5 10 95 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d4e73703ec0707821963fbe953f68d43.pdf c2fe379fa5ff97f0e131dcdb80f5f1f6 PDF Text Text ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS PU B LISH E D M il-W E E K L Y IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMDEB 95 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 19. l9lfi ■ A • —battle tones between Chateau Thier---MAYOR INGRAM ON TICKS' Farm ers and M illers Are Pro­ — Ainrne ---------- .. — J| While In Florida Farm ers Are Compulsory Dipping Carried irrtpHrflns and F ren ch M ake rJ and Dormans on. the front . tected • American has served to slow . -------— ___ __ up the operations |j oalneaa Had Experience in Catlle ^oaln Last Tuesday Big G ains • Blncc this morning. | . Giving Them Away. . since e«riy early this In Sanford In view of the fact th at a tremenSeminole county' has again auaIn the neighborhood of Fcssoy , isau, on »,■ St.. Augustine, July 18.-rMnyof doua crop of corn la now raadhtng Washington, D. C.,‘ July 17.— r.#neral Gouraud, the hero of the pjdanelles was the French com­ th? river bend district the Americans Florida’s surplus of potatoes while tained her reputation aa one of the J. E. Ingraham of thia city waa one maturity jn the atate of Florida, and most ‘ progressive countic* In the of thd- early pioneer* In . developing in order to protect the farmer* who Inder who barred the advance of further improved their positions to­ the national capital is paying ex* state, by voting Tqeaday by. an the live stock induatry in Florida U,tVe day. • " • * orbitant’ prlcea for potatoes haa pro­ iave so loyally responded tto the ,v* German crown prince In the * . . .call aa ato ____ 1. , . a more Ma. a overwhelming majority to haye com­ and*his reminiscence* are very Inter- [Jovernment’a produce Fighting continued throughout the voked considerable discussion in Champagne. It waa he, who . t o the pulsory tick eradication. • food, Federal Food Administrator ■yt of Rheima, In one day brought day in the region of the. counter­ Washington. Thia was started by a • There waa but little if any opposi­ eating.' Commenting upon the change* Braxton fccacham haa authorixed the bwl of German* to a atnndstill. attack begun by the American forces group of Florida men who visited the food administration complaining tion to the compulsory law for the which have taken- place during the luge 0f a ne*W farmer’* certificate ThU was done with only compara- yesterday. eradication of the. fever tick and Many Germans between the rail­ that potatoes of excellent quality are many of those who were oppoacd to ptst forty year* he aald: "Eradlca- whlch will enable the farmer who * .ufiy insignificant loeaea among his own men in consequence of his ad­ road and the south hank of the river rotting in the field without being dug it last-week came round on Tuesday Hon of the cattle fever ticks Is going/ produce* corn and haa it ground Into mirable defensive preparations. appear to have made good their es­ because there la no transportation to ana voted right after the matter was to he one of the greatest blessings meal or grit*, and who produces __ bring them to the northern mnrkets.. for Florida that we can ask for. It other cfopa which arc listed aa wheat About twenty enemy divisions cape to the north hank at several They said that thousands of acres explinned to them. ‘will permit of raising larger caitle gubatltutea to purchase from the re­ points during the night. Seminole' county has some of the in a shorter length of time and mar- taller wheat flour without buying lave been identified iq the first line nrc a dead loss and are. being given finest range landa In the atate and keting them at open market prices, additional aubatltute*. * «t this sector of tho front. At the • v • • away to anyone who will come after .h , a m d u * nahtine h .u . American and French troops have them. Thia statement contrasted probably has some of the finest cattle “ I first became acquainted with ThU certificate U designated so of these division* had been ^badly made gains over a long stretch of emphatically with a rise in price of In this- stale, .aside from the hogi the Florida cattle Industry during It hat It can be printed by grocers, or . mauled The precaution the French territory charging the Germans with $3 per barrel oh one day in Wash­ and aheep and goats. Tho one thing tho year 1878, when I engaged in other* who have use for them and that militated against Ihe herd doing hid' taken before the Teuton oflen- great dash and bravery and have ington. what they should do in the matter the cattle A mercantile business at I farmers can use the certificates when taken thousands of prisoners and began was auch that the GerSome indication of the public In­ Sanford. Hides arid cotton were the I applying at the grocery store J o r mins were unablo to capture a single over 600 guns. It is thought by mil­ terest” in the Florida situation is of making the best beef and dairy chief articles of barter on the part of | their supply of wheat flour, the only prisoner in tho Champagne during itary authorities that the German shown l»y this extract from a semi­ stock was the presence of the cattle the. people nnd our trade territory requirement being that the grocer ierveral days, preceding the nt- drive has not only been stopped hut editorial column in the Washington tick. covered pretty much nil of south must-know beyond all doubt that The or.iy way to eliminate the Florida from fitusvillc to Tampa t hcapplicant is actually a farmer - ' iirk Those* Germans thus were do- that the German nrmy and especially Times: ' * tick is by government inspection and and down to Bartow nnd Ft. Meade. Lnd has really produced thc suhstlJrlved of the possibility of obtaining that of the crown prince Is In grave Answers reaching me as to why Information regarding the French danger of annihilation. As to wheth­ potatoes are soaring in Washington supervision of dipping the cnttle nnd Florida cows were worth about »» claimed er the American and French troops the only way to have government , plans. ; . Mr. Bcacham has also authorixed will press the advantage and sweep and beink given away in Florida aid is for the county to build the $(-, r head at that time. Iremember When the German artillery started bark He German hordes without cannot he printed, all at once be­ necessary number of dipping vats having an account with a cattleman the use of millers certificates by near Kcnnnaville, amounting to which a retailer Is privileged to buy cause there is not room . en the night of the 14th, the flashes and have compulsory dipping and from thousands of guns were so vivf» alloving ihrm lime to till In Is .Two of the replies, however, fol­ ! now this will he done. $6,000. a few years after I started mcnl or grits, or other aubatllutea "hit they lighted up the stree's ol J problematical, hut it is the I. neral low: , ■* Onrc this is tried out there will In business, and went down to ar- from a mlUer, .taking a mtlflcal® to Chalons. nearly twenty ir!Tcr from opinion that the allied drive « !| lie “ One way to figure is this —that ns he a man left in the county who range for settlement. I closed up the a wholesaler or jobber in lieui of in . made right now that soon will pul yet we ’commoners' are not fully not th r'.>i.;. T ie French replied w||| not be glad that this compul­ account by taking 1.000 head of hla order for wheat flo" ° n German alive to the true import conveyed sory law was passed last Tuesday. cattle at $5.60 per head, I paying The wholesaler or jobber can In turn ir <quail y powerful fire and every­ German troops use thU certificate for his P ^ h a s e . thing for many mlicr tremhlfd until soil." The spirit of the American by the fall of the Bastile. This cry Only by trying it out under the gov­ $500 cash for the stock. . , making a chain transaction that di*n, when thr German infantry troops has put new life In the allied of 'aiding and abetting the enemy’ ernment plan can this eradication »*• "Soon after moving to Sanford I n0 hardship on any dealer and armies and everywhere they are and ‘pro-German’ propaganda may accomplished and sometimes people cimr over. one of thc members of my y I relieve* them from neceaalty of buyThe .advancing waves Were o* gaining ground. impede, hut cannot forever stop. have to he shown before thpy will was placed under, the care of a doc- \ theIr lub»tltutea from the aam* "An Interested Reader of Your Meri­ believe. nest density,.giving the hundreds ol tor. who said that fresh milk waa I ^ wh(j them t b0lr flour. In­ ' Now nnd after the war good beef necessary to effect French 76’s a point blank target. Lake Rack From St. I.ouls torious Articles.” recovery °, I other words It permit* the mills to At the same time small centers of “ You ask why are potatoes so cattle will bring larger prirca than health. A family had juat moycd L rll t helr meal and grit* to-retailer* Hon. Forrest Lake, president are hundred* of mill* In tnUtancc composed of French ad­ the Florida State Association of high here, and about to rot else­ ever before In the hlitory of the into the neighborhood from New I nd Here are the reasons, or cattle business and Seminole county Hampshire, bringing a Durham cow pjorfda which will be benefited by vanced posts opened,fire with ma­ State Banks attended the national where. as a tick free county will now take and I paid $276 for the animal. In * |h# nBW order. chine guns, which did terrific exo- meeting at St. Louis this week and some of them: * hhr rightful place among the real few weeks the cow died from what I , , , : !]aa just returned. Mr. Lake stntes cutlon. . . "First, the potato growers wanted stock counties of the atate. we now know to he tick fever. It Mr. Beacham ha. aUo Theie isolated detachments held that It was one of the most enjoy­ all they could get to begin with. became necessary to get up six of rulings that cover this, and these up the enemy masses for. several able meetings that he has ever at­ Second—the commission men wanted r L n n p cow. and educate ruling, have been « n t to .1 county r Cut Out Non-Esarntlila hour*, giving ample time for their tended, as there were representatives to make up in profits for handling them to eat some grain, in order to food adm lnutr.tor. In the atate Washington. July 17. Furl he/ comrades guarding the line of re- there from every stat«-in the union. ihe potatoes. Third —the retailers drastic curtailment of so-called less ,e.cure the re«,uired amount of milk." making the new conditions clear to resiJtance to organlxe and bring into He was again honored by being want n big profit on every bushel of essential industries may result of the , 1 all. "I helped take out the first tra|r I -------play all their means of defense. electeil a member of the advisory potato 4 s they sell. -------- — • enlargement of the war progrum and Then they retired slowly at times hoard of the U. S. Banker* Associa­ "One remedy for this v.-tld be ; , br p^gting steel shortage. The War load of cattle ever .hipped from wholc, tle dciier. and Jobber« >• ^ miy accept ordcr, for being compeiled to fight strong bod­ tion and he will represent Florida, co-bpcrative buying, direct from the Board Industries report Indicates south Florida. They were ownedl by ies of the enemy,' who had succeeded North and South Carolina. Alabama, King of ^®rt wheat flour from retail dealer., with________ ______ Judge Louisiana and Georgia. The meet­ grower, hut not at $12 to 116 » this._ was not an “"J^al in the lot t h a M ^ re(|ulr|ng purcha.e of aub.tlin passing their poeltlons. ing of the advisory hoard will be k*”Three, J4 to }5 for a clean good \ k\\ over that amount Is rank profit- welghed more than 600 pounds. ' ' c I when tho reu |l er aubrr.lta held in Chicago in September at)d Although the Germans arc still at­ Mr. Lake will be in • attendance. ouality is’enouih. Six doll*it should . m ing. 1 kr.« w something would unloaded them nt Jacksonville for I w|t h'l>U order for flour "farpicr’a cer^ , . >howlng lh lt tho rctmiler tacking the allied lines viciously on beat. happen when I published that ,,o r> feed and water, and the atate !Mpec-1 St Louis entertained the hankers he the limit for the"C. tor said we ought to have lk l« jL kupplled the farmer 6r farmer, J. Newell." about pet Mm a leinr *o plentiful in both sides of the Rheims salient, handsomely and they were shown them on the waybills a* goals, the> I ^ flQur , g , |ngt tho auhstltutea whit gains they arc making continue Thr ............. mod pricr dr- F I-rid . .• » . o r - *■ " ' every courtesy and honor. were so small. produced by the farmer or farmera. to be small ones on isolated sectors In those days, and before, the | £ farmer’* certificate will be and seemingly are confined to the At the M. E. Church best bulls were topped out to ship to accepted In lieu of the order for aubregion along the Marne and Immedi­ c m rrn " Wiu“ " rh .r 72 .rn r. . irrk '.h rrr i. proflierme In food, .n d . Next Sunday. July ?!»«. the ser­ Havana,-where they were used to BtlV.ta to the amount of weight of ately southwest of Rheims. vice. at the Methodist church will U a fair prin for potatoes, and that lot of it. entertain the populace with bull flour shown on one or aeveral certifi­ Eastward frofii the cathedral city be as follows: Sunday school at fights, and after they *(cre killed cates, the retailer having, the priv­ through Champagne the French re­ . REGISTRANTS c a l l e d . 9:30 a. m. Preaching .a*. 11 «- «"■ their meat was eaten by the people. ilege of submitting to the wholesaler port that they are everywhere hold­ nnd 8 • p. m. . E p w tfth League at List of registrants called for physical examination on July 24th^hy the The Weeding down of our cattle for several certificate* which are to be ing the enemy and keeping their C M ' / / m. -Mr,. J. K. M rtlta p r Local Board of Seminole County: year*, combined with Infestation of honored for the aggregate weight of lines intact, notwithstanding the will Bing at the morning worship. Serial t . thc cattle fever tick* has made out flour entered on them aa having, Order Address .prodigious expenditure of shells > Her many friends regret that she is No. ‘ range stock very small. We have been furnished or supplied to the No. Name the Germans and the determination soon to remove to Jacksonville and 4 Col Sanford, Fla. got to get rid of the ticks now before0 farmer by the retailor. . 4 Jerry Walker.....................— — with which their troops are deliver­ will be pleased to hear her again be­ Col Sanford, Fla. we can atari breeding up to any ex­*' 3. Wholesale dealera and Jobber, 5 John West Sheffield........ ......... ing their thruata. -• 16 Col Sanford, Fla. fore .he leaves. Mrs. Mettinger • tent, owing to danger of bringing in will tlao he authorixed to furnish 7 William Cooper..... ......... ......... Everywhere the baUlcs arc being charming voice has delighted the Col Sanford, Fla. ' 18 good bulla while the ticks .represent wlcat ficur to retallera without sub­ 13 Arthur Anderson..-.....- ........... __ Sanford. Fla. stubbornly contested, and where the people of Sanford many time, and 30 Col 16 FTank Eavcrly, Jr.............- — "I have accn three Kings rule in stitutes, when thc retallera ■ubmlt. _ French and Italiana have been com­ -he will he greatly missed. All are 2 • Col Maitland, Fla. 19 F’rcd Banks.----------------------Florida. The firat waa King Cotton. “ mllier’r . urriflcaua" showing th a t Col„ Sanford, Fla. 8 pelled to give ground it has been moat cordially. Invited to attend ;20 Frank Stackhouse-------Then came King Cow, which was the retallen. have purchased or pro-^ 23 Col Weklwa, Fla.onlyafter the infliction of extremely Sunday morning and evening. 23 Walter Gamble Johnson ...:...... ■upplanted by Klny-Orange. King cured from a miller the amount ofSanford, Fla. heavy casualties on the Invaders. 24 Thomaa Bryan Lynch...—— •- • 1 Wh Cow is coming haclt^aa sovereign to substitutes to equal In weight th<i 6 Col Sanford, Fla. The American anowhere have been Has Religion Failed? 26 Richard Handy......................... bring proaperltjh' Tor” we must have flour requeated from the wholeailer 14 Col Sanford, Fla.’ •• forced to withdraw. On the con­ 27 Evans F ’uller........ — ............... ■omethlng that will'grow every day, or jobber. Next Sunday evening at 8:00 19 Wh 8 anford, Fla. trary, near Fosaoy, near the bend of 28 Benjamin Franklin Whltner.— Note: The above rulings are made Independent .of temporary unfavor­ o’clock Dr. C. L. Collins of DoLand 37 Col Sanford, Fla. the Marne, betweek Chateau Thierry 29 Dock Jonea--------------------effective In tho.atate of Florida to able weather conditions. The people 31 Col Sanford, Fla. and Dormana, they have made fur­ will apeak at the. Baptist Tem plc°" 33 Raymond Rose....... ............... bonforra with rule 29, page 12, Se­ of Florida arc waking up to the fact the subject "Has Rrtlgion FkHtf? .. „ Lake Mary, Fla. 9 Wh ther improvement*' In their po*'* 37* Charlie Wilham Sjoblom ..—... ries B, Supplement to Rule* and that tho cattle buslnwi can be de­ An Old Prophet’s Me*aage to a 20 Col .Sanford, Fla. tlons. Lkie their FYench comrades 38 John Louis Sima .........--------• veloped Into a great resource. A legulatlona. 5 Wh Maitland, Fla. in arms, the Americans also have World , t W .r." Thr B.ptUt P«Pl« 39 Emmett Newton-—- .............. Braxton Beacham, frlertd of mine recently said that If X ^C ol Chuluota, Fla. been ongngtfl in violent fighting with O 'R o b e rt Wilson....................... — Federal Food Administrator, he owned 2,000 head of cattle he 406 Wh Wanford, Fla. the enemy 164 Alfred Gurney Doudney ----Florida. < could clear.16,000 a year on them.” 122 Wh Sanford, Fla. 166 DeWitt Talmage Johnaon----To All County Food Administrators: 206 Wh H anford, Fla. The American troop* co-operating Invitation to. .11 to com. «nd h r.r 201 Roya’ce Royal Robioson We are tending you herewith new ' Smoke, for Our Sammlea 260 Wh Sanforct Fla. . .661 Mahlon Lewla Wright -------with the French- at m point' where ornf of farmers’ certlflcatee, whleh To keep our Sammlea I d amokea, 678 Forreat Brewer Stone-n..-:---- 1030 Wh Altamonte Springs, Fla. the'American Y. M. C. A. canteens a to he put In use Immediately. counter attack* were carried out yeelot >™r* 738 Walter Tucker..... ..... - ......—~ 1033 Col Altamonte Springs, Fla. I In France must he supplied with This was approved on the 16th, and yerday were attacked again thia 1,1 Dr Collin. 768 Col Oviedo, Fla. • W |,h tho Anll-S.loon «. 776 Joseph Cooper..........- ...... ...... morning by the enemy, who by rca200,000,000 cigarettes and 4.6O0.0CO la to he used In the future In place cf „ c„ t . , v .nd h». dor.0 much 934 Robert Elbert Purlfay. ... .... 193 Wh Sanferd, Fla. •on of the nature of the ground waa cigars monthly. In a single order the other farmer’s certificate^. Our J m.klrV Florid. . dry .l.tc ; Baptist •hie 16 make alight galna at some toward making the Red Triangle recently ahlppped advice to you la to get your mer­ places while at others the Americana X ^ o f E>eUnd0f He U .Uo s c re ­ ' List of white registrants that will entrain on July 26th for Camp 1,337 ton. of tobacco from an Amer­ chants to have this printed for their _ ^ . ' e / . M/> •tain pushed their way hack. The w y of the Florida Baptist Crrvon- Grccnleaf, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. own use1. They can have their own . ^ . Order No. Serial No. ican port. At one time there waa * line* here have been wavering hack name* printed on them, or tho napies tingle shipment of 900,000 dgara. on 770 91 and forth for the paat twenty-four George Smith —— ......... — .... —-~— — — ~~ of their stores If they want to. .You the high aeaa. .9 6 7 t,P?ber# will be no morning P««»ch142 hours and tho retult of the entire can Insist that tho name of the coun- \ David Profit Self.. -------------------------*•;•**: 848 Bervice at the Temple. 186 1 ty be printed on the certificate, and Wm. Henry Sapp------------------------------------operation is indefinite. t 2,000,000 Served la Y. M. C, A. Hut Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. 241 409 Frank Joseph Takach— — .....- ............. —; you can make such other additions . . In the region of Vaux ’ west of Groavanor Gardens Army * ‘Y” 106 626 B; Y. P- U. at 7:00 r. Lee Graham IIunterL-----------------------—— ..... rto the-form aa you deem necessary. Chateau Thierry condition* today 2 4 8 Hut in -London, EniUnd, report* 666 Alex Vaughn, Jr.— ..----— — ----—— • — J— -— In all cases we will Insist th a t there ♦ere normal. The Germans there 9 4 6 over 2,000,000 men, Including Araer* 700 Fret 8 k , » for . Samuel F. Long...-----— ------— — ------- --------•; be no changM to our wording and *«e laying low after l\je two minor : 84 (can*,, have paaaed through Ita dbor760 the UnllU S t t t « * Carl Bradbury................................ ........................ that the rule* aa given on the back’ but nevertheless Important defeats a a s tinea It «aa opened J n i January, 936 Jeptba Oliver Brown —.....—.—■ — ...... (Continued on Page 4) lbey had Buffered there In two tom „ . T> 191C. * > 63 977 A. give* over 6.000 irew Samuel Murdock Leonard----- . ••cutlve day*. mcnU monthly. ^ A downpour of rain over_ tbp *.•4 �made by the U. S. and Allies, and Everything is Authentic. .11 ieton You will Get Inside Information and See Actual B « THE TRENCHES, OUR BOYS IN ACTUAL COMBAT Star Theatre We Cot the Trail to Which Others Aspire to Follow A it May Allison in “ Social l u e s d a y -----H y p o c r i t e s ” , also Hedda Nova in that Wonderful Serial “ The Woman in the Web”. • W e d n e s d a y — Bad Man” also a Comedy. m i , T Norma Talmadge in 1 h u r s a a y — “ The Joys of Life” also the First of the U. S. Official War Films, one of which'will be Shown Each Thursday. ’C '~ : * l A wr T h e M o s t Wonderful J f r i d a y --- Woman in t h e World, Mary Garden in “ Thais”. a A 4..w‘w * lr e * r Gladys Hulette and ---- Creighton H a l e in “ For Sale” also that Thrilling Wild Ani­ mal Serial “ The Lions Claws”. America on the Adriatic, And was BUILD REPLICA OF NASHVILLE IN 1911 snapped by the camera squad chum­ ming with Andrew Carflcglc. Talka Director Walsh • Copies. Main Street of her forthcoming production of " 8 alome” and threatens to appear of Tennessee .Capital From Old "practically In nothing a t all." , Engraving—Seta Uaed In ’ , " J h e Conqueror" Coming > Telia of d Prince jh e had refuted be­ cause "after all he was merely a to Star Theatre . In the glowing William Fox photo­ man and not to be compared with “ play made by R. A. Walgh, which art." She interviewed Mme. Tetrazzini pictures the historic career of 'Sam Houston, and in which William Far- on her arrival in America and wrote num la starred, there'.exiata a curious kindly articles about her rival. In coincidence. Henry Chriateen War- the aajne year ahe astonished the nack, who wrote the synopsis of the women o f.th e Unlveralty Club by story, specified that NAah\rtlle, Tenn. holding a special showing exclusively In Ita earliest days should be pic­ of her own frocks. Engagcd~ln a hot debate on the tured. And because of th a t old front pages with J. J. Tlaaot, the ; histories were ransacked for a picture of some street in Nashville which famous painter of the Holy Land as "She | should be accurate and correct. The to how Salome danced. danced on her hands," aald Tiaaot. {picture was found, a street redolent 'w ith atmosphere. And the street " I ’m no acrobat," waa Miss Gar­ ‘ , ’’set’’ was taken from th at plclure. den’s retort. • . ' In 1909 Miss Garden announced Technical Director George Grenier her engagement to the Russian land his art director, Charles Odd Prince Mazzordatz. Before the year ■He naked.' lie told hefT ri.de. going togetner, a uonu }*Lshall be i t the atnUon to aee yoq sympathy uniting you all. Oh off," she raid, "and to bid you ‘good' ahe caught her breath andl thrilled at her vibrant word* ‘l JJ courage.’ You might writ# your name' such u glorious, wonderful th in g . to and addreaa for me now," ahe auggtat. do. putting ypur life at youf cotintrja ed. "Mine will come In the flnt |«. aervicc. See here.’’ Impulsively «Je ten" And aa the' regimental tni* leaned forward. "1 have been knit­ moved out of the atatlon that evening ting things; sweater*, helmets, mufflers, a aoldler with the light of victory u for soldiers whom I shall never know, bla eyes turned for a laat look at a or see. Why can’t I do the^ame.for girl who stood cheerfully waving. "Mighty pretty girl I" remarked a( youl And write you lettenl Would that h clp r She laughed softly, "Mr ! comrade. “Going to marry h e rr ______ * t | . "If I . do not, 1 ahull never many friends tell me that I have a _perfect __writing. genius for letter ...... _ You might__ m y oae else," solemnly .answered the about anything ask me Lw«»> -— — apodal — , you I aoldler. And later beneath the shade of a wished to know, either here, o r — where rosy lamp the girt bent smilingly om was yourjhomeT' ’ < • “Farmington," he announced me­ chanically. his eyes watched hypnoti­ cally her Inspiring face. w "I could get the Farmington papers, she went on. "and mnll them with' my letters. It will be such a comfort to me to feel that I am really helping ever so little. Why." she threw /out — — w Saturday COMING— William Famum in “The Conouerer” a Fox Standard Picture. The Conqueror The millions of admirers of stal­ wart William Farnum. the famous Fox Film star may look forward with keen anticipation to "The Con­ queror," a musrivo and thrilling William Fox photodramatic romance based on the life of one of Americas frontier heroes, Genprnl Sam Hous­ ton <f Texas which will be seen at the Star Theatre aoon. •* The first announcement of this bin production carries with it the tacts that it wan directed by It. A. Walsh, producer of "The Honor System" and other Fox pictures of extraordinary merit, and that in the course of its production, "The Con­ queror" made use of. several thou­ sand Indians, Mexicans and live stock; that the battle scenes, in which a hundred cannon were used nre tremendous; that the love story is one of infinite charm and that the dramatic action builds to u climax calculated to mnke every spectator gasp for breath. . Wi{h these advance tu r'r, one tnay indeed he prepared f«.r a film sensation when the talented William [ Famum steps Into the screen in the rule of the celebrated Texan/hero. In tho-pkturc Sam Houston is first shown nsYn. diamond in the rough, living among the Cherokee Indians end Indifferent to the call of his white brethren. But when he meets the Tennessee Rose, played by’ the lovely Jewel’ Carmen. Houston un­ dergoes a complete reversal rf form. From that moment he U filled with unconuuernble ambition and r MARV GARDEN iv THAIS cP% ?i!sa At the Star Theatre Frldt X X X XXX XXX XXX The Home of Paramount Pictures --------- :-------- TUESDAY --------------------Jack Pickford in “ Jack and Jill” --------------- WEDNESDAY ------------------ Geraldine Farrar in “THE WOMAN GOD FORGOT' ------------ ------ THURSDAY--------------------- adys Leslie in "THE LITTLE RUNAWAY ------------------- FRIDAY --------- :---------- Charles Ray in “HIS MOTHER’S JIOY” Coming-Win. S. Hart in “ Wolves of lhe Rail" XXX iOLDWYM PICTUI At the Star Theatre Friday GOOD COURAGE moment; then he almost wept, tor the sight of the old .homestead brought up old memories and his heart wt* torn. But it wan merely another illus­ tration that the Fox Corporation in staging any scene stages it.accuratelv nlwavs with an eye to faithful XXX (C e p jrlfh t, 1111. W .s l.ra N .w »s»S*r U slos.) The young aoldler srfuzht out a se­ cluded corner of the public library, and oeated himself In an attitude of dejection. The natty collar of his •khaki unlfornf rested against hla The Most Wonderful Woman in the World, In "Thais” at Star Theatre Friday. July 19th Mary Garden, operatic prima donna, who has won fame on two continents^and is soon to lip seen in her first Goldwyn Rjcture, “ Thais." For ten. years she has been the most talked of woman on the North American continent. Would you like to know nome of her famous newscolumn exploits? It will be intereating for you to check up and see how many of them you remember reading in your, favorite newspapers, In 19GG Mary Garden after singing _!!AphroditelL. in Paris adopted Greek coitumo and gripped the attrntion of Paris be declaring herself to be n reincarnation of Venus. She sang in the same year at a private entertainment Prince Orloff gave to Grand Duke Vlodimcr of Russia and received a $50,000 pearl from the Duke. . In 1907 she gained access to the colored covers of American papers by adopting andnls nnd wearing roses ontner wrists.... Goldwyn p re s e n ts o fh e Electric . Personality MARY GARDEN r ___ • 'M A R Y GARDD4 iv THAU Wg ,be apes “Yes,’ up In ir why I c " >*’u' M^ 0 .. j j | otj,er n r„iie i Coultlfi’l catuooi Hl" mSo?.. t<)ne ,n( the you had bei good nl, The 1 autned I S it? * «j nPnrt,y, The i him. looking over the book sneives THAIS \ i r o m t h e fa m o u s n o vel by\ • A n atole France GREATEST PHQTOPEAT PRODUCTION G p j k e DECADE f f i i n g s y o u o u g fd ■toknou) a b o u t ■ a s - « ,= Hammerstfln as her passenger, ended WM ^ m h iin g to myself," the the race with a smash-up, injured rann murmured confusedly. Oscar but gained the front pages and ( . ,j.he B,r| before him was such a pretkept tho cables busy. * ty girl, her eyes were all aglow with In the fall of the same year she the sympathy for which his very soul ran an elevator in the Bellevue- had hungered, her cheeks and Hl» Stratford H o tr tr h U .d r lp U . wh.n ,! h .o t ■n elov.tor boy (tim ed at tho lever. of nU , e„ .c<,n, dou.„l..« elie While, the Aphrodite crate was at looked back at hint, her tone was tilita height.in. Paris her names was „nd impersonal, linked with that of Prince George o f, heard all you were 6aylng to that Greece, who promised her a decora- man." she' Sold, “and I want to tell lion of her service to Greece in re- you that I sin sorry. Ihivc you uo viving Greek fashions. * , friends In the city?” She continued singing ’’Thais’’ o n 1 The soldier ahook hto 1 tho . . . . . .( the M .n h .tf.P O P T ., b -« ; b « l i T o ^ V h m yoof botoe House In January, 1907, when a I WMj.. . • . * steam pipe burst and prevented th e j. ..|,ertlBps lt i* imy fault that they audience from stampeding after the h>Y<J B ro o k e d me," be admitted. "I chorus had fled. • I * keD. »o myself a good deal after S, .T M ktms d*but of lhm ]moif talM -of m m m JbthiworUl( __ '•{/on made mnder m , froJv-mar* of qwoAfy.' o f lAe i Ninitoont �U. * **^ - j.w n PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD P a c k a r d ’s N e w s y l e t t e r * led by Rev .1Erics on.1 I M S M 1 Air, and Mrs., Andrew Bertfeson were Sunday guests In Upssla at the Describes Trip to Detroit , Mich., by Automobile home of h|s mhther. V . Highland'.Park, M ich.,'July 13. ’ Air. 'and Mm. IO <J. Lundquist, The Herald Printing Company, A BUI^CH OF INTERESTING IT^M S FROM COR­ Mr. and Mrs. E. \V. Lundquist and , Sanford, Florida. . . RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMilNOLE COUN­ family with Carl Pierspn and Clar­ Friends’: ence Bcrfcqulat accompanied Mr.’ TY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD 1 promised to let you know some Hodgins' family to the train. thing of our trip though. We left Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Hodgins nnd Sanford at 12:45 on Snturday, June | Air. and Mm. W, A. Raynor are EAST SANFORD little daughter, Alice, left Sunday for 22nd, and. spent that* night in St, Rev. Mr. Ilildcrbrant of Enter­ driving a fine new Overland four. their vacation. They expect to Practically every telephone was visit In Louisville, Ky., for a short Augustine with Bertha, now Mrs. prise la expected to fill his appointmenl a t Moore's Station church put out o( commission at Cameron time and then in their old home, George E. Armstrong. Right here d r y in d Moore’s Station by last Alt. Carmel,’. {II. Mr. Hodgins ex­ let me say the woraUroad we found Sunday, July 21st. on^'our 1700 milt drive w*a Juat-be­ r. i » All roads'lead to Lake Harney on Thursday's electrical atorm a n d . si pects to return in .a coupje of weeks fore reaching Daytona on the first Thursday to Moore's'Station Sunday fenced a lot of talk for the tim e^clng but will leavtf hla Wife and,daughter half day out.- We'had to detpur amiabout the raise in price of* phone there to.spend the' summer. school picnic and big fish fry. got atu ck ln the sand and had to tfqt rent. * *' W. Vi. Miller was called tp Welout and push. Rev, Albertson came*qyer Sunday -------- .f born last *eek by the death of his giving us an excellent sermon on * ’ • Elder Springs We left St. Augustine aoon after 9 brother. Rev, G. C. Herndon filled his reg­ “the vicorlotls life. 1 On 'Account, of on Sunday and took dinner in Jack­ Miss Maud Caroerpn Is in Tamps, ular appointment here last Sunday. the very serious condition of 'his sonville. From there to Brunswick the guest of Allas Nellie Lough and Two fine sermons were enjoyed by a wife he could not be away from ser­ we found roads which we had to take Incidentally qf her brother, Argel large crowd. vice. Air. Clinker of peLand ac­ ■towiy as. they were rough but not Cameron who Is employed at the companied him. dangerous. Made a 22 mile detoqr Mrs. E. C. Bowman' is spending Tampa shipyards. around \ terry which we found out the week with home folks. uImj i ■W&'j rt ila** Mrs. E. M. Galloway Is leaving ot commission. M rs.-M artha Smith has gone,to the last of the week for Greenfield Winter Garden for an . extended Monday we took dinner-in SavanHills,' Conn., to pass a portion of-thc visit. nar and spent that night in Augusta, summer. reaching Columbia, 8 . C., aoon after James Csssidmy has returned from Alisa Ruby H art has as her guest noon on Tuesday where we spent a her cousin, Alias Romnla Towell of Jacksonville after a week In the National Goal of 9112,000,000 InslodM day and a half with Hate], now Mrs. great labor rush. Umatilla. 919,000,000 For War Work Of Y. Walter A. Routh. Leaving there We learn with regret that Air. and ’• W. C. A.—South Met Asked Graham Hunter has returned from Thursday morning we reached Wash­ For. 90,000^000 a visit with home folks a t Charlotte, Airs. Wheeler will move to Jackson­ ington, D. C., aoon after noon Sat­ ville aoon. Air. Wheeler la employed N. C. urday and after spending some time The quotaaf-for the seven states o! there aa a draftman. R. L. Grier arid and J. C. Ellsworth ElUwort the Southeastern Department (or- the driving around the city went on to Elder Springs Is getting on a new next financial drive of tha ‘ National Frederick, Md. f v wlkt «ydth the truckers' dclogatkion to spend the night, coat of paint and will warn all the War Work Council of the Y. M. C A . the to ^N n fff. Wednesday to meet tl Sunday are drove to Gcttyburg truckers from Bradentawn and else county villas th a t we expect to make for 1112,000,000, which will take place and securing a guide spent some the best Impression ever in the win­ late In the fall were decided upon laat where for the .state consolidation. hours driving over the old battle­ week by* delegates from each of the ter visitors. J. F. AfcClelland and party were statee. Seven hundred delegates from fields, which are so full of Interest, W. T. Humphrey made a flying in Conway this week after n bunch the seven states of the Southeastern especially at this time when’ as a of cattle bought for the Hickson- visit to Jacksonville .last week, sell-, Department recently met with the na­ united nation we arc joining with all ing the heat car load of beef he has tion’s leading Y. M. C. A. workers at McClelland ranch In Georgia. Rnj a long time. ^ tho Capital’ City Club of Atlanta, Oa. the moro enlightened countries of Mr. 'and Mrs. Sandy Anderson The. quotas for . the Southeastern the world in a war. to r universal M. M. Lord spent Sunday, with are leaving this week for a visit In ■tatoa, totaling approximately $6,000,- freedom. Next day we crossed the Georgia and North* Carolina to be home folks. mountains, through Pittsburgh to n 000, were decided upon aa follows: gone several weeks. Florida. 1677,681; Oeorgla, 11,043,' small town near the Ohio line. GENEVA 784; Mississippi, 4280,000; North Caro­ Fred Cowan, Jr., bn* returned to Tuesday we passed through Cleve­ lina, f 680,288; South Carolina, $644,- land and W'ednesday ’ Mrs. V. T. Peters nnd Utile daugh­ Ft. Fierce where he enlisted in the morning 806; Tennessee, 41,095,920; Alabama. engineers corps in the spring. He ters, Ruby and Opni are visiting 1604,000. through ffylcdo, reaching Detroit on expects to leave for camp this week. Mrs. O. R. Nicholson at Daytona Wednesday about 2 p. tn. $16,000,000 to the Y. W. C. A. Chester Cowan hus gone to Jack­ Beach. Of tho total amount $16,000,000 will Miss Etnmn Eichnor left last be turned over to tho Young Wonu-ft’a’ Our route cards showed 16G9 sonville to work in the shipyards. miles but. including a few detours * • Tuesday for Sf: Augustine, where Celery seed bedB nre in evidence she will visit bar rinter, Mrs. Chns. Christian Association In order that’ we made a' little over 1700’ and the again nnd some growers have seed lirumtey before going on to Balti­ they may carry on tho many war ac­ whole trip was made without acci­ tivities that (hoy have undertaken. already . up. Eggplant seed also more, Md. Miss Eichnor is a gen­ Every town nnd community of dent or trouble of any kind except sown. Field corn is getting ripe nnd eral favorite in Genova nnd will be tho Southeast was represented by one puncture and one blow out haying has begun. its leading cltlxens at the conference. caused by cutting a tire on some greatly missed. Chief among the International figures fresh slag where they were just im­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Dorner nre The many friends of Miss Annie building an attractive bungalow on Peters nre glad to have hot hark for were Dr. John R. Mott, General Secre­ proving n military roBd north of tary of tho National -War Work Coun­ Pittsburg. Some record for a Ford their celery avenue farm. the summer. cil, Geo. W. Perkins, former lender with six passengers, two suit cases, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Grier and Mrs. Geo.'Peters leaves for a visit of the ’Bull Mdoso party, a member one grip and a large wooden box family are enjoying their Ford car, with relatives in Forsythe, Ga., next of the executive board of the United full of wraps on the running hoard. Stntes Steel Corporation^ and v now recently purchased. Friday * • chairman of the Army and Nary Y. We made ns much as 239 miles in a . The East Sanford Red Cross M. C.. A., bureau of finance. Others day. UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE ladies were given quite a treat lust In tho party were A. H.'Whltford and We found no-mud at nil and*were For the present Sunday school has Chas. S. Ward, directors of the na­ ngrrenbly surprised to learn thnt we Thursday. C. E. Chui'pening pre­ sented them with a delicious water­ been discontinued but n prayer ser­ tional campaign, and A. M. Cotton of could drive so far, in so many differ­ vice will be held a t 7:30 Sunday eve, the Boya* Ran) and .Give Camnalrn ent states,' and find much of the melon. Air. C., come again. roads well up to those of Seminole and Orange counties. It is true, wo found some rough roads and quite a number of culhcrts broken but not LONG RUN dangerous, but we took these good naturedly for we had learned the r.tcause. «4t; r ® Ail this spring and summer Unlce Sum hns had a- steady stream of lilt army trucks going from the great factories of the north to Ilalitmorc and- other points lor use “ over there” and in the great camps. One day between Gettysburg and Pitts­ burg, we actunlly counted over 300 W ! army trucks, big and little, going to the front, nlwnys going one way. The soldier boys who drive them re­ turn on the trains for a new lot. T T S inventor, David BushncII, an American, tn 1776 One hotel man told us he had counJ. attempted to sink tho Britiih warship, Eagle. ed ns many os 600 per day pnssing his place. These soldiers were a fthe BushncII towing his torpedd, charged with powder, looking, gentlemanly lot of fellows; by mcahs of a hand-power sc mi-submersible, planned always cheerful and those with whom to fasten it to the hull of the attacked ship with m wc had opportunity to talk anxious ■tccl plungqr; then explode it by cl6ck work* to get into the real game overseas ’ His torpedo—too mpeh ot an experiment—failed. By the way: One gets a broader view of what our country is doing, to ) Safeguarding the user against failure,* Goodrich make such a trip. We began seeing never markets an experiment, tires or anything else. soldiers at St. Augustine and from Goodrich Tires, though built with the experience and there wc papsed right up through a stillof the oldest and largest rubber factory, nre proved line of encampment towns and out by the practical road travel of Goodrich Test Car everywhere it was the samt;—work, Fleets to make them in word and deed— work, work, drilling, preparation, hurry and bustle. Wc drove over the grounds at Camp Jnckaon where they have 60,000 men now and hnve sent as many more forward. Every­ where they are enlarging the grounds and getting read-y to accommodate twice aa many aa a t present. Many time-s we have felt like criticizing in the past for what seemed like ilowncfs, hut when we actually see what has been done in just a little over a year we are really amaxed that ao much could have been accomplished. For Goodrich recognizes but one value in tires— Our respect for those in charge of their SERVICE VALUE on your car and on the road-; one this great.work has grown to admira­ tire value—SERVICE VALUE. ?: :V tion. Whatever pounds of rubber and other material go Wc saw much beautiful country in tires; w hatever h6urs of work and skill, their 1. ■--"-".J nnd auch a variety. -I think wo all VALUE to motorists is their SERVICE, in com­ smtu voted that the most beautiful of all, fort, dependability and durability. p : to us, was in western Maryland, And you arc sure to get it if your tires arc where tho country is rolling and GOODRICH S IL V E R T O W N C O R D S , or //'•A! BLACK SA FETY TREADS. i m i . auch fine farms and where there Make sure of economy and security in tires by were the finest of flolds of wheat, demanding big, masterful SERVICE VALUE TIRES. moat of which had been harvested b u t^ io t threshed. It was good tqo to ace the fine crops of wheat ait the T H E B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO. ^ay from Virginia to’ Michigan after JackacnvWa Branch: 8M Alain Bt, Jacksonville, Rx. a number of months of eating “ war bread” and if tho whole country is like what we saw we can help our allies again for a year and not atint C IT Y O F GO O D RICH • AKUON ' the boya who are fighting for de­ C O U N T Y H A PPE N IN G S QUOTAS FIXED FOR FIUV.M.C.A. . GOODRICH m jU lY 19 t»|, mocracy. Wo drove through miles.of cotton'-and ’moat 'of th a t wa* ggdd too antflooked iike’ wealth in-abun­ dance for the owners. . * We have rented a fiat for the pres-, ent- and- have gotten to housekeeping here Tir Highland Park, in plain view of the great Fdr.d plant where ’40,000 men a;e working mostly on-governmpnt_ xjeo/k.- Occasionally wo can see one df the little new tanka out on the testing grounds and can near­ ly -always hear the sound 'of the -CKSONVlllz.fu Liberty, motors aa they are being put through' their eight hour teats O L oesr at full speed. Thursday at sunset CSJABlISm the first Ford Eagle, the litw sub­ marine ctpastrs, was ’ launched and M nO RH * they are soon to follow a t the rale M’one a day while the Liberty mo­ ft tors'are to go through a t the rqte of 100 a day. * ' ' J In Highland Park, which la. really only part pf tho great city of De­ troit but maintains a separate city government, everyone seema to work for Ford or the Government in the Ford works, but It la all order and J A'good friendVilands by you »hen h Sanford people tell W d5 £ method, no confusion, no fuss, no need. W tow PilU W e stood the twt. boast, juat right down to'steady war ^ n t St” SanfordS winning work. We «re Just off 3‘ domed Doan'a three years ago and .n b confirms the story. Could you silt f» Woodward avenue, the main artery more convincing testimony? of the city and about six miles from "Tl* aaperience l had with Dou’s the river. Further down town and Kidney Pilla wirranU me to recommtod spread in every direction are other them highly," says Mrs. Melsch. ’ i S t a fine remedy for kidney trouble plants’:of all kinds, each doing its are if used properly will surely do good utmost for humanity by speeding up I had lust recovered from an attack t their war .products to hurry the ad­ grip when my kidneys began to both* me and my back pained intenieb vent of universal peace, Reading an advertisement of I W There is so much of interest that Kidney Pilla I began to take thcrT one could write a good long letter was very much pleased with the result, to give this endorsement.' before telling it all but aa you have and am glad Hasn't Suffered Sinre other duties beaide reading your cor­ The above statement was given Mu respondence I must quit and let you 21, 1914, and on March 19, 1918 Mn Meisch said: "I havo had no need fa get to work, _ Doan'a Kidney Pilla since cmlnniti Regards to all the friends. them In 1914. I think they are # »ot dcrful remedy for the good they did ei *■ Yours truly, has proved lasting." J. O. Packard, r ^ ' GOc, at all dealers. Ftwter-Milburi 179 Highland Park, Mich. * Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. VQmOEs WHEAT ' s/eo tiouse SEED® A G O O D FR IEN D * - - : For : SPECIALS Farmers SEED BED WIRE GALV. SPRINKLERS CLOTHES PIN S AND COTTON SCALES T 1 >■> ,V m - i- . t >■ ' ' •' Fernald Hardware Company Sacks F or C a sto r . Beans New or Second Hand Bags WRITE FOR PRICES , I Southern States Bag Co. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA J * * giiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixniiiiiiiiiijxxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiniiiiiixNiiiiiiiiiiy | Elder Springs Water Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily *- .„. # Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed £urity of 99.98 Per Cent. . T. O. Charles Distributor _ PHONE 338 a 1 .. * ^ Sanford E. W. DICKSON 314 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 67 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED ' * Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires STARTING BATTERIES e w « v. ALL REPAIR • WORK * -V .t : ' -4 ^ ' I1 GUARANTEED FREE AIR SERVICE •r -*'■■■ -■ .— * �xxx x x x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxsx A Shipment ofTS'cw and Up-lo-thc,Minulc Cars Just Received LIGHT FOURS V XT ' > BIG FOURS - Now O n : ^ LIGHT SIXES M tr ' BIG.SIXES' .1 : J r " - - TOURING SEDAN fe F l o o r A. Pattiahall, Meade Fox, Ingram Guerry, 'H enry Byrd, 0*born«~ Wil­ liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dlckinr, - |'j i',\ ill ■ M X Largest Assortment Ever in the City. . Let me Convince you that the Overland and- Willys- ! 1• Knight is the Thrift Line of the Time. J■\ EXPERT. REPAIR SERVICE TOPS RECOVERED WILLARD BATTERY SERVICE |'| OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE CO. i;i OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SANFORD, FLORIDA ' j,j XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Old Kissimmee Citizen Dead riday afternoon- at. four o'clock ;h Maimed Hon. 'John Martin One of Kissimmee'e oldest and t distinguished citizens. He had , confined to a local sanitarium he past three weeks by ill health. Lee was 65 years old and was i in Fulton county, Georgia, and ej to Osceola, then- a part of lCe rounty, when he was 35 , of age. The dlacisod is purd by his wife, fivu daughters, Roy L. Starblrd, and Mrs. ;,r Ccble of Oilar.do; Mrs. Muli Waling of Lakeland; Mrs. Zeb tfr <>f Arcadia find Mbs Muit U r and a son, John M. Lee, Jr.,- of Kjssimmoe. Mr. :Loe was well.known in San­ ford where he visited much in the early days and many of his old friends here will he grieved to learn of his death. The funeral occurred Wednesday afternoon at Kifimmee. For Oversea* Work With Red Triangle Nobody Interested. “Now that I think only of my own irfiilrs,'* sold SeUlshnexs, "they hntfo teoHi'd to Interest uny one etse In tho world."—Seattle Post-Intelllgenccr. Concrete Telegraph Poles- . The New /enlntul government Is replacing tin wooden telegraph pole* und letter hot posts with othera of reinforced concrete. w arn France, that in case of war, the French meat industry, would be unable to supply, the French army in the field with fresh meat, --owing especially to the lack of modem refriger­ ating plants and of refrigerating transportation,—and too, owing to the deficiency in the national herd.” * “Since the w ar began the French army has never been short of fresh* meat, thanks mainly to the prosperous condi­ tion of the American meat in­ dustry, and too, to the American live stock breeders." Another representative of the Allies said recently: “that the American packers have heen of the greatest pos­ sible assistance to the Allies and have, by their efficient co­ operation, contributed in' the utmost degree to the successful prosecution of the war." Swift & Company, Forces — 600 Recruits Asked For Out Of Southeast During July “Pans tho word on, and pass It quickly, th at 600 of the moat capable, earnest and big soulcd C hristian bush nuns men ara needed Immediately out of the Southeastern Department fur orurstHi* work with the Red Trtanglo Forces." according to Dr. W. W. Alex­ ander. director of the W ar Personnel Bureau, Army nnil Navy Y. M. C. A . for the Southeastern Department. The quota of 500 for the departm ent for tho past month was exceeded by 1ZS onllitm ents. The call now conies fur executives, of much business experience and spe­ cialists In all lines. No man In Amer­ ica la too big for thu sm allest Y. M. C. A. job "Over There.” Today the leading men of the nation are volun­ teering for tho work: Bank presi­ dent*, college presidents, office hold­ er*, political leaders, religious leaders • nd hundreds of corporation heads are rlvtng nil time to the work with America’s Sons In FTnnce. State recruiting committees are op­ erating in tho seven Southeastern states. Information na to the oppor­ tunities and the work can be secured through tho state recruiting secreta­ ries, ss follows: Chas.. M. Norfleet, Y. M. C. A^, Winston Salem, N. C. Heath Bartow, Y. M. C. A., Colum­ bia, 9. C. W. E. Hcaron. Y. M. C. A.., Atlanta, Os. O E. Maple. Y M. C. A.. Jackson­ ville. Fla Trum an L. McGill. Y. M. C. A., Bir­ mingham. Ain Dr.> J. W att Italno, Edward* Hotel. Jackson, Miss. K. M. Massey, Y. M. C. A.. Nashv|JJo, Tenn, Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert Merrlwctbcr, Robert Rbuth, Staf­ ford LoFila, Grover LeFUs, Paul Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank Camp­ bell, William *Hartley, Floyd Waahburn, Oacar DuDoac, Edwjn L. DInkle. • Sam J. Pickens, Harry If. New­ man, Bryan, Walker, Andrew J. King, Chariot Pneatcr, Robt. O. Weeks, W ilfred.. Pieraon, Vander Perrltte,* Adolph Shaw, Darney F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ chell, Drawdy Matthera, Lewis Col­ lins, John A. Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch, James H. Lee, J. C. Hutchlrson, C. T. Smith,' Roy Mason, Dr, T. A. Neal, George Hyman; John E. Hawkins, Fred Bal­ lard, Carl Robert Willie. Joe Zapf, Ralph Geiger, Harry Geiger, Fred Ballard, Robert Hill. . Eddie Potter, Raymond McDon­ ald, Carl McDonald, Clarence Temple, Joe Guerry, William Shep­ ard, Carl Takach, Victor M. Greene, First Lieut. Geo, G. Herring, Second Lieut, Ralph Wight, Clarence Ma­ honey, Homer Wynne, Walter Ma­ son, .John Pezold, Paul Pezold, Ed­ mond Stowe, Frank Loosing, Arthur Losaing, Berkeley Blackman, Wor­ thington Blackman, Wallace Lee, Henry Lee, Alvin Kendall, Brittain Johnson, Joseph Wynn, Chas. S. Lee, Tate Chapman, Robert A. Cobb, J. J. Driggers, A. I. Ross, Tom Meredith, William Coulbourn, Fred Wight. Reginald Holly, Virgil Lee Smith, Carl Malm, Hume* Rymph, Carl Brqton, H. A. Chorpening, Harry Phillips, Louis II. Lcnartz, Enoch M. FISK CORDT IR E S You want size— strength, safety, beauty and m ileage in a tire. That’s what you get in the Fisk Cord. A ll that, plus most unusual re­ siliency,speed,comfort and luxury— Made in Ribbed Tread and the famous Fisk Non-Skid. SANFORD, FLORIDA Un iv e r s i t y o f F l o r id a Gainesville Military Training Under Army OfBrers , FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Tails haiutcc Cnurwa la Aria and Science, Agriculture. 55* Student, from 35 Florida ('ountir* iml IT Chrmlral, CJvll. Klrclriral and XtM-hankal Kngl- Stale. 1917-IN. Total 951 Including Hutnmar School and Shari Couraa. nmln[, !.**, Trarhrra’ L'ollrt*. Tull Ion Frr», Brad lor Catalog. . Write *1 anr« for Catalog. A. A. MUKPHREE, President EDWARD CONRAD!, President Sole Distributors for Just Feeds and Dealers in "If p u want to knqw what tho Y. M. C. A. tpean* to the soldiers, go whore | the fighting Is hot," la the re g u la r; reply or the American aoldlern la j France, according to a cablegram rectlved recently by the National W ar Work Council telling of more secre­ taries who have been 'under liquid fire attacks, as well as gaa and shell fire. The American Expeditionary of­ ficers have sent scorea of letters to the Paris headquarters of tho "Y" praising the work of the Rod Triangle workers, declaring them to be ,lndl*pensable. . * More tlmn n thousand "Y” eecretnHes are tn advanced positions and dttgouls under ronstnnt ahell fire. Thera are no quitters and they refu*e to he relieved, saying th at where The ironps go :ho Y. M. C. A. will atlck. Navy *J , Karl Schultz, Sherman Houth, ] Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned i Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph ] Uoumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spin-' cer, Hugh While, Oacar Route,’ C. J. Lawton, James Purvis, William Hart- , ley, Wallace Lifford, W. C. Temple. j Forrcat Gatchcl, Ed. 'Cameron, Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert Deane, Tcnny Deane, F. F. Roper Douglnrs C. Griflln, W. M, Chancelleor, Thco. Stilts, Alton E. Far­ rell, Harry B. Lewis, Jr. Army John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell Leslie Hill, Seth_ Woodruff, Stanley Walker, Dr. Ralph Steicns, Joe Chittenden, Oscar Speer,' Bruce An­ derson, Ernest Gregory,’ Fred Maaoh, George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ burn, Albert Fry, James Eatridge, George Huff, Thomia Sullivan,' W .! H ay, G rain, F eed, G roceries and F arm ers S u p p lies OFFER FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 27th, FEED AND SUPPLIES AT THE —FOLLOWING CASH PRICES T h e Perfect Balance JUST pCKEN GUMBO H a y .......I.............. ........... r..per t< Just Scratch Feed ....... ... 44 cw Just Chicken G u m b o il* ) .. “ 4 Just Calf Me;*l................ 44 4 Just Horse Feed ......... ’........ 11 * Just Pig Feed ............ ........... 44 4 Just Dairy Feed PVKwT1)-’.:. “ 4 Oats, No. 2 W hite................ 44 4 Corn, No. 2 White................ 44 4 Beet Pulp.......................... ... 44 4 Cotton Seed Meal,' bright .... 44 1 Velvet Bean Meal ..... 44 1 Peanut Meal 44 1 Beet Meal 44 Fine Table Salt___ ___ ■....... 44 Ice Cream Salt........................ 44 Mason Fruit Jars, qts. perdoz. No. 2 Tin Cans, carton, 125 cans No. 1 Virginia Peanuts, perewt. Best Hams on Earth, per lb........ (ju s t t w j You. will find these Slocks at the Sanford Flour & Feed Company's Store, Welbourn Block. On account of market conditions we arc unable to name prices on Groceries; however, we carry a complete line, and would be glad to name you dose prices on any amount you might need Invite compctivc business. are necessary for maximum (INCORPORATED) Sanford, Florida �• . THE SANFORD HERALD “ riG B ro u it _______ __________ • , . . • ; •Others. A utom obiles speed on their center, and the routing should be way, ignoring the ordlnance»«nd-the done from this city. .Thete are spirit of-patriotism '’a s 'if the occu- ma'ny prosperous' and^ successful R. J..HOf-LY, Editor •* • ^ i panta believe they are exempted. growers in Florida who have given W. M. HAYNES, Onslacaa M m < w Pedestrians pursue their way, men this matter serious and .continued i'y b lb h td Z m y T a w d a y and Friday with .hats on, amolting, chatting and study and' they aro pronounced in i.'.‘ . • •• *' . • • . , • •• • laughing. J t is tfue that many do their 'opinion'that of 70 per cent of observe tho ordixanpe, doing so out all.the perishablo products of* Florida FIRST, it Will mean you will ,<have a receipt for every^bill paid? H llW C B im O N NUCB IN AOYANCC: of reverence tlf y have for the flag. could bo handled by ono big market SECOND; you'll always have right change. TH IRD , Your chances O K I YBAR............ * « • They are not ashamed to utter a in’g organisation, it could practically BIX MO*TTIIS .................... «-*4 for losing money are small. NOTHING J O LOSE AND EVERY­ T O M ................................................. T» brief prayer for the-welfare of-our control the winter and spring msr kets and the beet prices could be boys who fare stemming the • Hun T H I N G TO'GAIN. Try it. D aB tarrd la Iba Oily by C anter IM O Tar Taat la sectored for all products and no losses tide. . Adtaaca ar » « F ar Maalk Our 'soldier boys are giving their would be necessary, while the cost F a j a m i a la Aaraaca M aal Oa Mad* al Offlra ------------- . i " ’ ~~~-------- - Uvea by thousands in odrer that the of obtaining this superior service CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUSES,000.00 K a t f r d %« S^aad-C U aa Mall Mali** Aapiat l l a l ?.zz itr cherish rr.ry continue to wave would be nominal for each grower i t , , , a | tk.» 1‘a.fwXca al H aafj-4. n * * !1 l.'adi l A*' al Ma*rh Snl. ISTt | over the lsr.d if the free, and we with so many contributing to the fund that would defray the expense ll.ra ld DaUdlai r rl»*A«n* N a. I l l i It:.vo some pco| |o nt home who can­ „ , not give ii minute « day to pay hom­ of the organisation. age to the (leg and to beg the Al­ Another feature of such an organ mighty to spate our own lada from isation is dwelt upon. by j thei ex the frightful ramago. Some of us change in its announcement ’ and are thoughtless, some callous, nnd it that la the purchasing of supplies for *'I pledge allegiance If. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND - OAHrURU, rLUlMDA looks r<s if some nrc lacking In patri­ the members of the organisation an<T to my flag and tho Re­ TK*.rtMU*i F. l. WOODRUFF VW-PtmUmU otism.—St. Augustine Record. it is showrt that the saving made.by public for which it this co-operative buying would prac­ *.'•----- O-----stands; one nation indivisible, with Liberty THE MARKETING PROBLEM tically cover the expense of the marketing, so th a t the members and justice to all." 'The marketing problem is one'of would receive -the • benefit of the ir e c x x r a H g e g g e c w M x x x i e m a g g c x x w c xM r a a t i g c x x x x the most serious to the growera of splendid service without any res! fruit and vegetables in Florida. cost to them. This feature has been practically the year around and a ment into camp, will be between one* of the party and among thoM combined advertising campaign in­ The production of citura fruits and developed In the past year by. the augurated, Florida product! would August 5 and August 9. who are being chaperoned are Mollis vegetables and other fruits has been exchange with excellent results and This la the first general call' for Abernathy, -Esther Miller, Carol snd well* developed in this state, until could be elaborated upon as the soon lead all others and every grower August, during which ’month the Lillie • Ruth Spencer, Sara Wight the production ia on a scale that exigencies of . the occasion require. would become a booster for the big military program provides for the Anna Mason, Helen and Frsncw exchange. The plan is worth careful will compare favorably with any Through this agency fertilisers, study and much abrious thought and entrainment of 300,000 white men. Gonzales and little Pat Miller. . other state, but from the very na­ crates, boxes, seed,-trees, machinery Among the many diversions 0f ture of these products, being mostly and nil supplies can be bought in wc hope it will be given the consider­ Special calls already issued account for 19,941 of this number. ation* it deserves by the growers of cooking and awimmlng have been perishable and requiring quick hand­ quantities at* a great saving to tho Quotas'. toa be furnished by each watermelon cuttings, chicken pilaus ling, the question of marketing is members of the organisation while the state.—Times-Union. ----- --------- - U ----- > atatc nnd the ramps to which the Weiner and Marshmallow Roasts.etc! one of vital importance. those who are operating Independent­ One morning at one o’clock they had men go include: The announcement of. the Florida ly are obliged to buy at the regular Alabama, 1,100, • Camp Shelby, a pear roast and there is something Citrus Exchange in Thursday morn­ prices. doing every m fnuto^t Camp Chick. Miss. ing’s Times-Union brings this sub­ Such a jolly place has many vis­ DtlawAre, 100, Camp Wadsworth, It has taken the growers a long ject to the front again and this an- ' itors and especially is this true of Spartanburg, S. C. time to realise that it is to their best nouncement contains many of the the camp among those present last .District of Columbia, 60, .Camp interest to market thefr own pro­ best arguments in favor of co­ Sunday being Cola Woodcock, Pe*ee Shelby, Hattiesburg, Miss. '(Conelnued from Page 1) operation in marketing citrus fruits ducts through their own business or­ IS ONE MINUTE TOO MUCH nnd the same arguments apply in ganisation, which, could be perfected Florida, 100, Camp Shelby, Hat­ Tillia, John Musson nnd Stewart TO GIVE? • Dutton. . - ■ - the handling of vegetables. The 'ex­ to a point where it would excel any be printed on the back of printed tiesburg, Miss. Georgia, 500, Camp Greenleaf, Ft. Some weeks ago an ordinance waa change, has been greatly developed effort that could possibly be made form, so that there is no lack of in­ Palm Springs has been developed I Based designating six o'clork each from a small and Inexperienced be­ by a private commission’ house but formation for those who use the cer­ Oglethorpe, Ga. Into one of the most delightful re­ day a time for honoring the flag ginning -to a strong marketing or­ they have been made to think hard tificate. •sorts in this part of.the state through Iowa, 800, Jeflerson Barracks. of our country. We arc asked to ganisation,with branches established and long during the trying times of Y’ou will also note that this certifi­ Kentucky, 800, Fort Thomas, Ky. the generosity of Lester Beeman-of give one minute each day to the flag: in all of the important market cen­ recent years and they are gradually cate is to he used by the retailer Louisiana, 300,* Camp Shelby. . Orlando, wjip ownmhe property and to murmur a prayer.for the success ters of the country east, of the Mis­ lining up and the feeling ia stronger when he wishes to make purchases Mississippi, 1,000, Camp Shelby. who has cemented the pool and made of American arms and to pray for sissippi and even beyond that pint, for co-opcratidn in marketing in from the jobber. New Jersey, 800, Camp Wade- it very attractiyc in many way*. the safoty and welfare of our hoya. nnd we are firmly of the belief that Florida right now than it ever has • • Camp Chick wishes to acknowl­ We are also sending a new form of worth. Signals ire sounded to remind the the .growers of all kinds of Florida been before. As a war measure if edge with thanks tho receipt of a New York, 2,600, Camp Greenleaf. certificate for the use of millers, so public cf the solemnity of the mo­ product! could do nothing better for no other reason, when every large freezer of ice cream from Mr. North Carolina, 2,600, Camp ment, the water works whlatle, the than combine in this work nnd ex­ ounce of the products o f: the state that when a retailer buys wheat Bcemnn who spent the day there substitutes from a miller, the miller Wadsworth. fnc hell and the Cathedral Angelas tend the activities of the Florida must be conserved and made to do this week and enjoyed the camping Pennsylvania, 6,000, Camp Wads­ may be able to furnish horn a certif­ bell simultaneously announcing the Citrus Exchange to take in the mar­ duty, and because transportation party and the springs. icate which can be given to the worth.* hour of six o’clock. AH residents arc keting of all fruits and vegetables, facilities are bound to be limited, cuth Carolina, SCO, Camp Wadawholesaler in lieu of an order for thoroughly familiar with the provi- maintaining n selling force through­ the growers of tho state should get ,lh. tdoro of tho ordinance. They know out, at least nine months in the year together to assist tho government substitute*. 110 **Y" Entertainers Oversea* ' L ’rnnesaee, 1,100, Camp Shelby. and at the same time place; them­ it provides for the suspension of In all sections of the country, *hich We are doing this foY the protec­ General Pershing has officially de­ Texas, 1,800, Camp Cody. traffic on our stree's —t hat every could place all the products of the selves in a more independent condi­ tion of the farmer who must be rec­ tailed to the American Y. M. C. A. Virginia, 100, *Camp Wadsworth. man, woman and child is expected to state to the very best advantage, tion. ognised since’ the government h»s the entertaining of our soldiers in Wisconsin, 1,000, Jefferson Bar­ stand for one minute, to atop in routing everything bo there would A name with broader significance appealed to them to raise more food, racks. France. There are now 110 profes­ / * their tracks if walking, to stop their be little or no duplication, doing than the one now used by the ..ex­ and with the improvement In sup­ sionals giving vaudeville shows, con- . Wisconsin, 350, Capip Shelby. nuton, hacks, bicycles or other vehi­ away with congestion of markets change could be adopted, sorb as plies of flour, wc are sure that there certs and entertainments overseas, cle* far the minute. . Men are ex­ and slqmps in prices, which have the Florida Growers* Exchange, and will be no hardship occasioned to the often under shell fire.* • Jolljr Camping Parly pected to remo'yp ,tholr hats during proved disastrous in past years. this would combine.the entire pro­ wholesa'ers or jobbers through hon­ the brief, minute. Comp Chick is the name of the To accomplish this it would be ducts of rhe state. 'With the selling oring these certificates. camp now established at -Palm Pntritoic citizens become indig­ neettsary to open offices in Jackson­ organisation strengthened in all the Non-Conaarvatlon of Negatives. Wc are nlao sending you riew rul­ Springs where a jolly bunch of young On n back rood near White Plslns n a n t a t the absolute indifference of ville, where all transportation lines marketing centers and maintained ings which have been framed to meet leople are spending the week en­ an offer to pay for a glass of milk met the requirements of the retailer, who joying camp lifo in nlM hat it offers. with this reply: “I nevei mnkc no hiys substitutes from a mill. Mr. and Mis. F'rank Miller and Mr. practice of charging nobody nothing Braxton Reachnm, and Mis. Ed. Lane are the chaper­ for no milk." Federal Food Administrator, Florida. THE SANFORD HERALD What Does A Check Account Mean? ' THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS X OUR BUMPER CORN CROP RECOGNIZED BY BEACHAM WHO MAKES NEW RULES J Just a minute, my young man! Do you know what health is? It is sunshine and happiness And Sweetness and goodness. I am health I am an ORANGE Born in California Borne to you in a 5c bottle Sold in stores for one purpose . To make little boys and grown.- — up boys, little girls aiid grown­ up girls • Smack theii dry lips and say ‘•The best drink I ever tasted” . * ■- Then I give them all the health th a t’s in.me I am bottled by Sanford Coca-Cola. Bottling Co. EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD, FLORIDA Goes to Daytona W. W. Abernathy closed .out his stock of furniture last Saturday and left for Daytona where he wUI he in charge of one of the largest furniture and supply .stores in that thriving city. Mrs. Abernathy and the chiI1dren will remain here for a few | weeks longer and will then go to Daytona where this estimable fam­ ily will make tholr future home. We sincerely hate to lose them from Sanford hut our best wishes go with them in their new home. Mr. Abernathy since his airivnl in this city some eight years ago has been identified with the business, civil and religious ‘ life of the city in many ways and has been one of the most progressive citizens ot Sanford. He was engaged in the- furniture busi­ ness for many years. He served twd .terms in the city council, being on some of the most important commit­ tees and- it was while he was on the rtrcct committee that the city parks received so much attention and.be­ et, me one of the show places pf, flpynf« rd, fie also served as treasurer cf the Seminole £ounty Fair Asso­ ciation for several year*_and spent much of his time boosting the fair and serving on the grounds in many capacities during the fair week much of the success of the faira being duo to his good work. He is also a con­ sistent church member and worked faithfully here as a steward of the Methodist church, serving as chsltman of the board of arewarejs and' the church will miss Mr. and Mrs. Abernathy greatly ns they were al­ ways ready and willing to_make any sacrifices for the church work. In the departure of the .Abernathy famford Sanford loses some of her most progressive and best people, but wo know they will be welcomed to Day­ tona bisinesa and social life and our lc*s will le Daytona's gain. •trailed to the.Colors Washington/ July 17.—Forty-six thousand min* from all states- and the District of Columbia were called to the colors tonight by Provost Marshal General Crowder.’ They are to be all white registrants. Move YOU’LL NEVER KNOW IT after wc have applied our upto-date vulcanising method* to our' old tire or inner lube.' It ccomes practically a new tire. Blow-outs are entirely covered, worn places repaired, and the whole shoe or tube renews d. Our vulcanizing ia to tires uh.-.t good cobbling is to shoes. . . K KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida M O D E R ^ JW flR is d e e d e d j BY OG7L/M R IZ71TIOAV . The problem of our country today is the organization of all its , resources and efforts. The Federal R eserv e S y stem is -the banking organization which is caring for the nation’s financial needs. Support it by dealing with a member bank. �' JULY I V 1*18 PAGE F ife r-— —: - — J. L. Swain, of Tampa spent sevChime's From the Temple with the Peoples Bank. He 1* an hassee attending the atate normal ereal days In the city this, week on There is no more pleasant’ place in active church worker, and we have school Tor teacher*. busir.cfr. * * Sanford than our auditorium on put him to work. He is teacher of a Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey *nd two M:r. Henry Wight, Dr. and Mr*. Sunday evening, come and share it boys'.class in the Intermedikte'De­ daughter* are spending the summer partment of the'Sunday school and In Brevard, N. C. Mrs. DeCoursey Brower, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly, with ua. Thomrs Wight and May and-M il­ Our pastor, Rev. M. H. Massey, has been elected president of the srnd Mis* Virginia a r? b o th teachers dred Hclly were visitors at Camp with his family left early Monday B. Y. P. U. in our Primary Department. Chick, Palm Springs, ‘Wednesday morning for their vacation in Geor Mr. T. E. Purdom of Kolokec Is Miss Clara Mlllen,' Supt. of our * g e . Carmichael and family of Mirs Loulnj Spencer of Ocala Ls “hernoon and had a fine time bath- gia. They traveled via t|io Fort helping out at the A. C. L. freight Junior Department has returned •DfUriii vme the gueafa- of W. J. vUUItnc Mbs Kuth McDarM of th is ' v‘sBing tlie Sanford folks route, and a card from Lake City office while Agent Hurley is abrent. home after several months spent In Google cf I his city Thursday. city. \ -■ there. Mr. J. G. Hurley, freight agent of Jacksonville' attending indicates (hat they are making goot Draughn's S, E. Carmichael, a prominent progress. the A. C. L. is/taking n much needed Business College. She has the offer Mira Elia Stripling of Ocala and 1 ' Vood ond beaTy h*u,ln* - , | e s ta te dealer of DeLand was ip Miss Irene Campbell of Del.and iMVrrc,,‘ or P^on* 378. Dr. Charles L. Collins, pastor o rest, and is r/cuperating his health. of several excellent positions in Jack­ 48-tf , (h ’ city and vicinity. looking after were in the city Wednesday. i nr>d Mre.-O. L. Taylor and the First Baptist Church In DeLand He spent somi! time at Port Orange sonville but we hope th at ahfc will ’ bufircu in hia line. ' i t . nnj .. „ , , J ond Mrs. R. J. Holly motored will preach for us next Sunday even­ with highly bynefidal results. decide to remain in Sanford. Mr. F. R. l'h ittle has purchased Fcatcard from P. M., Elder, P. M., *nV,V ; “ ,, Mr“* ,E*t A- Douglass are over to Daytona Beach yesterday ing a t 8;00 o'clock on the subject'of Mrs. J. L. Miller and children are i,.m u'ayncaville aaya he ia on the the Itnte ' “ - ‘i0” tpUlinB "l^ .d in g a n hb‘ur in the surf and re- "An Old Prophet's Message to the. Blaine plaiV on French nvonuc spending a month at Daytona * l ^ o f the" mcuhiaTn’ and m ay'go turning home via Lake Helen and World at War."* Come and hear and has made this into a comfortable Beach. over the top, aa they are having , Mbs Evelyn Berner returned on DeLand? They found many San­ him." home for himself and family. frost up there. All we can adviac Tuesday evening from.a visit to her ford people at the beach, many of Forrest E. Gatchel, after (pending A cardf/om Schclle Malnes states Young Roosevelt Killed Uni In thU case la to wear an over­ Bister, Mb* Agnes, in Bradentown, them in cottages and many at the a furlough of ten days [n Sanford that he Is seeing the sights in DayParis, July 17.—Lieut. Quentin eat Inside and out and iump off who has a pcsition in the Firrt Na­ Daytona Beach Hotel and the Nep­ returned to Key W est.last'Sunday, ton, Ohio, and attending, Sunday Roosevelt, youngest son of Theodore •fnd he ought to land in Florida tional Bank there. She also spent a tune. The beach la fine .this year where he is in training with a gun school every Sunday. few days in St. Petersburg with and the water warm. Rocscvelt was killed in an airrlane aooeahere. crew. When tho men for this crew Mr. W. E. Scoggan and family are fight, the ^emi-Offirtal H avas-N ess Blonds. She was accompanied i\omc * Phone were selected it was by target prac ocated *See Dr. Davis at the Lincoln by Miss'Agnes who will spend a Phone . in the peach section o His marline ticc at 200 yfcrd range. Mr. Gat- 3eorgia at Fort Valley. Mr. anc Agency announces. 91 "LET LEON DO IT" 91 .-Hotel for glasses. 95-tf week with home folks. fell in the enemy lines. chcl’s score was 94 out of a possible Mra. Scoggan are both teachers in Leon’s Auto Transfer—Speedy Ludlle Aaplnwall Takach In patri­ C 66 cures by removing the cause Lieutenant Roosqvelt^ was lost 100: he therefore drew the ’position our Sunday school, and Mr. Scoggan and Prompt otic songs at Geneva tonight, benefit of "ffun trainer," and expects soon seen Sunday In combat with two en­ BAGGAGE EXPRESS FREIGHT iolds the important position of hUss Naomi Chandler and Mtrs * Rfd Croes to be shooting up some of the emy plnr.ti near Chateau-Thic:ry. Called for and Delivered f chairman of the financo committee Grace Fox of Palatka are spending M ild red H o lly w ill d a n c e a t ' G e kaiser's submarines. Ho started out with a patrol cf thir­ Anywhere All the Time Reasonable on our boa: d 'o f trustees'which he va tonight, benefit of Geneva Red *evcral days in Sanford this week' teen American pianea who encoun­ Call 91—Day or Night Mlqs Daisy Betts has returned tq flits moat auccessfully. jttie guests of friends. * • * tered reven machines and waa chas­ Or The Carnes Hotel. work in the court house, after a Fine entertainment at Geneva to-! * Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas arrived Edwin Miilen is now collector for ing them back when two Germans v£4-4tc weelT spent in assisting Timekeeper night benefit of Red Cross. j yesterday from Atlanta and will re­ DeCoursey at thc-railroad shops in the Mahoncy-Waiker Compsjiy and suddenly turned upon RooaeveF. G6G epees Chills and Fever. combining c o r d local talent in musicale j "»*" for *eve[a| da>" making up the pay rolls for the long- s making good. * „ Geneva tonight ben,fit Red Cross,! »,|l‘n!' “rc' , " , hile here We are glad to hear of the promo­ NOTICE—PAY YOUR CITY TAXES wished for "back time" which con­ Drive out to Geneva tohight andj*heJ * dl ,,c RUeMfr of lthe * Hotel Will They Say “Nsjctr sists of the Increase jn pay allowed tion of Kenneth and John Murrell, This 1<‘ to notify all persons who • The Mnnrburlnn barbers are jlkrljr by the government, beginning Jan­ both are now holding commissions as s i t ness the local talent entertain- « » « " ■ have not paid their tity taxes for' soon to blossom forth as full-fledged V. Clark, representing the Gulf pent for Red Cross. uary ' 1st. leutenants. the year 1915, aqd those prior there­ Refining Company of Jacksonville “tonsorlal artists." Consular reports Mr. H. B. Connelly has returned Mujson’s swimming pool Is the; U In the city this week. . Mr. S. F. Week* is the efficient to that these taxes must now be snjr they ore rep'lnclng their antiquat­ ' coolest place In town. Open Wed­ ed ond time-honored Chinese equip­ from Port Orange, very much im­ secretary of the Junior Department paid. Mrs, L. (G. Stringfellow left today ment with modern American bather proved in health. nesday, Thursday, Saturday anp hnd sees to it that his department This Is a matter w>dch you should for Coronado Reach where she will ; £ supplies. Our prayer meetings on Wfcdnes- gets all that is coming to them. He look after; and don't wait for a sec­ Sunday afternoon*. Jfresh water be the guest of Mrs.-'C. C. Howard also one of the deacons of the ond notice from me, for it will-he n day evenings aro well attended, a every day, 86-tfp for several dayr, church. committee with Dr. Denton as chair­ costly one. Mrs. Walker Wells and dnughier, Pleated to Sts Dirt. SLEEP INSURANCE man has charge of the services while Genevieve and mother, Mrs. HardMiss Nettye Msines, one of our ’ J. J. DICKINSON, Walter hint been on the ocean a day the pastor is absent. This commit­ "A Terror to Mowpiitces." Junior Dept, teachers is in Tailspan left Sanford this wc*ck for a . P8-tf City Attorney. ind night, and when land appeared ho 72tf laid: "Oh, mnmin.Y, I am so pleased tee has started a drive for more men su m m e r's outing in the west. at the services (the ladies attend well H. H. Kerr arrived yesterday to ace dirt ngnln." Mir. Pickett leuvcs this week for all the time), and this committee Macon. Ua., to join her husband from Milwaukee and will remain for has a novel plan in view to accom­ • Notice u week or ten days looking after who is at work there. plish the desired-result. Ask thorn Bids will be received for trans­ Mrr. .lamer. Mitchell and chijdreh, business interests in this section. porting school children in District shout it. Mr. A. C. Williams arrived Wed­ No. 1. on the following routes for a Elisabeth and James left -Tuesday Gat,chcl Is not, the only sharp­ for Mississippi to visit friends and nesday from Oxford, Flu., and will term of eight months beginning Sopshooter from our Sunday school, on lie the guest of his daughter, Mrs. H. rt Istives. tom her 1G, 1918: July 4th at target practice of the C. Hickson at her home on Celery Route No. 1--Celery avenue and Home Guards, the following madeDorn to Mr. 'and Mrs. Geo. F. Bcardnll avenue to Cameron - City. excellent scores: Mahlon Wright, G. Waundel at Mrs. W. S. Baldwin’s on avenue for several weeks. 415 SANFORD AVENUE PHONE 122 Ralph Yearby of Orlando spent a Route No. 2—Sanford avenue to C. Hill, L. T. Bryan, R. M. GrovenFrench avenue Saturday, July 13th, few hours in the city yesterday on Elder Springs. a ion. steln, J. C. Roberts, Jno. T, Brady h us iness. Route No. 3 —First street to Mon­ and J, T. Doasoy. Sec Dr. Davis for glasses at Lin* I ha\ c Bought about 60 Head of Cattle at a Reasonable Mr. and Mrs, Get* of Jacksonville roe corner. coin Hotel, 93-tf The following is quoted from tie Route No. 4—Upsala. Price and am Going to Give my Customers the are spending several days in the city Mr./and Mrs. W. S. Thornton are this week combining business and Alt transportation to he in good Sorrento items in the Times-Unlon Benefit of^foAjnc spending the week at Winter Gar­ pleasure. Mr. Getz is salesman for weatherproof busses, nutmobile or of a recent date: • horse drawn. the Overland automobile. den. "Miss Inez Adkins, a popular and Round Steak 20c Country Sausage * - 30c Bids must- he delivered nor la\or capable young lady of the village has George Chamberlain left this af­ GGG cures Malarial Fever. All Cuts of Loin Steak ^ 25c Frankfurters 25c than August 1st to B. F. Whitner, gone to Sanford to accept a position ternoon for Daytona Beach where A. J. Pound, the genial represent­ Scc’y Board of Trustees, School Chuck Steak 18c Pork Sausage - 25c with, the Sputhern Express Company. he and Mrs. Chamberlain have a ative of the Consolidated Grocery District No. I. *92-7tc In musical and socifkl circles she will Shoulder Roast . 20c Hamburger ' * cottage for the summer. , Company of Jacksonville is in the be very sadly missed but her friends Chuck Roast 18c Pan Saupagc - 20c About a dosen of the Sanford city a few days this week. wish her only tho best of luck. She Postpone Dipping* powers spent, yesterday in Tampa Hip Roast • ’ 20c Western Pork Chops 40c Mr. and Mrs. Gwynn Fox an­ where they held a meeting with the nounce the arrival of n son, born This afternoon some sixty-five has a brother, Ernest wearing tho Loin Roast * Florida Pork • • 25c 22Kc powers of the Manatee section and Monday, July 15th at their home on cattlemen of Orange, Seminole and uniform "somewhere In France." - 15c Pork Stew Brisket Stew 25c Wo are glad to wolcomo Misa Ad­ transacted business of goat import­ Palmetto avenue. Osreola" rminties met in the Orange Rib Stew 15c Spare Ribs - 25c county court house to protest against kins to Sanford. ance to both sections. Flank Stew • 15c Pig Tails 25c SLEEP INSURANCE the present rompulsry dipt ing of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff It is of interest to know that"A Terror to Mosquitoe*-" Chuck Stew 18c rattle. Liver - 20c snd family and G. W. Spencer, Jr., David Lloyd-Gcorge, the great man 72-1 f sere at Daytona Beach for an after­ A resolution adopted at the meet­ of Groit Britian is n Baptist and noon yesterday.. This is for all my Credit and Cash Customers. Plenty E. B. Finney of Atlanta, repre- ing tel forth the fact: That the until recently was moderator of a Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Fcnting Dennison & Co. is spending cattlemen present petitioned that Baptist Association. of Nice Poultry on Hand at Reasonable Prices Physician. First National Bank several days in the city this week. the compulsory dipping of cattle lie Deacon D. R. Brlsson is leader for J. C. Williams of S cw arl.'Fla., postponed until March 1, 1919: be­ thr prayer meeting service next BIJg., Ph me 330-W. CJ-:f was among the Snnford visitois this cause Osceola, Brevard and Sem­ Wednesday evening, subject, "Influ­ Mahlon Wright, Ernest Betts and inole counlies would then bo ready ences that caused mc to become a llobt. Rowe made up a party to week. to dip; retond, the harvest time ia Christian." The services begins at Daytona Beach yesterday going over I J. D. Taylor, of St. Joe, .Mo., arnow upon us, which makes It almost 8 p. m. to vinii thpir wives who arc spending }rived yesterday and will remain in impossible to recure help; third, in Mrs. J. D. Hood ia pianist for the » few weeks at the beach. the rity seveial days combining bustthe lection adjacent to the St. Johns Wednesday evening services and pre­ ness and pleasure. J. J. Dickinson is resting up for a liver the water is so high and the CGG cures Headaches, Biliousne ! mud so deep that it is impossible to sides at the piano in a moat accept­ few days at Daytona Beach and is a able manner. (um at the Daytona Beach hotel. Loss of Appetite, or that tired ach­ obtain the cattle for dipping. Miss Ollle Vera Gllsson is spend­ With such fishermen aa Roy Symes, ing feeling, due to Malaria or Colds. w * * * Forty-three men from Orange ing the summer in Georgia, visiting W. J. Thigpen and Hon. John C. Fine Tonic. relatives In Savannah and States­ county, one from Osceola and nine Jcncs of Orlando, Judge. Dickinson Mr. and Mis. William Ilothamly • sill have to look to hts laurels as a and family havo returned home from Seminole county voted for the boro. . adoption of the resolution, two from Mrs. R. E. Tolar and little daugh­ teep st-a fisherman. from Daytona Beach, where they Orange county voted against’ Its ter are a t Pablo Beach for a few ,^W . S. Stripling, tax collector of have been enjoying a stay of several adoption. weeks. Marion county was here a few min- weeks. Chairman J. H. Tucker opened The Baptist church building at uies today enroutc to Daytona H. T. Avant of Miami is spending the meeting, which‘ was afterwards Geneva has been movod uptown ahd Peach from Ocala. Mr. Sripiing several days in the city this week on turned over to the county commis­ Is now in a splendid location. The lived here several year* ago, being business. new site Is convenient, and consists sioners. tntagid in the grocery businets and SLEEP INSURANCE Theie were several state speakers of two lots, one of which' was pur­ lb many friends wero glad to rec "A Terror to Mosquitori him again. of prominence who made talks to chased and one was presented to the 72-:f the ealllemon on the value of tick church by Mr. S. O. Chase. A- E. Kct-hler, director of Fair Mr. A. J. Leasing and family have Y. W. Cook of Jacksonville was a eradication. exhibits for the Florida State Fair rented their place on the west side, *nd Exposition was. in tho city today visitor in the city yesterday. and are now pleasantly located on Removal Notice looking after the interests bf the fair M, J. Hawse of Tampa spent a I have moved my cleaning and MellonvillQ avenue. in this* county, Ge ia very anxious few hours in the city yesterday on pressing business from tho corner of Mra. Gertrude Carraway and two to hove Peminole county represented business. *l Jacksonville this jear, but as yet H" B. Harris of Orlondo was a San­ Palmetto and First street to the cor­ sons of Ft. Ogden are visiting rela­ ner arross from Wight Grocery Co., tives in Sanford. it ion hts been taken by the ford’ visitor yesterday. Mrs. F. LaRocque. Pen.ir.rli- County Filr Areocintlon’or Mra.‘ Mahlon Wright and Mrs'. * SLEEP INSURANCE * 03-tf Be ct-ui y commitilcr.cis. Robt. Rowe left for Daytona Beach "A Terror tu Morqultow." last Monday on the Orange Belt 0/ ■ ■ ; Pc-.a—Brf biw n Ronl-Kn)t 72-‘f Line. variaty. P ice J4.50. bushJ. B. Mendenhall arrived Thurs­ Mis. A* hi. Phillis and two chil - H I’ v 76-tf (To Late to Chualfy) dun left Wednesday for a visit to day Horn Annapolis, Md., ar.d will Mi.» /.file Hall Ghlon left Tues^ House for Ssle—Two stqry house, itlarivts in Starke, Fla.. Word re­ / for Plant City ft r a short visit remain ecveral days on bus mss. is not so much wlmt you earn as • Mr. and Mts. L. PPeterson Mocnted on what is commonly, called ceived from Mr. Philips who is’ in tl h Hitt Ives. Asheville, N, C., Is that he is rapidly ion accompanied by Mr. Frank S l i e a . ^ jjyrt| Farm, south of t^c Ice " Eb,r Holts is vliitlng his pnr- CTTl'ed yrstrrdry in ihrir err ^rom , p |nnl. on the west side. This house Tcgi.ii:lr.g his h ttllh and strength. Apopka vtl.'Ing his call to New York and expect to remain sev- .g on j>nrl 0p ^Ho tract recently sold He has recently recovered from a re­ t f-avLl reserves In which he has cm.1 days before ronlinuir.g 'h e irj(o , hp A c L. Railroad Co., and vere attack of fever. . Tho man with saving* in tho hunk K enlisted The B. Y. P. U. held a aortal at . , ran gra^n opportunities which tha wry couth. | must be moved before November the residence cf Miss* Ruth Lorsing^ Mils Girtrudo B:own left yesterhigh —salaried - f-pend-it-all mun, ^ C5G cures IHHotu Fever. 11st. Small barn goes with it. Look on lest .Tuesday 'evening which wca lo .ictcp t a pcsition with the can't even consider. a n d ' U t m 0Vfr **r d n ' “ I<e mc an offer* greatly enjoyed. Mr. at d Mir. B- F Eidrigo F,ench H.op in Orlando. leave lo -’JPacknrd, I79 ^ r r is Av®„ Mb* M bnatet R ch r s ( Pic;- lilt hit r.d rail:, Mich. A telegram received by his parents J“ ' Wi (Is 96-4tc nil ’w •1 c‘n 5 *" . i■ last Sunday morning announced lhAt nu riu now•* #i n or:• •» ii tt> *ot leu nr d Gco:yl. with t^tir * jtin rW an(cdrrA -‘sccond''hard roll top Oliver .Murrell had .returned safely ton Richr.*.(r»'. vr. Mr. -TidiWce ....... - - , udesk u n t r d chair. Chcop for esah. to' tho U. S., from his secoqd trip ilou Riclr-'.f rd. Vr. II id k i t Tucrday for ■fands hia winter hue. having rcrid-j Crown Par** Co. -96-tf overseas in the naval service. u irp at-Arcadia, after • at Pc tin ar.d-h cr.c cf Scr ford's | —— ~ " “ “ w~~ : T Kirs, T. E. Speer is visiting relac a s t le c ia a n w . They I Rent—Farm cheap, 0 aerrea, with' 1.1a laitr.'.s cf I'bia* mast value^coromUlon^ ha]f irrig a te d .^ Pij;o $200. Inquire ti.v» in Tuscaloosa, Ala. manager'll Rob- M rr.-W /E . Squire*, Phone 3913. j Mr. H. M. Jarrilgan haa recently ,d l " t? ° • n l e o l t r l , r n c r i c ortaGrortryiai-d highly esteemed by . corne to Sanford to accept a poaltlon. < l: I rker.cu* drum. I ,\ S O C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN * B ,P P E N S u S S S S ,!i « » d t D. O. BROWN D e a le r In QO Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences. Out-Houses.-;* Chase & Co., Santord, Fla. The Secret CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Financial Success W hat Y o u Save! Seminole County Bank n 1 Florida and Western Meats �WATERPROOF BINDING—MADE FOR SERVICE \ v * /v / V N •>' > > V t t i w & M i ^ f.W N V J I 33D O d S M I S lid — M O O S JO 3 Z IS I 3V X 3 � 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, 1918 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, July 19, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 19, 1918. 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 19, 1918; <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/4777889afe8f807e46d466e02284e5a6.pdf df73e0e9b5582cf0d1483e2e4b781040 PDF Text Text ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS PUBLISHED S E M I- WEEKLY IN THE HEART OF^frHE WORLDS GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 94 VOLUME . IX .. . SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY IS. 1918 . Where Tick Rages Price Can­ not Be Raised Will Economize Wherever They Can Cut Expense Disbursements: 0 Vouchers paid__ Balance in banks Bank Balances: First National Bank Feo. les Bank........... Seminole Co. Bank the subject “ Running a War In Newspaper Time,* or a 'Time Ilumning a News paper in a War.’ 9,645.93 ."Newspapers all over the country Collector’s report formonth of have been 'mined and torpedoed and Junc,M918: * shelled and gassed. A wise and be­ Taxes of 1917 ............ 1,654.31 neficent congress has rewarded the Bock taxes and lie n s __ .... 993.86 Fines........... 171.00 From Bond Trustees 7,841.73 Remitted to treasurer Cash . Vouchers City council of the city of San­ ford, Florida, met on July 8, 1918, at 7:30 p. m. Present, F. L. Miller, Jno. Adams. Absent, C. H. Dingce, R. A. Newman, G. F. Smith, W. A. Lefiler and Roy Symes. The equalisation of taxes was hero token up. Council adjourned. July 9. 1918. City council of the city of Sanrd, Florida, met on the above dote 7:30 p. m. Present, C. II. Dingce, •esident; F. L. Miller, Jno. Adams, isent, It. A. Newman, G. F. Smith. A. Le flier, Roy Symes. The equalization of taxes was gain taken up. . Council adjourned. NO CHAPTER MEETINC Whereas- F rtd > T . Williams has made application for a commission in the Engineers of the Officers Re­ serve. Corps, United States Army, and whereas the, said Fred T .‘.Wil­ liams has been city engineer of thc city of Sanford, Florida, for thc past seven years and has proven capable and satisfactory to the city council, Therefore, be it resolved th a t thc common council of the city of Sanhaving found the qaid Fred T \ ^ l l l a m s competent and .re­ liable aa a civil engineer, and as a man, wc heartily commend him for any porlaition -for Which he may make application. Adopted by the common council of the city of Sanford, Florida, in ■regular session this July J, 1918. The tax assessor here' presented his tax roll for the year 1918, and thc council here proceeded to equal­ ize taxes for the year 1918. The following report* from the different officers were read and o>derd filed. Report of chief of police for month of Juno, 1918: , ' f ' No. of arrests....---------- .’....40 Discharged .!.------6 Sentenced on street.........—* f Fines assessed by mayor------ 170.00 Dog tax ____.*___________ _ 1,00 Collected for M 4y------------- - 10,00 Pound fees __________— - 40>0° Red Cross Chapter Will Take Hummcr Vacation • . At the June meeting of Seminole County Chapter, the question of dis­ continuing the mee.tings for the summer arose and was referred to the executive committee for deci­ sion. At the July meeting of the executive committee a motion was carried to eliminate the Chapter monthly meeting until October, therefore there will be no Chapter meeting until thc annual business meeting in October at which t me the matter will be premancntly decided. As a matter of fact there should be only one Chapter meeting unless business arises necessitating a called meeting but the. local Chnp‘" '* d cided, when first organized to ho d monthly meetings, believing It would create and maintain interest in the Red Cross work, however the at­ tendance has-been so small. Includ­ ing practically the same member, whose duties as officer. »nd chair­ men require their attendance aC ex­ ecutive and Chapter meeting alike S a t it is believed to be a wise de­ cision to discontinue Chapter meet­ ings until further notice. June and July Red Cro.a Dues June and July dues in Seminole County Chapter are ■till Are. The secretary would appreciate payment of same' The mem­ ber, whose dues were payable In April and May will be dropped from the roll if not paid within ten days. No further notice, will be sent these delinquents. Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Secy., Seminole C o. Chapter, A. R. C, t» r . Marlowe. Chairman. * --; TH E 0LABOR PROBLEM' • Been Solved by the United Stale* Government This county la under tick fever Washington, D. C., July 15.— quarantine and the cattl# owner* get Florida farmer* and the varioua inonly.the quarantine price, no m atter 3,359.03 10:660.90 July 1,1918. City council of the city of San­ ford, Florida, met in refular aetsion on the above date a t 7:80 p. m. Present, C. H. DJngee, prw idcnt and Councilmen R. A. Newman, G. F. Smith, F. L. Miller, Jno. Adams, W. A Leffler. Absent, Roy Symes. Minute* of laat meeting read and adopted. . Mr. Munson came before the coun­ cil snd asked that he be allowed to redeem Tax Certificates for the years 1912 and 1914 at face of certificates. On motion R. A. Newman,, sec­ onded by G. F: Smith and carried, same was allowed. Communication from Mr. Good­ rich in regards to conveyance of rejtl ate to the Ox Fibre Brush Co. was read nnd ordered filed. On motion R. A. Newman, sec­ onded by F. L. Miller and carried. ,he monthly payments to the Wom­ an's Club is hereby disconti ucd. ' H at The quarantine will be lifted aa ■oon aa we eradicate the cattle feverticka, and then our atock wiU also Increase In weight as well as In price per hundred pounds. The following facts presented by Congressman Lever, chairman of the Agricultural Appropriation Commit­ tee, arc conclusive pfoof th a t the cattle ticks are a serious handicap on the cattle industry: “ The average weight of cattle from tick infested areas of Georgia, Flor­ ida, Alabama and Mississippi, com­ piled from receipts and 'Sales on the St. Louis stockyards from January 1, 1917, to October 1, 1917, Includ ing steers, cws nnd calves was 40‘7pounds. These cattle sold at un average price of 17.02 per hundred pounds, or 128.57 per head. During the same period, tiek free cattle sold for an average price of about $9.13 per hundred pounds. At this price AMONG THE SCOUfS that It Is the most ambitions stroke since March 21 when tho Germans nor Scouts of America, Troop No. 1 , *' ' ‘ Hanford The regular meeting was called to order by Patrol Leader McAlexonder at 7:68 and afterwards Scout Master took charge. Minutes ‘of the last meeting were read and approved. Roll was called and dues were col­ lected. , . . . Treanuior's lepcrt showed that wp hove $28.15 to our ciedlt in one of the public hanks. <This shows a Scout U^hrifty.i Some other business was discussed. , A'committee of P. L. McAlexan-, m a il .................... ............ . Scouts Bradbury find Moore o rted lb filling sp ace w ith dead «.«•«•• r. that the Scribe's and ro» a n d s t a l e m a t e . T his is r r itr . hooks were up. to date. igninst th e ethics of th e profess! e T r e ^ ^ ^ ^ the mile re­ Such p ap ers would b e tte r red u ce f g f r foript.r|y planned, ' The a single page if n ecessary , or su s, end ^ in first end the publication. • E a g le Patrol second "All of us realize that there are j ^ ^ too many publications in the coun_______ E n l.n l, r .p lu r * . K.tn La a of them Any of us can .London. July 1 5 . - American and iarilv name a score of papers in British troops have occupjed the n o Ida which serve no economic whole of the Murman r o u t , in purpose and which the state would northern Uusala wy* » c be better off without. When these from Moscow to the Central r t Pn' L 0fIr“ythoh.rw h o °.UuL |bve.n0 AfUr capturing Kem. a railroad room for those who survive. iU l|o n on thc White Sea-coast, the “ Most towns with two newspapers ! ,dda, the American and would be better off with one, those I forces adevanced toward To-1 with three should have, one or two. the RjuMan Bolshevik! nuthorFortunatcly for the man who goes, I {ties* having withdrawn to Nlrok. the shipyards arc running full time I 'coinrnandera of the entente at high wages, thc fighting Is good in I Uled forc„ hgve Usued an appeal the trenches, and the cotton an d L population on the Murmai^ castor bean fields are yearning I°r | COiit requesting he\p against Gcrhis presence. In any of these occu-l ny gnd Fjn| , nd. It la declared, pations he may have the advantage thgt tho Mrrogn coast is Russian over the man he Icavea in undisputed L errRory under the protection of the possession of the journalistic field. en^ nfe powers. • . . Bench of Selcted Men Go -To Hattiesburg. Mississippi Seminole county continues to send her soldier boys to the various camps in the country and last night the following boys left for Hattiesburg, Mississippi: Jamea Rody Stroud, Paola, Fla. George W. Morgan, Oviedo, Fla. Earl Lionel Burdlrk, Sar.ford, Fla. Henry Herbert McCaslln, Sanford. Joseph Ltephart, Oviedo, Fla. shal Von Hlndenburg la dead, aceord h n today's paper, th a t ahows th a t Levis Winfield Entxmingfr, Longing to thc newspaper lx* Mouvelles. I'Leon' of the Carnes Hotel is wide ills deatp 1* said to have occurred awake and on the job. There ia nl- wood, Fla. Hugh Tlllls, Sanford, Fla. • after a stormy interview with t M e |Ways a need for an efficient transfer Allison W ltherlngton, Sanford, Fla. German emperor at great head- Uervice, one dependable nnd reasonCharlea Raymond Munn, Sanford. quarters at Spa concerning tho Gcr-1 nbio in . prlctw and a transfer th a t Edward Nelson, Sanford, Fla. man offensive toward Paria; he died I c0uld be reached by phone day Jeptha Oliver Brown, Sanford; Fla from congestion of the brain. The L ig h t and one th at, after you reached interview Is said to have occurred them, could be ' depended -u p o n . May 16th, followed by an apolpetic Leon baa aeen thla opportunity and atroke, whlqh ultimately resulted in characteristic of him bag tyken. adhis death . vantage of-••• •* -*• the situation a n tr ~ jm1*u n “a brand new, modern auto transfer is ‘ Word cornea from Harry B. Lewis, I on the Job and ia bidding for your Jr., th a t he baa enlisted in the avia-1 business. I t goes without laying tion corps of the navy and ia locate^ Itfiat Leon will be aucceasful. He dei t Camp Boone, Chicago a t- the aorta* it and ia game enough to Great Lakes Training School. IhusUa foFjlt. north to th e ’ Alsne and tkenee through the Picardy aector to Yprea. German aasaulting troops thus m ight expect to encounter less violent reilataftce in the, sector* east of Cha­ teaux Thierry and the Germans pos■ibiy hoped for gains which even would compel an allied retirem ent from the Verdun and St. Mihlel sec­ tor*. The north bank of the ( Marne is held by the Germans for a distance of aome 20 miles east from C hateau Thierry. A successful attack In th e Rheima area might force the silica b ack .o n the M anta atiU father aaat . and give th e’ Germans command of • the communications syitbm by > which- the French and American » troops a t Verdun i N 8 t. Mihlel are (Continued on Pag* 4) �to the one paaaenger alighted:- : - “You-the new chauffeur P and North Star Theatre • • Our Crowds are Better Be­ cause our Pictures '. . are Better t • . •* . 171 . The Exquisite B e s s i e Barriscale i n “Madam Fannie Ward in “The Innocent", a 1 s o a Comedy, also “ The Uons Claws’ “ T H E ZEPPELIN’S LAST RIAD” the Most Stupendioua Play of the Year. Showing Democracy's Triumph Over Kaiserism. See the Actual Fighting with a Zeppelin.' ' May Allison in “Social 1 U e S f l a y — Hypocrites”, also “ The Monflay— LOVE’S WITCHERY “You have done inc a gr«n{ favor," sold Dudley North, shaking hands with u companion fn u passenger conch. "Don’t speak of IL I'm only glad that the people at Hillside won't be dlsapiKihitcd. Remember, though, you are Robert Wade." ' "I’ve got my lesson by heart," laughed the other. Aimlessly drifting, leaving It to chalice where he would land, Dudley North hnd entered Into a casual con-, vernation with Ills scat mate on the w train. Tito latter had told him liml in* was bound for Weston, hut ho had ho tended going to llllliddo up( to that morning. "You see," he explained, "some peo­ ple nt lllllsido sent to nn agency In the city for u chauffeur. I agreed to take th e position. Only tills morning, though, nn old employer sent for mb. Horry to dlsa|qs>lnt the agency nnd the Worthingtons. They expect me on Ihitruin." “See here," Interposed N'orilt. "1 want work. Wonder If 1 couldn’t (It In?" And nn hour Inter, fully posted, he arrived .at the station of the little town of Hillside. In the distance u Inko showed, surrounded by fine resi­ dences. An automobile stood at the edge of th e platform. FVoin It u young mail with n satchel linstened to catch Ihojraln and directed .the quick query v XXX The H o m e of Param ount Pictures Tonight-"Over The Top” ATP™“ AI --------------------- K ATI'It I U Y ---------------------A Big Special Program, also Eddie Polo in “ Bull’s Eye” --------------------- M O N D A Y --------------------Douglas Fairbanks in “ Modern Muskateers ---------------------- T U ESD A Y --------------------Jack Pickford in “ Jack and Jill” ------- —------ WEDNESDAY ----------:----Geraldine Farrar in ‘1 he Woman God Forget --------------------- T H U R S D A Y ---------------------“ The Retreat of the G erm an s” - a m nil xxx XXX v w A oA nA i xxx -An-nghtrw*r«'e:ui* C*K“lir * n F te n are over- at the ■tore." Then he waa gone, and.rroaalog the atreet the* sweet eat little aprdmeo of gtrllah lovellncaa came tripping op to the machine. “Oh. the now chauffeofr ahe apokc. "My eleter Ilortenee will be here 1q a minute or two.' "Yon don't know the wnye around her, of c o u rie r . ' ' "It will not take me long to learn," submitted North. "No, and I’ll help you," chattered on MIm Gladys Worthington. "Til.call out 'right,1 or left,' Juat before we reach a turn." “I shall certainly be obliged,". eal£ North, and the warm sente of emotion the very human Gladys had Inculcated, became congealed aa her queenly sit­ ter appeared and with Shilling hluteur spoke the mandatory word: "Home/' There wap p wimllnf road, then two Junction thoroughfares. "Right," di­ rected a all very voice; another turn. "Gladys, you annoy me," spoke the haughty Hiss Hortense. ■ ■ “You'd be worse annoyed If Mr. Wnde—that Is your name I believe— look you out of your way." • “Our chauffeur chn be Instructed by the butler," planned Miss Hortense frigidly. ' After that North waa always glnd when Gladys was the sole passenger In the car. • “Mr. Wndc," she said one day, when he lin'd halted the machine nt the side of n lonely country road while some little children, guests of Gladys, were Katherine flowers, "would you feel Inired If I rend you some Jingles I have been trylng’to whip Into nhnpc for n club paper n group of us have started?*' "1 should ho greatly pleased," avowed North, and the pure, clear sentiments enunciated by tho rhymes showed the true Innocence nml Ingenu­ ousness of this unspoiled daughter of tlie rich. North forgot himself In sag­ nesting corrections. In perfcdlnK the rhymes of tho little poem. “Why, Mr. Wade," she exclaimed, "“you must have rend mid studied a ent dcul to know till that t" nml lie scorned mi awakening suspicion In her mind'Hint he was not what he pur­ ported to be. The barrier of their widely separated social status was completely broken down wl|eti, one day. n reckless driver collided with tliclr enr, and, but for Wndc seizing Gladys and leaping with her to safety at the risk of his own life, bur's would have been sncrltlced. All this led to a natural result—Dud­ ley North hud met his fate and could not resist telling Gladys thnt he loved her. lie told ht'r also that he could not remain near her In a false iiositlou. (if Ills past he divulged nothing. He would go nwny and make Something better of himself than an unambitious ehiiulfeur. Then Gludys wept softly, but told him that she would follow him to the ends of the world nt his word. North had advised Mr. Worthington that he would give up his position on a certain day. The one preceding Miss Hortense ordered him to drive to the depot for a guest. North gave a great start an the guest In question arrived on tho train. The latter stood spellbound, staring nt him from the platform. He was an obi man. stem, overhearing In bis presentment, but Miineihlng kindly stirred him at the sight of North—the son whom he had sent nilrtft after a senseless quarrel. "Ho!" he said, hut with a slight catch' In his voice, "menial labor, Is S SALES AND SERVICE CO M oved to • • P a rk A venue . • • • c S r r 8t % « « ' - . * * We have a full line of Overland Cara and we don’t need to tell you that they are going fast. Jnit look around and gather your own evidence. One very Interesting fact la that 90% pf oar new car sales have been to Overland Owners. What better recommendation could we get for Overland Cara. You .will And Overland Courteay and Overland Service at our place. TOPS REPAIRED AND RECOVERED. THEY ARB OUR HOBBY . OVERLAND SALES-& . SERVICE CO. OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE CHICKENS' NEED GREEN FEED Plan as Suggested by Spsclallsts* ol United 8tates Department of Agriculture. (Prepared by the United S tates D epart. m ent of Agriculture.) Try a dttnl-pnrpose chicken pen; that Is, divide the yard Into twq pnrti and grow a green crop on ono side while the lions range In tho other. A» soon as tho growing stuff Is two ot three Inches high, the lions ran be turned upon It and the.other yard then spaded and sown. Tho following plnn of cropping, suggested by specialist* of tho United States department of agriculture, will enable poultry raiser* In a lnrgo part of the country to have given feed for their chickens through­ out tho year. The plan suggested U ndnpted to moderate cllmntlc condi­ tions. The crop grown should bo t|ie olio best suited to tho particular local­ ity. For tho extreme North or South tho dates slutuld he modified. Thick­ ly sown crops furnish succulent feed nnd summer slmdc. April t to July 1. Growing (yard 1) Feeding (yard t) Oata W inter rye Chard or lettuce W inter vetch Clover and vetch Crtmeon c 1 p v o I BunHowere (ehade (New Jersey and nnd eced) South) Cowpcas Bweet clover Hape Ju ly 1 to October 1. Feeding (yard 1 ). . Growing (yard I) Oata Buckwheat * Chard and Jettuce Dwarf Essex rape Clover nnd vetch Flat turnips Cowpeaa n ap e October 1 to April 1. Feeding (yard ») Orowtng (yard 1) Buckwheat ' Oats • Dwarf Essex rape W inter rye F lat turnips . W inter vetch Soy beans. Sweet clover New Use for Corsets. Mnltlldn Hlghbones—'"Look hcnh Mose, Jus’ license yo' Ir. n Junk denier, yo' npedn’t lining me home nny oh dose serert'-hnn' eo'sets. I couldn't , "Is thnt dishonorable?" calmly ques­ get thnt pa'r 'round my wills' anyway." tioned Dudley. “The muchlne Is randy Mose—"Well. den. Tlhln. you Jus' put deni 'round y<»' ankle an' keep yo'sell for you, sir." . . "Sir?" repeated Mr. Gerald North, frum Interferin'."—Life. ii Huge of bitterness In his tone. "(Viine. come, my boy, let us under­ stand one another." The breach was healed when "they rcschnU hc Worthington home.. Miss Ifortense was wide-eyed when she i learned tho renl Identity of her de­ spised chuuffeur, and llltlo Gladys— blessed little Gladys—she and Dudley went ull over it new wooing to hide the one that hnd nlrcndy linked their hearts In unison. SANFORD, FLORIDA Why "Bthamath" Survive*. Tho books.of the Now Testament wcre'brlglnnlly In Greek] those of tho Old Testament, of course, In Hebrew. When tho first "authorised version" of the nibto wns framed, cnrly In the seventeenth century, tho scholars who undertook the work of translation were puzzled to Identify aomo of the scriptural beasts. Tho crocodile wns unknown ‘In Europe at (hat period, and, not hnvlng even heard of the hippopotamus, they let tho Hebrew .word "behemoth" stnnd. — MS— All Founded on Love. • Atl true morality. Inward and out­ ward. Is com. •elicnded In love, for love Is the fniindiitbui"of all the com mnndmenis.—Melster Fckhnrt. Cattle Increasing In Cuba. Nnturnl mill: Is j-old In nlmovt nil purls of Culm, hut condensed milk Is In very renern* tm \ nnd Is consum ed In relatively large quantities. Accord­ ing to the census of 1007 there were nt thnt time 2,670,402 cattle In tho republic which number, It Is e sti­ mated, has now risen to above .'1,000, CARDEN 1 in THAIS GOLDWYM PICTURES COMING TO THE STAR J f ia r . J f .J h c r & y — r NEWEST W G R E A T SPE C TA C LE ‘ - W r itte n y rT T rV C.GARDNER SULLIVAN P irrrY n d a nd P hoto drnpA ed I R V I N V. WILLAT Young fellows with grit When you’re older you pro­ bably expect to go into the You don’t army or navy have to wait until then to help the fellows over in the trenches. Save for them right now One way to do it is in clothes; •4 buy good ones that last a long time and save the wool and labor our fighters need. • Hart SchafTner & Marx “ Prep” styles arc made to look well and last long. The styles are the liv e' ones you want; we guarantee to satisfy you^or your money back.jfcgigJ ’*> si Jf] itA+ka m - • »*._ CdpnUbt 1911 IUrt Schaffner ft Mux •THROWING IN THE DEATH ■SWITC^I*—U. S. EXHIBITORS' B00KINQ .CORP, .... - ’• v .7 /AT THE 8T A R THBATRB. MONDAY ' . . . • ' You will receive the same good Overland Service, the same Courtisy and Square Deal with the Added Advantage of Ample Room to Accomodate you for Storage, and two more Competent Mechanics so you won't De pbliged to wait so long. • — . * i. (.The homelol �1 .> M i— Jb.i unteers to the French arm y, while |ftablone^.. melon'. W hat a meal hundreds m ore-enlisted In the Be!e could be made from . one. I t was giah,JAmerican and even Canudlrn meajt andb.drtnk,._ Wheiu, eo npany cam a-'w e- 1-w ould—cuP add Ilaliatt-awni**— •'►'These"-volunteers wc‘ re''HtaTTltjr^(* enough saldr And the prlch?' A ___ BKTWBKMJfOIL-AMD M B V dlme would buy a good one, two siding ab ro ad ;' their numbers would EV EN T H E G ATE PO ST bo vastly larger lf\ the -Germans bits would get a three-foot long :Development of Beekeeping In­ N O T IN IT would permit t h e ' population to "rattlesnake" th a t satisfied every dustry Is Most Desirable. earthly want ns long as it lasted. leave the country. ►Chief I> Among Ye ..Taking Note* and Faith, "H e’UPrlnt ’em’’— B ut now? Wc have fallen.on evil The Luxemburg volunteers regi­ So Snjra Saunlcrer. ment-has won tho highest distinction times. Np one knows now how to Prcvent Great Wastes That Come of any in tho French arm y; each sop "p u n k " n melon. Thre.e or four From Infectious Disease* and Fall. t All Turkey now wants dier has been mentioned six times in men gather nbout n wagon, or a t the ure to Provide Proper Room ; Is the restitution the army orders, and wearB the high­ stand, and each one "punks" and. ’ fob Surplus Honey. Of Arabia, Palestine, est decorations of the Legion of each one shakes his head, Ho. is. Ju n e's Ship Itcror,d afraid to give an opinion. At last (Prepared by th e United S tates Depart­ Mesopotamia and Egypt; ■Washington, D . C., July 15—A Honor. One French general Mon­ ment of Agriculture.) 1 you buy one. It costa sixty cents, a And the Crimea and Crete. world’s record in shipbuilding was j hoven is a native of Luxemburg, It la possible for tho Americas bee­ day’s wages and overtime. You Which reminds .us shattered in American shipyards in When the war ends Luxemburg keeping Industry to be developed so T hat all wc want will receive full credit for its valor­ know th a t it is a gamble.’ You taktf Hint the -honey crop will bo ten times June by the production oh a total it hom p'.and your wife rejoices? Is a couple or three ous part in it. tonnage of 280,000. whnt It la at present. Million dollars and Watermelon? 1 T hat is enough for The path, for this development lies This Is nt the rate of' 3,364,800 A private car and dinner. You cut It as your family through the education of beekeepers tons a year, b u t it Is likely that* 1918 stand around expectant. ‘You cut to prevent great wastes that come A-limousine and will exceed even th a t hugh tonnage, A summer cottage and cut. M r .. Editor, the rind is largely from poor winter housing, two the sounding sea and * * for the last six months of the year four Inches thick from each side, and infections diseases of bees, a failure to will produce many more ships than A ticket to Atlantic City the melon Is eight inches through. control swarming, and failure to pro­ the first half. ^ acting fly sw atter Your wife looks a t you and btfgins vide proper room for surplus honey. ."The beekeeping Industry," say spe­ The total tonnage completed and und to look' in the refrigerator to see cialists of the department, "may be tho launched-.July 4 has not yet been an­ th a t will stop what is left from the .last meal. Tho Navy means of conserving a national roe nounced b u t the figures for June are A sunburned place from stinging . Karl Schuitt, Sherman Routh, children cry. The world is a gloomy now available. They show th a t the And a silencer th a t’ll Collier Brow n,.Oliver Murrell, Ned world. total tonnage completed in the first Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Work on cats Mr. Editor, can we not have n six months of the year was 1,084,600. Roumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ cqm m ittce to judge watermelons And a large tub of suds This includes the months when cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. appointed by the council! Or a And at) invitation shipbuilding was hampered by bad Lawton, Jam es Purvis, William Hart­ proclamation from the may drv or a To the kaiser's funeral weather and wore transportation. And a few more little ley, Wallace Lipford, W. C. Temple. superintendent of watermelon cul­ Old trifles like that. For the ftrs^ five month*-ending Forrest Gatchcl, Ed, Cameron, ture? This condition of things is r-v*-1* When it comes to sitting t May 31,. 118 steel ships aggregating Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert hurting the .country, Real estate Down and yearning for things ' 804,270 tons were completed, as told Deane, Tenny Dranc, F. F. Roper men cannot speuk inspiringly of a Turkey hasn't anything on us. in a recent N. E. A; dispatch. * Douglass C, . Griffin, W. M .CIian- country where the melons have turn— Macon Telegraph. celleor, Theo. Stiles, Alton E. Far-jed white and "punking" is a lost Addign to this figure the June pro­ • • • •« , noli, Harry B. Lewis, J r .. [art. Please do something . about duction cf 262,000 tons cf steel ships, A A new and useful kind qf latin, nnd 17,500 tons of wooden ships, the Army • j’t h!*t. •• which all can understand has been figures for the first half of the year John Murrell, Kenneth M u rre ll’- .. Disappointed Citizen. employed by \ recent exchange in are obtained,The July figures Leslie liill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley telling of an occurrence as follows: July figures should exceed 100,000 Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe Notice "Uoyobus kissibus sweet galorum. tons, and the total will climb stead­ Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ C ity council will sit. ns n board of Gnlibus likibus, want somorum. derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Muson, equalization on Monday night, Au­ Well-Kept Apiary—Have One on Your ily. Papa hcarubus, comus* florum—kirkGeorge McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ gust 6th, 7:30 p. m. Farm and Produce Good Substitute abus boynbus outem the doorem. burn,* Albert Fry, James Estridge, ftfr Sugar. Anyone wanting tax adjustments Hugh While Promoted Nightabus darkabus, not a lighterGeorge Huff, Thomas' Sullivan, W. will please appear before them at source now largely wasted, changing iiin, * climubus gatopbst •broechlbuj Fort McPherson, Atlanta, fla.. A. Pnttishull, Meade Fox, Ingram that time. It Into nature’s own sweet,. Tho raw torurn.” July 16. Announcement was made Guerry, Henry Ilyrd, Osborne Wil­ R.-C. Maxwell, material Is free on every hand; the here today a* hi dqi::ir»t-: of t!u liams, Vail Lovell, Marlin Temple, 90-Tues-jtc Assessor. Investment for equipment Ip small In News From Our Itoyn promotion ’ * »■«!* f if he fire d>- Robert 11robinson, Arthur Dirkins, comparison with other branches of ag­ * " ~ | ‘i'lii) Orlando Sentinel has received jitrim i r.t >f Hugh L. A m • ■( Sal ­ John Lee, Jr., A. Stafford, Andrew riculture; the profits nro fully cotnI as tor I’oniace for Farmers •the following letter from Julian II. ford. Along witdi tl.e. appoint me:.1 Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. inensumte with the study nnd labor In­ Scnutlr Fletcher has been' advised volved. It would seem profitable .to to chief Mr. W hite was made a Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe -Lewis. Harris: by the War Department tlihl t h e 1 stop such n waste of eo deslrablo n quarterm aster sergeant. Sergeant Camp Wheeler, Ga„ Arthur Lewi*,. Melville C. Tyler, J. castor pomace, residue front th e ’ supply of sugar. This waste enn bo White is one ef (tie most popular July 9. 1918. F. Coates, Ernest Gormlcy, Walter making of castor oil, whioh is to be prevented only by the education of I have been doing duty away members-of the fire departm ent and Radford, Corbett Hutchinson. Snm manufuctured in a government own-,, beekeepers." from Co. C most of th e,tim e lately his many friends there nre glnd of I’evehouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. The present honey crop of tlic Unit­ ed plum in Florida will be distriband so haven t had an opportunity his promotion. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long , ll((Mj t |)( fnrmers through chan­ ed Stntcs barely exceeds 250,000,000 to give you (lie news at regular in­ James Weaver, Norman Baker. E r-' nels which the Fertilizing Bureau of pounds. That the country produces LUXEMBURG HAS HELPED tervals. \Vill have to make up some nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. the Agricultural Department wilf even tills much Is unknown to most people. It Is stated, for whllo honey of the neglected opporlunities now. Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, outline to tliis section. The greatest thing wc have had to l.itlle Country Has Suffered in the l.cwtlc Oglesby, Denaler Stafford. T. ‘ . . . . , , , ... , ... was tho chief form of stignr used In ancient times, the rase of getting cane World War happen to us was the sending of • O, (iillis, Willie (). Goolsby, Harrold or peet sugar hns placed honey In the ing Bureau is now working out deParis, Franre, July 15.—The' suf­ Holiday, C. R. Penlmdy, Robert most of (be old boys of the company background. Now that our sugar sup­ , , . . . ... # 1 tails to distribute the fertilizer where ferings in Serbia, Belgium und other across. We have received cards "",,'." V'"good to the fur-~ ply Is deduced by reason of supplying Merriwcther, Robert Routh, S ta f-ij” |tt will do the most small nations afflicted by the war from several of them stating that ford LeFils, u i u , , , , , . . the allies with part of-llte-sugar they .. , ,, . i n mers of the_suuLh.. . — they had arrived safely. The follow^ have been told and retold, but Ijttl Dooley, E: L. M od, Frank C am p-1 need, thp demand for honey hns In­ ing hoys front Oru'nge 'county arc- has been said about the brave little bell, William Hartley. Floyd Wash-! C|o"° w atth wiU h‘‘ b>' th,s creased not only domestically hut also now over there: Cook Perry Canada; neutral nation which bore the finvj burn, Oscar DuRose, Edwin L. section to see that fertilizing com­ for export. panies nre not a'ljw cd .to profiteer Privatrs (first class) Neal Baker, brunt of the German invasion—Lux- Dinkle. in making sales of this commodity Henry. Byrd, Braxton pcaslcy, C y.em burg. Sum J. Pickens, Harry H. New­ Cox, Joe M cKnight, Walter A. The tiny grand duchy sandwiched man, Bryan Walker, * Andrew J. in making rales of. this commodity to the farmers. Peterson,. John F. Reilly, Roberts between Frnnce, Belgium und Ger­ King, Charles Pries ter, Roht.- O. Saults, Thomas Sheehy, Edwin C. many which defied the invaded in Weeks, Walfred Pierion, Vender JEWELER Shrove, Howard L. Tyner; Privates August, 101-1, and was trunpled un­ l etter >Vrom Virgil Smith Perritte, Adolph Rhaw^ Barney F. Edgar J. Briley, Ben B. Brown, Ray­ der foot has suffered stoically. The Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan M it­ O n A ctiv e S erv ice w ith th e MY SPECIALTIES: mond Boyd, George A. Case. Mar­ Huns have starved its population, chell, Drawdy. M att hers. Lewis Col­ A m e ric a n E x p e d it io n n ry For rex tin L. Crane. Frank ("ox, Jeplhn E. behaving as senndnlously ns they did I’ll KAl(I)\S HAND-PAINTED CHINA lins, John A. Rhodes. John R. Long, 1 J u n e 20. 1918. j Dickerson, Marlin F. Ellington. Fur-'jn nelgium, and there hns been no William 11. Lynch, James H. Lee, J. Dear M other:. GOBHAM’S STERLING SILVER rell Grant, Irving Goolsby, Isaac I commissioned ns in the case cf C. Hutchinson, C. .T. Smith, Roy At last I am on a good solid foun­ ROGERS' PLATED WARE Hoilsc, Clifton C. Hewitt, Robert L. j Belgium. Mnson, Dr. T. A. Neal, George Horne, Artur L. Layton, Eugene Thp airp| nm.s of th(1 Fr(,neh hav$ Hyman, John E. Hawkins, Fred Bnl- dation, safe and sound. Believe me j ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCH Eh Stallings, I anl G. Tanner, Roy T^,n“ : bombocl the towns of Luxemburg inrd, Carl Robert Willie, Joe- Znpf, la m certainly .relieved. I guess Ij could write n book. dall and Dudley S. Wilson. Besides 10fCU|)ir(, ,)y thp Germans, nnd killed Ralph -Geiger, Hnrry Geiger, Fred • J A sight 1 never dreamed of seeing.' these boys the following members o f . , hp rjvj|jnn pu|>u|ntiun wht.n rni|ways Bullard. Robert Hill, We are now in n rest ramp. Don’t the old original company that left nnd strel works aimed nt were missEd(,io Potteri Raymond McDonexpert to stay here long, before we i Orlando September 16, 1917, but aid, Carl McDonald. Clarence go to n training ram p of some kind, j who are from other counties are also Rut Luxemburg trusts that the j Tcmplb, Joe Guerry. William She|>The rotintry here is beautiful. across: Mechanic Freeman Humes; nntions in arms against Germany ard, Carl Takach, Victor M. Greene, High and rocky. Privates 'first class 1 Joe D. C hitten­ den (Sanford); Privates David II. will exact reparation und restoration, First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring, Second Mnrrhing from the transport to Ayers, Frank A. Campbell (Sanford), nnd that her terrible hardships will Lieut. Ralph Wight, Clarence M a­ enmp the little children ran along honey, Homer Wynne, Walter Ma­ Arthur L. Dirkins (Sanford), George not have been in vain. beside us, hollering in French lang­ Many of her sons, although of son, John Pezold, Paul Peznld, Ed­ uage, give one'ei. .The girls and old A. Dudley (Lakelnnd), Arthur A. and Joey Lewis (Altamonte Springs), German rarinl origin, have joined mond Stowe, Frank Lossintf Arthur women are all working. We suw Eddie L. Mott (Sanford), Oscar W. the rnnks of the allies. They were Loss Ing, Berkeley Blackman, Wor­ very few men, and they were old Speer (Sanford), Reuben M. Wells the first volunteers" to join the thington IJlarkmdn, Wallrtc'o Lee, men. The situation here is very Henry Lee, Alvin Kendall, Brittain bad with the natives. (Tavares), and Walter G. Young French Foreign legion in 1914, Johnson, Joseph Wynn, Chas. S. (Pennsylvania). Going with these Out of a total population of 260,They cheered us along the route, were a ntimber of men who some 000 Luxemburg has given 3,000 voi- Lee, Tnte Chapman, Robert A. Cobb, the little tots saying "Hello!" those J. J. Driggers, A. I. Ross, Tom Meredith, William Coulbourn, Fred that could. , 1 could talk to them a little. Never thought that I would Wight, - • to use my French. Ha! ha: Reginald Holly, Virgil Lee Smith, * I can’t realize th a t I nin over Carl Malin, Hume Rytnph, Carl here, although 1 am. i Brutcn, H. A. Chorpening, Harry They don’t full to chnrge you well | Phillips, Louis I). Lenartz, -Enoch M. ' Austin, Edward C. Austin, Isaac M. for things here. Oranges 2 for 25 Dycss, Will Erickson, C. S. Hickson, cents. Everything is high T. F. Singletary, J. O. Huff, Edward I am taking the best rare of my Routh, J. R. Stroud, E. II. Webb, health possible, both mentally and Edwin Rpulerson, Ralph King, C. A. physically, so smile all the time Clark, Marcus Lcinhurt, McDonald I often wonder how little sis is Cnrraway. George A. De Cottcs, getting along, and by tho wny, what Harry Cobb. Will you nam e her * 1 must close and "beat it." Will write morg later. Love and kisses. Watermelon, Where Art Thou? Your devoted son, Mr. Editor: , Virgil. W hat has become of the old fash­ Wc.will remember th a t V|rgn Lee ioned watermelons? We used to get Smith enlisted in* Chauffeurs Co. them readily In entirely‘lawful man­ No. ], Q. M. C., at Camp John­ ner, and you arc not-tOD young to ston, March 8th. The above is his remember them. They were cheafl, and when cut wore red from circum­ first letter to his mother arfler ference to circumference. There was reaching France. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS HONEY CROP CAN BE 6ELT 1NCREASEDJ time ago wer* le n t to -th e company from the 4,000 sent there from Comp Jackson. _None of tjierd were frnm ~ rsitln) - ..— 7 ---A ■numbnr~qf promotions w e m r cently made. * Corporals i Tindall, Butler, Niblack, Bryan and Dzvis and Cook Austin arc nlw sergeants. Privates Gregory, Whildcn, Yon, Ralph O. Williams, Van Bennett, Millard O. . McMillan, C yrus’ Lee and H erbert N, Kenrney are now corporals, . SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR n t w S « , r „ „ cS3; Avenue, at 2:30 p. m. c. k H . DIN G EE Plumbing and G a s Fi t t i ng All Work Receives M> Peii0#i Attention And Best Efforts ♦ Opposite City Hall « - Telephone Nej| !; BUSINESS CARDS One Iflch Card. Will Be Published V i. der Thla Heading At The Rate Of 1 ?^. Per Year. O. S. VAUGHAN OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED and G L A SSE S FITTED Schaal’a Jewelry Slore. 123 W. First Dr. DOWNING Formerly of the U. S. Army C O N S U L T IN G PHYSICIAN SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK BLDG- Dr. C. J. Marshall Office 309 Park Avenue • Telephone 291 Office Hrs: 10-12 a.m. & 2-4 p.a D K . L . D . BROWN J .d e n t i s t Office Yowoll-Speor Building Phone 108 Sanford. Florid* THOMAS KM MKT WJLSON V- rCBGUSON IIUt’SHULLU Wilson & Hojsholder LAWYERS S anford, - Florida SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER OFFICE IN T1IE COURT tlOVSE HENRY McLAULIN SANFORI) - - fo o d FLORIDA h e m Th e Si VAR Notice to Our Customers Notice is hereby given that we will close our business at iioon on Saturday instead of Thursday, dur- ing the three summer months begin­ ning June 22. All orders received upto twelve o’clock will be delivered. HILL LUMBER CO. Complete Line of McKin­ ley’s Standard and . Popular Music Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses 10c Per Copy 4 . . » Chase & Co., Santord, Fla. Come in and Hear the New Columbia Records Gibson & Wallace * scarcely rind enough to h o ld .th e Juicy richness together. Tho red was a rich red. The m eat was sweet and tender and crisp. My olid.col.oted man when ho saw one coble in. would raise his cyeei fold his hands say, "Yo’- surely am come from hebbenl" , ' k*r* Editor, what tender and Sweet I recollections center about the old- m iv . ^ *• . % D. C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR,- CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Dressing for Dinner. The custom of dressings for dinner Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gaaolnle Dry Cleaning. Alter** , was handed down to us from tfle Rotlons of All Kinds on Short Notice tnnns, who pnt on. a loooo robe of light texture, and generally white, before Join Our Gentlemen’s Valet Club. $2.00 Per Monlh going to the most important meal of S U I T S $ 1 5.00 U P W A R D the day. Instances occur where It woe kept In readiness for'gueeta who cams PHONE 174 from a distance and hod had ho op- [j > CALL AND SEE HE ON SANFORD AVE. port unity of dressing before atri+aL, 1 [, �THE SANFORD HKEAllD THE DOTS 80MEWHERE IN FRANCE. By Clifford Leon Sherman. . Dear F o lk s N o b o d y went to zleop tho night we sighted the submarines, tod 1 don't blame them. Everybody who could stayed on deck to *eo the fun, ,tol nothing more happened. «n was a mighty long night, however, and.n little ■squill broke Juat'beforo daylight, drenching most of us. When day broke, wo were a rather bedraggled lot, but wo would never havo forgiven ourselves If oomethtng had happened and we had not been there to ace It. However, our spirits rote quickly when wo sighted someone coming out of the galley with .the , t , , ', i * a t i , , , , i , ( , • . HAMMY. "* To complcto tho picture, draw a lino from dot 1 to dot 2, then from dot 2 to dot 3, and so on. / m p j i t i h t , 1H7. by Thu Bril gradient*. Inr.) ly comparing young make witn the carrotty-headed. undersized Lem Dyaart. Meantime, Winnie was goigg through a vivid ordeal. Her guardian watched her as u cat does a mouse. He had refused to allow Dlnke to cull By EDNA PRICE WALLER at the. house, and Dyaart was a freqlitnt visitor. She despised the latter ICasrrliht. t i l l , W i i t i r i N i m p i p t r UnWn.1 as fnuch as she admired tho mnnly ob­ ject of her choice. They mot, but un­ “Love will find a way. Joslah." der difficulties. . "Not In this case, unless I am the “It’s got to end I" Rodney declared pilot und guide. I have brought up i forcibly. "You are old enough to know n j dead cousin's daughter, Winnie, your own mind and act upon It. I*t slace the was ten. I've Been to her us make a bold dash and end this (duration! She'f'a smart girl, though wretched persecution." sometimes willful, J want to ae« her “Oh; Rodney! - You don't mean to ZUrt In life right." f clopcl” gneped Winnie. Joslah Leggett's neighbor entiled *e-’ "Why not? They are driving us to only. lie knew, as 'did all the town, the that as tho only outcome, aren't they?” eld schemer handled a small Income "We are watched .so closejy. See, tint came to Winnie, and undoubtedly Rodney, there Is Mr. Leggett, now. He benefit ted by the some. Furthermore, will see us." but Rodney slipped past Winnie wn* nn apt little housekeeper. n hedge • with the buifled parting "I have tried to bring Winnie und words: tbe clerk In my brother’a store, Lem "III- enre to see me tom orrow . I Dysart. together, beenuse he Is n sav­ « have ii pbin I w ant to tell you about." in* r«-x|M'ctuble young fellow. Winnie T h e plnn was the outcom e of n bs< loid a notion about Rodney Itlnkc. suggestion mude by lilt old Iwyhood 1'ti* nipped Id- young affections In tinbud. “IIIlike Is a pretty line young man. ill the same," observed the neighbor, sml the s-M-uker went his way menial- CAPTIVE BALLOON tire ra c rth a rn e w u advance agent of n circus -which v m . to pitch Jts tent at the edge of tho town Saturday. Rodney told him what ho had on hla mind; Wlnnlo, always. Winnie, and Wcat showed ‘a sympathetic Interest. "Why. say," ho remarked with friendly nrdor, “I can help you out In a big way—tho balloon." "I don’t quite understand," aald Rod­ ney vaguely. * "We hav^p one. It goes op a thou­ sand feet every afternoon. Wo adver­ tise to giro fifty dollars to toy couple who will make the ascynt wtlh or cler­ gy man. and consent to bo married way up In the clouds," Rodney left hla Ingenious friend, filled with suppressed excitement no managed to'get a lengthy note to Win­ nie. IIo was'arouqd tho circus before the Saturday afternoon performance. Wlnnlo had Induced her guardian to allow her to attend the enterlalnm tnt Tho latter, however, Insisted that ho accompany her. . ’ "Here's your ticket" ho said; “re­ served sent near the band stand. • I've Invited Lorn, and as soon ss he ar* rives wqjll come In and m ake'a regu­ lar family group—he I h e I" And then ho strolled about and Win­ nie disappeared past tho ticket taker, hut as soon as her gnardlsn was out of sight, darted out again, and two minutes Ister entered the tent before which the giant balloon was swaying. Instdo waa Rodney, ajgd the fluttered to hla aide and was Introduced to West, and the man In charge of the balloon. '"Don't get scared, little one," spoke the latter, a good-natured, fatherly looking man. "Everything la arranged to a T, Now, then, Mr. Blake, Just tog up In that false beard and’ wig. And you, young lady, cover your pretty face with this flowing bridal veil. When I speak the word come out quickly,and hustle Into .the balloon basket before anybody recognizes you." Joftlah I.oRgctt spent half an hour looking for Dyaart. lie came across him, with several hundred others, star­ ing nloft at the balloon, which was de­ scending from its aerial ascent. "I snyi why wasn't you on time?" censured Joslah. "Here Winnie has been Inside the tent half an hour. Como on In, or they’ll fill up our seats," "Just a minute," spoke Dyaart, con­ tinuing to gape aloft. “This Is lots of fun. Let's have a glimpse of the happy couple when they alight." The wedding party waa being borne' gracefully to the ground. There was (he man'engineering the balloon. The bridegroom had removed his false beard and wig snd was smiling Into the face of the bride, hsr enveloping veil now drawn aside. The clergyman, all smllts, held Ms hands over their heads, delivering his blessing- . “Now hear the crowd guy them," be­ gan Dytuirt, and then he clutched the arm of his companion snd nearly fell ovee—"Thunder I" “Winnie 1" gasped Joslah, and It waa hla turn to collapse. And then, Instead of guying, *a the crowd recognised Winnie, whom half the town adored, and Rodney, their prime favorite, they realized the situa­ tion fully, nnd timid enthusiastic cheers the hnppy twain stepped to ter­ ra Anna, mnn nnd wife. BY yond," he calculated, as morning a showed him a coastline fringed with W ith 'th e commercial concerns of Orlando trees, lie had made up a package of and other town calling upon us, we are un­ food and, strapping half a dozen of the able tb supply the demand, We, too, need freezer palls together, utilized them as a float to get ashore. ■ you, and need you NOW. t « A. Rufus sat down and rested when he • reached the beach. Tho tropical dir* Bookkeeping, S h o r t h n / h d , Typewriting, told him that he must hat*, voyaged Salesmanship, Civil Sendee, etc., by expert many huudr*v1 miles. . Ho waa blocking instructors. WritewTO-DAY. out a blind' course along tho coast when a blaring trumpet blast, followed by tho clash .of cymbals, caused him to observe n procession at a short dis­ tance. Romo In a palanquin*shoul­ G. S. GASTON. President dered by hnlf a dozen dusky fellows, all hands nearly nude, was a great, portly savage, decorated with metal orna­ 53534853485353534853485323483048534823234823485353238953485348 ments. The Inference .waa palpable. Rufus had landed on Borne Isolated Island In­ tEorF Word as tiTplaMngme fiTTLa way habited by Savage*—thla wos'thelr au­ of getting homo and thq king gave mo and" tEaTlEPTealiTlaTiT thef gust monarch on a Journey. They might them—’'* and Rufus, drawing out a lit­ very noticeable In certain be cannibals, and at this thought Itu- tle chamois-skin bag, poured Into hla greas. fus started to hide, but he was ob­ hand a dozen or more magnificent dia­ Rich Sourc* of Protein, served and put on a bold, front, await­ monds, Skim milk la a richer source of pro­ ing the approach of the procession. “And now, Ada," ho exuberated, tein than whole-milk. , Following It wero soma cattle yoked gayly, “wo ran got married.'* together. The procession halted and tho king, alighting, studied Ilufua with Population of Washington 30B,M7. curidslty. Then he Inquisitively pdtntOstriches Swift of Foot Washington claims a present popu­ td to the IcoTream pails. The competitive sports between In­ lation of 303,047, police census. dividuals of tho ostrich family are moat A bright thought struck Rufus, through gestures ho Imparted to the ENEMIES TO CONTROL MOTHS Interesting. With their powerful leg* they are able to race as no other bird .dusky monarch that ho would swim to the barge and return with something Most, Effective Fee* Are Caloeoma (can. They are tho race horses of tho feathered Jringdom. At nn early ago that would explain the situation. The Beetle and Minute Four-Winged the young ostrich Is taught to run king nodded and Itufua struck out for Wasplike Parasite. races—a practice which prepares him the wreck. He returned, floating a great cuke of leu ahead of blui, and (Prepared bjr the United flutes Depart­ for what he needs later In life In the ment of Agriculture.) way of self-protection through rapid tied to his shoulders tho rannlster that Everything posMble to Introduce and pedcstrtanism. Many a race la run and held Uu* craft's supply of sugar. . encourage parasites and natural ene­ One hour later Itufua was at a stage mies of the gypsy moth nnd brown-tall honors won by young ostriches of tho of wild Jubilation. IIo bad made of moth la now being done by the bureau plains. . the king u real friend and tho latter of entomology of tho United States de­ not only rewarded him richly hilt Indi­ partment of agriculture,' In co-operaMaking It Work Botn Ways. cated that ho should be conveyed to tlon with the state of Mnaaarhuaett*. Mr. Slowpay—"I shall bring you the mnlnliind. Several natural enemies, secured from back those dnrk trousers to be reseat­ “Yes, I'm hero and tho luirgo and Its Europe and Jnpnn since 1003 have be­ ed. Mr. Murphy. You know, .1 alt a cargo demolished or devoured," report­ come firmly established In thin cotmlry good deni." Mr. Murphy (tailor)— ed Rufus to Ada, and bos father one nnd are nsslstlug In bringing about the “All right, and If you'll bring back tho mouth Inter, and he told of the wreck. rontrol of these species. The most ef­ bill I sent you six months ago I’ll bo "And then," ho, recited. “I treated fective enemies of the gypsy both and pleased to 'receipt that also. You thorn. They hud 'cows, and therefor* brown-tall the CaloKbmn know, I havo stood a good deal." milk. I had augur and Ire. I made beetle, u tiirhlun (ly, and u minute fourthem a freezer full of Ice cream. The wlngod puroslte. Two tiny parasites effect was iitnglcali 'They tool never nf the eggs iif tho gypsy moth also Msasurad by Cublo Foot A cubic foot of water weighs 1,000 tasted the dainty before unit wore en­ have been colonized nud are valuable tranced. They halted right there, un­ additions tn the natural enemies of ounces; milk, 1,000ounces; cider, 1,020 loading Ice and freezers from tho lids Insert. The records nt the gypsy- ounces; alcohol, 800 ounces; Ice, 030 hargo. They sent to their camp nnd a ninth luhumlory nt Melrose Highlands, ounces; gold,.10,250 ounces] -white whole unny flocked to tho spot. There Muss.. Imlbute that all of the species oak. 830 ounces; poplar, 400 ounces; was such an Ice cream festival as wna of Insect parasites mentioned have limestone, 2,030 ounces; wheat, T70 • nnrar heard of before. Thev ken* Ik _'1 _-.. UrnI*v i-.-ri'r.sIng In tho field ounces,' air, 1 ounce. MISADVENTURE By GERTRUDE L. TUNELIU8, 11 ‘up, rljchl. 1*1*. IV iilirn N ,w apaptr Union.) It’s%Marvelous YouCanHear So Distinctly , “ N o , I a m n o t v i s i ti n g in t h e c i t y / I a m a t h o m e a lm o s t fiv e h u n d red m ile s • -\Jr - V a w a y . \ W e h a v e ju s t h a d a B e ll T e f e ^ h o n e p u t i n a n d I ' c o u l d n ’t r e s i s t c a l l i n g y o u b y L o n g D is ta n c e . I t ’s m a r v e l ­ o u s t h a t w e c a n h e a r e a c h o t h e r a s d i s t in c t ly as th o u g h w e w e r e in th e sa m e ro o m , a n d t h e L o n g D i s t a n c e r a t e s a r e s o r e a s o n a b le ! “ I r e a l l y d o n ’t s e e l i o w w e t e v e r m a n ­ aged w ith o u t a B e ll T e le p h o n e . A ll th e m e r c h a n ts ,a n d e v e r y o n e w e k n o w uses th e B e l!. I t h a s ’ s a v e d m e t h o u s a n d s o f s te p s a n d h o u r s o f w o r r y a lr e a d y . “ I t ’s w o r t h , t h e c o s t s i m p ly t o t o s it a t h o m e a n d v is it w i t h b e a b le f r ie n d s h u n ­ d re d s o f m ile s q w a y .” Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY "A pluln nobody," modest Uufui Dow designated himself, but Adn IVarce considered him the best of men und was nut fur uinUs, nnd her father, who was Dpwi'u employer, hud reason to thunk this Toyal. Industrious young fellow for keeping his small nnd strug­ gling business afloat through all kinds of vicissitude*. Mr. IVarce had been.too 111 for a year to do much more than assume the direction of affair*, lie owned u barge, clumsy, old, nnd safe for close const service only. He lived u few leagues down the Australian coast from Mel­ bourne. nnd for twenty years had followed the conveying of merchandise from port to port, especially hulk stuff, cutting steamer rates. The barge had n Mill ninVn-tlller and was scarcely nonworlhy, nnd could be operated by one iiu iii . Several of our graduates have received ap­ pointments and pone to 'Washington the past few days, a t salaries ranging from $ 1,100.00 to $L 40Q.00 a year. -Why not you, Young Laqv? Uncle Snip needs you, and needs you NOW,. •* "I've g o t-a cargo—Ice," .reported IVarce one day. 'T he consignor* will load und all cure taken off your Imndn lit- tilt.1 O thlT e n d . Pick out n spell of Hour wrathiT for the go, Itufua, for I JinnllX.tliltik.ttiq croft will stand many ntoro voyages,** Rufu* aturted on hla voyage a week Inter, Abovtf the hold, crated, were two hundred lee cream freezer* anil several burrels of conrao rock salt, for Hie cargo wna designated for a flrtn ru ­ ga get! In the munufucluro of Ico cceutu. "I think, myself, the old tub la at It* ln*t gusp,' Rufu* told Adn. "If fate dowua- her on ttitw trip, mnylMi It will be a good thing, for we make so little. I would like to *trlito out Into some new field. It’adhla wreUlied pinching ; and scraping to get rtdollar ahead that | la putting off our inffThoge." "But It doesn’t wear out our love, ! dear," reminded Adn sweetly. Everything augured an eany, pleaaant voyage. Tho old barge behaved ad­ mirably for two days. The third ‘nlgtit, t however, fifty mile* from any port, Ru­ fus found hlmaelf In the grasp of a fierce atonn. With dlamay he let the unwieldy craft drift, the plaything of the wave*, for them waa nothing cite to do. With daybreak there ramo a dense fog and a stem northeaster that j drove the barge ahead like nn arrow shot from a bow. Tbe straining craft groaned and shivered. No land waa In FEED STUFFS OUR LONG SUIT PRICE LIST ----------- O F -------------* J. J. CATES CO., Inc. Sole D islrib u to rs for Just Feeds and D e a le rs in flay, Grain, Feed, Groceries and Farmers Supplies OFFER FOR WEEK BEGINNING JULY 15th, FEED ANI) SUPPLIES AT THE FOLLOWING CASH PRICES T h e Perfect Balance JU S T S t R W t H 'S i -J U S T WILLS HAlHVU.lt Hay ......... ........ . ...per ton $35-00 Just Scratch Feed...... ........ 11 cwt. 4.60 Just Chicken Gumbo^M^h1) ..“ -‘ 4.50 Just Calf Meal “ “ 6,00 Just Horse Feed ......:.... 11 “ 3.50 Just Pig Feed . “ “ • 3.50 Just Dairy Feed(5V^,vn‘) “ “ 3.50 Oats, No., 2 White . :■ . ..“ “ 3.75 Corn, No. 2 White “ “ 4.25 Beet Pulp............... ......,........ “ “ 2.75 Cotton Seed Meal, bright .... “ “ 2.60 Velvet Bean Meal (r.ESLi) ..“ 41 . 2.60 Peanut Meal (wii'$£l) " “ *3.25 Beet Meal . “ “ 3.25 Fine Table S alt...... : ............ “ 1.50 Ice Cream S alt............ ..... “ 11 1.50 Mason Fruit Jars, qts. per doz. ..... 1-.20 No. 2 Tin Cans, carton, 125 cans... . 5.25 No. 1 Virginia Peanuts............. ...... 15.00 Best Hams on Earth, per lb............ .35 Red Cow Dairy Feed *Ih'5w“ ............. 3.50 • g S .jK g j B oth fe e d s ■ — are necessary fo r maximum ' You will And these Stocks at the Sanford Flour & Feed Company’s Store, Wclbourn Rloek. On account'of market conditions wc nre unable to name prices on Groccribs. however, wc carry a complete line, and would be Kind to name you dose prices on any amount jrou might need invite compctiyc business. (INCORPORATED) Sanford, Florida �THE SANFORD HERALD B ut If T he delivery system, going to mar k it and ta rry in g the goods home there* The middleman has also to-be sh o t op'tho day the Germans' solves. '• B. J. HOLLY. Editor been’ eliminated and* th e ' producers begin a new drive, th e President ad ­ W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager dressee congress, former Mayor M it­ have th e advantage of doing busi­ chell of Now York falls from an air­ ness at a minimum of • expense. TEE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY plane, tho local city commissioners cense tax, no deliveries to make, no create a curb iparket and the 9126,B t f t t C B i r n o N ra te s i n a d v a n c e ; 000 dredge Florida.slnks and drowns bad accounts to rarry . The people three people, then the assassination must have a substantial saving on of the m ayor of Squedunk is apt to their purchases on the several counts be boiled down to one paragraph mentioned. * ^ *a n d ’put under an 8-point head on In various ways the community the want-ad page. page. And If Mrs. will benefit from the m arket. Farm­ Soandto of the GotdcnTRod Sewing ing will be stim ulated and this means r - l r - . - l ** S - otoS-TU m Mali M lltrf A lia s Sind Club sent a letter to the paper for the development of wild lands ad­ | >j j . at that r**taiIU* aJ S a n f. t'ndrr Act d M arik M . ISiS ____ _ (publication tn that eventful day, the jacent to the city, and this will be a ’i ». i i i . • it chanrca are it w ouldn't see dayliugt perm anent asset, F ruit growing will O ffc c o t U . n J J B i M I h .111 the next Issue. be encouraged and shortly we will not be dependent upon other states Your reply to Mr, Smith's comfor peaches, pears and other fruits, rm.nicaticn may he equally as Im­ Poultry raising and ’dairy products portant and r.ewsy aa A'aa Mr. will receive moro attention than in Smith's statem ent n wepk before, ^ " f pledge allegiance' th e past, as the home market wlH but if Mr. Smith's le tter tam e on a to my flag and the Re­ consume a large qu an tity of poultry, slack day and ycuis a t a time when public for which it butter, cream, etc. If there is a sur­ tho uestlon was what to leave out stands; one nation In­ and the problem of the editora was plus there it can be shipped to the divisible, with Liberty profit of the growers, South Jackson­ . . . lM f n n ' 1 acopy, n n ll to get in -1 all1 the I“l mmust go" and Justice to all.'' then It is a most unreasonable re­ ville being a close and desirable , quest to ask that your literary ef­ market. _* < r , . The farmers who bring their pro* fort ,hc given “ the same promi­ duce to th e local m arket w ill.buy nence" as th e original article which their supplies fromour merchants you seek to correct. I t 'i s n o t because the editor does and practically every one will re­ not want to play up your answer or ceive some benefit from the curb give prominence to ih e correction, market. but because things happen on one ' The firat day of the market may day and fail to happen on another. have been a disappointment to aome Newspapers do not mako the nfews people but they need not* feci dis­ they merely record it when it occurs. couraged, for in everf town and city They arc always In search of real the first day's response was light. news, hut never is a newspaper hajd put.for " ju st any old thing to fill up with'."—St. Augustine Record. Tampa sent n delegation of tw enty five representatives to Washington to get some of the shipbuilding Young man killed In France jjave plants and other,.good things for his home aa Orlando and it tool^ the the Cigar City and . acceding to become *a recognized part of the goi'crnment several weeks to find their report id the Tampa Times city's business and the market bas­ out where Orlando was and finally they found Frank HufTaker well and ket will be very, much in evidence.— the government officials said it was hearty and the delegation can now St. Augustine Record. the town where Food Administrator return with the feeling that they have accomplished their purpose. Bcacham lived. SEEK ROAD TO PARIS The people of Nassau county are calling a wet and dry election to kick the^rfaloona out of Fernandina. The saloon men are now indeed be­ tween the prohihitionists and tho deep blue sea. ALWAYS REMEMBER That as you deliver you’ll receive—that if your brain has a quitting hour you will have to relinquish every hope of Power. It's the “Stick-to-it-man” that wins out and we want you to start on that way now and here to'SAVI?. ' . ’ , < CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD H. R. STEVENS f'MMMl j F, L WOODRUFF Vlce-Prsddsot THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS ■ ■■ « m i i ■■ ■■ W W than $6,000 of dead beat accounts on the books of our merchants and be­ ing unable to collect them after re­ peated efforts they now propose to tu rn them over to the Red Cross, and of this Is done there is going to be a mighty rattling of dry. bones. * _ ’ — W ■■ i i i l l l W M M M W M M W M m i W W W U MW M i ■■ — — t The plan Is to give to the Red Cross a list of every man and woman who has failed to pay up, with the suggestion that it send forth a strong committee and all who fail to pay make satisfactory arrangements for paying in the future will have their names published and the accounts sold a t public auction. The merchants propose to meet next week, each subm itting a list of tho "account dodgers," a n d the sev­ eral lists will be complied and turned over to the Red Crosss. Every dol­ lar collected Jif to go to the treasury of the Red Cross.' These accounts will not be given to the Red Cross, however, until September 1st, thus giving every perion who is indebted which is sure to raise somebody'# little Irish. The merchnats have figured it out that the "dead beat” accounts are not worth so much as a grzin of sand to them and are certain th at the Red Cross will collect or make some­ body leave the country, for.when the women get on the trail of these "slow molasses" artists something is going to happen in bunches.—Ft. Pierce News. X mm_5» F ive'thousand cattle were dipped In Volusia, county during the m onth of May. The cattlemen of . th a t county are determined to> free the cattle of this most expensive pest. Interest In rice growing in M an­ atee county is growing. The acreage is going to be largely increased. Al­ ready much Improved machinery has Notice of Application for Tax Deed been ordered to take caee of the rice Under Section 8 of Chapter INNS, Laws of Florida that will be'produced. Notice is hereby given that W .'c. DeCoursey, purchaser of Tax Ccri tificato No. 179, dated the 3rd day of July, A. D. 1916, has filed said certificate in my office, and hu m a d cap plication for tax deed to is. suo in_ accordance with law. Said The walls of Flagler hospital at St. certificate embraces the following Augustine are now rising from the described property situated in Sem­ fourdations, and a big force of men inole county, Florida, to-wit: All of is employed on the structure. Splen­ Section 36, Tp. 19 S, R. 32 E., 640 did progress has been made since acres. The said land being assessed constructive work commenced and as at the date of the Issuance of such material is coming in as needed certificate in the name of Unknown. there is reason to hope th a t the rate Unless raid certificate shall be re­ of speed will be maintained. deem! d according to law tax deed will Issue thereon on the 16th day of The S tuart Public Service C om -: August, A. D. 1918. puny, a branch of the Southern UtilWitness my official signature and itiis. Company has well lighted the real this the 16th day of July, A'. D. town and is now turning on the 1918. water. S tuart feels quite citified and (real! E. A. DOUGLASS, secure for they have 10,000 feet of Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., mains and an abundant flow of pure ■ Florida. water(containing not a trace of sul­ By V. M. Douglass, D. C. phur or iron. They have three 94-Tues-6tc 8-ir.th/w clls driven down to hard rocl/through three strains of water, Departm ent of the Interior but’ cased down to the 60-foot level, U, S. Lund Office at Gainesville, where drilling stopped, and the flew-1 Florida, promises unlimited supply. To test I July 13, 1918. the capacity of 1,000-gallon a m inute; pump was connected U P . to each,well Notice Is hereby given th it Robin turn and the flow was tested and ert Nixon, cf Geneva, Fla., who, on no appreciable diminution of supplyi July 10, 1913, made Homestead En­ or lign of exhaustion was evidenced. try. No. 011960; for SW>,' of NE W 1 • of S E l j See*itn 29 ar.d N\V|, of NE ■'!, Section 32, Township 20 Notice S, Range 32 E., Tallahassee Meridi­ Bids will be received for trans­ an, has .filed notice of intention to porting school children in District make three year proof to establish No. I. on the following routes for a i!r.lm to the la rd Above 'described, term of eight months beginning <5ep- before clerk circuit cqurt, at Santem ber 16, 1918: ferd, Fla., on the 23rd day of Au­ Route No Celery avenue and gust, 1918. Bcardall avenue to Cameron City. Claimant nam rs os witnesses: Route No. Sanford avenue to Will Collier of Genhvn, Ha. Elder Springs Baxter Reeves of Geneva. Fla. Route No. 3 —First street to Mon­ Nulle Rurgess of Geneva, Ha. roe corner. Charlie Stewart of Geneva, Fla. Route No. 4—Upsala. • Robert W. Davis, All transportation to be In good Register. . Weatherproof busses, autmobile or 94 -Tues & Fri-lOtc horse drawn: Bids must he delivered nor inter than August 1st to B. F. Whitner, Sec’y Board of Trustees School 92-7tc Recent orders issued a t Camp Johnston, near Jacksonville, indicate th a t this is to be a perm anent train ­ ing camj> for the making of officers to serve in the quarterm aster's corps. movement which began at dawn. The flindenhurg line seems to be Whether the effort la designed ac­ broken again this time by the death tually to he pressed against the of Hindcnburg himself. He died French capital, or to pave the way after a violent quarrel with the for a later assault north of Amiens kaiser. Too bad the kaiser could th a t for a small amount per box on the road to the channel points not have died at the snme time and agents could be placed in all the will be n later development. w various m ark e ts'to 'receiv e th J fruit made a good job of it. . and from whom up to the minuted The line is held by the first and market informarion could bo obtain­ second American divisions '* around Complying, with the latest sugar ed. No one man could afford this Chateau Thierry. American troops ration order, a restaurant keeper in information and no other marketing in the Jalgonnc sector of the Marne, Palestine, Texas, has hung the fol­ agency In Florida is*large enough to east of Chateau Thierry also arc in­ lowing sign in his cafe: "Use only afford it to n like extent. If you are volved. one lump of sugar in your coffee. S tir like hell. Wo don’t mind the an Exchange member you are still a Employment of heavy artillery To .free man; free to have your, fruit noise." v b atter town and communication lines picked when you want to, free tn far beyond the defensive line, indi­ say, through the association manager cates that the delayed grand offen­ Another proclamation comes out where it shall go to nnd you have a (Continued from page 1) of the Tallahassee fnrtory regarding more intelligent conception of where sive has been opened. The abject of another holiday, this lime celebrat­ it should go because of the market­ the bombardment is to karrass the ing the fall of the Hostile July 14. ing information your manager re­ movement of supplies and reinforce­ supplied with food and munitions. Celebrating the fall of the Hostile is ceives daily * through tho shipping ments to the danger poinrs and the In this district is the city of. Chal­ all right hut what we want to hurry season. Of 'course freedom has itn careful preparation of the enemy ons which is reported to be an im­ along is the celebration of the lull limits, otherwise we should have the mny mean th a t he is ready to keep p o rta n t supply renter. It is approx­ of Berlin. freedom of th e bolshevik!, which is up the assault for days or weeks in imately 18 miles back of tho line where mighty armies- are locked in a certainly undesirable. If you, as the effort to drive through. association members affiliated with death struggle today. Just where the main force of the There is no hotter hydrr-arroylane location in uII Florida than Sanford thu Exchange, appoint managers you atta rk will fall is nut rlcnr. The 'Am ericans are engaged in the right here i n our bulkhead and if the should support them loyally until apex of the German advance on the batt.e at Chateau Thierry and east­ government experts can ever he they have proven unworthy-and then nisne front is at Chateau Thierry, ward along the Marne for some dis­ brought to this city to "view rursitu- you should discharge them nnd get where the American first corps now tance. Thpir positlons.extcnd north­ hold the left ffank of tho new battle west of Chateau Thierry to thf* vil­ ation there is no doubt about get­ others. *• m line. Presumably the main objective lage of Torcy, on the Clignon river, ting a factory here of some kind When you have found managers that of the assault is some place to the nnd eastward along the M arne to sit. least a training school for the are satisfactory lot them handle Sanford con also have n your fruit; th a t is whnt they are paid east of that poiht, which lies on the Jaulgonne, where they have been en­ *»* gaged in local fighting recently. landing place on the .bulkhead and for; Watch them but do not ham­ direct road to Paris.”' It is regarded as possible that the Gencrnl Liggett has .abodt 220,000 bring the flyers here from Arcadia per them or try to boss them as an and Miami to sec our city. individual; your hoard of directors purpooe of the attack is tn widen men, tho First army corps in this Removal Notice is elected for that purpose. So, still further-the Aiino salient by the sector. So far as known,, no Amer-' 'I have moved my cleaning and After *11 this economy stuff of tho though you have tho power of elec-, reduction of Rheims, and the forcing lean troops are in the neighborhood pressing business from the corner cf government is all fight. We pay tlon nnd the power of recall, when back of the while southern extrem ­ Palmetto and Firat street to the cor­ moro postage on the long haul ns we the majority nro with you, let the ity of the 1918 battle area.' A previ­ ner across from Wight Grocery Co., should do nnd the newspapers rnh men you have selected have free ous attack on Rheims wan halted in Mts. F. LaP.ccque. c u t the free stuff and of course the rein nnd when you get the right iln tracks by French and Dallas 93-tf ‘ . government experts will now con­ men you will have the right results troops nnd th n t place now is the ceive acme way in which to pay the for. the principle is perfect.. In short c tn te fv a f a greatly increased as­ NOTICE newspapers for all that free stuff you nro running your own business sault* -Jjjn1Siome quarters this was Believing ’ that F IR E IN SU R­ tboy have been running for the gov­ ami selling your own fruit but you taken to mean th i t rediuction of the ANCE RATES charged by old line Passed Into Rest ernm ent. Either pay for it or stop ore doing It through business man­ Rheims sulient is regarded us vital stock companies are too high, I have Mrs. T. A. Moody, wife of tho th a t gas factory at Washington from agers whom you y out selves have ap­ to the success of the German enter­ secured the agency of the FLORIDA lighthouse keeper died last night at bending it through thom oiln for the pointed nnd tilts on the only business prise ns' a whole. FIR E IN SU RA N CE 10 o'clock, having been taken serlt MUTUAL Extensive employment of naval newspapers will not use any more of like way it could be done; anything COMPANY .o f Tampn, Florida. else would he chnos. The other way guna dor long range bom bardm ent of ously ill ycstcrdffly morning with This company saved ita policy hold­ it a t the present price of bacon, is to let some one, over whom you the allies' lines probably explains the congestion of the bowels. Dr. J. E. ers 20 per cent last year nnd hopes have no authority, sell your fruit for delay in the German drive, as it "T H E SAME PR O M IN EN C E" to do better in the future. 'T h e com­ takes considerable time to bring up pany is organised under the state A frequent request made of news­ his gain nnd porket nnd not yours. Or sell to the m tn who is certainly these guns. law and selects Its risks carefully, paper! la th a t "m y article be given looking for a profit or he would not and the profits go' back to tho policy the same prominence" aa some be in the business. T h at •possible COLLECT DEAD ACCOUNTS holders, instead of being paid .in div­ statem ent th a t has previously ap­ profit should be yours and it will be idends to stockholders. , peared in the paper. No editor, cun yours if you join forces* with other Red Cross Will Go After Money In through the night, but Mrs. V 'Being a mutual company, the pol­ promise th at, no matter how. good growers now belonging to th at pre­ Fort Pierce ' passed away before tho latte icy holders are pledged to pay tho hta Intentions may be. If news is mier orgsnltstion, the Florida Citrus To n man rtjdlng astride a geethere. She wbb 46 years of age premium tha-secand time in ense the scarce on the day that a signed Exchange. —Florida Grower. hydroplane looking down through ■left beside her husband, two d cpmpany needs more money than the story on some local ir a tu r reaches tho fussy, end of a submarine | tors, Mrs. F. A. Blssctt and Mr original premium In order to pay the office, the contribution may he would appear th a t the deadbeats in , L Williams of Sanford, and o< CURB ^ lA R K ^ J A B E N E F IT losses. This adds to the security of the newsiest thing that can i>e found r.__ Considerable.help*will be given to nnd around Fort Pierce are going to i grandchildren.- • tho policy holders and Is necessary for the paper th a t day. If so, it will get something worse than obeli shork 1 ^ Di yinaon had charge o because there js no capital stock. be "played up W*" on the first page. th* people of. this city in their ef­ nj£CtnenU snd ho has take However, the chances th a t such nn H ad there been considerable big forts to adjust themselves to war or mustard gas in the event they d o ' assessment will bo made Is very re­ news.breaking on tb i t day, the letter conditions through the establishment not come scrorS n't an early time body to Mrs. Moody's hom and square their. rhcU worn-accounts. >burial.—Tarpon Springs Leade mote. moat assuredly would have, been of tho curb m arket. , The News firs ft from a perfectly! -----------------------. hidden away on the Inside. News Is Advantages to the~5V)rnmunity will If interested, before your policy Okeechobee City 1* to have mi featured according to Its RELA­ be manifold.. In theH lrst place the reliable source that the merchants,of expires, bring It to my office at T IV E vrlue aa compared to the consumers will b u y farm products at F ort Pierce willVyi September 4«t a tlon atatlon, putting It on th Room .8 in the Couft House,' and o th e r news of the same day. *• much lower price than they have next 'tu rn over tn the Red Cross all cult with Arcadia, Scbring, make application for It* renewal In unpaid rtcro accounts with Instrdc- chobeo, Moors Haven' and ba< the Mutual •Company. , .' «' The asasaalnaUon of t^ e mayor of been accustomed to, -th d they are lio n s‘to "held all you collect.?' I Arcadia. Florida’s newest >c< M, F. Robinson, Agent.* Squedunk would be big news on a entitled to a big reduction from the * I t D said th a t there are no- less seat la aome precocious infant. s 9 M tc .' d a y when war dispatches v e r t light _____ _ U THEY A R E E S lP lE E n LEDGER TRANSFERS, Saaferd, Florida �gg*'1 •v. ■ IPLY l».4gia. THE-SANrOaD HEHACD' JN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN j " " “ S u S i S B ™ ’ NOTICE—PAX YOUR CITY TAXES 1 This i« to notify all persons who have not pal.d^heir city taxes for the year 1916, and those prior thoTeto that these taxes must now be paid. e This is a matter which you should * ?A' 'A* ?!' 'A* »A* <A> 'A' 'i» ?»* / A»>A» ?AV ».»v / a▼,/ \T* T> »vF *v, »T/ »VI »Y/ s V/ VV, look aftor; and don't wait for a sec­ Ml» Hrienll-nd "turned St,,:'*. D. P„ ri,|, ,, . nJ , ond notice from me, (or it will be a (Copyright.. 1*11. by the. UoClure. Newspa­ (C opyright UK. by th« McClure Nswspai,S |ron.-D.yton. B»c.< where »he vn,alien «ith Kim. (elk. in North per Syndicate.) p«r dyadic*!*.) costly one. 1^, b«cn the ducat cf I_ks fern , Carolina. Promotion I Assistant manager of It was a typical Bummer hotel ve­ J. J.,DICK IN SO N , * „ d 1. 1 . 