r^in for. office wh*o can afford however small. ‘ The majority of those U J . H O L l . T ___ ___ *_______________ K 4 lln r the bane of resort stated and .cities; r. J. i.i|.L*»«n . . J r r r » < a r r * 'r r t M i i r « r to do that. The poor man cannot. ’ coming with nil sorts of schemes de­ ronehing Florida cities to remain thru We v./.nl to see the g.iod old eon-, ■. A . N K K f t tho season are those, whose financial - ___ U r « » n » l M u a t r r ! • I t I I I I I X Y — — A d \ r r ll« ln t ( > ln n n (r r ; .vcntioV syatcnr r one hack. I ait* >»/ signed to abstrnct— n.nd, kfibstract— condition permit* thorn to flo so, with­ r k « « f I 4M t,p t o flilro I*. It. |’iio:I n::il loyal Democrat', nil o.'ti money from the unwary business mart out let or hindrance. They are not B4 * a r i t a t a « l l a l r t Knunn «i i-hiriju agree wi'h us about I hi*. uml woman. They arc usually good A p p llr a tla it ’ , ;: . • The pedorriiance was m e of duztalkers, and hfLo what sound* likcl*0^ 10 » * * to* ' maintnlrr themMany of them icll tt* co and many I'lIM.ADEI.PHIA, " Nov. / 27. L K M IM S lIltM *____ r t r r a u t l a a M » m i * n good proposition, until you begin! m“J° rlt, y o f p^ ,c more would apeak out if they were Playing true to their season's form, P k m ir i n - \ v a f i r r I p. m. not ufrnid.. Actually afraid. \\y Sj mueh* inoney * and' than to l o u i ^ i l o u t T y after the Army football eleven ‘ d efeafeil;! t a t a r f t p l l a * I’ r lr a la A S .a n r r , , a • - *r would like, before we die, to attend ‘ pay; for hiengmg becomes very tire- ■*heir Old rivals, tlu? Navy. OR I rank-' ( ■ » « T r « r ___ 1:________________ _ _ . A A . l > o wlint doer it all amount to— What ■ Is V n n lh a ________ 3.00 mother stu b convention un the one in lin Field today by the score of 17 to will 1 got in return 7* O f coursc there srnie when too (onjpcontinued. I l f | | » » r » * la C l l y h r I 'a n l r r . H, (in one o f the hardest and cl Oaa * . » k ------ :----- — .13 O n U Gainesville .whciiGov. Rlnxham wan are some of .there solicitors who are est gridiron straggles seen on nominated the first time or tho his­ T k » k ill 13 - I * IH - p a g r V V fr C I, H r * sincere, and. have no intenUdn of fore, proceed to get.busy and s -c tho ■M » l l r r l r n o n * S m iliid lf C n tin ir toric one in Ocala when he was nom­ Pennsylvania field in n long tfme merchants and other business men and 1 * 1 I t p a k in it c * r t c r y K i l U r . A S ttr Tlie retire repreigpted two touchWe would playing a ■'skiiv-ganie,'.' but the ma­ insidiously suggest -,a way of saving a < 1 n ( H t r i ' l l l l i f k n n i n nit tV |<llr»- inated the second time. jority are out for what they can get, ibiwns and a field goal for the Army T W . •Vw.mVa •Vv"«rrr!'1^ ” <H’ vtT Uko ofico more to feel the thrill we rraing little or nothing vvheUuV the a considerable, sum in a financial felt at the Pcnsacolacon vent ion when ■ ■ H D R n t i i i j A asn riA T K U r n e u unwary *uhncril»er to their scheme- nianner, at the same time making a nil of them hard earned. 7 he i Th* ABSoclateO prnns i* nirlu>tv«|>- Governor Perry WM nominated or at coirtes out loser or not. * v — proff«r-of good service for about one* shipmen were not without honor In to *h« u«* ttr rnpuMlentlnn of Tampa when we chose Gov. Henry e *1 M t | r tl«p n !c h r « rrm H IM l l o tl o f In past years many a St. Augus­ half the sum that i* being paid out. defent, for they ployed n game that ro t oth er*!** cm-UtcJ In this p*par MitchrU or at St. Augustine when wo tine business man has taken space and guaranteeing the same i|jsility of was worthy of any team that has > -” 1 al*o lh » Iuo*l new* VuUtltlmil put the bojmer i'n the hand* of Gov. lir iln , in some wonderful advertising pub­ service. . The mnnager or owner of come out of Annnpulis in years. En­ Fleming. Those fine old conventions All rl«h i* of m-aiiMlesttoa of lication, and paid’ hi t good money ftp the plant or business, little heeding tering tho game with the West Dointdtsoaieh** herein or* also reserved. when Democrats. from every., couuty the fact that within a few month's tlg> o t f w i HRttAt.n ni?ii.nivn. i*k»M is in Fluflda n ie f together and confer­ it too, only to find a little later that the "pubSicutiouj) existed <>njy- in the “ new. man” would have hiked out for red with each other for the good of vivid imagination uf the smooth- his home, makes the deal and the old­ the parly*— Gainesville Sun. Uilktu' whn had taken advantage of er man in service is released. The hi sreadiiiesfj lo enter Into nny scheme new employe probably gives perfect There will lie some facts and fig ­ SANFORD II ERA I,D TAKES AN- which he considered might be for the service, mid no fault can he found wiili ures about Sanford's health and the way in -which he carries o u t. h‘:8 UTtlElV Roll WARD. STEP • g iod of the city. weplth In tomorrow's ^ditloti ‘that agreement; For the protection of merchants should be preserved for future refersterling team. Tfut’, tcally, it is not a square thing and others, the HI. Augustine Hoard cniJc. Few people realize what n The state press will hasten id con* Srnythe, the Army ql wonderful county , ______ _ have here In griitulnfe Sanford on providing Ediiot o f Trade lias had ?igps ; printed for. for the regular resident employe, i was "the star of the game. His Scminolei. Few people realize what Rob Holly, of the Sanford Horald, display in everyplace of husincs* In who has figuted what he is to do A fast growing city we hnvo here in [ with sufficient hacking to enable him the city which anhouncc-to the public with every dollar earned, with a little pacing was unsurpassed on FrankSan font and there are few that khowjto Install a fast prejrf’ and other etjilp- at Jnrge that persons soliciting ad­ paid every week on each of the debts HA Field this season. . what we have in tho future. ‘ " [rhent whereby the Herald is now ap- vertising patronage, or seeking funds ho owed nnd a little to go in the hank N E W HAVEN. pohlUt Nov. 27.-——— — ° —--------; pearing in the some form and site n« for nny-cLiso, chuTitabie ur oilier* as a-nest-egg for tho house that is The Sanford Herald has n nice, new . the Star-Telegram, thu DcLnbd News, w iv ,- rnu-'t T jg r the endorsement of soon to bo purchased. - No doubt n Harvard defeated fancy h«ad,‘ but we’IDbet Rob Holly.the Daytona papers—In fact, many the Hoard of. nrTde, Application * is mart has the .right to conduct h!s bus, keeps that plain Gothic caps head oh other of the small-town dailies ■ of made to tho Hoard of Trade scere-; mess ns he deems best; but there are in a game "which in exposition. tary at the hendiiunrters office on ; many who, at tills t’mc of tho ycap, ----his shoulders till the grim reaper cuts Florida course is proper to St,‘ GebrgC Street, ami the appiren- are not sjifficiently .far-*lfthte:l to see rank in. tiiq jdijg Jilu* of-the ar.nuai It off. -Ocala Star. mention that,Iioh Holly has courage y nVsecret com- the tmJtifitness of the- action of dts- contest,*. ‘Right you ‘ nrc, brother Ren. And and O'will t<» work for .n b'gger Man- lion is considered by mil tee fra mthe Board rd o? Trade. Tr The charging the tried on dtrue and re-j- ■Drjmsoii initiative ami Critnadtt re -we hope wo can keep it on for many lord and He is- using the Herald In person whose cousO la legitimate does liable' man imd securing In his stead! sources overcame tho big Blue team,, years to' come and Hint it will even- furthering everything that he j lwnot fear investigation, nnd he who sonic individual about whom little or with George Owen, Ifarvftril'a huiley , tually make us some money. ioves will tend to make his section cannot stand having the light turned nothing Is known, and who admits that: hack, operating ns individual hero. It of Florida happier nnd more'prosper­ on his actions'usually loses no time as ‘soon ns’the ‘'folks third;They"ha've’ was Owen's -fun-back of a Yiflc punt Tho Hanford Dally Herald has blos­ ous. The Herald is fortunately nlane Yale 1 somed forth in metropolitan appeal- n it* field; otherwise", the* irrtprove- >'<.departing for the next city, where stayed long enough” they, nnd he, will 17 yards through a fighting he hopes the Hoard o f Trade will be ‘ "go hack *' home.'' ' team that led~~direcTIj* fo hix to'ich- ‘ ance as the result o f installing a new' ments,jU8t installed would have been a » « E 8^Mc— ■— lesa active. ‘ ■ ■ There are thousands^of “ extras” en- down uml to his suctetviirig point by Duplex weh press nnd pun haain;* impossible.— Lakeland Telegram. ■ Such incidents show the "protectioil gaged for the Reason it) all sections kirk in the* first pin iod, •• added equipment. Editor Boh IIidly --------—o - ---------afforded to merchants by the local of the state, ;/tnl t>> thi.i there can bej Two other scores Weie made, a is to be congratulated on the forward_ CONGIIA'TFRATIONS. SANFORD trade body, and indicate how tho" no word of complaint "made; but toj field goal by Charlie O'Mearn, Yale'.* stbp ho has taken nnd the fact that he ^1 ERA LI) members are raved the(ieb>, if .tliev hofiefit to-goodness clerk who hn.*,Ji*ar of the day, from the tI2-yurd has tho field entirely to himself ir abide by the plan outlined for their figured upon holding down his job un . lino, in tluu-secoiul pyriod.-aiu/ a fie! j jiroof that, the people appreciate. In* Sanford Herald *W o’ul with h new benefit. St. Augustine (tcoird. til he *:lm!l have been promot'd there j Koal kicked 2-i yards by Kail Rfaffefforts.'—PeLand News., , I* but little satisfaction in giving nil * rtmh. a. Harvard- irh' lituti-, wb" vvu* ; heading and haJ gone from a six-col­ ,i i * • * ----------- o— ------- . JUG TO CRIST SEASON SURE umn U> a seven column newspaper. It thwe is in him* for eight mouths In in lite game one minute and out the , This is Thanksgiving, wc.ok - nnd _i the year with the dread hanging over next, in the fourth period. Iltu Owen s is o notablo improvement. It shows should he a fine week for trade of ihai^Florida- journalism is oonlimm'm - Miamians-returning "from tripx ips_ tir'j,jn) soon a;; the season *opens j *^‘><> HR* bUUUnumg ef t o r i, and Pi ; a ll' kinds. The weather ia cool a"mT nurgln of th* Crimson’s unrxpecteii !y advancing. ancing. The Herald is Han* j other states continue to predict fot ; he is liable to be shelved to make way 11 fine and will hrirg Hie ptviple here sticcees. # fo il's licit friend. The Celery' City phU winter the jar^ ^ t tourist »c a -!for rhPapcr morl.— palatkn News. ' to trade and Thank'giving ,wl!l pmV® ha* made its growl h in recent yraru son in' Florida's history. -The regubusiness in all the stores and epeclargely to Editor. Holly’s demand:! for liar winter visitors, too, are arriving; j >( js-t * t n. o. EXI’ ECTS {N A V Y SI NK TWH i: inlly tho incut nnd grocery alore*. a more powerful eily. Take a " daily 1ahead of their usual schedule with BIG CHRISTMAS 1 1 1 HINESS ■f And then the big special edition of newspaper otit uf a city, one that lh* explanation Hiut it is going to be IN’ TH E SAME DAY the Hanford Herald tomorrow will is dedicated to the best Interest.* .oftdifficult to yucure. train uccumtrtodiWASHINGTON. Nov. 27. — Post j stimulate new busings.* as. nothing!,,. . . r illL A p r .L I’JHA. Nov. 27. -T! IV , ,, " , . life people ,nnd you will find a dv thins a little Inter when the ‘Tdg Office officials arc expecting a else will do. Let us all pull for th" ■ be.Tty tpisilu- i ‘at the Olirirdnias Army* sank the Navy tvvtr.- tod.,y on [sorted village. All power to you, .Yurh begins. • * busiest season in our career. . Herald., nnd may you continue toj Miamians niid Miami visitors nat- pv'riod this year, p*> *ihly henvtcr Franklin fit Id, The mote important f ------ ----- o'---------• gr iw, While you are Sanfor«i*n"be:U’) Urall'y predict that m«3tJ »f ‘the p«n- than ever before. ' Mall h a'» flowing fiinkijtg was the 17 to M defeat a tThe cold snap \vlM kill o ff nil the Idcnd^The Sentinel wants to bo a • ole are planning to came to Miami, heavily as early ns November 1, it, nilniutyrrd to the midshipmen ou Hu green stuff north of Florida, will dose retond, at least we want to be but it fo the “ Florida-trend" that is was pointed out, and v hen lh.‘ i (Uh grlilirun.*' The-other was stag d b e-’ , head up the Sort ford lettuce nnd will your mart welcome visitor,—Orlando really th" most impottnnt. The gen­ sLarta so early it Is taken' as a aig:t fDre the gante when ettdetn from ill" • - hill- o ff th » mOitpHtues and the Sentinel. mlillaty ucudemy i\nhi d in witheral Awakening in the many points of of a big t;uih of holiday, nil. , "ddnifuo'at one.fell hhnv nnd we have ■ The Department begin in October Kuperioiity Florida ha* over CaliforThanks.. old dear, and if i: will much to be thankful' for in the cold j rffake you feel ary better we can. ns-• nL’i I* the Dig-fact that stands out the usual preparations for the l>li* 1 wave. ' We have been looking for sure you that the Ortnndo Scnlim'l iD.iv«' othen- in the prediction1; Uliotit d iv increase and Imc Dceeodvr cold weather for the J»a*t month and i |ris more subetu ihers and more ll,;. lumner neaMiii that seems to cer­ Hie eftlite service .will be icudy. Ofthere are no kicks coming on • tin fneinls in Sanford limn rici;il st.ee tli.it “ mail early” earn tainly .to'be m i'the way. - ' there paper (hut come* Ijeri*. weather today, It meims Out-of-tht'-stntu .newspapers and Pr^iru* are having their, effect on the will be big bui tin - * nv.ifrii'ini-! aie making note of the ine*-svtiliu;; puhLc, reaulting in the ,un line. creased interest in "Florida as n win­ precedented early start of ChrUlthms OCR CHARACTER REFLECTED -o ter pluygreupd. . The.Itulustrinl ' In­ twisiiie*'*. v_ * BY TH E HOME \YE LIV E IN dex in its i-Uwent i».,Hi*e devotes it a . it is estimated "Unit the* increirto in ................... ha* i "1 1 1 * * "lending editorial to ,the. ’T 'ig Tourist postal receipts during Deremher over time "A li<>me reflects the.' cbracier nf ■Seaton*.' theme, nr, editorial which a imrmal mouth is ffi.OUll.tskl. About, to investigate a real enusevVay . and f 1,000.000 i-« *pt’nt for extra tjnei bridge ncros* the^xqipcr St. .lohns onathose vvhu live within it." sny.i Miss The Metropolis i;i glad to repiildwih on trains to transput* tiho iiinils. tlie.: the Ge'nova-Sanford rond. Thii will Agues I. Webster, district hoipc dem The Index says: motor vuhii’h- service spends appm-xi “ ildiculiniis are tlr.it Hie tourist "soon lie one of the must extensively initrstion agent of the Florida Agri­ season now In-ginning will lit* one of $-'00.000 above its rag dai cultural Extension Division. ' travelled ronds in the country for in service, anil another 51,000.000 goeWo nre told hI?o that, toll . mnny the iny.-U fiucees.'ful iif the history of • terntnte traffic nnd n better approach for additional clerk hire in tlie vni ■ to the bridge on hot it sides of tie- persons give too little thought to Florida, the great winter playground inns postoffices. to sort mail. river should be made. The county lilt* home. A farmer will pay a bun* of tlie eastern section of the United Another item is IJDO.OOO for n-ldiSuite*. Already tho tourist tide has has spent much money here hut ,thc died dollars for a riding plow, hut dona carriers. Added lo these set in, and it is coming in ' strong, will leave hi»t wife to sg.-'ru b' clothe* thing to do is lo spend a big sum at items nre the millions of money one, time and put in the proper con- with her hands when much ‘ lew judging by the long caruvnns of ears order blanks, murk mill inns uf ’crate structure that w ill-lis t:fo r nil money than his riding plow cost that already hnvg arrived; and* the stamps, miles of twine to 're-bundle •time to come. Makeshift bridges would buy her. n machine to do the cdn-stnnUy“increasing through-travel poorly tied package*, and thousands nrc n thing of the past ni^l the same washing nnd thus take -a heavy load on the. railroad.v. of square feet’ o f emergency ware­ "Florida is now le tte r advertised holds good of the approaches to *lhe o ff her ihouMcrs. house i pace. • “ No Momlcr.we find sii many homes nnd better known than aver before, bridges." l^ t us hnve something . “ Uncle Sam's total Mil for Chrirtgomi hero if there is any chunee in refierlittg lack o f order nnd beauty and is also better preparetl thati ever nins* is about “ ns ddcournging n* before in its liistoiy, to take, enre of when the housewife hs compelled to the world to hnve I t 1 dad's," the Department declares. and .suitably and -comfortably enter­ spend hei* energy in scrubbing nnd ----,------ o ----------"Deliver nil Christmas mail by washing nnd cooking. Give her less tain it* winter visitors. In recent TH E GOOD OLD CONVENTION noon December 25," is die watch­ laborious work,to do and she will.find, ycatt the erection of modern, wot!, and apartment word of the zerVice ns the dny'draws Jacksonville and Tnmpn nre both more time to attend to tho finer equipped hotels near, und it is very seldom that the talking about building - auditoriums. things o f the homo,” Mias Webster houses has proceeded steadily jn the go.il m missed. Poninauiar slate, and accommoda­ Fine buildings that will hold assem­ goeu ofT to* point out.* However, n had storm may delay tions there nre now greater nnd bet­ From her further discussion o f thin blages o f thousands nf people. We deliveries, nnd adds terrifically to hope they will buijd them. And thu 'nil-important subject the following tor ihan ever before. the bill. A storm in Ne>v York last "Florida is much nearer the great first" one built we Want to see dedi­ atatements have been gleaned: Christmas cpst tho Post Office Do* I. I!, of the e mnlry's population tltnn A homo should not be a place to cated, to public use by ths holding, of partmeiit | ;;*00,0tK) extra for motor a big Democratic statu convention, It simply shelter, clothe nnd feed the is t'anfornin arid its winter climate vehicle transport alone. The postal has-been so long since the Democrat* body, but n place where the mind is i,s superior to that o f tlie great' state service doo3 not witth for a “ white o f Florida got together in convention fe dan well. At least one newspaper oh the Pnciflc coast. Its climate and Christmas." that the parly throughout the stoic nnd goad nugarinc^shauld be in the products have not been ns well ad­ Coirect this sentence: "She . livt"?d has gone nil to pieces. There is no equipment nnd enjoyments'of every vertised ns California’s have been, but they are becoming belter known with the second pne seven yeurs, and ' longer on add test to dotermifio who home. . Harmony o f color and simplicity of- each, .year,*nr.d their worth is more nevr oneg mentioned the fine qunli are Democrats nnd who arc not, at design are the keynoter.in furnish­ thoroughly appreciated with l*nch iic i o : her first." . . least so. far ns concern* state poljtic*< • — Tlie last, platform wo ndoptbd con­ ing nn attractive 1 hjtme. Jiulietins passing reason. * A T A SACRUM CE, D ODGE “ As n mutter of fact, Florida tains tho dead issue of the free and which wifi nss 1st in .this work van be secured from the United States De­ hotrid establish n new ‘high* tourist T O U R IN G C A R . $50 C ASH , S IX unlimited coinage of silver at n ratio partment‘.of Agriculture, Washing­ reconi each winter, in ll\<r natural i E Q U A L P A Y M E N T S .— 11. & O. of sixteen to one. . When our primar­ HOii-tfc ton, or from the Florida State .Col­ course of things, except in years o f | M O T O R CO., ies come o ff in June practically every J. lege for Woman, Tnllahas.'oe. extreme depression where the spend­ white man in the state is n Demo* NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—The New Comfort And beauty do not neces­ ing ability of the people, lx nbnormul•• cratv When the regular election A’ork Amerjeuns will again train in comes o ff in November it is d iffer­ sitate the expenditure o f a great deal ly limited."— Min mi Herald. New Orleans, it wns announced last ent. It is- true the primary "law " of money, but m ay. result from a night. ' ___________ • undertakes "to (ix a test but who small amount df mon*y wisely spent. TH E “ A L l.-Y E A R " M AN SHPULD g e T “t i i e j n n s “ ‘ Red Snapper fish steak.— Stone's, ■ cares^or that?" Htrw much is 1t"en- A JittieringebuDy; *. h "n' nTC,T o nail, and n jmlnt brush will go a long way Market 227 Sanford’ Avc. . 2Q0-21C forced ? The truth is that the primary sys- in mnklng'n shelter n home. [h e •NAVY; TRIMS VALE herald T rint I n g c o . r " , 1 r' • j i i • j i “ « Of course, a man’s earning’ • power counts, but what is of * prime importance is his saving, power. It is not • life amount with i which you open an interestbearing account that means most in tlie end, but the regularlty with \vhich you add to it. Thb Peoples Bank, o f San- ; ford will help you to keep vour cam inv; poweuand saving* power well Inlancdd. I \ ! PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD *• - - • • Earning Power and Saving Power 1: !f^p-’*j ;! O N S T R A T IO N W EDNESDAY A T Y O W E L i; CO. 2*0D-2tc *# . K* - . Sanford, Florida .■ P r o o f o f P e rfo rm a n c e is Bettei’ than a promise e— — a y j — — — *fNu-Tile” ' plmlt Shingles have been pro'.teetinis.hpnr.w-in FJori.da .for more than twelve yen v.-ilrout a single complaint of •"curling' up." * ■* _j \ * Pay just :r little more and buy a permanent roof- imy :':n*Tilr■ insteru! o f - a* cheaper :;'hingle. * Made i i Kcd Ti!e, Snow White and Green colors. A! t) Hoi! Iioofinirs. •- a — Manufarlured by AmaIganmted Roofing: .Co;, Chieny-'.—:— s, . . . ' > ! » Sold in .Sanford by • . •. . . . "IlttL, IMPLEMENT 1 SUPPLY :C0. V •’ r t i "•'V . .. ' 1^,1 :v?. >■ ; �i PURELY : professional tsa fat ha Fa n fat CLASSIFIED ADS •' jlVeasury Certificates VVa^ Saving Stamp9 . -Are New Investment ■|Orlando Botes ,. Were the Guests \ Of Sanford Saturday SAVINGS r ■ ■ jI I • * ■* , ,. * W o Pny 4% Interest on Savings Accounts •* Demonstrate That^Thrift Habit of Camr Over To Get Dave Thrasher’s Uloosifled Ads'&c t ^Ine. No War Is . Not Lost Big Venison Feed.' sd taken for less !h»n ISc,^ t*jj Cards of Sanford’s Reputnnd pnsitlrrly no'claaslfrcd ' The Sanford Rotes delayed their During the war the government of­ OUR CROP IS EXCELLENT RUT legulnr Tuesday meet unkil Saturday sble Professional cnch fat ia nds charged to nnynnr. Cash fered war savings stamps, paying 0f whom, Itt hi* chosen pro- ha ha niuh! aernmpany all orders. SO |H TH E CROP.OF THE" in order that the U u i.to y fx th e nrnbout -1 per cent asu niethsiTof s&vX>no o f tho c h ie f concerns o f this bank is to'hrinjf fession the Herald recom* ha fa Count -fire words to a Ibis |l* -ing for people of small means. Since ganiation could serve Vile members NORTHERN GROWER. re lie f U> the farm ers in -this section. It in goin g up ha and remit accordingly. mends to tho people. With n fincL/"(ran«! 'luemi” Saturday ^ ( the war, and to take the place of to the lim it in loyal attem pts to tide them o v e r jn ha Pa • Stmie ‘ of the prettiest lettnse we nt the Valdez, Cntnneo, who has ** ! war savings stamps, the Government H times o f depression. * •a. ha fa; far ha jta n* tti Pa ** ] offered Treasury savings certificates have ever seen was brought to the heard of ihcre jjame menus., took no r In fact this Bank is g iv in g m ore thought to­ iupchcon of rhsncos nnd had a fine jppcf ~ in denominations of $25, $100 and *"llcrnid office yesterday by . W. 1*. chancos FO R SALK’ day than ever b efore to w ay« o f adding Id the farm*' Stone nnd John Bollcy. It shows thnt beef and nnd 1 ami potatoes and rmlndi minds7 nnd I $1,000, now sold to investors at $20, .er's prosperity. aca foods nnd other goad thinga and the fault lias not heen witji the San­ 1 I ®2 nnd *82(,t respectively. They Attorncy-at-LAw *-J’; 1 m,,il ■ _______ j l 00*8^ pay 4 percent if held until maturity. ford lettuce for It is hfndt>d ns fine there was not a vestige o f gome o f j B ring your troubles to us and w o will SE V E R AL HOUSES for sale. House five years from the date of issue. an the nmrkef could wish and would hoy description. This only goes to) get her what |a the best th in g to do. Over Seminole County Rank for rent. See Thigpen, 9Q-tfc About $1)25,000,000 of War Savings carry the long distance n»r{h without Rhow that tin* !|uptcrs of*the Rotary OuV interests are m utual.' S7 FLORIDA jlANFORD WOOD FOR S ALE —$8.50 a cord Stamps, scrips of 1918, become due any trouble. But the fault, if ‘fault Club may be good hunter* hut they ; Plcnso arrange to pny rash on de- January 1, 1923; and the Government you coultl call it, has been i » the warm never kill anything or if they do, J llv y y , and specify the kind of wood now offers to issue Trensury savings sumtnor-Hke days, that have prevailed the - rest of .the world never knows ! wanted, dhen placing your order.— F. certificates in exchange for them, throughout the north, giving the let­ anything about i t Ililly Glenn, e d i-! . A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W S*. Vornay, X lyQ-tfc affording tho owners an opportunity tuce growers up there the chance to lor of--du* Otlamlo Sentinel; J_(m j tu continue a safe investment with again fertilize their rrops and "come Kincaid, the merchant prince, nnd > H „ t National D.nk Dolldino % pood as ntfw. $120 takes it, half good interest. Saving hns furnished buck" nftr the light frosts of sev- Frank Me bane, tho head o f the big j -FLORIDA .(«sb , balance 510 per month. R. J. the life blood for many nations and eml weeks .ago nnd, supply the mar­ mill at ‘Apopka,' wore the guests of ( SANFORD insures prosperity to-th* people. The kets up fhenr with just ns* good let - the club nnd till of thejn came down] - : ■ * - ■ r--~ — Holly, Ilcrnhl Office. 170-Ctp, Government is doing everything pos­ toec ns Sanford ran send them nnd from Orlando to ] get Some of- that rOU BALE— Duster and Gays' p.unlS sible to encourage saving in the Unit­ the growers there have the n I vantage choice venison and wild turkey nnd -PROGRESS-S E R V IC E STRENG TH and varnishes a t Sanford' Novelty ed States by offering sound and at­ o f the-frelght rales an Iwtvo flooded "lame ducks” and other good things, j » jWorks, Sanford agents. 183-tfc tractive securities for the investment the markets with- good head lettuce. hut nevertheless they were well cal­ -:- L A W Y E R FARM ERS— You can get seed bed of smalt sums. If you want to save, As a consequence onr fine lotturu ls fin! with ' the fine feed and de­ u ,, , . ,1 frnm—i and irrigation plugs nt tha nnd insdre.your future, it would pay crop has gone to smash for sovcral clared at tho dose of the luncheon 5 • - :— Court House l.A D lE K NOTICE! , |66G qu ich ly re h e v ts ( ulus anal . Sanford Novelty Works. loo-tfc you to investigate Uncle Sam’s sav­ days-but now we see daylight ahead •th'nfthcy irltended 16 come to Snn- . . . ! LaGnpjTO, LHtoUHnnd n real freeze for Jersey nnd other ford every Tuesday. * ’ B o p .- fqli - | ( implete Hue « f bulbs * * ~ Sccund s h e e w , iiV ix n , only ings system. » Ml)ny matter* of importance were t DCS,*) and H cadaynt localities thnt foave been giving us so " I t is to-bu hoped thnt every per­ ka pi' n 'fa K lw n : n h P f t TiOc p er 1,000, whilp they" last, at IllftVe'Jbff arrived,. Wo have the largdiscussed and the Rotary’ wheel that Clcrnld o ffic e .___ ______________ dU son who cun do so will exchange War much trouble nnd .with u -colli .snap G R E A T E S T B A R G A IN E V E R l t ,K*1 c ,v ,r brought t6 Sunthere and n rool Bnnp down here next was presented in the club at Tampa Savings Stamps, noon to fntl due, for fa* FOR 8 ALt>—10 ncres in Longwood. O F F E R E D : B t ’ K ’ K S IX : Com* irr and examine. ^ for tho host jdtendnme-nt the -Allweek should open-up a fine market, corner of Grove und Orange nve- Treasury savings certificates," said E X 4 iE l l.EN’T 1s ' omplcte and wc,respectfully invite T IR E S * Postmaster Elder. "The large although it is rpthec Into to recoup Floridn Day, wa? presented t»» iho N E W .... . .. . Tlio L. >' • nucs, S. E. 1-t Of N. E. I- l of S. w'. H tnl*mbers by President’ Tltrnaher-am! ['C O N D IT IO N .— B . & O. M O T O R «-*nl!iftg' nnd jatron «ige.~Th « amhuiit o f money invested nnd the the Thanksgiving market which is « 1-4 Sec. 35, Twp. 20, Itangc 22.—Titos. if the CO. *Ji()g.|fe| AHdn Seed < o , Sanford, Fla.great number of persons who pur­ always a good' one fur enrly lettuce, will now hflTtg on the avail of W J. Baxter. ' ■_ll*2ilnp), ■palm ruonw chased war savings stumps • showed it is tho perversity1of the game that r* 1*El *PER SEE I) Ft )K SA LE—l* have1 that the .people o f this country could is1followed by the growers of early W ANTED TO RENT Permanent, 3j Y oU <;sn find the name of J5L^-,.a- surplus of 35. ilia, nf-ituby. King WEEK'S WEATHER . -ue^L.jquih' .iinfut.iiiiliial- apaiiJiuiul.t_ -ettve money -when — the nrcesavty; irttucc In thiir pavt-«f-th»-world arid, Pi 'every live * Business Man -'popper seed saved b/ it)yself nut of arose.* Now, i f . they, will take the tSe late lettuce in the northern fields MB BELL An d r e c o m m e n d ' f.'ut or houac <du,sir.*ib!i’ . I lh litifiii, A i}- j .................. Pa in'Nnufofd Tri'this Column ^ tho very best New .Jersey stock, $2.75 dress "F. nr ;urt» Herald office,' Sa»v Weather*Outlook for the-Period Nov.money /they saved when they bought nnd it is an ill .wind, that Jjlowi no)■ each day. fa* lb. Xthlrcss, K Grothcn, Dqntn, stamps to aid the government in the body fcood. However, our northern . 192-tfc, 27th to December 2, Inclusive fort!, FJ;i. n m . h a Fla. KiS-tfo prosecution of thp war . and bay’i cousins have made enough -money nut * "-■ *.■ • South Atlantic nnd East Gulf TKk'gSo^m; aahiniG n sx ha *c-j te» ha ha ms ‘ hn ha Art; you moving? Cull ia QUICK Ktr.ter.: Generally fair nnd cool with.* FOR SALE-^Chcvrolot touring car. Troasury saving scertificntes, they j o f lettUdO .And .they can afford to SERVICE TRANSFER tr. do it.’ ftobts the first purt b f week; there' W ill sell nt n real U-trgitln. See trill demonstrate that tho thrift les-j step njldo. now and let us tr y ’ the ■• v We’ll |)ye l ’or'Yuu . It, prvbaliiUty *of unsettled weather, ♦ Motor Go. , First street and sons of the war hnve nut been with-. game nwhile for we have th e , only BON T O N 'S T E A M PU E SS I-R Y ^ y 0” Avo.- "* . . • 20l-0tp *out irfftfet.’ The'holders'of war snv- 1real lettuce lit .Hid.state, nt. this nkowt-m nn<l sonuiwhnt higher l*m spnjora th? Zodiac it t Kent & AfcKce, Props. Huvo, Ilia Retold, da your nett joli ftCentura tntler.part of week. . .of, f u l l hAlTh J’SVi room-tnmgaiow oil, inga stamps, hnve, seen* investments and by, nil .the . signs Cl e a n i n g , d y e i n g , a l t e r i n g of <»boltt $20.50 grow* to $25 *in "five should be bringing good money of printing! ' Wo hh4d the equipment I erms ur exceptionally vr 'years .and larger amounts in the"thc grower*. • If the Sanford Work caicd /or and delivered The Morale] delivered, 15c per week, to da nil Kinds of job printing.. A. P; ConOcBy A' Son . . *2U5-tfe same proportion. They can sec the can get goin;^ tt will loonon -314 Wtst First St. Tionc 46I-JFUR S ALK — To settle estate, revolt same thing repeated if they reinvest up greatly here and will big a . , jiaaSengcr Cadillac, fine condition; in Treasury Savings Certificates. In- stimulant to the holiday trade, “ WE D E L IV E R 'i i l E GOODS . lanv tiro3, $009.— i*. 11. Stone, Orange terest accumulates nt the Yale of I per cent each year, crthtpouhdCd Semi- 1 Red Snapper fish steaki—Stone’s annually. These* savings’ certificates , , . Storage F acilities . R U N T are exempt from the;normul Federal If WC please you, tell others; if not, j . REFfT^VurriisIwd ro Income tax, and from all stMte and -77— 7 tell or. Thone 498 o r . paTk AveT local taxation (except estate and in­ heritance taxes), and mav bo held In FOR‘-KENT-— Lower flour of • ; s a n f Or d furnished, 203 Kurd Third atree I. the amount of $5,000,* maturity value, E V IN R U D E „ 207-5tp for each issue, by every member of D rU C U ASLE SO tf-gJAT AfTOCA"OE KOTOR 11 family. They art* hacked by the General Machine and Boiler Works; FOR RENT— II qusekee ping apartcredit of* the United Stalest Governi r^-nt. 719 Oak Avo. 20l-l2tp Cylinder Grinding; UcLuxo Flstona; Saves that lo n g ro w or mont. nnd afford nn easy mid xuro i T. 5'hfT—Rooms and kitchenette. Fly Whecl StccI Gear. Bands; Cr.mlt FOR method of saving." paddle to tlio m arsh and —Shirley opposite post jhiriey Apartment* oppohll *'l nuffercd (or five year* with r),euShifts Returned— *— — ^-Phono 62 28-tfc . . . . 'n ilillin .’ iuiil had Kczema for two *. * " *__’ *______ ' _________ 1 gets you thero fresh end office, upsliiira. O AKLAND i U l ' K I N t i , 192U yrarS,e say* Mr. Boll. "1 hnit'BUth m Eye* Examined Glawea Designed iFOB RENT-iUnfqrniahcd apartment M O D E L A T $200. T I I I S IS A vero pain*' In' nfy4 limbs and body arid smiling— with keen eyes vt » -■«- -r »• -r 1 Fern dale Apartment.*, 305 E. 1-irst H E A L B A R G A IN .— II. & O. MO­ aucli terrlbla ttcblng on ray feet and 2 o P* u O) EACH SEASON t) (a THE FARMER’S BEST FRIEND5 *«s * George A. DeCottes fat FRED R. WILSON The Seminole SANFORD, FLORIDA s CIIELLE M AINES. : BUSINESS DIRECTORY CALUMET powoat Sanford Cash Grocery Quick Service Transfer ' ______________. -o:, r,tp FOR SUFFERED F O R . _ FIVE YEARS WITH RHEUMATISM Madiihe & Fotmdry Co. Henry McLauIm, Jr., street. . Opt. D. FOR R ENT— Furnished . loo-tfc T O R CO. hnu»e and threo furniahed npurtment*. Phone DENMARK W IL L ’ CONTLNUE • • , Optle/nn-Optomclri*t m 20 MOtp T1IK EIGHT-HOUR DAY 212 East First SLrcit Hanford. Fla. 371-W. * I' OR U1>NT—6110 I'cd mom and kitch*lly T b . Sa.nrUlrd I 'r r t .l T <;n furuiahed, price $15 per month. COPENHAGEN, Nov. 27.- The 8* Apply to Mrs. 11. 1). Durant at I.ake hntir dhy law in Denmark will he exMary* * lO.T-tfc A R C H IT E C T tended for the years 192) and 11)25* aa tiitt result of n report made recently Room 7. Miller Bldg. _ ____________________________ _ by the Board of Social Welfare. SANFORD -> FLORIDA JW'A'RTEFP TO®? nt ')'»>* J^ L " f This law, which was etpu-ted a year security^-.Cull at Hill Hardware Co; ^ \V I Hughey. * 209-Ctp ago to remain in force until the end of 1923, lias been attacked by ninny in­ terest*' nn ' being responsible for the Jlnnr.on Shoo* S hop.. ‘ inerfeascfi in the' cost of living, hut ef­ f 11-13-20-27, 12-ip forts to have it rescinded huvu failed.' V. C- C O L L E IL Prop.' \ chance to build your The Board, in Us report, stated .it <T before lumber gets any 1believed the- law <Vns responsible for lifij-bcrr-TUlans and estimates furnisli- tnuih pf thin Increase, but that it con 'rd.— Sanfopd Novelty'Works. ]H3-tfc twined, many advantages for the work C O N T R A C T O R .nnd B U IL D E R FOR K EN T—One furnished l(cd room, men which" more than offset this di* ,, $17 Commercial Streot— Sanford, Fla. ,320 Onk Avc. Phone 2603. 2(l8»6tc advantage; ELTON X MOUGIITON WANTED SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS s6.„wr'i„;,uiV..';u- Gqneral Shop and Mill-.] Work Ft)U R KNf — Large ujUtair* bedroom privilege Iiut writer. 110(1 Palmetto Avo. 208-3tp e l e c t r ic a l c o n t r a c t o r s h 'A N 'fK n —Hftve cllelif wanting a t — .. ............................. .* Bmnll place, ncur Aown, same muck W«*tingfi(ju*e Light* .and Appliance* not ujirticulnr as to condftlmt of the S * New Lliio of Fixture* ...' house." Vflll pay about.$iy00.—Strout Farm Agency. 209-tfc 123 W ast F irs t Street GILLON & FRY a W. HERNDON in s u r a n c e a g e n c y f ir e - - A U T O -----— BONDS LOST— Between (JatcluTs store arid Nc\y Smyrna, shot guni Remington." Finder leave nt 100 Sanford Avenue and get reward, j * 20$-2tp ONE-SIXTH N A TIO N A L S, O. Shinliolser Conlrnctor nnd nuildcr INCOME PAH) AS TAX VOLSTEAD PROPOSES \ \ Ice* (ram gcscma*ihUt f wan In a hor- and eixistic'muscles. cumo effected ami I was In a censral run down condition, Portable, easy to attach, simple to operate, depend­ 200-tfc rlldo condition;.inr kidney*^ alsn b«- "I waa attracted to Furratlno. by a* e irij, i v ndverOm-d u m e i •« 1In 1 1 Alabama i m * ppaper* n p v i * , seeing It * and nflrr ustni; less than 011a tiottla I 1 waa no rpllnvet) and now since taklrnr Kfc'rra nn Uin pains have left me, generul nystrm baa bean built up 3 ijfd ,1 jim urcnpy .Improved' and the jj ?T‘i Kcieinn *is 'much better. 1 am Kliul to recommend Kcrrnllno becauso tt ha* re­ stored me to health and 1 con*lder It the heat remedy that can be found.,* 1 would not be without It fo r much more than It coal. .T w o bottlea have made Vno e welt-man."— Adv. " I f your local dealer does not han­ dle FERRALINE, send $(.00 direct to the F E R R A U N Ii DISTRIBUTING a b le’always.,* Speed, 7 to 8 miles an hour. E v in r u d e M agneto — .Built-In. F ly w heel Type, Automatic Reycrse, more That VVi* Havt* Hie Exclusive Distribution of thei speed and power. •- ■ ' For Sala hy . * LEE DUOS. Or.r *0.000»ol3—Iiwl ty . CHANGE IN SYSTEM * OF COURT PLEADING * W ASHINGTON,;Nov. 25.— Simpli­ fication 'of the aystehr o f pleading uml prncXlch In ‘federal .courts to tiring about a more speedy termina­ tion of litlgntlon Is provided in n bill introduced todny by Chairman .Vol­ stead, of the house judiciary commit­ tee. It would (.‘ rente a commission composed of two supreme court jus­ tices, two circuit and two district judges and three members of the bar to. recommend necessary amendments to the statutes and judicial code. ’’’tf'M W lN G T O N , Noy. 27. — One- FRANCE TO TEACH sixth o f tho national income of the FARMING BY MOVIES SANFORD FLORIDA United ^Slates went into tuxes in' 11)21, according to a report issued to­ GENERAL day by the National Conference PARIS, Nov. 27.— A project to se­ REPAIR cure better instruction In farming for '• * ' ' ‘ I’W> 3tt) f the peasants d9*F*«Rra. by .the use of motion pictures has been approved by Wight HrW.'DepL. Garage Bldg, the cabinet. , -An annual* appropriation of 500,900 .Red Snapper fish, ntcnk.—Slone’s franca IsnvnUhbli; tp buy .picture ma­ Mfukit, 327•Sanford Avc. "' 209*2te chines for, agricultural *$chbo!h .'and community cohtert* rthrihc.thc fawners will see the application o f scientific POTfiny . •. DEMONSTRA­ methods* to their work. TION Wednesday at yow" Tho imono; will be taken from the M*L CO’S. . „ A 20P-21C l(iunpahirc,‘ New MpkicO, North'Da- receipts of tho parimutuel'liefting ma­ chines operated* under ‘governmental Old Dobbin might hnve . rymulnetl koVa, tltah, ‘ Washington’. dpd Wis­ pupu|8r if'theic-'hnd bbert soine place consin, stutu and focal tax-burdens concession’ at horse races. in: 13ID- ttrereded federal ‘ Him ‘tofanten *$2<}0 worth of nc- percapita r, - . __ *» '. . • '• ' , The Herald delivered, ICc per week. tnnOap )>yT eaplta, cqf Jorikl. ABSTRACT CO. Get An Abstract Before Buying Property ©Q <S>® E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. Cures M alaria, .Chills and Fever, Dengue or IliliouH Fever.* NOTICE TO CITY T A X PAYE R S! • • • # FOR SANFORD and have received our first shipment and will* re eeive another shipment in a few days, Wc will carry at all a complete stock of these Tires and Tubes, and we are prepared to give you real service. j . CITY TAX ROOKS A R E NOW OPEN FOR T H E ' P A Y M E N T OF TAXES FOR 1022, 2 # discount ,nb towed If paid in November, I*# dis­ count allowed if paid in Dofatnbor. BUSINESS AND OCCUPATION LICENSES.beemn^ duo October 1st Folt OrrtLS a n d j u n i o r s . and should bu’ tmid pruhiiitlyk ‘ . . • •' , ALFRED FOSTER,’ * * From even,’ angle this little dre» sugttMts imvelty. . I t h fashioned in City Tax Collector. unbleached imjidm, if the wearer is under ten years old. Above that oec 191-Oncs W«U-4t® •chainbray or gingham itwfy lie" used. The skirt .is . decorated with little. TO OWNERS (IF DOGS! .appllqucd flower baskets. • These may he of,-brown gingham, with the floorers in blue and pink, or yellow and red. A ‘ 1)0(1 LICENSE FOR VJs A R ’ 192J narrow pelt ol self-material bolus in tho BECAME DUE OCTOBER 1. S « . fulneis at the waist. A round collar and £80 of Revis'd Ordinan;e^., provides tum-back cuffs finish neck and sleeves, respectively. Medium sire requires i l l that dogs not having license tag may yards jA-inch material. . . , In* killed hy Chief UL’l 1^4 VtlkU. qf.POllqo. Pictorial Hevjcw Dress No. 894J. A l f REU FOSTER, b to 17 years. Price, a* tents. City Tux (Oolitelor. Embroidery No. 13564. Transfer, blue Sc yellow, 30 cents. . ,• ‘ ‘ - . ^ *., The Kelly is a standard tire of' the highest quality, and it Cosls No More to Buy a KELLY; r • - . * , r . • * r * TF .4 Z t r _ • * • • LET YOUR NEXT TIRE BE A KELLY ni r SANFORD, FLORIDA �POUR . 11i|!■ 7 ..'-7 i ». •: fS • *iM m m ■>% a«y''tv .W f ‘VX .................................... ASE B ALL OOT B A LL ASKET BALL R A P SHOOTING^- REALM OF \.GOLF* \v ir | vj 7 * BOWLING ■*- - TENNIS . BOXING €HAS. L.i BRITT, Editor l*Pi- a - . - - ----------- — ------------ , ' —— a THE IDEAL. BANK RELATION ta in ta im la '•. . - ^ . -. .' .t . * •’ *rfic Ideal Lank relation, front th? cuatomer’8 standpoint, involves the fo!-. lo w in g ':'' ' . ;• ; * ' jT-Unqucstioned ‘ safety for deposits. f e T h e hality to extend proper accom­ modation in tim e o f stress. •*. ^ S— A genuine- personal interest in the . oustejiior— u sincere desire to*, help , * him to succeed. These iire the three fundamental fac­ tors that go to make nn ideal hank • ’ connection, ami this bank prides itRelf upon m aintaining this relation fit’ * ' with its customers and friends. Sanford, .13; Fort Meade. O; ... at h loss when the' boll crossed tho 'GATORS OUTPLAYS* • And the beat game of the season, lino and _ Mcl.ucns playing .'three • ■ o g e Ti .thouw ’ e a n d . w i n ; so wq any. ■. . yards behind Pill Moyc as he kicked; 7" * 7* * * * ,> r • BY SCORE OF 12 TO rushed across ..the . line nod while And. Ft. Meade's team wns not, so ■ everyone else stood, by with mouths A T L A N T A , Cal, Noy. 27,-rOut-. badly coached <dth«?r, If yob noticed. ■ open, fell, on it for a- touchdown. ■. weighted mightily and outplayed ■ v Moyc kicked the ball in tho right slightly, tho Ogletlrofpe'Pvtrela wyre a Orlando won, env yesterday, hert a place for n point after touchdown, 'compelled to fold their tlrt-d wings DcLand, 7-G. ■ bringing the total td thlrtcep where vjln serene acquiescence to defeat at a it stayed till the fhd. \ — r— a Ponce dc I-con Park Saturday after­ ■ And maybe this isn’ t fine golf On several occasions, Ft. Meade noon while the.Invading total ton­ ■ weather. threatened Snnford'a goal linp, in nage from the Univonity of Florida one instance getting it* to within one scored’ 12 points and held the totals ■ The wuy they thronged on tho foot of a touchdown," but the San­ scoreless. Florida's right end, Dun­ N ■ course yesterday nadc it look that ■ ford defensive was a wee hit too can, turned tho Wick. ■ way at least. much for the visitors, and held them Albert Duncan did the dnmggc.by ns in a visa. —i ' ;-j 4 M deliberately dodging tlje dogged de­ n Don't forget that girls .basket hall lonch Wilinson's ttllttcrinK .San- j interest in the many victories they • Both teams worked" ninny trick fense while .within Oglethorpe’s 20n plays,-giving .the fann quite a few ynrd lire, most of the credit fuL the game nt the Pariah House tomorrow ii With School fout-lmll eleven j hung* tip. H. ■ red a brilliant nfsd m|| carped vh> t • Ft. Mundi* also had n mighty well- thrills at, th t way they were- carried victory khopld.go to'Newton, half­ night. : Going to be u good one. H M y Saturday afternoon, on the llulk-, trained outfit* and they fought nobly, through successfully, and especially back .fro mour Southern sister state interesting 'was the way Ft. Meade And if you'-would see 'what a fine id, before an enthusiastic c ro w d J ja t just Aind to bow to a superior A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R whose giants wery responsible for the eh they emerged front a hArd bat-* byrtch .of athletes. P L Meade has worked the “ lock-step." inroads into Oglethorpe's territory. teuni Mias Tilln hna, logmen tip with Hanford made twelve first downs The lifrgest fullback -on record,. *if your two-biLa and turn ouL * . with the Fort Meade high school1played some wonderful foothall them* B. F. W UITNKR, Cashier F. I*. FORSTER, President the-visitors and iresentatives, on thc'long. end o f a IWlVc* this season, and. their ib m p E: •to. the,, fiyo.msdo by . . . there is any record*on earth big The Arm y sunk the Navy, 'Oalors ■to-0 colir-L ‘ 'in foldin g Hillsborough tu three completed, eight-of-their eleven try* - •„ (;UBfc ti hold him, sthrled the game Sanford's fighting- spirit was in touchdpvr’ns, by defeating • Kissim-* at forward pass, ■nil * for big' gains, for Florida *nn'd ploughed enrwider- ceptqred Ogbthorjio-\and Sanford 1evid en ce x/nd their great offen- tnec by twice ns nrany points \»s {lap while. Ft. Meatle ohfy coinpk*UH four ably, hut the seemingly impossible went over ihtf top o f Fbrt'Meade. . e- was' o n ly slightly superior ' to ford did, and their other .victorieyT Ttf'tbejr fourteen. t •; JOHN G O V E , Proprietor wrts hccbtnplished nnd he was knock­ There were no outstanding stars In ed out before the thijsi pi-ri.otl. had *tr stubborn defense of their goai coupled with the fact that- they lookClemcnccau saw Harvard and Yale C E M E T E R Y W O R K A S P E C IA L T Y e which waa seriously threatened od and acted like real players when Saturday’s game as every Sanford Im one history. lie yreighs 220 piny Saturduy. Just b e t‘ he thought 1018 West First Street t -, ' y v « V •• • • • • 1018 West Plrst SUeel player played 100 per cent perfect nt several occasions. our. little old game o f foqthull was pounds on buying scales.’ ? ' J- «rIlhey appeared off thir field, nnd then * % ? * ? ' 1? r f * « 1 : ^ vi--; The game, the last scheduled one their .steady, march down the field his •position, and. every one of them liiuilcx jnihl. . * . * be played in' Sanford Uiis-so&sonf ifi the first minute’ of p1a>\ htid the came in f o r Their'shaft! df. the hon­ FOOTBALL RESULTS ■--- - * is brimful of exciting Action, and Sanford farm feeling just a trifle ors. in winning the game. It keeps ip’tting harder nnd harder . Sanford will go to Daytona to play l- stubborn fight being put up by dubio-j ■ nl ‘ lu ; ’.art. find any outstanding slurs on tho Boston University 11, TufU 0. th elevens, no tiresome delays nnd local x-ievui. They* nil play such per­ BBBBBBEBBBKBBHBBBnnHHBBBBBaBBBnaBXBBBBBBBCaBBlBBHBBrB JStfafnrd knUcklcd down to it bi fore, «n -Tin-key^ Day to finish this tsen*Dartmouth^, Brown 0, . .. ■ B e. outcome always in doubt, seem the game was long under way and so*n*a‘ schedule ami the outcome of fect team work that ever body gets in B . Ohio Northern 0, Ca-^e-7. * •greatly {dense the large gitli-.-ring^ in..apilc-nL their fino-.team- -Sanf-W - H bttf. is not .even .in. rtoubtV— '-------------------- ~ urA>:eUr8rtcli|Kli ^ '. 7 ■storytMntf. " d H6KI them Home with pie feeling out-played Urcni’ in ovfcry „ heibg . . mado td ’C department-. ,tyfc ctOJtX jvhfy department Notre Dame IP, Carnegie.Tech 0. at the season just cloning was an nnd hung up a victory that'wjs well- the Hilislrorougli eleven intn a post Only une bud break they made Was University of Detroit 20, W. and season game antl-thrsv efforts may :ccijtional!y_ wonderful brie,'- and rfafned,* - • -t * an the onsldu kick that resulted in 1.0. at thosd'lew dollars sjamt to help The locals keored their first touch-, pi(»duco ft;sults. Sanford won ovet .. Buckncll 20, But gem* 1.7. -euchdown. Just a cuse of McLpcna c. Sanford toys wni rcUirpcd with down In the first quarter, after a Fl..Memly by two touchdorois, while outguessing the whole Fort Meade . Marklnnd 20, Itutgc-ra 17. ■. ■ ’ * 1 steady march down the field through Tampa ;Op|y beat thsm with'. ' three • Maryland 0 1, CnlhoBc•uiiivc-i jdty, 0i .tc'qru. tltefr forward pa.-tM-s.carried through touch-downs, which nmVes’ tho local Army 17, Navy l.|, *. . ‘ . . successfully, n forward pass tly Mr- fnns feel that n game between those But the woods will 'not be ns full Harvard JO, Yale 7.. Lucas'to Hilt Moyuiwho was over the two eleyc-qa will he one worth see­ Alabama 10, Oeorginjl. > * * • of game after this week as it was n lit;**, netting them their first six ing. cuuplg.of.weeks agu. Alany nice l» ig '* . . Florida*,! 2,- Oglethorpe 0. The line-up apd summary for Batpoints after- touchdown was missed Jfdms. Hopkins, 10, St. .lohna (A n ­ bucks lu-ing brought in. And l|u>t ■ and the six-point lend held until the urday’s game follows: napolis)- 7. gees for turkeys, quail, ducks and a n '" .Sanford— Ut Ft Mealle—0 third quarter when Sanford scored Ohicngo 0, Wisconsin 0. '> "•................... 5 Position , nriothcr touchdown, got .exactly B Ht. IgnaciuM 31, Wilmington 0. a .......... . I*. Year wood through n’ l'flukt " hut through" tlie 'K irlj; Muhlenberg 20, Fnrdhaqt 20. • We Just won't l-o satisfied until Ix-ft end inability of l-'t. Meade's players to Swnrthmorg 2Si Havorfurd 2. ' '■ Hillsborough plays us a 'post-sdasun ■ Acree thoroughly umleistand what was h)ip: A y cod, B Furman 20, ( ’lcnison 0. • gam e.' ‘ We jusi can't help but feel fl l.efl tarkle poning. Gettysburg 15, Lebanon Valley 0. that if they, conk* in the big'five, then B Sturgis - Purdue 7, Indiana-7, Mcl.ucns announced to the referee Flowers “ - ■ trf'jihbuld. cunfe-In the log four. Let's B B Ta-fiT guaid U iHHf \M w quld,lry on outside Sick Denison 1.7, Wesleyan J.|. l-.nrr from you, Tampa. fl ...... . .. —... .... Simmons • Boston college* 0, Georgetown 0. from the 20-yard line, To ' cxrr.v Ihipo R U Cf-nter liti» through witlio'it a hitch the Catholic ‘ High’ rtf Philadelphia 0, U Been hearing anything about these rtobi.Him St. James of i la Verb ill 0. fl Sanford plaVer i move ring the* bill ’Meftfaulin hunters that are drifting in. from the R Right guard would have had tu he la-hind the Michigan 10, Minnesota 7. woods 7* 'Tis said that AithurM'oWtdi B ■ man kicking, Under ordinary rlr- McAlexnnder — -------------- Sumner Iowa 77, Notfhwestcrn 7. and Dick Maxwell weep standing on a .Right tneklp,. , etU)>‘ lata r- lliis pjay, Would not have Ohio Htnte (1, tWflOtt 7. ’ % , . -* _ _ .^ M , (lock wneii*St-fnved irr and they went R \ Desliong. U went through, but the -Sanford Itriy's* Mono . Trinity 25.. Randolph-Macon 12. ‘ * |nto the water. Then .thote are oth* H Right end figured tho opposing .-h-vi-n would toPenn, Military 0, Western ■ Mary­ cm that say the thing never did cave U u lei.urns ............ . .......... Keller land 0. ' " ... B. ill .th ey Just fell off. Quarterback M Michigan Aggies 15, • Mass. 'Ag­ B l*eek Kitlpatrick gies l). n 7 RB -ha ta fa fa m im m iu K* B • O - A - la-ft halfback Roanoke college (13, Elon'lh ha H tot W, Moye ■ a Clyatf Howard it, llinuingham Southern 7 flu B Kj H Right hni(|>ack M Wilmington Light infantry 22, ha n E. Moyo .......... . m . Year wood Fort Bragg U. • » •' « ha m Ea Fullback,' Wake Forest .0, North -f^riifiiut ha a S<iore by iM-tiodn: • * * • \ n -Stale 72. . •• • < ha H Sanford' ’ ........ 0 .0 a lit | St. Xaxier 72, Otter]»ein univer- 84 Ra Ki h i lq M b Iti k i 1^) ho B Fort MeaiU ■ • ■ - 0 - 0 idly o. u B Scoring: Sanford, VV. .Moyc. filca M’ ' Wabash .30, Depauw 0. * B m The following is Ihe program for l.'ucas. Try for point after touch* N a Nebraska 51, AmcsJJ. ’- . ■ • down, \V. Moye.Kubstitutes, Fort Miss. School of Minvs tl, Uijiv. of this week at- the Princess. Paste it in ■ . B youo hat for future reference; Meade, K. Keller fur Deshoug, Desh- Tenn. Md. 04: • . -' B -I’ hoHc 113 ong .for (3. Keller. Referee, Chitten­ 112 MaRtto'ia AvenuoSt. Louia Univ, 2S,«|.nyoltt 0. den. ..Umpire, Hines. Head lines^Thursday—-Richard Bnrthelmcss in Miss. A. and M. di Drake 18. "1 man, Younts, . “ The Seventh Day’*; nlso n two-purl aBflBaBBBflBflflflflaBMflflflflRBBBflnBHBXBaafllSaBBBaBlIBBBfllSMHRBB California *28, Stanford 0. Century Cqmcdy. West Vn. university 28, Ohio uni­ lift DOPHKTERS'GET THINGS versity 0. •• Friday nnd Saturday— Nncimova in Culver Mil. Acad, 41, Rose Poly, A LL MIXED UP I,AST IVKIiK * SPARKS CIRCUS A TH O R O l'D lll.Y CLK-\N ONE “ A D o»’« ; House”. A impreme atory lust. 0. / '’.'ho Sparks Ciieua is a fin. show, and n thoroughly, rlcnp ope, Just the kind of woman’*; right to .her own individdCulorqdo. Aggies .83, Brigham we Were giad'to linyo rrnf children witness. lL*t events went with a clocklike NEW YORK, Nov.' 27,-Gridiron, nlUy. Also Fox News. 1 ’ * ' ■ ■ • ' . . . ... . . • precision thirl spoke Volumes for its allrectors."— '‘CONSTITUTION.” A t­ dope, already badly upset this' nea- Yoiuig ifniy. o. ? ' . ASSORTED NU T t llOCOl.ATKS * Colorado Schqnl o f Minca 0, Univ. jneij look a complete somersault to­ lanta, Go.. Coming—-"The Old HomcXtiad"; “ I Colorado 10. l CHOCOLATES AND BON-DONS day from an Eastern view-point, in CfRC l'S PRICF-S ' , : Oregon A ggiifs’ 1G, Washington Am this Igssv” ; “ Burning Sands"; a majority o f leading battles. Har­ .• ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Gloria Swhnsoii in “ impossible Mr*. State college 0. vard's smashing 10-.T victory' over Btllew.*r " Gurizagn UrtiVi 14, Univ. of. Ida­ CHOCOLATES tR'CREAM Ynle, which .was on the tong end of ho 7. . ' * pregnme odds, led-tho form rever­ >,*- * Gg »■ * i*^s ' tfcki - aJT Monday—Tom Moore In "From ihe sals, Ground. Up". . A story,o f u young Ir­ O R L A N D O P O T T K H Y D E M ­ Dartnp'urth, beaten..by Ver­ > V E D N E S I)A Y ishman who rise’s to tlje top in nn e f­ P liE S C R im O N DRUGGIST. - , mont, Cornell nnd *Hprvar«l, enme O N S T R A T IO N 20U-2tc fo rt to gct.evcn with a pretty girl. A l­ T H H K E X A L L STORE 1»ack with n sensational 7-0 trluaiph A T Y O W E U / C O . PHONE 325 KODAK DEALER so Fox News, over Brown, the Crimson's '.con­ CHICAGO COUNTED OUT queror. Tuesday—George Arliss in “ Tho OF WESTERN CONFERENCE Washington and Jefferson, .a • % Ruling Passion." There's something envy favorite, was crushed by De­ strange about everybody,- yourself, troit university, 20 to U, but Notre CHICAGO, Nov. 27. — Today's your wife, your neighbor, every per­ Dame, in another intcr-rcct(onul western conference football games, son has someyruling force. Also a clash ,rnn conspicuously true to form which marked tho closing.of the senSnub Pollard Comedy. in beating Carnegie Tech. ID to 0. Xoa, resulted In the elimination of. I-i Fayette and the Army narrow­ Chicago n« one ut the three teams WedneSdiiy— Anita StcWart in ly averted upsetting two other load­ tied for Big Ten honors nnd left ing encounters, tht- formor barely Iawo nnd Michigan leading the pero “ Sowing the Wind.” You’ll find new defeating its traditional rival, I aj- cento go column.’ The University o f' delightful drama in thin play of oqe high, U to 0 .whilejjie Cadets staged Iowa however, .in addition to weath­ sort of-woman nnd another, one sort whirlwind fin fsn to overcome the ering, the 11)22. grid season undefcot- of, man ami another, (yie sort- uf love Navy, 17 to 14, for the first time ed,'has the glory of a victory over and another. Also “ Step This Way,” a two-part Comedy. since 1010. Yale. V- ■■ ______ •'* The triple tie in tho' ^raco _ was Clcmson will play lr\ Jacksonville i• CLRMSON BEATEN BY FURMAN broken by Chicago’s r.core!esa ticagainst the 'Gators next Saturday 1 game with Wisconsin, while Iowa GREENVILLR, 8.’ C , Nov. 27. — . defeated Northwestern .17 tt> 3, nnd nftcinoon; This game promises to Shattering tlemson’a record of not Michigan subdued Minnesota, 10 to 7, b ea hard-fought one, ns tmlh learns This havthg,her gonl line-crossed this Rea­ Michigan's victory nlso leaves them are pretty well .matched up. - ** r r , gamp next Saturday is the first post son by n Sqi|th- Carolina .team, Fur­ unbeaten for the season. man university defeated SteWart's Wisconsin, who " ruined Chicago's season game to be played by either __ t . *fourth-^iq' «L i£ J team.- Many fytnford ‘funs an well «a cadets twenty to six here today. T h e1hopes, rankstftoVcOnferWv-v Clumsnn defeat leaves tho stnte enco standing. The remaining teams fnns from all ever thu slnto expect ecBA-i championship xundecided as Clcmsftn in order arc Minnesota, Illinois, to go to Jackaohvillc fo r this bat_ ' defeated South Carolina, 3 to p, ,Northwestefn, Ohio State, Indiana Ue.' ----X-------------•- * while South "Carolina bested Furman and Purdue. COME DOW N T O T H E P O T It is Ohio State's lowest ranking .iri 21 to 7. ... : ......... ■ . many years, their victory over lllin T E R Y D E M O N S T R A T IO N O N A T YO W ELL Bed Snapper fish, steak -Stone's iols today .belrlg.their only conference W E D N E S D A Y C O M P A N Y . 209-^tc 209-2tc win Ar*. season, Market, 827 Sanford Ave. . *. , • ' « ■■ r ............... . .A _ • MS f t» "■rrj * ri'i-u^'^4^*J wsisllhlwfitf onard McLuuas and Bill Moys Scofe A ll Points •Jut Had a Team of Beal Football Players Be­ hind Them at Every Stage—Final Score 13-0 SANFOI^O . MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS . Combination Oiler 4-lbs."Gran. Siugar $1.00 -lb. Bulk Mix’d Tea .50 . 30 \ Thursday, s $1.50 ’urkeys for 'thanksgiv­ ing . Potato, Shrimp and— Chicken Salad s j For These Chill}’ Mornings Get. One of Our .HUGHES SUNBEAM RADIANT - — ------- HEATERS - PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. ! FOR THE MOVIE FAN (I esb uditoriuni \vith unsurpassed floors. Doors open at 2:30 p. m. till midnight* Singing by Miss Iyva Grace Wagner, accompanied by her mother. Pie eating tontest and oilier attrad ions. Music by Fred Harvey’s .famous band m- the evening. Auto buss leaves.Vfelduz Hotel Sanford, hourh®. ■ 5 S ■ S 0 COME ONE; COME ALL! GOOD TIME PROMISED Only Big Circus Coinjng'to Sanfond This Year!! JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SHIPMENT OF NORRIS CANDIES 7 .' R . C . B O W E R HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING Wo use nothing’ but the best material ;..all *. work done by expert workmen. AUTO PAINT SHOP Wight Bros. Dept. Garage Building TUESDAY, NOV. �4 'V: VImentB‘ ilntF a lielightful social -hour ; T h e F O L L O W IN G S E R V E T H A T P U R E E L D E R S P R IN G S was. enjoyed by the hostesses, and W A T E R T O T H E IR P A T R O N S ; ■ t ’ their guests, the member*) o f Col«no|.! Theodore Roosevelt Camp W 1,1. • RHSTAUHANTfl— — • DRUG STOKER— - •* • * i 1*1 ‘ r v * 'Officers of tHe 'A u x lIilr ^ arc, laid: Ilell Cafe • Eight dollars ohd’ A half tor ppc R. C. Rower’s Smith Tcrhcun, president;- Mrs. J. R. Seminole Cafe ’ <nr Th r P r tM ) .. Kouraillnt & Anderson •, jlltle quart o f strawberries! Ye gods. CHICAGO, Nor. 25.— A woman’s I.yics, senior vice-president; Mrs. Mae' IVcinka Restaurant % '/ Sounds likc-sohie of the'things they Union Pharmacy A .decided drop In temperature with ,f ,t]| ol^ouL Rut It's true. 1 That’s the n strong northwest • gnle blowing Father Pnnnrl Pi.lllu Vaidex Hotel 1K,oVo WM found in'the-automobile Shaofer, .juniov vkc-proyident; Mrs.) HOTELS— bather, Found Guilty of Extreme,n(nr yhkh thc bo(ly of JoMph UnM( Maude Schmidt, tressuroc. .. Mrs. Mar-' .(hifc the' first full quart which was across tho north Atlantic coast, - ban Wigwam MonKuums Hotel offered sale • actually brought. given n now worry to citrus fruit Cruelty, Declares She Would wealthy head of automobile sales com ion Rallard, secretary; Mrit. Neva Seminole Hotel pany with two huHeh woundljn hacl Haynes, chapiin; Mrs. C. U. Ix>rd, The Central Produce Compnpy. a qew growers of Florida whose fruit has Not Bpjiave. guard; .Mrs. Arrie King, assistant .was .found, last night In his garage Klifimmco corpornUori, \VnS the pur­ gone forward in ventilator enrs, anxlj « i was one o f the clews through which guard; Mrs. Mary Lconnrdi, color chaser. This record price' was re­ anxiety is (ell, fqr the safety o f re­ W c in vite the public nnd nil users o f E L D E R the mystery of the slaying. Detcebearer; Mr*. Edgar E. Hall, musician; ceived- last Saturday evening at an cent consignments that are headed to­ S P R IN G S W A T E R to v is it the spring and in. " police arc seeking evidence to:solve Mrs. C. J. Marshal!, histpriuu; con­ INSANITY .IS RESULT • abctlun snlo in the hand stand on wn rd the north. our m ethod o f handling its p rod u ct W h y take lives, however, were Inclined that Lan- ductress, Mrs.‘A. J. f-ossutg. Broadway. Now England states had a low . . n chance? Y ou r em inent physicians claim New members acquired were Mrs. us was killed in connection with a Probably 200 people gathered pn tetnperature Thursday with the mer­ Long Confinement Nearly Deprives the quarrel over the-car rather than a A. J. I-ossing and Mrs. J. A. I'uttip ’ that this w ater in unexcelled and its purity the street that night to celebrate, the cury down to £!ft degrees, which is suf­ Young Woman of Sight and'Speech makes it most beneficial fo r many troubles The auxiliary Turn enrolled twenty woman waa involved. first ncliiaC sales.' Ucfore 1he .tuition ficiently cold to harm unprotected —Causes Dig Sensation T h e F ofd people <Sf Sanford as w ell as the memhen^with n number of cligiblcs to the growers of the berries had been fruit in ventilator enra i f >it is nol *. In Community. W estern Union recommend this w ater fo r IN S T A LLA TIO N AND MUSTER. offered five dollars for them by handled quickly. Other sections of be heard from. , batteries. . Fleming & Son, but tha plnn to auc­ the country reported a general drop lliieyrus, Ohio.—Jacob I'. Menses, INC, IN CEREMONY THEODORE Call phone 311-nnd have a bottle o f this w ater ROOSEVELT A U X IL IA R Y NO. 3 Another good way to study' the tion them was adhered to. When tho In temperature, but except for the charged with keeping lits twenty-sixsent you nnd protect vou r health. • American language is to listen tp a bidding started at f LOO it looked for most northerly portions of the coun­ jearoldMlnughter, Irene, In n dingy It was n loynl, faithful group (,f defented candidate who is footing up’ a short minute os if the other price try, frccxlng weather is not expected smokehouse fur two years because site fhould hnvo been token.‘ Rut'low bid­ to lost but a few days/ Considerable "Wouldn’t neliave." bus been found patriotic Americans that gathered at |hjs campaign expenditures. ___________________ ding didn't last long. Up went the fruit is rolling northward at the prea- guilty of excessive cruelty "by n Jury the headquarters of Colonel Thcddore In Judge Itumiuels' court. The girl, Roosevelt Camp No. 13, United Spnn-| .......in smullcr «. • - than -• »_ bidding until two men were left Jett in in' ^ tJ mCH but volume said to have been driven Insane by the the running, nt ° fignro well over live 1at tj,c openj|,K „ f the week's "ship- long confinement. Is now an imnutc of ish War Veterans, Thursday evening f . •,,,al" " lc nffectlun *■ <hc vegetnun for the mustering in o f Col. Theodore; ll‘l ° ‘ ovc; doUnrs. When tho hammer finally |^g^ts. The efforts to get rid of the llie State hospital ut Toledo. fell the eighty fifty was-the winner, wpvkv pithing will give n grento* inHie case grew out of HuL-fart that Roosevelt Auxillnry N'A. 3 and instal­ F> a . Nave separated himself from!.*--------/ n — _ crease of thiprtiortla" thrpugh Satur­ on May ft. Sheriff Edward J. Knappen- lation of the officer*. The ceremony that amount for the quart, and Hilly day und Sunday, hut perhaps less, berger went to the Menges home, mid- was conducted hy Department Junior / ilcCool, the runner up, had the sat- than was sent out last yrcck for those way Itrtween Gallon und Crestline, und Vice^Commnnder R. A, Terheun, Sr., found the girl, partly nude, In n smoke- and the presentation o f the charter . jefactinn o f having put up n good two days. * house msir the barn. .The'shod ron- - " ^ Chaplin J. G. . race and helped the Kissimmee bund, few refrigerator cars tu4 finding tallied Utile but a rot and blanket. .. l; " . ■ ' . . „ to whom the receipts were tfiycn. their way' southward now, In-curding Irene was brought to lluryrus, where j Shnron. • 1 he . installation. rites arc The lwx waa beautifully packed by lb reports of vegetable.growers, who she was Cured fo r by'Mrs.'Knappen- T'cnutifui and inspiring and deeply Mrs. J. it. Yates, and looked like a have been urgently seeking .that herger, wife pf (be sheriff. She was touches the hearts of nil true Amcrimillion dollar.). S. R. Chapman act- equipment for .their produce. reported b> show signs iiT long neglect, cans. A fter tho president, Lou Smith • i cd a* auctioneer. However, there will’ be no rapid . May Id she Wfts m-iU fo the Stutu ‘ Terhoun, wns fnductcd mto office; sho On Tuesday in regular sales, with- movement of icon*-to Florida for sev­ Hospital And Menges was arrested]^ turn app0intmJ nnd installed tho historian nnd . .out the auction features, the Control eral weeks, anil the demand for those on « state warrant charging c r u e l t y . ^ ^ co,or. IVihIucc Company bought ail the l>cr- cars will remain' unsatisfied until af­ Family Fought Raldsrs. j othcy olflcers. The ritualistic work Chester A. Meek, Crawford county 0f jbc -Auxiliary ii most impressive • ries ;>n the market at 91.23 per quart, ter Christmai. Hail way men are us nn inccn|jv6 t joynUy to the uml Stanley’s I ’harmncy has con- ing every , means to supply Florida prosecutor,'• slates that the ease Is ^ ____ . . Jifoiight under starelaw. -making t ie nfi||nn_ fbn rin<, W t o the edmrbdes wjlh K om i *nd Mdrph, f„r ^ «^ulpmcA, th, t iiT give •Omlltig of the Jnstice court flniil. their weeks supply at a dollar a greater security • t. and. safety •_ fruit,,, The release of iron** atlructed wide- **f thc United Spant*h \\ af. VeWrads, _ ;• - -for ----quart.- ‘ Mr. Stanley will serve straw­ but. they are .Iwndn-jipped to U K»«i*t-!. Fpr|in)1 .nl|l,lu,anr ;1H- the Htutettultts-lhe “ imys of W '-whose *rnk>r nnd —and say, it's sure a dandy... W ish you could see berries and whlpjtcd"ifvA ' Suit- extent in drawing refrigerators from; mii<le hy county otllrlnlH at the tlmere- fnhhful, conscientious response ti .... the big stack I ’ve got piled up here—looks like a .day. , ( tha porthwest section. 7| vcnlc l thnt tb»* girl had tieen n prls- •their nkCio/V*5call, The "girls of ’1*8’ mountain. Th ere are thousandsand thousandsof .-fairnc-of-the prettiest berrle.-, seen Tlifcs far there has been little- oner !u ihe shock for u long time, re- are exceedingly proud., . " ' ’ them — all packed ready for m e to put your name thi* year wore being, shown Tuesday change in condi^ioq.s pn the .market, set, ' ports ns to ..... .... ....... of ........ ...... In’ presenting the charter, Judg tl.e duration her'rjljh llvlty varying fro-n two to six y e a r s . prcnt" l,,> K by S. IL Aultmnn. Th<^ were grown nnd prices for grape fruit and „ r_ ..........—• and address on, just as soon as you send them. *— .....- ■-'* •“ undMrmliert of I!h* pnrty rnhlln^ flu* j Sharon made art cIiMpJpnt by C. H. Pratt, on thc Aultman farms' nnges are still holding good „nd ntixilior) ( , Mi-rgi-s luiiue met opposition and Inter- 'va* ** strong appeal to the nuxi near Vine streeL Aside from being _rr . ctctaib 1 f.-ri nce from u-eiubers of the faiuJly. j to support Ihe Spanish War Y^ti * *-- * •!»« •wiriu.i t« he (reason's Season's early ber-: " ,C t“ .kin« L ,ho .the largest o f the her to liave one o f these Cajupiet Puzzles. The Ctrl win, passive, aiveptlng relief in every effort for the perpetuation | riqs' they wore "perfectly colored nnd’ ' ,;. ■ ' “ I'mcnt from thi? state . It’s more fun than a box o f monkeys— the longer -without- u*f»ytlal/le. of patriotic service,'the-cause "of"hg firm. Most all the patches in this! ' demand for the choice Whim *!u* wiis brought t*» Ib<; < raw-- ninnity and loyalty to. tho flog. Judge you w ork with this puzzle the more interested • » --- . tit #. •, ,. vicinity are now ' produving h» few ,U,( -ro" *" ” ',rUri'8 ,^al -Hrv ford .i.imiy J........ i ll litre hIi!1 remained In­ Sharon is n most impres«ivc» spe/ikc* you become— Ihe better you like it. riin* berries.— Kissimmee ‘ Gazette. S Krn 1 J nK t0 tho sK'ri>er». — ert, and ln-r only wonls were ii few nnd cm this occasion'his address wat Tampa Times. brief ueknowlyilgttieniH of ttmnk* for especiaUy fine. the iief* o f kindness show n to her, FDUT. FIERCE THI11UNB It does not seem to lie generally A'fj.tKA. CELEHRATES t h e to solve it— spring it on some o f your clever Released From Asylum. « recognized hut it is qn liistoricnl fact ' BRANCHES OUT WITH HI-CENTEN AltY OF • • • i “ friends— see how fast their brains work— see i f , 1,’ mlrr ilie nire o f the sherifTH wife AN AFTERNOON DAILY “ 811 AKESPEAltE OF JAPAN’*! site brightened Uolleeably, bin sbowed that the American army of the Span . they edn solveti real puzzle. ish-Americnn war wns a strirtly vol 11tt I . response |o ulietnpl* to Induce R )H T PlERCE Nov. 27. .llegmOSAKAi j npaT)i Nov. 27.-Asnkr. ur.tcrr army, the men volunteering her to explain lie- eaplhlty In the • -— - -----— - with patriotic fervor and alacrity with rung Monday. Dec. 4. The ForJ ^ er" . cclcbnaa4-th<» bi centenary of'Chika- -stint, 7* paper right now; right away— fill in your pame Xvw4-T n buno; he re 16f o re pOblbhefl. ||>(lU|1 Mlinlllftmiin> .poct and play. Stale ii*ronU obliilnnl by authorities n surplus o f (500,06t) volunteers, who and address— send it with a two' as a somi Jjveekly except for two and wr, fct cn),cd tho Shllk<;spcart. of her* ri-vciilcd that tr«-ne bad been con were never culled upon for service cent stamp to help pay posta half months Inst wrlntar as a daily.« j his ,ifc nml WQrk, lin'd in tbc 1"b'du institution In lbi i, j,orrdrs 0fw a r in.the Philippine) will begin publication a* an all-year i Ini! rclcnn-d ii* being mentally ("iiq.i these volunU-crs were inllcc j rloBely identified with this town tent June Bn, t!ll.\ afternoon daily, according to nn anupon to endufe, exceeded in brutality . . , „ .. , . j One of his best works, entitled ' At the trial of Menges his,wjfe.de; nhd tortary and depriyntion, the liru neunrement nppcnnng m Fridays is- , • .. )f . , . .. / 11 . " , . i'-Tenho Amljima," was staged nt the; tiled ivHtliiiouy nt .Mrs. ivijapphnlieftti'r u n lord H erald sue. Ih o paper ns hertqfore will be , 1 . , , THE CALUMET KID! J L. -. v . . .. . Nakaxn Nakaxa Theatre hy by-Nakamura- Gnn- ns to tbi* i-ondltlon of Irene ‘ ut tb« tallties o f the late war, without thr i-illtcrt hy 0. E. Nottingham and C. S _------------- F lo rid protection, thc care nnd the clean; ‘ Sanford — jiro, tho irvai best exponvnl ... If J1 IU. (IIU * Slilcy us editor and news editor, rcbountiful supply of food that char IlctK Kiwi me on* ol the Ire* C«!ointt Pualtx , matau's drama. sptclively. The continual actertzvd the American soidier of Qic , ,,, ' . J ' Chikantntsu Monxncmon was lor ! fort Pierce, development of the sur- 1.- • , .......... world war. lj the wpr with Spain ... , . - in the seventeenth century, in t no N unc...,. rotimling community -and tho intab * . ... , of _short/duration, the boys of • _ -■ - V waa ■.___ . dbh.il yenr-yound business' of. province, southern Japan, of a 1898-1902, suffered and died and won "city arc given us tho reasons for the s" m“ rni AftPir h^ . " « *crt ' ! Flrret with tho' same unflinching valor ant, change from the semi-weekly to the ' d *\ “ »n'h’ ,c ‘ cnnn‘ hp ,clircd ^ intrepidity ns did the boys of 1910 ikii!\ fidd ‘ _ official life nnd spent tho teat of his! 1918'. A ll honor and glory to the in u > , day* in Osaka nnd Kyoto, devoting of both wars. himreif to literary works. His plays M.dOO.-OOO icun.iirt.xa RUSSIANS nrt»KAY, ,. . , , Following the installation ccrein-in} ED FROM STARVATION ,l',n!.,’cr n’ orc, h" ' ’ ‘T , 1 miU!>' the auxiliary ladies syrve.l refresh of which depict the life of the .mer- First Full Quart TVas Sold at Auction NORTH GIVES WORRY TO FRUIT MEN', IN- AUTOMOBILES IS FOUND DEAD Cleanliness is next to Godliness E ld e r S p rin g s W a t e r C o . SANFORD -:- FLORIDA FOR EVERYBODY , WOMAN AND CHILD SEND FOR IT Here’s something for.you—a new puzzle I want every boy and girl, every man afld vAvoman Send for one—see how long it takes you Don’t wait—cut the coupon out of the l ? _ • . . , „ . |chant class of Osaka. Nearly all of (llj Th* Aimrt.1Ird 1‘rraa) , MERLIN, Nov. 2*.— 1-o u rte e n m il- 1his dramas have been .staged, , Imu'Russians were saved front np ! ----- ------------------barently inevitable starvation through N A V A L REDUCTION I IIROIV S . the steps taken to cope with thcTecent ' 7.00ft- O l l OF WORK famine, declares tho A\l-Russian Ccn-( " -------ttnl Executive Committee In a puhli- 1 rtJKIO, Nov. 27,—Approximately cation issued here. The dissolution of workers in tho naval arsenals doincslip hunger relief organizations, w-cie dismissed in Octol»er due- to lack slio is announced. " f wmrk •following the natal ■reduc T k f American Relief Administration B« rM'1 UP °" Washington Confcrencc. which is cited otrohaving lick incite Conference. la ir in g allowances ----- ...j these tncit Ify tlie' g’ovcrnamount of assistance given by foreign |KranU ‘* l ^c5Q■cncnt totnllvd 8^00,000 yen. Thc dis­ nrgariixutloris, is credited with distribmissal will i»e followed by the rctircert urn amounting to 1,086,000,000 ll»s. mcnU of nt least n thousand warrant in foody, clothing nml medicaments. officers. Ihe committee expresses special To find rc-cmployment for these thanks for this help, and for that also mou is n problem' facing the jfovernto the American Friends Service Mismonk The municipal authorities are »l"n. Jhq Nansen.Relief, tho Inlcrnntabsorbing da many ns they can by i"i.nl Workers, etc, • starting •work on' street and .. oth-tr improvements. All workers dismiss­ PARTIAL SUCCESS . ATTENDS , ed by the navy ami army will" re­ LEPROSY TREATM ENT ceive bonuses. HONOLULU, T. H., NoV. 27.— Pa­ role* for 10 more inmates of the Knlnpnupau leprosarium on tho Inlands of Molokai, some of whom havo been confined at the settlement for more than twenty years, have been -recom­ mended by the territorial board of health ns-the consequence of the auc^ cessful results thnt have attended their treatment with chauimoogrn °il specific, evolved by Dr. A. LRean, president of the university of Hawaii. 'JV_Latr«t paroles, to sixteen men throe women, brings to nearly 20o the number of persona-who have been treated in Hawaii .since 1019, when tha specific-was discovered, ac­ cording to a health board announce­ ment. 'j . Persons released on parole ore nol considered to be cured, but-tho ex­ amining physicians believe thnt the ■disvan^ has been checked in their cases sufficiently to permit them mingle with ojher. persons with­ out danger. . ” ----------------- :_______ Red Snapper fish Steak.— Stone’s Market, 327 Sanford Avo. 209-2tc I’ H IL IIT IN E EDITOR ACQUITTED OF CHARGE . M AN ILA, ‘Nov., 27.—TKe Supreme Court unanimously acquitted Clretrorio Perfcclo, former editor of I-n Nacion, organ- o f the Democratic party, who era*- convicted In the lower court and sentenced to -two month* imprisonment on a charge of defacing members o f the Philip­ pine .senate. The esse Arose from an nttack mnde by Mr. i’orfccto in La Nation upon the senate in connection with the loss of valuable documents be­ longing thereto and in which he said “ the author o f the theft perhaps sim­ ply followed th coxa tuple of. csrtain. senators who secured tfydr election through fraud and robbery." While all the justices reached the conclusion-that Mr. Pchfccto was not guilty, they differed on the basis of the acquittal f ^ ^ :,soan" ’g * "*> " 2-4T9 Kept Dingy Smokehouse. If!*,«• of her arrival nt Ilu* Jail. On IIm* stuml Mr*. Menges ibi-lnrod Itiat the siierlfr* wife hud exaggerated the fuels. McngHrt whs lined l|luo and sentedce/if |lx ni«>ntbs in Jail nuspeiRled^ OPERATE ON MAN IN MIDAIR.. Doctors Mount Ladder to Scaffold in , Attempt to Sava the Life or Injured Laborer. London.—Three doctors hud to mohnt u ladder und wulk u plank 40 feet .aboro Ihe ground to perform an openttlun In u Miln attempt to save the life of u man entangled. In some machinery pt'Darten-en-Trent. ;• / • Tim man, Thojnua rhlHIpn. at work iwiVT1 o/i u scaffold, lind one' of hh| legs . .IrapiMdl In u grain conveyor and tlie limb was being mangled hy a revolv­ ing shaft with projrotlng blndm. It hus Imiut/tslhle to extricate him from Id* position, 40 feet above ground. ‘ The teg was rerooved' ot' the Ihlgh .nod the patient lowered'to'lliis ground and rushed to n hosrpitnl. , Not to enjoy 7)Tre’»"'youth when one Is young is to imitate thp miser who starves beside bis treasures. . . J - CIRCUS DAY PROGRAM 0:00 ,C:,10 7:30 8:00 8:80 n. m.- Sparks Circus train due to ni-rlve fforn Orlaqjo on the A. C. 1^ rytiroad. # a. m.— Unloading and ftnidvoi of tents, paraphernalia, wagons, unimels, ete., to the rircii.i grounds. a. in.— Erecting kitchen, dining, dresalhg, menagerie, IdscktunUh nml horse tents. a.m .—Breakfast served to the 700 circus employees. ‘ . ■ a. in.—Hoisting o f mammoth white top In which main performances ukc place, a Icssin in practical cfflfionry. ’ u Side show erccterl. •10:30 a. nt.— Tho elohorqte stteet parade will leave ihe cir.-’es grounds and proceed through tho principle downtown streets of tho business district. 1:00 p. m.— Door.) open for leisurely inspertlnn of menagerie. Hand concert 1 to 2. •2:00 p. m.— Afternoon performance contniences. 0:00 p. m.—Concert of popular and clansicat music plnyel on the world’s Isrgcst stenm \Jano, which can iws heard • •for five miles without the use o f fndiophnnex. * 7:00 p .m .— Doors pgnin opened, to jrubljc—Menagerie—nimd Concert;'7 to R. •» ■ . .« 8;00 p. m.— Evening performance,of the circus, complete jn detaij. .* 11:00 p. m.—Concerted Night.WMehient to cirrus trains. 12:00. p. in.— Departure of trains for Jacksonville. , The small l>oy, after weeks o f preliminary expectation, heightened hy gaily-colored porters will he on hand to • greet tho Sparks circus trains when they-arrive early tomorrow morning. To th > klJdirs the coming of tbe circus niwnys means the unfolding of new delights nnd in thc dl.eisiflcd progrtim Ehnouneod by tlie clivus, inonxgv.ncnr' the grown-ups should find rtuch to entertain them. , The street parade with Ha'benutlful women, herd* o f e’ephanta, hundreds o f thoroughbred horses ani| countless •• other attractions will leave tbe circus grounds nt lb:30 a.m. irrespective of'weather. Many open dens of wild ani­ mals will be shown nnd music will be furhished by three bands and two caliapes:................ , ■ Many real novelties and surprises are promised in the elaborate performances which will commence at 2 and 8, p. m. The dgors will fie opened one hour carllor to allow thc publie ample tip s .to visit the- comprehenkive ntsnngcrio. All children under 12 will De ndmitted for 30 conta, including. wi\r-tax during the local engngcniottt. <3L V . '-4* 7 •' - vi • �-TONIGHTin F o r Florid a : Generally fa ir W* r-v? Untight'* ami Tuesday; fro st' Fa fj in north portion tonight. H-* Dombstio Species of Turkey Had • Origin There. l«a p!\ m !U M m na -------. V - !----*---- — . Th.inktgivjna Bird, 80 Well and 'Fa­ WEEK OF NOVEMHEU *7TH Ttl vorably Known'Today, Never of ' 'DECEMBER 2ND, 1322. . • TOM MOORE* (n Ka m the Wild Spocfts. v,* Aptumn*. into the com ■. Ibaco o f AVintcr «e* last , . i if that Jersey lett’jeo • • V not hilled today wo might ** as. well qt|it business. Hot ~ Uni ctxST weather i* brwgft?, inn the business nntW they *u 1ate even backing their enri I', into the stores to got the fa bargains. Everything l* |sj jovdy and the turkey luingf v inj high. * ‘ ' Ht 5:40 A. M.. NOV. 27. 1322 • Max muni . • 05 " Monday * . • ~ >_ At this time of ths year when the 7:G0 p. m .~ Hand rehearsal, Ladles’ feasting holidays are here, jdmost IJamli at Court House. j r -» everyone thinks o f turkey, which also, H ji, m-— Regular meeting, I. O. O; took an Important part In tho llrst Thanksgiving o f tho Purltaity, tjte F „ at Masonic Hall. founder* of Thanksgiving ns wo know , 7-SO p. ro; — Bowling, at the Parish It today. Utile Is known of the early Houso. • *•’* A story o f « young Irishman Vho .htftory o f the domestic turkey, Writer* H:00 p. m.— Rl-gular meeting of the ** rises to the top In an effort target .of tbo Sixteenth and Sovfcntoenth cen­ Catholic Woman’s League at K! C. m turies Koenu to have been Ignorant i.voW With a nretty girl. Also— .. • Looks like everything 1* froze uj about It, and to have regarded It ns Hall. ** . ... Tuesday . ^ north o f us. The vegetable buyun 4:00 p.' m.—Special edition of the clents, ti mistake which was not could not get-any wires thjs morn !? cleared up until the middle of the h»>t Dally Herald. ■ Tomorrow. George Arllss In ‘The ing. . '7:30 p. m.— Rand rehearsal, Ladies* Ei. Rangfc ---ctnttiry, suys a Writer In tho N e w Ituling Passion"} ®l*o a Snub Pol hand at Court House. . Tomorrow Is the big edition o f the York Sun. barometer ...lard Comedy. 12:10 noon—Weekly luncheon, .'ItoThe name It now l*enrs. and which b a lly Herald. Thanksgiving, Fall • . C4lty and vicar, It received In England where It Is r<*- tary Club at the Valdes Hotel. Edition and anniversary number of puled to have been Introduced tn 1511, ' * J. .1. N. CONNER, Manager 8 p. m.— Drill, C<>. D., F, N. G., the Ilerald was given It from the supposition that ’ all-combined. ♦ . • Your homo piper keeps you |n tho court housO. The S' ore of Quality W«»t Low Prices 8 p. m.— Meeting Ho’yal Arch Mry Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bullock and Haws you renq the rant u.tr u-day ? touch with the world. Mr. andlMfs. .loo Itlder, of Virginia arc spending some tjvfie in Sanford ’ . Wednesday • _ tho gucsta of Mr. and Mrs. II. F. 12:15 noon—'Weekly luncheon Steele.' ’ . BIRTHDAY PARTY , Club i»t the Vnldox Hotel. One o f the .most ifolightful flHldrep’a fix30 p. fn.—Bowling at the T The Sanford aborev are taking on parties jrfveh this aiwon, was that on Saturday afternoon, when Master new life ilnco the cold snap tamo to MRS. FR E D DAIGER, Society Editor Brands'Houmillnt outvrtalned a num­ us on Saturday. ’ There were njprq Phono ?17*\Y . - • • ber o f hhr friends ? l his tiuntc. on l>eoplo on the streets., herd Saturday C-H— 1923 SERIES h|ght-titan at’ any time this foil. . i f » ■ W a ve u r I r l r n S t vlnMIa* T » . I Palmetto avenue, the occasion lacing —If *.r<r swing * '* * * * " ” * his fourth birthday^ tm r , nr It ymm W » » s t * H » W » « i The many Sanford friends Ot Uoy' Yellow and while, the color, motif • M i l l cars I* til* Srimrtmrnt, *«*•"*« l l t i t l i , n r Ir lr p S n n * « t » * lir a *. •• ” * * Symca were glad to sec him this wna 1)cautifully carried out in the de­ K f t M l l T S p o r r fU ir A tails o f this lovely affair. The birth­ morning and he spent tho day here,, day cake Iced Jn white was topped doing to Winter Pork this ufternoon. I iE N D A H with-four tiny yellow tapcri. . . Roy hati, just returned from a -big W d take, pvitlc in the re a liza tio n o l lit court house. Ganfcs, both old anil now, nml dear. hunt in whlch’ tho party shot suveral ' ‘ II •p.. mi-r-Thcnksgiving- Rail, land c a r ow n ers in the t e r r it o r y controlled (o-chlfdrcnT'hcsrtT •wore playod oil TlCer tind }ilciity*~of inrJ:i. T iH sin TR c“ m?Ml'e i fcml Country Club at the < The children be*. where con stitu te our m ost V alu ab le o^sct. _ j the htwcI ous lawn. Guild ai R?00 p. m. promptly. • A Ford*car becvming cold and . •, « hlT Vnixahcth Club. ’ ' . . . '•ir.g nr. latcd In thes. Mopday -r- fhu Woitmlnatcr Club ’.ranting to go hom’d Saturday night A c a re fu l inspection and a rid e in th e 1 y will meet wjth Mrs. J. lh- U w son lvnight- and Luolln Mahoney, broke the hitching atrip and plung­ After tho game.'., refrcJhmofits con. Ajveal th e reasons. . •. • un Park nvu., »t'-3;30 p, in. ed Into tho plato glass, window-r-of. •. • fcisllng, of > p rrcain cones und rake the Vowel) stort; Proltably wanted • ’ Sfce its fo r a d em on stra tion and prices were eervpd. i S h guest was given SO CIAL C ALEN D AR ^opiu. tff. the big bargains advertised a crepe .papey. rap, toy, and bare ol Tuesday— Mrs. Fred WalimiB will Friday. Arthur Yowell had just put tettnin tho mombers o f the Tuesday i caud>Y . .. • ’ ' in two new windows and.he i« think­ Auctio V t&idde Club at her apart ■ ' Mhktor RouitdUat'phoved n delight ing about putting George Vcnablu on ful young host, ami was the rtclpicn mepta in.Thc )Vetakn. the pny roll pernuincntly. * .Pleasures arc like liquors. Jhey must ^ Thyriday-t-iDancc and bridge at 'th • of many-lovely gifts. PHONE 17 ' S A N F O R D / fU . Among the children.cru >ying it*drbnk, but'in small glasies. Country Club. • • ' f • . A peculiar burglar U nrbund Friday— I.’Jpnt bale by the W olf nr hnj*py: event here': Frederick Llaiger, town. Ho uses n Stilson wrench to Pette,-Mhrgaret Rritt, Wil-| Charlos 1 - Dopnrtmbpt. *. . tw Vv.nff the locks of tho stoic doors, ’ win ‘Smith, Jark Morrison A d a Sin- lie did this at the store of^ U. . (■. Braxtop r gjotqty, Franklin Rennet! • Mias MUdrod Faulkner, of \\ Rower and the officc of Haynes & Hetty McKinnon, M ary Ijat- R atliff in the pastTcw night, hut if a Ftrldns Park,. 1« the attractive gucit of is a Prescription for Colds, F e v ­ liff, Frances Mahoney, Marion F.st- la: sarrcerled in imterlng thPrii WIOT Lucy Uyxtl Smythv. * er and LitCIrippc. IP s the most ridge, IloLbic Nuwmnn, Knriyie m o u b - nothing miaioil. This in the time uf speedy remedy we know, i>rthohUr, Sam Rfatlfonh David Earle, the year to look fo r these gentry ami Unlph Tolar, Bam Youpts, Henry it will take special vigilance on the vcuHng Pneumonia. Wight, L. P. MrCullor, (icorge Hynes, part o f the .merchants (<> keep "their .!:;.k Purclon, 0. D. Herndon. Husv.ell doom locked und the officcrr, to Weep Wallace-, Harry Robson, Adelaide lllg- their eyes open yvery. night.. . . Mr. and Mrs. R. f , Th'raaher 1 1 Sioro In Florida (tins, Lnui^f Purdon, Clara Whocier, f»erf oct •fipsclmcns. their guest yesterday^ M ^ Hot 10 S tores lit (ic o rg in Snilie Leinhart, John Mauser, Mtrah M ajor W. S. McCtolnnd and Lnnric Ann Povvera, L. M.. Telford, Ilustor Tcylor, of Kustis. were among the Wight, Jane Sharon, Wynton Ilnryard, prnminent vislt«lrn t6 fho* city today. Louise Temple, Jacqueline Loving and Major McClelland I« pna of the most Knthcrilio Schlrard, , prominent butikcta* Jn .thi state and ii tho head of the State Hank o f Epii- different, which by wnr of distinction. Af.IfXANHKtt-CONIlMN, . - tiH j»lwi\Mr’. Taylor is one « f tho most Inis h^en p.qmlnrly railed Ihc JlesJcan turkey. It Is from this specl«*».ntul FORMER NP.WHPAFKRM A N . prominent druggists in this fpAtt: *of not fr.im the other/ah lias U«vn erne, ' ' ' .DIED i n JACKSONVILLE, tho rtate liolng the proprietor of the peously ’ supposed. Unit the domestic nt:3 Btinca*mriBnHTtmtintsna •I'rdm Phurmncy. They are both old fowl* Inis 11cull derived. n a s t in c a - n r u r r s n iu n n s n n ra m a m iD B a a n iia s n a ( {’ , Thr'Aawiil'Illtrti 1'ff «* I J time friends of the ctUtor of the Her­ Maqy Dltforence* Seen. * JACKSONVILLE. Nov. i!7.— FuBetween the wild hlnl of eastern ;iorfli f.vn’K ’s (or Alexander Gunn ald and paid un. an npprccjntvd vls,t itlr. atul Mts. W. L. Tajqi und ran, Conklin, formerly - n newspaperman and 'ndniired our ndw printing press Nnrth America U'td the M''Vlriin und barnyard fowla there are dlfLyle, wh» spent the auinmet.nt. t’uub.-. Ohiu arid New Orltfna, whu died 1and qther equipment. • “ i width must he apparent^to lo, Colo., have returned to Snnford h'ljd.'.y, were held today. H o , was Tho st suiierllehd observer, 66x80 lor the.v.inter. . • |blind tty? Inst, ten year* nf ..h i^ ljfe , eirttethltfcs’ oT the tall fenthcrs-'M • * _, it.n *t>rl\ lllt! till* ‘ but b o c lt t n <t hiit rymarknblo h«srtho feathers m qvcrljfng thy Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Clnwrr and ing. had Itt-.-rs engaged In tho anlc of f the tall ure In tho- latter or fulvous wlijte,..While In the B ro u g h t U p A g a in Miss Carrie Wight, of Cairo; Ga.t arc fgAaollnt- motors, . , they arc of n UcchhM yiiestnut the guests of Mr, ami ?*lrs, lleu ry ooh.r. Other* chiinictcrlstlc* #Ilf Tit** A«<orlnlfd Wight and Mr. and Mrs. W alter . .a «.(• | I* * SIllNGTON, Nov. 27./ -Iluring. pp.irent to tlu- ornllhologlsC Wl^hL . . • • In the house Muturduy on the dUIIClilty oxj^em<-d In <-flaF. „ ,*r,rvii U-nvi*i-n our wild and ng* bilf,' Representative Garrett, ,Mr. .and hkn. 3 ..‘-E * D »'r v U v ho ntu-ssee, tlu* .Democratic lender, have* been sWpl.ng, at. *thp Mjltiweumn I -notice on Ropuhhcuns {hat the arc moving today to the Holly rcsisal to lease Muscle Shoals to acncy where, they will have apartmenu. IT ) M \KB SliJUlNOLE-COUN • The Muscle bhonls Issue waif InjcclT Y 1'^Ui MOST BEAU- . , .Miss Beth 'f?kinVterV:.pl de In to' the debate by Representative pn sid* r.t of thr- Flor.iilu K Green, Republican, Vermont, ipentber. Women’s Clubs, spent, th of the military ^ommlltce, by which ’• Bfc nurc to plan to go the Woman’s hr re ns Ihp gucal «'f Mts, the Ford offer was- considered. (Tuli plant sale Saturday. There may loway. * . ‘‘A rc you not asking lu extend a by sump; thinp .there that yon wiU subsidy to Ford7” Mr- Green asked.. Mrs. E. M Galloway. Mm. 11. lV . ..,( fr,r your garden -there in sure Mr. Garrett replied that Mf. Ford was Tolar..apd .Mrs \y. F. Hluckmnn re- l(J ^ n’ jwatm welcome, and some Inofferin g .nbout tho same percentage turned homo s.dortlay Bfiem oan: tormtlng gurJen tall:. If you have from Green Cove Springy where they- rtoos,’ toliago plants vr fall lllootning men wore ottering tor me KovvroowM* no ............ ............... ........ attended the State Convention bf the flowers, bo sure -to take a haskrfl. ot fleet but added that Ford was not slmljar reversions to ouf one.e fa nlllar Woman’s Clubs. asking the governnu-nt to ^hshlixe him*once tho property had been turn- ^ )i|u, |h v t«t-n-ky elo-ely re­ Mrs. Vet Brown, q f Bartow, anti ed over. , lafcrel as was on’oef mnlntnlne«l. realize party, Mcsdamcs Mitchell, "Johnson Mr. Green insisted, however, thnt ’ o f tho and Ratlkin, were among the out-of­ tbo tw'h propositions wire on nil f » i r . town guest* at tho lunclreon and d u b fBC; t(ic belter for nil of us and our meeting Saturday at the I’arish H ou scfj^ jjjj,^ ^ al„| tht tningcr* why ore Mrs. Brown is chairman of "C om ­ daily thronging in to cast U fclr lot hero on the floor." • . munity Scrvlto" and opukc on :hat aith us’. Silng your beautlfiil fhw » __ ____________ _ -America's Own Day. ers—let tia'lool: our posMbUttles in subject at tho meeting, S .,p r .r « ... S i !)r. Franda YhrncTl, former Yt-rTor Market S27 Hanford Ave. -JD-tc ^ olh<>r r„ nUm,nt thhn (hls.lmjt If. of St. Johns church, .at Tallahassee. .. guest . . . . .yertetday . . __ ..t r*-,. \ S. i •- ------*---- -------------- . " ’ Kxvcirt fo rv ih o Thanksgiving day* was the of Rev. A. ; • SEN IO R EFWORTH L L A f.L h of tJ)0 ynubd States and «,%maUa Peck. Dr. Y’ Mncll preached , a most j * Tht* Senior Epwnrth League will |t|Cro jn Uu {\xV earth no otyclnl .*• interesting and Instructive,uermop at i have ft biiair.OiB1nml social meeting ctislon f«»r ntumlng thunks tn I tovI* tho Diorning sftrvlco. „ . . . . tonii-ht. All members are urged to ,}fnre by the pcuplu « * a (H-oplo lrre. *• ' - *' y •, • . * FOX NEWS 115 East First Street---- ----- — 1 K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y J. H. INTERMISTER PIANO CO 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE Hanford’s New Store . Semin Thanks^ivii]«:.Greotings to the people of StiTilpVctyand Seminole’County syith .the. hope that yoW m y ever enjoy Uie rich blessilia’s that are now rhowered upon you in the .. Phone 127 ................... 1 fill and we send you this greetfti£ today that you may remember .all the blessings you have enjoyed during the year and our earnest wish is that you may live to enjoy nvany more as H w v v f » * i r s i n i l round. And take this for our GREETINGS ON'SATURDAY , . OF THIS WEEK D A U T M O rm T R IM S BROWN i ■*« Gct-O’nur °fflc« ««P P llw, *Utlotyspf and Post Cards ntf the Horald coffee. ■:: • most favoi cd section of the United States. At this Thanksgiving- time the people of this efttf and county lmv e much for which to be thank- f ’• ..U > r , .T'JSXFSJS P O T T E R Y . D EM O NSTRA­ T IO N W E P N E S D A Y - V I Y O W - E U - CO’H. . 20N lc ® B B B B B IIB 3 K H B B B B nK B K B B B B B B B tB B B B B IJ B n B I S B M f �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. NOVEMlIER 27. 1922 H k lU b H l i - l f f T ■ > lrm u u it r « r r | i l SnH Tiensure -at s.vcc.css whUl.i our own e f­ we arc doing- flown heve ln the beat forts \vHi_hHri2 atrf.'lMs. we enn a! city in Hie l test county in the .hurt sink* ia the Unfcrn. *VdWl s w r ’- THANKS:: 1VIN <i N r MIIKK i*11t*r( lolutC '1 ituii^fr r • e . r r lU I U M fin a l-! WEDDING W ITH O U T >'•■? paper M'AKMAGK LICENSE We have so flftVh In be t!inr,!;ful for here in the valley <>f the St. Johns river. W c have such a wqrvJerfql sec­ tion of tho world ip whkh to live that wc should all he ninth-we cry llyirr* just for the mne1jd y of Letaj t>i:t here on earth in such a favored part of the world. Wc all have o’.u trouhfet! but v hab j»ro they compared ttf whnt terprine h a jewel In itu line; 'pro tho pooplr living in other' par!: o f tfcd septieg tep ronsons why the hone world nrc having? . . , JioHn rbowld lend thoir uid and.*sup­ port of llu> hontu paper!, ,, !• • (»• »,< • < A p p tlra K n n pin,; a.: iiothif’ ir ehc could do. Tim e h so much moving in Fnnford at th e j»to cut time lha l i opovi-ll.n'.imb.r l r h l f I I - I * |S.|>ss* \ V .*W (r I I - r - n ll.r lt n o rr« Si-n .ln .ilr I ' m i i i , I1oomod go;d in order that Mime of I l« (.nl.1l.krrt r tr r f Krlrtnt. \rt.»r * ( »s*r« tnnrtr knmn nn nn>.ltr». ihe fact i a :d figure:; could bo broad* k. I l r » i . f f f l , l r la. (r a llllc * ^ * 3 .mi p - r i if n l to tha waiting world. - Then; >r. ■ !» • • > • In n S ia n r r . 1— Hcrnure when ymi vvere lwni j t H arc ra many Inquiries about this'eity WHICH T I I K A M O C I A T K I I I 'llK S a ,was* the’ homo paper that inlloducvd i j *he I M n c l i l r d I ’ r r « « I* . i r l u . l o l s nnd touniy that tlie Me raid ia anxious you to the world. | H U d (o (h a o « « Inr m tn ih lirn M o tl o f to have nn edition giving rome of •rj rl|.,mli-h-n i'fnrtlln.1 In II or J -When you grew up mid gradt ciMltr,} hr till* pspir these facia that nrc being sought by .M l tin Ini'.! n o . pul.llrlirJ [■QAtod yogr home paper gave you uni thore who wuuld-iikc to co.ue to Hano«r«tn. other write-;op. ■ ;jt »■ of Sn.pnhli.-njlrin .of ri'Actut ford r.nd we arc trying to give a few •H i h^rrln »rr at*n rnrrrvril * »t»a() ;{ -When .later ,011 nud you found of there fact3 today, thinking they would l>c interesting to those who your life companion and wore happily ( , lunrrlcti the hame paper gave you e wart to come here to live vest their money. Wc lui\ niitlier . ntul yout.-. a nice, nolitipi tfu? time or the space to g tiietn .j— When ricknt*;is nml mi. fortune ] D AILY HERALD HISTORY in thi iriue litu, thqj' will l*> given invaded ym'.r hoiri1, the ‘ ud I'.cw.i • fVoni time to time-and those given vvgs tarried .to your •friend* an! i In lookisp over cmr file.n tin* other |today Kr.c.. only sense of the building ■Tieigblmi t by thv home pu|ti |% ■"V wr tvsfd >ttbck with the . fact , figgros, «ronr,o-«f the facts about thf ' 5—.When you had been' s'.urcsuful! (hat the D aily Herald is only" n {climate t'nd weather ami some,o f ihe- in a'buHncs^’ VefituVe or hud liven pro- I hard)y sny ape at nil. W c nnted tfiaj , facts about’ out- Chamber of. (\m*tftutid, it vvm* .the b.imu pa per -that ■ tho ■first jfpjiojiflr Wha 'i- vuqd -on. , the JWcreoi •..i ciiu'ng ht-iei. Uu*.- Unity lictdtdctl your ftliilily.'d. ‘ J ,1.. of October,. It’ IO, ami from Herald mid Other intcnj-tiugtdntu. To ; (‘ —When you suldioUt•r»r ,mov«d 1 to. (hot ftitne until the following April give nil tin* w'oridyrfbl prefects i*i i*hiF hei*.!tAfttt ion Hie home paper fol­ th“ , pal’d' Herald was issued contimi- . KsuJoui will iis.ui/o the. apace of *ovlowed ymi with news’ o f friends arid j j . i L i _a < ___1./ ... . vrt>L.tipc?kd .edKiija* .which will ■ be JelghllsT . ■■ ■ ‘ ‘ ' 7— Wh'-u .sonic ■nnieruptdoii" per- . t.ie.d li\. injure y nir c liuiaetiTf It was TRiVWine paper lh:it came 10 your aid. s . . * ‘ <f d --Hi uui.:e the home paper kited 1 y.itn jidva* • m i d - fart it utiuna, it1* {Mtople, Its'seliouls, its churches, and helps to promote,good fellowship jn thearommunity.. • * ti.--liver.Use the live merchants o f­ fe r money-saving bargains "and pro­ tects you from catch-pensv mail order Imu.'ea: ■ , , . S*.(vfcfll»*Y / BUY a n DAI.TlSlORB, Nov. M . - llo w ih ! problem iif u wniding v.'Uhout n mat ritige license was solved l>y William -Icnnln|rf llryuri, former secretory ol tsrtv, and how lu> liter nave Ur bride .uWnjr^in mhrrngc, w a i tt>h upon the, arrival hate today o f the Pacific Hull lin e:.b teafaor Rcur.d.r. from the Went Court/ The bride v.an 31i?s Helen H llitfch, o f Indiana, and the grumii was, Ciodftc’i . ’J. o f I'mcintfatl,:_..Ywa Hill'll 1)3.7 ded tijo, !\\v. sol. In San- Fean* tec u. Hub-r, am ployed lif/ ,a Imb’ r j film in l.u I i Lcrtado, .wop unable, to icorne t > ithi, euUhtiyt fdr ithei Wevlding. ,jnjd v a ». litir i; ,ul Iha |dor iilitiin B:dg*ihi: whan t ic irtdp (lacked them.* 'Uibride, however, o h jectu i'"to bDirtt married ;on foreign soil, m when i w u rtiggestod. l>y Captain Fk-mini tluit the Fcuaihir was e:ni*ideryi American tenitm y Huber decided t sail for hflpus end be married on 1h hjlfh' sens. (In *the? “tnar.nihg o f No Of course, a man s'earning jiower counts, but what is of* •piime importance is his saving power. I t is Hot the amount with which you open an interest;bearing account that means most' in* tlie end, but tho' regu­ larity with \yhich you add to it; i The'tieoples Bank, of San­ ford y/iil help you to keep-Stour earning power and saving po\vcr well balanced. Sanford, Florida when Kafaol Nieto, governor’o f ’ the state o f Hnn Luis .J'otoM nm|« former, pesyctary of (be treusuiy, splortUted a project to J1 T3 hUtf IwiS’ slalure providing fur v.-uingq ihiffreif •-! . ■ l ’ (Inyvrmr Nieto’a nrlieo pravokptJ jTouch (H.scUfi.ilon in the prtsn, wbict* .bdje'.r* .that it will fall *>f .pasd^ge. SiH iufu;, of rt.itmLieeently (<■ eewspa'pcrmch that, ullhw' rof»tv favorsjwetoanh..«*»!frtigCt [•herJs Vif “thd ophtlop that a great deni •i f eihieat:.-.'nl wort inert*be Hone licj.fbw if Tun'.bo uicuhtplirl.ed. Tin- ; (-i1 of Yvcatnn cxle»i:Ie:l the vide to women several yenrs ago but i len-rrl?) front that Mate fay i( Has hot i DRY GOODS AND * GROCKRiKS ll.'V.T.VTU rwiiixhe want nta li/lsy UptiM AN C R ED IT OF WA.SHI.NCTON’ . ; Noy. . 2S. -For­ mer Ilepreic.italivo Barlhodil, W. Min.toutI. (•ailed on ^heji.dcqt Haul- M r . IJariHualtlfliar' bedA iproniineat it; the wofk o f the iiitcr-parlinmiiit f,ry. otiiuh ftiid'reeenfly 'returned from n of UnVopL*. -» ‘ •- * O R L A N D O P O T T E R Y . DIMiN N T U A T iO N * W E D N E SD AY A T VO W E L L CO. ■ 203-2U S E R tilv S , T H K ’O T IN E S . V O IL E S 1* A L L O T H E R Y A R D G O O D S * L o w es! I ’ ricea h o l i d a y s w i t h a s u p l k -A u t o m o u il i S A N F 0 K 1 ). F L O R ID A R a a a a ira aiiru atiara a^ h aa M itaccn B n asB B su u cgiH aaD H B u n a nun=Bt:c.aar;s:2camJK • pm^'jpallyjlc-sld* b it), enme tu iiri’S* M it dlM "'ptWJ, %v;ork.n 11 d.iy litnir and a S' del^V papers getting tu nails. vTn?|A; was nutlting then lmt•■ the perrhlf^' nf n web orcss,’ morn m • tv pa; more machines, more equipment £ • of all kinds and this meant also go- ■ , , jnp. to more trouble, in installing the.* new and taking not tin. old nnd tlie JJ thpusVnd r.nd one antiuyanrcs-and ex* “ Axel •b f/ jiltin g in a roniplbte of- w * .t fife .In every way, a Jlut fdl of tlii.i has beiti d uv~- we u K n Ubk aiurttid r.inl lake stock of Sj fuTve| es; We -^s usual, are several ® te k 1 thf dt^-mid ltdvhd to?H r ittwr^liitjpd;,liht;we nqw bav-L S W • • iog with Ind.fforcnt ■■ .. |-#ed fur the battle o f , life, t*.vc» cjnssOA go.out n ; re.'fu pleat tirr.iy of nvffits, the 1 rcmiint1' Oldsmohilc ; UBtiniiaaK«wn38«!BBrjBJcaB*tns2B=na<liiaaKnatiBaRj:3r*''3rv:nBB»B» rr*.c a a E i*rP K «r.rrn n g a n y :I*y n t«S e ,J *taBljc!»«,J?5"!1“ ;* » l‘ * « * ,BaiffrBr5U»B*ag«a!.-*.'-'?»g'4t«.««Braa« S m ? g> Fjoridn mid o t r ‘ that will ta.Lp .cary.hf.th5' needs of 5 Hanford when Sanford lmeonics n city Jj cf t wenty-fiva thausnnd pteqdo.• n M All of this has been rande puss'lde n •• -• by thg undivided support of the peo|ilg « of tbi* city ard county. We finve ■ no ■ ant idly down and v.hined far ■ ri.nTt<. . wt, have not sat down mil i • " asked for businenn, we have not u. Led { fo" anything. We have gum* out J nn*l made bus’ness for ourselves msi a whop the Held was not heretfor the 3 daily paper *ve made the field for it JJ and tho field grow and expanded nnd n ,tk<f city fftqw and expanded until l>ej rt for*? the pp*)p!e knew it th? dally Jj paper was a part of their very lives fj anti f.lstenrr. S /,TI^! p illy Ijfrajd dies not, never,:u p YiAf* Arid never will lisk nny business ' * Heiisonablc lei'm Ask for a Denionatrat’ori today s ranges fcotn d»Vj .cvOtiil to.the oLhcr; For i .‘ r! m rtv vt»nrs wo nent is unexcelled. W e have experts to repair make of Auto Truck or Tractor .„ it l • sticcct;:-fully Ihrouifh buildiiifr eperagbus n.t»u:rrn s » utmost n lilily and up.gimtcrinK n* \Vu would- lie partlculrxly • carried h j GAS, OIL /VNO; ACCESSORIES^. liavo the resource d pigasod to sliow you fioma o f our recent cchicvonv.-nta. I ; yQu arc :cD3Sitlcring tho erection of m y sort cf rttrrgturp, It W ou ld ! » to you r hd*t • 1 vantage ti* havo us eubnvt opr pb.ns^trid,jig- i- S " ' bent dally paper thnt money and c s-j j* porince tan procure nqd mnnufiictun? M and it will bit^he best only because " ■ we are getting-the business that will JJ ’ . warrant printing &u?h n paper. The n Dally Herald Hina had Its ops.nnd- u C O N S U L T A T IO N W IT H O U T OHLIO A T IQ N 115 Magnolia Ave Phone 41 rrSanford, Florida ■aNB8NaHHMaaaiuuuum * sT-.- v : •. i 5 »? u iw r a iis s r <*.» lu.ltln 1.1 kahili-.* i.ikaJiu'-j .sr �' ■ W: •'fc____ «i PURELY l PROFESSIONAL 1 RED CROSS CLASSIFIED : ROLL CALL ADS : JAKES GOOD ,rr ; CHELLE MAINES BUSINESS DIRECTORY l THANKSGIVING CAKE . . FOR RENT R A T IN G S - V - “ \ ^Ve P a r 4 % In terest'on Sarln ffs Aeetrantii i . -*rS 111 vj.| 4 ''M s* ... i. j../ A-'*- One o f th o'd ^lef concerns o f tfiis bunk Fh tf> brinflr re lie f to the faw n ers in this tksetiori. It In goin g up to the lim it in loyal attem pts to tjde them over in times of depreasion. ' . . . ,r Prof._G. K. Mc^Cay, N “ Kjm F^smlned Glasses Designed WANTT’ D ^ f W a t onrefc. Seat of security. Gall nt Hill Hardware Co. —W. 1. Hughey. ... , . . 2.09-Ctp ftTO TE D ^Tetm i workT'IiuiuIraTM. OptlcJan-Optoinelrlst Hanson Shoe Shop, . ‘ H I Bast ^Irst S ir e d Ranford, fla . 11-13-20-27, 12-4p t k o Henry McLnulin, Jr., Opt. D. ELTON.I. MOUOHTON A R C jn r n n MH,<r lANFORD FLORIDA SANFOK'* XOVKI.TY VVOUKS V. C. C O L L E IL Prop. General Shop. injU Wprk ; CO NTRACTOR and B U IL D E R It? Commercial S treet—Sanford, F la. GILLON & FR Y ^ E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R S Woatlaghoase Light* and Applhince* New Lino o f F'Uture* 123 W est F irst S treet B. W. HERNDON IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y FIRE— — AU TO —i---- BONDS - vr - Contractor and Builder SANFORD FLORIDA GENERAL REPAIR i . ‘Phone Wight Brot/ Dept. Garage BWj. A D AYTIM E FROCK -One is alway»‘ Mnftlfjr fro^n f in this model ol (Ufk-biLie *crge Urgr, full sleeves, stitched with (olds of fancy. braiJ. arc, set into the U r armhole*, while A .narrow belt 1“ mmm. , r -u .r .> m . » _ y j w long at Pop WUson'a Roo Office. Bring ; yol>f nowors—show wlutt betftmole County , wfll grow. . *.vT. .. >Tk,orialR eview Dim , No, 9702 Sires, J4 to 42 i«Khes btut and 16 to 20jreari.. f fke. J? . - ■r «t, : ** * ^Y*rl ♦ llisr?#' # ' c'l 1- = »'7 5?.1, .v + t h ; - t iy *i, •i* \ -S -- * *y - SANFOKD, FLORIDA v ‘ S T R E N G T H --------------- PR O G R E S S------------ -— S E R V IC E \ ■■■■■■ ii ■ xa < .. .. . _4- ■, GQG qplckly rellevek Colds and PO TTERY D E M O N fftJ U LaGrippe,. Constipation. Bilious­ T IO N W E D N E S D A Y A ‘T Y 0 W - |. 1 ” >=5* * ness and Headaches, EJUL t p s ; t ‘ V*%* G R E A T E S T B A R G A IN E V E R O A K L A N D T O U R IN G , 19*0 , O F F E R E D ; HUICK' S IX $825. M O D E L A T *2 0 0 .. T H IS -IH V A N E W T IR E S , E X C E L L E N T R E A L H A R G A IN ^ -D . & O.tWQC O N D IT IO N E R . & O. M O TO R . T O R CO. -— a w » lfo CO. 20G-tfc ■ ■ ----------------- ; . y * ’ Rod Snapper fish ■teak.iYSl«te^* W ANTED TO RENT— Permanent, 3 Market, 327 Sahfwrd, Ave. 239-2t« or 4 room uhfurniahed apartment, • ’ » _______________ ____ ' rF 7rv i ' ■■■ I T - w y r .w m m j 11 * >. flat or house, desirable location. AdWEEK’S WEATHER \ * Idresa “ F. SACare Herald office, San­ . . . . ---------- - . ford, Fla. 192‘tfc Weather Outlook for the Perfed' Nor. 27th to December 2, Inclusive, Have the Herald do your noit job South Atlantic 'and E a s t'G u lf of printing. Wc have the equipment States: Gcnenilly fair and'etab w|}hto do nil kinds of job printing. frosts the fIrpt pnrt of 'week; ’ there. Plant Role Day Friday nt Pop W il­ .is probability of unsettled weather, son’s Ilco Office nt the foot of First showers and somevrhat higher' lemStreet. • perature-latter.partial wlek,,; * ‘J * ■ :r^ -S'" 'Sanford Heights ,.... 29.0p II.-R, Stevens, Railroad shops 100.00 Mrs. Rnllurd, Altomontcr Hpg*. 2.1.00.! Mrs, W. J. loiwton, Oviedo ....... 61.00 Rev. C. tlrewer, Georgetown ... 0.00 •' — —Iteportod on> Nov. 2$.;........$042.45 ' ' ' “ -, ■ J WANFID—A chance to build Jour RKAPPORTIONM ENT new' homo before-lumber gcU' dny L o s t iiY 5.402 v o t b K higher. Plana and ostimatds furnish­ ed.—San ford _N oveH yJ V o^ ^ J 8 3 d ^ T a l l a h a s s e e ; N ov. 28. — Thtr FOR RENT—One furnished bed rootn, 320 0llk Ave j.hodo 2003. 20M«<? state cohvassing hoard Composed of the attorney general, the slate comp­ FOR RENT—Large upstairs bedroom troller and the secretary of state; privilege hot water. 30fi I’nlmetto met today and ennyansed tha returns Ave. . - ; 208-3tp of the general eloctioa held Nov. 7, WANTED—Have cTIcnT wanting a last. . Tho total number of votes smnll place, near town, some nujck from *11 counties la shown in thq fob not particular as \n condition o f thv- To^liig table; housf. Will pay about $1,000.—Strout Total vole cant for United States i-’nrm Agency. 200-tfc sonator, 61,950 of which Park Tram­ WANTED— First class p*es*er by L mell received '45,707; W. C. Lawson D. Downs, Oviedo, Fin. 2lO-2tp received 0,074; J* Q. Diggers rfcoir* «1 3; J. Dutican McDonald received 1; and II. B. Jeffries received 165. Total vote cast in first congres­ D aily Fashion Hint sional district, for eotigr***ntnn.'_ was 17,832; o f which ft* i . Drone roebived J4.371; dud tVfflWm M; Gobcr re­ ceived 2,901. - { v /' v/*’ Total vote cast in second congreosional disbjcf, 7.050, of yvhich.'Jf. H. Smithwlek received 7,304,' and R. R. Hancock received.!. +7 Total vote ca4f')rt .fourth congress slonal dl*trict( ’ 19,055, oif- which W. J. Sea^s receivcU I 6,6jfl} Howard V. MCCny received 3,302j ‘ and t«. G. Illggcra received 14/ L!*H. Benjamin S. 0. Shinholser ,1 . •Bring y ou r troubles to Us and wc w ill plan to­ geth er wnat Is the best thing to do. Our interests arc mutual. Machine & Foundry Co. a ■ cr’H prosperity. Quick Service Transfer w n , In fact this Bank is g iv in g more thought ttv 666 FRED R. WILSON mmW>- •V*. H Now th^l.thc foot ball iu-asoni is l<p ;20,731;* total vote cast against * proposed amendment relating to o ffi­ about over, nnd aftef watching Lconn nrd McLucas play, would s«y that cial salaries, 7,76C. «3 ft Total vote cast in favor,ef propos­ some college will be lucky in getting W a»ed amendment, relating to’ :je«ppnr- thjjl lad. Brains* speed and nn all ra tionment 14,.TOO) total vote cast around athlete, in Leonard. M / ", . -1 ’ y* f riM iltfed Ada tc a Uni. No te» -^T ojfainKt proposed amendment relnting \ '*i =4 - 4M * r > * i~ .• . '* • 1‘ •4 token for Iraa than lie. Ka to rcapimrtionment 19,771. te _ _ ___ • p% and positively no dualfled tel CHEAT C K E D lf SHOULD H E A L W A Y S A S K U S FO R Total vote cast for proposed amend­ + m M ida char£*4 to anyone. Caih Ml GIVEN THE COMMITTEE ment relating to judiciary, 21,301; rnuat. accompany aU orders. Ml 'I. LI ■*-» H- , Z C*rd» °t B.nfonTi Keput- . *■ proposed - t, V total vote cast against Count five word* to a lino IM ■ able Prof**»Iooal Men, * » £h * * S. XL IJoyd, County Chnirmnn of amendment relating to judiciary, 1J Tla BaK ISO POW DER and remit according, . . : „ who-. In hi. cho.cn pro. £ *tea * j tho Annual lied Croai Roll Cali for * 22’ u f t McCL* LI.BR M Seminole e — «—1- ~ -* Z faaaloD the Herald r « « m . £ j * County, ^reported , •»« this Total vote cost fdr siato senator, te te te te te te te morning that the Roll Call for Sem­ second district, 1,01-4, all in favor of M mend* to ^ 1‘ inole County was u complete success. John P, Stokes. . i >*• • t: _______F O l t J ^ L E H ' . __ IM M Pte * *» The Pittsburg plan for the Rol.l Call 'Total vote cast for siato senator, , ~ F'OR 8 A I.K —Gusolino. pump and tank. was used and the work teas dond in fourth district, 95C, alt in favor of 80C Magnolia Ave. 210-3tp Cures Malurln. Chlllrt record time. .. . » W. J. .Singletary. ■ G c o r ? c A » 'D c C b l t 6 s FOR S A LK —Chickens and furniture, ever; Dengue Di and F ever;, or Great credit aLould be given to the A tlorn ey-n t-Law 1020 Union Ave. v 200-Glp committee on arrangements for the Hillous F e w , Ilave you read the want ada today? Roll Call, which ls computed of II. C. Oft f Seminole County Dank DuBosc, chairman of the Seminole for rent. Heo Thigpen. DG-tfc IANP0RU -!• *•- / ,* * F L 0 B ID A WOOD Ftilt HAi,k— |8.f»u a cord. County Chapter;'S. M. Lloyd, county Please arrnngo to pay raiL on de­ ohairmnn o f the Roll Call; W. M. livery, 'and specify the kind of wood Haynes, treasurer; Mr*. Jno, Mealch, wanted, when placing your order.— F\ chairman of supplies; Mrs. Endor Curlett, chairman o f district chair­ a t t o r n e y - a t -l a w S. Vernay. 1‘JC-tfc men out o f the city, Sehclle Maine*, FOR SALE—C. * melody” saxophone chnirmnn, and Miss Allio Traffo/d, FTrtt iNallonnl Dunk Building good, as now. • $120 takes it, half vice chairman of the district ehnirHANFORD -.dFLO RID A ’Fdidt, bnlnnco $10 per month. R. J, men of-the city and R. Wi Pcarmnn, Holly, Herald Office.________ 170-Ctp publicity chairman. But without FOR SALK — Hosier und Lays’ paints the splendid co-operation that this and varnishes at Sanfortj, Novelty oemmittee had (rum the district Work*, Sanford agents, 183-tfe chnirmnn and from . the canvasser? 23482353234848535389 FA U M tilti^ Y o u cin 7 g* t peed bid the success that the Roll Call has at­ . .. L A W Y E R framr> and Irrigation plugs at the tained would not have been possible. — Court House s Sanford Novelty Works.. ■■ 100-tf< ■It is impossible, .to havo a complete report from tbe entire county for Hccrnid sheets, 8^x11, only this issue o f the Herald, arid so the 50c per 1,000, while they last, at tea tel. « * tea result in part Is given here, with the M » M Herald office. __________ tl numbers o f the districts ami tho dis­ M ____ S E E J J S F G R Y O U R f t FOR S A L E —10 flCTCI in Igjngwood. trict chairmen. The Individual wori:* corner of Grovo and Oraago-ave 'ern oh the several chairmen's list Pa nues, S. E. 1-4 of N. E, 1-4 of S. W. were numerous and lack o f space for­ m 1-4 Sop/26, Twp. 20, Range 29.—-Thus, bids including their names. {Suffice m J .B A te r. 11-2-1mo. to say that they did their work well m have and In record time. PEPPER SEED F’ OR i^ALE— 1 have n surplus of 35-!bs. of Ruby King CJty Districts Chairmen* You can find the namo of «te -And Results . . M every lire Bualneet Mon tea pepper seed. apvcd by myself obt of the very best Now Jersey stotjk, $2.75> . District Chairmen's report on .the PH |n Sanford In this Column per lb. Address,-E Grdthtn,’ Dftnia, Annual Red Cross Call: M each day. G A R D N E R 'S FAM O U S F R U IT C A K E S 198-tfc Misa Kathlyn Brady, Palmetto P » i Fin. r t a B a n a l c i l t e P u t e a t e i FOIt S A LE —Five room bungalow uri Ave. ........................... $21.00 N IC E F A T MACKE1IE1,------ COI) F IS H Mrs. D. J. Starling, Magnolia exceptionally easy term* or will Aye. • .............. ... 7:i’(iO We’ll Dye f o r You rent.— A. P. Connelly & Sons. 205-tfc Mrs. fi. W/ Herndon, Park bon t o n s t e a m p r e s s e r y Ave.................... M . . .A .. .1 . .. 50.00 Kent A McKee, Props.' Kiwnnis Club,Oak Ave............. 54.00 FOR KENT—Lywer floor of resilience CLEANING, DYEING, ALTERING .Mrs.- R. M. (Jrovenitcln, Myrtle furnished, 203 Eust third street. Work cslod fo r and delivered Ave 14.40 R O Y A L T O N C R E AM CH EE SE 207-5tp Pkona flf.J ■ 314 Weal First 8 L Mf»a L: M. Bralrr, Elm A te~ .T 2 4 .flo FOR RENT—Housekeeping apart­ D I L L A N D S W E E T P IC K L E S in th e Hujk ment. 710 Onk Avo. 201-l2tp Mr*. F\ K- 8mkh,- I>aurel Ave. 7.76 Mis* Ruth Wyiittlo, French -WE D E L IV E R T H E G O O D S" FOR RENT—liooma and kitchenette. AVO. ,.. **..-•«.* 15.00 — Shlrloy Apartments opposite post Jlro. R. .W% Ponrnmn, Mnplu ______ 28-tfc office, upstairs. Storage Facilities ; and Holly ,..10.00 FOR RENT—Unfurnished npnrtment Miss Ruth Hand, Mrt. ^SheriU •• please ye*. tell other*; If not, A ll Kinds Fcmdalc- Apartments, 305 E. FIrtt • dan JewctY.'AV. First Rt....... 28.00 • tell us. Phone 498 Street. 1 • '• • • ' 190-tfc Mrs. W. A. F’ itts, Union Ave,.... 17.00 S A N F O R D GROWN V E G E T A B L E S H AN FO R D FOR RENT— furnished- house and Mr*. R. B. Monroe, Celery Avo. 3OJJ0 F L O R ID A A N D C A IJ F O U N IA F R U IT S tbreo furnished apartments. Phono Mrs. E. U. Galloway, Ucnrdall, , 1i J?* ' Geneva, etc. 32,00 371*W> 204-lQtp Geaeral Machine and Bailer W orkii F’OR.RfcNT—One bed room and •- w-,. a fcUcfi Mrs. W. E. Watson, Welqka Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Platons; Apts. — r9. 00 * *t*L- r-i en. furnished, price $15 per month. . rtf Wheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank Apply t o ,Mrs. IL*D , Durant at Lake Xlrs. J. G. Leonard)?, Flrpt St. (Down tqwnp'^....’..«.„.,,.,..*... 20.00 - Shafts Returned------------- Phono H Mary. Tin* Ui*Ml'Store in Sanford \ . __ y j p flp f 1'Alihi T h i c i i i ^ . •• T H E H A N I O IU ) D A IL Y H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 28,1022 « h M ____ tal vote for state,fuperlntendcpt Jntton, 54,lf4}, of wjllch W. -8, '6owtKbri received 30,638; R. R. R|ley received 5,477; and J)l5$4rHo)Jiaa re­ c e iv e d "!.• , T r>, * Total vote cast, for.-justices of the supreme court, 71,276, of wbub Jef­ ferson U. Browrul received 304Rlf, hi F. .Taylor received 34,094*and Lake Jones received I.’ • ,k . . . Tutul votc cast for raflrosd , commission*r», 73,142; <xf which R. Had* non Burr reedvod, 30407; ftnd . A, D.‘ Campbell received 37J)3fl. Proposed Constitutional ten mflt school africndmsnt 31,952; total vote- cast against |ir5po*«d ten mill school nmcmfmc/if, tr.f0«. Total votecsst in f^vor of prptMoad amendment relating to affielal sular'- T H R E E BL OCHS FROM H /O H P R IC E S W O O D C O C K a R IG R 3 E Y C 0R.35°ST.8t SANFORD AVE. P H O N E : 76 ?T - ■f* ' , , - ■ . ' ■>. I, Jj .1 ^ ,v « j . 'i S K & J •: *; ■/ *L * j * . i j Jl \iw\T i —r Americah House­ wives are using Calumet ‘Baking Powder today with the same success that their mothers A 1. • I# • . . , l l r A f t V • . * .v. , ; »••• 1 1 1 V O * * * * B B B |. - • .fe v • of a century ago. This perpetual of favor -*.Vpr , ^.*1*4. •?4" P>- • •V X* V f :?•< W ..1/».Tt *j J* •* i . ' ) •' and have received our fitst shipment and --nr® recdfve another shipment in itfew days* e you real servibe. . ecomw baking p o -sales over ISO* greater tharf of m$y other brand.. . . There isn t a bakingpowder of great- . . .er merit—there isnt a leavener ob* •' ] taindble that will produce moreEatis-* -' / ‘ ' v fictmy or positive results, m tfa j why the largest baking powder factonea in M .theworldareal’ Calumet t o “ * jit —t-. V. > Vire will carry at all times a dohipletc th o t ^ / ' ;'S;. The. Kelly is a standard tjre of the ' r L J *J * ‘ .1 • • \ t e t e TKM -1 ■L * Ve i: ^ JF *-4,1 ''t_r: LET YOUR NEXT TIRE BE A K B L L tl . ' ' : ■ j . j . . ■'■ t ‘ ■. W-1 V K\ '• . m �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1922 BASE B ALL FOOT B ALL BASKET BALL TR AP SHOOTING BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor nitj-txmlem o f tho longue better perk up. Borne o f Ihein arc beginning to slip in averages. ' '• MQrc hunters coming: in from tho woods nil tho time. The town Is full of turkeys, ducks, venison, etc. THE IDEAL BANK ■RELATION V T h e ideal bank relation, from the cus­ tom er’s standpoint, involves thu fo l­ low ing: . ’ •• • 1— Unqilestioricd safety fo r deposits. 2— V T h c bality to extend proper accom­ modation in tim e o f stress. 3— A genuine personal interest in the customer— a sincere desire to help him to succeed. These nre the three fundamental fac, tors that go to make an ideal bank connection, and this bank prides it­ s e lf upon maintaining this relation , w ith its customers and friends. Just ns a gentle, reminder to some of these woods sportsmen— the Her­ ald force would like to divide a dorr between them— mui none of them have lime to g » to the woods. Just a ByKjjciuiotv y ou k now. After Playing Two Close Matches Congregation als Walk Away in Last as Men’s Club Weak­ ens and Win by 227 Pins The eyes o f the entire bowling average four'points, while Rett* and league were on the Men's Club Inst Do 'l.eilay each allowed theirs to night as it had looked as if'the Men's drop three points. May, the leading Club were the proper ones to put the bowler for tho Men's Clubj bowled first eriinp o f the season in the enough to leave his average stand ns Champs record, and for a time it it wns. Geo. Fox. at new one for the looked ns i£ this might happen, but Men’s Club,.bowled but one ' garni*, after holding them with feet to tho howling' ah average "o f 131, while fire the first two games, the big boyB Over!In's average picked up one point, of the CdngregatlonaU came out from As. the bowling saasqn progresses Under ntii Won the game by over two Wire interest fs being displayed and hundred pin?. efcch night finds many howling fans Kven at that, howeier, the h nvlers witnessing, tlv battles, between the for the champs were n little o ff their different- clubs. Wednesday night's usual stride and with one exception game, between the Farmers and their individual averages took a drop. Kuli-s? will excite quiten bit of interR< filing, the only one to increase, hi* f ’ l « * the outcome o f this game will average, increased it one ' pin. !,. change the standing o f the chibs conItcnitud’s nvernge dropped two point;, sidSrnbly if the Farmers win. The Jewett’s dropped one, Pennington -Formers will 'have to win to keep ono, while Stevenson's nverago drop- their half gtnie lead over tho Men's peJ eight points.' Stevenson, though, Club for second pined, while it will candro p his several more., points and j he necessary for the Rotes to win to still lie thu longue Icr.deK ‘ ’ [keep the Mi ivhiillts from ' passing The Men's d u ll, as far ns Individ-' them. , .* # it-il averages- go, yras-sha|tt“ if fift y - ! ' TlhkM iSt“ C0. *01111 tho Mt-rtlihVilx fifty break. Dennett increased his play-Dili week and this, .too, will be an exciting game as Chase- and Co. have decided to get out of the cellar while the' Merchants have decided they would pass the -Rotes. -Another noticeable feature of the * individual averages is that the league leaders are all slipping just a little Plupt City will play Oi lando, Kol» while those.further down the list ure ihg circus in town to kelp celebrate lins will play Stetson and Sanford alt getting into form and gradually the Herald’ s anniversary., will play Daytona on Thanksgiving forging ahead, utid the predictions nre Day. that in another-two weeks there will And the big anniversary special is be considerable change in the present out today. I f you haven't enough foot ball a f­ standing. ter Thanksgiving, go*tu Jacksonville The score for last night's game* It was tho intention of the Herald and watch tho Florida-Clcmson game arc ns follows: to give n big account of the Sanford Saturday. Congregational* High School athletics in today’s is­ sue but the “ dope" has not all been O R L A N D O P O T T E R Y I)EM-*jJ Holding .... „ . gotten together. This will come out O N S T R A T IO N W E D N E SD AY Pennington .... in a later issue, giving all the record*, A T Y O B E L L CO. 20'J-LMc L, Remind Stevenson Red Snapper fish- steak.— Stone’s Merchants and Chase A Co. please Jewett ............ Market, 327 Sanford Aye, 230-2te A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R notice the dnte for this week's game. Total*—2305 Changed to Friday on account of Tom F. P. FORSTER, Prcsldeht n. F. WHITNER, Cashier Jones ami 'll ta x . Perkins figuring on May Ovyrlin UNION THANKSGIVING Do Lei SERVICE Dennett -- z*Z~ JO H N G O V E ,.proprietor * December 18.— Winter Park Phillies. Fox ..... The annunl ’ Union Thanksgiving C E M E T E R Y TVORK- A‘ S P E C IA L T Y December 20.— Seahrecte. Total*—2,078, service will be held in tht* Presbyter1018 West First 8tr«*t ‘ 1018 West First 8tn* January 12.—Orlando. iiin-church this year from 10 to 11 February 2.—iDuval. Slhnding of the Clubs a. m, Thursday morning. The music February 0.— New Smyrnn. W ..I* P e t fo r the day will l«* furnished by jyr.g5 R-. 1.000 era Cohgrcgntinnnls representing the dlfferent* Fcliruary 10,— Open, * Farmers February,.23,— Daytona. churches of town. Men’s Club*;::...; Arrangements-are being- made to There, will lie three Merchants ...... , made"l)>* JUdge J. (!. Slu ive Palntka or SU'Augustine fill in R'-itary Flub ; ,e o f February lGth o l’fr/iftQitAso hiitr Bn 1. I‘. Chase & Co..... >0 j .T h e public-is cordially H. S. Basket Ball Schelude for Boys on the Home Court SANFORD C O M E D O W N T O T H E POT- n T B R Y D E M O N S T R A T IO N ON 5 W EDNESDAY AT YO W ELL g COM PANY. 209-Utc ■ For These-Chilly Mornings Gel One of Our HUGHES SUNBEAM RADIANT MARBLE &. GRANITE WORKS — • Opening •— Thursday, u . 30 y^mgueaaarac Phdne 113 112 MapnoMa Avenue- Priced so that you may not only long fo r them but possess Buy the best! them. \\’e are having a speeinl holiday sale on our stock of Many people w ho* rarely ‘knew a n happy, joyous, moment; who i-Wom ■ felt tiie thrill* that cause laughter; g . C t o lt a m M a who n ever could thry Uit Jaaycr M ore Colum bia Batteries nre used in the U nited States than ail other makes com ­ bined, because — • Columbia* have been manufactured on a large scale considerably longer than any oilier dry battery . * They have o v er-30 years o f battery fftanuracturing skill and improved equipment behind * I *• • - ' * n them r ^ ‘ * Every improvement of any account has been developed in the Colum bia laboratories T he Columbia “ Hot Shot” was the first suc­ cessful assembly o f dry cells in one package First National Hank Annex A n d again Columbia has demonstrated its leadership through the development o f the new Steel Case “ Hot Shot” Battery • . * ■ *» , * W herever a dry battery is needed,'Columbia - w ill always give the best service For safe right near you by New Th rills Experienced Every a Day by Folk s Who Were h S ickly, 'Thin. Sallow anil g . . “ Run-Down” £ see the fun which J* __ ■ merest incident are proving n revela­ tion tn their acquaintances who never believed there*could F>e such transfor­ mations. This is n«H unusual to those who know the h -.uoii for it, Vmi can’t he happy oiul see the blight side of life as long us you are tied down by the imperfections in , your system which cause headaches, nervousness, SDlIgtv.copipJtiXion, luck of energy, ex­ haustion with the least exertion. Those an* unmistakable signs that you are not able to lie happy like oth­ er folks, and,,on can’t lie until you get rijl of the rntisc. ’ • That’s the reason RE-f’U -M A is se Widely sold mid praised everywhere. It is causing iron and vitumlne to,Le carried int.» the. thin, watery blood of such folks ami thereby str.ength&uittg their nerves and feeding vitality to their withered tissue. This gives them strength, energy ’anil robust health. TlE-CU-MA is sobf in Sanford h> the Union Pharmacy and the leading druggists in every Ally, H J Skating Academy Wonderful Auditorium with unsurpassed floors. Doors open at 2:30'p. m. till midnight. Singing by Miss Eva Grace Wagner, accom­ panied by her mother. Pie eating contest and other attractions. Music by Fred [Iarvey’s famous band in the. evening. Auto buss leaves Valdez Hotel Sanford, hourly. COME ONE, COME ALL!. GOOD TIME PROMISED g p iy - jy r .m iw c : TWT7r~” * * «M w in iii R E X A L L C H E R R Y B A R K COUGH S Y R U P . Eikny’s W h ile Pine Tar-and. W ild Cherry Compound R E X A L L . B A B Y C O U C Ii S Y R U P THE BALL HARDWARE CO. PRESCRIPTION Supfprd, Florida Nut [<•«* if* lu r .li} trlVcti pint I lie miUt-MllIBwI. a m a r r lfil Woman, w ill on tin- smtt <l3}- nt Decem ber. u*22, a t It u'etuek, n in.. ap|il,- to itir ll.inornlde •lumen \V. |*<t-Hlii!*. J iiilv t nf iin< rir\-ntt L'liu i! nf Itu- S.-voolli .Im ili'litl Cll-rlUl i f llh; Slftti- at Klorlilt*. ;<l tillt'nurl H m iji' nt |>vl.nnit. tliirld u , ur C o o k ror the n a m e Columbia w hi-rmoovor TH E REXAI.L STORE DRUGGIST PHONE 323 KODAK DEAL! Jtnluo may l<- m ..itii llitit-, fo r a llrrnst- lo nunmito. tntii('harBr; o f nmt cutUrol hrr prupi-rtjf nmi to in-tfam.- n frm- ilualt-r tn nri-ry tr- ■ pi ■ ■ 5 ■ m J ■ 6 EVERY FRIDAY • * N e w b e rry ’s FairtOlus N o v e lly Dance Orchestra. * •. * .* * / ‘ # 0 * ’9 “ You don’t have to know how to dance, jtist J»cl on and rUle1’ The Snappiest, Easiest and Classiest Orchestra in th e Land ia what we have created by our method o f doing business. Our location is known as th e place of sellin g good old fash-. ion .standard and the beat modern products on the market. *m , Our toilet and preparative articles are o f th e highest order produced. . * . . ’ ' ^ ■* r ; S - W fiitm an’s Candy, the Iteaf con fection ery in town, made in S " ‘ the good way o f reliable candy makers. • • * * *’ * 5 H o lid a y G ood s, E tc * Till* 2 lh tta>- (if XI Alt V t:. K KNT. PU BU It WUJtON. tfolLltur fur tvtitlunvr. Combination Offer 14-lbs. Gran. Sugar $1.00 1-lb..Bulk M ix’d}Tea .50 N e x t to Princess Theatre •'Turkeys for TIuu\ksgiv m g ' . ........ Potato, Shrimp and Chicken Salad We use nothing bu.t the best.material; all work done by expert workmen. JACKSON’S AUTO PAINT SHOP MILES SO U TH OF S A N F O R D Under N ew M anagem ent- . Wight Bros. Dept^ Garage Building W . S. Sewell, M anager ==g=; �. . . T I I K S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 28, 1922 ' I : TO• th a t W IL L h e s h o w n t h e R I 1 S S J 4 T IG E R by T H E W IN D Y - A S K S '# J S ■ ' . ris- Jrtfls - B Y M IL IT A R Y C O U R T M A R ­ T IA L ACCUSED OF H IG H T R E A S O N ■ ■ AT PALMER MANS’N •/ -JSt. MAX'* On the S hrres o r L a k e M ich iga n £0 V , FT c;u\ I'KNM ENT INHR’ TS W o rk in g cn I l l s T h ir d ON IIKlSiO HEARD ON .M essage UARDANF.LLE - \ Hut Great Britain W ill Break Off Diplom atic Relation if Carried Ottt - j OPENS I P. A WONDBRFUL <H‘ POKTONITV FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GROWERS d lS-v I- HIT Yhr V«'i»<*1nri*it I 'l t u l «»lF Thr \»nrlnlrrf l‘rra«, I.AL'hAN'Nl:, Nov. 23.. America's Insistence for Uu* open door ami equalty ccontimical.'y in the Near East,which failaw.'t-luT traditional demand; for c-junl tatinp.,rcial privilege* i-j tin-, i-ar Hast, v.-a-.‘ 't*d *y tcnl.iy by the Russian dclegjtintt ns supporting an official inmmuiu atiou forwarded hyf the Busman delegation to the conferifl\'e*j)sking Pur the right of s|it*o.'h on all matters hefoie that body'. ItLMsia object. ..igormndy'to nnyT.u[ ' tempt to limit h r net hip-lev* id* the n ilC A C O , N’ov. 28. — Georges discussion o f the future standi .lifcthe! ( ’lemcnccatt late today came ho* k In DardtyteHes; she claims that ftlLtupkaj the struggling little Mid-Western on the Laos anile agenda tiro’ closely j ■i mU u!:je t of ! : town he had viritod as a young man related to tindeni of the straits, and that staple) iporo than half a century ago, and • found that it, like himself, .had pt-ard in the Neat Kant Van he attain-* • grown to gregt stature and *intei- m ! only by 41towing the itusaian- dele ” . .national fame! lie promptly • dub­ galei free parte Nation on the srm’.’ bed America's fecund greale t city basis n« the wtllvi ’ gredt.powers. Neil el dry li.ighcs* prou-jii/lanii nto lit- fwiti.J j* t ■•*T wan' borp h' the year Hint, ‘_U*k. af tip:.ia;cn dour. i—lhu-Ncai Kont-rcf** •place was changed front a fort-to a rose tilt, I mid am died by Ambn ri­ city,” ho said. "So wo are twia .’I . der. Child, projv.i s to in.ldr? tj,e • Tho* Tiger of Prance, coming ti> same rstir in Eyrt,p<t an did tiu the ile.lui'-’ deliver the third o f lu:j rurics of ation ofSbcretafy Hoy cotjc*iTni/v:,thc .Vmprlcan addrcsaca in an cfforr";to open door in the Far East. Such is Win • American sentiment for his tlie impression nidi (ling front the d' country, was accorded a. demon­ plomats of many o> ntfics’ ; rouped : strative welcome to . Chicago, , It Lausanne. started ‘ when ^lls private car pulled England, throng1! lord <' : ,n. / i.into union st-.Wioti and-did r.ot end LiuleislooH l . hn\f ratified it coin until the doors .of the Putter Pal- ! Jib lely, mill the ! -e.icli I |fo).i *nnutef m.Ulsion on luikt* Shore Drive hfttc ifXpiessi-.l tip: vnl ..f tlu^ dju nhad closed behind him. % I lean stand. Speak * of the *1. The old .war , premier wits met i iM*-.ul nt! u i i, ii'-ikish tU-l Uy ii committee, headed by Generali aiinaunccd' rluil i i:-key would Pershing e.nd IVipndier* General! r**Vcie’gnty over U,. petrule’ii un <1. ClilCAOO, Nov. 27.—Frohh from a night’s rent in Potter Palmer . mansion on l-nke Shore Drive, wh:rn the roar of I.nkc Michigan must have tingei! his dreams with a vision of hi", cottage by the' sen m France, George-.* t lctnOBc’emt was lip before dawn working on his third big me sage to A morich, ’ The' nfced premier con­ fided to members o f Iris party thv his Chicago address, scheduled for ! • oVIock Ihis r.fternon, was to b? a . me.rtage of pence. . , . fmm ■^ STRAWBERRIES ; " AMONG LATEST • OF OUR CROPS GREEK / lO flO C IT Y ?•- . . • L -v>- */ i L 'ifiijr.y . lib ts 4 . \ Ss *x*- * ♦- H m • fit T^wMr; 111)- Thr ...... InlrS ATHENS, Nov. 28.—All but two former cabinet member* nnd army officials accused of high trenson in connection vvilh the (I.-rck dclvielo in \tia-innor have liet-n sentenced to dentil by htiiit.YVy cqUrf mariial. Srntcncc o f lifeAtnprlsonmcht in,tho mil. It ary. degradation imposed on tv.*a others. l.ONDON, Nov. 28.—There is the tepngi- t po.isibRity that Great Hril,‘ain will break ef^-thploniatie relations . it!i C m ' if death srgtraces imixisml on futr.n V Grerk' cabtndt bfrice'rs nru carried oat It was stated in offtcjgtf circles. Precedent of st-ch Action by thp British was said would probab­ ly 'b e the hrcak"" o f diplomatic rela­ tions in Serbia jn I (HU)-As the result iif the murder of the Sefliidn' ina'jca’lies by revolutionaries. | This year tKer'c will Jte eibfait fifty nri\' - planted to strawbotvies in and ! rmmnd Sutifqjd ii’aP in Ovctdo /ectiott.^ l . Here nt'Tidnford.Ilu-k..M»i e, on the * west ‘ side, .will have five acres nnd h;- -is already plyklrg ' strnwbutries ' from the plants ard w illlmatkt:t_^hcKaaie-ia-large qiinfitltigs. He -bronght 'em * ot the Herald office*yi'atdrday I that were bPmftieY.-* \fich'r.el dloyje, inUho Monroe 's ection,- hits' about ten acres ntul both he and Mr. Muse are o|.d anil, experienced strawberry g:‘owera ami have been raising them henfor. many yunra and .they say,.it is one uf the bhnt crops that the folks CR'ARTEi: M ILLIO N REFUGEES here rmibl raise'add-‘always Iwiog FLEE FROM TURKISH *, . good tetursrs even vvilltoul .the esREFUGEES ■ * . .ildirhed1f. o. b. market. T. K. Hut ion nnd several other groncr*. In the ( lU Tho \ J;if rtl rrr***l fO NbTAXTIN'O Pl.K, Nov. 28. celery delta have pi,m i l uciw nnd \:ioth'|- human tradition ih-‘ t promlive-nefe tracts. IJut one of the surprises of tlu- i - to rival the Smyrna fire is de, i*aBt,n v i 11* the oMellent Ic yie t .eloping in northern Asia Mimir.’ Tho i brought to this city last weeb .by ••- , Udc of a quarter of a miHiati Chris1tl^11 Iilhnbitfllll‘1 i-1 swooping-'-fail P. oX_klm ^ LU— first basket brought mid ^ thvre; B«md to the fringes of the PUck Sea were plenty more coming from tin* a,’d the Mediterranean, mack Hammock section this year.' There refugees are clamoring, to .-t. I.. Murphy,* uf Oxford .Aieelioti, o<- lived. The A ntgrlcan naval base 1 iiva, ,inn»- to the Plavk Hajanimk it s on-tSnt‘iniip|e is deluged with CHRISTIANS 1 £1 There seems to be no limit to the possibilities of Seminole Cotuffy. With all the winter vegetables, with the many spring crops, with the corn and hay .and forage crops ht general farming,' vytjfr tkc Citrus fruits nnd othfr fruits mid now comes the joy­ ful Intelligence that strawberries will l.-e raised-in thij county upon a com; mercihi basis. Htrawlierries hsve ttlw.ty.i been mil.vd here, bat madly fyr the home consumption nnd the local mnrkets and i o attVnjpt has ever he" i made, to nilje ftiVii4ipii. acreage |to get n'market lien* for the big buy- “ W h e n th e frost is on tKe punkin nncl the fodder’s in th e shock” ...__ c v. ■*0/,v^/»ftfsj Charles (I. Dawes, form er director of U riel and would ib .t-.bule ■•Oneeas-i.i. i the budget at Waahlngtuti. They led, t,n n Imals of eq:;abt>, pre' ibly f t . him through tflane o f hlue u l i ! e ^ u L U »r - » l r^tl-,itf,o^-Mr-onr■Pprfnrv~ ■ w IN ASIA MINOR M rs. F F a h ces H a li, . to an open car, drdvt-him to city hall, j Unityd Slute.s,bud u > political d .'b f • ■ A N ! k J Avhcre- Mayor Thompson welcomed|on- Tiifltcy.. 1 bus-1;„ Aine.t'un ,n', * A ’ .him <vi behalf of Chicago. I would seem already -a 'im . ' -iL> dijckjon iwutevard and L iS a lle . iruit. , , wmirirfs n A l I I D T I ,,r Florida Ganleti ret tion those years , ^ D S rnllH from .the Hottlia of Anteib -t.vi't, along which the proccMsion! The entrance « I th itus Ians u; ,t .1' Herdi I A S v A e Iy S S n H V M , L 'n c u tin d dcnm l sud put his land* Jn j r'nn ‘P trovers patrollliyj #thp Jlrdi moved, were lined with people— spme j ijie conference sretie certain to hnu1 f l l Z i l l H U J 2 A 1/ 71JUAJ i H|||p<, nn,j jma ,n»monstriiilng tcrranrnn nnd Bbiek Sen- coasts - ol *V — ?i!(intly_ruriyu:i, (dhcra wildly demon-limpoTtBnt-bearlnjds bn the^Tlituro ■U-i. . • ^ the fertility of the soil and the ndnp Asia Minor, which Ju<\crowded will ftrniive. ■ '.ursions. They have officially i1 it i R ' i.-N ; i ;’ M!;;*;k :’ w i i .i . .!> I f It jr Th** I %*»tn’ifi Ini FOR R II.IIN G JAMES l-KGIvlTIv'iabilUy of Black llamniock tu,jia»h Chriatinns fbt-itfg ' from tlu* Turk • As the Tiger Turned into lui- formed the cmif ;> :;oMhU\Ti,!.KT ; N,.-,. M*... . . . NKAB T A L I AilASSEK tl-.ut alj i*. ’ ’ Ai-I.G'A 1.11,1. TO ticuTar -and with many othes* cfopa i ' n .poignant jolt* o f despnia am . Hallo street, - the ’crowds there ter* effecting tho l.idi peiiileicV*■• * f Fruii-i-. ilnll. vidow of the r e c t o r h e PAST W f’ RR BIBU'EV') trie I out ..ttawl»*rrii-s. , Thus Hill,* of tragedy in every message sqatchci .but it into steady cheering. Mon and Turkey were Inthuately. rmims' -I was Unin v...h Mr*J MU!., ap p e a re d , Plant City,, -who knows the berry Trdm'tli'e air. , Appeals from land t( women in hky-scrtipor wind iwh show­ unvupectedly et th e coutt h o u r e . f o r i 4p i*»I Frf'S)1 *!!% Tfip U'snt lafrtt !*rr#* game in Florida, was Ifi the employ "save our souls" are received, almost ered him with paper and ticker, lhervfilro'with' Russia. And do/dslq* V.V SNI'.’CTQN,. .jo-i T.M.! AHAS5EE, Nov. An in the tipfnirriu nurpoae of r*.ki;*g the .if'Air. Murphy and’ m'gcd the^plant­ hourly and are taxing the eapacitj .tape. Here the mounted police And m.'jje Without' tak!:\: into ci.ji ! g ra n d itiry t ■ h,-ur her st *ry hut <ch»*o dirim ent <ba rg in g imm!**r In the ft- f i- ’ i i b.'t.n lande.s nn:.|*b: J 1*. !tr* ing of Is’t ric i, stating that (In* sm*B of the American radio stuff here. motorcycle men ‘ experienced • d iffi­ tloh the IntmcnSc i*it :est* of iTr - i.t. a law yer sb*i| it q cnnveri:ii.i.o w ith Mcgna* w a s re tu rn e d by the I .eon Appeals come from ever/ part o was r.s go -d hs any- h** bad seen in .le.-l.ire t' l* t ata t..* Dyi't ■itl-iyn hculty .In restraining the crowds, 1_ the state ai d not ,m!y a-nrf of , the i Anatolia, where wlmlo Christian com Flat 1; Sea, wt i - ing 1»,'I :lu*v t -irt,*..:leia-'l n i * *li":. ’ •-1' hoc the pro ' i:i*oit ■1 ’igJnM I wps dc -^ Ciiuni v grand ju r y agnin H J. - which continually broke through th Mrs j a m I ’■;l’*;w-;'l..',f. Hav ana. in c o n n ,. light nature t.o >t raw lurries - Imt * n,‘" ,i|i«* ,,r«-' migrating, nnd when nicil i,n inti oitdcmtud in ndv um < i j;lin li 0 • oppe itimi which Itbcs nr.d ran cheesing toward .hi h .vivvitmo; l Jo* ti vwtti tin killing of Ja m e s le g , bad the riid. d'ad..intiige of proper ii i.i, t fa inn ■til o f til. .iaide 11act* v ,,s i American Near hast relief 1: li, ildt.iv it i > " V', " f ’ ‘cirri,Gn . at l.-ikc iiiinncua dinlmge tun] tlu- sub-irrlgatiou that! ttnrking Jicrocialiy to overcome nl * ar. Police reserves lined their lob M ign : of growing ., ^ imintyr, ej;* ‘ It r*-, N’ovcmlc.-r 18Ui. U.-I.i in vain and’ members of the l«,mlr I -ilin.tlv more M. Ha!:dv-ky ■quad riding in a car directly behind • onfcrvi.Uyo than at Genoa.. the,Tiger eliiped out w ith .riot gun­ to drive the crowd hark.* ’ * ’ Another huge crowd wn* m;i--« abmilth o city hall and tho poln-c Tin y ire pit king, hei rtes now and will vvas dcvt'lopfng with surprising slid were obliged to smash a (in sage B a n d it is K i l l e d ,ia K 'every tither day untU III? <ea- denness; the whole interior is' Man way through for the distinguished mil i t over or rather until the price j keted with snow, aibiing immensur At* C o lu m b u s , O h i o J visitor. Escorted to Mayor Thump dtdine-s ns the straw la*rcit in I'lor- tbly to th*’ misery of the exiles, j con's office, Ijte mayor- Introihscil w.-ados'* ftom the ili'»(ro)'cr RarF ida Inst until'June. Attempt of I At) (iffir -rs to Dry -t him to the ciiblnet nu niben as “ <ei( n il: TUK S'lt DKM - ON setd: "Five h'jndre*l ('hclstiaps ar i in: This strawberry culture Hrly goes Auto lhtt.es Itri-ufis I at all) htir.urt i| giic.it.” (i AI.N U,.S\-i I !.:■? s', n ; tn show that S.-minale ■ County has arriving at Karnsum daily from part "I ani’ mihy to have ro Minrhinc j • added another crlip h» 1lic Itmg list unknown. .in,.-to* v* Jcl1Vil |,Ff,N* | for you," the mayor addtjl. with a Another f ioiu the Rqr.y, relayc GAINEiiYTLI.K, Nov T O — HtuCOLU.JlRU.s; d)b!u,,Noy. 7*. Two of fruits .and vegetables that have L gesture* to thtfnunl.y we-i*wliej- out.- h-ril.i wi jourtiflii:?m jil.thv uliiv'erri'y . null me dead, one a Golmnhu*; police­ Btul will conlimie to make this 'Her- ffont Sivas] in the interior o f Anx * i*le. “ Isn't it at your ilispo al 7" if l larlda art* getting practical ex- HAS -BRJ'.V AK R M G M M f N)N tolia, said: "Ten thousand Chrlstiar A man, the ulh* an unideiitifivd nuto- MNS'l.MMUi: HUNT ill'l’C lA L HAS- tlon fanunts thfwtfrld over. ’ ‘ ’ k *e t “Y o u r k s i p f St .demanded the Tiger. and two thousqnd orphans trudgin pet-i.-ijco. in conjunction with their CHARGE OF MURDLlt. nioblls bandit no the result uf an at­ - Ard among all tlu* favored.factions,HARDING "I ruppoae they will blame me fur igubir theoretical clu- roo'm wptk1• • •. ' through the snow from Slvna at ______ tempt o f tup. poltcuiiofi to nrVcst four of liie County tho Black Hammock is it they M.'itm- 'nu* for everything,” his year ^through co-operation with m> Tin- \«Mn-iatr*t !'/«-«» men here this mdrniinrwho are said to . .' I l l y H’Jir A - 't ii'liit n l c *rr«* 1 anioisg the best «mi there will be /•yoking to the Americans' to »av CHILTON, Wit;., Nov. 28.*-a Mi a them." the'mayor iraid. "W e have hle.oty of lie Gainesville Sun, local morning have been driy ng an autonubile - tolK IF .SIMM KB, N’ ov*. 2H.— Kisslnt- some big improvements made there Anna Lents, .10, daughter of1 ' a moonshino hut not _ much ruin, him-,'' pajwf. Another ilcalrdjet; relayed a dr; * * * Jr * * p , ‘* " 1 1 •am ’-.* I I ** « v 1 1 V i l l i t V I r ' Regular nssignmenta are cn in Clcvclainl l ist night. Mt*i* i*trasvU*rry grmvers have packed in the next f,-w 'months Hut will liven tho men each day and each <if j l0c,.lL .'lve?Dh.v funner -•*-'-v. j - l put In General Dickinson, given turtle till*-state and place Seminole | Bf T4?.'il to the Near hast Ri « specialjy, constructed basket o f neThe party remained in Mnyoi he HtmlonU is sent in tern on ’city rulgnir.^t on a chau.;.- * of n.uider eautrty among the'greatest in the ,l1^ (' 1 ' oinfan'initplo from Janai lotted bi-"tit-s. and Yxpressed It- to . . . . . . r..lt,.tai„.r n fetsiot: that . hi* sent Thoiflpabnls office only a few min­ “ U-at V’1 riill on' iv'iUun: sVorieT g i ^ ! following a confession ' lhat she sent stair in improvements in the fanning H* Lrucher, o f Tii-icaieov-a, Ala., i President Maiding in'order that he il.cd in the ute:., returning to their cars to drive Ing them an insight into practically j S section. * 1 Samnm: "Can you take a thousar ’01i,*nci1 " 111,1 ___ .might IjRViT'Hharteake on Thankrglv* f Mis. Prank* to the Potter Palmer home where M. .•very phase of ncwxptfpi r w riting.! death on I tmrsi.nj _______________ j mountain,-children 7 If not it mes; i ;g. are , their end?" t h-mrncenu ri to stay during his two This is the first year in which this l^hnekier, according to the prorcai.____ fur I'crriea in Plant City. ,)lm has been tried out and Profcs- l j r ' Hhn ndmitte. f e n ^ g enm ^ but and a half days visit. New Way of Heading Letter* i'rom L - . ■ The Tiger said he had nothing sor Ilalph/Stoutamire of the Univir,0 f 1' lt lH U,B J 1* ? * * 'Ships to add to his Boston address which m v, is enthusiastic over the remits !;*w/ f ' was thu subject of criticism in the .vhich are being obtained. cIamK>re'1 h ' ' M IAM I, Nov. 2 I.-H A lett.-r* ad •Senate again , today. When told Journalism made its fi^ t appear-' . ' f . t dressed nnd sealed in n-bottle were that Senator Hitrinmck said his iii*- jiiee n't the University *d Florida S p C C ! » I M e e t i n g J U dropped, in the ocean by n person fc-ertion tliat there tvesp-—no. black lasl year nnd at the opening uf the, ( I » 'c i a r y C O D i n i i t t e e , in the Slaking of Baaarngsr Steal nl»,anl mi Amctifan oil lankir ..f( M'.. ( CommlnilHJVIII Not Intro. ' ' lie Investigated troops now h ‘ Germany hnd i)t-c,n dis­ planaW.W n O o farOr. theIh . ' ^ a f t C a l l c f l T o d a ynmi have been tent on to the iie^tmaboat at Barcelona proved, M, Clemencepu replied curtly "University Edition" of the Florida duce Hill* n r Tt**- A a a o c lrlrrt P r r a a l tion in record time. Tenrson Bradfprd, ' that bin information was "official." Metropolis In 2bcksouv9)e, 1 which JACKSONVILLE, Nov. SS.-Chargt l l j Th.* .Iw iH - la ir il I’ rraa l (Hr a'fcr A a a o r ln lfil I'r r a a ) was published entirely by the univer- To Expedite' Nomination;* of Fierce ira-al llfentiica! man, found tho bottle cs of cruelty were lodged against'Act B A B CK LpNlA, Nov. 23.— iwent ten mil** o ff Minmi while on a fi»h-_ WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.- ChairIlutlrr for Jqrticc lug Superintendent Bowen o f the city six women and children are believ ilty students. The. succct; o f this SENATE TAKES UP ing trip. The bottle- had been nethmin Cumrntnh,of the senate hhetrtnte undertaking led to .-plans for aim Bar . 1 t m . ■ • 1 ... . . , . i ., pnson fatm, will be Investigate*! -by ^ ftnvc been *!ro\vned lit tlie -sink! A N TM .Y N C IIIN G B IL L i l l y T its \»V(w-Inlrd l ’ rp « 1 Udnft at noon Monday.; They vvyn* cpnimece committee, luyd. he i.^h*dr,w c||^ c^nU riO oirii^ap ^.nouniptl 4work here this year, Sunday of a'local passenger steimao ^ S K H ^ H ^ W A S I I I N G T O N , N o v . 2 3 .