1* ,,. - t t . « day, . | Dr. He,be,, McC.alln h„ , that large departmental store I It al­ randa. At least so thought a perspir­ Pd-tf City Attorney. P. K. Drown of Jacksonville spent, Sunday visiting friend, and left Inst most seemed too good to be true to ing and. very much disgusted yotmg Robert Campbell, and for lfi minutes man who looked up s t It from the hot , ferr hours In tho city on huolr.ess. night with the selects for HattiraAt the last meotlpg of tho county after be hgd received notification of tom of the somewhat steep and very iiLEEP LNSUUANCE t tTung. He has been spending the Terror to.Mosquito**?.” (PCltt two weeks with his parents ut commissioners of Sum ter county, his advancement he could do nothing dusty hllL "An Adamless Eden, H T w arrant” 72. tf . Sweetwater, Tonn, they voted $15,000 for good roads, but tit and wonder a t his good luck. Wouldn't Carrie be. proud and glad. he muttered. Jsroe* F. 3 cullon of Miami Ljr- Musson's swimming pool I* the “ Hd.this makes $16,000 more avail­ He hurried to thc telephone booth and Brown aa a young Indian from .ending a few days in the city th ls!coo*cst pl*c« In town. Open Wcd- able from the state -automobile tax. stopped as he heard Carrie’s voice. weeks of outdoor camp life, and cov­ The roads begin ut Sumtcrville, ex­ " I care for you only. Meet me to­ ..e looking after business interests, ‘nesdsay,• Thursday, Saturday .and tend dowh the Washington line to­ n ig h t I lave you, dearie, and I want ered with dust and perspiration, cer­ Sunday afternoons. Vresh water tainly no oop would hare recognised C. C. Wooten of Jacksonville wa* wards the bridge now complote. you for my own," aha was saying over In this very bedraggled young man every day. * .85-tfp jipong *be Sanford visitors yesterThis route will he followed so that the wire. ■ Max Harding, whose aristocratic moth The many newly painted farm there will be at Iclist one good road Bob put bla hand to his head. lie e r was a guest at the hotel on the I# diyhouses on the Sanford Orlando road right through the heart of Sumter could hardly believe h ii ears until she hill. * 656 contains no alcohol, arsenic make that greatly traveled through- county, and then branches from the repeated the same words, and then as Bor other poisonous drugs. Scowling fiercely, he dragged hla fare look much better. she caught sight of him, said: "That heavy suitcase up the path, only to be neighboring towns could be* built Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCulier and la a lt thank you," aa curtty as she met at the veranda steps by a pom­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Msrshsll cheaply an d quickly. ,on have returned from Daytona could and bung up tha receiver. But pous-looking Individual who effectu­ have moved from the Miller build­ n#-ch where they have been for the Bob was not deceived. Be bad heard ally barred his further progress. ing on Magnolia avenue to their pvt few days. enough. "Can’t come up the front way, felhomo on Palmetto avenue where Tt is estimated that approximately “Did you w ant to aee me. Bobble," L Tiler cf Jacksonville was they will reside. leh," said tha pompous one, 2,000 acres of corn is belrig grown in aho said In the same old way. "What the dev—,” and then aa the ■nteng the registered guests a t tho the Moore' Haven section this year. Sec Dr. Davis for glasses at Lin­ "No thank you," he gulped. "You Ho fl Csrnes yesterday. Also the. acreage planted to peanuts had better flnlah your telephone con­ full significance of the servaht’a re­ coln Hotel. ’ ’ 93-tf mark struck him. Max Harding burst is very large, as well as velvet and versation." CfiG'curr* by removing the cause. !nto a laugh. The Sanford Truck Growers Asso“I had flntshed," she answered, with­ “Maybe I can sneak tq through the II. A. philllp* of Tam pa was a j ciatjon arc movjnK | nto t jlp y m er Soy beans. Altogether Moore Haven seems to have adopted the live-at- out showing spy embarrassment kitchen and get washed up before I biuir-ws visitor yeeffrday in the c ity ., huilding occupying the room recent- home kind of agriculture. “I don't think you hid." Be turned greet the mater," he thought ■"If she Mrs. A. L. Betts ar.d sen have re-jly vacated by the Charles^ Electric about sod left her. Carrie looked af­ over catches me looking like this— turr.cd from D aytcha Beach where Co. Wauchula is to have a new hotel. te r him In wonder. Bhe made her netlo, whew—ew—ew," and he .whis­ they have been orjo ;.1 rc.? stay c fL ^ S lr, and Mrs. J. D.‘ Hood will or- Mr. Frank H. Simmons has signed a way back to the desk that she had tled softly, for a remarkably pretty glrhsat directly In front of the kitch­ sc\cral weeks. jcupy the Miller apartments over long time lease (or the handsome occupied for the flrat time that day. en door, shelling peat—thus one* "Have yon heard about Mr. Camp­ SLEEP INSURA* C i 1Miller’s Bakery this season and cx- three story brick. building of the more blocking his progress. • bell's promotion, Mias Aldegon?" the •\\'Terr >r to Mosnii oe-.” (?cct t0 move some time this week. Bank of Wauchula Building .Associa­ girl who had charge-of Carrie's old "nave yon a moment to spare," ha " 2 ; { . I Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic tion oq Fiftl? avenue, and the inte­ counter, asked. "lie ta to be assis­ asked, removing his h a t and speaking ,. . . nna «f c , Augus.Lie, i i i .i '.i i n . ’ Bld Physician. Bank rior of the building will be remodeled tan t manager. Promotions seem to In his most engaging manner. h. w U. ii.,i Underwood of Sr. . phone First 33(MVNational . * 4.tf into a first class hotel. Tho lease have gone the rounds." "I am sorry, but I haven’t " said b spending several days in the city ( also Includes the old Wauchula the young woman, very promptly, "That is splendid for him," Carrie this week looking nfter business in-, Hon. H. H. Witherington and fain- House, which will he a part of the scarcely glancing,up from her work.exclaimed In delight "I am so glad, tefests. ; iiy of Apopka were-in the city Sun- new hotel. "Oh. ho," thought he, “not much en­ for he haa worked hard for promo­ .. , „ ,, ,, . d a y coming over to bring A1 Witherthusiasm here. Msy I show you'some tion." Mr. anil Mr,. R. P. IVol on -I | who n, ‘ht . „ h When she was left alone Carrie be­ of my wares?” with an expressive [If'.anil nr, »p.noist itv iT d <!•>. M1„ . the direction of the saltgan to moke excuses for Bob’s cold­ glance in the city the guests cf friends. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ness. n » was filling his rote as as­ case. Mrs. J. T. Brady and family will (To Late to Classify) 666 cures Headaches, Biliousness, iPnve today for Jacksonville where sistant manager. "Yon may not" said the young wom­ Less of Appetite, or that tired nch-jthey will make their future home, When noon hour arrived no Bob ap­ Wanted—Good woman for house­ Just as promptly as before. ing feeling, Hue to Matarin or Colds. Miss Virginia preceded them several keeper. Address Housekeeper, two peared. Carrie wilted for nearly half an,"Well, do you mind If I sit down on nn honr with her coat and hnt hn be­ Fine Tonic. I weeks ago and has a position as Herald. 94-2tc fore the realisation that he was not the lawn a minute?” he basarded for A. H. Patterson of Waycross spent stenographer there. We hate to lose hts third venture. For Sale—One 30 gallon hot water coming came to her. So Bob had let “I do not," again responded the “fair several days in the city this week on them from Sanford but wish them bis promotion come between them— tank with ronnections. Good as well in their, new home. lady of the peae," taking him In with business. she had to acknowledge It to herself new. Apply W. N. Lcfflcr, at tho She was not good enough for an as­ one -aTI-nppralslng glance. A. W. Wynne qf Jacksonville was Cow Pens — Brabham Root-Knot Gables. 94-3tc Bo Max sat down on the little plot sistant manager’s w|fe. It wns hard a business visitor in the djty yester­ Resisting variety. Pri-e 51.50 bush­ to credit Bob with such on ungrateful of grass In front of the house, and For Rent — Five room house, large el. Chase A Co. 76-tf dayleaned hla head back agatnat the build­ lot. Conveniences. Flowing well. spirit, for he had always been so kind ing, and dosed hla eyea. J. E. Johnson of Paiatka spent and considerate. The little home they Mr. and Mrs. Huy Butt have ar­ East Sanford Ave.—3rd Street. had planned to build, with the garden "Poor fellow," thought the gtrt, her several days in the city this week on rived in the city from DeLand. spd Apply to C. 11. Lefiler. 94-3tc sympathy aroused s t last, "he most and. rose hedge had been almost real business. will make. Sanford their home again but apparently Bob had forgotten. An be pretty tired. I’m afraid I was much to the delight of their many 666 cures Malaria! Fever. For R en t—Seven room house. assistant manager would be able to rather sharp with him. Well, ha looks friends. Capt. Butt has been run­ Conveniences. Flowing well. Cor­ afford more than a little home and dark enodjh for one of those Syrian Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Bnrtham of ning the short line from DeLand to Jacksonville are spending several the station on the main line hut as ner Pine Ave. and 3rd St. Apply to could figure In society. The manager or Armenian peddlers, but ho cer­ tainly doesn’t talk Ilka one. I'll Just days In the city this week combin­ this service has been discontinued he W. N. Lefiler at the Gables. 94-3tc was past middle age and In time Bob nm In and get him a glass of rasp­ would probably step Into hla place. ing business and pleasure. While will be on the main line again and Then he could marry an heiress—the berry shrub. B11 cool him off before here they will be guests at Hotel this necessitates making headquar­ president's pretty daughter or some­ be goes." Wood Qrappls Saves Work. Carnes. Bhe was back In a moment with a T he hnndllng of logs by m eans of a one else equally Impressive. Bob was ters in this city ngain. glass of delldoas looking liquid, and, handsome, ambitious and progressive, cran e equipped with n good grapple SLEEP INSURANCE Corporal George HufT and Private Is not only m ore sp ectacu lar than the lie would he a big man some day and tapping the young man on tha shoul­ "A Terror to Mosquitor*-’’ James Estrldge are spending a few old method, but It effects nn Immense their little love nffnlr roulrt really mean der, she offered It to him. . i 2- tf days with home folks. Both of I saving In la b o r and has m nde It pos nothing to him. That she was pretty, “ITere, drink this," she said. "Pm sorry I couldn’t slop to ^ook at your them are located at Camp Wheeler, nmhltlou* and progressive as well did 1 slide to pile logs to a grout height. J. It. Powell of Tampn win among wnres. nave you made many sales not enter Carrie's mind. Whatever Macon, Georgia. Sim ilar o u tfits are used In huddling the Sanford visitors yesterday. 1” This is election day, the chance to .ties, posts, p u lp wood, etc. T h e grap­ she had done wns to Increase her sav­ today 11. A. Pounds arrived yesterday "No, not one," answered Max, quite ings.In order to help Bob when the ple Is m ade like a clutushell bucket from New York City and will re­ vote for compulsory eradication of except Hint th e scoop* a re replaced by time came for the little home. As Car­ truthfully, and be swallowed the re­ main several weeks looking a fte r. tirk - Be «ure and vote today. curved steel tines. In th e g rasp of rie realised that all her dreams were freshing drink'-with genuine apprecia­ tion. Then, with many thonka. -hb Phone which a la rg e number o f log* can be shattered she burst Into tears. business interests in this section. 1Phone beat a hasty retreat around to tho By the time the lunch hour wns over 91 held at o n ro .—Popular Mechanic* Mrs. J. T. Brady and family left 91 ” LF'.T LEON DO IT " front of the house once more. she tind dried her pyes and was busily Mngnxlne. Leon’s Auto Transfer—Speedy yesterday for Jackaonvillc where This time his mother was seated on working nt her desk when the assis­ and Prompt they espcct to .make their future tant msnnger made his nppearanre. the veranda, and she greeted him ef­ home. They will he greatly missed i BAGGAGE EXPRESS F’R EIG lIT Boh started ns he caught sight of the fusively, but he managed to make her PROPER PEAR TREE PRUNING new head of the department. Called for and Delivered understand that's bath and some clean by ihtir. many friends here. linen weVe the two most essential Anywhere All the Time Reasonable "I beg your pardon. I did not know SLEEP INSURANCE As In Cass of Apple Low Head Is that you hnd been promoted to this things In his life at that particular mo­ Call 91 —Day or Night Terror to Mosquitoes." Most DssJrabls—Retain Throo V desk," he said In a reserved tone. m ent and so be escaped to his room. Or The Carnes Hotel. or Four Branches. 72-tf. lie. descended shout an hour^Uter. Carrie did. not look up. 94-4tc different In hla wMta "Will you please prepare a report, looking Born to Mr. and Mra. Gwynne Mates Department ot giving details of the girls In your de­ flannels, and his mother’s prtdo shone The Euxelian Class pf the Baptist (From the United Agriculture.) Fox a fine baby boy. church will hold their monthly busi­ Since pears art grown both si partment. ns to length of service and In her eyes aa she greeted him. Mis. Rogers of Savannah is the ness meeting at the residence of Mrs. "And, Max," she said, "there!s th<f standards and dwarfs In commercial salaries they are now receiving. I Sucm of her sister, Mrs. Alfred Lilja. J. B. McCloud, 607 Oak avenue, orchards, a consideration of the prun­ would also like monthly reports on the loveliest girl here. I want you. to She is .accompanied by her niece, Thursday afternoon from 4 to G ing of both classes Is necessary. A sales mnde by ench aaleswoman, In meet her. B er name Is Anna Oabot." "Now, mother," he remonstrated. Mbs Rrna Taylor, formerly of Plant o’clock. low-hesded pear tree Is quite as de­ future. Miss Aldeson." The "Miss Aldeson11 was too much City, • "Bnt, Max, dear, this one Is differ­ sirable as a low-headed apple tree. .The Red Cross Auxiliary will meet ent I But wait—ahi^s promised to alt Mr. and Mra. E.- II. Smith mo­ on Wednesday's instead of Thurs­ In forming the head of the pear, how­ at our table tonight, and you’ll aee for tored through from St. Augustine days to sew for the remainder of the ever. more branches may be left than for Carrie. yourself." 1 In the case of the apple. While three "I will mnke the first report, Mr. yesterday and are the guests of Mr. summer at Moore’s Station church. "Well, no sign of your divinity yet, Is given os the Ideal number for the Campbell." she said Icily, "hut you and Mrs. S. A. IrUIn and family. • apple. _as many as four or five may bo must speak to my successor about the mother." said Max, some minutes rctalnnl by a well-grown pear tree. monthly report for I am to give my later, when the^- had started their 666 cure* Bilious Fever. Middleton—Estrldge dinner; perhaps" — hopefully — “shs’s These should he distributed about the notice tomorrow night." Miss Edna Middleton and Mr James body so as to give practically an equal Mr. and Mra. Robert Herndon “Yon are to be married, I presume. chnngcd her mind." "No, hero she comes," said Mra. leh in their caf today for Jackion- Estrldge were united in msrtiage at spnee between them, and. If possible, ^Hss Aldeson." Bob felt his heart sink­ Tlnrdlng, arid straight to their table ville and from thepre to pointa in the Estrldge home on the west side they should stand nt different height* ing. Georgia and N orth Carolina. last Sunday night, the marriage cer­ upon the main'stem. Tbs number of "ITow dare you Insult me." Carrie came tneTndy of his afternoon's ad­ branches to be left uporr any partic­ emony being performed by Judge flashed. "Is It not enough to slight venture. Mrs. E. B. Mobley and daughter Lifting her eyes to acknowledge the ular tree must, however, be deter­ me ns yon have, bpcanse you hnvr Houaholder In the presence of the left last week for Daytona Beach Introduction, the color flooded Into the mined by the condition of the root been promoted and consider yourself •here they will remain several families and a few friend?. girl’a face,' and her eyea asked Innu­ nbnve your old friends, without taunt•eeks. ~Immediately after the ceremony s s s s s s s s s e s s s s s s s s s a s s s s s s tng me. No; I nm not going to be merable questions as she recognised the happy couple left for Orlando G. Young of West Pslm Bench is mnrried because I hnve been silly him. "Do you know that Katie the cook • BE A FOOD PRODUCER where thoy spent Sunday . The enough to waste my affections upon n •lending sev eral-dayp in the city e — . • mnn that was not worthy ot them. I left this afternoon?" asked the girl groom lfft yesterday for his duties 1 11 WF,k com birirg hutinrra and by the United States De- * am leaving bem use I refuse to work of Mrs. Harding some moments later, at Camp Wheeler where he Is In the •• (Prepared pleasure. ’♦ p a rtm e n t o f A g ric u ltu re .) • under an nsslstnnt manager who Is when she was herself again. Ordnance Department. . He is the “Good gracious," gasped that lady. For Wood and heavy hauling see son of Mr. knd Mrs. F. N. Estridge • ■’Are you kolng to raise food • not a gentleman." . • "Who took ber place?" Murrell, or phone 37*. 4 S-Jf . and wns engaged in farming when • for your family thla year? Bob’s cheeks were scarlet. "How • Or are you going to buy what J "I did." aald the girl, quietly, meat* could you expect me to act different­ H- Hungerwcll cf Wnycrots spent Uncle Sam asked and received his s someone else has raised? uring glnncca with the young man op­ •*'cral dayp in the city this weik servlr"*. • Are yon going to the trouble J ly." he said, "when I heard you con­ posite her. fessing your love for another man over 00 log afior business interisis. "Why, my dear, aren’t you clever I" •Thc bride is the daughter-of R. B- s of handling a garden—tt will un- e the telephone this morning?" exclaimed his mother, looking at her Mf*. Candle and druthtc*-, Mbs Middleton, a farmer of the west aide 2 doubtedly mean some additional J “Flow dare you—" Carrie began, but e Helen at-d Miaj F ry t tf Oila and i* a valued employee of the s w ork? son with an "I-totd-you-so" expression. stopped with a gasp of understand J Borne sa y : **Lct the other fel- 2 Just then the waitress entered ths icvcral daya In tlo .r ity th ‘» Western Union Telegraph Co. On • low have the garden, n i spend • Ing. “Oh, Bob. how silly of you!" she dining room with liquid refreshments ,k ,h* Kucst cf friend?. cried, aa she rummiged through her ■account of war conditions and the 2 my time making mdpey to buy 2 clinking In a stiver pitcher. J desk for h er order book, "Here It Is; .*666 cures Chill, and fever. *- nreil of operators Mrs. Estridge will • what he raises.1* "Dy-the-way, Mlsa Cabot," sold Max. hr Id her portion and thus the bride 2 That’s not the problem—the 2 I wns giving an order for some popu­ "since I understand that you are *up* lar songs for the music counter. That /'• Jones arrived today from and groom will work for Uncle Sam • nation needs more food to win * Id such matters—what ’drink would what you heard I" s f,|tnga, Arkarsr* and will rc- in helping to win-the war. 2 the war. . , - 2 Is "I yoq recommend as the moat cooling main •tveral days looking *f:cr ’Mill was an Idiot," be laughed. "I • You can help by having a gar* and refreshing for these hot .days, aa The**beat wishes of the many main sevc’al dr.ys looking aftefbusi* filepd* of Mr.* and -Mrs. Estrldge go e den Ailed with vegetables to be * have been unhappy alt morning over well as most ecohom lcsir _•. • substituted on the home table * I f too. It spoil pd all the pleasure of ** l« this section. "Why," said the girl, daintily raising With them. e for food th at can be shipped, to 2 my promotion. The minute I wns nofl her glass as be raised hla, ~ ar«! Mrs. Howard Tibbie hr2- feed your boy, or some other • fled of It I thought of you and the Joy raspberry shrub.** i / boy, who la fighting In tha • the news would bring to ybu. We can And over their glasses their eyes . , Optimistic Thought U thc M t» '» « f M U JF . Srtf trendies. . • build the little home any'tim e now, met InJ a look of complete under; # * ™ nod we ran hare a rose hedge bom.10" f0r roVcral do-s «r ktr A good puia can** not for reproof of a e a s s s e e e e e a e s s e a e e e e a e s e a dear, Handing. • tbs first year." Fourth street. til tuen. i Us J\V ^y Ucm H,,«v Z ..V""— TT' -n a r r m An Obstacle. You can make a big success from a minll beginning, but It’s mighty diffi­ cult to - accomplish anything worth" while In this big'w orld If yon start out with the big head.—Detroit Free Press. Communing W ith the O rest You can, with that brain of jnura. go to your library and commune with tho Innermost h ts rt thoughts of the great men of the past—and what a feast It Is I Strength of Governments. An-established government has an Inflnlto advantage by, that very cir­ cumstance of Its being established— the hulk of mankind being governed by authority, not reason, nnd never at­ tributing authority to anything that lias not the recommendation of an­ tiquity^—Bume. ..-fl ^ D O N ’T Write it on Your Cuff! Jot it Down in thc B B fP ™ ’ M EM O B O O K I- mm rife-.! I T he ideal way to make memoranda and carry infor­ m ation th at you need fre­ quently. Covers l a s t fo r years. Sheets can be obtained anytim e, ruled in s ix styles. Bound in Handsome D ura­ ble Black Morocco, w ith Red Leather Index th a t enables you to find what you want in* stantly. 99. \ HERALD ’ i l l t ' i l i . : ) Phone 148 lf^r I, p:»*! I\ PRICE LIST Baby Cream, 60c per doz. Tall Cream, $1.35 per doz. 2-lb. Tomatoes $1.75 - per doz. 2-lb. Com $1.75 per doz. 2-lb. Prunes 25c C. E. Soap 5c bar Washing Powder 5c Allgood Oleo 40c lb. Peacock' Syrup $1.00 per gal. Alaga Syrup $1.10 per gal. 8-lb. Bucket Snow Drift Lard $2.50 Armour Star and Kingan Ham 36c lb. New Lot Brooms from 75c to $1.25 piece 5-lb. B. E. Peas 65c 5-lb. Lima Beans. 85c I 5-lb. Navy Beans 85c ----------- _ . _ ... — 5-lb. Tepery Beans 75c tat PHONE 277 .a . In I I >3 �ua Ctf ua E H E se ra WATERPROOF BINDING—MADE FOR SERVICE t \ V » %s 13M30d 3 H I S J U —HOOH 3 0 3ZIS 13VX3 se n ■nO** » “ � 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, 1918 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, July 16, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 16, 1918. 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 16, 1918; <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/bd477b0d1961e8d522e60512b9590737.pdf 7f071ce13aab22770c87e46d15443a66 PDF Text Text • V o te ■ .. • • 'i ' • ,jiLw •• ' V on July 16 For Compulsory f-.>V ^ -------' ” • PU B L ISH E D J u \ L « * ■ * » * ■ ta H a H ON TUESDAYS ” AND'! FRIDAYS ; w. ni ^ g£M I - W E E K L Y 1 >V£i T H E ' H ^ k r O F ^ H E ^ ^ R L D ^ S ^ K E A T E S T ^ V E G E IT O B I^ rS E C T IO N - "" m m ; • . : 'T v ^ f > m a r .- y t ' NUMBER jOLUMB IX . . . • S A N F O R D , F IX J B ID A , F R ID A Y * . JULY^l 2,J M ■ f; NEW TELEPHONE RATE ' NEW PLANT THE NEW FOR RURAL DISTRICTS WILL COME IS ALMOST PROHIBITIVE TO SANFORi Means That Government Will • Take Over L ines; "M any economies could'he worked out by postalization. One is climinarion of the girl "central" and sub­ stitution of automatic central which is in use in many countries. . • * "If I were to say that Director Generl McAdoo by .putting .the flag over the railways could double the freight and passengera carried—dou­ ble the service to the people without additional employees or equipment I should be making a gross over state­ ment. But when I make the same remark about the service of com­ munication on the wires I am mak­ ing a gross understatement." SPECIAL COMMISSION HERE ON WEDNESDAY - War New* Summary If The People Will Back The Gasoline, Clothes, Theatres, Washington,' D. C., July 11. — A tfupatch from Rome today reports Tobacco, Etc. On List Board of Trade w . u. s. Army Engineers Collect * Data On Sanford >- f . , ■ v** —Saftford ^waa honored Wednesday by the visit of Capt. A. A. Poland and Capt. W. R. Messenger of the United States Army Engineering Corpa who were sent to, Florida as-a special commis­ sion to collect data regarding fhc traffic of the Inland watcrwayi and canals, especially of the E*ft Coast and parallel route. The officers did not como as representatives of„the Wnr Department or of the Engineer­ ing Corps hut as special representa­ tives of the committee on Inland Waterways to make a report along commercial lines. E. T. Woodruff, chairman of. tho Waterways -fo n n n lttc r Ilf the San*ford Board of Trade nnd Secretary Marlowe met the officers nt New Smyrna and brought them to Snnford where they were met by ninny of the representative citizens nnd taken over the city. Wednesday evening nt the Hotel Carnes there wns an impromput gntherinfc for the visitors nnd a tempting lunch served nt right. President Holly of the Board of Trade presided and called upon Capt. Poland and Capt. Messenger, Chnlrmnn Woodruff, Forrest' Lake, F. P. Forster, S. O. Chase and S e v ­ ern! others presept for short talks on the inland waterways and much data of interest wns brought out in the general discussion that followed. tho unchecked advance of.the Itilla n Washington, July 11. — Prepara­ forces In Albania, with Berat as an At the regular meeting of the Ban* There U » big kick from the rural ford Board of Trade Tuesday night tions for framing the new war rev­ objective. From the Voyuaa, the district* over the recetit raUe in,tele­ It waa decided to go after the de­ enue bill went forward in the house Italians have carried all .position* to phone rates and while these aame hydrating plant strong whenever the ways and means committee today, the Semonl In an advance of opLople should have made their comagricultural hill is passed .and it (a with attention centering upon the proxlmately 1Simile* over a 60-mlIc Dlalnts while the railroad crnrnnlaalon possible th a t a strong committee list of suggestions for new or higher front. v t s . here to listen to complaints, will go to Washington and bring taxes on luxuries and necessities sub­ ■till this doe* npV alter the fact that "T he Italian left wing, aided by something hack to Sanford in the mitted yesterday' by the treasury cavalry units," sayi the dispatch, • ,ome people in the country ure now department. way of war materials. "reached Fiere protected by British navinc more th an double the former Members of the committee indi­ monitors. L „ and the price is prohibitive, The Austrian aviation There was a most enthusiastic i r.ccn* th a t the government will hunch of booster* present at the cated that the list would form the camp was attacked and we captured take over the telephone liner ond meeting nnd they went right after hails for consumption tuxes in their n Inrge amount of wnr mnterlal. Our the dehydrating plant, t the inland draft of the bill, though some of the right wing, after violent fighting, ’ oper-c them a t a price th a fw o p ld waterways, n entitling factory here, proposals would he changed nnd conquered the Berat positions* rock allow every family to have a phone. Methodist Church by rock, climbing to the summit,, the question qf the farmers cutting others disregarded. - postmaster General Burlcs.on snys: their crop of celery und lettuce nnd Sunday, July 14th, the services nt Besides doubling present taxes on 2,000 metres high. • “There is not a country at war today the Firct Methodist Church will he the question of labor and other' linuorsund tobacco, quadrupling ours which entrusta fes mllitary secrets ond govern merit curn- as follows: Sunday school at P;30 things of vital interest to the farmers The French continued their jam ­ nnif citizen* of the county generally. increases in oilier existing rates, the ming tactics last night on the .west­ mv iriiiona in unofficial -hand*—Ti;ui». jn. * telegraph nnd telephone, like the p. in. Epworth League nt Summer vacations are not cutting treasury suggestions Include tuxes of erly side of the Mnrne salient, south­ At the close of the morning sermon down the attendance of the Board 50 per cent on retail prices of jewel­ west of Soil-sons, capturing the town mails, should he posUllacd." ry. watches and clocks, exetp: those n short ression of the church confer­ David J. Lewie, ox-member of the ence will he held. ' A mi*t cordial of Trade members or diminishing sold to army or navy men: 20 per and railway station of Corey nnd the their ambition to keep Seminole farm und chateau of St. Paul, south house frorti’ ’M aryland, now n mein- invitation is .extended t" nil. cent on automobiles, bicycles, mu­ count) i.n the map and the hoard of of the town. _ l,tr of the tariiT commission *a\»: sical instruments, etc.: 10 cents n governors’ meeting and the regulnr Tlie gain of ground serves still fur­ “The dream of a telephone.in every meeting each month "shows the kind gallon -'a gaoline, to he paid by the ther to protect the fori*st of Villershouse would be merely n practical Sanford Motor Club Now a Reality wiitilcnulcr, 10 | er cent e»n hotel bille of enthusiasm thut will win out. working out of this problem on peatfer rooms dyer $2.50 u day or Amer­ Cotterets, otherwise called the Betz In splendid session lust night at There are many good things com­ ican plan over $5.00: 10 per rent on forest which forms a bulwark of the al lines. Communication is proper­ the Hotel Carnes the Sanford Motor ly a government function. \\h y . Cluli was, organized and “ If* '''* ing -o Smford and it i* not the time all cafe or restaurant hills and taxes defense of Compcigne, the important to go to sleep on the job and if ev­ of unstsited amounts on the follow­ French base nnd railway junction, Because communication is n means elected as follow.!! ery real citizen of Sanford would ni- ing: cscntial to the gratification of praeon the cast of that town. President, II. G. Di'terich teltd the Board of Trade meetings lirally every human need. Anything On the British front, south of the Men’s suits selling for more than If. K. Stevens, 1st v|.c president they would loam Something of inter­ short of n universal system of com­ Somme. Field Mnrshul Haig’s in­ 130, women’s suits over $40 and K. M. Cameron. 2nd vict president est to themselves and for their rity. munication ’ lacks 100 per rent efcoats over $30; men’s huts over $4. fantry .pushed still farther Inst night 11. J. Holly, secretary nt .teas. firi.-n- v. '• The American postolfiee is n additional holding The Board <d Trade expect* t “ lo­ shin* over 12, .pajamas over $2. und won . Mr. Van Vulkenllurgh. field secre­ luo ,,cr cent efficient, for through it ground east of Villers-Bretonneux, cate one of the, largest and best can­ hosiery o \e r 35 cents, shoes over $5, Capt. Poland nnd Capt. Messen­ you can reach every human being tary of the Florida State Autotm ' ile ning and preserving works in this gloves over $2, underwear over $3, on the ridge which stands as an Im­ having an address within its domain, Association reviewed the pritieii !'•» pnrt of the state in this city ere long all neckwear and canes; women’s portant eastward defense of Ihp ger made it plain ".that they were on which the allllinted motor eh bs not In Florida to designate any par­ in Alaska and in the Philippines. . of Florida work and read part of 'lie and is now making arrangements for drei*es over $25, skirts oxer $15, allied base nt Amiens. Raiding operations comprised the ticular Inland waterway route hut • This is true, liowover, only «>f the report of linings of hi* old club, ilie them to come here. This plant will hat* over $10, shoes over $G. lingerie simply to collect data and full in­ u at ten communication. Why should Automobile Club of Southern Ce.li- manufacture all kinds of preserves \jver Jo. corsets over $5, and all furs, mnjor portion of tho activities on formation conec’rniing^' 'tonna • ge, not the same standard he applied in fornip for the year 191" nr.d all pres­ and jellies, canned fruits and veget­ fans, etc., children’s clothing, in­ the remainder of the allied front. amount of local Improvement* made, ’ the matter of r.pokcn communlca- ent were impressed with the pwsi* ables and will also install a small de­ cluding suits, over $15, purees, toilet — / amount of freight thnt would he. i bilitics of any motor club handled hydrating plant for the drying of articles, etc., over $2. tion? -** . Amorirn nnd the allies are about shipped by water if the river was vegetables nnd fruits. It will menn In addition to all these taxes, to face . another enemy—the pro­ improved, etc. In fact these repre­ ••Rural free delivery service costs nnd supported ns is the Club of a grent amount of new business for sentatives are here to gather in­ the postolfiee department $50,000.­ California, the California Clul) hav­ this city and will he the means of which would be levied directly upon German government of Finland. Intervention by the allies in Rus­ formation about waterways and wa­ 000." he said. "B u t it adds 20 per in g ' a total-membership of 13.000. bringing many new families ami will the consumer, the list proposes doub­ n e t efficiency to the postal service. having added 3.000 member*1the also us.- up much of the | roductr ling the present motion picture nii- sia is likely to come, not through u ter transportation and its relntinn Why should not the telephone ser­ pnvt year that now (*o to waste ic th field-1mission tnx und imposing a i n ' of fl! Japanese a rm y at Vladivostok, hut to the raltfond* und this information jer cent, on moving picture theuter ; tr o u g h an Ameriran, French nnd will he compiled by Secretary Mar­ vice lie 100 per cent efficient, reach­ The field oeeretary said that •’ after the shipping season is ovr* icnisls, with the (-m int film tnx British force in Arctic Russia nnd lowe nnd forwarded to Washington ing every place rcnchcd by the letter would he the aim of the Florida There is. also a vast field opening eliminated. and the Importance of this vlsls ond. . Finlnnd. State Association to copy after the service? y . in the manufacture of Juice from the good work of the Sanford Board -, v “ Let us look a t the cost. There California Club nnd inasmuch as the orange*,' grapefruits nnd.lim es and It will probably result in the res of Trade will ho developed later. • YOUR COUNTY HKLI Florida people were his own home arc now about 12,000,000 phones in toration of the eastern hattlefront pineapples in i lorida ar.il Sanford i ■ As t y 'whether the E ast Corst use. It would requlro 10,000.000 folks he Wanted to. see the hist the ideal lornti* n for a lug plant cf nnd ultimately occupation of I’etVote for t'ompulfory Dipping of rogrnd by the allies —unless the Ger­ Coral will he taken by the govern­ more to put phones In the other association in Florida of any in the this kind. • < nttle homes and offices. Under present country. mans and their Finnish dupes get ment depends upon the question of In fact thh -Ry should he tluKiHlng.caf.lv fever licks iz cheater there first.. I whether the East Coast Canal wants private auspices service must he con­ Secretary Mead of thr state asso­ them at the prr»en» to give the canal to the government ducted on a subscriber hnsis, so that ciation made a nice address and home of • -veral manufacturing than • feeding w„ , it 1 These are the outstanding features or not and whether the state of «nly reason the - ife „,|t „ ,for ,l . , ..l . r <.l l „.nt, milkalthough p!iU,. W< • . vnu„ |, » , jumbled .l.u .llo n of How how tne the Florida nnnnugn you you pay for a telephone told ol rn>nu« State Awt>- plants and Florida has one claims or not and you ran reach only those who 1,11 *' cj,(jon in the past year by watching not here Is th .l the people huve to the community IA which wc live in Northwestern Russia. I to do everything possifile for its ad­ never gone after them. many other contingents. These scribe. This means th at as to the legislation jat{on had saved every au:o The while guard government of . • a I_ . „ 1 ii ttnrflvT Pi * ■ II . ,1 M n n t « a v antage. Our neighbor’s propaerlty quer itr.s will not he taken up by homes the system la only partly ef­ owner real. ra*h■ •in dollars and cen*a. « I misna a great deal more to us thnn Finland is reported in one dispatch tha governm ent at this time hut the ficient. . The fortunate who have He told of how the Automobile those who live elsewhere. Through already to have declared war on the people can rest assured th at when an phones suffer na much as those who Theft Bureau had recotered 24 out FLORIDA’S EX ‘jKLLENT IIOOL FACILITIES the cflotts of our Board of Trade entente. Whether this Is true or-not, Inland waterway Is designated for do not havtf phones, because they of 25 autoa stolen’from members jn this county attracts half a million it is only a question of time when"the Florida th a t tho Bt. Johns river will can* reach only part pf the popple. the year past.dollars of tourist money each year, Finnish government, under German he TH E WATERWAY. Now as to those who.could not sub­ He spoke of the great publicity University of Florida and Florida hut the tourists have to bring their pressure will come out openly scribe, I. e., guarantee a minimum that the state association was get­ 'A ll these matters ore not within Slate College for Women Are milk and beef with them’ to a lurge ngntnst the allies. patronage in consideration of one or ting for Florida through the big af­ the province of the two officials hero Godsend to Young Men and • extent owing to the scarcity und two party line service, free phones filiated motor magazines throughout Wednesday and were not discussed Women of the State ’• ‘’Over the T oji”. Is Great poor qiiuiity of . both produced, could ho three, four or ij . at the meeting hut tho Sanford count 1)0 installed, tnaiauca, inn-v, •ArJ^ . ■ ___ I ltn i Elsewhere in this paper Is an ad­ caused by' the ravages of the catile "O ver tho Top” taken from '(n oai r t \ r Trade"i* alive to this altunor party lines, on the penny in the* t |ng slot plan. You could then reach He spoke of the new sign posing vertisement of the University of fever licks on Seminole county herds. pey’s great story and featuring Ltn*j ^ not leaving any stone arrangement and stated that Sanford Florldu and the Florida State Cu Your Vote for compulsory dipping pey himself Isattracting ^ cat I'. nturncd io mil attention to . the. everybody.’ was fortunntc that it is organizing lege for Women, institutions of which of cattle will helj*to remedy this un­ crowds at the Lyric this week. ? vcr i , ccr.*r.iorcial nnd strategic valut*. "The greater part of the construc­ a motor c lu h ^ t the. present time ns the Top is token from actual warlKrin ‘ 1St. Johns river In war -----time* ----------every Floridian haa a right to feel favorable condition, by authorizing of tho aa*. tion expense has already been incur­ they are coming in under these new conditions and give* you a thrill the county commissioners to proceed proud, for they are second to none in well as. In peace times. . " red for this universal system. The plans of sign posting and special the south and have few close deals. with plana to eradicate the ticks every minute. Manager Lone Is to trunk line wires have been laid every sign hoards; And the bu tlntts men of Sanford • lie cor.Knduluted upon bringing the where. Under, present restrictions Members of the Icglslturc have next season. arc overlooking a very Important Tfie president of the Sanford Club The development of the cattle In­ grout film to Sanford and being able m atter when they fall to take more* situation may be likened to a sewer immediately-appointed a member­ felt that the best was not^too good to show It three nlghtr. At the spec­ system laid upon every street in the ship committee and each member of for. Florida young men and young dustry after the ticks aro eradicated ial request of many patrons he will interest In the m atter of auch vital’ will add greatly to tho resources of town but. w ith only part of the this committee promised to bring in women, nnd since the means have ahoiv “ Over the Top" again tonlghtx interest to the entire community. houses connected with it. To make between now nnd Tuesday of next born provided purents ihould make this city and county, which will ho At tho Lytic Theatre. ’the telephone arrvlce universal the week from three to five new mem­ almost any sacrifice to sond their- „ large help in sustaining our schools, Sunday at Congregational Church pnstoffico needa only to add these children' to one of these great col­ churches and public Institutions. "W hat la the Use? or, Chrlat’a * Presbyterian Church connecting phones.f leges. Tho committee of the Sanford Answer to an Every Day Question," There will he the usutl servlets at "Many people do not know that a To Onr Customers The cost-la so small and the bene­ dub have sot their mark at one hun­ will he the subject at tho morning . • toll telephone wire can aUo be used Tho F rinch Shop wiahe* to thank the Presbyterian church next Sab­ fits so great, that no boy or girl service. ’ • • ' , dred members. • bath. . Sunday scliooi at 9:45 n. m. to rarcy telegraph mesaage* with no all their patron* for their patronage The Sunday school* Invite* you to The members of the committee should he permitted to grow Into Morning worship at 11 a. m. interference*and th a t postal systems mahnood or womanhood w ithout a during th e three year* In huslne»* attend ltn gathering a t 9:45, with Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. so use them. Wc have the Western are a* follow*: -. college education. Now th a t the was here. W c'are leaving tomorrow for graded lessons. " There are classes Evening worship 8 p. m. . Uqlon, the Postal ‘and the Bell sys­ R ."J. Holly, Forrest Lake O, L. has emphasized so strongly the nbed Orlando where wo have n store und for all. * .• A cordial welcome ttf all. tem each operating s«h>arately with Taylor. H. R..Stevtens, A. P- Con­ for specially trained persons, parenta a large and most eomplcto line' of r T h t Power-cf the Crcra Ir. Af­ distinct mechanical agencies. All nelly. C. E. Henry. «• G Dleterich. having children advanced far enough Millinery and Ladles’ Ready to these could he com bined‘to furnish a H. L. Haight. E. W. Dickson. J . I . to enter the University or the college Wear. We will lie pleased to see all Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krupp re­ rica" Is the theme of the Endeavor simultaneous-equipment for carrying Stewart, Dr, Robson, F. M. t a n our old and the new customers at turned Wednesday from Baltimore meeting, with Mrs. Ensmlnger In should write for catalogue. telegraph and telephone messages. iron. . • charge. Tbi* la ■ .specially pre­ • . There Is no need whatever to send the Orlando atore where they Will be and New York. Mr. K rupp went to pared missionary service. • ** . . Were this don«* the cost Of telegram* a boy or girl to collego in another given the aame courteous treatm ent New York to ace his son who left "Ancient and Modern Jlechabltea" could l)o easily reduced, half, and tel­ for Franco last week. Mr*. Krdpp At the Baptlat Temp% atate. I t la Imposaible to find su­ os wc have Riven them fit, the past. ephone messages correspondingly. ■pent the time visiting friends In will he the theme of the evening ser­ . * The French Shop, Preaching by t h e p a a tW .^ o v /M . perior training, better fare, o r tnore "Our country !■ bahlnd nil the n M aucy. Subject for the m®™' Baltim ore. , . . vice beginning a t 7:30. Corner Church L Orange Ave., world In the utilisation whlrh it ine"service "Bold Confession." Sub- healthful conditions and moral en­ The eleven o'clock and seven th ir­ J : Orlando, Fla. vironment. makes of i t s ' telephone and -tele­ (eft* Vcr -even Ini, M bs Mary McClung is the charm ; ty church services will be suspended Young men and young, women who graph facilities because of the high A postcard from Hon. Schelle |ng guest of her sister, Mrs. C. H. for a .few weeks, but Suhday school Abounding” Sunfl.y rates which obzx{n *here, the tele- a m l ? B. Y. P. U . at 7:00 p. ro, intend spending their ifvea in Florida Maine* bear* the picture of a road Dlng?o.. Miss McClung haa been at will be maintained, and the Chris­ will, find it a soucre of benefit and # graph rate* running from two to t* tian Endeavor meeting* will unite aervice .11:00 a. m. and houae near Dayton, Ohio, and he Cam p Wheeler, Macon,- Georgia for fovr times, aa high and the telephone 8 00 p M. A cordl.1 InVIUlloo I* pleasure to -b e associated a t college unblushlngly write* th a t he stopped aevetml months, the .gueat of her with the mid-week aervice on W ed­ with persons from ievery county in rates from two to eight times aa high X & d to .li: to ottend th « o nesdays at 7:30. , . brother, M ajor :P#rcy .McClung.. there the other, day. ' - »T~\fm " eJw *•4 ‘ J the state. . * • “ aueh rate* on the continent of vloea. .• •* . Europe. • . ‘OX* r • •\■ ,* -*v » f ' " ' fAY.S > h* . *t fY** :. SEK % V »\'« V \VJ\ L\ -4 �W ar COME TO THE STAR ONE TIME AND WE WILL MAKE A MOVIE FAN OF YOU 3DAY—Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in THE VOICE OF CONSCfEN6E’’,also that Winderful Serial “THE WQMAN IN THE-WEB*? * * ■ WEDNESDAY — The Celebrated Mme. Nazimova in “Revelation” a Metrd Screen Classic in 9 Reels. THURSDAY—Alice Brady in “The Silent Sacrifice” also a Comedy. . FRIDAY — Bessie Barriscale in “Madam Who” also Mutt and Jeff. ; SATURDAY—Fannie Ward in “The Innocent” also “The Lion’s Claws” also a Comedy. MONDAY—“THE ZEPPELIN’S LAST RAID” The Sea^ ■ son’s (Greatest Play. • CO M ING —“ My O w n U n ited S ta tes i Changed D aily-E vening *^rfor at 7:30 ExcepfSaturday~then at 7:15 Ill-- .ie ItarrUeale to Appear In iiarrold Mac G rath's Story of llomnnre and My*tcry Hiving established herself through cu* the world as K screen actress of suj-rcir.e importance, and having enacu- i many «>f the most notable por­ trayals in the realm of th** silent dianir., Betsic Barriscale will be seen or. the screen at the Star Theatre Friday in her first Paraltn Play, “ Madam Who," an elaborate film production taken from the story of the same name by Harold acG rtth which appeared In one of the popular magazines last fail. The locale of the story is laid in the pouth during the period of the C-ivir War. It is not a war story, however, but tells of the thrilling NAZIMOVA ^ “REVELATION At ili»? Stxr Wednesday. . ndventures of n young girl who, through her great love for the south­ ern cause has entered the secret ser­ vice of the south, und i« sent into the enemy’s country to match wits with the cleverest agents in the na­ tion’s capitol. The story abounds with romanre and the suspense is held until the final moments of the play when through u series of rapid moving complications, which prom­ ise disaster at any moment, the girl finds hnppiness nnd is* pledged to the man of. her choice. JY. AMERIC A’S HERO GIVEN OVATION AT LYRIC Throngs Applaud Famous Y'ankcc Fighter in Mllghly Vitagrnph Picture ’"Over the lo p " Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey, hero of a hundred fights with the Hun, went "Over the Top" at the Lyric Theatre Inst, night, and with him went the sympathies and cheers of the largest audience that ever wns jamme into u local theatre. The first showing of "Over the Top," the magni cent Vitagrnph pic­ ture made from Empey’s famous war hook was the most noteworthy event in the history of the Lyric Theatre nnd one of the most inspir­ ing patriotic incidents this city has witnesae since the United States en­ tered the war. , There were three reasons for this: First, the people saw tho fighting sergeant and American soldiers in action for the second time. Second, "Over the Top," ns pre­ sente on the screen by the Vitagraph Company ia the meat vivid, patriotic appeal th a t has been ma e s ^ a s z x n B s ^ ts s c x c B will recognise many ot the characters that they met in th e book, partlcularly Albert Lloyd, the coward. This incident of a man who feared and then, when be had been sen­ tenced to death as a coward, redeem­ ed himself- by rescuing his comrades lif the face of a torrent of ehemy bullets, stood out wit - the sharpness of a cameo In th e . book and it has been reproduced on the'icreen~'wlth even greater vividness. * “ Over th e Top" is convincing, be­ cause one feels that it is accurate in detail and in action. Empey, the hero of the play.lives again on the screen th e thrilling moments he e perienced during the eighteen months he was on the battle front; and, In view of th e fact th a t he personally view o f the (act th a t Jie personally directed the t>ui|dlng of the trenches, the outlining of Ihe' •oidlers‘*'who' ta. e part 'in t'he'raidipg scenes and everything connected with th e ’mili­ tary phases of the picture, these are the most realistic scenes conceiv­ able. ' . * LIEUTENANT PA T O’BRIEN WeB'wrecked'By bombs 'by our airmen our guards made us stop a moment or two while they passed encoring remarks among themselves. • One of the most interesting souve­ nirs I have of my Imprisonment at Conrtrsl Is a photograph of a group of us taken In tha_prison courtyard. Dy special arrangement with the The picture was made by one of the War D epartm ent^ the trench scenes guards, who sold copies of -It to those wero made a t Camp Wheeler, near of us who were able to pay his Macon, Ga., and more that 7,600 prlc>»*one mark apiece. Aa we faced the camera I suppose U. S. Regulars were use in the raid* ing operations. The airplane scenes' we all tried to look our happiest, bat the* most thrilling of the^klnd ever thq majority of us, I am afraid, were seen on the screen, also were ma e too sick a t heart to raise a smile, even for this occasion. One of oar by government consent, the filming linn guards is shown In the picture being done at one of the army avia­ seated at the table. I am standing tion camps on Long Island. directly behind him, attired In my fly­ Sergeant Empey is really a won­ ing tunic, which they allowed me to derfully heroic man. His life has wear all the tlm o l was in prison, as been one series of adventures from Is the usual custom with prisoners of the time he was shanghaied at the fear. Three of the British officers age of s venteen, and carried around shown In the picture, In the fore­ the Horn. He served six years in* ground, ore clad In “aborts." Through all my subsequent ndventhe U. S. Cavalry, waa a National turea I was ablo to retain a print of Guardsman for seven years, and then tills Interesting picture, and although went to France as a member of the when I gaze at It now It only serves First Royal London F ualjli^, being In Inrrpimn my gratlflcatloivat my Ulti­ ll)ill 0 escape. It” fills rao with regret to think thnt my fellow prisoners wero not so fortuhntc. ’All of them, by this tltuo nro undoubtedly eating their hearts up In the prison rumps of In­ . 1 did record ns n mnchinc gunner, terior Germany. I’oor fellows! Despite the pennty faro and tho re­ bomber nnd rnidcr. He was honor­ ably discharged nnd returned to this strictions wo were under In this prison, country, where he took up patriotic wo did innnnge on one occasion to ar­ range a regular banquet. Tho plan­ ‘ n ‘ work, raising more than one million ning which wob nccessnry helped to dollars for th e Second Liberty, Loan, pnss the time. ,<r- approximately $75,000 for the Ited At this time there were eight of us. vns Cross and soldiers* smoke funds, nnd Wo decided that the principal thing ind thousands of men for the army nnd wo needed to mako the affair a suc­ ver navy. Hundreds of thousands of cess wns potatoes, and I conceived a pcoplJ' have heard him lecture nnd plan to get them. Every other after­ for his hook, "Over the Tdp" has been noon they took us for a walk In the for | fend by more than 3,000,000 per- country, nnd It occurred to mo thnt lVt|. sons. In addition, his special articles It would be a comparatively simple it*s nnd "Over the Top" In serial form matter for us to pretend to be tired and sit down when wo enmo to tho i,ns have been published In’ more than first potato patch. >ng "00 newspaper, and have been read It worked out nlcdy. When we •an by millions more, came to the first ’potato patch that tic On top of these accomplishments, afternoon, we told our guprds that we nl- Empey has proved himself a splen- wanted to rest a bit and wo were us diil actor, hia portrayals of the role allowed to sit down. In tho course nt, of Gary Owen being one of the of tho next flvo minutes each of us ora strongest th a t has been seen on the managed to get a potato or two. Be­ of Hcrccn in many a day. The man ing Irish, I got six. • ’ When wo got back to tho prison, I ad lives the character of the dashing he American nnd he plays with n sin- mnnaged U> steal a handkerchief full of sugar, which, with some apples that 1eerily ij-ldom seen on the screen. we were allowed to purchase, wc cusnn Albert E. Smith, the president of the lly converted Into n sort of Jam. Vitagrnph Company hns long been Wo now hnd potatoes and Jnm, but tjfj noted for hia selection of casts, hut no bread. It happened that tho Hun on he,probably never selected n better who had ehnrgo of tho potatoes was Jst one than is seen it» support of Em­ n great muslclnn. It wns not very , ,i pcy. Lois Meredith, the heroine is difficult to prevail upon him to play p’r_ n beautiful girl and splendid actress, us sonic music, nnd while he went out 'w hile dear "M other" Maurice, pb to get his zither I went Into tho bread lEm pey's old nurse is superb In her pantry and stole n loaf of bread. Most of us had sared some butter K° | character. Jnmcs Morrison, a* the from the dny before, nnd wo used It nt coward is a dramatic treat, nnd Ar­ to fry our |>otntocs. By bribing ono on thur Donaldson and Julia Swayne of tho guards, lie bought some eggs for ho Gordon, two of tho fin o t players in us. They cost 25 cents apiece, hut wo ud all the ranks of motion pictures win were determined to mnke’thls bnnquet in- praise desplte the fnct thnt they piny a success, no matter what It cost. u* the roles of enemies. A very beau­ Tho conking was done by tho prison tiful girl and- one of great promise cook, whom, of course, we hnd to ,ly ia introduced in Betty 'Blythe, who bribe, When the meal was ready- to servo ;te plnya the part of a French gcntlejc soman who meets death a t the hands It consisted of scrambled eggs,*fried potatoes, bread and Jam, and a plvdiet of the German Invaders, of beer which wo wero nllowcd to buy. its Manager Lane of the Lyric ThoThnt was the 20th of August, llnd ey jitre is deserving of special commend- I known that It 'was to be tho Inst real meal that I wns to eat for many weeks, I might have enjoyed It even more thnn I did, but It wns certainly very good. We hnd cooked enough for eight, but while we wero still eating, nnother joined us. Ho wns nn English officer who hnd Just been brought In on a stretcher. For seven days, he told us, lie luid Inin In n shell hole, wounded, nnd he was almost famished, nnd wo were mighty glad to share our ban­ quet with him. We called on each man for a speech, and ono might have thought that wo wore nt a first-class club meeting. A few dnys nfter thnt our party wns. broken up and some of tbo men, I sup­ pose, I shall never see. again. Shown In Sanford One of the souvenirs of my adven­ ture Is a check given me during this ‘‘bnnquet’’ by L ieut James Henry Dickson of the Tenth Royal Irish Fusllecrs, s fellow prisoner. It was for 20 francs and was mtdo payable to tho- order of “Mr. Pat O'Brien, 2nd , Limit," Poor Jim forgot to scratch out tho ."London" and substitute "Courtrnl” on the date lino, but, Its .* • X4luo. M a souvenir Is Just aa g re a t SERGT. ARTHUR GUY EMPEY OVER THE A Voice from the Trenches. Positively the Greatest Picture Ever Bessie JBarrisc*le as ••Jeanne Beaufort!.' 1b her Paralt* product!*# Harold Me0 ra te 's mystery "story, Madam At the Star Theatre Friday When bo fnfF R T o mo he had tundra that I would have an opportunity oo soon afterward to each It In person, although I am quite aura that what­ ever financial reverses I may be des­ tined to meet, m pw ant will never be great enough to Induce roe to realise on that thcck. * . • .There waa one subject that was talked about In this prison whenever conversation lagged, and I suppoio It Is the same In other prisons too. What wero the chances of oscapo I Every man seemed to have n differ­ ent Idea and one way, I suppose, was about ns Impracticable as another. Nono of us ever expected to get a cluinco to put our Ideas Into execution, but It was Interesting speculation. nn<J anyway ono enn never tell wlint op­ portunities might present themselves. One suggestion was thnt we disguise ourselves ns women. “OTIrfen would stand n,better chance disguised n.s s horse 1", declared another, referring to tho fact that iny height (I mn six feet two Inches) would niuUo mo‘more con­ spicuous as a woman than as a rtinn. Another suggested thnt wo steal a German Gothu—a typo of nlrplnna used for long-dlstnnce bombing. It W these machines which are used for bombing London. They arc manned by threo men, one sitting In front with a machine gun, tho pilot Bitting behind him and an observer sitting In the rear with another machine .gun. Wo fig­ ured thnt, nt a pinch, perhaps, seTcn or eight of us could mako our escape In a single machine. They have two motors of very high horse power, fly very high and mako wonderful speed. But wo had no chancu to put this Idea to the test. I worked out another plan by which I thought I might have a chance If I could ever get Into ono of tho German airdromes. I would conceal myself In ono of the hangars, wait until ono of tho Gcnnun machines started out. sad as ho taxied nlong tho ground I would rush out, shout nt tho top,of my votro and point excitedly nt his wheels. This. I figured, would cause the pilot to slop and get out to see what was wruDg. By thnt time I would he up to him, and as ho stooped over to Inspect the ma­ chine,- 1 could knock him senseless. Jump Into the machine and bo over the lines before the lluns could make up their minds Just what had happened. It wns a fine dream, but my chnuco wns not to como thnt wny. Thero were dozens of other ways which we considered. Ono man would bo for ondenvorlffg to make his way right through tho lines. Another thought the safest plan would he to awlui soiuo river that crossed the lines. ’ Tho Idea of ranking one's why to Holland, a neutral country, occurred to everyone, but thqono great obstacle In that direction,'wd all renllxed, wss the great Barrier of barbed nnd elec­ trically charged wlro which guards ev­ ery foot of tho frontier between Bel­ gium nnd Holland, and which Is closely watched by the German sentries. This barrier wns a three-fold ofTslr. It consisted first of a barbed wire wsll six feet high. • Six feet beyond Hist wns n nlucrfoot wall of wire power­ fully charged with electricity. To touch It meant electrocution. Beyond flint, nt a distance of six feet, was another wall of barbed wire sir feet high. • • Beyond the barrier lay Holland nnd liberty, but how to get there wns a problem which none of us could solve and few of us ever expected to have n chance to try. _ Mine enmo sooner thnn I expected. (Continued in Next Issue) See 7,500 of Our Boys at Camp Wheeler, Macon, Ga., Go Over The Top * A ** Real* W ar Picture* S h o w in g -W a r as it is-T oday. P le n ty o f Figh tin g ‘ ' See the B ig G u n s in A c tio n . ' • V Reserve Seats at Bower & Roumillat Drug Store Children 27c pins 3c equals 30c Adults 50c plus 5c equals 55i stion for presenting such s wonder­ ful picture in such s wonderful way. HU decorative scheme was beautiful in conception and execution and the special music- which he had arranged for "O ver the Top" wes cne of tho most delightful features of ,a th o r­ oughly inspiring evening.—July 10­ 11th - * The BootUflfl«ris Requsst Asked If he had anything to say fora receiving sentence to the county Jail on his conviction as a boollnt*a Vernon county offender told Judge he'd like to he aUow*dto lect before going behind thoJ J ,r J , ‘£y IS due him from the sale of tho. on which the prosecution was bnseu. Kansas City Times. .- �C O U N T Y H APPENING S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD UPSALA AND GRAPEV1LLE Brother " Albertson of DeLand hopes to be with us for a.service at the Upsata church at S o'clock next Sunday. • Jesse Lee apd wife have purchased' a motor car and took a ride to Palm Springs with Mr. and Mrs. S te d t on the Fourth ' Mr. and Mra. Hodfin* spent> their Fourth a t Corob add Beach and Daytona, going over with a number of others. Mr. and Mrs. Krimling and friends were callers i t th e ' home of H . G. LundquUt. A number.met together for a little picnic near the Lutheran church, among whom were Rev. Ericson, wife and children, Mr. and Mrs. Borell and Woodard Bcrtelson, Eva Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Magnuaon and later H. G. LundquUt and family .and Miss Olga Betlen. MUi Lily Enzer Is. home for a short vacation a t th e home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ehrenshcrgcr. -W e understand th a t Mrs. Hilmcr LundquUt is entertaining her sinter from W inter Garden. Mrs. Geo. Ballinger returned homp Tuesday nfter a pleasant visit of over two weeks spend with * her friends, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Coller in Sanford, very much improved in health. T hat makes the rope. T hat rings the bell, T hat sounda the knell T h a t lends the kaUer Back to hell. : BEST IN THE LONG W. A. K night/G ottes McClelland and Herbert Squire have returned from the peach belt fn Georgia,: wher they were employed for some time. For lack of help many peaches were wasted, so we are told. There wan an extra large crop this year. * IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE V > * And Calfle Shouldi Re a Strong Argument I t pays to advertise. Through the support given by our business men to advertising campaigns for winter tourists, Sanford has become well known as a tourist city, and several million dollnrn have been spent here by o\ir' Visitors. Those advertising campaigns cast considerable iponey, but we have the opp o rtui*i!.i Ui gel a lot of'valUalile publicity without spending money, by merely registering n unanimous vote for compulsory dipping of cattle at th e election to he held next Tues­ day. Every Florida county which has held an election for this proposition has returned an overwhelming voti in favor of it and has received fa­ vorable advertising in northern liv* stock juornals. Our cattle owners want our votes for compulsory dipping of cattle, so they* can proceed with n systematic campaign of tick eradication, and get the county relcaicd from tick fever quarantine. At tin same time we can get free publicity on being one of th e banner live stock counties In Florida, which wilt attract the uttfntidn of pro­ gressive farmers in northern states much quicker, than a lot of paid ad­ vertising put out of our city and RUN The Firs! OOT soldiers BOODRICH For u lt at •I)' Goodrich Drenches sad Drpoll SHB lOE t ir e s The history of the last twenty-two years of The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company is pretty much the history of pneumatic automobile tire. But whether Goodrich was bringing forth America's first clincher tire, or America's J5r*f cord tire— Goodrich built tires to but one end—SBRV1CB VALUB to the user—the worth of the tire to the motorist on his car and on the road in comfort, economy, dependability and durability, and mileage. That is why the tire user to-duy gets the utmost SBR* v icn VA1.UR in GOODRICH SIL V E R T O W N ’ C O R D S , and BLACK SA FETY TR EA D S. Demand * SERVICE VALUB TIRKS. * * T H E B. F. GOODRICH R U B B ER 'C O M PA N Y Jacksonville Branch: 803 Main S t, Jacksonville,‘11*. iW x .» r* s THE C IT Y • ** « »■ O F G O O D R IC H • A K R O N , O H IO . Car Load of Fine Tennessee Mules Just Arrived. Undoubtedly We Have 19 of-lhe R n esL Animals -Eyer OIFered for Saje in anford GET YOUR PICK NOW T flE Y A r S g o i n g FAST IGOU & JONES STABLES FORM ERLY HAND BROTHERS Cor. Park Ave. and 2nd Street Sanford, Florida 3aeK iniinim i3Beciiiniiiiui»SK Sxaiiiiiiini9eM SK X iiooiiiia3eaciiH niiiiB»e»eniniitiiii»e^ county, under quarantine conditions. Opportunity Is knocking a t our door. We can let it in, by every qualified voter taking time enough next Tuesday to' go to his pqjjjng place and vote for compulsory dip­ ping of cattle. Don’t » SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR Nary Karl Schultz, Sherman Routh, Collier Brown, Oliver M um'll, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Koumtilat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oscur House, C. J. Lawton, James Purvis, William Hnrtley, Wallace Lipford, W. C. Temple. Forrest Gatchel, Ed'. Cameron, Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert Deane, Tenny Deane, F. F. Roper Douglass C. Gridin, W. M .C hancelleor, Theo. Stiles, Alton E. Fnrnell. . Army John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell Lrslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Walker, Dr, -Ralph Stevens, Joe Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ burn, Albert Fry, James Estridge, George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. A. Pattishali, Meade Fox, Ingram Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ liams, Vail Lovell, M artin Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, John Lee, Jr., A. Stafford, 'Andrew Aulin, John Cater Lawton. Alfred M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis. Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. F. Coates, E rnest' Gormley, Walter Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam Pevehousc, Horry Carlson, C. E. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrotd Long Jam es Weaver, Norman B aker,-E r­ nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, Lcwtie Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T, O. Gillis, Willie 0. Goolsby, llarrold Holiday, C. R. Peabody. Robert* Merriwether, Robert Routh, Staf­ ford LeFils, Grover LeFils, Paul Dooley,' E. L. .M ott, Frank Camp­ bell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ burn, Oscar DuBose, Edwin L. Dinkle. Snm J, Pickens, Harry II. New­ man, Ilryon Walker, Andrew J. King, Charles. Priestcr, Robt. O. W eeks,. Walfred Pierson, Vandcr Perriltc, ‘A dolph Shaw, Barney F. Griggs, -H arry Miles, Duncan M it­ chell, Drawdy M atthers, Lewis Col­ lins, John A.-Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch, James .11, Lee, J. C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith; *Roy Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal, George Hyman, John E. Hawkins, Fred Bal­ lard, ^Carl Robert Willie, Joe Zapf, R tlpli Geiger, Horry Geiger, Fred Ballard, Robert Hill. Eddie Potter, Raymond McDon­ ald, Carl M cD onald,.. Clarence Temple, Joo Guerry, William Shep­ ard, Carl Takach, Victor M„ Greene, First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring, Second Lieut. Ralph Wight, Clarence Ma­ honey, Homer Wynne, Walter Ma­ son, John Pezold, Paul Pezold, Ed­ mond Stowe, Frank Losslng, Arthur Lossing,* Berkeley Blackman,' Worthlngtori Blackman, Wallace' Lee, Henry Lee, Alvin Kendall, Brittain Johnson, Joseph Wynn, Chas. S, Lee, Tate Chapman, Robert A. Cobb, J. J. Driggers, A. I. Ross, Tom. Meredith, William Coulbourn, Fred Wight.' Reginald Holly, Virgil Lee Smith, Carl Mgjm, Hurtle Rymph, C art Bruton, H. A. Chorpening, Harry Phillips, Louis B. Lenarts, Enoch M. Austin, Edward C. Austin, Isaac ;M. Dyess,- Will Erickson, C. S. Hickson, T. F. Singletary, J. 0 . Huff, Edward Routh, J. R. Stroud, E. II, Webb, Edwin Raulerion, Ralph King, C. A, Clark, Marcus lU inhart, • McDonald Csrraw ay, George A. De Cottes, Let Your Stock Suffer v 7 * * ~ . - - u . • * s . e Cow Ease to Keep Off Flies , • ' F ern a ld H ardw are Company giiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiuixxiiimiiiiiixiiiiiniiiiiKiiiiiiiiniix | Eider Springs Water g g 1 Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To . Yotir Door Daily xiirnmmtxxnnn GENEVA L. M. Rhcblnder U having the Deice electric- light and wnter sys­ tem installed in hU residence and ■tor?. W. A. Whitcomb left for Bloom­ ington, III,, last Saturday. He ex­ pects to bring his family back with him .in the fall. ■ < "* l~ ' William and Raymond Kilbee and Orrie M atthews came home last Saturday from Georgia, w here'they have been packing peaches, • Miss Clara Phillips of Sahford. spent the-Fourth with Mr. an d Mrs. Charles Phillips on Lake Geneva. *Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Daniels aro back from New Smyrna, where they have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Payne Daniels and the new Utile grand daughter. . Mr. and Mrs. II. Baker expect to leave Boon for n few weeks' stay at Coronado Beach. MUs Ethel Collins of Chuluota spent last week with MUs Kate Flynt. Mr. and Mrs. L. A.-Sheldon of Iowa City spent last Sunday in Ge­ neva, attending Sunday school at the Methodist church in the morn­ ing. . ' WEST GENEVA AVENUE — T in fiicud.' ..f M r r WfflUHhs"will The muny friends of .Mrs. George lie glad to know she'in recovering Ballinger are glad to know she is on from her recent illness. the men again nfter n long spell of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Raulrrson sicknt-s^ijnd will soon he aide LT! spent the week end in Orlando. come ^ ira -. again. Mrs. Will Brown gave a farewell Mrs. J .I E. Vaughn has been on party last Wednesday evening in the sicklist nearly two weeks from a honor of Lister Brown, who left full she took Sunday a week ago. next morning for Key West to join We nro having good rains now for the navy. Mrs. Brown served ice sweet potatoes and everybody ought cream and pound cake, .mil all voted to plant, for they will he needed in her a charming ho-it-ss. every family. Well, U our dear boys keep up like / EAS1 AST SANFORD they are now we will all soon have pence on earth again. May God Moore’s Station annual Sunday give them good luck in all their (un­ school picnic will take place at Lake dertakings and livlp them through Harney Thursday, July I St It. Fine life, is my humble prenyer, bathing beach and pavilion with tables. Everyone and tfu-ir friends I don’t see much of the kaiser’s urged to come and bring their <Unhoys nowadays. The hoys have got . him harked and he will lie hacked ner. worse than he is* now before they - Mjs. L f). Martin and Mrs. F. F. gel through with him. D utton are leaving Thursday for Here U the dope Bridgton, Maine, tjie M artins' sum- mar hoh»£ The ladies expect; to make the entire trip b y Water. Mr*. C. B. Tyler Ii in Jackaonvllle this week. Mr. Tyler will ar­ rive In Jacksonville F rid a y ‘on the Arrapaho, having been In Syracuse, N. Y., several spelts on business. Miss Frances D utton is leaving this week for the ‘girla* summer camp In Junealike, N. C .. Junior Dutton la In Hendersonville, N. C., a t a boys’ summer cam p.' Sandy Anderson w ent to Tampa on Wednesday on a business and pleasure trip .'____ .— ___—-------- T Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raynor and M r. and Mr*. Will R aynor an d Miss Susie Squire made, a pleasant party £o ‘Daytona on thb F ourth. Air. jmd Mrs. L, M. Lucas went with a 'p arty of friends to the beach on the Fourth. ' *k Jimmie Howard has returned from Jacksonville where he has been at St. Luke's Hospital for some time. We are pleased to ssy he has received much- benefit from treatm ent,- v Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity j§ of 99.98 Per Cent. * s i T. 0 . C harles D istrib u tor I g . ‘ PHONE 338 - . | xiiiiiiiiiiiiximiiuiiiixiiiiiniinixxaiimmiiximiniinixiiiiifiNfnx Sanford Vulcanizing Works E. W. DICKSON 314 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 67 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires STARTING BATTERIES ALL REPAIR WORK' GUARANTEED FREE AIR SERVICE �gctU nffree bcfMTwfc reftU M U V r» through'the-window I I would flay® to go through that window while the train was going .full-«peed, because If I watted until it had slowed up or stopped cn: r, It would be g simple guards to overtake o r matter for shoot me. I opened the window. The guard who sat opposite mo—eo close that his feet touched m|no and the etock of his gun which tie held between his knees occasionally-struclrtuy fool— made ut> objection, Imagining no. doubt that I found the'ear too warm or that the smoke, wjtl^ whlcty the compart­ ment was filled, annoyted me. As I opened the window, the nolso tho train was making as It thundered along grew louder. It seemed to say: "You’re n fool If you do; you're a fool If yon don't—you’re n fool lLjfOil do— of my life if 1 could bare gotten away then and fooled that Hun—he was so ER I—Introduetoi O’Drten cocksure. is story purpose In wi Later wc.wero marched to tho train of bli sdvsoilures. that was to convey us to Qrnnany. It CHAPTER II—Tails of his snUstmant la consisted of some twelve coaches, aiRoyal corpo.^# trslnlna in and afs'transfsr u> Francs for.no- eleven of these containing troops going ut* duty. home on leave, nnd Iho twelfth re­ CHAPTER III—Describes fights tn which for us. We were placed In a ha bnufbl down,two (Jarman airplanas served M S * Anal «***>* tn which h / was fourth-class compartment with' old, Smushi down wounded within .the Oer- hard, wooden scots, a filthy floor and Jiqes sad wea mods a prisoner of no lights save a candle placed there w*r. CHAPTER IV—Discovers that derm an by a guard. There were eight of us boaptiai • lalT bev baroualy nasUcUd the prisoners sod four guards. 5 5 5 . wounded and <3• toted thalr anarAs we sat In the coach we were an m object of curiosity to the crowd who K ith la d«ht of his beat chum, Ueut. gathered at the station. ui Rainey. ’’Hope you have a nice trip t” ooo of them shouted sarcastically, "Drop rap a line when you get to Berlin, will you?** shouted another In broken English. “When shall • wo sco you agnln?" asked a third. "Itcmember me to your friends, will you? You’ll find plenty where you’re going I” shouted another. The German officers made no effiort CHAPTER VI to repress tho crowd. In fact, they Joined In the general laughter which followed every sally. I called to a German ofllccr who was ^passing our window. "You’re an olficer, nren’t you?" I asked, respectfully enough. "Yes. whnt of It?" ho rejoined. "Well, In England," I said, “wo let your officers who arc prisoners rido first class, Cun’t you fix It so that wo ‘can bo similarly treated, or least be transferred to second-class compart­ ment?*’ “If I bad my wny.” he replied, “you’d rido with tbo bogs I" Then ho turned to tho crowd and told them of my ri-quest and how ho had answered me, nnd they all laughed hilariously. This got mo pretty hot. "That would bo a d----- sight better than riding with the Germans I" I yelled after him, but If ho consid­ ered that a good Joke, he didn't pass It qa to tho cfowiL Borne months later when I had the honor of telling my story to king George, he thought this Incident wns one Of the best Jokes be had ever heard. I don't believe be over laughed hatder In bis life. Before our train pulled out. our gunnls had to present their arms for Inspection and their rifles were loaded In our presence to let us know tlmt they meant business. From the moment the train started on Its way to Germany, the thought kept' coming to my bend that unless I could mako ray esenpe before we reached that reprisal enmp I might ns well mnkd up my mind, ns far ns 1 1 wns concorhed, tho war wns over, i It occurred to me that If the eight of ub In that cor could Jump at a given I hlgnnl and seize those four llun gunnls 1 by surprise, we’d hove a splendid chance or besting them nnd Jumping oft the train when It first slowed down, hut when I passed the Idea on to my comrades thpy turned It down. Kven If the plan worked out ns gloriously ns I had pictured, they pointed out, the fact that so many of us had es­ caped would almost inevitably result In our reenpture. Tho Iluns would hnve Bcoured Belgium till they had got us and then wo would alt be shot. Perhaps they* wero right. Nevertheless, I was determined th a t,’ K o mailer whst the others decided to do, I was going to ronko one hid for freedom, come whnt might. As wo'passed through village afte r village in Belgium nnd I realised th at wo were getting, nearer nnd nearer to that dreaded reprisal cniup, I con­ cluded that my one and only chance of g S , r w s r u S ." « 2 y b n 'rtd fool If 'you d o n 'fW n d t aald to tnyaelf "tho noon bare it," and dosed.down the window again. AT soon aa tbo window was doted, the noise of the train naturally aubaided and Jta speed acctncd to dlmlnlab, and my plan appealed to tno stronger than ever. I knew the guard In 'fro n t of me didn't umlcratand-a--word of English, and wq >n n d ulet tone of voice. I con­ fided. |o"tiio- English officer who sat next me what I bad planned to do. " "For God's sake, Pat, chuck Iti" he Urged. "Don't ho a lunatic I ’This rail* road is double-tracked and rock-bal­ lasted and the other track Is on your side. * You stand every chance In the world or knocking your brains out against the rails, or hjttlng a bridge or a whittling post, and If you escape! those you wilt probably be hl£ by_an- haven’t one’ chance In a thousand to m nko.ltIV . There was n good dcftl of logic let what bo said, hut I figured that once I was In that reprisal-enrap L might never have eveu one chance In a thou­ sand to escape, and the Idea of re­ maining n prisoner of war Indefinitely, went against my grata. I rcsolyc<rto take my clinnce now nt. tho risk t>f breaking^mjr neck.. Tho car was full of smoke. I looked across a t the guard. He was rather an old man, going home an loarc, and he seemed (6 be dreaming1of what was In storo for him rather than paying any particular attention to me. Open In a while I had smiled a t him, and I figured th a t hjL hadn’t the slightest Idea of •• 1 (Continued on Psgi fl.i Fertilizer and Feed Bags A-SPECIALTY Sanford Jonk and Bag Company Opposite. Sjjy^Thestre P. O. 00x1192. Sanford, T li. A s th e Sum m er M onths are n ow w ith us, w e havfe beeii very fo rtu n a te in secu rin g m any very su itab le a rticles in W eare i . a ana a a ' aa . a . *■ a "1. a in g A pparel th a t w ill add to you r com fort d u rin g th ese w arm days F or M onday, very a ttra ctiv e p rices w ill g ree t you on every hand as you en ter th is store. D on ’t fo rg et th e date, M onday, J u ly 15th, and com e early a s first cu sto m ­ ers alw ays h a v e the first pick. ^ Pictorial-Review-Patterns POINTS THE WAY TO THRIFT THE SUMMER FROCK ' ■ JAPONIKA SILKS The popular fabric fur Monday’s selling will !« these pretty "Japonikn Silks" in solid col- fa pf ora. in nil the popular shades, also black WHITE PIQUE - Fine quality white Pique, standard width ns a special leader we have priced for Monday’s selling a yard only ............... Is Delightfully , Expressed In PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS for AlTGUST fa “C tk f* T he Sum m er F ashion B ook TABLE DAMASK 5H-in. Table Damask, in a neat, attractive floral pattern, in a good weight, worth more on P ffk today's market, but specially priced for Monday, a yard.......................................... . HUMMER SUITING 3G inches wide gray mixed Summer Suiting. The ideal material for Suits, Skirts and Jackets j A and dark enough to wepr while traveling— Sfiecial price per y ard ............... ........... ...... SHEPHERD CHECK SUITING • There is nothing neater, and more desirable than a black and white Shepherd Check Suiting. This material is 36-in. wide, a good weight f a gr and splendlil quality, for our Monday snlc S Monday is tho time and this b the place to attend the Ribbon Sale. • NOW ON BAU AMOSKEAG GINGHAMS are too well known to need tell anything about, as to their colors and wearing quality. Wc have n splendid selection of dress and apron checks, specially priced un­ der today's market. FLAXON For there rummer days there is nothing nicer than a pretty sheer weave " Klaxon" for Shirtwaists ur Dresses., Plain a a while 40 inches wide special a ynrd . ........ GAUZE VESTS ladies' sleeveless gauze Vests, taped at neck and nrmholcs, our special price Mon­ day for only RinUON SALE Pictorial-Review-Patterns h e d a in t y T CHARM OF -FOR ECONOMY72-IN, DAMASK $1:49 Just think, for Monday we will offer Damask and at the high price of linen it seems impassible injt the Monday’s prire is . ........................................... a c J ' in. Table SALE UNDERWEAR For Monday wo will place on sate a choice assort moot of Muslin Underskirts, with a good quality cm broidery flounces and considering lixjay’a market it seems impossible hut Just the same the price will be only ..... ........ t / GOWNS Here is another leader in Muslin Undcrw Indies’ cambric and nainsook Night Gowns |"v, with .neat embroidery nnd lace trimmed' wJ yokes, worth ll.&O.youn Monday for $1.00 UNDERSKIRTS 79c We,have prepared another big special for Monday Sale—Ladies' lace or embroidery trimmed « a Muslin Underskirts as a leader while they CREPE METEOR This beautiful material is nil silk, 40-in. wide, In black only, the material for service, for f h A O U T making a stylish skirt or dress. Spec- H a ^ /.IT I SALE PLEACHED MUSLIN 36-inches wide Bleached Muslin will, he on sale Monday (quantity limited to a customer) priced per yd. LACE SALE For Monday there yrill.be some very special bargains in French Vol., also Hound Thread Lace and Torchons. Don't miss the lace bargains. Gent's Furnishings SHOES! SHOES! It is a great satisfaction to be able to buy good shoes and not; have to pay $1,25 value for,................ ......................................... — too much. We have those great shoes. “Godman” for Ladies’, Misses, Children. assortment of patterns, all sizes, for only.™.......:-------------------And those “Fairfield” Shoes for men. Armed with this make of shoes we are UNDERWEAR SPECIAL nice lot of men's nsinsootr check.athletic Shirts or Dran 35c in a position to give you shoes th a t we have priced a garment will wear and also save you money. OVERALLS AND KAHKI PANTS We have, secured NIGHT SHIRT SPECIAL a special lot of Men’s full cut and full length Night Shirts, neatly trimmed, good a nice assortment to select from and the prices are For Men. . , what you are looking for to save money, For Monday’a Sate seo these "Cool Cloth" Suits for men in a neat gray weave with a splash effect. Special..—...............- --- ---------- ------- --—.—---- ---------- $10.00 SUITS, ONLY $6.98 T T \ J T / ' | ' W G T T I T Q Spells comfort and ease during these warm U la l l / i i O U I I O days, when' you -want your dothea to fit loose. See our sped*! showing "Athletic.. Union} Suits,r Monday O Q _ specially priced--------- ~--------------- —..... - ............(...---------- -------- OVL. GODMAN PUMPS . All Leather baby doll Pumps— for Children, sizes 8>{ to 11. These Pumps are all leather rife An with patent leather Ha I M H 4 finish. Monday's sale * r ^ LADIES PUMPS AND OXFORDS We.have somo selections for Mon­ day's Sale—st $2.98 ri» -e i n WHITE PUMPS Children's white Pumps, with white enameled leather sole. -Sizes 8H to II.- Our spec- ST»-f n A WORK SHOES For the Men w have two splendid lots of work Shoes rifefa A O special prices of $2.19 M V LADIES' HOSE Monday—Don't fail to sec our lino of Cotton, Lbte and Silk IIosc. Special values for 16c' ri» -4 i A 15c, 25c, 35c, 49c. CDc Ha I _ / l M MEN’S HALF HOSE Monday b "Sox" day for Men, Sec our aplondid values in cotton, tilk Hale and silk at LScy i» a 20c, 26c. 36c, 49c and h M f -f (lNCO&l'OIIATED) Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street $1*49 �THE 8ANF0RD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD atjd. teleg rap h . lines however and for just as freight c a n can be. cut out and loft on a side track, floats then wo will sec what we will sec. could cut out from the lino going up . B. i . HOLLY. Editor ono water couno a n d 'attach e d to T h e ' patriotic ..-girls of Sanfori W. M. HAYNES, business Manager should place the slackers In the Lugs going up another water course PubUtbtd l i m y Tuesday sad FrkUy slackers ,11st and se e -th a t they are just as c a n can bo cut out from one made aware of what real American nijlrriad and attached to trains run­ girls', think about th e m .» . Other ning on another railroad. In fact, MUOSCRIPTION p r ic k in a d v a n c e : countries are doing this and it is anything th a t can, be done for econ­ ONE TEAR........... ............ ................ ; . l* ...S (imo our.ow n people made note o ' omy and convenience in shipping MX MONTH# ............................ .. the young men who can go- tcsjwllr freight by rail from ono p a rt of the MIRKS MONTHS........................ .......... country to another jcodld be done by D tRtfrsd Is Iks a i y hr C u rrit M.M Per Teat In and cfo not. They should have no Ad r u m nr ISc P it Mnslk place among the real Americans of the government operating beat or barge lines on the. connecting river ’ . f i f N k H Ait w i M ulflt Mnln tl.O d ltt' Sanford. systems of the country. K ilu rd u S»»«4 .C a«i M aliklSO-r Aafarl ?!«*<) To do this a tug should be run on Itw I'ttaliuUg i l S j .* i»«t. H i l ’J I :: "D eb” lie!!;* of the Sanford Vrdei Ac4 o7 Murrk J»H. 1*70 every navigablo stream, making teg­ Herrld rhould gnlLt and ever get on ular schedules and pulling tuch ve­ Li Iron. !rko it from me th at he'd hicles'of commerce as were intended «u wear a tor self preservafor the towns on tho river pn which ;irn. The crcr;-* could see that Iran of liU f ir rcveral miles, and it was run. :Le:e h no uiv it:, throwing out in- < lUver transportation does not'eost duccrr.sr/.s ta especially invite the moro than one-third M’ much as "I pledge allegiance attcr. irn cf the sharpshooters.— to my flag end the Re­ Palm Her eh Pcs?. Bob. may have public for which it lost (or.sidciable h tir but bo is more stands; one nation in­ fortunate than icir.c editors, in th at divisible, with Liberty he has never lost his head. Nothing and justice to sll.” personal, of course.—Arcadia Enter- CAPITAL $30,0D0.0Q SURPLUS 315,000.00 PEOPLES BANK O F S A N FO R D II. R. STEVENS SANFORD, FLORIDA r. r. deas o l tailor F. L WOODRUFF Vto.Pn.4lM C**k - AmTC.AU. •' THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS Ten cents per gallon on gasoline will cut the joy rides some and then Some. And th at tax on glad rags snd all the other gladsome things Will keep people close at home. 8 w a m ia m g m m m m m m m m w l station reached by that as to what idea of the world’a most If loaded on a freight car marvelous inventive mind the men UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ) delivered - anywhere in have been engaged in working out Gainesville FOR WOMEN States, Canada or Mcx- and whether or not the latest dis- Military Training Under Army Officers Ttllahassec Coorara In Afta and Brlanm, Afririltuf*, • SI) FtudroU from t l Florida , N covery of the genius will end the Ctarr.Pal, Civil. Elactrtral and Mtchaolcaf Fnjlntorins. 1 aw. T M tM n ' CoUtf*. ght would have to wait war* K a a a s .c a s “' Writ* at on:* for Catalog d find a boat going to its One m th from Philadelphia states Tuition Frr*. Sand for Catalof. A. A. MURPHREE. President EDWARD CQNRAlh, President while freight delivered to th a t ho saw Mr! Edison across the I could be takon on its street tho other day and th a t ho was w hoiirs for the railroad surrounded with xoldicra an(] le cret t regular schedules. service men to proteef* him from jvernment, by giving to barm ' ^ho w riter knows th a t the portntlon the certainty winter home and laboratories at .nd the wide range as to F,ort M>er»* Horld*, of the man who »■ at- the railroads give. alecPa but flvc hour* In.twenty-four The government is making prep­ the shippers by water arc heavny Uvardod day and. night arations to use the inland waterways ty and tho convenience ^ p r o t e c t the secreta th a t may be of the country for the transportation have If they shipped by ht,ddcn thero- So ,a evident that of freight to a greater extent than e government, operating the Un,lcd S u tc a Government bcthey were ever used before, b u t it nilroads snd the water ,,evea thcrc ls ■omethlng in the head cannot make its plans too sweeping. use the latter at one- of Mr- Edison worth protecting, at These waters could be mnde to carry •oat that would attend ,c"at untU 11 ,a ,nto Practical use. an much freight.os is now carried by the former. Now, while Already tho Associated Press has the railroads. Where railroads arc overcrowded the freight could be lent is in control of the carried stories of the experiment in of the country by rail from a hill top on the plains of the transferred at convenient places to navigable streams if enough boats like, it would be a good West of what is known ns Edison’s or barges were provided. Wo think itematlze transportation chained'lightning. This is operated i such a way as would by wireless from two stations that it would lie economy and promotive liable for popular use.— focus on the same spot, and like the of efficiency if n very-large number of vessels were provided for this I. sun’s raya are concentrated by a traffic. lens till fire Is created at u given spot Jison Win the War? so the electricity of Edison's chained These vessels should bo small — rc was a call for volunlightning is gathered and hurled not much larger than freight cant ter the laboratories of through space. The experi/nent reand should be pulled by light draft Edison, inventor, plcdg-1 suited in the slaying of a whole flock tugs. They should lie run In trains without of sheep at a single stroke, but the longer than the longest freight trains one e x - 1scientists said then that the great and should he run on regular sched­ tfle es- inventor had not yet learned to eonules so th at shippers could rely on ny men trol his lightning sufficiently, and them. Boats or barges could be ked for, th a t there was danger if used on the loaded at any point and carried to the call battlefield of a general killing his any other point on navigable water that of his adown army ns %, . \erssry. any point and carried to any other point on any standard gauge rail* There is another theory that Mr, load. Boats could he l-ut out and Edison is working on an explosive so left at the tow ns they were intended i concentrated th a t enough to destroy n division can he packed in a small I capsule. With this kind of hell-pill one aviator rould_e»rry up enough of the capsules to send a whole army to the hi-«om of Abraham "if the stuff were properly dropped. The trouble with the explosives so fnr known to n a n is that a corps of avintors can cFrry up but n limited num ber of tens. The Government is said to have ordered n million nirplanes, and this would indicate th at mnybe sxme 1ind of concentrated explosive is j what the mind of Edison is going to l ive the Allies with which to end the world struggle and forever wipe the SANFORD, FLORIDA Hun from the face of the earth. At any rate, it was published at th? loginning of the war that Mr. Edivcn had stated that he had some­ thing in mind that would end the struggle, but that it Vould produce wholetale murder and he wtuid npt release it. Rut, the story goes.Niftethe n rocilies of Germany increnred that goes to war and that in number" and horror and the stays at home to keep the United States entered the war, Mr. nation prosperous depends Edison consented to give his ideas on HEALTH. to the Government of his country. I offer my cervices to everybody We know the man who produced the • lectric light, tho trolley car, the young, old, or in-between. phoi ogrnph, the storage battery, I have come all the way from etc., is laboring on something th a t sun-kissed California le hopes will end the war and end it I am in tho only way th a t civilization will permit it to end—in victory for the Allies and for America. Certainly the country that invented the sub­ marine, the airplnne, the telephone,the cotton gin, the steam boat, the • • linotype machine, artificial ire and practically everything else wonder­ Thia bank is a member of the Federal ful except the tyirclcss, which came Reserve System, from another ally, Ita ly —certainly TH E USE OF WATERWAYS The government owns about thirty thousand milea-of navigable inland water. The quantity of freight that can be carried over it is measured only by the number of boats that ‘arc operated. An engine could pull ten times as much freight per horse­ power on it than on a road. It.has no grades and nature provided the roadbed which has been maintained and can be maintained at n trifling cost. ..... „ . That was a wise congress that taxed everybody's income except their own. 0 X NON-SKID TIRES. A real investm ent on which you realize full value in mileage and Fisk Service, with an initial price that is attractive The Strength of the Army x W ar Tim e Organization In 5-cent bottles At alLr.tored k ~ Cheaper by the case Delicious to taste I like !c be tasted And when J’m tasted I • ccirrccr.te by keeping you welf L it’n L ett me friends I f'm honied by Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS SANFOliD, FLORIDA B ochum: 1, We donxlder it our obli­ gation to do otir part in the organization of the Nation V banking resources. 2. We believe th at the inter­ ests of our customers are safeguarded by our mem­ bership in th e Federal Reserve System with the re d isc o u n tin g privilege which insures our being able to meet all demands ' for cash. kirst National-Bank OP 8ANPOUD. FLORIDA �JULY 1 1 1 9 1 8 * IN S O C IE T Y ^ S DOM AIN ^ ; H AP P « s ^ m » INAND J- A. Wallis of Tari|.a U ]en Hand left' yrolqrday several days in the city this a Bench where she will be of M bs Fern Ward for SLEKI' INSURANCE A Terror to Mosquilors. jlBlating'variety, PH:* FT..0 l>u>hCh-io Jr Co. . "C-t/ ‘ I). J, Tfooley of Jael-jonvil’o is among the guests at tho Hotel Csrnes today. F* C. Whitt home of the Florida A. H. Roberta of Tallahassee b mes-Union was in the city yesterspending several days In the city 4his week on business. t)r, D. C. Ward, CilsopA.i.!? physician. First National H.ink jjldg., Phone 330-W. G4-tf. L. W.- Wbe arrived yraterday A. J. Tound. of Jacksonville spent a few hours In the city yesterday on from Richmond and will remnin several days looking after business business. interests, Mr. M. McClelland of Lakeland was am ong'the viibora In the city 66G cures Bilious Fev Wednesday., , 6G6 cures by removing the cause. A. R. Mcrrlwether left yesterday [ for Daytona Beach where be will re­ main for,several days. Mrs. A. L. Staornn of Miami ar­ rived yesterday and wil| enjoy a brief visit In Sanford, the guest t.f friends and relatives. . GGG contains no alcohol, arsenic nor other pnbonous drugs. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wells and daughter arrived * ycaierday from Miami and will enjoy a brief visit in the city. While here they will be guests at the Hotel Carnes. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thigpen and Mb* Wilkie left yesterday for Day­ tona Beach where they will remain aeveinl days. I. S. Levy of Thmpn was a husinrss-vbitor in the city' i yesterday. Mr. and Mm. E. S. Ferguson of West Palin Beach arc spending sev­ eral days in Sanford th b week, the guests of friends and relatives. FIRST NATIONAL BANK £ Malone arrived yeatcrday’ tBburg an d ’will'remain sev -1 A. Green cf • Jneksonv among the Sanford visit on a looking after busirirrs In -1day. * . ♦ | jpUkW* *fc*efc*fcw m w ir r> R***«t #f Iks C w d llU e • ( Tk* At Sanford, In the State of Florida, ht the close of business June 29, 1918 of the -'* *• . *'r. Food Administration Reports reselling Federol Food Administrator Braxton Beacham, to the effect that certain bakcra on the cist coaat of Florida Were endeavor­ ing to raise the price of their bread, resulted an order from Mr. Beacham to county food adminis­ trators in those places from which complaints received, to immediately notify the bakers not to elevate their prices above a point that would cause the consumer to pay more than ten cents for a 16 ounce loaf. Mr. Beacham also Instructed the county food administrators to close every baker wheie the higher charge was made, pending a further hearing if such was considered necetsary. Several months ago Mr. Beacham was instructed from Washington to permit no Increase In the price of brekd, and he at bnce notified all the bakers in Florida th a t they would have to conform to established prices. -Only recently was there any intimation that the order would, he evaded, and Mr. Beacham has de­ termined that under "n o circum­ stances will lie allow tho bakjms to rnbe their prices except he be satbfled th at it is necessary to grant a higher margin of profit to protect business interests. The specific com­ plaints enme from Fort Pierce, Pnlm Beiith, Miami and Key West. In other aections of the state bakers nre making a 1G ounce loaf which b aold at wholesale for 8 or 9 rents snd retailed at 10 cents. It has been found th a t where the price of bread b allowed to go higher, there b no great inclination to lower pricey when cost of material br redured and innBmurh nn the food ndmlnLntrnlion has stabilized the price of flour and substitutes there is considered but little justification for prices such as were attempted in some of the Liberty Loan ilon<l>, S t j per cent and 4 per (*ot p M p d tJ m v i n But* or other dcpaUU or bill* MAY ALLISON, irv SOCIAL HYPOCRITES At the Star Theatre Tuesday ---------- — 4i9TJ T o u t ol time depoaita, rih jc rt t 3 IUand IS---------------------------223.7*1.32 War u vitiri<TrUflrat* and thrift etamp dapart t irrount. Ur**urrt* Loan, and niacount* . OvarJialla, Onianirrd____ U. 8. Honda dapoiltad to **cur* circulation (par vain*) ' ~* __It U. 3. Ilonda and CerllBral** ol lnd*btrdn**a aln lfn l la aacur* If. S. drpoalta (par .ralu*) ' 10.000.00 U te r i y l a t a Bonds un- NEW RULES 51,61 D l*H county or oth*r manl*)r*l «!«)**Im a*rur*d bjr pt<»if*ofotmtaof t h t x b a n 1 L 6 7 J . M Diyidrnd* unpaid. , - . . « __ ToUidanuxiddnpouu, other th a n bank itrpo,it*. aullect t o l l i u r r * . • Item* * I I . 35, J«. SI, a>, 39, . 1 0 and I I _________ . a Jl.lT *-*.1 PotUl urirfi ilepotiU______________2.U.LJ4 .KV.eMst It U« I# nHI[ill7i IrCUlMF Cf In# lB}V9*fiireri] hank, da nlrm nly r o t o r that lha a Nora rtaterr ml JS.7S0.00 it true in tha brat ol ray knooltdc* and briirf. ♦ II. y . W l l l T N f P , Citk'aw .-ubtcribrd aitd avnrn to L, A .M ru m lty 7,700.00 t rior* mo tbit Slh day F. II. Hand ol July. ISIS. ^ T . J . illlU f Claud* IL Couch Direct, r* Notary Public My Com. axpitM N o t. (V. ISIS 19,344.00 One consolation. There Is one thing about bicycle riding—a round-shouldered man look* na well ns anybody elfo r*yro<nt* actually Radi* on liberty 4 i , p e rm it Hoad*______________ __ Bond, other than U. 3,. bond, pl«df*d to wcur* U. 8. drpo.lt*_____ ' . 72 JO I.ST lion it • other than U.3. Uonda r!*df*d to Srwir* Poatal Savin*. Pepp.lt*_______ plant or establishment will have to dose through lack of sugar. * Sttu/UiA other than U. 8. b o n d * (not Including cent ot utMcrlpllonV Notice Bids will be received for tr'ans? porting school children In District *Jo. 1. on the following routes for a term of eight months beginning Septern her IG, 1918: Route No. 1—Celery avenue and lleardall avenue to Cameron City. Route No. 2 —Sanford avenue to. Elder Springs. Bioute No. 3- First street to Mon roc corner. Route No. 4 Upsala. All transportation to be in good weatherproof; busses, autmoblle or lorsc drawn* h Bids must be delivered nor later than August 1st to B. F. Whitner, Sec’y Board of Trustees, School Hrmoval Notice I have moved my c) cuing nt,d pressing business from .Su- ccYner of Palmetto and First stre«. . i, the coi­ ner across from Wight Grocery Co., Mrs. F. LcIUi.|UP. Fumim-* nod ItttTM____ ................. -------------------Itiwt K*.*l»o»n d other than banking 2. 100.00 15.000 00 2,5000) Lawful ro r rr* *P.b Federal It*a*rv* Hank___________________________ 33,511 S3 I t e m with Federal Ratter* Bank In p ro em ul rJlerUon (not available , a .^ * i e r v » L j j ____________ . 3,952.87 Caili in veu.t Snd net anwjnu due (rum , Na*l»nal llanki „ ______________ Net amount due Irum banka and bank­ ed . and t n u t rompanle* other than P31.29 Indudel In Ittm i II, II and I 5 , . . _ . Cheek* on other banka In the tame city or town u reprrtlni bank (other than Item 17)_______________ ____ Total ot Itenu II, IS, IS, 17. and IS_____________t2.045.ST Check, on bunk, located outild* of city or town of feportlnc benk and other raih Item* , ------- . ■ lledemnUon fund with U. S. Tr*a,ur.>r aad due from U. 8. Trea-urer____ _ IJtblUilaa Live Out-Doors this summer AEllOLirK-RO whip VENTIUT1NG PORCH SHADES SANFORD FURNITURE CO, Cypress Lumber places complajned of nnd which would hnve made the consume^upay 15 rents for a pound loaf of bread. The regulation ol bread prices is not Mr. and Mrs. pressner have gone the only thing that b going to get to the northern m arkets.\T h e y will Mr. Beacham'* close attention in abo visit New York where they will the future, for he has declared hb spend several weeks selecting a new­ intention of clamping down tight on line of ready to wear goods and mil­ the profiteers who are gradually In­ linery for the fall and winter. creasing margins on other goods in 92-2t-fri the foolbh belief thatethey may perU. G, Man of Tam pa spent a few hajy escape punishment. A general hours in the city yesterday on Itusiinspection of the state is now- under Miss Peck Entertained nw!>, way and some lively and Interesting Miss Helen Peek most charmingly proceedings are expected. • G. J. Jones arrived yesterday from Atlanta and will remain revernl days entertained the meVnbers of the younger set on Tuesday evening at looking after itusiness interests. her home on Ninth street. Dancing Despite the small army n i. office SLEEP INSURANCE was enjoyed to the strains of Vicassistants which have been enlisted "A Terror ti> MoJquitoeJ." stock, trola music until a late hour. at the office, of Federal Food Ad­ because there is nt> capital However, the chances that such an Delicious fruit punch was served ministrator Braxton Iloarham, the assessment will be made is very icGeo. Crews of Jacksonville, the work of issuing certificate* JO those genial representative of the Cumber­ during the evening. who require sugar for businers pur­ mote. land Liberty Mills is spending a Among the guests were Miss Serita poses is threatening to swamp beadIf interested, .before your policy feu days in tho city. Lake, Miss Victoria Nijddtt, Miss ■|Ut rters. The new regulations un­ c.'pirea, bring it to my offiro at I G. W. Vogels bf Orange Pnrk, May Thrasher, Miss Ethel Henry, der which every user of sugar for Boom 8 in the Court House, and Ha., is among the guests at the Miss Florcnrc Henry, Mis* Dorothy commercial purposes must procure a make application for its renewal in Ho'(I Carnes this week. Rumph, J. D. Woodruff, Frank certificate hss resulted In filling Up the Mutual Company. M. F. Robinson tjliti cures Headaches, Biliousness, Woodruff, Hawkins Connell), G. W. app ical ions by the thousands, nnd Spencer, Leslie Roller, Max Stewart, 91-4tc no opportunity was given to provide Ltej nf Appetite, -or that tired ach­ ing feeling, due to Mnlnria nr Colds. l,ec Peck, Mr. and M:s. McCuller against the rush, though the bulk of and Mr. anti Mrs. R. L. Peck. the' applications have been taken Fine Tonic. Liberty. rare of nnd the sugar distribution Liberty is it alow fruit. It la nerej T. H. Alford arrived yesterday fer the state Is going forward With­ chrap; (t Is made difficult because free­ from Birmingham and will remain »evera| days combining business nnd NOTICE—PAY YOUR CITY TAXES out M-rious delay. The same situa­ dom Is the accomplishment and pertectncsi of man.—Emerson. pleasure. . ■ This l« to notify all persons who tion existed in every state in the union, anti Florida is getting only L Daugherty, th e popular repre­ havo not paid their city taxes for lier share of the difficulties which at tho year 1916, and those prior there­ sentative of the American Supply Co., of Tampa sf-.ent n few hours In to that these taxes must now be worst will be overcomfe before the Report or the Condition of The Dank end of the week. A great many ap­ paid. the city yesterday. of Oviedo, at Ov|edo, In the State plicants nre making th e mistake of of Florida, at the Close of Busi­ This is a matter ..which you should not giving the!?-'address properly, • fiCG cures Malarial Fever. ness. June. M, 1918 Mrs. J. B. McLeod has returned look after; and don’t wait for a sec­ and dozens of letters arc received ll*M<irr*s home fr^nm a visit with friends in ond notice from me, for it will be n which give the street address-nnd no I*oani on )’**1 L.U t*-- ----- --------------'« 1 U j 4.00 city is named. Olliers pul insuf­ t/iaru Sorrento. She J wes accompanied costly one. on Cotlatrral ti*furlty Other Than1 14.0S9.00 ficient postage on their letters abd as Ural K*lat*--------------------------------.. 29 J. J. DICKINSON. home by Muti Dottic McIntosh who J 1 5.73 AU Olh*r Loana i l l OUcounta----------tho food administration office is not Ovrrdralta.,,. ....... ........ ........................... 222.55 88-tf City Attorney. w»!l lie her guest for a few days. 154.00 S '»l*. Bond*---- -allowed to pay "postage due" tho Ualt*d Mb* M rfnUab formerly resided here )tanting Hou-r. Furniture and Fixture*-.. 4.KI0.3S 2.819.34 letters cannot be taken from tho Claim* and Other llroourr** _ _ _ — _ .. 14,600.99 hut is now in Palm Beach where she t>u« from Inrorporitnl Ban' i_________ Entered Apprentice Degree . 2,855.61 postolllce a n d ’must remain there or C aih oo hand___ _____ _________ he* it perilIcn ns stenographer. At the next regulur communica­ be remailed to the originnl senders. tion of Sanford Lodge No. G2 F. & A great many useless questions are A. M, which will be hold on Turzday also asked, when a perusal of the Cspltal Block Paid l a ----------------115.000.00 evening, July 16 at 7:30 tho EnHurptua Fund_____ 3,000.00 tered Apprentice Degree will be con­ suer meat uny question tnat could Unillrldad I'roOta (lam Kipan^n and Taste P aid)-.____________________ ),83< #2 ferred and every Mason is cordially he reasonably proposed. Those who HI,Id and* Unpaid_____________ ______ 600.00 Individual Pvpodta Bubjtet to Ch*ck---- 47,750.13 wish to secure sugar need only ask Tim* Crrtlftcatr Invited to attend, » ot T>re<Mi t -------------- 0.3 41 50 rtwcka Uuutandlng-.-----------MS-05 At the last communication the for an application blank, and ti e rathlrr'* l)u* to In rorporat*! Bank*......... ......... 6,000.00 Fellowcralt Degree was conferred by form is so simple it can be easily the Senior Warden, W. C. •DcCour- filled out and sent in for certificates. While the.system mey.eeem at first Ktal* ol F to r U i, 1 . • sey. . of 8*mlnol#l « Tho Senior Deacon, W. M. Hnyr.es glance to be intricate, it it tho crly County I. T. L. L l i r i . CathUr ot Ik* ahjr*-n.\m*. delivered the splendid lecture Lc- mblhcd under which the foed cdmin­ Hank. Do 8 ol*(nnly iw * ar th a t th * aboV* I, t-u* to tl,*-b*il ol my k n o w lc ji* luiging to this degree treating that istration can guarantee h propcer *ttt*m*nt and h*ll«t. dlstilbuticn cf sugar, and thus IrT . L. LINGO, C axtlrr iPreenirptnry i» un ollegoiical sysf w r a X — Atte't; rurc cvety. state in th e union, i's It. G. Smith 8 ub*rlli*t and aaoni to ; tc in must pnr1t._kr cf i's nytnbolic inT. C*. Hrtnnr.n k l t» IhU 6th rtai ! »:i uc‘. icn, that every rer3mony haa proper share: Tho new' reguintlora T. W. Ijxwton cl J:!y., 19IS will prevent ovpr supplies in the U ifm w t'. L W *'t ’ i'E inyj'.icil rcfeier.ee r.ntl every • Notary Tuhti* | Imdmarl: i n legilimr.to explanation; hands cf any dealers nnd corsuificre, A Coi do Shape Oxford with '■that Geometry, ihe first nnd noblest nnd ‘r lready several cneca cf hoard­ Leather Soles and Leather l f f jijtncc* is '.he brsls on which the ing have been discovered through Heels. Newest fi'lioe oil the superstructure of breemzsohry la the medium of the reporle. (Tq Late to Classify) Food Administrator Beacham is < , M a r k e t for' fi*Q A A greeted, paying profound homage to 'th e sacred nam^ of tho Grand very anxious to sea no hi^lt to husl-| Geometrician of the Universe. ness through inaup.uratiori of the The symbols of Unity, Peace and new plans for sugar _ distribution, end *hcuse, ' plenty are described and their moral la doing all he caa to so adjust mat application explained. tera temporarily that no peHieuln CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS For B arns, Fences, O ut-H ouses !hase & Co., S antord, F la YOUR DAY OF FREEDOM from big fire expense will begin tho day you bring us your In­ jured tires for remaking instead buying new of rushing off andl buyl ones. For vulcanizing d o c s mute than mend. It makes a perfectly whole undamaged tire. And th" cost wouldn't pay for even n part of n new tiro. : : KENT VULCANIZING WORKS k and 3rd fft. Sanford, Florida Sacks F o r C a s t o r B ean s New or Second H and B ags • . WRITE FOR PRICES S outhern S ta tes B a g Co. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Dollars Saved . During Youth and Middle Age will, by accretions of interest at 4 per cent . Doubie Themselves The First liraft of Old Age Is likely to be Brawn �LIEUTENANT PAT O'BRIEN Cop/rif kl, IMS, b ; »*at A lt* Oilru a s«M t was'-going through iqy nftod *H th e tlmo wo had been traveling. I began to cough as though my throat w as badly irritated by the smoke und then I opened the window again. This tim e the guard looked up and showed Ida disapproval, bat did' not say any­ thing. I t was then 4 o’clock In the morn­ in g and would soon be light. 1 knew I h ad to do It right then, or never, as t h a n would be no chance to eacapo In th e daytime. I had on a trench coat that I had oaed aa a flying coat and wore my knapeack, which I b id constructed o u t of a gaa bag brought Into Courtral b y a British prisoner. In this I to d tw o pieces of bread, a piece of sau■119 §0lLlLE§lr_9C.flllng.inJttcnf...All “Fronting on the Ocean" • SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY Family Rates DAYTONA BEACH, FLA Ocean Avc. arm Karl Sts. oTlhcra luuTfo go'vridraiTo tfirojigh the .window. Tfnr train w ia ndw going a t a rata of between th irty and tWrty-flro mile* an hour, and again It aeemed to admonish mo as It. rattled along over tho ties. "You’re a fool If.you do—you’ro a fool If you don’t. Yon’re a fool If you don’t —you’re n fool If yoado. You’ro n fool If you .don’t." . • I waited no longer. Standing upon 'the bench as If to put the hag on the rack and taking hold o( tho rack with my left hand nnd a strap /th at hung from the top of the enr with my right, I pulled my*olf up. shoved my feet nnd let-x »»t of the window nnd let go. 'it.. re wna.tt pnty.r on my llpa os 1 f - n t v ’ f r v l I ex.iOcted n bullet l>0r.M on .ny should* rj, but It was all over in mi JuMuut. f landed cn my left eldo and face, burying my Jcco In tho rock ballast, rutting It open nnd dosing, my left eye, shinning my huuds and shins and straining ,111)' tinkle. For a few mo­ ments 1 was completely knocked out, nnd If tiil-y shot nt me through tho window, In the flrut moments after my escape, I had no way of knowing. Of course, If they could hare stopped the train right then, they could caally hare recaptured me, but at the speed It was going and In ths confusion which mast have follbwcd my escape, they prdbably didn’t atop within half of a mile from the spot where 1 lay. I came to within a few minutes and when I examined myself and found no bones broken, I didn't stop to worry about my cuts and bruises, but Jumped up with the Idea of putting as great a distance between roe and that track as possible before daylight came. 8tlll be­ ing dased, I forgot all about tho barbed wire fence along tho right of way and ran full tilt Into It. Right thcro I lost one of my two precious pieces of bread, which fell out of tpy knapsack, but 1 could not atop to look for It then. The ono thing'that waa uppermost In my mind waa that for the moment I waa free, and It was up to me now to makp the moat of my liberty. (Continued in Meat Issue) proper pVyaln(l~eon<nnnir*tir Tho aoll out (hit. information. Simply write due to a lack of hurnue oc.poor dmln- a letter and address It. u per Inageror I t luajr to Something elte. Tho atruetlona In tho. ad. re^Lprobletn la to determine what the troublo la and then apply-tho proper FOR SALE remedy. If It la known. For Sale—TAro, fine farm horses, also-food buggy horses. Will sell B ER R IE S F O R H O M E H A R D EN S cheap Tor cash. A ddress'P . O. Dox " 86-tf Everbearing Varieties Are Favored In No. 1426, City. Northern 8tates Because of For Sale, Rent • or E x c h a n g e Their Hardiness. Twenty six acres, ortct mllc of Lako (Prepared by the United Btalcs Depart- M arJt six miles of Sanford; 12 acres suitable to cultivate. Fronts a nice n eat of Agriculture.) house. Strawberries may be produced lake, two story packing throughout the summer and autumn Screened. Can be used to camp in. -montha In the Northern United States. Chicken ♦ouse. Will sell on easy Plants of the everbearing aorta may be term s or trado for property in towh. aet In tho apring and a crop ■ecu red Look it over and make your offer. In tho summer and autumn of the same year. Tho plants are very hardy, T. W. Jackson, Fourth N at'l Bank ' 92-3tc their follago la very resistant to dis­ Bldg., - Atlanta, Ga. ease, and under favorable conditions . .F or Sale—Two thor9ughbrcd .reg­ they contlnno to produce berries until hard frosts occur. These character­ istered Berkshire sous and 13 pigs istics mako them especially tultablo Also one registered boar. All yoifnj stock. H. B. Ballard, Altamontf for the home gardenSprings, Fla. 93-2tp' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING , For Sale—Best all round mule wagon and harness for one hundred dollars and u p -to -d at^ y h ln a closet cheap. W, c-o Herald Office. 93-2p A1I Local Advertisement* Under bis Heading THREE CENTS > For Sale—Pair good mules, wagon, cutaway harrow und plow. Reason­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum able price. D. V. W arren ,. Lake Charge 25 Cents. Monroe, Fla. ,.88-fltp In answering an advcjjfcernent For Sale—M jf-hom c made Ford where no name is mentioned in' the truck for $160 cash. Will demon­ id , please d o . not ask The Herald stra te to anyone. A. B'. Doane, for Information as to the identity of Geneva. . 93-2tc th e advertiser. Usually wa do not Fcr Sale—Fresh mjlch cow. R. L know who the advertiser- (s and If 93-tf wa do we are not allowed to' give G arrison,'Sanford. J GARDEN VEGETABLES NEED SUNNY PLACE Mr*. O. A. PAKKKIl For Salo—4 horse Gas Engine and saw for sawing atovo Wood. New, never been out of* crate. A. M ar­ shall, 'Ca'raeron City. 93-4tc , FOR RENT , Furnished Rooms by Dny, Week' or M onth—Parlj avenue F ist, 105 N orth I’urk.av^nue, over L. R. Phil­ ipp & C). drug Jtjro Mrs. C. C. H art, manager. 30-tf For R ent—Three cfllce room fronting on First street. - Most de­ sirable offices in city. Several other good office rooms in sam e building. Yowill & Speer. 23-tfc VHEAT Let Me Examine Yoor Eyes WANTED W anted at Once'—A large number of improved tracts, of from five lo ono hundred acres, on or near nice lakes and good roads. Box 373, DeLand, .Fla. . -91-6tp Loat—Between 313 W. Second and Herald office a cameo brooch Finder please return to Herald offlee and receive reward._________-, Found— Fountain ' pen. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for this ad. Lewis, .Mail 92-21 c fa rrie r I bat* i d N i U t M t r e a m u r.r drtvrmJnlaf and Ik* OLA&SIX f„ carm tfaa a a j aod all W « u •( ,|» an. HO MATTER tk* aalnr* of }to, raaa. If r a w CLASS EH a* not Mu J H pmfttOj, roll on mi. I SI k*r *7* >k*l r«*»—d« U Diki. To* a r t invited to a l l for roanluU i and adrlr*. DR. E .S. H O F F MA N OCCU LIST-OPTICIAN 2J Waal Ckwtk 81 . Or Und., FWiA> U r parlB i.nl *( Ik* la l c tl a r U. F. L an d OlSra a t Qalna rill*. Fla. R aaalai Waite la Eracy R u m K.mjiU., Nr Ju n * S. ISIS F lat Balking Flat FUkl.g • Notlrw I* h . r . b y ilv*n Ik a l Oarar Latil*. ol U*n*ra. Fla. who on M ay 3*. ISIS mad* H o f n a t t a d Entry, Ho. 01 IS 3, lo r 8 E H ut SE>( S i r . 20, N t* of N £ •( an d N E ft ol N W ' t . Sort Ion t f . Townak p 10 8 . Hang* 33 E.. Tallahaa,.* Meridian., b a t Iliad nctlr*. of Intantlon lo mako Tbrvo yaar Proo . lo aatabliah claim lo tha land a b o t* • •i Ircalt C ourt, al at c'arcribad, baloro Clark Hanford Florida on Ibo 1 9 1 k 'd a y ol July. 'o r r O H t T E NEW HMTHNA 1911. C laimant m n i i aa v H n t t a a ; FOR RATES ADDRESS W. M. Cotlter o O r a a j a . Fla. . (’ration Flowtra ol.Q anava. Fla. M R S . W . W . ALCOTT, Prop Charlca Hi Rtawart ol 0*n4va. F la . UUa C. tlurgrla of O a n a ta . Fla. CORONADO BEACH 84-Tura 4k Frt-lOle Garage Accomodations Sea Food Dinners A Specially CITRUS EXCHANG Most Crops Will Not Thrive if Planted in Shaded Spot. |JACKSONYlll£,nA OLDEST M ESTABLISHED ■ SEED HOUSE | IN FLORIDA k Fair Amount of 8unthlne la Essential to Beans, Tomatoes, Beets, Pets, Com and Carrota—Avoid North Bids of House. (Prepared by th e United S ta te s D ep art­ m ent of A griculture.) Most gnrden vegetables will not mako a satisfactory growth where they are shaded during even a part of the dny. It Is extremely difficult to find space In the city back yard where there Is not some shade at least a por­ tion of the daylight hours. Such plants ns lettuce, onions nnd plants raised for their leaves can bo grown In consider­ able shade, hut beans, tomatoes, beets, Why you should use Cardul, Ihe woman’s Ionic, lor your troubles, have been shown In thousands of letters from .-dual users of this medi­ cine, who speak from personal experience. H ihe results obtained by other women for so many years have been so uni­ formly good, why not give Cardul a trial? QIVs the Qarden a "Place In the Sun." peas, corn and carrots must hero a fair amount of sunshine If they aro to ninount to any thing.It would be a waste of costly seeds to plant most garden crops on. tho north aide of the house or near a high board fcnco that would effectually shut out tho sunlight. Those who can not provldo a plot of ground In the sunshine are advised to confine their gardening to tho few crops that will make's fair growth In partial shade.- Mr*. Mary ]. Irvin, ol C u llen, Va., writes; “About II years ago, I suffered untold misery, with female trouble, bear­ ing-down pains, head­ ache, numbness . . . 1 would go for three weeks almost bent double . . . My husband went to Dr. ----- — for Cardul . . . After taking about two bottles I began going around and when I look three bottles I could do all ray wort." E-80 r u r r U r Season in and season out, basing comparisons on fruit of like quality, Exchange members have had better returns than outside growers. Good oranges and grapefruit, carefully graded and packed, sold under tho 'Sealdsweet trado mark, are at a premium in most of the leading markets o( the country. . All tho books and records of the Florida Citrus Ex­ change are open to inspection by its members. Each and every car of fruit sold id accounted for-in such manner aa to show just what it brings, when, where and to whom sold, and exactly what amounts are de­ ducted for selling charges. , The management of the Exchange is chosen by the members. Each one has a voice in the conduct of the affaira of tho organization. Through a system of SubExchanges and local associations, the control of the body is kept in tho hands of growers who are members. Complete Audits of the books of the community as­ sociations, of the Sub-Exchanges, nnd of the central offices of the Florida Citrus Exchango are made by disinterested experts at frequent intervals. The hand­ ling of all monies is in the hands of bonded employees. Every safeguard is placed around the growers’ in­ terests when thoy bocome members of the Florida Citrus Exchange, and in all its history they have lost nothing through dishonesty. Each grower has re­ ceived the proceeds of the sales of his fruit, less stated selling charges. - Not only does ths Florida Citrus Exchange obtain better prices for the fru it of its members than they could secure if it were not in the marketing field and account to them in full for every cent of the money. hut it eaves them large sums on grove suppiica .by thb'taftfftinles of buying and aellTng-ln quantities. For instance, tha crate situation, which for the past twe years haa been one of increasing gravity to citrus growers, has been the subject of persistent work on tns part of ths Exchange Supply Company, with tho result that members of tha Exchange now are assured crates and protcctaTagalnst unfair pr.ces. For convenience and greatar. efficiency of operation, this There ia every reason to believe that In the very near fubrnnch bf the business is conducted by the Exchango Supply ture the savings to msmbers of the Florida Cttrus Exchange on Company, owned and managed by members of the Florida equipment‘bought through the Exchange Supply Company will Citrus Exchange. Every form of equipment .and all kinds of equal if not exceed the aslling charges of the Exchange, giving aupplics are handled, though most attention ia paid to the ' members the benefit of its service in marketing their crope at articles on which the greatest savings are to be made. practically no coat. ' . :r - . You Can Profit by the New Markets and the Increased which the Florida Citrus Exchange is all the Time Di M AKING U S E O F COVER CROPS Sometimes Limited In Particular Seatone by Lack of Moletura— Find 80II Troubles. MAXWELL - HOUSE v*5a Coming into the field at a time when conditions were demoralized and Florida citrus growers at tho mercy of speculative marketing agencies, the Exchange had to fight its way to success. Mistakes were made, of course—they were inevitable because human beings were in charge of its operations. 4 Die Woman’s'Tonic m Juat entering upon its tenth marketing season, the But tho Florida Citrus Exchango never haa gone far Floridn Citrus Exchnnge, n truly cooperative, non- wrong as errors wero quickly corrected and stops profit organization of citrus growers, is better able promptly taken to prevent their recurrence. Gradually than ever before to securo for its members higher ..tlftorganization has been improved and perfected, until prices than their fruit would bring but for Its existence, it has reached a high degree of efficiency. . r-m .^«e (Prepared by the Untied States Depart­ ment of Agriculture.) Tho npe of cover crope la nometlmes limited In particular aeanona by Inck of moisture. If thero la a protracted drought nt the time tho seeu ahonld he put In nnd the trees nre Buffering therefrom. It might do more harm than good to mnkc a fu r­ ther demnnd upon tho moisture In the noil by sowing n cover crop, even though the noil mny be known to lack hutniia. In mnlhtnlnlng Bulls In n highly pro­ ductive condition It Is Important to learn whet fre to n nre limiting tiie peffnrmnnee of the orelmr-L The |lntiilhg fuCPtr may tu- uu lti«u(ncient nuprly cf-neme kind of plnnt food. Itr- CITRUS EXCHANG �- - JOLT W l M '■t / — SPRAY FOR ASPARAOUS BUSS On* or Two Application* of Lootf An konato or BopUaux Mixture Will, Kill Bootloo. IftMUI lafenutlM W » , W .u u . (P re p a re d b y t b o U nU sd S ta t e * D e p a r t , m e a t o f A g ricu ltu re .) 0, AWcul WHEN IS A SMALL FLOCK PROPERLY H0USED7____ « — 1- — . NOTICE O F I t l C n O N Hickory **•■•# o f . Eighth s treat t m t **4 a accordance with law. Bald eartillrata re a w ta aloag tb« V N t M l of ■ ■ r i b * . follow***-. i r u SUB u i SO 1* tM t to a atak*l U * * » J o J iW ll^ a w o i^ .. . ordered t a t*____________ stak a■a tw h e: i Ai s m south SO 8 8 % feet ___ta . b* . . o f 8 WH **c. * 8. t p . i t ^ ___________ stab*:.Isaac* I hin t*a oti u_____ t IX_i.fw l J o a] 10 acre*. The raid fond bring i Be ml dp?, he data of th* tsauanee of such beginnlsg, being L ot * ot Block S o f Tl< Sty. M erida, on Monday, A aguet: 8th, la tk * nam e of IfovoU JIroa. • f I . it. Trefferd'i Map of Iba Town ol.'l 1010, for Ik* purpoe* of determining mining who■ fred, rreotdrd la P la t Beak B. pat* *. Alto, notice l« hereby glren lth h a tt.J aa .damma ruetare f o rth * nest tucrerdlng r o rd n In aag* C ounty Record* nnd a lio rre recorded Mile* la, purchaser of Tiaa C ertlflral Iflrata Nee. yrere snd tb* number of m ills-af diet: Records of Seminal* C ounty, aunty, Florida rioi ITS, d ated the Aid day of t. D. tkldw Ju,F. A. I H o g .* p art af aebaol tm to be levied fos-aacb of tba a (ha arid territory form erly being ha* haa Med aald eald certifies! crrtlflrat* In my ogjca Orange County. -P u r c h a s e r moi pay pa; far title*. year*. m a d o .apphration .for U i dead to I DY , 4. • E. E . BRA BRADY. Tb# fol lowing are' t f p o i n t e d t# net a s la- l i ^ I r d e ' n rr# e ^ iwith l l h ^-la Jav " . Said rertiflento Sheriff of BemtnoU County,Flondn, specter actor and clerks a t eald election J braces tb* fetlowl2| <deacrlbad p ro p arty Sl*Frl-Bfc Pm Precinct l__. Nol'T: J. A. Snyder, rltrk :''J. T i p l u s t e d In Semlnolo to ro u n ty , Florida, " In Cbcnll t e a r ! of tb o H e v ta lh Jodlelal dan Jacobs, W Inspectors. Circa It at Felrlda, S em lnolo Coooty t o Dona and ordered Ckonerry Instruction far Efflo H. Clark r-ru n caie in tna name of U nknow n.--' c^nJar eessiqp day, July ‘ vi. Citation , D avid H. Clark, Jr. I A**®-, a a ’lre I* hereby given t h a t ; J a p a n P. P. P o ritrr, Cbalrmaa. Mlrre la r irehaeer or T a t CartlScats Nok. T o David R. Clark. Jr., 131 Jefferson St., STt, dared th# Tth day of June A. D. i t t * . Savannah, C a. " has filed said certiRcata In my olfioa, i n T . W. Lawton, Secretary. You are beroby ordered to be an d apponr haa m ads application for tna deed to h p a Sl-Prl-Sle for# our mid court a t tb* c o u rt bouea In In nccordanre with law. SaJd rertlflcato «renford, Florida, In th# above entitled enure, biacee th* following described property sit­ _i* t b s Bret M onday in Augnet, ISIS, tb* county. ~ Floridi. lo -w ttr earn*.being th* 3th d a y thereof, nod o rule Notice of ApeHraitan for T ai Deed L n d e r. uated In Seminole county N E ) f of N W J i Bee. 3S. I* . T 1 p. I t s, I I I t K . d a y of this court, to a n ev er tbo bill ol com­ rirrtleo • of C napltr t I H Low# of Flo#- ftocrea. The eald •and land being aaaanred M p la in t Sled hereto egalaet you, also lb* *am* the d a te of the laSUanc* of in ch grill be ta ken ns confessed an d followed by Nolle* la hereby given th a t Jam es Miles, In th* n am e'of J. 8. n- Moore. Bnnl decree. purchaser of tna cerlJflrata No. ATS, dated Ificatea'ahe Unices eald rertlflcst I t ■‘is fo rtbrr ordered t h a t Ibis order be k t Sth day of Ju ae, A. I). 1*11. has filed ’shall be redootvad or ding to lav, tna dedda will wl latue that*nee published In tb* Sanford Herald, a nei certificate In mir office, and haa mad* | accordlnj on I' the Tth dayVof August. p a p e r published In Seminole county one* D. 1*1*. laatlon for l a i deed to iaaue in accordWltaaaa tVltaeai ,. my 'o_R ltisr tiggnature and son I ea c h .week for tour conaecullro voeka. with law. Said cegllSent* embraceo the this th e 8 th day of July, A. D. 8t | . ‘ * I it* Given under my ban d an d aval Of said « la g dekrrlbed property situated ll (real) ' . E. A. DOUGLASS,co u rt, tkia tk* 2 ad day of Ju re, ISIS. tnlnolo county. Florida, to-wltt SEkf ol 'C le rk Circuit Cpurt Semlnolo Co., Pin, ' - -J i B. A. D OU G L A 89. GJ? Ban, I*. Tp. SI 8. ft SI E. 40 arroa Clerk of Circuit C o u rt Seminole Co., Fla. rha said tan d ’belng avaeued at the data of a*l-Fri-8tc . a. Blf V' M_.JD « i« l 0* i b . #* . tl-F tl-8 ie be laauanr* ei such rettlfirats In tha naYne N O T IC E O F SPECIAL M A S T E R 'S SALE *1 South Florida N. B. Co. N o t e s la hereby gives t h a t under and by Alio, notlr* !■ hereby_ given th a t James N OTICE TO N O N -E E S D E N T S If beetles nnd larvao aro at work on the foliage • of otparagna .plant*, one or two application! of load arsen­ ate will kllLUicm. Two panada of dry lend nracnate or 4 pounds of lead ar> senate paste to DO gallon* of water or bordeanx mixture will make m ..a ;!1 spray of nflld cn t strength. This treatment, made after the catting M a ­ son, should lessen the number of beetle* next year end also enable tbo plant* to make a healthy growth. . The common asparagus beetle I* dis­ tributed oror a wide territory extend* Ing from Toronto, Canada, through N e w York and New England, except Ualne, to southern North Carolina and westward to the border line between Illinois and Iowa. It has also been-re­ ported from one locality in Colorado and three In California. The other spectea, the 12-spotted asparagus Irtue of a Anal d a r t r e of foreclosure and Ultra,u purchaser el Tea Certificate No. 3AS, purch. mad* and entered In t h e Circuit Court d ra te dl tb___ tb a 3rd I__ day_ot July, „ A. ______ D. ISIS, haa beetle, also known to growers as the Sala fv e a th Judicial Circuit of th e ____ Slat* of S lid said .certificate In my oOce, nnd has la Cirenlt Conrt. Sfetnlb Jndlelal C b m lt _____ In nnd far Heeelaale Caanly, Flerlda, -Cm “red" species, Is not so common and a and ur|d*u )q am lot Bemlnuie County, in ___ ..a p p lic a tio n for ta x 'd e e d t< ,o leaua in Cfcancrey mcery, (n a certain lu lt therein pending accordance with Said ceetllaata certl ___ law. ___ Bald somewhat less injurious. The early wherein James N. Gamble, Complainant ooraer P ertllU rr Com'Wilson A T____ th e fallowing dearribed property d t v*. broods of these Insects feed on 'the- ony, a corporation I* li plaintiff and L oti uated In Bemlnola Florida, to-wit Carrie A. a n d T. D. La wren re, yl?r' d , (. Inford and Eva II. Hlaford, h it wile, aV# N i M of N W ' i Sec.. t l . Tp. - I s, H. I I E. I iteapondenta. young and tender asparagus khobts defendants, 1, aa special m a tte r, will on th* arrea. Th* saidI land being /*M «aed a t | To 'carrle A. a nd T. D. Lawrenret Lawrei and render them worthless for mar­ Itb day of A uiuet, A. D. 1918, between th e 40 :he d a te of th a itsuanre of such certificate You Yon are hhereby tr e b y ' 1*4 squired to *pp«*r t* lour* of eleven in th e forenoon nnd two th* nam e of South Fla. N aval Store* Co. Eta*? k et Later broods of the common spe­ o’clock In the nflernoon, th * asm* being th* of Complaint Mad herein again*! aga'lnat _y___ o n tm tb* abov*. entitled rauee on or before t k * Also, notice la hereby given th a t Jams* Ib#bl-_r r _ _ ■ cies devour tho foliage and frequently ffrtt Monday In said month and tb* rule day Mite*, purchaser of Tax Certificate No 403, 8th d a y of August,-A. D . ____ said month and within th * legal hours of kill tho plants, snd those of tho 12- In Tha Banford Herald la hereby d esig n * ted tale, offer for sal* to tho highest and bret dated th* 6th day of July, A. I). ISIS, has Med said certificate In m y office, and has a* tb* newspaper In which this order ah * I) spotted beetle feed on the berrtef. bidder lor r a t h before th* court houee door mpd# application for tax deed to*Issue In be published one* a weak for eight co n aaev - .;Vj i• .I S B On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates You Can Buy From Ue at Wholesale I’rices ** .. % T fs - -* X I Bt **( * r ~ rj Qj |) 1 H f e 3$ TVr n# lo t I r 1»• i.ist W. A. Merryday Company I M b l ^ r r r ; .. R y V . A t. P n u g ta - e . I*. C . ~T i Noilfr of Applkatlon fur T i t LEGAL ADVERTISING alt much f l i n r n « a 7 We Set Tire ‘ Standards la -- •Uaco’ T read W liy iff it th a t United States Tires are settin g n e w r e c o i ^ fo r mileage and serviceability ? W h y is it th at the sales-of th e se tires are c o n stan tly m ounting by leaps and bounds ? T h e an sw e r is found in the fac­ tories w here U nited States T ires are made. V S ta n d a rd s o f c o n s tr u c tio n for these tire s aro higher than e v er be­ fore k n o w n in th e tire industry. M akers of tire fabrics tell us that th e standards w e have given them, fo r U nited States T ire fabrics aro hig h er than an y previously k n o w n . - L ikew ise th ro u g h ev ery process o f co n stru ctio n from crude rubber td finished tires—w e have se t new and hig h er standards ev ery w h ere. T h e se standards w o rk o u t o n y o u r car iu the practical eco n o m y de­ m anded by w ar-tim es. U nited States T ires will raise any . car to higher efficiency. • -4 » or agrr)tt i f diair a V«» ap- prar an if rnl«r fornplatnli a a to Ihr vatuatlon* rafted by thi I t r ir d of County Coromissloiirl* on th r Wt day of July, A. 11* 1"»! h, whm «it ting aa a board of *«111it Maat m* and it* hrar any rraaon I bat m i ) l e fWrn «vhy thr \aluation a* H ud b) th r b**ard on any rral r>tatr or t»\r«onal propirty ihould br rh an frd . T h r lloar«l i f C n u n fy . Coro* miaaionir* littiry •» ft board of equaliser* (•n th r I at day of July, A. I». 1918. hating fully (Hiruued th r itatem rnt* and fart* at pffkrnted d m d t d In liifrfftM' th r valual.oit upon th r follnthing dr*crib*d property cover* Ini crttaln parcria nf land and Itrm* if prrmnnal property aa (oIIohb: j . N.**Mc<iaughry— lire. 2& ft. K nf NW Cor. ( or- «*i of S W •» S oofi a32. ; , Tp. | p . »?0 u i*, Pf | H. u . 30 au ..v " is ' * There is a type to.suit every con­ dition of service. . T h e nearest U nited States Sales and Service D epot dealer w ill cheer­ fully aid in selecting rig h t tires for y o u r requirem ents. United States Tires o f Flcr* ’ ’ l i r i f H ih r fidlnttlng d ta rriW U p ro p rriy *i*' y a lfd in m ln o lr rnunfy« Florid*-, to*vlla Lot 37. Krw i T(ixala. T hhrr u ii i l land bring ipifiM-il i t t h r u i! c of th r i u u i n r r of «Ufh crrliliralr in t h r ^ a m r of C\ S ta tr- tfnlra^ said rtfliD ritp tAatl br r n l rrm ril arm tditig to lath tax will Uaur «*f» *br T ib (1»> Of A u g u il. A. I». 1918. » ll'iletet WiintBi my pfftrlal ajgnaturr and m tbl* I h r Slfi day of July* A. I>. 191?. ml) K. A. iXlUnlaAKH. (*l«rk Clrcuil Court Hrmlnol** Co., Fla. Ily V. hi. O o u gtatf. l>. C. 9!-Frl*5tc Hilarri from $30(1.00 to S&00.00, M. J. Jrnn#**—K W )| nl N E I , and N E ) t ot N W Jt and W>, o( N E U «f N W ) j and B W 'i of KEfi of N K J f o f N W U and SJ4 ol N W l» of Vec. t8, Tp. 31 B. It *0 E. Raised (com $760.00 to 1 1000.00. J. tl. Therf*n—Lots 40» and 410, Alta­ monte I-and Hotel A Navigation Co., Raised Irom 1600 to *1000. M. J. F’ebraham — Lot 465 A ltam onte 1-snd Hotel and Navigation Co., Raised Irom 11500.00 to J3000.CO. . ’Tho*. Bprague— Lota 430,'418, 446. 447, 448, 419, 463. and a strip 34)v ft, wld# ot rear of D>t* 428 and 43V, Altamonte Land Hotel A Navigation Co. Raised from 12500.00 Iu $1000.00. V. I’. Water house— Lots 803 and 604 (Ires p u t W of a llnp h*g. NW Cor. Lot 60| and run S M2 ft.), A ljam nnta t « n d Hotel A Navigation Co. Halted fretn 11000.00 to $1500.00. J M. Lswla—Lota 5T4 515 an d 876. Altami-iite Lind Hotel A Navigation Co. Italssd from ItOO. to 1 1 0 0 0 . ....................* J. Lt, I j- sis —Lot* 577 to 550, Allamont* |.xml Hotel A Navigation (Jo. Halted Irom 11660.1*0 to $2000.00. T. A lit if c* —Lot* 611 and 644, Alla* u.unle Land Hotel A Navigation Co, Haired n u n 11500. t o 1300 0 . 1(4 o| Lota 555, 556 and M. M cIntyre—n 1 558 I and all Altam onta ftS7. ftT Hl HU Of 648 ru 3 *»I 569, Ukt/. m iBmuui* Land Hntal'A ‘ ‘ Navigation Navlgallun Cm, Co., R Halted ailed from $3000.60 to $1500.00. ■fl.- Er and F. C. Rate*— Lota A, 581, 485. 610. A!lament* L a n d Hotel A Navigation -0 Haired from $3000.00 to 17500.00. N. II. Fogg— N W |4 of N E J t ot Sec. 13, T p . *1 B, It »» F7. Malted from 11800.00 to $3100.00. r t r s a n a l Praperly , Dr. J. W. Nixon — Malted Irom $1740.00 to $2550.00. R. (|. Grarham — Raised from 3320.00 to I50U.O" E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. Heard of C ounty Commlaaloyiara9l-Frl-5t*________________________________ NOTICE OF HIIEHIFF tt HALE Nolle* Is kerehy given t h a t by and under virtue of th at certain writ of execution Is­ sued out of and under the real ot th* Circuit Court in and for Orang* C ounty, Seventh Judir.sl Circuit of Florida, bearing date th* 5th ol June. 1918, In th a t certain raua* therein pending wherein I. P. F railer was plaintiff aad Cody Dorsey and William Hourto n .'d o in g business as D orsey. 4 Houston, wars defendants. In which Judgm ent wak duty recovered on th o loth d a y of Beptrmher. lo o t, and laald judgment having been duly revived by aclr* farts*, I bav* levied upon and will sell to satisfy said execution n t public outcry a t U10 front door of th* C o u rt House n Baaford. Seminal* ro u d ty , Seminole County Garage Sanford *vV judgment, to-wit: , lfegfnnlng n t d atnko s ta n d in g IT feet r t h 08.thg-oorlJswMt point o l l n t a r i r t t l o n Send for our Free Books on all commercial crop* of Florida; alio our Spray Catalogue. Special advice gladly given. Wilion & Toomer Fertilizer Co Mfn. Ideal FertUlxen. Jacluontlll:, Fla. Inoly county, Florida, on Monday, August Mh, ‘IUI9, lur the puriMita ol determining! who shall b* trustees for the welt succeed­ ing tw o years, and IF* num ber of ml.Is d! district school tax t o h* levied lor lach ol the *aid yegr*. Tna (nllowi.ig aa In tperlor follow,,ig are appolntrxl app and clerks at. said election: precinct No. 10: A.* E. BJohlom, d e r k l J. G. M artin, E. W. D urant and Joe F ditlrr. inspector*. F r e d n e t No. V: J. N. Hcarry, clerk: Lout* Entirolnger, J. A. Illtlline and T. F. Lewla- TH E U N I V E R S A L CAR. The Ford Model T One Ton Truck is Toally the necessity of.farmer, manufac­ turer, contractor and merchant. It haR all .the strohg featuitjs cf the* Ford car . made bigger and stronger. It has the ■powerful worm dirive, extra large emer­ gency brakes acting on both rear wheels*, and controlled by hand lever, 124 inch: wheelbase yet turnB in a 4fi foot circle,'. ’ and has been most thoroghly tested. We-- * know it is absolutely dependable. W e1 'r* advise giving your order without delay that you may be supplied as soon as pos­ sible. The demand, is Large and ’orders/ .are filled in rotation, l^eave your order today. ' nVrerlrmt No. i f : A. H. Fuller, d r r k i B. T. Halnss. A. L. Taveau and Howard Lyman, )n»j»rrtor»* . . * Dune and urdered by t h r Roartl °f I’uhlly Instruction for Bemlncl* cou nty , Klurlda, In regular m e l o n aaaemhlrd Tuesday, July 2nd, re t 1 19)8 Y. P. F O R S T E R . Chairman. ftaal) AtleaD T . w . Lawton, Secretary 0l-Frl-.itc N OTICE t t F ELECTION In compliance with the provlvioos n| C h a p te r 4671, Laws ot Florida, notice la hereby given t h a t an elactlon haa been or d r e a d 't o b* held and th e earns will lie htld in Bpacial T a i School District No. 3, Bern Inota county, Florida.' on M o nday, August Jetey 5th, 1918, .tor nf determining . . tb* ___ purpose______ ho ahall ha trustaev for th a next SUCt succeeding I two years, and th* num ber ol mllla ol dietrjet school lax to he levied tor each ol lh*_| xild year*. T h* following a re appo inted to net aa In­ spector nnd clerha nt said tleeilont * p ra r ln c t No. 8: II. W. 1-awton, clerk: tl. L. Wheeler, 8 . MeB/ld#, Wm. Stones. IniMCtOff* * Done and ordered by th o B oard of Fubll* Instruction for Beralnojo ro u n ly , Florida, In regular areelan a tte m U e d T u e s d a y , July 2nd, C. F . WILLIAMS . D e a le r faaal) P. P. F O R R T E Il, C hairm an. Attest: T . W. Lawton, Secretary. 91-rrl-Stc NOTICE O F ELEC TION In rnm plianre with th e provisions ol C hap­ ter 4678. Laws of Florida, nolle* la hereby rlvan t h a t an elactlon haa been ordered f he held and th a earn* will he held in Bperl Tax School District No. 8. Seminole rounty. Florida, on M onday, August t t h , 1918. f or i th e p u t pose ol daterminiwg who shall be tru stees lor tba next auecaedlnl two year*, and (b e num ber ot mllla ot district reboot tax to b a levied for each of th * raid year*. | T b a following at* appointed to act a* In­ spector a a d clerks nt eald election? F red n et No. S i-H . Ijaker.. clerks George I Peters. W. D. Ballard.' E. N. button. A complete Block of Ualted SUte* Tlrea U ckrrfcd by lh* following Sale* aad Sar- Doreojr, Bad*subject to the lien ot th* said . Ideal Fertilizers N O T IC E O F E LE C T IO N D o n a nbd ordered by th * B o ard of P ab tlr onday, ,tS* t th d*y. of August, IBIS, to In s tru c tio n Inf Seminole county, Florida,* In liar aeaalon assembled Tneuday, July | th* highest bidder for rash th* following dea- egular rrtbed rent estate a* th* proparty of Cody lad, 1918, „ Heavy yield* of high da** product! ara nec­ essary lo bring a big net profit to the grower. The banner record for-iuch result* ha* been held for the last quarter-century by ( , In compllane* wlih the j.rnxlslnna. C h ap ter 4678, Law* *f Florida, notice la herelL>’ given ih e t an election ha* been orK, ru n K 13f».| f l . S to p i . o n .S li n r of n ran g r ahr K IW .fi fl. S to It). S W ly ab im ilcfeil to he held snd the same will he held n* K> In to H N Hnr lin e o *df Jr**up I r u u p a^r , W ft in S(>eclal Tsx School UUlrirt N*i, I, Mm* III s F r» r . of Jr* au p an«f K L a k e A v r S’ mole r c u n i ) . Florida, t»n M onday. August 5th. 1919, tor (he purpose ot determining t o bt ft l l a u r d fro m ftOO.iH) to |80<l..OO.Mr*. |tob#r«a H i m * Loti 788 and 790, s b ti shall l-e |, USI res for the next succeedLong»ood. I l a l ^ d from $200.00 tu ItOn oii uig <»« K mtV •e n l . the» number , i , #ol, mills s. M. Entxmlnger— I-eit 169 (Lie* N I M fllsltlct eehi-.-l t«X t» l e le'lr.1 l< r tech I t . t. l.ofitxoac!. Raised Irom tLM-.t’U in lh* said ytarv. I 5U0. 0IU U .. , The following tolltwlng are ate appointed sf.piiwteil lo to act a t in lg* .M. .E. atsm . . -- .ln ---r,--- nS. W. #•g cr—Reg. f ' - ' - u m i m an d rjirk* a t said slecLl* n - . h Bt. and E. I^ L e ■»•ru n F 200 I t .,. I’rrHnct N*. 1: !L C» Maxwell, clrtk; Church ft. . N. s,200— it.,1.-1__i K. too _ tl , Fee. fit, .1*(*, t , V.oodrul', \V. W,* Lone sml Tim Eeen* W 4000 .......... n-A rill __ Tn. 20A .B.. . It. 3f- F- Italn-d (__ IromI ,J2.0C0.tU ! | n f r r< 1<irv. to 12, 500.00. i | lerinct No. 3: F, T. Woodruff, d i s k ; Mis. E. 1- Beafcy — lief. 200 It. W. „t NK \( \v. L n w l l. I ' * ' I d Bpeec end Juhn Mus1’iit. ol SK*i cl N il *»l Sec. fit. Tp 20 leispeclur-. K, ll. 30 E. run 9 1320 It., W 4M.9 It .N I l u ^ e arttl irdvre.! by the lluaril *>f l',lie 1096.2 It. S TO •!« (. 33 min E 43 fl. N 19 | , s t r u n l < u fur Berrlnnle ceunM. Florida. In ■leg 20 mle. E I v ft. N I deg t ' min, W frcular, sew.i» n a>**mhl«d, Tui-Uey. July I I I . I It.. E H7.C ft . N t« drg . K 119 5f t . .,,, 1. 11-19. • F F. F ttltS T E I L Chrm. N l« d< f .. <9 "-Ip. E 16 3 ft . S 192 tl less 1 ' , A. In NF. perl »*-ld In T. G. I nehuck - c itret It sited trnm »»M> o« to »500.00. j w i< aliin* . S r f H l u r ) . I). W. Clnueer— llsg. 1061 ft. W of SE ( er , Wl-Fti-M of NE>| ill N W , Sec 31, Tp 20. B. It. 30 C orldi, within the legal keure of is lt. upon v ic e D e p o U PROPOBALM * Sesled hide wld he received by th# H o ard ot County CnmmLsaloneta ot Seminole C o u n ­ ty, Florida, at the clerk dt the court’s off!*#. Sanford. Fia., up till 10 a. ra., Ju ly IS, ! 9 l f l, fur furnishing all materials anil e o n s t ru e tm c lighter for use at Otrecn Ferry, according tn plans and aneriflrallona which m ay bm seen at the rlerh of (he court's office a f t e r July t, 1919. Hoard reserves the right t n re eel any and all bids. E. A. DOUGLASS, 91-t'rl-Mc Clerk of the Court*. Drpd V»«l*r of C l i i p i r r fKfifi, L i m h P R OPO SAL# Sealed bltfa will b* received b y th* R o artl of County Commissioners'nf Seminote C o u n ­ ty, Florida, a t th* clerk ot tho courtVs office, Hanford. Florida., up till 10 a. m., J u l y IB* 1*19, for furnlfhlag materials and h a r d surfacing Geneve avenue from Ht. J o h n * river wret to brick road l* f mile* according to plans anil specifications which m ay b e seen et the clerk of the court's office a f t e r July I, 1918. Hoard reserve* th* right t o re­ ject any and all bids. E. A. DOUGLASS. 83-Fil-Slc Clerk ol the C o u rt. Icfn Ni'iin- ft ht-rvby ib »i A llr r il Krif* ton# I'tirfhiM r v( Sv. N olbr In O b h tft t l i hr 3rd da|* nf July, A. ha» S u t . o ’ * hrrrb y g l i r n tha I i h r fit ard ol fill r] a * .jo .i• 1 rtrtMlCAt*’ in my "•fBrr. and haa i t-untv l iim m iR th ir x »» * ill rr«tl h j Ihr f»th rotiVJ " m iiit ap filira tinn for l a i *|r**i| tn^laau*' in da> t»i A u fu s t A I»- 1 M * . al lh M»VU»r »l o 'r i i f k a. m to hrmf frotn ' arrordAitra- h i i ^ (■«». Sa*d rrrtifV^alr rpi- \ r 'Vfc* Sl-Fn-Ste P ^ r - FO R ST E R , Chairm an. T . W. Lawton, Secretary, •i-r ■■■ V r,r •rereev-rv--. Oocd Typ* of OpemFront Poultry House—Front Cm He Closed With Muslin Curtain Durtno Storm or Cold—Brick Supports Discourage Rats—Plans . of Another Model House Shown Below. , PREVENT HOG ('HOLERS The B. A.. Thomas. Hog Powder has a record of 95 per cent cures of Hog Cholera. If you feed your.hogs as directed, you need never fear hog A. K P O W E R S , •. Bperlal Master. cholera or any other hog disease. U W. lUldw.n, Pollrilor for Complainant ■ 89-Frl-6to And the directions are very simple, just.about what you, arc doing, plus ef Aypllratlon for T a t Deed Itjidrr n few cents’ worth of B. A, Thornes’ NetRete rlien A of Chapter 4HRI, Laws of F le r­ lda .. ' hog Powder in the feed twice a week. Notlp- I* hereby g te n th a t Joe Cameron, Usually, though, Cholera gets in f u r c h a u r <f T a t Certificate No. 253, dated he 3rd day ol July, A. I). tUlti, haa Med before ue know it. Then it requires esid crrlifiralr In mv i-filrc. and haa made application lor tax d ied In irtue In accord­ clove attention to each hog—each ance m l h law. Bald certificate tm lx acra hog must Iu* dosed—and if you will lhe- liillowlrg d i t r t l l x d prop rriy eituaird In rounty, Florida, to-wllt: ^1^*, *1 done them as directed, you will save Hrmih"lr N W !, an.l N F .', of N W <j Sec. 2B. T p 20 S, It 30 IT. arret. T he *ald land bring better than 90 per rent. If. you a ia itr .il at theM> date of th e lu u a n r v if rurh don’t, the B. A . Thoms* medicine certificate in the name of M. K. Ite-lrr. t l n l i f i ra.d ti rtlfira lr eball be redeemed er* costs you nothing. We—not some r«rdltig til lew la* deed will xiui- th r iro n on th - ~*!• dev />( August, A- II. lUtfi. distant manufacturer pay your Wltnicr iny . nfilnal signature and tb it the Sth day of July, A. D. 1DI«.* money back. »* mal< E. A. DOUGLASS. L. Allen Seed Cn. . 91-1'ri-ltc C i r r i Cirru.t C o u r t Srmini-le C o .. F 1* , tive weeks. Wltaes* m y k in d and seal of offic* a t Ban’ord. Seminole rounty, Florida, tbl# t t h day ol J u n e , A. D. 1916. (teal) K. A. DOUGLASS. ClerIc­ ily V. M. Douglas*, D. C. Marlon (1. Rowe, Solicitor for Complainant. M -F r -» te________________________________ -j|.JT2~.|Cr ~ n accordant* with law,. Said certlflrate e m ­ , braces th* following dearribed property sit­ uated In Seminote county, Florida, lo-wlt: One-half Interest In W H of N W ) | See. 2*. Tp. 31 S, It. 31 E. 80 aerra. Th* said land being asaetted a t th* d a te ot the tsauinre such certificate In th* name ot C. H. Grars. , Also, notice la hereby given th a t - J a m e s Mllre, purchaser ol Tax Certificate No, 365. dated th* 3rd day of .Ju ly , A.-D. 1916. has Med raid certificate In my offler, and ha* made application tor ta x deed tn Issue accordant* with law. Bald certificate embraces the following described property situated in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: B E o l S E U Bee. *9, Tp. 31 H. It. 31 B. 0 acres. The said land being -assessed a t h r dale of the Issuance of such certificate th* name of - Towrll- Brothers. A|tp. notice Is hrrrhy given th at Jam rs Miles is p u rch s tcr ol Tax (.'rrllficate- NA. 3(3, dated the 3rd d a y of ‘July A. I).' 1916, has filed said certificate _J.n my office, and as made application lor t a i deed to Issue accordance with law. Haid certificate mbraces the following described property, it ja t id In Be nil n o l e C o u n t y , Flerlda It! S K ' i of NR >4 llr-es W U rods) Bee. :F, Tr>. 21 S. It 31 E. 3& scree The said land being xr-ess-d at the date of the Issu­ ance of auch te r lltlrs lr In the name id Mr* N. A. H nrm r. Also, nolle* is hereby given th at James Allien Is purchaser nf Tax Certlllral* No. ■laird th - 3rd day ol July. A. H. 1916. hss filed said rrrtlfiratr in my nfilre, and hat made application for 'tax deed to Issue In ■NPUpwev*—-. ass m* ■'*V 4' » % of Etrainol* County In tb* city of Banford, Bern nole County, Florida, th* following dearribed property, to -» tt: T he west half of Lot Nineteen (19) o' Plat of I’a m H ammock, aa recorded in P la t Rook t», Pag* 75, of the Records »t t i r i n g C ounty, Florida. Together with all the te n ­ ement*. hered lam ent* an d appurtenance* th ereto belonging, or I n a n y way appertaln- W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ‘ AGENTS • • General Fire -. Insurance • O ff la* wltb.MOLD«$l R « A L B ST AT R 8 •# • ».* S a n f o r d , - - - O. m *( - F lb r ld a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1918 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 12, 1918; <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/a657ad0f13283c0871766999b48440ef.pdf 7454f5c964c172d1f95e678288fe5e6e PDF Text Text flfrrnTr VHP IP S Vote on July 16 For Compulsory Dipping o f Cattle. * Eradication o f Cattle Fever Ticks M eans More B eef and Milk for Ourselves aihi^bur So : . . • P U B L IS H E D ,-: • .. / * • '. ■ • . _’ ' .• If r n # s r« ■-------- ON TUESDAYS v AND FRIDAYS . S E M I-W E E K L Y IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ; SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1918 VOLUME IX DEHYDRATING PLANT WILL RED CROSS HAD LOSS SANFORD AND GROWERS TO to-' ATlHE NOT USED IN TICKS IN VEGETABLE FOR SHOWS ■ . — a IM P O R T A N T P R O J E C T TO FARAKPS AND M ERCH ANTS . FORREST LAKE HONORED ---------- ” • ' ENTERTAINMENTS NOT TO SEMINOLE CATTLE OW N E R S KNOW WHAT IT M E A N S • T« BE GIVEN IN THAT NAME . Sanford Man Made Prealdent of the SANFORD CLUB Organized Nezt .Thursday i Night At the Hotel Carnes Thurdaay night at 8;30 will be perfected the organisation of Sanford Motor Club, to be affiliated with the American. Automobile Association and with the Florida .State Automobile Assoclatlon, membership in Sanford Motor Club to also Include membership In the state and national hodie*. The six principles to which the Motor Clubs of Florida arc pledged are as follows: 1. The promotion of good roads in Florida. 2. Comprehensive road marking •3. Enactment of progressive legis­ lation and defeat of adverse legiala{lon"nfleclIHg- ftfiI oM fthfipf 4. Drastic action against theft of automobiles, . . . 5. Accurate touring information for members, 6. Spreading of the gospel of Flor­ ida and her resources. Present at the meeting will be president 'of .tl^* State Association M. M. Smith npd Secretary Mead. * Be m otor WILL AFFILIATE WITH G R O W ­ ERS ASSOCIATIONS Journeying to Tampa laat week Stale Bankers’ Association Dipping of cattle to eradicate the The following from the Orlando several directors and officer! of the At the roeetjng of the Florida As­ Reporter-Star will be moat Interest­ cattla fever tlcka i* a a>fe operation, Sanford Truck Growera Association sociation of state banka held in Jack­ ing to Sanford people: but the tlcka left to their ow n devllmet with the offlejra and directors sonville last week Hon Forrest Lake Ishnes* are very dangerous, accord­ of Oie Manatee Growers Association Yeaterday’a session of the. Red of this city- was honored by being ing to the experience of M r. $• 0. and many questions of vital Interest Cross executive committee was' well elected president of the new associa­ Chale of thla city. to the growers of both sections were Included much of tion. He was alio elected a delegate attended an^ In an attempt to start a breeding discussed. This " Is' probably the helpful information and discussion of to the national convention of bank­ herd of fine cattle he bought 42 Her­ first time In the history of tho celery ers to be held in St. Louis in Sep­ plans and work. eford heifers last vwintcr, which were and lettuce business in Florida that Letters received from Atlanta guaranteed to be tick Immune. He tember. ’ . \ the growers of these two great grow­ The meeting in Jacksonville was a headquarters gave directions and reports that 15 of those fine animal* ing sections have met together on most important one as the hanking suggestions regarding chapter allot­ died of tick fever within a very the topic* of auch gTcat Interest and . business is affected by thb war simi­ ments, these to be made for specific •hort time after getting them on to it Is a good dmen for all the growers. . lar to other lines of business and articles and qualities in fither de­ his ranch. It originated with the Manmted many questions of vital interest to partments us has been done in sur­ One-third of his herds were.wiped growers who aovcral months ago gical dressings, for with the vast the state hanks were discussed. were In Sanford to visit the Sanford out by the tick* and some of the Forrest Lake, president 'of the numbers of makers it, is noccsaarp to other unimala went through n siege growers and Interest them In a state Seminole County Bank and O. L. regulate supplies, and work in order of tick fever which has retarded -wlde-aesoeintlon-lf—posslblrr* • By the process of ‘d ehydration all Taylor, vice president and cashier of to conserve labor, and matcrials tor The Sanford Association started their development. . ;____ ,h,. water__U—cxtracttiL_ftom__ the the PeoptPX- RHfitTVOprcsentid Sun- wartPfihishing articles that are most at that time J»y a few live wire grow­ Dr. Blackman reports'll)at he lost f r u i t * and vegetables and they are needed. * . ford at the meeting. ers who realized that in union there 200 native cattle out of a herd of m u c h lighter in shipping weight and is strength and the Sanford Truck The importance of home service 1,000 from tick fever during' the will keep indefinitely. When ready Grower* Incorporated wa* the result wns stressed, with discussion of how Distinguished Visitors winter before he put in his dipping to use the frultR and vegetables are with a good strong body of officials best to meet the probable increasing vnt, hut since that has been in oper­ An auto party including in its per­ placed in water and resume their ready to take the field for next sea­ need of curb wotje^here. ation he haH not lost an animal from original proportions and flavor and sonnel Mr. and Mis. II. G. Dieterson nnd headed by one of the best One letter discouraged the giving tick fever. form. Foreign countries have been ich, Mr. and Mrs. Lucia*, Mr. and sales managers in the business. Tho tiling this system for several years Xlrs. J. D. Hood. Ilex Packard, of entertainment.* for the Red Cross. Other Seminole county cattle Sanford truckers were fortunate in and find it is one of the best John Holly. It. J. Holly und son, This opened an animated discussion, owners hnvc had similar experiences, Cignrs there will he and every­ securing the aid of the Flastern methods for keeping fruits nnd -\cg- Hubert, D. C. Marlowe, secretary of different members expressing earnest resulting in the Inauguration of n body will lenrn of the work that the Shore Association of Virginia, one of rtnhles thnt hn* ever been discov­ the Board of Trade of Sanford passed disapproval of using the Red Cross campaign to eradicate the cuttle motor clubs nre doing and what will the strongest and best growers asso­ ered. And just at this time it will through Kissimmee Wednesday en- name as an advertisement for enter- fever lick*, hut it’ will he necessary he expected of the Sanford Club. ciations In the United State* and tho ,aer jars and sugar and many other route for Tampa to effect a jotnti tainments, also that its great pur* under the state law for the qualified Sanford growers are ready and will­ Field Secretary P. K. Van Valken commodities that are extremely high growers association with Manatee purpose ns a work of mercy is so voters to authorize »ueh a campaign. ing to.stand together with the Man­ Burgh of the State Association will in the putting up of fruits and veg- county to cooperate in -handling veg­ fully appreciated that people are atee growers and from this aasocia- 1 Every voter should cast his ballot try to see every auto owner and dign etables, especially the celery crop, glad to supply funds without ex­ ct aides. . . . lion will come wonderful results. at the special election on July 16th them up. for which Manatee nnd Seminole pecting entertainment in return. The meeting In Tampa was most Now the government will cstnhfor compulsory dipping of cattle, so counties are justly famous. Our Stop him anywhere and ask to sec harmonious, demonstrating that the The following resolution, presented li,h one plant or many plants in the friend •'Bab" was a welcome visitor by Dr. Cason was seconded by Deun 1the work can be done. the New Radiator Emblem, etc. Snnford and Manatee grower* real­ fruit and vegetable sections of the at the Gazette office during their Glass and unnnimoulsy carried: ise as never* before that their salva­ country. The government will also State College for Women stop here.— Kissimmee Gnzette. tion lies in the closer union of the • it ED CROSS PICNIC aid and assist any private firms that Whereas, The Red Cross repre­ * . • • growers- of -Florida and .thtf question A* copy of the latest catalogue of vu-h to build dehydrating plants and sents sympathetic thought for those Letter k'rom Dr. Hyman . who are in distress, thb sick," the the Florida State College/Or Women Fourth Was Celebrated at Chuluota of selling, growing, packing, etc., mice one of these plant* ran he es­ On Active Service with the Amer­ came up in the meeting. Several in Good Style tablished In Sanford and since it wounded, the dying. In its purpose has been received. 'It is a b o o k of ican Expeditionary Force, committees were formed and they 127 page* and give* h brief state­ means so much to our growers and Chuluota, July 8.— The Red Cross and scope, the work is clothed with • June 12th. 131s* • will render their report at a meeting ment of all tbo activities of the col­ our merchants it is well for the picnic given here on the Fourth was highest credentials of the sacred. to be held in Tampa this month, at Dear Friend Holly: lege. • noarel of Trade, nnd every farmer a great aucccss, both socially and The policy of the national adminis­ which time the Sanford and Man- * and merchant to get busy nnd assist 1 am safe in France. Have been tration is to keep the Red Cross ap­ • From a general overview of the financially and still held out the atee growers will get together under in obtaining this plant. The follow­ here for a number of weeks—soon peal upon the highest plane of re- catalogue it is evident that the State reputation that "picnics ure always the lund of a stute association 'Clth ing hill has been presented and will after 1 visited Sanford. Wish I spert and dignity. For this reason College for Women i* one of the good at Chuluota." separate organizations at Sanford t.< passed in a few days in the ngri- could tell you all 1 know, hut <nn- the use of the name is denied benefit leading woman's collrge in the coun­ The crowd began to gather in the .ultural hill and shows just what the not. I get the Herald regularly over entertainments, side shows, card try. It has the following divisions: [orenoon to visit and compare notes and Uradentown nt present and with government intends to do in the* hire .and believe me 1 .am glad 4 o parties and dances. The consistency College of Arts and Sciences; School of general interest. The Bed Cross other organizations at other points In Florida as other truckers wish to matter of dehydrating plants: get it. It goes to Camp Gordon and of this altitude needs no argument. of Flducation nnd Normal School; ladies devoted the time to idling affiliate. . • "The establishment of dehydrat­ is then forwarded. If Rent to me Publicity) to meery making ip the School* of Home Economics; School tickets on the nice things to bo sold Sanford aqd Manatee ship the ing plants by the Department of 326 Inf. Amer. Ex. Forces it will name of the Red Cross as n source of Muaic,* School of Art; School of for the Red Cro*s and to selling re­ hulk of the celery and lettuce of thla of revenue foe the unfortunate U a Expression nr.d Physical Education; freshments, etc. • , Agriculturo is covered in the follow­ come direct. state nnd* with these two great aecsting anti wound to the rfin'ed sensi­ Business Department; Extension DiThen came the bounteous dinner ing provision in the agricultural ap­ I read your editorial in regard to tions closely affiliated the systematic . vision. All lliese departments offer wj,jch put everyone in good cheer running for office and admire it very bilities of our higher nature. propriation bill for 1919: . growing, shipping and selling of thorough'courses under the direction , for thP program following. After much. You have got the right stuff . Therefore, he it resolved by the these products as well as other veg"To enable the Secretary of Agri­ of able faculties. I dinner the parade was formed. l aIdes should now he placed Upon a culture to cooperate with individ­ in you. 1 have always known it. executive committee of the Orange The staff, including teachers and I Mra. J. W. Nixon had charge of business basis through co-operatlvo uals, firms or corporations, owning We are sure to win in this war hut County Chapter of the Red Cross, every person must do their part. we most courteously and emphati­ olheera i* composed of 05 emn nnd this port of the program And It was methods and close-association. or operating plants for drying or de­ carried out to the letter. The pa­ Some of the most progressive far­ hydration of vegetables, fruits, nnd Give my best regards to all my cally disapprove the use of the name women. The enrollment in the win­ rade was headed by Uncle Sam and Red Cross in connection with all ter term of 1911-18 was 659. • If to mers of each place have signed up other perishable edible products, to friends, especially those of the Her­ Misa Columbia, Mr. and Xfry. J. merry making as a source of revenue. this be added that of the jsummer with, the new .association* and there determine the best means and pro­ ald Household. Tilden Jacobs, both on the some there will he a close relationship be­ We specially disapprove of the desig­ school for teachers and the short cesses of dehydration and to dissem­ God bless you. nation "R ed Cross Dance," Red courso in Home Economics, the total gorgeously decorated wblto horse tween Manatee and Sanford, thus inate information as to the value * Yours truly, Cross Card Party," and of kindred enrollment was 951. The student nnd hearing "OI<l Glory" In rII Ita working together and for each other and suitability of auch producta for Following . this came the George Hyman, . entertainments. body represents practIFally every glory. . and placing nothing but the beat human food, $250,000, which sum • Chaplain. Seminole Home Guards on foot, then county in the stnte. celery and lettuce on the market shall be immediately available; Pro­ n car benring Red Cross nurses and vided that the Secretary of Agricul­ There arc nine buildings on the Red Triangle worker*, then two cars under a guaranteed brand. Canal, a Capsized Crew and ture lure is hereby ncreoy authorized, ........ . if the -Cust— Moffllt campus when the new Educational bearing the Junior It. C. members, ' Opening of Schools President shall determine it to be| Nl.ws has.been received in Sanbuilding now under construction is with, .their leader, M.r*. M. 8. AverCoincidence r All Seminole county white schools nccos'ary, to use all or any pArt of ford of the mariage of Mrs. Martha completed.. The college ul*o oper­ ette all In gala altlre auitahle for the On the same day— Wednesday of this appropriation fdr the establish­ Cust of Mr. Elmore Avin Moflltt ates n large farm to'lupply the din­ occasion.1 This was followed by the will open for tho fait term on Sep­ this week—that the federal govern­ tember 16th, and all colored school* which *took place Mn Birmingham, ing room with milk and vegetables,’ ment nnd operation of a plant or I*nrntli* In which could ment turned down the long agitated on October l'4tfi, 1918. Alabama, June 26th. plants for the dehydration of veg­ thus reducing tho cost o j‘ living on clown*, dunces, witches? proposition to take over the Florida T. W. Lawton, Supt. Mrs. Cust Is one of. Sanford s etable*, fruit*, and other perishable the campus. Mother Goose sky sweeper, cow edible products in any^’^placc or most popular women, she is an ac­ East Coast Canal, a tragedy occur­ It Is to bo noted that all o f these •boys, cow girls, scouts, jesters and Sanford Boys Overseas places in the United States for the tive member of the Woman's Club red off our shores which proved most high grado facilities are offered at a 'many other character* on horseback. strikingly and conclusively the need All the Seminole county b oy l with purpose of supplying food for the and Red Cross and has many friends very low cost, making It possible for Tho line drew up In front of the Company C who were at Camp for an inland waterway along the army and navy, nnd the money re­ In Sanford. stand where Sheriff Brady and Coun Mr. Moffitt has a fine position Hast Coast of Florida. The United every Florida girl to get a first class Wheeler since last year and who ceived from the operation of any ty Commissioner Kilbee gave short college education. Florida offora her States dredge boat Florida, valued with the government stationed at went to New Jersey to embark for *uch plant or plariti shall constitute talks to the assembled crowd on the at a hundred and twenty five thou­ daughter! the very best. Sheffield. Ala. They will spend France have arrived safely overseas a revolving fund until June JO, day and tho organization, the war sand dollars, is at tho bottom of the their summers in the north and win­ according to postal cards received In . 1919." and all it means to our nation. Atlantic Ocean today and General this city from relatives and friends. ters In Sanford. ^ Tho Anthony Ftrms of A nthony Our capable chairman, Mrs. C, D. Sackett, chief engineer of the dis­ have recently gotten In fifty head of Brumley deserves much credit for This Is good news to their families Truck Grower* Here The business men of Titusville trict and two member* of the crew pure bred Angus heifers and bull the able management of the affair. who were waiting anxiously each Wednesday morning a party of day to hear from them. Seminole have formed a company and pur- are drowned, because the. big craft from Texas and one from Coopers, prominent truck growers of Sanford boys will be there with the goode chatpd the machinery of the Pal­ was forced to go outside for its re­ la. Three Dorset horned rams from Another Sanford Soldier pawed through Plant City enrouto metto Producta Company of Jack­ turn trip from St. Lucie Inlet, there Tranquility Farms, Jersey, and Charles A. Anderson, son of Mr. when they get in the front line. to Tampa, where they met with sonville and engage in the menufac- being Insufficient water for the another mammoth jack from Ken­ and Mra. C. A. * A n d « fo n of this growers from the Manatee aection ture of Palmetto rugs, cotton baling, dredge'to make the journey Inside. tucky. Also two Nubian milch goat city, with hia parent*’ .consent left Presbyterian Church and considered matter* of Import­ coarss3 burlap, sugar hags, grain and The loss of a government dr3dgc is bi.lles. The Presbyterian Sunday achool . three weeks ago to enlist In the ser­ ance to the vegetable Industry.. will move the plant to Titusville, a'serious one to the cou n try a t this had spmo Interesting features Sun­ vice. The party from Sanford Included where they will make coffee hags time. All facilities for ship building Wc have just .been informed that day. VFour children of. tho Primary West Palm Beach Cham ber of Rex Packard, president of the S*Q.- cen.'ent bags, binder twine, etc. I and machinery manufactured arc Charles waa successful In his efforts Department graduated Into the Ju-' Commerce Is working for tho loca­ f°rd Truck Growers, Inc., John is thought that the industry will otherwise engaged. But just so Ibng and is now at Ft. Oglethorpe, ~Ga. nlor Department. Appropriate exertion of a peanut oil mill for th a t sec­ Dolly, J. D. Hood, II. G. Dolterich, prove a paying one and furniah em­ as light draft shipping Is compelled ^ _ clsea were held. The graduates dem­ to go to sea In order to travel from tion. In view of the prospects of He has enlisted in the field artillery and C. K. Lucas, director*, and D. ployment to many people. ( and will later be-rem oved either to I onstratttl the. whole school their port to port, just so long will th such a mill being located th ere the C. Marlowe, formerly secretary to California or Florida. 1 memory work, reciting a large’ numUnited States lose valuable men and farmers are planting quite a large The Sanford Board of Tra’do but now The owners of large tracts of land her of selections from the Scripture We are looking, for early promo? material.' Nature has almost bulld’ed acreage of this product. with tho truck growera b ody. Oth? In S t. Cloud and neighboring coun and singing from memory. . . . ■ tlon for Charles, for besides having rr« In tho party were Editor R. J* ties are waking up to the value of the canal for us; man has but to The secretary reported that thare complete the great work. As long as Five thousand cattle wsre dipped apent thtfce zucccaaful terroz at Holly oF the Sanford Herald, S. J. their lands for grazing purposes, and man keeps his talents buried, leaves In Volusia county during the month Riverside Military Academy he la were 8 more women and' girla pres­ Carnes and Mr*. Hood* Mra. Dclteespecially* to the necessity for en­ rich and Mra. Lucas*, who apent the d S jin d s in order to Improve our his resources undeveloped, the Maker of - M ay. The cattlemen o f that just "nachally" built of the ".right ent than thcro 'were men and boys’. of'a ll that la perfect' and good will time pleasantly in Tampa whllo county are determined to free the kind of ituff,” and will “ get theje.’ ’ The boys could not at and that* so at live stock by Intensified breeding Sanford la' proud of her soldier Christian Endqavbr Sunday R igh t, their respective husbands were-occu­ methods and conserving native pas­ take a toll from tan for his Indo­ cattle of that county of the moat lence.— St. Augustine Record. eda, " ’ .* , there were m dR JboyiiU an girls. pied with problems confronting the expensive pest. • ture grasses. growers.