— A s p e e mailed here the tame day by J « d - ;d nil plane f.-r rx.il.f i« > 4 r 'li" w k ^ 'a d ie a committee of Arrangements Uvc* . nherdy ta g , L , * ^ ^ vf .the « r u * JadUary which was rammed by customs bo; WASHINGTON, Nov. 28. — A fter .entativc v complelctb comnletctb for a e univer... ftjri1' univer committee cant'd to exre.iite the *.nom­ . ' " 'U ,h-B cgumission would visit the farm Eleven bodies have been re* overed. disposing of the Liberian ionn resolu­ tentatively ; ------------------------ {traduce the proposed > 11! for amend- .. . ................... .......... . .... . and question tho prisoners, Bowen nssp tion, the Senate late today proceeded aity edition o f the Sun h«e,_ at inations nf of PietfC Bierce Buth Butlirr to ta be be h?cpLAtJISANNE^Nov, 23.—Kunsin antljmcnt to the Esch-Cummins trnnsporto the imxt measure otj its legislative Which time Uio students will hvve ’ cinte Justice of the supmere court. It T i’ tkey arc working together nnd ex- tatlon net until the rtexl srr-olon of denies the charges. .LO N D O N , Nov. 28.— It was slat _____ t ..........i__ i..... picgrani—the Dyer anti-lynching complete charge of the paper,* *°nc- . |iV. official ritvlri thia afternotn tl bill—’but g.,t no furthu-*- than a m >-. crml used end editing both telegraph urged by Chief Justice fa ff, who con-, „ na!K,*nnij „ , iu,r delegptea to Ifce .N« h-, • .■ * *,---- — *' ' MICHIGAN AGGIES WIN the hivno liate withdrawal of the Br tiun to lake it up. The fight over the »V minister front Athens will res nd iocat copy. This edition will b; fcrrei1 wilh t'hnlrman N-^on of the j;ast c«*rfcrence.hre wondering what. MISS M’SW INEY BEI.EASBI) Dyer bill which was passed by the 2T. f-rom the execution*. EAST LANSING, .Mich., Nov nuhlished shortly after the opening c^ ,P lUee' . ; * . e/fe,t comhination will have. Kng‘ . .— < -v v lbaoe Inst session, Is expected to oc­ published shortly lish rjnd French clrciosubow dbpo. DUBLIN, N o v .'£8.— Mi Mary The Michigan Aggie fnotbull /team cupy the rernnipder o f the speclnl of the second r ernes ter. of the tmlLONDON, Nov. 28. Former in The cold wind fumy dho northwest nition to reject demands forwarded hy Mr.cHwineJA who’ has l»cen «hungbr easily'defeated . 'thb : Mnsanchusetts Session and continue iutrt the rcgulai .ersity in February. Is^ent <OnJenuic*l to death by ir.ilitr The locals today la n big surprise. ns it was Russian delegation lu»lstlhgi Ruisia f*tiikirg in Mount Joy prbaa, was Aggies hero today. session beginning next Monday. • ploughed through the visiting Rneail-'!court in Athens haye been eyecul released today. lie heard on all r|U es‘tb»ps, A\'liatcver Stitt* if there were no prohibition* warm enough last night to bring on moat at-will and made long gains byi-^ays rm Exchange Telegraph ilispal ■Her. relcaso enme on tho 23nl day may be the dudsion It la apparent no n heavy rain. It looks like we will TOR BENT—Bed room, 800 Magnol- jokes, p e o p le 'might forget' that we means of passing and end run*. [from Athena this taorniftjf. o f tier hunger striker now have some renJ'wInttr 'weather. disposition should-put out Itusrin. * ’ > <ie * *• * • in Avenue, • J=* M EW 1 -v. . • 7.i 3 v * 1 ■*’* ; ‘ :' FIRST DEGREE w l% M t K i w F! : BY I ’H A B U S T E R " k ‘ MURDER CHARGE ■FLORIDA SCHOOL 0 F J O U R N A L IS M ." ....' “ T — T R A IN S S T U D E N T S "’OLSON CANDY BRING RIG PRICES IN FLORIDA NOW CAUSED BEAT : GIRL GUILTY Letters in Rottle Dropped in Ocean, Sent to Destination Ka.itcrii buyers paying Cruelty Charged , Against Bowen Abaitioh Plans City Prison Farm Kmlroad Lcgisia£lon At This Session js„,,K]„,cnJc„,' 'ol ivin| rT r^ z ,zn^ irdu>mr,kcn" w ^ v i crns,i'u- ' ; \ And. Children \\;ere Drowne � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/56ffcb3ba71993ed976f7c9aa59bbb8d.pdf 58c06a956f3c1a6e3af0a38493a29c10 PDF Text Text n t - f t r - NUMBER 210 SA N FO R D . I ' L O R I DA VOLUME HI jn fmllng tai.o- c lit d a ily p r n c r a ! . 1 1 iji :a I 1 •,a ,.>.7 ' i 'r (,f > 'i i j p p r *tj i '-. ,. • • . ri«i. We anil nsrry ■, : v r.tfnU Sanford is not u new city and thoj \ \ remarkable growth Af the city at tie 11 * * ’ ( present time nnd the rema»kahle v growth of the Daily IlpYald is not m w for the pimple rcaaon that it i history repeating .U rnIf and • m»;ii<- „ thirty-five- ye&n* or more affn K.HV; , f.,rd was a hustling: hustling clly, the >f . •i unl dip ndvcrtlr-«nii’nls in everyth mu iiom G- to 30-pl. type. Ton) (‘nHIlW b»1 the ai'iat f.drloLOn mid hidpV In uv-j . ....ii:.it :il atul Kv.-pa tliu tnvlal; . - ' i t . :'i>- • ii" • trulyj . <•*>rt «! > . all the*.l|**Jivy Iwred, .. i;.; *.11 Carrie D am eyjrt in n i l of t«.i mailing ifcruitim n t; •' ij-'i'i i;l::irge «»t the-£ira- ca rrier lm> , 'keeping the pu. i r.iii.u •••'••! ' “irife t- ii tMat'fV- tn $£0 per ncro, nn increase of over BLACK HAMMOCK LANDS yiaO.CItH) in assessments. ’ In Addition tin- Pally ilwald iriC IbA S DELTA (>l thiAimprovorocntfl nlrcndy made, ra . ! I i - nvdstaiil* , n r c t^ J o e iiuni, Andrew t ’nrroway, ChamD inuou, *tV il Uiireey, AllUml , th iic . Adam i and doe Thninm*) .m y (if.-iii'.i .in.ii.nntt Cnlilaboru. ' |!i (jdil f a rtr rrp ii .*-nt 4 fifteen r*f and-to l 1nil j center -of-the grt-nt— r*rrrr?rr- and several others whaso numci. cannot Le recalled since there nre n o ! files of those papers in the po-«-i ;si'>Ti •/T.tniypne here now. Tinu. Appleyard, who* is now ntnto printer at Tallahassee, n!»o hud Uie Onto City rhror-kjc- here for many yearn and, tlii; paper afterw ard parsed into the! h.'Mih-if Mr. Maker and it was car11* I • !•> liis widow after his di i'h and iti.. t lirotiicle was i-unning wh. o llu- lb-raid' wua estii)ilishe(t here b> tin* pri-jim editor in 1'JIW. It i a far cry from the old Washingtoiiliaiul '{)'£££»] from tho old drum O'lindcr and evctl from tho InLci muflt-I of fur.t cylinder.presses jnf a few y -.ii ago to the splendid Duple:; voii press that haa just been install­ 'd in the office of the llerald Printmg Co., rhe cub of which appears on lh> JMlpe today. Like tin- OX r;.it " i tin- darly days mid the ftgne nud I'utrgy that formerly sufficed on the" •'•••.di aim served their purpose to the fast automobile .of the ■ presont day thnt efttn up the distance, the evolution in the printing industry has been most rapid and front' the old daya of the hand printing presses and the retting of typo by Ivuwl to the present day of fast Welt presses nnd tile latest typesetting machines the march of civilisqtlon Ins gone for­ ward arni. onward and it is a well known fact that Florida jin s at- all times put out newspapers of a betb'r typo even in the earliest days, ami Florida journalism has ever been in Die forefront even though this *\ate was sparsely settled and Is only now*coming Into the sisterhood of ■ ’•tatiM in the m atter of population ami in the settling up of the' waste I'lacis, • . The -Sanford Herald was • started bore In August, ltlQR, by tho pros­ V, glVJItl i n f,-.i cbnn-lvl dip rtn’i ’i' .The ‘b raid I'm --G ( duad to the «*dto when 1 c-hi-.rse'of the n .pmi(S <f manh l|utlUI«"‘ vhh-H .•spapet ’ tlepntt* piled to tho qdesVionnnirttiBent nager and h is ; | | tw i i tuc-r ’.2 ; c cent of life is much.’.. This niummuth pi •Td m--Do.il the Herald w i f,.-tr iciK''* :it n time mi tin pf.-ss that could not run to ore thousand an hour and nhopt tlirca hours to print in less than nn hour and p money big Model 14 I.inoi nfatliincs otul s it ti; trnight matte there jjro fivi ..-different companies now preparinu for development work. ■ lit Hill there were no car load shipmentH nf vegetables. Last season there w» re over f jvo hundred cars of v« vv-Dibles and four hundred enrs of ■•(nit fruits shipped from Oviedo and near t.y points. , In addition to development work doiMv-by Ioval people, there has been tn e r vda0.000.00 of new capital in* l u t n l and the work has just com* iiti-iired. *' •****■ In I PI 2 this tract .was thoroughly tirntrrr-d nt irrr»st- nf'nlmut fflO.OOO.— It lifir>n the south shore of I-ake Jes­ sup, a frc>h w ater lnkfc, fourteen miles long hy. four to six mile* wlije.. Tliiiiuuli this lake, the picturesque and li.miiu.-i St. Johns river rpns. In 1010 there* u iu added. to tins tract the-.— l-'iorida (Jrovea Drnlnnue district, nln at four thousand he res more, mak­ ing in' all about ten thousand acres in the two ilraihngt* districts, drainage alone costing over $100,000. There are tw enty-sight.milts, of canals and it h l.ipi.vn as Mack Hammock drain ditches. These nre thq,.tmly tyo...l.ou i to tho toAvn of drainage districts in Seminole county, Tn gauized nnd op^rnted undec' tjie I'lorida luw. • . All these lands are furnished with wi.ti-i for irrigation purposes by ar* t e s i a i i jusl ns t h e ’far famed Sanford celery delta lands arc sup­ s celery, l-tttin-, poplar plied. fu tu re has been kind to this is,' Im'ijos nnll many nthfaction of the atate< ' ' ■con* to mention. It in In.UMI there were no Improved for s.tajdes such os Vtfghighways in this section. Today • was not ti>4 excygd there are four * different directions"' • Ovciilo liotrikt cnl- that you can enter this thriving com­ fnfnVs. Today there munity hy brick or macadam roads. Tho county of Seminole, while one hundred acres growt.ibliH and four nt the smallest in the state, is one of -v »♦s -4 11rtf- t>*r -.otl- -the richert in ngrinilUirei-psotJueUaasand leads in hard road construction, liaviuu spent in the last few years $d!0,(MUi on hard roads outside the . ^ . i ■ The Jlcrald, 15c per week, delivered, arc nn Three railroads touch this particu­ lar -section, the Florida East Coast, Seaboard Air 1'dne and Atlantie(Coast Line. . The Seaboard Air Lino it now at work building » loop from Ovrido through this farming district, and ex­ pects to have trains running'tn time for spring movement'of cropa. Due.credit for practically all thin ,i;rrnt development nnd bringing In all' this new cupitnl should be given to Hon. O. I*. Swope (now member of tho Bonn! of County Comtniasloncni for Scminnlo county from his district) He camo in lu ll and cast his lot with us, and seeing the great possibilities of jh is' rich, undeveloped _ sect! in. plunged in ns only* a man of his fore­ sight nnd determination can, and he bns niude' the wilderness produce and Idoom like the rose. • , IIu Is always first in any movement for the betterment and uplift of hia home town ntnl county, tireless in his effort,s . to harness nature and turn it to the use of man. . ' In addition to the many other things above cnunlrratc'1, Oviedo has s num­ ber of prosperous mercantile firms, a beautiful community ilub house, good elmrthca, and one of the most prosncruun banks in this section of the A'- -A *. v ■ DUPLEX W EB.PE tllAT PiflNTSiTHE DAILY AND WEEKLY HBltALD Seminole county la proud of this, /, onn of its moat prosperous towns and farming sccatona. proud of its c'tlien»vp; pud proud of Hon. O. P. Bwope Mno 'ctmtributcd so much, not only of hi* money but of his tlip® aod'iner^ gy to its substantial growth and de- - ■ velopmcnt. >f • • �- . -I-... i^ iy y / U»,TJ- *1. •t W', -~. . . , - THESANFORDDAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NO ■ • i ‘ yesterday Were Mra, rnonjF Key/ Mr*. J. B; Ctdttnan, Mrs. M. MinariW, Mm. J.. N. Robson, Mrs. Cbrta Matthews, Mif. Hawkins Con* Billy, Mrs.' “Raymond Phillip*. Mrs. Fred Dalger' Mrs. Leake, Mrs. Dorltf, Mrt. Jullvk' Tnkach, Mrs. Clifford ' Peabody, Mrs. Paul Bigger*, Mrs. W. M. Beldinjj, knd Mrs. R. W. Pcarnion. * ‘ 1 HIh cnrc/Ul grooming, his e 1p t h e n ■>' ■ ______________ . \ THANKSGIVING IIA LI, ' . .One of the most ‘ brilliant, social cvcnt*t^ ‘W .aea*on wili be , the Thanksgiving bail, and bridge party glvcp at th* CJountry Club, Thursday evening, Mrs. Q. W. Herndon and ef­ ficient committee will have charge of this event. ‘ The clnb house will be dbeorated with appropriate.'decorations carry­ ing out the suggestions of this Ma­ son. The music for the'dancing will be furnished by Newberry's Orchestra of Daytona. There will be cards for thd*e who do not dance. * ' All the social affairs which are giv­ en at the Country Club are always loOkpd forward tp with great cxpecta. tlon'hnd this affair will be the crown' inf event of tho season. . * *^ ■ ■ _, That Characterizes the Successful Man f.A* ., • {••• . w ell-fittin g , ; dignified immediately stamps him n mnn of af­ fairs. A large part of hia success • .. i s , . . rah be attributed to good ap« * pearaoce. He’s well-dressed •'•••« - • •. , ' .. • and he knows it and all the world knows it. '* H4’a the type of man for ; , •• * .. “ whom wc*tako,keen pleasure ► ** ■ , V • in iron ting Fall riot hr* just now. He appreciates good style,'good fabrics, thorough workmanship. Ho gets all :j. J. N. CONNOR, Martager y -V'ffltye-Store<of Quality With I<ow iMcea t • ^| B n iB liliW liB « a a a a a « J ia iB B a a a B a a H a a a a n a * B a a B a a a a a « L tP ,r* ' ■• i’. 1>A t ' 7 ~ '~ * " ■ " * '* T m—■ t vf l - 'a A ..w r T r . n. OF S; ’ At the TarlsK thy Rev. Father banqyet* to the . . a • :t A. nANOUKT lfodae’en Sunday lait Peck held the annilaj Prothcybood of Saiiit . . . . . A 1 - * t f Stanley Barr, of Crown Point, Ind., is the guest at Rodman I<chman. Thq bridge party nnd dnn.ee at the Country Club Thursday night prpmlsos to be onv 'uf the most popular t o n : , of Wosbiy society events of the fall season. The lately after prayer County Qub hg* been the scene of sorarolfin • aoclal affaira'this season Mit the ’ Thanksgiving party will ecllpto-tpem _all and the ladies in chnrge hnvo secured the services 6t Newbprry'a famous orchestra of Day­ tona Bench for the dnncc. Tho Mridge party yrill also' be popular, and rcfreshmento. will bo served to tho guests in true country club style and tho psrty, Thursday night will be 'a Uphold the hands of Father Peek and gathering of Sanford people and their Jhchsqnville, assist him faithfully In hi* work. Mr. guest*. ’ - , ' og with her alt; Elston Wadbrook next spoke and told thr, great new* Just received jfrom bln son,-a -Brotherhood man, too, that lie MBKCUANTS-CnASE GAME CHANGED TO FRIDAY baa Juat received first honorsdn con­ ’A* Amto.who rhade his duct In tho naval academy.where ho l*. .Tho regular game . between the nnd impressing on all that in order to at the' Montezuma. Meryhapto and Chato ahd Co. that get happiness you have to give happi­ ^ scheduled for Thursday night, hns ness. After a number of the men and airy Uonk, of Hebron, Ind., beon (hanged to Frhlay n|ght- .This h*d' spoken F ath er. P?ch thqn was brought about on account pf if the winter "ItK hlr..’ajAd boy* spoke a few word* which all ’enjoyed Thanksgiving, there being too many nan on Palmetto avenue. .thoroughly showing thnt the Brother­ atuffyd with turkey to play, so all the hood devplope* in the young man Lojrja4»Yi,’ll6rvey« of 1 Grpen Cove nlty, Truthfulness, Manly Vlrtiio and bowlers on these two cluba will please Iprtny*, arrived |n the city yesterday Fidelity. The boya pow saag tkp takenotlc « and be on hand Friday nd stllj'a'iiehd.a fe*r'day* ‘here ^Qi\ a Brotherhood hymn apid other hymna, night ab the regular time. with J. R. Xtrwnrt ui Uie pioim. t , Jiut bcfuiu the cloae the. boya gai(* three cheers for Father Pe4|c, for. tna jQrotlicrhood,. ind for, Mra. 'Eigcmaji, d'W rV 'Jv'C D lbl^'brC roW n l^.,:hav‘o fooently arrived in • They *ro oeeupying- thojr a holitB 0t\ MafuioJja jivonne. ’ .the Walsiriatfhazoe. bpyi pttendod'tho evening ch^ritch wr.rrice where they, renewed their ob|inations to tho Brotherhood for the coming year. *• ‘ • - \ TJ • ”i , Nl Ito M lie Princess .{. -------‘ . PROMINENT VISITORS PROll .ORLAN DO ENLIVENED THE PRO All good tiling* usually coine on CEEDINGS TODAY the tamo day and Spark'* Circus is gjwfyf good, always clean and , they The Sanford Rotary Club had a fine are favorites in Sjinford. mpeUAg today at .the ‘Hotel Valdez 'uThcrc are several thousand people end Mine Host Cattanco was there in 'tho city today, attracted hrVe from with the big mit as usual when It .'ill the surrounding counties by t^o rr,ntc fo tlio eats and aprcod ono of the Mg circus, the parade nnd the niter- finest luncheons of his career to noon and night shows. It is n big day which the Orlando delegation preaent gave three cheers. It seems that they in Sanford. cannot get such feeds in Orlando and Coite Hill, Hendrick Guernsey nnd they enjoy the luncheons of Cattanea Sam Way, of Orlando, were among very much and they come every week tho prominent visitors to tho city Jo- to enjoy our meetings and our hotel. day <and atlendod themretlng of 'Those present today from Orlando the Sanford Rotary Club, where they wero Kendrick Guernsey, Sam Way wetd •moil ‘welcome. -* V _ ___ • • i Mr. and Mnt. Oliver Murrol were in the_ city ye'terdsy thd guests ot Capt. and Mrs. K. R. Mufrcll. Oliver 1*. now residing in Umatilla whqre he Is practicing law nnd engaged in raising .fruits and vegetables ’and says that Lake county, Ik booming... Circus Pay and special edition tho Hcraldr This 1* orange weather'and vege­ table Weather and the . cold should bring bettor-.prices for fruit* -and vegetables i p ‘Florida. It is olmost certain that all tho tender vegetables north of Florida are frozen up now aid 1Sanford lettuce should corao^Ur tjo rl end ioeltir hour, which was spent for, good prices fitJm this time for­ in 4 most pleasant'and profitable mab, ■ ■ ■ i ward. . ncr. . At the. conclusion ot the afternoon The Daily Herald has been late for. the hostess served a moat tempting salad cou'fae" with’ coffee. Seventeen tho past two nlghta due to' tho fact dub members enjoyed Mrs. Shdron’s that-wo are operating a three-phase hoepltallty. ' ^ " #.V. 4* motor on our big pee*" and the The meeting next Monday will be Southern Utilities Co. have not yet with Mrs, C. D. Foh-cslcr, jr.f on West changed over to tho three-phase sys­ tem and wc arc operating on a make­ Frist street. • • •. shift plan until the plnnt can - get everything adjusted; Wc can al­ ' DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY ways look, forward , to more or less •. The Daughters of Wesley Clnsa of trouble irwgetUng bjg things started tHe Methodist'church will meet Wed­ but Manarer-'Rosebro is doing every­ nesday evening,. imine tliu tel y nftrr thing in ms power ;to keep our plant prayer meeting at the homo of Mra. J, (i. Dccn on Park avenue. It is im­ running until next i week when tho portant that every member bo pres- Sbuthorn Utilities'will bo ready to must (Hit. g^T^attcnr. of importance are- to glvn uS. tha Jtirid!.nf power hare, .Until then .tho public will hnvo to look Jor a late i paper now and then, but' it will come out if it ' is ♦ COUNCIL OF MUSIC ‘ physically possible. Wo oil have our The meeting called for thi* Satur­ troubles but it will make the result day for the Council of Music, at the all thu more ccrjgirv.fl)d we shall give Studio of Mra. Fannie S. Munson, has yuu n real paper when we get ad­ bpen deferred until the first Saturday justed. i , ■ .. • in January. ; .. ,, COUNTRY CLUB DANCE THURSDAY NIGHT’ ' • . WILL HE FINK EVENT w m im & K D "" T*a Bn Bfc Bu Br to: BB toi l*B Ito *a There’s something strange about everybody, yoUraelf, your w lfo your - noighbor, dvery person hei « a s SNUB POLLARD COMEDY Tomorrow—Anita Stewart in "Sowing the Wind.” ; also "Step This Way" a two*part Comedy. is a Prescription for Colds, Fev­ er* and LaGrippc. It’s the most speedy romedy wo know, pre­ *n For F loridtr1Fair'Tuczdny. B*. venting Pneumonia, Ito toj colder in '"n o rth porticn. Fair Wednesday. * * Be **. POTTERY DEMONSTRA­ TION WEDNESDAY AT YOWELL CO’S. 209-21C Say it With Flowers "Pew prnplc outside know what a Urge .shipping point Gjwveland is," romnrks the Grovclaml Graphic. "Those ^f us here have accepted it ps a mattir of fact and have not placed its im­ portance befote'thc public. . When a place has e»ffhty-five-lended eara-of necessities roll out in one week, it le getting to be sumo shipping point, and that; is the record for Groveiand re­ cently." Groveland ships a great amount of lumber among other things, and is a hustling, growing town. IUjd Snapper fish steak.—Stone’s Market, 327 ‘Sanford Ave. 200-Stc The week of Decembor Rth to 15th has been designated by tho Florida Federation of Women’* Clubs as trfit planting week,.aapccia^y for the purjm.M' of beautifying highways and. home grounds. This aetjon was talpen. on November, 24th at tho con­ vention in Green Covo Springs, af­ ter Mrs. A. R. Whitman, of Orblndo, Chairman of Conservation for the' Federation, hud .told what has boon done by some of the clubs and other agencies, and had urged t)io impor­ tance of making our public highways more, attractive.. • COIIIIECTEI)' NOV. KTH, 1M2 PIANO TUNING, PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE • Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store MEN’S WORK SHIRTS MEN’S KHAKI PANTS MASTER MECHANIC AND DUCK HEAD OVERALLS Departs 2:4C n.m. R:40 a.m. 1:3H p.m. 3:20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. MEN’S ARMY STYLE SHOES Northljondd • ' , ". Arrive • Departs .. l:4dtt.m. 2:03 a.m. . 11:45 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:^5 p.m ‘ 2:55 p.m. J.. 4:00 p.m. 4:03 p.m. MIEN'S WORK SHOES Depart* 7:00 a m. 3:23 p.m. i Vt^ la a a a e a a e a a e Leesburg, Brancb r-Xrrivo 3:53 p.m. ... . 2:50 p.m. Depart* — . for the Thanksgiving offering we/e DVo [opkius and attractivo turned in. ^Tiie ne^t meeting will be l’atriciu, of Deleven.i Mqnday aftcimpou a t 3 sharp, at tbo * Red tonKHper fi*h steak Slone's 202-2 to vpd.in Orb city yeaUr- buns of Mra. Julius Takach on Elav- Merkat, M7 fiauford Ave. OrU4a Ilrsach a guests of her.unele (nth street. At this meeting all «rArrlvo Departa Tho Proabytorien Baxaar will >pd Mra. J. A.”Wllw6n. tides nro requested to be tufried.In. , addlSkltfrdgl. t F v . ,. i i this week here going I. C. IliiBoae’a offlre ndjxNA. 1517........ .. .f- 7l:dnp.ih.| no noar.Miir. Bolts served tee and aandwlchi Avi. 208-r,tpl x-D elly, except Sunday. Among the meinbcra attending .4 • ' ' ' ." ■ 1 " -1. Store i * In Florid* 10 Storea in Georgia The fertilizer industry in the la k e ­ land. section hns, boon given impetus with the getting under way of tho re­ cently organized non-acid plnnt, fi­ nanced by Polk county citizens,. Pro­ duction .during the first week of the plant’s operation wn» at nn average of 30 tons a day. The plant employs CO men nnd run* the full 24 hour* of the day. The weekly payroll amounts to |2,000. Tho fertilizer ia turned out under tho recently >patented formula whereby jiq sulfuric jjcid Is u^ed. South Bound Arrlvo .... 2:36 a m. ra ^ P* Well, what do you know Sen about that? Down to 67 last night and rain wjth it y* but that old brepac from tho >3 northwest today blows cold and It would be* seemly If that lettuce orop north of W ‘ us v/orc cut down by the icy Ra finger:! of .old Jack Frost. Ba This Is great Tlianksgivlng to* weather, wc claim, ye*. And !to the circus la in town* Hnvo in, you a little bnllobn in'your h* hornet 5:10 A. M.. NOV. 23, 1922 Bn Maximum jto Minimum Ijr. Range ...... Ito Barometer B* Rain ..J« Ba Northwest and clear. — TONIGHT— GEORGE ARLISS �i £ ? H v 'T ‘ PAGE TW6 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, |922 . * * . The Mcisch RealtyTompany offers for sale lots located in various portions of the residencesection of the City on Very easy terms, and very low monthly payments.' ; ' .1. ..... ^ » * * * Our prices will compare favorably with any You arc going to want a City lot for a home, and you can buy it from us practically on your own terms. •* And, if you don't build, real estate values arc increasing and it will pay you to buy. -• • *“‘,::7 ». T7T~ .*». 1' . ~ i- 1fr — -• / Organized in 1908 A co-operative home building and loan aisspciation, which has contributed as much or more than .any otlior factor invaliding, m Sanford, paving been connected With (lie building and fi­ nancing of more than 25i1 of its nice homes. Why put it off?. . You expect to own your home some dav, and this is the easiest method— A good place to invest hi pakl-uj several years have paid 4 per cent. e:. and never during its history has \n 2 1-2 per cent, semi-annual dividend Think it over. Talk it e ver. Com 108 Magnolia SANFORD FLORIDA SANFORD, FLORIDA !R, President- A. CONNELLY,! JOHN MKISCH, President BBlfBuaHuiBMaaaRHuaiiBuacBaBBDBKrjBCH j«.«iaai:K auatiEaaae>i3rK U H uns^(iaa(iaiiuaH iliaii.MBU2'jaBCDaar j s a D B » a r . c j ; s ;s«B aB r«njraK 5C B ^^accB usrfa.i«...iua2Jm ^X ’i ,n?natjK m :n3i.nBiicjK Biic*B«a*«u«!.tl u-iiwy 104-108 MAGNOLIA AVE aREiaaRRaRaaaKaBREaaiiaBRaRRRRREsariRaufaaRRiiBaaBiiaaRRRRRBCitHnti aKBaRaMEaBBBaBaKHBnaxRnRBBaaEnnnlHsnaKnacucKcniiaRaBKacEBU �-~~‘V ftsfG ' • THE SANFORD DAILY !1E TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1922 known the bird must already* have bA-n In Europe, that Rradfortl should h«vo thus Identified it offhand and Thabkftfivin: iv.nmted th at It needed no erplana* ^ion. And wo know that the festivi­ ties rftho curliest Thanksgiving ven­ tu r'd largely In the consumption of "fowle." • VOur harvest having b<;en gotten’in, dtfr-Governor sent four invn <>i, fowlthere was ngrentstore of I ing th at wo might moYe especial man" r.nd it shows how well j ncr rejoice together, after v.-c Ind ANKSGIVINO day gathered the fruits t>f our labors. Tho u u e r N h e y i .ih t k n b -t o which today i* becoming widespread n long perloil of waiting with dances four in one day killed ns much fowle "those constitutions of government through radio. * . ... . ami conversation. .Finally at 1) p. m ," SERMONS A T HOME 4H w ilt a P ule help .besides lasted which unite- and by their union estab­ Thert* are eight telephones .to cv- n'm ««A ge nnived from tho missing the topinahy almost a weeke," uiylOO inhabitants nf Guernsey, and principal, raying hs would;conclude lish llci i ly Anad o-dcr." * Illy Tfie .tHooelalcS I*rr»«) GUERNSEY ISLAND’, fiO p the service Us aid to luMho cheapest the m arriage only -on condition that I his e:,.rH<'.-;t festival of the colo* In tTDS the relations of ih r ’ new in tho world. There is no installation the dowry were increased 60 per cent. i.—The small hlnad of Oi'srif: n:. ts war. a mere holiday..nRcr th» Republic wera r.Paln r.'u a liu d v itli For a time it looked af if there toll of the harvest, a ‘'frolIc,, such ns Great 1hi tain ujhioit ter the'breaking tho English fhnnnel, haa been enjoy* charge, and for a business connection , ’ . , . , the cost is ? 15.00 a year; residence would i>c no wedding, and tho guests may yet ho nc.-n in many pnrls of point, r.iid President Adam's proclaim* ,leg n enhiuc teh-phcife rorvire for th e ., , , . telephones arc even cheaper, . K ioto prepared ta depart.. But thz day was England, litila* •-r ho religious od-Wednesday, May Oth, as n day of part yenr.-i. l./cry Sunday r.it>rnweI^, „„ iiwrcnses made In the charg­ saved when one of the young men oh ■ rwiliens or nijnx-kiUon*. It was huniiliottan and .fasting, i n ,a* much a tbne'dT dancing and feasting, sports r,n the United ijlatca wan placed "in ing te’epho in cubsi-ribtrs, at least ;Cs during rhe war, and the system has present rose* to the oocasien by • an­ sniL trials of strength and skill, of a hnznrdPQS nitd afflictive iltuntion, some ct thrm, s lf r.t^heme and listen‘always been a paying’ proposition. nouncing he 'Would marry the young * ------------------r —• rest and relaxation after the tolls of by. the unfriendly.'dispo ition, conduct to the tcimofi Horn the church over) indy without the "bonus" demanded. jf.maanj.ri the year. Merry making* a t the end and ei'mnnds of a foreign power," tho wires, ami in summer they are GRASPING DOWRY HUNTHis offtfr was accepted r.nd the? wedU lllB q of the harvest was prevalent'in 1’tig- but with the prhysrs and.supplications ................... . entei faiiv-d ta tre.jamo \’-r.y with the w-——— EK IXJBEt* MKIDK >aff took place. • nd we know an ear): as tho'sixiccn- were to he r.iingled thsiAka for th e , music cf the lor.-il hand. They simplyf ‘The original bridegroom, having ua:h century, and tha d’ilgrims did but many bU'£«lngj, ifu-hnii ig "a wumler- n -k central tfm the'-ncccfsary conne-c* ; IDS m T he A**bcTntml l*rr»»> dt rgone a change of heart, nhyoafedruproduie in this, as in must other fu! liK-rvnco In population.'’ In the tion. and a transm itter .•iffik'ed’i o the** LODZ, Poland, ’NoW ; iH .-n m & y just n,s the benodlction.was Ucimtjpto* thma--. the Institutions with which following year, lb j situation being pulpjt or hi irogt bidding for a bride figured in a re- nobheed, but was, of cqurse, Utifiged to tht-y had been familiar a t home. Ah b«|«g r.till nciite, Thursday, April’ "5 rfoes the rest. ' cent wedding at tho border toWn of return Homo a bachelor (lucky dug). .he plantations in N»rth America wr." similarly deiicated to ••Humilia­ Guernsey developed tills t-ystem ns Dialy.ttok, according to news brought prospered, the custom persisted and tion. fr.ntlhg endipriwowr in thnt “the fpr hack ns 18fU>, when broadcasting here by guests returning from the A fter man came woman and she has spread, and under Puritan influences pmvt prjclpu* IrRercats of the people waYundi Mined a t ami tclepfiom ;<■■■• it runic to assume throughout New of tin .United States are still he’d in relatively few and far avert. For 2 t ' At the hour fixed for thn*ceremony England n more religious espeet. j. rp ; Hy tho hostile design’;p»d yeam tho nath-oa tif these unfreqi nt the. bridegroom failed to put in- an Jt i s 'hard to believe, however,'that Still as season for rejoicing |t had In i di. i.i acts of a- foreign nation.") cd inlands have been enjoying tile, appearance. Tho young bride, her u "hateful capitalist "press'* wbuld for its central episode the gathering plica r.rrc thanks were also to w* hurefits tif u -bt oadcusUnRf system attondnuts and the guests while away only the scandals of the rich. at thp pbco of worship, to listen to ronjervd f ; r many hie. rings, rapsciai a Thanksgiving sermon, more secular rc r m ice Lalng.madtf.to the "labour than other sermons nf the year, in of huMir.cr’nian no tliat there fay be CCC?g£UTieL!7!£a which the politics anil m aterial topics fqod in abundam.* for "man and ->f the day could ho discussed from b e a s t." the pulpit mors freely than on a Sun* Thanksgiving' day in .celebrated uuieh today as it wan in the early days In this form it spread from New af the founding of these colopltds. It England nil over the country, first is still a day o f rejoicing, of feasting, through the Middle States nnd into of reunions! nnd of fsata of’.strength ihe, Went, .thence cloWiy .through the »rul skill, f«r what would a Thanks* South, until Thanksgiving came to be -riving day'|d there times be without the mftst popular uml universally oh- i.. i currgrit football games a h d | ;rvcd of all national!’holidays, hard* other athletic’sports. Iv-A-.-ra'iiUtti; th,e more ebulllont and ir ceckingdom Tlmpksglving day] derponstrativq l'mirt!) of duly. a.iUe opening day of winter seasun.l its rwsoctation with the carrying It i. ti e day when wo feel that we can of th« harvest mme with tho-growtit n> !f g e r hold* ourst-lvra i-» chuck. ! of industrial- - p-.oajiej.'y and the ‘ml must IK them fly nml t, it ‘•their - ( h -oad skill. - I t- L. a day. a f ^ c - , j partially obscured. Above all it grew Jtdfin * if we win and a day of feastto be recognised as a family festival, Irg if we lore or wip, nnd, Above nil. HUYLER’S-CHOCOLATES AND 1I0N* 3 a day <>f reunion in tho add homestead, it is n day of reunion, for onca a g a in ' and fur the repew ing of old jittections, •ho Itoys get together to show ns in * / HONS 5 * «. ssastin of charity aund mutual lielii- day* of old) tho result of their poqltry ;i H U y L E R ’S CHOCOLATE COVERED 3 This intelligent mother iilwtiys finds plenty of leisure fur the " ’ fulness, •husbandry.’* N U T S, AND HUYLER’S NEW-HOX, 3 chilrlrtm, vet lu*r henie is benulifnll.v kciit. Electric m t rants O ’ In 17hUr in response, to 'roquettK y-j.nv maips and tuwtn.mu-nts will TH E “TIDBIT P ACK AGE" WITH 3 u j from hotli hausesreff coiunTHj, George perfnrrrt most of^r-hoilKch<>lrl duties; ;tml.. thcrchi ..she I * foliglit "ii this auspicious day, njul For young men and old men, women that are in 5 1 Washington issucd'lhe first ThanksWHITMAN’S FAMOUS SAMPLER ■ avoids drudgery, dirt -nnd hard labor. to nil the boys the Weathered W arrior‘j h e with life and ’(have wbo are in lore with n i.iving prOc Iamotion, appointing e ! I-. . tiny of iinnllojt ! pleasure ! HOW AND SUPER-EXTRA CIIOCO- ■ lhi m, hoy-, ntul girb, of i-.ll degrees—ifor every NVvnnliei- "ft, as *a dny to Wi athered Warrior. LATHS RECEIVED BY EXPRESS ■ friend and bin friend, there are appropriate "acknow lodging with [ttitilN at — EVERY FEW DAYS. the nianyond signal * favors "f Almighty God, especially .economy h by nffonling them (the people) an (|l I Tlir. %■ i "Icifrcl PITTSBURGH, Nov. 27.-—-Three J opportunity peaceably t" establish n M' foiniof govr-rmiieiit for their safety taenlar marvlie-4 h ifO '• the Fark and happiness," and in particular for regie Tech goal lincTgave tho Notre T?ml Public Service lints • | . ■■■■■ 3 ;"lb a favorable interposition of Hi l ‘j to 0 Vic- IB T'nruviitehvi* ill tlU1 COUfKT mTd-crmdn- 1lame eleion a hrilliant a ' ripn of the late war." Si*s‘years later tnry on a frozen, anov. -covi n-d grid- * The light and n 3 1February IP. 17t»r>, was s imilarly np- iron, here tmlay. * pointed a day of thanksgiving for the *needy eieebrl coached * by Walter |J ",livine beneficence" ns rhown e*peei-!Yt* ffen fought vr.linnti> Imt eould ! ally ill the suppression of the recent ?‘,* withstand .the tivrrifsc battoring li HH It B U3 O K fl H E tali H H S H ■ R ■ B B U H n R D H SI H 3 B 3 E ■ ■ IIH ■ UHIIR • R WU R H# C ■ HE H H H n ■ Jl J1 ■ HR B H ■ B B U ■ H ■ ■ ■ B HII ■ I insurrection (the W bi^cy Rebellion); "f Poach Itockbe’s pc^erful machine. s n o n ri k u k r u n i i c s n b b e l i n o s n Q jtssM THE ALWAYS WELCOME GIFT __________________ ____ ___ - _ __ _____ ____ ___ f! HnRRRaRHHRRBHBBnRRHRRRHHHnRHHRRRRERBBBgUnHnHURRBUHHaRBRHHMRnRHBRHHRHHHRRRRRRRBRHRUHRBlIBRB R R R R R n R r H H H R B n R R X H R R n n H H B H H H H ' VP * * * V - ■ ’ * ’ -it • * N * . M R R R R B B B a H H R R B H H R R R a B lIB H B H K R B R R B R H H R U R H B R B B j f 3 5 S 3 3 f I * LUMBER-LATH SHINGLES ROLL ROOFING STRIP SHINGLES < CEMENT • PLASTER PLASTER PARIS KEENE’S CEMENT WHITE CEMENT ■ j s © R SH H R R R R R B B R R R B R n R IB R H B B R R R R R R B SR B B R SB B M B B HaHRHBHI«BBBHnRRHHRRRRRR«B«*B*««**na«BR««»*«*"*, * " B" * * BB,l,BM* * BH,,* =:," " 5 ■ See us before placing your order for Lumber s and Building Materials. We carry a complete I stock. ' i tm FINISHING LIME - a jj s «* r r n r r n r r o v v T T X r m n n m / r r u n g■ STOCK LIME ■ ■KEYSTONE __ 5 COMMON BRICK « 'j jj ! DIXIE BRICK n •* r, i ;8 * T 1 TAPESTRY BRICK FIRE CLAY NAILS » t CORNER BOARD CEDAR LINING 3 ■ RBBBBBBBBBBBRBRRBHMRBMBBHBBBHBBBRB . > -* i-i -t * ’ r: M 1 Wi «•• • t * 'p 4 '- ’ .1 ; Ml 1 ; ; ■1 v V i l-'.t HOUSE OF COURTESY—SERVICE-PRICE > ♦H* %& O *1* ♦♦♦ ^ '-Tr>v' ' ’ A *r.r"‘vr:7i , �■riipg\NFoni) i>Aii.Y HKnAi.n. TtmanA.Y, novemher is, i3-’2 A . V v V 'i ^ ’ l> ^.V K l'-S.yW l r AGE FO never u <!uy of fici>t/» in Lowtti within that r.ulius you eon keep your head, when all otet* OF ItKCi th a t iivnot attended" by the prksidi-nt. about you Mis private car is Mocked for trove! Arc losing theirs and blaming It oh tM-inim • -------. .. inr t jJ3>t-A Yccon! raw at nil Dm?* nn.l, n-.cfjfjin'T t» lii< I.ONPON England l# descrlb- aides, thiy-nre always prepared to'gu If you can tru st yourself when nil «-y trnln r secret for on n jaunt. 1 dmibt you, . . ' )'in n document kept but now published in^ The president will take a swing -lint make nllowuru,. for their doubtnearly Railway magazine. through northern Mixico In Dn-cm,he Orest Western 3 of the flre.it U r, going first to Tampion and then If you can wait and riot bo tired of On May 0. *B04, from Plymouth waiting* Western b « t rpeeiul* 1 I an overall speed, Or being tied about,' don’t deul in t0 London cttakie of over GO miles . lies, . • • . ixclesivo uf JP*» i Muring the jourOi*. being bated, don’t give way to nn hour, and a t times . hating, . rn hour, wy exceeded 1C2 miles > And yet don’t look too good or talk officially recorded, HEARING THE OTHF.i The speed was too wise. , for tom : reason not hut the company, If you can dream , and not make decideJ not to announce the at“You have -decided to stay on the given, dreams your mqktcr; farm ?’? . * compHsbmcnt, , If you cun think, and not make “ Yes," sniil U r. Cobble*. "I get thoughts your ulm; onBBOON AMVAY8 . .. .. .. .. disconmgfd Burin* th’ week, but 1 If you can meet with triumph and . r e a d y k o h . a j a l .m i Iumt up considerably on Sundays." disaster, • iifo w -ls C h h t* ” — * And treat the* two Impostors just "1 listen to people who.com: out <nr T T .^ v 1 v the same; MEXICO CITY, N ,hi*»c front town in th. ir automobiles, Jf you ennn hear to hear the truths dint Obregon i* »ot Aftry I hear them tell of their trailyou’ve spoken Contrary to the custr ,Lka I fdrgrt th at r have any of my twisted by knaves to make a trap ior, President •< own.’'—Exchange.- *' for fools, namely ever feft the Or w atch 'the things you fcnve your , nt executive travels That statistician who snys IS per ! life to, broken.v V ^ • during his ndminist And stop to builiLXhcm up with cent of the people i nn jftay jrolf proh•■j-qjiv visiting" on an worn-out tools/* y. menus that many have golf outa month. He never than a day's-ride fr If yon ran make one heap of all your winnings, . And rl«k it on one turn of pitch or toss, • .... • And lose nnnd sta rt again at your beginning. And never breathe .a word about your loss; If'y o u can forvo your*/heanrt, your nert-e.^std ’sinew * • To n-rve vour turn long after they ♦♦♦ ♦« Tires, Tubes, Gas,- Oil and Accessories ’ “There’s n Mmwit the Curb to Serve You” VULCANIZING fully equipped with the best machinery ’ -• Tires Retreaded Tubes Vulcanized neral Repairs — We repair all makes Trucks, Automobiles and Tractors Our Road Service is the fastest in town antes m a iis iM hub tjicruj iu u iiiiiu iii 1r « r> r tr -.« r i in d e s c rib a b ly 'Y o n ^ e rf t th is F a iry la n d o f Toy s Vl.a r — CastlcH atid 11 c h ild re n G PvA D ^ Skilled workmanship, the best and hightest quality materials used ■. BATTERY SERVICE 1 ,c r v yntmtrUe.* who s L’Iiiun hits hroui.-ht.H M (ini m es untl N ursery D q lls, D o lt F u rn itu re, S to v e s. Drums, Onus, Blocks and k \ Certified Battery and Ignition Have your old car painted by us and y,ou will . have anew car We repair any electrical troubles on Automobiles, Trucks and Tractors l i f t lh..t many Succef-or to Del-Jar Coffee Cutup my a :ul l-» l;i-rp ill and arryiiig a widow. ... r ip s V o M O 'M r itr in i" i» r » s is f i'i* i f * | a A 3 U J i u r t u n a u n u Jl'id ra lifi-ill T M ,i a nnwo-ax ■:«*■■** n x aasi: uauc:nE«K*t:uiii*iiiiMui»uiiuaiJ-.aJ unartUEixpKaaais Bravo Burghers of Dutch Town of Leyden Held Thanksgiv inn in 1574. is £ oncc-a year. It Governor Dr.idfo.J H.i» Testified m .i the Pilgrim# followed ,1C 1 lu 1 able Cuetom of Holla 'd'*—Preper Tribute to Hed Men. ^ n ' “ After the laudable custom of Hotland,’’ Is Dradfords own description o fo n u of the many function* «nd * tiiMltutli'iis liilnidiiicd lnl“ A m erica; and set to work at Plymouth- 1 |,*‘r‘** viih nothing exvhndie or m-UIM. these ticgliineni <*r the. Amerluin ThnnkHClvtiig day of HV-'I. 11.. > no profession of orlglnatlty ->r tin- "i vent Ion of anything new *........ k' n gi-iii’min* lii Iheir ai-knvu.h dgni.-iit (| „ „ « . , B low . O H o rn of P len ty , klow l Cult th e corn from d iU am t ri C all ttic co rn nrvl old I* ho IhuiM i.-r of m isery! Toll tlu> i-i'tn t» Joiirne|- f*r. 'Kln.t w h ere hiMiary rtilld rrn n r i n d w h r r r cyi * of w n '-w ^ i-tari Inks* lurilcrn cob! ant! W m * The red inen tiniKlit the .white how to n illlvate inttlze, M make migur frm.i tnnpte sap. to visualize Uio . lamH t.y trending them up and out of tho tii-nrh <th’d. not h-ust for economic, sueto raise total cep.- "D ear l.ady Nteotlue** enntded itie l‘l,f rlu^ M„d ns n present l* their Dutch friends on Manhattan a. lino sample of fuel for the pipe. In f a d . totmeyo was their llrst paying crop for export.. ■ It Is true that Washington triln .. 'and common tradition here distort ihm n»t«gy nnd tdrtory for legend, hut It Is Dradfords n co n t that In th* North the Pilgrim* wore the flr«t rais­ e r* of mhncco. In nil pmhuhlUty. t*eshies the Amerh-on Tlinnksglvtng. It ___ lii!riMlih’ctl tin* hfI •■ That means bring our best suit” forward ng with tlie inner spii’it. p lo w , i> H orn of p le n ty MnW M ake .-or ilmiik fill h« J l»t ll"« i*«■•’* l* *1 to In ltd* l n o t of A ll-i!" I.aiol w h rru . It o h r rtitd Wo rsp-,t only tu rn ot T i nnotlo-r. Itirr r to II Uod tin# been Ju»l do of wlmt tin* Indians furnlsli.it M- th.-lr f .a s t . ns they were t» iheir r hustM for thi-lr •VniirleiniH entri'iity n rriTiMl W»j Mo In the Duteh rcpunlle * tf But Thanksgiving ilso bids us forgot our worries have a good time at home and elsewhci c. ^ , , 0 0 ( 1 Beeau.se you live in a d>ly good store as Woodruff ^ Watson’s, yo conic to worry about Where to buy—you 7? Watson’s. . . T I ip »« a .h u n g c f #oon m u st hnow T h a t, th o u g h th ey t.av# »*«n W r w 111 *c*n thorn eatUA'-d. f r o m n th o u ,a n d fi^ tllo farm s. D om e liy stu rd y yeom an urm s. W ill «•> g lfta In su ch g ro a t slm r# H u n g er c a n n o t linger them . * Because you know Woodruff prices, you don’t worry about the quality or the .style. . r Hid jy lot o f o th e r c o m p a n y a t t a e , I'll t0n you why-—hundreds have Cnn noarest euuivalent to home p lo w . O H o rn of P len ty , htoWt The Coat of Arm a. r « n till, corn frnm rrih and row. When you arc ready to “doll up” for Thanksgiving,, we’re ready-to help you do it right. Qf doursc, you arc always welcome, holidays or any tijue. . Complete line of Men’s Furnishings, Hats and a n f f CANDIES CAKI’sS l'KUilis CRANBERRIES PRESERVES- VEGETA! irry a Complete Line of FANCY GROCERIES C A N N E D F O O D P R O D U C T S o f the M ost Popular Brands Your Patronage Is Solicited Clcnn, quiot, rcsti nm i TOTfecdy t l t y Tt»n A m m I# r o a itn d tu r k e y c o u th s n t on A tabUclolh it tc#n, t)(’lli:SNl’UKT, H* —''Shave, two egg*; So rends the new tarif barber* of Ochoenfurt »trike a rensonnblc t the rising coiitn of llv iiig value o ftha'ma cat butter, cream S u its m o st g e n e r o u s , b a t t n n t i O v e r c o a ts an in th e old d a y s a t h o m e E v e n in g C lo th e s Q U IC K D E L IV E R Y First Street, Welaka Bldg. » ** • ■ . _ - I, P hone 497 • . • • . —- ’—. lit** i*. ' -----------------------------------------------•* . *♦ -r ______ __-------------------- - —" » •- • J '• . * \ , - {* * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 28, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/451e5374aa72327670e1bfa35b0bcc14.pdf b8cddf68f889ac412979f0bc35804d19 PDF Text Text - ■0 mu IN THE HEART OF THE W O R LD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME HI SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922 N U M B E R ,2 i !lfcAUTjry!*.COUNTRY CLUB ANI) SURROUNDINGS THE JOY OF *• EVERY GOLFERS HEART No ttdlUim of Sanford would lie complete without a few words about the beautiful Country Club grounds end the nine hole golf links thr.t have been completed for several wcake and that art? being enjoyed by hundreds of {oral enthusiasts nnd ninny visitors to thp’ state. Lack of space forbids any description of the beautiful grounds* o f the orange groVo, of tin* t/oydi rfyil vl*t.i. seen through the grand |qjd -,elflBrt' oaks that lino the roadways; at-.the l i.'., ^ t 1 I ' ’ JLh|,,1 O w T*11/ fiTr .i.icy’-in tttLr'grtng ils,.tu' thtr llttltr geni i of Inkctv that uot the courso making natural hazards, to the f!lu j'tieiK, probal.dy the only ones In ex,isten o that were played u|*on four months after the grass had r.tnrtcd to grow, to the fine.old dub house that In nost uofnfot table winter svniwcr that any golf club can spirit of friendliness that ndes the dub nnd the many so: ini j t at the dub house during the .in. i la* view i given here are n t '.lien nt random and of course do !iet iim.1 ennnot give one much i-ltn «>f t*b grounds. They do not- print as well as they would on n hnlf tone press tint jnnybe they will give those committees are ns wh i s.rijit ;•» piny on the licit links in the : Late rome idcn of wjtnUtlic SnnPresident Edward Higgins ford Country Club nnd the grounds Vice-President S. O. Chase, look like at first glance. But you Treasurer, Ik 1 . Whilner. will have to come to Sanford to see Historic and Lovely St. Johns River Rich in Sonfir Secretary and .Manager, ! tlie real tiling .and when "you have NEW FICTION The County’s Own Motor (iu b Valuable'Adjunct Prnrman, Jr. and Story day**.! the course if *yuu do not ray it "The Breaking Point” by Mary Rob­ C. J. Marshall, Chairman Road is tin* finest in the state—well, you T or Good Roads erts Rinehart. .■jt-rcet anil Bridges Committee. will he the first one to sny It nnd "Four Square*,” by Groce Richmond The languid' loveliness of the St. al expression of mirth oohld'h#.^^., * Forrest Lake, Chairman l-cgbln nil ny have already played the course , , , •.; nro tito American Automobile Assort:* "The Dust Flower,” by Basil King. Johns river has inspired the rhnpso- IdcsccnL. live Committee. even thought the senson is young nnd Along its course It SjunfclW eoqutt,tiir Unn of the A. A. A., the only na •Charles Rex," by Ethel ,M . Dell. dist to term it •'The Beauty Stream of hly nt moss bewhlskeMat'calf-'aniJ Geo. A. DcCotte* Chairman ix-gai ninny have been the praises sung of enr tional organization of car owner: "Canine's Folly,” by Gilbert ParkAmerica.’ Those whose travels hnve stately dignified ptltnfftoai.', nur wonderful golf links nnd grounds 1 Jl with clubs throughout the country Aid Committee. K. B. Wight, Chairman Meshanleal nnd country home—for it is a real afforded an opportunity of viewing any of which will extend to. a fei most beautiful at nlghViV^*K.' Pair of Bide Eyes*’, by Thomas Service Committee. sub-tropical streams of other contl- this’s silvery flood vlw Hnnlv fifes, good roads, trfcflic nnc» vnnw law member full privilege-eon preren Publlclt R. J. Holly, Chnlnnon t • ' •'Fair Harbor,” by Joseph Lincoln, neiits hnve called It the Nile of Ameri- the river, protect you and prevent nccidcntn, tntlon of membership card. Committee. SIGHTSEERS IN BERLIN While the stars Utat; oviirapHjikl®f i "Talc of Tflojui"* by \\ illium J nutomnbile cgurtesy campaigns, etc. . 3. Membership card acting as ha I Mr?. E. F. Householder, ENTERTAINED IN AIRPLANES l Locke. All the heavens soenl tQAWAfWD' Tito Mississippi River, Indian'for Perhaps the Individual car owner Ins in cane of nrre-Bt for traffic violation. Accident Prevention, Street nnd With a crystalline delight / by Joseph Hutch "This Freedom Father of Waters, the'W toric Hud­ never 'topped to figure out how nun h I Mechanical service on tlie roar! Highway Beaut if but ion, vacant. f<>" The St. Johns has U* ,V> the son, American contemporwry of the insult. he, n Car owner, is indebted to tin in emergencies, at which t.me th- meily held by II. P. .Smith, who ».i German Rhine, .and- mnny other luart of s.qMropical central-, Fjqji<U "I'l l tain' !’i oph autunuihile clubs for nil the things nmt'ii dub comes to the n- cue anil railed to West I’nlni Burch, hut Kathleen Norris. streams in this country equally as where nnture has been RlO^t prnnigatii that make it possible for them to will send ga«, oil, Ittes, 01 vwtl repair was Chairman of the Finance and verdure. hy Gertrude (• "The bistcra-in-law famous, have each on o. a peculiar in ita gifU o f r gorgeous drive over jjtood roads without • op- ignition, carburetor or ol.her trouble Membership Committee. These enthralling benutl** ar* hi con­ • Atherton. . beauty nnd appeal.' Whether pnrtnkprtfsion front narrow-minded au­ or tow your ear into Mho garage, nH T. W. Lawtoq^Chnlrnian, Toori.ng tinual display along.Hta (w rh p n d w d "The Black Drop,” by Alice Ilrown. ing of tho ruggedness from the sec­ thorities and when enr troubles com? without cost to .you other than the and Contests. . '. "Glimpses of the Moon” by Edith tions through which they flow or by mile pathway to the have the assurance thnt they will regular price of Mr. J, A. Seal”, is field reprerentnWharton. secure Immediately help without en­ chased otherwise. . periodical displays of their might, plumed hirdt, attrafctvd t p t W ’ tte-’ tivr for the local club and Is actively "Happy House," by Baroness Yon they cattvey to tho sentimentalist thd cr’s beauty, disport-tham|«lt»,'»Ion« tailing extensive.x^Ost. In the work r*. Posting of roads .dangerous engaged ' in securing a large enroll­ Alligators, \apparent!*; Ilcttcn, • that h:ui been done nnd i* being curves, grades, etc impression of powerful mnsculitlc its course. ment in Seminole County. Inasmuch irnomhile, are satisfied "The Man of the Forest,” by Zone strength. done by these motor clubs all Sem­ Ik Constant vigilance al the State IN A SENTIMENTAL MOOD inole County cor owners benefit in a IGrey. . Not so with the St. Johns, however, on it* lanquid current, like * nesting Ix-ghltikuro. Court House ami City •1 "The Beloved Woman,” by Kathleen way. Scmimjld Cpunty .boasts an afits appeal ts distinctly* feminine, in driftwood, Full many a gorrt <f purest ray serene ILdl to protect the inlercU •I car It’s feminine qualitlte no doybt. filmed dub of thin American Auto- j i Norris. .. conformity with the finest usages of Thu Dark unfuthomed caves of ocean owners, and assist in fighting unjust count for the Instinct It dteptiya.m by Jnmcs mobile Association, which is the old- autonmblle -lrgisluloin which is oft"Bail; to God’s Country the gentler sex it Veeps its place, nevhear cst; good roads orjfunixntion in the or becoming ramapnt nnd overflowing furnishing the auateri^ncie^ao. ’ n e c«‘ Here's to Hm linve-hcrns, tlie arc Full many a flower i,*1 bom to blushi Oliver Curwood. times enacted In the mulcer o f-' in­ world, built up on sorvieo to others “ Cnppy Ricks Retires,” by Kync. its banks, A feminine perverseness, aery to plant life, whllo upon • unseen nows and the may-ben. creasing registration fees, etc. and the keeping of its promises. t “The Danger Trail,” by Curwood. if you will, causea'tt to flow duo north om it transports ve*ftU '«l And wasto its sweetness on the desert •** 7, Unflagging efforts .with State, "The Last Galley," by Conun Doyle. Contrary to thu southward course pur­ to those cities which'ha The .Scmituilu County .Club hun nt For quick results, try a want ad. county and city authorities for more by Stanley sued by nearly every other Hvcr in the unatcly built along Its batiks,\ “ Chipping' Borough the present time an enrollment of uiul better roods. The St. Johns U‘ a rfraV p^;; Wcyinnn. eighty members. The total memberWorld. Tho seductive curves of its 8. Free legul advice in cafe of ar­ and the confirmed Florida tourl by James Lane ’’The Reign of Law,' ihip of all affiliated organizations hanks' betoken n bcautous feminity. rest for innocent violation of Iritfor fails to ioelud alt in' Alien. in the American Automobile Associa­ The borders of the river, where drawn knowing that It ever holds-ln>» “ One of Ours by Wllln Cathcr. tion is severed1 hundred thousand, all together, can be likened to tho pout of ft Bulletins containing Intest.rond of whom are entitled anywhere nt n petulant maiden, but where tho riv­ him atonic dolighlA-'whlch'both > flay timo to courtesy nnd service au­ information mailed To'Tlu’ nibers oih er broadens into Immense laiyis no fa* and enthrall. BIOGRAPHY thorized by the parent association. request, nnd always obtainable nt the “ Simon Bolivar,” by Lorainc Pctre. The sections from which the major­ local headquarters of the A. A. A. "Daniel Webster: ’ by Henry Cabot iversnl Literature, 25 volumes, given bor and progressive pi 10. Free route mnpr, and advice us ity of Florida visitors como have well by Mrs. George Knight. organized A. A. A. Motor Clubs with •„ nn-f.-rrod routes, nnd condition of "Thomas Jefferson by John T. W cmtr’s Twentieth Century Edi­ large memberships. It has been hut Morse. . tion of the Encyclopaedia Britannlca, - Nino mombort of !th«.'- J recently that the A. A. A. has en­ “ John Quincy Adams" by John T, 30 volumes, which Includes Now Am- Senate, .the commltteo'odld’ il deavored to organize clubs in Flor*’ Bureau giving tourist Inf. Morse. rrlrnn erican sunnlcmcnt aupplemcnt of fivo vols., vols. was ed Jo defeat, only on# 'o f bla. In this work it hns been uni­ service* fro mnnywherc to every Senator Pomcrene, of Ohio,, t "Andrew Jackson” by Wm, G. Sum- also donated by Mrs. Knight formly successful. In the South­ where. To her nnd to others who hnve ctfti- Democrat In addition, vAUx A resident of Seminole County dc eastern Division, of which Florida is “ Thomas Cnrlylo,” by Jumcs Anth­ triTlfcted ono nnd more volumes this Beveridge .end RepresenUtlve a part then; arc twenty-six organi­ siring to-frav cl would have the privi ony Frandc. past month we express our apprecia­ dell, ItepubUqen,. rwpi^UrelF. I sations. When members of the A. A. lege of conferring with the manager diana and Wyoming, were u*»f “John C. Calhoun,” by Dr. II. Von tion nnd .thanks. . A. from other sections visit Florida o f tho Seminole County Motor Club, being opposed by. the eommttti Holst. MINNIE] E. KEY, r ‘ natural that they will expect preten t his chrd nnd rcct ive free and “ Alexander Hamilton*” jby Henry Librarian. Federation, the report .’ .akid H-.i- fffytca atfu;iii <l by the A. A. A. dependable read information to any fought ita opponente oAd M| Cabot Lodge. in the sections they visit and the part of the United States. its friends everywhere by “ James Monroe,” hy.D, C. Gilman. CAMPERS 8 A Y » A. P. OP. L. Tho rcb.uircmcntr. for membership counties of thrv stttc which have orstate and local organization! “ John Rnr.dolpb>” by Honry Ad­ ELECTED 182 CONGItBSSMBN tribution of llteraturt. K-inized tiitour clubs 'affiliated with in the ataocialion is1the sum of $12 ams. . ; H." A. A. A. ore doubly fortunate in per yenr, ..ffhore is no oilier initiathat they tuf Individual htombera sc-# tbn expense. McmWirB, aie urged, WASHINGTON, Nov. 28. — The FOOTBALL QAMB8 MECHANICS ' niiu the H|*ocio| imVviccs, and the credit for cloction ’ of 24 sonators FLORIDA AND communities in which they nro la“ Tho I!ngineera nnd Mechanics and 158,mcmWrs of the Homo of A t JACK80NVIU.B cated, nro «.i«o- receiving a g,e.A Guide” in 8 vols. by .Frank D. Gra- Representatives was claimed for tho amount of publicity, it wofdd be in­ hum and published by the'Theo. Au- American Federation of laibor' to­ — r - ' •. . teresting to note‘ the list, of 'j<ri\r;t.i del Co., was- received this month. * day, In n jitatement filed by Sam? JACKSONVILLE N( and privileges received by mrnMrs '.'Refrigeration,” by Gideon Harris. ucl ' Gompcni, ita president, and business men are. “ f the A. A. A. motor c l u b s ;l Sw» “ Mechanical Drawing' by Gucth. Frank Morrison and James O’CorLs L Club emblem for car showing “ Boy’s Book of Model Airplanes” .noil, wjio conduced polltlfifl activities during tho roevnt congressional cam­ Idea Is to have the team*. by Caliins. i'our porttopnh stamp of approval fo: paign for organlied labor. Tho.com­ for .Us first g a m * * .......... bcilerinj, i«0{0lr l 3ntlitiP.u-. -• * mittee propooed, the report spid, to One c f the Nctv Model Li Ltpclyptio just Installed In the Herald Is Ridpath's Library of .Un-"bring. about “ cooperation of all la .. Office . . momberthip in tor ‘ ' ’ ' �PAGE SIX THE SANFinm DAILY HERALD. Tl ESP AY, NOVEMilER 28, 1922 V '- 5 well describe conditions In most »ny j liin fitrmr, in 1012 was 1,H-I5,n.4t», the IN FAR-FAMED KENTUCKY * • 'total ^acreage’ in 1022 is 2,340,467, an" state now. ’ l l ' wits copied» from an S ** ' increase o f 2G per cent. It is up in old Kentucky where they j wlfcrs you c old card sent u* by our good friend, ltc^r have the blues, , j Ru hontc i f The Btate h it twenty million acres Rob Evans, of Louisville, und since * of unimproved land available for farm Where the Captain I i’Ji t'*.r Catco d J Bob is n Kentuckian, we trust our and the Colonel kills the b'r>oxe, Wlioro you use—hut as in other localities, the Kentucky friendV will not take um­ land should bo Jnspccti'tl-before jmr \\ hero the horses they are pretty and ■ Just to *;i brage. . the women they are—too.' 9 j-And they hr «on that it will .likely bring a smile the value of .art props r.ftri live $to. Where they nhootnu'o just for pas-! to tht^lips of cur readers nnd wS be­ full with ' in 11112 was $<13,1:23207} U'20, $118.­ lieve considerable in the old adage, time when there's nothing elso to Where the o 228,001. Estimated 1022 to be $lf,«i,. "Laugh nnd th*.*- world laughs with Some time ago the Florldn Stale f The northern vou. Ween andryoU weep alone.” 600,000, an Increase since- 1012 of 131 .Marketing Ilureau compiled some in* faillicr south t per cent. . . Where the blood it flows like water tcrcsting farts about Florida that ’duty of Callfoi Partake of love as a temperate man Tlju live stock, dairy and poultry nnd the hjilleto fly like hull Wero afterward published in bujklet. |ho average eartukes of wine} Jo not become intosproducts of Florida * increased from Where every pistol has a.pockpt and| Thc r.’ ovc, while perhaps form by the .Harnett National U.itik r.»>;ivil!c 35 £ Icatcd. 1012 to 1022 132 percent. f olden days in Kentucky every coat has a tail t ol Jacksonville and tho “ hook h a s-^ degrees In Thu assess'd valuation o f Florida Lrouxht forth many Inquiries about hottert sncnthi property is $423.0011,71!}. Ar. this b au n K saB C u rra B ia aa n a aB n u H K a sn an a a itiin a aa ccan cn u a aisca iiar the State. For the benefit of those you ncc,j ,|B4 bast'd ori a 40 per cent valuation, our V.hq havo sent to the Herald for i»* Fioiiou than in real wealth hns a value of over $1,­ formation we reproduce some of these ur|ot| 000,000,000.. With a few years o f real development this cottld easily be rais­ It j s ns far from Key West tn Pen ed to >.< O.ObO'oOO. recoin by rail ns it Is from Jackson The r.tntc has no bunded debt. The hankinr resources of Fjorida Tho population of Florida has in­ have.Increased 110 per cent In ten There .ire hv.iutlfcl hlljs and fertile ert used an nvccstfo t/^four and seveneights per cent unlftialy since 1880 .vaiky.i i:j FlorWi, !r (s net nil flat..* in duly, 1012, a progressive farmer The Ujiltcd Slates has Increased in .Shipments to point» outside tho niar Jacksonville, gathered 103 bush­ population Uvo anu four.fiflha per i.tatf i f farm product), fruit, live el* of coin from on acre of land. * cent.annually since 1.830. Florida li clock end poultry produrfta for 1022 With a mild climate and pjenty of " growing twice cs rapidly asJ h ? Unit­ will exceed $100,000,000. grass Florida is the natural home of Tne totrsl ucrcago of improved Flor­ ihp dairy cow. So for us dairying is ed States. ,* *4 •** J „• VICARIOUS BUFFERING “ Poor chap!” said tho sympathetic clubman, aa a tired-locking fellow member passed out of the door. Hi sutlers terribly from nerves." .“ Ijicv cr knew he had them," said his. companion. * ' “ He hnjr.’t,” said the aympathlier. ••Tliey'rft his wife's.” I'itti-.hurgli Chronicle-Telegraph. At the age of s.xty to marry a beau­ tiful girl of sixteen is to imitate those ignorant people who buy books to be rcci}, by their friends. concerned, we can do |n Florida any­ thin# that can bq done In Wisconsin. In Florida you rn:i nwini in lha surf, pick Strawberries and wear ros­ es Tn Deccitibcr. There ur1!* one hundred ice factories ■ill tho Staid, Incidentally, artificial itc was fin.t manufactured in Florida. A statute of Dr. John-Gorrie— perhaps j humanity’s gi cutest benefactor—is i qloiiilaV. contribution to the ll.ilj. nf [Jal. Special fiwrrl^ pitch, roam, turpi creosote and muxs, of use to man. Captain Mile* Standich. at the Pilgrims' •Stag" Party," fctlr.-ed the Punch With Hts Shining Sword.' Even if they're short of coal | [>le don't nglire muiTi-ilifforineg the janitor makes the radiators round «t intervals.. First National Bank Anne BXBaBHuuuaaauBBBiinunauiijeauBHMtfnuxassBiitinaaiiKBaauKii ;♦ ♦>*1*♦*♦♦♦♦*i* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦ '><£> *1**J* v v ♦♦♦V ♦* *< the finest kindof produce,- hut tlie difference betweci oflt and loss iies in Retting it to the market where it is wanted in and under trade marks that insure instant demand: and the highest prices. . it Growers, Inc., is a n organization that supplies these necessities to the individual grower. Our sales service includes 165 lg In more than 2,500 cities, who can secure the most advantageous distribution of any product. Our Blue Goose, Tip-Top ire recognized as standards of quality in all markets.' . . Come in and talk over our marketing plan. ; INCORPORATED FLORIDA ♦ > * -1 - ♦♦♦<♦<♦—-«»»■ ♦♦♦ ♦■♦■♦■- ^ *■******'*^" *” & *******•*r* ****< -— ***’ T f• !?VVV*i �• ■>.. J ‘. M t »• • 1* f *'• I • I t •• > v v w /v » ; K nif 1 f .77- ‘ * -I t* 1 I • Can indeed be thankful at this season o f the year for the wonderful development o f the City Sub­ stantia! resulting- from the constant efforts of its progressive citizens through identified with this progress SANfOEQ *HA» C,t¥ < iUibA/w* * • * ft a? * ;i havi-jliu high sifhool. graduate ’.vent highur i-jlh'd in thiw i.’t-rinrlim-nt during' th ­ rermingly bt-Uynileis runty is appar­ is lrf.-j .-■■(ill, hot o f the ijuurtoVte the Imlvbl- las*, three years, displayed figure* ently rn> longer m-.’ t-riary to the fruitto,'the (sity graduate was the only one to toll', airl th • dPfTi: tmcltt had grown ion o f public timber. Maybe, 'bottles an at'.ring- the bell. Vittores were given to to he t’.’.i largest t f its hind In fh ■ ei the henefi.ini liquid have been Ink.-.how the'nc‘t5tl of "itiorc highly tminjx^iiii uth, ! *-a loan? under tie arm, there la pop lustfin teacher*. Graduate? of the teachers., The expi-ilmenl rdation displayed o il like the genie frpm the jug, \t [V ,.x. college now hold most of the teipon* remit* of its whrk ii'eomhattlng the nay rate candidacies tire springing up in the i|,phfe positions in the r u t s ’* editen- j daiit dtM'arc.-i atjdJnaect pests mnl of from all prut ; of.th e >l«te, with up* vc ox-jtionnl tnsfltutfonajj.tho iTtfures show The ngrlt ultdral exhibit • turn,;l‘d, and comparative figures were dis condition«, at«?k! ployed to tlimv the ndtnritnge of them i\er*i§r -buttdipu* eliowi d til cupies i Institutions over those where lesi tile college of agriculture, t trained ten* hers preside. meat station T-Vnl the agrm University of Florida Carried the Message r at the State Fair V v. cry i)r>artm'rnt of Exhibit* JAC^SONVII,U:, Nov. 2rt.—The University of Florida c:.tried"it» me*, sare' over striikngly yt the Florida State Fair just closed, with exhibits dealing with uvery department of the institution. From the lawyer's booth, w^oro two students passed out legal advice as advertisers pass out handbills, to an exhibit of the ngri cultural J college,- •where miniature tombstoijrs were inscribed to-the e f­ fect thntxinatcad of living beneath the Jca-'-oft d vi l! Jachaatwilh Get your offiee supplies, gUthmery pnd 1’ost Cards at the Horuld office. .,1, rt-h <!.n • di n iourt r;.li<. i w o. k H B «B *C B D 3B «nflB 3ninB B irnD nB .insS B i:flsasK na»n»B B B r,tm H S B c«H i«s»nu«*aB siiii*iiJB .' iilii/iffsley- has been <pioted recently aa saying he was thinking of Iwwirit to the wishes of his friends that he ruii for the nffiee. Huch going* on mean to the Wakul­ la picnic what it would mean to a f.u il­ ly dinner to he witlmut-n table cloth. a m ei end girlsyiad the co ipty i and boy’s <lull wink. In c. agriculture buotliH was a "country* sdde" allowing farms and Toads l,> Uu “ market city." Modern f.ttun and other dairy equipment font irvri tfre' exhibit, emjih-oa?.Hig the ii.t'po: tain o of mntketing .at home, . Political Pot Now Threatens to Hoi! Ov er at Wauknlla Springs f i l l T fir AmntciiMnl I'rruni , TALLAHASSEE. Nov. 2s.- i f the 1021 polltin.! v'ttmpuign gain.i much PURE HEALTHFUL, A .* Eltlep Springs is a fountain of youth, coo!, clear a* crystal water, I ubhliiur out of the side of a lull. Try a liolllc now.' r? Phone 311 Sanford, Florida Phone .‘111 n more licudv, li ft to he jior.o at the annur.l. W tkylia Springs p'.cnic 1n.t cat,!For years, the annual spread has beon*n thing of Joy for the countrysalt. Given by the citizens of Wnkullu county to nil who care to attend, it fastened ithiir message i this section. heard sounded throughout the state .For it came to he known as the com ling out party for candidates of id! Ticeils and' denominations. People from Urn surrounding coun­ try flock to th# springs, whi.e Tnllnhnsseo folk, offlrinl-nnd otherwise fit tend ip drove*. The legislature in its biennial sitting, adjourns for the day and the legislator* hie thcnuelvcd ov­ er to t)ie scene to lose sight of Icgirlntivc yeorrics in the crystal like wal'enc ',Thc table spread is considered adrtjnm o f AlcxnmW,’ the Crt-iifc * ! • *-I # . I J{ j - ? ' * j i *J Oratory is the ortier of the ij4>\ .with ! lh oN o,N spiring fp_ serve-the s t a t e , hold­ ing down most of tin* program.- jthei ^candidacies are sprung on the satiated! appetites nnd by nightfall when tide homcwuird trip is begun, the stiUe’s pontR'Al complexion stared lurtli with tho setting -ami. 1 Hiitj now to the lamentation* of n throng,' the order neema to ho for yesteryear. Thu water from tho STYLE LSEAUTY for dross, for everting wear, for street, country am! sport*wear. Mod* ■young women, misses, girls and matrons. Every hat is a fashionable Many' are* exclusive, .Imported creations nnd many, too, are copies of I’ rices are as.tomptinn ns the Hats themselves �»L^fi throUKh thc nlr Tho result*, It If bc-'j borehole extending from to* > « , 2S23S? '™n ".ntd ,wi‘light h . wires . ffln ntoclcctrlc which--extended strata. therefrom through the mine. The The desirability o f subAituting the presence, of theifii wires, according to wireless system of communication for tho expartmqnters, ovidently assisted the present telephone systems in use greatly in the reception of the signals, iu mines is evident in considering that for when the receiving act wak carried u rock fall or explosion, by breaking to another point in the mine removed ; •mix toted rr" " ire connections enn pu l’ the entire from wires and tracks the signals were fjj,|N(irON. N-v. - H- ' Ra‘ jtystem out o f order. barely-audible thruURh'flfty feel 6f F'uuu‘.TW TSlwrni rescuer* onjtyi and miners entombed In The mine telephone has beeni per- cover. The fact that signals were de­ 1C . fjrc3 mui explosions,jfected to such an extent that it is giv- tected at alt, however, even though f ; Ud out by the United Stat- jKg.satiafnetion in most mines whore faintly, was declared', sufficient evi­ .Mines, to lessen the hoc- the wiring is well insulated, the Hu- dence of transmission through gTound 0 of inlne disasters, rre-^reau of Mines announcement foritin- to encourage further experimenting.* In sending waves underground * rt tuts conducted by the Bu- pcs. Very often the telephone cannot tram milter was used iq s'uch n-man­ be depended upon on account of fulls tn, the co-operation of n great ner ns to send nut contisuous waves of of rock grounding due to worn insula­ tsaniifacturing concern, in ‘ J 00 to 500 metres length. On account tion or extreme dampness. In the mental mine at Bruccton, In^ H i^ csu l^ l in a degree of event of n disaster it frequently hap­ of the limited time at disposal no at­ * pens that the mine telephone' system tempt was made to modify the appar­ th«e experiments have so is put out of commission by the agen­ atus in such manner as to produce ^ to develop any practical cy (hat enusea- the disaster, at the waves of greater length. In all experiments the vertical an­ of using wireless waves for vciy time when it h most urgently r,d communication, never- needed. On till* account the mining tennae found to give better results. My* « publication of the industry is interested in nny kind* of T He horizontal antennae gave practic­ Earvau, they indicate clearly telephone system that can by counted ally no reception. A loop of a single Many re­ turn was used with fair results. All •j^ctromaithetic waves mny no upon in nn emergency. to travel ‘through solid strata. quests have lx?in received by the Uu- these experiments were tried with a Bructton experiments signal* renu of Mines to devine mcnrtk of util- Xvnve length of 200 to 300 metres, ex­ t»rd distinctly through fifty ‘fSiug wmdes.i methods for thin pur­ cept the reception from KDKA, which was 350 metres. j dal strata, although .the niidi- pose. The strntn at the experimental mine Tho preliminary experiments con­ fol off rapidly*** the distance ’fcrtsied. The absorption of.Iocs sisted first in receiving signals from lie almost horizontal. The direction jty with distance in very without tho mine by means o f a re­ of strata, it was said, may have somo influence on the transmission of radio hr the short wave lengths used ceiver located inside .the mine, and the waves, but tho present experiments t«ts. l-ongcr wave lengthy Second, both sending nnd receiving to suffer less . absorption message* underground through the gave no conclusive evidence on this possibly be found practically strata. It was found that with n re­ point. No doubt tho degree of w etness Pf ceiving instrument net at a* point 100 of the strata influence the transmis­ cadcr certain conditions, feet underground, signals sent from sion of radio waves, it was reported. ronnectiotf it i* interesting fti* trtts conducted by the United station KDKA, of the WcxUnfthousc The mine used is n comparatively dry Bureau of Standards in drop­ Electric and Mnnufactuiiiij' Company, mine, but the overburden is damp and l e t s antennae dofcn deep, un- at East Pittsburg, 18 miles away, a small stream of water is continually g wells to underlying rock stra- ceuld be heard distinctly. About 50 flowing from the Ipine. This over­ wder to send the wireless lm- feet from Uu receiving station used burden consists chiefly of soil nnd through the rock Instead of in the mine in lliia test wan a fl-inch soft shnlc. The underground workings of the mine follow n horizontal fivefoot veln of liiluniiTTOUS cCat, flhil thtT -iB»*a*****ainiaM*Hat!nHi!aEMaujoa3:isnhKDEHaBKHatcKurj transmission and reception inside the mine followed the course of this vein. Details of ihc experiments nro ex­ plained in Serin! 2107, which may be obtained from the ilurcnu o f Mines, nt Washington. •#** 10 P er C ent MiCIIIRAN MAN IS IIEI.I1 ON CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER DISCOUNT CHINA,-GLASS AN D SIL­ m Ill* Tlip In soH ittfil I H M DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 2H.—The Bt 1 a charge against Wesley I’ett, held in O connection with the death of Fred A. ONE D A Y ONLY ■ Prince, whose body was found last a week in the hallway leading to an apart nwnl—oceupiod—by---Mr*.—- Pott, was reduced to suspicion of man­ slaughter. It was agreed also to permit Pelt his liberty on $G,001) bail which he said he could furnish. The autopsy on Prince's body is snid to have revealed evidence of a blow on tho head. Pelt Is alleged to have broken Into his wife’s apart­ ment while a party was In progress TH&JEWELEK ’ _ ■■■■RUiaMaSHBHIl BBETOSlCBBBUBIKi'BBBBflBBBBHBBBBimBnBIH there. VERW ARE WEDNESDAY-_ _ _ enry -t'-L— —. 1'f _ i f is almost impossible to wear out the Hupmobile. . The first Hupmobiles, built 12 and 13 years ago| are in use today, all over the^world. Owners, and those who buy in the used car markets, would tell you its depreciation is slower and smaller; that its price as a used car is proportionately higher. *** k ’ Back of its longer life and x a r £ L e c o n o m y , is, of course, the‘w ay the Hupmobile is built The fact is that many of its important parts are identical, in material anti in manufac­ turing costs, with the samepart&in the bars of the highest price; and Hupmobile shop practices are exceptionally fine and close. , j4 • *: * Touting CmtfHlSO; Ronditer, 9MO; Roadtter-Cout*. 91485; Coupe, 91835; Sedan. Ctonf Thee on mll modelt—Pricei F. O. B. Detroit. Revenue Tex Extra. BELIBVBD DEAD. BfJT : ' "u . - —: i __«r -4>jF:£ V < ■^ ■ . *€= k. t, \ i i ; , _£ • J ’ *---= ,-fr B I IN THE SENATE IUr The AaBoclatrd l’r*»i| SOUTH BEND, Did-, Nov, 28, — The harmony which was said to exist in the Tiernnn household following the announcement late today by Pro feasor John P, Tiernnn that ho and his wife had finally agree dto a com­ plete reconciliation, wnB threatened with another split tonight, following the arrival here of Mrs- Anna Pu­ laski, of Chicago, n sister of Mrs. Tiernnn. - •{ rT^V.-— Althoug hit was indicated to­ night hy Professor Tiernan that tho sister was unwelcome ns far ns he is 'concerned; though the party imrhedhitcly proceeded to take charge of nffuir* of tho case in no uncertoirt. mqnncr. Ilcr first nctlon was to hnr a small nemy of newspaper niyn who wore besieging tho homr^ VThsre’II bo no more publicity in thlf* case," nhe aqld. "Tiernan has held lire whip hand over Gus always. Hu has given out interviews in which he ob>ne starred.. From, now on, jt will be different!. I nm here to see iTg-tiint ties (Mrs, Tlvrtuin), got* a square deal, and ahg U going to get It!" Pplio^jn^jtbo tho sis-, tor, Mr. fnd Mr*. Tiernan declined to be injexviowed, .ShqrUy.uitfterf ‘,hey:;, nrr|vnl, Mrs. priprnnijU elstor called on Judge Chester Montgomery’, of the local superior court, who hear d Tier­ nnn' scross-complalnt in tho di­ vorce action nnd granted the latter a divorce, and then later revoked the decree. She. requested the judge tq go to the Tiernan homo .and straight­ n - = en out oqce and for nil tho tangled # life legal affairs of the family. Judga Montgomery, however, declined, nqd informed his visitor that tho case would hnvo to como up in its regu­ lar order in'tho court. H endded th ho -would tnko no judicial knowledge of the af(pips of he family, and sug­ ' gested that she retain a lawyer. B. & 0 M otor ( the candy, mailed It, nnd then went bo pronounced idgally nllvo. •in see her husband, who is Jit .in lath Information i' Owfng'to tne failure of 6is!rela­ ^Mfs: Batrd'Hia cohsidcniblB property- *onJ« vas^Uew to'jneet • » t‘ '4” . tives, who brought the action and Is the •mother of seven adult lions,-can probably bo ‘ t|other eqttojt growing States, - . ' zf which put him beyond mortal realm children. At th» annual convention o f ' the so fa r ss laww as concerned, to ap­ Association of Land ’ Grant College^ pear, the caso wa»: continued'’ until .SOMERSET GRAND in’ Washington on November; U r d /a tomorrow. ‘ .. , JURY NEARS END number o f boll wegvil control meth* 1IIS SPEECHES COME IN • FOR Shaw is seeking a,port o f tho es­ OF WITNESS LINE ods were discussed. The, Cotton STOltM o f ' c r it ic is m tate said to have been loft to him. TTouncjf had prepared recommenda­ (11r Tpr AnnctnlrS r«f»») and which was later sold in part to (US Tile Auorlnfeil l*r»*«> SOMERVILLE, N. J.. Nov. 28. — tions for controlling' the boll weevil a third party, by his brother. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 8 . - The The Somerset county .grnnd jury ap­ before the announcement of the Flor­ "Tiger" of Franco again came under proached the end of tho long string ida Method, and In View o f tho promfire in the Senate today when his WOMAN ADMITS SENDING o f witnesses R has heard, in an an­ ising resulta, the. Cotton Council ,saW CANDY COVERED POISON utterances on his tour o f the Unit­ ticipation of rcturjdng Indictments jt was clearly desirable that ep ed States were the subject of a con­ naming the murderers of Rev* Ed­ mental application of the Florf IHr Till Am w IiUi I Prrasi flicting debate which Was enliven­ HEADING, Pa., Nov. 2R. — Mrs. ward Wheeler llall and Mrs. Elcnnor plan should be made in e^ch st ed by An interruption from the gal­ Seneca Ualrd, in jail hcrej'toduy ad­ Reinhardt Mill*. . r The Flprida Development, ,Boar leries by a negro soldier. mitted to a postal inspector nnd two , Mrs. Jane Gibsun, the pig farmer, recommends that this hew method bo Senator Hitchcock, Democrat, of city detectives, according to the po­ whom the prosecution .has sent up named the "I^orida Method of Boll Nebraska, former chairman of the lice,-.that she sent the box of poisoned os “ star witness," will testify tomor­ WVevil ContreL” In order tjwt the foreign relations committee, led candy'iccelved by Mrs.- Amos Omni­ row. A few others may bo called. Plate may gcj. proper credjt how frtd o ff in the debate with an attack um, n: neighbor,, lost week. The mo­ Then with the evidence before in future.years for work done bk on M. Clemenccau and o f French tive, she is alleged to have said, was it, the grnnd jury Is expected to fix ficr research officials. .The method policies, and was joined in the criti­ the fact that she had Inst most of the date when it will announce the }s widely discussed by farmers, bapl^cism by other senator*, whije Sen­ the petty lawsuits which she and the Result of R* labors. prs, merchants and maqufocturer* ator Myers, Democrat, Mpntann. Chnmura and others had engaged. interested jn this world staple ertff, ctync to the defense of the aged She finally concluded that tho law DOLL WEEVIL CONTROL and if every person who oppor­ French .statesman. Senator Owen, wns against her and decided to seek IS WONDERFUL FEAT tunity to mention the juJ>joct.wtjl re­ Democrat, Oklahoma, also express­ revenge along her own lino. FOU^FLORlDA SECTION fer to it as the Florida Method, the t * ed sympathy with >1. Clemencau’s • Mrs. Chumurs suspected the name will soop become established. > mission to American, but criticised candy was poisoned when she re­ An improved method of boll wee­ —--- 1-■ r ~ I* French policies. ceived it and turned it over to the vil control has recently been an­ Go-to the pml of Fifst Street, at it whs during Mr. Hitchcock's at­ police, with the result that. Mrs. nounced by Dr. Wilmon Newell, Plant Sanfdkd Avo.. Friday, to tb« PUtR tack upon the war time premier in Baird was arrested on suspicion. Commissioner for tho Stnto Plant Baie. connection with alleged atrocities of Mr*. Ilnird, the police snid, admit­ Board and Director of the Florida The IWrald delivered, 15c per black French cqlonlnls in Germany, ted she bought rat poison, placed it in Agrlcultur nlExpcrimcnt Station. that the negro soldier, who later gave his name aw Lucius Jones,- a patient BBBBRBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBBBaBBBBBBBtfw RHBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSLSI at’ n government hospital near here, rose in the gallery and. sought to question the senntor. Vice-President Cooiidgo banged the gavel and Sen­ ate attendants rushed forward nnd restrained the man so that the ques­ tion was not asked,-but great ex­ citement prevailed In the Senate. The.negro soon left the galleries but returned for tho rest o f the de­ bate, while. Senntor ILjfHn," *tJCWRF erdt, Alabama, incensed at whnt he termed was an "insult" to the Sen­ ate, demanded the man's expulsion. There had been discrimination, the Alnbamn senator shouted, declaring that in the past white .women bail been .ejected from the galleries of both the Senate nnd House for Inter­ rupting debate, while this Ujup the disturber was permitted to rcpinim , ■ Senators Curtis, Republican, . of ■ Kansas, and Hitchcock, however, ex- ■ pressed the !h-1it-f that the negro had acted through ignornnee, and no ac­ tion was taken in the case. Senator Hitchcock especially criti­ cised the statements of M. Clemen* ccau ill reference to the quartering o f - Ureitfch--bim;k- troop*." on—tbu Rhine, declaring that the former pre­ mier's. denials of the use of these troops had been disproved, ltd also attacked the'French reparations de­ mands on Germany. r ” ---------— \ r : \ i * S v r m i vj TIBRNAN RKTl'RNS TO FORMER WIFE PEACE RESTORED v -I •L i ’ _ _ J* • , if, X ; RETURNS TO CLAIM . PART OF FORTUNE ?-| a IHr Th» Aaonrlnlrd PffMl CHARLOTTE, N. C., NoV._ 23. — lf«fman Shaw, long iost hoir to the U ff, A. Shaw ostato, who »p|>carcd hqre last Friday to claim hi* share uftor having’ been pronounced legally, dead by tho court mam than a you.' ago, went before 'Judge Jamo* . L. 'Y, :■;! a m ! „ j* T I ** ‘ J*A ife'Yf Attii r e - 1 OF RARE DISTINCTION -------------------------- — UL‘U: 'v V / , . r 'fubdu6d whispering—a momcntnrj* hush . . . . . anti as she majeaticnlly sweeps 'into^thfe ball-ft •oom, a colorful fashion with iior new Evening' j o w d , all eyes are turned upon hop aml flhe;ex- ‘J oerienees the thrill of having tho most critical eyes pay tribute to her dress aHisiy. ^ *v| Nowhere else, perhaps, is there such a gorjeous galaxy of richly individual ppwng.^fl at, (j 1 >ur shon. .*V- ' *-:r •fc-“A* Such clever fascinating Dresses as only can be fashioned by maater designerB. ij They offer values only as Bnumel can offer. Cbwns in Chiffoiis, Georgettes, Metnlic materla/a, yj Spanish Laces and others. Specially priced— ' ‘ $22.50 to $59.00 • -■ T H I;#.. •.*V i y.*', 'T ^ . D*# ' ' 4J •%:V? J-:*F#if fi •^ * r#, l4i > Af •*S' Vc We, have!1ah un- ' The Accessory plays an important part in the .veil gowned women's attire, usually large selection nnd we are sure to pleass the most diacHminating.' ' • iii3x 15 ■u . > Handkerchiefrt * « Silk* and Wool Scarfs Corsets Hosiery Brassieres Gloves Corsage Bouquets -• ••/. * ' v* i ALL A T PO PU LAR "V ‘ ■ > Madeira Embroidered Bilk IJndcVthlngH ■ . . •r»1 Vi** r» f*T . V y'.s-? V .i& y* », ^i - k. 5**1 , v. fcoiVV# ♦ - �WEATHER AND HEALTH, AS IT PERTAINS TO SANFORD Whether the weather elsewhere is eojd or hoi We have no weather, i t 's climate we’ ve got. -rocs. It docs u6t occur frequently •nough to effect the mean average. !t la not Intended to convey the idea hnt frost and freezing doti not’ oc* •ur in Florida. The frost lino in his state, about which so many peode talk and know so little about, oc­ curs nt from one to five inches below he surface In arty portion oT Florida. yA^tilNUTON, Nov. 28.—Measure* td relieve the financial plight of the ’ubn and as far hack us 1771 tho farmers and curb profiteering, partic­ < renter part of Florida was covered ularly in food and clothing, were dis­ ■vith snow, the cold Iniing so intense A partially Successful t ntu-mp cussed with President Harding Satur­ is to destroy fruit trees and stultify was made last year to secure sunime' day by Senator 'Willson, Republican, hrf growth of plants, vines and flowexcursion rates to Florida'nr.d per­ of Indiana. rn indigenous to tho state; however, mit this state to enjoy the snnte ad Tho visit of the Indiana senator to vhen cold -'4. waves and blizzards strike. the White House followed a confer­ vantages in this particular as Cali lanford from the frigid regions of fornia, which, due to its favorable advent of winter is an actual perloc ho northwest at a rate of forty to ence in his office nt which a number publicity, has been recognized na­ if dread. When ponds, lakes am .me hundred nrnl twenty' miles per of senators from western elates tnlktionally as posMfsaing an equitabh dreams are frozen over to their bnt lour,'it is to bo expected that everyt­ i^l over n possible legislative program, climate tho year ’round. The effort.’ lima, snow and ice piled about resi hing within their path will be acceptable to the West. national reprelcnta of the stato’s Picturing to the president how the iences. with commerce brought to » -lighted, until neutralized in the lives and the civic organizations itnml.it ill by snow blockades, bni .varntlh of this semi-tropical region, farmers are generally unable to get however, was not considered soriou.t colds, pneumonia and rheumatism, i mt when on rare occasions the tem­ enough for their crops ot pay for ly by the transportation companies is small wonder that those of ninri perature in Florida docs reach ns low harvesting and shipping while con­ who argued that the majority of thi mature yenrs who can afford it, iiki i point ns 22 degrees ,it is not dlffi- sumers pny high prices. Senator Wat­ people in the North were of the opin­ migratory birds, leave this winter’i :u!t to imagine the weather conili- son urged the immediate necessity of ion that Florida was more 0/ less o! bleakness and desolation for Sunny .ions in the north. some forceful program to put agricul­ a sweltering inferno during the sum Florida climes. Fuel famines, . ant The number of lakes in'Florida- is ture on its feet ami squeeze the long mer solstice. The people of Foridu *he suffering « f the poor are nr. ’cgion. No one yet has ever yet ps- line of profit taking between produc­ however, maintain a different post nually experienced when winter ertalncd the exact number. Semin- er and consumer. lion and the fact that Floridn sum loehrej its proverbial grip in tin de County, in which Sanford is lo­ Senator Watson’s view is that any mers are more moderate than thosi North. It is at this time o f the ycai cated, has a goodly share of these program of relief for the farmer must of even the more Northern state hnt chnirties are overworked pro •akes, and the evaporation from these go further than the questions of cannot Ik* repudiated by rumors bodies of water,* in addition to that freight rates, interest rater and tar­ Moridians feel profound' gratltudi >f the (liilf and Atlantic Ocean, acts iff rater. While these may'lmvo a that they live in Florida during thiis n vehicle for modifying the cold part in the farmers* ’dilemma, the period when they have occasion tr ur currents, und nfso in the summer senator declared lltat "tho man who lend of 'the forridity of the hen: ilspcls the sun’s heat. In the sum­ produces food and clothing gets very throughout the Fast and the’ swelter mer daily rains falling upon the hot little for it while the man who needs ing simoons of the middle west tha* ground absorb the heat and cool the tit buy it’ has to pay an unconscionable have be«jn mowing liunianity to thi Umospherc. As the evaporation high pride; .Senator Watson told the ground in that section. They cannot rises thoroughly loaded with heat, president that he favored the program understand reports of hundreds be­ the oc^nn breezes, impregnated with for agricultural credits hut that ho ing overcome with bent nor qf thi inlt, comes in contact with it and feared it would not strike nt the root necessity fur public maintenance o' lie* velocity of these breezes'shortly of the question. YOURS FOR SERVICE fnh? bath houses and street ahowert drives the heat’ Gulf or Oceanwards. Reproducers were compelled to ac­ in the poorer sections of the large F.vefy city north, of £?ap ford show's cept ruinous.pricea when.Tthey_fiuallymetropolitan cities. Tlv extreme <iid receive* settlement for crops, he heat which causes the congested jiooi argued, loans would only be u pallia­ to huddle out on firo escapes in ni tive and he urged that while tho fi­ attempt .to secure a refreshing breath nancial distress of the farmers was is not found in Florida, Neither dr meanwhile the growers of Sanford being temporarily relieved by liberal young infants die by hundreds it ire gathering and shipping to the credits, an exhaustive study be under Florida on. account of oppressive North fresh green vegetables, which taken to find some practicable means heat. There has never been n hursi terve thi' double purpose of giving of bringing producers, and consumers drop dead on the streets of any com pleasant anticipations of n spring­ together and eliminating large profits lmiuity in Florida, as n result of thi time which for them i3 still far away. In between. Senator Watson also told unlienrablc or penetrating rays ot These Vegetables and fruits art President Harding thnt he already had Old Sol. Despite tin* fact that 1 grown ami gathered in Floridn dur­ undertaken a study of the anti-profit­ northern summer brings misciy am. ing tin* winter months, grown n t. 1 eering laws of other countries, and uncoin fort abicns.ss to a very largi time wh -n the d'hote northern coun particularly was examining those majority of the submerged nine ’ ry is in a frozen semi-stupor. which apt pared to be ' meeting with tenths of humanity, the people ir The people of Sanford enjoy the I some success. So far as his study had L. V. MOORE, M gr those, .sections still allow u thought winters an much a* they do the sum­ proceeded, the senator said, he did not of cbmmiacratioh to go forth ti mers. Iloih are charming and de­ believe price fixing by government or the people of Floridn, whom they lightful and there is no horror of jw y other agency would be successful, feeling nt the approach u f summer, Corner Sce<tfifLStreet and Magnolia Avenue was inclined rather to 11 plan nor the coming of winter. I’erhapf which would expose profits all along l has never occurred to residents in tin line and depend upon an aroused In Sanford us in other parts o! he North that they are tho sizzling public opinion to grant reasonable Florida there are no stifling period) >r freezing grist twtvvccn the mill: profits to business, ami nt the same « l ; fruit crops compelled to rot and Orange County Chamber ot commerce caused by abnormal heat waves t •tone of summer ami the mill-stone time drive out extortions. Marking grain crops unmoved while farmers came from thV press on Thursday, No­ bring intense suffering and death li sf winter, and if sane judgment was in plain figures the wholesale prices used’ by the pi'dplt? of the North in faced mortgage foreclosures. Some vember 22, telling the story of pro­ people of this , section. Excessivi of niticies of fopd und clothing iranslinking proper diagnosis of rnndidefinite plans are to be discussed with gress in this county. It is mailed free heat lias never rtiused the husines* ported in interstate commerce, so that the president later anti meanwhile, to all members of the iounty chamber men of Sanford to erase the trunsne tjoris which eonccrnuil.lhem, it would the buyer nt retail may see what prof­ jnablu them to discern this fnet. i! Senator Wntrain said, the program" of and to prospective settlers in the lion of business i ' t on account of vit . it he is being asked to pay to a retail­ an agricultural credits'.md other mens. |north and west who have respondet Neither does live stock droi) dead ii Vollbl M y those who could possibly I er, is one of the plans Which Senator the harnesn on account of heat, noi o do .-m Jo visit Sanford ami ex|ieri, to the advertising campaign put on by Watson is examining. There are sevyneft our deJectaWc summers ami inis it necersnry to make a free* distri ! the county chamber of commerce. ■ompanildg winters.. After n " visit of twelve months here 'the average Hnrtow is to have an' auto tourist The first issii eof "Ornnge Echoes’ tourist cannot bo persuaded to live nip with electric lights, free water tlie new monthly publication of .hi elsewhere and. as nil others, treenmes on individual inimigmlion bureau in the 1nt•n rl of Snnfoitl. 0*2* *** ***♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦* %♦ *♦**♦**■ Florida i» a penttisulu with a short area of 1,200 miles. In this penin­ sula Sanford is geographically tho hub, and ja located also on u penin­ sula jutting Into thg fresh»water* ol 1the St. Johns River and laike Mon­ roe and Lake Je.viup which equaiire 11s it u found hire until ami give it nn#exceptionally ideal d i ­ nt a summer In Snnford. *mote. ' Authentic <.l>» rvnUons coverhe experience has teen ing d sufficient period of time to arvelling In the gentle ri.e at lelialde uverngi-s show thr au from the Atlantic l« v..tiali n in li-mpcruljm- in Sanford tearily laden with sen j to b« equal to 20 degree* Tin- aver liecomo qualified to even age for soring is 71 dogrr#>n, summer opinion of Sanford sum-' «<> degrees, autumn 71 degrees ami 1winter bit degreux. In ran* instances tth there hr but A short ji-i the variation more than 20 dp- Sanford, Flori for ull purposes anil all up to i!at| itary appliances, if the ordinsnci pared by tho auto camp commit the chamber o f commerce i*- cat by the city commission, and it lieved it will .be. The camp *) enclosed and will he under the s vision of the police department t city. Camping-within the limit the city, elsewhere than in the grounds will lie prohibited. The Herald delivered, lGc p«r proachingr year hold in store many Diessings lor an or you. o p p o r ­ tunities come to every one. Only those who avail themselves bene­ FLOItIBA AND WESTERN MEATS FAT FRYERS AND IIENS at All Timea GUARANTEED EGGS QUICK Phone 372-W DELIVERY ■327 Sanford Avenue ‘■The people of Marlon county arc giving much attention to the planting of orange and gmpcfri^it groves,” says the Gainesville Sun. Marion used to be a fine orange-growing county. And si> was Alachua. The "big freeze" Wax allowed to discourage the grow­ ers in U\e-ic counties, And they let tho industry drop. The Sun advises the planting o f orange nnd other citrus trees again, It is well known thnt tho ; horticulturists-have discovered and proved that certain kinds o f stock are hardier thnh others, and the orange and grapefruit trees now being plant­ ed would not he killed, even if such weather ns the "big freeze” produtod ;cnme again. * Your homo paper keeps touch with the world. you in fit. In our store you will find the Opportunity of Thrift. The store where your dollar will have the biggest purchasing power in buying o f your Clothing, Shoes, Furnishings and Hats for Women and.Children. prices the lowest. the Men, Our stock is the biggest and best ever and �■ ■BU illij THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. 'NOVEMBER 27. 1922 ■! . ■" — -----------r*----------- tt|* COME DOWN' TO THE POT­ tcr affecting njtcs, 1>si and d-imhgro r a i i K i f ! ri’coachcs, cquip- ly and frora otiter commercial or­ Great things arc In being not seem­ tfe, ing . ganizations who have hod it brought TERY DEMONSTRATION ON w. ' 61 t V _1.•• RWpt. CtC, , WEDNESDAY AT YOWELL The Hanford In doing each day that goes by* The New Industries ’ Committee, Tin 1541)« Infantry Military Hand, to their attention. COMPANY. .* . .. • 209-2*.c in the past ycar.Jbas .thre-jgh Its ef­ is an organisation of which all the Chamber of Commerce U a member Some civic work, nlso planning forts, brought to Hujifnrd three new cllizons of Sanford are Justly proud, of t)io Chamber of Commerce of the The big things we’ll try If we try additions to the wholesale concern5! ft wns selected by Nntionni Guftrd United .States of *A mmerit a nnjl .re- And whenever some mossback rc- • It isn't chivalry that lets a woman already here. If there had not been' Officers from other sections’ of the reives from this organization n great ■* fuses driver have the right of way. It is a lack of adequate warehouse facil-i state as the most efficient hand -in deal of valuable data, which in used To contribute hia timd or Un dough prudence. itieV. this Jiinimltteo would hnvn j Plnriila__It-WUA-ahle.no—obtain-this-by_thu--furuwr—t » - 4ncr«aaa-tU.-4»ffL-. Ta the Chamber of Cnnrmrmr -------------------- --------------------------\ . been able to have located at least six distinction on account of the flnnn- ciency. Through the national chamSanfortl 1 -,Not to enjoy ones youth when one other new wholesale concerns herc cial assistance and co-operation it*'her the lm.«l organization ii kept in He makes his town’s growth that :ia young is to imitate the miser who during the past six months, or on received from the Chamber of Com- touch with national affairs anil regmuch mote slow. j starves beside his tpepsurcs. g r e a t e s t f a c t o r i n t h e u p b u i l d i n g an average of one'.a month, ^ho com­ mercc, through its Tourist nnd Con- isters its opinion on national quesmittee now has under advisement a \6ntlon Committee, which last year tiona through referenda submitted b y ; OF SANFORD A N D SEMINOLE plan which, when completed, will pro­ appropriated one thousand dollars in the National Chamber from time to COUNTY its budget for the band, ryid cmfsed tirjie vide much needed Warehouse space. In order to promote distinct com­ The Good Roads Commitfbo, work­ the city to donate a similar amount. This year the Tourist and Convert- munity spirit and civic pride monthly ing in dose co-operation with the Another dirert benefit to Hanford The Sanford Chamber. of Com­ County Commissioners, whs success­ tiotv Committee .was successful in sc- meetings or public forums are held merce wns organized two yours nga, rrreltirg from the activities of the ful In securing from the State itoid j taring a larger appropriation from for the membership and others in­ and to date represents n» investment Chamber of Commerce .is the phe* Department three hundred cars of both the Chamber of Commerce and terested in .movements which have SHRINE ELKS K IW A N IS ROTARY of over f17,000. It is the premier n iinennl development of water trims- rock for building new shoulders on the’ city and ns n result Sanford Is for their purpose a greater Sanford. M ASONIC civic organization of the city, and •portation on the St. Johns River, it the Haaford-Orlando toad from the assured of a musical aggregation of It wobld not be n- difficult matter local talent second to none in the tn fill this entirq issue with tho past' ,he work of civic development, which is n matter of record that prior to city limits to tlie Grange county line, stale. accomplishments nnd future pur­ it fosters, Is under the supervision of the formation of the Ship By Water and which hnn added approximately Hanford, hertofore, has never poses of the Hanford Chamber of n Hoard of Governors composed of t'l.mmiltee. which fathered the Cen­ eight feet more to this roadway. This nine members dccto dnt large by tral Florida Water Traffic League, committee will shortly be engaged in mule an attempts to secure State Commerce, It is needless to say that the membership for n period of three the steamship company operating working out plana for further "road Conventions, due to the fact that no its governing board and memberyears, three being elected annually. boats on the river had consistently improvements in the county, it hns suitable convention facilities were ship, through their committees, Hie The President, two ' Vico-Praddent* shown n financial loss and the service always been active in . state-wide available. With the completion of voluntarily performing real service the Hlks Club-and the new theatre, for the City Substantial, nnd their ef­ U. S. TIRES U. S. TIRES ami the Secretary are nlso elected wna maintained merely as n .matter movements for good roads. it is -the intention of this committee forts along progressive lines can be Nowadays, when Florida is the sub­ The excellent annually by the* Iluurd. Fourteen of nccontmodalion. * standing and numerous special ennt- work and untiring efforts. « f this ject of conversation, Hanford is sure to begin an aggressive campaign to expedited and facilitated if the en* | If it is for the 'Auto, wo have it. mittecs submit their reports and rec- committee lias increased river ton- to be mentioned and its progress iccure its share of these conventions, tire community will unite in giving ommendationa to tho Governing |nage to the extent Ihr.l the company favorably commented on. The reason which, during the summer months their services freely when called j ■Board fur action. Any member may has been forced to enlarge its dock* for this can be accounted for by the will bring n number of people to San­ upon. The Secretary*’* o*ffice, located in the new quarters in the Merlsuggest any line of activity to the ing“ facilities aid are at this date activities of the Publicity Commit­ ford. weaiher Huiidirg on Magnolia Ave­ ■ontcmplatii g even further Additions The interests of the Kewm . tee, to which has been assigned the Secretary’s office and the suggestion nue, is open to anyone any time who to provide additional facilities for chants o f Sanford are looked after by “responsibility ‘if keeping Hanford will be carefully considered. There are about seventy members serving ■hfn heavy freight movement. As a exploited in a proper manner before the Retail Merchants Committee, has some practical idea or suggestion „n the active committee, performing result of the educational propaganda the outside world. With the great whose activities so fnr have been con­ that will further the progress of the yocmnn duties in the scrvhjc of the of the Ship by Water Committee, amount of publicity that emanates fined chiefly to attracting trade to city. The only local movements in GAS, OIL AND ACCESSORIES community. The activities of the or- shippers and receivers of freight in from other Florida communities for Hanford by dollar days, and trade ex which the Chamber of Commerce ganization, since its inception, have ndincent communities are utilizing the purpose of attracting visitors nnd tension trips. In order to hold the takes no part or interest are those of DUIVE-IN FILLING STATION been numerous, and in many in­ Sanford's favorable transportation settlers, the Hoard of Governors, trade of Sanford the Committee has a political nature. Tim organization stances the work of the different advantages to en unpiccedented <■»- which has control of the activities ot ’ recently-completed a progrnm, which is democratic am! eve: y white adult -Sanford, Florida Corner First Street at Elm Avcnuc’ committeemen Jins been arduous. lent. 'The Committee is still working I the different communities, * realized ,i is confident will prove effective in : person in Seminole County b eligible: nt it w-fia neccssniv that Sanford| i-nmhattlmr the activities__of tpall j for membership.----------- ------ ----- ► _— 1 - ^ TIh *.ih!« wnrfe-hfls lieen effective i- and mgeting.. with even -treater auc- that order houses and retain in Sanford coia, Its accompli hments to date far bo given the fullest publicity that the evident from the progress noted in Sanford since the organization of tho nutidiadow any similar attempt in ado finances of the organization would the large sums of money which go B *zB aB n n u H n astn E B B K ac*a'**acacnaaii*aH !iaaa»iB a*aa*x^aa*H aaa«B a*aanaaaaaaaaaaanaaaaaB previously and commercial premia- nermit, as it is n recognized fuel lliat annually to these outside corpora­ * ■ { Itamber. a Strangers v o tin g Florida are cr.ce as a distributing center for this 'Florida communities which have ex­ tions, This committee is a very im­ a prompted to locate in those c«ai- action'o f the state is bound to ac­ pended large sums for advertising portant one, effecting as it docs tho *a >(trough their Chambers of Com­ business life of Sanford, nnd any ■ munitlcs that have active Clumbers crue. merce iu.ve realized incalculable: business ninn whether a member ot ’I lie Ship By Water Committee, in of Commerce; more so is this true if they are from sections that have effi­ collaboration with the Inland Water­ benefit*. In the short period since thi*-Chnmbiy ny not, bits the. privil­ cient commercial organizations. They ways Committee and tho Central the Sanford Chamber of Commerce ege of presenting problem* peculiar realize that the progress and pro - Florida Water Traffic League com­ ,v.-.s organized and the Publicity Com- to his business'fur the action of this ji rii> i f any city Ir largely deqa-nd- piled statiitic- isTui presented them mi'.ii-c hrr. been functioning, the re- committee. '1 he legislative Committee was for themselves. Through cat upon the activities of its cnitt- in brief form at hearings held In- s.J; : -rg.mixed for the purpose- of prepar­ fare the Government Engineers j-. • L ■ t-uirim of booklets, new-spajH-r-*. inen-inl organization, and a com­ i,I pi-rioJa'il«. Hanford*;* nun y ■>. ing bitia or ordinance's- to In- enacted munity without an active Chtni!n,i an effort to have the governtm- ' -— of Commerce is not held in high es­ eojislrtlct n uinnl linking up the St. laiilagi-.s ate b ifig brought to '.li. either locally or by the legislature ,r the benefit of th^gjijiniunity. As teem by these strangers who are ac­ Johns nnd Indian Hirers, ami furlin, *. i i--:i of millions of pi-tq l,-. and m viuusly 'ussigV d vlhis cotr.inirti-e f-’iivgune corcltision lint with improve these wale! ways, whicli ; m ■ ,1 is a quainted with the value of nut h i>i i now engaged in preparing a. zoning cat continuation of this jeet has been agitated for the part the corny gnnizntions. The Hanford Ch.imhtr of Comhtercn is reroirnlreit thrpngh- I number of y e n rs.T h v^g »amu_bniliuz^.Liai. uf pablkUy.-ilaufurd i* J i l ' J lliilLiuiUtaiiSaiHt. «Ult VM it reijjqit There are n ■nit tt0 state and elbowhere ns nit w«-te aim sticcessfui in influencit g rcreiv;:- an great benefits ns liloi of the legislature. itiei v hicli have proven the sure-csii number of oth'-r bill i which need ac­ efficient orgnnizutiou. Its efficiency Senator Fletcher to have prac i.'io:tion by tli” same body before they f th policy. can'be attributed to the fact that tt fe.* a survey of : Ire* !'t. John? Iti»e, can be enforced locally and this comfrom Jiu-k.-onviSlr t H a n G ,! i- guided in its efforts by the influ 1hiniiif g I prartically u m-w i nijUctwill llAV- them cuinph-tesl s> er.tial men of Sanford, who are rec­ tw. nty-fool depth iii ludcd in ‘.jo .\oi. icun muincipali'.ii a. anil that tlicy can be jues'.-ntcd for the ognized. n ot'“only as leaders, but Rivers ami Harbors Hill p;m-t-d Sq. it j i oily ill recent years that zealous workers in every progressive teint'er, lPTJ. !v»\ t come to realize the lieic?s itv of action o f the Legislature next April ■ Of the simcinl committees of tin ! -I, g i heir future growth. If thi* by Seminole County’s representative, a civic nmwmcnt. a Occasionally some local individuals Chamber of I’onitnercc, the Spt-.: ! , , hui originated when some of I In addition to this specific work as* „ m cities were nowhere m a r; signed to the different cominittrr-s ^ Rond (.‘ommitlee ii .s , jwrhaps u >.. who ate too engrossed in their own ■ business or too selfish to devote time more than any other. It was organ­ thiir present size, it would suhse, there are a great ninny other detail* h ■ to the service of their community ized for the nm-posc of securing m , i, fiare enabled them to save which the (.bomber of (’mnnu-m ■ "ill display a flash of interest and tain noccMoiy pwinicipal improve riMlfr’s of d’ iluni In arranging their handies nnd which’ are of equal im-iJJ ■ ■ make inquiries an to the results be tnentp insuring ii rfevelopm» nl f> .ii. ci iti .i t<i cor.f rein with modern porta nee. The organization is1 ever]* ■ on the alert to protect its membership n Hanford that would be comtneiix.:: ing secured by the Chamber of Com­ !,i order than Sanford may merce, These inquiries if properly ale wi|h that of other progu.M-iv. lav.c mi intelligent plan to which it and the community from fraudulent |R ■ ■ t put, would be "How successful- havi cities of (lie state. *The Work of tiii. can develop, the City Planning Com 1‘ ock scheme* nnd advertising prnpn* J titiotis, and aa result of iL -< pa t < *f u try progressive fellow litizens Ih ,t 1committee extended over a peiioii of t-iit (■■■• of the Chnmtier of <'ntomcri c n I tn tin- efforts they are e::jH*raltt g [i -i'. ic.onths arid wn devoted to -.r'-- ii.i.i Imcn a -igi'i 'l the .in '•( draw forts it hit? -aved thmisand^of tlnl M On vacant!«( on West Central Avenue between Gulf Refining1Co. Fill- ; It-half and lhat of tin- c um-.o;u'\v pvtng all the details of these pro, mg up such a plan, and is now ac­ lots to Hl:nfo:d and Ht-minoli- t'oun'.y. threugii the Chamber of Commerce, posed inipioveim-iL. such as the tively at work upon it. It is deter­ It is also exported to u.io Jh: ipilu- ■ inj* Station and Seaboard.Passenger Depot, ORLANDO, FLORIDA. S i while'! myself have been derelict in nflintier of street* to be paved, mined that tho .legislative Commit* en’ces in proiiihiting any nntionni or ^■ the. performance of a duty which I Width, material anil extent of new Ue wlTl have a trill drawn in suffi­ state teglslqtlon that would add fi-]Sj ! should* have voluntarily assumed?” ■‘cv.erogtj facilities, etc., at the saute cient it mu to have it passed'by the nancir.1 burdens to the community it |■ •i * in-e providing for much needed wa­ next session e f the legislature, which verves. j la other words, where the progres In order to answer intelligently the « ter front improvements. The lash ' slve majority of a i o.uhntfti.y have! will not only give Snnfo-d the au­ ^in ignited their civic obligations ami; :i ,i'gned to this committee was a thority to zone its city, but also the inquiries r«eeived from individuals i n; J They were ii!i- distinction of lx-ing the first city in various seel ions of tHe count ly, it “H pooled llu-ir efforts, energies and iieivulnnean one. money, there ia due to .develop i. lii’.cil in their Wink by the City Florida which lias adopted this mod­ must prepare nnd have available nr■ ■ pr.i-utcssivciivus and conjniu-itj i'liinnirg ( ‘ommittee. and there rer ern idea, la tile past the cby plan­ oiirnti- and -.tatistiesiil informnlion for No other qun,u ‘ P*rr. whah piompia tb-j atlmiratiou uimo. d.ition;, were >ubmitted to the ning cntnmi Ice has l e a insfrumon ready refon-t-v*. N •H'd oftinu-r envy of other'coimuui i t ily Ciquiui-thiunci s for approval-bad j tnl in liuvr.g onlinantea enacted that public o.-gaoimlion is reipiired to ■ handle the volume of variable details ut,; cqftuitly adopted by the laltei make for a city beautiful, and the a ta-* in the state that have not Icani a itil but a few minor changes. The boost o f its citizens. ■ Moat impor­ a? does the rity*s Cliamtier of Com­ d that cardinal principle of c i-apcu.. I tion. . . bar.d i.isue to finance these improve­ tant among the ordinance.! which merce. It is the clearing hTTu.ie for oilier civic organizations pnd must ments carried by ,nn eight to one this committee brought into existence Gm- of the greatest aucceaaes at, tainod to date by tlie Haiiford Chum- majority, and is spffick'iit testimony is that of having the city donate one Uaep In dose touch with county ami j'Mtr is the imnkenirg o f a new i>lrit to the efficient work of this commit­ dollar for every shade tree get out by city officials. Hincc the Chamber of Commerce i.ai become to be recog­ 1,1 Hanford,_which has been the cause tee, as well as to the progress Ire residence owners. REOS, STUDEBAKKRS, BUICKS, DODGES, HUPMOBibES, nized or an efficient ot ganization bvf cipirit of Hanford citizens. “ af much favorable comment through* It has also been responsible for the people of Hanford unusual deThe Chamber of Conunorce, whil? ! CADILLACS, PJERCE-ARROWS, OVERLANDS, FORDS, OAK-; J*ut the state and clsowhere. The the enforcement of present ordin­ bvajids are exacted o f it. As'nil illus­ t making no attempts to develop th* |nany improvements which have oc­ ' . ances providing for cleaning up of tration o f this statement, the Cham­ ! LANDS A N D OLDSMOB1LES. curred here during tlio^Tirt yiar can trucking industry, is rendering s?rv- weeds, grass nnd refuse- on . vacant ! nttribated cither directly or i.v- ico nml assistance to tlie growers of property, thereby adding to the at- ber of Commerce whs bat a short REG SPEED W AGONS, FORD WORM DRIYE TRUCKS, MAS- \ jj dri-cfly to tlie efforts of the fourteen -this section by Working for clicafo--- tractivenesa of the city. As stated while ago requested to secure a Car­ ‘landing committees nnd the special freight rates nnd greater markets. above the committee assisted in no negie medal for an act of heroism on TER TRUCK, VIM TRUCKS, OLDSMOBILE TRUCKS. . ! mnintitlcea which have bad varied Tiic.Traffic and Transportation Com­ small measure in the work assigned the part of one of.yoting people in urograms of work .assigned to them, mittee is devoting its cneigios to o the Special Road Committee. The saving a boy from drowning. -The Chamber is also the reclp.ii-nt of com­ that Don’t fail to attend this sale if you are in Ihc market for an auto’earing on the development of Han- eliminate any contingency City Planning Committee is one ol plaints which do' not properly come on!. Home of this work bus been might occur from a car shortage .this the most important committees of under its jurisdiction, nevertheless S mobile, as every ear will be in A-No. 1 shape and will be sold regardless umpjeted, while a portion of it i.*- season, and is planning to keep in the Chamber foj only upon completion evety matter that is presented to the S of price or value. ’•>11 engaging the activities of com- touch with the car requirements of its work enn tlie Sanford of .the organization ia hnndliM in such a the section so that the transportation nitreenu-n. future be forecasted. manner ns to cause satisfaction ia (,ne particular achievement of company may bo promptly advised of TERMS OF SA L E : 'Vi Cash; balance 1, 2 and 3 months. 10% off each rase. The volume •of* detail A very important phase of civic lute, which is directly attribut^ible to these requirements. In U;o past this for cash on deferred payments. *he efforts^ of the Sanford Chamber committee has been active in oeeing work in which tho Chamber of Com­ handled in the Secretary's office can­ not lie realized except by those who merce is vitally Interested is tho edu­ that local growers and shippers have 'f Commerce is the completion of have made it their business to inves­ he golf cuuisu ar.d organization of received tho delivery service fhr cational institutions of the city. The tigate. The favorable publicity which Educational Committee wax-'organhe Hanford Coupt'ry Cifb. The Golf Winth they are being taxed so heav­ hifs been given Hanford by the or­ ized ta eo-opcrato with the Soho id ily, This committee has had repre­ -our*e tkimmitten was appointed ganization has resulted in an cverHoard officials in bringing thesa in­ sentatives at numerous hearings on hardy after the organization of the inercasing number qf inquiries com­ ’ anford Chamber o f Commerce in' proposed rate increases. It t.i also stitutions to an even higher stand ing to the secretary's desk, all of ard. Us work has consisted chlofiy active in any movement that will October, 1P20. S. O. Chase was made which are answered personally and of interesting the pupils of the dif­ mail-man of this committee, and encourage a , more extensive use of likely prospects followed up. ferent grades in civic matters Snhford’s water transputUtion facil­ ‘rough his efforts a deal wns conOne service rendered by tho Cham­ umated whereby a very desirable ities, realizing that this policy in The through the awarding of prizes for ber is that of keeping a listing of nlt]S essayi on subjects i elected by the final nnalyhia will I k * the moans of uccc ,if property was purchased nnd available rooms In order to provide committee. Thi.-i year’ s program obtaining and maintaining cheaper laniard's golf course became n rpalaccommodations for winter visitors, *>'. thi*/jifter yenra^of agitation and freight rates for this section. Grow­ prepared by the committee, consists and which require t n great deal of of prizes for historical ct .1 on ers and shippers of freight who me h<* expenditure of a vast nmaunt of A weekly cabndaf of Hanford, and also prizes /o r declama­ nltepjjop. Unable to maintain a traffic organi­ ^organized effort. Sanfoid has \jevents was also originated by tho tion nnd debating contests. High zation have the privilegtf of nvailing *ay ohe of he licst Inld-ouL golf school athletics have also been Chartlber of Commerce nnd besides ORLANDO, FLA. FINCH BROS., Auctioneers sourees in the Mato of Florida arid iu thcnuchca of the iervico of the brought to n higher piano through* serving a useful purpqre lias received Transportation Committee, who will ittractivenesa will be further en­ sci* that they are advised on any mat-, this efforts of the commiltec in are many favorable comments both local- ■■■■■ A aB au aaH riH aH n iH M aaH aaan B U lH aH aaB aan aaM gim liM K cn H H U flasatfE aaB aM m iH M a hanced with time. ' M bs / . ( ITS EFFICIENCY PUT AN EMBLEM ON YOUR CAR $1.50 PUT ON FRANK AKERS’. TIRE COMPANY {Saturday, December] BEGINNING AT 1 O’CLOCK 3 0 U sed Autom obiles! and Trucks T 9 THE HIGHEST BIDDER . •v> �THESANFORD D A U Y HERALD, TUESDAY: NOVEMBER kintf BHHHHHMtiHnnaDnniiabnBRnfeHBMfinHUtiEaMn t h i -wWl ‘ wi($- hi$i. U14 country and much of tho world. EL DORADO OF AMERICA Stock to feed Ota country According, to the lKnt census, the South.haa about 23 per cent of the numbor of manufacturing cntabllshTft«ntr (cnpttallzctf nr more tliafr^SOO >1119 excluding hand and building the M ar^lfaetU rcr'g Record About 80 per cent of the country'-* iht of Ute nation. iatotneqt, written nearly 4o I About 75 i>cr cent of the country’s atijjp thd Manufacturer* Red-1natural gAa gasoline. Iloa. Win. b . j^elly o f Penn-1 About 00 per .cent o f the country’ s », tong known as the father ofi cbrnmcrofnl fertilisers. *'■' «uaoj of Representatives, bcri - About 6B per cent of the country’^ iH><forcible as the South mfV.i ■' ’ ' i-ur* ,v commercial fertilisers. I • '* J 7 ' t ~ _=^. * ■ AboUt 00 per cent’ of the country’n Injr to the Inpt ccnspa, , thfc graphite. . ”, . Spates, in practically every About 67 per cent of the counley’ij lulinbas and industry, . far petroleum, or about 30 per cent of. V ih i- output of Mho whole tlie wen Id's production; ijtjp$0, and In somo Hem* as About 51 por certt of the country's iv^O,' - In the south, the.na• • • a ktnlghty empire increasing- mica. ■ .About 50 per cent of.the country's quartz. _ About GO per cent of the country'a lumber. ; About 48 per cent of tho country^* ntbestos. About 4(1 per cent of the country'a peachoa. About 45 per cent of tho country's ibfiifefurer4 of thin *buhtry. K« of the buyini i t df.tba SpatH cab be reolire n it {• considered that this soc n5w producing/^ it ilOO pot cent of the coun About 42 per cent of the country’s About 42 per cent of the country’s chiekeijs. About 40 per cent of the coun try's asphalt. About 40 per ccnt’ of the country’s fol'dipOr.’ * About 38 per cent of thp country’s About 33 per cent of the country's >ut l 9Q Dor cent pf Uie country’s 1 creji (i#$s it few thousand AHtbhs . and 'Cali). 'fOBS I*. aldidt (SO per cent World5* cotton'.. iO^ tOO pef C*h( of the touhtry’* lieed oil and peanut oil. ittVlOO per cent of the countr$p'i.i»tlisr'rehe. '".’About 99 per, cent of the country’s 0Ql]iatfr,\qr more than three-fourths of.tho world's output. ’'iAbouV Wf>«* w n t'of the country's About 33 per cent of the countrjtale and soapstone. , About 30;.pcr cent of the country's The South jn 1020 spout $224,180,000 fo r commercial fertilisers, or nearly twico' as nr.'.ch ns the whole country epetit for fertiijrcrs in 1010. The South’s - 01,ICO milca of railrood, rrpfc-ents. uvcr-a-thlKt-ef—thej railroud mileage of the entire counThe South apeui on highway Im­ provement through the ntatc highway meijt to more than 1,800,000 p*6plo. TtiS Wtnount bf capital invested’ In southern factories is nearly tjireb tirpcji the amount.of capital.invited In manufacturing, in the whole coun­ try in 1880, and within'13 per cent of (ho capital invested in manufac­ tures in the rest of the country outa(dc o f (he Smith in 1000..Thc.'South .purchased over $6,094,000,000 worth of materials for Its factories, in 1019. « The amount of capital invested in cotton factories in the South is about $860,000,000, .which ia more thnri four timoa tho amount of capital invested iff cotton mills in the whole country in 1880. The South is-how consutpiog pi it* own cotton factories about 03 per cent of the American- cotton tajteii by American mills, - Tho value of the mineral, [ftoduct.! of the South at tho lant ccfftut was $2,285,835,000, 'This U $2D5,060,000 more .than the total for tho Whole’ jCdnqtryr as late n* 1910, nnd ‘ over $1,618,000,000 more than the total for the United fjtaicn in 1880. The iBoutli hsis increased tho number of its mines and qbarlios stneo 1910, while ihe ycat of the,country nutsido of thu South has had a decrease. The num I>or of petroleum and natural gn: rttfelfa In'the South hns increased since the 1910 census by 195 per cent, whilo tho increase in the rest‘ of the eptintry outside bf the South was but. 24 per cent. * , In 1020 the South produced about .2Q per. cent of the" country’s coal, •%rhrch vVns 98,000,000 ton* ore than the' output of the whole country in 000,000 wi|l bb spent in 1022 in the South drder ; federal, state and county supervision. 1 t tThc value o f exports through Southern port* for the- fiscal yesp 1021 was over $2,294,189,000, or more than a third of .the total exports of the United Stiitca in 1010. National bahk ipsoureca • in', the United States in 1000 were $5,048,000,000, while the South in 1920 bud resources of $4,6*8,000,000; deposit, in nationn 1 banks in the United States in 1900 •amounted to $2,606,000,000, while the South had deposits in national banka in 1920 o f $2,668,000,000. Other bonk deposits (state, savings, private,’ etc.) in the South in 1020 wijrc $3,117,000,000, compar­ ed with $1,400,000,000, th4 amount of deposits In ell bank?, exeeptifg na­ tional banks, In the rest b f the coun­ try outside of the South in 1900, * 1 The South spent on public schools in 1020 over’ $204,225,000, which 1* within 5 per ceM of what the whole country span tin 1900, and $24,000,000 more timn the rest o f the coun­ try outside of the South spent nt that time. The estimated true wealth of the United State* in 1880 was shout $43,042,000,000, whils tho estim'ited true wealth of tho South is now ap­ proximately $70,000,090,000, or probAbout 17 per cent of the country's About 17 per cent of the country's white potatoes. About 16 per cent of the country's coke. About 25 per cent of thjcountry’s And the South bps about *37 per npples. ‘ ^ cent of the country's swine, one-third About 25 per cent of the country'^ of the country’s cattle and milch* sugar. . cow3, and about 19 per tlcnt of the Development of water power in country’s sheep. About 24 por cent of the country'a the South up to 1920 amounted to gravel and aund. About 20 per cent of the country’# 2,240,00(1 horse power, on increase of 1,257,659 horse power since 1908. hdy.~ , • ’ About 10’ pcr cent of the country'a The maximum undeveloped water j>(wer of tho South is estimated nt wheat. About .18, M r centof.thccountry'* over 8.000.000 Jiarsc pawer.-------------day. products. . , Tho-South on about 38 per cent of About 18’ per cent of the country's the total (arm acreage of the coun­ try produced over 41 per cent of the clay jirodpd*. About 18 per cent of thb countfy's coiintfy’s crop values in 1920. The stonO.' * ’ |..value of Southern faun propeity in recjalmable wet lands. ’1920 was $21,695,380,000 or $1,245,. The South can raise the cotton ond 000,000 more than, tho vnluo of nil > ■ t,> Aboal 93 per cent o f the country’s i$,c$nt of the country’s *' * V the United ^States .1 ir cpnt of tho couritry'a *pjir rent, of tbe country'a cent of the country's A, ver 30,000.000,0P0 The South has three-fourths of econofui? development outline* the pofslbilities of till# region of mar­ square miles o f the coking coni of the country, velous. resources and achievements third of the popuTho South's cool nfka to twice as as n field worthy of cultivation by 1 of tho area of great nn that of nil Europe inclrnl- tJto business men of the nation. ViewIt him three- toff RU!,3la{ nml fivc Umea ®9 Brent cd in the light of th5 fact that the lines of contincn- “ " » of Kuropc excluding Russia. ; South is the friat section of the counLai-United-Status. 4t-has-w ■■p 'catcr [— The (South's iron resources ere tt*-•tiy to : li'irr a method revival nf arr llvily, and of the magnitude of de­ tural advantages keeping with ftn cor.l rcjcrveu. ual area in' ’ the Tho South haa ono-thlrd of the velopment impossible’ to bold back * i mincu and quarries capital of the n6w that .business in this 'section is moving nhend on n solid foundation, s greatest :iatur.*l country. the' wjitd. Tho South haa 40 per cent of the it ia a. trade field that no business o r c e m can afford to neglect. 0 largest sulphur country's forested area, he world. Tho Scuth haa .15.000,000 oerta of Two-thirda o f life irs pent in hesi estimated oil re- ably double the wealth of the whole tating and the other third in repent of the entire aup-, country forty yearn ago. ply in thia country. > This array of facts oh the South'n ■a ■nBBK «"«*RaBna»K nBiiB«nn**nencna.v3aaK BB!aeun*T*aua*5;cnKnoaii.':u’Tiixna SANFORD, FLORIDA 112 M AGNOLIA A V E N U E JL A vO. A A A A , A A A*,1! ” • Ou this day of Thanksgiving we rejoice : in turning* back three centuries and with utmost * f reverence saluting those brave Pilgrims of Progress whose Faith was the cornerstone of America’s noblest achievements * * * with as % 1 t deep a sense of gratitude we accept this op­ portunity for expressing our thanks and ap­ preciation for your patronage * * * and so in the sincere belief that contentment, happi­ ness and prosperity will always result from a policy o f service fo the public, this organiza­ The newest'patterns in Furniture can always be seen at * ■ * - - if Z _ . i . r ‘-S. ~ f oui”store FURN ITU RE, RANGES, K IT C H E N W A R E , CHINA, RUGS, PHONOGRAPHS The House of Quality Service and Reliability FURNITURE Corner,2nd St. and Magnolia Ave v - * - -* tion will continue to serve and achieVfc, M n n a a u cn x n b .. n �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,'MONDAY, NOVEMRER 27, lt>22 a a a B B iB B ti iir e F S S g . i l i i T j i 1’T f Just as o u r fathers set a^ide a clay of Thanksgr ng for the bounties of Providence,-so tins institution, mindful of the happy relationship existing: between jt and je people of this community, Lakes this opportunity of expressing its thanks and gratitude. W e will strive more than ever to merit the confidence and good will of all who honor us with their patronage for “ he profits most who serves best.’' * , • F . P. Forster,'President B. F. Whitner, Cashier *** > A .4* A A A ♦?*♦%♦%♦%«-*♦ .4. .v_ -4. V V V V V V V V v% ♦ v w v v w «$* J1 .4. .4* ,4. v4 4r 4 v * ! 44>4 4 J 4' 4. *4> 4^ ♦♦♦♦♦I L •. Thegoou old custom of Thanksgiving, which originated in New England with the Pilgrijn fathers, has be­ come a universal custom and now, each yoai the President of our great country, as well as governors of the dif­ ferent state^risBues-a proclanration declaring the day to be set aside for prayer and Thanksgiving. When we look around us and begin to count our blessings, we have a great many tilings to be thankful for. « , ------ If-you-havQ4)pened-4tfV4iccount-at-ow-Uurk--and-hav e-a-mmg little-f»uimitryour credit^ymrhnve a great-deal to be thankful for, and if you haven’t done so you can still lie thankful that the opportunity is still open for you to do so, and that a good safe bank is ready to receive your deposits, and give you the very best service, coupled with courtesy and attention, to the minutest detail, whether vour account be large or small! W. II. Tunnicliffe W. E. Scoggan Dr. $. Puleston C. F. Williams J. R. Anthony. E. H. Hawkins ^ V V V V V V V v V V V V v V v v v ^ ^ V V V ^ ^ V v V V V V 'g V V V S ’ V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V * | . X •J* v | Puritan Thrift— The Backbone ot the Republic Were it not for the qualities of Hard Work and Thrift possessed by our.forefathers, it is doubtful whether they had survived the trials and danger's of i(>2l and the years following. dj The Founders of the Republic liad backbone; whai arc we doing with our inheritance after 300 years? This Thanksgiving season is a good time to realize that a Rifnk AccounUs the backbone of every happy, contented life — and that every man and woman with backbone looks out for the future. 11 Let Puritan Thrift be your inspiration. SEMINOLE COUNTY B AN K , SANFORD, FLORIDA President A. It, Key. Vice-Pres, and Cashier Thos. Emmett Wilson A. T. Rossetlcr W. H. Wight A. It. Key John Mciscli L. P. McCuller Joe Cameron J. C. Bennett Asfl't Cashier it. W. Deane £►♦♦♦ *♦***♦*****■**+* ********** *♦* «£♦*1*4J4♦J* G. \Y. Spencer...:2ml Vice-President Forrest Lake G. W. Spencer A. P. Connelly v. .' ; . V V '» «$► *♦*♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦*** SIA* AOtWftl! V H iiin iin a u amMttti - RBB&;n(l!lBBU3BaBBBBH9i1HtlUBBaBBUB9Bt(BBBKBEBBaBI(BII3BIlHMBnU .v'” ’ , • • * . • • • . . ■; im iia iiiim iM U M a a iiU H iu u u iH M n B iiiiu H �--- ^ * ' ' •. *T \ ' tAjsSS '.' *. ' ’ Vw ■ ■ 4. Tin: fUNFriun daily herald , t if .sday . November 2r, 1922 - _ -r ■_ -___ , ~ ,----------- ~ - - - - - — . I . .- ■ « ■ —--------------------- ■ - and shops and the faith of th" home In the way of new bulldlngn and the! program. Is it nny wonder,then that J , i.tiiiiltiirn ,iro oulsiic capital la looking this way now people. prenonderanco of these building* are ' h. v„ * , .. , . ... and wondering just why they nave niKlccU,,f onmoru Sanford so long when this , _ , . . . business blo.-ks. As the article In this neglected ........ . The Woman’s Club in SnrnsoU hn; In g g la rin g g over the fitjuiM In la rin ovar the . gun In in this this; . ^ >0 dearly states if the Sanftjpl ritj, prvMnu aitt-h wonderful opp-jr-1arranged for planting 25 Hawaiian V : e roV-ti: io the J ihlhiR l"ogrrtn, .t|.jia,nc & ,#wan Association* could unities h r InycatmcnL Any city .that cocoanut palms along the alrecM in n .'.t... ;.| it glVM I- <» thrill l - '- t ■ ... r tfe* m aim .ftit needs r investment *i>i, ,ronl IV -emlii \'w■money needs fofor investment frill will BpenJ sperm its us own own money money us’ «» .Snnfmd ...........; their ..........., , . r DUh, a- . „a WOMH-RTUl KECOUi) OF l ( ) . . l h k l U . l . i . u i M i u .. ACHIBV'EfttKNT 0k o r _____ that from the first of January t„ No* ’ ^ ^ ,,c ov. , r home, b * » « *■ « f * ' " f w‘!,th W . „ ... . it is only n short time before all the i’ ‘ ‘ 1»uilt here r.t o.ue. Now all this ,n* j nll>Rcy needed for homes and apnrtih.vn nude^hero i:i ttanicjru Hanford wa w a*,I1U nt bouses houses and and now new hotel hotelavwni-ne wlll/W nt.a oV; rn.rr a million mw.um dollars . ... - in l ai.i.mg .......... !vlVl„tmc,| stinent t made here in »,,m.nt n m ih granted by the, city to the. the nlM;t by Sanford people. No m^^TlIing thin wny. Thosow hohavain-crmiir the,city I.im \v!to are building SflpfaVd. 'Since M(i|1, olb„r cJties lir.s com ft. boro to Ve*tc«l in Sanfonl during the past ; h* dc. not n ;ne. tut the a tod va’ » , thi, nm}J J;l„i it is the home three years have cleaned up on the , , one money ‘ , <at home , , ja i.oirt" and this rue has. .bun• • than fifty per crilt itm ., rtT.tc in \ values , ....... * """ hr,y} ''“ ’V•. - -.nu.ncy• rondo made mnae that is „ wcw r, those h, live . .. at. L.. i...lblftitf ribcnanlEnal. „However, those w wh, live cun e.v IJj’ t.v x h - t SunforA U cHn;*; n.a-.«•1 •" nU .th . P - . - _________ Jhl;rc untt |mVo faith in Sanford being -------------------- -------. the- largest titf.- in this part of the THE U N IV E R S A L TRACTOR * tu th“ J of tho Club. Motnl tag* have been . Q ’.llllt u , each V H \ M » . l h . .. • V . secured, engraved with ' the name** of oho to be.honored, and one will be rccucvly attached to the trunk o f each tree. Hod Snapper fish steak.—Stone's Market, 527 Sanford Ave. 20‘J-2U=r£= \ DAY'OF REMEMBRANCE EUR GOD’S ACRE ' Tltnnkrgiving Hay—and we are very thankful ns Hie loved ones Ca j ; Ihe t e t h r ..U n th a n k fu l fur luvc. nr friends and relatives, fur pcacc'nud comfort and hope. It is a day “ und chefliy in,... howevur the hen,. « !« - J" ^n rn U u . O b s e r v e t h e C »',tu te do net think the valuesatre »t . . ‘ n „ „ 1 _ „■J k\\highandthat they arc goinghigh'f „• ••Tim touch of a vanished hamT—the oodmi nf a .voice that is stilT. QUISilC o n t o a i cftr|| (lay i;; notud in the price of ' ' \Vhon one tonics to reckon up one’s blessings, however, one cun* * • ’ 11 b tilin W p io p e r ty . T h e r e in n -» h u ll:'.not leave out the proci»u:i influence, the exquisite memories and the Iven by the model 11,|. boom in Sanfonl—in fact tbero is * i V . I X e t i o n that Unger for years after the physical presence rou ted unn> .W < . it »ut » llt.taf thin, thon, th .l r.0 boom at all, It is just a K »> t r.vhpictured. . jjMt -itter the family gathering, we should pay a little tribute of w stantiai. sternly growth that gave San jj.u u r / , rat.rcd dust re|*oscs? bresh ftrd the title of the "City .Substan­ S S i ^ ' o ^ d living plants of beauty to symbolise the Any woman who tial" n few years ago and city »«httnntiaj it is backed by the greatest lmc that ever liv e and remembers? lias - a naturally faiming section in the world and bftrkt-d by winter visitut, and factories. make of Corset, re-hi Y alizes that BON-TON H 1 .. l;- ;. V* F r o n t L a c e d e s ig n s ' - - *—-- ...... .... . Let us show you how u Fordson will cut farm costs, of STOCK’S FRUIT CAKES • | v id u a lity to e v e r y ^ ‘ ty p e o f fiiru re. IA increase your bank uccount und mki; the drudge ry out of farm work. W rite, phone or cull. t EDWARD HIGGINS FLORIDA FRUITS AND VEGETABLES and A lT H O m /F I. rollU 'A N D IT KI.S.IN TIC W T 'llt I.KTI.KIt . . r i.o it ii* ' : . d e l ic a t e s s e n lisking a total f«r 1^1 « f W ,B,M ith .»■have been .**«.-!. ^ c iU 154.00 TO $!0J Millinery Sanford, Florida P h o n e s 2 7 7 -2 7 8 - *t* WL K K U N & M ....... ■■■■■■ mr ----------------- .......... ............................. .... C V' ! e r n w llv't I-H W U U ^ ‘ - S-------c r tt. !3g s—; c o ■ % n , i l g , . t 4| r - _______ e e - - — t■ " ' '' ’ |re,d, . nnA offirt? buHJh' :----------- —----:— Tfe total building-pv. m ils a n d . . . . ----- -- -------------- - • A• AU A .. a _• • ' S .page ' " ‘H • three „ \ L A B O R -S A V IN G . ' , ’ c jij i irt.L »> TU hi mm m \\\ mw- s • ’% “(JIFTS TH AT WILL LAST” percolators i o x sT .r.iis IRON S i:u :r T K ic H EA TE R S LAM PS c h il l s A L L W E S T IN C IIo r S K E L E C T K K ’ A L A P P L IA N C E S FLORIDA December fi. SAN FORD are the^frotli <f aff< | ta n rn cB a a a n K a K n a n a a w ■ n -^■*.rMaBnBusiBa!*w*aaa«nnaararjBn5inannaa«B*nBnBBn --- ------------------- ----~ ^ ---s B * m s s s * s—s > x— >— * B IIII,,l,l,,,,l*BaB,,* :,,,,,c ,B ,B _ _________ »~ *- - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ______ _________________ _______ ______ — H . .................................................................................... " j 1 . .«•*rr-.T ici -----------— l —’•■■ ipi H .,.l8|yJIy KJT-*r •« .* Uj ».9IUW tAT«?* l -i : _ • ♦ A A A A *A A ,f - r< ; # T ■' r-n- ttng $2t»,- -\reet. !'■ “ildii'g ■-m r ■ •r .'uiiti garage costing it Cniacc $! I red _1t : .. . lii.uuO- The mw l aiu lutalil.g $1,55 I.X0.5.DU. . I ■ ■ H E R E ’S Y O U R ' * this, and the prouder we are of the better for a!l of us and our «2l5,'J2a APfu* In addition to there large projects uc 1,1u ir 1 1 , . * . . . t i , blblreii and the stranger* who are buildii’I: r e r m a r e being issued for nuur. n, anu ► $ 1D0J)l! ! 1 . , t lf.it*. thfuneini? in to. cast tlieir lftt w4,700 i urge mtmlier of re,idor.ee.*, and '"*' .- mr*" . "lb.nux-i.f i ,-.v people af.d'-.vilh u-. Bring your l..;nut.fu1 fl««i 1,lW5 let us look our possibilities in .aiiitul to Suufa.d -llvi.-i class o f coii-'crs ■ . . . i . i . . ,.i..pitl'P f straction is expected‘ :«• u ue u , and roe if we eatmot iiuilii ' ;*h«»w greater ' “ I "ii up intn wonderful beauty mir county time ! ^iioM i i the future tlian any lliiil i : alreudy *'» Wtuidi rful in tin duri'.K Ha' pa11 y a r . r,u.r<" prai ti'.il "irle **f hoilieiilture •pb,. M■■i«b Umldu'g |.«.|niit f«*i Prim; >i-'ir flow ers— if you happen to wbi« !i vva.t k* '.i«l June, i* r.»p$2X2,751 i,Hv rea iig . .•i:i»>!.-Ia»«. Thi« »mnd have won.' tiring remurknbb* in tli- way . S.i ::n ,h a fruit or vegetnbV, brmv' tluit I k I.M" *'• t the 12. tXD.on nine I • \Vb,, know I but thpl fron ^ o m e yijml •,u. iim.no owners $ "..UiHt to bmbl nnd n* one of rrk m> nil annual ' f ; , a « f : ■ ki 1 in . ’••;,! i :J k. a uiiiii.g we may 15.27't ’•’ Florida. • went that all may look forv.aril to JJ.000.00 ‘ ....... , , . . ,, ,..f „bl<. nni*.i*ition• to the and vm.i 1. up t". were F .O .B . D E TR O IT • rcimir* «nd nlteratm.* I theatre <":U"!C •• ....... J yhcol -»-ting_■_ — I 1 chant, costing ..... • Inspect our Coats, ^ Dresses and A . 1 permit f" vbiireh 1 permit for chuul I*rices i 100 '’" r,nUi fu-r g permit.' for M.ire.v and warebouic* f.w repair......... ulU-rnl.a.,. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S PLUM PUBD1NG in d i- ^ _----——w--- - — ' ,■■ Tin: SANFORD DAILY HERALD, Tl’ ESDAY^OVEiiTBER 2 8 , 1-1--- T O g t T g a b w citpnclty „ ( .v .r W - .It t . I „r Ki iicrmits for 1D2H at a co t «>f ...... . . w ^ ich ad d th a t f i n ­ al to u c h ’ •. , 1 chuidt costing W h a t you get in the Fordson for $395 f. o. b. Detroit is the greatest farm pow er unit ev ,’ r oficrcd. \NFOlMl m “ rK * i V PLANT SALE ON SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK b> H e wanted to furnish you w th a tractor that would not _ only d o your and Taster, oniy uo yuui work w u u better *.......... .. ’ but 7 r ut low er .costa ... __ and the 170,000 Fordson3 ro w tn usd have proved thut he has accomplished these thinRB. • a> b e a u t ifu l C orset e n tir e ly in a cla ss E N R Y F O R D w as 35 yenrs Retting ready for the new price on the Fordson. He started aa a farm boy, planning to get rid o f the drudgery, long hours and low m oney return that has always faced the farmer. it is • • , :. . j ‘.'These figures ctnphaaive Uje con­ overwhelmingly l'hxced on tlw>injur tention that no traffic legislation is ( WALK Kit” Ill.A.Mlfo • t JAY primary school house, for which BPS " Durirg the period of November 1st . complotc until it provides a penalty • lO lt MANY ACCIDENTS edI one. bonds were recently'voted, is nc-Vly •Over n certain period of time in for jay-walking. I f•a motprlst is to date inclusive, building permits completed nnd represents on expendi­ which 7.227 accidents, involving pri- hi be'fined for disobedience of a traf­ amounted to $282,000, which is exWASHINGTON. Nov. 28.—Blame ture of $50,000. The total nctdnl vau automobiles, occurred, the polite fic signal then the pedestrian should . eptionaJ, coimidofing the fact -• (.. f value of nil classes of construction In for the greatest number of street v.m ..... ... b- fined for Jay-walking across tho that at this time of the year budd­ nnd read accidents in whieh oolom/,-Mlepnrtment-of N • • in Sanfonl from January 1st to Nov. strevt, putting himself ns well as ing permits in other communities, in i L ,„„l „,.l,.,ri„,t, ...... . iI ’liw I 'V ...... .. ln ve.l.,»*l™ ,h‘fifth inclusive is $1 .(JOll.flSi jr.il ease the driver of the car -as every (motorist in the immediate vi­ Florida invariably show a decrease cd u)mn the td.oulders o f the 1 ja y ­ In ad lit ion to this inunicipal im-* to blame." he continued. In -U'** cinity in danger." The previous high record for San­ prove men ts will amount to $025,000 walker," by M. O. Eidridgc, execu ford was made lust June when per ti^ ca u se for which bond issue was voted some tlvc chairman of the American Auto- Jcases, ,hc Then tenth annual Alachua county nils were issued for $128,400 worthaf time tjgo. This issuo provided for ten mobile Association. The puidic is blame, nnd m •». . ty i^ entirely loo ready to blame the]of the nccldent wns unknown. M.-h fair/held it. Gainesville, hn*. proved new construction. Tho new permits nine member* elected at large by the host ever planned for that fine granted represent the largest build­ driver, Mr. Kldridge declares, the the heavy prep 'mh ram _ . aB tiW siiaw w « basin, public library building, and ,w. new homes in roost acute in San­ ing projects ever constructed here, t in t that goes up. as a rule.’ placed on thy l«r*on tejored In ^ first cry mat got" «i>, .. •<»<. ............. ........ • .. . . . . b,,.jcounty. The fair opened Tuesday, of Improvements to the fcwerngc sys­ niuai" L , t wcck ttn,l the crowds have been he most, important being the new tems. Work on these improvements when such an accident occurs, is that known causes « r ^ ‘dent*. it if tlVV,.| .'.ovciopmen1' ford. The Building ur.d Ixan Asm. 7 Tkflt n;|f nb’twn by thi P ,larger than was anticipated. The v .tm y First National Hank Hhltf. arc' expected to begin not later than .be driver was at fault, when, as nJtrfr to presume, that ‘ heinjur eiation reports applications for loan matter of fAC. in a large majority o /s o n was to blame .n more tban -0 per many wonderful displays have attract­ khi.'h v.ill co.-dl over $175,0000. Acfc»t^‘oU CVi‘'!j ’c vering « ° f in an amount in excess "of $200 000 the first of the ycqr. . ed the fullest attention, and the person injured was Jroiocnt o. the nm.ui' u *. ' * which \voultl ,if money were prompt 1) LjQ .work onHhis building started this The Sanford Daily Herald ckimpli-- i n e ; the 1 * BaMng this upon cantervativ® cstl- amusement features proVed entertain­ \Tik and the Fuller Construction Co. r o r o p H '•>'a , y Mr aVflilniil?..lm increased to five hun thrtc y « rt aro shown lie* monts tho city on this wonderful rec­ New this ord nnd is glad thnt it ha» been able ing. On opening day n big, free bar­ •» York, ' " ‘ 'M contraiiors for .............. Explaining n chart summary of mate*. . . . drvd thnisnnd dollair, nr an'nmoan »»f *11 becue " ’ “ " ' n k «|..-n.»’ ' ' * • * '* • sufficient to build approximately 12-r «j:i! ling, expect to have it fir.Uhed lr. '.o participate in no small way in this irnaie occldcm. la Sew V o * CKy.l ^ UtvUV vtas served, ...... * nnd , this proved in which the fault or or mcapaeu.) incapacity • o••f 'in which 1,203 accidents, involving, 1 liiglily piyiular. Thousand* of.people in which the tnu.i .............. ...... f . . ............. . - new tfouser. It IV indei’d uitforturmti ix nior.Hn. ■; progress. , gjr.ov.nt n years in l' u‘ tlmt^Hanfoid will l«* forced' to * tor ihu proper parly I, vhown, Mr. KI.I- Uxlcalrr. wo-urml. Ulo J Alpclrn. r..uhly> ho.piulL A. Hnlmley nnd Hr. S. Pulcston uive also secured permit for n fourmi many people away thi-. _ rea.’o! rW«c .l<--l«ro'i lh»l while *»| »«* g " Z n ll* m d on th. Hr “» lmmen..ly. & r .... .. ?V‘rJ jrr iThe.to figures prove but it it Imped that ameng tlio.'i tory building, directly opposite the '•ner cent of the causes of accident* while o h case. <-i . _______ __________ _ P*!l>' '.,C,V 't h a t the Uorahls con- wlio vifit the city there will \<c sorm •■Ho of the First* National Hank Lbig L u"fnown. Iho hl»„.o 1, Ihc « . M | ........ Post Cards at the Herald Gfflc*. where the,'fault warf determined was I nccldcpts remained unknown. ^ ’in'.Sanford’s future wu^no. wIm will recognise the great p»-«i fh c . Fuller Company are also’ the ;T fjkmc if others who ca» uf(°rd bilitii"- here for Invcitment and.sup •ontrnrtirrH for this work, find work uiiplai aid Invest their dnllnm j l : tills great1demand for homes will m the two buildings will lie done ........ ..... ........................... ..................................... "j■ !a esn sn B titf«*sin iin , * ,:a l,,n n " «t® do ^ to '!! Substantial. JiuUdlng l^r- outside capital.. The impetus -ilia , r.multa.neously. The total estimated in th® Ci v «r "illo »hu* « » ' " w .H be given this city by the many •o.it of tho Brumley-Pulcaton Bldg „»lts lw for next > ln lh0« pngt. for B*sl c a r . ^ . HELP T() MAKK SK>nNI»l.E (’OFN. municipal improvements and varioro .s' $150,000. ^ tvzit^the c figure* attsn- daises of construction L-l bound t‘ Another large project included -in TY THE MOST BEAL’ ,n S u l I to the ..amber of r®r- result in much favorable publicll} November building permits is. that T1FUI. ^ ‘J 14 1 llt.nres which were U- for Sanford a.t a progrejsive com­ .f I. \V. Philips, of Orlando, Who let piU for t l 1 ^ ut of ibis year munity. Investors are rure to 1h> at­ i contract for the construction of a He sure to plan to go tho \VomanV ■ |Uf.l from JanutViy total I ; tracted-here, nnd wh.-n onco outsldt new garage and store ruom building Cluii plant sale Saturday. There may /. f ( which the permit shows will cost capital finds its way to Sanford U I f ] be some things there that you will M > r * " . 1-0 wd,r.». Thi. •2D,000. . The Milano Amusement * ' I \ is Kino to Attract additional capital want for your garden—there is sure / t\y ijr m Ml a '“ J ’iiie figures gathered by jji'y Man Company have let a contract tor tu be a warm welcome, nnd some in­ V *’ ■ i , , m. . 