— Plant City Courier. • i f.V ' tk * s*nford Board o f •Trade will J e UP th i matter of the dchydr.t. . inl plant at the meeting tonight •nd iteps wUl be taken looking to­ ward Immediate actjon on thl* propMiiion when the times comes to go , after It. Already California 'has ** tlken advantage of the dehydrating Idea and many large firms out there are dehydrating frulta and veget­ ables and are advertising their good* In the trade papers. Not* only do they sell to the trade but arc makinc enormous contracts with the rovernment to furniah dehydrating fruits and vegetables to the armies and navies of the aMed nations. LiA * A .* * t: I �STAR LIG H T-STAR BRIGHT SOMETHING DOING EVERY NIGHT and the execution itaelf is remark­ famoua reaort—at one end, the spac­ ious stage curtained off with heavy able." • velvet hangings, the myriad :tablet of the large restaurant, and ‘ In the Dramatic News "William -Fox has given us a pic­ center the dance floor on which the ture that stands ahoulder to shoulder main action occurs! Paris-itaelf at-carnival time was With the "Birth of a Nation;" never gayer than the Talmsdgeatudio during the Aiming of these New York American cabaret!** scenes. Five hundred "T he Birth of a Nation" at last pounds of confetti were used, for eclipsed. Made, new history in the film business. The mopt vital story example, and over two hundred extra men and women participated. ever put on the screen." ** "O v er the Top'1 New.York EvenjJg World ■American soldiers, training for ser" A masterpiece, of film drama. .Y&e in France received vivid and Comes up to the characterisation of valuable instruction in trench wsr'greatest human story ever** told' F R ID A Y — Goldwyn Features — Mae Marsh and Tom fsre a few wesks ago when Sergeant from beginning to ‘end. Moore id “ THE CINDERELLA M A N ” also MUTT lArthur Guy B m pcj4 author' of''CW cr the T o p " and war lecturer went to and JEFF. jj * New Ydrk*Evening Sun Camp Wheeler at Macon, G a„ to " William Fox has done V m ake’ trench acepes for the motion SATU RDAY --N o rm a Talmadge in ?‘THE GHOST OF in producing it. It la a pict Over "the picture production of with hifmanlty. Treats a gr« • YE STE RD AY” also the First Chapter o f the Most T o p ," which the Vitagraph Com* ject squarely. The large cai pany is producing. . Empey, who ••/$?; *! cinkheu \ claw s”. Thrilling Serial Ever Made “ THE — Cellent." . served eighteen months in France aa J r : • -1 t\Au • Prices will not be A d va n ced .' 1 71 COLDV/YW a member of the Royal* London Fu­ pictures New York Evening Journal siliers, suffered seven wounds during . i M ONDAY— Fox Standard Picture in Ten Acts, “ THE " I f you don't sit in your chair and three engagements and waa actively A t the Star Theatre Tonlght-Friday hold on tight you are not human." engaged in battle with rifle, Bayonet, HONOR SYSTEM ” . I f you see this Picture and bomb and machine gun. * . don’t Declare it is the Best Sanford has Ever Seen New York Globe His experience waa more diversi­ you can come to the Box Office and try to get your Thrilling plot. Absorbing, con fied than that of the average sol­ vindng money back. ♦ . . , dier, and for this reason he was able to show our troopers the., different TU ESDAY— Francis X.-Bushman and Beverly Bayne in angles of - trench fighting in more New York Evening Mall convincing manner than many of " 'T h e Honor.System' has biggest “ THE VOICE OF CONSCIENCE” also “ THE W O ­ theme of any screen production'thus the ofPclcl instructors could. MAN IN THE W E B ” far. If will touch and move you— Took Troops VOvcr Top" and set you thinking. It is an ad­ During the two weeks that Empey vance in’ story, marking the entrance and the Vitagraph Company were at of the photoplay into n big field of work at Camp Wheeler,’ the little activity.1' . sergeant carried the troops over the top a score of times and it is de­ German Aviator Is Captured In Pic clared that this practical demon­ ture o f "O ver the Top" stration by a man who had. done It . . . . __ ___ . Lyric July 10-11’________ many_llmca_Ja_acLuttl-batil«^-wa»-of {2 Kit»*< Sergeant Arthur Guy Em pey went) Rrtnt valud to'th e troops in-tfnining. to Washington recently on n missionl Government permission for the connected with his recruiting activi* vitagraph Company to use an army ties and e nrvernm-r.t pilot tockl ftn . p fcr r.; - - jcr! r :£- u. : ,-u:rcrct him aloft thinking to have fun with wns ,|UP> jn |arRl. m,.nRure. to the the trench here and author of "Over facl that "O ver the T op " as pre’ the T op," by showing him a few j lu cd by Vitagraph is expected to stun s htt-had never seen above the have d helpful effect in the governfighting lines in France. Several nit.nt’8 *nr work. The story of the thousand feet over the Capitol he ,,|ny j„ based on Em pey's’ fnmous, looped, dove and turned his machine booh which has been read by more up side down, but never. disturbing than 2,500.000 peisons, and it is said the imperturbably of Empey, who t0 prescnt in vivid relit-f many sliras they were descended shouted to rinR incidents which will inspire IN HONOR SYSTEM the pilot to know when he wan going Americans everywhere to determined to begin his stunts. efforts to wipe out fGrrman harhnrllordcr Town Raid and Life in Latest "Empey is too tough a proposition By- Another factor which entered Illg William Fox Film Thrill for me," udmitted the flier, in telling in*° the matter was E m pej’s perthe Spectators of his experience, ns any person Will sonnl patriotic work.' At the Star Theatre Monday. learn who tries to pull anything on Loyal Wsr Worker Much has been said about the him. Since his return to the U. S., he value of the sensational photoplay, Sergeant Empey will be seen in has been the. meat conspicuous in-, "T h e Honor System," which will he actual airship scenes in Vitugraph’s dividual war worker in the country, seen in this city soon, ami in the [deturization of his famous book, Through his speeches he raised more geneial , human sytiipnthy nroused •Over the Top/.* based-on his ex- than 3r;0F0,000 for the Second Libfront this angle one might lose sight [)triences“Tb first, line trenches, In crtV Loan, irs,irod .tkovecr.di of i f ‘, i e other great Und distinguishing mo scene he raptures ’ a German men to ' enlist ar.c! railed, through qualities cf this master drama which Her behind his own lines and forces lectures and the euie t! ritifra p h e d R. A. Walsh* directed nnd which lim to fly with Empey. and an Amer- copies of his l.cck. r y j r o im tte ly William Fex is presenting. rnn girl to safety behind the French $"5,000 for the lUu (:(.:• rrri inl­ E imir.tting the great moral story, ine! British lines. dicrs‘ smoke func> l i e |i v.crful lecord of human love -------------------------1 Tnking these things i..-. -tin d e r u*i i i.d judging it from here are not going to make me • "T h e GhoM o f VcM erds," “ llon ,hl* Wap departirt;n consented quit." Norma Talmadge, Queen of the ,0 f,ern,B \itngraph tiie usq of Empey, wlio is said to-b e a nat­ Cabaret Life of Pails in “ The Ghost C* mp Wheeler arid the fre o js there ural horn actor, lives over again in >f Yesterday" at the Star Tjieotre on, condition that the contrary sub"O ver the T op ," thn vivid und ex­ Saturday. t0 department f« r approval citing , days .that he spent in the •I ... , , , all scenes taken at the cerrp and the .Along with Norma ralmndgos __ . . , , . • ... . . . . . front line trenches of F'ranre as I’iflc-1 , completed picture. Ait-eii E. Smith, a me us one of the le-tdiri; cm c.iornl ___ .... . , , * , . . xfcv i president t»f Vitagiupn, r.j-ced to the rnnn, bomber und machine gunner. t cireiscs *tf tr.e roerf.. Tr.* irr rr,, ' ... ... , , conditions and "G vtr the T<-|. thus During the making of trench fceneai . , -bristled r.-i e - “ i.:l'le high murk for ___ _ . ,T , , ' became a sem l-tf f rir! production, at Camp Wheeler, Ga., he gave-the he « lai»c r- «r.r»* ft her Silcct S u r . . . , , . . , . ,, . ■ , , «hich lends gren*. v eight to i: as de soldiers in, (ruining there u i7-al in­ • ■ . >eues 1 1 Of.ut ■i< i.i. in G l.u .b if . » , , , , , , from the dramntic values thnt the sight into trench fighting und, being J lesurtlts the r.ts exceeded* even . , , . , ... , , . <A " one of them waH able to picture for; u„. . . . . . . r i . ......... i i.. ___ picture contains.— Lyric, Jul> 10-1 . the men actual conditions aS they exist in the trenches. a r iii Wednesday — The Celebrated, The W orld Famous M m e. Nazim ova in if *j> \\\ f’ i! At the S n* Thextre Tuesday German Spies Threaten Empey for Ills Patriotic Efforts Hero T in t German s|ies still arc* active in this country was proved recently in the a s ? of Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey, author of "Overt the T op " nnd hero of the big VitVgraph pic- x x x XXX 4JUUUUI XXX TONIGHT— Dorthy Dalton In " U r * Letters" also Comedy i SATURDAY— Special Program MONDAY— Mary Pickford in “ Amarlly of Clothesline Ally" COMING JULY 10-llth Sergt. Arthur Guy Empey By taking the military scens* at the big army enmp, the Vitagraph Company wus brought into close co­ operation with the War Department,* it having been agieod tliut the com -, pany Would submit, to the depart-; ment all trench scenes taken us they j appear in the rourri and later ns they . appear In the completed picture. L Thus, the pic’ urf which was con -'] ccived in a spirit of patriotism ns fT. j , nid in stirring enthusiasm beconus a : semi-offleicl adjunct o f-the recruting j , service. ^ j, Sergeant Empey may be seen here .' ir.cndoce c u ix y . M’rs Trlrr.rcge in person soon, ns efforts are being; declircs it is the truct h im I’ -. ! set made to have him lecture here, in which she his ever e r n n e t ', : r.d Since he hegnn lecturing on tho w ar' her pronounce ment is echoed by the the sergeant has appeared before reviewers and other critics who have hundreds of thousands of peoplo in|yiewed this production. In this set the'big cities of tho country and It to; we see the entire interior of .th e declared that he will appear in ptcc tically every town of importance be fore he returns'to the fighting frqrit Lyric, July 10-11. The young man : idea ^7E have it at this store; young men tell us so and they ought to know. They find the lively spirited styles they want in the Hart Schaffner & Marx military models and Var­ sity F ifty Fives; the rich, exclusive patterns a p d colorings they want in these clothed, The prjees are ybung men’s prices; nott oo high but j’ust right for long wearing suits and Gvercoats. What Critics Say About "T h e Honor System " By a Man who Fought One Year and a Half in No M an's Land. See over 7,500 of our Boy8 at Camp W heeler, Macon, . Ga.,*take part in this Picture RESERVE SEATS AT BOWER A ROJJMILLAT Children Xlc plus Sc equals 30c Adults 5 plus Sc equals 55c XXX X X X m lX X X llK Moving Picture World . "T h e Honor System" meets every demand. It reveals an extensive am} correctly mounted production, filled with striking scenes, ’ nflich quick nction and a human nppeal thnt will find ready rpspons6 from every true man and worthy woman." »_•* Brooklyn Esgle ^ :* " T o o much thst is good cannot bo slid about it. It U a play that deala with big things In a big-w ay. . In­ terest is never lost throughout the thread of the intensely human dram!i There ire new touches here in ahirts &.r.e:;. wear; new shapes In hats A caps Sanford NAZIMOVA ti\T2EVELATI0NM CO M lN a T p STAR THEATRE Shoe & Clothing Company The hir*. if Hurt Schaffner and Marx clc'.hcs �— n e w w u r t i i o ii BUDGET OP-OPINION "JUST BETWEEN tou ANI> HIE.” EVEN THE GATE POST N 0 £ JN IT A CEDKL I8 AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. M t N f 'EM ” —*80 SAYS SA tifttE feX fc . P a 'i M *d « * Baiae . ^ Say, you ou ih t to tear poa tinging, she’s happy aal h Hrk, And her smile^staya on from mornin* till a long flma after dark. She's buying new rugs and getting a new costly switch to wear, And she taken a car whenever she goes callin' anywhere. She has bought herself a diamond, and you ought to see it blaxe; M s's cheerful as a robin— since Pa's made a raise. Sister's busy gettin' dresses ' that' cost an awful pile, And the hate that ahe's been'buy in d are the very latest atyle. the telephone poles with a white or ^ red bind wrensd thefts which*is an uhfatUhg trail YWough the d t y lim­ its. N o matter how small the,tow n It always t i k e s time and Inquiry about.how to .get through and keep on the right ros'd, For instance, Sanford could paint a white band around all telegraph or telephone or even the electric light poles all the way through the city showing the roads to take to get In and out and it would be appreciated. I know this for I have been lost In several cities in Florida lately and had to bother people with questions and it is surprising the *number of people who do not know what you are askr ing about and the number of wrong directions that they give you. Will the Board of Trade and the City Council please take up this matter before the fall travel begins. report heard 'and three by^aar* poased on. Because of the small attendance the mile relay rac^ formerly planned was postponed for one week, after which meeting adjourned. Some of the Scouts rode to Palm 8prings on their wheels last Wedneaday evening and returned Thursday afternoon after having a fine over night camp. .*. * ^ As a troop we are something .over a year old and still growing, under the leadership of Scout Matter Mar­ lowe and Asst. Scout Matter Giles. J. W. Muaaon, Scribe. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Porterfield and chfldreri~<fch8; have b & n ‘ vWtiti't’.Tn Atlanta and other polnta In Georgia arrived home Wednesday morning. The little children of Henry Futeh of Titusville are vial ting relatives in this community. •* David 8elf went* to Tampa Ode day* last w&k and ^rooght home with him ft lovely bride. This wts a complete aufpriae*' to his friends. The bride was Miss iVa Moray who has spent several vacations in CulluoU sod who has many friends here. On Wednesday fright the young follia gathered up and taking their refreshments with them went and give the newly married couple a reusing serenade. All report a very jdeasant evening. - - i - — ........ « : . Notice City council will ait as a board of equalisation on Monday night, Au­ gust 6th, 7:30 p. m .Anyone wanting tax adjustments will please appear before them at that time. R. C. Maxwell, B0-Tue»-4tc Assessor. - w n r t. iai» isicnva, wuv need* iiwuw the iuu support w* talents; but of B ED CROSS M E E T l N r some influential ’ petson, to*further Ms Th« Third f«dhy o( ovJrv0 career. The arrival of Prince Bolai • sard, an old roue, glvea her the op> . month will bTay b i S portunlty, and .the unsophisticated ' m c r t n g o f t h e R ed CrtS^ little country girl promises to give « Oak herself to him In return for his aid to the youhg aitlst. The Frinee- fulfills his part of the bargain, and in the mean time plica the girt with every luxury and attraction of'"sm a rt Parisian society life. After the ar­ tist receives the Grand Prise the girl t P lu m b in g and tarries out her part of tbe.tgrOtfifent by publicly acknowledging the Prince ftis H tiitu as bar loVerj but the fare which watches over true lovers eavee her from the theatestsacrifice. 'Through •All Work -R eceive! My Pen0i the Prltico'a Hindoo servant, tho iAUefeflotf.And Heat Bfforii ■ tangle ll finally unravelled. fthd ’ ’ the mankind th o p aid ” em barked. to* Telepbaaa N ig get her sp o n lh e rblljifftl,* a I , of Mat­ rimony. Like ‘ every select Star- "Picture, "H er Silent Sacrifice," With -Allc* Brady will thrill you -and /gladden your heart. look sW A riw a k w e■ , t | m ) ( t ( ( Oaelath Garda Win Be Penikhed U»Valley e f Qreat Natural •Wealth. der This Heading At The Rate Of 17 * The largest-river emptying Into the Pacific within the confines o f Pent la Per Tear. the Santa, which waters the valley back of Cblmbote, end la capable of supplying power to many Industries and water for the Irrigation o f a vast OPTOMETRIST area. In the Santa valley there e d it extensive coni deposits. The coal EYES EXAMINED . found here le anthracite, end la said and GLASSES FITTED to be of a good qubllty for the manu­ Schaal's Jewelry Store. 123 W. First 6t facture of briquets. O. S. VAUGHAN- She's to go away this lumraVr with some people named the Cooks, Is she happy? Well; 1 guess sol You ran tell it by her looks. r. I understand that the c ity .coun­ cil at their Iqst meeting cut out n She goes hummin' songs and dancin' great many expenditures that they thought could be, eliminated and nnd in four thousand ways. Let's us know that she is cheerful thus saved the d ty many dollars in real money. I have not found out since Pa'B made a raise. yet Just what they cut but commend Pa still w orks the same as. ever, and them on their action (or’ every dollar he's smokin' stogies yet: * / - wayed now la n . dollar-earned And* if Wears the suit" he got Iasi -summer, there are anything that the city can do without this is certainly the nnd 1 guess he’s still in debt. time to do without them. All of us are sacrificing these days and no one Anyhow, he starts oil early and rhculd i irk on rxrer.diiurts bring fomm borne fugegd at right. And bis forehead's getting wrinkled cut t-v the- d iy anil ilw county. • and his hair is turning white. AMONG THE SCOUTS Can’ t somehow help feelln' sorry ns I set and wntch his gaze With a vacant stnre at nothin'-'Yes, Pn's made a raise. Navy Karl Schultx, Sherman Routh, Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Npd Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Lawton, James "Purvis, Willihm Hart­ ley, Wallace Llpford, W ..C . Temple. Forrest Gatchcl, Ed. Cameron, Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert Deanep-Tenn y *Doa m*~F.—F. Rojttr' Douglass C. Gridin, W. M.Chancclleor, Thco. Stiles, Alton E. Karnell. NOTICE v Dr. DOWNI NG Believing that FIRE INSUR­ ANCE RATES charged by old line Formerly of the U. S '. Army stock companies are too high, I have CONSULTING PHYSICIAN secured the agency of the FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY RANK ULDQ* MUTUAL F IR E INSURANCE COM PANY of Tampa, Florida. -Thla eom pany-saved'its-policjrhold­ ers 20 per cent last year and hopes to do-better in the future. The com­ Office 309 Park Avenue, pany is organized under the state Telephone 291 law and selects its risks carefully, Army " nnd the profits gp back to the policy' Office Mrs: 10-I2a.m. & 2 4 p.n John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell holders, instead of being paid in div­ Leslie Hill, Seth Woodrud, Stanley idends to stockholders. Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe D p . L. D . BROWN Being a mutual company, the pol­ icy holders nro pledged to pay the DENTIST premium the second time in case the company needs more money than the Office Yowell-Specr Building original premium in order to payPhone 108 Sanford, Florida losses. This adds to the security of the policy holders nnd ia necessary because there is no capital stock. T1IOMA3 EMMET WILSON However, the chances that surh an ' E. FEIIIU'SON H u l'S IliiL U l assessment will be made is very re­ mote. If interested, before your policy LAWYERS expires, bring it to my office at Sanford, • Florida Room 8 in the Court House, and make application fo r it* renewal in tho Mutual Company. M, F. Robinson. Agent. • S C H E L L E M A IN E S 91-itc Dr. C. J. Marshall Wilson & Hoasbolder WESTERN LAWYER OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE HENRY M c U U L I N SANFORD - - FLORIDA m r a JEWELER MY S P E C IA L T IE S : I'll SARD'S 11A.ND-PAINTED -CHIN f o o d GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER V A i i l ROGERS' PLATED WARE To be Sold at Public Auction S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y . Notice to Our Customers 1 3 th t-» V 4 Notice is hereby given that w e will close our business at noon on Saturday instead of Thursday, dur­ ing the three summer months begin­ ning "June 22. All orders received up to twelve o’clock will be-dehvemk B eginning at 10:00 A . M ., at H IL L L U M B E R CO. FARM ON BEAR D ALL AVEN U E . , ' (j •u k -- . Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Cypress This is one o f the Best Lots o f Cow and General Purpose Horses Ever Offered for Sale in Semi­ nole County. ' Some o f these Horses have Foals by their sides and others have been Bred by Good Sires. : : : : : : : Lumber For’ Barns, Fences, OHt-Houses Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. Allccllrsdjf When a woman loves, she is ready to make any aacriflce. That ia tho moral of "Her Silent Sacrifice,” the gripping heart interest photodrama in which Alice Brady, th e. 8elcct Picture* star will appear at the Star. Theatre next Thursday. Her loved one, an American artist has great MERCHANT TA0.OR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning. All Uona o f All Kinds oh Short Notice Join Our Gentlemen V V a le t'C lu b . $2.00 Per Mo . SUITS $ 1 5 .0 0 UPWARD CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. PHONE �ier Use of By-Produ cts It Clearly Shown to Be W a r* • Necessity. IMPORTS h a v e b e e n s t o p p e d Qrtsteit Loss In Milk Industry la Fallurt to Use Skim Milk and Butter milk for Human Feed—Plan far Bitter Dairying. p r o x lm f lT e iy f^ iJ ^ -p o ,^ more 'j f Dairy pithiueu limn we exported, oofDeluding fresh milk and cream. In X01T wo exported 300,000,000 pound* moro than tve Ipipnrted. • Our Milk Flow In 1817,. ' The totnl amount of milk pranced " L*1.1" wuntry In 1017 la estimated fcj he 8 1,011AW,000 pounds. .Largo losses occur; and Iho greatest la*through the failure fully to utilise skimmed milk and buttermilk for human food. These products have all of tho food value of tho whole milk except tho fa t A given quantity of them would produce levon times as much food raluo In the'form of cottage cheese as they would, pro­ of better bulls wlffi consequent' t o ere to efficient; hy ‘feeding sccordlng” to . - m - — Jk production so as to secure tho greatest yield of milk with the least,quantity of feed, which necessitates a record of bany neer. *ne preparnuou »or ket of thl* cln** o f beeves requires of production of Individual cows; by . the full utilisation In tho community more skill than Is necessary In tho proof - good balls throughout the entire ducUon o f animals marketed at mpre period of their usefulness and to their mature ages, bul, ns.has been stated, full capacity; and,by tho.prompt con­ It Is also usually more profltablo. Header grain feeding Is necessary, but trol of disease. as the feeding period lsf*hortcr o less amount o f grnln Is necessary to bring Producing Quality Beef. tho cattle to maturity. , Live-stock markets during recent *--------------i . years hfevo experienced a continual , About ShsNqa Milk's Cost. growing demand for well-fattened beef Serious Increases In tho cost ofjpro-j animals weighing from 000 to 1,200 pounds'. In order to meet this demand during milk havo resulted'In recent and secure the highest prices, breeders years from feed and labor probloma. are showing an Increased tendency to­ This Increnso Is Id keeping with tho Increase In the cost o f almost all other ward finishing off tb«lr beef cattle younger axes..- Stock raisers find it Commodities, and the consumer must more profitable to conduct their opera­ expect to pay hta portion of any legiti­ tions In this manner than to hold their mate Increase In'the cost qf production cattle to advanced ages as was the occasioned by these conditions.. On. the other hand there Is need of custom some years ago, when pasture more sttentlon to better management land was cheaper than It Is at present Such a demand'must necessarily be on the average farm devoted to the supplied by well-finished animals from production of milk. The amount~%f fourteen .to twenty months old carry­ milk produced per cow Is frequently ing a large percentage of blood of one so low i s to reflect seriously on the of tho early-maturing beef breeds, business ability of tho owner. Therp usually that o f the Hereford, Aberdeen- la no'good excuse for slack business Angus, or Shorthorn. To distinguish methods on the dairy farm. Direc­ them from animals o f other beef tions for keeping records of milk yields classes, these yearlings have come to and cost -of production -are furnished be dcslgnnti'd ns babj beeves, The use by each etnte agricultural college and needed Ihero during tlio hundred and forty years o f her existence, to combat the Insidious pnenehmente that Keep a Clean Cow Barn. ■ .** Germany Is still spreading broadcast ** , . . . ... amongst us." . The most common defect In dairy Tills M not iny own statement, but l(flbJc8 ,8 „ Iack 0f . cleanliness s cobwebs on the celling and manure on *he that o f one o f the most'notable young wrt||,, nrc (qq common In some places. singers, Herman Uagedorn. It is so y jl0 dniryrann must not allow cobwebs, Well expressed I do not know how to duit or (Urt to aCcumuIsto If ho ex- better It, nnd I can only sign my name* j* ct8 to produws tho highest grtde o f and soy "Amen."—Vachel Lindsay of ujllk. lVlth’ a tight, smooth celling and the Vigilantes. amoolh-unlls without ledges this Is not *QinjculL Whitewash should bo freely, applied both to the walls and celling I at' least twice a year, aa It helps to purify the stable and to keep It ll|ht -T— An abundance of light Is necssaryj hlous aa to where Tommy was lend' ■ ■ M i l f i f l i B i i ......... '* ' ^ By Lho United “Slntfs Hepartminl o f agriculture. * you are going 7" Tommy replied, scornfully: "Do you think Ttc lived four years In this city and don't know my way about y e t f Beware Enemy Propaganda. "It wasn't guns that defeated Roa­ sts. It was propaganda. It was prop­ aganda that defeated Italy. If we are defeated It will not be guns that will defeat us, but It will be propaganda. If our poets are already being silenced ono by one, that Is a bad sign. America needs her poets today as she has never Rich Platinum Rock. Platinum Is now bring secured In Si­ beria from dunlte, a conglomerate rock, which exists there In Urge quan­ tities. By grinding nnd washing pro­ cesses the platinum Is extracted from* the chrome-iron ore contained In thd rock. A recent experiment secured 200 ounces of platlnbm out of 0,720 pounds o f chromltlc stack. Plain Facts A bout The Federal Trade Com m ission in its recent report on war profits, stated that the five large meat packers have been profiteering and that they have a m onopoly o f the market. These conclusions, if fair and just, are matters of serious concern n ot only to those engaged in the meat packing business but to every other citizen of our country. The figures given on profits arc misleading and the state­ ment that the packers have a m onopoly is unsupported by the facts. The packers mentioned in the report stand ready to prove their profits reasonable and necessary. The meat business is one o f the largest A m erican industries. A n y citizen who would familiarize himself with its details must he prepared for large totals. The report states that the aggregate profits o f four large packers were $140,000,000 for the three war years. * This sum is com pared with $19,000,000 as the average annual profit for tnc three years before the war, making it appear that the war profits was $121,000,000 greater than the pre-war profits. . This com pares a three-year profit with a one-year profit—a manifestly *unfair method o f comparison. It is not only misleading, but the Federal Trade Com m ission apparently has made a mistake in the figures themselves. T he aggregate three-year profit o f $140,000,000 was earned on sales o f over four and a half billion dollars. It means about three cents on each dollar o f sales—or a mere fraction o f ra cent per pound o f product. Packers’ profits are a negligible factor in prices o f live stock and meats. N o other large business is conducted upon such sm all margins o f profit. Furthermore—and this is very im p orta n t-on ly a small portion o f this profit has been paid in dividends. The balance has been put back into the businesses. It had to be, as you realize when you consider the problems the packers nave had to solve—and solve quickly—during these war years. . T o con d u ct this business in war times, with higher coste and the necessity o f paying two o f three times the former Prices fo r live stock, has required the use o f two or three times the If you are a business man you will appreciate the sig­ nificance o f these facts. I f you are unacquainted with business, talk this matter over with some business acquaintance— with your banker, say— and ask him to compare profits of.the packing industry with those o f any other large industry at the present time. No evidence is offered by the Federal Trade Commis­ sion in support o f the statement that the large pack­ ers have am onopoly. -The Commission’s own report shows the large number and importance o f other packers The packers mentioned in the statement stand ready to prove to any fair minded person that they are in keen competition with each other, and that they have no power to manipulate prices. I f this were not true they Would not dare to make this positive statement. Furthermore, government figures show that the five large packers mentioned in the report account for only about one-third o f the meat business o f the country. i They wish it were possible to interest you in the de­ tails o f their business. O f how, for instance, they can sell dressed beef for less than the cost o f the live ani­ mal owing to utilization o f by-products* and o f the won­ derfu l story o f the methods o f distribution through­ out this broad land, as well as in other countries. * » m , * # * The five packers mentioned feel justified in co-operat­ ing with each other to the ext,enjt o f together presenting this public statement. They have been able to do a big job for your govern­ ment in its time o f need; they have met all war time demands promptly and completely and they are will­ ing to trust their case to the fairmindedness o f the American people with the facts before them. Armour and Company .. - ■ -* - -= * -J- - , , J-'EJ-J. \ Cudahy Packing Co, ' •- Morris & Company , Swift & Company Wilson & Company �THE SANFORD HERALD UR JULY*9, is u East Coast Canal or hxv* a parallel route or In oth«r words, that Florida C at this time did not need an inland R. J. HOLLY. Editor canal, that General Sapkett, chief of w. M. HAYNES, Ruslneaa Manager engineers for Florida should lose hts Publbhtd Every Tuesday sad Friday , llfo on a government dredge on tho ocean Just off Y)aytonn on the East Coast. Had the government listen­ BUBSCBIFTION FHICK IN ADVANCE; ed to. tho earnest appeals of-central T o make sure that under no circumstances your important pa-* ONB HAS. . . . . I , » i i , sr.so Florida to take th c’ great St. Johns B ig M O NTH S Id l papers or valuables of any dfecription will be exposed to danger or. river as the inland water route SEM IN O LE IN D E P E N D E N C E TUBES MUM1IUI......... ................................r T* loss from any cause whatsoever rent a Safe Deposit Box at this thrttyigb Florida cutting a channel Tho voters In Seminole county D««fw*d is u« air by c*rri» i i « rtt r*« i« from the St. Johns river to tho In­ Strong Bank at $3.00 per year. * ... Advance m l i t FsT M ssU .* will be given an opportunity on the r t r s W b 't i A tn s e s U u l Bs Made si Oflies 16th of this month to sign a declara­ dian river and having deep water all tfie w « / from Jacksonville to Key tion of Independence against domin­ Eslsred M Sesssd-CkM Mall Matter Aopuf 22sd West with a small oxpense this • IMS, at Ibo Peetafllca at Saafecd. Flerida ation of tho cattle fever tick. great inland water route would have Under Art af Martb Srd. 1ST* Our cattle -owners have paid toll been finished and the dredge Florida nieebsss Ns, I U OAseu. Uermld DeOdlef to the ticks all their lives in the instead of attempting to ride the way of heavy death losses from tick storm y waves of old ocean would fever and exhaustion of animals, end have been peacefully plying the j — -----------quarantine restrictions reducing the placid waters of the Sti Johns river value of stock marketed. and have landed safely at the docks " I pledge allegiance H. STEVENS Development of the live stock In­ in Jacksonville with all skfe on board to my flag and the Re­ rl dustry has been thwarted to a large instead of the half drowned crew F. L WOODRUFF Vko-Pnrtsal public for which it extent by the cattle ticks which that Anally reached shore reporting ■tands; one nation In­ have killed off much of the better the loss of General Sackett and some THE BAN K TH A T INSURES YO U R DEPOSITS divisible, with Liberty breeding stock brought Into the of the crew. This one lncid#nt alone m ua jo t f W W W W W W V W F W W W W W JniA M a w i u nu o u x J u i M i . . ............ X and Justice to all." rjpQ pni ^ A A A x W W S t A A JW x x V rtortrawinonani A n f k w n g ia flirfia M k rfW C X J W W V ^ V V county, and development of farm should call the attention of the gov< lands has been retarded because ernment and the government engin­ progressive farmers from northern eers to the.need of an Inland water­ and has made this city his homa mans will march on Moscow, but states knew they could not bring way in peace and In war. Right ever since. ( He served Sanford sev-. thinks the murder Is the first sign of their good stock here with assurance now with German submarines dper- era) tim es‘ as mayor and aldetman awakened anti-German feeling in that It could survive tick fever. sting in southern wsters all shipping and was made a member of the Russia. Sanford is located ih the heart of a of certain •tonnage cou ld' be going bosrd of county commissioners for large district easily adapted to culti­ through the St. Johns river route the .pew county, serving as chairman vation of staple crops, In addition to safely, the government dredges and of that body (or one term. He has Fundamental Human Need, ■n the muck lands that are uied for barges could be transporting goods been Identified with the city's inter­ It seems to me a great truth that hu­ growing vegetables, but the farming and equipment and supplies through ests in many ways and is probably man beings cannot stand on selflzhness, mechanical utilities, economics lands have not been developed and the Inland waterway thirty or forty the largest property owner in the and law courts; that If there be not settled up'as they would havo been miles away from the seaboard and city, having built several new busi­ a religious element In the relations of if better live stock could have been o u t-o f all ganger of subs and the ness blocks' here reverni years ago men, such relations! are mleerable end storms of the Atlantic. In times of and owning much valuable property grow-n here. * & doomed -to ruin,—Carlyle. FOR peace this great artery of trade and in the residence districts and also ALLIES ARE R E A D Y Z&TE P B t As a result our tra'tfrterritory h u travel that la now open from . San­ hundreds of acres of farming lands. ANOTHER BIG PUSH not been enlarged to its possibilities, ford to Jacksonville carrying boats Hetman. and our merchants are sending large He served Seminole county as her '-Momentous happenings aro In daily filled with' passengers and “ Hetman," la both Polish nnd Little sums of money ou( of the state to freight Is reducing - this tonnage on representative last session and gained the making on the western Russian tor for neau head man. m an ,icaptain chief.----; ----- . . . .*front. . . . . . . . iiunsinn Bob Holly, editor of the Sanford get beef and milk that should be f . ' railroads congested with freight and tho fcsficct and esteem of his col­ The lull of the past few dayutllL -The-Hnxxtflirrorm' o Herald Is threatening to go to war, produced at home. ls carrying - them n f t l y and'- -gore— In -F lorid a ’s —law making not~conttnue long[, and R Is not im- thus n Cossack chief Is catted an ntsand saya it couldn't possibly bo The ticks are_not sucking-humm fo r la b ly /. This Inland’ waterway "b«A body. Having served one term in probable the Germans will break it man. Both words are related to tbs .worsculhan _the newspaper. business blood from our people, but they aro ing tho natural river .waterway al­ the legislature eminently fits him for by-hurling their muses against the Teutonic "Hauptmann." just at this stage of the game. While causing largq losses to our. city’s ready belongs to the' government his second term and he has been Allied lino to crush it, U possible.. Bob Is* youthful enough to make a financial credits and every person In and is kept open-to-t he-depth of ten favorably mentioned for speaker of ".Correspondents at the front, while Valuable By-Product good soldier, wo suspect he would Seminole county is adversely affected feet to the ocean and a width ol one the house but bis extreme modesty reporting that, a new German blow A method hns been discovered of have to bo examined with his hat on by the tick fever infestation and hundred feet and should be made will not permit his entering the race la impending, obviously aro unable distilling valuable products from the to "gel b y " the age limit.— Kissim­ quarantine THE W A T E R W A Y thrpugh Flor­ for that honored position and he to give grounds for the belief. But chips that accumulate In wood-work­ mee Garotte. * t will probably assist one of the other • the Germans have had much time in ing establishments, and of making paA vote for compulsory dipping of ida now and for all t i me. , -----O---candidates to gain- that position oer out o f the residue. which to prepare for further great cattle is a signature on Seminole Tho East Coast. Canal ’hat been when the legislature meets J. II. Humphries displayed .good strokes. It is known that they have county's declaration of.independence turned down as impracticable and sense when ho roducod the size of Mr. Woodruff has several impor­ from thirty to forty, divisions in Strength In Love. to the ticks. coating too.im fch to put Ih shape tho Bradentown Journal to foun tant bills that he will present to the shapo to throw Into the fray. Added “ Love Is tho first cable of the suspen­ and while The Herald does not want pages. There Is not a daily in Fltrto exploit the advanatgea of the St. legislature and will favor any legis­ to this is tho fact that the Germans sion bridge that Is thrown ncro** the ids, except the big city dailies, that CURD M A R K E T A W AR gap between two souls. If this Is Johns river over any other -section lation for the benefit of the majority have" not been very active for moro has paid expenses the past year and strong and true you can hang nny MEASURE in his home county and for the than a week, and their counter at­ to the detriment of thst section we number of faults tin It without It giv­ it would be a wise idea for n!noThe establishing of curb markets state at large. tacks have not been carried out ing way."—George HlloL tenths of them to suspend until the in Florida which has been advocated arc only relying on the judgment of with the usual strength and deter­ the engineers who. have several people generally and the business by the Times-Union, as a war meas mination. ' men in particular wake up to the ure for the saving to the consumer times given their opinio/i on this .n ». cs subject and have also reported fa­ R tM ft « f lb* Caudill** *r Meanwhile the Allies are busy fact that the local newspaper is the and the benefit of the producer is on the St. Johns rlvjfr,!. strengthening the positions taken biggest and best asset any town poa- increasing steadily and- it b believed vorably * J S. •.-»»* i « •—** * * The Peoples Dank,at Sanford, from the enemy in the past week. aesaes, and that without it tjte town that by early winter nearly every In the name of-common sense and in the Stale o f Florida, at the Close Raids arc being carried out hefo and would stagnate, property decrease in city of mo(o than thrpe thousand love of country why don't the gov­ of Business, June 29, 1918 there, but not in great strength, ex­ value, and merchants he forced to population in the state will udopt ernment officials take the S t.’ Johns Haaaarraa • Datlar* cept in the case of the,Australians, Loan* on H»»l Ratal* __________ y sj .t m j ! g o out of business. Without the this plan of marketing. river natural'"route" through Florida Loan* on Collateral Sacunty who have moved forward four hun­ .country newspapers the . Liberty Other than Real Katate_______ _ -l.o o ! i ; The people of the South have and get to work on this great pro­ 120.9M St dred yards of a front of more than a All othtr Loan* nnd Dlaeounl* Loans would have been failures, Red ject at once. There is no better Waterways Committee from W ash­ never cultivated the habit of carry­ Overdraft*_______________ STUD mile in the Hamel region iouth of United Stale* Doc da____________ Cross drives never materialised and K.iidJM ing a market bosket and, during time than now with the. war at our ington will be here tomorrow to de* County and MunlrlpalIlondi &,ot».U the Sdmmc. The American sectors Slate, W. S. S. practically unheard of Uanklnt Houee, Furniturr end normal times have been too prone to doors and It is- one project that tide on St. Johns Hirer as Inand iJ.sm.U Fiaturea and Ilu lld ln c * ____ have been quiet since the activity of Still some merchants think you arc indulge in the luxurious and expen­ should not be delayed one day. Wilt Waterway. We want cars land citi­ Oth*r Ileal Fatale ______ ____ . !* Saturday, when the French mude a Claim* tnd other Iteeouroe* passing the hat when you ask them our senators and congressman at SJ7d.ll zens to lake them out. sive habit of having everything, even from Incorporated llanbm ri.ITTSi for an ndvertirement.—St. Cloud [|c si H o a rd of Trade meeting slight gain near Chateau Thcirry on t)ue Chertr *ad t.irh an fe* tor Clearth*1 niruillt.it items delivered to their Washington please stop playing poll-! Herald, 3.273.11 a sector adjoining that held by the Ini doors. In many of the eastern and tics now and give the St. Johns tonight at Court House, 16,01431 Ca»h on H an d.......... ..................... Americans. Bortln reports this very river its dues. --------0 -------*• middle went states the people of the T o t i l . ....... ■ M . . . . . m,^ .*544.717X6 local incident as attacks in strong -W. S. S. Honor Roll cities have carried market baskets SOME CONSPIRACY The engineers have spoken and force which were repulsed. Dollars Llahlllllea Five hundred dollar purchasers Robert J. Holly, editor of the ail of their lives* and have made it a the spirit of General Sackett should __ | 30,000.01 Stork Paid In ...... On the Italinn front thp Italians Capital 3.000.00 practice to buy all of their fresh tisc up nnd haunt them for being Surplus Fund___ __ _ ______________ Rower & Roumillat, A. M. Thrash­ Sanford Herald has either changed are consolidating and strengthening Undivided I’roflU (Lew Ripentrt and fruits and vegetables, dairy products lax In their duty if this matter is er, Chase & Co., Herald Printing his mind regarding certain probloms 617.2* Ta*«* Paid! -______________... the positions retaken near the |,;iKV» Dividend* Unpal 1_____________ . Co., Mrs. It. A. Newman, W. E. or he; has been made tho.victim of a and nearly everything that can be delayed any longer. mouth of the Piavo. Vienna admits Individual Depoelta Scoggan, E. If. Bennett, Mrs. J. D. monstrous "conspiracy." Hearing raised or made on the farm and gar­ Subjert to Chbek . ... yiOSJGt.91 the loss of the ground cu t ard south Tim* C*rllflral** ol Jinkins, W. P. Brooks, Mrs. W. C. that he was in Plant City Wednes­ den, direct from the producers, thus Notice east of Capo Silc, which was the D *po*lt________ IS.21J-.1T saving materially and at the same Hill. Certified C h eck*.____ S.T07SJ d a y , enroutc to Tampa with a party nearest the’ enemy hsd got to Ven­ Bids will lie received for trans­ Cs*hl*r‘e Check* O utof truck growers, investigation show­ time encouraging the growers with porting school children in District •len dln x_______ 4,916.93 Thousand dollar purchasers: ice. Thpre has been only slight ac­ Du* to in corporated ed that he was a passenger in' a car n good market for all they produce. No. 1. on the following routes for a Ranks______________ S7.7Sb.49 L. P. M cCulier, Yowejl-Speer Co., tivity in the mountain zone, • Savinas D*i>oalta______ BS,219.13 which had proceeded Tampaward, In these days of practicing econ­ term of eight"months beginning Sep* F. F. Dutton, S. Rapp, First Na­ There arc many indications that Total Irepaall*..___ _______________ 209.9I9.M but a machine wia located in which omy and Conserving everything as tern her 16, 1918: tional Bank, J. W. Booth, W. P. the news from Russia in the next ' Total... lx number of grips^ satchels and the much as possible, tho market bosket Brooks, C. W. Brown. few- days .will be important and sigRoute No. 1— Celery avenue and of Florida, C ou n ty ol Seminolr, *•■: like were being transported, and con­ habit should he introduced and niffcant ns conrcrns the future of State I, O. L. T A Y l.Q H , Cashier of the abovetrary to the line of argument w6 adopted in the south as a badge if Beardail avenue to Cameron City. earned Rank do solem nly surer that the H u ff.T o New Yorkthat troubled country. Route No. 2 —Sanford avenue to above etatement la true to the heat of my liaye read In The Herald, we noted honor and every householder should In the north the residents of Mur- knowledge and belief. T . S. Huff, county food^ adminis­ In plain letters and figures directions be rpoud to be seen carrying one and Elder Springs. O. L. TAY LO R. Ca*hl*r trator had an attack of np*pendicitis man regioq have thrown off the-auCorrect—A tt'*t: Route No. 3— First street.to Mon­ pn the baggage.' Each bore tho doing the marketing for the family It. !L Stem * thority of the Bolshevik! * govern­ Subscribed and sworn to and left for New York where he w roe corner. • before me this 2nd day of C. F. William* name of "R . J. H olly," and aiao the in this way. Ih the large cities ev­ ment .in Moscow and joined the En­ July. IMS D. It llriwon Route No. 4 — Upsala. v receive treatment or have an oper following: Canadian Club, 5 quarts; ery home has one or two substantial Ula its* Johtwon N otary Public Director*. tente Allies. There is a great He will be absent several My Com. Kip. Oct. SS, 19C0 Ait transportation- to be-In good tion. Mountain Dew, 10 quarts; I. W. H., market baskets, some of them rather weeks and without consulting any amount of war supplies in this re­ 8 quarts; Hark mn nt’s Delight, 5 fancy and attractive,'*and the rich weatherproof busses, autmobilc or one wished the job of food adminis­ gion, • nnd American,. French nnd quarts; Murray Hill, 6 quarts, or a and poor alike„meet nt^the public hone drawn. trator on R. J. Holly of the Sanford British troops are guarding it, while Bids, must bo delivered nor later ' total of 34 quarts—entirely at vari­ markets, coming in their arutomobile, Herald, who will as usual be the German and Finnish forces -have ance with the "quart-a-rnonth" reg­ carriages and on the street cars or on than August 1st to B. F. Whitner, goat and endeavor to help tho gov­ been reported advancing in force ulations, to nny nothing of Dob's foot, and all apparently enjoy the Sec'y Hoard of . Trustees, School northward from Finland. The Mur­ ernment for nothing per month. 92-7tc stand on the question.— Plant City advantages offered of being able to District No. 1. For all kinds of mansk c o u t offers a starting point select absolutely fresh products from Courier." for Allied operations in Ruuia. ’ Coming of Night those, who raise and make them. ! ------ O ------Germany hrA not yet acted on tho Shadow creeps over lawns toward Already half a dozen of the most P R E P A Y M E N T NOT REQUIRED tho lake, still radiant with day. murder of County Von Mirbach, the progressive cities In Florida have Black nnd twittering, a bird picks Its ambassador In Moscow. The BUAt the lime the statement appear­ Adopted the curb market plan and little path, delicately, near tho border. shevik government h u made apolo­ ed in the press to the effect that all report success and a decided sav­ The stillness o f twilight reaches gies and has enforced strong meas­ freight on nil perishables must be ing In th e' prices. The Miami Her­ through tho trees and seizes at length ure!. In Moscow in ab endeavor to paid in advance the Florida Grower ald of last Sunday in commenting on this spiall object. The Immobility of find the ezsassins. Opinion Nln denied that this was so. Any one tho market of Saturday had the fol­ Its tiny organism Is more wonderful France and England is agreed that reading the law or ruling carefully lowing to say: thno the Immen so stretching quiet of far reaching results may be expected would have said the same thing. water nnd sky., From Its glossy bird"Am ong the bargains yesterday from this act,,w hich is compared In We understand that capital is being back the sun withdraws his pnlo An­ made out of the situation by com was special offering of Rliss No. 1 gers lingeringly and reluctant yields importance to the murder of Arch­ Opposite Stsr Thestre duke Francis Rcrdlnand, the Aus­ It to tho night—Exchange, mlaslcn men who are telling the i rUb P01* 1? " f b>l »eU regularly for trian heir apparent, Former Pre­ growers that if they ship their own $1.66, which sold yesterday for $1.26 P. r . B x 1*91 F a i f jn l , FV. mier Kerensky believes that GerIruit they will he called upon to pay per hampor,* pineapples a t 90 cents — Not Worth Anything For. freight in advance, which will of dozen, smooth caycnuts nt 16 cents, "Mos* any gal,".said Uncle Hben, "Is course bo a heavy burden, while on watcrmp' on8 nt ontl “•& rents, eggs nqnbt enough to sec dnt a man nln' the other hand if they the com- i 30 cf,nU' rbub,rb 5 to 10 cen,a * likely to be n good pervlder If he puts mission men arc allowc, to handle ! bunch* Pc PPer" 10 cen,B " d°*en. In time makln* up a love letter when it -Uhl grower will he relidved of this Rrtcn corn "0,d " l 25 cenls " doten' he might be earnin' four" dollars a prepayment. As n msttcr of fact cauu“ K°- cucumuert, coiday." frelght does not h ive to he prepaid, pRn,l,?y' »prin8ers and but It U Is prepaid .It must k done h*ni * * r* plcnt‘ fu1l nt rcMonBblB within a certain time ard. the sgjne, pr‘ cc,> Times Union. •, WRITE F O R PRICES Seminole's Representative thing applies at the other end I 0 • (To Iatto to Classify) , where the receivers'are allowed a NEED OF ST. JC^HNS IUVEI^j U on. Frank L. Woodruff, recently reasonable time to' make their p iy * 7 * ‘ It was a coincidence that re-e’ ccted as representative for Sem­ i-Found—. Fountain pen. Owner rnent* Instead1 of^ the ireel^ to one on the very day’ ihltt the govern* inole County Is a Seminole County may h iv e a*me b y proving property JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA' ■ month that they h iv e been taking ment engineers made a report that product, haying been born on the and paying for this ad, Lewis, Mall 9£-2tc ‘ 1 heretofore. * It has been customary It was not good policy to buy the old Woodruff place near this city Cairletv THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY In t(ie past for the railroads to all fmvortat shippers and receivers an almostM n tflh lted‘ time to settle freight charges while the same priv­ ilege has been denied others and It U now proposed to put all on tho basis now proposed to put all on the same basis and that is all there is to tho story, —Florida Grower, j .. NK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA GERMANS PREPARE OFFENSIVE ATTENTION CITIZENS Highest Prices Paid J U N K Fertilizer and Feed Bags A SPECIALTY Sanford Junk and Bag Company Sacks F o r C a s t o r : Beans New or Second Hanjl Bags CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Southern States B ag Co. �. si KtVI ym m JULY 9,1118 THE SANFORD HERALD IN S O C I E T Y ’ S D O M A IN farmers and Fruit Growers ♦' ■. h a p p e n in g s & ■ op in t e r e s t AROUND SANFORD Mr». F- •*» Footer has gone to Houses Point, NuW Y ork for n visit 0f three or four months. Mrs. Alfred King left Saturday for filcnnvillc, G*., where she will Bpfwl several weeks on a htulneis anj pleasure trip. • Woodland Park will be open Sun* in and • Items o f Interest for th^- Man Behind the Plow Mr. andi Mrs. Dmsner hare gone •to the northern markets. They will also visit New York where they will spend several weeks selecting a new line of rcidy to wear goods and mil­ linery for the fall and winter. 92-2t-frl Mr. and Mrs. Willmot are selling out the stock of the French Shop and will remove to Orlando where they have a stock. G. W. Spencer, Jr., will occupy' th b rooip for his meat shop about July 15th. , Dr. Ililburn left today for Tampa to attend a.called meeting of the trustees of Southern CoJjVge. Mrs. Deane Turner and son, Deane left Sunday for Dpytona Beach for a visit of three weeks. They were accompanied by Mr. Tur­ ner who spent a day on the beach. Horace W. Way of Savannah, Georgia fs the guest of .Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Terheun. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Adams of Macon, Ga., arrived yesterday and will Ifnjoy a brief visit in. Sanford, *he quests of friends. R. A. Sales arrived Saturday from Washington and will remain here Several weeks on business. day, July -H th’ 92*2tc Mr. and Mrs. 0 . L. Taylor a'pent several day's of Inst week In Jacksonvil|e where Mr. 'Taylor attended the .State Honkers Association. Dr. and Mrs. Tolar left Sunday for Philadelphia where Dr. Tolar is obliged to undergo an operation at JefTrrson Hospital. His many friends fcre hoping for his speedy recovery. Muafon’a swimming pool is the coolest place In town.* Open Wed­ nesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday nfternoont. Fresh' water every day, • 86-tfp r , R. Deaa, the popular assistant cashier of the Peoples Bank b en­ joying a .well earned vacation at Daytona Deach . Mr . and Mrs. Cecil G ibbett arc spending the remainder of teh sumnu>r-a\ Washington ' and Savannah and other points in Georgia. Harold Washburn of the Coast D. Marx arrived yesterday from Artillery located a t ’ Pensacola is New York City and will remain sev­ ' home for .a few days furlough. Ills eral days on business. .brother F loy d ‘ U either In France or Ed Betts left this week for Day­ on the way over and Harold expects tona Beach where he will remain for ■to go soon, «:.«ral wosks_-----------.---- —------------66G cures'Chilb and F ever. SLEEP INSURANCE Capt. W. M. Lovell has received "A Terror to Mosquitoes.” '* from the War Department the in­ 72-tf telligence that hb son Vail Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Bunson arrived yes­ had been made a First Lieutenant in the Aviation Corps and is now terday from Valdosta and will re­ active in the ‘flying . service In main a week or ten days combining France. His many Sanford friends business' and pleasure. While here 1will rejoice to hear of his rapid rise they will be guests at the Hotel Carnes. in the service. t A. L. Robinson of Jacksonville Miss Alma Turner and Mbs Vera Terheun left Saturday for Ocala spent a fe w hours yesterday in the where they will remain for several city on business'. weeks In the Western TJhion Tele­ Allen Jones, U. S. N., arrived graph Co. home Sunday from Now York on a For Wood and heavy hauling see •brief furlough and is the guest of his mother, Mrs, Allen Jones. Murrell, o r 'phone 378. 48-tf Robert Holly left yesterday for J. D. Davis, the genial represent­ Oakland where ho will spend a few ative for Z. W. 7aring & Co. of weeks with friends. Jacksonville was in the city yester­ Mrs. E. P. Morse and children day. and Mrs. B. A. Howardjtnd children S. E, Barret left Friday night for have taken cottages at Daytona Fayette, N. C., where he will remain Beach for the summer. for a few weeks on business for hb Mrs. J., N. Whltncr and family company, the Fruit Growers Ex­ leave tomorrow for Coronado Beach press, during which time Mrs. Barret where they will spend the summer. will vbit io Atlanta and Kentucky when both will leave to spend.the G6G cures Bilious Fever. next few months in Michigan. .Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlott and J. O. Miller of Gainesville, S. C.. Mi-s Krmnn Elchnor of Geneva werr is spending several days in Sanford in the city yesterday coming in to this week looking lifter business in­ attend the business meeting of the terests'. Red Cross. ... . 6G6 contains no alcohol, arsenic The store room In the Woodruff .Work Recently occupied by the nor other poisonous drugs. Bonita Cafe Is being remodeled and Miss Agnes Dumas left yesterday will be occupied by the Specialty for Charleston, S. C.,‘ where she will ^hiip about the first of August. remain for several weeks the guest of friends and relatives. SLEEP INSURANCE "A Terror to Mosquitoes." A. W. Underwood of St. Augus­ 72-tf tine was among the Sanford visitors P. C. Van Valkcnburg of Orlando, yesterday. . t representing the Florida M otor Club D. Hamrick of Tampa -spent a b in the city to interest Florida mo. few hours in the city yesterday on torists in the club. buiineas. Mr. and Mr*. J. N. Dresner left Mrs. E. F. Housholder left Friday yesterday for New Ycrk where they for Daytona Beach where she will will he absent several weeks on remain for several weeks. business and pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. .Cohb and son S LE E P JN SU R A N C E of Wauchula’ arc enjoying a brief “ A Terror to-MoequItors. visit In Sanford thb week the gursts 72-tf of friends. William Shepherd, son of Mr. and W. Danieis of Tavares was a SonMrs. j ‘ A. Shephert la hem e on • ford vbitor yesterday. furlough from the aviation camp at Mrs.' M. T. Christian and son nr: Anhilin where he la learning to be a rived yesterday from Tampa and flyer. ^ All on Jones is home on a flying will be the guest of her brother, Mr. trip while bis boat b at N ew 'York. S. Carnes for several weeks. G. D. Berry of New York City Allen is one of Uncle Sam's sailor boy*, being in the medical supply corps arrived thb week and will remain Gn his last trip from Fronce he saw for a week or ten dayo looking after two other ships sank by subs. He business Interests. fttu in Parb during an air raid and 660 cures by removing the cauie. altogether has had enough experiJ. W. Deane of Jacksonville waa enre to fill a book. His msny a m o n g v i s i t o r s In the city yes* friends ore glad to seo him again. ft- C. Maxwell and family expert ^erlf* Mr.y and Mrs. N. II. Garner left to leave tomorrow for Coronado Saturday for Atlanta,* Gcrogls, on a Beach where they have rented a visit to friends. cottage. Mr. Maxwell will return J. W. lackey rrilved yesterday in about two weeks but the family from Chattanooga and will remain wdl remain at the beach, for two several daya looking nftcr business months. interest*. G66 cures Malarial Fever. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon ar-^ T. P. Denham, Jr., Is out ogaln rived yesterday from Jacksonville after an operation . for appendicitis whore they have been spending the and is attending to hb duties with past few - days combining business lh* f’alm Fibre Co. and pleaaurc. C6G cures Headaches, Biliousness, Mr. and Mrs; G. D. Ecommons of Appetite, or that tired nrh- of Tarpon Springs are spending sev­ mtf feeling, due to Malaria or Colds. eral days in'the city the gu«t's of Fine Tonic. [datives and friends. Sanford schools will -open Sep-' A. J. Plumb of Jacksonville waa ember 16th .according to notice among the guests regbtered at the rom County Supt. Lawton in this Hotel Csrnex yesterday. » '**“ of T k, l i e * ! } , . ; d/ D. C. . Ward, Osteopathic . SLEEP IN SURANCE Physician. First National 'Bank* • “ A Terror to Morqultdes.” 64-tf : : **»■ —- ** V i _ - a i i Bldg., Phone 830-Wj 72-£__ ‘‘J? PAGE FI Vi; THB DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. By Clifford Leon Sherman. Dear F o l k s T h e second day on the transport wasn't to bad. I got over my aoaslckneti quickly, and now I have an appetite like a horse. It seems as though I Just couldn’t get enough to eat. I hare beard Dad complain of a “cr|ck” In hit back. I with be was along, for I'll bet our drill w.ould takelt. jmLot-hlm.lnstanUr.-I-tbought when l jotned the array I would drill with a gun most pf the time, but nothing doing. In the morning we line up on deck and go through exercises for nearly an honr. Ask Dad how would ho llko to do this about fifty times. | SAMMY. To complete the picture, draw a line from dot l't o dot 2, then from dot 3 to dot 3, and so on. (Copjrrtsht. tJIT, bjr Tbs B*ll Syndicate. Ino.) x A. R. Winkle of Jacksonville spent n few hour* in Sanford yesterday on business. R. R. Deas left Saturday to Join Mrs. Dcas and the children al Day­ tona Beach where they will remain several weeks longer. J. II. Thornton of Atlanta b in the city for a few days this week, combining business and plensure. Innocence No Ouerd. A southern newspaper contains the following Hem: “ Joe Odom was ac­ quitted of violating tho prohibition law, and was sentenced to pay n fine of $100 or serve three, months at hard Inbor; tho balance of tho fine to bo auspended during good behavior on payment of $50.” We ahudder to think of what might hare been Inflict­ ed upon Joe had ho been convicted In­ stead of acquitted.”—Case and Com­ Cow Pens—Brabham Root-Knot ment Resisting variety. Price $4.50 bush­ el. Chase <Sc Co. 76-lf The Medical Jamex W. H. Arrington and daughter of Speaking of units, ns wo often do Jacksonville are among the guests at nowadaya, a Londoner bad occaidon to the Hotel Carnes this week. pay frequent' vial ta to an eminent ' D. W. Emery of Tamps spent a physician, and he aald one day to the few hours in the city yesterday on attendant i/'Y o y will io f open­ ing the door fo r . me, roe,'JSvnfex” '• , .. Ing Jftnfex1 “ Not business. nf nil, air,” wan tho gracious reply; Mrs. Ella Meyer nf Moorohnven “you are but n hunlt In the hocean. b spending several days in the city air.”—Boston Transcript the guest of friends and relnllvp*. Value In Association. F. C. Smilie arrived yesterday “ I believe In association'ns the eole from Cincinnati and will apend sev­ means of realising progress—not eral weeks visiting different points merely because It multiplies the ac­ in this section. . tion of the productive forces, but Miss- Mabel Bowler of Jackson- beenuso It t >nds to unite nil the vnrlville Is In the city thn guest of Misses ou* mnnlfcgtnttnns of the human Melt and Alice Whitner. Miss Bow- mlml, nml to bring the life of the jer’s many Sanford friends are glad Individual Into communion with the collet'll', .ifo of tho whole.—Mnnlnl to see her again. NOTICE— PAY YOUR CITY TAXES This is to notify all persons who have not paid their city taxes for tho year 1916, and those prior there­ to that these taxes must now be paid. Thb W a matter which you should look after; and don’ t wait for a sec­ ond notice from me, for It will bo a costly one. ■ 'Ug-tf J. J. DICKINSON. City Attorney. Notice to Rcbekaha Seminole Robckah ^odg’o will have a regular meeting Friday night In Masonic Hall. Lot every member try to he present. Plan Now for Seed Corn should bo planted in rows feet apart at the rate of one peck to the The acre yield of corn In Florida * could and should be greatly Increase ■ere. cd, {recording to the University of It can be fed when It b about Florida extension divblon, which three feet high which will pfobably saya that the proper selection of seed be In September and October. It b of primary Importance In Improv­ will support twenty Six y-pound hog* ing the yield. The averago produc­ from IS to 25 days. ; The caspeos tion for the country is 26 bushels an should be sown In ‘ ihirty-lnch rows acre, though yields aa high os 200 at the rate of two pecks to the sere. bushela have been made by contest­ It esn be fed at the first bloom in ants In boys’ corn clubs. The Flor­ September and October. Ah acre ida production does not average the will support Sixty-pound hogs for 16 to 26 days. 26-bushel ’ mark. Copies of this chart may be had /•Seed corn should be selected from stalks standing where they grew, by applying to the University of Thb b necessary because it b the Florida experiment station, Gaines­ means of making sure that the seed ville. will have the power to yield well, aa Use Disk In Potato Field shown by the superiority of the stalks over surrounding ones that The farmer who has ■ large acre­ grew under the same conditions. age' of tweet potatoes will find the Thb sort of seed inherits high pro­ dbk cultivator a labor saver. Under ducing power. ordinary methods a one plow horse It must ho understood that like la used. One man b needed to plow, produces like, snd thst an eariy- ono b needed to lay the vines around maturlng corn yielding abundantly and\«nother may be needed to un­ on short, thick stalks is likely to re­ cover them behind the plow. One peat these same characters in the man with a dbk cultivator can do next generation. For example, seed all the work, and cover twice the corn should be tnjtcn from stalks acreage in a given time. . Is the sav­ without suckers; such seed may pro­ ing worth while? It will soon pay duce some stalks with suckers, but for the cultivator. wilt Invariably produce fewer Furthermore, C- K. Qusrrle of suekers-than-beed-from-eticker beartbe Unlyersity of Florida cxfeniion ng stalks. divbion says that the dbk cultivator All seed corn ihould be selected by. is the best tool for working sweet rand, as a special task, and not In­ potatoes. During the first cultiva­ cidental to husking. The corn tion the dbks can be set to throw ihould be gathered as soon as thor­ the dirt away from the plant*, into oughly mature, and before It is in­ the middle between-the ridges. Only fested by wcevib. Enough seed a thin layer on topMs scraped off In ihould be gathered for two seasons* th b way and the bed is not (Jestrpyplanting. cd. Then if something delays work the ridges will not dry out before Provide Pastures for Hog* the earth can l»e thrown back. At The cheapness of pork production the next cultivation tho dbks can be depends upon the cheapness of the reversed and the soil returned to the ccd. Of course a pig-may be turned bed. If the plants are so small that upon -the range to rustle for himself, they are covered fenders may he but that f* not^tho best practice fur used on the cultivator and set to good quality of pork and for top protect the plants. Thb will enahle prices on the market. It is just as he operator to cover all the weedi bad practice to feed grain alone. and gross. Corn is the primary pig feed of the T h b process may be repeated as United States, but It b deficient in ong as weeds bother or until the protein for muscle building and In vines cover the beds. After the ash which goes toward bone build- vinca begin to run It may brf neces­ ing;-'-'- --------- -------sary to lay them back to avoid prun­ Pasture is cheap hog feed and It ing, or a home mads attachment supplies those cssentiab which are with flrgera can be placed on the lacking in the corn or most other cultivTtor to lift the vines out of the grains. In Florida it is possible to way of the.dbks. have hog pastures the year around if the right plans arc made. Legume pastures are best since they supply that which is most oftcrvr“lncMng, protein to the pig’ s ration. Of course there arc various com­ mercial feeds whjeh will supply the lacking constituents, but such feeds are expensive and besides pastures will more nearly approach the nat­ ural conditions under which tho pig formerly lived. Thcro is no doubt that pasture is as essential to proflU. able pork production as grain. Fur­ Many Ktnda of Oreadituffx Almost everything that grows hi)* thermore It requires about one-third been called upon to tnnke bread for the grain to fatten a hog on pasture man. In remote ages the Egyptian* ns It decs on grain alone. of (ho Nile valley prepnred bread from A. P. Spencer of tho University of the seed of lotus flowers. These flow­ Florida extension divbion has com­ ers grew abundantly In the mud of the river boftom, and w h e n ce annunl piled a chart which ahows the crops overflow receded there was a harvest which can be planted at various of lotus flower*, Just as wo harvest times in the year to provide pastures for hogs. The chart abo gives the L ive G ut-D iors tfcis fiuiriru wheat today. method and date of planting the l( costa Utile and the benefits are man; seed required, stage of growth to If yon use No. 210 feed, date to feed, and the number Report o f the Condition of the Seminole of hogs which can be pastured on an AE R O L U X -no whip County Bankalnanfqrd.ln Ihe Stale acre fqr a given tlmo. VENTILATING PORCH SHADES of Fla., at the Close of Business, .For July Mr. S|>enccr suggests sor­ June. 29. 1918 ghum and cowpeas. The sorghum SANFORD FURNITURE CO. RESOURCES Lw i i on Riul E ititf___________ ____4 31,773.74 t,olru on Collators! Security Uthrr than Hr.I Batata___ i______ Z______46.663 SX All Othar leaoa sod IMarou-ita________t3l.M3.SS HO! ,73 OmdmTta............. _ .............................. Units'! Stain Hindi lU irrty)------------ 10,362.00 Simla. County ’and1 Munlripal' Roml. 1 11,463*3 Ottaf Urndr, C l y Warranta ........._ Kio.-W ol Corporation. 11.30 UW 43,377.11 ni II Olhat RanI Batata.. ... ■— 1,07X70 It... and War Bar. fltampa IftO.M Ihia from Incorppmtad baitVa 30,U91.71 Cfcacka and rUfhaay* for ----- -->8485.47 ' U444K" OlW Cm* llrmi Lightning Strikes Steeple Lightning strubk the steeple of the Holy Croon Epbcopnl Church during the rain thb morning and shattered port of the steeple on the south side. Two workmen engaged at work were on the lower, floor and were un­ t'wh os' lUndtouched by the bolt. r.ih Hi m . S8434J3V 83,864.33 • 180.00 Prvmlutr. on Ikmd.. ’ M A M U T IE 3 . • Members of W. O. W. Ctplul Stock Paid In Fur*d_.__:__ _______ _ Meeting Wednesday night, 7:30, Biuplu* Una It ldad Proflt* (Lno Eipnwn sad T o n o fold): conferring degrees and refreshments. DdUn-.tU Unpaid_________ All members are expected. Individual U*i>o.lti SubJ«t to llw ek_______ j _____ 242.ICt.39 F. L. Miller, IVrmxnd CwtlOeaUa at Ur3,375 67 91— Clerk, Tlmo CootiBeatca ol dopodt si.m.Tg (VrtKM ChrcW«_______ _ Cuhlw'* Chocks OnUtond- 30,000.00 4 800.00 MsfeEEE. v■. , •~kk**i . fffr'iHkntft o Popular Music 2,11ftSO 70 84 243106 Copy ( 0,1 ft4 00 Many Formations of 8ponQ<x 71,733.12 8ponges dro niilntnls with power tu 37ft.073.82 20.030.00 ent nnd digest. They begin their life Pllb raynhlo. on liny 1‘t'l-llko creatures nnd hnva u .4481,833*: Totalshort, free life In tho sea, after which they fasten themselves to ■ rock ami But* pt rtwidm. . o( 8«mli * ______ begin to develop. They grow Into all County L Vormt Lskt, PrwVdant of- lh» abatm-nntMd directions llko Ungers, nnd are called tlink,'do rkltmidp nrar that til* aboveaUinanal la Iru* te tho bant of my knbnUdfa nnd bollef. roennald’a gloves. There are fanlike C rtad iU n h . B u rn t U lia ■podges, treelike spVmges and cuplike A. p. Cunr.illy V Pmildwnt ' -O.V* Brouro; sponge*. There nr» sponges that form L .P . McTvtlw ■ carpet over tho rocks/and sponges ■* DtraeMra ■ SttMcrtbod aworn to briar* n » this 4th called by the fishermen “ten nesls,” be­ i * f ot Jwty. i f’ land l ■ < cause they look like birds' Bests. L T. Dryan Notary Publtc L.v i . . ley’s Standard and _I4S4.SSJ.82 Total NOTICE Complete Line of M cK in­ •Come in and Hear th e, New Columbia Records �FA G * SIX For gale— A buggy cheap for c u h R- p . A.;. R<?x 113, City. . D2-2tp Foir Sale— New 8 ft..lo g cart,.. 0. C. Bryant, Wagner, Fla. 90-3tp For SaloT— Best c o r n e r lot in Mark­ ham Park Heights, 06x130 feet A ba rg a in . You can’ t A ffo r d -to over­ look this. Lyman H. Frank,■city. . f . 84-8tR BSf&teS Facsimile of the Check Qlverrito Lieutenant O'Brien aa a Joke by Lieutenant Dickson When They W eft Fellow Prisoners at Courtral. as they'had an airdrome 'hot Tar Away and every afternoon tho students—or I took them for students because their flying, was very, poor—appeared over (be town. One certain Hun teemed to find particular satisfaction la flying headed or borrowed a' cep from aomo right down over tho prison nightly, for other prisoner. my special discomfort and benefit. It I —In trod uc to: ‘-At certain hours each day tho pris­ seemed.-aa if be knew an airman Im­ oners were allowed to mingle In the prisoned there was vainly longing to courtyard, and on the first occasion o f try his wlnga again ove« their lines. XI—Tells o f his •n llitm s n l la lytnx corps, his train in g to this kind I found that there were 11 But I used to console myself by say­ ua transfer to F ra n c * fo r ao- officers Imprisoned there beside* my­ ing: "Never mind, old boy, there was self. never a bird whoso wings could not PTEI1 ! □ —Describee fights In which They had here interpreters who be dipped If they get him Just tight, ught dow n tw o Osrm an airplanes One o f and your turn will come some day." is final fl«h t In which ho was could speak all languages. it down wounded within th e Oer- them was a mere boy who had been One night there was an exception­ born la Jersey City, V, J., and bad ally heavy air, raid going on. A num­ spent all his life In, America until ber of German officers came Into my C H A P T E R I V —Discovers that Osrman hospital staff barbarously neglected the the beginning of 1014. Then bo moved , room, and they all seemed very much ra ta l!y wounded and devoted th eir oner- with his folks to Germany, and when frightened.* I Jokingly remarked that l i e e to - restoring those w ho m igh t be returned to Ute firing lines. W itness** he became of military age the Huns It would be fine If our airmen hit the d ea th la figh t o f his beet chum, IJeut. forced him Into the army. 1 think If old prison—the percentage would be' P a u l Harney. the truth wero known he would much very satisfactory—one English officer rather have been fighting for America and about ten German o o ta -They than against her. didn’t seem to appreciate tho Joke, I found that roost o f the prisoners howover, and. Indeed, they wore ap­ The Prioon Camp at Courtral. From the Intelligence deportment I remained at Courtral only two or parently too much alarmed at what was conveyed to the officers' prison Ihroo dnya. From tliero they were In­ was going on overhead to laugh even camp at Courtral In an automobile. It variably taken to prisons In the Inte­ at their-own Jokes. Although' these night raids seem to take all the starch was about au hour's ride. My escort rior of Gemmny. Whether It was because I was nn out of the Germans while they are w as one of the most famous -flyers In world, barring none. He wee liter American or because I was a flyer, I going on. the officers were'usually aa S elied In action, but I wee told by en don't know, but this rule was not fol­ breve as Hons the next day and spoke English airman who wllneaeed fils last lowed Ifi my case. I remained thcro contemptuously' o f J th6“ r a ld 'o f the night before. <ombk£ that tur'foaghrHTntnreTjniue -two-weeks.--------- :----------- During this period Courtral was conI saw thousands of soldiers In CourHtantly bombed by our airmen. Not a trnl, and although they did dot Im­ single day or night passed without one press nte as hnvtng very good or abun­ or more air raids. In the two weeks dant footf. they weru fairly well I was there I counted 21 of them. The clothed. I do not mean to Imply that town suffered a great deal of damage. conditions pointed to nn enrly end of Evidently our people wero aware thut the war. On tho contrary, from what tho Ocnnnns had a lot o f troops con­ 1 win able to observe on that point, centrated In this town and besides tho unless the Huns hnve an nbsoluto crop headquarters staff wns stationed there. failure they can, In my opinion, go on The knlser himself visited Courtral for years 1 The Idea of our being able wbllo I was In the pyIson, I was told hy to win tho war by starving them out ' one ar"tho Interpreters, but he didn't strikes me as ridiculous. This Is a call on mo, and for obvious reasons I war that must bo won by fighting, and the sooner wo realize that fact the couldn't call on him. •Tho courtyard wna not a very popu­ sooner It will bo over. IHslng hour In tho prison was seven lar place daring air raids. Several time* when our airmen raided that o'clock. Breakfast came nt eight This section In the day time I went out and consisted of n cup of coffee and noth­ watched the machines and the shrap­ ing elae. If tho prisoner bad the fore­ nel bunting all around: but the Ger­ sight to save some bread from tho pre­ mans did not crowd out there, for their vious day, ho had bread Tor breakfast own antiaircraft guns wero hammer­ also, but that never happened In my ing away to keep our planes as high case. Sometimes wo had two cups of , In the sky as posidble, and shells were coffee, that Is, ncnr-caffce. It was likely to fall In the prison yard any realty ch^ory or some cereal prepara­ I moment. Of course I watched these tion. We had no milk or sugar. For lunch they gave ua boiled sugar j battles at my own risk. Many nights I from my prison window I watched beets or aome other vegotable, and ! with peculiar Interest the air raids once In a whllo soma kind of pickled ! carrier! on, nnd It yma n wonderful meat, but Hint happened very seldom. eight with tho Ot-rman searchlights We also received a third o f a loaf of I playing oh tho sky, the "flaming on- bread—war hrend. This war trend ' tons" fired high nnd the burst of tho was hm heavy ns a brick, black and I antiaircraft guns, but rather an un- sour. It wuh supposed to last us from ; comfortable sensation when I realized noon one day to tioon tho next. Ex; i that perhaps the very next minute a cept for some soup, this was the whole v { bomb might be dropped on the building lunch menu. Dinner coma at 0:30 p,-in.j when we In which 1 wns a prisoner. But peri hnptt nil of this -was better than no sometimes had n little jam made out excitement nt all, for prison life soon o f sugar beets, nnd a preparation called tea, which you hnd to shake rig­ ■ became very monotonous. One of the hardest things I had to- orously or It settled In Ifie bottom of endure throughout tho two weeks I tho cup, anil then about nil you bad spent there was tho sight of life Him wus hot water.' This "teA* was a sad mnrhlnes flying over Courtral, know­ blow to the Englishmen. If It hadn't ing thut pcrhnpH I never would have -been eulled lea they wouldn't have felt another chnncu to fly, and I used to sit so hndly about It, perhaps, but It wns by tho hour watching the German ma­ adding Insult to Injury to call that chine* maneuvering over tho prison, stuff "ten,” which with them In almost a national Institution. Sometimes with this meal they gave Ho, cq Squadron. Royal f l y i ng Corps us butter Instead of jam, nnd onco In n whllo wo hnd noma kind o f canned meat. • • ^ This comprised the usual run o f eat­ A.O’ Brien, R .P .0 . (BLR.) Reported elsein* 17-8-17 ables for the dny—I can cut moro than 3 /L le u t thut for breakfast I In the days that wvre to cornu I learned that I wns to fare considerably worse. Peaked in Trank. We were allowed to send out and buy a few things, Imt ns most o f the s u its Pyjamas* prisoners were without funds this wus S h irt. Vests. but on empty privilege. Once I took Prs. Pants* advantage of tho privllego to B o n d my Pre. Combinations shoes to a Belgian shoemaker to be Right S h irt. half-soled. They charged me 20 Towels. Pr. Shorts* marks—$51 , Pr* Puttees . Once In a while a Belgian Ladles' Pre. Breoahea* Relief society visited tho prison nnd Pr. Trouaete. brought us handkerchiefs, American Strap. soap—which sells at about $1.50 n Suit e l v l l la n o lo th te bar In Belgium— toothbrushes a m ) B e lt .’ other little articles, all of which were TunLo. Aaerloan Tunio. American made, but whether they Pr. Ankle Boots. were supplied by tbo American re­ B ritish Warm Coat. lief'committee or not I dpn’ t know. Pr. G oggles. . At any rate, these gifts mere mighty Ban Brpwne Belt* useful end wero very much appre­ Cane. ciated. Box D e n trlflo e . One day I offered .a button off my Blankets. uniform to one of these Ilclgtan ladles ok a souvenir, but a German* guard saw mo and -I was never allowed to go near the visitors afterwards. a /U e u t -The sanitary conditions In this a.r.o. prison enrap were excellent as a gen­ eral proposition. One night, however, I discovered that I had been cap­ tured'by “ cooties." Ro. 88 Squadron, This was a novel experience to mo Plying Corps* end one that I would have been very willing to have missed, because In the flying corps our airdromes ere n □umber of miles back o f the lines end we her* good billets end our acquaint­ ance with such things as "cooties" and other unwelfcome visitors Is .very lim­ -, » ' Photograph e f .Official Memorandum, diving en Inventory ef the Persona) ited. When I discovered my condition, I B e l o n g in g s o f Lieutenant O’ Brien, Which Were Turned Over te Llslimads e holler find roused the guartj. tenant Raney When O'Brien Wee Reported Mbeing en August 17,- HIT. Fof Sale— Pair gdod mulea, wagon, cutaway harrow and p lo w .. Tteasonable price. D. V. -Warren, Lake M onroe,. Fla. 88-6tp IQ ^ O E S SflVE. WHEAT Baaalag Wslw.la Krrtt Room H a* DaiUag f.r r n « * n *u FOR RENT CORONADO BEACH For Rent— Four room house at 422 P alm etto.' Gaa for cooking and email garage. Enquire Herald Office or 209 E. Fifth. 01-tf FOR RATES ADDRESS * ' OrPOHITT. NEW SMYRNA M R S . W . W . ALCOTT. Prpp Garage Accomodations Sea Food Dinners A Specialty For. Rent— Furnished - or unfur­ nished houie. Apply Herald Office, 90-tf Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month— Park avenue Fist, ,106 North Park-avenue, over L, R. Phil­ ips & Ci. drug Mire ■ Mri. C. C. Hart, manager. 30-tf For Rent— Three office rooms fronting on First street. Most da slrabla offices In city. Several other, good office rooms In dame building Yowt.ll A Speer. 23-tfc W AN TED Lost—Will the person who borriwed the spirit level from the P. O, building please return same at once, 91-2tp Wanted at Once—A large number of improved tracts, of from live to one hundred seres, on or near nice lakes and good-roads.— Box-373,- De*' Land, Fla. 9I-6tp I have Um edanltia e V n a n U far d Wanedslag ead the GLASS 13 Imt carrartiag say ead all dafwta ef »W •a. NO MATTER Iks aatara at jeer case, ir year GLASS IS da ae! salt yee perfectly, call ee era D R. E .S . H O F F M A N OCCL’ LlST-OrTlCIAN Lost—Between 313 . W- Second and Herald office a cameo brooch Finder plc&so return to Herald of­ fice and receive reward. ZS Waal Ckartk 8» OrUada. Vterida *•Fronting on the Ortat•" * SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY Family Rates DAYTONA BEACH, FLA Ocean Ave. and Earl Sts. Mrs. G. A. PARKKJI lU il.t .r GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMEK THEY W ILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments A re the Best CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING All Local Advertisements llmic FOR SALE For Sale, Rent or Exchange— Twenty (lx acres, -one mile cf Lake Mary, six milts of Ssnfcrd,' 12 acres suitable to cultivate. Front! a nice lake, two stc’ry packing' house. Screened. Can be used to camp In. Chicken house. Will sell on easy terms or trade for property in'town. Look it over nnd make your offer. T. W. Jackson, Fourth Nat'l Bank Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 92-3te * ‘ For Quick Sale—Three fine Flor­ ida breed mares, one a work or ■addle horse, others' ready to break or would, fine stock horses. A b o a splendid pair of mules, or a good pair of cheap mules. No. 1)26 or 91-2tp phone 246-J Fpr Sale— Am leaving town and want to sell household goods at oqee. Mts. John T. Brady,’ over Herald office. 1 �' ' •• ala* ' • JULY*. . -X^Jo ^ f T e r . l h i r « 5 T h e fa ti"ol a poof private We discovered there one In terrific pain, anfferlof from shrapnel in hli stomach and back. AH of m officers asked to have him cent to a hospital, but the doctors curtly £ fT J r L £ ,lD»~l-t * M .a n ln s t orders. 80 thtfpdor creature went on suffering from day to day and was atlU there when I left—another victim of Oeeroan cruelty. * At one time In this prispg camp there )were a French marine, a French flytog o^cer, two Belgian soldiers, and of the "UnitedKlnfdem oue from Canada, two from England, three from Ireland, a conple from Bcothad, odd from Wales, LKOTBNANT a man from South Africa, one from ,•Algeria,-and a New Zealander, the , latter being from my own squadron, a ? * man whom I thought had .been killed, m m and he waa equally rtitfrfeed when tffooghf Into the "prison to- And me one Way there. •In Addition there were a Chi­ breed OTer. that was to naman rad myself from the U. S. A. of getting that*! It waa quite a cosmopolitan group, drew lota. Consequently that was what started the lottery. I bslier* If a mao und as one typical Irishman said, bad ever been Inclined 'to cheat be "Bure, and we have every nation that'* would h a v o W h sorely tttnpttd In this worth mentioning, including the darn Instance, but'lha‘t * » * Was played ab­ Oennaha with ns Whites,” Of course solutely square, and If a man had been this was not translated- to the Ger­ caught cheating the chances are that man!, nor-was it even spoken In their he would hara been shunned by the bearing, or ws probably would not rest of the officers aa long as ho was have had quite so cosmopolitan a bunch. in prison. I was fortunate enough to Each man in the prison waa ready to win the prise twice. uphold his native country in any argu­ One manr‘ * u d I,I think-he waa the ment that could possibly be started, •smallest eater in the camp—wonJt on and It goes without aaytfig that I never * jhree successive days, but; It waa well took a back seat In any of them with for him that bis luck deserted him on ■my praise for America, with thiriCana-. the fourth day, for he probably would dlnn and Chinaman chiming In on my bare been .handled rather roughly by side. But. they were friendly argu­ tho rest of the crowd, who were grow­ ments! we were all in the same boat ing suspicious. But we handled the and that waa no place for quarreling. drawing ourselves and knew there was Every other morning, the weather nothing crooked about It, so he was allowing, wo were taken to a large (.pared. swimming pool and were allowed to Wc wore allowed to buy pears, and linvo.a bath. There were two pools, being small gnd very bard, they werb one for the German officers and one uved ns the stakes In m any's game. for tho men. Although we were offi­ But the Interest In theso little games cers, wo had to uso tha pool occupied tvtiH nB keen as If the stakes,had been by tho men. Whllo we'wore In awlm- , . . tadem ption ..... n s iM I tt-d (Vfolput rrSTVesT'Wrsi » Ila k la l B a U n r e . ----- --------------------- -----------------------------------D l i b i r i i a n u b r U » M i * !• • * • : • Salary Clock Clrewll Court M C o a s t , Auditor ta d Clark to C County ConiBlMOBora__ to M iir C tu u U n w t— P*r pirm and MUreg* of OntmWonet*... _ Pay b Bk»rlS lor Attoattato an Cm Cvaar NaliHii. Other OfSereo aad gBployaaar Attorney lor Cowatv Co mmUwtroom---- - a------ j— — — -— Sapnvrmor of KtgUtcalJon...... .................... ...................... Coaoty PbyritlaB- ,---------------— ---------- —— ---Coaaty DomoMtraWoa A m t Bepairo to Coaaty Balldtata: jaii r__________ ;--------------llouao at Coaaty P o r a ..---FnnMart » d Ftitnrre for: Court llouoo..... . I q u in 't r C r u ir iTuUdlaga: * oltort aad OUTor Attradoato.... Wotor........ ; ___ ■kt. Pool aad 1 jMarskca._______ iaridratal*..... — float of Court H i. *ri af C m•ty Paor: Caro txtsar llouao aad Parma........ litn and Addition* ______, to_Poorr _H urnltnro aad ur UrBN and Farm*..*..__ ad Flitnrea Plitaroi for ' Pow ETs Eip*»*re Operation of Poor II[onaoo a W P » r m * _ . ____,_____ ts^Fiuptr* oulalS, *4 Poor lloaoout sod^ IT ton M ; CornneraT l*gs**4*i Prr* of Offlrere. Jurors aad Whantra_______ ________ laaieliy Twqnlrlen: • Port of O IBtore aad Com ialtlrra.---------- — ______ ________ HUU*a*ir aad Printing: Onneral BtoUoaary Dlaaka, rtr.-------- _------- ---- ----- -----f t u f l S Z '& t f t r b T law" aad" paid ToT by~Coaaty“ ~ H C t a u M r u Paid to Oflrrra: Tai Ar****or_________ _____________ ______________ l__ . ■. __ T a t Collector_________ ________ ___________ _________________ SkarlfI. C“ tatrsl Court ------W o r t — _ _ _ _ _ --------------------------Clark Clrcalt Court. R fM d lM and Ckmoral Court Work. _ TravWla, lias Eipraara paid by Coaoty (O dH ol b u ilB ta s> ...._ _ larid ratal a lot Bipruaw Co. D ra oa otra tlou 'A cra L ...____ ______ Lrfsl 8rrricra. -Laarfaa Balaam, Warrant# c/aroUtd by D o a id .. Ur. W ai Nrt Balaaco March SI. 1*11. ----------------------------- _______ Warrant# outatandlat March 31 ISIS..........__________ _ " * * Dtpotltory Dalaneo March 91. M IA ............................ ................. PINE AND FORFEITURE PlINU Depository Datancr, Oct I, 1*17.. ___________ __ Wairant OuUtandlnf Oct. SI, M i l _________________________ Net Raliner Oct. *1, I t l l ______________________ ____ ;______ ______ Mrcrlyl* *r Ik* K*« M*alkat * .. Prom Ta* Cotlrctor, Ta«r» _____________________________ ______ Comptrollrr — T a i llrdrmptlon* . . _______ __________* ____ Sheriff — F lora ... ____________ ____ _____________ !______ * Juctirra of Pcacr ind C onctabln — Ptnrr. . _____________ __ . Co»l» Jrnkln Caic ____ ______ _________ _____________________ $ •’ L Makin* Datancr ...................... ..................................... _ , __ __ Dlckaracmral* far Ikr Bit Maatka: , > f'a a lk Criminal Ptaarrntlaaa: . • Sheriff and Dcpullra—Cct. Dir. Crlnr. Ca.. _____________ __ fMBitablra—C»t. Die. Crlm. C » ,____ ______________________ _ f i t Ik Circuit-Court—Cat. Ilia. frim .-C v . . ........................... --------------County Judge—Vat. Die. Crlm Ca.. _________ ___ ___ ______ Juitir* of 1‘aara—Cal.< Ilia. Cilm. Ca..1___ _ _____________ County I’coaacutlng Atty . . . _____________ _______ Ilaltffa pay itlrndanra Crlm. Court__________ ___ _________ _ Wllnraa Pcru, . „ . . . _______ « ... ........................... ......... Court Ftenogr*ph»r In IntulranCy Caara ____________ . Olhrr uprnara ol Criminal proarruttom . . . ____.... Shrrltt'a rum miatlnn on Hnra. rtr., collrrlnt I'rrdlng I’ rlaorara ............................* Tranipori alien p>M lor. and dlarharga munry paid fo County Conairla on roada______ ______ _______________ Pay ot Juror In Criminal Caara, County and Juatict- I'cara tinlf'Ktnrvctl penra* No mnn was ever -• -- ncross his knees ant at each corner of . fo recklc**, however, In all tht betting the pool nnd watched us closely ns ns to wager his own rations. ' j wo dressed and undressed. English Ity tho m°st scheming nod Bncrifie* I interpreters nccompnnled us on all of itlg I ever dill In fflj U fo I n innilged to , these Irina n lrl n o trips, art so n( at nn no f!m Umo« m could wc fumnl two plecea of bread (grudgingly talk without their knowing what was glared at the time from my dally ra­ going on. tions), but I wns preparing for the day when I should escape— If I ever should. , Whenever wo were taken .. out o, f tho r IL was not, a sacrifice easily _mndo 1 Prlwm for nn* PurP°!,c ,hey n,wu>.H Salat} ol Jaltar. . . ......................... . tlamr Wardrn'a h'tn . . • . ____ "■ ....... . . . ____________ 11,941.02 Secretary w .u cost o f stationery and stamps, the sal­ ary of. the stenographer, cost o f al Alonroe cnapier lfo . IC, R. A; FJ TM.SS accessories to the typewriter, all over­ Meets every second and foil, IS4.S0 head charges, and last, but not least, day In Masonic H al}ovir tho **.te cost o f time o f the man who dictates Theatre. Visiting comptnicns . m\ O. L. Taylor *- JF. L. M the letters. It works out at 40 cents , 110.00 SIAM*Sec'y High per letter, and that Is* nn absolute syo.oo # -1 “ * minimum.—Popular Science Monthly. S tnlnole Chapter 3, Ohlvr Eooti ' tOS.II Meettsvery first and third ts.ie In each month. Everyoi.** who I Losses Caused by Muskrats. ^ T .e t hi otar In the East ara c o r " si.ao Muskrats a r e . destructive to a to olstt this chapter. bankmentA dams, canals nnd irrigation K iU Alleo E. Robbins, ***.11 dltcbesi They delight in the deep w* I0T.M The Santera Connell K. o re * ter o f artificial reservoirs. The break­ t lt .t t tM.se 0 ing o f alR dams in districts where M ee'i the2nd Suudsy|0p. m., M i «bo K* manufacturers depend on water has 4thi Sunday 8 tvftui tic . m on th ,«» V 111.00 of C. Hall, OglrAT*. f, W la te often been charged to-muskrats.' In1 3,011.11 C. L. Britt, Fin. B«c*y. ^ the spring o f ' 1004 muskrats were «**.»! charged with wrecking* dam at ThomPhoenix Lodge No S, K. o r r . eston. Conn., by borrowing Into it, rnd Mn-tp serond and fourth TMaft-Jra. damage* o f several thousand dollars NUitmg knfjhU always wcleomo* was done J>7 the escape of the water, H. McLaolin 0, J lM B itt 3TS.11 K. R. and 8. '■ aC . end th6re are instances o f other loss 110.04 b y the giving w «y o f waterways, r ss.lt Sanford Lodge No. 3 7 .1 .0 . O .V . MAST deets every Monday evening a t fflO Meet n Masonic Hall. All visiting htokh u a MATO Unci* Eb«n. cordially invited. H i ISA M "When yon sees a man wlf a pufflckly J. F. McClelland JS.00 J. D .D w oey 11.03 N. 0 . R .K 10.U0.1S good disposition Jes now," said Uncle S IA M Eben. "It's a aura sigu dat he's got 7.7 i1mo •most as much as a ton of coal In his Gale City Lamp No. I, O. W AM Meets second and fourth cellar.'* nights in each month l.TiTJo .X . Miller ____ 4.TI J. F. Council Coe Clerk 3,717 SI LEGAL ADVERTISING United Brotherhood o f Garpoafkto OB* Jolaors o f America 3,4 5(03 I p 5.02 Nolle* a f Appllcatlap far T a i Dead lladcr Sanford Local Union No. 1761 'W e t * Martian S a f Chapter 4444, Lava a f Flor­ ret and third Thursday night At 7 3,540.08 ida 'clock In the M. W. A. Hail. Pico Blk. UlVBfi Notire la haraby fl»an that II. C. DuRoaa, I.M0.7C . W. 0 . Singletary W. W. Van Mora rat* No. 256, dated irrhaicr ot T a i CccUflrat# N purchaser 3(4.43 LU M l*, baa Dtad D.. II Soc.Treaa. Prooldsnk the 3rd day ot July, Ak 1,681.38 440.45 33.14 ty 76 0.14 65.30 * "33 369.61 109.4 V 300.00 31.35 391.60 193.77 121.50 36.00 470,0(5 143.34 ___________ lit) A It EC NO . .. _ . iJrpoiitory lli|iittr Ort. I. 1917 OulMandlng Warrant! Ort- I. 1917 Ntl Italanrr Ort l 1917 Itirrlyta tor Ihr hla MonthFrom T ai f'tdlrctoi. T ail* Comptrollrr. T*» ttrdr nipllona Contlrl lllrr .. _ _______ _ 8,28 5 I't, —,_. __ ----- 1,083.01 567.49 . Making Italanrr ----------- ----------. ------- .... Kll.burarmrnla *1 Ihr Hla Maalha; Sup, rlntrndrarr and HuprrrUtan. Salarlra ui lined Supt*. and Oitrarara . . ... Paul |i> t'ouitly Coniniraaic.nrta Kd. Inaprrtinn __ I’afil to othrr*prrtona for lid J n a o r fllo n _____ ______ _ I saVI. aad Malnlrnanrr Itaada aad llrldgrW*. Colt nl M alrllal . .... .... Tool* and Marhlniry, ro*l and r r r a lr * ___ _________ ___ __ Mve Stork. co*t and car* and fording . . ________ 1’ aid lot f i t * laLor. olhrr trap guard*. _______ ...... Pay ol C on llrt Ciliaid* —_______ _ . ______ _____ _:__ Ktrdlng and rarr ol f^ o tic t* on roail*. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...__ Pay olfWrrymrn ... . . . . _____ ________ — — __ ____ __ Payment* on arrounl of luada built by contract . ______ Su nrylng ----_ .. . . _.......................... ........... * I ’epfdtnry lli lin r , Mirrh 31 450.00 252.00 49.00 468,63 431.06 3,025.28 3,66.1.90 416.3.1 1.880.: 0 270.00 340.00 23 25 I'Jla 111 ll.lll.N*. LUND Vtirmltor* lla l*n < * O '* 5. 1917 lt-f-lpt* for 18* Si* Month. Fium Ta* t'i-11*tlor —Ta*«* _ 4’oit ptri.llrr, Ta* Ilnlrit ptlon* M *6ln( D a ta n r* .......... I'ald for Krai Eatalr ------Dr|io*itor>- llalanr* M itch 31 1914 Pllll 1.14 ITT t l'N It Iit| tiillory italanrr d e l. I. 1917 lir« rIpt* far rh* HI* Month* L*rntn T *» Cnllr ctof —T»*t* . 4'nm[rltat1rr—T i l lltdrm(,ll*itl* .. . 9 ol 55 81 Makint lliflanrr liunallr-n l<> Hmlnntr Cnunty Lin ... n Dr|ic*itn>y Italanrr March 31. 19)8 Ilrpnaliory Jlalancr M u ch 31, 1914 Wltne«■ my offleiil signature and teal this lha Wth day of Ju ly . A- D . '1914. (,»■ 11 E. A- 1)01501.AHR, Clerk Circuit Court Seminole t o ., Kla Ity V. M. Douglaaa, D. C. 92-Tue*-5l e • AN ORDINANCE An ord in *-— entitled “ An Ordinanc* of the- City of Hanford, Plnrfda, abo'lshlng. »*eating. dlaroDtlnuIng and abandoning a* nubile- highway* certain atrral*. avtnuc*. 3.443.70 nllay* and highway* in tb* City ol Sanford, Florida." . . . . , 2.51B.80 Whereas the City Counril of th e city of 8.00 f-abford. Florida, being fully *drl*rd in tha pr-miaea nnd niter due consideration nnd 3,524.40 im eatlgillon , dr*m It aipadWnt. ndalaable IASS and to the t*»t Intrreala o! said city of San­ ford. Florida, to abolish, vacate, dl*eon_ _ and _ ___ tlnue abandon i t pul public atreets and 2.674.32 _ highway* ray* In the city city of Hanford, the eertntn high ay* more ey* and : street*, atenur* alley* I 1,807.90 parllrularl) de*erlbtd in Srrllun 1 uf this ordinance; 1.31 ........... N o *.., ......................... therefore .be. It ordained t r y the I 1.806.59 City Counril nt Ihr City »f Hanford, hlurld Srcllr-n l. That all *lrre(*. ivrnurr. altry* and hiihwaya. whrlhrr olvrnrd and uard ■« public hlihwnyi or not, In Ihr city of Hanford. Florida, and Incited l,rl»rrn 9.536.16 Ihr main line of the- Atlantic Coaat Line 21.743.05 Railroad and thr Trilby llranrh ol aald Allahllr Cnh.t U nr Railroad and ratt of a line di arribrd a*. Ilrilnnlni at a point *1 Ihr 'i„u lh ei*t onrnrr of lllork Klthty-two 4K2r at it . ,M - Smith’* HubdLvUbin ot *U that part ot Hrcllon Twenty *»vcn t27J lying wmrth ot firrtrud* arrntir and that part of the w rit half ul Section Tw enty-ill 1261 lying anulh of (ierlrud? avrnu* and Atlantic ( n u t Line Railroad Company, and thr N U of N J. of Section Thirty-four (31), and h !fi of N \ V , ot Section Thlrty-ltv* (36), all In Tow n*hli>’ Nine tern 119) aouth, Range Thirty (30) mat. according to plat ol aald aubdlvUfon ot record In Ihr public irrord* of Orange county. Florida, in Flat 10.240.63 Rook " l> " at p u r 23 thereof, and of record In the public record* of Semlnolo county. 11 MJ2 FI,.ild*. in Fill Hook 1. p u r 65 th-renf; run th-ncr to noethwr*t corner of lllork 85 of **id M. M Smith'* auhdlvWion. thence 3,795 8 l ■oulh on the »e»t line ol tllocka 85, 86 and 87. to thr tiglii ol way of thr Trilby Branch of laid Mlantle Coaat Unr Railroad, and 131.20 all atreeta. * -n iu r. allrya and hlghwiya uf any aubdi.lU .n or aubdWUlona of any por­ 3.927*03 tion or p o ilio r « hi any land lying rail of 1.160.00 t i e abi,*r d r c l'-c d line and brtwrrn tha main li e of raid Atlantic Coaat Una Rail3,777,(>3 r'. a>j and the Trilby llranrh of aald Atlantic Crnrt U i r HaFroad. whether opened and u <*d a-, public llghwaya or not, be, and tha f J tM arc hereby declared to tie aboMihrd, sca-ei1, ilAcootlnUed and abandoned a* ; ul !‘ r r 'r n t* and highway* of the tald city 0|55- r.f Hanf- rd. Florid*. Section 2. That all ordinance* or pari* ol 276 | i I i rdinarte* In c- nlt'c: -111. the provitlon* o( 26U.UU I thlr n»din*Mi be a: d t'.e rame are hereby * .— — 2,630.00 1,115.40 20.00 ------ --- ------ - HI*EClAL HOAD AND ittllO n K UIHTDICT FUND Drpniilory llatanr* O rb 1, 1911-------------------- --- — _ Itrrrlyta far ihr Hli Month*: 58.19 From T ** Coil ret or—-Tai** 263.67 Comptroller— T a i Redemption* . ------ * __________ __ ___ 5,226.00 Hoad Bond Fund—Intrrr*!.,---------- --- ----------— ------ ------ _ : g II. P. O. r.Snnforti Lodge 1241 Moi-t first nnd fhlrd Wednesday night nt Elka Home, North Park Avenue. ?. S. Frank 0 . L. Taylor Scrretary Exalted Ruler The l.nkr Itreexe Council No. 31 JoRlor Order United American Mechanics Meet# every Wednesday at 7t90 P. M „ in the City Hail. Visiting brothers Are weicome. C. If. Smith, Rec. 8ec. Modern Woodmen o f America Mecti 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30, in M. W. A. Hall. Pico Building. C. E. McDonald C. D. Couch Consul ' Clerk Loyal Order of Moose Sanford I.odge No. 1310 meets In Ha I In Stone k Grove Building Second and Fourth ^Mondays In Month al 7:30. Santord Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4lh St. . — Open -] Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays r rV*t*d on Aral reading by Cily Council by majority vote al meellng ol ihr 3rd-(day o( June. A- I). 191S. . „ „ Fa-aerl on aeeond readini by ( ity I ountll None l y mair-clty vote at mtcling ol lha 3rd day 3.884.29 f June. A. I) 1914. . „ „ I'arard <m third raadlng by City Council b y majority *ole ol all m rm ben of *■■<) City Counril at meeting ol thr 3rd day of 3.665.40 June, A. I). 1914. *_ „ 1 Atlrtt . J AH. C, R O BE RTS, 218.4*1 City Clark of the City of Hanford. Fla I Aprcored by m* thla 3rd day of June,] 612.09 *• J. i.. IIAVISON,. Mayor of Ih t-H ty nl B«nfor*!i Fla. 6C turn. *itc 6.54L76 . NOTICE m a Photograph Takan In In tho th< Courtyard of tho Officers' Prison.at Courtral, From f*d Where**, n petition hat been pn Preserved Throughout Hie Perlloue Journey. *-)• Maktnx Datancr....... _ — ----------------------------------------‘ 6,056.86 Which Lloutanant O'Brien lo th* lizard of County CommlMlgnrr* W hl ln lrirtt and Ekchani* p a i d ------------- ----------------- -—— _ . . * . 5,131.48 praying that • special election bo called in I Behind the German Guard, Who 8IU at tho O'Brien fe Shown Standing Hemlnole county to drlarmlno tho qutitlon * I)«po*ltor)r tlalanrr Mart b 31, 1914 ___________ ____ ____ __ 327.37 whether compufaory ayrlematlr tick eradica­ Table In the Center of the tion work or rumpulanry dipping ot raltlo ■hall be carried on In Hemlnole county with D U C K HAM M OCK UIIAINAOK DIHTtllCT t either, but Instead o f eating bread 1 Iui railed us thniuiTl) The mokf .CrtJWded 2,426.63 and under th* co-operation ot lha Flat* l)rpr>*llnry Datanr* Oct. I, 1917 --------------'—_ — -----------nt« penrs until I finally got one piece streelB—evidently to give tho popu- ftrerlyra far U r Hli Month*: LI*o Stock Sanitary Heard. And wh*r**a a petition ha* been pr**rnt*d T a i CotUctor—T a ir* ------------ ------------- --------------------------------1,486.44 of bread ahead; and when 1 could Ince an Idea that they were getting From 1,■44.64 to thla board ranlalnlng th* name* of (21 Rae't llaard N al‘ 1 Dank, I)l»IU«nd _________________________ force myself to stick lo the pear diet lots of prisoners. The German sol­ qualified olactora aching that aald flection 4,313.1S bo callod. Drpo*Itory Ralar.cr March 31, 1914...............-----------------------again, I saved the-other plcco from diers wo passed on these occasions* i Therefore, be It >e»<Jred that n ipeelal that day's allowance, nnd In days to Hindi! no effort to hide their smiles •lection bo and lha *amo 1* hereby called RDAI) DONI) FUND nnd ordered lo bo held throughout hetnlnulo • T ratlrr* Arcaait come 1 hntTcause to credit myself fully and sneers. county on tho 16th day of July, A- D. I i-ll a s ,343 64 Ilalanra In Road Fund Oct. I 1817........................... ......................... ....— for the foresight The Belgian pooplo were apparent­ at th* aovaral polling place* when* the lie ! balance In Sinking Fund 0(1. I, 1917............ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ---------- 10,094.41 46,434.05 eneral election wai held In Seminole CounWhenever a new prisoner came in ly very curious to sec us, and they K iccipta lor tha b it Month*: f y, for th* purpo** of determining by aald S,270.06 nnd his German hosts bad satisfied used to turn out In largo numbers From . Taira Coll a c t e d . ----------------------- -------------------------------------- — whether or not com pulaory. ays418.21 S.lffl.lt election tematlc tick eradlratlon work or th* comthemselves as to his life history and whenever the word was passed that be carried on pulaory dinping ot* catiio i t i i *■hall ..................... ((,170.11 In HemlnoT* rounty. Making Daiahcn..... _______ ___________ col taken down all the details—thht is oil, we were out. At time* the German Dlaburaernan^a jOf the S li Month*: oiling place* to bo’ opened at The aoTcrnl DolllOC ho would give them-rbo^wns Immedi­ guards would strike tho women and t-.iese ■ ■ o'clock and cloaed at aundown. 141.09 Dona nnd ordered on thla Jun# (.1 9 1 4 . ately surrounded by his fellow prison- ^txlldren who crowded too close to us. 2,241.10 L_ A. llrum ley, Chrm. era, who were eager for any bit o f 0nc j Bn,ncd and spoke » • 1,017.04 C. W. Enttmlnger 4.U8.01 O. P. Swop* news or Information he could possibly p ^ i y #nd when she replied, a Wllion Comtruction Co.. Z !_-------- -— --------------------------------- 1(449.49 L. P. Hagan give them, and x i a rule he was glad Qcnnan made a run for her. Luckily (2 U I J. T . M t l ^ I n . _■ ...... E. II. KlAwo. (.038,(0 Coupon*. H6ad k Orldg* Dial. No. I . . ____ _________ — __—. A l tret to tellpus, because, If he had been in ^ , teppcti into the house before he S ,IT ( 00 40,906 07 Coupon*. R ood Do a da... ---------------------------------- -E. A. Douglaa*, Clerk tho hands o f the Huns for any length ^ -ch cd her, or I am afraid,my saluM -T ore-lte 7,719.(4 of time, he had seen very f«w English u []on woUld haT0 resulted seriously Dalaneo In Road Fund Match I I . 1918’ ....... — _ _ i _ --------------------- --Dalaneo In Clnklag Fund March I I , I 9 I S _ _ ----------------------------------«,625. 14.26(210 NOTICE officers. - * j f or her nnd I would have been powerDid* will be received . Heed at a t ltha r gular meet ■ ---------- ----------------- r---------- 7*. AHHETH AND LIABIL1TIKH. Ing ot the Doard ot County Commluoner* The conditions o f this prison were JcM ,D hnvc aMj*ted her. Aaoala In Auguit fot th* opening ot th* road lea d ­ bad enough when a man waa, In nor­ Whenever wo passed a ndglan Dalaneo Caah.in Depository, nil Funds. ing from Wagner to (,*brUtla a* per original ___________ ' 34,792.21 ------------ — — _ — aurvey, tame to be opened tb lily f e l wide mally good health, but It was barbar­ home or jother building which had Unrollactad T u rn current y r a r ------------------------ ----------------_____ 69,491.40 Right* tia c n a d to reject any and al, blda ous to subject a wounded-soldier, to. E. A. DUUGLAB8. Total Available A m *t o ---------------------- ___________ 104.114.44 B4-Tue»-6te Clerk. (C ontinued on P age 8) the hardships and discomforts of Ibo UabniUen --------- . r . WarranU Outttandlng lor enrrent eipenae* ______ jl ,____ _____________ Warranta on atandlng given for money borrowed. It}*, payment of which ia deferred) 8 li per rent Internal 16 p o i l k t ----------_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -------jc. Florida (Jrqvre D m lont* Dlrtrlct Rood*----------- 5*____________________ Hemlnole County Rond H o o d * ____ _______________ ______ __ _________ Special Rond A Orldge D |*tr!ct No. I Dond*_________________ ______ Iflack Hammock Dralnagn Dlatrict Bogda.________ ________ _________ „. - |• Tha follow ing rapoi not* county for tha warranta onUtandla Vain# ot Coaaty Property llottio F uture*. — __________________ _ ' _________ _____ _ _ _ _ DipMllorj Di Ii i n , October 1. Ittt - *>uutaBillnf Warrant*, October I lilt' K »l Balance, October I ItlT .r. eor I lo u * i U F a c » . . _ >lh*r Property t f County « SANFORD LODGES A1>v* Cclerj City Aerie No. IMS Mrsllng every 2nd A 4th Wednesday night at flo'clock. Eagle Home, Oak Avw Visiting Brothers Welcome 3. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff Worthy President------------ - Socrotgry 26.14 ----- --------- COtlNTT (it'.* Ill) FUND Drpnaitor^ Dalanrr Orl. I. 1917 _ —— i'rncrrdi of talr uf County Warrant* .. — ............. Dlalnrarmrnla f*r thr HI* M*nlh»: For Adrm* and Atnmunincn ---- ----------------- ---Clothiaf and Equipment . _-------------- --------- --Incidental E iprn ar*..,— ---------------------------— _ _ 1914. 54.35 92.50 426 42 [.rating Italanrr .. _________________ ______ _____________ Dr. Warranta canrrllrd by Hoard __ _ _________ # Nrt llalanri March 31. 1HI a . _____ Warranta outstanding March 31 IUIH _ • |irp(-atory Italanrr March 31 l!>IB _ .. ca, and ha« mad* aald rtrlKIrat* In my appllrallorrtfor t a i deed dr to laau* In accord anre with law. Htld rartlffrit* rortlffrit* ambrac embrace* property alluatrd follow ing deacribed proparty *1lu lled In .50 Raminoj* county, Flbrld*„ lb-wits 8W »< of * N W J r » w . - 2 « . Tp; 10 8." II. 80 Eiat. 40 acre*. Tha cald land being aa«ea*ad at lha data of aueh eartlflcala in tha name of W. M. Maine*, tlnlra* aald eactllleat# ahall b* raffrrrnad - a n i'id lng (a-tB**-4*o-dee4 aiilt-taaua theta on on tha 16lh day o f August, A. D 3.(63.44 4 Royal Neighbor! or America Meeta Secern] and Fourth Thuredaya Annie Speer Clara Stemper. • Secretary . “ Oracle The Woodman Circle The Woodmen Cirdg meats Second and Fourth Wednesdays at 3:30 p. in. All membora requested to attend. at 3 p. Reading Room Free to All YOU ARE INTERESTED Di . E s c J -p n E n RING BOOKS! BBH szsvsva They hre used In every lin ^ o f buolness by Salesmen, O f­ fice Men, Doctorsj Lawyers, Ministers, Students—by ev­ eryone who must have a book that combines . UTILITY, DURABILITY AND APPEARANCE* * Sheets can be obtained! Any­ time, ruled in eight styles. Bound In best quility F lex­ ible Black Levant Grain Cow­ hide, with Black Linings. * HERALD PRINTING CO. t. „ Pkoae 148 ,t • Saarerd, FlorWs * — ...................... ' ml . � 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, 1918 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, July 09, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 09, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 09, 1918; <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/eed7a17cc4fd1ab8936961b6582cb6d8.pdf 6e7d7bd6cec581f9f3b3d3f964f07a63 PDF Text Text ON TUESDAYS p u b l is h e d AND .FRID AY8 Mil-W EEK LY IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD’S .GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 91 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY S, 1*18 RED CROSS BRIEFS FOR COMPULSORY DIPPING ORGANIZATIONS AND GROW­ ' ERS WILL BE HERE OF CATTLE IN SEMINOLE ;! IN FORCE ‘ COUNTY irn MILLION DOLLARS IS TOO MUCH FOR UNCLE With the special election for com­ pulsory dipping of cattle on July 16th, less, than two weeks away, every qualified voter should resolve to cast his ballot in favor of the proposition and help to make Sem­ inole county a safe place for good cattle to live in. Cattle owners who’ have tried to start herds of improved cattle in this county with in recent months have lost a considerable number of ’the pnimals .by death caused by tick The Florida Citrus Exchange, Chase & Co. and the Sanford Board of Trade are sending out notice* of a meeting to be held at the court houae in Sanford Tuesday, 10 a. m., July llth , at which time the citrus fruit and vegetable growers of Flor­ ida will prepare their appeal to go before the railroad administrator and PTOte*t the enormous 25 *per cent increase In freight rates and also to try and get rscindcd the- $15.00 minimum cor haul. At this meeting many notable The only sure remedy is to eradi­ cate the cattle fever ticks and the county com missioners have complied -with request of live stock owners, made according to law and called the special election. Sanford is just as much interested in having this election enrry by n unanimous vote as any cowman liv­ ing out in the wTiods, for at the present time large sums of money an bring withdrawn from circula­ tion o r , deposit in this city to pay for the western beef or condensed milk shipped in here for consump­ tion. The population of Snnford will be materially increased as soon ns the Atlunti c Coast Line terminals are completed, which is all the more reason for getting the cattle fever ticks eradicated as quickly as pos­ sible, so dairy furming enn be made n-,.r.tal>lp in it his county anti There are two very serious dis­ eases among people in Florida who do not have an adequate supply of milk in their diets. The most prev­ alent of the two is pellagra, which i» wholly a dietary disense. Reports of cuses are being made almost every week to th e S ta te Health Board. They can be clu ed in a short tim e by adding large quantities of milk to lhc*regular diet, the vitamine* ^n the milk making the cure. The other trouble is located in the human eyes, especially among chil­ dren, who do not have milk or. dairy products. neva, East Sanford, Longwood, Oviedo, Monroe and Georgetown and Altamonte Colored Auxiliaries, and the two Colored Auxiliaries at Geneva, aggregating a membership of 1360. Sanford’s membership 673, the rest of the county 687. . — A.n.c.-— OTHER M A T T E R S OF IM ­ PORTANCE TO THE COUNTY V. Sanford, Fla., Julyil* 1918. Hon. Board, of county comrataaionrra in .and for Seminole county, ihorida, met in their room in the Court llouae, at Sanford, on this July lat, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m. and , the fallowing were present: Chairman L. A. Brumley and Com­ missioners L. P. Hagan, C. W. Entxminger, 0. P. Swope and E. H. Kilbee, with V. E. Douglas*,' deputy clerk and Roy Tillls, deputy sheriff, in attendance. •Minute* of the regular meeting held June 5th, 1918, also special meeting held June 11th, 1918, read, Income for the . month of June $216.73, expenditures $714.98. Sec­ ond War Fund Campaign expenses $17.28, included. Donations were received from Fort Christmas $25.00 through .the Chuluota Branch. Al-iamonte-andjQfcnetarAurtiun Bridge Club, and from Mrs. II. F. Whltner’s Sunday school class 12 little dresses for French babies. Sale of old news­ papers $1.00. A total of $69.13 in ensh donations. ------A.R.C.----, In the cifuntj; there are six (61 aiftive Junior Red Cross schoool auxiliaries, three of which have paid !up memberships for the entire school | which places then) in Junior Red 4,'ros*. -----A.R.C.----| The War Council has decided that the Red Cross shull train nurses aids (to meet the nerds oT its own organi­ sation. ——A.R.C.----On Memorial Day the graves of American soldiers buried in Great Britain,-including the victims of the Tuscania were * decorated by the American Rod Cross. ----- A.R.C.----- * The Presidential suite in Waahington Union Station hariieon given to the cantecn_Jie*vice of the Red Cross. They wifi be immediately converted Into a railroad canteen for soldiers, sailors and marines in tran­ C. M. Berry appeared before the sit. The rest room will hove aa board in reference to labor recruiting ' p h o n o g r a p h and piano, writing desks and labor shortage in Seminole coun­ and telephone booths. In the dining ty, and ask that thta board write * room light refreshments or cold letter to the Labor Bureau at Jack­ drinks will he served. The solarium sonville requesting that they dt> not will be fitted up us a garden. There establish a branch Labor Bureau In ’ will be an examining and operating Sanford, and the clerk and chairman room, first aid room and o hosplta. of this board were instructed to sign '.w ard containing sixteen bed*. A such a letter. • • ' bafe-.y cf shower bnths will be conMotion of L. P. llagnn, seconded \oriet.:ly located. by C. W. Entxminger and carried, ‘. -----A.R.C.----clerk is Instructed to draw warrant :1 Ii is the willingness of our Red for $5.00 to Central Florida High­ ,f Cross workers at the front to assume w a y - Association, due* from July 1st, s and shore the risks with our fighting 1918, to July lat, 1919. i- men that arouses so much respect Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded e;for an arganixotion which had al­ by C. W r Entxminger and carried, - i ready-won hearts by it* .numeroua Mr. Roller is Instructed to repair ,e tender merries. * . break in the Sanford Orlando road >r I , . ----- A.R.C.----Just north of Longwood, also to fill le One of the latest activities of the cracks at all curve* on the brick tr Red Cross is the establishment of a roads with-asphalt. . . r- Ked Cross hospital in England for • Reports of E. E. Brady, sheriff red Ameriran nurses. The, hospital will celved, and sheriff given credit for qf have a rtipnclty of approximately bbnd Ng. 634, Walter Thomas, for $21.18 as this man is now serving time on county road, also for bond No. 643,-H. Armstrong, for $42.10, as this man\escaped from the city » before being turned over to the1 county. t Dill against Black Hammock e Drainage District for Safety Deposit 0 Box, $3.00, approVed and dkdere<fc 1 paid. * — ^ G MariTJlfof O. PrSwope, seconded * hyxic. W, Entxminger and carried, Idd of Wight Grocery Co. for fur­ r* n(shine fe«d and groceries to county ike following Item contained in the an river and harbor act approved Mar. do 1th, 1915. * «>■ The Secretary of War is authorIf S em inole c o u n ty w ere free of bed to appoint a board of three of- c0 c a ttle fever ticks th e re w ould n o t firm of the Engineer Corps of the ,r need to se n d our m oney aw ay fro m United States Army to examine and ar hom e for m ilk, as d a iry fa rm e rs .w i.. appraise* the value of the work rfnd c* com e In to help swell the.populall IranchiM-s of the Eaat Coast Cana) 1 of this county and help develop t horn’ the St* Johns River to Key at agricultural resources, when we p West. Fla., with reference, to the de­ vide a safe county for good cattle suability of purchasing said cunal 1 by the United States and the con­ struction over the raoute of said 01 csnal of a free and open waterway, 01 having a depth and 'capacity suffirient for inland navigation. Said hoard to the extent that the same,®’ tan lie done from aurveya heretofore.“ made under the direction of the War I Department, shall also examine and * investigate the feasibility for the *■ purpose of such~a~ waterway, of any (i paralhl route between said points. The wait) hoard ahail make a report ** ri its work, together with its con- I tluaions upon the probable coat and I commercial advantages and military * and naval uses of said route or 1 route*, to the Secretary of War, who 1 ahail transmit the same to congress 1 G The existing Florida East Coast aa aoon as practicable. * Canal I* too narrow and too shoal, 2. The East Coast Canal la a con- even I where maintained to full pro­ tinuous waterway, partly natural and < ject dimensions, to form an economThe editor of Tho Herald is inpartly artificial, frokn the St. Johns j cal and efficient water route The ebud to Sheriff and Mr*. Hfady, river to Biacayne Bay. The entire I volume of traffic carried by U and length of the route is about three the, coat of such carriage therefor or some.fine tomatoes and pepper* hundred and sixty miles. Of -tlris, cannot be taken aa the measure of nd other vegetable*. They have the portion of the Indian river from 3 2 “ due of a suitable waterway inished shipping and believe In their trntor, Seminole County, Sanlora: i Goat Crevk to Jupiter Inlet, a dta- along Its route A prolonged topr o rlnnds enjoying the vegetable aa Wholesaler* authorised to supply t»nce of 75 mllea la n6w under Im­ week’s demand and retailer*.do same in Florida, ending twenty , provement by ' the United State*. duty or restaurant* and bakeries, pending seven years ago. r o n v . n c o d me ‘ha im­ recrint o f certificate**'which' aeTTir I The remainder of the route, except ultimately such a waterway would systems ot trio Aunnuc partially provided fcr. lr. r.y Judg­ will hand In when received. •o rnurh as lies in natural navigable be required Vo afford cheap mid rap­ ♦xtrrways needing ner. Improvement, id transportation for the fruits and ment, however, the existing condi­ Beacham. recently coming Into the church *** constructed' by the Florida vegetables raised so abundantly alonr tions are such as to render advisable membership. . * , Red Croaa Correction* the postponement of the project *■ Gu**t Lipp Canal and Transporta­ The evening service la limited to The name of Miss Fern Ward waa tion Company, a corporation or-1 the route, to the nearest S o w jack* national undertaking. Even were 45 mlnutea, 8:00 to 8:46. • there no other reiaona1 for delay, It unintentionally omitted from the Onixed for the purpose In 1881 un­ St. Johns river at and below * A hearty welcome la extended to noted that this tnd other almllar list of June membership! In the last der the Uws of. the state of Florida. . projects will rafely prove paying In­ Issue of The Herald. $10.60 for wurgical dressings and vestment* until the United 8t*te* ■hall so co-ordinated all of ita trans­ hospital au p plies ah pul d have read portation agende* aa to have the one thousand and fiffy dollar*, ex­ cotton thta year. The Polk County county, Florida,, in regular session distribution of Its product*)made by pended for these supplies alone since Recorder state* •th a t it look* as If aaaembled, th a t we have found the the agency which can rendef the re­ ‘April 20th. the . fleecy staple will become the said Fred T. William*, eompeteol .Mr*. R. A. Terheun, Sec., quired service a i the mlnum coat. leading crop of tbkt lection ‘ Seminole Co.,Chapter A. It. C. STS S 3 1 �THE SANFORD HERALD BALOON ASCENSION AND DOUBLE PARA­ CHUTE DROP IN FRONT OF THE THEATRE A T ^A N P -7 F. M.. ON THE -Ath-OP-JULT. AFTER WHICH “ THE WARRIOR" BEGINS. Harold Lockwood in “The Land Thursday—MACISTE the' Strbhgest Man in the World in “The Warrior”. Friday—Goldwyn Feature—Mae Marsh, Star of the Birth of a Nation in “The Cinderella Man” also M utt and Jeff. > Saturday—The First Chapter of the Most , Thrilling Serial Ever Made “The Lion'd ' Claws”, see the Wild Animals Devour Human Beings, also Peggy Hyland in “The Other Woman”. Monday—“The Honor System”. Baloona will be sent up .Jlh of July Morning with Tickets Attached and the Person Finding Same will be 1 Admitted to the Warrior Free. to ijtfki It Interatinfe. 0a» of the {(iterating scenes la when Msciste who is actually aonrliig m a lieu­ tenant *ln the Italian army at pres­ ent, licks, single handed, sixteen Austrian' guards and frees ten thou­ sand: captives, taking . four of the guards at one time and[hanglng them on a meat hook. And. like Hortatin he stands, in a narrow pass and .hrows five hundred Austrians into the valley below. I t is impossible :o describe the interest and the ex­ citement of this seven reel feature, as ;he scenes are so extravagant it would be impossible. T h e . .Cinderella Man with Mae .Marsh at Star Theatre Friday Mstc Marsh, who is appearing in her third Goldwyn stirrin g vehicle, "The. Cinderella M an," from the famous stage aucceaa of the satfae name by Edward ChllBs Carpenter, a t the Star Theatre enjoya the dieinction of being the one motion pic­ ture artist who is so versatile that crjtlcs have been unable to find a phrase describing her in .all of her plays. She has been called, among rther nicknames,’"the# whim girl of :he screen," "the girl of a thousand fates," "the quaint actress," the "girl who jits everything," "a song without words," "the chameoleon of the screen," "the goddfcss behind the mist," "the Bernhardt of the screen” and "Ellen Terry nt revi-r.teen." — * l m r - T h e - T p | ' . “ ir. ; will priM*nt the l.iglt lights : pey’s thrilling narrative vf «r;i No plan’s Lard. v :,l- - r • malic «<or..' „ . togctlur. in n»J«li. :--n i. (here "til lie in site ccs* a u.. well known sm«-n fav< r’tes. MAE T V , MARSH V ; 7 n rtTHE ^ 5 CINDERELLA MAN£ pOLDWYM PIC T U R E * OVER THE TOP" ••The Landloper” Harold Lockwood ha* a most con­ ge qial gple a*,(he hero of ''The LundOver the Top Empcy •l«fpfcr,".a.«ciWii n t 6ry adapted fromEmpty entered the world ai OgHolman Day’s rfovt-l of the same deo, Utah, December 11, 1883, name to be shown at tht' Star T ce­ spent his childhood on a ranch near ntre on Tuesday. Cheyenne,- \Vyo., lived for a time in "The Landloper" is u wonderul ro­ Richmond, Vn., find Canada, and mantic drama with Mr. Lockwood was edurnted in the public schools ot enacting the role of the picturesque Brooklyn, N. Y.. v.hire be won rec­ hern. Walker Farr. Farr i* the as­ ognition a* a fi<>:hnil and naM-ball sumed namw of a we'ahh} jourg player. man, who on a wager t«> prow hi*, theory that any man can rind the Made his start as an adventurer full measure of joy in life, no matter am | soldier of fortune at the age of what his station, becomes a knight seventeen when he joined a school­ of the highway. mate in "a trip to South America,” His three month* have about ex­ on a tramp steamer, which evolved pired when he reaches the town o into a "Shanghai" expedition that .Clarion. There he finds romance took him nr nnd Cape Horn and and adventure. into many perilous experience*. It wouldn't do to tell htow it end* sn you had hettur see the picture. Put in three years in the l T. S. Navy, six years in trie ng u lar U. S. Cavalry, -saw active servi -e on i he Mexican border in 1911, quit with the rank of Sergeant-Major arid re-, turned to ci\il pursuits in the oast, Inter serving for seven years as a National Guardsman in New' York nnd New Jersey. * xxIIIIkmIIIOII x x y iii: x x x 1= LYRIC THEATRE i Paramount Pictures - known as the best the world over/ TONIGHT—Paramount Presents Sanford’s Sweetheart . B i l l i e Burke in “ Land bf Promise1'.* . . WEDNESDAY — Dorthy Dalton in “ Love Letters”. THUUSDAY-^Big Special July 4th, J. Stuart Blackton in “ Judgement House ' FRIDAY — Enid Bennett in Naughty, — Naughty11:---------: • COMING JULY 10-11th “ O ver T he T op” Showing over 2500 American Boys a t Camp ‘ , Wheeler, Macon, Georgia - 'Over the Top" FO R YOU! H e’s going LIEU TEN A N T P A T O'BRIEN and you can go with him / * See SePgt Arthur Guy v EMPEY slating o? lilx men eafb—got" ready to fro out again. As I started to put on my tunic I'noticed that I was not marked up for duty aa usual I asked the commanding officer, a major, what the reagon for that was, and he replied that be thought I bed done enough for one day. However, I knew that If I did not go, someone else from another “flight" would have to take my place, and I Inflated upon . . (H im self). Enlisted in the Royal Fusilliers of London in December 1916, to avenge the sinking of the Lusitania, went to France und served 18 months in the front line trcnchts, became a Bomber nnd Mnchine gunner, was promoted to a sergenary for bravery ond was wounded seven times going "over the top." OVER THE TOP” the major reluctantly consented. Had he known what was In store for me, I am sure he wouldn’t have changed hla mind ao readily. , Aa It was we had only five, machines for this patrol, anyway, because aa we crossed the lines one of them had to drop out on account of motor trouble. VITAGRAPH’S Our patrol was up at 8 p.. m., and up to within ten minutes of that hour It STUPENDOUS had been entirely uneventful. PHOTOPLAY At 7:50 p. m., however, whllo we were flying at a height of 13,000 feet, i OFEMPEY'S we observed three other English ma­ chines which were about 3,000 feet WORLDbelow urf pick a fight with nlnn. Hun machines. . FAMOUS I knew right then thnt wo wero In BOOfr for It,'because I could sec over toward -1he-oeen n-n-wholr-floctrnrTnifTm n• chines which evidently had escaped! the attention of our scrappy country- j men below us. ... So we dove down on those nlno f Ivins. " At first the fight was fnlrly even. There w;cro eight of us to nlno of them. Rut soon the other machines which I had seen In tho dlstnnce, nnd which were flying oven higher thnn wo Wero, arrived on the scone, nnd when they. In turn, dove down on us, there was Just twenty of them to our eight! Four of them singled mo out. I was diving, nnd they dived right down after trie, shooting Ivs they entne. Their tnirer bullets.were coming closer to me every moment. These tracer bul­ lets are hnlls of (Ire which ennblo tho shooter to follow the course*hls bul­ lets nre taking nnd to correct his aim accordingly. They do no more hnrm to h pilot If he Is hit thnn an ordinary bullet, but If they bit the petrol tank, good night I When a machine cntches Are In flight there Is no way of put­ ting It out It tnkes less thnn a min­ ute for the fabric to bum off tho wings nnd. then the mnchlnc drops like, an arrow, leaving a trail of smoke like a M AE comet . • * [s “ V ? * MARSH As their tracer bullets enmo closer nnd closer to me I realised thnt my in.uTHE chances of esenpe were nil. Their very CINDERELLA MAN' next shot, I felt, must hit me. GOLDWYN U iCTURES. Once, some days before, when I was flying'over the line, I had watched n AT THS STAR THEATRE FRIDAY fight above me. A German machine was ’set on fire; nnd dived down through our formation In flames on Its along bnrely ten yards nwny, I “had wns between R.C00 and 0.000 feet. way to the ground. The IJun_wns dlv- the drop" on him,* nnd he knew It . While t wns still looking nt the In­ Ills white face nnd slnrtled eyes I struments, the whole hlnmed work! can still see. He knew beyond ques­ disappeared. A burst of bullcU went tion tliut hj* last moment hnd come, Into the Instrument board nni! blew because Ids position prevented bis tak­ It to smithereens, another bullet went ing aim nt me, while my gun pointed through my upper lip, came opt «»f th« straight nt him. My llrst tracer bullet roof of my mouth and lodged In ray passed within n yard of his head, the thront, nnd the next thing I knew wt» when I came to In a German hospital second looked ns If It hit bin shoulder, the following morning nt flvo o'clock. the third struck Ivlin In the neck, nnd German time. then I let him fmvc the whole works, I was n prisoner of war. nnd he went down |n n spinning nose (Continued in Next Issue) dive. . ‘ ’ All this lime the three other.Ilun mnchlnes were shooting nwny nt me. I could henr the bullets striking ray , Romance. . machine.one nfter another. I hadn't There nre many anient suitor* for the slightest Idea that I could ever her hnnd. And they sent her orchid* bent off those three Huns, but there and vlolcta andjllloa and ro.*es. An was nothing for me to do but light, and save one. a poor young fellow, who my hnnds were full. »cnt her but a simple little bunch or In fighting, your machine Ib drop- dnlstes. She mnrrled the man who ping, dropping nil the time. I glanced sent the orchids.—George Jean Nathan ot my Instruments, and my nltltude In Puck. ___ Yes:red fr.r Atreiicr to enter Jh<> to suffer n slmllnr fate. I could not war on the side of civilization nnd help thinking of that pflor Hun h Inst when She did, cante back ^ith his l°°h °f nK°nY* . . . , wounds, wrote "Over the Top.’’ an * realized that my only chanco lay . , . i «, ■ In making nn Immelmnn turn. Thin c: i c. 7 b , . < ■ « * .» snnds of men, sold $ 1,011,000 in ono Gf the greatest who ever flew and Liberty Bonds, raised o v y 050,000 who wns killed tn action some time befor “smoke” funds and went into fore This turn, which I made successntotion pictures to show through the fully, brought one of. their mnchlnes Vitagraph production of “ Over the right In front qt me, hnd hs he,sailed Top" just "whnt we arc. up against • ■• . ever there." • . roie, Georgeously produced nnd suLyrlc, July 10-11. . role. Georgeously produced and su­ . perbly acted by an all-star cast, Wonderful Reproduction_____ ."C heats-of Yesterday^ depicts the You arC alwiy* isliificd nnd plcns- ^p|r i t uc 1 growth f % n cnbarct sin g er, cd by n drama depicting the spirit- lhp ,,uecn cf the Ilnl T nbntln, from uni awakening of a man and a worn- „ w a n to n into a laving woman with nn and the ripening of a furl true n heart • o f, true gold. The artist, love. Then, by all means, bo sure to Howard Msraton, feels at first that see "Ghosts of Yesterday," the thrill- no one can rcp|sce his Ikre.wifc—for Ing Select Star Series photoplay, fea- Ruth Grahame had rescued him turing Norma Talmadge, who will froin thp iU|Hde with which he was appear at the Star Throtre^ on Wed- *bout to crown a life of dissipation— riesday. * /J jbut later he recognizee* the change Aa Ruth Grahaw€, the dove of'which had. been wrought in Jeanne peace an d'later.aa Jeanne La Fleur,'and learns to love her, aa she does the bird of paradise, Miss Talmadge 1 him, with ’.'the love that hakyeth all •t 1* . . m L aw h l n K a r lia f sw In »hta rlnal . Supported by Lois Meredith, James Morrison and an all-star VITAGRAPH Cast V menths by nore tla n 2S.((' This probably makis ..Ernyf; best known individual out lit public life whom the war lift duccd. ... MACI5TE irvMTHE W ARRIOR He went.. * tinilareianm na ” . �vV:.y 5/H' Walter M uon, John Pezold,. Paul Peaold, Edmond Stowe, Frank LossIn g, Arthur Loosing, Berkeley Blackman Worthington Blackman Wallace Croaby Henry Lee AlvinKendail * . . Brittain Johnson Joseph Wynn Chaa. 8. Lee, army, - , % Tate Chapman * Robert A. Cobb. J. J. Driggers ' A. I. Ross. Tom Merlditb. , *• William Coulboum ' . Fred Wight.. . ^ Reginald Holly -1 Virgll'Lee Srgltb. ,-* .Carl Malam - r Hume Rumph, Carl Bruton , (' r H. A. Chorpenlng Harry Phillips Louis B. Lenarts Enoch M. Austin Edward C.'Austln Isaac M. Dycss Will Erickson C. S. Hickson T. F. Singletary J. O. Huff Edward Routh J. R. Stroud E. H. Webb Edwin. Rsulerson • Ralph King C. A. Clark Marcus Leinhart A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM-CORR K ror& E N T & -~i5VEN!nS. o f se i ^p n o l e COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Theo. Stile*, Alton E. Farnfll Army John Mbrrell, Kenneth Murrell, Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Walker, Dr. Ralph Stavena, Joe Chfttenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ derson, Erneat Gregory, Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold ' Wash­ burn,. Albert Fry, Jamw Eatrldge, Georg* Huff, Thomas Sulllvgn, W. A. Paltishal), Meade Fox, 'Ingram Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne WIN llama, Vail Lovell, .Martin Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur. Dlckins, John Lee, Jr. A. Staffod, Andrew Aulln, John Cater-Lawton,. Alfred M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, A rthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J F . Coates, Ernest Gormley, Waller Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam Pevehouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long Jamc* Weaver Norman* Baker, Er­ neat C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. Hill, Harry Rabun,, Guy Stafford, Lcwtic Oglesby, Denslor Stafford, T. O. Gillis, Willie 0. Goolsby, Harrold Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert Mcrriwether, Robert Routh, Stef, ford LeFiN. Grover f oFIN pnuJ Dooley, II. I.. M'<t. I*: r.k c nip- 1 Ilmpcj Will Fight Battles Over bill, William lf«ut'(y. Ft. VYush• Again in Moving Pictures burn, Oscar DuBcre, Edwin L. Lyric July 10-11 Dinkie. • -Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey, who Sam J. Pickens, Harry If. New­ appears as the hero in Vitagraph's man, Bryan • Walker, Andrew J. picturization of his famous war hook King, Charles Priestir, Robt. O. "Over the Top" was not excatly a Weeks, Waif red Pierson,. Vender novice when he stepped before the P rrrittfj. Adolph. Shaw. Da nicy_hV eitnwu in- Vihigraph'H Brookly plant Griggs, Harry Milos, Duncan Mit­ for l he tilming of tho first scenes. chell, Drawdy Matthors. L« wU Col­ Those who read the book will recall lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, onl* of the most interesting and William *B. Lynch, James If. Lee, J. amusing rlmpters devoted to n des­ C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy cription of the presentation of a play Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal George Hyman on the battle line for the entertainJohn E Hawkins* j meat uf the fighting men. Empey Fred Ballard -organized the performance, selecting Cal Robert Willie his cast from among the soldiers, Joe Znpf ; directing them and acting ns Htngc Ralph Geiger ' manager. Hurry Geiger Albert E. Smith, president of the Fred Ball itr . Vitagrnph Company and who has a Navy R obert Hi I reputation for picking screen sfnrs, nays th at Empey is a natural and Kddje .Potter Karl Schultz, Sherman Kmitbr forceful urtor, whose dramatic in­ Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Raymond McDonald stincts ail- highly developed. Mr. Carl McDonald Chittenden, Hoy Chittenden, Halph Smith hitH wa'rht'd the sergeant llnumillnt, Allan Jones. Morris Spen- 1 Clarence Temple {closely ut his work on his picture at cer, Hugh White, Oscnr House, C. J. | Joe Guerry, . the Vitagrnph Brooklyn plant and William Shepurd Lawton, Jnmes Purvis, William Hart is highly 'gratified. Being a patriotic ley. Wallace Lipford, W. C. Temple Curl. Taknch Forrest Gatehel. FU. Cnmeron, Victor M. Greene fighting picture Empey naturally Lyman nuker, E. S. Ward. Holier! First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring enters into it with all his enthusinsm Deane, Tenny Deane. F. F., Hopcr, Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. and unbounded energy. Clarence Mnhoney, Homer Wynne. Douglass C. Grillin W. M. Chnncellor "Over the Tbp,” the scenario of EA8 T SANFORD Mr. apd Mm. A. H. Stone, thejx young people Carrol and Jim Ana Mr. Stone**" mother have tfken a house rft Coronado beach, together with Mr*. Peck ahd Rev. Arthur. S. Peek, to remain some time. Mr. A. H. Stone retbrnes^ laat week from a two months' Dullness stay at Cle/inont. \ P. S. Fortaon was here over the week end on business from Bruns­ wick, Ga., where he'is employed in the ship yards. Mr*. Fortaon and the children are visiting her parents In Mulberry. Mr. and Mr*. J. F. McClelland, Mr. and Mr*. I. D. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. J'. F. Hickson and their young people and others are going to the big picnic at Chuluota. * Lightning struck )he home of Mr.' and Mia. Moara Jackson on Cameron avenue ’ during an electrial storm laat week an d ’wrecked two windows on the aouth aide of the house. No . one injured. Moore's Station Sunday school picnic is.being planned to take place soon at Lake Harney. R. L. Grier, in company vith roveral in townHlas gone to Tampa ur.d elsewhere in the interests of the San-, ford vegetable growers' association. Miss Winnie Knight has been confined to the bed with rheuma­ tism for the past two weeks. C. If. Chorpenlng und B. If. Squires went to Jacksonville Tuin-tiay on" bU*nwVsT Lionel Sipes went to Jacksonville Sunday to join his father and work in the shipyards. Mrs. Sipes und bnby will go later. SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR JW ID E S T in th e lo ng r u n * J m m T Have Wrong Occupation. "Do reason." an Id. 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Putnam's oSns, and who U Empey'* literary manager is not only a war picture, de­ pleting graphically fighting condi­ tions and based on actual happen­ ing* as Empey experienced - them, blit It also Is a splendid drams, with romance woven through it. Lois Meredith Featured Lola Meredith, who will hare tbe leading faminlne role is a stage and screen favorite of marked ability and popularity. On the legitimate stage-ahe Is remembered for her fine work in "Help Wanted" and ‘‘Pi O' My Heart,” and she Ikter was starred in feature productions by several prominent moving picture companies. v. All the high £ spots .in Sergeant Empey’a great book will be seen in tbe' picture, and expense or'paina will not b* spared to make every scene a* realistic Jta possible. For instance, tbe trench scenes were filmed at Camp Wheeler, near Ma­ con, Ga., one of Uncla*Sam> biggest training campa. President Smith, In view of the patriotic nature of the picture was able to obtain from the JVar Department a permit to film certain scenes within the camp lim­ its. Sergeant Empey and his entire company, including cameramen and directors went to Georgia and worke shoulder to shoulder with the sol­ diers in trench construction and the other real war work. Empey In Real Role Empey, in the picture, will go further than these soldiers for he will be seen in bomb throwing, bay­ onet duels and ‘charges, and other up, to date fighting tactics, in which his experiences in his eighteen • months in the trenches won him promotion. "No Man’s Land" wjll bo 'specially . featured nnd t he haz­ ardous werk of night raiders i\hown, ns they cross the few scant yards of shell-raked ground separating en­ emy lines nnd seek to penetrate the Hun entanglements for prisoners or vnlunble information. It wns on one of theso trips that Empey received three bullets and lay unconscious for thirty eight hours before being dis­ covered nnd dragged within his own lines. Every phase of work now being performed by American soldier* on tbe fighting line will be pictured and there are few persons better equip­ ped by actual experience than Em­ pey to lead such work. He is truly a soldier of fortune. Born in Utah, he spent bis childhood on a ranch in Wyoming, building, up the rugged constitution whlch’stood him in such good stead in later tests. He wns educated in the public schools in ■Brooklyn, where he won recognition ns a football nnd baseball player. yourHotare a. 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Jioii) - To make a Cool* Refreakinf Retreat of aa otherwise Ssabaked Porch, or lo Exelodo Ike U ral from Sonny Window* Uae Ik O S & tJ K S s 5-3 ’ As aro all other aw n lon that come from our im­ mense priory, they are made o f t b e b e s t awnloc stripes that will withstand tbo Florida sun. Tbe price. Ww Includes material made up, gaWanln frame, rope, pulloro, cleats etc. All you bay# to do Is to put In lour icraws and a a doaen books and tbe awnlac It there for rears of usefulness. . . for lanrer Awnlncs add Me a square foot for to* adlltlonal size or ask sis IQ/quote you tbo price. The S lo r e A eco ew o 'fla liw t* e < t f r "In lht heart of Jacksonville” JACKSONVILLE. ^ FLORIDA �PAGE received notice W OEthatvhave t h e Prices on all e i* h in d and WillysKnif^ht Cara‘ will Advance on July 16th,,therefore we' wish to urge all our Prospective P ur­ chasers to get their Order in as* early as possible.. (Continued from page 1) and reliable^ as a civil engineer, and as a man. and that wc heartily commend him for any position for which he mly make application. Don't wait until the 17th for that will be too late to.get in a t the present prices Adopted hy the board of county commissioners of Seminolo county, Florida in regular sessopn this July 1st, 1918. . Upon recommendation of the 2 Ford Touring Cars $250 and $300 • 1 Overland 79 Roadster $250 2 Maxwell Tour* state comptroller, and state auditor, ing Cara $300 and $'450 * • 1 Overland 79 Touring Car $375 1 Dodge Touring that the hoard of county commis­ sioners combine the two bond funds, Cnr $500 - 1 Cole 4 Touring Car $17£ - 1 Maxwell 6 cyl. 7 Passenger $550 namclyj Special Rood & Bridge' Dis­ / ' \ • ' trict No. 1 and Seminole County We appreciate very much the heavy patronage our repair department has receiv­ Road Bond Fund, and let the bond ed, and have put on two more competent mechanics and we wilt take trustees of the Seminole County Road Bond Fund handle both funds,' care of your troubles as fast as we can get to them. the clcrl^bfHhis board [s Instructed to write a letter to the two bond trustees of Special Road St Bridge District No. 1, asking for their rcslghiAion, so that these two funds c*ij SANEQRD, FLORIDA be combined and .handled by one arc made in the ribbed tread hoard of trustees. familiarly associated with Mr. Jno. D. Jinkins, lax collector ». Cord Tires and in the fan o w * TOUR LtVBST here presented-his annual report, and 'XI. J . I m i i t u - S W I i o! t i t ) , oad N E ‘( missioners would, at a meeting to be ■• w J f of ot N NW‘i W U «nd sn,l FtAXKT UYtl n t U da contain C*lom*l, vrfckk U of‘ -------N W ! | oed W*» of N E:i< on inoiion or L. P. Hagan, seconded mous Fisk Non-SkidTrcad. S W A of SKH of NKW of N W | oad S<, be held on the 6th day of August,, ••Ip r u t Ur*r C b u H r,(b u t not tS« «lft—hi# by O. P. Swope and ranted, same is of NW U ot 8«r. IS, Tp. 31 », It » t . A. D, 1918, nt the Court House i t tk* griplaf C tlo M lfo u ’w dr«d*d oil jrnur U*)| It I* Halted from S U 0.00 to S4000.00. . No matter which of these arrepted and approved. J. O. T h t r l t a —Lola 409 and 410. Alla- 10 o’clock a. m. hear from all such m K lw lU u llr combtMd vrllS t l b f tUanvIsg Land lintel U Navigation Co., Halted that It will oel alckaa, (rip« or loUrfor* vtdl tiresyou chooscyou cannot Motion by L. P. Hagan, seconded Imoot* owners or agents as desire to appear draci r o n MOO to XI000. tr»or work. Koovrn oad oadonod k r tkowoads. hy E. II. Kilhee and carricb, Mr. SI. J. P e b r i h t m — Lot 48S A ltam onte Land and enter complaint as to valuations go wrong I » # ST DBM MB QOUAL ITOXtl. Hotel and N a tle a tlo ir Co., Halted from Swope is authorixhd to put shoulders 11100,00 raised hy the board of county com­ S bdi kr tk«moSot* of PUak’r CSUIToaio to 12000.00. on brick road in Oviedo, as same is Time. Mpraiue—L o ll 410. 44S. 4I«. 44T. missioners on the 1st day of July, They arc big, 448, 44*. and a atilp 24 1, ft. vide of badly washed. rear of L o ti 428 and 4>t, Altamonto (.and A. D. 1918, when-eitting as a board " * Hotel * Navigation Co. Halted from of equalisers, and to hear any reason beautiful— combtrting rcClear Your Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded XZ&OO.OO 10 MOOO.OO. by O. I*.-Swope and enrried, Mrs.'S, Complexion F. P. W ate rhouto— Lott <03 t n d <04 (Ilet that may be given why the .valuasilicncy, , mileage, W of a line b e (. NW Cdr. Lot <04 tn d tlnn a* fixed. by the board on any P. Smith is allowed *16.00 for_one part run S l i t f M r ~ A l i s t t n n t » t a n a Mottf-*with This eafcfcp^fnd comforts-------N avitntion Co. Halted from <1000.00 to real estate or * personal property month. Old Reliable ttsoo.Oo. J. St. . L e o l t —L o ti ST4 STS and ST<, Alta- should be changed. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded monta Land Hotel * Navigation Co. Halted All communications read ar.d orby O. P. Swope and rarried, Mr. from $400. to <1000. J. SI. L e a l t —Lott STT to S<0. Altamnata dered filed. lldgan is authorized to build one Land Holt! A N avifatlnn Co. Halted (rum 11(00.00 (O <2000.00. Reports of the several county of­ mile uFAtraw road. ■ T. A l i r l t x i —Lott 4.11 and 84 4. Alta­ monte Land Hotel 4t Navftailon Co. Halted ficial.^ received, read and ordered S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded from I I 800. to <3000. filed. by L. P. Hagan and carried, a com­ 8. St. Ue l n l v r a — of Lota SSS. 5X8 and All warrants paid durirg the and nf MS and all 8S9, Altamonte mittee of two, Mr. L. A. Brumlry JS7 I.tnd Hotel A N a v lftllo n Co., Halted from, month of June were ordered can­ and Mr. E. IL Kilhee arc hereby <3000.00 to 11800.00. j K. and K. C. H a i t i —U t i A, S8t, 48S. celled. appointed to arrange n program for 810,(1. Altamonte Hon. It too4h«i mad U n d Hotel ti Navigtlinn The following warrants ns ? res, > tCo. Halted from <8000.00 to <7500.00. meetings to lie held for the purpose N. II. F o i l —N W of NK*« of See. I I . ed by tho board and audited by the; of enlightening the ppople in refer­ U oar of I 31 8. II 29 K. Halted from <1800.00 |o PhrUcUoi afrto assembled at the range near Long* ence to tick eradication work in Tp. <1600.00. clerk were 1 approved and <rdered root! rflrdlro ‘ mernbrr, a MM— Perteaal Preprttr wood. paid: Seminole county. —ft's h u u h i t t p . Or. J. w . N iton —Halted from <1710.00 to <2880.110. General Fund— Lake Jfc Re welter, The honors were carried off hy The clerk of the circuit court have It. U. G n i h i m — Halted from <220.00 In & a ^ ifir2 2 2 S 2 y s K S S $100.00: E. A. Douglass, 126.00; W. It. Bates of Sanford, who made a ing prepared estimates of the reve <800.00. factory rtvulu for e r t f 23 y u r t . score of nineteen out of a possible nue ami receipts from sources other 50c and f l tht boitli It was ordered hy the hoard that Forrest Lake, 35.00; J. J. Dickinson, twenty-five. As hud been previously than from taxes to lie levied, reason­ the foregoing names, description of 60.00; Dr. J. T. Denton. 30.00; H. at roar druxxbt'*. tf t>« can't *«re<y you, Mad hU a i m a a d t h t prtc a t n stamp* aad arranged the lake near which the ably to brj expected from the first property, und valuations be pub­ C. DuBcae, 20.00; Mrs. L. C. Gliavrr w t vrlll will Mad yo« joa a botU* ellroeL ritle range is located is now "Bates day of OctlbeT, A. D. 1918, to the lished In the Sanford Herald, a news­ son,* 20.00; W. C. Williamson, G5.O0; HANCOCK U0UID lULTMUt COUrANY Lake" and the range will in the fu­ 3 th day of September, A. D. 1919, paper published nl Sanford, in the E. A. Douglasr, 5.98; Fcnede Chem­ BiUacit. SM, ical Co.. 40.50; E. A. Douglass, 22.10 ture l)e known as the "Lake Bates the said estimates having been prop­ county of Seminole, for fifteen days, fr— * > w c*-yw«4 oma NU-ffW At—M*" “Ct**** Bide Range.’* erly verified under oath were ordered and thnt said list he preceded by a A. S. Hawkins, 3.00; J. C. Moffett, lir*M fW«*A * • _______ | (Continued on page 4) i Considering the fact that this is spread upon the minutes of the notice that the board tf county com­ MEMHERS M A D E G O jO l) the first ride practice hy the Guards hoard and the original to be filed as SCORES FIRST i the record made is very fine indeed. a part of tlje records of the hoard, The guns are new and the men have and is in words and figures ns fol­ , 8» . PRACTICE not had the oppprtunity to get nr- lows: General Fund —Occupational Li­ The Seminole County Guards cel- rtintomed to them ns yet. tbr.ted the Fourth yesterday by ^ rnnge u KOOtl ont. an(i t.vrry censes, $2000.00; Sale of Products thei- first iractice shoot, when sevBhm„ (|„. Wlirkl.(, I Fount y Farm. 1.500.00: Tux Re­ *«> f "‘r 1 lhe t,unrd/ ‘ fr° m ft etiy. Much credit is due the range | dem ption, MOO.0(1. Total *4300.00. Fine 6i Forfeiture Fund — Fines M 1,1....... l,Brt9. 0f lhc rcunly committee and especially Sergl. L. and Costs and other sources excegt -— ----------- W. Kntiminger and I). M. Hooker of Longwoud, who liuilt the mechan­ Taxes, $2500.00; Tn* Redemption, ical port of the targets. Without 300.00. Total, $2800.00. rc\irr. Special Rond & Bridge Dist. No. I doubt there is no hotter ride range in and Seminole C ounty Road Bond the state than the Lake Batts Fund Tax Redemptions, $300.00. Range. T he lax assessor having presented The shoot yesterday was on tic bis books showing th e assessed valua­ la Her Mother** Home, Say* Thii "00 yard range anti the bring was tion of property for examination by Georgia Lady, Regarding Black- done from a standing position. The the board in compliance with the re­ score of those making .over live cut Draught. Relief From, Read- | of a possible twenty-five is as follows quirements of Section 23, of Chapter 569G. Laws of Florida, and the • ache, Malaria, Chills, Etc. Adams, T. F., 6; Bistline, J. A. HI; hr... d of endftty commissioners hav­ I Bryan, L. T. 12; Brody. J. T„ 0; Ringgold, Go.— Mr*. Chat, aiuton, Bali's, W. R., 19; Colder. J. 1L. 10; ing given notice of fifteen days by publication in the Sanford Herald, n IhU jdaee, write*: ”1 tun a u?«r ef Thcdford'a Block*Dr, tight; In fact,. Dingcc, Copt* C. IL, 7; Douglass, newspaper published at Sanford, in It wu ono of our fondly medicine*. Sivgt. V. E„ 6; Dossey, J.. D., 9; the county cf Seminole, that the Alw in mr mother'd homo, when I Dutton, Stew art,-13; Entxminger, beard should meet on this day an a »** n child. When any of us child.r»a complained of ho*dacho, usually Scrgt. L. W„* 7; Entxmlhgcr. C pr. hoard of equalizers for the purpose caused by conatlpaUon, ebo B»T0 us JC. W., G; Faster, If. IL, 8; Grover.* rf heating complaints and receiving * too of Black-Draught, which would stein, Corp, 6; JBckson, D. C., G; testimony as to the value of any ratify tho. trouble. Often In tho Hickson, J. F., 9; Hickson, R. G., uprlr.g, wo. would hare malaria and 10; Hootchan, J. F. 10; Hill, G.-C., property, real, pprsnhal or mixed, as fixed by the county tax nasrtsor of ■thills, or trouble* of thl* kind, wo *ould.tn!;o Black-Draught pretty reg- IS; Hsynes, Kergt. W. M., '.2\ taxes for assessment for the taxes of until tho liver acted 'well, and Herndon, Scrgt. C. I’., 12; Hurt, the year A. D. 1918. the owners ond ** *'ouhl Boon be up and around Corp. J. L., 1G; Hartley, C. F.f G; agents of property, who appeared Jjaia. M’o would not bo without It, Jacobs, N. C., 10; Jacobs, J. C., 9: for that purpose, were nllnwcd to Lr It certainly has saved u* lots of “®ctor bill*. Just a do«o of Blacks Kelly, A.. 7; I.avignc, G. E., 6; make full and comfletc ntatements Bought when-not po well saves a Munson,W. B., 13; MrGaughcy, I; as to the valuation of the property *»t of days In bod/* F., 10;, Purdon, Henry, 9; Peabody, Tnedford’s Block-Draught has boon Colie H. JL. fi; Lnndinun, A. M., 17: owned or- represented by them and the tax assessor and the members of “ we for many years In the treat­ ment of slomach, liter and bowel Bomrls, J. C., G; Rivers, K. J., 10; the board having fully discussed the troubles, and tho popularity which It Ruitlcy, Corp. J. A., 6; Rote, F., 10; statements and facts as presented de­ t0* enjoys Is proof of Us merit Sm *h, A. C„ 1-&+ Van Meter, I’. W., J t rour Brer Is not doing Us duty, 13; Wright, Mnhlon, 18; Avarette, cided to increase the valuation upon the following described property Tou will suffer from such disagree~ l0 *ymptoms os heedacho, billons- Corp. M. S., 7; Jacohs, G. G., 12; covering certain parcels of land and copstlpatlon, Indigestion, eta, Self, D., 6; West, Corp., 14; Young, items of personal property as fol­ unless something la done, J*riou* W. E., 6; McCalff IL IL, 12; Tan­ lows: , houile ,nay result ner, N. J., 14; Aulin, Thro., 8; Haig, j . N. M c O t u g h f r —n * f . ** IL ft. of N w ‘Bedford's Block-Draught has been Cor. of 8W »i of Ftf. 37. Tp. JO 8, R. 30 found a valuable remedy for these 9; Partin, Corp. J. E., G. K. run K 330.4 ft. 8 to p t. on 8*lla» of N ow , in this time of war, it la Or^nf* i v r . K 193.0 fl- B to Jly. SWIy i l o n l made them easily the most popular ‘roubles, it is purely vegetable, and Hy. to N lin o of up J i m . W fl. more necessary than ever to buy Tjr ,la. a prompt and jytturgl way, _ • n i I.. « o n e to NK Cor. of Jeeaup «nd B. L»k# A N tires among owners of the biggectA West Palm Beach produrc cor.-(j;,J * . | U iMd from <100.00 to ssoo.oo. tho' liver to lie proper tires for permanent economy selilng light cars. iicct ?nB #n<l cleanaing the bowele.ot cern will submit a bid for furnishing I M u . K obrrta A tl.n —I.ot* <S< and 300, I.onf«ood,. Ilaltad from <200.00 to <400.00. 8. Xf. E a U m l n i r r L o t t«S tL * « N 31.11 Hundreds of thousands of motor­ onl a the original and genuine. B 70 Camp Johnston near Jacksonville,! ft.). Loniw ood. Itiltad from <200.00 to T he same quality is built into all with Its supply Of Irish p o t a t o e s and ■<M 0.oo.^ ists have found that business judg­ United States Tires—into the small _. E n trm lB frr—1!»(. 8. W. Cor. o n io n .. T ta rt i« n o ,...n n .h y | Church1St. ».. «nd E. L iS ^B vr^^run , M „ h S X00 ft.. ment in tire-buying leads straight to sizes as well as tho larger sizes for We have several good used Cars in stock this week at very Reasonable Prices . FISK . OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE CO cord ti r e s KENT VULCANIZING WORKS COCK* SulphurCompound fflsaaaaBiSBSig CO. GUARDS HAVESHOOT w ---- -—y l> ls l* G T c,-, 1 1 J FAMILY . M EDICINE nited States Tires are Good _ so u th ern p ro d u eT B U sed' su p p ly should not I» 1 T p ^ J O ^ R . s o K. . ______ h a i . r d from M.ooo.od No(w is the Time to Make Your Tire Buying a Business Proposition United States* Tires.# The phenomenal growth of United States Tire Sales is positive proof of thla fact. The unusually high quality o f U nited States tires has , to southern ran to n - sSfrr. f n . E. L. 8»arrjr—H»f. S r » r r r —Ilrf. 300 tt. ft. W W.. ^off NK NE Cor. of S E .4 of j l W H of » L T o. 20 8, IL <0 E, ru n S lSit> ft.. W 481.9 ft., N m e t n s w h c r* v e r p o ssib le llfl0.2 ft, 8 70 dec. 13 min K 43 ft, N 10 Hrc. $0 min. K 14* ft, N 1 d»f IS min, W E 147.6 ft., N 48 d r , . . E l t * . » fL, Ground has .been hroken-at Holly iNl l .46I ft.. drf., 48*mlp, K IS 3 lt_, 8 t< I It. Ilroa I l f A. to N E port oold to T. G. R otbueh). Hill for the buildings which will be |{i|t«<l from <<00.00 to <100.00. Ctou»*r—B r |. 1061 fL W of SE Cor erected near the railway'station in of PN. EW. I f pf N W I f R « XI, T p 30, fL. IL 80 E.. r u n ' N a»8 ft/, E I0 « ( ft, 8 48 A f . 48 that town for the Daytona Crate W 4 < tM ft. 8 48 d . f . , W • - . I It . jf j d»«. I I . mtala, l* . L E l 14.4 ■>, ft* Company, recently organized for the W •147.8 rnln, V i r n t . l H . j f TO d*f. i d t l dr," <0 | f . W 41$.! f», W M M ft. m a n u f a c tu r e of .c r a te s , boxes a n d rrtn., W i J i ' . l I t , E U . I It. ;> •■■%■- ’ • 1 ■* Itiltad from . KOO.OO to 1600-00. |80( T ire s . heavier cars. Select the U nited States Tire that fits your particular needs. #Our Siales and Serv­ ice Depot dealer w ill gladly help you. * Then stick to i t _ A complete stock of United Slate* Tire* U carried by Ike following Sales'and Service Depots Sanford Vulcanizing Works. • o Seminole Comity Garage. �TIE SANFORD HERALD d¥Ind"-‘ Vtown " If we got together we this would get more together, .This town will grow If you let it alone; it will grow petrified. -> I’ubiuh.d Ktw j Taw4»y and YrMajr You cannot very well ask others what the .town is doing for you until you ask yourself what you are doing •suBscatrnoN r u e s in advance ~ for the town. ONB TEAR,* ,..,*.*..*,***•• SS*Se What this town needs is some con­ 8IX.MONTU4............. .............. !•« criticism. Constructive rnaca muni uh. * te structive 0 «ll*arr4 la Ifc* Q l / h r C arriw SJ.00 Tmt T m i la criticism is to call attention to a hole ina fence 1 by. bringing a- board to A d.aaca m M< Tar M aatk f a i a a i U la A araata M m B a'M ad* >1 Qffl«a fix it.—Merchants' Journal of Com~~ •’ mercc IL J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager THE BERALD PRINTING COMPANY K al«.U • • S t ( M d O < M Mall MalWr A i | « 4 B i d 1 »OV »l Uw Paalatftca al Saafa.il. lU rk U t ’a d .r Act «f Martk Srd, I ITS II.ra id DaUdlaf rtl«*k*«a N*. IU "I-pledfs allegiance to my flag and the Re­ public for which it stands; one nation In* divisible, with Liberty and justice to all.” Jacksonville is putting up 120,000 for the establishment of that $260,000 dehydrating plant. Wonder how much Sanford can put up to get -this—malter^before-the* government. Sanford has decidedly tho beat loca tion in Florida but it will take hard work and some money to land this plant, ------- O -------- PLOWING UP POTATO FIELDS Today, a t Muclan Farms In Lake and Marion counties THEY ARE PLOWING UP POTATOES. These are fine, mealy spuds without a sign of scale, with the whitest meat any potatoes in America can show. They are fine size and perfect, Why are they plowing them up Because they cannot be sold for enough to pay for the expense getting them out of the ground, into hampers and to market. In fact the market cannot be found. Meanwhile, northern potatoes car­ ried over from last year are being brought into Florida by rail and fee to the soldiers at C am p'Johnston and are on the market at Jackson viile and other points throughout the state.-* • ' - - *• Capt. Young wired the War*. Dc partment, offering Muclan potatoes at $1.00. per bushel. He was in­ formed th a t the camps are being supplied by contractors. These con: tractors, are in turn', buying from commission men AND THESE COMMISSION MEN, FLORIDA COMMISSION MEN ARE SELL­ ING NORTHERN POTATOES TO FLORIDA CAMP CONTRACTOR FLORIDA CAMP CONTRACT­ ORS.- . -- ---- — •-*»—----- --- ----Wo believe the m atter U one de­ manding tho immediate attention of the'Florida and the United States Food Administrations. necessitated the curtailment of sugar transportation, particularly from the longer voyage, and has thus reduced supplies both to the Allies and our­ selves from remote markets. Some of the ^accessible sugar producing areas have proven a less yield than was anticipated, such as certain West Indian* Islands. The domestic beet and Louisiana crop* have fallen. be)ow anticipation. There has been some destruction of beet sugar fac­ tories in the battle area of France and Italy. We htTVe lost considerablo-'sugar by submarines. “ As ctoe rn estimstn rn wp can make Indicates a reasonable ex­ pectation from, alt sources of about 1,600,000 tons of sugar for United States consumption during the last half of the present year. This is based upon the maintenance of the present meagre Allied ration. An improvement in shipping conditions would of course relieve this situation as quantities of sugar are in un available markets. We must, how­ ever, base the distribution of . sugar during the next six months upbn the above footing. After th a t period the new West Indian crop will be available, - ; . In T h is Strenuous Life How often we wish th a t last year we would have saved more, con­ centrated our efforts more, thought more, and ACTED - more. We urge you to ACT and SAVE MONEY NOW a t this BANK. CAPITAL $30,000.00V SURPLUS *15.000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD 11. I t STEVENS C. M. HAND P tm U m ( SANFORD, FLORQA F. L WOODRUFF VtoJTniUt* 0. L. TATLOR c***“ R. R. DEAS Am i C. AW THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS TO PROTEST ON FREIGHT RATE “ This supply of 1,600,000 tons necessitates a considerable reduction, in our consumption. To provide three pounds of sugar per month per (Continned from page 1) person for household use, to take care of our army and navy and to Meeting Postponed provide for the necessary ■‘preserva­ Tho freight rate meeting scheduler tion of fruit, milk, etc., will require to bo held at Sanford at 10:00 a. m about 1,600,000 tons of sugar for the July 9th, by the Florida Citrus Ex six months. A household consump­ change. Chase & Crf. and the San tion of three pounds per month per person, together with the special al­ ford Board of Trade has been post poned on account of changes lowance for home panning means s General O rder'N o.28 of the Federa reduction *of aom° 26 per * cent In Railroad Administration. This post these branches of consumption from ponement comes from mutual agree­ normaf but It is still nearly double ment of the parties above namec the ration in the Allied countries and and will be held up until a date In is ample for every economical use. the near future when_c<*rtaLn details Uln ths-plan of dintributlon-whieh can He worked out to bo ofTered to will n 6w go Into force, the less essen­ the various shippers and growers tial users of sugar—that is* confec­ Additional notice will be issUct tioners, soft drinks manufacturers, when the meeting is to convene qni tobacco manufacturers, etc.—will he it is hoped thnt such a representa­ hit the hardest. Tho administration tive gathering will be present that regrets intensely any ncttqn th at will our efforts in accuring certain -modi cause hardship to any Individual, fications wil| be assured. but "the situation is due to the Ger­ Our railroad commissioners have mans, not to this government. There expressod a desire to attend this arc a number of substitutes avail­ meeting nnd assist us in evory way able to the confectioners upon which possible. no restrictions are placed." White potatoes are' tho very best aubstitutc for wheat bread. Wheat The Arcadia News yesterday sus­ is being conserved with a jealous pended publication of its daily edi­ eye. Surely thero should be some tion, giving on the cause the In­ hvenue through which these splcn creased coat of everything which’en- did potatoes could be conserved for teri fnto the production of a ^pews- the use of cither the army or the papor and the lack of support upon j civilian population, tho part of the merchants. Arcadi-' Visited Tampa Our first thought on learning of ans will miss the daily visits of their Among those visiting Tampa Wed paper. With all th e ^ rm y activity this deplorable condition was that neiUlay were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. the Department of Agriculture there, it appears to us thnt a daily Hood, Mr. and Mra. II. G. Dieterich, should take a hand and nssist in dis­ paper could bo well supported it the Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, R. J. Holly, S. merchants realized the opportunity posing or these potatoes, but cur ntJ. Carnes, D. C. Marlowe, John attention was called to n brochure oDered, but they • won't miss the ■Doily, Rex Packard and Robert sent out some time ago by that de­ we]) until dust takes the place of the Hotly. The party drove through in partment and printed in many pa­ water. If n town has a good news­ fContinued from page HI their cars and report the roads fine pers in Florida, suggesting to Florida paper it should he given whole heart­ with the exception of a few milea growers the curtailment of the po­ ed cooperation, especially at this detour south of Kissimmee and this tato crop this season. If we remem­ LOO: Jesse Leo, 3.00; D. II. C. Ratime "when its production involves part of the road is not bad. The nuch a heavy outlay of money.— ber correctly, that notice came Just iun, 6.60; Howard C. Luman, 7.30; a little late to head off a large crop, l. H. Fully, 3.00; A. W. Mullen, men attended the meeting of the Lakeland Telegram. but it showed that the department I. C. Tyler, 3.00; A. II. Fuller, 2.00; Sanford and Manatee vegetable ------- O ------was watching the situation, th a t.it A. E. Sjoblom, 0.60; W. V. Dunn; growers at Tampa at the. Hotel THE LADY LOAFER r knew and took cagnizancc of the W. V. Dunn, J. G. ‘Marlin, 3.00, Olive. dvuw IL'l B get II1 L* lady lUUjl lU HILT* IMH L*I’.EUjJJMJ' U I IIUj II JJ Ul rflUlN, UIIU of( lit#* northern potatoes, and Huodhnrt Sjoblom, 3.00; IL C. DuNow let's the loafer. Not l cversupply the one who gets herself picked up! that it was doing its best to protect lose, 60.00; L. P. Hagan, 6.50; E. H Latest War News by the police. But the one who is the interests of the Floridn growers. vilbee, 8.00; O. P. Swope, 8.40; C. London, July 4.— British troops Hut the fact remains that these W. Entzminger, 6.60; L. A. Brum- last night delivered an attack in the burning up gasoline, and spending uaelma hours "shopping” for impos­ potatoes nre already produced, thpt oy, 4.40; E. A. Douglass, 33.69; A. region eaat of Amiens, capturing the sible things. Every man in Emporia they are splendid food, th a t they are Vaughan, 466.62; Remmington. 'village of Hamel, northeast ^of. Vil­ Is working or registering for 'w u k . needed to add to the food supply oT Typewriter’ Co„ 7.00; E. A. Doug­ len Btctonneux nnd advancing their Every worthwhile"woman in Empor­ the nation, end that a method of ur- lass, 6.36; S. P. Doundney, 65.00; line in this region to a depth of ia is Working. And with the excep­ ing these here in Florida could be E. A. Douglass, 4.66; E. E. Brady, more than a mile. tion of thnno who are doing n real provided by the food administrators 10.00; Jno. D. Jinkins, 39.23; Herald. BVWlrt in giving good care to small if they got together: "Potato Week" Printing Co., 51.00; So. Bell Tel. & Paris. July 4.— French/ troops 'VblblMjj or caring for the^drk, every rnme nnd went with new potatoes Tel. Co., 17.00; Western Union Tel. night attacked the German lines worthwhile woman in Emporia is do- selling at very, high prires to Florida Co., .38; C. H. Fornuld Ildw. Co.. | "ing something useful to the winning patriots. Hcie arc potatoes that .58; Frank H. .Harris, 17.00; M o-i"" » front of a mile and a quarter ‘■"J -the wpr. So let's get busy with can be Lad for much It is than the bley’s Drug Store, 6.70; H. & W. B. in the neighborhood of Autreeches, th e ladies —Gbd bless 'cm—who ar6 prices that prevailed at that time. Drew Co., 16.96; W. C, Williamson, northwest of Solssons and pushed taking food from soldiers, who are Possibly another "potato week" that 15.00; W. C. Willinrnson, 86. 66; into the cnem> territory for a dis­ wearing clothing which might go to ■opld include the camp? nnd .tip Robert W. Lord, 1.66; Celery Ave. tance of nearly half a mile, according th e aflilicted of the war, who are shipyard boarding houses in Tampa, Store, 102.76; Schellc Mnincs, 75.00; to today's war office announcement. being eternally bored with them- Jacksonville nnd Pensacola would re­ Sanford Public Service Co., 26.70; C. Strong local actions mark th e ; JiolviB gnd with everybody and ev­ sist in conserving (he nation's sur­ M. Berry, 60.00; Hill Hdw. Co.. figMing activity on the western and; 2.34; ,RUfus R. Smith, 250.00; Cen­ Italian fronts and neither the Gcr-j erything, and put them to work. plus of fond for transportation Highway Amo., 6.00; man nor Austrian command has 'We have cleaned up the man loafer across the ocean.—Leesburg Com­ tral Fla., J.' A. Harrold, 1000.00; L. A. Brum- shown any disposition to reply in mercial!-t • 'w ho u worth a dime and the man ey, 8.80; C. W. Entzminger, 12.00; great’ force to the Harassing tactics ------O ------loufer who ia worth a million. La■cics i ex;!—Err.j u ia (K tj.; Cr.at’.'.i. tVe y t h e n e w s u g a r r a t i o n L. r . Hagan, 8.00; E. II. Kllbee, ------- O -------During^tjip last six months of the 12.40; O. P. Swope, 14.80. Total, $3,048.74. or until the first of I T 'S NOT TH E TOWN—I t 'S YOU present County Guard Fund— Geo. Fox, (To Late to Classify) You would thlnk'tlm t, if there is next January, the United States will Agent, 20.00; Sanford Novelty Ubmethlng lacking, the town Is to have -an estimated receipt of only Works, 7.70. Total, 27.70. tl Wanted at Once—A large number 1,600,000 tons of sugar, which must ■Iduw* for it. Road & Bridge Fund— Wm. 1*. of improved tracts, of from five to Kal it isn't the town th at’s to sullire until the new West Indian Mitchell, 31.30; John Vaughn, 15.00; one hundred acres, on or near nice blame—it is the people in the town. crop is ready. James Russell, 8.00; C. M. Bruce, lakes nnd good roads. Box 373, DeThree pounds of sugar a month 30.00: Sanford Wagon Works, 27.00; Land, Fla. What they ought to do is not to 91-6tp for each member of each household E. A. Douglass, 28.76; Wight Gro­ •complain merely but to correct. if this town has anything the mat­ in the United States, it ia estimated, cery Co., 87.21; Gulf Refining. Co., . For Sale—Am leaving town nnd will require about 1,500,000 tons of 44.76; Tho Tcxaa Company, 7.80; want to sell household goods at once. ter with it; the total receipt. This includes pres­ Robt. W. Lord, 13.10; J. M. Wynn, Mrs. John T. Brady, over Herald * If it needs some improvement; ervation of fruit, milk, ptc., and the 267.06; Hand Bros., 76.60; W. C. office. If it needs to do more of its buying needs of tho army and navy. Williamson. 3.00; W. E. White, a t home; For Quick Sale—Three fine Flor­ In these estimates allowance is 24.39; Victor Schmolz & Son, 4.00; ida breed mares, one a work or If it needs home pride, more of n made for a margin of 100,000 tons, Fred T. Williams, 36.00; Celery Ave. saddle horse,, others ready to break community spirit; to meet any possible emergency. Store, 613.23; Hill Hdw. Co., 16.00; or would, fine stock horses. Also a If it needs to develop its resources, IIjll Lumber Co., 7.06 W. E. Haw­ splendid pair of mules, or a good From this statement of conditions 'eneoumge home Investm en tkins, 2.60 • L ABrumley 8.00: pair of cheap mules. No. 1126 tr It will be seen that, on a 'th re c Then we, the people, must do It. "W hat this town needs,” says one, pounds-a-month basis each Individ­ O. P. Swope, 4.00; C. W. Entzmin­ phone 246-J. , 91-2tp ual will receive ail the sugar he needs ger, 8.00; E.-H . Kilbee, 8.00; L. P. *"l» a new depot." For Rent —Four room house at Total. $1,271.84. "'W hat this town needs," says an­ nnd the situation will lie mot without Ilagftn, 12.00; 422 Palmetto. Gas for cooking and Fine & Forfeiture Fund—Schellc depriving any" persona of their mini­ other, *'ls improvement." small garage. Enquire Herald Office Mnincs, 50.00; David Speer, 65.00; **What this town needs," says mum allowance of sweetening. or 209 .E. Fifth. E. A. Douglass, 3.28; Chos. E.'"McExplaining the situation some­ abo next, -"is Iftwcr taxes." * 91-tf McCrory, 32.30; E. E. Brady, 83.50; What tjiis towry needs is not mere­ what In detail tho U. S. food ad­ E. A. Douglass, 6.00; E. E. Brady, ly to nay what this town needs. : • ministration says, In advices under For Rent—Five room cottage, No. 24.00; E. A\ Douglass, 19,00; L. R. 918 Park avenue. Apply IL,C . DuWhat this town needs la.men who date of Jun" 27: will get what this town needa. • • "A number of causes have cumu­ Philips & Co., 3.42; E. E. Brady, Bose or__ Misa A. TrafTord. 91-tf ____« 46.40; E. F. Houshoidcr, 34.23. ___ Whatever thla town needs it can lated to make our sugar position Lost—Will the person who « « t by presenting a solid front.. U more difficult than we could havo Total, $365.03. riwed the spirit level from the There being no further builness, anticipated at .the beginning of the L et us decide'to do something col­ year. The Increaed shipping needed the board then adjourned to meet on building please return ---lectively for the town. Xxit ua decide to do something In-, by obr gjowintf army In Franco has ------- O -------- • COUNTY COMMIS­ SIONERS EQUALIZE TAXES AUGUST 5th of the allies, through which they In the • operations around Vaux have lost Important points here and American aviators gave great aid to there during* the past (tn days. tho infantry and artillery and American troops are holding tena- brought down seven German mlr* cioualy to tho newly gained ground planes. Two Americans failed to r*. west of Chateau Thierry and have turn and one waa severely wounded repulsed rftrong counter attacks. The Berlin ssyi th a t four Amerirxn tit. epemy seems disposed, 'however, to planes were shot down in one com­ American headquarters hu bombard the Americans rather heav­ bat. ily ratjier than sacrifice toff* many announced that in this battle thru Germans were brought down and men in effectual assaults Tho new positions have been i WO mer'cana were lost, strengthened and tho American ar-! General Diaz.-in his local operatillery" js replying with-good effect!^00* 8incc Saturday has captured enemv fire. # 4,600 prisoners. Three mountain to' the enemy heights west of the nrenta were No AKemola to Strike Back taken and Important gains w'rrt North of the Aisno the Germans made on Mounts Grappa and around have made no attempt to strike at Capo Sile, at the.. mouth-of-tbsthe_Jrench_who-ln-ta king-new peti­ Fiave. tions at Moulin Sous Touvont, cap­ tured 457 prisoners. n t In Mass Formation. South of the Aisne’the French re­ We'vo never had time yet to go np tain their new positions unchallenged and against tho British the Germans and ask that eminent biologist at Ohio Stato university how often under have been inactive since the succom - natural laws neighbors* ents are sup­ ful thrust north of Albert. ' German posed to hare kittens and can only aerial activity hns decreased hut say In a general way that they seem British aviators have accounted for to bo coming In mass formation.—Ohio Stnte JournuL 22 more enemy machines. ................................ MULES MULES Carload of Good Mules from Ten­ nessee. Just the Kind You $ Have Been Wanting ^ mmm — 9 Igou & Jones Stables! SA N FO ED , FLORIDA GOOD V U L C A N IZ IN G CN T IM E That's our motto. Vulnwbirg ■work that will alard up ar.d« the hard wear and tear o.’ o-untry road«—vulcanizing n eriu-dj that double the life of our •irw , and improve their riding quifitie*. And we deliver work when v p ro­ mise;’depend upon ihat. Our charge is moderate nnd frequently saves ycu tho frost of a nrw 'ire. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Oak and 3rd St. * Sanford, Florida 1 il.lUjiijfiP’i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS W ar Time Organization. Thli bank ia a member of the Federal Reserve System, ' v ■■ f ■ Because.* 1. We consider it our ohll- . Ration to do o!*r p art in the organisation of the Nation’s . banking resources. 1 ' 2. We believe that the inter* ests of our customers arc safeguarded by our mem* bership in the F e d e ra l Reserve System with the re d isc o u n tin g privilege k which insures our being able to meet all demands for cash. . , * 4* i irst National Bank O .’ 8 IN 7 0 R D , FLORIDA - ' . ' A/ �* ' ♦ PACE FIVE ‘THE SANFORD HEItALD — ’S DOMAIN HAPPENINGS o p INTEREST IN AND a t ■ AROUND SANFORD xtr *£ r- , , . . - - - L - f .... were presented fd tho world as never before in celebrations of American Independence Day held In lands where in previous years the day had no special significance. In England,.*France, Itnly and in South and Central American coun­ tries the birthday of the American nation was observed as well as in every hamlet, town and city In the United States, but thoso participat­ ing in all the celebrations looked to­ ward Mt. Vernon, the home and torqb. of America’s first President, where President Wilson was the prin­ cipal speaker. Columbia College last Sunday [cbseRee Mra. J. P.-Hurley la fcokfng am ounted'to 170.0b, the Emelian j after -tho little opes on the Crrdle Class leading, with an offering o f , Roll." “ $29.41. Hatu off to the Indies! J Tfie Prim ary Department, of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Betts were'whlbh Miss Allie Trafford Is the efcalled to Wfnter Gnrdcn on account fliclent superintendent, rendered gn of the Illness of their dnughter, M rs.' excellent program last Sunday, Gertrude Carraway of Ft. O gden,; which was well attended by ti e who whlla visiting relatives in W inter: mothers of the children. This deprr Garden was taken suddenly*quite 111.! ment ts well on the way toward Mr. 'B elts has returned to Sanford, J reaching th e "super-standard" as ret brfhgVK his two grandsons with " ,*1’ by 1 our Sunday School Board. him. . v Hon. Schelle Maine*, where regMias Lucille Rines, after atten d -iu lsr duties a ft as follows: fiencrtl " Hoys Are Grateful ing the State College for Women a t secretary of -our Sunday school, Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. C., Tallahassee fpr the past term 'has cecretary of the beard of truslfes, July lat, 1918, rsturned to Sanford and accepted a chairman of the beard of ushers, but dr. Robt. Holly, position with the Southern Utilities who prac Ices law to pay expenses, Editor Sanford Herald. Company. She also accepted a ii taking a much needed vacation. Dear Sir: position as teacher of a most charm­ While In Atlanta, Ga„ attending a We, the undersigned, on behalf of ing class of girb in the Intermediate meeting of the National War Work the aelected men that left Sanford Department of our Sunday school. Council of the Y. M. C. A., he will Rev. Wm. Stones of Oviedo was attend a luncheon given by the Capon June 27th, wjah y / express our appreciation for the lunches and In ttio city on'Tuesday. He is paa- ital City Club on an Invitation from "■mokes" given us by the Red Cross tor of the First Baptist chutches of Asa G.* Candler, mayor of'A tlanta. of Sanford. Both came In very Oviedo and Geneva and also chalr-^ From Atlanta he will go to Dayton, handy on our . long, tiresome jour­ man of the/executive committee of i Ohlc', for a couple of weeks stay, ney. the'Seminole Association. j Mra. Maine* will returir with him. The weather man jooled us last The ordinance of baptism waa ad­ Respectfully yolirs, ministered last Monday afternoon to Saturday. He reported "Fair to­ A. W. Wbe, William. Lee, and Misses Margaret night and Sunday." We had the A. B. Liles Gallagher, Gertrude Lee and Mar­ fans and the Ice water—also the rain J., Payne. garet Miller. - , waterl We hope for better weather 23rd Co. 166 Depot Brigade, ' - Mr. R.. II. Davis of the Conven­ next Sunday. Camp Jackson, tion Class is now In Jacksonville, ' Columbia, S. C. . lelplng to build ships for our Uncle B s u U l W »l« fa K tm f Rm m E tary lh lai N»w Sam. He helped to make the ’big Fla* tUISJag H a t rU S Ial PREVENT %HOG CHOLERS record of 100 ships launched on the The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder fourth of July. hss s record of 96 per cent cures of Mr7 M, L. Wright is the genial Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs superintendent o fo u r Senior Depart­ as directed, you need never fear hog CORONADO BEACH ment. t He is also a member of the cholera or any other hog disease. OPPOSITE NEW SMYRNA ioard of trustees and treasurer of And the directions are very simple, the church. FOR RATES ADDRESS Just about what you are doing, plus Mrs. F. R. Savage,the superin­ MRS. W. W. ALCOTT, Prop. a few cents’ worth" of B. A.* Thomas’ hog Powder In the feed twice a week. tendent of our .Cradle Roll Is spendGarage Accomodations —Usually,—thoughr“Gho!era-gefrs~in ng.jucouple .of„manthOn_l&£kiana Sea Food Dinners A Specially before we know It. Then It requires^*11® w«th olf> fronds. During her close attention to each hog—each hog must be dosed—and if you will dose them as directed, you will save better than 90 per cent. If you don’t, the B. A. Thomxs medicine costs you nothing. We—not some distant manufacturer—pay your money back. L. Allen Seed Co. 91-Fri-4tc Red Cross Executive Meeting . The meeting of the executive com mittec of Seminole County Chapter has .been changed to the aecont Monday of the month until further notice. -‘ * The July meeting will be held on Monday, July 8th at 8 p. m„ at the Red Cross Headquarters’, Pico build ing. Mrs. R. A. Tcrheun, Secy., Seminole Co. Chapter A. R. C. Miss Susie Brown and sister, Mrs. a few days a t Atlantic O, C. Spcrrlng are visJtiqK relatives ot iIw A^ tie Bcach In Georgia for several weeks. • Miss Bertha Marcy left Tuesday bounty Agent C. M. Berry and a for Day (ona Beach where she will mber of Sanford growora will go be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. E. ?“ rvLand thia afternoon to attend Hill for several weeks. L toliliitr caaca that Will be.heard H. N. Taylor of Valdosta, Ga., is spending several days in the city Mae Marsh Here as *”!“ • Charles Munn and Earl Doa- this week, combining business and Cinderella Man" pleasure. the Fourth In Tampa, Mac Marsh, the quaint star of 666 cures Chills and Fever. 666 cures Headaches, Biliousness, screen will appear in her third GoldAppetite, or that tired ach­ wyn Picture, "The Cinderella Man," Harry Cobb la home on a furlough Loss ing feeling, due to Malaria or Colds. from Oliver Morosco’a famous stage from Camp Jackson where ho is lo­ success by Edward Childs Carpenter, Fine Tonic. oted with the natlo'nal army. t , at the Star Theatre Monday.. E. H. Long and J. H. Carter of There was but little noise of the The wistful appeal of Mae Marsh, 'rtjtomsry sort on th* Fourth but a Valdosta, Ga., both of whom are known wherever motion pictures are {,* of the small boya managed to prominent real estate men in that shown, finds remarkable oppor­ 0ff a few whlxa bang* and scare section arc spending several days in tunity lit the strong human interest Sanford thia week. op some racket, situations "ot Mr. Carpeneter’s mov­ J. ,H. Crcoir.c, merager of the ing story. Ever the "girl of a thou­ Ifuaaon’s swimming pool Is the coolest piece In town. Open Wed- Virginia Carolina Co. cf Gainesville sand facos," it is another Mae' Marsh Bcdoy, Thursday,. Saturday and is spending seversi dsys in the city who awakens heart throbs in "The ■ Cinderella Man," than the Mae Sunday afternoons. Fresh water thia week on business. every day. . 86-tfp SLEEP . INSURANCE . . Marsh who Is delighting the nation in her two preceding Goldwyn pro­ "A Terror”t>' Mosquitoes.” Ur. and Mrs. Henry Nickel and ductions, Margaret Mayo'a classic of 72tf daughter Louise and Misa Florence Witte left Wednesday night for a Fred Cook of Jacksonville was the big top; "Polly of the Circus," risit to New York for a few weeks among the .visitors in the city this and ’’Sunshine Alley," from the story of Mary Rider. The amtsing versa­ - Mr. and Mrs. Seeord are spending week. tility or Miss Marsh which changes a few days at Daytona Bcach. W; D. Byers arrived yesterday her characterisations so radically Pvt.Svm. Shepherd ik home.on a from Savannah and will remain sev­ from play to play, makes "The Cin­ furlough from Camp Caflstrom, to eral days on business. derella Man" quite as refreshing as the delight of his many friends. Dr. D. ^ C. Ward. Osteopathic anything sho has ever done. Woodland Park will be open Sun- Physician. * First National Bank Edward Childs Carpenter, author ''dty, July 7th, 91-ltc of this latest Mac Marsh vehicle Is Bldg., Phone 330-W. ’ 64-tf Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Babbitt and A. Hustler of Jacksonville was also tho author of "The Pipes of Jr. and Mrs. W. 8. Thornton have among-the-guests reglstprOtfalvtHe -Pan" and'Of""The Three Hetrsi r l)oTg returned from Coronado Beach and Hotel CarneA yesterday. current Broadway successes. "The Cinderella Man," in stage form, was report a fine time. •Mra. C. F. Friend and daughter one of the biggest hits of the New 666 cures Bilious Fever. arrived yesterday from Tampa and York season during its long run. J. S. McLendon of Gainesville is will be the guests of Mrs. J, M. Wal­ spending several days In Sanford this lace at the Hotel Carnes for a week Tough Character In "The Honor weeV on business. or ten days. System Recals the Old West Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harrold and J. F. Met* of Jacksonville is Did you ever see a man bite off family rnjqyed a pleasant day nt spending n few dnys in Sanford this the top of a beer bottle7 Well, Daytona yesterday. week on business. watch closely when you see tho great photoplay, "The Honor Sys­ Harry P. Cobb arrived home yes­ 666 cures by* removing the cause. Chimes From The Temple tem,” which William Fox will pre­ terday from Camp Jackson, S. C., M. J. Hersch of I.ake City is in sent here shortly, nnd in a moment­ Come to* Sunday school at 9:30 on a ten days furlough much to the the city for a few days combining ary flash of the screen you will see a Sunday morning. Our patriotic pro­ delight of home folks and friends. business and pleasure. typical character of n Mexican bor­ gram is going to be very fine, you . SLEEP INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Carlos of der town perform that pastime with cannot afford to miss it. "A Terror to Mosquitoes." East Pafatka’ are spending several gusto, con a more. Miss Hose Gallagher will give* the 72-tf days in the city combining business It happens in the greatest and bugle calls; a quartette will sing Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Koumillat nnd pleasure. Whilo here they will most spectacular, dance ball scene Keep the Homo Fires Burning." returned today from Daytona Bcach, be the guests of the Hotel Carnes. that ha\ ever been projected on the There are many other interesting where they have been enjoying a W. S. Jones of Atlanta is spending screen. Men in tho everyday walk features. stay of several days. a few days in the city this week look­ of life sometimes get so anxious ■{•The latest member to enroll in our D. C. Marlowe is spending sev­ ing aftef Igusirtcss interests. about the contents of a bottle that Cradle Department 1s little Miss they refuse to use the opened for Hurley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. eral days-In Tampa this week on SLEEP INSURANCE •business. the patent top and jam it in the J. G. Hurley. "A Terror to Mosquitoes." crack of the door, but R. A. Walsh, For Wood and heavy hauling see 72-tf A revival service has been in the director of this gigantic spec­ Morrell, or phone-378. 48-tf D. F. Cameron of Leesburg was tacle has recalled in a single touch progress at Lake Monroe for some Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hood arc among the visitors in the city yes­ the recklessness of the men of the Ijme; Rev. B. F. Green, pastor of the First Baptist church at New spending several dnys in Tampa this terday. mlningyamp days. seek combining business and pleas­ The-bld lest of a regular army sol­ Smyrna is the evangelist. He is a 666 contains no alcohol, arsenic, ure. dier's teeth was not to bite hard­ preacher of power. nor other poisonous drugs. Rev. R. J. Gorbct of Altoona with Mis* Marguerite Henley of At­ tack but to pull from n Springfield Miss Mabel Bowler arrived yes­ his attractive daughter paid a visit lanta arrived Wednesday on u few 46 cartridge with hts teeth. And the terday from Jacksonville and is the to Sanford Wednesday. Rev, .Gordiys visit to Mr. and Mrs. N. H. old western front of toughness was guest of Miss Mcll Whitner at her to bite the patent top off a hecrp'Pt I* pastor of the Baptist church Gainer and family. at Lake Monroe. bottle. , S. J. Carnes is spending, several home on Magnolia avenue. Miss Mamio Kate Williams ia Star Monday. Cow: Per.s—Drnbham Root-Knot di>s in Tampa this week on busi-. having the time of her Ufa visiting cess. Resisting variety. Price $4.50 bush­ relatives at Savannah, Ga. el. Chase & Co. 76-tf Methodist Church 666 *ur-a .Malarial .Fever. Mra. F. R. Whittle has returned At the First Methodist rhurch — Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lawson nnd Sunday school at 9:30 n. m. Preach­ from n visit to , her father In Ala­ At Cards little daughter, accompanied by Mrs. Irwin Estridge delightfully ing at 11 a. m. and H p. m. At the bama where she was called on ac­ •heir charming guest, Miss Mar­ close of the morning sermon the sac­ count of his illness; she left him guerite Henley of Atlanta motored entertained a few friends nt cards on rament of tho Lord’s Supper will he much improved in health. over to Daytona Bcach Wednesday •Tuesday evening nt her home on administered. A special invitation Miss Edna Williams is spending Celery avenue. for a few days’ atay. is extended to " visitors or *>ther her vacation'In Fitzgerald, Ga. We Several Interesting games of Five Christians who may he nway front Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon left miss her from the" Fldelis Class. Hundred and Rummy wore enjoyed Wednesday for Jacksonville where their home churches to unite with us On a recent trip to Jacksonville they will remain several days com­ during the evening. Dainty re­ in thlsvsolcmn service. All God’s Eugene Massey earned for himself freshments were served. bining business and pleasure. children are welcomed to their Lord's the sobriquet of. the "Pallcan."" No Arfiong the gucsta were Miss Isa­ table. The Epworth League meets SLEEP INSURANCE doubt you have beard tho poetry, belle Raynor, ’Miss Hattie Estridgp, at 6:30 p. m. "A Te:ror u> Mtuqui.r.r?.’' . "A gorgeous bird is the pelican, Mrs. Parramore, Miss Ethel Hick­ 72-tf Hiss bill holds more than—*—etc." son, Miss Edna Middleton, Mr. A. NOTICE-PAY YOUR CITY TAXES V. S.' Smith cf. Orlando was Green, Ed. Middleton of Mlddelton, Well, Eugene lives up to It all right; This H to notify all persons who he carries his appetite right along among the Sanford visitors yester­ nnd Mr. J. S. Wade of DeLnnd. day. have not paid them city taxes for with him. the year 191.6, and those prior there­ Joe Luing is located In Jackson­ M. Wclf arrived yesterday from . Car Load of Mules*i to t^iat these taxes must now bo Adanta jqid will remain a week or ville for the summer months, having Igou Si Jones will have u car .load paid. attended Stetson Univcristy the last ,tn dajs (coking after business Inof mules at their atables in this city term*. This is a matter which you should term. Joe finds so many Sanford for the Florida farmers. The mules IL S. Hledacc of Tampa spent a arc of good Tennessee stock nnd the look after; and don't wait fdr a sec­ people in Jax he Is thinking of start­ [** days in the city ypstcrdny on best that can be purchased. Come ond notice from me, for It will he a ing a Sanford Colony. costly one. hurlrer*. Mia. C. C. Sumford la one of the in and see them. excellent teachers in our Junior De­ J. J. DICKINSON, partment. While Mr. Satnford is 88-tf City Attorney. , Gen. Sacked Drowned constructing out "magnificent post­ Gen. J. W. "Sacked, assistant cn: al, tc luilding she is helping to Sunday at Congregational Church gineer in charge of the U. S. Engin­ bvild up our Sunday school. The corumupion of ’tho Lord's eer.. District of Florida; William coy nnd A: drew Carraway of Ft. Supper will be observed in the morn­ Lumb, an oiler, nnd William Dondoa, Gn’cn nre visiting their grandcolored, cook, are believed to have ing. A cordial Invitation Is extended I uit-t.tr, Mr. and Mt?. C. A. Botta; drownod yesterday afternoon when to 'a n y who .have no other church he i. e tls.r tlikors to our Sunday, the United StateMrcdge Florida, on home to share In partaking of the scl.'jil while hero. . her way from Stewart, Ht. Lucie communion with us. L e v . sr.d Mm. M. II. Massey and Tho International Sunday school county, to St. Johns river, encounter­ L.mlh r..ctorcd to Orlando Tuesday. lessons -for the new quarter begin a ed a severe gale northeast of Day­ Mrs. Forrest E. Gatchel is In rpurap to last until, the end of the tona and went down. charge r.f the Junior Department of News of the loss of the big dredge year on the meaning and practice of our Sunday school. She knows how Florida reached Jacksonville about the Christian life. The atudles wise­ to put “ June" In Junior. midnight last night, when 10 mem­ ly begin with the great subject of Mr;. ATT. Aldridge was recently bers of the crew landed and w*ere prayer. Our Blblo class for men'and called to Virginia on account of the women invite you to join for these fordo Shape Oxford with able' to make their way to n pclnt studies. Beginning hour, 9:45. death of bis sis'er. He and his near St. Augustine, where the acci­ .j S o l e s aud* leath er dent was reported. For tbo evening service at 7:30 brother, Dr. Aldridge have our the theme, will bc."Our Soul invest­ heartfelt sympathy In thalr bereave­ Newest Shoe on the ments; Res! Estate in So’dom, or ment. Nations Celebrate “ “ kot for sircot Wear. . !> . r,r.a Mr?. W. E. Betts left for Treasure In Heaven." Washington, July 4.—American Daytona Beach Wednesday, Mrs. The Christian Endeavor-.topic, principles of .democracy, freedom and meeting" at 6:30, la "All for Christ: B°tts will remain through the month ’ $ equal rights for all men, formulated July, cne hundred and forty-two yeara ago Our Abilities," Miss Gussle Frank,' leader* . ■ . J Our Sunday school collection for Won) sim, j Oothiog Gom^any in the Declaration of Independence . f "- V and M " * B> W * H ®r n * o n a r c * pall m a l l 8.00 ; . - T - “ '■ OCEAN VIEW HOTfrL Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences. Out-Houses Chase & Co., Santord, Fla. Complete Line of McKin­ ley’s Standard and Popular Music 10c Per Copy ■Comfe in and Hear the New Columbia Records & Wallace W hat Under the Sun Could Y o u Do v - That Would Make You Better Satisfied With Yoursel Orf Belter Off Financially • Than To Start A Savings Account With This Bank? •• Seminole County Bank �For Sale—New 8 ft. lo*. cart* 0 Cr Bryant, WaRrer, Fla. 00-3 tp applet' 1 could Just as easily have eaten a brick. When he got no answers oat of me, CHAPTER I—Introductory. Pat O' Brian . tails of his purpose In writing tha story he walked away disgustedly. o f hla adranturea. "You don't have to worry any more," CHAPTER II—Tails of hla en Js enllstmant la tha 1107a] Firing corps. his __ _______ training_ In ho declared, as a parting shot "For Canada and hla tranafar 10 Franca for ao- yon the w ar Is over." tlra duty. I waa given a,tittle broth later In CHAPTER III—Daacrtbaa fich u In which the day, and-ao .1 began to collect my ha brought down two (Jarman alrplanaa thoughts I wondered whet had hap­ __final __ _______ brought down woundad within tha Oar- pened to my comrades In the battle man Unas and waa mada a pritonar o f which had resulted so disastrously to war. me. As 1 began to real lie my plight CHAPTER IV—Dtacovara that Oarman I worried le u about my physical con­ hospital staff barbarously nsglsctsd tha fatally woundad and da rot ad thalr ener­ dition than tho fact that,* n i tho docgies to restoring thoss who might be tod had pointed out, for mo the war rsturnad to ths firing Unas. Wtlnaasaa death In fight of hla bast chum, LUuL waa practically over. I had been In It Paul Ralnsy. but a short time, and now I would be a prisoner for the duration of the war I CHAPTER IV. The next day some German flying officers visited me, and I mast say they Lieutenant O'Brian In tha First Machine He Used In Active Service. With treated me with great<consideration. , Clipped Wings- * ‘ Him la Llautenant Atkinson. -r The hospital In which } round my­ They told me of the man 1 had brought self on the morning after my capture down. They said he was a Bavarian they put In nt Gibraltar, after leaving that he got well. But If a man had waa a private house mode of brick, and'a fairly good pilot They gave me England, there were two susjiects a fairly good chance of recovering and very low and -dirty, and not at all hla jiat as n nouvcnlr and compliment­ taken off the ship, men that he was they thought he might be of some farAdapted for use as a hospital It had ed me on the fight I had pat up. sure were neutral subjects, hut much 1 thcr use, everything that medical skill evidently been used but a few days on My helmet. ' which w u of soft to hla relief his own passport and ere-' could possibly do waa done ror mm. account of the big push that was tak leather, was split from front to burk dentists yvero examined and pasaed ' 1 know whether this was done In* place a t that time of the year, and l»v a bnllet f romla^roachlne gnn, and O. I t ---------------- --------------------------TUnder-nnIcrx-pr-whether-thir'dWTOrr In alLnroBahlllty-would-bo abandoned They exnmlncd It with great Interest The Hun spoke or his voyago from J*1*1 followed th eir own Inclinations as toon as They had found a better When they brought me my uniform 1 America to Englnnd'ns being excep-. In *uch cn#0*> place. found that the afar of my*rnnk which tlonnlly pleasant, nml snfd he had a ' My t^ th had been badly Jarred up In a ll the bouso contained four had been on my right shoulder strap line time, because ho associated with 1 fro,n ‘he shot and I hoped that I might rooms and a stable, which waa by far had been shot off clean. Tho one on the English passengers on board, his bnvo a chance to hnvo them fixed my left shoulder strap they asked me fluent English readily admitting him j w*»en I reached Oourtral, tho prison for as a souvenir, as-also my R. F. C. to several spirited arguments on th e ' whrre I wns to bo taken. 80 I asked badges, which I gave them. They al­ subject of the wnr, which he keenly »he doctor if u would be posslblo for lowed me to keep my "wings," which enjoyed. Ono lltllo Incident ho related mo lo hnvo this work dono thcro, but _I_Wpro on my left breast, because they revealed tho reinnrknblo tact which ! 1,0 v«*ry Mirtly told me that, although were aware th at that Is the proudest our enemy displayed In Ids nssoela*' there wero soTornl dentists at Courtlous nt sen. which no doubt resulted lrn|. they wero busy enough fixing tho possession of n British flying officer. I think I am right In saying that the ndvmitngeously for him. - As he ex- t0**th of their own men without bothonly chivalry In this war on the Ger­ pressed It, he "made n lilt" ono evening <*rlng nbout mine. Iio also added that man side of the trenches has been dis­ when the crowd has assembled for a 1 would not Iibto to worry nbout iny played by the officers of tho German little music by suggesting that they tcclh; that I*wouldn't bo getting so Hying cdrjw*. which comprises tho pick sing "God Snve the King." Thereafter much food that they would bo put out of Germany. They pointed out to mo Ills popularity wns assured.nnd the de- of commission by working overtime. I Hint I nml my comrades were fighting sired effect accomplished, for very wanted to tell him tlmt from tho way purely for tho love of It, whereas they noon a French officer mine up to him things looked ho would not bo wear* were fighting In dpfenso of their coun­ nml Niild, "It's too bad thnt England Ing his out very soon either. My condition Improved during the try, but still, they said, they admired nod ourselves haven't men tn our army its for our si>ortsinnnsl|lp. I hod a no­ like you.” It was too had, he agreed, next two days, and on tho fourth day tion to ask thorn- If dropping bomb* on In telling me nbout tt, heenuno ho was of my cnptlvlty I was well enough to London and killing so many Innocent confident he could have done a whole write n brief message to my squad­ people was In defense of their country, lot more for Germany If ho hnd been ron, reporting that I was a prisoner of hut 1 was In no position nr condition In the English army. In spite of his wgr nnd "feeling fine." although, ns a apparent loyalty, however, tho man matter of fact, I was never so' de­ to pick a qunrrel atjhnt time*. Pat O'Brien and Paul Raney. didn't serin very enthusiastic over tho pressed In iny life. I renllxed, how­ That same dny n German officer was wnr nnd frankly admitted ono dny thnt ever, thnt If the message reached my Hie largest of all. Although 1 never brought Into tho hospltnl nml put in the old political battles waged In Call comrades^ It would bo rolnyed to my looked Into this “wing" at the hospltnl, the tmnk next to mine. Of Course I forntn were much more to bis liking mother In Mnmence, III., nnd I did not I was told that It, too, was filled with (•usually looked nt him, Imt did nut than the buttles he had gone through wun 1 to worry her more than wns ab­ patients lying on beds of straw nround pay pnrtlrulnr oftcnilmi lo him nt that over here. On second thought be solutely necessary. . It was enough fur on the ground. 1 do not know whether time. He lay ttiere-for thn-e or four, as though It were n good Joke, her to know (hot I wns n prisoner. Hhe they, too. were officers or privities. hours before I did take n real good | laughed but he evidently Intended me to Infer did not hnvc to know thnt I wns The room In) whleh I found myself look at him: 1 was positive that ho Hint In* had taken a keen Interest In wounded. 'Contained eight beds, three of which eould not spenk English, and naturally polities In Han Francisco. ■ -•* I hnd hopes that my message would were occupied by wounded German of­ I did n o t^ y anything to him. Onre he carried over the lines and dropped When my "chummy, enemy" first ficers. The other rooms, 1 Imagined, when' t looked over In his direction Ills started Ids conversation with inc, the by one.of the Gcmtnn flying officers. bad about the same number of bods ns eyes were on* me, und to my surprise German docliit III ehnrge reprimanded Thai l« 11 courtesy which Is usually mine. There wore no Red Cross nurses he said, very anrcnstlcnlly, "Whnt the lit 111 for talking toTno, hut he paid no practiced on Iwith sides. I recalled 4n attendance, Just orderlies, for this h— 1 are' you looking nl" nml then nltenllim to Ihr doctor, showing that how putlcntly we hnd Mulled in <mr ■Kfss only nn emergency hospltnl mid smiled, Al Ibis time I Was Just be­ some rent Americanism hint soaked airdrome for news of our men who hnd Vm near the firing lino for nurses. The ginning to say n few wonts, as my tuln tils system white*he hint hern In failed to return, luul I could picture orderlies were not old men nor very wound laid prevented me from talkln-r, the I*. S. A. I asked him one day whnt my squadron speculating on my fate. young boys, ns I had expected to find, hut I mild enough lo let him know­ he llmught the German people Would Tlmt Is o n e o f the saddest things but young men In the prime of life, n-hat I was doing there and how I do after the war; If lie thought they connected, with service In the It, F. (*. who evidently had been medical atu- happened/ to lie there. He evidently would make Germany n republic, nnd You don’t ratcTmich what happens to from some„of the mm-li to my surprise he said very bit­ you, but the rondnnt disunities among ■Grata. One or two of them, I discov­ hud hennlTpy ered, went able to talk English, but others, though, been use he mild it was terly, "If I had my way nbout It,, I vour. friends are wry depressing. ffor some reason they would uot ltdk. too bud I had not broken my neck; would make her n republic todny and (Continued on Page 7) Perhaps they wero forbidden by' tho flint be did uot huve much sympathy hang the d---- d kaiser In the bar­ ■with the filing corps anyway. He gain." Ami yet he was considered an ■■officer In cbnrge to do so. * Un addition to the bullet wound In naked uic wlnit part of America 1 came excellent soldier. I concluded, how­ my mouth 1 bad a swelling from my from, nml 1 told him "California." ever,-that he. must hnvo been n Oer■forehead to tho back of my* head nl- After n few more questions ho mni^ socialist, though he never told me ■most ns big ns my shoe—and that Is Icnrncd (hat 1 hulled from Hnn Fran­ so, *On one occasion I asked him for Unying considerable. I couldn't move cisco, nml then milled to my distress his name, hut ho said thnt I would CLASSIFIED aAlnch wlthouttHuffcrlng Intense pnln, by saying. "How would -you like to prohnhly never see him ngnln and It and when the doctor told tne that I hive n good. Juicy steak right out of didn't matter whnt Ills name was. 1 hail no bones broken I wondered hn;v th*» llnfhrnti?" Naturally I told liltvr did uot know whether lie meant thnt It would "hit tiie spot," hut I hardly tile Germans would starve me out, or -m fellow would feel who hud. my mouth was In shape Just Just what whs on his mind, for nt thnt ''German officers visited me llmt thought then-to cat It. - I Immediately asked, time I am sure he did not figure on morning and told me that my-machine if course, whnt be knew about the dying. The llrst two or three days Went down In .n spinning nose dive Hoftirau, and lie replied, wuh eon* I All Local Advertisements Under I wns In the hospital,I thought surely ifrom n height of between 8,000 and licetcd with the place n "Igood many ] s Heading ig T THREE im CENTS s he would ho up and gone long heforo 50,000 feet, and they bad tho surprise of their lives when they discovered yen ns, and I ought lo know all nbout I was, hut Idood poisoning set In Line For Each Insertion. Minimum that I had not been dashed to pieces. It."After Hint thin German officer und j ntmut Hint time, mid Just a few hours Charge 25 Cents. before I left for Coiirtnil h? died.. They had to cut mo out of my machine, 1 hecnfne rather chummy; that Is. an ‘ In answering an advertisement ‘which wna riddled with shots and shat­ far ns I could One of those days, while my wound be chunyny with nn ! where no name Is mentioned In the tered to bits. enemy, and we whiled away n good j was still very troublesome, I wns A German doctor removed tho bullet many long hours talking nbout th e ' given nn apple; whether It wns Just to id, please do not asl: Tho Herald from my throat, and tbe'flrat thing he days we bad spent In Snn -Francisco, j torment me, knowing thnt I could not for Informntipn as to the Identity of •aid to uio when I came lo was, 'You ■mil frequently In the conversation one j eat It, or whether for somo other ron- the advertiser. , Usually wc do not are an American I" of us would mention some prominent hoii, I do not know. Rut anyway a know who the advertiser li arid If There wns no denying It, because Californian, or some Hide Incident oc-; German flying officer thcra hnd several we do we are not allowed to give the metal Identification disk on my earring there, with which wff were In his pockets mid gave me a nice one. out this Information. Simply write wrtst bore tbo Inscription: Of course there wns no thnnee of my a letter and address It as per .inboth familiar. “I*. O'R He told mo when war Wna declared : eating It, so when the officer had gone ■tractions In the ad. U. 8. Aho was, nf course*1; Intensely.patriotic. and I discovered this Hnn Francisco IL F. O." nml thought the only thing for him to ; fellow looking nt It rather longingly, FOR SALE Although I was suffering Intense do was to go back nml aid In the de- 1 I picked It up, Intending to toss It For Sale— Dining table, four qtfony, tho doctor, .who spoko perfect fense of Ids country. He found that over to him. Bill ho shook his bend English, Insisted upon conversing with he could not go dlreclly from Ban and sold, "If this wns Kan Francisco chairs, an ice box and small, dresser, Francisco, because the water was too I would take II, hut I can not take It three burner gas | late, one porch me. ■"You may bo all right as a sports­ well guarded by the English, ,ao lie from yon here." 1 wns never able to chair, 11 once. Enquire at this of­ man." he declared, "but you nro a boarded a boat for Houlh Amerlcn. imderstnml Just why lie refused The fice. 90-21p d ■ d murderer Just the same for ho- There lie obtained n forged pnnsport apple, for he wns usunlly sociable nml here. You Americans who got Into nml In the guise of 11 Montevideo!! took a good fellow to talk to, hut appar­ For Sale—Two fine farm horses,‘ Hits thing before America came Into pnssnge for New York and from thcro ently he could not forget thnt I wns also good buggy horses. Will cell Ids enemy. However, thnt did not atop cheap for cash. Address P. O. Box ■the war aro no. better than conunou to Englaud. .JTo passed through England without . 011a of tho orderlies from rating tin* No. 1426, City. -murderers and you ought to be treated 86-tf any difficulty on hla forged passport, apple. th* same way I" Tbo wound In my mouth mado.lt Ira- hut concluded not to flak going to Hot-1 One prnctlco about the hospital Im­ For Sale—House on Installments. gmndblo for mo to answer hltu, and 1 land for fear of exciting too much aus- pressed tne particularly. That was. Small, cash payment. Balance to araf i suffering too much pain to be pi cion, ho went down through th o , I( a German aoldlcr did not stipid suit purchaser. 208 Third St. Ad­ ■iftiti-fr v a p v Mittir>ti t i v f i n v tt i l n i F t i n r o l l ! i t Klmlt nf rillienllnp til Ilnlv. which Was ! much chance of recovering sufficient!) dress R. F. A> Box 113, Sanford. neutral at Unit time, tip to Auntrla, ! to take his place again In-the wnr, the 88-tfc if* naked me 1C 1 would _llkq an njnJ tlfrncs to.Qertnqpfc l l t a a l j when ‘ doctor* diiLnoLsLxe,1_lll»,m8£l'rr5. t o j a SYNOPSIS. R E S U L T S TELL For Sale—Beat corner lot in Marjk- w c ” *. ham Park Heights, 65x1110 feet A bargain. -You can't afford to over­ Results tell the tale. look this. L ym n H.-Frank, city. All doubt U removed. •*-.— r ...... ........... ' — •• 84-8tp The testimony of a Sanford citiIcn Can be yasily Investigated. 1 What better proof can be had? For Sale—Maxwell 7-pa*senger A. M. Adams, carpenter kii u touring car. Bargain. Also a Singe hav,:*!?c; Sewing machine almost new. Hr. nolla Ave., Sanford, sa^a: Doan's Kidney Pitts fc atla t ,"!d quire Herald Office. 88— 11p bago. Stooping over ao nm.i w brought on this trouble and at ,in ^ went around all bent, over: my b^k so iamo and . ora. My kidney aclrt too freely and I had to gi t L..: timea during the night. I »„» n '! ? Kidney PIIU at Philip. & c„ 8tore and they rid me of that * For Sale—F rail milch cow. H. L. and put my kidney. In good ahapq." 1 Garrison, Sanford. 89-3tc ■Price 60c, i t all dealers. Don't simply ask for,a kidney remedy-gi-t FOR RENT Kidney Ptns-the same that Mr \ ' c.-, For Rent—Furnished or unfutniahed house/. Apply Herald Office. Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or {donth—Park avenue Flat, 1OS North Park avenue, over L. R. Phil* Ips & Co. drug stare Mrs. C. C Hart, manager. 30-tf For Rent—Three office room fronting on First street. Most de slrable ‘offices In city. Several oihei good office rooms in same building Yowvll & Speer. 23-tfc WANTED Wanted—Any number of yount pigs or good rows. Red Duroc Jer­ sey- or Tnmworth. Not thorough­ breds but or good stock. Zell wood Florida Farms Co., Zellwood, Fla. 89-3tc 1 have Ike erlenUDa aa'remean far d e te ra la ta j sad Ike GLlSSEH fer rerrenJaf-aar and ail defer U at vl» aa, "NO MATTER Ika aalare at yeur taae. , f jeer CLAUSES de ael anil 7 H petfeelfy, tall en me. I fit aay era Ikal reapeodi te Dahl. Wanted position , by boy • of 17. Can give good references and bond If neccwary. Address, aiib^Elm -fit. DO-21p Wanted—Job shop machinist. Must be gi cd lathe man. Stfintcn Fdy. L Me by. Co., Paint ko. F!c. 89-fftc l l r p t r l m e n l *1 IBr I n t r l U r U. 8. U n d O f i r t nt C sin* Till*. FIs. J u n e .8, ISIS. Notice U hereby i l r e n t h a t Oicar L ittle , of Geneva, Fla. wna on May S3, IS IS made H omeiteed KHry, N j . 0118 lor S L I i ut S K 't See. *0, N ol N i l 1, a n d N E q ol N W ! | . 8*.*tlon 29, Townih p 20 S. t t a n i e 32 E.. T a U i h i u e e Meridian, hae Med m ile# ol Intention to iraKe Three y e a r !*roo lo e i t a b U h claim to the land ab o v e 'errtU m l. betore Clerk Ireult C ourt, a t l a i f o t d Florida on the IDth day ul July. ISIS. ' • Claimant namea aa wltneaaea: W. M. Collier o Geneva. Fla. Prerton Floweri ol Geneva, Fla. Charlra II- Stew art o l Geneva. Fla. Ulle Hurfria ol Geneva. Fla. ItOIIT. W. DAVIS. K eiln e r S t - T u t . t Prt-lOte Too are lulled U n i l Tee reaealuilea • ' aad adrlre. DR. E.S. H O F F M A N • OtX’ULIST-OPTICIAN 21 Weal Ckerrk " Orlaade. Florida HOTEL NEPTUNE "Fronffap t,n the Orrur.” SHORE DINNERS .A SPECIALTY Family RatesDAYTONA BEACH, FLA Ocean Ave. nnd Earl Sts. Mrs. G. A. I’AIlKKIt G IV E T H E B O Y S A T E S T A M E N T T H E Y W IL L B R IN G B A C K Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments Are the Best • ADVERTISING • American Standard Version • » « Attractive - Compact - R eadable - Durable . . 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From It was be, " '^ r lU h machines I knew that they might possibly be from tuy own Mrodroine. Two of our »K , E r nfbr i PP"rent,Jr Plckmlvout by all of the Hun* and were bearing the ™ ° T ip e l m J m r f to mo to be so unequal thnt victory for our m en wu* hardly to be thought of, and yet a t one tim e they so completely lieutenant pat O'BRIEN i - i i 1 i - ~i~ o u tm ancuvered the Huns thnt 1 th o u g h t th e ir superior skill might save th e d ay for them , despite the fact that th e y were so hopelessly outnum bered. One th ing Xw as sure o f; they would never give In. . ——--- I too go out with yoor “fllfht" and . |nl0 a irniM. Ton ret scattered, *Tj ahen your formation ia broken up. * (liwlly 'win* your way home alone* Perhaps yon are the drat to land, another, machine ebowa In the then iinother, and you patiently « lt for the re*t to appear. Within an fcoor, perhops, all hare ahown up aave car and you begin to apeculate and wonder whnt haa happened to him. Ila i be lost h l a w a y t D m h a l a n d e d at l o n e o t h e r a l r d r o m e l D id th e H bbi get hi r a t When d a r k n e a a c o r n e a y o n r e a l i z e that, a t an y r a t e , h e w o n ' t b e b a c k t h a t d l b t , am i y o u h o p e f o r a t e l e p h o n o n i l from h i m t e l l i n g o f h l a w h e r e ­ abouts If tho n ig h t p a a a e e w i t h o u t s i g n o r word from h im . h e l a r e p o r t e d a a m i s s lag and th e n y o u w a t c h f o r h l a c a a oilty to n p p e a r In t h e w a r o d l c c H a t s . One day. p e r h a p s a m o n t h l a t e r , n p fw n g '' I" d r o p p e d o v e r th o l i n o b y the G rrnran (ly in g c o r p s w i t h n H a t o f pilots r u p t u r e d o r k i l l e d b y t h e D u n s , and then, f o r t h e f i r s t t i m e , y o n k n o w definitely w h y I t w a s y o u r c p m r n d o failed to r e t u r n t h o d a y h e l a s t w e n t cTfc tlH'-WnowlUuhla-squadrnn.____ ] nn« still m u s i n g oV dr t h i s m e l o n eholy plm so o f ' t l i e s c o u t ’s l i f e w h e n iiLfirilcrly to ld m e t h e r e w n s n b e n u tl * ful b a ttle g o in g o n In t h o n lr , n n d h o TOluuteered to h e l p m o o u t s i d e t h e hoipltiil (lint I m i g h t w i t n e s s It, m i d 1 readily n e c o p t e d tlliLOSSlMnnce. Of course, It would have been a compnrauvely simple matter for our men, when they saw how things were going against ,thcm, to have turned their noses down, landed behind the Ger­ man lines and given themselves up us prisoners, but that Is not the way of the IL F. <X ' A b a ttle of tills kind seldom ln*t* m any m inutes, although every second seem a like an ho u r to those who par­ tic ip a te In It, and even onlookers suf­ fe r m ore thrills In tho course of the •tru g g le than they would ordinarily ex p erience In n lifetim e. It la appar­ e n t even to a novice th a t th e loser’s f a te la d e a th. Of course, the G erm ans around the h o sp ital w e r e all wutt'hlng and rooting fo r th e ir com rades, but the English, too, hnd ono sym pathizer In niut group who m ade no effort to Mine his adm ira­ tion fo r Iho bravery bis countrym en w ere displaying. T h o end enrye suddenly. F o u r ma­ chines crashed to e a rth nlmnat simul­ taneously. It wns im even break —two of tliriri/ nnd tw o of ours.- T he others a p p a re n tly retu rn ed to th eir respective lines. T h e w ound In my m outh m ade It Im­ possible for me to ijp eu k , but liy means of u pencil and p ap er 1 requested one .of th e Gcrmitfi o fficers to flail out fur th e Who Hie E nglish officers w ere who hud been shot down. A little la te r be retu rn ed mid handed mo a photograph .taken from the body of ono o f the victim s. • It was n picture of i’nul llnney of T oronto, nnd myself, tak en to g eth er! Poor lln n e y ! He wns h i One Carload w . EveryTwo Minutes * kad am t . tre e rlj In ■y aid ar dsln , to st the t p vekf t; ado »y tbs w l Mo­ o d 'a re 1 5 ,0 0 0 P O U N D S M E A T A M IN U T E G O IN G TO A L L IE S I learned long after, who, when I was reported mlealng, had •checked over all my belongings and sent them back to England with a signed memorandum—which is now In my possession. Poor fellow, be UtUe realized then that but a day or two later fa»>would be engaged In hla last heroic battle with me a helpless on­ looker! The same German officer who brought mo the photograph also drew a map for me of the exact apdt where Haney was buried In Flanders. J guarded It carefully a^l through my subsequent adventures and finally turned It over to bla father and mother when I visited them In Toronto to.per­ form the hardest and saddest, duty I have ever been called upon to execute —to confirm-to--them' tn person the tiding* of |KK>r Paul's death. The other Ilritiib pilot who fell was also from my squadron nnd a man 1 knew well—Lieutenant Keith of Aus­ tralia. .1 had given him a picture of myself only a few houra before I start­ ed on my own disastrous flight Do was ono of the star pilots of our squad­ ron and bad been In many a desperate battle before, but this time the odds were too greet for him. Do put up a wonderful fight and he gave aa much as/he took. .. 'Traffocd'a Map of tk* Towa of B*»recorded ia Plat Book E, p a n •.O f* __ Cos n lr Record* and alao recorded IS the Record* of B.mlnol. County, Florida tba aalil im lto ry formally brio* a p a rt'* Ortega County. Purrk».»r W> ^a^feo^llUa*. Bh.tUT of 8amlnolo C onniy.Florida. . Il -F H -S tr to Ctrrslt Coart ol lha Seventh JndUUl / CircaU ol Folrlda, Baaalnolo C ooaij. Ia Ckaar.ry Eflo R. Clark * - va. Citation David R. Clark, Jr. To David n . Clark, Jr., I l l Jaffaraoo St., A tteat: Bavaonah, Ga T. W. Lawton. Secretary OO ara hereby ordered lo bo and appear Sl-Fri-Ste irs our .aid rourt at tba court house la da, la tba a bo t o m ille d rauoe, o td , Florida. r»t Mo Monday'in uru.t, ____ ISIS, tho * flm _ A___ to w ard , •Ini tb a t t h day t b . r . o t , and a rota __ th u ro o rt. to aaawor tba bill of corn­ e t Bird h rr .tn a i a l a i t you , also tba aama I, b« ta b aa aa coafteaed and followed by daerar. ’ I t U furtbar ordarad that tbia order bo itdlahed lo tba Saatord . tier a i d , . a new*_ .par published la Bemfnelf roomy oaro oorh Weak tor four roaaorutlra wooha. y G ltvn undrr ray baad and aanl of. aald rourt, tkia the lt»J day of July, ISIS. r K. A. DOUOLABS. •Clark o( Ctrrult Court Samlnola Co., Fla. •1-FH-Mt NOTICE OF HFECIAL MASTER'S SALK MM ar la hereby glrta that under aod by vlftae °t a Anal deerte of forrrloaora aod • tnada and m itred lo the Cireolt Court th Jodlrtal Circuit of tba 8tate ot la, In nnd for Samlooto County, Id vary, In a certain islt ibrrrla pending , , . - ’»la Wltaoa * ToOmar FertUlaer Com­ pany, o rorporatlon la plaintiff nnd Levi Bln ford and Eva It. Binlord, bla wife, eke defendant*, I, na apeeial -maatar, will on tba Stb day of Aoiuat, A. D. ISIS, batwran the hours ol eleven In tba forenoon and two o'clock lo th t afternoon, tba aama betas the Out Monday In aald month and tbo rule day Is aald month and within lha la*at. boura of aal*. offer for aalo to lha hlfhaat and beat hid tier for rath hefora lha court houto door of Samlnola County lo tbo city of Sanford, Ram not* County, Florida, tba following deter!bed property, to-w|l: The a n t half of Lot Nineteen (lfl o’ plat ol i'a m llammoek, ea"recorded in lin t Book H, Page 7S, ol lha Itecordi ot Orange County, Florida. Together with all the ten­ ement*. he red tamenlt and appurtenanrea thereto belonging, or In In ) wgy appertaintug. A. K POWERS, th e N E W Sac. IF, Tp. Tbo M id land being a__^^______ Gloom spell* 111 health. When he conies snooping nbotit your premises, don’t entertain him. If lio'lnslstn on Uaylag, throw Idm nut. accordance with law .. Bald cvrttflcato am-1 Jaaaea N. Gamble, Complainant bracoa th e following d r i e r Ibed prop erty all- I va. ‘ uatod In Samlnola county, Florida, to-xrlt: I Carrio A. a n d T . B. Lawrence, N E M of NWM Sac. IS / Tp. 21 8, I t St E. Roopoadonta. 40 a era*. Tba aald land being naaeaaod at I To Cnrrlo A. and T. H. Lawrence: :ho. date oftbo Iteuanee of euch certlfleate ] You are heraby required lo appear ta Ike Co. I BUI of Complaint Died herein agalnat you a n the name of South Fin. Naval htnraa ertby given that Jam*, ‘he above entitled catue on or b a b n tbo Alao. notlco la bM tby_gltaa Ja ^ugM t. A. D. Ifltfl Mile*, purchaeer of Taa Certlfleate No The Sanford Herald la hereby dealgnated dated the Stb day of July, A. II ISIS, haa a In my office, and haa « *h* "•*V «P*r '* "hleh tbla order aba I Bled mid certlfleate or taa deed to Iaaue In t* publlahed once a week for eight eooaeeumade application (or . _________ ___ lew. ,_,w. Bald certlfleate em. . . accordance with am 1 brarra the following doecrlbed property alt-1 _ raF band and aeal of oflko a t u atrd In Seminole rounty, Florida, to-wll: I * • " 8**a'"ole 'a^M y, Florida, tbla Itb One-half lotereat lo WM of S W )( Bee. Z9. | “ F «• ■ A- *>■ DOUGLASS, Clark. Tp. 21 8. R. *1 E. *0 acre*. The aald land ,?■ A- M l bring aaaraard a t th e d a te of the Imuanre v. . o Dy V‘ M ’ I>ou*1* - ' »• C- *, . ol aurh rertlflrale In th e nam e of C. It. [ Marlon G. Rowe. Sotirltor for Complainant. (•rare. S3-Fr -He_____________ _______ . , Alao, notice la h e rtb v given th a t Jam c1 ! Mil re, purrhaarr of Tax Certificate No. [ PROPO SALS 365, d a tr d the 3rd day of July, A. 1). t h i s , I aai filed aaid aald crrtlffcale certlfleate in In my office, and l| Braird Hralnl bldi will be he received by Iho lha Board baai made application for ta a dred to Iaaue I of C oun ty Commlaalonara of Bemloolo Counarcordanre with law. Bold certificate I ty , Florida, a t the rlerli of the ro urt'a ofllrw, In* em brace* th e following drarrlbed property I Hanford, Florida., up lilt 10 a. ra., Ju ly | ( , uatrd In Brmlnole rou nty, Florida, to-wlt: I ISIS, for (urnlahing matrrlala an d hardaltuated Bee. ZS, Tp. 21 8, It. 31 E. _________ I aurfaclng Geneva avenue ___ from ____ 8 L John* b k Jl ;. of HE** ____________ ________ ._ _____ » arret.. The aald land bring aaaraard at | river wrat to brick road 111 mile* accordion TKe^ilatF-Ttf’TBe mu«ntw-nf-utirh"fTTtmret*-| to-plana-and-vperlflrutfftBI Which—miy b* n the naror-of Powell llrolhrr*. larrn at the elerk ol the' court'* office after Alao, ............ notlre la herebyy gi' given that Jaror*|^u* >r *• IJnafd cciervea the right to re........ Ject any and all blda. Milta |a nurehaair ul Tax C rrtiflrate No. 3S3, datrtl the 3rd d a y of July A. D. I'.Mfi, haa filed aald rertlllcate irv my offtee, and haa made application for tax deed to Iaaue in aernrdanre with law. Bald certlfleate m b r a c e the following described property, ItuaUd in S e r a l n i i l r C o u n t y , Florida u-wlt: S IB ) ‘ NK' v (Im* W U rodai Bee, f. Tp. 21 B, It. 31 C. 35 arret- T h e aald land being aaaeaarxl At the date, «•( the Imu nee of aurh certificate In the name of Mr* S'. A. llornrr. .Mao, notice la hereby given th a t Jamc* Mill* la purrhaacr of T a t CeitUleale No. Jfll, dated the 3rd day of July. A. D .-I9IS , ha- fllrd aald rrrtiflrato In my office, and haa made application for taa deed to iaaue In t , -l nct K«*. 3; U. T. Woodruff, clerk: X' \ i . L«**ll. t ' a ' i d Speer and John Mui• < i 'lapaitora. ■ * r e i r d » rtlerv *1 i > t he tic ar.l * f I Hr ructi on lor Sen It.Wr c o u n t y , Fl ort ' a , if Strive to Keep Soul Youthful. My 1tody’s old, hut tlinl’s not my fault. ' I ’m not to Illume for an old Iwidy, tint 1 would lie to hlainn for an old soul. An old soul 1* it shameful thing.—Margaret Poland, Qualities T hat Dctervo neward. ' rite generous who I* nlwnyn Just, nnd the Just who 1* nlwnys generous, atny, unannounced, rppronch the throne of heaven.—Idivntcr. " gta S w ift & Company •alone has been .forward­ ing over 500 car loads of meat and meat products per week for. overseas shipment. LEGAL ADVERTISING ..on* and ordered by the lloarr! of Pub.lc Inatructlon for Semlnel* county. F'loilda. In •t regular rguli aeaaion ata*mbl<d T uraday, J u 'y »nd I A s. l.o u ri noun m h iiiiii . PROPOSALS Bcal-d bid i win be rerelverj hy the Board •>[ County ( ‘om mltalnnri• ol Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida, at the clerk ol the ro urt'a office, Sanford, Fie., up till ID a. m.. J u ly IS, 19)1, for furnlahlng all nvatrrlala and constructing vi I I a I m-ev ae L* V. _ A _ _l 1 ___ a lighter for uae at (lateen Ferry, according In p l a n and •twriflratloni Which may be aren at the clerk of the rourt'a office aftarJuly I, l'JlH. Hoard reterve* (he right t u rc 'rc l any and all hula. i: A. DOUGLASS. S&'Fri-Mc r'lerk of the Court. STORAGE BATTERIES We nmkc a specialty on overhauling a n d charging Storage B atteries of all makes. Also repair M agnetos, G eneratora and S tarters. Bring J’our E lectrical T roubles to us. Give Us A Trinl Sanford Battery Service Co. 203 O ak Ave. I.. A. flcn au d , Prop. P h one 189 r THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford Model T One Ton Truck is jenlly the necessity of farmer, manufacUtrer, contractor and merchant. I t has all the .strong features of the Ford car made bigger and stronger. It has -the powerful worm dirive, extra large emer­ gency brakes acting on both rear wheels and controlled by hand lever, 124 inch wheelbase yet turns in a 46 foot circle, and has been most thoroghly tested. We know it is absolutely dependable. We advise giving your prder without delay that you may he.supplied as soon as possible. The demand is large and orders are filled in rotation, Leave your order today. EDWARD HIGGINS Salesm an. C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer F. 1*. F t m S T K I t . Chairman. Ia*a1) j NOTICE rvxr i iv OF KLEtiTtON III compilanrr* wllh tb a provlrtona ot Chantrr 4fi7B, Lawa ot Florida, notice la „ ....... . ......... h a t an eleello# haa been or­ heraby given ttfai dered to be held and the u n e will be held In Special T»» School Dlatrlrt No. 3, S em ­ inole county, Florida, on M onday, Auguat t t h , ISIS, (or lha purpoae of determining who ahall be Iruatcci for t h r n e a t aurccedmg two yrara, and the number of milta ot dla; tr lrt acbool ta x to be levied for each of lha aald ytnrn. Th* following are appointed lu a r t aa In* a p tr to r and clerki a t aald election: Precinct No. St It. W. tjiw to n , clerk; R L. Wheeler, 8. McBride, Wm. Slonra, In apectore. Door D ose and ordered by th e Board ot Public In itr u r tl e n for Seminole cou count; ■trurtlon nty , Florida, tn gutar aration ataembltd T u ra d a y , July 2nd rcguli tuts. *«»»*ri Florida, within tk* legal koure of aale, upon M onday, th e »th day of Augdat. 1*18, t g t h *e hlgneet hlgbeat blddrr u n tmh e following lotiowing drwtk bidder lor for ccaah rrfhed real eetat* n* the property of Cody t Dortey, nnd a u b jtrt to th e lien ct tba Mid judgment, to -w lt: Uegfoalng nt n Make atandlag H feet ■ortli of tb a Borthweat p o i n t 'o l l o t n a e r t j e r f as^ E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of the Court. 85-Frl-Bte T. W. Lawton. Hcrralary. 91-Frl-Me N O T IC E GF S I I L I l i r i H BALK Notice I* hereby given t h a t by aad unitar virtue ot th a t certain writ of ertcuUun laauad out ot nr.o under lha aeal ot the C Irrult C o u rt In an d for Orange County,- Seventh JudlGal Circuit of Florida, bearing dateth e Stb ol J u n e , ISIS) ta t h a t certain rauee therein pending wherein I. P. Fretler wee plaintiff and C ody Dortry a n d William llouato o, doing buatneaa ax D o raer A Rouaton, dafandante. In which iudgment wab Swift & Company, U.S. A. | Ine^pcrtuff, Attc al: ind ustry in the country has played a more important part in h e lp in g to win the war t h a n the American live­ stock and meat-packing industry. __ the Itaoanea ol iiieh corllBralo in the nalne South Florida N.‘ 8. Co. NOTICE TO NON-RES DENTS. nlach notice ia borsby given th at Jamca Mffrt. purchaeer of T ai Certlfleate No, 351. dated tba Ird day of July. A- D. ISIS, baa In Clrenit Co art. Seventh Jndlrlnl C lm lt Bled Mid eertiarnta tn my oflleo. and baa la ■aaaa nnd far Seminole County, Florida In im ade application for la * dead to iaaue I n i Chancery ^VrVrinc" No. I I . A. II. Fuller, d a r k : E. T. Ilalnra, A. L. Tavrau and Howard I.) man. Refuse to Harbor Gloom. No •Tv, daUd' tbo 7lh day . o f J t a t A . l k ' t j f t baa Bled aald rertlBeaU tn a t 1 ^ * haa mada applleatloo for ta a daod In aeenrdanro with taw. Skid eottlff' braeo* the following d-.aerlutd o Natlce ef App'learlan for T a i Sertloo * of Chapter | ll> ' (’t o d lo I* held and lh* eanc- wi 1 be l.tld In - ccclal Tax Behind Ulalrlrt No. T. SamI i i J t ruunty. Florida, on Monday. Auguxt Jith, I91n, lor th* purpua* of determining One Privilege of Age. who ahall be tiuatcrx lor th* n»xt xuccrrdIt's* alm ost worth thu dlsudvantaRPS ing two yvai*. and lh* number o( ml-la of of 'grow ing old Just to he nhle to call diatrict achoid tax l*> be levied tor aar h of the a i d year*. on om* of y o u r old jilttyntfltcs mid tell Tn* lollow.n* »r* appointed aa Inapector h e r before h e r family how you cun re ­ a r d dark* el *«ld alacltont * i . No. 1». A. E- Bjoblom, clerk: J. m em ber w hen she used to tu rn Ill|t- G. 1‘racinrt Martin. F7. W. Durant apd Jo* Korliar. ff(i|i*i on th e pipe fence In fro n t o f the inapector*. • Precinct No. B: J. N. Hvnrcy. c jt lk l Lmil* old Indite.—Exchange. Knttmlnger. J. A. Illalllne and T. P Lrwla- T h e s e s t a t e me n t s , w e r e made by a prom­ inent representative of the United States Food Administration. n. ; i t Jarnaw m Cleaning Leather. >e I a r m c *1* * t i i e l , d. l u i a d t j . J u l y iv:». Lehthrr-ftivprad ftirnllnre may he |st all F I' FDRSTEIt. « lore,. wnshod with rnsllln soap nnd litkt ■ D ial: ” IV I a » tr n. r r T. *xry wuriii uiiii't nnd will look llkp tt**w. hl-Fri-.l * the nil In the soup pruservlltK the NOTH K t F FLECTIO N |pn(ht*r nml helplne t'» keep It soft. f*.irpiai,<r ».lh lh* |r«*7l#l«»n* **« Yr.it mludit try lid* Irmlmcnt enrt*- • t In . ar l r r i t ' D > > *d H o i h ’a, r e t ire >• i i , c b y ri'-cn th a t an i l n l f t r . hat l.*«n «r | fully on thu iniltnMon lenthur. . -CHaogeXWk*we, Jwoel. J«» | atworrfaaew-wttb; taw,I brsrea _ tha_ following arm. The aald land bafni T hu n ex t tw o clays p assed w ith o u t Incident an d I wns th en tak en to th e Intelligence departm ent o f tho G erm an flying corps, which w aa located ab o u t an ho u r from tho hospital. T h ere I w aa k ep t tw o d ay s, during-w hich tlrao th ey p u t n th ousand and one questions to me. W hile I "was th e re .I tu rn ed oyer to thrm the message I h a d w ritten In th e hospital arid asked th em to have oim of th e ir flyers drop It on our side Special Matter. o f the line. L. W. Iltlda.n. • Sollrilor for Complainant. . 89-Fri-St: T hey asked rnc where I would like to have It dropped, thinking perhops I Norite ef typllrallen fer Ta* Deed Under Hellion h of Chaplet till, Laoa of flat. w ould give m y airdrom e aw ay, b u t Ida w hen I sm iled nnd shook m y heod.-thcy. —N o tlre1*hrr»byJr v * « ttU t'J f lr CgTnrrnnr purehaier id Taa Certinrate No. 2Ml, dated -did not IllklHt U|Wiii ail an sw er. the Jrd day of July, A. D. I SIC, hat filed rffW*. and hat made " I’ll drop It o v e r ----- ,’’ declared one ttld eertlGeale In apptlrali.in tax deed to iftue In arre.rdof ilii-iti. nam ing my aird ro m e, which ante- * it h fur taw. Fald eerttHrate rmbraret revealed i n me that th e ir flying corps the fnlli.eelrg dnulbed property tiluated In Htmfn'de eounly. htorida, In-wlit: SK** ol Ism* efficient as oilier b runches of Gig *N*W1, and N j : 1, ot N W ' , Sec. ifi, T|i 20 -ereIce In tin* m utter of olitnlnltig v alu ­ H, It in* K. ho arret. The aald land brin atareacd at the dale id the ieaoanre of au;c ab le infortiucUoa. eettlflcalr in the name of M. K. Ileilrr. And right h ere 1 want to say th at th e Unteaa tm l rrrtlOrate rhalt he rediemed af­ to law ta t dead will true thereon min i1 I ctime (o know of tlie enemy, th e fording on the 7th day ol Auguit, A. II. ISIS. Wllr.eie my olllrial algnatute and eeul im .re keenl) I realized wlint n difficult this the r.lh day id July, A. I). IUIM. ta sk we’re gulag to have to lick him . trail k. a. Do u g la s s , Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., ftla. In all lay m i Ii*« quiijt experiences, thu Ily V. M. Douglaa*. I* C. fact lliqt th e re Is n h eap of light left bl-Kri !.rc In ilu- 11tins still w as thoroughly i of Applratlan far l a v Deed I'n d rr brought hom e lo lav. We shall win Notice H 'ltlan h of C la y l ir i i D . Law* ef Flcr* th e w a r eventually. If w e don't slow Ida Notice ia hereby je l'en th a t Alfred l.ricup too noon. In the m istaken Idea th a t ac.n, purrhaaer el Tax Certlrtcate No- ?3, Mu- It mis a re ready to lie down. dalad the 3rd day i-l July, A. D- 11*16, haa .aid ccrilflcare m my nfflee, and haa T he dying officer* w ho questioned flliil made ai-p'iratmn li-r t a i d ie d to b-u* in me w ere t-xircincl) anxious to find out accordance with law. Ba.d catlillcate r 111 bracr, <h« following deacribed property alt­ all they could iiliotlt th e p a rt America uated hi hrmlnnle county, Florida, to-wlt; Is going to play In the w ar, hut they Lut 37, S 't a Upaala." Thr aald land being t a e w d at the date of (he lu u a n r e of aueh evidently cam e to the conclusion thnt aeertlflcale In the name of C. Stagg. Unleaa ■ aid n-rliflrate rhall be redeemed according A m erica h a d n ’t taken m e very deeply to law tax da-d will iaaue thrreon o n tht Into her eontbUjiee. Judging from th e 7th day ol Augual, A. D. tills. Wtl nit a my official aignaturr and >cal Inform ation they got, o r failed to gel, thla the 5th day ot July, A. D. 191*. from me. u . all E. A. DOUGLASS, t'l.rk Circuit Court Samlnole Co., Fla. At nay ra te , they gave me up ns n Ily V. M. Duuglaaa, II. C. bad Job, and 1 was o rd ered 4o thu offi­ Pl-Frl-Stc c e rs ' prison at O ourtm l, Hulpliim J-j N O T IC R (IK ELECTION C ontinued in Next Issue) In compliance with the proviainna of l a . u rcnt astonishm ent sw earin g gnm ckci’pcr." Shipments of meat hav# bean going to Uts allies for to r n tiros at ths rsl* of I t ,000 pounds a minute. As ths shipments are kept up durthg o ten hour day they amount to 1,000,000 pounds dally. Tho m ost goes to sol­ diers of ths United States and ths al­ lies and td th s civilian population of all ths countries at war wllh Oermany. ELECTION . d a te of th e (aa im aaM ol each e»rt (leaf* ewwnty. Florida, o a M onday, A u g u a t S l l , ta tb a nam e cf Ho□wall Dr na. i *• IS IS , lo r tb a purpooo ol determ ining who ., *„,■,« r. - , ___i - ________ a hall bo trvatoes fo r t h t t e a t eueceedlag two u I]r, ( . 6 r . r . ! . ? . . r b^ r.^ a l l ef* 2 ? yaara and tbo n u m b er of mil la ol dlitrlet J j ”?. riii .. h o o t . . . to b . I.TleeJ for oaoh of tho « « T J T . ,, . > . . , , _ , I m ade application fur tax daod to tjau* la T ho follawloc a r a ap potalod t o a r t aa l a - I gee rrdaaeo wtib law. Bald eerllBeatp aportor a a d clerk a a t aaid tlacU o a l I b r a c e tho followtag draerihod property 0d|, P reeln et No. T: J ..A . Bayder. clerk: J.T U * [ In Samlnole rn o a t y , Florida. B - v l ' r don Jacoba, W. .E. P ro v a tt an d J , M. L o a f, I BEI* and N E ) j of 8 W I ( and oLSWM . laapectora.. „ i r f « W ) £ , f e e . i* . T p . l U t C f t Cha'pter tta7M, D a , ot Florida, nnllre la hereby given t ha t an election haa, been orijrred to hr held and the aatne will be held in Special Taa School l'1-trlct No I, Sem­ Dad LanQiinge A stonished Horse. dc county. Florida, on Monday, Xuguat A liorsi-'* Mirprlwp wit* ri-fttiinlttl lt» in, ’•lh, 11*11*, l< r lb*- purpoae of d - I r t atlning 4 t,„ ,tial' t.r tro-tcc- t..f lb - f.evt auccce*lcmirl II...... tiny when a (jnmukpupI * " year-, and the m'art.ar .1 mt'la i-l t-r w u* Iliioil ii ifulliir ill T h n x lttl, K*- tng diatrict acbool ta~ f* I », 1 ill h r *acb el m -x. EnRlnntl, fur tislnir hml InnKiinRP. (hr aaid yrara. The following at* a w • luted t •• »ft aa "r." A xvntnnn who |irt*ft'rre<I llt»* clm rpe ■pector a r d r t .» l* i t aald r V t t l i n ; nald Hint n Iinrst* n en r Itur cf)ll«R« I’rrc'n*t Nr.' It H. CV Maxwell, clcre: "Inltl back Ils chrs nntl tu r n r d Its pjo s C. l . « oodruff, W. \V. D u g cr.d T im Kerne One Hog Oat of Every Four Being Sent Abroad . } T V r' fr ■ . _ JCNtt of R i c t t h i t r t i l t a d ' H i c k o r y e v i e e jM s o l F. P. F O R S T E R , Chnlrmnn. fatal) Attcati T . W. Lawton, Hecrrtaiy. Sl-Frl-fltc NOTICE OF ELECTION In compliance with the provlaluna ot Chap ta r 41*19, D a e -of Florida, noticr la hereby given .thnt i n tlrrtlon h a t been ordered to be hr'.d and thu earn* will t.e h*.d In Specie* T ax School Diatrict No. S, Seminole county, Florida, an Mfl»day. Auguat ft h. I b i s , for th e purpoe* ot. detirinlnlng who ahall be truateee lor tba nrxt a n c n a d l n t two -yenra. and tb* number n( mill* <*( diatrict achoo ta a to b* levied lor each ol tb* raid yearn. v T h r following are appointed to a r t ne In ■pector nnd rlcrka a t aeld rlectloa: Precfnct No. Cr H. linker, clerki Georg* iFetcra, W. I>. Ballard, K. N. but loo. Don* abd ordered by t b a Hoard ef Pub'le ruction forTlemlncla county, Florida, In regular teaeloa taaembled‘ Turaday, J u l y 2nd. I f l l . (nenlj F. F. FORSTER, Chairman, . Atteetr T . W. L ai Lawton, Secretary.. fll-F ri-lte On Flour. Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates SAVIN PRICES 7 . - -v ■ Yon Can Buy From Ub at Wholesale Price* W rit* fa r t'r te a M at W. A. Menryday Company Pfllitka, Florid* W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y A Q H N T8 General Fire Insurance 'otflM with HOLDIII RSAL RSTATB O. Sanford, Florida . •- � 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, 1918 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, July 05, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 05, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 05, 1918; <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/9f60c2c2481ff4f5c9c9f1bcd9c272a9.pdf fcb889e869b5053f1840c8572496f302 PDF Text Text .• ■' ■h ■ . ______•••.: . ■•■ ■'. 'V - • . .-■••. .« ■. - "j_ - '■ ■ • •• ■ ■ ■ • ■" ■ _ „ ■ . ‘ , •;'•> , ' ■ S ’ ; - ’ ’ - ' . Tt )atfc4| v- . . ’ ■■ P U B L IS H E D S E M I-W E E K L Y • • ,* ■ "1 ?» ■ v ~ s C l ON TUESDAYS ', AND FRIDAYS - • IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N NUM BER 90 VOLUME IX SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUE8DAY, JULY 2. 1918 WAR SAVINGS DRIVE offensive expected rm „ .... THE WESTERN FRONT . Dash Soon . the ery will W. ; 10,000 PLANES TO EUROPE America Can End the World In 1919 War 71 The b jf drive In the War Sayings Stamps campaign haa ended but peopleign buying them this week and are expected to buy them ev­ week until December 81at and It ia'certain that Seminole County have her quota of 1200,000 by the time t,he campaign doses for the S. stamps. , .'/ HAS BRIGHT FUTURE Report o f the Teams and Districts In War Savings Drive J Germans Will M ake Another 37l’U • Sanford: Team Captains 1 C. L. Britt, Mrs. R. J. llq lly . . . .« •••••••••••••••« 2 »• W. M. Haynes, R. R. Dess.---------... 3 C. H. Dingee, Mrs. T . L. O 'C on n or......-----------4 E. D. Brownlee, Mrs. Jas. Moughton M M • • • • M M • • • • * . C » • • • • 3 S. O. Shinholscr, Mrs. II. Dieterlch..."-------- ------6 E. F. Line, Mrs. Mahlon W r ig h t ..:......... ............ 7 O. D. Hart, Mrs. A. yaughan-----------------------8 L. A. Brumley, Mrs. E. P. Morse................................. 9 —----------, Mrs. Jewett.......................- ...... ........... —......- .... E N TIR E CASUALTY L IS T Subscriptions ^ $ 8,965.00 2.199.00 _ 2,476.00 J ' 22,935.00 7.465.00 430.00 ... 990.00 ... 3,14 5.00 ... 1,690.00 Alom the line northwest of ChatWashington; July 1.— Th,e clsim u Thierry where the Americans that’ Handley Page, •the. American hold ■ lector, the Germane are re­ torted concentrating troopa and aup-. aerial constructor could turn out 10,000 super-aerial dreadnaughts In plifi. Aerial fighting haa been aevero America by April f 10, 1919, was nt»r the American lines. It hi not made formally today by a represent­ ..nllkely the Germane may plan to ative of Handley Page, Ltd. .James cive the Americana a hard blow in Workman, the representative, said Total White Teams .......... ............... ..................... ......... - $30,290.06 pjymenl for the recent American • S , v the planes could be landed in France, luecessci on thia front. under their own power, “ with enough Team 10— East Park Avenue, Colored. J. N. Crooms, Supt. \\>»t of the Brenta, General Diaz guns, bombs nnd aviator* to defeat Division i . t i, preparing the eventualities by the Huns in thirty “ to sixty days, if 185.00 itrengthrning his line ns the oppor­ 1 H. L. Renfroe, Mrs. L. S. N i x o n . ................................. we start now." 555.00 2 M. C. Mcieloy, Mrs. M. E. Harris.......... ........................— tunity offers. East of Asiago, ItalAfter announcing he lias acquaint­ 70.00 3 Mary Potts, Annie Reed............................. ........................... iin troops have re-occupied yho ed the war department nnd-tho aerial 60.00 i,n troops have re-occupied the 4 Josephine Rrinson, Jeanetta Maddox.................... :.............. blard with this plan, .Mr. Workman 5 Bernice Stanly, Julia Eaverly....... ............. ......... . — ...... •.... 110.00 height of Monte dl Valbella, captur­ said he believed not a plane would 85.00 ing 600 prisoners. Strong enemy ntfi Fritn^c Graham .... ......... — ....................... - ................ ..... ■*.... he lest ht^ransnt|njiilC_lliglitiC_aiid. ■7— s rrrT n iy d rJ rirC F tio ih s........... TT. ........... 200.00 trmpts to retake the hrjight wore with I T British and American nvintor •^uri^irbTfKT Nearer ITie1Brenta the lie would he willing to make the $1,265.00 Total East Side, Colored” ... Italian* took thirty prisoners, gainr* • first flight, proceeding from New­ ^ -----------------— }r» - fortified point on Sneeo R '" '" . foundland to France via the Azores Tefluf I I - West Park Avenue, Colored. W. B. Boykin, Supt. Vienna »ays the Italians were thrown nnd Portugal. Division „ut of the Austrian first lino on Ills plan is* to have a continuous 1 Nannie L. Holme* 2 0.00 Monte di Vul Ilelln and that further chain of airplanes, once the move­ 2 Mrs. Annie Roberts 40.00 attempts, to advance wore checked. ment is started, until the Irt.OOtl are 3 Mrs. .1. .70.00 Moort* ’• German air raids against T a ils *75.00 I Mrs. Ophelia Wright continue hut in three attempts last | ln nnil . . . he de­ 410.00 6 \V. B. Boykin * seek and two Sunday-M onday night ■ T ,,m * !0'li00 a»rl'UnM, clared cotdil dump 38,000 ton* of the enemy caused no grent damage $ 61 *,.00 Total West Side Colored The Inter-t ef- explosives cm and behind tlo* tierimi few i' usual tics, man lines each night. fort« m penetrate the defenses of (»>•> Recapitulation french capital were made late Sun­ $30,290.00 Sanford Hoy* (in Over . Sanford, While day night and early Monday. The 1.265.00 Without any detail* it i* under­ Sanford. East Side, Colored first failed. On the secontf several 616.00 stood that many <f our Sanford Sanford, Wist Side. Colored bomb* were dropped on the capital. are now on the overseas jour­ s.v.rnl bat ties are brewing <>n the $32,170.00 Sanford's Totul Subscriptions ney and tiiat they will soon arrive in fighting fronts. All indication* point to an early resumption of heavy Frame they* to take up tin1 light for Note: Team No. 5 was subdivided, having three divisions, one of fighting on the western line. In freedom. They, are all members of which wus the regular canvassers and two subdivisions as follows: Italy 'he mountain zone is again the Company C. $ 2,260.00 6b —A. C. L. Transportation. J. P. Hurley, Lieut. jrene of infantry operations. $ 3,990.00 5c- A. C. L. Mechanical. C. J. Humph. Mr. Porter. Liouts. figTBTi*"f^Ifi*rciri>ing niong the British front in France as the cresS 6,260.00 Total A. C. L. Team subscriptions.... .............. , ccndo of the German artillery fire mounts higher and highrt. From •' ‘ - ‘Y ----------------------------- ’ Ypres to Rhcims, the big guns are Out o f Sanford Districts $ 6,320.00 busier than they have boon for some Oviedo Mrs. Ida Tedford. Cbm 4 ,000.00 day* and the Germans probably are Geneva Mf*. Endor Curlett. Cbm '1.660.00 preparing to react strongly against Chuluota Mr*. C. D. Brumby. Chm 200.on the allied nibbling tactics which cd*t Longwood F. J. Neimyer. ( hm. 550.00 them important points last week. I*n„ln Mils Geneveive Ivey, Chm 130.00 The German command is known Luke’ M ary............... W. V. Dunnl Clim .................. 170.00 to have largo forces in readiness on Altamonte. Springs .. A. II. Fuller, Cbm. ........ ....... 965.00 the main battlefields of France. Eleven Will Go This Month Lake Monroe ..........E. StafT^rd, Chm ......... Since Entrance o f United Stalea Into the War Washington, July 1.— Casualties in the American expeditionary forces total thus far 10,510, according to summaries of Icties. These shew over 9,000 were In the army and over 1,000' in the marine corps. Army casualties, including those reported today, were summarized as follows: Killed in action (including 391 lost at seat, 1,491; died of wounds. 479: died of disease, 1,287: died of accident, nnd .other causes, 465; wounded in action, 5,024; misslnf in action (including prisoners), 386. The summary of casualties among the marines, which also included toCfiy’ s lUL~roIIows: Deaths, 407; wounded, 842; in hands of enemy, one: missing, two. Four hundred and nine-seven cas­ ualties in the army were reported during the week: ferty-seveti died of wounds; ninetien died of disease; nineteen oieti of accidents nnd other causes; 213 .wounded in «•*!i«*n nnd twenty missing in action, including ptitotttrs. The week before 599 casualties w.re reported. The marine corps summary did not show how many of the death* reported .were in action, from dis­ ease, accidents and other causes. It di<L divide the olfirer* nnd men, showing that fourteen officer* have died, twenty-nine have been wound­ ed and one- is missing. " Open Offices and E n g a g e Their Sales Manager E very indication points to success for the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., and it would seem that after yean of pulling apart,' yean of unsuccess­ ful attempts at organisation, haa culminated in a much needed organ­ ization and onV that is based on principles that the Eastern Shore of Virginia Produce Exchange have found to be successful after a period of eighteen years practical experi­ ence nnd test. The Sanford Truck Growers have begun along lines strictly .cooperati\c. They are capitalized at $60,- . 000.00 and u p -to -d a te more than 1,000 shares of stocK has been sub- . snlbcd for by- thD* growpn o f - t h h sertion. Arrangements have al­ ready been completed for a sales manager and this man is sent direct to the organization by the .Eastern Shore people, and in ndditlon .t h e ' selling agents in something like- fif­ teen distributing markets enst and west now being used by the Vir­ ginia organization will b« usr*?! by the Sanford Truck Growers. , Without doubt the purpose of the organisation will lie literally carried out. Lower commissions for dis- . trlbution, standardized packs and grades with specific trade marks will be the main Issues of the organiza­ tion. Coupled to this ami through the Eastern Shore people, n distribu­ tion by direct method* will un­ doubtedly insure adequate sales and returns for the producer. < In this organization, It is not the intent to inlringq upon the rights or interests of gny'person or concerns, rather it is the purpose to cooperate with them and' In son doing offer n mutual advantage to all and it should be known and recognized that for all time the policy of cooperation will be the working basis of this/ or­ ganization. The membership is held within Seminole county and no one / but an nctunf grower can he a stock holder or officer. Their olfice is now On Growers and Shippers of located on ^Magnolia avenue, In the Miller' building, next to Miller's Vegetables Bakery, and the officera and mem­ The increase* of 26 per cent In bers Invite all those Intoreated to They may strike anywhere on the come In and go into details as to the To Hattiesburg . $ 12.335.00 freight rates, under the diroctlon of 200-mile main front as their rom. ' Total out of Sanford subWriptlonr ttk in the Federal government, says the organization and its workings. The list bf thoae who have been 'munications give much elasticity of Messrs. H. C. Delterich and D. C. $32,170.00 *tate marketing bureau, is not fully movement. It is expected also that called to serve their country is given Sanford’s Total Subscriptions understood. There could be no real Marlowe have been in Onley, \a., 12.335.00 the blow, when and where it does below, those who will go in the next Out of Sanford’s Subscriptions objection to u fiat rate 25 per cent for the past week in conference with come will be the mightiest the ene­ few weeks and those who having $44,505.00 increase, but some of the advances, the Eastern Shore people and par­ Total Subscriptions taken during W. S. Week reached the age of twenty-one have my ran makes. due to the Increase in the mimimum ticularly their sales department and been muiled their questionaires and « ””” 11 " ' * ^~ Unconcerned apparently about the $11,266.00 charge for moving cars go to more upon their return they have assur­ Stamps sold in Seminole previous to drive German plans, the French continue who will go later on. 44.605.00 than 300 per cent. Order No. 28 of ance of full aid and assistance Horn Ten of the following white regis­ Stamps subscriired during War Saving* Week to perfect their defensive positions the Federal railroad administration the Virginia Exchange which within between the Aisnc and the Marne. trants will he intrained for Camp makes a minimum charge of $16 for Itself means nucccss f'riV tho Sanford $55,770.00 Total sold to date of quota.......•• ............... ' Southeast of the forest of Villers- Shelby, Hnttisburg, Mississippi he hauling a car. This largely increases association and its outplut this Cottrtets, they have extended their tween July 16th and 20th: local hauls, and will be particularly coming season. I— James Body Stroud, Paolo, Ha. Seminole!* quola $291,000.00. line and. taken 265 prisoners while heavy on citrus fruit movements in Thinks to AB who Helped in Drive George W. Morgan, Oviedo, Fla. north of the forest 100 .Germans field boxes from groves to packing Ben Tillm an Stricken '• Earl Lionel Burdick, Sanford, Ha. Dear- Mr. H o lly :' were taken in a small advance near . * , , 4 houses, und equally excessive In the Washington, July 1.— Benjamin Please allow me space in The Herald to thank all thostf good people Henry Herbert' MeCaslin, Sanford St. Pierre Algle. The enemy did not the Sanford and . other districts R. Tillman, tne veteran senator from of Sanford nnd Seminole county for their generous response to the War Joseph Llenhart, Oveldo, Ha. react strongly and the French hold where less than carlot moves of veg­ Savings Drive, and to those who subscribed, to the good women and -the South Carolina, and chairman of tho LevisH 'inficld Entzminger. Longtheir new positions firmly. etables arc made' between varioua good men who worked so hard on the teams; to the Banks, the postofHce nr.val affairs committee is seriously • side tracks. A meeting to discuss London, July 1.— Grand Duke wood, Hn. force, the Sinford Herald, the district chairmen, the ’ put in on commit­ 111 at his homo here and his recovery Hugh Tillb. Sanford, Ha. the situation was held in JacksonMichael is reported, to have issued n tee the women's organization, the "copy committee," the publicity com­ Vile b y t h ” FI or i da Rn llr o ad Com- I. regarded by hi. physician. « Allison Witherlnftton, Sanford, Fla. manifesto stating that he considered •Charles Raymond Munn. San­ missioner. the hand master and the band, tho speakers, both local and in mission and Florida shippers, and doubtful. His left eldc is completely . it his duty to restore and regenerate the'smaller, towns, to the school officials, the district organizer, the Boyparalyzed and he has been suffering . another will be held at Sanford on the Russian people, says- an Ex­ ford, Fla. Scouts. tJie colored superintendents, and their teams, to Hotel Carnes, from a. severe .'recurrent cerebral Edward NelsoP,Sanford, Ha. Tuesday, July 9, to which the citrus change telegraph dispatch from Mos­ Jeptha Oliver Brown, Sanford, Fia. llower & Roumillat, to the man who furnished the truck and Uncle Sam and vegetable growers of the state hemorrhage since last Tuesday. cow, under date of June 25. He The seriousness . of Senator TilList of registrants that .were - t o each and every one, mentioned and unmcntloned if any, I wish to are invited. . • calls upon the people to overthrow . man's condition became known to­ mailed questionnaires by the local exprees my heartfelt appreciation, aij^d say to them, I thank you for the_ The cash in advance for freight to the present government. board of Seminole county beginning generous way in which you have so nobly helped in the War Savings take effect July 1, hns been post- day when his physician Issuedr this • June 25th and ending June 28th:. “ poned to August 1. The cash basis statements bv-Mayor Dahlman Here ,lrive’ , • . ’ s c i i E l l e M A IN E S , “ Senrtor Tillrren is suffeiing from Thomas Bryan Lynch. Sanford order doeA not apply to freight Ex-Mayor J. C. Dahlman of ! County Chairman. Fred Banks, Maitland, Ha. shipped by tho United Stater, the a recurrent cerebral hemorrhage. Omaha, Nebraska waa in the city Howard Harvey Griggs, Longwood states, counties, municipalities and There is. complete paralysis of the lu t Saturday, accompanied by H. The attack came on Jerry Walker. Sanford, Fla. Ladies I)ld Great Work the Red. Cross, or on wood shipped left si^p. W. Barr and O. P. Swope of Oviedo. Thursday afternoon at the senate Emmett Newton, Maitland,- Hn. . Tho ladies of Seminole'‘ County, under the able leadership of Mrs. for fuel. Mr. Dahlman is intorested in the Richard Handy, Sanford, Ha. . E M G a llow a y did magnificent work on the W ar Savings Stamps drlvp. The general public Is not fully and has been progressive. , Because Florida Groves Co., at Oviedo and is of previous attacks and the age of Robert Jack Hickson, Sanford. Mrs Dictcrich made the highest aytfrage of the teams obtaining a total aware that making railrogd, freight greatly pleased with his possessions the senator the prognosis la un­ Frank Stackhouse, Sanforji. . . in this county. He expects to come of 12 385. The total for the ladles (n Sanford was $9,160. For the coun­ rates is something of a job. Com­ Charlie Wilhan Sjoblom. Lake ty the" total waa $23,250. Following arc the ladles of Sanford who worked modities are accepted by carriers favorable." * come again Jn the early fall and will Tiiltm.;'. was struck with the hem­ under ’certain classifications. Thcio ®*kt Oviedo his winter home. on the various (cams in conjunction with the. men captains: - , Mary, Fla. ' orrhage, the second he hss suffered, are arbitrary. One article may have , Elter Knight, Sanford No! 1— Mrs. R. J. Holly, captain; Mrs. Henry Wight. at the senate of!lca building. l)iiHarry Lee Howeis. Sanford several classifications, depending No.2 — Mrs. Wallace. ( olorrd Organizations Subscribe condition has since been worse and George Sanders, Sanford Op on conditions, upon how it may. ____ No. 3*— Mrs. O’ Connor. U*t week In the W ar Savings be picked, etc. The.iouthern cla i»i-[h e unconscious almost all day. Millard llorton'Crosa. SanfordNo! 4 — Mrs. J. B. Moughton, May Thrasher, Ethel Henry. <bive two of our beat colored organl__ . « _ I f _ _ _ _ l __ _ _ — § i t . * a n t i i t i It ■ « m in a n _ tMembers of the ffamily have Vbeen Evans Fuller. Sanford ,flcatlon shows 3,392 l?»a-’thsn car­ No. 6— Mrs. Dletcrlch, Miss Isabel Raynor. ! . . rztion* subscribed liberally, in War Harley Asbury Maine*. Sanford load ratings, and 3,506 any quantity ■ummoned to the bedside and some No. 6— Mrs. Mahlon Wright. Savings Stamps. Tho F. & U, 8oWilliam Cooper, Sanford * ' ratings. .T h ere'are two others, the, have arrived! No. 7— Mrs. A. Vaughan. ' . ' ” f'>cy. R. T. Johnson, pres't and R. John William Goines, Sanford Np. 8— Mrs. E. P. Morse, Mrs. Martin, Mlsa Annie Cameron, Mrs. western and official classifications! ’ . •. % McPherson, Soey., subscribed for Arthur Anderson, Sanford . Congress to Recess . and each contains a Urge number oR. Greer. . * UlO.oo to be taken in June, and. the Bcnjaidin Franklin AVhitner, Jr., • Washington, July L — Congressratings thn the southern. Rate cc re­ No. 9— Mrs. S. Jewett. • ■. , American Woodmen, Camp No. 17, will begin a final clearing up of legis­ mittees have been a*, work for »ev ’• . . ’ , Lntlmcr, Com., J. N . Croon)*, Sanford. John Lewis Sims, Sanford lation preparatory* to n recess, this eral years .to bring abour uniform * ,ubl"ib e d for $160.00 in cer^ Paul ’ Dartis Jones, Sanford week early in August, when the descriptions of the thoutunda tt arl • The Land of Flowers organization in Goldsboro subscribed $30.00 in ncstes to be taken in Juqe. Both Iv y Shaw, Sanford house waye and means committee tides subject to cisu rates, as wel War Savings stamps, and tha Knlghla of Pythias of Goldsboro ask to be ««f organizations issued a voucher Walter Elbert Ruthtrford, Sanford allowed to subscribe $75.00 In atampa, both organizations being prepared as to uniform packing and container expected to have the revenue bill a' \ .. bav«> take* up their pledges Frank Albert Johnson, Pads, Fla. ready for presentation. (Continued on Page 4) “ owing t h ^ they see in a prosperto pay caah for their purchase. . * (Continued on Pa ge 5) i •. . *. • 0U» condition.. . sem I no T e SOLDIERS OFF TOWAR * 4 t INCREASE IN FREIGHT IS HEAVY it-- , . ' fi t •Tin �THE SANFORD HERALD winter resort. ' ■ - The icence made In Ptl.tn Beach a r e . those in whieh Walker Farr (Harold Lockwood) figures when, aa a 'yo u n g maq of wealth h* wagen that he can aaaume the role of a knight of the highway* for three moqtha and thus prove hia theory that any man can And happiness, no matter what hia station in life may be. The wager ia accepted and Farr begina the Journey which begeta him the title of the landloper. Farr proves hia theory but not before he haa been the center of a whirl of ro­ mance and adventure, which givea thd” atory ita Interest. "T h e Landloper" la a colorful ro­ mantic drama and provides,the star with a most congenial role. ( We cat the trail to which others .' Aspire to follow. FR’.DAY — J. Warren Kerrigan in “ A Man’s Man", also a two-real Keystone (Comedy. ■ * , ' t SATURDAY — Special Program Bessie Lore in "The Great Adventure” alio Mutt "arid Jeff those funny fun makers. * . M ONDAY ■*- Constant* Talnndge In “ The Le son” also fc good Comedy. -Patriotism lla Own Reward— Lyric —Theatre Friday TU E SD AY— Harold Lockwoid ln"The Lindlope/- also "The Woman in the Web” . * With no reward except that liberty and jiiitlce might prevail, Phil Kelly, American, sacrifices honor, love and if need be life? Inatilled within him WEDNESDAY — Constance Talmadge in "The Ghist of-Yesterday” . This is a special clastic feiture but the price will not be advanced. Kir' BilKeBurke . ---------- C o m in g — -------Pearl White in “ The House of H ate” a serial, and Macidte, the strongest man in the world in “ The Warrior” . * Carrr1|kw4. l*l« Ow n KUIm Evening Performance Begina at 7:30 Except Saturday then at 7:1 S Berlin via America Brief Synopsis o f Play Phil Kelly, a veteran o j. the Spanish-American War, is a member of tho U. S. Secret Service. Shortly after the break with Ger­ many ho is called by his chief and sent on a dangerous misshyi. The parting instructions are: " I f neces­ sary prove disloyal to your country." Kt-ily finds this hard, but for the sake of the cause agrees. T h e first to suffer because of his \ assumed disloyalty is his mother, when he tells her he will not enlist. At the club he is forced to resign when, his patriotism under question, he is forced to remain silent — and thus earns the contempt of his fellow men. Two visitors at the club, * Harris and Shamme, under sus­ picion do not realize that Kelly is playing fo r’ them. They approach him with - congratulations on the Arm stand he took against the Amer­ ican methods of his fellow members. Playing Into their hands Kelly is Anally invited to attend one of their meetings. * T h e story of his degradation at the club having preceded him to the home of his sweetheart, Hose Lockley, when Kelly calls he is ordered v^_jfrom the house by her father; Col. Lockley. Rose, sympathizing, rcalizes there must have been some rear o i for Phil's action. , . At the meeting of the German agents Kelly learns of their plans to sink transports and also with the help of Lieut. Miles, whom. Kelly hus long suspected, hotv they expect to get plans which are in the pos­ session of Colonel Lockley. The meeting is broken up by the Secret Service, who had secretly been warned by Kelly, but he, together with Harris and Shamme, earapes. lie is tiius enabled to notify his chief ' and saves the transports. Going to the home of Col. Lockley he defeats the purpose of Lieut. Miles. Just as he is leaving the house with the m precious plans he meets Rote under circumstances which lend her to -> * lieve him a thief. He turns the pin « over to her and goes away. ‘ . W ith Harris, Phil K elly is smtigT h d aboard a German suCmanne and sets out for Germany. On the Western bnttlo front Kelly, now an aviator in the German army is known as No. S t—and called by thp American troops "T h e D o ve" because he never does any harm. Here he learns much of the frightfulness of the Huns. These deeds have changed Hurris, who is stU.I with him, until he wishes he were hack on the other side. With the help of Harris he learns of a big German offensive. Before the battle he flies over the American lines and d4ops a message forestalling the at­ tack. On the stall at the American headquarters are Colonel Lockley and Hose “ doing her h it" ub a motor driver. •*.. • 240 Pound Pigs With corn above 50 rents hogs eat their heads off very quickly. The hog thut takes two or three months to get on full feed n.ever brings you a T ^pflt. • When you are ready to put away your shonts on feed, begin with the B. A. Thomas Hog Medicine. Use regularly and watch your shonts round out into fat hogs in nine months— hogs going well over two pounds and ns high ns 240 pounds. Figure thp average feeding and you will see why the B. A. Thomas-med­ icine is n good investiment. Try Feeding out your hogs on this plan and if you are not more than pleased we will refund the cost of the medi­ With the information the Am eri­ cine. L. Allen Seed Co., cans are enabled to out-maneuver 83-tf Sanford, Fin. the Huns and "going over the to p " they sweep all before them and cap­ ture the German headqunrters—just Scrawny Calvea another step in the march of Our What makes a calf scrawny— off Boya on to Berlin. W hile the battle its feed? Germs—parasites -in tho is raging a shell strikes the building In which Kelly is stationed and he intestiries. Why not free them ef is badly hurt. ‘ When the lull comes this trouble? If you will give the calf some B. A. Thomas Stock Rem­ edy in its feed, within a week you will see it brighten up and in four or five weeks you won’ t know tho calf. Costs you b u t,a few centa and we will refund that if it doesn't dfi s* we say. L. Allen Scdd Co., 83-tf * * Sanford, Fla. FORM E-t C Z A H lK IL L E D Ruler Palm Beach Scenes In "T h e Land* • loper" * Those who see Iiarroid Lockwood in his latest Metro starring vehicle, "T h e Landloper," on adaptation of Holman Day'a novel of the same name when it is shown nt the Star Theatre on Tuesday will have an op­ portunities to view the beauties of Palm Beach, Florida, for a naumber of scenca in "T h o Landloper" were photographed at that famous Florida XXX Paramount Pictures - known as the best the world over. T O N IG H T — “ Berlin via America” ; SATURDAY — Paramount Presents Julian Eltinge. the greatest female impersonator in the world, also "Bull's Eye” . M O N D A Y - Paramount presents Billie Burke *in "Land of Promise” . *’ . ; N TUESDAY -.- Dorothy Dalton in "Love Let­ ters” . -WEDNESDAY- -- J.: Stuart "Judgement House” . Blackton THURSDAY ... Harry Morey In "Bachelor's Children". Enid Bennett in "Naughty, Naughty". C O M IN G — Wm. S. Hart, Marguerite Clark Douglass Fairbanks, Pauline Frederick. .. w m v Paris, Juno 27.— A dispatch from K iev under date of Wednesday, June 26, declares that the report of the as­ sassination of former Emperor Nich­ olas of Russia has been confirmed. It is declared he was killed by holshe viki troops during their retreat on tho Yekaterinburg. The message was received at Basel from Kiev Wednesday. day, declared there was no foundatioii, however, for tho rumors of the aasasaination and dispatches from German sources last week reported the IlussUn emperor was not at Y e ­ katerinburg, having been removed to Moscow for aafe keeping. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS (To Late to Classify) • in . L Y R IC T H E A T R E M O N D A Y N O T IC E — P A Y YOUR C IT Y TAXES This is to notify nil persons who have not paid their city taxes for the year 1915, nnd those prior there­ to that these taxes must now he paid! This is a matter which you should look after; and don't wait for a sec­ ond notice from me, for it will he a fostly one. J. J. D IC K IN S O N , 88-tf City Attorney. * Is Now Deputy Tax Collector M r. Archie B. Cameron, who haa mnde a record ns .one of the best anil most alert game wardens in the rtetohas been appointed deputy tax col­ lector to collect delinquent state,nnd county personal property tnxee. (Mr. Cameron has furnished bond end has already assumed his duties, the county commissioners having ap­ proved his appoint men: at their last regular meeting. It gees without saying that he will make good in this position. i dz, in Pnd for Seminole -County, in chancery, in a certnin suit therein pending, wherein Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company, a corporation is plaintiff, nnd Levi Binford and Eve II. Binford, his wife*, are de­ fendants, I, ns special master, will or. the 5th day of August, A. I). 1918, between the hours of eleven in the forenoon and two o'clock in the afternoon, the same being the first Monday in said month nnd the rule day in said month and within the legal hours of sale, offer for sale and rell to the highest and best bidder for cash before the court house door tf Seminole county in the city of Sanford, Seminole county, Florida, the following described property, o-wit: Tiie west half of Lot Nineteen (19) of Plat of Pnlm Hammock, u recorded in Ple.t Book D, Page 75, HAROLD LOCKWOOD iA of the Records of Orange County, ‘THE LANDLOPEC'Meho-Yorke Florida. Together with all the tene­ ment#, iieredi aments nnd appur­ At the Star Tuesday tenances thereto belonging, or in any way appertaining . Notice o ' Special M aster Sale • A. K. POWERS, Notice is hereby given that under • Special Master. nnd by virtue of a final decree of foreclosure nnd sale made and en­ L. W. Baldwin, tered in the Circuit Court Seventh Solicitor for Complainant. Judicial Circuit of the State of Flor89-Fri-6tc ' of Russia Executed by the Red Guard • , •The first report 'o f .the assassina­ tion of Emperor- Nicholas was re­ ceived in Copenhagen through Stockho.lm on Tuesdoy. The Copen­ hagen message quoted the Russian newspaper Vija aa saying that Rus­ sian Red Guards had murdered the ex-einpcror In his residence at Y e ­ katerinburg, where he was removed recently from. Tobolsk. An ex­ change telegraph dispatch from Mos­ cow, dated Friday, June. 21, and re­ ceived in this country on Wednes­ XXX FRIDAY C'erillan Music Club The Cerilinn Music Club «. ill meet at the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson on Saturday afternoon at 4:30. All members and friends are invited to be hfcAent. • —--------- Watch Found— 16 Jewel Waltham, No. 13318529; 18 aixe. Owner may get same by paying coat of ad. See A. J. Coulter, Jeweler, Sanford Ave. . ' ' 89-2tp rot Sale— Fresh milfh cow. rriaon/Sanford. R. L 89-3tc WANT ADS PAY Who saves the most wool? O N E S buys a cotton mixed suit; pays $25 for it. It looks pretty go?d at first but in a week or two all out of shape and w e a r i n g poorly* J its Brown buys an all-wool, Hart Schaffner & Marx suit for $35. When Jones’ suit is worn out, . Brown’s suit is still stylish, good looking and is wearing fine. % m • ' -. • • Jones consumes’nearly twice as • much wool as Brown and a great deal more labor and money* * . • i The clothes service we’re offering the men of this town is all-wool, not only in fabric but in the‘wear, style and guar­ antee of satisfaction. When you come here you help the Nation’s call for econ­ omy and you save for yourself. The Home of Hart Schaffncr & Marx doth' �PACK TWO a-TE3 portunity to. do what they might to help win tiie war. K M oeooooooaooD oaai . "N o w ,- with the .patriotic, demo-, critic leaven working among all women of spirit, would ntft the wom­ en tflfcmselvea welcome a new etandard of ar!eiocrCcy^-an aristocracy of worth,* riot wealth? BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND Bite." "W ould they not welcome a chance In the so cm,led society •col­ umn that would chronicle only the worth while doings of the women who are doing what they fttay to help win the war? EVEN T H T GA t T T o ST NOT IN IT ■ * t ---------------- ------------- A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. " HE'LL PBENT 'EM ”— SO SAYS SACNTERER. at fthen Uncle Samuel ‘calls, He can trust his boys In khaki, an’ Well, yea, the IdiTa enlisted; we ex­ his girls In overalls. pected th a t you know; When he heard the call^to colon , of coune he’ d want to go. 1 * Am ong the bright suggestions by An* we’ re proud and glad and sorry, the National Editorial Association for the lad’ s our pride and joy, in Its encouragement of war work U A n ’ hia mother— well, you know the following which li just received mothen, an* he was our oldest by the-M etropolis: boy. " I n striving #to mske the ij-orid safe for democracy, America is be­ 1— well, there’s no denyin* 1 de­ coming democratic herself. As our pended on the lad, * ’ young men throw off civilian gsrb he’ a always been a sight of help and get under the khaki, they look an’ com fort to hia dad; pretty tnuch alike— very much like ut I never fully realised how much brothers. Fellows who didn't live in I would miss the scamp the same end of town at home, ur.d T ill 1 started to feed the chickens didn’ travel in the’ same set,' nr*,* the morning he went to camp. now pals in the great democratic army. I , was feelin’ pretfjP lonesome, an’ "B ack home their mothers ::c somehow my eyes grew dim, meeting tor the first time In litWhen 1 saw some one a-standin’ Red Cross, or a W ar Mothers’ clU . there, I really thought ’twns The rich mother nrd tj.o ytor r.cil ci him; ,..v j h ave' something, to m l ’..- . t * :.. u Hut befure I'd ilir.e to ifeculate, ' get her os sUteis — i n huyt ar.ij *}in little daughter calls, pathy now; later, yul.ayr, *iu grit-i. ’Say, dad, how, do yoii like me in my bran’ new overalls?" "T h e re Js a tendency toward rimplicity and detnpefacy in dress. surprised to see Many are proud to wear the garb -of gal can do, the Red Cross— and that isn't rilk ow she works with might an* for the rich arid cotton forjthc poor. m ain.to to help to put things . -llXha-m omr.tnt t hoifc u oa-aome riiir * ’ through; worth while to do, rich girls'of spirit An’ I Buess we needn't worry, >ir, anti poor girls of sj'irft seized the op­ Our Girls Are There THE SANFORD HERALD ’ 'The Idler among women aa well as among men will be on the fringe of society soon. ‘ The wearing of jewels and elaborate gowns w ill.a t­ tract attention sotlll, but a different kind of attention. I t will look aw­ fully out of place. The service pin on a mother will mean more to- the people of America than the biggest diamond dad can buy, "A n d when you see the service pin, do Y O U c a r e whether it la on a allk gown .or a cotton frock?” • * *-'•* ., V : Thla is a day of service and when I look around about me and see the little bit of service that some people are giving ft makes me feel like drafting everyone of them for the hrmy. They hardly know that the war Is on and if they are doing any­ thing at all for the war.lt Is just as n fad-and not because their heart is really in the work. They are going on and spending their money just as reckless as before the war and as ffir us saving for any part of. the war is concerned they do not know any­ thing about that word. But. if you go to them for some money for Red Cross, Y . M. C. A. or War Savings Stamps they put up a . Door ntouth and tell you how broke they are. If I hud my way about lt s l‘ would cut out the frivolities In such a way that tin—tnwr—simps—who cnnTiol realise" we are in war would at least he com­ pelled to forego the joy rides and parlies to a certain extent at least and it would bring them up short on the line. The lime is coming when rucl; people will be estfarized in this i t mmflni'y, just like tfiose who can go to war and are staying nt home. • • « JULY ?. m i FOOD T ito L lt tN ;• Avenue, at.2:30 VAL N E W. R U L E S of the Food Administration ■ i ■ • Lieut. McCllntloek registered the baths Wednesday night. H last’ seen an elevatojg’uqnsr, vrho took the' fourth' floor lste lxst night.- He ■tld the lieutenant told him to. wake p . m . . him kp before noon today as he thought he might sleep very Ute. Schmidt1went to tfle rxora a-few mlkktex before 12 o'clock and, get­ ting no response when he knocked on the door, he opened it and found, the officer lyin g.In bed, undressed,! Pl umbi ng and dead. * T.he first intimation the manage­ C a * l i f t i n g ment of the baths had that Lieul. McClintock might be an officer of some prominence was when they nt>- All Work Receive* M) Penog/J ticed tw o { 6ld£hevroria on thelal.eeye of .his -cost ltcictCfr.il that ho had" Attention And Best Effort! • seen foreign service arid had been ,I wounded. . Opposite CUy Hall TeleskaoiNan' T w o bottles thst had contained a drug were found on the d;esaer'and a letter from a- friend enclosing a check for $60 in compliance with a request from Lieiit. McClintock ‘ ■■ ■ i To Wholesalers and Jobbers On and after Jui/ lit , all purchaaea o f sugar m u st, be made by mean* of certificates qhfy, which In­ cludes wholesalers, jobbers, retailers, bakers,. public eatfng houses of all description, bottlers, ice cream man­ ufacturers, cold drink stands, etc,, except the individual consumer) and (except home canning and preserving, which. Is covered by card system. - ^.These certificates must be pro­ cured' from the Sugar Department, Federal Food Administrator, .Or­ lando, Fla., to which all correspond­ ence relating to sugar afiould he -di­ rected. Wholesalers and jobbers only, can procure "Interim ’ ’ certificates to cov­ er such purchases, as may he neces­ sary fbr them to obtain- not over a 30 days' supply of sugar, upon ap­ plication to above department.' • C . H. D IN G EE BUSINESS CARDS leads the police to believe he had been in straightened circumstances. According to Policeman ’McCroas, *>»• ,nch Card a Will Be Published DJ of the 'W e s t Forty-seventh street der Thla Heading At The Rate 0147,3! I station, an alarm had been tent.out Per Year. for Lieut. McClintock because he had lver .stayed hia leave of absence. According to a memorandum book found i n . the officer’s uniform hia O PTO M E TR IS T Home is at Lexington, K y. - O. S. VAUGHANl EYES E X A M IN E ^ Lieutenant Alcxahder McClintock and GLASSES FITTED I was the author of "Best o’ Luck,” j* After which time the certificates Schaal’n Jewelry Store. 123 W. First ft one of the most popular of the recent they receive from tlicit customers war books, hi which he gave breezy, will permit them to replenish their first bond narratives of soldiers’ ex­ stocks in- the regular manner. periences. The purpose of the "in terim " cer­ Formerly of the U. S. Army He was a Kentuckian and early in tificates is to provide a means for the war went to Canada, where he them to fill their orders until the enlisted. When asked what province CONSULTING PHYSICIAN present plan gets into full operation he was from, he replied “ K entucky," SEMINOLE COUNTY RANK 1ILDG.I so as to "prevent any confusion or and was entered in the Canadian injury to the trade.' ___ _ rw cr d i r s t—from—t h e~‘ Provinrc of" To Retailers Kentucky.’ ” Dr. DOWNING! Dr. C. J. MaYshall Qn and after July 1st you' are re­ McClintock was n sergeant in the Ofiice 309 Park Avemte quired to make a «tntement under ?7t!i hartslien, Crrr.fVrr. C rrrrd icr Teicpnono i Form " B " which ran he obtained Guards nnd was wounded at the upon application to the Sugar De­ battle of tbe Somme. He won (the Office Urs: 10-12 a.ni. & 2-^ji.b.| partment, -Federal Food Adminis­ dh.inguished conduct medal for rtir.* trator, Orlando, jflu., of amount of spiruous gallantry in action and resugar sold by you during the mouths yuyed the personal thunks of King D l l . L. D. B R O W N of April, M ay nnd June, 1318 (with George. certain exroptlonk) nnd your re­ Lieut. McClintork came to this * There a, mighty good ehunce quirements for the months of July, country after he bud sufficiently re­ Office YQw^II-S;>eer Building for Sanford to wake up and tuke nd- -August nnd September, 1918, and covered from bis wounds nnd a few Phone 108 i r Sanford, Florida vantage of sevt-rolfactories here this j certifientes for the amount \>f sugar months, later volunteered for the sec­ summer andalsoagovernment* pro-1necessary will be furnished yoii, as ond officers’ training camp in Plattsject. Hut-it will take some waking >•“ * can obtain no sugnr from $our htirg, thus passing into the United THOMAS EMMET WILSON E. fEROfSON IIOI MIoLDtl | up to do this and there will have to jobber or wholesale merchant with­ States service." be considerable stirring around if out such certificates. these things are to be placed” here. To All Public Haling Placet* Other towns nre taking advnntnge of Under this head nre included ho­ LAWYERS their opportunities and the rime has tels, restaurants, bonrding houses, Sn n ford, 1’loridi * ome whin we .must take them public nnd other refreshment houses, or take a back sent for good anti all dining curs, boats, clubs, buffets, SAV E Just because the war is on is no rea­ caterers, institutions (cify, county, son for stopping enterprise, ' ' ’ ’ state or federal) hospitals, private W HEAT should be willing and ready to grab canteens, internment camps and LAWYER everything off the trte right now nnd other similar eating places. Also all o m e n IN TIIK COURT llot.si: keep the pot boiling in order to help households, whether boarding houses win the war. Business cannot he ns or private families, who have to tuke SANFORD FLORIDA usunl hut it can he a whole lot b elli: cAre of 25 persons or more. and It is up to us to tnnke it se. All of the above an* required to B B S • • • fl E file statement under Form " ( ” * with 11 Now that thp mosquito season is the Sugar Department, Federal Food M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : on us and he is credited with intro- Administrator, Orlando, Fin., which PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED JJUJ.N’ J during into the human system nil form will he furnished them on ap­ V T llE aorta of maladies,. mnhirin, yellow p lica tion , and must uhtirin from said GORHAM ’S STERLING SILVER fever, mumpa, measles, consump­ depart mint certificates for their . tg^W AK ROGERS’ PLATED WARE * tion andJ rheumntlnm, rheumatism, it la is well to ar roijuiicments. remember the remark of a naturalist , ELGIN AND W ALTHAM W AM t(H.* To All linkers who says: ’’ Birds suffer- more than tnan from Ihe mosquito.” F r r -: Under this heading are it eluded quently the nusquito enn’ t get at manufii* turers of ail bakery products man, hut birds he can always gel nt. im-luoir.g bread, roll*, swte* yz-ast I And how he fattens on them. What <,“ uKh ,rarkrrT’ bb.cmi... lumps he raisrs. What itching h e ; rc°kU *. ire cream cones, erkes, J i* s, create*. The nfale mosquito l s > r m - 1 ‘‘ uick breads, pastry, Boston brown bread, hatter rakes, less. He never sings. It is the fewufiles, etc. 1 who does all the mischief. All of the above nre required to I Male and female alike live through thc winter. The idea thnt they die file statement with the Sugar De­ in the fall is a silly nnd absurd one. partment, Federal Food Administra­ After the mosquito rgg is first tor, Orlando, Fla., under "Form D ," % the creature that issues which will be furnished them on apforth is called ■.w riggler.' The wrig'- plicatio^ ond muit * binin^rtm said l certificates for glcr lives in water, in marshy pools, Sugnr Department surgnr requirements. J. in the puddles and low lying edge of i (j DENTIST Wilson & Hoasbolder BAT C O IC N SCHELLEMAINES HENRY McUULIN JEWELER FOOD "WELL'WIN Notice to Our Customers ;HIS is without a question one o( the most astounding atones of air and land adventure written since the w,ar be­ gan. A flier under the British flag, O'Brien, after a hard fight with several Bochc machines was final­ ly wounded 8,000 fee* tn ihfi aif. hrmiokt rlnwn and with a German guard beside him with gun Joadcd[ready to shoot, he made his escape by jumping through a window. A fte r 72 days of crawling .and slipping by nigh't and hiding by d a y bleeding. _ wounded passing sentnes boldly— fighting peaianls—-he crossed the boundary into H olland. . N o wonder he was received with joy by Use English public no wonder audiences i l l over the United States listened breathlessly to his story. Y O U can read it Dow for w e have secured it for our next serial . This long-limbed, haykfaced dare­ devil Irishman — they could not keep him out of war — they could not kill him— they could SOI hold hrml R ead story, that »hit * » W U I J s Iit t Uit Ia'splendid * | J I C U U K J |proof J « U V M of W U M U indomitable spirit that makes America unconquerable, invincible. mendows. He is latt-r n tiny snake and he must come to the surface tq breathe. Hence kerosene as a mos­ quito exterminator. I.ndle out kero■sene on a pool of water and two table spoons will spread until it covets effectually fifteen square feet. This oily covering is ns airtight as n tkin. If there are any wigglers in the water under it they can no long­ er com© up to breathe. The nbovc rules apply to all classes mentioned, on nnd alter July 1st, lf»18. Address all correspondence relat­ ing to nblve to Braxton Benchnm, Federal Food Administrator, F.n. Sugar Dept., Federal-Food Adminis­ trator, Fin. M cC L IN T O C K SUICIDES Some think mosquitoes feed on blood alone. This Is a mistake. II Former Sanford Boy Lieutenant In a mosquito can’ t get.human blood Army and Famous aa a Writer The following from -a New York stabls plants and feeds, on ’ their paper will be Interesting to Sanford juices. How I wish we could con­ readers. Alexander McClintock will vert the mosquito to an exclusive be remembered by many in tbia city use of this vegetarian diet." where he was the guest of hia slater, Mrs. Hays one winter and also worked as clerk at the Carnes Hotel. Stamps Separated. To separate stamps'that have be­ He afterward, joined the Canadian' come stuctr together. Iny a ’ sheet of army and won distinction by hia thin pnper over them am) Iron with a service and hia writings. His article', hot Iron. This will take them* apart “ Over the Top ” was published In suit the glue will still remain. The Herald la it year: "Alexander McClintock, first licuTooth "Bom'* In Night.tenant, Unlted States army, was Minnie la fond of her Infnnt brother found dead In hts room'on the fourth and dellghta in tickling his Ups to hear floor of the Murray HIO baths, 113 him coo,' and make him smile, and West Forty second ilraet, shortly one day while amusing herself 'thfs befofe noon today. H e had appar­ way her little brother showed a tooth ently committed auidde py shooting that had protruded In the night. She called to her mother: "Come, aee the himself tn the right temple w ith.a tooth whnt was born In brother's revolver, one chamber of whleh was mouth last night." Qp»y. • Notice is hereby given th a t we will close our business a t noon on Saturday instead of Thursday,' dur­ ing the three summer months begin­ ning Ju n e 22. All orders received up to twelve o’clock will be delivered. HILL LUMBER CO. • . * * Cypress Lumber — — — »— — —, For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Santord, Fla. MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER j Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasotnie Dry Cleaning. Alter** tlona of All Kinds on Short Notice loin Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. V S U I T S $ 1 5. 00 UPWARD CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. • v fc C N E W \ S M S S S S V S tS S S S S S S S S S S S S S S » » S SSSS S » S S A * S » r * * * * * V * . * A �THE SANFOBD HERALD “ OB’, ho," thought ho, "dot much en­ thusiasm here. May X show you acme o f my ware#!" vyith an expressive glnnco In the direction o f the suit* case. , "You may not," said the young womtrfh-aJust ns promptly na before. *WelI» do you mind If I alt down on (EPea.rI Infpmwtion Barrie#, United BUtm Department _ . . of Agriculture.) flic lnwh n minute?" he hazarded for baked feed gives chicks a start hla third venture. “ I do not," again responded tho "fair Indy o f tho peas," taking him In with one all-appraising glance. So Max aat down on tho little plot’ of grass In front o f tho house, and leaned his head back ngalnkt tho build­ ing, and closed his eyes. “ Poor fellow," thought tho girl, her sympathy aroused at last, “ he must -be pretty*tired, I*m afraid I was rather sharp with him. Well, he looki dark enough for one o f those Syrian or Armenian peddlers, but ho centnlnly doesn’t talk like one. I'll Just run In and get him a glass o f rasp­ berry shrub. It’ll-cool him off before he goes." She was hack In a moment with a glass of delicious looking liquid, and, tapping the young man on the shoul­ der, she offered It to him. “ Ilere, drink this," ahe said. *Tra sorry I couldn’t atop to look at your wares. Have you made many sales today!" "No, not one," answered Max, quite truthfully, and ho swallowed the re­ freshing drink with genuine apprecia­ tion. Then, with many thanks, he beat a hasty retreat around to the front o f the house once more. , .This time his mother was seated on the veranda, and aho greeted him ef­ fusively, but ho mnnaged to make her understand that a bath and aomo clean linen were the two most essential things In hla life at that particular mo­ ment, and so tyo:escaped to hla room. na descended about an hour later, looking very different In hla white flannels, and hla mother’s pride shone In her eyes oa ahe greeted him. — “ A n d rM iT ,"T h B T »lflrn n cro ^ -th e loveliest girl here, I want you to meet her. ner name la Anna Cabot." A Screened Feeding Pen Through Which the ChlckeCan Run Will Keep .Older “ Now, mother," he remonstrated. Fowls A w ay at Feeding Time. "Rut, Max, dear, this one Is differ­ ent 1 Hut wall—she’s promised to sit at our table tonight, and you'll ace for Scowling Jk^jyly, hr dragged nis yourself." heavy suitcase up the path, only to bo “ Well, no sign of your divinity yet, mot nt the rernnda steps by n pom­ mother," said Max, some minutes pous-looking Intllvldunl who effectu­ later, when they had started their ally barred his further progress. dinner j perhaps" — hopefully — “ ahe’a “Tnift come up the front wny, fel- changed her mind." By FRANCE8 LIN 8KY. leh," said the pompous one. "No, hertF ahe comes," said Mrs. "What H i p dev— anti then na tho Harding, slid straight to their table full significance of the aerTnnt's re- came the lady of his afternoon's ad­ (CbprHsht, UlS. by the McClure Newspa­ mnrk ntnirk him. Max Harding burst venture. per Syndicate.) Into a laugh. Lifting her eyes to scknowledge the It was a typical summer hotel to- | ■'Mnybe I can sneak In through tho Introduction, the color flooded Into the rtnds. At least so thought a pertrplr* kitchen and get washed up before I girl's face, and her eyes asked Innu­ la< an<t very much disgusted young greet the mater," he thought. " I f she merable questions as she recogntxed can who looked up at It from the hot- I ever catches me looking like this— him. loco of the somewhat steep and very Hello, whew—cw—ew,” and he whis­ “ Do you know that Katie the cook tled softly, for a remarkably pretty left this afternoon!" * asked the girl dosty hill. "An Adamless Eden, I’ll warrant," gtrl sat directly In front of the kitch­ of Mrs. Harding some moments later, • en door, shelling pens—thus once when she was herself again. bs muttered. “Good gracious," gasped thnt lady. Brown as a young Indian from more blocking hla progress. neks of outdoor camp life, and cov­ "Have you a moment fo spare." he “ Who took her placeT' "I did," said the girl, quietly, meas­ ered with dust and perspiration, cer­ asked, removing hla hat. aryl speaking uring glances with the young ninn op­ tainly no one would have recognised In hla moat engaging manner. " I am sorry, hut I haven't." snltl posite her. lo this very bedraggled young man -"Why, my dear, aren't you clever 1" Bar Hurtling, whose aristocratic moth­ the young woman,. very promptly, er-was a guest at the hotel on the scarcely..glancing un from her work. exclaimed ids mother, looking lit her son with nn "Mnld-you-so" expression. . OUR NEW SERIAL GOOD Easy and Practical Home Dressmaking Lessons Prepared Specially for *hii Newspaper by Pictorial Review. A New Version of the All-Over Apron. By PAT O’BRIEN A G L O R I O U S T A L E O F 72 D A Y S E S C A P IN G F R O M THE G ER M ANS Jiist tlii-ii the width's# etiteri*d the illiilng room with liquid refreshments clinking In n silver pitcher. "Hy the-wny. Miss Cohot," said Max. "since.I understand that you nre *up’ In such mnttera— what drink would you ■recommend as the most cooling and refreshing for these hot days, no well ns most economical!" “ Why," said the girl, daintily raising her glass'as he raised his, "why—er— raspberry shrub." And over their glasses their eyes met In n look of complete under­ standing. along tho corresponding lines cf small ’o" perforations; stitch from upper edges to tho doublo “o" per­ Such Lessons. forations;'open each box-plait keep­ There Is one teacher who la not Idle, ing acani at center and press, l-ay hut working overtime; and her name It In tho oxtra fulness under Uix-plalt Experience.—New Ilnvcn Register. In front placing T " on correspondcorctnciKH CW iS 7 0 4 3 New Source of Asbestos. An enormous amount of asbestos Is being found In the 1’ rleakn district. Cape ’Colony, 'and thousands o f bogs are now being shipped to England. It Is said to he of very good quality. .— -----------* « r Cautious Speculator. It Is announced that the eggs o f tho crocodile are good to cat. But will crocodiles quit laying aa soon as the price of eggs go“s up the way hens do! We must know this before we or­ der ii flock.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. ».B / e? ute maV «erw « hoi* apron ‘ T*’ *Ala model In blae ping“’ll* while pique collar li cepeinttreiUng. It U box-platted l! 10* a deep ihoulder yoke. An spron that la a dress aa well lu te n pleasant, thing to have. klsr for tb* w»n n dayi of sum-’ r »hcn one roducea the number of « • nwnts to the smallest number con"Uh conventionality. ’Tbla lroM° 0fJb,UB Bingham la box-plaited und b#ck attached to a , ;? p * , ° Ut3.*r The aleevaa ar* cn* tb * nd the neck la finished n J ? .' co,1* r of whlto cotton pique, la t h i m n lrm 5% yards SSw,u» *4 lard pique for s.Tbe/ lr,t «tep toward construction batv w>J?n box-pialta I d front and «__’ br‘ n*1ng together and basting Ing largo "0" perforation ami tack. Turn hem at front edgo of front on Nno of small "o" perforations; lino of large "0 " perforations In front •ection and the largo ‘"O” perfora­ tion In front of yoko Indicate conlorXronL Join front and back to front and back yokoa aa notched. Close under arm and ahouldor. scams aa notched; Turn hom at lower edgo of apron on amall "o " perforations. Lap right front on left with centerfronts even and finish for dosing. Face collar and aew to neck edge aa nolchod. with center-backs even. Close alcevo scam of sleovo aa notched. Bew In armholes as de. scrlbod for long sloeve. Arrange pocket on apron with up­ per odgo along small perforation# In front and back; stitch side and lower edges ta position bringing the tide edgee or pocket to the atltchln* underneath boxplalta. Large "u , perforation# Indicate front of pocket ' Line belt and arrange around tba waist with lower edgo at single large “0 " perforation In t*ck of fP nJ“ Large “0 " perforation In bell In­ dicates eenterfront. Th* collar may be scalloped and buttoned, for an extra touch of d a l n t l n e a a . ____________ _ Pictorial Rerlear. Apron No. 7*4 J. Hire*, amall medium, large. PrH * Dally Thought Thp meaning of music goes. deep. Who Is there that In logical word# con express the effect thnt music hne op^ na! A kind of lnnrtlcu1im1’«Ufathom-' able speech, which leads us to the edge .of the Infinite and lets ua for a moment gnie Into that.—>-Cartyle. Registering a "Kick.1* "Do you remeroebr thlm moth balls yei sold me to kill moths w ld !" said Casey to the druggist. "W ell. I'm tellln* yex they’re no good. 01 broke tin ■hillin'#' worth of chlny and winders throwln' thlm little bolls at tt)o plagUcy things, nud-ntver killed ~wnn t“ — Lon­ don Ttt-Blta. Fail to Read Story ' Sight of Fishes. Scientists have recently discovered that moat flshea art* able to focua their eyce on near object# by mnma of tin superior and Inferior oblique muscle* ^ first Christmas Presents. . The custom of Christmas present! originated from the g ift*' o f gold franklnceqan and myr+h brought by the Wise Men to Christ. - THE FIRST CHAPTER STARTS TODAY. ON PAGE> * * * v ■ ** �THESANFORD HERALD B. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager PiiMbkrf B n t y TsM<lay sad Friday THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY H c n s c m ro o N raiCB i n a d v a n c e ; ONE YRAH SIg UONTR4 . . . . . . . . . . . . I *11 [HUES MON111S................................. . -T* Orfltwnl la Cha air fcr CottI w M.SS Fa* T a i la A4tu k « a* SS« P ot ra/OTOTita la A i t u « klaat Ba M*4* al OflUa Ealatad m S««**4-CUot MaU Matt** Aafmti Mad lass, at Us rOTlsfltas u tUafwO. tUrUa l)ad*r Act W Mareh IN , ISTB " I pledge allegiance to my flag and the Re­ public for which' It atands; one nation Indivialbie, with Liberty and justice to all.'* cured admission Into the tank co/ps, (or which he U well fitted. / W ill Hctherinfcon of the Dade C ity Benner, eon of Editor Hctherington of -the Lakeland Telegram has recently given up hla valuahle (Continued Prom Pago 6) newspaper., business and gone into training at Gainesville for military requirements. . . service. The file library o f the Interstate W. 0 . Stovall, brilliant aon of Commerce Commission at. Wash­ Editor W. F. Stovall of the Tampa- ington contains thousands upon Tribune entered the service of his thousands of separate rate sheets, in country several weeks ago. some cases numbering hundreds of Amended and Tiew' Editor Bob Holly of the Sanford pages each. Herald also 'has a noble son In the forms are regularly filed by the 1,200 army, as has Editor Jones of the or mote lailroad companies of the country. The individual rates noted Arcadia News. Frank Harris, late of the Ocala' in these many volumes run into mil­ Banner w£ think.has tw o sons in the lions. And with all of these utes. army. Editor Benjamin of the Star thet^e are differentials of one kind or^ another. The rate ro^tfc of each' likewise has one. railroad Is a library in itself, and for Doubtlesa there are others whom the novice • to attempt to fathom we cannot right now remember. them is liable to produce & case of Those' mentioned may be depended mental sleeping sickness. upon to win honor both for them­ I t should be understood that a selves, their fathers and their coun­ quotation - of rates by a railroad tryWe hope they will pass through agent is not binding and -cannot be the wsr unscathed and be amongst applied unless'regulsrty published in the first to hoist the American flag a tariff. over the palaces of Berlin. N o t only their fathers, but all the people of the state are proud of them and -will give them a glorious wel­ come on their return from the battle­ fields of Europe.— Punta Gordo Her- C R IT IC A L T IM E S FO R T H E NEW SPAPERS The other dsy out in Kansas a fellow- got up on _a _plaUorin_»Dd shouted Hooray fo r ; the kaiser." They la y he would have been twenty four years old the sixth l of next month.— St. Augustine Record ----- O ------ Possibly no other business has and Is still being harder hit by the war than the newspapers. Everything that goes to moke up a newspaper— printer's wages, paper, ink, type, machinery, postage, etc., has ad­ vanced from 300 to 600 per cent, and *s ir-result-ncxri y-fiOlMTe'wsp* penr-o f the United States have been forced out of business, and just at a time, too, when the newspapers are most needed to give support to the pur­ poses of the government. Peter O'Knight, the one time lob­ byist giving advice to the Florida legislature Is one of the real jokes of the war. The one thing we can do Is to refer it to Rube A l$ n who is marooned on Hog Island with Peter the Great. ----- O ----- Since Florida is far from what la known as the "w ar prosperity rone,' it is getting hut little of "w ar bene­ fits," hence the newspapers of Flor­ ida are in the very midst of acritlcal period. In order to "g e t b y " it is, therefore, necessary for everybody taking the home paper to pay their Tam ps has given up two of her subscription in advance and to in sons to the cause of freedom. How every way give encouragement. soon will this great sorrow come The Publishers' Auxiliary says: home to nil of us nnd yet there arc There are times when newspaper people who wish to caper around publishers and printers in the smaller just as they dfd before the war. towns find It necessary to remind some of the business firms that the If "B o b " Holly of the Sanford Herald should enlist and ever got on home newspaper and prlntahop nrc tho,front take it from me that he'd not being properly supported— riot have to wear a wig for self preserva­ being given consideration that meas­ tion. The enemy could see that ures up with the generosity of the •bean of his for several miles, and local newspaper. there is no use in throwing out in­ ducements to especially invite the attention of the sharpshooters.— Palm Beach Post. —- O The lady mayor of Moorehuven has resigned. Either the publicity agent must have quit or the novelty of the job wore off sooner than we expected. But at that it was some publicity stunt and we doubt » ot that the mayor made good out cl it. Florido, poor Florida, wh.it u m rs ate played In thy name. Joe L. Holbrook & Son, publishers of the Dresden (Penn.) Enterprise, in a recent issue found a timely means of • coveying n reminder of thb kind to their readers. Th e railroad agent at a country station can do little more than give rates on staples to points on his own line, or on established shipments to principal markets. Beyond that he usually refers the matter to the gen­ eral freight department. Florida has Its state classifications, for local use, but they are made to blend with interstate classifications, but now the Federal authrolties have stepped in and are trying to re­ arrange matters. The Florida commission prints in each annual report tables o f passen­ ger. and freight rates, with rules and regulations, but they do not apply outside tho state. Also tables show­ Tng distanceeTretween stations on all lines in the state, with much use­ ful statistical matter about railroad, express, telegraph, telephone and steamship companies In Florida. As a matter of Information, a copy of this report will prove of Interest and value to shippers. It can be had on application to the commission at Tallahassee. Are you drawing on Ambition's Bank Account o f tomorrow to ^ _ * . . . . ■| that lifxury today? • ' enjoy today. . SAVE! ir „ Prepare for tomorrow and S A V IN G M O N E Y DOES IT : CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA H. R. STEVENS o. l. t a il o r F. L WOODRUFF Vks-FresMsat *. *. deas CsAAsr . . THE B A N K THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS ., * * W W W W W M M M W W W V V V 1V tV V V l V V V V V lW W r Asa'tCssUw lU ft . X . u u u u a « » » . ft ftpnnfti^nrtrftiVVsftnAiftn rtn A i^ p fttrtreyW k ^ aftn ftrin n A artnrturtnftiiftgftJ w rfW W C J w C^ C ^ W A ly, W. W. Lewis, Isaac Frailer,1Mrs. E. M. Gramling. An auxiliary of the I v y Vine Col­ ored Woman's Club of Altamonte Springs was organised on Friday with 17 paid, up members. Th e Star's Heavy Artillery In f r o n t 'd the Star Theatre is a 76 heavy artillery gun that Man ager Osborne Herndon hid made and It Is realistic enough to have come.from the front. It Is mounted on a regular gun carriage and will he used to advertise the picture “ The . W arrior" that comes to the Star on Thursday, July 4th. It will also be used to advertise other war pictures that come to the State from time to-timev It is some gun and is attracting much -attention from the passing throng. Debs Arrested Cleveland, Ohio, July 1.’— Eugene V. Debs, four times Socialist candi­ date for the presidency of the United States was arrested here today by. United States Marshal Lapp and Deputy Marshal Bochmo as he was about to deliver a Socialist address. Tho arrest was made on a Federal PRICE OF ICE REDUCED warrant in connection with Debs' speech at the Socialist stato conven­ Food Administration Takes Hand In tion in Canton, O., June 16. Alabama P A T O’ B R IA N 'S S T O R Y TO D AY Mobile, July 1.— - Effective lost One o f the Most Thrilling Tales of The Present Wsr In Herald Tho Herald presents to-the read­ ers today Pat O'Brlan'a story, Out­ witting the Hun, a thrilling tale of nn American aviator in the British Royal Flying Squadron who fell 8,00") feet Into German territory, was Red Cross Memberships for June captured, escaping by jumping from Sanford a moving train and literally crawled Renewals— Mrs; Geo. Dickenson, through part of Germany, finally Mrs. G. I. Loucks, Miss Norma getting Into Holland and back to Herndon, Mrs. F. A. Stone, Mrs. England. • Fannie Munson, Mrs. E. A. Doug­ It Is a real story, a gripping, rip­ lass, Miss Ruth McDaniels, C. M. ping story, one of those good ones of Stowe, Mrs. E. D. Mobley, J. D. red blood, American manhood, cour­ Davison, Mrs. J*. D. Davison, Miss age and the real American fighting Margaret Davis, Mrs. Junle Roumll- spirit. Start it today and keep up lot, S. Itunge, Mrs. Kate fjtcwart, with It In-every Issue of The Herald. R. M. Grovcnstein, Mrs. R. M-. GroI f you are not a subscriber give us venstein, F. H. Rand, Mrs. R. L. your subscription today. The Hcralc Jones, ' Mrs. II. C. Gerror, Mrs. hoys will bring It to your door every Chaa. T yler, Mrs. J. C. Rowan, Ar­ Tuesday and Friday for only twenty thur Yowell, H. .B. FarrLsh, Mrs. A. cents per month. You cannot af­ M. Philips, Mrs. E. D. Chittenden, ford to he without you; home paper Mrs. C. K . Lucas, Mrs. J, D. Abram not only for tho local news, the war Mrs. W . E. White, .Mis* . Marion news and the world news hut nlsq Gove, Harry Ward, Mrs. Harry (or the excellent war stories that will Ward, Mis. Alec \ nughnn, H. C. I |ir. published all during the summer Haskins, Mra E. D. Brownlee, M. months.D. Gatchel, O. L .'T a y lo r , Mra. A, Start today with the big story o D. Parrish, B. F. Whltner, Sr., Pat O'Brian. Schelle Malnes, Mrs. Schelle Maines, W. F. T yler, Mts. T . C. Carlson, Beware o f Rice Bran Feed Mrs. J. C. Higgins, Miss Adelaide I wish to call attention to this HigglrfST1 Mrs. D. C. Long, M bs letter from State Chemist Rose nnd Helen Hand. advise everybody to avoid rice bran Mrs. Wood was born In Fredtrleksburg, Virginia in 1851 and spent the early part of here life there moving to Washington after her marriage where ahe resided almost continuously, until the time of her doath^ The rcmalni were taken to Wash­ ington yesterday where the buriil occurred at Arlington beside the re­ mains of her husband who died 22 yearn ago,' Mm. Wood wan.. well known la Sanford, having spent several win­ ters here with her daughter, Mr*. John Dicklna.She leaves two daughters,* *kl|a. Diekins-ofthix-cltyTrad^IrsTF^- WT Schneider of New Y.ork and two sons, Noble^Wood and Elmer Wood of Washington. Thursday, the price of ice, wholesale '•The sympathy of many Sanford and retail was reduced in Mobile. friends la extended to Mra. Dickios Local dealem received Instructions and fam ily in their bereavement. from the Mobile food administra­ tion (o this effect. The Instructions' Optlmlstlo Thought were given to the Mobile board .from There Is n 'remedy for every Invasion the federal food administration for ) f right. Alabama. Not only are the prices cut down, but, under authority in­ vested in the United States doof ad­ ministration, violations, U is stated by the Mobile board are gunishnhlc by revocation of license, cutting off of the sale of nmmonia or fuel as the federal hoard ipuy seem fit. p g g j - p ffDTT The Mobile food hoard announced D O N ’T Write it on Your Cuff I Jot it Down in the the following senfe of prices for retail Ice: Conta 10 lbs................. ....... ........05 20 lbs....... ..... ....... 10 60 lbs.............. !_________ .25 100 lbs. .................. ..........50 200 to 600 lbs................... 46 per 100 600 to 1,000 lbs,............... 40 per 100 1.000 lbs. up..................... 35 per 100 M EM O BOOK The food honrd further stated that the above prices are for the deliveries product. When ice is purchased from the factory the new ruling stip­ ulates that "price must be at reason­ able difference below delivered prices. Under the heading of "Newspaper L oyalty" attention called to the fact that newspapers generally, des­ pite the fact that they are harder Tw o hundred pounds Ice, book hit than many other business con­ twenty 10-pound tickets, $1.00; 600 The ideal way to make cerns by increased ccst of ail ma­ pounds ice, hook twcnty-25-pound memoranda and carry in for­ terials come tight to the front to do tickets, $2.25; 1,000 pounds Ice, all in their power to promote sny mation that you- need fre­ book twenty 50—pwund tickets, $1.50 Cause for the good of humanity, urd 2.000 pounds ice, hook twenty 100quently. Covers last fo r ns a feed. New Members— Mrs. J. ft. Far­ - O -------thst they do not have to be coaxed. pound lickels, $7.60— wholesale. C. M. Berry, ley, Mrs. L. Y. Bryan, Mrs. B. W. years. Sheets can be obtained Joe Earmr.n In the Palm Beach T^o offset this marked liberality on County Agent. Herndon, Mrs. B. D. Scrrel. G, P. anytime, ruled in s ix styles. Post tries to start something about the part <t the newspapers it is Paxton, Mrs. J. J. Purdon, Chas. Mr. C. M. Berry, County Agent, Death of Mrs. Wood Bound in Handsome Dura­ Senator Trammel) and incidentally rightfully contended that tho hanks Sanford, Fla. Tyler, Mrs. \J. D. Gatchel. Mm. S. A. Wood, mother of Mra. try a boom for Governor Catts for and other business fitms,'''instead of ble Black Morocco, with Red Dear Sir: Chuluola John W. Dickins of this city died at senator. We would like to whisper invtsiing in cc-stly lithographed sta* Leather Index that enables Yours of the 28th, inclosing letter a sanitarium at Goshen, New York, Renewals— Mis* M ary Jacobs; in your shell like ear, Joe, that G ov­ fionrry and rubber stamps could you to find what you waut in­ J. from Dr. Dowling duly received. Saturday morning. Mra. Wood had ernor Catts even with your excellent better serve their country's cause by David Self, Mrs.>R. R oherts, We have not yet received tho sample stantly. been at her old home in Virginia and rild cannot hope to have s ghost of n patronising the home printer, using A. Prevatt\ Mm. J. A. Provatt, Mrs. but will analyze it on arrival. had been failing rapidly and it was ' ' show against Senator Trammell cheaper stationery, advertising their W. I. Higgins.There has 'been considerable thought that the change to the sani­ New— M iss. Edpu Canada, A n ­ three years hence. When you try to business, and enabling tho home­ amount of so-called Rice B R AN , tarium in New York world help her belittle Senatop Trammell you" are town booster to live—nnd, also, by drew Fields, Miss Olga Do hi, Mm. Phone 148 Sanford, Florida largely adulterated'with,rice H U LLS but she grew woise and .death cn’me up against somethlog In this ntctc. having their printing done at home, Mary Bridies. a deleterious substance P R O H IB ­ as a relief to her sufferings. ----- O ----L save large sums which could he most . Colored— Jim Williams. IT E D B Y T H E F L O R ID A LAW , East Sanford Our old^fricnd, Amos Lewis Is a profitably Invested In Liberty horn’s, ■old in this state recently. Wc have Transferred— Mra. ,D. R. Brlss'on, cnr.dldntc for speaker, y tt A r t's wrr Y.'pr C i v i c s f?*nmrs and 'otherwise attached some J300 SAC K S in agin giving anything to south Flor­ doing a greater service than by send­ Mm. Sandy Anderson, G. C .‘ Cham ­ Tampa and Jacksonville. berlain, W . W. Miller. ida in which west Florida could not ing their money out of town. Numerous cases of illness, and fre­ New— Mrs. Lyman Phelps) Mm. ►hare and consequently we arc It is for from being a compliment quently death have been reported ""in " Amos for speaker. The to any tocn or its business men when O. A. Honk, Sandy Anderson, Miss from the use of rice hulls. Until further notire we will pay FIVE CE N TS PER speaker should ho a man broad it has to be reminded that the home Tina Warren, Derma Steele, Burke Youm truly, PO U ND for ripe castor beans of any kind, for immediate enough to recognise tho just claims newspaper man is cntotled to all the 1.Steele, Percy F. Packard, R. E. Roae,delivery. of tho whole state and not the state business with their giving, hut it ir , Centra State Chemist. _ This offer includes oil varieties of Palma Christ!, orna­ of West Florida alone. Wc have necessary ■at times to remind the Renewals— M. Taylor, Mm. J. V. mental and wild c&stor beans. The only requirement is that had just about enough of that stuff public that the newspaper publisher Wicks, Mm. W. L. Seig, Mra. A. Cook's Ferry Open the beans shall he R IP E , C L E A N A N D D R Y . anyhow. is ever giving more than he Is paid Moran, Mm. L. A. Sheldon, Mm. M . The ferry At Cook's crossing of ----- O ----for, and does this not really because Taylor, W m . Kilbec, Mm. Geo. P e ­ the upper St. Johns river is now Pay the Freight * . . c Well, that lost drive is over and he feels It a duly, but beqauso tho ters. open for traffic. This Is the direct ' New— Ernest Flynt, Mm. L. C. now it should he a drive for Sanford good work is second nature with 'T h e price offered is for S H E L L E D BEANS, with the air line from Orlando to N pw and thin is the time for tho people him, the result 'of his training nnd Eichnor, B. Greer, Haxel Greer, Mra. hulls removed, delivered’ at your nearest railroad station, in Smyrna. 82*8tp Raqua Amonsen, Haps Amonsen, to get busy and do something for natural inclination to help others. quantifies of not less than 100 pounds in any shipment. We Erling Amonsen, Naomi Greer, Jos. Sanford. There are numerous enter­ will, however, accept' U N -H U L L E D ^ beans (non-poppers) Newspapers cannot- he run on War Fund Pledges prises that we can get here If the "p itrio llg m " alone. They must have H. Bryce. and will pay for the net weight of (he bpans a ft e r 1, hulling The July payments are now due cltixens will get together and go monetary support, like a-drug store, Colored— Lydia Baker, Gertie Bur r.nd cleaning, less nn cllownncc.of. half cent per pound Yo covir T fte r them. Cut out the jo y rldet grocery, hardware, clothing store or ges, Henry Detreville, Monroe V ln - j0,1 1,10 Red Croes Second W ar Fund estimated cost of hulling, extra freight on hulls nnd stems, etc. and get down to business. There Is meat rrarket. For an editor to gWe cent, Newton Bacon, J. M. Mobley, j pledges. A prompt remittance will Boys ana,Girls Can Earn W. S. S. Money much to he done here in tho next hla apace away, free, snd pay print- Lettlce Brome, Millard Bacon, C oy be appreciated. Tear off tho coupon few months if you would keep your erf high wages to set up the type f o r , Brown, I. S. A. Huston, Paul James, ‘ hl* bottom of .the Red Cross _____ ___ Hoys nnd girls may -enm -m orey for th e 'R c d Crow, for city from going backward. all kinds of (roc advertising and news Chas. C. Coleman. R. B. Hramly^LElcdgL- calendar, -fill In and scnd4 buying War Savings Stamps,yc* for themselves, by gathering • _ - - Q - ^ r — ‘----- - for "pltrlottsln,” is similar to any Will Bush. with* the amount due to Mm. Deane beans from scattered bushes rr.d | trithce. Nor la. this .Work Longirood ! Turner, War Fund Cashier, 3171 E D ITO R S * SONS IN , T H E A R M Y - merchant' giving his goods away, limited to the boja tr.d t h b . l e t cr.ycr.e who has wild Renewal — Mm. O. W . Entxminger. 1Wcat Second St. j Several Florida editors are justly without cash to pay his expenses. beans gather and (Lip tame at.Trce. N ew — Mm. D. Train. _flcwipaper oqnerf must be the proud of the determined patriotism Don't let a slnsle castor bean go to w u te. T h ey ere Or/rdc of their sons. Amongst-others Col. Judges of tho best way to run their needed badly for boih war and commercial purpose*. Renowal — Mm. Thco. Aulin. T . J. .Appleyard of the Tallahassee papers to meet'necessary expenses. (To Late to Classify) Write us immediately for- further details. N e w - T . L. Hunt', M ra.' T . L . Record has 'a fine son named Will, Whan they fall to do this, by listen­ For Sale—* Dining tqble, four who applied repeatedly for. adroh* ing to people who know nothing Hunt, A. J. Reed, Mrs. A. J. Reed, aion Into the military service,. but about managing a newspaper, the Mm. L. O. White, Jas. A. Clarke, chairs, an lee box and small dresser, u . V three, burner gas plate, on* porch was rejected on account of - over­ editor generally goes to the. wall/ Mrs. Fletsher, Mr. Ptelsher. LAWYERS BUILDING M IA M I. FLO R ID A . chair, at qnce. Enquire at this ofCrergriom weight. H e finally succeeded In and there la one less newspaper to 90-2tp New Members— Mis§ Julia E aver- flee. reducing his weight and then et-.j boost the town, county end, state, * .'*■ . ' HERALD PRINTING CO. Wild Or Ornamental Castor Beans Wanted V*c CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS HELM & W ALKER �~C'T $ ■Z ’ ‘: '>V * ytV*•>'%; JfILY * th e sanfobd h ekald ~ir— r. in i SO CIETY'S DOMAIN 'SEMINOLE SOLDIERS OFF TO WAR “ ‘" • " S R j i ! 5 f f i ” “ D w» l ■ ; ■ -• yn-. E. F.. Marrero in d tittle boiw, | Mr*. Dickins nnd dauuhler Fr»nk and RobeK .pent the week | Mr*. Powell arrived S aturday from ,nd » i « h Mr* and Mr8' J* D ' Dcs* ! Tampa and will enjoy a vbit of fccv. oral weeks the uucsts'of Mis. Ditk*y. , friends of Fred Tempcrton have 80n/ M r- J- W. Dicklns. Mrs, rtived cards froro h*m a 1 Tucson, Dickiim and lier daughter pre former where he Is located for the residents of Sanford and are always warmly welcomed by their many preJ*’11. friends here. Waldron— Boynton * One of th e'prettiest weddings o the season and the first to take pla;e In the First Congregational church was that of Miss Katharine \yaldron and Mr. John Lcnnard Boynton, which was solemnlted at high .noon yesterday, . . Continned from Pngc 1) * * •sr*** * Coley Brown, Sanford Collie Muughton Diggers, Sanford The bride was most attractive In Walter Gamble Johnson, Sanford Ja ,ly|Uh suit of mustard colore, silk 1 John West Sheffield, Sanford poplin with large white collar, hrown Gustav Robert H. Schmah, San­ boots and wearing a stunning tailor­ ford • ed hat' of brown with jeweled brnaFrank Eaveriy, Jr., Sanford ment. • A corasge bouquet of bride Raymond Rose, Sanford * roses and valley lilies completed a Clifford Harold Biggs, Sanford most charming ■toilette which was Fred W. McGill, Sanford perfect In every detail. Adoinlst Enhy Brown, Sanford Following the ushers, who were George Pride, Paula, Fla. Dr. F. L. Adams and Mr. Toombs George W. Pride, Taola, Ha. Jackson, Miss Ruth Wnldron enter Nprrb Kessler Levis, Sanford ed. She isr the sister of the bride Dock Jones, Sanford and her only attendant, and formed Andrew Morgan, Sanford * ’ a radiant picture in a gown of rose ' Raleigh James Rice, Sanford. georgette crepe with s picture hat of white. Her flowers were an arm. Need Sewing Machines bouquet of pink Kiilarney roses. * «i ■ Hunter, Wilson M iller, Harrold Long James W eaver Norman Baker, Er­ nest C. Morris, Ik e House, T . M. Hill/ Harry Rabun, *Guy Stafford, Lew tie Oglesby, Denslcr Stafford, 1*. O. Gillfs, Willie O.. Goolsby, H arrold Holiday, C. R. 'Peabody, .Robert Merrlwcther, Robert Routh, S ta f­ ford LeFils, G rover LeFib Paul Ddolcy, E. L. M ott, Frank Camp­ bell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash* burn, Oscar DuPosc, Edwin L. Dlnkle. PACE FIVE William Coulhourn Fred Wight Reginald .H olly Virgil Lee Sml.h .. Carl Malam Hume Rumph, Carl Bruton II. A. Chorpcning Harry. Phillips Louis n. Lenartz Enoch M . Austin Edward C. Austin Isaac M . Dycss W ill Erickson C. S. Hickson T . F. Singletary Sam J. Pickens, Harry H,‘ N e w ­ man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. King, Charles Prestcr, Robt. O. y o. Huff Wtcks, Waif red Pierson, Vander f . B. RatHH and *nd Mr * nn<^ Edward Routh Perritte, Adolph Shaw, Batney F. Mrs. W. Abernathy of Sanford Rhone lo t for jireuin;,. cleaning J. R. Stroud Griggs, Harry. Miles, Duncan M it­ left yesterday morning after a visit ■ nd a'terations. Quality and ser­ E. H. Webb chell, Praw dy M attheri, Lewis Col­ *ilh Mr* nn& M™' Geo. W n,aon* vice.^ Sanford Shoe & C K - C j . Edwin Raulereon ■ ins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, -Quincy Times. 69-tf Ralph King William B. Lynch, James H. Lee, J. 666 cures Chllla and Fever. D. H. Grable of Bridge End was a C. A. Clark C. Hutchinso'n,. C. T . Smith, R oy 0nje hundred memberships in visitor in the city yesterday. Marcua Leinhart Mason, Dr..T. A. Neat George Hyman American. Red Cross still unpaid for John E Hawkins •®* . Jarrot, . representing ’ the June,* and July renewals are due. Fred Ballard H. & W. B. Drew Co. of Jackson* Anril unpaid memberships have been Properly Sited Up. Cal Robert Willie ville spent several days in the city “Yes," remarked a conceited younf .Tfie colored Auxiliary of the Red Prof. C. A. Gebser at tho organ . t o p M from the roll * V Joe Zapf this week. bachelor, “ I hare the greatest admira­ Cross have fixed-up workrooms over rendered the bridal chorus from Pay your June and July merab Ralph'Gelger tion (or the fair sex. bat I never ex­ A. E. Philips’ drug store on Satjord, .Lohengrin as the bridal party enterG66 cures by removing the cause. ships In Seminote Chapter NOW, Harry Geiger pect to merry—oh, dear, n o!" "In­ 'll VAfitIA ill Wirt sawn tn n s n il j*if ■ ihw I mm 1 ■_ a * l _ l , _ * »I 1. .1 _ _ — __ avenue and arc in need of sewing ed, at tho altar the bride and her Ten dollars and fifty cents h Hon. Schelle Maines leaves to­ Fred Ballard deed." a lady remarked. T h e n I am been expended for supplies for aur morrow for Atlanta to attend a ma chines. * If ar\y one hss a sew­ father met the groom and hb best to understand that yon not. unly ad­ Roheit Hilt The bride ties! dressings and hospital garments meeting of the Southeast Military ing machine they are not using they man, Mr. Leslie Bray. mire women, but you have n sincere re could let-this he knoWn at The Her­ was presented to the groom under a Eddie Potter gnrd for them as well." since April 20th. Pay your dues to Department of the Y. M. C. A. ald ofilce and the machine will he bower "bf Southern Smilsx, which Raymond McDonald the Chapter. O U R BOYS are fight­ which meets at the Capital City- taken care of and he put. to good Carl McDonald formed an archwtfy' of greenery, ing over there. Seminole county Club. From there he will go to use making garments for wounded Clarence Temple The Outsider. French baskets filled with allamands boys you know. * ^ Dayton for a visit with his wife and soldiers. 89-2tp Joe Guerry, A good corsetlcre can do so much blossoms arid feathery .ferns, tied T. C. Brown, the popular repre­ parents and expects to he absenf for with a fat woman that It. sometimes William Shepard with transparent bows of yellow, sentative of the Tampa Coffee. Mills several weeks. seems too bad that the double chin CTar! Takach had been placed at intervals most GOOD NEW S T O GROW ERS is In the city for a few days. does not come within the • corset’s Victor M i Greene... SLEEP IN S U R A N C E effectively, transforming the church sphere o f Influence.—Ohio Stdte Jour­ R. E.'Larrlmore of Jacksonville is First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring "A Terror to Mosquitoes." Prepayment of Freight Not Re­ into a bower of lovelinrss. nal.* spending a few days here this week Second Lieut.. Ralph Wight. 72-tf ■ % quired on Perishables Rev. George B. Waldron, father combining business, a/td pleasure. Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne, That fruit and vegetable growers of the bride .performed the Impres­ W , G. Stoner of Atlanta spent V a lt e r Mason, John Peitold, Paul Muss on's-swimming pool Is the several days in the city- this week will not he required to prepay sive eremony In the presence of rel­ Child's Food Important. P czold ,. Edmond Stowe, Fra nk-Losx*- — rroeM irthnt deep-student o f child coolest place in town. Open Wed­ on business. freight charges to market has been atives and ntimbera of friends. The - • ^ HnYrArthUf^Losiing. culture, said that In the enrly years nesday, Thursday, Saturday and HfcfnnieTy settled ”lri S“ letttff ‘ mdr Messing luring delivered by Rev, GCfTcohlains no nlcohol, arsenic, Berkeley Blackman* the child's food Is a .matter of the I - —Sunday afternoons. Fresh water dressed to Mr. E. T . Dow, traffic Charles Stroup, pastor of tho church. nor other poisonous drugs. greatest Importance, not only may the Worthington Blackman-. erery day. 85-tfp manager, , Florida Citrus Exchange, During the ceremony the Nuptial child by thin mentis be made then In­ Wallace Crosby J. B. Coleman, the genial repre­ by Judge C. A. Prouty, director, Song from Lohengrin was - softly Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Powers ar­ dolent nnd Inactive, sluggish or mo­ Henry Lee After the vows were ex­ rived yesterday from Table Beach sentative from Stringfeilnw Si Paget division of public service and ac­ ptsyed. bile, dull or bright, Inert or vigorous, Alvin Kendall • , and will remain here several days of Jacksonville is in the city today. counting, United Slates Railroad 1 changed the happy couple left the but, indeed, for Ids entire life. Bjflttaln Johnson Administration, Washington, D. C., church to the inpsirlng strains of the gursts of relatives and friends. B. Mara of Jacksonville b regis­ Joseph Wynn Mendelssohn’s wedding march. W. F. Miller of Valrico was among tered at the Hotel Carnes. ** reading as follows: Chas. S. Lee, army. Wastsd Power. the visitors In the city yesterday. 'Washington, D. C., June 24th. Tate Chapman * Mra. George B. Waldron, mother Spend the Fourth at cool Wood­ "Dsr's gotter be some waste," said Mr. and Mrs. J. E.oVandergraiT of Robert A. Cobb. of the bride, wore a gown of grey Uncle Eben, " ’fleienry er no 'flclenry land Park. Only place with amuse­ Mr. E. T. Dow, T. M., Tampa arc spending several days in Florida Citrus Exchange, goorgettv, fashioned over rose satin. J. J. Driggers You could run a locomotive foh years ments and picnic conveniences. Sanford this week combining busiw|f de mule-power dot has been used A I R ; js. No reevptirin was held, the bridal Tampa, Ha. Large clran pool with shower, hot up in kickin'." ni*a and pleasure. Tom Meridith couple leaving immediately after the Dear Sir: —Thb will acknowledge water lets, toboggans. Open July 7 ceremony for their future home in 666 cures Bilious Fever. receipt of your letter of the 17th Fourth of July—Special Six Course inst„ with reference to General Or­ Danla, the trip being made by auloMiss Victoria Nisbett arrived Chicken and Fbh Dinner, 60c at Friday from Millcdgeville, G a„ and Ayres’ Daytona Beach Hotel. 90-1 tc der No. 25. It is not true that pre­ mbbilc. A program of pre-nuptial music payment will he required on perish­ mill be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy able products. There has been no waa rendered by Professor Gciaser as E. Watson for several weeks a( their and Mr. and Mrs. Zcb Ratliff have order whatever which requires pre­ follows: " A t Dawn" (Felton ); "B er­ home on Park avenue. returned from a pleasant ten day payment in preference to collect on ceuse" (Goddard): "M e lo d y in F” S. 1. Belkins of Jacksonville was trip to Quincy and other pointa in delivery shipments. General Order (Rubonatcin). among the Sanford visitors yesterday West Horida. White at Quincy No. 25 has been postponed to Au­ \ • Mrs. Boynton is the daughter of S LE E P IN S U R A N they were the guests of Mr. and gust 1st. Some circular ,of interpre­ Mr. and Mrs. George B. Waldron of Grow cow-peas for hsy, better still, food the crop to hogs **'A Terror to Mosqui and cattle, or cut and turn it under. The added humus and Mra. George Watson formerly of tation of the order will he bauod in Tampa, and is possesseid of a charm­ *• 72-tf Sanford. Mr. Wataon b manager of a few daya. I have written to the ing personality. She is a graduate nitrogen will be worth big money to you. A. W. Wilherington arrived yes­ ■ large department store of that Washington representative of the of the class of 1918 at Rollins Col­ terday from Atlanta and will remain city and likes his new home very Tampa Times, calling attention to lege *nnd has a host of friends who several weeks looking afttor business well. the error In his report and (or your wish her all of life’ s happiness. interests. Mr. Boynton is a graduate of Em­ We can supply good seed cow-pcss, all popular varieties,' * Big Sale—The last chance at the information enclose herewith a copy Dr. A. M. Babcock and Dr. D. J. French Shop, aS we close our'doors of that letter. ory. and is deservedly popular with a or mixed, at reasonable prices. Prompt shipments can hi* Babcock of Miami arc spending large circle of friends. He is now made. Write, phone or wire for prices. Saturday right, July 1-1lh. Every­ Yours very truly. several days in Sanford this week thing must go, regardless of cott. connected with the state engineering C. A. Prouty. Director. combining business and pleasure. Spencer's Meat Mark"! will occupy In commenting on the matter, force in draining the Everglndes.— For Wood and henry hauling sec building on July 15th, so hurry be­ Mr. Dow says “ that It has been Tampa Tribune. ' Morrell, or phone 378. 48-tf fore all the.values arc gone. In lints, customary In the past for the rail­ Jacksonville, Florida W. D. Abrahams arrived yester­ coat suits, dresses, wonderful line of roads to allow some shippers and re­ Complete Cotton *Gln Outfit for Halt day from Cincinnati and will remain shirt waists/skirts, - nil sizes nnd ceivers an unlimited length of time L. A. Brumley of Sanford, Fla., of­ For’ Bumper Crops Use Favorite Fertilizer Sweaters, to settle freight charges on inbound fers for immediate 'sale complete several weeks looking after business qualities from 98c up. bathing nuits, kimonos, corsets and and outbound shipments while the cotton gin outfit: interests in this section. . One gin outfit Leo Tyler of Jacksonville was a underwear, almost anything yhur same privilege has been denied heart desires, at your price. Don't .others and it is the purpose of GenSuction elevator 'bitor in the city yesterday. fail to visit us. Only ten days more. \ern| o rt|rr No. 25 to eliminate that Single box preess 666 rures^M ala rial Fever. Your last chance for big bargains. \practice by cancelling nil existing Condenser seed blower and belting ............................................................... f T McCants cf St. Augustine The French Shop. 90-1 tc credit arrangements. There are for complete outfit, also one Fair­ 3pent a few days in the city this Dr. Herbert McCaslln was pre­ thousands of shipments made daily banks Morse Company 35 horse week on business. sented with a fine military wrbt to non agency stations, continued power style II. Y . engine. This is a* practically new outfit, 0 W. Vogel of Orange Park is watch at the Presbyterian church Mr. Dow, which require prepayment among the guests at Hotel Carnes upon his departure for Jiome subject by :ccaon of there being no agent at only used one light season and can destination to collect charges and to had at a reasonable price. this week. . . . to call from the army. Dr. McAlso we have, one four wheel Cailin has been the faithful organist tho order, simply means that a ship­ SLEEP IN S U R A N C E per, tendering goods to a transporta­ trailer as good as new, at a bargain. of the Presbyterian church for the " A Terror to Moaqultora."The little German compartment train—taking him past two years and he will he gieat- tion compkny requiring prepayment Reason for selling, installing larger 72-tf at flying apeed into the heart of the German prison camp. must make the charges within a plant. 88-3tp Mr. and M n ^ iH . L. Kendrick of |y missed by the officers and the con­ prescribed time and on shipriicnta Next to him aat a German guard with gun loaded, ready Bridge End were among the Sanford gregation of the church, to ahoot. arriving at destination charges col­ visitors yesterday. Ccw Pesi— Brabham Cos:-Knot lect, the consignee must settle freight The compartment was ao email—the train going to fast—the whole thing eeemed so impossible. Yet to this s * G. Williams of Atlanta arrived Reflating variety., Price $4.50 bush­ charges within 48 hours after freight daring young American nothing seemed impossible—and 76-tf yesterday nnd will remain, several el. Chase & Co. bill la presented. That is what the as the train flew, he swung himself up, mndl—before any­ days looking after business Interests. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lange end railroad administration considers a body knew what waa going to happen—out of the win­ cash basis for settling freight 6C"> cures Headaches, Biliousness, daughter of Fort Lauderdale are dow! charges. It is clearly evident that . ' uf Appetite, or that tired ach- spending several daya in the city Navy o ,He was terribly wounded—he had to cover hit there was no intention of -requiring *ng feeling, duo to Malaria or Colds. this week. wounds with hla coat so that hla blood would not lead prepayment of all freight charges Karl Schultz,. Shcrmnn Routh, Fine Tonic. SLEEP IN S U R A N C E the enemy on his trail. because General Odrer No. 25 speci­ Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned " A Terror to Mosquitoes." And that Was just the beginning of 72 days of fear­ Mrs. Waring and daughter, Mias fies a time for paying freight charges Chittenden, Roy .Chittenden, Ralph 72. f ful adventure—of hiding by day and slipping by night— unit by arrived Saturday from after delivery at destination, there­ Roumlllat, Allan Jones, Morris Spenof boldly walking past sentries—of starvation—of swimLharbston, S. C., and will be the Fourth of July—Special Six Course fore, if prepayment was required etr. Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. ming of river*—of terror and despair—and of iron nerve. Kuc-tts of Mr. and Mrs. T . L. Dumas Chicken and Fish Dinner. 60c at there woold be no chargee to collect Lawton,- Jumes Purvb, William Hart •Read this true story—auch a story aa has never ,or M'eral weeks. • Ayres',.Daytona Beach Hotel. 90-1 c at destination. The purpose of the ley, Wallace Lipford, W. C, Tem ple before come out of the war—the story of Lieutenant Pat order seems to have been terribly P* K. Brown, representing Monr^ Forrest Gatchel. * Ed. Cameron, O'Brien—that daring, dark and agile Irish-Amerlcan misconstrued and ffuit and vegetable Co., of Jacksonville was amon? Lyman Baker, E, 8. Ward, Robert who flew In the Royal Flying Corps, in this paper; Notice ; . growers have been .given to under­ he Sanford visitora In the city yes* What would have been death to any other man waa today. City council will sit as a board of stand that they would have to raise Deane. Tenny Deane, F. F. Roper, to him a great and'gtoribus adventure. equalisation on Monday night, Au­ money to* prepay freight.to market, D ougins C. Griffin W. M. Chancellor • our bargain counter for Theo. Stiles, Alton E. Farnell He waa bom in Chicago—he joined the Royal Fly­ which, to a number of them would gust 5th, 7:30 p. m. ' ill in odd risesc f Regal»b c «s ing Corp*—he was a prisoner of the Germans—bdt they Army t Anyone wanting tax adjustments he impossible, therefore, the letter •ins $2.48 up, •Sanford Shoe & couldn't hold him. Today hla story la listened to breathJohn Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, will please appear before them at from headquarters should satisfy Ur*B Co. - 77-tf ‘ * d St lesaly all over the United State*. lyal Leal e IIIII. Seth Woodruff, Stanley them that the railroads will accept that time. The Dutch gave hit him an ovation—the English went Mrs. B, W . Herndon* returned R, C. Maxwell, freight As in tho past, except the Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, J o e 1 wildLover him. The King of England received him with mu- Saturday from Arcadia where Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ slight change in the credit system 90-Tucs-4tc • Assessor. joy. And now von can-havc-tho whole story by reading^ ‘i enjoyed a vbit of several weeks, derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason. ------~ Jturat of her slater,' Mrs. Ctay. Georgr-M cLttughllffrHarcJid WaaE^ E. B. Rood, one'of the most pro­ J*' L. Merritt of Jacksonville was gressive .men. of Manatee county, N O T IC E — PAY Y O IJ H C IT Y TA X E S burn, Albert Fry, James Estridge, "ug the gursts at the Hotel who owns a large amount of prop­ This Is to notify all persona w|)o George 'Huff, Thojnss Sullivan, W. ' ' “ Pea yesterday. erty and has great faith In the future have not paid their city.takes for A. Pattbhall, Meade Fox, Ingram of Manatee county has Jpst com­ the year 1915, and those prior there­ Guerry, Henty Byrd, Osborne WUp ,^r.' . C. Ward, Osteopathic pleted the erection of a atone rilo cf to that these taxes must now be llama, Vail Lovell. Martin Tem ple, Fira* ‘ National Bank Robert Robinson, Arthur" Dlcldns, fifty-five tons' capacity on his splen­ pnid. 5330-W. fl4-tf John Lee, Jr. A. Staffod, Andrew did home place Just-outside the city -Thb b a matter which you should A glorious tale of 72 days' escaping from Germany. / I* shaking hands limits of Bradentown. This silo is lock after; and 'don't wait for a sec­ Aulln, John Cater Law’too, Alfred keinir v, m“ ny Sanford frjends todqy built of natlvq tock and will last mor ond notice from me, for It will tic a M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, J99 Lewis, Arthur Lewis, M elville C. T yler, J. dmiJ ° me.on ^ furlough from his than a life time. If more people will c o r ly o v * Q u r N o w S & r im i t t t follow M r. Rood’s' progressive' ex­ F. Coates, Ernest Gormlsy, W alter * * !* .