2. permit. rcpn»nnl ngtr Ryan aic as follow : iheir r.ev.' thenVre to It, J. Clallcspie . teresting golden tnlk. If you have *m« ffir' ln"h'Av'bnme-. and the need if Jacksonville, nlso the contradoi roses, foliage plants or fall blooming that many new • 51TD.2S ■ • (< ( for the Meisch Building. This new r„ issued tl .K-milla for residence:, costing In J9i0 thuc were i'suc.. p i j 0,112 ,heAtre, when completed, will cost flowers, be sure to take a basket oY fii ? f.« vase, l.o matter whether you think , ' 17 permits for private garages .... ...... Rl.trb’V •r.O.OOO, and will have one of the they may take n« prizb or not. 3\v j 1 IL for stores and warehouses . . largi^t proce.ilunn in tiu* state nnd ^ JS S Z thejv ' ' v ' . mm ‘ A’3 * 3? : , & * .* ti' t T X ViS- ri-S n U! \\\* ta k e th is d a y to th a n k o u r cu sto m e i s lo r tli tvatle a n d fu tu re b u sin ess. «i ■i W e will always give you the best of Service and Quality. \r. w , w. 1 o r , " tstn v <4- Sporting Goods, Hardware Guns Fishing Ammunition I I I Ik S K A S O N ’S M OST BKA1 T IF l ■ During the past season we made stiles of-. Florida Citrus • Fruits and Vegetables in every stati in the Unite:! 'States e x c e p t four and we also sold to. most of the Canadian , # ^ * Ut t AT LOWEST PRICES - ■ Provinces. There were 215 cities to which we shipped. This is a good showing but wc are trying to better it. - mi LBI G olf S y ,* - j:: They are very much like the smart hats French women are if'-J wearing today—hats for which one usually shopping i along the Rue de la Pnix-hats that a rc shown only when ^ • - * - ; one knows ju s t where to shop. ! ! AH of these chapeaux have been designed with amazing “clwverness. t S J * rest ■ , , Everything almuf them is new. New fabrics, trimmings, new— but we redly must keep the until you come and see them for yourself. w. ■ w e CARRY ONLY STANDARD SUPPLIES ■ # r t * i m 5 » t . •7> A •*r» - 5 A. J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0523b9eea315727bee28c03017416030.pdf 837c5e5083942aac6bbf97bcd62974a7 PDF Text Text ■1 ' 4 r ' f 1- I m 1 IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION N U M B E R 211 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 20, 1022 VOLUME ID i :f j j s I. VOTE ON THE i to « m -T W 0 w v S A ID d e a d M EfASORE aion fbc Consider HIGH POINT, GAh SCHOOL i!A‘J After final Be.... ’ation of the Amendment* Has Been Called » (Ilf TU© I*(Pm | LAUSANNE. Nov. 20.—Tho Unu-j snrtnr conference, sensitive to Amp po­ litical or economic happening In Europe. 1* greatly excited by new* of the execution of the former Greek ministers in Athens. The 'inform a­ tion Kenernlly cast, gloom over va­ rious delegations The grant iniportimce of the questions to be decided here |x testified to by the tense a t­ mosphere surrounding the activities TLLIUIU.IJ MOI.OCUST. WASHINGTON, Nov 20.—Radical changes in several provisions of the sdminUtrqtlon shipping bin, nil of theni proposed by Republicans, vere made, today by the House aa it ap­ proached a final vote oh the mensnre. )iore than two score of amendment! *rrc offered, but les t than a dozen sere approved. _ In tfiii I, i icresi.ion, amendmentproper,I ! v Democrats In,.,tile *1 the Irgiid.uttu were rejected. J'raclifally all of them came from four IVmocratii- nn-fnben of the mcrchni-i marine committee—Representative:' p*vi* of Tennessee, Hardy and Brigg> id Texar, e.sd llaukhead ot Alabama. Friends -of the bill, en ■couragtd by tBMPAtUccciuTIir Uthiing back the Democralli: attack, predb-ttd they would linvo a comfortubi nsrgin on ih*- tins sago vote, bchl’diiltd h r not Inter than I p. ni. ti*nfoY|jow. Among the important ctan g r made In tlir tin n‘!Ure during I he day Vai an r.n • n-i'nent by O iainn. u Med den nf tl nepropriatiops coinmUlrc, Baling it necessary for emigre::; tachyrar In authorize payments from the iTu-r< marine fund to op. 'H I A T be crmcr Premier Slaved Up AH N:<:hf But Was Out * • E a rly T o d a y I P * T b - \ **..( laf e«l l*rc »» I ritlC A G O , Nov. 20. — Georges Clcmcncenu hrltcd appeals for Ameri­ can friendship for Franco-today -Tor. rest in preparation for the continua­ tion of his tour Thursday morning. Although lu* stayed up Iqst night an hour after luu usual bedtime, ha—was ,,f-1 he-m tif errnct*.“ T h r^ te lrg a trv are" up shortly after dawn this morning. living under nervous r.rnin. . 'WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-Uo?nb« Ikan ieidtef* were prowlictintr passage of the.am. - i n • nbippi'T O il by comfortable markin -’hen . the Hoim* proceed*’t<> It* final vote on the measdre not later than I o'clock this afternoho after final session for weft in tile room ui ennildrrntlon of amendment;. Grant, who heroically YESTERDAY Pr a n c e w o u ld SUBMERGED 7fi K N O W DEATP=32' INJURED . LAUSANNE. Nov. 29.—'Turkey 1 CHICAGO, Nov. 20. — Standing will be glad to make a general tria ty with outspread arms beforo an audi­ in flame.;. She war. unable to save with the United States and will be ence that’ packed the auditorium, two hoys lo.'k in the smoke. happy to begin negoMatfbns* a t nny Georges Cl.emcnccau yesterday plead­ time, Imnet Pasha informed.the As-1 ed with America to save Franco from attic Raisers of possible extinction. s octal©*! Press tonight. Patiently seeking to explain nwny The representative o f the.Kc'mallat j Western Asia Report government has not yet begun a n y 1thA charge of militarism and imporSome Heavy Loss< treaty pourparlnrs with Ambassador Jnliitn brought against his country, iW J f . Chtld^iiut said lie stood ready 4" in- the old Tiger declared that France J augurnte an exchange of views nt the sought only peace, hut that war was firs', nva'lable moment. Isniel show­ being forced upon her. "If Frnnee does not get the help ,. id lively interest in the report that a ! treaty of amity and conrmerre would that she needs," he declared' in probably be an outcome of die l.ui- mint ion-laden tones, "she may per­ haps disappear. Athens wns 5 a vanne 'conference, and asked f j formation as to whether the Ameri democracy, very great and very fine. Hut she disappeared. And •- j can pcuply warded to develop sheep and the entire country was giv if France were to disappear, I ‘be­ of th e ir' friendly relations With Iti.c country, ci, over t.i labile miring ard tin pin iblicans'i Ismet seemed anxious About the lieve that some ciny the people due tin:? nf grain. iminedi- American official attitude towards would begin to look around and It* t-id.iy hi rd- bAve I n o ri t Mtlld.N MONUMDI ite. The the Turkish demands fur abolition of u*k if something hail not disappear­ ROM DF.FLt ilV ti duccil Uiat the owner who h.»- cvt-i ; ed that had brought life to the for n ihr rapitulntiiroa, raving:*hull lied head ciii.-ider- him: ©If for STOVE. f erwnoil,j "\Ve \si,h tO.V9lubli.vil -uur awn lunate. Tbe Oisk lam m riir. in tin lied I In-1courts and try nil casus. Foreigners »*’ Tb»• I’rr •* I old days, Uicd to tu rn out hundreds « adjourn may be assured that they will get a 11. i t ■*.........i 1 thousands of hid- .-Tinnuallr. but the buhl be fair 11ini. We have heard that nil, hi-* wife and Uioir four i;n|u: try t-nlay ,s nt a stall lsrill Ih* des op Americans and others object© to ottr srfu ■bqdii i were found i:; cause of the rtum|i in catlb raising ■ courts, as founded on the . religious i •*« in Limcu-ter. died a ; the As a result them ia murh ummpbiy i tenets of Mohammed. This 'is not contihuul. “it has always been the woutKfed and ;* I*, in' enrbon monoxide gas from a menl in thu. district, and scarcely true. Religion is one thing in our feeling in every man** heart that following a bat were - *i-.-i- rtm o, v.r'.e !'iit poi lolled ’a* Won’t Be Healthy * Hut General t country, law another and the law will he wanted peace. • ,l bolb-vi I, i.lni** d ieriisl rebe fairly and honestly administered." Grant, when lie uttered those fam­ For Prof. Tiernau live Ed, u|-,o;i of I’cnn ylvonii, ous words, knew very well that unking Republican, no the merchant! To (’all on W ife LONDON. Nov. 29.—A fVntrnl befnie liter© could be pence, there msrirr cninnil'ti-e. It was decldi-d to ••>* diipateh from Athpus say* F. nul.r (,<i\. i r i,i,.j|t .mi a-’a-. Jiihilih ' Priiher ©I Ili.Si-vund Venture In (i l.tndley, Ilritish minister to "1 Ip* war is over, . peace has imill'll cl i inei.r;) i, *tl<h a th* Greece, has left for luiusnnnc to con­ arisen. It*- is now our mission to tSUndatd i id t'ompuiiy, for the opera-' fer with I/m l Curxon, Uritish for­ reason with ami conrinco others. tletk* with jcpu n* ol dejuiUoi ©Mb be lu-IU r.t tin* t h.i.tian lion of tlie vessel* carrying their; own I l l - Tin* A n n i r l n l f * I ' r m l cing secretary. , , tod^y, Sheriff Ilnrncr, ‘ of Camden ^ hurch Thursday, Nov. ."(it We must approach autocratic power products. The .bill ns amended, perMANSELL, town, Nov. 29.—"It i.OGN, Nov. 27.—Objecting to n over the telephone declared ail win in some way or other and convince PjiD »uch i nmpatiies, however, to re­ won't be healthy for Professor John of twenty-three marks an hour, cut in Smnckifver region ijml v.. a. m . nt the Won <i ’ t-lnl* that, power that it should get behind Informal Dance . V i j u t , " T ha i ! . . / i \ lijg." ceive assistance for tri;ns|)orllng th» tcacherr. In'Cologne''» i-pnl.iiumtioii without necurnte inform al|tr r»*g:iril­ I . Ti -man, of Southhend, lnd„ to visit our enuse. . All nit* woli-nan*. cirgiH of other shipper*. hi.-* irttind wife liere,” her father Rev. achoidn have struck for more pay. ing engagenun t bi-tw*-©n 2*HI Ism «,i;*l .at Country Club on "Therefore, let opinions speak. 1*1 A- i p: rtod. Representative Hnnk- Similar action already had lw•^'i lakt n Charles II. Hawn, declared and raid “Vlgllantfi." and fill field wurki-i a».*l renson with cnch other, discuss \ll ,Souls hfid p. iposed that the lull specify l.j the faculties of viH^itionnl iiihtiliin daughter n-liirni d lion-c b e t night, Thanksgiving Night tis gamblers. • . witli each other, even curso each that iMiii|H*r..<iiUnn was not to he paid tut !■>■);< at Uni hurg and Essen. lie icf*.i **d tu allow ncwnpnpur men other, if thal bo necessary; but step to any operator whose shipi carried :• I,-:- lu n h • ilaiightef. Tomorrow night nt the Country by step, through unceasing efforts, Tin fnliign** tuff-, ini hid** ti acher* [nuh-cape Gardener i h in mkfuikv! !;» *»! i*f I'ninc liqum. The suprunte court, it was •sliih will be given the informal dance fl«*t, us strive to achieve what moves m tin puliliv grade school^, engi­ lmuiity, Lot ti spiritual and t* mt'ornl. pointed ,,ot, ipight decido that Amerl- neer.'*, ami expert handworkers. Some and card party one of the regular j the world—through justice, liberty Will Deliver Lecture .Mass at (1:20 a. m. . un chips Hillside the three mile limit time ago they were conceded sixtyevents of the duh arid one that w as1ami right." . . *- f Confession:* th• ev**riing*from 7 to *w not subject to the *prohihitinn three murks an lipur, hut their union at The Plant *Sa originated by the ladies who are* enAsserting that Franco has been 9 p.‘ m., and tomorrow morning from m m o r/o f llnnsell, deavoring to pny for the Chinn and continually calk'd militaristic and im­ alleges no actual payments were made Tierpon wns said to silverware fob the club’ in this way. perialistic, the Tiger declared ho had Many Interv.tlng Tnlkti V at this rate. • . # After .-.i-nices n communion break­ 1 not hennl front her Tho affair Thursday night of this determined to givo some official fig­ Made By Local I’cople At th e,prevailing rate of exchange, fast w*! b<* ri rvi-il to the men of the i day*. Tiernau wns week will carry out the Thanksgiving^. urea to shovy why Franco felt that twenty-three m arks hourly means A ressed n willingness spirit and cards and dancing will bo she must maintain a largo army—at It is not generally known that a parish ‘ under tho au^picea of the wage of less than five cents for an 8nmcr’s attorney any indulged in and refreshments will bo least until she could obtain guaran­ landscape architect from Chicago Knights of Columbus. tearing up her marl- server! and a general good, time is tees of her safety from the United has recently bought property jimi is DAUGHERTY FAVORS promised to nil who attend. The.nf-' Staten and Great Britain. building if home In Sanford. In n WOIUJI-BEATING PACKERS’ TRUST --------------fair will bo informal in ©very way and Conversation yevterday, Mr. LondonRELIGIOUS PUBLICITY berger sjxjko of the need fi>r thought * .1 U 1 V tho whole affair will be strictly *a blp WOMAN HERO OF CUBA WASHINGTON, N u t 29.—A split xj » * family idea of true country club style. . A world-beating piece of publicity in the setting and placing of ■.shrub­ has developed in I’n* ij^ it Hurdjng's J'ROUDLY DECLINES AID (? iN C C G C u Newberry’s famous orchestra of Daybery, and nlso" of the wonderful pos­ work is alxtut to Ik* put across by tho cabinet over th© proposed m erger of Marion Trial tonn Bench, will furnish the musk Lawmen'* Missionary Movement . of sibilities In Florida gardening, on‘ac­ the /.rm our and M iaril packing in­ count ef the wealth of beautiful ma­ ____ for the dance which guarantees the tin* Southern Presbyterian Church derest*. ' , • posers of the shipping board, .but terial to work upon. Upon rcipie.st OF FIVE MEN CHARGED \\ about their Eighth Biennial Conven­ Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, l. >' r‘ inaincJ intr.ct until one sccof the Plant Rule Committee.ho huk MURDER IN WINE RIOTS In charge of the «nfoccement «>f" till ti°n* rtijiuhiting that the general uc- tion to be held this winter. agreed to make a sketch showing On the evening of December 1st MOORE HAVEN APPLIES pptkera control law:', is stronglj' op* f ^ t i n g office waa not to review the. ( l l r The A f w r l s l r d I ' r m l FOR ANOTHER HANK their first detailed% announcement IMised th the codsollilatlou* toard’* determination of the n'mount MARION, III., Nov. 29.—A dozen nbout the convention will lie made by( Attornoy General Daugherty, tho more veniremen wen* on hnnd in Wil­ ^ rompensotion to .bp paid, was ellm- win-less from seven great radio MOORE HAVEN, Nov. 29,—Appll- eepting cither government or prleate law officer of the governm ent,., who liamson County circuit court for ex. n*t©d n t. the suggenaon of Reprebrondcasting stations across, the cation for u charter for the First Nat- aid. . would conduct nufi pro lecution ' of iunjnntion in connection with the jury “ Native Graham, R%Hiblican, of IISouth. The station* will bo the Juana live* nlnno in a little thatchthe packers at the request of th e dcr to try five men charged .with mofdcr ional Bank of Moore Hnvcn ha* been ‘“tot*, by ^ 59 to t2 \f te . Houston (Texas) Pont, Memphis imrtmcut of agriculture, not only secs In connection with thg Herrin mine made to th* authorities a t Washing- ed hut near Mansanillo, and bar Another am cndidbnt approved (Tenn) Press* Southern Radio Sta­ no legal obstacles to th© m erger, but riots last Jum*, making approximately ton. This is the ifh a t atep to c*tab- kcanty wants arc rnot-by tho sals of made sailing vcfrr.) df fiOO to I.C00 tion, Charlotte, N. C., Ilfght & Co * favors it. three hundred talisinen called. Seven llsh a bank here to take the place of leaves for thatch from the palm u * 1 \WH' ' Hgjbh* for Government Washington, D. G., nml JnckspDv*ll°* Thi.i difference of opinions jirobd- fnrniera niid on© coal miner have tho two banks now In the hand* of trte s th at dot her little domain. Tha *,J- Th‘‘ change s.-. 4 suggested by (Fin.) Timcs-Unlon. receivers. F. W. Loy and hia aSaoci- Inseparable companion of her huebly will be brought up.today a t the been accepted on tho jury. of presen tnlive W hite. Republican, _ Prokibly Tor tho first lime in his­ ales nrc the promoters of the new in- band, RrigniHar General Angel Mac.v «*>ne, .who held th at! the 1,900 mini­ ___. cabinet meeting. ™ tory thiT w ry atmosphere of tho whole ________ ___ _____ p _ stitution, which will hove n .c a p lU l tre, she fought through the Tan Year mum; ‘ nfHed ir, the Kill drafted South will be llfc’ndly charged with thing about hor wonderful success in . I'fxvshlcnt /larding will have . to und surplus of |2T,500 to begin busi- War ami. encouraging© bmr husband Mr. i.\aju: tb© final decision, religious publicity on the evening of growing annuals from seed. ness with, Tho new hank will not fur- in his refimal to submit under the Drummond - hns Ih^ ii to apeak s Wallace Im basing his opposition to December 1st. nish Immediate relief to the farm frs Treaty of Zanjffn in 1878, she sccoma tta c k s s u n M’lNt on tho preparation ami fertilization the merger largely upon the fnwt o r.this section, as Hi will.probably he panleti him in his exile In the United and planting of a lawn, and others that government reports show , virI I-GDRVo F HOUSE (.KBAT' SH O R T A G E '^'C O V E R E D hnve ale* asked to give nny interest- tunlly nil tho big packing plants arc Twcnly-'rhotutand-Dollar^ Illnie This three months beforo it will be in -opef- States and' Meico. "La Coronela" ntion. * . returned to Cuba only after th* ing, cxpcriohcc they mak have'had. operating nt from -tf» to Ci} per cent. MorniUg. i " . AvAs ill N(rr ONr N.‘iv' I -A ttack­ ' .SPRINGFIELD. If!., Nov. 29. — A * 'l'hint .Sal© from *9 o’clock Friday !n>f lho ndminlstratioii . ) ! ing bill shortage of between $1.00,900 one j'lortiirig. Small prizes given top * \LONDON, Nov. 29.—d re n t Britain ( I I j ’ T h * .\m»o©lalrd I’ rra O i.i lho F irst State n-'d Sav Wc suggest that Lonnie McMullen J ^ ,to“-*e* Represent’ .ve An- (170,000. will scrap no moro warships under TAMPA. Nov. 29.—Fir©, storting - * * of■ Wood river ’ : gns bcoa un habits of rotas, foliage plants and take tho above Item under considera­ Meclnred lugs Bank l rCWl Rc.9Ublic5in, Mass fl.,n*n* arrangem nrmnrr.irnnnl In tho kitchen of a restaurant in We»l the Washington treaty until other na­ flower ent. Z m"«’Hr** sun offered n apgvroui covered by , bank examiners, accord­ tion. . Tampa this morning dostroyed tho tions havo taken action, scrapped ing'to a ststfnuait i*aucd here today • Tea and a hearty welcome fo r all their quota, according to assurances restaurant, aix houses and a grocery S ' ' " * ' Vwhi' h if ©do t y state auditor Andrew Jlusscll. May your soul b© In glory three nd us T£!“ * 'to coni©," atorc. The bln<£ waa checked after given questioner, tho House of Com­ Partake of'lovo ns n tem perate mna .three hours fight. . Tho lots is not mons, by Financial Secretary to Ad­ weeks before the'* dOVll'TcnftWs your Get your office supplies, stationery ueaa. .., . . miralty. • expected to exceed $20,000, and PoafCards a t the Herald office. *nJ Von Cardl'.M injured men are in the- hospital �• • • ^ ........... .......... .. va;»Vc 1 m «.m f '**!!•» <*».••., f , 14, K „,!, • 1 ' - , :I 2 8 , 1S22 iim iilin a k lA itH tttf a la ia H H B r a iiB B tiB a r a a a a L a k e M ary C asin o ... Secures Fjhe Orchestra' ■SewbcjT; BvYdU SEEN THE N f)W . CRATE? . . •' | # , . Famoun .’ Organisation Furnish The Mtfsie. The dancing public of Sanford and will no doubt be iurroSaUniig cities " l«iar(, th a t . Arrafigf niants have M o made by the managentont a t Lako Mary Casino for ths appear­ an ce'th ere. of Earl Frater New­ berry' Famous Novelty Dance Or­ chestra of Daytona Ilesch, Florida, for evory Friday night for the fall arnTwIpUfr season. Newberry’s Or­ chestra played their initial angogccqt there .last Friday night a fte r a ng northern lo u r add by the way e dattcera greeted their return, The J to u f t ih m t Ihclr All fltirtdn conventloh in Tarppa on November 11th, hnd d* one of the principal ‘subJttfbi for illsctldslon, the bc&utlflca• Grape growers g athered In dome OHIO BEATS ILLINOIS tion of hi£hfay*. dumber* ih EOntU a few day* ago and 'The Florida Federation of Wo- Attended the sixth nnnual convention UKBANA, 111., Nor. 27.—Winnlng didn's Clubs Also will co-operate in df the Florida Grape Growers' Anso- its first conference game thia season, Atngihg a floWeV Show, to bo held lit elation.. Florida was suggested ns the Ohio today defented Illinois, 0 to 3' Orlrtndo Some tinii Yifckt «pHrijfc’ In ‘"early vineyard" of the country, and Tht first half was scoreless, Illinois Connettidd w ith'the annb.-il Aim ing -. tnnrkcd tip three points by n drop. Of* the State FJorlsfs Association and duce and market fine grapes earlier] kick in the third period and n touch 4f the f r o m Sa{ate H orticultural' tbali any other section of the country, down by Ohio in the final period g1T< Society. Mrs. A . B. Whitman, of Or-!Crape culture was discussed In all of j them thc victory. - . icrvicp. because they are standard for Lettuce, Popry,'Corn, Beets, CuiumbOrs and Oranges. ' ' H llilM k k h iil » ..•• / . .. *v * k ' 1 L. 1 • i -V; ' \ ' ;i , FARMS, WESTVILLE, N; J.; use these packages •. . ■ * * - * * • • * \ . . ■■ ■ •- ' APPLES, MIDDLEBURY;. VERMONT, use them m ... - ' a^eaccepted by. all raUroads in i^ flo ts and by the P in 4 ■iimw. - . . ! and all standard sizes Sanford Florida 6 l tt |to » l ll i o k M l l M i i if r i li i b a a a a a a i ia a a a « B a a a M * a k a a a chestrn with Jho dancers In Senjord, perhaps no other organization th a t hns ever visited here has found so mnny friends 'and a i - rapid, Newberry’a Orchestra first paid Sanford a* visit early last summer When they were heard a t Lake Mary Casino on various occas^oris and once r a t the orchestra Vras routed for a northern tour and ^ only two weeks ago returned to Florida. The orchestra- was the chief ^ttfac-' tlon at, the Daytorta' Bekch Casino where many Sanfoi’d people visit dur­ ing tho winter, however, hrirartg* ments have been made te bring thd orchestra to Lake Mary Casino every Friday night for the balance bi thd season Uhdof the hcW tnknsgcment and mony apccia! fcattiifei Will be announced front time to time. Lake M aty Casfno next Friday night Will again present NeWbcrfy’s Famous NovCIty Dnrnce drchbstrn hml for ev ery 1FridAy night and IrtdltaJ tions pointed Immediately to the en­ gagement a t the orchestra for one night a week for tho* Archestre. No orchestra has ever gafijed.'lhb ^dpulnrity.'^jp Sh'nford th a t’ Newberry’s orchustta ha^ found. The new manpgcm ent'ls to be congratulated upon its good t judgmbnt in choosing its mnMcaL'pro^am for .this winter. THIS WEEK ONLY—ARMOUR’S SKINNED HAMS, per tb..v.......:25c New Figs, Dates, Currants, Raisiris, Citron, Nuts,. Candied Cherries and assorted fruits; F ig and Plum Puddings; Queen Olives and Krys­ tal Kukes; Choicest Meats and Fresh Vegetables. I. D. MARTIN Sanford, Florida, Phone 21d _ The Hsrald for Post Carta. \ Phone 210 Sanford’s Leading Drug Store / CHRISTMAS [CADDIES, SEALS AND STICKERS BOX CANDIES • Dressed for Christmas , .— Domestic and Imported Perfumes ... Holiday Boxes Cigars—Fancy Box Stationery DRESSES OF THE FINEST WEAVE FOR STREET WEAR, EVENING AND LIMITED EVERY DAY THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP |l SPORT SUITS First Street, Welaka ItldK. P h o n e 36 ■ ■ ■ p> oo w j l ,M s o e s s f S S s o — e s s m - { ■ o n e 11,1 ■: •' I ;v ' ■<; i*t»B?«a.TTgn?t OUR MEATS ARE AS TEMPTING AS OUR PRICES WESTERN BEEF FLORIDA BEEF Fancy Stall Fed Kansas City Beef Round Steak, per lb. Lain Steak, pef lb. .. r-llAne Steak, |ler lb, Chlick Steak, per tb. (laThburger, .per lb 10c Rib Stew, per lb..... ,...12*/jc»15c I’ot Roost, per lb. .. 16c-20c*25c Pan Roast, per lb. Round Steak, per lb Loin. Steak,'per lb. f-»Bohc Btcfik, per lb. huck htchk, lb...... '............. .. Fresh ground Haht^Urgcr, lb. Rib Stew, per lb. Prtme'Rlb Roast, Ib» 10c-12VjC-15c •, ■i,ei.ei te lM X PORK WESTERN QHODkDFB ROAST, per lb................. SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL ISPLAY tAVESTERN P0 RR HAMS, per 1b . ..... WESTERN TORK CROPS, per lb................. ........ . i 20C S ALL SMOKED SAUSAGE, ijfh lb................. , ...... r ............................... , , . . . . e | a i e » * , * | p Thanksgiving Fait Chickwis,, Ducks and Turkeys f i ’ a . ___ • I , . • ■ l i , a dal : dltOCfcRIES CHEAPEST IN TOWN Nfeti to rtlil ttitriltVarb �W M »A G BTW O *M V rack* nnd fancy cake- unit how to j F » fa Fa P-J Vf l Y R - J V ? spell a few words . and sign their P-'i »» past dvcudc.in thu supply of fresh 1 •/' * / . nnmo.i, mid then th e y prow tip rwMUhrd n » r7 Nftrrnann r tr /p l Hun w ater fish there are still countless te ? « thr llrraid lliillltlit. 1« they g« right o.it npd vote for )ho fx fa stream s nnd lakes In the rtatc where ; A n, pja. Earning . Pow er and Saving Pow er wrung people, vole without any intel­ r i fa the angler can always he sure of Rood ___ _ lectual or moral reason for their Ki tti / » 11 fa !*t fa f i h h f-j r-> frj na f 3 mi f j fa sport. The good fishing grounds may .i . *;T*f vote. . _■ . I ' I K I I M l K lim not be so close tfi the resort cities as O f V I iRamvood Cnldi, principal uf the U <1. noi.LY.:_ _____ - _____ R lllv Chevy Chase Country liny 'School, (Ry STORES KOI.SOM) people of these state-', lo the service f° rmi' rb' llut we'd he willing to bet dollar reel against a lead J. u i X a r u ,.PMfr|irf*Tr^li«nrrp mnkci an all leu point in many * . a. ^ i.i.v — —a «i >rrttoinK Xnnimrr jilacCH tli it children today arc Win}' “There are plenty of things to be v llu thankful for, l'k»w 114 ap In a ton I*. 11. v ' / good th at was, that is, dr that will within a radius of fifty miles of a n y ; a .uepnrcd ti> Irani, but not to think. Hunt ’em up. ho; That we may then all unite in resort in the state. And if t)io Tour ! **rtWU« tlm ri M>d» k otto ii on That is. he say i, all through gram* ist angler In not willing to travel a Appllral Ion __ _ ______ __ ‘ UV\r nrd h-g’i school tln*y arc luerely T hire ere plenty of peoplo to lie rendering-rnto hint our sincere nnd slIltM*’ f*M X l l j l H l . . . ’ v r i r t a l l t l u n 11 n « ■ | r thankful1 to, humble thanks fa rhin kind care and W irg prepared for college, not merely l*l>..nf a ’JlJW prior A n. m. he doesn’t deserve any at all. ■ J v.i,* U life weic lit!}} on for them, \m l plenty'you caij^rnalic thankful to* protection of thb people of this counAs for tlie salt water fish, all that • a P o r r t p l l i M ' V r l r o l a A d « n n . r ,*»you, A ,p , • , ; try pluvious to their becoming a ww 1 of Interest nnd •r Y t-ar j ftft IW vu'.hx all itr. rich.-ea ' ricy a need lie said is that the; 1 i^ ’*♦ Dodlho a.iHi Ur- itnperali.-.e demands, a t the min- And p lrn jy ’of kimlnpss you can tlo -rjtio n ; for th e signal and manifold mertier Mur.t ‘cm upl*’ j •’•tirrp li m F lir bp f»rii»» i ite, and the fayorablo interj»o«itionsj-^l!* " s N°- mot^ ‘r 1,°*' ,UI,ny :.|is VP AA.rh . ...__ IS ('roll ',»i v ■I. 1 it of Ids providmcc In the roursc nnd As’ for 11. 0 .. Wells-, H? spends his supply is fully replenished year after *fb* M* lit- I»t |s.p**r SVnrVIr ll»r ,, , , Tlte observance of h day of thnnks eoiKlfSion o f ’ the late war; for the • ro tlrrtr rM ,t« 1pm Ik.iI, I’nnoPr 'lie ‘CritiCKtin|? ehinds) 'in esSuy, hls4 lo pnhllabrd M fr'j I'i H m , A4>,r tn..v for the harvest season'is of ancient j great degr^o oft tr«n»|uiilty(‘union nnd year. A few of the bays nnd bayotli j ,'l*f m n - 'HMAe.ltaHiPn p.n ,»K<ir,. 1 ** povt-l and romance, finding It wHs earl}’ observed by the plenty, which we have since-enjoyed; and tide-water stream s may be "fish­ t» m . n , m < v , r < i l | p » | „ p n i l i l r a . 13 .Hll n r # - ault 'i' i I f .with tjducaOon as ii pretends to origin. mimmwm t» i<l»#npf, Ametiicnn coloniita. Nearly ■every national man- ed out" temporarily but sooner or Int ! d.-.va’.e and duel not. ■ ■ for W the H peaceable and H i s R w n c i i t h i : a s s o i i a t k i *- I’ n r n President har. issued proclamations of ner in which we have h J ^ enabled to er the fish come hack ngaitw from Th» A#Mtf»tM*f Prf«» *■ %^|y \ , Probably all these people nre right. thanks giving, and the practice final* j establish constitutions of government some place, in as large numbers ns ! m .jg a Z B Y -‘-II--:_Z.*Lj'jt’ Z.:’ Vo.fhi. yn# f»*r •***tn*l't'r^1Inn of Tot gloom* is not the only atm os­ * ****m itlanal/ihpB padlis.t t.t <1l»p»|ph,s P «*>»*lt/.t t.i l» It t',* phere. Here nnd there echools nre ly decided upon the last Thursday of for our safety nnd h aptness, and pnr- In fore. Tin* angler t an t u t his skid t -* ••V»rw|»« rrp..|li,.1 |>, |h l. t*ktv** P U H P I P Q R A N lf H P Q A N P H R n against hundreds of varieties, rang­ -ltn tha lnc.tl ii. wi publlih'd -eally trying to educate. Ami it November as n lime for the coming ticul&Vly, the national one now lately i t U f L l o D fllm U r jA W rU K U ••rain. ing nil the why from the trout nnd together of the people for this p u r-|in stitu ted ; for the civil nnd religious oust be admitted that music racks All rtsbla of r«.piit.)|<**min of Rpp>r(*| mackerel to the mighty tarpon and ♦'•pair*.,* Iipp,!" i r , »t«». PK.prvK^ (nd cake arc in themselves a very pose. The custom has 'been follow- liberty with which we ate now liless* fir'll %r ii n n i 'iu M , P*...*..11V useful addition to the curriculum ed by the governors of the states in ctf, nnd the means v.v have of. acquit - the vicious barracuda. j . Sanford, Florida «Florida is still the fisherman's par­ which used to stop a t the three It’s. the issuance of proclamations. Kvcn Ing nnd diffusing useful knowledge adise.—Tourist News. ' They involve an intelligent teamwork with unrest and discontent in this nnd in general for all the grout nnd ' 2 J tzl i -'±Lcountry at this time we have reasons Various favors which lie hath been of eye, hand and brain which may EDIICATK TUB LEGISl/ATUKK Rusir.csi is good. pleased to confer upon us. for being thankful. help to develop sensible voting. ------------oMr. Cobb has a real case. Vet the ->No other nation offers more free- * “And also, that wo may then unite Sunday evening the iU.Vfn.nd .^f their , t;Ue as to vote for such an best arc rend to the Kmperor. Verse The cold weather is bringing the schools which have* reached from this riom of opinion and opportunity to its in most humbly offering our prayers ignnrntnur.. making has always beet, one of the Charles A. Aah by preached a sermon touriit*. ‘'preparing’' atilude into the one citizens than the changes available nnd supplications lo tin great laird Our friend, Reverend Mr. Ashby, national pasttim es of' the Japanese to the hundred and thirty Jacksonville which regards only today's doing are under our government, >Wu have morel****! ruk-r o f nations, nnd beseech him husinens rruin who made the Mast is entirely right; st:eh trips nre great people. Emperor’ Moiji used to eii*i). The Gtcek-niidistersf • have liven failing units us manifestly. There­ money and more res'mjrccs, nntural pardon our national and other Go^st trip on what they styled "The educator.1. A movement should la­ pose a poem every itay and his consult shot becitlse Grerce lost the war in a middle way. All, and artificial, than any other country, transgressions; to enable ps Florida Friendship Unlimited." He st arted lo put the Florida legislature nl«> left a collection of verses. with Turkey. whether in public or private station.!, The great usefulness of all these ami have become the great credit lift made the trip the subject of his dis­ aboard a train and roll it all around „ 11 ,1 - , —■i— o----------! •ritliirms lies in making us ncrutin- tion of the world. We nre the bwit|t® perform our several and relative course. He summed up its educa­ our const* line nnd let It* member* FAMOUS FRA ANGELICO . Which is something for America to Uc our schools with care, making uir- ft d, best clothed, best housed, and duties properly nnd punctually; to see what n wonderful state they nre ' STOLEN IN FLORENCE thjr|lr pbmit,} It would hpn good lh irg nkc notini of them nnd of their hert educated people in.llie world. This render otir national government n tional significance in a very good asked to serve. Through that exway: What we net! in Florida is to'^ioot alM ho v}u‘ Aro'fltcors-. all the the people, by cm,Wantconstant- ^ fruits, It is lethaigy which is really supremacy •y ecu-.he be maintained if' t h j j f•h-ssing to all people, by axlch^ „ iullA, tha t - r n o ^ . f cursion we m lirht Ipme l o ^ c t _ tllBie. d P J ilv ,• Nov, ' 2Hi-~Thc price!"-— nnd togtT hnrr-InM inttytr.U fT y b e in g s g o ™ r n t of-w r e a l i s t uur wf,;U Florida intolllgi'nt scrvico frpm them.—Jack* [licturc of thu Virgin nnd Child, by had for education.----- Jaeksonviltc iifU|t|tPlU> lld~ttTgPttier; l)o n ’t forget th a t Friday you can Journal. so.n ille Juurtinl. constitutional laws, directly and Is. ^ Fra Angelico, signed and dated 1II;t, is .streui.■th... _Edward S I P ,p rerett __ -Haf^|«*n,, - i buy plants, and /low ors at the Plant . .... ...... i i i i « ' fuithfullv obeved: to . nrotect and protect has been stolen m an the Oratory of tolls why. oyr people should unite in 1faithfully obeyed; We were* told the other day. of a WOMEN AT TilK HAGUE Rale. This is your opportunity to guide all sovereigns and nations, (eithe,,St. Sebastian untie of jhe Church praise; GOOD l.rc'K , MARTHA Florida "cracker" who for several m oke'your yard beautiful. pcrinlly such as have shuw.n kindnccs of 8L Felix, a t Florence. The dis­ WILL URGE DISARMAMENT tVAHHINOTON ----------- 1>— -------unto us) nnd to bless them with good years hns Itecn a member of the covery of the loss was made when : ‘ T rnlr-e <!od for wheat, so white and There is an a ir of prosperity and government,/ pence and concord; to state legislature. T hu fellow is rethe church was opened in the morn­ AMSTERDAM, Nov. 211.— A Wosweet, of which to make out bread! , progress in Sanford that means *mieh The following despatch does not *j * * . , promote the knowledge and practice ported to have recently declared that ing, and all efforts to trace- the Congress has been suininpned * . ill was not true that the railroad run - m' ' ‘ for the future of the city. Investors mean anything to the average eitir.en. Praise Carol for yellow* corn, Wit.l of true i, . thieves, or discover how the theft the Women's Ititernationnl 1-enwhich Ills waiting World is fed! . > are coming here.to place their money but it does to the editor of the H er­ (.hong them nnd us; !| to Key- West. He said tlw t he had gut* i crease uf- science was effected, have la-sn unsuccessful. for Pence and Freedom, to meet IT nine God for fish and fle.ih nnd fow* ! seen pictures of ti. s.lowing the arch* -■ whern U will bring big returns. ald: and generally to grant unto ail man-, , , , , The picture, which has never left at the Hague next mouth for tie* pur­ ed bridge that spans from key to gave lo inan for food! . , , . . , _ , ------------o — "The shipping hoard announced „ He , ’ . , . . . . bind such a degri e of temporal pros£* * it-i position since the erection of the* i'i.ti v God for every crcoturo whien .. . . . . . . . . . . key, hut that they were just picture': pose of urging the nei-e iiy of a new The Herald plant Is not down* to today fiale of the <lenmsliip Martha purity ns He*alone kr4*v.-» to be bert. church in loin!, was one of the mil l pe.ee width will secure e-|tlal rights I there was iiu such thing as a railroad, He made, and called it good! running order yet a fter the big jm- j Washington, seined during the war, to "Given under my hand at the city valuable a rt treasure* of Florence to nil nations, large aret -riall. provements and our power lias not the Costdi. i line of Trieste, Italy, and Praise G<»1 for winter’s store of ice. l New York, the thin, day of Ortob- going to Key West. He said he had Tt;e new ponce, it is di i l.ireil in a ' iecu pictures of i., allowing the imhPraise God for summer's heal! been adjusted but in n few weeks we iutherir.e-1 her transfer t>i the Italian 11 er, in tlfi year of o'.ir Lord, one thous­ R ltm S Il AfTIEEHS ASthat covered a lumber wagon; be had Malnm- it issued by tlie -Goitference | | Prui“c God for fruit tree bearing seei will be all set and w-il! then he able" flag.*’ and seven-hundred and eighty-nine. Commit tel*, must i-an* el ih*eenaiiinic PlltKS TO PARLIAMENT seen a picture <*f one w atcimelon and to you it is for meat! ■ *I * to give you anything you want in the! We w-eu* on the Martha Washing"GEO. WASHINGTON." I one potato nnd one apple and ore claused of tiea pn--enl trealie:i and I Praise tied for all the bounty by daily paper line.*" »’ n j ton in the transport serviirt* and wo LONDON, N..v, 21).—The staid and re The aftci math of a great w ar is Hint did the a mu thing,. iiilL redraft them with the purptye of __ VwMI.' .S 'JU ii iU F h — " ffWl like purling from ah old frfdmil which tile world Is fed! U»p,.n-4h<—woritHmd-rtffnns generallyf they were just pictures; they weren’t Minting veouomic prospetity to tin* *tolft! liiVffs of Parliament arre liable — — T h t r flartOVrEPcoril"is oiu wTUi hear irmt this~rtauneh ship ha Praise tio'd' Ilia children uinn" whom | are in an upset condition, .but peace Free ttrude i lo reflect a lighter vei nif Miss Myrtrue. There was no such huge vi-ge- countries of Eurapc. fie gives tiieir daily bread." specjnl edition p rille d on book paper been sold and will register under l will come. The war ended Use right .table or fruit ur the cleverly ilt-vis- tliuiild he established the w-nrldyriver. tie llcllew, a Isindoa comedy actress, nnd containing T>2 pages of half-tone 1foreign flag, The Martha Washingthe* war debts la-soccer - fill in her fight to represent lot ,,ne man to aihitrarily rule a lit** i In* undated. inn i Still cpts and c jd (a r tjdes .about E;v(tow too e. rriod l-.-lw/'en dJMjU lo .1,011(1 President Washington Issued the j Uon, elided it ai our civil war ended 1ed pictures showed. N* he a netfussaiy part tile Riigtnn (reaside) district in the t wet'll tiie nl!it nl to Key ler dnp^dui'tn;* <tripiitfuisin;; Hie rite w a ^ JjplkWiiunty ih gma^nl. lil t; * ii ■tr.*ar' ir.m r* Her ar nand ip i; fn j -i Th.-mkririvittg proi-Jamntiop while i tin right of one man t* own nnothiyr.j1that likewise the railroad war next elec! Ion, , ; tif the world settleniciit, and uaiverWest was nothing but ic!ion Mill •& caHiicP th#*Am>lantf Edition ami lim tiaiispiirte I dhLlii liafulV '.-i * Frat^bjithe capitoi iif th e 'itstinn was. in "New p i t t a of j Mi \ Relic W ha s been pe.tive I n J ' sal total ili oirinainent arc The ("nnr who ruled ono-seventh of that in iiylijality iljiid mil exist. 1:xi.il. -4*, ■J ;*-iftdy ■1i fllll' -tluHUrt «t#t J**#i_ 'V ilia -w adr ..inn li t delivered 'to hll ports of Polk'fom tiy Wnd* -horad rtflei* the l women’s Miffrage m ovements ami *the pi ngram . York, as fellows: - p the earth is iit an Unknown gfnvc hbd * This story reeineri lo us . * ab ml ih^iInhS ami n -Coinpuny has !>m*n had iho.tcVtjrd irf heifg one of .th e "Whereas, it Is the duty of all .la­ his herd of grnudd uk* * are fugitives; bA lihrln' -he e x p e rts to c a r r y on an extensive . ,, . , fespied in ir Rartow that will make a best .shijw in the transport service tinos lo n knowledge tile Providence tin Kaiser who aspired ! > world dom­ that we refused in bdicyce it. Rut we . . cam pnipa 'l i t R rigbtoa, despite the were ass ured absolutely that it iiii* b C l l } IvCJSti iC ilO H S specialty of airplanes nnd a irp la n e ^m aking more trips across than any of Almighty God, to obey hU will, t*> inion and dri-mlicd the nations In fact th a t Phe will continue her stage service. The Record fs to hi* c o n o t 7ier f hip -of the line. The govern- be grutefol for his htnefita, nnd hum­ blood, fa an outcast; the proud auto­ a ^positive fact that could bo verified; W a g e men l-t without interruption. gratulated upon puWisddng. p j i *th(* j ment jtrtyinjjJy bail'g^nd ii-.i ..,n r doi fo bly to implore his protection mid crat of Austria is a fugitive, his that there was just such a "eritker" finest apeci^l ^ t t i g u r j selling dear old Martha, b u t our idea idc favor: And whufeos, both houses, of rf,unt ry (l t-»*pul»lit*; nni| the sultan's in the legislature, pitting With nllj TOKIO, N'ov. 28. "M pmitph Cloud,! *WOULD IIAR UNHIGNF y V and it ahohld bo a -great advertin*. is that they sold hV.o of the finest fines < nngresn have, by their- joint com-1 eruol hand no longer mntruls . the that mammoth ignorance as a law-,-at Hawn" is Hit* stdijc-1 luisen .hi adverti I.I-riTEIiS FROM T I .V / \n .s maker of thi* great state. ment fa ^ th e .city of,Rartow- and the «hl|»-s they p-fst'vSMol of her Lppmigo . inittee; requested lilt* to rccommcrnl to rv „f i f,, t-oiitim-’iH y.-ar by the Empero, ’for tli - nanuntil WASHINGTON, Nov. 2P. Anonyan ‘ . ! r « l 1» M , H _ l v , ^ S |a , : | , h, in-sjile ..( Il» U Mit.nl S l.U ., » We need excursions to lake the poetry county of Folk. ?* Tllc „ ,.ivc„ nrv Ij tnoma communications Would Ite hir>me-'t to be held in January, th-i kepi in tin* service of the U nited!,.t„v ..r puMle, thank.BtviftR nn.l n n r - .................... people of Florida over Florida Sill II 1-1 the l.'.vs of tt" l,',*t-* lo i-t only ii-I fiii.ii the mail tinner ..... . under a bill inFt.sirs e» en if she li.-nl ii> hv lelired •*i I.. In* obseri. I by nrknif.vlgdttlng Hi TRULY T U .\N K Fl L ! Ill Hi. t h e r e ino b g i s i a t i v u dist ri * o n 1 1 a ddi s .if | ..el p irt a tpalt'd, 1 1 o.lm i today by Ueprenentalnc tin- "fi.-t el , lay" **f tli Iti'.li- uj-.g.-. <0 a pe iM|,in. with grati ft.I hearts tin- many signal may .pi t i t f*.r a time nnn t g some whole s la te with people *,* ignorant t .,t now anyone - on ennl r.butu. Thu Ha ve , DeiTioeint, Mimniuri. favors of Almighty God, i iptviully by One reason*- and a very import­ NOT I ’SING TH E WATERWAYS n l fording th:in an opportunity peaee- of tin- nations, tail time wi'l iiltiiii.it*ant one—Tor St. Petersburg's phe­ jy put them in. the discard. The WE_ HAVE^ ft-i? »» -r-f.jy.y* flhiy to establish a form of govern­ nomenal progress is that every woild's peoples have awakened to a ment for their safety n’nd happiness. nuw sense of their power, and th is citizen takek full advantage of "Now-, therefore, do we refomnumd[ every opportunity to boost. generation may see the fulfil'tneht.of Florida is evg-vrcil in the laudable For instance, hare's an excerpt work of tiy in g to have two canals and ns*i:;n ‘Ihursday the ‘Jf»th day of Tennyson’s Ih*ih-: from Mayor Frank Pulver’s Thank** dug iu-io '*'m‘i lie stale. Whnt is | ’|,»r- November next, to be divnted by th e . "All! whin :.hall nil na n’ , good Isgiving proclamation: ida g o lrg to do with them if it g o 's each man's r*)le, and universal peace In addition to the national peace them ? alr, across Florida whnt a -'utMiiui- Ii lik-* n shaft of liglit ncrors lb**1 nnd )>r«)aperity In which v.-e, as As a -ante Florida lias more cnasi-t hns the inirdne.-m of I’lorida to give land ?" Americans, pnrtnke, we a* citizens lim- than any other slate m the th a t it will ure those w aterw ays? Pi . of the city of St. Petersburg al-o Union and has more good harlw irs; the light of p ast experience with SPEAKIN’t; OF FISH hsae much to bo-.thankful for. The iivnilabj efor tine, yet Florida is m ak*1 Florida using water transporlntiop V J S months have proved the ing *he least use pf it* m artilinie nd- routes, with 'he rrc in l of ill neglect glowing ponulariiy ’»,< our in-love Irvaida-p-a of ‘ai y t'a tc that proferaos to use them In the present, what lias V ' i Gon*idurable publicity liar. Icon its » winter resort. The- nearly tn hi* alive mid after hualnesit, the future* to offer In the way of buSi- given Unougho'il the country to the! l/i£ t .Climate pf jwhich wn ore mj Jacksonville. Tnmp.i’and i ’en-nieol:i, nenX, to justify tlie rxpeitdlture of -oiiBcrvalioii measure s ndvocatud by JtdRly* proud iu thft‘.means of restnre* with, of cour. e K ey West, or:* the millions for these other nsked-for tho Florida l-'ivh and Game Protec­ ing to health many n weary soul. ports through which any real busi­ waterways* Here’s something, for you—a new puzzle tive Association, organized m vsrsl The possibility of living out in Du* ness i.< dune, regularly Key West is The state of Floritlg can save itself months ago l*y the sportsmen of the . —and say, it’s sure a clandy. Wish you could see open, under GUd's beautiful sky. with the busiest of them all because of the several million dollars a year in state.- Doubtless tlie publicity will, the big stack I’ve got piled ijp here—looks like a the life-giving sunshine all around t hip-ferry of the' Florida East Const freight charges if it will take ndvnn- tend to helu the association hi its mountain. There are thousantfsand thousands of and about us, is the means of restor­ railroad which carries loaded freight "tnglV Of-the water tinnsportatbm ad­ work. It may have another result, them—all packed ready for me to put your name ing mental balance t > many other trains to and from Havana and Key vantage it has, or.can davejop, now. however, which will not be ito'ber.cfic-; :r I weary souls. Dorers of different West. Will we <lo it? And address on, just as soon as you send them. Ini, Northern anglers may get th e , kinds of innocent recreations being "The micccss. of tin- Warrior Ho far as the rest of the state l tih i tiiat the supply of fish in Florida I want every boy and girl, every man and bargp eystem is proved by the into play muscles atrophied by inac­ coni-.-: ned, might ju st as well tie waters has been exhausted nnd that it fact its chief, mptire-meal is nut woman fo have one of these Calumet Puzzles. tion, in visitors used to tlie con fine- an i'.l.iml radium]-locked state, for would be foolish to cotm* to the state more business hut more equip­ ijient of life in office or shut up in all tin* water transportation it in fu l­ It’s more fun than a box of monkeys—the longer with the expectation of tanking good ment to take care of tlie business the cold, northern cities, and thus lering, . . you work .with this puzzle the more interested Ctttvhcs. Transportation is ia ji*iv« almost the mythical fountain We have the St. Johns river navi-' ’offered, !t would he unfortunate if this idea you become—the bettcryou like it. great measure a m atter of habit. , of youth whirti legend says the old gable for inure than* two hundred he-camft general, paitlcularly- su he* Thu* habit in tlie first place may Rpunish, {adventurer lour.d in Florida. miles to Sanford, the very heart of cauatt il Is not based on fact. The have been based on some rate or Td b3 rife Yficans of hleaslng to oth­ one' of tlie greatest vegetable ship­ to solve it— spring it on some of your clever tiu th la.iof course, th a t the tourist) t other advantage, hut after thu ers, is the grenUist: bleising li» our­ ping regions of t h o .'country| nnd nngler can find as good spoit III Flor­ friends—see how fast their brains work—see if habit has become fixed, lielter selves, so wo, tho citizciis of St,' more than niituly-fivo per cent of all ida today ns he could nt any time In they cai\soIve a real puzzle. advantages offered by other Petersburg, have prospered through the freight handled between Jackson* the past. That does not menu that , r itites are often overlooked. The V illa'frid Sanford is fltuidled liy rail. our pfferjfljJ* u j JcJittstYi nmi rccreaiDon’t wait—cut the coupon out of the the fish are ns numerous in all sec­ Uoh'anu freedom of IIto to others. We • We have I’en-ur-oln and Mobile nnd , W arrior^ principal obstacle to now. right away—fill in your name tions of the state as they used to lw. complete success has been the ex­ hiugy ndijsd -totcfir Tnjmcinl resoar coup 4ew*Orli*atij within thirty to fortyIn some of the more thickly settled |r~ Idress—send it with a tv istence of transportation 'habit* wo have profited as merchants .‘— six hours distant across the Gulf of entities the waters really have beta that caused gomls to contif^Pfto whotlior of commodities or of accom- Mexipn, betwteh ‘each of which and "fished out." RdVthere are stili many N sent by rail to .more pistant N modatlons—we 'have widened the Tampa could ply barges bringing all places remaining where the angler rcaboardit at greater expense for Scqpe of|Our jnfluetrg, we have clean; the grain nnd flour and packing house enn nmke eminecflons with an many a long tinte after the Warrior odAip o u rw w n pfiVslrally and lhorol- products of the1Mhsitutippi-Ohio ter­ fighter* ns he wants. service begin to afford still ly, so that, we present to yur Return­ ritory, nnd all tho coat nnd steel and In advocating fish conservation, the greater advantages by way of llte ing friends.'a healthy place in* which iron ami lime of the ■ lllrminghametute association refers mainly to the port of Mobile. ' Shipper* are* • to spend their time. For all those W arrior River territory, nnd taking fresh water_apecles. And tlie efforts gradually awakening to 'th e op­ things afid many more, Imth indivld-! hack in return citrus fruits nnd of the association to restock the lakes portunity the barge service ex­ uni and collective, we arc and should ’ manufactured preducts of this rennd rivers and to prevent illegal fish­ tends, however, nnd the result be truly Ihnqkful. iglon. Yet we pay the railroads the ing arc highly meritorious. Steps now is nn equipment insufficient \ j lohg rail haul for those commodities, -4-^celtainiy must ho taken to protect tlie t<k take all tho tontingo -offered. TIIB BADNESS OF EDUCATION paying as much, or mure, oftentimes, fresh water fish from extermination. T hat is » temporary condition, for tho houl from Jacksonville to Tho supply is limited and when dimand there is no doubt that barges i\llen White is excited south Florida points than is paid W i lirfh^ l infahoi! Iieyond a ' c e rta in . degree it nnd other equipment will con­ bruit 'll about' tho badness of our educational from Chicagoi to Jacksonville, will be difficult!‘if not impossible, to tinue to be added u* the tannage ( If the federal govei'nincnt should methods. It seems children he knows feplcnish It. ibitriarfdsAi-Tampn Tribuni*.' **** *' look Wi|h ffA’ut* op/the proposed can* about learn how to nialyc .oa^' .tn|is(p J# *1* ;U 4mo! ,|/ i fit J 4 ■ ■. .a*. • kAr. ittit f w i 4 _ . . a . liU - .u i » .. -*u. i..-jiuii *4< *'•>••^4 * *i • - j :: v.j iti r.». • uAlVi: «r*r - ^w .TsT SANFORD DAILY HERALD -----■ » - I ■ ■ ____ ■ - j REASONS FOR THANKSGIVING THE HERALD PRIM NG CO. course; a man’s earning _ power counts, but what is of prime importance is his saying power; " . It is not the amount with which you open an interestbearing account that means most in the end, but the rcgu-„. jarity with which you add to it. The Peoples Bank, of San­ ford will help you to keep your earning power and saving power well balanced. X 3 ....................... . * Abolished in Japan A¥ME P1J1ILE FOR EVERYBODY MAN, W OM AN AND CHILD T SEND FOR IT X - ~— ■ —- �VUE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEPNI&DAY, NOVEMBER 2D, 1922 PAGE THREE / band's' place. Assuming active nun* with grain alcohol and 1coloring agsmcttt of thtb farm, she completed fluid*. Whisky manufacturer* in the crtjp planted by h*r husband and SAVINGS Nassau tire finding it more profitable selected tho cnrs which will form to dilute tho whisky they send to hot4 exhibit. We Pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts America and arc manufacturing, the. •WASHINGTON, Nor. 2D.—States Classified Ad* Ce w line.'No may impose a tax i upon products same grade of stu ff that is being •4 taken for less than U c within their borders before such made by local talent." and positively no classified products enter interstate commerce, ads charged to anyone. Cash even though othor states are large BRAZIL AWAKENING TO m ail accompany all orders. C r f j oh Sanford's Beput' VAI.ilB OF 'PUBLIC HEALTH consumers of such products and do One of'tlio chlpf concerns of thut batik is’ to bring Ceoht five words to a line able Professional Hen, each not produce them, the supremo court relief to the farmers in thin section. I t is going up and remit accordingly. of whom. In hi* chooen pro*, IUO DE JANEIRO, Brasil. OcJ. 29. held, today. f to the limft iiiMoyaVtatteniptii to tideHhem over in fcaslon the Herald recom­ The decision was handed down —One of the most notable features timos of depression. « r, . ; mends to th* P«PI#■ in a case challenging the constitu­ of Brasil's Centennial Celebration is tionality of the tax imposed by the prominence assumed by the ques­ In fact this Bank is giving1more thought to­ FOR SALK Pennsylvania upon\anthracite coal tion of public health.' Means of pro­ day than ever before to ways of adding to the farm­ FOR.SALE—A real ,b|trgain, Seven er’s prosperity. and was rendered/by Justice Mc­ moting nqd preserving the health'of passenger Haynes .car in fine con­ the nation are receiving an amount Kenna, no diuentsVbeing noted. George A. D e C o t t e s Bring your troubles to us and we wUbplah io-' dition;—Fred Wifflmiu. 211*0tp The importance >of tho decision of public attention a fr btyond that te th e r what is the best thing to do. A ttorney FOR SALE—Several well bred Rhode was, emphasized by New York, which prevailed before the opening Our interests ore mutual. Island Red roosters, 10 months old. New reJscy, Delaware ami the of the celebration in September. Seminole County Bank Inquire of Mrs. Ellsworth, Beurdal! New England states ip denouncing The National Convention of Prnc/ FLORIDA avenue. 21 l-3tp Using Physicians and Surgeons, nnd as giving Pennsylvania a FOR SALE—ft passenger Paige tour­ nionojjoly and as levying a tribute the International Congress for the ing' cor, five good tires, A -l condi­ Upop these states which jlo not Study of !>uprosy, both of which FRED R. WILSON tion. 1921 model. Sanford .Buick Co. produce but must have anthracite as were held here a month ago. gnvo a • * strong Impulse- t o - the movement Will sell on easy terms. 211-2tc fuel. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Two quoxtiomi were presented, which has been gathering beudway FOR SALE—Gasoline pump and tank. SANJFQRp, FLORIDA one, whether Pennsylvania, in taxing for the last few y ears.' Irtt National Bank Building hOU Magnolia Ave. 210-3tp As part of the official program of nnthareite and not -bituminous coal, •'nitl) -t*:• . . FLORIDA FOR SALE^-Chickons und furniture, had not illegally discriminated in its the celebration, cornerstones were STRENGTH SERVICE PROGRESS 1020 Union Ave, classification, nnd the other, whether inid for two enormous government SEVERAL"HOUSEITfbr siftT -U bS S it was not a tux upon Interstate com­ hospitals in this city, work on whjch Vfor rent. See Thigpen, merce. It was contended by those is now under way. A federal depart­ CHELLE MAINES opposing the tax that if sustained by ment of public health la now In opera­ o m o BEATS ILLINOIS OAKLAND TOURING; 1920 LAWYER . Plcnso arrange to pay rash on de­ the supreme court, wheat-and corn tion pending the establishment of a MODEL AT $200. THIS 19 A federal Ministry of Public Health, •:—Court House livery, and specify the kind of wood producing states could tax such URBANA, 1)1., Nov, 27— Winning REAL BARGAIN.—B. A O. MOwhich’probably will be created in the wanted, when placing your orjjor.—F. grains, the South6rn States cotton, Its first conference game this season, Ton co. * m ' M iiu S. Vernny. 19C*tfc and manufacturing states could im­ near future. « Ohio today defeated Illinois, C to 3. M ■ T-V Work is about to begin on the con­ pose a tax on manufactured products. f t) R SALE—Doiier and Gays' paint* The first- half was scoreless, Illinois struction of a lepers' isolation colony and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty The tux in question, while conipara m arked,up three points by u drop tho_*tata-of Rio de Janeiro which Work*; Sanford agents. 183-tfc lively a new method among stales fo r -in kick in the third period and A touch­ T raising revenues, apparently is grow-, will uccornmodnte about 7,000 pa-, down by Ohio In the ftnnt period gave RKM.tnK.tDLK I) 1*10 VKit Y THAT btd FARMERS— You can get tients. The International Congress ing in popularity and there is now 1 CUTS DOWN TUN COST OF I*AI NT them the victory. frnm-1 and Irrigation plugs a t the ■ s K v a m - n v c rtsii trnxT, pending in the supreme court a case for the Study of Leprosy gave close Sanford Novelty Worke. 100-tfc THIS! involving an .attack upon the tax im­ attention to tho figures of the last WANTED TO RENT—Permanent, 3 A Free Trial Farkaar la MaIlr4 la K«Second.Sheets, S ftx ll, only posed by Minnesota upon iron ore official census, shoeing that there r r ja a r tvSa Wrltra v 1 or 4 room unfftrnished apartment, A. U nice, a prominent manufacturer are more than 15,000 lepers in Bra­ 50c per 1,000, whtln they last, at mined within its borders. of _A4»$n«, N. Y.. dlsoovered a procraa flat or house, desirable location. Ad­ of You can find tho name of maklntr a new kind of palm without Hcmld office.______________ It The Pennsylvania cose was brought zil, und us a rcsult.lt Is expected that dress "F. 8.” care Herald oHlce, San­ the use. of oil. Ito named It powderaury live Rusincsa H an FOR SALE—10 acrea in Longwood, by Rolan C. Heisler against the legislation will be enacted to promote It comes la the form of » dry ford, Fla. V 192-tfc paint. powder snd-all that la required Is cola In Sanford In thls^Colomu corner of Grove and Ornnge ave­ Thomas Colliery company nnd oth­ a rigoroux campaign to stamp out water to make a paint weather proof, - ~ • fire proof, eanltsry and durable for each day. nues, S. E. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. ers and officers of the state. The this plague. Have the Herald do your next job optejde or Inside pointing. It Is the After about five years work in 1*4 Sec. 25, Twp. 20, Range 20.—Thos. law which was ntlacked was passed of printing. W* havo tho equipment cement - principle applied, to pslat. It adheres to any surface, waod. atone or J. Baxter. 11-2-lmo. in 1921, and sustained by the state Brazil, it is reported that the Rocke­ to do oil kinds of job printing. hrick. spreads and-looks like oil patai ♦ . . feller Foundation headquarters in d costa about one-fourth as muchon inws, previously ...... . 1 - **■- l*^.a ll'rllit frt A f ' Ttl/eea lhr< PEPPElTSEKD FOR SALE—I havelcourt* uftor lwo We'll Dye For You Hirer*, BO North flu, Adams. N. V, And a surplus of 35-lbs. of Ruby King! Pa s,t‘‘l an(1 substantially tho V*me j ^1* city arc abqijt. Jo d ost, tho work Plant Snle Day Friday at Pop Wil­ a free trial packets will t>* mall*4-i° bon ton s t e a m p r e s s e r y popper seed saved by myself out of in nU e»?cntinl '•‘“lures, had been de­ >f prophylaxis ngatnst the hook­ son's Rco Office at the foot of First you. also color c-*rd and fulL-lnforma(Ion showing you how you e*n save a unconstitu- worm and othor intestinal uilmontx Street. ; Kent & McKee; Prop*. good many dollars. Write today.—Adv. the very best New Jersey stock, #2.75 clared by; those courts % iK'Ing handled from now on by the CLEANING, DYEING, ALTERING per |b. Address, E Grothen, Dartlo, tional. Regarding the contention that an­ federal "and state health departments. Work caled for nnd delivered Fla. 198-tfc Another sign of the times is .the thracite und bituminous cofd arc pVi&i 461-J-------- 314 W est F lrat S t FOR SALE—Fivu room bungalow on fuels and necessarily, therefore, must IntcHJe" campaign now being waged exceptionally easy terms or will be associated in the snmo eluss for by the newspapers of the country in ■WE DELIVER THE GOODS” rent.—A. P. Connelly-A: Sons. 205-tfc taxation, and that no to associate* fuvor of the development of out­ them, was arbitrary' nnd unreason­ doors sports, especially football, row­ Quick Service Transfer i FOR RENT able, creating inequality which ren­ ing, tennis and boxing. The South FOR RENT—Lower floor of residence S to ra g e F a c ilitie s dered the tux invalid. Justice Mc­ American Olympic Games, und the furnished, 203 East Third stre e t, If vs please you, tell othera; If not, International Football (Soccer) ." ’- _ ’ 207-r,tp Kenna, after describing the respec­ Championship, which were held here tell as. Phone 498, tive uses pf the two fuels, declared FOR RENT—Housekeeping ap a rt­ that "it Is competent for a state to during the first p art of the Centen­ ment. 710 Oak Ave. 201-12tp exempt certain kinds of property and nial Celebration, have whetted pub-, SANFORD taste for athletics to an extra­ FOR RENT—Rooms'and kltchsnstts. Machine & Foundiw Co. —Shirley Apartments opposlto post tax others, the restraint^ upon it lie only being against 'clear and hostile ordinary degree, Firpo’a victory over Cwtral Machine and Boiler Work*! office, upstairs. M -tfc discriminations against particular Tracey, in Argentina, has feat Brazil­ Cylinder Grinding; DeLuie Pistons; FOR RENT—Unfurnished npnrtment persons and classes. Discriminations ian nerves tingling wifh the idea llj Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank Fcmdnlo Apartments, 305 E. F irst merely not inhibited for, it was rec­ thut South America may produce a champion in the fistic sport, with the tiafU Returned—-—:---- —Phone 62 Street. 100-tfe ognized thut there are 'discrimina­ result that tho young hopefuls of all sotions which the best intereSLs of {■’OR RENT—Furnished house a mi Brazilian families are now wearing ciely require.*" lyss Examined Glasses Designed three furnished apartments. Phono the "smoked lamp" badge of that >I.ouia SI. aiac ksns. In ths N sw York . _________ 204-10tp Tribun*. pastime. Henry McLaulin, Jr., (S71-W. Fire Snuffs Out FOlt RENT—One bed room nnd kltchThe main object of this new en­ Opt. D. on furnished, price #15 per month, thusiasm for athletics is a stronger EXTENDING TIM E OF THANKS Lives3 of Georgia Optician-Optometrist Apply to Mrs. H, D. Durant at Ldko race. ■ f School Children Brazilian 111 East First Street Sanford. F h . Mary. * . 193-tfc • Official figures published on Bra­ Each Day Might Be Made a Ssston zil's one-hundredth anniversary of for Expressing Qrstltud* fer COVINGTON, Gn„ Nov. W ANTED political, independence showed that Manifold Blnalngs. ELTON 3.MOUGHTON children were' hurnwl to death and WAN TE p ~TO~IUJ Y~tJ1TTTEKT Ice there ate 145 persons living in Rio AKCH1TE small cottage or bungalow, well more than a score of others had nar­ d e . Janeiro, who were alive when It Is human nature to pay more heed located, with all conveniences. Spec­ row escape from death .by a fjrc that Brazil broke away from Portugal in to thltiK* which discoiafort us thsu Room 7, Miller IV ify all particulars, together with best destroyed the High Point school, 1822, that is, a century or more old. lo those which i-ontrlhute to our happi­ That We Have the Exclusive D istrib u tio n ,o f^ e nittILt •rice and terms, ^lust be u bargain, seven miles south of here, today. lANFORD -:The oldest member of this brigade ness. The lutter wo accept as a mat­ The children who lost tholf Hvcf ter of course anil do not regard eery Address P. O. Box 09. 2ll-10lp has passed his 148th birthday. were, with about 40 others, trapped attentively until, perchance, we are o? at once, iest on the second r story of the .build­ deprived of them, when we promptly 8ANFOIC' NO’-'ioj/rY WANTED—#3,000 security. Call at Hill HnrJwnre Co. ing when their exit was c u fo f f by UNIVERSITY PASTORS "NEW ­ number them among our regrets and EST ORDER OF PROPHETS" repine over them frequently. W . I. .Hughey. ' 209-Otp the fire, which started on the first WO S - - RJtKTp If.w e were to devoteiflve minutes .VANTED—Team work. Inquire M. floor, nnd many of those who ex V. C, COLI.KR, Fruit1 PHILADELPHIA, Pa„ Nov. 29. a day to recalling the things fo r which Hanson Shoe Shop. , taped with their lives weru seriously General Shftp and Mill I 11-18-20-27, 12-4p burned before jumping to safety. — University pastors are- becoming we, as Individuals or as citizens, have reason to be thankful, w* should-find others suffered severe Injuries. the "newest opder at ■prophets," the ourselves much happier snd the world Work . WANED—A chance to build ycAir Many Rev. Warren FSheldon, secretary of Mrs. Oscar Grant, who had charge would be much rosier-to g e t. along CONTRACTOR and BUILDER now homo before lumber gets any of the .pupils on the upper floor, tho Joint Committee on Methodiat With; In time, perhapa, ws should find higher. Plans and estimates furnish Work a t tax-supported institutions, •H Commercial Street—Sanford, .Fla. cd.—Sanford Novelty Works. -183-tfc was so severely burned -in directing told members of the Board of Home our thankful periods viteitrllng them­ - a* selves snd our period# of J e w ry and the escape of tho children that feara FOR RENT—One furnished bed room, are uxpressed for her life. Missions here to d ay .. discontent - growing . correspondingly G1LLON & FR Y 320 Oak Ave. Phone 2003. 208-6tc "Th^io prophets are men of vision, shorter. . > When it was discovered that the consecration'and courage," he de­ • Ttfls being the Tlunksglvlng time; U-ECTItlCAL CONTRACTORS WANTED—Hnvc client wanting n fire had cut o f / their only means of The committee has made up- offlctplly designated for 4 ^review of small place, near town, some rouclc safe exit, Mrs. Grnnt gathered the clared. ______ - *1,Irf - -tJ propritttlons aid of v; sixty-three* our blesaliigs. It mltdit b« s good time not particular ns to condition of the children about the^wlndow* and di­ ^Mtlaihouae Lights apd-Appliances house. Will pay about #1,000.-Strout rected them in jumping to safety un­ places for a total of #110,000 this year to Inaugurate t plan for being •thank­ New Lino pf Fixtures ful lo r at least a feW/iMaUtart every Farm Agency. ______ 200-tfc til all but two were ouf of the build­ and has activities orgontzed In sev. day.i One doea not require to • be e 123 West First Street chty-five;cburches. ’■ WANTED—First ejass psesaer IqM ing. She then'jum ped through ’the * Pollyauna to> accomplish till*. 1 1 *»■ “ Candidatea for., the mlnUtry . re­ ■*'D. Downs, C\ylc4o, FI#. 2l0*2lp flames and was so seriously burned rA 1 ported from thls'departmfent for'1922 th at-sh e .w as pushed to an Atlanta', McADOO IS PINCHED j hospital 'oh tiie first train. If she number 73, as agaiBSt .07 In 1021 and U H MM 45 in 1920. Enlistment! in foreign ON SPEEDING CHARGE LOST—Fpckct book caitHtlnlng money khould live, doctors believe she will INSURANCE AGENCY and blank check signed by II. Cat- be disfigured for life- • t - ■'7 mentJf for 1922 number 7 3 ,a s against vft.t yAUTO-------- BONDS taneo. Finder return to C. If. Greene, ‘ An -eight year' fod child of Char­ 67.. in 1921-s n d '45, In 1920. E nlist­ ; FRESNO, Cal., Nov. 29.—William ments in ,-foroign. mlisiona^fbi' 1922 Gibbs McAdoo.’of Los.Angelas^ for­ lie Bachelor and the child of JMifi Valdez Hotel and receive reward. \• • • . •, " . ■. . > James' Field were burned to deAtfi. - number 192 as against 162 In 1921, mer aecretary of the treasu ry ,. was r it*—I Shinholser 5 ? “ I I ' I e & tfe and 179 in 1920." arrested til Tulare county, yesterday - — ---- ■ jU VS a. rf afternoon and ‘cited, to appear before pM -■ NATIONAL RESERVEContractor ’and Bnllder Judge JL S. Clark Saturday to *tiKING OF CORN » U v A SSOCIA TION,^ TO •. BE DETHUONSD BY q u EKN iwer a chnrge.pf a reading a t titu rate v<-'- m v Of 51‘miles an hour. < isttl IARPORD FLORIDA . . . , „ BE FORMED SOON U. S. CHICAGO, ■Nov. 29.—The "C«m - According'lo T raffld 'O /ficert Jack WASHINGTON, Nov. 20—Organi­ King o f the' World," u title given (a Hags ta ts who n i l ^ the A ro s t llie V GBN E lf A t zation of fhv national. nayal .J-eserve pursued the- HcAdoo e»r/yontsdolng 1H • n M P R r l NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—New York tile sweepstakes winner etch j ilRPAIU association-to IticlOdc offlcors and en­ ant] New Jersey cl ties are being a t -the Internstional Grain and Hay Mr. #nd Mrs! MeAdoo and * their listed members of the naval reserve flooded with liquor frdm the Ba­ Show, raay’b e n q u e e n when judges chauffeur for’ three milt-s, .. McAdoo Phone 394 was announced here today and a call hamas, Scotland and England, ac­ decide tha Winner a t this year's was #n route to Frespo, wht-re’ 'h e L.YEn T ;X 0U R A; w ar Issued for tho association"to meet cording . to. Frank >J. H ale/ art in­ show, which opens hero D4c. 2. ^'•rht Bros.' Dept. Garage Bldg. ^ .tite b a r ytaasociatlon^ 1of In convention here next April. m m W. J. UHey. -of - Attica; Indian#, three-counties last nighU,^ . * ' vestigator for the prohibition de­ Ic I P ro te c tio n s^ legal rliflua of reser­ partm ent. He declared tK al.i steam- Winner « f the. sweepstakes''in region Judge Clark has. tlu- reputation of Tflim,M^ACRrFICE* DODGE vists ‘i* the aim of the association. caught oXcqqdlng ■hip had cleared from Scotland last three at the 1619* and- 1931 • shows jailing driver* TOURING CASH. SIX Povr A V "CAR* f * I $50 U l>A D |li OiA m m Each ngval district wUI be represent­ week with 24,000 ‘ cases* of whisky. with hla'ten-e*r exhibit of .yillow fifty Use an hour In 'fltlfrs MOTon ^ Y M E N T S i - B , a O . ed Ip tho i.rgsnizsUon. , , laid plans to enter thW year’s “HJTOR CO. 20G -tfe hound fgL the,"whi|ky. armadn,cump* ^.,-206-tfc • - ■- •, but wa* stricken, with « fa ta l V, * .T ig fi A T E S t B A R G A IN E V E R mg.. grodmu -.fotfr, mllct off the -I (C w j f .’ A• t •V.<- ivr • - ’ ’V-'- v 7T o n ly R E D : BU IC K ' S IX SANFORD, FLO at T IR E S, EXCEL! Mrs. Ulrer. tmdaunjech. took’ ,,up York indicate.*’ he m Bendd of flee. , „ ^ sexted, "ix im poitiug.lu; Hquor sup- the work of her’husband and N pTlrt- ConDmoN;—Brfi’cr-M O TO R ^ fluwers-T-ahow what id o g -to rS n U r . th s.ia .es, J ® .X s r ^ h u s CO. 2 0 6 -lfe Have you read lb# waat ad* today! plV from Scotland because ihs-stu ff County will grow. , Products Offered By “States” M^y Be Taxed, SayS Court W hy N ot a gfci? Little Novelty? PAINT WITHOUT Ott BUSINESS; DIRECTORY SANFORD B. W. HERNDON and have received our first shipment and.w|JI re­ ceive another shipment in a few days. M ||a k j || We will carry at all times a complete stock of these .Tires ,aiid Tubes, and we are prepared , to Pouring into lb ? Kelly ,is .a ^tandsrd tire « f W ' , and lt GoSt? No I^ore to Buy a KELLY. A KELLY * s . . . -- �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY 11KHALI). WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1922 BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING CHAS. L BRITT, Editor mulberry trees-fn* sufficient quantityto enable the raising of silk worms in cumineYrial quantities. A t Nuov* Apolonia,, we have some forty acres of mulberry trees and arc producing silk th a t ia superior to the grades that lor many years Jiave been imported from China and aold a t a high prkt^ Mechanical reeling will be Installed a t the plantation and thousands of mul­ berry trees are to be planted every GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING Quaint Song of Thanks m o n th ." ORLANDO, Nov. 29, Tomorrow Tars defeated the Hatters last year Nearly 1SO years ago nlik worm cul­ afternoon out a t, hole number 10 by the score of 13 to 0 und tomorrow ture wiu. taken up in the Philippines of the Winter Parity golf c o u n t afternoon the Tars state they are go­ and the *Hk Industry grew to consid­ the Rollins College Tars • are ing to do their host to further the erable proportions until about, seven­ going to hook up wjth the Stetson hpmiliation of the Baptist aggregaty years ago when It was virtually | H atters for an hour's football bat­ abandoned, because of a laeje of lal.ortle. The game is to be called at ita a victory doubly worth while.—Or­ 3:30 p. m. and the admission will lando Sentinel. and i t is on the prowess of thut lad be one dollar. The Rollins Tars, Orlando's favor­ and his ability to sense the direction ites, of coupse, pulled one o t ’ the of the proposed plays of his oppon­ hardest scrimmages of the season ents from hla position of "roving corn out on the W inter Park gridiron yes­ ter" that the Tars are basing a good terday afternon and from all appear­ bit of their hopes of winning tomor­ I l l y T h e A M n r lu lr f I'rrs a l ances the Blue and Gold squad will row's struggle, Emery is the ty p e ; LANSING, Mich., Nov. 29.