* * ° « Unde Sam's naval J. J. DICKINSON, Radfprd, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam . h atatloned atr Key ample It would mean an added 88-tf 1 11 frttent. C ity A tto rn ey , f Pcvehou te, „ H arry Carbon, prosperity for Manatee county. * * v ~f L. * * >tS3 P la n t C ow -Peas Order Seed Now Independent F ertilizer Co.. . y The Train Was Going 35 Miles An Hour— SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR Outwitting the Hun By Liuutaiaat PAT O’BRIEN, R. F. 0. ..ft �Sir THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX my salvation must hove been flefilgncd to show tho way to other*. - CHAPTER II. .11 IEUTENANT 9ATQ'fiRIEN* ooKtat PREFACE. There la a common Idea that tho ngo • f miracles la past Perhaps It Is, but If so, the change must hare come about within the past few weeks— after I c*-., a p e d Into Holland. For If anything Is certain In this life U is this: this book never would hare been written but for the succession o f miracles set forth In these pages. Utricles, luclr, coincidence,' Provl* dence— U doesn't matter much what you call It— ccrjtalnly^played on Impor­ tant part In tho series Of hair-breadth escapes In which I figured during my short but eventful appeardace In the great drama now being enacted across the seas. Without It, all my efforts and sufferings would have boon quite un­ availing. . ‘ ' No ono realises this better than I do and I want to repeat It right here be­ cause elsewhere in these pages I mny appear occasionally to overlook or minimise It: without tho help of Provldenco I would not be here today. Hut this same Providence which brought mo home safely, 'despite all the dangers which beset me, may work similar miracles for others, and It Is In the hope o f encouraging other poor devtls who may find themselves In situ­ ations as hopeless apparently as mine oftentimes were that this book Is writ­ ten. ■ When this cruel war Is over—whlrh I trust may bo sooner than I expect It to be— I hope I shall have an opjwrtunlty to revisit the scenes of my ad­ ventures and to thank In person In nn adequate manner every one who ex­ tended a helping hnnd to me when I was a wretched fugitive. All o f them took great risks In befriending nn es­ caped prisoner and they did It without the slightest hope o f reward. At the same tlmo 1 hope I shall hnvo a chance to pay my compliments to those who endeavored to take 'advantage of my distress. In tho meanwhile, however, I rah only express my thanks In tills Ineffec­ tive manner, trusting that In some mysterious way a copy o f this liook may fall Into the bands o f every one who befriended me. I hope particular­ ly that every good Hollander wlm played tho pnrt o f the Good HnmnrItan to mp so bountifully nftertmy es­ cape from Ilelglum will stV these pages ■nd feel that I urn absolutely sincere when I say that words cannot begin In express my sense of gratitude to the Dutch people. It Is needless for mir to say how deeply I feel for my fellow^prtsoners In Germany who wero less fortunate than 1.1* Poor, poor fellows—they . e the rval victims o f tho war. I hope that every one of them mny soon tie n itored to that freedom whose value I m -tci) fully realised until after I hail had to fight so linrd to regain It. PAT rades, for not one o f them was downed, I am sure, without upholding the bpst traditions o f the It, F, G. Unfortunate­ ly,- however, o f the eighteen wlio salted ou the MeganlC last May, I happened to be the first to fall Into the hands o f tho Huns, and what bcfel) my comrades- after that, .with one ex­ ception, I know only second hand. ' Tito exception was the case o f poor, brave Paul Ilnney—my closest churn— whose last battle I witnessed from my Gorman prison—hut that Is a story I shall tell In'Its proper place. In ono way, however, I think the story o f ray own “ big adventure" and my miraculous escape may, perhups, serve a purpose as useful as that at the heroic fate o f my less fortunate comrades. Their story, It Is true, might Inspire others to deeds o f heroism, but mine;, I hope, will convey the equally valuable lesson of tho folly of despair, Jdany were the times In the course o f my struggles when It seemed abso­ lutely useless to continue. In a hostile country, Inhere discovery meant denthr wounded, sick, famished, friendless, hundreds o f miles from the nearest neutral territory tho frontier o f which wns so closely guarded that even If I got there It seemed too much to hope thnt I could ever get through, whnt wns the use o f enduring further agony? And yet here I am, in the land ot liberty— although In a somewhat ob- O 'U JU E N . nominee, 111., Jonunry M, 11)18. CHAPTER I. , . Tho Folly o f Despair. Lees than nine months ngo eighteen officers o f the Royal flying corps, which Imd been training In Cnnndh, toft for England on tho Mrgunlr. I f any o f them wns over twenty-five* years of-ngo,,ho hnd successfully con­ cealed the fact, because they don’t ncrrpt older men for tho It. F. C. Nine of tho squadron wero Ilrltlsh subjecth ; the other-nine were Ameri­ cans, who, tired o f wnltlng for their •wn country to . lake h er’ place with the nllles, lmd Joined the British colors ti Cnnndn. I wns one nf the latter. We were going to England to earn •or “ wings"— n qualification which nm»t be won before a member o f tho lu F. (X Is nllowcd to hunt the Huns oh the western front. This was th May, 1017. B y August 1, most o f us wero fullfledged pilots, actively engngod at Vari­ ous parts o f the line In dally conflict with the cucmy. By December 13, every man Jnck o f us who had met the enemy In France, with one exception, hnd appeared on the casualty Jlst. The exception‘wns 11 K. lloyoen, an American, who at last report wus fighting on the Italian front still unscathed. Whether Ills good fortune has stood him up to this time I don’ t know, hut tf It has I would be very much surprised. Of tfie Qthcnt^flrejgfireJtllled la ac -. Hen— three Americans, ono Canadian, and one Englishman, Three more wero In all probability killed In action al­ though officially they oiy listed merely, as “ missing.” Ono o f these was an American, ono a Canadian, anil tho thin! s Kcotchman. Three more, two • f them Americans, weitf seriously wounded. Another, a Canadian,, la a prisoner In Germany. 1'know nothing t f .the others. What happened to mo la narrated In • these pages. T wish. Instead, I could , ftril the story o f cat'll o f my brave com- ijag Lieut Pat O’ Brien In the Uniform of the Royal Flying Corps. W k scure corner of It— the little town of Momence, 111., where I wns horn—not very much tho worse for wear after nil I’ve been through, and, ns I write these wools not eight months have passed since my seventeen comrades mid I sailed from Canada on tho Megqnlc. Cun It ho possible thnt I wns spnn-d to convey n message of hope to others \.hu nre destined for slmllur trials? I nm nfnild there will he many o f them. Years ngo I. heard o f the epitaph which Is snld to have been found on u child’s grave: ____ ’ “ Tf I wnB so soon to bo dono for Whnt. O Lord, was I over begun for?" The" wny It bns como to mo since I returned from Europe Is: "If,* O Lord, I was to ho done for. Wlint were my Bufferings o’er begun for?*: . Perhaps tho answer lies In tbo-siiggrstlon I have tnndc. At any rnto. If this record o f my nilventures should prove Instrumeutnl In sustaining others "who need cncoumgomenL I st\nU feel that my sufferings wero not In vain. It In hardly likely that nnyono will quite duplicate my experiences, but I linven’t the slightest doubt that many will have to go through trinls equolly nerve-racking and suffer disappoint­ ments Just as disheartening. _H _w o u ld bo vary for fronv-lhe-mnrji to imagine thnt the optimism which I am prrprldng now so gllhly sultslnwl ino through 'all my troubles. On the contrary, I am free to confess that I frequently gavo way to despair nnd often, for hour* at a time, felt so de­ jected and discouraged thnt .1 really didn’t care what happened to me. In­ dit’d; I rather hoped that itomelhlug would happen to put an end to jny misery. But despite all my despondency and hopeiessness, the worst never hnjw penid, and I cab?t help thinking that T Became a Fighting Scout. • I started flying In Chicago In 1012. I wns then eighteen years old, hut I hnd hnd.a hankering for tho nlc ever since I can remember. ' An a youngster I followed the ex­ ploits o f tho Wrights with tho greatest Interest, although' I must confess I so me Ifines hoped thnt they Wouldn't realty conquer thq air until I had hnd a whack at It myself. I got moro wbucks thuu 1 wus looking for litter on. > Needless to say, my parents wero very, muefr opposed to my risking my. life at what waa undoubtedly at that time one' o f tho roost hazardous “ pas­ tim es"^ young fellow could select, and every time I hnd a smash up or some other mishap I was ordered never-to go near an aviation field again. Bo I went out to California, There another fellow and I built our own machine, which we flew In various parts o f the state. In the early part o f 1010, when trou­ ble was brewing In Mexico, I Joined the American flying corps. I was sent to San Diego, Where the army flying school Is located, and spent about eight months there, hut as I was anxious' to get Into active service and ther^dldn’t seem much chance o f America ever getting Into the war, I resigned nnd, crossing over to. Canada, Joined tho Royal Flying corps at Victoria, B. O. I "was sent* tieCamp Borden, Toronto, first to recelveftnstrucllon at.d later to Instruct Whllo a cadet I made the first Io6p ovef inndc by a cadet In Can­ ada, and after I had performed the stunt I half expected to be kicked out o f the service for IL Apparently, how ever, they considered the source and let It go at that Later on I hnd the satisfaction df Introducing the loop as part o f the regular course o f In structlaq-ioe - cade ts-In -4 h * -J L -F r 0.7 and I want to say right here thnt Camp Borden has turned out sonie of the best fliers -that have over gone to France. In May, 1017, I and seventeen other Canndlnn fliers left for England on the Megnnlc, where we were to qualify for service In Franco. Our squadron consisted o f. nine Americans,-C. C. Robinson, n. A. Mil ler, F. 8. McClure. A. A. Allen, E. R. Garnet, II. K. ltoysen. II. A. Hmecton nnd A. A. Taylor, and myself, and nine Britishers, Raul II.. Raney, J. IL Park, C. Ncltnes. C. IL jfoore, T . L . Atkinsop, F. C. Conry, A. Muir, E. A. L. F. Hinltli utnlA. C. Jot/es. . Within a few weeks nftor our ar­ rival In England nil o f us hod won our “ wings"—the Insignia worn on the left breast by every pilot on the west­ ern front. We were nil sent to n placo In France known as the Pool Pilots Mess. Here mrn gather from nil the training sqimdrons In Canada nnd England and await assignments to the particular squadron o f which they arc to become members. The Pool Pilots Mess Is situated a few miles hnek of tho lines. When­ ever n pilot Is shot down or killed the Pool Pilots Mess Is notified to send an­ other to tnke his plnee. There nre so ninny ciisiinlttes every day tn the R. K. C. nt one point of tho front or another thnt tho demand for new pilots Is quite active, hut when a fellow Is Itching to get Into the fight ns hndly ns I nnd my friends were I must confess thut wo got n little Im­ patient, although we renllred thnt every time n new mini wns called It mennt thnt some one else hnd, in nil probability, been killed, wounded or rnpttired. One morning nn order came tn for 1) Seoul pilot uud ouq.of my friends wus assigned. I can tell you the rest of us were ns envious o f him ns If It were the ItiRt rhnnee nny at us were ever going to have to get to the front. As It wns, however, hnrdly more than three hours hnd elnpsed before an­ other wire was received ut tho mess nnd I woh" ordered to follow my friend. I afterword lenrned thnt ns noon nn he arrived nt the squadron he prevailed upon the commanding. ofilcer o f the squadron to wire for me. At the Pool Pilots’ Mess It wns the custom o f the officers to wear “ shorts" — breeches that* are about eight Inches long, like the hoy scouts wear, leav­ ing u space o f nlmut eight Inches of ope if country between the top of the puttees uud the end of the shorts. The Australians wore them in Sulonlkl and nt the Dardanelles. j 1jly A scout, sometimes called a fighting scout, baa no bomb dropping or-recon* noltering' to dtL nts duty la Just .U> fight, or, as tbQ order was given to nio. “ You aro expected to pick fights nttd not wait until they como to-youl" When; bomb droppers go out oyec the lines In tho dnytlmo n scout squad­ ron usually'convoys them. The bomb droppers fly nt about twelve thousand feet, nnd scouts a thousand feet or so nbovo them. " • ’* „ I f nt any time they should be at­ tacked, It Is tho duty o f the scouts to dive down nnd carry o q jh e fight, tho orders of tho bomb droppers being to go ou dropping bombs nnd not to fight unless they bnyp to. There Is seldom a time that machines go out over the lines on this work In tho daytlmo that they are not attacked at some time or other, sod so tho scouts usually have plenty o f work to do. I d nddltlon to these attacks,-however, thjj squadron Is Invariably under constant bombard­ ment f^om the ground, but that doesn't worry ufi very much, as wc know pret­ ty well how to avoid being hit from that quarter. ^ On my first flight, after joining the squadron, I was taken out over the yues to get a look at things, map out my location In base I was ever lost, locate the forests, lakes and other landmarks and get the general lay o f the land. • One thing that was Impressed upon me very emphatically was the location o f the hospitals, so that-'ln e a s e l was ever wounded nnd had the strength to pick my landing I could land as near as possible to a hospital. All these things' a new pilot «oea through dur­ ing the first two or three days after Joining a squadron. Our regular routine waa two flights a. day, each o f two hours’ duration. A fter doing oar regular patrol, It was our privilege to go off on our own hook If we wished, before going back to the squadron. I soon found out that my squadron wn* some hot squadroP.-QurJljrcrs beThg almost always assigned to speclnl duty work, such as ' shooting up trenches at a height o f fifty, feet from the ground. , I received my baptism Into this kind of work the third time I went.out over the lines, and I would recommend It to anyone who l i hankering for excite­ ment. You are not only apt to bo attneked by hostile aircraft from above, but you are swept by mschlue-gun Ore from below. I hnvo seen some of our, machines come back from this work sometimes so riddled with bullets that I wondered how they over held to­ gether. Before we started out on one of those Jobs, we were mighty careful to see that our motors wero In pcrfoct condition, because they told us the "war bread was bad In Germany." One morning, shortly after I Joined the squadron, three o f us started over the line of our own accord. We soon observed four enemy machines, twoseaters, coming toward us. This type o f machine Is used by the Huns for artillery work and bomb dropping, and we know they wero on mischief bent. Each mnchlno had a machine gun In front, worked by the pilot, and the ob­ server also bad n gun with which he could spray all around. When we first noticed the Huns, our machines were about six mites back of the German lines and wc were lying high up In the sky, keeping the sun heh Iml us, so thnt the enemy could not see us. Wo picked out three o f the machines and dovo down on them. I went right by the man* I picked for myself nnd his observer In tho rear' seat Wept pumping at tiie to heat the hnnd. Nut one o f my shots took effect us I went right down under him, but I turned and gave him nnother hurst of bullets, and down he went In a spinning nose dive, one of his wings going one way nnd one another. As I saw.him crash tn'thc ground 1 knew thnt I hud got my first hostile aircraft. One o f my com­ rades was equally successful, hut tho other two German machines got away. Wc chased them hnek until things got too hot for us by reason o f tho appearnnre o f other German machines, und then we culled It a day. This experience whetted piy appetite * Foe Sale— A bargain Overland 5passenger touring car, bought new August, .1918. Thoroughly o ver­ hauled In April this year, extra tire and rim. Ajldreis Overland, care Heraldr:----- ■■ • ■ * ~ 89-Btp 2, m y— Wanted—Job shop madilnUu Muat be goed lathe man. Stanton Fdy. & Mchy. C’c , Paliitka, F!„ ____ >■ 80-Htc .Watch F o u n d -16 Jewel 1U11L No. I B I l M S t ; . 18 , For Sale— Fine set of ferns and get same b y paying cost of ad. S(4 boxes cheap, A b o a lot of fine fur­ A. J. C oulter, Jeweler, Sanford Ave. niture, tools and water barrels. Jas. S9-2tp C. Harris*. ■ • 89-2tp~ A - B U M it lM 8 l8 llt l Itln h f U. 8. Land Uffirt at Gain* vilt,. n , _ . For Sale— New 8 ft. log cart. 0. Nolle* la h trrb y alvaa Ih it VCrar'i'liVi C. Bryant, Wagner, .Fla. 9fl-3tp of Oaneva. Fla. who un M»y -3 iliei For Sale— Dost corner lot In M arkh im Park Heights, 66x130 feet. A bargain. You cfn ’ t afford to over­ look this. Lym in H. Frank, city. 84-3tp’ For Sale— Maxwell 7-passcnger touring car. Bargain. Also a Singer Sewing machine almost new. En­ quire Herald Office. 88-4tp mada llo m a a tiid Entry, N i. 01 !»•'•> , KE>* of B E '* £*e. SO, N U of n J',* ’ *°J N E f f ot NW>». Sattton 29, Town.h o’ -o a4 Rani# 32 E .; Tallahaaaai M aridl.- k.S: fll*d nttlea of Intrntlon to maha Thrti ejsls. to IfaY . S T a C K dartrlbad. bafora Clark « leantt Court IT Florida oa th . lath day of Ju iJi Claimant namaa at w ltn r....; W. M. CoUlar o Ganata, Fla. Praaton Ftowara ot Otntva. Fla. Charlaa II. Btawart ot Utnava, Fla tnia C. Durirta ot G .n .ra , ria . ^ ' « O B T . W. IJA V 1S, St-Tuta A Frl-lOte * »t**«atar For Sale— Pair good mules, wagon, cutaway harrow and plow. Reason­ able price. D. V. Warren, .Lake Monroe, Fla. 88-6tp Let Me Examine Your Eyes For Sale— Fresh milch cow. R. L. Garrison, Sanfofd. 89-3tc . F O ItilE N T For Rent— Furnished or unfur­ nished home. A rp ly Herald Office. ‘ ' BO-tf F r e> — V-v - - o:ns ;fc r 11. h. ho tfe-ivi; 1 k - * 2 L . t ie l'- . v * , * a * * Furnlihed Rooms hy 'Day, Week or Month— Park avenue Flat. 105 North Park avenue,- over L. R. Phil­ ips Si C>. drug j t i f i M n . C. C. Hart, manager... . 30-tf For Rent— Three office -* rooms fronting on •First'itreet.* Most d e­ sirable offices in city. Several other good office rooms In same building. Y o w ill Sc Speer. ’ 23-tfc I kora lira adaattfia attramral. far . . datamlalax aad Ika G U S .SL S r« twrarttag aay aad aU dafccta ot .1* aau NO M ATTER (ha aatara at yaar caaa. If ya w GLASSES da aal auli jaa parfectly, tall ao ma. I Bl aay aya lhal rrayaada la U(bt. Yaa a t. LaGlad la can far caamltallsa „ _ — (— .— aad ad 1 It f.____ . U ______ . r-' DR. E .S . H O F F M A N Wanted— Any number of young I iga or good sows. Red Duroc Jerrey or Tamworth. N ot thorough­ breds but of good stock. Zetlwood Florida Farms Co., Zollwood, Fla. *89-3tc Wanted praition hy hoy of 17. Can give gooti references and bond if necessary. Address 819 Elm St. OOCULINT'OPTICIAN Oriaada, Flo rid. 2S Weal Chart h S ' Will rcr.t or zcll n y mule nrd wagon cheap to some reliable party. t♦m Jas. C." HsrrLsa. ’ .... 89-2tp W ANTED , * »♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ««a a a »* 1 HOTEL NEPTUNE •‘Fronting on the Ocran" SHORE D INNERS A S P E C IA L T Y Family Rates D A Y T O N A BEACH. FLA Ocean Ave. and Earl Sts. Mr*. 6 . A. PAKKKH 9 0 - 2 tp 1GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENTr“ l THEY W ILL BRING BACK • • r Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments Are the Best 2 (Continued on Page 7) JL .1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING When the order enmo In for me,-I ''♦ j Imd tliesu "shorts" on, and I didn’t have time to chnnge'lnto other clothes. AU L ocjlI Advertisements Undei Indeed, I wns In such a swent1to get his Heading THREE CEN f> t to tho front (hat I f I hnd been In my pujnmns I think I would hnvo gotio LlneFbr Each InierUon. Minittiun thnt wny. As It wns. It wns raining Charge 25 Cent*. and I threw idi overcoat over me, * - 1 In anawering an advertlaement Jumped Into the machine, nnd wo made record time to tliu airdrome to which where no name la mentioned In the I hnd been ordered to report. «d, please do nbt ask The Herald As I alighted from tho automobile for Information as to the Identity of my overcoat blew open nnd dlsplnycd the advertiser. Usually we do not my manly form attired In ’.’shorts’’ In­ know who the advertiser is’ 'find I* stead o f In the regulation flying we da wo arc not allowed tn give breeches, and the sight aroused con­ out this Information, Simply write siderable commotion In camp. — ^Must-be—a—YonkeeT' r ovrrtiPHTtl' a -le tt-r-a n d —address- tt a* per lnr one officer say to another ns I ap­ itrurtion* In the ad. ■ proached. "No one but a'Yankee would, FOR SALE bnvo the cheek to show up that way, you know 1" ' For Sale— Two fine farm horses, Rut they laughed goOd-naturedly as also* good buggy horses. W ill sell { I cams up to them, and welcomed me j cheap for cash. Address P. O. Box-' to the squadron, and I wns soon very ! ,, fl«rlf much st home. . -* ■ I No, 1426, City. My squadron was one o f four sta* For Sale— House on Installments. Uoncd at an airdrome about eighteen Small cash payment. Balance to miles back of the Yprea line. There suit purchaser. 208 Third St. Ad­ were 18 pilots In our squadron, which was a scout squadron, scout machines dress R. F. A. Box 113, Sanford. * 88-tfc carrying but one man. | American Standard Version m • f Attractive - Compact - Readable - Durable Emphasized with the words of Chriat printed In bold face type. Strongly and neatly bound in Khaki colored Moroccogroined Waterproof Kerotpl—flexiblojimp jover.-emhoafled hnek bonus.-. rountTramere,' Khnki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed American Flag in colors on the outside front cover. Printed on specially etrong Bible paper. Only 3 x 4 # inches and just # an inch thick. Type ifl plain and clear— scI d pronouncing. The Four Great American Hymns ere printed end bound with this Sailors and Soldiers Testament. HELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN This Sailors, and Soldier Testament*, neatly pr.cked, ready for mailing, given with a years.sub- <£O C f ) B c r ip tio r i to the Salford HenOd for........... �r ia tu n * . W*T , o f *eti lnK Jown Into IS? I f US,nl, ” r7 o f,« »>/ both IL « h*bS! ‘ nrT lrc* "kill aDd cour. J f L f f , 1?* pl,ot n,#k,nK •» If he ever « P « r l i to* come out alive. A spin bolhA mode by a pilot Intentional look, exactly like a M o that la mJ e by ■•machine actually being .hot on* o e « r knows whether It Is forced or Intentional until the pilot ! *h*rf f *hU h,# “ ■chine and comes out of It, or crashes to the ground. Another dire similar to this one Is iSmWn/ \ i n*t ,he pl#,n d,T«- Asl ie u t e n a n t fat . . -I - O’BRIEN i m i l - r — ------- i‘ ... nforTbf the same kind, anTTdid constructed to. withstand the-ehorL , have long to wait. . »'rcMur® forced against the it maj be well to explain here Just w*ng». nnd they consequently crumple i t * Spinning now bend la. A 'few °Dwars ago the spinning nose dive wta If. loo, In an attempt to straighten Laddered one of the mbit dangerous * the machine, the elevators should bethlnn * pilot cott,<1 ■“ <* 00100 ftffected, as often happens'In mtay men were killed getting Into this trying to bring a machine out of n mlo and not knowing how to come dive, the strain Is again too great on cut of it- In fact, lots of pilots the wings, and there Is the same d!tUooght that when once you got Into Mtrous result. Oftentimes, when the a rplnnlng nose dlvo there wta no patrol tank Is punctured by a tracer «sr of coming out o f I t It Is now bullet from another machine In the nied, however, In actual flying. . j Mr, the plane that Is hit catches on TtV machines that are used In j flr® and either gels Into a spin or a France are controlled In two ways, atrnlght dlvo nnd heads for tho earth, both by hands and feet, the feet hundred* of miles an hour, n mass of working the yoke or rudder bar Homo, looking like a brilliant .comet w h i c h controls the rudder;, that steers In tho sky. _ ‘ % the machine. Tho lateral controls T he 'Pinning nose dlvo Is used to isltlng fighting' thsy winled, but R d id n ot Tuesdays At 7(00. wtlctfme. appeal to me, though they lire la them O. L. Taylor through many a long night and X bed Secretary artillery. A man sits up In the baJ* to about five .thousand feet. Some* only sought shelter there for A t«w . loon with a wireless apparatus and dl* times they are shot up one after an* minutes. Monroe Cftapler Ns. Jfi, U. i • , ... : . *• recta tho firing or the guns. From his other In strings of- about eight.:and After the Oermani had completed — U w U every second and fourtl point of vantage he can follow-the they arv one of the hardest things to demoVlthed my mschlno and ceased d ty in Masonic Hall over the J work of his own artillery with a re* go through. I f they hit the machine, firing, I waited.there m abort time, 1 heatfK Visiting companions w F. Mil] markable degree of accuracy and at it la bound to catch Are and then the ftirlng perbapi they might send over * O. L.-Taylor the same time he can observe the die- jig is up, •* ■ ‘ • my*a movements and report them. j All the time, too, X was being at- alL But .evidently they concluded S mlnole Chapter 3, Order Eaafera'Sta Al acts every first and third Thbrtfday • The Oermans are very .good at this ^tacked by "Archie”—the antiaircraft enough shells had been wanted on one work, and they use a great number of faun. I escaped the machine guns and man. I crawled out cautiously, shook In each month. Kveryone who h|s seen these balloons. It was considered a j the "flaming onions^ but "Archie," the the mud off, and.I looked over In the hi- btar tn the East art cordially fo m U very Important part of our work to ‘ antiaircraft fire, fot me four hr five %rc£Uon where my machine had once to visit this chapter. Alice E. Robbins, Sei'y been. There wasn't enough left for a The Samerd Coaactl K . o f Cs 'djtofcnt souvenir, but nevertheless I got .af*w, "such as they, were," and read­ Mee* j the 2nd Sunday. 8 p. m., and the ily observing that nothing could be 4th Sunday 8 p. ro., aac. raonthrfSt K. Y done with what was left, I made my ol C. HallT OakAve. .. C. L. Britt, Fin. S^e’y. *\ w iy back to Infantry headquarters, where I was able to telephone In a Phoenix l,rtf|r No A, K . Of P. M'-t-fr tt-ror.d and Iturlh Ti<e»'diy*. A little later one of our automo­ Mrillng knights always welcome* O. J.MtJlo* biles came out after me and took me H. McLauIln K. R. and 8. , , . C. a . bade to our airdrome. Most of my squtdron thought I was lost beyond * Sanford Lodge No. 27,1. O. O. F. doubt, and never expected to see me [' evening at 7:30 again; but my friend, Paul naney, bad n Masonic Hall, I Visiting brother* held out that I. was all righ t and as cordially Invited I was afterwards told, said, "Don't J. F. McClelland J. D. Dorosy N. 0. ____ R. 8ec. send for another pllot} that Irishman will be back. If he has to walk.” And Gate City Camp No. 6, W. O. W be knew thnt the only thing that kept MeeU second and fourth Wednesday mo from walking was the fact that oar oigliU In each month. own automobile had been seat out to F. L. Miller J.,F. Hoolshaa Clerk ' * ‘ . Council Commander bring me home. ” _ 40 ' ‘ I hnd lots to think about that day, of Carpenters an* and I had learned many things; ono United Brotherhood Jolnera of America was not to have too much confidence Sanford Local Union No. 1761 meets In my own ability. One o f tho men In first and third Thursday night at T the squndron told me that I hnd bet­ o’ clock In the M. W. A. Hall. Pico Blk. ter not take those chances; that It J. W. 0. Singletary W. W. Van New •See.Trcns. President was going tn he n long war nnd I would have plenty of opportunities to Celery City Aerie No. 1883 be killed without deliberately "wishing Meeting every 2nd & llh Wednesday them on" myself. Later J was to learn night St So'docK. Eagle Homo, Oak Ave the (ruth o f his stntcinent. Visiting Brothers Welcome C. C. Woodruff Thnt night my "^Ight”—ench squad­ 2. E. Hogan __ Worthy-Proaldent .Secretary ron J i H. I1, O. H. Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet first anil third Wednesday night at Elks Home, North Park Avenue. . F. S. Frank • LEGAL ADVER1ISING O’Brien StsmUng Beside the First Machine in Which He 6aw Active Service. CHAPTER III There’ s Nothing Like it for Results “I am ghid you arc using the Long I Distance Bell TeleL ” phone in ^pur business. There’^notli- * . ing like it for saving time and traveling ex­ penses. It is the source of direct profit and satisfying results. ' . • ’ , ■ ■ ,1 "Very, often I talk to salesmen and to customers on important matters. That s one advantage of the Bell Telephone. You can sit ih your office and bring the world to "Thanks for the order. By using the Long Distance Telephone you enable us to save twenty*four hours on the shipment. Yes, it certainly is wonderful.” . . ,fc.. ‘ , —* « , - m f* : ■ * , • a a '« 0 ems? the lines nt n low nltltutle, fiy- <>u the nmti rTiiI covering the wliigs. ng ho near the ground Hint the mati None of llielr MmtH hurt me until cltli tlie antiaircraft gnu enu't bother I w ^h nhnut u mile from our liar*, am! ou. You fly along until you get to the then they hit my motor. Fortunately, evel o f the balloon and If, In the ‘I Mtlll hml nllilmle enough tn drift on iieniitlme, they tmve not drawn the to our own Hide of the lines, for my inlljion down, yon open fire on II iiiiiI motor wiih mnijiletely out of commlHhe bullets you use will set it on fire . .inn. They Just raised the dickens f they hind. « llh me nil the time I wiih descendTlie other way Is to fiy over where tug, nnd I began to think I would ou know the hnlloons to lie, put your strike the ground 'before crossing the nnchlne In n spin so thnt they enu't tine, hut there wnn n slight wind In dt you, get nhpvc them, spin over the my favor, mid It curried me two miles inlloon mid then open fire. In going behind our lines. There the lmllnons lack over the line you cross nt n few i had gone out to get hml the sullRfnclundred feet. tlm^ of ''plji polnllng" me. Through This Is mm o'L the hnrilesl Jobs In the directions wldch they were able to he service. There Is less dnngcr In ^iv,, to their artillery they commenced ittneklng mi enemy's nlrcrnft. shelling my iniirhlne where It lay. <lim t ti ■ in rorifVU t mill! the p ro v isio n s of N e v e r t h e le s s , I had mnde op niv , Tills pnrllcuhy work Is In direct the ^in t! f *dln#»tr** lor arol ih# sam e ure hereby nlud to either get those hnlloons or fire of their nrllllery, nnd Ihey nre ' is in al< d V a a -d on f rw» rcadlAg by T i t y C o u n cil by nake them descend, nnd I only hotted used Just ns the nrllllery observation m njm ily v l I o. h t mv« tlrg mf Ihff 3rd day of lint they would stny on the Job until olrplnnes nre. . Usually two men nre June. A. t».‘ I r i h . |*ei««d f*n aaraind Mfidirg by C i t y Council hnd n chance nt thenl. stationed In each hiillonn. They nsrend by majority vote at meeting of I hi* 3rd day When bur two hours' duly wns Op, to n height o f several thousand feet of June. A . I> 11113. I'asscd on (b ird reading by C i t y Council herefore, I dropped out of the fonnn- about five miles behind their own lines by majority v n tr of all m tm b cts of said Ion us wo crossed the lines nnd turned nnd are equipped with wireless nnd C ity Council a t m uting of th r 3rd day of A. Ih HMU. rack again. ' signaling apparatus. They watch tho June. At teal JA R. C. H O U K H T R * I wan nt a'height of 18,000 feet, con- hurst of their own nrllllery, check up Idernhly higher thnn the hnlloons. the position, get the rqnge, and direct limiting my motor off,' I dropped down tho neyt shot. hrtmgh the'clouds, thinking to find When conditions nre favorable they he hnlloons at about five or six miles nre able to direct tins shots ho nccuN O T IC E telilnd tlie (Jermnn linen.. m trly that It I h quick work deNtroylng z pelit'on K*> (wen" prrM flOa Just ns I cmno out o f the cloud the object o f their attack. It wan such li> th» It u ir il of County ('o m m ln lo n tt* t th a t a aptrU I aUctlon li* ra lltil In ranks 1 saw below me, about n Hum- n hnlloon ns this thnt kot my position, Prayln rmlnol* ro u n ty to dMtrtnln* t h r quMtlon and feet, a two-seater hostile rnn- marked me out, called for an artillery • hrlhri- ro m p u laiiry • iilr m a llc t l r k r ia d lilwork nr ruraputaory d lp p ln x ol raltl* bine doing artillery observation and shot, nnd .they commenced Hhelllng tny •lion h i l l lw r a r r ln l on in Rrm inolr ro u n ty wllh llrectlng tlie German guns. This wns machine where It lay. If 1 hnd gut nnd undrr t h * ro-upriaUan o l I k , S lit * a Stork S a n it a r y llrard. t u point ntmut four miles behind the the two hnlloons Insteml of the atr- Ll«And w h rrraa a prlltlon haa W o n prrarntfd jermnn lines. plane, I prohnhly would not have lost to thla board ro n la ln la s th* n a m r i of C t r U r t o r a aaklnx th at aald »l*rtlon Evidently the Oermnn n r tlll«y raw iny machine, for he would In all probn* qualiflrd L * railrd. ne nnd put out ground slgnum to nt- hlllty have gone on home nnd not holhT h rrrfu rr, l » it rvaolrrd t h a t a ip*r'»l rtlo n bw a n d th* *am* i* h r r r b y railed mct ibe Hun machine's attention, for crcil about getting my range nnd caus- •U and ordered to b* held throughout Seminole raw the observer quit his work und Ing the destruction of my machine. rounty on th a IC th day of July-, A . 1>. f'dS t th* **T *ral poltia* place* w here Ih * lait ;rah |ils gun, while their pllot stuck I landed In n pnrt o f the country ageneral election waa held in iie m ln n l* roan* he nose of his mnchlnc Mralght that was literally covered with shell iswn. holes. Fortunately my machine was But they were too late to escape tue. not badly damaged by the forced landwas diving towahl them nt a speed log. 1 leisurely got out, walked aroum) r prohnhly two hundred miles an It to aee what the duroage wiyi, nnd lour, shooting all the time ‘as fart as concluded that It could be cosily re­ missible. Their only chance Iny In P«lrsd. In fact, I thought If I could ho possibility thnt the force of my And a space long enough between shell 1rive might break my wings. 1 knew bole* to get w stnrt before leaving the ny danger In that direction, but as ground that I would be able to fly on mm as I came out of my dlte the from there. I uiih would have their chance to get I was stilt examining my plano*and N O T IC K Dida *IU l-e i.e e lv r d at th* r iu t * r meal mi. nod I knew 1 hnd to get them first considering tho matter o f a few slight lr>( ol Ibe H o ard o f‘County UoromfaaoDrra nil take a chance on my wings hold- repairs, without any particular thought la Auiuat for th * openln* ol th * o m l l u J . ug-out._______________ ,__ _______* for-my-own-tMtfely-lprthat-uiurtutci'teir Fortunately some of my Brat bullets ound their innrlc. and I was able to omo out of my dive at about four Iiourand feet. They, never came out fth elra l -y But right then cnme'thq hottest «H- Every Bell Telephone U a Long DUtance Station. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH COMPANY u'lr) * m il Hi ili** f ‘if> of f'mnfind. Flo* Id*." W htira* t h r €'It y r« u n d l of th«* city of JSiuhtrifd, F lo rid a . Imin gr f1111>' ml v l« d In I fir » -!<mit«a artrt n fltr «|u*- ron sltlrraf loft an«l i t. ** aIif ■tIts n • ilw ln It * i| .n l t r n l . AiltUaldr and tn I l i l » * • f tritrf»ai§ *»irl r || y of fan* Jufil* l i t fid * , to alv i tllarnn.I inu< aud ahantf* n aa jiuiillV a tn « i* and tditifciyr In I fir r lly of Fanforil. th r rtrlaln it r r r t i, a en tira, alo y* ami liie Itw »>■ mora* I»ar 11xulai y In SrrTfon i this rrrilnanfvt S’ o a * t h r f r f u fr, hr U n fila in ril Mi) ihr C",ty ('ounri'l «*I tfir t it j »i f <*f *1, F lo ftd a» c rrt.i«n ! T h a t all a v r iiu n , al­ ls >« a rid high a a* « fri t fir r utirfirtl and uard si jiu b lir M f h t a y i or not, in thr city of Fanfnrd. F lo rid a , and loi-Atr*! he I wren th r main llnr- of thr Atlantic <’o*at Una m ilr o x l ih d Ih r T n lly U n n r h of i i l' l \tlantlr f‘oaiit U n r HaUroad and raat nf a lir.s* «|i trf Ihr *| is a, Ut|lnnlne nt • (odnl at t fir sriUthrftst rorn rr of ItTork Klghty t»n Ih'Jl if M. M * Smith** H u b tlivlilan i f b I1 that pari of Hk i Ior T%» »nl >-444 van Uaf l y ir r muth of O rtlrudr 'k v rn u r1 and that part t'f th«* v a s t half <d Krftfon T * rh ty -* l* t"'*) lying ao u th nf (iartfud* a u n u r and Atlantif C o i A U n e llailrnad Co m p an y* ahd Ih r N jy of N U of Ftrtlon T h irty -fo u r 111), and N U *«f : J W ' ( of Hrclfon Thlrfy-flvr all in Toksnahlp N in rtrrn <l!») auulh,* llanyv T h irty •r*Ui east, according to plat of said •utnltvialnn uf rtford In th r public rrfurdu of flrn n g r mtinfy* F lo r id a , In I'fat : II rmk " IF * at p a g r 21 thrrrnf, an d of rrrord tn thr public rtcurds i'l H rm ln olr ri«untj. Florida, in F la t It i***k 1. pajrr f*S tbrfwnf; run thrnrr t** n o rlfi*r« l rornrr i»f Itforls R& i id stilt M. M Smith's siibdlvialon thi-nrr aouth on Ih** a r i l Urn* of Illorka Hf», and hT, tsi thr tight of stray of thr T r ilb y llranrh id said A tla n tic <*oa»t Urn* lla ilrn a d , abd alt l l t r r l i , R v rn iira . allrva H id Mghwaya .of an y aul-dl* i*it»n or «ubdm*h>n* of any por** lion or portion* id any land ly lg g *ait of the o i l l lc r i l i d lira and iiwt» ftn tht it a in !|rr of anid Atlantic Coast U n c Italln ad ar.tl fh “ T r ilb y llranrh of amid Atlantic r *a*t I J f r i<tiilr*»ad, w hstlxr o|>«*ncd and l id aw puli it* I ighw ajs or not, lie, and the .irt r »rr hi fcl-y dcflarrd to be ■bohabed, b, -i,ted, dbcoiiitinti«A| and abandoned as t u1 lie vfpiots an d high*ays of th e said city «f y*nfnfd. F lo rid a . • Fertlnn 2. T h n t at! ufdlnLn-e* or parti of my, tllve hml brought me within reach of the machine guns from the ground, and they also put n barrage around me of shrapnel from antiaircraft guns and I had tin opportunity to "ride the hc.rrrfjn" ns they call It In tho R. F. 0. To unkt) the situation more Interest- spot.' wl»en a shell came whitting through the air,, knocked mo to the ground and landed a few feet aWny. It had’ no aooner struck than I rondo n run for cover and crawled Into a shell hole. X would have liked to get farther away, but I didn't know where the' next ahell would burst, and I thought I was fairly safe there, so I squatted down and let them blase ■way. ' The only damage * I suffered was from the myd which splattered up In my (See and over my clothes. That w a i . P I Introduction-to a_sh*l.L bp]e. tn r-h om -W atB*i: tn O lh H flU a* p *r orljinal • u rv r y . aarre to b* op,red t h ir t y I *t wld* Ultbta t * M r t * d to ra,*ct a n y a n d a ll bida _•_____; E . A. D our. L A S H , . 4 SANfORDLODGES 4 0. L. Taylor O ak Avenue Between 3 rd and 4th St Y O U are in t e r e s t e d in RING BOOKS! They arc usctl in every Ur., of business by Salesmen, Ot ficc Men, Doctors, I.rvy'cra Ministers, St-dcats— by tv cryone w h o must h iv e r. bocl ■thatvombtricn-' ' Sheets cr.n be obtained m time, ruled in eipht stytrs. Ecuud in b o ; .untltyTI Sanford, Florida � 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, 1918 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, July 02, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 02, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 02, 1918; <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/d47427082c27a03bffcbea4d91039608.pdf d7e21a4b0427ca1f935519917d6da44f PDF Text Text ON TUESDAYS PUBLISHED \ SEMI-WEEKLY and jn w m IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SEC' TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1*18 VOLUME IX AUSTRIANS • • • . • ' 02202111 C IN RETREAT • • . be given the proper-consideration Red Cross Picnic at Chulnola And Sanford Has The Best Still, it must be remembered that Seminole County W i l l Do Anticipated with much pleasure Italians Take 45,000 Prison­ German Propaganda Seeks Site In Florida the man. over age, the boy not yet and interest It the basket picnic th at * Her Part ers And Supplies ,\v To Scare Labor of age, and the women, can do the will be given under the auspices of Sanford will make a atrong bid farming'for the draft age men while ThU U the week ofthe big drive Chuluota Branch A. R. C. on the for the location of the government Washington, June 24.—Capture of The recent order of Provoet Mar- they are at the front. 45,000 prisoners and enormous for War Savings Stamp* and under Fourth of July at the old still be­ dehydratiqp plant th at will ba lo­ .h«| Genera! Crowder, commonly The time has come for every man stores of war material by the Italians the able leadership of Hon. Schelle tween Oviedo and Chu.uota, There cated somewhere In the south and known M the "work or fight” order, Maine*, the county chairman, the hu been productive of much specu­ to do his part, honestly and fully in In their counter-offensive, which has captains and their squads are out will be fishing and swimming and preferably in Florida whera food lation, and of still more of what this war. He is given opportunity driven the Austrians across the working HkeiTroJana to round up the games of all sorts to enliven the fun products can be manufactured b y and frolic of the. occasion to aay this modern proceas.of removing th e lffms to us like propaganda work of to engage in "some productive agri­ Pisve, Is announced in an official Investors in the baby bonds. nothing bf ice cream and all sorts water from all kinds of fruits and cablegram received today by the cultural or other necessary indus­ ; German origin. . try,” or he must enroll as a'fighter. Italian embassy from Rome. It looks like a tremendous Job to of good things to help awell tho local vegetable*, drying them and reduc­ The order Is to make every man In ’ ing their bulk for the double purpose "Offensive .operations by our djg up $200,000 for these stamp* treasury! . But with all the need for this, let • business get out and go to the of providing a supply of food foe Chuluota folks a)e noted for their here In Seminole county after so troops began Sunday," says the dis­ trenches. 'The reason for this it be remembered, the government the army and navy that will keep many drives have been made but the famous cntertalrvjknts % and this patch. "After violent artillery^ oper­ "scare” being of course to discourage is going to do nothing that will stag­ ations that destroyed all bridges ex­ great encouragement that ia being promises to be equal to any other any length of time and occupy a burinesa as much as possible, to nate business, or that will impede much smaller space for transporta­ cept one, the infantry drove forward met by the solicitors would Indicate given in the p u t. throw the business of tho United the progress of production in this that Seminole will again come to the country, for the order itself declares: with Irresistible Impetus. The Chuluota Branch, under the able tion. ’ States into a panic. That Sanford is the logical point "Local and district hoards must flooded Pisve contains thousands of front and do her part as ever. Just leadership of Mrs. Chas. D. BrumEvery American, who is a truly consider cases of withdrawal of de- enemy corpses. Divisions which a vyord or two about the War Sav- ley—ass i*ted-by-aJ faithful -corps of- for thfi-plant-bsn bem ost-***iljnnt$“ American at heart knows that this .IcHuLdMeifica tlen_An iLJ it 5__or<ler had passed the Pisve were deck inga-Stamps-thafc'BlI'lhould'roilfl! workers is one of' the most active consistently explained to the govern­ It is a mistake to look upon War Branches. in the Chapter. There ment and* those officials who will In — Bgovernment » —gulng-t o-do-nothing numbers, with sympathy and com­ mated by our artillery and infan­ U t — ’ — Savings Stamps as small change should he n big contingent from San­ the near future come here to inspect to paralyse business, for upon the mon sense. try." • business of the country depends the Montcllo was attacked in three gleaners intended only to raise a few ford to help along the frolic. the different sites for this Immense In other words the government is financing of the war. It would be columns. Enemy lines were broken of the innumerable millions needed plant and the city that obtains thin Impossible to finance our needs going to he as fair and honest with at Celia Della and Madonna and the great undertaking to which we plant will be most fortunate as the - Mrs. David H. Roberts through the accumulation of past you us it expects you to lie with it. Nervcsa were re-orcupied, From are~cdmmlttcd. We do not measure plant_will be in operation not only Friends of Mrs. J. D. Robert* and during the war but afterwards. years or months, with all business nt The phrase "work or fight" should Maserada to Sardlna the- Austrians the value of these investment me­ a standstill, or suspended until the he chnngcd to read what it really first resisted our attacks desperately, diums by the amount of money so of her son, David B. Robert* will There is no better system in the mar is ended. The most urgent call menns, "produce something neces­ hut linully were forced to retreat to obtained. Wc measure it rather by learn with regret of the death of world for the preservation of fruitn the universal nature of the appeal Mr. Roberta* young .wife, which oc­ and vegetables snd the government that this government has sent out is sary, or light."—Tainpa Tritium-. the left hank. • • which the stamps make, BP appeal curred at CInry, Ind., Saturday is wisely Invcatigstlng every phase the one to keep business going, nnd "Hattie continues fiercely Sin the that brings the message and the morning nt five o'clock. going strong. of the dehydrating system with tho Sardonn sector. Forty-five.thousand Hed Cross S. O. S. meaning of the war to every indi­ Mrs. Robert* underwent a serious view of using it now and in the fu­ The order applies only "to those prisoner* and enormous booty cap­ Will the members of Seminole vidual of thinking age in the United operation on Wednesday from which who are of draft age, and who-are ture. tured by Italians. County Chapter. A. It. C., whose States of Amcricn. *hc did not rally. Telegrnm* were not exempted through physical dis­ "American airmen displayed great This plant means that hereafter Those who regard the sale of War received by the family here an­ instead of endeskoring to save the ability, who have no dependents or dues arc payable in April, May and bravery in the first encounters. who are not engaged in some pro- June, either send their dues to the Lieut. Young, attacked by two Aus­ Savings Stamps as a side enterprise nouncing her drnth. wasted crops by canning and pre­ Mrs. Roberts wa* 2fl years of age serving with all the added expense of durttve occupation. The keynote of secretary or notify her if the want trian chasers was obliged to land on or as something that appeals mainly their names dropped from the roll? to children totally miss The purpose and wan Miss May Brown of Gary cans and jars and sugar and fuel and the order, is "Productiveness." the lower Piavo.” behind a plan which is one of the before her marriage three years ugo other added expenses thkt the fruitn Only a few more days now before Those who have married since war Hope is felt here that a substan­ and vegetables will be dehydrated was declared are not taken out of the first of July, at which time-a re­ tial part of the Austrian army will best thus far evolved for- war pur­ to Mr. Roberts. _ She was popular with a large circle which means that the water will be tire protected list and must stand vised report of the membership must be destroyed and the force escaping poses. In the last analysis the sell­ their chances of going as though be sent to the Southern Division will he so greatly demoralised as to ing of those stamps is the fitting of of friends who will mi*s her kindly extracted from them and they will they were unlncumbored, except for A. It- C., and the government with he* useless for offensive purposes for the whole nation to sustain the bur­ ministrations and active friendship. be sun cured or air dried by patent den of the war. It is the application The sympathy of many ..Sanford process and all of tha surplus crop® certain real rcasflns • which the gov­ the annual report of Chapter af­ months to come. of war finance of the principle of friends goes out to the sorrow strick­ that are now going to waste will not fair*. --Attention to this matter will ernment will allow. . Some officers here feel that the universal service. It aim* to enlist en husband and family in this their be canned but dehydrated and put" In Productiveness is the word on be greatly appreciated. Italians should content themselves all of the American people to direct hour of grief. form that will keep them indefinitely Twenty-one members were drop­ with inflicting all possible damage support of that gallant minority which every applicant will be tried. for the use of the army and navy ped from the roll .on June 1st. If he he engaged in something mere­ upon the retreating enemy, and among them who have answered the A llrsullfnl Thought and the people In this and other This is the last call to those who should not seek now to extend their calls to arms and prepared them ly as n dispenser or a server or a To one of our fine. Red Cross lead­ countries. guide, ot such like, he will not he have signified their intention to re­ lines to the other side of the Piave. selves for the firing line. ers’ has come this lovely in*piralion: exempt. If he he engaged in man­ new but have failed. Sanford is in the very heart of the The war will be won by steady, That when, the one-minute signal Confidence nt Home that war may ' Mrs. It- A. Terheun. Secy. ufacturing any material of real use fruit and vegetable district of Flor­ be brought to a victorious close this persistent endeavor rather than by sound* for saluting the colors there "... Seminole County Chapter.in this war or engaged in the produc­ ida and with the river and rail trans­ year if the Allies give the Italians a sputta and spasmodic exertion. Wc shall go up from the hearts of our tion of food, or in tho production of portation eyetems here, with the have had great and admirable outfull measure of support In the of­ womanhood a prayer: clothing or munitions, then -evident­ miles o f' brick roads radioing In burta of effort In liberty loan cam­ To Those Who Are Canning fensive which has been launched every direction and with all the ben­ ly he will not be taken. The test Is, paigns, and later we shall witness • "God bless our boys! against the Austrians, la reflected in Plcsso let me have a report. by Make them Thy boys, Docp tho business produce a neces­ official wireless dispatches received sudden and tremendous efforts In Through every day—through every, efit,* of Improved methods of farming means that Sanford will be the site sity and can the business run well July l i t of all fruits and vegctah.ea today from the Italian capital. battle. Hut we rely upon.soroething put up in Seminole county, whether night for this big plant if our people will without you? . These messages say the Austrinn else as the main spring of our wnr The strong man, of proper age, canned, brined or dried, and state Ip retreat across the Piave, in which enterprise. That something else is Mny they be precious In The sight, get behind the Sanford Board of Trade In Its efforts to Interest tho For Jesus' sake.* Amen." who is clerking in a dry goods store terma of quantity: Chat is in quarts the Italians have already taken 45.­ the steady and sustained expenditure rather than numberof containers, .government and.go after this plant will not be held as a producer, the 000 prisoners has beconc a veritable of national energy at- all limes and pproximating, if necessary. A wet or dry election will be held | with the Idea that It must come strong man of. proper age who is en­ rout hut that information from se­ under all conditions. That alone Glvo jellies snd pickles se arately in Okeechobee county August 3. gaged as a stenographer or type­ This dehydrating plant cret sources shows that many divi­ makes decisive victory possible in writer will not be held as a pro­ and quantity- of fruits and veget­ sions of German troops have been- battle. The buying of War Savings Several attempt* have been made much to our section and to »ince thla new county haa been cre­ state and with Sanford’a claims prop­ ducer, and In this matter the clerks ables left from last season mention detached from the front In France stamps ayatematirully a nd con i ated to force the holding of this erly classed and placed beforo tha ously correspond* to the work done in government employ, young men separately. and arc being ruahed to the aid of election. Legal proceedings were government it, Is certain that the en­ Please write or telephone me. in the trenches and behind the line* who have gone Into thU service the Austrian army. ' . when "there is nothing-of import­ brought before Judge Donnell some tire state will assist Sanford in obprobably to avoid the front will have Riley M. Fletcher Berry, The allies are said to bo fully ance to report." It is like the work time ago, finally resulting in the mining this plant. It will mean to get out and fight.- ' Emergency Home Dem. Agt. awoke to the probability of a .com­ calling of an election on the day much to the entire state and Sanford The situation haa come to this, plete collopsc of tho Austro-Hungar­ of the sailors on vigil in the danger mentioned above. xone during the long days when can easily provo her claims as being that every place that can be filled by Elks Benefit nail Thursday Evening ian government, already struggling th e y only watch and wait for sub­ --------------1 I superior to those of any other part of men over draft age, or under the wjth a half starved and riotous On Thursday evening, June 27th, Work on the improvement of t h o |the >ule or of the i0Uth. marine attacks. It Is like the quiet, physical ’requirement, or by a wom­ the Sanford Elks Home will be the people, in the cvrfnt of a complete an, must be filled by such, and the scene of another beautiful benefit Austrian rout at the hand* of the steady beat of, tho heart as it stores The Sanford Board of Trade will .. -----nl .... .. up tho reserve of force and energy man of draft age, hale and well, and hall. The hall will be decorated and ^Realisation of this fact, not otherwise exempted, must get everything set for a real good time Rora.n b . l ^ « h.« « “''■! "■« Ger- that respond, when the rail for e x " . rpigrew for the past four years and I get all the necessary data ready a t the cost of which has been variously an early date and wil send a d e le -. out and fight. r V n e r . . st.H pr,cti»H » to s u f "exertion "Again, " " " comes. lor everybody. the buying .of. stamps nt estimated from $4,000,000 up, ha. gallon to ^w hlngton I There is no reason- to get excited Everybody invited to attend, pend, if not abandon Us great-of­ frequent and regular Intervals mokes been shut down by Mr. Dcering un- push our claims and with the entire, over tho order. It is siptply one *° whether' you dance or not. The fensive In France, as has been evi­ for that natlcnal thrift, without til after the close of the war. His population of the county of p i n o l e make the man loafing on a woman's doors of the home will he open to denced by the • comparative quiet which we could not hope to win. action, it is said, waa inspired by the to assist it is certain that this plant, or an older man's job get out and do the public and a real fine orchestra there for tho paat week. There arc not enough rich men in fact that the government wishes I can he obtained,, what the country expects ol him German soldiers .are being rushed America to buy victory, even if wo will furnish the music by whRh to large private enterprises held up un; Write your senators and your repAnother idea many of these inter­ dance. by rail to the northern end of the confiscate all their wealth. The war tll after the war In order to release I rf, entatiVe* about it and don’t let ested ones have Is that the govern Wc expect a real large crowd as Austro-Italian battle lines, with the cannot be won merely by imposing for war actlvltice men who would be t)iem r n t until you have obtained ment la going to- get them a job. this is the fourth dance Riven this purpose of restoring Austrian morale heavy taxes. It can bo won only by •o employed. 0n expression from them. There la This "work or fight” order means summer and will probably be tH* last and not only check the Italian ad­ tt>* united efforts, of all the people ----------------------no politic* In this proposition and what it says, and the government ia until fall when the weather is cooler. vance, but by force of numbers helping every resource at their com­ TJhe cattlemen of 8 t. Johns county | there should-be no favoritism shown not going to provide aoft -places for Exajtcd R u ta A. D. Parrish re­ brea, through the mountain passes mand. The War Savings Stamps are waking up to the importance o fL n any way. Sanford has th* site men who should be at tho front. It quests all Elk. to give thk'o^uJ«m into the plains of Venetla. supply the final and conclusive an­ getting-rid of the cattle.tick. Meet- an(j t j,e ^ cat Btto in the state and wo With such help*a* the entente ar­ swer to the question: How can we has no preparation for supplying tho as much publicity as possible that It Ingi Hooking to a thorough organise- can prove It by actual facta and mlet can give immediately, aupple- help? thousands who, might want to ex­ may be * thorough success. tion to the end that- these l"*ky fl8urca • . * change work they have for some oth­ ADMISSION $1.00 FOB DANC­ mented aa rapidly as tranaportatlon pests may be gotten rid of are being | can be had for troops directly from er that will .keep them odt of tba, ING COUPLES. held throughout the county. ___ Attention, Royal Neighbors America and, aven more Important, • fighting. able bodied nien can Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Pattlahall Every member U urgently re­ by ample military supplies and ma­ get work of aome kind, under ordin­ In Clay county more potatoes 'Boll weevil sic playing havoc with land daughter. Miss Georgia expect quested to be present next Thursday ary conations; and the government have been grown this year thsn ever terial, the Italian military authori­ the cotton crop in Taylor county. I to leave tomorrow in their car for afternoon,-June 27th.*Several mat­ ties are convinced that the Balnpoints out that tho one work which before. • Owing to the low price ■izza plateau (where the 'rpost Tm: ters of importance to U* considered. Many fnrfnera In their effort to I Waym^viUe, N. C., where they wlH »ill not he considered anything hut o Uv battles w ....— last ___ -!-■ _ Atao lnltiatlon-'o! candidate*. Pleas* hedge against loss by theaV dfstruc-lepend a abort vacation, Mbs Georproductive. Is . farming.— There ia jmany' farmers are holding their crop. portant year_____ were___ fobght .„<! storing thorn lo b .tn . . . id tindjr ^11 ~*agaTn *be"in iujjftn hand* a n d !b e. on tim e -3 p. ro. "Refre^h- ttvc-pests are planting peanuta-be-lgia, wUl go on to Washington In A . work on the farm for thousands Itl the house.* T h. report I. th .t they ith at further advance*^ will follow. Imenta.” * [short time. Recorder. tween.the rows of cotton. every state, and thoac legitimately are keeping nicely. laboring as farm help will doubtle?# • * J . �Mary tors out with Sinclair.* It Darning la tho atory of so many, working girls. Ho promise*. to marry her. But he Viols Dans thought aha was going docs not. SHe seeks refuge nmong to be burned to depth whan she was the very dregs of the .populace. acting on s burning ship for scene* in ‘'Breakers Ahead,'! a Metro -All­ Star Series Picture, which will be shown at the Star Theatre on Tues­ day. ■Her work aboard* s big sailing ship waa a harrowing ordeal for the famoua little star. In “ Urcnkcra. Ahead," the winseme star puta out to sea in n dory to save her sweetheart *who Is on the burning vessel. The big sloop, which had been obtained by her di­ rector, Charles J. Ilrabin. wos an old one but ntill staunch and seaworthy* It ,wna navigated well out to sea by a veteran skipper. The first night out, by reason of a mistaken signs! the ship was halted by a'pntrol boat which fired a shot acrors her bow and sent up a flare to warn the ahorczntttcrlca. The rkipper had to explain to the boarding oflkera that bis craft was in the hands of picture producers and no t smugglers or enemitw. • . • When tho fire scene was staged, some sparks’ fell on Miss Dana's dresa,. a | flimsy, summery frock. "I just screamed and ran," "ahe ■aid, telling of the incident. "Some­ body grabbed me and put mo out, os It were. However, I was really frightened. Oh, I do hope our au­ thors will keep me on dry land in Theda Bara in "The Forbidden Path’! the future. Acting amid the flames on afehoppy sea certainly is thrillAt the Star Monday POLITE FEATURE PROGRAM • ' , { ’ ■• ' * Admission Cut to 10c and 15c Total Frands Ford ----------- i. IN — — A Big, Thrilling Human Drama of Today. 'Mid Shot and Shell Echoes the Watchword 1 0 UR BO Y S On, Oti, On to Berlin.” * A BIG WAR PICTURE .YRIC - JUNE 28TH » For the Free Coming dom of the J^orld.” “A Man’s Man Matinee Dally at 3:15. Evening4Performance Degins at 7:30 Except Ssfnylsy then at 7tlS AMUSEMENT Daddy's With Baby Marie Osborne By reason of her charming, chubUy * pcra'onality and her Feally re^ markable talent, Baby Marie Os­ borne who will be at the Star The­ atre Saturday* in the Vathc Gold Rooster play, "Dnddy's Gird," has won her way to n point where she is an attraction second -to none in motion pictures. The popularity of her pictures is likewise to be found in the fact that they are always wholesome and sunshiny. They do not present sex problems or offer so­ lutions to the difficulties of lief. They are simple in plot and built around the child. They ape dis-’ tinctly different from any other pic­ tures. They are Baby Osborne, first, last and all the time. Girl • Keeping the temperature down There the artist 4 finds her once more. Again he asks her 'to pose for him, this time for a portrait to be entitled "sin." She meets again the man who had caused her down­ fall. s . .Sinclair is- about to he married. Mary threatens blackmail am) he pays her money. Then Mary tells the-whole rtory to Barbara', and the betrothed, sympathetic, •plans w-ith her to• gft revenge on Sinclair.'*. The denouement gives Miss Ilara some of the finest opportunities for acting. "Auction Block” The story of Rex Beach’s greatest picture "The Auction Block," which is to be shown at the Star Theatre tonight is the history of a beautiful girl who is raised by her parents for the specific purpose of being placed, on sale to the highest bidder in the matrimonial market. In due course of time Lorelei BABY MARIE OSBORNE in meets the dissolute son of a million­ “Daddy’s Girl” aire and in accordance with the fam­ At the STAR SATURDAY ily plan, marries him. It so happens, however, that the young man is not "D addy's. Girl" is like n ray of as wealthy as was at first supposed; aunshinc on a dark day. With tho and when Lorelei finds this and he wonderful baby Is to be seen little learns that he has been duped, they Sambo, the tiny pickaninny who go their separate ways, Lorelei be­ scored such a hit in "The Little Pa­ coming queen of the night world in triot." He materially aids in evok­ which she lives. ing the chuckles and laughs which Things go from T)ad to worse, ,thc are a!w>y> to be heard when an situation as it develops involving audienre is watching a Baby Os­ the brother, who has now become ■ borne picture. blackmailer of the lowest order, member of an underworld gang; Jar\is Hammon, a steel magnate, with Theda Barn in The Forbidden a reputation for unscrupulousness; a Path daughter of one of the mill workmen The picture loving public of this who is seeking revenge on Hammon city will welcome with joy the newa and Lorelei's husband. All of these that a Theda Barn super production elements conspire to compromise ia aoon to he shown to them. * Miss Lorelei and bring her to on awaken­ Bara's newest starring vehicle comes ing about the slough of despond into to the Star Theatre on Monday. which she has fallen, In this super production Miss 4 With the awakening comes the doBara forsake* the costumed produc­ sire to help her young husband, who tions which she lias been appearing now is also at the lowest depths of in—"Cleopatra” and “ Du Barry,"— despair. and returns to n story of contem­ At last Lorelei ean stand it no porary life and ronditions. longer and she leave's him. This is Miss Bara takes the part of Mary the one thing needed to bring him Lyndc who first sets a glimmer of to his senses, and he seta himself to hope come into her bedraggled life, work for but one thing, to win her when an artiat begs her to pose os love. From this situation develops model for a painting of the Madon­ an ending that is as thrilling as it is I na. .A t his studio she meets Robert eminently satisfactory, bringing the I Sinclair, a wealthy man about town, young couple togethor with a full un- I who immediately ^ces new* field of derstanding and appreciation of the conquest in the pretty girl. ^ I path of rectitude. : Hart SchafTner & Marx Dixie Weaves do it Thes’re made of light weight all-wool fabrics: they’re stylish, they keep shape, and they fit. You can keep cool without sacrificing ap­ pearances. T hat’s the kind of service we offer you-and furthermore we guarantee th a t you will be satisfied, if not we’ll make it right. • n l i m w v and other refreshments in abun­ dance. Come, everybody, and have a good time. Picnic grounds at the old still on the Oviedo and Chuluota Road. • ' Red Cross Committee. Had ■ Right to Be Peeved. "Bllngt missed an Important engage­ ment the other day because of the transportation situation and now be thinks he's got a good case against the railroad." "Did they annnl hla train)”. "No—they ran It on time."-—Buffalo "Fronfinp cn Iht Ocean" SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY Family Rates DAYTONA BEACH, FLA Ocean Ave. and Earl Sts. Mr*, a . A. I’AUKKK THIS on Ju n e 2 8 * N a tio n a l W a r S a v in g s C o m m itte e Sanford Shoe.and Clothing Company The'home of Hart Schaffner & *4 Mara dothea • Celebration at Chuloola Chuluota will celebrate the Fourth of July with an old fashioned basket picnic,, under 4tho auspicee of the Red Cross. Preparations are being m ade'to make it a joyous occasion. Various amusements for Old and young, including“dancing. Ice cream * : . 'Children, 13c plus 2c War Tax—15c ‘ •Adults £7c plus 3c .War Tax—30c ' . H t e , t?d T b £ ach:5 — y "THLAUCTION'BLOCK TONIGHTtFRIDAY^AT THE STAR 4,, T b U » H e t c o n trib u te d f o r t b s W U . U , o f ^ W ar by �’ OO ,* V) . DRIVE REGAN IN EARNEST THESANFORDHERALD Rousing' Meeting of Captains and Workers Held In Chalrtnnn's R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M, HAYNES, PustnoM Manager • O ffice • TBE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY airoacmmoN ru e * in advancc: “I pledge allegiance .to my flag and tho Re­ public for which It stand*; one naUon In­ divisible, with Liberty and justice' to all." War Savings Week opened in full blast yesterday morning when the captains and team workers and diatrlct chairmen 'nieCiri the office of the county chairman at 0 o'clock to receive working tool# and final Inatrdctlons. / •Every team waa woll represented and very few absent members were' noted—the few that were absent showing up later in the day and go­ ing to work with their teams. The very fact th at every team waa well repreaented showa th a t the people are alive to the aituatibn and th a t they, realise and understand th at when Uncle Sam calls it Is for them In 'D io FLORIDA 91000.00 Limit Club:* % • 8 . Rapp $ *v / . Yoweil-Speer Co. Dutton Co. L. P. McCuller.- ' ’ ' The Hat U growing daily—the drive only beginning yesterday.. If you are not on, get on and aave for* the boys at the front. .* The Pay E nvelope's the B est Doctor • Nurse your stamina Save your money or you’ll live to curse self neglect. Human beings are like autos—th$y must have their o\yn driving forces. T If you race on the rim, strip gears and get spark plugs sooty it cuts down career mileage. Ixjose ways means lost jobs. Your pay envelope'should be your medicine and your best doctor.. Get the habit—SAVE. . * ; ' .i . CAPITAL $30,000.00 . mm mm * ' SURPLUS $15,000.00. .• > mm mmmtm a — " PEO PLES R A N K OF S A N F O R D FOB SALE WARSAYINGSSTAMPS ^IIUZO *Y TH» UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT •Leon Trotzky, the Judas who' be­ trayed the Russians to the Huns, is a German,* originally named Braunstein. He left the university nt Bonn because he was caught stenlIng. Later he married n rich girl and she died suddenly. Pretty po­ tato, isn’t hot—Leesburg Commer­ cial. Immediately after the meeting of the captains and workers the drive began gnd all day yesterday you could see the workers going two by two.from place to place!and not a time-did we hear of a worker being turned down—all of Seminole county in subscribing for War Savings Stamps and the subscriptions are running good and heavy. The quota of 9-01,000.00 must he raised and the ones in charge of the campaign have every reason to Re­ lieve that the quota will he raised easily—Seminole has . always gone over the top and always will. Watch her. • ' In this drive the women folks nrc taking an especial part and under the able leadership of Mrs. Galoway* are making the usual good showing. Following .is n list of the teams und the captains. •' ___________ Ten in No! 1—Captains C. ’ LDrill and Mrs. It. J. Holly. Team No. 2 —W. M. Haynes, Mrs. J. M. Wallace. Team No. 3 —C. II. .Dingcc, Mrs. T. L. O'Connor. Team No. I — Dr. Brownlee, Mrs. Janies Moughton. Team No. 5—S. O. Shinholser, Mrs. 11. Deitgrich. Two Sub Teams Transporta­ tion Dept. A. C. 1..—J. I’. Hurley. Mcrhnnlral Dept. A. C. I:.— C. J. Humph. Mr. porter. Team No. 0 K. F. I .line, Mrs. Muhlon Wright. Team No. 7 U. I). Hart, Mrs. A. Vaughan. Tenm No. 8 L. A.*Brtrmley, Mrs. K. I’. Morse. Tenm No. !* ---- —, Mrs. Jewett* "M a" and "P a " Iluhl of the Sebring While Way have sent two sons into camp to train for lighting the Hun, anti one of them, an expert cowboy, hns taken along his lariat with the hope of being able to "snake" n few of the kaiser's .min­ ions nertms the barhctl wire. We wcuhln't he a hit surprised (but the Iluns will) to rend of some stunts like tids pulled on the stolid kaiser lovets. I.eeVhurg Wmimercial. ----O-----Will Hetherington of the Dade City Banner bus answered the rail, leaving (he Banner In eharnge of C. 11. I{crick. Will Appleyartl of (he Florida Record hns entered the tank Service. Now they’re nfter Boh NOTICE—PAY VOI R CITY TAXES Holly of the .Snnford Herald to take This i* to notify all persons who charge of n squad of Y. M. C. A. linvc not paid their- city taxes for ttecretaries at the front.—Leesburg the year 11M6. and, those |>rior there­ Commericul. to that there taxes' must now he (laid. Glorious news from "over tlirre" This is a matter whieh you should is that 76 to 80 per rent of all Amerlook after; and don't wait for u scriraii troops wounded in battle will. In- rtstored at.d ;cttirned to serxitei on<l notice frtim me. for it will lie a again. THE SANFORD HERALD This rlearly indicates that J. J. DICKINSON, City Attorney, THE BANK THAT For Sale—House on installment*. Small cash payment. Balance to •ult purrhaser. 208 Third St.**' Ad­ dress R. F. A. Box 118, Sanford. • . 88-tfc Barrels for Sale—Several thousand new double headed potato barrels, ■tandard size well coopered. Zellwood Florida Farms Co., Zellwood, Florida. 8G-3tc Fcr Sale—Geptlc donkey with »aLy colt. Also two ynar old marsh clt. Bath dirt cheap. Route A, lox 22B. 77-tfc writer in Office. a —Beat corner lot in Mark Heights, G5xl30 feet You can't nlTord to overLyinin H. Frank, city. 8 4 - 8 t |> For Salt*—Maxwell 7-passenger touring ear. Bargain. Also n Singer Sewing machine almost new. En­ quire Herald Office. 88-ltp For Sale—Pnir good mules, wagon, cutaway burrow und plow. Reason­ able juice. I). V. Warren, Lake Monroe. Fla. 88-fit|f For Rent —Cottage nt Magnolia and I Mil. $8 per month. Apply Crown Paper Co. K. W. L. KG-3tp For Rent—Two roams ( housekeeping. 112 Laurel .' t». t»a »i LEGAL ADVERTISING D ep artm en t of the Interior V. 8. L a n d OfTtr* a t (Jalno vllle, Fla., • J u n e H, 1918. N ut'c r ia h e r e b y given t h a t t H r a r L ittle , td tle n e v a . F la . whu tin M a y 29. 1913 made l l n m o a t r i d E n try , N'y. 01 1 8 :2 . lo r KK t. S E ' » Her. 5Q. N’ l , of N K ' J a n d N K ' , ••( N \ V ‘«. Section 29. T o w n . h p 20 S. Itange 32 K., T a l l a b a a . r r Morldlan. haa tiled nr Ur.* of Intention t o m a k e T hree year I'ruof to m t a b l .a h claim t o t h e la n d above d ra rrlb e d . before Clerk t Ircuit C o u rt, at Sanford F lo r id a on th e 19th d a y of J u l y , ISIS. Claimant namea ‘aa wilnraaea; DEPOSITS u**d bj p u b l i c hi t h w a r t o r a p t . la t h r c it y o t Sanford. F lo rid a, a n d l o r a la d betWown thw m ala l i n t of (&• A t l a n t i c Coaat Lina l U l t r o . d a n d th a T r i l b y b r a n c h of aald A tlantic C o a a t Lin* Ita llr o a d a n d cnat of a l i n t d ta c r ib o d na. B . t l n n t n i nt a p o in t St t h o a o u th a n s t corner of Block E l t h t y - t w o (1ST ot M . M . S m i t h '. Subdlvialoa of all t h a t —p a r t - of .S ection Twcnty-aotrcn (Z7) ly ln c a o u lk of Q a r t r u d a a v t a u a a n d t h a t p a r t of t h a w a at half of Section T w r q l y - . l * (IS) I r i n a a o u t h of O a r t r u d a a r a n u a a n d A tla n tic C o a a t L ina R a l'r o a d C o m p a n y , a n d t h a N }i of N *4 of S e c ti o n T h ir t y - f o u r (SI), a n d N *r of N W J ( of S a c tlon T h U ty - f lv a (35), all In T o w n a h lp N l n a ta a n (IS) a o u th , K a m a T h i r t y (30) aaat. according In p l a t of a ald aubdlvtaJon of racord In t h a p u b lic racorda of O r a n g e c o u n ty , F lorida, In F l a t Hook MD ” * a t png# 33 there of, a n d of racord In th e publie racorda of Sem ln ola c o u n ty , Florida, In F l a t Book I, page 65 th e r e o f : r u n thanca t o nortbaraat c o rn e r ot Block 85 of aald M. M . S m l th ’a a u b d lr la lo n : I h e n r e aouth . on t h a waat line of B lo ck s 86, Bit a n d 8 7 ,* ( V th e r i g h t of way of t h a T r il b y B r a n c h o f - a a l d - A t h a w t l c t lu a i t - M n r H a t liu adi wnd all . t r e e ! . , a v e n u e , a llrva a n d h i g h w a y , of a n y a u b d lv l .l o n o r ’ . u b d i v l . l o n . ot a n y p o r ­ tio n or p o r t i o n , of a n y l a n d lying r a f t of t h e above d r a r r l b e d lin e a n d betw een th e m a i n line of aald A tlantic C u a .t Line B a llr o a d a nd t h e T r i l b y B ra n ch of ar.l.1 A tla n tic t I Jn e Itallro ad , w he ther opened a n d uved ai puli'lc h ig h w a y , or n o t. h r. a n d the a am e are h e r e b y declared t o be a b o ’l .h e d , va c a te d , d l v c o n t l n u r d a n d a b a n d o n e d aa p u b l i c ‘atrrctv a n d h lf h w a y a of t h J aald c it y of Sanford. F l o r i d . . Section 2. T h a t all o r d in a n c e , or p a r t , ol o r d i n a n c e , in conflict with t h e provl.lon* nf tHia o r d in a n c e he a n d th e r a m r are he reb y rrpratrd. r a . w d on (Irvl r e a r i n g by C i ty C ouncil by m a i o r i t ) v o t e at m eetin g of the 3rd d a y ol J u n e . A. D . H IM . Fa-aad on aecond re ading l.y C ity C o u n c il b y m a jn rit) v o t e at m eetin g ol I h r 'I I r d d a / of J u n e , A. I) I'JIH Farved on t l i r d reading b y C ity C o u n r l l b y m a jo r ity ‘v o t e of all mr rnberv of vald C i t y C o u n ill at m r .t l n t , of th r 3rd day ot. ‘- - ■ I . E . r . H O U S H O L D E Il. S p .r l tl - M a ile r; 8 0 - T u a a - 5 tc NOT.C E Collier n ( ie n e v a . Fla. F l o w e d ol ( i e n e v a . F’ta. • II. S te w a r t of ( i e n e v a . Fla. Ilurgria of f i e n e v a . Fla. IIOIIT. W. D A V IS. * Itegl.ter St-T uea & Frl-IO tc . AN O l t D l N T M T . An o r d i n a n c e e f itlb r d “ Ar. O rdina nce of rh. City ..f S a n f o r d . I P rid a . wbo'lrhlng. v a ­ r a r in r , ■lliriintlnulng a n d a b a n d o n i n g a* public h i g h w a y , c ertain a tr e e ta . av'rnuea, alleya a n d l l g h w a y a In th e C i t y of Sanford, Florida " Uhereav t h e C i ty t 'q u n r r l nf l i e city of Sahford, F'lorlda, being 'f u lly advta ed In th e ir-ir.lrea a f t e r due rcvnilderallnn ami fn v ia tlg a tioa nnd, deem* It r a n e d i e n t . advia ablr a n d to th e bevt Inteteata of a ald c ity - o f S a n ­ ford, F lorida, t o abollah, v a c a te , d lira n tln u e a n d a l i a n d r n aa p u b lie atreeta a n d highway* In t h e r l l v of S a n f o r d , t h e r r r t a l n atreeta. .ave nue*, a lle y , a n d h i g h w a y ! more pa rticula rly de sc rib e d In S e c tio n I of lH a (tl ( S T U B 'S H A L E N o tic e la h e r e b y given t h a t u n d e r a n d by v i r tu e nf a final decree of f orec P nure andL,aale m a d e and e n t e r e d In the- C ircu it C o u r t . S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ircuit, S t a t e of F'torlda, S e m in o le C o u n t y . In C h a n c e r y . In a r r r t a l n s u i t therein p e n d i n g wherein E lla A. H a n n a , f o r d la c o m p l a i n a n t , a n d Chaa. F. H eardalry. D o r a A. D r a r d t l r y , M ary A 3 : e F itts , a n d \V. A. F i t t •, J r . , a r e d e f e n d a n ts . I, as spe c ia l m a s t e r will on t h e f l n t d a y of J u l y , 1818 b e in g th e Afst M o n d a y In aald m o n th , d u r ­ ing t h e legil h o u r s of sale, k t t h e c o u rt house d o o r In Sanford, offer for aale a n d sell to t h e h i g h e s t bidder for r**h. th e following de s­ c r ib e d p r o p e r l y to-w lt: Lot N u m b e r S e v e n ty -fiv e d75) of St. J o ­ s e p h s , s r t o r d l n g t o plat th ere o f on file In tho p u b l l r record, of O ra nge a n d Sem in ole c o u n - “Fn.tillr,g nt Ihr Orrai " SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY Family Rates DAYTONA BEACH, FLA Ocran A v p . and Earl St#. Mrs. O. A. FA B K E B WANTED N A TIO N A L WHAT INDIVIDUAL SAVING DOES The Railway Conductor, the of­ ficial organ t f thc^Ordcr of. Railway Conductors, s a y a fP W ^ "individual mvjng will curtail the production of non-eiaentidls and thus, help the production of wur nccersitles. We cannot win the war unless we munufucturc munitions und supplirn in tremendous quantities. As one writer hns put it, when wc are threatened with n . flood and must build u (Inin to save ourselves wc must drop other occupations for the tiir.c filing and build the dstn. • ‘.‘The world is threatened witli German atrocities. Therefore wc must .drop many of our usual avoca­ tions and work on the dam of guns, munitions and military suppliics of all kinds. >We must save us individ­ uals and lonn our money to the govern merit. We must also sell our labor to the government for the pro­ duction of-gilt pa and. other -war ncuiiffltlea. . "The money we aave as individuals will not only help to furnish the gov­ ernment with money, but it will also help to furnish It with labor. It therefore becomes, the patriotic duty of every wage earner, as well as'e^v«ry other person, to save as individ■uala and thus strengthen the hand of th e government and support those who arfr offering their livee that we ■nay continue to be free." WAR SA V IN G S DAY Friday Closes Campaign—Big Meet­ ing In Hold Park—Senator Carson to Speak The War Savings Campaign for Seminole ebunty will close Friday, National War Snvings Day, with a big meeting in the Carnes Hotel Park. The Sanford Band will fur­ nish a program of popular music and shade hns been provided under the shades of the large oaks where tho audience can he cool and comfort­ able for every man, womnn nhd child in Seminole, and it is urged that just so many he there. • A number of four minute speeches will he made hy prominent men of the town and Senator C. A. Carson of Kissimmee, n man well known in Sanford will. deliver the nddreas of the day. 'The Senator 1s a speaker of ability and comes with a message of the hour. The President has called upon all business to close during the meettings and the stoVrs and business houses of Sanford, always in lino when It comes., to patriotism will close from ‘ three untjl five In the afternoon of Friday—the tlmo when the speaking wilj take place In the pack. Seminole's 91000 Limit Ctnb The Herald publish** wRh 'pride tho names of the following gentle­ men who have eubscribed^for 91000 worth of ‘ War Savings Certificates, and thereby obtained a membership 1—AJjfack pied Holstein cow, ketl, with red, white faced Notify D. S. Drawdy, Ovicdq, 88-2tp Rod—House to rent in good in with garage. Address IL lernld. . 88-2 tc ' Smother the Kaisef with War Savings'Stamps Sacred treatien are called “b y the K aiser mere f cfLP8..v/ paper.” His words are an cxamplo of the K u ltu r” of tho Huns who commit unBPpakablo Crimea against inhocent women and children— th e "K u ltu r” th at America Lb fighting to remove forever from the woyld. FRIDAY, JUNE SOTH NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS DAY On that day every loynl American will be summoned to prove Ids patriotism bj "signing the pletlgo"—by agreeing to Invest In n definite niuuunt of AVar Savings Stamps each month during 1018. Smother tho Kaiser with “Scrap* of Paper” on June 28th. • •W NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE. Thl* space contributed fe e th e Winning of the W ar OLADY 8 HULETTB, (Pathfc) i n •— The Last of the C&mabys S tar Theatre Wednesday • W h o rtn a . n p e tition ha • been preaenled to t h a B o a r d of C o u n t y CoifcmU.lonera p ra y la g t h a t a • p tc ls l election l>a called In Sem lnola e o u n l y t o de te rm in e the que.tlon I w h e th e r c o m p u l . o r y a yatam atlc tick e radirai?nii ? 0 , k ol;_50 , n p VUo-r>r fbPP l"! of c attle anall ba c a r r i e d o n In Se m lnola ‘co u n ty with a n d u n d e r t h a e o-oparntlon of the State Live S t o c k S a n i t a r y B e ard. A nd w h e r e a s a pe titio n h i a been.presented t o th is b o a r d r q n t a l a i n g th e naihea nl i l l quaUfled olectora aaklng t h a t atld election be called. . i T h ere fo re, be It retoWed th at a tpeclal | election be a n d t h e aame la heraby r i ll e d . a n d ngr irra d t o ba he ld I h r a u rtmul StBilnoTe ; y o u n t y on t h a 1 6 t h d a y «.l July. A- l». 191s nt th e a e r r r a l polllnA place, where th e U . t g e n era l e le ctio n waa held In Seminole r o u e t y , for t h e purp o a e of d e te i m l n l n t by «al.| election w h e t h e r o r not eom pul. >r» >)i t e m a t If tic k e ra d ic a tio n work or the c m p u l .o r y d ip p in g ol r a t t l e shall be r a i r i r d ..n In Sem inole c o u n ty . T h e a ee era l polling p lac e, to be opened at N o clock a n d rloaed a t aundown. Done a n d o r d e re d on t hia Ju n e 5. I ' i ’ a L. A. Hrurhlr) , C h'r n t". W. K n tim 'n ^ r t - O. F. Swope I - F. B a z i n . E. il. Killwe. For Rent—Three uilieo room* fronting on First street. Mori tie sirahle offices in city. Severn! other good office room* In name building. YowtII & Speer. 2-l-tfc Wanted Good farm hand ncntly for truck farm at S| Farms, South Jacksonville, with a ll II ik trato b Dlcklnaon A DlckJaaon Sollcltort for Complainant. I*o f Ktqii—T i.e xlayiius liuu iU, OB* Sir. f-rtl Ifolgli , 4 roamj, hi^ yard. 4 i:t pleto water nyxtem, garage, clertrie llji.ts, etc. II. C. Du Dust1 * G■(•tf rpanurtrera lay. Ad88-2(p »PPurtaaaoc«* W. M. I’rerton Cbarlea d i e C. FurnUhed Rooms by Day, Week or Month—Park avenue Flat. 106 ir u r North Park avenue, over !.. R. Phil­ o r tNi l mi i *. lhrr**foir. II, orita trird l»v i h r I ’o u prll of i h r (*il> of S a n f o r d . Morida ips & C i. I - i : t: ••• Al -t C C » l ity brrlJon 1- T h a i i l l a t r r r l a . i v r n u o , ■!• Hart, inn linger. 30-tf and highw ay*, w h rtffrr o p r n a d and Wanted—Colored* would like work hy dress Box 1495, City ‘ "d �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HEKALD HAPPENINGS of in t e r e s t in a n d 1 -^A R O U N D SANFORD Dainty' refr«hmejita .wire served. Among the gueetT~irere j^Tn; Frank L, Woodrdtf, JUr*. John Sn^th" MUs Hattie Dell IIy«r; Alta. C. H. Dingec,' M rs.. 0.'* L,-Taylor, Air*.' Harry Lewis and Mrs.;Tyhor. C U R B S T O N E G L E A N IN G S . *J' BUDGET OF OPINION “JUST BETWEEN . ' ?OU AND Mte." Plea sure Party From Sanford ,, On Thursday afternoon, June 13th The many filonds of Theodora sailed from the city docks,of Sanford’ Miller will regret to learn that ahe "The Celery Queen," a cruiser owned furlough from fc( ij now outlined , continues ill at the home of her by Mr. John Russell, a party of ten t* be agreeing w grandparents,. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. for Silver Springs up the St. Johns A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, Miller. ' i, looking fine. 'n and Ockiawaha arriving Silver I "HE'LL PRENT 'E M " — SO SAY8-SAUNTERER. Hon. Forreat . Lake W. A. Strlngfellow of DeLand Springs at nine o'clock Sunday even­ from « week's arduou •pent a few hours in the city yester­ ing where they were met and wel­ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , ■T . • - ■• day on business. District Eiemptb comed by an auto party competed The Kid Has Gone to the Colors i,mp» »"d wUI Be hl Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic of Mr. John Bdasr-Miss Ray Harris The "kid has gone to the colors time.. . Pourth, the fighting man. power Physician. First National Bank of Orlando, Mr. Warren Story from And we don't know what to aay. Chuluota add Mr. and Mrs. A. D. The kid we have Ipvcd and cuddled in uniform. Benjamin Drew of Bldg., Phono 330-W. 64-tf the visitors to 1 Fifth, transportation. j, Stepped out for the flag today* Public Dance Elks Home Sanford Parrish of Sanford. The 'cruiser party consisted of looking after hi. man; Labor and materials, In other We.thought him a cViild, a baby, huraday evening, June 27th. ■Mrs. Nona Haynes of DeLand, Miss this section. wofda are what ate necessary to wth Mrs. C. C., Howard and son of Kittle Oates [if Winter Haven, Miss <WIth neverf-a care, at all, fhe war. Vyhat then, Is the d u ty ,gf But his country called him man site, hluason’s swimming New Smyrna returned home Satur­ Frelda Seiwertt of Winter Park, Miss all of us? Obvfliusly‘''what we mkiat And the kid has heard* the call. ioolrri pliee In town; day after enjoying a brief visit with Jane Raaa of Odahdo, MUs Ethel :2 : ' ' ' d° , U t0 Produce all^ h a t U poffiblo msdsy, Thursday, S her parents,' Judge and Mrs. L. G. Saundeii.Of-.GreohabWo, N. C., Mr, He pausid to .watch the recruiting. and consume aa!{*|ittle. as, necMuary .Sunday' afternoons.;1., Strlngfellow. -John Russell of ‘Sanford,'-Mr. Sam and give Ahe government o tii^fin ln t ■every d-Y. „ . Miss Hattie Bell Hyer oLOrlando Simpson of 6 huluota, George' Baas Where, fired b y the fife and drum, financial Support. He bowedhis head to Old Glory, Don't forget the I is the house guest of Mr. and Mrr. .of,. Orlando; Frank Allen--ef'Sanford If we follow this creed, we ahal^ And'thought that it whispered cornel R. J/H olly this week. add Mr. Harfy Walsch of Detroit, The kid, not being a slacker, leave for the government (piore labor ' Ralph Vearby is spending several Mich. and materials for strictly war pur­ Stood forth with patriot joy The party took dinner in Ocala To add his name to the roster— days, in the city this week on biisiposes arid we shalL, accumulate sav­ Sunday and left Monday afternoon, Arid, Godf We're proud of the boyl ings for investment In War Savings. arriving in'Sanford on Thursday Stamps. Thus we shsli help both evening, all parties having cnyoyed the government and ourselves.. jeribe but is too penurious to do so. a most delightful trip and spending two days camping along the beau­ Will this be .warning enough or must \ When a man enters the political tiful Ockiawaha hanks fishing and ■ee'mcntion names? arena he must expect to have the bathing. • * skin knocked ofT in lender places. SLEEP INSURANCE No pubiic^ofiicer is above criticism of Terror to Mosquitoes." Elizabeth Smith Mooney Hand pof h|> h i„ t ia „ heart , oynl( . his official actions, and a newspaper 72-tf, is wholly within its province when it Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Mooney Unscourged by the curse of fear. The many friends of Dr. BouHand died at the residence of her ■ odors just criticism or,wise sugges­ son, C. M. Hand qn I’ark avenue His dad when he told him, shuddered tion to any official body in which — (jmt-blrFirfiPrT=TFTeTir The public"has an interest. Headers, who pay for the paper demand nnd "t> years of age at the time of jjer Yet, blest with a mother nature, have u right to expect that the paper jdeath-and lied been residing here for s},c W0|)t with a mother-pride, many years, where her sweet Chris- jJut |,Pi whose shoulders straightened will not hesitate to condemn wrong doing or miscarriage of justice wher­ tiun cim-acter and motherly ways Wan grandad—for memory ran hud endy-ared her with oil who knew -j*,, yfa f|, when he, too, n youngster, ever nnd whenever found, just as they expect thnt paper to give i.s 1her. • Was changed by thefing to a man! aid lo nil meritorious projects for tin; Tin- friends of Virgil Lee Smith public welfare. In ihe pursuit of will hi* glad to knnw thnt he hns nr£- If every resource of life country these nims no newspaper man, wor­ rjvid safely "over sens.", is now mhde available, n victory and thy of tlie confidence of hi* renders u tighteous and enduring peace will and their substantial support will fur Wood nnd hcijvy' hnulirig sec be gained the quicker. Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf flinch from performing Ills duty, Min. l.uelln Dossey, after a term nnd just so long as 1 am aide to of -elmol at Madison visited her “ push n pencil" I shall do iny duty brother, Francis at Camp Wheeler as 1 know it to the people of San­ Mrs. F. E. Steinmeyer arrived siul reiurnlng spent n few days with ford, and u'o amount of personal her brother, J. D. Dossey of this home Tuesday after a delightful abuse or cowardly threats can deter three weeks* visit to frji-nd* and rel­ city. . , me in this undertaking. I shall atives at Sanford. She was accomspend the balance of my days in San­ Ibgulnr meeting of the Seminole ' pnnied by lu+ daughter, Mrs. F. H. Itehrknh Lodge No. 43 Friday even­ | Adams and little 'daughter of San­ * Secretary Me Adoo says: "The ford, and in cointno- with all San­ ing at S o'clock in the Masonic linl). ford, who will spend sometime ns tfu’ progress of the wars demands con­ ford loving people will do my part Phitimi of olficers. Good nttend- guests of her pprttats at the parson­ stant and increasing sacrifices." toward- milking it n safe find rumanci desired. Visiting Rcbnknhs al­ age.—Live Onk Democrat. Wluit are >'o j sacrificing-in order to for Iable abiding place. ' ways welcome. buy War Saving*. Stamps? . Friends will bo interested to know 240 Found I'lgH .SLEEP INSURANCE Dint Miss Ruth Steinrpeycr,,iyho hks With corn above 50 cent* hogs eat' * Are you wearing your patriotism “A Terror to Mosquitcrs." been u student at Sutherland this their heads off very quickly. The on your sleeve or does it g9 dcope/ past scholnstic your is at home for and show in the time and money hog that takes two or three months Judge and Mrs. D. B. Nicholson the Bummer vacation. Miss Stein­ that you are giving to the cause. to get on full feed never brings you have returned to their home in meyer is quite talented, nnd in the Some people make u loud noise with n profit. 1-al.i land after n delightful visit of class of expression at school won high When you are ready to pul away their mouth but the pocket book is two months with their sister, Mrs. honors, and we trust that she will your shouts on feed, begin with t hi­ very', very silent. favor our people by appearing on J. I*. 1'nherts. lt. A. Thomas Hog Medicine. Use some of the patriotic programs that Complete Cotton (iin Outfit for Snlc regularly and watch your shouts II. II. Wnde of DeLand spent a are "being arranged for the summer. L. A. Brumlcy of Sanford, Fla., of­ *, It is n good thing for this section round out into fat hogs in nine few days in the "city this week com­ —Live Oak Democrut. fers for Immediate sale complete thnt the Board of Trade intends to months—hogs going well over t*wo bining business -nnd pleasure. cotton gm outfit: take up the labor problem: This is pounds nnd as high ns 240 pounds. Dr. Davis, the well knowh eye one of the incst serious propositions Figure the average feeding nnd you II. B.• Fuller, arrived Saturday One gin outfit , . from Thomasvllle, Go., thnd will re­ specialist will he at the Lincoln that confronts us today nnd we will see why the It. A. Thomas'med­ Suction levator main several weeks combining busi­ Hotel again Saturday, June 29th und .Single box prccss sTfu^dd do all in our pcscr to keep icine is a good investment. Try for couple of weeks. See him for Condenser seed blower nnd Jielllng what labor we have in'this section Feeding out your hags on this plan ness and pleasure. (lasses for poor vision or headache. j for complete outfit, also one I nir- instead of scaring it away. M s. (ladsdcn left recently for her nnd if you are not more tlinn pleased liatiks Morse Company 35 horse I bmi in Charleston, S. C., after en­ we will refund the cost of the medi­ power style II. Y. engine. joying a visit of icvernl weeks in the * Remember that when ITfsidenl cine. This is a practically new outfit, Wilson designated June 28 as Nacity with her sister, Mrs. T. L. *. . L. Allen Seed Co., only tired one light season nnd can t onnl Wnr Savings Day nnd culled Dumas. . 83-tf Sanford, Fla. ho hod nt n reasonable price. upon tho entire population to save Jus received tne carload* of Just Also we have one four wheel nnd to buy War Savings Stamps Maccabees Meet Feed. Cates. . * 87-Fri-2tc trailer ns good ns new1, nt a bargain. with their .savings, ho was pointing All members.of tho Maccabees urc D r.'0 . J. Miller of Jacksonville Reason for selling, installing larger out a way in which everyone could requested to he present at a meeting •tent n few hours in the city Sun­ plant. 88-3tp Thursday night nt 7:30 In Masonic iclp win "the wnr. day. * EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT Sam Youhts left Friday for North Carolina where he will remain dur­ ing the summer months. See our bargain counter fur spec i-ls in odd tizes of Regal shotsI ' i a S2.48 up. Sanford Shec & C!oiling Co. 77-ff Judge and Mrs. Nicholson who Lei Me Examine Voor Eyes I Ik* K l^ tU k ns*nriM «ts f«r < l-*rrm Jiit^ a » j 'i h « G U & S H H for i n , I mi all M k U of »l» •«. NO MAPI EM lb* o*l a r t of jou», » • « . . t ,* o r GLAUSES 4 * M l *U* f *a m f w t l j , cat] *a m*. 1 •• M / * r « that i H f M b t* f x M . T l* • '» l«»ll*4 I* n i l far c a m - lu tlo * lilk * . DR- E A H O f F M A N * IV rk m Ori**l>. HmUi * xc ciln better appreciate why we should now buy only the things wq before July Iht, 1918, by the City need when we stop to think thnt-fn Council for the purchase of wood on the . nut the supply of labor nnd ma­ lot nt corner of Second nnd Pal­ terials ir&s been- rhletly consumed by ordinary civilian needs while-npw a metto. J. C. Roberts, urge proportion of it must be de­ 85-Vtc *City Clerk. voted to the needs of the zrmy and nnvy. It is self-evident that t iyo nhor and materials, the supply of Srrnwny Calves -. What makes n cslf scrawny—off its feed? Germs—parasites in the intestines, * Why not free them or this trouble? If you will give.the calf some B. A. Thomas Stock Rem­ edy in its feed, within n week you will see It brighten up nnd in four rr five weeks you won’t know thc^calf. Costs you but n few rents and we will refund that if it doesn’t do ns L. Allen Sedd Co., Sanford,. Fla W. S. S.-IIeod^uarlern , W. S. S. Week headquarters have been established in the Bower & Roumillat drug store on First stroet. Information as to the drive may be had at any time upon application to those in charge of the headquarters, .Mrs. W. L. Morgan and $!«. W. E. Watson, asaisted by Mra, E. M Galloway • In charge i of the head quarters. , ■ "D o you hnvc- to bo 'cranked' or nro you n self-starter? • There arc plenty of men and boys who will go f they i e r n n k e d and started, coared anil pushed or pulled. It is tali! thnt the great characteristic of the Ameri-rn soldier is that ho has nltintive. He la a self started: Wo Ine," says Capper's Weekly. For rstnnce, how many times do yotr uve to be reminded to attend to something before you attend to It — low many times do you have to ho put-lt-ofT-habit ailment? or the N E W RULES of the Food Administration Federal Food Administrator Brax ton Beacham. announces' th a t he Is going to, make a, close cheek on all details or ,transactions In which cer­ tificates'have bcen used for.the purra * * or canhlpgJ Q u ie s c e n tly Mr. In order t o ;accommodate the ne^ds of.the preservers and can hers, 'V ho not putting up tlAlr^proAucU for ilommefclirt use* or fori'the'ijurp'bse of sale authorised, Issuance pf a form, ’under 1''which 1-home* canriera could buy an amount of su g ar. re­ quired in . t^elr preserving work. These certificates stipulated th at the person purchasing the;sugar would not use it for purchases other than preserving. Thg post card forms adopted also provided for a report jy the person V lng the sugar. This names of the pnrties securing sugar on the certificate, and when any instnsh'C is found where the Food Ad­ ministration lias been imposed upon, tin* person who hatt hoeh guilty of the imposition will no doubt be pre­ vented from getting nny further sugar for any purposes whatever. Mr. Heuthnm hardly expects to be forced to take auch un union as that, ns dozens of loyal women have written to him voluntarily stating how much preserves they have put up this year, nnd tlicit expectations for the remainder of the season. The Focd Administration urges home canning nnd preserving, Inas­ much ns these products arc valuable foods, but in making a privilege for preservers the rlosest watch must he kept for those who are inriined to Speaking of the manufacture of cordage from Japanese cane bagasse it is interesting to note thnt n large factory for this purposo hns recently been established in the Hawninn Hands. \Vhcn the big development of the Valparlso project gets going it is going to inrun a lot far Wnlton county. The crop is a sure one in this sertion und the land admirably suited for it.—DeFunlnk Breeze. FOOD mLWIN "W A IL Grow cow-peas for hay. better still, feed the crop to hogs qnd cuttle, or cut and turn it under. The added humus nml nitrogen will he worth big money to you. Order Seed Now .Wo can supply good seed cow-pens, all popular* varieties, or mixed, at reasonable prices. Prompt shipments can he mndc. Write, phono.or wire for prjees. Independent Fertilizer Co. • Jacksonville, Florida For Bumper Crops Use Favorite Fcrlilizer forgetting \ Tho New York Tribune recentlrl ■aid editorially th at "Victory is 4qyeation dt means," and then lE went on to list tho means. Thesjt are: . . First, the raw materials. * #B Second, the plants where .raw ma­ terials are converted by Industrial processes*'! nto sinews of war. . For Barns, * Fenices, 'Out-Houses • • �PSfit'fj r ON TUESDAVa AND FRIDAYS -PUBLISHED .. SEMI- WEEKLY IMJEHE-HEART- OF—THEHWORLD’H GKESTfcSl' VEGETABLE SECTION 8ANFORD VOLUME JX Prominent S p e a k e r s WU1 Address the People C. W. Brown.......... 1,000. •Mr. Booth..-----------------1,000. ‘ IS YOUR NAME WRITTEN T H E R E -W H Y NOT? ♦ —W - S - S — Semlnole’a Half Limit Club Mrs. R. A. Newman....I.-.___ $600. Mrs. W. C. Hill...... ............. _ $600. Herald Printing Co.................. 600. Bower-Roumlllat....„......... 600. S. O. Chasp.„,^........................ "600. A. M. Thrasher..... ........ 600. Numbers For Young Men Are Sanford Business Men Should Wake Up Given Out ; Ligny, leenyee. Marcoing, Markwahn. Maubege, mobush. Neale, nail. Neillly, nuyee. Nlanes, neen. Noyons, nwy-on. Pierrefonds, peearyrfon. Pointers, pwahteeay. Pon-a.-Musson,. pwan-tah-moo-son. Quatrc-Braa, katr-gTah. Rocri, rokrwah. Routers, rooiay. Roie, rwah. Saine Die, san deayy. Saint Quentin, san kantin. Senlls, san lees. Solesmes, salaim. Suippes, awqcp. • Thiuutcourt, teeo-koor.. * whielt, tcclth. ■*- TongrFs, lorigr." ' Tourcolng, toor kwnn.. Versailles, 'versay. _ Vervain, vervan. Artois, artwoh Vosges, koxh. Yscr, eser.—Detroit Free Press. Original Plan of Sanford Map . . . ' -Is Success , Few people In this city are aware The agricultural appropriation bill Washington, June 27.—America’* of the fact that they have a real The campaign for War Savlnp class of 1018 atood at attention to­ la still pending but when ’It haa broom factory in their midst. I t c.impj doaea today with a big rally day aa the numbers assigned to each paaaed Sanford ahould get busy on started with no blare of trumpet* o r . on t h e lawn of the Carnea Hotel young man attaining his majority in the proportion of Ideating th at desounding cymbals but it represents „h*re prominent apeakera will adthe year ending last June 6 were — . . . . r —........- the nucleus of what promise* to bo drr*> the People. ’ The atorea will drawn In the national draft lottery, -lie spirited cltlaen of this city should one of thc greatest mhnufacturing dote and It will be made a memory bear It in mind. Nothing cornea to Historic events of a little less than*' concerns of this city. This 1* the »b!e ocraalon. Among the prominent thosa who sit down with folded a year go were repeated, as Born a Palm Leaf Broom Company and the* tpeakert will be Hon. C. A. Caraon large glass bowl in a committee room handq and wait for a plum to drop plant Is established in the Walker ol Kissimmee, formerly our elate Presbyterian Church of the senate office building were in your lap. The-is the day of con­ building at the foot of Park avenue itnator and prominently known all Tife usual services Sunday, to drawn the numbers representing centrated effort and despite the war near thc Elks home. The plant is over Florida. which the public is Invited. 744.600 youths, the majority of and other adverse circumstances small as yet but gives great promise, While the big drive ends today it Our evening service begins at 8 whoih within a few months will be this city should be eternally pushing of growth for tho palm brooms have U not desired that the people atop o’clock. * and pulling for those things that, will enrolled in the forces fighting for come to stay and while Florida may buying War Savings Stamps today A recent visitor to the church re­ democracy and against Pruislanlsm. mean something during the wnr and not take kindly to them on tho sup­ but that the good work continue un­ marked that it was the roolest place afterward. position that familiarity breeds conSecretary nakcr, members of the til the last day of Seccmber. The they had been in during the week. tom pult l»-#ure-and-certala th*t-thaIn this issue.of The Herald U a senate and house military’’ commit drive this weak has been moat suc- We have various urtous mature* wmen .......— ... features which iong article-on—the* dehydrating"of north will consume nil that the fac­ c«»ful from evcr>’ viewpoint and the would help in. this- hot--wcathur.i.t^** atld otbr r high gQ\CtjlDlgRl—fllr tory enn make and even our own fruits find vegetables as practiced in | __jrtual-roult*-will be given In an­ thick walls, fine ventilation and elec- fldala witnessed the ' 1™* nR ’F people nre sitting up nnd taking California and a perusal of this ar­ trie fans i blindfolded men of the little capsules other issue of this paper. note of'thc Pain? brooms. ticle will give one up idea of th i Telegram From Hon. J. F. ( . Lrlggs Come and try it. ’ Itrom ».,1P vach pf ,hp c“p.,u,.e‘ -----------------------— containing a "master number to lie magnitude of tins new idea if prop­ F. A. Stone is the manager and Sl&t£ Director W» S* S« (. iinipfliiin DeCotte* nt Ft. Screven {applied in the 4,500 registration erly exploited and hacked J ^ -T h e moving spirit of the new process 77J px Govt. . Word comes from George De- districts of the country, according to government. A plaryp'wtll belocnted nnd the man who first discovered the . Jacksonville, 6:02 p. m.. June 27 somewhere in Florida and if central Cottes that he is at Ft. Screven the registration. good qualities of the pnfmetto fibre Schellc Moines |Thc Bishop at Holy Cross location, railroad and water trans­ •where he was obliged to stay a week for brooms, Mr. Vaughn, is assist­ The setting for the lottery was a put iuuum, lielntf Sanford, Fla.: in the- -----heart of- the ......•. ........ The Right Reverend, the Bishop ing him nt the new factory, or so getting inoculated and other­ replica of that of July 20 last, when portation. Tomorrow Florida patriot^wF and jb o Diocese will be nt the Church have all the necessary machinery for wise fixed up for the tank service .the drawing of 10,600 numbers de­ fruit and vegetable section of the devotion to the cause which tile Nnand from there he will go to Gettys­ termined the liability for service of stole mean anything Sanford can if the Holy Cross this Sunday night the manufacture of brooms and thc tion is espousing will bp weighed In burg, Pa., for more training. The loth Sunday after Trinity) at 8 p. m. new broom called the Piney Palm easily get thU plant. . the balance and is the day on whirh enlistments for the tank clrps have approximately 10,000,000 men. In for the purpose of administering the broom is a sure winner. It is made But this plant will not he located the line will be drawn between the closed as they have their full quota. the country at Jurge there was little snerament of confirmation. He will of palmetto brush trimmed with pino patriot anil the slacker. Those wi.- Sanford now has Will Coulhourne. of the excitement that attended the here unless the efforts of the Sanford also be the preacher at Vespers. needles, giving it the appearance of f Bonrd of Trade nre bucked by the enlist in this gTeat cause of sacri­ Fred Wight. George DeCottes and first drawing. A year of war had business men of this city. Thc* site Everyone, ns always, is most heart­ a real broom corn broom and it is served to calm the American people. ficing and lending to their govern­ Reginald Holly in the tank corps ily welcomed at Holy Cross Church. really a broom that will prove a ment will be entitled to the full and this branch of the service will he The lack of excitement, however, will probably be donated by other ready seller upon any market espec­ cities who art making strenuous ef­ measure of upplause that the boys watched by the folks at home in the was largely occasioned by the fact ially with thc price just half of forts to get this plant and Sanford ’ Victory Is Ours—If? in France will accord these who do big drive that the allies will soon be­ that today’s drawing was fraught can and will donate the site. A On Monday morning, June 24th of thc regular broom corn brooms. their duty at home. Please- express gin. Everett Hntes of Altamonte is with only slight significance, owing delegation will probably need to go began the drive on Wnr Savings Thc war is making a diflorence in to the questionnaire method of clnssto each member of your committee also In the tank corps and is at Get­ to Washington to interest the de­ Stamps. In order to help in this the price of brooms just Ilk© it is in ifiration. the thanks of the'government vested tysburg. partment and jay before them the struggle we must enforce theso all. other commodities and alter tho _________ in me for the splendid work they Today’s drawing was to determine map*, and data concerning the city. war Europe will depend upon Amer­ New Editor already have done and for the suconly the relative summoning to thc After the department is interested drives, which doubtless seem to some ica for brooms and this will make rtssful consummation of all their Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Drossier are colors of the registrants as finally and the government calls for an ex­ people that th ey 'arc being Imposed even s greater shortago .of broom labors on tomorrow and let their rejoicing over the arrival of u new classified by thc local boards under amination Sanford will win hands ujjon. But the man, woman or corn and thc palm fibre will come tlogan be President Wilsons his­ son which was born this morning. thc questionnaire system. All of the down but all this will take effort on child that buys as many W. S. S. as into its own. It is just , as good aa toric utterance, "MAY THERE HE The young man seems to have a youths whose numbers were drawn our part and going *to sleep on the possible will never, regret it. the broom corn any timo "and last* If you have a loved one or even a equally as well and those who have NONE UNENLISTED ON THAT marked inclination for newspaper today will be assigned to the,various job will not get it. _ close friend in the army or perhaps used thc Piney Palm are well pleased work and plans to have him relieve five Hasses on the basis of informa­ DAY." President Holly of the Board, of on the baltlcfront can you not real- with it. The Wight Grocery .Co. of his. dad on the Reporter-Star in the tion furnished by the questionnaires 7:21 p. m. Griggs. Trade wired Senator Fletcher*about lie it is for them we are making this city arc the distributors of tho near future are on foot. Daddy has now being mailed out. The new reg —W—S—S— the matter and received the following theile sacrifices and for them we arc Piney Palm In this section and the taken a day off. —Orlando Reporterintrants will he placed at the foot of The people of Sanford and Sem­ giving our money? reply: the list in each class in their respec­ company have more orders than the .______________ inole will ace by the above telegram Star. tive districts in the order In which present plaht can turn out, keeping If we arc not willing to make these R. J. Holly, Pr'trident Beard Trade' that those In authority are expecting MORE SEMINOLE SOLDIERS the number are drawn today. In sacrifices it may result in world wide thc force working every dsy to keep Snr.ferd, Ha.: J- '’ Seminole county to anawer the call up with the orders. There are sev­ • ** • by going "over the top" and then Twenty Three Boys Went to War th at respect only will today’s drawin Agricultural appropriation' bil* kaiieristb. affect the registrants. . .. "Carrying on." a iH in undlng. |u . u „ lk. .Am ................„ copy . of , No, we shall never let it be so. We eral firms .in thc north that sre de­ Yesterday From This County k mailing Statements made recently by Pro­ conference report which is explnnr- w||| uphold our Liberty and our sirous of taking the entire output Seminole county will soon he well Let each man, woman and child and as this will entail the expense of nnd dehydroMrr jtsrs-and Stripes to the end, giving go to the Carnta Hotel Park this represented in the great war for vost Marshal Gen. Crowder and Sec­ t,;ry. Drying more machinery and supplies Mr. retory Baker indicate that all of the amendment arreed to In ccnfrrrnrc. nil of our money possibly into Llhafternoon between the hours of four freedom of th e nations of the world Stone does not know just whit he to six and subscribe to their limit in as they are going every dsy. \es- new registrants placed in Class 1 will Will be glad to recommend to Secre­ erty Bond* and W. S. 8 . It i» not will do, but this business certainly W'sr Savings. . iterday twenty three husky lads left be called before the end of the year. tary of Agriculture-that advantages too much to ask. War Savings. deserves the support of the Sanford Accordingly not more than a few of Sanford be investigated at proper W 8 S. Meetings Held Oser the ncre for. C•a m *p t’Jackson where they Our boys have been called upon people and if possible thU factory ••• ■ _ — II i L . n rl will be trained in all the modern art months will elapse at thc moat be­ time. County to give uO our lives, while we sre should be enlarged and put in shape Duncatf'V, Fletcher. Geneva led off Tuesday night of warfare and will' soon go across tween thc calling of men in Clans 1, railed upon to give only .our money .or the manufacture of a product whose numbers are among those j with a rousing good meeting in the to spank the Hun. And from.this reply we glean the and our time to War Savings that la bound to be a winner. It la The HoAic Guards escaorted them drawn first 1and those whose num­ information that the location must Stamps and Red Crose. interest of War Savings Stamps. A factoriea that vse need here and thla bers arc among the last to be taken weni ouv . numberr ol of people went out ..u... from to the atatlon yesterday and there win on its merits and when the time Which is the greatest'sacrifice, is one that uses home products and Sanford, some of them making short was a large crow^ out to bid them from thc bowl. The first few num­ comes Sanford should bo placed product* that have an unending speeches for the cause. After the good-bye. . .. bers to be drawn were taken from prominently before thc department. friends, and which are you moat supply and this Is the chanca to help the bowl shortly after 9:30 o'clock willing to accept? ipenking Mr*. Endor Curltet, dls-1 The Wight Grocery. Co. dlatribPlease remember this, you dtlrens • Let us, then, one and all be loyal our city and help a growing by Secretary Baker. Later attaches triet chairman for Geneva turnod uted cigarettes *ra°n* prise at the eame time. of Sanford and remember that your the meeting over to’ County C hair-'them and the^ladles of thc « ed of the office of Trovoet Marshal Gen. presence 1» earnestly ’ desired at the and true to our country and Victory Visit the Piney .Palm man M a in l and he at once began ’ Cross gave--them deUcioua sand- Crowder, were blindfolded and with­ next meeting of thc 8 anford Board will be ours. Ruth Lossing, drew the capsule* from the bowl. As and give-them a vford the taking of subscriptions for wichcs and they left with the good District Speaker on the number* were drawn, they were of Trade which will be on Tuesday, ment and when you want' a broom wishes and the prayers of their rel­ Stamps, something like $2,000 being announced and written on a large July 9th. This Is your business and Four Minute Men. ask for a Sanford broom. It wUl ative* and many friend*. subscribed in a few- minute*. Mrs. blackboard. When the blackboard j you should attend to it. help wonderfully. Those who left yesterday and sev­ Curiett of Geneva haa the situation was filled, it was removed to be pho- 1 well irt hand and Geneva will go over eral who will leave in the next thirty . Fellowcraft Degree tographed and another substituted. Need Sewing Machine* days were as follows: y the top. The Great Adventure At the next regular communlca Alton Wilson Wise Ir\ comparison with the 10,600 Tho colored Auxiliary of the Red Lake Mary was second in the local of uSanford No;--62 -• F. St nun wi » u w .« Lodge ---- - ---- . Btrsie Love, dear little Bessie David Alexander Robinson numbers required to be drawn a year Cross have fixed up workrooms over tlon meetings, holding there laat night. A. M. which will be held on Tuesday j Love, .In a chorus! Impossible, you Lafayette Humphrey ., ago, only 1,200 numbcri were drnwp .•A'. E.‘ Philips' drug store on Sanford ----- 1— As was the case before, a number of - j .» j n t jj0 jjr |t Q| evening. July o 2nd at T.nn 7:30 .the v-iFel­ B>y^ Charles Frederjc Reese today. The district having the.largavenue and are in need of eewing Ssnford folk* went to the meeting at lowcraft Degree will be conferred her new Pathe Plays she has th* role Verne Costello Messenger cst number of men to register June ma v chines. If any ono has a sew­ Lake Mary. W. V, Dunn, the dis­ any every Maaon i* cordially in­ of a young girl who has theatrical 6 reported somewhat less than 1;000 ing machine they are not using they Fred Bolly . . trict chairman opened the meeting vited to attend. ambitions and climbs by way of tho Edward Oscar Chittenden registrants. To-provide for ite reg; could let this be known at. The Her­ and Introduced the speakers, after chorus. And just as Bessie Lov* In latratlona and emergencies it was de­ Walter Baxter Miller ald ofllco and thc machine will be At the last communication the En­ which subscriptions were taken. t real life achieved stardom within s Constantinos th Stavala* cided to draw 1,200 numbers. In taken care of and be put to good tered Apprentice Degree was con­ Paola, under the direction of Mlsa few months because ehe possessed the larger number of the districts, Clifford Fleming Proctor use making garments for wounded Ierred, in which the past Masters Genevieve Ivey holds a meeting to­ however, only the lower number* soldiers. Archie Brantley Lile* 89-2tp * of the Lodge assisted moat prom- charms and talents which art un­ day at 2 o'clock and Mr. M. H. Horace Franklin Rauleraon nently. Past Master G. W. Spencer usual ao in "The Great Adventur*" will apply* Massey, aa War Saving* Speaker John Wealey Hagan acted as Junior Warden and Past she speedily gets out of the chorus -has been assigned'to address the Official list* of the number* as Frehch War Words .Pronounced •Clarence'Reltua Currie Master II. E. Tolar aa chaplain, fili­ iscauae she had a personality th a t meeting. ' ■ -* drawn, baaed on the photographs Aisnc, ain. * Joseph Townsend Nixon • taken of the blackboards will be sent ng the offices with credit to them­ .'.'got scrota." Little Mias Love ’ L*ke Monroe hold* *a meeting at Oise, wax. August Mitchell Remusatt __ selves and honor to the Frtternlty. charming in any role, b u t in the within a f*w day* to the local boards 3:30 this afternoon and Chairman XL Amiens, amee-on. • Past Master L. R. Philips presented velvet knickerbockers which she . Carl Bradbury to be used in placing the men when Stafford saya he la going to pack the* Solaaons, swas-on. George W. Morgan the working tools and apron and wears as a chorus gltl ahe will find the questionnaire* have been re­ house and then make every one take Bclleau, bellow. * LeRoy Burton Bragg • turned. • ' Past Master C. J. Rumph gave thc her way to every heart. Tho pleturo , out $600 worth . of War. Savings Chateau-Thlerry, ahah-‘ cc-teery. is adapted from Henry Kltchell W eb* John William Booth lecture and delivered the charge. Stamps and ho will mighty near do » " -” Ourcq, oojk. , ater's novel, "The Great Adven­ John R. Bryant Splendid talk* were given by Bro. R-, Dr. £. D. Brower, who has Yprts.eep’r. * .**?' ture," and will be a t the Btar The­ At the First Methodist Church Jacob Payne Pratt of Jacksonville and Past Mas­ •ho^n hfa interest in the campaign Beauvais, bovay. ater Saturday. ‘ , Sunday, June 30th, the service* will James-Oecar White* ter* Philips, Spencer, .Rumph and • • by being a good worker in Sanford Bethunc, baythun. Martin Luther Willl*m*on , be a* follows: Sunday school at 9:30 Tolar of Sanford. In addition to the above feature will address the people a t the Mon­ Brley, bree. *» . ndell Cates • ‘ a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and M utt anc} Jeff will be an addad 'a t­ tee meeting. . Masonry with her beautiful rititl* •' onel Burdick 7:80 p. m. Epworth League at 6:80 _ Chaulenel, shone. traction. *" —W - S - S — Impressive cercmonUa and the glor­ Croiallles, krawtil. „ Herbert' MeCailln “ p, m. All are Invited to attend and .* $1,000.00 Limit Club ies of centuries clustering about her Fere-en-Tardenols, fair-on-tardnJoseph Leinhart. , • a moat cordial welcome awaits atranS- Rapp___ _______ L - H i $ 1,000. brow haa developed a 'science of . Mr. W. JU David was in Sanford Dr. MeCaslln goes to Tennessee gera. There will be some special w*h. D»»tton Co.......____________ 1,000. to be called in-thirty day* and Earl patriotic services appropriate ' for " Freanet-en-Wocvre, frain-on-woukr right for sueutei mental and uthis (Iguv living UUU| which, W..IUU, IV. u i WNK imiDIWlCI, UB.( week ITOIU from Brunswick, Ge. D. F. McCuller___ _____ — 1,000. Burdick alao an alternate will be •eaaon In anticipation of the Fourth Haumont, adraon. • * moral development has never been I where he Ja employed building ships \ ^owell-8 peer„L-u^____L------- 1,*000. called in thirty daye. 'j Le Quesnot', lur.ainwah. surpassed. * Ifor Unde Sam. \ ’Of July. ..r-> f in t National £ank. ___ 1,000. .-*,»< -Vl m �L yric Theatre “The H om e of Para­ ----- ammintrand A r t c r a f t T Pictures.” Guaranteed — Attractions. : : : •----- T O N IG H T “Mrs. Danes Defense” A Sanford Girl in one of Her Best Pictures. Also LYRIC SCREEN TELEGRAM .W EDNESDAY Mme. Petrova in “Exile” ;i: AtPicture th a t Pleases Vital—Vigorous—Thrilling . THURSDAY The Dainty’ Nell Shipman in • :j SEE OUR BOYS IN ACTION—THEY^ ARE WHIPPING 'tie -rfi * ' - —— - THE HUNS. —^. . . • . —r— ^ ‘^ Hc^Girl From Beyond” "l • , , _ _______ * 1 I - TT - A #♦ . . . • | From the Cool Calculating Destruction Wrought by the j:j Agents of the Huns in Our Country to the Utter ;< Desolation on the Fair Fields of France r FRIDAY BERLIN via AMERICA SATURDAY The World’s Greatest Female Impersonator $ 1st Show 10:00 a. m. ADMieCIAKT. Children 13c plus 2c War Tax«15c K 2nd Show 3:15 p. m. AUlUlDDlUW. Adults 27c plus 3c “ “ 30c !< 7:30 p. m. All Seats 27c Plus 3c War Tax - 30c i$ -Seats Reserved A t Bower & Roum illat’s D rug Store m m m m m m m m xm Children 9c pluO c.w ar tax - 10c Adults 13c ” *2c ” ” ~15c . m m m m m m m m m m m tH a m m m m x x M coast, and everyone, everywhere, I will admire the beauty of the sea scenes. , The part of Ruth makes immense demands on the star. -She is first breakers Ahead at Star Tuesday shown as n child of ten years, and Charming Viola Dana again, in a then at different stages until she role that hnn been espeeially written reaches winsome womanhood. Roth to suit her winsome personality — comedy and tragedy nre represented, although Miss Dnnn is a star of bril­ and the powerfully dramatic csencs liant und versatile attainments who have been wonderfully handled by asks no odds of anyone. "Breakers Miss Dana, who has already showed Ahead” is a storjpof the sea and sea­ her capabilities in .this sort of work faring' people. Bluff .old "Captain in “ Iilue Jeans,” Metro’s great Scud, Eric Pixley, his first mate, special production adapted from the Mike Burley, the ruffian willing to fine old play of the name name. steer "The Wasp” upon the rocks in "Breakers Ahead’’ is a story of order to collect the insurnnre money, strong human interest, dealing with and the little waif, Ruth, who grows the real emotions of real people. up with the sound of the salt sen pounding in her eats, becomes very real to the spectator. "Breakers First Bessie Love I’lclurc'Announccd Ahead" will appeal to those who The first picture in which limitdwell near the sea, and also to land­ Love figures as a Pathe star will k( locked people who live far from the “ The Great Adventure,” u I’fitha AMUSEMENT • Julian Eltinge in “Countess Charming” Play to be shown at the Star The- great world conflict—and gone In to atre Saturday. “ The Great Adven- win! In the course of the film stor turc” 1s adapted from Henry Kit- spectators may see a realistic photochcll Webster’s well known book, graphic production of the life their “ The Painted Scene.” In it Miss sons, brothers, fathers and othcis Love gives a charming characterize- they love are at present living in the tion in the^ind of part in which she training ramps throughout the counexrels, thqt of a lovable young girl try and the hardships they will later who by her innocence and sweetness he privileged to undergo in the dispenses sunshine upon those about j trenches of the battleflrlds of Euher and is an influence for good. | rope. Country___ William Willia...... ...... Qen. Von Schrauk, German Commander_Wm.. Canfield.......... Phil Kclly'a Mother _..Emma Warren FOREWORD "Our whole strength wlll^be put Into this war of emancipation—eman cipntion from the threats and at­ tempted mastery of selfish groups of autocrats.” —Woodrow Wilson. Lyric Friday, June 28th. from Mrs. Snyder!Mrs. Snydw believes in War Savings and she it showing that Chuluota as a wholt believes in them also. •. W. S. S. Thrifts Seminole Co. Dank 230 It Mrs. J. E. Snyder C huluota....................... fio Sanford Post Ofllce....... 11 itt F. J. Neimeyer, Long­ . wood-------- ---3 II J. D. Jones, Oviedo...... 4 O W. S. S. Agents Doing Big Buslneaa *• Figures refer to the number el The following Is a list of tho re­ stamps and not to the value.thereof. ports received by County Chairman Mainca in the War Savings Stamp . Bo Diligent sales for tho week ending June 22nd. Let everyone thnt hnth n calling b« Particular attention is called to the diligent In ptfnmnnco of his employfact th at the Seminole County Bank meat, so as not lightly or without rea­ has the largest report, of any previ­ sonable occasion to neglect It.—Jeremy ous week. Also attention ia called Taylor. WIVES MOTHERS SISTERS HUSBANDS FATHERS .P - BROTHERS SWEETHEARTS IraM.Lowry. i. JStfgKk ,rigBft tim N S .f W ' Star Theatre Admission Cut to 10c and 15c Total Why Pay More when our Picture!, Screen, Ventilation and Machines are Bet­ ter?. TUESDAY — The Uni Hy Villa I)ann in ” B c :Lc « / h e d.” AL*o li nt thrilling Kuri.l ”T e Woman in the W c V WEDNESDAY — The dainty Gladys II le.c h “ The • • La* t of (he Can •b y t/’ nlson I an iy C •n> ey. . „ THURSDAY — “ For Ihc Freed m t f l h c WoVd” See our boys on the 1 H ng Line. FRIDAY — J. W arrei Knnigan in “ A Ma Mari", also Mutt and Jeff. SATURDAY — B c s h I c Lo*c in “ The G ca Ad lenlure” uho n Kip-!tom in* Ccme y. ----------Coming -- -------Pearl White in “The House of Hate" a serial and Machte, the strongest man in the world In “The Warrior”. '<• Matinee Dally at 3:18. Evening Performance regins at { , . V*7:30 Except Satnrday then at 7tlS. • * “FOR FREEDOM OF W , \ ;.. f e - J , ^ ^ , ' *i AT THE STAR THEATRE — THURSDAY Freedom of the World, War Drama "Berlin Via America” • Thrilling, atirring patriotic Film By Elsie Van Name. Locale—On _ apcctacle, thrilling romance of world the way to Berlin. struggle. • * . Phil Kelly, of the U. S. Secret Ser­ "For the Freedom of the. World,” v i c e —Aviator and veteran of the said to be the greatest war spectacle 1 • Spanish-Amctican War.................... film ever conceivod, comes to th ? . — .....................Francis Ford ........ •„ Star Theatre Thursday. Rest* Lcckley, an American girl The story—a talc of love and de­ "who dors her Lit," Kelly’s ception, cowardice and heroism xhFiance .....Edna Emerson........ .he highest order—was written by Col. Lockley, Rote’s father .....*...... Captain Edwin Bower ilcsser, ar. ............. ........ .Jack Newton..**.....'.... officer in the American Legion of Gen. Joseph Cooper, of the U. S. Se­ .the Canadian expeditionary forces, cret Service, Kelly's chief................ and produced by Ira M. Lowry. Its ' .......... . George Ilcnry............ scenes are laid in Candaa, the United Karl Shamme, German secretSlates and on the battlefields of agent-------- ,.!^..Ed. Dorhan........... wastern France.’ */ / John Harris, Germaft secret . Probably never before has a'w ar agenta___ ...GeorgeJones......l:.~. picture bqen seen which rets forth In Madge, an Orphan....Lola Scott...:...-, a more effective janr.cr a pictorial Bud, Juat an American bey—that’r .exposition of the reasons why the ail .......Francis Teeney United States has cornu Into the Lieut. Milts, a Traitor, to his fli j^ C A P t E d w in B o w b b JB b s s h io T h e f in a l s u m m in g -u p o f t h e h im * o fth e W o r ld W a r AT THE S T A R THEATRE THURSDAY . Matinee 3:15 Evening'at 7:30 Total Admisf ion 10c ahd^llfc �V. wcarWd THE SANFOBD __ - » »* -r : JUNE 23. Ui>__ ■ Forrest E. Gatchel, formerly Supt. has Been demonstrating these tpee- RED CROSS ME ET IN p of o u rIn term ed iate Dept, in the ial recipe* lately. Tho Third Friday of everv Barley Corn Dear Biscuits “** Sunday school!* now in the navy at month will bo J b u S S (Fifteen Small Biscuits). . Key W eetJn intensive training for meothigoUhe Red Cr6? 1 \ i cups barley flour service a t a gunner. He expects soon at Woman's Club on Oak -• 1 cup corn flour to be ahooting aubmarinet. A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ Avpnue, at 2:30 p. m. - K teaspoonfut salt Miss Edieth' C. Stewart, formerly RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ 3 teaspoonful baking powder Supti of our Beginners' Dept, is now TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD 3 tablespoonful-shorttening-' at St. Timothy’s Hospital, Philadel­ Liquid sufficient to make soft phia, In training for service u a Red dough (about 1 cup)____ - Croeinurse. LWaynea.vilIar-N^-Crr-1 u t —Wednesday GENEVA Drop by spoonfuls onto tin and. Chaplain George Hyman writes ___ W. A. Whitcomb of Bloomington, to be gone 'all summer.' amooth them on’top with knife dip­ that he-ia well and is located “ in a Plum bing a n d —111., U visiting M r,-and Mrs.~M.~E. — Mrs-.‘-MrL*‘B«kerand'fath¥r‘,"TrJT ped in milk or water. Bake thor­ pleasant place, in France,” but Is not Gilmore are spending several weeks Dooley, and also looking after busi­ G as Fitting . permitted to teH of the things his oughly. at Coronado Beach. ness interests here. regiment is doing. Indications are Rev. Hllburn. of Sanford favored The ladies 'from Sanford visiting Potato Cornmeal Muffins . that his division is in action at the Geneva with a splendid sermon last the Red. Cross workers here last All Work R eceives M y I»e r „ 0 B 4 . 1 cup mashed potatoes front. ELDER SPRINGS Wednesday were ^Mrt. Z* Puleston, Saturday morning at the quarterly i cup cornmeal Will Lynch is making home folks •Mrs. Schelle Maine*, our Sunday Mr*.' David Speer,' Mrs. Geo. Speer, conference meeting of the Method­ teaapoonful aalt Attention And Best Efforit ist church. Those hearing him were li first visit since he became a sol- school pianist U spending the sum­ Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Connelly. * 3 teaapoonful baking powder indeed fortunate. On Sunday morn­ fer boy at Camp Wheeler. Will 1s mer with her parents in ’Dpyton,Ohlo Opposite City Hall 1 tablospom syrup Mr. and U n . J. A. Dann and ing another treat w u in store for T e le p h o n e N0 j j proud of his Uncle Sam and will sure Mist Ruth Lowing now presides at -V ' 1 tablespoon shortening (melted) Miss Edith Dann returned to their them in the sermon of Rev. White, t it piano. be going back. i egg (beaten separately) home in Miami last Friday, after presiding elder. Mr. George D. Ballard of Texaco Mrs. Fred Slneath of Armoa, Fla., Liquid about 1 cup, medium toft having spent a week with Mrs. Last Tuesday evening a rally w u Oil fame of .our Intermediate Dept. Dann'a mother and sisters of this held at the town hall In behalf of is visiting old friends in this’ vicinity He knows how to keep the wheels batter. for the first time in many years. Bake thoroughly one-half hour. place. the War Savings Stamp campaign well oiled, and the department run­ Mrs. M. E. Smith is the proud now on. Able .speakers from San­ Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pattishall ning smoothly. and M iu Georgia Pattishall left for ford were present in the persons of slayer of a targe rattle snake on last Spice Drop Cakea Mias Marion Gove, after complet­ Monday measuring 6 ft .9 In.*, ten Ob * Inch Cards Will B« Published Da. 1 cup barley flour ing a business course in a well known rattlers., Mrs. Smith killed him with business college has returned to San­ dar Thla Heading At The Rate O t V M 1 cup cornflour a hoe the same length u the snake. Per Tear. H teaspoon salt ford to accept** position with the Lafayette Humphrey of Okeecho­ 1-3 teaspoonful baking powder bee City is making home.folks a vis­ Seminole County Bank; she is the H cup iugar- — Beglnnera charming Supt. of the it before leavlrig for army training. M cup syrup Dept, and with the aid o ler splenW. T. Humphrey and son, La­ *f * did corps of teachers is do cel , M cup shortening O P TO M E TR IST fayette have returned from Jack­ 2 eggs lent Sunday school work. EYES EXAMINED sonville where they have been spend­ H to 1 cup liquid Miss Rosamond Rad1ord I>f ing s few days With W. T. Humph­ and GLASSES FITTED Spice lo taste * fgh the sweet girl graduates rey Jr., and family. Schaal’a Jewelry Store. 123 W. First 8 t 1 teaspoon cinnamon M. M. Lord made a flying visit school is one of our enthusiastic 1 teaspoon allspice'' home, spending Saturday night and teachers in the Beginners Dept. teaspoon cloves Sunday. Mr. Lord is now employed She is well fitted and naturally gifted teaspoon ginger, If, desired. *' * at one of the ship yctrds in Jackson­ for this week. Drop by the spoonfuls onto greas­ Formerly of the U. S. Army The scholars of the Primary Dept, ville and likes it. fine and will move his family up there before long. • are looking forward to their closing ed tin and bake’in a moderate oven. CONSULTING "PHYSICIAN . A nice variation In the above Is Mrs. B. J. Overstreet and children exercises next Sunday moniing,. as the omission of the ginger and the SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK BI.DG. they -have invited thejr mothers to of Lockhatr spent several 'days with nddltlon 'of *1 cun* seeded railings. her mother, M rs.-J. M. Wynn^last meet with, them for n special pro- Or, omit spires altogether and use grapi and the mothers will hot dis­ week, cup each of raisins and chopped appoint t :eir children. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wheeler .I Office 309 Park Avenue Our pastor, Rev. Milo H. Massey nuts. • nnd James Cassidy have returned Telephone 291 from Miami. They took the trip in has decided tc rhertrn cur cvcrin* Quick Loaf Mr. Wheeler's big car nnd report n | service to 46 minutes for the next 2 cups barley (lour Office Un: 10-12 a;m. & 2 4 p.m. three Sundays. Time, 8:00 to 8:46 very pleus&nt trip. ' ,1 cup corn flour p. m. \\. Lord spent Sunday with 1 teaspoon salt Our Sunday school orchestra con­ D R . L. D . B R O W N home folks. 5 tenspoonful baking powder sisting of Miss Rose Gallagher, Miss 2 tablespoons syrup ■Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bowman were Adelo Rines, Mr. Sidney Kennedy, DENTIST the dinner guesta of Mrs. W. T. with Mbs Ruth Lossing, pianist and 1 egg Humphrey Inst Sunday. Office Y'owcll-Specr Building 1 cup milk Mrs. W. E. Betts, chorister nrc doing 1 tablespoon shortening wonders to improve our music. Phone 108 ■Sanford, Florida EAST SANFORD Our trustees have employed the Yeast Bread—No Whenl Mm. J. O. Mitchell, her two chil­ selective draft system for the pur­ THOM AS E M M E T WILSON jji cup mashed potato dren and her mother, Mrs. Luke pose of securing a large supply of E. m n O L ’SON IIOl'.HIIOLDEB 3 cups barley flour are upending some time in Starke electric fans for each department of 1 teaspoon salt with her grandmother and other our building. There will be some­ yeast cake relatives. thing “stirring" in tho atmosphere 1 egg Mrs. Philip R. Andrews of Celery next Sunday. LAWYERS 2 tablespoons syrup avenue is now at Saranac Lake in Sanford, Florida The best Sunday school secretary it cup water the Adirondacks spending some tipie. in the world, rtt our Judgment, will Sponge. Mm. E. P. Morse und family have Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity be at the Temple next Sunday morn­ Bake one hour. gone to Daytona Beach for jhe sum­ ing at 9:25. His name is Schelle SCHELLE MAINES Riley M, Fletcher Berry, mer and have a cottage on Ocean - of 99.98 Per Cent. Maincs, and he is a. “ plump good Emergency Home Dem. Agt. drive. LAWYER s - ..i i » —■ i Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain one." ’ o m e t ! IN T H E COURT HOUSE nrc at Daytona Beach for some time ‘ Mrs. Jo h n 'T . Brady has contrib­ SANFORD .- - FLORIDA and have a cottage on Ocean Drive. uted a number cf excellent books for children ns a starter on our Sunday Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart and Mbs 1 PHONE 338 1 Ruby nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Row­ school library. JEWELER Mr. Peyton S. Forlson, formerly an and Mr. ,und Mrs. I. Toyama xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiuxiiiifHiiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiixiimiiiiniximiiiiimx MY SPECIALTIES: Supt. of our Adult Dept., is now spent Sunday nt Dnytorrw^each. G. C. McDougal wns at home working in the shipyards at Bruns­ PICKARD'S HAND-TAINTED CHINA from Waycross, Ga., on Sunday and wick, Ga., helping Uncle Sam to win THE Mr. Hurnstill, foreman of the coach the war. His brother, .John Fortaon GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER shop came with him for the day. is with him working dt the same ROGERS' PLATED WARE Mra. J. G. Hasty and children and thing! Mr, and. Mrs. Wade Hasty and chil­ Mr*. E. J. Taylor, one of our In­ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHEP dren nrc camping near the pavilion ter mediate Dept, teachers has been E. W. DICKSON at Lake Harney. Tuesday evening ill, but we are glad to-learn is great­ 314 W. 1st ST. PHONE 67 SANFORD, FLA. u party composed of Mr. and Mrs. ly improved in health and we hope C. E. Chorpcning and young people, with soon be with us again. Mr. nnd Mrs. 1. D. Hart and Miss '• Mrs. John D. Abrams has been AUTO TI*ES AND TUBES REPAIRED Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rowan, missed from her class in the Begin­ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Prevail and Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires ners Dept., caused by h(?r serious son, Neal nnd Miss Gertrude illness. She is belter and will soon Vaughn took a picnic spper and STARTING BATTERIES be back In charge of her class of visited the Hasty Camp aiyl enjoyed little folks. a fine fish fry and watermelon. . Mrs. A, M. Walker, who has been W. J. David*is at home from ALL R E P A I R W O R K GUARANTEED absent from the city for several Brunswick,*Ga., where he has been weeks has returned and tnkon charge at work in the shipyards. of her class of young ladies, the Sunday at Congregational Church Fidelia Class.* Mr. J. W. O. Singletary, secretory "Satisfying the Wants- of Christ” of the Convention Class is helping ua_4Jic text, "Givo me to Drink,” to win tho war by doing government* will be the subject for the morning, work nt Key West. He writes nn being the third on the sermon scries nn Christ and the Woman of Sa- enthusiastic letter about the Red Cross nnd W. S. S. drives. He with mtuia. “ Real Estate in Sodom, vs. Treas­ the other carpenters pledged one ure in the Kingdom, or. Where ure day’s work each month for four we making Investments?” will bd the months to the Red Cross; bought evening theme. The service begins 564.00 worth of W. S. S. to stort with und is buying more each Satur­ at 7:30. "The Power of the Cross In Af­ day. This is the spirit that will win rica” is the subject of the Christian tho wnr. Mrs. Singletary has re­ Endeavor meeting to be led by Mrs. cently joined him nnd they arc now i Ensmingcr. Meeting opens at 0:30. keeping house in Key \ycst. Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning. AlleraThere is lively competition be­ lions o f All Kinds.on Short Notice There will be church service in the tween bur Euzellnn and Rcrcnn Join Our G entlem en's Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. Upsnln church Sunday afternoon at Classes at the Temple, both as to at­ four o’clock, now time, following the, tendance and contributions; .there is S U IT S $15.00 U P W A R D Sunday school hour. Rev. Dr. a challenge) out as to which class ac­ Brower will bo in charge. quits itself best on next Sunday, col­ * » * lection to go to Columbia College. f The Euzelian Class is headed by Chimes From Tho Temple Mrs. Arthur Johnson, president, and Come to the Temple and'lcttrh Mrs. M, H. Massey, 'teacher, and how to keen cool here arid hereafter. « the Bereans by Mr.- Ernest Betts Mr. T. 0. Charles is helping the president and Dr. J. T. Denton, good work by contributing an abun­ teacher. The outcome will bo await­ dance of Elder Springs walor for our ed with interest. use, . ■- 1— * i ~Z'" • Mr. E. J. Taylor of the -CheroMlaa Wfiallng's Wheatleas Recipes. Cola Co. tips presented us with, a Iprgo supply of beautiful fans. The following redpea. are of par­ 4 * , r , * i « ,• Our aim. is to keep you comfort­ ticular Interest, and value because able while you’worship with us, tho they were originated by Miss Han­ ladies are invited to take thoir hats nah Worsting, U. S. Bread-Maker off If they wish;, and the men are.In­ and Chemist, and tried out in tho vited to remove their coats,'l government laboratories by her. She COUNTY H A P P E N IN G S Hon. R. J. Holly, Rev. M.'-H. M u* sey, Hon. Schelle Maine*, Mr*. Gal* loway and Hon. T. W. Lawton of Oviedo. / Letter Brown, who it toon to leave for the navy, took a party, of friends for a day of joy riding last Tuesday, visiting a number of the beautiful towns of the atate. Those going were Mis*et Claire garrison, Kate FlynL—H elen- Moran ' and Mresart. Glenn Mills and Lester Brown. iftra. Claude Raulerson, Mrs. J —V» Wicks, Mrs. Taylor and A. B. Doane were a party motoring to Or­ lando l u t Tuesday. ^ DINGEE BUSINESS CARDS Don’t O. S. VAUGHAN Let Your Stock Suffer • * • : . U S E . D r. D O W N I N G , Cow Ease to Keep O ff Flies Dr. C. J. Marshall xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiinixxiiiiiiiiiuixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiii: j Elder Springs Water I Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily Wilson & Hoasbolder 1 T. 0. Charles Distributor j HENRY McLAULIN FOOD Mil'WIN Sanford Vulcanizing Works VAR Notice to Our Customers Notice -is hereby given that we will close our business at noon on Saturday instead of Thursday, dur­ ing the three summer months begin­ ning June 22. All orders received. up to twelve o’clock will be delivered. FREE AIR SERVICE HILL LUMBER CO. Complete Line of McKin­ ley’s Standard and Popular Music D. C . B R O C K MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER lOc Per Copy CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVL Come in and Hear the New Columbia Records PHONE 174 Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences,'Out-Houses > Gibson & Wallace Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. t �THE SANVOBD f o o d vm y iN . THE NEW R U L E S of the , food Administration The Sugar Situation A number of causes have cumuutrd to make our augar position acre difficult than we could have anHripited at the beginning of the r The Increased shipping needed by our growing army- In France haa I Vecfsiitatcd the curtailment of sugar iramportation, particularly from the ■]oogfr voyage, and.haa thus reduced juppliw both of the -Allies and ourKlv« from remote markets. Some of the accessible sugar ; producing areas have proved a lees yield than anticipated, such as certain tfn t Indian Islands. The domestic beet and Louisiana crops have fallen below anticipation. There- has been ,ome destruction of beet sugar fac­ tories in tho battle area of France and Italy. We have lost consider­ able sugar by submarines. As dose an estimate .as we can mike indicates a reasonable expecta­ tion from all sources of- about 1,000,000 tons -of sugar fro United States tonsumpiinn during the last half of the | rrsent year. This is baaed upon the maintenance of the present meagre Allied ration. An improye- ir.t-nt in shipping conditions would of ci iiTrc. relieve, this situation. iu ituanti'ies of sugar ard' In • unavail­ able markets. We must, ln\jever, b;se the distribution of sugar during ihe'mxt «ix months, upon the above fid After that period the now \\.-i Indian crop, will be available. Itedurc (’onsiimpilon Tbi* apply* cf 1,000,000 tons neii-qi..t- s a rousidernblo re]luctiou in .our consumption. To provide three pounds of sugar pel mlftnk per per­ so n for household use, to take care of our army and navy and to provide for rite necessary preservation of fruit, milk, etc., will require about 1,000,000 tons of sugar for the six months. A household consumption of three pounds per month per per­ son, together with the specinl allow­ ance for home canning means n re­ duction of some 25 per cent In these branches of consumption from nor­ m al, but it is still rjearly double the ration in the Allied countries and is ample for every economical use.In the plan of distribution which will now go into force, tho less es­ sential users of sugar, that is, con­ fectioners, soft drink manufacturers, tobacco manufacturers, etc., will he hit the hardest. The Administration rpgrets intensely any action that will cause hardship to any individual, but the situation is due to tho Germans, not to this government. There are a number or substitutes available to the' confectioners upon which no re■trictlons are placed. addition a small fan for each mem­ ber of congregation. . . ~ . Ladies,' take your fiat* off,* Men/ take your coats off! | Everything possible will be done" fo fy o u r comfort. Our pastor will be with u s only three more Sunday* before taking hi* vacation. %*A ^ « Our 1 evening semces ■ for this period will, last only 45. minutes, from 8:00 until 8:45 p, m. Our Sunday school begins a t 9:30 a. m. "W e've saved a place for* you." Subject for morning dlsccurcse, "A Lesson in Obedience." Evening address, "Waste Not, Want Not." --•You cannot afford to misa these . set vices. • •• , . "Come with us and w*e will do thee good."^ FRENCH "HEAVY BATTERY AND DRESSING STATION Why 8ol.ltude It Desirable. Solitude Is the chief tupport of the affection*! It would be Impossible to lore your fellow manIf you knewyou coutd never set awty from him.—From the Atlantic. In order to secure justice in distri­ bution and to make the restrictive plans as effective os possible ' no manufacturer or wholesaler of sugar will be allowed after July 1st to sell nny sugar except to buyers who se­ cure a certificate from the locnl food administrators, indicating the quan­ tity they may buy. For the purpose of issuing those certificates the vari­ ous users of sugar are divided into the following groups: j If Y o u W ere j I a Prisoner \ : fA) Candy makers, soft drinks, soda fountains, chewing gum. rhocoInto and cocoa manufacturers, tobac­ co manufacturers, Havering Extracts, Invert* sugAr, syrups, sweet pickles, ___ Tlu» llliu;inilnii-«itmvH ii PwiieytliMii'y. iifiui.riU w iiiii^tH ^.riiiiB ttr the Sniiuik' fid'tnr, mill h 1'rcndi drm liiii Wtnwrttfc-----------------------Khilfrui ltniit< ilftil* ly In llu* ri'iir of the lighting line In Flatulent/* lit) Commercial cannon*, veget­ ables, fruit, milk, medirina) purposes, ing houses who lake care of ‘Jr* per­ will he required from dealers and i pounds nt any one time to any town explosives, glycerine, ot cetera. manufacturers in the above groups 1customer, or mete *‘ an 5 pounds it son-* "or more. (Ci Hotels, resiaurauis, club-, *0 ) Habers iiiui cracker manufac­ will give the following further in for*j»i»y *>n«* lirm* to :• y one count y dining enrs and steamsliips, boarding ■nation upon honor. In the case of j customer. The latter may, however, turers of nil kinds. houses, public n n u se s. hospitals, H o s p it a ls , p u iiiic institutions i n s t i t u t io n s j Group A that is candy, soft d rirk s.’he varied by the If ci ladmlnisIruH r and public eating tdace-t generally./' *E ' R(1' ail s-orw 11,1,1 "then* sell etc., im *t show the a mount of **ui.ar!,o perron-' reinoh* front town. Tie in which term are- iiichub-d nil Imurd-V***- ^"r direct consumption. used during the* months of July,.i n'tailer will do hi best not to sell I* L'll.. Statements D l . i ____ . 1. Musi File August and September, 1017, nnd ! more than .*1 | *urtN per person per certificatewill, if The statements month to hoti** h ‘ders whose n * ..Everj perstiii .in these categories I must, before July 1st, or as soon are, correct, be based upon 5:» per operation will? li* ruicilcr is enrnis'.thereafter a- the local food udminii-, rent of to ll avtriif.e u-c. Ir«‘ cream ly sought, trator determines, make a statement makers will be entitled to To I er .Retailers tr.cy, is sit present, .sell i-ertificute will be Issued 25 pound- of sugar l** nny one house| upon a form that will he provided' cent, showing lb-, -tignr they hold or have s e p n rv tt d ; fo r e in -h * m o n t h 's (>ur. hold for home *mining upon th* in transit on July 1st. AH stocks in chases hnuM'i.nldei's ccr ifyit g that In* bar excess .*f three month/ supply at" (■rnttp It th:i| i , <■ inii’e:*-!;.! not bough* cli-vhv ore and agreeing t< the rate of consumption that will he ennners. etc., will he git on e**r ill- return any bjil.uce unused for t hi* allowed in each concern will he req­ cates ’ f r their necessary require­ purpose. —-__ _ uisitioned by the administrator* and ments '"p any • *'l saga* by No Hired Itntionlng redictrilnited at once. Any stock them e\ it* (imb r tie ev re»- ■Ir*'.-! will be sc* n by this ptt*o tint li-ss than ninety days hot in excess tion el the local foed adminislrn'.or there Is no direct rationing *of th* of thirty days must be held subject will constitute a vMution of the reghouseholder. It would-cost tin- gov­ to the local administrator far dis­ 'ilulluits and rubject them to closing ernment $5,P00,000 to put, the house­ tribution if necessary, depending of business for the war. Any sugar holder i n it ration card nnd will lale much upon remoteness from source in hand nt the end of the season the service’of 100,000 people to carr.t nf supply. It i* manifestly unfair niusl be placed at the disposal of the it im*. We cannot nfiord the laboi for any one' to he over stocked in Iccal administrator. Tht* adminis­ of money and if householders will co­ such a situation r.s this as it must tration appeals to this group to econ­ operate it can be avoided. prejudice the common interest of o m i z e in every direction. No wholesaler nr refiner cun sell regular (low of supplies. Our na­ Group C—that is, public eating tional sugar supply dees not come |litc*s, will be issued (citilica’ -s ar.y sugar whatsoever-unless he rtfrom stocks bur arrives in monthly u| on the basis of three pounds for crives the certificate above m u ­ ttered. Any person in the above amounts und any attempt to provide each ninety meals served. This in­ five groups who docs not file hie ahead results in shortage. .Any at; cludes all public Vi ting place uses of statement will receive no sugar dur­ tempts to accumulate, stocks in the sugar. ing the war und action will nt o ce Interim between now and JTIy 1st will lie us el cis nnd may lead to dif­ Group )1—i hat is, bake**, will re­ be taken against nny sugar he ma> ficult!**, for the food administration live icr.il'.t ctcs for 70 »er cent of have in hand in excess of thirty days' will construe any such attempts by the average amount used during supply und he will lie charged wit) National necessity has put a new responsibility dealers ami manufacturers as hoard­ July. August and September, 1917, hoarding. We ask the co-opcjuttei ing anil upon conviction uu punish­ or alternately 70 per cent til that of nil trades in our purpose, thet I on every motorist. simply to secure justice in dlstribi.. able by line or imprisonment. While used in the mouth of June, 1918. Utmost service is demanded—the highest use­ in the law the same rule might Im Group E —that is, retail stores will ttep. Braxton Hcnchaln, applied to householders', the food ad­ receive for July purchases certificates Federal Food Administration, fulness of yourself and your car. ministration proposes to rest ^upon based upon the average of sugar sold * * . Florida. the honor and co-operation o the during the combined three months, Service and econom y are your only considera­ householders not to hold more thnn April, May nnd June, 1918.- Retail­ ■ At the Baptist Temple a thirty day supply upon the hesis ers must not sell sugar to nny of tho tions. . of three pounds per person in the other'groups, that is, to no one exSpecinl Features Next Sunday: I cept householders', without taking up Plenty of Ice cold Elder-Springs wa Our responsibility goes hand In hand with yours. household. In addition to giving the quan­" th e certificates of *such persons. ter; auditorium well ventilated nut As the largest rubber manufacturer in the world, tities on hand the statements which They must not sell more than two cooled by six electric fans,, und it War-time Responsibility— Yours and Ours it is our duty to supply you with tires of unfailingreliability and extrem e mileage. United States Tires are more than making good In this time of stress. T h ey are setting new mileage records—establish­ ing new standards of continuous service—effecting greater econom y by reducing tire cost per mile. There is a United States Tiro for every c a r — passenger or commer­ c i a l —and e v e r y c o n d i t i o n o f motoring. The nearest United States Sales and Service Depot will cheerfblly aid you in fitting the right tire to -yotir needs.* United States Ti res are Good Tires AfomjMe o . . 0f Galled S utra Tires Is carried by the following Sale* and Service Depots . ^ . . -L. , _____________________ __t—.... ....................... — CRUISER VINDICTIVE, NOW BLOCKING TH E OSTEND CHANNEL _j * in the compartment of a '* j German prison train, with * J on armed guard over you, a \ J window open beside y o u , J 5 the train speeding through/L0 rin enemy’s country at thirty- \ 0 0 0 five miles nn hour * J '0 0 \ would you jump j ! and take the o n e \ 0 chance in a mil- J » 0 ; lion to escape? j 0 * • U\vaathc‘'Millionth"chancc 0 • Lieut. "Smiling” PntO'Bricn j J took—he jumped from the * \ train, he lived, and with tha J J otara to guide him, wounded 5 and lame he "crawled" two 0 hundred and fifty miles through the enemy’s lines to safety. J { \ l 0 0 The story of his escape is 0 told by him in our new serial * "Outwitting the Hun.” J DO NOT FAIL j TO READ IT! j ...........................i G O O D TO THE LAST D R O P MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ask Yb un ’ c n o c E p COULD HARDLY STANDALONE * 1 Terrible Suffering From Headache, Sldetche, Backache, and Weak­ ness, Relieved by Cardri, Say* This Texas Lady. — ; U Gontales, Tex.— Mrs. Minnie rhll* pot, of this place, -writes: "Five yean ago I was taken with a pain In ta j left side. It was right under my left rib. It would commence w ith an aching and extend up into my left aboulder nhd on down into my bock. By that time the pain would be so ■orero I would Lsto to take to bed, and suffered usually about three days . . . I suffered this way for three years, and got to be a mere skeleton and was so weak I could hardly stand alone Was not able to go anywhere and had to lot my hotuo work go...I suffered ., awful with a pain In my back and I had tho hcadacho all tho time. I Just was unable to do a thing. My Ufa was a mlsory. my stomach got In an awful condition, earned from taking m much medicine. I suffered bo much in. I bod Just about given up' all pes of our. getting anything to* help me. . One day a Birthday Almanac was thrown In my yard. After reading Its testimonials I decided to try C ar dul, and am so thankful th a t I did/ for I began to Improve whan on the second b o ttle ...I am now a troll woman and feeling fins and th e cure haa bean permanent for It baa been two raara alnco my awful bad health. I will always praise sad recommend , Cardui" Try Cardul today. ■ Tl K tr’ -Z ..:. i 1;Jt1 a. *£-43 . $39 �THE SANTORO HERALD community, who had the THESANFORD HERALD the and money to do eo, s m o o t h time the life in the open, under the glad over sunshine of the day and the soft ra­ soitae ■o*t5 one's mistakes which had diance of the moonlight nights, the ” R .J . HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager reached the public car, try to ex­ men who have .fought for home and plain why aucb and such things are country will soon revive from the . ‘ r«bN»fc*4 E m r Tuesday »nd FrMay . not so, make a hero or heroine out terrible* experiences cf suffering from of some one who has done some­ gas, exposure to the elements, THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY thing a little unusual, glvo the prop­ wounpa from shot and shell and the Nurse you'll11 live to curse self i\urse your stamina stamina, Save oavu your money dr or you hllBSCBirnON ruicu IN ADVANCE; er apace to the life of a departed pahgh of hunger and th in t. neglect. Human beings are like autos—they must have their own 41NX TEAR *«*•••■•« a ***** <i* • • * • • • * * * § dtiken, laud the bexuty and grace of. BIX HI O NTH*! « « • * • # * • « 4 • • « • • • ! > * • * • driving forces. If you race oh the rim, strip gears and get spark * Already the list of wounded ex­ a bride, see that every, organisation r t i u x x M U M U H ............ i ..................... .. tends into’the thousands and if the plugs sooty it cuts (Jown career mileage. Loose ways means lost that has met has-its name mention­ dread conflict continues another year jobs. Your pay-envelope should he your medicine and vour i w ed, give the names of all the new officials of any order, announce the It .will risach the hundreds of thou­ doctor. G et the habit—SAVE. ekents which are planned, write up sands and many of them will be so seriously Injured (that they will be t . ___ a . t ... . . . _ _ f _ * r a t t T -i aa H-tatiH-CIrn M i l l M a l f f K e d ' ithe programs— _of9 ____t entertainments, . CAPITAL $30,000.00 • . , SURPLUS $15,000.00 IS M . al (In r n b O n al B u f w i , F t a W i unfit lot further service at the front. L'arfM Acl •t M a n s S ri. 1ST* omit everything that ayould be omit­ These will bo sent home and many ted from publicity, write everything •of them will be brought to Florida which*ekerybody wants you1to write about, and withal make, no ene­ to be restored if possible to their former vigorous manhoosd. With mies? the terrible effects of the nauseating Then you're partly fitted to be an and poisonous gas In their systems editor of a small town'newspaper.— some of them will never h* able to "I pledge allegiance Milford (Wash.) Cititen. If. R. STEVENS R. R. DEAS go back to their pre-war occupations to my flag and the Re­ A a ftM ia in offices and Inside, wbrk and a file public for which It FEN C E OR NO FEN C E In the open,- preferably In agriculstands; one nation In­ There will undoubtedly be at­ tural or horticultural lines will be THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS divisible, with Liberty tempts made at the next Session o the moat desirable tot them. and justice to all." V W W W V V W W W W W W W W W V W V V M X I U m x i m m> - > — — the Florida legislature to afford gen­ If. Florida proves a health restorer uine farmers some relief from the It wllllook good to them and they necessity of spending money for will naturally become interested In tsls of these countries of unspeak-^ shall be so completely crushed, that high priced fencing to keep out of the state and many wilt feel that able crimes, and have made their never again shall civilisation have to farms and gardens the roaming ani­ this. Is the plsce to settle and make rulers pay the last penalty.in their pay the penalty which it would justmals, both long horn cattle and their permanent home. own death, should we for one mo- ly have to pay If it dealth' with Gar­ raxor back hogs. E ngirfa Is already preparing to ment consider meeting th e repre- many or Austria or Turkey on any We doubt if the time has arrived make-land settlements on her fight- eentativea of these countries for terms except*those which the law w Vsdr Mccum. for a state wide "no fence" law,'such Ing men who are returned wounded pegee. Unconditional surrender, not enforces upon the murderer and the Palpitatingly, the Infatuated young a law, as we understand it, meaning from the war; The government is with the thought tl^it this may carry outrager. no fence for the farmer but th a t the rapidly acquiring title, deeds to large any sentimental effort ofsentimenU!* No decent man representing any man sought counsel at the baiasr of stock man must confine his herds. tracts owned by the hard,pressed tits or neurotics to save these .crlm- tj th iisaiHUffirs fighting to save clvl- an undent nnd prayed the ancient tell him lioW he might learn of hla fair There Is yet too much what we call aristocracy, who have been unable to inais from the Just penalty for their n a tio n should ever be asked to sit lady's faults, “Go forth rmong her wild land In the'state; land th a t in a meet tho war tax demands of the crimes, should be the determination Rt a peace table in company with women friends," spake tho TenenhU WORKS BEAUTIFULLY measure will feed many hundreds of nation and have been gradually sell­ of all the allies. , - those criminals. 1 Not until these one, “and prnlso her la their hearing " The commissioners of St. Augus­ head of stock and which a t the pres­ ing portions of their estates and an­ We are not fighting in any war criminals who have led In Germany's —George Jean Nathan In Pack. tine yscently paid off the entire In­ ent time la fit for nothing else. cestral parks to the government and such as the woild has ever known, criminality are dead, shot or hanged debtedness of the town except a Those who are the friend of the far­ also to former tenants, who are now Wn are not fighting human beings in the presence of the assembled boner issue of $65,000 issued for the mer where His' interests are opposed becoming Independent farmers, as such as civilisation has know-n. We people of Berlin, Vienna nnd Conpurchase of tho water works system. to those of the stock man will urge prices' are high for all farm products who stantinople, ■hould any man .ropreThe city owed $400,000 at the tjme for a lew th a t .will allow each town­ and their intensive mothoja of firjn: auch aenting civilisation 'b o asked to the-commission toolrorer it* aflairar ship,-voting-precInctr-eounty,-or-anjr ing—acquired'through years of oper­ ; of meet on any terms whatsoever pco—Florida Grower. Which reminds other arbitariiy laid out district to ating small farms on a high rental, town pie representing these conquered us that once Miami was Interested vote on the question of fence or no they, are reaping good profits. If kind, countries. in a commission form of government. fence without having to go to the the United States finds it opportune irers, q cc Df t j;e t crrr3 Qf poacc should state legislature for special pcrmls- to place a certain portion of the Miami Metropolis. ' ” e be th a t the Turk should be driven Thcre wounded whore they can livo in the sion, as ia now the Yes and Sanford, too. *cn' out of Europe forever, nnd no remopen and in a position of independ­ could he nothing fairer than th at and 1 nrr.t left of that power .which hna ence, Florida i^ould present a grand yet undoubtedly such a bill will meet The Timcs-Union puts Sanford in ° wn* cutied Europe and murdered milopportunity in this connection, an with fierce opposition and will bo the class of towns that "also" have dls ^on“ °* Christians and gloated In here they could operate the year curb markota. Sanford was. prob­ fought.hard, by the stock men. ' their death. No power to organise around nnd enjoy the benefits of the We believe thnt this is the first ably the first to estsblish a curb 0 nnd reshape its government for wnr air and world of green and cli market and deserves that distinc­ time in Florida that very many can­ open * er purposes should he left to Germany mate mild. didates ever ran on tickets for and tion.—Palm Bench Post. . ttrc or Austria. These accursed nations, Sanford Junk and Bag Company against fencing. This is a clearly de­ Following the example set by Eng­ You are right, Joe. We were "the Opposite Star Theatre ,0“t these nations who definitely planned first" and while our market la not os fined Issue In DeSoto county, where land the government could secure ^ 0 to murder millions nnd loot the S srfo rd , Fla. large as It should be on account of thero has been a great deal of fence title to largo tracts of land in Florida | on world for their own enrichment, P. O. B . XI 192 so many home gardens we still cling cutting and where the stock man at nominal prires now and allotments must never again have the power to to tho idea and believe it is a good who really wishes to be just to the could he made according to amounts GC begin another campnign of murder farmers and so fdneo in hia own decided upon by the hoard which one. Jfa,a and of looting, stock is not getting a squat u deal will be in charge of the awards or tion, who On the battlefields of Europe, rodand so far as wo have been able to rewards for rervice and the injuries ietn- dened by the blood of millions of team no serious attempt has been received. As many of the soldlem pen- heroes, whose bodies hnve fertilized ’ made to bring the perpetrators of and officers will he untrained in agri­ • o thousand battlefields, men will the outrage to justice. About 60 cultural methods tho plan adopted have died In vain and all the heromiler>of fence was cut so thoroughly by England of establishing a central ism be but a mockery if those who to pieces in one night that it must farm in each district, where the men VGr^ are left behind shall permit this trehave taken from twenty-five to^fifty will ho taught farming on tho best v,° mendcus sacrifice lo goowithout the men to do tho work and yet there lines nnd trained to take caro of or fullrst measure of punishment vpon was no clue. The owners of the themselvca and the land assigned to k G < >ri the super-fiends whose . work hen fence propose to rebuild in early Au­ them, could he adapted and this . brought to thise millions of I itoos gust : n l have appealed to thegov- should prove prnctirnl nnd hencrfxinl a ca se ,nn* this fcaiful suffering and death'itself, ernor for protection and the county to all concerned. n“' has (nought disease nnd permanent guards may be ordered out to pro­ While America bus been in the war , . c disability to millions of others, tn d tect the fence while it is bcinif built only a little over n year nnd ia just 1 n has shrouded hundreds of millions of and afterwards. Of course this will beginning to take an active part in Jr 0 loved ones nt- home in sorrow which . That's tho way to "tell it," Bro. he futile. Tho guards may, and 1 the real fighting, It' Is none too soon u ' | they will carry to the grave. Holly. If nil the people that aro not probably will, save this fence aa lot.g to begin to plan for the nftermath *\n* Our task Is to crush th a t fiendish 'riigibte ta soldiers were newspaper aa they are on duty bvt they arc c r ! power and grind it into atoms, and men, thero would be no .trouble mostly business men nnd cnnn»t and Florida and its people will he Io r,scatt\;r three atoms to the winds cf about "the long pull, the s trrrg pull sfiiy on such duty cn unwarranted glad to welcome the wounded heroes of tho grent confiirt and give them r®',the earth, that never ngain may civ-. Live Out-Doors this summer and the pull altogether." Not that length of time nnd the prssihilitii a every assistance in re-estahllshlng 1 * dilation h a \e to face such a torirrnwe editors are more "patriotic" than are that the day after they were re­ It costa little and (he benefits arc themselves in pleasant surroundings, ' IK dous ordtnl of suffering. any othrra, far he it from us to moved‘the fence would go down nrd If you use IWT T)nf In* n tlinnanhiJ AI n^ 1 1 bo that their future may be a happy boast, but we read so much more all their labor thus lost. one and the terrible scones, of con­ about the war and all its needs.— AEROLUX-no uhh) Public sentiment against such out­ flict may he forgotten by contrast.— - VENTILATING PORCH SHADES Sehring White Way. rage is the only concrete method of Times-Union. preventing its repetition; sentiment SANFORD FURNITURE CO, that will demand thnt the sheriff bring the law breakers to justice, which he no Uouht could do if he darod and he would dare if he had this public sentiment behind him. In the meantime DeSoto county is being held hack just when it ha« a splendid opportunity ta go nherd. The coming of: the vi aid ion-Mat lens, 1 LiipgWtg witii ti.cin La ti.ey do towny, hundreds of the splendid young men of the country and who are sure to 1 become enamoured of the climate and the possibilities there for far- 1 M EM D E R ^^ mem and for tiro -raising of blooded 1 F E D E R A L RESERV E stock, and who would no doubt urge X ^ S Y STEM and. advise their many friends-and I relatives to settle In this favored i climate could the farmer be assured of e square deal. All he asks Is the ; right to farm or to raise his own ( blooded stock on his own land while a This bank ia a member of the Federal the cattlo man says he shall not; t Reserve System, that no matter who the tand belongs i i* to he, the stock man, has tho right i Because; 1. We consider it our obli­ to range It free with his herds. Of t gation to do otir part in the course the stock man will lose out t organisation of the Nation's in the end.as long as possible. The i banking resources. stock man has had such fights ■ against the farmer nil through tho 1 2< We .believe that the inter­ west, but in tho end he lost far right I ests of our customers arp and justice always win. —Florida « safeguarded by our mem­ The Pay Envelope is the Best Doctor P F O P IF S B A N K O f SA N FOR D i Fertilizer and Feed Bags W a r Tim e Organization Timrs-Unlon bership in the Federal Reserve System with the". »• \ • p riv ile g e which insures our being • able to meet all demands . for cash. First National Bank OF SANFORD, FLORIDA �?2\y5v l t a t 1118 *> i * ; \ ' «* I * THE SANFORD HERALD ; “*./•' ;7^V .C\ IV PAGE F)TE " /. Co j K’u i’jr fy Open Speeding Up. The ferry at Cook's erasing of | Worthy companion to the celebrated "l.e upper. St. Johns ; I .-cr '1 . jw painter who, whpn tho paint got low. open for traffic. This ir .he dir c: hastened to finish the floor before the % * , T* air line from Orlando t > New point gave out, has been found-la the One of the Most Important Propositions Before Us # H 4 P™ K ® i a pD 'i s ? ? ™ “ d . * woman knitter who snt up Inte t<i finish Smyrna. • • scarf because sho had so little yarn ! Sanford has a good chance to ob­ of which arc wire netting, which en­ Grandpa’s Movement 1 Mrs. D. G .' Monroe la In the city Mr, and Mrs. A. Kent Rcsscttcr tain a large government experimental ables the warm air to reach every, The m e small smau grandson gmnason was sent to tho tno 1 n -,,w ,rom Jacksonville, visiting Mr. arid left yesterday for Commerce, Ga., plant for the development of the de­ portion of the vegetables. The trays garden to call his grandfather to din* , ^ £ . . . . 7 ' * ™ j ° . idea*. t° bo free where they will remain several Mr». R- »■ Monro®. hydrating system of preserving frulta are placed in grooved shelves, where ner, but. Intent upon his work, the “ ,f^ n,doui,D” s’ to bo . * ||, a . Honeycutt of Raleigh, If. month? the guests cf friends end and- vegetables. This is one of the a warm current of dry air circulates man paid little attention to the child, • who returned to the house and when . h«e «ire the secrets of cournge.-I’!, ., relatives. q is spending aevoral daya in the most Important propositions that through the product and slowly ex­ asked by his grandmother, "What did Ups Brooks. jjj’y this week looking after business Dr. Davis, the well known cyo has bben brought to our attention tracts the moisture, No chemical grandpa snyf" replied: “He didn’t interests. specialist will he at the Lincoln lately and it behooves Sfnford to hanges occur In, .ttie vegetables dur­ snjr anything, no Just went around Complete Cotton Gin Outfit far Sale HR Tar j, E. Vermillion arrived yesterday Hotel again Saturday, June 29th and get busy on thU proposition at once. ing the drying process' snd thus the In’ n think.” ref, /la., ofL. A. Brumley of Sanfort from Chicago and-will enjoy a stay for couple of weeks. See him (or Read what ■the New York Packer full flavor Is maintained. The dried fers for Immediate sate complete glasses for poor vision or headache. Bays about this system as practiced product is placed In‘ the containers of several days In the city. Used Vast Amount of Wire. cotton gin outfit: in which they will be marketed, and 8 ?-2tc , in California: Muaaon’s swimming pool is the It has been estimated that the wire One gin outfit T. E. Webster of Philadelphia ar­ 'T he Pacific coast U embarking In these are scaled Immediately to pre­ In. the cores nnd sheathing of the' ooolrst place In town. Open Wed­ Suction elevator • vent dust from accumulating. When nesday! Thursday, Saturday and rived yesterday combining business a now Industry that seems destined the aummer Vegetables reach the world’s submarine cables that have Single box preess * to rival that of the raisin and dried been made since they were first used Sunday afternoons. Fresh water and pleasure. ' . Condenser aced blower and belting* fruit lines. Dried vegetables, al­ consumer they are as pure and -as In 1837, would reach from the earth •very day. ' - 85-tfp for complete outfit, also cne Fair­ Hon. Forrest Lake left Wednesday though not new to European coun­ clean as any food product cn the to tlje moon. V. banks Morse Company 35 hone L. A. Sayeer of Jacksonville is for Jacksonville where he will re­ tries, were practically unknown to market, and the whole proceaa [a de­ power style H. Y. engine. among the guests registered at the main several days $n business. this country until tho advent of the signed to prevent the food from Earth’a Temperature. Hotel Carnes. This Is. a practically new* outfit, See Cates at Sanford Flour St Feed war. There are now ten vegetable­ coming into contact with the human The temperature of the earth ap­ ’ only used one light 'season and can Mrs. B. L. Perkins and eon are the Co.’s store for all Unes or Just Feeds. drying plants In California and Ore­ hand from the time It Is first sorted. pears to Increase from the outer sur> quests of her mother, *Mr*. W. N. He Is. sole distributor In this terri­ gon, and-more are under construc­ The operators who spread the layers face downward at the rate of one de­ be had at a reasonable price, tory for Just Sweet Feed, Just tion. A great impetus was given to evenly on the drying trays use wood­ gree Fahrenheit for every 80 to 00 j Also we have one four wheel L<filer this week. feet, and at the relatively abort die- | trailer as good as. new, at a bargain. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harrold and Scratch Feed, Just Chicken Gumbo the Industry when the War Depart­ en rakes and wear clpth gloves. Mash, Just Dairy Feed. 87: Fri*2tc tance of a few miles the temperatura I Reason for selling, Installing larger ment contracted for 11,000,000 family enjoyed a pleasant day at There is aboslutely no waste o must be exceedingly high. plant. S£>3tp Dr. J. N. Nixon of Chuluola was worth of evaporated vegetables (or Daytona Beach Thursday. any portion of the vegetables prof use of the soldier abroad. In addi­ a Sanford visitor yesterday. SLEEP INSURANCE tion to tho purchases made’ by the cessed, as all of the green tops, peel-* Sanford Flour & Feed Co. is head­ "A Terror to Mapquitoes." ings and even the water which THE TWO ESSENTIALS quarters for all kinds of feeds, government, a strong and increasing washes the product' Is saved and fed 72-tf demand has sprung up for the pro­ grains and groceries. Ask Cates. to produce perfect tire vulcanizing— T. J. Thompson or Tulsa Okla W duct from hotels, cafes, hospltali snd to cattle and pigs. The waste water equipment, experience. One without the 87-Frl-2tc is run into bins, where it Is mixed J. T. Thompson of Tulsa, Okla., other can not get satisfactory results Mr. George Kingsley of iho Royal public Institutions, and as the many with the green feed and thjs com­ b among the Sanford visitors this advantages of dried vegetables are We have both In good- measure. More­ Fern Company was in Sanford Tues­ bination is greatly relished by hogs disclosed to consumers by a trial, the week. over, wo have skill, we render prompt day transacting business. This com­ and makes a good feed for fattening. persona! service, wo take,and Interest in If. B. Wilkes of Tampa was pany now has ten acres under cover demands for the different varieties The development of the dried every job, largo or small. And our prices among the anford visitors yesterday.' nt Altamonte Springs and his ferns increase, vegetable Industry will' mean much are fair. In the drying plants are processed are doing well. * * . Geo. T. McGill of Atlanta Is regto the producers, because It will In­ practically every kind of vegetable, btered at the Hotel Carnes. sure a 'permanent and reliable marSLEEP INSURANCE ' fruit and berry suitable for dehy^ ket forrvrjrctabtes.* The grelfTooa "A Terrnr-tO-Alosqultoes^------Por Wood and heavy hauling ate dratfng, and a vast superior quality through wiltago and deterioration It and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida 72tf Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf of fruit is produced. The army Is Mr. A. A. Hicks of Paola was in buying dried potatoes, carrots and incident to the marketing of fresh Mrs. B. W. Herndon left recently for Arcadia where she will he th e . tbo d ‘>' Tuesday. Mr. Hicks is one these products arc packed in tin vegetables will be avoided, because the green produce c an be picked in giuat of her sister. Mrs. Clay ‘for | ot the cltru* KroWPrs °f t[lis cans, two of which form a crate the field as needed and taken direct several weeks. county ami is an authority on such easily handled by one man. The to the drying plant. ! matters. dried' vegetables intended (or use in It will mean that a tremendous . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talbott and I Mayor Davison. Clerk Roberts the United States are packed in pa­ , an John Henry have returned from I ftnd £ j am, j F mve„ 8(ient per cartons, protected against moist­ saving can be effected in the hand­ ling of food supplies. As fresh or atrip to Texas. They are dellgted to - Thurst,ay at Arcttdi# where they ure by. waxed paper. canned vegetables contain from 00 get back to Florida where the I toek ln Carlstrom Field nni| watchcd WRITE FOR PRICES California, with its long growing to 85 per cent of water, the trans­ weather is much more delightful the aviators doing their various season,‘and climatic conditions con­ portation equipment, handling than in Texas stpnts. They were greatly impressed ducive to Inrge and superior crops, is charges and freight or express T. E. Daugherty of Tampa was a by Uncle Sum’s flying squadron and admirably adapted to the growing charges expended in handling, arc business visitor in the city yester­ the vast prairies of DeSoto county, and dehydration of vegetables. In are from GO to 86 per cent of weight JAC KSONVILLE, FLORIDA naid to be the best aviation field in the sunny valleys, protected against and volume of something that is not day. (1. Dunwoody of Philadelphia ar­ America. frost, and with abundant water for food. Furthermore, in canned goods rived yesterday and will remian sev­ Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Stevens have irrigation, it is possible to grow veg­ the cost of small cans and wooden, eral weeks looking after business received the card telling them that etables during moat' of the year, and crates needed for vegetables runs interests. * their son, Capt. Ralph Stevens had by rotating the, crops the growing into big figures, whereas the con­ arrived safely overseas. Capt. Ste­ plants can be kept in operation con­ tainers needed to handle vegetables SLEEP INSURANCE vens is in the medical corps, having tinuously. In the season when fresh arc inexpensive and can bo made of "A Terror to Mosquitors.'* Until further notice we will pay FIVE CENTS PER joined at the beginning of the war. produce is not available, the plants material not needed for other pur­ 72-tf POUND for ripe cantor bears of any kind, for immediate Mrs. Allen Jones hoi received a can operate on potatoes, which can poses. .A pound of dried tomatoes Sergeant Auitin is homo Horn card from her son, Allen Jones stat­ be carried in storage for the purpose. is equivalent to 20 pounds of fresh*, delivery. Camp Wheeler visiting his parents in g'that he is in Paris and another and a cube of compressed dried to­ This off^r include* all varieties of Palma Chrlntf, orreThe vegetables used for drying are for a few days, Sergeant Austin was air raid was in progress.* Allen*is in practically all grown in tho im­ matoes, weighing 2 *4 ounces has the mental and wild castor beans. The only requirement In that a member of Co. C. and went to the the hospital corps of the navy. tho beans.shr.il he RIPE, CLEAN AND DRY. mediate vicinity of the drying plants, same food kalue ns a case of canned border with them, afterward going tomatoes weighing 60 pounds. In a thus facilitating the picking and Spend the Fourth at cool Wood­ We Pay the Freight to Macon and as ail the commlshandling of the product and result­ carload of canned goods 2-1.000 lioned and non-commissioned of­ land Park. Only place with amuse­ ing in secutjng absolutely fresh pounds of the total weight of. the convenience*. The piire ofTcred la for SHELLED BEANS, wi;h (he ficers were kept at home when the ments and picnic slock. Owing to war conditions, the shipment is made up of tin and hull* removed, delivered at your nearest railroad station, in Large clean pool with shower, hot boys went to France he is now drill­ acreage formerly devoted to hoj a wooden crates, all of whiefl the con- , quantities of i-.ot less than 1OCT pounds Jn uny ahipim-nt. We water jets, toboggans. 89-2tc ing, the new drafted men ot Comp has been grout ly restricted, and' turner must pay for when buying. will, however, accept UN-HULLED beans fnon-poppers) Mbs HatlioBelle Hyer left yester­ ' Wheeler. these lands arc now used for the his food. This comparison Is not in -1 and will pay for the net weight of tho beans after hulling day (or Jacksonville via Clyde Line, A. E. Vowcll spent several daya growing of vegetables. Practically fended as a reflection upon canned j nnd cleaning, less an allowance of half cent per pound to cover after a week’s visit here the guest of this week in Orlando on business. all of the vegetable drying plants vegetables, for they are excellent estimated cent of hulling, extra freight on hulls and stems! etc. Mrs. R'. J,' Holly. Mbs Hyer. will Mr. Noble of Jacksonville was In remain In Jacksonville a few. days were formerly hop* driers, and very food and servo a very useful purpose, 1 Boys and Girls Can Earn W. S. S. Money the city for a few days this week .on ere returning to her home in Orlando. few changes were needed to adapt but it is given to indicate the many] them to their new use. In addition economic ndkantagos which are poa- j business. * | Mr. tnd Mrs. N. H. Garner are to the. vegetables grown on my own scased by the evaporated vegetables. ■ Boys aid girls may earn mftney for the. Red Crons, for Just received one carload of Just home again, after a few days pleas!ni>ir.g “War Savings Stamp*, or for themselves, by gathering These advantages largely influ­ lands, contracts are made with near­ Fecil. Cates. 87-Pri-2tc *antly spent a t'th e Beach. beans from scattered, bushes end patches. Nor Is this work enced the gokcrnmenl in contracting by producer* of vegetables, t-s the limited to the boys and girls. Let anyone who has wild Cow Peas—Brabham Rotil-Knot demands for the dry products are for tho large quantities now. being 1 Ralph Yearby was among the vis­ beans gather and ship same at once. itor* in the city yesterday. Resisting variety. Price 54.60 busf- so great that a'ready market Is as­ purchased for the American Arm y! abroad. It,Is estimated that one] el. Chaso A Co. 7C-tI Don’t let a single castor bean go to waste. They are Mr. end Mrs. Hudson of Jaksonsured this season for all the veget­ ship load ot dried vegetables is equlv 1 needed badly for both war and commercial purposes. rillt- are srendng several days in E. B. Brown of the Gulf Fertilizer ables within reach.if the plants." . alcnt to 30 shiploads of the sam e 1 Sanford this week combining busi­ Company of Tampa is in the city Write us immediately fc: l u . l c r details. The sole object of tho dehydration ness and pleasure. -While here they the 'guest of Mr. and Mrs. It. J. process is to exhaust the moisture vegetables in a canned atate. From the standpoint of the con­ will he guests at Hotel Carnes. ’HELM & WALKER Hollyl Mr. Brown Is a former resi­ content of the green vegetable, and sumer, the dried vegetables oiler in doing this nothing is added to pre­ See our bargain counter for sp»c dent of Sanford and his mtny friends LAWYERS BUILDING ‘ , MIAMI, FLORIDA serve the product, as in extracting many advantages.. Possessing the iris in edd sizes of Regal shots are giving him a royal welcome. flavor and food of the green, their the water the perishable portion of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Adams and Prius 52.48 up. . Sanford Shoe A use will enable a hotel, cafe, or the Clothing Co. 77-if daughter of Tampa were in the city vegetables is eliminated and the housewife to serke almost any kind dried article will keep indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hurley an­ yesterday enroute to points in North The ftavor, texture and food quali­ of vegetable at any time, in the dead nounce the arrival of a daughter Carolina, making the trip In their ties of the vegetable are in no way of winter as easily as In the middle bor.: Tuesday, June 2 f!th, at their car and expect to spend a few weeks impaired, and when the dried pro­ of aummer. - Such famolis hotels as pleasantly among the mountain?. home on Myrtle avenue. duct is soaked In water for a short the Biltmorc In New York, tho Wil­ Mr. and Mrr. Ralph Sauls were time the original hulk is destroyed, lard of Washington, the St. Francis II. A. Pound of Jacksonville Is in •he uty for a few day’s this week on here Thursday for a few hours en­ and when cooked it is difficult to tell of San Francisco, and scores of route from his home at Enterprise to the dried from the fresh. others arc using these products reg­ business. # Camp Sevier where he is icrgeti.. in ‘When the growing vegetable is ularly In their service, and they re­ R- Truesdale arrived In the city first received at the drying ptant, it, port that guests fro entirely satis yesterday from New Y ork'and will the artillery. Ralph Allen is home on n few days is placed on sorting tables, where fled. Steward? of vessels have found •main several weeks. furlough. He is in the ambulance young women pick cut weeds imper­ that the ueo of dried vcgetablea en­ Dr. D, c. Ward, Osteopathic corps stationed at Fort Dodge, Dca fect parts and remove the toppMor ables them to rarry a large Qatiety of Physician. First National Bank Moines, Iowa. HU many friends outside leaves of the vegetables. food products in leu spnce'than un­ Did; Phono. 330-W. GJ-tf were glad to see him again. Hu is Such produco as spinach or cabbage der old conditions, and m wide mar­ G. A. Cture of Jackson.vile, roprt- the son of W. H. Allen of this city. is then placed, in large revolving ket Is being built up with steamship the Cumberland Liberty drums which toss the leaves about, companies.- Dietitians of hospitals Mills *pent, several days In the city during which operation they arc thor r3commend the use of the dried veg­ War Fund Dance this Week. * Prune thf m weil, as The third of a series of wnr fund oughly cleaned by jets of water. etables because they have found Mr. and Mrt. W. S. Till of Tampa dances was given at the Elks Home From the cleaning drum the leave* them to be absolutely pure food, and the horticuUuralist prunes his orchard. *** spending several daya in the city Thursday evening under the auspices arc conveyed by an endless belt to ■sperior in taate and quality to can­ the drying trays, whero they arc de­ ned goods. Tho housewife Is grow­ , week combining business and of Mr. A. D. FarrUb. ing to depend upon dried vegetables Pleasure. Th«l Club was attractively dceor- posited In thin layers and taken to bccaurc they elimlnste theTlirgc ex­ the drying room. Potatoes, carrots Mr. and Mra. G. F. Smith left to- itled for the occasion with many cut penditure of time and trouble neces­ ^°r ^'*n,Pa where they will be flowers, ferns and potted plants. and such vegetables ns require peel­ .th e ■ ing, are cut Into round- shapes by sary to prepare green vegetables for guests of friends for several days. Music was furnished by a five cooking, snd there Is no waste to hand, after which they are placed In 1hone 104 for pressing, cleaning place orchestra and dancing was en­ revolving, drums which peel them throw -away. *■ *nt alterations, Quality and scr- joyed until a late hrur by the large evenly and without waste, From P ro s p e rity at (j Succ.ss W i l l . The evaporation of vegetables, al­ crowd that attended. Delicious " * • Sanford Shoo & Clo. Co. the pee.ing drums they pass through though* meeting with marked aucceea punch was served during the even­ machines, which slice them to de­ in California can easily be canted on , 69-tf • k e s u lt f r " ' A. Lcfller returned Saturday ing. sired sizes. In these various ma­ In almost any part -of the fcountry . °ra , Fton* Beach where he has chines, streams of pure water are where vegetables are' produced, No.irc if ^ M o r the past few daya. constantly playing, insuring absolute tboqgh the season would necetsajil/ » A* "h itm an arrived yesterday Sealed bids will be received on or cleanliness, _ Inspectois watch the be shorter. d./? ‘Mh'hta and'will remain several before July lit, 1918, by the City product at various stages and. pick In ^u **tor business interests Council for tho purchase of wood on out unsound parts. Potatoes, before Just Landed. ,n ‘hU- section. lot at corner of Secondand Pal­ going to tho drying trsysare steam “Ghpenca Is so poetical," she sighed; metto. * -— ■ ed for a minute or two to make them "when I accepted him be Mid be felt SLEEP INSURANCE J. C. Roberts, • perfectly* white. The drying trays Ilka an Immigrant entering A new ‘A Terror tO'Moaqultoe*.’’ are made of flat frames, the bottoms world."—Milestones. 85-7tc City Clfrjt. TN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN DEHYDRATING PLANT HERE • * * KENT'VULCANIZING WORKS^ -!^ yb Sacks For Castor Beans New or Second Hand Bags Southern States Bag Co. Wild Or Ornamental Castor Beans Wanted Prune Your Expenses! * Prune Closely! Bank Savings! Seminole C ounly B a n k jm ■J �THE SANFORD. HERALD CLASSIFIED A D V E R T IS IN G Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month Park avenue Flat, 101 North Park avenue,';Over L.' R. Phil ips A Ca. .drag st»rj C. C. Hart, manager. 30-tf For Rent—Three office rooms fronting on First street. Most de atrabte'offices In city. Several other good office rooms In same building, Yowill A Speer. v 23-tfc By JACK LAWTON. Billions of Dollars’ Damage to pcgps H as Been Prevented. (Copjrrllht, IS IS , W M t i n N *w apap«r Union.) The little House stood at the very end of tho^llghtlesa" village. Nell had ‘I All Local Advertisements Under Will rent or sell my mule and Thin Heading THREE CENTS a wagon cheap to some reliable party. SPECIALISTS URGE BID WAR difficulty In finding her way to tho door when she arrived oh the evening train. ■Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Jas. C. Harr 1m . 89-2tp Tho brief visits to grandmother were Sr Charge ^ Cents. * In Answering an advertisement where no name la mentioned in the ad, please do not aak The Ilorald for- Information aa to the Identity of 'the advertiaor. Usually we do not know who the advertiser !i and If -we do we are not allowed to give out thia Information. Simply write « letter and address it as per In­ structions In the ad. W ANTED Z WHAT WILL WP DO ABOUT COLUMBIA COLLEGE? We want all who are members or who are inte: rated In the. Baptist Sunday school to attend the service next Sunday and help answer this question. We assemble at 9:30 a. m. "We’ve saved a place for you.” Jno. D. Jinkins, Supt. *• 89-ltc . Wanted—Colored sea would like w ork.by the day. dress Box 1495, City. 8 FOR SALE For Sale—Two fine farm horses, also good buggy horses. * Will' self Wanted-*-Good farm hand perma­ cheap for cash. -Address P. O. Boi nently for truck farm at St. Lbuls No. 1426, City. 86 -lf Farms, South Jacksonville, Fla. For Sale—House on installments. Small cash payment. Balance- to Lost—A black .pled Holstein cow, suit purchaser. 208 Third St. Ad­ unmarked, with red, white faced dress R. F. A. Box 113, Sanford. calf. Notify D. S. Dfawdy, Oviedo, • 88-tfc. Fla. 8S-2tp Wanted—Any number of young For Sale—A bargain Uverlar.d o- j.iga or good sows. Red Duroc Jer­ p assert ger touring-car, bought new sey or Tam worth. Not thof.hughAugust, 1913/ Thoroughly ovtrM hreds hut of good stock. ZHlwuod hauls;! In April this year, extra tire) Florida Farms Co., Zell wood, Fla. and rim. Address Overland._cdicj Herald. ' 89-2tp j Wanted—Job shop machinist. For Sale—Vino set -of fern Must be good lathe man. Stanton boxes cheap, Also a lot of f:t IMy. & Mrhy., Co* PalutU . Fla. niture, tools and water barrel* N'J-Jt?. C. H »rri*r. r£t cqu consumers v ru rr BUST TO TEL SUITLY NOW FO R K E N T Consumers must Intv tlu-ir Winter s u p p ly of Coil duri$ tjia Sprind a nil Sumuuu* for iffeoiludla^ Lr to lx* maintained, at. n maximum JtvULe couaijy cmLlcii lo avoid a s^Hciw Coal sKorhfi'c t h b W in te r , / LET POTATOES EIGHT T H e y S a v e *Whfeat.~ " W h a iL y o u e a t Tola to e * I k a * r H i, s ’m lllU f t i t , n a Lnln, Uko comihg horn.,—In fact this same little house was tho only home the duco Injury Caused by Insects, Dis­ girl know, Tears ago she had left It eases, Mice, Rata, Squirrels to make her way In tho dty, and the and Other Rodents, room there, which held her piano— chief asset of'business—could'Scarcely Every effort should be made to pre­ ho called home. She was sorry that vent losses to production, storage, and grandfather would not be there dur­ transportation of food In these days ing her one night visit, but*ho was when (ho conservation ’of every prod­ due at a meeting in the next township. uct contributing to our food gup[My So he had, upon her arrival at tho sta* means so much, states tho United tlon, Intrusted to her care, tho day’s Btntes department of agrlculturo In Its proceeds. ‘ 1018 campaign Just announced. Custom had mado the old station Billions of, dollars are lost every agent careless In regard to the han­ year, says'tho statement, from such dling of that bag. For years he had Carried It home on certain nights when ho did not care to open tho safe. The breeding, predntory animals, rats, gdrl, however, drew It from her muff mice, ground squirrels and other ro­ In relief as she entered the cheery dents. These losses arc being held room. » In check by present agencies and can "There, grandmother," she said, “put he further greatly* reduced or pre­ tho money safely away;" and grand­ vented at a cost which Is tnslgnlllcnnt mother, aa had been tho custom, slip­ when compared with the amount .of ped tho leather bag's handle over tho damage done. Methods of controlling hack of a chair,* ninny of these hnruiful factors arc now “Supper la waiting, dearie." she said. well established and should be more Thero was so much to tell after tho widely adopted. A largo loss on the ten things, had been cleared away, farms of the United Stntcs results thnt a stranger knocking at tho front from tho Improper care of mnmn^. door hod to repent his summons sovand Its careless and Ineffective -use. eml times before being heard. In those times of scarcity of fertiliz­ *• "Someone asking to spend the night, ing materials more attention than ever probably," grandmother surmised. ’should be paid to the conserving of ' “Mr. Southworth sent roe," tho plant fond from this source. stranger announced and wns admit­ Then,’ as the moon came up, we ran InTd n lot of wreckage and the skip Animal D I«caaca~and.Para«»es.----- ted.—- ---------------‘ As tho girl returned from lighting tho slowed down and a few minutes Inter we, picked up u .......................... ' It has been" estimated thnt diseases of animals, nih-Ii ns hog cholera, tuber­ pnssnge lending to tho spare room, her . .... * ' SAMMY. To complete the picture, draw n line from dot 1 to dm 2, then ...... dot 2 culosis, contagious abortion, dour!no, grandmother lingered npprelienslvely. _ Texas or tick fever, and others, cause “Pin sorry I let him stny." sho said, to dot H. nnd so on. (C o p y rig h t, 1917. b y T lio licit ByivlIcntB, In c .t annual losses aggregating many mil­ "he lins such n hnrd kind of fnce." “Don't lio nfrnld, Oran," Nell smiled, lion*. Many of these diseases, to n *1111 grantor extent, enn lie prevented *Tm not nfrnld—of anyone." Tho mnn snt glowering Into tho fire or iheir ravages reduced considerably. when tho gtrl entered tho sitting room. The department has greatly extended Its facilities fur dealing with these "You live In this lonely corner of tho. matters and will nsxist farmers In worldT" ho naked brusquely., "No," sho slowly replied, "this Is one every feasible way. ■ Tlie animal losses from Insects anil of my over-night vlfdts.'* “'Hie station ngent Is away, I un­ plant .discuses.arc enormous. It ha* been conservatively estimated Hint derstand?" Steadily sho looked up at the smuts of wheat alone cause losses ugProblem of Human Nature. gr»*gntlii« Stio.nno.ooo nimaally. The stranger, her eyes wide and clear ns DAYTONA BEACH, FLA a child's, held Ills own ns though’ un­ It Is trite, ns .opponents of elmnglng Mali of specialists In Ihc'xlcpnrtmt-nl Ocean Ave. and Kar! Sts. of agriculture, ns well ns the staffs willing. “flmndmother and I should the etoeks to save dnyllght eoutend. Mr*, (i. A. I'AitliKH In the stale Institutions, tins been in have been quite alone In tho darkness t till ( t h e same thing would to* iiccntnonaised, and. In co-operation with the If you had not happened along," she pllsbed It4 every lardy got up earlier. Tin* trouble Is that everybody,won't.— forces hi the various states, *ttiey a III said, and smtled. Tho man drew his lips down grimly. I'hlhidHplih' liP^ntde to render more effective ns s ht a nee to formers daring tin* coming “What do you know of met" tie asked. “I might he a burglar ” season than ever before. . “Mr. Southworth sent you," Nell re­ Predatory Animats and Rodents. minded him. - The losses from animals Injurious to Tlfe mnn lnughed shortly. “So I told agriculture and to animal husbandry you; It'wns n He." . . . , are enormous. Native rodents cause Tho girl’s fnco paled,TInd sho bent lo-st-s of grain, forage nod oilier ngrl- quickly over tho fire. When she looked •'iillnrnl products estimated at more up again her roslncss had returned. than JM.VUMin.lMKI. Mouse rats and “Well, you see,” she said, ns sho roso alee lew a toll of $“ 0 9 imui.immi np«n. to her feet, "I happen to trust you." In* nation"* food supply I'll the "Whr should you?" nsked the man. % Assistance to Ba Qlven Farmers to Re GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY WILL BRING BACK t i nliille t a U - e In-*—'- iif li v e -:ei*;. lO'iiitniinu i" «2il.*BfctiaM to r. :nn union ■nnmdly. M> Max)- of eraitlentloii have been developed, especially In the ease of n 'louts, which will make It possible to reduce the losses qt a relatively small cxpi'tipc. .The department will vigorously prosecute Its activities In tills Held and will assist ' farmers In every feasible wnv. In co-operation with Hip extension forces of the states, to control or eliminate theso pests. Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments A re th e . Best n i 'r u f n r n l , for *ti 1 Ik, (iLVSilL'i f«* o i a a l i i i n , iiu l il l d r f e u of ,i* on. NO MATTKJt Ihf m l o r r '.f four t u r , if fo u r C L V iS I N . i n p trfrc lljr, roll on m e ft.* nol -nil J tr e a d 1 fll an y • ) « Ihal a o p o n J a la lljtil. Y a * a r e ta llie d 1* ra il far rn n tu tla lio n ■ ad a i t i k r . BAT . OCCIIUST-OPTICIAN CORN SAVE. A W n l C k u /rh 81 O rla n d o , H o,Ida .(, U W HEAT Removing a Broken Caster, A broken caster may be withdraw! from tho leg of n piece of furniture hj tapping a holo In tho center of thi caster stem, and threading In a ma­ chine screw, thus securing n sultnbh hold. A heavy metal washer Is placed under the head of the screw. One uhh of the wnsher Is supported by n block nf wood, or leather, while n claw ham­ mer, or "Jimmy," Is used to pry out tin broken part.—I’opulnr Mechanics Mnp n-.llic, ' * UNCLE S A M ’S T H R IF T S T A M P CAR GETS RESULTS . A m erican S ta n d a rd . V aralon *' . Attractive - Compact - Readable - Durable INVEST Emphasized with tho words of Christ printed in bold face type. Strongly and neatly bound In Khaki colored Morocco grained Waterproof Kcratol—flexible limp cover, embossed back bands, round comers, Kltoki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed American Flag in colors on tho outside front cover,. Priuted on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x 4 # Inches and just an inch thick. Type le-plald and c le a r— selfpronouncing. The Four Great American Hymns ere printed end bound with this Sailors and Soldiera Testament* H ELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN litre Is one a t Uto Thrift Stamp ctira. fainted red. While and Wuv. that are being ofarnted on the line between Jam aica, I*. I., and New York. The conductora nro getting good results ns agents for the Thrift Stamps. Thia Sailors anti Soldier- Testament, neatly packed, ready for mailing, given with a’years sub- tf*Q C A scription to.the Sanford Herald for. �PAGE I = = = = 1UNE3L r.t Tt.r.V> POOR M ARY WOMAN’S VICTORY '' a ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» By MILDRED WHITE. Unde Sam 8 aya: “ Boy- War Savings Stamps on June'Wth.’’ ‘You are not wked to Uke (Item all then, but to agree to buy a certain quantity h f stamp# before January 1, 1919. By K ITTY P A R B O N B y^ HsndafSell Llrery'SlableJ Hand Bros, have disposed of their livery and isle business to Senator Igou of Eustis and Paul Jones of this city and this business will be W*• operated under the Arm name of Igou A Jones. Will Igou la one' of ESTABlt the largest buyers of ’ horses and S t ED Hi mules In the atate and will make n Sanford headquarters for this busi­ ness while retaining hia large stables tfttnr at Eustis as formerly. Paul Jones will' mansge the Sanford 'stables, having many years of experience In buying and selling stock having been employed by Senator Igop at Eustis- and by Hand Bros, in- this city 'at various times. The new firm will btiy and sell ■took and will also optfratrfthe black­ smith and wagon works, making a 9 specialty .of auto bodies and tops, horse shoeing, genera) blacks mil hing and harness and wagons, farming implements, etc. - Charles and Walter Hand in busi­ LEGAL ADVERTISING ness for many yean here .will now de­ -N O JIC E TO NON-RES DENTS vote all their attention to farming and atock raising and their many !■ Clrcsll C a a r t. N n i i U J a d lc la l C l r e a t t la s a d far H e a l a a i * C a a n l y , H e rid*. t a and varied interests outside of the Chancery livery and aale business. J a n t a N. G a m b ia , C o m p la i n a n t , , Yl. im / ao (Copyright. Mil, by tha McClura Nawspapar Syndics!*) Jack Townsend's father sent him out “If yon love me, yon wouldn’t want to Wellington to purchase a fruit farm ^-providing that farm should be as to’ go to wurl I don’t see It a t alL You’re married, and even If Pm not promising aa Its advertisement. "Whore?"—naked Jack, of the ten­ dependent on yon, I don't want you to They pay 4 per eeat Interest compounded quarterly, You can ant, Hahall I be able to get a meal In go—you'll bo drafted If they need yon yet back with Interest every dollar Invested In them any lime you this dead hole? The thing they call badly enough. I can't understand the need It, way you feel a t all—you Just can’t Hotel, Isn't Inviting." "Sorry my wife Is too busy moving care about me, that's all If The words *DO YQUR DUTY ON THE 28th to accommodate you," answered came.In n rush and the gtrl'who had Qravea, the tenant, "but perhaps Mrs. spoken was trembling with excitement Multby vf111. You’d be sure of a good and on the Terge of tears. meal there; she la particular about "You’re right, dear, you don’t un­ hnvjng her gueats recommended, ao I. derstand,” agreed her husband. "You Manufacturers of Ideal Fertillcera will apeak for you over the ’phone.” know perfectly well that I do care Dealers In Spray Machinery and Insecticides M8 eema to bo all right," he said, ‘about you. but thero'a a. special call JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA returning presently. "Flnft house at for men In my line of work Just now, the foot of the hill." and 1 feel more Uke a Blacker every "Mrs. Maltby was not at home," a day I stay away. Can't yon see how I neat maid told him. "Her husband feel Dorothy r who was deaf had misunderstood the "No, 1 can't Just see It, but .If yon message." want to go you needn’t stay on my act Jack cast an opproving glance at th# count I thought a man's wife usually girl wbtf waited In the doorway; she came first, but I guess Tm wrong. By ' » * was good to look upon In her trim, dark- all means, go, If you want to leave C a r r ta A. and T . D. L a w r a a r a . blue dress with Its white collar and mol" We make a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage Merchants, Attention t J* tfanle"!?; a n d T . n . L aw ra nc a: buffs. The ruffled apron and perklsh "Yon’re talking nonsense, Dorothy 1 Batteries of ail makes. Also repair Magnetos, Generators and The War Savings poaters in, your' BIU°«3 c.mVuin? S S S tU : .“f f i cop. Rave her the appearance of a And of course you know If you put up lh* a b o r t anti I lad ra u s a on o r bafora t h a screen picture maid. "Couldn’t you—?" that sort of an argument I won’t go­ windows, except the ones dated M Starters. Bring your Electrical Troubles to Us. h d a y of A u g i u t . A. D. t a i l be began, and stopped. June 28th ahould be allowed to re­ T h a Sanford H e r a ld la he reb y d a a l f i a l e t f at least not until I’m needed more t h e n e a e p a p a r In p h i c h thle o r d e r a k a I I The girl dimpled. "Well," she agreed, than I am now. I wish you did not main there, until soiled. The War »■ Give Us A Trial bo p u b lle b td once a Wfc/k for e l f h t c o n f e e u "come In and I will get you something feel as you do," he went on, with an Savings drive is over today but the il»* *«ki. WltntM my h a n d a n d oral of o O r a n t to eat." , . attempt nt cheerfulness,- "but U can’t sale of stamps will, continue -until S a n 'q r d . SftnTnol* Inol* c o u n ty , F lo rid a , thla Btta day o! June. A. II. ISIS. The something was very’satisfactory. be helped, I suppose. I'm off for town Dec. 31st. YOU help the cause. { w a l l E . A. D OIUGLA UGLASS, C lark. Jnck bad never tasted more delicious. now—It’s late, too. Good-by." Ily V. M. Dotaglaaa, Dotrcii Ily V. It. D. C. L. A. Renand, Prop. 203 Oak Are. Phone 189 Marlon G. Itm , “How much?" asked Jack, when the Dorothy caught- her breath In a ’ aob Solicitor for C o m p la i n a n t . last excuse for lingering had been ex­ as she watched him disappear down "Brrlln or Dual" the Sammies Cry M - F r - t i e hausted. the, path. It was the first lltpo In two _ Spurred on by their cry "Berlin or NOTICE f "Fifty cents," the mold answered tycars that they hod been married that J. J. Driggers _ . .... . Bust," the Sammies go^Jluvcr tho .Hoard of c-unty rnmmiulonrn In- an4-fot— briskly. A I. Ross. county, Florida, will mrct In their .TomJmd.gone.ofr.wllhnutJtlaalng-ber^-H From the Bomlnnlo -TTop" u-i,h with TVengVonce. 'i room In Ihe court hour* at Sanford, Fla., air. “It’sto o II{fie*,’1 W saidTTmlllngr Tom Meridith.---- — good-by. 10 o'clock a. io , July In, ISIS, a, a board oC “Mrs. Mnlttiy'fl usual price," tlio girl It .wns with n sense of defeat rnther.-first tiny.in camp until they march c<|ua)iirr> tor tha purpnaa of hrarini ronrWilliam Coulhouru ptalnla and receiving trMimony aa to the replied. . than victory that.Dorothy went nbout, 'l°wn Cuter tU-n Linden this watch* value of any property i te i Wight real perianal or mlirct Uncertainly, Jnck fingered a quarter, ht-r household duties that morning, . wort! will carry the hoys on ever a, axed |,y |)-.r countv tat aaarunr nf fair* ?r;irj.!d Holly aM.e.mrnl for the latra of the year Just ns she wna starting-for tho'mi. How it insiillrtl them In their for then Inlil It beside his plate, “For sat­ A. fi 11-1S Vi !! i.i,- S ai h isfactory service," lie said. 'trail K. A. DOUGLASH. bridge club thnt nfternoon, the door dash upon the Hun field hendi|unrNavy Carl Mnlam _ Clerk Hoard of County Cumrr. The mnld placed the quarter nnd the hetl rang nnd Polly Anderson breezed ters is vividly told in Francis Ford’; B5-Frl-.lt r Hume Rumph, lmlf dollar In n table drawer. In. Polly wns tho newest bride In timely screen drama "BERLIN via * Karl Schultz, Sherman Houth, Carl Bruton “That was fof you," he told her, sho their set. l-lini'OHAl.S AMERICA" u hirlT^will he seen at Collier Drown, Oliver Murrell, Neil H. A. Chorpeuing S.«I.|| bill, will t», rrrrlvrd by th* Hnirtf continued tirusldng the table. "Oil. Dot," she cried, 'Tin so thrilled the Lyric Theatre on Friday. Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph of County ComraUiionrri of Samlnol* Coun­ . "I nm working for Mrs. Maltby," sho I con hftnlly spenk! Bob's got n com­ Harry- Phiilip.H ty. Floridi, »t thtf tltrk of th* court'* ortir*_ Koumillut, Allnn Jones, Morris Spen-. S»(i(oril. Ftorlil*., u|> till in *. m., July Iy. Francis Ford directed this prmlurexplained. mission iis first lieutenant nnil I’m Louis 11. Lenartz I!'lk. for jurnt.hlng iiiatrrl»l* and h*rd~ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. so proud of him I don't know wtmt to ijuti nnd also emrvts the leading role, "Well, thank you—then," Jack’s eyes Enoch M. Austin •urfwrlng G»n*v» avrnu* from St. JohntLawton, James Purvis, William Hart rlvrr »r*t to brlrk ro«d l ' , mil** arcArdlnn met hers. "What may I rail you?" tjol Isn’t it wonderful?” Ithnl of Phil Kelly, aviator. Sup- to |il*n. Edward C. Austin . *nd •prrinratlon* which m*y beIcy. Wallace Lipford, W. C, Temple The girl's own lovely eyes were cast Dnrothy forgot nil about, the brldgo porting him, In the part of an Amer- ***n »t lh* cl#rli of th* rourt'a ,r>n)r* alttiJuly I ISIS. Hoard rnrrvr* th*‘il|hl In rwdown demurely. “Just, Mary," she club mid snt down. {itan girl "doing her bit" is Edna ,'act any and all Forrest Gatchcl, Ed-. Cameron, bid*. said. •Cold Tomato Relish: Uncooked , K- A. D O U G L A S S , "But he’ll lie sent away, won't he? | Emerson. A capable cast includes Lyman Raker, E. S. Ward, Robert A — fM-fitc -Clark of |h* Court. Is the Timid,” he Inter demand­ she queried vnguely, I Jack Newton, William Canfield. Lois Pt-nne. Tenny Deane, F. F. Roper, (Sometimes culled Cold Chili Sauroi ed“Who of the tenant, who works for Mrs. "Of counw. stupid! You didn’t a u p - ' cn|t Dp|| Coyni. nni, Emma War1'MOI‘OHALH Douglass C. Gridin W. M. Chancellor *j peck ripe tomatoes chopped Maltby?” pose lied stay here, did you? No, In-1 ren. S.'*!.-«| hidj win U rr.rlvpd by tha Unarii Then. Stiles, Alton E. Farnell . of County Commiwlonria of Samlnol* Coun­ “The Cftrson girl helps her out occa­ dcml I He's going South n Week from fine ty, Hnrlda, at lh* rl*rk of lb* court’* ofTtca» sionally," Graves Informed him, "she’s today for n while nnd I supposo ho Army Sanford. Fia., ui> till 10 a. m., July IS, ISIS. 1 cupful grated horseradish (the for (urnlahlnx malarial* and conatructmK John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, evaporated may be used but may be nn orphan and works out her board will be sent nbronil from there—over ‘ itil u»c i all at* Defining the Nonesscntlal. a 11a>•ter tor Oilcan Ferry, accordlnj whero sho’can." in (liana nd ■Declaration* which so many of them nro." rh may ba­ na and U Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley amMt d entirely) A mmi-Hseutlnl Is something Hint liea*en __ ____ _ t the rlerk ol the rnurt'a office___ atlax“Most beautiful girl I ever saw,” "I low te r r ib le I I'm so very sorry Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens. Joe July I. IV 1 K , Hoard retervea lh* rltbt tu longs to somebody else and thnt ho Dj cupful salt Jnck enthusiastically declared. re act any and all bhli. for you, dear I” Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ lie forced to get along without. K. A. D O U G L A S S , 1 cupful white mustard.seed "Think so?" Graws explained, his "Well, you needn't be I I'm so full should B5-Frl-5te Clerk of th* Coutt. —Cleveland Plnln Detilcr. derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, tone expressed astonishment. of pride over Boh nnd love for my 1 cupful sweet red peppers George McLaughlin, Harold WashJnck, did think so; the wonderfully country thrown In, thnt there simply 1 cupful chopped onion bum, Albert Fry, James Estridge, - 1 cupful nasturtium seed if pos­ attractive face haunted him for days, Isn't room for nny other feeling. Don't George -Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. sible haunted him until In desperation, he waste nny symimthy on mel" A. I'uttishal), Meade Fox, Ingram hanged shut Ids desk, “I’m going out • “But, Polly, you don’t wnnt him to 1 cupful brown sugar nguln to look that farm over," ho told go—you sound ns If you rcnlly did." Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ 3 stnlks celery cut fine—or sub­ his father. Polly held her proud little hend liams, ValJ Lovell, Martin '^emple. Hhe was sitting out brnenth a tree, higher than ever and winked back a stitute celery seeil Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, upon tils second visit, and site still wore tear, 1 tblsp. black' ground pepper John Lee, Jr. A. Staffod, Andrew the pretty apron, though tho cap was "If a woman really InvfB her huo1 tblsp. powd.cinnaVnon Aulin, John Cntor Lawton, Alfred missing. bnnd," she began steadily, "sho does I t.spn.’ cloves M. lli'ck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, "You?” she cried, and all the dimples not nctunlly wnnt to get rid of him. 1 quart vinegar Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. canto Into play. But when his rnuntry calls nnd he F.‘ Coates, Ernest Gormley, •Walter Jack fancied the demure eyes twink­ -h^nra the rnll .himself, sho known lie Mix well; let stand twelve hours Itadfnrd, Corbett Hutchinson; Sam nnd place in sterilized jnrs. (The led In welcome. must go. If he were deaf to that calt j "My auto Is but there on tlie road,” r.ml she Is n true American woman, : Povchouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. standing after mixzd may be omitted THE U N I V E R S A L C AR Hunter, Wilson’Miller, Harrold Long but the blending is more perfect he begun abruptly. “I have been think­ she could never feel really proud of ing of you ever since I was hero, I linn ngnlp. You understand how tt Is, James Weaver Norman Baker, Er­ after standing, it is supposed). want to talk to you. Can’t you Blip Dorothy — you must feel tho snmo The Ford Model T One Ton Truck is nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. yourself nbout Tom. Every truo wom­ But two or three peppers (either out and rtdo a llttlo way?” really the necessity of farmer, manufncMill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, Mury promptly stuffed her knitting en does." Lew tie Oglesby, Dpnsler Stafford, T, red or green —sweet —may be used if Into the apron pocket. “All right* . tircr, contractor and merchant. It has Dorothy snt very still, but when 0 . Gillis, Willie 0. Goolsby, Harrold preferred. Tolly rose'to go, she kissed her with she agreed. all the strong features of the Ford car Riley M. Fletcher Berry. Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert 8 ho " N o w , I nm Jnck Townsend of the n new respect In hoi0 mnnncr. made bigger and stronger. It has the Emergency Home Dcm. Agt., hud quite forgotten the bridge club. Merriwethcr, Robert Mouth, Staf­ city—" lie began, powerful worm dirive, extra large emerWhen Tom rnme home a trifle ear­ Sanford,. Fla. Mary nodded. “Mr. Graves ban told ford LeFils, Grover LeFlls, Paul . geney brakes acting on both rear wheels' mo all about you,” sho said. And that lier thnn usual, he found his wife Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank campafternoon’s enchanted ride through seated before a fire In tho living room, bell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ and ccntrolled by hand lever, 124 inch country fields wns hut the beginning busily winding ynm. In Attack On Zcebtugge burn, Oscar DuBoee, Edwin L. wheelbase yet turns in a 46 foot circle, “Why. Dot, whnt are you doing?" of many. Thereafter, Jock’s business Dinkle. The following Item about Lieut hours were a feverish rush to cornple"Blnctlng a sweater for you to tnke and has been most thoroghly tested. We • Sam J. Pickens, Harry H. Now* Lee, who is a niece d! tMrs. W. J Gon, that he might hasten to his dlvlrw nwny with you," she returned know it is absolutely dependable. We •man. Bryan Walkor, Andrew J. Hill of this efty will V interesting Ity. llo realized the shock this mar­ promptly. advise giving your order without delay. Then, nt lila look of amazement,King, Charles Prlcster, Robt. O, the item being taken from a London riage would bring to his 'society-loving' she ran to him. nnd seizing the lapela mother. For Jnck's mnrringo -wns n • that you may be supplied as soon as posWecki; Walfred Pieraon, Vander pnper: „ , of his root, almost fiercely, looked up thing settled and decided upon. It had ' sible. The demand is -large and orders Perritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. A number of local men took part Into hln face appealingly. Griggs,’ Ihyry Miles, Duncan Mit­ in the great night attack on Zee* ull been very simple. are filled in rotation. Leave your order "I’ve been nil wrong, Tom," she told "I am Just dippy nbout yon, Mary," chell, Drawdy Matthcrs, Lewis Col­ brugge, Jim Thompson, the welltoday. him. "I didn’t understand how it wna, ha had fervently declared, lins, Jonh A, Rhodes, John R. Long, known school footballer of Custom “I love you too, Jack,” sho hod mi­ Of course you’ve got to go—I didn’t Williunf B. Lynch, James H. Lee, J. House, was on-one of the monitors raculously replied. realize how men felt nbout thla thing EDWARD HIGGINS C. F. WILLIAMS C. Hutchinson, C. T. J^jnith, Iloy which started the attack. Will Les­ Carson was not Mary's name. —or women, cither, for that matter 1 Dealer Salesman Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal George Hyman ley, another local lad was on the Graves had been mlstnkcn In thnt. But now I see It nil, Just na plnln aa nnd I want you to go na aoon ns John E Hawkins same monitor, and'hoth are safe and Though she was nn orphan, her name day, you’re rendy—I’ll help.you every bit I was Burns, Jack knew nothing con­ Fred Ballard well. Thomas Edward Harvny, of cerning the family of tlie girl ho loved, can, tool" Cal Robert Willie tho Marines, sehond son of Mr. and but what matter, she was his choice. Tom stnrcd nt ber Jor a moment. . Joe Zapf Mrs. C. E. Hnrycy. St. Margaret’s It wns upon the afternoon of their Then ho caught her. In his nryis and Ralph Geiger mad," Barking, took part in the na­ tarft ride, thnt he discerned a limousine held her so close thnt she could scarce­ . , Harry Geiger val landing at Zccbrugge, when he waiting before Mattby'a door aa ho ly breathe. —Fred Ballard "I can’t leave you, darling—I simply was wounded in the thigh. Cnpt. helped Mary to alight. Fruit and Vegetable Crates Robert Hill "Mercy 1" cried tho girl, "It’s Aunt cnn’t!” -he whispered, and waited for Brock, the originator of the smoke tho expected acquiescence. But Doro­ , . Eddie Potter screen was for some time at the local Lola." And Immediately she wna en­ Ton Can Day Prom Uo at folded In nn elderly woman’s embrace. thy pushed him nway and looked Raymond McDonald R. N. A. S. station. • \. Wholesale Price*------------ -*> straight Into his eyes again. “poor Maryl out here In the country Carl McDontid Lieut. I,ce was one of the officers nlone," sympathized (ho aunt, then her "Yes, you can, dear,” sho said with Clarence Temple on a motor launch which w y struck gazo suddenly fell Upon Jack. "Mary/'- a new firmness. "I wouldn't hare you W rite f a r r r i a a L ift Joc^Guerry; Almost simultaneously by two shells. she burst out. "have you been running itny for anything In the world now, , William Shepard One killed the commander, who was around and tiring yourself nS°ln* and. I never loved you half ao much, Carl Takach Politics, Florida standing bn the bridge at the time Your uncle and I hoped when we aent aa I do at thla minute. It's the only thing to do and If other women can Victor M. Greene with* Lieut. Lee, the third in com­ you to board In this quiet spot that you give their med up. I guesc I can, too.. First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring mand, and the latter was shot would rest after your gay season." - "I am," aald Mary, aho.turncd to the I’m proud - ihfct - you want to go—It • Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. through the .arm. bewildered Jack. "I have a lot of would break my heart to have you fee! Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynifc, Then s o m e b o d y ca m e frombelow to tiresome money," ahe confessed, “which a slacker, now that I 'understand. 1 Walter Mason, John Pezold, Paul was ona myself thla morning, hut F a :X4tk -•' W. J . #THIGPEN & COMPANY Perold, Edmond Stowe, Frank Loss- report that th<f engines had been made me suspicions of every suitor but not any more." * • » _ shattered.' Accordinly the survivors yop. Ing. Arthur Lossing. After a few minutes’ Intermission, •The money makes It all seem dif­ took to the dinghy, but. Lieut. Lee A GEN TS Bi-rkeley Blackman I ( . • found that owing to the injuries to ferent," ha said, "to me you have al ahe added: "I never was ao unhappy Worthington Blackman In my life, Thla .morning I wanted ways been *poor Mary.’" his arm he could not help at the Wallaco Croaby *‘ It was only pity," ahe flatbed you here. How I love you too much oars. However, he soon found an­ at “Then him, but Jack had her In hit arms. to keep you from color Aren’t wom­ * Henry U e ’ ‘ other useful piece of work. Some­ T t was love," he murmured—“love," en queer?” Alvin Kendall • body had to hold a compass so tljat And Mary laughed back at her aunt “No, they’re wonderful," he returned Brittain Johnson a safe course might be steered, and "My own,husband may tell me be lovea promptly. "But you are the moot Joseph Wynn Ueut. Lee held the iristrutnent in S. Lee, army. • ' his- uninjuerd hand for half an hour F lo rid a TatcLChapman - ^ * quite steady and without a rest. , Robirc A. Cobb. • * 4 -•— . . - s ' ^ .** **-, * v' * > .^,r-jL 4 WAR SAVINGS STAMPS * WILSON & TOOHER FERTILIZER COMPANY STORAGE BATTERIES (Copyrliht, I lls . W n t u s N awap* par Uatea.) Sanford Battery Service Co. TRY A HERALD WANT AD On Hour. Grain and Feed W.A.MerrydayCompwy General Fire i Insurance - ^SEMINOLE’S , ROLL OF HONOR � 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, 1918 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, June 25, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 1918. 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 25, 1918; <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/20a02e64b82cab9be1c223235e329d97.pdf 5c699bf7019daa4783c73b8850448f71 PDF Text Text P U B L IS H E D * g g M I-W E E K L Y .TEST VEGETABLE* SECTION I ^ jr H E .J I E A R T - O F - T H E - W O R YO LUM i action, including all- men held prisCUT OUT STYLES S A N F O R D B O A R D OF FLAT I N C R E A S E OF 26 onera TICK ERADICATION WAS U A. BRUMLEY WILL ADD in Germany. TRADE SHOULD BE p e r CENT MEANS Leather and Wool Gooda Are To Be TO HIS PRESENT . THE PRINCIPAL v The aummary, which includes toConserved . ’ day’a Hit foltowa: * . SUPPORTED RUIN HOLDINGS , • TOPIC At a meeting in Jackaonville Thursday, the 18th, the varioua commercial orfaniaationa and ahippen of the aUte were adviaed through R; Hudaon Burr, chairman of the Florida Railroad Commission, that Director General McAdoo of the rallroada would enforce a 25 per cent Increaae in freight rate*, ef­ fective June 25th. 'On that date, however, the director general adviied that our classification and Killed in action (including 291 at aea), l.IYfi, 1 . Died of wounda, 364.! ■ * Died of dlaeaae, 1,234. • • Died of accident and other cauaea 422. . ' Wounded in action, 4,547. ’ Missing in action (including prisonera), 846. • 1 Total casualties reported to date, 8,085. j . - With more than 800,000 aoldicra sent overacts, offidajs pointed to the small,number, 291, lost through operation of German aubmarinea as showing the effectiveness of the convoy station. The, men (were lost on the torpedoed British itcameri~TUT' cania and Moldavia. ‘ * The comparatively small number of men dying from wounds is pointed to OA indicating the efficiency of the ambulance and hospital systems, while the fact that only 1,234 men have died of discask is accepted as proof of the excellent physical condltion of America’s fighting men. ' * • , . Another satisfying consideration is that of the wounded men a very high percentage return to duty at the front in less than six weeks. * • There wa meeting of < Saturday In meeting bein question of cattle-ahd i election for of cattle. 'Among th to the city apector in ch in Florida, president of Association, of th e '.S ta t Board and « In~lhir"wbrk £, m . jjci M chairman er,l very *nt( by the expe local cattlerr owners of ci ,n active int ) • R- Hayd many others were all In fi lo d thp dippin|5 Many que for the building of all the vats b araised without delay and Seminofe county will be among the 100 per cent counties of the south! ' To Jacksonville Via Ford Hov. M. II. Massey of the Baplist church and Jno D. Jinkins of Court Hpuse fame, assisted by Eu­ gene Massey (at the wheel) left this morning for Jackaonville for a few days,--combining business with pleas­ ure. The party went, up In Mr. Massey's Ford car. . steps and since our growers have sev­ eral months intervening between crops -it-is likely-that-satisfactory results will be obtaified. .* It means, however, th at if we are interested In our own savings , .that we must be a t this meeting and must affiliate- with this move to-be successful. A further notice of this will appear In the .Herald ’ before the date of the ' hearing. In the meantime the Board of Trade U <}oing the required preliminary Work, in conjunction with the other concenrs named iA order to secure for .the shippers an appeal from this exces­ sive increase.- . ■1 Commission Form Again Editor Sanford Herald. * . Dear Sir; • . Several months ago there was is great stir about commission governmebt in Sanford and we had about decided to have it and then some­ thing happened to quiet the whole thing. Now as a citizen and tax­ payer ij want you to know that this place needs -e commission form or some other form that will give the people a chance to live. Anything will be better than the present sys­ tem and I am not the only man that is studying about this .thing. Wo Casually List This Year Washington,’June 17.—Seve forces during the week ending today brought the total since the American forces first isnded in France nearly a year ago to 8,085. . * "''The second weekly summary of casualties issued today by the war department shows the* total number fo deaths from all cauaea ia 3,193, while 4,547 men have been wounded in fcetion and *346* are mission I n -----------; A feed and rice nod for erection b countjri Farmers 1 plant every avails velvet'beans and 1 abundance of awee are planning to eat tato storage house >v Washington, June 16 Necessity for war time conservation of wooland leather will be further reflected in civilian footwear and men’a cloth­ ing for next spring trade. ' Restrictions on manufacturers an­ nounced today by the war indus­ tries board are expected to effect a substantial, saving of leather and cloth so necessary for the natlon’a ever Increasing fight force. Both quantity and styles will be affected. The height of women'a shoes is to >e reduced to a maximum of eight nchea form the heel to top, with the same -maximum ~for"CVergaUera ~or "spats.'' ' ' , Mr. Brumley is'considering estab­ All shoes, both leather and fabric lishing the new gin ■house on the ,will be restricted to black, white and railroad; that is some distance from two colors of tan. Patent leather his .other gin house and'grist mill and this will add better shipping fa­ cilities and will also give him the advantage of- using a blower to load cottonseed into, the freight cars, avoiding the extra handling of the seed. With the big acreage of cot­ ton and corn here and the machin­ men’s clothing. Sack coats will be ery (or taking care of tbe same San­ shorter, with a minimum -of thirty ford and Seminole county will be in nchea for 36 sizes and H i inches the thick of the'fray in staple crops added for ’’longs." Double breasted and feeds of all kinds that will be overcoats will be eliminated and the raised here and shipped from here. length of top coats will be a mini­ The Druraley mill takes care of the mum of 43 inchrs for 36 sizes, and immense corn crop, making the fin­ two.inches to be added for "longs.". est of meal and grits and feeds of all Only three outside pockets will be kinds. allowed in sack coats and facings Mr. Ilrumley is one of the most will not excel 4)$ Inches. progressive citizens in the ' county Side and back straps and flaps of and if he could get the proper en­ trousers are to bo eliminated and no couragement would no doubt be.lptcrested in the cotton seed o!T mill reinforcement of trousers can be and the peanut oil mill propositions, made with wool cloth. Not more than ten models of sack lie raises fine rattle and hogs and knows the value o( the peanut,fat­ suits are to be- put out. tened hogs and also knows what-.it The maximum length of rainroata would mean to this community to s fixed at 48 Inches, while the maxihave the peanuts' raised here and mum iU be 3 )j the oil mill to supplement our in­ aches dustries. , j -There are many matters that will bear Investigation in .the industrial line and the staple crops will, be given..more attention- and sctfouS consideration than ever befdre. Cotton farming in this county is assuming large proportions and L. A. Bromley, the pioneer in the raising of cotton and in ginning it will make arrangements this season to take care of the cotton crop in this and adjoining counties. He estab­ lished the first cotton and grist mill here last season on Celery avenue, where he has one of the largest and best celery farms in this section. This year he will add another 80saw gin, making two of these gins for short staple, and will also add a long staple gin for the Sea Island cotton', as there .wjU_.be ionalderable City Posted for U. 8. Drive . The city of Sanford is now posted for the War Savings Drive to take place next week. Yesterday morn­ ing the county chairman assisted bj^ a number of faithful workers dis­ tributed snany handsomely litho­ graphed posters to the merchants, who very graciously placed them in their show «windows and now the passers by have their attention called West; Palm Beach, along with a number •of other Florida cities has established a curb market in that city for the benefit of the consumers. It is believed that these markets will prove a boon in the way of protect­ ing the local consumer against the profitcerer In fruits and Vegetables. The grower will bring his products into tho d($ and sell them from his wagon or cart while standing in the street. In this way the housewife secures her vegetables fresh from .the fields and at a less price than if she had to pay the dealer’s profit. ing Edatla dally, the largest shipper being "Senator W. M*. Igou, -who baa sent to tho northern markets ten cars during the. past week. These melons were sold to F .‘F. Dutton & Company;of ^snford, and brought The tim e has come’ in the history of this city for men to act and aet through the organised agency of the Sanford Board of Trade for no Indjvidual can get the results that or­ ganised efforts can achieve. •To-act means th a t through the Board, of Trade' many factories can be induced to come to this city and locate here with a payroll that will be diverted through the different channels for the » , benefit of trade in general. For Instance, County Agent Berry just returned from a trip to srest Florida reports that peanuts and peanut oil mills are making the cities of west Florida rich. Old Man Boll Weevil knocked King Cotton pff the t Florida track in many ol;the-_ countlei and when *it*, looked like ruin was staring the farmers in the face they turned to peanuts and planted large acreages and estab­ lished co-operative oil mills and now there is prosperity on every hand. Seminole county can raise peanuts' and raise them better than many other counties of the state and the oil mill can be established here la Sanford if enough red blooded mer­ chants think so and will put their shoulders to the wheel. There is no spot in Florida where a canning factory could'make greater prpgrdss and pay larger dividends than right here in Sanford. Thors are thousands of bushels of tomatoes rotting in the fields right now that couid be canned' In a factory and with these thousands of bushels rot­ ting in. the fieldajincare paying high prices for canned tomatoes here la this city. Does this mean anything to youT . •' There arc countless fruits and l.ave la j.be Sating Grace .. if there is^One’ pereon'- who ' will' standJ)yrVnil»n when thenworld.ihaa branded' hfm *that person will ,be.'a. woman. With the understanding of love Rose Lockley, the heroine of Francis Ford's ' stirring drams, "BERLIN via AMERICA," real­ ized that Phil Kelly had a reason for the action through which he sac­ rificed hla honor—and she believed men'cipg June 28th, where "BER­ LIN Via AMERICA" will be the featured attraction. Throughout the sjory runs a sweet love theme and a thread of, mystery—but over all hovers a spirit which today has reaehad every heart and home—the spirit of-patriotism. -r Francis Ford directed the produc­ tion and also enacts the leading, role —Phil Kelly^ aviator; Edna' Emer­ son as Rose 'Lockley, ’ an American, girl "doing her bit," supports him aad a capable c u tin c lu d e * -Jack N e w t o n , WUliaiKffianfield,- 'Lois Scott, Dell Coyf&jmd. Emma War­ ren. ' • • . stara on ita service flsg, which will H ost out In-a-few-days;----- '-7- 7 '---William'T. Appleyard was born at Oakland in Orange county, Fla., and is a full fledged "cracker," as are all the boys of this family. He is one df the besr'mechanics in the state and Joined the particular branch of the -Since the ayltcmatlc work of erad­ icating' th*'. cattle tick has, been in Lake county, a vast improvement in the appearance and weight of cattle is noted in practically all herds. Some speptical persons have, declared the better appearance-and weight is due to the improvement in pasturage, but an object. lrnon at Esmeralda recently showed tha fal­ lacy of this declaration. 1 * Dr. Boan Tonight* At. the Methodist church on th* evening of the 18th at 8 o'clock Dr. Ooan a returned missionary who has spent seventeen years tn China will deliver a lecture which wiU ba illustrated with ateroepticon views. He will be accompanied by Dr. I. 3Patteraon, missionary secretary of tbe Fforifda '.Conference. No ad­ mission will ba charged and a cordial invitation ia extended to all. . �<r • •;*’k ^ * -r* - • ■ »/r 1 , ' YOU’LL FIND YOUR ATTHE STAB AT NIGHT 'CAUSE THAT8 WHERE EYERYBODY 18. ______ POUTRPIGTURK-PROGEAM — L— FRIDAY—The Darling of them all, Baby Marie Osborne in “ A Daughter of the Weat” a Dandy Five Act Feature, Tense nnd Pleasing, alio M u tt and Jeff, those Funny Fun Makers--------SATURDAY—The Celebrated Irene Cistie in 1 “ Convict 993!’, also Next to the. Last Chapter or “ Vengeance and the Woman”. MONDAY — “ THE KAISER” Two Complete Shows in, the Afternoon' ana JTwo a t Night, Re:erve Seats a t Bower & Roumillat Now. . TUESDAY— Edi h Story in “ The £!alm ”, also H ed d i Nora in the wonde-ful Seriil “ Ih e Woman la the Web”, al:o “ Hi* Smashing ■ Career”, a Sunshine Comedy. • WEDNESDAY — The Smiling Douglasa Fair­ banks in “ The Habit of HapFlieja”, also a Good Comedy. THURSDAY — Clara Kimball Young iin “ The M aibnettes". • £ FRIDAY—Rex Beach.s “ The Auc Ion B ock”.. - ":rfr“r* gelds, tha peaceful farm, throated bell* of all.the Hohensellsra. Tha graataat crime city becama tha )>arrae^ forth the glad tidings— in a palace in .Berlin. He was twice In all history waa. perpetrated that « and __t the, i L. hospital. tha arsenal v “ William o( Ilohenti a king, eighteen times a daks, twice ONE man might find (or HIM­ i.Ib two years twenty-two * million a prince, nine times a count, besides SELF a placs In tha son. men were killed, maimed, or made being a bbhop—William-of Hohenprisoners. Twenty-two million fam­ aollern, King of Prussia, Emperor of ilies mourned, but.hunger and. »ufGermany. • *' ' # ferfag do not lend themselves to the , The blacksmith of Louvain was a process orartthm etlc—blasted homes better man than Ihe Hohenaollern. and stunted lives are not to be InThe b1aeksmith*owned but two suits J f j i u p i c d - b y - m »th n m atiee>—-------—7 * of clothes, one for work and, one for Then came the master crime. An the Sabbath. |T h e kaiser unoffending crime. An unoffending thitff hundred and. sixty-six. A ugust-kit,-1914, and William of Ilohensollern spoke the word that set the world afire; came the crash, titanic, colossal, staggering.' O ..Jo y died,'hope fled, desolation be­ came supreme. Upon th a t day the world passed Into twilight. .The baneful autocracy of Prussia had spoken. An autocracy of hate "THE.KAISER" A Mongel Among which for decades had been deceiv­ ■the Hell Hounds at the Star Monday,. June 17th ing a great people, poisoning their minds,- preaching the virtue and ne­ cessity of'war; had applied the torch Blinded ^ the gods, there flashed of Devastation. ‘ forth in the mind of this one man, a • B^ • trick of circumstances the madness, a fatuity, a mania- fatal, Weal-of mankind was placed for a malignant, satanlc. ... . ‘moment in the hand of an arrant From beyond the dim horixon .be­ egotist, tyjrant, madtaan—William of gan the tireless thudding of guns. There was another man who lived in a White House. The Chief and Spokesman of a great nation that believes pH people were born Free and Equal with a right to Peace and Happiness. ; Then came the end. The dark curtain which, like .a shroud had en­ veloped the earth,’ cleared away, and, when the echo, of the last cannon had died Aipon the air, the sllver- EDITH -5T0REY in'THECLAIM' At the StarT h^tre Tuesday Matlace Dally at Stiff. Evening Performance Begins at Except Saturday then at 7*15 7:30 P ................................. June 17th. Did you know tM P > e kaiser had a poison filled mbseffs in his ear, and t h a t ’ll it burst he would be a raving tnaniaol— - — ------ —----------Did you know (hat the kuirer’e left arm is. six inches shorter than his right, and that the hand is puny as a child’s? And did you know how he carried it in order to disguise the deformity? i V - '- ./A / 5ISNMMMWW Did you know that the kaiser has a mania for admiring beautiful hands which greatly embarrasses the, la­ dles of his court? Thnt he wears Who will Appear Exclusively at the Star Theattp-i • I many bracelets and feminine rings, copied from those he admires? That __ _ he has 3G0 full dress uniforms, that he was twice king, twice a grond duke, 18 times a duke, twice a A M U S E M E N 1 prince, nine times n count, besides being a bishop? The Kaiser, the Beaut of Bcrljn" Did you know why he slaps his right thigh all the time? Of course, the Star Theatre Monday, At you dfdn’t. *Few people outside of the imperial court know them. They arc' secrets as carefully guarded as has been the proof that Germany planned and started the war. All these things in thfc private life of the-Jackal of Europe, who has plunged the whole, world into war and sorrow arc shown in "The Kai­ ser, the Beast of Berlitj." To miss it is to miiss the mc'st illuminating expose of this encmj of mankind. First show in rhe evening at 7:.‘10. Second at 9:16. s KAISER INSULTS LADY GUESTS O w risM XUr» Bchatfacr S ll»r* This is the style OU see here a good Y example of the mil­ itary back; n'otice t h e marked w aistline. There's a touch of this feature in the clothes for older men too. . . * #• • Wc’ie re .d y fo tH e f y u in a vat.ie y 1 1., ili ;»ry mod­ els made by •Hart Schaffner & Marx All good ones; all wool a n d all guaranteed to satisfy y o u o r y o u r money back. . Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company * . . . . The home of . .X Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Outrages by Ills Officers Prompted By Examples Provided By Their Ruler . * Reason for outrages committed against the young womanhood of Belgium by the olTircrs and men of the German* army la undoubtedly provided'in the truths now coming to lighted! the insulting manner.'in which the kaiser himself has frequent­ ly * received prominent ladies at his receptions In the. White Room.of tlic Imperial 'Palace where hip generals and other officers ore present and have seen the disrespect shown fe­ male .guests by-thdr-ow n-ruler,—— ‘The kaiser is a slave to beautiful hands and has often distressed ladies of the court by his bold, public ad­ miration and insulting insinuations. A case now receiving considerable attention here in America is that of Miss Gertrude, Astor. Most of the rings and bracelets worn by the kaiser arc duplicates of ornaments he has noticed on female hands while admiring and fondling them, even strangers, in public; but this is but one of many scnsationnl peeps into the privato life, the habits and mannerisms of the "Mad Dod of Europe," as shown in Rupert Ju­ lian's startling scene production, "The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin" to be shown at the Star Theatre on Monday.' . , "The Kaiser, (he Beast of Berlin" At. the 8tar Theatre Monday, June 17th, Summer 1914—and the world was at peace—love and friendship ruled the glad business of every day. .God looked down from Heaven and was pleased. Gentle breescs fanned the swaying fields of grain; the world hummed with the pleasing sound of bees a birds, and laughing girla. • Marcas, -the blacksmith of Lou­ vain waa a mighty man. Thia man, Marcua*lived'1h faith and love ana friendship,-anti by the awsat oi'nla brow had won peace and prosperity. k • *.-*• |S» ••, \ . STAR THEATRE MONDAY, JUNE 17 KAISER THE BEAST OF BERLIN . _ *- ‘ See the blood thirsty mad dog of Europe. The Man whose heart Satan would give the entire kingdom of Hell for. A Man whose nasty, slimy brain caused the wholesale murder of entire nations. The Man who made im­ morality, crime, murder, license and rape* the commandments of the hordes of Hun baby killers. The Man who was refused a passport to Hell. The Man that vermin and filth germs will refuse to eat* when he is dead. A mongrel among the hell hounds. A Man that Uncle Sammy will make hard to catch in a little while. Matinee Prices—Children 30c, Adults 55c Including War Tax Evening Prices—All Seats 55c Including War Tax '*• Balcony for Colored 30c to Everybody^ RESERVE SEATS NOW ON SALE AT ROWER & ROUMILLAT DRUG COMPANY �THE SANFORD HERALD JUNE 18. | | n r recognising, the possibilities thst would accrue from tin installation of huke drying plant* In communities i . tl.'B . J, HOLLY, whbre there are extensive acreage* of yegetabiea have become 'active In efforts,to locate such plant* In their Yefpective. communities, tho gov■ernment having recently made an .T h eh est way to save money is to put a check on yourself by appropriation of several million dolopening a checking account here. You would not write a check for. Jara to encourage them, hence the 20, 30, or 40 cents but you would spend it carelessly. Think this acUvity. Of course a fostered in­ dustry would bo very fine but with over and come in t<? see us. Th§ checking way is the only way to D«a«««4 1> Ik . a t / bf Cmnit IW « P » Tbbc la «nv» m n n o v ' r~ ‘ . the United States an assured cus­ M tw t W.Mc fm M..ib IMPORTANT M A T T E R S tomer would it not pay men ( of r u . M l a la ArrmM. M bai D . M U r a« O H w means or communities with the BEFORE TH E CITY CAPITAL S30.000.00 SURPLUS 115,000.00 money, to pit up such plants them* COUNCIL a n -ry r\ rs.^ m rn r n r s sclycs rather than depend upon the government? If UY*a good thing, At the last meeting of the city and undoubtedly it is, are there not council of the city of..Sanford, June dollars enough in Florida to float 3 there were present C. II. Dingee, such a project? ' president and Councilmcn R. A. The last issue of tho Geographical Newman, G.*F.‘Smith, F. L. Miller, Magazine contained a splendid, ar­ J n o .. Adams, W. A. Lcffler, Roy II. R. STEVENS O. L TAILOR R. R. DEAS ticle on dehydration, entitled “ Form­ Symes. CtfthW Ass’t CtrfiW« F. L WOODRUFF VkeJ}e*M*et ing New Fashions in F o o d F I orMinutes of last meeting read ahd adopted.' rower. . _ •• , THE BANK VTHAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS Communication from city attor­ ---------0 ------. ■ . • • b aa ■ ■ m awjiMjou nu nuaajni kajuajm . . . » ■■ ■■ n ■■ m » ■« ■■ — tr» ■« mm_ M __ _ ney, Geo. A. DcCottee, advising VALUE OF SUGGESTIONS K X X X X ^ X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X iX w nrX i^C X IX , (hat Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. A young man who has the<inter­ be paid for haivng release of taxes ests of the city- at heart suggested recorded, said (axes being a double Dickinson was made unanimous. that more space of the Evening Rec­ assessment. On motion W. A. Leffler, seconded ord should be given to boosting'ar­ Uppn motion of R. A. Newman, by Jno. Adams and carried, clerk ticles. .He stated that if he. wan In seconded by Roy Symes and carried, was instructed to advertise for bids charge of the paper he would fill tho clerk wee instructed to issue vouchrt for the sale of wood located qn lot front page daily with suggestions for to Virginia Carolina Chemical Com­ corner Palmetto and Third street, BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN ihe betterment of conditions in the pany for said-expense, amount $1.10. said bids to be opened the first "I pledge allegiance rity and for bringing business to the - YOU AND M E.” Mr. Musaon came before the coun­ meeting in July, 1918. community. When he was ’told thrtit cil and asked.that certificates cover­ • The following reports were read to my (lag and the Re­ if the suggestions which have been ing Lots G and 7, Blk. 11, Tier 9 be • public for which It published were backed by-the action cancelled, for the reason he had been and-ordered filed as follows: stands; one nation in­ Report of chief of police fer of the community there would he advised that nil taxes were ppld. divisible, with Liberty plenty of business and much im­ Upon motion R. A.' Newman, sec­ month of May, 1918: and justice to all.*' A CHIEL IS AMONG YE* TAKING NOTES AND FAITH provement in conditions generally, onded by G. F. Smith and carried, Number of arrests ....... ......1)1 9 " HE'LL TRENT ’EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. he still clung to the Ides that it is said certificates were ordered can­ Discharged..................... Sentenced on strectr ...... 3wisdom to hammer away every day celled. Fines assessed ..................... .. 118.00 oonooaoaoooaoaoooaooaaoaoooaD O fM M iooaaooQ O D O oaoaaaaaD a until suggestions materialize into Mr.- Ed. Putnam came before the. Pound fees,......... Around the Corner 11.75 People- get -neevod-st—mr-frmn something concrete. An cxchango saya “ Bob Holley — Time-nnd-agi»inrwTck-imiTiit"WOPlf council ami madC-£omplaint-of-cattlo Dflg IfcX................................... r.o o Around the qorner I have a friend time to time-because I dare to rail running at Inrgn within the city nov«r-T‘Ht5nr*n~?an!trJ without win3.00 In this great city that has no end; • attention to their deficiencies and wcek out* the Evening Record has limits, Mr. Tutnam was advised hy Fine Geo. Burke, Feb. 1 8 _ . ning.” ‘ Oh.^how sad to see a bright Yet duys go by and weeks rush on, they come around to call me down pointed to undeveloped resources the council to take up the matter young man flittering iiway his lime 132.75 And befortr I know it n year is gone but I want to tell them in ndvan-e and sought to nrnusV Interest in the with the mayor. in games of chance! (Wonder what samii, but without sujrcvM. No ac­ «. 1.67 And I never see my old friend's face; that this column has always stood Mr. 'Murchison of the Atlantic Worked on streets his system is?)—St. Augustine Rec­ tion on tho suggest|ftns have been Const Line R. It. 'Co. came before Uncollect fine 8.33 For life is n swift and terrible race. for the right and will continue to do ord. expeefed. They become so hum the council and stated th at the rail­ Cash to collector 122.76 He knows I like him just as well so and all we ask the public to do is Don’t know what that exchange drum that the reader skips them As in the days when I rang his bell, to walk in tho straight and narrow means, Herb, about a raffle. The over as a part of uninteresting stud road company wa.\ about to pur­ 132.75 And he rang mine. We were yiungcr. path. • All of us make mistakes and it is but natural to get peeved when only raffle we have ever engaged in that, is used to (111 up space with. chase eighty acres of land within the Collector's report for month of our faults are brought to light. -is tho newspaper business which is What St. Augustine needs Is indus­ city limits, and- asked the Council May. 1918: And now we are busy, tired men — Getting sore at me will not make the greatest raffle in the world and trial plants thnt will disburse weekly if the streets now running through Current taxes Tired with playing a foolish gome; 5.421.03 , wrong right and getting sore and . we can swear it is doing everything or monthly payrolls. The question said (Tact of land could be closed. Curent taxes Tired with trying to make a name. 5.421.03 ........ On motion Jno. Aadms, seconded hy chewing the rag will not stop me but winning nt thi^ohrticular time. naturnlly arises - "W hat shall we F. L. Miller nnd curried, the presi­ Paving and Sidewalk Liens ' 191.28 "Tomorrow," I say, "I will call on from going right along ns formerly And in winning money. It manufacture?" Who will furnish Jim. „ 110.00 Fines and calling attentioq to these same is winning the jR rfu f o r America, the capital after it is found that we dent uppninted the street committee Pound fees Just to show that I'm thinking of 11.75 and chairman of finance committee people when they go wrong. This i» however, and th\£/is .what all of us have the raw material? him." 1.00 to go and view the tract of land in ‘ Dog tax a free country and thank goodness arc interested in nt tlie present time. 2,690.28 j But tomorrow comes—and tomorrow We have some small cigar fac­ question. Councilman Miller offered Miscellaneous the press is half free and .if there is And while we are helping to win the goes; war the sap headed congressmen are tories in St. Augustine, but nside the following ordinance and moved 8,425.34 And the distance between us grows anything In these columns t hut from the fact that a large majority its adoption, which was placed on does not suit certain parties they trying to take our living away from and grows. of local smokers buy bomc-mnde its first reading and read in full and Remitted to treasurer: know what they can do. us nt every opportunity. cigars (because tbey are better thnn passed, us fullows: An ordinance en­ Cash 4,741.21 Around the corner!—yet miles away; -----O----those brought from the outside) titled, ’’An ordinance of the city of Credit by‘vouchers............... 3,684.13 "Here's a telegram, sir—Jim died to­ T Unless the people of this city get day!" EQUALITY OF SACRIFICE nothing has been done to help in de­ Sanford, Florida, abolishing, Vacat­ together and Stay together Sanford And that's what . we get—and .de­ 8,426,24 Tho New York Times recently veloping this industry. If every ing, 'discontinuing and abandoning is going backward. This is plain serve in th6 end— » business man bent his ‘efforts to se­ as public highways certain streets, • Treasurer’s report for month of said: talk and I intend to talk plain. Around the corner, a vanished friend. “ No min or woman who hns ac- curing business for our cigar fac- avenues, allrys and highways in the Muy, 1918: You can’t rub it ou^ and there is no Chasv Hanson Towne. » qulrcd a Liberty Bond is relieved toripa lheY would "oon be employing city of Sanford, Florida. Vote as , Receipts reason to be pussy footed about it 5,893.22 from tho duty of buying War Sav-I,lir*e forcC8 of men- Alk tho f°r mors follows: Ayes, C. H. Dingee, R,-. A. Balance May 1, 1918 ..... I have been here for many years amt 8.425.34 I n f Stamp.. 'To leave the S tam p .! >■> P'-"> cane In orde, that we Newman, G. F. Smith, F. L. Miller, From Collector know whereof 1 speak and I 'have * There should be some stock tak­ plan of lending money to the gov- n,uy have b sugar refinery establlsh- Jno. Adams, W. A. Leffler and Iloy seen th e , town go backward once 14.318.66 ing in Sanford this summer and a before many years ago and saw if crnnient to those of narrow means ed here and they will reply that po­ Symes. Nays, none. whole lot of popple need to get right Disbursements: and to the young people is to he tatoes pay much hvttcr. Advocate On motion G. F. Smith, seconded come ud through the united efforts n cannery and the same lack of co­ Vouchers paid........................10,720.19 if you expect this tow n'to do what of a buneh of men who took the city careless of the cause of America and hy. R. A. Newman and carried, the it should and if you expect it to operation and support is the result. rules were waived and said . ordin­ Ihtercst s,.. . ............... 239.34 her allies. over and started it upward. What We are not willing to do anything Cash in hanks.................... . 3,369.03 wcatRcr tho gales that are blowing wo need how is another boost for­ ance placed on Its sefond reading by “ Does the average man.or woman since the war’ started. T hejlm e has who. earns a substantial salary or for ourselves. "We are looking for the title only. Vote on waiver, of rules ward a'nd tWs boost will only come and invest as-follower- Cr'JHr~DTngce, R. • XT T14,318.fi6 •passed for foolish~aTguments and the by the real men of the city getting good wages have any idea , of the outsider , . to come here x-—s—.--------ir timp has .come when the real men of Report of chief of fire department sacrifices made bylhe'rm aT M n 7 r« t-|TnT ^ r .our. bu.l , wo..db Newman, G. h\ Smith. F. L. Miller, together and.doing something to in­ not even take the trouble of hunting for month of May, 1918 wos read, this city must hand together and duce industries to locate here and ors in War Savings Stamps to do, Jno. Adnrnsf W. A. Leffler and Roy have some purpose in view. We need showing all equipment to be in good their bit in tho war? It is often a for the suppositious philanthropist. Symes. building up instead of tearing down. there nre dozens of industries that order. Our young friend with his head story of silent heroism. If those in could be located hero. They are The rules having been waived said All hills ngsinst the city were-au­ fairly easy circumstances emulated full of suggestions would need t o 1ordinance was placed on its second passing'us by now because they do the very poor whose souls are tilled back them * with something more reading nnd rend by title only and dited and vouchers ordered drawn *, There nre many places in this n o t’ get \he .glad hand when they * with unyielding resolution to do than printer's ink to get the. results passed. Vote as follows: Ayes, C. H. for same. old town that nerd some renovating want to come here and our own their share to wih the war, what a he so confidently .dreams of.—St Dingee, R. A. Newman, F. L. Miland they will be renovated from people do nothing toward getting 35c CHICKEN SUPPER <t 35c time to time nnd whenever 1 think them. Tho Board of Trade is hold­ boon there would be In the govern­ Augustine Record. ler,- Jno. Adams, W. A. Leffler and ment's receipts from sales of^ War something should be dono for the ing the remnants' together snd striy- Roy Symes. Give potatoes Stable Manure Saturday Night 5:30-10(00 June 22 benefit of this city I will tell it and ing to get the city* organized so it Savings Stamps." D. F. Smith moved that the rules Hot Supper Menu Stable ;nanure is an excellent fer­ let the chips fall where they may. can do something but it Is a difficult • “Now is the time for everyone, no be further waived and said ordin- Stewed* Chicken with Dumplings tilizer, and there, is nothing, better If the show pinches take off the shoe matter unless tho business men do m atter what his station in life may ance bo put on its third reading and Rico and Gravy -and if these little references did not something for themselves. It is just be, to make aa great a sacrifice for!^or BWect potatoes, according to C. final'passage, carried. Vote as fol- • Tomato Salad hurt na.onc- would howl.— And in about"'tim e- lh ‘a l“ the people here hia government and for humanity a s 'K . McQuariie of the University of iows: C. II. Dingee.. It. A. Newman, --------Bread and Ilutlfr conclusion it will be' well to retbem- woke up and took stock of them­ Is made hy the most humble of o u r . ---- extension division. It G. F. Smith, F. L. Miller, Jno. Coffeo or Ice Tea should be well rotted, howevrr, be­ her that all of us are free to talk all selves and did some real work by an citizens. Everyone on or before Adams, W. A. Lrffler and Roy fore it is applied. we please and wc intend |o exerciso organized effort. We want real work June 28 should pledge himself to Symes. Nays, none. 35c Cold Supper JHenu that right. and less talk. ’ Run furrows four feet dr art with save to the utmost of his ability nnd The rules having been waived said . Cold Sliced Ham to buy War Savings Stamps witii a middle buster if one is avnibhlo. Baked Beans or Potato Salad his savings. There should lie nn Spread the manure in those furrows ordinance wss placed on its third n • Tomatoes and Mayonaiae reading and read in full and passed. ul the rate of about five tons to the equality of sacrifice. Vote as follows: Ayes, C. H. Dingee, Bread and Butter acre. Two furrows are thrown back ----- O---- R. A. Newman, G. F. Smith, F. L. Ice Ten Coffee DEHYDRATION OF FRUITS on top of the manure, and about 400 Miller, Jno. Adams, W. A. Leffler pounds of acid phosphate put on top. AND VEGETABLES Ice Cream and Cake A final two furrows on top of the and Roy Symes. Nays, none.. The art of drying fruits and veget­ 16c extra Mr. Geo. A. DcCottes here ten­ phiaphate finishes the bed. If the ables termed "dehydrating" is an old batholic Ladies unbroken ground is left between the dered his resignation as city atirtney, one and was rc'slly the primitive beds it can be brokem at the first ho having volunteered his services in First street, next to Sanford Shoe Si method of preserving. Of Into years Clothing Co. the army, offering- said resignation cultivation. it has been brought nearly to an 86-2tp after thanking the council for their exact science.and in view of the con­ hearty co-operation in nil matters Over 800 men are now employed ditions brought about by the war Is of business which have been trans­ Off.to Quincy •* now attracting considerable ‘atten­ in construction operations at the acted with them. army aerial glinqpry school at Mi­ Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy tion. If dehydrated fruits apd veg* ami and work is being rushed with a After thanking him fer tho man and son Charles and. My. and Mrs. etables.can be sent to our soldio/s in view to not only taking ‘care of the ner In which ho had conducted hlal7eb Ratliff left yesterday for Quincy, Prance instead of the vegetable it­ help but getting the camp ready for official business with the city CounFloridu where, they will visit Mr. and self and will prove as nourishing and , aa tasty the savjng In cargo space tho reception of fliers and the small cilnian Miller msde a motion which Mrs. George Watson. They made would be enormous. That-the busi­ army of soldiers who will be em­ wai seconded by Councilman New-j the trip in the Abernathy car and ness of thus preserving vegetables is ployed as mechanicians and gunners. man nnd carried, accepting raid res- expect to be gone about ten days. * '' .‘.rJ '* 0 ^ ignation. . j ——— ------ -------not altogether uncommon is attested The Chase & Company parking Mr. DeCottes offered the name of The new cannery at Moore Haven by the fact that several factories in house is being overhauled* and re­ J. J. Dickinson as his .successor as hns been completed and is now ready ’ thU country make huge dehydrating machines for tjils purpose. Tho U. modeled and additional machinery city attorney. The application of for business;- • This institution -U S. ,Department of ‘Agriculture has being installed. The work is in E. F. Houaholder to be city attorney practically the largest in the south bailed bulletins which showed plans charge of W. W. Williams of Or­ was rdad. There being two names‘and the factory’ part is 200x20 feet, for-,drying plants and has 'alao con­ lando who has been with this firm before the council for said- position, and the house, which will be used for ducted extensive experiments in veg- for a number of years and is an ex­ on motion. G. F. Smith, seconded by tbe storage of empty, cans and the etable drying. The * writer Ulked pert In this line. A new cold-air W. A. Leffler and carried, council finished product (tomalo paste) is W iththe man In charge of thla ex- dryer, another fixer and three box proceeded to elect a d ty -atto rn ey . 200x80 feet.. .The buildings, gogether peri medial work last fall in Washing- conveyors are being installed, which Ballots wet east as foliowa: J. J. with the engine,, boiler, machinery, ' ' ton ,snd was told th tt all kinds of equips the Manatee packing house Dickinaon fiye ballots, E. F. Hous- kettle*, and something like 100,000 vegetables; even Including tomatoes with all modern machinery and in- holder two ballots. On motion Jno. empty-\ five gallon can* on hand could be dried successfully. [cresses the capacity to two carloads Adame seconded by W. A. Leffler represent an outlay-of $100,000 or and carried the election of Mr. J.-J, more. , Cltitena of .several Florida cities, dally. PUT A CHECK ON THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA EVEN THE G A T E P O S T NOT IN IT Complete Line of McKinley’s Standard and Popular Music e ‘ 10c Pei Come i �ka . »K*-; HIV' •it. *■•.J-•» ^ rii>-"1^ . i r.ufriIV .iw i'. .U *L1 J W OiW4l o . 11Mil >— aVv 3?= «»h Vv^ . & HAPPENINGS o p i n t e r e s t i n "a n d a r o u n d :s a n p q r d Sam Younts returned Friday from Moore Haven where he has been the Jut few months on business. M. Bnd Mrs. C. E. Marteland of Jacksonville are spending a few days In the city this week combining buslnr*s and pleasaure. j. T. Thomas of Plant City la in the city this week on business. SLEEP INSURANCE •A Terror to Moaqultoru” 72-tf f. P. Richardson of Jacksonville |« in the city for a few days this *fCk on business. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Hardin of Miami spent n few^lays in the city this week while enroute to Jackson­ ville. They arc making thV trip.ln their erfr. See our bargain counter for spec­ ials in odd sires of Regal shoes. Prices $2.48 up. Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. 7t-tf \V. E. Yates arrived yesterday from Moron, Ga., and will remain several weeks looking after business interests in this section. • ) C. J. Crenshaw ‘of DeLand was among the Snnford visitors yester­ day. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Physician. First< National Bank Bldg., Phono 33Q-W. C4-tf Mr. and Mrs. T. Dbnneiiy_pt.Ijir. liliitiTinr nre spending a fckr days In the city this week combining busi­ ness and pleasure. II S. Huckbee arrived yesterday from Washington and will remain several days looking nftcr business •interests here.. Mrs. O'Kane, who-has been the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrsr—Gcorge-'Venable for severul months left Friday night on a visit in relatives and friends .in South (kirollna. Her many friends in this city wish her n pleasant visit and hope to sec here back in this city in the fall. tor Wood and heavy hauling see Murrell, or phono 378. . 48-tf The Red Cross Auxiliary East in ^anfuril will have Mrs. C. M.. Berry with them Thursday aftornoon at Moore's Station church to demon­ strate war hcrads. • Mr. Tom Hawkins and aister, Miss Annie Hawkins left last, week for Commerce, Ga., where they will spend the summer months. It. L. Weston arrived yesterday from Vero and will remain several »e«'h.< on business.% *• Mr and Mrs. Eugene Roumillat and Mr. and Mrs..~A. B. Wallace sp<nt a pleasant*-day at Daytona Reach on Sunday., * SLEEP INSURANCE — .— ^'A-Terrorto-Mosqultow.* •f* 72-tf R F Holland “of Jacksonville is registered at Thf*sHotel Carnes this *eek * F !>• Wilson ^of DeLand was a Sanford visitor yesterday. SLEEP INSURANCE "A Terror to Mosquitoes." . . • 72-tf W. C. Picrcq of Palatka is in the city for a few days this week on business. s Mr. and Mrs. S. ‘M. Wiggins re­ turned to Ocala Monday after en•a brief-yislt with- Mre. Wig­ gins’ mm her, Mr*. W. N. Leffier. E. M. Nlghbert of Jacksonville is in the city for a few'days this week on^ business. , Phone 104 for pressing, cleaning and alterations. Quality and ser­ vice. Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. J • 69-tf Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain hit Friday for Daytona Beach where lnty will remain a week oMen days. Mrs. D. C. Marlowe and little son I'll Saturday for Daytona Beach, where they, will remain several Weeks. Ciw Pens—Brabham Root-Knot variety. Price $4.60 bush“ • Chase*& Co. - 76-tf 'J ' H. storrs of DeFunlak -brings -in among t^e Sanford vis•Icr* this week. Aujrt jn* ^ #rey arrjve(j Jn thp d ty • ' r, *y Hpm Washington and will tn.ain *l'vernl rrnl weeks on tmalne.. business. Mo HHic Vera Glisaon left Friday * 11 f'*r « visit of several weeks in **av«nnah,- Georgia, her old home, she visit relatives and friend*. J- D.' trio., ,!lood .relumed from a iouInl°i i °l Spr,n*» whe« ha »°overdtl in, ord®f to gbt rid of an £ £ " f , .of ,iv«r trouble and ma­ tt* fall i r! tUrn* r**dy t0 tik# up right sg,in “ *nd U f" Un* ,H . „JLHEP INSURANCE A Terror to Moaquitoe*.” J ^ B. G.' Smith dropped intft town yesterday after a prolonged absenco In the woods looking-after his cross tie business and qther duties con­ nected with his many Oviedo enter­ prises. Mrs. _C. W. Entzmingcr, Lewis Entzmingcr and Miss Maude Entz­ mingcr .of Longwootf were in the city yesterday on a-shopping tour and calling on their friends. R. W. Storrs, editor of. the DeFuniak Breeze and now- ‘travelling the state as member of the State Live Stock Sanitary • Board’ was in the city Saturday and paid, the Herald office an appreciated visit. Musson’s swimming pool is the coolest-place. inv town. Open Wed­ nesday, .Thursday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Fresh water every dpy. 85-tfp Gilbert Leach and wife and little son Gilbert, of Lecsbuj-g were in the city Saturday qcPompanied by two of Leesburg's most charming daugh­ ters. Mr. Lcalh is the editor of the Leesburg Commercial and is one of the greatest boosters in the state. . Woodland Park will be open tw'o Sundays, June 23rd and 30th. 84-4tc. . Waynq Thomas, editor of the Plant City Courier, former presidept of the Florida Press Association' and the Adonis of the press gung was in the cityrSaiUTday. ’ Wayne Is helping to" keep Hillsborough county on the map by publishing the tax list. In compliment to Mrs. Gadsden of Charleston, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. L. Dumas, Mrs. Ernest Galloway charmingly enter­ tained at cards Friday afternoon. The country home was attractive­ ly decorated with beautiful dark red dahlias. Bridge wan en. enjoyed during the s. G. F. Smith S afternoon. 'Mrs. mak­ ing high score was awarded the prize, an exquisite hand embroidered handkerchief. The guest of honor received a lovely box of stationery. A delicious ice entam course was served. Mrs. Galloway's guests were Mrs. W. E. Watson,^Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. Loucks, Mrs. J. M. Wallace, Mrs. 'E. B. Morse, Mrs. Gadsden and Mrs. Dumas. Mrs. G. F. Smith, in her usual charming manner, entertninrd at cards on Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. T. L. Dumas and Mrs. Gadsden. The rooms of the residence were effectively decorated with cut flow­ ers and ferns. Several interesting games qf bridge were enjoyed during the afternoon._nt_the_cUncluaion-of. which scores were added and Mrs. W. E. Watson having high was awarded the priie, n lovely box of correspondence cards. Mrs. Gadsden was presented with a pair of amber knitting needles with silver mounting. Mrs. Dumas received an exquisite hand painted fan, with ivory sticks. Dainty re­ freshment* were served. Among the guests were Mr*. W. E. Watson, Mrs. Frsnk Milteer, Mrs. Loucks, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. T. L. Dumas, Mb . Gadsden, Mrs. Barnwell, Mrs. J. M. Wallace and Mrs. E. M. Galloway. * Notice Scaled bids will be received on or before July 1st, 1918, by the City Council for the purchase of wood on lot at corner of Second and Pal­ metto. J. C. Roberts, 86-7tc City Clerk. 240 Pound Pigs With corn abgvq 60 cents bogs cat their heads off very quickly. The bog that takes two or three months (o get on full feed never'brings you profit. When-you art ready to put away your shoaU on’ feed, begin with the B. A. Thoma»-Hog Medicine. Use regularly and' watch your shoats round out" fnto fat hpgs in nlno months—hogs going well over two pounds jmd ** high as 240 pounds. Figuro the average feeding and you will see why the B. A. Thoms* med­ icine is a gooi Investiment. -Try Feeding out your hogs on this plan and If you are not more than pleased we will refund the cost of the medidne. . ^ . L. Allen Seed Co., 83-tf •* ' * Sanford, Fit. - . Cook's Ferry Open. The ferry »t Cook's crossing rf >e upper SI, Johns, ilvar U now >tn for traflff. ‘This.is the direct, r lino from OrUndo to New nvr.ii. 82-Stp. >r ;g ‘. .r A - 1 jr* a* fcuaJj* slastle and eager to. work, a . -f advantage he had t -* The iacreU ry‘prfeartli# flatien h r .lift prisoner* and machine guns vividly ahowp in of the people In regard to- member­ ' k ord'a stirring screen »tpry, "I ship. There is no Intention o n ‘her in the hand ott*he Italians. ■Fl° via A M EiyCA ” hit do .This 'is what happened to the 'L IN part to force anyone to pay duel to the chapter. Wherever a notfee is Austrians along the whole fro n te d the heart. ' For who among ua ’J eent a soni’ if husband, a' a| sent qut that particular name’i* on the attack* or a brother on into.the great the roll and she. is only following in­ enture with a smile and a hidden structions from Division Head­ Mother Lore Snffere Through Son’s tear? quarters. It ia possible that aomc Disloyalty I t la like the( story of an Amer­ names were listed last Juno in the The hardest blow for Phil Kelly ican-boy—one Just like your own— drive whose membership was given ■ of the was that even his mother must be­ in by the solicitor, however when a lieve him a traitor. With Just one who even at the sacrifice of his goo’d Food Administration mistake occurs if the secretary is no­ *(ord he could have Justified her be­ name Works'for the cause which is tified she will gladly correct the er­ lief in him, but Kelly wts a soldier Frads Ford directed the production* and enacts the leading role. Oppo­ ror. On and after June 16th, 1918, and and his orders were plain. Often ho site him plays Edna Emerson and a until further notice, all public eating Juno dues arc now payable with sees here tear dimmed face and the places shall be governed by the fol­ still a few of April and May. Where grief he has caused her but is happy notable cast including Jack Newton lowing regulations, covering the use no notice to the contrary ia given, that some day she will learn-that he William Canfield, .Lois Scott, Del CoynC'Bnd Emma Warren. of beef served to their guests or pa­ members whose ducs arc still,unpaid was, above all else, an American. Manager Lane has obtained trons: at the expiration of two months- This story is told In "BERLIN BERLIN vis AMERICA" for tho No hotel.' restaurant,* or hoarding after notice is given will be'dropped via AMERICA" directed by Francis Lyric Theatre and it will be shown house shall plsce on their menus, or from the roll and neither is this a Ford, and in which he appears cs commencing 'June 28th.- ' . serve boiled beef at more than two local ruling but a rule made at Na­ Phil Kelly. It will be seen at the meals weekly, nor shall they serve tional Headquarter*. Lyric .TJif-atre on June 28. beef steak at moro than one meal Bring Results A call haa been issued for trained % Want Ads each week, nor shall they ser.v nurses for army uttvlce; nurses lof ——------ «■— 1 — i - j gj i i ! German Spy Headquarlera iiYu, roast beef at more than one meal’ home and local hospital, work; can­ PtrJ* Raided offich week. This order will allow teen and home service workers; One of the thrilling episodes in public eating | laces to serve ai’er- Y. M. C. A., Motor Corps; secre­ natefy boiled beef, beef steak, and taries, clerks, mechanics of all kinds. Francis Ford's "BERLIN via AMER roast beef as stipulated, and will qot U ntil'further notice these'm sy be ICA" which will -bo shown at the . For all kinds of restrict the public eating places in registered with the local'secretary. Lyric Theatre on Juno 28th' is the rxidlng of the Hun secret agents' the use of mutton, poultry, pork, headquarters. While gloating over j bacon, ham and sausage,' which are the destruction they hnce wrought ' allowed to take the place of beef and and planning more they are in ter-! beef products. All public eating rqptcd by the ontranee of U. S. places will he required to live strict­ Fertilizer and Feed Bags Secret Service men. But three of the ly up to this regulation, and evidence spies escape to continue their work of violation of the rule will result In until the end of this timely drama. removing from such violators their A SPECIALTY privileges of purchasing their regular £*\ / Timely Drama on ..the. Screen supplies of food commodities. With the eyes of the world con(Signed) Braxton Beachnm, fered upon the great events which ---------Opposhr-StarThratrr---------Federal Food Administrator, Fla. arc transpiring across the waters — the stories that come back of the All dealers within the state of boys going "over the top" and the Florida handling sugar at retail, or. AUSTRIAN AND GERMAN i» retail quantities are hereby noti­ ARMY IN COMBINED fied that they shall not, after publi­ . ^W • cation of tliis notice make individual ATTACK sales of sugar to consumers living in Austrian troops which forced the cities in quantities In excess of two pounds, and shnll not mnke individ­ PiuvO river have been .driven linck. ual sales of sugar to consumers liv­ The fighting along the river is most ing in rural districts in excess of intense. five.pounds. These amounts being At Italian urmy headquarters sat­ based on an estimuto of the weekly isfaction is felt over the situation on per rapita requirements of the indi­ every part of the front. vidual consumer. The general commanding the artil­ IN CAR LOTS This ruling supersedes alt previous lery Corps in the Monte Grappa re­ orders regarding the sale of sugar at gion expressed this feeling to the cor­ retail, hut does not effect the estab­ respondent. lished margins of profit, nor the pro­ "Now send us only four divisions • * * * *# visions made for supplying home cunners and preservers with their of Americans," the general added. requirements of sugar when certifi­ "We will first shake hands and then travel together into Austria." > cates are signed. The severity of tho fighting on All retail dealers and others hand­ Monte Grappa msy be understood ling sugar for sale to thc'puhlic will from the fact that the Italian artil­ be required to give strict observance to this order and evidence of viola­ lery fired 70,000 shells in 12 hours. Nowhere else- along the froht of tion will be met with elimination of the retailer's privilege of buying food attack has the struggle been so se­ vere as on the IMavo line.. One of commoditiesthe must brilliant of the Italian ac­ (Signedi Hruxton Reacham, Federal Food Administrator, Fla. tions was tho defense of the Monte Moschlin salient, protecting the im­ portant Rrenda positions. Here the * Scrawny Calves Austrians suffered heavy losses, *HWhat makes-a calf scrawny—off many of their machine guns being its feed? Germs—parasites^ in the capered.------ J — ------------------- * IntesHnesT- W hy^noT'frec‘‘them of. ^Isoners are ragged and Ill-fed. this trouble? If you will give the Many of them nre under sized calf some B. A. Thomas Stock Rem­ youths. One -of ^ h e prisoners re­ edy in Its feed, within a wce|f4ypu marked to the , correspondent that will see It brighten up and in fout or he had had.no interest in the war. five weeks you won't know the^dalf: The feeling of the Italian is buoy­ Costs you but a few cents and we ' will refund that if it doesn't do as ant.* Rome, June 17.—The situation bn we say. • the Italian front in its entirety seems L. Allen Sedd Co.,' very reassuring, says a semi-official 83-tf Sanford, Fla. note issued last night. It is added that the great battle, which broke . W. O. W. Attention out Saturday has but begun. Al­ • • Special meeting Wednesday night though. having a strength of sixty 7:30. important business to trans­ divisions the enemy attacking forces act. F. L. Miller, . -------------- -------------- ClcrkT“ -have- not suceeeeded in - passing-the Italian advanced nres at any point. • m % * Austrian pressure continues Chapter Meeting strong along thy entire front* 'One of our salesmen The regular monthly meeting of enemy it concentrating moat power­ demonstrated the value of the Seminole County Chapter will be ful and .fierce .-aYlacJts astride the held at the Woman’s Club Friday Ilrenta and across the Piave, and it Long Distance Telephone to * afternoon at 3 o'clock. is still possible fo?'the., fighting lino w. s. s. us. H e \yas at Huntsville, Ala., and upon tb flow backwards or forwards. ’• Seminole County Chapter The enemy based his. expectation hisjDwn responsibility put in Long Distance With- the re-organization of the on vaiioiil fsctbrs to. secure him a calls for^ fifteen merchants within a radius...,; various committees and the adoption victory'says .the semi-official note. of the chart plan for Woman's Wprk There wts a relatively brief-but ex­ o f Several hundred miles. one can truthfully state that Sem­ tremely; violent artillery preparation inole County Chapter ranks officially wfth a.large number of gas shells. as one qf the most efficient in the This bombsrdment was. for the pur­ "In less than one hour he had sold 2100 state. Reports on the work of this pose of ^esjroylng the'Italian front barrels of flour at a total cost to ub of less chapter from Division Headquarters lino andipDalyxing-the Kalian artll are most gratifying and encouraging. lery. ^ „ : . y than sixsdollars. In the membership line ronewals-are Then, under cover from an arti­ coming in with astonishing regular­ ficial fog from bombs and smoke ap­ ity and new.member* are being con­ paratus, the enemy In open form adr "Since then w e have applied the Long stantly enrolled. On' June 1st the vanepfi torthc attack. The enemy Distance Bell Telephone to every feature o£ . membetship was 1286. Donation* ^>)2ced such faith In-this‘preparation were received from the Social De­ that ho fixed his objects for the first our business with most profitable resiilts. partment Woman’s Club, the com­ day’s fighting* more than 1% kilo­ mittee on the D'Oise play, Holy meters in advance and planned to T he service is fine, the rates are reasonable Cross church and individual* net­ descend from the mountain area. and there is more satisfaction in one L ong tin g the chapter $36.06. From the Piave river the enemy’s The latest report on the gauze bombardment was frustrated by the Distance Telephone talk than in half a dozen Tolla, surgical dresainp department, formidable fire-from .the Italia letters.” • • ‘ received from the Jacksonville direc­ tlllery, which destroys lines •. tor of Woman’s Work, Mr*. Arthur te n and made fu\l hits on maated G.-Cummer was aa-foilowa:’"Excel­ troops, as well as drenching h!a Every Bell Telephone U a Long Distance Station lent rolls, couldn't .be-nicer, beauti­ battle emplacemtnta with gas. Whc fully folded and carefully rolled, Yer^ battle . antrenchmenta with ’ gas free from looae .threa.da land meas­ Whan the enemy Infantry advancec ured. correctly. ..A report of '.Wldch Into the front line tones, they, fount the.chapter can..fwjU be proud that resistance had been preparet NEW ~RULES Highest Prices Paid J UN K BATTLEFRONT IS CHANGED TO. ITALIANS Sanford Jnnk and Bag Company iiiiiiiiinninimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii STABLE MANURE Natures Own Fertilizer $2.00 Per Ton F. 0. B. Camp Gordon, Ga. . W. S. JO H N S O N , r> Healey Building Atlanta, Ga. minniiiiiniiinniiiiiiiinuninuiiiiiiiiiii'iiffiiiiinininiinniiiiiiiinmiRiuuHi Cypress Lumber - For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Santord, Fla. One •erience Convinced Me o f its Value-— h»d to moot a counter attack from tbo Italian supporting troops. This TELEPHONE COMPANY �SANTO ED ...... r JUNK . - • ■•.* I t e m s o f I n t e r e s t fo r t h e B e h in d M- m * t h e P lo w hltbert* bidder for cask. fj Wnsssa Siu P O L I T E P I C T U R E .P R O G R A M TUESDAY— E d lh Story ia “ i h e Clilm” , tlso H iddi- Not* In the Wonde*ful S e l l " I k e Woman In the Web”, al o “ H ii fcm iallrg C ireer”, a Sunshine Comedy. >. •. WEDNESDAY — The Smiling Douglass Fair•• banka in “ The Habit ( f Happl ess”, also a Good Comedy. THURSDAY— Clara Kimball Young in “ I h e M arionettes". Also A Comedy j FRIDAY— Rex Beach’s “ I h e A u c b n B e ek”. The First of the Famoms Goldwyn Pictures SATURDAY — The Last Chapter of “ V ergew ee and the Woman” , also a Good Five Act Fea­ ture. MONDAY — Theda Bara in “ The Forbidden P ath”. C O M I N G — J . W a r r e n K a r r ig a n . in “A MAN'S MAN" Matinee Pally at Stiff. Evening Performance Begins at 7:30 Except Saturday then at 7:18 Rex Beach’a “ Anctlon Block” At the Star Theatre Friday. Pho­ toplay by Famoua Novellat depteta a universal condition with Genuine typea found in locale of atory. One .of the famous-Coldwyn-featuresrRex peach haa followed psycho"logical.proccma in making a motion picture from his splendidly success­ ful novel of New York life, **Tho Auction Block.” HEX BEAons GREATEST PICTURE ¥TKE AUCTION BLOCK~ * _____ —— U - — -•— AT THE STAR FR ID AY dreds of her. An txccptionally-beautiful daughter of small town parent} in moderate circumstances who re­ solve to turn her beauty to financiar profit for themselves. They, bring har-to-the-ei ty-w itirt he~XV6U;e'd~put* pose of putting her on the auction block to be knocked down *to .the highest bidder. She Is bought in marriage by the dissolute son of a millionaire who appears to have more money than he really has. Together, when false pretenses on both sides are dissipated they work out a common .salvation. Lorelei comes to Nejv York to be in a Broadway show. When she be­ comes the reigning beauty of those who live to be merry after dark, a black sheep brother, impatient of the delay in the promised reward of hr loveliness turns to blackmail and other crooked schemes worked out in the brain of the mnn who rules the underworld. Jimmy, the brother, eventually feels the pinch of the law, but not before he haa succeeded in cpmpromising his sister and making things powerfully unpleasant for everyone else who crosses him. . In tho course of the story, which begins with misery in a little Penn­ sylvania steel town continues with misery in the world's greatest city and finally ends in happiness for those who deserve it (and some who don't), characters in counterpart of famous Broadway men and women step in and out. Nobel Bergman, the theatrical manager is one of these. Max Melcher, power of crookedness Is .another. - Jimmy Knight ia a type of character two well known in police circles. Camp­ bell Pope, the, grouchy \dramatic critic Is so true to life that his proto­ type cannot escape identification. The part of Lorelei Knight is in the capable kands of Rubye De Itemer, who until recently was one of the celebrated beauties of the Zfegfeld roof. "The Auction Block," in picture form tells nothing that could not and does not occur in everyday life. There are no aituatlona that are not legitimate. But there are thrills In plenty—thrills th at thrill becauae they are genuine rather than manu­ factured; All of them result natural­ Cattle Food From Offal. ly from the development of the A Netherlands scientist has Invented story. cattle food that la manufactured Lorelei Knight, tho heroine, isn’t from albumen obtaiued from slaugh"a character out of a book." She’* | ter house* and fishing center^aod pofrom life. There arc scores snd hun-|tnto nn<1 fruit refuse. iJxxxllllxxxl MIxxllllxxxllllxxxLi LYRIC THEATRE ALWA YS SOMETHING NEW TONIGHT Carlyle Blackwell in “ H is Roy­ al Highness**, also Screen Telegram show*ing latest War N ew s. WEDNESDAY — A Good Feature and a Fun­ ny Comedy. THURSDAY --- Alice Joyce in “Business of . Life. Also Amateur Minstrel. No advance in price. FRIDAY — A Big Special, “ The Wife That Wouldn’t Tell”. Also a Screen Telegram SATURDAY — EDDIE POLO. Cdming~“Berlin via America A GREAT WAR PICTURE xxx: Keep the Bed Busy Florida aoila should be kept busy. Some farmer* who believe the land should have a period of rest a t some time of the year will not agree with thil opinion expressed by C. K. McQuarrie of tha University of Florida extension division,'but thft'statement is well founded. Some lands can be benefited by resting if the vacation ia applied in the right way, but where there ia as.much sunshine and rain aa* there is in Florida, idle land does n o t're st; It goes right ahead giving up Its fertility.-. • r This ia specially true in summer. The *arm sunshine and heavy rana facilitate plant food liberation and the surplus rainfall carries the plant food away.’ Some Idea of the amount of fertility loet may be gain­ ed by observing the streams. They carry away much of the organic matter that should be kept in the ■oil. • Some crop should be plsnted to conserve the plsnt food, to shadp the lend, to enrich'the soil, and to check the flow of surplus water. Thia crop may be used aa hay or green manure. German millet, cowpeas, early vel­ vet beans or other legume should be plsnted on land that has produced a spring crop and ia now occupied. * v i u3 (jts The remains of the spring cropvines, plants and fruits, should be destroyed so that any disease, which they harbor will not be xsrried over to'infect new eropf next year. Do not confine con serration to the kitchen alone, carry it to all placet pn the farm whenever potsible. *Poultry Manure In Valuable Poultrymen can materially add to the profits of their business by prop­ erly earing for the dropping* of the fowls, says P. H. Rolfs, director.of the University of Florida experiment station. • For example, it haa been shown th a t the droppings • from a thousand fowls if preserved without needless loss.-are worth upwarda of $600 a year, and this estimate ia baaed on the assumption that less than half of the droppings, or only 30 pounds per hen per year can be collected. According to the Maine station, the droppings should be'collected daily - spd mixed with substances which will prevent loss of nitrogen, add sufficient potash and phoaphoric acid to make a better balanced fer­ tiliser, and* improve tho mechanical condition of-tha •liianure ao that it can be paplied. • . This can bo done as follows: To a etch 30 pounds of the manure add I t ia true that weeds and grass 40 pounds of aawdust, good dried will cover the land and hold some of loam, or. peat and ^6 pounds of arid the plant food, but that land could phosphate. Buck u mixture will.coribe ^ ^ p r o ^ ^ . l u a M « r o > that-would n o rb e so hard on it as 4 6 per w nt pho>ph*ric tcld| tnd a weeds, and rhe fertility could be small per cent of potash, which, if actually increased by growing le­ used i t tho rate of two tons per acre gumes. If the weeds are allowed to would furnish 60 pounds of nitrogen grow they probably will be burned and 185 pounds of phosphoric acid. when another crop is to be plcnted. This mixture will furnish a fairly Such practices ire wasteful, no far­ good stabled fertilixzcr. mer will burn a cultivated crop, and The treated* manure should be all the plant food which it gathers well shejtered until time to apply to will be turned into feed or be plowed the land—that is, shortly before plowing. under to enrich the soil. -a Um. «U ta of Florida, together ^3?** S 5= aafB B . F . IIO U S IIO L D C R , '"perial MaTicr. A ’Dickinson a o -iw ilr I haV* Iks eetentt** —fn m m ti U r t S i r e ls V j u 4 Iks GUSfPCS fs» rsrrsctiaa *0 defect* mt tt» sa, NO MATTER tk. oolmn ot jmu N O T IC E , U i n i GLASSES da wwl enlt yes estfsedr, s a l a s me. . o n ; 1 Si eay sys lk»l re^seSs Is i*kL wbotbor cempuTeery .V aU -itl’c Tew are toriled to c»U far u j . stock , •D R . E .S . H O F F M A N . OCCULlST-OrnCUN ■tS Waal Ckartk 84Ortoade, Ftorida LEGAL ADVEBIISING °' ,k* *“ '• “ 3* ■ F t t l t U a h a . b a .a a r v - . u * ** ‘.^UeU 3 rd •o slsla lsg the s a l . , 5 Jef S'SSii.* ” “ "■* "iiSl' • w J t e r ‘. i s 'H .T & 'i.tg .jL “ J i s «». . f i t 'jA , aJsu *u*,s:'S!L U«.ik 'tevr., Ii,k .»e,u.o.. ,2 k 1?, ,K,)’V Si *‘*» Deyartaaeat •( Ik’s laterioe U. 8. Lend Offlea st Galnaretll*. FIs-. Dos* J ubs a. isis. isiiuv* Nailts la hareby siren thati ixcir Oiesr. LKlte, __ „ Mar *#. ISIS of Geneva, Fla. whe made •Homsslsad E ntry,- No. 01181*. .lo r 8 E U of PCU Car. SO, of N E m and ... . NEU at N W * . -Ss:tion • —— • p SO ----8. Attest 39. Townab and ordered e s this June I. m g c w X* w . *»",■:l!T*tk,mRstamlsgar U P. Hagan • O . P . Sw op* E' “ *KU^»- Kant* 12 E.. TalUheanee MsHdlan. baa *• E. A. Douglas*. Clark Btsd nolle* of Intsntlon to tasks Threa-ytar • 4-Tuta-lte Proof to satabliab t l i l a to tbs land a bare drerrlbsd. bsfors Clark- Clrenlt Court, al NOTICE Stafford, Florida, on tbs I9lh day of July, Did* will be received at tb* r gular west ISIS. ag ol the Board of Coualv C o»m |„?n r. C lslm sat atm at as witness**: la August for tb* opealaa ol the road leeg. W. M. Colllsr o Gaaava. Fla. lag from Wagner to Gabrieli* a* p,y orlriial Prsrtoa Flowara of Gaaava, FU. to bo opened'thirty I iig,'. Cbatlea If. Stew art ol G tntva, Fla. Rights reserved to reject any and all h'4e . Ulla C. Ilurirlt of Gaaava, F it. E. A. \. D o ug lass, * ROUT. W. DAVIS, 84-Tuea-4te Clark. Rogtatar. . M-Ture A Frt-lOte 4 Ah Ordinance • An ordinance entitled "An .Ordlnsnce of the _ City of Sinford," Worlds, abolishing, vacating, discon­ tinuing snd abandoning 11 public highways certain streets, avenues, alleys snd highways in the City of Sanford, Florida." Whereas, the City Council of the city of Sanford, Florida, being fully U. O. Dlelerlch advised in the premises and after . Jo* Cameroa n . L. Orlar •• ■ due consideration snd investigation, J. F. lilckaon deem it expedient, advisable and to . C. L Flowara O. F. Smith. the best interest of said city of SinArtlrlaa al lacarfvratiaa •( tha "Saafsrd ford, Florida, to aboliih, vacate, dis­ Track Gr*wera lac.** W». tba underlined, hereby aaaociata our-' a«lvaa tocethar for tho purpoa* ol formlas a continue snd abandon aa public body pollUe and corporal* uadar tb* law* of streets snd highways in the cjty of tba atat* of Florida, with aad under tb* fol­ Sanford the certain streets, avenues, For Sole—L. C. Smith type­ lowing propoeed charter. A r tic le I . alley's and highways more particu­ , * re writer in good condition. Herald Tba name of tha corporation aball ba larly described in Section 1 of this "Tb* Saalord Truck OroWtra In*.," and It* Office. 73-tf principal nSrea and nlac* of bualnaaa aball ordinance: b* at Haatord, Florida, with branch ofllcc* NoW, therefore,. bc^it For Sale—Beat corner lot in Mark­ at aacb other place* In tba atat# ol Florida, b u l ordained by aad other atataa of tb* United State*, and In ie city gf Sanham Park Heights, 66x130 feet. foralin countries, aa may b* aatabllahfd, the city council of tnc A bargain.^ You can't afford to over­ from tlm* to tlma hereafter. ford, Florida: ArUcl* It. look this.I Lyman[H. Frank, city. Section 1: That all streets, ave­ Tb* gtatral nature of tha kuelneee to b* tranlaetad by tho corporatlaa aball be: To nues, alleys and highways, whether 84-8tp trow, buy, oall, and olherwla* dlanoa* of, fpr a profit or on commleadon, and othrewla* opened snd used ss public highways <S> . handl* and deal la all kind* of farmer* aupi llts, vetatablaa and other farm product*, or. not, In the city of Sanford, Flor­ FO R RENT o build and operat* manufacturing plant* ida, and located between the main* for tb* manufacture of all bind* of. crat* For Rent—Cottage at Magnolia and barrel material*, to build and operate line of tho. Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ ThU Heading THREE CENTS a ranaerlee and other plant* for the canning road and the Trilby Brs'nch of said Line For Each Insertion. Minimum and 11th. $8 per month. Apply ■ad otharwtae preaerving of larm product*, to ralae and otberwlae deal In all kind* off Atlantic tiosst Line Railroad and Crown Paper Co. E. W. L. 8G-3tp poultry aad tbalr Charge 25 Centa. product*, to buy, aell and otberwleo deal In fartiliaare, and fartlllalng cast of s line described as, Beginning material*, laaectlrldaa. ate., to contract for, For Rcn^^-Five * room modern and have ahlpped or traaaported farm at a point at the southeast corner of In answering an advertisement house, cornfcr French snd Third St. ablp product* of all klaaa, either In raw or manu­ where no name is mentioned In tho Enquire 210/frcnch. factured atate. to handl* the tame for a Iliad Block Eighty-two (82) of M. M. 83-4t cbaV ga or for brobarage or commlaaioai, to Smith's Subdivision of all that part sd, please do not ask The Herald bold, owa, laaee or otberwlae ecqulre land*, of Section Twenty-seven (27) lying houaaa or otbtr rail estate for tb* purpoa* oi for Information as to the identity of Cottage for rent.- J. Murson„ It* bualare*. or other purpoee*. to borrow the advertiser. Usually we do not money, contract debt*, and to aecuro tb* south of Gertruds-avenue and that 82-Btc ahm* by a pladg* of lu stock, or by nates, part of the west hail of Section know . who the advertiser is and if bond* or mortgaga* and otkar obligations For Rent—Two rooms for light upon the property of ,tbe corporation, to Twenty-six (26) lying aouth of Ger­ wa do we are not allowed to give make loan* or advaaea* to farmara, or other out this ‘Information. Simply write housekeeping. 112 Laurel Ave. .* pereqaa. aad to .takai and hold._Uaa*f*r, er trude avenue j»nd_..Ati*nticJ_Coast etherwia* dispose Of, liana, mortgagee, or Line Railroad .Company, snd the ----- 77-« f— a letter and pddresa it aa per in­ ___ 7___________ _' other eecuritlee therefor, and geoarally to N ^ of N K of faction ..Thirty-four hav* aad aaarrla* all suck powrra aa may bo structions in the a d .. Furnished Rooms by Day, Week lacldaat to tb* purpose or bueloeea of the (34), snd N H of Of Section corporation, otbar business** of UhA na­ or Month—Park avenue Flat, 106 ture. sad to or have, enjoy aad aiarcia* all tb* Thirty-five (86), * sU ##iTownship FOR SALE power* end privileges Incident to cor­ North Park avenue, over L. R. Phil­ right*, porations orgeolxed and eilatlag under the Nineteen (19) south, Range Thirty ips & Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. laws ol tb* state *t Florida. (30) east, according to plat of said For Sale—Two fine farm horses, Hart, manager. A r tlk la I I I . 30-tf subdivision of record In th t public Tba amount cl capital stock of tb# coralso good baggy horses. Will sell &3 ..U Thousand For Rent—The Haynes house on 000.00) Dollar*, divided lata Five records of Orsngs county, Florida, cheap for cash. Address P. O. Box mad (9,000 ) 8kart* of tb* per value *f in Fist Book "D " s t page 23 thereof, Sanford Heights, 4 rooms, big yard, Ten ^(110.00) Delian each; which shall be No. 1426, City. M-lf payable la" lawful* monay of tho United snd of record in the public records of bomploto water system, garage, elec­ States of America, or la property, or labor or Sdminole county, glorida, in Plst Mrvlce* a t a fair and lu st valuation to be Barrels for Sale—Several thousand tric lights, etc.- H. C. DuBoee. Saad by tb* board of directors at a masting Book 1, Page 66 thereof; run thence ^ - — 68-tf new double headed potato barrels, bad far th at purpoa*. to northwest cornar of Block 86 of Artlcls VI. standard site well- coopered.*. ZellTho tarra for which tb* corporaUaa aball ■Aid M. M. Smith’* aub-divblon; For Rent—Three office* rooms oxlat aball b. perpetual ualao* aooaar (Ha­ wood Florida Farms Co., Zellwood, noi vad according -to law. thence aolith on the we«t line of Florida.____________ 86-8tc - fronting on First street. Moat de­ Article V. sirable offices in city. Several other The business ol the corporation shall b* Blocks 86, 86 and 8T, to the right of conducted by a president, vice president, wiy of^the-Txilby.ff'-Branch- of-sald 600 bushels mixed and Whlppoor- good office rooms in same building. aecretsry aad treasurer,-and a beard af dlreciore to roaslat of alovaa of Its atoock Atlantic Cosat Ling Railroad, sad w i] l_ P ? M .—$2,6Q_per_bu.,-600 -tua. Yowl!! A Speer. ‘----------------2S-lfc holdara, ala* to be elected, with the presi­ all streets, avenue*, allays and high­ Orange Cane seed, $2.00 per bn., dent and vie* president ei-o fflclo members of tha tba board of directors, director*. Tb* director* way* of any aub-dlvision or aubWANTED 600 bua. Abruxti Rye, $2.76 per bu., shall be elected annually by tb* stoekheldere oa tb* llrel Monde td»y la May of eatb year al diviaions of any portion or portions all f. o. b. our station, cash with or­ ■ “l0**0** o'oetock p. p. m. m.. ai at i'a a meeting bad for that of any.land lying eas^ of tho above Lost—A black pied Holstein cow. ■ J ^ a V hadVr'Yhat der. Not responsible for delay in unmarked, w ith ' red, white faced florid*1 , and*it*r offlc*re°*b7H i>mmS**dl|at*iy described land and between the main . transit. Hickory Seed Co., Hickory calf. Notify. D. S. Dr.wdy, Oviedo, { o ^ ^ V t^ tb ^ ^ c i'J .^ * i T ^ c ^ d ^ line of said Cosat Line Rail­ N. C. 86-ltp Fla. 86-2tn 1puallSod the buainrea of tb* corporaUos shall road and the Trilby Branch of »*id ---------:_______________________ » » !*»» conducted by tbs followlog offlrerat Keg For Sale—Cottage, 208 Third St.* v r y . _ , . j 7 _____, . . 7 .Packard, president. O. C. Chamb.rlalo-vlre- Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, w h e t h ­ Wanted— A second hand phono-1president, D. C. Marlows, secretary and Apply R. F. D. A, Dox 113, San­ aad Rea Packard. O. C. Chamber- er opened and uaed a* public high­ graph and a desk. A bargain for treasurer: •Jut O. F. flmllbe J._p* lfood • Jo# C tn oron , ways or not, bo, snd the 9 s m e sre ford. 86-2tp If. O. Dletcrich, J. P. Hickson. ............................. ft*--- -R. *L. “Orlar, ‘ cash. Phono 270-J. 83-4tp •• C. K. Luraa. li. D. U w t , and John Dolly hereby declared to be abolished, shall constitute the board of director*. For Sale—County home, orange vacated, discontinued snd abandoned Artlrlo VI. grove and truck land, twenty .acres. Wanted—Bright, intelligent boy „ V i f highest amount of Indebtedness of ss public streets snd highway* of the liability to which tbo corporation may at All modern conveniences. Apply of 14 desires work for tho summer. any tlma subject Itself shall not ticead tba said city of Sanford, Florida. Phono 203-J. 84-4ti R. D. A., Sanford for particulars. amount of Its capital stock pIBs lu surplus . Section 2. That all ordinance* Aril.lv VII. 86-tfc •T he asm * add realdanc* of tb* lacorpor- or parta of ordinance*' in conflict Lost—Diamond horse shoo scarf alor* and the number of eh a r c of stock su b ­ with .‘the provisions of thi* ordin­ For Sale—Gentle donkey with pin on Park avenue between 8th scribed by each are a* follows: R #1c-P ,f.1L*TdL 8 f",,0’ dl Florida, *0 share*. ance, be and the aame *sre hereby baby colt. Also two year old matah and 10th streets. Leave for reward, O. C. Chamberlain. Sanford. Florida. SO colt, noth dirt cheap. Route A, C. B. Ryan, lat and Palmetto Ave. •hare*. repealed. j If. D. U w la. 8aa/tod. Florida, to akarew. Passed on first reading ,by City Dox 220.___________ 77-tfc .«• °P’!* 8*a{°rd. Florida. SO aharea. 86-2tp II. O. DlaUrlch, Saalord. Ftarida, 90 Council by majority vote *9 meeting aharea For Sale—About COO bushels Irish »0* .C‘ « 7 0B*o8 *.nr<7 d*-,r , ?I,d ,t 10 »fc»rea- of the 3rd dsy of-June, A« D. 191“I1' y Florida. 60 aharea. • potatoes. Car load j r , otherwise. SEND YOUR BOY TO Pssspd on second reading oy City i i V U leksos, Saalord. Florida, 40 shares Delivered to any part~,cf tho city, CAMP SAPPHIRE, N. C. - n o were, Sanford, Florida. 40 thares-' Council by majority vote a< m eetin g > Ue F. npilth* Hinford, Florida, 60 abirtc $1.26 bushel. F. O. B. $1.00 per Mew Bill a hlkas, water aperu, Oca acre lake, Slate ol Florida of tho 3rd day of June, A. D. 19J8* County of Bamlaol*. bushel. Nick Zcmova*i, Fanford. ■ti raawaa, a4(M row beats. Soatlag rafLaeriag * Passed on third reading by City • On this day personally appeared before beards, (late) eikkUca af aD kinds (ala* law. 78-10tp '""I,*.1 •■toeing to aJI sakjwla, adSury fan’* J1 * . * . P .,eli?r,d* Chamber,ala, J. D . Couneil by majority vote of * S °od. It. L. Orler^ O. F. tjraUh. J. F. Kick*".7* * *• Aug- 2S. Far •en,., II. D. Lewis.. h. bT’Dieterieh^’je* Cam-1 member* of said City Council *l writ* D. Maud* Daraatd, f t w For Sale—One of tho most desir­ ralalegwe t emaa Bt. Jactaewv!lto. Fad^v, eron. I- subscribed the (oreaolaf char- "meting Of the 3rd day of June, p*r*op«c. who able homes in Sanfortf. . Only (bIx *^,•08 Dumber of akirtt fhtrvln attlcnatod. years old. Will sell reasonable on *3** a**h lor hlmmlf, eeversllv teksowl- A. D. 1918. •d(*d before mo that they subscribed btfora Attest: Jas. C. Roberts, * basis of cheap lota. Qarago and out ma that they subscribed to tba aald (barter. City Clerk of the City o f Sanbuildings. Apply X. M., care. Her­ • ad (ha number of aharea of dock oppoalto (ka)r names for. Iko Mas* aad purpoeea therein ford, FI«. ald. 86-2te rirrruru. *.* Approved by roe this the 3rd dsy .w »ku (ha Silk ,dajr of3‘?.d May,«"dttl*. of .For Sale—Mission buffet and din­ of June, A. D. 1918. ’ . (aeal) J. 5. D IC K IN SO N , ing room table. Two brass bed?, 2 N otary ■public. My Coaamlaaloa J, D. Davis'", bureaus and other household articles m a c u i t e t AT * ' M ayor of the City of CarrferdfT1* ' Attoroeya for iarurperctlors. at the French* Shop. , * 85-2tc IO-Twao-41 -< * * V 86-6tc m <$> NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Netica la herab: ■by (Iren that tba uadarkisatd will, os Wednesday tba Ird day of July, 19)8. or >i looa-llyMliw • at, apply to tb* HonoribU Sldavy J. CatU, Gorernor of tba Sul* of Florida, for latUre patrol Incorporation ‘‘Tba Sanford Truck □rovrtra lac.," uadar tha followiac propooad charter, tba original of which la now on' Ala In tht offle* of tha Secretary of Statoa of tha Btata of Florida at Tallahaaaa*. Rax Packard i O. C. Chambarlaln *.H. D. Lewi. J. I). Hood <$> CLASSIFIED % ADVERTISING <$> f E WHEAT *. W �PUBLISHED : O N -T U E S D A Y S s e m i '- W E E K L Y AND F R ID A Y S IN THE HEART OF T H E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IX 'NUMBER 87 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1018 . CUTTING DOWN MEAT ment these resources, that time* w#i Railroad Commission Grants Attack Grows Weaker 'And right now ;'that no fncdlum.equaled Buy Eighty Acres o f Land* Bcrf Conservation Ruling for HoIcIh, West of City a state fair or national mceljng for Permission Below Austria Is Weaker. ItcMaurnnlw, Etc. the dissemination of information ns The best new* that baa been given In the Matter of the Application of London, June 20.—Nows reached to the best methods to accomplish . ElToctlvc Immediately upon puba Ilu/eau of Labor In-this city the out recently, is that tho Atlantic London this afternoon that the Ital­ Southern Hell Telephone & Tele­ this, and that one of tlio greatest Coast Line Railway haa purchased Sanford B pud of Trade* will supply llcatlon of this order or notification ians have regained Capo Site, the graph Company to change and in­ aids to this end was the competitive this need and start I t in operation by county food administrator*, all crease .Telephone ' Rates in San­ town on the lagoon to the west of exhibition of these products, In the' eighty acres of land west of the city after the next meeting'of the'Board hotel* and public eating )>l*ceit shall for new shopa and termlnala. This ford, Fla. the P iav e. river, near its mouth; way .of object lessons assembled In n land. la situated in the triangle beof Governors. The labor problem ia be governed by .tilt JqUjlwfpg rule*, which was captured by AustroPursuant to Notice No. 176, dated one of the*'moat Important that con­ regarding the serving Of 1>M to pa* the 6th day of February, 1918, thla Huhgarlans. tween the Trilby branch and the So instead of. discouraging these main Ifnc near Rand’a Siding and ia fronts this section today and just matter having been continued from I t la also reported th a t the Ital­ n o pUDiic eating place shall serve why the farmer* and the business Maroh 13th, 1918, to April 17th, ians have regained all the territory enterprises we find the national gov­ well situated for thla purpose. Thla men have not taken it up before Is boiled beef on^/norc than two meals 1918, came on for hearing before the ernment displaying greater energy deal has been pending for some time what they arc taking themselves to­ each week, and roast beef, hot or railroad commissioners of the state between Zenson and the .Foe: ,ta th*n ever and adding new effort to and was made through the A. P. and Connelly Rea] Estate Co., of this day. About fifty per cont of the cold shall not he served at more. of Florida on April 17th, 1918, at 10 canal. The Austro Hungarians, it .is popularize these exhibitions declared have been confined.to the labor that formerly resided here has than one meal each week. o'clock a. m. at the Court House in ground between the Fosselta canal gatherings of the people of all com­ city, Since the property was divided left and more of them will go unless munities. (A) For the purpose of uniform the city of Sanford, Florida. Then among so many individual ownera some measures are adopted at once observance of this rule, public eating and there appeared on behalf of the and the Site canal, on the west hank it took some time to close the deal Following out that policy and relooking to the retention of this labor places will be allowed to serve at the citizens of Sanford, J. J. Dickinson. of the river. ijlixlng.that the n*ed>of the hour If a and Mr. Connelly and the Coast mid day meal each Monday, /oast There also appeared for the Southern better knowledge upon the part .of Line officials are being congratullted Austrian pressure on the front our nation of what haa been done, Is all around .on the eonaummatlon of beef, hot or cold; on Wednesday and Dell Telephone & Telegraph Com­ In the first place recruiting should from Lake Garda to the Adriatic is ,being done and what will have to be not be allowed aa th o ’govemment in Saturday, each week, atewed beef, pany, David Laird, General Manager growing Weaker, although the fight­ the future will not send here for any boiled beef or beef hash may be After taking testimony of witnesses ing, ie atilLatrenu oua al on g-the. Piave done during the war, the federal The purchase of this land mcana ghvcrhhfcnt will this year display' i t tfiir 'the- A r C “ L rw tT k g m tiy ‘"etr-'labor and no more-licensed-recruiters wryed at_thtL-jnid-day_m taI:_jm and-hearing-all .w ho-desired-to-be front from Montclla to -th e sea. the Florida State Fair and Exposi­ large their railroad shops In this city will operate in this or any other Thursday, each week, steak in any heard, the commissioners took the I , » form, including hamburger steak, said matter under advisement. Since Sunday the enemy haa been tion which opens its gates at Jack and while no plana for this Immense state according to the dispatch And now on this day, the said held almost completely In check on aonville on November 27th,' closing building have been mado public It ia printed elsewhere in this paper. * may be served at the mid day meal. The naming of these meals and the matter coming on for further and the Finvc line and has made no gains December Gth, what is probably the In the second place when labor methods of serving beef, are for the final consideration, and the commis­ on the mountain front, while his loss largpst collective exhibit of federal certain that the new shops will be comes here there should he a central specific purposes of making uniform sioners being fully advised in the in prisoncra alone haa risen to 9,000. eflort which haa been shown since the best and most modern In the state of Florida, probably being of bureau where they can register and the conservation of beef, and no de­ premises, do find from the evidence Repeated efforts to debouch from the national exhibitions. the reinforced c<Orete atylo with while waiting for a job they should parture from the* rule as stated will that the rates of the Southern Dell the western bank of the river be­ the new system of lighting and If be secure against the chance of being he allowed. Telephone Si Telegraph Company tween Montello and San Dona and rumors are true the new shops will Promotion of Chas. L. Britt arrested as vagrants and thus scared (B) Bl-producta of beef, such as for Sanford, Florida, should be fixed tho Piave have been repulsed san­ he equipped to take care of all tha sway from the city. There is a dif­ ox-tails, liver, tongues, sweet breads, at the amounts- thereinafter set guinarily by* the Itplians and only The steady increase of business of tonnage of the main line and ference between vagrancy and thb hearts, kidneys, brains and tripe forth. around Capo Site have the Austrians the Seminole County Dank has made branches of thla great railway syaman who really wants to work and may he served* at any meal of the it necessary for the bank to increase Wherefore, it is considered, or­ made any progress. this difference should be established week. Mutton and pork, poultry dered and adjudged by the railroad Its official staff, and at a recent tern in Florida. From Capo Silo, the Austrians meeting of the Board of Directors at once. We need every bit of labor and fish may be likewise served commissioners of the state of Flor­ Sanford being exactly in the cenhave advanced to the Tossalta canal we can get now and for the fall crops without restriction. ida that the following schedule of which parallels the lowlands along Mr. Chas. . L. Britt was elected ter of the system from Jacksonville assistant cashier in recognition of to Tampa offers the real site for the and for the cotton crop and when a (C) Any violation of the above rates for telephone service in San­ the seacout to Meatra, a suburb of his. faithful services as teller of the proper care and attention that en­ laborer comes to this city and wants ford be and the same are hereby al­ to work he should be given e^ery In­ rule will be met with severe atten­ lowed, prescribed and required to be Venice. Vienna claims th a t the can­ bank since its organization five gines must have and the many tion by the food administration, and al has been crossed at some points years ago. • branch lines that run Into this city ducement to make good. I county food administrator are au­ used and observed: southeast of Maola, but Rome re­ make It at once the logical point for Mr. Britt has made many friends Exchange area is area within the ports th at the enfmy advances have In the third place there should thorized upon discovery ot violation the shops Just aa It hw always been. for the bank through hla courtesy always be a place where the peoplo to Immediately notify dealers to city limita of Sanford: been repulsedThis city has not been doing aa and promptness in looking after the Unlimited service. — seeking labor and .the laborer seeking, .withhold sales of food products from many large lobe of rebuilding of roll­ Heavy fighting continue! around affairs of its customers. Rates Inside Exchange Area work can get together and the Labor such eating places as arc found guil­ ing etock for several years on ac­ Wall telephone equipment. Class the Montello plateau. The Aus­ Bureau will do Just that thing. The ty of violating these rules. count of this work being taken to trians have not yet gained control of farmers will be in constant touch The first load of watermelons of Waycrosa but with splendid new (D) It ia understood, however, of service and rate per month: Dusinesi 1 party flat rate, $8.60* this dominating height nor have the present crop from this county lulldings and equipment th at will with the bureau* and the bureau will that nothing in this rule shall inter­ Businpss 1 party flat rate, joint they had any successes in attempt: were loaded at Houston yesterday >e brought here Sanford will no be in constant touch with the far­ fere with tly; sale of beef by* dealers ing to debouch an to the lower mers and aa* long aa the laborer is or meat m^kets, on the day or da>*a user, $1.00 . from the farm of Worth Dexter and doubt .be the largest shop center In Business 2 party, flat rate, $3.00* ground at Sovilia, south of Nerveaa. sold to a buyer who was present. this part of the system outside of registered an d rit is known that he previous to Its use, the rwpdnsibilUy The waters of the Piave have We learn that $300 was the price.— Business 2 party, flat rate, joint has come here booking for a job ho for the observance of ytese rules Wsycreas. come to the aid of the strongly re­ Live Oak Citizen. will be protected and will not be ar­ being placed solely on the public The new purchase also gives the stating Italians and the British o k rested aa a vagrant. The man who eating places serving beef, as pre­ A. C. L. .better terminal facilities Acini statement on the fighting says it honestly looking for work and scribed in the foregoing paragraph. Now bloom haa appeared on the and the great amount of buainesa that the river haa risen suddenly. wants work is not^a vagrant even Braxton Beaeham, The rise has been sufficient to carry grapefruit and the orange trees in coming here now and th e much though force of circumstances may Federal Food Administrator, Fla. away mqny of the bridges the Aus- this sAtton since the hard rains of arger buslneaa th at will be handled have made him penniless or he may trlans had thrown across the stream. the' laafCferfRJya and the growers iere after the war makes this pur­ have't.the appearance -fof a ramp. NOTICE Emperor Charles, fearful that tho fee! eneobrogeu to think that their chase a good tRing for tho railroad There (a work for every one in the Austrians by themselves will not be crop* next winter will bo Urge.—St: and the public as well, giving as it United States today and while the to Tho People Of Paola • . will much belter shipping facilities. able to. emulate the Austro-Gcrman Petersburg Independent. slogan of go to work or go to jail.is President Wilson calls all "loyal Residence 1 party, flat rats, $2.00* success of l u t fill on tho Isonxo lino all right for the professional tramp citizens of America to observe June Okra Is still leading the. f. o. b. Residence 1 party flnt rste, Joint is urging hi* troops forward. The FLORIDA STATE FAIR it is not the slogan for this com­ 28, 1918, as National War Savings market, bringing $2 per hamper. er, 60c emperor is said to desire Itill greater munity that needs labor of all kinds Day. All taxpayers and wage earn­ Residence 2 party, fist rste, $1.60* efforts before calling on Germany Corn is second at $1.76. Then Farmers National Congress Hold all during the year and if this class ers are called to be present a t a pa­ comes tomatoes and eggplant, both Residence 2 party flat rate, joint for help. 38th Anneal Session of libor- is to be kept here it must triotic meeting to be held at the selling at $1.60 yesterday, and pep­ er, 60c. ^ Meanwhile, internal condition! in „ Jacksonville, Fla., Juno 20, 1918.*— be protected and the Board of Trade Paola school houxe on June 28. Residence 4 Party, flat rate, $1.60* Austria, especially aa regards food per, which has' been plentiful but aa Anothar. fallacy haa been knocked will do this through the Labor Bu­ An Interesting speaker will be see note. arc causing trouble. The city coun- to which the market has been rather Into a cocked hat! Some, folks reau. unsettled, due to heavy shipments pretent who will show you, why you rorri other sections. Pepper sold thought,' and among them wort fair . The fact th at to many of the la­ should buy War. Saving! Stamps. both aatute and exportyesterday at 90 cents the hamper, managers borers have gone to other parts of Show that you love your country enccd, that because the country was the country, is telling upon all lines by being present at this meeting on trian capital call for the speediest the lowest of the season.—Plant City engaged Iq war, It would be advis­ of business and unless steps can he Friday, Juno 28, at 2 p. m. “UJurier. general peace." • able and appropriate to discontinue taken to protect this labor and to -War Savings Stamps can be paid fairs and expositions. This, not be- -- -er-not :r_i;rr,±:1 1 The food supplies in Austria are keep these ___men here only*will for any month in the year 1918, but cause of fear of financial outcome, reported at the lowest ebb sinco tho farmers and every other line of it is intended that subscriptions will but laboring under the deluded Idea^ 1914. business suffer but the merchants bo signed for them on June 28. that all tho country's energies shoultjj will suffer for all these laborers The German crown prince has not Respectfully yours, be directed In other channels, make good money and spend it here repeated hia attacks against the de­ Genevieve Ivey, ‘ In this city. ' But both ne'iioau 'and state govw. fenses of Rhelms, before which 40,Chairman War Ssvings for Paola. crnm ^ng,' tha federal officials par* 000 ol his troops were repulsed* with It la high time th a t something heavy losses in a night attack Tues­ Ucul&tly, in addition to agricultural* along this line be accomplished and day. The front there again is quiet and live stock associations of a na*the work of the Board of Trade will "Christ'* 'Gift ol God,’ the Water and th e French maintain their posi­ tlonal character, have taken immedfcbe backed by tho. farmers and by the tions. Berlin says tho effort was ■te and particular paint to point -members and that it will alleviate ol Life" will be the morning subject, being the second in the series of ser­ more of an artillery and mine throw­ back prisoners. American bombard: out to these error -oppressed individ­ the situation ia already assured. mons on Christ and tho Woman of er .bombardment than an infantry uals that they can beat serve their County Agent Berry la working Samaria. In the evening the pastor hereby prescribed'shall be effective attack, but all pther accounts agree ing airplanes again have bombarded country durlnfc its preterit need by night and day on the propoaition will speak on "The Road to Happi­ on and after July let) 1918, arid tho th a t the effort wsa In great force and a railroad Junction midway botween Verdun and Mets, dropping 38 redoubling their efforts to not only *Wethrough the Lah*a*Bvr«m of the ness or the Foolly of Worry and Fear Southern Bell Telephone th a t It w o broken op In desperate continue the fairs and'sxposltions, bu bombs. gfaph Company !■ hereby required United 8tatea and he will see that fighting la front of th e Wcatern to file fta schedule of’ratea with this German aggression in the Ukraine but to tnlarge them in avary depart­ no more labor is recruited from thla Unea. commission in accordance herewith, la beginning to reap the whirlwind, ment aa far as la within their means point. He will also cooperate with Elsewhere on the weatem front on or before said date. according to reports from Mcscow, and on the whole to Make them the Board of Trade and help to there h u been only minor raiding Done and ordered by tbo railroad A revolt on a large scale has broken "bigger and bettetH han ever." * -bring labor»here and to keep it here activity. commissioner* of the afatc of Florida, out in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, after it ia brought here. These officials have made It plain In session at their office In the city E ast of Chateau Thierry American and there haa been much atreet th at If ever there was a time when Forty thousand armed tho country needed to produce more T. P. Denham, Jr., was operated Mr. and Mr*. Wallace Wheeler of Tallahassee, the capital;, this 1st patrols crossed the M arne In boats fighting. day of June, A; D. 1918. . and bested enemy patrol encounters. D. Cassady have returned and better crops, live stock of higher upon for appendicitis a t Dr. Pules- and J. , R. IIudson-Burr, In addition to killing a large number grade and more prolific, and to con­ ton’s hospital on Wednesday and is from a pleasant motor trip to.-.lll* • Chairman. of Germana, the raiders brought serve their resources .as well as augrecovering rapidly. . . " 1ami. SAVINGS DAY FRI., JUNE 28 * J v • .. . m r,.i r- V* • *. ' .* • �f * HUGE AUSTRALIAN HOWITZER IN. ACTION IN ■.FRANCE - . * ri. - — *■- . . . . •— . . . . . 4.. • - , -*St' ____ --________ ________ ■ '_____ - . . A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORR E §F O N 0t!N T S --E lE N T 9 OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD -t Don’t Let Your Stock Suffer V . . USE - - * - ’*r*' | Cow Ease to Keep Off Flies * Fernald Hardware Company- Santord Vulcanizing Works E. W. DIpKSON 314 W. 1st ST. .§A N FdR D , FLA. 0 • PHONE 67 - V- AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED ■ . ' * - » * Auto Tires^Tubes and Anything for the Tires ~ ALL : STARTING BATTERIES REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED FREE AIR SERVICE Pure, Sparklin&£ta Water Brought To Your Door Daily Elder Springs Water H as a Guaranteed Purity of 99.98 Per Cent. NE 338 C. H. DIN GEE * t Rex. ^Albertson of DeLind took EAST SANFORD Rev. Mr. Ulldcbrant Who recently dinner Friday a t the home of-Rev. came to Florida from Virginia and Eritson, bringing over with him haa the M. E. church a^ Enterprise their little niece, Evn Karr on a made hli first appearance a t Moore's visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Berstation church Sunday, preached a telson and other relatives. Mrs. Vernon Coller of S^Tord very interesting serrpon and made a with.. Mrs! Lamont were dinner pleasing impression.. Harry Flowers went to Jackson­ guekls of Mrs. Hodglns'on Thursday. On Sundsy Rev. Brower snd wife ville lost weqjc and enlisted in the gave a helpful service at the Upsata navy. Horace Chorpcnlng who' went to church and we hope Vo have chqrc . Cleveland, Ohio in the e a rl/ spring at least every other Sundsy. Sunday callers a t the home of has enlisted in the coast artillery and Geo. Ballinger were Mr. and Mrs. will be stationed in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. John Dlackwell and Mngnuson, Mrs. Borell, Mr. and their young people left In their car Mrs. Swannson, Olga Beilin, Mar­ last Friday for their former* home garet Erirson nnd Woodard Eritson in fact nearly nil of Grapevlllc and near Asheville, N. C., to reside. Upsala have been In to cheer us* up MUs Tina Warren has gone to during oar illness, all of which we Jacksonville to remnln indefinitely. appreciate, as well -as a number H. S. Jsmon has gone to Chicago from town. \ to remain some time. Mr. and Mrs. LcRoy Uodgina and Mrs. Farmer of Kissimmee ia the little Alice made up one of three guest of her sister, Mrs. 1. E. Estcars picnicing Sunday on the Weridge. kiwn. A large crowd was also nt Mrs. Norman N. Swanson left Crystal Lake in the .afternoon. Tuesday for Hot Springs, Ark., to bo One oT the grent Australian siege guns In action "somcwfiere In Franco" under u niiiioutlago ocreeu (lint con­ the guest of friends for six weeks and ceals the gun from tho enemy nlrplnnes. The size of the shell used In this howitzer cun he seen, for a number of CUTD RIDERS KILLED hopes to- receive much benefit from shells hro shown In this Australian official photograph. The shells ore rolled up from the side of the gun In n steady stream lq the breech. . , the baths. Car Into the Sanford Mr. nnd Mrs. G, C. Chamberlain While Racing returned Sunday evening from n few ColtcA who resigned to accept ser­ Lakeland, ^ u n e 19.—Two women other two Anderson*. days’ stny at Daytona Bench. vice with the United States govern-Details of the accident are meager, uml one .Hutu killed miuiyhl, nnd Two very pleasant picnic pnrtica one-woman and ttva*men lying sit ns those in the automobile not killed ment; J. P. Pennington was elected PQRCHSHAOES ut Lake Harney recently were Mr. the point of death nt Morrell Me­ outright were so badly injured that the office of Loyal Knight succeed­ and M rs. Will Prevail ami a truck morial Hospital- in this city is the very little information could ho got ing Mr. Parrish in th a t-ofthe; J. I . load-of little folks oit-Sundny. nnd on i net result of an* ;u--jdi ri1 ita-fronv them ,-; tt .sci»m»'-thnt—thtr Hurt 'Wsr a ppTrtmfrrl n o ;.hr~crfico“df - Momiay-Mfft.-l ridge- nm H irr abiniL 10;5f) tiMay when the “ fran- parly hail been to .Incksonville on n..Esquire umh It. F. Washburn nj: little son. Eugene, her sister, Mrs, fnrd Short-’/culiidvd with .'in uuto- trip and were returning to Tampa; pointed to the ollicc of Inm r Guard. I « s Farmer and nephew, Hollis Length imdiile containing six le-sorr*. nt i i.u that they bad been racing the train, The Elks now have nt the heed! nnd Miss Ililrn Chorpcning pienhed road j*/tvssfng jtiKt he. end Lise VI- n11'JW n11v not noticing the crossing. of their lodge n live wire, n man fell • and enjoyed.the bathing. nnjJ vbt-n they ranched the latter of life ntid fully competent *! :.c-! fri-d. • ilie driver swerved ids car, striking cnmplishing anything ho'may set <u-t The Dead FPS.VLA AND GRAPEVII.I.E the train near the juncture of the for, especially in matters of jiuliliot*>■. MISS FAV TpKN'K.B, Tntnpa' tender with the hangar*1 car. both of Claiencc Ik'Tguuist has purchased MRS. MAY IIII.I, IR0T Marion, which show murks of the nuto's im- carrying with iiim the hi.m y faculty of meeting everybody nnd the KIkr a motorcytlc. street, Tntnpa ’• pact. Tho train crew did not know j t,f Sanford Lodge have mode n good j A pillau is being planned for Sat­ A. L. ANDERSON, fEnglewood. the nature of the accident, hut no- (.election, not only in Mr. Parrish :s urday ut the lake. The In ureil j ticing a shock or jar of some kind Kxaltcd Ituler, hut the other elfucntf Mrs. La in on 1, who has been nurs­ MISS LILIAN S i'L l IVAN, for- j thought some person or object had {lh well who will lend the helping ing Mrs. jlallinger through a severe | merly Mis. Cownrt. dunghter of ' fallen off, nnd, nfter making a hasty hand nt any nnd all, times towards spell of colitis, under Dr. Puleston! Mrs. Hill examination of his passengers, Con-jtho welfare and promotion oh their G.- C. ANDERSON, Englewood returned home to . Mrs. Coller In doctor Wndkins decided to s^op his' Lodge, Live Gut-Doors this summer Sanford Saturday evening. M. L.* ANDERSON, uncle of the train and make an investigation. (irent tilings nrc in store for the It cosls little and the benefit-, arc many He found the hnggngc Car stove in Elks during the coming year and If you use and haltered frorq the force of the Exalted Ruler Parrish lias already auto’s impact, nnd that it was spntAEROLUX—tifo whip ‘ tcrod with blond; and he backed his expressed a desire nnd request that train finding the victims of the ac­ every Elk of the Sanford Lodge ’ra-* VENTILATING PORCH SHADES cident about two mites up the road, come more active, mope attentive to SANFORD FURNITURE COt Tho Injured were placed aboard the regular meetings and in this way train and brought to this city, while help to make Sanford Lodge the the dead bodies were removed to the greatest in tho atnte ns wo now have nearby town of Haines City.—Lake­ n fine new home thoroughly equipped and all we need is the aid of every land Telegram. member. HENRY M cLA U pIN Melhodlat Church At the Eirst Methodist church Sunday, 28rd Inst., Sundsy school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. by the.pastor. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Preaching by Rev. C. W. White, preaiding elder of the Or­ lando district a t 8 p. m. To all theae services a most cordial Invita­ tion Is extended to the public. It la hoped-that a- Urge congregation will be present to hesr the able, practical and entertaining sermon by the presiding elder In the evening! -*• Elks Officers Election On Wednesday evening, Jun»-19th th e Elks hsld'thalc'regular'm eeting with a good . attendance and taaeh enthusiasm and the following ofjloeri ware elected; A. D. Parrish, Exalted Ruler in place of Hon. G«OmA .,D s - P lu m b in g and Gas F i t t i n g All Work Receives My Periont , AttenUon And BcbI Effort* Op»MiU a iy Hall' Telephone Ns I| j BUSINESS CARDS IDS I DOOOOOO♦♦♦♦♦♦ O ft S H tt One Inch Cards Will Be Published p». dor Tt»l« Heading At The Rate Ori7jq Per Year. O. S. VAUGHAN O P T O M E T R IS T EYES EXAMINED . . and GLASSES PITTED SchaaPs Jewelry Slorc. I23 W. f irst Dr* DOWNING Formerly of the U, S. Army CONSULTING PHYSICIAN SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK ULD0. Dr. CrJ. Mar,shall Oflice 309 Park Avenue ' Telephone 2!) I Office Hrs: 10-I2a.m. & 2-4 p.m. D R . L . D . I ) P O \ YN DENTIST Otllcu Yowcll-Spoer BuiMing , Phone 10K Sanford, I'lorlda TIIOMAH EMMirr WILSON • K.,rc»ouso,N h o i .Million Wilson & llousbolder LAWYERS Snnford, Florid* SCH ELLE MAINES LAWYER orncE m the counT hoi'hi: SANFORD - - FLORIDA JEW ELER Clipped by Mr.'Kennedy for W. S. 8 Sacked U. S. Hospital "Yankee Doodle, right in line, Washington, June 19.—The nark­ To win the war or bust; ing of the American hospital at Ta­ So if you cannot tote a gun, briz, Persia, and the seizure of the Just kick in with ^ho dust." American and British consulates there by invading Turkish troops Seminole*! Quota In W. S. S. was reported to the State DepartSanford..Including Precinct*----------- ment today tiy'lhe American minis­ - Noe. I and 3..................$160,000. ter nt Teheran., If the report is of­ Oviedo ................. 10,000. ficially confirmed, these outrages Chulaota ...... .......... .. 6,000. may be considered as an act of war Paola„........ ........................... 2,000. and settle the long pending qucition Lake Monroe - : 8,000. of whether Turkey be formally listed Lake Mary............. 2,000. as among America’s enemies,Longwood. ........................... • 6,000. Altamonte......... ..........'j 3,000. Big Conspiracy Geneva.... ......................... 8,000. Washington, June 21.—Many selfUnallotted................- ........ 6,000. acknowledged contingent fee agents Total.!__ -------------- $201,000. appeared today at the Department This shows the total stamps that of Juatice to explain their operations and ask for leniency. Many^ of them must bo sold In Seminole county. heretofore were unknown, and this The figures represent tho maturity fact has prompted the Impression vatuo and not the present value of th at the system was making com­ sta m p e r- Stamps in the month of missions out of war orders, even June cost $834.00 per $1000.00 ma­ more extensively than the officials turity value. \ believed. Attention Captains A Captains and Worker*' Council will be held a t the oflice of the county chairman War Savings com­ mittee in the Court Houao a t 9 o'clock Monday morning, at which time instructions and working ma­ torfal wilt be given out. l t U ecoec(ally urged that at] the captains and workers attend this meeting. at Womans Club on Oak 'Avenue, at 2:30 p<Jn, ** *. MY SPECIALTIES: PICKARD'S HAND-TAINTED CHINA FO O D W LTO THE GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE W A R . ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCH Eh Notice to Our Customers Notice is herejpy given that we will close our business at noon on Saturday instead of Thursday, dur­ ing the three summer months begin­ ning June 22. All orders received up to twelve o’clock will be delivered. HILL LUMBER CO. D. C. B R O C K “On th* Stump." In early times In this country It was : MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER the custom of campaigners In a politi­ cal canvass to travel through the coun­ ! | Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gaaolnle Dry Cleaning. Altera' try and make open air speeches. Pub­ . lions of All Kinds on Short Notice lic halls and platforms were rare and J! Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month tho stamps or trees were numerous and furnished convenient pl^p-s from S U ITS $15.00 U P W AR D which to speak. Qlnce the words, “stump speaker," “atump orator" and i; CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD A V L . PHONE 174 ‘stumping.1 . . _ a ______Mi iJ 1 . . . ___ „ __________ A ____ M ____.a 1 New Year In British Navy«| r-fodf times Tht-cc hundred and sixtyIn the year la midnights passing mark­ ed by the .striking of eight bells In every ship In; tho British navy. At the moment .whan the old year draws |t i Uat breath, and the hew year U born, the whole navy strikes 16 bells, but never on any other oeration, for then eight are given to bid farewell' tu the old year and' to e new. By .tradition, {the leer of the ship strikes the 1 and by tradition the youngest boy la the ahlp acta as his echo by boninttrlo? - *!»® blacksmith’s anvil. » w . * , r .- J s j For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses * • . -pew; . \ ' �tfsyor’s rraelnipstteB WhtrtWi Woodrow Wilson, our , i a p p lie d to ovary prtsld woman and child to . pladge m»n, y "ca on or before Juno 28tH ihtiaW”’and Invest In War Savings to » » j .and h u proclaimed Juno g^uritle* National War Saving* Day, 28th m 1 sod ffheress, Tpe uovernu, « v.. m»de similar proclamation call* fne Upon the people of Florida to an| J r the appeal of the Preeldent, Sanford, snd I do further’ proclaim Friday, June 28th, 1918, National War Savings’ Day, as a day for aU the people to be enlisted In the great, work of saving and helping win the war, and I do earnestly .re­ quest each and every citlien of San­ ford to buy and agree’ to buy as many War Savings Stamps during the week's drived* is possible for them to do, and I do earnestly re­ quest that tiflj merchants will close their stores from Three to Five on Friday Afternoon, Juno 28th, for the purpose of allowing themselves and *°Whcrca«, A War Savings Drive their employees to take part in the Seminole county has been' called National War Savings Day exercises lot the week of June 24th to 28th to be staged at that time In Carnes Hotel Park. lntWow therefore, I, J. D‘, DsvUon, MAY THERE DE NONE UN­ mayor of the city of Sanford by the " JL, in me vested do hereby pro- ENLISTED ON THAT DAY. (seal) • J, D. Davison, d,im the week of June 24th to 2«th. Mayor, City of Sanford. u^iuiive as War Savings Week for Mr*. J. A. Cox, of Alderson, W. Va., write*; »My daughter . . . Buf­ fered terribly. She could not turn In bed . . . tbe. doctors gave her up, and we brought her home to die. .She had Buffered so much a t . . . time. Hav­ ing heard of Cardiff, we got It for her,** . " 1n a fcw days, she be­ gan to Improve/* Mr*. Cox continues, "and had no trouble a t . . . Cardiff cured her, and we sins ils praises everywhere/1 We receive many thou­ sands of similar letters every year, telling of the goodCardul has done for women who suffer from complaints so common to their sex. It should do you good, too. Try war’s desolation; Bleat 'with v1ct*ry-and peace, may . thie heaven’s rescued land ■ Praise the G od'That hath made and preserved-Ua a nationl Then conquer we must when the cause la so just,. A nd-this be our watchword; "In God it( our trust." And the star spangled banner In tri­ umph shall wave O'er the land of the freo and the home of tho brave. —Ella Peace Hllburn. ■ Army Joint' Murrell, Kenneth Murrell. Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff,' Stanley Walker. D^ Ralph' .Steven*, Joe Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold . Wash­ burn, Albert Fry, James' Eatridge, George Huff, Thomaa Sullivan, W. A. Pattlshall, Meade Fok, Ingram Guerry, -Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, John Lee, Jr. A. Staffod, Andrew. Aulln, John Cater Lawton, Alfre.d M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler,.J. F. Coates, Ernest Gormley, Walter Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam Pevehouae, Harry Carlson, C. E. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrotd Long James Weaver Norman Biker, Er­ nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, Lowtiu Oglesby, Dcnslor Stafford, T. O.-GIWs, Willie 0. Goolsby, Harrotd Holiday, C. U. Peabody, Robert Merriwether, Robert Routh, Staf­ ford LoKils; Grover LeFilr, Paul Dooley, E. L. Mott< Frank catpbr bell; William Hartley,. Floyd^. Washbum, Oscar DuBosc, Edj»lp . L. Dlnkle. * Sam J. Pickens, mnn, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. King, Charles Priester, itobt. Q. Wiektj, Wulfrcd Pierson, Vander Perritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ chell, Drawdy Matthcrs, Lewi* Col­ lins,'Jonh A."Rhodes, John R.* Long, William B. Lynch, James H. Lee, J. C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy Mason, Dr. T. A. Ncal.Gcorgv Hyman John-*E Hawkins Fred Ballard Cal Robert Willie. Joins In Washington Washington, June 17.—Unable to gain admission to the United States tank corps In his home state, George A. DeCottes of SanforcT journeyed from the Land of Flowers to Wash­ ington, and Iras the first applicant accepted at headquarters of the unit In the Mills building yesterday. The Star Spangled Banner "Up hundred 'tan k s," said an Mrs. Hllburn of this city has writ­ officerto oftwo thp corps, "arc being used ten a new version of this patriotic song, with the idea that the flag does to great^advantage in locating and destroying machine gun nests of the not float In the night hut only from enemy. .By wiping out these organsunrise to sunset and the following lied groups of dugout Intrenched eppeared in the Tampa Tribune snipets thoy pave tho way for ad­ last week; vances by other branches] and there­ O, ray, can you see.by the morn's by save thousands of -lives. That early rays the American style of fighting has What so proudly we hulled at the had a defnoralizing effect upon, the * runset's la*t gleaming, German soldiers who hove met-them Whose broad Htripco and,bright stcr* is evident. The Huns, however, will through the [crilous days, learn further lorsons nnd receive ‘O'er the ramparts we watched stronger docs of consternation ns were so gallantly streaming?’ American tank anti tank fighters are The battle's red glare the bombs sent against them in great forect bursting in air. therefore thousand* of fearless, alert Gave proof through the fight that and brown blest men are wanted for service in "*1111* motorized fighting our flag was still there*. Oh, say, does the star spangled ban­ unit." . ner yct( wave O'er the lapjl. of the free nnd the jo L J S a p I Home of‘lliI' hruvo? “* Utlph Geiger • And there is a man who so vauntHi rry Geiger „ • ingly swears Fred Ballard In the havoc of war and the Robert Hill battle's confusion, Fddio Potter Raymond McDonald . That our home and our country Carl McDonald shall surely he theirs. Clarence Temple The blood of hi* men fehall wash Joe Guerr), out thia pollution; William Shepard No refuge rnn save this terrible Cart Takadi knave Victor Mswacene From the terror of Might or the First I tout. Tieo, G. Herring gloom of the grave. / .Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. And tlOt star spangled bnnr.cr in Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne. triumph shall wave Walter Mason, John Pezold, Paul O'er the'land of the free and the IVzold, l.dmcud Siowo, Frank Last­ home of the brave. ing, Arthur Loosing. Oh, thus he it ever, where freemen Berkeley Blackman slqill stand Worthington Blackman llctwron their loved homes and Wnlln e Crosby Henry LCe Alvin Kendall ' • Brittain Johnson* * * . Joseph Wynn Chas. S. Lee, army. . Tate Chapman _ * Robert A. Cobh. J. J. Driggcre A l RossTurn Mcridlth \\ i.b. i : ( oiitbourii Fam ous F o r I ts M a rv e lo u s M o to r IBUKj *H ft^ %1 j l ' rGn>und iihw broken Monday for tno erection of the light and water plant antf- Superintendent Moore la pushing work a> fast as ‘ possible," aaya the Bonlfsy Advertiser. "Much delay has been caused by th e'n o n arrival of needed material, but enough haa come to warrant pro­ ceeding at this time." . "The movement to suspend the naval stores industry until after the war will fall heavily upon Franklin, Calhoun, Liberty and Wakulla coun­ ties, where there are men’ whose sole capital is invested in the enterprise," declares the Apalachicola .Times. * Elimination of the industiy will also affect seriously every other business proposition in these counties, for In many Instances trad e depends large* ly upon activltlea In th e naval stores business. Lobster's Shell. The shell of tbe lobster la Imbued with n black or bluish pigment, se­ creted by tbe true skin, which also gives out the calcareous matter after each moult, so that time and.pigment are blended together. This pigment become* red In water at the tempera-ture of 212 degree* Fahrenheit. THE TWO ESSENTIALS to produco perfect tire vulcanizing— equipment, experience. One without the other can not get satisfactory results. We have both In good measure. More­ over, wo haVe skill,.'wo render .prompt personal service, we take and Interest In every job, large or smsll. And our prices are'fair. . ‘. - KENT VULCANIZING WORKS k and 3rd St- KEEP Y O U R S H O E S NEAT WHITE LIQUID FOR Sanford, Florida WHITE CAKE MENS, WOMENS AND C H IL D R E N & S H Q fek , i JP’i L ti M iitP ..n y ri a\ p . ■V America’s greatest need is for ships— more ships. ' Every available vessel is being utilized in government service. i M any ships that have been carrying rubber from Sumatra and Brazil have been taken for active transport duty. T h e num ber n o w left to bring rubber to this cou n try is ex trem ely lim ited. Kt-ginuld Holly VirRil Lee Smith Carl Malum HumA Rutnpb, Curl Hrutun * H. A. Chorpening Hurry Phillipit T h is w ill necessarily force a tem porary curtail­ m en t o f tire production. I’ltLSIDKNT WILSON CALLS 1 T u k e good care of them . Keep them in perfect repair. See that th ey are properly inflated. All l.o)n! CllUrni* uf Amorim In Ohhcnc W. S. Wtfck Reginning ^.Monday committee* will make a Wmise to liouae canvnra to aril Wur Savings Stamps and to. n»k tho 'citizens of Seminole county to pledge themselves to buy their limit In War Savings* SecurRUa throughout the year. This canvnis will rinse with National War Savings Day. Juno 28th, at which tlmo^t is hoped.’that nil will have bought or subset ike J to their capacity* Tho inddnigncd call upon the cit­ izens to meet the. committees rr team workers with u smile and to have their subscriptions ready—re­ member the worker* are giving their time and rre making this a pcinoncl nffnirerd ’ their .work will he made much earler if you will help.**, sug­ gested. ' You help there team* Ur help yofl to help there that are'fighting your kat'.lcr. Schcllo Malncs] . Co, Chalrntap.’Wi S. Com. dloway, Mr*. E. 1 omen’s Work. Chainr S o, w o k e th e m o s t o f th e tir e s you h a ve. U se good tires.- . Increase their m ileage by careful driving. Keep diit o f car tracks and a w a y from bumps. D o n 't scrape th e curb Usco1Tread or apply brakes too* su d d en ly. ' G e t e v e r y m ile y o u r fife s h a v e in th em . O n ly In that w a y can y o u be assured o f y o u r car's con tin u oi .3 serv ice—and rem em ber, you r tire is a vital w ar-tim e n ecessity . \ S S S S t' i k \ \ Ag fp gL So again, u^H H ] 115 —take ca re o f y o u r tires. United States __ Tires • are.Good Tires SIX ATTRACTIVE CHANDLER MODELS S even -P a ssen g er T o u rin g Car. S I 7 9 S ' F our-P assenger R o a d ster. * 1 1 9 5 • F our-P assenger Dispatch Car. 9 1 5 1 5 L im ousine. * 3 0 9 5 C onvertible Sedan. * 2 4 9 5 ’ \ -• C onvertible Coupe. * 2 3 9 5 A U tr ic e s / . o. fc. C U vtia n J " W. A. STRINGFELLOVV - sA N ftiffD , FLORIDA | C H A N D L E R M O T O R CAR C O M PA N Y , C L E V E L A N D *'O H IO f* _ Dally Thought. * The possession of (rest pow doubt carrle* with It n conteu mer* eateninl *how.~G*rfl*'d. A campkle slack of United Slates T^aa Is canted by the fedewiag Sales and farr k * Depot* Seminole Csnotj Gang* ^ >. Suford Volraniang Wtib �genital criminal who U only deterred peopel aa .well m visitors msy bb en­ from breaking the laws of hia coun­ abled to secure the beet products of the farms and gardens at reasonable try through fear of th'e police. B, J. HOLLY* EdUer prices.—Tlm^s-Unlon. I t ia doubtless quite right arid W. M. HAYNES, Baalaoea Manager ----- O-----.proper th a t every good American Pabfck*4 F .rw y T umiU y and Friday IS MORE TESTIMONY citizen should remove his hat when NEEDED? the anthem is played on ceremonial • . occasions. I t would be the helghth • President Wilson saya: "Thought ' Impress upon their minds the value of thinking of the future. Point of absurdity to require him to un­ leas ezpenditurea of money for-nonout to them what it means to* be ready for the call. Teach them cover because he happens to come essentials use up the laboV of men,within the range of-a 06 phonograph the products of. the farm, mines and dicipline and economy and your life will be full'of comfort for them—and they will thank you for* the advice. Teach them to Dafttwad la Ik* CJU by Carriar O K fa r T a u 1% iplaying the same majestic melody, as factories, and oy^-burdens transpor­ some enthuriasts would have him do. tation, all of which must be used to Adrasca ar SSa Far Maatb SAVE T H E IR MONEY. * Patnaala Is iiT U a a Maat Ba Mada al OOca Obviously such ordinances as these the utmost and at their best for war two are an insult td thejiativa Amer­ purposes." , CAPITAL 130,000.00 " SURPLUS $15,000.00 ican, who may in the one case be Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo confldenUy trusted to honor the na» saya: " I t U essential that the Amer­ tional anthem and in .the other to ican people economize and anve in use his own dlstretion, since, except order to make available to .their in campe and. pieces where the lower­ government' the money indispens­ ing of the flat at sunset la a regular ably needed for the war and to re­ part of the prescribed dsliy cere­ lease supplies and labor required for mony, in which the civilian present, the-production of things necessary STEVENS . C. AL HAND * O. L TAYLOR • R. Of and only when he la present, may be for' our own military forces and for aldaat Tl aa Faaall . i p. L WOODRUFF V M r w U w l C*M " • Asrt Csd naturally expected to join, the aver­ the military forces of the nations as­ age man will attach no particular sociated with ua.” THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS meaning to such an act of super­ Samuel . Gompers, head of the erogation. Patriotism should be made neither a compulsion nor a American Federation of Labor, saya: bore. Public opinion may be safely "During the time when we eentT our trusted to take cars'_pf 'contumacious young men to the trenches to live • shall die by the sword." S5e CHICKEN SUPPER ^ 35c Ancient Watch Tewsr Still Stand* aliens who refuse to salute the flag life th at grills flesh’ and nerve, let Huliey would make a governor of AI-MIntar, or the watch tower, stilt or to honor according to . the estab­ every man, woman and child who ia whom the state would never have to Saturday Night 5:30-10:00 Jane 22 exists to the east of the town of Oaxa. lished custom the playing of the na­ privileged to remain in free America hang its heafl~rin shame—Huliey Hot Supper Menu It la where Samson la said to havs in physical safety count It, a free­ tional anthem. wouldn't threaten to remove a judge Stewed Chicken with Dumplings carried the gates of the city. On the man's duty to eat simple food and Natives "or naturalised citizens for an honest opinion; he wouldn’t Rice and Gravy road from Gaza to Jaffa are those an­ conserve for our army and our alii msy b<* depended .upon to receive set aside a whole board of county Tomato Salad cient olive' trees, many of them more "I pledge allegiance even stronger educational gosdlngs to wear simple clothes,'to avoid un­ commissioner! elected by the people than a thousand years old, with gnart* Bread and Butter to my flag and the Re­ ed bark and Immense trunks. There la if guilty of simllsr neglect. Patriot­ necessary or unwise expenditures, to give hlmaelf and his political Coffee or Ice Tea public for which it j ___ __ an old legend which credits Gaza with ism, like religion to which in these that we may give to our fighting tricksters possession of the finances stands; one nation in­ men and the government and have perilous days It bears almost the re­ of s county, to give a fat job to one 35c Cold Supper Menu 35c the Invention of the first mechanical divisible, with Liberty docks. Those wore perhaps the sand lationship of twin brother does not resources for ‘the constructive work or more of the tricksters. Huliey Cold Sliced Ham and jusUce to all.” clocks which nre still used In soma consist either wholly -or chiefly in of the country. wouldn’t spend his time traveling Baked Beans or Potato Salad mosque*—Christian Science Monitor. mere Up service or the following of Frank A. Vanderlip, chairman of tfver the entire Tomatoes and Mayonaise nation making certain' rites. It can no more be the National War -Savings Commit­ speeches which reflected on the good Bread nnd Butter produced by legal enactment than a tee and president of the .National name of the state. 'Huliey wouldn’t Ice Tea * Coffee typewriter can be expected to pro­ City Bank of New York saya: "E v­ threaten the "A tty. Gen." of the An exchange saye there are just duce, automatically, poetical images. erybody should Jjuy ------IcrC rrnm jrm tC al -United—States—with—tunning1—for tw o_siackers-in—th a t—riiyr— Wellr Jt-cannok-be-erm regardrtPxaaTlrt- teds,'save moro money, and loan heir "Brest." in order to get s brothcr-in* ’ 15c extra tue since it should form a natural savings to the government. The re­ law out of the federal penitentiary. there are just two here also. Catholic Ladles and integral part of every right sult will be more money for the gov­ — O----Huliey wouldn’t do* lots of things First street, next to Sanford Shoe St Clothing Co. The new draft will take men frtfm minded man’s character. The pa­ ernment to run the war, increased that the present "mistake" has done 86-2tp 18 to 45 which is the best law passed triot. however, differs from the poet accumulation of savings by the for and to Florida. May it please yet. That 45 business will take a inasmuch as he can bo made, if not people at good interest and absolute God to hasten the day when Florida # # relieved of the stigma placed bunch that should have gone before. born, to th a t capacity, but hU edu­ security, and less drain on the coun­ may Celebration al Chuluota cation should-be left to his friends try’s productive and industrial re­ on hSi two years ago.— DqLand * in tho compartment of a -----O-----Chulkota-will celebrate the Fourth rather than to the coercion of ill- sources.” News. Capt. Guest here Wodnosdny confeldcred and unnecessary ordin­ of July with an old fashioned basket * German prison train, with Arthur 'T. Hadley, president of stated that what the Allies -need is ances. —Palm Beach Pqst. picnic, under the auspices of the * an armed guard over you, a Yale University says:. "Those of us CAPT. GUEST HERE moro Americans for reserves and Red Cross. Preparations are being ' window open beside you, ----- O----who - are left at home must increase that reserves can only come from made to make it a joycus occasion. * the train speeding through Amorica. Therefore let them havo CURB MARKET PLAN SPREAD­ our production and lessen our con­ Spoke on War and War Savings Various amusements for old and sumption in order to have men and Stamps ING flvo million Americans If necessary. young, including dancing. Ice cream ! an enemy's country at thirtysupplies available for fighting. We In order to boost the drive for and other refreshments in ahum- * five miles an hour -----O-----Several weeks ago we commented must reduce our consumption to a War Savings Stamps Capt. E. Lucaa dance, Come, everybody, and have t on the establishment of curb mar­ It is high time that the business war basis. We must abstain from Guest of the British Army wan here a good time. Picnic grounds at the kets, in Orlando and Miaml’and pre­ men of Sanford came to the meet­ unnecessary expenditures in the wuy Wednesday and spoke from the old still on the Oviedo and Chuluota ings of the Dnard of Trade and como dicted that the movement would be­ of comforts and services.” . porch- of the Carnes Hotel at four Road. during the summer months. There come general in the state as a war Julius Rosenwsld, president of 1 Red Cross Committee. o’clock. On account of the commit­ ■ Is plenty of work to do if you intend measure and in order th at the people Sears, Roebuck St Co., and now a tee having short notice of his com­ might he able to buy direct from the to keep Sanford on the map. farmers and thus reduce living ex­ now a member of the Advisory Com­ ing the speaking could not be adver­ ------O-----flawing Through Diamond. penses, at the same time giving the mission of the Council of National tised extensively and although there We congratulate the Florida Grow­ The old proverb about diamond cut Defense says: "Saving by every one er upon their fine new printing plant growers a reasonable price for their ja as imperative for the winning of was a large crowd of town poople diamond used to bo true, but today’s there were few from out of town, as diamond can be sawed through by a j and this fine magaslne is a work of produce. this war as is the mobilizing of ar­ they - know nothing of* it. Capt. thin disc of phosphor copper revolv­ * Itwaathe"M illionth”chance art and always has been. It is un­ Since th a t' time St. Petersburg, mies; more than that, tho mobilizing Guest was introduced by Hon. A. D. ing about 3,000 timet a minute. For doubtedly one of the heat of the Sanford, West Palm Beach and of armies Is entirely futile if this mil­ Parrish and immediately launched many year* all diamonds had'to ba J L ieu t "Smiling" Pat O'Brien kind' In tho United States. Heat Lakeland have adopted the curb itary step is not accompanied by ■ent to Amsterdam, where the Jews * J took— he jumped from the wishes to Edgsr Wright and his ef­ market plan and reports from all of the rigorous, common sense saving into a recital of the problems of the had a monopoly of the trade of dlS/ ficient staff. these cities show thst they are being of the nation, for without saving the war aa they have been brought to roond cutting. Eren the Culllnan dia­ \ train, he lived, and with the liberally patronized and will enniinuo marshalled hosts can not be equip­ the English and brought home the mond was sent there to. be “cleft" In \ stars to guide him, wounded -----O ides of saving in foods and saving in two.. I through the summer and spread out i and lame he "crawled” two We take a pardonable pride in ti c 1jn the fall and winter, when the ped, rannot be fed, cannot be car­ money as practiced through the War 0 hundred and fifty miles fact that our oldest boy, 18 years' crowds of vUitors begin to arrive. ried overseas, and cannot be put into Savings Stamps.. He afterward gave the fight. We can finance the enor­ hia hearers a graphic recital of tho old Joined the tank corps as s prl| through the enemy’* lines to The Perennial Pest. Here are aix of the moat progres­ . vate a few weckA ago and ia nojv sive cities in the state .that have mous cost of this war by spending war, of what England has done and The bnzs. of the agent la beard on •acting as sergeant. lie asked no adopted this street msrket plan, just only for tho things we need, not by is doing with her seven million men the wynde. He proffers Insurance to \ “ fo y . favors and we asked for none for as they have adopted every other spending for the things - we desire. on various fronts, of the casualty lame, holt and blind. With sweet si­ * » T he story of hia escape is Just so long as we continue to spend ren singing to ua he appeals to buy list of two million and the cruelty of him t u t being a res] American sbl- modern idea that has been represent­ books and silos and automobiles, and J told b y him in our new serial tiler with military experience he is ed and this is undoubtedly why they for things we do not need, just that the Germans in many instances. willing tp take hit chunces with tho have grown continuously and rapidly long do we prolong the war and add Capt. .Juest made one strong rat traps pnd razors and cures for J “Outwitting the Hun.” the Itch, and pretty oil stocks that will to the tremendous sacrifice of life and Huns. point giving as first hand informa­ make os all rich. While we yet have in recent years. Jacksonville and property." tion and that is about the Germans k nickel his hangcr’a as wild as the -----O----Tampa, the two largest cities in the Here is the testimony of the Presi­ being young hoys aqd old men and fond mother's >am for her long absent Congratulations to Sim Lummis state and the hatural leaders are dent of the United States, of the Sec­ half starved, lie said that all he child, n r comes In the morning nnd of the Ocala Banner. He has se­ again behind in this popular move­ retary of the'Treasury, of the coun­ had met were real men, well fed and Ungers nil day. Ills full name Is le­ cured Bob Harper for editor and ment, although Jacksonville has the try ’s most prominent labor man, of readyMo fight and that Germany waa gion, and he’s .with us to stay,—Kan­ general factotum and these two good matter before the council at this a banker, of the president of one of not starved as far as the army waa sas City Star. time, with the hope of taking favor­ 'old scouts will make the Banner the foremost educational Institu­ concerned and would be able tt> able action. hum. tions, and of a merchant. And the carry on the fight for many years -----O-----There has been considerable com­ burden of their testimony is that it yet. That England and France By all means the county commis­ plaint on tho part of new residents is the duty of everyone to save to needed reserves to fill the gaps and sioners should purchase shoes for the and winter visitors anent the high the utmost that there may be more these reserves could only come from Home Guards and such other reason­ prices charged for home grown pro­ money, labor, and materials for the America nnd the Americana that he able and necessary equipment ra ducts in the local stores. Two weeks government with which to fight the had seen in Frcance were the finest thqy should have. When the cost of ago a grower from Astor on the St. war. It is unusual1 to find such soldiers in *thc world. these articles Undistributed among Johns river was in the city and said agreement from so many different He admonished the fathers nnd the tsxpsycis the amount each per­ he had first grado ‘tomatoes rotting quarters. mothers atkl* sweethearts of the son would have to pay would be in- in the fields because he could not Is more testimony needed? Americans in Franco to write them firltesimol—perhaps it would cost get enough out of them to pay for ----- O----only the encouraging kind of letters the average taxpayers a nickel, packing and shipping them to this and nlwaya to cheer them up and DR. HULLEY FOR GOVERNOR '* though he would never know It. city and at the same time th at he M E M D E R ^^f Under the heading, "D r. Huliey nover on any occasion give them the The men composing the Home Guarc was telling this fact a well known blues by writing bad news from FEDERAL RESERVE are for tho most part busV men who fruit store on Main street Vras soiling for Governor," tho Tampa Daily homo. His address was most inter­ i ^SY ST E M ^a^l give up thicr time-and put in lota of tomatoes for sixty cents a basket.'l 1HDune of Monday says: esting from start to finish and at the 1 1 T If IlllftU f Dr. Lincoln Huliey for president close ho rccolvod a most cordial hard work in qrder to make them There are six baskets in a crate, selves able to protect tho property making $3.CO the retailer won getting of the Florida senate is not a bad ccption from all those present. «nd lives of the peoplo of the coun­ for theqi, while the grower would suggestion.—Starke Telegraph. Ho waa met by Judge Cheney, W. ty. Thoy should not havo to go linvn beep glad to get 31.50 laid "The Tribune knows absolutely M. Glenn, E. W. Davis and Joriah down in their pockets to buy necca- down here and could even make a nothing about politics. It cares Ferris and Judge Warlow of Orlando This bank la a member of the Federal • tary cquipnent to porform this pub­ little monoy at $1.00 u crate. less. It despises the petty politician Reserve System, who 'drove him to that city for an lic service. We believe the people Califjrtiia has always made u fea­ and his tricks. ’ Personally it ad­ addrcss~Wcdnesday evening. are too generous to ask or expect ture of selling ail of its local products mires Dr. Huliey. Confidentially It Because; 1,. We consider it our obll-. Capt. Guest ia a veteran of mu thU.—Lakeland Telegram. . a t extremely low prices in order to has heard from many sources that Ration to do our part in the Boer War, although still a young ; ’ • • — 0 -----; impress' the Visitor favorably and theYc are trlcka to bo played on the man.. He was promoted on the field organization of the Nation'* "PATRIOTIC HYSTERIA" advertise the otato as a place of rea­ governor. Dr.’ Huliey is to bo elect­ of battle for valor and has been banking resource*. .T h e mayor and the majority of sonable living. It lias often been ed president of the senate, Gov­ twice mentioned in official dispatches 2. We believe that the inter­ the city council are to J»o congrat­ stated by people visiting Florida that ernor Calls is to he impeached nnd ea receiving th'# King and through chicanery Dr. Huliey is to ests of our customer! are ulated or\ the lenalble view they they can really buy better fruits and South African medals and five be made governor of Florida in orciej safeguarded by. our mem­ havo taken of the suggested ordin­ vegetables that have been raised in clasps. He h&i been on the western to absolutely metamorphose the pol­ bership in the F ederal ance requiring every m in to remove Florida, in -the northern markets Reserve System with the hU jiat. and pay a silent' tribute to' cheaper than they can here. This icy adopted by Governor Calls. front since 1914; wss in command of n battalion of one thousand men in re d isco u n tin g privilege the flag for one minute after six must necessarily have a bad effect ThU seems to bo the program/* which insures our being And why not? If Governor Catis the au au lt .on Me'iines Ridge. A i 6 'clock jrjrery evening. ThU U In­ bn Florida and cause people who are short time after' this battle he was Rble to meet all demands is guilty of one-tenth of the things deed an Excellent-illustration of the strangers to look upon the dealers wounded three times and early last for cash. ’’ charged with, can Florida asms "patriotic hyaterla" that must with suspicion and charge them with he ia December was almost blown to bits stand for him longer? The protec­ holding up visitors to the s ta t e d ' be held to characterise an ordinance by a twelve inch shell and lay.ln’ t!)t recently psaaed bjf the city of-At­ If the commission houses and re­ tion of the Beach Club a t Palm ■hell crater, for. twenty four houis lanta''m aking it a criminal offense tail aforea arc unwilling to handle the Beach, alone—if It has been protect­ OP SANPORD, FLORIDA and was almost suffocated by gas ed—should be enough to impeach a n o t'to doff one’s headgear duriqg th* home grown produce at reasonable rendition , of the Nations^ Anthem. prices and proflta then the public governor. 8ulser waa removed for which th eG erm an s - turned -‘loose. He .ia still Buffering from this gas Such ordinance*-as these place the market should be given every en­ less. attack; "Those who live by the sword Rrue patriot on a‘ level wlth’ the con- couragement, In order that th* home THE SANFORD HERALD Teach Your Children The Value Of Saving THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY P E O P L E S B A N K OF S A N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA IIf You Were I a Prisoner \ would you jump ! and take the one \ chance in a mil-* \ lion to escape? 1 DO NOT FAIL : TO READ IT! ^Pli m b s aavA . ■ Itaa l f n l a I aa aa >«pa IA • ®® I W llWinlft n l War Time Organization a « # . m hirst National Bank »* �A ^P THE SANFORD HERALD _____________ j f t t a r r m fr -^AuLJtU-^alee-of sugar -to house­ administrator, holds or individual consumers-shall will change the fixed margins of be limited to not more than three profit for retailers in ipgar,. and all pounds per person per month, this HAPPENINGS o p in t e r e s t in a n d dealers and consumers are apedficalratio tirb e applied in making of sales ly cautioned against evasion or vio­ AROUND SANFORD up to requirements of a thirty day nt KJaf McUtfltltai 8««[il Rditcr- Anroti LitIhi n u ll, MiiUa origurtUi lation of thia rule, and the violation for the purchaser. Consumers will Mw- K* 7?rAfata<olur»B.tt wonMb. .pp^Uted &ib., w o o lritk p W m j X of the rule governing amount of be allowcd'to purchase at this ratio sugar allowed to be kept on ’ bond. a thirty days supply of sugar, but in County food administrators will be Ur and Mra- O- c * G«M»rd *nd all cases when the full thirty day re­ Paul E.* Jones arrived yesterday f.*i]y of La^aland are the gueats of required to, exercise vigilance fn de­ quirement la bought a t one time, the from Holyoke, Mass., and will re­ STS«! Mra. Alfred Lilja. tecting cases of hoarding and all consumer shall not make another main several, weeks* combining busi­ such'cases when proven will result' Ur* II. L. GUison has left the ness and pleasure. purchase from any groceryman of. in most drastic operation of tlje law* vipital where shy pasaed a success­ East Coast Canal Project Is President Wilson Urges Em­ his city or county. Mrs. F, C. Sineath of Pierce, Fla., for punishing such violators. ** , • * ful operation for appendicitis aj>d is (B) The retailer will be allowed to Set Aside ployers To Quit Practice Braxton Bcach'nm, nos at home on the road to recov­ is enjoying a visit of several weeks make sales on the above basis to In the city the gueqt of Mr. and Mrs. Federal Food Administrator, There la no chanCe of the govern­ Washington, June 19.— All em households or Individual consumers ery. J.; H. Cowan at their ho/ne on the ment buying at this time or at any .Florida. ployers engaged in war work were SLEEP INSURANCE of the weekly requirement of the Heights. time In the near future the Eaat urged In a statement by President purchaser, but in sll cases muat act “A Terror to Mosquitoes.” Dr. D. C. , Ward, Osteopathic Coast Cansl. At the same time it Wilson tonight to refrain after Au­ with discretion In making such sales, 72tf Physician. First National Bank sterns that no parallel route will be gust 1, from recruiting unskilled la* and shall reTuae to make such sales j Victor Greene Is horns-oil a fur­ Bldg., Phone 330-W. * 64-tf chosen untess the subject of Inland bor in any manner except through unless the purchaser* Is well known lough with his parents, Mr. and Waterways comes before the house the United States employment ser­ to him and the retailer is satisfied J. W. Brown of Atlanta is spend­ jin . F. L. Greene on the west aide. for decision. While it will be the vice recently ocganlxed by the de­ that no imposition (a being prac­ ing several daya thia week In the city Victor la In the aviation corps and Is on business. policy of the government to aid and partment of labor. The labor forcea ticed. located at Langley Field iri Virginia. B. H. Voglq of Tampa was among assist in maintaining, waterways were called upon by the Presfdent (D) Home cannere, or pprsope « . For all kinds of MUj Hattibelle Hyer of Qriando wherever possible It will also be an "to respond loyally as heretofore to ■ 1* in the city the guest of Mrs. R. J. the visitors in the city yesterday. . economical’ administration In every any calls issued by this agency for who are preserving fruit* 'ahd Veg­ HoIly. Miss Hyar la enroute to Mra. Parramore arrived Tuesday way during the war and only those voluntary enlistment In essentlil In­ etables for their own consumption and not for sale will be allowed to 'J a c k s o n v i l l e and other points and from Valdosta and will enjoy a visit waterways that need actus) Improve­ du stry ” purchase not more than 26 pounds *11] take the Clyde Line trip on the of several weeks the guest of MUs ments for the betterment of the » •* The statement by the President of sugar for such preserving purHattie Estridge. transportation service - will be Im­ St. John*. was Accompanied by'a letter written 10909, but etch purchase of thia *> MUs Vera Terheun and Miss Alma See our bargain counter for apec- proved. June 16 by Secretary of Labor Wil­ rind must .be made on the regular Thia does pot necessarily mean son, calling attention to the forming preserving certificate issued for the Turner returned frdtn DeLand Wed- iaU iri .odd sites .of Regsl shoes. nciday. Miss Turner leaves for Prices >2.48 up. Sanford Shoe & thst the St. Johns river will not be of the employment service, pointing use of home canners ana preservers. improved and the.chances are good out the necessity for such a labor All purchases of sugar for preserving Clothing Co. . 77-tf Bartow Friday afternoon. ’ ** M _ 3=‘L_ ‘ . for auch an improvement to be made distributing body and detailing Its purposes in excess of 25 pounds will Muwon’s swimming pool is the 0. L. Wilson of Jacksonville U In as this great artery of trade and (r*v \ je considered at requirement for Sanford Junk and Bag Company coolest place In town. Open Wed­ the city for s few daya this week on el is already government owned and duties. commercial presorting and must be nesday, Thursday, Saturday and business. "For more than a year,” said the Opposite Star Theatre its value to the solution of transport­ obtained under the regular manu-J Sunday afternoons. Fresh water Presidents statement, "It haa been Mr. and Mra. W. E. Watson, Dr. ation problems is too well known. every’ day. 86-tfp our pride that not our armies and acturen.' certificates issued upon P . 0 . B; x 1192 Sanford, Fla. ajjd Mrs. S. Puleston and B. W. Since the Board of Trade has been navies only, but our whole people la pplication to uiflee of the federal Mrs. Ernest Krupp left yesterday Herndon spent an enjoyable day at ' r " ’1 — very active in this matter of calling engaged in a righteous war. We for Baltimore to spend the summer Daytona Beach yesterday. attention bf the gbvernment to the have said repeatedly that Industry s i t h relatives and friends. D. E. Becker of Clearwater is in superior advantages of the St. Johns playa aa essential and honorable role Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Williams ar­ the city for a few days enroute to river as the inland waterway through In this gi'enLstruggle-aa ilo our-milirived yesterday . from Atlanta and his—old—homo—m—Indiana.--- Mrr -Florida—m d~the good WUrk of TRT tary armaments. Wc air recognize sill remain several week* combining flecker and fmaily lived here several waterways committee is recognized the truth of this, but we must also . business and pleasure. years ago and his many friends were the following letter from the chair­ see Its necessary implications—name­ Mrs. M. Frank and MUs Flossie glad to see his smiling countenanrc man of the committee, E. T. Wood­ ly, that industry, doing n vital task ruff will he interesting:* Frank left today for New York again. for the nation, must receive the sup­ Chairman of our Board of Trader port and assistance of the nation. where they will remain during the SLEEP INSURANCE Waterways committee, Mr. E. T. Wc must recognize that it Is a nat­ summer. "A Terror to Mosquitors." Woodruff is in receipt of the follow­ ural demand, almost a right of any­ 72-tf F. W. Cook of Jacksonville U ing loiter from. Maj. Genera) W. M. one serving his country, whether among ihe Sanford visitors this R. I.. Washburn left today for Black, Chief of Engineers, War De­ employer or employe to know that week. Jacksonville where he will either join partment, Washington, U. C.: his service is being used in the moat Wmidland Park will bo open two the army or go to work in the ahip effective manner possible. In the Replying to your letter of Juno 0, yards. He has two sons in the army Sundays, June 23rd and 30th. case of labor this wholesome desire and being a true patriot is willing to 1 have the honor to inform you that has been not a little thwarted owing 84-4tc do his hit for America wherever they the matter of tho purchaso of the to the changed conditions Which war . E. Lary arrived yesterday from place him. Florida East Coast Canal by the Louisville, Ky., and will remain sev­ government has been treated fully in has created In the labor market. Sec Cates at Sanford Flour A F’ced report recently submitted to con­ eral days combining' business and ‘There has been much confusion Co.’a store for all lines of Just Feeds. gress. In his letter to the secretary as to essential products. There has pleasure. He is sole distributor in thia terri­ of war tho chief of engineers stated icon ignorance of. conditions—men Mr. and Mrs. J. II. McRenolds tory for The fact that a business organ­ Just Sweet Feed, Just and daughters of Tampa are spend­ Scratch Feed, Just Chicken Gumbo "that it is not deemed advisable for have gone hundreds of miles in ization has grown steadily for ing a few daya In the city while en­ Mash, Just Dairy Feed. 87-Fri-2tc tho United States to purchase the search of a job and wages that they might have found at their doors. route to Jacksonville. While here F?ast Coast Cans] or at this time forty years proves that it has Sanford Flour A Feed Co. is head­ they will be guests of Hotel Carnes. quarters * for all kinds of feeds, construct an enlarged canal over** Employers holding government con­ kept continually m eeting a vital parallel route for commercial, mili­ tracts of the highest importance S. W. Allen of Tampa was a San- grains and groceries. Ask Cates. have competed for workers with tary anil naval uses." 87-Fri*2tc business demand. * ford visitor yesterday. Reconsideration of this matter by holders of miliars contracts and even 9 with the government Itself, and have Some of our Sanford boys are due a board of engineers at this time Is • Mr. and Mr*. B. A. Howard and conducted expensive campaigns for It must have kept “fit” or It could family returned this week from Pa- a Carnegie medal (or saving the life not contemplated, In so fnr as this recruiting labor In sections where hokee, Fla., where they have been of a man at Daytona Beach yester­ office Is informed. not have stood the strain ofa evsrthe supply of labor was already ex­ day. He went too far out and was spending the winter. ah l ft in g conditions. hausted. California draws its un­ being carried across to thp Axores I’hone 104 for pressing, cleaning 240 Pound Pigs skilled labor from as Tar cast as Buf­ when the Sanford boys swam out and alterations. Quality and ser­ With corn shove 50 cents hogs eat falo and New York, from aa far and towed him in. Swift & Company has been trained vice. Sanford Shoe St Clo. C j . • west as the Mississippi. Thus labor their heads off very quickly. The Mr. and Mra. E. L. Ferran of in the school of experience. 60-tf hog that takes two or three months has been induced to move fruitlessly Eustli are the gueata of their daugh­ W. H. Adams arrived yesterday to get on full Red never brings you from one place to another, congetaing ‘ from Atlanta, Gp., and will remain ter, Mra. D. L. Thrasher today. the railways and losing both time Every day of its forty years o f a profit. , several weeks looking after business and money. Julf*Veceived one carload of Just service has solved some new problem When you arc ready to put aw*ay interests in this section.' Feed. Cates. 87-Fri-2tc . Such a condition is unfair alike to your shoats on feed, begin with the of value to its cuitomers. W. E. Robbins spent a few days A. P. Connelly haa returned for a n. A. Thomas Hog Medicine. Use employer and employe, but most of In the city this week on business. burlnees trip to Jacksonville. regularly and watch your shoats all to the nation itself, whose exist­ Every yaar has proved its ability to tow Peas—Brabham Root-Knot Mrs. H. B. Coney and . children round out into fat hogs in nine ence is threatened by any decrease learn by experience, and to use this Re.iiting variety. Price >4.50 bush­ arc the guests of Mrs. Coney's par­ months—hogs going well over two in its productive power. It is ob­ vious that this situation can be clari­ el. Chase A Co. 7C-tf pounds and as high as 240 pounds. knowledge for th* ben efit o f those ents, Capt. and Mra. P. M. Elder. Captain J. D. Wadkina of Lake­ Mr. Coney is now located at New­ Figure the average feeding anil you fied and equalized by a centra) agenwith whom it deals. land is spending a few daya In the port News where the family expects will see why the B. A. Thomas med­ cy —the United States employment * service of the department of labor, icine is a good Investment. Try city this week on business. to join him. w ith'the counsel of" the war labor Feeding out your’ hogs on this plan W. A. Loftier left Wednesday for Mra. William Bray and family policies board as the voice of all the Daytona Beach where he will re­ leave today for Sebrlng where Capt. and if you are not more than pleased industrial agencies of the government. we will refund the cost of the medi­ main several daya. Billy will bo located on one of the cine. Such a central agency muat have sole direction of all recruiting of civ­ H. n. Wilson arrived yesterday branch runs for awhile. L. Allen Seed Co., from Waycrosa and will remain sev­ ilian workera in war work: and, in 81-tf Sanford, Fla. eral daya combining business -and taking over this great responsibility In Honor of Mrs. Stelnmcyer pleasure. must at the same time* have power On Tuesday evening the Truth Notice • * 1 to assure to essential Industry an ad­ Seekers class of the Methodist . t SLEEP INSURANCE Sealed bids will be received on or equate supply of labor, even to the church gave a lovely reception at "A Terror to Mosquitoes.*' before July lat, 1918, by the City extent, of withdrawing workers fr°m the attractive home of Mrs. L. P. 72-tf Council for the purchase of .wood on non-essential production. It must Hagan on Sanford freights In honor A. Robbinaton of Ocaln was of Mrs. F. FJ. Stelnmcyer, now of lot at corner of Second and Pal* also protect labor from insincere and thoughtless appeals made to it under • In the city for n few daya this week Live Oak, but until recently the he-j motto on business, the plea of patriotism, and to assure J. C. Roberts, loved and highly esteemed teacher it that when it la asked to volunteer City Clerk. 85-7tc " • R. Barley of Kissimmee is of this class. in some priority industry the nreri is among the visitors in the city today. Tho rooms were charmingly dec­ real. A. W. Wynn of Jacksonville is in orated with quantities of cut (lowers, (‘ook’ti F’erry Oped ".Therefore, I, Woodrow Wilson, jne city for a few days this week on The ferry r.f C?oVc rr*>si* u of palms, ferns and American flags, n business. President of the United States of large flag being draped 'Zeroes the th? upper St. Johns river is • ow Mrs. Woodard Barnwell left yes- front porch, which with the bright o *.ei f-'r frafile. Ti ls fa the tJNc*. America, solemnly urge all employ­ erday for Daytona Beach where a ho light* made a brilliant aottlng for ii.^e from OrL’i’l* to t.’jv ers engaged In war work to refroln after August 1; 1918,'front recruiting he the guest of Mr. and Mrs. this pleasant affair. t-ft-S tr. unskilled labor in any manner ex­ *'• L. Perkins. Receiving were Mrs. L. P. Hagan, cept throqch this central agency. I SLEEP INSURANCE Mrs. F. E. Stelnmcyer, Mjss Sallic^. urge labor to respond aa loyally as Scrawny Calves - Prune them well, as \ , A Terror td~!HosquiloM." Robson and Mrs. J. P.' HiTburn. heretofore to eny calls issued by this the horticultaralist prunes his orchar.1. What makes a calf scrawny—off 72-tf. During the evening a pleasing musi­ agency for voluntary enlistment in Ita feed? Germs—paraaltca * In the A. J. pound of Jacksonville is reg- cal program was enjoyed by those intestines- Why not frto them of essential industry. And I >sk them .utered at tho Hotel Carnes this present; Mrs. J. K. Mottlnger, Mrs. this trouble f If you with give the both to. remember that no sacrifice seek. . J. P. Ullburn and Mm. F. E. Htelnwill have botn in vain, if we sre hble calf some It. A. Thomas Stock- Rem­ meyer giving some excellent num­ to prov.e beyond all question that Mf*. Q. c . Howard and son ore edy in its feed, within a week you the highest and best form of efficien­ ber!. M'T.ding , few days in tho city this will aee it brighten up and In four or cy la the apontnneous co-operation Dainty refreshments, consisting of » *,. ,he suwts of friend* and relfive weeks you won’t know the caif. tllve*. ;, free people.” punch, *lce cream and cake were Coats you but a few cents and we " • A. Whitcomb arrived yester- served during the evening by Miss wjjj refun(j th at If it doesn’t do as Miss Lillie Ruth we |ty< rnm Bloomington, III., and will Carolyn Spencer, Mis* Spencer, Miss Ruth McDaniel and L; Allen Sedd Co., buTp-0 ,0ver>* w<*oks combining Miss Gladys Adams. The guest-of ,n«» and pleasure. „ Sanford, 11a. 83-tf honor was presented with lovely i / or ,) '0od and heavy hauling, see flowers by the class, as a amsll token •until, or phone 376. 48-tf • ' of their love and esteem, fully appre­ W IL K IN Mi»» Fallen McAlister of Chicago, ciating her valued services as a F O O D Daslera In food 'commbdittea in the m»inIr.r| Vfd ,y9*t*td*F and will re- teacher and Her devotion and loyalty /T H E , ■•versl weeks’ the guest of to the class. Mrs. Stelnmeyer’a vias ia n of Florida shall conform to.the W A JL ' «nd relatives.;* ; I its to'Sanford will alwayi be looked following rule'regarding allotment of sugar.for usO of consumers, public dawn"' J o rm t Wednea- forward to with p !**™" by the ( eating '.plat B ;or. T«mp« wjtere ha will m um * member* of the Truth Seeker* das*, md home canners: • 5#■duties pn tha district board. In s o c i e t y ’s d o m a i n |G OVERNMENT PURCHASE OF LABOR NOT MADE JU S T STOP WANT ADS PAY Highest Prices Paid J U N K Fertilizer and Feed Bags A SPECIALTY W hy Swift & Company Has Grown Swift & Company, U.'S. A . Prune Your Expenses!* Prune Closely! Bank the Savings! ^ F0 0 D ^ ADMINISTRATION Prosperity and Success WiT Result Seminole County Bank * • V, it n ■ 1 ■ * - *J . ’ �For Sale—Cottage, 208 Third S t Apply R. F. D. A, B ox J i s ; San­ ford. 86-2tp CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING — E llm in s to -C k lc k F o o d . For Sale—L .„ C . Sm writer in good condition Office. . After For Sale—Best corner lot in Mark­ Begin feeding Any Time ham -Park Heights, 66x130- feet. Youngsters Are 36 to 48 A bsrgsln. You can't afford to over­ city. Hours Old. 1 All Local AdverUiemenla Under look this. Lyman H. Frank,84-8tp T his Heading THREE CENTS a U s e For Each Insertion. Minimum Fcr Sale—About 600 buahela Irish potatoes. Car load or otherwise. B A K E D JO H N N Y C A K E IS GOOD Charge 25' Cents. Delivered to any part of the d ty , 81.25 bushel. F. 0 . B .- *1.00 per Put tho •Grow" In Young Fowls by I a ' answering an advertisement bushel. Nick Zernovar, Sanford. Giving Bread Crumbs and Rolled where ao name la mentioned in the 78-10tp Oats Mixture Fire Times ad. please do not ask The Herald | Dally—Also Qlvs Milk. (o r information as to tba identity of FO R R U N T th o advertiser. Usually we do not Give tho yonng chlcka a'good start ttnoer who tha advertiser is end if •For Rent—Cottage a t Magnolia In life by feeding carefully prepared, and 11th. $8 per month. Apply «« do we era not allowed* to give food. Feeding should beginthis information. Simply write Crown Paper Co. E. W. L. 86*3tp nourishing any time after they nro thlrtjr-slx to ■u h-tter and address it as per Inforty-eight hours old, whether they are Cottage for rent. J. Munson. -eirxctions in the ad. with the ben or In a brooder, and for •. 82-8tc the first month or two they may be FORSALE For Rent—Two rooms for light given food as often as five times a day. Baked Jahnnycnko composed of the hot sekeeping. 112 Laurel Avo. following Ingredients 'In the propottlons named- Is a very good feed ltn* Furnished ’ Rooms by Day, Week young chicks: One- dozen Infertile Month—Park svenue Fist, 106 eggs or ono pound of sifted beef scrap orth Park avenue, over L. R. Phil- to ten, pounds of corn meal; add i & Co. drug store' Mrs. C. C. enough milk to make a pasty mash, nnd ono tablespoonful of baking soda. lJarrris for Sale—Several thousand art, manager, 30-tf Dry bread crumbs mny bo mixed with new double' headed potato barrels, For Rent—The Haynes houso on hard-boiled eggs, making about onei taudurd size well coopered. Zellwood Florida Farms Co., Zellwood, Sanford .'Heights, -1 rooms, big yard, fourth of the mixture eggs, or rolled complete water system, garage, elecr oats may bo used In plnco of the Florida. bfi-Mc bread crumbs. trie lights, etc. If. C. DuBose. Fitcf Five Times Daily. For Sale—County home, orange Feed tho bread crumbs, rolled oats, ore and truck land, twenty acres. For Rent—Three office, rooms or Jobnnycnko mixtures five times II modern conveniences. Apply for the first week, then gradually fronting on First street. Most do dally . I). A., Sanford for particular*. substitute for ono or two feeds of the riralde offices in city. Several other mixture finely cracked grains of ono 86-tfc good office rooms in same building pnrt by weight of cracked wheat, six 23-tfc parts finely cracked- corn, two ports Fcr Sale—Gentle donkey with Yowt.lI & Speer. pinhead oatmeal(oe hulled oats, and lu b y colL Also two year. 1 1 I marsh WANTED one pnrt kaflr corn, to which about colt. Both dirt cheap. Rou.o A, fi per ccnt.pt xrackod peas or-broken II ox 226.' * 7 Mfe Lost —-A black idcd_HuUtt;ln-cowr "rlco mid 2 per cent of chnrconl, millet imnrked, with red, white fared or rnpo seed mny tie ndded. A com­ If. Notify. I). S. Drawdy, Oviedo, mercial cldck feed mny bo substituted a. 86-2tp If desired. The above ration ton be fed until the chicks nro two weeks old, W anted—Bright, intelligent boy when they should bo plncod on grain of 11 desires work for the summer. and n dry or wet tunnli mixture. Phono 203-J. • • 8-l-4tc After the chicks arc ten duys old a good growing mash, composed of two pnrts by weight of brnn, two parts middlings, two parts cornmcul, one Notice la hereby r l\» hat llmrar l.ltllr . part rolled oats, and 10 per cent sifted i t t i r n r t a . H'a. , n o on M ay - 1, ttMS beef scrap mny be placed In a hopper nia.lr ll-iforafra.l Kntry, N o . (>IISt2, lor S K 1* ot S K 11 Src. iO. N » , of NK>, an.l nnd left before them nt all limes. "The N E ft uf N W *, . S«-tlor> 29. T .> * m h t> 20 S. 1tan(v 32 K., Tallahauri* MrrMlan. baa mush mny be fed either wet dr dry; bird n tllcv of.lnla ntlo n l o m ake Thrre yrar If wet, only enough moisture (cither I'rnot In eala bla h rlalm to th e land a b n t e milk or wnter) should he ndded In drarrll.rd, Itetore Clerk < Irruil ('iiurt, at Sanford. Florida on tha 19th d ay of July. make the feed crumbly, hut In no 1918. I k a i l Ibe adrnUBa aa'iumrnU far sense sloppy. When this growing Claimant namra at altnraara: klHaralataf aad tba OLtRSFH fat W. M. Collier n tirneva. Fla. mush or mixture Is not used n hopper Frrrton Fto*rra ol IH n * ' * , rla. r a r m d j f way and all difecla of it* containing bran should lie accessible Charlra It. Stewart ol G en eva. Fla -aa. NO MATTEIl the nature wf yaur UUe C. Iluriria ot Geneva. Fla. to tllo chickens at all times. o n . |T year GLASSES do net aall HOtIT. W. MAVIS. When one has only u few chickens . Kaiiiter. Tea p t i i f t l j , rail ea me. Sl-T u ra £ Fil-IOte It Is less trouble to purchase the pre­ I I t aay eye that f rayon J■ la light. pared chick feeds, hut where n con­ V aa a re la tllrd t# rail far roneulU Uaa siderable number are reared It Is EAT and adder. sometimes. cheaper to buy the finely cracked grains and mix them together. C O IO J Many chick feeds contain a large quan­ D R .E .S . H O F F M A N tity of grit nnd mny contain grains SAVE OOCUUMT-Omcu N of poor quality, so that they should be 31 Weed C h w d rK I Orlando, Florida W HEAT cacutullv nxnmlncd and Jho.iumllty Al soon aatheehJckCQJI will cnt th« whole wheat, cracked corn'sod other grain*—usually In about eight'wcfka —the small-sited chick feed can.ho eliminated. In" addition to the nhovo feeds the .chickens* growth mu be hastened If they ore given wurr milk aklm milk, or buttermilk' to drink. Orowlng chickens kept on a good range may be given, all their feed'in a hopper, mixing six parts by weight of cracked corn with one ..part of wheat and one part kaflr corn In one hopper and tho dry math for chickens In another,' In addition feed two parts of the scratch mixture In the form of sprouted oats until the chick* ens are three or four months old, when dry whole oats can be need. The beef scrap may be left out of the dry mash and fed In a separate hopper, so that tho chickens can eat all of this feed they desire. If the beef scrap Is to be fed separately It Is adrlShble to watt until tho chlcka are ten dnya old, although many poultrymen put the bcof scrap beforo tho young chickens at the atart without had results. Chickens confined to small yards should always bo supplied with green feed, such orf lettuce, sprouted oats, nlfalfs, or clover, but the best place to ratio chickens successfully Is on a good range where no extra green feed Is required. Flno charcoal, grit and oyster shell should bo kept before tho chickens at all times, and cracked or ground bone mny be fed where the chlckerts aro kepMn small bare yards, hut tho latter feed Is not necessary for chickens that have n good range. FEED CHICKS OFTEN— BUT DONT STUFF THEM * Young chickens should bo fed from three to five times dally, depending upon one's experience In feeding. Undoubtedly chick­ ens can bo grdwn faster by feed­ ing flYOdlmcH.dnlly-Umn by fowl. Ing three times dally, but it should be borne In mind that more burnt can bo done to tho young chickens by overfeeding than by underfeeding, nnd nt no time shAuld they he fed-more than barely to satisfy their ap­ petites nnd to keep them exor­ cising, except nt the evening or Inst meal, when they should be given all they will eat. Young chicks that are confined need more attention to avoid over­ feeding than those thnt have free range, ns leg wcakuess Is likely to result In those confined. Association In Be-.ton Radices Prioa Is Onto* Ope of Nature's Wimlng. 0r of bringing Dablsa Into th*. Weak or Disordered Kidney.' f World to $29. Hare you a feme bdek, aching di'v rdght. b o you feel s f i a r ^ K W Boston.—Tho cost of bringing bablea fro the kldnijx .ore? u Into tb ^ world In Boston has been re­ .their action Irregular? .U s e D o . n ’« i n . S S E S * duced to $25. Hoove fixation! *-/ n.y so many Sanford people. Road thUcay?' Mrs. William I-owell Putnam, tho only woman president of tho American ... Mra. W F. Leavitt, 317 W.Tird Street Association for the Study and Preven­ “ f t . Some two rears ago I s u b « d S tion of Infant Mortality, has fixed tho vrith kidney trouble and knife-liko up from my kidneys and there w« price through -the establishment of a shot a dull pain In my back all the time, l pro-natal and obstetrical clinic, had to take to my bedI ua I couldn't be on Tho expectant mother who pays $25 mv feet, I suffered from terrible headreceives a preliminary examination by sdics, too. I was advised to try Doan's a physician with a nurse ~assisting. Kidney Pflla and one half down boiw The woman Is visited every ten days jmred m ain fine shape and made me fed by a nurse and, after confinement, re­ like a different Vroman." ceives the expert attention of tho Prire 60c. at all daaloni. Don't simply physician and nareo until ahe Is entire­ ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills, the same that Mrs. Leavht ly recovered. had. - Foater-Milbum Co., Mfgrs., Hut- W H EN M U L E S E T S ON MY T U M M Y , I'M D O N E” S Camp Sheridan, Ala.—"Lis- m ’• sen,” quoth Stable Sergeant • • Western, Co. A, 112th Engl- S • occra, U. 8. A. • • The stable sergeant and a first 5 J - lieutenant were discussing males * • nnd other company affairs. *■* *• • "I don't wnnta be disrespect- • • ful, or nothin',” Western contln*. * • ued, "but 1 can't do nothin' more * • than what I have done to keep • J them tnules quiet I'm a horse- 2 ■ man, I am. I was raised with • • , bosses. 1’va rode so many hoss- * • cs 1’in half hbss myself. But • • when It contes' to mules, It's dlf- * • ferent I Just can’t seem to get • • __used to gcttln' to Bleep and then • • about three o’clock buying some J • long-eared son-<rf-n-four-1 egged • 2 .cal Iope come around and s e t. J a down on my atummlck. I Just • J can't stand It and ono of tlieso * • days I’m goln' to. get sore had • J-^klltTmnr-Jncknssf If I get court 2 mnrtlnled for I t” ® 2 Thu llcutennnt withhold tho ! • reprimand ho had been ordered • • to administer to tho sergeant be- ! ; cause Company A’a mules got In- J • to n noctumnl argument and • J woke up everybody In the regl- • • m eat •' .» . ■ • Pineapple Planting. Pineapples are planted In three ways —for shipment raw, for cunning, nnd for Juice. If the planter wants large, perfect specimens of the fruit he sets about fi.000 plants to the acre. The uniform smaller «H-‘C« Hint are found Hett for Brood Chicks. In the r-.m« are the V^-ndt of closer The best temperature nt which to planting, while the plnnter who desires keep n brooder or hover depends upon only Juice sets his plnnts still closer'. the position of tho thermometer, the style of tho hover, tho ago of the chickens nnd the weather conditions. Aim to keep the chickens comfortable. As tho operator learns by the nctlons of the .chickens tho amount of heat they require, he can discard the ther­ mometer If lie desires. When too cold * tho chicks will crowd together nnd try to get nearer the hent. .I t Is not possible to say for each case nt what temperature the brooder should be kept to raise young chickens, hut It will run from 00 to 100 degrees In soTne cnBes, its some broods of chickens seem to require more hent than others. Average tem­ peratures approximate 03 to 03 de­ grees for the first week or ten days, when tha temperature ts gradually re­ duced to 85 degrees for the following ten duys, and then lowered to 70 or 73 degrees for as long ns the chickens need beat. This depends somewhat on the season of the year nnd tho num­ ber of the chickens, ns It can bo read­ ily seen that the heat generated by 60 chickens would raise the temperature under 1ho hover to it higher degree than the heat given off by a lesser uunibcy. Coot, Eczema, Hives, etc. Right In your owiH mhm and st trifling cost, , you ton enjoy the benefit of healing sulphur baths. H Sulphur Compound m iltin't own blood purlW at and tUn hraUns remedy—SULillUK—prepared In a m to nik « IU u»« moat tflxadoua. Ur« It In the bath; ft»* It u a lotion araW ss to aflactcd p*rU; and taks U Internally. SOe and $1 tha bottle at vow draszUt’k If ha can’t surely you, send his namoand tha price In stimpa ana w« wUl tend youaboUla diract diract wawUlMadreuaboUla ttAJtCOCC UOOTD IULTHCX Itnml OJfkmr Cimfimmj O W . S O ftW u n aS O f HOUSE GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY WILL BRING BACK .• Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments Are the Best COMM ANDS T A N K BRITTANIA E very p en n y yo u w ith h old , that y o u ec aid and com fort to the en em y . a b le to lend , exten d s are called to N o legal su m m on s w ill cotn p el p aym e ____ __________. r paym ent b y the higher,* _____ m ore chivalric su m m on s to volunteer ur p led g e t<^ purchase this year ev ery dollar’s w orth of W ar ,ving8 Stam ps you can. ; National War 8avings Oommittaa Mrs* JE. M. GALLOWAY SCHELLE MAINES Cbirmi Wmcb’s Work in-War Savings County Ouinnan War Sarisis Cowrittee anc ock t '.ipijlllffllltlHaiji. wlwcPuiuisnded UTB^OkbUf In tlfobaHle ; ond Vvho la In ettargu or In this cquntry, where’ tC >. , vr- by �Sign Up on the 28th Unde Sam Says; War Savings Stamps on June 28lh." " Yob are not asked to Uke them all then, but to agree to buy a certain quantity of stamps before January 1, 1919. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS ‘ They pay 4 per tent Interest compounded quarterly. You can gel back with Interest every dollar invested In (hem any time you need It. / DO YOUR DUTY ON THE 28th WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY Manufacturera of Ideal Fertilizers Dealers In Spray Machinery and Insecticides JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA s t o r a g e b a t t e r ie s We mnke a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage Batteries of all makes. Also repair Magnetos, Generators and Starters. Bring your Electrical-Troubles to us. • * Give Us A Trial • ! Sanford Battery Service Co. •, 203 Oak Are. L. A.'Itonaud. J'rup. Phone 189 Letter From Oscar Speer Mother, we ulco pnssod through • Tht) following letter from O scar; ■evi’ral tunnels and \v(< all had to ty-cer will he Interesting to hi* many j I'ut down out windows or he choked to. ztcalh— sjoo Il Trii-iuT.-B . ■T r■—....... ...aiih— ......... ......................v Cmnp Wheeler June Automatic I!i-piu cement Draft Overseas Manual#, Camp Merritt, N. J., June 1 till. HUH. My Dear Mother: Arrived here safe and sound. We <i.o«t delightful Dip. ,j lorty-eiglil hours op^ the hut 1 didn’t get tired -at all, . all very interesting to me, lt c my lirst trip east. ilud wire road, for it it be­ I dcsTare, mot her,''.liis ii the pretj tiest camp I ever did i ce and every­ thing so con vc-niont, t< o, so ditferei.t from Ciinp Wlni-b * Wi ure-ii- n« in b,u'ii-jk- iii'.tcad -f t. - .■n■! j: so nice and dean. I V iii -.-•!> ri lit mit of.ihg door into the bath. M> *1‘‘I' barrack No. i* IFHI t-nt o | this ior .m uddrt.'s). Mot tier, w uru located just IT mile from New York cit\ and about In inn-- f- -n II lit.ken,' N. J. We all gallantly marched h u t to the Camp Wheeler Station at 9 n. m. Wulncsday ' where we imarded the ir.iin for Hoboken, N. J. The 1—4th Hand was there and gave us a good ,*i ml off. We can all get a 1ft hour p.i«> to­ morrow after inspection, so I’m go­ ing fo the Big City to ink*- in tini sighls. We can go there -*1i u street car for 36 crnls, Mrs. Diekins iin Brooklyn, N. Y. Am bur lias juM We arrived at Augusta, Ga., 3 1been talking tocher over the phone. I>. m. and were met by the Red He is going in to see her. I may go Cross ladies who served us with ice with him. rri-iim cones, cigarettes nnd post We were fed very well coining up rarcl*. The Red Cross certainly does on the train, and we would always wonderful work and If it wasn't for know at breakfast time what we them 1 don't know what wo would would .have for dinner and supper do. We were to parade in Washing­ for we would always have the same ton, D. C., but on leaving Augusta thing that we had for breakfast and our engine broke down about three that's mostly always "beans" (bak­ miles from the city bo’ we wero two ed). We had mashed potatoes and hours late and didn't have time, for nalmon for breakfast ami had it we only stayed in Washington about warmed over for dinner so 1 gue>* twenty minutes. The Red Cross we'll eat It cold for supper. tallies had their canteen near the de­ Well, Osborne didn’t get to. come pot and served ua with hot coffee after all, for he was one of the num­ and sandwiches. I got a view of the ber drawn tp stay and help train the White House and the Monument new men, I was very much wor­ from the train. I ried for awhile as it looked as if 1 By tho way, we passed through woutd not get to go fqr I was orr the reserve list—the tail end. Mother, I would surely have "rared" If I had lo stay in that hot place all this summer. It is so nico and cool up here and we really have to wear our blouse# at night. I t was very cold last night nnd tho ■head for. Richmond is certainly a night before coming up on tho pretty place, and it surely seemed train. We‘ had to ride all the way s strange riding up a busy street in in day coachca for Pullmans were the main part of -the city on a not available, but we had plenty of train. The Red Cross ladies of room ao wc were not crowded. . One of the Alabama boys, got Richmond served us with ice tes end post cards. All the way up thero killed coming up on the train the day was always a large crowd to cheer before we did. He stuck his head us as we passed. I declare, mother, out of the window too fir. Our I never did sbe such a pretty sight as Lieutenant wa# very,strict about I did last night, just after duek (it that, for w'o kept a m*n on watch never gets dark up-here till 9 o'clock all the time, so we never had an ac­ cistern time—I declare it kept me cident at all and the Journey was a busy all .day yesterday • turning up very pleasant one. my watch—aa soop as we crossed George Hull was in the kitchen into Virginia the timo^ changed). the morning wa Iqft and he sure When we passed .over the Delaware Axed me up a fine lunch of fried eggs river you could ace ‘the cities for and sausage, which I certainly did 'miles around all’lit up.. We passed enjoy an d ‘appreciate. (Tell Laura through the outskirts, of Wilmington, about this.) It was mighty nice to Bel., Chester, Pa., and through have a friend In the kitchen to took South Philadelphia.^. These three out for mon on such an occasion. chics arc all on a chain, connecting i will more than likely be gone be­ *»ch. other. Mother, we stopped fore I can get s letter here in U. S. quite swhile in South Phllidelphls, I A., but I will get it O. K. at this ■nd there were between 75 and 100. We are to turn in all our good looking girli down to tell ua . . . clothes and get. a m i.b y ,. T H .y. .11 .h o Pk h u d . J „ „ . with us and some of them went as *tu, t wild to ko hr to kiss "some" of the "boyi" across, for 11 want ,m ,U,t « in ** to get to ’the —but not me, - iflxl M other,' they fray. There is no doubt but what >11 talk so funny, they've got that we will be fighting in Auguit. 'I’cnn. Dutch drag," but believe me, they are certainly ell craxy about - We don't have to do any drilling here at all—only have rigid inspec­ soldiers, . tions and" one rigid oversea examin­ We passed through New York.flty a tio n ..’-' . r ?i/'. l*st night V k f , ' ‘ Mother, I will send you some post but I was asleep. When I woke up cards If I go to New York. •t 4 a. m. we were sidetracked on Well, mother, I must stop now for the outskirts of Jersey City, N. J. w e are to have an inspection. Just Uu*t .across, the , rtvti^ fromf.^pw York). We stayed there till 8 a. m. lots of love and kisses, . Your loving Korky Mount, N. C., and Rich­ mond, Va. We were not supposed to run into Richmond but they had fo run in for ice and water and two barrels of apples which Lieut. Wills of Lakeland, Fla.,', who haa charge of us till we embark, had wired IfuBor ihfOttfh rrppertnlnllfMr of .the Jim Johnson Writes *■■• ■t‘A fl : various states cooperating with the ADVERTISING • Knoxville, Tenn., June 17, 1918 agricultural colleges sndVother sgendes are doing the following things to Mr. B.* J. Holly, Sanford, Fla. Derfr Sir; • NOT1C8 TO NON* H M D KITTS * old ,the farm labor, supply, according to a recent at/itemcnt of Secretary Fleaso send my paper to Elkmont U O rta It C u r t, 8 t r u t h JsJU l.J O m i t Itouston: (a) Making n aurvey of the Tenn. Well, Bob, everybody is glad fa sad far Ntmlohfa C a a a l/, Tlarida. faa Chtnrrrr * , • farm-labor s itu a tio n In each com* to see* me and believe me they have James N . Gambia, Complainant v». -■ mnnlty with n' view to discovering got some chicken and CHICKENS, Csrrla A . and T. D. Ijw ren ce, Essential Points Given fo r. Con­ poxxlblc surpluses of Inbor in order to alio pie, etc., up here. Respondent*. I* came Ta Csrrla A. and T. D. Law re new: be ready to assist In furnishing Inbor through* in my car and had a nice _ Vcu at* hereby required la appear la U a sideration by Department wherevoj- It la needed; (b) assisting BUI of Complaint flltd herein a sa in it y o n l a trip. Not even a "puncture. I will tha nbave tn lltlrd raum* on or bofora t h o aimln In shifting Inbor from com­ of Agriculture. day of August. A. D. ISIS. , munity to community and from state go up jn the mountains to Elkmont SlhThe Hanford Herald-f* haraby , deafm a t e * the last of thia week. If not -too s i th t new. paper la whf<h tbit enlar ok* IK to atnte, aa In past years; (c) pro­ be pabliahtd onro a r w k for tl* h t boaoerw moting fuller co-operation among much trouble send paper telling how tire art La. URGE C AUTION IN PR EP A R IN G farmers In the same community; (d) the election went. I always like to Witness m y hand and ooal of oflleo a t Han'ord, Stminolr county, Florida, thia i t h making available, so far aa poaalblo, hesr from home. s day of June, A. I>. i l i a . (ar >■> high achool boya'In rural districts who K. A. D O U aLA B S. C lark, Yours very truly, Volunteers Should Be Organized In bavo had experience In farming and fly V. At. D o u ilitf, D . C . Marlon C. Roar, Jas. A. Johnson. Unite and Provlalon Mad# for Their who are not normally regularly, or NotIWtor for Complainant. SS-l'r -Bfc Own Living Quarter*—Matron fully employed In farming operational (e) making every effort .to tee that for Each U nit Talbott Wanla Paper.. NOTICE tliero ta no obstacle In the way of tha Dear Mr. Haynes: Hoard of county rommiatlanora fn nnrf'f rj Stm lnolt county, Florida, •III mart In I** r production of a larger supply of farm First shot out of the box I want room in th# court ho urn ht Sobfon*,'* i . C. machinery nnd Its fuller uso 09 a 10 oVLck a. m., July lot. ISIS, aa o t—-r-l o f to ask you to send the paper to my squallier* for tht-purpoao of .htar.'ns ■ —P R ELIM IN A R Y TRAINING supplement .to hand labor. pfalnla rrrtlvlnc testim ony r t t*» tarn wife at.Bceville, Texas until further rtlu r i t and any nroptrty m l portonal or cniard / ' • notice, as we will be In the state of aa flitd by the rounly t a i attestor of ta r e * If It becomes -necessary In "Who Cares If Bones A chef for a u ttim tn l for tbs taiaa of th.- yea r case of ntr acute fnrra Inbor II. ISIS. ■Thousands of women In all part* of Texas for possibly' another month A. (•rail , , K. A . D O U fif.*!' % stringency to nccept woman vot* yet, and naturally must kee|> up the country arc volunteering to help Clerk Hoard of County Car rr. , unleers for fanning operations SS-Frl-aty. . . ,.. . . . -. ntws. out on farms that wilt bo short of with - „ the Sanford , e* other tlinn the# lighter ones to man power this seaSori. ■The tetter Whan a person sees the light ra­ 1 rUOPOSALH ..whlch'thcy nfo accustomed, soino •which follows fs typical of many tion's they hand out to the traveling S«-»t*J bhU •ill. b« rrcrlvsd by li.p * 'c - r l sort of prellmliinry training will which nro coming Jo tho United of Counly ('ommlt.lnn.rm o( Homtcc!-he neeeasnry to utilize the Inrge KlrrlJs. i l rh* r in k ol tho cor n ’t States department of agriculture. De­ men In thia Htate we can realize ty, Hsntonl, up till 10 a. m.. Ji > IC . class of wopmn volunteers from -what the state of Texas hns dono to I9IR, forFlorida., partment ofllclnls do not believe that (urntihlnx m alcrUU « id i.*»V—• the cities wlio ure utifiunlllnr < i,n .* s avsnuc from HU J u ' n women Will he required In tho heavier aid in the war. Texas is one slate surfsrtnf river *rst tu brick raid I m i l s * arm nllatc with fnnn work. This article forming operations, hut In the lighter til at Is using no Hour, positively no lo ptsn* and spcrjflrallons which n .jy ho points out fbnio suggestions and seen a l I hr clrrk of Ihr court’s offlrr a llr r labor on fruit nnd truck farms nad In wheat bread allowed at hotels nnd July I. IklH. iliisrd rrtrrvcs Ihs rl(h t to r«— prccautlonii that should lie tak­ helping fnnn women -with their tanks restaurants and very little ment. , set'an y snd all bids. en Into-consideration In prepar­ K. A. DOUOLA8H, there will ho work for women hands. SS-Frl-itc Clsrk ot the C ourt. . NEED TRAINING ing women for these task*. The suggestions given here have been obtained In u study of this prob­ lem by specialists %f the United States department .pf ngrlculInre, fiotli In this country and la other countries. Many of the saggesttons are bnsed on the ex* perlcnwi of Kiighind, which lias traliieil . and 1- using 300,000 women on farms. *« * ** a \Yhik it /m ul.I not be trained to p ’ t.n fniiuM In-fore there is an nciiuii ml liiqu rnlivi* need fortlu-lr rervlo*". 'tin <l. |.i«riiiicnt of :i;'rl i-ii hurt- lm|«-u iti*'l It will not Pi* ni-i i-x- iry to i-iiiplny w.nm-n In liritvli-r lim-s of farm work Hint! they Jmvv hroii areiiiitmnr-d in llofflf. !.\ in -.11v,* lilt* f.md liArvmt, v.miiiii an* rn-.-Ivd In ilu* lu-avii-r operntloiH mid tin* dovelopthcnt and lr-.|ytm: nf liii-l iq. 1 Mnfimti* iv<>ik«*r* iijq i. a i , (id i i -i iM i -, tlm fn||<m|li^ | » i|i i I n “I want to Inquire where I can vollt unteer my services Jn tho agricultural Inbor for my country’s .service. I know Mils work ls ‘Just ns Important ns lighting, and ns I \vn# raised In tho country and rnn drive n horse and am familiar with nil the rounds of farm life. -! feel f would, soon qiinllfy, My husband Is now doing his 'hit' aboard a transport.* I hope that this finds you well and enjoying life, and can assure you rnorOHALH Srstcd Md» win b* r»rr|vsd by (ho Ifnord that the linliny breezes of Lake MonCounty ComraUsioncis ot Scraisolo ( ' n o s rQo have a much more soothing ef­ oT ly, Fl.ulH*. at (hr clrrk of Ihr rourl's nfTtrw. HahlitriJ. I ts., up lilt 111 s. m.. J u ly IS, IB I S , fect t>n n fellow . than the warm (nr fiirntihjtir all malrrlata s a d c o n s t r u r t in c breezes that come nrro*s Oklahoma a lUlitrt lor m r u l O .trrn Frrrr. arcordloK l o p U m and .rwHflcallons which may bw from the wheat Helds,of Kansas into’ •ren ot the c!<rk ol thr court'* olfic* attar July 1, l!Ur. Ht-sril i rr sr v m ih s r i ( b t t o Texas. . . . ro’rcl s n r and nil bids. Ik A. IJOtJI,LAKH. Thanking you for the above favor ss.r,|-Stc Clrrk ■>( I hr C ourt. "Napol^m Is rninterl ns snvlmr. *A X-layt-txi. remain.. limn ilriits on Ills stnroneti,* so I would Ynuin very truly? I.K T Y tH fll I . t v n n U V K A sluggish, slew a ctin g L iver iv th e c a u s o Ilk*- to work lo cnnMo our men to be* F. W. Tiiibotl. of m any ills; for you to b e a c tiv e a n d i n conn- co.vl flKlitcrs. Tin* Jlennnit Bisg o o d lte u lih llio liver mu ft carry oft p o is o n s mtiri-k In |il« world plans once m hl: o l th e body. PLANK S LIVER r i l l S contain C a tfouniy In Alive 'Aui. rldi Is n Hn.' fnl plrr to In* stuck nmr-tskillfidly com biitcd w ith o lh r r n c r c s s a later.1 So I utioss lln* knlscr tlioiiutit. News from I.ake Monroe, Long- rv cleansing drugs whirls (guicklv nmi gently ] would i-vi-n i-Ujoy holplng nil**c sonn wond. Oviedo, Chuluotn and Geneva liven u ^ynurlivi-rbutd'i not sickenorgripe. American fnt plus to defeat them In bring.i t In* intelligence that the eahir25 25c*AT DRUG AM GENERAL STORES tltclr dc“lcTls, , men for those districts are puiting M»d - b y l h o niakrto o lI ’l.ink's C lu llT o n l *'ll<.|'iirj von unsvver quickly nnd toll mo where I .cun onllst my services, I cm the War .Saving# .Drive with an Interest hard to bo beaten in any remain. Very sincerely. l art of the mu ion. 1’ruiJu and All n| monte Springs also announce Ihut they will be heard from wiu-h tlit* Make Farming a Business. tlACHSONVtlLE.FLA.. A ymimr mnri wltn I# now #turllng to | roll is called on National War Savflirts: to know Id# lilisilies*. intr# Day, nnd thnt the nation #hall Tlironsli fnrtn inntmgemcnt demon* lie proud to lint them with the town# OLDEST vtrni|i»*is the county ncent can #!io\v that have "gone over." ESTABLISHED lUTHER* 1stin III* Inlmr Innon**, Mint I#, whnt SEED HOUSE lie !uol left of Id# receipt# nfter paying iN FLORIDA expt-n-e# mid nllmvliig for Interest on 9-1,000,000 Royaltleo. S im ro*ca?MQ4JL*m the Investment tint) can /dtow turn * t / t i n r n / t i n tr . -Yennt. ngo n, man Introduced to tho how Id# labor income compare# with world n thin copper strip for protect­ those of the most sorrowful fitrttjrr# ing #!ioo lip# nnd received 91,000,000 SELDOM In that community. The showing will In royalties. lirlp hint mnkc n study of ills fnrtn Iui'Iupm and to determine ut>on cltange# that sltouhl be ntndc to make It more profUnhie.______ -hnuld I..* taken Inin rnii'lilernil'.ii: No woiniin should In* mve|iTi-d who is imt at least elchteen years of ape. Tin* wisest policy would bo first to r<'L’lster those women who nro wllllnc lo undertake till-* kind of work. Iinvltix 111.'in Imtlrnte tlo-lr previous trnlnlni; nnd experience, kind of farm work they desire to take up, and length of time they cun devote to it. Two Weeks' Training. Ilcfore golnj; on the farm, tho women should If possible undertake n course of training extended over iwo weeks or more under a skilled Instruc­ tor. Thin course might be given nt nn ft d <r(rl agricultural or n woman's college, agri­ Cr.flqtmfr<ririrttd fl ft ft cultural schools, or on a fnnn donated tiy some patriotic IndlvidunTns n prac­ tice fnnn. In some Instnnces the course tnlghf he under the auspices of the extension division of the agri­ cultural' college. Care should he taken Here is n house that can be that no Institutions nro.built up to built quickly and easily nnd In­ perform functlonn that might bo per­ expensively to house a flock of formed by Institutions already in 20 to 23 hen#. The accompany­ existence. ing plan shows how to build It. >Tills two weeks of training would II I# S feet'square and can be give opportunity to eliminate those made of 2 by 4-lnch pieces and j; not physically able to endure farm 12-lnclt boards. The 2 by 4 labor, and also those whose mental pieces are used for #111#, plate#, make-up Is such an to make them corner |#>M#. and three rafters. unavailable. It would also give them No studding I# required except sufficient skill so that they would he that necessary to frame the door scccptnblo to tho fanners. Such ex­ and window space. The boards perience In obtaining woman Inborer* are run up and down and give nn has been had Indicates that tho the* house sufficient strength. IIs h u I # l> TRY A HERALD W ANT MODEL HOUSE FOR . SMALL HEN FLOCK farmer usually In not willing to take woman farm workers Into hlB home, and therefore the women will have to be organised in units nnd provide for their own living quarters. This fact restricts the types of farm enterprises in which tlM women will be able to engago to n c h aa are very Intensive In character, and highly -localised. The types of farm enterprises of this kind would bo such crops as apples, peaches, grapes, onions, cabbage, pota­ toes, strawberries, etc. The training should be such that when the women went to the farmer* they would havo They are used alio for the roof, which Is covered with roofing puper. Tho bnck snd sides of tho house also can bo covered with rooflqg psper or tho cracks can bo covered with wood bet* tens or strips 1Vb to 3 Inches wide. • • In front of the bouse there should bo left a window or opening which can be closed, when desired, by s muslin screen or curtoln which serves as s protection against bad .weather but allows ventilation, tn tbs side a door should be provided. A 'shed or single* slope roof Is best because easiest to build.. A height of 0 feet In front nnd 4 feet In the rear Is ample. If desired the house may be built higher so thst it \ Is more convenient to work In; J She Increase In cost will be •tight The 'ventilator in' the rear Is not needed In the north* era part of the country, but Is desirable in the South where, summers ore very warm. The complete bill of materials needed to build this house U J '• listed piece bF piece In Fen*- j ' ere* Bulletin 880, "Bsck*Yerd ] I Poultry Keeping," of the United Stn tea deportment of egriculture. The bulletin ai*o tells ■* nt least sofllcient skill to be acceptable to the farmer. Ascertain if Needed. Before training tho vbtuntecra some method ehould be devised for ascer­ taining whether there Is a demand for the woman workers' In tho k|nd of work they are preparing to undertake. This Information could be obtained from the state agricultural college and the state farm help specially em­ ployed by thia department. I Great cars should be exercised not to pre­ pare women to go on. farms before there Is an actual demand for their labor, . i. After completing the* training, the women should hot be' sent. Into th# localities where they are to wort until some one baa preceded them to make arrangements for their hojasli g trad ' bow. to build dip p in g! boards, to determine the basts of fa g a, etc ’ nests, nnd the other In most Instances tha tiring q larters needed In a poultry , at of a camping on tflt, aa bqose "and mAkes suggestions as they tnlghf ob :atn In • nbont the location, of tbs bows the community would b# tha le lit de­ sirable of those In the com; iunity. Generally It would be desirable o have BW«» Uvth#.gx»uj> wbo w« old do imt farm work, but would act i a | laaljAayynin and juatXUO Slid WOUld airiK tle phiLSf. o* their rP. B. We haven't any Idea when ***** «rty Ihla Biorelng.'llao1» xrery high year feeding test conducted by potdAiding the Leber Supply. dm covered with grasq end rock. It we. will leave but It wpa't be long. trymen of the United fltatea depart* j W01 write you again Sunday. The dfpartpeote of. agriculture, qpd meat of agriculture. .wu certainly a pretty sight. THE U N I V E R S A L C A R . , The Ford Model T One Ton Truckflis really the necessity of farmer, manufafcturcr, contractor and merchant. It has all the strong features of the Ford car made bigger and stronger. It has the powerful worm dirive, extra large emer­ gency brakes acting on both rear wheels and controlled by hand lever, 124 inch wheelbase yet turns in a 46 foot circle, and has been most thoroghly tested. We know it is absolutely dependable.1 We advise giving your order without delay that you may be supplied as soon as pos­ sible. The demand is large and orders are filled in rotation. Leave your 6rdn. today. ' EDWARD HIGGINf "■ Salesman E. = H 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, 1918 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, June 18, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 18, 1918. 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 18, 1918; <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/50df883319ab38f6810c3acf437cf87a.pdf 06f9a32a13f09722204b6f6807203b8a PDF Text Text “ iT” WEEKLY . ' ON TUESDAY^ \'71 / 1i * Y-J AND FRIDAYS u IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1918 Board o f Trad© W ill Combat It . l the fate of business men “rroers hanging In the.baUncc hi, question . of the raiae in rates and prepayment of on lettuco and many other •r, of most vital Interest to th* > of th(> section there waa but ,H crowd of the faithful out to cgular meeting of the Sanford j of Trade Tuesday night, your Board of Trade can be of assistance in having this rate *d and while the majority of ttople sit idly by the railroads trying to pass this proposition je government and obtain a that will threaten the business )[, state. Fortunately there a f,w members present,at the |ng Tuesday night, and they up this moat important matter a, usual Sanford will do its for the farmer and the business of this and other sections. e proposed freight rate int, do not come nor are they D,rd merely to make a blanket ,*c of 26 per cent, but the inted change in classifications, cularly that of the southern ory would directly boost our [Us class rates and leave us with ens in the form of increases ng from 26 to over 200 per cent, modities, such as canned goods, More Than a Million Weat Point, N. Y., June 12.— Mom than a million American fight­ ing men will be in service in France in the near futuref, declared Secre­ tary Baker in'an address today to 187 graduatea of the United States Military Academy. . Supplementing his recent an­ nouncement in Washington that United States^ troops, "exceeding 700,000 in number" have dis­ embarked' on French soil tho secre­ tary told the cadets, "it is not un­ fair to speculate that we will shortly pass the million- mark." General Peyton C. March, chief of staff said that neither the menace of raiding German submarines off the Atlantic coast, nor the territorial gains of the enemy on the western front wlll-affoct-Americana-p*lloy-of sending men to France ns fast as ships can carry them. Today’s graduation was that of the clars of 1919, whose members were awarded their diplomas a year ahead of time because of the urgent demand for trained officers. Secretary Baker, who awarded the diplomas told the graduates they were destined to have a part in lead­ ing the armies of the nation to a vic­ torious peace. "After that," he said, "as officers of the regular army you will prepare, not for war, but be ready, for another war if anyone wants to make it." • Mr. Baker declared that the United States became a belligerent because "Germany tried to crush individual human happiness and lib* erty, which we call the theory, of democracy." Monday, Jnne 24th Will Be Tfoe FrcncU^Jurl Them Back Across R iver The Start Teams captains to solicit buyers and pledges for War Savings Stamps throughout tho War Savings Stamp week beginning June 24th and end­ ing with National War Savings Day, June 28th, havt been named by Schcllo Maines, county chairman, and Mrs.,E. M. Galloway, chairman and director of W’omen’a Work. The teams, together with the exec­ utive "Put it oA Committee" met In the commissioners rooms at the Court House last Monday night and discussed ways and means of the campaign. • 1. . The campaign is to begin Monday, June 24th, and is to last’ for five days, ending with the Exercises to be staged ip the Park Friday, June 28th, when speakers and music will heard and workfrs will pass in the crowds and give each one there an opportunity to buy or pledge German forces which auccccded In crossing the Mata river to the west of the Oise on the battle front south of Noyon held their positions-there for a brief period. *' French troops, counter { attacking the enemy have hurled the foe to the north bank of the river and checked his advance toward Compcigne. BOOKS FOR THE BOYS Soldiers and Sailors Are Enjoying Oor Gift In a recent report Miaa Long of the Jacksonville Library tells of tho work already accomplished by the American . Library Association (ln providing libraries fo r-th e soldiers The news from the scene of -the and sailors. tremendous struggle, as told in of­ •Everyone in Sanford who has a ficial statements shows that on the boy in service will be interested,- and flejd west of the Oise th e‘ Germans all who gave books will be Implred have come to a halt, for the present to give again, aa often as called at least. I upon. . • • . The enemy has not renewed his "Everything that has been said In attacks on .the line from Courcellea praise of tho value,* the eomfojt and to—Antheuil,—where-on- Tuesday a the charm of books may be safely brilliant counter attack of the multiplied to represent their import­ French swept the invaders back and ance to soldiers. It ia wonderful’ the re-established the French lines on amount of work the American Li­ the plateau overlooking the center brary Association has accomplished of the German position. This posi- tion under the direct French artillery. fire of the . Farther east the Germans simi­ larly lyive not continued their ad­ vance toward the Arondo river. The crossing of the Mats river by the Germans Tuesday night consti­ tuted a very serious threat to Compiegne. It also "tended to weaken the French positions on the east side of the Oise river. The French suc­ cess in driving the enemy back across the Mats therefore Is cheering news for the allies. The- French are now strongly posted op the south bank .of the Matz. \ five o'clock in th e. afternoon of June 28th, so as to give everybody a nuc where ‘ Ed. Lane and Conner chance to attend Che meeting and Williamson have at one place in tho • hear the npeakers. old Speer grove property twentytwo acres of cotton that will hold it* The teams are headed by a man own against that of any cotton rtate and a Woman this time because of in the south. Wo have not aeon ail the fact, flint Mr. Maines realized the cotton In this county but thla early* ip^r.the game that women’s patch is above p a f and la uniform, work in u drive of this kind and in liaing early and safe from -cut worm*, any war work was not to be over­ and .disease th at/’ attacks cotton looked and with that realization From a Sanford Bdy In New York East of the Oise the,. French^have planted, near vegetable fields. It i* called in Mrs. Galloway, the hnJa of Who la Doing Ills.Loyal "B it” withdrawn their .lines south of Oyrsonly one o f many flno fields of cot­ the women's forces in Seminole, who ."Y ou r postal card has just come camp and .Carlepont fpreate, but are ton Irf.thiacounty and demonstrate* very readily agreed to join froces protecting the Laiguc forest along a and 1 shall answer that first. that we are getting back tb old lino w'itp the county chairman and in line which is very strong. This 1 did not know what you meant at. forming and (bat getting b^ck meant! that-.way throw the-vJork of the two epange in the line was expected first, for all New York regarded the a more stable basis and more real organization* men and womgp to-, since the Germans occupied IlibeU-boat situation- as commonplace get heir.. VI^ money for the farmers. The com jr, '' court tin the west bank of the Oise. and m crop in this county is a r e fla tio n have not hearfi any discusMon of t|ie ”• *fhe teapisv cjfptainvand territories T|)p attack on the front southwest to the visitors aa they come from tho and district.chairmen are- hery givoW df/Boissons is making ground,-.; but matter, even. " _t cast and west travelling.through at Sanford- Teams, Territories^ and the-progress is apparently -top slow thla timet Farmer* frohi^ the corn - O '- . •- ■. j* . The light, has of course been de­ ‘ Captains U.O. 'for the Gcrjnan»vto. realize the plan belt* of tha middle state* aro simply creased. There is-no danger, we fetd, , No.-I. AlUmorth of First street, to cut in behind-iCompdgqe forest nmnzc'd *t the corn that is rnUctl and libraries Pensacola, library • between Hanford 'and French— Mr. and outflank the French position* here and Seminole , yi111 harveat u farther north.. .In the fighting so far 5,000 books. bumper crop. This,story of atapltfp it while we had- to smile— theso. C. L. Britt, Mrs. Jt. J. Holly. M ia m i, t w o a v ia t io n crops can be spun for. tho entlrb* things seem so much worseat adis­ No. 2. All between. Sanford and the German!^have made less than a books. at*te, however, as corn if planted^ Magnolia, south of First North ol mile along a front, about three miles tance. ' . intion stations Arcadia, everywhere and supplemented by You know New York is so vast Tenth — W. M. Haynes, Mr*. J. M in extent from so'uth of Amlileny to 2,500 books St. I’iprrr-Aigle. castor besns the government can that events within‘it that horrify or At Camp Johnston: well look to Florida to help in win­ The Germans realize, evidently, startle the continent are actually Total books in camp, 10,270. the danger to them in the Ghatcauning the war. f _____ _____to ’ many . o f it* people. unknown Deposits and branches, 11. . The growers around Sanford have Thierry sector nesr tho Mafne, ofitl The city ia defended by Mihdre.d* or Remount station. done remarkably well this season hzvo made a violent attack against thousands of aea and air craft. I Observation camp. with spring crops. The green celery the line held by the American troops doubt if any one would leave it even Editorial camp brought amaxlng prices and pullad north west of that city The Amer­ in case of an attack— New York la Enlisted Men’* club., many of the grower* out of .a bad icana have held their ground and not that kind of place!.*' J, *• Y ..M . C. A. No. 1.. hole made by the congealed market* have repulsed the enemy with heavy This city on the human •aide''is Base hospital . . fit tho winter. The.^pepper* and to­ losses. proving itself so much finer and Post exchange reading room mato** tad «ggpU nU »nd" cabbage __In the Flanders aiicnt- tha -British greater than .1 thought It ever could Convalescent building No 1 and cucumber*;,and. bean* havo.au and French have been active. The be. Like Paris, and then London, It Nurses’ quarter*. • *• done their part thlwaprini ahd have former have Improved their positions will rise to the heights—1 "the third Officer*’ quart*ri. / brought goqd return*. near ,Merria, on the western angle of among the aons of light." Officer*’ ward. 1 have atudied it ao long—Ita xteniion five more For future many races, it* aecta, its frivolitlfs men jdettjy^ffned to atlck together* branches are planned. and absurdities and worse—Its filth, Tho circulation for April waa 6,163 grow a crop of a alze that can be it* lack of communism and civic .congestion at Average attendance for -April waa marketed during pride, ita selfishness. It seemed to The White House, Washington, D. C frejght In the n o rth ;'ro w in g only me, the most indifferent, selfish, un­ first claaa'atuff; a guaranteed pack And when I tell you there y u <0 clean, 111 mannered among all world and brand ahd marketing and selling: cities. I was wrong; I left out of organization there should, be a fight­ books issued, you w ill. realize the ing chance for the grower of winter great good that l» being accomplish­ vegetables, despite thp fact that war ed at Camp Johnaton." la on jind labor ia acarce and the out­ And the 60 per cent remaining look'this spring was none too rose­ were book* that the boya enjoyed at ate. -~ . home when tired and needing rest Sunday at Congregational Chnrcfs sble freight, re-ice car* continue to and amusement—atoric* by Connor, In the morning the pastorwill dc-. raove once in awhile out of Sanford Doyle,- Cullum, Ian Hay and even on local freight, trains aa .was the liver the flfat of a aerie* of aertnoo* Oppenhelm and McCutcheon. It la on Christ ahd thp etemari ’^f Sa­ fu*. a few mornings ago with aome__ the above-proclamation and pursuant to the direction Pursuant to ‘ Mng like eighteen car*.. maria, the theme toeing "Turning *„.« _______ of State Director Griggs, a drive will bo .put oni In in Seminole county be­ be• •m ___ > _ I I . . ‘ mJ sL D J J a n 1, 1mm OOllj ginning*- Morufay morning, June 24th, and ending with Friday. JUno 28th * A patriotic musical srvlce under >. C Committees have.been appointed and wil National War Saving! Day- - ...... *“ “ “ *".............. tho direction of Mr*. Julius Takach intensivecan Vox* of tho county during the week. mike in l••»*• The white men railed in the latest will 'be held In the evening with ____ the citizens of SanfordI will be asked to assemble in the On Friday draft have been ordered to leave special numbers b y the choir and or­ Preaching at Upaala Park; those t---- --of-the —# other town* in the county to assemble In-achool house* Sanford for Camp Jackson at.C ogan selections. * The. Tho "Marseillaise” "M »r»eniaUe” where speakers will explain the needs of the There will be preaching at the Up­ or popular meeting’ place*, •utnbia, iv c., on June 27th. Col­ will be sung, and MpT Takaeh will government and the* !idea ---- of war .. savings - *snd where . . A. r .k e. r .* will pasf aala church Sunday afternoon at 3 play the national anthetna of the ored men will leave on the 21st for among the.crowd* and give each ono there a chance to Ifther buy stamps o’clock by Dr. Brower of Sanford. allies. . .. •* or offer hla pledge to buy throughout the year. • . . Let each citizen ot Seminole prepare himaelf for the coming of the committee* and let ttacjj one.UInWof what ho can buy or pledge and then double it. Seminole moat sell her quota of War Savings Stamps and to do this eaeh citizen must do hla part. * . .. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Babbitt, ac­ Let’s get together and do It. , * ' companied’ by Mr. and Mre. W. S . SC H E LLE M AINES Thornton left today to apend sever* Cbunty.Chairman, War Savings Committee: . weeks at Coronado Beach. End of the World— Return of Christ Do we desire these events now? This will be the subject of the s«rmon » t the Presbyterian church 8unday night at 8 o’ clock. _ . . . . . _ __1 Sunday school at. 9:45 #a. m. an' preaching service at 11. . Attention la tilled to the fact that the Sunday evening service *b*tfna at tb* accuitomcd hour ‘ciL'.aeventhlrty, aa does the We'dmjaday even­ ing meeting... *£he Christian Endeavor meeting six-thirty w ill preaont some fea­ ture* of unusual interest. . �scjbc aeag. J g g L jg > »i j g g c . j a w regc younui g jo u a u * V 1 A A A - eftnrtnni . «Or au» V W ' V V V 1 nrti, r. looAfww OTnnnrwi THE BEAST OF BERLIN See the blood thirsty mad dog of Europe, The Man whose heart Satan would give the entire, kingdom of Hell for. A Man whose nasty, slimy brain caused the wholesale murder of entire nations. The Man wlio made immorality, crime,- murder, license, and rape the commandments of the hordes of Huh baby killers. The Man who was refused a passport to Hell. The Man that vermin and filth germs will refuse to eat|when he is dead. A mongrel among the hell hounds. A. Man that Uncle Sammy will make hard to catch in a little while. : : - •—:— — -4— ——— :— —---- r---- r MATINEE PRICES Children - 27c . Adults - SOc War Tax - 5c Way Tax - - 3c Total • 55c Total - 30c EVENING PRICES All S e a t s ........................... War Tax - . - - - - Total - - . - y - e • . - 50c 5c 55c Reserve Seats on Sale Wednesday at Bower & Roumillat Drug Company X XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX X X X X X X X XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX hintvfd nil. Tim atU'inlant look* pityingly at him, considering him a hopeless case and Richard makes a ; face at him. llo w Richard finally manages to Picture Shows Unusual Scenes' pjcxpo* t))(»• control of tilt* asylum ntSome of the unusual scenes in the ^I'mlalit mid the reason for his lining Metro pjeture, "The Brass Cheek." ;in that . viri nit>‘ is revc-idcd on the •, co-starring I-Vutuis X Itushmnn and : screen. Iteverly Bavin-. which will he shown at the Star Theatre Tonight ■’Tues­ Shows l ounl) rnir day. take place in a lunatic suylum. " I ll in* J(aftn* Scenes—Star Wednesday For this picturiration of George , % A. gcnulna ohl-fnshioned county Allan England's All-Story Weekly story, n most, complete lunatic- nsy- fair and political rally is shown in • lum was built at the Metro studio. "Blue Jeans," the Metro special .production do luxe, starring winsome 'Viola Dana, wlut-h will bn seen at niottl extraordinary experiences rat the Star Theatre on Wednesday. the asylum. He hnppcns lit be near Tin- members cf the. -"village the institution at the time lhar all hand" with their^ antiquated instru­ inmate of another asylum has es­ ments . are led by. Miss ’ Dana as caped and is seizetl by the guards as June, dressed to .represent a drum the escaped man. Richard gives When Clif­ tight, hut is overcome by numbers major, baton in-hand. arul dragged protesting into the ford UrurC, as,Ili-n Roone, the polit­ asylum. There he is locked in a ical rival of Perry Uancbm (Robert padded cell. Across the way, from Walker) begins his speech, the little another padded cell glnres an Inmate drpm mifjor gives the signal for a who thinks that hb is the kaiser nnd "blare of music," to drown his.word 1 has dressed himself'up grotesquely nnd g ivc her favorite a better chance; The exhibit hall of un old fashion­ to nhl Ids illusions.. -lie hails Rich­ ard ws "Uncle-Sam" with his beard ed' co'un t y fair is shown, fit fed wi th XXX ^uvuv ^ nrtnA* x x y iiu m is m Follow the Crowd T O N IG H T — ' u an Grand: 1 e, the Sw e e t C i 1 Eu-op? “ When T.'iic L ote Jlatvns” WEDNESDAY . - “ Rip Van Winkle” A Play that Every Child Should See THURSDAY—Gladys Leslie in “ Little Miss No Acconnt* • FRID AY " WILLIAM S. HART ------ I N --------' 1 .tf ', "Hellhound of Alaska” A New Picture in Five Reels, Never Been ShoWn inXity Before Coming-"Berlin via America booths, platforms for thA^rivnl/caiididate.o^ handstand and rider booth; and dirorittcd with American (lags, ears of corn unci other farm prod­ ucts. With farmer*, village belle*,' und awkward country bumpkin*. the scene is n mest picturesque one, and rnntrihutett largely to the c|uaint • t of the m th 'Ii version of Josepli Arthur'* famous ’ ‘thriller.’ ’ T h e Precious, Parcel By WALTER JOSEPH DELANEY mured the young lady. let us gntlier'tipl" pFChountTviT tEefel­ “And he will call when the eleven low satirically. . o'clock train come* In to roc you home “ Oh. about two hundred thousand safely, he told 1110.” dollars. There’s 'a key. Open that ^felllo Muttered mid flushed. She drawer over yonder and-be satisfied •Jtmre than liked Clinton Vnllc. It Won with wlint yrfti find." VP-ilt range circumstance, Iter present The lender look one look at the parkcnrlronmeht. On-gory Valle, after op- nge the secret service mun lintl left erntlpg Ills obi established bank on a with Nellie. . . humdrum busts for a quarter of a cen­ "Follows, here's n roynl fortune!* tury. had decided to put In plate glass be shouted deliriously to Ills ronfrem and marble counters nnd electric lights. "Little girl, you'ro n Jewel," and disap­ Of course an up-to-date stenognipher peared with his followers nnd the.“foe and typist must follow. Nellie Lane Itir/e." In question. And Nclllo with a shad been hires! from the Mty nnd u placid ejmllo, resumed her work. Sh» jjewcl of Industry site proved. At the wondpfed how soon thu looters would 'very first Cllnfou- Valle-hact-fnllon'tif discover that the money In the parklovft with her. Now' Clltiloti feared age was counterfeit. Just found with 1 land Nellie suspected that the precise, gong the secret service men >im| bro­ and cold-blooded father would replace ken lip. f, liter with a successor to brink up tfielr Nellie called up the,pollee nnd tc!d budding love romance. • h<-r* story. She lin'd sffvcd Ihe brink 1 Not that Mr. Valle did not value Nel­ heavy loss, that mbs sure, and (Jrigr-rj lie at her truo worth, hut she was i*oor, VaiR- forgdvc her for being poor, which and his son could lake Ids pick among 1 fr.c:- his bright-minded son took nilvaaa choice bevy of heiresses, und money tnire of by asking Nellie to become kb wns the god of the old haukcr. wife. ’ The Jnnltor pulled down the shade* and left the hank. IIo wns to return In four hours. Nellie got out n great pile of papers nnd began to work. She was fully engrossed In her task, nn Lucky Escape for Two aermsni Wh« hour Inter, when she started, paled and Visited Homo of-Rod skin In stared with n thrill nf three men. Oklahoma. . “ Don't screnm- or stir, ob get hys­ terics, little one." spoke their lender . Salem. O.—It was well for Ufa Ore smoothly. “ We're here to do 11 Job mam who visited the tuyne of nn In nnd all you'vo got to do is to keep, dl-in In OkJnhomn thnt/Uu.* redskin* qnJet. She's your special care, Jim," did not know that the United State* nnd tranquilly one of his pals ntoucliod- wns at war with Germany. Dr. Wal­ Into a sent opposite Nellie, revolver In ter-F. Rlttmnn linn Just returned fmo hnnd. nn Inspection eff oil properties near "Wo hove three safe hours," resumed Tiilsn nnd happened Into nn Isolated the lender. “ Get out the tools. Of Indian hoiiie. m course thostufT Is In the vnult. Rig up "The Indian could speak Englhb. the oxyncetylcno torch and we’ll burn D ictor Rlttmnn said, "nnd the conver­ out the locks." # sation tumor! to the war, of which onr Nellie wns helpless to defy or hoffio host had not heard, ne seemed In­ the cracksmen, but she thought hard. terested, and after meditation remarkShe knew that aside from the regular .funds, tho bank carried all tho cash " T o o bnd I didn't know It yester­ tax collections of the district, amount* day. Two Germans In my bouse then Ing to half a million dollars. Could have killed 'sm Just as gaid "What's pleasing! you!" projected n o t '" -the main burglar, as Nelllo tpdulged In a glcesomo chirp of a laugh. Best-Known Hunting Doge. **I was thinking you'll waste your Two distinct breeds of hunting dogs time," replied Nelllo coolly. "There are two more doors to get through and In ancient times were the .grejhotuw a double safe'tchrlo—" . . • and the bloodhound, and their ortp* Is lost In tho misty ages of Ihe l°°* “Crackr grinned the burglar. " “ Yes," nodded Nellie. “ Besides, you ago. Tablets unearthed at NlneTts will spoil the beautiful locks and you show by pictures that both dog* look wicked enough to carry off a lot common In that ancient day. of stuff belonging to clients and all bloodhound was first selected 00 that. There’s money enough lying count of hla good nose In sceotiai loose outside here td satisfy any rea­ the- trail of game. He Is a P*n<|ul0?* eared, or drop-eared dog. ,hi. sonable robber." • “ You're on original one I" chuckled became the llmmer of olden day* the admiring.cracksman. " I suppose Is, the bloodhound led In ! « • ' . line to track the quarry to ttsU£ or harbor. He waa used only to the game and was never off-ths while, the grayhpund’a mission wM r*p* at the n m e and Pin R w x �* *ac- -V “ «. . y • ^ - ' - . •*r* UB • THK SANFORD HERALD PAG * tW O Hi ' -*v .. ;s*t. JUNE i f |)||i - *• . Xu Memory of Out Epys.. .... ..... OUR LA W MAKERS and MnrJfKd.' Caraerohf Mr,* »n d Mre. Cox *? Adefe Bines . .1. Mrs. D A R. Brision and young ~~ Miss Jinklh* Roller of Senators and Representspeople, Mr. and Mr*. W. J: Mc­ pqnci ^ dolo—Keep the .Home Fire* Burning Bride, Mr. and Mrs. Fields, Dr! and -ip -,; tires for Next Session Mrs. Betts •«. Mrs. Robson and Mr* and Mta. J. The members of th*. Florida « n rtte, for the session of 1019, accord- Song-1America..................... C. Ellsworth. - ; Audlcnco : s Ilrr. to official returns an follows®, Mr. and Mrs. F. N., Eittidpc have ding including the newly elected officers t;-• £’“ * purchased the G. F, Aiinl 5 ncro TO SERVE *7. M. C. A. ABROAD i T i U . and the hold-overs: form, lJtj miles out on West First District 1, W. A. McLeod, Milstreet nnd are very plcsssntly lo­ Washington Business Man Soon to cated. Our lots will be the gain of ton; district 2, John P.. Stokes, Pen­ Sail for Franco to Engage In others, as these pleasant people have sacola; district 3, John L. Moore, War Work made many friends out here on the DeFunlak Springs; district 4, W. J. 'l l Clnrcnco A. Aspinwall, prominent Singletary, Grand Ridge; district 5, Enst Side. \ i t II. .L. Oliver, Apalachicola; district Washington business man will leave * * • ‘ M'h.%' , ' rf ikf t u y ^ f o il A son was born to Mr. nnd Mrs. 0, S. W. Anderson, Greensborough; this city shortly to sail for France to | Bledsoe of Beardnl) avenue May 26. district 7, Oscar E. Eaton, Laka- engage in war work for tho Y. M. *■ - * lnnd; district 8, D. M. Lowry, Tails C. A. Mr. Aspinwall lia the first hatsee; district 9, John E. King, In­ Washington man to go abroad in the GENETA verness; district 10, J.% W. Mc­ Y . M. C. A. service. B. P. Mills visited friends in Ge­ Kinnon, Madison; district 11, Doyle Already hundreds of prominent J* . ' neva last week. E. Carlton, Tampa; district 12, W. Americans, bankers, merchants, prea-'LlV fi ( ju t - D o o r s th is SUDlf Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Phillips were T . (Ash, Perry; district 13, Dr. .W. Idcnta of college*, • other educator*, u costs little and the benefit* are m. the guests of their daughter, Miss 1. llughelett, Cocos; district 14,' M. writers and professional men have) •-. if you use * Clara Phillips of Sanford last Wed­ L. Plymptoh, Lake City; district 16, volunteered for the overseas service1 . ' nesday. A. D. Andrews, Raiford; district 1G, of the ssaociation. I A E L O L L | X **»J lo IThit) ,, . . „ , . , . *j . i VENTILATING PORCH SlIAnw James E. Calkins, Fernandtna; dis­ OUST * » O N t OAV T M I . ----, ------ . ----Mrs. Aubrey Moran and daugh­ • Mr. Akptnwall is the vice president { -* ftO P L b W IL L «fcACH O U T A N B CftUiH THE B fA S j.O P ters, Misses Helen and Pauline are trict 17, J. B. Johnson, Live Oak; and manager of the Security Storage S A N F O R D F U R N I T I I R P m l . (S C tN t PROM THC K A «S e », TUB BEAST OT d e «L fN ) visfting - Mrtil W. H. Hand in San­ district 18, R. Turner Butlqr, Jock Company, which has granted him a r * .*| . AT TH E STAR TH EATRE MONDAY, JUNE 17th ■onvillc; ' district 19, Georgo. W. ford this week. lenve of absence fot- four months.'' Crawford, Conway; district'20, W. Ho is also president of the Security' Gordon Flynt left for points in J. Crosby, Cltra; district 2l't J. W. Storage and Safe Deposit Company, Georgia last Wednesday. Turner, Cedar Keys; district 22, T. Mrs. George Cetera entertained a T. Turnbull, Monticello; district 23,; of' Norfolk, Va., which he oragnlied. .'•rrit-;. ~rL~ "*~. _ number of friends informally nt Pro­ W. M. Igou, Eustis; district 24, He is a member of the Metropolitan, gressive Rook last Thursday even­ W. II. Malone, Key West; district Chevy Chase, Commercial, Biding F o r a ll k in d s of. ing, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Pat­ 25, C. C. Mathis, Vernon; district' nnd Hunt and Rotary Clubs, the A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ terson who are leaving Geneva soon. 26, W: 'A. Russell, Paintka; district Society of Mayflower Descendants RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ and the Son* of the Revolution.-’ Three tables'wore filled, Mr. Patter­ 27, ' A. M. Wilson, Miakka; district He is chairman of the household son making the highest score at the 28, Lincoln llulley, DeLand; dis­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD close of the game. Mrs, Fetters trict 29, W. E. Baker,’ Lake Geneva; goods subdivision of the American served delicious rcW<t5TWmyits. Good­ district 30, John Bradshaw, Jasper; Warehousemen's Association, secre­ ELDER SPRINGS ( pearnnce of the new mlnifter. byes were said at iglaWHiour nnd nil district 31, W. A. Williams, St. Au- tary of the executive committee of A number of friends and relatives | Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. J. Pope and cbil- joined in t liankjnt/vRrt^tPstesa for a gustino; district 32, D. G. Roland, the District of Columbia Red Cross grcatly enjoyed a picnic nt Thomas dren are in Georgia with old home very enjoyable time: finance committee, a member of the Newberry. • Kurd In honor of J. M. Lord’s friends for a visit. C**T • V *_ advisory, committee of the District Mrs. J. V. Wicks also entertained seventy-ninth birthday. Mr. Lord The house of ' representatives for of Columbia fuel administration and Mrs. L. J. Gilbert, who has been is in the best of health nnd/an work a -guest nt the A. If. Cameron bond! in honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Patterson the session of 1919 is composed of a director* and chairman of the n lot of these youngsters down yet. for some Him* left last week to join Inst Monday evening with n de­ the follqwing m e m b e r s : —~- fin anrr com mit terrof t hrWaKhingtOTT t,>PF°sile !?tar Theatre Rev. G. C. Herndon tilled hi* reg- Mr. (jilLait—in—WaehitsgeAtr;—Ik.—(tt light ftd Rank.'uartv. -Mrs. Wicks is Alachua, E. It. B. Kite anil Eli Y. M.’ C. A, — Washington Star. a charming hostess, - and those in­ ~UInr* apT>6TntTnFnTJh,ere Inn .Sunday. V. O . Cox .Mfi: EorfditJ, Futch, Gainesville; Baker, C. F. 1. E. Estridro h-.s gnne to Mar* Mr. Aspinwall is a nephew of M. Mrs. J. O. Andes was the guest of shallville, t)n., where he will remain vited felt well repaid for braving the Barber, McClenny; Bradford, R. A. C. Aspinwall of Sanford. He is now elements ’ that evening. Mrs. J. H. Wynn Sunday. Greene and A. 8. Crews, Starke; for some tiiv< on bionic.-s. jn France. All Geneva was saddened Inst Brevard, P. J. Parrish, Titusville; Mrs. J. M. Lord Bpent a pleasant Pec'. Hasty b f i >■<v Wednesday Saturday by the news of the death Bay, J. E. Stokes, Panama City; day in Kissimmee Tuesday. for Fell River, .Ma s., ;<» spend an of Mrs. Set-gar. Funeral services Broward, W. II. Marshall, Fort Mrs. Horace Sanderson was a indefinite lime with Mr. and Mrs. were held at the Baptist clrurch. of Lauderdale: Calhoun, T. C. Hay, caller in this vicinity Wcdnvdny Peterson who resided on Richmond which she was a member, on Sunday Illountstown; Citrus, L. 11. Marlowe, JACKSONVILLE ,F1A | afternoon. avenue some year* ago. morning. Mrs. Su-gar wan a woman Holder; Clay, L. E, Wade, Green T h e y S a v e ’Wheat." Mins (iladyn Gregory of • \\l nii-r Christian Met 'Icltund is over from of fine Christian nusilities, living the OLDEST Cove Springs; Columbia, W. J. Roe­ ’W hen, y o u eat l b Li to e s yueat of wan tb Garden b week end Geneva vi* Iting nt Go M« riellnnd religion she professed in her every­ ESTABL/Sm \ buck and W. W. Philips, Lake City; ' d o n 't Mm. C C. Hu mphrey l,i-t HVI k. home. day life and was loved by nil who Dude, Jno. W. Watson, Miami; DeSEED tlOUSl • A!it hi it and It *.l|ih rn nil* art1 ovrr knew her. Mrs. W. T. Humphrey i In! x ink' The sympathy td the Soto, John B. Cochran, Nocatoc; eat I N FLORIDA her himft* built on to and pail tj'd. from New Smi rna Sill ntlintf bome* entire community goes out to the Duvnf, F, O. Miller and Hr W. SI*S /Jrti’LN - , „ — tU lime here at *t be lion e uf ! heir Meter, bereaved bu: band and mother. jR r e a d Waybrighl, Jacksonville; Escnmbin, •A Mr*. Prcv It. EAST SANFORD John M. Gates and Herbert ’P. Caro, 1Truly <>nr lose i« Heaven’s gain. £ Vf I'oa ci AnM If/l.ITVTIdK A t'leana nt |>it mi* l*« n T aero will lie Sunday sriuMil .1t K* Mr. and Mrn. Brown «»f Orlando Pensacola. Franklin. E. It; L. Moor. wan illo’click and prcaebiny at 1t. at joyVd ut I.like llur try. Tin se in- and Mr. and Mrs’ David Speer of j Cnrrabelb1; Gadsden, S. H. Slromnt, Moore’s St a n ebon (t, So nduy. viicil were Mr. anil Mr !«. Jce Ciint-- - Sanford attended the funer;«I <>f Mik. Juniper, nnd A. L. Wilson, Quincy; Flagler, I. I. Moody, Buonel; llnmilJune 16tb. It will In* tin* tint ap- ertui and heir you people, Mr. . ton, Braxton Small aru! W. J. Hit.*, Ja.«|u*r; Hernando, M I,. Dawson, Brooks, ville; rriilsborotigh, George II. Wilder. Plant City, and A. C. »JL* Cf\ * ; llumbiin, Tampa; Holmes, C. R. < Mathis, H<mifuy: Jnekmm, Amos E. i,Lewis Mariannn, and I*. Me­ l t Tea ry, (fureevilie; Ji tle^on, D. II. •’ * i ■ , I Mays, Jr.. Mnnlieelln; 'and Itnbim! J Carroll, laumutt; l.a fa ji’ u, J Albert llieure, Mayo: Luke. I I) Edge, (irovr-luhd, and T tt i*ul^|i, —- \r .Leesburg; Lev, Krum is \\. Perry,__y *>»--! |Fort Myers; Leon, John A. .Scruggs i a *ti 11 ««■ « • fit Oil -—! Chnlrcs, nnd A. H. Williams, Talla­ h s i * / . * * * hassee; Levy, W. J*. Epperson, Ilron> : 2 i .j '^ l f * * |aoti; Liberty, C. M *. Earnest, Hwi r feinj; Madison, T. ( ’ .* Mertlumt a’u! ; r* ‘ . N. eW. Camjdiell, l«<(ontit f ’Mjgnati-r*. |*H. y . ’ tiTarler, B'rr.denuiwn; Mari-ui. c_I ■ A '- - v 1' !. : - IV -m iC| - . *1*1 m u— . m • n ...» i \V._J FplIf. Itonieb and Norman A f, vt^ts i —U'H > _. *V -*s ' V ’ .* 4*i-ehmim •« j«IP—-/ * *^ yr.y, / * // -------V * Rjitii-Wn 4>fHTPI jjteTjJ'I Fort, Lynn; MoHr-ie. Gvorge C ^ ^ ^ --■r^\ Iii Brooks and J K. Budte. Key West; *4 |Nassau, J. Hampton Jones and If. 'll. Flirrency. Callahan; Okeeebohee, 1W. I.. Cdnts, OkecrbolH'c OUy; (•:• Ian go, “W. L.-Dillmd Winter Gulden; E . fc\V. D I U K iS O N : . *Seth WoodrutT," rl ind l Oacooln, N. C. I Ilryan, Kissimmee; Oklaloom, J. A. 3 1 1 W . 1 st S T . ’ SANFORD, FLA. P l i O N K G7 ,V\Y ’ Hart, Baker; ‘ Poaco, K. P. Wilson, tjvt’ if. V (D ad o City; Polk, John M..Keen, A U T O T IR E S A N D T U B E S R E P A IR E D i ltartow, and. W. O. Williams, Port *# * • ; Meade; Putnam,^W- J. Tilghmtwt I' -------■ A u t t r T ir e s r T lib e F T m d ^ A liy lr n n ^ J o r tlio T l r W • ■j und~11;* 8. McKPIme, Pnlailu-.; TInidi as, S. D. Ilarils, St.’ Petersburg; • S T A R T I N G B A T T E R U 'S Palm IJcach, E. \v. Bunker, Lake . * . V Worth; Santa Rosa, J. J. Hardin, # J ty, and J. It. Jarman, Munson; A L I> R E P A 1 11 W 0 R K ’ G U A li A N T E E Seminole, F. L. Woodruff, Sanford: St. Johns, Frank M. Corbett, Moul­ trie, und W. M»-Degrove, Palm Val­ r jp » ley; St. l.ngje, Richard Whyte, Port Pierce; Sumpter, h . J. Wicker, ■ i imi Coleman: Suwannee, S. A. Ilinlcy, * v * r; * Llv'o Oak, and A. W. McLcran, •Y ou r c a r m u st g iv e g re a te r s e r v ic e th is y e a r th an e v e r b efo re. Wei born; Taylor, W. L. Weaver, It sp e e d s u p y o u r w o r k —in c r e a se s y o u r.w o rk in jr p o w e r. < Perry; Volusia, Murray Sams, New T h o h ig h e st c a r e c o n o m y lie s in U tm o st s e rv ic e . ' * Smyrna, and J. J. Tillis, DeLand; Wakulla, Herbert S. Moore, CrawT h e m o s t e c o n o m ic a l tires aro th o se w h ic h w ill g iv e y o u fordvillc; Walton, D. Stuart Gillis, g re a te st u se o f y o u r car. * DeFunlak Springs; Washington, L. N. McRae, Chlplcy. T h a t's ju strw h a t U n ited S ta te s T ir e s w ill d o fo r y o u . ft I N ■ m m m m M 1v S k Highest Prices Paid C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S J U N K . Fertilizer anil Feed Bags A SPECIALTY Sanford Junk and Has CompamJ IIT POTATOES FIGHT R U N SE E D © © n’t . U n f e d S t a t e s T s re s , are G ood T ir e s • Let Your Stock Sutler - - USE • Cow Ease to Keep GUI Flies ■ :k hi ’F- - Fei’nald HardwareCompany .1/7 [IS FREE AIR SERVICE lire* It • . xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixx!iii!iiiiiiix‘i;;i!iti!''xiiiiiiiiig| J Elder Springs Water Y o u c a n dep en d o n 'them f o r c o n tin u o u s s e rv ic e , a* * f —m o st m ile a g e a t lo w e s t m ile a g e c o s t E q u ip w ith U n ited S ta te s T ir e s . - 'Chain Tread m * * O u r n e a re st S o les an d S e r v ic e D e p o t d e a le r w ill b e g la d *t o a ssist y o u in Selectio n . 1 1 A complete stock of Ualted State* Tire* I* carried by the following Bales and Service Depot* Sanford Vulcanizing Co. Memorial Service Next Sunday evening at tho Bap­ tist Temple tho Senior B. Y. P. U. will have a Patriotic Program In memory of. our boy* who arc now in service for our country. All mem­ bers are urged to be present and visotra will be welcome. Services begin promptly at 7 o’clock p. m. Program; Song!....— — ... Star Spangled Banner Audience Scripture Reading, John 3:1-16, Prayer— Mr. Massey Welcome.....— .. .Miss Ruth Whittle Reading—---------- ........ T o Our Flag ^ Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily .- Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity of 99.98 Per Cent. T. 0. Charles D istrib u to r Miss Rosamond Radford Violin 8olo_........... .......... ............. ’ Miss Adele Rlnca • * PH ONE338 Xiriwi IKHIII II •cmf -. * �... H U n t J F Flying maneuvers most frequently used by allied aviators in their combats with including the “ O’B R IE N LO O P.” By LIEUTENANT PA T O’BRIEN enemy fliers, Jk- If • 2 ** An uvlntor llylnic n( tin* front will Dml It Important and necessary to ho perfectly fnmlllnr with nil theso innneuvero.' In fm-t. no thoroughly should he tie acquainted with them tlint ho must he nlilo to perform them nlinont automatically. The successful nml quirk maneuvering of his muchlne will not;'only Mivcmtnrlri-ninnjr-n-ttghtIilnrh. hut will Inrrcnne his chance* of nro going to make u turn, when In fact 11rlnKing down the enemy. In tho you hnuk your muchlno nnd loop aide- Itoynl Flying corps "stunting" Is ctrwlso Instead of "Hut surface on" n* cournged and the rhnp who Is aide to you do In executing the nrdltmry loop. fil-coinpllxh (ho most evolutions Iihh Ills Tho dlsudvnnluge In the O’llrlen loop rownnl In •not only the grout popu­ Is that It requires u very light liiachlnv larity ho achieves hut In tho numher with nn exceedingly strong nml sensi­ OfguIIrlilues rhiilked up to Ids credit. tive rudder, for the renson that In exe­ cuting the O'Hrlen loop your rudder answers the purpose of the elevator. All these maneuvers'with one excep* „ Ilunk your muchlne until nhrolutely vertlcul, with the nose of tho imichlnn slightly down. Motor vertically down In No. !t position; tho rudder Is tho elevator, tho elevator the rudder. Tho “Joy stick" Is neulnd. Tho motor Is then put ou full power nml before machine slurts to side slip put on nil oppo­ site) rudder from direction In which you nro turning, uml machine will go over lira ttldo loop. Tho advantage of this maneuver Is tit deeelvo enemy ns to direction. Tlds evolution Is only possible and practicable In one iunkl> of machine, a tiupwlih I'up. C . I* 1 \ YVw ^ (i W — ’ /{— - M * make Ills decisions Instantly. Tho |more quickly he Is able to maneuver ' Ills mneblne the greater his advunlngo over his adversary. I’resume, for In­ stance, that n IIuu was diving down on you from the rear. A pilot who Is ! quickly aide to make tho loop comes • out of tho loop above and beidml Ills adversary, uml In turn Is able to dive |dowu upon him usually before ho can ’ complete his dive nml perforin a couii* ■tUfVM* RIGHT •*.<noi up and V ATTACKS. Flying parallel with ground, turn nose of machine ijp.flnll start loop, ’JVlieti completely uilshle down at top of h>vp you muke u half roll liy miiulpuliitlng ruildcr uml stick, bringing you In upright position, iiiui tjnlug In opposite ill re* Hop limn you were going at the start of the loop. You cluiugu direction uml. gulp- iilUlude. A veTy essential' nmnruvw *in combat. _ * terfevolutlon which woufiT^ilnce yon at n disadvantage. The evolutions described In lids page are those most frequently used by nvlators piloting these "lighting sconl" machines. That Is. w|lh the exception „ f the ti’Hrlen loop. This loop bus-the " hdvnIItngo of throwing tho ndvepmrjf "ofT." In executing this loop Ids natu­ ral Inclination Is to' believe that' yAu LftUL «*nU L Vat I'nt O’Drlen, O’Hrlen, who was shot ■m and caplured by the Oennans « ,7lh '"f 1017, nml wlm the hth of _ September - Jumped ' wukIi the window, of ‘ n (lerinnn r mn train W|ilch was speeding him o lerninn prison camp and made his IT T ' 1,1 the'following nrtlclc 1 he evolutions which he used when ^ s ts l In air combat. if evolutions described nre those m #.r' c"*l°tut»rHy used when nn a,‘>r t'ylog n single neater, nnd In - „ " f 0 machine known as n |,tT»ut,"^nnil which Is capable IkkiV ' tt! ° r frotu 1,0 ,0 >00 mlloa an Those machines nre very light, t*nin.|llf f 1,111 wp'*hlng not over 7D0 18 r ^ ’ Bn'^ "***' * w,n* spread of nn to permit tho pilot to •hoot.stralglit.cqulvnlent-of Ihc-te..scout. machines nlirnd, of when bemmth nn enemy tun- with (lie two machine guns Kir*** chine to so operate the gnu ns to shoot aviator nn lidded advantage, straight upward, or It can he operated ll Is |m|nir(iint thnl^ an aviator he degrees. The quick of mind and of eye nnd nblo to from an angle of ® "c,l,t|os nre equipped with Flying pnrnllel with ground turn shlewlsc without losing speed by giving tlon have been originated by aviator* who might be classed ns*HnlMril avialors." The luimeliiinn (urn ^wns In­ vented by ir great (Ionium flyer of (but name who Is now' dead. This linnielman turn Is a decidedly lm|sirlant ma­ neuver, requiring'quick thought, quick action, nnd If successfully completed, giving you positive dominance over your adversary. V •ktwith Hsmn np CUn"’ * ° 1 _ . . . t.l. Aft. unlllll • I 111A* V i Ilf 000 * hool,n* I)ro1P*,,*«‘. *ho other mount* one of the wings and so placed R ead L ie u t. P a t O ' B rr iiee nn ' 'is R e m a r k a b le Hi* Escape While a Prisoner in Germany *»hich We H ave Secured for Our Next Serial Story of • Itnnk mneblne sharply until vcrftlcnl. Put on opposite rudder from dlreo thm In which fou qre turning to hold nose of machine up. Tim. rudder In this evolution becomes your.elevator mid your elevator the rudder. This maneuver Is used In making shnrp turns and figure 8>.' ;• OUTWITTING Lieut. O'Brien, a brave young.Iri but made his escape and in this great story he tells to Holland and thence to the United States. F wounded in an air battle with enemy fliers. He was. cap his own way his remarkable experiences in making hit narrative is without a parallel in the annals of the SERIAL! . V * * c * * # -J .r . - . - •- • * Flying along parallel with ground start climb with motor ofT. You go only n little ways In climb when ma­ chine- stalls. "Joy stick” la hack us fur ns It will go. Put on all rudder possible, muchlne begins to fall nose down, duo lo the fact that motor Is the heaviest part of tho machine. You fall In n: spin. To Increase speed of spln^ pojt motor on. To go out-of the spin' put control neutral. Direction of spin to right or left determined by rudder cgntroi V . . . . ; - i A 3 t - . * * j T :* ’ r . • v : ' * ‘ ' �. *•* r o t fi i . i L a i r . 'g g THE BANFOBD HSSALD i pa g e THESANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Borinas* Manager ♦• Fabfchs4 Kvwjr Tsssdsjr »>4 frkUj THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY times and the times that arc trying ly on thn Marne is-(t self evident man’s soul*, and wc hope the public that Uncle Sam’i f l u ting blood, la will help us to keep the home fITtes up, but at home; entt none know* this better than -the Mucks, the Von burning. FLAG D A Y TODAY Rintelens, the Thlerlchens and others of the same black.brood, now wh° are'Imprisoned or interned. - If the German foreign office could have consulted them, the note sent to Lansing through the Swiss minister would never have been-sent. For to paraphrase the kaiser’s reference to America, "W e ’ll stand no nonsense from Germany now or after the war." And that’s flat. -‘-Philadel­ phia Ledger. ’ -i— * ' ‘V v i Y . J* .11?4z - ' ' • JUNE 14.HU * «T—m •*i- * * V f •• ■, * » ~ S A F E T Y I N ”W A■» R T IM E Today la Flag Day and it means Where are your papers of value? At home in the desk wfiere fire moYo to us today than ever before #BiraacmmoN rnjcft ip aptahc K; burglar and storm will destroy .them? Why not rent-a safe OKI flAR*M******»******MM, * ', , t SUW In the knowledge of the present gen­ deposit Box at this bank for $4.00 per year and then eration. tObserve It by displaying six MO*cnis ••*•••#••••••**•• ***** ^ • 7 HSXS MONTHS................... . 'R the worry Will bfe on our shoulders/ Absolutely Old Glory, by. offering yp a silent • prayer at six this evening and by aitfe and fire proof. . D a m w u iba at* kr cmiw r*» t «*i u A4vmm« t 26* r * celebrating in a fitting manner the * day upon which we honor the Stars rsrwMts I* B* M»4« kt and Stripes. Every day is Flag Day CAPITAL $30,000.00 S U R P L U S $15,000.00 Bslfrad u S<n.d-C1u i Mslt M»tUr A»n*l S2mi with us now but today is the ofllcJal ' IMS, >1IlMPm Ii S h Si Ussfsni,Jw U s lltdit Act »f Msrth W , I1TS day and should be so observed. JW H Y N O T S T A Y HOM E FOR A — ----OSes: Ilrvsld BaUdlsZ ' trirplisss No, t « •’ REST?’ ’ . s * S T R IK E B ACK FIRST Wo have been lauding our summer Nothing con be mere admirable climate for years, and doing our best than the reply of Secretary Lansing to induce the rest of the world to to the arrogant nnd sinister bluster look on South Florida, with its C. M, HAND V o. L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS ■II. R. STEVFJfS of the German War Lords in the beautiful bathing beaches, nnd its TU*-FfMM.i F L WOODRUFF Vks-Prssld.nl Ci^ r *»•’« Csihkt Von Rintelen mnttor. Far from balmy breezes bringing the salt air knuckling down to Germany,-the m. of the ocean over immense pine for­ T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R ^ P O S I T S Secretary of State in n few words ests, gathering ozone in the flight, as tells the German government .that the ideal summer resort. .And yet lA A n rv v y V A country will hold it to strict ac­ when summer actually comes, wc countability for nny suffering which giyc the lie to the tale wc have been nnd Mrs. A. P. Connelly. it may contemplate inflicting on in­ Clerk Board of County Comrs. telling nil winter, and hie us away to life of n workman whose daught*nocent Americans in Germany be­ No. 10. Negroes—All East of Park 85-Frl-3tc some much advertised summer re­ avenue—J. N. Crooms. standing at the door of the i»ourinr. cause of its assumption that the room Inter becomes one of the ckUf sort, where wc pay big prlcesfor In­ arch-plotter Von Rintelen is illegally No. 11. AH west of Pork avenue— • Proposals figures of rho story. ’ ferior accommodations, .wage an end­ held by us. If anything were needed W. B. Boykin. less fight against mosquitoes and Scaled bids will he received hy the Director Larry -Trimble (eft nothto open the eyes of the most easy­ No. 12 Midwny-Cannan—S. other* vermin and camouflage our­ board of cdunty commissioners of lng uiidono to provide realism for going American to the essential in­ selves into the belief that wc are Moore. the mill scene. Fifteen hundred « . Sfemlnolo county, Florida, at the famy of the rulers of Germany, this H jji* " I [dodge allegiance having a gloriously restful time. Oviedo clerk of thp court's office, Sanford, tra people arc in the mob'whlch, hi (loutish of the sword, this cold­ to my ling nnd the He- .►"'S Fla., up till 10 n. in., July 16, 1918, hy the girl whose father has CWo Mrs. E. E. Meade, Mi*. Tedford, blooded threat, smacking of. the As a matter of fact and.sober public for which It for furnishing materials nnd hard shriveled to n cinder before her eyM Geneva Middle Agi^s, to inflict torture, ns it truth the host place to rest and re­ stands; one nntlon in­ surfacing Geneva Avenue from St.‘ storms the gate of the plant peeking Mrs. E. Curlett. were, ought to settle it. The uction cuperate from the yenr’sUoil is right divisible, with Liberty *. Altamonte Johns river west to brick road 1J, the life of the superintendent, whoif is characteristic. From the begin­ at home. The last place on earth.to 5X nncj Justice to nil." tnilrs nrcordlng to plans nnd specifi­ mania for high production figure* ha A. H. Fuller. ning* of the war the German govern­ look for res is the modern summer cations which inpy be peen nt the caused the accident,' Chuluotu But it lias become the ment has not only violated without "resort." clerk of the court’a ofllco otter July Mrs. C. D. Brumley. The mill scene wus photogiaphed conscience every recognized prin­ fashion, nnd all the world runs to it I. 1918. ^Bonrd reserves the right to entirely by the light of the blast fur­ Longwood ciple of international law, hut has like n Hock of sheep through a gap reject nny nnd nil bids. F. J . Nieinycr ’ naces and the flaming metals. broken every treaty, viewed its word in the fence, and when the vacation Lake Mary E. A. DOUGLASS, Wilhelm threatens retaliation. . The second big scene, whjrh Cnr of honor oa meaningless and. has is ended all come back homo tired --------- ‘------ rrCleririlfThr^Cnurt:---- well townrd the end of the picture — W.-V. Dunn.----* --------^ Hell,'W illum for you. ------ ------------ - — y — - -------------- - lilt cattfnciLci’cry_Qppanen Land -bully­ and-worn-out- with thtr unaccustomed Lake Monroe 85-Frl-Stc depicts n fighting mid on a Terdrrragged every neutral with its actual way of living, with the strut uurity E. Stafford. loin gambling bouse nnd the arrwt The people who nre doing - the or threatened frighlfulncss in the of boating, hething, fishing, tennis • I’aola Proposals of the owners and their lieutenant*. most arc talking the, least in this hope that it would he able to carry anti golf, and all the other forms of Miss Ivey. war. out its policy and that its opponents amusement and recreation which the Sealed bids will be received by the Costly furniture is smashed, e*|*n----- O ----would lie doubly weakened, since modern "resort" thinks it necessary The Put It On or Executive Comm. board of county commissioners of rive fittings 'nre ruined and many a Schellc Maincs, county chairman, Seminole county, Florida, nt t lie manly face is altered hy contnl t with Sanford needs less talk nnd more they would live up to the decencies to provide for its ‘ guests." It takes that civilization has ingrained in two or three weeks to get hack the W. S. Com.; Mrs. E. M. Galloway, clerk of the* court's oilier, Sanford, Hying fists ami clubs. work fr<un every individual in it. A Sixty men, every one n two fitted mO't nations nnd human beings. chairman of Women’s Work in War Fla., up till 10 u. in., duly 16, 1918, vim and energy we feel we ought to litlle mop work on public matters fighter, take part in the scene. At Even today Germany is gloating put into our work, but which we for furnishing all materials and con­ Savings and other War Work activthat mean something to your town structing a lighter for use at Osteen its conclusion five of the most nwould ;jet a few factories here and aver the fact that while Great Brit­ have exhausted in the foolish nnd ijies. frivolous ainuesements of the vaca­ ain acquiesced in the Pope's request Ex-oflicio members: Mrs. W. E. Ferry, according to plans and speci- pable sluggers were caught hy the probably a enntonement or ship Watson, Hon, P. M. Elder, Mrs. W. firations which may be seen at l he camera lying face down «n the rluor yard or at lensl something in the that Cologne be not attacked by tion. We are aware that the doctrine L. Morgan, Hon. R. J. Holly, Hon. M«*rk of the court’s o/llre nftcr July —not for effect, but because they way of n canning factory. A Hoard airmen on Corpus Christi Day, Ger­ were licked. many did nothing of the kind, hut we nre preaching is not likely to E. F. Houaholder, Hon. A. D. Par­ 1, 1918. of Trade membership means as much continued to shell the Paris churches prove popular, hut we cannot help Hoard reserves lhe right to reject Rex Beach happened to l>c in the rish nnd Hon. T. W. Lawton. iis a*rAl, white and blue badge to u and used the^jiolemn fete, day as an­ that. It you think we arc wrong, any and all bids. studio when the raid scene »»» real American citizen. Your home other opportunity to spread terror ask your favorite doctor if » quiet photographed nnd Mr. Trimble had E. A. DOUGLASS, tires 'need vulcanizing. ( ir. Ii' I i rr) ' in a and death and destruction among rest at home with your books, uml Ids hands full keeping him out of the Clerk of tlie Court. ---- JO-- — The ferry a: t • . I Y t r. r* l*i;; <! non-com batants. • 95-Fri-6tc your war garden if you are set. Rax Bench loves a good tight We would just like to remind you just a shade more than a good frolic. lucky enough to have one, is not a the upper St. Job*f : i v r s i n Witli all this hideous perfidy nod patriots that unless there is u long lietler and more sensible means of n‘; t n for traffic. '1 hie it tec di-iv: Hex ftcarh Plays ‘ 'Auction block" pull; u strong pull and a pull al­ cruelty In dAlly evidence, Secretary rest and recuperation, thnn *ti long, :ir line from Orlando t.i v, Full of Thrills Nature’s Error. together this summer for your own Lansing takes the right step in put­ expensive, uncomfortable trip in a Sryrnn. 82-np. At Star Theatre soon. ting upon Germany itself the full reBufferpj writes us Hint If nature had home town there will he hut little hot, dusty, stuffy car to Some Over ami above a score of others, known what elic was about when she Scrawny Calves space left to fly the Hags when the sponsihility for what will happen vaunted .resort where amusement is over hero in case of torture on pris­ two smnshingly big scenes stamp made man, she would hnvo given him boys come marching home. It is What makes u calf ncrawny—off made a laborious business, and the "The Auction* block," hy Rex two noses—one to have n cold in and oners of war nnd the American civil­ just ns much your duty to keep busi­ jts feed? Germs—parasites in the thought of rest is 11 joke. bench, n spectacular motion picture onc'for general utility Then you could ness moving as it is your business to ians in Germany. But as a matter What do you get away from home intestines. Why not free them af of fighting the devil with fire'the production. The first of these is the get the first on. ninputal d (ns In the keep the war moving nnd it will soon that you cannot get here? Nothing this trouble? If you will give the overturning in a Pittsburg steel mill cimo of tonsils nr on appendix) nnd live United States should not wait for he a rase of getting down to business comparatively happily ever after We hut the change, and the game in that calf some H. A. Thomas Stock Ucrn■>r close up the shop uml wc will ul) any reprisal which Germany may nspect is not worth tin- candle, (js it oily in its feed, within u week you j of a huge crucible of m o lt e q metal I will rail n : i t I I . - i 11i-ri11•. i i in It.—llx* decjde to make because we have re­ nnd the blotting out in a flash of th e1ri„,u„,. _ go to war. Lathing you go long distances to will see it brighten up and in four or fused to give up this precious scoun­ O---seek? The finest beaches in all the five weeks ypYl -won’ t know the cnlf. drel, who would have been hanged .world lie almost at your doorways. Costs you but a .few cents nnd we - The Tnmpa Tribune is out with VULCANIZING in Germany, and rightly so, were the U L C A N lZ ie . the idea that Marion L. Dawson of situation reversed. What wc should You can tuke' your, plunge in the will refund that Jt it doesn't do ns 'r. . WITH A BIG V Drooksvillc would he an ideal man do.'is to’ Immediately, put into effect salt water* of the glilf daily if yo.u we say. - - -L* ---* — ■ Allen Sedd Co., for nj>eaker of-the house in.’ t’he next strict police- regulations, .common In desire and sleep like ij child In your U only n popular way of cxpn-:«irg 83-lf *■* Hanford, Fla. I lie high-class wprk we do on repni*, eeswlon of the ’.Florida, legislature.- Germany in times of peace hut in­ own bed nt 'inght. 'Fishing? The i:ig tubes and tire*. Bring your in-'*hornd watefs that incessantly bent Of epurse, of course!' Hut•ufodesty tensified in war, hu which uli aliens jured "shoes" or tubes,here i:‘ d we upon your shores nre ‘ fu ll'o f game indtirts.. us to assert that-^Orangtv are forced to report and keep in - *1 \JEhtcrcd Apprentice Degree will return thQth to you quickly in •county has two representatives Auab touch with the‘ authorities. We ure fishes from the leaping mackerel to as good condition ns before von had A t" the next regular communica­ the puncture or blow-out. nftro# ified for the snme job. Hy seniority. too easy going. There are too many the lordiy tarpon, king of game tion t>f Sanford Lodge N o . J^.F. & times they .will be better tlu.n he* Seth, Woodruff would b^ve the first alien enemies enjoying all the com­ fislies that sportsmen come from n A. M. which will tie held on Tuesday , fore. Prices reasonable. idiot at the speakership and J. L. fort* ot social existence that the thousand miles nway to capture. evening, June 18. nt 7:30 the EnDillard,* second!—prlafido Sentinel. wealth of their wivcu or their own And the country roundabout em­ teted Apprentice Degree will be con­ And we have nnoth'er one* here, funds may nfford.^,.Former army of- braces a myriad of crystal watered ferred nnd every Mason is cordially Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florid* .lake*.’ where the bass nnd the perch, Frnnlk , L. WoodrufT of SejiiTnoltfiJittvited to attend. jilcers, potential spirit*—and, us has and the bream are waiting under the (county.- How about it? . been proved so often, |he -.word .of At the Inst communication the Hly ’pads for your bait. An hour's ------ - O -------------..' none of these froth jhc.knjser-dowr) Fellowcrnft Degree was conferred ride through beautiful country Knowing tjiat'bur readers ure'in­ -is worth-the breath that utters it or by the Senior Warden, W .’ C. Deterested *in red’ filooded-war htoriras^^hejjaper brt which It Is-vyjlttcn—are scenes will take you to many such Coureey, who also gave the lecture. places. Why go nwny? thi* paper hits contracted for th.. ^ uflowVi to enjoy, life In tlfil city, in The United 'Stott's railroad n d -^ ^ ^ Ilst Master L. R. Philips preulMy of Lieut. Pnt O’ llrian, Outwit­ the suburbs, at the coast resorts, mlnlitratlnn hM’YniiisJ tf1 *. jM flte fl.lh E working-touli-nnd-dollv* ting the Hun, fn which he tells withln_eaay. - signaling—dUunca -of pense of your outing, by putting cre‘l the,charge. 'about falling Tvlght thousand feet submarines, and arc not even tmulc another cent per mile on the fnre, Past Master H. E. Tolur acted ns from an aefoplanc Into German ter- aware that such a thing ns un Amer­ fitory, is captured, makes his secape ican policeman or the Secret Service ar.d you will find, the high coat of Senior Deacon and prifornicd the by jumping from a moving trnln exists. Were wc to apply rigidly the living has nut been forgotten by the dutlei of that office in a most cred­ " in" when you go to settle itable manner. and crawls part of the way into neu­ regular peace ’'poHce' raguVnUons’ of j tral territory where he 'escapes to German cities to all these enemy your hill. Cut it all out und put the It is indeed gratifying to the-prci^ MEMBER England and comes hack to his home aliens we should he acting according money it would cost into Liberty ent odlcprs of Sanford Lodge to see in ' America to tell this marvelous to the dictates .of common sense nnd bonds' or war savings stumps. Re­ the Past Masters taking such an FED E R AL RESERVE adventure. It is u true Btory and the m*ccMitirs of the rnse. And then member that tho stern business of active part in the ceremonies. It is SYSTEM . will lie published in The ' Herald when Gchfllany started Its torture the nation at the present moment i? •such Masonry that stimulates Inter­ about July 1st. Watch for it ami chambers 'we should he In n position to win the war. Nothing else counts est in every phase of tFie work nnd keep up with it. I f you nre not a to kubw to whom we should apply till that Is done. Follow tho sugges­ has n fnr reaching effect. subscriber to this paper give us you r1„'t once- the strict accountability test tion we have made, nnd you will yet name now. over herd. . For naturally, since the thank us for making them- and have Dickinson Moves Law Offices ----- O----German mfnd only responds to fear the sweet approval of your Uwn“ conThia bailie is a member o f the Federal Hon. J. J. Dickinson has moved sciencc for many days to come.— Reserve System, ' While other’ papers are cutting and force, up to dale Germany be­ his law office froYn _ the Garnerscience for many dnys to com*.— down the size and raising the price lieves our considerate treatment of Woodruff building to tHe Seminole Tampa Times, B e c a u se ; 1. We consider it our obli­ on account of the heavy expense of the Interned enemy nnd the enemy Bank building and will occupy the gation to do our part in the the war The Herald is trying to give aliens at Inrgc'is due to the fact that suite of rooms formerly occupied by organization o f the Nation’s the readers the same size papers wc are afraid of Germany. Hon. George DeCottcs where ho has Secretary Lansing’s perfectly frank banking resources. ■through the summer months for the four rooms an.d one of the best loca­ same money. We.wanL to keep gou reply, hqw’Rver, settles oil that. We tions in the city. 2. We believe th at the inter­ We Informed of wJfat is going on In-youf arc not: ‘ if?nid of Germany. (Continued from Page 1) ests of our customers are know '.What all this threat of un­ own city, your cdtlnty, your coun­ NOTICE safeguarded b y our mem- . known frighlfulncss means, and we try »nd in Europe. You mpst have ’ . 1 Board of county commissioners in b ersh ip in th e F e d e ra l the paper nnd we must give you the; wjll^ meet it in our own way. The ele^ ' ■and for Seminole county, Florida, Reserve System witli the paper regardless of the cxpense.^Gcrmans and Austrians who sre No. tf. All cast of Sanford avenue ^wjjj n ^ t in their room in the Court re d isc o u n tin g ' p riv ile g e Won’t* you help us by subscribing^h°rc are also under no disillusion ss to city limits Mr. L. F. Lane, h rs. |j0U8e Sanford, Fla., nt 10 o'clock which insures, our b ein g . and keeping your subscription’* paid to the real American attitude. And Mahlon Wright. • |s. m„ July 1st, 1918, u n board of I able, to meet aU demands while reading the Lansing note the up and giving us all thev‘business No. 7. All south of Tenth St. equalizers for the purpose of hearing for cash. that you can in the summery months'i German government, and,especially (Sanford Heights)— Mr. ,-G. D. Hart j complaints nnd receiving testimony W e arc giving half our space gratis tho foreign office official* who knew and Mi*. D. S. Babitt. as to the value of any property real, to the governmenr helping to win him personally might.ad^ as a gloss N o. 8. East side from cityilm lta— penonal or mixed, as fixed by the the war and you. know whjfl that Ambassador Gerard’a famous state­ OP SANFORD; FLORIDA L. A. Brumley,* Esq., or Kent Roscounty tax assessor of taxes for as­ ment about the 60i),000 lampposts meana now with everything advanc­ setter, Esq., and Mrs. E, P; Morse. sess pianl "for the taxes of the year ed that enter* Into a newspaper for the possible ,£00,000. agenta- qf N o / ' 9. West Side, west frojn St. A. D: 1918. T h e Herald expect* to publish a real! Germany in - America, traitors to (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, paper right oh through the war j their American cjtlxenahlp. Not on- Gertrude Creek— Mr. Ed. Putnam EpJ 0 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD M ¥■ X SANFORD, FLORIDA ;vvvjv|vv x x x x x x x x x KENT. VULCANIZING WORKS W ar Time Organization WAR SAVING-STAMPS IN THE CAMPAIGN F irst N a tio n a l B a n k - / �■ PAGE FJVE ----- — -----Jtf-r-hrr------ — ---- —"tV * J2.66j Robt. Bryant, 1.00; A. R. and an «x-prtn» minister n c s tn tut trztTon, road bond matter. - Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded Stiles, 1.30; W. R. Healey, 1.50; E. welcome newa 'that he has eold .the ’ by E . H. Ktlbee and carried, that E. Brady, 16.85, E. F. Houiholder, country, tq,pare his flnandal Interests bill of sheriff of Orange eounty, cov 13.22; E. E. ‘ Brady, 66.00;' E, E. In the enemy's country. Tour true propagandist le.no respect or o f per­ ering burial expenses of negro killed Brady, 81.46;-E. E. B rad y,: 10.00; sons, Eli Kirby, 1.00; Jamee Stewart', 1.00; In that county be returned. - Of Eastern Origin* W. A. Tlllis, 1.00; Schelle Maine#, Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded There was one story of distinct East­ by O. P. Swope,' and carried, clerk 5.00; L. G. Stringfcllow, 7.28; E. E. ern origin. Great Britain, ran the instructed to purchase fan for sher­ Brady,, .20.35;. E> F. Housholder, . humor by way of kindly neutrals, bad 0.86; W. A. Lcfller, 1.00; Arthur sent a thousand asses laden with pure iff’s office. . •’ Motion of C. W. Entzminger, sec­ Smith, 1.00; Ben Williams, 1.00; gold ana peace bribe to Berlin. A. later onded by 0. P. Swope and carried W. ft* Healey, 1.00: Craig Harris, effort, told with duo pathos and dra­ warrants ordered drawn for clerk's 1.00; VSlewart Dutton, 1.00; V. E. matic effect, concerned the lose of a large American transport, which had and inspectors of election, held Douglass, 1.00. Total, 415.67.' Road Bond Fund—Seminole Co. liecn sent down by n German U-boat, June 4th, 1918, at $3.00 per day. with n total loss of life and material. Motion of C. W. Entxmingcr, sec­ Bank, 50.00. The rumor waa common property, with; There being no further busTncts, onded by L. P. Ilagan and carried, perhaps, tho potslblo exception o f the Board, stands adjourned to meet the appointment of Mr. A. B. Cam­ American naval authorities. eron ns deputy tax collector to col­ ngaln Tuesday June 11th, 1918,. 10 "Thousands of Woolwich arsenal lect delinquent personal taxes Is ap­ o'clock a. m. workers, unable to obtain food, were proved. rioting furiously, and tho troops bad Hon. Geo. A. DeCottes, attorney to be called out,” was tho prefaco Baby Marie Osborne Coming for this board here tndered his ica* to another. Inquiry showed the case, Baby Marie Osborne, the “ world's to bo that of ii woman of Inebrtsto ignation us attorney for this board most famous child star”, is to he (mbits nnd revolutionary tendencies, n owing to the fart that he.has en­ seen here Friday in her latest Pathe mlsapprebcnHlon with a local pollca listed in the United States Army play, “ A Dughtcr of the W est,'' at constable nnd a sympathetic crowd, and cxpecty^to leave about the 9th the Star Theatre. hungry and disappointed, supplied tho inst. *A' Daughter of the W e a ” is n necessary background and climax. Motion of O. r . Swope, seconded melodrama in by L. P. Hngan and carried, resig­ thrilling western nation of Geo. A. DeCottes, attorney which the child star plnyn u new dnd ol role and plays it to perfect for this Board is accepted. Motion of L. P. Ilagan, second^) Ion. by C. W. Entxmingcr and carried, The story briefly deals with a this board of county commissioners series of thrilling incidents, with i 0 here, assembled extends to Geo. A. Jaby .Maiie as the centra) figure, in DoCottca, a rising vote of thanks the far western town of “ Hell's for his faithful services rendered Gulch." “ Rawhide Pete," n desper­ tills hoard as their attorney. ado at the head «>f a dangerous gnng Motion of C.'W . Entxmingcr, sec­ f t*u•htws is terrorising the com­ * in the com partm ent of a j onded by E. .11. Kilbce and rarried, munity. In the end he is captured j . G erm an prison train, with J this board of county commissioners n a most plausible but exciting J nn arm ed guard over you, d * hereby appoint Mr. J. J. Dickinson manner by Baity Marie. The story as attorney for this board to fill the also hes a thread of romance woven * w indow open beside you, J unexpired term of Geo. A. DeCottes. nto it along with a domestic trag­ 0 the train speeding through J Motion of C. W. Entzminger, sec­ edy and a lot of kid stuff of the! 0 nn enem y’s country at thirty- \ onded by L. I*. Hagan nnd carried, eure-sl bind. ■ 0_H ve-m ilc»- on hour— -— — i Commissioner E. H. Kllbeo is herehj'-nnttTTTr1:Frt~nr_)nirMi1ii>ulcIer8 on the brick road to Geneva, co-t not to exceed $50.00. SANFORD HERALD b ' IS cent*, aUove rmtas to t>« posted on each end of the ferry.. Clerk In ■tructed to notify Volusia county of the above change in the tolls. . . h a p p e n in g s op in t e r e s t in a n d Petitions were presented to this ' ARQUND SANFORD'' board by Mr. C. M i Berry, calling , H r*. »*• Tor Ihh column. «• SNSSi^ETS^SarSCKSSAS**'*"^ for an election in Seminole county to determine whether or. not this coun­ Jlr* and Mrs* W. W» Abernathy j his home in New Smyrna aller en- ty shall have compulsory dipping of (nt* a rieasant day at Daytona j joying a brief visit in Sanford, the all cattle to eradicate the cattle tick, Bfjch yesterday* j West of his sister and brother-in-law, the petitions being signed by -more than 25 per cent of the registered C C■ Daily of Tampa was a Sanand Mrs. \V. H. Wight. voters of Seminole county, where­ ford visitor yesterday. SLEEP INSURANCE upon tho following resolution waa Mrs. S. 0. Chase and family left *'A Terror to Mosquitoes.*’ offered and adopted: w^.k for Daytona Beach to re­ 721f Whereas a petition has been pre­ in several weeks. They will tie J. P. Turner of New Smyrna spent sented to the’ board of county, com­ joined by Mr. Chase later. a few days in the city tljis week the missioners praying" that a Sf ecini Muwon’a swimming pool is the guest of friends. election be called in Seminole county< coolest place in town. Open Wed- - Mrs. George Ballcnger of Upsnln to determine tho question whether nrtdsy- Thursday, Saturday and is slowly recovering from n spell of compulsory systematic tick eradica­ Sundty afternoons. Fresh water sicknrts. Mts. Bullenger is the vnl- tion work or compulsory dipping of rrery day. 86-tfp ued correspondent of the Herald catttle shall bo carried on in Sem^V. S. Gibbs of Atlanta is a busi­ from Upsaln. inolp county, with and under the ngs visitor in the city this week. co-operation of the Slate Live Stock V. vedisiid Sanitary Board, and, Attorney Landis of DeLand spent S ’ : J.i;*,; « * ,i \ ,: . . hours in the city yesterday on . _ .. „ Whereas a petition has been pre­ ■ ' bufiness - • * Hridge Parly Inal sented to this hoard containing the names of 521 qtfalifUd-electors, ask­ A. B. M ® ? w U w h ipending «vtr#I days in Jacksonville this entertained at bridge on Monday ing that said flection be called. afternoon In'honor of Mrs. Gadsan. vrek on business. . Therefore, he it resolved that a Many beautiful roses were used.in special election bo und the same js Mr. m d Mrs. J. W. T l*ill of artistic.decorations for the occasion. hereby called nnd ordered to be Csimsville are spending a few days • Two tables of players enjoyed sev­ held throughout Seminole county, in Sanford this week combining eral interesting games of bridge dur­ on the ICth day of July, A. D. 1918, business and pleasure. While here ing the afternoon after which scores at the several nulling places where they will be guests at the Hotel were added and Mrs. Galloway the last general election was held in; Carreshaving' high score was awarded the Seminole county for the purpose of p.-i3 —Brabham ’ Root-Knot prise—an exquisite hand embroider­ determining by said election whether F.r.istllift variety.. Price 51.50 husli- ed linen towel. The guest of honor or not, compulsory systematic tick wn3 presented with a pair of lovely eradication work or the compulsory e|. Chase St Co. — ’ 7G*tf white silk hose. A delicious ice dipping of cattle shall be carried' on T. C. Brown, the genial represent- course was served. in Seminole county. itlve of the Tumpn CofTee Mills waa Mrs.’ Watson's guests were. Me*. The several -polling places to be in the city; yesterday.' T. L. Dumas, Mrs. G. F. Smith, D. C: Marlowe left Thursday for Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Miss Katherine opened at 8 o'clock n. in. and closed Jacksonville .’where he -will remain Wilkie, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. at sundown. The following elerks nnd inspecseveral days on business. Gadsan. tt*r*~of—election—ore—hereby—named•dr. and Mrs. S. M. Wiggins with ------------------ -[ ninJ appointed: arrive tomorrow from Ocnla ami will At Ihe Methodist -Church | Precinct No. 3—Ssnrord be the guests of the latter's mother, Sunday school ui 9:30. Preaching, Sr belle Moines, clerk, nnd W. M. Mr* \V. M. Leffler for several days. Jm* 11. Epworth League at G:30.' Rnynes, C. J. Rumph and M. \V. Mr- and Mrs. I*. L. Roumillat and |Evening services at 8. Preaching Lovell, as impictors.. Mr*. A. B. Uallace spent a pleasant |will be by the pastor ,at both mornPrecinct No. 2 -Lnkr Maty diy in Orlando Wednesday. 1ing and evening" services. Albert Hawkins, clerk, and J. C. *: IM P IN S U R AN C E j Moffett, I). H. C. Rabuq and Jesse “ A Terror to Mcsquitors." |Lee, ns inspectors. Prrclncl No. I , Sanford J. K. Metjinger. clerk, and C. 11. J i. P. Woods arrived in the city Lost — Diamond horse shoe Rear! j Dingee, W. W. Long nnd C. C. yeiicrdny from Philadelphia und will pin on I’urk avenue between Hth remain several days, looking aftrr and 10th Htreets. Leave for reward, Woodruff, ns inspectors. Preclnrl No. I — Partin budnew interests. C. 11. Ryan, 1st nnd i’aImetto A vc. A. A. Hicks, rlerk, and Leonard .! \‘. Snlletto of Okeechobee City 85-2lp Ki-lz. Otto Kelx and B F. Jamnves, i* u Sanford visitor this week. us inspectnrs. For Sale—Mission buffet und din­ •• our h .r.ji.i 0 counter ).-r *pi*cPrecinct No. 5-—Oviedo ing room table. Two brass beds, 2 i.. in odd ri:cs cf . Regs! shoes. H. B. McCall, clerk; and C. L, 1 , . ■ 12.4S l’l • Prtford Shoo A bureaus ami other household articles West, N. J. Tanner and Wm. Slone, at the French Shop. * 85-2lr (■ Cr 77-1 f as Inspectors. Mrs. George MrGngahin und chil­ Prrclncl No. (!,— Geneva REMOVAL NOTICE dren have arrived home after spend­ H. H. Pattishall, rlerk. and E. N. We have moved our slock of ing several months in Ocala. Merchandise to our new location, Sutton, A. M. Moran and C. W. Mr. and Mra. William Bothamly 309 E. First St., Bishop Block, and Culpepper, ns inspectors. ami family left yesterday for bay- will be pleased to have nil our old Precinct No. 7 — C'huluota tnna Beach where they will spend customers as well as our new ones M. S. Averet, clerk, anil D. S; several Months. Drawdy, Wm.- Jacobs and D. E. make us a visit. Dr. I). C. Ward, Osteopathic MERCHANTS GROCERY.CO. . Hart, ns inspectors. Physician. First National Bunk 85-1 tr P rcrin cl N o . K G alir lc ila Bldg., Phone 330-W. G4-tf A. W. Moreman, clerk, and S. E. W. K. Bunch arrived yesterday Mathers, T. E. Iledditt and C. E. * Notice Irym'St, Louis and will remain sev­ Mathers, as Inspectors. Sealed bids will be received -on or eral days looking after business In­ Precinct No. 9— Longwood befbre July 1st, 1918, by the City terests in this soction. * J. N.. Searcy, clerk,- nnd L. J. Mr. and Mrs. II, L. Kendrick'pf Council for tho purchase of wood on Hartley; Jr., O. H. Frain nnd D. II. Eusti* are the guests of friends in lot at corner of Second and Pal­ Hooker, as inspectors, metto. the city for a few days this week. j - Precinct No. |0— Lake Mary J. C. Roberts, A. E. Sjojilom. clerk, W. V. Durtn. For Wood nnd heavy hauling see 85-7tc City C lerl. ■J. G. Martin and J. W. Fortier, air Murrell, or phone 378. 48-t^ S DOMAIN J, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS A K Yuweil returned today from a burinis* trip to Jacksonville. Ii. W. Hill of Jacksonville Is spending n few days In the city this week on business. Mr. and. Mrs. A. L. Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Betts and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd spent a pleasant day at Daytona Beach yesterday. SLEEP IN SU R AN C E “ A Terre r to Mosquitos-*." ------- :— 1— i— 1— r -1— r ^ r Mits Ruth Kanner returned this '■tek from Tallahauco where she *hai been a Student. John N. Gie of Jacksonville was ~ming tin- guestb registered at the Hotel Carnes yesterday. C. B. Long i.f Gainesville is spend*"R several days .in tho city this "rek combining business und pleas­ ure. SLEEP- IN S U R A N C E "A Terror to Mosqultncf." 72-11 Miss Rena Brown arrived this frqm Pnlatka and will bo the tout of her aunt, Mrs. M. Frank for Vveral weeks. Newell Young of St. Cloud was ■mong the visitors in tlje city this •If If# * . ' *■ # Ihctie 104 (or prersinc, cipxninr tr a n'terations. Quality and re.r,*p’ * Ssnfnrd Shoe Cl C'.o. C j. G9-tf * L- Chsse of Talatka spdnt n 'la>w*in the city, this week !ookS »ftcr business interests. ’ I Dightfoot arrived from At* and will remain for several *>'* on business. lu i!1? Aycocke has re- l»UCd ff0,n *• P,e**ant trip to T*>T. uT * ,nd J*c^onville. WhUe in Ml»^ tf**? “hc WM fuest of u,h for tha Combxercisea. r- L- Bouchelle has returned l o IlfY o u W e r e ! l a Prisoner \ Motion of C. W. Entzminger, sec­ onded by O. P. Swope and carried, bid of Celery Avenue Store for feed and groceries to be furnished Sem­ inole County Road Camp for the month of Jjme is accepted. The following bunds to carry fire­ arms w e r e approved and license or­ dered issued: J. E. Laing, J. W. Nixon, I). C. Hickson, C. D. Brumley nnd S. E. Porler. Reports of the several county offirials received and read, nnd ordered filed. FALSE RUMORS SHAKE BRITAIN Irresponsible Talk Is the Worst Form of Enemy P ro­ paganda. PEACE BRIBE TO BERLIN \ ; would you jump ; and take the one * chance in a mill lion to escape? j : ; 0 0 * It w a 3 theMMillionth” chnnce 0 J Lieut. "Sm ilin g” P at O ’ Brien j { J J J took— he jum ped from -tho train, lie lived, an d with tho stars to guide him, w ounded nnd lam o he “ craw led" tw o 0 h u n d r e d ’ ;o h d f i f t y miles 0 through the enem y’s lines to 0 safety . ’ . J { J \ \ \ All warrants paid during the Thousand Asses Loaded With Pure month of May ordered cancelled. Gold Reported to Bs Sent— Wild Tin* following warrants ns pre­ Tale of Fight Between T w o 0 sented to this hoard, and audited Kittle Regiments. 0 .* .0 by the clerk and approved by this ^ , • 0 T h e story of his ese sp e is < hoard were ordered paid: London.—The most deadly form of General Fund— Lake &• Rosset- German propaganda in Great Ilrttnln J told b y him in our new serial 0 ter, $100.00: E. A. Douglass, 125.00; today la the mouth to mouth rumor. J “ O utw itting the H un.” ; Forrest Lake, 35.00;. Geo. A. Dc4 Wherever ono goes, In clubs or restnuCottes, 50.00; Dr. J. T. Denton, rnnts, nt the theater or In tho railway 30.00; II. C. Dullose, 20.00; Mrs. car, one's pence of mind will be Irre­ L. C. Gllsson, 20.00; W. C. Wllliam- trievably shattered by some kindly InBon, G6.00; E. A. Douglass, 17.48; tcntloncd stranger. 0 Tho keep of tho London Tower hM 0 Wight Grocery Co., 15.00; E. E0 < been overcrowded with riddled corpses Brtdy, 10.00; Sanford Public Service to n positively unuinltnry degree. Now Co., 14.82; Dr. A. Dolan, 2.00| C. M It will ho an airman of worldwide reBerry, 60.00; A. C. Williams, 10.70; nod-n.tTho next day an ex-lord'chan­ Jno.' D. Jlnkins, 262.79; Qavid cellor of tho penlm will too tbo'llno folSpeer, 3.00; Herald Printing Com- lowing him; King Gcorgo will havo his p'uny) 12.00;-L. P. McCuller, 15.72; aetmnnlc extractlotcfiung In hla teeth, Uiililanucn, 87.Gl; Robt. W. LuriV 3,50; Celery Avenue Store, 85.92; L. R. Philips & Co.. 6.70; £eo. A. DeCottes, 2pO.OO; Woo4n llf'&* Watson, 17.50; T. J- Apple'jyjrd, 1.10; S. F. Doudhey, 55.00: in s p e r lo r s . 240 Pound Pigs Precinct No. 11— Altamonte A. Vaiiglinn, 250.00; .Postal TelWith corn above 50 cents hogs eat Howard C. Lyman, clerk, and A. Cahle Co., 1.3G; R. C. Bower, 16.G7; their heads off very quickly. The L. Hinkle, II. C. Tyler and J. W. ,H. &-W. B. Drew Co., 3.G4; United Destcrs Buying Co., 8.69; P. F. hog that takes two or three months Osteen, as inspectors. Done nnd ordered this 6th day of Monger, 2.00; C. A. Palmer, 2.00; ‘ * * . — . to get on full feed never brings you E. N. Sutton, 3.00; A. A. Moran, June, A. D. 1918. a profit. L. A. Drumlcy, Chrm. 3.00; II. 11. Pattishall, 3.00; C. W. When you ^aro ready to put away Culpepper, 7.20; W. E. Allen, 2.00; L. F. Hagan * your shoats on feed, begin with the C. W. Entxmingcr • D. H. Hooker, 3.00; O. H. Frain, B. A. Thomas Hog Medicine. Use 3iotf; L. J. Hartley, Jr., 3.00; J. N. ' O. P. Swope regularly nnd watch your shoats ------------- :---- Kilbte,-------------------- Searcy, 7.00; M- S. Avarc, 3.00rD; youHd'~6Ul'.' Ihl6 fst—hogs in nine Board of Seminole Commissioners, S. Drawdy, 3.00; Wm. Jacobs, 3.00; months—hogs going well over two D. E. FI art, 8.60; Leonard KM*, Seminolc.County,-Florida." pounds and as high as 240 pounds. G. G0; A. A. Hicks,-jj.OO; B. F. JamAttest: Figure Ik® average feeding and you mes;‘ 3.00;. Otto .KVlx; 3.00i Schello will see why the B. A. Thomas incd-l E. A. Douglass. Clerk. Mninf-s, 4^60: C. J.^Rumiih, 4.60; Icine is a good investment. Try-B y V. K. Douglass, D. C. (seal) llV W. Lovell, ;4.60; W .JM. Hsynca, Feeding out your hogs on this plan, Dr. W. F. Blackman addressed the 4.50; Wm. Stone, 3.00;‘.C. L. West, and if y o u are not more thnn pleased board in reference to tick eradicn3.00; H. B. McCsIl, 3.00; N. J, Tan­ we will refund the cost of the mcdl- tlon in Florida. . I | Petition of M. F. Robinson, et ul., ner, 7.70,^. D., Pearson, 2.00; G. W. Vcnabie, 2.00; A. J, McCulley, 2.0'*; - * L. Allen Seed Co.. U k in g thnt road lending from WagW. W. Long, ifi.OOfTD.. IL Hooker, Sanford, Fla. ’ nor south to Gnhriclla, ho opened, 83-tf presemted, road, and on motion of 10.00;.S. E. Mathers, 17.50; S. J. Carnes, 14*26; E. A./Dpuglars, 12.26; L. P. Hagan, seconded, by O. P. Swope and carried, clerk instructed L. A^ijnTmley, 8.^0;.C. W. Entxto advertise for bids for opening mingor, G.00; L. P.. Hagan, ‘8.00i E. H. Kilbee, 12.40; O. P,.Swope, J4.80. above road 30 feet wide. Total, l,8g8.7p/ Motion of’ L. P. Hagan, seconded County Gntirj^Fund— C. II. DinHe wlo pe rsistently saves a small by *C. W. Entzminger,and carried, gee, 66.75. itil r~‘ ^.i clerk is instructed to notify A. C. L. amount from a small income, or Sanford, Fla., June 5th, 1918. -j Road St Bridge Fund— Wm. D Ifon"* Board" of' County CommU- > . R* Co. to repair railroad croaa- Mitchell, 30,00; John Vaughn, 16.00; during periods-uf hard times or siorers in and for Seminole County, l«K». one at Bothamly a mill just James Russell, 8.00;. J. L. Miller, adversity, will be well intrenched Fla mot in regular session at 10 south of Goldsboro, and the other on 2.94; Gytj. Ar DeCottes, 411 . * Brum- Oviedo branch south of poor farm. Jonca StTdnher, G30.Q.O; J. M W in the savi: r habit, w h e n the i i > '.n T c ' J i V l n m O. P. S ^ o p , neconded 301,91; Robt’ W., Lord, 13.00; Dr L. P. Hagan, C. W. Entzminger, by C. W. Entzminger nnd carried, A. Dolan, 5.00; Hill Hardware i O P Swope and E. H. Kilbee, with Commissioners L- A. Brumlcy and 17.44; W. C.. Williamson, 6.60; G. M V. E. Douglass, deputy clerk, npd L. P. Hagan arc appointed us a dom- Jacob’s, 14.00;. Wight Grocery Co., E. E. Brady, xheriff, in attendance.! mittce to confer with Volusia county 6G3-62; O.’ A. Hoak, 19.50; E. T Minutes of last regular meeting board of county commissioners in Wilson, 14.95; Fred T. Willlamr, read also of special meeting of June reference to building bridge at Os- 44.00: Gulf Refining Co., 59.70; 3rd, 1918, read, approved, and* order­ teen ferry nnd report to next regular Harry Ward, 15.00; Hand Bros., meeting of this board. 79.00; B. J. Starling, 100.00;, L. A. ed filed. v. Clerk-instructed to write Volusia Brumloy, 12.00; L. P. Hagan, 8.00; Motion of L. *P. Hagan, seconded by -C. w : Entzminger, and carried, county board of county commis­ C.J.W. Entzminger,.’ 4.00; -O. P. the ferryman- st- Osteen ferry be in­ sioners that they will meet thtm -on Swope. 4.00; E. II. Kllbeo,' 8.00. structed to jeduro hia present tolls, Juno 13th, 1918, a£ Genevs-Titus- /Botal, 2,393.66. . Fine & Forfeiture Fund— Schelle charged at night and on Sundays, to vilto bridge. Geo; A.DeCottes addressed* the Plaines, 50.00; 'David Speer, 65.00; preaent tolls, except one half flHIT of Ol the luv UlIWIl* T r w i m v< for foot passengers which toll is to board In reference to matter of irbt- E. E. Brady, 7.80: L. T. Hunt. \ D O 5NOT FAIL j : T O R E A D MIT! • Try The Column Want Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Santord, Fla. BE PERSISTENT COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS ---- . I Then Financial Success Is Assured Seminole County Bank �Natures Own Fertilizer By RUTH EVELYN PETERSON • . ir >-lc r-.\baut 609 bushels Irish ii'a'oes. , Car lead cr otherwise. Mildred had alwaya been afraid of (Otpyrlffct, l i l t . Western Newspaper Union.) '-Ilvcrod to any psrt-of the city, ’the other girl. Ted spoke'of her very "WalterI W alterr •J.13 bus lid. F. 0. B. SI.00 per little now, but only a brief three ordered Miss Dorothy Wor­ months ogo ho hnd told Mildred all !. NlcJ; flernovnn, Sanford. den, and waved a scarf toward the big about that wonderful week In the 73-10tp wire engo hung from tho top of tho mountains. He* hnd been worn out For Sale— L. C. Smith typf- with the press of work and had gone porch. 8ho flushed and was generally em­ v i ar jri good condition. Herald to Colerllle, where he had found Elsie. barrassed, for somo ono Whs passing She was the village school .teacher. * 73-tf tho house, and Ml** Worden was a sen­ Just out of normal school. sitive soul and experienced a certain Uurop pigs for sale. Hex Packard, He hnd not known Mildred very well aense of guiltiness. But to tho passer­ West Side. 74*tf then. But the day after hla return she by the sudden outburst of Miss Wor­ had met him at a country club dance, den’s well-known parrot convoyed no * For Sale—Inc Staude Mak-uand she hsd listened while he told tractor. Used ten dsys. Good her about Elsie. And then, two days secret. A name, and n common one, junk.' Fully "guaranteed” by tho before New Tear’s, he had told her find no particular significance to unen Company. Make me an ofer. J. E. that he was going to ColcvUle again lightened can. There had been an hour of quite to see Elsie. Mattocks,-Mt. Dora, Fla. 83-3tc rare romance In the lonely life of Mias ” 1 promised her the last time I was F j .* Sale— Best corner lot in Mark­ np there thatT'd come again on New Worden, but ahe bud bidden Its details ham. Park Heights, 63x139 fee t. ' Year's,H he explained, “and I don't like and even Its memories from all out elders. She was thirty gnd designated A birjaln. You can’ t alford'to over- to break my promise." os on old maid. Jo >'c this. Lyman H. Frank, city. .Something In the hurt of Mildred's Fate had been kind to hor< A broth­ eyes brought an answering light In his 84-8tp er, fortunate In his business affairs own. and generous In his gifts to his only For Sale—One of thfc most d<s!r"You know, don’t you," he asked sister,-bod provided her with a coxy ab!e home* in Sanfj.-d. Only rixJ voftljr, "that I’d rather be here with homo nnd a settled Income. Sho was years old.- Will sell reasonable' On you?? naturally sweet tempered, she hnd not But Mildred shook her head. "I bills of cheap loti*. Oarage and out' allowed her sympathies to grow old buildings. Apply X. M., care Her­ don’t know whether you would or not," and sho was the faforlte and confidant she answered frankly. "You must care ald. • 85-2tc of all tho younger set of the town. a good deal for her." Lovers had passed her by. For six He nodded. "Yes," he raid; " I do." years after girlhood the caro of her In­ FOR RENT .Two dsys later he had left for Colevalid mother had taken all her time For Rent—Five room modern vllle, but not before he and Mlltfred nnd -Interest, IJy that time she wan house, corner French and Third St. hnd talked It all out. And Mildred twenty-eight, and. with a sigh ahe hnd tried to convince herself Ihst he wns Enquire 210 French.. 83-41 accepted tho Inevitable. doing the right thing. "I am qulto on tho shelf,” aho told Cottage for rent. J. Musson. “ She Is very much In love with him. ono of her ncor and dear friends. "And I know shs Is," she told herself, "and that Is not n very sad fate, for I have 82-8tc before he offers his lore to me he never had time to think of lovo and For Rent—Two rooms for light imust find out whether or not Elsie hn* thcrliih any romance memories." housekeeping. 112 Lauri-l Avc. lost her appeal to him." But sentiment enroe to’Miss Worden ff-tf It was hard wnlttng until he should with a visit for two weeks at a summer ^..romB-hack-agsInr^-Throngh aeemlngir resort. Tho doctor hnd advised her •"Furnished Rooms by Day, Week endloss days Mildred tried to fix her that she needed nnd deserved n change or Month— Park avenue Flatp 106 mind on other things, but It was use and n rest after the dentil of her moth­ North Park avenue, over L. R. Phil­ less. Grndunlly an Idea took posses er. It wns one day while strolling down ips & Co. d'ag stare Mrs. C. C. don of her snd worked Its wsy Into the bench thnt n well-dressed hut unot>her mind until It became aloioet nil truslvc gentleman half paused as he Hart, manager. 30-tf .obsession. She began to. think ho-i pnnsed her. 8hc wns icatcd watching drango It would be If Ted should brine For Rent—The Haynes house on Klslc to New York with him ss s bride, the waves and the sporters In the surf when the snrno man jinsscd her. She j mford Heigh's. I rooms, big yard, nnd It ended by believing thst that wns noted thnt ho slowed down In Ids pace. ramfileie water syi.em, garage, e'ec- exactly what Ted was going to do. He hesltnted, then he lifted his tint tric I'glits, etc. II. C. DuRose. She resolved to go to tho Grand O n und npjironched her. trnl station nnd to watt outside tin 68-tf "Pardon me, If I hnve made n mis­ gates for Ted’s train to" come fn. take,” he mild courteously, "but nro "I can hide behind some other pen you not Dorothy Worden—forgive me. For Rent—Three ofTice rooms fronting on First street. Most do pie." she said to herself, "ami If In- Miss Worden7" 'That Is my name," acknowledged sirable offices in city. Several other should come off the train with another girl I can see him first nnd come hoinr' the Indy. "May I nsk—" good offirc rooms in same building. without him knowing It. Then he But his clear, honest face hnd be­ Yowill & Speer. 23-tfc wnn’t hnve to tell me about It himself.” come nidlnnt. lie extended Ills hand She wns waiting at the station when readily nm^ somehow won with, those the train arrived, and ns the people friendly earnest eyes, she allowed her WANTED started to pour through the gates she own to rest In his. “ You don't remember me." ho smlleq. Wanted —A .second hand phono­ felt n sudden panic. "Supposing he should come with an­ "I don't woqdcr. I mnde. Httlo Impres­ graph and a desk. A htftguin for other girl," she thought. "I would sion with my personality when Iiwns cash. Phone 270-J. 83-4tp never speak to him arnln In the a hoy, less as I drudged along ns n mini. I ntn nn old schoolmate of yours. world." Wanted — Middle uged lady to The fact that under th ov dreum- I am Walter Clyde." cake care'of old lady. Good home stances he wouldn't care whethar she Her fare lit lip In turn, Ah, ahe fully and fair wngei. Address P* O. Ho*. -poke to him or not did not occur to retiiembcrcd him now! It was like 10. It. D. A. , 83-3tp her. traversing u page fronwin old treas­ 1 The passengers hud almost all passed ured book to go over 'tTJo Incidents of through the gale, and Mildred hnd be­ their early childhood.1 ..Rhe recalled l/ »‘ - 1. C. Smith shut -^u.i gun to think that perhaps Toil had how he had iq>ellcd her.down, nnd h«> m alic ; >r. t i n i w a s lo a n e d to mlased his train, when he appeared related an Incident inhere ho hnd tiee.n O. 1'^ .^ i J e r n d o n a n d In- has s o m e one's Pox gun exchanged by inis- suddenly from the darkened platform. punished for some trivial fault nnd Mildred's heart stood, still ss she saw she hnd wnlted to go homo with him t ike. Will finder of L. C. Smith him, for he was walking beside one of nnd comfort him. It-wns a delightful tiling sanis to George Venable and the prettjest girls she hnd ever seen. week for. these two lonely ones. IBreceive reward. • 84-2tc S With something like n sob, Mildred told her of hls flflllT work__ Ho was a -- 1--- drew hack Into th*- crdw<l wafrEfng traveling salesman, nnil sho In turn ap­ Win Ir ijit. intelli,' e:it hoy with tear-bonlared eyes whtls Ted and prized him of her life history since they of 11 I j .ir.» i work for the vjjnr.i* r. the girl passed almost wilhlq six feet tmd pnrted. Playfully ho called her 84-Itr I'll 'VI0 201- f of her. When they had gone Into the Dorothy, and asked her to address main station she riished Into the sub­ hi in ns Walter, ns she had dune In the in' Third way and somehow mnde the trip to dear old days of childhood. i.'l-t Pint icnd "I am coming to see you next time *ir« vi iift wa•ii Palmetto and the her home. my route covers Milton," he told her, A doorbell rang downstairs, but Mil­ Baptist Turnpic.. 1 libier leave ut dred did n&t notice. Nothing mat­ and when they parted Dorothy felt ns M-:lt|> Herald and r •cclvt* rev.urJ. tered. Hut s moment latsr s knock though suddenly sho bad been turned sounded at her door nnd the maid an­ au’ny from a newly found paradise. nounced that Mr. Tsrrlll was waiting. *: 'And when Miss Wordqn got home It SEND YOUR BOY TO Mr. Terrill was Ted. and the announce­ was n comfort to spenk hts name to CAMP SAPPHIRE, N. C. ment Hint he was downstairs filled Mil­ herself. But wise old Polly hennl her, dred with a sort of dull rage. 8hr nnd hence tho cull, loud nnd mischiev­ Ma«atala klkra, -a lrr aparla, (Ian arra lakr, S i raaa—. H,hl raw boat,, flaallnf ra/l.apria, wondered vaguely why In the world ous, whenever the ohsenrnnt parrot boards, rhulo alhWlira of aU klada (nlaa Ini. hr wns calling on her; but she re­ comprehended thnt It tensod her. nla raarl,) tutorial la all mhJrcU. mllllar, fra­ tal m. tUtlb »r»*aa ia l, S la Aug. I*. For solved that _ahe would not 1st him __It-was three months 'later* when n ratal ogaa write .D, Mratlr, U m ar J. 2* K. know what spang his selection of the lonely man turned Ills face In the di­ U a l i 81. lir k M ittn l* .T W 6 v. other girl had given her. 80 she rection of Milton. He hnd his longings washed ths tears from her eyes and to sec- Ids old-tlinc school friend, lie Ilr,arlm ant •( thr Int.-iUr went down the stairs. Just as If the had his npsgtvlngs also. Somehow U. 8. Unit IMTIta at Gain* » III-. Via., bottom had not fallen out of ths earth. thnt chnncA meeting with Miss Wor­ Jur.i. S. I 1*.S. Nntl'a la br-rby gl,rn that l>,rar Little, Ted stepped forward eagerly as soon den hnd filled his life with n new Inter­ ■•I (Sana,a, Fla. »itn on May 29. IIH l est. Did ho exaggerate In hla concep­ ns he saw her. rrada lldmr,trail Knlrv, *J >. i 'll 8 2. I j t iK - i of SK >4 8rr. 20, N l , of N K '| and tion of tho wnrm Interest sho hnd "Mildred 1" he said. .s'K>, ol N W \ . 8a-lion 29, .Township 20 t». evinced In Ills affairs? Thnt might have But Mildred only nodded casualty. Ilangr 33 It., Tgllahtairr Mariillan. ha* I ltd nollra id intention I j mala Thrrr yrar "How are you, Ted?" she asked, with been simply n friendly nnd courteous I'roof to ntablia!) rlalnt to tna ta-nt aLuia “ You had a nice act. ilairrll-rd.* b*f«ro (.lark 1 irrclt t’ ourt, at studipf formality. Sanford, Florida, on the 19th day ol July, trip, I hope." I IMS. Waltor Clyde reached Milton nnd In­ He looked at her with startled eyes. Clal riant natnra aa arltnraara; W. M. t'nlllcr o lianava, Fla. quired Ids way to the Worden home. "What’s ths matter, dear!” hs asked, I'rrilon Flowala.of (ianrva, Fla. He located It. Tho neat rose scented softly. C h id ', II. Slanart ol tirnava, Fla. lllla C. Ilurgria ol (ianara. Fla. garden, the vlne-cmbowercd cottage enV It OUT. W. MAVIS. There was something in tbs wsy be chanted him. Ho found ills* Worden Register. s|*oke which shattered 'Mildred’s re­ lil-Tura L Prl-lOte absent from home, probably shopping serve Into tiny fragments. "Oh. Ted." she half sobbed, "I tow In town or visiting a neighbor. Ho sat Cut Out the Meat you get off the train" with her. Where down on the porch step, wondering If he would be welcome. Washington, June 12.—To meet Is she?" "Walter I Walter I" "Where Is whbr the needs of the American and allied He started to hla feet. At first he "The other girl—Elsie?" armies and tbit, civilian populations, believed It wns Miss Worden calling •Why," Ted looked Very much roystl of France, Great Britain and Italynrd. "when I left her this morning she I * 1®' bc^notlml the parrot In Its the Ainrrican people were asked to was standing on the station Vu Cole“ J® J'™ #??,f.ro" ' * ? ' * “ *'■' " ' “ l’ * day by tho food adminiitration to v111e * '• —• j "Walter 1 Walter I" He began think place themselves on a limite I h -cf "And wasn't that ahe coming from lug. A most agreeable smile crossed his face, lie was a slow man, but nallowance from now.until next Sep­ the train with youf* tember 15. "No. dear; that was fny cousin, who rensorier. Had Miss Worden tnugtA the Householders were requested not got on tho train at Bridgeport, and clevi-f bird to speak Ids nnmeT "I’ll wait—I’ll stay," he soliloquized. "under any circumstances", to buy who asked me to take her over to-thi "Why not? The bird spoke my name. thin one and one-quartor pound* of Penn, station tn New York." “ Oh P For s long two minutes Mil- Sort of friendly nnd tender, ton. Dear eleir hoof weekly, or one and onedred’s eyes looked anywhere except at I W hai made a confl half pounds including the bone for dant of the really—really the man before her. But they each [>erson in the household. llkea me.' turned to his after hs had atarted to She loved him. and he knew this be­ Hotels and restaurants were askod speak, for he was saying the moet not to serve boiled beef more than Wonderful words In the world. . . » fore he went away, buoyed up with the "There butt nny oth*r girl." he sail happy knowledge that when summer two meals weekly, betf steak -more here la n6 one but you. came again aba would-be hla'happy than ono meal weekly and' roait w-fily. "Then bride. r door." beef more than one meal weekly. $2.00 Per Ton F. 0. B. Camp Gordon, Ga. IN CAR LOTS "8h-hr m beach : * . (GREATEST PICTUl Coming to ths S at1T a u jr i Next Week ■ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING T5T .♦> All Local Advertisem ents Under ThU Heading T H R E E C E N fS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Cliurtfe 25 Cents. In answering an advertisement where pq name is mentioned In the _*_ a d .* pleaacdo_not-ask--Th»-lIwr«ld for Information as to the identity of the advertiser. ’ Usually we do not know who the advertiser Is and' if we do we arc not allowed to givo out this information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in • tructions in tho ad. FOR SALE • Hi. s 1 - —Y iung U-jWlProd Dt* r» • •i •. i -J 'a i*ektt old, n p.-rfoit I) . u . is/ :n.»r> Urnsi.t Forest City, Fla. 82-4tp " IY i Sulc —•Gontlo donkey with b.l.y p It. Also two year old mnrsn roll. Both ilirt clu-a|*. Route A, I) u :120. 77-tfc Lcl Me Examine Your Eyes *i* I hai* (hr xtrallfW nPrummU f.r tlrlrf mining an* . Ilia CUHHKS f»i fiim lln g Lny and all drfrtU at *1— •a. N’o'.M ATrKH Iba na:m« of ja-jr jaur (ila X S IN J j ail till )«■» rail on mf. I *101 3 / r , nIhBf I •!• ht. Y» i Ate lx rail far rn* ILettun and a hlrr. . D R . I,. S . i i O F i ‘ i» i A N oniiJUTOi'tintN H Wivi 1 2_uh .8* Oil m l i. Ktaf’ .la D O N ’T Write it on Your Cuff! Jot it Do.wn in the tpsaj-p/rnn M EM O BOOK The ideal way to make memoranda and carry Infor­ mation that you need . fre­ quently. • Covers la st fo r years. Sheets can be obtained anytime, ruled in six styles. Bound iu Handsome Dura­ ble Black Morocco, with Red Leather Index that enables you to find what you want iustontly. O A L ! ) PRINTING-CO. PhaseI It H im Sanford, Florida W. S. JOHNSON • - J* ' Healey Building Atlanta, Ga. iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiifinniiniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiibiiiniiiiiiiiiiiinniiniminmiiiiiiii J^ IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X IIIIIIIIin i9 C ^ I| | | | | ]| | | | | }C X X 22 YEARS IN JACKSONVILLE F O R M A L OPENING I Wo take this occasion to invite tho whole State to Visit » . us. We not only hope to hnve cvery-customer and pro­ spective customer to attend this Formal Opening event, •but we desire to have everybody; for wo want you to • know and to sco how earnest and how efficient our efforts have been to improve our Big Furniture Store to the ' extent of ranking second to none In appearance, con­ venience nnd completeness of stock. : : : : : : : We are ready to serve you with" much larger and better stock than ever, and it will be a great pleasure to have you visit our store. : : : : ; * WE ESPECIALLY INVITE YOU TO AT- ' TEND THE OPENING OF OUR NEW COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINE DEPARTMENT. . . . - § = Agents Tor Grand Rapids Furniture. “ Columbia” == Grnfonolas and Double Disc Records. “ Thematic” Refrigerators. CHADWICK’S! “ The Slo c Cunrenient for the Shopper" 7-9 F. Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida / > ^ X IilllllllH i^ C > M H IIIfi!IIIIX X IIIIIIllllll> »< ^ lllllI!lllll> K X »C GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY W IL L BRING BACK . Nelson Sailors and _ A r e th e B e s t dard Version Attractive - Compact - Readable - Durable Emphasized with the words of Christ printed In bold face type. Strongly and neatly bound in Khaki colored Morocco grained Waterproof Keratol—flexible limp cover, embossed back bonds, round corners, Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed American Flag in colors on the outside front cover. Printed on specially'strong Bible p ap er.. Only 3 x 4 # inches and just nn inch thick. Type is plain and d e a r — sd f* pronouncing. The Four G reet American H ym ns ere printed end bound w ith this S a ilo rs and Soldiers Testam ent. HELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN This Sailors and Soldier Testament, fteatly ppeked, ready for mailing, given with a years subscription to the Sanford Herald for..... . $ 2.50 T �» ', • - *— Heavy''yUldi of high clau products are nee* elHry to bring a Mg net profit to the grower. The * banner record for inch results has been held for tbe last quarter-century by ~r7"~ j 3 ■V ' ■* ' ‘ - * Ideal Fertilizers FAREOFM0STFRU6ALNATURE Send for our Free Boolu on all commercial crops of Florida i also our Spray Catalogued Special adrke gladly gfren. Practically Condemned to tha Ufa of Redueea— Daughter* Allowed to Como and Qo Freofy, but Son . la Gloeely Guarded. a * Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., . • Washington.—Among tho busiest Paris.—Though things Russian ar« mu t people supplying tho United State* rather In disfavor Just now, n short Mfrs. Ideal FertiHiers. with war materials are tbe makers of account of the life led by the ltomuHjtruiriR noffsl the former Imperial family, may chronometers.'. Great caro and pro* ^Jacksonville, Fla.. |*uso«eTooals| clslon are necessary In turning out prove of Interest fi*nurw » Tobolsk has been called tbe “City of these navigating Instrument*, which ^^****«*»H*lJt*^ Death,” Its temperature rarely rising are the most accurate portable timenbovc the freezing point. Most of Its keepers known to science. bouses nro built of wood, the ono Hundreds of chronometers have gone where tbe Imperial family lives being to the bottom of the ocean line* one of the few brick-bull dings In thnt tho war begun. Th|s alnge would part of the country. Its ground floor cause n shortage In'tho ordinary’ sup­ 1 » * * Is occupied by a company of soldiers ply. while tbe equipping of the new We make a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage Installed there as a guard. Tbe two American merchant marina la creating Batteries of all makes. A lso repair M agnetos, Generators and upper floors, consisting of 14 rooms an unprecedented demand for new In­ Biur w i n t e r s u r r a most simply furnished, constitute the struments. Starters. B rin g your Electrical Troubles to us. * * apartments of “ Colonel Romanoff.** At present there arc virtually no N O T IC tl t o N O N -R E M D E N T S Consumer* must buy thar There Ib neither runnliVg water nor chronometers to lie bad In the open Give Us A Trial M nlcr ru p p V of Gul durtjJ. Court, S r t . n l h J n d lrlil C ircu it gns, neither electricity nor bathroom. market. Reforo the war England sup­ I n nl f raanudd for •the Spriiiff and Summer for H r m l n n l n C n u n l ) , I Ur ie l*, In The servants nro obliged Jo draw from plied the. world with iuos| of Us flue (tn n rc rv * (o r.iT m xlu o H n r' is tola Jhirr* N. Gamblr, ( ‘o m j . l » l n « n t n nearby well the water needed for Chronometers. nuiinLiLncd. a t a VI. ruxltrum ^railfar household purposes. The rooms nro In ordinary tlmps n good chronome­ C irri* A. and T. Tl. Lawrvnts1, Ittipundanta. 203 Oak Arc. L. A. Renaud, Prop. w . Phone 189 heated by brick ovens which burn ter costs about $300. Tito present price To counfpr cndiled Carrie A. and T. It. l.a » ri-nrr. >_____ to avoid aserkms wood. The largest room is not more is $.300 or better, according to the trade Voti'are tirrcby re. ulrrd lu appear to the IU11 nf Cnniplalnt filed herein igainat you In 1 Hum 10 foot by 10 feet. Coal sTuirfcaiic made. The supply in this quunlry He af n-e entilltd raure on or Is fore Ihe * * * Una W ii^ r 'S Tim windows of the house look out passes through the bands of a few c t. tlh day of A u p u t. A. 1>. IMS- .. ________ nate to have produetion curtailed. Plenty of Nifty Henna —The ranront H rfa ll i< hereby dc»>;nutei| To I’__________ Jinrd against____________ this grocers nrc lie- , nu' nn unattractive Inmlscnoe. Thorn.. lo-ri-if-whn-nre dfdng Uielr utmost to • • Ihe n r»*papcr In nhlch fhie orilcr ahull t f c / t to J o ld _— U u r-to -th e fact that“ thc7 Wiitt*’ l> t.uliiirliril once a « r r k for <I,M rorweeuu .1 r u u AhtUMI HUWI ITKATldf/ urged to make attractive window ■» n garden where the exmeet the tli'imiiitl. , ! injj the ere O . navy bean i« popularly supposed to displays showing the value ef beans ezar might dig. and forget his bore­ • W llrrrr my hand ami ■< »l of otf.ee ut .a From six months to a year and a lie used wholly for army and navy as n food and how their substitution dom. A narrow balcony nnd n court- half nre necessary to make nnd ndjust San’ ord. r’ eminrle county, f'lorlila. rht« *th > T * day id June, A. I> !!•!!>. nquirementa, this excellent meat will assist the Food Administration I vnrd Inclosed by high brick wnlls fur­ n chronometer, Tliti-fiu-chniilsm Is of n o w s ro u n l iv jm (•■all I! A |ll»rtil.\S.s. I trrl. ruxx s LfYU m il do contain Calomtl, which la »ub-.tilulc is in scant demnnd. The in carrying out its program to feed nish the only breathing sj«ds for the the Uncut metals, and specially adapt­ Marlon <!. fl eer.Iiy V M lli-ii|l|... IK C. lhaonir real Llrct Clcarvtrr.flml not tho atckanlng So licit or for I'.-rni lainant. ed to resistance to extremes of tem­ mini of the matter is that the army the fighters at the front. Such as­ imperial prisoners. fttpinj CalomaI you'** dleaded all your tilth It I* O F r i.iie Live Life of Recluse*. perature. anil navy requirements, until Oet. I sistance on the pnrt of the grocer M acltntifically combined with other clcanalng Nicholas Itomannff nnd Ills wife nre drufi that It will not aickan, fripo or Inltdt/o wilh Errors Are Noted. Me-ftfltjr-covcred, and that there is will aid materially not only in *#v- [ practically rondl inned to the lives of ( pu? * your work. Known and andanad by Ihouaanda. /r\u* * surplus on the market of not ing meat and w heat but also will be j recluses. Their sole outing consists in j No clock or watch bus ever yet kept ( piUil Maloh Ihntfjrl ifJrI i*f I t». *L He AT DRUB AND CUIUAL STORES. only i he white navy bean but-wf uli a factor in making the 1918 bean mending mass at the enthedrnl of the [ perfect’ time, so there Is always n In tit** mtllt r uf MaJa by lha maken of Plank'* Chill Tonic Jnhn V. VI» t! fi*rr. 1 slight gain o r loss in n chronometer. domestic grown beans. At *1110 pres- acreage ns large or larger ih:.n that Annunciation or lit a neighboring minilh 12 Maifrr **f rrtillnn f**r I- .-»( On ihi« li'lh diiy Jun**. \ •* Itfi*. «’n -K'! lime the bean market is weak of 1917. New York Pucker. istery or going to the public baths, For this reason tlw chronometer's rate f» A'llilK tin h frjri U.j* |trii*i*n i| I* of dally gain or loss Is iletermlmsl hy K 11 l»y I hr I'oufJ that hrftr.riitl*r hid upon to .sure the trafllr blockade of last where as a special favor thq royoluobservation ashore, nnd a curd show­ I hi* *amr nn i h? -IHh ilny nf July. A I*. Iimnry authorllles permit tliem to Mii.ti r lias caused the spring market » 4»ftl rnurl, JarFinnvillr, in * afi11 •jntlie once n week. Whenever they go ing the rule is made out, nnd deliv­ islflrl at frn n'rlnrh ill th'ff Inf r run it* ami to he Hooded With beans, which un­ When! nnd Crop Condition* fFal rii'tlf* I l.t 11 «if I f pulidsl.rcl fi ih«* I'nb* ered with the Instrument. This rate >nt they are escorted t»y 11 platoon of f«*r«l lit ralt!, a n r « r |»rInt•-d In *ah 1 til r normal conditions would have In Florida for the week ending inldlers commanded hy four ofllcers of of error Is allowed In all notations of hiairtrt ami 'S at all I nn*. n rfnlili r* ami turn consumed in the winter months. June 10, 1918: IlflH* IIIJUll* fr«»m till* lllMtriimont fo r | il-rf f * f •••»■* .n » a > al'jtar al aaitl | the guard. ,, I * 11It *> phtf !r' A11 JTill si rilhd , III * i y I hny I . possible that this may have an WorMlig ll|i nlui rvtitlon* ninilt* at ,♦.! rna>.r ..r . * 0 1 i»r.lHimrr The fare Imposed upon the prisoners, Temperature. The week was i n > T h* o - n t i d . 1h o climnoiiH'lor rfitnp!rlo?i# with ; 'h..ul*l » ■ 1 . riahie cfTecI on the acreage to s of the most frugal nature. Oncti ae- J , . . . » , a -Mill it •> lii ft hf f >1 I \ l hr ( o«rl rnpu-s andsextant, the trto of , iirt ,flB i , rni| t„ n*lt t» all I.. planted. It'w o u ld be unfortu- of the warmest f the season, niaxi- •ustomrd -to the delicate refinement* III! ma of 100 deg. hayltrg occurred at ' >f French rootling, they nro forced t<> Imll-pciisiildc Iti stn m o nts r e q u i r e d In U j » ti .-r. . | » « m.il«‘ ■■! aid i>,it*M.n amt , . . . " I, I. ■ ,■ , III- t.-dr- addrewed t». I f . ni at thrlr |dacr* .......... , , , ! several stations. Tin* excess aver­ ae content with ordinary Russian mode rn navigation. Hy Its aid. lon gltude. or the cast or west position of a w T in k ss t ll.n-itai.:. UHAluiN M. aged nbou* 2 degree*, except in tbe IMies: pltng. a sorl of ri>ll covered , , , . . , i *A 1, 1., Juil.r <•( i*td r « u r l . and tl;e -.-at l*n!p, ,1 « ih'lonnlnof]. Ilh n *^ f ut lark nin .l .r n **1*1 i ‘*t rn t. ’ extreme aoillb, where the temperawith cavlnr: hortseh. n thick soup t ^AETOff] r,f A 1* l r*5t< Longitude btiflled nil navigators tin |li.ii 1f'tli *l*y KI >W I II U I!-l.I \ MS. < h r k . i lure was somewhat below the rea- (Undo of heels and other Vegetables; HI the chronom ete r entile Into u s e In ■ v.-.-tir .• . sonul.average. The highest teported ■tiilnelin, n clieese paste. Thh people of .Tobolsk sliiiiv-nvlthor lot.3. The aneleiits nnd Inter nnvlpn |was 101 deg.; tho lowest, flii deg. f/9 Itosllllty nor sympathy toward the ex- torn. Including: nil tbe great dlseovcrPrecipitation. Highly beneficial i . .............................................. f„nilly. Life in the small town Is er*. could find Ibe’lr latitude by ol ref! over a rains occur occurred u large portion ! consistently monotonous. The exist- si*rvntinns of tbe sun’s height, but Hi ; of tl;e northern'nnd efntrni divisions.! rncp nf tjH, former emperor drags could determine their longitude only j -------:| 3 C where some local no aunts ea.e. d. il dung In drub -io|to's«. Vniv and Hu ll by “dead reckoning," nr e*!limiting r.-=: ftielr ship'* |>rogis--s from day to day. 2 or ! tr.eii.s' I n tee soiitleto <i >i- lie Js anlborl/ed In roelii- tliu visit of This system w a s uncertain, nnd I ' moii, and g«r>!a!lv «•* .,f the \| ;faithful Idgli functionaries whom caused a great many shipwrecks. Inchimin river, rains were IIWiilT-1 t!l(» refohtlloiit.i y gavenuuent permit Longitude Is merely the difference . cient uhd the'droughty comliliotm led to- iit coinjuHiy him In tils exile— of time between two points on tho Fount Frederlks nnd Oenernl Vnyekov. UJ jure htill serious. In some locnlitjt-s l*o then* he confides Jit* regrets. Tils enrth's surface,' r.nd It became nppnrI the drought has continued several memories nnd bis ImpeV. ; ■ ] to students.of the problem R |»r. |weetis, and several eonnlies report. thnrir nn Hislnilnent could in* Nicholas llnmnnoff'imitl rferntty *tft T sented p "j no rain during tin* cjtrrent weeks {I^iperal Vnyekov In lip- nccent of |iro- 1 a-r-.-.ed th».t notild keep accurate time TIIE U N I V E R S A L C A R ui sen. It would in* possible to find Ho* •! Some weekly totals Of rain w ' r,': ifouinl resignation: ngitilde of a slilp’s position whenever 1 Archer,, fi t* Gnllnisville. 2 0; Mail-j ..yjna my life mil nlway* been tlmf ] l>e.milker eondlriotts were* fnvorulde. I loon, 2.9; Tnllulnissre, 1.7; Switzer- a^.rn prlsisoT7 I do not regret m.v lost lu* Ford Mn<h*l T One Tun Tr. W. is 1 .mi. al Ihe slilp eintlil lie deta’riolueil power. AH I nsk la lo ho allowed to S! . ! land, H.S; f'rescept City. ! ily the tuwssiiy uf farmer, ir.ai.ufi.t:by nn east nr west observation of the l>o, 1.1: J a c k s o n ville. 1.2, and Or­ retire to Crimen, where I could live >nn. morning or afternoon, worked out < r, c o n tr a c to r a n d m e rc h a n t. II h a s . iiirr'oundi'd by Umvers. I feel nmr> lando, 1.0 inches'. * : tiie strong features of the Ford cai hnn ever Hint I would lie peaceful nnd by‘ accepted table*. If Hie time of a Condition of Crops The dry nippy mf a simple citizen of n repute given imltil mi .shore was known i ade bigger ami stronger. It has* the filaxml Hie stdp. the difference In tltno weather enabled farmers to pul all lo." pov t-jful worm dirive, extra largo emer­ Ills resignation In no wise Is shnred ) would give Hie longitude of the slilp. crops in good condition. Cotton wes England was Hie Arid nation to cope gent y ! rakes acting on both rear wheels vy I lie‘former Ctnrlrin Alexandra. Ev­ ! well worked, ar^d it improved someerything" In tier new mode of life | wl,h tills great problem. In 1711 It upai d controlled by hand lever,’ 12-1 ireh |what during the week, but the boll pointed “Commissioners for tho Dis­ ' weevil. is bad and still spreading. wounds, shocks nnd Irritates her. v h(eii.i;.iP ye t tun s in a 4G foot circle, Nowadays Alexandra devotes herself covery of Longltiidq nt Sen," nnd au­ Some corn has been ruined, and thorized Hie payment of largo prizes and lias been most iht iuehly'tested—We_ . . .... <r • . ». ... to her children, whom she tenches not much is still suffering o i ^ —A —^fun-resIsn Ihenisrlvrs-littl-In rrmrmW.- Jo BHmiihiiii-r»“*-orrli-to-Hir-dcstml l.uGW it is absolutely -(Iypenliable. We tIUT=SR y»d*lbe. criijris_Taif_ro- gooiT7 U’lmt makes her most Indignant Is Hint end. This commission existed until aflvifco giving your order without dok.y The need of rnin is pressing,' how­ die Is allowed neither to write nor re­ 1S28, mid distributed more than ?.r>00,000 In prizes. that you may he .supplied r*s soon aspesever. and without it the corn crop ceive letters" thnt iiro not opened hy will suffer beyond recovery during the revolutionary officers.' Sim conI* * ‘ ' rih'.o. 'fliif demand is large anil orders the 11resent week. Although show- Mnnlly repents to her daughters: Win* $100,000 Prize. cave are filled in rotation, “ Never forget what wo nro forfeit log the need of more rnin cane, Tho chief prize offered hy the com­ Tit ere can be no doubt today. mission, $100,OOO, was won by John peanuts, castor beans, enssnvn nnd ;o bear at the present moment." as to the merit of Cardul, Her only roufldnnte Is Countess NnHarrison, n Yorkshire watchmaker, minor crops arc still in faic to good the woman's tonle, In EDWARD HIGGINS C. F. WILLIAMS the, treatment ol many condition. Some complain, that cit­ •Ischklne, who was her lady In wnlting who spent his 11fo In perfecting tlm md who was utlowwl to follow her to chronAmrter. troubles peculiar to Dealer Salesman rus fruits are dropping: also of rust Tobolsk • '' women* The thousands Harrison mnde Hie best wntchcs in and while fly, hut cs a whole Ihe of women who have been •England. Although, of limited educa­ 'outlook is fair to good. ConridcrAlexis Closely; Guarded. helped by Cardul in the tion. he condurted many original re­ past 40 years, fs conclu­ If Hie grand duchesses nre allowed nblo Juno bloom is reported. The searches in the expansion of metnln. sive proof that It Is a ;o come nnd go freely in tho townnbed of rain has delayed sweet pota­ In search of materials for nn Improved good medicine for women to plantipg, but the work wn» ad­ without the vexation o f any 'syrvcll- wntch or clock, that would prove Im­ who suffer. It should nnce, Ihe same thing la not tpfo of tho help you, too. vanced during the week. ?x-cznrrvltch. I’ rlnee Alexis, who Is pervious to changes of temperature. familiarly known as Alloscbn, ‘ran go Ilfs first great fent was the production ' T ake Fruit and Vegetable Crates. jut and piny in Ihe public parks when­ of n “gridiron pendulum clock.-" tho Fish Industry Trotected ever He like*, but Irf la watched by fir,st chronometer, which In 17TW ho Tho efforts on the part pf some punrds specially nttnehod to his person. look to the royal commission. It was The dnoghtcra of tho former czar, tested by tho commission by being people to hnvo the fishing laws of lead a simple life. Grand Duchess sent on a voynge to Lisbon." . Florida abrogated so that all sizes of The test was not decisive, and .BarDlgn, the most serious of them all. has almost ail of the fish at all times of enrolled hcriclf among the voluntary ,rlson continued to work on his chrotho year could be caught without nurses of a military hospital to which, nomctoi^r seeking tho great prize, for a regard to the market demands, sro -sent •convalescents frdra Siberia period of 20 yean. In 1701, when six­ proved a failure, nnd through tho and' where she conscientiously passes ty-eight years old, narrison announced port of the Florida commercial or­ icvcrni hours a day. that he had solved *11 problems In­ Mrs. N. E. Varner, of ganizations back of him,. little or no Grand Duchess Marie has taken up volved In bis work. Be produced a Hixson, -Tenn., writes; "I was passing through change in the law has been made, stenography and typewriting to help chronometer which the commission, the . . . back and and tho fishing industry will still be her father write bis memoir*.' But ho sent on a voyage to Jamaica, to test sjdes were terrible, and dictates nothing and writes nothing. for heat.. It varied bnt two minutes protected. ' my suffering indescrihaSometimes ho leans- out of the only on tbe entire veyage of several months. Ttefl just fust IHow ble. I canTtelt Tho stand waa taken by those who window, which overlooks the town, The commission demanded another and where I hurt, Sbour studied the question that thore was aud watches his children when they go test, and the chronometer waa sent to all over. I think . . . I began Cardul, and my. enough fish available in Florida and for * walk. Be wean'the- undress Barbados varying but two-thirds of pains grew less and less, uniform of a colonel of the Prevbajeo- a second a week In a voyage o f flve< adjacent watera to aupply any mar­ until i was cured. I am ■kya and puts on a dignified air as months. remarkably strong for a ket deminda under the present law's, soon as he thinks he ta being observed. -Harrison had now fairly won the woman « y ---and that it war not only neceesary But when he thlnki himself alone hls prize, bnt he was paid only half of It,, Ido all i STORAGE BATTERIES LEGAL ADVERTISING Sanford Battery Service Co. l TRY A HERALD WANT AD a. V It Helps! On Flour, Grain and Feed 3 Hie Woman's TonicH lost* It* stiffness, tie hide* hla - . ihe chronometer being given further ~ ‘ eighty inlance, � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 14, 1918; <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/25592652dd9e80955cb6d7f9daaf3c37.pdf 0674bccdad102d270328f021e768d554 PDF Text Text n B n n n H f f i i'M S t•i_■ • • .* - .. *• * . c■ rT *\; '3Vt7ftr fff&i ' ' '' ■ '• ■ • ‘ v ■ ... . V v v ‘ • ■* V •• # • '.-. * • - .*• • • ‘ . mj <r l * • \ ON PUBLISHED. TUESDAYS AND F R ID A Y S SEMI* w e e k l y . \- SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1*18 volum e TO ORGANIZE GERMANS LAUNCHING thejuniorredcross ■ BAZAAR FRIDAY NIGHT WILL MEET S A L V A T I O N ANOTHER HIG ATTACK BUT NOTHING DOING WAS A GRAND SUCCESS, IN SANFORD FOR GROWERS S .* * ‘• ■------------* ’. N - ___ . . son in qucsticn will promptly notify ss Ways iAnd Means •Prominent East Coast Grower Vmmir Workers Gained Nice lh' *m"*r>' ■“ ">«* To Discuss Writes About It For Building Vais • gum For Tied Cross To d*"'' m ' dred members notified,h,m of expiration •* Recognizing the predicam ent th a t Thr Aral venture for raising funds only ONE • HAS REFUSED TO of the Junior Red Cross of Sanford RENEW . .T h is is undoubtedly'-* our cattlem en are in regarding quar,» i a wonderful success from every fine record fop Seminole county but tine line which has been proclaimed itsndpoinr, financial, co-operation the marvel Is th a t even ONE person around Lake and Orange counties, .ml socially. The young officers and Is unwilling to give a dollar U year due to those counties having taken tbe various com m ittees under the for the benefit of the hoy's who have up system atic tick eradication work, direction of the Ju n io r Chairman of pledged and ure giving their lives for representatives of the federal and Membership, Miss Alice E. taldw ell humanity and a worldwide peace. state government will meet with inThcrc are a few April and M ay , tcrcstcd sl-ijihiole county live stock dMcrve much credit for the Interest­ nmiinrc who ulwi have linvn nnt tmiil ftheir hoSr !• owners _.____ JifW U l turt house in Sanford nt member* not paid ing event which th ey pulled off in Central Park on Friday evening.. dues or notified the secretary t o ! throqMSfclhck on June 15th, to talk That the people of Sanford are ful­ droj) their names from the roll. A]<||p m atter over, Among those who will he present ly alive to the merits of all branches* prompt response from these will be arc Dr. W. F. Iliad;m an, president nf Red Cross activities was'demoh- appreciated. Altamonte and — Longwood are 100 of the Florida .S tate Live Stock As............------• strsted by the representative crowd . vv... .A.tl renewals ...I...t. Iu to f i. date. . I . We IV« belive l.nllt-f. nUl Uer cent gocintion; Dr. E. *M. N ighbert, SM in-W'* 1*11H'll • l/l. »»• iMMUUViii which gathered In th e park. With great glee the young people raked in tl\at Oviedo hTHTso, hut we have n d j ; gj)ri.tor in charge of tick eradication the nickels and d im es' and larger received our report on m etnbortnip 1 WOrk in Florida, and It. W. Storm, Tiounts, ior L iv ^ S m r lr amounts, for the goods .«»><>» .offered for from that b ranch. Chultmtn.. nnd 1 ;|p . ho-lK ^t—stusItty-nnri^Irr.rY irure not far behind and work- Sanitary R opV d^ roueht high The en'thusi- ing hard for the 100 per rent. W e' T|)p mw.,|nj r '^ i || i„, open to the brought high prices. p aim and happy faces of the youthful hope to add Sanford to this li«t by 1<u|,!it. uf)d afU.r A few i.ri.f ta lk s l»y .ahs Indies were an inspiration th at the end of June. East Senior,i v .a ^ ,,u. v;9jUn(, ,„|„.i4|h ,.Very one will rUlnigty to ask just '•conjured" the shekels into the not organized ns u brunch until IK- ,,p Kivt.„ an treasury of the Junior Red Cress. tober lmt*they too are neurly 100 quc&tions on how to gel the tick A happier coterie of workers would per rent. Twenty-one members eradication work slatted at ot.ee in heretofore enrolled in Sanford have hr hard to find. transferred to th e East Sanford, bo- j Thp t|Uarant,HP (.mbargo against The booths were attractively dec­ i„g residents of that vicinity. The ^ ra (l||. m„ v|ft|r m l„ Lak(. Mnd anted. The produce booth with its various branches are doing a • |deA- ^ j, lim ited to lovely llowers, fresh vegetables und did work along every line covered ^ wj„ m aintoinw| fruits ‘did a rushing business while by Seminole C ounty Chapter, C hu- i the ice cK-arn, candy and soft drinks luota ami Geneva report a large until this courtly is cleaned up und •'•sold out" in short order. The rncr num ber of their negro population released from quarantine, if it takes chants' booth was popular too and enrolled, ami at Geneva they have two or three years. everything sold like hot cakes on a organized an au.\ilinr> ready f ir ser­ The most impurtao mutter ju m • Voter's morning. T he city hand vice. .We hope to have a com plete .now is to find some way to finance added much to the occasion, their report front the Georgetown Auxil­ building of ail the dipping vuts reca-o| oration being much appreciated iary before many moons.quiretl .fqr^thls county, at onre flic young folks. LinERTY MOTORS GOING OVER Gpin Some Ground And Pay • Dearly For Same . T ^ * t\n c thousandth Liberty airThe new 'G orm an a tta c k cn the Pi ii‘ pnirjne produced by the PackThe Florida fatm er am i especially ghlppc' d from the front between M o n td id ic r acd Ncythe vegetable growers ure tcaliz ng k f a a year to n on continued laat n i g h t with un­ thnt in organization is the salvation day from the sending to W ashington diminished violence, th e war cfficc of, their future prosperity. They of blue prints and parta which form -' reports. On the F r e n c h left wing have tried all other means and 'find ed the start of the Liberty m otor furious German attack's," tra d e time th a t they fail year after yca^ 'or if design. a fttr tim e 'w e re b ro k en *up by the they do not foil at least they do not The dispatching of the onc-thou-* French fire. make what they should make, or­ ganization has solved the question sandth engine was celebrated quietly a Iq .the center th e en e m y , bringing m ad e futther in other sections and should solve h u t none the less exultantly by the up rcinforcomcnts, progress, reaching th e s o u th e rn part men who within a year have had the the r.cre. Lost Last year toe »ou « iu itu « j ,... ........... - ....... tlie question here. the of CuvTilly wood and Rerscns-SurFlorida C itrus' Exchange started a ; successive responsibilities of produc branch h u e for. the marketing of I ing the first Liberty engine by hand, Mntz. Sanford products and there whoj the first Liberty engine to fly, the French and American troopa, con­ joined the Exchange are (itfic tly j first Liberty engine made from* tools tinuing t h e i r ’attack s in th e region satisfied with results. designed for quality output, nnd now of Brussnrcs, on th e M arne front, . „ . , . . . ! their first thousand perfected cn- gained more ground a n d to o k prison­ T h ty find o u t th a t in this orKnn’ 1 K| nes. • * • ers. _____ —--------- ----------,— ire«I effort th e ftew er gets a sgaure I K ‘ On the French right wing along ■(Tfni Pi.ilTIncviV exactly when* hint AinoiiM ih«M' wno uiinv<Fril lhi* preduct was shifipdl nml the con-j crating of th e motor for shipment the front of the new a tta c k , h itle r' diticn of srrr.e nr.d whnt It brought; was the young engineer who on fighting continues. T he French took und they know in n few days lime. M ay ‘J9. 1918. took down to Wash more {linn .500 prisoner s in various personal ingagem ents. Prisoners report unnnThe Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., ingtnn ingtnn nn trunk, trunk, checked checked nsas persona ntously th a t the losses of the Ger­ recently organized aim offers rite baggage, which contained com plete thus .................. far In the- ------battle which growers th e thanee to get together t blue prints anil an nil steel cylinder mans ....... und take ndvtntnge cf the many <«f an aviation engine- Itwni= the began ycaterllny m o rn in g have been benefits to In gained by clt,M* co- design of this engine, representing u t , extremely heavy. operation. It U the salvation cf this | th a t time more tlinn two t years of -p},,, wnr s ta te m e n t follows: section u rn v 'tiy other seciit n of development work, from which J. l«.. ('|Prm nn push w ns continued the S t a t e. In the T im es-Unicn o f , Vincent, the Packard chief engineer,. yp#tpr(|a y ‘ evening and Inst night ' u |i the llt<> sam . recent dute tin following letter from and JG. J. Hall evolved the design o f | with e ferocity. the Liberty motor. n prominent citizen' of the Fast t "On the French left wing, violent Const was printed and is given be­ Wlu'ii Liberty engine No. 10(10 !1 attacks were renewed on several ce­ low f»r th r 1 1 nefit cf t)< In tu its cf was completed a telegram wx* senlW j (.a, , on|l |M|t ,|„ .y w„n . |, ro ken by the # • re broken by the this sect ton: was completed u telegram wu» s g n t French ................tire and. .by c o u---*-n te r attacks With Flo iidu s urexnntpVd cli- by tl'.r two Liberty engine builders by our troops. The tow n of Couriiiale for growing Irish putnU is for who arc now m production lo Ire s- cp||et( was captured a n d recaptured early m arkets in the north, it is the idem Wilson und Secretary Rijker, an(j dnn|iy remained in our bands. ....... «• .................... . u1' i , h„ „ K,.t \\r.- A..IV. Bullish, the able and [•y I, gjtV<i.Aeuy.,i iooeer, just, naturally pur­ . su.YtjijlJ&Orlo I^ rt with t)::ir did* ‘ • " 5 Krvnch l o r e . the s lock the >, 'The cufintuHce cordiallpr'.thank tin* ' mvtchnnls^or thJiP^gertfr^us crtnrribmionn, the* h/i^nford Pulilic*^vavice Company, the*farmers, fo/.,products " X of the soil. Robert llfdly, J r . anti , M V n. *<I/ilbii. th e 'o n ly Junior Red I . .• i 't.rPj'V 'b»iy*> who assisted in huiltlirtg fc}»• A- 6 . Parrish, the Sanl^'vT^iTvl'ItnjnU.bjui^tho public, any und *"wff.A|Jj>*(!tmlIriUtut.etl in any degree <o tk T 'V h U l|f f jh e Junior Red -Cross haza'nrr. • 1 w3f • .• ’ i h.e s\T cakeri a M rm a 1^ ' »«•« ofc.flrcworkiq' of J h i m e d i a t i ^ ^ « > • > » ' « I l o l W h u l u B l i *18 p p U l K l I H v 1 , • ** ' ‘L*! - • i Surgical D ressings' W orkers Wnnled Mrs. David S|)«efy4*Mircctpr of I' Woman’s Work i s ‘sending out Sf- (>. S i alls for more Aorkt rs in Ine sur, glial dressings departm ent in ordc* . ’in1. complete the oik ollotm.orttn assigned 1 .'•R I.Y ^/V ik ch apter. Any member of thp l ^ t i U . n e r ‘is eligible for this wqrkV l - V^^Lerr 'aro no fees required. TheVe . _ n f in* to lie some misunders|andiqg ■; /• ‘mfi this point, m any believing that n ' Vr fee is necessary. T h a t is absolutely a/mistake. <Thc rooms arc open ev*. jRnuiInc.am l-nftcrnQ on.. ex­ - • 'Acpt^Saturday and three evenings in the week. A long sleeved, high-neck­ ed white7-apron, n .white coif, scissors w *^antl* iltimhle are the only requisites nprc.isary. Mrs. S. Pules ton is suprr* N ^ '^ V i r of surgical* dressings and will d.Vf*” very* glad to have more workers .\ rolled. .>/ .i * " fc; | i ■ ... .. , 1. li'^ l - ,l om n ,rcrK"11 t,M»‘r uof the; cvlinders ;(ur -;»<olh:'Pa^nri| | | . 6rt» of.prisoners the b a ttle has co^t .1 « i w l a V . 1* .t d « * lT w tv n tr trip * 'S i m n n n n t u n m i r i m t i m liH T P M . % would llk o tA ’.^lfahk especially Mr.* jjy m[nors through their' parents’ cx- IlL.which they were shipped. We see the go-between, the seller, Dowling,. of,. Oviedo, who by som e pfi(g| V(. license. This CUnnot h gion of Drussaireij, French - a n d means all hU own' provcd hlmsylf a (j Qnc> purepfs-.w ith the proper exacts his pourd cf flesh, whether he appreciation of the enrm st endeavor American troops g a in e d . ground; double success In producing ■'the, license may purchase fireworks and arils them cr r i 't s them away; l^s of the farmers to .hack fp the gov­ brought up to 260 , th e num ber of much.Jtceded money for this gtjeat issue, them *to their children, «p*surn- commission i» ’demanded r.t snme ern ipont, the cropj,w hlrh undcuhtpd- iirisonrrH-taken, und captu r ed th irty .y_kb^ulU-lu»v»-hw.n-takun-uvw—hyiug_lhtlsatnc^ puaition—an ,tlu i 2 f^rL-- j s tii—per barrel, whether thru* ‘fa*, m nrhlne guns." cause.' ' ‘______ ' ‘ ‘ the governm ent, having ulrcady or, been «.*nough returned to th e grower T h e ' Chapter U , particularly in­ man irsulug* explosives to unlicensod. ty jtny It or not. The consumer nre now rotling in the field*. debted to-those two untiring work­ persons ipjcjer' his supcrvlrio^,. Tlqs pays u- prict* that w arrants a lcgitl’ • . Home Burned ’ ers, Mrs. Deane Turner and Mrs. would necessitate the- iniltOT using ■jpiate retu rn ’to ,th e grower. Mr. and Mrs. J . Tilden Jacobs *. Inform ation from Rrwaard codntyIt. A. Terheuti, our War Fund tre a s­ all the fireworks in ^ th o ',p>p*>nc\> of have ,thc sy m pathy of their m any to the effect thzL. onV farmer in / :'- . . . ' wTu-n V « se e .5-15 returned to the urer and secretary respectively,’ fer ih eir liqcruivd jidrent t’ r r i U 1 th in.,, a t county lu u m ; is ... getting k. .....K ready . . . m , to build ........ . frlcutis In thin section in th e loss of ■gfo'wV-r ;(or*JJc’ 0 * liar relit, of potatoes, their sixteen hour day work-tor the .. > -o 'fSig neil).' hV 'ff^-Pi^m 1jr.-.v r a 76-ton si^o. The farm ers -tn th a t I ‘beautiful home which occurred fop;,w W th. th e ' barreb/vplotie cost Asst, to D irector'in Charge of * entire week at-, a desk and,.,who $ I 6T,. fbT cay^Dotiilng.'Of. uk? cost of ecetion. aie» waking tip to the facU at'-JChuluota last week. T he Jacobs; spurned the suggestion.that th ey -re-, Iter vest, W-rd, ferUlizer n ld labor, and 'th a t to su c k e d In, farm ing o p t m u st ho'lAeTwip ;In one of th e . finest locaccivc some compensation- for their . .. <f--------------* / * '' find tee th^jSam e potihtoe* sold to ndopt* progressive p^nns so d ' idea*. J Hons in th d ^co u n ty and has been ■ Colton Gin for.D el.and , labors. • .^V. cpiiavmcr for ^ lo G rents per pound; ‘Old- methods ’of farm ing arp’ th ing*|dtacribsd-Jn thl* paper several tim e*, . Executi^a ^o'mntltlee* Meeting ;\V. A. Stringfcllow and" aas0^lK*s We appreciate the column upon {hero V ' something rotten in ^sjCatri- of thb past |n the m ajority of F|or- i t waw a largq dwelling and a t vari• ' .iThw-regular.*buaiheas meeting of lire.'to erect a cotton gin on the Avest colum n of free space th at .The H er­ ; l ou«; *tim*«.' was used to en te rta in * burion.anh w-Vjrying need for atten- ld a w^ommjul\lrie8y > 7^ - thc;ej(ycutlve c o m m ittee ‘of Seminole ' |i * u ' ' •‘ i ‘,C w ■ , | gtieeta ami m$nyk from thia and ad. Ocmty - c h a p te r • will be held on ald management gave to the cause •Ido -of V olusia-county a t an early tiqn, ••••. ^ ' y f e unleaa.we do. * x- -poinirti; cobQjlee have spent a p icas- ’ ' Thursday evening a t the Woman’s nnd our local plana and thank C apt. date, everything to ’ be com plete by • Thp grower* of thh *t*to must Do not depend b p o n ope., m a n 'to |®.nt dair,'pt this home, ^ O ' ^ u b ^ 0, A full attendance Is Paxton, chief of th e Sanford fire d e ­ August 1. Thia will be a ^tlircp- gatilze, .ript only to productj. LfitteF partm ent for hU day arid night fref story plant and modern in ev*ry/w»$ crops at less- cost, with better, meth­ d o - i h i s ' a r p r k .\,‘;Rlse every m a n ,|:t M r. .’a n d ' Mra. Jacobs wlah to work in getUng our various'signs —one saw; gin fof short staplo and ods, but tbHo'mpcl seller* to organ- fight for your life.!;,Eyery.one..orybu. thank th eir friends who responded ao '• ’ M rs.’R, A'.-Terhcun, Secy. . two long staple gina; acales, ccnveya n d banners painted. * irc.to aejopt methods for aclllng that get* tpgether«.r'(p -reform--^wasteful nobly.w ith deeds of kindness a t the tv. / ; Seminole.Co. C hapter A. R. d . ora and all labor aaving devices.. Wo also want the colored pcbple are equitable, that will be lived,.to! "ipathods. Buy your w td , y o u f fer- time of th e fire and afterw ard, and * • .} * *r------- • Orders have alroady been placed of Seminole to know .and to feel Each sellershould give bonds to tUlxer, your package* .cheaper and. while they have n o t planned for tho .> •**,;> Junior Red Crete for all machinery and th * '.ex act lo­ t h a t their work and donations were terry but jjte rule* for selling,-, tbit preparo.to getTa'living price for,your I future wjjl probably rebuild their i v r There wilb be a -meeting of the felt and appreciated and take pleas­ cation of the p lan t will be announced tll»y shall bo.uniform and agreed on product!. v . * .. I home oh’YlSe sam e location. $ Junior.' Red Cross a t the home of within a few days’ tim e.— D iL ao d ure In commending Rev. Brewer, by the asaoriatlon.. •<;.:• • Yi»u qah do-'(t I f you will.' w hyt I — 1---------------’ . . Mrj. N. w hitner, 418 Magnolia Prof. Crooms and others for their Newi. . . '■ A Surprise P arly .. The groweri have the power in price goes Jzpyotjd r ^ t ptop . digging r '/'•'l 3 t. ,.f .*Vcnue, . .. Friday . afternoon ___ H U M at a* *•*.>5.’riock. i. ... . . . , loyal aid. • their hands, If they have the Intelli­ M ake fulcs for'ecH In g .:'C u t out proT huratlay wa* C om m entem ent All, girla and boys who Jacksonville is playing in big luck * Our net result* exceed ten th 6u' Pledge a t achool are urged so far as securing governm ent enter­ gence and courage to execute. Let miscuous axsignmenis. Sell to ar- Day a t Rollins College and Rav. sand dollars or two thoussjtd abovo fc ; u»,-.te attend. * ••• The latest them refuse to consign a n y aetttyr, rive or for apot c a a h ;.d o n ’t.a u c tio n M r. B row er atte n d ed th e exercises, our quota. This means th st e v e t? prises la concerned. who does n o t Join the Settlers' Asso­ your product* through a : hungry R eturning b y th e evening trnln ha Julia Laing, Secretary. m an," woman and chUd In Seminole thing to come her way is one of the ciation, and are bound by rule* laid •[. ----- --pack w ilting to 'd ev o u r you by. dfcyV'j Was m e t‘b y friend* who asked If he county averaged more than one big concrete shipbuilding plants to be down for th e disposing of products. oua methods long practiced. Now | hatj had au pper. - T h e question took ' 7 -L ^,etn^er*hlp Renewal* for . June established there. dollar In donation*. you are sim ply a t th e ^ n e rc y of the 1 a m eaning vfh'e" o» »rrlval a t ' The conditions of m arkets can be r */* : - Theaecretary.of Seminole County ' . * ---------- -------------- r .. . We wish to further request th a t wolve* th a t haveno mercy. You | t h r p tr , ona fe he (ountl. th e room* * considered and prices agreed on to $60,000 crate f a c to r y .$s to be ' \ v ]’t Pl*r» A* R* C., baa sent out ex• ptfition notice* for .June to which S to lU « D .ytonfc." S p p H c fit clrcumatancea, method* of pack­ h a v e ; th e /p ro d u c t t h a t U w anted, ftUed w ith church folks, old and ! .‘ AtUnlion of the member* ii earne*t- •end their payment* direct to Mra- tlon for a charter is already pending. ing; grading and shipping, outlined. t h a t la needed, g et It to th e conaum- y o u n g - a p a rty .'dellkhtM ly planned ■T.s HK’^queated. •. A report must be Deane Turner, W ar Fund Treasurer, Thia will be the first plant* of the G et M ine order and ayatern Into cr by cheapest, m ost direct method* I for t h t pM tor t n d m , , . Brower. ••i a Pp *r'' wa* Entirely sa tlsfsc monthly to the Southern Divikind to be established In Volusia m arketing like the California Asso­ And leave a m oiety for yourself and Sanford, Fla* ' ’ fa m ily .. ciation of F ru it Grower* ..Associa­ - • ' U ory,.*h»r*d In b y a l l .- A m o s r U o t e county! T h e plant •will m anufacture *,** '. r™ tf>d .tlu».,|overnment, henee It Respectfully, ' • George W . Hopkins, crates for citrus' f h ilt a n ^ Veget­ tio n . Wa m ust make th a price, an^ ...» »• present wa*” Ensign . i U n y >-Ckrhon, * ' M H u ta.tjj^p q rk of-the ehapUr : p‘: - D.'C. Mariowa. Chairmah-^. • ; ILdut^ arc paid promptly or Jf In the . term* for our'product*. We cannot . .Hoptons^Fla., June 6. [hom e from PanaacolA’ oh a furlough. ables. r• • Seminole County Cbaptar. I . % » »we,^*fT e •. . r • . rv . > • o' of failure to renew, that tha per- .'i l LiA. '. La �iBD HEHALD FRIDAY— The Fc-ecn’it Greatest Child Actress' B j H c Matle Osborne in Dolly Docs Her Bit” a SprcU Patriotic Feature that will bs more than PI using. This Picture al o has George *W.ashl'glon Jeffm on Derailing l h coin iv c , that Famous Little Colored Actor. APo a Comedy. * . ' • . SATURDAY— Big Special Day. William Duncan and Carol Hol'owar in "Vengeance arc! tho Woninn", also Edllfi Story in "The Treaturc cfIhc Sea. MONDAY— The Inimitable- Ethel Barrymore *in "Red, White and Blue, the Coloru that Nc fet Run", also Current Events, Hot from the Bat­ tle Front. . TUESDAY— Francis X.* Bushman nnd Beverly Bayne InyThe Brass Check", also licdda Nova in "The Woman in Ihc Well**?* . . WEDNESDAY— One of the Celebrated Screen Classic*, Vhla Dana in "Blue Jeans". • C; MiS’G - I V i ively Ju e 17th, "The'kai er, S u n d ay -school presented to the church ' a i'crvlce flag , containing th irty a ta ri, each representing a m em ber of the congregation who *baa joined the fighting forces of Uncle Sam. • *' T he program which was arranged J jy M r. E. T. W oodruff was carried o u t In a most appropriate m anner and consisted of the following: Invocation—Tho pastor, Roy. lir. H ilburn. . .4 S cripture J ^ s s o n —T he pastor P ra y e r— Brother J. K. M ettinger In tro d u cto ry — Brotherhood Pres* ident, H . II. Peabody. Pro-D edicatory— Brotherhood T eacher, L. R. Philips. . i Presentation and D edicatory—Bro F. P. t'orstcr. * Response, on behalf of the Church" — Rev. R tf^IIilburn , " “ Tho S tar-S pangled B anner." the [ '( ./Throughout , Ih c progrnm were m any special musical num bers nrran re d for the occasion. T here were th irty -tw o members* of the class present and these were seated oh the-ro stru m . . . T he boys represented by tho ser-stars are as follows: Matinee Dally at 3:16. Evening Performance Begins at 7:30 Eicept Saturday then at 7:15 Local Men Furnished Only Excitement When you wear these clothes you're helping to save wool for the fighters; the clothes' lasts so long that they .economize for you. V S tanley Walker, M orris Spencer, Collier Brown, Fred Mason, Roy. M ason, Sam i.-Peavyliouse, Wallace Lipford, Oscar-DuBose, George Huff, Jam es Huff, Tracy McCuller, E. M. Giles, Frank L. Roper, Earl T. C hapm an, J. C. H utchinson, Virgil I.ee Sm ith, Raymond Allen, Robert | Hill, H arry Cobb, Hc'nry Lee,, Rob­ e rt Cobb, William E. ‘Coulhournc, lohn M asters, Clifford Peabody, Douglas Griffin/ llarroltP "Washburn, Janies Estridge, George* Peabody, William Pope, Charles Prioster. The Food A dm inistration is m ak­ ing a careful survey of the national ire situation, in order th a t it may lie prepared to meet any sudden sh o rt­ ages in*particular comm unities. The destruction of ice plnnts by lire, break down of m achinery or the ex­ igency of the weather may ’nt any tim e cause n serious shortage. With these possibilities in mind the Food Adm inistration is advising Federal Food A dm inistrators in all states to m ake’ a careful survey of ice available for shipm ent. With this information in hand it will lie Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co The home o f Hart Schaffner «£• M a rx clothes Coprrtsbt 1918 hart Schatfocr U Man com porntively easy to rush quick re- Instructed to report to W ashington needed too. Tho attendance at the ||n f to nnv com m unity tlial_ i^av -|> ^-an v -m Jrk o d shortauu--or -surU us.-^-. -m eetin g s, ls_?mnl)._Ba_Lliat_llitL_iiia= jority enn only be reached .through threatened by an ire famine. , ------------------------- * The llcrnld A ttention to the above _i . , " Red Cross CommlUccs Iteports from the adm inistrators . r- . n o tire will bo appreciated by the surveys will be studied in an effort - Kv,'r>" member of the Red Cross, chanter officials. • to form ulate plans for building up man or woman, w ho is willing to nnd m aintaining a sufficient am ount M*r\e on committees are requested to Y our Juno ahnunl dues to of stored ice to assure the c o m - |f‘lc tllpir names wilh t,ie *ccrot»ry. m unity a proper supply during th o jT I,e work of the local chapter is A. R. C. are payable now. period of hot Weather and to insure Row ing rupidly. In a membership Y our June annunl dues to against suffering’th e.ev en t of nn ac- t,f , - « 6 thorc nrc *han 200 mom* R. C. are payable now. cident. The J-'ood Adm inistration work. ^ our membership Your June annual dues to will also study them with a view to «*«.llnr is worth ngreat deni but serR. C. arc payable now. having records of the nearest ice virc required too. ) The few*^faithavailable in case of. unexpected ful, loyal members are over burshortages.. • dened but still And time to add-m ore Ice is frequently siiippcd from one nnd more to their duties. ‘1ri the Idg state to another nnd the Fond Ad- hum anitarian Red Cross it is not m inistration is anxious to arrange only n duty but a privilege to serve, for exchange of information between There are othpr branches of work 'W H E A T ndm inistentora of neighboring states, besides hospital gnrmcrits nnd hutHowcver, adm inistrators are being ideal dressings as badly ns these are EXT COICN ' SAVE genuity, thrills, -. comedy, with an j m any instances knowing none of the undercurrent ofysterling patriotism candidates and caring less about which gives lt^n,n added appeal. j voting paid b u t \U j$e a tte n tio n to The little colored a c to r George D*e ticket cir ^thqvvjtirt*. W ashington Jefferson . Lincoln Lee The counting of th e iw n city preefnets was done in record. tim e nnd before ten o'clock the votes had been tubulated . Indicating a very light < V iT A ^ilU P H ADVENTURE fcITAlI; vote, . • . *. ’ Tills highly d ram atic situ a tio n is splonll.lly. screened th e pK otographs h iving bcon tsk an undo.* d irection of W dllam ' D uncan, who ta k e s the leading m ile p i r t in tin se ria l, th a t of H e i r / B !a 't\ w ide M iss Hollo­ way is seen a» . I I »isle, his wife. Bessie by n deiporate effort draws nway from her adversary for the fraction of a m inute, nnd it is long enough for Illnko to p u t n bullet into tho outlaw who is seen to- sli|r down into the shallow -"w aler nnd still s t r u t t i n g bo drawn over the brink into tho whirlpool below At (he S ar Tonight-Mday Precinct No. 1 showed 9.1 votes for Dickinson nnd 72 for Woodruff. Precinct No. 3 gave Dickinson lit! and Woodruff 158, giving in the two precincts Dickinson a rhajo rity of 51 votes. . It looted for u lim e as though Dickinson hnd a lead that could not be overcome but Wednes­ day morning b o u g h t in the country . u U 'la Ifew ... there .. nnd . ■A • votes andI ..with there the vote Was tied for a time itnd phowtid .W oodruff tho winner 'by ‘12 Vjotcs.wblch was close enough"to suit tho people wlt6 were looking for e x c ite m e n t.• . • -• '"Seam— for congress c a n ie d the bounty almost 1 to 1 ngainst Karris and bad it "not been for m any who th o u g h t thnt Sears did’ not vote with tho President it js.-ccrtuin that Sears would have swept the county. In tho state Senrs won by a large vote, even beating Farris in his home precincts of Jacksonville by over u thousand votes. Swearingen for uttorncy general is winner. Whitfield wins for Justice of tho Suprome C ourt. It looks like Ilrown will be th e winner for tax commissioner for th e full term und W. M- Holloway for tho short term . J. Will Yon won over L ancaster for s ta te auditor. In the Second Congressional dis­ tric t Frank Clark is returned to con­ gress over Charles Davis Ills oppo­ nent. In tho T h ird it looks like Hmilhwlck will defeat Kehoc who is now tho congressman for th a t distfict And if there is no more in te rest in the rlccliun two years from now It will hardly be necessary to hold an election until the wur is over for it seems th a t people have weightier sub­ jects to engross th eir attention and they do n ot.w ant to talk about poli­ tics or hear about it. . .. . M. E. Service Flag One of the most beautiful and imprrasive ' cercmoniea of - recent days waa th a t of the presentation service a t th e M. E.» c h u rc h ' l u t Sunday evening when the men's Wesley Brotherhood Bible Class of th e Saturday 8th and Monday 10th About . 50 Pieces Displayed and . Priced Special for Saturday and Monday. All of our Best Pat­ terns. Nothing but what would Appeal to the Most Fastidious. Saturday and Monday �f r PAGB TW< DOOOQDI BU D G ET O F O P IN IO N “ JU S T BETW EEN J YOU A N D M E .” EVEN. THE GATE POST NOT IN, \IT §D ' . - initlativcT ln. bringing to Justice a SemlHoIe^coupty.. crim inal.—Orlando Sentinel. You’re another snifter. We ap­ preciate th e'e ffo rts of alt those who h u n ted for the assailant and said so a t th e tim e, although they .did not tak e the initiative for Scminol did, th at, h u t Sanford people do not ap­ preciate the efforts of Orlando or any other seaport coming down here trying to mess up our perfectly good town by lynching the wrong negro. I t was not altogether what they a t­ tem pted but tho m anner in which they spoke of it th a t night nnd some of thorn c n n 'th n n k their lucky sta rs th a t they did not rile the Guards and some others for these could have been trouble. If we went to Or­ lando some night and killed the wrong person nnd gave yyur town the credit for it you would be the first to let out a yelp and say it hurt your town and yet there was a bunch here th a t night t h a t ‘would not listen to reason and there was alm ost a riot* before they would let th e negro he returned to Kissimmee jail. AgAln thanking you for past favors and wishing you many happy retu rn s of the eclipse I. beg to re­ main yours truly T H E SA U N T E R E D . FOOD W X W IN THE N E W RU LES • U nder recent riflings no starch of a n y kind m ay be sold In the U nited S tates for' dmoestlc or export use, branded as corn flour or with sny o th er name in which the words corn nnd flour appear. T h is dees not refer to edible corn starch produced and marketed- as such by. reputable starch m anufac­ turers. R E D CROSS IV tEETlN T h e T h ird FYida y o r ei ? m o n th will bo £ l , n ? E m e e tin g of th e Red r S *8 a t W om an'* n tf.™ Lr? » , Important to Growcrn Word* 'has b rtn received from A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, ' | P lu m b in g and New York to the effect th at n great “ HE'LL PRENT ’EM ”— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. " IJ 1congestion of perishuhle food a com m odities has resulted a t term inuoaaooD aaoaD oaaaoaoaaaoD D aaaaaoooaoaooaaooooaaaaanoD ] "T here Is no use trying to dodge j Bj , jn New York, nnd hundreds of ••We’ll All Go HraK/> If W e H ave T noon uml tuke in , the nclBhbprinn the facts ip* regard to tin* wheat j fnrs nre now jn the yJrdfl nt Jersey W ork R e c e iv e s M j j,(f towns and get a 'b c tte r feeling scat­ —nut T here1# None of t ’n flour in th[s country,” says Braxton c i; y waiting -for final disposition. \ • 1 tered of coming to Sanford. We are ■lusted Vet" Bcncham; Federal Fojid AdminU-- T hc i„j,or gjUiation is described ns too prone to lay down on the job trator, Florida. very inyL and It Is’ difficult to -find; When I hear som e folks com plainin' nnd let business* come to us when "S tatem ents from Washington plocca ti^ ijn lo ailln g and clearing of O pporit^flty'H all * 'B o u t th* burdens they inuat bear n#2j| the real business never goi-H a n y ­ based on a thorough investigation of accumulutfiirp. The shippers of this Ju st to keep our soldiers fightin' where unless it is coaxed. Suppose tin* w heat supply of this country, sta te should fur’lh e next several days In th* .trenches "over th ere ," we try a little coaxing this sum m er. dhow:: th a t we have about twenty-* ^ut least hook some other, points for T h e i 1 w ant to show n picture; six, million bushels of w heat to do HfnOrre shipm ents. . Other • mentis On* I saw th ’ othrr dn>%. what eighty million hushels_ formerly should he sought to , avoid delays, Cf a .little Belgian young’un * I understand th a t a g ra n g e r in did. Tho proposition is sim ply this: which will mean a lors of perish­ An 1 her granny old an 1 gruy. •' the city was arrested by the mayor The people of Florida have got to ables. An embargo has been placed In each face was tears and terror, because he would not take of! his accept this shortage of w heat flour against shipm ents of the Baltim ore Dorn of Teuton greed a n ’ lust, hat when the whinjles blew .a t six. One Inch Chrda Will Be Published with w hat has been term ed,.ap..va/-im j -phio Railway and this will bo An* I pledged my all to Freedom If the stranger did not know about dcr Thin Heading At The Rate Orf 7jg| ‘sacrificail^ conscience.’ In qttmr! JiuctF just as quickly ns congestion P er Year. If to give my all I m ust. the ordinance he-should have been . 1 words they have got to become im -J Is relieved. Then a new song-woke within me, told about it In a nice way and if he bued with the spjrit of sacrifice from A refrain I can’t forget: Shippers can do much to aid the was told he should have complied a ’win t h c ‘ warr standpoint. The situation by routing their produce 'W c'II all go broke if we haf’ t* with the ordinnee and raised bin lint present accrued shortage did not to m arkets other than New York for Dut there’s none of us busted y e t." j to the American flag and arm y. We OPTOMETRIST reach us without warning. Food the next week or ten dayB. do .not wish to cause any trouble A dm inistrator Hoover sow it ap­ EYES EXAMINED None of us is facin’ hunger {over this ordinance but neither Another thing th at is im portant, proaching m onths ago, perhaps n Norn; need fear tb seek his bed should we make any trouble over it. Don’t mix other vegetables with and GLASSES FITTEDl year ago, and he has been contin­ Lest a Demon in a Gotha ' | You cannot 'm ake patriots out of potatoes in order to attem pt forced Schanl'a Jewelry Store. 123 W. First III ually urging further and g reater'con­ Hurl a bom b from overhead, people by foffc and this is not the delivery, such efforts will result in servation of our wheat flour. . Here we go along a-slngin*. Intent (f the <r lirn n ce h u t all cf us confusion and hiss. Mixed loading Only now and then :. ri|*h. f<(| a deep rrvitcr.c* '■•} 1 am happy to say th a t Florida is contrary to- reaspnuhlc methods Navy . •» * A n' we never see u suldii-r these trying times and are a p t to .fins responded notably to this mil. of' shipping. Formerly of .the U. S. Army Karl Schultz, Sherm an Rmith, 1 am proud of the people I am hon­ 'C ep t our own go a-marebin* by. get hot headed before we tbihk. ‘Ilraxlon Ueacham, Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, N ed ored In representing.’ I firmly be­ Folks, wc’s oughtu be so- grateful CONSULTING PHYSICIAN! Federal Food Adm inistrator C hittenden, Roy C hittenden, Ralph lieve th a t -we have been observing To each rightin’ Yankee hoy SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK DLDC.I Florida, A certain little boy who. is no Roum illnt, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ T h at th ' sacrifice of giving ‘ all the rules and regulations fully being controlled in a n y way, shape cer, Hugh W hite, Oscar Rouse, C, J. «h well as any state in tho Union, Should be measured ns a joy. . t . . . So let's do. our p a rt—full-hearted— or form by his parents took n point Lawton,- Jam es 1’drvis, William Hart and I h ave beeK-Joath-tsi-Hdace-anv 4 ^ o iu sia -n » w -h ? s~ th h trrn “dipping" brush ai <1 a put uf blnck paint nnd eyi—-VraHnr r Lipfonh~W . t ‘, TemptPa t first Smile —and say_wjihuU i_iLJCCiun. greater restrictions on the people of vats. Governm ent experts at ' . * ... daubed th* paint over the stone estim ated that seventy vats would “ We’ll all go broke if we h a f Oliicc 309 Park Avenue Forrest Gntchel. E d. Cameron, th is state than wore necessary to Hut there’s none of us busted yet!" coping o ferte'n e w postollice building Lyinan Ilak(.r> K s W ar,L Uobert tiring about the ultimate results ex­ he necessary to thoroughly eradicate Telephone 291 and the chances are tl.at the Mack | T „ nny IJ(.nno. j, Ilnp,.r , pected of us. the tick from Volusia, but if the — Indianapolis News. t • ♦ stain cannot be *radical, d from t h e ! c . o . rll'n W. M. C hnnc llor work is pushed and cattle nre driven Office Ilrs: 10*12 a.m. & 2-4 p.&l Hut 1 w ant to impress upon every to the vats in the eaS&. morning and Stili-s Sj ' T There are several .m otorists that expanse. There is noljhing th at can i consumer and every m erchant in tlu­ late in the afternoon*, this num ber ■Army ate making speedways of our prin­ be, done to this boy except to fine] st ate of Florida that we must lie ab­ D Pv; L . D . II U 0 \Y N J td: n M itcreJU • K enneth Murrell, solutely inflexible in carrying out can probably be cut to tw enty-live cipal streets uhd they had b e tte r be Ids parents and this is nothing to Jo* qr th irty . Cattle on Volusia county DENTIST careful for they will come to grief. boy. lie is too young to send to the Leslie liill, itofh Woodruff, Stuldey the further conservation of ° “r j ranges look unusually fat and sleek Wulker, DK Ralph Stevens, Joe T do not know whether they think reform school and yet h“ seems to wheat flour. This must not In- tak­ this spring; slipping may have had Office Yowell-Spcer Building they are immune to tin* rity ordin­ be old enough to take *;ire of bin C hittenden, Oscar Speer.’ Bruce An­ en as a reason for any argum ent on something to do with this. Phone 10S —Sanford. Florida ,|„ . p(.0ph consumers or ances or not but evidently they are self nul is left th. hi* own device*. | derson, Ernest G regory,-bred Mason, j , | H pur( unm indful of the laws in this re­ There is a lot of this destruction of George M cLaughlin, Harold W ash-) mi.rc.|iantl(> We must cuet-pt It as a A force of forty-one convicts js THOMAS KMMKT wilhon spect for they run their cars day and properly reported every week in burn, A lbert Fry, Jam es Edridge, fact and ns a condition over which George Huff, Thom as Sullivan, W. now grading the road between A r - t E. rKKCl'HON itotMinLOal night on Park avenue at full speed this city and that som ething should we havt* no control, and in facing it. A. Pat lishall, Meade Fox, Ingram we must not lose sight of the end to and this m utter has been called to In- done to stop these children roam ­ my atten tio n by several residents of ing the streets is apparent to ev ery ­ Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ lie accomplished by zi calm, deter­ order for one million brick has been Wilson & Housholder that street in the past f* » weeks. one. Parents should certainly exer­ liams, Vail Lovell. M artin Temple. mined acceptance of conditions, and placed, no it appears that the govLA W Y ER S • i A **> *.» determ ination to meet those con- 1 ‘'n tm e n fa dem and for n good h ig h -. cise a more vigilant cqre over their Robert Robinson, A rthur Diekins, t *? jvay to the ram ps will sotm be m et. 1 S n tlfo rtl, rinridl Lee, Jr. « A. Staffud, Andrew | (|jtions tt-itli the strength that is to esrchildren u n t i r r f i sir ii r the i in* tcity i t ^ wifi a iii ihave ih i r m v a - i John i ■' ' T his is a beautiful custom tlm luhlinh a whimiini: pn^i^irxl nivr \hi* Aulin, /J o rri C ;it«*r Luu tyr», Alfred i necessary to overcome them . M ayo[ Davison bus inaugurated children what their iVarents seem;*'** H1'1**. H erbert lcqler. Joe Lewis, Mv- office has been flooded with part My here now having Mrs. Itnbt. H ern­ S C H E L L E M A IN E S short o n —u good dose of stra p off A rthur Lewis,- .McK'ille C. Tyler, J. rcqtft-sts fur special permissions, don |ilow the bugle at six o'clock on F. C oatfs, Ernest Gorrnley, Walter which I am authorized to ggant, and well applied anil allowed to soak in. LAWYER First street. Tt fits in with th e cus­ 1 Radford,'’^ C o rb ett Hutchinson, Sam which enable merchants nnd others ♦ • • ** OFFICE IN TIIE COtpiT IIOKSC tom of honoring our boys and our I'evehouse, H arry Curlson, C E. to perhaps defend themselves against ting in standing with uncovered * At tho beginning of the war 1 H unter, Wilson Miller, Harroltl Long the present shortage to some extent. SANFORD - - ■ FLORIDA head for one ‘m inute nnd as the published the rules on flag..etiquclto Jam es W eaver Norman Baker, ErIn.yhis connection,-TVish to say to swept notes of the bugle ring out the h u i so m any of mv- friepds - have Yiest C. M orris, Ike House, T. M* M the Jy-ople th at J.j^iaJLgive no specJE W E L E R / m artial spirit And the great wave of asked for it since th n t I give it Hill, H urry R a b u n ,’ Guy Stafford onl. 1 j„| (iVniissicmir "tii qny* kind, fur patriotism swrej s over every one of agtiin for it is well to^know^ them : Lett lit- Oglesby, Dcnslcr Stafford ’ *• iransaininns in wheat flour. I have MY SPECIALTIES: The proper time ^(<‘r ‘ putting out O. Gillis, Willie O. Goolsby, Harrold us and We are halted with the sense suggested to all mcmrrhnnls that of our d u ty , to country and Hag. the Itag is sunrise *or * after, never Holiday, C j It. Peabody, Robert they only sell their wheal flour when PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED C tllN r .y M orfiwether, R obert RAuth, S ta f­ Sanford in pro I*a lily the only city in before. THE they sell their substitute’s and I can­ GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER the country th a t goes in for*” this The flag should never bo lowcre* ford LeFila, Grover LcFIlr* Patil not undertake to give permission custom iri such an able m anner and u n til sunset. Dooley, E. L. M ott, F rank camp- for some m erchants to sell flour ROGERS' PLATED WARE there is-, nothing, slow about ourt A flag should never h® allowed to fiell, William H artley, Floyd Wash­ against another man’s stock of ELGIN-AND WALTHAM WATCHKf brand of patriotism . > trail or lie on the ground and should burn, Oscar ‘ Duiiosc, Edwin L. wheat flour substitutes. TJicre is always be taken in during sto rm y Dinkle. sufficient dem and today for all the * a Sam J. Pickens, H arry II. Ntw- flour that can be placed on thfj mar\ I do not like the general air of weatherWhcft a flag is raised a t ceremonies mnn, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. kef, and these who have overstocks apathy th at weems to pcrmeHto eiur everyone, present should stan d ,f face King, Charles Priester; R obt. 0. of substitutes should increase their business life here and unless we get together and liven things up a (fit the flag and salute with the right Weeks, Walfred Pierson, Vsnder efforts to sell those substitutes rather */ Pcrrittc, Adolph Shavf, Barney F. than to atte m p t to get flour as a wc will all feel the depression this hand raised to the fofeheod. When tho flag passes In parade, Griggs, H arry Miles, D uncan M it­ medium fofdisposing of other stocks. summ er. The business men of this city could get up tours Thursday after- spectators: should stand, men and chell, D raw dy M atthers, Lewis Col­ Wc, will'be taught a most valuable lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, Jo h n Rv Long, lesson by this war, and . 1' know of boys with hats r e m o v e d . When any other flag ia displayed William B. Lynch, Jam es H ^ te e , J. no chapter in the pages of the bohk w ith our national colors, Old Glory C, H utchinson, C. T. Snilth,' Roy th a t are being unfolded, as im por­ m ust always be on the right or M ason, Dr. T . A. Neal George Hym an ta n t to us, sd n as valuable to us m John IE Hawkins above. 1 this lesson of sacrifice th a t wc are tBaDf-POBZ] learning. It will do us no harm . It As. a sign of mourning th e flag .. Fred Ballard Cal R obert Willie will teach ' us to be more th rifty . should'first bo hoisted to the top of I t - w l H - t e i c l n i r f o adapt ourselves” the m ast for a momcnL_lhenJQwered __joe Zapf netter to any conditions of life Ralph Geiger halfway and left a t half-m ast. A t H arry Geiger V* th a t may bo forced' upon us. %And sunset the flag should be hoisted to L ” *"* Fred Ballard when we have won this war, which the top of the m ast before lowering wc surely will, the lessons th a t wo R obert Hill to the ground. wfmmitf IS# E~* have learned will stand us in good Eddie P o tte r The flag should never be used for Raym ond M cDonald ■tend for certain recuperation of our a cover or In any position where business strength and our individual Carl M cD onald other objects are placed on it. ways of living. We will come out Clarence Tem ple Flsge should always be treated with a better knowlccge how to live * m e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e M W e e s M e «»>M»H ; Joe G uerry, with rcverenco and alwaya p u t care­ and how to live more economically; William Shepard fully away when not in use. ao th a t the surplus pf our gains m ay 6 arl T akach „■ In draping the flag against the be devoted to better conditions of Victor M. Grconc side of a room or building, the blue living. The price ia- worth the ef­ First L ieut. Geo. G. H erring field should alwaya be tow ard th e fort,-and he who strives moat a t the Second L ieut. Ralph W ight. north or towarda the eaat. But they’re no practical and Clarence M ahoney, H om er W ynne, present tim e will certainly win rrtost When the " S ta r 8 pangled B anner," W alter M ason, Jo h n Pexold, Paul in the future." durable that you can keep Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnle Dry Cleaning. Altera* recognised as our national anthem Ia Pezotd, Edm ond S tow e,.F rank Loaanearly all your records in tions of All Kinda on 8hort Notice played or aung all ahould rise and lng, A rthur Loaaing, To All County Food Adm inistrators: Join Our Gentlemen’s Valet Club. 92.00 Per Month, :; them. • stan d until the aong ia finished. I t Berkeley Blackm an ' I t has come to our attention th a t There's a type to meet every ia prpper to face the musicians or W orthington Blackm an certain unscrupulous millers and 3 U IT 8 $ 1 5 .0 0 U PW A R D purpose, and the DB}f>BOD those singing during this ceremony. others* a n placing on the m arket as Wallace Croaby When red, w hite and blue bunting H enry Lee food for human consumption, lau n ­ stock forma that fit them are ia used for decorating the red should Alvin K endall dry strach under various brand > « m e e e # e « e e e M e e » e e m » so carefully designed that you be a t the top. B rittein Johnson names -such as corn flour, corn -i................ are able to use many of them starch flour, corn starch, etc. Joseph W ynn I t li against the lew to p u t any without the slightest change. This commodity which (a tech ­ printing or advertising of any kind Chas. S. Lee, arm y. Bound 1n Red Cowhide Back nically known as pearl starch,'ia used on the United States flag. Tate C hapm an t •* • *nd£ornefs; Corduroy Sides, In laundirta and it was determined e. R obert A. Cobb. by the D epartm ent of Agriculture J. J. Driggers Steel Hinge*, Top Locking. Y I t seems th a t some of the local some time ago th a t It Is unfit for A. I. R om . men who went to Sanford the other Let us demonstrate hqw human consumption and deleterious Tom M eridlth. day to h ilp chase th e negro who a t­ you can save time, labor aad to health. William Coulbourn tem pted assault upon a white gtr) money by using the W |ptm n Fred W ight Will you kindly bring this m a tte r are peeved a t the Sanford H erald Post Binder. - Reginald H olly , and th e Banford people Who deplore to th e attention of your m erchants Virgil Lee Sm ith and sniff a t th e efforts of Orange m arketing of pearl or powdered Carl M alam sta rc h , under any designation aa county people to am lat them . After H um e H um ph. . • this It ta unlikely th a t O rlandotm ta focyl for hum an '.consumption ia *.T h—t w i a< <T Carl B ru to n will guard a sw am p i * d tak e th e sto p p 'd . 11 M I^ i » * T THE SANFORD HERALD • of the, F o o d .A d m in is tra tio n Gas- Fitting BUSINESS CARDS j O . S . VAUGHA, SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR D r: D O W N IN G ! » i D rr CrJ-MarsliaUi WANT ADS PAY HENRY McLAULIN I-POD m LVIN \SA JL „ S cre en Doors Opal Screen Wire Cloth THEY ARE LEDGER TRANSFERS, HILL LUMBER CO. D. C. BROCK . a : •: MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE 1741 Fpr Barns, Fences, Gut-Houses HERALD PRINTING Chase & Co.. Sanford, Fh A.. a*_____- ' J - aU e �THE 8 ANFORD HERALD 9153535353535353484848535348484848482353234848532323235323232348532353482353485348234853534848535348 TO ARRANGE FO R THIS BIG SALE Entire/ ;-Stock ToV Be Sold At Startling Reductions . • Worth of High-Grade Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear and Men’s Furl nishings at Big Reductions Dur- * V’ 1 ft r i ’j r - .: - 3 v ,T This merchandise is priced to give you values that command instant attention. Never in the history of merchandising has a merchant so sacrificed his stock at this time 6f the year, and at this Critical Moment, when goods of every class are Atf-" vancing Daily,. „You are now Confronted with The opportunity to supply your im­ mediate needs in All Lines, at a most opportune time, just when you need the goods. At this sale you will he able to buy goods; at Less than Todays Market Price. ;t;au « g siB g ia« ttT w m e a STORE .WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY TO ARRANGE STOCK FOR BIG SA L E as never gu.jig ai Men’s t oll Shirls \Vlth awl Uvithoul ckdlar.s foi* iliSi&ale. v> J L Job. lot* of Aden’s' Shirts slightly soiled, good A value. ......________ Men’s Dress Sltoes $6.00, 0.50 and 7.00 value *P $1.00 and 4.50 Value 3.00 Value.,.,.. ...» .... 2.25;Yaliier:.’..... ...., R ufdier Bottom Canvass $2.00Walue ■ , >< * , J . 1.25 Value . . 1.00 Value v ... Ladies’ Shoes $7.50 and 8.00 value. $5.98 6.00 Value"....... 4.98 5.00 and 5.50 Value ... 4.24 4.50 Value. .................3.9S 4.00 Value....:............. 3.4S 2.00 Value........ .......... 2.&> 2.25 Value....... ....... : . 1.98 Shoes High and ... $1.10 up Barker Collars Regular 20c Collar j e . 2 T o r fV L . , . ’ joys* 'PoroiihsKnjt ‘ wearj 2 Pit-oe Su Rvalue, the garment One Jot ofi toe' Collars g b in & a T ? + »Soft Collafs;'lfiVall 30chWorjc ShspertTh oOc Paris Garters 35c Paris Garter>\ 25c Paris Garters 35c Rubber Collar Shoe Laces, per pr Wsfsh Ties.;/, 25c Ann Bands 50c Cuff Links Men’s Black and White „ Lisle Socks “ 30c ValueT-h.-.i..'........... 24c White Overall Coats Union Made; extra :\ Q good value........:.......;. :.'y- .,1\U’U*6 .and Boys* .Clothing ' Closing out absolutely below cost at Prices ^Worth Considering >. ;. Men’s Porous-Knit and Bal, briggan Drawers 75c Value.... . .«■?.’ . . 59i Whi item ore Tan Shoe Paste and Polish.... Big Line of Ladies’ Shirt Waists $1.50 and 2.00 Value. 98c Georgette and Crepe dc Chine SHU Waists New styles. At QQ Q Q ^ a bargain........ !. «pO»*/Op 1 Lot of Ril)!(uns Hair Nets Veils jx.y. Silk Bourdon; Caj Ear ! Tops Lace Jabots -. U* . : , , •Snap Fastners Se\ving Thread 30c Dress Shields Windsor Ties 35c Children's ( lion Waist and I lose Supporters W. II. and J. C. C. Corsets YOUi Value . . ... § .7 9 1.25 Value \ .98 1.50 Value......1.24 1.75 Value..«...... .1.48 2.25 and 2.5QY;_alue___~L98 3.50 Reduso................. 2.98 «*• Postage prepaid on all mail orders . v 4» Big''■Assortment of Remnants Sale at p’bargain. \ 36-iti. 'white ,Voile. going at, yd;. 29e andA:' Dress Gingham, yd c.ik Curtain Scrim|:y>f^; ‘ White Qrghndie) 29c 35c and Big lot of Hat Trinumbcjs and Flowers, during . our stile, per bunch,,. ov Every article/tagged with Red' Tag and Sale price marked in plain letters. Compare our prices with this circulatV-v. r . . .These pi'ices-Vy.'ilHTold'gaDTl for Ten Days Only ■ If yoa c'anr’ot .Wtend this Sale order by mail. There prices guaranteed. ■ i' q Bm jgj Ji* p.Ja ■,u f a ->♦? a �THE SANFORD HERALD M E SANFORD HERALD hatred, th a t wo cannot distinguish between them and th eir ugly idol; wo arc driven to believe, In aplte of ourselves, th a t they A R E ‘the Beast —th a t th e Beast has become incar­ nate in the German 'nation today.— D aytona Journal. R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Bnalneaa Manager rubtUktd Every Tu**d»y snd Friday M E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY H u n s c itim o N rm cE in a d v a n c e : (INK T E A R . .. .. . ....................... . . * HIX MONTHS .............................................. n iit u c M i ia it iH .,................... :r » ............ lirflitrrd Is lh> City by C.rrlw $1.00 Vtt V m la Adtaata W IO« F*» Moalh Vaynaata la Aavaac* M stl Ba Mad* al Ofllca Kalwed ■■ V n i d - c l i u Mall Mallrr Aufn.l 2Ind . |»(W, at tba PaalaRlre at Saafard. florid a Coder Ad at Martb led. IH*________ OOtai 111 raid Dalldlal rriryhooa Na, 111 v Notice .* On June 8th I discontinued -the bakery business. All bills up to th a t elate are due me. M y eon will con­ tinue the butcher.-shop, nnd it will be known as Spencer's M arket. 1 w ant to thank the public for their liberal patronage to me In th e-p ast Our mam aim*is. to build the business of and will appreciate a n y business you IM P R O V IN G IN L A N D W ATER­ this bank on the solid foundation of faith­ can g iv e ‘my »on. ' s“ ^ WAYS . ,4 ful service to our customers. Checking > Yours truly, Recently there has been a pro­ G. W . Spencer. accounts arc invited. nounced movement on foot by. the 84-1 tc • g o v ern m en t‘and th e .v a rio u s states toward improvement of the Inland OPEN WARFARE NOW CAPITAL $30,000.00 waterways of the country nnd con­ SURPLUS $15,000.00 siderable interest has been taken by governm ent officials and stato uffleers .and many prom inent citizens In this movement which will mean bo much in n commercial way and jyglVAWrVPURBUSiHESS for the protection they will oiler during the war. M onday, it is announced that the 0 . L TATLOR II. R. STEVENS R. R. DEAS Ct chirr Praaldorl governors of sixteen states and a Aaa'I Cithirr F. L IVOODRUFF Vke-PrssMwt number of prominent government officials will arrive at Eolkston, Go., and proceed to the St. M ary's river, where the inland waterway leading XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX north from Jacksonville to points along the A tlantic Ocean will be inheld the train a t Jacksonville for the Sub Gels 18 Vessels patriotism of the people at home spci-led with the view to having this rem ains and to th e S. A. L. for sim­ W ashington, D. C., June 10.— nnd looking after W dislovnl Httilar kindness we wish to th an k for German submarines, whose opera­ zens. All overt octA in the .way of th is mark of respect and love. tions oil the A tlantic cosirf became disloyal rem nrks mjfl speeches will L. Grow nnd fumily known a weejv ago to d a y ‘linvc added be investigated ami brought to the . M rs. W. D. Grow. another small craft to their list of attention of the local officials and victims. N av y , departm ent des­ the governm ent agents. With thi« patches published today Announce large body of real Americans work, Men W nntcd the slaking Saturday morning cf the ing together the home fires will be American steam er Pinar Del Rio of kept burning nnd diiloyal citizen* 2,£04 tons,* engaged in Wert Indian will go slow about d id oval acts for trade, about 70 miles off the coast of they will be watched mom cicely and the League will be on the j 3i, M aryland. every m inute. • Dispatches to tbi* navy depart­ The following officeys were rl'cetcd: ment failed to rover.! whether the vicurppr was tnrpyducd or sunk by H. R. Stevens, prr*ider.», Forrest rkeli fire, but press c’isj etches from Lake, vice president, -A. D. Parrbh, Norfolk quote the* survivors who te c rtU ry . Ecscutivc com mi fee, F; htirrlcdtrauth of *huT poun ns sa jin j: i vr r o T J t v 'r 7 ~ m : n i e ,n rv. .1 c PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS " I pledge allegiance to my flag nnd the Re­ public for which it atands; one nation In­ divisible, with Liberty nnd justice to nil," * U ’la n u o was one oi tin* few* c ltl-. of A m v ie x where the ‘eclipse* of tiu* su-i Was. y h ib lg —b i- tnlo- n a m f l ’lantlo ca i now pine? tlii.i bit of advertising on their folders; "C om ? to Orlando, th ? only plan* in Florida where you cun nee tin t*lip*c. II jy a h mii * a:i.i build an eclipse porch with smoked windows. Have n smoke hum* for smoked ham*. Sm d:e Lucerne Circle cigars and unjoy life. Smoke in Orlando nnd you will not have to amoke hereafter. Special rates at the Eclipse House. Next lolnl eclipse :IOO years from now. C jm e 'to Or­ lando and wait for it!' This is respectfully subm itted to the Orlando Sentinel and the R eporter-Star, W. E. * Branch *'and C. E. Wade. A metlibdieul m rvey ef tin* et. ire A lla n 'iu eo-yi: from the Mexican line to Halifax has failed to bring to !i'*):*. a**-** evidence tha Early Saturday Niithl Closing All the leading eiore-t «»f Sanford have agreed to close on SaUirday night at ten o’clock until further cot let*. This 1* iq line with the pol­ icy of the governm ent in conserving lighia a rd also_ineatie.'m uch, *o tlm clerks and delivery boys ■■* price for lilt* Red Cr:ws. Every­ thing that enters into the vyqr should be* redtiee'i and every i^divii\j uul and evefy’ firm should lie m ide to see th a t ig-'the war is a husinexar-ls p'U R BU S!N ESS-.-and he governed accordingly. The news­ papers have, given more to this war than any other holiness ip tlic 001111iry today and-their efT.irtjy Y&rtpld at least he uppn*etat<*d to ' thft. **x eat that every other bn si ties* ilfouhV hi; made to do likitwini'. T H E M EN A CE OK T H E BEAST Professor Thom as, head of the departm ent of Germanic languages in the biggest university in America has been an adm irer of Germany. But the revelations qf this war have -m n d c -h in rrc rn u rra n tg lir r_ " I t is no tim e now,", he says, "for uh . who urc professors of Germ an, who have lived in Germany, who Have loved m any thjpgs In German life, and who sincerely wish well to the German people—ii U no time for us to sentim entalize In nn elegiac strain a n d .u rg e th a t the Germans are fond of flowers nnd 'Chrislm i's trees and folksongs.. They have given themselves over to the Beast, nnd wo have got to fight the beast until he is no longer dungerous. *' -"Prusslnnism is now unm nsked; it stands for conquest, dom ination and swng. I t m ntters nut th a t German statesm en now n n d 'th e n take the troublo to deny th a t thin Is so; Ger­ many is jqot ruled hy statesm en hut by soldiers'. We cannot 'tru s t a single.word its atateam en say, b u t we can' ttu i t w hat its aoldlers do. And it has hecoin^naa*plain as n pikestaff th a t 1 hire",will Jbe no* good life ’ pos­ sible on tfdi planet for Photic who love liberty, justice and fair play until the menace of the Ileast :{$ done aw ay with-" .That ia a p retty clear -statem ent of the reason why wo have got to kill German*, much a s 'w o dislike the task. Those Germans have not only ."given themselves over to the D eaat," as Professor Thom ss says. ,They hav e-eo identified themselves w ith the B eaaf.'in all hi* character* Utica of brutoliiy, greed, cruelty -ot^i mouth of tin efm.s state canal unit on the (lirer.t line of the inln.cuaatui travel. The amull hotels built liss than two years ago huvu"b 6cn mote than doubled JnV apacIty nnd now one of 117 rooms U uruler course in construction, making tin* room citpncity of the yonng «ity* about 250, which M.,niorp than many cities of ten thousand can hou^i G**rin:in '■;*ti- Never before in the histo: Taylor trtiunty have hogs, el.i and home gardens come is: f» share of eoiiaitlcrUtion they u. ceiving a t the present time, citizens eif th a t county are ore, to live sit home and hoard a sam e place. . i t t ' have employed a short h a ir i nve hud touch with the sImres at ;. . . prjji;, Secretary Daniels .mid The Bordeaux-M e Donald ram >‘*ty, This was takeiT\ns an of* patty, the big pickle firm who hi-.\. recently established u hramli C.’hipby are just eempivting the e •* tjgp cf four large salting vats nr.;l .. convenient receiving shed on tlmi: lot near the H. C. & St. A. dep • The vats arc of sufficient size to cr* for an immense quantity of ructun to protect coastal shipping and j tiers, for which the* grower reee-iv*-he raiding fnrep',. W ecreiary cash a t.th e shed. !' 1,0 WM * Ilhuul( ,nform 'ending to confirm the report ti’ vefi U-bnats were known to departed from their hare for [ ' • Scraw ny Calves j I " ,mt mak,’s “ '‘alf - 13 fc*d7 -p a ra s ite Will liii.till ^jalrinli-m and Keep the Home Fires Hunting M ay Com m andeer Colton 'l’i e Home Protective League met W ashington, June 4 .— An order I<t'.tKb court house last night ant! the virtually—com m andeering th e entile [l^ rie trew d—filled the loonf.’ The cotton output of .the country* is mo­ i t.m : ■-r.iry ntganixation wns trade •n*. and tin* ollit«rz> . were m entarily expected by men in th r !•:: ti.r meeting Inst night. cotton industry, it'/iva* learned here ■'• * ' 1 • . v o tiv e «out mitt*, e bed drawn : pru-hcu wore mfuii • and o th rrr jircrent ! wca a tr.o-*. cm htisiLeaguc i.i formed [ f keeping alive t h i i Recruiting Stations for Army In Florida To accom m odate tlic large num­ ber of volunteers* for the diKeren! branches of the.A rm y, "Uncle Sam " has established recruiting stations at the following nam ed places; Jackson­ ville, Ft. Augustine, Palntkn, Fort Pierce, Miami, Orlando, Ocnlo.i Gainesville. - Tam pn, Arcadia, Live Oak, TqllahnssCo, Mariannnn ‘ am! Pensacola, Florida. Much interest is manifested in th e new T ank Ser­ vice Corps, which is calling for physically qualified . men who arc fam ilia/ .with automobiles, motorcjdM /W actor drivers, and all forma of Bps. ^engines. For this branch, both volunteers'and selective service men are ’ eligible for enlistm ent or induction, The United States Guards Tare -now calling, for mon f'b o *bnYe hbd experience as polifetrieq,**13foremen, well .organized N a­ tional Guardsnien; nnd former inombefi of the ArqVy, Navy and M arine Corps. * Aside from the above branches the- Cooat Artillery ‘Corps, Engineers' Corps, Medical D epart- Star Theatre Fourteen Absolutely the Coolest Place in Town PROGRAM SUPREME TUESDAY— Francis X. Bushman nnd Beverly Bayne in '‘The Brass Check", also Hedda Nova in “The Wcman in (Ito*Web”. . $ , WEDNESDAY — VIOLA DANA in “ B L U E JEANS” in Seven Wonderful Acta with Tearr, Str.ile3 nnd Thrill?, nlso a Comedy. THURSDAY-—Alice Brady in VAt ihe Mercy of Men” a Strong and Interesting Picture in Six . Wonderful Act*, also a Comedy. It* la stated by the M o u t. Dora Topic th a t the Lake co u n ty school hoard has accorded the teachers of Hint county nn Increase th a t will moan ab o u t $4,000 added to the pay­ roll for" th e next school term . Card of Thanks open To th e m apy friends who were so • » Cook's Perry \ TLo. f u r y r t Cofdi'o e rru in g of kitid during the recent bereavem ent of our son and brother and husband, the upper Si. .Joints liv e r is now slQl open to men- of the volunteer for those floral offerings we offer our open for <;fii!c. Vhii }s the direct to age, between 18 and 21 and 31 to 40 b e s rtfe lt. thanks. Especially lit? -rum U.ljntlo to New Supt. iDuniaa of the A. C. L . who Smyrna. years 82*3tp. sir >j FRIDAY—The Darling bf them all, Baby Mario Oshnrrc in “ A Daughter cf the West” a Dandy ’ iv.* Act Eeature, Tense and Pleasing, :.ho Mutt and Jeff, thosa Funny Fun Makers. COMING MONDAY • . . “ The Kaiser,, the Beast of Berlin” Matinee DaUy at Stiff. Evening Performsace Begins at , ; 7:S0, Except Satarday then at 7;1S ■ b y ti �THE SANFORD BEK1LD gueaUTprovdC^o w itty t h a t ’ It was impossible to 'dccide whoso. nonsepse rhyme was moat "nonsensical," ao the prize, a lovely basket of daisies , h a p p e n i n g s o f i n t e r e s t IN AND was given to the honoree. ■ ^AROUND SANFORD ' Mrs. Julius Takach rendered sievcral charming vocal selections' and Mrs. Robert Herndon and Mrs. y~v^ Burdick gave n cornet and plnno p r . Miller of Jacksonville was a r Lt M. Itch hinder of Genova, who duet. ...... J J o rd visitor yesterday, i is postm aster ami also control*,, th e ’ ’ f 'T. . •• * - .. The guest of honor was seated An Hen E m * Kllbec of Geneva isOin hus line het'ween this city and Ge­ a large ch^if and given a lovely pink neva has installed a fine new hus city today on buj,!ncsisRhat will he able to take care of th is and white basket which contained Mr»- Ward 111,9 *ccePtcd 11 Posit 1011 many daintjl and useful gifts. Aflet ^ih the. music store of Gibson & constantly increasing business. L)r. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic which a dejightful ice course was WsllsrePhysician. * First N ational Rank served by the hostess, assisted by j O'Neal of Jacksonville is spend Miss Ruth McDaniel nnd Elizabeth ist rcvrral days this week In Sanford Bldg., Phone 330-W. .;\..-*G4-tf Stafford. Among those present were on burint**.*’ , • 4 . Word comes to ’ SdtfT(frd*Mhat Mrs. W. G. Fox, Mrs. Earl Lionel ^hthiiam R oot-K not Doughy D. Ponhndjya Sanford hqy. Rurdlck, Mrs. Stum on, Mr*. Robert v a r i e t y Price $4.50 hush has beep' appointed manager df-"t Ijw Herndon,“ Mrs. A. L. Retts, Mrs. Naval Stores Department *of Vht* 76-tf vfUierman Lloyd, Mrs. W aters, Mrs. el. Chase & Do. * Mercantile Bank in New* Orleans.' Mr*. Julius Takach, Mrs. M. Attorney Sams of DeLand spent n Tfiis is u position carrying a great Mipurik, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff nnd Misses j {t9 hour* In the city Friday while deal of responsibility and his many Ruth McDaniel atAL Elizabeth S taf­ enroute to Tam pa. friends hen* will be pleased to learn ford. ■* p. 0. Brown of Jacksonville, is of his progi ess. 1, _ f ,roons the guests registered at the For Wood ami heavy hauling see Hotel' Carnes. * • N otice . . M urrell, or phone 378. 4£-tf ♦ 'J i- f r- B u tt of Orlando spent sevSealed bids will be received on- or Nicupopulous Brothers, George frtfvliy* i'n Sanford this week cornbefore July 1 st, 1&J8, by the City and Gus, who have been in the res­ blnirnr business and pleasure, Council for the purchase of wood on H. C. Williams of Jacksonville is taurant and cold drink huslnccs here lot nt corner of Second nnd Pal­ in the flty for a few days this week undi’r the name of the Bonita Cafe m etto. - * nrc moving all their fixtures this on business. J. C. Roberts, week to Sheffield, Alabama where 85-7tc City Clerk. ^ l e e p IN SU R A N C E they will be located in the future. •■A Terror to M osqttltor*." . War Fund Dance Mr. nnd Mr*. It. J. Holly were • 72-tf the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert The second of a series of W ar C. It. -Richardson of Jacksonville, Lyman at Forest City Sunday". Fund Dinces was given by th e Elks representinR Wilson & Co., spent a S L E E P IN .'T R A N C E or. K athy evening a*, their home on lew hour* in the city yesterday. . “ A T fjfa r Pork avenue and w,i* vary much en­ Mrs. Ernest GallowaJ’ will enter­ 7 2 -tf joyed liy the large crowd th at a t ­ tain on Friday afternoon at cards in G. W. Spencer has dosed his bak­ tended. hone: of .Mrs. Gcdzen. ery businecs until the war is over Music was furnished {by a local Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Massey of and sold ids meat business to hit five piece orchestra, dancing begin­ Hasting* are sgending a few days in son, G, W„ Jr., who will conduct the ning-hi. uinimvcfweltT---- ----------- -------the rit V tllis u <‘t‘H | ho ^ sa me in—t hP fUtllffc Mr. Spencer Daring the inte-m 'siion three states 'ilia*, he. could not $*•>• any­ frirndr. cakes ware auctioned off by our Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wallace have thing in sight for the bakery bj>i* ehanipi »'i atirtio icer. A- 14. P r r i s h nets under present conditions ami■cube returned from an rxtended trip to from uhii'h a nice sum w u realized. Philadelphia, New York nnd other has several other line* of busineei to take ins tim e ami a lie n ion lie w ill Hi- pro.' *."Js going iii i he Junior |ui i * i.*f the north . • * It'd D.i,icing w.u then re­ still have plenty to do. f)r. Ililburn left yesterduy for sumed and continu'd until a late Ur. and Mrs. Nellie T n lir of S'lrttiatrirp conference held at W inter he ir. D didna* ji;in.'h was * tvo 1 fnrd .pen; yesterday in i!i» city me during i!i • evaiitlg. . ■] Haven. He expects to In absent masts of Mrs. Tolar's parents, M . tem.'.l days. T h n s» proton* *w.*r * Mr. and M-t. nnd M r* .'C . V. M cIntyre. They . E. Wi's-in, M *. and M'.«. A*e!iie • ur bargain ’* left lhi morning in their car for H.'tts, .\T. and M *s. f). I.. Thrasher. i I* • i ‘j l sirt* **• | their home, dt'campanied by Mr*. P;i .-s f.’.-IS up. & , Tolar's brother, Mr. R *y M cIntyre. Mr. and M m. It. R D a n , Mr. .and | The latter came Imme to enlist in Mrs. A. D* P arish , Mr. ami Mrs. Clothing Co. 11. W. Herod in, Mr. and Mrs. R, Jt J. A. (iladneV nnd daughter* spent the navy.- but as lie wa* unable Holly, Ur. and M m . Ward. Dr. and a few days in the city this w e e k . ‘ reach here in time to enlist before Mrs. Pul ston, Mr. and M*s. Roy While h e r e they were guests at t h e ! registered o n June a l i i , In- failed Harden, Dr. and Mrs. M i-sli.ilI. Mr. H eel Caro.es. I get into this branch of the service. and M s. Thigpen, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Turner of Lakeland Telegram. • 'V M. Gillen, Roy Tillis, Mie* May For: Pjerre afre spending n few days All alien women must register un- Thrasher, Niles R lizibeth Stallnril, in the city this week combining busi- <ler the clien enemy law. beginning Mi s Fern W ard.''M iss Scrim Lake, r.i -» and pleasure. line 17. All female* fourteen yearMiss Norma Heffitfiin, Mrit, Hal A. W. J ohnson arrived in the city and over who are foreign born, and Wight, Afvs. CrtciL ilu tt.'M 'S .' (I- U. yisli’Xdny from Chicago and will re- all women who are wives of men Bishoji, I).*. R raas‘, (i. A. D j C j I um, raiin for several days looking after who have not been nuturalized Ypw.dl, Ed. Bab's, Ivan must regnter with the postm aster, bulnws interests in ,th is section. Paul W 's .- F d l x Frank. H. Mr. and ■Mrs. Tallferreo arrived under penalties presc. ihed. Women A. M ?r.'iwj;li‘*r, Judga Dickinson. jx irrday from T am pa and will-re^- •who were born in-the Jnited Stntc-J, G. W. Spjncir, M r. Brady, J. U. train fur several wee_kr. While here but who have married men n o ?'n at­ W n lr i T , L i‘ i! t" i"h in. F I. Miii* i will tie guests at Hotel Carnes. uralized citizen* must register the h r and it her*. ;amr a* if they Were borei n burn. Wiiuillanil Park will lie open two All women and girl* nllerted by this Simla)*. June 1) and lfiih. 8 ?-t.o l.t : hould give tin* m atter |irumpt - to Pound Pigs _ j*m Mis. Henry Dickina left Friday attention “ D*Ij gi»ter wiili the post­ With corn above 50 trn ts hogs cat for b'aynesville,'N orth Carolina uf- master on unc 17th, or ns 'early their heads off very ■'quicljfy. .T he trr enjoying a visit of several weeks thereafter as possible, thereby nvnidhog th at takes two or *tliie^..iJiontlis the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. ng ITublo 'th ey mi ht otherwise to get on full feed never brings.you Itrrnclon, have. V a profit. Mi*. Kail Core and son left Sat­ When you are ready to put away urday for their home in Jacksonville SI. Agnes Guild Meets your shout * on feed, begin with the -fi'r enjoying a visit of several The member.* of the- St. Agnes l* " b with her purents, Mr. and Guild held tlu tr usual meeting <n B. A. Thomas ling Medicine. Use regularly and watch your shouts M:> William Bothamly. Monday Mffternoon at tilt* borne of round out into fat hogs in nine Mrs. Henry Wight, Col. Fred Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. m onths—hogs going well over two Botichelle, Mrs. It. J. Holly, Mrs: A short business session was held pounds and a* high as 240 pounds. C..H. Dinger nnd Mrs. Alary Hig- after which u social hour was enjoy­ Figure the average feeding nnd you ti"» wrie in Orlando on n visit yes- ed. will spe why the B. A. Thomas med­ tfrds>;. 7; * The Guild presented Mfs. Eail icine is n. good In v estm en t. Try Burdick, a recent bride who is ore Feeding out your hogs on this plan SLEEP IN SU R A N C E * "A Terror to M osquitoes." of their members with ti Half dozen and if you are not more than pleased loVely ice tea speohn. *, . 72 tf we will refund the cost of the mediRatify Mnints, *who recently en- ^ Mrs, UPYtl-gcxvt’d-iLJidicioua kaj-^iner -iijtfd-rin Uhj U, it. Marines, le fc course. L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Fla. Iriday for Paris Island to report for] Those present were Mrs. M. Min83-tf du‘>'. ' Mr. Maine* is a cousin of nrik, Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. T a­ Mr. Schelle Maine* of this city. kach, Mrs. Gwynn Fotf and Mrs. Joins the Tank Corpt w Burdick. ^ • B. Powell of Jacksonville is Hon. George A. DeCottes, one of •pending a few days in the city this the most prominent attorneys of this Dancing Party on business. Mr. Powell is part of the state, attorney fur *thc manager of the Fcnol Chemical Co. Miss Always entertained at a rity and for the board of county *f Jacksonville. dancing party on Wednesday even­ com mbs toners and a t ouo time so­ Phino 104 for pressing, cleaning ing at her home on Celery, nvenur, licitor of the criminal court of -record and alterations. Q uality and scr the affair being n delightfully in­ for Orange county has joined the' formal event. Sanford Shoe & C lo /C o . • U. S. Army enlisting in the T ank G9-tf The pretty h’ome was most at*, Corps nnd left Sunday to assum e MImo* Muriel and Lillian Rhodes tractively decorated for the occasion his duties. Mr. DcCottea will be a t Wl Saturday for Pennsylvania. Mr. with many beautiful cut flowers nnd Fort Screven for a few days and will dh odes accompanied them* as far ns fersn. take hLi training a t G ettysburg go­ aahington, where he has accepted Dancing waa enjoyed to the ing across In about six weeks with * position with tho governm ent. attains of Victroln music until a late the other Sanford boys who are now hour. During the intermission a a t Gettysburg In tlii.i corps. Mr. SLEEP IN SU R A N C E delicious 1 ice course tfn i served, D cC ott 33 wxs above draft age nnd ‘A Terror to M osquitoe;.1’ punch being served throughout the could have remalr.cH a t home where 72-tf he bad a large law prcatlco but boevening. Mrs. C. C. Howard and son left Among the guests were Miss H at­ licvcd th a t Tits country' needed him yesterday for Now Sm yrna to join and hi* brand nf patriotism is to be / ' Howard where they will make tie Eitridge. Miss Floyd W alker,. A. commended. He leaves with the lr ,ulure home. They will be li. Cover, G. Y/. L’czcld. MU) Ber­ bint wishes of many friends and bon tha M atey, H. Mair.es and L. O. ferr'^ by their tunny friends voyage. Ulrich. IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN 7 Huzelian Class of the Baptist u.ih wifi^hold their nfonthly busli. •JJceBng a t th e rcsldonco of ^* M. William*, on Palm etto 4-sn !!* , " e<lnc*tl*y afternoon from t0 i 0 All members requested 10 b« prwent! Shower for Mr*. Burdick On last T hursday afternoon the a ttractiv e home of Mr*. W. Gwynn Fox on Palm etto a\*enue wa* the scene of a very pretty miscellaneous ■hower, icomplimentlng Mrs. Earl of ^ \ liy Holly, who Is the guest Lionel Burdick, ft popular recent bride. T hecolor schem e'of pink*»nd !• 0n T u IU' UbcUo Hyar a t Orlando white was tastefully carried out with me* . 1 ? *}u*T ' n,n!eb near Klzaim cut.flow ers and fern. ._ v7 Dpb Hy,rWU .b® lherf g'uwt* of In the. "Lim erick" contest th e Y'r and family this weekl PAGE FIVE WILL TEACH GUNNERY coniUcFed th*<rmntfcr. !Tho men who attended my party," said Mr. WMt, "are shrewd and Intel­ lectual. . They know how they suc­ Yale Makes'Complete Change In ceeded and will tell me." ThOn they will, deddo w hat I will do In tho fu­ Its Courses. ture. The nation need* man power to t Industries nnd for all lines of business. Organlzatlon Alms to Do for the Hors* Plan to Turn Out Expert Artillery­ I sea hale and hearty end as strong as What fled Cross Doss a youngster of thirty. I can. do good men—Given 15 Hours a Week . work, I am sure. If I failed to under­ for Man. to Work. take tills I would not be truo to my a Albany, N, Y.—Everybody knows New Haven* Conn.—Yale university country o r to myself." about tfic work being ddno by tho Ilcdi hns taken n long step toward making Charm You Overlook. Cross, but not so many nro familiar Itself a second West Point when It an­ It Is rnllier strange that the girl who with tbe Red Star, another relief ot^ nounced a complete chnnge In Its gitnlzation that hns been brought Into courses designed to turn out expert spends n grent deni nf thought- on existence by the war. Tho Red Star artillerymen. The new course pro­ dressing prettily nnd nrrunglng her alms to do for horses what tho Red vides.for three years of training for linlr attractively, will not make the ef­ Cross Is doing for men, wotnoD nnd war. N ext' fall nil students except fort to ncqulre beautiful speech. Tho children—fighters nnd civfltans who those who enter the naval, training girl whose language Is slangy and unnro feeing the effects of war. course will he given a chance to take gmmnmtlcnl. makes ns serious n mis­ take ns If she.were careless nbout her The A:n£rfcnQ Red Stnr Animal Re­ 15 hours a week of artillery work. lief. which Is tho otllclnl tltlo of the Men taking tills course are enrolled apiH'nmnct*. I'lenslng* speech Is • n Red Star, was organized some time ngo as members of the reserve officers clinrm ninny of- you overlook.—Girl's nt the requesl'of the secretary of .war training corps. There nre now over Companion. by American Humane association. Dr. 700 of them In college,, nnd It la their Wllljam O. Stillman, for 12 years pres­ demand for Intensified Instruction that ident of tho latter organization, Is di­ led the authorities to lake the new rector general, of the Red Stnr. The step. It will still be posslblo for men national headquarters Is nt Albany. to take some of the old courses, but The American Red Stnr proposes to every department of the university will Notice is hereby given th a t O scar follow the lend of the Royal Society throw Its main strength Into w ar train­ Little of Geneva, Fla., who, on for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani­ ing. ’ M ay '29,. 1913, m ade Homestead mal* of Englnnd, which has hospitals "Tho underlying Idea of the action Entry, No. 011822, for S E *f of S E J f behind the battle lines, equipped to was this," President A rthur T. Iludley Sec. 20, N * v of' N E H and N E j f o f care for 12,.70(1 horses and ha* suc- said: "Any.course of study, to be ef­ ceoded In curing 81 per cent of the fective, must h a v e n motive. In time* N W Ji, Section 29. Township 20 S, anlmnlH which were turned over to Us of war the Interest of everybody cen­ Range 32 E, Tallahassee Meridian, rnre by the British veterinary corps. ters on mtlltnryfnctlvltles. Tho one has filed noticc'of intention to make Before this relief work was started, way to keep our classroom work alive Three year proof to establish clnim horses Injured In bnttle' tfero shot nt duyjn'g these yonrs Is to connect stud* to the land above described, before once, now they a re given surgical aid les-iwlth tho work In which the nation Clerk Cirruit Court, at Sanford, and returned to the front when cured. Is engaged." Fin., on the 19th day of July, 1918. I.t Is estimated that the work of this Claimant nnmrs as witnesses: British society Ims saved the. British DEC ID ES TO FIG H T AGAIN \V. M. Collier of Geneva, Fl(t. government $30,000,000 In horse, llesh. Preston Flowers of Geneva, Fla. It Is estimated that of the -l.fiOO.OOO Young Russian With War Medals and Charlie 11. Stew art cf Geneva, Fla. horse* on the battlefield of Europe, * Certificates of Bravery.Trlea for f Ulie C. Biirgrls of Geneva, F’la. more than n million mid n half tire Aviation Corps. I in ilT UL* h i VILi - ____ . • from Mil* country. These were otw "• *% ■ - *- it A# 1 i "ITi UA t 1 Dt t Ittiled lafgely tiernre the United .Slates” RcEbter. San Francisco.—Carrying war med­ entered the war. when buyer* for for­ als and certificates of bravery from M-T»ies & F’ri-lOtc • eign governments cninhei) this country the Russian army, Paul M. Togolevlch. for nnlmals. The horse still plays an sixteen years old. walked boldly Into n NOTICE ' . Important purl In modern warfare. In recruiting station nnd applied for en­ Rids will, be received a t the regu­ spite of the growing use of motor- listment In the aviation corps. lar meeting of the Hoard of Counts' tracks, oh there are many place* "But you're too young," objected the Commissioners in August for the where truck* cannot lie used. recruiting officer. "We'll hnvo to de­ opening of the road leading from In flits enmieethm. Ernest I. White, cline your oftTr with thnnk*." acting president of th e New York Stah* Whereupon young logolevlch pro. Wagner t<> Guhriclln ns per original Breeders’ association, ba* Issued nn.np* tuced n St. George medal, the highest, survey, same to be opened 30 feet peal to farmer* nnd horsemen all over honor wtileli a Ru«>dnii soldier can win. n ;111•, llii> ri mil try i<> devote purl of their ntFie showed citation* for bravery In vnRight rererved to reject any and telitlim In the breeding of horses suit­ lions battles, notably In the Russian all bids. able to arm) ase. as their share pi retreat nt the Debussy rtver, when he E. A. Douglass, Clerk. aiding tlie government In lIn- war. remained nfter the rear gunrd hnit 84-Tucs-ot e • gone, spiking batteries and' recovering MEETS DEMAND FOR MEAT m l until o anlljtnry maps and papers. NOTICE "inrldKhtnljy." lie said. "I'm the son Wlmreus, a .p e titio n lies been pieNow R rstauratfor Faces Charges of of Ilrtgndler General logolevlrh, nnd Stealing Mule -md ServInQ • I’m going to fight some more, whether Btnti'il to the H eard,tf County'Cotr.Mule as Beef. you think I’m to young nr not. I’ve ir.irsloricrs praying th a t a * special seen three year* ^ f service nnd Eve yleetinn be cnlli'i|,in Seminole c o u n ty Mnmptd*. 'IVpa.—A negro r rRtl got plenty qf scrap In me.” to determ ine' tLjA pUc/thin whpther taurnnt o n South ElnrMti' «t The eeernlttng.olfirer decided to put compulsory syatep'ratlfl^tlcK eradica­ patrons deiinioded m int on the "case up to W ashington,'~ < tion work .nr-I’om pulsojy‘'dipping of days.' The restaurateur ludl . y — H f - r r ?■ a c a ttle s h a lr b'o cnrtietl «in In fiemluniid. .\mqhvr negro, a drayman, lost • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a ir.ide County;, with qpd under tho Ills tmilt\ fig appealed to the pollen. fo-cpetpllun o f;th e S ta le .|,iv e S tork J P R E F E R D EA T H R A T H ER 5 Tho police? tfilceil"tin* mule to the' res­ Sanitary Board, taurant. TtiVXwjttynd rump steak, : THAN GIVE UP EM B LEM l ft- ^ - v. ___ ?. • clinps nnd rnasbt; b\*jilg eagerly ilo • And whereas a petitiou has been voured. In -th e ren'JrSvns fourijl ,thfe •• ’Parts Iftfinil,— 8 . C.—No German •• pr*f«»?fieil to t l u t u r ^ ! containing hide qf a mlitv, ,*ThF in'gro fiici'X f)v6 J woman irtll ever wear f\ Marine # l ie nutnes of 521 iim.lllled electors ctmfges. ( The pMleo llnvtvlilni for mgs* *‘m Corps emblem ns fvlnkerr^J vie- J a.-l.oig that tilt'd *lection be railed; lolnlog tlio.'iafile phd ,tlit; (ed^rqt tmr« 5 tory If a .eertnlq Cf&ipnhy In. * Therefore be it f*M ill’d that •.a \ food people .have, hint f’u'r selling^iaul* • training ^ Mnrlno • -pedal, elertion and tjie sam e,is meat.for pcef. :-J •> * caiiffi hero can Tfav^nlJU- They., • hereby called ami ordered tb bo held J .’v‘hpye sworn to desi^iy their CQflis J C H IEF IS. "FA R M ER O E LUXEV? 'SVylevtces nnd to losedliqlr.llTM If • throughout Senilnqlq C ounty ,on the • iiecd ho rather thniV ttJrinrtSfho • IG th-dav'bf July, A.-T). It1!.^, a t ibe 8sn Francisco Pallet'H«gtt. Raises Po; J enemy to obtain tho lionbred cm- ft r r/e ra l j^o!(1rife' plares“Wheft" tlie Inst o '" t» to e s on Waste-Are4*,t6:Feed blcm. ' .. 77 * nonural '.election' wni held in Kem.. X *» - Prlsoneysl .initfc Cobnty, tiw the, purpose of de••••••••••••••••••••••••a* IrrHtlrilng by said ( U ition -.V li^ lo r Sim Erunclflco.—"Farm er *le luxe" Is ) or 7 Hoi cothptlm ry oyntem ntlr ,tlek tin* title of D, A. While, police chief of 70, .H E S E E K S NEW C A R EER efiwlicutioli work *»r (he compulsory ltd* city. To save the city money Chief White Is raising enough potatoes and Rich Farmer of Colorado Gets Friend* dipping'of ra ttle shall be carried on h r 9en)inole C ounty/. < * .* . .*. to Advt*e*Hlm What to lieatil on the big areas nhout the .Mis­ . 7A Do N*xt The several polling places y> bo sion and Ingleslde notice stations "to keep the city iirlsdii* supplied fur five opened at fi:0Q hntL'tlosed aL eilriDenycr.—Henjaruln lYest, n rlct down. months. ’A- *. . , *' i‘ .To save the waste straw from tho farmer, although three-score nnd ten Done and ordered’on this JitnuC , police stnldes, he Is raising Belgian doesn't wnnt-Mo retlro from business, 1918. . • v ‘ 1 hares, and ducks Im^e been added to hut he doe* "wallt to try some other • Lv A..Brum loy, Chrni. the police fnrjrt t'l° devour refuso line nnd uiuljeai success of It. . C. w - 'E ntzm inger He gave n party n r Ills home reccntgreens. — ■*‘•^'.■*7 ------ ----- O.—P ,-S w o p e -----;----------ly 111 ccICitpiHnB' pf tils liovontlolh- L. P. Hagan Idrthday, nnd his guests Included one . E. H. Kilbee. prominent man from every recognized ! iiuzlness or protesHlon In liin city. Ill* ■A ttest: DISCHARGED BIRDMAN ‘ future huslfies* career will"he decided J E. A. Douglass ,1Clerk. HIT-GROUND T O O HARD liy ballot^ tft"Y r,,y* nBer they hnve SI-Tues-5tc JS LEGAL ADVERTISING l (Irrnt Lakes. BL—Albert John I.lmlnuer of Chlcngo' applied nl tho Great Lakes Naval Train-.. lug station for enlistment as n naval nvlntor. . * "Wlint experience hnvo you Unfit" ho wn* naked. ••Five months In the nrmy nvh ntlon* section," he said. \ • “Why did ymi q u l t f . ' "I wn* discharged. • I ninfio five nseent* nnd broke five ma­ chine* In lighting. 1 bit the I ground too hard each time." Albert was accepted, but he was rated a second-clns* seaman, where ho may break nil tho "swhbs" he want* to massaging decks. ASKS D E A T H ;T » F A L L tt. r* ' ■ /. 10c Per Copy DOGS Arkanaaa Man Urge* Legislation Look­ ing to Extermination aa • W ar Necessity. ! * * Eclipse Was Eclipsed Bono, Ark.—George A. Lamb, of The eclipse could nbt ho seen j\ero thla place, has addressed a letter to Saturday aftcrAoon on account of President WR1*on asking the president the cloudy weather b u t some of to havo legislation enacted looking to thoso who looked said they aaw it. exterminating 10,000,000 dogs iliat are owned by 20,000,000 families of the T h e 'rain coming up a b o u t the tim e United State*. He says tho dogs kllf of the eclipse and the heavy clouds sheep. Ho tells the president dog* banked In the western sky spoiled should bo kllled.as a w ar nocesalty. t h e ‘ Vision here, although ' it was FI r a t to conserve foodstuffs; second, plainly seen In D rlando and T am pa encourage sheep growing; third, 'to and other pointa for a-few m inutes. ralsa money to defray w ar expenses. V t 4 t i/ L Complete Line of McKin­ ley’s Standard and Popular M usic...... Come in and Hear the ' New Columbia Records m m n �$ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. P er' S ale—Cowpeas, Wiilppo -wM Iron, B rabham and New Lra. Also lIcgiuT Weed, N i t cl* Qra**», .H ho ties Gr,*.ts and Sudan Gram. We have a thrge stock "f the o b w e . . W rite for tiers and . t .: c q u antity. T oe -la* Allen Fred Co.,_ S a n frrd ,’ FInT '5jJ2-lp * Fcr i; i o - . ; b xui tV.J Uuihcls Irish TC. C-;?. lrr.t! i r ' c;hcr-.vi*c. U llvi r ,d lo ft: y pzrt of llie city, b jshcl. F. O. B. $1.00 'per *: -’ .Cl . Nick Zernovan, Sanfor.’. • 78-IOtp « AU Ljcnl Advertisement Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 CentH. Sniitix typeFor Sale—L. C. ronxiition. Herald in good In anfewenng an advertisem ent writer 73-tf Office. whore no narno It m entioned In th e fed, please do not oak- T-ho Herald Duroc pig* for sale. Hex Puckard, for inform ation ai to tho identity of W'M Side. 74-tf th e advertiser. Usually we do not know vyho the advertiser is and if For Sale, 240 Acre F a rm — By a we do we arc not allowed to give M anatfc celery grower. $8.50 per out this Inform ation. Simply write crate hiidje.it price reported this .sea­ a letter and address it as per in­ son. D iversity t>f land, truck, stock structions in tho ad. * a n d jp o u lrry raising. 160 acres un­ der hog proof fence. Enough land FOR SALE under cultivation to begin w ith, ff interested come anti see, or write For Sale— 150 Laying Hens, noth­ if. F. W jtatt, Oneco, M anatee Co ing over IB months. Hocks, Hods, . 83-2tp •25c per pound. Ilrow n Leghorns Florida. ^ i:< )0 each. Trio of lay in g Strain For Sale—Ine Staude M ak-aUsed ten d ay s., Good 1 Ilarred cockerxl $5.09. Oak Valley junk. , Fully "g u aran teed " by the Farm,- Sorrento, Flu. • ri2-3tc Com pany. Make me an offer. J. E. M attocks, M t. Dora, Fla. 83-3te •For S*fo--Y oung He gist -red Duroc !>» xr, 16 weeks oldy- i»“ p f *^: F ar Sale — Best corner lot in M qrk: Duroc. Lym in B roj., Forest ‘•'ity, h im Park H a ig h ts,. 65x130 feet. 8-2-_Dp Fla. A tn rg iii..} You ean’t afford to oyer* j ' j k thU .^fL ym an H. Frank, city. For Snle —Gentle donkey Tfchlx ’ ' • . 8-t-*Sij> .baby t*oil. Also two yo;ir old i:tlft’Tlit Both flirt chi•up. .Rout e A, colt. FOR RENT 77- tfe Box 2210. • For B e n t—Five rooip modern For Sale Quick -Cotiipi*'.' fur- house, corner French and Third St. room Enquire 2 Hi French. 83-1 1 Initgaln’. Owner having*city. V. ttage for rent. J. Mn son. ’N i.rlh fl, Mellonville 'avenue. ——X8 k r Bent ■Tw i .-.cuts tor hg til .-i k« ej.i a.i I 2 L a..rt| A ^ '.. SEND YOUR BOY TO TT-: f •CAMP SAPPHIRE, N. C. V **'*'i.it*(si hike*, vMitt-f npioflw, j^rfi mrft Inkf, Furnished Rooms by Day, * MV«-k r a r t i - , . rifilit r«■ Ik u U, ft »jDng mfl, *pring or M obth—i’ark avenue F lat, IDS h *hfi!*, rhufi* nt hlr Ur * nf nil k l m l « ifvfnr Irn* it iscodflni tutoring la all (Ulijrftfe, m i l i l j f ) f m * N orth Piirk avenue, over I. It. Phillurra. Sli*h %ra*nn Juli 3 to Auf, 21. For ^if*l w f l l r fl, \ I i i i i l r llrryiarif, 26 I!. i,n m* Co. |: i ; -*•*.- M •« if, C. 1 onsai M. Jirk*nnt<M~ r«»M» H art, m anager. U0-lf ,.£{?■ Ilirre d Hocks, p riie winners JJd.Oi). tractor. Lei Me Examine Your Eyes i in. II. C. I) it O.-'-tf __ v.-U* *’ For Bent -T h re e > linn room* fronting on First street, M<>st de sirubte oHires in rity . Several other good office rooms in same building, Yow« II it Speer. 23-tfc •WANTED W anted—A second hand phono­ graph and a desk. A bargain for cash. Phone 270-J. V 83*4tp I ka*r (hr arlmtiAc Inatrumrnls far determining And Ibe G W B H K H for rorrrrtliig any and all d rfrrla of tUan. N O M A T ^K W Ihr naturr of jour M «r , if (iU H -S I N do nal Null W anted —Middle aged l a d y ,.t o take care of old Indy. Good 'Jmine and fair wages. Address P. "O, Box 43, II. D. A. 8:i 3ip )tr« prcfrrltf* rail on me. f til aril ry r that rroportda In ll<hl \ on arc Invited lo rail foe ronaultalion and adrlre. DR. E.S. H O F F M A N , , tK X T iy .'r r .o P T if.-iA K V ?) Wr»l Chait|) Ml “■\ ' OfUiidtf, rtorlil* W auled -B rig h t, intelligent hoy d I I desire* work for the summer. , /w l-" - m , S ty f f • \ D O , N ,'TR : P hony 203-1. ■ v psal-Pfcnn v r '* V M EM O B O O K <} Kl The ideal way to make; memoranda nnd carry infor­ mation that you need fre­ quently. Covers la st for yeare. Sheets can be,obtained anytime, Tuled in six styles. Bound in Handsome Dura­ ble Block Morocco, with Red .Leather Index that enables jrou to Upd-what’you want inriU n tly v ; »?“ ^ ^ HERALD PRINTING CO. Phonti. 148- ' W R ^•'8 ait fo n t VTorhia' “• 2 n r* .! COICN SA V E m. •v1a '; WAVu A G IV ES E IG H T SONS TO WAR Flvo of British Mother1* Boys Ar* ^ ' Ki l l ed In A ction<fqd A n oth er*t« r ParaiH*tl-‘- • ' •London.r-Tlie .Countless numbers of -heroic imcrlfleeH,mndc t(y B ritish mntjil^ lm v e ' been fnr eclipsed by Mrs. -Ileeohey,—widow—of—IIrrr*P.“ Wr*JP.' B tec hey, late vjcnr of >*rlestborpe, Llnrolnshlre; who has given eight sons to servir their cminlry. flvo or whom have lost their lives. Three have been killed on .the west­ ern front, another died at Rouen, while the fifth, Charles Iteeves Ileechcy of the Royal Fusil lent, who wns a mas­ ter at Stamford Grammar school, has expired from Wounds received In East Africa. One, Bernard- Becchcy. wns a schoolmaster nt Lincoln, and another* Fnt'nk.iWns n m aster of the Lincoln Cn* theilml-Choir srhool. Thrt*<r,other sons survive. Of thes« otur has been paralyzed nnd the other two' are still serving. All the broth­ ers jnioed the tirmy as volunteers, two of tlierti enlisting In Australia, where they wore farming. Heart Pumps 70 Gallons Every Hour. The heart wolgliH'only half n pound, a n d 'lt must ypinp 70 gallons of Mood tlinnigh the human system every hour, o r,.as Joseph Jackson In the Phllndcl phlit - pn}>Hc I^viger estlmntes, 1,203/ OOO.'gdBpns ench yenr. It-hi) s*the power to |)rn|M,l the lib toil through the nrterlnl* system qt the rate of (121 feet n minute nod this means ilmt the lilood requires about 27 seconds In nn adult to make a comlileD .jtlrniirdl the blood vessels. Ile)ng fiiftnpe<l. over-and over again, tho blood travels a distance of Q1.000 mile* In a year, or more th in twice, the cir­ cumference of the glob*.- The hurried -than abuse* It so. eoniTjinlly that the Increase In dpstfes from heart dis­ eases-nr r qnonnoits. The remedy Is : t w o r a . e x e r c i s e - h a r r y ; and. more careful 8*ting. ' *J N * w »e ip < r L'nlon i if?/; H om e Embroiderer ' By JESSE ETHEL S HERWIN ' M iss Electa Dayton came down the Specially preparedfor this Newspaper by Pictorial Review. * * wide stairway and paused for nn In­ (Copzrlgtit, t i l l , XVtsUrn h'**ripsp«r Union.) stant In the front door. She made a Every, motjier was In tear*, ever sis­ ^ ■ very beautiful- picture. The fact that ter looked end. Only the thoughtless her abundant lialr wns snowy white sweethearts and those who had no rel­ Piquant Little Crocheted H ats for Sports Wear. dltl not detract from her beauty, for ative going to the front scented Indif­ Ily KATHRYN MUTTERER. sports occasions. Thera nro qunnlL her coloring wns delicately pink and ferent to the occasion. Tho girls who liavo been left botics of crochottod tennis hats In tho her soft eyes ns Mack and expressive It was u pathetic picture, fur*all the hind seem to have put aside tbolr popular blego and gray tones so much as they had been In tier girlish days brave or njock-bdoyaiit hearing of the knitting for tho soidloni long enough . liked for outdoor costumes, with only ijf perhaps, twenty yenrs past. boys In khaki. In the minds of alt to crochet hats for themselves for dashes of bright color to relieve tha Electa looked through tho wire- was the sorrowful knowledge that ■ports woar. There aro many quaint qulotnqss. screened door Into the garden with Its many aiming the odd/live hundred re­ F or tho fair nthloto with n predi­ prltu rows of boxwood, smelling Warm cruits leaving thu training camp for tut lection for acquatlcs there conu-s a and pungent after the light shower p i eastern shipping point,"were viewing, model distinctly naval in style. The ruin. She -smiled a little sadly oral' friends.nnd home for the last lime. • crown is in tnm effect and druups over a high band In wool or a lighter ilimed away into the cool parlor. V As to the soldiers, every man wns color than that of tho brown, a “It was on an afternoon like this erect, bright-eyed, laughing. Joking and red, wbito and blue eagle forms tbs that he went nway," ithe-murmured singing. One fnlHfttlred fellow only trimming. Hats, close fitting wistfully.-' seemed lo he the prlthe favorite of the at tho h 6ad line, rising high and -wldIt was it-very restful room, with o group with whom 1m marched. •ening as they rise, aro no novelties faded Turkey carpet ou the floor and "All got your troubles, fellows I" he old mahogany furniture scattered In Jollied. "F ree from cure J —tra-la-ln! comfortable confusion. Not a living relative .In the w H , “I get tired of walling sometimes.'* no weepers, anil if I ‘get It’ on some she murmured to hetsftf, “but did said lone hill, why, no mourners.* be would come back some day, and 1 There wns n tug lit his urm ns ho know he Is not dead." ranged up with the others on the depot Fnr.tw enty years she lind been wait­ platform to nwalt the backing In of ing fAr the return- of thin adventurous the train. He turned, ofT came his IpvcF of hers,. H r had fared forth lo- hat. u gratified flush crossed his fnco. seek Ills /nrtptie and five yenrs a fte r­ t4If you please, Mr. U’llhur," spoke a ward Ids letters laid suddenly censed. shy, lovely, dlmptcd girl, scarcely <1)18, Sinn- then Electa bad heard no word own nge. "Could mamma say gooikhy from him nor of him. Her parents hud to you?"died Arm In Bn- belief (tint Itobln ■ Roy Wllhiir hnd said ho hnd no rel­ Culucslmd deliberately dropped out of atives or friends Iti pnrticulnr. lie rec­ ibt-lr daughter's llfe. imd they begged ognized l i t / mistake. Was not Eva I fleet a to forget him and m arry an­ Burt here at his side? And her moth­ Tor tho Tennis GiiL other. er laid sent, for him ! And because ho “ He wiM come back some day," she had been |H»or and obscure he had Utllo novelties to be found among said with the fulth: thqt only n woman never dared to raise his eyes with the tho hand-mndo millinery for spring can hold. nnd summer, nml most of them re­ fervor he Imvnrilly experienced, but quire but Util’' time to make. They Perhaps 11‘kvas this belief In Jits tv- now o sudden hope I.iivplrcd him. practical, because quiet colors turn tlmt kept her front growing old “You have neglected us of late, Mr. —nro aro choiten for thorn aniLjJiuy stay uuNow, she was inore beautiful tliuii sbr -W JU iiirrrjp o ire-ji n trlln rT rU lii her ~OnUVaI_TJ«I3Hr‘ •'leriienil. The gay touches nro Introt:TTTf:rvrr?hi’r m i .triPj-TTL (•Hies pt-re Indulgent, almost caressing. need In the trimming, which, by tho In shapo, hut they aro now In crochet•>\i _____ No one coaid resist the appeal of that way, tisunllv denotes the specific scr- tod effects, and there aro now ways A'liunilsome touring cur rolled nwnj boyish, logei Ions face and llie pathos •o for which tho hat Is designed. of trimm ing that- make them un from the village hotel and turned down of his envli mmieiit. For Instance* th 're Is ft tennis lint, qilostlanahly chic. :i |*le;ts:illt elltl-sliioleil street. Beslib' "Training cutup—getting ready lo dark brown wool trimmed with two Tho simplest stitches nro omployed the elmuR'eiir sat a mldi1l»--itKed mail .leave," and like fragments of explana­ rackets of bright yellow wool nnd red to make tho liato illustrated and of ilIslIngillHhei] benrlng with a ]mlr tion tided Boy through a confused crocheltcd halls. The racquets cross they work up very quickly. Even tho of bright blue eyes set In a bronzed apology. at the front, or may be arranged In soldier boys will not begrudge tho loailteliuuce, any style preferred. .Attached to tho time taken from tho knitting of "We r<lialI think of you wenring tills llo glanced lit the pleasant village in tIn* trenches," continued Mrs. Burt, high crown Is ft mushroom brim fared with flesh Color silk rrepe do sweaters, helmets, socks, etc., for tho Imi^g^; set In the midst of the green handing Roy a parcel • containing a rhino, High, hut close hats nro gen­ making of surh delightful hits of lawns and flower Msls. and all at once Nwealer. "Ilotne-mtide, and especial­ erally hero in IUK, nnd nre, of rnurse, bond gear when they sc-o their sis I . gn/.o i-iiiiirtii-ted as though he laid ly for you, and Eva—" much worn for street ns well ns tors nnd sweethearts wearing them ..... a suddi-nly reminded of something. The young girl fluttered like a timid At a word from Idm the maeblne bird. ' " 1| Is only a little comfort kit. Pictorial Review Crochot ItntB No.4 nnd No. 5. Directions. 10 cents stopped. anrh. • Mr. Wilbur," she said. ‘‘IVlinl place Is this?" lie asked of Tlielr eyes met as he accepted the llo el.aafTear. lit Me package. Then Eva Bart hurst ‘'.Sioni-dge. sir." Info tear* and hid her face against Iwr “Ity .love- Stntn-dge !*“ The mnn mother's arm. ~ 1 looked up and down the street, survey"Poor liny!" sold Mrs. Hurt, herself .log the bouses wllli a new Interest In deeply affected, and her hum! rested Iris lltie eye*, old memories appeared upon the uncovered head with a geo-' to la- struggling for reriigiiltloti, for Ills tlcncKH of a blessing. "I know you r l| V tf fio-e elm aged rapidly. will make us all proud of you." “I itsetl til live here. Peter," he said A quick order mine from an officer, to the mnn. mid. waving his hand In adieu. Boy. "Yes, sir." hastened back Into the ranks, a new • "Sly father was rertor of the church Ideal come Into his life nt thut mo­ and I lived In that little brick house ment. ‘ ' adjoining the church—see It there "Strike her up I" hailed n comrade, half bidder! by Ivy?—for five' years.. nnd the timdung ukelefe twanged nut a Jove! . f Ittul forgotten all about Stun- melody he could now Inspire with gen­ 'dgt-^Hiirvetdf thought nlmiu It for uine appropriation and fervor. “The rt * xI'lirR. Girl l Left Behind Me." •'It’s n pretty (dare, Mr. fiulnes." At the open window of the passen­ "Mighty pretty, Peter. Drive slowly ger couch he was going over the till you come to the corner nnd then sprightly njr to the accompaniment of Kirn, to your right along the river the vniceqi of hla comrade*, when tho road." train started up;'. In tho near distance • An the car moved noiselessly nloug, .Mrs. Burt waif waving her handker­ Hubert Gallic* scanned th« houses ufTK c h ie f Ip mltetY. Evn. standing Just be­ questioning ryes. He lookpd n little hind her. kfsgcd her hand to him. He siiilly lit the village that had hnHatred thrilled. ||«* was no longer friendless n few years of his happy youth. Now, hyr-'lnncljf. _f t lie wns tin longer happy—lie find drunk ; jtfJYpuTe (uittlng the rlghrpunch Into hi- fill of ndvent'nring and tra v e l’and _thqr song,” enthused a fcjlow soldier, now. In middle age. be- bail cpine lank nmLeVvry note brought pew,-Hfo nnd tit Ills uwtt land to feel Idmself u strira- fournge .to dashing, ^ecklcwi^;•• single. ,* ■ <; , -•. hearted Boy Wflbur. .ger there. N t The river road lirougbt bark nnulher In the trenches the' whimsical little memory. With the sight of the long, Instrument did Its cheering duty, nnd low, red roof that lind sheltered Electa Its lovable ow*ner was the soul of Hint Dayton came n queer pang of remorse, jollity which makes hardship endurlie had forgotten Elect ft until today. hide. One night Roy was returning Fifteen .years ago ho had written her from n visit to n near enmp, when n n letter In which hi* had told her not portion of the hrlgndo to which ho to wnlt for him, n* he had in ilcd ln hi*, belonged swept -by -him, bent mi cap-' quest for n fortuiihsrlt wus the day ho turing n m louht somewhat nhead. As llild lost everything. he drew1 aside to let them pitM n shell ftlte lind never reptH-d and Inf had burst directly over his head. He wns put her nut of tits pond nail, full of thrown prostrate, with n dozen ugly tho spirit of adventure, ho hnd forgot­ wounds. ten her. Be had never cared'for any m h-r woman. » Roy Iny there nwnttlng the coming Peter had stopped (he car In front of nn mnhutnnce following the troop, of KJectu’H gate. lie wnH fnlnt. In pnln nnd dangerously Robin' looked wistfully through.tho hurt, but he unslung the nkelele with mist of green leaves. Be wondered If which he had been entertaining the Electa wns alive—If she was married? enmp he hnd visited. Out upon the Perhaps that little lud playing In tho clenr nlr rang the notes of his fiivnr-. street wns Elcctn’s boy! .lie Maned Be nfr, encouraging. those on the from the cnr,aad spoke to the child. , march, nnd they broke out Into re­ "Who lives In that house?" he dounding cheers. asked, Roy Wilbur waft taken to the'hospltA m erican S ta n d a rd V ersion "Miss Dayton," wns tho child'* sta rt­ nl. to collapse. Then there wns fever, ling reply. delirium, two months' convnlcfcence, “Miss who?" naked Itobln, almost nnd one fnlr. sunny morning the chief linrshly. Eraphoslzed with the words of Christ printed in bold face surgeon pronounced him on the way “Miss 'Lectn D ayton” answered the to recovery. type. Strongly and neatly bound in Khaki colored Morocco grained boy, ami tie sped Joyously nwny with "Where’s my ukelclc? I wnnt.tn cele­ Waterproof Keratol—flexible limp edver, embossed back bands, the silver coin Itobln tossed to him. brate I" were almost tho first words round comers, Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed "Wait fo r mc.- l *gtJ <V 1,,n R°,h& ,B* Roy spoke, nil ’his old sprlghtllness American Flag in colors on the outside front cover. side to *ee on o<lL*nkiuL." directed coming hack tq him. Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x 4J4 inchw Robin, nnd ho left the car'and entered ?W hat do.you want wilh ItT" ques­ nnd just % nn inch thick. Type is plain and clear— selfthe gnrden. tioned his attendant. pronouncing. The Four Greet American Hymns ore printed When his foot grated on the front "W ant to-piny, T h e Girl I Left Be­ plnz7.il Miss Elects came to the front hind Me r *’ and bound with this Sailors and Soldiers Testament. door. “I'll send It In." HELP T O BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN For o brief Instant they looked at "Wonder If she ever thought of moT** each other through th* screen door. * ruminated Roy, "Wonder If—" This Sailorb and Soldier Testament, • neatly ‘packed,, "Electa 1" ho said hoarsely. "They sent this In.” spoke *shy, but "Robin!" she. cried Joyfully. "P ready for mailing, given with a years sub- < £0 P ( ] knew you would come back some tender tones, nnd n girl In the gurb of a Red Cross nurse entered the . room, ,day I" fecription to the Sanford Herald for......;...:! tho cherished uketele la hand. Peter, In the 'automobile, saw hi* Roy looked up. wondering, then radi­ m**|t*r kissing a beautiful white-' an t.-. The girl looked down, dellghihaired woman. ^ . *• luUy, blushing nnd quivering with emo­ :/. \ Ontlmlrtio Thought* . ■* tion. } A t|h o side of Roy Wllbu sT(fvT“tb t Reform Is good for the at ate a s .well­ te ilte hhad left behind 's * for the people. - f fciV E THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY W ILL BRING BACK I Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments A re the Best Attractive - Compact - Readable - Durable TRY A HERALD WANT kv £ * f * L& 81-4 u- b. .„ W rite it oh Y o u r 'C u ^ I ; Jbt*.it; J)ovvn in tlie . > r L *s * !. (" S ni* ti -h .it jfllii .i ttnin iti.- e je • > . Gu-i was to .iurd Jo' O. P. ILv.rldft , mjd be. Ii ih - ^oiiiione's Fox gun exchanged by '.■mUtakfft;' W.ll finder of L. C .' S m iili. takrf I iag’js tme to. George V.ymbl,’ afid. Ii rerelve reward. ; t- 2 )'e, LESSONS FOR THE !<tyl XC op/rlfhl. 1*11. W ia lrr n <•> . . A Soldier’s L �r>r?»,raj W illN B II. » » . _ * - .:• '* » * VSe ♦.■; 1 ^ A O E flE T K N SHE SANFORD HERALD - -• - - : crew, bay, *11, and olh*rwla* dtepo** ef. for • profit or on conraterion, end otlterwl** bandit and deal In all hind* of farmer*' tuppllra, vrgriablrs and other farm products, l ■ ■■■■ * to build n od o p triU manufacturing plant* Young Man 8 lldsa Down Chimney for th* manufacture of nil kind* of crate and barrel material*, to build and np*ral* While Trying to Dodga 8weet* rnnnette* and cither plant* for th* canning hearl'a P arent and ntherwtee p u n n i n g of farm product*, to rai*e and otherwli* deal In all kind* of Yonkers. N. Y.rrDon Botell went to poultry anil tbalr product*,' to buy, **ll and d*»l In frrtillier*. and frrtlllxJnf iteo-hla sweetheart recently when the other*!** material*. InvrcilcMt*.' *te.. t o contract for. .father was hrllrvetl to be nal.ecp. Fa­ • hip and ha** ahlnpad or tranaportrd farm irodurl« of all kind*, plthrr In raw nr manilther was ‘awake. atljirrd atatr, to hand!* thp mam* for______ a llaad ! loctp ______ |. chart* or for brokcrar* «r ciimmi.<lont. to D<fn dodged several pieces of furnl hold. own. It*** or oth*r*ia* acqulr* land*, ttire. then took to hi* heels. 80 did ho La. a nr otb*r real ratal* fur tb* purpet* of father. Pun went up n hnck stnlnvay it* butlncM, or rthcr , . .purpoar*, to borrow . ** i • t i i —, P'oRtii ronlFift ilrlili. anti to arrurv money and to **curt th* m m by a pledge of It* atock. - or .br not**, bonda or raortgif** o ___ and other otUfitlon* upon lb* p rop• r ty of tba corporation; lo buy. own, bold l*aa* or otharwia* acquire a n d dlipoaa o r*at ratal*, for tb* nurpoe* of It* burin***, or othrr purpo*** and (cnrrally to h a rt ana eirrclt* ati auch power* aa m ay b* Incident to thr purpoa* or burin*** of tb* rorporallos. or othrr bualnra*** of * Ilk* natur*. and to h a r r , rnjoy and *x«rdi* all th* righto, pow> rra. and privilre** Incident to corporailonr t rf*nl»rd'and rtlatfnc under and by nrto* of thr lav* of th r atata of Florida. Brutal Acts of H u n . Graphically ArlJtla III. Th* amount .of capital atork of lha rorPrepared SpeciiHy for thi* Newipipef by Pictorial Review. poratton ahall b* Tea .TSouaand ( 110,000.00) Described by Major Murphy llollari. divided Into On* Hundred MOO) •hare* of th* par vatu* <f On* I(ur.dr*d of Red Cross. Bouble-Breasted Overcoat in Serge. If 100.001 Dollar* rack; .whlrh aball bt payaid* In la*ful monry <<f th* Unlled Stair* to the roof nnd across neighboring **ni* by a plrdc* of it* atc-rtc, or by note*, of Ararrlra, or In proparty, or labor<^>* *rrknow e v e r y Beam an d t h e m e th o d of roofs. So did fnther. | bonda- or mortgagr* and other nbllratlona »lr**, at a fair and*Juat vr.luatlon, t o 'b * Joining It pro p erly . Closo t h e undorupon tb* property tf th* corporation, to Card by th* board ef dirrrlert. A la rg e chlintiey n p p e n re d f r ie n d ly make loan* or advancra (■• farmer*, of other a r m nnd s h o u ld e r Beams a s notched, ArllrK IV. Tba trrrn for ahlrh tb* corporation ih a ll n n d Dun s h o t d o w n . F a t h e r d id not. piraoni, and to tak* and hold, tranaftr, or t h e n close th o c e n to r lia c k seam, othrrwir* diapna*. of, Urn*, rn- rt£*r< -. or a ltt abnll b* perpetual usleaa aonnrr dltf r o m ncok edge to tho extension. H e w a s too f a t . P o n a r r iv e d In t h e othrr arruritlia Ihefelur. and g*n*rall>- to r•plrrd arrording tu law. • rT u r n e x te n s io n on r i g h t h a c k u n d e r Arllrlt V. m i d s t o f n t h o lid a y g a t h e r in g , b u t hav* and rarrrla* all aurh puwrr* aa may b* to the purpo.e or bualnra. of tho Th* butlnte* of tb* rorporallor. ahall hr o n slot p e r f o r a tio n s to c o r r e s p o n d ­ Must Dulld and Build and Sacrifice to to n lute In p la y Sail in .Chius; H e w a s Incident riirporation, or other builne**** of. lilt na tonduclrd by a prraldrr.t, vlr*-prraid«nt, ............ i n g p e r f o r a tio n s In left hac k tnd Win the War—A W y of Nations lure, and to h*\r. ■ njoy anil «-\*rHa* tin nfoy and *v*rrltr ail tb* **rr*t*ry and trratvrer. and a board o h e l d by m e m b e r s o f th e s u r p r i s e d . f a m ­ rlctn«. power, and prhileirr. Inrtdrnt to ror- dir**trra In r.,u»fat ol l*aa ihan thr** press. T u r n h em a t lo w er ed g e of ily nnd tu r n e d o v e r loathe police. l i e poratlun. organitrd and rii*iing under tho nor more Ihan rl»# of it*not In Which Every.Man,'Woman atockholdara. Th* overcoat ou lino of sm a ll “o " per­ fa*, of thr atatr ot Florida, dirrrtora ahall be rlrctrd annually by lb* s p e n t th e night In Jnll nnd I n te r p r o m ­ and Child Is Factor. foration*. A d ju s t facing u n d e r n e a th •tockhnldrra en th r ffril tVtdncaday In Jun* Ariltl* III. is e d the c o u r t (liver, a g a in t o fnreo front, w ith n o tc h e s a n d c o r r e s p o n d ­ Thr amount of eapit.il alack of th* ror of racb y r r r at 10 o'clock *. m.» at a.o**tIdm -elf Into th e Inline o f a n y g ir l's pi'ratinn aball Fifty ThoUttnd S n i had fof that purpose fn fta principal oK in g edges oven. . N e w V(|rk.—O n e t h o u s a n d se ven f n t b r r ft,!) i v i s n-tenarsL <|.'>O.OUO.OO> Dollar*. iliriilril Ini" Five (lc*. In H itlotd. Ffcrhla, and Ita offlrtr* Ijf.n w a s n .in s c u . Thoumnd (5,«wi Sh»-.. of ih* ear t»Iu* «,( aha!!, immrdlalciy Ihcrtaftrr !>• circled by Next, face th o c e lla r a n d nc r to h u n d r e d m e n an d w o m e n iii t h e g r a n d n i i . i r r , T»n <110.001 *Dollar, raeh: .whlrh .hall b* tb* board of dirpctor*. Until thoae alartad neck edge w ith n otches an d centerb a l lr o o m o f one of t h e big h o te ls s a w . payable -|n lawful monry qf tb* United • I the first annual meeting, of atorkhuldtt* [ Mate, of Amrrlra, or In property, or labor or ttinll be qurllflcd,-the butlnraa of th* rorpar t h e ( J e jn n i n ns- h e r e a lly is th r o u g h t ' M m n n t u s i 701)1) r.rvirra at a fair and juit valuation to be allon ahall I-* conducted by ,tha foltowls t h e e y e s p f MnJ. G r a y s o n M. 1*. M u r ­ fl.rd by th* board of director* at a meeting oltircra: J. J. Cat**, prraldcnt and ir*.asur*r « SANTORO LOIIOLS « C, c _’/ cu*‘ .......... S. J. Cart.ra, slew pr*.id*nt, and C. I). had fur that purpoa*. .»•. , p h y , l i e d C ro ss d i r e c t o r In Hu rope. Coueli, H f f t l i r y : and J. J. Cat**, 8. J. Article VI. * ' t-arnra and C. I». Couch ahall ronalltul* M a j o r A lu n d & A r r l v c d h e r e r ec en tly , Th* t*rm for whlrh ibejffAa'iration ahall lb* board of dirrrtora. Itoysl Neighbors of America rlUt aball b* perpetual' VTWW.'lk nrr dlttfl a f t e r b e i n g In T ’r a n c e f u r n e n r ly te n Artltl* VI. aolvad arrording to law. •# j oJ Meets Second r.ntl Fourth Thurrtlnys The hlghcit amount of Indrbtadnraa or inmitlis,' a n d he Is g o in g Imck u galn. Article IV"* liability to whlrh the corporation may at , Cl.irr. St< moer • H e c a m e to m uke a r e p o r t to ll v u r y I*. AnniaSpeer Th* bualnra. of. th* corporation ahall t» any tlm* aubjert tlarlf ihall not *ar**d lha l. Secretary Oracle rot.ducted by a ptr.idrnt, virr prr.ldtnt. am ouql of ita rapltal atock plua l i t aurplu*. ljasssa D a v is o n ,' c h u l n u u n o f t h e l i e d C r o ss trerrtary and tnk.urvr, and a board of di­ Arllrlt VII. w iir b o a r d . rector* to ror.rfiti frl rl*»en of it a .toock- . T h r nama and rrtldrnc* of th* Inrorpora1*01 The W oodman Circle with lb* pr**i...holdira. nln* to'ts>\l*clr<l. 1 » \li tor*, and Ih* number of aharra of stork ta b —------: r>w~i v M a j o r M o rp h y sa id In p a r t : . T h e W oodm en C ircle m e ets S e co n d v,f? r * oltiriu member. •cribrd by each are as follows: The director. J. J. Calcs, Sanford, Florida. PS aharra. b a c k s even. Roll co llar h ig h , o r roll e d n e s d a y s a t i3iJuOu pp..ro rreVt'ed'annllMw'by "1 w a n t to ask y ou t o c o n s id e r f o r : #a n du Fr oo u rth nn W n cuni-Miays . .r o ..',hihain'u* l l W *i*n*<l annually by th* at«*khoid*»a C. D. Couch, Sanford. Florida, 1 ahara. c o lla r a n d f r o u ls as I llu s tr a te d . n nTCment t h e fuel t h a t u n to th is A ll m e m b ers r e q u e s te d to a t t e n d . ' .m th* lH»t Monday In May of ••*!> y»ar*«t 8. J- Carn**. Sanford. Florida, I ahara. * * S o'nrlork p. m. at ■ meeting had fur that Slate of Florida , U nderfnco th o p ocke t fro m u p p e r d a y G e r jn n n y Is e n t i r e l y v ic to rio u s iiurpra* in It* prinripal utlicr* at Sanford, County of Srmlnolr. Fin rilinforu l.odgc N o G2, F. a n d A . M . I Florid.. and It* officer* .hall Immediately e dgo to 1 In ch below tho s m a ll “o’1 In til ls w a r ; t h a t u n y p e n c e flint Is On thla day prraonalty appaarad b.fora i1.»a . .. . J IKirft i ft r r hr 11*•r tr tJ hv lilt* litij.nl (if dirrrj . J. Cat**. S. J. Carrie, and C. D. p e r f o r a tio n s n nd poll top of poj 011 th e linsls o f to d a y ’s T i n U” f ° - W w e : I ai|Ul } ! ‘ , d !nr."*(UnllMheir 'luce^.orT •^“ "elrctld and’ m*. I -m a d«et aI ttwlay Couch,-to rna known lo b* Ih* paraona who* _______.... a I. _ a. I _ a... I o v e r sm all " o " p e r f o ra tio n s ctim lltlo n s o r on t h e b a s i s of t h e _.U.lSi n* H u * ’ ' i*itmg hrethtw i | ,,u*liticd th* bualnra* of th* corporation ahall • ubacrlbfd to th r for*colng charter, and aaeh ! be conducted by thr following officer.: Ilea for hlm.rlf, hefora me, acknowledged that lap. A d ju st to position on . . n. ^LFackafd, pr.aldenl^ti. C. Cbambrrlaln »lee- ho did aa for th r uiea and purpoam tharais stntus tjun ante would be practically : O? L°Taylor Jus.- M o u g h.-.to ovorconl. w ith u p p er edge incident, I). • C .^ ta rlo w * . ^ r r r t a r y and r i prrsard. a com plete victory for Germany and S ecre tary ' treaiurrr: and lira 1‘arkard. U, C, fhambrrd lc a tln g sm a ll * V p e r f o r a tio n s and nitn ra s my hand and **al of offlra St In. (]. F. Smith. J. D. Hum!. Jo* Cameron, Sanford, J7ir last troref la omarfnfi* for the s t i t c h sldo a n d Iqwcr edges to posi­ for th e German Idea. Germany has Florida, thla thr lfilh day of M ay, If. (S. Dl*t*rlrh. J. F. Ulrk.on, It. I . drier. . ■ tos/'s sprint) wardrobe, a double tion. i lost nothing III this w ar except hlood. (*. K. Luraa, II. II. l^-wia and John llplly I ’J IS. Alonrae t rmpicr No. I A, It. A N< '.•a!) j; J. DICKINSON, breasted coal of blue terye. Notary ■I’ubllc. My comralasloa M eets every second and fourti. i t e • • halt con.titut* th* board of director.. T o m ako th o sleeve, closo s e a m s air She tins fought her w ar tut the tcS * Arthl* \ l . * rsplica August Sth, ISIS. ritory of others, fahe h^s draw n from d a y in Masonic Hull over tl.c n o p . n . notched, c a s in g a n y f u ln e s s betw een The highrat amount nl Indebted)!) «> of TS-tt-Tuc* . To hnvo n o t h i n g le f t to bo d e s ire d the te rrito ry of others v ast supplies T h e o tii. V isitingcompunloity . tlabliiljllat'iitty to whlrh which th* corporation n a y at th o notches a t elbow T u r n h e m a t , bay need o n ly p o s s e s s n coat of hluo tln.i^»uhicci-XUelt-«hwfl-not*nr ■n rc rrC th * ' O. I.. Taylor ______ F. I- Mi!!i r___ any lo w er edge on Bmall “o " p e r f o ra tio n s . of m nterlals and v ast.su m s of money. ■mount Vif It. ra|dtal ipltal .tuck |ilu« plus It. .urplu. serge to go w i t h h i s s p r i n g suit. CorHigh r r i i " i C u t 4 s t r a p s or m n tn rin i "2 -in c h e 5 t— s h i n m ^ r m i n i r t w r r m T T T f f j ' n t n n f i n y Art let- VII. -rrrT-1n:-rutr'T!tylo*'IlTl(l*"nittsh"* (his. long and Vi Inch wltlo fwltcn fin­ mil Linn people working for h er for The ham* and id d c n cc of the inrorpof* n,„del f o rm s th o n e c e s s a r y a d j u n c t SHOWS GERMAN AS HE REALLY IS E asy an d Practical Home Dressmaking Lessons FO U N D F A T H E R WAS A W A K E r BEAT BEAST ATM COSTS to tins w a r d r o b e f o r nil occasions. There Is n s e a m n t t h e c e ntor liack o f the '- .it. 'vhich is la id In n plnll ho* |„w the b*.'!t. H u t t n n e d closo to t h o peck, w ith c o l l a r ro lle d high,, o r with f ro n ts t u r n e d h a c k , tho coat Is equally sty lish . H a n d s n e a r tho low er edge, d r a w t h o tw o -p iec e sleeves In closely, w hllo n s t r a i g h t belt finishes t h e waist. In m ed iu m siz e l ho design calls for I N y a r d s fit-inch m a te r ia l, w ith y a r d s 3C, In ch lin in g . C areful s t i t c h i n g a n d pressing w ill give th e ru n t v e r y good lines, S tu d y the c o n s tr u c tio n g u ld o In o rd er to ished), uso 2 for each Blccve. Ad­ ju st straps on under sleeve section (ID between thu Indicating small "o'* perforations. Klip trim m ing hand through the straps (Inlsh with a buckle and lap tho ends th e' nosired am ount Sew sleeve In arm ­ hole as notched with small “o ’* purforallon at shoulder scam easing In any fullness nt top of sleevo between the seams, or tho fulness may ho shrunk oul HoM the sleeve toward iliar jet* ' umrrnn, Sjufi rd, f lefidn. ‘if «han« t M. t. (ifltr. rs nn|uf«l. M' fiilu. AO »)iur^». J. K. Hirkt**Dp SiitferH, Flnrhla, JUI nhart*« J*. I*. Sanford, Florida, f»0 tharra. " Y o u tln n ’t know w h a t t h e s e G e r­ IF F Smith. S*hii*fti, Florida, Mi »h»f*« Of C Hall Dai. Avo. m an iwopli* arc. I believe, M»'i *if FhirnJA 1'. I.. B r ill, Kin. S e c 'y . t 'etjnl y ef Sd' tttfoel*-, "I 1'iim m l begin t " ih—i'rllu- lo y<>tt i in t lm day |m r«'<ii*liy apfM art il foftiri* tin- liorrihti'. I rinal, hi-n*lly, coirslstyou when h a s tin g II In a r m h o l e mi. Ill A I'arkurd. <i. * lltainlu r.ain J, 11, I'h o e n U l.udge N o G, K. of 1*. llurtl. II I* llrier. (i. F SmltK. J F IlkWNow. lino Ihe licit nml arrange «'»« "M 'ln l things Hint Gcrmnny ims M e e ts second anti fo u rth T u e s d a y r . iitn, H ft. II. li. fHrtrrirlti Jt*r t'atnnrouml tho waist, fur tho finishing not In Isolated eases, hut c.-fi- N isitiiig knights a lw a y s weteome. *run* t* I- FI<«»*'r•, Vhewn lit rnr in tu# |'« rueji* » hu nt!I».*r ribnl t he tnr*'f£«4rig char* (ouch. eiplly. to lln* wotm-n nml children H. M c U u l i n D. J. MUIbt t»r and fiumhrr “ f •ft«r*» Itn-filh it***iKnatf«t. It an d S. r . C. ntlil llti* p o o r <*hl MlfTerlllg- p<-oph* lit 4, •! t bn) . * tell f "r him«t If, ••• v• rat?y jckniml' ricto rla l llcvlow Coat No. 7038. Sizes, t to 13 years. I’rlco. 30 c_?nts. rt'fi il ha furn rn. tla t fhr> ■uh*rrih. «| h* for** tiis> c o u n t r l c s wh'Ti- s.ln- h a s *,-i hs*r ' flit- lh»T I hr j iiiliM rilicij tl*« «Aid rftifirr, Sanlitril l.ndge Nn. 27, I. O . D. F. __ tlrc ailfu l foot. She h a s st<ip|ii<l at w, , , .pw, ,,A <am! t h•* nurnhi r of *hafr8 •»I ml itch etirmsiltt* ih 'I n i *V i T \ MoilyilV t*\ :tt * ItiO t ti,iif immn f«»r the utr* anil (inriMiat-Y iht rcin . 'fil.'ltiinjr. I lr l tls h ollleers tohl m e of in MiiMinie Hall All visiting b r o t h e r s j •■•prewd. - at.ie le g r a |ih \\lrj*t( <ill ] •felthtf t h e i r woumlesl plbul In. h e a p ' c o rdia lly inviii d •‘ i VVilncfw my banil and ..-*1 "f office thla PUT MOON BACK IN THE SKY; . . ,, the dith day of Vtay, I1I1S. _________ , Inlterliig al o m v lit a n o lllce o n C o n - 1am t Iwitid gretiniles t h r o w n In lji<* .1. K M'. Cl. Hand .. I).D o rsey . „ A| j j d i c k i n s o N, N Ti . ’ It. SeC. 1 Notary Public. My <\imml»«lon At,LVAst. Turkish Official Thought H e ' trre". ■.ireel. j . l r-m h‘- <•) erfithr s ils at ml'I-t am t esplrulml to kill tin'll) w hite Kipir*. Augu.t Cth. Ill IS, hi* own iti'ln m ie iit;'j» b < l’ tvm l* whul dn y la y there* _ I HrMnettfi A IHt'VImon 1 > Did. W hich A m ounted to the y i .-nip N o. i», W. O . W Ul*rntya for inrt»r|iofal|f<r«. it Mtya in11ii11 If111 >if flic ciiftfitsliin all “ I t r l l l s h nftlCers linvo told ru^' of Same Thing. i . !• nml a n d .lo u rlli W ednesday hO-Tuee-lt aro u n d him. 'flu- miiitltlotvd It Ihe m e n lining luken n s p r is o n e r s ! , : !i un th . ' * . ~ ! MASTFIFN MALF l).'ii- nf ih'* wtorlo* g iv e n by Mr*. lies*- ( -nuiuN iimro lll.c a ,m u c h iq u 'sim p ; hut th r o u g h GoripaTiy nnd G e r m a n w oolen I. Mil't r -1 J.’ F . llo o i e h u n Sullrr (• hrrctiy Kivrn that un«l«-r am! t»y G b rlt G onneil C o in m n n d r t ter Ibinnhlsnit .lenkfitH In "Itehiinl tho trained e a r of tho 'te le g r a p h e r c o m in g an d -'o fferin g t h e m n g ln ss o f ! * j if I 111* «»f a final flrffrr nf fnfrrlnaur*- ami salt' T urkish laUllees." its typical of^tho rends It as vtislly its the musician reads w n te r a n d s p it tin g In It n s th e y atlr anil **fiirrril In thr Circuit four I* U tiled b r o th e r h o o d of Carja-nien- a r d J#I*nIII Juitiriii 1 4-Jreuftt Slate «»f Florida, Ills (lull's. , h a n d e d It ta ''tr i* tn . t r a ti n ' Imck lia rra lls )'S by which women In MohamJalnCrn of A in e r ir s tfrmlnch* futility. In t'hanrrry, In m certain n c r o ss t h e w a t e r w ith n p r o m in e n t A freight tra in m a n riding o n ,to p ran In prtttllnc irlirffin Fill a A IlnnnApmilinf whrfrin imilan liiinls e'nlertuln ihumselves of S a n f o r d Local U n io n No, 1751 m e e tr • nlHthrrrln K lligriiilry, ifiH nn evening, se^-tijs ' ninUHtngly Mtgges- 1ell liy*the houiiiI \yju-n ih'Te'v a tint B r itish n n ic e r - a n d s ln te s tn n n . ' H e told fir*t a n d th ird Thun-dify nighl a t 7 fur ti U 4.rompUinanl, |lranl\Jr), Mary 1\ Hre3 Fktla. irjft tino f n frie n d of Ills w h o Iny w o u n d ­ ■ heel In his train, and when Indoc* o 'clo c k in th e M W A. Hall, I’lco Jtlk. A. Klin, if * ate* tlrfentlafil*, l„ *• sprrjal llji- nf c.-rliiln ‘c o m p la c e n t |'T ">ie— iilrr wilt un flic first day nf July* 1**111 /ins.ill^ntitl*—n l i u in k ) ’ a n skoli'-il yj^'v h e a r ll he "gnes m c r lie- t"ii" lifter II. ed unit s u f fe rin g h o rribly In f ro n t of .1. W. (). S ingletary W. W. Vnn N ess tewlfif ih# -fir«l Mfijrnfay In ■■Itl- month, rlur* Se. T r e :i'. I 'r e a ld e h t H e Iny th e re 1 thr legal hour* uf •*!», ai thr court huuia ’ ef fill- slgnlllealice* |)f *th*lr <"vn ill*- tn orde r lo *e( the cur out tit lllc llrsl the. G e r m a n ‘trenc hes. ♦* , o dour In Sanford, nfTrr fur s a lr antl srll to the f o n t d a y tlm ltt half o r tw o dnys. nml siding to prevctil raining lln* wheels. raviTles -nml iloIngH. hral bidder for rath* IheV'toflowInf dra­ Color) City A erie Nt* 1853 , Wednesday in'd property tivwlti .y S o m e r a il r o a d s w e r e in I h e . l m l d l nf Ihe Germans come_ out a t nlR ht^too .1 | Mf etln(f (hitV upon a tltiy, once ‘upon a i Iiik1. Jtlng evcry e v e ry 2n 2 n dj & & -Mb Wcdi U t Numbrr 5rvrnty*Ava (7&) of St, Jo•It. E ngle ‘ Home, Oak A v e Nnar lMtlln Iltxljn culled his wlfaz p a y i n g (he h m k e m e ii n p r e m iu m o f 23 nrouml him nnd scoffed: nt him nnd n i g h t a t Bo’cloclt. tih'a, arcnrdlnM tu plat thereof-nn file In tha public records nf Oranfe and Seminole cuun* V iiltlng nrupTer*. Welcome rilmATm! Ilamiin ! Come, nml jdjfe: [- wntfi for every Hat. wheel (they found, klrkcri Id in nnd made fun ol him. nnd lira, atatr nf Florida* together with all th r then went nwny and left Mm. and E. E. H Hogan ogan C . C. Woodruf! the moon tins fallen Ihto the well l1'tanamanU and appurtenanrea thereto be*'] * S e c r e ta r y when Mims of hi a own people went *— W o r t h y P r e s i d e n t -* nclni* n ‘tTi-nud. looking into the well. *■ K. F. IIOtlHHDLlJKIt.A U V E .’ TO Hl$ SHORT {O R T G O M IN ^ not nt the risk of their lives nnd sure enough, s h e s a w t h e moon float 8p*rl*l M u tr r . n . P. O. H. Sanforu Lodge 1241 brought him In before he dldd he .told |)|*M b * o | i .4 l ^l*kll»•on,, * Nfeet first and third Wednesday night Ing on t h e w a te r . D<7i*lti>r*'0'r (!o<Dpl*ip*M. them of tjiese things. * Tolstoy-a Harsh Ccltj^, Uf EVen Petty of EV*n l*etty nl Elks Home, North Park Avenue. AltO.Tu**-Me "W h at shall w e d o ," h e asked, “ to O. L. Tsylo? •Falling*, aa Has Been Revealed "Did you think that the men In F. S. Frank get It out T" * Secretary, Exalted Rules ' N o t i c e o r h f k c i a l m a h t e r -h h a l e . * In HI* Diary. Hint British regiment would be will­ It wns n sad tilin g to lose the moon Nntlr* I*-hereby (l*0a th*t under and by I ing to mnke a half pence with Ger- l'h<- I ske Breeze Council No, 31 Junior vtrtur of a final drcr*o of foroctMur* aid down Hie well, t i t * :'r u b b e d her bend to O n r r United American Mechanics •tl* mid* and enteredMn th* .Circuit Court Count (Leo Tolstoy In his youth laid mnny? Do you think th at the Cana­ think b e tte r , im d finally w i l d : Meeis every Wednesday at 7:30 P. 8***nth Judtrial Circuit of th* Htat* of dians who went In the trenches and down a large number of .rules for his Florid*, in and for Bimlnol* County, in "I will b r in g you^ n lu»ok nnd rope, M„ in the City Hall. Visiting brothers rhinrvry, In a certain ault Ibtraln ponding own guidance, says Every Week. The found their officers crucified—whether sr* ** elcome. C. H. Smith. Kee. Sec. ■nd you c a n pull It f)Ut.” • wherein WlUon a Toomtr Fertitlier Com* >any, a corporation I* plaintiff and Lari This she did; n n d 'th e nodjn let the first one was this: ,"Fulflll CTtrythlng those men will make A half peace with Ifnford and Eva 11. lllnlord, bla wifo, aro Modern Woodmen oT America rope down Into thy w ater nnd pulled. which you hnvo set yourself." And Germany? I tell y o u -It Is only ‘a I, aa *p*d*l matter, will on th* I eets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:80, dtfendinl*. t i t day of July, A. L). ISIS, b«tw*on tho The hook, cntchlp^; 05 ov^tone, would the second was: "Regard feminine so­ short tim e before our boys who are In M M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. houra of ritvoa la tho forenoon and two not come up easily, arid*so he pulled, c ie ty ns an Inevitable evil of social life, over there now are going to be suf­ C. E. McDonald In tho afternoon, tho aamo bring tho C. D. Couch o'clock fering those,sam e things, and you Drat In aald month and lha rula day in and. In so fa r as you can, avoid It." palled, pulled. . | • Conrul Clerk •aid Monday month and within tho ligal hour* of have got to understand It here, and Ills failure to heed his own warnings •at*, offer for oato and fill to tha htghoit and Suddenly tho' rtone^gave way nnd b**t bidder for eaah btfor* tb* eburt hour* thc hodjn fell hackwdljLto.the grannd. filled the pages of hls dlsry with a you havis got to build and build and ______ .' Loyal Order of. Moose------------ door Hemlnol* county In' tho r ity ot San­ sacrifice, no m atter what Tt coats, to Sanford Lodge .No. 1310 meeta In H al ford, of Ai'h* looked up to the slur, he saw the gloomy record of shortcomings: Somlnola couity, Florida, tha following d**crlb*d property, to-wtt! . , in Stone A Grove Building Second and beat th at b e a st "March' 8th. Yesterday It was late 'moon In the henvenn, Fourth Mondaya In Month a t ^:30. Tho watt half of Lot Klntteoa (19) of I Iwfore I opened my eyes, but eventual­ A W ar of Nations. “Ilanutn I Ilanum I" he cried. *T have f*lat of Film Hammock, aa racordad In Flat ly I got the better of myself. Then 1 [look D, Pag* 75, ot tho Rocorda of Orhng* put It hack Into |ta place I" “This w ar Is not a w ar of armle*county, Florldn. Together with all th f tene­ wrote (hurriedly end without reflec­ ment*, htradltam tate and appurteninc** She, looking up, agreed with him, It Is a w ar of nations. There lsn!t a _■ tion) u tetter to Nlkollnkn, and also thereto bri0aglng.a or la any way appartaln m a n ia . Hun Stopg a t N o th in g . T he Snniuri) C u u n ril K. of C. Met-’ t tlie 2nd S u n d a y a p. in., n n n t m i 4 th S u n d a y 8 p. m ., ene!. m o n th , ut K M V and they went peacefully Into the house.—Youth's Companion. b ec o m e e d u c a t e d t o sound t , Meanings T h at W ould Be Unnoticed by Ordinary Man Picked Up by the T rained Ea The head barb er called onn,of his barbers over to" hint npd s a i d / 3B ou’d better hone Hint razo r before yow'uie U sjaln*." ' " "llow’d you know bis raxor needed nonlngF he was asked; “I could tell by tho ooand of k u he drew It over the m an 's face. I con •tand here working an d tell how every favor In thla shop la working by the ■ound as the b arbers sbava their cus­ tomers." The Guachos of B onth^tm ertct have acute powers o f ‘W eiring. They . ^ uat the units w hen galloping of hTrse* or “ ttle t i b e jrd ti long time v o«ore they can be iM p , Add by their ^> ot tbs Quschoi-ciiO tCd Ju«t how g y . f*u ie op horaes th e re are In the «U. or if tt j , a p o n y of mounted *n' how ®auy -aye moetfted and ■*thee they a re d riv in g horses or ’ bef» e them , M e OtipcMod e ta bJr ttn tn d eF ' o f hoofs Z .!? * r * , t *»P «dd U eantfed by In* • threaiw B rig Wesittek', • . . one, In the stupid form which 1 have now adopted, to the office (self-delus­ ion). My gymnastics I did carelessly, nnd with too little balancing of myself ngnlnst my atrength. Thla falling I shall term In general presumption. At gymnastics I showed off (boastfulness). Also I. tried to impart to Kobylln my candid opinion of myself (petty van­ ity ); J . went to Volkonsky’s without first finishing whot 1 had to do (lack of continuity); I gorged myself upon sw eets; sat up too late; and I told several falsehoods.” H arm ful Loss of Tam per. Although unbridled rage la helpful In fight among the lower animals, need­ less to any it Is the reverse of oerrtceablo In the deliberate fighting of man against man, aa In boxing and fencing, far here anger interferes with those caaUbus methods of attack and defenae which are essential to success. To lose one*« temper in fighting of thla kind may be to lose the fight With this reservation It Is curious to note the close kinship between tbs com­ batant Instinct of man and of the low­ er animals. Tba untamed man, when enraged, assumes In v ea traih the aspect of tho tiger; he puts himself Id a threatening attitude, frowns, glares, rolls his eye*, grinds bis teeth. growls, even roaro-thos ^*tlocUv«y when a fitbrm id Aftfeaehing ■eeklrig to strike terror tn.U> M* dp* pooc o t > I •ound of tbelr_eoglD< -■ . man, a woman or a child lo Great Britain,' In Belgium, In France or In Italy th at Is not s factor In this war. I tell you that If you should go, .as I have gone, about those rulnedn dis­ tricts In France nnd sec Utc little children, little bits of tots, four and five years old. driving In the berda st night, seeing the little boys com­ ing down the road—little bits of tots —with th eir arms full of faggots that they w ere accumulating* against the winter; old men and old women work­ ing In th e fields until It was so dark that, aa you looked, you coaid Just make out those vague ghostly forma g ath erlajT n the crops for. France. EAT POTATOES SAVE ’WHEAT ■ EAT POTATOES S A V E^ q m WHIATlTOi Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4th St. — Open -] Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays • at 3 p. m. •',*..V t * Reading Room Free to All ✓* Y O U A R E I N T E R E S T E D IN B E B j-P nan R IN G BO O K S! GKO ROE DaCOTTEB, Special Mailer. L W. Raldwln, Sollritor for Complainant. TS-Tuea-Atr NOTICE I NCOS FOB ATI ON* NoUc* la baraby given that th* undorrilh•d will, on W*dn*»day, Jun* Idth,' t i l l , or aa *oon Iharaatter a* convenient *ppty to th* lloaorsbl* flldnty J. CatU, Gov*ruir of th* *Ut* of Florida^for Utter* patent ncorporatlng th* **J. J. Catna Corn piny [ne.*r uruler th* frilawtrig proporad charter, th* orldnat of wMck U bo w on OU In |ho offlra ot I ho R«rr*tary of Slato of tho •tato of Florida at Taflahaaa**. J. J. Cat** NOTICE o r INCOBPORATION C. D. Couch Retie* I* h*i*by (tv*n that tb* under- ___ B. J. Carn**. iln * d will, on W*dee*d*7 th* Srd d ig ef Juljr, ISIS, er 1* soon lb*rttfl*r s* convsnt- Arllcli* of laroraaratUn of Ih i " J. J.'CaTc* Campany IB*." •nt, apply to lb* lloaorsbl* Stdmy J. CatU, Th*- undrrrigMd h*rahy aaaoriat* themO*v*raor of lb* Rut* of Florida, for Uttar* »*tvr* together for th* pnrpoo* of forming P*t*nt Incorpontlnf “ Tb* Bteford Truck Grower* !ne*" undar Ik* following, ptppoaod n body politic and corporate under th* l»»s ih*rt*r, tb* erifln*) of which t* oiTw-o*. ai* •1 th* state of Florida, with and under tho _ lb* oflr* of tbo E*rr«taryL?>f But** Wf tho foUowlng^>ropo**d chartort "I have passed through ^those towns In Ariltl* I. , * . But* of llorldn »t-T*U»h»*»**. Th* nam* of Lb* corporation ahnll-b* th* Has Fncknrd and looked In the windows at night / . J. Cate* Company Inc." and 'ita ' ' * O. C. Ch*mb*rlil* where you could see a little here and rinil ptara of burin*** ahall bo at 11. B. Uwl* Florida, with branch office* nt such other J, I). Hood there, and they were always working, place* in the atato oJ Florida and oth*r II. Q. DliWtlch working, working, to carry on this •teles o( the United State* a* hereafter may Jo* Csmofon be eatabltebed. R. L Oritr. war. It I* not the armies of France Artiste II. J. F. Hlrkion that a rt the essential thing to France C. L. Flawtn Th* ganeral 'natural'ot th* bualnean to be a. r. a with. In this war. nor the armies of Eng­ tr*nutted by th* roA*raU*n ahall b*s To fnr**p*r*tl*n • ( tb* “ Sanford buy and rail, and otherwtee dtepora of, nt land, oof tho other countries. Those Arritl** *f Track Troth draw Grew*** In*.** Wkoleaatei nr ratail. for proM or on comml*. armies Will do their port and do It W*, th* und*rri(Bod, htraby ***o*li|* our- rian, all kind* of dry good*, groceries, crock­ ery, glawwnra, quraninira, notion*, tou l« w t*c*th«r for tb* | puipoM of forming n to s finish, If they sris supported by body potlU* and rorpori corporate undar tb* lew* of bacco*. cigar*, drag*, coffee*. Una. *pi era, the people behind, end the great cry- tb* • tat* *4 Florida, wii — ---------------- Jd», with nnd undtr tb* lol attract*, paper, nteUoMry, coateeUqnery, lurnlture, hard war*, tinware, m**te>fionr, M g need ih BorotM today Is_ to build lowing pr*p***d charter. hay. grain aad other food or fra«UtuJfi,-*nd Ariltl* 1. dp the s p irt* kkcpt'tfp C M s p irit Th* asm* *4 o f (Be peopIS behWd the ttfiea. and It h 't t f t i f t « t m fh le h (Be Red C tU 4#M hM ftk* riot •# OS oft (he Other Sttfe. tw e i<y y W t t i th is r td r -h a v e foroigs tM olriw , na May b«- n i t ) products; In phtfAM riM * M become . largest from tim e to date h*f*m!i*r. AtM« If. . knoWd f lr t e r sM eir t t* eat t i LEGAL ADVtRIISINQ Santord Public Library ri . • r-v-aaT. T h e y tx $^vtsctlin o f bualtjgis :e Men, D o c ld r ^ tfc ty d h i ■■ •fice Lt M inisters, St .cry one wh th a t corpbintk - j m u i Y . Drj ? v A E iin r.. AKP APPEARA K C g .^ Sheets can b e obLaatC "Viy- tim e , ru le d '.^ U o i ; : ) ) ! in b e s t ' ible B hxk I.L-v:i:it C'.ralri Cuw]a d c fc )vi|h B lack billings. HERALD PRDtTiNG. CO. Phono 148 . Soafori, Florida, EXT C0ftN \4 Z era. * _V T'■v t e l - i - . . w u — \ * / -■ � 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, 1918 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, June 11, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 11, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 11, 1918; <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