—Mayor Die Lord stiove. In tender levs, of football player that is always in ! be in the best of sfcgpc fo r the com­ Coucens, of Detroit, appointed by H ath saved u» from our f l u . the game and if “dope" has it right ing battle. A machine-like style of Governor Groosbeck as United States tltrqusti Washington the f i l m football w arfare has been perfected he will be one of the shining stars fo r, senator from Michigan to fill the unby the Rollins eleven in'the past week the Tars in tomorrow afternoon’s / cxplrvd term of former Senator New­ America lias won tl« day | Through Washington, our chief: of work, in fact it is generally con* struggle. berry. resigned recently. Com*. 1st us r»Jo|i ■«* with heart and rolca All is set in .th e Tar camp for a -ceded that the Tars have improved Mayor Couzens ■has accepted the And Ud good-by to Brief. around the hundred per cent mark victory tomorrow, for although the appointment, the Governor said. [,rt*uf srn-e. sines ws are free. •since their more or less miserable Tars realize that there is a strenu­ All i i M I n t thfmr* Id shun; ous battle before them, yet they all ; showing in the first half of the And lay us dr alt pump and prl-ls, I. Ike our srral Washington. Southern contest In Lakeldnd on appear confident that they will tie j I h t ^ t d "lick thc'ptufDhg but" 6’ the Armistice Day, 4 Though we do n*»t proclaim this H atter crew. Anyway, the Tars will unmiymoun writer ns a nvoonil ShakeCORRECTED NOV. IITH , 19: Word from the Hatter camp up be in the race for the football laurels speore, (el us .follow Ids'counsel hy in D<;Land has it that the Stetson tomorrow afternoon and local fans Soutlv Bound bldd{Pc farewell to grief, by laying gang has been workin g a t top will no doubt see their favorites on aside pride und pomp, nml turning speed in getting in shape for the the top of the world end of the Tur I i A rrive Depart* lids ThnnksglVlng scuson Into one In battle of might, as both team s term key Day struggle, for Roll in* cons id : No. 83,... 2:-l(l n.m. which we remember only mir m erries 2:3(1 a.m. the coming struggle. The Baptists in era the defeat of the proud Stetson No. 27.... 8:10 n.m. nml blessings, which tire runny, "t'otue. previous games have mnde quite a let us rejoice-with heart and voice,? ite a victory doubly worth while. 1:38 p.m‘. for whin tv'e have. If It he but little, record fo r themselves in the m atter heli ing the less fortunate, if U he an of scores piled up, and in doing this have also niady themselves known as excellent passers. Also football ex­ N orthbound perts who have seen the Stetson crewArrive MANILA, P. I., Nov. 2 8 ,-T h e pro­ in action say that the interference . ...1 :48 a.m. work of th,e Baptist aggregation is of duction of silk in the Philippine Is­ ... 11:-l5 n.m. lands for export is likely to be revived the best. . } 2 : 3 5 p.m in the n eat fu tu re after being aban­ During the past week the Rollins ...: 4 :Q0 p.m. doned fo r about seventy years, in the crow. ha*, beep trained to m eet what ... 10:0 p.m. opinion .of D r..C harles.S. Banka, form* surpziAem.aza aur# to ba theirs in Ah* • coming b i t tie* to i f is doubtful as Co t r en to m o lo g ist'In the bureau of rilby Branch the ability of the Stetson gang to science in M anila, who has returned Arrive D eparts really-pul! anything over on the Rol­ from Nucvn Apolonia, province of 7:00 it in. O riental N egros, where ho supervised lins football eleven. In the use of 3:25 p.m. th e planting o f a large trfcct in m ul­ the Minnesota shift Stttsdn hna gain­ ed, aome yardage against form er op- b erry trees and where, he says, a *u_: ponents but ft Is extremely doubtful 'p e rio r grad e o f s ilk 'I* being irrodmed - *•**“ ' • ns to the ability of the Dof-andiu-H to ui: a -.mall.arnica- *■ “ At Nuevo Apulia, conditions are in Leesburg Branch gain any yardnge by the use of that ^ D ep arts typt- of formation. The Stetson back- ‘every way suited to the industry,"'sold D r.' Banks. "The climate' is cool beftcld will outweigh the T ar backfield and it mny be thnt the Green and ra u s e of the altitude, 1,500 feet above W hite squad .will resort to atraighk th e sea level, and the silk worms pro­ Tfemks^fWng? day! Thanksgiving 1 football inyfin ■offer tto win... from duce eight generations a year. They Tli* plum,* of.fctery »n- gay. j are free fropi all disease and grow to the Rollins crew. * Cranberry s a u r. I* itl'jvtlnc red. Tli* sun Whin*. l>!t»*ln»c ou your head. Oviedo Brsnch As a whole the TIL squad I* in an unusuui size. from the even cutite* a whiff Arrive Depart* TAnil the prime of condition and a r c re ar­ • "The chief handicap under' which h a t intikf*. t g c h little tlk er Tolff 7:15 p.m, ing to “h it the ancient enem y” of the the silk industry hns nlborcd In the ' l i r e me som e white ni.a*. tf you pl.a*3 :H> p.m. r m hu.lef U.sn horiey h ..» ' R ollins cuinp, the Stetson Butter. past in the Philippines has been the , e x c e p t .Sunday. F o r the first tim e in fifteen years the luck of initiative in the planting of Tl ank.xlv-lne >1.1)1 ThaiikVcIvInc day It’. ia J t. r . th a n th* hud* "• May it» » e,| nliinn*,’ »»«>et potoloe* phnnp. A turkey p « ' h*d‘«n ev*ry Mump. When folk* on farms deetd- to eat, D<l|*ve me, ll'* a merry treat? dive me a drum-atlck—«ravy. Ion,, . And ma. l drink lh« health o' you? Radical Leaders of Mexico Interested ' In Russia Now I llr T he .tu o rh lrd P re ss) MEXICO CITY, Nov. 28,—Felipe Carrillo Puerto, governor of Yucatan and an avowed radical, ha* just boor* granted a leave of absence by h it legif<lature to permit him to visit Russia and study Bolshevism a t first hand, according to the newspaper Excelsior. Yucatan h is been frequently describc'n aa a "miniature Russia'' and gov­ ernor Tuertn as ita Lenlne, | Gcner.il Jose .Maria Sanchez, who is also on leave from his duties as gov­ ernor of Puebla, recently returned to Mexico from an extended visit to Rus­ sia and other European countries. Genera! Sanchez was granted an "un­ limited leave" by his legislature be­ cause of his radical tendencies. N otic e is h r r r h r a l v r n th a t th e «nil.'mlnni-d. u m a rr ie d woman. will on no- i * i h *!.»>■ of i>-c#mt»sr. I s i s , ut i t o'elnrh. a in., upply in t h » J a m e s W. P ark in s, JudK - of th e (*lrru lr t'rtu rt o f th e S eventh J io liil.g «*lrr« lt «.f the S ta te <-f F lorida. at the I'linrt H n u n s i I >el amt, t ' lor Ida. o r whert-eoevrr Halil J u d a s may tae-at said lime, for a llrr-u.e in m a nage , t a k e rhartfi- tif an-l Control hi-v property und to In i-lime u fn * d r a l e r ' l n every r e Hiitrl T h is 31th day of November, t’s J I MAltY r . KENT, F IIE H II tYIt.SON, H ullrltor f o r P.-tlUbner. “Thanksgiving Day” For all our blessings on this clay of gratitude, we colint as most the friendship and confidence of our patrons, and we wish for each and all the fullness o f peace and plen­ ty, and abundant prosperity this Joyous Thanksgiving Season. THIS BANK WILL NOT OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY A CO M M UNITY B U IL D E R F. P. FORSTER, President SANFORD IL F . W H I T N E R , C ashier MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor C E M ETE R Y W ORK A SP E C IA L T Y 1018 W a a t F i r s t S t r e e t 1018 W e s t P i n t S i r e d T rim m ers Since 1885 Manufacturers and Converters of AUTO TO P FABRICS Neverlcek Kantleek Packard Cloth Imitation Leather Laidlaw Fabrics Artificial leather Genuine, leather (.'niton Mohair Ford Ituhher, 32-oz Drills and Ducks Bow Drills Celluloid Thursday, . A L T O T O P A C C E S S O R IE S Windshields Awnings Floor Carpets Kant Leak and Ctdio Pioneer & Johnston (Mate und Plain Ginas Curtain Lights Top Dressings Lining Dyes Gimps and Welts Wehhing 1tuck ram Wood Wool Seal Covers Slip Covers Tonneau Covers Door Covers and Pockets ' ' Tire Covers Top Bows Wood *10-61 ins Wonderful Auditorium with unsurpassed floQrs. Doors open at 2:30 p. m. till midnight. SIngrinfl: by Misg Eva Grace Wagner, accom­ panied by her mother. Fie eating contest and other attractions Music hy Fred Harvey’s famous hand in the evening. Auto buss leaves Valdez Hotel Sanford, hourly. ' COME ONE, COME ALL! i “T hankagiving Day." *Tls n gum! day 1" have In otir cal- The package suggests it Your taste confirms i t endur. ' None of u» would »e*» It dropped, wbelliftr there U much or little to. be grateful for. At Trust, there I* always the day to be glad of— TliunliegMng day. Over y billion sold yearly OCHESNFURT, Bavaria, Nov. 28. —"Sftlve, two egg*; haircut, four.” So ’rondk the n#W tariff adopted by the b a rlfrs of Ochaenfurt in an effort to strike n reasonable medium between the rising cost* of living and the falb ing value o fthe m irk. Egg ahnm* poos are not listed. Swedes Tacks Binding Tacks Saddle Nails Gimp,Tacks Curtain Fasteners Glove Fasteners Cushion Sprint's Cushion Buttons Threads RKXALL CHERRY BARK COUGH SYRUP, Elk ay’s White Pine Tar and Wild Cherry Compound RKXALL BABY COUGH SYRUF PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST TUB RKXALL STORE PHONE 325 KODAK DEALER Hundreds of People • Have Bought From 1 to 12 Bottles Druggist Soils 12 Gross (1728 Rattles) jaf-FERU A LlN E In Bhort Period. Only .Wonderful Properties Could Sell a Medicine So Fast. SANFORD, FLA Combination Offer 14-lbs. Gran. Sugar $1.00 C o m m ienl poelrogs. —g la u in w r a p p e iL ROUTH BAKERY N e x t to P r in c ess T h eatre l-!b, Bulk Mix'd Tea .50 ilsiaih ct*««ilng It alonir - t h s - lines of p a t a u i fns'llilnes. I n (hroo d a y s 1 o r ­ dered s pro** en d w ith y o u r tin* of a d v e rtlstnir..lt h as been on* c r o s s a f t e r sO othsp nml up to th e pr*Ssnt lim e I have handled tw elve cross. Oo n » som e for pne ItJnd of medicine. I t sold, e t r l c t ; ty d o l l s merlin a n d I co n sid er It on* of the hsst ro p e a te rs I have handled. H undreds o f people h a v e ta k e n f r o m our to a d o ie n holtle*. Could a m edicine sell Ilk* t h is ilnlass It r e a lly did b rin g to tho** s u f f e r i n g from rh e u m a tism 's a c h e s a n d pains, |ndlMosUon’s p a n g s a n d t h s - s f f e o l s nf Impure blood and po o r f u n c tio n in g k i d ­ ney s an d liver, r e s I and s a tis f a c to r y relief No. These la rg e sa les prov* ( h a t F e r r a lln s Is w h a t w* claim It to .C,*'4 jl- Lirjcrrr k M vrsi Toi*rro C6. $1.50 Turkeys for Thanksgiv­ ing Potato, Shrimp and Chicken Salad We use nothing but the best material; all work done by expert workmen. 1 s. D ept Garage Building �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORDDAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1922 contraband beverages had been token to 'tiie c ity for La-'occasion of the Army-Navy game ami distributed in two vicinity of the hotels. His confer­ ence here had no connection with the midshipmens’ affair, he declared, but was for n di .cii.-mii of "departmeaUl m atters.'' The incident, it was made d e a r to­ day, will have no effect on continu­ ance of the annual g;yue between the '.Wo academies. I TOOK < IK»(>/*It AT WASHINGTON,- t y v pointmrr.t of n naval 1) Tcstigale .the 0f midrhlpmon del phi a Satunby after «hc annual I _football gam« was Army-**™ rtlj late loday by .Secretary gnnounc the condos ion of a Dcnby tii• lengthy cnm fcitnce with ttonr AdWilson, superintendm i n i Henry R Naval Academy. cut of the ........ Ident, it was 'said, was f?ed at today’s cabinet ,ut President Harding was as regarding it ns a disnnd deplorable matilfesta- Reapportionment To Have Place in 1923 Legislature TALLAHASSEE. Eta. Nov. 29. — With the reject ton by the voters of the proffered solution for the realign­ ment of tho State legislature, the time worn uestion is expected to be subject m atter f«>r the next sesdon of the law making body. It has been such for every bienniel session of the law makers since 1887, bill tho 1921 session approach­ ed it closer than nay .of” its prede­ cessors, It had been handled with kbl gloves prior to the 1921 meeting, and the more cynical of opponent commentator* assert the handiwork of this body was questionable. There were members, however, who thought' the measure, while probably defec­ tin ’, accomplished much In ih*’ right direction. Governor Hardee was of this belief. That the next legislature will bend its efforts to evolve something liettcr a n d 'fin e r is believed. Governor Hardee, while urging that the prof­ fered Solution, declared that should it lie defeated he would do everything within fm pownr~trr_tuivo the 'fText legislature turn out n more aide instrument. Honppurlioimicnl h a long winding through Florida’s i journals for 35 years Canadian Wheat Ex ports Show Increase The growing sentiment for a reap- : Paris several weeks ngo, has portio’mpooL of tlie iegislaturo ns d e -! entite' quite tho thing to wear erred ill t h e constitution,' r e v o l v e d Wa!l. The sm artly dressed man around the lack of hnlnncc between couraged the cruge, with the ri OTTAWA, Ont., Nov. 2-).—Canada South Fliuida and North and West that the price has been run up exported 158.549,757 bushels of wheat Florida. In the latter group arc the high ns J00 francs each. The I vnlufd «l 5irUi,lRSt|771 to the United abler roimlit*?! nf the state, many o f1handkerchief -Of rrcpe de chine States, the United Kingdom and othwhom have two memlsTs in Ihc/inUMf held liy n loop on a dainty wnstl i er countries in the year ending Au­ where a younger county in / South of leather or ribbon. gust HI, according* to a report com­ Florida of equal population i/ts only piled by the Dominion liarenu of sta­ one. The older counties established tistics. This was an increase of more their delegations when they virtual­ than 22,000,000 bushels over the shiply comprised the state. [ m int of the previous year, the report Kcapportionmenl under the cu»*4. stated. stitution »>f 1885 ar.d the amendment 5 Shipments of flour in this period toof 1900 iius been shunned for thej MUKDEN, "Manchuria, Nov. 28.—It very hutnnii reason that it would leg­ has lieen discovered what Wennu' of■ taled 7,878,589 bushels, valued at $50,. islate some of the members out of seme of America^* discorded horse- 091,00!, compared' with’0,880,560 bushoffice. The solution proffered by drawn street tan k The citizens of■ els in the previous twelve months. the 1921 legislature overcame 'litis Mukden are pointing with pride to, While exports of both wheat and flour condition by again increasing the their new street ear system. It con­ were much greater in quantity this site of the im’.ise. It was perfected sists of pro line over which little, di­ year, the—value showed n considerable Shut ony one member would be un­ lapidated ears, esrh drawn by three, drop due to the slump In price which seated. It provided that every county 1Mongolian parties, run from the rail­ occurred throughout the world last under 10.500 population should have road station in the Japanese tone to spring, according to the reportAn interesting feature of the report one member; counties having be-j the walla of Mukden. Every few min­ twcV'it 10,500 ami 20,000, two mem- j utes a car bulging with Chinese, whose is the fact .that exports of wheat to tiers; 30,000 and 100,000, three mom- long pipes obstruct the aisle, plunges the United States showed n decided .liexs; and mote than 100,000, four down the crowded thoroughfare, while decrease this year, due mainly, it members. on th c„front platform the driver Was said, to the Fordney tariff retent Iv enacted. Wheat shipments to Til*.- seriate all the white has re ­ mained largely in the background, An inquisitive foreigner wondered the United States this year amounted but iU formed the basis for the cam­ where the cars came from. Ho in­ to only 15,908,109 bushels, compared paign carried on in some quarters' stituted an investigation and sdon j With 19,21.7,551 bushels in {he 1020-21 against thtrpassage of the proposed*learned that, they n r ^ th e same cars period. Shipments to Englnml, on amendment at the last election. ItitJ which- ubbut thirty ^ ^ r s ago were the other hand, showed a lug increase, membership has remained at .72 since used on the crSsstown lines in New jumping from 81,751,350 bushels n tin* constitution of 1885 was adopted. York City. . Discarded by New York, year ago to 1122191,080 bushels in the There has been no reapportionmer.t of the cars Wore sold for use in Tokio. present year. its members, however. Later, when Tokio adopted the elec­ “With a wheat crop this year that And tbs last proffered amendment tric system, they were sold to a firm is as large if not larger than the •Was not specific ns to how ft should j bumper year of 1915, and with n dehe apportioned under the hew order,1 I crease in wheat production in EuroOn the absence of detnils us to tins pcitfj countries, t'anada is in ii strong promised apportionment, the antiposition,” says the report, “ Demand campalim tevnlrcil---- -— ------------- — r -fo r Tvht’n t 'i r r th e—ETOnling "‘iminlhs Periodically, from aggrieved sec* should lie particularly heavy. ti*mR of the state have Come other “Flour mills in Western Canada are, suggested means of redress. One of working to capacity in an endeavor to TOKIO, Nov. 2 3 .- A new associa­ Hie modern schemes Is to "remove th e ' | catch up with Far Eastern orders. tion headed by h liuddhlst nun lias capital, a movement which started off | There is an insistent demand from noisily some months ngu thrwn M ar­ la in formed to spread culture among England for Canadian flour. Ship­ the lyoimn of Japan. This nun is ion county way, and from which ments of both flour and wheat front Sonkaku Konoye, a sister of Prince nothing has been heard lately. State the port of Montreal during Septem­ division sentim ent hn.i appeared. In Kmtoye, whose family, outside the ber and October were unusual) v ’ imperial House, is one of the five Manchurians Use . America’s Discarded — • Street Cars because it lacks water* and the heavy winds wreck them. No bints live there because thefr are no worms in the dry soil; there are no mosquitoes, but. this lack i s ’more than compen­ sated by vlfiops local Qj£!,_. The ialnnd is triangullfr^-12 miles by nine by seven, and is rdmnte from the track of ships. Two hundred Potynesiahs inhabit it, and they suf­ fer perpetually from hunger, accord­ ing to the investigator, yho is Pro­ fessor J. Mtkcmillan Drown. It is famous for its high carved, Atone images, tb origin of which never has been determined. Profes­ sor Drown says the island cannot have been long inhabited. * lie fixes l.COO a* the date of the first settlers, nml conrequently of the setting up of the strange stotfe gods. It was' first sighted by white men in 1080, and first exploKd in 1722, when it had 2,000 inhabitants. Europe, especially in Italy and Spain, the most important wine growing countries on the ContlnwiL * According to the International In­ stitute of Agriculture, .the 1922 vint­ age, in Italy, is estimated at/i2fl,0QQ,» 000 gallons, or ahout 18 per cent be­ low the a v e r a g e of th|* previous five years, in Spain the yield of wine is expected this year to be 475,000,000 gallons, or eight per cent below the last five years. DVANCE L O N D O N ; ' Nov* W .-M V a p, will by advanced, during the con w inf er,. according) tiff*:! Importer London, the rca«itipjigned being failure of the ten crop. This is 70,000,0011 ^pounds, below normal nd th(* effect will be shown by increases of from four to ten cents' a pound ts all tea using countriei. The China crop, Which is I HIV THROATS IN largely imported to tho United AMERICA RED IC E States, is snid to have suffered the WINK PRODUCTION most Reduced prices on permanent wav. ROME, Nov. 28.— Prohibition* laws g until December 15th.—Mrs, Me in America continue to. have their 379-W. 211-0t« effect on the production of wine in I Coy New Association Spreads Culture — Among1the Women EVERY FRIDAY Newberry’s Famous Novelty Dance Orchestra “You don't have to know how to dance, just K»’t on and ride’’ Tlu\ Snappiest. Fastest and.Classiest Orchestra in the I-and ’> MILES SOUTH OF SANFORD Under New .Management W. S. Sewell, .Manager fact, state division and capital rcni'itva! interests collided in sopie q u ar­ lending families of Japan. The assnter.!, ii"d thi- may lie the reason for ' iitiioi is called "Chugti Women's A»the cuictu.i'en Imih. There are some MHimtion," and derive* its name from tl.< Cbstgu M onastery at Nora, found• d !,3Pil years ngo. , LONDON. St** 2!».r Tfii't«'! * \ \ The main purpose* of the asso'iatma in*' relief and fellow-mirk aiming and. the laud of m ystery of the- South convicts, e sp e c ia lly 1women, ami p ro ­ Pacific, virtually devoid of vegt-tn-1 motion of seif-cultlite by lectures, t inti and .without liird life of any! r coffee on the table in one of our ThmitTtitr fn’trrprlKmiTTcr ntFetHigsT- kindr ~is- a ■hor rible-pincr “tn li ustoms Duties Income Increases in Japan Now Phone 113 111! MagnuMa Avenue- TOKIO, Nov,' 2 8.—-The iicutne from Cil- ias duties f**r September was 9.- ilT.'i V2 yen, according, to the finance •ffice. Compared with the correspondeg periftd Inst year, it shows an in- Total Money Value Crops in the South’' in Excess Last Year it new in service because t Beans, Celery, Corn, Beets DUNCAN’S FARMS, WESTVILLI'- N. J., use these packages for lettuce. Queen . VERMONT APPLES,xMlDDLEBURY, VERMONT 'egularly. These crates .'ire accepted by all railroads in car lots and by the Express Companies. v\ ' 5 5 ’ Tennesce indicated an expected deg* ‘crcn«e in com production .with an in■■ 'crea»ed return in the tobacco crop. 5"! * Florida repotted an increase In shlp5 5 ment of citrus fruit up to tho first of g j* November over the corvrspomling per■ a iod of lust year. ■■ • ___ ___________ ■K ----------- samples can be seen at Candied Seminole Hotel Building - “Your advertisement on each Package FREE “ ■'’■ v a u a n a a a a iia =±x=ssss=as; — -• --------- « ■J.’. ” —i , -1*,-—1—r*^*-*'"-** i w f m v Vegetabl6s Asparagus Pomme Puree ‘f Desserts . English Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce Mince Pie * Apple Pie , F 55 Japanese Students ■■ Orate in English Florida Entrees Braised Fillet de Beqf, Aux Champignons Cranberry Sauce Roasts ' Apple Sauce Young Vermont Turkey, N ut'Dressing - Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus Baked Leg of Pork Spiced . MisniBBippi reported practically all J crops harvested ami ap Increased pro-!■ duction in a number of the leading ■ lin e o f Chicken a la Reine Consomme Royal They are made in half bushels, bushels and all standard sizes, , . c at Manayunk, Pa. A full White-heart Celery Oyster Cocktail Nuts and Raisons . OSAKA, Japan, Nov, 28.—An ortory contest in Engilsh hoa been In­ augurated tit Osaka for. students of schools throughout Japan, under ,the auspices of tho Osaka Mninichi and the Kwimsci Gak’uiM. * Demi Tasse Cheese and Crackers la n n a m ia B D U iM k a u iiH iin < - ; - ’ v V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 29, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2a06a7befedace974a7038f5519fc6d1.pdf 7f47f529e20027d0c2d51449ec4dd431 PDF Text Text 8t£iS THE H E A R T OF TH E W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 212 SANFOIU), FLORIDA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER .10,1922 VOLUME H i r'ER THE DYER ANTI LYNCHING BILL WHILE EATING TURKEY To The People o f the United States at Large— served d o n s m o n is c h ie f o f g e r e a l STAFF . *• , Trial of Cabinet Members Who Were. Executed Tuesday \ W ITH SCHOONER IN DENSE FOf Itcutcr’s NO LIVES LOST. 1Hr.l I ’ r r s a ) Pipoulas, Douimnnls and Valcttas been arrested. Dousmarls is ^ of the mosi prominent, military fibres in Greece, lie him forved os chief of the general staff 'and Inst September was appointed Commanderin-chief of the army in Its last unHtccessful nttonipt'trf stem the tide o( tho Turkish ndvnneo. l ’ npoulns WM njgo a former commander in the Greek army, nnd wns reported on Un September to havo joined the U \ c t S A N FRANCISCO.’ Nov. 30. — The Pacific Moil passenger ship New­ port, carrying J00 pnssengera, bound front San Francisco for 1Central American points, collided with tho steam schooner Sven nniidship*, plowing Intorthe hold of the schooner o ff Point Sanlius, according to radio messages received here. The New­ port wn3 able to proceed under her own steam. The accident occured in n dense fog. « Jimmy Thornton, the popular rvp resentallyo of tho S. I*. Richards Co, of Atlanta, wan in tho city today call in,r on.the local palter ntul utqtlonorj I.QNDON. Nov. 30.—U is reported trade.' Jimmy in like the printers— here that a Turkish rpvolt, pccom- he never has n vacation. pinlcd by violent fighting nt qome J u<Jgo Schell e Moines is happy to* risers, has broken out’ In Western dny to have with him his brother, J. Thrace. E. Moines and wife, of lake Dutler. The correspondent of the Times nt Mr. and Mrs. Mnincs hnvc been here Comiantinoplc telegraphs that* he hears the insurgents pro masters -f before and their Sanford friends nro the situation nm| that nn armed imnd glad to SCO them again. of 5.000 having' mncliine guns- .is purrhing townrds Dcdegntch nnd de­ manding the holding of a plebiscite. A despatch to the Daily Express from Constantinople describes the dilution n* jlrnmatic and chaotic, it adds Hint not only are the Turk.* rvported to have revolted hut that hand* of ihilgarjiins and Macedon­ ian! have crossed the frontiers. tm is je w in g and several deputies presented interrogations in the chamber today to ascertain tho at­ titude of the government arid to hiate public protest against ifii1* action by Hip Greek authorities. Deputy Gnl!|, who has done every­ thing possible during 50 years of political life to contribute to tho unity and greatness of Greece, has rtturned the decorations \vhicH he received from Athene nnd hai\ re­ quested that his nnmo bo ermoved from the street which tho rriunicipai authorities named after him. Other prominent I Uliana have followed suit. •• • ' Coincidentally, the, no\v Greek miniitor to Italy, M. Colergi, pre­ sented ills credcntiala ut the foreign ministry today. In .the;smiling valleys of the S t Johns river all is peace and happiness and the Cold weather has not only assisted,the lettuce growers in many ways but it has helped win the battle against the winged warriors' that sing in the night and carry- apears— you kr.ovv what, we mean—and this glorious winter weather is typical of Thanksgiving in many ways and brings to our minds the old days of the Pilgrim Fathers when the deep snows cov­ ered the ground and the Indians lurked in the woods, only there is no snow in the woods here in Florida and the Indians are now peaeofuly inclined and have moved into the shadows o f the Everglades where their white broth­ ers are looking after their welfare. The bright prospects for a big winter season, the fine prospects for the farmer and fruit grower, the great developments being made and contemplated for the coming year all make the citizens of this greatly favored countv feel that the day of Thanksgiving iuit.only_come;i ■ aaHBBBXxastnnoaBreBXBXisBresiBKxauxRBiiXBaausisiwisxxxuonreM* Engine Shops and Roundhouse A. C. L. Go Up in Flames peon ehnrgO/Of murder ngninst Mrs. Alice E. Shields In connection with the death of her husband last February wan nolle proved by Circuit Judge J. \V. Perkins today at the motion of State's Attorney Uccottes. • The stale attorney told tho court that ho could not muster out o f state witnesses ovidcncc necessary for hi» case. Mrs! Shield* wn« rclensed from cus­ tody late this afternoon. / Sho hnd been confined in Jail sinco a few 'weeks after he’r husband. E. G. Shields, was killed while the couple TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 30. — Con­ were enrouto to their home a few > tractors in charge o f additions to the miles from here. Dismissal of tho charge ngninst »Ute cnpitol declare the.work will be fomplcted some timg before the con- her today concluded a case to which 'rning o f the legislature next sum­ unusual interest had attached be­ mer although They arc fnr behind cause of the manner in which she-wns their schedule because of delay in the brought' into tho affair. Her arrest followed a i r investigation by tho Ku delivery of building material. Both the now house nnd1 senate Klux Klan. ’ * The killing occurred nt night as ehnmber* havo advanced tor the stage the couple rode along, the road in a xhcrc they nro ready for tho dccor•tora to go to work on tho interiors horse-drawn wagon. An aged negro ond n force of workmen is repalnt- employed by Shields wns arrested and hiiving umlmshed Ing and working over tho furniture charged . with from the old chambers which will bo Shields. Subsequently, Mrs, Shields intuited in the now rooms. It wns wrote n letter to tho headquarters of the original intention to place new the Ku Klux Klan in Atlanta, com­ urniturc in the chambers hut bids plaining ngninst tho treatment sho . a . « AX I. . .. J . . . F afor supplying It were so high the had received at thq hands o f nuthorhoard Tn charge determined to use Iticn ami nsked that tlje negro undor arrest be summarily handle dby jho •he old eq’uipmont. The old Houao chamber Is bcliHj Klan. The Klan through member* in section conducted a secreb' in­ converted Into n series of committee rooms. vestigation end upon it*„ conclusion wrote Stale’s Attorney Decdttes that James’ Sharon, .lr.; in home from if ho would meet a Klnnamaii id an ciorida University to spend Thfl»J*igiving with hi* parents, Judge unj J. G. Sharon. New Capital Building Ready For Legislature Robert Thrasher, who is attending University 0f Flc/rfd* at Gainesl* « ponding tho Thanksgiving •olidayg with hts parents, Mr. and a,r*. K. T. Thrasher. T^s Herald, 16c per week, delivered This is the season o f Thanksgiving and it would seem that the people o f Seminole County have a^-much for which .to be thankful that a public expression would be seemly, timely and* absbluteiy necessary to .depress our appreciation for all the good things, for all the bless­ ings; for all the bounteous prosperity that has come to us during the year 1922. ‘ •, of Drug Cli'rk Beaten to Death TAMPA, Now 2^.—Fire of an un­ W ITH 80M B BLU NT INSTRU known origin somewhere in the black­ MBNT A T TEX AR K ANA, TEX. smith shpp> about 0 o’clock Inst night, totally destroyed the Atlantic < oasl Line’s engine shops, round house, one locomotive, office and new storeroom nnd oil house nt Port Tampa. Tho fire did not extend to the car shops, which are larger than the en­ gine shifts. v No Atlantic Coast Line official could estimate the loss last night, but including thu locomotive and valuable machinery in the shop, the damage ' in believed to Ito roughly TE X AR K AN A. Texas., Nov. SO.— Apparently beaten to death with a bluirt Instrument, the body -of High Throckmorton, ding clerk, of Willon. Ark., was found in Little River, one mile nnd a half from tho homo of Tom Owens, who had already been arrested In connection with Throck­ morton's- disappearance last Thurs- Plucky Teacher To Bear Sears of Her . Heroism for Life A T L A N T A , Nov. 30.—iftrs. Oscar Grant, tim plucky little school teacher who saved about IQ children by drop­ ping them •from a second story win­ dow when the High Point community school wns destroyed by fire yester­ day, before she was overcome, lay in a local hospital today, swathed in blindages. She probably will ln*ar scars from the burns for life, accord­ ing to physicnm^ • "I don’t know how I did it,” , she tnbl ncw.qiapermen. “ I juHt knew those crying children were in danger Pessimist ored by tho Klan was placed undor ' a . ’ ’* f ' arrest. The cxspt nature o f the investiga­ tion at that time has never been revoaied, b’lt Iho state attorney held tho assurance of tho‘ Klnnamcn present that they would appear a* witnesses , at tho trial if necessary. J Tho negro was i^lcasrfd y«hortly after Mrs. Shields’ arrest. The **)mah was csllrel up for trial At the spring term of court but a continu­ ance was granted tho atate.because of tho Inability to bring witnos?w re- SUSPEND T O D A Y President Works Little And Will Spend the Day ’ W ith cm. i . An extra large attendance graced the meeting, of the Klwnnis Club nt the'Palm Itoom of _ the Hot?! Valdes -f _ ■ *• yesterday nnd sat down to a real ban­ quet.- Secretary Lloyd’s remarks to the mnnngcmcnt of the Grill evident­ ly produced results Oh the menu pro­ vided was nil that could be wished the. members of tho club who enthu*tavticnlly applauded him at it* con­ clusion. * P ro f. Lawton spoke on "Educational Week" which will he observed all over the United States. The slogan adopt­ ed f u r thi* movement is "Visit the Schools,” aiyl Prof. Lawton extended n conlinl invitation to tho members ,,( the club to \isit the schools of the ritylduring this week. K iwan inn I”d. Lane, fliairmnir "T •he sign committee, reported that the handsome now Kiwaaian sign* were now heftig placed on nil the highways entering the city, lie st.'tted that ho had * ecu loti a mim'ues of srigiiura to a petition to the city commission ask­ ing ihrit tin? Klwanis Club be granted u pack license for the coming year, but after discussing the matter pro and eon the club decided to pass it up I H r T l i r A a r o r la tr r f I ' r r M I W ASHINGTON, Nov. 30.— Con­ gress. with the House having passed the shipping bill nnd the Senate still In quandaries on the Democratic fili­ buster on the Dyer anti-lynching bill, has suspended activities on other brunches or the Pcderal. government over Thanksgiving. At the White Houso also, President Harding planndd *ol do only a little work during the day, intending to spend the re­ mainder quietly after having dinner with Mrs.. Harding In her sick room. There was no end x>f the Democratic filibuster in sight when the Senate ministration shipping bill, around which, was waged the most bitter partisan fight o f the present congress, was passedI today by the House with 21 votes to< spare, The finnl count wns 203 to 1HI. Sixty.nine Republican* broke nwAy f rommt«y*Ti'fi^nirntion nnd opposed the bill, while four Demo­ crats supported it. There never wns much doubt about the result, but the margin by which it went through wns much Tower than estimate* politicly given by most of the leaders. It was, however, just about what they figured on priIn the fnce of threats to delay, if not prevent its pnsnage by the sen­ ate, the measure will go Monday to the Senate committee, 'which plans to accept it as passed by the Ilousb nnd take the fight to the floor nixt Chairman Greene, of the merchant marine committee, and Reprtscntalive Ednums, Pennsylvania, • ranking Republican, who shouldered the tight through the House, declared tonight that -despite amendments, the messare would pave the way for putting the American flsg nt a high p|ace on the sens. The general, viow ort both sides that hnd an attempt been made to pnss it an. framed, it would have liven swept to overwhelming defeat. ’ "Whereas, In.keeping with the pro­ There wns n shout of approval on gress.o f tho City of Sjnnford, the San­ thv Republican side when tho final ford Daily nnd Weekly Herald huve. vote wns announced, but it wns hot Iieen increased in sire nnd volume, and half so hearty ns that given Repre­ “ Whereas: On Tuesday, November sentative Mondell, of Wyoming, the 2Htb, PJ22, the Thanksgiving Edition, Republican leader, who, in (t closing of the Sanford Daily Herald was pub­ address, pleaded earnestly with his lished mid presented the appenrnneo •party to stand behind tho President of a metropolitan Daily, showing to and give the bill a sweeping majority. the people of tho City of Sanford, Seminole County and to tho world, the magnificent Improvement this en­ terprising printing company has made in its plant und newspaper, which la ■inly un indication of tho progressive improvements being made In the Commercial ,nnd civic life of tho City of Sanford, . Therefore, He It.Resolved; that tho Kiwanis Club, being BUILDERS In ^ fnct as well ns in name, feeling it njj Kdruondn accepted. It stipulated that duty to recognise the efforts of it? a ship, If on a particular voyage, per­ members and others in progressive mitted the transportation of liquor, building nnd appreciating the Sanford it could not share In a subsidy for . • Daily and Weekly Herald, does con­ that voyage. The Edmons amendment .yrent out gratulate Kjwnnian H. A. Neel nnd through him the members and em­ on a dunjaqd for a separate vote for ployers o f the' 'Herald Printing Com­ the House by Representative Crampany, and through it, In tho Sanford ton, Republican, Michigan, an advo­ Dally and Weekly Herald, the people cate of prohibition enforcement, who of the City of Sanford and Seminole contended that it was not as strong County, Florins, on tho Improvements us existing law and might, bo con­ made in “ our own newspapers" and strued by aomo aa wiping out tho especially on the appearance of tho present statute. Mr. Edmons hlmThnnksgiving Edition of the Sanford Dnlly Herald, nnd “ Be it further resolved th at« copy of this resolution be spread upon tho minutes o f thjs .meeting, nnd u copy ho furnished to the Herald Printing "Co., for its Information und for pub- The day before Thanksgiving T1Acre's a price.upon my head. And tf j d b escape this rime There's Christmas still oheadl But though. I’m feeling dreary I don’t wish (hat I-efare deadf . •' > ' ' it n r . und I stayed In the room as long a* 1 could. I had a* hard tlm« jnaklng them Jump out of tho window." Mrs. Grant said the two boys who mot death hsd refused to' make the Jump from tho window and,.*" racing about the room, became lost in the danse smoke.- •>' • Turkey’s Ambition To Have Territory Without Militarization CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 30.— News (if tho execution of tho former Greek cabinet member? |n Athena ha* excited grave misgivings among for­ mer mombera of the Sultan’s ministry who are charged with high treaaon by jhc nationalist government at ^Angora. They express feara ,the^ may suffer similar fate when NiHottallafj taka Get your office supplies, stitionfcry over thereity unless allies intervene. . ------------------- ,*v �- -% PLANT SALE ON SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK r it. to make either o f their.team* champ­ ions. . ‘ ' ----........... ............ ........ te J h q fta ft a S n ft a fta t e v ft u ftz l* ! THE BLESSED /Cfty 'Nancy Byrd Turner Fa ’ S SANFORD’S 0 T h e P r i n c e s s -TONIGHTS TEMPERATURE S . the record)* wetc not mode, hut lack t — l i • proper nml scientific training. 1 |SyOOf?1A j *i The Most Beautiful Line of this cdtici*n\ has not fallen on deaf rr. ears in indicated by tho report thut! November darkens to Its does, . NECKW EAR Uo'^n ' m low na IIS Inst IQ HI*LP TO M AKE SEM INOLE COUN­ the sport club* of virfuhily every Tliry kneel beilda their flickering tei Hi hearth; * country participating in the Ifio pro-! T Y TH E MOST BEAU­ lUftKht and It is the kinj ‘of M Without, thie little wistful rose Ever Offered arSuch Low Price* gram nro already searching for capa-l le drooping toward lljr barren earth. •weather the grower* want. hu * T IK U fi . — IN —/ |Aa We are quite sure thcro Is Pa hie trainers in' all of the principal^ A -frOst hnd bitten the April fruit. ;— 'A .Might had aearad ihe sunqher com, j twi more lettuce left in Jcr- Pi ! Ho nurc to plan to go the Woman’s lines of athletics.I Ptuirp l.itll hnd entltteo to the nml v 50c, 60c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Numbers The golden barley, overborne. j ft-; rsj\ llnvc you n litllo tJt- fr* Club plant sale Saturday. There may1 ’ r 1 . , ’ . . pi. kiy in your hum67 ibe some things there that you wjltj P R IV A T E DAWK OPENS , . ^ The. finest Quality and tho Smson’n Snapjdrat Patterns. ••Bui oh." he erlee, "I love you, sweet! ! •-• --vv.. - ■'" > . 9:10 A. M. NOV. J!>. 10^2 * What ehalt we reck of wind or weather fvrnnt for your garden—there Is sure. Ul‘ FOR BUSINESS IN RUSSIA H O long n» we ran surely meat ' Maximum -. . • CO r*. to bo a warm welcome, ahd’ctmtc itit ,;,‘ . .SHE US.FOR YOUR WINTER Thq eunahlna and ths storm tngetharT" Vein'll find new delightful dramn ip .Minimum 38 r ' tc resting garden tall;. I f you hiu'el .MOSCOW, Nov. 29.—Thn first t fi this play of 0|\a sort of womnn nnd r t Range 40 core*, foliage plants or fall blooming «*iv*»t3 ,bt*ik in Soviet Uumb. Hi? tier meager little garden prayed All long July for quenching rain; HAT8*«V • CAPS SW EATERS Pa nnrar.nter. ■ ■. • 0 3'! Rk •( -utulJiar, one Sort of man and nnflower*, be sure to take n basket Or: Russian Commercial Ihvak, begin* The ind-eyrd rattle left the .hade ft y . • vr i* . . •thcr, one i ort of love ntnl another. ft > Norlhwoft jerwi clcor. To eeek their coollrtg creek In vain; vaas, no ;nntt:r whether you think! operations this month. ■i Tlie llowere that her hands had cherished, Atco— HE Ptt • 1 . i This batik har. been organized as Just re lived fA new rhlpment of all these lines----- The price in light they may take a prire or not. , Wo That made the borders buvutvtbright. Fa They Unr.d their lovaly lieude and per­ . ^ folkt have a wonderful county—thl* a trndo bank by II, Aohberg, a i« -■ ished]' , ft4 Ra ft» n KT P i tea tea ftj BP THIS W A Y ” ; Seminole, r.n‘J the tiiafe wo realize Swedishfinancier, wilh tho nid of flcr tear* had fallen at the eight \ TWO-PART COMEDY this, and'tile prouder v.-c arc 'Of the American and German capital. The foe* tho hotter for all of ua and our Russian stato bank of Morrow hts ••nut ah,’ eha breathes, **I lovs foraorrow— Richard Barthcirtiess in dear! ;children, and the atrtnf'cr* who aroidne momber on tho hoard and parIt cannot truly matter whether “The Seventh Day” also a Twojdr.ily thronging In to cast their lot tidpstc* In tho capital to tr. j extent We gain the year or lose, the year, • i part Century Comedy Just“ sow* we,,v“ live,h" thev-year ■with uj..,B ring your beautiful Howl of 10 per cent. Tho founders, of the ',u*1 r together.” W J. J. N, CONNER, Manager Icra— let ua look our possibilities in hank do not intend to finance indue Then on th. hearth a fagot f*lls The Store of Quality with Low Prices tho face, nnd *es if wo cannot build try, but will assist in tho orgnuixa- j An.l breaks to sudden lesping light; For Florida: / Fair nnd r 1 -* d• the night, .Sfnmd Hhcets. H '/ jxll, only up ihto wondorful beauty our county Uon of several limited cmpni.i,,. A warmer tonight uml Tliura- ft; Phone 104 115 East First Street5l»c t'cr I.1MH), while they Inst, nt that is already so wonderful in tho with foreign capital for tho develop- ■ Th« cirri* of hla young arm make* day; frost in north por­ A shelter where the »Urk had been; H erald offic e . tf more practical side of horticulture. ment of vital Industrie*. The old clock on the mantel wekea tion tonight. For the purpose o f banking opera­ And crlce'Thankentvln* In. Bring your flowers— if you happen to .-Youth'* Companion.. Pa to have somethlng-reninikablc in tiio way tions in Germany a special bank, m tet tet lot tet Hi Rl f-T Ni DON'T 8 1 DISAPPOINTSD— of n fruit or vegetable, brills thnt. The Guaranty and Credit Bank Tor ALWAYS USR the East, is being organized in Ber­ Who know* but that front same sntnll Tltc Presbyterian Bninar will be lin with the nid of the Russian state beginning ure rtiuy work up an annual M R S .F R B D DAIGBR, 8oclety Editor held Friday nnd Snturchtl, Doc. 1st kt bank, through which nil opcratior.n event that all may look forward to Th. Io «-o ^ BAKING POWDER and 2nd In JL C. DuBoso’a office on <3f the new Commercial Bnnk .will K t l O l O K a ^ R l I C t r a l q Pa. PhoM 117-W and work up to. North .Park Ave. ‘ 203-5tp pass. •D EANE TU RNER jm Woman’s Club plant sale .on First It was a big day yesterday for old ^#T-r. street, Fiiday, December first. giving Havs you reafl tho want ads teday? i ; I t veil nnd young. •T t f l . s k . . . the Its tly a ^ n t t a is * » J. If. Wondlcr, of Orlnndo, was cir­ FARM ER CO O PER ATIVE S As a Nation, the American People Haa TO SEEK LEGISLATION culating among-his Sanford friends Ample Cauee for Rejoicing at SOCIAL CALENDAR ‘’Say it.With Flowers^ J today. Thla Period. • ( I lf The A«»nc IHied I’ rraa) loaday— Daughters of Wcalcy D ALLAS, Texas, Nov. 29. — The It I* three hundred jrenrs slnre II meet immediately nftcr prayor lYe hnd to go nnj| tako the children meeting of tho National Council of d take meeting at the homo of Mrs. John wps what nil tho grfu-A !i folks said of Farmer* Co-operatives, to Ite liidd Thanksgiving day waa llrst celebrated ' C. Deen on Park avenue. in Washington December I I to, 10, is on the American continent. TJiu Pil­ the circus.. MRS. J. It. S TE W A R T * grim hnn’d, though they hail Inst half Thutoday-v-Dance and bridge at tho the result of n common desire on the their numbers during Hie nr*t Winter Cut Flowers, Floral Designs and Plants • Country Club. Pnul Lake has as his<guest for the part o f the co-operative* marketing nt Plymouth, and*though they wore Friday— Plant Salb by the Welfare holidays his brother, William Lnke, of organizations throughout the Unit­ beset by hardships nnd by tho fear of . ' ‘ SANFORD, FLORIDA ed States to obtain national* legisla­ lhelr-*nrugo •neighbors, found In Iho PANSIES PE TU N IA S * . ; I Department. • South Carolina. '* If Thank*glving>s»lnn«r Was tion on rural credits nnd the same survival of tho little colony nnd In CARNATION’ S ASTEUS desire on the part o f leaders in Con­ tho hope of n gradually ameliorating versed. How Would Ybu Like It? - SALVIA SH ASTA DAISIES ' . ' W. H. Taylor, of Tampn, was in & f r . s •> I). G. Wagner, of Kissimmee, the gress in enacting into a law a rural lot JuM rnu«o for thanksgiving to God. the city yesterday attending to busi­ IIYBISCL’ S BOUGAINVILLEA popular insurance man, is greeting crodits bill thnt will meet tho. need Ilnve we. who have Inherited thu In* ALDBIIM AN MURPHY ' COLENS CROTONS * ness stltutlons ami the spiritual Ideals (hat local friends in the city today. '•d*I of agriculture, according to C. O. A T DUBLIN TODAY m a l v a M scus HYDRANGEA • M.t they labored to establish, less reason Moser of the Texas Farm Bureau, thnn they to hu thankful? J. W. Dean, o f Jacksonville, arrived RESIDENCE RAIDED • • FERNS A ^O M ANY OTHER P LA N T S —CALI. AND SEE US And what a Thanksgiving we. will nnd member of the council. It* the city yesterday and Is stopping Like the other imllons of the world 814 iMyrtle Avenue------:--------- Phone 260-W have now thnt the special edition is .1-Virtually one,sixth o f all the ngri(n* Tb# SimirliilfJ |'rr»»t At the Montezuma while In the city on tho United stntes hns reached rr crest over and nothing to do till tomorrow. culurnl commodities o f the United social nnd political- crisis. We have DUBUN, Nov. 29. — Alderman: States now are sold co-operatively, passed through n great war, and we Charles Murphy, one zif DoValora's | he said, nnd the success or failure of begin to feel the' burden of debt nnd chief supporter* here, arrived today.* We were just wondering if the Mra. J. »N. Tolar and little son American Fruit Growers \Vculd send such institutions is n mnttcr of grent disaster thnt the wnr laid upon mail- Katirmal troops raided tho residence \ .Ralph, have returned from Lakeland Our trude 1* disarranged; of Count Plunkett nnd reported the j national concern. Thcro are now ap­ kind. where they spent a week as the guest the Herald forre a Blue Goose for neither nnaiiclally nor economically are seizure of a quantity of explosives j A proximately 150 such organizations Thanksgiving. we so prosperous as wo are wont to nnd military equipment. Of her mohter, Mr*. McIntyre. doing an annual businesJ in oxcaiu lie. We nre n little nfrnld of tho fu­ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ • it-rof n billion dollnr*. ture, for wo have been shaken out of Don’t jump on the newsboys for the 112 M AG N O LIA AV E N U E ' ' Mr*. IJ. A. Fellows has returned The Herald, 15c per week, delivered • Tho ^conference, while designed I tie easy and Comfort aide ronlldotice delay ill the Daily Horttitl. They were home from Mulberry w h o * she had chiefly to confer with the national In our own elllrlency In which we have kn operation performed for* cancer by not responsible nnd in a few days wo leaders in* congress In the matter of been used to live. *, t)r. J. T . Wniltma, Which was a (le­ will try to get it out on record time the financial legislation, will discuss But great junterlnl prospej-lly Ik not -l Store in Florldn if nil goes well. 10 Stores in Georcinaded aUcccss. other propci* needa o f agricultural always n matter for thanksgiving, it credit, both from the standpoint of sometime* softens and dissipates the ___ • c- ■ ■ ' •• Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Lousing and livestock nnd crop production and of strength nml virtue o f a nation. Per­ Mr. and Mrs. Jas. C. Pearce and haps nations like men should echo the daugiitcr, Beth and Miss Ontnh Allen marketing. Johh C. Pearce, of Jacksonville, urrivprayer of Agur: "Give me neither leave tomorrow for Gainesville where Representatives o f virtually nil of ed here yesterday and will innkc San­ poverty nor riches." We linvu enough they will Spend the day with their son, the large co-operative marketing as- nmlr.llke the Pilgrims, wo ran reaeoiiford their homo. A t present they ure Fay Lousing, who is attending the |sociutions will lie present nnd purtici-Phone 127 Ideated at the Montezuma. uhty hope for un Inrreaslng More of Sanford’s New Store University of Florida. 1pate, in tho conference, including the comforts In the coming years. Is there ’ , *. California fruit groups', tho apple or- not maple cause for thunk*KMng 'n , M t*,‘ Howard Tibbals and little son E. C. Gwinnf, G. P. Richards, C. S. Knnicntions of tKe Northwest, the i the fact thn». although tho otlrtn ha* Muhaon, o f UttHttlil*, ara apot*dlng n Sweeney, C, McIInlc, George Butler, wheni. organization* o f the North nnd j been tried by adversity and loan and 3SIH 8E E H H 98M 88Q I few* days here H the guest of her m C. McEvoy are n party here from Middle-wcat, the potato organizations|assailed, by doubt nml misgivings, I, •uni; Mr*. Fannie S. Munson nnd slsBuffalo, N. Y., who are in the city of Maine, Michigart, New York and ■hows no sign of losing It* henrt or Its teni, Misses J o t . and Fannie Iteba in the interest of the picture indus­ Wisconsin, the milk organizations of head? The gospel of hnrd work nnd . „ , rheerfiil courage still, counts most Muhaon. try, , Now Englnnd and Chicago as well as j Aniprlcflna ns its adherents. We nr*. 4* — the perishable associations in the worj,|„g our Wny out of the depression ... »•— MK and Mrs. Lorcnxa Stnup, of B. A. Howard, o f Pnhokce, will southern ntntes, including those of Hint the war Caused. Ulissfleld, Mich., left today, motoring upend Thnnksglving with homo folks. Florida. This will include ns well the \\V do not thank Hod because our 4hrb4icJ> to their winter home in Brad- He reports everything jn tho grout co-operative* in the south of rice, tray 1* the way of fntneio* uml of iieace, \intown, Fla., after a delightful'visit Okeechobee, country ns recovering tobacco and cotton. lint hrcmiHC, la the time of testing nnd W ith relatives in Sanford. Mr. nnd from the recent rain* r.nil the grow­ trial, our people are able to quit them­ selves like men.—Youth’ll Companion. "llr*: A. M. Stnup nntj family. » ers .getting ready to plant and harvest SOUTH AMERICA SEEKING — — their winter vegetables. C A PA B LE A TH LE TIC TRAINERS That Settles It * PAR ENT-TEACH E RS ASSOCIA­ • *• • V'iir3 Mr. nnd Mr*. .George Wise • nml TION (llr Tin1 Awortnlnl. I»rr«»» Mr*. Wise’s daughter, Mr*. II. H. fh e newly organlied Parent-Teach­ RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 29.—The e r* Association, met last Thursday af­ Carter, "of Red Rank, N. J., were In j South American nml Olympic Games ternoon In tho drainnr 8chool Audi- the city today calling on old friends. Football Championship shrie* proved PRESiaewn toriun^ with a good attendance in Mr. nml Mra. Wise ore-old. Sanford one o f the most attractive feature* (vtciM &g citizen* and their many friends were of the Brazilian Centennial Celobra-. apiU of the bad weather. Jrn. E. P. Morse, president, called glad to see them again. They, nre tion. About five hundred nthictcs „ \ : Th a n k i • Chile, Uruguay, the maeUftg to order nnd presided in Dow living in Miami whore George is from Argentina, Cl cParaguay and Brazil came here to •n Jffjclent manner. Among tho mat- engaged in the laundry hUiinsss. , participate. teHi o f Importance discussed and at­ Tho field meet event* nnd football tended to, was the committee appoint­ “Chances Poor” For. . games took place in the huge stadium ed ;to draft the constitution nnd liy* Motor Cars in China of tho Flumincuso Football Club, and las^a. . It waa also decided to meet during tite major events the stands jpliitly ono each month, at the GlamPEKING, Nov. 28.—Ths degreo of. wore filled to their cnpaci^', whichj.v maV school at 3:30 p. m. These if cctprosperity \vhlch enable* American 50,000 person*. The football games, ih ft will b f t l f n m i Thursday of farmers to buy automobiles has not especially, were tho means of attract­ a officers of ths association are: yet readied China. An American au­ ing enormous number* o f fAn* who Prtfcltfent, Mrs. E. P. Mono; vice- tomobile compnny instructed Rs Pek­ constituted colorful and uniraated prMldfnt, Mrs. Hansoll; sccrcUry dnd ing agent to report on the prospects pictures of gay enthusiasm. Every participating country show* it, Mr*. C. J. Ilyan; press of Helling their machine* In tho rural Mr. Turk—From new on I'm ■f'ln cd opccial development in some lines district* of China. The agent, after 8, Mr*. FredvDaigcr. tho admlnstratisn. |l earnestly desired that all the a eureful survey o f .Chihli Province, in of spotr or athletics. Chile, for ex­ ___1 ____ :— ample, easily ‘ took first .place in nil .«r* j\nd, intVsiU d friends wifi which Peking i* located, replied: "Chnnces poor., Tho average> gross of the distance foot races, the Chil­ ad these instructive meetings held earnings for .a year’* farming in this ean runner I’ lnza winning both the T H E RED CROSS on to Marathon (40 kilometers) and the U ^ ’ilesfrAl that all provlnco Is 560 In gold,” SU PPLEM ENTS . Cross Country (10 kibmvtcra), Ar­ this difficulty, tho ngcat *tifd, theie G O V E R N M E N T S E R V IC E interested friend* will J"? Iier* »nd gentina excelled in the shorter races, are few country roada-in China. , B Y M E E T IN G T H E meetings held these tho hurdle* nnd the relay races. Bra­ In Faking the average Income of n P A R T IC U L A R NEEDS each month. man who pull* a rickishaw ten hour* zil captured nit the nquntics, rowing, O F T H E IN D IV ID U A L swimming and water polo. Willy E X -SE R V IC E M A N . } The Florida Development Bo«H a day, seven days a week is $9 per Scowald, Bmsil, broke all South T H IS W O R K C A N N O T month. recommend* to tho chambers of com­ .] ___ American.fecords throwing tjto jave­ --------- . GO O N UNLESS YOU merce and other cM c agencies in it lin. SUPPORT IT W ITH GERM ANY USING JOB. - they co-operate with the women’s Argentina and' Chilo broke about YOUR MEMBERSHIP M ARK POSTAGE STAMP clubs In their communities in. fur­ •ten in (hooting, fencing and .horse­ DOLLAR thering the highway beautification manship, leading all other contest­ P A Y UP TO D AY * R E R U N , Nov. 29.— Postal rales k, and that so far a* possible, ants. Although Brazil won the havd risen so high in Germany that •oaks, palma, hibUcus, oleanders ar tropical planta arc used stamps have bfguti to nppear in large championship, Uruguay’ and Para­ j, of S t Petenifootball ____ ______________ _________ denominations. The 100-mnrk ttlnmp guay ^ showed, themselves, * highway*. ty yesterday for is tho Intcit to Kmvc the printing pUyera 6f the flrat quality. A break |burg, atrived In the . of lurk- would have been *ufflrient a short visit. press f o r quick results, try 8 kraut “SOWING THE WIND” Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co: LOCALS CALUMET REASONS FOR GIVING THANKS EWART, THE FLORIST mx PIANO TUNING, PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. * B ' * ______________ *•/’ » v_\•v * �. AG EJTW O o ft • THFC S A N F O R D D AILY HERALD, THURSDAY. N O V E M B E R 30, 1022 come, lot us sing unto tho Lord I* lot us come with thanksgiving. For He is our God, nnd we ore the people of His pasture.— Pan. 107:25; 8:1, 2, 7. Real Lnating Health, Strength Energy and Vitality Must He Built Up Through T 1IA N K 8G IV IN ’ THOUGHTS tuu iMuniacii g iv irg day is the day,to go r mother with hair as white ns M ttn ld u ._______ IM 1 » n*<M Wads A a p ll'-a ljn n H i»n « S l l i r r ____C l r o i l i l l M O t - W a flrr 8 lilw r lfllu p N a n a i* a*. ' In A N t a a r r •>»« *>p» ........... ......................_ its IfMalkB ..... . .. s »* In C i t y b y C’ n r r l f r ___ __ ______;__ . __i3 i Aricf tell her there's nothing so good . os lids; To poke your feet 'nenth the tnblo there, With its wcnlth o f good things rich nnd rare. With its. turkey n mountain o f juicy And tho cranberry sauce. Youifcel ' like a boy, r r m i b i i t i i b AssnciATKii r n s * * And it mnkes her smile just- to see T h e A ssociated press la ateliislw al* you ent *1lad to tha u»“ fur rraoMIcxtlon of * *s n-wa dlspslchra rr»ailr-1 III It Of Ami rub your stomach and shuffle ,i * *>1t>*rw|an rrsdlic.1 In ihla eap'r your feet, l .:4 also the loral news publish**! ")h, banquet feast for tho moneyed All rights of rs-tmMiration of snreUI 4lapatshr« hrraln ara alan rsssrvsd m tb r i iir iis i.n iii'i|.in\ii. r t . . . . i« And cafea swell for the clubman's And everyone to his taste—but gi It's the old home dinner for such And the ncrald force will have two hours for dhtner today while the rest And the father’s blessing—and the o f the world lias the whole live-long mother's smile— That inakei Thanksgiving day worth Florida has pasted last year’s cltni# record, says the reports on the fruit.* And we hope that Florida will pass last ycar'a record on prices. P. II. A., in Timcs-Union CAUSE FOIl TH AN K FU LN E S S TPcy'rfc tahln* home lh* Riskin'* . We have so much for which to In Turkey ip not so much when you hnnkful that rcgardlcis of our trial enmc tp think uf It. Just n,good f; -ind trilnjhr.inns there* lm o v p n ry c tn hen is guoil enough amLwill make igssea thnt we should not find eau.o mighty fine menf even on Thank for Thanksgiving nnd to pause am giving Day. give thanks to Him from whom all blessings flo w .. Despite the sorrow! and ills to which nil human flesh i: heir there is so much of goudnons an*' ao much bounty showered‘upon all liv ing being:* in this g.eat country ol America that there £re few that can lot today give thanks with hearts 'Smack-; 'illed with praise for the joy of !>• report jjng permitted to live in America. •re yes-1 There are so many foreign coun : nut i t : tries today In which there will be lit- Of tli* "piinkln-' pie so fine: That's imivuI to u* Thanh#sirin' day When bo hit down to dine, ■An* (inr-m-HUi^.eiit'l -t.dptiMl-wntrr. A * we llitnU o’ days gohe by ’ When ive would yltiW our N i l ) Into A "him l." o' nmtlipr’a pie. semi-weekly pajH'rs of th e'stale. The full list of awards follows: * For tfie weeklies: For front page make-up— First, The Plant City < irtcr; second, Th* Highland'* County Pilot of Avnn^J’ink hint, the Fort Pierce N*^v-*-'i'j iburt They're inkin' hnnto lha spirit O f Hit, urc*<t World out o' itoorsWbun the ilu irkt with • fodil, r " -o. Alt* |iea.-ii rrsls list our *lli>» f i fur mrrrtf* .Thai hoi l.r u r tr on un high Hot w «M b# f ir noT- U*h ikftll For ir “ liynW"-o‘ niattoT’s i*lo. Sunday Blue Laws In .tax M the Show Fis Said _ Fur edittir ‘■'orl l^iuderd ’Innt City Ce noot Pio^rt. For ha mil in The llighl.ttul uLThmikigiving-JimRonly— America has made this custom great nnd it Ncwberiy did vould seem that only America car really celebrate it in the manner that p o lf is.n fine g»me if the man wh • is fitting, for in America In-ats tin IpVented- it would invent some plan gierit heart of iuinianjty thnt only for a busy man to get away from his liven to right the wrongs unit to bomoffice in order to play golf. Just how fit mankind in general. thi» fa donu is what is worrying most The whole noti m today hrm many of lit wha would liltc to play golf causes for thanksgiving and in Flor­ every day or bo. ida and in Sanford and Seminole county we can tertalnly "count ou* That bravo Hilllo school teacher . Jn blessings, one by one" nnd feci that Qcoigla wha braved the flames to Cod has been good to ua In so many ^iicuo. the children in the burning ways and oh this g;-cnt day we should school house should be' rewarded in pau e and vcmemtier the Giver of such a manner that she would know AH Things. We all have our jt v.. •nth nets arc appreciated by the pub- mil our sorrmva. but it .does seem .hat in this great country in whinh we live that the joys predominate ami No, Pauline, the Daily Herald is even with our burdens we can always not takipg a vacation today. We might look around nnd see the people of have a little time to cat dinner, but other nations that nre burdened be­ not any. vacation like other folks. We yond nny comparison with iho peo­ lead1 a different life from the com­ ple of thin great ccumliy—the land mon hord It would seem— perhaps a nf the free— in every respect. . And hard life, but it has its bright spots. on this great day— llih* typical Ameri­ can day, Thanksgiving Day—let u* England now says that since other remember our blessing;* nnd give due nations nre not scrapping tlnir bat­ thanks for nil o f them with the hope tleships slic_will Htup scrapping ’ hers i and prayer that this bounteous har­ until there is more scrapping all along vest will continue nnd that we shall tho line, which probably means that continue to merit it In order to rgAlt scrapping o f bnttlc.ihips will tcoivc it. stop nnd some, re a l. scrapping will aogn commence in Europe. We would like lo sou the "bnrnyard golfers-" getting busy on tho va­ cant Mifrywe^lier int on Magnolia avenue. There is nothing like having nil those amusements for tho tour­ ists nnd this lot is n sunny one and sheltered from the cold winds af what * few days in winter when there might be cold v/ilidi.- It *\v:!l mr.i.e an idea) place for raurlst pasUipes. - The Sanford Daily Herald was too busy getting in new equipment nml changing over to a seven-column pa­ per to enter tho contest of news­ papers put on .by the University of Florida this year but wo hasten to corgratulate^the winners nnd hope to be in. jhu.foitUQl next^yesr. Last year wfc were'one of th e’wfnntts In the nix-column contest. i The editor bt the Herald wishes to thank the Kiwanis Club for their ex­ pressions of appreciation of the ef­ forts o f the Herald to give tho people a real daily paper, The Kiwanis Club knows what we nre doing and tells the world about it. The Kiwanis Club has been unusually niro to the Herald and we take this occasion to thank them for Uteir kind expression today and upon many other days. They are helping us "to build." A T H AN K S G IV IN G D AY BIBLE THOUGHT Song of Thansksgiving—0hf i that men Would praise tho Lord for THa goodness, and. for His . wonderful works to. the children o f men I (> BETTER SUPPORT "Florida newspapers Show a spirit of service to their coinnuinilie* and to their statu which make them worthy o f the best support that can be given them," D the opinion o’i Professor M. V. Atwood, of the Now York State Go!logo of* Agriculture at Cornell University, Ithaca. N. Y „ himself the publisher of a commun­ ity newspaper. This statement was made by Mr. Atwood In announcing the winners in the second annual State Newspaper Contest conducteJ by the General Extension Division of the University of Florida ns une fea­ ture of tho University State Fair F,xhibit 'ut Jacksonville, which closed last week. H. C. Riley, Extension Di­ rector, niranged with Mr. Atwood to come South to judge the contest because the New York Slate College of Agriculture hns been a leader in the Interest,*of courrfry newspapers. Last year's contest was judged by Prof. Bristow Adams, also o f Cornell. In announcing his awards, Mr. At­ wood pointed out the obvious d iffi­ culties in mnking decisions which would please all or even Impress them ns fair. *He was, however, ns a resi­ dent of another state, oblo.to g> nt his work without bins, actuated only by a desire to rank tho papors os his experience and judgment dictated. There were classes for wccjtHos, with threo ribbons f6r each class, and fo r slx-cblumn and seven-column dallies, with a single award only In O f course, a man’s earning1 power counts, but what is o f prime importance is his saying third, The Mulbeiry Prcr-i Thei Florida Advocate; second. The \rendia Enterprise: third, The F >■ VRiiee UeiBorrat. o f Live Oak. (if the ue.ddie*. tjie i'lalit < ity 'oinirr limn v.on two ijbbann, n fire.L ind a m i Mill; the llfgliltinda County Pilot won two, a first and a s-rc.ind. a Ii ’ Ic tht; Florida Advocate likewise r or seven-r-.ilumn uailks: lh - Mi tmi lie aid . wept nil four classes, u« it did last year. Mr. Atwood points out that if any of the above uwarda *cem c,uite con­ trary to (he generally recognized merits of papers it may either be the r t: till of a difftTitnce of opinion on he basis Tor Judging or becam e nume ndih-her has made up what might lxcalled n "show pisper" of at e.'ccelleme far above iii.-* average. S j many folks‘"who nrd reaching for thnt "something" to revive their wasted BtreiiKth nn'd endurance often nre icd to l>clle«c£ht*t idl they need, to di is. to take some one r.f the^mnity things they hear of, which promise to put “ nerve/orcc” into their blntqj. They don’t rotljae thnt they must get real, lasting rtrvngth nnd endurnrtcc-by getting their stouvwh and in* testlnc3 in shape to get the iron and vjtnmincs out of the food they eat, and into their blood. * That’s where tho secret o f health, strength and endurance is. In your food. If your stomach and intestines can't digest, nsaimtinte nssimllat nnd eliminate nioperly Uio* food you ent, you can't *___ ... ___i_ ..... . health, i... iii......... ..... hope to »regain your energy and endurance, lit) matt.T what you trkc. Thousands o f run-down folks arc putting their stomach in shape by using the new medicine known an III’ * CtJ-.MA, nnd soon notice that they be­ come free from the terrors of pain, can stand long walks, harder' work and really enjoy life. That’ s bemuse ItE-CU-SlA cnCfCH the food they ent to In fill immediately nuking rH i red blood to carry nourishment t i their nerves, tissue and brain, anj mnko them healthy, robust, ro*y #vbceked nnd Rtrang. ItE-CU-MA Is sold in Bun'onl by The' Union Fhnrmasy ntuTthe loading druggists in every city.— Adv. p ow er. It is not the amount with which you open an interestbearing account that means most in the end, but the regu­ larity with which you add to it. The Peoples Bank, o f San­ ford will help you to keep your earning power and saving po\er well balancedi J~\ 1 * 1 t* A l l 1 1 4 1 1 r i 1 ' I ft / ] ' Sanford, Florida / E V E R Y F R ID A Y Famous Novelty Dunce (Irchcstrn "You don't have to know how to dance, junt get'on and rule" The Snappiest, Faajebt and Classiest Orchestra ih the Land Call 423, if you want that baggogi , ooked after with tlespa tch.—QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. MILES SOUTH OF SANFORD Under New Management XV. S. Sewell, Manatrer THE RED CROSS SUPPLEMENTS . IOVERNMENT SERVICE BY MEETING THE PARTICULAR NEEDS OF THE INDIVIDUAL EX-SERVICE MAN. THIS WORK CANNOT C.0 ON UNLESS YOU SUPPORT IT WITH ^ Y Q L'It..M E.M 15EKSiIIi PAY UP TODAY Our aim is tn SERVE Sol Inin. .Mr, Mrnon •ay* its a. ease Ity, not merely to have a of rank tlireriiel mtinn -tho Tuanner SERVICE T il \NSFER. hi which Ejue-dh,irday laws nre cn» farced. ’’ A et^ciihle inov’Mne it h ta appar­ ently developed* for u far-flung en* with Mahon at tl;e head, .♦a iirumi*- a to .ipertkjn. every church in what he declares to be ring Sunday movies nnd 'I I * > mom ivoles-,I the* constitu­ tionality, it >ei” i: , o f a city ordinance prohibiting the operation of certain amucdmentJi and biwirass tm Sun­ day, but just whfch side o f he pres­ ent coot rove rry finds, support in the ilttet: ioti is still moot. Both claim to Fable: Once there was n .garage mechanic who hkd loo much senac t i tme pliers on a nut, , Phone 113 112 MagnuMa Avenue L A D IE S ’ S W E A T E R S i‘s Wear Serifc, Navy, jtrey and The new government In Italy hasl A rep tib|lc is a place where every one political advantage. Black shirts|few years give citizens a new cot of don’t show dirt. rulers lo cuss. .(.’otton BlmikctH, doubled full Wool Blanket.1*, full Bine, pair Doll Furniture Doll Trunks .... Doll fjtovo.H New lot for Christmas, ju st. arrived Special for, each , ’ . • Electric Trains $8.00 (o i Trains on Track ..... $1.25 to Kridor Sots...,.......... 50c to Rook t , ............ 25c to Gtunes ......................75c to Mechanical Toys .... ............ 35c I BUY NOW, OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE L A D I E S ’V C O A T S U I T* S m l Only 35 real Nobby Coat Suit^lef all wool Serges and Velours-- v Sizes 1G to 48, plain tailored and Fancy Models V ONE-FOURTH OFF FOR F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y W H AT’S IN A NAME? merchant in Constantinople calls his shop the "Ameri can Bakerv" und business booms. Note the many’ languages in which the signs o:t the windows nre printed indicating the divernity of the population. The loaves seen on the Storefront are real and are halloa hffonh evfcry!morning according* lo the Constanti- % �Where the Swallows Fly Cards of Sanford’s Rfput- to ■bis Professional Men, each of whom. In his chosen pro- to to featIon the IUrald recora- to mends to the people. • .to Clottlfiod Ads 6c u line. No ■d taken for less than 25r. and positively no classified ads charred to anyone. Cash most, accompany all orders, Count five worde to a line and remit accordincly. WAN’S JUDGMENT OF WOMEN to to to to to Hi to FOR SALK George A. DeCottes / FOR S ALE —A real bargain Seven passenger Hnyncs car in fine con­ dition^—FredWnlsma, 211-Gtp FOil SAI.E— Several well bred Rhode Island Red roosters, 10 months old. Ortr Semlnoje County Dunk Inquire of Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdntl 211-3tp BANFORD *** FLORIDA avenue. FOR SALE—5 passenger Paige tour, ing car, five goud tires, A -I condi­ FRED R. W ILSO N tion. 1921 model. Sanford Huick Co. Will sell on easy terms,' 211-2tc a t t o r n e y -a t -l a w SANFORD FOR S A LE —Gasoline pump and tauk. 800 Mugimlin Ave. 210-tltp FLORIDA SEVERAL llOUSEObTeile. ’ Houso for rent. ■^ ’ cc Thigpen. wood CHELLE M A IN E S •:* ’ LAW YER — Court House FOR S A LK —Hosier and Gaya’ paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Work*, Sanford ngentfl. * 183-tfc Second sheets, H'/,xll, only 50c per l,000, while they last* al Hcrnld office. If M to to to Yon can find the name or every live Business Man in Sanford in this Column each day. We’ll Dye For You BON TON STEAM PRESSERY FOR SALE— 10 acres in Long wood, corner of Grove nnd Orango ave­ nues, S. E. 1-4 o f N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1-1 Sec. 25, Twp. 20, Rnngc 29,— Thos. J, Baxter. ' ll-2-lm o. PEPPER;SEED Ftj i r S A L E ^ l have n surplus of 35-lhs. of Ruby King pepper seed saved by myself out of the very best New Jersey slock, $2.75 tier lb. Address, E Grothen, Datiia, Kent & McKee, Props. CLBANING, DYEING, ALTERING FOR RALE— Five room bungalow* on Work caied for nnd delivered exceptionally easy terms or will Phone 464-J— -»3 1 4 West First St. rent,— A. !\ Connelly & Rons. 205-tfc -WE DELIVER THE GOODS (Sru. This photograph was taken at an Island off Koy West, FU., tho tndezvous of thousands upon thousands of swallow*. Fruit Market May OUTSIDE N A TIO N S MUST RULE TU R KS Be Oversold With TO BRING PEACE Citrus Products FARMERS— You can get seed bed frnm—' and Irrigation plugs at th* Sanford Novelty Worka^ 100-tfc Who should rule in the Ottoman Em­ pire with its population of mixed ntces—Turk jTI recti', 'Arniminn ? ~Uo!rert Dunn, former Aide for Intelligence to Out U. S. High Commissioner at Constantinople, in tin article in Mc­ Clure’s Magazine for December, “ The Rig Idea for Turkey,” quotes official statements of the * American High Commissioner that none of the Near East races is fit for self-government. Says one report: “ Among this would-be clast of rul­ ers have demonstrated their utter worthlessness. Armenians iti Russian Armenia have shown how little can he expected of them. The attempt of the Greeks in Smyrna bus produced con­ tinual bloodshed." —„ "There is no evidence,” Mr. Dunn A further upturn in citrus prices in tile New York market yesterday with \sl«nltn«S- Tihown- nt the- new higher levels fn other markets, is giving rise to speculation ns to whether oranges nnd grapefruit have been oversold as far ns the movement for the- Christmas market is con­ cerned. Tho lack of improvement in color and maturity, it is said, probably will operate to hob! buck the movement of a considerable volume of fruit which is was earlier anticipated! would be ready for movement by that time. In fact, it is said that all the packing houses in the state now probably will ins unable to move out n sufficient volume of good, 'mature fruit-between this time nnd Decentiter 15, the Inst date for Christmas* FOR RENT—lJounekecping apart­ ment TlirO aintvfq 20D12tp living its,normal life, is in the least Storage Facilities FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchenette'. superior in morals, intelligence- or —Shirley Apartments opposite post If We please you, tell others; if not, ability in government to the Turanian, office, upstairs. 28-tfc tell u . Phone 498 Tartar or Russian Aryan. FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment "No part of tin old Turkish or Rus­ SANFORD , Fomdalc Apartments, 305 E. First; sian empires,’ except jjarls of Arabia 100-tfc |occupied by Arab tribes, comprises n Machine & Foundry Co. Street. FOR RENT— Furnished house and majority of any one m e , except in General Machine and IloUer Works! three furnished apartments. Phono isolated spots. For the last four Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; 371-W. 204-lQtp years the American High Commission­ Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank FOR IlkhlT-Clnc lied room nnd kitch­ er, Roqr-Admiral Mark L. Bristol, U. -Phone 62 Shaft* Returneden furnished, price $15 per mollth. S. N., has advocated good government Apply to Mr A II. D.' Durant nt Lako for the entire old Ottoman Empire, Kyea Examined Glosses Designed Mary. 193-tfc including Mesopotamia; and this with-j tracts for oranges for Christmas out any partition whatsoever, either j shipment which have been made roHenry McLaulin, Jr.f W ANTED for theJ[>onefl( of individual European cently on a low price basis. Such vm NTED' ft n u n n n m nations or for particular- racial claim*, j contracts, of course, Will menn n dismall cottage or bungalow, well He lias advised that Turkish adminis- red loss to those shippers who made Opt leian-Op tome trier tainted, with nil cotiveniences. Spec­ Irntjou bo abolished everywhere, and them,.in thu face of higher f. o. Ii. 42 Bast First Street Hanford. Fin. ify ail particulars, together with best that the entire country he placed un- jprices prevailing, jrice and termn. Must he n bargain. del an administration according to There tire'said to be a considerable ELTON J.MOUGHTGN- Address P. O, 2Il-10tp 'modern and civilized .Ideas. number of such contracts made by n “ Such a government must Ik* sup- few who were Unduly pessimistic n ARCHITECT plied by some European nation or by short time ago. Most o f these conAtnoricn, ami it must take over Tur- tracts are said to have been made Roam 7; Miller Did*. key with nil its former boundaries., in southern territory, where ClirintSANFORD -:A FLORIDA It niU3t give the people universal cdu- j njns trade in oranges Is a big annual cation and absolute freedom of rcllg- featurq. . Some contracts are said to iou* belief- Finally, when they are j be in existence guaranteeing the dcSANFOK. - NOVEL ! V WANED—A chnnco to build your sufflciciitly educated t» know how to livery of hurh Christmas oranges for . WOItKS new homo beforo lumber gets any vote, they should be allowed to ballot:a* tew ns.two dollars tin'll twenty-five uglier, Finns nnd estimntos furnish­ for the determination of tho bounda- cents f. o. b. to two dolltirs nnd fifty V. C. C O Ll.FR . I'rttp 'd.—Snnford Novelty Works. 183-tfc ties of Much autonomous stntes nfi’ cents f. o. b. per box. Only n very General Shop and Mill ■'OR RENT— One furnished bed room, 320 Onk Ave. Phono 2003. 203-Gtc •Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER W ANTED—Have client wanting n *mall Jplnco, near »U V V | m M i towh, someH muck ‘ K17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. not particular ns to condition of tho iiuuKe. Will pay almut $1,000.— Strout G ILLO N & F R Y Farm Agency. 209-tfc n titts t* who nre compelled to fill these contraets.with fruit then worth ponsidcrably more, it is said, is likely td tie severe. BLECTRlfcAL CONTRACTORS WANTED TO RENT— Permanent, 3 Interviews with several ’ lending or 4 room-unfurnished apartment, factors in the citrus business, here brought the statement that they had WssUnibouso Lights and Appliance* flat or houso, desirable location. Addresa "F. S." care Heraldoffice, Sanno knowledge of any local shippers New Line of Fixtures ford, Fla. . 192-tfc who were tlrtis commitctd to low123 West First Street WANTED— Your houso to build or priced contract*, but ndvircs'from the ceived about them. And A repair, by a carpenter. E. O. southeastern states imitated thu ex­ far away nnd doc* not enre, B. W. H ERND O N Minx, 204 Myrtle Ave. 212-3tp istence of such contracts from some ssurce,'aggregating probably several LOST ^'Moonshine Still hundred cars.' INSURANCE AGENCY Will} the colocr weather fruit is £ Exploded, K illin g ' [RE-------- AUTO-------- BONDS carrying nicely nnd arriving in the s Several People markets In wholly sound, ebmHtion. This, together with the inability of S. O. Shinholser u ,hundred gallon s+ i u , cuts thn picking hoime* right now to Re­ LOOSE IN P lllL A D B L P IflA . - caro sufficient volume o f fruit inaContractor and Builder turo enough to meet tho market re­ quirement, has operated tii create a »- FLORIDA SANFORD -j new price pasis, and to lift quotations out o f the recent easy lovehj. It is generai declared that the time retraining now REPAIR for Christmas shipments is so short tbero I* littlo.hopo for- those who Phone 304 IMPROVED CAVINDISH wxnt “ bear” on the Christmas mar­ BANANA PLANTS ket and they, will hny^to take th’uir Wight Ilroa.’ Dept. Gnrage Bldg punishment.—Orlando Sentinel. Will produce a commercial bunch _ AT A SACRIFICE. DODGE of fine flavored bananas in one TOURING CAR, $50 CASH, SIX year from Betting. EDUAL PAYMENTS.— B. & O. $10.00 PER DOZEN MOTOR CO. 206-lfc Friday will be Plant Sale Day—all day long at Pop Wilson's Itco Officb. Bring your flowers—show lun.nudo County will grow. what A man nnllccn, first n woman's fare, second her akin, third her abut** and fourty tier hutuK He rnrgly sol's her hat, but proba­ bly fdcls It. He gets the effect uf it unconsciously. Mentally, u man Is first conscious of n woman’s c/n, second Hit voice. lIteyoad these two his curiosity doesn’t This Hunk stands four square for tho.tluvclopmcnt of rural life on its soda! as weil as its productive dak*,, Phono 489. Herald office. Come in—rlet’s get better acquainted SANFORD, FLO R ID A »f STRENGTH ■SERVICE PROGRESS TREES LINE MEMORIAL ROAD People of Pennsylvania County Havo Worthily Paid Tribute to Fallen Soldier Heroes. Keep Painted Woodwork York county, I’cnnaylrttnli, ha* the honor of po**cs)diig the largest stretch of road TJncd with memorial trees in memory of tlm fallen heroes In lie' © ' nttiiibering several thousand, have beep In course of planting for two years under tins pqsplcci of the York Wnmtjn’a club. They extend In n con­ tinuous line on both shies of the Lin­ coln highway entirety across the coun­ ty. Two tablets, nt etttuT end of lias 25-tnlle thoroughfare, were recently unveiled and dedicated. At tins exer­ cises it letter from Mrs. Warren G. Harding was recrlvtSl liy the Woman’s eittb. In wit Mi she said: <‘ta the planting of 25 miles of that fnmolts highway, you have erected « memorial that the entire country eon enjoy Iti the years to nunc, Mny tong life ntlend the trees you have placed in the run* o f the Lincoln Highway Memorial and Tribute Tree assoc lu­ ll on." Evcry tree I* worked wltlt the tmme of « I’ennsylviinla soldier who gave his life in the war, nnd the tr e e s have tieen registered with the American Forestry association. Clean wooden floors, linoleum, tile, marble, concrete, with Mokes all house* cleaning easy. Large cake V N o waste bUlkofutBin Ltd Hargis’* Sas* (Jo. NcvYtrk, U.S. A. Some Water Power. Thlrty-iitm per cent of nil wntcr power In this country I* on site* with­ in the national forest*, while ull tliut on Sites outside the national forests Is dependent upon water arising in them, say* the American Forestry a*. soetution, wlileti Is lighting to keep the* control of these forest* out of the hands of this Interior department. The western mountains contain 72 percent of our totnl potential wntrt* power and of this, 42 per ceijl I* In tho west­ ern forest*. This power I* being rapid­ ly developed. Tho United Stales for­ est service has In force 17-1 power transmission tine* and ll'T power proj­ ects. with minimum discharge capac­ ity of fit*.),000 horse power. Tho Daring Dlhnsr Oown. "The Into Mrs. George Gould,” said n New York woman, "dressed beauti­ fully, hut she never dressed daringly. She didn’t approve of during dres*. "Mr*. Gould entertained an English­ woman nt tier Lakewood place, last year. 'This Englishwoman was very lovely. Very ultra, too. "I was Invited to dinner to mefct her. She Ib ah athlete, you know—a swlinnier, u barefoot dancer, u polo player nnd ull that sort of thing. A* she passed down lla? long salon of Georgian court In it marvelous dinner gown I told to Mr*. Gould: “ 'Oh, tier figure 1* too divine.* " T think.1 suld Mr*. Gould, ’’it's too dlvlnnble.’ ” Old o*a Ciptaln Vanishea. Among tiio wa’* tnystcrlcfl tlM'n* 1* none more Interesting than tho fate of I’npt. Josliua Slocum of Falrlmven, Muss. Captain Slocum, a retired sea captain sailed around the world In a small boat, with an old clock by way of a chronometer, nnd not even a dog for companionship. Captain Slocum completed hi* threeyear trip In 1898, rested for ten years, nnd then took to sen again In Ids tlrtrty-six-foot Spray. Ho was never heard of afterwnrd. Ostriches by Parcel Pott. From the emit henstern corper of the United State* in the Florida iVqlnsuis to the rar'tioHliwe*toru affner In the state of Washington, probably (ho long­ est itrrtlght-llne distance that enn be traveled In the' contlnvntal limits of the country, two habjr ostriches .were itlnnthm alive and trteught to their ticking through ihe medium o f the parcel post. Tho ostrich "peeps" wore about the *lze of full-grown brown Leghorn tiejjs.___ ■_" [ Rich Return From Timber Land*. . The state of Washington hd* real­ and Post Cards at tho Hurald office, ized more titan $21,000,000 from the safe of land nnd tlml*cr on original Thi* ago will-bo remembered by the gmrit* to the state by the federal gov­ v altitudes rcachbd'by flyers nnd the ernment: Tho real reason Is, wo give SER­ platitudes spoken by statesmen. \ VICE. That’s our middle name. When others nre idle, wo keep mov. Phono 493. - . 194-Th-Fri-Sat Second sheets. M . . thcroVa tknw^.L -rW itunn tfdr L If __m ttPU 60c per 1.000, Whilo t Ing; reason It—QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, Therefore as a matter of good citizenship' as well' as good business, we offer to help YOU obtain a lugger farm in­ come and a more enjoyable rural life!* It is here published tor the first time, thus vluluilug tradition and cus­ tom, which declare tlmt wind every­ body know* should never be revealed. —Thomas L. Masson in the New York Sun. 90-tfc Kbit s a l e — ?«.r,o Please arrange to. pay caah on de­ livery, ami specify tho kind of wood wanted, when placing your order.— F. S. Vernay. lDC-tfc W e Pay 4 % Interest on Savings Accounts Itut.tr her-volco shows too much of tho clover or the Intellectual lie Imglus to back off, mill theft probes her eyes to too whether they belle liur Voice or not. A \vJinan's cyg* often do this anrao tiling. Her voice may say, "I am very highbrow," wlille her eyes nre saying. ‘ •Don’t you licllevo it I" This is tho way, till over the world, men are Judging women nnd have al­ ways Judged them, llut it is u great secret. Nobody knows It but u very few people who have wdeiunly agreed never to divulge it. it I* so universal1among all men that they are quite unconvduus about Altorney-at-UMf First National Hank Building SAVINGS BSSTTfOth, Though Long Known, It Hsrs>'f>ut]Ushsd Absolutely for ;»!• tho Ff?it Tims. H-yo you lost or found anything T That We Have the Exclusive Distribution of t! FOR SANFORD and have received our first shipment and will ceive another shipment in a few days. W e will carry at all times a complete stoe these Tires and Tubes, and we arc prepared give yOu real service. The Kelly is a standard tire o f the hig quality, and it Costs No More to Buy a K E L L » i • / L E T YO U R N E X T T IR E BE A K E L L SANFORD, FLO«RID A • r 4 �n o D A ILY ASE B A L L DOT B A L L A.SKET B A L L RAT SHOOTING GOLF BOW LING TENNIS . BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor RMERS AND MERCHANTS WIN OVER CHASE & CO. AND ROTARY s Farmers Within Striking Distance o f The Champs While the Rotes Stay Out o f C ellar' Both Stevenson and Amann Slip While Tail End ■ By the Skin o f Their Teeth era Are Picking Up Several Points j Merchants umV Chase A Co., on nt of their regular scheduled falling on Thanksgiving, bowled lay night o f this week, with the t that Chase & Co., lost another, trig the Merchants to pass the •y Club. ithcr the merchants or Chase I any exceptionally high scores as their totals were well under the housaml mark, Rive rolling high of the evening, Ihirdon pushing a close, second and Jones, of * & Co., coming third, j scoros for this game nro ns folChase & 104 124 132 137 372 87 289 120 351 120 35-1 98 295 1001 Merchants ......130 134 ____09. 133 ... .... .......129 101 __ — _____ -...101 137 ns ...... J Jl?.f D4 ' nil ..... I l l 135 404 232 120 400 110 354 104 198 299 134 atnis ___.I...— --- --------i ‘ 4 - . 1887 'ARM ERS-RO TARV GAME . t Farmers nnd Rotary game, looked like a walkaway for the tiants in the early part of the , nettled down to a real battle In nst gntnpf with the final count ng a majority of 180 pins for tho crs. By winning this game the Farmers put themselves within striking dis­ tance of the Champs, ami inasmuch ns the Farmers and Congregntionals play each other next week, it real Bure enough hhttle is expected. Hcrbst rolled high score with Couch a close second und Houshoider trail­ ing-close behind. And-while the Farm­ ers were putting themselves within striking distance of the top they .also put the Rotes within striking distance of the cellar. Ami next week while the Farmers and Champs nro fjghling for first place the Rotes meet Chase fi Co. to decide the cellar honor issue. ■ Score for last night's game fo l­ lows: j Farmers .152 159 ,128 439 Amann .... 143 114 . 157 414 Chapman .... .134 109 113 416 Pcxnld ... ... 200 145 111 486 Hcrbst* 156 175 ■ 137 468 Couch r . ___ “ ADR” NEW TON ARKANSAS IlOV WHO IS A CLONE ON FLORIDA ELEVEN Today Mointhc9th0fll> IBs first vacation after leaving IOLL1NS: W ulf (c ) (wt. 170) No. 1, left end; Sutliff (178) No. 2, left Hendrix was In the government serD SlUhy (195) No. 3,JalL «uard; Enwry <170)-No.-4, centeri Currib^viee-«n-tht^ Mississippi Ttrer between No. 5, right’ guard; Warner (195) No. 17, right tackle; R. Colado (138)) j Vick Vicksburg ami Natchez ns foreman of , quarterback; Tenre ( 101) No. 9, light hnlf-baek; Seeds.(165) No. 10,,! a gi gang of laborers building willow mattresses in connection with levi'c lalfbnck; Thomas (168) No. 11, full.back. ITETSON: Scott (13.5) left m il; Waldron (170), left tackle; Trchhlc construction. Although only eighteen , left guard; Carroway (165), center; Runyan (160) right guard; Si hu- years old he was "boss” .of forty men. r (c ) (1 8 0 ):right taflile; Hoyle (150) right end; Mortx (140) quarter- It happened that nearly all thc engi­ Hon (150) right halfback; Morgan (170) left halfback; Alderman (11*4) neers with the government fleet en­ gaged in the work were graduates of 10k. ** the University" of Florida und their iU BSTITU TES—Rollins: Lenncy (162) No. 12; Ilnines (157) No. 13; praises o f the school resulted in New-, ich (180) No. 14; Ward (145) No. J5; Trowbridge (227) No. 16; Benton’s decision to conic to Gainesville. 172) No. C; Potter (159) No. 18; Conway (155) No. 19; Thompson (166)' "A rk ” wot, not acquainted with a 0; Colville (137) Nd. 21; Urnunbtrns (158) No. 22. Iletson: Bowen, J. (145); Cunningham (150); Gunby, B. (140); Rlette single student or member of the fac­ ; Gunby, K. (150); Layton (170); Hays (175) Hardin (160); Peterson ulty when he fame here hut ho re* spoiided to the cull o f Conch Kline for ; Hendry (185); Bowen, It. (110). toferoe*-McQuillan. Umpire—Chittendou. Hcadlincsiniin— Anderson. football practice nnd made the first team. Ilis feiits on the gridiron this Judge—Doblc. „ . _ _ _______ ! compiled Tho follow mg averages niter the games played this week find but few minor changes in the stand­ ing of the fifteen best Iloth Amann mid Stevenson allowed their records to slip n little, Stevenson still with a good lead while Amann will hnvo to perk up in his next .game to keep I ennington front passing him. Thu fifteen best, to-date, nro ns fellows: ( D r T l i f A asorln trd I ’r r u l GAINESVILLE, Nnv. 30.--R. D. (Arkl^Newton, '‘ Bud” Nev.ton in his home town of Camden, Ouachita coun­ ty, Arkansas, but better known on the football fields of- the south nnd at Cambridge, Mass., as a combination of tornado, cyclone, burrientic* ami vo!cunic eruption beenuse of his work this season at right half for the Univarsity of Florida eleven, is a nineteen year old Arkansas product nnd Coach ... 2223 Kline declares if he had two or three Totals .. more “ Arks” on the machine the 'ga­ Biliary ( ’Inti Knight .153 130 125 108 tors would he able to take tho meas­ Houshoider* rrr. 137 1’70 155 462 ure of any Mpind in the country. *'Ark" will be twenty years old on Henry .— . ... .....115 131 11J7 373 January 31, He graduated from the 341 125 125 91 Hill ™*" V .... ...... Camden High School in his seven148 173 453 132 Britt ... ,2037 tcenth year but for two years before Totals .— he htul left school he had performed a man's work during the vacation perStanding of the Clubs Won Lost Pct. iods in the Arkansas oil fieldB as dcrl.oOO rick man and driver of an eight whoeL Congregntionals ..... 5* 0 .800 ed truck. Farmers — 4 1 .600 His first year nt college was nt Men's Club .... 3 2 .100 Cgnwny, Arkansas, where he made Merchants-_________ 2 3 .2001the Hendrix football, basketball, base Rotary Club ........... 1 4 .UOOjbnll ami track teams. He ended his Chase & Co. ...________0 5 _ _ ! stay there by walking away -with the , modal awarded the best all-round nth- ibable Line-up for State s C lassie ot iASON COMES TO .LOSE W IT H M A N Y BIG GAMES SOUTH . M------!i and Auburn Game In Atlanta |atd» Chief Interest as Far as South'd# Concerned 4 --- — Y. (Ilr Til* l*re*s> T L A N T A , Nov. 30.—" A l l , right, .g, let's go!" Thc battle cry of gridiron will Iks heard for the last b today on more than two doicn them field* in a series o f Thnnksing day game* which, save for one ,wo Saturday centrist*, will bring to fooo probably the greatest season game bos enjoyed. ' •’ Carolina, one o f the unbeaten quartet, meets Virginia nt Charlottesville, and Vanderbilt takes on Sewuncs In Nnshvllle. Thu Vanderbilt Commodores, on the Btrongth o f the Benson perform­ ance, should emerge victors over thc Scwaiicc team nnd retain their place umong tho undefeated, hut the Tnr Heels, although favorites, nro promis­ ed n more difficult task In subduing the Sons of the Old Dominion. . These three games, however, will not greatly exceed in interest half a dozen others in which well matched opponents wlfl stake their all In e f­ forts to conquer. Virginia Military Institute and Virginia Polytechnic In­ stitute ,nt Roanoke, will stage their annual contest with tho latter the fa­ vorite to repeat last year’s victory. Alabama and Mississippi A. & M. which tied last year, will pluy in Bir­ mingham with prospects for the formel to odd another victory to its string. Kentucky, one o f the few teams that has downed tho Alaljama eleven this In the old days, greatnes* wns n mutter of being in the front rank; now it is n nuttter o f being on the front page. And that will give every one a chance to sec themselves in the mov­ ies. Hanford and Dny tons Game With Oth­ er Armistice Day Activities nt the Princess Monday nnd Tuesday The movie fans and the foot hall fans will ho well entertained at the Princess this coming Monday and Tuesday. All day Armistice Day Mr. Herndon wns busy taking many thou­ sand feet of film into pictures o f the doings of Sanford people thnt day. Ho covered the fool ball game be­ tween the Sanford and Dnytona teams and those many fans thnt never get a chance to nee the games will lie able ti. witness the Sanford boys in action on those two nights. These pictures are an added attrac­ tion to a |stpulnr feature nnd two rvul THIS B AN fc W IL L NOT O PEN TH AN K SG IV IN G D A Y T is said that Vic McLaulin will took like Wallace Reid. And tho big Thanksgiving program at tho Princess, tonight will bo worth going n long ways to sec. Then tomoruw night and . Saturday comes the big week end features. ■ A COMMUNITY BUILDER up, it 5 I f you will just sum It amounts to this: Tonight big Thanks­ S F. Pi FORSTER, President giving- picture j -loiuorroim nil “ Suture day, big week end specials; Monday nnd Tuesday, the l o w pictures show­ ing armistice day nctivitK's and foot­ The Herald, 15c per week, delivered. ball game, and then by thnt time we will be running right into the big Pianos, Safes, Furniture, in fact week end specials o f rv-'xt week. anything movable, or what others might think immovable, we handle With n program like this, every one with care mid cose. W e assume nil should mark this next week o ff their responsibility.—QUICK SERVICE calendar as movie week nnd no mat­ TRANSFER. Phono 498. ter what night you' go, if you can’t 194-Th-Fri-Sat lake ’em ull In, you will find u pro­ gram supreme, a program that will be Well worth several timWrthu'admlolofl asked. But above nil don't forgpt the local pictures, pictures made in San­ CORRECTED NOV. 14TII, 1922 ford, nnd the date is Monday nnd South Bound Tuesday of next week. TRAIN SCHEDULE Arrive 8h .... 2:36 n.m. 27___ __ 91___ 1:18 p.m. 89.... ... 2:55 p.m. 85 ,. Northbound A rrivo 82___ .... 1:48 n.m. 81.... ... 11:45 n.m. 80..... . .. 2:35 p.m 92... .... 4:00 p.m. Qg lu.U p^TD, No. i No. No. No. No. FO O TBALL GAME IN PICTURES i lion holds places on tin* basketball nnd comedies, ,nnd aside from the fart Mason, a Camden1Attorney nnd stntc Many of the contests will be the senator from Ouachita county, who must important of the year and In ad­ graduated from..Vanderbilt University dition to thc climnx of a season of . . . . , , .............. . .... i« regarded ns probably the bcst-nllspectnculnr pay, the day wilt bring to ,, , , , . . .i / -V *. enrettrs oft «some ...» „c* developed an end the footbnTl o f , round track • man ,ever . ,, 1 ,m , . ... the South. He set four Southern inthe South s greatest gridiron warriors. . ,, . , tercoliegiate Athletic . Association Captain ‘-'Red’ Warren, of Georgia ** . , _ , * , . , , track n-cords in Atlanta in 1908 that Tech, one of the game's most apeetta„ , . . . .. 9 inch intercollegiate record for the ulnr halfbacks, will lend bis tenm into running broad jump. action for the last time against the Newton is not the only college nthAuburn i’lainsmen in Atlanta. Neith­ stood until 1916 when Dana Jenkins, er the Yellow Juckets nor tho I’luins* o f the Eunice, I,a.t H igh school broke men hnve been defeated by another th e-220 yard time at the S. I. A . A. Southern rival this-ycnr und each will meet In New Orleans, the 880 nnd bend its every effort toward victory 440 yard rocsrtls went by the board in tho annuni match. The Yellow inter but Mason still bohiufthe 100 Jackets have been victorious for the yard dash nt 9 4-5 seconds. No one, last two yenrfl, but supporters of the not even Mason himself, knows what l ’lninsmcn who recently triumphed, 6 he would hnve done had he ever ex* to 0, over Centre, feel the dny has ti tided himself. His method o f ’ run­ come to down their ancient foes. ning was to hang to the pacemaker The romance Unit comes with time until near tho finish, then sprint nnd is cast even more strongly over the in-nt the leading mnn to the tape by n utlier two gumes of fiho day in which fc^v feet. He ncvcrT. ent oft the track teams with no defeats thnt would mar against tjmo. their Dixie ranking take part. North He wiil run the" pictures taken by himself at the big foot ball game on Armistice day. Amann (Fnrmers)'..... 15 2395 .159 Pennington (C on g,):....12 1887 .157 May (Men'*) ..................15 2308 153 Jewett (Cong.) 15 2303 .153 Bolding (Cong.),.... ;. .15 2247 ,148 Couch (Farmers) 15 2195 ,146 L. Renaud (Cong.)...... 15 2182 .115 Hcrbst (Farmers) 12 1717 .143 Knight (R otary) ........ 9 1287 .143 Chapman. (Farmers)....15 2141 .142 A. RcnaUd (Cong.),.,..... 8 1130 .141 Setts (M en's) ............15 2123 .141 Britt (Rotary) ........ . 1 5 2094 .139 Overlirt (M en's) \ IT. 2045. .136 The above figures show thnt the Congregntlphnls. hnvo six of their men ift the best fifteen, the Fnrmers four, Men’s .C I ub three, Rotary two while the Merchants and Chase & Co. hnve none. And the following figures loin the throngs o f readers. show how the Club's stand according to number of pins made: Correct this sentence: "The plates were not hot, sir,*’ said the waiter, Congregntionals ___________11,282 "and this tip is to'o large." Farmers .................. 10,439. Men's CJub .................... ‘ 10,383 Rotary Club ............... 9,643" Have the Herald do your next jpb of printing. We have tho equipment •Merchants - ........ - .... 9.255 to do nil kinds of job printing. Phase & Co....... ...........-. 7,985 that the public will hnve an opportun­ NF0RI) WINS FROM NEW SMYRNA w . noU ,...«■»*«£. W-*........ .. " track teams end incidentally u 22 feet ity o f seeing Sanford In the movies, tho progrum Is one that will keep you SLOW GAME OF BASKET BALL letic stiir Camden claims. Rich uni K. busy for several hours. 0 Sanford High School girls won game of basket bull nt New rna last night with the score of 112 in what wns said to be n very game with no thrills and hut "pep" exhibited on either side. court was off npon one and hava recent coating of soft day ) the going very heavy and pre*1 nny fast work. The New mn girls seemed to lie outclassed i Ahe very* start, although * limy 3 a fino record at first nnd It *d like the Sanford girls umlernating them, would lose thc e. However,, the Sanford girls fd nnd enme hack bo strong that Smyrna could not. get it over, jno starred nnd there wns ftoml i work" on tho side o f Sanford, it was slow nt that, according to ipcctatars. Blowing is thc line-up nnd a: ildred Holly, r. f.— 5. mm* Spencer, I. f.— 12. ill Hand, j; c. jcillc Echols, r. c. nude Carroway, r. g. tan Maxwell* I. g. ibotitules—Dorothy G^moron and a Kannor. : For all our blessings on this day o f gratitude, we count as most the friendship and confidence o f oui* patrons, and we wish for each and all the fullriess of peace and plen­ ty, and abundant prosperity thiSv. Joyous'Thanksgiving Season. Osborne has something good for the fans next Monday and Tuesday. * Trimmers Since 1885 Manufacturers and Converters of \No. xNo. xNo. 16(1 rilliy Branch Arrive Ncverlcek Kimtleek Packard Cloth Imitation Leather La idlaw Fabrics Artificial leather Genuine leather Coltnn Mohair Ford Rubber, .'12-oz. Drills thid Ducky Row Drills Celluloid No. •w * Oviedo Branch Arrive 7:45 p.m. xNo. 126 xNo. 127 x— Daily, except Sunday. SANFORD The Florida Federation of Wo­ men's Clubs also will co-oporpto In staging a flower show, to bo held jn Orlando some time next spring in connection with, the annual meeting of the State Florists Association and of tho Florid Satatc Horticultural "Society,' Mrs. A. B. Whitman, o f Or­ lando, has taken tho leadership in arousing interest in holding a flower show. NOTIt’B OK APPLII'ATION TO 1IK. VIA UK A I'llEK nKAt.HH llmr. fur ft llrrllKH In innnaKt*. InKifharitu of ntul control her property ntol to liffoittr n frre itritlcr in t-very r«- Departs 2:03 n.m. 12:0!i p.m.l 2:55 p.m. 4:05 p.m. Tills 2Stlv tlay of N'oVtMiih*r, 1013. I . MAUV K. KENT. F i l i a l It W ILSO N . S olivltor fo r I'etltlont-r. :t0-6tu Combination Offer Departs 3:25 p.m. AUTO TOP FABRICS Lceshurg Briiurli Arrive xNo. id *. ..... . 3:55 p.m. No. 21. 2:00 p.m. xNo. 158 Well, weather Is about the only thing you can talk nboht without run­ ning.foul of some listener's .prejudices. Departs N’otlce Ik horvhy ulvi-n th a t tho un* 2:46 n.m. •liTKtam-il. ^ nuirrloU wniiinn, w ill on tho ISIh ||(»Y „ f I •«<*(• mhor. 103*. lit 11 8:40n.m. fi'fhick, n. itt., apply 1.1 ihn Ihtrir.rahlc J e e r * W. I'.-rkluK. Jutlgo o f ih«* t'lr1:38 p.m. cult Court of (hr> Hcvcnlh .Imllc|al t:ir3:20 p.m.* «u!« " f Hu- Slot•- o f Klorhla. ot ih*> Itoijor i,l Pt*l,nm1, Klorltln, or 7:10 p.m. Court ivht>r>-KO('Vt-r fiirPI m ny'lis ill KSltl 7:00 n.m. 24. 25 ...... 1:39 p.m. xNo. 101 ...... 5:50 p.m. n. F. WHITNER, Coakltr S Deports 7:00 n.m. 7:19 p in. Departs' 3:19 p.m. 14-lbs. Gran. S u ga r $1.00 1-lb. Bulk M ix ’d T e a .50 i $1.50 Turkeys for ThanksgivPotato, Shrimp and Chicken Salad L. P. McCuller MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY Remember the time and bo on hnntl A U T O T O P AC C E S SO R IE S — it’s good. * 1018 West P in t Street 4 Windshields Awnings Floor Carpels Kant Leak and Cello Pioneer & Johnston Plate and Plain Glass Curtain Lights Top Dressings . ( U j T i l * A a a n r ln frd P r * * * > Lining Dyes A LB A N Y , Ala., Nov. 30.— Earle Gimps nnd Welts Wells, tenth grade school boy( step­ Webbingson o f Charles Wells, w ho wns shot to Iiuckrnm death in his Rome Monday was held responsible for the death o f tho elder Wood Wool Wells by a coroner's jury which re­ Sent Covers ported todny. Thc youth surrendered Slip Covers nt once to Sheriff May. Evidence be­ Tonneau Covers fore the jury indicated Wells wns shot by some person outside o f Wells' *J)oor Covers and*"" home thc bullet entering through an Pockets open-door. : Tire Covers Top Rows Wood 40-64 ins. SCHOOL BOY ' HELD GUILTY FOR DEATH 1018 W ert First R 'ra * BEST FOR COUGHS AND COLDS ItEXALL CHERRY HARK COUGH SYRUP. IC|kny'K White Pine Tar and Wild.cherry Compound REXALL BABY COUGH SYRUP R. C. BO W PRESCRIPTION DRUGGJST THE REXALL STORE PnONB 325 KODAK DEALER Day's Deeper Meaning. Three centuries ago the Plymouth colonists kept our Urst Thanksgiving dny. ’ For more than threescore year* tho date hus been established and the observance natlon-wtdp. Tho history nnd flie.spirit nt Thanksgiving nro slpiple and familiar, yet of a kind npnrf and exalted and requiring to bn ninny times ‘ .retold. Scholars .have spoken of a kinship of this feast to the Jqwlsh. Feast of TabernBcles, tbut the likeness Is Indistinct In ceremony and remote In tithe. It need not change the-feeling that Thanksgiving day Is a day distinctive nnd original, evolved of tli» genius of n strong, new people, earnestly at work and conscious of God. : AtJTO TOP HARDWARE Swedes Tacks Rinding Tacks Saddle Nails Gimp Tacks L Curtain Fasteners Glove Fasteners * . Cushion Springs Cushion Buttons Threads '■ ■ ■m ■‘ t - . year, will go^ into its game at Knox­ ville with an ydge over Tennessee which tiei^tno Kentuckianrf lust y e a r., Centre s supporters took to a com­ paratively easy triumph over South Carolina at Louisville, and the George­ town University eleven is rognrded as ____ n foregone victor over George Wash­ ington in their game nt the National Capital. Maryland and North Caro­ lina state,. battling at K:t|eigh, tied lust year untl would uppent oveidjB^* A man makes n much more satismatched again, while "Tulune would factoty gu4st. Ho never looks about seem to have the edge on Louisiana tho ceiling for cobwebs. State in thdr game nt Bdton Rouge. Washington and lore play* Johns Tho man who said variety U the Hopkins in Baltimore nndothcr match­ spice o f life never had to change tires "W e hnve it; W ill get It; or, It’s not Made" es find other more impressive teams three times in one day. playing lesser ones, or Lite "minors" AUGUSTA, G A .-8 A N F 0 R D , FLA. matched among themselves. For quick try a want ad. ■. rW'-S*r^ j •s ;rar— 1^- V ■ .lTiE •--- Field Auto Top Co. ■r— Next to Princess Theatre HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING . * « We use hotbing- but the best material; all work done by expert workmen. .* JACKSON’S* - JAUTO PAINT SHOP y\z; -JL W ight Bros. Dept. Garage Building gfell " ir — - . ' v. •, . to y �'THE S A N F O R D p A I L Y H E R A L D , T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 30, 1922 Far Summit's bloom and Autumn’s bll,ht. For banding wheat and Mailed main, For haalth and sickneM, Lord of Ufbt. And Lord of darknata, hear our praise 1 , number o f the men or more hunting nt “ f ,he reason. "Barmy i S them one day for re.M. the opening Deck Wo thank The* that Thy hand boOh, the fmm was bright, Thankestvlng wm morn. deer, while ' p e r s o n and Mr- ^arnea each got a KSlha first day. ^ V "f quad ” S n g hunted fro m e lv e r to cover * £ sound of the guns around us. Mr and Mrs. Helen and children, f Ssnford, were Sunday guest* at DECLARES THERE IS t home of Mr. ami Mr* Andrew NO CAUSE ORDERING ^Ucson while the little folks were ELAN HE DISBANDED S o m e visitors nt the Sunday Lewis, of Texas, has been visfupn number of weeks nt the of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Hlrecho, fi-re old friends of his. They wlOrtltm-ttr Orlando, fiaturdnyr ho hns promise of work soon. August Swanson has been in ,ursine for n week at the homo Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Swnyno amt little daughters: Dorothy and MnrjoHe have moved into their stslerts borne, Mrs, S. Pritchard, in Upsnla. Mrs. Reck slid Mrs. Wcslcrdick were cdlers there .Sunday and nlno to wee Mr- E. Lundquiat. Rev. Wahlberg was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carl ion, of West-End. There will bo preaching Sunday at both churches. Sunday School as u,ual at 2:•'!(). to whom all are wel­ come at the Presbyterian churvh, fol- la the evening there will be a suriicc at the Lutheran church nt 7:00 id by Rev. 0. Eekknnl, who tome* here from Pierson, lie g lv e« a xhort MTfnui in both SwrJish ami English Inter*pcrci<1 with gitml kinging. K. Rergqttlsl wan a dinner guest or Pandnv at the home of his sister, Mrs E. Lundquist, who had just returned ,ya|n front the hnspltnl, better wt arc glad to hear. He brought hip faithful xister, Ruth nnd Raymond, to the school. , * Mr. nnd Mrs. E. F. lAindquist apd family. Mr. and Mrs. August Swanion nnd *on, Archie, .with Mrs. Goo kunfini ami daughter, Josephine, Hr*. J. C. I.undquist and sons, HiiWr, (ianiir and Aaron, took a trip our to mi their friends at. I’ ieilntanton the 10th. where a bountiful dinner sis prepared fqr them. AH o f thort she carnc here for the funeral left for tjteir homes the jirs t o f the week. Mr. and Mn*. Edwin Peterson and drlighter? came over from llo^y Hill ftlm on the lDth." * ‘" Itev. (Turk spent Thursday culling on a number of our people. Mrs. Raymond Butler nnd little *oti, uf Miami, after a ten days’ visit with tin* huinefolks hero, left Friday to visit m Georgia until the holidays when her husband will .come up for her. Before leaving she called with Mr*. Volte William: Swan«mi to visit M rs. Olga Hunter ATLA N TA , Ga., Nov. 2D.— Presi­ dent Grant’s action, hi ordering thi fui Klux klnn of reconstruction days to disband docs not offer a precedent for-eimilar-itrtion today in the view of Fred Savage, chief of staff der Col Simmons, oorinl wizard of the present Knight? of the Ku Klux Klnn. In rt statement here tonight con­ cerning the move todny by Senatoi Waisli, of Massachusetts, to bring about a proclamation by President Harding calling upon the present Kc Klux Klnn to diilmml,’ Mr. Savage said: "Senator Walsh is apparently naking that the Klnn be disbanded solely on hearsay evidence. “ I nm not prepared at present to Make 'ftify detailed : Iniempht in Vegard to his request but I would like to refer him tp’ thu congressional in­ vestigation of the Klan last year ir which it was found that there Is nr analogy between the Ku Klux Kla: which wan d is b a n d e d by 'order o! President Grunt nnd*tho Klan as i is being operated under present con ditions. President Grant's art ion, fos .hat reason does i>oi «*f l«■r precedent San- fnnl, called on Mrs. J. M. Prevail Monday. Several from here attended the Sparks circus at Sanford Tuoiulay. Rev. Daniels, of lairgo, npctit n if* days with his father,'Wm. Dankb, last week, , . A party of young folks ctvjoycd a thicken pillau nt loike Harney Tuesd*y evening. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Nicholson of J'sjdunn, returned home Sunday, lw* •nt: called here on the denth o f Mrs. Nkhidson’s father, Mr. T. 1). Pet­ Willi all the thing! that n [arm could keep. In I«trr| and hln and goodly hrap. Hung to lit* ruttern and hid away— Oh. thu furm » a « a pleasant p'aco to itayl In Providenca T h y w ill It dona. And that is aacrad to the taint. Hera, on this blast Tbankiglelng Night, W a ralta to Thaa our grataful volcai For what Thou doaat, Lord, It right! And, thus baliaving, we rojoica. — From "Bittar-Sweet," 'by J. C. CHICAGO, Nov, 30—Georges Clem* enccati prepared to take the road again today on hi* self-imposed mis­ sion of winfng American spirit for Ft mice. The next stop of his itiner­ ary wnq at Springfield, III., "where he BYou are requested to flve im­ ift districts where breweries are lo­ mediate attention to the condition of cated criminal informations and bills ChletiWu! dial were white nnd black and Oh, the (arm was a Jolly stcht that day! A s'w e read of old time Thanksgiv­ ing' customs, wo realize Unit the world 1ms been traveling fast since then—nwny from the simple and the spiritual. One o f the customs, particularly, was flul back of the house the orchard stood. Then rnme the brook and the chestnut quaint. wood, After the Thtmtisgfvlng dinner, while Th e Jin- ia wniTtl Where the children ptiiy,' the family was still seated around the The fodder burn with Its piles of liny, rt o wnlenl grove nnd the cranberry bog. table, each member was asked to tell Vti»• wotodihuck hohxarod U»e barking dog. for what, In the prut year, he was pur The winters* ten end the robber's m vo— Uculurly thankful. Wi erelo wlw entered was counted bra ve­ rb * sk-JlIng |ottd with Ita fringe of These recitals were utwnya revela­ I'H I'l tions of character. The small children Oh. ttie farm a -»* s right Rood plnce to of the family mentioned home material thing, a sled or u doll, for width they were grateful. p! ic *D tn cnilTlt. mtH’i i‘ 4 t r»y a ml fiiflitati luK '! *?*i* |i*r turn tu <t*» vft tHe fharpi, itiijfi * nr.il doom, ■U.o;: Ml,bit. tvortr •mmn tn With, the FOR EVERYBO DY MAN. W O M A N Cl■ — ■ S E N D F O R IT Here’s something for you—a nc — and say, it ’s su re a dandy. W is h yo u cou ld s e e th e b ig stack I ’v e g o t piled up h e re — look s lik e a m ountain. T h e r e a re thousands&nd th ou sa n d sof th em — all packed rea d y fo r m e to pu t y o u r n am e and address on, ju s t as soon as yo u send them . Th e older children, those In their teens, were mure abstract. They were thankful for (ho advantages o f tallicalion, i>( family prestige, or ihclr sneltii position—n bit self-centered, perhaps, as Is worn with youth In Us leeti*. But mother and father. In their ma­ turity o f years, know that the greatest ldo.«ttigs of life wore health and Impplness, and their recitals hf ilmnl.l'ulness always Included a word of thtlnks giving that the fam ily bad Ih tu spared Illness and poverty. No thought f»-r I want every boy and girl, every man and w om an to h a ve o n e o f these C alu m et Puzzles. I t ’s m ore fun than a beneof m o n k eys— the lo n g er you w o rk w ith this puzzle the m o re in terested you b eco m c-y th e b e tte r you lik e it. Send for one—see how long it takes you to so lve it r - s p r in g i t on som e of*y.our. clever frien d s— see h o w fa s t th eir brains w o rk — see i f th ey can solve a rea l puzzle. Don’t wait—cut the coupon out of the paper rig h t n ow ; r ig h t a w a y — fill in y o u r nam e and address— send it w ith a tw o* ^ ’ cen t stam p to help pay /A a g e and m ailin g cosL■ » f f * t'-A-l-U (town plump ami tlch Vtih nppli I-,, arot rumpkln nrul mince, ibrt Jfllis" sml Jam amt t*rr*crvnj piihtre, im ili-rr, u i i o uml t»intitir«un anil rl>«, r. ili— u i ill-Hi-* that ItHik tu nlis, : -tables, briatls, pint bontams tx ri't, —t o . i l bruivn tnrki-i ami I t il- * of mi nt, o -j■ !i , .■U la 11-, U.Unl■r-it u:iY -. J THE CALUMET KID: i c n n io r a iie r n t’nnford —— -------------- F PI,»M kthI m« on« o( the (rce Calumtl Puxxlrs. 1 . 'I m in a «ilnrtliii» light that itayl Nime. UH. the (arm was bilshi ThanksglvitiK morn. Tils >on sl«Ste rltnr on the liny sn l ram, rtie guest* catoe curly with laugh ami ■bout, AP't toe tn>ys tout Rtrt* srattrrert about, gMtklnK the pels they liml known before. Cllioblnu through window Instead of door, pacing from t urn to eorncrib nr mill, dh-tutlnx irel laughing with Kl-e. until Toe illnner-horn so'iodtd. Oh. I »ny Twan plrusant luma' the farm that day! Eagle’s Day Off Thi- Patron and Teachers Asspcinm< l Friday « t the school house w'!h a largo attendance. Mr*. Grover I^filcs. nnd Mine Alexia Meet*were called to Glen S t Maty on account o f the death oT wnr sister' Imln. Mr*. U-files reON M0SQU1TQ ERADICATION uracil home Friday. Mrs. Mcea. reI lly T h e s u o r la t r S I 'r e « * l ur- " i home Sunday, her father nnd WASHINGTON, Nov. S0.-G. F. r^her accompanying her home. Mr?- H. II. Flynt spent n few days Moxnctte ,of the Bureau o f Entomolo­ * lUl l,cr f»lher, J. G. McClellan, of gy, United States Department of A g ­ riculture, with headquarters at Miami, hns been designated' by the Secretary of Agriculture to attend the Florida Orlindo Tuesday. . State conference on mosquito eradi­ Mr .and,-Mrs. Jcrnignn, o f Orcation to bo held at Daytona on Do®I*ent Monday with Mr. and gimber Gth. Mr. Moxnotte will make ?,r* E- H. Kilbe. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prcvatt, Mrs. an address before the conference. • M. Prcvatt, Mrs. W. II. Rivers and • r and Mr*. Charles Philips were ' G R E A T E S T J1AR G AIN E V E R V B d O F F E R E D : B U IC K S IX $325, m l i E E i “Pl'ing in*Sanford Saturday. EXCELLENT Th .t I. ,M. Blanche Patishall arrived N E W TURES, CONDITTON.— B. & O. M O TO R mto the 0 !?>aturjlay from Washington to GO. *’ :. 206-tfc u a ^tw days with her parents. ___________ ________ , • Iteducei »hnir'-and Mri’ U‘ 1,1 Patishdll were ter cold nnd when wc got J>6me from Meeting, which father <lld nut ktsq over long by renson of tbe .cold, wt were glad of the fire In Uncle's Ditdn ITnll; bnt hy the time the dinner wo» one-half over, those »if us tvho were «*n Ihe flr<j side o f 6ne InhlC was forced tr gCt up ami carry our platoi atotind t the'fnr side of the nther tnhlo. wtith those who Imfl rnt Diere were glad t* brine I heir plates around to the fln side to get warm. All but the Old lAidles. who hnd a screen put ichlnt. thtlr chairs." Get your office supplies, stationery, ing- until ,r* nnd M rvW r R. Tretntt olid son and Post Cards at the jlflrald office. Coy, Phc The Phaeton F.O.B. D E T R O I T Ten Dody Type* l. *™PPing in Orlando Tuesday. AYour attention is invited to the injunction features o f the national prohibition act. Nuisance proceeding! have been found to be on effective means of control nnd more frequent resort to them is dcsjrcd. This de­ partment is ready, ns it always Hns been, to assist you by fubushing forms nr briefs of nuthwritlcs for in­ stituting tills practice in your district. "W e nro sending to U. S. attorneys A pntr nt mules that.a friend hail aent Out to the [irrin for experiment.. ra tio n ! nm! Tunis nnd a guinea pig, I'uK* that were usual! and docs that were his, »f n**'* of fly «»M •roximatcly 70tKmcssenger* and oth>rs arc expectctl to attend the Floruln Baptist Convention which open? here Monday night as representatives >f the approximately 80,000 com* uuriicunla of that denomination in ho stnte. Meetings' will Ihj held in he First Presbyterian church, the loal cgpimittecs having decidcd the Baptist Church is not inrge enough to accommodate .the number of visitors expected. The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union will tfleet in. conjunction with he convention, holding its sessions in .he Baptist church. All of the various boards of Die Southern Baptist Church will bo represented at the convention nnd many of the lending church ijmrkers in the South are expected to Ire given •hose assignments. W e bring no aorrows to Thy thronoi W o coma to Thao with no com­ plaint! fpr injunction for proceeding' «» individuals and companies unlawfully, manufacturing cereal beverages.' \Ve , desire that these be filed and tried promptly. The need for this la es­ pecially apparent in injunction pro­ ceedings us the court may. bd'reluc­ tant to grunt restraining orders if thu evidence shows the nuisance to have been committed nt n remote period- THr turkeys end geeta and awkward-mlf. And Mm Koat that mudo the children ir*#-* i? t rttni it" tl CHICAGO, Nov. 2'J.— Turkey prices dropped In Chicago today due to i demoralised market ns tin- result of liberal receipts and reports of an­ ticipated price decreases, according to poultry men, but Chicago packers lenied the charges of Mayor Curley af Boston, that they were responsible for th? high prices in New England. Two packers dropped their prices, in the host dressed turkeys to -loi -today'while an independent. whole mle quoted 35 cents per pound. Department stores were quoting t‘2 cenfs today while an Independent whole -ale quoted Sfi cent! per iKHHiil l.teparlmcnt stores were quoting 12 cent!' nnd up. The price in the wholesale markets yesterday ranged 'ram 5(1 to 53 vents. Retail prices, ol iround fill* cents prevail«, although .none retailers have asked as high ns !.V cents. Some department store? putted *12 and 15 cunts. »to w »i And Itrir and there wai the Jersey Mock, Tht ehrep and horeue—Old Prince and mown I.ORIDA BAPTIST CONVENTION MEKTS A T GAINKSVII I K NEXT MONDAY NIGHT Mr. j. C*J!ctTellan, o f East With tia lUcka of hay and shocks or com. Ita pumpkin hcirps tn the rambling *h«*U. A ndi lie Mpptr* hrown and green anti red; And In the cellar, th« wlaier store. Jn bins that »>ro ailed and running, o’er - W o bleta' Tboo that Thy love with- WASHINGTON, Nov. HO.— Atten­ tion of federal authorities throughout the country has been officially called to the necessity of co-operating closely with prohibition enforcement agencies'with a view to curbing the extensive .violation o f the statutes. Federal authorities have been in­ structed to push all landing liquor cases nnd to suggest when proper the imposition o f thi heaviest pen­ alties on conviction. Their attention was specifically called to reports that some cereal beverage manufacturer* were marketing a'product o f illegal alcoholic content. The circular order sent by Attor­ ney-General Daugherty to nil United Stntes attorneys follows: tlto’•upfofcemrnt of prohibition !aw.i JA * ___ l. in yodr district: to nnalyxe Iits prob­ lems, to exomin* the conditions of your docketjjk’wspcct.thereto, nnd to report to the department any sug^t-stions you may hnVe to make en­ forcement more effective. "I urge upon you the necessity of adopting every means for clearing the docket nnd pushing prohibition cases to nu early trial. "Where possible ami to whatever extent you can with propriety do so, we desire that you urge the court to give more severe sentences to vioJa*tors of thu liquor laws. !R to ”3® I t 19I-Th-Fri-3at � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 30, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d54b6992429567a69b9b327bed94b761.pdf 3d311c5002befb29acca18ccb9c547ca PDF Text Text f ll • ‘V*' |Vi-M. . ’ ■ * ' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 213 SANFORD. FLO RIDA , FRID A Y , DECEM BER 1, 1922 VOLUME ID' By That Time -------- Princeton “Prexj Would Cancel PITCH ED BATTLE LAST LONG RATED AS GIANT OF AGREEMENT WITH SEN ■ III; Tin* I’rrM l NIGHT BETW EEN POLICE TH E HOUSE FROM SE C ­ TE LEADERS AGRICUL­ PALO ALTO. Cnlif., Doc. 1.—-The Republican presidential . AND MOB OND ILLINOIS TURE AND BANKING randim lte in lp&l "obviously will be W arren G. H arding;” Secre­ tary o f Commerce Hoover snid in an interview a t h is borne here. (II? Thr Ax-ni-lnlrd l’rr*»i WASHINGTON, I)cc.. 1. — Death "Moro and more by th a t tim e,” Hoover said, " th e plibjic will be NOT TOO BAHIA' TO BEGIN highly appreciative of the B usily and progressive c h arac te r of th e last night ended the career of Repre­ WANTS AMERICA TO PROVE S llE policies th n t will have b ro u g h t the co u n try th ro u g h the recon­ sentative Janies It. Mdnn, Second Il­ HAS A SOUL HUT ’ * Seventeen Arc Killed and F ifty PREPARATION FOR TUB Will Meet for Program to UtU: struction period." , NO SENSE. BXilUilT. In ju red When Crowd Protests linois District, long rated the “giant" i/c Federal Farm W nter Famine of the Haute. News of his denth by Loan HOUSTON, Texas, Dee. 1.—De­ ''Sem inole County will have a credit­ Seminole County Will Have Exhibit at Orlando Fair IMMITTEES T’DAY pneumonia ronia-as n shock to the claring that-A m erica-should enneel ---- MBr Tlir Amnrtatrtf r r r s s t ' able exhibit a t the sub-tronicnl Fait! IT >usl\ He hYdMcrvedTn^hoT!oui>c a t least part of her war debt* from MEXICO CITY. Dec. 1 — Federal .WASHINGTON; "Doc. L—The n<1- at Orjando in February in 1'J23. Thin thirteen consecutive terms during a the allies in order to innko sure that tnlops guarded the badly battered ulnLitrntina had ready today a defin­ period of 2U years. The represonLu the world w ar was a war to end municipal building today while the much has Itcen decided upon by Presi­ ite program of legislation for the. tlve’s wife ami physician*-were a t his wars, John Grier llihboii, president city counted casualty of n pitched bat­ fisincial relief of farmers, formulnt- dent F . L. Miller ,of the Seminole bedside when the end came. of Princeton University, in an ad­ tle between' the police nnd a mob I rd in agreement with Senate leaders County Fair Association, who made a dress at.Hire, Institute hero todny, nn» which attempted to storm^the build­ by both agriculture and banking com­ trip to Orlando this week with County illy Thr AMiiflulfil I’rfMl sorted thnt* "now is the time for the ing lasl night. The, death list, the IRr Thr Auiidnlrd I'rrwl mittees and to be pressed with their Agent Honjnmin Whitner, and with LONDON, Nov. 30.- F.annVi l><- LAKE CITY. Nov. 3 0 .- Chief of United States to^gnuge whether the result of the' fighting, stood 17 early npport at the short session of C«»* the^endorsement of the board of Valera is- reported to ho attempting Police' Itevnls of this city, was shot vvnr sacrifices of the country have todny, while 51 were injured. jrru. As approved a t a conference The trouble, which lasted more to leave Ireland for America rays a lint night in a m inner slmilnr to the hern in vain.” • yesterday between President Harding county commissioners and the as­ dispatch from Belfast correspondenFtnethod*. of foreign-born feudist * and thnn six hours, started whert the “A great toll,” he said, "was paid amis scon- of Republican leaders,' the sistance of tlte people of Seminole of Evening News. Republican Kadcr iped.i »rly today. {Icvnts wan in an by the allies in the year when we crowd marched to City Hall in a pro­ program contemplate* the utilisation county the exhibit should !>o a win­ said to ho hiding in tho Curlingford ni'tonobilr parked before tho postofwere in preparation to enter the wnr. test against aldermen who were held of the Federal Farm Loan Heard as ner. mountains overlooking Greu|ioi<! front fire when three unidentified \ men “ If we exact further payment in responsible for conditions leading to an agency to aid in the extension of ( f i r T k c A « iO f!fltr d the automobile and openedCONSTANTINOPLE, And now thnt it hns Wen definitely which a daily bo.it service |o Holy- ilnoc op to money we will be demanding that the a w ater famine. . Nov. ;»().larger nod more liberal credits. head, understood.rebels soon to attack imupon him with pistols and shotallies pay its twice- over. It may be j decided that Seminole will exhibit lit rft:Acment l»y offirial Ann Tolinn neighborhood masking DeVnlern's drIfuv,.Is was unpopular with a said by some tlmt while this is a ; the fair it behooves everyone in the agency that a conspiracy had been WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—The now county > 'get busy and begin getting l*«*turc from t.recnorc ( ,-!l;ui! «tenunt and it v-as predicted geperous n-lutio non our part of some discovered among thu Armenians to administration program , for imme­ ready with the exhibits and make it it w.n l ut a question o f.time until he foment an uprising at Constantinople of .*•“ difficulties of Lutopo. it h not diate financial relief to- farmers •thc-grm tent exhibit th at- Seminole UUliLLN, Nov, Hit,—Frmi statu 4tuvi.^ve»ol,i tie WUled --------thus to------J------provoke lif'vlgn interventio n ! ■'W ir if r tr T h f r T n t^ ttr tm d ;f c r c g tr ir «a« formulated and 'practically |H*reinmcnl is continuing its policy o f , county has ever produced, it in mil is characterized by American diplo­ contracted, debt,’ thnt the government | fwted today at n conference between. of tlte question for Seminole county carrying out tho death m o Ioo- c g [ e a m e r M a p l c l l U F S t is trustee of tlu* funds of it* ]>cop!c matic cccJcstistlrnl officials here as Prudent Harding. Secretary Wallace U| ^ ^ fn|r nl t | > liim, llIlt, against rebels.captured while bearing and must safeguard tho financial in“utterly baseless and malicious"; they ud 15 Republican senator., headod by ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ u> ^ „„ cX. onus. Three men were executed to­ tvtciiu of its citseijH. Itur if the peo­ attribute report to poison attem pting Senator Watson, of Indiana. It will hibit a t Orlando. If it were (mssible day. Olio fur possession of’a revolver i ple ^bcmsclvcs demand it, they, irave WHEN SENATE ADJOURNED OUT to stir up racial hatred. OF RESPECT TO RKPRKSEN. | tr put before Congress at once and this county should also have an ex­ nnd others for carrying l>otnl's. the right to sacrifice their own inter­ _ !__ TATTYK MANN cats in view of a higher end possible 'ptwed with the full force of the jtd- hibit at the South Florida Fair at uf realization. mioUtratoin. iCaptain and Six of Grew Tampa hut this m atter will l>o taken I lls T h r A n u r la lr il l - r n i) |. BroaJly the plans bring together up later by the fair association. "We have already manifested this Liven WASHINGTON, Dec. .1.—Tho sen­ in one administration measure the spirit on a small scale in our history. Since Seminole has no county fnir ate Democrat* were relieved of con­ approved portions of various relief The indemnity given to. us by China CALUMET, Mich., Dec. I.—Captain it- has been found in the years past tinuing Uieir filibuster against the mcaiurcr. already pending in ’ con­ th at some good advertising is forth­ on account of the Boxer rebellion wus Nason Bernard, and six member* of Dyer anti-lynching hill by adjourn­ gress and cuhtainn also provisions to I n r Ttif- A*«orlntr<l I'rraal found to Ik- larger than the clnims of the crow of the ('nti.-iiiluii nU;nmer coming from a good exhibit at Or­ ment of the senate until tomorrow out FORT WORTH. T«x., Dec. I.—First the average citizens, consequently wu. mke the intended relief available lando and while the results nro not Amendment to Speech Itrjcefed by the M apiehjtst, lose their liven unity toof respect for the-memory of the late settim; fire to -tho • business district to the small farmer as well ns to the apparent in nctuaj dollars and cents House of Commons di.y when the ship broke up a mile bandits robbed ’the post office at returned $3,0(H),000 to Chinn. Representative’ M ann,, of Illinois, Urge cattle, raisora and grain grow­ "A similar action now on out part . .. . west of portf.go on the Inko canal dur- Bronfield yesterday, according to init is sure and certain thnt tins county whose death occurred last night, LL. ers. would not only give new courage iyad realizes great benefits from n good LONDON, Dec. 1. -Tim Iri-h con- mg u heavy gale. Nine others of the fonnatinn. Itnndits fled ns citizens hope to Europe but would bring to l i e conference war. arranged by exhibition at Orlando. stitotinn bill passed unpmrndi’d tiiru iiew were rescued one at a time by gathered to fight the flames.. Later a Senator \S at son, who \ has . been our American people again the same Benjamin Whitncr, tho county the committee «tnge in the Tlnt'se of jumping from bridge into life boat. ’ pusse captured two of the bandits ami making un active survey of the ques­ elevation of spirit which we express­ agent, will devote much of his time Lords today. It will receive its. third recovered much money. Tins wns tho ed in thu year of 1017, and 1018 dur­ tion of agricultural relief, It Was toward getting up the exhibits and reading Monday. DISCOVER A (,:0MET second time recently thnt tho business ing a world wnk. It is a great day. preceded by a series of,conferences T. ic should receive the co-operntion of district has been fired by bundita. in the history of mankind ..when a between Secretary • Wallace and De­ ail tha people in .the county and es­ of CAMBRIDGE, Mwss.. Dec. 1.—The LONDON, Dec. L—The House powerful nntion s h a ll'rise Up nnd partment of Agriculture experts. To- pecially the farmers. Commons rcjectod by a vote of 303 to Harvard Observatory has received prove to all the wqrld that it has n |‘ President Harding kept hi* More dtailad Information will be 172 tho amendment to thiv speech word by ucble of the discovery of a soul. • . Thanksgiving dinner waiting while ho given through tho folumus of tho from the throne moved by labor par­ comet by Skjclleurup, ’ the South "If wo pro wise enough and great INYADED IIALI. WHERE UNION heard the perfected program outlin­ Herald from time to time. WAITERS WERE IN ty. The amendment raised the ques­ Afilcnn astronomer, a t Cape Town, enough to do this thing, wu should ed and gave him general approval. Nov. 20. The comet is described as • SESSION tion of unemployment. very carefully safegun'rd our gener­ The plrm proposes to utilize the fnint and the position given was in osity through the demand thnt the Federal Farm Loan Board ns the CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—One mon is * HUNTING FATALITIES . the constellation of crater. nations of Europe should’ balance *Rency through which relief Is to Telescope photographs taken at dead, a* policemen seriously woundedtheir budgets so a* to wipo out - the be given. The details of the finanHurvonl after tho reicipt of the PROGRESS HAS BEEN ARRANGED present annual deficits. They can­ ns the result of the invasion early to­ TAMPA, Dec. I.—-Arthur .Goyeing have U>cn practically • worked nncs, 20, lies dead from n gun shot cablegram lihow tbe comet to lie AND SERVICES HELD AT THE not do this, however, without a very day on the Uuion Waiters club by fif­ «ut. The general, purpose ii lnrgcr I H r T in - A » » « H n lr ,l |-r c« * » nnd 'brighter than Bnade's comet, whfcjt wound in the back of his head, substantial reduction of all their teen armed men. The dead man, and more liberal credits and chcnper FORT PIERCE, Dee. 1.— V. ’ M. I’HKSilY'lBRIAN CHURCH wns recently discovered, nnd to be is Frank Rngcn, former president of arm y and navy appropriations.”iinterest rates. The opinion of those Eogiar, of this .city, nntionajly Alfred I.oga, 20, his chum, Is out moving more rapidly. It Is' going thu Union. The wounded officer wai on liond of $0,000 charged with | Participating in the conference wus famed n* an engineer, hnn been jelectMemorial services of Sanford Lodge southeast nt a rote of between three assigned to the waiters meeting whyn homicide as tho result of one of the (that while war finance corporation td by Henry Ford to take charge of will be held at SUSPECT ARRESTED nnd four diameters of tho moon p er It. P. O. Elks N'»trouble was fenfed. Hagen told.the* numerous hunting parties staged bad been of great vnluo in alleviating the projected ulectrificntion of Ford's FOR KILLING POLICE day. A t present it is of the seventh the Presbyterian Church, Sunday, Depolice that while meeting was In pro­ dropnd Tampa today. I/»»a claims th* distressed conditions of ngricul- railroad, the Detroit, Toledo and Irqnmagnitude, semowlyil too faint to be ci nilHir 3rd, 1022, nt 3 p. m. with the ORPICBR IN COLUMBU8, O. gress men Walked into meotlng and .the shooting of his chum, won acci­ tore, its loans, because of certain ton, bridging of th e 'O hio river ut following program: seen with the naked eye. pulled guns and' opened (Ire. Three r m> The AMOrlatnl 1‘rraal limitations, did not reach down to tho Ashland and construction of a doublo dental. ' ..................... 'J w : 1.—March (organ)—Mrs. Seth COLUMBUS, O., Dec., 1 .—Char lea men were ap/ested. * average small fitrmor who raises x track llnd from A shland‘to Ford’s Woodruff. Mithoefcr, of Cincinnati, alias Willis, * cattle or has smnll quantities of newly acquired coni field -in the Big 2. —Ritualistic—Officers of Lodge;was nrrcstrel in Cleveland yesterday BROOKLYN NATIONALS ftain to mnrk<*L. By using the Fed- Sandy Region, according to word re­ ffrnycr—Chaplin of I^wlge. on suspicion of lining one of four ban­ WILL TRAIN THIS SPRING ^tal Farm l.onn Bureau ns .the ceived by Mrs. Knglnr. * ‘.tgrQ uartetle—"A Hymn of the dits who shot and killed a policeman AT CLEARWATER, FLA. •ffnry to carry out tho plan p t finHomeland” (Sir A rthur S. Sullivan), nnd injured another Tufcsday, con­ | •'ting, the new administration plan Mrs. Julies Tnknch. Mrs. Ernest Hous. fessed, the |iolicc have announced. MIT DEFEATS LIONS ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. l.-C h a t. °f financing, the new administration holder,.H. H, Boyd nnd Mr. Mac Mo­ Brought hero early today, Willis won Kbbetts, owner of the Brooklyn N at­ plan-propoies to make th e’ governPHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1. — A tion. arraigned in municipal court and ional league team, signed a contract mfnl relief avnilahlo directly to tbe scoreless tie of two yearB standing •I.—Bitunllstii’—O/ficcrn of Lodge. bound over to the grand jury. with tho c ity ‘of Clcntwr.tar to thke I 'mail farmers who need It. H -B arituno SoV»—"The Holy City” between the University of Pittsburgh bis team there next spirag for train­ nnd Penn Stato College was broken Mr. MacMahon. , VOLCANO ERUPTS ing. This makes nine big league SAYS WIFE THREATENED o tr the gridiron hcr^ toilay when tho 0.—Rituallstic-O fficcni of Ixidgc. • OFF SICILY COAST teams training in Florida next spring, Panthers defeated the Lions, 1-1 to 0, 7. —Orgah Solo "Joelcctcd)—Mrs. three within u few miles ol each oth­ LOS ANGELES, Calif., .Dec: L - P itt ran. away with the>Nittnny Lions • (H r T h r A l H f l l i l H P rr* « > Seth Woodruff. er. zred Tremaine, father of . Mrs. Al­ from tbe start. Hewitt, I’lanngnn nnd 8. —Oration—Dr. S. \V. Wulker. LONDON, Dec. I.—A volcano In I * Tremaipe Meadows, for whose Andrews gained a t will through the •;». -ltu c t-"M y Faith Lopk* Up tv Stromboli on an island of that name SCORE OF HOUSES ARB S - f l l wll!» » hammer Mm. Clara line ami around tho ends. Pitt rau *rhcc" (Franx Lachncr), Mru. Julius off the coost of Sicily is in violent - BY FIRE eruption, says a Central Nowa dls- y - r r i . - y - - •'— hillips has bet-n sentenced to from up a total of 17 first downs, while TukncH, Mnt. Ernest Housholdor. ■ AT NEW BERN, N, patchfrom Rome. ' , ; i u ,,n i 40 i^PTi-'onmont, Inst Slate was able to .g e t,’there for but |().-tEiiloiry—Hon, Forest Lake. mght swore to a romplalat charging four first downs. It.—Ouartette "The Dny is Done" T h r v - . S l.H rd r r * M l JOHN RINGIJNG I1U.Y8 W* wife, Mrs. Estrelln Tremnlno. SPOUT . • ' : tN» N. C., Doc. . ^ F a n (Paulino Prqwnlng, Dykm). NK ALL TH E BONDS FOR »nh having thmalencd to kill him. ned by high winds, fire had destroyed 12.—Ritualistic—Officers of the SARASOTA WATER FRONT n scurf of houses in the negro TANKER EXPLODES Ixidgc. ’ TRIED FDR TREASON _ Uon of West Ncwbern today, and ad13. —Benediction—Chaplin of Lodge. (Hr Thr AHM-lalrS I’r r ..) SOFIA, Dec. 1. — The French SARASOTA, Dec. 1.—John Ring-jdltional hduses were being dynamlt14.^ 4 $ irc h (organ iL^-Mrs. Seth Bag. circus magnate, of New Yorlt cd Ib is afternoon in an effort to l ILNNA, Dec. 1.—.The trial of tanker, City* of Sparta, from Datum Womlruff. i ount Franz Eitcrhnzy for high trea- for Marseilles, with n cargo of UmAll members of Sqnford Lodge Nq. and Sarasota, hns purchased Sara- check tho flames. . in • sincj cqugiit fire und cnilmlcd in When the flalles broke out in tha sola’s entire municipal bond *°n was scheduled to begin today 1241 ore expected to take part in this udlnrst, say* a dispatch to the, Ah­ Borrgns Larbor todoy, killlrg two icivico and thiv public Is cordially jn- In tho sum of |75,0()0, for construc­ negro section the entire fire d fp a rt-/ men and seriously injuring three. . “^iter Zciturg. tion of pier in front of Main street ment was engaged iir fighting an­ vited to utend. other fire th at practically dsstroyad into Hnrasotn Bay. . ‘ £ R i* alleged that he refused to #Th*j Burffttt* of tbb entire horbor CHILE MOST BBAUTI UL WOMAN ______________ I , V ; , the Hope Lumber Company1* saw surrender a hervant conscripted by was aflame ns the benzine escaped Mrs. A. >|. DpFonrpst will the vessel’s tank*. Some of tbe big guns wero sjlenccd mut across town, an . Mcond” or* "secret arm y” say- from tho of. the Every Wcel -or Of the crew • were • A portrait of Lady Usburne, wife of Earl Lleburne, foipterly ........ op that November i l , but uthers at gained headway beforp "r ho would not aid Admiral Hoy- S S j Lon Ridge (JV i t IdlO Saturday o t her Tho cargo wai con- daughter of Don Julia de Bettlncoort, attache to th* Chilean Legntlon in Lor »V ora could n rrh e . o'nce began work on their memoir* F. ‘hi- regent, In violating the T rb S f f i J S a S M ® com p.;.,.] dan, . h o U c.p .ld .rd d U » m r t bcoutlM M o u n In Chllo. coun " ■*---‘*»non treaty, . . th ..l.l.o ■■■rvo iV, '7 . * j . r-**' f JV r " '’”, ‘ it*-V .ft. 1 1|r T h r . t v . o r l n l e d l*»,rr«i[ % FILIBUSTER WAS STOPP! ADJOURNMENT Breaks Up in Gale On Lake Michigan Irish Constitution Bill Passed Today Thru Committee Bandits Fired Business Section, Robbed Postoffice GUNMEN STAGE CHICAGO KILLING IN UNION MEETING Ft. Pierce Man Selected By Ford to TakeRailroad NEXT SUNDAY IN THIS CITY ■Z j M �A' T H E SANFO RD D A ILY H ER A LD , THURSDAY, NOVEM BER 30, 1922 J u s f Received ,,.V Wih - LOCALS .-S « to to *1••1L i •i o 1 * NECKWEAR m rn r^ m ** " A 1 to to Ra to 8 ANFORI) GRAMMAR to SCHOOL • Thanksgixdng Day mul it looks like* k . it. fa IM to to to pr, to pr, to The Mont Rcautiful Line nf SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE HONOR ROLL to to PU to •*fr- m Special Mass Was Held In French Church T o d a y Fa The Princess — TONIGHT— lllr Tkr AMiirlntrd P rfttl , PARIS, Nov. 30.—A special Thankagiving day mass wns celebrated nt the * 3 French c’oprch of Holy Trinity as an expression of friendship of France for America. It waa the first time the French church hna recognized the American holiday. President Millerand attended mass. RICHARD barthelm ess \ * FIRST GRADE •r i . Many from Sanford will sec U19 Woathor is changing some H arry Bower, Frederick Diiigor, big football game a t Rollins today nnd it lookn like rain today ^ack Kanner, Melvin Taylor, Cather­ when thu Tar$ against the Hat­ to wash ilowrt thu turkey. / I r -r WT % ine Bohannon, Georginn Hnrt, Dora ters. ■ . . Cloudy 'nnd mild weather is Mae ’Joytier, Mary Nichol*, Sam predicted for the end bf tho 4*he finest Quality and the Season’s Snappiest Pattern*. Bradford, Joseph Tompson, Doris % I • • . I \ • " week., All Is lovely today W atch the Herald tomorrow for the Bottom, Lillian Evans, Dorothy Mar­ ■SEE .US FOR YrtUB WINTER with everybody happy. big Market* Pago nnd tho plncca where shall, Amo Biptinn.*, Sidney Hurhnns, I Havo you a little wishbone you can savo money. Special bar­ Ella Mae Groxv, Ethel Kinord, Mar­ in your home? gains for Saturday and Monday. jorie Till!*, Billie Thompson. 5:40 A. M„ NOV. 30, 1022 SECOND GRADE * il«*< Dilly F itts, Robert Holly, Robert Maximum..... ........ CO * - * * * , | M nrjueritc Martin, Dorothy Ryan, Thrasher nnd Allen Janes came home Ju*t received a ’new tliipmcnt of all thc*c lln ej----- The price I* right Mirtimun\ ____ 40 • ’ ’ '^ "*■ ' Margoritu Purdon, P. M. Vickery, i lllr Tkr Atftorlnfrd I’rtw ) • front the University of Florida nt B a ro m e te r__ y .._ ....... 30.53 Clara Bray, Mary Manning, Esther COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 30.—Police! Gninoavillo last night to spend Lange .. Krkaon, Marshall U rglnrt, Roger arc making u search todny for tho Thanksgiving with homo folks. Northeast and cloudy.' Jim ibex, Beatrice Hickson, Rosemary fourth member of the band of ncto Ferdcnez, I/:e Stenstrom, Jeff Davis bandits who shot and klllci^ one pa- j p . to to to t o to to n The J. L^M iller bakery ha* boon Gctger, G. P. Sharpp, Marion Hnllittolmnn nnd wounded another in n moved into the room formerly occupied hun, Pauline Bohannon, Edjth Brax­ gun bottle Tuesday. Squnds of* police! J . J. N. C O N N ER, M anager by the Elder Springs W ater Co., nnd ton, Annn Mnrio Couch, Ruth Crows, nre acarching the Uiickcts twenty mam m Gillen nnd Fry will occupy tho room M atjorio Du Boise, Alice McGlone, mlltfs xvest of hero where two m rm -! The Store t>f Quality with Low Price* formerly occupied , by Miller’s Bak­ Betty McKonndn, Mnry Jnno Pres­ hers of the gnng were captured nfteri ery all !»i tho Miller building dn Mag­ ton, Edna Rivers, Mary Elizabeth W B OELLTH B • C. one had been killed. It I* M iovcd the; nolia avenue. W O R L D ’S O R B A T S * T L B A V E N B R Toylor, John Courier, Mnlpemb Hig­ * >fourth man died from exhaustion. gins, Ralph Monghrr, William Pres­ A very inspiring sight was that o f( --------------------- ;— Tho F. F. Duttori Compnny have ton, Billie, Tyre, Martha Coney,. Viv- tho large body of men, numbering Mis* Sara W arren E u te rh y , who fl Two families ’'han't live in pence In Tha lyonomy BUKINQ POWDER attending Stetson University nt De- removed their business offices from inn Allcrman, Samuel K night,. Gil­ neatly ,ifty , with nearly that many one house—not because the families i bert Williams. tho Seminoio Hank annex to tho of­ ladies, ns thoy congregated nt the nrc too large, but because people nre Lund, ia Iputtdlug the week end here THIRD GRADE Catholic church this morning before too small, with her mother Mrs. Essterby, and fices of the Dutton Company on Katherine Fugu'a, I*>rcnn McLind- t-un up, to attend mnss and lommunFrench avenue and tho railroad, whero . • MRS. FRBD DAIGER, Society Editor nistcr, Mrs. Ed. Higgins. . "O’* Mao Purdon, Jnmcs McClelland, ion in n body, to hear the special ser­ We nrc in tho business, for the the cold storage plant and ware­ rhooo 217-w ’ Borneo Reynolds, Cliffonl Wynn, mon ou Thanksgiving by F a ther Heh- BUSINESS:* QUICK Plant Sale Day Friday a t Pop Wil­ SERVICE The members of the St. Agnes Guild house of tho company is located. II rv a kiv* 1*7 vlaltUK T» George St^llo, Paul Diggers, I*nwr- ncssy and then to tetire to the K. of C. TRANSFER. Phono 493. •—U 7w «w s# l» » a » /w k tr« mt coming nre requested to bring nil nrticlcs fd? son's Rco Office a t ttic foot of First or H you ar* outootululu*. w»H The Blue Gooso hangs high today. cnce Reel, Cnmilla Dens, Inez Thomp­ hall where the ladies served n mighty • , a H *U l ear* I* Ikb <*p«rtw»»i, irlvbijl the Christmas Haitaar to tho meeting lOf-Th-Fri-Sat Street. ' .•ta ils , or trlerboac fbo lirat. It wll Sandy Anderson, of tho American son, Vornclle Rhodes, Richard Smith, fino breakfast. Mcndny afternoon nt 3 o’clock sharp, b* a m l l f appr»«latr* F ru it Growers, brought us in a dozi Francc.JuWJlaon, J . J J . L ’olfinan^JHar- ''T hlrbreakfaH rw ns' sorvddTo near-1 .aL the luimciof-Mrs—Jullus-Takneh. Turner, ly aovcnty-flvc; nnd in nddition to th e' of Tine Blue Goose brand o ra n ^ n for jorio Forrest, Marjorie SOCIAL C A LEN D A R iur Thanksgiving dinner. Plnkcy Ixnii.xe Hickson, Violn Browing, Doris fine data, good fellowship nnd p len ty ' I.UCKY THIRTEEN IIRHIGH CLUB Williams said he could not furnish a Hopkins, l.ois Couch. Carolyn Webb. of fun prevailing throughout. Fine Mrs. R. A. Newman wns the grac­ goose but ho would furnish thu Blue Thursday—Dance and bridge nt the FOURTH GRADE talk’s were made by the mctnbcm and Country Club. ‘ ^ " • ious hostess yesterday afternoon nt Gooso brand o f oranges for which Frank Diehl, Emmet Fox, Harry their visitora. F rid a y —Plant Sale by the W elfare bridge nt her home on fourth street, we are thankful. Hall, Murrao Knnnnr, Elmore Lloyd, . ’Amongst the fine lalka. xvere those * / complimenting tho members of the Liah Morse, WilliaiL Morrison, Kelly of Father t llcnncsfy on rcturniiig Departm ent. . . MRS. J. It. STEWART • ’ Lucky Thirteen Ilridge Club. There Pope, Edwin Slilnholser, Mary Ixuiiso The Hail-W ight Produce Co. F rid ay —froaliytorinn Bazaar nt II. C. thanks for tho many hleisini^x of Uib were two,tables of players. among Sanford’s now produce firms, Dunn, Ethel Holly, Daisy Appleby, DuDoso’a office on Park Ave. The room* were adorned with ba* has- taken office spare iti the Semin- j Marge rite Bilt, Acidic Browning, Julia past ycr.r, Clnrence Mahoney on “Good ’ SANFOlil). FLORIDA • v • S aturday—Presbyterian , * Christmas Lets of yellow chrysanthemums and Fellowship, nnd Sticking Together;" do Bank annex building and >viil Higgins, Ertilla Hall, Elizabeth Hnr" HAN8 IE8 . / PETUNIAS Hurry Walsh mi “Supporting the LnItnzaar nt 11. C. DuBose’s office on other fall flowers. have the suite of room* formerly or- j key, Ellen Lundguist, Kntherinc CARNATIONS '* ASTERS Park avenue. In the spirited game of bridge ploy­ cupicd by the F. F. Dutton Company. Luthreil, Snrn Maxwell, Ruth Mar- dicii Organizations an they Support SALVIA SHASTA DAISIES Monday—Woman’s Auxiliary of the ed during tho afternoon, tho prize for Tho new firm is composed of J. P. tin, Ella Spencer, Mary Alice Shipp, Chi* Men", while Andrew Leo took ds flYBIHCUS 1 BOUGAINVILLEA . Presbyterian Church will meet at high .-core, n Pyrox ten |»ot wns won Hall ami W alter Wight, both well M arguerite Kcnuml, Mildred Tiehc- his auTlJt'ct, the nhoxre subjects com­ COLENS t ’ CROTONS bined, quoting Slmpespeard in many 3:00 p. m. a t the church. by Mrs. Hnl Wight. known citizens of this city, nnd men nor, Merco Thomas. Ruthelln Cook, MALVAVISClTS HYDRANGEA . Monday—St. Agnes Guild xvill'meefnt Following the card gnmc the hos­ who nre experienced in the buying Robert Adams, Frederick Bender, inr.tanecs, nnd rendering nn exception­ FERNS AND MANY OTHER P L A N ts—fcALl. AND. SEE US 3 o’cloejt sharp at tho home o f,Mrs. tess served creamed chicken, perfeer ami selling of vegetables nad fruits. Cornelius Brooks, Eunice Banks, Vlr- ally fine talk. Julius Takach on Eleventh Stfoct. lion .naiad with accessories with hot glnin’Karl, Clair Fuyum Grace L'wi'i, . ‘ O A K L A N D T O U R IN G ; 1920 eoffoo, no rofreuhmont#. ~ Pnnl flllniore, of Tnhipa, one of the Katherine Takach. M O D E L A T $200. T H IS IS A V . 11. Conklin, of Now Jcraoy, a r ­ Among those enjoying Mrs. New finest nctora that ever g ra m i the EIGHTH GRADE R E A L H A RG A IN v— B. & O. M O­ rived In the city yesterday and is man’s cordial hospitality were Mrs. stage, was in tho ciy today looking Wilbur Allen, William DuUor.e, T O R CO . 206* tfc stopping a t thu Montezuma. A. It. Wallace, Mrs. I). P. Drummond, aver the field with the view of pre­ A rthur Zachary* Beth I^».i«ing, Ca­ Mrs. II. H. Lewi*, Mrs. Hal Wight, renting onp of his one-net pinyH thnt milla Pulcston, !Rebecca Stevens, The ‘Presbyterinn Bazaar will be M. J. Mayne, of New York City, is .Mrs. Clnddc Howard, Mra. David Cald­ he is uDiging so successfully over the Louise Thrasher, Elizabeth Whitncr, held Friday and Saturdal, Dec. 1st among the arrivals hern and'.U regis­ well, Mrs. F. K. Ituumillat nnd Mrs <tnte. H r. Gilmore ha* many .friends Emery Ajsdrows, John Cameron, Ver­ anil 'Jml in il. (’. DuBoso’h office on tered at' the Montezuma. ' hero among tho older residents who min! Shuefcr, Eugene Tcrxvilleger, M. S. Wiggins. North Park Ave. S208-5tp The next meeting of the club will be remember hint when he played tho Elizabeth Earle, Ruth Grier, Jessie Mr. and Mra. D. L. Thrasher arc December 27lh, with Mrs. D, P- Drum­ ‘‘Mummy nnd the Humming Bird" and Hasty, Mildred Lundey, I/>tliu Mc­ spending Thanksgiving in DeLand and mond us hostess. ‘The Roya of Company B,.‘ “The (kill Neil, Hazel Scllcck, Elizabeth Shoe­ Jacksonville. ■ of tho North,” and many other very maker, Juanita Sloan, -Evelyn’Taylor, •1 Store In Florida 3*3 10 S to re s In Gcor»»iiisuccessful plays. Lorrine Vickery, Thco. Vickery. H. Hathaway, of New Bedford, SEVENTH GRADE M argnrel Talbot, Henry Russell, Mass., a property owner nt I.ako Jes­ Sir. nnd Mrs. William J. Shaw nnd T u r k « j r in t h o oven, . sup, is spending some time hero on Mr. nnd M n. Charles Grace, j»f Mt. Eric Lundquist, Georgia Calhoun, Ru­ D i g g e d b i r d w o ' n got | business. „ Carmel, ill., were in tho city todny dolph I.ldyd, l^niisc Fortson, Harolil Pie» a n d ca ko n baki ng, snrouto to St. Petersburg nnd other llodgdon, Virginia Parlwr, Beatrice K i t c h e n pi pi ng hot. point* in thu state. They stopped ut Hnrvurtl, Reba Jones, H arriett Itos• Mrs. J .'ll. Ray and d a u g h te r Doto✓ • Everybody hungry, • he Herald office to pay their respects ictor, Florence Tyner. . thy, .nre spending the weik end in C h i l d r e n wild a t hare«| * SIXTH GRADE nnd said they would stop 'over here Ornla, the guests of Mrs. W. E. M o th e r very hap p y — Jnck Peters, Ruby Booth, Hi. C. sex oral weeks on their way back ............. Sm ith. ’ • * Angel unawarat. . tu m n n n n (■■■I homo in tho opring. They • were W aters. Mnry Ix»we Huff, Hilda Dinner on the tabl»— greatly interested in the city of San­ Muirhcad, Lulu Urqliart,^. ’ Miss MUdrod Dlckfon 1* spending n ■ Naught to do hut atti . FIFTH GRADE ford nnd tho wonderful farming sec­ day as tho guest of her sisters, Mra. Father aikt the hlcdlng, Minnie Hardy, Nellie Williams, tion. * ’ * J . R. Stew art nnd Mrs. Chris M at­ Riling to hii feet. Ellen Tellford, Forest MsAliatcr, Ver­ thews. * " ; . ' . Boy* have both the drumitleki, non Priest, Jimmlo Brooks, Louise Girl* the wing* and broaitt „ . ¥ . P T-,1 * iTnnncr, Vernn Dieter, Eugene TurnE . E. Wadbrook U among those Baby take* the with bona; S a n f o r d L o d g e o f E l k s cr>. Clifford Reel, Tructt BenUm, from "Sanford attending the fiwtliall Older folk the r ed. Frank Harvnnli Mprgnrct Giles, Dor­ game nt W inter Pnrk between Rollins Will Be Held Sunday, December 3rd, othy Gore, M argaret llimchi, Juanita All the family happy, and Stetson. * Crackin null and jokeii 3 P. M., nt Prcsbyfcrlon Church McMillan, Katherine Powell, Kather­ ’May *ay*— "Pa** tho candy.** ine Schirnnl, Phyllis Smith, Elinor * Mins Marie Anderson, n student at ,Dad hand* out the imokc*. This year the nnnunl^nemoriul serTyner, Flossie Vickery. Stetson University, in tho attractive . • v * . * ' ■ ’ zice of tho Sanford Lodge of Elks will Mother atari* the singing, guest of Miss .Sara W arren Kasterby Quaver In her voice— be held Sunday afternoon nt 3 o'clock lo r tho week end. "PraDo Cod for hi* marclei, •’* in the Presbyterian Church, corner of Let us all rejcica.** « Fourth street and Ouk avenue. This . O. IL Dreschor, of Buffalo, N. Y., survice will he held by over fifteen is rnakjng his. headquarters ut the . : I hundred F.lk lodges in the United Stot*Montezuma whilo in the city on buslj- tT ■- ?s Sunday afternoon. This service nesa. . v 1 :• ‘ ’ j • has been held unnually ever since tho . Ever Offered at Such l.ow Prices N • 50c, 60c, 75c. $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Numbers HATS Auto Bandits Are Sought By Columbus Police SWEATERS CAPS Seventh Day ’Also a Two-Part CENTURY COMEDY Friday and Saturday Nazimova in “A Doll’s House” ; also Fox News f t CALUMET K r B J. • im * Annual Communion B reakfast By K. of and Visitors -Phonc 104 115 E ast F irst Strcot- v STORKS’ MARKE1 “Say it With Flowers” STEWART, THE FLORIST Cut Flowers, Floral Designs and Plants 814 Mvrtle Avenue, f t . '- ' ------ -PhQiie.260r.W PIANO TUNING, PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. 112 MAGNOLIA A-VENUE .0 Thanksgiving W: COMPANY -Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store- . • m ■ ■» « \ , _ <5 f j . PLANT SALE ON SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK . beginning of Elkdum in this country, .*. Mrs. Mnry Starling hns aB her guest n* one of the corner stones of every HELP TO MAKE SEMINOLE OOUNfor Thanksgiving her son Chnrlea TY T11E M 08T BEAU­ Elks lodge is thnt nn Elk is never for­ Starling, of Atlanta, who is spending TIFU L . gotten, never forsaken, thus it is very some timo in Lakeland, where ho has • Be cure to plan to go th e Woman’s fitting th a t the Elks lodge annually llnva you read tho xvant ad« today 1 a concrete contract. Club plnnt sale Saturday. There may hold this service. Sanford Lodge of Elks has grown be some th in g s ,there th at yoxi will lo llnrge proportions: during the past xvant for your garden—there is sure The FOLLOW ING S E R V E T H A T I»URE ELDEJR SPRIN GS year now having a membership of to fco n warm xx-clcome, nnd some in­ W A TER TO T H E IR PA TRO N S lbout 2&U members, nnd during the teresting garden talk. If you have RESTAURANTS— -DRUG STORES— east yotir have lost tw.o brothers, J. roles, foliage plants o r “fall blooming Bell Cafe II. C. Bower’. C. Jacobis nnd II. C. Campbell. From flowers,- bo sufc to tako n basket or Seniinolc Cafe Itoumillat & Anderson tho installation of tho lddgo in Srfli- vuse, no m atter xvhether you think Wclaka^ Restaurant Ualon Pharmncy Wc ford back in IV ll.to the present the thoy may take ,n‘ prize or not. Valdes Hotel UOTKL8— lodgo has suffered the loss of twenty folks have « xvondcrful,county—this Wigwam Seminole, and the more xvp realize ’ Montezuma Hotel brothers. Seminoio Hotel - This yenr a very npprcprlnte pro­ thl*. and the p ro m ^ r we aro of the gram hna been arranged, the musical fact th o better for all of us and our numbers being hr charge of Mrs. Ju l­ children, and the strangers r.-lio arc ius Takach, nnd Dr. S. W. Walker will dally thronging in 'to cast their lot Wo invito tho public nnd nil users of EL D ER . bo tho speaker for Jhe.occasion. The with u*. Bfing your beautiful flow* SPR IN G S W A TER to v is it th o sp rin g and in i , usual ritualistic work xvill ho perform­ c ra -d e f ua look our possibilities in o u r m ethod of handling its product. W hy toko er! by the officers of the lodge, nnd tho face, nnd r.ec if wc cannot build a chance? Y our em inent phyaiciuno claim Hon. For rout Lake xvill deliver the up inlo wonderful bohuty our county t h a t th is w a te r in unexcelled and ita pu rity eulogy to tho departed brothern of th a t is already oo xvonderful in tbo m akes it m ost beneficial fo r m any troubles more practical aide of horticulture. fhic year. . V • , T he Ford people of S an fo rd as well as tho The public is invited to attend this Bring your flov.crif—-If you happen to W estern Union recom m end th is w a ter for • • tier vice and join th e. Elks i n ‘paying S vo something remarkable in the way batteries. n fru it-o r vegetable, brV'tg that. tribute to the memory of the depart­ Call phono 311 an d have n b o ttle of .th is w ater Who knows but that from some small ed. se n t you an d pro tect v o u r health. c ,; Hope, faith and love nrc (he key­ beginning wc may xxrnrk up nn annual note* of tho^Memoijnl service of the dvent th a t nil m a^Ioo^; forward to and work up fa. , . ' Elka. 31 \ Woman's Club plant* :»Alc on First The complete program wifi nppeor direct,- Friday, December flrsL ( _____ in. Friday’s issuo of the Herald. Cleanliness is next to Godliness , * Memorial Services for • _ ___________ * E ld er S p rin g s W a ter SANFORD * FLORIDA * *- r " w v •» • i - > - ?' .. i i . . _ , • •. ! ’“ -■ ’ . ’ BLACK, PEARL AND SEAL , • „• , • 1M r . i , . 7 ■ -■ , _ • , . ; ■ m 4 T7 ; ' - ‘ ' fm - ■ .-V • • • - ) * ■■■■■■□■■■■■■anBBBBBUBBBUBBaaBBanBUnUBOBBBBBBBBBBBBBauilB.BBMBBMBBBBM***"** * I ■ , « • ^-r -'fv,\.*d£ i i » _ _i ■ *■ (■ i ■ * *—i—r ~ ?**t SELLS it for LESS ;1 �mp 'AT,'. I LEACOCK ■m— . -p . *»{'it J i?Lv->_ >*5•«' — — include traiM poriation charges th a t' after .lay in miicry. now released , \ \ ii1 i to upend her. money on the starving' Cf course, this fello w -ju st happens wero I prepaid- Inl aedtc d th a e t'^ t^ e t. from the clutches of laid health, «unkjmor tU hotne p r .d M 't i tt te it'o f the t.» h* a hr.mp M x # far auUmobllas. Evon the. tax nnd passenger f* rt* !m a 8, nervousness, -rhetirtaUkm, malf r i i — , . n There lira hundreds of human wot Id go We never kc> nny paid by the thousands of tourists nrin, Indigestion, headaches,-.etc., by llahr* »»"ry "«"♦*<**«• That is, fixers ftf hu ■> i i 'h r l l r n l ' hnll<l*i, ttfT credit for it nnd we. could me our l ! ^ / L \ in p * ^ T h ^ K re ^ te st'o f oll'hap-- 'coming here fro m ^ u tsid e points . . . are ' ^ simple, pleasant arid really rem ark-, * * . Mu m II* A»», ••« !•» '. r ia . money hureV horc it would to; aVP‘c* able disfovery of modem science, iI not takon into account. pena lo l>c our nuilhon*. Why* roo < 1d ated. More und more are wo aeoAuthorities .on health huvo long o■T Airtj the uselcs.srca* of raising f»^od« noas me. if I t’ hadn’t been f o r . my contended that the human system la I mother straightening out my lrampc 7 > S T f l ■ LIBIIt'.M* I for foreign countries. fact degenerating on account uf lack;I and sla ttin g nto nut on the road to ^K4l***' I ----- -- - o J . IIOU.T. of proper and thorough elimination oM Uni- happiness a few hundred times, 1 J. I.II.UAHI)— »reT*t»rT>TTm.»rrr; . nrCf(|dent 0f Princeton . wnsto m ntter, and the assimilation- o r J ... Urnrral . 1 , would dislike to th irk whero I would versi’y say* the United States nhould the necessary’ vitamlnes from the food I S,' imi.LT -.__A4*»rlUI*i«c' Mnn«*r» cancel p art of the.allied debt ntr leaar. he 'today. . rw < » 14H «pvi.. a«H> i*. SI. into the blood, which tho system must | You take nnd h urt a fellow’s feel­ President* of universities arc not al* K«» m « a* " ^ e " have to nourish it, keep it olive, arti*«r*L»*uc Kate* a .5>’ > rood business men a* history ings ---- und I ..rucss ho needs n little ■ ivo and nble, to product health, , EWia « M irr--.O re * u < '* « h..„ proven. Why shtfitld the United hump serviep. Whd^ your pride gulp Year’s Budoet Stresses strength and endurance. ra*«e « » - w «»i*r s ». m. I Vnte*, Cancel *any liing. The people a slap you ju st not to Rat "traiRht%nd Services at Home When your system is working right, | ‘ nov. huviru their hacks broken ...... vnod out. All this kind pf rebuff lr Mktrrl|plliii< I’rtr* la »< and Overseas. .like It^iocs when BE-CU-MA is there partying the debts of tKo wur th a t .simply hum an soul humps. W i c a n t m T r» t.—,------—:------- - — 'to mnke it do right, your blood h « Mwatha . »■- .............f-vvas co t of our choosing. l et E urope! go on with a lump in your throat or Over S3.000.000 Allotted to the l».||*rrt-4 la Cllr •<? Carrier filled with iron nnd vitaminco—nour*- 1 is r#«i* An lo rg r.:» they are "broke" i a hump in your heart. Some one, or ishment—and carries them to every •irfy. - .. ., D isabled— Foreign Work n . fcia is- »• w JTl,,r J . ,-ri .hey will a t I6nat lie peaceful and tqmcthlng. has g it to* smooth part of tho body- and precious system I 14 >«tlr»lr « • * " these old rough spots. Lessens. •4 U rabll*fc*4 errrp PrM'T. -------- A4».r iruetnUe." ‘ to feed your withered tissue and worn • Thi.ro are others bosldoJ your •laa rat*" a»a4* kw*"" "***••*"D rao rratlr la palltltm.. tS.no V * nerves. Clear complexion, attractive; *ar. alrrara la *4*■*<-*._________ __ Our fiRures on the building sta tis­ mother who offer this service, and Washington.—Expenditures totaling appearance, strength nnd plenty of I ltest licit TUB ASSOCIATr.il fOKS" tics wore wronR pn the hirst Na­ we. call them drienda.. ■Priomls arc $1),730,372.47 for carrying through Its energy nnd endurance ate the natural I The A»eoctat"4 I»r""" la *«clu»i«sir tional Bank buildlr.R nnd the Pules- not your friends unless they have I «r;- a . -*M1"4 to th * u." t..r r' l;,*b.1' 7 ' ," n "J on Brumley buildipg. hut they were had a post giaduato counw in bump program of services nnd. relief during the llscnl year la tho United Slates • r*wa 4 lapatch*" •*^T<si«"‘«J «*» It BE-CU-MA is sold In Banford by fixing. If you ever get your soul » r»*.*r<rl*" rr*«1ltrJ In 1,1 *• . * ■A j alao tha local nawa publlahad taken from the official record given bruised nnd you go to u person nnd sqd overseas are authorised In th tho Union Iharmncy nnd the leading j I Thu First National hank budget of the Amerlcsn Bed (’ross^ •rein. . . ... to us. druggists in every city.—Ad.-. AH Hfhia of ramuMIcstlon of ap*cUI building will cost $225,000 and the ho rubs it in, roasts you. or whatever fectlve July 1022. This M lnUs *2, lUiHitrh*" h*r*ln ar* alao r**"rv*<1 I *•••■ Puleston Brumley building ''$80,001) you call it, put him , down as n ' 733*,D75 less than the rxpendlftrp^for , n r tiM .n n rii.m 's ti. rw «w 7T COUGRS AND COLDS IN WINTER. Instead of $175,000 and $60,OM «s the , friend—nitl Kriemld forgive, forget the isst fiscal year, when dbThunie. • . : •» i v Indoor sedentary life jn winter has liients reached $12,475,847.00, It is an­ figuri's in the special edition of the land smooth over. A- greatest nounced at National Headquarters In n direct bearing on tho prcvnlenvo* of .............. Herald gave them .4 Wo .hasten t o |, -And then,- nftcr nil, .th. . . . . coughs und colds. Keep live bowel* ___ — , ■ ~ Another Thanksgiving Day has correct these- figuies ns. the amounts , little hump shop on earth is right up a statement emphasising the necessity nctivc and overcome constipation with nnd show [in the top of your own head. You, of continued support of the organisa­ :omo nnd gone nnd now we a re nil are considerably larger Tablets. Colds, you are the fellow that can, la t|i tion hy.'cnrollment during the annual Foley Cathnrtic jet for Christmas. This will he u w hat our city 4s doing In the wny of toughs, croup, throat, chest nnd hron-! final analysis, remove the bumpiest Boll Call, November 1 1 -Nosember 30 big buildings. . ' great business month. Let’s go. cliinl trouble quickly relieved with Foinclusive. This total for the budget hump that ever jnrrcd u human soul. --------— ------------ ----------- (>i~--------• Simply uso the brains God gave you. Is exclusive of the large flnanclul op­ 1 . i Honey nnd Tar. Contnins. no The new financial program of the T ire PANHANDLERS ABE HERR We all get humped a t times. I feel erations of the 32100 active Ited Cross opiates—Ingredients printed on ’ the *■=, *3\ tM' f administration will give the farmers sorry for the folks thjit stumble Chnpters, which, It Is estimated, ^wlll wrapper. Largest sulling cough inodof tho tountry Immediate financial Iciho In tho world. "Foley’s Honey This is the season for the “ pan- «|ong through Jife and haven't ever more thsn double the totsl. relief. We suppose th at means the nny Tnr U wonderful for attacks of N ew berry’s Fam ous N ovelty Dance OrchestVn | ' War Vstsrana Have First Call handlers", meaning the men who been hurt, never known pnln, never farm ers of. Florida. ,* . First call on lied Cross funds Is for coughs and colds” writes W. H. ,tand onthe streets nnd ask you for b u ffered . Show me one nnd I will ! .1 —-------o -----“ Y ou don.’t haVe to k n o w how to d a n c e , j u s t g e t on nnd rid e ’ flic disabled ex-service men, of whom Gray, Venice, California. Sold every -T h e a n n ijp le rtv F a s te s t a n d C ln s s lc a t O r c h w t r a lH 'R ie L and Ambassador Harvey, in a speech nt money onongh to get something to show you—not much! 27,487 were receiving treatment from ixhuw* —Adve— Well, then, what are wo going to Manchester, England, yesterday “out- " a t or enough - to, get to. the next . , tfia^fiovemment on June- 1 lust. This rin n b o u f lt r —tv p n r p ^ in g u n m rm r Hn*d Urn policy oLtba United S u t W - j to w n .- Usually--they want enough to the best of it, square oirr jaws, stand Vork for veterans anil their families Cnll 498*, if you want that baggage ■according » ^ r d l n / tto o despatches. despatches We would b e t something to drink and they will with head up. Wo nre going to know in a wide variety «f service that the . T. ' looked nftcr with despn tell.—QUICK ■«tny just ns long ns they can uutnot let this swtll-hcMdcdfguy Government Is not authorised to ren­ 5 M ILES SOUTH OF SANFORD find somebody soft enough to hnml thnt these blimps nre only ex­ SERVICE TRANSFER. . lino anything for us. . der and for which It bus neither 1'JI-Th-FrVSnL U nder New M anagem ent them out some monuy. It is mis­ periences and adventurers thnt we funds' nor facilities luis tho call on go through to build us ami make us placed charity and should he stopped $3,030,092.00 during the current year, W . S. S ew ell, M an ag er Wc aro now receiving tho Joyful in­ Mrs. II. A. Phillips, Owner better men. We know we nre going telligence th at another income tax H and th e police should mnke them move to profit by them, and every time or about $3CO.OOO more Ihun was exT H E HKD CROSS duo peccmbcr 15th. It seems that on wherever th$>y nro caught. One we smooth out a kotigh spot the next pendcjl Inst year for soldier service. SUPPLEM ENTS . folluw here last week "stung" « lot Adding tho funds disbursed In this there* is little chance for n breathing GOVERNM ENT SERVICE day will 1h< brighter, hotter and finer humnnltarlnn work of physical recon­ of people With the talc that ho had spell between the Income tnxes, the . IlY MEETING TH E been hero ten days nnd could not get^ than ever before! stitution following the World Wur by w ar taxes and the local taxes. PARTICULAR NEEDS Keep on bumping on—bumps! For enough money to get lmck home on. j tho Chapters throughout the country OF TH E INDIVIDUAL in you I can see the developer of the From tho number of turkeys nnd Hu sniil he lived in Illinois and came human roul, tho character builder, will approximate a total for the cur­ e x -s e r v i c e man. rent >cnr approurhlng $10,000,000. ducks and quail and squirrels brought down here to pack oranges. No one; TH IS WORK CANNOT This work. In the opinion of the Sur­ ,n by hunters yesterday -n e t ' i n " * - “ on W » g ->4 11n r- ge,q General’* ofllco. will not reach GO ON UNLESS YOU SU PPO RT IT W ITH and did not know ,,d S o m er, in Tourist.Nows. Its peak before 1020. Sanford, yet despit YOUR MEMBERSHIP Through Its Chapters the American whether he cntild ptu-k oranges o / tmt many-have been killed this year, And DOLLAR or whether nny orange packing home n.O U ID A 'S BAV(S<J IN FEDERAL Bril Cross Is equipped to And the In­ dccf nnd bear seem, plentiful. -----T A Y UP TO D A Y dividual ■ e».serTtre--tnim— hrtp~htnr ln~4 would want him or not. And yet In TAXES__ { Ms problems und dinicuitles, provide —mk- n~rtntTtrv-mTTt~rmnp-tn n'TrtrlT i , linmcdlntcly for his necessities, und EpK lbilloy, ol~tho- Shnford Iler- thinking he would cct by nomewpy. Our aim is to SERVE the romntun Reductions in Federal taxes which open the way for hliu to the (,overnn ld ,'wants the Icgislatum to nboli?h He has nothing on the rest of us at By. nut merely t" have n job.—QUICK -P honc 113 input nonpeasatlon und nld to which dengue. Will ho accept an amijnd- that. Wi> hove hccii here ’£1 yea......... . . ' « « « « *•> “ 7 J> J T " ’ 112 MagnoMa AvcnucSERVICE TRANSFF.IL Phone 198. m ent to include hay fever n l:o7— have not been able to get It'ifk imnu 'will srve Uie tuxpnyerx of the Ilor- ho |S entitled. The extension of this KM-Th-Fri-Snt ii[a district the jenorntous sum of Tnmpn Tribur.e. -. ih u t we are not uskingP nr.y- help• fro m, , 1'!•> it'M'i'l l 44 nccording to lltu report work to tho families of such men proves td them that tho Bed CrossBeware, of the grass widows, Jnwn.l ■■■ n «■■a n ■ * * ■ u■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■"■B anyone t o g - t th o rr a n .1 ^ I f n ’r ecent survey of the cn ro lln - has lost non* of Its sympathy nor will m n a s i r t s » n s « » * s M * s » « l i s a a■«naaaaaBBaBM BBBaBBiiBBBBBaaBBBBBB»"»""—, T h a t’s all wq can tell you. . is much right ns tins pannanmqr. 1 0 , ,...t.., „ r„. to service manifested In wartime. Sim­ B* 4 • . ■ — o-----------v„ „», I , tho hinhwttyti 0".1 ho.lB.-o r"Z to A n J ilarly the aervb’o goes out to the men Despatches say thnt t.io remainder still In the Army nnd Navy, 1U»S7 of of tho American troops on the Rhine b. nrtt onot'llh *i»rk for a ll.Ihc thou,, '-on't'lototl I j ll,o.< olliotar, II. 1 . whom were under treatment In Gov­ will toon ho home. We oplno th n t the ernment hospital* on June 1, 1022. hoys who Ith.no „ ,m „ . J...... ^ .................................................................................................................. “ . Gienter Domestic.Program ns sopn stay there slnrc thero is noth-! ,nany „r them IT they want lo w ork.!fol,ow"* This year—nftcr live years of eonJerome tax. 8111,0 15. . ing much td bring them home n tu lijjos, „f them wnnt a Job cutting ice. nructlve effort diirln.' the war nnd 'Tranrpoitaiiuii tax, $17,ID). th e people nt home care hut little f o r ;on ,iu> j „1iuh river nnd if they after the nmilsttco—brings with It u Bales ar.tl luxury tax, $4,5418. th e ir service record. I were pointed lo u Job they would run, While th e tra n s p o r ta tio n , sides nml greater responsibility for domestic • ‘ — p- -----I from i'. • FHriiln does not wnn( m m -j l-.ixury ta x cancellations liecnme cf- M-ryhv to the American Red I’ro-s. There Is one thing that causes real l dicar ts, at.<l if theie me any people foctive..Inntituy I of l a !,t year, the in- The budget for foreign operations, North vvhA are ’ broke" and piitriotn some Satisfaction anil th a t is in. . the t a \ ivduclions u covers . i i u .iff ii.. cosiie tu v c is IPdf i . - i us however, totals $3.401.If>0, hut of this oil i»n» • tho report thnt the government ex- think th e y can tick mono) . • amount $1.K44.WjO Is for medical re­ hud iMjltcr iwell us 1U22 mu 1 th e r e a f te r . ts to recover some thirty millions hushes in Florida they An o u ta ln n d in g f o a tu ie |s th a fa c t lief and hospital iupplle* for llusstn, which U n part of tho gift made hy tho MiiU of alleged war g rafts. If . fcl| M ,ho n J r. the American Bed t!n)*s In 1921 to Is'm oney could Is? recovered wo ;h..,. . Wo have n« P l-o lor \Y the Httsslnn famine relief v.ork of the will begin to think thnt the wur wns handlers. 1 iila district paid to Uncle Sam $7,511.— oAmcrlcitn Belief Administration pro... .. 1 n o t fought in vain. 231 •.i:i tnlmf iportatiop nnd ...!__It ntiscellangniin. The child health service In EuHUMPS AND MORE BUMPS em s sales tnxes divided as follows: tope continues: moreover, and $AM,Prem ier Lcnln^’of Russia, in a re­ Freight anil express, $'.131,820., 000 Is appropriated for this work un-. Thero in a littlu tmvn on tHe vvi'st Passenger and Pullman, ?.»,11,821. cen t spoech, says thnt Russia wants ihrtnl.cn la llhS). t»ther Items In the coast of Florida nestled along th" .Miscellaneous sales, $11,581). nothing from any other country on stringently diminished foreign pro , f the w m h l.tlix if m Bh»..y. I.. th l. H»l« ■«»» T his means that in the last four gra n Include $200.t)0i) to support the e a rth but thnt thr thrrc*'s ii ri'pair ^Uop, RRil ilaiiifiliiL 'expended in In c ite of Beil Cross Societies. $22,will conic to Russia seeking wealth. .t, If this is tho case the relief workers ' b7 Z°J X" Our O u/'siH -'i’.'i- ' ' tric't"for transporta- tHHt for nurses- training seluwds Inttl"Bump,m!'n> Shop—Fcndors ^iHitatti.fisl hy the BM l ’ro>s abroad, and In Russia who arc spending the k<mk! Anyone who ; Hon charges, alone. Of this amount JiJISI.O OO for liquidation of the general y.” It’s ivr!r,,nt .Wen American money . for the starving n n d ; WWW),080 was for freight charges Bill Cross foreign relief program. Russians had h otter come hack home .Prepared for Emergencies fo r they arc not needed in Russia. It service to mankind. n,*d I ullmot) berth.. This docs not For disaster relief the Bed Cross doing a real would bo much better . * • fokx-America ' has set aside $T50.000, and for emer\ V ‘ gencles In ... d io p. te r work. loW.uuu to be available forWloiuestlc, Insular • This Is mure i,ml foreign demand*, thsn $395,000 above lust*!ear's expen­ diture*. For service und assistance to the 3JUX> Chapters nnd their tranches $1,293,000 U provided by the Nuttnnu» orcunlrstloti. Other budget irems of Importance In lae domestic program Include $_3»0,0(X) for assUlunce to,other wrgunlra1 Hen* und .education Institution* .for training lttd Cross nurses nml work- BR c-rs- $11*1.000 for Boll Call assistance “ fumddwU to a m p le r* ; $100,000 for unforeseen conllngencle*. Of the total budget le»* than *-’90,• (OO I* allotted for management In the , • - i ^ J' r 4||g$* National,organisation. No a»»h r*tlmute, of course, l.4 possible to weigh the vulue of tlvu service hy volunteers < •- . .* la the Chapters. * Earning Power and Saving^Power ■ ILHERAID PRINTING CO Of course, a m an’s earning l)o\Ver counts^ but what .is of prime' importance is bis saving: po\Ypr. It is not the amount with which you open an in terest^ bearing account th at meansf most in the' end, but the regu­ larity with which you add to it. The Peoples Bank, of San­ ford will help you to keep your earning power and saving pow,er well balanced. RED CROSS PUTS MM _ ip! Relief PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ■ E l EVIi^lY FRIDAY LAKE MARY CASINO Make your coffee on the table in one of our MANNING-ROWAN PERCULATORS i ! P E N I N S U L A R E L E C T R IC C O . A penny saved is a penny earned.” In his day pennies were as large as our quarters. Yet all the pennies in the vovld wouldn’t have taken Poor Richard to a jnovje, jought him a flivver, or paid his street car fare, ino pennies of a hundred years ago were not as big in buy­ ing p o w e r s those of today. Cut Poor Richard’s*advice is still good. And it is no less valuable when applied to dollars instead of cents. Every year you spend a large proportion, of the money you earn. So much for clothing. So much for shoes.. So much-lor things to eat, house furnishings, garden sc-d ^, tools and w hatnot. There’s just one way to save money in making your pur­ chased Know what you want before you buy. • Read t..e advertisements. - 1' . I’hey tell you. what is new and good. They tell you where and when to buy to best advantage. They help keep you posted on what the stores and manufacturers are.oiteimg. 3 h r..S 5 Z :S.i; .... 4 ' Z « t ton^ u (i‘iu n . h i a y j » ' ”j m,**** » S « * r >*m. STEADY SEARCH * IS REWARDED Many U n fo rtu n n tc I’coplc Mho Had D espaired of R egaining H ealth A rc Now R ejoicing . Thousands more people every day nre being rewarded by their constant search for revived strength and en­ durance by' the wonderful new tre a t­ ment known as RE-CU-MA. It Is an '.actual revelation to *co the many folk* who had worried through d*y ■ J - t .... __,g 9 H Notice is horeby given thnt the an­ W e P ay 4% In te re s t on Savings Accounts nual election for the purpose of elect- j lag n City Commissioner for th* City of Sanford, Florida, for a term o f| O. u. Hurgln, In hi* recently pub­ «» Classified Ada te a lln*. No lished "Memoir*," repucii the follow­ Better, Slronaer Citizenry Now thfec years, will bo held cm Ike firnt Id I >*l', sd taken (or leaa than 15c. ing anecdote: A short time ago Ste­ Tuesday after tho first Monday in De­ f Emergino Out of Work in U 'and positively no classified phen Leacock wo* tho guest of n lit­ cember, A. D. 1022, tho snmo being •« ads charged to anyona. Cash United States. 1 erary cluli to which I belong, anil tho 5th day of December, 1022, as to*, must aecompaay *U order*. when I was catlap on to speak 1 ex­ quired by Section 211 of the Charter: ; C * . f Sanford’s Const five word* to a line plained how thnt morning I had been T h is Bank s ta n d s ’ four square for tho developm ent of . Tlie American lied Cross as an of the City of Sanford, Florida. .Us Professional k*cn* e walking In lllghgato cemetery and •a and rem it aeeordinKly. Z iTwhom. In hU Chosen pro‘ru ral life on its social as well as its productive side. evangelist of better health him looked Tho City Auditor nnd Clerk, In his{ paused hy the tomb of I,onl StralliIts problem nqunrc la the fact. How capacity ns registration officer for the conu. Ono of the .cemetery custodian* T herefore on a m a tte r of good citizenship ns well ns Joined me. nnd wild,, regretfully. "Lord If accepted the task revealed to It In city, will register all peruons applying :aBend* - . ... ii Stratheofta'fl tho only dlstlngulsheil tho qstten'a physiol condition as to him, whoso naritts nre not already ..good business, wc o ffer to help YOU obtain a bigge^ farm in­ brought out ddrtug the World Wnr. homo on the registration books, nnd FOR SALE—A real bargain. Seven Cnnmllnn w« Imre horr." Tl^p come und n more enjoyable ru ra l life.. , ? • 111 4J 1 . n " brightened tip a little. "Hut there a a and conscientiously npplled jts activi­ who arc qualified electors, under the tl ...... passenger Haynes car- In fine con­ vacant lot beside hi* lordship. ties to correction forms n vivid chap­ provision of the Charter of tho City dition.—Fred Walsma. 811-Ctp Whereupon 1 explnlncd to hitu curi­ ter In the forthcoming annual report. broil FOR SALE—Several well bred Rhode ously enough that 1 wa* going to meet Historically nnd prkcUcnlly, nursing I* of Sanford, Florida. For this purpose, Allorncy*at*Law tho‘registration looks wilf l o open at Island Red roosters, 10 months old. another distinguished Canadian tlmt 'a bnoJe work for tho Red Croat. In Its ,1 - ' ' 1 •evening, and, would try to induce him public health nursing service, In In­ (be office of the City Auditor and Inquire of Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcardnll Q rti Ssmlnol# Coaaty Bank to muko tho necessary arrangement* Clerk thirty days before tho holding struction In homo hygiene and enre of 211-3tp ” „ . . . . FLORIDA avenue. for occupying tho vacant spneo. by of the aforesaid olcctlon nnd -will reIjujfORD ‘ -*• " SEVERAL' HOUSES /or sale. "U'oum Lord Strnlliconn. Ix>acock listened to tho sick, nutrition classes, first nld mnln open fifteen d.^ys thereafter be­ lint) Ilfo saving courses and health cep fo r’ r e n t See Thigpen. PO-tfc this with »truined attention. On rising tween tho hours of 9:00 q’clock a. nt. to reply, ho disregarded tho points lers, the American Beil Cross Is ap­ 'r ' a1 F R E D R * W IL S O N , ; , ,-*t *V* ** WOOD FOR SALE—$H.F>d a cord. mnde by the Other speakers, nnd »nld: plying 'effectually the lessons learned and 12:00 m., nnd frem 2:00 p .m . to i ti f*-' .1*' '.'IPlease arrange to pay cash on de­ “Whilst I am deeply grateful to.'Mr. during tho xmir nnd making for a 3:00 p. m„ each day, cxcopt Sundays a t t o r n E Y -A T -L A W livery, nnd specify the kind of wood Hurgln for hi* thoughtful arrange­ healthier., stronger nnd better nour­ nnd holidays, ns required hy tho pro- j wanted, when placing your order.—F. ments regarding my obsequies. I re­ ished cllUenry. visions of Section 213 of the City | -PR O G R ESSS T R E N G T IlS. Vernay.— , lOC-tfc gret to lolortu him thnt they will hnve The task of the Bed Cross Public Chnrter, | SANFORD •:* FL° R to he cnneoled, ns 1 have already de­ Health nursa In the 1,240 nursing senr As„ required by Section 215 of the FOR SALE—Dosicr and Gay*’ paints cided to ho buried In Wcstuilustor ab­ Ices now • operutlng throughout the Charter of the City of Sanford, Florand varnishes a t Sanford Novelty bey.' Wo nre In tho business, for th* country instructing their communities idu, tho polls will open a t 8:00 o’clock > ^ jjeraid; iqc pcr week, delivered __ Work*, Sanford agents. 183-tic In health essentials and dlseave pre a. tn., stnndnrd time, and close a t 5:00 , BUSINESS: QUICK *' SERVICE -----— -------------,, FARMERS—You can get seed bad FIGHT MINE FIRES WITH MUD vcntlon Is demonstrating the posalblllo’clock p. m. ’ I The Presbyterian Laches will: hold TRANSFER. Phono 498. frnm~! and Irrigation plug* a t th» ties of human betterment nud the great CIIAS. K. HENRY, their Bazaar Halo Dec. 1st nnd 2 nd. LA>VYER 101-Th-Frl-Sat Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfr Experience Has Shown That Is at benefits of enlightenment. Mayor' of tho City i , 15 9 -Frl-Sat-tfc — C o u rt H o u se Practical a Method as Any During the last year 313 new public Second sheets, 8 ^ x 1 1 , only of Sanford, l ’la. Known. health nursing services were establish­ 50c per 1,000, while th ey lost, at Tho real reason is, w® give SER­ 11-3-10-17-24; 12-1 M O ST O F OUR C U S T O M S ** U l» ffernld office. _____________ H Fighting Arcs In mines Is a slow, ed by Bed Cross Chapters, and several VICE. T hat’s our initMlo name. . He Isn't wholly satisfactory ni a | FOR SALE—;10 acres in Longwood. tedious Job anil since the dawning of hundred services so convincingly prov­ 19!-Tli-Fri*Sal ed their effectiveness thnt they were husband unless he (fives her frct(Utnt Pimm* 493. . mining has Iwon considered ulmost u comer of Grovo and Ornngo ave­ taken over by public authorities. In T h " K c o n a m y B A K IN G P O W D E R nues, S. E. 1-1 of N._ E. 1-4 of S. \V. hopeless undertaking. Rich mines In order to promote this work $30,000 wns opportunity to feci abused. AT A SA C R IFIC E. DODGE manV pnrts of tho world hnvu been », . 1-4 Sec. 25, Tw|J. 20, Itango 20.—Thos. burning for generations. Underground j allotted to.provide women to prepare PO PU LA R M ARKET f J When Kemnl points a gun, llte nllle* T O U R IN G C A R , SM) C A S H . S IX J. Baxter. _____ 1 1 -2-1 mo. fires no longer nre considered un­ themselves for public nursing. Tho tj**». must choose between sticking togeth- K O U A L I’A V M L M 'S :— H. A: O. . ... “. uMOTOR n > p m > rCO. n 20l)-llC P e I'PER S36e D FOR SALK—l have quenchable. In tlm Hutto district n homo visits made by thr 1.240 nurse, •u. *>r uml atickinff 'em up. { a surplus of 35-lbs. of ltuhy King process of fire fighting has l*cn do- aggregated nearly lJtOO.OOO, visits to ■SSSSRSnSRHSBRRSR4BMRSR popper seed saved by myself out of vehqxil hy a mining company which I* schools numbered 140.000, nnd In six You ea* Had the name of salvaging nn ore body of tremendous months 1,250.000 school children wore i* x u a» t* H u s* R S R iissB R u R n « "B* * BB" u ZBRnBQRBmBBUUStlSSflBMBWSVSS tho very best New Jersey stock, $2.75 ■ • . i. . fl ' extent. Fires thnt have been burning .very Mf# nu.lnes* M*n per lb. Address, E. Grothcn, Dnnln, for 13 years In throe connecting mines inspected b> tbeso nurses snd where I n In Sanford la thl* Column Fin. * 198-tfc are being kmothcrtd under 1 .000,000 defects were found advised examina­ tion by physicians. In rural commu­ IIS each day. * F m r s x o r -Ftve room hungnlow on tons of mud. nities this service has made a very ti exceptionally easy terms or wilt . At the end of 1022 2.000.000 tons of marked advance nnd has won thou­ »■ to| metalliferous ore. containing, record­ rent.—A. P. Connelly ft Sons. 205-tfc ing expert estimates, nt least 80,­ sands of converts to approved methods | af disease prevention. , Well By* For You F O lfS A L E OR EXCHANGE—Mod­ 000 tons of copper, once more will he In home hygiene and ewe of the sick Instruction, which fit*4 the student In bon ton steam pressery ern poultry ranch in the Golden accessible. Snnd, decArop0”0*1 w ’k and other methods of proper calc where Illness Is Kent & MeKee, Prop*- 4 ' S tate, nenr Ixis Angeles, Calif. For materials which enmo originally from not so serious as to require profes­ information see Nick Zomovean, San­ CLEANING, DYEING, ALTERING ford, Fla. 203-St-W anti Wife the stop** nnd were discarded ns tail­ sional service, tho Bed Croas conduct­ Work caled for and delivered ings In the process of copper extrac- ed 3.8S4 classes during the lust year, i, 464-J-------- 314 W est F iret SL tlonf*xlmply have been turned hnrk enrolled 2,35*1 Instructors. (VU-tH atuInto tho fire area. Water, which In dents and Issued.42,fi5fl certificate*. FOP. RENT—Housekeeping apart many rases has proved Its uselessness On June 30, 1022, nutrition service l-WE DELIVER T H E GOODS” ment. 719 g i k A v c . ___»201-12 tp as nn extinguisher of underground embraced t.UHl classc»v with n total of FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette. fires. Is used for transportation. H 27.523 children and 2,530 enrolled dieti­ —Shirley ApnrtmenU opposite post conveys the tailings down to the fire tian*. Seventy-eight food selection , Storage F acilities regions. 1.200 to 2.200 feet under­ classes graduated *733 Who received office, upstairs. 1 28’t<c ft c l Cross certificate*. In general |lf *• pi***® yoo* 1*11 othtre; If not, FQ lT ltE N T —Unfuwilshed apartment ground, where tho sotipllke slime fills health activities Bed Crn«s diopter* Urn abandoned drifts, cross-cuts nnd tell us. Phone 498 i-*V ! Fcrndalo Apartments, 305 E. First slopes und literally smothers tho fire. maintained 377 health center*, serving us tunny communities, provided 33.751 190-tfc Strqpt. health lectures for large audience* ev­ interesting to Archeologists. FOB RENT—Furnished house and A Bomnn-Britlsh grave hns^ Just erywhere. while cIlulcB numbered over three, furnished npnrtmenls. Rhone been ilfscovcrcil on llum hllL bonier- 10,000. , . rsl Machine and Boiler Work*; o371-W. l, . „ , ,• 201-10tp set, England. On the east side of the Grinding; DeLuxe Piston*; U E N f—Ono bed room nnd kltcli- H/nnnn encampment was unearthed Whfri Steel Gear Band*} Crank cn furnish«nl, price $(15 per month, the complete skeleton of n young -Phone 62 Apply to Mrs. H. D. Durant nt Lake adult, probnhly n male. The grave Rctnrnedwas about two feet In depth, lying due Mary. ' 193' tfc north nnd south, the head nnd shoul­ ders being Inclosed by *1*1*6 of-Hum ‘Examiard Glaase* Designed T w a n t e d stone. On tho right of the hend lay a wan y oitrent nicc shallow dish of Boman-Brltlsh black In Invulnr po*scaslons of tho United small cottago of hungulow, well pottery. This wns broken In three finite* and In foreign lands the Ameri­ 'located, with all conveniences. Spec­ pluces. probably by tho supcrcncum- can Il«l Crods scored hea>y gains dup­ Opticlna-Optometrist ify all particulars, together with best bent earth, but with the exception of i ing the Inst year, passing the prrBast First Slrsvt Bsnford. Fla. price nrtd terms. Must ho a bargain. a small portion of the flin It was pos­ Address P. O. Box (19. 211-10tp sible to restore It. Near the bend lay a crude nn.J barbarous copy of n (blr<l .T O N J . M O U G H T O N I WA NTED—$3,000 at onco, Jest o nr Fourth century A. D. Hoinnn brass IcniL go .. . security. Cail nt Hill Hardware Co. coin. This had probnhly been |>Incnl Paving 115,017 member*. In Europe ARCHITECT —W. f. llughqy. . 209-fltp In the mouth to*enable tho dead man tin* 1921 Bolt CgU enrolled 11,123. \VAOTEP—T ^ S T w o rY .'' 1 nquire'4 M. to pay Hi* fare to Chnron. tho ferry* with tho Constantinople Chapter re­ Room 7. Miller Hld^. man. for taking him hero** the Styx. porting <M3. a gain of 83 members. Hanson Shoo Shop. 4 • FMtBlDA Nenr tho right bond, of tho skeleton China wa* 1.782 members, n gain of 4F0R1) 11-13-20-27, 12-4p lay an oval hammer stono or pounder. MO; tilc little Virgin Island* bare TakK). while tljo Dominican Republic WANED-^A rhunco to build your with 2,027 ndvuncod from Its previous Homespun Jeans. new homo before lumber gets nnj A suit of clothes made front Ken­ high murk by 1.423 new member*. higher. Plans nnd estimates furnish­ tucky homespun Jenns now I* n rari­ Haiti, orgnnlred In 1020, now Itu* • -i ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc ty hut tlm cloth still I* produced ' n nearly l.ono enrolldl. Mexico reports V. C. C O LI.Fi:. PropFOB KENT—One furnished bed room,- n smnll way In remote section* of the 351. a gain of 327 In one year. The American Bed Cros* baa spread It* 320 Onk Avei Phone 2C03. 208-Gtc timuntnln country. There the old­ membership over somo 70 foreign time methods of carding tho wool WANTED—Have client wanting n spinning nnd looming nre t '^ 'c o d n lands ami Its Junior membership out­ small place, near town, .some muck the production of the finished cloth side of tho United States 1* close to UNTUACTOR a n d B U IL D E R not particular aa to condition of the for which Kentucky onco had n nn- 700,000. ' -’ house. Will pay nbout $1,000.—jitro u t Uon-wIdo reputation.Kentucky statesmen of thh older pe­ 209-tfc Farm Agency. riod always appeared attire*! In Jeans W A flf ED TO RENT—Formancnt, 3 nnd occasionally now men nro to be or 4 room unfurnished npartinent, nren wearing a home spun Jenna situ Rat or hou*e, desirable location. Ad­ of the most modem sartorial cut glv, y ■*dress "F. S." care Herald office, San- Inc the wenrer nn nlr of dlntfnctlpn# i 1 In moat cases the tnountnln looms fatlaghouae Light* and AppR*ne«* ford, Fla. 192’tfc ... now nre devote*! to weaving rag cm* New Line of Fixture* More than 325 Clinptcrs engaged In WANTED—Your house to build or imts In which handiwork many of the life saving or water first aid last year repair, by a enrpentcr. E. O. women nre expert*. 123 W est F irs t S tre e t Many visitor. with the result that the American lied Minx, 204 Myrtle Avo. 212-3tp Itnvo marveled nt the .blending of «**d- Cru»a Life Having Corps has set a new <. or* nnd «ho artistic design* In nig high mark for enrolment und the B. W . H E R N D O N rug* woven on n mountain loom — number -of qualified life savers de velopod. The iitfiuenco o f .‘‘learn to LOST—Platinum ring with three dia­ l.oulsvllle Oitirlcr-Jonranl. swlnt week" In mnny localities la re­ insurance agency m onds; $5.00 reward if returned to I im portant Q ualification*. ducing the water fatalities through lam i Miss Kathcryn Downing nt Mi-Lady a -AUTO-------- BONDS «I huvo heard that you do not re­ 0tmctlon nnd tho wtikT dlnsenilnutlon OL 2l2-3tc gard uny man n* well fitted ns your­ of resuscitation methods demonstrated Shoppe. self to fill tho position to which you by the Red Cross rcptrs*ntutlves. E*reliant work has been done In teaching have been elected." Plant Snlo Day Friday a t Pop Wil"I never »uhl that.” replhsl Senator o large psVt of the Amerlcsn popula­ non’* Reo Office at the foot of First Rorchutn, “powlhb- n number of meri tion how to take cure of Itself In the Contractor and B allder could fill the tawltjon. But I will sny water. Growing appreciation for this HtrooL 1 m . i i : . thnt nobody ! know of ha* the experi­ Bed Cross Llfe-8:ivlng Service ts )RD ■u FLOUIDA rtmwn by the compulsory Instruction ence anil the1 fortitude tn stand Bio CUT THIS OUT—IT 18 WORTH ,»• >-■ cninpnlgn prlmnrie* n* well n* 1 do. — adopted In many citle* for htemhers of the police anil fire departments In lbs GF.NKBAL \Va»hlngtotv-Star. \ prone pressure method of resuscltaCot out this'slip, enclose with 5c ItBPAIK ami mall it to Foley $ Co., 2835 Shef­ f l a m e s d e s t b o y h o t e l TR-CjiV i - r ..A H t,0B' ------------------— • ' field Avc.,-Chicago, Hi., writing your Phone 391 > A. , -J; =V a n d alarm s g u ests , 7 1 * - , • Help to Hslp Othors name nnd ntldre** clearly. You will a t PORTLAND, ORE. ^| ** fon can’t "give until lr hurts"—fm receive In return a trial package con­ ^l*ht Bros.* I)cpt. Garage Bldg. giving an Amorlcgn thdlar to Join the Tkf A tw rU lrt rr*"*> m r Tae a m w m i ™ > , taining Foley’# Honey and Tnr Com­ PORTLAND, Orc^ Dec. 1.— r Ire In American Bed Cfoss hilps y o t/to help pound for coughs, colds and croup; OAKLAND TOURING, 1920 the Onk Hotel, In tho heart of the others who are hurt and who need re Foley Kidney PU1* for pains In s «e* i - . • 0DEL AT $200. TH IS IS A and bnck;iiheumatisni, backache, kid­ buslncas district was known early to­ lUf. . -*M ■ J {<■? . * ?AL HARGAIN^—B. & O. MO- ney and iJnddcr-nilmcnts; pnd Foley day to have resulted in the tlhnth of Alfred oRlson, of Orlando, spent one man. Several persons wora re­ ' • Cathartic Tablet*, a wholesome and 20G-tfc ported trapped in tha building, nnd Thanksgivlnfj I thorough^ cleansing cathartic for the number of injured has not yet ^ben other* are idl^, we keep mov* constipation, billouraere, headache*, into. Dr. M ti J. N. u . * ; . . been determined. Later ull truest* his parent*', a n d aluggloh bowel*. 8o!d every­ there’s a reaton foi IL -Q U IC l llolson. wore accounted for. " [ERVICE TRANSFER. Phorio 489. where.—Adv. If CLASSIFIED ADS OUtlnct Reason Why ln< Death He Am Could Not Lit Bcslds Lord Strsthcona. H‘ A Better Rural Life 2 th««,e0pU- FOR SALE George A. DeCottes Come in—Ict’B get better acquainted The Seminole County SANFORD, FLORIDA SERVICE nm N.u«,.i s-k ICHELLE MAINES BUSINESS directory [ FOK KENT |Quick Service Transfer SANFORD t ichinc & Foundry Co. Red Cross Gains ‘ Strength in All Foreign Fields Henn’ McLaulin, Jr., , O pt D. TF.rrTOTiu ' -= BEGINNING AT; 1 O’CLOCK ■ i: On vacant lo t.... West Central Avenue betw eenC alf '" " S % X .£ \i ins Station and Seaboard Passenger Depot, ORLANDO, H.OR1DA- - I” .. ISANFORD NOVELTY WORKS |GeneraI Shop’and Mill Work • TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ' C*amcrcliljilreet—Sanford. Fix Red Cross Water ■ RE0S, STUDEBAKERS, BUICKS,. DODGES, IHOTMOBIl First Aid Makes CADILLACS, PIEltCE-ARROWS, OVERLANDS, FORDS, O A k ’ Life-Saving Gain ! LANDS AND OLDSMOBILES. GILLON & FRY HCAL CONTRACTORS iREO SPEED WAGONS. FORD WORM DRIVE TRUCKS,' MAS• TER TRUCIj;, VIM TRUCKS, OLDSMOB4LE fR U C kS. ., LOST S Don’t fail to attend this sale if you are in the m arket for an auto- * ! mobile, as every car will be in A-No. 1 shape and will be sold regardless . ■ of price or value. . > < TEfeMS OF SALE:. Vi Cash; balance 1, 2 and 3 months. 10% off for cash on deferred payments. S. O. Shinholser .A.MER0 5 v [ • s : ■ . >Rco. il^ u f f ip T H E MONEY 1 i. THEY SAVE ........................ rivinu hero m* tho guc»t of 5 FINCH BROS., Auctioneers nnd 1 •/ - a n d earn m oney .* > « * > * j ; *4 * ^ ■ -?Ws 4 >1 MfciaMWfcyik 1 ►’ / v J&W** ■ — t r -n- j . i i f , tXrPjji. ..J... * , *vVW<4»W-.l 'tV tifiifiJ '. M rie w . : ‘ • ' . i -• ' . . - < r.‘^ ORLANDO, FLA. i �*a «» ! At pr BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING BOXING* CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor . c ____ ......G. Gunby Emory-1.. *‘ • Hays Currie f... r. t__ Schublcgcr (c) W arner..— r. e---- -------...... Boyle Colado, G. q. b. .............. Bowen Colndo, It 1. h..'.Cunningham Tcarc. v.... r. h. ....... M ortt Seeds....... -f« 1)» Morgan ThomnB. Score by quarters 0 C 13 0—25 Rollins — .... .. 0 0 . 0 0— 0 Stetson The Sanford High School team brought to a close yesterday a most wonderful foot ball season by swamp­ ing the Daytonn eleven under a 92 to 0 victof-y. * There Is very little in detail,to this game as it was so one-sided and lop­ sided that the official scorer lost all track of *001*0*, and notes lung be­ fore- the first half ended. lie was able,, however, to piece enough of it togethli* aftW l'it was nil over to be absolutely certain that Sanford piled up 92 points, while Daytona were not oven dangerous for a minute. j The game wns played under ideal During the second half, Coach-Wil­ wbather condition* nnd i\ record break­ kinson sent in his whole second string ing crowd ossctTihlcd to witness the line-up, und these boys also proceed­ frny. ed to keep the good work up. Close It was n hard fight through and observers of the game Btatod that through, but superior strength nnd Sanford’s third airing mi;n would have brain work by tho T ar eleven wns the beat them had we any third string reason why the Rollins eleven defeat­ team to send in. ed the lln ttc r aggregation. The en­ Unless a post-season gnm ccan be tire T ar team were in the fight to staged this wonderful victory of yesduplica to the Blue nnd Gold victory torda’y closes the 1922 season, n sea­ over the DoLandltes of last season's son thnt ha* made foot ball history 1 foy, Sanford. One gumo was lost lo Miami, whllo Sanford won oyer OrInndo twice, Daytonn twice, DelJind, Ft. Meade, Palm Reach, Ocala, nnd Klssimriie^.. *: '--------1.----------, And although there'w ill be some of the regulars of this season nt -some college next year giving a good ac­ - count of thcmrelvea on the gridiron, Coach Wilkinson is devoting ju st ns much time to his second string line­ up th a t will assure Sanford of an­ other gijbd team next year. Vanderbilt Adds , • Another to Its . * Many Victories Made a mistake yesterday The Sanford game to bo shown in the movies wns against Orlando nnd not Daytona. . Care in handling finnneia Im atters; scrup­ ulous regard for obligations; taking thought if the morrow, >vith its responsibilities;-dis­ charging financial duties to one’s fam ily and the com m unity—t)iese are ever the m urks of the "thorobred.” A friendly banking connection i s ’of im­ mense advantage in m eeting th e responsibil­ ities of life. ' NASHVILLE, Dec. L—Vanderbilt lidded another victory to her splendid The Armistice Day pictures 'will season’s record here yesterday a fte r­ come later. noon by defeating tho team of the'U . of tho South (Sewanee) by n score of At least one full rel of local plcUC to 0. Vanderbilt played n strong turn*, iincluding _ tlje . big foot.bal! game, while Sewanee showed up to ad­ classic between, two old-time rivals. vantage in the third quarter only. •And all this in addition to tho regu lnr bill with no extra charge as th« treat is on Osborne. . A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President ............ H n n B i i s H R a a i R n a m i i u i i i i n i i n m i B i i m | | S h w id Know These Facts A b o u t B a k in g Powdea* — t h a t a b ig c a n a t a low c o s t m a n y times results in b a k in g s t h a t a r e u n f it fo r food. — t h a t o n e c e n t’s w o r th o f in fe rio r B a k in g P o w d e tim e s m i n s o n e d o lla r’s w o rth o f o th e r in g re d ie n BAKING POWBER not because of quanti­ ty but on account of quali­ ty—not because of pnee but by reason of results. That is w h y th e sa le of Calumet is 2% tim es a s m uch a s thnt of a n y o t h e r b a k in g ^ pow der. ^ Buy it—try it—never fail L to use it. ^ A pound can o f Calam et contain s fu ll JG o u n c e s . Som e baking powders ■coma in J2 ounce instead o f J6 . ounce cans. Be sure you g e t <i pound when you w a n t it. th e w o r l d 's g r e a t e s t b a k in g ; [[ • • DUNCAN’S FARMS, WES*TVILLE, N. J., use these packages gi for lettuce. . ' .■ . . . Is VERMONT'APPLES, MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT, use them ■S regularly. - ' . |g " Tliese crates are accepted by all railroads in ear lots and by the S ' . 5g Express- Companies. . half bushel . • bushels'and all standard sizes. ’ ” ■ • L 313 San fold Avenue Potato, Shrimp and Chicken Salad As strikingly beautiful os it is luxuriously appointed, the B u ick ’Six-cylinder S port R oadster brings n e w zest to motoring. * Riding on the long w heelbase Buick c h assis w ith th« distinctive Buick sp rin g suspension and the fam ous, pow erful Buick valve-in-heail engino, th is superbly fitted roadster contains every refinem ent for cars-freo travel. T ho fine lo a th e r upholstrfry, tho shining mckelled fittings, tho com plete Instru m en t board, w ind­ sh ie ld w ings, t a ilo r e d to p a n d s n u g fittin g s to r m curtains-ore am ong th e m any features t h a t distinguish this car in nppearnneo and in com fort. A nyw hero you m eet this de-luxo m otor car, It not nfdv in tho center o f atten tio n b u t m o to rists also m ark ,t «r tid ore a p. m., .innumj fur grading, drnining and paving tin .'olliiwing slrtet!*, to wit: Sanford Avenue fiorn Fifth S tre 't lo Tenth Street. 5l38-ai|. yards. j Palmetto Avenue from Scvondl S tre e t‘to Fifteenth Street, 1N43 s<| 1 yards. . , 'I Mugnolia Avenev from Tenth Street l„ Central Street, 8500 sq. yards. Fourth Street from Sanford Avenue to Myrtle Avenue, 3570 sq. yard*. Myrtle Avenue from Fourth Street to Thirteenth Street HIUJ5 sq. .yards. Elm Avenue from First Street to Thirteenth Sit cel 13110 sq. yards. Bids will be received .on the f allow’ing types of pavement, sheet nrphnlt. n-phnit concrete, asphalt block nm. vitrified Dr'.ck. Proposals to ho presented in a scal­ ed envelope, endorsed on the outside w^tid for Paying”, Sanford, Florida, and tho name of the bidder* or bid­ ders. , , • Each proposal m ust lie accompanied by n certified check, made payable at SANFORD, FLORIDA sight, to the order of the City of Sun- When better automobile* are ford, Florida, for 3 per cent of the po w d er *«• P1**1 au — Til 10 * * IOLECTRIC GARAGE Willard A LOT OF B A IT . ROUTH BAKERY $1.50 Turkeys for Thanksgivin g T h t S lanSttrd ot CoitiMrUon *• ‘ ‘-Let tis. have y our O rder for Your C hristn ■ Fool of F irst S tre e t— . »< *'"" llru" ” ' i Herald As was iinnounecc Elkny’s W hite Pine T a r and Wild C herry Compound yesterday, next Monday and Tuesday 1 night at the Princess will he seen mov­ . IU:XAI,L HA BY COUGH SYRUP ing pictures of the Sanford football ] team In action. It wns announced, however, thnt it would show the Snnford-Dnytonn game of Armistice day, M l T i r r . OF APPLICATION TO IIF. MAIIF. A F IIK H IIKAl.KIl PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST ht this was an curor, ns tbo.gnmo shown will Iw tho one between San­ Notice Is hereby given that Uir urtKODAK DEALBB PHONE 325 tlerslKncil. n niarrle.l woinnli. util on THE REXALL STORE ford and Orlando. tho SMh day of lJrr«inbrr. IVS3. nt 11 The big game pictures and the treat o'rtork. n m., apply to the Honorable Jnnirs tV. I'rrkfn*. Joilge of tile Fir-, is on Osborne as ho will make no ex­ eult Court of the Hevenlb Judicial l l r - ! cult <>f tho KUlc of FUrlda. nl the tra charge for those two nights, nltho Court House ut- T)eljtnd. Florida, or he has gone to considerable expense (\ heresoev/T->^td Judge may he at said time, for u license lo manage, take in making theso pictures. There will ehnrge of and control her property nnd be nl least one reel of these local pic­ to become u free dealer In every re tures nnd tho Sanford public *is cor­ ,r>Thl* Illh day of November, 1»IJ MART B. HUNT. dially invited to turn out and see KURD II tVII«SON, tiollclior for Fetllloncr. thfmselvc* in the movies. • !IO-alr Tho pictures will not only show i views of the side lines, nnd hundreds i uf Sanford people hut they will shuw i some fast play* made by the Sanford | team against their old.time rivals, the N ext to P rincess T h e a tre ! Tigers from Orlando. Remember tho time, Monday and Tuesday next, tho place, rrincm e theatre, the event, foot ** «________ ball in pictures... ••■ ■ ■ a a a a u aa a a aa n d a a a Phone 4H0-J ■ ■a a a a a n ita a a n n a a a a s TH ERESA iF\ R E A L I < £ 0 0 0 0 ( G roceries We use nothing: but the best m aterial; all . work done by expert workmen. L. C. MOORE, Msnsger ---- Buick will build. Jhcm ^ There’s a lot of real joy to he found in buying groc erics nt Hve nnd-lct-llvc prices. You won't nun ing us your order when you undcrstsnd^whnt saving yoit’ru making. NICE FAT MACKEREL Dill and Sour Pickles in Bui Large Assortment of Fresh r 15 lbs, Irish Potatoes for:-. .- :Yellow Yams, per peck..—,....- 6-14— 1923 SERIES have you v is it e d THE SURPRISE SHOE Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Plan* ond specifications may bo obtained at filher office on deposit of $10.00 'which will lie returned i f bid is made. The City Commissioner* reserve the •right to reject any, or all Idyls, or to accept any bid thay deem to be for the Vegetables, Florida and Cali­ , fornia Fruits \ * . * • Tho c ar ownor who is entiufied in Ihe tiny in a n d day out usage of his autom obile is tho beat usset a dealer posaev sea. * We take pride in th e realization of th o fact th a t Oak­ land car owners in tho t e r r i t o r y , controlled by us ^ e l s e ­ w here constitute our m o st valuable asset. A careful inspection nnd n rid e in the Oakland 6-44 will Our cods nre supreme-*— our prices low er th an th^iC lowest reveal the reasons. _ See us for a dem onstration npd prices. TH E REST STORE IN SANFORD____ W ight Bros. D ept Garage Building Join the throng* of reader*. , ' S S X ftZ r* . • a Hot Breads and Rolls------------------— R EX A LL CHERRY IIARK COUGH SYRUP. IN8 MARATHON -------- * Pa., Doc. L—William l l 'i 'K " K . r . ! L n Cake ; Oviedo Branch .Arrive Departs s'o. 12fl.......... 7:45 p.m. . . 4o. 127.......... _ s3:40p.m. x—Daily, except Sunday. Combination Offer 14-lbs. Gran. Sugar $1.00 1-lb. Bulk Mix’d Tea .50 A full line of samples can be seen a t * .Rapid Delivery ; SATURDAY SPECIALS 1 MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS 1018 Weal First Street J. HUGH TILL1S, Prop. ; . :_______ 1—102 Sanford Avenue 2 . — t h a t m illio n s d e p e n d on T ho E conom y Lilly of the Valley, si fted Sweet Wrinkl ed Peas, per cun High Grade Sugar Corn, per c a n .:... ........ wc 2 Yeliow Corn Meal, per pkg,...................2 Osceola Blueberries, per can j.*yc 5 6 leading brands of Coffee to select from at 2 Popular Prices 2 ! Full line of Heinz Pickles and Relishes ! 2 Stone’s Fresh Shrimp „ — t h a t la c k o f p r o p e r le a v e n in g s tr e n g th m e a n s a n d d is a p p o in tm e n t o n b ak e-d ay . JOH N GOVE, P roprietor CEM ETERY WORK A SPECIALTY ES • Not new in service because they are standard f»i Lettuce, I o If tatoes, Beans, Celery, Corn, Beets, Cucumbers and Oranges. M \ Nrlipyef Cbttnge Work has been commenced on the e Salesman’s'! >Each proposal must he accompnnenlargement of tho St. Jjoorgo Hotel, roung. woman (cj by a certified chock, made payable They are also-Installing private baths. Is to his b e-1at sight, to the order of the City of Mr. Clark ci#**** to have “ ful* hou*e on his hnnds1Sanford, Florida, for 3 per cent of the. this season. s to find hor nn)0unt of their bid ns an evidence of j J. E. Phipps wan.a visitor in Or­ Rev. W. T. Rancher, of Apopka, return. F rn n -jK001| fnith nnd guaranty to furnish, • will be at Moore's Station church to lando Monday. self of the bond ns required l*y said Commission, • preach Sunday, December 2nd, his last (i "Mr. Reed left Friday for lluffnlo within ten days after the award of the ■ visit before conference. Come, every- w h ie he wll bo for some into attend­ contract. J liody and hear him. AH bids must be made on .form ol ing to business. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Muse, of West proposal to be furnished by thc Archh Maurice Clouscr and t,. C. 1 erry, of ■ First street, were spend-the-day Orlando, were out-of-town visitors in appearances” with the picture, tra v ­ tw t. , . 2 guests of Mrs. Muses' parents, Mr. nnd town Sunday. eling with it And giving in connec­ Plans nnd specifications may lie ob FR ESII FORK • Mrs. Louis Kimrrd In Cameron City. Frederick G rist was a visitor in Or­ tion a talk from the stage relative to tained from <'. J. Ryan, City Mnnu AND W EST ER N BEE! ■ Mrs. ^ E. Chorpenlng writes from its making, telling nortiethlifg of this gcr, at his cf/ice in Sanford, h lorida lando Saturday. Rochester, Ohio,- that* lie nrlved there city’s nstounding growth since its Mr and Mrs.. Huttons, of New November 21st nnd the ground was founding; it* plans for tho> future, York, arc located for the winter with *: covered with snow and the weather etc. In this talk a subtle invitation Mr. und Mrs. Reed. to those who might wish to Interview posit of 110.00, which jturn ■ was good und snappy. Mrs. F. J . Noimycr returned Snt- him further on the subject will bo ex­ Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pressor, Helen and Glen were guests nt the Ellsworth urdny from Jacksonville where she tended. If thought advisablo- cards had chicken exhibits a t the State ‘will be distributed among the audi­ ■ home for Thanksgiving dinner. a f t e r a l l is s a i d a n d d o n e Mrs. James L. Hoyd and Mrs. Eliia Fair which took many of the prises. ence, reading, " If you nre interested in knowing more alniut Horidn write T (Suthrie, of Falrburn, Gn., a subThe ways tU m arket n picture are ■ urh of Atlantn, arc arriving Saturday FIF.LDS IS REPORT several. -It is the purpose to secure ■ to be the guests for the winter of .o co*star with Mr. Gilmore, a woman Mrs. Boyd's daughters, Mrs. Curtis'J. CAMDEN, Ark., Dec. 1.—Smack- with an established reputation whose Abrams, o' Coleman nnd Moore's Station and of her son P. M over and other camps in Ouachita name would mean additional box of­ jj Boyd and wife nnd children in San county oil fields were qufct today, ac­ fice - receipts.. M rr Gilmore himself cording to reports received here on the heels of n general exodus of "un­ desiraldc*" in the vicinity of Ouitch- ring with n yom an of the above «ie* ita city; wh scribed character, this method of m ar of one man keting is obviously certain. several others. Another method, practically . ns Sheriff's deputies , returned from m red, is to cover„thc territory when ■ nnd Mrs. A. D. Abram*. T%o fenttire Ouachit aclty, where they were sentof the evening was n fine G o'clock lust night when u report was receiv­ Mr. Gilmore hus the largest follow .......... . . . . . . . . . . . ing and in which he has never play ■ Idiitnor. •• ed that further trouble might lie ex­ There will l>c, n tacky party at pected. They reported that the night ed in tlie spoken dram a except to ca parity nt two dollars n seat. Mr. Call Moore’s Station church Friday even­ . • passe*d without incident. more made one picture nnd trnvcllci ing, December 8th, admission 5 and in Florida during the sumnie 10c, The party will he given by Mrs. with, marked success. — ------scafLua B. II. Squares’ Sunday school class. U his—W illingW orkerer" -There will W H ERE YOUR DOLLAR (JOES FURTHER In the District Court of the Lnl ho coffee, cakes ami sandwiches rervStates fdr the Southern District cd. 1 lease everybody come and wear SNAI’l’ERS, S E A BASS------ FAT IIE N S anti FRIERS of Florida, in B a n k ru p t: your tacky duds. A hnppy evening is MBA and W ESTER N M EATS; GUARANTEED EGGS In the mutter of John 1*. Ilrady. anticipated. The proceeds to go to­ w a rd a big community.Christmas tree To the creditors o f John T. Ilrady, Sanford, district aforesaid | with something on it for nil the little NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ! folks in tliir. mil of town whether they _____ O pposite Fire Station the above named bankrupt was duly 2 10S Smith Palm etto Avenue jcumo to Sunday school or not. Same adjudicated on thy 21st day of No .. ........................................ . kind of a tiee we had two years ago. vtmiter, A. D. 1922. and that the first 'Come to the party. ' meeting of his creditors will he held I The Geneva ferry bridge fire on :,t the office of the undersigned RefI SLndny w;:s caused by a lug Imfil orco in Bankruptcy at Tampa, Fla. i rreil -to rvn lumber rafts from the on to-vvit: tho ilt h day of DecijnWr tOsceola lumber mills stopping at tin \ D. 1922, ot 10:00 o'clo.-k in thi II a rt end «rf the bridge t» take on gn?forenoon’ nt which time end.tore n»a* Inline In iu a gas truck and in sonn 1-xr.mine tin- bankrupt, prove theii i uiupner an explosion occurred. The 5 Yisil the Bakery w here Quality and Service will claims, nppoipt a Trustee and transect jiiihlge wns practically destroyed up iLih other and further business a? iio the "draw. An c :e witness told me mnv nrorerly come before said meet 2 D. F. WHJTNER, Ctshl, SANFORD Pictures Will Show the Orlando Football Game, Not Daytona MlK’r \ i ) 11*22/ fivr the cohstro of ruhlic Library Building*' ! 2 2 and Mutton, Honeycomb Tripe, Pickled 2 Pigs fo et, F at Mackerel 2 Failing to Score F irst Time This Season Penn Loses to Cornell Team HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW CRATE? in the 2 2 Tech Holds Southern Title by D efeating FOOTBALL RESULTS The A uburn Eleven Tech 14, Auburn 0. • Turn out nnd see your boy in ac­ Richmond U. 13; WilllaAw nnd ATLANTA, Dei. 1,—Georgia tion—on the battlefield—but not . Tech's Yellow Jackets proved tho un­ Mary 3. "over there.” Penn State, 0; Pittsburgh, 14. doing of tho ^uburn Tigers ycstcrFlorida Freshmen, 23; GeorgU day afternoon, winning their 24th an­ * nual Thanksgiving football gume with Freshmen, 0. North Cnrolina, 10; Virginia, 7. 2 the Alabama team , 14 to C, Roth Cornell, 9; Pennsylvania, 0. teams entered tho contest with an un­ Wake Forest, 9; Hampden Sidney, J blemished Southern Intercollegiate Washington & Lei, 14; Johns Hop Athjkdie Association record fpr tho kins, 0. * season, and the game was- one of the CENTRE EASILY WINS liuckncil, 10; Dickinson, 7. hardest fought, though entirely free • FROM 8. CAROLINA Georgetown, 40; Geo. Washington from any semblance of roughness, the two elevens have played. V. P. L, 7; V. P. M., 3. W. Vn., 14; Washington & Jeff., 0. Detroit, 14; Vermont, ,10. Duval High, 13; Hillsboro, 0. Muhlenberg, 28; Ursinus, 0. Michigan Aggies, 7; St. Louts, 7. Mnrylnnd, 7; N. C. State, 0. PHILADELPHIA,’ Dec. L—Gil DoRochester, 15; Hobart, 14. bio’s powerful cloven from Cornell Ohio U., 3; Marietta College, 0. defeated the U niversity of Pennsyl­ Cincinnati, 0; Miami, 9. vania on Franklin Field yesterday, 9 St. John of Annapolis, 14;! Penn to 0, on straight football, nnd remains Militnry College, <1. the only big team in the east which Sowanee,‘OfVanderbilt, 2d. has. not been defeated for two years. Chattanooga, 13; Oglethorpe, 0. Have the Herald do your next job It wns tho first timo Pennsylvania Hurknell, 12; Dickinson, 0. of printing. We have the equipment fulled to score this season. The Inst Miami High School, 54; West Palm to do all kinds of job printing. game Cornell lost to Pennsylvania on Bench High, 0. . . Thanksgiving day, 1920. Pensacola High, 7; W right’s Acadcmy, 0. Sanford High, 92; Daytona, 0. Tennessee, 14; Kentucky, 7. CORRECTED NOV. 1 ITU, 19 Franklin & Marshall, 0; Gettysburg. South Bound Centre, 42; South Carolina, 0. Depnrts Alabama 59; Miss. A. & M., 0. 2:40 a.m. Nebraska, 14; Notre Dame, 0. 8:40 a.m. Missouri, 9; Kansas, 7. 1:3H p.m. Louisiana State, 25; Tulnnc, 14. 3:20 p.m. Stetson Oklahoma,'A; Washington, 0. 7:10 p.m ... Walden Gainesville High, 10; St. Pete II., 0. .....Layton Northlxiuud C.irroway SANFORD II. S. C.IRL8 Arrive WIN OVER NEW SMYRNA .... 1:48 n.nt. . 11:45 a.m. The girl* quintet of Now Smyrna 2:35 p.m, High went down to defeat Inst night .... 4:00 p.m. in their gann! with Sanford High, 17 ....10:0 p.m. to 11. • It was a very intwaxtlng game .te rilliy Itranrh the spectators nnd the work of Spen­ Arrive cer und Holly of Sanford is to he espceinlly commended. The inability of New Smymn U shoot yn>ul* was the cause of theii d o featjih e hull being in New Smyr­ na’s territory tho majority of th« Leesburg Branch Arrive MAXIM AC WINS 1IANDICAI tl.<-y Vire located HAWKINS BROTHERS THE NEW STORE F lorida nnd W estern M eats------ Service and QuaUty 303 SANFORD AVENUE- -r-PH ONE 406-W Kent Vulcanizing Sealed proposals will ho receive, by the City Commission of 8anfor«l Plorfdp, ut their office In the Clt: Hall, a t, or before threo o'clock p. m “--. i ‘. , .•• .•’• : *. ,, ' V *” .' s tf: PHONE 17 SANFORD, FLA. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald