6 10 95 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c8afcd89eeb12540b7a69fbf59f73943.pdf a092ed8743135a754ca5fdd0a7f5a10f PDF Text Text ON TU E SD A Y S PUBLISHED : e MI- AND F R ID A Y S W EEKLY IN THE H EART OF TH E W O R L D ’S G REATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION NUMBLIl 83 volume SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, "JUNK 7, 1918 IX The nation is calling upon n mllcn young men today, a million fco hsve become of ago sinco last uneand they will be called upon to f their country later and until k»t time hold themselves In readlf,,. The following young men regi(trfd from Seminole county: ’ 1. Thomas Bryan Lynch, R. F. D. lox 220, Sanford, Fla., white 2. Fred Ranks, R. F. D. No. I, ,0'; 35, Maitland, Fla., cofbred 3. Rowan! Harvey Griggs, Long iood, Florida, white 4; Jerry Walker, 110 Sanford aveUfl Sanford, Fla., colored 5. Emmett Newton, R. F. D. No. lr. Hot 36, Maitland. Fla 6. Richard Handy, 11th street Sinford. Fin., coloret registrant!* of Seminole rotmty will be cplraincd'fur Camp I)ix, '('rightston, N.- J.: Donnie Curtis Brown William Abraham Samuels Reuben Jcshusn. White Allen James Monroe George Washington *• John Moore I’ nul Shuman Grady Brown • Karl Days Gcorgo Ford • Isaac Jordon Jensey Mack Bennett . Ernest Joseph Latimore Leonard Gardner . ’ Julius Little . Henry Brincton "Gar/Ield Tnylor Sam Mack , Hally Thompson — Leslio-Sylvesler-Lewis----------------Kthron Hobbs Sidney Murray i) Willie Fuller Littleton Rochelle James Young . Spencer Stephens c • Robert Frances Rizzcll Tom Me Du Hie • Saul Stokes »“ * Charlie Rogers James Albert Jidmson Lori no Atkins Benjamin Franklin Bufoni Joe Lovett Wilson Blair William Rand Robert Hunter. Local Board for Seminole Co. Will Be Seen In This County Canal Route From Jackson­ ville J o Key West * * As Total • Everyone should remember that ' On the heels of a despatch In the tomorrow afternoon there will lie a dally papers that the government total eclipse of the sun nnd it will be will not purchase the East Const Canal crimes one thitt a committee seen here at Sanford. W. S. Bennett, meteorologist at will visit Florida In the near ’future Tampa tells about it as follows: ■ and make an Investigation of the An eclipse of the sun will be vis­ East Coast Canal und the St. Johns ible in this country, June 8, '.018. river with the view cf determining The eclipse will he total, that is the the feasibility of having nn nil water whole disk of'th e nun will ho c o v jered, only over n narrow hell of country, vurying in width from 70 miles oil the Washington coast to oughly •investigated the St. Johns .10 miles on the cast Florida coast. river route will lie chosen, bv the The belt of totality crosses the government for there is now a real states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, inland waterway with the prescribed Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas; 'Okla­ width and depth for a ship canal and homa, Arkansas, Mississippi, *Ala- this is something that the* East . bama-aiui-FJotIda---------- :------- —------ — Const’ CuTTEt-rannoe Mtotr.—T H r s t r In Florida it covers most of the Johns river people all along the northwestern section of the -state, route should he up nnd doing from I and in central Florida crosses the this time forward nnd while the 'counties of Levy, Citrus, Sumter. claims of the .St. Johns river cannot Lake, Orange, Seminole, Osceola and lie denied it behoove* the St. Johns Brevard. Among the Florida towns river boosters to get concerted uction .ihat can see the total eclipse ar* und stand together on this proposi­ DeFuniak Springs, Cedar Ke>s. tion. The Sanford Board of Trade lias Suinterville, Inverness, Tavares, Oakland, Orlando, Klmimmve nnd been the lender in this movement Cocoa. Sumterville and Oakland and lias i>|“ nt cot s dcrable time and are on the central line of i lie,eclipse, money in the endeavor to prevent land Orlando only a few miles noith the private canal ’ company, from of it. At Orlando the total icllj.se foisting tld* i ar.nl already paid for by ihe state iijiiiii tbe government will last about 50 seconds. Northeast ami southwest of this at another ‘outlay of money and belt the eclipse will lie x i*ible after its |iurclinse by tbe govern­ throughout North Aini'ilrs, Ini' it ment it would prove a costly invest­ will lu* only |iartiul, that is a |mr- ment to lie placed in shape and kept tion, and not all of the sun's 'disk in shape. The SU. Johns river is the natural route through central and will he covered. east Florida and is destined to lie the government route through HorMan Teifs of Life at Ihc Front MAYOR HAS SCRIMMAGE rral remarks that roused the ire of the mayor who knocked off the man's hat, whereupon the two came together for a minute and Deputy Sheriff Tillis coming up at tills tiino the strnnger was jilaced under arrest for a short tiinp and when the mat* l i t h ad'bofrrfjllty rxp?atnrrt-To- him In* agreed to take off Ids hat wher­ ever this 'custom was observed. Batflefront May 'Be Changed Any M oment * Washington, June 7.—A $16,000,­ 000 appropriation for establishing balloon and seaplane stations to guard the United States against sub­ marine and air attacks wns asked of congress today by the war depart­ ment. The department desires to estab­ lish 1G stations, 13 of them on the Atlantic coast and three on the gulf const. Definite ‘ locations were not given. . . The coast defense plan ns submit­ ted by the department also calls for the establishment of mlobllo fortifi­ cations along the coasts, by which guns could he transferred *on railtTrnds“ fnTnr"one~p trtnt- TtnnffitlTPiTr meet •|»o>tu|blc attacks. The house appropriations commit­ Yesterday qjorning a mnn named tee, to whom the request went, was 7. Robert Jnrk Hickson, It. |lefts v.as brought into the police informed that there are in operation So. L Sanford, Hn., white coinl charged with selling musical a sufficient number of aircraft to de­ it. Frank Stackhouse, II. F. instruments without a license nnd fend the const adequately, but that Box 99, Sanford, Fla., colored after (IDcus-ing the licence started to the stations are needed. The only a# Charlie William Sfoblom. tell the mayor und officials what he possible airplane attacks that could thought of them whereupon he was lie made it wns said would como lined for contempt of court. He from rolliipsiblc airplanes carried 1>y •olid he would pay the eontem|»t line Hubmnricus. hyit not the license and Mayor Da­ vison said lie would hove to pay it or quit selling on the streets. One the Atlantic coast of the United word led to another after court had States cannot lie kept up for nny udjourned and Helix passed the lb* lengtli of time, in the opinion of with Chief Tillis whereupon Tillis I Archibald Hurd, the. naval writer, grabbed him by tin* arm. Helix expressed in u statement issued to­ went back to his jiocket like lie was night. Mr. Hurd believes the oper­ alioiit to draw n pistol, whereupon ations were undertaken in tho hope Sanford avenue, Sanford, Ha., col­ of weakening the work of the Amer­ Boy Tillis hit him with his billy. ored • , . 15. Barley TVsbury Maine?. 203 He was afterward told to |>ay a ican navy in Kurojiran waters und of Intimidating the American people. Myrtle avenue, Sartford, Fla., white Florida city und county license and is said “ There iv n o jiessiidlity of tho en­ ID. William Cooper, 708 Hickory to have left tlie city in tlit* afternoon. emy maintaining a long continued Another man with him made some ivenuc. Sanford, Fla., colored Wednesday night at the colored pro-German remarks while here but campaign off tjic shores of tho 17. John William Goinos. Sanford, High School a vast audience of col­ loft before he could be apprehended United States which would'require a Fla., white ' . ored. people nnd several white listen­ and both of tbpm have sold the In­ large number of U-boats," Mr. Hurd IS. Arthur Anderson, Sanford, ed with interest to the Inlk of pri­ struments in various towns in the said. "T he Deisel engine gives a Fla., colored vate Thompson, n colored soldier of Istate without lirenre. getting by greatly increased radius of action to 19. Benjamin Franklin Whitner. the 17th Artillery who lias seen ac­ without paying and they are jirob- big submarines, but New York is Jr. T0'2 Oak avenue, Sanford, Fla. tive ser\irc in France and who is ubly working on the theory Mint easily 3,000 miles from the nearest they can do it everywhere. The law German base, and the return journey states that where any commodity is means a matter of 7,000 miles, apart sold and delivered at the time that from the mllonge involved in chaalng n city nnd -stnte and county license merchantmen, so thut thoro Is no must be paid nnd this is what these reason to anticipate nny such devel­ ator Fletcher last night just before two men were found doing here opments ns have been seen in Brit­ he left for Washington after having ish waters and in the Mediterranean. . hence the demand for the license. sjient the day here, having come Tbe U-boats crossing the Atlantic home to cast his vote in the primary Government Will Not Buy Last must jinss twice through the danger election. Coast Canal / areas of jiatrols, airrrnft and mines. Another investigation of the Flor­ Washington, June 4. — An adverse ida East Coast Cabal, from the -St. report o'f the war department against 25 Coley Brown, 1105 Ninth St., the advisability of the government’ s Sanford, Fin., colored purchase and enlargement of the 26. Collie Mouehton Riggers, 107 existing Florida East Cost canal, or Germans have again turned their W. Ninth St., Slnford, F.a., white construction of an enlarged canal attention to tho front further north, 27. Waller Gamine Johnspn, San­ over any parallel route for commer­ in a sector which may be considered ford, F'la., colored Alrendy the inland waterway cial military or paval purposes‘ was as the connecting link between tho 28. John West Sheffield, 617 East lis own words de- luminous radiance seen to surround route is available from Jacksonville submitted to the house today by the Somme and Marne battlefields. Filth St., Sanford, Fla., colored Tho French official report, in deal­ •who attcm|its to the sun during total cclipxcs, and can through Little Sister ‘ Creek .to Sa­ war department. 29. Gustav Robert II. Schmaii, cause or disparage never ho seen at any other ttlme. as vannah, thence to Charleston, and R. F. I). A., Sanford, Fin., white ’ The east coaat canal is a thirtj- ing with operations along the front, government. Ho j the illumination of the atmosphere on by Brnnfo.-t In lo tto Norfolk by •ix mile waterway from St. Johnp saya that the French J^rces east of 30. F’rank Eaverlyi" Jr., 110 San­ to report white or is too strong. As observed with a Chesapeake Bay out of Chcsajieake river to Biscayne Buy and so far Snmpigny have continued to drive ford avenue, Sanfo/d, Fla., colored to scatter German telescope, nnd sometimes even with­ nnd Delaware canal to Delaware has cost $3,604,636. The war de- hack bodlrti of German troops which 31. Raymond Rose, Snnford, Fla., , answer to a ques-1out, the corona Is seen to ho comhad crossed the Oise. * colored. When the Initial plunge nlong tho (Hence as to what posed of a multitude of streamers, Beginning on June 24th, 1918, Aisno had gained extensive ground, ith those guilty of often sharply defined and extending twenty-live o f - the following white hut the process had located a salient, i, "Hanging is an [far out from the Bun. Tho light of registrants of Seminole county will they ought to he the corona is about throe times tlint dangerous to the Germans to thebe entrained for Camp Jackson, iof a full moon, hut this amount of west of SoUsons, they attacked along Colunih. S. C.: . I the Ailette rlvor northwest of that p ,„ „ rl.inwd v a t ic with dlllcrcnt acllr..™. »« * Alton William Wise (nr any .In,IIdoc, alao tho form and .1.0 td. the city, to straighten out their line and David Alexander Itoblnson i n. n invn! ntrcamcra. Tho strcnmorA nro worthus guard against n flunking oj.erLafayette Humphrey ? mere y a y , of Btuj y . s 0mc nrP radial, othnlibn by tho allied armlc*. f Charles Frederic Reese vBldaysMflgl,ting to.ora are sharply curved, diverging at • They gained considerable terri­ Verne Gastello Messenger i his country’s opposite points of tho circumference tory in this maneuver, but were held Fred Roily . • ” ,owtai tribute to and converging at points mlwdny nftcr they had progressed appromlm-* Edward Oscar Chittenden utcly five miles. Since that time tho 'Valter Ilaxter Miller * ,l ^ ^ R e d ' c r i M 1 '^Tho^sun is ' in the constellation ’ French huvo hold their position*, Constantinos th Stnvalas unifirm?, not faces Taurus and some of the stars of this • with the Oise river forming q first Clifford Fleming l ’ roctor" during “ " L . T f n , white'constellation may bo seen t_.. > line of defense and there has been Archie. Ilrantley Liles Tho most promlthe total eclipse J little flghtihg of a significant nituro Horace F'ranklin Uaulcrson Jnpnt. object to be seen 1* Jupiter, 1 in that sector.. John Wesley Hagen ■ which planet will be n short- dUtunce m Military experts have expected an Clarence Reitua Cilrrio abovjf the sun. * I attack on tho allied line running east Josejdi Tqwnscnd Nixon : A total eclipse occurs about 70 * of Montdidlcr, past Noyon and August Mitchell Remusatt . times in a contury, but as it is total y thence along the Olso to tho now ( 1 xrl Bradbury only for a narrow belt-and as differ­ '• line formed since the German, ofGeorge W. Morgan ent occurrences are visiblo in differ­ n fensivc on the Oiarie began.. .It may E* Roy Burton Bragg e n t parta o f tho earth, a total eclipse ft be that tho fighting reported . in John William Booth <can bo seen in a particular locality 1* French official statements marks tfto 'only about thrico in a century. • ^ initial stage of an attack there. | A solar eclipse is simply the shad­ •n Washington, Juno 6. — Demon­ knowi ng that he had dlei ow of the moon cast upon tho earth. strations in force against now porder the American flag •The earth travel* around the sun 8 Cions of the western front are antiel: and the moon travels around the ty pated by war departm entofficials, yesterdsyNbat' earth, but the plane* of the two orra now th a t.th o Gorman third drive dcl widow of bits do not quite coincide. If thoy __ ____________ _________ _ _ it- haa been laowed down to a struggle .pent several did we would have a solar eclipse ly requested* to be present (or the for.im provem ent on local 'positions ■d st her home with every new moon, that is every t and aoulh; of Solssoui. It la dlseuialon of matter* of great 1m (Continued on Page 4) ' portAnee to all of us. �r*»'f »• ”,. pvvY'* (Sm^TAW^Ttv’ . ateaaagg ‘ ■ . ' V T- - i -i . • i .tli ’ NURSES ARE NEEDED *r,tr By VINCENT a ROOMY - AIRY • SAFE TUESDAY — Hedda Nova In that Wonderful Serial “ The Woman la the W eb” , aba the ‘ Dainty Olive Thomas in “ An Heiress for a Day” , also a Good Comedy. .vlAJI m ^<-‘Ur WEDNESDAY— The Master o f the Screeh Wll Him S. Hart in “ The Aryan” a story of the Western Ifills and Plains, also Comedy. rhs THURSDAY— Sunshine May Alllsqn in • Winning o f Beatrics” , also a -Comedy with Sidney Drew. FRIDAY— The Screen’s Greatest Child Actress Babie Marie Osborne in Dolly Docs Her Bit” ' a Special Patriotic Feature that will b’ more than Pleasing. This Picture also has George Washington Jefferson Pershing Lincoln Lee, that Famous Little Colored Actor.- Also a ' Comedy. . • * SATURDAY— William Duncap and Carol Hollo­ way in “ Vengeance and the. Woman” , aim • Edith Story in “ The Treasures o f the Sea. Coming— “ For the Freedom of the World’ Matinee Dally at 3:18. • Evening Performance Begins at. 7:30 Except Satarday then at 7*15 WHEN, HOW AND WHERE BOYS OF 21 MUST REGISTER • i * f» * ‘ , . ;-7Tsrr>r*>^rrrv WHO MUST R EG ISTER: All male persons (citizens or aliens) born between June C, 1896 and June 5, 1897, inclusive, except officers and enlisted men of the Regular Army, Navy and Marine Corps, and the National. Guard and N av»l- MHItln-whlle-ln~Fcil6rarSemci\~and officers in Officers’ Reserve Corps and enlisted men in Enlisted Reserve Corps while in active service. W HEN: On Wednesday, June 5, 'l918, between 7 a. m. and 9 p. m. • W HERE: At office of I-ocnl Bonrd having jurisdiction where the person to he registered permanently resides, or other place designated by that Local Board. HOW : Go in person on June 6 to your registration place. If you expect to be absent* from home on June 6, go at once to the office of the Local Board whero you happen to be. Have your registration card filled out ond certified. Mail it to the Local Hoard having jurisdiction where you permanently reside. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your registration card for the return of your registration certificiriOj^F-IU ure to get this certificate may cause* you serious Inconvenience. You must mall your registration card In time to reach your home Local Board on Juno 6th. If you nre sick on June 6 and unable to present yourself in person send some competent friend. The clerk may deputize him 'to prepare your card. IN FO R M A TIO N : If you arc in doubt as to what to do *or where to register consult your Local Board. PEN ALTY FOR NOT RE G ISTE R IN G : Failure to register is a misdemenaof'pCnlShablo by imprisonment for one year. It may result in loss of valuable rights and immediate induction into military service. Red Croia Membership for May Sanford New— Mrs. J. A. Hllburn, Mrs. Richard Pattln, 0. C. Beasley, Mrs. C. C. Beasley, Qeo. Fox,’ Jr., Mrs. P. E. Welch, Miss Clara Mlllen, Mrs. W. W. Van Nosa, Mrs. Allen Jonfa, Mrs. L. G. Stringfcllow, R. A. Tcihcun, Mias Vern Tcrheun. Mrs J. F. Sloan,. Mrs. M. L. Radford, Miss Suaio-Brown, Mrs. J. E. Cou­ rier, Mrs. J.,N . Robson, Mrs. W. P. Fields, Mrs.. G. A. Brower, Miss Edna Paganltart, t . C. Cobb, Mias Alice E. Caldwell, Miss ABce Sarah Caldwell. Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, S. A. Huston, Mrr. It. L. Griflin, Mrs. A. C. Wallace. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. T. L. Dumas, Mrs. C. S. Spalding, Mrs. E. L. Brown, Mrs. Henry Purdon, Mbs II > Ml.key, M bs Fayo Mick­ ey, Miss Eulo Mickey, Ernest Krupp Mrs. W.wP. Brooks, W. P. Brooks, C. K. Lucas, Mrs. Geo. Townsend, Miss Kato Meredith, Mrs. Forrest Lake, James Couch, Mrs. John Adams. • .* . Rcnowals— Mies Laura Chittendcn,‘ Mra, W. H. Peters, Cruse Barnes, Miss Lillie Farnsworth, Ray­ mond Key, Mrs. S. Lloyd, Mrs J. T. Brady, Mrs. H. F. ’ Roller, Dr. S. Pulea,ton, Ed. Nrison, Mrs. A.' H. .Moses, Mrs. A. D. Smith, Mira El­ eanor Roberts, Miss Margaret Rob­ erts, Mrs. R. J. H ell/, Mrs. L. R. Philips, Mrs. IL J. Will in, Mrs. W. A. 'Fitts, Jr., Mrs. Gen. Fox, Jr., Mrs. J. N. Whitner (Dec. 1920), Mrs. G. W. Spencer, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Miss Lillian Booth, Mrs, A. D. Key, Mrs. Clifford Bell, Goo. DtCottes, Miss Katherine Wilson, Jno Mclich, Mrs. Jlohn Mclsch, J. D I’nrkcr, Mrs.' W. S. Coulbourne, Mrs. II. H. Chappell, Mrs. W. L. Moreau, Mrc. A. T. Rcrseltor, Mis. J. S. Moore, Mre. T. F. Adams, Mirs Jtrsic Wheeler, Mrs. M. Minatik, Mrs. Anna Walker, Mrs. Ernest Hovshrlder, MBs Virginia . Smith, Mrs. Harry Kont, Clivs. Pel!:, Mrs. • Cios. Pollf, Mrs. M. P. McDonald, Mrsx A ..E . Philips, Mfta Martha Fox, Dr. J. T. Denton, G. A. Frank, Miss Evelyn Berner, C. H. Dlngee, Mirs Arankt Tsltnrh, Mrs. J. M. Hayes, Mrr. Julius Takach, Mrs 0 . J. Pope, Mrs. E. L. Wright, Dr N. doV. Howard, Mrs. Ernest Krupp, John Russell. • .. Genera ' i ^ Naw—B. D. Gstltv.Mrs. B.-H . Grier, Meade Baker, Helen Moran, T. A. Tie®. < Renewals—Endor Cxlal.t,. Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mrs. C. Culpepp'cr Mrs. L. A. Sheldon. .Miss E. V. Eichnor, Geo. Duchurdt, i|. E. Dooley, Mrs. ki. E. Dccloy, M:s. L. M. Rehbindrr, L. M. Rhtblnder, Mrs. A. Richards, Mr:.. 1*. Graham, Mrs. V. T. Peters, Mirs Alrcpa Mcei, Mrs. C. M. M en, Mis- I. Baker. Colored—Tom Vincent, Ella Vin­ cent, R. J. Locjkoy. Chuluota "* New— Miss Jessie Pardin, Ulyssts Bentley, Guy Bentley. Renewals —Mrs. Lawrence Swan­ son, Mrs. J. Tildcn Jacobs, Mrs. 0 Mertiwothcr, Mrs. Mary Tribble,W Mcrriwcther, Miss Mary Tribble, M ill E. E. Tribble, Mrs. N. W. Johnson, Mrs. J. E. Snydir. Mrs. S. Avcrctto, S. Averettc, Mr*. Annie Averettc, Mrs. Joe Nixon, Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs, Mrs. Wm. Jacobs, Mrs. J. R. Parker. .A d a monte New— Mrs. Bello Porter, Mrs. Alice Scllyne, Mrs. Hcrhctt Land­ man, Mrs.. Margaret MeMIchacI, Mrs. Herbert Haight, Herbert, Hiight, A. L. Henkel, Mrs. A. L. Henkel. * Renewals— Mrs. A. L. Tavoau, .Mrs. Emma A. Thcricn, Mrs. A. If. Coombs. East SunJorJ New—C. E. Chorponing, J. C. Ellsworth, Mrs. W. W. Miller, E. E. Brown. Renewals— Mrs. A. II. Stone. Transfers— Mrs. Marthu Cus*, Mrs. I. D. Maitin, Mrs. E. E. Drown. Longwood New—T. P. Lewis, C. B. Scsrcy, Miss Lillian Waits, Mrs. J. M. Wei s Miss Georgia McBicn. . Longwood is 100 per cent renew­ als to dnte. Lata Food* Discoveries. Lichens have been proposed as the latest addition to ataple articles of diet One scientist has suggested Ice­ land moss as suitable for making flour for bread and reindeer tuoaa aa good fodder for nnlmnls. FOOD m L V IN TH E W ASL PERRY. (Copyright. tin. by tha McClure are Rswsp* . par SyndlowU.) * ,% . It was monotonooa work Ina.Walkei was doing, making out accounts for the month. 8ha had mada it a prac­ tice to And something Interesting In fit her work and aa aha typed each statement ahe broke the monotony by trying to-draw a mind picture of each person for whom ahe Was making oat a bill. She stopped her machine aa she came to a familiar name on the list—Mr. Lawrence Wright “Hasn’t this Lawrence Wright paid hts bill jet?” she asked Mr. Arm* strong, the office manager. "His sub­ scription is nearly threo years In ar­ rears, and I have billed him every month for at least two years.” . “No, he hasn’t, and I don't see any way of collecting i t We have sent a collector there half a dozen times, and the last time he waa nearly thrown out There la nothing for It bat to keep rendering the account That's the way wltb these young fellows with more money than brains. Just try It your­ self, Mlaa Walker,” the head collector dished. . *T will, and collect i t too, If Mr. Armstrong will consent” ahe laughed, delighted at being able to raffle the calm of the -collector. “I am willing,” the manager con­ sented. “ You can start ’out new If you like.” Ina had not been quite In earnest but she wduld not withdraw after making the boast She went back to her typewriter and worked mechani­ cally until ahe flnlehed the accounts, and then unconcernedly pat on her hat and started oat to collect the bill. On the car aho tried to remember how‘aha had pictured Hr. Lawrence, Wright but ahe had pictured him so often, and each time differently. She would ehow him that she could hold her own with any man, and (ell him Just what she thought of him If she didn't get a check to cover the amount of the bill. He lived In a fwhloonble apartment house. She envied him that even though he were fat and pompous. She rang the bell at tbc door hearing hie nameplate. The door opined and the men before her was fat and pompous. A second glance told her It wasn’t Ur. Wright; It wee a butler. In Rveryi “ What name?" asked the butler. “ 1 am from Ur. Jauee,” the »ald After a moment'e hesitation.. -It wee a bold step, but she felt.lt waa necessary to gain an entrance. After ell she wee representing the president of the Times Indirectly, The butler ushered her Into the re­ ception room. She waited aa easily, her ayes taking In-the room. It wee very tastefully, arranged and decorat­ ed. She hoped Wright would not ap­ pear In a bathrobe—men tn bathrobes were one of her aversions. She wee examining a beautiful reproduction of a masterpiece. on the wall when a slight sound told her some one else wee in the room. She tried to elok beck in her chair quickly, but realised In time It would be a clumsy move, and stralghtcaVd up to face a tall, handsome man. He Could not help seeing the surprised look on her face, hot she knew he did not know it was because she had pictured him aa fat and pompons; she waa thankful ha didn’t ’ “Did yon wish to see me?” he asked pleasantly. HU voice waa la keeping with hla appearance, “Yea; I have a email account here for your Times subscription. It la Juet fifteen dollars—for three years, tn aW rears, you know. I would not have culled, but we have mailed yon a bill and we thought It likely you had let It slip your notice and would think us cureless If we did not remind you." ‘'Hasn’ t this bill been paid?” be ex­ claimed In true surprise. “I will write . you out a check at once. ThU U Just another of the bllla I find my secre­ tary haa neglected. For three years I have been leaving my affairs to ‘ him, and he has mada a muddle of them. I believe I-‘ cottld have done better^my•flf.” . . -. . “I am sure you could,” .Ina said earnestly. “ It Is a mistake for a man of bralna to leave hla business for others to do. Goodness knowa what harm an unscrupulous secretary can do to a dlalnterested employer.” ' “Thank you for calling me a man of bralna,” he amlled. ”1 believe yon are right about the rest of It That cornea from allowing another man to handle your funds and open your mall. I don’t believe I can trust another one to do these things again." "I should sayvyou couldn’t Why do^’t you try a woman secretary?” she suggested.*- . ”1 never thought of that How would you like the position?” he sailed. “Oh, 1 wasn’ t thinking o f myself,” ahe blushed. “ I know yon weren’t,” ha replied. “But I think you would ault meA They were watting at the office few Inn with the expectation of a good laugh, but the laugh was on her aide. The smile- on her face told them that the minute she entered. “ I collected th e' money,” ahe laughed, flourishing the check. They gathered around her to bear btr experience, but she wasn't very communicative. ' “tie waa * fine man and It waa tba fault of a dishonest secretary that ba didn't pay before,” waa all ahe would say. * . A full confession bad to come when ahe resigned, her position on Saturday By JASPER WRIGHT MARLOWE. (Copyright, HIT, W«*t«n» Mewapepsr Union) Whenever Miss Alda Worth vial ted the law office of Wade Guthrie she ex­ hibited a hauteur and mandatory In­ civility that cut the young attorney to .the quick. Not that ho cared for the yourig lady In tbo leapt, but It hurt hla sensitive nature to realize how faith­ ful, he had been to tho Interests of the Imperious beauty tand how unappreci­ ated were hla efforts. There was a manifest contempt on .her iflirt, a certain latent threat'In ber cold glance, as though aho knew some­ thing o f hla past. Her younger sister, Jessica, waa quite the reverse. She hod never forgotten tho day when her father died. Aa ahe leaned over him to kiss him, be sold solemnly: "My child. It has been necessary to lesvo Wade Guthrie with full power to manage my estate. Trust him Im­ plicitly. Ho la a man among men, and our family owes to him lasting re­ spect anigratitude.” ' MortfURCn* onto Jessica had remon­ strated with her sister for her treat­ ment o f Wads Guthrie. “ He Is the hired servant o f our father” A,(la sold, Indifferently. “Beside*—” but tbere aho paused and failed to enlight­ en Jessica aa to what further was In ber mind. Now, Alda wus about to marry, and ber money exactions from tbo estate bad bocomo extensive. Bhe flounced Into the office o f Guthrie one afternoon, a red spot on cither cheek, an angry expression In ber eyes. “I sent for some money yesterday,” alje began, stormlly. . ’ "Yea, Mias Worth," responded Wade, “ and I very much regret that I could not supply It” . —“Oould-nOt - supply- It?” —repeated Alda, Contemptuously. “ You perhaps forget that tho estate you handle for iny father Is tho property of myself and my Hlster.” “ 311*4 Worth," spoke Wade, gravely, “you hove forced a crisis that I hnvo hoped to avoid. Not only has the es­ tate exhausted all of Its present ready cash, but Is In debt, and only by the most rigid economy and careful man­ agement can we bo able to carry It to. a point where It will pay out.” Miss Worth gTew whlto to the lips, but with anger, suspicion-and resent­ ment "Mr. Guthrie," sho said, “It la your business to have money on band- Yon will either get mo what I requlro or I ahnll secure another lawyer, go to court and demand an accounting of the affairs of the estate.” Now he, too, had a bloodless face. “ I beg of you not to do that” be said. “ As to resigning my trust and making s fall private accounting you have only to send ms your lawyer.” “ You are trying to avoid the direct Issue,” snapped out Alda, "but I shall force you to the wall and expose you.” “ You will expose me?*' repeated Guthrie, vaguely. . "Yea. I know your position precise­ ly. I know that you are an ex-convict upon whom my father took pity. Why a man of his Judgment was swayed to placo hla estate In your charge I can­ not Imagine.” Wade Guthrio gripped hla hands and aet hla face In a rigid mask. The deadly Insult of the moment, the en­ venomed fury of his client stirred him to the depths. “ But for your sister, whose Interests must not be Imperiled by your rash net,” he responded, “I would summar­ ily go Into court and surrender my charge of the estate. As It Is, you will please send me rour legal Representa­ tive and I will Mttsfy him.” It was a remarkable story which Wade Guthrie recited to the new con­ fidential advlsot of Alda Worth. It told of hdw he had for-three years rondo up for a continuous deficiency In the estate Income. Hla own money had gone to cater to the expensive caprices of the elder stator. There waa no promise whatever of tho estate pay­ ing out unless collection could be made o f a decidedly desperate clultn. . , “For the sako of Miss Jessica Worth,” said Outhrie, ” 1 am willing to continue to bear the burden o f main­ taining the estate. I will give her sis­ ter five thousand dollars to relinquish her claim to tho estate, out o f my own means.” Alda accepted tho tender. Bhe mar­ ried. Then It bocome the one Impell­ ing motlvo at Wade Guthrie's life to see that tho Interests of Jessica Worth were cared for. He saw her rarely, because bo loved her, little knowing that sho esteemed him as her true and nearest friend. Tho desperato claim unexpectedly paid o u t Just after that Jessica camo to Als office one day In a state o f con­ siderable ogttntion. * “ Mr. Guthrie,” she said, tremulous­ ly, “ my sister had more than once hinted to mo of a certain dark passage In your past life. Today I found among my father's papers a letter that enlightened me. To aavo my dead brother from the penalty of a crime. (you aturamod his guilt and took hts sentence. Oh, that yon should have borne the contumely I' Oh, bow bnso the Ingratitude of my sister 1” Her eyes were suffused with tears. Her hands, placed In hla, remained there. Wade Guthrie had kept alienee through tho years. He maintained It now. But Jessica Worth understood and. understanding, venerated him, loved him. He knew It Boon, and all hla loyalty and self-sacrifice were reward­ ed at last. . . . Young Women Are Urged to Taka " ' Up Work. '**• Rad “ Cross Wants Experienced Nurses Raleaaed for Service , Behind the Una*. l(Coprri«hU HIT, Western Kivrpap,, n . ^ : For aU hour* Eustace Wards hid j crouched In the long gross and Ibery ■nrrouhdlng a. pretty bungalow moving from spot to spot caution*,' ifurtively. He was bent on a sped* mission, vthose laaqca were vital tag m dared not tako any risk aa to being gw covered and defeated Iff hla design. ’ ' * "The alster waa right,” he solife 'qolscd, feeling that he waa handling a jhard problem. ” 1 haven’t caught ctc* a fleeting glimpse o f the girl She ms* ;bo in the house, though, and. Jut u :aho wroto her slater, the place b ^guarded.” j This latter fact waa evident. Seat* ;knlttlng In a rocking chair lb the g^ jden so aa to command a perfect vlti Jof all the entrances and exits of tha jhouso, waa a portly, keen-eyed wbmta Jwho swept the prospect with a problai IglanCo every other minute. On tfe {other side of the bouse, reclining « jthe grass, a gun by hla aide, waa a mu past middle age, apparently the hue ‘band o f the othor watcher. • "H e doesn’t, look aa smart and vtg lllant aa .tha woman," decided Wards (“Twice he haa nodded. Ab I he la goo< 'now. Dare I venture a rush for. the houao?” • 1 Warde could distinctly catch th< sound o f muffled snoring. The man U) perfectly still, his face burled In hit arm. Across a 40-foot space Ward) glided.' He darted through a doom , to find himself In a narrow hall. Tha .beyond It* other end he made out i .graceful feminine figure. •. , "Miss Alice Boyden?” he spoke fi> i {low tone, and a* he extended an t» relopo toward the amazed girl be add' .ed quickly: “From your alster at Urt.jvtlle.” ' . : . The hands of Allco Boyden tremblri {as aho opened the letter and hurrltdl, perused* 11s Inclosure. Bbo was at ooct aroused to manifest animation and cxcltcmenL Tbe young man pressed don to her side. . "Beyond tho grove yonder,” ho ssi4 “ 1 have a horse and buggy. Don’t de ,lny. Tbe man outside Is asleep, the woman Is on the other side of tb< house and cannot observe your escape Come.” . His frank, open face pleased her. Be sides, did he not come from her sister, Lucia,. and under the directions d Lucia’s husband, who was a lawjerl And was she not practically a prisoner, WOOD WANT3 ARMY MARCH surrounded she knew not by what sue did plots and plotter*? General Asks Composers of Sevan Her father had died leaving a fairly States to Submit Compositions largo estate. His half-brother, Hogs In Contest. TUalr, dominated the town. Throogk one of his creatures, a Judge, Itlalr hsl Oemp Funs ton, Kan.—Ah Invitation been appointed guarillan of Alice sod to composers of music In tbe seven had been given arbitrary charge of tbs states from which members of tbe estate. He did not Intend that the rid Eighty-ninth division of the National {pickings should escape hla clutches army waa drawn—Missouri, Colorado, In a vast flurry Alice followed tbs Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Artzona and South Dakota—from' which directions of her helper and guide. A a march for the division may be se­ ‘great sigh of relief escaped hep Ups aa they passed the sleeping ientloel Is lected haa been Issued by MaJ. Gen. Wood, through hla assistant chief of safety. They reached tho grove. Tbs staff, Copt H. 8. Howland. Tbe Invi­ color camo back to that fair face, bet tation states that marches which fall shining eyce expressed her deep grati­ to secure first place probably will be tude as the hone started up. Warde took a lonely road, but they adopted by tbe various regiments In the division as their regimental were seen by quite a number of per marches. Composers are asked to send sons, and he urged the mettled steed t* compositions to a H. Guthrie, Y. M. O. his best pace, fearing pursuit It wti Just at dusk when they reached tbs i . headquarters. Camp Funstoo. end o f the one traversed road In that wild district. Beyond It spread a 3> HER EVERY-DAY BURDEN, mile stretch of prairie, smooth u I floor. Twenty different ttalli had bees broken through the high pampas git* The horse was tired and Wards si lowed him to rest Then they resuaet their Journey. , "Look I” exclaimed Alice, an how la(er. . . Perhaps two miles distant, and sec* lngly directly on their trail, was an s* tpmoblle. Its rapid puffing ecbo« faintly, bnt Its lights flared like srfl . eyes probing to locate the refugees. ”It Is Mr. Blair’s machine I” flutter^ Alice In tcrroi1. “Ho will overtake «z Ob. do not.delay! Let us hurry fo^ ward,” . Washington. — Fifteen thousand nurses have already been enrolled by the American Bed Gross, many of whom have volunteered for war serv­ ice, according to a statement made public at Re^«. Cron headquarter*. About two thousand hav^ already been ftept to Europe. It 1* estimated that the present registered force 1* suffi­ cient to care for an army o f a million and a half and approximately a thou-* ■and nurse* are being added monthly. “ It Is of the greatest Importance that able and educated young women should bo urged to enter tbe regular training schools and take the usual course In order to fit themselves' fully fo r nursing,” said Miss Jane Ar De­ lano, chairmen o f the national commit­ tee on nursing service. “ While our present needs are being met, the bur­ den o f the war will Increase rapidly. It 1* highly desirable that the ablest, most experienced nurses should be re­ leased for service behind the lines, and a constant supply of younger nurses, thoroughly trained, will allow these older women to leave their posts In <ht« country without danger to our own sick.” The national committee la also en­ rolling public health nurses with a view to protecting them from service aa beside nurses where their special training would not be fully utilised. The Red Cross requirements for nurses, have been somewhat modified In order that, If needed, thousands of additional nurses may be made eligi­ ble for enrollment with the American Bed Cross and available far call should Jha. necessity arise, Tho prlndplo change 'contemplated Is to reduce the lower age limit for specially quail fled nurses snd to place on tbe eligible list training schools for nurses which aro "recommended by state boards of registration,” even though the schools have a dally aver­ age of somewhat leas than the re­ quired fifty patients. In order to Increase farther tho available fupply o f nurses the schools for nurses giving a three-year course may bo requested to advance tbe dato of graduation of pupU-nuraca, perhaps to tbs end of their second year of ■tudy, should the exigencies of war make such action accm dcslrible. Vacuum cleaner*, self-starters, and IMTambuIatora haVo not as yet reach­ ed the Caucasus hear the Persian bor­ der; whllo tireless cookers, gas and electricity are unknown quantities. We smile when we think of the In­ dian squaw carrying her papoose lo the little packet contrivance she sus­ pends from her back. If you think this Is a punishment for being an Indian squaw what do yoa think o f Ufo In tho Caucasus where the mother not only ‘cmrriea her baby la her arms bat Is compelled to carry the baby’s cradle strapped to her back. When baby la peeved or tired o f nestling In mother’s arms, mother re­ moves the cradle from her beck and fives the baby a n e t Nothing, accord­ ing to the correspondent who made tal* photo I* said about what tha moth­ er does when ahe grows tired. But why worry shout mother so lone as baby 1* happy. ' ; Warde had halted the horse. No* '| he ran buck about a hundred yards. Ho'flnrod n dozen matches. He set the grass blazing lh a dozen places. Tbtt he leaped Into tho buggy and urgtd up the horse. lie knew that the aut* J mobile would not dare dnah Into tM advancing mass of flame, nor traven* the burned-over route where a fpw* might precipitate an explosion. Wnrdo waa right. They reached Mr*vllle In safety.. At ortce Alice was ried to another town and placed U charge o f n lady friend, and the Is** yer prepared to legally dispute the Jor* Isdlctlon o f tbe scheming half-undeHe called upon Alice a few days 1*1** "I don’t know what tbo result mU be In the courts,” he told Alice grave­ ly. “ It la a pity there la not some fs* vored young man who could gl** J®® hla namo'and hla love. That wowa completely baffle Hugo Blair.” Alice blushed, and perhaps with rea­ son. Bhe had not ceased-to think « the clever and self-possessed J<>«» man who had rescued ber from ja* enemy. Craftily or Incidentally, to* lawyer sent Warde with a message day. The wily lawyer amlled' to MJr self m he noted the happy Ujht in young partner’s eyes upon* hla retara-I fancy the problem vrtll s o o o * solved,” 'b e told his wife, *nd » 1 for when Hugo Blair came upon *": •cent with all kinds of dreadful ,j documents, he found U o f no . he had to deal with AUctfa t o * * ^ this time. * fj �t • 4.r - .wi TO * SANFORD HERALD ii C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING IT E M S FROM CO R ­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FO R THE HERALD WEST GENEVA'AVENUE SWe »rc having the drycat weather ever seen for many years. The corn crops will soon all be burnt up if it . don't rain soon. Mrs. J. E. Vaughn spent a picas* ant day with Mr. and Mrs. Neal Culp last Tuesday at their beautiful home near Aator ferry. Wo are having some awful hot weather now nnd what will it he in July and .August if this heat keep* on and the weather stays d^*. If it stays this way there will not be many sweet potatoes planted soon. But one good thing there w ill'b e plenty of Irish potatoes for every­ body, made n good crop of. them and can't get any market for therm Well, it seems like the Germans " arc getting pretty bold from what I read in the World today/ hut I think they will soon get hack where they came from and be glad to go for our boya are lighting. May God protect them und give them good luck in all their undertakings is my prayer. EAST SANFORD Rev. Arthur S. Peck has bis usual appointment at Moore' Stsation church Sunday, June 9th. Ev­ ery one welcome. Mrs. W. E. J'rcvntt and son, Nell, went to New Smyrna Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Curflo. Mr. and Mrs. El wood I rial] were here from I'uhokce on business this week. Mrs. Irish was Miss Elia In­ gram. W. A. Knight, Gettes McClelland, Herbert ' Squires and Charlie Flow­ ers left here Monday night for Fort Valley, Ou., to pick jieachcs dnring the season. The little daughter of Mr. und Mrs. A. K. Rowers is recovering from u very serious hum from hot jelly being turned on herself by her own little self. Mrs. J. C. Vaughan and daugh­ ters, Alice and Gertrude sre guests of Jacksonville relatives for a week. Miss Alice will remain and take a business course at a commercial school. Harry Weeks was at Camp Wheel­ er, Ga., to visit his brother, Okie for several days. Mrs. Philip R. Andrews of Celery avenue had her mother; Mrs. Crainc of Mt. Clair, N. J., as her guest for sotne time und has now accompanied her Jiomc. G. *C. McDougnl was at .home on Sunday from Waycruaa, On., enjoy­ ing a visit with his family. Mrs. I. D. Hart, the Misses .Ruby Hart, Nellie Long, Winnie Knight and Doc. Hasty went to Jackson­ ville as delegates to the Epwutth •League convention. Nellie nnd Win­ nie will be guests of Mrs. R. E. Collie. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Estridge ex­ pect to move to their new home, the F. N. Estridge plare *on Cameron avenue. The house has been remod­ eled nnd presents n very plensant ap­ pearance. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. N n Estrldgo have not decided as yet where they will locate. ' » ___ _ GENEVA J. V. Wicks left for points in Georgia Inst week. Mr. and Mm. 0. R. Nicholson havd returned to Daytona after 'a two weeks' visit with relatives and friends here. A , Last Thursday the day of prayer nnd fasting was observed here by ser­ vices in both churches; that In the Methodist church at l ji. m., being led by the pastor, Rev. J. E. Hurtshold nnd' nt the Baptist church nt 7:30 p. in. led by Deacon Itullard. Both were impressive services. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips, Mm. Adams nnd Mrs. Aubrey Morun at­ tended the . Guttoridge-Jones wed­ TWICE PROVEN If you sullcr backache, sleepless nights, tired, dull days and distressing, urinary disorders, don't experiment. Head this twice told testimony. It's Sanford evi­ dence—doubly proven. Mm. R, Z. Murphy, 10(1 Liurel Avr., Sanford say*: "I used Doan's Kidney Pills n short time ago nnd I am now ipiile freo from any lameness ncrors the small of my bark or kidney weakness. I suf­ fered terribly from this trouble before I used Doan's Kidney Pills, which I got nt Bower’s Drug Store. Doan's.gave mo relief I^om tho first. I havo used three boxes and they helped mo ao much 1 gladly recommend them" (Statement given May 21, 1914.) On March JD 1918 Mrs. Murphyraid: "!■ haven't had the slightest need for Doan’s Kidney Pills sinco 1 dhdorrod them in 1914. I'consider myself cured - and give Doan’s credit fqr my cure." 60c, at ail dealer*. Foater-Mllbum Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y. ding at Haines City laat Sunday, going over in the Phillips car and stopping in Sanford for Miss' Clara Phillips who accompanied them. Rev. Guttcridge, father o f ‘ the bride was our former, pastor and hia friends were glad to seo him to well situated In his now fp>id of labor. SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR Navy Karl Schultz, Sherman Routli, Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, NuJ Chittenden; R oy Chittenden, Ralph Roumiiiat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Lawton, James Purvis, William Hart ley, Wallace Lipford, W. C, Temple Forrest Gatchcl. Ed. Carrieron, Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert Deane, Tcnny Deane, F, F. Roper, Douglass C Griffin Army , John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe Chittenden, O^car Speer, Bruce An­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ burn, Albert Fry', James Estridge,’ George Iiuff, Thomas Sullivan, W. A. Pnltishiill, Monde Fox, Ingram Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne'W il­ liams, Ynff 7,ove!ir~Mnrlln Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, John I.ce, Jr. A.. Stuffod, Andrew Aulin, John Cater I.awton, Alfred M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. F. Coate3, Ernest Gormley, Walter Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam Pevchouse; Hurry Carlson, C. E. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long James Wraver Norman Baker, Er­ nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. Hill, Harry Rchun, Guy S tafford SAVES SEAMAN’S LIFE FEAR TEACHER FAMINE Amateur-Surgeon Amputates Leg Shortage Is Noted In Various With Clasp Knife. •. Parts.of Country. Steward la Decorated for One of Most Bravo and Remarkable Deeds of the War. London.—For amputating a man’s leg with a claspknlfe but still saving lila life, Alfred William Furneux. n chief steward In the mercantile marine, tins been decorated by tho king. The story of hia heroic conduct and skill form onp of tho most remarkable of the many tales told since tho beginning of the war. The'following its an ac­ count of the services for whVch lio re­ ceived tho Albert medol in gold: **J|n April, 1017, the atentildilp In which* Mr. Furnettux was seeing was torpedoed by the enemy, and tjio legs of it. Lnscnr, who was on the spot where certuln deck plates had buckled and broken, were caught so firmly be­ tween the plates that he would have gone down with tHo ship. ' Mr. Fur: nenttx, however, went to the man's nsslstance and mnnnged to get one leg out, hut the other was nearly severed through above *tho knee. Finding It Impossible topullthc leg out, Mr. Furnoaux amputated It with an ordinary .clasp knife and then carried the mnn to n‘ boat. When In tho boat be dressed tho wound ns Well os possible and gnvo the life belt ho was wearing to the wounded man. Mr. Furnenux also ren­ dered first aid In the boat-to another Lascar who was badly scalded. Mr. Furncaux was In Imminent danger of losing his life In rendering tho serv­ ice. HELPS DIRECT RAILROADS TYPHOID SERUM FOUND Entente Forces in Sslonlkl Virtual!) Free of Disease, Say Health Authorities. London.—It la announced that the health and sanitary condition o f the entente forces In Snlonlkl aro better than crer before. Thera la no epi­ demic, no plagues and no typhoid. *In the suppression of typhoid uso has been made o f n new serum based on oil, which has given very satisfac­ tory results. ▲ French army report estimates that fo r the wholo French army the average number of typhoid cases has been.reduced to less than thirty.1 jW IN 26' YEARS Wisconsin Farmer Make* Interesting v Comparison.. Between Price* In 1892 and Now. rortage, WI*.—H. IL Studcnmaycr, who has been engaged In farming in thla locality for the past quarter of a century, has made a comparison be­ tween price*■prevalent /in 1892 and those of 1018. Here’s what ho found: Hogs In 1802, woro $2.00, now $10; cattle $2J*0,'now $10; ry«r40 cents, now $1.83; wheat 45 cents, now $ i2 0 ; po­ tatoes 10 cents; now $1} butter 15 cents, now GO cents; eggs.8 cents, now 42 cents; cord wood $2.50, n ow >$7.50; bran $15, now $40; hay $5, now $20, nnd oats 13 cents, now 75 cents. The fanner says those are only a few of the changes, and whlio agriculturists are obtaining decidedly better prices than*25 years ngo, they are compelled * is u im m c r 'to pay more for wlint they buy. ll costa little and the benefits nri. ,ni„ If you use ' New ‘York.—Tho United 8tntea la facing n famine of public school teach­ ers. Tho schools In vnrious parts of tho country are already suffering from n shortage of teachers. Men nnd women In noticeable numbers, reports from different sections say, aro rtw signing their positions in the schools to take up other kinds of work. But the worst .of the situation, as.lt Is ex­ plained by Dr. William I!.* Allen, who has been n leading student qf school problems for many years, Is the cer­ tainty of a greatly Increased shortage In the future, ns.evidenced by (lie fall­ ing off In enrollments In teachers' TURN HURLER WACHTEL BACK training schools. “There never was n time when good Mahager Roblneon of Brooklyn Decides Young Right-Handle Need* Mora public school . tochers were needed . ns they aro now and ns they will be Experience. In the Immediate future,” said Doctor Tho Brooklyn club has turned Pitch­ Allen. "Tho wholo problem of Amer­ icanization and training for citizen- er Pnul Wnchtel back to tho Muskegon ship, as tt must he met In the ele­ club of tho Central league. He Is a mentary public schools, Is fundamen­ young' right-hander who was pur­ tal, yet from all over tho country we chased on option nnd was used In sev­ hear of the failure of young men and eral games at the dose of the sea­ women to register. In tho training son. Manager Robinson concluded he schools. We aro npproachlng a cri­ needed more experience before he could bo classed as mnjor league ma­ sis." From lown comes the report Hint terial. ICO schools have no teachers nt nil. New Home for Bertlnl. In Philadelphia as mn'ny substitutes The former Alltyi farm ntnlllon, Bcr* ore needed In n month this winter ns nrc ordinarily employed In the full tint, 2:22tf. by'Bingen, TXKJtf. and school year. Men hnvo gono to the the sire of Ben .White’s good trotter war, nnd tvomnu teachers' are resign­ Bacelll. 2:00^4, has found n new homo, ing constantly. Cincinnati reports the T. F. Shaughnessy of Albnny having given him nnd $2,000 to De Witt Bros, fenr of n teacher famine. P. ,P. ClnxtonT United States com- of Igiconu for tho pacing stallion 'n mtssloncr of education.'reports: "The Prlncelyne, 2:11*4, by Prince McKlnshortage fa constantly’ IncrensTng’ nmr Hey; ‘ItMB~unflerstood'tlmf PrUitelyflO largo In somo see* will bo raced next season by his now Is embarrnsslniclv Ii owner. lions." Cl A E K O L U X —« o ul;ip VENTILATING PORCH SHADES* SANFORD FURNITUftKCO. Highest Prices Paid F o r all kinds of .. Fertilizer and Feed Dags A SPECIALTY Sanford Junk and Bag Company Opposite Star Theatre._____ P. O. B x l l 9 2 Sirt-fortl. i'a. A TOAST TO THE FLAG By JOHN JAY DALY, of the VlQllantes. Here’s to the Red of It,— There's not n thread of It, No. hor n shred of It in nil the spread of It From foot to head. But heroes bled for It, Faced steel nml lend for IL Precious blood shed for It, Bathing It Red. Lewiic Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T. O. Gillln, Willie O. Goolsby, Harrold Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert Merriwether, Robert Routh, Staf­ ford LeFils, Grover LeFils, Paul Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank campbell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ burn, Oacur DuUoxc, Edwin L. Hinkle. Sam J. Pickens, Harry If. Ncwinan, Bryan Walker, .Andrew J. King, Charles Priestcr, Robt. O. Weeks, Waifred Pierson, Vander Perritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ chell, Drawdy Mutthers, Lewis Col­ lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch, James H. l.ee, J. C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy Muson, Dr. T. A. Neal George Hyman John E Hawkins Fred Ballurd Cal Robert Willie Joe Zapf Ralph Geiger ’ Hsrry GcigCr Fred Ballard Robert Hill Eddie Potter Raymond McDonald Carl McDonald Clarence Temple Joe Guerry, William Shepnrd Carl Takach Victor M. Greene First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. Clarence Mahoney, limner Wynne, Walter Mason, John Retold, Paul Pesoid, Edmond Stowe, Frank Lossing, Arthur Lonsing. Berkeley Blackman 'Worfhington Blackman Wallace Crosby . Henry Lee Alvin Kendall Brittain Johnson Joseph Wynn Chas. S. Lee, nrmy. Tutu Cjiapman Robert A. Cobb. J. J. Driggers A. I. Ross. /Fotn Meridith. • . William Cmilhourn Fred Wight Reginald Holly Vlnil l.ce Smith Carl Mnlam Hume Humph, Dccreattd Enrollment In Normal Schools and Resignation* May Bring Crisis. PRICES Don’t Let Youf Stock Suffer . - USE Here’s to the White of It,—, Thrilled by the sight of It, Who knows the right of It But feels the might of It Through day and nlgtrt? Womanhood's care of It Made manhood dare for It, I'lirity's prayer for it Keeps It so White. Cow Ease to Keep Off Flies Fernald Hardware Company litre's lo the Blue of It.— Beauteous view of It, lleavcnll hue of It, Htur-Rjmfigled (Jew of 1^ Constant nml true. Btntes stand supreme for It, Diadems clean) for It, Liberty's beam for It Brightens the Blue. Miss Frances Ilnwthorne' Brady, daughter of Thomns Grayson Brady of Washington. l>. C.. Is the first nnd only woman on the staff of the director gen­ eral of railroads, William G. McAdoo, Miss Brady's capabilities make her a most hnndy person In nny organiza­ tion where directing ability nnd crea­ tive Idens nra- needed. Miss Brady wns selected because of the ability and efflcleney sho-hns shown In Liberty lonn work In the treasury*; She Is tho second appointee of Mr. McAdoo as director general of railroads. Since leaving a finishing Hchool In Washington' Ills* Brady 'hns been prominent In all the affairs of the younger aet, hut when the war started she felt tho call for patriotic duty nnd offered her'services to the government. MAKES SWEATERS FROM RAISING SHEEP ON UP Seattle, Wash.—Six heavy sweaters which recently were given to tile HedneWool ley branch o f -the Red Cross were made nt homo In the old-fash­ ioned way. Mrs. 8. D. Itenson raised the sheep from which the wool wns taken on her farm nt Siskiyou. While experimenting with bark preparations Mrs. Benson dis­ covered-n way to dye the yarn In the regulation shades of gray nml khaki, and finally knit tho sweaters herself. Conductorsttes Caps bis.. New York.—Three hundred wompn conductors on New York street cars are making good. President Theodor* P. Bhnnts o f the Interborough Rail­ road company, has announced that the ronductorcttcs are aa efficient as men, equally honest and more polite. Shad* Tress aa Fusl. Prophetatown. 111.—Shade trees here next summer will be a scarcity. Hun­ dreds bf them have been cut down to relieve a fuel famine. Hi* town for a time waa without firewood or coal. Santord Vulcanizing Works * E. W. DICKSON 314 \V. 1st ST. SAN FO RD , FLA. ncre'a to tho Wholo of IL— ' Stars, stripes and pole of IL Body nnd soul of It; On to the goal of It. Carry It through. Home or abroad for IL Unshenlb the sword for It, Fight In accord for It, ItED. WHITE AND BLUB I Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires STARTING BATTERIES ALL WORK GUARANTEED X IIIIIIIIIIIIK IIIII!IIIH IK IIIU |IIIIIIK X IIIH IIIIIIIK IIIIIU IIIIIK IIIIIIIIIII| Elder Springs Water j Tl Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily Elder Springs. Water Has a Guaranteed Purity g ABOVE AGE LIMIT YET ENLISTS AS U. S. GUARD Springfield. III.—Presenting a flirted honorable discharge from the nrmy written on sheepskin nnd dated 185(1, John B. Landis, aged fifty-eight, had enlisted here lu tho United States guards. He Is a veteran of Custer's fumed Indian command. Although be Is eighteen years beyond the ngo limit, recruiting officers accepted him because of Ids splendid physical fitness. Lnmlts hns oue son In tho avlntton section In France. REPAIR FREE AIR SERVICE Wealthy Youths In Exclusive Chicago Suburb Learning Useful Art * • of Cobbler. Chicago.—Making ' nnd mending shoes Is the latest Job. of scions of wcnlthy fnmltles of Wlnnctkn, an ex­ clusive North shore suburb. Instead of piloting high-powered racers or tinkering with expensive motorboats, more tlinn n score of wcnlthy youths are learning the useful art of tho cob­ bler. 11. A. DoWIndt Is "bncklng" the en­ terprise by furnishing fumls for tho renting of a shop und the purchase of Initial supplies. 1’cter Scliram, 'an aged cobbler, 1* acting us Instructor. Proceeds of tho shop are to bo given to tin* Itcd Cross nml other war charities. PHONE 07 AUTO TIRES * AND TUBES REPAIRED ____ t SCIONS OF RICH MEND SHOES ______________ ___ • - of 99.98 Per Cent. . I T . O . Charles Distributor M . PHONE 338 | xiiiiiiiiiiiiximiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiii'iiiM Cypress Lumber -O Th* Latest Egg Story. Springfield, III.—An egg measuring' three and dn*4inlf Inches In length sod seven Inches In circumference Ims been ! laid by, a hen here befongtag to w. W. i Wilson. On breaking the shell Wilson) found another egg Inside with a per-i feet y.olk and white. I 3 For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Santord, Fla* �K SANFOB PAGfc THRBS A U . RESPECT POWER OF MACE Emblem of Authority Raised In House of Representatives Has a Mar- . veloutly Quieting Effect Seattle Woman Tells of Plight of Americans in Russian City. One o f tho Ambulances Giron to tho U nit - And oil this discovery leads to a certain shyness-something which Is new to Ynhkco temperamerit. My two friends o f the heavy baggage seemed to regird me ns an expert In this war game, and an expert who had to bo trentod with respect. Consciously or unconsciously, they gnTo me an as­ cendance over them. I wns the warrlor, they tho tyros coming on to tho Held of experience. One day, In a chaffing remark, I compared their lord­ ly trunks nnd my little bundle of be­ longings, and thereafter the trunks seemed to cnll for'eonstant apologies. I couldn't help watching their progress; ns ope watches a schoolboy growing up nml treating them as juniors, whose only misfortune wns they hnd been Into In coming Into tho Held" • Describes Terrible Experience# During Fight Between the Bolshevlkl and Cadets—In Very Center of the Battle. Senttlo, Wash,—How Atnorlcans hud­ dled for eight days In’ the basement of a hotel In Moscow, Russia, whllo tho battle between the bolshevlkl and endots’ loyal to tho government raged Eagerness of the Americans to over their heads. Is told In a vividly ♦Get to the Front Is Interesting tetter received here by relatives of Mrs. Helen Meserve. for­ Always Noted. „ merly of this city, who has spent tho last three nnd one-half years with her husband In Itusslu. Harry Meserve, her • husband, It representative of tho Nntlonal City hank of New York in I'etrogrnd .and Moscow. 0tt "on the Job" at Once and Dle."Living like rats nml running from pliy a Desire to Learn and to . place to place to nvold the bullets of Be Where the Sheila Are the-umclilno guns nnd tho shells of Whizzing. tho larger guns," Sirs. Meserve says, "wns mi experience she Indies never London.—Many Hffcrestlng ratorIcs Massacred in North 3ea Battle to undergo ngnln.". pjnje from France about tho keenness The Ural part of her Idler Is tinted by the Germans. of ml ml unrl tho eager spirit of tho November II, 1017, nt MoScow. It American officers arriving at the front. snys: officers get "on tho Job" nt.onco "Yesterday wo were nblo to leave Norwegian Papers Tell of -Attacks en tfi<] dMny " deslro to learn and to bo the hotel In Moscow nnd nro now nt Lifeboats and Firing on ebrrr the shells aro whizzing and tho (he French military headquarters. White Flags. jjans nre to bo seen. For eight days we were under bom[ Thi- Drat temlcncy of JhmJlrltlalictit Imhhnrnr'TmrtTnr" three flours Ilii-' London.—-An nppnlllng story of cold­ guns of tin- uiiiirchlsls were turned ti4o be somewhat envious of the elab­ orate paraphernalia and equipment of blooded massacres by Germans of flic directly on the Hotel National, where the Americans, but the disposition* of crews nf Rrltlsh North sen convoys tn great damage was done. All the the Inner to slinre everything he has n recent hnttlc Is told by (he Norwe­ windows were broken ami the walls torn by ilvy big shells. vpli Ms colleagues, bo they French or gian papers. Tin* Tldenstegn sold tho German British, at once puts him on a most Like Rats In Cellar. cruisers, were observed nt nix o'clock “The last few days wo lived like friendly basis. \ Itrtil-h officer, writing In tho In the morning nnd were thought to he rats In iIn- eellnr. running from place Daily News, tells of the nrrlvnl of llrlttxh vessels, but nt seven o'clock, to plncu to safe shelter. During n|l pro -of these American offleent nt when there wns more light, they sud­ the bombardment we did not lake our tbs front. After describing jin old denly began shooting nml the convoy clothes oft nml sat up two nights." Four lla)s later flits letter was con­ French rlmtentt. "full of gusts of wind, wns terrified to see the Rrltlsh de­ of rhoits and Inbyrtnthlne passages," stroyer nt the stein of the convoy be­ tinued lit the Hotel d'Kurope In I'cIt rays that these two Americans gin to sink, although It fought to the Irograd. The Idler continues: "Wo arrived lu-re yesterday In a Itrrcl Into the place' with trunks and end. Tho flermnn cruisers, nftcr signaling Red Cross Irain and are leaving for b n nml quickly made themselves nt tho vessels to stop, ftdvnnccd on each home Just iis soon ns we |msslhly tome. c_. sldo of the convoy, which they swept call get nul. I will try nnd tell n lit­ Mike Themielvee at Home at Once. with all their guns nt n range of less tle more about our experiences In lb- ilesi-rtties their entrance thus* Moscow. "Ami Just then tho door creaked than two hundred yards. The German destroyers enmo up nnd “ The Hiring begun at*-t err o'clock nt open, and two pleasant" faced young cm la khnkl, and wearing wlde- helped to spread denth nnd. destruc­ night. At first only n few shots were Kikc lints with gold and black gprd tion on the defenseless ships, shrlls tired. There was positively no warn­ wo knew the gov­ hrtnrd nroiiml them, put their ‘heads falling thick nnd fnst. The Gcrmnns ing nny kind, la, looked round, bade me’ n pleasant were not content to sink tho ships, but ernment had been tnkeu -over by the pol evening, looked at the pile of shelled the lifeboats, nnd every living bolshevlkl (this party Is composed of boies, said they supposed this was thing coming their wny wns merci­ anarchists nnd socialists, tho former Tho Burvlvors In great majority). there they were coming In, and ex­ lessly Blnughtcred. “ Our rooms were on the corner of pected. and were quite prepared to put owed their lives to the high sen which sp,with hardships, nnd rapidly took wns running, ranking the boats a diffi­ the liotel and our .windows were rid­ cult mark. dled with bullets while we were dress­ po»»e««lon. In the midst of the massacre on- ing early In the morning preparatory "This, then, wns the Amcricnn nrmy wrm- i-« -tny. Tliese young gentlemen other Rrltlsh destroyer entne up nnd to louv log. h»i) trru-'b-d from the other side of Immediately nttneked, but wns soon j “ We were In the very center of the the Atlantic to help out the nllles, nnd sunk In the unequal struggle. The Ger­ hrilllendil The tight wns between with iIn tn tmd come their belongings man llotlltn then cruised backward nnd llie hoMievIkl nml the cadets, the lat­ parked in trunks. Thinking, of course, forward along the sinking simmers, ter standing by Hie government nnd pouring n fresh nnd tcrrlhlo rain of the former trying to overthrew It. of the limited number o f ’beds, I said: shells nt n rnngo of 100 ynrds. There wns very little to eat In the How many are there o f you?' 'I guess One shell went thrnngh the Swedish hotel, nnd again the Rial Cross men them nr- only two coming In here.' <nc replied. That seemed good enough, ; ship Wlmdnr, exploding In the life­ m ine'to •mi* rescue and we did our I raid to myself: ‘This nrmy lias boat on Ilie other side nnd killing all own rooking. ••On .Sunday the endds took imsses. rat «<'iin- irnimportation. If n couple Its occupant it, fourteen men am) three *lou of (lie hotel. On Monday tin' el llciiirnnnts carry this lot. whnl women. The other llfebont rowed hark tn bolshevlkl began to lire on It with eum mi jinny carry?' rescue Hie rnpluln nnd two wnltresses rlih-s only. • Nearly nil the windows "I don’t regret their coming. They from the wreck. A shell struck the wen- broken and we llvt-d In the halls. srr.- tip .■ Amerlrhns. They unked a taint nnd killed Ovo of Hie occupants, On Tuesday the big guns were turned let of qui'Hiionn, and In doing s o , only the mnto escaping by swimming. InimeiJIalitFoii us and the two upper tklnned.mo ()f my knowledge" of the j The Wlrndnr wns u mass of llnmes stories destroyed. The tdg gun tiring vcti ni front. And from those trunks nnd the two girts Jumped Into the sen. ronllnueil for three long nni^ljorr.'hle G>*f pr-dnecd pieces of equipment [ Tho captain wns saved liy clinging to which made me envious—nutonintic ! wreckage. As tho two young women hours. Cadcta Driven Out revolvers, marked with n large U. H. j were sinking nn English ship hoisted “The entire hotel liecnmo so tilled nnd ammunition; glasses, boots. 1 the white ling. , with smoke and gas It wns difficult to barings, mats, hats, mess dins; water i The answer of tho Gormans wns n hrentlie, nml wo m ill! scarcely see bfiitb's. npnre tunics, flash lumps— j shot which killed both girls. Twefvo tell feel nwny. everything. In fact, which makes onrj men of nnothcr ship had, Just got Into •The lirlng from the nnnrctilsts own officers when on the move look tho lifeboat when a Hhcll killed them drove Hu* cadets from our liotel, nnd .Uke Christinas trees. These young ofon Tuesday night the nnnrctilsts took fens were even more the complete all. possession. officer than we profess tc he; hut nil •The buttle continued for four days SOME CAMOUFLAGE llnlr decorative effects were stowed more, the bolshevlkl tiring from our *nd locked nwny in trunks. And, look -. hotel nnd the caileIs Jlrlug buck. On *nc nt the proposition fnlrly nnd | Wednesday the Bring was so heavy vqunn ly i ticgan to like those trunks, j Hint the halls were not even safe, ami Democratic Discipline. we went to the cellar, where we stayed "\y«> Miil.il down to work together.! n couple or days and nights. Th'-ra American officers nre of the “ It was not only tho tiring—Hint •tamp of the Cnnndlnn nntl Australian ! was expected—hUI the bolshevlkl hnd onin r—keen, alert, Rood shots, nnd ondemanded the keys to tlio wlno cellar, oovi'*! with what they themselves cnll which Imd been refused. No one knew uctnflcrntle discipline.' One snw this wln-41 they might, use force and get ^helpline at work. 'You fellows them. You cannot Imnglno wtint nwjf’V '" '1 K"t much of n place to shako, fill looking people these men nre. A j“ nn In.* one of their servants told large part seemed to he deserters from lb,- morning nftrr ho had dumped Hie nrmy. nml they looked ns If there * iim»i, r's kit In my room, nnd was nothing they would atop nt. . ni think 1 felt nny resentment "Finally the Bring seemed to dimin­ Wnr mil,-,! follow ish. nnd. on Saturday we lennieil tho reiicls hud bpen defeated," These officers hnd that Inevitable , S ! Dn* L* ,'" nr ,l,° nnd ace th e : CigtJW t* de of {fnrfnre which one flncls. In PAYS 6 CENTS TO COLLECT 5 ^ rtrplvcd British officers. And ’n fre I, i|,o Fnnic kind of epeculntlng T a * Collecting Not A lw a ya Profitable ■ -h ........ n* to whnt Is going to Job. According to County l< Ml-a « I.,,, it W||| happen, nnd the Treaxurer. hake themselves at home KILL MEN AND WOMEN ' „r „n Vnrly -hiiuhty.' , J * « 5 ! 5 2 2 * bat u" r The American bouso of represent­ atives la modeled closely, pftcr the Dean Briggs of Harvard Explains housq of commons, and‘at the time of Its organisation the mnea was also New Plan Evolved at 1 adopted Its symbol of nuthority. Tho drat one to bo used was destroyed Yale Conference. when the Oritlth burned the cnpltol ‘ building at Washington In lS u , and from that time down to 1842 a mode! BIG GALA DAYS ABANDONED of the original, mado of painted wood, was used. In tho latter year tho pres­ Bamts Being Arranged to 8atlify ent mace was made and put Into use. aolfsr Told tfis Truth. It Is composed o f a bundle o f ebony Nipper Campbell, the eminent Scotch Healthful Love of Bport Rather rods, three feet long, bound together pro^was playing a hard match In tbo Than for Purely 8peetacular by silver bands, after tho-manner o f recent wnr relief tournament or Financial Ends. the fasces. From the center o f one end ’ On n certain tee tho Nipper hooked I — protrudes a slender silver stem, repre­ Into a deep trap; :- r “Oh, Tm sorry," remarked his oppo­ An explanation of the new stand on sentative of the nx of tho ancient models. On lids Is mounted n solid sil­ nent sport taken by Harvard, Yale and "You're a liar," said tho Nipper, “and Princeton ns the result of tho confer­ v e r ‘ globe, live Inches In diameter, whllo. crowning the trip of,this globe I won't be sorry U you go there your­ ence among Dean Lc Baron Briggs, . . . Professor Corwin nnd Dean McCIcn- stands n silver eagle with outstretch­ self." ed wings. nnnnhnn, U made by Dean Briggs In a statement In the Yale News. He de­ clares that sport nt tho three Colleges will bof continued on an Informal basis, a with the exception o f schedules. He adds that the term “Informal" has been misinterpreted. The donn'a statement follows; “There was a general agreement In our conference ns to the vylodom of our procedure with regard to athletics last fall, for wo wore all glad that tho footbnll Interests were put nMdo nnd that tho big games were omitted. If for­ mal collegiate sports are resumed'they will he held on as Incxpcnslvo a basis ns possible. They will not bo scheduled for big gain days and will not tic ns publicly advertised ns before, games be­ ing arranged with n view to satisfying a healthful love of sport rather than for purely spectacular or financial ends. . Live s t o c k _ i S - j a i s e d _ c n _ t h a Uphold'Military Interests.* farms and ranches of the W est. ‘The military organ Irat Ions of tho ecpnrnto colleges nnd universities nre Meat is eaten in the large cities now on n firm bnsls. By re-cstnbll»h* Ing frtrmnl nthlrtlcs 1 think thnt we of the East, and by our boys in enn relieve the tinnnturnl strain on tho France — thousands of miles men nnd generally tone up the college spirit ft 1«, however, most Importnnt away. to keep the athletic Interests Interfer­ ing with-tho military duties or Intet^ The day of transporting live e.itfl, nnd wo must further seo to It that the public does not misinterpret our animals from ranch to seaboard action nnd ronllntm to regard the and overseas has passed. There games as the big events of tho college yenr. was too m uch waste. The m od­ 'Tho newspapers hnvo derided the ern packer locates his large and term Informal1entirely too much, hnvIng quite missed Its xlgnlllennco. By re­ specialized plants in the produc­ establishing formal nthletlcs wo do not ing regions. He ships the dressed in any wny mean ta feature athletic contests, nor do we propose to make beef in. refrigerator cars, and nthletlcs tiny less Informal ns regards their rein Ron to military work. They holds it in his own refrigerated will tie more format merely In the mat­ branch warehouses until deliv­ ter of the resumption of modified schedules with our old competitors. ered to the retailer. For ship­ T-ho change, I nnt sure, will show- good ment to foreign ports, he results both In the military nnd ath­ letic Interests. transfers the meat to refrigerated Players In Military Units. ships. “The decision whether men not In the mllltnry organizations of their uni­ By means o f his nation-wide organ­ versities shnll or shall not tie nlde to pltty on the nthletlc tennis of Hu* com­ ization the m odem packer maintains a ing season was left entirely to the nilcontinuous flow o f meats to all parts thurt lies at each college, but I see no | o f the country, so that each retailer reason why the nhlchodlod man whom gets just the quantity and quality o f wo plrk to represent us In vigorous outdoor life should not ho In the exist­ meat his trade demands, and at the ing military units. In fact, I think It time he wonts it. Is unfair to Yale to nllovv her oppo­ nents tn use men not In the mllltnry or­ Swift & Company recently shipped ganization*. nnd consequently vve dirt not nllovv one member of the .freshman 1,000 carloads o f meat products In one porkey lonm to play against Ynle In week to our Armies and to the Allies. Saturday's game, unr will vve allow Hiieh men to play on future Harvard Bridging the gap from ranch to con­ ten ins.” Bridging the Gap From Steer to Steak Wlclritn, Knn,—Collecting tnxes Is not always n prefllnblo Job, according In County Trcnstircr W, IL llewey. The other day a man living out of town wrote to the county treasurer, inking the amount of-his taxes nn a smnll lot In the outskirts of the town. They were five cento, »o he wno In­ formed by letter, costing tho county treasurer n three-cent stamp. ’ In n fow days a letter waa received with the five cento. He bad to have a recejpf returned lo-Hiv. rotting-'an­ other three cento. ' sumer can be done successfully—and at low unit costs and profits—only by large business organizations. ROGER HORNSBY IS IN CLASS 3 DRAFT Swift & Company’s profit on meat, alwnys so small as to have practically no effect oil prices, is now limited by the Government to about 2 cents.on each dollar o f sales;— ’ Y ear Boole o f interesting ‘ nnd l .t tructive facts sent on request. Address Swift & Company Union Stock Yards,Chicago,Illinois Swift & Company,U.S. A. *-------------- — " - " T ------------------' .............'v* j»~‘-•••■" ^ — r .'uf; AJpy/tv •- nut ' v,,,'"tl,lng more. These Amer- Th' Snrg can ho nil peevish," **nve definite vlcwa on the Or th* Cap kick up n row, ‘ " ,lf them told me that he jllut we forget them troubles B 2 T > *o An<l the IJrlttsh nnd Svhen the bugle blows for chow. ^ > arvnl*. somewhat ragged nnd F l ? " th*tr «ong struggle. What tVe got tho greatest cookco TbetHHa0' wn" ‘th0 reverse, In all th' camps I’ll vow,, vra* L". '." ™ 7 ,nnt,o hl® blink; Y’oughta see tho Vnfr that dlmHir h K,1,y Polished and extraor- Ho can Camouflage lb' chow. i / W w • "1!clt* “ tort and full o f . .t a * taorsu , . 1 B \ exP«ted to find low Tho' beans Is beans most nny where, I. mom, ...T v *TC,ca 10 nna 10W i hJth „ ln*,e"d of which b « flnda It You'd never know 'em m>w. '! I hid r* ' r! ° n&1,3r 1 these officers . HI tell th' world that prunes taste fln« " When th* b o ji line up for chow. Till*' la tho emblem o f the'hous* and whenever that body becomes unroly, an often happens, and the speaker la unable to restore order, the serjccant-at-ann* Is summoned and, lift­ ing tho mace .from Ita place on the pedestal, raises It aloft and carries It op and down the aisles. Order la Instantly s t o r e d ; every member sinks Into .hts sent and absolute sllencorelgns. . Such Is the power of the mace. Every member must respect Its author­ ity, and should any fall to do so, he la liable to a heavy One or even ex­ pulsion. . Roger Hornsby, shortstop o f the 8t. Louis Cardinals, has been put In Class 8 by his draft board at Fort' Worth, Tex. Hornsby wns given deferred clas­ sification becnuBo of n dependent mother, Tho placing o f Hornsby In Class 3 will enable him to ploy hall this sum­ mer. Spencer Now Coaching. Ed 8 pen cor, Detroit catcher, la coaching tho'Santa Clara University baseball team; .. ^ jr#%f % , W h ite Liquid . - KEEP. 3 ^ YOUR \ SHOES NEAT W h ite Cake l “ White Shoe Dressing /orMens.Womens cind Childrens Shoes I 1 l-VIltl I IlSfoR vtlliS* IIMIIIU HIM VIO V I ’ '’ f f l �THE SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD B. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager 'PvMbfetd E m *T Tussdsysnd Friday THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY D*0*«r»d (a CJl, b, Catrltr (Z.*0 Prr T*ar la _ AdTUKi •» *•< r«f AUnlb r i m w b la A « » bc* Msat Ba Mad* *1 Offlro and’ we' feel that every man who urges or organises a strike should be sen t-to the front at once a t ‘ some kind of Job. Every man who lays down his tools and quits at.the pres­ ent crisis of our - country-end the world should be.treated as an alien enemy. *. If there are complaints, let there be conferences,or adjustments bj' arbitration, but this country is at war and those men who threaten and quit work vitally necessary are sim­ ply helping the enemy. They are pro-German. The-millions of boys enlisted are on. small pay, the farmers, business men, shop girls, teachers, ministers are paying the bills and not striking —except at the enemy. It is time that striking wns put out of business. We are at war. J- 'V v V J V / aJm w b a r ite “ I pledge allegiance to my flag and the Re­ public for which It stands; one nation in­ divisible, with Liberty and justice to all,'’ Our distinguished cousin Dr. Lin­ coln Ilulley, president of Stetson -Unfrerstty- wnrTlPCied r'.ai" renatm to represent Volusia county last Tuesday Good man in a good p la c e . The eclipse begins on the roast of Washington ul 2:55 p. in., Puri lie .time. At Orlando1, central standard time the eclipse begins nt 4:43 p. in. Totality begins at 5:11 nnd 20 secund ends at 5:42 and eleven seconds. The eclipse ends nl sunset. Good old Chris. C'odrington of the DcLand Newa who was removed by Governor Cults bfroin the position of county commissioner of Volusia was elected to that position by u It will be seen by this that total­ large vote Tuesday. Now we will ity in Florida lasts only threeado If ('alts removes him again. quarters of a minute, i he width of the shadow path at Orlando will be Thero is a decidedly marked re- forty miles, or about twenty miles Hcmhl&nec between the people who northeast ami southwest on either do not want their sons to go to war side of the city. and .the people who give lull little to The cause of the cr^pae is the the Red Cross, the Y. M. C. A. and coming of the moon between the other war work. You know them earth nnd the sun. Seen from the when you see them and if you stop earth, sun ami m oon, appear the to investigate them you will find this same size nearly*, no that the moon name feeling in the breasts of the slackers and they rornc by it from 1 iherltance in wnr .and peace. of scene conversation with different people, theme things serve to keep us front becoming narrow and also from wearing out the machinery of the brain and body by too much tension, on certain harts. The Reporter-Star says: “ The community visits would con­ sist of merchants, professional men and privato citizens, each Thursday starting from 'the Board of Trade at a given time ip autos, to.visit some farm* or farms in certain sections of the county. The farmers who were to be visited' would be notified the week before, naturally he would take a prldo In having his farm spick 'and span for the Inspection (first good re­ sult). . The merchant ' would be producer, the producer with the merchant, a better understanding would ensue. The citizens of Orlan­ do could sec what their county is capable of produc!ngt which woutd enable them to speak with more in­ telligence of the assets of this section to the stranger. The farmer when he knew these visits would be mado a( regular Intervals to his farm would have a greater Incentive to produce better crops. We would all know each other (so to speak*. The ties of cooperation would he broad­ ened betweeq city and town folks, nnd as the prosperity of the one Is largely dependent upon that of the other, no opportunity should he lost to strengthen this ^spirit." Practically anything that would be good fob one Florida county would be good for another nnd nil over the state, where the Thursday half holiday is observed it would he well if the time wero used in getting acquainted. There are lens of thou­ sands of automobiles in Florida, and the roads arc improving steadily. Naturally tho^popular- resorts-getm great many of the people on Thurs­ day afternoons; that is all right, hut there are other jieopie who may not wish to take that regular trip, nnd don’ t really know just what to do. Thursday afternoon, froml 1 o’ clock until dark, is a long uftemoon this summer, and while, in the majority of fnstnnces it may bo too worm for garden work, it will scarcely he tqo uncomfortable for a trip to tflo country. As the newspapi r quoted THE FAIRER SEX ■ We solicit the bank accounts o f women, assuring them aid and courtesy in your transactions with us. W e 'will be p to furnish financial information and advice, if so desired. V o f Seminole County we invite you to pur bank. CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND JAnrU lU /, rLim iU A TW-IWA.I p L WOODRUFF Vks-PrsihUnt O. L. TAYLOR CasMar R. R. DEAS Alt’l Crihirt THE B A N K TH AT INSURES YOU R DEPOSITS will come perchance into every homo before there will c?mc with It the’ glory of realisation that we hnvo fought n good light and wan eterml Jlfo for liberty and civilization. to send their names to -Mrs. R. A. Tcrhcun, secretary of Seminole Coun ty Chapter A. R. C. Send also the name and address of the family to a d — father, mother, brother or sister. Compliance with this request will facilitate the service of the Ci­ vilian Relief and Home Service com­ mittees, two important committers of the Red Cross for the benrllt of Soldiers, Sailors and others in the service: Mrs. It. A. Tcrhcun, Secy., 20G Elm Ave. Phone 203-J. mrougnoui m o entire year—or until December 1st. In this way It U pcctcd that Seminole will far excrej her quota and those In charge Now bur supreme, u ik is to fight :nd keep on Hgli'inn until the murticrous Potsdam gnng have learned the full power of the righteous wrath A. Dorner, a prominent reddfnt of outraged civilization. of Celery avenue and nne of tt, We r.ccd to be awakened to this largest, growers of the Sanford di*. and to realize that the army wiiish l r i « died at St. Luke’s. Hospital is we muat send to* France must num­ Jacksonville lact Saturday after js ber many millions in training lure illness of several months. Deemed to fill in the gaps. We should push lintl been suffering with'a cnncoroui eiv.'.-.ld wish ull possible speed until growth on hi* neck fur some time wo have 5,003,000 so Idiots oil the Plans for National War Savings nnd was taken to St..Luke's.as aJw ____________ Week r :. — battlefields o f France and L.CQfl.rOfi resort tffid here nil that skilled »urfmire’ m. our cantonnv_n 3 order v? ;• The county chairman of War gcons nnd nurses could do v.a, orous training that ;h cj may b Savings Committee,* Sc hello Mnines, eomplished to stny the ravages c| ready to take thu pities rf tit :» and Mrs. K. M. Galloway, director this disease hut all in vale and death who have gone osi ahead i t •:.•• ,r. :i of Woman’ s Work in the War Snv- ^eaine ns a relief., struggle, mi tlul at no time m.-il .,ur ings Campaign have joined .forces A. Corner wan horn in Hilda pen, a European army have ksa 5.0CC- and expect thereby to obtain Hungary, nnd nt the age of IG yMJ greater good from the two organiza­ 0)0 fighting men. -vcaine to America with hi, parents, • This must he the- Am* ic^u sf iri*. tions through the intensive drive on settling in New York city where hr The man or the woman who dots not War Savings Stamps, which begins real! o this situation, nnd is r.ot will­ •June 2'lth and ends with National ing n make this supreme vacrifire War Savings Day June 28th Already some twelve teams have has ... t os yet realized tiro.task that is i !i uil of u.«, nor the responsibility been appointed and two captains, a man nnd a woman elected for each which has been placed upon us. 1 1 1 us stir into a living, burning [/enm, nnd these captains have been tl'i e all our energies to scorch nnd called to meet In the commissioners h lv l the murderers, outrugors nnd rooms nt the Court house Monday lu. tei* who have blackened the night, 8 o'clock to get instructions name •f German., rs r.o ot’uT coun­ and literature in order that they may lie .preparing themselves and try in human history. Let us build a fighting machine lieutenants for the work before the first t$n acres, doing much of th surparring German’s to the extent them. hard work hitnsclf nnd the form*! Seminole county is somehwai be­ .hi*. #he*vtn rurpawc* lull: that lib dancing teacher developed into i erty aurpessus slavery: that Amerl- hind in her allotment of War Sav­ farmer after the Florida sunshie* ings Stamps nnd State Director had restored his health. He made i Griggs has Bent the call for’ Semsuccess.from the stnrt and Inter oi Inolo to keep pace with what she Ims sent for Lis sweetheart and rnarrid done nnd can yet d o —Seminole will her here, iwttling down on the faro answer in the affirmative. where they have resided ever sinrt. Mrs. Galloway nnd Mr. Mnines From a s |jki1I beginning Mr l>..n,r have been working on the National became*<me of the largest grower, ia plan and ttu*y have now ailaprftl the this section and recently both one *( plan to use in this county nnd will the most beautiful homes on thil he ready to explain the workings of famous, avenue. He wns public and the intentions of the various, spirtitcdnnd wished to help Hi methods of toany work ouhmittcd for use by the National Chairman, Mr. Vanderlip. . .1 -M ILLIO N I E L I ED T.’ C Manufacture.'!) .Record in the Without going into the merits or .tdl'i*1log sfdciuHd editorial room s a demerits of the cap ^The Herald iKtc if warning that should )a\t* n would like to caution'' the otllrern to ‘ (1, nry to -ir. use li e Amer'can upon the free ure of their clubs or j etit 1• • a i I ree.li.'aiir.n i f the o t icr weapons unless their lives are l ord I'. ii renters ll.r rnl.on: in danger. There is considerable To be winning of the war fir the discussion pro and con on this I rati n of our country from dammatter and n word to the wise should iHtton tinder German domination bo sufficient. There are limes when ad ! far ..'.c raving of civilisation anil an officer may have, to use his club Chii9itar.lt>' from d ir‘.ruction by and there may he times when he is utacis Ic bsiholism , this country h; s called upon to shoot hut he should corona. First, magnitude stars he­ ■ m m i'.cd t i n ! f to ihr in mist use judgment in the matter and ro me visible.’ ’ • .. <■'. i !" i ■ p-uwtr in men lU’ d a /oid criticism. No ,i■rum of )> »i*c should *. v« r L’* No one who possibly can view thr rr fluid) rid until the nin irr. i t t!,i Congressman .Sears was it-lurned wunder should fail to do so. The |cllii's l u ," march'd mbit ,* Tuesday by a handsome majority last solar eclipse visible in (he United . . . *.• ; .tenr’ii t:sk which iliroitgh itvrtnnny an.! A /J iii., and anil yet he shoulil hear in mind that States » t.. in 1900, and there will i v.e h o ., u: dciuikcr. It |p*z not ^hot or hung every mr.le «f the Honot be another* until 1923. je t cntc.cd d.cp down into the sruls li*!ir.ol|prn nnd Hatshirg iiynns’ iec The time required for the shadow tions thnt conflirt with the I’ ri*si- to sweep across the United States is of all ;v...e Uu.’T how p u l is to he and their milhnry leadcs. Urlera the sucillice at h c n c 'a i.d aLrvad this be done wc would place, a pre­ dent. He lus n perfoct right to his forty minutes; (iwn ujilnion but in thrsc troublous It Is an opportunity for parent* to which we rniiht make. Ac yet we mium upoq crime and outrage all Ulmca he ran well afford to follow interest their children In the wonders have made no sactitlci v.y n h y to he civilization. Ilia lender and make no mistakes. of astronomy, nnd.for ull to stand In culled by il dt name. As mcnsnml by the armies of EuT h e people will condone his fault admiration nnd reverence in the lhi» time hut they will tilso watch presence of nature's greatest vv'on.hiI canwr—<diMn4y-iii-the-futunmrmh drrt*; TYrrinm oTbui think, too,1of ho ahoujd lliank his lucky stnrs the marvelous powers of the mind of which he has upon having no many stuunch friends man by the .exercise figured out with exactness the time, in his * district who nrj* inclined to Kive him another chance. There is place, cause, of this as of other (Continued frorq Page 1) not n congressman or senator in heavenly phenomena, to the very office that is bigger than our Presi­ second. regarded as entirely possible that in­ dent mul they should remember creased enemy activity in front of THURSDAY HALF HOLIDAYS sac: i fire the American sector northwest of Under the cnptidn What Are You Tout may indicate an impending Doing With Your Half Holidays? P A T R IO T IS M , WAGES AND blow there. • , the Orlando Reporter-Star diseusRcn STRIK ERS Thin conclusion is based on tbo Our government hns just addtd the .subject entertainingly nnd udopinion strongly held by some of­ $300,000,000 to the payroll of rail­ vises tho merchants, professional ficers thnt the so-called third drive, road employees, We all are heartily men and -citizens generally of Or­ the extension of the original offen­ glad that the men can' get the In- lando to use tho time thnt has here­ sive campaign to the Aisne front was crca.se, let there Inf no mistake about tofore been devoted to business in designed by the Germans to draw off town on Thursday afternoons by • We are even now wasting time Lhat. reserved from tho Amiens and Flan­ talking about many unnecessary making trips about the country in IUIInurd fares nnd freights have ders nectorc. - • things, forgetting Ihr.t our srle hu.I* gone up,, and wc all, who are not that section. ‘ Community '.building nebs now U to light till wc wit tin Extraordinarily heavy . railway is ope of the projorts now very railroad employees pay them, nnd to train movements from the northeast war. much favored In Florida, and the our degreo supply that |300,000,00(h We nre still laying to our : nub tho to the westward in the /ear of the School teachers, farmers .In our flattering tmc.ion that the wer v.ll enemy linca norlhwis*. of Toul were Bcction, business men, arc not get­ soon be over and that wc rbrll. t! ni reported IhU morning by the Amer­ ting any more—m any-of tho latter go <>n our way wiiliou: lis.ving In ican .patrols. are pushed close to the wall. Aerial observers rnr.de similar re­ pay any grer.'. price for :hc tibuty ports saying lhat at one lime the All the ic have freely, loyally given ti nt v.c l.cj c io win. We rhci.ld Hares from 'the funnels cf the loco-J in response to loan mllx. Red Cross however, realize that the lack w. motives of 6cveial trains were visible appeals anil every form of help to face will require (.11 the t o r c h m if tho coirntry.. .be na'.ior, Infinitely gttaler Imn simultaneously. The trains apparFinally, wlut the non-railroad any imaihtery heroism je t devciop- cntly headed in the direction of St. I man who gets no increase and who cd, unless a* .cowards e.nd pd'.rcops Mihie! passed during the better part pays the other fellows nnd stands by wc, yielded -to nn unbeaten Ce:- of the night. the Great Cause gomplalns about, mt tty’s effrnn s to secure peace. and baa a right to kick about la the Soldiers’ Families Attention N.*w v.c ara playing at hercitfc; Lo; ; •atriklng^ ’ atrlking threats, (topping f;re icr c ill our latent hcfrclom \. ill: The families of air men who have ■Work In face of Increase*. , bo i ect'cd to t-uatoln ua. It will re­ gone into the ecrvice, while or col­ W e have had shipyard strikes and quire rutrlaco to the extreme from 1ored, and this applies to all'branches ,»re threatened with other strikes,1 cy tr* .family in.iho land, and sorrow 4of the service are earnestly requested The drive will be closed witlf a great day, already proclaimed by the President, Governor and mayor as National War Savings Dnv, nt I whirl) lime speakers of national note will address the people trom_ a con­ venient place down town, bands will play and the workers will pars In the crowds and obtain, cither • their < money for stamps bought at that lime, or their pledge to buy stamps H ie Federal Reserve System Helps Y ou a . It was created primarily— *• T o help the business men and farmer^ To provide plenty of currency at all times; T o efiect a steadier supply of credit. T h e system merits the support cf all good 'citi­ zens; i.t must have yours in order to reach it-s ml! development. . Yen can secure fhe beiiefits of this great system ami at the same time assist' directly m developing i t b y depositing vour money with us. o / SAN FORD, FLO RID A �].ie I-T,—l t » IN * (Jy » V . S O C I E T Y 'S ■ ____ _______ • D O M A IN H APPE N IN G S OF IN TE REST IN AND ' , A R O U N D SANFORD ' Urt. No i®* Kl»| Mcl^ufhlta, SoeUI Editor. Aavoao havlnt rutui, nirtlri ortnyinldr lor thh eolaiaa. U would bo apprxUtod II Ihoy woulj t.UplonV*7o" W lion. Ed. Davis of tho law firm of p avii & OH** of^Jrlando was In tho rity yesterday °n ,e*#I businew. Mrn, J, A . Dortroo of Orlando was In the city yesterday tho guest of her brother, Sheriff E. E. Brady. T, j. Hawkins and slater; ■Miss Annie will leave next Tuesday for their old homo in Commerce; Ga., making tho trip In thotr car. -They expect to be gone several months. Elks Ball On Friday, June'7th Open Houto to All . * Benefit Ball. . fc2-2tc Miss Hattlbelle llyer of Orlando was the guest of Mrs. R. J. Holly yesterday. Miss Hycr Is popular In Sanford and her many friends are glad to see her again. Ensign Harry Carlson is home on a furlough from his duties at the aviation station at Pensacola. liar ry’ s many Sanford friends are prou-’ of hh record. * SLEEP INSURANCE "A Terror to M ozqultori." 72-lf Hon: Seth WooilrufT of Orlando was'in the city yesterday on buxi­ ne*.* nnd pleasure. He was elected again for" Representative In Orange county by n narrow margin. Elks Rail On Friday. June 7th Open House to All Benefit B ill. * i :Miaa Mamie £ate Williams left Thursday morning on a visit to relatlves'nnd friends in Savannah, Ga., and other-points In that state. She will remain several weeks. D. / . Blocker of DcLand was The guests of friends In this city yester­ day. Leo Miller of Whitney, Fla., is among the guests registered at Hotel Carnes this week. Rev. nnd Mrs. Massey’ visited their friends, Mr. and Mm. Crafts in Daytona for a day or two this week. Eiks Ball On Friday, June 7th Open Hcuie to All Benefit- Bail. . .. ,( 2-2ic II. E. Marcus of LetMiurg v.a? a Sanford visitor yesterday.. L. U’. Schwartz arrived in the city yesterday from New Turk city nnd will remain for several weeks. Mrs. Gedzcn arrived here this week from Charleston, S. C., and is the guest of' her sister and brotherin-law, Mr. and-Mrs. T. L. Dumas at their home on Park avenue. George E. Gowdy of Atlanta, rep­ resenting tho ^Thompson Tool Co. was in the city yesterday. H. E. Huppoll of Leesburg spent ____ a few hours in tlie-city yesterday on IuYsin css. Dr. J. T. Denton will return from 82-2 tc Uattle Creek, Mirh., where he has Mrs. E. G. Tyner has returned been for the past few weeks looking nfi«T a visit to Gainesville. Willis- after business interests. ton and other points in central Flor­ SLEEP INSURANCE ida and will be the guest of her "A Terror to Mosquito v ." (laughter, Mrs. R.- J. Holly for the 72tf next few months.. Hon. George A. DeCottes, one of the foremost lawyers of the state of SLEEP INSURANCE Florida is showing real patriotism by “ A Terr< r to Mosquitoes." offering his services to his country, 72-tf The editor of Tho Herald was the enlisting as a private in tlie tank ser­ He will leave Saturday for recipient of a fine watermelon Wed­ vice. Jacksonville, thence to Gettysburg, nesday from the farm of C. F.'BrnnPa., for training. nan on the west side. If he has very S. J. Carnes lias returned from a .many of these fine melons he should lie able to get a good price for them, business trip to Tutnpa. for this one was certainly a good Mrs. S. M. Lloyd has returned Florida melon. from a brief visit to Jacksonville. Mr. Lloyd left early in the week for Elks Ball New Orleans where lie will lie sta­ On Friday, June 7th tioned. Open House to All Benefit Hall. 82-2tc Woodland Park will he open two Su.id.ijs. June 9 and 1GtIt. 82-ltc Mrs. F. L. Miller and little son will return- Friday from Jacksonville where- they have been enjoying a visit of several weeks, the guests of fir. and Mrs. O. J. Miller. The many friends -of Jim Hull will he. glad to kpow he is convales­ cent after n slight operation at the Phone 101 for pressing, cleaning base hospital at Camp Jackson. * and a'icratlonn. Quality and ser­ Z. Spinks of Oviedo was* a Sanford vice. Sanford Shoe £ CIo. C j . visitor yesterday. * 69-tf Mr. Geo. Fox and daughter, Miss Miss Alma Turner left on Wednes­ Martha are spending several weeks day for DcLand, accompanied by; at Daytona Beach, where they have Miss Vera Terhcun who will he her i taken n cottage. guest for tw/> weeks. C. J. Maloney, representing the ' :.» ; p •!**!! ' . Liggett £ Myers Tobacco Company 0 . I?;i Icy, J !■!»* 7 h spent a few hours in the city yester­ 0 en H oJic \u f'\ ‘ . day. It* ne.V. B .11. See our bargain counter for spec­ . k •2tc #■ ials in odd sices of Regal sho.s. Pi ices 52.43 up. Sanford Shoe £ Miss Luclle Rines returned yes­ Clothing Co. 77-tf terday from the Woman's College at Mr. and’ Mrs. William Bothainly Tallahassee._________________________ and family spent a pleasant day at . ' Elks-fe ll Daytona Beach yesterday. On Friday, Juno7ih G. W. Hull left today for Ot;ala Open House to All. where lie has accepted a position as Benefit Hdl. clerk nt the Hnrrington Hull Hotel. ...... ; 82*2tc W. H. Tolbert arrived In the city Among the jirominbnt vlaitors to yesterday from Cincinnati and will the city yesterday was Dr. I). J. remain for several Weeks looking Blocker of the Stetson faculty at after business interests, He Land. Dr, Blocker Is' a former S. S. Savage of Ocala was in the Sanford resident nnd has many city a few days tills week on bustnes. friends in this city and they &jvo R. E. Goswick of Jacksonville is him a wnrm welcome hack home. He is looking after the high school among the guest at the Hotel Carnes graduates who might bo interested this week. Cow Peas— Brabham Root-Knot In attending Stetson 'noxt season. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Resisting variety. Prico $1.50 bush­ 76-tf Physician. First National Bank el. Chase & Co. B;dg.. Phone 330-W. 64-tf Miss* Serita Lake returned yester­ Mrs. W. E. Watson will entertain day from Stnunton. Va.. where she tyo tables of bridge on Monday has beep a student nt Stuart. Ball afternoon for Mm. Gcdzon who is the past winter, the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. L. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garner, Mr. Dumas. • and Mrs. N. 0 . Garner nnd little Mrs. Osborne Herndon and son daughter and- Mrs. J. It. Lawson nnd have returned from Daytona neach Dorothy, with MrsThrasher where ihey have been the guests of compose u Inmily gathering at Day­ Inends and rolntivrs for the past tona, where they will spend revernl few weeks. weeks. M r."and Mm. L. Y. Bryan and lor Wood and heavy hauling sec Murrell. « r phone 378. 48-tf Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryan and chil­ Miss Edna Williams left Thursday dren left yesterda?for the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Royco Robinson of morning on a visit to friends nnd 1100 Myrtle avenue are receiving relatives In Fitzgerald, Georgia. Harry Carlson, lieutenant U. S. congratulations upon the arrival of a A- Is home on a five daysL furlough fine ten.pound boy, horn June 6th. J. A. McArthur of Atlantn, repre­ senting the Dixie Insulating and En­ gineer Co., was in the city yesterday transacting business. Mr. MrArt Imr was here several weeks Iasi year installing some machinery for the Sanford Utilities Co. front Pensacola where he la 'Rationed ■nl the present. •* • . ' ‘ ; u ; U n c :: '• .'.'r:4.- to M irquitoes." • : . J i-lf beep i n In Honor of.Mrs. fiedren Mra. T. L. Dumaa in her charm­ ing manner entertained at r^rda on Wedneaday aflernoon . . PAGE FIS THE 8ANPOBD HERALD her slater, Mra. Gedxen tof Charles­ ton, S. C., who U her guest. Many beautiful rosea were used In artistic decoration for tho occasion. ’ • Several interesting rubbers of bridge were enjoyed during the afternoort, at the conclusion of which scores were added and Mr*. Gal oway having high -score was pro looted with a half 'dozen beautifu] hand painted plates. * The guest of honor received a lovely box of monogmmed comes pondenre cards as n memento of thfe occasion. . ’ A ' delicious salad course was served. Mrs. Dumas' guests were Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. Margaret Barnes, Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. A. P. Con­ nelly,' Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mra. Galloway’ and Miss Wiikio. by Miaa Georgia PattUhali of Oviedo tho* wedding party entered. Clar­ ence Gutterldge and Earl Robinson, ushers. ‘ Margaret Cowan. Nellie Messenger, Mra. Munaon Song, "H appy Song Land"....Choir Perxl3iehcy_..-.:r,7..H*endel-SpauIding Recitation, “ Your Flag and My Thelma Dobbins FIag"„....v.'.'......Moillo Abernathy Fairy FJngcra..... ......... ,~.....„„\...SIater Benediction ...Dr.. Hilburn, PastorLena Belle Hagan Anchor Song.........— — * ....... Kohler Dorothy Ray Card o f Thanks We take this occasion to thank all (a) Where Breezes Blow........ H. Helm tho friends and acquaintances who (b) Nodding Fem e___ _____ H. Helm Madeline Mallern were so helpful during tuc last hour Lovo’a Avowal '. . ......------ ----- . .Petrie of husband, -father and brother and Agnes Perrltt for the many beautiful flora] em­ (a) Swallows....-------------------Sch.m«H blem; and in tho many - different ways showed their sympathy in th (b) Sahut D'Arm oiir____ Edw. E lg ir"" First, little Russell Gutterldge, bearing tho ring in a beautiful white rose; Miss Bertha Gutterldge, maid of honor i and Miss Esther Anglo, each carrying bowa 8nd arrows, tied with ribbon,, tho color scheme being tho colors of tho rainbow-; the groom and best man, then the tiny flower girls, little Miss- Corine ahd Chloc Brannon of Oviedo, the bridge being Mary Elizabeth Puleston given oway by Mr. Ed. Alien of hour of bereavement. Alpine Song..„„. Orlando. Mrs. A. Dorner ami nr...Ducelle 1 Olive Newman Family. They were met at the altar by Rose Petals-----------________ ]..Laxvaon Rev. II. E. Gutterldge, father of the Maud Lake bride who pronounced tHe Impres­ Methodist Church Andante.....................Hadyn-St. Saens sive ceremony which made them At the First. Methodist church Adele Bunge man nnd wife. Sunday, June 9th: Sunday school at Reverie................... ................... .....W oil The bride looked lovely in a whito 9:30 a. m. Instead of the usual ser­ Peyton Fortson gown, hand embroidered French mon at 11 a.’ m. Children’# Day will Second VaUe......................... Durand Anniversary Party *> voile over white satin with long he observed. A special program has Charlotte Smith tulle veil, bordered with iillie^ of tho been arranged and n very delightful Precociousncas ...................Spaulding Monday evening Mr. nnd Mrs. IL Caider entertained at their beau­ valley and wearing n wreath of or­ entertainment is expected. The pas­ Roberd*. Stevens tiful home on Sanford avenue a host ange blossoms worn by her mother tor will make a short address to the Katydid ..................................... Kern of friends in honor of their five on her wedding day, carrying a won-|rchildren and . grown up ‘people and Little Misit MufTet..../.__ _ Rogers derful shower- Houquct of Elides It is hoped that the parents will be year* of happy married life. Mildred Holly. The groom in conventional on hand to cncourage'Qhn children Cathedral Echoes... w*. ... Read . Everyone camo with congratula­ roses Bark. Maid of honor In white voile and young people and thus show May Holly tions and*ureful wooden presents. 'Delicious ice cream nnd wrir cake and lace, bridesmaid in a pale Dluo their appreciation of the work of the Air do Rollel....................... Milo Deyo Izctta Stone was nerved in nbundance. At a late argamli, both wenring largo tulle officers and teachers of the Sunday school. Tiie Epworth Leaguo is to j Military March, 2 pianos ..Schubert hour the guests hade Mr. nnd Mrs< tats. Anna Dubose, Lilian Shinhols^r Caider good night wishing them After, the ceremony an informal meet nt 6:30 p. nt. At tho dose of Kathleen Brady, Peyton Fortson innny more years of happy married reception was held at tlie home cf the morning service tho monthly ses­ Tiie programme concluded with n life. . ■ Mrs. K. II. Cline, where the happy sion of the church conference-will be There invited were Mr. nml Mrs. couple were showered with congratu- held. At 8 p. m. the pastor will group of choice readings from M. M. Stewart, Miss Marie Stewart, nticn* nnd delicious refreshments of preach. A most cordial invitation Rosamond Radford. is extended to all to bo present ar Mr. Maxwell Stewart, Mr. nnd Mrs. cake anil cream were served. Tiie nccoml nnd Inst -cf these sum these services. Itronson, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Gntmcr season recitals will he The bride is^ the daughter of H. E. chcl, Mrs. Forrest Gutchcl, Mr. nnd Gutterldge, pastor of the M. E. Saturday afternoon, June 29th. Mrs. Rivers, ’ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. church and while she has only lived At the Temple Sunday Laing, Miss Jimmie Laing, Mrs. G irre n few months has made a host Rev. Massey \ha* prepared two A. Radford, Miss Rosamond Rad­ of friends by her charming pcrsomil- good jermqii* for thoto that would ford, Rov. a ml M r . j . Massey. Mr. ty^-ond oweet waysr— Blic—wili-lte caru —tax—worwhip— «t^-the— BnptritE A T -C O K N ami Mrs McBride, Mr. and Mrs. greatly missed in social nnd church Teihpie next Sunday. Aside from Bafdiett, Mrs. E. E. Cox, Mr. nnd circles. She has been the honored the sermons the usual good song ser­ SAVE Mrs. Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Clements, guest at several parties nnd show-era. vice will be had witii both tho morn­ t*t*l Mr. ami Mm. Ginn, Mr. and Mrs. The groom is a promising young ing and evening hours. W HEAT I). Martin, Mr. and Mrs. D. Gains business man of Oviedo nnd will For the morning hour Mr. Mni-st-y of Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. II. G. take his bride after n short honey­ speii k:i on the subject, "Rachel Wenzes of Jacksonville, Mr. ami moon trip to a home at that place. Weeping for her Children" while in Mrs. D. It. BHsson of Jacksonville, NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS The bride's gifts lo hrr attend­ tiie evening he delivers n sermon Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Shinliolser. # * ants were small gold circle pins and that he is pleased to style "A King­ Mr. and Mrs. Caider are well jenuty pins to the flower girls. dom and n Tim e," In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial known in Sanford nnd have a host of Many beautiful nnd costly |resents Circuit In and for Seminole, ( 'min­ At the request of quite u few fticnds. Mr. Caider is ugont for the testify to the love nnd esteem in ty. Florida In Chancery people the evening hour lias been Clyde Line in Sanford. which this couple nre held. rhnngcd from 7:30 to 3 o'clock —the James N- Gamble, Complainant Out .of town guests were Mra. N. service lasting exactly one hour. vs. E. Harris, Jacksonville; Mr. nnd Carrie A._ and T. B. Lawrence, Cook's Ferry Open Respondents. The ferry nr Cook's, c-riBsipg of Mrs. II. H. Pattishall, Miss Itlnnehe Notice Pattishnll, Miss Georgia Pattishall, the up; ci St. Johns ri.i-r is now To Carrie A. and T. B. la w ie m e : Sealed bids will be received on or open for irt. Ilk- This is the direct Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. J. Q. You nre hereby required to appear before July 1st, 1918, by the City air line from Orlando to New Adams, Mrs. A. Moran of Geneva; to the bill of complaint filed herein Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Allen, Mr. and Council for the p.urchase of wood c’n Smyrna. 82-31 p. ngtinst you in the above entitled Mrs. Frjink Allen, Missrs Laura and lot at corner of Second nnd Pnlra-.ise on or before the 6th day rf . metto. Mary Allen, Orlando; Mr. nnd Mrs. August, A. D. 1918. Locomotive'Engineers' Service J. C. Roberts, Brannon nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. There will be a special service for G. S. Brown, Mr*. Geo, Morgnn, 85-7tc ‘ City Clerk. . The Sanford Herald is hereby des­ the Locomotive Engineers’ Brother­ Mrs. S. W. Swope, Mr. Francis ignated an the newspaper in which hood at -Holy Cross church this com­ Swope, Miss Mabel Swope, Miss this order s'inll be published once a Corlllan Recital *> ing Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Ida Tedford, Mis* Eoln Belle Jones, week for eight coneeeutlve weeks. The Ptimary ahd Junior memheia All. the friends nml members of the Mrs. C. L. West, Mis* Elsie Mar­ Witness my .hand and seal of of­ families are, of course; most cordially shall and Mr. Alton Parnell of Ovie­ of tiie -Cccilian Music-Club gnve a fice at Sanford, Seminole county, ipcst enjoyable1 programme to u Flnrhfn, th'* E:h day r.f June, A. D. invited to attend the service. There do. large audience of friends and . pa­ IHI3. will tie special music itrid the sermon The happy couple left on the cvnby invitation is to be preach'd by ing train for un extended trip and trons in the studio of Mrc. FA'tiiiie E. A. DOUGLASS. the Reverend Rector of the parish will he at home to (heir friends Strmbiidge Muuson 'fast v Fiidav CJult. morning, May 31.’ Each selection after June 16th. V. M. Dcuglr.rs. was beautifully rendered and cov­ Srrnwny Calves Dtp lily Clerk. ered iv programme cf following num­ # * What makes a calf scrawny—oil Children's Day Program Marion G. Rowe, bers: . * ‘s its feed? Germ*—parasites in the Solicitor for Complainant. .Rogers At Methodist Episcopal Church, National Airs, 2 plannt; intestines. Why not free them of Sanford; Florida, Sunday morning, ibis trouhlu? If you will give the June 9, 1918 nt II o’ clock: QUKSTJr calf i.Line B. A. Thomas Stock Rem­ Song, "Joy to the World edy in i s feed within a week you Congregation i.* a seriou* (•no in the expense will see i! brighten up and in four or Prayer J. K. Mcttiiigcr of autoing. Tiro, net lot * r( live wm Vs you know the calf. money and no nutoi.it xvnnts lo ProrcsMiinal Costs you but n lew cents and we bo paying it out oftener than Led by Captains necessary. We can save you will rrfund thr.t i f it doesn’ t do as Carrying American Flags tbn expense of a new (ire if ycur we say. old one is merely Injured, rrfi Mollie Abernathy, Caroline Spencer I.. Allrn Scdd Co.,5f worn out. Bring it hnc and Followed by Conquest F’laga ._ ,83-tf Sanford, Flo. we vulcanise it so you won’ t Carried by Captains Itttow it from a new tire. Margnret Cbwnn, Lena Hell Ilugan 210 Pound Pigs Song, "The Children's Hosanna" Wit It corn above 60 contr. bogs eat ............................. j.’. ..Choir ....... iheir hr,ids off very imirklv. The -Plwiglbr-Uepettted-by-'^Gfmgregnttonbog that takes two or three months Song, 6335, "A m erica"....................... to get on lull feed never brings you ____ _____1...... Congregation.............. a profit. Welcome Address;...Virginia Jinkins When you nre ready to put away Recitation, ‘ ‘ The Savior and the V E H IC L E your ahoats on feed, begin with the Children......... Eliza belli Moye B, A. Thomas Hog Medicine. Use Song, "Working,. Watching, regularly and" watch your shoals . Praying . ..Choir round out into fat hogs in nine Recitation, "When Wo Grow Big" months-h o g s going well over two Charles Abernathy, Clnude Herndon pounds nnd ’as high as 210 pounds. Recitation, "G od Needs the Chil­ Figure the nvernge feeding and you dren" Louise Fields . will see why the B. A. Thomas mod* Recitation, with musical accom ­ icine is ar good inveitiment. Try paniment, "Children's Day Ode* Feeding out your ho?s o.i this plan -. ..i...'.......... Miss Lily Enslcr a c r a g a g itti nml if you are nol more than pleated Song, "Growing Up For Jesus" we will refund tho eta. o ’ tho medi­ IL E. Griffin,-Helen Douglass cine. Recitation, "I Cannot See the * L. Allen Seed Co.. Power" ..........Carmitn Barber .83-1 f Sanford, Fla. Duct, "W e Thank Thee Oh Father" Mrs. Mettingcr, Mrs. Herndon ‘ GuUorldgc—Jonea Recitation, "W elcom e to the Babies’ A wedding of much social inteicst . * Alice Elder A Savings Bank Account was solemnlrxd on Sunday at 4 p. m. Song 87, "Scatter Sunshine"........ . at tho Haines City Iv’ c I o U s t Kpis ............ ...........Congregation. ........ i ■t! e b :-t v thielf n wHc’ i to copal’ chuich, Flo id?, when Mbs Address...............;.....Rev. Dr. Hilburn ir. v I l he i orid to t ucci.v. Myra GultcrL'if.e and C. Benjamin Musical Reading, "M other Heart Jcnes of Oviedo vere uni ed in holy in the Garden Open A Savings Account matrimony. " Miss Marian Philips Recitation, "W hen Jesus Was a The church . v u beautifully'nnd by c‘opy i 'h g even one do! Little Child".. .Arthur Zachary artistirally decorated in green and 1 e j u ney toward 6ucc?3*. white. Palms, ferns and white ole­ Song, "Little Sunbeam" ander being used. Tho windows Junior Glrla were shaded nnd candles lent n pret­ Exercises by ty glow to the ceremony. A ahort Rosa Mllheiijk Anna Spurling musical program preceded the ’cere­ Dorothn Mickey, Annie Mllhclm mony. “ I Love You T ru ly /' aung With Vocal Accompaniment. by Mips Mabel Swope j»nd "Dear Adult Voices.* " Heart" ‘tty Mrs.* West of Oviedo, Recitation, "G od 's Children"___ _ Fla. ’ * Arthur Monger Then to the strains of Mendels- Song, "Follow Mo"Intermediato Girls oohn’a wedding march played softly Recitation, "W h at Jesus Thinks" The W ay To Succeed Is To Succeed! Seminole’ County �ADVERTISING F O fe S A L E For Sale— 150 Laying Hens, noth­ t^er ,18 months. Rocks, Reds, 25c per pound.. Brown Leghorns $1.00 each. Trio of laylitj Strain Barred Rocks, prlxe winners $15.00. 1 Burred coc'a-ral $3.00. Oak 7 . . ley Farm, Sorrento, Fla. 82-Hc ing For :» le r e hair, Diroc. I.) H i. For • Sole— One Runohnit 1 body i-rmplcte. J. II. ilun-i^y, I Box 1233, N m fonl. 80F o i S u it -J e n .le • donkey baby colt. Also two year old colt. Both dirt cheap. Itoi Mix 220.— ---“ 7 For Sale—Seventeen head of hogs, Reg. Duroc male, paid $150.0) will sell for half price. I.no rol " y■ »rs old ready for service, the li.n -;nc y6u ever looked at. Come and :..*e them. Oak Valley Farm, Sorren o, Fla. 81-3 i- Let Me Examine Your Eyes Furnished Rooms by Duy, Week or Month— Park avenue Flat, 106 North Park avenue, over L. R. Phil­ ips & pa. d.*Ji store Mrs. C. C. Hart, manager. 30-tf I Ip i n ; r y r Ihal r r o fo n d o lo U (kl. Vou nrr Inrlird lo rail for ronou llsllon 'a n d od rlrv . Ortatitto, Hflfldj D O N ’ T Write it oa Your Cuff! Jot it Down in the ------------- E & c J -P iic n -------------- M EM O BOOK T he ideal w ay to make memoranda m id carry Infor­ mation thnt y ou need fre­ quently. C overs l a s t f o r years. Sheet* can be obtained anytime, ruled in six styles. Bound in H andsom e Dura­ ble Black M orocco, with Iit;d Leather In d ex that enables y ou to find w hat you want m- •UnUy. Phone 148 Sanford, Florida SK IP’S DOG NEGLECT OF STOMACH Naval Men Show Concern Over Many Candidates for Crews Are Rejected on Till# Account Pet During Battle. Flaih 8lgnal to .Flagship for PermlsFor Sale— Day-old chix. Fine alon to Sava Animat, and IPs Barred Rocks. 26 chicks and broody • Granted. . hen for $5.00. Good chance to start In the chicken business.. F. N. ■ London.—Interesting stories of naPurdy, Osteen, Fla. # 76-tf tbI life were, told-tba other night by MuJ. If. Corbett Huiltb, speaking at the For Sale—About COO bushels Irish potatoes. Car load or otherwise. Old Vic Waterloo. One concerns a dog. The narnl mop lova a dog and Delivered to any part of the dty, dogs love the men In the nary. . •$1.25 bushel. F. 0 . B. $1.00 per ’ During a battle with aircraft. When bushel. Nick Zernovan, Sanford. bomba were dropping all about the v_ 78-10tp sen and a destroyer was running nronnd, taking shots tho beat aha could at tpo tantalizing foe, a signal was shot over to the flagship: • “ Uay wa rescuo tho ship's dog! lie's fell over," Duroc pigs for sate. Rex Packard, The greatest danger having passed, West Side. . 74-tf tho word "Yea" wna Hashed back, and the dog was picked up. For Sale at Sanford A' seaman .whose wound necessitated My Launch, "M olly Down," .10 ft. tho amputation of n leg during the cabin enclosed. Cost $1800. Foi Jutland battle "camp to” unexpected­ cash $300. ' ly, and, reaching for tlio missing pari of his anatomy, snld: 1918 Model Auburn Chummy "Where's my leg! It's got all my Roadster. Cash $1250. money In the stocking." 80-tf . Geo. A. DeCottes. Gardners, sculptors, iin-hltect*. painters and shopkeepers Joined the navy as "uUllty" men. One day one of this nondescript group wns put (n work with a pnlnl pot. lie was mess­ ing away when no officer looked at his work and snld: "For henven'a sake, what kind of n painter do y-o-u mil yourself!** "Well, I usually exhibit In the Iloynl academy." * • Another Jutland battle anecdote was told ns follows: Fo! Sale— I have several good A destroyer reporte«r"certnln minor teams of horses and mules, I will defects.” Those defects wero that she sell for cash or part cash and bnlance Could neither ntenm. signal nor steer. "If you ask tho upm of-the-navy In notes to rlgh| .parMrs, Any deni who tnko the biggest share," said Ma­ must he made within the next week as I am leaving for a vocation. jor Smith, "they will answer: 'Il*s tints olt to the destroyers every time.' Sydney Halgh, Scahrecze, Fla. Theao men stand nt tliclr stations, 83-ltc wet through, cold, dog-tired and green with sen sickness, with nothing- tint For Sale—Ine StauQo Mak-ato cat or drink for weeks on end, hut; tractor. Used ten days. Good they stick tt out. It's t-h-e Job of the junk. Fully "guaranteed" by the navy. There Is never n week, I assure Company. / Make me nn oiler. J. K. you, hut there Is some real hnrd ntMattocks, Mt. Dora, Fla. 83-3tc tempt to get the Hun to coino out." Sale (Juick— Complete furFOR R EN T > of five room house. Real . Owner leaving city. (’ . V. For Rent —Five room modern t, Mellonville * uveiiue. housts corner French and Third St. • 82-3 tp Enquire 210 French. 83-It I b « ,r llir .(Irn l.fle In tln im rn U for drlrrm ln lnf u d Ik* (iU H H )lS for rut i m i n i nnd nil d r fr r U o f r lo­ on. M l M ATTK lt (h r nntuir o f jour c u r , If fou r ( < U H S I 8 d o not null I on f n f r r l l f , n i l on m t. RESCUE For Rent—The Haynes house on Sanford Hpfgh'a. I rooms, br: ya*d, complete water sy* cm. g im ; elec­ tric lights, etc. II. (\ i > , iI . (18-tf For Rent—Three office roptnfronting on First street. Most de si ruble offices in .city. Several other good office rooms in name building, Yowt.ll & Speer.______f______ 23-tfc WANTED * A foreigner who witnessed a parade of soldiers on l-’lfth ave­ nue wild shocked that our men stood with ttielr heads covered when the (lug went hy. A wom­ an standing near him tried to explain that to the present gen­ eration war ts n new thing nnd our men do not rcnllcc It Is tho proper thing to do. . The foreigner answered: "nut how can they help but uncover their bends! They nro not (laluting a hunch of red, white nnd blue hunting! They are salut­ ing lheir own wonderful coun­ try! They nre saluting the blood of heroes! They tire saluting Liberty, Justice, Truth nnd Right r When tho next flag cattle by, off entne nil lints whose owners were within, hearing of the for­ eigner's .voice. Why not, nlvvnys! To Do drown Twice Normal 8lxe as Bit of Super-Hooverlxlng In • California. Santa Ann., Cal.— The war orange Is tho tntest hit o f siipcr-llonvcrlzlng In i CallTornln. Tho irflin Is to make the * orange grow nhoui twice Its normal hire, thus producing double the rpmnI Illy o f luscious fruit. Miss Grace Hudson o f this city Is the first to succeed. She picked nn orange from a tree at her home that measured six .Indies In height, 18 Inches In circumference, nnd weight'd more than two pounds. It wns a uiiimimth example tif-citrus fruit, even for ''n jlforfd a . and MIm* Hudson's explain Minn w n s: "I have n n lyn small numtr.- - Uih| hml to ninko the nreruw (.i .-' i-i-, so t Just wlAbed Corclcnno Hard Fighters. In the nrnttcr of utter disregard for death, of cnniplete forgetfulness of self, French officers agree that the Cor­ sicans arc superior to nil. other sol­ diers of France. Impetuous and vin­ dictive. they hate the enemy with a passionate ferocity thnt blinds them (o any thought of danger. Besides Hits.- they nre Intensely proud of the fart Hint they come from the Island that produced Nnimlron, nnd cherish above all else the recollection or III** military valor o f the greatest o f Coralruns. To them cowardice Is the un­ forgivable sin. nnd lo falter In llie fnee of danger Is to win the eternal contempt of comrades. ' . The Corslrnus hnve n tong warlike history, nnd years ago fought side hy side with the British; -For n brief pe­ riod In the eighteenth century,Corsica was tinder the pndertlnn of, GreaJ Brltnlu. nml thi* (>*'ople*ncknoA-lc*1ged George III ns (heir king. Prepared Specially fof'Thia Newipaper By Pictorial' Berlov "From my long experience in han­ dling men I have come to the condo* slon that the weakest part of the average man's anatomy la the muscles of his abdomen," says Jim Illce, the rowing coach. "Hundreds of otherwise promisinglooking men I have had fo throw out of the crew because o f their weakness In this respect I suppose most men have neglected this part of thfelr bodies because it doesn't show. "A pian likes to have a good Jeg, a line pair‘of bleeps anil abroad chest but he doesn't worry much about the muscles of his tummy. Bat he should. Strength there Is very Important Tt helps n man to carry himself well and does a great deal toward giving tone to. the stomach and the other vital organs under his belt • • "One of the beat exerdaea I know of to strengthen the horizontal bands • ^ 7 4 71 n| Simple to make and attractive In appearance it this morning drett of voile or poplin, telf-trimmcd. For a TIUTo frock of voile or Inex­ pensive poplin this model Is Ideal. Jit Is entirely self trimmed nnd ths buttons of the samo material giro a decidedly smart touch In ntedtum sire tho dress requires 5',a rurds 41Inch material. The first step In tbo making of tho dress, after studying the construction guide, Is to sow the poCkst under­ neath tho front gore, matching iho ■Inglo nnd double notches. Turn tho pocket under matching the double and triple notches; stitch along theso notched edges forming a bag. "Turn tho edgo of front under on slot per­ forations and baste; turn the extonPictorial Review Coetumo No. 7471. Bents. By PAULINE WORTH HAMLIN of The Vigilantes. Strayed or Stolen —From my farm Wedm-sdiy night, black hor-tt- mule, stoekily built, apparently 15 to IM SLACKER SHUNNED IN PRISON years old, In good order; unshod nnd hoofs well worn: heavy neck and Fellow Inmates Are Rude to" Man 8ent Up for Failure to holds head well up; swayed hack. , Register. Notify A. R. Chappell. 83-tip Chicago.— William Imwrence flnuer. W anted—A second hand phono­ hophnnkcr to Chicago's society.before graph and. n desk. A bargain for ho became n mere shoemaker nt the cash. Phone 270-J. 83-41p Bridewell, beennse fie failed to explain In Jinlec f.niidla yliy t»« illil-jt.q-f^u«W anted —Middle— ugud— Udy— 4<v ter for the draft, Is not anlls/led with take core of <>nj lady. Goud home Ms lot. He has petitioned tho super­ and fnir wages. Address I’ . O. Box intendent o f tho nridewell In take l^lm 43, R. D. A. * 83-3tp out of the shoe shop nnd give him Work where his fellow prisoners sill not he F ound—A hunch of keys. * Owner ho rude. may have snme by paying for this ".Sauer complains that hln fellowadvertisement. 82-2tc workers In the shoe shop puss remarks W a n te d -* ! home with gnod./atn- nut! won’ t lmro anything to do with him because he Is a Blacker, Bupcrlnly by whjto girl. Will do ycneral tendent Hmltb declared. "JIo doesn't lut-sowork for reasonable wages. seem to like tlio ntmospbero of the Address !Mx 321 It. A. 79-tfc shoo shop. "I believe bo will never got good Lost— On Sunday morning be­ treatment from tho other Inmates be­ tween Sanford and Now Smyrna n cause, while they will chnt wlih.n gun* ladles' black grip. Reward If re­ mnn nr strlko up n friendship with n turned to A. T. R matter, Snbford thief, they have no uso for n slacker." 82-2tc WAR ORANGE IS THE LATEST Hundreds of Otherwise Promising. Looking Men Thrown Out’ Because Of Waakntaa In This Respect, Says Coach Rica. /gfjons IS CLASSIFIED For Ssle4—Co'wpcai, WJdppoowIU Iron, Brabham and New* Era. Abo Beggar Weed, Natal Grass, Rhodea W e have a G!a»« and Sudan G r in Targe Mock of the above. W iltj for. prices and state quantity. The L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Flo. 82-4p Coach Jim Rica. or Inycra .of muscles across the abdo­ men Is to llo flat on tho back bn tho floor and raise tho legs to an upright position. If tho effort bo found too much nt first raise one leg at a time, when -strength has. been developed br-nct) 'tlio feet under something and practice falsing the body Instead of the feet, ' ; t. •'After some weeks of this, try B it­ ting on n pillow or hassock some six! Inches from the floor nnd practice mis; log the body to nil upright position, using the legs ns leverage. When you can do thin fit) times without getting tired you will know thnt thoro Is noth* Ing much wrong with .your stomach hlttsrles." "b" perforations and stitch 1 inch from folded edge. Large *‘0 " perfora­ tions Indicate cealaMtont Form plait near waistline In front placln* " T " on corresponding small "o'* Pcr. foratlon and tack. Lap right front on M t, center-fronts evenr stitch from pie double small *'oo" perforation to IJto lower edge and finish for dosing. wow, ftffce tho collar and sew to nock edge, notches and center-packs oven. - Taka tho aleevo next and sow.lap underneath slashed edgo os notched; turn over on outside' on largo "O" perforations and stitch the free edges to position. Closo seam of sleeve as' notched. Face turn-back cuff n and sow to lower edgo of sleeve, notches even; bring small **o" perforation In cpff to seam of slooTe, bring tho lap to sm all,"o" perforations Iq bIccto Alias, 84 to 40 Inches bust Price, 25 GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY W ILL BRING BACK i *. ' • * ') V; / Nelson Sailors and So Says Owner of Joplin, Discussing Rumor of American Association split. Owner John Savage of the Joplin Western longue clnb Is quoted as say­ ing that the talk of a split In the Amer­ ican iiBsnclallnn that would permit Iho cities o f the western end o f tho circuit to merge with the best cities of the Western Icaifue Is nil hunk. He Bays they nre always talking of something _uc_oUiet-lii-th«-n«soclatlon -andm erar yetting anywhere with It. Estranged Forty Years. • • Findley, lint.—William A. Mellon, nged sixty-nine, of Llnln, itnil Mins Sa­ rah B. Rhodes, aged fifty-Mx, of this city havt* been married here. They were lovera 40 years ugo, hut became estranged. In the meniitline Mullen had twice married. Miss Rhodes never forgot her first love, nnd recently me! him for the flri{t time since they part­ ed. Past differences were soon pntcln-d up nnd proposal, acceptance nml umrrlage soon followed. A m erican Standard Version High Ideals Marked Indians. The law of hospitality was general nntong the savage tribes of thN comlnent. It wns rare, or Imleml unknown, that nn enemy who had accepted hos­ pitality ever violated that' rule which ‘made lit** host as sacred ns himself had been. Among our most savage tribes the liar always wns n man despised. The mnn who fought In the op.-n win* 1 the man n-spech-d. The forked tmigne ! ranked a omit when* midi o'lm tit lie. ; longed amt nlwny s will lu-long—with the siiake that crawled on Its belly. The Indian sign for thnt wns a sign of contempt and detestation. SEND YOUR BOY TO CAMP. SAPPHIRE, N. C. MsvaUln Ukra. mtft tfarla. ( ( « « a n a Ukr. S i raaaaa. r),k l raw baatr, flaaUa( rafLaarlaa baania. tk a t.) alMaOni af 111 kind! V a liT ln ,. sU rawrM) htlartas la SU M bjn ta, wUStary rawlaraa. EliUt aaaaaw Jat, I (a A a f. it. f a r Attractive - Compact - ReadableDurable Emphasized with thtj words o f Christ printed in bold face type. Strongly and neatly bound ifi Khaki colored M orocco groined Waterproof Keratol— flexible limp cover, embossed back bands, rqund corner?, Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully emboesed American Fids In colors on the outside front cover. Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x 4 )4 Inchos nnd just )4 nn inch thick. Type is plain and clear— selfpronoundni*. The Four Great American Hymns are printed end bound with this Sailors and Soldiers Testament. HELP TO BRING THE BO YS BACK CLEAN This Sailors and Soldier Testament, neatly packed, ready for mailing, given with a yeiars subCA scription to the Sanford Herald for..... �to i^ rn H S ltin H W V H r 'W h lle r n \ ■ Amsterdam be received a hurry call to a I<onilon_from-Jill..correspondent there V and took the next boat, getting a vise / .* through the Interest o f tho American U .legation In The Hague, ty, "Why did you go to Loudon?" ho & was asked when Jie returned to Berlin, r ITo told tho story. “ •We know of tho telegram yon reTf* -Solved,’, was the reply. *Bnt why did 1 you go to room 803 of tho Bavoy hotel I and remain closeted with Lord Blube* ] berry there for three hours r 1 Ho was ablo to make his explanation I convincing or there might hare been |V • another Incident to writo a note about. This was some weeks before the UnltI od 8tatea was finally crowded Into war. f It Is easier to believe In tho,nutpber of epics Germany has scattered about when one hears this story by an Ameri­ can girl, who for somo years had stud\ led nt Lolpslc. This year she was re* fused her Th., D. degree, although It J rmat ’ was due her. Tlu-n she was refused id e a l permission to leave Germany^ For tinmuta weeks she was promised and put olT. Mil, •KJonarosatl “Become a spy for us nnd you shall 'UnmiKX have your degree," she was told. "You ^rvie,..,!! fi* \ shall have -plenty of njoncy to spend. ■"*. 'You need not worry nbout tho danger. .We will always tnfce care of you." . . I i^'She . - 'f ilw i .11.1 n n i ItAiVimfi sa spy a n v and nnrV even­ tlltl not become a tually she was given permission to leavo for Switzerland. But Uio story puts one to thinking. Heavy yields o f Ugh class products are nec­ essary to bring .n big net profit to the pow er. Tbe banner record for such results bas been held for lie Usl quarter-century by ideal Fertilizers Stud for out Free Books on all commercial crops o f Florida j also our Spray Catalogue. Special advice gladly given Wilson & Toom er Fertilizer Co Mfrs. Ideal Fertilizers. Jacksonville, Fla. STORAGE BATTERIES We make a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage Batteries of all makes. • Also repair Magnetos, Generators ahd Starters. Bring your Electrical Troubles to us. Give Us A Trial • Sanford Battery Service Co. 203 Oak Ave. I’ honc 189 L. A. Rcnaud, P[op, every four weeks,' nod thenooTy orei* Sunday, If the trains ran right.” lira. Water*' eye* were wide with amnzemept and her pretty face m i pal*. "Hugh Water* I • And yon hesitated one single, solitary second? Ill never forgive you aa long aa I live P She began to cry. "Well, III' tell him tomorrow that I can report for duty on the twentieth," he answered. "And you're going to accept It?" aeked Mr*. Hugh, horrified. * "O f course," ho replied. "And only count home once In thirty days, nnd then only for fifteen minutes. nnd leave me and tile boys all alone, uud— Oh, you don't lore us a solitary hill" again. huh his bewildered "Hut you said reply. • "Rut I said ivlint?" "You sold you’ll ncvfr forgive me for l|eslto(Ing to accept," he cried. ’ *"To accept? No, Indeed," »ho an­ swered. "I said I'd never forgive you for hesIlHtlng." ' “ Hut, Muggins, there Is a heller house In It, belter rugs, a few dia­ monds In time, nnd maybe a car like Ihe Cnrey’s," he nnsivered. "Auibno Hugh-to go with them. No, thank you, kliytslrl Your society Is worth more than all tlie rest of the things thrown in,a million limes over," she declared. __ New Way to Hooverlze. Milwaukee.—"I was trying to IJoov prize." That wha tho explanation giv­ en by Ignats L’oltolskl when haled Into court on tho charge o f stealing meat Unusual Distinction of Having Two Different Players Win Batting from n packing company. Ufc said he . Championship. bad only taken a pound, but 7S pounds of meal were found tn his home. His Eddlo Roush, by winning tho Indivi­ explanation didn't satisfy the court, so dual batting championship of tho Na­ he-was fined $18. tional league this season, tins given tho Cincinnati llvds tho unusual distinc­ tion ot having two different players win tho swnt title Ik consecuUvo yoars. Ilnl Cltaso was first In tho piu rent organization In 1010, nnd now Roush wears tho diadem. By N, P A R K ER JONE8. THE SPENDTHRIFTS (Cu(i)Tlght, 1911. by tli«'McClur* Navyipaper tj) iullc*te.) PIRATES REJECT DON FLYNN BurUuf season ho (oOTpart In WTcotftesta, winning nine and losing three. Six o f hla nine victories were won while the Olanta were piling up their I NOTICK TO PATINO CONTRACTORS S.ittd propo«*U »l?l b* rtrtlr.d by I k famous ran o f 20 triumphs, and bo fin**I fount/ romirlialnnir* of Soalnol* foaaty. Ubod the season with the lowest aver- Florid*. at the nflln of I k dark of tha Cir­ cuit Corn I of thr county of Kanlaola, at San­ age of. runs per game allowed In tho ford. Flt-rjd*. at or boiof* 10 a. m.. Juno 11, majors, yielding only DO tallies per Ibis, for stadias and radar 8 feat wtda with brick Ganaaa aaanua from l b . 8U nlno Innings. John* rlvtr » n l , at>prnilma(rly.l 1>K mllaa Although Schopp pitches from tho to tha aaal end of (ha prnrnt brick p ir la p Pack prnrtaal to t* arrompantad by S, portaldo and relays his grub In tha (rrtlltd that l> mad* parable at tlfhl to tha cl.rk tt tha rircu t tr im if r.m letlr ^•on­ aamo way, he bats right-handed. LEGAL ADVERTISING ly, Flcrlda. for I7S0.0C. - Alter May X*. ISIS, plana and apadScs* Ilona ir.a» la a.an or tacurad by appliesHARNESS RACING IS QUESTION lion lo Mr. E. A. Pnoflirr. rl>tk of tbo Clreoll Crort. »l hi* rfflre In tta Court llouaa it Fatfoid. Florida, o r ‘ from Fm l T. WIIOrand Clrjcult Meetings In Detroit and liae-a. enilnetr,'al hit oiTc’ ,. t’acford, FIs. The hi a»tl if County C/>ranlaelerara reKalamazoo Wert Not Success­ u rv n tha licit to reject-anr or all bid*. ful— May End Sport r . a . n o u cp A S s . Clerk of lha rirrult Court, • • ' Seiclnota County, Florida. ,i Tho future o f harness racing In Michigan Is a topic nf considerable dis­ cussion among followersvef tho sport. Tills yeiris Grand Circuit meetings In Detroit and Knlnmnkoo admittedly wero not successful, nnd tlielr con­ clusion tho opinion -was freely ex­ pressed that Michigan next yenr might not see Ihe trotters and pacers of fhe Lift llhe. Poor'attendance character­ ized tho races at Knlnmnzoo. Lack of Interest following tho abolition o f bet­ ting caused the abrupt termination of tho Detroit meeting. Whether Detroit will again seek a place on tho Grand circuit will bo decided at a meeting o f tha Detroit Driving club In the near future. IE LAURIE REAL PERSON American Qlrl of Same "Ilk” Qlvee Facte of Origin of the Popu­ lar. Scotch Song. i » t u p v im tH i t t.iv t v „ ----. A letter has cotne to hand tlint was *SnfAni,T!o'JrtiBP.' “Writtcn hy-MIss SIrEf-Itidillt-nlnughtcr' er sTxy, at i ». o f tho Into Judge llldtlle, fo r mnny •years, n circuit court Justice In this Apiprr section, says u writer In tho Pitts- A * luirglt Gnzette-Tlines. Th e Illtldles •were o f hotirle Ilk. oh Scotch folk say. und they hnd gone to some consideraide pains to get tho story o f the song ^Netle straight, ns th en ' had been considertilde contention ntinut It. Hero It Is: JV1* r" ‘ ''je a n Riddell (the name Inter spellctl rr>r" t i Riddle? wns ttiarriisl to Sir Robert *,u*c|J' I l.mirle, the tlrst lmreact of .Maxwetlott. n V t ,’r , One nf tlielr ditttglilers was Annie I.att•’ rie, relelinjted In Scotch song. Lt omi "A nnie Laurie tins famed for her ,,' p " 1!’r. benuty’ ntid cleverness, nnd wns n social eur- a,, favorite In nil the country round nbout, so It wns not lit till MirprMng that she cnpriviitisl a Mr. Doughis of I'aghiad, a man o f culture nnd o f letters, who com posed the song bearing her name. "Ihi| seeing that tho course o f truo love does not run smoothly, she mnrrled n Mr. Gnrgesaon, leaving Mr. Dougins to hlk hunting and ids verses. "T o this day many pilgrims go to Maxwelton, drawn tlilther by tho muchloved song, 'Annie Lnurle.', Mnny nlso visit Crnlgdorroch, where sho s|»ent het tnnrrled life In com fort." Outfielder Secured From Shreveport Hugh Waters tucked little Mrs. Club Has Been Turned B a ck Hugh under Ids arm, pulled his over-' Caught In Draft. coat' collar up to keep out the biting wind, and, they turned briskly down The Pittsburgh club has notified the the snow-covered street toward home. Shreveport club that Outfielder Don "Wimii enough, Muggins?" hu nuked, El)an will nut hu retained. Iljs work "Smothered J" was the cougtilng re- In the few games he plnyetl Into In ply. tho season fulled to Impress the Pitts­ "Home party, whsn't It?” he said en­ burgh imumgement. Shrevoport pfobnthusiastically. hly will not |i(> nhle. to use him next American Tells Some Anecdotee Show­ "Some party! I should say sot year, either, for It Is understood he ing the Extent of the German Spy Hugh. wouliln'J It he lovely to have wns caught In the army draft. money?" Mrs. Waters sighed softly. System— Experience of Amer­ "Enough so we could give n jmrty once ican Qlrl In Lelpalc. Indian H u rler* Hard Pickin g. la a while, like this ono of the HudNnp I-nJole, who linttcd .380 In tho sons' tonight, nnd have a house nnd By HERBERT COREY. International league Inst season, found wonderful rugs like thelrst?' (Correipondfnt of th* Chicago Ksw s.) the Imllntinpoll* -pitchers hard picking Heme, .Switzerland.—Last week a Hugh threw buck hi* In the recent Inter-league season, nnd Gemtnn U-bont cnptnln visited Purls. ronretl. "We are mighty hotted hut .211 ngnlust .them. Jay This , story In told .on tho authority aren’t we, Indy love? I nei Klrke. who played first for Indlnnnpoof the man who saw tho U-boat captain It so strongly before." Ilia In (lit* gutties ngnlnst Toronto, wns there. I know tho man. ITo Is n con­ Mrs. Hugh laughed too. servative, solid, rellnblo American. Ills not suffering, I'll ndmtt, and I aujipose the lending hitler of the series, with word 1b worth 100 cents on tho dollar lota of pcoplo think we're rolling In k^average of .-Kill. wherever ho Is known. For somo riches on your salary of $2,MX) a yenr; years ho wns In business relations with but It doesn't reach very fnf out after Gennntut, nnd learned to know many frill*, nnywrny,” *ho answered ns they reached tlu-lr steps. nf them very well. They opened the door quietly to keep "I wns stnbdlng InYront of the opera Until Last Season Me Watched bouse In Purls," said this man, "when from waking llielr two little son*, nnd n green car whizzed by. I Just caught at lltrlr eutrnnee the young high school Other Pitchers Work. n gllmpso of a fnmiliar face. Ilesldo gtrl, tn'charge during their Infrequent tho man I knew was a Frenchman nights out, rose from her chair, gath­ Was Looked Over by Cincinnati Red: wearing a black beard. Two minutes ered up Iter hook* nnd with n "lluink In 1912 and Let Qo to Decatur of Jitter I remembered whom thh familiar you" for tho half-tlollni1 her service* Three-l League—Ha Bata demanded and a |deassntv "Good faco belonged to. Right-Handed. night I” she hurried away. S ‘"V on ITiiHen,' I said to myself. "Hit down and warm your feet, Mr*, •Why—why—dang It—Inst I heard of Ferdinand M. Schupp, tho Glanta* i Von Iluttcn he was commanding n U- Madam, said Waters. "J want to talk stnr southpaw, who entne bnck In such to you a little bit." boat In tha-North sea.'" "We ought to go to bed right away. I grand style In New York after being FuUla to Chjse a Qreen Car. dear. It's Intel" Mr*. Hugh demurred. driven frotn tbe box In Chlcngo In the Tho nbrtT'pufzicd over It for a mo­ Mccond world's series game, la the 1 ment. Then, being n good American, Hut she sat down nevertheless, and youth of tho regular New York pitch­ ho told the American authorities In her husband, drew a chair near her. "Kind of cosy here by the fire, 1 ing staff. Paris, llo hnd not been nblo to get Schujip, who Is n Kentuckian. Louis­ tho number o f the car or a description think, don't you?" he asked, uud patted ville being 1. ,-t natlvo heath, where ho her hand. “Just as nice as the party, o f tho chauffeur. Chnslnjr green cars wns bom In 1892, Joined thu Giants In Parts la like trying to catch wild maybe." In 1013. IIo woro tho seat of his trous­ "Nicer, Hugh," she replied. "Tha geeso by tho salt plan. Next day tho ers smooth wntchlng older aud moro best part of going out Is coming home, man was walking down tho Avcnuo do experienced twlrlers do tho hulk of the l'Opera when tho green car whizzed by according to my way of thinking, nut work, nnd did not renlly hhlno until ws are poor, aren't we? It seems to^ again, n o tried to catch tho number, I T M riM ierim rn jr m«t season:----------but that old oil nnd dust trick that un* that every ono In our. crowd Is Schupp began tils professional ca­ getting ahead faster thnn we are. I American speeder* Invented prevented reer In 1912, tttul nftcr being looked him. Ho walked on down to Clro'a for wouldn't trade husbands with any­ over by tho Cincinnati Rods wns let body, but 1 wouldn't mind trading In­ lunch. go to D^nittr, of tbo Three-1 league. "I had So-and-so from tbo consulnto comes, would you?" HlteTiIgbed agnfnr Ho proved himself to bo n horse for work that year, taking part In 51 game* for 22 victories und 20 defeats, nnd at tbo close of tbe season was grubbed by the llhyits. In 1013 und 1014 nnd most of 1015 Bchupp was learning thu big lengtiu German Says It Is Moro Exciting . Than Running a Sub­ marine I'e It injalnrd by the bfayxr anl City Ceucclt of Pnnlcrd, Flrrid*. ’ triton |. TLat It thntl bo un'nwful fer ary pfpnn.nr twr.oca. by blmatlf or ty any otkar party In hla employ to dlitribut* any plararda. rlrrulara. abnw Villa, hand bllla o r any other advertlarmrnt mattrr by Ika d»llt.ry tl the aamo to any paraon or'pewrnn upon any of tha public atraata of tha city of Fanford, Florida, or to attach, poat, prim, place, paint or alatnp plarardn, rlrrulara ahow billa nr olhar' advertlaamant inaItar upon any public plate or object In tha city, or upon any fanra. bulldlnc, latagraph pola •lactrie light pola. hitch poat, Irra or any other object. .« Hertlon S. That It ahall be unlawful la flea or hand to any prraoa or pertona. clrculara. band bllla or olhar advartlalng matter of any drarrlptlon In and upon any of tha public atraata of tha c|ty of Sanford. Florida! provided, however, that rlreuUr*. handbill* nr any other advartlalng matter may be dintrlbuted by actually' leaving aam* In tha varloua place* ol lha dty ol Sanford, or by dallvrry tlartof In anma. peraon Iraid# of tny raaldenr* of tha city of Sanford, Florid*. Faction 3. Any peracn or peraona wnaa conviction of tha violation of any provlalona of the foregoing ord nance ahall be aubjact to a lire of ftn.00, rr I'mprlaonmrnt not at- LANK’S SCHUPP WARMS BENCH Old False Teeth Wanted—Don’ t Matter If Broken We pay up to 15 dollar* per set. Also rash for Old Gold* Silver and broken Jewelry. Check sent by return mall. Good* held 10 day* for sender’* approv­ al of our offer. Mazer’s Tooth SjiecUIty. Dept. A, 2007 S. 5th St., Philadeltiliifi Pn Do not allow tho poisons of undigested food to accumulate In your bowels, where they are absorbed into your system. Indigestion,con­ stipation, headache, bad blood, and numerous other troubles are bound to follow. Keep your system clean, as thous­ ands of others do, by taking an occasional dose ol the old, reliable, veg­ etable, family liver medl- Thedford's _ Mrs. W . F. Pickle, ot Rising Fawn, Ga., writes: "W c have used Thed­ ford's Black-Draught as a family medicine- My mother*In-law could not take calomel as It seemed too strong for her, to she used Black-Draujzhtasm mild laxative and liver regulator. . . W e use It la believe to the family and belle.. It is the best medicine for the liver made." Try it Insist on the jjenuineRenulne— insist Thedtord’s. 25c a pack; ■ m* «. . . _ * n *tt THE U N I V E R S A L , C A R M ost r-iul more the enclosed motor car grows strong in nodular-favor. It’s natural, especially with Ford cars, which are busy running every day of the year—winter nnd summer the Ford turves faithfully and profitably. So for a real genuine family car there is nothing equnl/to the Ford Sedan nt ?Gf)5 f. o. b. Detroit. Scats live, i . rictus, plate glass sliding windows, pjlk t‘iTf;.im. deeply crhnlstfred Beats, latest Iy]uf vent:kiting wlmUuehl a car of refined luxury with tho everlastingly reliable Ford chassis. Come in nnd know mere about this superior car. F. WILLIAMS Dealer On Flour, Grain and Feed '" I saw you there,' I gnsped. ‘" I know you old,’ snld he. '1 nt the next tnhle to you In Clro's hind tho pillar, nnd hrnrd you nlmnt seeing me. Naughty, naug Aud so you tried to get your old pinched?' The German^ told my ' Amoi friend that he hnd been In and ot Paris ever since the wnr hegnn. found It much more Interesting running a U-bont. be said. There n danger, be admitted, but Just cn danger to make the Job Interci - EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman Fruit and Vegetable Crates Yen Can Boy From Us at • Wholesale Prices W . A. Merrjdaj Company PilalLa, Florida —A L a w o W. J. THICPEN & COMPANY General Fire Insurajnee Fardta Schupp. ' pBchlng acj frpm observation. In 1015 bo Ditched and won but one.full game. Sanford F .lo r id s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 07, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 07, 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 07, 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/652e707a1b892833866262eec177fa80.pdf 077fa4096177cd322526ec7bf5636213 PDF Text Text P U B L IS H E D ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS : S E M I- W E E K L Y SUBS HERE ABLE BODIED FREIGHT RATE INCREASE CIRCUIT court here WILL CLOSE SPRING TERM TO SCARE MUST GO TO SERIOUS HANDICAP TO THE FLORIDA GROWERS AMERICA THE FRONT WITH SHORT SESSION • RFCOBD T I M E M A D E A N D • M O N E Y S A V E D F<JR ........ .. T H E S T A T E , find that the citizens of the* county acted in a most commendable man­ S IN K FIVE SM A LLE R S H IP S ner, demonstrating that our people OFF JERSEY COAST T H IS ,* 3T0 fully capable of meeting and de­ W EEK termining # all mnttrrs which . may arise in our midst. We find that an Washington, D. C., Jur.e 3.— The arrest was made, evolving some navy department has received an of doubt as to whether the light party ficlul report that three American had been apprehended- nnd the* ut­ schooners had het-n sunk off the most care w;as manifested to avoid coast by enemy submariner. Be­ any Set until- a full identification sides tho Edward H. Cole, the na'nus ijud been made of the accused. We of two other ships haye been report­ fully investigated the identity of the ed to the navy*. They ure.j the accused and found uhsolutc nnd coni schooner Jacob S.- Haskell und the vincing proof of his -innocensc. Wc Isabella D. Willey. further believe that the party com­ . The subninrien* were, undoubtedly mitting the crime lias paid the pen­ looking for American transports alty in the-person of the unknown Having been checked by the Amer­ negro who was killed on the 29th ican destroyer tlotilln in the vvnr zone of May, 1918, in Orange rounty by the Gertnnn admiralty apparently anwofficer of that county. has concluded to carry tl\e sub­ Wo highly recommend the good marine warfare- to the doors of citizens of the county of Seminole Amerirn In hope of stopping the during this trving_tltne-&ad-compll- flow- o f troops which will turn the ment the efficient action of the balance against the central powers Hume Guards. / ’ on the* western battle front. We /ecommcnd the action of Sher­ If thr Gorman admiralty expects iff Brady nnd I he sheriff’s office in to find the American port? unpro­ the cool and complete handling of tected because a grtnt fores- of the situation. American destroyers has bun cen- 44 4 NO M O R E SO FT S N A PS FOR 4 -S’ TH E BIG H U S K IE . ... M EN 4 4 4 4 N O TIC E -f ' 4 • - , All the loyal and patriotic citizens arc hereby notified 4 ♦ that n mass meeting will be ♦ held at the County Court ♦ f^ousc Wednesday, June 6th ♦ 8 p. m’., for purpose of or­ ganizing a Home Protective Association. Now i* the time to prepare for the prr-« ♦ teriion of our town and # county. Come out and ♦ show your loyally 'to the Greatest Cause ever known. W O U LD M E A N A D V A N C E C P * .’ $200,000.00 FOR OUR SECTIO N f . i •- V » • - $ One of the most perilous handi­ Washington, June 3. — Two hun­ caps that has been offered the grow­ Circuit court opened lis t Tuesday dred nnd fifty thousand’ men released er and shipper of Flrriila is the pro­ and this term will probably go down from early service under the droft posed freight rate advance advocated In history as being the shortrat and because of minor physical defects, to offset ’ wage iqcrtsre and other |fMl expensive of any term ever hut .held for ‘special and limited costs to rnllroads. The inrreisen hf|d in this or adjoining counties. military duty," are to he brought will range from 25 to 139 per cent. The fallowing men served on the into the army within the next few On Florida perisahahle nnd our pro­ grand jury: J. K. M ettingtr, fore­ months former v ir g in ' non-combatant duct from Seminole county, approx­ man. O. I’ . Herndon, clerk, J. K. units. • •" imately $65 per car will he demand­ Richards, M cG * Carraway, T. W. At present, every man in the nrmy ed to the minimum New Y'ork mar­ WilHorrr11* W. H. Hand, C. .C. Cobb, hns had to pass rigid physical tests ket and comparative increases will T. J. Ilrannon, 0. II. Stenstrom, C. for field service. Tens of thousands nfleet out incoming freight. ||. McKinney, C. M. Williams. P ‘ of these sturdy, athletic young fel­ As is nlwuys the case, our Board F. Monger, It. A. Newman, S. W, lows, however, are serving ns clerks of Trade-, hns compiled figures and Bradford,'Walter Klicker, J. L. Hill, and store keepers In quartermaster protests against unreasonable In- ’ D. C. Howard, Tim Keane.. Engineers’ M em o ria l Scrrlre and ordnance depots, nu military creases and same have been forward- ’ The petit jury wns comeposed of The memorial service of tho police, hospital orderlies, headquar­ ed "it. Hudson Hurr, Chairman i f • _ th following: J. F. Hodge?, W. T, Brotherhood of Locomotive Eriginthe— Hrrrldn Railroad ' Commission, ters’ clerks. — telcgrap.h.. telephone D*ane, O. II. Frain, W. J. Daniel. h e' held 'in Holy Crois and wireless operators and in other ccrs “will bc representing Florida. Data com­ 'jr T r M ltc h e llr 9 .- E -P o r tr r - C ir - \ V r Church next Sunday morning, June jobs that could he ns efficiently piled by the Board of Trade sccrcWaters, T. W. Lawton. M. W. Lov9th at 11 a. m. The members of the filled by men not phyrically quali­ tary shows thut, according to figures r||. \V. J. Thigpen, J. 1. Anderson. Brotherhood will attend in a body in the previous 15 per cent, advance fied for front line work. Dave Robinson, K. II. Fly i t , J. L. occupying reserved seats. Friends rule case, the present increase would In order thut America might put and members of the family specially Hill. J A. Clark. Ed. Lane. Ed. exact more than a billion dcllaru Into this war her maximum fighting, invited. The address will he made Roujnut.. annually in this countr- front nliivstrength. Gov. Crowder, provest by the Rev. Rector. Special and The following cases were disposed pers. In Seminole t : I ire, tie We have inspected tbc Court centrated in tin- war zone, around marshal agent has decided thnt-no appropriate .music by a large choir of: minimum 26 per ct.-’ f. t,dvur.co House and find same in excellent the British islands, it v.ill he mis­ man physically lit for front line ser­ and soloists. , American Agricultural Chemical would cost growers and rhlppers at condition. The offices ate neatly taken, naval oilicers say. While the vice shall he permitted to serve in n _ l.ste War News least $200,000.00 r.iau d ly and 80 Co. ys. Carl Carlson and J. L. °rruft in the war zone nun-combatant mpm-ity so long as kept and in order, therefore we hive hm urinj^—' The very latest war news received per cent of this ar.r in: would fall paugjjftty. damage suit verdict fe: no recommendations to make in this are k fia rge numbers, the protection it jr possible to fill acceptably these ut this office today is that the Allies directly on the Sa-.fjrd section. . plaintiff siuin of $482.06 and in­ of the steamer lanes on this side of jobs with men not fit for the respect. are holding the Huns anti the big The protests offered by the San­ terest. the Atlantic hns not been over­ trenches. We, the committee from the grand German drive hns slowed up consid­ ford Board of Trsi i i: tl.o interest L. |*. MrCuller va. J. F. Arinl looked and it is said there are ade­ A man may have a humb or, erably. The U-boats operating off of the growers .-anil shippers shows damages, verdict for plaintiff sum of jury to inspect the county poor quate forces in home waters to meet fihger ofi, a glass eye or lliit feet, and the coast of America sank many thnt the proposed I'a n g e would en­ farm and convjct camp beg, to re­ $:I3! to. them. still l»e aide to do everything that is smaller vessels but no transports tirely destroy the jn s in t llo iid a port: We find the poor farm in ex­ I’etition for naturalisation papers The torpedoing of ships off Barnc- required in non-combatant service. und only one large oil steamer. One classifications and thnt instead of aq cellent condition, buildings clean for Nicolas Zerr.ovan granted. Often he will lie uble to do it better of the U-boats was sunk by Ameri­ Increase the state is really entitled well kept und everything in the best gat. N. J., followed by the report of Some of can destroyers nnd the rest of them to equalization of rati* to compare Frank A. Beat vb. J. O. Packard shape for the comfort and welfare of more destructions olT Nantucket than the young athlete. and. Roy Symcs replevin, nnn-auil thr inmntes and from conversation shoals, nearly 200 miles to tho the most efficient office men to he are being closely watched and -will favorably with scctlor.c rearer mar­ ent* :< "I with some they expreis themselves north, was taken as an indication found are often virtually cripple* in sulier u like fate. It is the purpose kets or at least the Culilo:nia talcs. * of the Germans to .try to. scare the The report sent in by the Board of as- well satisfied and well fed. 1he that th«v hostile submarines were op- the military sense. surrounding grounds are well culti­ ofating in number nnd that the plan •’ There is a job in the army for Americans into taking some of the Trade points out vit id ly , that at (Jrand Jury Prtienliheni w the German admiralty probably vated and show great care )>., the avery man who js able to handle any American fleet from .Rritish waters, present out rate is 1 cent v .r pound *ji the Circuit Court of the Sev­ pas to concentrate the U-boats in a Supt., Mr. C. W. Williamson and sort of job In Industry," It wsh hut Secretary Daniels states that we or $1 per hundred en nil begciablta enth Judicial Circuit, Seminole wish to commend him for his super­ practical blockade of the principal stated at Crowdfrr’s office. "T h e have ample protection here and can nnd perishables even to the clcacst County, Florida. , vision and care.. We desire to rec­ ports of embarkation being used for whole army cannot he on the battle taki* care of anything they send market— New ’ Y'ork. nnd. exceeds To the Honorable James W. Perkins. The American this to points beyond and western ommend that provision- he made for American transports. line, and it is absurd to apply battle- across the wuters. .The Grand Jury ompannolled and " Recurrent reports of German sub­ • • _....L.imonH t «i I hi* fill'll Ilf till* people have entire confidence in the points. It is very much regretted i,„. requirement* •«> the men of the the safety from fire and for coitveni* serving for the ifyring term of 191H navy and in the secretary of the thnt this matter cannot he handled cnee of those on the fjirm thnt con­ m a r i n e s on this side of tin- Atlantic ion-combuU.nl forces. lug to make the following general os concisely and vigorously as It nections with the present well In­ have been rlosoly examined by the As « result. v-e will release from navy. presentments: should he hut this,is due to tho fact sunk, a tank by erected and waste navy department during the Inst non-combstant work for duty r.r the The county of Seminole has been pipes laid. Also that the buildings week. Reports of one German sub­ front the equivalent ol 20 German Elks Ball Friday Evening, June 7th that numbers of our shippers have very free from crime for the pait marine near the Virginia capes were divisions—for every one cf these failed to heed the many warning! be painted to avoid decay. The dance to be.given at the Elks six months and for this reason there brought to them by the Board ot Wc thoroughly inspected tho pris­ current along Hampton roads Sat­ men hrqught ir. fer 'special and lim­ Home. Sanford, Friday eyening is an have been but few matters of a crim­ urday night. It was said the navy Trade of just such proceedings and ited m iliury duty’ will release from oners* quarters and find the premises inal nature ; for our investigation. Hying boats, submarine chokers and non-fighting work a man physically open house affair, nnd n special In­ urging them to stand closer together clean, sleeping quarters comfbrtahlc vitation iH extended to the out of These we have carefully disposed of. other unti-suhmarine craft in that on these matters and he perptred and well provided with bed clothing, fit for the trenchrs." town people. We have arranged it We feel grateful that such pleasing district immediately went to tea in to combat them. It is evident even the kitchen clean and ample food for Orders for the induction of these so that the home guards from out­ conditions exist nnd earnestly desire now that these things are only be­ the prisoners. The convicts express search of the raiders. limited service" men into the nrmy lying points will have an opportun­ they will continue. ginning and unless combined effort The innstcr of a British vessel ar­ will end the regime of slickers and s ilisfaction as to their treatment ity to visit the Elks Home and There are, however, several mat­ and ii made, all of us may expect to pay • riving at Norfolk on May 27, re­ commend Mr. Winn fer dackers," who, although strong nnd spend a pleasant evening after the ters which we desire to call attention ported having fired some shots ut a a burden. sound, secure assignment' to desk home guards meeting. hia good supervision. . » In this fight it is clcs-’.y not ’.hfr submarine about 160 miles off Cape jobs and other dutiss that would to. On our trip of Inspection of poor No charges-will he made for ad ntent to oppose anything ilmt tur Other incoming ships nt keep them far from the sound of the The roadway, beyond the brick farm we noticed at railroad cross­ Henry. mission, except for these who dance government may ncei". ur demand; road, at the end of Celery avenue, ings numerous obstructions t » view Atlantic ports for the last few days guns. . $1.00 per couple will he charged. it is also the purpose not to allow, If from the approach to the Osteen of vehicles 1weeds and trees), whjph have also brought reports of sighting "Thousands of men In Washington The howling alleys, card tables, pool such can he prevented,-other sources Ferry is in a very bad condition and if not removed may result In a seri­ submarines. alone will be relesscd for field duty*" nnd billiard tables will he free to all. to utge Increases without giving the entirely devoid of any hard surface this draft official said. ’ ous accident. ,* . . . It js the desire of the committee shippers'a hearing rr.d it 1b felt by and severely Inconveniences vehicles New York, N. Y., Juno 3.— Two We .desire to express our appreci­ "T h is refinement cf selection will to see that every one has a good the rank and file ilia*, such in tho of all_ kinds passing • thereqn. We ation of the kindness and direction more American vessels, the Haltlle continue until about the only Class I time, the best music will he furnish­ care. Very likely rcr.:e increrso is recommend tmmediatc attention to of our1 stale's attorney, Hon. Jo­ Dunn and thc Samuel W. Hathaway men not In service will- he tho In­ ed und every possible courtesy will necessary hut haalrp r.n incrc.ake of same. •••*■ have been sunk by German sub­ valids and total incompetents. For seph H. Junes. ' be extended the visitors and we even eight per cent on present ton­ The lighter used as the ferry in ’ Wc recommend the purchase of a marines. tpccializod work, too wc will go into hope to have a large crowd. nage on a blanket huilr, would pro­ reported to be in u leaky und danger­ pair of thoroughbred bloodhounds Details of the ndditfbnnl sinking the deferred classes when necessary." t h e ' NEt PR O C E E D S W IL L vide 'an annual ‘ increase t f mor« ous condition nnd if permitted to be for safety and protection of Sem­ had no', been received - early tin From now on ability to serve is to BE USED FOR T H E P U R C H A S E than $350,000.00. Added to this tho used longer will bo a menace to pub­ afternoon, hut the report wes thnt he the deciding factor in srlcctim. OF C IG A R S , C IG A R E T T E S A N D passenger Increase to three .cents per inole county. lic safety, therefore we urge immedi­ (hey had fnllen victims to the enemy Probably, the most expert virelias TO B AC C O FOR T H E S O L D IE R S . mile and more than r.noih'.r hundred, Court House Committee ate attention thereto. somewhere off the New England operator in tho United Stalls has millions will he earned. We found said court house in good We further find the approaches to coast. only one leg. Should tho govern­ I)r. McKinnon Returns cor.ili ion. We recommend that the The Hattie Dunn, a three masted ment turn this export down because the ferry are very steep nnd it is dePaving Hard Avenuft Dr. J. F. McKinnon lias returned siitd that same be remedied which plaster he replaced whore It hr.s schooner, was 146 fret long. 36 feet of his defect, nnd put in his chair a . Rand avenue ’ between I'ark r.uf from a month’s trip to points In . beam and 11 fret deep. Her ton­ ’sound, two-legged operator? we believe may he accomplished by fallen off. Wc North and South Carolina where he Magnolin is being pnvctl with brick, We further .recommend that a gate nage was 3f>5. She wns lmllt at commencing the slope of the ap­ Chink not. The one legged man enn addressed several colleges and re­ tho brick being furr.Lhcu by the city proach a few feet hack so an to be placed across fhe c n t $ a n «;^ t h o Thornnston, Me., in 1884. give more efficient uervlce nt the ports a fine trip. He also states that and P. H. Rand and Y’ owcll Si Speer, Tho Samuel W. Hathaway, a four* n al:e the tlope more gradual. This „ld ferry dock at the Lake .Monrco wireless key than tho man who is applies to both sides of the river. bridge and thnt the same he kept masted schooner was built at Brew- physically sound. And putting him Florida is much cooler than the the owners <f abutting property Under tho Such changes will undoubted.y he clci.ed for tho safety of the public. masted schooner was built nt Brew­ on the job for which he Is fitted re­ states farther north as It wns 97 in paying for the- laying. Charlotte, North Carolina Saturday. able supervision of Mr. Roller the appreciated by nil these using the The road at this point leads directly er, Mass., in 1902. leases the sound man with his two avenue is being paved with ’the into this parsage way nnd is n:irWashington, Juno 3.— Atlantic laid ferry. . > g o o d * legs to charge the German brick laying fiat, making a fine job, Icarfing to the public and xiutoniocoast naval stations were directed fay Liberty Bond Flags Flying We recommend that the elevator across No Man’ s Land. and this street will now bo freo from The flags given to Sanford and in the court house be placed in con­ biics approaching from the south are tho steamer department todny to dust and will enhance the value of in danger of running into fame and send vessels to the atsii>’knce of the dition for use during the term r.f Work upon Bntrow’a new post­ Seminole'County by the" government tho property on both sides being on Into the lake, the dock being un­ steamer .Carolina, In rrsponre to for going over the top on the Third court. . protected st tho end reaching cth S. O. F. calls, snylng she was boinr office building Is nearing completion. Liberty Loan campaign are flying much more clean and sanitary than Attention has been called to the Tho stenm heat and other fixtures formerly. There are several more nttnrked by submarines. Tho S. O. necessity of placing guards on both water. We further suggest that ns have arrived and the furniture was from the street intersections at Park alleys und side streets that should be S. calls were received at the Arling­ and Palmetto and the beautiful side? cf the small bridges o n ' the the road makes a turn immediately shipped two weeks ago. The con­ ton naval wireless stntion hero. before reaching the bridge dock that Hags of the while field and the blue paved and while Mr. Roller Is here pu 'li<- highway fi»r the safety of tractors oisure Postmaster Wilson and the rity council are mindful of Her wireless call for help was re­ travel, especially at night. This is prominent white signs be placed on that tho building will bo ready fer bars and the red border are a thing the. needs these, streets should be ceived at .7,o’ clock last night. Ship­ emphasized by a recent accident i t each side of the entrance to this Except for un­ of beauty. paved. ping authorities estimated thnt when him by July, 1st. The flags were presented to the •he ditch bridge on the brick road dock and same would add greatly to attacked she was In about the same avoidable delay In shipping material the safety of the public especially to city and county torr.c time ago by between the Ice Plant and Ilruce'a position os tjic schconorEdward H, during tho present two or three A feed and rice mill Is being plan­ Hon. Forest Lake at the meeting of atrre. In consequence of the ab­ persons using this, bridge after dark. months the building would hove We the committee find cver> Cole, when that vessel wes destroyed the Red Crest Campaign and they ned for erection before fall in Cisy sence of guards an ’ automobile, re­ been completed sooner. thing’ of jail in good shape. Well by s submir.nc. The Carolina was Farmers are being urred cently ran into the ditch. will fly from the street intersec­ county. commanded by T . D. It. Bsrbce. provided with bed clothing. ^ to plant every available cere to ccrn, tion posts aa long as they will last There has recently been an at­ The S. Os S. picked up by the fiteamahlp Co., was advised this velvot beans and rice, r.s well aa tn Prisoner! well provided wlthJfiod. or until the next Liberty Loan dem­ tempt to commit a heinous crimo by navy wireless from the Carolina afternoon from Washington that the John K. Mcttlngcr, abundance o f sweet They onstrating to all tl at pass that San­ * vagrant negro from scmio other said the steamer wan being ’shelled Carolina had been ahell?d by a sub­ , Foreman of Grand Jury. are planning ’ to •ettchllsh a sweet ford and Seminole county are there P-rt cf. the country) which-aroused marine and that the passenger* had submarines. potato storage hftutc.’ -Si..... Vcith the goods.. the county to the highest,pitch. In 0. P. Herndon, takeir to the bo^ta. . ’ • The New York- & Porto Rico Clerk of Grand Jury. * the exciting Incident, however, We �: ,7Vi *7 THE SANTORO HERALD '»•/ll’ >1. l i l t late, an* wus wunst more ae pUlcr of power St our modern artliTery and th* de chn'ch. *00*0 such *voUon could'n* glorious activities o f our splendid air­ 'scape de preacher's eye, an' ho war men. 1 party offen 'roan1dar helpin' Bla Jody "They sco the spirit, the discipline and wld do work, an* tryln' to 'aoade Fearl the emulation o f our Infantry, and to vraX In do Darrcr they are profoundly Impressed by “ Hows' merer, wo dld'n' tine oat tell them. I hope that the pride which wo week 'fore las' dst In his real he war feel, without venturing to.express It, thlnkln’ uv mahyn* Fearl to save her. In the Americans Is a little reciprocat­ Dat Bcnn'las 'cccdln' call’d- fe r er ed by them. I can only say that every chu'ch mceUn'. So wo Jea' up atf tol' American soldier who has told ms of de bradder wo war*n't gwlno had him his experiences on the British front Jloe In mntermony w id e r sinner, girln’ has spoken with enthusiastic admira­ scnndal to do chu'ch. Bla Jody cried tion o f our men, and that an entirely tears ns sho ’splnned, whllo Pearl wui new feeling, the consequences o f which her chllo ahe wnrn't titJ.o hoi' up de may bo Immense, Is growing np be­ F R ID A Y — Chair.' rich man in "T h e Pub'lc Be repcrtnUon nr a elder In do chu'ch. tween the two kindred nations in Damned” . "Brer Jones ho looked at do Impel*- arms." S A TU R D A Y — H iU ljm Duncan and Carol Hollo­ dent, good-lookin' gal an’ asked: 'Sposo way in “ Vcigcance and the Woman” , t.lio she Jlno do folc, howcomo wo can’t mahy dent* • ■ Emily StevenH in “ Daybreak” . SAFETY PIN BRINGS IN *775 “ Sis .Judy's patlcnco was 'bout . — M O N D A Y — Fdith Stoiy in “ The Legion c f 'saluted, so she ups an' tells bow Fearl Auto Hits Man, Causing Him to Swal­ D ca'h” , sec the Russian Woman in the Trendone Jlno do chu'ch four summers ban' low Fastener—Operation Neces­ che», also “ A M ilk Fed Vamp” one of those runnln'— day Jes* warn’t no Hgion In sary to Remove I t her. Pearl flew np at dat, an* said ns Wonderful Sunshine Comedies. how she ain't got no husban' In do pen New York.— M^s. Ann Kel^y o f Elm-, * TU E SD AY — Ilcdda Nova in that Wonderful like sojne folks presen* bad. Ev’rybody hurst, proprietor o f a trucking business Serial “ The Woman In the W eb” , also the knowed ahe 'luded to her mammy, au' In Brooklyn and Long Island City, Dainty 0 !ive Thomas in “ An Heiress f>r a sho looked so vlgoua wld her snnpln' must pay Joseph O'Laughlln 1775 beDay” , also a Good Comedy. r s eyes,' do elder* Jes gdt ober his ’fatua* enuso O'Laughlln swallowed a safety tlon, an' said ho war willin’ to bo guid­ pin. O'Langhlln was struck by an au­ . WEDNESDAY— The Master o f the Screen W il­ ed by do flock's wishes. Do chu'ch den tomobile . truck owned by MnC Kelly iam S. Hart in “ The Aryan” a story of the chosen Judy, as a mnro sultablcr help­ and operated by’ John Mackey. lie hnd Western Hills and Plain?, also Comedy. . meet fer.do elder dan a sinner 'orann. Just come from a barber shop and was Do elder .glanttd Judy home, an' do adjusting tho collar of his woolen T H U R S D A Y — Sunshine M ay Allison in “ The nex' day wo beam o f de 'proachln' shirt. The snfety pin wns In his month Winning o f Beatrice” , al«o a Comedy with wcddln'. when the automobile struck hhn, and Sidney Drew. , "Judy wns~fer er chu'ch weddln’, the force of the collision gausod the but do elder wus obstlnlt an' said he Ynnn to swallow the pin. An operation' didn't want no rival 'trncUon to do big wns necessary for Its removal. Matinee Dally at 3:15. Evening Performance Begins al mectln' ho was 'ductin'. Bo- wo all 7:30 Except Saturday then at 7:15 fetched up at Canaan an' dat elder aho Decks Qerman Carp With Flag. did 'vort nn* preach one more powerful Sioux City, la.— When tho patriotism fine on’ 'vlncln' sermon. Dnr wus some of Chris Iloumellote, a Greek restnu-' twenty odd mo'ners, nn'.when.Sis Judy ratcur here, was questioned because got happy In a good weavin' way, an' o f his window display p f Gikman carp, flung up her han'a an' started: Chris, who Is a veteran o f Balknn '“ High up In heaven, wars, wrapped a amall American flag times of storm and stress love wil High up in heaven. around each fish. The apparent odver. Aslttln' on de bench wld Jesus’ nb^bc de.il id. Using value of his window display, wns dnr wus one of do torn-downest shout* In direct contras, to tin poverty ens you ever hurd In yoh born days. Immediately doubled. of 'th e people of * this grea. It sho wua a gran* time* Sotn'o’fs t>ouv seven act producJon, is shown til. midnight ho dismissed do crowd wld TficT.VaTon of l'lcnth at Stnr Monday lavish expenditure of some of tin cr-hicasin', nn' tolo urn him nn' Sis ••The Legion of Death” is Metro’s aristocrats and the prcfiigaey < Judy Mnnlon gwlne cr bein’ broke he great seven-act special production de 'wpeetfully ’vltcd dem to follcr de luxe of the Russian Revolution v.itt. (heir lives. The.eOa •> i jU • Scriptural 'Juncllou a' Jlno hnn's In ilc fore liie arrest of. the < and particular attention to the part play­ family Is shown, a id actors of abil­ holy ban of wi-illock, an’ de mootin' ed by the women warriors of Rusuia. form In a 'cession, two an' two, march This “ battalion of death” stepped ity represent the member* of (In down do road to Bis Mnnlon'a house, into the firing line to tnke the places roval family. * whar do knot would bo tied. Mzrthe men whose spirits had weal; “ Dnt olo man Able started, Hark from do torn',' 'enuso It's all do chuno I ened end who had lied from the ho know, nn' cv'rybody took et up but trenches. Many men wer shamed, mi*, nn’ db ilnrk olo swnnip on do le f and all encouraged by this gallant rung wld do music. Al-to-oaco It popt action and returned to their posts. Into my huld dat we got to pass I'ant'er History does not contain the equal graveyard. , rf this inspiring moment, except in By EVELENA RA8BURY. "All uv er suddln' de 'cession stopt the life 'o f Joan of Arc. or a match stone still, do stagin' dryln’ In ter singfor the bravery and determination of (Copyright. 1( 11, W««Um N.wipsp.r Union., its ’ nocks; don 'rose de awfulost Vera HutchknrHT and her noble Hcrrechln' you over been! In all yoh “ Press jroh organdie! Lawsy mussle, born dnys. I looked, an’ so help me "battalion of death,” so-called be­ cause each took poison with her to after do 'spcrlcnco I had las' night, Onwd. dnr In a strungo light do spcrlt hero you comes a wantin' er organdie uv n man nn'-de sperlt uv n pant'er; er escape dishonor at the hands of the prested I How's mever you pet under pnnt'cr taring' do man’s nock, an’ de invading Germans. do shado out In do yard, an' I'll press man stlckln' his knife In do pnnt'cr's It is this glowing story that is told It—bein'* It'* you. side, Jlst like I'd hcarn tell uv as bow “ Honey, I seen cr sight las' night a* dc graveyard got Its name. in "T h e Legion of Death,” and won­ derful Edith Story, “ the Hcrndhnrdi war calkcrlated to mako mo hato do " I cotched my bref nn’ tried to run of the xcreen,” is Ideal for the part vanities uv dls yero sin-soaked worl'. wCd Judge an* de balanro, but aumpun of the leader of Russia's women war­ I'vo henrn of sperits what sneaked got wrong wld my lalgs an* I couidn' 'roun' an' showed deysclvcs id lone mote, anLular I stood wld dem two riors. No at hi r actress possesses In pussons; but, chile, las' night mor’n nivful speritsot fncln' me. • Al-to-once ■uch measure the fire of the dramatic a hundred uv us saw do ghos' uv I'an’sutnpun guggled In my froat, an’ de intensity, the fervor necessary to t'er- graveyortl. foam coined er runnln' fru my mouf, portray the fighting spirit in Rus­ "You 'member I tolo you Canaan an’ down In de middle uv de road I sia s warren, the r« fusal to accept ebu'eh had a new elder dls y rn h l W ell, foil. I doan know bow long I lay dar, tyranny at. d dishorn r as the portion he sho am a lino lookin' man, and do but when 1 cowed to do High Sheriff of a nati in. , ■lstrra, day am as one volco 'claimin' war atondln' by puttin' han'euffa bn a Cyeat . c.-ma of the lO.iflict in him a good servant In do moral vino- black man, and dar do tas' uv Whisky Rursia are shown, both of the riot­ yard. In my mouf. I thought my time had "About do tlmo do cider, Broder coined,'an' I fell to prayin' Out loud ing in the street*. the fghting on the battle front. There are also scenes Jones, corned to ns. Bister Judy Man- when de sheriff, he say, 'Shet up you m Washington, just prior to the re­ Ion’s tlmo war out on do farm whar fool. I's laid de gos', twnrn't no goa' she war sent fer usin’ 'fane language In nohow; twua Jes dls 'scaped eonvlc’, ceiving of the greut news of the over­ de temple; nn' bein' ml'ty 'llglous, she Henry Munlon, und I'earl tryln* to throw of the Roman-ofls. corned right up to do front an' 'polo- skeer Judy outen .mahyln' de preach* "T h e Legion of D elth ” should be glzcd to de chu'ch, to de deacons on* er.' , seen by every friend <>f patriotism, to cvc'ybody fer cantin' shame on do “ But 1 knowed whut my ole eyes of bravery and high courage. It Shepherd's flock. We Insulted ober de hnd seed, so 1 tfVp* on a prayin'. Dey breathes the spirit of right and jus­ luntYnh, an’ 'elded to frrglb her hnck- tirung me home, on' I been prayin' ever tice, arid of a devotion to high and silddln' bn* took her back ln .de busuiu since. “ Here's yoh organdie.- Thank yon nohic issues. More than that, it is n uv de congregashum. fer dls quarter, hut I won't he here “ Her nn’ dnt good-fer-nothln' gnl o’ story filled with suspense and dra­ hern. Pearl, got a house 'bout n tulle long to need yoh quarters. I’s had my matic incident, ami the beautiful frum-de chu'ch, nn' she went to wurk warnin'." love story that runs through it like fer do cause. She worked early nn’ a golden thread proves that even in Star Theatre ROOMY •■ AIRY - SAFE PROGRAM SUPREME AMUSEMENT obly i ' blanket TEJTTwia Vouod Ki» % shoulders. Hla clothes were iyin* in a heap at hla fe e t . ^ 0 As Davis approached, the t n f arose sad Inquired If tho referee wal coming, parts said ha didn’t know but would go hunt him. However, the man Intimated that, was nnneccsurr and said ho wanted to hare a UtUsboxlng match. Dayls brought the man to the connty Jail, where on ‘examination of hla clothes.brought out enlistment papers for tho army. It was tleddcd to hold an Inquest for lunacy. THINK “STONEWALL" JACKSON BEST LEADER Wnahlngton>-^Whlch . of all tho American gemaul* la It that has given European strategist* moid food for thought! Give a guess, or two, or three. And then (yoa will bo wrong, accord­ ing to a prominent . Southern congressman, who says It la not Washington or Bherman or Grant or nobert H. Lee. "Stonewall Jnckaon Is tho ipan." this congressman de­ clared. " I was aurprised re­ cently In talking to British army ofllcers to learn that they have *mado It n point to atudy all o f Jackson's campaigns. It seems they regard hlin bb tho cleverest o f all tho Aincrienn gcnemla, and tho most capable In maneu­ v e rin g against odds. "One British ofllccr told me that ho personally, with n stnflf o f subofdlmites, had gono on foot over all tho ground covered by General Jackson In his great raids during tho Civil war.* Ho said it was as lino a study la tactics ns could be found any­ where." BRITISH PRISONERS SfARVED Men In Qerman Camp Entlreiy Depend, ent on Food Bent From England. FINDS UVE “GHOST” AT TOMB Rotterdam.—According to released Englishmen who havo arrived from tho camp for British civilians at nob. leben, Germany, no food had been provlded for them by tho Germans In the last three months. They were entire­ ly dependent on tho parcels sqnt out from Great Britain. Mott" o f tho prisoners at Bnhlebea nro suffering from stomach troubles owing to the fact that they havo prlxv dpally had to llvo on canned food. Ae a result’ of the monotonous character o f the life there all Inmates are men­ tally abnormal, say those who hav« been released. Spook" Found In Cemstary by Care­ taker Prove# to Bo Soldier, Prob­ ably Insane. • - ____ . .- . Camps for Homeless. Washington.—Among the largest of war relief work being carried on at Columbus, O/—John Davis, caretak­ tho present time are camps for home­ er o f Walnut Hill cemetery, Hamlin less thousands o f persons In tod township, never believed In ghosts, but around Salonlkl, which were starts-] by he did bavo a "spooky" expcrtcbce. Dr. Edward W. Ilyan, head of ths Davis was strolling through tho cem­ American Red Cross In that region. etery when, ho happened to see a fig­ There are 70,000 suffer era camping 'out ure sitting bn a. tombstone.. Close In- In the tenta which havo been set up, spedlCP show&J* i f ks-juman with ■■ ■ * — -------- : Saturday and Monday LAYING OF A GHOST D0VE1UNDERMUSLIN FOR LADIES "TOMMY” FINE FIGHTER Let’s talk business OUR business a n d ours; y o u r business because you are the ' man who w a n t s g o o d clothes value for Spring; our business because that is what we have been sup­ plying e v e r since we’ve been in business. . ., Y This is the thing” you must remember: If you get good value, you’ll have to pay for it. There’d n o way to get good all-wool quality at a cheap price. At this store what you get in Hart SchafTncr & Marx clothes makes them monev savers for you; and labor nncl wool-savers for tho nation. V Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. The home of JIart SchafTncr St Marx clothes. • OerrtsU Bart M s A w t * Macs X (tmerlcans Admire the Spirit of British' Army. Entirely New Feeling Growing Up Be­ tween Two Kindred Nation* In Arms. London.— Tho military correspond­ ent of Die London Times, writing from Fronco, says: # , "In Franco wo hnve suddenly discov­ ered Amcrlcn, and Araerlcu 1ms discov­ ered us. IIow different we both nro from our preconceived notions o f each other I Wo did not know what a high­ ly educated, professional and modest gentleman tho American regular officer wns, nor did wo qutto realize what a splendid body o f active fighting men ho was going to bring over with him. "Wo are a great deal more enthu­ siastic about the Americans, and. If I mny say so. more proud of them, than wo show on tho surface. How can wo not regard ns men of our own flesh and blood the relays of American soldiers of all grades who como to ua, who ■peak our own language and bear our own names, who understand us In a flash.of tlmo, and whose point o f view on' almost every conceivable subject under heaven la oar own! "These sentiments are,'I hope, mu­ tual. 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UJAaB-Xupp P » n pi'Jpunq auo 'iia|)n,{ ). ijn » j u k •JAU-Xijoj pnil - p jjp in iq auo •puotii n .q i jo KHapinoa a q i jo aN]A\a>p'i ' ° " i -Xlju puu pajpunq auo aq o| jkiaji oijai *j j u tj BUtimqx jo pitaj |i» OAuq o,w _ _yr ‘X)|aoOuo-| o|qsqjcuiau *V u io j j paijcja jo t3j|vuuo|i»no ujojj usqsx 8Q 0) t| p»j|nb»u uoptuijojui . - qqD|S Xq M0||0J )B q x *D o q . . ■*U0||33S ||v 0DBIIBAV y u o s q m O N I N V a i O 3N 0I S a H f l • 3 0 �THJB SANTORO HERALD PAGE FOUR TBESANFORD HERALD B. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, B iilatu Manager P A f c M E m / T i m A / snd Friday ■ TBE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY auascairnoN ra id in advances ONE TE A *................ .......................... ««x> n x M O N T H S .................... . . ..................... I d l m n MONTHS............................................... TS I la CM a t y hr Carriw I t * * Tm Taw Adraaaa at 2H Tm Mf nib U Amac* Matt B* Madt at OOta i M i l UdlM Aafad Dal U N , a l I b a N a k O n a l S a a fa r d . r i a r t d a U a d t t Act « f M arc h tad . I I T * H a ra ld I * ‘ Tttaykaaa Na. IU be considered a part of the cost of living just as much • as foodstuffs. Out clothing has not been regulated, and with what results? Cotton Is about double its pre-war p d y . In' the genera) raise of prices, trie cotton fsrmer is only receiving what Is coming to him, but the price of manu­ factured goods has been multiplied from four to six times. An invoice for Red Cross supplies passed through my hands this week, and the charge was 30 cents a yard lor ‘ 'outing,1* an advance'of 400 per cent. Prints have advanced about 600 per cent., Undoubtedly the cost of manufacture has increased more than just the raise in the raw ma­ terial, but not to auch an extent os this. It is time that some one with a good voice , was lotting out a reg­ ular war-whoop on.the clothing profiteera.' THE SLATE IS CLEAN *’ u tTr *» - * for you in opportunities field. Every line of Endeavor is open for Brains and work. E veiy avenue of wealth beckons for more~wealth and the way to success is by saving, not only your energies for the final struggle but saving M O N E Y for the tremendous profits of the future. H E R E IS T H E PLACE. * * BUT T H E C O M M IT T E E SAYS W E LL O V E R T E N TH O U S-* AND M AR K The Red Cross Drive realCfiguros are not available as yet but it is cer­ tain that-thc amount will run well over the ten thousand mark when all returns ore in. The car load of peppers has not been heard from but it will bring in close to oho thousand dollars and one or two precincts and branches In the- county have not yet reported officially hut that they will bring in a good report is certain. "Charging the people four prices for. any .of the staple necessities of I’fe, Is cold blooded robbery cnopgh, but the man or set of men who hold up the Red_ Cross is no better than Up to date the chairman, H. C. the Hun who fires on i t . " — Miami Duliose states that . they have Metropolis. 19,168.83 in hand and some $6,000 of this is In cash and the pledges S T A N L E Y L IC H T E Y M A Y O R are coming in to Mrs.’ Deane Turner, Regarding Our old friend Stanley Lichtey, the War- Fund, cashier. editor of the Melbourne Times has these pledges Mrs. Turner wants it been made mayor of that city off- understood that no collector will be hnnd and without consulting him. sent around for this money pledged This is the troy/they did it, accord- and when these payments come due ng to the mitattes of the meeting they are to lie sent to her. token from the/Times: This drive has ilerrotiairatcd one "Stanley S. Lichtey was nomin- thing and that is the fact that the ,a’ ed for mayor, and after a ballot war is here v it It us nr.d t he men win was taken'he wo? declared as duly have money and ate kr.rvvn to have appointed mayor for the unexpired it must come across when they a 'f called upon or they will he <str term. Claude M. Beau jean recoiled the cised in the community and made o appointment for piarshal and col­ feel the sting of public censure*in many ways. lector. C A P IT A L $30,000.00 SU RPLU S $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK O F S A N F O R D — ^ ---------------- H.R. STEVENS SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M. HAND ns-nsM.1 P, L WOODRUFF Vk*FruM** 0 . L TAILOR t.'R. DEAS Am 1! C i ^ b r THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS used where needed in roda buildinr* The Peninsular Engineering Co. of­ ficials ore considering the matter of asking for a number of these Ger­ man prisoners to help push the roaiT work in this section. The shortage of labor throughout the south has " I pledge allegiance made it necessary to use prisoners to my flag and the Re­ f ir r.ny kind of work where they public for which it may be cared for and guarded prop­ stands; one nation in­ Newport News, Va., knows, for it is great to see this port erly. The auphait plant of the con­ divisible, with Liberty Camp Hill, May 25, 1918. and cump in general. I have b<*»*. tractors is now complete at Ashton, and justice to all." Dear Ones All: out on the river this evening U .b.g uml with a large force of men grad­ Well, we are here and in u nice a great time and enjoying it fine. ing the road from the west end cf Now r. want you to write a coup!* the job. the laying of asphalt is ex­ camp and still have our good of­ of times each week no i will g-- j-* ficers with us. We had a nice trip pected to benln in n few days. down and hope you have received after I ge%jho lirsl one, eVery ;w k both my lettets and cards that I anyway, and it iyi!l seem mo/p !; W ith the fine.cool weather of M ay wrotu-you. after leavinp- Johnston;— Jiko-for-^mor-but—|--ir{H**hr friid*— 7V Aftci allowing the hill for thpt just passed there is no reason why In one of _.ouff* neighboring tnwt.g. Well, it is much cooler here thnn j and take care of myself, m » J ■nriire wealthy citizens made i: the S.iniord—school* should- hrrve j tr.untllr.l anvITriltertbr's salary lb date ■? at Jacksonville although there is Jcome back right when i do appear that he could not give any­ closed in April. Opening in r u o it t r i *e mune'l adjourned. back, so don’ t worry, only be git* still room for cooler weather. thing to the Red Cross and he had and closing first of 'June C. J. r'. Campbell, Clerk. you were able to give oi.e to th.t given only sparingly to other wi-r better from every sta* dp Tell Mis. Holler she had best According t « the proceedings of dear country or for it. funds and had taken nut one Lib­ ot n:■ -,th ••*’ cp* cm­ come up now und let me show her j I '.he ctiur.ei! given above, it apWell. T do ho pc you art a!! v**! erty Hand. His fellow citizens kn* vv in A| i • 's hen the about Newport Ncwa in st ,-le for j ' pears that tin* city duds have pul The Sugar Situation ard give nil my love and tell in-m weather is co ! CM. ' cor. i .ue something over, on the editor of the that he had the money and the loc-it she has never seen it the real way. some time when they are hot looking the schools. committee made several visits to him There is every indication that.the We tion't know when we will go Times without his knowledge or rotiand failed to get his donation. They control of sugar supplies in this over but hope it will lie soon for I for me I will roll in there on them >n O j cent!* We appreciate the honor con* sell some more seed. Dad, you take What fools those Russians were to I furred but beg io say that-we must then a'dopted the plan of rutting country will remain in full effect and think the whoh- company fs rearing care of tin t end and I will do both ■m m AMm m to Aw so-rslled — ,A _.II I peace - __ m him oil from some of his revenue and force until the end of the war. All to get with the 0 h»*r boys ami help listen terms ofW even took steps to have Ids office manufacturers should al once accept hold our dear old llag in the pure, your part und mine here, and tell Germany I he latest ’ epuris from nienl before tiling acceptance." Guy to go in the store anil stay the Ukraine district in Russia stales, No matter how the job was hand- takeij from him. Seeing the hand­ this probability with serious consid­ free air of democracy, so she may thepe and Ic won't he drafted for ih. I >*-he'e* er the people show r c - ■,*d to him Stanley will make a good writing on the wall he caved in and eration, for It means that rather wave front sun up- in the mor; ing wanted to donate hut they could not than a lessening of control, n more until she i* furled In the custom of work or war us the paper of Thurs­ r.e.iln enl i «l the German meth- mayor. accept his money for this drive as it rigid program may be instituted. some U. S. hoy# in the evening at day «nid every man not doing some ot-s t'.<* > e man troops use gus upiun necessary duty was to be drafted for 1 had closed and now he is up against Statements Must lie Filed sunset. the ini uin ants Lil.ing whole villages, labor, so for hirn to go to it. Tick Eradicating Progressing |the proposition good and hard and cots 1stin;; I ,. ,* . women and ehilAll manufacturers of less essential I I ke Virginia fine and think Vir­ Well, love to all. That tirk eradication is being giv­ is persona not; grata in the communi­ food produrts who rei|uire the use of xlten anil even t i e live stork and ginia is one of the prettiest (daces D eiotedly yours (i r victory. laying the village, waste at one blow en u'prominent plaro among meas­ ty and will he as long an he lives sugar must file statements by JU N E on earth. Raymond. of the prisonous gav. This is the ures to increase the supply of rnrat there. Hud lie hern more of a man 1OtIi, 1918. These statements mutt ■ We ca-.r.ot go to town from camp German . n ethod of extermination in the Mjite is evident from reports and a pulilir spirited true American cover the amount of sugpr used dur­ hut we can nil go over the camp here that Germ.irs nth rule and only made by county agents' to the Uni­ ritizen instead of a miserly and self­ ing the first four months of 1918; and it is nice. at rent, t liens t i e idea that America versity of Florida extension division. ish money getter he would have had sugar on hand at time of making LEANED TO NEWSPAPER WORK * Dad, as soon as the Lieutenant' mu.* i gh| until r le last German Eradication is an urgent need, so the respect of the community iu- statement; normal ret]uiiemenls un­ recognized by several of the coun­ strnd of the censure and stiginn cast til July 1st, 1918; and conditions of gets settled I will nsk in. regard to Andrew Carnegie's Early Ambition au; Tr.t it killed. my third degree for 1 surely do want I ties that have voted to dip them­ upon him by such actions. Was to Be Great Editor—Bum* their business whether increasing or • - ~0 - I: before 1 go over. selves tick-free. In other counties Resisted Lure of Journalism. There are men in every communi­ decreasing, and reasons therefore’ ' I ' * ! ' I ' T H E F iC H T FOR T H E the stockmen are getting together on 1 h me you al! have written im ty of this stripe and for years they All information given, other than the HOM ES Andrew Carnegie In his enrly days a program to rid their ranges of I hi­ i " themselve* without Ifgurcs of the regular statement hy t (tin lime us i sent my uddrds on 1 had an ambition In enter the new*pa­ I,' _<•*»«g,-<w ■ »\ »■ ' • tadc up nf men pest the let'er day before lestetda.v. nf t heir fellow i ii izens must be brief and to the pi,inr. per business, hot when he billed to oh* I. l-.mg l■> • 1 justire. and i he Il has been proved that beef but cannot do this now .n war We are getting jilealy to eat and l tain a position on the Pittsburgh Dis­ 1 stthe Proper Statement i 1* t hat .'em* t o cait.e which are being robbed of timiG-^n<l gri away with it ai:d ificy * patch, he turned his talents In other not doing u thing hut eat and sleep lie ell IT n’ l ! !. i< i. Governor Cap, er bloo i ! y ticks will not grow or fal­ must pay up their pro r:;ta or get Statement A is for manufacturers directions nn'tl finally became Ami*rlra'*. and resting up in general. *jI Kansas ■<htvt• w ,uUl he a speedy len property, and that milk cows of non-essentials such us soft drinks, leading Iron nnd steel mnnufnrturer. out. 1 do huj e Grandpa and Grundma relief fur ron ei* id he evil* of war subject to the same drain give only soda water, fruit syrups, candy, con­ , Robert Burns, on the other hand, The splendid work of the tomn I f time that '.hre:' 'fM u he of as great scanty supplies of rrilk. They can­ fections, etc. D O N 'T USE S T A T E * are feeling fine anil tell them as soon spurned efforts to Induce him to g** In­ tees in the county is a sou tee i f grnt<ianger to v*. if. -i* of the United not efficiently turn into food for srli M E N T A FOR E S S E N T IA L PRO­ as we can win this wur 1 will be to journalism nnd thus made the i*.iy i Stales nn drives against diers and DUCTS. Staler, ent B is lor ice bur., und lor them to tluy v.tll and I rlenr for Ills becoming the most h<* i he i 111i*•*1 loved of Scottish bards. These points <r*-am and othtr essential food pro­ pounds of „r- a*. laH>, Jitti ;* were brought out In an address gtien jects ; !uinly listed under the heail1 , 1 tit su ro They \Yc i.;r >f i lie outrage- which t ul! : n*J then w,* hy William Will, president of the D>n u;» t*‘ « l>. tie -u !-t titks i wpsteis. nt;.' **»U.t t h i c v i r ^ • men who are don Burns club. !ou**t i.er. i i it* "ii . lie • tat. ii i .... - m i liinn ir*:i;cy f I he wur." the fee (I I II i ' The first attempt to get Burns In the Itopnri Sugar ■>.« (land These Hit• allium!* lh.it live Now don't be woriii'd i ' you ii i*» newspaper line was when Peter Hlnnrt I ir.fi.rrr** -v1 o ail- 1 lit'.ing tiii* cjst Elks Hull tho Clitic- (tie r V,crm.. vi 1 of living ii. a fijiui ,Manufneto,*et« who he*,* sltieks of heart ;: from ni*.* for u e.r.i, iv' • f of the London Morning Post stnrtcd the hat makes men l b. Friday, ttir.c 7-1 t.gar on .htirtl M l.’ ST R E P O R T weens some lime, for I will ciblo Star. Bums declined to give nrtlve tlmpira c U.-.vci ir Capper has licks injeet into their lii-es, aril thet.* Open House tji .Ml •w o:; i.. . st against th e ' *s the added loss to be charged such stoeks, *hcthcr they retjuire yeti nr. soon cs I reach my dentir.a- assistance In turning out the paper, al­ Benefit B ill. though he occasionally contributed ar­ ir.orv sugar prijr to Jply 1st or not. lion wherever it might he, I..J : H - c ccccded in get- against ticks of the cattle which die *" 82-21 r from fever; and their number readies Failure to make such teporttt 'will ritins a m ic e i :i 'n Knnsns nf the Fo with lots •:{ true love to all and ticles. Later James Perry, proprietor suit in denial of ah*' amount of stttiur ber.t wishes i d . <dl frientls will cloqo of the London Morning Chronicle, of­ fir ice of "subt i'.idit,' ' to a fair basis. into the thousands throughout the Since the systematic work nf erad­ south. • after July 1st. TH E S E R E PO R TS afld try tu wtlte a couple of letters fered Burns £3 n week to Join the stnff. And nnw'he in g. i r. after thr cotton Burns refused the offer on the pies Cattle that have been freed from icating the cattle tie): has been in M UST BE M AD E B Y JU N E 10th. each week, ro poot!-hy*>. yootfs p jojltrtis in some straight I.o.s of that his duties ns an excise officer y loom the sh o.ld ir tJ .tt h a t ought to ticks anti kep free as they may be nt Lake county, a vast (improvement in If a manufacturer' !us' a b’ large love t o ’all. A v ' would prevent him from attending to K ' d u ly talk n con m s . He says; small cost put on weight rapidly nnd the appearance and the weight of amount of sugar anil thinks he will Devotedly sur,- Bro., Goton, the.work. Nothing ever resulted, ei­ "■ilu attion in t|>g«rd to regulating' mnke <-01110 raising among the abun­ .cattle is noted in practically all have ho occasion to apply to the ' - Raymond,L.. Allen. ther, frtmi the.suggestions that Bums r.-ot!er priy.s *. j-o taken at this dant feed supplies of the south it herds. Some skeptical persons have Foot! Administration, and dot's not write fl three-act-rotnfc opera. ' ,v e declared. (I;e belter up peer ame. and mice cog niz anee of this rule hr will ' tin-p, . O L T T '- v , decides, 'because trnly profitable enterprise. "^Newport News, Va. weight* is due to the improvement suffer, the penalty for his failure to • -thorc is i*o nccctJiy for action.V • Camp.'Hi!I, May 2G, 1918. | in p.tsturuge, hut an nl-Jert !r--on nt tnnlce reports, nnd furthermore is Biggest Block of Jade Ever Found. “ This i* news. Bread is the stalT Bed Cross Briefs Emernldn recently showed the fal­ in -iatig'-r of being tried for hoard­ Dear Hites All: . A bowlder of Jade, or nephrite, Is on <0? life, but rotton, more than oiher The Bed Cress enamelled buttons lacy of this declaration. Thought bert to drop you n‘ line exhibition In the foyer o f the New York ing. Tahrirs covers its nakedness.. The have been received by the secretary. and let you have my nddresr, so Museum of Natural History. This Is ‘ The Merchant's Obligation s*orking man's family wears lilile M s. R. A. Terheun. yuu: next letter will reach me safe, the largest block of Jade ever found: seise. There is virtually ns great need An agent o f.tli* Depart merit of Every merchant, whether whole­ for it U not lung here now, our It weighs 4,710 pounds, Is seven feet In America and In the nil/ counttivs Anri; al l ed Cress dues payable in Agriculture who Iris been making an sale dr retail is obligated to see that Lieutenant »ays, give our address a» long, two feet wide nnd one foot thick. 'Jor regulating the pii e nf rotten June arc n*>w d ie. Fend your re- inspection of the* castor bean crop these rules are enforced as far as his The Scientific American says It U follows: «n d cotton goods as there is for regu­ no .v; Is t> the secretary who will along the East Coast writes that end of the transaction is concerned. Corporal Raymond L. Alien, Mo­ Inrge enough to have furnished mate­ lating wheat. Let a few price rort- gjve cr tend you your membership more cultivation and fertilizer will M E R C H A N T S M U ST N O T DE­ rial for all the prehistoric objects of tor Supply Train -112, Motor Truck jiaiimns here at home illustrate: overcome nuwt of the difficult its L IV E R S U G A R FOR M A N U F A C ­ nephrBe that have been found In Eu­ certilicu.'p. Co. 430, American Expeditionary growers are experiencing, Hnd that T U R IN G OF A N Y K IN D , unless rope. "F ru it of the L io m muslin, 1916 F* rrrr, Via New York. Nc. 805556. As this huge hlock .was dug from a the best fields of castor hears he hrs certificates are plven him i-oicring A few extra copies of Red Cross price, 8 cents a yard; 1918 frice, 36 Ai.d I will get it, no matter where I quarry In Germany, there Is no need found ‘are thosewhere cultivating the purchase. There certificates Br'e s are in the hands of the secre­ -cantig am and got it quick, hat if you send to suppose, ns has been done, that pre­ must he propctly sijiicd by the "P etrel unbleached muslin was 7 tory and enn he had upon applica­ and fertilizing has begun early. it htitt and I am ovtr I may not get historic man got-hla Jade from China Food Aiimiuiatratitfn* officials nnd tion. -cents; now 33 cents. it fet two months. or Burma. Palm Uetcli county has set the also by the purchaser. HO^IE "Ordinary calico vva? 6 . cents: Mi*me, I may not get j o write CA N N I NO O P. P RKSEP. V I NG Subscriplinrs to the Red . Croat high record in Florida for ptopoitinn now 16 cents. Guy ar.d Blanche before leaving, Proper Care of Pet Fleh. "Bleached shaker llannel,* axers.-.e Magatine are earnestly solicited. Is of votes favorable to compulsory dip­ C E R T IF IC A T E S r.u.tt be honored but you write them and tell them **' ly w *i er i m > re hunt ism.*titiveFish are not hnrx! to raise. The ping of cat He. and hs* obtained, is the spirit of the lied Cross and quality, wun 8 cents; now-30 cenls' vhcie I am. Well, happy und in "From a Kansas merchant-*, who sn investment of tin* highest type. wit limit, t-xpense, some valuable n*!-.‘ !' '•••'*• t-•nt pe.-K u making npplica- Li •It s; i i s for I am ready to go and greatest danger fo which they' are adbjected In tllsense Is the fungous —. -;g- - -l.» n-r :Prn*e ar.d t?cis president nf the commercial club Subscribe nnd learn nil there is to verltsing in national livestock pubU jrx ie rs to grt there now growth that attacks the fins nnd tall. !j.,-d tin * .«ugr■ * to In* u^t-ti ns The Hri-cii* r's Gazette of his town. I have recently received know of Bed Cross activities at ' iicuti.m* I u ,i *.v !l ti.it likt it here hotter Thin can be detected by the dropping -*.i i-d nti 'lie t erti.lcsle. rent I,' *.trri>-d ur. article about thi home and abroad. this leitor: tfVvtv <’t i ar.d believe me but here off of blW o f the fins nnd talU^ and One hundied ami eight renewals election. Count) rood Administration! 'You and 1 and every other man you can see we are In war some­ by the tlnjr red atreaks that nin^1 in hu/inrsr, is in it for profit, hut and sixty-three new members the County Food Administrators are where, cf tptuise I can't tell you part that remains. To treat, glee the whenever wc begin to demand more redord for M ay.. A few members are The Penirsular Engineering Com­ amhcoined to see that these tulcs nn why or what it if hut ask. Holler fish a bath In a strong solution of salt than a just and fair- profit from the ■till unpaid for April and May. Pay pany, who have the contract to c’ven above r:e absolutely observed. and he will tell you. I think he water, letting him remain in this un­ til he flops over on bla aide. Repeat In business we are In. wc become prif- now. built! the read to Brevard county They hpve.the authority to investi­ U i« a and should be denR with aethrough F t , . Cloud have received gate :il ca^i s where charges of violc- BASED ON S U G AR AS A L E A D ­ the course of a day o f twtr until the growth Is checked. Foe more severe word frem the.,State Highwu; De­ tinn o f the roles hy merchant or con­ ER FOR SALES OF O T H E R AID Elka Ball cordintly. /( •* " cases, a weak solution of permsngsn* T i t cry for some time lias liu'n partment that the Government lias sumer are • made. -T H E Y S H A L L T IC LB S . On Friday, June 7th ate of potassium Is used. Allow the ■ttsinit the high cost of living, and uffeted the road depastment the.use P O S IT IV E L Y Op?n House to All F O R B ID THE • Braxton Descham, fish to llo In this a minute or two,* baa centered 'on the cos of foodof 100 pilsoncra of war that are now A D V E R T IS IN G OF S U G A R A N D Benefit Ball. then replies In fresh .water.—Kansas Federal Food Administrator, ^stuffs. Now clothing is ami she, Id in camps in southern states, to he A L L .CAM P.AIGNS.. W H IC H A R E 82-2tc City 8tar. . Florida. \ .. Letters From Soldier Boys TATTO O D uft ADMINISTRATION J j Some ** Are “Over There” Some .Are Over Here �I PAGE F IV E * THE SANfORD HERALD NE i t lM® JUNIOR R, C. Farmers and Fruit Growers WILL HOLD A BIG FETE ( * - . lr, t . ■ if.-yy. y *4 ; Cotlce, Ilcia Verne Hurt, M ary Hurt, Julia Higgins, Ed Shelly, Eugene Estridge, James Higgins, Joe O’Connor, Jack- Pctoifl, Robert H APPE NING S o f . i n t e r e s t i n a n d ‘ Adati.s, Jatrea Hayc?, John Edward • AR O U N D SANFORD Higgins, Fred Williams, Walla co Philips, William Brady, James Pol­ no FPyr^u«^f lard, Frank Langley,* Arthur Johnio:i, George Moyo, Kermith Hur­ Miss Emma Tucker of Enterprise »«. and Mrs. William Gillen. Mn . ley. Mi*. Adelaide Higgins ralr.e in .'-an and Miss Ruth Bherouw is unending a few days In Sani-rd fur .efrcsiimer.:!. , I (irow Legumes for Cows J S T . P le w n t day at Daytona this week. ____ thousand hogs against diseases and pests in 1017, and saved frgm ccatit r.. Paige arrived in tho*rity yej'-TAn abundance of leguminous Bfl h Sunday. Elks Ball EXPECT TO H A V E B I G m a n a ge , such as cuwpra or peanut hogs to.the value of $160,203. duy frutr. Boston and will rcmtln - * u-ood and heavy hauling aee On Irlday, Jun> Ttit CROW D IN C E N TR A L /cveral weeks locking after busii.css hay or velvet beans, raised by the The lime for nrgument about Jarrell, or phono 378. 48-tl Open House to All r.tercsta. P A R K dcit/man, is the basis for an eco­ anti-hog-cholera serum is past. Ex­ .Benefit Ball. j. j pcrklcs of Jacksonville Is in nomical home grown ration which* plicit figures nre readily available A. R. F iilz of Umacilla is in San­ e i - i 't c . The lutes: activity in operation in f l i n t y this week for a lew days on rr.ul.es It unnecessary for him to buy ’ which proves unmistakably that. ford for a few daya this week on local lied Cross circles hu^ticen the business. biuht**- '. , protcin-rich feeds. G9od, properly when administered in tlmi* by comPretty H one Wedding organization of the Junior Red Cross j T Moore arrived Saturday from cured hay from any of the legumps fjetent persona, hog cholera a?rtim A pretty home wedding was sol­ and school auxiliaries. During the SLEEP IN S U R A N C E WiliatelMO. N. C.. «n d will n n »ln has a high per centngc of digestible wiU keep well hogs from taking thf emnized at the home of the bride's closing week of Seminole county " A Terror to Mosquitoes." protein, says the University of Flor­ disease, for a period of three ia ri;t in ihe city for ■ fcw c;,mb,M,n‘f mother, Mrs. W. N. Lcflloi, when schools, the Sanford High and Gram­ 72-tf business and pleasure. weeks. Not argument hut quick .Miss Peaches Dorothy Lcfilcr be­ mar-schools with the Georgetown ida experiment station. Mi«*s Katherine Ball returned this Carnltrie Staples of Valdo.ua, C.a., When' the ration consists of an action is imperative to get -r.?rur.t came the wife of Mr. Marian S. coloreiLschaols, together With Gene-' U visiiintt her uncle. A. T . R<ft.uT.er week from Quincy, Fla., where she Wiggins. nnd a trained operhtor to tho fa-m 4 vb . Paola and Chuluota' schools were abundance of silage and good legume has been spending the winter. at 310 .Magnolia avenue. . to treat the hogs. Hags will be isvTl^c home was beautifully dec­ organized <r.to Junior Hrd Cross hay, cows of moderate production Mrs. Nicholson arrived Saturday ed nml the nation's me.it supply in­ s l e e p IN S U R A N C E often require but little grain. Cows In March the orated with ferns, palms, White ole­ School auxiliaries. from Lakeland and will lie the guest creased if every farmer will Immedi- ” "A Terror to Mosquitoes.' Ovietjo and Lor.gwond schools were which give more than 25 or 30 anders and Caskets of pink rrses. 72lf of her sister-in-law Mrs. J. D. Rob­ ately upon sign of disease call in the pounds of milk daily require tho ad­ Since .then the LongThe bride was charmingly gowned organized. erts at her home on Laurel avenue nearest available expert to diagnose dition of concentrates if high produc­ JudCf Pilkington of Filtsburg in a cone suit cf blue bird taffeta wood, Geneva and Chuluota schools for several wee hi. tion is to be maintained. In view of the complaint and administer what­ speU several daya in Sanford this with touch** cf Persian, ar.il corrage have become 100 ptr cent Junior \ M-r. Johnson and daughter. Mia: tho high prices for gains the drlry- ever treatment is ncceesiry. bouquet of bride’s ruses- The bride lied Crors, having raized 25 cents *rck on business. Nounoe of Charleston, W. Va., are man should make every effort to Because a single outbreak cf hog was given" in marriage by Iter per* capita, enrolling their entire jjkj, pearl Lasey and Mrs. J. spend!',: a few d:\yn .in Sanfird provide an abundance of leguminous cholera on any farm Ls a matter of membership on u paid up basis. At mother, Mru. W. N. Leffier, the pi*i prberger of Eqstls were visitors while enroute t ' iioiint’ in die tou.hImy by growing legumes suitable to moment to the entire community, ceremony being performed by the Iasi rPport, the Oviedo school tn' rhe city Wednesday. c m ' part of the it ate. They rc* the v;M feurni on his farm. and because hog cholera infection is Father • O'HIordaA, pastor of All had a 00 per cent paid in roll mint. W o o d l a n d Park will be open two making tho trip in their car. rapidly spread in many ways, far­ The Sanford auxiliatics have In eh Souls' Catholic church, and the nup­ ScP-fa)'?. June 9 and ltith. 82-tte. mer* are urged to employ ewryQ Mr. and Mts. Lionel Lowery r.aJ tial music rendered by Mrs. Fannie humifrapned heretofore but with the Store the Cheap Eggs ttrney Dickinson of Orlando little daughter have returned pczsi*dc measure to, keep the disease nccaptative t-f the chairman cf Junior Stembridge Munson. T ! e cheapest eggs 0/ the year are out of their herd*. \,t daya in Sanford this Uicir home in OrI:r.dn r.ftrr •• ; y* Your county Red Cr. :* .r embers hip by Mbs prudu-td during the summer months. The groom during his stay in San­ agent will give you specific direc­ <*n legal business. Alice 11. I .idwril, the school au.iiliini: a brief visit the guesis of M i. ar.d ford tiie past winter as a government At prevailing prices it will pay to tions for avoiding infection by .mili­ atitu will r.r.ve a fair clian e Ip com­ ji. it. Braciicy of .Jacksonville i> Mrs. William Gillen. Mr. Lawcry agent has rnnde many frityids. He Huy and store eggs In water glass for tary, and seif quarantined measure* pete v.*i:h the rest cf the count) lot an' it «he quests registered at tho was a former Sahford boy and U al­ ways v.clrometj by hit ptih y . |« alin is a young man of sterling wort’- the UVJ pur cent basis. An en'.liusi- use later in the year when the prices also (fjrrctiurs for t hr isolation a v i |i , <| Ctrner. ami ihi* bride, Miss Pen-hen L f- untie H id in g i f girls was held at the ate much above t he common level'o f treufitumt of. cholern-infected h oy, S• • \ C. Fr'r.ticr arrived in the city here. (ir.- numbers her frl?nc!* b,;• t ')< home- of Mrs. J. N. .Whittier on Fri- the present time,*.v»ys the Univer- and directions for disinfection r.nb • v^.erda, from New York and will Phone 101 for pressing, cleaning icU! C.*, * m in e king ( lie'Tiog lot. dnv a ftviii^iiJU-^.M.tLltliJv-wIai*s—wwi e sitV cf iiluiidil—uxtcustuu division. remain several days visiting different utid_alterations. , Quality aiui aor“ T ite we l'llttg eu ir** UH ftuiu- u :•:ir - made to l.**ld u ;air in'Central Park There are zcvorul cautionH in con­ 1 in t iin seell'iiil vice. Sanford Shoe S: Clo. Co. pri?e.tu tite-ma ny fr lend * ir* ;* infold on Friday lor the purpose of raising nection with the work that should Room for More Chlrkcns , - G!>-tf oar bargain counter for spec­ 1* *- if * money with wH*-h to bu> materials he observed. a o*l cDcvlicro. The p v r The eggs must be T oo tc* i.irmers feed th**msolvv* i f m odd sizes of Regal shoes. The members of the Pr icilla Cfitli fu»*lc d or. 1y bj ti e i rnm *•ii ia 1*• ♦ for the 150 gun case*, allotted the frcsib, not more than two or. three It fias been to easy in the t aqp to P:in’.. 32.13 up. Sanford Shoe & i'r. sellout auxiliaries from this county. day* old. Infertile egf;s are best uif nr-: p1'*.'-antly rnliv;ailteil cn Uy xn<i it few •,*f»ry iiutin: , e f buy u dressed Chicken or :s Jcren c: Co. * Friituy alteriiuuii by .Mrs. D. A. T'he bridal rouple left j-w. ai Ie The gi.*l* under the direction of they* can be hud. The shells must eggs cf a neighbor or at th.* j* «:o M;.. C. E. Walker tic.d family Caldwell it hi r home on Magnolia the ceremony in the ir r^;r fi*- t if*.d r their chairman of cntettsiinrnrnt, be clean, v.itiiont washing. Washing that many farmers have bcoc. p*)cr \1#‘A Ethel Henry are working like heav­ >.;. »,:• ..tel: for Washington where Toe aft ■-r!i»»»*.• .pel all too a hi-re they wi !l 1eitu.iin rer.tpvts the Gelatinous covering producers. Times have sudde.de Mi-y a .!I spend the Bummer. quickly with funcy dn.rk, knitting weeks, after which they will ]i'2,V** ers to make their first Junior Red from the shill am! lessens 1 ho keep­ changed, *a;.* Dr N M. Ssrthnrtf. *,» 1 *4 .* * | * .Mi-s Marian Philips returned this and chntiing. At fii'lO o'clock a dc- fnr Washington and nt be Cross venture u success. Five of the ing qualities of th* egg. The shells extension pot Itry husbandman o VU . . . ( from Winter Park, where dm iici.'Ub ire course wu» se.\«*d. Among the nort h. High School auxiliary members who must also he free from even the tini­ the U rivtrsU y of Florida exioi sion iu « n en a student at Hollins Col­ the gaehls were Mrs. C*. C. WoodThese fine young people are fol­ raided f!M).*l2 for the second War est erne.1:. One cracked egg will division. Today (armors are faced ruIT. Mrs. I’attin, Mrs. J. E. Pace. lowed.by many good wishes for thier Fund were Vrru Terheun, Marian spcil a number of sound ones when l i e ’ he past winter. with the problem cf how to get eggs 1fit'llirt1, Ethel anil Florence Henry, packed in the preservative future hnppineas. U P. ‘{wopo of Oviedo was a San- Mrs. A. E. Hill and Mrs. Garner. and poultry for their own table Agnes Dumas and Maigaret Levis * Elks Hull h '1 . visitor yesterday. The l', S. Department of Agricul­ If they do not produce they are like­ of ihe Giummii." Sch nd. The Ju­ ' Dn Friday. June 7ih ture describes the method of storing ly to have t>* go without eggs and Mm A. E. Hill. Mrs. Robert New♦ ♦ H H H H H H H I !* »»♦ ♦ » nior lltu t'ri.o* ‘.earns ■..• rc as.*is rd Open House to All dressed poultry. commonly used throughout the ra t jfid Mrs. William llill left Sat­ by Mi*. Alma Turner. This "nHBenefit Hull. ; CONQUEST AND KULTUR : country, and which has proved gen­ urday for Daytona Itearh whefc Farmers need immediately u 1les die girls to enrollment "fo r ser­ 82-2tc erally satisfactory in Florida: *"* t)-,.-- will spend several months. • * - — - V» speed up efficient poultry keeelng. vice" -but it so happens th a t-sev­ From all this It appears that *!r. Newman h im ! Mr. Hill will " Kart hernware crocks are good No food is more valuable for the eral of them are already members the Monroe doctrine cannot bo Guy Allen has returned from Dejoin them lor the weeks ends. Tho crocks must ho feeding of the family than the uf the .Senior Red Cross. In addi­ containers. Justified, . . . Bo It remalna Cow. PM i — Brabham Root-Rust La nd where he lias been attending tion to tlleiD activities some of them clean and, sound. Scald them and broiler, roaster, or fat hen, as part only what we Europeans hare He will be ResistinK variety. Price $4.75 bush­ Stetson Law School. described as an Inspiration. And ::re at work in the sorgifil dressings let them cool completely before use. of the meat supply, and eggs as they here for the summer months with the so It rcmalaa only what wo Eu­ el. Chase Si Co. 76-tf department el loral headquarters, A crock holding }> gallons will ac-.are used in the preparation of the Allen Seed Co. ropeans almost universally con­ and as' Sunday schorl 11arises are commodate 18 dozen eggs and about llhroo meals. It Is the duty o f every Mrs. H. L. Perkins and little son sider It, on Impertinence. With Too large I American farmers to raise every busily engaged in Red Crvrs at rvice 22 - pints ol solution. Plano Tuning returned to their home in Daytona a noisy cry they try to make an poultry product that his fam ily cr:i Wade, Orlando. Same -old Qual­ r.long other lines., «:un: ,*ime to erbeks ure not desirable. Ileus n yesterday after enjoying a Impression on tho world and 1use. time v e shall hear exe,*!,i -*t teportr brief visit with her mother, Mrs. W. ity, Price. No extra for mileage. "W iiter ghiK* i* known to the succeed, especially with the stu­ 81-2t p .....I the village, too A man's i f tie* Junior H,,d i'ri--., e lit e un*l * heinist n* -.odium sili'Mte N I.filler. pid. Tho Inviolability of the It 1- a ■idored in our n-n' 1 [duty does not stop with the raisingAmerican soil Is Invoked with­ Hu dt M u r p h y left today for la.*' Ward eorips from J D. Hood who piite yellow, odorle-s. (irupy liquid, out there being at bond tho it tn diluted in the nr. -.ortion . t I H l,,,ultr>' Products sufficient to feed i> :it Hut Springs that the baths are ,nm ill*’ where lie >*' 10r- the rin.-.s ....I Ctiuluota, I.ufig * -okI , Geneva and slightest means of warding oft getting him in fine shape anil he will . . oversea* .This sir* ice pr-'tni es » ' '»«»> "»»« Oviedo are at work, the latter auxili- part of silicate to 9 parts of dis- h‘* '“ »n’ c ful^ tho nttnek of a respectnhle Eu­ soon he home minus the bad case of avlivc service without any delays rry bting engaged in mal.ing gtu- tilled water, rain water, o r'o th e r ‘ han that. The village people will ropean * power.—Johannes Volmalaria and liver trouble that he has ir.d Is gelliT'K the red blobdcd Amer­ mon's for French, and Belgian refu­ water. In any case the water ahoulti haVC to lool: t0 ,th« nearl,y ,a r"> for lert, Alldeutscho Blatter, Jon. be boiled and then allowed to cool. Poultry or probably go without icans” from every quarter. suffered for some time., gee childieti. • 17, 1003. Half fill the vessel with this solo fo J Many people In town have not even Lionel Mnr.rcc has returned home The Go >rge*.jV. 11 r.loiei! aox'liSLEEP IN S U R A N C E and place the eggs in it. being ru e- “ backyard and cannot maintain a fro:n the Ghorgla Military Insfitute ary is rnaki'g Belgiati blatit.e r. "A Terror to Mosquitoes." ( U t not to crack them. The egg:, stot’k- rhea*; folks, look to where he has bee*i t *r tiie s inter 72-tf Seek Help of Children. t III* farm for frexh eggs und .-hickc;* rt.c scho* I comir.ittee are Mis. term. s Washington.—Finns for enlisting Detii.e Turner, ehairmnit, Mrs. R A. Mr.. Henry Wight. Mr*, livecontainer is tilled. He sure to keep fir the fit*1.'. Then there are drzCook's Kerry Open tho services of the children of thp T . rii-tle uni non and J. F. Iloucb'fie 1 neon, -(ho* I fund trersurer about : id two inches of water glass lens of people in sue nearby villaf:* 'Cli,. ferry *-t Cook's «ros»t>g of country In the campaign to save coni Mrs. Ii. II. la-wis. > anl Mi, U. J. Holly left for Da>above tbe eggs. Cover the crock I who-would gladly huvr u huckyLril i*'■”a Reach this morning to spend the upper St. Johns river ik tiow nre being cut by tho conservation di­ The chairmen ate es follows: Mr. and place it in the coolest place I flock If It could lie (irocurrd t.ear vision of the federal fuel administra­ open for tralllc. Tliis is the direct the day. tion. ' Boy scouts und school children J. F. McKinnon, High School nnd available from which the crock will I home. The farmer should rear ex-Mr, uni) Mrs. Hoy Symes and air line from Orlando to- New generally are In a position to aid In Grammar Sa|iool, Sanford; Mrs. W. not havu-lo be moved. Insppct th e ]tra [.ullets to help fill this call from 82-Stp. children will leave tomorrow for Smyrna. tho coal conservation campaign, by L. SetiJ, Ger.Vvf; .Mis. S. .Averctte, crocTt from time to time and replace the village and town. Provide poulmnklng use of waste products which GTuLisrfa; **t *:■. J. A. Uistline, Long- uny water that b:.s ovu; nratv -I with try for both home uae and the need Daytona Peach to spend tho sutn* Elks Rail. enn be utilized as fuel. mer. vvoati: Mis. Wheeler, Oviedo; Mi.-r cool boiled water. I o f'th e nearby ton*! On Friday, June 7th Ger.ei. ieve Ivey, Paula and Mrs. J. Roby Laing left Sunday for Jack­ "W hen the ext.-* nre to.be ored, re-1 While thev farmer may possibly he Open House to All How to Tell Age of Eggs. U. Crooms, Gei.T.etovvn. Mrs. Jt )V- move them as desired, rinse ir. clean, able to go: I ij poi I ry i-fu lu ft* to sonville where hr hns accepted a po­ Benefit Ball. There Is a simple method of ascer­ Osueo wt s -uppninted chairman ni sition. the distant city his-tiu y i:* to . i e S2--J.tr taining the age of eggs, based upon the Alm irt me but it is untlerstoo*l that cold water, and use immediately. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic * —— ' "E ggs preserved In water gltaa cat: Isection nearer home. Me expect fuel that the airy spifte at tho broad the Altaniorte school will.not organ­ Physician. First National Bank b e used for s o ff .boiling or poaching that poultry products -vlil i t . eve end of the egg Increasca with Ha age. Birthday Party , Dltijf.', Phone 330-W. 64-tf Now, when the eg? la placed In a ize until October. up to .November. Before boiling slowly, so sljjv.-ly that the -distent .\|rs. William ,Gil|un. entc-ruintd Mi»s Alice E. Caldwell will be sin h eggs prick a tiiqny holt- in th* |market will not be a t V d one f«*r tumbler o f water lb. which any amount v Mrs. W. H II. llynefo wss'.hoine yfs■fenrayyilrom rri the "ocaeb .-f- Da’ytVia t.n Wednesday afternoon.at her Iturro of common salt la dissolved. It*will, chairtmfn cf'Junior'membership nnd I at’ ie cud nf.tlie pliell .with a needle the farmer. . I l f should plan to mrrwliere tlu fan.il; ’.-.re *|:fijtiir.ffvthe an Myrtle'nyenue* in honor of her with IncrenBlng age,'tend avac more to wll.l supervise the Junior worlf in ttl\ccp thumurpm cratk in gl T h e. kel hi*' r jji.r y in a >011- Willianl, Jr., who iV*lebraVtii h's assuipe a position with Ha longitudinal Sanfd/fd. \\ summer. u ft'** 'LfattoMf . r fryhu oq.f, r*ngo ok a littn«ire*i miles o: no. In setotw qxls In- a' perpendicular direction. A fourth birthday. Officers of ttic Sanford Junior Red aboY(', Der-'.nb.V, F-.t'in, ihnt ‘ h u 'lotb br wdfds spft'd up | *u l.rv proa b o Y w Uer-j.MbiT* T'»e W. C. T. U. will hold t'-eit fresh laid egg will Ho horizontally on heautifu! dahlias were the inil-!' >..q;i*K j due-ion tfi feed th* l ■oj h* o f your * regular monthly meeting *Thw sAny ..M a n y Did bottom of the vessel. An egg from Cross arc Agnes , Dumas,-chairman, until; the cn*i*i,ct' used in artistic decorations through­ eprixl'— tbit is' Until Mxreh— they11county. three to four days old will rise with Its Julia Living, treasurer and Mollie oprl >d— th: at 4 o'clock at toe Methudbi chord:. out the home.. broad odd, ao that Ita longitudinal nxla Abernathy secretary. can be used for omelettes, scram -1 This year farmers should rnita Il»n. J, F. Jtoucholie cf CharlesA merry afternoon was spoilt by forms with Its horizontal axis an angle Don't :nil to patronize the Junior bled eggs, custards, cakes and gen Lhlck'cns to supply freely their own ton< West Virginia is the guest ” 1 of 20 degreca. At the ago o f eight daya Ihom ej, the nearby • villages and his sister, Mrs. Henry Wight und bis the little folks playing different the angle Increases to 45 degrees, at Red Crors fair prt Friday night. oral cookery." Every merchant but one on First games until five o'clock when they towns, and u wider marktl if eond'.father, Dr. DoucheHe. were invited into the dining rcetn the age o f two weeka to 00 degrees, street has contributed articles to be Watch for Sick Hogs | |.u r » Row. Spertl up poultry j:c and at tho age o f three weeks to about M m . Houchrlle and son of Savan- where dainty refreshments were sold at auction and besides the ice 75 degrees. When the egg Is more Don't take a chance with T. sick I duction. nt':> Georgia are in the city the The bakers have donated rerved. than a month old R will float perpen­ cream. hog. Act quickly. Get a votirin- [ guc*:* °f Mrs. Henry Wiglet nnd Dr. cakes, the cleclrltrMtght people will The dining table was covered dicularly on Ita small end. Houchelle. <, 1 rlan t r tie county arort immedistring wires and illuminate the park with a Ince cover ami centered with r.tely. Don’ t wait a ilr.jle lira r SLEEP IN S U R A N C E free of charge and everywhere the a novel arrangement of four mi.M:’ when you b u s e t'd ia u n e in yo r "AJerror to Mosqtiitorn " Uses of Potatoes In Sweden. cnthusii* !c _,f.utig <ommitlcc :*.» tute Ford Roadsters draped In Amer­ herd. Use the tc'ephcnc If you h o 'e 7 2 -| t Uses tnnde of Swedish potato crop, meeting wi:h r.utrczs aim cooperaican flags and ’n wonderful birthday SAVE officially estimated this year at $4,244,• ibr.. I*, iininln.* tm» i‘ **r tip* b>*v* one or send to town ct once. O 1/ cake with red, white nnd blue f •• .vsiimmce w.irre the will be the ct'idles. The favors were th y rdk 820 bushels; will he Interesting to peo­ and girls of the Jurlcr S «hr«! clixilt- prompt net ion will stop hog c'10'er Every hog saved will help ple of the United States. Of the en­ ari* s and the n,r’ .n u"d wnuieti of .8* losses. gu*-*t ■f■ fri*ii(’* iwd reb ivc* fn* W HEAT ■'ur;tire crop. 37.1 per ■cen f Is used* for di­ \\ir*. the aar. T h il i* the message ,r ij*. Senior Red Cr, ** .u com* out a*, Gucl- ii !■■ * c c * l**.’t -<gr . ' i r g rect liutiinn consumption; 32.7 per cent the University of Flotida extension M . ••il 1" Fj-ftST 1' ik Ie,** : J ,Vi;li in * ■!' x: l»ir hd.ty vm Is (ed to itnltnnls, and tk5 per cent Is buy. It i* quite prvbshle that lit division is carrying to the farmers '’ M* 1,. W. r h v . t r : used In Hour making. The loss In baud ion will be on hand to (unlit -'••'rc sh*- b ' * .,. h a li.ttg vuy eC. In nil parts of tfie state. - . •• • ••*' n 2* vtrnment position. stomge Is 11.0 per cent* nnd 11JJ per enliven the -occsslon. . Asristing Mra. Gillen In entertniv The latest report of the cen: Is retained for seed. ‘ t Hell ci Live O.'.k .ipnnt a fev. i.ig the chiluMit wer<* Mrs. Gutbtie, miss loners cf agriculture places the ■°“'3 in ‘ ho tlty yesterday nn busi- Mrt.. T . W. Gptsen. Mis. J. G. .Hur­ C o n ju m c rt m u st "buy tlicir net p. number of hops/lost In this state l y Bits of a City L o t UlnUr supp\y of Coal daui-^ ley, Mrs. Holt. Mra. I, E. E*t'l*Igc, The question la often asked whnt disease, 1015-15, t t C5,rr74, vrluttd : t tKa Spruid an d Siumruzr for . /.nnie Cameron will return Mrs. Jack Adams and Mra. William part of an acre an ordinary city lot la. $248,937. Hog losus in 1016 by dl:darajja ifm xdnctlorv is ta in (Too Late to Classify) otn.irrux, from IVLand where she Brady. One 66x165 feet contains just a quar­ easc rose to 100 per 1000 in Ftorida v maintiuicd a t a 1918 v *j " 11 duJt-nt at Stetson Unl- . These invited were For dale—;Ci»w;wa% V/ q*ji uwii. ter-acre and contains 10,800 square, gn(nst an average of 48 per 1000 nuxlnumt j ndllu Olive New­ V *3it> «H* winer. counter ernklcd. man, Scrn* Williams, Irene Cilffin. Iron, Brabham und N'-.-w ii a. Abo feel. *Jen acres, If square, would foh the entire country. At loast 90 measure 600 feet along each aide and to avoid a *zrimn . Beggar. W ind, Natal' Gru-r, Rhodes Elks Roll Mary Connelly, Lout Shelly, Pitsie per cent of these losses were' attrib­ a atrip of that length and* one-tenth C o a l d to rta A c Grcrx nnd Sittlun G r»*». *»Ve have ? . Un Friday, Juno 7fh ' O'Connor, Carmen Guthrie, Mar­ the length, or 66 feet, would make an uted to l}0g cholera. ,Y,hat. farmers t h is large sto ck 'of the xbjvv.* vVtlto for Open House to All garet Pet.rra, Mary E. Moyc, Emily ncre, nnd If but one-fourth aa long or are striving to reduce this heavy loss DenefU Bail. oK&t&l Griffin, Maria Moyc, Margaret Shel- prices and state quami.y'i The L. 105 foot would .make a quarter acre. is shown by the fact that county ■ A M M flT fu n O M Allen Seed Co., Sanford, F t i. 22-Ip tym,. Marjorie HcaVina, Emyollne •• 82-2tc This Is a cood-slxed d tv to t agenti treated more than a hundred ___;.S D O M AIN J, * Items of Interest for the Man Behind the Plow EAT C O R N C O M CONSUMERS M U S T BUT'WINTER. SUFFIX N O W CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS �- - .' JUNE 4, i|U THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE 8IX PL* •• I . # ■ <»> • n\ m CLASSIFIED At •*> ADVERTISING ■ <$> # I d For Sale — Hay.-obi chlx. Fine Barred Rocks. 25 chicks and broody hen for $5.00. Good chance to start In the chicken businws. F.' N Purdy, Osteen, Fla. • 75-tf For Sale ut a Hargain— Market refrigerator, meat block, computing scales nnd buther's tools. P. O. Box 82, Oviedo, Ha. 76-81 p f All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line Foe Each Insertion Minimum Charge 25 Cents. In answering an advertisement where no nave Is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask The Herald %(or information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if we do we are not allowed to give ' out thii information. Simply writo • letter and address it as per In* structions in the ad. For Sale—About COO bushels Irish potatoes. Car load or otherwise Delivered to any part of the city $1.25 bushel. F. O. B. $1.00 per bushel. Nick Zcrnovan, Sanford. 78-10tp Smith typeFor S i i k - L . c . writer in good 'condition. Ileralt 73-if Office. Duroc pigs for sale. West Side. lies .Packard, 74-tf For Sale— Large farm horse, also heavy wagon, only used short time. Inquire J. E. Terwllllger, 70!> Onh avenue. 67-tf Fur Sale at Sanford M y Launch, “.Molly Bawn," 30 ft. cabin enclosed. Coat ?!8no. For •For Snle— I fid Lajrltj j Hr '?, noth­ cash $300. •F * ing o v e r. 18 months, ft"'?!:-, lt?<! , *1* • » #’t 1*t|1018 Mode! Auburn* Chummy 2 ; - per pern f* $!,»n each, Trio i f Jj' in ; S e?Li ILndv.er. C :«h 51250. :;»>-• f Geo. A. t)eCort“s lt.i. .-«• >• It r' , ' •.>„:< V .l 1 Untie;! cur itr-i ?.! FOR RENT F r—>, Sutre R2-fft e FOR SALE JSftJx- ' »ijg|, 5v'?_ B r f^ ’ ’ F.ir •> ,1 | - l*J itl * 1 roc b 13 .V'.' (x alii D,tr k -. Ly.ua 1 iiir s., F FIs. • ;! Diti i1 * * * i * 1 i» .Huge i'i.i. . ,. ,• l ; a i ;. 82- -*t - Two fu rn ih i ti w a n for rent fo light hous"i;.p[ in;*. Over 3 tind J 71-2'p Cent Store. For Snip —One Kuan'"" ■ * 'll’ , body pamjilt'li*. .1. It i.. . i*or i t ‘nt —*1 ,'u .■ « ; e» for !i ;il Box 1233, Sanftir\l. ifo yek.-f In;*. 112 .......e! Ave. •* 77-tf Fur i*u!c —Jo:; ..i. It baby v ,Ir. Ms » two . tar 1 : ■i.. r.tJt Furnished Rooms hy Day, Week roll. ^•loth dirt t-hraj', l!" t't ■ v. t*r , Path—avwtUf*—Fhtt;—|s*fr ---- Ilnx— 3 h -----------1 N rth Park avenue, over L. It. Phil­ -• ip ' Si ?». d r r t <('.*• M s . (?. C. i M t1 Far Sah" -S v -it (It'd Hurt, manager. 3(Mf 1 *1 It--; !*-,->■ »n , sell f .r li J f* I i Tiie i lay him ti*h j «*y ohi tvinly it •igii'a. I rooms, leg yard, yu.j «.•v*v w lit.* system. g.ira;:<\ t hfin. t*) ■ c. II. ( I ) ,i Ho.:• tis-if i i 11 . i « i , M ’ ho. .■>_’-:it i Lcl Me Examine Your Eyes rtr’TV-v ix 1-V . yifcf, ;-t w x.■* fA$r. If jour (il.IH.SlN »r» n»t ai^ll |«ti prrfc<lljr, mil on me. over the rpn<l)<mto wno shnll succeed his Into Majesty Alexander, who died several months ago nt Bacrnmcnto. nut while undecided ns to whom they should choose to pledge their nl IcglnncS, the flypsy delegates nre unit ed In tlm admission that no matter how strong mny ho their attachment kingly rule,- they nnd Iheir sovereign must bow to the president o f the Unit frip ored Specially for This Newipaper ed Slates. In automobiles, In Futlmnn palace car*. In buggies nnd wagons and old By Pictorial Review “ prairie schooners" Ihe Gypsies came from nil pnrls of Ihe country. For weeks they have been loitering In Guimpe Dress for a Little Miss. northern California. volopmcnt of this dcalgu. Attached Queen Milry, widow o f tho Inte king, (o tho wafot Is a two-ploco eklrL objected to the bnltollng for Ids sue plain la front and gathored at th* cessor, claiming thnt sho was entitled aides and back. There aro laps ot to rule. The necessity fpr having n tho check matorlal for tho Inserted nude hand nt the helm wait pointed pockets. A tfulmpo o f lawn, batlst* out. Then there arose Michael Adams or organdy may b« vtforn with the sixteen-yentM)ld nephew o f tho do dreas which, for 4-jrcar alre, roqulrca 3*4 yards 36-lnch materia^ censed sovereign, but the leaders pro­ with yard check goods for th* claimed him hut n hoy, waist and 1 yard 36 Inch batUto for “ A mnn must rule," became their tho gulmpo. •* slognn. . If tho cutting guldo la followed . /Woman luis the vote. Why should atrlctly, tho guimpe w ill b0 cut first woman not reign?" said tlm queen. by tho homo droasmaker. The mate­ Agreement was Impossible, and the rial Is folded In half and laid on the Gypsies decided that then? could he sowing tabl& Tho , front of th* no lawful selection of n new ruler un gulmpo la placod along tho lengthtu the body of good King Alexander wise fold bocausa It Is Beamless. To slfoifld repose In an upproprlutu mauso­ tho right o f tho front it the cuff, with largo ’ ’O'’ perforations on a leum. A large delegation packed their lengthwise thread of material. The tents, Blurted their automobiles back has tho straight edge run­ "checked out" ut their hotels nrpl de ning along tho Bclvage, largo ' O" parted. perforations on a lengthwise thread. Tho collar nnd sleeve nre arranged* Into place noxt, tho largo "0 " per­ JACKIES MUST SPRUCE UP forations on lengthwise thread. Now tako tho checked material Those Given Shore Leave Must □ e nnd fold It In half, placing the back Properly Dressed and Must of the waist, tho front and the poc­ Have Money. ket on tho goods Just as uhown In tha cutting guldo. If rnadu of the same Great Lakes, III.—Orders Issued by material ns tho skirt, tho arrange­ A amarf little frock fa plflld and LIAM. Com. A. ( ’. Wilhelm, drill oltlccr, ment of tho waist sections are Just specify that Jackies granted shore plain chambray. trimmed ttdfh scal­ tho samo. The plain inatorlnl Is then placed on the cutting table and the leave hereafter shall wear only regula­ loped collar and cuffi. The front arranyement of the Empire ualst Is hack gore laid nlong the lengthwise tion blue clothes nnd "pnnenko" hat, original. 1 jold. with lliQ_front-goro to the-rlghr* And the clothing worn must he dean oFlt. Hot it of theso sections aro The note of Individuality In ’.his .nniLumvrinkleds---------—; * seamless.' Tho hip for the pocket Is dainty frock Is supplied ill lho The order bars the following: Gray, placed with tho largo ’’O*' perfura-, brown and blue nonrcgulalhm sweat aleevoless waist, which Is of con­ Hons on a length wise thread, whoih trasting material and out lo ex­ ers and inufllers., Such articles of tend In -square effect below the Em­ or It be of plain or plaid material. clothing may be worn If tucked out of pire wjihillun at tho front The sleeve may shortened hy cutPlain sight under regulation gafineuts. nnd cli ck gingham, chambrny or ting the pattern off nlong line of Watch cups nre barred. taffeta may be utilized in tho de- small "o " perforations. Under another order no mnn may C l T T I h d t .O 'I D L 7 ■! / o il go ashore “ broke." lie must convince TTT _l e his commanding oltlccr thnt he tins \* i enough cash to take him to nnd from • LJ \ M V L the stntlon. Y r«omooBt\ yr(| WCs O0»t The clothing order Is the result of |MG"/ many Jackies appearing In ''lilcngo and Tf 1 I -fJ I t ?1 1 other nearby cities In nondescript a H MAfLA»Au wiImOl' nap I’tminJ Af-cil M IW clothing. Pictorial Rovlow Gulmpo Dress- No. -7I7C. Sizes, 2 to C yearu. Price, 11 ceou. ' Sdfi/ &?rdctiea J(ome dress , Jgssons 747G PROVE MERIT AT SHOP WORK Women Are Better Substitutes for Skilled Workers Than Untrained Male Laborers. Sucriiinciito, Cal.— Women proved l“ *ttcr war-time substitutes fo;- men skilled lit stmpwork than the average mil ruined male laborer, according to" F. II. Potter, genetal storekeeper for the Southern Pneitle company. KxperIments with elgt.i ynting women put nt work sorting scni|i Iron, cleaning holts nnd fniiillliirlrlng themselves with sim­ ple aiii-'h te-ry have eoavlnei-d potter tli.it -lee, ,, titiili* i i.ibis I»•- quote upon T h e r e nre in< eteni* It1- I hit! go to In- i«iii|»»>ii,.in of ftjriid-h p' *1: mil hi el * i In « ill tie aide to keep going " " ■•*! ' ‘!h |e|il haste hy employing .ad T i - i i d e i n e - . - . I '•i»»-r*-•»n >i tiiieli. DOLLIE’S CAREER I t il i n ) f ) ! ' ( h i t r r » p o n l » l>» lig h t . V*ru Afp ifi*Ifa-tl In r til frif f tin*.illation Irest— ” 1 r eminded.------- -------------------" ■'•Oh, well, th-rc sre other things," Dollle answered serenely. "I might tench music, for ln*tnnce.” Immediately she wus nt the piano rfnnlng her Ungers up nnd Uawu the keys. "I believe," she said over her shoulder. "Ihnt 1 shnll only lake men pupils, you see. they nr** not so criti­ cal as women, n man would sit beside me on this bench for Instance, exact­ ly ns the book directs." I 'f It'-f’ Three i.ifirc room "No doubt of It," I answered sul­ (routing on Fi*st street. Most do lenly. ■irulile olliees in city. Several other "Dorothy Part, Teacher of Music good office rooms in same Imihiing. for Young Men Only," Dollle quoted musingly. mid begun to play n Jolly Vo\vi II ,t Sneer, gd-tfr little units. Aft'-r the' lint note hnd died nwuy, she turned slowly about WANTED upon the piano stool. "Perhaps It would he well." she said. "In have nt tlrst Just one pupil." Silence. "Jack," asked a very humble little voice, "wheu would you like to begin your lessons?" Ami after n long lime, oh, a long \ \ .lilt t-il \ l l o ' u e e |( h (No. I fiirunnd blissful lime, Dollle raised her ily by w hi i girl, >\Vill do general ••nrly heud front toy shoulder. "Denr,” !i- ti.sew ork for re:A««ital »h* wage*, she said, “ dear, you nre such a dense •Adskewt Box 321 K> ru-tfc old stupid. Hint I think I shall have to lake yon us a life pupil.” And ( r-*i ii «i. m r’ in) -he did. i ini . . *•. I. . i Elements In Friendship "rw*•'**•■■***«*fw| I r I h r M ir n U f t f > i " 'u n u n l s f.Vr ■lifer mining nml ||»e fil.V S S L S (tu * H f iw ilr v * : a i i f a d j't l i f r f W l * u f i la ­ w n, N i l M \ v i 'E H i h r n > !u r e o f j o u r "IT—" a'stnatt Tolro remarked •» few minutes later—“ If on* knew positive­ ly Just how the people talk In that part o f the country, one might call their language— dialect.” “ Call It any old thing you Ilk*," I comforted, "and If the author doesn’t know, no one else will," Dolllc looked at me a bit suspl clou sly, but was soon absorbed In her story. “ What Is the matter now?" I asked, as a deep frown appeared be­ tween her beautiful eyes. "It Is the Indy," Dolly complained, “ Ihe refined, cultured Indy from the city, shir is Just as Impossible as the other one and—I can’t make her talk dlaleet, can IF* “ Dollle," I began soot til ngty, but was quickly Interrupted: “Jack," she burst out, "I yrlsh yon would cease culling me by that ridi­ culous name. It Is very unsuitable." "Unsuitable!" I cried, sad drawing nearer, dared, to speak In a manner which Is usually allenced by Dollle. I compared her to all the twdlaat, beau­ tiful* thlaga of earth—her eyes were ’twin violet* steeped In dew ;* 'her cheeks had stolen their soft plgk from the rose petals,’ Dollle was evident­ ly carried away by my eloqueuce, for she regarded me long and attentively, with a tweet, drenmy expression that was most encouraging. "Jock," Mie asked, as 1 finally paused for brenlh. “ I hsee been try. tng to think, how do you spell Apolo­ getically?" Wlnotl hravens!" I exclaimed, and collapsed In- my chair. Dollle's eyes twinkled. I forget whether It hns one or two Fa," she said. ltnt I sulked on In Injured alienee; the sound of tearing paper rausrd me to look up. Dolllc was furiously consigning her first literary effort to the finmet. "I am not going to write stories for living," she imuounced, "It spoils one’s temper.” Tint the cheek for your new MILDRED WHITE. Anti ■ liter, 3UEEN MARIE OF ROUMANI/ GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY W ILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments A re the Best AMERICAN IS BRITISH LORD f' fl ' .<f i r b, - V // .’ / I p - V:■»;{ ! ■. > tt'apyr*fhi, IM%, \Vint»rn Kr«ijia)i*t I'nlun i DU. E, S. I l l ) ; l- .M A N n i t l ist ii |*1I 11 \ » II h HI lift Stilt, |i«,tfi|,t D O N ’ T Write it on Ypur Cuff! Jot it Down in the , M EM O J ii m It. j. BO O K The ideal way to make mcnmrnuda nnd carry infor­ mation that you need1 fre­ quently. Covers last fo r years. Sheets can be obtained anytime, ruled in six styles. Hound in Handsome Dura­ ble Black Morocco, with Red Leather Index that enables you to find what you want in­ stantly. HERALD PRINTING CO. ■Phone H8 Hanford, Florida Want Ads Bring Results "Jack " mi|il Di'llle suddenly, "hti» It " * 'T ncnin.'.l iii vku Hint I .. uht I" gl"* -erlnas Hi Might t«i pr.-pnilug far ta» future.'" "Dollle," I mis wired reproachfully. "Inot nuitiy time- have 1 tried t<* per sluide jilt! tu let me cure fur jour fatyre?" "But I don’t want to marry mid settie down, like everyone else," Dollle answered Impatiently. “ I intead to he fanted—to have a career. Besides—" she ridded—"suppose we dii^ marry— you might die any tbi>. and what would lireomo of me?" ’Itiero whs no gainsay tug this cheer fid possibility. “ No."* she eourlmiud lli ljily. "l must learn ,to provide for myself, and s tric tly -Tn confident-", luck. I do not mind saying that 1 latte d eided upon literature ns n profes­ sion." "Write novels?" I questioned. "Write stories," said D dlle. "Now, I happen to need a new frock, hut anfortunately daddy does not think so. If I should write *n story say today—" Dollle wrinkled her* brows—“ tho rslhop would gel It tomorrow, TmtMljiy. iheiyjf he aont my check Wednesday, It ought to reach me before the Intlcr part of the week, don't you think so?" " If he sends the check Wednesday." I agreed. “ Well." sidd Dollle, Jumping up nnd funning over to her desk, "keep veryquiet like a denr, and I.will write the story now. then you may have the priv­ ilege of rending Jt before you. go, nnd may also drop It Inin the mnil box upon your «a y home." There was silence for n few am meats. I pretended to rend while !>m| lie scribbled furiously. Presently sinraised a (lushed mid troubled face: "Sucli n horrid, diDIciilt character," Dollle exclaimed petulantly. “ Bvcrything s|tn says looks queer on paper, you ire, Hnrthu—thnt la her name— Is supposed to he n little country girl living In some far-away, desolate place," "Under those clrcumstnncea," I sug­ gested, “ perhaps she doesn’t know any better." . “ Why, that la so," aald Dollle, enmugged, nnd .the pencjl flew, nggln. n s 50 O o CD 5 a 2 0 1 Tin* queen Is Just acknowledging the gift o f a bouquet from one o f Iter olllcert*. Queen Marie spend* mnst of her time in the service of the deHtltute and Ihe wounded, and the Red t’ rons Iiiim heesijihle to rurrj desperately titeedi d qltl to the•little nation wldt-li Is Ism luted from all the allied world except for the route through , II iiih Iii. The American Red Cross intiliutiln's n mili­ tary hospital nt Itomun and n civilian Imtqdlnl at Jassy, amt bus distributed great quantities of medical supplies, scrums, vaccines nnd the like, hospital beds nnd mattresses, food stuffs uml clothing, * ____________ ____ _ WILSON AS POTENTATE Gypsies Turn to President When Deadlocked on King. Wrangling Over Election of Successor to Late Ruler, They Adjourn With­ out Making Choice. Berkeley, Cal.— The Gypsy world has n now potontntc. He Is President Woodrow Wilson. To him fifteen hun­ dred representatives of the wandering tribes have pledged their' fealty. Assembled to elect a king, they hnvo split tip Into frictions qnd nfejrrnngllng Frank L*oqper, chief of Gy. Inforutntlun bureau of the office of the illstrlct attorney or New York, recelvrrl word that through the death of his elder lil'olheiy Mr Horace Oaiper, he stteeeeds imt only to the Kngllsh tintonetey of Ids brother, hut ntso |o the family estate in Fiiglntid appralwd iit half n million tlollnrs. Sir llorace’H only non, aim would have become tin* tmr.m was killed In the battle of the Homme. A ftill-lletlgetl citizen, he will not. he declares, exchange tlmt citizen"hip for ll.e title. Mr. Cooper, or Imril Cooper, Is a Iiephcw o f the tlrst I.ody Duiieria, and a younger toother, MnJ. ( haries C.«'|n-r, Is now governor ot tilt- Western Soldiers' home, near Iiondon. Mr. Cooper si nee becoming an American, has been a newspaper uiun and an ttclur. SEND YOUR BOY TO C A M P SAPPHIRE, N. C. ' MuunUlu XlVr*. onl.T »i n,la, (trn «rt» Isir, *J» rsn'HT, rlsht re- bo*U, (Isatinf ntl, >pHnS' boards thutrl sUitfUrs «r all kind* Inin* tntal* (Mitt ) talari a* la aJi .tibjrvu, mIHuri fratnrr*. 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HELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN This Sailors and Soldier Testament, neatly packed, ready, for mailing, given with a years sub­ scription to the Sanford Herald for. !l i . i II 11 �t SHUSANFOBD HERALD JUNE 4, >918 DAY OF NATIVITY UNKNOWN LESSONS FOR THE Specially preparedfor ihk Newspaper by Victorial _1 !______________ . .. Review . . ’ IW4 tseggR New Embroideries Adaptable to Separate Blouses. nr KATHnYN- MUTTERER. The n«w embroidery designs tfn lot anything If tint ndapublo. Hero ihown iwo pnttorns Tor towel Jnda that may bo ullllioil In several (her way*. Tho darning stitch Is Jjod to develop tho little circles of worked In satin stitch. Dolh patterns havo a distinctly new- note nnd are designed to moot tho Doinand for "ozpcnsivo simplic­ ity." It requires but lltUo tlnto to develop cither pattern and on a back* ground of linen huckaback for tow Stone Columns ontEmlnence Near Pachuca, In Mexico, Out of Keeping With Other Formations. No, i til l I —Designs for tow el Ends That May Serve Other Purposes. the first design, tho small motlfsels or some silken dress material tho being oxecutcd In solid satin stitch.effect Is equally charming. The edge la of closo cvotj..blanket Much of tho, twainy. of (he-workttlieh'ftud'all o fth o work Is carried depends upon the caru with which cm In Delft blue cotton. tho colors are blended. The design would bo most effec- Wool embroidery Is used In many live carried out In colored wools, ways Just now. not being confined to which Is now a popular form of ern-the decoration of dresses, suits and broidery on dresses and waists, es-separate waists. It I. found on sets I'cd.ijly those fashioned of rrepo r the living room consisting ofidlGeorgette, chiffon cloth, crepe do low. table runner nnd cou cl^dter. chine, etc. If Is 2*i Inches wide by Worked on a background ofT t^ivy I? In. he s H- r denltn In creert or brown either of Tito unusual nattern below has the the designs would be most unique In blossi'lms nnd dots done In boss nm-won| embroidery. The work In fasbropterv co'.ton. solid sntln or eve-elnat!ng because I* develop) qnlr-klr lets b leg used for the latter. The nnd looks a lot for the" time spent foliage Is carried out In n soft green, upon It Fbnbrolrtery No 12441. Transfer pattern, bine, furnishes duplicates 01 two towel ends, price, 15 cents. Pictorial Review patterns on salo at local agents. Easy and Practical Home, v Dressmaking Lessons Prepared Specially for this Newipaperby Pictorial Review. A Dress W ith N ew Tunic Lines. imonp the imctrteit of the new ffublon* (s this eotln^e urifb point* rd luntc end icolsf Jtnished with a drrp collar, hand embroidered, ft tf /aiMoscd of noPurol color pongee. Mom oven; stretch collar to flL Turn hem in T e s t on small "o" perforations. Adjust under folded « l g 0 of front, with notches and edges underneath oven; tack tho vlght side, and finish loft for closing. Then, take tbo ileovo and close seam aa notched Oalhor belwocn **T" porforaUons. Turn edge of deep cuff under on slot perforation; lap to small " o " perforations; stttfh W Inch from folded edge, from upper edge to tho single largo "O'" perfo­ ration; finish the edges below for closing- S°w turn-baijjt cuff to deep cuff as notched, sew deep cuff to ■Icoyo aa notched; bring the small " o " perforation In cuff to warn of sleeve and email "q'' perforation* In *leeva together oyer foldod-odge of cqff. Allow tho sleoro to hang troo Detwoen tho small "o'* perforatlons. or gather the entlro lower edge of alcove and sow to cuff as hotchod. with amall ,,o ,• perforation \n cuff at Beam of sleovo, and the Tolded edge o f cuff at tho largo 0 perforation In aloovo. Sow aloovo In armhole with notches and small *'o'' perforations oven easing I11**11)* fulness between tho notches. Hold the sleoto toward you when basting It In armhole. . . Arrango outer waist on underbody with center-fronts, conter-bicks and underarm seams ovea; stitch lower edges to position. Tako tho skirt next nnd Join gorei as notched. Slash front g o r_o jto tho U uUltllvM* Ul _ K t,Ai| , left of center-front) along small o !Ot perforations and finish for a placket. • Sharing favor with tho straight, narrow tunic Is tho one with irreg­ ular lower edges, as ahown In this costumo of natural color pongee. The foundation skirt 1* of lining, lengthened with a one-ploco flounce of pongeo. An Inset vest of crepo Georgette and deop collar of self* material trimmed with embroidery are features of the waist. The onepleco sleeves aro gathered to deep ■ruffs and allowed to hang froo at the back. The wa|it la built over a sleeveless underbody. In medium ills the dross requires 5% yards 18Inch pongee, with 3tt yards 30-lnch lining for underbody and gores. To make tho underbody, close the teams os notched, then hem the front large "0 " perforations Indicat­ ing the center-front. Plait lower «dgea and stitch. Nsxt, tako the outer waist and turn edge of front under on alot perforation*. Gather at ahoulder beIweea ■■T” perforations. Close un•dsrsrm and shoulder seams a* notched. Gather lower edge botweon , *T** perforations and 3 Inches . •hove.. Pace collar and sew "to neek edge of hack and to the front, with centerhacks and single large "O'* perfora10c. SANFORD LODGES. 4 Royal Neighbors o f America • Meeds Seccnd end Fourth Thursdays Annie S|K-er Clara Stcmner Secretary Oracle Tho traditional 25th o f December ns tho date of the birth of tho Savior has . ' The Woodman Circle no historical authority beyond the The Woodmen Circle meets Second fourth century, when tho Christmas festival wns Introduced first In Home nnd Fourth Wednesdays at 3:80 p. m. (A. D 3G0), on tho basis o f several Ro­ All members requested to attend. man festivals (tho Sit turn nils, Slgll* Sanford Lodge No G2, F. and A. M. Inrln, Juvrnnlla, Ilrumnlln, or Dies Communication every first and thud nntnlls Invlctl Bolls), which were held Ttiesduyu at 7:0P. visiting brethrn In Mio latter part of December, In com* welcome. jueinonitlon of tho gulden nge of lib­ O. L». Taylor Jas. Moughton erty and cquullty, nnd In honor of the S e c re ta ry W . M --------------i sun, who In the winter solstice Is, ns It M onice i l.aptei Mu. 15, It. A. M were, born Allow, nnd begins his con­ Meets every second and fourth Tuoiquering innreh. The only Indication of the season of Christ's blrtli la the fnct day ill Masonic lh.ll over the Imperil that the shepherds were wntchlng Thentre. VLuttng cumpunioriH welcorm O. L. Taylor F. L. Miller their fiocks In the field at the time ■. See’y. High Priest (I.itke 11:8), nnd this fact- points to nny other senson ruthcr tliiiu winter, Semlr.olo-f-haptcr 2, Order Eastern Sir nnd Is, therefore, not fnvornldc to the Meets every first nnd third Thursday traditional dote. Resides, the ancient In each month. Everyone who has aim tradition Is of no account here, ns It hist tar In the Fast arc cordially invit* d varied down' to tho fourth century. to visit this chapter. , Alice F. I tyh hi ns, Sec'y Clement of Alexandria relates that souk? regarded tho 25th, I’nclion (I. e., The Saniord Council p . o f C . ' May 20), others tho 21th or 25th, I’ hnr* Mco*.t thfe 2nd Sunday 3 p. hi., and ih undid (April 10 or 20), ns tho day of 4th Sunday 8 p. rn., each month, at K of C. Hall, Oak Ave. Nativity. ’ •• C. I,, llritt, Fin. Sec'y. As to modern research, tho only point on which divines generally agree Phoenix l . o U f i e No 5, K. o f P. Is Mint Christ' wns not boru on Christ­ Meets second and fourth Tuesdayi. mas day, while numerous learned au­ Nislting knights always wek-ome. thorities put tho hlrth on almost every II. Mcl.nulin O. J. Mill*' date of the year. K. It. nnd S. C. C. HILL PUZZLE TO GEOLOQISTS 7G48 4 World H it Only Tradition to Rsly Upon aa to Data of tho Birth of Christ - H o m e Embroiderer r ■ W f* A very remnrRaldo'goologlcnl freak In Mexico Is a mountain- situated nenr Pnrhucn which presents^ the nppenrmice. ui dli taace .'u£_-hula covered with spikes. The Hides o f the moun­ tain nre closely studileil with stone col­ umns nr palisades. These columns are PAGE EBTEN grow,.buy, m II. sad otherwise dispose of, for •toacy and to securt tho.aano by_S^f*dco a proOt or on, cptnralssfon, and otherwise of ita dock, or br note*,, bogda or ^ i r t baadls and deal la all kinds ot (arntra* «up- rano and other obligation* upon I ha pllra. vtfvtablra and other farm product*, #rty of tho corporationi to' bny. own, to build and oparata Manufactvrlns ptanla Isaac or otharwfM t a r w i a * aacquire c q u r r * and a n a dfapo d fap o M a for (ha manufacture of all klndi of crala real eatatc,. f‘ o r t h * p u r p o * * n f I t a b t t d f f a * . and barral material*, to build and operate o r o t h e r p u r p o a e a a n d g e n e r a l l y t o h a ^ g / m d rannarlei and other plant* fnr the canninf e i e r c i a e a f X i u c h p o w e r * as m a y b« i n r l d t n t and n|harwi*a praaervinx of farm prndurta, t o t h e p u r p o s e o r b u s in e s s o f t h * r o r p o r a t l o n , to ral*« and olneradre deal in all klnda of o r o t h r r b u s i n e s s * * o l n I l k * n a t u r e , a n d t o poultry and thrir prndurta, to buy, aell and h a v e , e n j o y a n d • t a r r i a * a i l t h * r l g h t a , p o w ­ olharwiia dcaL in fartllliera, and fcrtillaing e r * . a n d p r i v i l e g e * I n c i d e n t t o c o r p o r a t i o n * material*. Intrrtirldr*. etc., to contract for, o r g s n i i r d a n d * x l a t l n g u n d e r a n d b y v t r t u n •hip and havp ahlppcd nr tranaported farm of t h * l a w a o f t h * i t a t * o f F l o r i d a . product* of all kind*, either in raw nr manu­ A rllrl* III. factured tlatc, to handle the utn. for a Hied T h e a m o u n t o f c a p ita l atock o f th a c o r­ chatye or fnr brokerage or rommia.inni, to p o r a t i o n s h a l l he T e n T h o u s a n d ( 1 1 0 , 0 0 0 X 0 ) hold, own, lra*c or olhrrwiae afijuire land*, D o l l a r * , d i v i d e d i n t o O n * H u n d r e d ( 1 0 0 ) house* or othrr real e.tate for the purpose of » h * r e * o f t h e p a r v a l u e of O n e H u n d r e d Ita butinn*. nr uthrr purpn*r<, to borrow t f 1 0 0 . 0 0 ) D o l l a r * e a c h ; w h i c h ( b a i l be p a y ­ monry, ronlrart debt*, and In tccure the a b l e I n l a w f u l m o n e y o f t h e U n i t e d S l a t * * aame by a |ited(e of ita etoek, or by note*, o f A m e r i c a , o r i n p r o p e r t y , o r l a b o r o r * * r bond* or mor»x*fe* and other obflcatlnna v ic e * , a t a f a i r a n d Jua t v a l u a t i o n , t o bo upon the property of the corporation, to D i e d b y t h e b o a r d o f d l r e c t o r a . mak( loan* nr a.lvanc* |n farmer., or other A riltl* IV . per*on*. and tn take and hold, transfer, nr T h * term for w h lrh t h * ro rp o ra tlo n a h a ll otherwise dl*pore of. lien*, m >rtc*ee». or e i l i t a h a l l h * p e r p e t u a l u n l r a a a o o n t r d i a - • other (eeuritie* therefor, and Ernerally to ■ o l r r d a c c o r d i n g to l a w . hate and reereiae all such power* *• may be A rlle lt V. Incident to the purp<»e or hu.inrt* nf the T h e b u . l n e r * o f t h e c o r p o r a t i o n a h a l l bo corporation, or othrr hu.lnr**.* of like na- , r o n d u e t e d b y a p r e s i d e n t , * l r * - p r * * J d e n l , ture, and to hate. mi»y and eeerciie all the 1s e c r e t a r y a n d t r e a a u r t r , a n d a b o a r d o f rl(ht*. power* and privilege* incident to cor- d i r r r l o r * t n c o n . i i t o f n u t l e t s t h a n t h r e o uration* nrganlxi-tl and eiUling under thn n o r m u r e t h a n f l v * o f i ta a t o c k h o l d a r a . T h o 1*1 of the *latr ol Florida. d lr e r to r * a h all be elected a n n u a lly b y Ib a A rticle I I I . s to c k h o ld e r* on th e f lr .t W e d n e s d a y in J u n a The amount nf capital atock ol the cor­ o l r i d ) y e a r a t 10 n ' t l o c k a . tn ., a t a m e e t ­ poration ahaIt be Filly . Thousand i n g h a d f o r t h a t p u r p o s e in, i t * p r i n c i p a l o l (tSO.OOO.OO) Dollar*. divided Into Five flcea I n S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , a n d l l a o filc e ra Thouund (S.OOU) Sha.t* of thn par value nf • h a l l . I m m e d i a t e l y t h e r e a f t e r b e e t t e t a d b y Ten- (flO.OO) Doilara <‘*ch: which shall be I I t b o a r d o f d i r e c t o r * . U n t i l I h o s * a l a e t e d tayable In lawful money »f th,. Gnileil a t t h e f l i a t a n n u a l m e e t i n g , o f s t o c k h o l d e r * itate* nf America, or In property, or labor nr s h a l l . b e q u a l i f i e d , t h e b u s l n r * * o f t h a r o r r o f service* at a fair anil-iqit valuation tv be •ctlon a h a l l lie c o n d u c t e d b y - I h * ( o l l o w l n K filed by the boaril-nf- di/rflori at a meeting o fi l c e r a : J. J . ( , ' a l r s , p r e s i d e n t a n d t r e a a i u r a r S . J. L a r n e * , v i e * p r e s i d e n t , a n d C . D , id lor that purpo.r. C o u c h , s e c r e t a r y ; a n d J . J. C a t * * , 8 . J . Article VI. • The term for which the corporation ehall Gt ha*m be o* a radn do f Cd.i r eDc t. o r C* .o u c h s h a l l c o n a t l t u t n eiltt ahall be.prrpelual unlraa sooner ditA rlle le V I. solved arrotding to law, T h e h l g h r s t a m o u n t o f I n d e b t a d n e a * o r --Artlrln V. lia b ility in w h ic h Ih e c o rp o ratio n m a y a r The buslnrs* nf th* rorporatlon ahall be a n y l i m e a u b j r c t i t a e l f a h a ll n o t a i c * * d t h * enndurlrd- by a prrsident. vice prrsldent, a m o u n t o f I t * c a p i t a l s t o r k p lu s I t a a u r p l u a , •eerelaty and trra.urrr. and a board of di­ A rilr (a . V I I . rector tn ron.iit nf eleven nl It* atooekT h e n a m e and r rs ld r n r * of t h * In c o rp o ra ­ hnldrra. nine to l-e elected, with the presi­ t o r * , a n d t h e n u m l i e r o t a h a r r a o f a t o c k t u b dent and vlre president ex nfbi-lo member* a c r l b e d b y e a c h a r e aa f o l l o w * : of the board- of tljrector*. The director* •hall bp elected annually by the atorkholdrra ' JC. . J.D . CCa ot eu*c, h ,S af ina inofrodr ,d' F, l Fo lroi dr iad,a , BA1 aa lht aa rr r* a. . on the that Monday In Jlty of earlv year at H o’.velock p.. m. at a meeting had for that S l aS.t e Jo. f CH aorrnl de ta, S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , 1 s h a r e . rurpote. in It* principal office, al Sanford, C o u n t y o f S e m i n o l e . torlda. i and Ita officer* ahall Itnmrdlalrly, a y personally a p p * a r * d b e f o r e Sanford Lodge No. 27. I. O. P . F. thereafter tie elected by the boatd of direc­ m eO, q J. thJis. Cd—_ a t e s , S. J . C a r o n a n d C . D . tor*. Until their aurrr.tora are elected and Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 qualified the hu.lnr.. of the corporation .halt C o u c h , t o m * k n o w n t o be t h * p a r s o n s w h o e fo r e g o i n g c h a r t e r , a n d a a e h in M atomic Hall. f All visiting hrolhers be rondueted by the following odicer.: Itea faourh shr rl lmb .rrdl f ,t u bt ehfo re ' m e , a c k n o w l e d g e d t h a t P a r k a r d , p r c . i d r p l , <!. C . C h a m b e r l a i n v lc e - h e d i d t o f o r t h e u s e * a n d p u r p o s e s t h e r e i n cordially invin d.' * * p r * . b l e n t , - I ) , t f . M a r l o w e . - • a e c t e t a r y a n d r i p r r . s e (I. J. F. McCli lland • fe f “ •' J. D. Dorsey t r r a . u r r r : a n d Ita-a P a c k a r d , G . C . C h a m b e r W i t n e s s m y h a n. d_______ a n d ______ seal o__________ f o ffic * a t N. G. ___________ * it. Sec. a i n , IS. F . S m i t h , J. I ) . H o o d . J o e C a m e r o n , S a n f o r d , ' F l o r i d a , t h l * t h e I B l h d a y o f M a y , I I . <!. U i r l r r i c h . J. F . H l c k a u n . i t . I . G r i e r , TBIS. C . K . I.ucaa, I I . II. I< e *la a n d John M o lly Gate City t .imp No. 6, W. O. W „ (teal) J. J. D I C K I N S a N , ■h a l l c o n . t l t u t p t h e b o a r d t>f d i r e c t o r . . N o t a r y I'u h lic . M y com m laaion Meets second and fourth Wetlnesdti) “ A rllele V I. r a p l r r s A u g u s t O th, I B I S . nights in each- month. T h e ,h lg h e » t a m o u n t o( In d e b te d n r * , n l J d -lt-T u ri ' lla liU it y to which Ih e c o r p o r a t io n m a y a t F. h. Miller J. F. Hoolehan r t f d s f Ih e lz___Clerk—-___ -Council Coinmnndr t aa nmyo ut ni mt 'eo t . uI tl .i j .rrut p lp( ae li |j.j«ohcikt ( bpf ltu«st - ^t. . u r p t u a . N n l l r i u[ A p p l l r a t l a n fo r T a t l ) t » d U n d r r Urtiilit-ihtMid o f CsrpcntiuH a- d JuinrrH of Amrrira Sanford L oc al Union No. 1751 tnrrtr U n ite d AVJlel • 1 I I . T i n - n a m e a m ) r evidenc.- i d I h e _ i n c o r p o r ­ a t o r s a n d t h e n u m l i e r of e h a r r w of . l o c k » u b . r r i i ' . ’ ii li y ra.-l* a r e a , f o l l o w . : H e * P a c k a r d S a n i o r d , F l o r i d a . Ml . h a r . , ft C l * r i a r o b e rla in , S a n f.» r* l, U o r i d a , M l «li.ro« I t It | - , s . S a n i o r d , F l o r i d a , j ' t . h a t r * . J, t r . l to t. i l , S a n f o i d, F l o r i d a , M) . h a r e * . II tj, j r l r l f . - l c h , F a n l o r d . F l o r i d a , SO roiiml as nn avt-nigi* man's Imtly. It Is si renmrkiililp uplift of imture wlilt'h’ j lias tho nppenmneo. howevC'r, of ltolng J •tare. * tlit- lintnllwork of luttaan tu-tucs. Ono I t.-e r ' a m i r o n . S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . '.•» . h v r . . ( a-la r> <'ll> \crlc No 185.1 It I. C r i e r , r -a n fo r d , F t . - n d a , >o . r . a n Mile nf tho uintinlalu Is alumst perponM.ciing ovorj 2nd .t 1th U’i dm-ninj j . F , J l i r k - o n . S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , Ml . i i a r e . tllcular :.ml tho atone columns pro- j night at MoYlork Magic Home, Oak Ave i C . I . . F t l i w c r . , S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . M l . h a r e * ' G F . S m i t h . S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . SO . h a r . . * Visiting Hrollu-rs Welcome tnnle front tho surface u< rluht nnglos,j S t a r - of F l o r i d a M K Hogan (*. WootlrulT fonnlng an Improsslvo picture. in ole . Wot thy I'ri'-iiieni Sc'cretjif) , C o(ui nn t y t boll. S ed m ay p .r .o t ia liy a p p i a r n l before Piichurn Is ono tif tho most not oil m e . It) v P a c k a r d . I* * * l i a i o l o o i a i e J- I * , mining districts In .Mexico, nnd It la J It. I1. t>. H. Sjnlorii l.odgc 1211 l i n e d . I t t- G r i e r , G F S m i t h . J F. K i c k Mrs-t !ir'-t nnd third Wednt-sday nigt t { t o n . I t U I - . i* . 11. G I r i e t r r i e h , Joe C a m ­ bald lay geologists that this roitmrkne r o n , C . I.. F l o w e r . , k n o w n t o me i n tie Mo Mplkt-d imittnlaln Is out of kooplng at Mlks Homo, North Park Avenue. p«r>nn. w h o a u l r a e n l o d I ho fo r i going - h.vrF. S. Frank t>. I-. Taylor l i r a n d n u l n h . r -‘ f . h a r e , t h e r e i n d e . l g n a t e d , with tlit* remainder of tho formation Secretary Kvnlt.-il Ruin* a n d - t h e y . e a r l i for l i i m » . l f , • ■ • ' . r a t h a e k n o w l of tho mlm-nillictl region. Tho siono e d y e d b e fo r e m e t l i a l t i n > . u l i . e n l o d b e fo r e The I nke lire e/e t nuuill No. I I Juni"< rilw-il t»» thi- ,s iil rharli-r, Is as haril as Hint anti lots withstood anil t hr ntirahir *»! .b a r .* t>l .l.irh iqqm*it«( tr.l. r l nileil kmerlrnn .Mechnnlrs tho olonn-hts of ages. Tho spikes form Mi els every Wednesday at 7:3(1 I Itii'lr n n itii, f.>r th.' u**‘, unit jiurt*nsr, tnrrrirt a natural Imttlcmout that makos tho M.. in the City Hail. Visiting hrotheit r* uWmourrntl.. , m y i i a n . l a n d . r a t n f utlfri* th is mountain ti|ipear from a distance like are welcome. C. II Smith, lire. Sec.' t h . S M h d a y id M a y , ItJJS. J. J. I l f r ' K I N H t I N . an nnclont fort. Tho mines of the S n t a iy i'u td ir M y t*i)tn m i,.ln n Modern Woodmen of Amertrn I’nchura district aro Hltiuitod not far F t p i n . A a r t u t (ith . I n l H . M.-ets 2,I . T h u rsd ay even in g s. 7:30. l i i r k i n D i f A I iii k m . o n from (tils wonderful freak of nature, A U > r o l y * fn r l o r u r p o r w t l n r * . hut tho formation encountered In tlu-lr in M. W. A. Hall. Pico Building. S 0 -T u t* * It C. I I M r I humid C. D. Coucl. respective uiidorgrnuntl workings Is of Consul Clerk M A H T R Ii'8 N U .K nn entirely different kind from that of K n t l r r is h r r r b y g i v r n t h a t u n d r r a n d b y tho palisade. . Ixynl Order of Moose v l r t u r n l a fi n a l d r r r r r « f I n r r r b n t u r r a n d t a i n (h i* f ' l r r u i l C o u r t . Sanford Lodge No. 1310 meets In Hal Smravi rl *n t ha n dJ t i drinr ltar lr r dt ' l r in r u l l , S t a t r id F lu rid a , in Stone & . Grove Building Second nnd K r m i n n l r I ' o u n l y , I n U h a n r r r y , in a r r r l a l n How Tornado Originate*. suit t h r r a l n [ i i n i f t n * w i t r o l n Fills A. H a n n a Fourth Mondays in Month at 7:30. f o r d i« i o m t ' l q i n a n l . a n d t 'h a « . F llra t.iiii-y . Tito tornado of the Western plains Is f t n r * A. I f r a r d . l r y , M a r y V l l r r F l t t * . a n d Identical In formation with (lie windW A F i t t s . Jf . » r , d r f t - n d i . n l . , I . . . a p r r i a l j m a . l r r w tll on t h r f i r . l d a y i d J u l y . K G S whirl. The sun treats fiercely cm n UrnI h i m * t h r f l r . t M o n d a y tn .«)■) r n o n lh . m itr ­ Iterl area—say ten ttqunro miles of Imrin g t h r ik g a l h o u r , id . a i r , a t t h r r o u r t l i m n r d o o r I n S a n i o r d . o l t r r l o r . a i r a n d aril t o t h a ren |irnlrle— nnd'ns a result the nlr next ( b l r h r . t I d d d r r fu r r a . h , I h r f o l l o w i n g d rs -. the enrth becomes very hot, perhaps rrfii*il p ro p rrly tn -w |ii L o t N u m b r r S w v rn ly -n v * (1 4 ) of 8 t. J »120 degrees, nnd the mass la constant­ a r p h 's , a r r n r d i n g t n p l a t t h r r r o l nn f i l * In t h a ly Incredslng In volume. Above the 1p u b lic r r r n r t l* id (Ir a n g n a n d S r m i n o l * r o u n l i r a , l i n t * nf F l u r i d a , t o g r t h r r w i t h a l l t h * | wnnn nlr Is n stratum perhaps 20 de­ l* n r r r * n la and ap p u rten an ce* th arrtn be­ grees colder. longing . K. K llo U K Ilt ll.D F .It . By nnd by n pnssngewny Is made, S p - r li l M a.tar. the hot nlr begins to ascend und the iJlrk in in n A D lrh ln .on S. I l r i t n t i fo r ( ’ o m p l a t n a n l . cold upper nlr, pressing downward, S O -T u ra& tc forces tho lighter ulr through n chnn' n d t i c f : o f m p r c i a i , m a w t r i c h half: nel thus formed. It begins to whirl, 11 1 Notire I. hrrehy riven that undrr and by Increnses In velocity, n surface cur­ NO f ICR virtue ul a final decree nl lar*eloaur* and rent forces It along, und the tornado la b t r a b y g l v r a t h a t u n t i l 3 o 'c l o c k i n th e sale mad* and rnlrrsd In the Circuit Court Seventh Judicial Circuit ol the Slat* nl a l t r r n o o n n l J u n * 4 t h , I B I S , t h r H o a r d uf ■tarts on Its destructive Journey. I ’ u h lic I n s t r u c t i o n ( o r th e c o u n t y n f S e m ­ Florida. In and (or Seminal* County, In Tho terrific cyclone originates In in o le , e l a t e of F l o r i d a , w i l l , e l t h e offic e of chancery. In a certain suit thrrrln ptadln* rein Wilson & Toomer Fertiliser P u n much the Bnmo way, only differing In th e J i u p e r l n t r n d r n t o f I ' u b l l e I n s t r u c t i o n , whi any. a eurporallon Is plaintilf and Levi C n i u l l l o u s e , S a n f o r d , H o r l d a r e c e i v e s e a le d extent. Tho most violent cyclones or­ p r o p o s a l s f o r t h a f u r n i s h i n g o f m a t e r i a l s fo r tin lord and F.v# H. Hlnrord. his wit*.-are I. aa apecial matter, will on the iginate In tropical latitudes, In the At­ nd t h * r r e c t i o n o f a c e r t a i n s c h o o l house tlcfrndants, ■1 L a k e M o n r o e , F l a . , a r e o n l l n g t o p la n a 1st day of July, A. I). IBIS, between th* lantic ocean, tn the north and east of a n d a p e c i f i c a t l o n a o f r . i t . T r i m b l e , A r c h ) - hour* of eleven In tha forenoon and two o'clock in thr'aflerqnon. Ih* same brinf th* • West Jndlnn Islands and tn the Pacific, t a e t . I'la n a m a y b * h a d a p p l i c a t i o n t o t h e first klondsy In ssld month and tha rule day I* 1n the Chlna'scn and In the neighbor­ Soi u p e r i n t r n r i t n l o r A r c h i t e c t a t t r r M a y 2 4 t h , laid month and within tho let*l houra of f i l H . w h i c h a p p l i c a t i om n m u s t be * r r n m p s n - ■ain. offer tor ssle and sell to the hlthest and hood of the Philippine Islands. ieil i t h _* ................... c e r t i f i e d che . . .. w ____ _hve k„ fo r 1 1 0 . 0 0 , w h ic h hew bidder (or eath'belarr thr rourt home .The renson they are b o destructive w i l l lie r e t u r n e d t u g p | i ! i c a n t wwhe h e n t h e p la n a iltrtr of Seminole county in lb * city of San­ ford.-Seminole county, Florida, the followinc Is because they are carried ntich great annt dr i y sl rpnr tr i fol rr a tAl or cnh* l t raerte Inr egt uo or nde dr o ntdol t l oSnu.p e r described property, lo-wlt: distances by extraneous Influences. The we.f halt uf Lot Ninelrrn (19) of R a r h p ro p o s a l m u s t he i r c o m p a o l e d b y S .< r|ia n h o l C h a p l i r IASS, l . s w a of F l o r ­ ida N o llc o i* h e reb y g iven t h a t t l m j a m l o R d w a r d . , p u r c h a t r r id T a t O t l l f l r i t * No. 'JM i. d a t e d ( h r 7 t h d a y id J u n e , A. I ) . I 3 0 B h a . f l t r d . a i d r r r t i f l r a t r in m y o f f i r * , a n d h a , t n a d r a p p l i c a t i o n l o r t a i d r * d t a ia iu s in a r r o r d a n c r - w i t h i « w . S aid e r r t i f i r a t * r m h r a c i a th o fo l i o win*: d e s c rib e d p r o p e r l y • l l u a l r d i i n F r m tn u lr r u u n ty , F lu tld s , to -w |t: H e g I t A e l i . F: a n d 1.07 e h * S o f S W r o r .d N R ' , of S \ V , See. 7. T p . 71 S, H . 30 F, run 7 , k 'i i * e h . , K 1.14 e h , , S 7 . 7 € ehs, W 1,15 e h . I l r ^ i beg 1 .3 0 e h . G a n d J 07 chs . S i d S W c o r nf N F l . ' i o l 8 V V W Sac H u n N 7 .2fi c h . . W I ..18 cha . 3 7 .2 H chs, R 1 . 3s e h . ) . T i i r . a i d l a n d b e in g a . i r a a a d a t I h r d a t e o f , t h r l o t i a . r . o f * u e h e n t l f i r a t r In th o n a m e id N f o * . . S a m u r l a . l i n b a t said r r r l l f l e a t r . h a l l lie r r d r r r r r d a r c a r d i n g t o l a w I n d i e d w i l l | , t u r t h e r c u n un t h e 8 t h d a y id J u n e . A. I ) . I B I S . I . W t l t i r . . m y o lD rla V / I g n a t u r e a n d a ra t h t . th o 7 t h d a y o l M a V i A . I ) . I B I S . ...a ll Ft. A. D O U G L A S S . C lerk t'tre u it C o u r t S rm tn n la t'u , F-a. I t > V . 41. D o n g l e . * , D . I-T u e a - ite FAT POTATOES SAVE WHIAT ito A i tnvim isiNr. Saniord PublicOak Library Avenue Between 3rd and 4th Si. - Open Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 3 p. m. Reading Room Free to All f Sheep Has Wooden Leg.. Charles Krouter, living near Bncyrus, ()., had a lamb get tungled up In s fence and Injure Its leg. The veterlunry told him' the leg had to come off. Krauter did not want to lose the larah, so minus the (eg he nursed It hack to hcnlth nnd then fixed up a peg leg for It. Now the Iamb has grown to be a sheep nnd still stumps nround on the wootlen leg. Occasionally the wooden member becomes loose nnd fallH off, nnd the sheep then hobbles over to a soft spot nnd waits until itome one comes along to fasten tho leg oq again. The wooden, log doesn't Interfere with tho sheep growing wool, Mr, Krauter snys, and wool la wool now­ adays. .* Platt back gore p l a c i n g " T " on sm»ll **o" perforation and tack. Close back Beam of flounce, sew to gores aa Proud Record of Marines. notched. To make tho tunic, turn right An the first battle of tbo American front edge under on alot perfora­ nnvy was fought and wan by tho tions. lap on lert front, with edges marines, so, down through tbo years underneath oven: Hitch J of the Revolutionary"war, wc find the edges free above 1 °V r , U r£ n. , ° marines at tho forefront when difficult perforation and finish for cloying. work was to be done. Ih fact there Gather between *T perforation*. wero but few expeditions In which Arrango tunic on.aklrt. tt\gT did not, figure In more or loss T or th* finishing touch, strength. Thus Lieutenant Walling­ .ash to front auction aa notc'}?<^ ford o f tbo marines.died at tho bead pUlt placing - T . oa corroapondlng o f bis men under John Paal Jones In Email "o'* perforation* *« fr? °tt ^ tha battle between the Ranger and thb tlon kdA tack. Gather aaah b a ^ ^ n ‘ T * ^perforaUona. trimming .Drake; and In the classic fight boj tween the Bon Homme Richard under pteco to anh. 1Paul Jones and the Berapli, the Pictorial Review Oostnme No. 7641, 81m* 16 to 30 7**"- Prio* ' marines lost 40 out of 167 men. c e r t i f i e d c h i r k m a d e p a y a b l e t o t h e b o a r d Plat of Palm llammork, aa recorded in Plat _ t h e t u r n of 3 7 0 0 . Ot). A l l s u c h D n - e k a will Hook I), Pare 75,_of the Hernrds of Dranfn id *. T o fe th e r w ith ail th * te n e ­ h r r e t u r n e d , e x c e p t t h a t o l t h e a u e n - s . t u l r u u n t y , F l c rTd*. iM -re d itam rn lv a n d ap purtenanrea b i d d e r , w h l r h w i l l Fm h e ld u n t i l r u r t , M i l d e r m e n t s , t h e r e t o b e l u n E l n i . o r In a n y w a y a p p e r t a i n ­ Far • s l U f B f t n r i l y e re ru le .f ■ r n n l r a c t and i n g h in d req u ire d b y t h * board , in th e event GRDUGK DeCDTTKH. t h r s u c r r s v t u l b i d d e r f a i l , n r r e f u s e , to » i r S p e rfa l M aster. c u li- s s l l s l s r l o r y e n n l r a r l a n d b o n d w i t h i n L W . I l s l d w i n , ten d s y . s l i e r n o t i r e ot m r r r p l s n r e of h id , F n llrJ tu r lur t'o tn f.ls rn s n t. th e n U i # s a i d c h e c k w i l l he f o r f e i t e d t o th a 7 G -T q e «.5 ic • i l d b o a rd as d s m a s i t o^rsrlo n eif b y surh fa ilu re o r re fu s s l. h a r d w ill lie r e q u ltr d N D T IC R IN C O U P O It A T I O N It a s u m s q u i l l t n o n e - t h i r d t h e r n n l r s e t N n l i r e is hereb y cfven t h a t th e undrrsJsnpric e o f t h e b u i l d l n f . * e d w i l l , o n W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 2 f, th . l U I S . I T h e H o a rd r e s trv r a th e rich t t o r e lic t o r n * a x o n ( F i e r e s f l r r as c o n v e n i e n t a p p l y a n y a n d a l l Id d s . H o a r d P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n f o r S e m i n o l e t o t h e I l l i m i t a b l e K i d n e y "J: C a l l * . G o v e r n o r of l l i r a la le of F lo rid a , for le tte r , p a te n t (a e a t) C o u n ty . F lo rid a . f n e n r tM r r a ti l i K I h e " J . J. C a t r a (* u i T i p a n y 11V F . P . F n r s l r r , C h a i r m a n . In e ." u n d v r Ih e fo lln w in x proposed e h s rte r, A lits l: I h # o r i g i n a l ot w h i c h is n o w on Die in t h e | T . W . Law -fan, Secretary. olltc t h o Hrrrelarv of 7 7 -F rl-3 t-T u e » -U • tale «-l Flirida at Tsllaliss.ee. J. J . C a t e s NCFTltfK or i n c o u p o i i a t i o N C . I» . C o u c h Nnllee is hereby liven that the under*. i H. J . C a r n e s . ■irneil will, an Vkednrsdsy Ih* 3rd day n( A r l l r l , * n f l a r o T p r r a l l a n n ( i h i " J , J, f a t e * July, IBIS,-nr aa aoun thereafter aa ennvrnl. .! C om p an y In e.*r enl, apply -to ihe Honorable Sidney J. Catts, T h e u n d r r s ix n e d h e re b y assorfste t h e m Governor al the Ftal* of FJarlda, for Irltrrs palVnl inearporattn* " T h * Kanfnrd Truck a s l v c s t o f r l h e r f u r ( h e p u r p o s e nf f o r m i n g a b o d y p o litic an d c o rp o ra te u n d e r th e la w s Grower* Inc.," under thr followin* proposed charier, tb* ntlcfnal of whleh Is now on fils o f t h e s t a t e o f F l o r i d a , w i t h a n d u n d e r t h * in the offirw of tha Herrelary of Htatea nf tb* f o l l o w i n c p r o p o s e d r h i f t e r : • A r llr l" I. Flat* of Florida at Tallabsstr*. T h n * n a m e u f t b * c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l be I h e Ilex Packard " J . J. C a te * C o m p a n y In c ." am i it* p rin ­ G, C . Chamberlain c i p a l p l a c e of b - j s l n r . s s h a l l lie a t S a n f o r d , II. II. Is tli F 'f u r i d s , i t h b r a n c h o f f ic e , i t . i i e h o t h e r J It. Hood p t a r e x i n I h e a l a l r ot F'l o ' I d s a n d o t h e r If. G. iJieterieh • l a t e , ul t h r C n i l r d S tates a . h r m f t r r m a y Joe Cameron b-- e s t a b l i s h e d . It. L. drier ‘ A rllrl. II. J J. F . H i c k . o n C. L. Flowrr* T h e ( r n r r a l n a t u r e n l t h e b u s l n r - , . to be G. F. 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II. dtal In <41* pad othar mlataj p r o d u c t s ; t a Tb* general nature of tb* bualnfM lo b* m*k# contract# ol anr and al k i n da t o ( u r Iranaaetsd by tb* corporal)** shall b*t To I bar IU nurnna* and btudn* ii t « b o r r o w E Y O U ARE IN T E R E S T E D IN K rajJ -p azza RING BOOKS! They nre used in every 1in«,, o f business by Salesmen, O f­ fice Med, Doctors, law yers, Ministers, Sludents— by c\'cryon e who must have n book that combines - - UTILITY, DURABILITY A N D A PPE A R A N C E . Sheets can be obtained any­ time, ruled-in eight styles. Bound in best quality F lex­ ible Black Levant Crain Cow­ hide, with Black Linings. HERALD PRINTING CO. Phone 146 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. 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V**^ \ W * /*. .r‘* j t* * t*v ^■»v • r • * *»»••'* , s t w** L . i PU B LISH E D S E M I-W E E K L Y •• • ■ s , /vvr 5®MT ^ •* * ' * * •. . . . . - - - ♦ *f • • • . ^ ; * m K SANFORD ON - TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION » ------- ~ NUMOER 81 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, M AY 31, 1918 VOLUME IX GERMANS MAKE GAINS AMERICANS YOUNGSTER DAY OF PRAYER AND BUT THEY ARE STOPPED SHOW THE SLACKERS FASTING OBSERVED RE­ LIGIOUSLY IN SANFORD BEFORE TAKING RHE1MS REAL STUFF PUNISHED french h o l d p o s it io n t o prevent f a r t h e r a d v a n c e * Paris," Franco, M ay . 30.— The .'battle alone the fighting front con­ * tinued all night with the French holding the western rail outlets' of . Soiions, the war office announced todsy. • Northwest ofR h elm s, the FrancoBritish forces broke all the German usaults and maintained the defen­ sive positions. . French reserves are being sent to the front and the German advance is being resisted with great tenacity. . The Germans made repeated at­ tempts to break through the defense in the Soissons region, but*wcre each time held up ‘ by the determined French resistance.____ . In the center o f l h e German ad­ vance. lighting Is taking place in the neighborhood of Yizclly (approxim­ ately IH miles south of tile Chcmind w Dames,'where the German at­ tack was launched on Monday). Sweeping onward in dense mattes, lie Germnns have advanced 15 miles in the center of the line be­ tween Soissons and Uheims. On the allied left Soissons lias fallen, while Itheinia on the right is in gruve dnngtr, the Franco-Brillsh trno|u» hav­ ing retired to within less than two miles of the famous city. Desperate as hns been the resist­ ance of the Frcnrh and itritish, espertally the former, and the losses by the enemy, the German advance has no: been halted greatly. Un­ official reports of the allied reserves being hurried up are not confirmed officially and there is no sign of their presence in the line. Despite their forced, retirement the allies have, held together remarkably well, while contesting every foot of • the »•»/. Soissons fell to the Ger­ mans after a fierce fight in the streets of the city for several hours and the French were laBt reported holding tenaciously to the western suffering-heavily. A*, one point 14 Germans penetrated the American lines. Nine wero killed, one died of wounds and fQur are prisoners. The Germans apparently ,a.-o preparing for nnother attack again**, the Amer­ ican sector northwest of Toui. Th, enemy artillery fire has increased considerably and German airmen arc v e ry ‘ active. On the other hand the Americans are more than answer­ ing "the enemy fire, and American aviators afe keeping the German ma­ chines on their own side of the line. RED ACTED W ISEL. Young scntlnl that any one who e pccts to WHfcN ORDERED TO TAKE ALL W HO HAVE REACHED he away from home on that date THREE M E E T I N G S WERE WELL ATTENDED HERE 2i MUST REGISTER PLACE THEY DID ITv arrange for hi* registration Imme­ When the Americans were orijyred to take Cutigny they took Ir-Just a* Americans can. hi* depended upon to take whatever they go uf^cr und the following offlciul account makes nil of us feel proud of our hoys ncross the seas: As the American* started out across No Mun's Land there were many jokes about ' eating Roche for breakfast.'* The Americans fought us though they were veterans and there was no hesitation when the of­ ficer sprang forward and said cor.ic on, hoys.” Several officers describ­ ing the scene said the thing thaf struck them most forcibly was the tine morale. The,Germans poured inachino-guu— ullui*_aU-arouwl—ihw Americnns ni they were digging in hut no attention was paid t<» them, as jokes and quip® were hande hack nnd lorth. The Secretary of War authorizes the following: With the signing of President Wil­ son of the bill and proclfcmntion des­ ignating Wednesday, June 5, as the igniting Wednesday, June 5, as the day on which all men who have reached the -age; of 31 since last une 5 shall register'for military ser­ vice, Provost Marsha! General C row ­ der’s Office immediately began prep­ arations for the enrollment of the men. Instead of using the election machinery as . was done last year. General Crowder will call upon the local hoards. It is believed that their ’ experience during the past year has' peculiarly fitted them .to UmRltf tllP nPW~TPgTiTratibn ornnomically and efficiently. diately. •’ Any one who is sick on ‘June 5 and unnblc to present himself in person at tho office of the local hoard may send , some competent friend, who may he deputized by the clerk to prepare 'his card. Any person in doubt as to where he should register should consult the locnf hoard in the plnco where hy permanently resides, or he may ob­ tain the desired information from the office of the mayor if he lives in a city of 30,000 population or over, or in the office of <hc county clerk or parish clerk ft he does not live ia a city of. 0,000. • It is not anticipated th.tT many wilLbis delinquent— !k-ia hoped that none will he. for those who do fail to perform their duty Congress, has provided a heavy penalty. Failure to register on une 5 constitutes a misdemeanor punishable by impris­ onment for one year, and may result furthermore, in the loss of valuable rights and privileges and immediate induction into military service. The observance of the special d ay for fasting and prayer, as directed by congress and the President was loyally carried out_ iq^ Sanford. , Stores nnd places of business wero closed nil day. •The “ sunriiTe" union meeting.ait 6 o'clock at the Methodist church was attended by 125 persons, a large pro­ portion being men, and the spirit manifested was one of deep devo­ tion. The eleven o’ clock services were well, attended ns was also the one at Holy Cross at 7:30. • Man I’rnball Saved Girl’s Life by Ills Action At six p. m. nearly a hundred Muny people without thinkirg women gathered at the Congrega­ have severely critiifsed young Utdd tional ‘ rTiurchT* and HuT men aI t he for* running ; way_Jtom_ th e _ d :i_ lhe. Baptist. night of the assault and sup}'0*ed!> At all the meetings many persons leaving her to her fate. The fa<t of took part in lamest prayer and Gen. Crowder has estimated that the matter according to hi* >wn patriotic remarks. probably three quarters of u million story and it has been <t.rri e*I men a ill he adued to the American It was a good day in Snnford. by the girl is that Redd f> ught fitMany of the American aoldierr army by the new registration. His negro all lie could, lie was sitting who took part in the attack around in the car when it Slopped and the Montdidier also participated in re­ estimate is bused on thn fact that Fellow ('raft Degree negro coming to ch*.* side if the ear pulsing tin- German attack Mono ay. almost 10.000.000 men registired At the next regular communica­ struck at him with an open knife and An American was found today in a last yoat. This number include*! ull tion of Sagford Lodge No. G2 F. £ the hoy jumped from tr.e car and shell hole in No Man's Land with between the ages of 21 and 31. ami (>l!H HOYS—AUK H O M E A. M.a which-will he held on Tues­ stutisii.s collected by Gen. Crow­ engaged in a tussle vi n i negro o |j WJ| wounded Germans ai prisoner*. day evening, Juqe 4th. at 7:30 the save Ilia life and allow tin- girl time lie was unable to get buck to the der's Office show that a Utile m*’ re Sanford Soldiers Take Farewell B e­ Fellow Craft Degree will he confer­ fore Going Overseas to escape. He hud nothing to de­ He was unable to get back to the than 10 per cent of these men we-o red and every Mason i» cordially The Sanford hoys who have been invited to attend. fend hiniM'lf with and he -an around American lines last night, so he 21 year* old. On ifiut basis it is es­ the loading station thinking that in mooil guard over them until the at­ timated l*y draft officials that the ut Camp Wheeler at Macon for al­ A special communication was held so doing the girl would have time to tack today re.M-ued him. and lie total registration will exceed 1.000.­ most u year are taking the lust fare­ on the afternoon of May 21st when 000, of W-Iiieh 750.000 will he avail­ well before going overseas. That ai escape up the road. A he came brought m the pri**»«e:« able f«>r military r-ervice. This least is the general opinion of those the Entered Apprentice and Fellowhack around the hou.-n in* called to Lieut. Wood of Oakland, fa !., makes proper allowances for physi­ who know ns our hoys have bpen Craft Degree was conferred by tho the girl and hearing r.tdhing from said he di.l not see one American cal defectives, exemptions because of trained until they are ready for any Senior Warden W. C. DeCoursey, her thought she had escaped and he who was ably assisted by the of­ falling during the day’s attack. dependents and other bars to mili­ kind of attack that the Hun run knew that he could-do r.nthinif with ficers and brethren of the lodge. make. Armtng them are Arthur ‘ It was more exciting than a foot­ tary servioe. the negro and knew that the train In tho evening the Master Masons’ 'W e have the The law provides that every young Diekins, Joe Chittenden, Oscar*Speer crew was at the ice plant and he ball game,-" he said. Degree was conferred in a most ap­ Ernest Gregory, Osban William*. Joe ran there for help. The train crew Germans on the run and all we man in the United Slates who has proved manner. The District Dep­ Nihlack, Henry Byrd and a number reached the age of 21' years since need is more Americans.” immediately bucked the switch nuty Grand Master, Right Worshipful of others, all of them from this June.5, 19 7, or will reach that age ginc down the track and found the The demeanor of the men wound­ F. L. Miller, appropriately presented girl nnd saved her life and saved her ed was similarly cheerful when the on or before June 5, Iflis, must reg­ county. The following numbers will ho the working tools of a Master M a­ The only exceptions are in from the assault. There who later correspondent visited the field hos­ ister. furnished by the different regiments son, and Past Master C. J. Rumph the cases of men who arc actually in saw the negro and came to grip.* pitals this afternoon, lie s w for overseas service: 121st infantry, in a pleasing and able manner gave active military or naval service. All with him know that thn lad could stretched out on their cots a number sG7 men; 122d infantry. 196 men, the lecture. male persons, citizens or aliens horn not possibly have hea'er* him "T of these Amt ricans, for tlo- most Sanford Lodge lias adopted tho 123d infnntry. 1,054 men: I24tfi in­ between June, 1H9G and une 5. with iiis hare hands and ih iv are part only slightly wounded, who act­ giving the hoy the credit f ir doing ed like school hoys returned from n 'Jh7, inclusive, except officer* and fantry, 723 men; making a total of splendid custom of presenting to its suburbs. The enemy advance to as he thought best and a* the par­ great day of sport, smoking cigar­ enlisted men of the Regular Army, 3,500 infantry men; llGth field nr- new members as mementoes of this Soissons haa not yet affected greatly ents of the girl think was exactly ettes, eagerly relating their persona! Navy, nnd Marine Corps, at d the tlllcry, 245 men; 117th field artillery, sublime occasion suitably inscribed miniature working tools of a Master the allied lino east frojn Montdidier right that he undoubtedly saved bin experiences anti laughing loudly ni Nntionul Guard and Naval Militia 255 men; 118th field artillery, 300 Mason. In presenting these minia­ men. This makes a total of 800 ar­ v-hile in Federal service, and officers which the Germans apparently hope life and that of the girl for hnd the the humorous Incidentr. , ture working tools Past Masostcr tillerymen. The 118th field artillery in the meets' Reserve Corps and to bend hack by their succosa on the negro killed the boy the girl wouliV L. R. Philips described vividly tho Lieut, fleorge F. Iluller, formerly is largely composed of Savannah enliUed men in the KnlisU-d Rcaerve have suffered a worse Tate nnd have Aisne. entrance of the novitiate into M a­ an attorney in Indianapolis, who was Corps while in active service must hoys. The curve on the battle line north- been killed. slightly injure*! in the leg, said that register. Some misunderstanding Ten corporals will also ho selected sonry through the Entered Ap­ test of Uheims has been wiped out going over the top was like a maneu­ fins been caused by the publication from each company for overseas prentice, Fellowrraft and Master Rcntemhc cd the Editor and from Soissons eastward the line ver in the training trenches hack of reports that medical ai-.ff viviniyy duty. Every man will stand n rigid Mason Degrees, enjoining the new The editor wishes to thank W. N. home. The men were eager for it, runs snuihcust and then east into the students need not register, und Gen­ physical examination before he is as­ members to study well the lessons Champagne. Into the center of the Culp and Ed. Putnum west side far­ he said and some of them remained eral Crowder his issued the follow­ signed to the detachment to be sent that had recently been taught. 45-mile front, where the German mers for a contribution of sweet in the • trenches nil night tnklin At the conclusion • of tho cere­ away. While officers decline to ing statement: Mr. Putnam about the approaching adventure progress haa been greatest, the ene­ corn and tomatoes. monies the Rev. R. W. Thiot ad­ make public the date the men will be "D iv in ity students and. students my forces are near L 0ltp«dgne, four has a .fine lot of Y tllow _ Bantam with cheerful anticipation. dressed the members. Bro. Thiot is sent to port of embarkation, it is of medicine must register. Under miles north of the river Ourcq and corn and It ii just about rigfj*.. Mr. ‘ When we reached Cantigny," he the terms of the law signed by Presi­ expected they will move about the. a clever speaker and his remarks 12 miles north of the Marne. Tho Culp brought in some tomatoes that said, ' It was only a pile of bricks dent Wilson on Monday students were with keen interest. ere received r/c first of June. fighting la most entirely on territory were the best, ever and to these and stones. Our artillery had level­ who were preparing for the ministry untouched by the war since 1014. gentlemen we wish to say that the led the town . The German machine in rccogni cd theological or divinity Baptism Sunday Sunday at Congregational Church Berlin, in its latest report claims the corn and tomatoes were grently en­ gun bullets were buzzing around like schools and students who were pre­ Tho ordinance of baptism will he The hours of service will ho as number of prisoners hns increased to joyed. •* humble "bees hut oujt fellows did not paring for the practle of medicine observed on Sunday afternoon at usual thin Sunday to permit of auf25,000. • pny nny more attention to them and surgery in recognized medical Mussorx's' pool at 4 o'clock. Those flclen t' notice being given when a Apparently the Germans used a than if they had been confetti. • schools on May 20, 918, am ex­ who have joined the church during Woman's Club note* change is made. "N e w Experiences" large part of their reserves in the " I t was the finest example of team empt from the draft. However, the the recent scrim of meetings nt the Th e Music Department cnllrd off offensive across the Aisne, ns they the meeting and program which had work I ever snw. There was not n law does r.ot relievo such students Baptist Temple will he baptized on will be the subject of the morning sermon—Jpersonal experiences of have not taken advantage of the been arranged for May 2 *t on ac­ hitch an whrrp. The men cracked from the duty of registering on Wed­ that day. movement here to strike elscwrherc count of the lou r conflicting with jokes and rang, hut they were * usi- nesday, une 5. Registration comes which it can he said "W e huve not In the Tank Corps on the northern front, as might have the time set fpr the Red Cross par­ jike In their work. • first, exemption afterwards. It is passed this way before." Among the husky nnd intelligent been expected. The crown prince ade nnd rally. A call meeting was Albert K. Hillings of Brooklyn. absolutely noccjjary that these stud­ "T h o River of L ife " will ho tho youngsters who nppeofed Tuesday theme of tho evening service—" E v ­ apparently intends to stake nil on held In the club house Tuesday, the N. Y.. who wns also slightly Injured ents rcglctcr." * the present front. The regir.tra’.ion will ho held in the at headquarters for recruiting in ery thing shall live whither the river 28yh Iri order to transact th** buxl- Was placed on n cot adjoining that of I,lout, nutlcr. As soon r.s their oyer The Americans who captured Can- ne?r. o f the regular meeting. During office of the local board having juris­ Florida, Bay and I.aura streets, for cometh." tigny have repulsed several German this meeting Miss Ellen Mahor.ey met they clasped hands like brother®, diction -of the urea wherein the p?r- enlistment In the ' tank corps were Next Sunday, June 9, CMhfren’ii ’. mtucl;*. North of Mt. Kemmel, on was elected recrelcry-treasurer of i long lost. i-on to lie registered permanently re­ Ueginr.lt! Holly, son of Robert Holly, Day will be observed. A special pro­ editor of the Snnford Herald, and *It wns n great show, wasn’ t it?’ sides, or in such other place ns by the Lys battlefield, the Germans in this department. Members rcyorted gram bus been prepared. ’ Carey Wight, also a Sanford hoy. _ raiding attacks wero repulsed com­ that much interest ha* he n mani­ asked Butler. public notico is designated by the William Coulbourn, a chum of ti\?se "Gee, I wl*h„thc folks n't home pletely. T i rcc counter attacks were fested In the rommuni y ring -idea board between 7 a. m- and 9 p. m­ youngsters preceded them in the made by the Germnns ngninst the m d many of tho song hooks have could have "eon it; I wouldn’t have on Wednesday, June 6, 1918. ■ Tho Big Gun Again missed it for the world," .replied American positions at Cantigny. r.lrcady been sold. After a pleasant It is necessary to go to the regis­ tank service several dnys ngo, und Baris, France, May 30.—The long Gen. Pershing's men, however, main­ discussion of ways end rr.oar.n of Billings. tration place in person. Any man others of the ramc typo arc enlisting The merienns penetrated the who.c pectn to he absent from homo or applying for induction daily. Hinge bombardment of Fails began tained their line unbroken and threw improving this department the mert• German positions to a depth of near­ on Wednesday, une 0, 1918, should Quite » number of these are college again this morning. hack the enemy with strong artillery Uig nd ourned. Examination of the shells dis­ graduates, who have hnd first clatu ly n mile. Their artillery completely go at once to thn office of the local ■nd infantry fire Inflicting severe charged by the Germans In tho lopg military training. . smothered the Germans. The roar casualties on she attackers.' Berlin, hoard where he o pccts to be and Drop'll in Tho Bov range bombardment of Paris, which Because the service is spectnculnr of tho American guns could he h o rs which delights In officially announc­ have his registration card filled out In one of the front doors of The began again Monday, indicates that ard guarantee* an early trip over­ for many miles in the rear. Severn ing the rapture of American prison- Herald office Is a drop box for all and certified. He must then mail **f\ does ‘ not give the Amc-ican* news and business i'em«. If you nr- fires ure burning behind the Ger­ '.his cord to the office of the local seas, the tank corps is the most pop­ the new guns are being used. Larger . credit for the success at Cantigny, ,jvo a* the office af'er it is closed man lines. hoard having jurisdiction of the ular branch cf the army nowadays shells are being used than formerly, Twelve French tanks s ’ ppor*erl place wherein he permanently redden and is claiming an unusual number the caliber of the guns being 4 cen­ bill cays tfio "enem y” carried out r. drop your items in this box on the the American Infantry. The Ger­ nnd in view of the fact that this card of men of volunteer ngc nnd draft timetre (9 H inches) instead of 21. local advance. door, sometimes you have an item man prisoners inrludo mon from c must he received by the*homo local subjects as well. Those panted The explosions ate louder hut tho Hospitals far behind the Picardy ut cannot get Into the office In time Bavarian nn a Sllerian logimrnt, hoard on or before June 5 it is es- principally for this branch nro ma­ force of the explosion does not scorn lino have b: en skilled _ by the with It nnd tlm box was made for soms of them as youn* as 17 or 18, chine gun mechanics, lathe handi, to have increased. A shell exploded Germans. Americans woro in great your convenience. - * * . . . . and others between 45 and 0. Al) bench machinists, machine’ designers, yesterday only a dozen yards from a render. Ono of them said ho did not danger, hut few were injured. A nro poorly clothed end appear to he Wfnt to fight, but had been com­ oxy-accteylene welders, auto engine man seated on a bench and did not French nurse and a few civilians Miss Nettyo Mainer, one of the underfed. machinists, ‘ blacksmiths, auto elec­ Injure him. pelled to do so. killed. Seminole county school teachers left tricians. chaufTcurs, tractor drivers, ' The garrison* r.t Cantigny was all The Germans trooped out’ of their Fighting In gas masks, the araer- Tuesday for a short slay with her Mr. and Mrs. Hynes nrfe now heavy truck drivers, motorcyclists accountccd for. The men either sur­ dugouts when they saw th e-fu tility c*n troops cffit of Lunevillo have father and mother near. Lake nuttopographes, wireless buzzer opera______ _____ -r .._ comfortably quartered at Daytona rendered or were killed. Many .Gerof resistanre, their* hands held up checked a German attack under Icr, after which she will go to Talla­ tors,'telegraph operators and cooks. I Beach where they will spend tho man dead were strewn over the shouting "kam ertd." hassee to attend the school thorc for cover of gas waves. The Germans —Tltnes-Unlon. , Jsummer with the baby. . Apparently they were glad to sur I ground. * . retreated under heavy artillery fire. this rummer. . i • ct I •-i * ■ It_-j \ J»-- -.J, .y 1 -• VsJ - - ... �r Sfff H uv' s^r - f■ * f • . ' - T r•ke O * *r 1 fc^rwtTOtTed.'wbonr HXJ Bid »** t « , •» i^ x coming of Capt. Von N tlfia , captain picture, through which run* a amaU unable to reocua. h»d bean aa rarely. tragic atory of tha love of a young J p J j p . v . r j t 'K - ,‘S i i L ' r s a . . * ■ cf the U-boat which sank tba Lualtody pollUe i “ d «°fP o r»U I .1 ‘ ‘V • •' . tanla. The third an ti’veraary of Belgian girl, the destruction of her ■tala lk« «uw Of fUrtd* with aad •a&h!a.«w l lowing propoatd cktiUr. *** lit. ih ta .g r ^ te a tira g e J y of the aea ha* heme and the death of her fiance. i'1 'ill l !'!" ff **■ AnicUI. jwat been pbnsrYfq throughout ‘ thla Rupert'Jullin t iS W thJrleadJng'ro}« • j . 'v '- .it a , .. q » . > j 7 mi/L-J ’ " ’ ' .• cc-ontry, and "T h e Kalaer, the Beast aa the kaiser;Animal DevoCira Stack In B a k .^ W a * . I m% oamuru, T t o n a i . With k . T l T 4 •••0 There havo- been "strong men’ cf Berlin,M has dona‘ its s h ir e ‘ to on. Except Citrus-Crusted Va. •I .ueh oth.f plot,. U'tho • u u ‘ J f V * 5 I keep fresh and green the memory and T<atrong men" in moving pic­ •od Oth.r a u t w of tbo Unlt.d 8v»w.r !?J^ I • rlsty. Ior*1in. countrira. mo miy bo >» of the martyrs to the cause of free­ tures, but when Rupert Julian seta • * (rbm lin o to tia o boroofur. . HUku*M , dom who sank on that ahlp, and put to find an actor to play the part • Greenwich. Oonm-Many prominent Tko fo e oral BtturVor'tbo bu»l»M. . whose death America intentda to iff the blacksmith, Marcas, in "T h e dUxena o f thla community *ho5o IrtDoaobd by Iho corpor.tlo* K I ?• jvenge with every power at its com­ 'Kaiser, the Boast of Berlin," he wealth pcrmlta them to Indulge In pie grow, bay. ooll. and otborotoo dlipoL a profit or on coramioolon. *w stopped with nothing less thnn a were forced to go without their dally bondlo and doal In all klnda o ?U ,J iJ j,%ko mand. TU ESD AY — Hcdda Nova in that Wonderful pDooi. Yagotabloa and oth.r Urn rations unless, perchance, It was lemon v• . .* Serial “ The Woman In the W eb” , ulso nn All- • . Drlvenjulmost to madnesa by th* Hercules.. . • to build ond opera ta manulartuHat iu"*pie that they had ordered from Conk­ lor tha manufaetura of all kind. ' Star Cast in “ A little Red Decides” . preying thoughts of tho hundreds o' Elmo Lincoln, who lakes the fplt, lin's bakery. A plain, ” cry-day mule, and barral materlala. to build tad tanntrlea and othar plant, for th. defenseless women and children hfc Is not abnormally tall or bulky, but that hadn’t been considered at all in and olboywlao pitaarvln, at l . r n p ^ t W E D N E S D A Y— Charles Ray in “ The Honorable a;nt to the ocean’s bottom on that the muscles cf his shoulders and chca tho food administration’s regulations, to rataa and othormlM deal In all Algy” , also a T w o Reel Keystone Comedy. poultry and tbalr product., to buy. .. m4*, " ebig, Capt. Von Ncigle cannot em­ stand out like rivets of steel nfid was responsible. . otb.rwU# d.al In fartlliMra. aad brace his wife and tw o’ children. when he wraps that good right arm „ tin TH U R S D A Y — FrandYX . Bushman and Beverly t The mule furnishes tho motive pow* naUrlala. inaaetlrlffa., •kjPL d“ d bare.h ip ped or Iramport'd ,,1*' The medal ahown over his heart It around the neck of a German of­ for one o f the delivery, wagons o f producta oC all kind., either In rau orV.Y* Bayne in “ O rclone^lgR lns” , a picture in which that awarded by the kaise/for this ficer and slowly, squeezes him to tho Bound Hill dairy. Hla driver left fattured atata. to handla tba .a nt for f t S Bushman takes the part of a frighting Parson, ehabga or for broktraca.or e o n n ln l. V ^ l death, you are reminded of mr\oth- him In Greenwich avenue and went bold. own. Itaao or oiberutae acqufr. ih j* "heroic” feat. . ; • also Sidney Drew in “ Close Resemblance" a bouaea or othar raal eatata for the puro«.T! Captain Von* Ncigle ihortly aftc Ing so much cs some giant python Into a Idnch room for a light break- Ha bualneaa. or other purpo^. to C z ** . Comedy. It money, contract dabu. and |0 his home-coming .Is shown to have strangling its proy* Tho mnle had a hunger, too, and it aama by o pladgo of Ita atock, or bJ -F R ID A Y — Chas. Rlehman in “ The Public Be bonda or mortgagea and other o b f l . ? ^ beca: • I sine and in a later cpisadti was accentuated by the aroma that he upon tbo property of tha forporatfot*?; Damned” . ( ir. vadca the kaiser's private chamber. Miss Storey Play* Woman-Warrior inhaled with the dear morning air. Ho make loana or advnacaa to farmer, or W peraona, and to taka and hold, tr.a.l,, *? Tho character is played by Nigel . A t the Star Monday. S A T U R D A Y — William Duncan and Carol Hollo* * puffed up to the rear of. tho bakery otbarwlaa dl.poaa of,^ liana, n o n . . . , . 7 aacurltle*. theWTor. and i.n.r.ll. T. DyBtullier, and is ore of the most America has no more popular star wagon. When the driver o f that ve­ other way in “ Vengeance and the Woman” ,^also have and tttreiao all .uch p o ^ icrciful pieces of work in the entire than gifted Edith Star*', k* whom hicle returned from making a delivery Incident to the purpoeo or budnru o| tv! 1 . Emily Stevens in “ Daybreak” . corporation, or othar buaiaea... ol uv, ,7 has been entrusted the difficult task his stock o f pics waa reduced to tho ture. and to bavo. onloy and .i»rri>e all fu picture. v . M O N D A Y — Edith Story in “ The I.cgicm c f rigbta. powtra and pHellrtee Incid.at ta m ! lemon variety. That mule haa no apThe wife fs)(portrayed by Gret- of impersonating tho .wonderful hero* organ!«e<f and otlaUng .uad.r Death” showing the Famous Batallion of Brave petlto for tho crust that conceals the poratlon. iawa of t h ) atato of Florida. ing in Metro’s special production do chen Lcdercr, the former operatic citrus. AKiel. III. . Russian Women. atar who until the beginning of the luxe, "T h e L^ffon cf Death." "T h e Th# amount of capital et#ck ol th. poraUoa ahall ;bo Filly T v . . „ 7, Legion of Death" t/dla of Hunia’r war, when she took out her first C O M IN G — “ Th e Man Without a Country” “ The ( 110.000.00) Dollar*, dlvid.d lata K N IT TW O SOCKS A T O N C E fight for freedom from the rule of lilitcnship papers, was a subject of Tboumnd (#.000) Bharra ol tba par n J i . w Belgian” . . Ton (*10.00\ Dollar, each; which .kill w Germany. There ia now no mere the Czars, and of the glorious bat­ payable in lawful monty ol ih« u.iut New Process Comet From Australia State* of America, or In properly, or Hbn m loyal American in this country than talion cf warrior women who fought and Red Crose le 8etllng the M rv lc o no f fair and iu.t valuation u W Matinee Dally at 3:15. Evening Performance Bcgtna at Gretchen Lederer, and it, is one of gallantly in the trenches after the fiitd by tba b on d of director* it * i*r«ili> Direction^ bid for that purpoo*. _ ‘ 7:30 Except Saturday then at 7:15 tho joys of her life that she htd u men had given up in despair. In e ■ — Artlcl. VI. "T h e Legion of Death" Edith Stcrvy prominent part in this picture, Th* term for which th* corporation a , ] • Chicago.—Knitting two socka at one • ilat .hall bo p*rp*tual unlr«> .oon.r ia. which show* the kaiser as he really impersonates the leader i f thls tr iv i* knitting Is something new. ■olvtd tccordlpc to Inw. band of womer. Tho process comes from Australia, Ar t i cl e V. is. Tbo hutlnrta of th* corporation .kill k. whero the doublo knitting Is produc­ A brilliant career hats fitted this conducted by a preildent, vie* prt.M«|i and tr*n*ur*r, and a ‘ Hoard ol AA Few o f the Important Event* in favorite star fer the honrr bestowed ing 60,000 pairs of socks a month for **rr*tary lo con.i.t ol eleven ol It. British relief. A Miss Browtf came to rector, bolder*, nine to be elected, with th* pridupon her in assigning this role. A l­ The Public He Damned” big, new serial,'"T h e Woman in th< tho United States to tench tho method dent and vie* prreldent * i offlrio rnriabr, ways possessing dramatic ability of j» At the Star Friday. ol. tb* board of dlreclora. Th* diretlm W eb," which will he ihown in the and It has been taken up by Chicago ahall b* elected annually by th* atockkUbn ‘ •The Public Be Damned" deals high order she has increased her tal­ Star Theatre tonight. Mlaa Hedd?. on tb* firet Monday In May ol e«rb yt.ru women. 8 o’oclock p. m. at a meetlnz htd lor Uu Nova und J. Frank Glendon, herc- i ith the most vitally important sub­ ents by use, plftying a wide variety ' They arc selling directions for dou­ purpot* In It* principal olllrv* at 8tt|tr< ine and hero tff the |icture ate under ject of the day—tho conservation of of poris, which have made ever in- ble knitting at tbo Red Cross head­ Florida, and Ita olfic.r* ahall IrarntdlitWr thcrvsftor bo-elected-by-tho-board et"4Dt«.“ Cowboy Goes •’ A-Courlln* ” to Save escort cf the”Vsvalry when e ban- the food product* of the*. United CJTiUiipR demand* upon herr -As a re­ quarters In Evanston, the funds going tort. Until their turcraaor* are tlrrnd u< sult, her Maryn in "T h e Legion of to the Red Cross, bo women who want qualified the bualnru ol th* corporation ik*n - 1 __ ...Child From Church P eop le— .— dits—Rtturk-irr-*—tl«-fcut—trs—-- :ei.-«- —taxes— m d — ThrfiUgh the United conducted by the lollowfnc offlrvrt: Ru to learn how to make a right and a be Death" is n marvel of inspiration Tom Gilroy, rowboy on Colonel while the '« « • slarr mala D .. • Packard, prreldent, (I. C. Chamb.rl.ia « t » » S ate*, iff the whole world. 4 * prnldent. D. C. Marlowe, eecrytary ail left sock nt Uio samo time, mny com­ and power. Aliso’s ranch, New Mexico is making by a wild tide down a nn-u t-i • trea.urer: and Ilea Packard. O. C. ('p a in . The production heartily endorses municate with them. ■In, O. F. Smith, J. I>. Hood. Jo- t'.m.rti, a fruntic effort to get married-. He in nn automobile. The t. n iv *••- the policies of Herbert Hoover, food II. O. DMerlch. J. F. Illrk.og, It I. Grin. must find n mother for the orpbared turns wit'* ieii f i r w - . v C. K. Lucae, II. ll. Lewi, and John B«I; administrator of the United State* V ER Y PROUD O F MARY •hall conatltutr the board ol dirrrtor* livt }e.>r old mafrol of the ranch. victorious in it rc .ii.i! I*:■11 • LA D JE R K E D UN D ER A CAR Churles Hirhmun and Mary Fuller Article VI. Little Hid. There urc three murTh* hlihret amount ol Indrbirdorii ,| ate-tin slat*. Charles Hicliman was liability lo which the rornoratlni) nai u More than 100 mounl.il . i f " , , ringeable women in the nearby town Preaenc# of Mind of Brother Savea any tine aubject It.ell .hell not rtc—4 It. the star <r th*> “ Hattie Cry iff ami bandit* are shi>v r. ;i. t*-amount, ol He capital atock plu. It. lurplu, Boy's Life— Escapes With of Carlins two si i’lrters :t:«l :. P ea ic." Article VII. ’ . L o u of Too. wid..n. One pturriage propusni o v.liii-ii -An* phoiogra. in •! in • .* o. The m in e and rr.ld.nre ol Ihr inn rp<••The Public He DamncH" shows .tore and the number of .barm ol .lock uV To.Ti’a to a spinster has already fall­ the wildist spots in the SL r.v.t :.r 'l 1? by varh are a. (olio*.: ,i.i,ny scenes iff uituul food riot* it! Findlay, O.— Frank Drnls, eleven wrrlbrd ' en lint A pretty rcl.ooln.arm h.i.- .. 100 i <r u n i ihri'b r. In Itc* Packard. Banlurd, Florida. 10 rtirn. the crowded tenement districts of years of ngo, Is In a hospital minus his (!. C. Chamberlain. Banlurd, florid., M of ti e PBvnlry are a »cur»<.f t ’ . »•••• t lur.nd him down, and the r..wlm>s great toe, nnd that he yet retnlns hl» * ||. II. l-ewl.. Hanford. Florldp. Lo i U mi ,-v« *tl New York City. on'- Col. Aliso’s much are riding know n cowboy* in the head Is duo to the thoughtfulness of J. I». Hood, Sanford, .Florida. SO .h .r« The terrible conditions that ac­ anil they give a marvelous r. .fin e r I.nu- days wiili leng facts and II. (S. Dlrtrricb, Hanford, Florida. M his older brother Ilotvard. abarra. nf riding »s they, charge thi-r in .- s tually exist in the United Suites, ir.cii.n.ftil liearts. Jo* Cameron. Hanford. Florida. SO ik»r» The two were returning from BChool up the seemingly linpussih!" t»M-u»; - ..(tore tons <ff focd.-luffii lie rotting It. I. (irlrr. Sanford, Florida. SO ik im and wero walking along n railroad. A This the way " I , title lied Dr­ J: F‘ llirk.on, Hanford. Florid.. So tain rides to tire retre.it *f •1*• «»til- in ||,i f.»rm irs‘ bans becuuse the 0. I. Flower*. Hanford. Florida. So ,l.tr« train overtook them nnd when tho ca­ , ulm" l.i ^ins t tie feature which .vill a . F. Smith, Hanford, Florida. SO itun i-.;'*s. Tin-ii f-Mows in. *1 *•i• i■'1 ! :e- f. light takes a a ay all their meugtr boose came along young Drnls caught he ftiown at the Star tonight, TmsSlate of Florida • • profit, or In store houses while the lured hand i liar.il l:glit:n-. hold of the'steps. lie was Jerked uu- County ol Seminole. day in addition to "T h e Woman in d.y pci.nnally »p|»»fr'l lefm trusts urc forcing the prices up an^l f c y y f VN v V ' der nnd his great loo cut off. Ho fell me.tinHr*thlaP.rkard, U. C. Ch«mbrf..in J P the Web.” with Ills head nrross the track, but his •i.c poor people dying •»> * t 1 ousues. Hood. It I. t.rlrr. (J. F. Smith. J, F .HirkPear little Madge Evan* in aun. It. II. I^wia, II. C5. Ill.terioh. Joe <‘»a- I brother Instantly grasped thu situation is graphically shown in "T h i Public lie till) Deliglilful Pirtiir, non, C . • I- Flower., known to me t« Ul • 'W O R L D 'S KIDDIE S T A It" nnd hurriedly pulled him from tho prr.on. who aubarnlx'd the (orrroinc <Ue lie Damned." Lyric Today. trr and number of .harm therein doi(t>!ed. trnrk. the only thing that saved Un0 and Ibry. ric h for himaelf. .evrrallv l r k » * "T h e Public He Damned" wo* Dear little Madeg Eva f«S At til ll-lad's life. * edged before me that they .ub.crlbed befwt Madge Evans Coming Here in Her •■•-ii writ *n und directed by S. E. \ . seen in a piny i-.riictt ht.l) me that they eub.ctlbed to the .aid rkut«. | Newest l ’ holo|i|cj, "W anted and the number ol aharra of .tork opoeeu adapted to her ltplemffil ta lout a wht-H Taylor. There is an introduction by llirlr name, for the u.e. and purpo.ei Itcmi Lays a Big Egg. — A Mother” • t f .-j.fL-rl-t-rt cinrmard. * t she appears tonight at Hnntn Monica. Cal.—An egg measur­ Wltn ee»,m y hand and .eal ol olfre it* of the American Relit*! The ‘ Wn/ld's kiddie star." charm­ Theatre in "W anted .A M»’tii r," iht- lit-. ing’ seven Inches around tho .middle the 2Slh day of May. ISIS. 1. r . l i • J J D ICKINSiiS. Belgium and .who is now ing little Madge Evans is coming the most striking and deli ;!:if..l * otl \V. rk i nnd 8*i Inches In circumference the Notary Public. My Commour. ■ru.l administrator in the United F.iplreaWufu.! Mf.. till today to the Lyric Theatre in her ■f a photo.Ir i mi long way was laid the other day by n ftlrkln.on A lllckln.on m which n* vepi-ati*1 h s |•uI*ttevtesl W nr III Pit lute Itrady Made, Allornry. for Incorporallom. .Mary Elizabeth Crabtree takes pride hen belonging to George C. Ilnrter of Maegr » |.| i -- i'i ' n - | •'* HO-Tur.-dl -latcmcnt that ’ June* in wat V n .it d '% Mi.tr e ai d all of In the fact that she Is, mnscot of Uie the Hnntn Monica lire department. Tho the |nr' of l.ili-'Ui ll'.-m r. n • . mtiit' d HeH.ilini J'*- to per • National Educational association. Tho egg was so large that Harter's friends lu-r nitti.y frii-ttil* in thin .it> will litMAHTKH’H HALK tittle' :jir! who h;.* lost In-r mo.'.-: lower than in New York Cii>. organlzuUon Is very proud of her, for nccuscd hlin of keeping nn ostrich In Nolle* 1* hereby given that under aid H Ian.r a te d v.:tIt tins otlerns, us it ir and v.lio is extremely airxloi.a it -evirtue of ■ final decree of foreeloaure and ua disguise. The fireman keeps only four Mnry Is not only a charming ffttlo girl tine of the-ntesi pleasing, m is: tliirfmade and entered In th* Circuit (»w l itire again the loving acre and kind­ hens nt his home, No. 420 Colorado Seventh Judicial Circuit. State of Flwida. hut nn ardent patriot. * At tho present oughly i- tcrtair.ing productlotiB in W e're With You, Woodrow Wilson County, In Chancery. In a mOJ ness which only a mother er.n give Blie Is sealing tlio envelopes which con­ nvenue, hut he' says that from this Seminole • uit therein pending wherein Lila A lit..* which this dear, delightful little Any audience which can sre "T h e number he bus averaged two eggs ■ her. This desire cn her firrt leads ir. tains tho cnll of Mnry 0. C. Bradford, fowl la rompla Inant. and t.h*. f ll,»rdo»Z actress hns yet beftn seen. It is a Ivniner, the Ileatl iff Herlii." and n**; flora A. Heard.ley. Mary Alice fill.. »U president of the association, to tho dny for more than a year. many surprising adveritwr '■ -i <•••:W. A. Flit*. Jr., are defendant.. I. «■ •*< * •itiling: play too. One that deals with get mad in nut an Amem-an aud miller will nn the flr.l day of July. l»H tcnchoni of tho country urging their eludes in ea manner dei !di II. r ii.bring the flr.l Monday In .aid month, die it » " , ; c ru n ions and appeals In ma­ •*i’ i e. nld In n campaign to Increase tho Jufftclory to Eileen and i«* «*v-r. ing the legal hour, of .a ll. at the fourt k«*t NOTICK OK I NCt) HP OH ATI ON ture people. It is the s >rt of an nt_ ................ . ............. "W e 're with you. Woodrow Wil- n lo r mt-mltprshlp o f tho Itetl Cross. Notice la hrrehy el'en that the untlrr- door in Hanford, offer for .air .nd « l l <« son who sees tins pi.-itur. T i m monoy she Is i-iirnlng hy this w ork •izned wiii. on VUedncday the 3rd d.y ol high..I bidder for ta.h, Ihe following l ra f.ion that grown-ujs like purlir..'i, a hundred million sifung." , , , .... . . , July. 1-JlH. or *• .dun thereafter a. eonvenl- crllx-d property to-wlt: Many of the seems weic t.ii.in ii txit Number Seventy-five (7&> of St. J* t i,t.|. |y, alihutigh the children will sho suys she w ill Invest In w a r savin gs appir ta the H eW rnorAMr atdr Sidney „ J. C a n .,. Any uudiencu which can see thu1 Btumps. Mary believes every boy nnd Oovrr'n'nr' of Ihe Hint* ol Florid*, lor Irttfr* eeph'a. areordlog to plat thereof on hie In im t.f tti.use like to see Madge act on Floiidu, where Madge and the entire Incorporating "The Hanford Truck public record* of Grange and Hrmlao!. f t * Ith .11 t»» title llnrhetl on tiie screen, as it is in girl In the nation should buy wnr sav­ patent company wero sent especially for the (irnw.it Inc.," under Ih. following proposed tie*, atate of Florida, together tkrrvto the s.icen. The story tleals with the k j "T h o K ain r, the Iteast of Beilin,* ings stamps nnd help Increase tho Ju­ charier, (hr original of which la now on file tenement* and appurtenance* filming of these* srenrr, nml r.s woajjl efforts of a motherless little girl to In the office of the Secretary of Slate* of the longing. E. F. HOU8HOLDER. in the particular!) appropriate place nior membership of tho Bed Cross. Stale of Florida nt Tallahaaaee. tint! a deaf lutly who will, in part, lie expected these portions of the ■ Special Mailer.. Ilea Packard I f the hoys nnd girls do their part, she whero it appears, and not literally • 11. C. Chamberlain . Dlcliln.an A Dleklnaon take the place of her ov.n dead production arc rarely beautiful. Ilitt, Sollrltora for Complainant. , . - I I . II. Lead* . nays, they will bo n big help In win­ mother. This effort leads to start, for that m attir, the whole picture is go ‘ off its nut with excitement is a •- \ » J. |>. Hood B0-Tur*-Ste . i . ning tho war. pretty hard audience to enthuse. II. a. Ditterlch ling adventures ,nnd a surprising cli- a beautiful production— beautiful In Jo* Cameron • Millions of people throughout the . * It. L. Grief mrx. You’ll like "W anted *— A stoiy, beautiful in rccnic efforts ' and J. F. Hick.on benulifu! in the way that it is acted. United States have joined in thun­ T E L L S O F H U N S ’ W O R K C. U Flower* M other." See it. G. F. Smith. Little Madge Evans has hundreds derous rounds of' applause at this —i ■^ of thousands of friends and admirers point in the purl fancy nnd part fact Wild Mountain Battle Filmed Invalided Sergeant Describes Ihtoughnul the entire country and story of tho kaiser us ho really is. IX X X I 100 cowboys, ns rtooprta and baitAtrocities Committed in France. a j | x x x | j | | X 5 0 C Thousands will certainly do the same every one of these will he especially lilts, stage realistic fight arrd show pleased with "W anted - A M other." thing at the Lyric Theatre when Indescribable Brutality Revealed When rorni' rplendid liorsernarship in new He one of those to see anti enjoy the picture is shewn here on June Hlghlandera Capture Village Near serial. I 17th. this superior offering. Plougheatrcert Wood. Two hattles be wieo cavalry an'1 All the mndncvi uf the war crazed bandits that nre the last word i" mind of the kaiser, all of the vicious* 8nn Francisco.—Indescribable ntrowift action and realism arc filmed Prices In Hrlgiutn 10,per cent Lower ness of the crimes perpetrated in his -dtles, which even the brutal nurt Than United Siatc.s iri tbo fifth episode of Vitngr.nph’s A film that deals with the most name and under his orders are shown might not be thought capable of, were in this picture whith a vividness ai committed In France recently nnd dis­ vital problem of this country, ameThe covered when thi) valiant Senforth |y, the conservation nnd d.-stilbution once horrible and thrilling. sacking of Louvain is reproduced Highlander* captured a small village Toe Iff) t— P .cttv Little M id g j Evans in “ Wanted of the Food Supply iff the United wsth infinite attention to detail, near I’lougheRtrecrt Wood, according A M other” , ulso “ Screen Telrgram and a Stutts is the great 5 part propagan­ to Sergeant A. Goad of the HlghlnndImmediately after tho first of Comedy. , da picture "T h o Public Lie Damned" ers, who has. been Invalided to Amer­ the film, showing Belgium In times which is coming to tho Star Theatre Wednesday — A Good Five Reel Feature and ica with threo wounds. ’ * "When wo took tho village I hap­ Friday of this week. Herbert Hoo­ of peace. ' C H A R L IE C H A P L IN in h u N e w Picture The decoration of the commander pened to look Into n hut. still stand­ ver, food administrator of the'United “ Advenlure” . tt States makes the atutrincnt that the of the U-boat which sank- the Lusl- ing among tho ruins, nnd there saw .Thursday— Earle Williams in “ American Live Wire prices in war stricken Belgium are tunia is shown end he is later shown the most horrible sight Hint I have nl-0 FO U R R IG A M A T E U R A C T S . yet Been In Tny wnr experience," Ser­ 40 per cent lower than in New York us insane, seeking out the wvowardFiiday— “ The Nnk-d Soul” , also a Good Comedy. geant Goad Bald. • ) City. • The admission price will not icc in tho heart of the kaiser when he "Against ono wall wan the dead Saturday— Eddi? Polo in “ The Bull's E ye” . describes to him bow the handi of be advanced for this picture. body of a woman, her hands crossed drowning children nre reaching for above her head nnd nailed ttN tbo him constantly. wall by n spike. There were no other LU S IT A N IA TRAG ED Y T i e viait of Ambassador Gera:d wounds on her body—sho must have IM M O R T A L IZ E D IN FILM VO Use kairer when the kaiser told been left there to dlo from torture.' "Opposite her, against tho other Third Anniversary of Sinking of The him tunt Germany "would stand no wall, was a little three-year-old child, nonsense" from America .after the ()uccn o f the Sen Observed by with its head Impaled on a sharp hook war, brought vigorous applause. Mr Showing It* Instigator la and Its limp little body hnngtng down. Gerard is depicted as imiling and The Kaiser, the Beast Tho two had doubtless been crucified bowing whin the kaiser makes his at the samo time and left atone to o f Berlin • statement, and,' as he bows,* he watch each other's death agonies. , ‘ One of the striking scenes from touches the tiny metal flag in hts Sergeant Goad said that some time "T h e Kaiser, the Bckst of Berlin," coat lapel anil smiles.* later the British took Ploughestrcert thu seven reel Jowcl production The downfall of Berlin and im­ Wood, bat were driven back tempora­ which will be exhibited at tho Lyric prisonment of tho kaiser closes the r i l y and when they recn^tured lL I Thcatro on Juno 17, ’ fs tho homeLyrlo Theatre Saturday MULE MLKMT W ! pf star ROOMY - AIRY :t SAFE AMUSEMENT Vi ■ mm Want Ads Bring— Resofts =Uxxxllllxxx XXIIIIXXXIIIIXXXI IXXXI LYRIC THEATRE I It Pleases Me To Please You JJjj| COMING LI .. i / K A I S E R The Beast of Berlin IXXXI XXXI |XXX||||XX||||XXX|||| Ixxxllllxxllllxxxllll If . ./fe.1 J ■• • •x'kVd^i’ -k •• -j f - - < ■* / . . -1-jj • , j.* ^ ^>r_, ■’ > *ff -7 ! . �THE SANFORD HERALD CO UNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF IN TE R E S TIN G IT E M S FR O M COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD EAST S AN FO RD A daughter f-as born to Mr. and Mral Christ Bucercl M ay 17. Mrs. W. H. Pnrramore arrived hero from Valdosta, Ga., on Satur­ day to visit her parents, M r. and Mrs. F. N. ‘ Estridge and many friends. GENEVA Rev. J. E. Hnrtsfleld preachd two interesting and powerful a.rmons at the Methodist church Sun­ day last. Miss Georgia Pattishall left .hr Haines City last Monday to he present at the GtKterldge-Jonea wedding. Mias Kate Flynt is visiting the home of Prof. Schaffer for a Jew weeks, taking a special course of study under the Professor's t-Lfc teaching. Several of our young men leave for Georgia next Saturday to pack peaches. Canning peaches and blueberries is-the order of the day in .Geneva just now, except Wednesdays wl.-rj ever body goes to the R id Crn a meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Brown and their aunt, Mrs. Etlcnor Gorden have closed their beautiful winter home on Geneva avenue and left here Thursday for their summer home in Richmond, Ind. ,Philip R. Andrews of Celery avr-* nue is In Kennebunk, Me., on a liusinexs trip Mrs. G. C, McDouga! ami Mrs. N. M. Swanson of Celery avenue, were guests for a day recently of Mrs. Elizabeth Bund of DeLand. Mr. and Mrs. I. E Estridge and son had as their guests for a day nf Mr. and Mrs. Torter W r.k'-hi Daytona Beach recently Miss Hut tie made nnother trip to Haim's* c ity Estridge. Miss Helen Chorpenlng last week. and Mrs. Eatridge’s nephew, Hollis An Epworth League socit.' was Leiytth of Kissimmee. held at the pavilion at Lake H rr.ey -''"'Charlie nnd Cecil Flowers are at last Thursday night. T h e veathcr home from Hastings where the.’ was at its beat and the hrnuty of spent some time. CV.il expee r ;* the moon over the water- added to leave for a naval rrh rti at Norfolk. the pleasure of the evening. Va., in n short time. Mrs. J. F\ McClelland and young people enjoyed n plcnjc held at Fort Christmns on Wednesday. * * , Robert Robinson,.. Arthur Dlckins, John Lee, Jr. A. Staffod, Andrew Aulln, John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe. Lewie, Arthur Lewie'. M elville C.’ T y lc r,' J. F. C o u t ^ J Earnest Gormley, Walter RadforcT, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam PcyehtfUse, Harry Carlson, C. * EHunter, Wilson Miller, Ilarrold Long James W eaver Norman Baker, Ernest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, Lewtle Oglesby, Dcnslcr Stafford, T. O. Glllls, Willie 0. Goolsby, Ilarrold Holiday,- C. R. Peabody, Robert Merriwether, Robert Routh, Staf­ ford LcFils, Grover LcFjls, Paul Dooley, E. L. M ott, Frank campbell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ burn, Oscar DuBose, Edwin ,L. Dlnklo. Sam J. Pickens, Harry II, New­ man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. King, CharlesPricstcr; Robt. O. Weeks, Walfred Pierson, Vender Perrlttc, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan M it­ chell, Drawdy Matthers, Lewis Col­ lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch, James II. Lee, J. C. Hutchinson, C. T . Smith, R oy Mason, Dr. T . A. Neal George Hyman John E Hawkins Fred Ballard Cal Robert Willie '• Joe Zapf Ralph Geiger Harry Geiger Fred Ballard ‘ .. Robert Hill 'Eddie Potter •* > Raymond McDonald Carl McDonald Clarence Temple Joe Guerry, William Shepard Carl Takach Victor M. Greene First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring „ There w’as a very -pleasant social nt Moore’s Station church on Tues­ day evening, a program and re­ freshments'were enjoyed nmi Jtft.OO was added to' the new orgun fund thereby. Mrs. I. I). Hart and the Misses Ruby Hurt. Nellie Long and Winnie Knight and Dudk Hasty hu\e beer, mimed as delegates to attend the Epwnith League Convr-minn in LIOHT SIX TOURING. to choose from in the Willy* This is one of the 3G different models you Overland line. -rThe Willys-Overland Company are the largest? manufacturers of autos in the -world. $65,000^000.00 more cars than any other concern last year. They have the only factory branch in the state, a t Jacksonville. •. . A complete line of parts are always available for the oldest models. Every Overland and Willys Knight car has guaranteed free service for ninety days, and defective parts furnished free for a year. Here in Sanford we have mechanics at your Service that are good as any in the U. S Don't you think it is best to buy your car from a concern th at is equipped to give service, rather than to buy some new creation with no standard and reliable firm back of them. f* • * A few years ago some of your friends made the mistake of buying a car which was not one of the standard n ja fe , and now they are trying to find some place to buy re­ pairs for it. Think these'things over seriously, call in and talk the matter over with us. Overland Sales & Service Company -—Sc’cond~LIeuT7~Riflph Wight. ■ Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne, Navy Walter Mason, John Pezold, Paul Karl Schultz, Sherman Routh, I'ezold, Edmond Stowe, Frank LossCollier Brown. Oliver Murrell. Ned ing, Arthur Lossing. Chittenden, Itoy Chittenden, Ralph Berkeley Black man Roumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ Worthington Blackman cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. .1. Wnllace Crosby f Lawto*iu James Purvis, William Jlart Henry Lee ley, Wallace l.ijiford, W. C. TempleAlvin Kendall I McClelland as team captain ^Forrest Gutchel. Ed. Cnmeron, Brittaiii Johnson i the Red C n w War Fit->! Lyman Baker. E S. Ward. Robert Joseph Wynn s it ,is n o t mil <>f tlii.n ki’ i, Den lie. Teimy Deane, F. F. Itopi-r, ( has. S. Lee, army. ■s who Wert m |,|s team fo) Douglass C Gridin Tate Chapman Hnliert A. Colih. Army J. J. I triggers John Murrell. Kenneth Murrell, Leslie Hill. Seth Woodruff. Stanley Walker. Dr Ralph Stevens. Joe Chittenden, Dsriir Speer, Bruve An­ derson, Ernest Gregorv. Fred Mason, ! C.eorge McLaughlin, Harold W uhIihurn, Albert Fry, James Estridge. .George Muff, Thomas Sullivan. \V. A. Pal tisii.ill, Meade Fox, Ingram 3oul*s Longing 1’lie soul's longing |s tinGuerry, Henry Byrd, Oslmr/ie Wil­ liams, _V ail Lovell, Martin’ Temple, B E S T IN THE LONG Gainesville did not get a canton­ ment not tiejng a seaport rite oit could not get a government slit) building plant, but the location of - astor bean plant, to cist J'j’OPn.orm, .vith the large payroll, the buil-ling --f Iraek eipiipn.eni will -iiean is mill'll to this section as the ship­ building plan' to Tampa. h Florida soil is it the growth -t| Let Your Stock Suffer adapted he i. . — l-eii-i. Cow Ease to Keep O ff Flies Fernald Hardware Company R U N Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity planted in. Jm stu’ h. illl.ftno, r.pi roxi nit tidy J7.uPii.nim -worth -if 10 irs v.;;i Ije handled t hist yi.ir. in* eiuding the crops of Alabama. Geor­ gia, South Carolina and Florida and oilier state-. east of the Mississippi. 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The clMc-clutch, cross-barred, non-Bkid black safety tread, baffled the'teeth of desert and prairit paths. • jj g jj j! < “ 2 . m < J o t* r p atjiatlarrt hr s i Uujr w « r Sirin, Demand this password of all tires before you buy, nnd you - will get tho durability, dependability, and economy of the tires which tho roads of every region of our land proclaim, “ America’s Tested Tires." . ... 2 . 5 i a ? TH E a F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY , • \ n S Jacksonville Branch: ^ • S s s S .T H E C IT Y 802 Main St., Jacksonville, Fla. OF G O O D R IC H • AKRON, M • m• u r e ) ; O H IO . /our Mcrl- etimpi. »M* It CoiBrnry to the impression previ.iling among rotti-t* nil men, ration 011 pi,.nls i-iniiol hubille castor hears. V. !:tie a.I.rsi grade ei| can be ob•ai.p-l through lltw e a! a-its. •In* castor ligari' residue, -.ly/; mn!;ei a line ;;rade of ammonia, for fertilizer, is lost. I). ('. 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Probably he, or ahe, was once endured because of his supposed effi­ ciency as a hunter of rata end mice, but no modern office la Infested with rodent*, end therefore It 1* not neces*ary that It should tolerate • cat of 1)9.98 I»ce Cent. I T. 0 . Charles Distributor I V PH O NE 338 § XIIIIIIIIIIII>C(iniIIIIIII>CIII!llllll!!X>C(IIIIIII!!!IXtlIIIIIIimXllilIll!IUlX Sanford Vulcanizing Works E. W. DICKSON 31-1 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 67 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires STARTIN G BATTERIES ALL REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED FREE AIR SERVICE Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses * a. * mm * * • • *. Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. �*, ■> ■ -V-*V » •* W*T } ■- < ■ THE SANFORD HERALD *>l8 ■ PAGE THREE POET HAILED AS SEIZED GERMAN SEARS OPPOSED HERO OF ITALY SHIPS IN SERVICE PRESIDENT— FOUGHT SELECTIVE DRAFT # waat want tar of Soothweat quarter of Sattfos Twelve (13); Eaat hair of Eaat half of South• • • t quarter of Southeaat quarter. Weet halt of Nortbeaet quarter of Soulhweat quar­ ter of Southeaat quarter. Northweat quarter of Sauthwefl quarter of Southeaat quarter NOTICE or SPECIAL M A N T E R ’H HALK Nolle* li hrroby t l r m that, undrr and and Weal half of Snuthwhat quarter of Soulh­ puriuint t » the flail d r c i o of forrrloturr weat quarter of Soulheaat quarter of Sec­ ■nd » » U m ult ■nd tntrrod on Iht ftr»l dty of tion Thirteen (13); South half of Soulhweat May, A. I). ISIS, In that rtrtaln rauar quarter of Soulhweat quarter of Section nmdlnt In Cbanrtry in th* Circuit.Court 1 ourtren ' (14); Lot Four (41 fn Section fn and for Orange rounty, Florida, wherein Seventeen (IT ); Korthweet quarter of South'C O N S O L !D A T K it N A V A L STOKES CUM- eakt quartrr of Section Twenty (20); Norlhweat quarter and P A N Y , a corporation undrr tht lawi of tht South half of half of Southwrat quarter Wof ■lata of Florida, la the complainant, anil South Northweat quarter of Nnrtheaat quarter O IU .A N IH ) Iir .V E L O l’ MF.N T C O M P A N Y , a corporation under the lawi of laid Mate. of Section Twenty-three (23); Northwrat quarter of Snuthwrit quartar of Section JAMf.S K, M Y A L L and MRS. J A M I t . M YALL, hi. wile, A R T H U R \V. KKM- Twenty-ftve (23); North hall of South half F K K N and A N G E L I N A C. K K D P E K N . and Southwrat quarter of Southwrat quar­ hi* wlft. and I). 8. MKAW'MY. M. W. ter of Section Twenty-ala (26); North half ROUSK and H. C. M A T IIK K S , Individually of Northwrat quartar of Soulhweat quartar, and at truttret of Mrawdy Cemetery, and eirapt beflnnlnf at Northweat earner of K Y L V K S T K R E. W ILSON, arc th* defrnd- Southwrat quartar of Northweat quarter, anta, tha undertlzned. at Bparlal Matter, at run Eait 16.30. rhalna. South aevan (71 dadirected by tald decree, on Monday, I la zreea Writ 3.18 cbalna. Weal 14.#0 .ahalna, third day of June. A. M. I9IS, between tha North 3.IS chatna, Soutbaaat quartar of houra of eleven o'cloek In the,forenoon and Soufhtaal quartar. South half of Northwaat o'cloek In the afternoon of tald day, quartar, Southwrat quartar of Northaaat Wrltten Orders Show, Central Author­ two before the door n( the eourt home of Oranfe quartar, Weat half of Snuthaaat quartrr and county. In tald Mate, In the city of Orlando, Nnrtheaat quarter of Nnrtheaat quartar of ity Q*ve Instruction* for Making will otter lor tile nnd tell at publie outcry Section T a enty-eevan (27); Soulhweat quar­ Craft Useless—Navy Makea to the hlfhrtt and belt bidder for rath, to ter of Suutheait quartar and Southeaat tatlaly tald decree, the fotlnwlnz iletHrbed quarter of Northweat quarter of Section Qreat Record. landa and property alluated In the countlra Twenty-nine (291: Weat half of Northeaat of Orante and Seminote, In tha Mite ol quarter and Northeaat quarter of North­ wrat quarter of Sertlon Thirty (30); Eaat Washington.— ETcry ono o f tho 109 Florida, to-wlt: hall nf Eaat hall; Southwrat quarter of NorlheaA quarter of nnrthwetl quarter of Southeaat quartrr, Northeaat quarter of German ships seized by tho United Section , Thirty-three 1331. T O W N S H IP Kouthweat quarter, Eaat half of Northwrat Stat&i Id In tho transport or cargo T W E N T Y T H R E E (23), SOUTH R A N G E quarter of Houlhwret quarter, Southwrat service, the damage deliberately done T W E N T Y N I N E l!9 ), EAST. quarter of Northwrel quarter of Soutfiweet Eaat half of Northwr-t quarter of Faction quarter, and South half of Northweat quar­ to their engines having been repaired Twrnty.four 120: Southwrat quarter of ter ol Section Thirty-two (31)t Soutbaaat thoroughly. Northtaat quarter, Eaat half-of North writ quartar of Soutbaaat quartar and Southwrat of Northwrat quarter of Section This Information was given out by quarter and Nurtheaat quarter ot Soulhweat quarter quarter, eicept Huutheaat quarter ot North­ Thirty-three (33); North half of Northeaat the committee on public Information In e r n quarter of Southwrat quarter of Section quarter, Soulh half of Southeaat quarter, quarter and aR of Southeaat tbe course of a statement which uguln Thlrty-flve 133); all In T O W N S H I P T W E N - Southwrat T Y ONE (21). SOUTH R A N G E T H I R T Y quarter of Northweat quarter, lying South confirmed tho stories of tho destruc­ (30) EAST. ul creek In Section Thirty-four (34): Southeaat quarter of Soulheaat quarter, .Weat w tion secretly performed by German Northern quarter of Norffieial ‘quarter, half of Southeaat quarter, Soulhweat quarter” Eaat halt ol Huuthwr.t quarter ol Southwell and Weal half uf Norlhwral guartrr" of Seccrews by orders from Berlin. quarter and Southwrat quarter ol Snuthwrit inn Thlrty-Ovr (33); Soulh ,talf of Northeaat In the statement the commlttcu says quarter ol Soulhwrat quarter ot Sertlon One quarter, Nurthraat quarter nf Soulheaat that "there Is evidence thnt n German ( l ) ; Southeaat quarter tot Soulheaat quarter quarter and Weat halt of Southeaal quarter of rSretlon .Two (!)S South half of Soulheaat of Sertln-I Thlrty-aii (36); all In T O W N ­ central authority gave nn order for de­ quarter of Northent quarter. Eaat half of S H IP T W E N T Y ONE (21) SO U TH , struction'on picse ships effective on Norlhweat quarter of Nnrtheaat quarter. R A N G E T H I R T Y ’ ONE (3D EAST. Soulhweat quarter ot Norlhweat quarter of Weat hall nf Northeaat quarter and North or about February 1.-1D17, simultane­ Nurtheaat quarter. South half of Nnrlhwril haR nf Suutheait - quarter of Section One ous with the dn^o set.for unrestricted quarter of Norlhweat quarter. Norlhweat ( t ) . North hall and Southwrat quartrr of quarter ol Nnrthwial quarter ol KotthwcM submarine warfare, and thnt the pur­ quarter, and Southeaat quarter of Southwrat Section Two |2); Eaat half uf Northeaat quarter, Southwrat quarter of Northeaat pose was to Inflict such vltnl damage quarter ol Section Three 43); Norlhweat quarter, Southraat quarter and Soulhweat quarter of Southwrat quarter ol Sertlon quarter uf Snuthwrit* quarter of Sertlon to the machinery of nil- German ships El*ht (Hi; Southwrat quarter ol Southraat Three (3); Southraat quartrr nf Southraat In our ports thut none could be oper­ quailrr and Weal hall of Soulhwrat quarter quarter. North half of Southwrat quarter of Section Ten (HI); Northwrat quartrr ol and Southwrat quarter -of Northwrat quarter ated for from 18 months to two years. Nnrtheaat quarter of n Nnrtheaat q n n r i.i quarter, of Sertlon Four (4); Northeaat quarter ot at quarter ol Northraal quarter and Nurthraat quarter This purpose hns tieen defeated In sig­ Norlhiaat quartrr of Northwrat quailrr, ttiel bail ol Soulhweat nal fashion. In less than eight months quarter of Northraal quarter of Nerlhweai o f ' Nurthweit .(uarter of Sertlnp Five 13); Eaat hall uf Nurthraat quarter nf Sertlon uuaMe., Weal halt Ol Southeaat quartrr nt Sla (6); Northweat quitter.ul Section__Sevan ull tho ships were In service." ’ N »rlh w n t . quarter^ SoulJitaal^uunrtcj--of (7tf‘ SuUthwYal quart, r of Northweat quar­ Committee-Tells-of Repair*.---- 1- Soul m u I quarter nt Northweat quarter, trr, Irai tx-ginnlng at Southraat rornrr run In describing the ini-ami taken by Soulhweat quarter n( Soulhweat quarter nt Writ 112'; (eel, North S2H feet, Eaat 412'$ Norlhea., quarter and.Weal hall of Soulh- (ret. South 52K feet, to point uf lief Inning, the government to repair and reclaim eaal quarter ol SnuthriM quarter of Section and Norlhweat ituartrr uf Northwrat quarter three’ ships the public Information com­ Eleven i l l ) : Southwrat quartrr of Northraal of Section Eight (8|; Writ halt of Northeaat quirter. Weal halt n( Southraat quarter. quarter and North half nf .Southraat quarter mittee snys: Ea.t hall <>! Eaat half of Southeaat quarter nf Section Nine .9); Eaat half nf Nnrtheaat Northweat quarter. W,-M half of North- quarter. Southraat quarter and Snuthwrit “There; Is documentary proof thnt tho ea.t quarter of Southraat quartrr of North­ quartrr ul Snuthwrat quarter uf Section enemy believed the damage Irrepara­ weat quarter, Northwrat quartrr nt South- ten ( 10); Southraat quarter of Northeaat rail quarter of Northwrat quartrr, We.t •tuarter, Nurthwrat quarter nf Northraal ble. half of ’ Northwrat quartrr of Soulhwrat quarter, and Southraat quarter of Southraat "To obtain new ntnchlnery would quarter. Writ hall of Southraat quarter of quarter, Weat half nf Snuthwrat quarter, hnve entailed n prolonged process of Northwrat quarter ..( Southwrat quarter ,*l Snuthweai quarter of Northweat quarter and Section Twelve (12): Nurthraat quartrr, North hall ul Norlhweat quarter nl Section design, manufacture and Installation. Nnrtheaat quarter o l Northweat quarter, Eleven ( I I ) : Eaat hall of Southwrat. quarter Urged by the necessity of conserving Northwrat quarter *n! South weal quarter. and Norlhweat quartrr nl Northweat quar­ Northraal quarter .<( Nurtheaat quarter ..I ter nl s»ct|i*n Twelve (12); Southraat quar­ time, thu engineers of the nnvy depart­ Southraat quartrr. \\ rat halt of Writ hall **( ter ul Nurthraat quartrr, Nurthraat quartrr ment succeeded hy unlqiin means In Southraat quarter *-f Southeaat quartrr. of ,*( Snutlq^aat quartrr anti North half nt Section Thirteen il:ti; South, ait quarter ol Northweat* quarter ul Section Thirteen <13); puti-hlng nnd welding the broken parts Northraal quartrr ol Northraal quarter. Southraat quartrr of-, Nurtheart quartrr. nnd replacing nil o f the Btandnrd parts Weal hall ol Northraal quarter.ol Norlhrut Kail half m Southraat' quarter, Eaat half of quarter. Southraat quarter ol North.**! quartet Writ half, Nurthwrat quarter ol Southwrat which the Germans detached from and North lull Nnrthwr.1 quartrr-ol Ser- quarter ami Southwiat quarter ,d North* their engines uml destroyed or threw lion I'ourtern i l l ) ; North hal’ <*l No-thwi-t quar- weal quartrr of Sertiiip Fourteen 114) ier n( Se.-il.io Ettl.v-n i|6t; Writ half Northeaat quartrr, K u t hall of Northwrat overhunnl. •*f Eaat halt ol Southra.l quarter quartrr. South hall of Southeaat quarter and of Nortl.we.t quarter arid W o t hall of Soul haul quarter of Suuthw.-.t quartar nt "The meehnnlcnt evidence Is thnt Southraat quarter of Norlhweat quartrr of Flltren 113): South half of Southeaat the rnmpnlun of destrurtlon was oper­ Srrtton Twrnly-oor i21). Ea.t liaif of North- Sertlon quailrr, Nr-rlhwrat quarter uf Southraat eaat quarter ol Northraal quarter. North ated on these ships for more than two weal quarter of Northraal quartrr ol North- quarter and Southwrat quartrr of Sertinn 1161; Eaat'hall ol Norlhraat-ituartrr months iind that the Germans were rail quarter, Northraal quarter of Northwrat Matren an) Soulhweat 'tuarter uf Southraat quarter quarter of Northraal quarter. Writ half of convinced that they went making a Soulhweat quarter " ( Northweat quartrr of uf Section Seventeen (17); Southwrat 'tuarter Nurthraat 'tuarter of Section Eighteen thorough Jnli of It. Their scheme of Northraal quarter, Writ half of Northweat uf (18). Nurtheart quitter ttl Northwrat qumrquarter < *l Southwrat quarter of Northraal teo Eaat hall uf Nurthwrat quarter of ruin was shrewdly devised, deliberate­ quarter, Weat half of Northweat quarter of Nnrlhwril quarter, and North hall uf Snulh ly executed, and It ranged from ttie Southeaat quartrr of Northraal quartrr, half uf Nnrlhwril quarter nf Section Nine­ plugging of strain pipes to the utter Weat hall of Southraat quartrr of Soulhtial teen (19); Nnrtheaat quartrr nf Nurthwrat quarter of Nurtheaat quartrr, E m half ol quarter and South hall nl Southwrat quarter demolition of hollers by-dry firing. Si uthravl quarter of Norlhraat quarter. nl Sertiun Twenty ( 20); Eaat half, Southeaat Eaat hall ol Norlhraat quartrr ol Northraal ■tuarter o( Northwest quarter, Nurthwrat "When the United Rtates shipping quarter ol Southraat quartrr. Writ hall ot ■tuarter uf * Nurthwrat ituartrr, Nurtheaat hoard experts first surveyed the ruin Northwrat quarter of Nnrtheaat quartrr of quartrr u( Snuthwrat quartrr and South ,a the belief was expressed that much .Southeaat quarter, Weat hall of Northweat hall ol Soulhwrat quarter nl Sertinn Twentyquartar of Northwrat quartrr of Southraat (21); Nnrtheaat quarter nf Northeaat new machinery would hnve to be do- quarter, Soulhweat quarter of Northwrat one quart! r, Snuthrail quarter <*l Snuthrail quarter ot Stnithraat quartrr. Northweat quartrr anti Weat half of Weal half of sigtiisl. mnniifaettin-il and fnstnlled. quartrr *<t Soulhwrat quarter ol Southeaat Section Twenty l . n 22'. North,-a,t ituartrr tanking 18 nmnlliH n fair minimum t*nll- j t.a»! half ot South-,--! quarter ol ■f Northeaatquarter, Southwest quarter of mnit* of tin* flint- rfipilrtsl H o w e v e r , -out heart q u a r t r r . SuUt hra.t quartrr ,»t | Northeast quarter. Weal hail of Writ hail f|imrtrf rf of Snulhra.t quarter of Southwest quarter q uar u- r Sunt )tr a.t at ihi* nnvy ili‘pnrtm«'iit. whiTt* •*>.. Iht* ouuthea.i ;..ut r w» . i q u a r t , r >>( .Huullii m *t H U i r l * r , of Section Twenty three i23t. Northwrat •I Hhuth*mt quarter ni Nurthraat quarter. Writ hall ol *,t SilUtll *ral <iuart, r iiiqql of trlmp tinil rtirgo ships wnn ntt Writ lull Ea.t half nt Nnrtheaat quartrr Snuthrail 'tuarter and Snuthwrat quarter of tirgi’tif Issttp, olfii-t’ rs of flip btirrnu of quarter, u| Nuithweal ituartrr. Weal half nf Niirlh- Sertinn Twenty-live (23); Northwrat quarter slfitiii pnglnppring, having faith flint • n t quartrr nf Nnrtheaat quart., nf North- of Northeaat quarter, South hal/ nf North­ a n t quailrr. Eaat ball nf Suulhwrat quartrr east quarter. North half of Norlhweat quar­ flip major pnrflnn o f fhp repairs could nf Sniitliraal luartrr nf NnMtiwral quarter, ter, Snulh half u| Southraat quarter. South­ he nprjtnipllvhpil liy pnfrhlttg nml weld- Ea-l half r*f IJorthraal quartrr nf Northweat east quarter <>t Snuthwrat quarter and -North quarter ot Soulheaat quarter nf Sertinn hall uf Snuthwrat quarter nf Sertlon TwentyIng, tltVlnrptl It was posnlhlp fn cli*nr Twenty-two (22); Snuthwrat quarter of i l . (2to); Southwest quart'r ol Northraal Hip ships for sprvlrt* by ( ’hrlstmas, ntn! Norlhraat quartrr and Snulhwtii quarter nl quarter. Writ half »( Southraat quarter and South.*,t quartef S.rtlon Twent>-Mtrre West hatf ot Weal half r*( Section Twrntytin- Inst of flu* ll""t nt-tunlly tmik ht-r 2.I*. En.t half. ) ’*•! h*l( <d Ni rtheaat quarter » c vert *27i, all of Seftlon Twenty-right (2H) Until s"ti test mnl was ortlprutl Into ot Nnrliiwert quarter. N ..r(h.rit quarter nf Northwest quarter of Soulhraaf quarter. Nurthraat quarter **l Northweat quartrr, South half of Southraat quarter. Norlhra.l si-rvln* its a Tbanksglvlog gift to tho ; out h halt of N or I hwrat ■ uarter, Nortl.ea.t quarter of Soul It we.t quarter *n,| Northwest • liiarlrr •*( S».uth»ral -tuarter. South hall of quarter of Northwest quarter of Section nntlon. Sort),w, .i *)u*Mer ol Souluo', ,i quarter and Twenty in nr iJ9), Snuthwi-.t quarter uf Many Volunteered Service. Northweat quart*, ot Northweat quarter ot Southeast quartrr. Weal halt of Snuthwrit **-a| quartrr ol Srrllnn Twer.ly-four quarter ami Northwest quartrr of North"To nccompllsii tills oml flit* nnvy South 121); Nurthraat quarter and Northwrat weal quarter of Section Thirty |3(I(; North ih‘pnrMin,nl sppttrpd tht* sprvlrt-s of nil 'tuarter nf Southraat quarter nf Srrtloa ha II ni Northern.^ ^quarter. South hatf « f Twentj-ttve t'J.'K Nurthwret quaultr ul nvullnblp muclilnpry - u-oltlura and Nurtbrail quarter. South hall •<( Snuthwrit quarter. North half nl South hall and South­ pntrliint, ninny of them having hcon •liiarlrr of Northraal quarter. Eaat hall o! ern! quarter of Soulheaat quarter ni Section Nurlhea.j quarter nf Snuthwrat quarter ul Thirty-one (311; Eaat hall and East hall of voluntarily offered by tho rnllronds. Norlhraat quarter, Writ hall nf Northwrat Writ half of Srctiun Thirty-two 132); all ol "Mttsf of flip limp Hint ulnpsotl ho- quarter nl Snuthwrat quarter nf Nurthraat fcrtlun Thirty-three (331: Northeaat quarter* twppn Hip date on which work wns be­ quarter. Southraat quartrr nf Northwrat of Northeaat quarter, Weat half of Northquarter, earejil Writ hall of ' Northweat writ quarter and Soulhwrat quarter nf Sec­ gun unit flit’ date on which tho lust quarter ol Snuthrail quartrr uf Nntthwnt tion Thlrly-lnur (3 0 ; Eaat half uf Eaat halt hr 'fthrail quarter of Northweat quarter of Northeast quatler, ship was put Into commission *nffer quarter, North half nf Nort Nnrlhwril i|uarler, Eaat half i f Suutheait .Writ half at Soulheaatquartrr, and East vigorous fpsfs wns. In fncf, chiirgeahlt* quarter of Niulhej.l quarter ef Northweat hall of Writ half nf Section Tfilrty-ilve (331; less to the nctunl repair work Ihan quartrr, Wr*t *hs.ll -el Snulhwrevt quartrr Northeast quarter of Northeast quartrr. of Norlhra.l quartrr uf Norlhw.M quarquarter uf Suulhrait quarter, to Hip tetllous task of dismantling all trr, Northweat q u a r t e r of Northwrat Southeast W rit half of Eaat half. Southeast quarter nf machinery from bow -to stem of every' quartri, Eaat hall nt Southwiat quarter Southwest. quailrr and Weat hatf uf W rit Northwrat quarter. North half uf half of Sertlon Tbir|y-i|i 1361; all In T O W N ­ ship for Inspection, thus eliminating of Soulhwrat quartrr, Writ half nf Soulhwrat SHIP T W E N T Y - T W O (221 S O U T H ,R A N G E every chance of overlooking concealed quarter of Southwrat quarter, * Northwrat T H I R T Y - O N E O i l EAST. quafter of Southraat quartrr of Snuthwrit E X C E P T I N G and r^aeraing, however, all mutilation.” ■juarter, Eaat half r>f Snuthrail quartrr ul of the timber Minding, growing nr bring The government's repair forces Snuthwrat quarter, Soulhweat quartrr uf upon the said land ur any part thereof lor ^diutheaat quarter, Eaat hall ul Nurthwrat period nf ten yrari from and alter the worked always In apprehension of con­ quartrr ul Southraat quarter and Northwrat 6th day u( June, IUII, together with the cealed explosives. They found every­ quarter of Norlhweat quarter <>( Snuthrail right td cut, use and remuvr the aimr. and ol Srrllon Twenty*Sta (26); Eaat ■tl rweravary rights of way over, upon and where on (ho ships Instances o f artful quarter hall ol Nnrtheaat quarter nf Norlhweat arroaa the aald lamia during tha term aturrquarter. Eaat hat! nl Northweat quarter uf ■aid, which may be nerraaaty or convenient pipe plugging of concenltng stool nuts Northwial quailr r, Eaat half of Eaat hall of In uaing or rrmovlng the aald limber. and holts In dollcnto cylinders, of de­ Snuthrail quarter ol Nurthweit quarter of • Tc P W A K I.O W . positing ground glass In oil pipes nnd Sertlon Twenty-aavan (27); Writ half of Aa Special M uter Alorraald Norlhraat quartar of Northraal quarter, hearings, of cunningly changed Indi­ Weat half of Eaat half of NorihaaM quartrr E. J. L Engle I*. L. Gasklna, cators, of Ailing flro extinguishers with uf Northaaat quarter, and Nurthwrat quarter Sollritora for (he Complainant. 78-Fri-Str ’jns'jlene. The statement goes on to of Nurthraat quartrr of Sertlon Twentyright I2H); Nnrtheaat quarter uf Northwrat quarter of Hartlnn Thirty-two (321; Eaat f n Cl r c ui l C a u i t , Hi at n t h J u d l r l a l C i r c u i t 1 half of Northeaaf quitter of Nnrtheaat quar sny Hi m l a a l i C o u n t y T l o i l d a I n f h a n c i r y a, , _ . . ,, _ . _ i i ter, Northwest quarter of Northeast quarter J. M. Rolilnaon, Complainant fft h f method o f p atching and w e l d - j Northeast quarter. Norlhraat quartrr of va. - Citation Ing broken mnrlno engines hnd never Norlhweat quarter ol Northeast quartar, Virgin Rublnaon, Defendant. Writ hall of Nurthweit quarter uf Northeaat T o Vlrglr Rohlnaon, llrlrigeport, Connecticut. before been practiced, nlthough’the art quartar, South half of Houthaaat quartrr nl Y'uu are hereby ordered to be and appear it quartrr, Eaat half of Northaaat before our aald court at the court houae In lias been known In tbe railroad Indus­ quarter it Snuthrail quartrr of Norlhaait Sanfnnl, Florida, In tha abne* entitled cause, try for 15 years. Three methods of quartrr, Eaat half of Southwrat uuartrr of on the Aral Monday In June, 1918 being the patching wero used.; electric welding, Nurthraat quartar, Eaat half of Notlhwrat (frit aald Monday In aald month, to anawer quartar of -Hnuthwral quartar nf Norlhtafl bill of compliant Mad herein jitalnat uxtncctylcno welding and ordlnnry me­ quarter, Southeaal quartrr of Norlhcai: tha you, eiee the akmr will be taken aa conlraaed chanical patching, tho latter often later quartan ol Southraat quarter, Houthwrat and followed by Anal decree. quarter of Southern quarter of Southraat It la tuilher ordered that thl* order be being welded. Following the repnlrs, quartrr, Southwrat quartrr nf Kuuthraat published In the Sanford Herald, a news­ tests of tho machinery were first made uartrr, Soulh half nf Northwest quarter nf paper published in Semlnnlr County once outhraal quartrr, Eaat halt nf Norlhraat raeh week (ur four consecutive wrrka. at the docks, where tbe ship# were quartrr of Nurthwrat quartar nf Southraat Given under my hand and seal <>l aald losltptl firmly to the piers while the pro­ quartrr,' Writ half nf Northwrat quartar ni court, thia the 29lh day ni April. 1!>I9 Northwrat quarter nl Southraat quartrr. ( seal) K. A DOUGLASS. pellers were driven nt low speed, and Writ hall "I Writ hall nt Nurthraat quartrr Clark Circuit Court, Sem'nula Co. Fla. Infer each ship was taken to sea for nf Snuthwrat quartrr. Writ half nf Southraat Dltkinanto & Mlcklnrun uuartrr ul Snuthwrat quartrr, Eaat half of ISnllcItnn lor Complainant vigorous trial teats. The patches nnd Southwrat quarter, of Southwcwt quarter. 73-Krl-Stc Soulhweat quarter weltls were reported as having given Houthwrat quarter of of Snuthwrat quartrr, Eaat half of Northcomplete sntlHfncUon. weal quarter' of Soulhweat-quarter of Sec­ Tbe former Gcnunn liners, Balling tion Thirty-four 134); South half of Southwrit quartrr nf Sertinn Thirly-alt (36); all under distinctively American names, In T O W N S H I P - T W E N T Y - T W O (22) arc fitted a* troop and cargo ships. SOUTH, R A N G E T H I J I T Y (30) EAST. D ’Annunzio Is Decorated by Two Damago Done to 109 Vessels Re­ Kings for Deeds ofpaired by Processes Bravery. Deemed Unique. At ihr outset of his speoch ngainsl . M j ' c t l v a Draft Bill” the mo(t > -riant war measure recommonaW J the President, * Congressman i n ferred to Congressman Kahn Se*" n; a" the Administration’s for this measure, as tho •P®]* had been selected "to lead the fight for Prussianism." Could he »ay anything worse about the president than that? Mr Scars then read an extract speech of Daniel Wobstor, SSEh he fully subscribed to and Inforporated buhls speech. Following U in* iiubtation; - -----•’That' •theasures of this nature should Dtr- debated at all in the councils of a frf c government s of dismay. Tho question is Nothing less than whether the most essential rights of personal liberty Ihill be surrendered and despotism embraced in its worst f ° rm«Ir. Scars makes that language his own. ••|t Is time for congress to exam­ ine and decide for itself. It has taken things on trust long enough. It has followed Executive recom­ mendation till there remnins no hope of finding safety in that path." That Mr- Sears makes that lang­ uage his own is nlmost unbelievable, hul he did. Head his speech. ••The Constitution is libeled, foul­ ly libeled." This means that the President's recommendation in favor of the Selective Draft Bill, Is in the opinion of Jlr. Seam a foul libel upon the Constitution. _____ “ An attempt to maintain this doc­ trine upon the-provisions of the Conititutiun is an exercise of perverse Ingenuity to extract slavery frotn the uustanre of a free government." JV charge here is, that the President wrki to enslave the people.. "Who shall describe to you the horror which your orders of conscrip­ tion shall create In the once hanpy villages of this country? Who snail describe the distree and anguish which they spread over those bills iml valleys where men have hcrctontr been accustomed to labor and to rest in security and happiness? Appreciate the scene, sir, when the class shall assemble to stand it draft and to throw the dice for blood," Is there any wonder there were outbreaks of resistance to this u « after speeches rontnining such jtiguage us that were mailed out over the country? "Ah, Mr. Chairmnn," continues Mr. Sears, "on the tloor of the Malls of Congress those extracts from the ipeech whirl] I have just read were delivered more than a century ago. but. thank God, the sentiments Rtill live, ami today there are those who have had the courage, in the face of. the most powerful nnd one of the largest monetary propagandas this country has ever witnessed, to stand ailhful ns„ marks to be criticized, jeered and perhaps forced to retire to private life 1 again warn you of lie dangers of the course which you erm determined to pursue." In eltir wo -la he warns Congress of the “ danger" of the course pointed out by the President. I. hope thnt he did no' mean to charge tnnt the President was influcncet! by "one of the largest monetary propagandas Iht* country has ever -witnessed," ftluri he recommended the passage of this bid. Continuing his attnek upon this import ani war measure, Mr. Sears O ld (lift |i ; II v. i will rstahlisli for my I"* .1 nreeedeut more fatal and Jnnre grinding than the despised and hated Prussian militarism, in my judgment, it will only be a question "f time until more of.the rights and the liberties of the people will be taken from them." The effect of that statement embodied, .in bis •pooch mailed out over the country Is to cause resistance to the law and there ran be no doubt about it. Madly Mr. Sears raves on: I fear those who nre talking so loud for universal military service •nd universal conscription will have a hard time convincing those young men no unfortunate as to be con•cripteil that there is anything uni­ versal, about said conscription." thru statement is ralculated to encnuMge resistance to tile law. Me •ays furt lu*r: - ■ 1es, you can, if you will, con'cript the youths of our country and •end them to a certain death, hut Jou will not do so by my vote until, V c,,wtemplatcd by the Constuitu. i , all of the plans have failed nnd fonsrription is necessary for the 1'M'm.nation ,,f my country." Tho -r ,t!r 1 waa urging the necessity I this measure with all of thc earntni-is „f h|4 f 0U|( }|»ut ],e W0H un. 1 1*’ lo convince Mr. Senrs. Da pages 1423 and 1424 of the Record of Saturday, inst. contained the ■.■bill .1!* Dongrcssman .Sears from On , “ hove extracts nre taken, his i.a,!e ."*'■* the same Record measure6 " rcror,le,l against this tb ^ !'M' *^an n year has passed since hill , this most imnortant . “ f- ---important hi, ' s,,,ce Mr. Sears delivered nttuok n^aillDl against I it. ....„ mlcm ... t, l)Ut to il 'o Tlt/ ,UH not seen, or refuses •Pile of t h he, " rr°t of ,lis w«y* fin ilnni ncl, that there can ho, rl»n hr' i,noWm° the wisdom of the In a ]n il ^P p,,liracy its operation, in Jack! BtndreMed to Mrs. Corhet of MLv*°'»nv JIf,' _ f^pri da, under date ago' \i. o I3,8«*just a few weeks ht* ihrl*-i?eari ,*ay* in referring to Draft mu » aF.?in,t tho "Selective SAID I t m , U IE A N T W IIA T 1 ITAVRAT. I I,A I T IM E A N D I C llA N r.pA u v K 0 CAUSE TO O P IN IO N ." He draft a^nr’JU|., ut ve y auPPortcd the l«w te J 1 ^,[),m o a law .abldlnw ccamo a law law a. all m*ilinv ^tlxans shouldI do. If * out a speech contair Ining the language quoted above, and defi­ antly stating, now that he meant what ho said at thnt time, and that ho has not changed, his opinion gis what ho cads "a ctively supporting” this law now I leavo it for the people to say whether this attitude at this time is helpful in thojadministration of the law. "The^ following is ja fe o p y of Mr? Sears’ letter to Mrs. Cornet: 4 Washington, M ayi3 , 1918. Dear Mrs. Corbet: pMfl • $ <; Your letter of the|lst instant just received. - In reply thereto ^will atatc I am herein enclosing you a copy of rpy remarks on the selective draft. ■•<•1 I M E A N T W H A T I S A lT T T T T H A T T IM E A N D I HAVE H A D N O CAUSE TO C H A N G E M Y O P IN IO N . I have actively sup­ ported'the draft since it became n law ns all law abiding citizens should’ do. Certainly because a man happens to be in Congress he should not stultify himself. If the time should come when a man must do this, I shall certninly no longer represent my people. * 1 do not be­ lieve they would nave had tne to do otherwise. With best wishes, I am. , Very truly yours, ^ (signedi ‘ fE W. J. Sears, wjs: Ij M. C." I f n majority of the members of Congress had turned Rtheir hacks upon the President and joined ?Mr. Sears in his opposition to this vitally' important- war measure:-the-fate of this nation might now lie trembling in the balance. He says he followed the dictates of bis conscience in taking 'th is stand. This is the defense of I.aFollette ami every one else who op­ posed this measure. I shall not ipiarrel with a man who says he follows the prompting of his conscience, but I do say that it is unfortunate that tile people of this district should be represented in Congress, at this crit­ ical time by a "conscience" of ibis kind. In a printed copy of another speech Congressman Sears is mailing out at the expense of the govern­ ment lie admits that he opposed the Naval Appropriation Mill, a meas­ ure strongly urged by Administra­ tion just a few months before the declaration of war upon Germany. The purpose of this bill was to en­ large the Navy, but Mr. Sears’ "conscience" would not permit him to NUiiport Ibis hill, because he says it din not provide for (lie kind of wur ships that be thought ought to be built, and because the bill should provide n time limit in which con­ tract should he completed. Just how Mr. Sears expects -this country to win the fight we nre now engaged in. without nn efficient army and a first class navy is more than I cun understand. The endorsement of some of Ins colleagues ill the lower Molise of Congress ran no doubt In* easily obtained by him, but what tin* |v.*it oil* of this district would like in know is why the President" lias not endorsed him. especially in view of the fact that President Wilson a fewdays ago asked the" Democrats of Iowa to support Senator Kenyon, a republican senator, oh the ground that Senator Kenyon bad Ipynll.v supported the administrations and all war measures, at a critical 'im<* our national life. In an attempt to muddy the wa­ ters and divert public a teiu ui .front the real issue in tins cuolest. Mr. Hears charges that I ntn not sincere in my stand for prohibition of the liquor traffic, both during and after the war. In a speech nude by him in Miami anti at several other points he said that I staved out of Duval county wben’ffth e county voted on the wet and dry question recently. The stntepient. is nlnoiutcly untrue. I signed the petition for the wet nnd dry election in Du­ val county, and authorized the use of my name by thu Prohibition League.’ On the day of the election I returned to Jacksonville and aidedIn the fight to make the county dry by voting the dry ticket, and 1 used by automobile, which bad ’ afprohibition banner on it, to haul voters to the polls. 1 voted against the State Wide Prohibition Amendment in the Legislature in obedience to the wishes of the majority of the people of my county, hut I openly sup­ ported the Prohibition Am.*:itlm*j t in the election of J1H 0, just as I am upporting it now, and just ns I at lied in the Legislature I would do if tho proposition was submitted. The issue is clear and clean cut. By their votes on next Tuesday the people of this district will ray whether or not Mr. Hears truly re ;resented them . and expressed th?it sentiments in his opposition to thr importunt war incus urea abiye re­ ferred to. I stnpd for the vigorous and efjii**- nt tiroscru’ iiiti <>f the war to the vo-; h:n t of t.i man |iow< r and all the n source; of our country", in si fight to tho finish, until autocracy h; s been destroyed nnd the "world made safe for democracy." If elected lo Congres.i l will loyal­ ly support the President and .ill tho war aims and purposes of our gov­ ernment. There .will be no doubt about the loyalty of the people o ' this district so far as m y conduct is co teemed. Respectfully, IO N L.. FARRIS. (AdvertDemcnt) GREATEST- WARRIOR OF AIR HOPES OF FOE ARE.BAFFLED In Addition to Triumphs aa an Author and Aviator, D’Annunzio H^a Shown Marked Ability as Statesman and Politician. Rome.—Two miens, tho kings re­ spectively of Orent Britain and Mon­ tenegro, have conferred medals on Oabridle D'Annunzio. Without tho history of thin man's re­ markable ^career fresh In mind tho render of this news la hardly likely to realize the fact that In D’Annunzio Is embodied probably the highest typo o f contrasting versatility now living. Qabrlella D'Annunzio. Tho greatest living poet, tho greatest living playwright of n great and tnlentcd people. Is now acknowledged Its greatest living warrior of tlio nlr. Fifty-three years seems an appropri­ ate age at which to attain distinction In literature or art, but tho greatest flyers of other nations nre men In thejr twenties. Mature ago Is supposed to havo unsteadled tho nerves nnd bo cooled the enthusiasm as to unfit n man, In n large measure, for brilliant work nbovc (be clouds. D'Annunzio bns disproved this theory. Shows T a le n t aa Statesman. In addition to Ids triumphs as nn author nnd nvlntor. D'Annunzio ban shown marked ability ns u politician, Tho career of this remarkable man began In bis fifteenth year. While be wns studying at Prado he published n volume of poem* In which bo display­ ed such marked ability that be attract­ ed the attention of literary critics throughout Europe. It Is upon the "sptcyness" of Ids themes thnt D'Annunzio’s enemies Imse ilielr most severe criticisms, hut th* esteem In which he Is held hy the Ital­ ian public was shown vividly In the un­ certain days of lOlfi. At this time aiolltU. the Italian cx-premlcr,.was tlie^ leader of the pro-German element In Italy. At n crltlcn! time Gloltttl visited Home nnd attempted, n coup which would have committed tho nation lo active pnrtlclpnllon In tho war on be­ half of the nations with which she Is nrtw locked In a life and dentil stcuggle. D’Annunzio's voice, which was the real volco of Italy* was* raised ngnlnat such n move nnd so aflrred .were the people In Ids audience that they rushed enraged to tho streets nnd threw up hnrriendes behind which they fought for the preservation of the country's honor ngnlnst those who would betray them to tho knlser nnd Ids Intriguer* CFIei” "Alway* Forward." On May 10, 1015. ttie Itnllan parlia­ ment doclnrcd war and the next day D'Annunzio Issued an impassioned statement declaring that "This day the people of Italy hnve onco more become healthy; they hnve recovered their strength and their liberty. .Be they few or be they many, one against one. one ngnlnst four or one against ten— forward. • Always for want to tho chnrge. Victory Is only 16 those who hellovo In victory, -who swear by vic­ tory." D'Annunzio wds nmong tho first to manifest an Intense Interest In avia­ tion. When the Wright brothers were In Europe he'passed n great deal of time with them, and It was through Ids Influence largely thnt tho Italian gov­ ernment consented to consider serious­ ly wlint until then had been regarded us n fantastic dream. The alrplano nt that time was nn unstable and peril­ ous machine. Nobody knew this bet­ ter than the Inventor*, nnd It was only with tho greatest reluctance that Or­ ville Wright one day consented to take th« poet with him In a short flight The flyer and bis passpnger mounted only a short distance abovo tho ground but the sensation was sufficient to leave D'Annunzio an aviation enthut- .-d • *1 HU >fe-I a EX T Bach Is convert I bio to n completely equipped bo*pItal ship for return .voy ngo service. Tho fleet of seized mer­ chantmen added’ 500,000 tons to tho American merchant marind. • Northweat quarter of Soulheaat quarter and Weal hhlf of Section One (1); Eaat half of Notthraat quarter nf Section Two (3>| Southwrat quarter ot Norlhaait quartar Northweat quartrr, Northaaat quarter ol Houthwrat quartar. North half nt Southaaat quartar, Southwrat quarter ol Southeaat quarter, North half ol Southaaat quartar of Southeaat quartar of Section Twelve (12); What has bccorno of tha old-fash­ ■ 1) In T O W N S H I P T W E N T Y - T H R E E (28) ioned theorist who asserted that tt w m s o u t h , r a n g e t h i r t y tao) e a s t . Eaat half of Sauthwaat quarter of South bad policy to save anything? o u t quartar of Beetloa Etovan UU | South CO RN SAVE "W H E A T WANT ADS PAY ) ; -f �THE SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M . HAYNES, Daataeaa Manager FsMbk*4 E n r; T n m i t r sad Friday THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ■UBscmimoN r u e s in advance : recognlccs their sacred duty to home anniversary o f . the birth pf Jeffer­ - » and to country. We would not have son Dsvis First'Nation* Dank them feel otherwise for worlds and — . "Seminole County Dank they go with pur blessings and our Peoples Dank. prayers and we who stay at home must do our part which though it may not be as spoctaculor is none S H O T R IG H T NE G R O J'te less important and exacting. They are going, and going they h/ivc. our sacred promise to back them up and to keep the home fires burning and while they are gone and going they are exalted upon our home alters while the slackers who are able and refuse to go arc staying home to receive ,the slurs and con­ demnation that they, deserve: Former Orlando Marshal S an d Lynching DON’T HESITATE A /^n unidentified negro, supposed to be the same who assaulted the girl to humanity. at Sanford, attempted an.assault on a negro woman south .of Orlando. C A P IT A L $30,000.00 Former City Marshal Charles Carter, S U R P L U S . $15,000.00 ________________ Mall Mum * «r n ( ZZ»d who lived in the neighborhood was I M n Art *T Marth led. ISIS called up for assistance, and in at-1 Trivia*** N*. IU OSU*l BwaM attempting to capture the negro shot him. The body was brought to M O TH E R S . D O N ’T W O R R Y the county jail, and the sheriff from AD O U T Y O U R DOYS Seminole county called the girl who The mothers of America, who had been assaulted in Sanford to have given their boys to the service identify him. he was quite certain of the nation and humanity should it was the same negro who had asnot give way to the feeling that they s’aulied her list Friday night. The arc lost to thrm forever. Such is by boy who was w ith her was positive V no means the case. We are not dis­ he was the same. posed to minimize the danger, but In the afternoon the coroner’s neither, arc *we dirpoied to magnify jury brought in a verdict of justifi­ it. Statisticians who havp figured able homicide. RRt on it in the light o f history and ex­ Probably one of the reasons for the Fond of Chicken. Hearts. perience tell us that the soldier has quick work in apprehending the cul­ Lncy Is fond o f tho hearts of all 20 chancei of coming homo to one fowla. When dining out with frlcndi prit was the cooperation of the ne­ chance of being killed in battle. sho was asked whnt her choice of the groes of this vicinity, who gave thr .Indeed, modern warfare, with all its Naval Paymaster' Helps Out chicken was. Forgetting the name f,)r police and sheriff valuable assistance terrible instrumentalities o f jloxth the moment, she said: “ I fonlet de Grandmother in Distress. in identifying him. If the colored and destruction is said to he less name. IYs de part what make* hli people would always bp as1 prompt " I pledge allegiance lire." destructive of human life thnn it was in assisting the authorities the rough to my flag and the Re­ in the olden days when the warriors She- Stole Away From Home to Take element among them would be less public for which it rushed upon each other and en­ Well Poited. likely to take chances of breaking Doy Goodie* and Waa Barred stands; one nation in­ gaged in fierce hand-to-hand • con­ They were discussing literature and by the Guard. the law. It lias also been shown divisible, with Liberty the conversation turned lo English adflicts in which they cut and hacked that our police and county officials and justice to all." I hors. "H ave you read CurlyleT* Inand slew with tliTir crude weapons. Great Lakes, III.—Ono morning an are just a» prompt to protect the qnlrefj the literary connoisseur. •‘No," N E G R O H AD N A R R O W ES- old-fashioned grandmother from Chi­ Again, while modern science has colored people ns they r.rc t4 protect anawerV'd the literary pnvenu, "but Tt* inserted death dealing weapons . CAPE F R O M LY N C H L A W . cago carefully climbed off a train ut vlsltld bin Indian school." the whites.. Great Lakes. She might linve atepped Without number, it has also busied I.ate last night word came jjom The negro, Evans, pulled from a from the daguerrotypo pictorial page itself with the means of counteract­ G rc n Covfc Springs that a nrgrtrnn- ruin -her* - last Suuday—and—«u »- o f an^ old inagi\zlner*-A- blaVk botutel ing their fatal effects, and we are P R IV A T IO N ,.R E A L A N D hwering-thc-dctcrlptlon of the one jjprted of having some ronmmtion crowned )ier silver hair nnd was tlad told rtiafThp^woundcd soldier hns • ---------; r JF A 'N c rE B — ; killed yesterday, even to the scars with the crime committed here fast with black ribbons under her chin. 98 chalices of recovering from his ■on his face had assaulted a r.egrn Friday night a ul afterward carried She gripped a largo paper bag. The Every little tightening of tin* . .nJ I . . < . i woman at that place several days to Kissimmee for safe keeping has guard stopped her. rules in this country stirs u| s.ri:txi- ’ — 1 K l i e rqupment of modern war bos. . , *. . , .. For all kinds of "You can't come In today,” he told V,>-« nI, . . . , , ago and cut hex to pieees well the proved an aljhi. Dies in every community, '■ ii t!s i- the very lies iri every rc- ____ her. "Wednesday la visitors' duy." Her ejrved knife which our people are t\ < . • it • . . p • Ji ; • modern science can *ug- iando Sentinel. He was carried to Hastings yester- ayes filled with tears. "Ilut Roy 1* go­ mes'.lc bit in i m - w > <f -• •• .’ ».» I. d the best medical and stir_____ day b y.S h eriff Drady and several ing to sea today," she Bald. “ I came to with the ariii.i, ': j -.ti<•r . : !>•• ‘clans ere at the rommand « others and taken to the people who give Roy bis rookies. I had to run the gruirlil, -'. n t. •• i-. . i ation. Many a wounded , , ABcnl ■ depot- j j,p c|aimo(] j,ad seen him there last away from home to get here- M y d iv t id i i(t i The report of the agents for ^ i T >Friday and Saturday and hi* claim* daughter won’t let mo go out o f the jic .o i-s gets bark in the ranks after ononis. 'house much. She thinks I am too Savings Stamps reaching the county U|>r|l |na(lt, KOod . a f <"\ .v-ris in tin* h'HpPul, but little old." chairman for the week ending May i Any h i 1/ v.?. • : i, i or . e • . ■ 'or his sojourn there. I'nKvuns had a narrow escape from She- took a letter from a handbag. It -5th, 1918, shows us follows: »ne bus a gri.*v.in-p ef ■le-'the einditior.s o| a few years ago was from Roy and It read In part: death heie Monday night as a mob War Svg Thrift the conservatio « • roles ■-; • ire might have died on the field of Name of Agency * "Grandmother: 1 leave for sea en broke into the Kissimmee jail and recommended had lie fe r :•?. j» whin- j battle with Hub* or no nrsaisunre. Hoy Scouts brought the negro here t*» be identi- Friday and all thnt I lack to mnke Oviedo i’ o*! Office ing long enough m consider how ou r, The nuiinnr of the earth’ are alive •j ! lied ami then hanged. The girl had me happy la some of jomr raisin cook­ allies, who have been doing most to. the importance of conserving Kdte I.- nyder* ies. The food here la good, but I had Opposite Star Theatre to I serious doubts about his being the «>f our fighting for us so far are fat- man power it* never before. Merely |(.*. I.. ’A cut t<} leave without again Ustlng tho •_>j j man aad so stated and while many P. O. Box 1192 SanforJ, Fla. ing in the matter of food. cookies that I loved *o moth.” to kill i* no longer the supreme end Geneva I’ .wt llice* ;j member* id the mob from other Bridge find I*. O. "I baked .cookies fo r that boy since To save and conserve is The Ilritish people e\er since of war. •Jfil towns near here held out tlint he ho wss big enough to emt them, and: Hence the Sanford I'*ut Office Christmas have had difficulty in get- equally as important. ^ ! should I** lynched cooler heads kept he always had my cookies until he en­ i.ongw inirf I*. O -ing the simple necessaries of life. 10 a11 hygienic and »univj'.dnwn trouble and the men from Kis­ listed,” aho sesumed. "H lf mother la Geneva I*. •). Their sugar has long been ra-ior.cd;! 1ary measures—points which used to Fdia I.. Snyder 1 4 simmee who had brought him Here dead. He Is In Camp Rosa. I must the> are allowed oi l; half a ,>.iund J,,P utler,y " cZ l« * * « 1* Chuluota F. O. I 5 carried Evans back and placed Ufrn see him before ho goo* away." apiece per week. On Mar ii I b--tThe guard was Iron. The authorities cun now say to the Seminole Co.. Dank 6 411 in the jail again. Paymaster J, D. Doylo la a busy tcr and margerine were put on ..t mothers of America: Your boy is T h ’n is probably the only case .'n Qourt Houie CVuh fi man. But Paymaster Doyle was not ration basis. Now their tea H doled freer from til’sease than he would be Mciinu*. reiwn-t of May 18th wir’.rh history where a jail wus broken tipitv. too busy to atop and bear her story. ut likewise. On Ap.-D 7. m ev .. at ho;ne; if disease lapperu to him, arrived too late for publication tfczt the prisoner_takcn out anti then car­ Ho Is not n young man and hla hair la aions began. They aic* permit.ed he will rcreivt* better care than he wetde. Figure* -leno*r numbers nf ried hfiek .mil plai-ed in jail ugain gray, but he like* raisin cookie* and buy. for eaeh person. ! 1 possibly could a* hot**; ‘ he striei ii-ir* ?•'.■' *: rot .rw Id a.v..J .he v■« itue ilue .if and :h>* men who ilid this should hu* a heart on big as die administra­ I I o u n c e ■ of ' i i i and r a r -fill n y ir ." •’f ..a urm an- ,v|: nark t teir stars that they listened tion building. w o,* h i,i meat per ue< % . -If.-e tri.iring will mens at i.-t*' rv e He heard her atory," heard that her T h ji repo* >ir. nf’ ’ s!iow. the to ti ratat-r than blind fury, pe->t>*e are allowed, bet w i­ t hem. longer for I hr,, be hr* hut one actual work being done irj the county No r-*ai man shirald ever think of ilunghter would not let her bake the liiiunil uf liin-nn and m il half .. rliancr of 500 of losing u limh; the half ll n pound of bacon as tbc-nr Itcvc been efttbiLsherf somb i hanging nn innocent: man nnd there .cookies, heard how she had wotted un­ pound of cheese per week. And to gu vern w n t provtie; life insuranre thirty agencies •dirougbout the are ways and mealC* of identification til the daughter had gone shopping and then mixed the butter and done uy thete pitiful portions* they must for him ff iie cars ro avail Si'rr.-'cff cf counties some of whom fail to see idways. "ho negrti Evans stoutly «tnnd> in line for hours. Oftex the It, and enough have* already don* to the ncr s i i ly of rhtkvutg t « the pub- maintr.irud his inrwmmeir and gave the goodies to a perfect brown. Tills morning nhr had stolen awny and r.tti in i* no; obtainable, ( total $l*i.0'!0.0nt*,A’)0 i ' te ^ uhnt they nre d on g. y*c they are* an account of his wanderings and come to the station. r| ! .-lever'iie.’Vcv selling rtampi by the stated :ha! be euuld' prove all that And He hrl|>cd her Ihto his rur and »u lie|. * . o speak. f tie said if I I’r wou.'d just give him whlskrd her to Cimip Boss. He found A I AtSsii-s are .ima.-.ging for a n '-.no- mi go i i .- Ilo«iini*«- That hr waa Iloy for her and saw her weep for joy pm ati'ie *hai. an;, nf n.i: Ku*o-|i!iei! fr-itt: .!;>»•*.«■ * ‘(lie ‘T *3 . on Bay's blue Jncketed shoulder. He ••v.r i’ l'7 *1* «t::i!ip<» alio pro- t. itcent >'-if .i.ov iki-n penn -Hies. \\ hat tl.e situation is in * lei lit t : i ai >i l \ i.ne t i i ■•■■•« ute one of the cookies. Grandmother Live Out-Doors this, summer "* 1 general v a j • for thei . i id a douti. ar.d ,i-vtT hr.ir.re and Italy we are no; told .'to-n d <<• i.« • . >• O f; o..| Iridi-t ■. .ft- who wanted and grandson visited nnd sold gooddiy. It costs little and the benefits arc many !.*• cate the* gdvrmmen* ;fro.u \>Tr Saving* w<*sii ’vkieh ends |snarl Alerl.s .n :k.e m*1 YVc Americans have but begun I « ( »l.o'v»a.( Mr. Doyle took her back to the- de­ if you use limit our mnsumptioa of ,» pen..ivc 'take.- if d* ite r. True, 'be v.-a*-.* of June Jm ! . uhcti Senoriile i.-iAinty is|to in .-o'. <>m eilu '; -'aglr •*» go to pot, helped her on a Chicago traln.and luxuries. There ha* been :m limita- human life itvms a; pull *«g. m il so •f.tieoted to onccod. he; uuota in the *..r ji-.d got :>u eh; in*?. T'ttc)- were returned to his neglected) work. Uo AK R O LU X -no whip t on of our s andnid food rupply it is,* bu; it, mint lit TriernDereil JcioutU of itwnip.i sold" and |>trdgrd. mig it y urave- Moi-uty r.ttt’ct l»uf was tickled as a kid. VENTILATING PORCH SHADES • th e :» .•anc brave true* -xor-’- rot in 1J of our’ w.aiu’ ard food supply that in co nthiir war in ibatory h ivo "Jove, she loved, that boy,!* he said •la* w a m p r >»ncchi;ig. .'tr the nejtro os he smacked Ids Ud»SERVICE F I..U ! I’ llIv A K N T in O N SANFORD FURNITURE CO. ■ wtilth mentioning. Ileal privation aucit .yxst- :imrix-r.s of ni.m been m and rh*1)* ivbil«J- not *;e;. a ra j- from C.irni>arcd to tlrr numfcrs ius not touched us. W e should be itagad. • ........ • -- 1 nshampd to find fault with or seek to enifiErtf. thin s a r ir not a* de-t rue- lV2cihotll.it 'iniocufi.il Cffurrli. San- the .-•reet !ight».-.r. t si r- ?*sr-n W *n n: nigli- to item for i< .•BK.ro tu the fardt"Flotilla. Sunday E»e *'ng evade tho mild measures our govern­ tire of iLV n.s r»»r:o yrcvt tus opes. cocnfry. * •• June 2. ‘ 918, by thw Wcsfay ment urges from time »o. time for The jjrvernn.’/nt doc. rut conllil* TiuMn same i rmrt A iY rri rantendUruthcrhood' . t h : sake of saving our allies from iu watchful ctvo over the men to , I n honor df .our hrnwo b oj* k ho cd that Evans was the- ruin al:fu*ugh actual starvation. — Daytona Morn- physical ninttttw nobly. It looks •have' gone »«» the fror.c to- uphold they knew nothing of rriv cL*cjrnIn * Journal. after tlaar mn-a! welfe.r** as weft". t he banner o f - righteoumecs, i':herty • tancen it the -tu.ie r.n:f the Sinford ----- O ----r)ne of the con<dtions of tike loc-tio.r aud justice, the BrotGerhoof fYcv peonl*' ^id know ar.rl .^r .utctvd am! | "THE DOYS A R E G O IN G • i*S a canronmerr in or near any city vidc-, ilr tiie jiu nnd firti'er.ta to the now th:»: I fii* r-rgro h u pr »>vr<I his I T e boys are joining the colors i i the abclitifiiT' of the saf>on. nun" church this itnbicm nf gullam and innocence The ."en.ld would like to ! The Federal-Reserve Banking System itr-i. yr.u cannot stop them and God the driving out uf all fern:* ef v i -r. use lb * occasion to remark that when heroic service. 1 :sta.-u*d n-er. rwainot make good sofwas created largely to protect and benbitse thr-in we would no*, stop llioit: this crime is committed in Seminole l*rogram. Ilcginning al 8 O 'i'lock if \<t -wuld. It tikes tu:r he-rt’r. diers. aad the guvornnieal in t.'iemf- Hymn 221. versew I and 3— "O tiw an i countj- we will *ake car** of the mat­ •efit those engaged in industry’, com­ blond t n have them k‘*>. esrbrially ia* too rr.tc!> on its arinj* to have ter ami will qv. call on neighhoring Christian Soidirc” merce and agriculture—both employers the youngsters who should he i*. its elToria s'-tHed by l.arpfin nnd Invocation— Tito Fastsr. Rxv. D :. .countfee for either help or udvlce. W fiererer p cantonment sricaol nnd co|Ie};e and we hope v u n p rts . and employees. Its main purpose is The negro ;d>nt and kjlled in Or­ Hllhuin •igtiinst hope that they Skill remain or enrnp is locattnl, there you will D u et—"T lio u tft the W orbi War, lando was the man wantrd and the to help those who borrow and provide with us awhile longer unci yet when find the Y . M- C. A. ” hn»~ and the incident is d e e d . It should lie a Jetus L e a d s "-T e n o r and a currency more responsive to business the f upreme test comm and the hoy Red Cn&F !la,f. T h »*r nemcies pro­ lrsson to all concerned and there are Bass vide in tuimlierle*s wn*s fpr thefr rr.akc*. up his mind to jcin the sermany lessons to he learned from it. needs, r. c c « t a r. a tt Scripture Le.xvin—Tlic* Pastor • virc that he likes wo cannot and «io physical and mental wclfnrei Ther»f IU ttie Hymn of th e Republic, No. not want to stop them. They- ure .-re sochl cm*.err for visRfng, renif*^V*. 332. vvmcs 1 and tl At the Presbyterian Church till true Americans and their parenii ing,pw ri»irg letters hem'', etc. Even 'Prayer —Brother J. K. Mvttinger Dr. Brvwnlee has returned from We are members of this system and you can being true Americans give them to the "m ovies’ * are- there, and the de­ Ruartette, “ *A Soldier's A p p ea l"— the Southern Presbytery at Durant, secure its benefits and add to its strength Uncle S m freely and gladly know­ mand fop fflrrt* from the Y . M. C. A. Male ttiices Oklahoma and wj!l preach at both w'orkers nt the front is utmost too ing that he ssill tr.ke rare nf thrm by becoming one of our depositors. Introductory — Brotherhood Pre*i- n\cming and evening service*. Nothing f» . and while they will not and caftnot great to be supplied. dent. H. II. Peabody expert to have the comforts of home wun’ ing but the nr^senre of "hrime Prr- Dr dirator)- -*-■Brother hood T e.u-hAl Me th od i st Church tk,.y itr<* tackling a man’s job and ■in'! —i»>ther " nnd th-» bos- over vonStop, in and let us At ti.e Kirs, Methodist Church. er. L- R Philips MEMBER der knows that if >s for home and Hymn 2. *lr«o 333, verses I. 5 and Sunday. J jiu - 2nd: the) are mm. see just how we. can So they are going And we watch mother hi* is figh'inr nnd presses fi. "A m I » Soldier <>f the Sunday school ;,t 9:45 a. in FEDERAL RESERVE back his unutterable ’ "nging. When meet your* particular them go every day and through the Preaching at II n. ir. followed by Crow*?". he returns, ns most of them will, he SYSTEM Presentation ami Dedicatory — Ilro. the nilminis'rr.tio.i of the sacrament tears nnd mists and while prating needs. for their safe return we pray that will be a lirtter and more many! man of- the Lord’s Supper, to which *11 F. P. Forster \* * they will do n man’s duty on the for his war experience, and you will Duet, " T h e Red Cross Angel," — Goff’s child-ep rre cordially welcom­ Soprano and Tenor ed. front line* and- *top the German have the ineffalje Toy of knowing At 0:34 p. m. the Epworth hordes that are threatening the that he did his whoie’ duty.— Tampa Response, On Behalf of Church — League aervices will be conduced. Time*. ' ( Rev. Dr. Hilhurn A t .8 p. m. the Wet ley Brotherhood peace and eafety of the world. Quartette, • "T h e King of Love- M y Class will proiint a service flag to They are going and they will con­ Rank* Close Monday . Sovereign Is " — Mixed Vcicci the church. See sprecinl program tinue to go aa long aa the war laaU elsewhere in this paper. To,all these Monday. June 3rd, being a legal Announcements and .Collection am j-i. !* • great adventure for the •. • . 0/ SANFORD, FLORIDA youngster* as they march a w iy a id holiday the bank* of the city will be America, No. 335, verses 1, 2 and 4 services the publif is molt cordially invited. yet there U not one of therii. b u t' cloied ail day, tho occasion being the Benediction. . s I iset, »i is* r**«*iiw* *18uf«ri rwui PEOPLES B A N K OF S A N F O R D O. L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS C. M* HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA CsiUar AulCaAiw F< L WOODRUFF Yk^PmMttl THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS STEVENS tm SUSPECT PROVEN INNOCFNT Highest Prices Paid JUNK Fertilizer and Feed Bags A SPECIALTY Sanford Junk and Bag Company - H elping Business FIRST NATIONAL BANK �pace THE SANFORD HEBALD IN SO CIETY’S DOMAIN h a p p e n in g s Jt of in t e r e s t - AR 9UND SANFORD M C. Moore of Pahokee 1? In the in and - *&■ Hon. Arthur ponegon and At­ torneys Pat Johnson and Garrett of city fer n feW. ,^a* 8‘ \\. H. Bowhan of Orlanfjo wjj s, Kissimmee were in the city yester­ day coming up to see Judge Ferkinx Sanfcrd visitor yesterday. on legal matters. C E. Helton of KisrimtnP'* v-ns c • Phono 104 for pressing, cleaning Sanford visitor yesterday. and alterations. Quality and ser­ \Vm. A. Arnold of Jacksonville is vice. Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. registered at the Hotel C.'.rne*. 69-tf Service llaB presentation at the H* M. Steele of Jacksonville is in M y;. church next Sunday niche. the city for a few dayi this week For Wood and heavy hauling see looking after business interests. M r. Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf Steele is business manager of the. * .c* Ernest Wade, the well-known Fruit Growers Express in (Ids dispiano tuner of Orlando was in the .trlcr.' f jty today on business. The many Sanford friends of H. ft. Roberts of Gainesville I) iq Judge Perkins, States Attorney Jo­ the city for 0 few days this week on seph Jones and Court Stenographer Chas. McCrory are glad to have businesst these gentlemen here again for the Attorney Giles of Orlando spent spring term of court. aevernl dsys in Sanford this week’ on Fred Coopsr left Wednesday for I?gal business. G. P- Cruse .of Jackionvllio spent Port Orange where he will take a rix a few days in the city this week on weeks’ treatment at Dr. Masters' Sanitarium. Mrs. Cooper ar.d tHe business. children, will spend the summer with ~T. 0. Ray-land arrived yesterday home folks at Tarpon Spring*. from Atlanta anti will remain aevernl x’Ice flag provided by the Brother-: hoAd of the church. An cspecislly attractive program- hh» been pre­ pared, as will be aein c.Iaswhdre In this pxl; All not attending eveni *tl service elsewhere are cordi illy . t tvited to come and enjoy the pleas­ ure and profit of the evening. Ed. Putnam played a joke on us this mornin'* He came in and asked tlm. we go and see the curl* market and thinking that maybe the curb market was in full blast we^went with him. He took us as far aa the curb in front of the olllce where he had his car filled with squash, corn, eggplant, etc., and loaded us up with all this stulT, enough (o last un­ til Sunday. We like Ed. Putnam’s curb market fine nnd hope it will continue. S LE E P IN S U R A N C E " A Tttrror to Mosquitoes." 72-tf** ., Letters From Some Are * '• “ Over There” Some Are ' Over Here I n e B IN B L E S O F S P U R T | because they don't know what to ? 1 do with the promoters. • They claim the world Is pro- J greasing, but wo’ve seen a lot • of guys wearing earmnffs this 2 winter. • A number of collcgo teams are J going to be Informally defeated • this spring. * - The Cubs have their work cut • ont. They will have to beat the • Cards, Olants and Reds to the * pennant ana the Sox to the • dough. J The Yankees and Braves arev• going to take a spring jaunt together. Misery lores company. • IIow can Philadelphia fans J boycott tho Athletics? There Is • no such animal. . 2 If the Cubs win tho pennant • •this year it will be against tho 2 law to print an Interview with • Larry Doyle. 2 The minor leagues asked for a • moratorium. By July they wltl 2 need a morgue. • Looks like a hard summer'2 ahead for the pennant vendera. • Charley Ebbcts will bo glad 2 when the war is over. He will • hare a chance to Invent a few • more holidays. * military life and the great war for j Letter From France humanity: ' Gene a, Fla., M ay 28, 1918 Mr. R. J. Holly, Sanford, *Fln.: Camp Meade, Md., M ay 26, '18. Dear Father: Dear Sir— Enclosed you will find a crp.* of a letter from Paul B Your missive was tecclved; glad I Donley, son of M , E. Dooley of indeed to have heard from you and [ Geneva. to know that all were well. Paul has been .In France si Since I wrote last, I 'have been I months ut’ c lUth. We thought per­ transferred front the Department haps iu* letter would be of interest Brigade to the 36J!h Infantry, Co. | to your readers* Groover, ho speaks C. of is G. C. LeFiis of Geneva who The whole 368th Infantry leave enlisted a: the same time lie did. very soon for France, and I am look­ Donnlt is the son of W. A. W hit­ ed to go wirh them. Wc are getting comb, "a cousin of Paul’s," who (s nil of our equipment for *over*sea with 2nd Regiment Engineers in service. France. < » Of course I haven't had all' the ' M-E. Dooley, training, but will complete it in v Somewhere in France, Ftnncb providing I pais the last • ■ ’ ' April 33, lit !8. examination which wc get at Hobo­ • Dear Folk*: ken, U . J. So far 1 haven't been 2 One more week gone. They slip • turned down, in any as yet. by us before we know it, for we • This . th Infantry consist:* of all • hardly know tvfmr Sunday • com e. colored officers ami privates with I jpn a let tor from. Donald laa •e e e e e e e e e e e e a e e e e e e a e e e e S week :tnd . will answer it tonight the exception of the Major and Also one from Graver. He has been Colonel nr.d Si the ttringest i i the sick, ’ I don’t it no*: whether ycu cam p., M IS S 6 J U R S T E D T T O know about !t or ».o . if * is aiiou* Richmond \Vo >dar i i* al.so , in C O N T E S T FO R T IT L E ali right- now. Ho had thmat trou­ Company If. ble again. You now ii** *.vj* pretty Don’ t forgot :«» pray fo; us—ntso bad in Mudiur. Unrrackr. i aure. the member 1 of the church. We are wi th he w.in lic-en here with me. UV Joins over bemuse*' this war is for ge. murh better treatment h*.*? ilivu Go.J arid humanity; and if we -hould we did in the company. lie on vhe liattlefield,'; ray God that 1 ita\ o :oiim*_ pi(»fmin bf a nn*r>1l it jihail coau to m. ; ________. cathedra I v.hicli i» over ir n small " A * one *v?to **’:a;*'i. tit*, tlrap ry "of ht* ro V ’h .iriO::t l*i:.t town !u*r-* and v.irc .visit I And l: *i ijn«v*i to pleisant dr jams.” could rehd them to Dad, ut of G'.d only knowIi 1 will live to course I ciin’ :. go and com* if it i* !liIt w.i. I ’ arted in tin* fifth century, wtit tli.it I H.aill do* on the battles at tilt* .i.ne of the German invasion, front 1 am t 1 die 1 * a brave taken up again in tin* sixth anti *o!di.'r. completed in the 13th It has vaults i wi.ii i all uniter it. it certainly is interest­ .ice you’ sir before leaving. Give my ing. If you want a good idea of liest regard i * * *.i’ . French towns go to St Augustine. 1 Don’t forget that 1 have 10,000 don’ t mean the modern part but the policy with the government made tipi part. Tin* material for the out to motherhouse i* the same, the winding nar­ Well, I must-close and I mini go row streets and all. Also our Lake oxer anil ge* nn *! **U. to,:*. Harney h<uch and i* rich lift’ d ir. Don't f*ng"t to vin e -n at tince, eompn'invi to ihi* French soil m I it.:, • i e ::*:-t for i ' e last V*1U can ret* thc*<* ‘ Frogs" goi.it tune while i*i 1 M-*ed** N. down llu* road iu high two wheeled " T b ’JUgii I vaik through th* val­ f \ © i^ 5 S I carts vi.li a ‘ mail ho- cage slung ley 01 the shadow of death 1 will fear underlie t:h. They would not go 200 no evil. f*»~ God i-> «t h *h'*.” ya'd* befc.re * " iqc k:<! would open Answer .smir. it irod lei tin* hogs o u t'if ity-y wenReports cmnnatlng from California a Your eon. in the voo>i old U. S. A. ordefew days ago to tho effect thnt MJai Private fh o r 'e i Brewer. tiine* I tm tempted t»» do it tn/self, Molla Itjurstedt, national woman lawn 338th Infantry. Co. C tennis champion In half a dozen Ian* just f-ir olJ timet* aalte. Camp Meade, Mdgunge.*, would lenve within the next Well wood.''* will never cease. few weeka for her homo In Norway, My wr.'i It -.at.- todt.v a id it rt*rMany Rats Destroyed. nnd hence would not compete In ths '.air.l; !i .< h*a . . V ' hi t ’ H G*audAclubIn Kent.England, destroyed woman’s tndoor championship tourney, in*, | 1*xv -,i 1 I ' i 1h r, f >' 1 10.000rnts In three seasons nt nn In* lire unfounded. Murvclnii* Molla has i my- significant cost. Women's municipal denied them herself, nnd she antici­ l( • ;i. | |u,,| leagues In tin* llnlted States tmve re- pates being a contender ngnln for tho I, ;, I , . . . , I -., 1 and one " ’" ‘ ly “ lk" “ « P «»>" " f rn* crown that sho won two years In suc­ cnullcntlnn, notably in Hnltlmoru and cession. .. t. from Agile?. At '» on- from Aunt Boston. • * The great Norwcglnn has been play­ Agnes titttl ‘one from Attn*. K itiie. I ing sensational tennis at tho Heights sure do like to ct 1eVe’ s hut it's n casino, in Brooklyn, nnd threatens to awful, job to answer them when sweep tho courts once more In 1018. there is so littl** we can tell. dot** write a A j*1 e* «ure|vv doer C. E. Ho yard, formerly in the newspaper business in Orlando .and one of the busiest men in Orange county was here today talking Five County Fair for next ypar. Along with all the other duties of Mr. Howard he is secretary of the Fair AiuorJiuion and he has made good in th is 'position also. Mr. Howard had charge of the? recent Red Cross drive in Orange'add went over the top. He paid tin* Herald office an Woodland Park will be oprn Sun­ day, looking after business. appreciative’ visit and we are always day. June 2nd. S0-2te SLEE P IN S U R A N C E ready to do anything we can for our Prominent attorneys of G.Ir.ndo newspaper friend* at any time and -*‘ A Terror An ■Mosquitoes.” ’ visiting tk™ couri at Sanford this anywhere. 72tf j p. H j.l left yesterday fur I.uke> week * were LeK oy ttiier. Senator Mrs. A. 11. Moses most charming­ Massey, M *.. Star buck art. C, P, ly entertained on Wednesday after* land where i:e will remain rev era! ■dsy.* w n b liln s basinets and pltn*- Dickinson. Attorney C. D. Landis' noon n’t her home on I’arh .avenue, runic over from DcLand.. wfth a thimble. party in honor of uif. , . * Mrs. C. P. Downing and little son Mrs. Richard Dear, and Mrs. . II. S. !.. Hodgit arrived in the city Trybi C ii'm ro cnd-vriii- remain*1of S.inford arrived in' Ge.:p.e.-.viiia -Wigbt^ Ghuirs*-f9r— thc-srurats -m n r Mottdry and are ti e' it-cm ef Mr*, at; recti rely arranged under tie* ere*-, fur . ( \r. '1 s w l i lookir.;; af;e; hurif) I. Downing on K-.s: University in the park in Iren; ut Mrs. Mores* nt?r in!errata* • avenue. They will probably he iter- hoiri*. The g»;i its hud Iteen re\\ . < it )j;rra nn'i ei s : ML» . B. several weeks, fl.iincn iln lit.-.. q;,r*. . . ‘irir.s ■i* f**nr| work ft, .... . .1 Tampa . -• *.«. 'OR the a: d n must .plessart afternoon v.a» SLEE P IN S U R A N C E S ., N rd visitors this wock. They ft.e ’LA Terror to MAsqultofs" |j.'.sc**.i sewing and chct'.iug unlit 5 gut sis at the Hotel Carnes. 72-tf o’clock tvb* n a delicious ice course \ it**«»r Clark, represetning the Air.. Id <.*i* quests Virgil Lee Smith who reeen'ly was served Globe Itelininr. Company of Lie ve­ juined the Quartennasten depart­ wery Mrs. Kmc t Gtdlowuy, Mi;is lanil spout several days in the city ment nt Jacksonville spent nnlv n Flossie Frank. Mr*. M Frank, Mrs thl* weekI few weeks I here ami hu- Steen order,-- Roy Bower. Mr". I'eni Mutt. Mrs. .Mrs. At l.ilju iit.H returned f ’ .irn a ed 1a Frtinre. He is the eldest son II. \\ . Herndon. Mr . H -i.ry Di.kts-r week* vi*il willi friends and of M . anti Mrs. Chas. Smith of ir.s, Mrs. Edward LaA«*. M/t. ifrelatives in West Florida unit it. Sa­ Park avenue. Ward. Mrs. \V. E. Watson. Mt*. vannahA. T. Rmute* ter is in the city for M. Lloyd. Mrs- Archie itotts, Mrs. M Hand. Miss I.etHi**. Mrs. .Mf<. o . W. Maine*?, v. t;o has a ft** days’ visit fr-rtn his farm a'. r been viriting he- ren. S< ■(*!!«• here to: tie* pim three week*, t»ft Tues­ ports that country as being on a Plane T uninc boom and tlie growers shipping plen­ day for her home. Wiiiic, Orlando. Sint* old Qual­ See our bargain counter !^-r spec­ ty of vegetables hut old Sanford ity, Priiu*. No extra fo* mileage. ial- 111 odd sins cf Regal -hoe*. s'ill looks good (<• hiinI t l- 2 'p Dr. D. C. ' Ward, Osteopathic Frtr**> $2.48 up. Sanford Sittie Si Physician. First National Bank Clothing Co. 77-tf T h ea tre Part) 64-tf •Mj -s Pim once Gregory,, who has Bldg., Phdne 330-W. Mis* KolhyL’t'ii Brady tlelightfully Sandy Anderson was the Santa entertained about fifteen girls of the been :he attractive guest cf Miss Ferr. Wr.rd for the part two weeks Claus that brought us iii some tlr.r- >aunger set on Monday evening with return'd to her horrue i t DcLand peppers yesterday, sent in by II. K a theatre part} 1*1 the Star Iheatrt* Squirts who knows our failing in thir yesterday. After the theatre they returned respect. The |»cppers a-** \ e* !«.’ge | t ttrll(l ,*s home w here dr.imx V,*. t . i'. .Vi Cult 1 *» f 'freshmen! s were served, ufte f ■ \I.it i- f# .:t f *• Ii .« It. 11", ilununr w:i!. enjoyed ir.t l a 1 • ) ' !*c :i tine pn<*.-. 1j.... lour. t* t ' r r * 1 1illJ. it. S. P ' liser, 1r:iveltn.. atiil fii*i,jh; Amun," ;h? uje*;s • wne Missr8 passenger agent of the A. C* L> Ry.# Fiorrnce Hor.t", Ethel Uinry, DorA. lefr lu­ W3*., in the city Wednerday. Mr. o*hy Mum pit, i iliit* > iiilnholae-, day :<:r f’ .tnp W mjV.i*,’ nfter •1 i>ri'.',' Prosser is ritv^- engaged in the immi­ Maud* Ivi'te V.T'himn Heim ilav*', i'e expects vi«i • v iiL/.'.ot-rt ’c!!:r. gration* and development depat-t- Sr.-a igi, . Winnie St pint. Marian ti>:l*...i I. .* ,'r .i-' /:*.”.*■ i • viithiu .rnent of the railroad and will *" , y. .*•*,. . !,i*. . M tig int) • :.i • ., *• • \ , 1 ir. closely identified with the furm.i:.* . . •die ’ You h< ep on ■ !-.. i ‘ Ht'isv *!ce, } r.l,0 : *,f :»>* ini crests of tiic stu!e. ifiiiut I : to e..y* Ilf.IT y • he 1: church h;iM euir deli S LE E P IN S U R A N C E ■n*ri- t*f* 1: l ’ i:r: • *, 0 1If.hoc a " A Terror to Mosquitoes.” 1 ’ *'llctl Il> K.t»il**-n.»ke *:!.'• no ... * « ■ of 72-tl J KrcddlA IP finer. Min of Mi* ui.d V. M. C- A- writing without a ll<h I’.-n■ . • • The public not i.-:i: utipi’ig cite- Mrs. Wm. Itcim’*^ ' ho live on Lake Tin At? French ought to accomplish • . ( . t 1 1■ . I 1 > .1... where ia invited and will ti ;<1 1 1i ;,i* •• v a* *hi:len b ■ u ruMl-unk** lo. ir. the lo.ig day* they have. f. 1n 1‘ . 1 > . , * v .. 1. \ ' 1* . r *. ..-cay T .erttm r ai 2 o’ clock and Well i art about talked out and both entertaining and protiiuble to ha- !■Y,.'* bt'ti.r'.s- <• rjrrcspend the evening hour ut the M* E. diet! vi hl.r .. I ' I f hour after livitg must write to Grover nnd Donald J ui.il>! Mb ,fc. . r ,1 #:■*! %[H »*ii H* ItitdJo it Snlshod Iii* y W . ^ church next Sunday. Ari ottjcyaido ■I'ruek. in ii ;■ Her ;r.r !*■ <’ u .* 1:11f ’*trt'a i.-. d 1 * schorl, nnd stepped Write often. Much love. service /.ag exercise, bogini’ing at J ■ K. i i ’j f >•. r'.Sf. Pr.: v ••J ii hi: (l-.:!lu**-i i-liw. E. M. Pope. *•• tight o'clock. ‘ Bee program i.i r.n Pau) II. Doqjey. city '*.* o.her column of tTti.j i*juv. the ■i y polict ' rce, wliilp tt- A. P. O. 13. ' • d : i'*: v » k.r i*i l timdirg •rirtt'd in the rhy* He lied bqtI ■v.nd I? » rr cim ii m i, lie 2nd M. Do’. ac'm vnt, We are glad to sre tbe Sr.:«fcru cj:t*- 1, ,'>*•!;■ ret tuned horn" , attei» ie riving a warm '/clerinv ir 'r . A. E ^ F ., Via New York. boys (ruin Camp W he.-ler on the the eiiwe rf rchool.fo,* Hie season, his many f.-irr.tlt In fit r ford. streets here this week. It looks like and had vetr- oat 'a> the yard to From A ( olorcil Soldier o li times to ;o .* ail t>f llu sc boy* « pick berrikii whi'n a*ruck, lie ran Sr.r fc.rtl lm.< sent rcire good tolorhome again 'alt tough they a;e in to hi* mother ne.yi.ig, "Mother, I tt;. cd tojclicr* **• *l;i* frent and Sanford uniform and arc Retting ready to go nnukebit," and died before the do.** 1* |trolt) o f them {md e pccts great overseas. Wc expect to hear :: ;pr>d . o „ n*!,,,.i * fror.t them while ll.ey are account of them when they tackle | __________ __ tightiti,: lor U::c!** Sa;*-.. The follow­ the Huns for they an* trained up t<> • Red Cron. Trutsfcr* ing letter from Charles Brower, son t ’io minute. f Rev. C. Brewer, parlor of St. Members . of Scrnir.oje County Benjamin Whitner left yesterday fur the Pluttsliurg camp where he Chapter A. R. C. leaving Seminole p.ijl'a Baptist {Ihureii of George­ will take training in the officers county to make their home elsewhere town allow 1 what he thinks of the school. Uc.ijnmin lias .mother year are requested »n notify the chapter at Florida University and while .he secretary, Mrs?. It. A. Terheun who jured by the government for more has practically oigned up with the will f ’.trnlnh the tranafe- card to that sixteen and a half billion dol­ government in the tesone corps membership la the now locality until lars It* the United States go\em­ they want him to finish hi* course the ex| iration of'tlie jiaid U|* annual inent. Up to the closo of business at the University first and then ho membership. Notice of Iciving will Monday night May 13, . 2,029,8SG will take liis plnce in Uncle Sam’a asai.tt the secretary in keeping a cor­ insurance applications, upggregaling rect list of mcwbartUp. • Member­ army. $16,663,614,000 h id been received Cow Peas— Brabham Root-Rust ship records arc reported monthly-to by the M ilitary ar.d Naval Division ivi.sion Resisting variety. Price ?4.76 bush­ the Southern Dividon Headquarter of the Buteau of War Risk Inturhence tlto nccer-*ity for keeping a cornnre. The average amount of i r J el. Chase & Co. FORM** ic<”. i * suram-c ap[ Fed for is 18,209, the to : h -.* fit; f it t in g maximum permitted by -law being U - n c ^ fo.S i I.Iinr n.tti -lailur J 10.000. Ori.'iit .0 utrii M r. In nti oi ou r war c city. Approximately 11,000 applica­ was a tt*iior : u i > 1 u*t :Iuirt- ir n»thi tions for government insurance are to e v il1doers ami had on? of ,thv hetter ctTd frr- nrkt with m t.e good being received drily. In the lasj b.jgh.cs-. and keener.', minis «"i to o.;r fighting rr.rn'and the nation two weeks 41,000,003,000 of Insur­ criminology that was in the r.aie. that*, cur rfidiers ami fialors Insur- ance wes written on tho lives cf , Charlie Carter liar many friontls ir ante. soldiers and sailors* This indicates for fall--Has the popular formjnnfjrd hot! they were ell glad to ■Thai the ir. n.hr:* .of the military that the r.nw men joining the Colors f e**ur*—Our stock o f n:;tf ra'*s! fcr«*c t f the United tre taking out government insur­ xee him again. . iARROWS It tboroiy rcpreseiv There will he a service of mut in I 3t.it*s for v h o v irehefit tin insur- ance. * tstlv, - You will find yout interest, ente-tnining as.well n?»de- i ’nct* ".s es'r.blished nre availing ‘ Brie .ad .Ue hfte,. . Men are being urged to irsurc im­ votionnl, patriotic and uplifting, n’. thomaiilux cf |t in snmetl ing tha, mediately upon enlistment, irtuiCOC CO.. • t ‘ie Methodist house of worship ail £ood Arroricms will rejoleo at. much as application must he nmdi More, that 2,000,000 members of within 120 days after joining the next Sunday night* • Tho occasion will be-the pieaentatlon of the aer- America's fighting forces arc now In­ serv e. * *>, * Try a Herald Want Ad Arrow C o lla r . JUST AS GOOD AS A NEW T IK E 1* the old tire that we repaired anti vulcanized for you at so little rmt. Bring us your damage^ tires nnd tubes ami we'll make them whole ajeuin by our vulcanizing proceas. You'll have better tires end better looking ones, too. Think it over. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Oak and 3rd St. . Sanford, Florida Hew Close to the Line With the Adz of . Frugality Divert a Portion I ____ - • Some states permit wrestling • of Yonr Earnings Each Pay Day To A Savings Account With this Bank and Have Something . to Show for .Your Labor �>- *»if N * ■FTX& r For Rent— For tho summer, (lat furnished or unfurnished. All modi ern conveniences, with Elder Spring Water 'right, garage, etc. At t ie Elder Spring residence. Phone No. .151 It. . 75-tf HOSPITALS MOVED COLLEENS WIN TO ESCAPE FLYERS AMERICAN TARS For Sale — Day-old chlx. ••Fine Purred flocks. 25 chicks and broody lien for $5.00. Good chance to start in the chicken business. F. N. 75-tf All Local Advertisements Under Purdy, Osteen, Fla. Attacks by Germans Cause Clos­ Every State in the Union to Boast of Irish Brides After ing of Many Institutions - the W ar. . f In France. ji CLASSIFIED A D V E R T ISIN G ■; r f i j Thla Heading THREE CENTS a For Sn!o at a Bargain— Market Line For Bach Insertion. Minimum refrigerator, meat bloHj, computing Charge 25 Cents. scales and L-uther's toots. P. 0 . Box 82, Mn answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask The Herald for Information asYo the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if we do wo ore not allowed to give out this Information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ structions In tho ad. p i ■ Oviedo, Fla. 75-8tp For Sale About (iOO liushels Irish potatoes. Car load or otherwise. Delivered to any part of the city, $1.25 bushel. F. O. n. $ t.00 per bushel. 'Nick Zernovon, Sanford. ■ • 78-10tp D I 1 1 : rH O N ’ T POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS HERALD PRINTING CO. Want Ads Bring Results EX -K IN G D O ES U S E F U L W ORK • , ■ , __ ______ , Manuel of Portugal Now Director of School for the Re-education of Maimed Soldiers. 2 KILLED IN HARVARD UNIT CUPID BUSY AT NAVAL BASE Kenneth Oaiton Telia of Terror and Ruin Brought on by the Raider*— Exciting Experiences Among Red Croie Workers. New York.—During tho recent fight­ ing on tho western frapt tho Retl Cross For Sale— Good paying business has been experiencing considerable in first class locution in Sanford. difficulty In carrying on IJb work Im­ 7.1-tfq 22.1 First St. mediately behind the lines because of For Sale— L. C. Smith type- the attacks by German airmen on the hospitals, according to a letter from Herald writer in good condition. FOR SALE Kenneth Gaston, son o f Mrs. L. I*. 73-tf Office. Gaston of Somerville, N. J-, who Is a For Sale—One Runshout Ford Sale—Sweet potato vine#, member o f the Harvard unit. In tho body complete. J. If. Hussey, P. O. Imuiedlnto . neighborhood where they Rico variety. At the Byers are working, he said, It was necessary Box 12.13 Sanford. 80-tf Beardall Ave. For prices sec to close five hospital# within a week Crenshaw, Sanford, Fla. S. C. White Logliornc, ii^nt weeks and they were llnnlly driven to estab­ 7 1 -lltc lish themselves In the woods. A teller old pallets and rock. * 1‘ . y-c ' Y **! from Mr. Gaston to fils mother fol­ hens and cork-', and * yea.' old Duroc pigs for sale. Rex Packard, lows : * breeders for r-alc. F : le, hctl hy 7-l-tf West Side. "As you see, we have .moved. Wo ittock, b;cJ from C.'i.oe , Voting had to. The tdght after I last wrote ami Ferri- - m ins. .Southern O aks For Sale.—Ten acres hammock you our hospital wu# raided fiercely. Farm erprisc r la. Pod: 1 nd on Cameron avenue, right in For three hours aviator# were over us 80-2lp * ip heart of the celery delta. T-Uis all the time, shooting or dropping f inn joins railroad loading station, bombs. Two surgeon# were killed and For Sale—-Ju>t in. a new lot , f 'i hree acres cleared. Must lie sold JJve more were wounded, two of tho Miami trailers. Sanford M: . liiue & t i close an estate; I f interested big tent# riddled, sumo small tents 77-tf Garage Co. Owosso, blown up, big hole# put In tho roads— J. McDannel, x rite F. altogether It was a complete. Job. 53-tfc Michigan. For 3rIc-<-A Ford loti trueI; ;,iih ——It ended all usefulness of-th e-vil­ J lu ly i 'in,i>lde.___AlLnua: 1y no‘v—hwt- — Fnr- 5ate Large farm horse, also lage. foe. next day orders came to iheaji. Sanford Miicl.ii*. • A Gura ;t I *avy wagon, only used short time, evacuate the entire village, hospltnl*, 77-! f Co. i u|uire I. E. Tcrwilliger, 709 Oak depots, barracks, and nil.* .W e nnd the *t hrnncnrdler# had to stay on two iilght* 07-tf •enue more while the hospital was lakvst For Snir Gentle «!• r.l.cy • ilh down, and carted away. We didn't For Sale at Sanford h baby coll. A Lo two >»-nr old -• relish these nights much. Launch. ’ ,\lo lj 11* vn Route \, col;. Both dirl cheap. "The first night after supper every­ ..... Cost S’ "''! 77-tfc Box 220. body trailed out Into I lit- Held* carry­ h J :< o ing their blankets. Some slept under For Sale- Une jinir black mure Model Auburn Chummy haystacks, some In trenches, a few muhw. Good condition. At reasonCa»h $1250. went to a fort nearby anil slept In the able nricc. See M Klcb cl:, r. 7:;-tf (leu A. f»e ammunition room $<> feet underground. By the time the big harvest moon rose h jr S.i.c —.*,cvc ,te,-i. hrad of hog?. FOR K ENT there wasn't a sign of life. Keg. D a.<>c .male, puio i,, Campaign Against Hospitals. sell for half pri-e. Lire colt 2 re -Tw o furnislied rooms for rent for “ The second night four of u# stnycl In the tent. I let my bed down on the old ready for service. i he best -me iti'lii housekeeping. Over 5 mid* 1 7l-2tp ground and we built a barricade <>f you ever looked a*. Lome an ! ,< Cent S lo p . Umber# to keep off small eclats, then them. Oak Valley Farm, Sorr o > . Tw t , room.light went to bed early and got to sleep be­ F or Kent Ha. fore the visitors arrived. That night 2 Laurel loUM-keeping. they made special visit# to the two hospitals to which we evacuated our For Rent On West Side near ice badly wounded of Severn! night# before, plant, cottage of four morns. Mrs. and as a result one of them bad to be closed. They seem lo be currying on a A. K. Berg. Phone '80-2tp special campaign against hospitals, Furnished' Rooms by Day, Week five In this Immediate neighborhood or Month — Park avenue Flat, IOfH" hove been closed within a week. "W o drove In convoy to our new North Purl; avenue, over L. R. I’ hilquarters. As u convoy we are quite Ips Jt C ». drug store Mrs. C. C. Imposing, first the stnfT ear. then 20 Hart, manager. , 30-tf iiniliiiliinees, iui enormous true!; ullh a kitchen trailer, a camion, a rondoll.! . < TItnet le, ii ad tin, French staff ear. We 1 r.to ti­ drove uhtilll 20 miles, jiliuost parallel '\ St-'111. •t • el to the front, so thill we ure still about Du Bore. II. c. 15 kilometers from the.llfics, but *ive 68-tf are lu a big forest very well concealed. I knr Ihr ln«lrumrnl« for For Rent—Three cilice room# There Is no ^liellfire at that distance drlertmlnlnf and Ike (ittHSCS for In tills sector, and the aviator# have nimtlini any and all drfrrU of »k fronting on First street. Most de­ little chance to see anything. n». N O M A T T Kit i h r fialurr of your sirable o(fives in city. Several other “ This aerial raiding business as­ tm*r. If j f i L. I HHKN d«* m»l Mill ( good ollice rooms in -same building. sume# big proportions. »»« prrfrrtlj1, rati on mr We pa##ed Vow, II ,t Speer. 2.7-tfc llirnugh'a town on our way here where I M any r j r l hat rr*pon«|* In tigM 1*^0 bombs bad been dropped lo one '>«•! *n ln»M*"l |urail fur runsuliillun W ANTED night. and ad* If *" I f they bit on soft ground they are i • •» .<•• Tag Found Tag No. comparatively harmless for they pene­ . 7-M-Ha. Owner c;.n have satin- trate ten feet or more and blow out a UR. E. S. II 0 F F M A N calling at the a (lice and paying hole like a well, straight up Into the od'i'u.fr-urrii'iAS dir, ..hi, advertisement. HO-2 c as Wr.l ( hurth HI. Orlando, Florid* "But the eclats of the bomb# arc sumII, rarely more than an inch nr Wanted A hr. nit* with good fam­ two long, while a big shell will burst ily h].- white girl. Wltl do j, -ncr.il Into Jagged pieces two nnd three feet h -irevvcrl: for reasonable wage#. long that will cut clean through a Address Box 321 If. A. * 79-tf.house. The dope Is to pick out n spot lu soft ground nnd get fiat on the MirWanted— Cash Grocery. Cash Write it on Your Cuff! fuce, then only n direct hit cun get prices. A sure suer-o«s for a live you, nnd there Isn't u chance lu u mil­ Jot it Down in the mull. Corner Sanford avenue uml lion o f that. Fourth street. Store room nil fixed. is ra l-p .T u n Was Funny 8lghL Rent reasonable. Sen. or write to “ Last night the mechanic, Ed An­ ('. H. Letliec. 73:tf M EM O BO O K thony, nt|d I were hulldlng an ithrlx lu the woods, for they ure always nice to have around, when suddenly three homhs went off Just below us, on the Far Msnt.rr L rililtliir road. At the first one Ed dropped his To I tie l>»morr»tlc Vutar* nt Srmlnol* Co.i I h,r,hy «iinnunr, my candid*;* lor rap* pick and tare through the woods like rcrnlmtlvr In tho non Florida lr»l-litur. n startled deer, hurdling trees nnd div­ Irom .Somlnulo ruutny. aubjrrt to tha damnrrallr primary to ba hold Juno llh ot thl» ing through hushes like ii wild man. yoar, and Invito your cnnrldrrallon got my There was no place to run to so 1 ■lualidcalloni. _ crawled under a ledge and waited. . Rat port fully. J. J. 1 M C K IN 8 0 N . "A minute Inter three more went off, and then I heard a wild rush, and Ed LaitaFrank L. Woodruff Anaounro* t (-time tearing hack through the woods, latura T o tha Votara ol Komlnolo Co.i all out of hreath, hut sprinting bis I boc to announra that I am a candldata (or ra-tloctloo to tho houta nl roprosonla. hardest. lie was so funny that I for­ t l o u l r o m Homlnola county. Ilaving ttrord got all about the bombs—he wears r ou in lhat raparitV In tha oortloa ot I * IT mutton chop whiskers, loose knee loci I am prmrarrd to' il v o you battar »rr*!ra (n 1919. f do not knov ol any roatnn pants wtih bare logs, nnd he had his • hy you ahould not flva ma a' tocond Irn t, • hfck hat alwayt boon accorded all ropra- tin hat crammed, way down over his The ideal way to make •entatlyrt In lha pait. 1 tulty appraclata ears, nnd the expression on his fnce I ho high hohor pall.m e by cloellng mo In was that of n man whu ha# given tip memoranda and carry infor­ ISIS an>l I ha to rndoavorod at all tlmo, to look altar tho Inlerrtn ol tho nonnto o( all hope, tail Intends to fight desper­ mation that you need fre­ Samlnola county and the ttale ol Florida ately to the end. I hope 1 have not (ailed to (ulflll your ex. quently. Covers last for port alinnt and I trutt you trill tee your "I laughed until I was weak. When • ay rlrar t<| give me a eorond term. Again years. Sheets can be obtained thanking you lor the many Incur* bellowed he saw* me he stopped, struggled for on mo In the pait . I promise that t will breath, swallowed n lump In his throat anytime, ruled itbeht^Wles. be tilthtul to the trutt Imposed In ma. nud said huskily, *1 think they're de­ Youra very truly, Bound in Handsome Dura­ FRANK L. WOODRUFF. parts, don't youT As a matter o f fact, ble Black Morocco, with Red they wore neither bombs nor depart#, For County Cammtaatonrr but some defective hjiml grenades (lint Leather Index that enables I hereby announra myaell a candidate (oc Coun­ were unsafe for shipment and wore ty Comm Inntoner (or tba ftth DUtrict ol Seminole you to find what you want in* ( ounty, auhject to action ot tha Damocnllc. purposely exploded by tho munitions Primary ol June 41b, and eotkit the trotea ill ai| stoutly. llemocratlr. My platform U a aauan deal to al( workers. "Glad the Italians are proving some­ llorpoct/ully ■ K. II. K1LOEE thing at last. These drives will give tho Germnn people food for thought Pfcane 148 Sanford, Florida during'the winter—about all the food they'll je t," Lei Me Examine Your Eyes i , ■ THE SANFORD HERALD I I . .. m PAGE SIX . Brlgld O'Rourke, Descendant of King, Wede a Rancher From ColoradoRecord for Love at First Sight Qoes to 8 eamin. _# Base American Flotilla In British Waters.—Every part of the United Btntes has .supplied n hero In love ro­ mances Hint have culminated In happy mnrrlngcs between American bluejack­ ets nnd hlue-cycd inShThaldens since the arrival of the American destroyer forces In (ho south o f Ireland. A fter the war. every part o f tho United Stales from Maine to Califor­ nia and from the grent Inkes to Flor­ ida will IkiiisI o f nn Irish brtdo who wns wooed nnd won In her native land by nn American sftllor. „ A I1 of tho brides ure looking forward to that happy dny xvhen they will nee whnt Ibelr husbands so proudly prortnlm ns “ God’s country." Already the American sailor hn# supplied hi# Irish bride with nil necessary documents to* establish her Identity ns an American, and some have even had their properly In Hie United States transferred to their wives ns n precaution In case llicy lose their lives for tholr country. Rancher Weds Irish Maid. There I# .the marriage of u former raneltMHin,—Bert—Attoiffli ^ s -■Drlgldi I'Butirko, whose family descend# from an Irish king of that mime. Adam#, who Is n boilermaker on one of the de­ stroyer#, hnlls fronn Hugo, Colo. lie Is now- arranging hr have his ranch In Colorado deeded to 111# wife a# n pre­ caution In the event o f hi# being tor­ pedoed. His wife’s relatives live In llruee. County Limerick, and there 1# plenty of anecdote connected with the family's relation to the O'Rourkes of kingly fame. "I don't know anything about ranch­ ing," Mrs. Adams told Hre Associated I'rrss correspondent, "but I am pre­ paring myself for the fair land Bert has told me so much about by studying n history of Colorado." Then there Is the rase of Mary llldge, ..... I waitress nt the lending ho­ led here, who lost her lieacl.to Ilurland 0 , llltchle, a miirldnlst's mate, first class, of Allston, Mass. Slo- wns one of Hw> most popular gtrls In town. The dining room over which she presided Is out of hounds lo enlisted inch, hut llltohlr contrived to see her while she was off duty. They knew, enrh other for four months before Mr. Illtetile led her to the nllnr of the vlllnge rllureh. But the record for love tit first sight among the Americans belongs to a young scnmiin. Paul Vulnehovlc b y ; iinme. who u-rd lo work In the inn* rhtne -Imp of Hie tiem-rnl Electric com­ pany at Srlie||i-i-|iii|y, N. V. He fell III love Hie first day he stepped nshore here, from the destroyer. Ada Jones, it Cork girl, wns the object o f Cupid's dart.* A fter the war Ynlnchnvlc Is go­ ing to taki* her bark with'him In that thriving rlty In New York. A few. o f Hie Americans first met llielr wives on v'.«!t# to Knehiiid. Charles Hannon Coblti of fhiirh'sion, S. <\, fell III line oil the beautiful 1'ornidi rlvlero with Ada tillberl. a widow of twenty-four, whose home was In I'lyiiuiiif111 Another English bride I# Nora Elizabeth Kill, who was married to Joseph \V. Hlglifiotd o f Des Mollies, Inwn Cupid Busy at Naval Base. But H ie' majority of the Americana married Irish girls who lived In the vi­ cinity o f the Atncrlnm naval base and whom they met at the dance liutl or roller skilling rink. Thu# Doris Fran­ cis Phillips Is now Mrs. I asi Vincent Flavfll o f Hanover, Mass., nnd Mary Ellen Sullivan |ia# become Hie wife of Thntnn# A. Hnlscld of Mount Carmel, 1’a. A fter Hie war Mary O'Keefe, wlm became the wlfwof Edward Turner,! expects to desert the trying ell mate of southern Ireland fur Hint of s*ni ny Sun Jose, C.il„ whirl 1# her husband's Iinme. William Spaulding of Del-nnd. Fla., bus married Ester Allen, while Oral K. Cox of loin, Kan# won the j hand of I’hyDls Rose Rogers, Among others of the American sail­ ors who hnvo taken to themselves ii ' ' wife over here are Benjamin .T. Moore of Dnllns, Tex.; Ebert It. Blcklnghnni of l'ensncoln, Fin.; Ilnrry E. Holder of Denver, Colo., nnd Mlchncl J. Della Rooo of Schenectady, N. Y. And Hie list gives tiromlso of growing stcadllv * (St • • *. VT75£'?"'‘ n'/ ‘V Oiparlmi til •( Iht Inlnlar ll. H. Land nnirt Si (ialnrMilU, FI*. April 20th UH8. Notlrr i* hrr*h>- rtvrtt «hit William C, Holiday rt Wvklwa, >1* who on May 15, 1913, mail* llomr»lr»il Kntiy. Nn n11761 Inf K*j "I N W *( *ni) NK l| -*>( SW*,. frr ! lion I. To* nthlp 20 S. Km,, 29 K. T»lla , h*>vr Mrrldsn hi* (Slrd nolle, ot loirnllun ! In malk, Thrr,-y,ar I'rnot. to ratahllih rl»lm to *1r 1*0.1 rl < o (Ixoibol |.,(.ir. t'l-rV elrr u l i >"our t . k t » r I. n! I I , . <>n i!-r I t h d » y ol Juo,. .1-JI n * r.amn *■ •lto,-r,ii W. I), nilman ol W.Hwa. Fla. * EhlnYrlpp*n ot IV,Vlwa Fla. Atlhur Wallar, altar, >t \V,Llwn. Fla Alt In N,*niinh I W,Vlwa. Fla. Uohrrt W. I>ati*. H-Ftl a Tu,,-ICle llrclitrr. SEND YOUR BOY TO CAMP SAPPHIRE, N. C. Mouataln Ultra, wain aSwU; (tan arrr takr, *4i ranarw. H(kl raw boat*. doaUaf raTt, atria* baarda, rhul,, alhltlln af all klada (aln* Ira­ ni* t aorta) tataria* la ail aobjrcta, military fra. turn. SIilh araaaa 1*1; 1 lo Awg. IS. Far ratal**a, writ* D. M a t , llrraard, 3# ( , Laaan St. JachaoatUk, FlarMo. Boy ally has FiifTored much In the present war, even nt the hnmbi hf II# friends. When the Interallied -confer­ ence In the Interest of permanently disabled soldier# was concluded lu Paris, n party o f delegates Journeyed to England to Inspect Hie great schools established there for tho re-education o f men maimed In bnttle. One of thesu schools In pnrtlrulnr oxctlcd the visi­ tors' admiration 1)1*00050 o f Its mar­ velous equipment nnd seemingly per­ fect management. Tills wns all Hie moro-remnrknlde because the dlrertor of the srhool wqs n very young man. So much Impressed were the visitors Bin* before leaving they waited upon nie^youlhful dlrertor nnd fairly idiowcred him-with praise. "It Is both a great responsibility nnd n high lionor to you, sir," said their spokesman, a dlstlnpilshod French sci­ entist, "to hrivo been placed at your ago nt the head o f so Important a school." " I ngree with you. Doctor --------, but In times past I bnvo bad occasion to direct matters even more Important than Hi esc," replied Hie young man. who wns none other thnn tho cx-KIng Manuel of Portugal. ; * * • .' * . ;'*.?■» -* ‘ J*,4-4 , T•1<’. - r * ' .. ,r* ii2 -___________- M i j SI, 1918 Tibet History Lost Tho history o f Tibet Is lost In th* obscurity of the long ago, for Its cus­ toms date back to the morning of the world. Its people come from the an­ cient nges, and It Is only known that they belong to the Tlbeto-Indo-Chlnese branch o f Keene’s Homo Mongollcus. Singing Requires Strength. Students ahould remember lhat singIng right requires great physical strength, observes n voenl teacher. The Into Madame Nonllcn remarked that It required the training o f o prlro fighter. The human race Is* not physlcnlly as strong ns It wns n hundred years ago. Tho abdominal muscles seem to have sulTcred the grenlest relapse, hence Hie scarcity of rcnlly grout singers. In singing more thnn In anything else It 1# the "survival o f'th e fittest.'" F E N O LE h a s M atty Uses— N ow L isten ! I-KN'OLE i- primarily a Imu-cImM •pm ’ -, a ti--ail hut < t Uoachcj*, Mosquitoes. I’t‘(jl>ug>, Mollis, i lii»s, Am;-- nml oth • insect p.1#!.-. , T H A T IS N O T A L L , I ’cnolc* t-p-avtrl h lie chicken coop--, i |mjj kennel, and oilier u Jt- u ■ . vx ill km ck ;h very “ tlitylijfhu" out of I I -a., I ice, and M ile . Am i a t: ixlure of iquid parts Fenole and 1nrd applied in chickens liotul will cure Sner head in remarkably slm-; lim : a it mil.a* "lif >av " f**j -irk, m *' -heat'f'l fmv! latjle or m ; ll. Sold in Quarts, Halves and (inlhuis Hy F E R N A IJ ) HARDWAUF. CO. and IIM.I, H A R U W A R K CO. FENOLE CHEMICAL COMPANY, Manufacturers, Jacksonville, Fla. GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY WILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments Are the Best n American Standard 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 Kfcratol— flexible limp cover, embossed back bands, round comers, Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed American Flag In colors on the outside front cover. Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x 4 # Inches and just X A an inch thick. Type is plain- and clear — selfpronouncing. The Four Great American Hymns are printed end bound with this Sailors end Soldiers Testament. HELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN This Sailors and SoMitfr Testament, neatly packed, ready for mailing, given with a years sub­ scription to.the Sahford Herald for..L. $2.50 -— T- TRY A HERALD WANT AD 17* • orimTusiry In~ rolaniTnfteF (tic war , also the organisation o f technical cdu’.*. cation. Special aectlons dealt with architecture, mechanics, chemistry electricity, nnd economics. It was decided to found, a Polish asoodatlon of engineers nnd technicians in nussln, wllh branches In the prindpnl Industrial centers, nnd also lo undertake tho publication o (,a hiweekly »hcct that ahould become tho organ o f Iho society. Among tjio rcsolutlons adopted was ono relntlngTdThe ‘ future economic development of I’ o- . land. Congress of Pollah Tcchnlctana. * The Polish engineers and technicians now residing In Ilitssln held n congress Canadian Forests. nt Moscow recently, nt which 2S5 per­ The extent of Cnnndn's -woodlands sons were present. The program con­ sisted of general discussions concern­ md forests 1# said to exceed SfiTi.OOi),. ing tho rcluihllUntlun anil ileveiopment too arr- i. <L ■ ■- * ^r-T!\YX!m. L-r*-^ f * * jT . # . V =v> -► : ‘ ‘ ^’.v ^ ^ * yv �7<p>: • f-n < ■ . PAGE SEVEN May 31 I * 1* * :r .U i « R O T - SUBMARINES NOW TIME •: • r r jf Heavy yields of hl|h claw products are neccssary to briny a big net profit to the grower.- The banner record for inch retails has been held for ■ (be last quarter-century by • Ideal Fertilizers PRACTICE FIGHT Aotlvity of Destroyer Convoys Is Diary Exposes Carelessness of Teuton Gunners With Their Producing Most Satisfac­ Own Men. to ry Results. S MOST EFFECTIVE WEAPON REHEARSE FOR BIO BATTLES • Send for our Free Books on all commercial crops,of Florida; also our Spray Catalogue. Special adrice gladly given. » Diaries Taken From Captured U-Boat Commanders Furnish Documentary Evidence of Effectiveness of De­ stroyer's Perfect Convoy Work. • Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., Realism Carried to tho Extrcmo by Germane In Preparing for Trial of New Strategy—Saye Human Strength le Powerless. " 0 With the French Armies.— It Is now pretty well known that, both .the French nnd Germans frequently re­ hearse their battles, under conditions as rt-ullstlc as posslblo on specially prepared maneuver grounds. But, whereas the French on these occasions tako great care that no men shall bq Injured, tho, Germans bnvo carried realism to such a point thnt each exer­ cise of this kind costs Uicm a number of wounded. Tho fact Is attested by the following extract from the note­ book or a Gerrann of tho 218lh regi­ ment of Infantry: "The exercise wns to represent a new- method of attack used by tho French, and wns to tnko’ placo on tho 21st, In the presence of the duke of Wucrttemberg, and other personages. “ On the 17th our artillery regulated' Its Are preparatory to tho exercise." Msn Wounded In Drill. “ On the 21st we were put In plnco. nt 8 :ir> u. m. From 0:30 to 10:30 the artillery nnd tho trench mortars flred. We were given each flfty explosive cartridges, while tlio men of the flrat and second waves were, given, curb, respectively, six nnd two louded gren­ ades. Kroln the stnrt, during the fir­ ing of the trench mortars, men were wounded hy splinters. At 10:30 the business hi-gun, und toward 1:30 p. m. our companies were assembled for tho goose step parade on the IlochwnlschWnlderystni rond. This parade also took place before the iluko of Wuerltcuihcrg. Tho exercise, It 'appears, sntlsfli-d tlii-SA* gentlemen entirely. So (i It will not he long now before we. m eti , ter Into the hell. Unhappily, sev>«*rnl men were wounded, ong seriously. !• to -Ht*e cxerclxo «*f this .Is -really , .sad .... -----liltul Cltrrleil out with rt-nl artillery un-l trem-h morljirs. Asl.le from the Baeo o f the American Flotilla In British Waters.—Dlarlca tnken from Mfrs. Ideal Fertilizers. IlD E A ld captured U-boat commanders furnleb Tumuia documentary evidence, that the doJacksonville, Fla. |"’UC*»TOO*lS| stroycr Is the most effective of present 'ununsco weapons agolnst the submarine. 1J*v*X4wn4tA*' “ Avoided destroyer” Is the oft-repeated •entry. In fact, these logs show con­ clusively that the submarines are hav­ ing a bard time of It. ;The result of the destroyer activity during the last four weeks bns been not only a decrcaso In* casualties of W c make a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage merchant ships but also a still more satisfactory Increaso In the number of Batteries of all makes. Alsft/rcpair Magnetos, Generators and submnrtnes sunk. • * Starters. Bring your Electrical Troubles to us. Convoying as an Offensive. The convoying o f merchantmen hns Give Us A Trial now reached a stage almost of perfeo Uon, after mnny months* work In train­ ing both the ofllccrs of merchant ships and tho personnel of the patrol flotil­ 203 Oak Ave. L. A. Rcnaud, Prop. Phone 189 las. While systematic convoying was undertaken primarily as a defensive measure, tt has now developed that carry out tne rood A d m in istra tio n pro­ convoying Is at the same time the best gram. In nccorilnnce with till* order offensive measure yet devised against we will not sell any whent flour except the U-bont.where the purchaser buys nn equal The offensive side of convoying rony weight of one or inoro of the following. best ho shown—by an Illustration: s greater uso of which In tlio honii When n« submarine trli-H to torpedo a will save wheat: convoyed' ship—ns submarine* ore nowe«* "Cornmcnl, corn flour, edltdo com compelled to do owing to the Infre­ SIGN P L E D G E TO CARRY OUT starch, hominy, corn grits, tinrley flour quency of uneonvoyed shipping—there potnto flour, sweat potnto flour, so) is always n destroyer on the scene, and FO O D ADM INISTRATION bean flour, feteritn flour and meals the chances of tho destroyer's “ get­ rl^e, rice flour, oatmeal, rolled oats nml ting” Hint particular submarine are PROGRAM. buckwheat flour. ' correspondingly Increased. The wnke Another exception “ r C P l , l m . le « than ^ *> torpedo .« generally seen hy the tng mixed . ^ f l i l Jiaeh “ | d e s t r o y s lookout*. ..nil It given n e ntto fw h e a flour, which mny | ^ on (||i, ,llr,.ctlon wh,.r,. POST CARDS IN -S T O R E S . 50 per cen gooil tie sold without substitutes. Itetullers. submarine l« lying. The destroyer Im­ however, tiro forbidden to sell mixed) mediately steers a course Hill M'eed Explain New Wheat Ruling to flours containing more thnn BO per In the line shown hy the wake of the c e n t of wheat flour to any person tin torpedo nml drops repeated depth Thousands of Customers— In­ lyKS the amount of whent flour suhstl- charges along this course. tutcs sold Is sufllclent to make the to In n considerable proportion of ease* sures Greater Food Saving. tat amount of substltutm. Including this proves ••fferllve. for these dipth those mixed In flours, equal to the to charges cnii-o- serious commotion over Grocers of the nation have neceptcil tut aiiiouul to wheat flour in the mixed n coii-dderalde radius. rnthuslnstlcnlly the 50-50 bnsls for tlio flour. For Instance. If any iiiIxamI flour Surface Signs May De Missing. ts purchased containing 00 per rent |nmlmsL> of wheat Hour mu! nro doing Tincorrespondent wits told <-f three wheat flour and !<> per rent, substi­ their utmost to explnln tlio now regu- tutes tt Is ncreasnry that an nddltb-mil ^nsi-s In the lis*»t fortnight In which latloti to tlio housewife. This ruling hy '20 per relit of substitutes lie pur sutiinnrln.-s w*-n- thus «l»--«tT**>*-•!. In the U. S. KakjiI Administration requires chased, This hrliu;* li t<> the hnsls o f , many Instiini os. no thuihi. s'uhmiirlnev each purchnser of whent flour to buy olio pound of suhstltuU-s for each nr<- th-slr<>yi-tl wilhoiH any vUlhle lu.llcntloii 11hovw fhe wnii-r **f llu-lr less. one pguiul of cereal substitute, oirn pound of whent flour. Still others are Imilly crlpplftl, nH In A special exemption may he granted klml or assorted, for every ppund o| upon application In the rase of special­ Hit- nt ««. of the thiningeil flrrititin Uwheat flour. It was necessary to rely prepared Infants' nml Invalids' food honl wlileh wns recently Interned In strict the uso of wheat flour In order containing flour whero tlio necessity Is Fpuln. thut the allies uud our lighting forces Another stihninrlue-wlileh will never shown. abroad might he assareil of nn ndi*return t<- Cermotiv wits Mink vtoh-r p> • Some mlsimtlerstnntllnK »«•<•»>* os (jtiale supply of uht-ut to meet their time hJ-* tat on the part of eoiiauiiiern In hh-huiii . till .r 1 lreum-<liilie*-s it eh-.rl............ vital .....Is. This supply must conn* ,nc with the purchase of when. ThU I-ho.,I ............. I .. ................ frt.tu our savings hem use we have atflour one must coltflite the uihlltlonnl from lie- I tilted State*. It Ir extreme­ rrmlj*sent our iioruial surplus. ly into lee nml im-uife to lire b tor|ti-th» 50 |»cr cent, imrchnse to one of the Wheat saving pledge cards were fo r substitutes. This Is not the case. Ono ut such close range, but the U-boats warded hy the Komi Administration to must tnke their Inrgqts ns they get mny select from the entire range of all retail food merchants, and these them these days. The torjudood ship substitutes a sufficient amount o f each are bt-ing signed and posted In stores to tiring tho tntnl weight of nil suhsll- wns Iondi-tl wjth a cargo of heavy war material and the exploslmi v.-ns so for­ throughout the country. This card lules equal lo tho weight of the when! stales. "W e pledge ugrsulvaa JoiflUy 1° flour purchased. For Instance.-If n cible I lint It blew- it lurgo Jileee of heavy material through the fli*ek of lh<ptirchnsc of 21 pounds of wheat flour ship anil dfoppetl ll mi the ouhiaarlmIs mtitle s range of substl.tulos may he ns the laller was submerging. The loin too Lit STORAGE BATTERIES Sanford Battery Service Co. GROCERS HELP — IN 50-50 PLAN J. H. BUSSEY ^ C o ra m ra / r'poun .ls'/corn grits, * siumls; r i c e , d iM.umls: huckwh.-nl. 2 pounds.............. pounds: corn slnrclt. t pound; hominy. 2 pounds; rolled onls. 3 pound*. _ Theso suhstltules inay bo ,used In the following manner: Com meal. 8 Pound*.-Corn bread, no flour; corn muffins or spoon brand, one-fourth flour or one-third rlco or one-third hominy; 20 per cent suhstl tutes In whole brand. Corn Starch, p- Pound.—-Thickening gravy, making custard, one-third sub­ stitute In cako. * Corn Grits. 4 Pounds.-! rlcd like Old False Teeth Wanled-Don’ l Matter mush, used with meal In making conf If Ilrokcn We pay up to 15 dollars jx-r set. Also brRolied Onts. 3 Pounds.—One-fourth cash for Old Gold, Silver anti brokcru|g|( to oiie-thlnl substitutes In brand, one Jt tu-lry. Check sent hy return mufWL nir auhstltuto In muffins; tiranUfnst Good* held 10 dnys for sender’s approv­ porridge, use freely: oatmeal cookies al of our offer. Mazer's Tooth Sjteeialsoup. ty. Dent. A, 2007 S. 5th S t„ Philadel­ oatmeal Buckwheat Hour. 2 Pounda.—Onephia, I’a. fourth substitute In hrentl. huckwhent cfik^u, llomlny. 2 Pounds.-Bolled for din­ ner. baked for dinner, with cheese Highest Cash Price Paid for A l l Kinds o f Empty Sacks. Drop a Card and I Will Call lllce, I Pounds.y-One-fourth suh*Mrate In whent hrentl. one-third suhstllute In com brand, bolletl for dinner a hrentl cut), n" « l,r‘ ^ fnM f,M,'‘ ' thicken soup*, rlre ptld-llng Instead of rake or |»le. rice hatter rakes. Several grocers have slated that their customers who strictly the 11 whontlrss meals each week And It necessary m buy substitutes In nd ,11,Ion to those ordered under the r^.-iu°i^ confusion has resulted on thn purt of the consumer In construing this “ 50-50'' ruling to mean thnt nn equal amount In value of substitutes must ho purchased with wheat flour This is a mistaken Idea. The nil ng ■tates that the consumer In purcbsslng flour nh.ll “ buy at an e q u o l w s l g h t of other cereals. One exception to this ruling Is corn ceralng graham flour and whole w he^ flour, which msy be sold at the ratll of three pounds to five poupds d wheat flour. T h is prorW on I. because approximately 25 more of the wheat berhy ts used In tht manufacture of these flours than tUndard wheat floor. > T k l j j .! M ■ • » V ** i/V- J‘ * fa»*t lllilt Mt CUSlH a RffHt ,An old hen has.a much larger liver than you In proportion tp weight or food eaten. Then it follows that they get bilious just like you do. They are grouchy, cross/ unhappy. Start the liver and make her happy. Then she will lay eggs all th e winter. Come und get a package of B ..A . Thomas Poultry Powder. Feed it occasionally. See your hens perk up— hear them sing—look for eggs. Your money back if i t . fails. L. Alien Seed Co., Sanford, Fla. 73-tfc Marketing Hogs Bents burying them. Steve Hoover, M t. Pleasant, Iowa, writes, “ Com­ menced feeding my herd of about 100 hogs B. A. Thomas' Hog Pow­ der over two months ago. Fifty were sick and off feed.. Nearbyherd* had cholera. 1 d id ,n o t lose One— they are. > p ll and growing fast.” Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Fin. 73-tfc LEGAL ADVERTISING of I t i a hop 6neex« Breaks Qlasses. Rochester, N. Y.—Dr. D. J. CorriguO of Webster Is In St. Mary's hospital, where effort* are ‘being made' to wurq the sight of one of his eyes. He was returning home from Fulrport early In the night when, In sneezing, his face came In contact with the steer­ ing wheel o f the nutamohllo he was driving. ' Hla eyeglasses were broken and n piece o f glass entered the ey»: ball/ NOTICE Seminole County, Florida. • * •- la hertby given that until 2 o'clock In afternoon of June Sth, ISIS, the Hoard Public Ipitrurtlon for Ih* county of Set laole, state ot Florida, will, at Ih* oOce the Superintendent of Public laatnictloa, Court House, Sanford, Florida receive sealed proposals for th* furnishing ot materials for and th* erection of a certain school house al Lake Monroe, Fla., according to plana and specifications ot F. If. Trimble, Archltact. Plane may be had upon application Superintendent or Arcthltect after May 1919. which application reuit’. b* be accompa a certified check (or flO.OQ, which .led. 'with . ................................... „ _____ will bo returned.to applicant whoa th* plant and specifications are returned to Siiporntendent or Architect la good condition. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check mad* payabl* to tha board In th* sum of <200.00. All such checks will be returned, rieept that of the -jucrtsifultiidJar, %blab aeiH-be fartdmntlt surb bidder haa •atDfactorily eteculed a contract and bund required by the board: In th* avent the aurreaatu! bidder falls or refuses to tie cute satlafartory contract and band within ten ^day* after aa-atia nutlr*w «a( of at acceptance of UIW* bid. “J ■*»*-! l r|M a III r «i| Monrr llrlra. (i ral ) County. Floridi. My K. f: . F o r a U r . C h a i r m a n . .Man: Nolirr la hrrchy fivtn that William Jirulu it tuirrhaarr *»f T n O fllllfil^ No, AMral T W l.a • 14«t rrrs-l ary. CIT7. tlalrtl thr tth tla) t.f Junr. A l» |9fil 77-Frl 1t*Turs .^ai'l crrtihr atr rmliran* thr fnlloRa inc «lra |f r11••-*t i t r r t > situatr«l in Srrninulr county. Moritla. t4i-mtt I...la 1 an«l I'lorh K, Villa t Mill.. The asld Und b.lng aaaeaard at the i ^ !? f.*!, . . data of the ia.uanre of auch rertifieal.- in the ' N«-'*cv la hereby given that under and by ..1 1 ia i-oti-v 1virtuo-.i| an eaerutlun laturd out of and un- ' * b der the teal of ihe t'lrrull f'nurt of HemMae Not t, la hereby givrn that william n„|r r„ ulll)i H tl,lda. dated May 3rd. 1918. sC J..Vny'm; ,,V : % " ! f. pV.ftifi Ul'ttl Saitl rminratr rmhiacra Hr f..Homing ani| j if I h ' W Oh* r man. r l r , ia drfmJant, 1, u M " M i y ' ^ n ^ ^ \1,1.1 Mllla. Tho aalil Un«l fiejm aaaraartl u rt huu»«* i l o o r o f a a a l t l at tli4* <tato of thr iasuatirr « l aurh crrllll• a l e an ti Mt*| |o t h e h l i h ralr in the niAni- ♦»f J. N. Tanner. Has r a i sbnil I m t 1•i •!«1c*r f u r r a a h , t h o f o l l u a i n f tilnl taiil rrrtifirat* a In my ofllra an*l haa t l r t r r i h e i l ( i r r m n a l I ' r o p r r t y t<>-a|t rnailr applirat |4*n f**r lax «lffoila t«• iaam* tine T u h a l a r S l u m l.a u m lry llnifer* « l t h lit srrettlsi re aith Ia'a I i»l» aa sffl'l rrftili- t h u s i m ) a * t a c h m e n l a . n u a l i » r a t r « i n n t h v r r.ill * shall ill* fsslsrvnral arrv*r*ltiiC <•» l» » ••III F r u f f r a e M i a m l . a u n t l r y atto lit S a n f o r d , •S* t|« *v» 111 is*ur thereon »»n Iti** fit li alay «*l M o t i i l a s a i d | i r o p i r t y l «• l»e B o l d aa th® June. A l» l!lll*. p r o p e r t y o f J. I I . O t r r m a n , t h r d e f e n d a n t , Wit nraa my official afgnalure an*l % •al a m i t o a a t t i f t ) a a i d i l e r u l i o n a n d r o a t a . K. K. I* It A ll Y, Ilita It..' Ini .lay *.f May. A l» I »ln SherHT S«tninulr County. t*ralt li. A. iMUUil.A.S.S, Piokinaon A- Plrkinatin C t r r k Clrcufl f*ourt S®ml nolo• €?<•..-FU. |ty V. M. IhiurUu. Ih 1' TJ-FrlMr I h e e l l t r n t o e till.I t h e e \ i t BAKE P ER S H IN G ’S PIES Appeal From General for Pastry Cook la Heard by the Salvation Army. Mrs. Cuyler, n prominent society woman, who recently married Thomas F. Ilyso, the noted financier. Mayor, Notice of Appllrallun for Tai Died t'nd.v Miction S of Chapter 4*8*. Law* * Flor­ id, . . . a. _ -a , t r i m . m f _ Notice ia hereby tl.vrn that William Ja- lhrI) lhr „|,| r(lrrk „,n forfeited to the col,. I. purrhaer of 1a» tertlficate ,a|.| board >• damaer. oera.loned by such dated the 2nd daV of June. A. D. IJI3 ) fallura- or refusal.- Ilond will be required Said certificate embrace* the following dee- ( , , um rl,u.| onv.ghlrcl tho contract cribed property aituatrd In Semln.de county. p(jrr „f |,u||dlng. Morlda, lo-w|i: l.ot », lllorh L. Mila Mllla Thr Hoard r*aef, rkra thr rich! to rrlfct Thr aaLI Ian.I Lrinu «aaraa#tl at th<* ilat<* «•( an> an,| a|| Ihf l n u a n r r a u r h r f f t l f i n l r in t h r n a m e Hoar 4! ' u h l i c I n t t r u r t i o n f o r S v m l n u l a weie half euted III. I ho|»e lh<- shells won’t finally hh.cl; tln-m, for escape in such circumstances Is not to he thought of. our safety tlepemls only nn divine aid; human strength Is powcries*. “ Next )huy, »:30 a .'in.—I have Jusi got up. Iii splti- of Ihe violent horn|,Liniment of hln-lls nml lorpetloes I Mie«-A-»iled lit gelling more or less deep, litll we IniVe gone without eat­ ot the -ul.iiiitrlite wit- eru-h-.l Ilk" m ing or drinking, ns the sujiply men egg^.oll ami she sank with till on have not Iteen able to get through the bonrtl. barrage Are. 1 still have a piece of hrentl anti a little to drink; 1 will re­ tain myself as long ns possible. Who knows when we shall he rcvIctunl -dT" m rs; t h o m a s f . r ya n Why He Could Not Write. On the day. following the same sol­ dier wrote n Id le r wlileh wns found on him when he wns raptured. 1 glvo ( litis extract: “ Thou hast been waiting n long tlmo for nety* of me, my ilenr Gertrude, hut I -cun send thee nothing because the artillery fire Is generally so Intonso that the supply men who tnke xtur let­ ters cannot get to us. I-ust night, or rather today, we went to gather what the others threw nwny when they ran. anti had some success, otherwise wo would Imvc lintl nothing to ent ' or drink. To suffer hunger nnd thirst, thou seest, Is terrible. Every one says: 'If the French come now It's all up.' Thou seest In whnt a Btnto we "nrc.” And then tho French did come.— Paul Hcott Mowrer In -the Clilcngo News. TO Section 2. That It shall b* unlawful to give or hand to any penon or parsoaa, cir­ cular*. hand bllla or other advertising matter of any description la and upon any of tho public streets ot the cfty of Sanford, Florida: provided, however, that circulars, kaadbllla or any othar advertising matter may be dis­ tributed by actually leaving same la tho various placra ot the city of Sanford, or b y delivery thereof to some person lasfds o f any residence of th* city of Hanford, Florida. Section 3. Any person, or persona upon conviction of tho violation of any provision* of Ik* foregoing ordinance shall be subject to a Da* of 110.00. or Imprisonment not reeding Ave days, at th* discretion of mayor. Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect Immediately after It* passage and approval by the mayor. * . Parsed this th* Sth day o t'M a y. ISIS. C. If. D I N GEE. President City Council. I hereby certify that th* foregoing ordin­ ance was duly pasted by th* city council of Sanford. Florida, In aestloa this tha Sth day of May, A. D. ISIS. (seal) JAS. Cl R O B E R TS , City Clark. Approved by mo th a th* Sth day of M ay A. f>. ISIS. ( 76-Frl-Stc « Soatsd propcstls will bo rocolvod by tho county coomtsslonors of Somlaolo county, Florida, at ths offlto ot tho clsrk of tho Cir­ cuit Court of tho county ot Somlaolo, at San­ ford, Florida, at or boforo 10 a. ra., Juno I I , ISIS, for sradins and psvlec 8 foot wldo with brick UtasTS avoauo from tho Ht. it, approilmsUlr 1 1-6 milts Johns rlvor wrot, to tho oast end of Iht> prrttnl brlrk psvtn(. it to bo srcompstilod by a K a rh . proposal ____________ . certified cheek mado payable at ai|ht to th# elerk of tho Clreu t Court of Scmlnol* coun­ ty. Florida, for <760.00. After May 25. ISIS, plana and sporifictlion* may be aeen or aecured by applica­ tion to Mr. E. A. Douslau, elerk of tho Cir­ cuit Court, at hi* office In tho Court llouao at Sanford, Florida, or Iram Fred T . Wllllami, enslnear, al hla offlte, Sanford. Fla. The Hoard of County Commlaalonera roaerve* th* rl|ht to reject ony or all bid*. E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of tho Circuit Court. -S-Frl-6te ■“ Ur *•P MBrvutffi D a ■ntslMsllor DiwHf dss 1 • Do It ordalsod k ;y-lk Mayor a ad CtljrT _. .. . stood b I Mo .A Couaril at Sanford. Florid*. Soot I on I. That I f shall be aalawfal for say perron or persona, by hlmoolf or by aay other party In'ala employ to dlatrlbaU any placard*, circulars,' show bills, hand hills or aay other advcrllaamlnt matter bjr tho de­ livery of the aam* to any person ar porsona upon any of the public streets of ths city of Sanford. Florida, or to attsab, post, prlat. place, paint or atamp placards, circulars show bills or other advertlaomaat matter upon aay public pier* or object la ths d t y ( or upon any fonro, bulldlnc. tolocraph polo electric light polo, hitch pool, troo or s a y other object. • T--- J. D. DAVISON. NOTICE TO PAVING CONTRACTORS men «re ...... . ttl.imM n-guluri>. S«» li ts not enough that w»should risk t>ur lives when we are at the front, we must even lie exposed 10 danger when we are supposed to be nt. rest.” A m i here tire some extracts from tlio notebook of n German raptured lately nl lllll 30|, near Verilun: •'Yeslenlay Just after midnight we went up to ihe.first line. The march was terrible. Wo were shelled front every siih- ami tlit* night wns blaek. We got lost nml hud lo wander two :-ntl a half h••llr* In ihe open. After •lllthiitn 1,1 e l . rv deserlptlou' 11 mi 11> i,.i. lie.l our -loiter. And what 11 s h e l t e r ! As O r l l u m RissIsUaf I k t D W r l t i t b s •w mu* • f Hand Mils. 0MHV Utils sail A d m U st- -. Chicken Livers Clilcngo.— "Mary Sheldon's making pie* for I’crahlng.” This Is the expression common nt Snlvutlou Army hcudqunrtcni here. When General Pershing Inntlcd In France. MnJ. D. W. Agnew, in charge of the Hulvutlon Army here, cabled asking him whnt tlio Salvation Army could do that would be most appre­ ciated by tho commnnder of tho Amer­ ican forces la France. “ SentJ me someone who can mako an apple pic,” was General Pershing's request, and Ensign Mary Sheldon forthwith was dispatched. Ensign Sheldon gained fame here showing mothers o f Chicago aluma' how to cook. M on- ami more ilu* ennoson motor car grows sirong in popular favor. It’s natural, especially with Ford cars, which are busy running every day of the year— winter and summer the Ford serves faithfully and profitably. So for a real genuine fam ily*car there is nothing equal to the Ford Sedan at $(595 f. o. h. Detroit. Seats five. I^irge doors, plate glass sliding, windows, silk curtains, deeply upholstered seats, .latest type ventilating windshield— a car of refined luxury with the everlastingly reliable Ford chassis. Conte in and know more about this superior car. • . . EDWARD H IG G IN S Salesman C. F. W ILLIA M S • Dealer. MONEY On Flour, Gram and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Cratea SAYING PRICES You Cob Bay From Us al Wholesale Prices W rit* for Trio* List W. A. Mcrryday Company • Paktka, Florida m u e W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance Offls San ford , . 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ********************************************************* From A Colored Soldier Sanford has sent some good colored soldiers to the front and Sanford is proud of them while they are fighting for Uncle Sam. The following letter from Charles Brewer, son of Rev. C. Brewer, pastor of St. Paul's Baptist Church of George Town shows what he thinks of the Military life and the great war for humanity: Camp Meade, Md., May 26=5 '18. Dear Father: Your missive was received; glad indeed to have heard from you and to know that all were well. Since I wrote last, I have been transferred from the Department Brigade to the 368th Infantry, Co. C. The whole 368th Infantry leave very soon for France, and I am looked to go with them. We are getting all of our equipment for over-sea service. Of course I haven't had all the training, but will complete it in France providing I pass the last examination which we get at Hoboken, N.J. So far I haven't been turned down in any as yet. This 368th Infantry consists of all colored officers and privates with the exception of the Major and Colonel and is the strongest in the camp. Richmond Woodard is also Company H. Don't forget to pray for us-also the members of the church. We are going over because this was is for God and humanity; and if we should die on the battlefield, pray God that it shall come to us: "As one who wraps the drapery of his couch about him And lies down to pleasant dreams." God only knows who will live to go and come back; but if it is His will that I shall die at the battle's front I am willing to die as a brave soldier. I wish it was possible for me to see you all before leaving. Give my best regards to all. Don't forget that I have a 10,000 policy with the government made out to mother. Well, I must close and I must go over and get m _ _ _. Don't forget to write me at once so I can write again for the last time while at Camp Meade. "Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I will fear no evil, for God is with me." Answer soon. Your son, Private Charles Brewer 368th Infantry, Co. C. Camp Meade, Md. ************************************************************ 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, May 31, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 31, 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" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 31, 1918; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c39bfab8076971806ba01e2ccf72e1b2.pdf 0cf7756a3163a8e9f66be2722ce878e4 PDF Text Text IM a ON TUESDATO AND FRIDAYS PUBLISHED : g£Ml-WEEKLY IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R LD ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N NUMBER » SANFORD, FLORIDA, TtJE8DAY, MAY 28, I f 18 VOLUME IX THE PRESIDENT'S*PROCLAMATION Thursday will be pbserved all over fastrcfs to our people ot m ike u crl* the nation as .the day of fasting and :lec.to the utmost In suagprt of whst prayer and following is the Presi­ • Just and true, bringing us a t last he peace In which men’s hearts can dent’s proclamation: )e at test because it is founded upon • A Proclamation mercy, justice and good- will. . Whereas, The congress of the I d Witness Whereof I ’ have here­ United States on the second day of unto set my hand and caused the April last passed the following reso­ seal of the United States to be aflution: f Axed. , “ Resolved, by the senate- (the Done in the District of* Columbia house of representatives concurring) this eleventh day of May, in the That it being a duty peculiarly in­ year of our Lord nineteen hundred cumbent in a time of war humbly and nlncteer, and of. the independand dovoutly to acknowledge our de­ enc* of the United States the one pendence on Almighty ’God-and to hundred and forty-second. Implore His aid and protection, the v ji^ W O O D R O W W ILSON, President of the United Srates .be, By^th’e .President, . and is hereby respectfully requested Robert Lansing, a day of public humiliation, prayer Secretary of State. and fasting, to be observed by the In this city the day will be ob­ people of the United States with re­ served. Thc banks will close all day ligious solemnity and the offering of ferevnt supplications to Almighty and many of the other business THOUGHT NOW T H A f R IG H T Geneva,' May 2 7 .—-Field Marsha1 ONE KILLED IN ORLANDO von Hindenburg, chief of the. GerNo Excuses Taken After a sfrenuous search -for t h e ptan general staff is In a hospital assailant who attacked the y o u n * at Strassburg suffering; from typhoid + Washington, May 27. — <#■ fever, according to reports from th a t ♦ The war department issued •$* city. The;advices state th at the re ♦ a warning to all youths at- ♦ port of voh Hlndenburg’s death is ♦ tailing 21 on or before June Incorrect but that his condition is •#> 5, that they must register -f critical. • j . ' * 4- on that day. No excuses •$■ Typhoid feyer is said to be spread­ *#> will be tolerated.. . .«$> being the guilty man. He answered ing rapidly in the German arm y. the description of the man in somerespects but the girl did not think he. was the man and so stated. H e w as, taken to Kissimmee for safe keeping, however, while the search here went on for the right m an. Last, night a mob In Kissimmee stormed the jail and took the' negro better prepared iu out and brought him he re augmented enemy onslaught. Tho morale of the by a mob from other points. T he troops is of the highest and confi­ a e mlnole Guards had already been dence reigns among tho men of tho God for the safety and welfare of called out to the swamp west of united com and of Geranl Foch, that oUr'causc, His blessings on our arms, town to get the negro there if pos­ "UieTbemy-wlll n o t-b o -«b l«r to-carry and a speedy restoration of an hon­ sible, as Sheriff Brady recognised the out his program to thc ful], nnd that orable and lasting pece to the na­ fact that some - organised, effort whatever ho may gnln will be denrly Congregational, Methodist, and tions of the earth;” should be made for his capture. # paid for. HAVE APPLIED FOR CHART­ Presbyterian churches will unite in a Thtf mob canic hero In record tim e' And Whereas, It “has ulwnys been •’suntisc prayer meeting” sat the In the work of strengthening the ER AND ELECT OFFICERS . . . from Kissimmee with the negro and the reverent habit of the people o; battle front the Americans are play­ nnouncement th at n young* brought him to the homo of tho girl THe Sanford Truck Growers, In ­ tlic United States to turn In humble ing no secondary role. The steady her of one of the prominent jor fur{hor identification and it scornappeal to Almighty God for His < itream of thc khaki-clad lads from corporated, i* tho name of the grow­ had been assaulted by a ed f or n t j me aB though there would ’ guidance in the affairs of their comY e r s e a s to the fighting line has ers organisation that has already ap­ churches, nnd the Congregational icgro west of the city about be trouble of a serious nature a> mon life; served greatly to reassure the British plied for charter under stale and fed­ and PreshytcHnn churches will unite ps near the Rand’s Siding sonu> WCre in favor of lynching him eral laws. The organisation is cap­ Now,’ therefore, I, Woodrow Wil­ In n meeting at the Presbyterian •and ' French contingents thnt have The young indy with her nnj Othors wanted a fair test made, heretofore so valiantly held their italised at J50.000, and already more son, President of the Unitrd States church. d taken this side road for a porrcst Lake made an impassioned o*n against tremendous odds. Those than enough shares in the organisa­ of Ameitca, do hereby proclaim out nine thirty and driving p|pa' t0 t ho mob th at nothing b e At sis in the evening there will of the Americans already in the tion has been disposed of to growers Thursday, the 30th day of May, a be n union meeting of men at the •ar. had stalled the engine in ^one un|egB they were certain they .rnnrhM have given nnd are still nlono, to pny in the required capital day already freighted with saered Baptist church, nnd at the same I near the railroad crossing bad the right mnn and others r*u percentage. Without doubt this or­ and stimulating memories, a dn>' of iling. While trying to crank t jonccj them along the name line, hour a meeting of wnmeh at the ganisation, affiliated as it i* with public humiliation, prayer and fast­ he young man wan uccostcd nCj,ro Was given a thorough e x Congregntional church. soiling agencies and otherwise und ing, nnd do exhort my fellow’ang negro who came from omj nnt| 0n and his story wts s o till,-ry and outgamlng them in comAll these meetings will ho in the working in the closest harmony with citizens of all full ha and creed, to the loading stntion. building r t rajght that he was given tho benwbtas in thc open. . the Manatee Growers Association of assemble on that day irt their several line of tho President’s proclamation nanded the young mnn to ^ 0 j doubt and tho men from Even the Germans at homo, pre­ Brudentown is a success from its ire- places of wot ship and there, us well calling for penitence nnd prayer. t. He made n pass at horn Kissimmee stated that thoy had viously adopting the tactics of encor­ All citizens who have no other ginning a id appews t> ho just wliat as in their homes, to pray Almighty open knife and chased him brought him here for. identification ing at the Americans, now arc be­ has been needed ju tho Sanford and God that Ho may forgive our sins church of their own to attend are stance and the young mnn Bnij tj,cy intended to take him back c o m i n g ’ aware of their strength and Seminole county section for many and shortcomings ns n people and unfed to tako ’ advantage of the that the girj had escaped am, nR(l,n pIacc h|m , n j ai|. T hi« virility. No less an authority than above that thc purpose of the reso­ ycark,„ ft always takes fnilurcs to purify our hearts to love anti see the road und hearing nothing of wa§ ,jon(, nn<] today comes tho Intelthc semi official North German Ga­ truth, to accept and defend all lution of congress npd the proclama­ up the railroad track for ||Rcnc0 from Orlando that ex-m arshal zette is remarking on the "maturing tion of the President may he carried things' that itro Just and right, ami to thc ice plant.* Tho crew of Charlie Carter of that city shot and American reinforcements behind the purpose o rjy those righteous acts nut as effectually ns possible. Lch engine standing at tho billed t },e negro thnt answers th e Seminole nnd Sanford have come allied line." and judgments which are in conform­ t rode back with him and description of the man who corn­ to the front in tho mntter of bond* Nowhere along the hnttlcfront has ity with Ilia will; beseeching Him ed th e 'g ill lying in a ditch the attempted assault here, and Red C rjsr, Y. M. C. A., nnd oral new raids been carried out suc­ that He will give victory to our side of the railroad trurk. ^ gpomi that .he has escaped from cessfully against Geimntv position* armies u* they fight for freedom, other line* of nntional nnd world1 been bruised up and her ' Bt>cl| on and ma’de his way to tty the American. British and French wisdom to those who ^tr.ke cout.wc world-wide service, may this othtt wus torn nr sho fought ofT o rj and0 . where he became engaged and some similar attem pts by the on our behalf in these dark days of vitally important nppcnl meet with brute nnd ho was frightjn # fl8bt with a negro woman and y Germans promptly put down. The rights are confined to the " o r e mnn struggle and perplexity,. and stead- equally earnest response, way from h b victim ju st in wb jje t hc sheriff nnd others wfcrcshelling by thc Germans of Field vote" rather than to the number of thc crew. searching for him Carter ran up on Marshal Haig’s positions east and shares held. jirl was brought to this city him and ns the negro flourished a northeast of Amiens lins been par-1 The officers and directors of the for medical attention nnd knife nnd mode a move at him C a rte r ticulurly heavy. s of men headed by Sheriff fired on him killing him Inafantly. The Americans'In the Montdid ie Sanford Truck- Growers, Inc., nre: Rex Packard, Pres’t, G. C. Cham­ ind hla deputies took up the This may prove to be the right sector hava, carried out another of berlain, vice Pres, and H. G. DiotOne of the posse sow a nc- mnn and if he is the case will b e their "silen t" raids, leaving their erlch, II. B. Lewis, Jo e Cnmeron, J . The 11:00 Whereas. Woodrow Wilson, rren - the Methodist church. t from a corn field near tho closed to thc relief of the entlro com trenches without artillery support churches. The meeting ^especially n . Hood. John Bolly. It. L. Grier, dent of tho United Statin has by tho holdup and fired on him munity. And every phase of th o and overwhelming an enemy trench. for the lad ies.at the Congregntional proclamation set aside Thursday, mn into a bav head. A case proves th at if this crime it com Si* Germans were killed and one sol­ church at 6 p. m. nnd the meeting tho 3pth day of May, 1918, as a day dier wns made prisoner. The British for the men at the Baptist Temple of prayer and fasting:^. near Iiucquoy In a sim ilar advcntqre at th c same hour. . ~ * * 7 And whereas, whereas, The ministers of the captured fourteen Germans and. two Thereby - offering prnyo? to our different churches of tho city have, machine guna |nd in two other raids ducts and doing for tho individual, in compliance with the President’s Heavenly Father for all blessings be­ took fifteen nrlsoncrs and a machine through -their organization tho many proclamation arranged to have ser­ stowed upon us, antj for Hi* inter­ things that heretofore have been vices of prayer-and divine worship c e s s i o n - that wo may bo victorious wanting. The organization offers no in the .various churches in thc city; in the groat struggle now taking criticism to any person or firm but * Court Opeaa Today Now, therefore, I, J. D. Davison; place In the world. wishes a ll’ well and offer* its co­ mayor of the city of Sanford, earn­ Tho spring term of Circuit C o a r t Witness my hand and seal this operation as far ao la consistent estly request that all. places of busi­ for Seminole county opeaa to d ay . 27th day of Mny, A ..D . 1918. whtfre I t ,can serve. . • ’ Thcro will bo a light docket from all, ness’ be closed Thursday, May tho thirtieth, and th at those who are appearances. A general manager anti sales agent (■cal) ’ J. D. Davison, * able to do so will attend tho services. Mayor. Union prayer service at 0 a. m. at LOOKING. AFTER TH E nOYS * I * i ■■■ No Army _J3*er Had Such Care As • ‘ Present-' v Washington, May 27.— No army ever assembled In history has had more painstaking thought given to one will be given by any of the tho protection nnd stimulation of it* gentlemen named in this article. mental, moral and physical man- msnt made public hero today by the commission on training camp activi­ nation should the troops." be mobilized behind ^rom the meagre dieacriptlon of tho negro ho appcari to be about fivo The President’s statement appears feet, eleven inches wearing blue I ‘ in "Keeping our Fighters Fit for overalls and felt hat and wcant a a 1 W ar and After , 1'f an official account largo |lie shoe. • I* of tho educational and recieatlonal Saturday night Mr. Burge who reactivities in the arm y and navy »ides on the west side noticed n j training camps, written by Edward negro acting in a suspicious manner Frank- Allen. A striking contrast is near his home and getting a neigh­ drawn between the demoralizing bor with a 22 rifle, all the weapon I Masons of Florida will have a home and orphanage In* S t);P o te n tthey could And went after him. In 11 bordor in 1916, when American a scuffle with Mr. Burga the negro burg in a abort time, the^offer oC troops were concentrated* there, and cut him badly with a knife after he I $70,000 for the Southland Hotel hav­ the conditions of* trhlnlng camps to- had been shot and made off in the I ing been accepted by the creditors in the east, according to a telegram night. The place was immediately I received* recently from Charles M . covered and^irom th at time until |Allen, receiver for the hotel T om It is rep orted 'th at the lime crop Monday morning a close watch was I pany Necessary legal detafla will on tho Plorlda Keys toll be twjce si kept, One of the posse claims to l be worked out aa' aoon as poesible large this se a so n a l In any previous have shot the negro as he disappear-1 and the home will be established and year. Thc new crop will begin to ed in the awamp and it appears th at (n operation shortly. about June 1 and continue tin he must be desperate enough by thia time to come J out aomewhere aoon. The State Road D epartm ent has ty . . ,., "E v ery endoavor U being made to surround our fighting men with thc kind of environment which n de­ mocracy owes to thotc fighting.In its • The President said: " I do not be­ ll,ve it Is an exaggeration to cay that no army ever assembled in his­ tory haa h ad . moro conscientious and painstaking thought’ given to the protection and stimulation of its mental, moral and ‘ physical man­ > Fernandina la getting some un­ hood. In thia work the commission desirable advertising, -because* the on trailing camp activities have ror>- liquor dealers have been run out of Duvial county. Still Nassau r oould hava blocked their scheme by voting: • «y r, ’ . ,*:•» ur Meantime the people are keeping remarkably cool and there will •be no disorder of any kind, all of tjtose being engaged In the hunt being dctermlned ; to find the right one and gave tho county the espsm e of a ; -. put up $60,000 to help ! D eSoto county build the roads leading to th « military camp at Dorr and C arlStrom, aviation fields.' The’ appro­ priation was m atje.provided’ D eSoto county .would put up not lees than r >.- $253,060 on the tame road. �HEDA NOVA l a • . “The Woman in the Web” Also an all Star C U t la FRIDAY A UTTtERED DECIDES'' “The Shell Game” MABEL TALIAFERRO In Also “ DID SHE DO WRONG” A Two B cel Keyetone Comedy • • • D R A F T 251 S A TU R D A Y — IN — ^ o r e Truth Than Poetry” C H A S .R A Y In “The Honorable Algy” Also a Two Reel Keyetone Comedy The Wonderful Mme. Petrova • Alio a Good Comedy M O ND AY E M M Y W E H L E N in . One of Those Wonderful Sunshine Comedies TH U R S D A Y BELLE BENNET In Alio William Duncan and Carol Holloway • “Vengeance and the Woman” most sensational and most oppor­ tune films of the year, "The^ Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin." I t shows the kaiser of Germany in his true light; it takcx hia life up, also his social life in Berlin, and carries it right -down-to-the~present w ar.-and~m rsr of this is absolutely true In history. It is a film that simply set New York Chlcngo and Boston wild. It has been released only a very short while and will be shown at the Lyric for the first time. It is a pic­ ture th at evety person .should see. The Lyric is to be complimented in getting nil the big films up to the minute FR ID A Y “The Public Be Damned in the eleventh episode of "V en­ geance—and the W oman," Greater Vitagraph’a new melodrama serial which will be seen In the Star The­ atre Saturday. Bed and his men are guarding a mountainside against an attack by a sheriff^ porse when miners above let off a giant blast sending an avalanche of boulders down on the outlaws, crushing Red and all of his companion'. This scene is a remarkable piece of pho-* tography, taken at the workings tf aivold m ln eiirth lT SU rraa »>l i»cu«r.ern California. Mr. Duncan and Miss Holloway take the lending parts Ir. the rcriai, nr.d he directed the picture. In the cast aim are rtyc favorite!, from the "Fighting T rail," George Holt, Fred Burns. Tex /Her. Vin­ cent Howard sr.J S. II. Jennings, hard tiding and quick shooting mcr, anil ad fudged among the best cow­ boys in Southern California. jui>t Outlaw Leader (’rushed tp Death the type, of men to be associated with Duncan in such a movinr. out­ F e J Johnson , outlaw leader and door serial as "Vengeance -and the first lieutenant of Black Jack , in hia Woman.” tireless pursuit of William Duncan • Holt takes the part of M ill: Jerk (Henry Blake I and Carol Holloway (Bessie Bloke , meets a tragic death Haines', outlaw lead*". Coming Lyric— “ Beast o f B erlin " Inner secrctn of th e jife of William Ilohcntollern are to be revealed in "T h e Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin," the super-film attraction. In a screen tim e of one hour and a half the coarse brutality, the eensuousness, the egotism, the Selfishness of the man who has sacrificed more blood than has been shed through the war In all ages will he pitilessly exposed in a picture that will bring home .to. every—A m erican-just—wk^t American boya are fighting for over­ seas . There is no guesswork or fictioning about the picture. It is founded on the private lives of W'ilhilm II., and his Consort." wiitten by Henry W. Fischer, from the private diary of Ursula von Epi'inphov^n.'or r.ire >ears hofuarne to the kaiser in „ It is not :i war picture but it In these days of wool short­ age and uncertain quality you should choose your clothes dealer with as much care as you would select your lawyer. Pick out one worthy of your confidence. Precaution of Director Saved Lives of Stars Care by Director Paul Hu:st in having tested a runaway built spec­ ially for a scene in the fifth episode of "T h e Woman in the W eb," Vitag ltp h ’s big new adventure aerial, which will lie shown in the Star The­ atre Tuesday prevented an accident which doubtless would have-resulted in serious injury to . Miss Hrdda Nova and J . Frank Glcndon, 3tnra in (ho serial. A heavy automobile driven by Mr Glc-adon and in which Miss Nova and two other persons are escaping from pursuers wes to be driven through a fence and down a «twp runway. The runway ^was built of redwood on the \ itngraph lot, in Hollywood, nnd Mr. Hurst doubted it v.'.uld carry the heavy car and 'ila four passengers. He had a chauf­ feur drive the car slowly down the runway, nnd when it was half down it crashed through tie , planking, wrecking the machine. The driver was unhurt, luiii t ’ re­ * pared to jump if the cons*iucli<n ({«,*• u a jv As the mat bine would have been traveling forty milts an hour In the actual filming of the scene, the wisdom of the dircete.i’s foresight is appreciated. SATURDAY Allowing onl y Two Days for a Saving of at Least One-Third on Your Pur­ chases. %.. .. .. r t * . * « • The Puhtir Be Damned “ The Public lie Damned” is an exceptionally stfoag presentation >I one of the most vital ;:iohlenris of .he duy and concerns not o :ly every individual householder anil perron in this country, but nlro the millions o f nearly starving ; copies on the ether aide of t h e G i f a t Pond. Her­ bert H o o v e ’-Tffcw ’ Chief - Adminis­ trator of the Food Supply of the United Statea and head of he Am( • lean CommUsfon for Belgian Belief, has exposed before the United States renato the condiiions which aro the subject cf the photoplay. "T h e Public Be D am ned"'Is coming to tke Star Theatre May 31st. W ed rather miss a sale than misrepresent any article. T h e loss of a sale means little to us; the loss of your confi­ dence much. .. T h a t’s one reason why we sell H art Schaffner Sc M arx clothes; we can offer them to our customers confident in •► .•‘VI the knowledge that they arc exactly as represented; best allw o b l fabrics; latest styles; finest tailoring a n d finish. O ur guarantee covers all these points. Ins than any other ono agency. The picture U not ono of battle fields, but it la a complete expoture of one mnn'a murderous, treacherous and lecheious soul, i t is a drama tf mad, ruthless ambition, a shocking revelation of the secret instincts it the most sinister character in all his­ tory. It has been proclaimed as jtn absorbing thrilling, dramatic story that reaches the uinnacle o f. artistry through its daring conception r.m! opulent stage settings. The photo­ ___ "—x. t J • If graphic effects_ are i . . . L _ _ >1... . . . . . I . ) has scldo m seen. Such an Opportunity will Never t be Offered ' •• I • Again, as it is Impos­ sible, for us to P u r­ chase the Goods at Prices we are Selling. Bread and Newspapers Copyright Hart Schaffner It Marx For young men under 40 here’s a fine business suit; three button sack, slanting pockets. .It is slightly form tracing but has enough flare to make it drape gracefully. Come in and see how this model looks on you. The home of H art Schaffner & M arx clothes We must have something Is -e a t and the papers to read. Everything d ie wn can give up. If w-e live In r small way,- there tro at least new dresses and bonnets nnd everyday luxuries which we can dispense with. If the.you ng zounvo of the farn Illlooks sm art in his new uniform, its respectable head is content, though he himself grow seedy as a carawayumbel lato in tho season. He will cheerfully calm the perturbed nap of his old beaver by patiently bruahlfttf in place of buying a new one, If only the leintcnant’s jaunty cap la what it should be. We all take a pride in sharing the epidemic economy of the time. Only bread and the news­ paper wo must have, whatever else we do without.— Oliver Wendell Holmes. >, TAT POTATOES SAVE S o W HEAT® East First Street �m y -iW'Vr.. . W ULD SANFORD . v* . ■ o o o o c w o o o o o o D o a a a a o o M a a 000000006 RED CROSS MEETIN i heart (oca out to God for th eig lft'r of It. ' The Third Friday of c v l ( The agony ia forgotten. BHe' haa • month will be . given to the world a man. She puts meeting of the Red Cm? an arm around the child, that will at Woman's Club on r£v always be th ere-to. guide and pro­ BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN Avenue, at 2:30 p.m. * tect. , ' YOU AND M E.” • ‘ N» t 7 Beautiful visions of the future, * .K arl Schultz, Sherman Routh, with her son in alb of them, pos­ Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned sesses the new world that's been cre­ c . h . d i n g e e : .Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph ated in her heart, and, with the Roumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ heavenly smile qf motherhood glow­ cer, Hugh. White, Oscar Rouso, C. J . P l u m b i n g and ing upon her face, she falls asleep. A CHIEL IS AMONG YB TAKING NOTES AND FAITH ,. Lawton, James Purvis, William H art Time slips along on wings of ley, Wallace Lipford, W. C, Temple “ HE’LL PRENT ’EM ” — 8 0 SAYS SAUNTERER. G a s F11 cin g lightning. The wee knit shoes, not Forrest Gatchcl, E d . Cameron, D o o o a a D a o a o flD o a o o o o o a o o o o o o a doooo oo oo oo o D o a o a o 000060 two inches long, give way to sturdy shoes of lrathcr~hnd are put in some Lyman Baker, E . S. Ward, Robert ism. And then when it comes right Mary a La Mode All Work Receives My peri0|| Deane, Tcnny Deane, F . F. Rober,' down to solid facts the people who sacred hiding place as keepsakes. (A New Thought Poem) Douglass C. Griffin. W hat mending, brushing, advising, have but little are usually the ones Mary had a knitting bag Attention And Beat Efforti as her boy starts off to schooll What .Army * that give the most. Out of all those Of rod and white and blue, John Murrell, Kehneth Murrell, who were able to give a big sum nights and days of work, worry, sac­ And everywhere that Mary went, Opposite City Hal) Tolepboash** rifice for hts sake! Mother's hoy Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley how many skirked? But then a real T h a t'k n ittin g bag went too. man usually shows himscl( under must look well, behave well, live Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe -* * well, and God alone can keep record Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ It went with her to church one day, any and all conditions and I would of how much of her hope, soul and derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, not have the brand on me that some Which made the people stnrc, life mother puts info it. But it will George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ people have on them for their stingy The congregation craned its necks • S S tiB S S fim ways In jrivil life nnd csuccirl’y now pay. Some day nhe’ll ' go shopping, burn, Albert F ry ,, Jam es Estridge, To see her knitting there! or :o the l ht at re or to church on the Georgo Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. when the country call: •for ; 0c : >*00+ 0004 a s -n r. of. a line, manly fellow, her A. Pattishail, Meade F o*, Ingram best. • One Inch Carda Will Be PublUfctd ft, boy. £om c day i: will always be, Gucrry, .Henry, Byrd, Osborne Wil­ The ushers they all stood stock stijl dcr Thla Heading At The Rate Of ft a To watch Miss M a ry 'k n it— "D o n 't do that, mother: let mp do liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, Per Year. it!" Some day it will be the strong And strangers who appeared that Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, ^ A Nevada justice, in sentencing MRS. NONIE MAHONEY. arm of her boy about her, to protect day a John Lee, J . AS. tafford, Andrew a man found guilty of uttering unAssociation-: "Bring me 6,000 name* of Did n ot know wherfe to sit. V pntrlotic and reditious statements her and to return the nigh’ s p.*?*1 Aulln; John Cater, Lawton, Alfred M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, D m women who want suffrago and I such as " T o hc-ll with, the soldiers," days of care and utuMfirh love. The organist sat hypnotised, But behold, the bey is. l jr.m., a.'.e Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler. J . IrlU support I t " delivered the following remarks on O P T O M E T R IS T "Oh, Judge," demurred M n. Maho­ Her head was in a whirl, the subject, which every man who throughout the world goes up a F. Coates, Ernest Gormlcy, Walter She missed the offertory, piece, may be suffering with an unpatriotic cry for all-true men! A mad beast Radford, Corbptt Hutchinson, Sam ney . prettily," "that id a stupendous E Y E S EXAM INED A-watching Mary purl; a n d G L A S S E S FITTED heart may well take home to him­ ravages the earth, would befoul all Povehouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. task I" Than ahe panted aa If to get; motherhood, would make nil men Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long her breath. Bho Was really running Schaal'a Jewelry Store. 123 W. Flip ft self. Bead iti The soloist forgot his bit, " In your ense, Mr. Summerfield, mere brutes and human happiness a Jam es Weaver Norman Baker, Er­ over In beY mind the names of the wo­ In trying to abstain' at the conclusion of thc^ testimony, plaything of greed of power; a beast nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. man the would call up on’ the tele­ From gazing a t Miss Mary while of course I could do nothing else but that says to mothers: "Y o u r sons Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, phone and put on the job within the She went from purl to plain. .find you guilty, because of your own are but fodder for my guns!" To Lewtio Oglesby, Dcnslcr Stafford,-T. nazt ten minutes. "A stupendous task, Formerly of the U. S. Army admissions on the stand you w.ere sons: "Y o u r mothers are but brood O. GilHs, Willie 0 : Goolsby, Harrold judge, bat B can be done. It's a barThe preacher strayed fbr from his guilty of what 1 consider the most sows for my power!" Holiday, C. R. Pcnbody, Robert rlor, but IPs not like the sex barrier— ' CONSULTING PHYSICIAN lest, The man, her boy th at was, an­ Mcrriwethcr, Robert Routh, S ta f­ Impossible to overcojtpa." despicable crime that could be con­ The modesty Involved In- requiring SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK BLDC. I With energy and zeal — ceived In n human mind- Born, ns swers that call. "H e r e ," ho says, "is ford LoFils, Grover LeFils, Paul that It shall take the opinions of 6,0001 His thoughts would stray to Mary, you say you were, In the state of my all and mother's nil. .lustice, Dooley, E. L. M ott, Frank camp- T ex ts women to offset the opinion of Anti her turning of the heel! Pennsylvania, and having nil your happiness, m o th e r'lo v e shall not bell,^^.William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ ono Texas man found Its match In thelife enjoyed the gifts and Idess'ngs of perish from the onrlh. My life for burn, Oscar DuBosc, Edwin L. celerity. With JWhlch tha 6,000 got into', Office 309 Park Avenue * . The singing was neglected . __ __ ~ the balnnco. _tlie_ groatwt—nu I ion—on—Hod 'ir- f nnt^ I t!" - . 11o W b a.ndsome nnd noble RF DInjjle: T o” watch the gray sock grqw — Within ton days the National Arocrl-1 Sam J . Pickens, Harry If. New­ stool, under tin* Stars ami Stripes, looks in his new uniform!' How true Telephone 291 The people ull stood up and cheered which grunt to all mankind oppor­ and brave be will surely be. man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J . can Woman Buffrago Association re­ As she knitted off the toe, How- her heart fills to the bursting King. Chnrles Priestcr, Robt. 0 . ceived a telegram from Mra. Mahoney Office Hrs: 10-12 a.m. & 2 4 p.i tunities nnd privileges sueli ns are saying the Texas list had gone over enjoyed in no other country in the as memory piles upon her all ihc Weeks, Wnlfrcd Pierson, Vandcr the top with 6,000 names on It and Ilut Mary knitted calmly on, world, von not only openly confess joys, struggles, sacrifices that made Perrittc, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. more names pouring In hourly. D R . L . D . BROWN Nor even dropped a stitch you do not care who wins tlu* war, him hois,-since that day when she Griggs, Harry Mijes, Duncan Mit­ Her devotion undisturbed, v or how many of your young men full turned upon her. pillow nnd glorified chell, Drnwdy Mntthcrs, Lewis ColDENTIST □ all vs. Roller Bearings. * In spite of every hitch. oil the blood cluki d lint ilefit Id* of the Creator whq *ent her a boy who lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John It. Long, Bull bearing? nro n German Inven­ Office Yowcll-Spccr Building * Europe just so long as you may In* would some day play a man's part. William B. Lynch, Jam es H. Lee, J. tion. nnd It I? only a few years ago At lust the sexton put her out.. allowed to wallow in gjutrony and Today her boy, her man, i* tossed C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy Phone 10H Sanford, Florida that they mnd«* ilu-lr nppenrnnre np And urged her to reform: idehtiie**. While 1hey are defend'llg by l lie waves of foreign seas, a Mason, I>r. T. A. Neal George Hyman Mu- market. Roller bearings, both cyl­ Hut still she wandered ull alum’ John E Hawkins our. homes and our tarred honor you ^corpse, for the beast has sneaked up indrical and conical, an* an American THOMAS KM.MKT WILSON Serenely knitting on. Fred Ballard say you would let them starve. You through the spume and blown a \jiip Invention. The advantages claimed for K. natr.isoN nottsuoum Cal Robert Willie * have not one drop of true American (o bits. The stricken mother is tin- rollers over tin* balls an* tlmt they And then some one in horror ctied: blood in your veins and thankful we alone. Sin- goes lo the chamber and Joe Znpf can sustain both tlu* rndlul and the "Oli why will you do sich?” nxhtl strain and *' * ,re more easily Ralph Geiger may be that but few disreputAble j puts in her bosom the little knit Miss Mary answered them with cow ards like you are born on Am er-1shoes, while her bllhgry eye. replace*! when c-iine worn. Harry Geiger LA WY E R S i pride Fred Ballard lean soil After you admitted your nis toys, his hook', his cloth*—, any­ Floridi Sanford, "T h e OX IS IN T i n : DITCH Robert Bill j guilt, yon proved XiiUlM-lf to tit., thing thiit was part of him; and all * Kill 11 Poe Mayen, t'limpii, Fla. KiMif- I'otter |inind. lower in principle than the is darkness. Raymond McDonald most loathsome reptd* that inles's * * * Score.. of other American mothers Car] McDonald 1 the earth: vott had t he temerity In are today as she is! and the horror * All of us “(molil observe Thurs­ Clarence Temple I a.ik mercy at the hands of th e 'court. of-it .must multiply a hundred I dd. day, the day of prayer, in this gri at ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR *1 LA* | Joe Guerry, Oli, lo* them who have no runs, trial that is being imposed upon all | This ! consider nothing It's* than u William Shepard personal affront to myself, and I who k iln no loss thul wrings tinPractice in Stale nnd Federal Omrti of us. Carl Takach want you ami all of your ilk to, dis­ heart anti pictures' all the future Lanier-Woodruff Bldg Sanford D Victor M. Greene tinctly 'understand that when such Mark, let them, ton. oiler all they * I uni glad to note the work being charges are proven against you, you have, that war may be killed anil all First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring done on the city street? the council can expect no quarter at my hands. through the romlng years, mothers Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. MY SPECIALTIES: taking the right course in tearing tip I have hut one regret and that is may have their sons! \\ hi i-t a day , Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne, the ties and erics timber- of I he old When Killed to u sense of sccu.lt.. We iff wheal lesxoexs, nr tuet)' le;anew* --r , W alter, Mtlsoti, John I’ezobl, Paul PH h l!tl>\S II \ N I ) . PAINTED < H I N a /. .-t IV’ y /•; R traction road and placing 1 lie bricks have never provided for ju-t such! moneyles„:l»«is. Iic-jdf till- life of -Ilf: I'e/.oM, Kdinond Stowe, Frank I.os-t­ HMlHAM'S STERLING SILVER o m i t: in Tin: couiit house buck in 1be proper manner This pqne lucent of sueit people as you. feiing. m niggle, tat-rilit*e o! a single j ing, Arthur Lossing. will not on y make .mr street look because i; Inis been blit recently i'u k American mother? God help us! let ROGERS' PLATED WARE Berkeley Blackman SANFORI) - - FLORIDA wider und belter but will give us we learn such ingrates could live. us save, sacrifice and g iv e . ns the Worthington Blackman ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES practically u new crown and center. You have just earned the death pen­ mothers must. Wallace Crosby alty in my judgment, and were it Henry Lee Alvin Kendall C%m ^ Speaking of the Bed i:n m re­ within my power, I certainly would GENEVA Brittain Johnson minds me that wo certainly have a mete it out to you, mid then ask per­ Mrs. Baxter ;.nd chtidx 1 of noble liand of women in this county, mission to execute it myself. Tlu G.iinesville are visiting the former’s i ' Joseph Wynn (.ion bless them they are standing sentence of the court will be thu' parent;, Mr. an*1 Mrs. J. II Muddle-! Chas. S. Lee. army. Tale Chapman back of the boys like real heroes and you be punished for the dc* pirablr -*i *ii. Robert A. Cobh. they are giving their ijme and mon­ crime fur which you h ate been con­ Mis. Jean Matthew? of Ft. LauJ. J . Driggers ey freely and they are working week victed to tfie fullest extent provided derditle is the guest Iff. her m mptlier, A. I. Boss after week in the Bed Cross rooms by our stuletiites." ('lark County Mrs. Jennie Prevail. Tom Meridith here and all over the county nmkjng Hcvicw. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Nicholson are the bandages (hat will sunn lie need­ over front Daytonn lo spend n week ed so badly. It taken the women to 1 Pule, exhausted, sobbing, gasp­ with Mrs. Nicholson's father, Mr. T . ★ ★ * * * W ‘* ★ * ★ * * * * ★ * ★ * * ? show us real patriotism. ing, she returns from the Valley of I). Peters. . ★ i . •• • • the Shndow of Death to turn a ★ DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSION- A Mr. und Mrs. Will Hand of nnH The Bed Cress drive of lust week mother's look upon the tiny creature New Shipment Just Received AL LEADER FOR SUFFRAGE, rt ford are visiting Mr. *tpl M r . Au­ ★ shows what the people of this coun'y upon the pillow beside her. ® brey Moran this week.. afe and rhow# their brand of patriotIt is n boy, they tell her, and her ★ Representative Scott Forrls of * pW msim s unwt M i. and Mry. Joe Leonard of S t. ★ Oklahoma, the newly elected A Wwd ki >fl t n b .* Wo* Augustine were called^ here to the ★ chairman of tho Democratic * J«bt1 »«] mi ***k b, pm Udtm bedside of Mr. ; Leonards ■ sister, ★ Congressional Campaign Com- A fcnuk fit mi la, IVOrtT* Mrs. Goo. Matthew^. ★ Rilttee, la a staunch supporter of ★ % *• S * ™ OnU la ■tmt Mkrrp U m « ★ suffrage. * Those attending revival services ★ "1 nm In favor of giving suf- A at Oviedo from Geneva lust Sunday ★ frngo to women ungrudgingly," * were Mr. anti Mrs. Palliahull and ★ raid Representative Ferris, A Misses Blanche ami C r irgiu Patti- ★ speaking In tho House;' "Unit, * shall. ★ because 1 believe It Is right; sec- ★ Rev. Stone preached .wo Interest ★ ond, because I cntvJInd no sound * ing sermons at the Baptist church ★ _or satisfying nrgifrncnt, logic, or -k ★ reason, that will Justify a course * last Sunday; in the morning taking ★ In opposition to It; third, In sub- * for bis text the Red Cross, showing ★ stance. In truth, and In fnct, tho ★ in u forceful way the utgent need of ★ four great political platforms of * this good work. ★ tho last election promised equal * J S.miiary Sleatn Pressing, Hot Gasolnlc Dry Cleaning. Allen* tiona of All Kinds on Short Notice We have the Agency for the Celebrated The Geneva people enjoyed an­ ★ suffrage to woman as to man." ★ Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. ★ . * other of her fish fry suppers at Lukv Miller Tires. These tires Guaranteed for * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Harney la^l Monday night, in honor S U IT S $15.00 U P W A R D the Minimum of 5,000 Miles. Re-adjustof Mr. Geo, Eichnor soon to leave for the front. After supper the ments made in Sanford, We carry a line young peoplo had a gcod time in the ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ S 4 S 4 S S 6 * ..... of these tires and will be glad to have you good old fnshiontd way. ,. inspect them. The citizens of Geneva were made very proud and happy last Monday afternoon when presented with the Down In Tessa tho tuffrnglata ha>« honor llog due them for buying so ■ pretty good fdend who is an anti. many Liberty Loan Bonds. Hon. Ilia name Is Judge Barry Miller, and Fared Lake with a few well chosen he Uvea In Dallas. Recently ho mado ■* *■ remarks presented the Hag to Mrs. a contribution to the Womcn'a Oversea Endot C urlctt who in turn handed it over td be raised on the pole, by Hospitals,, U. B. A., regard Icm of Its • * * , ** little Pauline Moran and Charley suffrage backing. Then be went a atop Dooley while America and Star further and made this proposition to Spangled Banner were sung by the Mra. Nonle Mahoney, a Dallas suffrage people, after which.Rov. Stone pro­ leader and one of. the directors of the nounced the benediction. National American Woman Buffrago SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR CURBSTONE H P M EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT is to* r , to* KT 2 * BUSINESS CARDS 0 . S. VAU Dr . DOWNING Dr. Wilson Try The Colunm Want i C. J. & Housbolder ..G E O . A . DEC0TTES., HENRY McL\ULIN JEWELER SCHELLE MAINES Screen Doors Opal Screen Wire y ~ Cloth HILL LUMBER CO. MILLER TIRES , C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER * ; if ■T ■(* ■ Five Thousand Women to Bring One Man Around PHONE 174 Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Gibson & Wallace Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. v. “ ft* . CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. ■ ' :\i5-V.'« - " - i '‘j \ u A V ,* ; .a\* . *■* v \ . 1 . V'i » »•v*i> r J . , .. * v ......... . 1. r . • * * . . v •'*.•• . . ■ . *. * - .. . v/ \ v - -* ’ v ' • , A J j �‘v.* - 191® w*r f- r * ~- *4V * >-».* - w ^ *5i!T % •• TH E SANFORD HERALD /. cuuragetrnnd nfikwi*Te<T. Tho University .o f, Wisconsin Y. W. G. A. sodnl service comrfiltteo Is con­ ducting a Illg Sister movement among Italian children, nnd works with a neighborhood house In the Jewish quarter. The Colfeglatc Alumnno as­ sociation of Minneapolis, Minn., has a national old committee which supplies volunteers to teach English to foreign soldiers nnd civilians. Silas Edith Dennett* head-of the Chi­ cago! Collegiate Alumnae Bureau of Oc­ cupations, reports many calls In the fall for secretaries and translators wtth n knowledge of French nnd Span­ ish. Swartbmorc classes In elementary (lermnn hnvo shrunk this yonr, while Spanish hns won n sudden popularity, the classes having tripled In ’ enroll­ m ent * -. - THREE cham pionship t itles change hands in short tw enty -four hours PAGE THREE f» •,w . ftlg betofo belfliTtreated as oiRcY ~g£N racnls. Leather, Metal and Cloth. Tho flrst operation on tho nrrtvnl of n train 1s tho sorting of tjie load Into three piles, leather, metal and cloth. The cloth and canvas- go at onco Into Immense disinfecting tanks that arc In operation night nnd dny, nnd from there to tha Inundry, Then they go to Specially prepared fo r this Newspaper by P ld o ria l Review. nnotherovnrehouse, where they ore m itW M M W M tB IB g M a H i separated into repairable nnd unre­ M s m a m g m m pairable; here there Is a.(treat deal of ripping to scpnrnto trimmings from New Linens for the Dining Room Beautiful. garments nnd to divide the garments themselves Into pieces of ns nearly uni­ thing moro acceptable than either Dy KATHRYN MUTTEREIL form size os possible to facilitate their tho scarf or centorpleco, though har­ Despeaking the attontfon of ne«ing soon them together, It Is bard to dloworkers who go to lavish langths transformation Into comfortable slip­ dissociate one from tho other. They to tnkko tho dining room ono of the pers. mako an essential practical os well most boAutlful rooms In tho homo Tho sheep skins aro purified by a as a beautiful gift and ono that as­ aro tboso now linens. They consist kulphur application In the abandoned surer more than transient pleasure, of a scarf and a ctxiter-ploco of en­ vrmtt of an old cemetery near by, for with uao and tho consequent tirely now ehnpo. Embroidery and j > 9 0 4 0 4 0 + 0 + 0 * 0 4 0 + 0 * 0 + 0 + 0 4 0 4 where 0,000 of them nro trented each day, after which they arc made plia­ HUSBAND COURTS W AR, ♦ ble nndready for wear again by a bent* BUT NOT W ITH SPOUSE Ing machine. Soma of then; nro able — \ ± totnko another turn nt the front, but > Aunt Independence, Knn.—A mnr- + tho most of them, along with pieces of o rled-tmm of this city recently ? uniform, arc distributed among the an* returned his questionnaire anil o semhtlng stations at tho rear for tho * waived all Ills rights to exemp- + equipment of auxiliaries and among tlon. + the hospitals for the clothing of con­ When asked why, ns a mnrrted 9 valescents. mnn, he didn't take advantage of o Bags are sold here at tho rnto of them, he suld; $ a hundred bales per dny, weighing In “Exemption bo d------d. You ♦ the aggregate about 12 tons. This rep­ don't know my wife. Sny, mnn, + / resents the wear and wastage of cloth­ \ I’d rather walk across Ntf Man's o CAitt. Caddock ing received at Le Mans alone; nn 1* W land a ml hack Imrefooted than o equal quantity Is received nt Les Mur­ Three titles nro now In new hands. Amt It ull happened In 21 hours. At live with thut woman.'’ • J llns. Anita. In., Karl Cnddock, n private In the National army, wns awarded n Kettles, braziers, lanterns, drums, + 0 + 0 4 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 referee's decision over Wlndek Zbysxko, champion wrestler. Caddock took musical Instruments nnd nil kinds of the flrst fall nfter one hour and twenty minutes of mush going.' When the tools nlso pass through here on their ipeed limit of two and a hnlf hours of nctunl wrestling had expired tho way to Rennes to be dealt with tty spe­ C O L L E G E BOYS T A K E UP AX No. 12-140— Scarf with Filet Ends and Embroidery, referee nwanled tho decision to Private Cmldock, N. A. Tho decision curried cial establishments where the per­ Athletes of University of Colorado Will the title with 1L filet crochot. tho simplest of all hnnd- laundorlng, tho toxturo ot the linen centage of recuperation Is said to be Cut Wood During Week-End At Snrnnnc Lake, Bobble McLrtm won tho world's professional apecd becomes more pleasing and the tnada lace, aro combined In tho deco­ very slight. Vacations. charm of tha docoratlon more pro­ •katlag championship, defeating Edmund La my In three spoctul events. ration of tho pieces. Tho embroidery nounced. Is worked In raised satin and eyelet In Chicago, Augto Kleckhefer won tho world’s championship at threoBoulder, Colo.—Athletes of the Uni­ Patriotism Personified!. Crocheted corners nro a very effec­ stitches combined with Romnn-cutcwhlon billiards from Alfred Do Oro by scoring n total of 100 points to Do New Rochelle, N. Y.—The greatest’ versity of Colorado here, who lire not tive means of ornnmontatlon for work. Tho octagonal center-pioCo Is Oro's 120. ‘ patriot In the history of New Rochelle, cnughLln. the. next-arm y-draft, will -twenty Incboa wide. -Tho filet crochot -acarfe and center-plocca.' Tbs Inner edges of tho cornorg may bo satinmotifs aro worked with No. SO tu p fia n il ITTj.ftm -p r m r nr rqurpim-n t, bn a”boon discovered.' He Is the mnn shoulder an ax Instead of a musket, stitched, buttoutiolod or whipped to crochet cotton. These articles are made ready for who hung out n service flag with one nnd go Into the forests of (he Rocky the llnon, as proforrod. use again by tllslnfecllon, renovation star In front of hltt gnrage because he Mountain national preserves during Equally appropriate for tho library nnd repairs. There are In addition, sold his car to the army quartermaster holidays and week-end vnrittlnns to or living room would tho pieces be, cut wood. Tills will he brought to made each month from pieces of cloth­ department. if mado oT ocru llnon, with tbo filet Moulder am) shipped to Denver and ing that nro not repaired, 100,000 In natural color crochet cotton. other cities ns fuel, to take the place pairs of sllpjters, 120,000 enses for sol­ Woman Is Deputy Marshal. Women who do a groat deal ot diers’ canteens, 60,000 forage caps, Denver, Colo.—To Miss Loin An­ of coal. crochet will find that crocheting from The college boys have agreed to 75,000 shoe lares, 20,000 cloth cases derson of Pueblo, Colo., belongs the tho ceutor of a ball of cotton Is much Daily Eight Trains Bring Soldiers' for bread lonves, nml 10,000 wash- distinction of winning the flrst appoint­ donate nt least 20 per cent of their easier than from tho outside. Rcmovo ment of a woman ever tnnile us u dep­ ax nu«l saw earnings to the Red tho pasteboard from center of cotton, Ruined Equipment to ,L e ' rngs. Cross. uty United States marshal. , 6,000 In Repair Shops. then tako crochet hook and carefully Mans From Front. draw tho thread from center of ball The rccnpernllnn nnd rcpnlr of worn v and tho end can easily bo found. nnd dntnngefl articles began In the Place ball In an onvnlopa and uso spring of 1010 In vast warehouses nnd " L E G LO N G S " FOR S O LD IER S ■ P L E N T Y OF S T O R A G E PLA C ES from this. Tho thread Is always repair shops In which 6,000 persons. clean nnd nover tangles. When copy­ Woman Who Hat Made Home Into Including 2,000 refugees, mostly wom­ • C" Veritable "Houae of a Thouing a (llot crochet pattern from a en, are employed. No. 1 2 1 4 0 — O en tsrplacs to M a tc h land Closets." working pattern, tho uso of an ordin­ Here nml nt I.es Murllns. northwest French Redeem 60,000 Pairs of of Orleans, among the quays from 0 c arf ary reading .glass makes It easier Trench Boots and 50,000 Pieces of One little woman living not far from which the mobilized men of the fifth to count tbo stitches and relieves the Persons preparing gifts for pros­ Outer Clothing Monthly—Ger­ ew York, says Harriet Rlsxnn Olllesmilitary region went off to wtlr In strain on tho eyes. pective brides could not select anyman Wsr Prisoners Work. pie tn'the Mother's Magazine, has been August, 1014, Oerman prisoners of able by the expenditure of n moderate Embroidery No. 12446. Transfer pnttorn of scarf nnd center-pleca, war now line up In front of incoming sum of money to transform nn Imprac­ blue, 25 cents. Lo Man*. Department of the Snrthe, freight trains and unload quantities ticable Vlosetless dwelling Into one in Working pnttorn and dlroctlons fliot crochet diotUa. Nos. 87 and 90, France.—On an uvernge eight trains of great sneks thnt look like the prod­ which housekeeping Is not only n - 16 coots. s day are bringing to L c Mans tho uct o f a gigantic rngmnn’n shop. • pleasure, hut where the problem ol wastage at the battle front, consisting The indescribable mass Invokes tho storing nwny rtothlng hns been satis­ of thousands of tons of dnmnged war confusion ns well ns the trngedy of factorily solved. material and soldiers’ ruined equip­ the battlefield. * There are pierced nml Among her friends It Is known m ment. There hnvo been ns mnny ns dented helmets, worn nnd stained “the house of n thousand closets." 17 trains n dny henvlly loaded with pieces of uniform, forage caps, great­ which Is nearly If tod literally true. this material picked up on battlefields coats, leggings, army shoes nnd trench Every little etildi.v bole tielow ttie «nd nmuml etiinps. I^> Mans would be boots, some of them pierced by bullets, t-hlnglcs bn* hern utilized for closet the paradise of ragmen and dealers In some torn by shrapnel ami others spare. There tire bunk* of rlu*rtn on nub blind goods were It not for shredded by violent contact with both the second and nttlc floors, to siij the fa<‘t i lint the French tinny Is tlnd- burbed wire. nothing of n cedar closet with sail nnd Ing Its own use for such of the mate­ All of them nre covered with layers nlr and electric light, for the rccej*rial as It Is able to recuperate or re- of mad of varying thicknesses und Prepaied Specially for this Newspaper by Pictorial Review. llon, of the owner's choicest posses­ Pair. . .* not Infrequently ti garment presents sions. Home of the closets nre eedai Establishments loented hefe by thq n Btnln of nn Imlcflunhlo color, always lined, others sheathed with mntehet'. quartermaster's department recuper­ easily recognized hut got rid of with board* of North Cnrollnn pine, well ates monthly 60.000 outer gnrments, dlfllculty. These garments receive ing boy. It Is mado of tweed, but shellacked to keep out the moths uni) liVum umlergririnents, 3,600 pairs of sjM-clal treatment. They are flrst serge, ctmvolt, broadcloth or any fntincnlly sprayed with a liquid Ir ixt.nno pairs of trench.hoots, 26,- ' thrown Into u receptacle which they other material may bo substituted. which oil of cedar (days a part. l**\Mee] hdtiuilSj 270,00(1 shpepskln go through a lorn.- and tltoruiieb cleansThu coat Is In doublo-breaated effect, A printed II-t of every article eon with -I'.im at tlm contor buck. 2... Mi im tallied lit the drawer* and cupboards It . Tbo fulness below tho bolt Is laid la a .i taampnan lurked In plain sight In order that tin plait. A choice of adjustment U allowed, for the.coat may ha but­ Our soldiers will not hnvo to worry frantic search for Inanimate thing! Vi toned close to tho neck, with collar ntmut .warm legs this winter If they that seem suddenly to hnvo tukec wings nnd flown nwny. may be cntlrclj rolled high or tho collar may be will hut wenr the “leg long” thnt has rolled, low with tho front forming boon devised by Miss Emma Prohnmn, obviated. lapels. Tha largo patch pockets aro 40• -39. sister of the Into Charles Frohtimn, turned over at tho top to form laps. New York and Quebec, for their comfort. The new garment ’38 Bands at tho lowor edges of tha 41. Quebec City Is older than New York 37 tits snugly around thu tops of the sol­ alcoves draw them In closely about 1 dier's puttees or canvas loggias nnd It'wus founded In 1008 by Samuel d« tin* w rist Tho wlda straight belt Is Chumplnln,-whereas the earliest datt .35 4. 2 extends upwards to he drawn tight 3b of self-material. In medium slza around, tho wnlst. It Is knitted of that cun he set for the founding ol tho coat requires 1% yards 64 Inch very heavy wool nnd Is sure to keep New York Is 1010. New York Hay nn! material. * ■<, t the Hudson river were discovered l>j 0 4 With tho aid of tho guide, the cut­ cold nwny from tho wearer’s legs. ting of tha coat becomes greatly 7 Tills photo* shims Miss Frohmnn Verrazuno la 1521, nnd the discover] was followetl by occasional visits o| simplified. If directions are followed putting her “leg longs" on one-of the 31 strictly tho lines of tho garment wlllsoldiers. lie Is nlso wearing a knit- trading und exploring vessels until tin 29 bo as perfect as If It had been manted sweater so tlicro Is very little nrrlvul of Henry Hudson In 10(A>. urn tailored. ' First, fold the material year after Clmmpluln Imd built lilt elm net) of his ever getting cold. Quitoevenly In' half. Place tho facing |titles of tho new garments* will bo furt and chateau on the slope leadlni and trimming band, nenr the edge of I made at the new workroom of tho Na­ up to the heights of Quebec. Begin tho fold, but let tho largo * '0 ’’ per tional Lenguo for Woman’s Service,, nlng with 1010 Dutch merchants ills (orations rest on a lengthwise thread patched several vessels to engnge It 13 nml they expect lo have the “leg longs' of tho goods. Tho collar and bolt, the fur trade wllh the Indlnns, nnd lc on the way lo tho army boys soon. with “T ” perforations, rest on the *■ 1014 n ship commander Adrian Block lengthwise fold. lb »7 *2B having lu st bis vessel, built thef'OnAbovo tho facing and trimming IB rust" or “Restless" on tho shores ol hand nro the pocket and sleevo sec­ 20“ the upper harbor of New York. About tions, with largo “O'* perforiktions the satuu time u few huts wo re. built Not only it (Ms double-breasted on a lengthwiso thread. The re­ College Women Training for on the south.cud of .Manhattan Island eoat serviceable, but <( is extremely maining material la devoted to tho In 1023 thu country wns erected Intc good-looking. It fends itielf to de­ back and front, which are laid on Americanization Campaign. n province by tho Dutch, nnd the seal velopment In a variety of materials. the mntorlal with largo “O" perfo­ rations resting on a lengthwlsa Opportunity for Splendid Service by of government was established on Man­ thread. hattan Island, on part of tho ’site ol Those Having Knowledge of Here Is an exceedingly popular Tho buttons may b« of bona or ot the present city of New* York. Dutch Foreign Language*. model for an overcoat for the grow­ ■olf-matorlaL 25 27 rule commenced, and continued until 22 Washington.—Tho knowledge of for­ Heptcmber 8, 1004, almost one hundred CUTElNaGUIDE7 6 3 8 S how ingS ite-Q eign Inngungrs which before tho war years before the British acquired New S LLV K G LE.D 6ES seemed almost superfluous equipment France or Canndu. and of tittle practical use except us a 29 finishing touch to an education of cul­ .0 O ture, Is now being appreciated by the 1 1® demand fur volunteers to work with IM M EN S E AIR RAID DUGOUT 23 FRONT. J * aliens, nnd spread the Ideal of Ameri­ 26canization. Ono of tho four wnr England Open* to Publlo Usa Railway -‘-r-VS-AT.CT■ B courses nt Vnssnr college, Poughkeep­ Tunnel Accommodating 2<V THE DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. sie, N. Y„ Is “training for work with 000 Peraona. Dy Clifford Leon Sherman. aliens," taken tiy those who have con­ . nr *,'0,k s:—The man wp picked up In the open boat out nt sen turned versational command of u modern lan­ London.—Tho biggest air raid dugto be a French fisherman, whose schooner had been sunk by n submarine guage. This course will fit young wom­ out In England has' Just been opened bio i " 7 b‘‘fore’ Thc Germans didn’t even let htm-bave time enough to drestb en for work In censorship, translation, to tbo public for uso during air raids. he managed to cut a dory loose nnd escaped In that. All of the rest the education of aliens nnd other social It will accommodate 20,000 persona. Wert‘ ,ost I,e tol(1 us ■» “bout It a9 he was eating his first meal In work connected with alien supervision. Tbo dugout Is really an unfinished rail­ Pa c in g ' >riy.six hours. And how that man did eat I Ho was mighty 0 J® Young college women In Cleveland way tunneL 100 feet underground, on « '« ! . and we were ju st as glad os he was. All that he nionnged to save was aro giving evenings to educating for­ FOLD OF 3 4 INCH MATtRIAl WITH NAP which work' was discontinued at the ‘W r nml his p e t .............................. dot 2 eigners. War news Is printed dolly In beginning of tho war, Patented April 30, 1907 ^ "'P ’ete the picture, draw a line from d o t.l lo dot 2, then from dot * yariou* languages, pnd posted -In the ' It Is electric lighted 'add seats bare Pictorial Review Boy*’ Coat No. 783®.- 81m *. i to I I years, Prlea. t0 3. and so on. •' • ... . / school ^enters apd .questions are cabeen provided for. 2JX» peraona. (Copyrtsht, i«f. by.TM DaU Byndlcata. Ino.) . ‘ * *0«. _ :y.••-*“ • . • . ■ l l LESSONS FOR THE H om e Embroiderer t \ .is WASTAGE TELLS TRAGEDY OF WAR £ 3 5,000MAKE OVER GARMENTS A Easy and Practical Home Dressmaking Lessons A Coat All Boys Will Like. ; ‘▼3 WORK A MONG ALIENS • tvA •p : <l°t jt i&L i �THE EANPOSD HERALD' FAQE FOUR THESANFQRDBERALD R . J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Buslaesa Manager rubtbhtd E r n y To**d»y and Friday TBE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY BtmacRimoN i -uice in advance ONI TEAM.............................................. I f l l g M O N T H S .................................. .................... TURKS MONTHS, 0 « Q rin 4 la Ua a t j by Cmnitt |2,tO Per Year fa Adraaca «r 10* P tt Manth F a / a a l i la Aaraaca M a il Da Mad* al Offlra CMla. ad aa B**aad-Claaa Mall hlalltr A a(*d 21ad IMS, al Um PoaladV* aJ SaRlard. Florida Uadar Act W March ltd. IMF O S to a l Herald UuUdJnf rdrphaaa No. 1U calls for '.enlistment in thtv, tan k corps. " T o be eligible for this service n man must be between the ages of 18 and -10, physically-fit in ovgry way, and must have had experience in mechanical lines,, .There is a special call for men who are \familinr with automobile and gas engines, heavy trucks, motor cycles, tractors, gar­ age workers, also machine gun oper­ ators, cooks, clerks, wireless buzzer operators and those generally ex­ perienced in mechanical lines. "T h ose desiring to enlist or be in­ ducted into the tan k corps are re­ quested to write to the rccruitingg officer, 63-57 West B a y street, Ja c k ­ sonville, Fla., and ask what proced­ ure will be necessary to he enlisted in or Inducted into the service." — \ Patriotism, Music, Devotion Patriotic, musical ami devotional will be the evening service*at the ■Methodist house of ■worship naxt Sunday. The occasion will he the presentation of the beautiful service flag" by the Hortherhood to that church. There will he ringing speeches, appropriate warship of prayer and Scripture, reading and fine specially prepared music. President of the Brotherhood II. II. Peabidy will preside, Brother Teach­ er I . It. Philips will introduce the patriotic service. Brother F. P. Fors­ **I pledge allegiance ter. will make the presentation to my flag and the Rcspeech, and Pastor Dr. Ililhurn will public for which it make the address of acceptance tin stands; one nation in* on behalf of the church. The Bro­ divisible, with Liberty therhood has requested Mr. E. T . and justice to all." Wool!ruff tp take charge of and ar­ range the progrlim,. synopsis of which—will appear in Friday's iisue of—The Herald. There will he a largo time, replete with patriotic nnd spiritual uplift at the M. E. church ... RANK IN F ID E L IT Y Today there art* cannon throwing next Sunday night, to which all not projectiles seventy-five miles, there attending service elsewhere are co:are automobiles running ninety miles dially invited. per hour, there are railroad trains Prorlaihulion making seventy miles per heur. and Being in full accord with the nM there are airplanr^£pfTHT"| hundred and fifty miles fTer hou/- and we uf congress providing tor a day of think nothing of it. hardlAgive it u fasting prayer, nnd the proclamation timught when’ we read i f such an of our President, •fixing Thursday, 30th Inst., as the time for the nhservitrrom plif hrnent. But back ninety years ago, they! **•>•’«• “f such a day. a number of the n o t on ly bail n o t h i n g like t h a t , hut pastors of Sanford met last Fridas t h e y a h s o lu tle ly b e lie v e d it w ick e d and agreed upon tin* following plan / J o n i l c m p t to a t t a i n to a n y t h i n g for s e r v i c e s : M V 28 , lug You Don’t Have To Go F a r For Gold! It is right a t your doorstep if you only save it. Gold fields in South America are a long ways off and the hardships are greater there than here. Save your gold 'and provide for your dear ones all th^wjiile. Make your fortune by saving a t this Bank. IT IS P O SS IB L E AND E A S Y . FREIGH T 25 TER CENT 1*AS SENGER RATES HIGHER • •Washington, D. C., May 2 7 .—To meet wage increased ju st a/.arded and higher costs of coal nnd other supplies this year, Director General McAdao today ordered railroad freight rates in the United States raised 25 per cent and passenger fares increased to 3 cents a mile, from the present basis of about 2J$ cents. It is estimated this will bring between $800,000,000 and $9,bo,000,000 rnoje revenues to the railroads within the next year. It represents by far the biggest rate increase in the history of railroads. The new freight rates, co\e ing both class and commodity freight will he effective June 25 nnd the pas­ senger rates go into effect June 10. Under authority granted by the railroad act to President Wilson, acting through the director genera the order wipe* out all intrastate lower raids effective on either freight or passengw traffic. CAPITAL $30,000.90 / 1 SU RPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D If. R. STEVENS SANFORD, FLORIDA F. L WOODRUFF Vka-Pmldsnl ! V 0 . L TAYLOR * Ctahiar T H E B A N K T H A T I N S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S W V V V W W X i n ( W V iu o u i W W iiu o u iv v v V W or giving away of cigarettes or cigar­ ette material in this itato ami pre­ set ibing penalties for the violation thereof. ' , B e l t enacted by the legislature of the state bf Florida: * Wc hnvo had our Liberty Loan campaigns, our great Red Cros parade, but now we need one big htarty, tlncere P R A Y E R D R IV E thnt will lead our feet as a nation into the holy portals of Gr.d' temples. May Sanford distinguish hersef in this qoldest act of highest patriot ism! Monitor. W W v X M l »W W I i N W P lfi M.MM dence of their devotion to their country’s welfare and" of their In­ flexible purpose to fight until a tri­ umphant victory for liberty is se­ cured. . See. I. T h at it rhall hereafter he DAY OF FASTING AND PRAYED unlawful in ,th e state of Flo!Ida for People of This Nation to Humbly any corporation, company,, firm or person to sell, barter, furnish or give Acknowledge Dependence away, directly or indirectly, to any Travelers in standard sleeping and Washington, May . — Rational parlor tars are required to pay 3 1.* minor any cigarette, cigarette wrap­ Memorial Day,Thursday, May .’io Those Men at the Shops cents a mile, in addition to Pullman per or substitute for either; or *ta is designated by President Wilson In They always are at the front, qm farts, and in tourist sleeping rarx procure for or to persuade, advise, "going over the top " fn sonu*3'ay a proclamation Issued Saturday as a 3 ' , cents. .Pullman rates remain counsel nr compel any child under If it' is/Liberty Bonds, then "th e day of public prayer and fasting. said age to smoke any cigarette. the same. rhtips" conto up T ilth a” great big -The people of this nation afe'aiktvT Any such corporation, Sec! 2. subscription: if it is Red Cross then to gather that day in their place* of Commutation and other suburban company, firm or person Violating the shops "com e across" with a sum worship and pray for the victory of rates on railroads are increased 10 any of the provisions of this act, that would he astonishing hut for the American armies which will per cent. Fares on electric intershall for the fust offense, upon con­ the fact that that is the way they d bring a peare founded upon men;., urban lines are not a floe ted. Spec­ justice und good will. ial excursions, mileage, convention viction thereof, he fined in any sun) things. And yesterday the big heart The proclamation, issued in re­ anti tourist rates with a few excep­ not more than $50.00, nor less that was in evidence in another sort of sponse to a resolution by congress, tions are discontinued; privileges, $ !0 ; and for a second and any sub­ way. follows: such as slop fivers anil free side trips sequent offpnse, such corporation, There is a big tank somewhere a " B y the President of the United me abolished and .execs* baggage company firm or person shall upon the shops whore the engines empty States, a proclamation: conviction thereof, he lined not more rharges are increased. their hot fires into about nine feet of “ Whereas, the congress of the Both freight and passenger ra*<*s than $100. nor less than $10. and to water. The surface is a CAM Ol on boat lines operated on the hike*, which may he added imprisonment FLA G E for it gives the idea that it Umited States on the 2nd day of rivers or coast vyiso by the railroads io the county jail for any period not is smooth walking on ashes. So a April last, passed the following reso­ smalt negro lad thought lute yester lution: are to l/o raised proportionately with exceeding sixty days. " 'Resolved, by the senate the Sec. 3. ft is hereby made the duday afternoon and walked off hu the general inereuse. Export nnd house of representatives concurring importfreight rates are ordered canties "f sheriffs, constables, their dep­ not on it. He went down like i un u su al. Ui uties or any public officer to cnfnroe stone, and after hint went, some o that, it being u duty peculiarly in­ the provisions of this act and he "tho.se melt at tin* shops.” Phi cumbent in a time of war humbly Lancaster, (>., in IMis. a- was the a. m. The various churches of tin* may summon any minor who may Allen is said to have been tjie one and devoutly to acknowledge our mi.Hlom. the men met weekly in the city are expected to join in the early have or have had in his possess ion who brought the hoy up out of the dependence on Almighty God and to com m unity school house to "d e* morning prayer. stoat! of percentage additions are or­ any cigarette or cigarette material, nine feet of water ami ashy stuff implore his aid und protection. :h L a te .’* Mcsl of us have attended \l eleven a. in. all rhurcltes a: e dered fur cotton, coal, coke, lumber, any make him testify before the Then the men applfeff the approved President of the United States he. Hitch "debates” anti know they were to conduct services in their Severn ore, stone, grain, livealorfc,, meats county judge or justice of the peace first aid for the drowning, nnd after anti is hereby respectfully requested <arrittl on with all the earnest ness places of worship: thus carrying out sugar, bullion and other commodi­ as to where and of whom he ob­ long effort the hoy v ns reviver to recommend a day of public humil­ nnd eloquence of n Clay-and-Weli- the suggestion of the' President, ties. Existing differentials between iation, prayer and fasting, to he ob­ tained such cigarette* or cigarette Good work. » te r controversy!. " T h r t on that day. of pubic humil­ various localities aie to he fireserved by the people, of the United material. T h e question of steam railroads iation, prayer and fasting, that citi­ served so far ns possible hut many States with rcligioud solemnity and Sec. I. Thnt all laws und parts of w a s then -j» its imipiency, and the zens of all faiths and creed, assemble read Just men ts will have in he made Secretary's Statement . the offering of fervent supplications All rates are subject to re­ laws it: conflict with the provisions y o u n g Jften of the community had in their usual places of worship, ur. latet. to Almighty Gpd for the safety and Secretary’ McAdoo has authorized of this act are hereby repealed. Junr.ed a club for the p u r p l e of dis- well as in their homes, pray to view by the interstate commerce we fare of our cause. His blc*..ing the following statem entr See. Y This act shall take effoc ••Ufvting the value-and practicability, Almigh'y God that H**.may forgive commission. >n our arms, and a speedy rest oraIt i; esseViiial that the American immediately upon its pi-sage nnd i\s well as possible utility "<,f tnll- our sins and short rt.,r,ir,gs «• a After a n n o u n c i n g th a t t h e r a e u !t*n of an honorable and lasting people economize titjd save in order approval I*;, the govern, r. Ap­ i'*i;ids They de-Ted the i.-e of the people and purify oi.r tu-mts t i - i s , c r e a s e s are in t h e [iiildir int**r>*st. to make available to their govern­ nations t>( the earth,' anti •'.••bin*; bouse fur I lie club's dollar e. and bn >■ the truth, to accept and Secretary M c A d o o re fe rre d to $:|l)0 . proved May 22, 1907 ment tin* money indispensably need­ "W hereas, it has always been the defend nil things that n.*e just and a d d e d to th e p a y r o ll s fo r l a b o r u n ­ :u t I I lit- request was mot with fl reed for the war und to release sup­ reverent habit of the people of the right, und to purpose only those d e r t h e ord e r p u b l is h e d t o d a y ; t o t h e The President’s Call lo Prayer fiLuil that must have sent thl* youngplies und labor required for the pro United States to turn in humble np-. righteous nets and judgments which r a p i d l y rising coat of c e a i. w h ich he hack homo with a «iue regard Greater than the call to the na­ ouetion rff things necessary for our peal to Almighty God for His guid­ are jnronformity with His/will; be­ e s t i m a t e d th is y e a r pi one a t 5 ! 6 0 , Yvv the sncredncus of things, and an seeching Him that lie will give vic­ 0 0 0 more* th a n l a s t y e a r , a n d t o t h e tion's colors, or the magnificent ap ­ own military force* a r f for the mili­ ance in the affairs of their common iiwv for the religious superiority of • tor.' to our armin', us they light for b i g h t rt com of e v e r y o ilie r m a te r ia l propriation for nnr army's comfort, tary furce.s of the nations associated life. i*A»* trustees who refused them th~ freed .tin, wisdom to those who lake e n t e r i n g in to r a i lr o a d t r .i m q o i ' v f o n . or the wonderful provision for our with it.*. On* of the fi<*.s' methods "Now , therefore, t. Woodrow Wil­ h u ’use. council on our behalf in these dm* Opt ru lin g e x p e n s e s , he e.Mimated spIl*odid navy, or the development of h'inging about this result is for son. President of the United Sta'is of our marvelous department of ever;, one to pledge h i ms e l f :,* eeon T h e Hailway .Magazine t e lls of : ! .,• of dark struggle and perplexity, tr.d w o u l d ' be b e tw e e n $ ''3 0 ,0 0 0 .1 ) 0 0 and of Amtrtcu, do hereby proclaim iru ident and gives the language of • e.i<ifa«t....... t< our |ie»i| !r to li;:,1« j - t > •'.oon.onn g r e a t e r 'h is y e a r th a n avt itioq is the President's cull* to otnize and save ard to purchase, a* Thursday, the 30th day of May, a . definite periods, a specific amount of I b r refusing trust**** as follows: sacrifice to trie uttermost in supper, t h e $ ' J . ■5 2 .dot).0 0 0 figure of last y e a r prayer! day already freighted with Faired If the Church had h.*rti true lo her War Savings Stamps, thus giving ‘ You are welcome to tjn> use of of what is juxt and true, bringing us No par! of th e In c re a s e d t a t t v i s on antj .stimulated, memories, a day of . l.he solo ml bouse to debate all proper ut last, tin* peare in which men's a c c o u n t of th e p r o g r a m of n e s - l j —a high, etui holy vt>cavioii would site cnne.ete evidence'of hi* support of public humiliation, prayer, and fusi­ taDictiioiiH in, but such things as rail­ hearts can tie at rest because it is - b i l l i o n - dollars o f " l i n p r o v o m t n s , a d ­ have' needed to " be summoned to the practice of HVar Savings ng, and to exhort my fellow citizens To achieve this object there will road s anil telegruphs are impassible founded upon mercy, ju stice and d i t i o n s en d new e q u ip m e n t th i s y e a r , prayer? Using the weapons of her of nil faiths and creeds to assemble warfare which "a re not carnal, but he conducted, under the. direction of - thd r.re rank ir.f J e l l y . There Is no good-will." h e e x p la in e d . on that day in their several places cf the Treasury Dopartment, u cmnAt tix ft. in. then* will he n service 'vsqrd of God about them. If God " I t is earnestly-hoped," said the n ighty to t'tr pulling down of strong worship there, as well os in t|ieir la x t designed that His intelligent for women at 'till* Congregational director general, "th a t *a!i citizens holds, • even German stronghold iiigit for pledges, culminating pon homes, to pray Almighty God that . *\r»thturCF should travel at the fright- church kand a like service for the affected directly or indirectly by this could not the Captain of our salva­ June 28th, when loyal Americans ile may forgive our sins und short­ K’tl npcvri of fifteen miles an hour, by men at the Baptist church, thus increase cf rates will support the tion hdVe led* us on to a grander, throughout the country will he asked comings as a people and purify our z-'trsun, He would cltarly huve fore- closing the public services for the measures taken to bring about better bloodless victory without all this to commit themselves to this pro icarts to see and love the truth, to awful sacrifice of men ami money train. tviV.l it, through His holy prophet:,. day. accept and defend all things that arc conditions and* withstand »l -1 * « • the losses and The progress of the war. demands means! Vj It is sincerely hoped that tin I t is a device of Satan to Iratl im, usl anti right, and to purpose only which are paid of the grievous price pepplc of Sanford, who have mani­ the nations are paying for world But we did not put Him to the constant und increasing sacrifices. those righteous acts and Judgmenls .morlal souls down to hell." te s t—the test that He now demands We are sending uur young'manhood' which are in (Conformity with Hi* JL/iilroads nnd telegraphs were fested such commendable loyalty to liberty." repentance, reft rota­ to. represent us on foreign huttlo- will; beseeching Him that He will M r. McAdoo directed attention confession, k'm n "rnnk Infidelity," nntl today our country, in their liberal subfield*, where they are called upon to give victory to our armies us they >h“ stoppage of either for the brief scrifUions to the Lihderty Bond to the fact that "th ere is no way in tion. He declares, "W hoso confesssacrifice not only their personal com­ ■quire uf one day would so upset the anil their 'donations to tlie Red which the present prices tvill rosdlt tth his sins and foisaketh them shall fort and material interests .hut their tight for frccdopi, wisdom to those have m ercy." who take counsel on our behalf in calculations of the world that wo Cross anti Y. M. C. A. work will in u profit," lives as well. It is appropriate, show like loyalty to this Christian heze days of dark struggle and per­ The arraignment against us is ' If they turn o it to he greuter would believe the end tvaa coming. therefore, for the American people nation, ip general observance of the than is needed," he said, "th ey will fearful! plexity, and steadfastness to our Wotse than that against "Tampa Tribune. day of fasting and prayer as pro­ prom ptly he readjusted so as to pre­ the unspeakuhle Hun! We have al­ who arc privileged to remain in safe­ people to make sacrifice to the ut­ ty and comfort at home to consider claimed by our President. vent unnecessary burden upon the lowed the liquor traffic for fifty long most in support of what is Just and !Mt*n Wanted for Tank Service their sacred obligation to support people; hut pending such readjust­ drawn out years to. drag its filthy true, bringing us nt last the peace in our gallant men anti to pledge them­ , .Ineftsonvillo, Fla., May 27.— Mon lied Cross Drive m ent, lift* excess of any kind will he slime over our body palit ic—the selves earnestly to rave anti econo­ which men's hearts can he nt rest r i enlistment age and draft subject* On uccount of closing the drive for the benefit cf the people of the horror of which only eternity can because it Is founded upon mercy. mize in order that our snldiers and rail for early ■and spectacular lust night ami the great amount of United States as a whole, and not reveal! , sailors may have the food und cloth­ ustire and good will. action in France have-nn opportun­ work entailed a report cannot he for the benefit of the piiVnte rail­ " I n witness thereof I have here­ Wc have violated the Sabbath ing. and the arms and munition ity Jo gratify that desire by enlisliuo given in this issue hut will he given road owners." unto ret my hand and caused the day, and made it — many of us— n without which they cannot fight. in or being inducted into the tank in detail Friday. seal of the United States to he of-T o the extent that savings can be holiday instead of a holy day. curjH, which is on a par with the To this end that t h e . intensive It is announced that $9,600 has fixed. ■ ‘ Wc have enaoted loose, divorce much sought after avaition section, been accounted for and receipts from extended and bettor prices obtained campaign may he most effective, I Done in the Disirict of Columbia, for railroad supplies, the director laws permitting rii'en and women to in which there is no pall for enlfst the county will bring it to unn the earnestly bespeak the cooperation of this 11th day of May, in the year of general will from time to time njnko live together in unholy wedlock, m erits ijt present. 81 ,000 or more and that Seminole appropriations. Hates wilh bp abol­ prostituting the sacred institution of all tin* organizations and institutions our Lortl nineteen hundred and of the nation which, through their eighteen and of the independence of A im nrp trained for tank service has gone over the lop to the tune of ished where s u b s t i t u t e i n t r a s t a t e marriage! infiurnc* anti active support can : lie Linited States the one hundred ;Vi ru m p Colt, Gettysburg. Pa., mid $10,500. r a t e s are less and all rates p la c e d oq We have permitted capital lo op­ further this *ork. It j* desirable it is eatimnUd that 1u » months art* and forty-second. an equitable level. This eM ablisher. press labor, and suffered helpless that the attention of the entire required to fit u man for work overMissions Movement "Woodrow Wilsonth e first 'l“t'nUe d if fe re n c e between childhood to he wronged. people he centered on their obliga­ .-u-as. Bed blooded, alert kinded The recent genernl conference o, directors of the federal edminrstra " B y the President,,. Wo havt permitted heathen tion to pledge the government this xnen are wanted for this fighting the Methodist Episcopal Church "R o b e rt Lansing, tion and the state director* of pub­ temples to he erected in our Chriskind of support for the winning of tiram h , in which them is a special South, which was held in Atlanta, "Secretary of S ta te ." lic utilities commissions, which here­ tion (?) land. ' the jv ar, and with this object in *Jn l for those with nterhnniral ex­ Ga., gave its full approval to the tofore have had authority to fix view, that June 28th, 1918, be ob­ Would that this worn all! perience. Centenary of Miosions Movement inti astute rates. Th# Old .Octagon Coin. It is a time for confession, ns our served its a National War Savings Tt«> method pf entering this which proposes to raise $35,000,000 The moat valuable coin authorised t _ „ „ ■ * ■ « ■ ' » Day. * r grand President and our disc con­ branch is outlined in the fallowifig in the next five years for home and In the United States la the double Florida’s Cigarette Law gress urge—a time for) repentance— With adequate, preparation for a Eagle, worth $20, of courae. But there statem ent from the recruiting officer foreign rui' sionij chuoeh extension For fear thnt some of our people a time for profound humiliation—a National War Savings Day on Juno and war work. Laymen in all sec­ fo r Florida: wna formerly struck In California wbst are not acquainted with the cigarttto tim e for genutno reformation. 1 r tions cf the south are enthusiastic, 2Sth, I am sure that the American was called an "octagon'* because of " T o those who are'of military-age, On May, th e '3 0 th , ought there' people will he glad.to participate and Ita aftope, and It pawed for $50, « am i who desire to enter n purely regarding the measure and the lead­ law in force In Florldn, we Herewith not to he a rccohi breaking attend­ to pledge themselves-td become war waa current elsewhere^ but never le­ lighting branch rf the service, an ers .tn the gran movement are san­ reproduce It: An act to prohibit the sale, barter ance at the churchei? \ hdvers, thereby giving, con crete'evi­ gal tender. unusual .opportunity. is o ffered 'b y , guine, of sure, ss.' "4 ^*-: �p a g e f iv e May. IN S O C IE T Y ^ DOMAIN J ,■ HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST in AND i AROUND SANFORD - Q II. Atkins or Daytona was a Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Bowler ar­ SirfotA visitor today. rived yesterday from Pittsburg nnd I' J . Greer of Jacksonville is reg will remain several weeks, before visiting other points in Florida. L,tmd at the Carnes. • f W. Owen of Tampa spent a While here they will be guests at (f» hours' in Sanford yesterday on Hotel Camea. Buy— Stone's Golden Crisp Potato ' business. Chips at L. p. McCuller'S; 74-Up Woodland Park will b«j open Sundiy. June 2nd. - 80-2tc The Cecilinn Music Club wilt give a recital in the studio of Mrs. Fannie -p 0. Yount: of Tampa ope'nt a kq left hours in tlie city yesterday /ifTf?. lur.sun Friday morning, May 3Ict at nine o'clock. Patrons and friends busine*-'. Born to _iI*^ an d Mr*. D on Mc- cordially Invited. The assistant tal­ Ilonald on Sunday an olfcht pohml ent will * he Mrs. A. M. Phipip«, soprano. .baby Kid... . Hurry I.. Bethel, candidate for C h a rle s Martin of Jacksonville is among the guests registered at the state tas commissioner, short term i* in the city today in the interest of Hotel Carnes. C. H. Umstcad of Jacksonville is rhis candidacy. Harry is well known apending a few dnyB in Sanford this here and will got many votes for as he sayij lie never ran fer otlke be­ *eck on business. fore. .gHr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Mrs. 1V. F. Barnwell arrived to­ Physician. First National .Dank day from Fernandinh and will he the Bldg., Phone 330-W . * C4-tf William C oulbom nc, left this guest of her ■aunt, M n, \Y. \. I.efmorning for F t. Screven, (ia„ where der for n few tlnys. Mrs. Barnwell before her marriage was Mias Bel! he will join the tank corp*.’ Smith of 'h is city and will he gladly Mr. and Mrs. Burdick have roivelconuoi'by her many friends. lumfd from their wedding trip to S L E E P IN SURAN CE T.inifin and ocher points south. "A Terror to-M osquitoes." ’.V. V. Holmes arrived yesterday 72-lf from Birmingham nnd will remain in Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Young end ihe city several weeks on business A. I!. Haile, the popular Rahsman daughter leave today' for Sanford |__ fnr S*rlnefcHow & P nget-iiL Jack*. where they. will make their future home, their many friends he.-e re­ snnvllle I* in the city today.- C gretting their departute. They iiave SLEEP IN SU R A N C E been living a* 30? Harwood avenue. "A Terror to Mosqultora." -Orlando Seniiael. 72-tf Fred Wight and K«;ina!d Holly 1’. K. Brown of Jacksonville is left yesterday for Jacksonville where itH-miing several dto's this week in they expect to enlis' in th» rank Sanford ori business. corps of the army. The rank corps Mr. K It. W hittle left Friday for offers six weeks training a*. G ettys­ (iiorgiuna, Alabuma, where she wils burg nnd then to France and is tak­ ralM by the illness of her father. ing the eye of those who want Vrs ll. K Dens is spending n few action., days with home folks, having joined Hon. Van C. Swearingen, candi­ Ihe Sanford rolony at Daytona date for atterney general to succeed Ucarh. h i m s e l f wns in the city yesterday For Wood and heavy hauling hoc mingling w i t h his many Sanford, MirAell, or phone 378. 48-tf fri<u'd« who say thut he will lie re­ % I)r .1. E. Kluck of Evniistate, turned by a large majority. Van is Fla , is spendliig a fed- days in Sun- a former Sanford resident where he lord tins week looking after business worked in the railroad shops and has inti-rcM*. many friends. Mr. and Mrs. J . F. Hickson and Cow Pens— Brabham Root-Rust daughter, Miss Ethel were the Resisting variety. Price $4.75 bush­ *urM» of frii-nds in Orlando on Sun­ el. Chase A Co. 76-tf day. Demonstration nt Woman’s Club T.- E. Parsons arrived yesterday Through the courtesy of the Wom­ Iron Washington and will remain for an’s Club the women of Seminole stveral weeks looking after' business c o u n ty are i n v i t e d t o a t t e n d a d e m n*t n**i * J. it Hayden returned yesterday f'r.m Washington, where he lies bean fyr the pad; two months looking after bi'im-vi interest*. ADMINISTRATION j & w« mi Kin* M«Un|hU«. SacUl Editor. Anyon. biylnr pint,, pm|„ or ^ lofthbcolumn. It would bouppmUud ll Ihty would UUphom iTOJ ■sLEEP IN SU R A N C E "\ Terror to M osquitoes." * 72tf d F O O D d> May the Club Room-* Weilnesde.y 29. at 4:0fl p m. Riley M. Fh-tcher ll-n . . Emergency Home Do.m. Agl. All persoits engaged In certain liras of business _.pgt heretofore Ji; ccnsod under the United States foed nd min is trail on are given until June 1st to make applications for such licenses, and (heir applications for such licenser, and their applica­ tion should bo sent direct to tho License Division of the United Stntos Food Administration at Washir.grcn. The list of firms coming un­ der the new requirements includes the following: packers, of canned tuna; packers of mild cured, hard cured, caLcd, dried, smoked, pickled, oi other wise preserved salmon; opfcraters of poultry or egg packing plants- not nlrtady licensed -by the Food Administration; glnners, buy­ er; t’grnts, dealers or hnndlers of cotton seed not already licensed, who handle annually between .September 1st end August 3 lf ‘t , t morr than twuify tons of cotton seed; Import­ er.*.. manufacturers -or distributors of cotton aec-d hulls; owners of elecatura warchourrs or other placra for storage of cotton seed or hulls; manetnr.tge of cotton seed or hulls; man’if-.trturers of fermented. beverages containing lets than one half of one pi*- cent of alcohol. All persor b cngaqed in iht* business hs set forth must at price take steps to' secure licenses. Common cnrrteis, farmers and growers nre exempted from tho above requirements tulles* their op­ erations enter into-the special lines as VnuTnerafeil above! Lu-epse "forms are to be furnished from Washington upon request of those staking permir-ioii to engage in thf business spi-eifled. HOW TO BUY POULTRY Government Warns Against IcePacked Chickens. Worth 10 to 13 Per Cent Per Pound Less Thsn Those Properly Handled. * * % Washington. — Paying tho * same price for wot-packcd chickens ns for dry-pneked Involves heavy money loss to tho consumer, according to the dressed poultry specialists of tbo Unit­ ed States department of agriculture. Government experiments hnvo shown that wet-packing a broiler and sending It to market on Ico causes It to loso 13 per cent of Its Value and fowls loso about 10 per cent. If dry-pnckcd broil­ ers aro worth 40 cents, wot-packed are not worth tnoro than 33 cen ts; If drypneked fowls cost 30 cents, wet-packed ono should not cost over 27 cents. A chicken thrown Into Ico water to remove animal heat and sent to market In a barrel In direct contact with cracked Ice, It Is pointed out, absorbs water for which tho consumer has to pay chicken prices. The water ulso dissolves out from tho chicken valua­ ble flavoring nnd nutritive substances. These go Into tho water nt tho bottom of the barrel along with filth that Is washed from dirty feet nnd blooi\y heads, nnd trickles downward over tbo poultry. . With a dry-pnckcd chicken the ani­ mal beat Is-removed by banging the bird In on artificially cooled room maintained nt nearly freezing tempera-, ture. Tho chicken Is then pneked Into a box containing 12 birds and sent to market. .The box Is hauled In rcfrlgerator cars and Is kepi by good retailers In good Ico boxes until sold. The btril Is never wet, has no chnnco to absorb water or becomes washed out. A bird should never be wet until It gets a final quick rinsing off In the house­ wife’s kitchen. The practice of some housewives of soaking a chicken after Shakespeare at Sletson It Is dressed, In a pnn of water, even Among other Commencement fea­ for nn hour or two, helps to leach out tures at Stetson University will be valuablo quulltlcs.* the open air Shakespearean play, "As You Like It." which Is to be given by the Grreen Room Club on C O N Q U ES T AND K U LT U R the campus Monday afternoon, Jupe 3rd at I p. in. The rast contains The German empire has be­ thirty people, representing the best come a world empire. Every­ talent of the entire student body; where In distant quarters of a'nd the musical numbers solo, tho enrth thousands of our chorus and orchestral as well as countrymen are llvlngv_Gorninn the costumes are those of Shakes guardians of tha sea, German pearc's time. science, German Industry, are going across the sea. Tho vnluo No charge of any kind is made, of what Germany has upon tho and visitors from neighboring towns sea amounts to thousands of are cordially invited, "Motoring par­ millions. It Is your earnest ties a specialty." If you are coming duty, gentlemen, to help bind in cars be on hand promptly at ten this greater German, emplro minutes before four, ns the streets firmly to our ancestral home. . ’■. . It 'Is my wish that, around the campus will lie rojied off stnndlog In closest union, you at that time. help mo to do my duty not only In l!)lfi the Green Room Club to my countrymen In a narrow­ pfe ^enied . " M i d s u m m e r N i g h t's er sense, but also to the many thousands of countrymen In for­ eign lands. This means (tint I which were b •■lian *y utrmay bo able to protect them If I i r<*fi;l The .4.age fu.* this year will must—Kaiser’s speech, June 10, be more spectacular than ever, .'ev1800. m d changes having been made in arrangement nnd scenery. Come and enjoy yourself: forget the war fr>r_a few short hours that you may nume back to ii vviih rested no!ve* Higher Prices at Fur Sales. and increased vigor. London.—Fur Is In keen demand Just a I present nnd n marked Increase * - u n s In price resulted nt the October snles. Chinese, Australian ami Russian sup­ plies wero very scarce, while Ameri­ can furs were not half sufficient to meet the demand. Prices ranged from 13 per cent to 100 per cent advance -Plan for Re-Education of Dis­ on previous sales. Mr*. L ru it A'n.'.*r/i»*i» Mrs. II. H. Lewis delightfully en­ tertained the .member* of the Sew' m*od M-;.. it. k . Pnii-id Sew Club " r Friuay afternoon at V’a., ore *tu-.ding a few <u ■ i hi.. ,*i.j this .•.. \ c.iir.liir- her home on Magnolia avenue. The f re ttj home was row! a t ­ o.v i i i . i.hm .-nd plvasurt. tractively d e - r a ’ .nl with many ’•! - v l* Nhinholtit-r he: :-e, ari,,,3 beautiful rosi* ai.d >Ae»-t peas. from Miilcdgeville, Ga., where she The guests brought their fancy . has been the gUcr-t of friends and work ns usual and a most enjoyable fiTmvt s |,ir several weeks. afternoon was agent SeWing, -knitting Ste our bargain counter lor spec­ nnd in discussing the war. abled American Soldiers. i f ' in odd sires .of Regal shoes. At 5 o’clock a delicious ice course I’rires SLM8 up. Sanford Shoe & miis served. Among the guests were Clothing, Co. 77-tf Mr*. J- S. Wilson, Mrs. J . C. Smith, To Be Fjelpech to Rehabilitate Them­ selves as Useful Citizens of ths H- S. IJngte left yesterday for his Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. Frank Wood­ Republic. * home in New York after spending a ruff, Mrs. May Dickin.s, Mrs. Mc­ plea-ant winter in Snnford and other Kinnon, Mrs. Metso, Mrs. Guthrie, Washington.—Now that our troops points in Florida, Mrs. Dingee and Mrs. 0 . L. Taylor. liuvc begun to nctually take part In L. A. Rnmainesvnrrived yesterday the great war, a great problem will from Atlanta nnd will remuin several Banks Close Thursday soon have to bo faced. It will soon day* in this section before visiting Thursday, being the day set aside have to bo faced. It will have to do other points in Florida. by President Wilson for a day of with the reeducation of disabled sol­ Mrs. A. B. Crloman is expected prayer and.fasting, is a legal holiday diers. It will not bo chough for tbo IhU week from Florence, S. C., anti and the banks of Sanford will be government to plnco those who sro permanently disabled In soldiers' "ill spend several weeks in Sanford, cloned alt day on that date. homos and allow them to complete Persons having banking b us in ess the guest of relatives nndffrlcnds. will please take notice nnd transact their existence In material comfort, Phone 104 for pressing, cleaning : but those who nre partially disabled and alterations. Quality and ser­ it on Wednesday. so an to make them unable to return to the occupations nnd trades which vice. Sanford Shoe & CIo. Co. Summer School they left to serve their country will . . . . . 69-tf Mrs. C. L. Polk began her sum­ hnvo to he re-cducnted In'some employ­ J. D. , \\'oodruff returned home mer school at tho Grammar Scbcm! ment which will enable them to reha­ Friday from Clinton, S. C,, where building yesterday morning. bilitate themselves as useful cltlicns ol o- has been a student at Presbythe republic. 78-tfc tfrian College for the past year. ’• Although the plans have not pro­ Mrs. n. L. Perkins and little son gressed enough to mako a formal Summer School announcement of their scope, It ll returned to their home in Daytona Mrs. C. L. Polk, one of Sanford’s each Saturday after enjoying n former teachers will accppt a limited known that tho wnr department, ... . *'lth her mother,' Mrs. number of pupils who are desirous of '.tho surgeon general's office, 1# working on the theory that tho re-educntlon "• N. Lemer. making-up work during’ the cummer must commence In the hospital while Mrs, F. E MHteer ur.il diile months. 73-tfc tho patient Is Convalescent. ' sag id r, Frances Fnir arrived yesThe government will probably fol­ ef'Ly from F.,ri Myers nnd will be low closely the plans of the Canndlan Aut'onmbilistH planning trips cu-sts of Mrs. W. N. Lelller for through the state will no doubt find government, which Is to contlnuo Us * ' v era l w o r k , much cause for joy in the announce­ military control over the badly wounded until a competent board conSLEEP IN SU RA N C E ment [hut the "missing link" in the slating of officers, doctors and lay­ ‘A Terror to M osquitoes." Tampn-Jacksonvlile route between men pronounco tho re-cducatlon com­ Loughman nnd Kissimmee hns at plete and tho soldier ready for now 72-tf ir: , !,“UMref^ Orlando Is spend- lest been opened to traffic nnd that endeavors. iBf “ days "*i TSnnford s »v,_ _ —jm this week/ all hut four mile* of the distance is According to accepted theories, tho .re-employment of the fecuIUee begins * ih-liftU°*\« *ier kro*h °r and-sifter- now hard surfaced. In fhe hospital bed with games and at tVL’t V f- ■Rd M rf- E. E. Rrady pussies which cxdte the Interest and ‘ htlr «!«"• «" Park avenue. . ' - ' Ju st drived |tako the mind off misfortunes. The .Duicks and Oldsmobiies—A limit­ .badly maimed often lose courage and OtlinH an^ ^ r*‘ ^tddefij. Deane of ed amount. It you want on# this hope, end hare often after previous ifr-tty * ^ the guests o! season buy now. This may be your Avars Insisted upon being supported by la*t chance. See us at once.; Sem­ (the government In soldier*1 homes M r- " n,i Mr*- inole County Garage. • without effort on their own behalf. 78-2tc WORK MAIMED FOR » w « .a u 3^ . , hi* * . v H O R S EW H IP S E M P L O Y E R Old People Elope. Minneapolis, Minn.—To escape what they characterized as ”tho small town gossip," Chnrlcs F. Mayo, seventy yenni old, and Mrs. Louise Young, (lfty-elght years old, eloped from Ne­ vada, In., and were married here. N O T AN E LE C T IO N B E T Big Saving In 8ugar. Wnshtngtnn.—An annual saving of 1(1.000,000 pounds of sugar and 12,000,000 pounds o f shortening Is the estimate mndo by ‘tho cracker .manu­ facturers of the country ns a.result of tho. new rules mndo for them by tho United States food administration. NOW S K IL L E 0 M ECHANICS Miss Mary E. Drury of San Fran* dsco, claims her employer forced his attention upon her and when she re­ pulsed him after he Insisted upon vis­ iting her apartmunts. ho had her dis­ charged from her position. He phoned her nnd she agreed to meet him In the Palace hotel nniT WlTen sho did she struck nlm with tho horsewhip'and continued to rntn blows nn him ns he ran until onlookers restriflncd her. She now threatens to bring suit for dam­ ages against her former employer. LIKE FOOTBALL GAME Yalo Man Graphically Describes Fight With U-Boats. Convoy Accounts for 8evera1 German Submarines While Traveling to War Zone. East Haven, Gunn.—How the convny In which he traveled to the European war ione with the Tnlo unit account­ ed for several German “subs” Is graph­ ically described hy n letter \a rela­ tives by I.nuren Lyman of this place. "One night ns wo were below, fir­ ing oor hunks," he says, “we heard tho w^lstlo nnd then tho sharp note of tho bugle. Wo shpuft*d, 'tho subH nt Inst,’ nnd leaped to our posts. I had been appointed n stroke oar In n llfebont, nnd our particular gang, 2(1 In number, were counted by oar while-faced Iteiitennnt. "Our ship begnn to zlg-zng. nnd. through n port I saw n destroyer rush­ ing along toward n white Streak In the water. Suddenly something happened nhonrd Ihe destroyer—n volume of wa­ ter rushed In the nlr directly In Ita wake. There was a heavy explosion, nnd one more sub hud gone to the happy hunting-ground. "The next morning our bugle again blew “to post" nnd our guns on the port stile cut loose. In less than no lime nur whole fleet, transports nnd ill. were blazing nwuy, zigzagging unit rushing In nil directions. We hnd plugged n whole Hchool of nuhs, nnd Instead of zlg-zngglng our boat, plowed right Into them. "At one time the ship next to uh nnd our boat were shooting Into tho same center nnd It looked like n bat­ tle between the two ships. I saw three periscopes myself nnd one cut Its way an closo thnt our forward gun could not ho brought to bear. “One torpedo missed our bows by less thnn 30 feet. At tho same tlmo wo could see land abend. * “Whllo this wns going on threo nlrplanes nppenred. How wo shouted when' wo recognised their nationality. Soon they were swooping down Uko hawks, dropping bombs nnd mnrklng out tho places where tho Iloches lay. “It wns simply great. I felt Just ns I did before the touchdown ngntnst Harvard Inst year. At ono time four htg guns on nur bont wero playing away nt tho same time. “Finally at ten o’clock the whistle blew, nnd our first big fight wns over. Nobody acratched nnd from threo to flvo Iloches went to h------. Thero wero from 0 to 12 of them watting, nnd, be­ lieve me, they got all they wanted. “If we’d only had n band tho morn­ ing would have been complete." C O N SC RIPT IS C A L L E D BACK Bound to France on Transport, He la Ordered Home to Care for Parents. Chlcngo, III.—Culled hack from a transport 100 miles out nt sea while " a b it way to Frrtore, Edwin Hwelger Seamen J . G. Diehl and J . i ‘. Yohman of Newark are ecarcely twentytwo years old, yet they have taken up­ on their shoulders a weighty vow and that Is not to shave until they have fought a good fight with an enemy sub­ marine. ' . , The men have, crossed tho Atlantic seTcral times, but It has never been tbeir Rick to run Into one of the enemy’s m bs. . All they need to make them pirate* ■re a couple of knives, a brace of pis­ tols and n half dozen cutlasses slung over tbelr shoulderi I f e a great Uio on th t old briny. returned lb Chicago recently fo' lik e ; ’ rare of his mother nnd crippled fa-! Ilicr. ITo found hie mother taking In ’ • trashing to support tho family. • Swclgcr's father lost hi* leg lo an iccldent a few dnys beforo D raft Reg­ istration day. Tbo boy registered and; did not claim cxemptlod. n o went to j Camp Grant .with tho first contingent.; Friends of tho family, however, ap-‘ pealed to tho government to release him from the army so that ho might support his parents. Tho government took action, but found Swclger was aboard a transport. Tho transport was wirelessed nml young Swelgcr re­ turned to his home. • , . , The photograph shows one of tho girl machinists at work In the plant of tho General Electric company at Philadel­ phia. Knowing that ninny of thctr juen would volunteer for service nml others ho taken for the new Notional army, tbo 'compuny added n number of women to their machine-shop staff.-They have mode good nnd ns rapidly its men leave women step Into their ptnees, keeping things going with results just as good. If ndt hotter, than those obtained dur­ ing rnnlo operation of tho works. Wom­ en appear nt workbenches and drills, at cutters and htkivy presses. There Is nothing flint thoy haven't tried their hands nt. Tho fact that women have mndo good In the big shops of the rail­ roads hns led many other largo cor­ porations to permanently' enlist tho fair ones In their service. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS (Too Late to Classify) For Snl<- at Snnford My Launch, "M o lh Raw ..." •'!' h, rnbin enclosed, rash $300. . , 1018 Model Auburn Chur my Roadster. Car'll 81 !?!>>. 80-tf. ( ?■>. A. De’Cot *- D A K ASMS, UMBS^ASLEEP And Wu Run-Down, Weak u d Nervous, Sajr* Florida Lady. Fire Bottles of Cards] Made Her WeH Kathleen, F Ii.—Mrs. Dallas Prlns, of this place, rays: “After the birth of my last c h ild ...I got very much run-down and weakened, so much that I could hardly do anything at alL I w u so awfully nenroO* that 1 could scarcely endure the least * nolao. My condition w u getting worao all tho tlm o ... I know I must hare some relief or I would eoou bo la tho bed and la a > serious condition for I felt so badly and was so nervous and weak I could hardly live. Uy husband u ked Dr. --------about my taking CarduL He u ld . T t’a a good medicine, and good for that troublo’, so ho got me S bot­ t le s ... After about tbo second bottle I felt greatly Improved...before taking !t xnj limbs tnd hands nnd Arms would go to sleep. After taking It, howover, this poor circulation disap­ peared. My strength came back to mo and I w u soon on the road to health. After tho use of about S bot­ tles, I could do all my housework and attend to my elx children be­ sides." . You can feel safe In giving Cardul a thorough trial for your troubles. J t contains no harmful o r habit-forming drugs, but la composed of mild, regetable, medicinal Ingredient# with no bad aftereffect*. Thousands of women have voluntarily written, tolling of tho good Cardul has done them. It should help yon, too. T ry i t H 74 HARRY L. BETHEL A TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA CANDIDATE FOR STATE TAX COMMISSIONER < lV ■ . "BHORT TER M " * , ~ NEVER RAN FOR OFFICE BEFORE * ; �K*->\ -THE SANFORD HERALD PACE SIX M*y a , lu a ™.. t 'i H 1 I1 ♦ CLASSIFIED § ADVERTISING ^ |# 1 All Lo<*iI Advertisem ent Under This Heading T H REE CENTS s Line For Eaeh Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. •In answering an advertisement where no name Is mentioned* in the ad, please do not ask The Herald for Information as to the Identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if 'wo do wo are not allowed to give o u t this information. Simply write a' letter and address it as per In­ structions in the ad. ; ‘ F O R SA LE aaatatlvaa la tb# past. ! fall/ sflprertata tb* high honor paid i u . b r «Io« i I bk mo So ood I boro codoororod ot oil I|m i to look after tho I s t i m u ot tho people ot ttomlnolo rouoty ood (bo elate of Florida I hop** I hara not tatlad to fuintl <your #«• portatloni and 1 trunt yon nrtlt. aao your way rlrar to fira «n« a aecond term. Ajaln thnnklnf you (or Ihr many favor* t>rntow#d on mr In th# pait I promlee that 1 will a Bargain— Market ba faithful lo tbo trunt Impcaod In m*. Youra rtry truly. For Sals^-Day-old chi*. Fine Barred Rocks. 25 chicks and broody hen for $5.00. Good chance to start in the chicken business. F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fla. 75-tf F tr Sale t refrigerator, meat block, computing scales and huther's tools. P. O. Box 82, Oviedo, Fla. 75-8tp bushel. Nick Zernovnr, Sar.forc*, , 78-1 Otp For Sale— Fifty-three horse power Thomas automobile truck for $500. Thoroughly overhauled. Money­ maker .for hauling with trailers over hard roads. Fredericks Garage. DeLand, Fla. 74-7tc For Sale—Good paying business in first class location in Sanford. 223 First St. 73-tfe Sale—L . C. Smith typoin good condition. Herald •* 73-tf r Sale—Sweet potnto vines, Rico variety. At the Byers Beardall. Ave. „ For prices see Crenshaw, Sanford, Fla. 71-lltc stock, bred from Cyphers, Young am ! J-Yrrls i t i J m . Southern Oaks Duroc pigs for sale. Hex Packard, P ou lif; Farm Enterprise, Fla. West Side. • 74-tf * . • 80-2tp For Sate—Ten acres hammock For Sale Ju st i , n r v " *' t of land on Cameron avenue, right in M iam i trailers. Sanford Mac! nr & thr heart of the celery delta. This farm joins railroad loading station. Garage Co. 77-tf Three acres cleared. Must be sold F ct Sale—A F *d ten 'ruck with ta close an estate. If interested body complete. Ail nearly new and write F. J. McDannei. Owosso, cheap. Sanford Machine, ik (iarage Michigan._____ * 53-tfc -Cq,---- ------ —--------— ------ -TT-tf"* For Sale —Large firm horse, also heavy wagon, only used short time. For Sale Gentle donkey with Inquire J . E. Terwiiligur, 709 Oak baby colt. Also two year old marsh G7-tf 1 coir. Hoth riirt clnap .Route A, ii venue, 11..x 220 T7-i fc FOR RENT For Sale — Household furniture. Term s. 115 French avenue. 77-tip For S ale—One pair black mare •enuli-s. Good condition. At reason­ able price. Sec M. Fleischer, Tli-tf irii rooms fur rent fur Tw,> f ur iigi,t li UUM’kri i ing. Over 5 and 1 7l-2tj) Cent Store. J r itili! Furr.ifihffi r •oms ft) •lay « r •A.*.k -v.-r 11*11 «■;»ft*. .Mr*. 7 7 -It p C. G. Ailn i.i. For Kent For the summer, lint furnished or unfurnished. AM mod­ For Rent T v , n>i u..i {•■r light ern runseniences, with Elder Spring iu> .-i-i. " ‘I !i*U I ! Laurel \vi W ater right, garage, etc. At the 77-tf Kbler Spring residence Phone NoFre»* UHt1 ft ir three years ul 20(1 3512. * 75-tf at*n*3 oI muck land. For jmrticulars atldrt-HJii K H Fhlendorf, Mims, Fla , 75-fitj) Bri*varir| Co. Let Me Examine Your Eyes m Fur Hint On West Side■ near ice Mr.t. [plant. cut t agt* «( four roiitt ii 80-2tp A. E. Borg. Phone Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or M onth— Park avenue Flat, 105 North Park avenue, over L. R I’hili[H it I* i Hart, manager 1 ,,r Re.lt l - u g it in* M '< (* C • 30-tf 1‘tie II t.i h >1 ". "-i tvanford Heigh1!*. I room-, big yard, D I kite the Kimtlftr InttnimrnU far l' ilrirrmlnlnf And Ike CJLAHSUS far L v fo ffr r lln i mnj u id all l i f f r f U tif tl*I^ r , N O M k T T E II lh«* nalurr of your C i * f , if ! mif f i LA NS KS tin flu! wul l to y p f f f i t l l i , ra il on m r I HI an; rj r that mpuiui* to II^ItI "lot* an infill'd In rail fur runxjlfaliorii complete water system* garage, elec­ tric lights, etc. II. C. Du Bose. GS-tf For R en t—Three office rooms fronting on First street. Most de­ sirable o Hires in city. Several other good office rooms in same building. Vow1 11 & Speer. ___________ 23-tic and u l t l r r . WANTED DR. E. S. H O F F M A N til t l lJ.S T .U l'T K IAN 2S tVr.1 Charrh Hi. D O Orlando, flo rid. N ’ T I .. •• T.rg F - ’i f d Tag \n, 2 " \ 7 ! -B-rlTi. -a . have same hy ralli:;;: r.t the office and.paying S r tld*i ;tdvt*r iiemcnt. 80-2tc \\ tire d T o rcr.; a typewriter fur •• *nrt fiir.c . Write Box 1052. 7!»-2tp Write it on Your Cuff! Jot it Down in the Found —S omo stray. Ilog-t — 1 boe ar.d 4 nbuu‘s. Anyone paying darn* agi*i can In * e hogs. D. D. M lirfir, 79-2* c City, R. A* , Box 80. M EM O BO O K Wanted ’ A home with good family t,y will* e girl. Will do genera !.,:t,M*t' ork for reasonable wage*. 79-, fe Address lJu x 321 R. A. farm Wanted — Experienced bands. Ste;ady work and good pay. F. N. Burt . Spring Garden Ranch, 7 l-7lc DeLeon Springs, Fla. Fine Stallion for Service.—The Wekiwa Ra nrh, Lake Monroe. 73-Htc The Ideal way to make memoranda ami carry infor­ mation that you need fre­ quently. Covers last for 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 in­ stantly. **■.' . HERALD PRINTING CO. Phone 148 ’ Sanford, Florida Opportunity for All Furnished In Thrift Stamps. F i t AN K L. W O o f ) R U F F . Lend Your Money to the Government fur CaaJUy C m o l a l m w t brrrby announce mywlt n candidate for Coun­ to Aeelet In the Battle ty ('omrnMkmrr (or tbo Ub District pt Seminole for Democracy... _ .For Sale—About COO bushels Irish , onnty. nihiHt to action ot tho Democratic, primary cl Jure* flit, and rotlHt tbo r o t a of all potatoes; * Car load or' otherwise. j)emorrat(r* My platform Is a'nauara drat lo all Washington.—War savings stamps, lUaprrtfutly, Delivered to any part of the cit^’, • K. It. KILtlCB popularly known ns "thrift stomp*," 51.25 bushel. F. O. II. $1.00 per For For S a le—One Runabout Ford writer body complete. J . H. Bussey, P. O; Office'. Hox *11213, S a ilfo rd .. ; . 80-:f For S. C. White Leghorn*, eight weeks Porto old pullets and cockerels, yearling place, her.:, ".ml r'7(' a; •! ‘ wa year old bre •!, - a i o* ;:!>». Ffnc,' ‘ healthy R. F. ft HELP WIN THE WAR WLADEK ZBYSZKO WINS HEAVYWEIGHT WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP OF WORLD1 • W anted—Cash Grocery, Cash prices. A sure success for a live m in,. Corner Sanford avenue and Fourth street. Store room all fixed. Rent reasonable. See or write to C. II. Letiler. 73rtf * POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS For M c m h r f L v f U l a l e r * To tht Democratic Voter- ol Seminole Co.: I hereby announce my candid* :v lor repretrntallv* In th . m i l Florida IraHature from Seminole county, aub|rrt in th* dem­ ocratic primary to ba hotel June 4th ol thle year, and In* l l . your comld.ratlon ol my ^uallAcatlona. * ft el per l fully, J . J . DICKINSON. F ian h L. W n i i i l A a n .n n t.a h i Le|le* la la r * . . To th* Volar* ol S.mtnol# Co.i . I b *( lo announr. that I am a randldata for re-election to th . houaa of repreeental l i t , from S.relnol. county, llavln i . . r e d you In that capacity In In* ••••Ion ot 1*1 T I feel I am prepared to aie* you batter Mrvie# In ISIS. I do not know ol any reaaoa why you ahould nbt k i n mo o aecond term, which hat alwayi boon accorded all repre- .»* are now on sale. These stamps have been termed “little bnby bonds," by the>treasury department, ami the term comes nearer explaining them than any other, for they nre virtually govern­ ment bonds issued In small amounts. Back of them Is the entire resources of tho nation, and they steadily Increase in Tnlue from the date of purchaso to the date of maturity, January 1, 1D2& Privates Who Show Rifcht Timber This obligation of the United States government Is Issued In thv form ot Will Become Officers Under stamps, In two denominations, the 25Pershing. cent stump and th p JS stamp. For tho convcnlenct*. of Investors n "thrift card" Is furn)shed to nil pur­ chasers of 25-ccnt stamps. This card has spaces for 10 stamps. When all tlie spaces have been filled tho “thrift card" may be exchanged for a $5 stamp Promotional Scheme Outlined at Head- at post offices, hanks, or other uuthorquarter* Which Pavee Way for Ized agencies by adding 12 cents Iq cash prior to February 1,1018, and one Rapid Advancement of Men cent additional each month thereafter., From the Rank*. * , Those who prefer may buy n $5 slump outright. These will be on ssio With the Amerlcnn Army In France. — A p p a re n tly the humble doughboy. Is until January 31, 1018, for $4.12. They co m in g into his ow n In this war. A automatically Increase In vnlue n cent promotion scheme has J urI been out­ a month every month thereafter until lined at hcndqunrtt.’ni In conformity : January 1, 1023, when tho United with a re ce n t general order from States will pny $5 at any post office WuRhlngton which paves the wny for for ouch stamp. It Is also Important to note that rapid advancement f o r men fr o m the ranks who display ability for higher war-savings • stamps . Increase each month In cost ns well ns In value, no com m a n d s. I Arrangements* nre already m ade that It Is decidedly to the Interest of whereby noncfillimTssInned^officer* who * the public to buy early, I»K)k like they nre made of offlccrR* j V h en you purchase n $3 stamp, you timber will he sent to* the army can­ ' must attach IF to an engraved folder didates' Rchool on recommendation known us u “war savings certificate," which hears the nnmo of tho purchaser from their suiterior officers. If they make good they will bo as­ and can he cashed only by tbo person signed to vncnncles ns second lieuten­ [ whose name appears ujmui tho certlflants In replacement divisions advanc­ 1 cate, except In caso of death or dlsing Inter to cnmhnt divisions where nhlllty. Thin certificate contains 20 promotion mny lie expected to bo rapid spHces. If these are nil tilled with In tho event of heavy casualties among |“war savings stamps'* between DecernI tier 1, 1017. and January 31. 1018, the the officers. cost to the purchaser will be $82.40 Many Lieutenants Needed. In ‘order to hnve sufficient officers 1and on January 1. 1023, the govern­ In rendlnosa nt nil times no limit Is ment will pay the owner of the certifi­ plneod upon the number of second lieu­ cate $100—a net profit ta the holder of tenants In replacement divisions. It be­ $17.00. Tills Is based on an Interest ing recommended thnt they have nt rate of 4 per cent compounded quar­ l>*itst three times os niuny ns combat terly. The amount of war-savings stumps sold to nny one person nt any divisions. ! one time shall not exceed $100, and no Undnr the new general order divi­ person mny hold such stamps to an sional and other unit .commanders tiro to consider fonly lighting efficiency i aggregate amount exceeding $1,000. units" In recommending teinisirury ap­ i If the 20 spaces on the "war-savings pointments for promotion to lino offi­ ‘-certificate** are not filled by Jnriuury I 1, llllll, tlie Btnmps which arc actually cers. Tho general, order tnnkes It plnln , attached will draw Interest at tho snmo that such recommendations must tie rate. based ‘solely on demonstrated fitness •If tlie holder of "wnr-snvtngB stumps" nutl ability to comrnnnd. Divisional desires to sell them liefore maturity, and other unit commanders nre In­ they may be redeemed at any post of­ structed to Investigate carefully all fice. the bolder receiving the price paid for the stumps, plus one cent u month officers’ records. All recommendations must lx* sule I oil etieli stamp. milted to the communder In chief for O K H 0404040404040404C M 0404 approval; The six lloovetites who are visit­ SW EARS O F F ON CANDY ing the American camp awoke the other morning ot reveille, after spend* FO R DURATION O F WAR Injt the night in hay lofts nnd.bnrracks, somewhat better acquainted with Portland, Ore.—When little conditions under which the American Jack Applewhite of L'lurkston. soldiers are living. Wiisdi., heard Ills father read Too Cold for Pig. ulniut tin* shortage of sugar In To begin with, tills tens to hnve been France and the uppcul of iterthe story of how Kverett Colby of New Port Hoover, national food mlJersey, slept with a pig. Mr. Colby itdniHiraior. f*>r every pound of and the other representatives of Her­ Mlgur. that fan he spared, the bert lbsiver wan ted to sleep und cut t, lad dictated tin' following letter: under exactly tile sutiu* conditions as "Dear Mr. Hoover—I niu sor­ the doughboys. Thereupon the pres* ry about there being no sugar III officers In chnrgPof the arrangement*, France and about the Belgian "framed it up" on the New Jersey and French buys and girls not man. even having enough, to tuuko tilings sweet, mid I am going to They happened to know thnt In n save ull I can, for I urn not go­ certain vllluge wherein militiamen were ing to buy one single bit of quartered there tvero Ideal, advan­ tages for roughing It. Ten soldiers candy, and I um not going to ask mother to make one bit, ei­ were billeted In a certnln barn owned ther—und she makes Just awful by mi old villager who obstinately re­ good candy und I lovo candy fused to allow tile Americans t<\ dis­ dearly." turb bis pig, which find been occupy­ ing the same tiny loft with them for some time. Tbo press officers arranged lo tmvo one soldier move for the night to give Ilf r vrIm< nl oMhi Irilrflor Mr. Colhy accommodations next to U. S. I.«nd Oltlr. *t (ielnrtvillr, FI*. the pig. JThen the following morning April UOth I HIS. Nolle. I* hnrhy riven *h*t William the correspondents wero to Interview Holiday of WVLIn*. FI*, who on May to, the Jerseyan on his Impression of tho t*.i]3, mad. Ilomratrad Hntry. Nn. 01171,1 pig i\nd the. pig on Ids Impressions of for E !» ol N W q and NEJ» of S W J ,. Feetlnn 4. Townihlp 20 S. Itanxi* 29 F, T»llaids fellow lodger. h*.M* Mrildan tiaa f.trd n o l l e ol Inlrntion But the plgca owner hnd been left lo mike Thr..-year Front, to ratahllih rlalm In th. land *l>ov. drarrlh.il hr for. t'l.rk Clrout of the calculation. The night was rull Court, * t fanlord. Fla., on th . 7th day cold bo the villager moved the pig Into ol Jun., 19tS. Claimant name, a* »llnr*»ra; his own quarters, where there was fire. W. I). Flllman ot W.liiw*. Fla. Ehln Cilnt».n ot W.VIwa Fla. Bo tho world will never know what Arthur Wallara of Wrldwa, Fla. Mr. Colby thought of tho pig and vice Alain Ntwrntnh ot Wrklwa, Fla. itobert W: llaVia, versa. . • 7 1 -Frl i T u t —tOlc It*srlatrr. COMMISSIONS IN ARMY PLENTIFUL t MANY LIEUTENANTS NEEDED H O R S E M EA T S A LE S R E P O R T E D INCREASING New York.—New York but­ cher* have begun to awaken to the fact thnt the threatened In­ troduction of horse meat nt low prices hnd not only become n reality but la promising to get un overwhelming welcome In the poorer quarters of the city. Alrendy the beef butchers In localities where the horse meat shops have been established are beginning to foel a falling off lo trade, and Id one soetton are charged with showing their re ­ sentment by violence. Empty Sacks I will pay highest cash price for all kinds of Em pty Sacks Ferlilizcr and Feed Sacks a Specially Drop me a card, or see Mr. C. A. Reed and he will call. ■ J. H. BUSSEY SANFORD, i.-: FLORIDA © tn U n u tio n if Film Stmts S g g g jg iS Wtndek Zbysxko holding the gold belt, the token of the heavyweight wrestling championship of the world, .which he won by defeating all the con­ testants la Hie tournament which Just closed In New York. The "Mighty Pole," ns the new champion Is known, weighs 232 pounds and stands six feet one-half Inch tall. He has been endowed physically with every ndvitnUige a Wrestler could usk, even to Jh e bullet-sliapejphend. a ---------- h a s Many Uses— Now Listen! F F Y O I .E h prim arily a household sp ra y , a dead shot on R oach es, M o sq u ito es, B ed bu g?, M o th s, Flit*.**, Anus and other insect pL*si>. T H A T IS M O T A L L , F en o lc sp rayed in tin* chicken co o p s, deg k -nnef. an il o th -r t tUh u<e>. will km ck tin* very “ d n ylight.-” < u of H :i , I ic *, . *i ! M i . And n ixt u r e o f t q u a l pr.rts Fenok* and I ard applied to ch ick en s head will curt1 Nor*1 hrnd in rem m k ' blv short •i-ty : <a rejtultir “ lif sav er"’ foi .-iek, son -headed fowl hug ■< r s;r>r*II. Sold In Quarts, Halves and Gallons Hy FERN ALI) HARDWARE CO. nrd IIlL i, HARDWARE CO. FENOLE CHEMICAL COMPANY, Manufacturers, Jacksonville, Fla. GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY W ILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments Are the Best < HBE oa n American Standard Version Attractive - Compact - Readable - Durable Emphasized with the words of Christ printed in bold face type. Strongly and neatly bound in Khaki colored Morocco groined Waterproof Kerntol—flexible limp cover, embossed bock bonds, round comers. Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed American Dag in colors on the outside front cover. Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x inches and jult Y t an inch thick. Type is plain and clear— selfpronouncing. Tho Four Great American Hymna aro printed and bound with this Sailors and Soldiers Testament. HELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN This Sailors and Soldier Testament, neatly packed, ready for mailing, given with a years sub- < £ 0 pr A scription to the Sanford Herald for............ D TRY A HERALD WANT AD *_m•r i. ’W *».*- ) PL ■ — j— I— : . I nLM �_ PVffljf» w yv- uxt LESSONS Hom e Embroiderer' Specially prepared fo r this Newspaper by Pldorial Reolew. i - • Dainty New Embroi defies for Home and Baby. tha spirit of tho season Is the ^nimteco which form* ono of 11* " " " ' S i r .7 dainty aa> th in *. In Lndiwork for ho®® 1111(1 t**? of cherry blossoms with bluo J ^ J pcrchcd for rest form tho do- work with cotton floss which comes tour threads to fc' strand, taking all four threads tor padding. Batin stitch Is u*yd on narrow figures, otherwise stitches would-be too long for practical purposes. If necessary t m tha ordlhkrr P C W C U nt'B afffcrT r « crulted^from thoae whose very sus­ tenance depends upon the farmers. The soldier and the farmer Are eager to do their full shnre; the soldier Is tnklng the chances of losing his life ond the farmer Is risking the labors of n year oo the chance of (he le s io n s ; both Incur risks. Very many drlUsns are equally engcr to do their share, but indy not appreciate the opportunity to serve In tho Held of agriculture. The departments of agriculture and labor will render every possible aid, but each community knows Its own problems, nnd urban people, especially ibuslness men. could cooperate effec­ tively with the farmers and also reudcr much assistance. Bumsn SKIPPfN HERO IN FIGHT to every bfteie, tem pest—Archbishop .Whateljr.’ 4 SAN FO RD LODGES I exerria* all inch powers a* may at to th* purpoaa purpose or business of th* corporation, loa, 4 Though Mortally Wounded,- He Refuses to Haul Down the Flag. ■ Royal Neighbors of America Mecta Second nnd Fourth Thursdays Annie Speer Clara Stamper Secretary • O r a lclri GOES TO BOTTOM WITH SHIP The Woodman Circle The Woodmen Circle meets Second and Fourth Wednesdays at 3:30 p. m. All members requested to attend. 4 . _______ |or oth*r b u l a t t M of a Ilk* nature. and to h *v *. *aJoy and exercise all th * ritbta. ritb ta . p r n , and privileges Incident to to organised'and Vitiating under and Sr rirtur of th* la** of lb* *tat* of Florida, v Article nt. of lb# IS# cor Th* amount of capital atocb of. poratloa chill b* Tan Thoutand <«! (110,000.00 0.000.00) Hollar*, dlridad Into On* Hundred (I001 idfao (100) abarc* of tho par vaJut of On* is Ilaadr* Hundred (1100.00) poljar* each; which be paypay ________ ___ shell mil be abl* In lawful------. . th* .United . . . . . -flur t.e * money. .of of Amtrlca, or in properly, or labor or aarvie**, at a fair Ir and _______ juat valuation; to t>*‘ Bird by th* board of director*. Artlcla IV. Th* term for which th* corporatloa ahall eilit ahall b* perpetual ualrea aooner dieeolved according to law. Arilcli V. Th* builntM of th* corporatloa ahall b# conducted by a preaidant, rioa-prealdant tard o \ aarrrtary aad treasurer, and S bear nor more than Av* of l u aloe X •Wan- T h * _____ j Sanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M. “ Pm Dona; Throw Books Overboard,* Communication eveiy.flrit and third He Saya, and Order* the Crew to An Electric C at Tuesdays at 7:00. Visiting brethren director* ahall be elected annually by fb * Sava Themaelvsa—Lauded by welcome. •Cleveland, O.—A cat ha*s been In atackbolder* on tb* Ant Wcdnradty la Ju n * ol each yrar *1 10 o'clock a. m., at a maetPrime Minister., 0 . L . Taylor Jas* Moughton the habit of sleeping on a rubber mat had for that purpo** In IU principal of­ Secretary . W. M Inc under n dynamo In Cleveland's power fice! In Hanford. Florida, aad its officers I th ill. Immediately thereafter be elected, by house. Somebody removed the mat j London.—The following, from the the bonrd ol directors^ Until tho** elected Monroe L B ip tcr No. 15, It. A. M the other day, and the cat slept on on Dally Telegraph, Is a story of unusual at lb * Arat annual m eetlnf, of atockhajdar* Meets every second pnd fourth Tues­ ahall be quslIAed, tba btuluea* ol tbs corpor­ Iron plate. It didn't seem to hurt the heroism nnd tho winning of a Victoria a tio n ahall be conducted by tb* following cut,, but her fur became so charged C ross: ------- ^ ----- r ~ day In Masonic Ual| over the Imperis officer*: J . J . C at**, president aod (reinsurer Theatre. " Visiting companions welcomi 8. J . Carnre, view prraldant, ................. >nt, Sad C, D . with electricity that ever since It has "In tho speech In which ho proposed Couch, aerretary: and J. J. ' Cate*. 8. J . O. L. Taylor F . L. Miller stood stiff on end like the bristles of a that the thanks of parliament be ac­ Carnca aad C. I). Couch ahall CODltitU t * Scc’y High Priest th* board ol director*. hairbrush. corded to the nation's heroes, tho prime Article VI. T b * hit heel amount of Indebtedness or minister spoke In glowing terms o f the Seminole Chapter 2 , Order Eastern S ts to which lb * corporation te a r a t Meets every first and third Thursday liability men of the fishing fleets, and moved any tim* aubject iU tlf ahall not ttcced th * n each month.Everyone who has acec amount of lu capital atock plu* It* sttrplu*. the house to cheers aa he told of n Article VII. trawler skipper who, with both lega iIj Star In the E ast are cordtaJly Invited T b * name and reildaac* of lb* Incorpora­ to visit this chapter. tor*. and tb* number of eharea of atock aub■hot ofT and most o f hla crew killed or ce E . Rob bins, Sec’y ■cribed by each are aa follow tt Injured, refused to haul down the flag, J. J. Cate*. Sanford, Florida, I I lb M ". gave the order, Throw the confidential The Samord Connell K. of C. C. I). Couch, flaalord, Flor "arid*. I lk s r*. . . u . 1 _i H. J . Carnti. Sanford, Florida ahare. hooka overboard, and throw me afirir llceta the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m., and tin Stata of Florida them,' and went down with his trAwler.' 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each month, at K. County of Semlnol*. Un tbla day peraonally appeared before The story thrilled the whole country of C. Hall; Oag Ave. me, J . J, Cat**, 8. J. Carne* aad C. D . Nearly 1,000,000,000 Bushels and now, In a special supplement to the C. L. B ritt, Fin. Sec’y. Couch, to me known to be tb* pefassa who London Qaxctte, comes the eequeL It I tubacrlbe.d to tb* foregoing charter, ta d each Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. or P. More Grain Was Raised for hlmiclf. -before me, acknow ltdnd that la announced that a posthumous grant Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. he did *o for the uiet and purpoeee therein of the Victoria Cross has been made to 'Halting knights aiwaya welcome. Than In 1916. [ eiprraeed. Tltnea* ray hand and aeal of office a t Skipper Thomas Crisp/IL N, IL, 10,005, H. McLaulin O . J . Millet Bantord, Florida, tbla th* lAtb day of U a y , K. R . and S. C. C. D. A. (killed In action), and that the ISIS. (aeal) J . J . D ICKIN SO N , Distinguished 8ervlce medal has been iry Tublle. My rammlaalou Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 ,1. O. O. F. awarded to Second Hand Thomas Wil­ expire* Auguit (th , IIIB . Meets every Monday evening at 7 :8 0 1 7*-4t-Tuee liam Crisp, IL N, IL, O. N„ 4,832, D. A. in Masonic Hall. All visiting •brother«| •These two men are father and *on, cordially Invited. Production of drain and Other Farm and tho record of their bravo deeds will F. McClelland J . D. Dorwyl Nollec * f ApetUailaw far T * * - D i e d *U ader Products Far Exceed* Any Other flection I at C hapttr 4SSS, Lawa * f Fleetnko a foremast plftctLOvan.among -the N .C . _ _________ R. Sec. Y e ir ln Hiitory o f c o u n t r y ------- many wonderful stories of gallantry Notice la hereby gleen that Btnjamln KdGale Lily tamp No. 6, W. O. W ward*, ’ purchaser ol Tax Certificate No. Weather Ruins Flax. which tbla war hns produced. 284. dated the Tth day of June. A. f). 1909 Meets second and fourth Wednesday haa Aled xal4 certlA ca t* In my office, and Submarine la 8lghted. nights in each month. h a i made applicatio n for ta x dred t * l u u * Washington.— Formers contributed "On nn August afternoon, at nbout n F. L. Miller J . F. Hoolehan In acco rd ance n l t h law. Said c r r tlA ra l* approximately $2I,(KKI,(XXI,(XX> to the quarter to three, the trawl wns shot following d rtr rlbed property Clerk Council Commander ri lml ubarlar rdn Inthe Se minole c o u n ty . F lorid *, to -w lt: wealth of the nntlon thl* year In the from the smack Nelson. Tho skipper H r* 1.48 cha. K and 4.07 rha 8 ol 8 W co r production of gra[n nnd other fnnn wns below packing flab; one hand.wns United Rrolhrrhood of Carpenter* ard ol N E W of 8 W J * Se c. 7 , T p . 21 8. It. 3 0 K. run N 7.X# c h i , K 4.16 c h t , 8 T.2» cha, Joiners of America products, far exceeding any other year on tleck cleaning fish for the next cha llrai b e t M U cha K and 4.07 Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meets cWh . . 4.16 In the history of the country. Of this morning's breakfast. Coming on deck, 8 of 8 W cor "o f N E J i of 8 W I ( S e c first and third Thursday night at 7 Hun N 7.24 cha, W I . 3 S cha, S 7 .2 6 ch i, Immense total the corn crop lend* with Mr. Crisp snw an object on tho horl- o'clock in the M. W. A. Hail, IMco Blk. K 1.38 cha). an estimated value of $4.053.072,(XX). ton, examined It closely and sent for J. W, O. Singletnry W. W. Van Ness T h e aald land bring aaaeaaed at the d a le the Uauanre of aurh c er tio r a te In the The oats crop Is valued nt $1,001,427, • Ids glasses. Almost directly he sang Sec.Treas. {’rcsidt-nl nl nam e of M o a n S a m u rla . tlnlraa aald cer000; whent at $K IN,372,IXK>. and pota­ out.'Clear for action. Submarine.* He t i n r a t r ahall be t riln -m ed a rr o rd l n i to law Celery City Aerie No. 1853 la a deed will f i a u r * t h r r r o n on the 8th d a y toes lit $34.1,805.000. had scarcely spoken' when a shot fell Meeting every 2nd & -1th Wednesday of J u n e , A. II. I9 1 B . Final report on the crops has Just about a hundred yards away on tinmy official algnalure and ata I night nt S o ’clnck Engle Home. Oak Ave IhlaVVItnraa the 7th day of M a y , A. It. IS IS . been Issued by the department of ag­ port bow. Tim motnrmnn got to hi* Visiting Brothers Welcome K. A. ItOUCLASS. taeal) riculture, and It showed that with the motor; the deckhand dropped his fish E. E. Hogan Clerk Circuit Court Sem inole t.o ,, F la . C. C. Woodruff Ity V. M. l to u fla a e, It. C. exception of wheat the leading grains and went to the ammunition room; Worthy Prenident Secretary " I T uea -ilo established records In production. A while the oilier hands, nt the skipper's II. 1*. O. H. Sanford Lodge 1241 big wheat area was planted, hut severe order*, 'Let go your gear,' let go the Meet first and third Wednesday night I winter killing eut down the crop heav­ wnr;>. nml put a 'dan* on Hie end of It. nt Klks Home. North Park Avenue. ily. Colton was caught by an early "Meanwhile the gunlayer held his K. S. Frank O. U' Taylor frost mid suffered n sensational loss fire, until the skipper «nld, 'It Is no n*e Secretary Fsnltetl Rulet of approximately l.ooonoo hale* from waiting nrp- longer, we will hnvo to let early esl Inin ten. A lute season and them lin.v<i U,‘ From the distance the The Luke llreere ( uuncll No. 31 Jiinl-ir Order United American Mechanics early frosts hurt the corn crop, hut submarine sent shell after shell nt the Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. I more In iMilnt of quality than quantity, smack, am) nt the fourth shot tho shell M„ in the City Hull. Visiting hrothere ] nnd there Is more soft corn In the went through the port bow JuBt below nre welcome. C. If. Smith, Ilcc. Sec, country this year than ever before.. the waterline. Modern Woodmen of America 1,000,000,000 Bushels In Excess. ‘There was no confusion on bonrd, Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30 Nearly 1,000,000,000 bushels more not even when the seventh shell Btruek in M. W. A. Hall. I'ieo Building. grain wns raised thnn lu 1010. The the skipper, passed through Ills side, C. E. McDonald C. D. Couch | Itunl estimate shows n total production through (lie deck and out through tinConsul Clerk of fi.ntM.72ft.000 bushels of the live hide o f the ship. T h e second hand nt — Open Ixtynl Order t»r Moose lending grains. TliFs compare* with mice took charge o f the filler and tinfiring continued. All the limb water Sanford Lodge No. 1310 meets In 11it 11 4,OMl.23!l,tiOO bushels last year, and 1* i lose tn the record aggregate prntlur- wns pouring Into the ship and she was in Stone & Grove Building Second nnd sinking. One man, the gunlayer, went Fourth Mondays in Month nt 7:30. • tlon In 1015. The tula! wheat yield In given ns to tho skipper to hoc If he could render 050.828.000 bushels, compared with first aid, but It wiih obvious that bo was 0211.518.000 bushels lust year, and 800,- inortully wounded. A LEGAL ADVERTISING .“ 'It's nil right, boy, do your best,' 301.000 bushels, (tie 1011-15 average. Corn production Is estimated at said the skipper, and then, to the sec­ 3.150.404.000 bushels, uliuut 31.000.000 ond hand, 'Send a uiessuge off.' This NUTICi: OF NI-RCIAI. MANTKH'fl,HALK Notice la hereby glvrn th a t under abd by bushels under the preliminary figure mis the message: 'Nelson being at­ virtue of a Anal decree of forrcloaure and and compared with 2,500,027,000 bush­ tacked by submarine. Skipper killed. tale made and entered In the Circuit Co urt els raised In 1010. The live-year aver­ Send assistance at once.' With the S r v in t h Ju d icia l Circuit id the S t a t e of Florida. In and for Setninulr C o u n ty , In age was 2,754.104,000 bushels and the ship sinking and only five rounds, of chancery. In a certain- ault therein pending previous bumper crop In 1012 was unitnunltlun left, tho second hand went wherein Witaon ft T n u r a r i Frrtlllaer C o m ­ pany, a corporation plaintiff and l^-vl to Uie skipper, who was lying them on lllnlord and F.ve II. Is 3.124.740.000 bushels. Illnlord, hla wile, are the deck, nnd heard him sny, 'Abandon drfrmlanla , I. aa aperlat m a a lr r, will on the The yield nf oats was also n record lat day of- J u l y , A. 1). 1918, between the one rind Is given ns 1,587,280,000 bush­ ship. Throw tho books overboard.' h< ur* of eleven In th e forenonn and two Down With Hla Vessel. o'clock In t h e afternoon, tb a aame being th e els, compnred with 3,251,837,000 bush­ Monday In aald m on th and the rule d ay In "Ho was asked then If they should Drat els Inst year. Tho live-year average ■aid m on th and within the legal houra of lift him Into the boat, but his answer ■ale, offer for akle and tell to the hlghral and wns 1,230,430.000 bushels. beat bidder for cash befo re Ihe eourt h o m e Production of rye la placed rit GO.- was: Tom, I’m done; throw mo over­ door* of S e m ino le co unty In t h * rlty nf S a n ­ A X E I N T E R E S T E D IN board.' He was In too bad a condition ford, S e m in o le county, F lo rid a , the following 145.000 'bushels, agnlnst 48,802,000 d c c r i b e d pro perly, tu -w lt: to be moved, and they left 1dm there bushels last year and five-year aver­ • tin s E P tran T h e weat hall of L o t Nineteen <I9) of on hla deck and took to tho small boat, F la t of P alm Hammock, aa recorded In P la t age of 41,300,000 bushels. llook H, P a ge 76, ol t h * Iteeorda uf Oran g e The barley crop Is finally estimated nnd about a quarter of an hour after­ county, F lorid a. T o g e t h e r with alt the tene,ward tho Nelson went down by the at 209,075.000 bushels, nguluHt 182,800,mrnla, hered ita m en ts and appu rfan ancea thereto belonging, m In a n y way a p p e r ta in head. 000 bushels last year. Ing. / y r: "It was drawing Into dusk ns-they The bumper potato crop Is main­ C E O H f iK l> eC t)T T K S. /. ....... ................ . Special M a s ter. tained In the flnul report; In fact the left nnd the crew of the boat pulled all L. \V. Ilal,twin. e VSV.— figure uf 442.330.0(X) bushels Is a little that night. Toward morning the wind Sidlrilur lor C o m p la in a n t. * 76-Tu ea -M e In excess of the preliminary estimate freshened nnd blew them nut of their nml compares with 280,053,000 bushels course. They pulled nit day, fastening NOTICr. I SCO UP OII ATI ON la hereby given t h a t tha u n d ersig n­ a.i-air. of.imuscw-antl j i -Lirgq. jilecu i)f ed Notice last year. will, on W ed nesday , J u n e 2 6 t h . IU1S, . Weather Ruins Flax. oilskin to two oars to attract attention. or ■■ so on therea fter aa conven ient a pply to the H o no rab le Sid ney J . C a tta , ( in vern nr Unfavorable weather conditions ru­ Once a vessel was sighted, and once a ol the s t a t e ol Florida, fur letters p a t e n t the *‘J . • J. Catrw C o m p a n y ined the flax crop nnd the yield Is esti­ group of minesweepers, but they pass­ Ineorpurallng . * In c. uhder th e following proposed r h a r t e r , mated nt only 8,473.000 bushels, against ed out of sight. At night the weather tha original ul which la now on Ale In the bffice ol t h * Se creta ry of S t a l e of the 14.200.000 bushels lust year. Produc­ becumc finer: Through the night they s t a l e of F l e t l d a a t T a lla h a ssee , tion of liny wns 70,528,000 tons of tame pulled, until daybreak, and at halfaw M l . . J . J . C a l re C . I>. Couch If«M... *»»/ ' . Stef' ■ , wI nnd 15,402,000 tons o f wild, compnred past ten o'clock In the morning they S . J . Carnes. With 01,102,000 Ians nnd 10,800,000 found a buoy and made fast to It. Uy A t l l t l i a a f I n r a rp a r a lle n of I k t " J . J . C a l e a ea rCempaay l a t . " tons respectively Inst year. The rice afternoon they were sighted and res­ T h a undersigned he reby associate t h e m crop totaled 8<L278,000 bushels, against cued. The second hand, who took aelvrs to g a th er for th e purpose of fo rm ing 41.082.000 bushels last. year. Buck­ charge of the tiller after tho skipper a body p o lit ic and c o rp o r a te under I h e lawa of tha s t a t e of Florida, with and un der the wheat production wns 17,400.000 bush­ had been shot down, was hla son." Tlicy arc used k* ; v ’ . following proposed r h a r t e r : els, compnred with 11,840,000 bushels _ M b . Artlcla I .. of business by H -i’ . esmeu. L.iT h e n a m e of tba co rp o r a tio n ahall b * t h * In 1010. The kafllr corn crop was 75,- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a * * * * * * * J. J. C a t r a C o m p a n y . t n r . " and Ita prlnfice Men, Ucctor.;, \r.i, rllia l p l l r e uf business sh a ll be at S a n f o rd , 800.000 bushels, against 50,340.000 Florida, with br anch n f f i r e a . a t such oth a r O P E N S T H E A T E R NEAR bushel* last year. Ministers, Slv.iientr—by place* In l b * a t a t* of Florid a and o t h e r of the United S t a l e s aa hereafter m a y BIG TRAIN IN G CAM P * ■tales Following shows area, yield per acre cryone v/lto must have ti’.Ki-'t be estab lish ed . and production In bushela of the lead­ Article II. that cot:;! i:ics Camp Gordon, On.—To proyldq J ing crops: Tha g e n e r a l nature of th e buainraa to be more entertainment for the 8am- J transact ed by the co rp ora tio n ahall be: T o uiniiTY, DiiR/t e n r : buy and t e ll, and otherw ise 'dispose of, a t mica In tho cantonment here * whtileaair or retail, for profit or on co mm ieTlald Par from New Tork and other acc- J alon, all kinds ol dry goods, groceries, cro c k A N D A P r - C A IU l W . • ary, glassware, queenaware , notions, to­ A rea. sera . Production. ' dona eaat and north and from « baccos, cig ars, drugs,coffees, teas, sp ires, WintaC w h e a t.... 17,00,000 14.1 411,020,000 Sheets cr.:j bo obtained hityttracts, pap er , x t a t lo n e r y . co n fectio n er y , somo southern state*, Ja k e \ afurn Spring w heat 1MU.OOO 111 m.TM,0« iture, har dw are, tin w a re , meat*, flour titue, rr.ieii in ciflr "styV.-*.. Corn ...................... Uf.TSS.OOO 24.4 (,139.4*4.000 W ells, jnanager o f the Atlantic t ba y , grain a n d other food or feedrluffa, a n a O ats ............................4XE7X.C00 *44 1,07,34.000 any or al l artlelra or rom m odltlea usually Lyric theater, showing Keith's J Hound ialicM •* -• •y ' r a r r l td or han dled by a general wholesale Rya ............ .......... 4,103.000 14.7 -00,141,000 vaudeville, will soon have com- i and ratall m ercantile est a b lish m e n t ) t o b o y , R a rls y .................... MJS.000 -ZJ.7 104174,000 iblc IJ’.ack L;v:.nt -.ra;r. * Kaffir corn ....... S.m.OOO 14.7 7S.ie4.000 ; plcted a big theater near tho ] •ell and e x ch a n g e p o u ltr y , eg gi, fru it a nd veg eta ble*; t o bu y, aell, exch ang e and P o tato ** ............... 4,4*0.600 100.S U l,0 4 ,COO lJde,- yvtill .Yllnc* ' camp, and It ia stnted that the < c t M r e l M d e l l In all k ind * of live a to ck a n d Bweat p o ta to es... KJ.000 91.4 17.141.000 | show home will he In,operation J . l i a r , tam a .......... U ,411,000 1 .0 •7SAU/300 • within a few weeks.^.Popular < H ay, wild ............ W,477.000 .*4 , •tt.WJ.COO ■ ■ wawea i< u (i|ti| F* VH V C V S i LV flaxaead .............. MW.000 IT " '. .1,473,000 !• prices will prevaTl. ‘ n i k t conirarta of any and all klada to fur* * W 1■ v * > • , V ' • ,i Ibtr IU purpota and b u iln tu ; to borrow Phone 148 Sanford, Florida •Toni. l4l44l*iM ie<ei<'tlv:7rVfi *0 4 io M fort (ha aama by a pladi 21 BILLION IS VALUE OF CROPS CORN LEADS ALL THE REST sign. The centerpiece, la twenty Inches In diameter and may be made of pure linen or an acceptable sub­ stitute. The ombroldery may be done "with eltherinic or mercerlted cotton. Flat satin stitch is used for the white flowers end green lcares. Tho flower centers In Fronch knots aro workod In yellow, tho stems In brown and tha bird In bluo. Doth aro exocuted In outline stitch. Tho edgo of the center, pleco may bo finished with lneo, nothing being more n t t r a c t i T o than cluny. o r It may bo scalloped and buttonholed. Tho design for a baby pillow should bo worketf on flno linen Tho ends nro scalloped and finished with a frill of lace, which Is shirred on behind tho scallops. Tho closing In at tho back. Measuring IS x 15j$ Inchon tho design makes an nttrnetivo nlro oven for tho boudoir pillow. I^ n expOnsIvo than hondkorchlof linen, however, In fine linen cambric. It has Just a lUtlo more body than the lino hondkorchlof linen and still I* soft nnd pretty. The embroidery Is done In solid satin stitch and.oyeM embroidery, or It may bo done en­ tirely In solid satin, with buttonhol­ ing for tho scallops. For tho raised satin stitch two thread* nro used, a padding thread nnd a thread for tho satin stitch. Tho latter must bo finer than tho former nnd tnny bo totally different. Hut tho usual custom la to do tho to use It on a wide figure, spilt the width, working ono set of stitches on oacb sldo of tho center. Tho padding stitches should be p u t- in lengthwise, aijd aro notblrg but the running stitches of sewing, with short stltchea on tho wrong side of tho work and long stitches on the U No. 11040— D esign ' fo r B a b y P illow . right side Put tho rows of stttchos close together, but have thoso nt tho centor almost overlapping, bocauso that part of the work should bo higher. Begin tho satin stitch nt tho oxtromo outer point, bringing thread nnd needle up through the edgo at the left. Pass them down through the edge lino at right and up again at left, next to the stitch first made. Make over nnd over stitches In this wuy until tha*.pnddlng Is covered, keeping them smooth without over­ lapping. Pictorial Tlcvlow Tranafor Pnttorn No. 13M2. hlur. 15 ernts Tho pattern furnlshcn ono 20 Inch contcrploco to |w> worked ' . ‘th colored or mercerlfcd cotton. Pictorial Review Transfer Pattern No. 11340. bltm. 15 cent* The design with scallop Is 13 by 15>J Inches No. 11340— Design stamped on handkerchief linen with material for back, 70 cents; while ombroldery cotton. 10 cents. LABOR FOR FARMS IS BIG PROBLEM National Army May Help. I.nst year, In spite of nil the dllfirul••ties, the farmers planted the Inrgest acreages In the history of the nntlnn, harvested record crop* of most lmjsirrant thing* except whent. nnd suc­ ceeded in greatly Increasing the num­ ber of live Mock. -Since Inst year Secretary of Agriculture Points skilled farm labor hns been given de­ ferred clnsNlficntton nnd Ihe secrelnry Out City’s Part in Food of war hns asked for power to furlough soldiers of the Nntlonnl army If tlirlr Production. training permits, so thnt they may re­ turn to their farfiis and assist. It Is believed that the fnrmers of tho na­ tion can, by effective organisation nnd co-operatlon. with -such assistance ns enn be furnished, ngnln overcome la­ If Soldiers Are Willing to Risk Their bor difficulties nnd proddre Inrge qtinntllles of foods, foodstuffs nnd live Lives Civilians Can Wsll Afford to stock. • Sparc Time to Serve In HtrThere Is nn opportunity now for urvest Field. bnn peoplo sympathetically nnd con* constructively to study the fnrm-lnlmr situation nnd to render nsslstnncc. In By DAVID F..HOUSTON, ninny towns nnd cities there are men Secretary of Agriculture. Washington.—Somo time ago I Is­ who have had fnrmlng experience, who sued a statement concerning the farm- nre nblebodled, nnd who would doubt­ labor problem. It was pointed out that less ho willing to serve the nntlon In there will bo fnnn labor difficulties to the field of agriculture nt this time. overcome this year ns Inst nnd thnt In Especially for the sonsonnl strains of certain sections, especially In tho planting, cultivating nnd hnrvestlng. It neighborhood of lnrgo Industrial cen­ will not be too mnch to nsk such men ter*. the difficulties will be ncutc. The to aid .the fnrmers In the necessary un­ lines of effort were Indicated along dertaking of maintaining nnd, If poswhich tho departments of agriculture .slide, Kupplebiontlng, thp food supply and labor, through .representatives In In order to feed the armies nnd to sus­ various states co-operating with tho tain the civilian population behind agricultural colleges nnd other agen­ them. Civilians Should Help. cies, arc working to furnish assistance. If soldiers ore willing to serve In Briefly stated, these ngcncles'nre doing the Billowing things: (a) making n the trenches, to dig ditches, build rail­ aurvey of the farm-labor situation In roads nnd .risk their lives, many civil­ each community with a view to discov­ ians can well afford to spare a pnrt er possible surpluses of labor, In ordci of their time to serve In the furrows In he ready to assist In fumlsMng In- find In the harvest fields. If It appear* Ix'ir wherever It la needed; (b) asslst- that the formers of n commuolty or •ng again In shifting labor from com­ region arc not able to"secure the nec­ munity to community and from state to essary labor by the usual methods, atate, as tn past years; (c) promoting then" the lenders In the town or city fuller co-operation among farmers In Immediately dependent upon that rethe same community; (d) making glon should organise, establish touch available, bo for as possible, high* with representative farm leader*, and school boys In rural districts who have see tf they cannot assist In solving the had experience In farming and who are problem. In so doing they will not nJ>t normally regularly or fully em­ only aid the farmers of the nation, but ployed In fnrmlng operations; (e) rank- they will vitally contribute to thslr tog every effort to see that there Is no own well-being and to that of their *. -* obstacle In the wdy of the production community. The farmers are willing to do all of a larger supply of fin d machinery "od.lt* fuller use as a supplement to -that they humanly can, but where then labor stiwilv rani-at- h« furnished from hand tabor CITIZENS MUST HELP OUT Sanford Public Library Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4th SL Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 3 p. m. Reading Room Free to All YO U RING BOOKS! te # l| t & ^ h m i S i S fe J m . Ho. 1&44D—Japanese Oenterplece. HERALD PRINTING CO: Iti atock, or by nolaa, bond* or n o r wa � 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. 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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>, May 28, 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/349e605308db6328ca346a5f8df84c23.pdf 3bfbb92016650104ada15f8a1206b402 PDF Text Text ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS P U B L IS H E D : s e m i- w e e k l y X IN TH E HEART OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 7* SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIpAY, MAY U, 1118 ; . ::______ ' • RED CROSS AND ITS HOLY WORK present • work of the Red, dying sons—upon the head of every Croia represents the suprmee. teat of such one the judgment of Almighty man’a love for man. , To me, the God will be visited. This war is * Holy war, and in all Red Cross work, ia tho epitome of personal service. In the responc , to the history of tho ages la.the supreme l>y the pastor at il a. rn. and at 7;ii0 Would' Solve Many o f Farm­ Aeroplane Probe But Events of Today Do Not Washington, May 23.—There will this appeal the aouls of America will test of oqr moral stamina and of p, m. Epworth Leaglo at 6:30. er’s Problems The sermon will be appropriate for 4 • • * Show It • ae no controversy in the senate over be laid bare. ’ This ia the great in­ lumnn integrity. * the preparation for observance of Tons upon tons of fine cabbage With tho love of humanity, with Thursday, 30th inat., as Memorial the military commisttee's wnr in strumentality for the relief of pain and death. It ia tho Goddess of Infantry operation! on the west­ quiry plana to which president Wil­ the love of country, with t^e love of Day and the day set apart by our i r t going to waato in the Acids around ua today, yet In aixty daya ern front continue at a minimum son objected, and the department of Mercy, ministering unselfishly to a ionic, let us therefore be lnapircd to President for faating and prayer. It wo will' be shipping cabbago into * ind neither aide gtvea any indication justice investigation of aircraft pro­ torn and bleeding wot Id. ay aside all selfish consideration that intensive fighting ia about to be duction directed by Charles E. The antithcaii of thla ia the mili­ and sacrifice to any extent to give to la hoped that not only members of Sanford at a high price. the thurch but all loyal citizens who rraumcd immediately. The artillery Hughes.will proceed without having tary clique of Germany, headed by this cause. Give the farmers of Seminole can possibly do so will unite In pre­ fire it normal'on the various acctorr. its path crossed by congress. Wilhelm the Murderer. county a cold storage plant and I Let us wash our hands of all sell paring for the observance of the In the air, however, the hostilities Were I able to draw a picture of reproach before it is too late. Will guarantee that we will keep this Developments came quickly to­ proclamation of our President and .re at a high pitch, aa they have day in a situation which had threat­ the kaiser, concisely protraying hia and adjoining counties aupllied with If honor Is to survive dishonor, if observe the day in fasting and been for the past week or more. ened an open fight on the (loot of individuality, it would bp a Demon morality is to prevail over immoral­ prayer that our national tins mtfy cabbage, beets, potatoea, carrot*, Between Arras and the Somme, the senate in which administration marching through Europe, the brand ity, if civilization and the purauit cf be pardoned and victory granted to rutabagas, poultry, eggif pork and where there has been no- heavy leaders say tho possibility of two of Cain on hia forehead, the breath happiness arc not to be supplanted oUr arms, to the bnd that the world the finest, frozen, ailage-fed beef the fighting In six weeks, the British and simultaneous inquiries into al of Hell in his nostrils; in one hand by barbarism and rapine; if integ­ may be made safe for democracy year round. Germans are carrying out raids, evi­ phases of the government’s aviation bloody aword held on high, and in rity, and not murder and outrage, is and that' democracy may be made Give us a cold storage plant and I dently for the purpose of gaining in­ program. F irst,.a compromise was the other the heart of a child. This to be the standard of m anhood- safe for the world through the influ­ will guarantee that the poultry formation as to their opponent's reached undtr which the resolution bloodhound is running rampant over then we must individually do our ence of a true Christian cixviiixation flocks throughout the county will be plans. North of Albert the Germans of Senator Chamberlain authorizing Europq, the smirch of damnation on duty in carrying on the war. To in accord with the unselfish spirit of increased a hundredfold within the have been repulsed In an attem pt to investigations of various branches hia soul, and with murder hia fcl this task we have been appointed Christ, whom we follow. * • year. f ' , ‘ rush the British positions southeast of war activities including aviation purpose. He la committed to his and to this issue we shopid address Farmers will not feed large flocka of Mesnil. Further north Fiold Mar­ was passed by the senate after {>eing mad orgy, and the protest of all civ­ every ounce of our strength and de­ Naval Bill Passed throughout the year only to strike shal Haig’s men continue their raida ■tripped of language which the Pres­ ilization has not stayed or altered termination. • * a low market with’ the great bulk of Washington, May 23.—In record­ and have penetrated the enemy lines ident had construed as virtually con­ The necessary money for ot breaking time of four hours the sen­ their product as ia the.case with egg near Tcbuterno as well as at- other stituting the military committee a his purpose. war work can be- provided by taxa­ ate today passed witflxut a roil call production here today. But if the We, therefore, have the choice o: points southwest of’ Aims. ‘ • committee on the conduct of the tion and bonds, but the spuport of the naval appropriation bill carrying farmer could put away, the eggs in actively supporting the Red Cross in On the French front‘ and on the war. The measure In­ cold storage and not crowd tho mar­ it* humane efforts, or, by our indif the Red .Cross work depends not $1,610,000,000. American sectors, as on the British upon our industrial or constructive creased about $ 220 ,000,000 over thp ket when they come in abundance, ferencc contributing to the success o front the lull is unbrokttl und tjvcn Young jMcn Register potentialities, but upon that higher house authorization, now goes to he ■could demand a fair price the kniser’s work. raiding has quieted down. throughout tho year and wo would and better part of our nature—the conference. On June Hh all young men who The one is gloriously constructive, British airplanes aro harassing se­ bi come of age on and rfu r June of not need to ship eggs into tho state heart end soul of man. Much of the debate was over pro­ riously German airdromes and billets leal year must register al the office the other infamously destructive. We cannot, WE WILL NOT, as visions against "stop watch" or ten months in the year as wo do Your response will show .which behind tho. lines in Flanders itnd of the local registration board (sher­ American*, stand idly by a* our gal­ other time studies in plants doing now, and the businesa would grow Picardy. The Germans arc seeking iff’s office) in the Court House. you prefer. and prosper. The same applies to lant men ure led to the slaughter, On August 2nd, 1776. ^Thomas and bear the reproach of their erica work nnd against bonuses for em­ broilers and fryers. unavailing!}’ to check the British This is very important and young ployees’ suggestions for improve­ Declaration for aid and comfort. and in aerial fighting Tuesday eight­ men of this age should heed this Jefferson w ith t h e One of our county commissioners ments of eronomy in operating een enemy machines, sixteen of call. If you need nny further infor­ of Independence, g u a r a n t e e i n g has just removed from a small cold The ^ rail of pain nnd suffering plants. ‘ Both were retained. which were destroyed were account­ mation call at the local board office to the people of thil great country from the darkness of No Man * Land Hons cause senators to vote on the stornge plant at Winter Park the freedom of thought und action. ed for by the’ British. At night the and obtain same. provision preventing time Ktudies of last of four hogs that he killed dur­ On April 6. I !• 1 7 , Woodrow shall lie answered. enemy is raiding bphind the British We MUST do our duty to the any job,” declared Senator Thomas ing the winter. He has had his own Wilson signed a' similar declara­ lines and two of his machines were fresh pork for months for his family Florida H o p e Hall tion of independence for the whole Red Cross nnd DO IT N O W .- of Colorado, Democrat, after Sen­ support and for Ids working people. brought down by gunfire Tuesday. The Florida Hope Hall, an insti­ Far to the rear of the German tution located ut Hamilton,'Bradford civilised world. America signed sol­ A. D. Alder son In Manufacturers ator Gailinger of New Hampshire, Suppose Sanford had an up to date minority leader, had moved that the lines British bombing squadrons county, wholly for the reformation idly witli him. Carlyle mid. and Reei rd. packing and storing plunt ready to provision be stricken out. have visited east Belgium and the of released prisoners is now a reality. this has been accepted by all de­ receive our corn nnd must-fed hogs Dr. Hllburn Returns The senate committee’s redraft to river Rhine. Three fins resulted mocracies, that the rule of the ma­ and silage-fed rattle: How long Hope Hail, as the name would in­ from bombs dropped on a chloride jority is the fundamental principle Dr. J* P. Hllburn, pastor of the mack more emphatic the provisions would it be before wc completely dicare is a place-where help and hope in the house bill for beginning the factory at Mannheim and large conof civic liberty. Practically the First Methodist church returned to liagration* were caused on railway is extended to men rmerging from whole world has joined hands in this the city Tuesday afternoon after a work on the unfinished pnrt of the eliminated Chicago and Kansas City beef from our markets and supplied prison until t they nre rejuvenated. holy, warfare to prevent the prosti­ property near Liege, Belgium. stay of more than three weeks in the three yenr building progrum by half a dozen counties around us? Botnlis -also were dropped on railway The institution comprises 200 tution of liberty and the Institution city of Atlanra. where, as a member July, ‘1919, was approved' without What's the mutter with Sanford Construction »f the stations a t Metz and Thipnvlllc. acres of lamd on which several hin- of the rule of the sword. of the General Conference he enjoy- discussion. that she is not up and doing in this supeidrendnaught* ami battle cruis­ Northwest of Toul. American avi­ galows have been erected and otjer The kaiser maintains that "might fil a very pleasant, (hough strenu­ matter? She has every means nec­ ators are busily engaged, but al­ extensive improvement* made. Th.l i* right," and propose* to enforce his ous time, and met many old friends ers, provided for in 1916 has been essary with which to do it except held in abeyance for building des­ though they took part in sevrrai u or I of receiving botj .cm and worn- perverted ideas by u rule ir ruin und and marie many new. ones, tho will—ami why not thq.will? troyers to battle German submarines, •aerial contests Wednesday, no mor» en as thye emerge frf.m p’rilln hi* a....... .. of terror. Christ "hr ____ _ Much .legislation was enneted nnd reign said: We can go over the top In Liberty eneni) machines have been brought been taken up with very favorable by might, nor. by power, but by my j s|x new bishops elected. He listened but the present work proposes start­ Loon and Red Cross, drives all right down. • results. to a number of thrilling addresses, ing work on each of more than 180 but how about this great opportu^Spirit shall the World be ruled. ships provided or in the three-year Lively fighting continues in the , Farming and raising food products History repeats itself. Attilla the among them one from Secretary progrum. ley for Food Production and Food » • mountains of North Italy with the is one of Hope Hall paramount, fcaConservation—on opportunity that Hun ran wild on a murderous as­ Dunicls of the Navy and Major Italian and. British troops on the turesm realizing that unless every Charles W. Gordon, bettor known ns sault on Europe, and went the way is right at us and around us. Bounding Up Sin Fien offensive. Along the Piave.’the ar­ attention is turned to tjhe tilling of It is nn Injustice to farmers in the of the sons of Hell. The Kulser will Ralph Connor, the author of Black London, May 23.— Indications tillery firing has increased. . the soil that there woll be suffering ro tlie some way. Might is not Rock, The Sky Pilot, etc., who thrill­ county outside of the fjanford dis­ that the government has not yet without food to satilfy. ight and the rule <r ruin shall not ed the great audience by Id* answer completed nil the arrests contem­ trict that they are not given the op­ r Al the ilapllst Temple . Major L. A. Odom is in Sanford prevail. Every man is hit brother** to the question, "When will the war plated by it ure seen In the appre­ portunities that a cold storago plant Great interest is being manifested for a few day* raising a fund to fur­ keeper, if there is # Deity, if there end?" He said with great cm; hasis. hension In Dublin late last night of would offer them for poultry, eggs, in the series of meetings being held nish a room nt this institution which s a God In Heaven, the German* "Whec two million United States p. F. Burke, tho lending Sinne Fed hogs and cattle, nnd it tjicre is any soldiers, with punch, reach the this week at the Baptist Temple. till be named for the town. * cannot win.. ^ ^ y — in the county of Monnghun. Several way to make a little moro safe our Hope Hqll i* one of. a line of Evangelist R. W. Thiot is speaking Hattie line." But God works through man as a Sinn Fein leaders In various districts gamble with the elusive celery crop on timely topics, themes vitally con­ homes being successfully operated Irce moral agent. He expects us to It was an imprcsslvo sight to look evaded the police alter the coup was in the Sanford district it ia through cerned with this period in the world’s, throughout the United States in the do our pnrt, and every man, woman upon this brave chaplnln, fresh from cold storage for' a certain time of in Dublin. ha ory, and low they a*c connected ntercat of released prisoners r.ll of and child will be held tq account, in the front in France, where for many made Tho authorities are directing their enough of it to nllow tho^markets to with the prophecies of the Blvle. which are under the leadership of the final judgment, .for what he or months he has served with tho self- attention to all pcrs'ons regarded aa clean up during our glut* >eforo Mr. Thiot is a forceful speaker, who Mrs. Maud Hsllington Booth, -the she has done to help preserve civili­ sacrificing Canadian armV;. clad in loading more on the markets. suspicious and such men ore has given a great deal of study and world's foremost prison reformer.^ his Cansdian uniform, haggard and The writer had tho opportunity zation end to assist in the triumph being stopped in the neighborhood thought to his subjects and has a of Christianity over Atheism. Ger­ worn, he stood before the great of Dublin nnd searcehd. All the eight years ago to conduct a demmessage to deliver. . Memorial Day Sunday man wtiters and • thinkers, notably General Conference and said, "I bestW known of what regarded i| — onstration of this by putting M i U W i l lmen l i v i i va " m m * iis •« ■ -— -------, . three • ' He will speak tonight on the sub­ Memorial Sunday, May 2G. the Kant, Trictschc and Schopenhauer would like’ to take an hour to tell tho revolutionary wing of the cars of celery in cold atom*® for six ject "THE GREAT WAR IN THE veterans, Confederate and Federal lave for years been* propagating you what wc Canadians think of Sinn Fein are already in custody. weeks at Sanford and thon shipping LIGHT OF THE BIBLE.’’ There arc expected to meet at Miller a Atheism under the guise of science, your Amcileans now. I wdll say to it to a distant market (Chicago). will he no services Saturday. The celery came out of cold storage corner at 10:45 and mnrch to the n an attempt to justify their In- you ministers,, that you have the Stopping U. Boata Sunday marking at 11 o’clock he Congregational chutch for the an­ amous and murderous pcisonsl big Job of the war. Now, bcliove London, May 22 .—Tho admiralty in as good'condition aa it went In will speak on "Lying to the Holy nual exercises. There will he spec­ and national Instinct, because they me, I am speaking seriously and statement gives the losses to British, | (and it was not first ^class, "ound Spirit" and on Sunday evening on ial decorations nnd music. The could not bo mado to conform to the earnestly, if I had a thousand gen­ allied and neutral tonnage due to I stock at that), arrived in Chicago 111 "The Signs of the Times or do pres­ theme of the address by Rev. Mr. charitable and humane teachings of erals and colonels around me here I enemy action and. marine rick in good condition and sold at the top ent world conditions indicate tH1 Brower will be "God the Controller tho Man of Galilee. would pick out the ministers and April as follows: of the market. I wish to aay, hownear approach of the end of ,the of History." A general invitation irf Hypocritical and rapacious by say to them, Brothren, you have tho "Brltish, 220,807 tons; allied and I ever, th at the room In which the ■Re. • . extended to the public. nature, Gormany lulled the wot id to big Job of. the war. Why? Tho neutral, 84,393; total 305,102. Clear- celery waa stored waa not aimply an sleep-with tho melodious strsins of financial mon will .got tho money. ance In nnd out of ports, 7,040,300 | lea storage room -but was specially Service of special interest to hoys dried and dry cooled for the dem­ Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Nan- That ia important but not the big­ gross tons." Community Sing ar.d girls Sunday afternoon at four gest thing. The military machine onstration. Tha community sing, postponed del, and tho rhetorical cadencea oo'clock. will get the mon and their equipment From th at time on both the w riter' Von Bcthmnn Holweg and Kuehl.* Launching on Fourth last 8 unday will be held thla coming Come and hear him. Washington, May 23.— Every of this article and the editor of The Sunday afternoon, May 26th, at four mann, and woke it to a sudden reali­ —thnt is Important, but not the big­ o'clock, weather permitting in the zation of her Infamous Intent, with gest thing. But you? You have get shipyard in the United State* was Herald have repeatedly called the The Natloiv Called to Prayer the heart of the nation in your In keeping witji the reaolutio’n City Park. Otherwise through the the diabolical "song of hate." The hands. What are you going to do asked by telegraph -tonight to ipeed I attention of the people of Sanford ,parsed by bptb bouses of congress, courtesy of Mr. Herndon In the Stai true nature gained the ascendency with it? I will tell you. You aro up production and make July 4th to thla cold atorago Imposition which President Wilson baa proclaims Theatre. Mrs. R. E. Herndon wll In the crucial test—and this is what going to hold it up high and prepare the greatest ahip launching day in I must come sooner or. later, and the history of the world. * WHY NOT NOW when patriotism ' Thursday, May 30, aa a day of pub give tho bugle calU. R«v. DeWltt we fight today. it for sacrifice, so that the women Some of tho vessel* will be des-In* well ns bualnefis demands an Brower will give an address* on com­ Shall we ' who cannot fight and lie humiliation, prayer and faating will keep seeding their aons a^way troyers for tho navy, nnd others I abrupt change from our present munity affiging and the Sanford who remain safely removed from the willingly and not break them down and calls all citizens of all faltha ant creeds to assemble in their houses o Band nnd^NiVoman’s Club Chorus field of carnage fail to do our amnll with lamentation* gj>d tear*. You stesmera for tho Emergency Fleet I methods of farming and of food prbCorporation, the launching being alduction and food conservation? .. worship and there as in their homes will artist. Full program is printed part? ' ’ are going to teach all men the old, significant reminder for overseas A pre-cooling plant for vegetables In last Friday’s Herald. Come out Shall we soil our manhood, our cld doctrine, ’that the path t0 glory P»»y Almighty God th a t-H e . may and bring your own books. A com­ traffic under convoy which is play-1 and a municipal Ice plant, auch aa ia honor, our very aoufa, for a few pal­ fa the path ot the cross.’ Thnt is forgive our slna and shortcomings as munity song book msjr be purchaser ing so great a part in the world war. 1 being successfully aqd profitably op­ * people end pyrify ourhearta to see try dollars? . • . what must .be* put into tho heart of . Chairman Hurley is disposed to lerated by Lakeland and other aoutbfrom 'Mrs. W. E. Scoggan, Mra. Al ' and love the truth and defend al' A Red Cross slacker ia a moral aa. this nation." • " ' ^ * make the ben Philips or Mrs. Gwynn Fox of ' * "liberty ........................... launchings" -a ern cities would be. but a 's te p fur­ things that are right and Juat. wdl as a civic slacker, and we may th e 'Music Department of tho Worn series of notable celebrations In all ther in th t right, direction, and. co­ We shall give more extended no­ be assured that on the head of ev­ Methodist Church Sunday yardsr aa a peculiarly Atting way to operation among both growers and an’s Clubl. v ,■ . tice of this vital matter next Tueaery individual* who falls In hia dutyconsumers l n t a stock. company At l i n t Methodist Church Sun­ commemorate ’the signing of the day, announcing what ever obaerrin thla war—falls to aupport our Miss Gladys Field* has returnee day, 26th inst.< services will be as could 'accomplish this. declaration of Independence. * Met m ay-be planned In our d ty gallant fighting force*, and fail* to from Jacksonville where she finished . C. M. Berry, President 1 Wilson may be aaked to follows: Every citizen should give heed to contilbute to the succor, comfort, * County Agent. Sunday achool at 9 :8 0 - Preaching I participate. this caR-t>f congress and the Prea a businesa course a t Massey's Busi­ gnd treatm ent of our bleeding and ness College. debt of the United State*. . *# ' ' S3 ) �’ when a launch ^rushes into It, throwlag them both Into'the Ocean, and they have to do aqme real swimming to get aahqiw. He also haa an op­ portunity to ohow Mi strength when he fights three husky fellows and throws, them over hU shoulders and thqs saves jhe.life o< the princess. There is'action and pimeh in every cu p ter, an d 'M iss Nova and Mr. Ulendon and tho supporting cast of trained athletes and riders are kept on the go every m|nute of the time. PROGRAM SUPREME ,1ING—“ T he Public Be Damned Freedom o f the World", etc. Mstinee Dolly st 3:15. Evening Performance Begins .at 7:30 then st 7:15 • t Except Saturday \ That Wonderful Serial "The Woman in the Web" • • . ;’ * J. Frank Glendon revel* in hard work end stunts in, making picture*, but he is satisfied he earned his sal­ ary jn the fourth episode of Vitagraph’s serial,' "The Woman in the Web," which will be seen in the Star Theatre on Tuesday. He es capes from pursuers by letting bin. self down the sheer-face of a c.IrT 100 feet on .. rope, a decidedly :i:yt perfofnfiur.ee which ccr. !:S:r. isrtt tl ',he skin on his bands and cr.e icg . . V . . I t . To those who are unitlfited the real meaning of “ The Shell. Gama" Will be a puxfie. What U k Jbeil garaeT In thla case alrapnd. ahella enter Into the plot whlchyla concern* ed with the scheme. of a confidence man de luxe. Thla tnan of wit playa what la known among men of hla kind aa a ‘'aheU"-gatne to blackm»il an apprardfitly unsuspecting victim. Silk Wilkina, tho operator of tho "ahcll" game uaea an almond aa the mcana of communicating a message to his hoped for victim. With the skill of hla profusion he Inserts ethe message into cn- almond and then fpstens it together again, removing The Smiling Douglass Fairbanks . at the Star Wednesday ’ Young man goes the.limit to get “ His Picture in- the Papers.” Excltl*.g chssa after publicity. In the Triangle play, "Hls Picture In the Papers,” It looked easy for Peto Prindl (Douglas Fairbanks) to got his portrait displayed on the front pages of all the New York pa­ pers—yes, it looked almost too easy. Here’s what the hero actually did bcforo ho put through the proposition,! gained a half interest in his father’s firm and was awarded the hand of the girl he loved: Wrecked an auto and went to the hospital, was thrown off a train, put out a champion middleweight and fought a losing light with two husky policemen. At last he won by fighting off a band cf yeggmen and saving a train from being wrecked. In those dnys. cf strenuous adver­ tising -this comedy is interesting as ■lowing how a mnn eager to attain nitorio.y may fa ll down time nfter ime only to attain it when he is not looking fsr i t . ; Fairbanks makes an attractive picture cs n lively youth who prefers a good, juicy beefsteak to the doslratctl foods that his rich father cx p l.is through the press. He also has a preference for boxing instead of pouring over books, so he gels in bud with his system loving father. With all thrie complications and many more-this picture i* inter­ esting and jdearir.g throughout. ftw&ts Couth, oeeretary: aod J . J. Cate*. S. i . C ifb n and C. D. Coach ahull conitltata tho hoard t l director*. - - • . Artlrla VI. ' " The Home of Good Pictures And Good Music T O N IG H T — Peg of the P irates featuring PcRgy High land. W E D N ESD A Y -rSanford Favorite, Bryant W ashburn in " T h e F ibbers" also a comedy. THURSDAY— H arry M orey in " T h e W oman D esired" also Four Big A nialucr Acts. F R ID A Y — Susan G randaise in “ W h e n D aw ns". - «t n e t t»fU»Ai. i.*3» <*• Bamacl*. Uni*** ,*u W Tho h lth n t Amount of Indobtedoeoo or liability to which Ihi corporation n ay at aar Uno aahjoct Iteelf (ball so t oicood tho amount ol Ita capital itork plaa IU curpluc. ArtleU VII. • Tho l i n e and rr.ldtaca o f ‘tho Incorpora­ tor*. and tha nsnhor of aharaa of dock cubaeribtd by each aro aa fallow*) bs r.d^B.4 >.7mlh °» County of Samlnole. On tblo d»y personally appeared before me. J. J. C au*. S. J. Carnes and C .. D. Conch, to mo .known tq bo tbo persona who cubocrlbod to tbo fortfoln f charter, and oath for'hlm .clf, before. mo. acknowledged that b# did to for tbo ate* and purpoaoo thcroln • ipre.ted. ■ Witness my hand and 'aonl of office at flanford, Florida, thla tb* 16th day of May, , - .. (a«al) J . J . D IC K IN SO N , ______ My c o n n ! N otary Public. oiplrra A ugu.t Sib, H m len S of Copter t i l l . L a*, * , N oU tt la hereby (Wan that R » * ,. • Com paiiy. purchaser of T at CrrtlSuU 303* dated tb# 6th day of July. A. 1 1 % bn . filed ..I d Artlficajo la & o t t V ban mad* appUcaUon for ta t deedt* i In nccordaaco with law, Raid rcrtSrau brncoo tbo following' dcarrlMd ■Hunted la Ramlaola county. Fieri*.’ wtt Lot 14 Block O, Crltry A?a j Uon to Sanford. Tha aald land feu? aroood s t tho data of tho laauaaca * certificate » tbo nemo of J. C.” a *l U nlroa told rrrtlflcaU ahall b* r*d£ according to law U l drrd wl| Ua«# tkl on tb# 18th day of May, A. O T lP it Wltnaos my ofllclal alfnaturt a il thla tbo ISth day of Apr! A. D / | * hl - ' c f i ’i c m . ^ - S S S S h S i r M -T u -ll. , ' V‘ t I will pay highest cash price for all kinds of • Em pty Sacks . Moseley A Wood M. M. S m ith ...... Moeriy A Wood. T. W. Moran ..._ of N W |f M. M. Smith Fertilizer and Feed Sacks a Specially T. W. M oran..... Orlando Dot. Co. Orlando D ot. Co. Drop me a card, or see Mr. C. A. Reed and he will call. T. W. Morao Lilli* 0 . Drown. T. W. Moran— J. H. BUSSEY Orlando Dot. Co Orlando Dav. Co. FLOIHDA _,_______ St _____ ..__ SS Orlando l)»r. Co T. W. Moran...... M. M. Smith .... T. W. Moran Ice* 8 E ) f ) ___SS JEM ________ SS of SWJf and M. M. Smith Florida Groves C em p .n ,’* Addllloo Is Illack It* ram or k aa Itetoidrd In flat Book No. 2 l'a(c 74 Nominate County llocorda Lota 41 to 48 (Iraa 3 5 H O I • aerra of 4 6 ).......................... * H S U * " ----------Lo| «2 ............... .... ........... .............. . 10 It. W. Darr . . . ________________ mew • 21 S3 ICO ‘ Emanuel M. Both_____ M. M. Smith........... Mrs. Lila K. Mutrel M. M. Smith J. T. Hendrick. Unknown C. L. Illnehnugh J. T. Hendrick. J. T. Hendrick. ... _ S, A. Itobln.on virtue of a Anal decree of forecloeurr* anil ■ale made anil entered In the Circuit t ourr Seventh Ju d icia l Circuit of the State of Florid*. In and for Seminole Cou nty. In rhanrrry, In a certain . u l t therein pending Wherein Wilton A Toomrr FertlUier C ompany, a corporation I. plaintiff and I^ vl llinfnrd anil E ve II. Illnford. hl» wife, are ilefrncJant*. I* t i •P«cl>l ma»t«*r* will on thr let day of July. A. D. I»IH. between the hours of ele ven In th* forenoon and Iwo o’clock In t h e afternoon, the earn* ■•eln* In* flr.t Monday In eald month and the rule day In •aid month anti within tha Irfal hours «»• •air, utter tor aalr and aril to th# hlcnrat and l»rit blddrr for ca»h hrforo th# rourt hou»# door of Seminole county In th# oily of Hanf44fd, Srmlngl# county, Vlurlda. thr followlnc drtef|I n d property, to-w|t: Thr writ half of 1-ot Nlnrlrrn <191 of IMat of Palm Hammock* a» rrcordtd In I'lat Hook I>, |*afr 75, of th# Record* of Orang# M. M. Smith i f . M. Smith Unknown. . . lo 6-10 Unknown..., E. It. Woodward M. M. Sm ith...... U nknown.______ Unknown. _____ T. W. Moran___ M. M. Smith Harry A. Myer, E l , of HW *, and SE*» and VY >> • fl .( NW of K W 'i NE>, o( S E » , of S K I, M. M. Smith T. W. Lawton M. M. Smith Harry A. Myrrt of S E ' t ol HE t , NE True Love ol S C , -------- Chuluota aa Mreardid la r i a l Ileek No. 2 F o i e 31 Himloota Lot. S.,3. 4. 5 and 0 Block D___ Lota I, 2, 4. ft and « Block F___ K,M,r 0" * Kl.rimn SATURDAY— Eddie Polo in “ Bulls E ye", Eddie won the h e arts of the Sanford people as Pedro in Liberty. SI. M. Smith 1 Kl.slmmrr Valley I Construction Co F. K. C. H» Fla. K. C. Hy M. M. Smith Wm. Jaeotu..... ............ sar your rig: ing clothes HE. business men of this country can help fight this war by wearing • the right business clothes. T When you wear clothes that are .all wool, carefully tailored* and made to wear a long time, you save labor, ma­ terials and money that are necessary for war. work. * • * Part of our duty is to tell you how you can help the cause in clothes and the other part is to have the clothes that actually do save for you and the country. Hart SchafFner fit Marx clothes. . . do it better than any others we know of. We dont say this be­ • couse we sell the clothes; we * sell the clothes because we can • . say this about them; there's a * difference. ’ 7 Sanford Shoe A Clothing ( . .: *• * The home of Hari Sehaffntr & Marx clothes V, f l u t e of F lo r id * ISIS. SANFORD, ft J. J. Cat**, Sanford. Florida. SS share*. . C. I). Couch. Sanford, Florida, 1 (bar*. 8. J. Carnes. Saaford, Florida, 1 (bar*. P lc lu r e E i p o s e s F o o d G a m b le r * With prices t.oaring and every household in the lend feeling stendHy mounting curt if living while the European cqun*:it* are ilnm-iring frr more and yet rr.o;e of our products, the entire thought of the country is centered upon the problem of con­ serving nnri ti; Mibuting our foot! products, >n which til;;! fartor hinges our lift a* n action -'<1 even the issue cf the preeent world war. "The Public F.e Damned," a Public UiglTts Film Corporation prritiro directed and written by K. V. Taylor de |.t with this tremendous issue and is a hearty indorsement of Herbert C. Hoover's food conservetion policies. "The Public Ik Damn e l" is coming to the Star Tbonlre soon. • t a d being s t a t e d i t iw. . Incorporating tho "J. j . paleo Company Inc." undar the followlnc propoaa«L charter, the uricina! of which la now ori flic-In the office ol th# Secretary *f State ol the • late of F la ild r at TollahaM*#. J. J. Catca C. D. Couch , S. J. Cornea. Arllclt a of Incerporallan of the "J. J. Cotai Company Inc.” Tha u n d m lgn ed hereby aaaorlale thcraaclvea locathcr for tho purpoa# of fnrmlnc a body pollUe and corporate under the law . of the atslo of Florida, with ond under the followlnc propoeed charficr: Article I. The name of tho corporation .hall be the "J. J. Catee Company Inc. ' and Ita prin­ cipal place of bu.incaa ahall be at Sanlord, Florida, with branch offlcea at aueh other p la n t In the elate of Florida and other atatea of (he United Slatca aa brrealler may be a.labtl.hed. Arllclt If. — The central nature ot th e bu.incaa to be transacted by the corporation ahall be: To buy and te g , and othtrwUe dl.po.c of, at whole.ale or retail, for profit or on commiealon, all klnda of dry c«oda. crocerlea. crock­ ery, cl*“ »»f*- queenaware, notion*, to­ bacco*. dear*, druc*. coffee*, tra*. apices, eatrarta. paper, stationery, confectjoncry, furniture, hardware, tinware, meat*, flour, hay, craln and other food or fred.lutfa. and any or oil arUrlea or commodities usually carried or handlad by a ceneral wholesale and retail mtrcanUlo eatabli.braent; to buy. Mil and eachnne* ponltry, #cc»t Trult and vrcatablesj to buy, m II, e.chaoc# and othtrwl.o deal In all klnda of live stock and thair product*: to buy, m II and otbarwtaa deal In ernto malarial*, cratea, barrel*, and, barrel material*) to buy, m II, sod otberwUo deal In oil* and olb*r mlnlac product*: to moko contract* or any and all kind* to fur­ ther Ito purpoao and buaincMl to borrow m oaty and to recur* tb* earn* by a pledc* af Ita stock, or by note*, hood* or-m ortI#!## and olW r obligation# upon thvoDrop* #rly of tho co rp o n tlo o i to buy. owb, bold. I**M or otborwla* acquire aod dlapoo* of real M ta U .’for tb* purpoo* of iu busineoa. or other purpose* and canarally to have and siafciM all aucb power* aa may ba larideat to th* purpoa* or buaintoa of th* corporation, or other basinet*** of a Ilk* nature, aad to have, enjoy aad oaarcla* nil tb# rlcbta, pow­ er*. and prlvtlocea Incident to corporolioao orcaalaed and aalaUac under and by virtue *1 tb* law* of the etat* » l Florid*. Article UL Th# am ount of capital atock of tb# torporatlea shall be T*a tkauaaad (110.000.00) Dollar*, dlridod la ta Oa# Huadred (I0«j ■bare* ot tho par vajp# *1 On* HttndMd (1 1 0 0 04) DeHart each) which ahall b* payab li la lawful money of tb* United Hint#* ol America, or la praperty, or labor or oorvicea, at a la ir aad Juat valaatlaa. to bo •aod by tb* k o a r ^ f N tilh Chulnela a* R icerdid la l ^ t t i Block J ........... U l . 1 and 2 Block 12 Lot 7 Block 12 . Lot II Block 12 Lot 9 Block 21. Uit 19 Block 41 Lot IS Bloch 4* Lot 14 Block 68 W IllM or.b y-----Lucian Branch ... Sim. Ida llrumley 8. II. W illis-------R. B. Tribble...— J. i r i f | | | . . e . . . .ee - - » J. rF,. A Merrill____ • % liar bra Moot# •***;-*—*— Dorothy N. Itcynoldi.— kills M ills aa.Rvcarded In Flat Book Ns. 3 Pa«a 31 Hen<ln*le County Rrcard. U nknow n.------------------ Lot I < Block II ------------- ------>*• . L .E . lU b c r ts---------Ia>U 14. IS and 18 Block C ? . , _ W )i of BWJd (Ida WIS of N i l of e U o f N E « r o f 8 E ir - “ NWJ, ol s p i l and kV lJ.of NJ» of NW I4 o| 3 R t, M. M. Smith M. M. Smith U . M. Smith of 8 W I f and lij< o’IS E i 7 .~ T .Z Z aii ifc*. n w u cf a w ; , ) ........... E>f of N El< of NKU and N W U o f N K U _________ S U of 8WW of SE *» of NK }{. N /( of hlWM and SW If of N W U --------------------------NW U of N U |f of SF.kf....... ....... SE If of NR If of SB I f ------------W it ot 8K If-and 8 W t f . . ; . . _ _ N *, of KH Of SE *f of HR.If and 8 4 of 8K If of RE If ol B E I f ___________ SI. U . Smith M. M. Smith D. L. Thr*.her M . V . S m ith .— M. M. Smith W. n . Btory------- T . W. Mora*-----W. H. Btory..—— J . C. Pattereo*..- M M. S m ith -----,8. P. Baaitk-------U a k a o w a ....------ Unknown.-------— M. M. Smith------ Tb# to m lor wblcb tb ,' c .rp o r.U o . .b a ll •■tat ahail ba perpetual aaleea aohner die- **J” 4 M W 4,« ArtWu’V. Tha bariaea* af • tb # . carpatatloa 'ahall ba conducted by a praaldaat. vlce-prealdeut. County �Mid Mr. Randall, “ the wholesale s M a rth B$th. We weed- 176 cases Iom of food through the operation newspaper tobacco a month for each of.the. breweries nine-tenths of, whose army division. product is German owned and made, ' April 16th.; Divisional Bodies our becomes a positive scandal." COUNTY A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN^ TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Quarterly conference was held here last Saturday and Sunday. A big dinner on the grounds was grea iy enjoyed on Saturday. M:s. J. II. Wynn is.spending some weeks with her sister, Mrs. Means of Jacksonville. Mr, Leak of Orlando and Maivin Arnold of Conway attended con­ ference here Saturday. W. T. and C. C. Humphrey are gathering cattle at Winter Garden this week, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lord, Mrs. W. T.’ Humphrey and Mrs. M. E. Smith attended the Mairland Meth­ odist picnic at Lake Howell ThursEverybody is gathering blue­ berries and redbugs for winter pies. Rev. M. M. Lord assisted in a protracted meeting at^Coftway roJ. W. Wynn of Kissimmee was visiting home folks recently. Mrs. B. J. Overstreet and Mrs. Horace Sanderson were the guests of their mother, Mrs. J. M. Wynn Sunday. Mrs. E. C. Bon'iron'a?d Mrs. L*. Y. Bryan were entertained by Mrs. E. C. Smith Wednesday. An enjoyable surprise party was gotten up ladt Saturday evening on R ev/ Ericson and his estimable wife, this being their fifteen wedding an>> nivprsary. A large number of the community attended bringing with them ' U’6 usual cakes and pretty predents ofithtysware. Mr. and Mrr. Fry of Windermere and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Oertelson of Sanford were also present. The latter were also present at the Sunday servicer. ‘ WEST GENEVA AVENUE I see in the World today where two colored soldiers whipped twentyfour Germans and are wearing the French cross. One was Henry Johnson of Albany and Neodhun: Roberts of New York, but both were wounded. . Mrs. Will Robinson, Miss Gladys Robinson and Mrs, J. E. Vaughn went o u t'a blue berry picking and gathered more red bugs than bnrirr. Also took a Wetting rain. Came home cold and hungry. No- more berry picking for me*. I can find plenty to do ut home without hunt­ ing berries and red. bugs. The rain's are fine on the corn crop for i*. was needing it lad. Everyone hunting a job should go to the berry patch. They will 'get n v.oek's work (lier-r «.r.ce, without asking for it. * * UPSAI.A AND GRAPEV1LI.E Rov. Ericson experts to preach at Prohibitionists Win Attain Ethel next Sunday. Washington, May ‘ 23. Prohibi­ Axel Lundquist of Lake Mary .was a caller Saturday evening at the tion advocates in : h» day wyij ?fli* I, at akirmish in home of H. G. Lundquist. fight tfi* fotVe PnaH en’ Wilson u< exercise* Ms• war time authority t»> prohibit t;.< man Hlac tire of lifciu wind. . nii heirs as will a., whiskey, the distilling of which ceased lant geing Se;>te-vin-,- undrr a pre.-idential pm*r i-.( - i i ‘atcl ilived. ax Mum* r m* a■.\y ut i h i ** : ^il ut ti". ,.:i 1 ■ : v * Hu: American,-aviator -who *. recently brought down two Roche machines In one day walked miles in rain to got tobacco for himself and com­ rades. , We are depending on you end hope that it will be pcaiible for y< u to increase your uctivities**in' this line to meet the increasing demhnil. The need Is gaining aa the number of our troops abroad grpw-s. We, sincerely hope that you can ranTce your endeavors proportionate and that you Viil be able to furnish us with a large quantity to equal the needs as indicated to ua from Karl Schultz, Sherman Routh, Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumiilat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh While, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Lawton, James Purvis, William Hart ley, Wallace Lipford, W. C, Temple Forrest Gatchel, Ed. Cameron, Lyman Baker, E. 3. Ward, Robert Deane, Tenny Deane, F. F. Roper, Douglass C. Gridin. Army John Murrell, Kenneth. Murrell, Lcsiio Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Very truly yours, . Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe H. D. Gibson, Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ General Manager A. It. C derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ burn, Albert Fry, James Estridge, HUNGER IN g E k Si ANY George IIufT, Thomas Sullivan, W. A. Pattishall, Meade Fox, Ingram Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborno Wil­ liams, .Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, London, "May 23.—"I feel con­ Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, fident that the time is at-hand when John 'Leo, J. AS. ta(fofTJ7''Andrcw stark medieval famine will join the entento as a political and military ally -agqinst Germany and Austria," the correspondent of the Daily Mail telegraphs from Annemasae, in •’ranee, near the Swiss border. The correspondent says ho draws this conclusion from oral statements >y an authentic witness whose ob­ servations extended up to.the end of April. X.lic tirp;*T masses of the Garman and Austrian peoples, Ahis ir.i ormant' dfechrrsnrrr more than “rick of iho war. They think anil tall: of nothing but bread, and their morale is ho low ihti*. the government!) are fearful of ludshevik movements, a.i-l" hi • ir t her. 1 ' 1' i!* ' *,*i * i. • I ,, v Jf* ■i! In 1 \i> hav«* \n Mr iiirtf* *'ll- 111 XI 1 1 • Among tin- incidents given in sup­ port of the story of terrible want-is the caic nf two prisoners of V,er orn* ployed in the gas works In Vienna, who, he declares, were attacked* by flu ir filluw workers who ate purl of tie ir bodii s. The Arbeit er Zcitui'g of Vienna demanded an investiga-lion and the entire issue of th* pa;*<r wiiiT eoniiscatt-d in rornM'quenei'. Tinatfair "aas r. ferred io in parHunu--it, Tired o f S a v in g W heat ? * You dorit know w hat it is to be T i r e d '* Don’t Let Your Stock Suffer Go w E ase to K eep Of f Flies Fernald Hardware Company Sanford Vulcanizing Works E. W. DICKSON 314 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 67 AUTO TIRES AND TUIJES REPAIRED Tor the hunt t net F.j, txpee , leave by bout Saturday *'er iv»-:syivaniu; while .Mr'. Hongston udl remain with her daughter, Mrs. Tyner for the pri i-ot. Mr. and Mr... .L'.t I.re and baby returneil home Sunday after n opleas ant visit wi ii i:i< parents on f'ir-M Auto Tires, Tubes anil Anything for the Tires r*s_*.ii'.a:ive i -mm n-r of Mi*; n .democrat, in charge of the “d n!h>*.'i --i^ort'Uiiy opposed nd;.'l amendment. STARTING BATTERIES FREE AIR SER VICE o f .L lie y n.iy. Ti:t* three wor... months •i .!> and Au[.u ..- i.cu yet La*t }iar tea-re was r.lmost to eat iti the com. y bui ct land fruit. Typhus aad ii I were prevalent. People are ling at the liimighm id tin I months now. Ah ir-..iii J ' !l me , ub|.le jeer in -i.. i ing the western tlire and . marine campaign. The on they see is i hat„Amc.-f,a ! added to ti..- Ib t of t lt« tr Everyone, made fun of 1 Wilson ut iii i i t u pod.iu;, respondent1adds, hu, },»uple changing tic :r tum» ami a: that Arabriin in in c.xrnrst. Administration Asks th e circulation of recipes providing for th e use of corn and o th er coarse flours to save w heat for our A llies. C a lu m e t B aking l|| Powder Company jj Pure, Sparkling Spri Water Brought To Your Door Daily Water lia s n Guaranteed Purity W ith a new W ar-Tim e R ecipe book co n ­ ta in in g scores of splendid new recipes, com piled especially to m e e t w ar-tim e econom y d em ands. F ree— send for it today. Miss Maude Marie Costello, one of Ameri­ ca’s foremost Authorities on Scientific Cooking and Pure Foods', in a recent inter­ view, said:— “Like everyone, i am especially in­ terested at this time in SAVING WHEA T and saving it in the most economical way; therefore,. I use CALUMET BAKING POWDER because it h a t more leavening strength than, most baking powders and ts moderate in price. I find it especially successful and it trines no failures or waste. Use it with Corn-, meal and other coarse flours. ” You Save When You Buy It You Save When You Uae It C alum et Is Used in th e A rm y and Navy Calumet Ba Powder Co, 4 1 0 0 Fillmore S t Chicago, Illinois IIojh Want Tobnrro The Red Cress Comit.iifion ir France is continually roc-iving re­ quests from the comma .ding of­ ficers for supplying 'great quuittlMts of tobneep for the u*.e of tiio An; rr lean Expeditionary l-'orce in lVam.-c. The efforts of your paper and otiit-r papers in tho eointr. , to secure funds especially designated for the innchase of tobacco for our Army abroad has made it poesiblo thus far for the Red Cross to respond to prnctlcilly all of th.-.'te requests for tobsrro without it being necessity to expend any Red Cross funds foi this purpose. ■ We have, just received from our comiriirion in Franco*word that the amount of tobacco which wo have been able to aupply them with in the past is not nearly enough to answer the urgent calls which wo aro itcciving and will receive in Lhe fu­ ture. I give below some extracts from recent cables received by com­ mission-bearing on this subject: March 7th. Not oyer 300 cases tobacco In si! our store houses. Lott month distributed„I0(HJ..coses. • March. 18th. Have now distrib­ uted all newspaper tobacco and ■hould have more. Dow much can of 99.93 Per Cent. T. 0 . Charles Distributor homo of tin- !.r<. i.Icing regi-m, Mru , v*' PHONE 328 Ii. .'. biarlin;: un Mr.gnjin avenue A rornm! to v.oi: appointed to draw .p tin *yd .vtr, with Mrs. For­ rest J a k e 'it, Minimal). Ii: . - o m p l i . i t » Mrs. Starlinp. j the chapter wim tamed for ono of! her Revolution:..-/ ancestors, Sall’e Ham nun. The office:s of the chapter were ap.-t L.tcd at follows: Mrs. W. i*. Wat sen egent Miss Fnnrin Rchn cording iecretary, Miss Y.ae Munson, secretary. Mrs. ForroSt Lake, treasurer. Miss Brenda DcV. Morrlsop, reg­ istrar. . - Mrs. Win. Co)bourne, historian. This chapter will co-operate with WHITE he Red Cross. LI QUI D Those who have applied for mem­ bership ns charter mnmbers of the' fa'll ford chapter must have their paper* perfected by July 4,”1918, at the very latest, as the charter will be closed on that date, FO R M E N S . WOMKNS AND C H I I O P F N S i Zoe B, Munson, Recording Secretary. KEEP YOUR S H O E S NEAT W h ite S llO G WHI TE CAKE SHOES �liJ# \ . • M. r ' •• •V.y< THE SANFOBD1HEBALD ‘ page t h b e e =3= r SWISS PUT CHECK READY TO GIVE ON UNDESIRABLES TASTE OF STEEL __ ________ ______ ______ * Dem and Ironclad P a s s p o r ts of Foreigners Entering All the Country. LEGAL ADVERTISING • NOTICE o r SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE . Nolle* |« hereby- liven that, under and pursuant to the fla il decree of foreclosure and iale mad* and entered on the Ant day of May, A. D. 1911, In th y l rertala raua* pending In Chancery In the Circuit Court In and tor Orange county, Florida, wherein CONSOLIDATED NAVAL. STORKS COMa corporation unde; the law* op the A m ericans In F ra n ce Complete •PANY, tale of Florida, I* the complainant, and ORLANDO D E V E L O P M E N T CO M PAN Y, Their Training In B a y o ­ a corporation under the law* of eald elate. JAMES It. D YAI.L and MIIS. JA M BS tl. DYALL. hie wife. AUTIIUH W. ‘ K ED net School. PEttN and A NO EI.INA C. R K D PE IIN , Me wife, and D . H. D ft A WHY. D. W. HOUSE and II. C. M ATH ERS. individually and as Iruetee* t f Drawdy Cemetery, and SYLVESTER E. WILSON, are the defend­ ant!. the undersigned, a* Special M ailer, at "■ ' - ' i rm , « f directed by said derrre, on Monday, the third day of June, A. D. ISIS, between the hour* of eleven o'clock In the forenoon and two o'clock la the altyrnoon of eald day, Give Demonstration of Energy and Ac­ befera the door of the court b o o n of Orange curacy Which le Truly American— county. In eald etate. In the city of Orlando, will offer for eat* and sell at public outcry Graduate* to Act as Instruc­ to the highest and bait bidder for c u b , to thc following desclrbetl q u a r t e r of N o r t h w r a t q u a r t e r of S e c tio n latltfy laid deen tors to New Arrivals. # * counties Twenty-nine (29): West half of Northeast andi. and property Orange .pnd Seminole, in the etate of quarter and N ortheast quarter of N orth ­ of Ornngi west quarter of Section Thirty (30); Eaat Florida, to-wlt: With tho American Army In France.— half ‘of Eaat half; Southwret quarter of Northeast quarter of northwest quarter of The “graduation exercises" of tho largo Section Thirty-three (33). TOW NSHIP outheaat quarter, N ortheast quarter of outhweat quarter. East half of N orthwest bayonet school tvtjre watched by sev­ T W E N T Y T H R E E (23t, SOUTH RANGE quarter of Southwest • quarter, HqgffTsweit quarter of Northwest quarter of Southw est' eral generals anil th eir staffs. The TW EN TY N IN E (29), EAST. aod South half of Northwest quar­ men, who had been trained In the Brit­ .Eaat half of Nortbweat quarter of Section quarter, ter of Section T hlrty:tw o (32); Southeaat (24): Southwret quarter of ish system by British Instructors, gavo Twenty-four Northeast quarter,. Eatt half of Northwest quarter of Southeaat quarter and Southw est quarter of Northweet quarter of See thin a demonstration of energy, speed nnd quarter and Norlheaal quarter of Southwest Thirty-three CM); N orth -h alf of N orthafat quarter, eirep t Southeast quarter of North­ accuracy' which was truly American. east uarter, South half of Southeast quarter, quarter of Southwret quarter of Section Thlrty-flv* (38); all In TO W N SH IP T W E N ­ outhweat quarter- and nil of Southenat They are .ready to go over tho top. ONE (21), SOUTH RANGE T H IR T Y .uarter of,N orth w est quarter, lying South of rreek |n Section Thirty-four .(34)| South A British' sergeant major put the TY (30) EAST. of Southeast M quarter, _______ M .. M at/ _quarter men through the drill so vigorously thnt Northwral quarter ol Northeast quarter, half of' Southeaat Southwest quarter ‘ set quarter, Sot Eait halt of Southwest quarter n( Southwest and West half of Nortbwaal quarter more than ono man was h u rt But their and Southwest quarter of Southwest ton Thlrty-flve (13); South half of N ortheast wounds were not serious. The Instruc­ quitter quarter of Southwest quarter of Section On* quarter, Northeast quarter of Southeaat tor blmsolf so narrowly escaped a bay­ (I); Southeaat quarter of Southeast quarter quarter and West half of Southeast quarter of Section Two (2); South half of Southeast of* ~ Section T hlrly-tisa (SB); (38); all In T O W N onet point that his tunic was cut. quarter-of Northeast quarter.- East half of .......... (31) SO U T H , "■"SN U ONE (3 “ -----------Northwest quarter of Northeast quarter, RANGE T H IR T Y O N E (31) EAST. "Now, then," the sergeant would sny, Southwest quarter of Nurthwrst.quarter of half of N ertb esit quarter and N orth holding a heavy, long stick In his hand, Northeast quarter. South half of Northwest halfWest of Southeaat quarter of Section One quarter of Northwest quarter, Northwest (II; North half and Southwest quarter of when I tell you men to turn, try to quirter Nnrthwiat quarter of Northwest Section Two (2); Eaat half of Northeast get tho point to me. Now, turn I Yeah 1 quarter, of and Southeast quirter of Southw est quarter, Southwrat quarter of Northeast ol Section Three (3): Northwest quarter. Southeast quarter and Southwest Yeah I Glvo ’em hell! That’s good!” quarter quart*/ ol Southwest quarter ol Serllon quarter of Southwest quarter of Section Eight, ((1); Southwest quarter of Southeast Three (3); Southeast quarter of Southeast They "Go Over tho Top." quart* and West half of Southwest quarter quarter. North half of Southwest quarter .The Americans worked like football of Section Ten (I0J; Northwest quarter of and Southwrat quarter of Northwrat quarter Northeast quarter of Northeast quarter, o( Section Four (4); Northeast quirter of players, every nerve nnd every har­ Northeast quarter of Northwest quarter ol Northeast quarter and Northeast quarter West halt of Southwest of Northwest quarter of Sertiun Five (S); dened muscle straining. Tho sergeant, Northeast quarter. quarter of Northwest East half of Northeast quarter of Section by reason of tong practice, was abto ____ . .. .atNortheast, half of Southeaat quarter of S ti (6); Northwest quarter of Section Seven to ward off-Bomo thrusts with tho Northwest quarter, ’Southeast quarter of (7); Southw ell quarter of Northwest quar­ Southeast quirter of Northwest quarter, ter, Iras beginning at Southeaat coiner run point or butt, .but from mauy ho had Southwest quarter of Southwest quarter of Writ 412H tret. North 828 feet, l-Jagt 4 1 2 ‘jL. to tumn." ^ *_ * _ - ' Northeast quarter, and W est.half of South- fewt,"South BUT tee!. |o point ot beginning, r u t quarter of Soulhesit quirter of Serllon Northwrat quarter of Northwest quarter Even more vigor wns shown by the- Eleven (I t); Southwest quirter of Northeast and ol Section Eight (8); Wait hall of Northeast quarter. West half of Southeast quarter. men as they occupied tho trench lino East half ol Eaet half of Southeast quarter quarter and- North hall of Southrnst quarter Section Nine (9); East half of N orth eu t nnd, with their officers, went over Iho of Northwrat quarter. Wrwt hall of North­ ol quarter, Southeaat quarter sad Southwrel top In a charge. Tho operations began east qusrtrr of Southeast quarter of N orth­ quarter of Southwest quarter of Bertlon west quarter, Northwest qusrtrr of South­ ten (10); Southeast quarter of Northeast by firing from (lie trench at tho dum­ east quarter of Northwest quarter. West quitter. Northwest quarter of Northeast mies In the enemy trenches. Bomo of half u( Northwest quarter of Southwrat quarter, and Southeaat quarter of Southeast uerterr West half of Southwest q u irter, West half of Southeast quarter of tho men made perfect scores, while quarter, outhwrst* quarter of Northwest quarter and Northwrat quarter of Southwrat quarter of only three of the wfiolo class fell be­ Section T » f l'e (12); Northeast quarter, North half o( Northwest .quarter (4 Section Northeast quarter of Northwest quarter, Eleven (I I); East hall nl Southwest quarter low 80 In a possible 100. Northwest, quarter of Southwest quarter. and Northwest quarter ol Northwest quar­ Northeast 'qusrtrr At Northeast quarter of ter ol Section Twelve (12); Southeast quar­ The men went furiously at tho quarter. West half tif West halt of ter ot N o rth eu t quarter, N ortheut quarter charge, urged on by tho most emphatic Southeast Southeast quarter of h'ou|heast quarter, of ol Southratl quarter and North half nl Thirteen <131; Southeast quarter of Northwrat quarter ol Section Thirteen 113); language that a British sergeant major Section Northeast quarter •’( Northeast quarter. Southrait quarter of Northeast quarter. might he credited with having at Ids Weat half of Northeast quarter ol Northeast East halt o> Southeaat quarter, Eaat hall nl quarter. Southeast qusrtrr of Northeeei 0 isrtir Wtat half, Northwest quarter o| Southwrat command. He shouted to his men: and North half of Northwest quarter of Sec­ and Southwest quarter of N orth­ ■Give It to ’em—In tho heart, In tho tion Fourteen (It); Nor h hal' of Nss-lhwrs. quar­ quarter wrat quarter of Ijertion Fourteen’ (14) Section Kttl«en (IS); West half Northeast quarter, Eaat half ot Northwrat throat I Thnt'a tho way. If you don’t ter of East half of Southeast quarter uarter. South half of Southeaat quarter and get them they'll get you I On your toes Northwest quarter amt West hall of oUlhrart quarter o{ Soulhw ril quarter nl thrasl quarter of Northwest quarter of Serllon Killeen 1(8); South halt of Southeast all tin* time! Quick I Quick t Quick 1” ___ Serlfon Twenty-one -21), Kail half of N orth­ quarter, Northwrat quarter of Southeast The urging wns unnecessary. TJie east quarter r l Northeast quarter. North quarter and Southwest quarter of Serllon west quarter ol Northeast quarter of North- bittern IIC); Knit hall of N ortheut quarter men knew what to do and did It, nml rast quarter. Northeast quarter of Northwrat aad Southwrat quarter of Southeaat quarter they were so well trained thnt orders uarler of Norlheaal quarter. Weal halt ol of Section Seventeen (171; Southwest quarter outhsreat qusrtrr of Northwest quarter of of N orth eu t quarter •! Section Eighteen were anticipated. Northeast quarter. Writ hall of Northwrat 118); N ortheut quarter of Northwrat quar­ qusrtrr hf-Southwrat quarter of Northeast ter, East hall ol Northwest quirter ot The French and British offlceni wero uarler. Weal hali of Northwrat quarter ol Northwrat quarter, and North hall of South enthusiastic, esj>er!arly, at tho speed fi outheaat quarter of Northeast quartet. of Northwest, quarter u( Section N ine­ anil energy, o f the Americans.' Borne Writ half ol Southeast quarter of Southeast half teen (19); Northeaat quarter of Northwest uarter of Northeast quarter, Eaat half ol o f the graduates will b e B ent Immedi­ _ uuthrail quarter of Northeast quartet. quarter and South hall ol Southwest quirter Section Twenty (20); Eaat half. Southeast ately to newly arrived units ns instruc­ East half of Northeast quarter ol Northeast ol quarter of Northweet quarter, Northwest quarter of Southeast quarter. Writ halt of quarter of Northwest quarter, Northeast tors. Northwrat quirter o f'W r th e a ii quarter of j quarter of Southwest quarter ’ and South Southeast quarter. West .half of Northwest I j),|j Southwrat quarter of Section T w entyTraining New Contingent quarter ol Northwest quarter ol h ou lh iiat ()n, ( 2 l,; Northeast quarter ol Northeaat quarter, Soulhweat ler. Southwest qusrtrr of Northwral I quarter, Southeaat quarter of Southeaat A division of Americnn troops, re­ ler ol Southeast quarter. Norlhweat „uarter and Weat half of Weat h a lf-o f cently arrived In France, will begin quarter quarter ler of Soulhweat duarter dl Sou hris^: Section T w .n ty-tw q (22); Northeast quarter Northeast quarter. Southwrat quarter of regimental maneuvers at once nnd quart •v. East half ol Southwest quarter of heart quarter. Southeast qu quarter ol I Northeast quarter. West half of Weal half qu wIII In* Indued In hnryngo fire, tin* Southeast S o u t h e a a t q u a r t e r . H o u l h r a - I - q u a r t e r of ef Southeaat quarter of Soulhweat quarter American artillery working with Amer­ S o u t h w r r t q u a r t e r of S n u t h w r r t Iiuarter.ini of Section Twenty-three (231; Northwest Weat half of S o u l Sweat quarter of Southwrat I „utM, r N,)f|h»aat quarter. Weat half of ican nvlnlors. The site picked for tin* quarter. Eaat hall »l * uMhra.t uuerler jloulhre.t quarter and Southwest quarter of practice Is rolling ground. qf Norlhweat quarter. Weal hall nl North- I Section Twenty-Ave (28); Norlhweat quarter The urtlllery will luy a bnrrage up weat quarter of Northeaat quirter ot North- 0f Northeast quarter, South half of N orthwest quarter. East half olH outhw cit quarter , Mt quarter, North half of Northweet qU ac to the first objective, over theoretical ol Southeast ‘•r . South hall ot Southeaat quarter. SouthGerman, trenches. The Infantry, fol­ East lu ll ol Northeast quarter ot Northweet e ,l t quarter of Southwest quarter and Ndrlh -uarter of Southeaat quarter of Section h l)f ol 8 o u lh . r*t quarter ol Section Twenty lowing up tho fire, will occupy tho (22); Southwest quarter o f 1 *- — . . . . * . . . Northeast . . . e trenches nnd then cxccuta a flijnk quarter and T w entymovement. * Igbt (2 8) The signal corps will got the benefit Northraal quarter of Norlhweat quarter. qusrtrr ol houtheeat quarter. South half of Southrast quarter, Northeast of the maneuvers, for they wilt he car­ South halt ot Northwest quarter, Northraat I quarter of Southwest quarte^and Northwest N„rt |, « , . t q j.r te r of Seetlon ried out us If ua actual attack were quarter of H.uthweat quarter. South half « ,,u, t | rr Norlhweat qt-arter of Southwrat quarter and tw enty-nine (291: Soulhweat quarter of being launched. Northwrat quarter of Northwest quarter of Southeast quarter, Weat half of Soulhwert Southwest quarter of Serllon Twenty-lour quarter «nd Northwest quarter of North. 1 ); N « r lfa « M t* » r U r I writ quatlrr i*f Krrtlon Thirty (30); North ol fiouthfMt quarur o hrclloa| h llf nl Nnrlh*Mt «|U«rt*r, South hit! of FACES -DEATH FOR D A Y S u.rttr wentj-flve USE North half, Northwtal quarter ol Northwest Northeaat quarter. South.half of « 0«>h»eaV quarter, North half of South half and Soulhquartrr of Northeaat quarter, Eait half o, I quarter of Southeast qusrlar of Serllon Heavy Seas Wreck Vessel and Owner Northeast quarter of Soulhweat quarter o T hltly-one (31); East half and Eaat hall ot Is Prisoner on Ledge for Nerlheaat quarter. West half of N orthjcal West half of Section T hlrty-tw o 132); al) ol quarter of Southwest quarter of Northeaat \ B .clton Thlrty-lhre* (331; fte i" 10 Dsys. quarter. Southern ouarti quarter, earept West hall ■>( Northwest I weal quarter and Houthweat oi quLilrr of Southeaat quarter of Northwest I lion Thirty-tour (34); Eaat half ol Eaat hall Prince Bupcrt, B, O.—Heavy Bens quarter. North half of Northraat quarter of I Norlhweat quarter of Northraat quarter. wrecked nti Indian fishing launch on a Northwest quarter. East ‘half of Southeaat I Weat half of Southeast quarter, and Eaat quarter of Nollheart quarter i f Northwest I half of Weat half ot Section T hllty-flve (38); ledge In the oi>en sea off Duudas Is­ (carter, Wrrt half of Southwest quarter 1Northeast quirter of Northeaat quarter, land and held Its owner, Stephen llyan, of N orthern quarter .of Northwest q u a r-1 Southeast—quarter of Southeaat quarter, ler, Northwrat q u a r t e r of ' Northwrat West halt of Eaat half, Southeast quarter of prisoner on tho ledge 10 dnys after quartri, East haft ot Huuthwtal quarter Southwest quarter and Weat half nl W rit washing his two companions, Peter and ot Northwrat quarter. North half of 1 half.of Section Thlrty-ala 138); all In T O W N quarter, Wrat half ol Southwest I SHI)’ T W EN T Y -TW O (22) SO U T H ,R A N G E Itlchard Itiihlnson, off tho ledge to Southwest quirter of Southwrat quirter, Northwest T H IR T Y -O N E (31) EAST, their deaths, according to reports quirter of Southeast quarter of Soulhweat f E X C E P T IN G and reserving, howster, nil ........................ Ui east quarter of of, the timber .landing, growing or liln g quarter, E lat half of South rcnchlng here. Southwest fj°uthwrtt 'matter »j upon the said land or any part Ihrreot for Ityan, who- was given up for dead by ---------Lit O l-------_ Eaat half o Northwest -- --- 9« p .r(„d ,,,u of 1V M years . , icvsaai ,,rr l|la Southrast quarter, ten from mnu and _after the of Southeaat quarter and Northwest t «lh d, y o( Jun#> , w n i !o ftlh tr . t ,h the Ids fellow members of the Metluktln quirter nl Nor h y a t quarter of Southeaat rt*ht to cut. ua* and ramov* the ..m e , and tribe, wns*rescued nnd told how lie wus quirter quirter of hectlon T w anly-hli necraaary upon and . a (28). • • , i Kail_ ■ "tl liras we»i / 'rlahti <|U>' aof -a* «way ■ / vover, ■v | i U po ll ■ ft l| halt of N orthern quarter °*# of Norlhw**t Northwest I Arr(tM , r,o M the .lift eald Ilam d*. durlnf * ' ' term ' th# ilo r f nearly submerged at nearly every high quarter, Eaat half of N c r th r ° *»«*• b* BFfFiiiry or co n v ta i.n ! tide, nnd when not almost drowned by Northwest quarter, Eaat half ______ ____ a ^0 or r.m ovlog th* .a id Umber. Southeaat quirter of Northgreal quirter of T . P WARROW. combers was soaked by constant rains. Section Twenty-aaven (27); Weat hall o il *He said he made a raft from the launch Northeaat quarter of Northeaat quarter, [ E. J. L Engle Aa Special M ailer Aforesaid Weat hell of East half of Northraat quarter P. E. Osaklne. land put to sen, but It upset and he of Northeast quarter, and Northwest quarter Solicitors for (he Complainant. swam hack to the rock. 7 >-Frt-8 te of Northeast quarter of Bertlnn’ Twenty-1 At nights, hffsald, ho tied himself to eight (28): Northeast quarter of Northwest quarter of faction Thirty-two (321; East In Clreall C suit, H rtcnlh Judicial Circuit the ledge with ropci His only fowl half of N oytleait quirter of Northeast quar­ mlnele Couniy riaild a In Ckanctry was n few raw potatoes rescued from ter, Northwest quarter ol N ortheut quarter! J. Hi M. Robinson, Complainant of Northeast quarter, Northeaat quarter o il vaCitation ; ttic launch. Nortbweat quarter of Northeast quarter, vlrel* Robtn.on, Defendant. W**t half of N orthtttit qitirltr of N o r lh tu l To VlraU Iloblnaon. !lrldr*oort Connecticut, quarUr, 8oulh half of 8ou th *u t nuarttr o) I You hrrfby ordered im Northeast quarter, Eaat half ol Ifortbeaat | - -T ““ , f * oM *,,d -lo b* nnd appear B E R L IN B U T T E R R A T IO N quarter quarter, Northeaat quarter quarter, »outn*Mt quarter cl N orth eu t I , 0u. elae „ „ „ quarter of Southeast quarter, Southwest ' . t_T d bv quarter of. S o u th .a .t quarter of B ou th .a.t 1 U U f ^ r h ., o r d .red ^ h T t th l. order be quarterre-Beuthwret quarter of S outheaat! nuhllahed In the Hanford I t . , . 1,1 . new sone* tlo u ta a I?°nuarteV\ E.a^bMf ^*p*f week for lour In eonaeculive, simlliola Couniy •lUI ___ ____ I each Southeast •(uarter.'E ast half Tf of ‘WSrth™! Northeast weeks. weeks, quarter ot Northwest ouartcr ol Southeaat Given under - my hand* and seal ol said quirter, Wtat hall ol Northwest quarter nl court, this the 29th day of April, 1918. 1918 I Northwest quarter ot Southeast quarter, (seal) E. A DOUGLASS. DOUClLASS. Weat tiaK “f Writ halt of Northeaat quartet Clerk Clreult Court, Seminole Co. Fla ! of Southwest quarter. Weat hair of Southeast Dlvklnaon A Dlcklnion • quarter ol Southwest quarter, Eaat hall ot Solicitor! for C om plainant. Southwrat quarter, of Houthweat quarter. 73-Frl-Stc . Southwest quartet of Southwest quarter ' of Southwest quarter, East hall of N orth' w ait.quirter of Southwast quarter of B ee-, lion Thirty-four (84); South half of S o u th -1 weat quarter of S4ction TM rty-sli (38); all In. T O W N SH IP T W EN T Y - TWO (22) (BOUTH, R AN G E T H IR T Y (30) EAST. ! Northwest quarter o( Southeaat quarter I and Wrat hall of Section On* (1); B ait half of Noctkaaat quarter of Bectfon Two (3); Southwest quarter «f ' Northeast quarter, Northwest quarter, Northeaat quarter of j O n o o u n c e o f b u tte r iio r w e e k U th o Southwest quarter. North half of Southeast .r a t io n f o r th o .p o p u la tio n o f IJcriln. quarter, Southw est quarter of Southeaat quarter, North half ol Southeast q u itte r of f o u r p ic t u r e ah ow a o n e o u n c e o f h o tt e r , Bouthaaat quarter of Section T w elve (I t); ' • b o u t t h e q u a n tity c o n su m e d b y tb o nil In T O W N SH IP T W E N T Y -T H R B B A13) SOI U I I TH T I I , IU H ANNQ UE C TH l l IR t l l vTTY («0) (1 0 ) EA E A ST. ST. I WWW -A | t ( « ' i n n n 1 V In v c r a g o A m e r ic a n a t a me&L Eaat ball of flouthwaat quarter of S o u th aaat quarter ol Bertlon E li van (11); South-1 ” ** * * * mw U • •» * HOSPITALITY IS VIOLATED SBEED PLEASES INSTRUCTORS Switzerland' Has Suffered From For•Ion Element a* No Other Neutral* ' Since War Begin—Country la Overrun With Sptea. MMM "if**7- j Only About Half the Steer is Beef iv o W e i g h t 1 2 0 0 p o u n d s 100^ ■& >. f . D re sse d W e ig h t 6 7 2 p o u n d s o f B e e f 56% V W h e n Sw ift & Com pany buys a steer w eigh in g 1200 pounds, only about 672 pounds goes to m arket as beef; the other 528 pounds consists of hide, fats, other by-products, and w aste. W h en the packer pays 15 cents a pound for a steer, he sells the meat to the retailer for about 24 cents. But the packer gets only- about 6 cents a pound for the other 528 pounds. This m eans that the packer gets about 16 cents a pound for all the products from a steer for which he pays 15 cents. The difference of 1 cent per pound covers the cost o f dressing, preparation of by-products, freight on beef to all parts of the United States, operation of distributing houses, and leaves a net pfdfil'bf only about Vi °C a cent P®1" pound on all dressed beef sold: Large volume o f business and utiliza­ tion of parts that were formerly wasted, make this achievement possible. ’I Borne.—Switzerland, finally hnn tak­ en Initial stepa to control Iho undealr■bio foreign clement from which she b a a suffered iis no'other neutral coun­ try alnco August, 1014. New/cgulntlons adopted by the fed­ J, eral council arc Intended to mako It difficult for UW> agent of ono of the wnrrtnr countries, for tho deserter from any aide, for tho foreigner with­ out obvious, legitimate means of liveli­ hood jtml occupation to lllrck, ns here­ tofore, Into tho little country that Is trying desperately to mulntutn an up­ right neutrality and at the same time weather thestorm until poncp arrives. Switzerland hitherto has permitted, without any material objrctlous, scores of thousands of strangers to enter nlmosj as freely as In peace times. Now action has been taken to stop this only because her hospitality has been gross­ ly violated, her neutrality at times CFen threatened, Tho new rules; which will become effective -as soon as the Ewtss diplo­ matic and consular officials throughout the world can be nut I(led, require Hint alt 'foreigners entering the country must he equipped with Ironclad pass­ ports from their own countries, or equivalent pnpors of Identification; that prior to coming to ^Switzerland nil foreigners must furnish to Uwlss diplo­ matic or consular otllcluls adequate reasons for >vnutlng to couio here, and Unit, utter arrival, strangers must reg­ ister with tile police of the city or town they Intend to luluililt. Overrun by Undesirables. There nlwnys tins been n dully traf­ fic between France unit Switzerland In t|ie neighborhood of Geneva, and be­ tween Germany and Switzerland' near Ilnsel, on the purt of luboreni and oth-. ers Many undesirable foreigners hnvo smuggled themselves across the hor­ de) uml have failed h> return. Once In Switzerland, they have been able to hide tM-cause of the luck of control over foreigners. * That all Is to bo changed. Every person crossing the bonier at other than the ordinary points where Iron­ clad passports wilt ho required will he numbered. If tgo falls to return, tho police will be put.ujton his trull, lie will hnvo little clinnco of escaping, for without tho right kind of credentials he Is unable to obtain bread. A bread curd today Is more Important even than tho money with which to pur­ chase It—and a bread enrj] Is Issued only on presentation of Identification papers. The lintel at which the newcomer stops, the pension that takes him in. the private fuinlly to whom he may go, lire alt llulde to heavy penalties If they full to announce his arrival. Problem for Deserter*. There remains the.problem of the deserters wtio have managed to flee across the bnundnry from one army 01 another and of the noiir-dcscrters. those who have come here with tin; permission of their respective govern­ ments. nnd then have declined to re turn. Swiss tnw prescribe* that these deserters ami refractlonnrlcs, nH they tire called, cnnnnt be forcibly departed. There are In Hwltzerland now, It Is estimated, between 10.000 nnd lfi.OOd of these gentry. Not nil of them are Imd citizens. Hundreds of them, at least, are gainfully occupied and are living model lives. Othera arc unde­ sirable to the point of being out-audout criminals. Figures for Geneva tilmic show that out of 70,000 foreign­ ers among Us 170.000 imputation, 1,3-70 aro deserters nnd U.4K1 rcfmctlonnrles, whllo In Zurich these figures are ex­ ceeded. .The agitation for the utilization of the man power represented by. the de­ serters and rcfmctlonnrics Is so strong that It will surprise no one to sec t-teps tnken to Incorporate the majority of them Into a civilian scrvlco of* manual luboi In agriculture LAW Swift & Company,U. S. A. . ■ - *- Vi IS F O R G IV E N Mfen Who Broke Qame Law When Child Bays Ha le Now Study­ ing for Ministry. Year Book of interesting and Instructive facts sent on request. Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois [ - --.--i... - 1 V IO L A T O R m Columbus, Ind.—FTed H. Elders, deputy fish and game warden, has for­ given a violator of tho law. Besides, the statute of limitation may have something to do with the affair. Fillers has received a letter from Nampa, Idaho, from- Willard Isgrlgg, The writer snye: “When I lived near Hartsvlllp, at tho ago of seven to twelve ..ycara, I went seining with a croffd of men when It was against tho law. I also disobeyed the Snoring law, porhsps othera In that line, t ask yon hero to forgive me. If there ore any charges you want mo to pay let me know. ' God has really saved me and 1 ate' studying Tor the ministry. I ifld theso things eleven to fifteen years ago. Where will you spend eternity!** Elders says Isgrigg's heart evidently U In the right place and he forgives him for seining. Ehlora declines to answer- the question about where he means to spend eternity.' • • -V. -' ‘ --*,71*,. - ""i 1 ~r went quarter of Southw est quarter irterjof Section Tw elve (IS); East half of Eaal: half hall of South* w ait quarter of Southeast quarter. W est half o f Northeast quarter of Southwest quar­ ter of Southeast quarter. Northweet quarter of Southw est quarter o f. Southeast quarter and West half of Southw est quarter of South­ west- quarter of Boulbeaat quarter of Sec­ tion Thirteen (IS); South half o f Southwret quarter of Southw est Quarter of Section Fourteen 114); Lot Four ( 4 ) ' la - Section Seventeen (17); N erthw rst quarter o( Sou th - ' east quarter of Seetlon Twenty (30); South half of N orthwest quarter and South' half of Southwret quarter of Northwest quarter of Northeast quarter of Section T wenty-three (23); N orthw eet quarter of Southwest quarter of Section Tw tniy-flv* 116); North haif of South half and Southw est quarter of Southwest quar­ ter of Section T w *nty-*li (SB); North half of N orthw est-quarter .of .SouthwM l quarter, pi beginning at Northwest earner or Southwest ihwest quarter of Northweet quarter,* run Eaat 18.30 chains. South seven (?) dearses Weat l.tB chains. Writ 14.90 chains. in North 3.18 chtlna, Southeast quirter of Southeast quarter. So utb half ol N orthw est quarter, Southw est quarter of N ortheast quarter. W rit half of Southeast quartet and N ortheast quarter of Northeast quarter of Section Twenty-seven (37); Southw ell quar­ ter of Southeast - quarter aad Southeast M ’ ftfl 4S S m ■Vw ■^?1 '( i S 3 1 J EAT C O R N SAVE ’W H E A T 1W A n i l A H N PAY . i- - - -' �THE HANFORD'HERALD- 1= 1111= 1111! NOTICE It U probable there will be'no more THESANFORDHERALD •olid carload shipments of b4anrf or CANNING PACTORIES IN The eternal 'egoflsm and aelf, con­ FLORIDA scious awell lieadednm of the aver­ cucumber! this season. The grower! For more than ten years the news age German and especially the PruaB. 3. HOLLY, Editor have doubtless netted J 2 or more a papers of Flprlda have been ad vocal slan will take an awful tumble in W. M . HAYNES, Dnatncaa M anager crate. The market opened strotifc, ing canning factories for the s ta t« ,matters military now and after the P aM M H E n t y T a m d ty «ad Friday car loads selling for $8.25 or b etter and now the cumulative effect of all war w e can show them a few thingi a crate, and closed strong, good cu this publicity is shown in the fact in merchant marine and foreign cumbers or beans being wot^t' $1.60 that more than a dozen capning fac­ trade that will forever banish the BUBSCBtmON PRICK IH ADVANCE: Ur~f 1^6 - per crate; During one tories arc in operation In different small ideas- they formerly held cf ONI l l A I.i.••••»*••••**•»»•»••»•*• week when* they were shaving ex­ ■actions M~The^tate,_hcaides hun­ America' and -.things^American. ■ IX MONTHS 1^ tremely cold weather in th e 'n o rth dreds of home canning outfits, which' T H U S MONTHS. And'after the war It will never lie prices were somewhat low, but tak ­ are operated by thrifty*-housewives 'made in Germany’* again and Ger­ ' E E TOURING THE MONTHS OF JUNE, JULY D«Sr«r«d U lk« City fcy Oteriw UM Tar Taw la ing everything into consideration it and members of many canning clubs. Adraaaa ar 30a Par Maalk V AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER THE BANKS man language will be a dead lang­ PayaMaK ta AmaN Mart la Madt »l Offlca has been one of the best seasons At Delray and Florida City the uage in America. It will be America H U OF SANFORD WILL CLOSE ON THURSDAYS Wauchula growers have ever expert Snyder Company has two big catsup for Americans and if you are n o t, a — . AT TWELVE O’CLOCK. ____ Saaaad-CUia Kail Matter Aa«a»l »ad enced." factories in full operation and the citixen you will be compelled to IWO, al tka PaataOka al H*at-4. n*»«a Uader A r ie fM a ir k lW U im _________ Of coprse Wauchula is not en­ tomato growers in those sections get,put of this country and stpy out. im ALk OTHER WEEK DA^S THE BANKS 5 5 Triapkaaa Na. IU tirely a new section, but it has only hive found it profitable to actya goo OlSan Barald — O---have found It * profitable to sell a fXU u WILL CLOSE AT THREE O'CLOCK EX- l l l l recently corns into prominence aa good portion of their crops to these — CEPT ON SATURDAY, WHEN THEY WILL ™ producing center but now that It has T H E LONG ARM OF MERCY reached the $300,00(T clais it'm ust* factories. The Hsrbaucr Company REMAJN OPEN UNTIL FIVE O’CLOCK. The Red Cross is the long artn of’ be -reckoned with as a leader in at Fort Lauderdale is shipping sev­ mercy. eral cars of tomato pulp a . week, trucking production., It is the kindness of mankind or­ USTOMERS OF THE BANK ARE REQUEST­ * , 760 barrels havjng been made and It is not so many years ago th at shipped from Broward county toma­ ganized. ED TO TAKE NOTE OF THE ABOVE IN Miami, Hastings, Sanford, Plant In man is an angel and a devil, a ORDER THAT THEY MAY ARRANGE THE toes. Moore Haven is installing a City and other big producing ccn- big canning factory to can ail .kinds Dr. Jokyll and Mr. Hyde. The Red TRANSACTION OF THEIR-FINANCIAL AF­ tors were boasting of shipments, ag­ of vegetables. St. Augustine has re­ Cross la the good, around, energized FAIRS DURING THOSE HOURS’ gregating a quarter of a million dol­ cently placed a canning factory In to thw art the bnd. lars and now they run up into, mil­ operation. Tho St. Cloud cannery It is the best antidote we know to lions. In the class with Wauchula la to be reopened for business Un a the bane of war. there are scores of section! that short tlmo. Orlando haa a factory There are other charities, more or have passed the quarter of a million that puta up marmalades and/other figure in production and there are fruit products' and it enjoyed the less helpful. Tho Red Cross is tho other scores that are jurat emerging distinction of shipping the first car mightiest of all charities, the love from . the hundred thousand dollar of marmalade out of the state re­ and pity of alt men made supremely class, ready to step into the shoes of cently. Tho new canning factory of efficient. the Wauchula class, which will move Palmetto/is now in operation, can­ "I pledge allegiance If, as Mr. Emerson said,* "Sen­ on up-to the half million dollar class, ning tomutoes, a jd other vegetables sible men and* conscientious men all to my flag and the Re* and so the endless chain continues will be handled later. . This plant over tiie world are of one religion,’ public for which It to grow ppd.-jncrcase and Florida has a capacity of 10,000 cans a day. this Is the expression of that rc^ ■tando; one nation in­ proudly raises • its-, head amonp^fno divisible, with Liberty ligion. And so It goes, nil over the state, leaders of -the nation with a record and justice to all." The Red Cross is humanity united for progress and prosperity that will with new ennning factories an­ in service. puzzle many of the older developed nounced almost every week. When the first canning plants were install­ It asks no man's opinion; only his st :tes to surpass. ed in Florida, several years ago, the need. New communities are springing •Speaking in advance The Herald up continually, the'vacant spaces are' farms were so scattered th a t it was Black or white, friend or foe, to predicts that Seminole county will gradually becoming.occupied, money found impossible to secure a suffi­ the Red Cross there is no differen'e go over the toj^nn the Red Cross is being Invested on every hand,, cient'supply in any one section to it-o n ly u sk sr **WhO^Ur^sufferlhgt* --campaign,—We-aajr-thbrfmrausi? we profits are being made and put back keep the factory Yu’ntjltifc steadily And to him it goes. have unlimited confidence in the into improvements and the people In and profitably and that f*was the The ifed Cross is so efficient that people . of this county and know the north who have not believed principal reason they failed to make success. Then, too, with much governments recognized it; so pure thoif brand of patriorlsm. that Florida was seriously engaged Jess quantities of vegetables grown in its purpose that whoever'wishes --- -O---in agricultural, horticultural and at that time, there was a stronger well his fellow men, desires to help A great battle is impending in the live stock development will have to demand and higher prices In the it; so clean in Its administration western front and on It bangs the acknowledge a changed opinion very northern markets and few farmers that tho most suspicious can find no fate of the civilised world. The soon.—Times-Unlon. were willing to sell to the canning fault in it. ’ casualty lists will show many names factories. The growers now find it The Red Cross not only seeks to Sunday at Congregational Church of our buys and some of our own KILL THE ROOSTER SURE! more profitable to sell their Inter alleviate the cruelties of war; it is Sanford hoys may be in it. Now is Let He Examine Your Eyes Memorial Day Sunday.will be ob­ There is one regulation of the products to the canning factories for the expression of those human senti­ the time to support the Red Cross food administration which moeta cash than to go to the’ expense of ments that some dny will put an end served in the morning at eleven and all other war measures. when the veterans of the Civil War with our hearty and unanimous ap­ packing and shipping and take the to war. .---- O---will nttend in n body. The theme proval. We have endeavored to fol­ chances of congested freight and It Is the impulse of Loye, striving of the address will he "God the Con­ An article in this Issue on cold low- out loyally and faithfully all the express conditions and a crowded to overcome the impulse of -hate. troller of History." storage by County Agent Berry suggestions and orders emanating market. It is mercy’s so-operation strug­ "Christ the Saviour" will be tho should he read and carefully consid­ from Mf. Hoover with regard to our Goods canned in F’lorida should be rubject for the evening service. ered by our rJlizenc. This idea has diot, and in so doing have surprised as good us the best and every per­ gling against war’s rivalries. It is the one society in which ev­ been taken up by The Herald upon our sfomach with a great variety of son in Florida should m ake. it a ery man, woman and child, should several, occasions and is something supposed edibles. Wl> have done point to buy them wherever they be enrolled; for it knows no se.'s, no Mrs. Galloway Represents Seminole that would prove one of the best in­ this, if not with enthusiasm, nt least can be found on sale and ovorywhere Mrs. E. M. Galloway, tho county vestments that the Sanford section without open complaint. If our can be found on sale and every prejudices, no protecting opinio'n; the director for Woman’s work in the numan being does not live that docs could mnkc. » overworked digestive apparatus gaVto wholesale and retail dealer should hot fee) that the starving should be War Savings Campaign wont to ---- O--- : I t e n (Im ttteaU Br I t e t u n l a for signs at times of revclHon we silenced give them preference over goods fed, the sick tended and the wounded Tampa Tuesday and represented d rtv n a ln Ja f u d Ik* GLASSES for Seminole county at the- conference The candidates arc coming in from is with the thought that wc were canned in the north and shipped in healed. re rrrc tln f u , and all M o b *f rtefrom outside. It has been estimated ,tim c to time saying that they would raving wheat for the allies. te a . N O M ATTES lk« u l m W jour Majestic und divine Is this Long called there by J. F. C. Griggs, state c u r , If , . u r (i LAKH IX da n*l n il like a nice mention hut they’ cannot But when tho word was sent out that $35,000,^00 -worth of canned Arm of Mercy; it finds tho fallen on director War Savings in. F'lori la. r « e»rf«llT , n i l M in*. This cmferonro wns colled so that afTord to spend any money on ad­ to sell, or kill the rooster before goods have been sold annually in the battlefield. It brings the nurse I fll a a , *,* Out rrapoada la llfbl. vertising. They seem to hi able to June 1, a great wave of Joy and con­ Florida and if this is so the home nnfl the physician to the victim in the several county chairmen in the afTord $100 a page In the state hook tentment surged over our soul. At consumption alone will use up all the hospital; it leads the wooplf" Tampa roie could mee*. with the -Yaa at* Intltod ta rail far ro n n H itl* . and adilrr. publicity manager, whiih is about the veriest rot in the lust Mr. Hoover bad struck a chord the locally canned goods for some orphans to n home; it feeds th* director und way of advertising that lus ever to which our whole being throbbed years to coine.—Times-Union. starving, cares for tho pest smitten Goode M. Guerry, preparatory to ----- O----been printed. They will cither cut responsive. KiU the rooster! Noth­ whom nil others abandon, and pours putting on an intensive campaign to DR. E .S . H O F F M A N WE BEAT THE WORLD the book out or get cut out of th ' ing could give us greater pleasure, the nil of help and pity Into the sill War Savings Stamp!. This cam­ OCCULtHT-OrTICUN paign in to begin at once and cul­ newspaper. , except to lie appointed the execu­ Now that wV are In thin fight to hitter wounds of the world. IS Waal Cbarck 81. Ortaad*. Tbrlda Where a volcano has wrought des­ minate on June 28th, when Seminole tioner,'with the privilege of selecting stay until the kaiser and his red ^ — o— ; county expects to do hcrs-.-lf proud Sanford will —not mind changing the first victim. *Wc'vc had him In handed butchers arc beaten it is olation in Japan, or a flood in Chinn, on what will bo proclaimed J)y Presi­ or a hurricane in Cuba,'or a fnmine to Knstcrn time which is one hour our eye for these many days, and he with extreme satisfaction thnt Amer­ dent Wilson as National War Sa\In India, or a plague-in Italy, or has disturbed our dreams night after' en rs can look into their wonderful earlier thnn.our tegular time hut we ings Day. and go "over the tap" In do not want the change made until night. He’s a great big, lordly fellow resources and tnke a pardonable ravaging nrmies in Poland, Serbia or the War Savings Campaign. Belgium, there is the Red Cro>s,' the pride in the fact that America is the too as he struts in pompous majesty we go (rack to the old time in Octo­ Lot each one prepnre for the com­ ber. To change now would put ut about our neighbor's yard, a thing of greatest nnticn on the globe today. Argel cf God, whom the fury of mittees nnd l)e ready to subscribe Russia and China with their mil­ men cannot harifh from tho earth; two hours ahead which is going just beauty, but far from a joy forever. He has a most disgusting habit of lions of mm are not to be considered and to tlie ends of the earth, over •he ii/pi:. n trifle strong. The i resent change is all right and no one notes any dif­ tuning up his voice in the dead among the man power nations of the all-lhe ways of-thc Seven Sea’s; wher­ Reciprocity la Fair. ference. The long summer evenings middle or the night and giving vent world on account, of their disintegra­ ever is human misery, there Is ex­ There must bo reciprocity or there tended to bless end to heal, Its long tion, * • to a.raucous roar that can he heard arf greatly enjoyed by everyone. can'be no union. Arm of McFcy.—Dr. Frank. Crane as far as the German long range America cun and will place five ---- 0 gun with which they arc bombarding million men in iho field in » few Two American negro troopers have maternity hospitals in Paris. At months and these all from the first been cited for bravery in the front least we think it must be heard that siiiiiiiiiiiixiiiinniixinifflunixiiiiiiiiiiuxiutafflDxiiiiiiiixiiininDiixiiuiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiniixiuuiiiiiii! draft or class one. line trenches and have received the for, for after two or three repetitions, f , * • 0 If U ‘becomes necessary America cross of honor from the French com­ preceded by a great flapping of Report of the Condition of can place ten million young men in mander of the allied forces. Amer­ wings, he begins to get unnwers from ican negroes' wilt be found doing far and near, until it seems ns if ev­ tho very (lower of youth into the their share in this great siruggl; and ery rooster in the city was trying to field. Our grand total of men already \ * they should bo encouraged in i.very he heard in the chorus. Kill the In the army, ami those physically possible manner for l hey make good rooster? Sure, Mr, Hoover, glad to o f SANFORD, FLORIDA aoldiers. We expert to receive good do anything to accommodate/ Send fit who. come under the specifica­ tions cf Class 1 of the selective ser­ reports from our Sanford negroes rs authority by next mail. At the Close of Business May 10th, 1918. vice regulations ia over 4,800,000. soon's* they get to the front. But the indictmcnta are not ill In And with every year there is th a t A ---- 0 ----yet. Not content with .waking the increment of 70O.OOO o r. 800,’J00 RAPIDLY INCREASING PRO- world at . midnight, he begins tho more coming into the draft age. DUCTION concert with renewed vigor at the Not only can we put them into LIABILITIES RESOURCES We have become somewhat accus­ first glimmer of dawn in the east the field but wc can arm and equip tomed to seeing reports of big crops the next mdrning, and iho program them and furnish boats for their .Capital . * • * . . . * $35,000.00 Loans and Discounts • • - $332,486,58 shipped from certain sections and la rendered all over again. When transportation to France nhd convoy each year aa we sec that the potatoes docs tho villain sleep? We know- them eafely with boats and destroy* Snrplos and Profits - • - 45,518.97 Overdrafts . . . . . . 259.11 from the Hastings section have In­ well whon he don't, but when docs eia to keep off the aubs. Amcrlra is ■J ***8,750.00 g creased a hundred thousand barrels he? Not at night,.evidently, for he n the war to win and those wooden Gradation - - - * U. S. Bonds for Gradation - - 8,750.00 or more, the tomatoes from Dade seems to consider* It hU religious leaded German junkers who smiled NONE Bills Payable -• - • LIBERTY BONDS OWNED BY BANK 36,462.50 county have gone over the top to duty Jo keep the world awake, and at America gclng to war will smila tho tune of another hundred thou­ he is most punctilious in discharging no longer, for the newspapers are . . NONE Re-discounts - • Other Slocks and Bon<|$ • - 178,701.40 sand crates, Jettucc and celery have thnt duty. actually telling the German people, . 6,000.00 Bonds Borrowed - ■ • Real Estate, Furniture & Fixtures 20,064.14 made another startling increase at There ia dome excuse for the little that "a few American 1 tro ’pi are Sanford or in the Manatee section or brown hen who lays on egg in broad seen on the front" and they will not 586,252.83 Deposits r Cash Due from Banks and U." S. ^strawberries tre going into the mar­ daylight1and then hidulcr-3 in a little or.ly have been seen but they will bo Treasurer - . - * * 104,798.07 ket in scores of carloads from Plant boastful -cackling over her achieve­ icnrd from and their presence fqU City or Starke or Lawicy or Lake­ ment. She has done her full duty before long. $681,521.80 $681,521.80 land, but every once in a while wo and wants all the world to know it. Despatches today state thnt now arc surprised to set an announce­ She is excusable lor her modest an­ American armies are now. with the ment from a heretofore unknown nouncement, hut the rooster, Balil British army In northern France. This bank has bought liberally , of each issue of Liberty Bonds, and now owns section, like the following from the He is nothing hut a great; strutting, Thin is not Any part of Perahing'a Florida Advocate of last week, thnt bombastic brute, who never laid an army but new men right ' from more than the amount of its capital stock. It haa forwarded makta a distinct Impression on the, egg in his life, and rings his aong at America, \ subscriptions amounting to $203,900.00.., •/ • ^ public: We hr.Ve tho m i t e a t ’ country in -midnight with malice propsnse,- Let the world today tn d the greatest • ;"Wauchula has shipped nearly him aing his swan aong at midnight Yours for prompt, efficient service, and the SAFETY assured by' Government one hundred and fifty thourahd on May 81, and Hng-hls death knell ormj and navy and this, fact will supervision. ' .. . * crates of vegetables -this season;. Jo the r.ext day at dawn. and receive cause the kaiser -many a sleepless be exact the shipments up to,yester­ the plauditi of a grateful and elcepy night and eventually cause his down­ fall. day amounted to 14ff;348^ratta, and world.—Tampa ’ Times. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ft, nil- m v C Peoples Bank Of Sanford 1111= 1111= Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. f * EAT POTATOES SAVE WHEAT Wan! Ads Bring Results THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK uxiiiummixiiiiiiimixiiiiii ■ i r^.. - *; ’-2-t % y-fc-sj ■§■ �mwM •• The reverend. gentleman, who* hail BurtHrk—Stumon ao kindly offered his services to help The wedding of Miss Junnle Es­ us oomes out**, between his regular telle Stumon and Mr. Earl Burdick was solemnized In the services We wish every oYie. In this HAPPENINGS o f i n t e r e s t i n a n d Church of the Holy Cross Thursday locality to avail themselves of this AROUND SANFORD at'hh'h noon. The Impress!vo impressive .m ar favor and privilege. These services riage ceremony was performed by arc for the benefit-of all and are cer­ |ti*> N. “ ' Rev. Arthur Sealing Peck, wearing tainly much needed. Said Voltaire, "If I cap hrenl- fin’1'" >t' n "**»—!»**• Fred Wight will leave next week, the handsome ceremonial vestments^ uia Gladys Anderson of Miami can break down Christianity." Tonight— A Good Feature and a Comedy TT M il!* M rrnm rnr-------7 ' " . “ “ din, . f t * * l‘h MU* to enter a non-commissioned officers By all means then let us keep alive The altar was beautiful with, many training school at the University uf ■nica -lighted candles, white downs and as­ the churches. Geofgla,-Athens, _G*. Dr. D. c . W jrj^. Osteopathlc Without the churches where —Cow -Poas.—Brabham Root-Bust paragus fern. The chancel rail wfia should we find religion? Without First N pkpieUn. entwined with pink and white oloResisting variety. Trice $4.75 bush­ i 330-W i shdeis and greei^fnesT Vates and religion what will become of moral­ .Bldg*. Phone el. Chase & Co. 76-tf u E. Houser of Tampa spent bowls of roscsT«>>d ferns were taste­ ity? These are the basic principles Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferran of Eus- fully placed In the chancel and pul­ of our national cxiitencc. If .we lose „«r*l d»J» ,n th® d ty thU wcek on tia werethe guests of Mr. Ferian’s pit and quantities of other beautiful these, h'atory tells us we shall finally Maine**. *‘ > • sister, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher last pink and white flowers were p a ss­ leave nothing but a* record cf dint SLEEP INSURANCE night. ■• ingly arranged upon the lecturn and and mounds of dust. Friends and v "A Terror to Mosquitors." . Miss Ruth Graham of Altamonte at the ends of choir stalls. The wed­ neighbors, wing your autos to (ill 1t 72-tf Springs has fallen in line and traded ding music was played by* Mrt the house. (Frcm our deaf cId man Mr and Mrs. C. L. Hester ar- her new Ford Touring car in on a Fannie Stembridgc Munson. who is 81 yearn young). yesterday from Jacksonville now Overland Model 90, purchastd The bride who never looked loveud will remain a week or ten days, from the Overland Sales & Service Icir than on this occasion entered the gbils here they will be guests at Co. She says she liked her Ford but church accompanied by her brother tit Hotel Carnes. she wants a self commencer. 79-ltc in-law, Mr. W. Gywnn Fox, who A picture Full of Thrills and E xcitem ent A Pic­ j # Wood and heavy hauling see. gave her. in marriage. They were Painters are doing over the wails ture that will Please Both Old and Young. jlufcll, or phone S78. 48-tf of the Seminole Bank building with met at the chancel tteps by the J. A. Jollctt of Orlando was a a waterproof paint. groom. Szr'ford riliior yesterday, There were no attendoma and SPEC IA L PR O G R A M ALL N EX T W EEK A postal received ^ from OHvc.Woodland Park will bq open two Murroll states that he has safely 0 ly members cf the Saint Agnea SasdiT*, May 12lh and 19th, Coming— “KAISER” Mad Dog of Europe landed overseas. It does not state Guild, intimate friends nnd relatives 76-3tc whether ho landed in England, Ire­ of the bridal couple witnessed the • * ■ - ------C. W. Stewart arrived this week land or France hut* v.o know that ceremony, •1 m a m n iD H s n u iA iiY jc The bride is tho ycurgest daugh­ from Chicago and will rem ain a wherever' 'Oliver landed he landed" ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Stumon *r*k- or ten days before visiting on both foot. R e d C r o s s D r iv e S tr e n g t h e n ­ other points in Florida. Remember that at six o'clock each and was very sweet acd winsome in T H E T IR E W E R ET U R N . e d B y B ig M e e t in g ^ I Wanted q uick, o n e million s w e e t evening when the whistles blow you her tuodirh tailored suit of dark is nothing like tho one that came here If u blue serge with cldc hat to match. mUIo plants or v in e s. Wire H. W. ire’ to stand one minute. for repairs. The bad cut or blowout Undtt the direction of Ar D. Pal SlK Co.. J s c k s o n v llte . Flal 77-2tc gentleman take your hat off. This She wore a coinage bouquet of roses rish tht* Hi-il Crest parade and ccl * has disappeared, the tire has become once is in reverence for the flag and the and carried a prayer book. SLEEP INSURANCE more firm, air tight and aa serviceable braticn last Tuesday afternoon was b oys^ho aru fighting over there. Immediately after the ceremony a great success. With the Sanford "A Terror to Mosquitoes." os ever. Our vulcanising certainly doea Congtessman Scars will speak to­ Mr. und Mrs. Burdick left on the Band, Home Guards, * Red Cross 72tf work marvels with damaged tires. And night at 8 o'clock at the corner of train for Tampa. — nurses, mothers cf s'ddkra and rela­ the tqarvcl of it how we can do It for so Hive you heard Thiot? 79-llc First »tracts nnd Park avenue. Ev­ tives, junior nurses, business, mcD( i>asofftabIflTrchirger Out of town-guests were the par­ J. C. Brown of Jacksonville is erybody invited-'to come out njid e Sam and .Miss Liberty, Boy ents and sister Pf'the groom.' Mr. and rttblered at-tho-Hotol-Carnes. hearjilm . Mrs. Ilutdick' and Miss Mildred Scouts and nil the various and sun­ Se^ our bargain counter for apccTaylor has returned from Burdick of Daytona, Fla. dry organizations that inarched in the Sanford, Florida UJj in odd sizes of Regal shoes. Jacksonville where he attended a parade it was a grand sight to the Prirfi $2.48 up. Sanford Shoo & meeting of the Masons of the state. people that lined the streets and .S'«//ir Harrison Chapter Cbthini Co. 77-tf ended at the band stand in Cen­ “It. J. Holly, Reginald Holly, Fred An informal meeting of fifteen tral park. f t w m u lth FV dm l tim e r* C. B. Long of Gainesville spent a Wiglet and William Coulbourne went some one always on duty at the’r LSarful lUnk______ __ 3 0,2 X9. 1S It* hours in the city yesterday on to Jacksonville Wednesday to see members whose papers had gone C uh In viu.t »nd n*t imounudu* from offices to Inform persons making in­ Here Chairman H. C. DuBose, through nnd been passed by the Nillonal Osaka__________________ 69,331.33 about enlisting in the lank service of bs;ine?s. du* Irora bank* and bankJudge Housholdcr, A. D. Parrish quiry of place or places at which N*t•fa,amount registrar general was held May 14th. and trial rompanU* olh*r than they may register ond otherwise Phone 104 for pressing, cleaning the army. Mr. Coulbourne was the Mrs. J. B. Starling was appointed William Shelley and Forrest Lake comply with pn visions of these see­ Inrtudad In lt*m* IS, 14 and IS.____ 2 . 497.93 only one that signed up and expects Cbwrk* on other banka In lb* atm . rllf nd alterations. Quality and scrmade addresses jrpori the work of the town a* reporting bank (other to go into active ‘training at once. through the state regent of the Red Cross und asked tho help and th es of Registration Regulations or rire. Sanford Shoe tt Clo. Co. than lt*m IT) 2.200.11 D. A. R. ns orgar.ing regent in -San Fred and Reginald will go in before No. 2. Total of ttrm* U , IS, IS, 69-tf financial assistance of the people. IT. and IS fotd. 74,049.42 the 28th of this month as they have on bank* located ouldda oI city Request publication of the Presi­ Chorki Mary Frances Dali, who hns been several propositions to consider flit. In compliment to the organizing Mr. Lake nlso took occasion to pre­ or town of reporting bank and oth*r sent tile Libei ty Loan bond flags to dent's proclamation in full in every caih lt*ma____________________ _ 22.00 i student at Cathedral School in lUtUmntlon (und with U. 8. Tr*a*unr Miss Gertrude Green has returned regent thp members voted to name Chairman L. A. ’Brumley of the newspaper in your state. Orlando this winter returned home and du* from U. 8. Tr*aiur*r____ _ 43T.I0 the chapter after Sally Harrison, home from McKenzie, Trim. boarif of county commissioners and E. H. Crowder, yesterday. Mrs. Starling bein;{ a direct des­ Total_________ 1631,321.80 Pri’Voj*. Marshal General. ' Fred Strange is among the Sanford cendant, also a real granddaughter to Muyor Davlacn for the city of SLEEP INSURANCE Sanford. Edward Ardemon, *, hoys who have enlisted in the navy. of the American Revolution. UibUltloa "A Terror to Mosquitoes." Captain, Inf. R. C., Capital Stork paid In -..._____________ |3S,OOOjOO J. Will Yon, candidate for state Interspersed with the speeches the 72-tf The charter for this chapter wil' rund.------------------- -------------- 11,000.00 Officer In charge of Draft for fWphu Undlrldad proAta________ _ IT.UO.TJ TONIGHT—T H it at the Temple auditor to succeed himself was in cios • July 4th and it is the earnest Sanford Band rendered several patri Florida.* Una currant n p m n . Inttrd ty yesterday In the interest of his t i n of the regent that any woman otic selections und the occasion was Hear him. 79-Itc, «*t, and taiaa paid--------- 11,691.74 . 6,519.97 Amt. r***rv*d (or taiaa a tm in l._____ 3,000.00 a great (rally for the Red Cross drive candidacy. Mr. Yon has many Amt. r m n i j for all latanwt accrued__ *,000.00 Buy—Stone's Golden Crisp Potato friends in the state who nre anxious having the right and privilege of that is being made this week. Thq Circulating notaa outstanding________ 8,750.00 filling out a membership blank will No. 1791 Chips at L. P. McCuller’s. 74-4tp Individual dapodu aubfact tocheck 263.680X6 that he retain his position and there d> so applying to her for member­ workers are just as busy as ever and Certificate. . ___ ____ __ ------ o( • dapoatla due__la *— R i*ut *r lb* Can dill.* *7 Th* C. F. Brady arrived yesterday seems to be but little doubt about than 50daya (other than (or moeey there has been no let up In their en­ ship blank. 16,027.00 borrowed.. from Baltimore and will remain his success, deavor to put Seminole over the top F I R S T N A T I O N A L B A N K CcrtiiUd check* 864 60 Mrs. Starling, through power of 1,716.93 tataadini uvenl days looking after business J. C. Brown, who la known to his her office npnointrd the following before tomorrow night. interests. ■acorwlby plwfr* of u w U of thta'bsnk 12.6*1.69 many Sanford /riends as Cliff Brown, The official figures have nol been At f^anford, In the Stale of Florida, at Totaldamanddapouts, other then bank |fi THIOY is a French name and is formerly a popular engineer of the officers: given out by Chairman DuBose to­ drpo.lt., su lle n t o I la s a O -r * . n. Ihr closeofbunincus May 10, 1918 Vice Regent Mrs. W. K. Warn n Item. 34, 38. 38. 37. IS. 39. pronounced “Te-o.” 79-ltc A. C. L. R y.-here was in the ri:y Corresponding Secretary Miss day but the sum is around $6000 to and 41---------------------- 399,967.71 . Vic Clark of Jacksonville is nmong yesterday. ClitT is now a candidate Zoe Munson Foetal saving* drpo.lt* , ---- ------, 3.060X8 nos and tsilh more in sight nnd Mr* Other Urn# d rp od u _________________ *17.283 22 RMNrtri the guests registered at the Hotel for tax commissioner and he will get DuBose ami his assistants feel asloan* and Discounter Secretary—Miss Fannie Re ha .3131,466.68 Total of time dapewita. subMct to Bounsecured Cirres. •arva. Itnas 42, 43. 44 a big vote here where he is so well Munson 269.11 aurea they will get Seminolc'a quota Overdrafts, Bonds drposltsd dr| U. 8. Bond* to sacura cirruls* and 41---------- -------------- 220.322-64 known that he needs no introduction than (par vslu* but they are aLo certain that it will 6,760.00 War loan dspodt account. 65,962.60 Registrar—Miss Brenda DeV. SLEEP INSURANCE Liberty U>an Bond*, un­ Other bond* borrowed without furnishing or bouquets. take hard work to get it. pledged. 2 )» par ernt nnd Morrison rcllstm l .rcurlty tor sam e________ _ 6,000 00 "A Terror to Mosquitoes." 4 per ernt---- -_. $2),00).00 Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrazhor ac­ Trcrsurer—Mrs. Forrest Lake . 72-tf If there are any who have not con­ Uherty lo in Bond*. 3)4 Total.. .66*1,621X0 per cant and 4 par rant, companied Miss Blankenship to Ar­ Historian-M rs. Win. Coullmiirn. tributed or anj who have and wish pledged to sacura U. 8. Thiot will speak tonight on the cadia Sunday where 3he will instruct 8U tr of Plorids, County ol Femlnnl*. deposits-------------------S1^100.00 to givi more bring it or send it down Piyraml* I, B. F. Whltner, Csahisr of lha ahrva-namad subject, " ‘The Great War in the n class in surgical dressings. I pun trtuslly m sd. Summer School ‘ l>ank. do arlemnly awrar that tha above sUtemant to the headquarters in the Dc- on IJbetly < li per cent Light -f the Bible." Hear him at returning they brought May -Thrash­ Mrs. C. L. Folk began her sumBonds ________ .... 1.162.60 34,462.30 Is tru* to th# beet ot my knowledge and belief. B. F. WIIITNElt, Cashier Ike iJapiisi Temple at 7:45. 79-llc er home with them after she had met !*ehoi:i at tne Grammar School Koresi building or call up head Bonds oilier then U. S. bond* pledged to aacura quarters and they will send after it, U. 8- 5rpo.lta------------- 72 X01.67 Fuharrtbed and*.worn to L, A, Brumley building yesterday mu.-nif.g. before ma this 17th dsy 8. O. Chasa llumc Humph returned .lost night >pent q week with 'Margery Clay. Bonds other then U.8. Bonds o( May. 191S. . T .J , Ultlar Hedged to Sarura I'ovtal bom Jacksonville where he enlisted Claud* D. Couch Director* Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lawson spen1 78-t fc Savings Deposits_______ 8 , 139.33 ATTENTION, YOUNG MEN Notary Public My Com. cxolias Nov. S, 1911 in the army. Ho will return on the first of the week in Jacksonville, Bond* and securities pledged as ceUatonb (or Hula, or Monday u> report fer duty. depwlts (posUl as combining business and pleasure amd Welfare Department* ... Your Age May Subject You to Draft olher 6 , 000.00 Ciudad) or bills psyabls ... returning home Wednesday night. Evangilist Thiot will speak Sun­ The Welfare Department of the othrr then U. 8. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Tallahassee, Fla., May 23, 1918 Brcurltisa b o n d s loot Including day r.igkt at the Baptist Temple on (Too Late to Classify) stocks) owned unpledged' 90,140X6 176,60140 Attorney J. J. Dickinson spent Womaif't Club will have its next The PrealrJenpa Proclamation "The Signs cf the Tines, or To several days in Orlande this week on meetlrg Wednesday, May 29. It is Stock ot Fadsrsl tlaaarvo Bank (60 pvr The Presldent'11 proclamation sota rmt of subacription)_________ 2,100.00 Pre ent World Conditions-Indicate legal business. Wanted—To.rent a tj'powritor for very important that nil members be June 6 th aa the day for registration Valus of-banklnt heusa_____ ___ 1S.9S9.S4 and Oituraa______________ 2^00.00 u short timo. the Approach of the End of the Write Box 1052. present to ditems the present .year's of all male persons, cither citizens of Kumllura lUal Kstata ownrd other than banking A. M. Edwards of Gainesville web program—a!ao to elect officers. .Age?" Cgme and hoar him. 79-2tp houw - 1,67420 tho United States or tesiding therein,, In the city a few hours yesterday on 79-llc Following business ’part of meet­ who have since June 6th, 1917, and business. ing will be a war bread demonstra­ on or before June 5th, 191b, attained Miss May Thrasher returned cn tion given by Mrs. £. M. : Boiry their 21it birthday. Tuesday frem Arcadia where she Home Economics chairman. LOANS It ,U requested that you exert ev­ Everyone is invited and wc know ery efiert to obtain prominent and has been enjoying a visit of acvera weeks. lin g u is t of Mil* Margery they will -profit by the demonstra­ continuous publication in all papers tion. These ore times when all wish until Registration Day of vital parta Cl to know the secret of good bread is of Registration Regulations No. 2^Miss Kit a Allison attlved this week from Gainesville tnd ia the shown by tiled nnd true war recipe*. particuiarly the TIM E und PLACE Time,*3:30 jiromptly. of registration, persona requirod to guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Melton iER^SMYCl register and method by which nb their homo on Magnolia avenue. FORTHE Summer School sentees may register by mail. ON MY HOMESam Yount* of Moorehavcn ispeiH Mrs. C. I*. Polk, one of Sanford’s Direct attention of local boards to a few daya in Sanford thij ■week former teachers will accept a limited, paragraph 27 of Registration Rcgu< combining business and pleasure. number of pupila who are desirous of lotions No. 2 , and urgo them, to ob Fred P. Strango who enlisted in making up work during the summer tain widest possible publicity in news 73-tfc the Navy at Tampa last week left months. papers In their rcspoctlvo jurisdic­ Will Find tions. Also make request of news­ y eater Jay for. his home in Haw­ The Upsala Church - papers in your state and ask ijtato, thorne for a brief visit with his par­ ents before reporting for duty on. the cojnty and city councils of National £anford,'Fla., May 23, 1918. Defense to cc-cpcrate In obtaining 28th. Mr. Editor: publicity.' A special effort should bo Dear Sir—1 Wish to put in a few No depotltory t j r your s a v h g q . Mrs. E..M. Galloway has returned fUHM * from Tampa where she attended the tint* regaiding attendance at the inade to procure as much space as i) safer th an a state meeting of Thrift Stamps. Mrs Upsala church. V/e are atriving in possible in foreign language news Galloway J s cliairmnn of this work this neighborhood to raise up this papers in those states having a largo church again that fell down becnuce non-English speaking population, In in Seminole county. t r r o w order that all who, ate subject to w here they olM be augm ented Joe Evans of Jacksonville spent a of tic destructive freeze cf more than registration may know time and twenty yonrr. vince. One week from by tho a c c e iU n s of litP ro n t few hours In this city yesterday on ollar npxt Sunday, which will be Juno place of registration^ A ‘vigorous a t th e rate of F o u r P e r C on1. business. . 2nd, Rev. Mr. Brower will again publicity campaign should be In . W. H. Rightoa arrived In* life city preach for us after tho close of Sun­ sugurated. yesterday from Suvannah And wif day achool. Our Sunday school be­ ■.Call Sections 9 and 6fJ*of Regis­ 5m r‘n r HM **•* P°$*»l*r foem- remain several days looking after gins at 2 p. m. old time and 3 p. m. tration Regulations No. 2 to atton , Hon nf every mayor, county, clerk new time. It occupies one hour., ARn7iv*,UrV ~ ° ur l,ock of business Interests. ~ f .',|ROWS b represenThe Presbyterian,church It owned artcL towrahlp clerk in your stato Just Arrived J v« - Y o U will .find your ■ to perform tho -du by.-the. Presbyterian Board of Now who is required % BuTcka and Oldsmoblles—A limit*tyle and size here. ties therein outlived. They ahoulc York City. It goes by the name.of amount. . If you want one this ed poceo, season buy npw. This may bq your a Presbyterian church. A few -of request of local boards list oL places See us at' ones. Serri­ about every dempomina\!on gather defignated for registration, If not last chance. ‘Se< here. already received, arrange to have Inolc County Garage., - • . .. i'.'-h -ggffS* Sggff,',W Ifi . ’ ; ■ Vt The House That Pleases CAMPAIGN WORKERS PARADE § The Man Who Saves to Pay That!'it Pays to Save Safely Savings Account With This Bank A C * * . Claridge>K Sanford Shoe & ClqJhing'Co. mM » �PAGE SIX, For Sale—Day-old chlx. Fine 1 Barred Rocks. 26 chicks and broody hen for $5.00. Good chahce to start In the chicken business. F. N. Purdy, Oatocn, Fla. 76-tf- , Market For Sale at ‘a Bargain refrigerator, meat block, computing scales and buthcr's tools. 82, Oviedo, Fla CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING f All Local Advertisements Under T h is Beading THREE .CENTS ■ li n e For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge . 25 .C en ts. l a answering in advertisement Vher* no name Is mentioned In the a d , please do not ask The Herald for Information as to the Identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and If ,we do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write at letter and address It a s . per in­ structions in th e 'a d . ■Vet, Sale—About 60O bjuijicl^Ij^ah pin lit oes:— Car load or otherwise. -Delivered-to- any par frof"tho'^eltyr $ 1.00 per $1.26 bushel bushel. Nick Zernovan, Sanford, 78-10tp ISIS anil 1 k in n tw n tM at atl u m «• American bathtub for tho usual dip In look allot tha laUrraU ol tha Mopla of tho river. fitralnoW roontjr tad (ha italo ol Florida This Information was, brought to. tty a I hop* I hire ndt'tallod to fulfill your •*■ettailotx and 1 tru*t you will •*• your country by Gen, Chlang Ting Thu ol1 way cloar to (It. mo a reran <1 l*rm. Agnla tho Chinese tinny,'who la In tho United States to Inform the war department of tho extent to which Chino Intends to opernto against Germany. < General. Chinns, says that tho surFor C«tnlf LSaUSIUUSW t r y fui tlio road lllTort n flireh'llio an­ I hmlijr nnominra rajrrell a randldat. lot Coun­ ty CotnnMomt tor tho 6th District ot BamlaoU cient Canton walla a re crumbling liaa dUnty, sihJOcrto Ktton-Trt~|h. ’ DrmocrnHe: nlnmdy-bmr'Cmnpletcir.“ 'n'lfnr*B o Primary of Juno tlh, and anllclt tho ToUa ot atl n belt system and will follow-the-llneMy platform I*a aauaro d*al to all on which tho walls were erected. Itcaportfully, For St ir Cheat —An elegant table lamp. Pn p ges light pattern. - P. O. Box 1357.. -'-78-210 w9 i ■ n ■ HI A H im n . K. II. KILHEE For Sale— Fifty-three horse power Thomas automobile truck for $600. Thoroughly overhauled. Monoymakcr for hauling with trailers over hard roads. Fredericks Garage, DeLand. Fla. 74-7tc For Sale—Goad paying business Frenoh Poilu is Effusive in H is in firs, class location in Sanford. Greeting of Am erican 223 First St. 73-tftf . FOR SALE *j* T ho C h lif H e - im r l^ n n T T b tlh r tu b San -Francisco.—A Chinese, who was leaving for the Orient, showed the customs Inspector a tin box full of biscuits, which ho said he was tak­ ing along to cat on the way across. The Inspector opened ono of tho bis­ cuits and found n $20 gold piece. Al­ together ncnrly $500 was found In the biscuits. ’ - H H W 4 I m m H f i »U 11 General. For Sale—L. C. Smith type■itcr in good condition. Herald Tice. 73-tf Helps teeth. breath* appetite. digestion By Henry Russell Wray of the Vigilantes. •Do the work that Is offered T or Sale—Sweet potato vines. you, even If you think you are Porto Rico variety- At tho Byers fixed for a bigger Job. WE ARE place, Bcardull Avs. For prices sec Democratic Behavior of ’Officers Com AT WAIL tribute to Popularity of American R. F. Crenshaw, Sanford, Fla. * Loyalty In these days should Troops In France—Ono Inci­ • 71-lltc consist of nets, not mere words. dent Set Forth. JT'H WAR. Du roc pigs I dr sale. Rex Pncknrd, Tho only plnco for n-“croaker" West Side.' 74-tf American Field Headquarters. — novr or tomorrow, Is his ground­ Nothing has contributed moro toward hog hole. Nobody wants to see •For Sale—Ten acres hammock the popularity enjoyed by American or hear him In the open, now or Innd dn Cameron avenue, right in troops In Francu than tho democratic after tho wnr, Foir* J'ate - C e mk* r’n- ley with he heart of the celery deltn. This behavior pt their ofllcurs. I witnessed Sliqw conjdderation for other baby crit. AImi two ; car cld rmirsh farm joins railroad loading station. (V delightful sample of this tho other workers, so ns to mnke It ensler cr.lt. Built din the: j . Route A, Three ncrcs cleared. Must he sold day In tho city lu which MnJ. Gen. Rob­ for them to do their hit for OUn .o close an estate.. If interested ert Lee Bullard has bis headquarters. 7'7-’.fc WAR. B* x 220. *« writp F. J.* McDannel, Owosso, Privileged to accompany tho general to Wo 'are fighting for tho lives a charity performs lieu at tha local of our own nnd for those who Michigan. 63-tfc theater, { was standing with him nnd believe in Justice nnd.decency.. It Is time the masked German _For Sale—Large farm horse,-also two of hU officers in the lobby during linrhnrlnns were thoroughly — t or—i»-do—U nr—|n itr“ tJlarh marc Tieavy wagon, only used short time. tho Intcnulsslon, when a “Poilu" hove licked, nnd then branded for­ tnJhe. Good condition. At tcason- inquirc/J. E. Terwilliger, 709-Oak Into view. Tho Frenchman, who wore medals ever. IT'S WAR TO THE FIN­ nhle pnee. See M. FI i cl /fi-tf ■tvenue. * G7-tf for ynlor and stripes showing ho had ISH, Every -courtesy should he For Sute -One Ion U. S. truck, thrice been wounded, had evidently • Cor Rent - For the ruii.nt-r. 1ai consumed a goodly quantity of tyi shown to tho woninn conductor. ?u mivlitti or irr.furnished. /II r.uid- ? led lit;* cn icur, platform hotly, country's wipe. Afterward wo learned Sho Is tilling her position bet­ h rgnin $176.00. Aiso Fords and ern -conveniencis, with Elder Spring that It was his first day out of hos­ ter probably than you could, and Witter rieht, garage, etr. At the uther earn. Del.and Gnrage, De- pital, and naturally ho had celebrated perhnps the one sho tins re­ Fit. 79-lie a hit Elder .\nring residence. Phone No. leased, and the one you hnvo sent over there arc fighting Bide -15I2. 75-tf “Glad to See You, Old ChapP' FOR RENT l*y side. "Ah, volln dea Amerlcnlus I" he exSoft words nnd soft gloves cl filmed Joyously. “I'm Indeed glad to rooms arc not known by Germans. boo you old chap I” he went on, shak­ Damning truth and hare ing the general's hand vigorously. "It’s knuckles they inny comprehend. tho first time Tvo met an American, CHILL TONIC though I heard a lot about you In hos­ pital. Welcome to Franco I When nre For CHILLS and FEVER you coming Into the trenches with usP* COLDSjGRIPPE, MALARIA With that be plunged Into n long 23cl$Octmywt*r». Na Cart, HaPiy For Kent—House on Sanford uve account of his experiences, delivered In very good English, which he said ic. Telephone 4tJ. 7?-2tr ho hnd learned during n trip through the United States live years before. Free use for three years of 20 General Bullard listened smilingly acres of muck Innd. For particular nnd .kept right on smiling even when address E. H. Uhlendorf, Mims, Ha tho Poilu clapped him on tho back ond Ilnn-ard Co. 7li-Gtp called him his "side partner" and In­ 'JACKSONVILLE,FLA. Rent—On West Side near ire vited him to hnvo a drink. “Another time, thank you very OLDEST ■ cottage of /our rooms. Mrs. ago. When 1 swept the floor sharp pains Derg. «____77-6-tp I ESTABLISHED caught me across my kfdney* antf nearly SEED HOUSE drove- me wild. ( wus no nervnin I Furnished Rooms by Day, Week J N FLORIDA or M onth—Park avenue Hut, 105 lie drew himself ap at uttrntlutl and couldn't stand Ul any length of lime nnd rry kidneys didn’t net as they North Park avenue, over L. It. Phil­ gave n flourishing snlirte; should. Specks (hrtted before mv eyes A ll's W olf T h at Ends Well. ips & Co. dru; store Mra C. C. nntl blurred my sii;ht. Hesmg of Doan's "Excuse me, air," bw sold, "they tell Kfdnov Pills I got n box nnd they Hart, manager. 30-tf wrought t newly relief. Three boxen rid me you're a general. Is that true?" Fix R ent—The Haynes ho tine on "Yes, that's so," Goners! Bullard re­ me of this trouble nnd I recommend Sanfcrd I Mehta. -I rooms, big yard, plied, still smiling. "Well, then, sir, all I ran say Is 1 complete water system-, garage, elec­ beg your pardon. T thought you were tric lights, etc. If. ( \ Dull one. a Bcrgcnht, sir, the snmu its I am. I'm f.8-tf not used to your American uniforms.’ "What do yotj .do at tlur front, ser­ For S en t—Three cilice rooms fronting on First street, Mont de­ geant 7" tho rx-iiernl nulled. "I’m a machine gunner, sir." sirable ortires in city. Several olhvr "And you'vo been to America?". good olllre rooms In same building. "Yes, sir." Vowt II &. Speer.___________ 23-tfc* “Would you like to net na Invtrnctoi to sorno of our machine gun mcnF* WANTED Tho Folia was overwhelmed. Found—SohtP stray hogs —I hoj 'It must bo explained that practically a .d /l slioais. Anyone paying dam every man In the French nrmy whs agy^ e>t*i hive hogs D. D. Martin speaks English has uppllud for ono Job or another wltb tho Americans. And Cfty, If. A., Box HO. , 79-2tc -A dean',' w’h’olesfjme, hero was an American major-general 'Stainless, -L i <| u i d Wauled—A homo with good fam- whom ho had taken for n mere' ser­ ;.y by w, i « girl. Wjll <lo general geant, Inviting him to do wAat hun­ Spray for household '.urFvcr: .fer. roasonahle wages. dreds of Frchcli officers aro vainly ask­ use that gets rid of ing for! , A‘ F ix :i2 I It. A.. 79-tfe "You bet your llfa I would," the rolfu th e insects, the bugs, ,.u . A little yellow pig about fairly yelled, ngaln suiting tbp gen­ the pests, w hatever :i months old. Notify mo nnd re- eral’s hand. "Como to my ofllca tomorrow, them , • iv<? reward. Ida It. Gardner, west or wherever they are. nnd we’ll see about IL” f urioii depot. . 78-2tp , Tho I’ollu enm»>. "Give It to me, p l e a s e * Grand* daddy.** "Why Bobby. If you waif a bit for It you*(( h a v e It to enJoy Idnfierf* " P oo - poo I That*s no argument with WRIGLEYS *cause H a flavor lasts, anyway I** After every meal jm W ACT QUICKLY The real antidote EROLU for all insert troubles Fcnole and Fenolr ' ’guns’ can bo bought in Sanford front: /Fernaid Hardware Co. A1IU Hardware Company JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Wanted — tJxpcrlonced farm hands. Steady work nnd good .paV*. F. N. Burt, Spri.ng‘ Garden Ranch, DeLeon Springs, Fla. 74-7tc 73-8tc W anted—Cash, Grocery, Cash ieet. A sure succee* for a live m . Corner Sanford avenuo and >urth street. Store' room all fixed, ant reasonable. Sov or write to II. -Lcfllor. 7S-tf • S o le Manufacturers tot L ykI i I i I i i , • Ih n M iitlc G O O D T O T H E LA ST DROP MAXWELL - HOUSE COFFEE A SK Y OUR G R O C E R V o t» r» D (.H * m ln o t* Co.: •r*ky i n o u n w m , (•■dld»:y lo t t*p- ottoo In tfan n»it florid* f,|M itu r t B ^nlnol. c o w ilf, »ub|fct to tb« U.rat pHmatr l* b« btIH J ub . 4th at IbU u i l In*It* jour conttd*r»lloB a t M j MUlott*. * flM M clfullr, J. J. m C K I N H O N . r n a l L . Woo4roK tm ooootw o lo t Lvslw- ili'gli 7* tk. Voter* *1 Co. i 1 txf to t u m l f th.t I on far n 'tlwtlw to li# Am ** * tire. tr*» 8amU»U *ouitty. I jr.ti.U that rapt tit r fa Ik. m I loot I *m pMP*r*d to m* y vlra hr tSrt. - ftlo art know why yon shauld not ilv. >4 « which hra i ) « n bre» ««*' CONQUEST AND KULTUR Live Out-Doors (his summer Tho Germanlsatfon of Ameri­ ca has gone ahead too far to tm Interrupted- Whoever talks of tho dangor of tho AmcrlcanlsaUon of tho Germans novr here Is not well Informed or cherishes a falso conception of our rela­ tions. hundred years tho American people wilt bo conquered by the vlctorioo* German spirit, *o that It will present on enormous German empire. Whoever does not be­ lieve this lacks confidence In tho strength ot tho German spir­ it.—Letter of n New York Ger­ man, Robert Thlem, to tho Alldontscho Blatter, Sept 20, 1902. It costa little and the benefits are many if you use AEROLUX—no whip VENTILATING PORC H SHADES SANFORD FURNITURE CO L E V E L FAMOUS CANTON W ALL Thousand-Ytsr-OId Landmark China Qlvee Way to Modsm Trotlay Una. In San Francisco.—The thousand-year■i »*t old walls of Caftton, China, which [1“^ withheld'many an onslaught ot Tarura>. ridt* hrl Bands, ore being torn down to *•?*** t make way for a trollsv lic» Sanford Jnnk and Bag Company Opposite Star Theatre P. O. Box 1192 Sanford, Flu. GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT TH EY W ILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments * -i i 1‘’ Are the Best �Heavy yields of .hlfh dais product* are sec* etsary to bring a big net profit to the grower. Tho banner record for such remits has been bald for (be last, quarter-century by — '■------------------- Send for our Frco •Books on oil comnertUl ops of Florida; also our Spray Catalogue. Special advico gladly given. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. » r M fn. Ideal Fertilixm . a n il ^ i d e a l ] rurnut* S» r'UavtTooal*! funun» co. Jacksonville, Fla. "Sw*«..uiAfc * * STORAGE BATTERIES * »t ” We make a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage Batteries of all makes. Also repair Magnetos, Generators and S ta rters. . Bring your Electrical Troubles to us.’ • . Give Us A Trial Sanford B attery 203 Osk Avc. LEGAL ADVERTISING NOTICE TO PAVINO CONTRACTORS - * * » w pm po m I* _ » » ! i K. i wi i h r th« M ,ly eouiTnluInnera ol BemiHOtZ rffuntr, noiiA . »t **>• office of tho clerk or tho l.’lt« it Court of the county of Seminole, at Banfonf. Florid*. *1 or before 10 a. m., Juno It, Ifll, lor frid fn t »nd p*v1n* 8 feet wide , Uh brick iieneva avenue front tho K|. Jtkoi liter w rit, approximately I 1-5 mile* I, tb» r p l cod ol the present brirk jiavtni Each proposal to bo accoropanleil by a nrlid'd check made payable at slfh t to tb* ,|rrk ol the Clrcu t Court of Selulnuln com*, ty, n.Tlda. for 1750.00. After May -5 , IS IS , plan* and aperlftrailont may L, wen or aecurod by appllralloa to Mr. K. A. Douglas*, clerk id jh* Orriiit Court, at hi* office In the Court ItnUir at (t»n(ord, Florida, nr from Fred T. Williatav .pflneer, at hi a office, Sanford, Fla. Ti» It.,ar.1 ol County Commli.lunera r«the right to reject any or all bid*. K. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. ,;t-r iU tc Toiler S.lir, at Phone 189 . L. A. Renaud, florMi Seme p« hereby given that William Jaf,phi t■ purrhaer ol Tax Ccrllliratc No. til 5, daird ihr -ml day of June, A. t>. 191.1. Salt c.rlillratc embrace* the following des­ cribed property situated in Seminole county, F|,-t|.ka, i., wit Lot 9, Illork K, Villa Mill* The ,aid land being a«*e.*ed el the dale of It. i..u.nca of such certificate In the name cl -iliifaop Moure llrira. Alao: Notice la hereby given that William Ja« hi i. purchaser of Tax Certltlrato No. JG7, dated the 4th day of June, A. II. 1901. Exit mrliUcate embrace* the follow lns deartib.«l properly aituated In Seminole caiinti II',, ids. liwmlt: Lola 3 and 5, I!|i,ck K, Villa Mill.. The aald land brine i w o m I at the dll. <-l the issuance ul auch certificate.in tho u n i ol I—-II. Culley, Mo.: V o ice la hereby gjvcn that William haa satisfactorily executed a contract and bond required by the board; In tbe event the aucceealul bidder falle or refuaee tq exe­ cute eatlafactory contrart and bond within ten day* alter notire ol acceptance of bid, then the raid cheek will be forfeited to the •aid board aa damages occasioned by auch failure ne eefuaml. llo a d will be' renulred In a aum equal to one-third the contract prim of the building. The Hoard rearrvra the rltht to rrlect any and-all Md*. Hoard Public Instruction for Srmlnul* '.ca l) County. Florida. fly P. P. Foratcr, Chairman. AI teat: T. IV, Lawton, Secretary. 77-Krl-3l-Tu»*-U , National War Savings 1 In, every Hty, town an district in*the United' States t. will be observed aa National War SiviiiKi Day, and as a day bn wblch the ‘ citizens will take measure .of tlidlr ability to sav? and servo the government. It is czpedtcd that Prc'zident Wilson will issue n procla­ mation gaming this day officially and that Governor XC attl will also ifsue a proclamation to the same.end and.the mayors-of-all-dsitlee-wili-pnJ*" claim it. , State Director J. F. C. Griggs nnd Manager of Publicity Goode M. Guorry havo Just returned from a conference at Cincinnati, presided over by the national chairman, F.l'A. Vandcriip, in which the details for this national war savings day were decided upon. It is expeefed that a sufficient amount of ( ledges will be secured on this day to complete the quota for every state In the Union, which is baled at Twenty Dollars dL’O.OO) per capita, for every man, woman and child. Florida has raised but about one* twentieth of its quota thus far and many ‘ other states have not done even this well, ho it was derided that an Intensive campaign ia neraisary Only one' state In the Union'haa completed ifs fjuota—Nebraska. Mfcsourl is very near to its quota and Mississippi is the 'only southern state tlint'hns reached "as high ns 60 per cent of its quota. The national committee has como to the conclusion that there is a wide-spread error ns to the purpose iind intent of the Wnr Savings plan, the general belief being that it was designed for women, children anil the amyi wage earner. This eatnpalgn that is to he waged in June is aimed—rspcclaI!y~Hl~TbTrrT:rbvvh' up I'eottte. Tht\men of business in all walks of life. Mon who are tilde to purchase War Savings Stam|«-■and a i bother with Thrift Stamjw. It !• iigured lent Tlt.ift Stamps have iul ready been to widely circulated that it is no longer necessary to con i;.;;c i tie i to intensify (heir ,.ile, us it is realized there must lie a large percertfin.o of eltizens who are uiiling unit it-!c in jiUrchitsc the fulCtniMinl of *,i J..f h ! mt file -'ll fierinitn tiny o.ie person to hohi. The plan provide:, liiui in this county, **- in all nthi-r emintlis tllere will lie m m ii'.' n rsi.x iirtily and every ui-'.ii.i a'M l. ■- j:o* i \ S S SBH Slil* B■M K • aaaaB i*- •.Ul ■ N au ■ ' . ■, - fX *•■ 1| | ' im I f ‘ 1 1 1 f e» F* . . / ‘Tha naturalized German who came’to tbla country after apendlng hia* young mfhhood In Germany wanta no more of tho kaber. He re* nounccd him just as the baptized child renounces the devcll and all of his pornr»-Mj-L akeIand' Telegram. - i ^J| - .11 Marketing Hogs Beats burying them. Steve Hoover, M t. Pleasant, Iowa, writes, "Com­ menced feeding my herd oL,about 100' hogs Br'AT'Thomss’ Jlog_Ppw.r dar—over- two- months^ago7^rFifty were sick and"'off feed. Nearby herds had cholera. I did not lose one—they are well and growing fast." L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Kit. » 73-tfc ■’ An Indian Dawn. . I awoke—and beyond the great tree* I saw the dnwn como up like thunder, as It docs on Mandnley. Eznctly like thunder ’It came up, rolling, rising, crushing clouds of copper a*nd dull gold, reddening, breaking* mounting, out-topping ono another.—Atlantic. Watohad Him 8well. Leslie bad been suffering with a severe toothache so that his face had become badly swollen. Returning from school the following day his mother asked him what tho teacher said to him and ho replied. "She did not say anything, but tho kids all got around mo to watch me swell." 1 1— •■- ^ THE U N I V E R S A L CAR More and more the enclosed motor car grows strong in Dopular favor. It's natural, especially with Fora cars, which are busy running every day of the year—winter and summer the Ford serves faithfully and profitably. So for a real genuine family car there is nothing equal to the Ford Sedan at $695 f. o. b. Detroit. Seats five. Large doora, plate glass sliding windows, silk curtains, deeply upholstered seats, latest type ventilating w i n d s h i e l d —a car of refined luxiyy with the everlastingly reliable Ford chassis. Come in and know more about this superior car. C. F. WILUAMS Dealer MONEY SAYING PRICES EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman On Floor, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates . You Cut Buy From Ua a t Wholesale Price* Write ter rite* LUI W. A. Merryday Company Paiatka, Florida W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENT8 SHERIFF'S HALE Notlre la hereby given that under and by virtue ol an execution Issued out ol and u/itier the aeal of the Circuit Court of 8cmnole county, Floitda, dated May 3rd. till*, wherein The American Laundry A Machin­ ery Company, a corporal Ion. is nlainlilT and J. II, (isrrtnan, etc., is defertoartl, I, as Sheriff of Seminole County, will, during the Irfral hours of sal,-, Monday, June 3rd, 1918, before thh, eourl house door of said eounly. oiler for .ale and .e'l to the highc .t ami treat bidder for each, the following described prfanhi! property lo - .d One Tubular Steam Laundry Holier, wilb dues and attachm ent., now located on the old l*ropre.. Steam l-aondry .lie m Sanford. Florida aairl properly to be ,ol'l a* 'he IIS i,lt,.:e. ii In t . .l - i ( i 311*1 I'. I h sp e d property ol J. H Overman, the defendant, and to aatislty .aid execution and costs. that 11 tiit-e meetings e\,rv < K. E. It It AMY. mutiny will in ‘'aver t in* Sltcritf Seminole County, Olckln.on t ttlckinaoii A lly ., for FlaintUT*. General Fire Insurance Offlea with HOLDEN RIAL ESTATE O. Sanford, F lo r id a HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS T6-FrMtc x ll< raflrtii ol of thi Inlrflor tf. S. L»ntl Office *t fiainrsvtllc, f i t . — April JOIh 1918. Chicken l.lvyr.s CHANDLER SIX A h o l d f u n h a s a tntie .s u r g e r . t . e r than you in proportion to weight or food eaten. Then it foilowr. shat they get hiliutiA juet like you tin. They are grouchy, erosa, unhappy., $ttirS l 'i ’’ver and tn.:! , 1 Til. u e 'ill *.*i i , . x ai! : ii- i iv. •. $1595 N otice i* hrtrhy ylvcn that William f . Holiday ol VVtklwn, FI* who on M *y_lfi, l'*|3, tonic Homestead Lotry. No. 011781 for U U of N W nod S K ' i of S W t,, Seclicit. 4, Town*hl|i ’-’0 S, Hanir 29*K. T*ll«h u sr c Mrrldaii n*» filed nolle* of Intention make Three-year Proof, to estxhllsh'elalm Ja t’« t* p o r c h a . e r of T » ( I V r l l f l c a l e No. JCN. da»»d the 'Jnd 'lay ol June. A. It. I Anri. to the land abut, ilc.erib.il befot. t'letk ' It -* t r, Tilicxie emlirac*'. the following cult t’ourl. . t Sanford. I I * . /.rs tlie ‘. tb >l*s d.., ril , J property situated in Seminole of Jure. 1918 , 1 .*,.■• : . ' ‘il gi I p . .,'i ... ^ e • . 11 (*'airn*nt h s ir n » . n it r e s ,,.' C'.nij II >rl«!a, to-wli l-,»l 9. Illofk )!. VV. 1*. i'iilman of Wekiv,*, PI*. l i d . Mdl. The said land I,cine a sir.w il > :i . m a n I’ m 1. ' I' c .s „ r, Feed Kbln C'rltips n >*l W eklo* Fin. it U,e dale ol the issuance o l auch cs-rtlftvecusiortally. See yui r Arthur \V » ll* te o f W ekl**, FIs. fite m the name of J. N. Tanner. Ifaa tied said rrMlflrmtra In my office and haa Alvin Newcomb of Weklw*. FI*. tin -hear them sing—look (or Hubert W. tinvti, aide application lor tax deeda, to Issue 71-Frl L Tut*-10tc IU*l»ter. Your money hack, if il f.ti!; ia accordinc* with law . Unless aald ctrtlflrxlfi ahall be redirm ed according to law tax A ll^Tr* Segd Co., Sanford, Fla. dreds will Issue thereon on the 5th day •>( Jane, A. I*. 1918. HACK TO G E R M A N Y Witte •• my official signature and seal Old FaltiC Tcclli Wanfcd-Don't Matter tb,. the 3rd day u! May, A. D. 1918. If Urokcn i..»l C. A. DOUGLASS. t't.r* t ,rcu‘t Court Seminote C o , Fla : f T i l t ) l.lka* T h l - I v a ix ■r T h e n We (>ny up to 16 dollars per set. Also Ity V. M. Ilouttlass. I>, C Unusual E co n o m y W ithout Sacrifice W * T HE Chandler Six h as alw ays been fa m o u s for its econ om y o f op eration —eco n o m y w ith o u t th e sacrifice of reserve power, w ith o u t th e sacrifice of roadability, w ith o u t th e sacrifice of b eauty o f design. . • cunh for Old Gold, Silver and broken C e l O-.tl Jewelry. Check sent by return mail. Mr. W. W. l.irdu.), ..f 120: Goods held 10 days for sender’s approv­ Ib t ' A* Onllmnrt Itifu lslln * thi Dlalrlliiillnn al of our offer. Mazer's Tooth SjK'cial* Fluritin ttVcnut) liiiiiilo dp •f llsBil lull*, Hb*w Hill* (nil A dsirtls*- ty. Dent. A. 2007 S. 5th St.. Philadel­ copy of the Mom|>ltit tomroervial *i< m Moil.* cl g q i i Iliafd^llun phia, Pa. _ 10 it . ir)iln*(i by tfi* M iyn r *nil ’Appeal, iu which appeaiff an ciiitnri t'ottncli .if Sanforil, Florid*. al ‘boned tin ilie MiggtisUon of Mr. Section I. T h a t It ( h i l l be unlawful for Jordan's brother to Uniteil Slate* •ay prison or p«-r»on«.. by hlm*«U or bjr »ny etbn n»riy in hi* omplojr em ploy to illtttibulo *ny party In Senator -McKellar that till German p.arards. cirrular*. aliuw bill*, hand bill* or *oy Other advertisement matter by th* drsympathizers he emit back to Ger­ Utrfy „| the game to any peraon or prraoni I U I | ^ H V many. This appears, tho best solu­ ap»n any <■( th* public atraeta of the city fl I I l | R I . J s ] l . l *1 Sanford. ----- „ -Florid*, — ... or .to sattach^ nar n, ppo*L print, * JU * g * %/ L / M U A tion of the matter wo have heard place, paint or atamp plieanls, drcOlar* • hna bill* or otnar advertisement matter yet, and so it appeared to the Sen­ upon any public place or object In tho city, ator, who referred tho Hu^ge-stion to t* upon any fence; bulldlnc, telecraph pole metric light pole, hitch poat, tree or any the War Department, The editorial ethsr object. follows: Section 2. That It -ahall be unlawful to It»e ur hand to any p«r*on or t*er*un*. clr* "Mr. J. I’. Jorifnn has stniH; at rulxrs. hand bill* or other advcrlltlnc matter •I *ny description In and upon any of th* the crux of tlie solution of the i>m i >public street* of th*'C|ty of Sanfotil, Florida: aganda again:.! America by tile proprovided, however, that circular*, handbill* er*ny Other adrerti*lnc matter may be dl»Germans. tributcd by actu ally leavln i »ama In th# vtrluus place* ol tha city ul Sanford, or by "Mr. Jordai; write* to Hennto. crlittry thereof la i s m person Inside of **7 r»*ldenca of tha city of Sanford, Florida, McKellar nnd suggests that nn ex­ hectlnn 3. Any tx n o n or peraona upon patriation bill bo p.utacd by Con­ i*(o *?B,lftlon of the violation of any provUlon* ul the tor, (nlny ordinance ahall be «ubt**t gress thnt all persons who sympa­ 10 V""**"1 HO 00. or Im priionm ant n o t •*ceedlrii rtv* day*, a t tha dlxTretlon o | the thize with Germany will ba sent to roiyor. Germany free of charge. The allies Section 4. Thl* ordinance ahall t a k a effect would guarantee safe conduct. mmrd.iteiy after Ita.p aitaK e an d approval by th* mayor. "Mr. Jordan assumes that tho raised thl. tha flth d ay of May, 1 9 U . C. II. D I N O E E . kaiser would ho willing to take these , . , I'reildiD t City CotrnclL I hereby certify t h a t tha foretolnz ordlnback. This assumption is violent. ’ P“ paaa**d b y the’ city council, of Tho kaiser has a kereno conlernp for i. In It aeaalon thl* th a Otb d ay •* Mayi A. D. I0IS, any German who has taken up citi­ ‘w»1> JAS, g , HODBIITS, . zenship in any other country, but . ' c i t y Clerk. the law would put tbe issue squarely A. 6**1111 by “ * * th# <,,Jf °* u ■,r, Cool, E a rn s, Hlyta. etc. Right to J . D. DAV ISON . up td the pro-Gormans and they your'own boas and at trifling eort, could prove their faith by their U-Frl-Stc M , y ° r’ you can enjoy the bandit af haling deeds. sulphur baths. N O T IC r "As a matter of fact not one In n '•"'■ T riven that u n til-2 o'clock In the Hancock thousand Germans would go back. V " r ° . n ol Jun» a,1>. IBIS, the Iloard of • - * ,l***ruetlou of 8amlostruetloa for the tha county eout "The vast mnjority of tho people »»1*. atat. or Florida, will, a t' tha offlea of u lph u r om pound Inatructioo. rau,eSuif, r ,>,' n il,n t Tnblie of Gorman blood in this country aaaled Pfooi.. 8 *»f«rd. n o r i d a receive re ™ came to America to escape persecu­ aadP n>.* ,or ,t k * , n f»l*hla« of H m aa ter) t a la for haol hooaa «• du bh*. W .-J L “i* tion, oppression and robbery under n *,!* accordfor to *!*«* Urt. ,p*e,BratIotia of f . U. T rimble. Art hi tho form of the law. In this country 50c end $1 may k* be h ad nu po on n t o tha a a 'ap a ppplicatio _________ tbpy have prospered and they are .-■* »» ArahlUet A rahlU et aattar ltar M “ ay ZDk, l i f t I. .m."!*81 ‘toatent. 1V . . , . "bich application m ust ba aecompaBled itix 11 *8 •ppHeallon must aeeanipaB•iU hi ...* '•ru ffed (back for 110.09, which "TJie most rabid pro-Germans are aad .nL'fnffr,4 1 ** “ PPUm b I whan tha ptaaa tboso wlho itiv^ llever been In Gerrouny or Je ll ifier* when they w'ero ao yoUDg^tiut tljoy jenow nothing gbout u Moa«0. AD inch conditions. 'J * i s v i i i : 'r . 73-Fr T h ou san d s of C handler o>vners a ll over A m erica te ll of gasolin e m ileage of fifteen to seven teen m iles per gallon . - ’ / Tire m ileage o f seven thou san d to n in e th ou san d m iles per set of tires is com m on p lace a m o n g C handler ow ners. . C handler ow ners and C handler dealers say th a t th e service upkeep o f th o C handler car is m u c h le s s th a n th a t o f o th e r good cars w hich th ey have ow ned or sold . Highest Cash Price Paid for , Ail Kinds o f Empty S a ck s. Drop a Card and I Will Call S * In th e ow nership o f a C handler Six y o u w ill p ossess a really great a u to m o b ile—great n o t m erely fro m th e sta n d p o in t o f eco n o m y of op eration and m a in ten a n ce, b u t, even m o re im p o r ta n t, from th e sta n d p o in t of m ech a n ica l’ excellen ce and d a ily perform ance. T h e C handler m o to r, designed and b u ilt in ou r ow n fa c to r y , d istin g u ish e s th e C handler ch assis, m arked th r o u g h o u t b y it s sim p lic ity and Its stu rd in ess. T h e life , p ick -u p , g et-a w a y an d en d u ran ce o f t h is m otor w ill a sto n ish you q u ite a s m u c h as it p leases y o u . B odies of m o st attra ctiv e d esign an d of u n u su a l c o m fo r t are m o u n te d o n th e C handler ch assis. i SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES Seven-Passenger Touring Car, $ 1 5 9 5 F our-Passenger R oadster» $ 1 5 9 5 .. Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, 5 1 6 7 3 Convertible Sedan, $ 2 2 9 3 Convertible Coupe. £ 2 / 9 3 Limousine. $ 2 8 9 5 [A ltp rices f. a. b. Cleveland) . .A COME CHOOSE YOUR CHANDLER N O IV C W. A. STRINGFELLOW saauiss SANFORD, FLORIDA. C H A N D L E R M O T O R CAR C O M P A N Y , C L E V E L A N D , O H IO V . .. vm � 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, May 24, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 24, 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>, May 24, 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/7a14e461056b08e63c4f44be870c6ea5.pdf f6d5ed42f979dbf4b0e407bbee79ad75 PDF Text Text ON TUESD A Y B PUBLISHED : AND F R ID A Y S SEMI- WEEKLY IN THE HEART OF THE WOR SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY,- MAY 21, 1918 VOLUME IX Organization Capitalized At Fifty Thousand . ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ration will have a capital of $50, 000,00 and chares of 110.00 par value will be offered to 'th e farmers of this section. Supply connections have been arranged and without doubt, this organization is a success from the start. Only farmers can be stockholders nnd any ' farmer who will agree to inspection and brands and the by-law and constitution of the association can become a mem­ ber. The association will be solidly incorporated and all further meet­ ings will be open to.all as it is the sole purpose of the leaders in this n\ove to make and build an organination on fair end square* principles, the main idea being to get fair re­ turns fer crops marketed. Fine Start Made And Big Parade Today "s Euzrllan Class * The Euzelian Clasi of the Bap­ tist church held a very enthusiastic meeting at tho hqine of Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Thursday afternoon. Much Interest was manifested. Our teach­ er, Mrs. Massey brought before the class for fheir consideration the question of supporting a native mis­ sionary in one of the foreign lands. Sunday morning the class decided to take up this work. After the busi­ ness meeting the hostess served re­ freshments. Mr. Mersey dropped in near the close of the.m eeting and added much to it by a few inrpiring remarks. He was pleased to sec such a large number present. Sanford M an Wants To BuDd TollBridge There ii another toll bridge agita­ The big drive for $8000 for Sera- ‘ New York, May 20.—To win the Last Saturday, night at the Ma­ tion in this county and Tho Herald war the United States is determined Tnole’s quota for the Red Crcsa sonic Hall, about one hundred grow­ would liko to have an expression of started yesterday and tho various to set no restrictions cn the number ers listened intently to an addrers the ptople on this subject. A few committees iind team captains werp of men to be sent to France, Presi­ made them by Mr. J. D. Jacobs, years ago the counties of Volusia busy r.s bees getting out after the dent Wjlson declared here tonight in general maflagof of. the Beaufort and Seminole granted to Michael a speech when referring to the pur­ money. Truck Growers Association of Beau­ Sholte the right to build a toll fort, S. C. Sinoe 1902 Mr. Jacobs Several of the public spirited men, pose of America to set no limit on bridge across the St. Johns river at has been prominently connected who arc able to give made out Hts effort. As many men will go Monroe. The majority of the people overseas cs ships can be found to with the Eastern Shore of Virginia chucks Saturday night for $100 each were in favor of ( this bridge since Produce Exchange cf Onley, Va., and others who have equally as carry them, tho President said, after neithef county would build one and. and for .the past four seasons,, b e­ much of this world's goeds did net refrering to a statement that five the county commissioners had no The* United tween acts as it were, he has suc­ give this much. Others who were million should go. notion of building a bridge. It was cessfully built up, managed, and unable, to give generously gave mere States, he sold, will not be diverted thought that a toll bridge' charging m arketed the crops of the associa­ than their rich neighbors r.r.d so it by the insincere pence talk from the the same price ss the ferry would bo .Teutonic powers. Their proposals, tion members around Beaufort. goes on down the line. But* the better than a ferry. . • people ere responding nobly and it he declsred spring from a desire to The meeting Saturday night was Since that time Sholtz wanted to is rumored today that half of the have a free hand in the East. *'I in­ not n Jumped up afTair, but the cul­ build a toll bridge at Osteen ferry amount has already been raised al­ tend to stand by Russia as well ns mination of energetic work and well which is now a ferry maintained by though It will take hard work to France,"-he said. ' laid plans, worked jftut ydcly by both counties and is free in the day­ •"For the first time in history," raise the balance for the cheerful farmers who propose fo, permanently time but pay a t night and on Sun­ givers, give first always unu the most said the President, "the world has and successfully originate-and main­ days.. The people were not in favor dilllcult part of any campaign of seen cn unsrlfi«h war. 1 cannot tain a true one hundred per cent far­ of bottling up the St. Johns river at nny kind is the last fcv. hundrni.’ of fight for a stlfirh purpose, but am mers cooperative marketing agency both ends with toll bridgen and :prou<i to tight for mankind." he said. and before any definite steps were Sholtz never brought the matter iTIie .'President concluded by detaken,' the-successful organizations before the commissioners. tbring that he summoned the Amer­ of the country have been thoroughly Now comes William Bothamly of ican piopic to cay how unanimously gone into and it was ultimately de­ this city who is .anxious to open‘the they are ready to sustain ,lhe hcaits cided tft build upon the plans that' Osteen ferry to greater travel and is V*f tlw- world by contributions to the have* made the Eastern Shore of willing to put in a toll bridge there Re*! C'-ris When They Attempt To Make and at the end of ten years turn it Virginia Produce 'Exchange a suc­ cess beyond question. This loiter Seminole County Cattle Men over to the counties of Volusia and Next Drive Must Watch Out organization is known all over the Seminole free of charge.. . .e county rcnimissioners pf Uauo Paris, Mzy 20.—The French and nation. Beginning several years ngo This is a much better proposition will c»!l u:i election for the Italian troops have advanced twenty tliun Sholtz made on the Monroe In spite of u hat The Herald has with only a few farmers who v.ert* isr of voting a*bond Irsiin to be kilomctcts, twelve ar.d a half miles ferry as he wants to sell tho bridge done, to agitate r.n aggressive took in the construct!.*n of r.n ar­ on the western end of tin* Macedo­ to the eountics at the end of ten eradication movement in Seminole * for the use of the home guard* nian front, it was officially announc­ yenia and after he has made the county, there has been a desire on other purposes. The estimated ed tonight. the part of those in authority in thir any arguments. price of the bridge many times over. will he $75,000 and t lie building nintter to wait and see what the Every man know’s b<*«t v.hut he If a toll bridge is .built it will not !.«• arranged ir to* pro'Ido an other people are going to do. can give and i; is certain shi.t every London, May 20 . - The calnt- he built by n privuto individual un­ .•turn wifi: a .eating rapacity summerlike night tempted the Ger- ices Volusia and Seminole county Will, id far u» our cattle owners real American citizen «•* ever? <i-i7*-n -am 2,0*0 to 5.00O. cl whatever country or n: Un.-.iity mai s to try !r.&* night their first r.ir rommirrioners refuse to build one aru .concerned, they have done it. will always give all lie can to > h* :aiJ on Lond- n since .March 7th. The election in Orange county for Four of the raiders fell before the compulsory dipping of cattle was a Red Cri ss that givis freely •<! u r i ­ defenses of London. Several bombs run-a-way fof the people who want nation and every call fer- every . were dropj ed by tho raioers. — to clean out the ticks nnd get that country. county released from quarantine. Sctninolo county will go over the COMMITTEES PPOINTED • Complying with the wishes of tin top Wednesday sure. Orange county people, as expre-sr: < halrman Duflose Gives List of at the polls, the M a n - Live Stock imprs’ihb n Indian r:vi*r. and n» Kcd t r u s s C a m p a ig n Sanitary Board has established a is'.i.-il by th) County Board. !• T • th*- foc<! coinmisslo" «f the United Committees quarantine line around Orange court-' if the county commitsionerb of P.ik I Stairs has granted the m-cesanry per­ Tho following chairmen and com­ ty and in the future all ‘Seminole las will milko an approptintien' fc: mit for the' cuttinfc of the cnr.al cr • Significance may attach to the mitters have been • appointed by county cattle will have to bo dipped :ho booklet when it makes out |:: inlet purely for the conservation of reports the otficinl statements are ChairmanII. C. DuBose for tho regularly under government super­ budget for the coming .year rhn fend supply, and the people of now carrying cf heavy artillery fire Red Crtns drive that will take piece vision or their owners will have to Plans for the booklet have Sc-* St. Lucie ard Brevard counties seem in the sector between Arras and All . . . keep them from straying across the cirnw*n up r.nd will be present in i' i determined to open up this old pns- her*, which comprises the nurtheilv next week: War Fund Chairman county line into Orange rounty. the approval cf the County Bor»* svge. all obstacles appear ns removed ror.tinuatinn of the Somme bnttleII. C. DuBose This look.* like a pretty expensive of Trade If the commirsicner* i!*c ' to a. speedy cor.siminntion of thb frrt?*. universal desire. undertaking for our cattle owners to give the money for it this ymr. London today thus announcis a Publicity & Speaker Coinm. Chrm whose stock hi'Jierto have enjoyed Judge E. F. Housholder . considerable increase in the* German the freedom of ranges-tn both coun­ artillery' fire between -Albert and ties. Dr. H. V. Ramsay, supervisor Exrcullrc Committee Bucquuy, r. 10 mile front covering their efforts. _ Other organization? of the tick eradication work in OrH. C. DuBose, Chairman about half the 'distance between Al­ were started ut various time* but for ang« and Seminole counties for the II. II. Stovona bert nnd Arras. the lack of 'experience and because United States Bureau of Animal In­ II. F. Whltner Similarly, the German official of wrong principles of foundation, dustry has tried the co-operation of . Jno. D. Jlnklra • they passed -away serving only to our cattlo owners and' county of­ By HAROLD BELL WRIGHT * . C. II. Dlngco BrLish jjtons-busy along the entire leave people suspicious and in the ficials to pfeparo this county for the Albert-Arras front, where the Ger­ same old ruts. ' The Beaufort Asso- work ao both counties could be The hope of tho world is not alone thnt the armies of humanity will man bnlteries were subjected to n War Fund Cashier iation for the 'past four years hts cleaned up at the same :imc,.bu bo victorious, but that the spirit an ti.purpose cf our warfare will prerr-i Mrs. Deane Turner -* paid regQl^rly 10 per cent dividend was not successful, so'Orange county In our victory. The hope of the world is in the Red Crare, because tho violent fire. on all ztock and in addition last is going ahead and the burden of Red Cross ia voicing thiL spiriv ttid purpose that muz*, through the force It i« along this line that many of War Fund Secretary season divided $10,000.00,' which keeping Scmincie-county cattle from of our arms, triumph. Juzt to tho tiegroo thnt -wo can evidence this Red the many observers are quslifiedly Mrs. R. A. Terheun represented one-half of their surplus crossing the unfenced' boundary . Cro?s spirit of mercy and brotherhzod wo will hold true In tho dangerous predicting that the expected Gorman amung their seventy members leav­ on our Mattie owners. . hour of victory to tho ideals that have forced us Info' the trenches in the blpw will be biruck. Captain Team No. 1 ing n capital and surplus to their What is known as the Arrus sali­ defense of human rights and human liberty. W. A. Lefller . credit of more than $20,000. Their Tho one Banc and saving thought in this delirium of death that now ent, which projects from the British Sanford Soldier Advances success hns been determination nnd Team No. 2 ' f lines between the German salients The following letter from Sergt. possesses the" world is the Red Cross. a thoroughly experienced general of the Somme and the Lys, Is stand­ S. O. Shlr.holscr . Wherever the storms of battle hell rage, amid tho fires of ruthless manager who la also their sales man­ Enoch Austin, a Sanford boy, writ­ ing in the way of a further German destruction, in trench nnd camp and hospital, these soldiers of mercy wi: h ager and their mutual cooperation ten to his father, R. W. Auitin will Team No. 3 heroism unsurpassed are carrying the flag of the highest conceivable Idcnls advance toward the coast or- the for betterment. lie Interesting: . Frnnco-British lines of communica­ L. A. Brumley of humanity. The Idcnto for which our armies have taken the field arc, It Is along tht‘3o lines .that the Unfortunately lest summer, 1917, tion. By cutting these lines at im­ farmers of Sanford and Seminole while on pass visiting dear wife and by these unarmed hestn, -proclaimed to friend nnd f<5e, in that unmistak­ portant points the enemy apparent­ Team No. i county propose to travel. Already baby was run over by a train in the able language of universal mercy and brotherhood. In tho terms of wast­ ly hopes to divide the two armies. L. P. Hagan valuable soiling connections have Sanford yard nnd shortly after my ed towns rebuilt, of broken humanity salvaged, of dying children.Twacucd 'The reduction of the Arrai salient Team No. G been established and this end- of the roeovcf-y I was promoted from cor­ of desolate’families succored, the Red Crora. doclnrrz tho enure fo r which by a mighty blow would carry -the selling will bo in the hands of a man poral to tho rank of sergeant nnd the wo oar and prq&alms the principles and ideals that must end will in the Germans, toward Doulens, 18 milts J. F. McClellan who has been more than twenty first day of May, .1918, stood the end prcvlnl. Above tha thunder of the guns, the roar of exploding mines, north of Amiens, and about 18 milts Tezm No. 6 yean in tho production and market­ filial examination for second lieu­ the crash of fallen citica and the erics of tortured humanity, the voice tf weat of the present—fighting line. J. A. Johnson the Red Cross carries clear and strong the one menage of hopo to our ing of vegetable crops. tenant In the regular army, and am Capture of this valuble junction . • • It has also been practically dem­ now awaiting an appointment as war burdened world. Team No. 7 point' would badly disrupt the silled onstrated that only a sound organi­ second leutenant. So I would like F. W. Mahoney communicating lines and stich an sation of farmers, officered by far­ to Infot-m my friends, even though I not for the spirit and work o f ‘this mighty force. Thy normal mind re­ operation would /almost inevitably ^ * carry Amiens also into enemy pos­ mers.who employ their own, trained only have five toes left am Just ns fuses to contemplate the situation without this inving power. Team No. 8 selling agents, can or has beep suc- good In .the upper story ns before It is tho knowledge that in every city, town and hamlet, men, women session. James Moughton . * my accident Inst summer and I wish ■nd children arc united in this work of declaring to tho world, through Against such a stroke, the allies Geneva to thank Dr. Miller for his noble the Red Cross, our message of mercy and brotherhood, that kcepa our are reported to have force* heavily • i Mrs. Endor Curlett, Cashier w o r k and kindness to me. I wish to tell hearts from sinking under tho burden of -roo'and sustains our faltji in moated and to be confidently await­ Mr. C. E. Peterson, Captain Team relatives and friends of Sanford even human, kind. It is the constant dally, almost hourly,touch with the Red ing the result of. a poaiible attack in though our forefather* ehed their this quarter. ‘ Ckuluola red blood for victory, just atop and Mrs. C. D. Brumley, Cashier There, was quiet yesterday along think for a momentThore is some red Noah Jacob*, Captain Team \’ blood left and when the war Is over . Longwood and Old Glory film free again we Mrs. J. A. Bristllne, Caahler will tell them hoar easy we went oyer Mr. C. :W. Entamlngcr, Capt. Team the top. 1 -* A V • J' it V. * V S • ■f t . { i v From A Sanford Boy. S i v t . i . Al tamont e Mr. W. B. Ballard, Caahler \ board of seven* directors were (Sgt. Enoch M. Austin, Co. H aelvea—the Red Cross la th e hope of the world 17th Inf.. Springfield,. Msa«.) iH'Mr.,Ct A. Dallas, Captain Team elected Monday night* ^Tha organl- I tbIE J l OPE 0IF TBIE WORLD �For' Rent—On Waat Side near ice plant, cottage of four rooma. ‘ Mia. A. E. Be*r-‘ 77 5-tp CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For Rent—.Tho Haynes house on Sanford Heights, 4 rooms, big yard, 1 All Local Advertisement* Under This Heading THREE CENTS a complete.water system, garage, elec* Line Fpr Each InaerUon. Minimum trie lights, etc. It. |Q. DuRcae. , 68-tf Charge 25 Centa. PROGRAM SUPREME In answering an advertisement where no namo is mentioned In tho ad, pldase do not ask Tho Herald for Information as to the idontlty of the advertiser.. Usually we do not know who tho advertise* Is and If we .do wo are not ailowod to give out this Information. Simply wrlto >a letter and address It os per In­ structions In tho ad. FOR SALE l'or ta lc —Just in, n Miami trailers; Sanford Gnrnvo Co. • . . C O M IN G “The Public Be Damned” For the Freedom oi the World \ Rjd f’r h i .Mimtiori Take Nolice ■• r ■* * AU m .'i.ibrra of Seminole CcuK.y Chapter A. IT; C., Branches ih elu d n , : re retpifited to meet at ( vhtre Park Tuts *ny afternoon, Ma:- 2!.\;.t rt.o'ci ck to Join in the Fed Cross w pi rude for'the War Fund Campaif n. You are urged to wear the Rod Cress insignia and carry American lings, service Hags or Red Cross banners, large or small. Ry order . of • D. C. Marlowe, Chairman. Mrs. R. A. Terhoun. Pec. Mldway-Canann Thrift Socielioa Three War Savings Socicti r were organised last week ir. the Midw.yCanaun Colored Schools. The teachers and ench member of the societies pledge themselves for an intensive Thrift campaign. The so­ cieties ate Cannan Ci:y, wit it Hullford MrGrilT, president: Celery City, with Sidney Taylor president, and Midway, with 'Je w el, Washington president. These societies will work under the direction of S. E. Monroe, the principal of the school. Mulhcrrlcb Mulbrrrits mnke excellent'jelly L uted ut the proper T.\ .( following rules. . No. ! i3 cr4r.M • ckrrant jelly. JVIuloerry Jelly No. ! (Tart .ind Brilliant Red Use the rid, hard berries which are full sue. ’To eat'n thieu tiuer'..* herri'a arlt; one t|u:.rt ei'.d ... ,, and tiin n 1r,nft.v minuttr. when o'V. tccond (part cbld wnttr and limrptr. —.r.urbing well. The Moulting icc ■hould he thick and rich. !!:..» lUtgar. ilady, heated. ‘Allow t. jin, fer tcch pint of inulbeny juice- : fter * i ii.In;* and mt-usuimg *•»«r . 1^ ‘•••ir well to (iifsolvi thoroughly and (piickiy. lieut to belling point and boil three minutes, then test it, as it may be ready then. Five minutes is uauuily fiuite sufficient to jcdl it. Sldm and pour into glasses. Mulberry Jell) No. 2 For a darker, sweeter jelly esc equal parts of the hnrd, red turrits and ripe onrs. Use one pint tf water to three ipiarls berries, v’mincring until uil juice is extracted by mashing in the ke.:le. Strain and procted ns above. Marmalade ;■ • Clip r,(T :tem s‘nnd use equal prr'r ef hard red and t ipe berries, or a ripe berries with juice extracted from unripe buries by evoking :s above'. dasii and put throu.’h course tie.c and return to Vtove with ei|u :1 imasure of sugar and cook down tjll if desired,consistency. AT THE STAR FRIDAY Itc p a rlB ii ol • ( Ih i Interior t l. H. I.a n d O ffice at (S a ln ca ritlr. F la . April 2 0 lh ISIS. ’ Kittle* la hrttby riven that William C. Hi lda)’ nl .Wrklwa, Via. who on May 16, 101.1, mada llnmeatcad Entry, No. OU781 for K 'i of N W lf and N E l | of 8 W J < ,F » cllon 4, Township 20 8. Rant* 29 E. T a ilshaitee ktcrblan la* filad notice of Intention to m at- Thrat-ytar Proof, to ratabllib claim to tho land above described before Clerk Cir­ cu it Court, at 8anlord, F la., on tba 7th day of Jure. 1918. Claimant nsrara as witnesses: W. D. rmmin Flllman of rklwa, Fla. «. ii. o, W wraiwa, ria. Khln rrlnprn ol Wrklwa FIs. ' Atlhur W sllsrr of Wrklwa, Fla. A ltln Ntwrom b of Wrklwa, Fla. ' Robert W. Davie. 71-Krl A Ture-lOtc Rrgtitrr. XXX Arthur Greene representing the Virginia Paper Co., is in ‘the city to­ day calling on the local trade. Ho is the father of Dr. Ralph and Dr. Loren Greene, two well known Flor­ ida physicians who are now in gov­ ernment service with the titles of majors. Hon. Ion L. Farris will speak h£ro tomorrow afternoon at 6:30. He is a candidate for ccngncc. Sheriff Brady and Mrs. Brady, ac­ companied by Mildred and May Holly and Claire Jonc's went to Or­ lando lntt nlpht and brought home Mirs Knlhicci Brady who has been the guist cf her aunt, Mis. IPortrtc fer icvirol days. X X X XXX Refined Pictures - n jn u ty rfW k n t Good Music T O D A Y — T h e G r e a t P ic tu r e “ T h e G o ld e n L o tiw ” .A F r e n c h P i c t u r e P l a y e d b y a B e a u t i f u l A c t r e s s . S A T U R D A Y — “ H is O ld F a s h io n e d D a tr a ls o “ T o t o ” t h e G r e a t e s t ' C l o w n in t h e W o r l d in O n e o f h is B e s t C o m e d ie s . M O N D A Y — F a n n ie W a r d P i c t u r e is in C o lo r s ) in V In n o c e rs? ” • T U E S D A Y — K i t t l e G o r d o n in “ T h e W a s p ” COMING The B east of B erlin m ^jn u p u i ^nOnAt ajo u m ji rfloflorti ^ Furnished Rooms by Day, •. W?ek or Month—Park avenue Flat, 105 North Park fcvcnue, over L. R. Phil* J p» A Co. drug store__,Mh. C. C— manager. (T h is For Rent—Three office rodrns fronting on First street. Most dcsirablo offices in city. Several other good office rooms in same building., Yowi.ll & Speer.-___________ 23-tfd* WANTED Found—Pair of gold rimmed spec­ tacles. Owner *mny have fame at The -Herald office by pnying for this ail. 7G-Ztc Wanted — Experienced farm hands. Steady work and good pay. F. N. Durt, Spring Garden Ranch, DeLeon Sprihgs,t Fla. ' ; 74-7tc Wanted—Cash . Grocery, Qash prices. ‘A sure success for a live man. Corner Sanford avenue and Fourth streef. Store room all flxcdi Rent reasonable. See or write to Sale—Gentle donkey with C. H. Leffier. . . . 73-tf clt. Afso two year old inursh Roth dirt cheap. Route A, Fine 'Stallion for Service.—The Wekiwa Ranch, Lake Monroe. 73-8fc i*or bale—Household furnittne. ?ms. '116 French uvetjue. 77-41 p 1)0 YOUR EYES NEED ATTEN. TION7 For Sale -r Household furniture Red sideboard, chairs, rdb sto?e The service of the oculist is essen­ dishes, numerous other articles tial in treating diseases of the eyes French Shop. . * • ”6-1 t f and correcting defective vision by securing glasses that are scientlficolly For Sale—Duroc Jersey sow with fitted to your eyes. ' *. • nine pigs. W« A. Lefllcr. 76-tf Properly fitted glisaes cost no For Sale—One pair black mark more money than Improperly fitted intdes. Good condition. At reason­ or.es. They certainly cost much Ices able price. See M. Fleischer. 76-tf c\c strain, and the satisfaction of knowing you have the right ones is worth n great deal to you. That is why it is to your very de­ cided advantage to have your eyes fitted here. DR. E. S. HOFFMAN., For Sale—Day-old chix. Fine Oculist-Optician, 28 West Church 7G-tfc Rarrrd Rocks. 25 chicks and broody Si.. Orlando. Fla. hen for $>».00. Good qhanco to start in tin- chicken business. F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fla. 75-tf For Rept—For tho summer, llat furnished or unfurnished. All mod­ ern conveniences, with Elder Spring Water right, garage, etc. At the Elder Spring residence. Phone No. 3512. ”6-tf For Sale—Day old chix. Barred Rocks, White Wyandottes and Min­ orca*.. $15.00 per 100. R. II. Muirhcad. * 73-Ctp For Sale at a Bargain— Morkct refrigerator, m eat- block, computing scutes and butlier's'tools. P. 0. Box 82, Oviedo. Fla. 75-8tp For Sale— Fifty-three horse power Thomas automobile truck (or $500. Thoroughly overhauled. Money­ maker for hauling with trailers over hard roads. Fredericks Garage, De­ Land, Fla. • 74-7tc For McMt.fr LvfDUlur* To lh« Democratic Volara o( Samlnol* Co,: I haratry announce my Candidaty (or rvprcentatlvn In tha natt Florida IrcDlalura Irom Seminole county, aubject to tha dam. ocratlr primary to ba held June 4th o( thla yaar. and intfta your eonildaratlon o l.m y qualification*. . Reapactlully, J. J. D IC K IN SO N . Frank L. Woodruff Aauauucaa (or Lrfla" lalura T o Ike Votcra ol Srmlnota Co.: . I bef to unnounra that 1 am a candidate tor rt-*leetion to lha houaa of rapraaantallvaa (rom Samlnota county. Haring atrrrd ou In that rapacity In lha araalon ol 1017 (tel I am prtparad to civ* you battar aervlro la 1010. I do not know of nny rraaon why you ahould not glra ma a aacond term, which haa alwaya been accorded all rrproaantatlrrk In tha pait. I fully apprrrlata tba high honor ma by circling ma In 1016 and I have endravorad at att tlmra to look after lha Intaraata of tho people o( Somlnolo county and tha Mata oi Florida I hope 1 have not failed to fulfill your #a> poctationa and 1 truat you will aae your way rlaar to glra ma a eorond term. Again thanking y o u ’ (or tha many farora baatowed on me In tha peat 1 promt,# that I will ba faithful to tba truat Impoaad In ma. Youra very truly. P R A N K L. W OO DRUFF. • r Far Cauaty Caatulaalaair For Sole—Good paying business I hereby announce myarU a candidate for Coun­ Coramlaaiooer for tba 6th District of Samlnota in 'first class location in Sanford. ty County, subject to action of tba Democratic. Primary ol June 4th, and aollrlt tba t o (A, ol all 223 First St. • • 73-tfc Democratic. My platform la a square deal to alt ‘ Ilaspactfully, For Sale—L. C. Smith type­ K. 11. K1U1EK writer in good condition. Herald Office. 73-tf NOTICE For Sale—Sweet potato vines, is hereby given that until 2 o'clock Porto Rico variety.. At the Byers in the afternoon of June 6th, 1918, ploce, Beardall Avc. For prices see tlie Board of Public Instruction for It. F. Crenshaw, Sanford, Flathe county of Seminole, state of • - ‘ 71-lltc Fluridu, will nt the office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Court House, Sanford, Florida^ re­ FOR SALE — ONE OF THE ceive scalod proposals for the bur­ NICEST nUNGALOWS IN TOWN nishing of materials for the erection WITH GARAGE. STRICTLY nf. n certain school h6usc ut .Lake MODERN, ALMOST NEW. Monroe, Fla., according to plans GOOD LOCATION. ^ CASH OR and specifications of F. H.. Trimble, TERMS. ADDRESS HOME, urchitcct. Plans may be had upon applica­ C-0 IIERALI). * 72-tf tion to the superintendent or archi­ tect after May 24th, 1918, nnd which application must be accompanied Duroc pigs for sole. Ret Packard, with a certified check for $ 10.00, West Side. 74-tf which will be returned to applicant when the plans and specifications For Sale—Ten acres hammock ore returned to superintendent of land on Cameron nvenuc, right in architect in good condition. the heart of tho celery delta. This . Ench proposal. must be accom­ farm joins railrond loading station. panied by a certified check r.icde Threo acres cleared. Must be sold to close an estate. • If intenrted payable to the board in the sum rf writo F. J. McDannrl, Qwokio, $200.00. All such chckB will be rcurned, except thn^ of (he successful Michigan.! 63-tfcbidder, which will be hold until such For Sale—Largo farm horse, also biddrr^hae satisfactorily executed r. heavy wagon, only usod chort timo. contract and bond required by the Inquiro J. E. Tcrwilligcr, 709 Oak board; in tho event the successful bidder falkt or refuses to exoculr nvenuo. G7-tf satisfactory contract end bond with­ FOR RENT in ten days after notice of nccoptinro of bid, then the t>aitl check will For Rent—Furnished roo be forfeited to the said board on, day or week over Bell Cafe damages occasioned by such failure £ . G. Adams. .s ■ 7 or refusal.. Bond will be required. In For Rent Two rooms for light a turn equal to one-third the con­ 1] Laurel Ave. houBchcopini tract price of tho building. 77-tf • The board reserve* the right to For Jtent-OIouno on te. Telephone 46. . aere* of muck lana. For particular addreoa E. H. Uhlcndorf, Mims, Fl\. 76-6tp | a Brevard Co, Copyright Hart Schaffner &Mat* How much do your clothes cost? T HE clothes are the answer to th at question, not ,the . price. If you figure cost by the month or year, you’ll find that a suit of all-wool cloth, finely tailored, and well design­ ed, gives long wear and in the end costs less than one that doesn’t last long or look right. Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes cost enough to be very e co n o m ica l. They9re here; style for everyone. * : : : . : : Tho Horae of Hart Schaffner & Mato Clothes �|<uu'6 ippPp* iPP 'F F F F JpF ippp i^ Pi S a f e r " * * 3-----'Scj— - «' S JS$ 8 ■** J>8 ° 2 •®a a ' “F a a a a “5 “ “a a a “ 'rf*"a ilSISi S H S ii iiSiiliiiSJS i a * aeaK® jd Kdi<i -3 -5 3 3 3 2 - �Mag 21, l u g THESAMFORDHERALD [it to them in the following terse edZ m And what do you think now,-you newapaper men who fell for the one tenth of n cent a pound "open'buy­ ing"! bait and failed tako the ad­ to making a vice of the Auxiliary' prlht.paper contract for 1918? AH newt print prices "aubject to change w ithout, notice" again and per lot felling at $5.0d p e r ’100 Iba., less than one ton $5.25.* Doea the $4,20 contract look good now? But Florida newspapers have en­ joyed the low price thia long. Why? Because of the Auxiliary, meeting and the Auxiliary contract. No­ where elae did a paper catalog offer news in aheeta at $4.00, despite the fact that the freight to Florida Is higher than to anywhere elso cover; ed by cataioga. How about it, procraatinaUng brother? Don’t you think It- ^la about time to get on the Auxiliary bandwagon and take a hand in this' work, the fruits of which you are already enjoying?’ X Confidence W ill^ Eventually Take Any Hnrdle . ■; T -* ' * - f + " Athletes are not made in a day. Day after day reluctant mus­ cles must be made to forget their aches and obey, the will. For­ tunes that count are made by much struggle arid saving. Minds must be coaxed to try and to save for the future—we are coaxing First Aero Mail. Sendee Now < Started CAPITAL ,130,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 Washington, May 16.—With the establishment of a regular airplane mail service between Washington and New York, the poatofflce con­ siders that the project is experiment­ al^ only in the sense that a now familiar means of locomotion is to be put practically to \,a new_uae. STEVENS C. M. HAND . O. L TATLOR The war has demonstrated effect* **mi vtas-rMU* p L WOODRUFF Vke-TniMsal ivcly that the airplane as a convey­ ance la almost as dependable anc safe aa an automobile, ao tho only real obstacle, in the way of success­ fully operating the new a ir line lies In maintaining service under ail Wanted—Cash Grocery, Cash tor.. To eliminate delay arrange­ kinds of weather conditions. For Rent—For the summer, fiat prices. A~ sure success for a live OUR TERMS OF PEACE ments arc being worked out fer the furniahed or unfurnished. All mod­ The War Department haa fur­ We are Justified in using the nished twelve large training planes construction 6t large nets on the ern conveniences, with Elder Spring man. Corher Sanford avenue and word "our.” This la a democracy for use in the new service. Aviators roofs of the central poatofilccs so that Water right, garage, etc?, At the Fourth street. Store room all fixed. the bags may be dropped while the Elder Spring residence. Phone-N o. Rent reasonable. See or write to and the people rule) a loyal, patri­ C. H. Lcjfier. 73.tf machine is (ri -flight. 3412. ‘ . 75-tf otic exprossion of belief is to be re­ spected If emanating but from a VI pledge allegiance For Solo—About 600 bushels Irish few. 'T h e Herald offrra the following Save Sugar in Jelly Making' to my flag and the Re­ auggestlons believing that -they rep­ potatoes. Car load ‘or otherwise. public for which it Much wasting of sugar and apoilresent the views of all right-minded Delivered to any port of the city, fa s M asibaf L#(lalalnr# stands; one nation in­ ing qf jellies can be avoided by using To th# Democratic Volar* o | Scmlnol# Co t citixens, as essential for a Just and $1.25 bushel. F; O. B. $1.00 per I harabjr announce my Candidatr lor ran. divisible, with Liberty a simple alcohol trst’ devised by the raaantatlca In tha u n it Florida btl.U tur# bushel. Nick Zernovan, Sanford. laating settlement of the war: and Justice to all." U. S. Department of Agriculture and Iron Samlnola county, # n b |m to ibv dam. 78-10tp erratic primary to be bald June 4th e l thia I. No offers of peace shall be re. recommended (by the University t f ‘ ft a your contldaratlon o( my Su.llflc.Uo,.: ceived from the kaiser or hlo govern­ Florida extension division. For Sajfl— Fifty-three horae power ment. Pence terms shall be dic­ To determine' how much sugar Thomas automobile truck for $500. tated by the allies.' It is Inconceiv­ Money­ should be used with each kind of Thoroughly overhauled. able that Germany should have any maker for hauling with trailers over Juice,-put a spoonful of juice ln»s In iargo letters of flaming red en­ representation . In the . settlements. latnra l' glass and add to-it oho spoonful of hard roads. Fredericks Garage, De-. T o tha Votara ol Scmlnoi* Co.t closed in a border of fa pi, tho Son- After a savage has broken into and 1 b«t to announce thatI am f candidal* Land, FJa. 74-7tc )5 per cent grain alcohol, and mix ford Herald .announced 'Seminole devastated your home, abased your (or ro-eloctlon to tb s bouee ol raproMota* >y shaking the gloss gently. Pour tlraa from Samlnola county. Ifavlni ea red Over .the Top." It was a unique wife, killed your child and made off ou In that capacity la tha aatalon ol 1»|T For Salo—Good paying business slowly from tho glass, noting how the way of announcing that the littlo with your goods, and yon finally tool I am prepared t s liv e yau batter aer­ ate# la 1119. I do not Encw ol any raaaon pectin—the substance in fruits in first class location In Sanfdrd. why county had over subscribed its quota you should not lir a me a second term, 11:30 in-, the morning, and it is which makes them jell—is precipi­ 223 First St. ' 73-tfc which baa always book accorded all rapraof Liberty Bonds.—Sarasota Times. hoped to have the mail deposited at sentatlcea la' Iba p u t . I fully appreciate thw -blfh honor p lH n r by alacttnt me ia the terminals not more thsn three tated. For. !e—L. G. Smith type1916 and I h art endeavored at all time* to If the pectin is precipitated as on look s l u r tha latarwata ol tha people ol hours later. Starling from the Mall Hats off to nob Holly! Ills senti­ jgood condition. Herald writer Seminole rounty and tbn state orlda in Washington, near the Washington ump a cup of sugar may bo used Office. - — r . --------- ------ --------- — ------ - , „ r t i ments show him to he the genuine 73-tf peclallona and I tru it you will eee your for one cup of Juice; if in several monument, the trip to Philadelphia, red blooded American that the coun­ way clear to fir e ms a second term. A |ala Forv Sale—Sweet potato vines, thanklnf you (or tho m any (svora boatowed try needs Just now. When urged to France, Poland and Russia, the about i;i5 miles is expected to he lumps the proporion of sugar may be oa me In the paat I promise that 1 wilt reduced to appromximately three- Porto Rico variety. At tho Byers ba (allhlul to tho trust Imposed In me. become a candidate his answer in ca’tser of the tragedy should have a made in about an hour and twenty Youra very truly, part w-as ns follows: "War is my place with Ihe representatives of minutes, At the hanars In North fourths the amount of the juice. If place, Beardall Ave. For prices sec F R A N K L. WOODRUFF. the pectin is not in tumps but is these countries In arra anglng peace R. F. Crenshaw, Sanford, Fla. PhUadelphid another maehino will be business and will be until it is over 71-lltc Fee Coil; C— Mww and we have marched to Berlin and Is Impossible. However, If repre­ waiting, ready to start tho flight to merely precipitated, tho sugar should I hereby announce mjraell ■ rendldete tat Coun­ until that time I cannot engage In sentatives • of the German people New York ss soon as the incoming be one half or less of the amount of ty Comrabeloner (or tb s Sth PWtrict ol Seminole County, eubleet to act loo ot ‘the Democratic. politics or have any part in politics. offer terras in keeping with the plane lands and the transfer of mall the Juice. If the Juice shows no pre­ Prim ary ot Ju n e 4th, and eollcit the votea ol all Democratic. U y platform ta a esuara dent lo all Until then America has the first call following program,’ such, of course bags is made The second leg of the cipitation undqr thia test, it -is un­ FOR SALE — ONE OF THE suitable Tor jelly making and must Raapsstfvlly. on my services."—Cocoa Tribune. would be received. journey from Philadelphia to. Bel­ he comhinod with some juice rich in NICEST BUNGALOWS IN TOWN X. H. KILI)EE II. Germany mast withdraw from mont fioldt in the Long Island sub­ WITH GARAGE. STRICTLY pectin. MODERN, ALMOST NEW. Bob Holly has made an announce­ Rclgiam. Northern France. Rqssla urbs of New York, should be made GOOD LOCATION. CASH OR in about an hour. The larger, planes ment. It dlffcni somewhat from the and the flslkhns. TERMS. ADDRESS HOME, III. She must make reparation for carry .about 600 pound* of mail, or ordinary announcement of the aver­ Happiness. "Pleasure," said Uncle Eben, "kin C-0 HERALD. 72-tf age politician. Instead of stating the damage done to these countries approximately 24j000 letters. The that he has at last "yielded to the as far as It Is possible to make good smaller machines will carry about be Imported, but happiness has to b« tome-made." •• * urgent solicitations of numerous such savage destruction aa ahe has half th at amount. friends" to become a candidate for wi ought. Emergency lunding fields will be 9 ., Duroc pigs for sale. Rex Packard, somo goad fat office he says, Nay, IV. She with Austria must apolo­ established at Baltimore and Havre West Side. - * 74-tf nay, Pauline, not in just thore terms, gize humbly to the nations for her de Grace, Md.; Wilmington, Del.; but that is what it amounts to. lie act:. For Salo—Ten acres hammock and at either Princeton tr New ■ays: "1 expect to devote all my land on Cameron avenue, right in V. The kaiser and his sons, with Brunswick, N. J. In .the case of a time and all my nttmtion and my the rulers of Austria must be re­ machine breaking down at some Inthe heart of the celery delta. This tittle money in helling to win the tired absolutely front power forever, tcrurban point" In its journey, tho farm joins railroad loading station. war." And further, "In fact, war is exiled to St. Helena or elsewhere, mail lacks will he ruihed by motor Three acres cleared. Muat bo sold my business and will be until it is where -they can no longer exert truck to tho nearest railroad station to • close an cstato. If Interested over and wc have marched to Ber­ their profane claims to alxilghtlness where they, will be sent forward In I kata Ik# tdraUSe laalnuaaata far write F. J McDannol, Owosso, lin, and until that time I cannot en­ and arrogant influence In militarism. cate of a cotlrier. driamlatM ##4 *Ika ■(.LARSES tar Michigan. n rrw tl« | any aad all Safari# af viagage In politics or have any part n VI. Germany must disarm to the Ua. NO MATTES tha aalara af r*at The rate of postage‘has been es­ f All Local Advertisements Under politics. Until then America has the same extent that the other poweta For Sale—Large farm horse, also caaa. U ;w r GLASSES da a#4 aafl tablished by law at 24 cents an This Heading THREE CENTS a heavy wagon, only used short time. first call on my servlets." Bully, do, and agree to join In a league Of fwm parffcUr, tall aa aaa. Bob. Thnt’a the true American nations to maintain peace, that Jus­ ounce or fraction thereof. However, Jne For Eacn Insertion. Minimum Inquire J. E. Terwilliger, 709 Oak I i t aa; r/a Ikal raapaada la H(ht. Charge 25 Cents. spirit.—Tnmpn Times. avenue. • 67-tf tice, freedom, safety, the rights of Va* ate In11tad la caff far raaaalistlaa man shall forever be assured. and aiflra.. an advertisement FOR RENT The Sanford Herald carries at the It scans to us, and we believe lop cf i'n editorial department itr . For Rent—Furnished rooms DR. E .S. H O F F M A N pledge of royalty to this country. that til sensible Americans will agree day ,cr week over Bell Cafe. O C C U U ST -O FTtC IA N Letters mailed at Washingtori, No one ever doubted Boh Holly’s witb ms that the above terma are C; O. Adams. \ ?f-4 SS W aal C h u c k St. O rtawla. Harida loyalty to bis country ;.ad bis flag wholly Just, knd that while the In­ Philadelphia or New York for de­ and as his patriotism has never been tegrity of the^German people Is to livery In any part of tho county may <ju«tloncd wc suggest that this pub­ be preserved, the cancer i f Prus- have their delivery facilitated’ by lished fledge is merely a-waste cf slanlsm which has been call.* their sending them on the first part of the good newapnpe/ space which Bob life and poisoning the nations of Ihe Jqurney by airplane. In each city For Rent—House on Sanford avc known how to fill with mighty .good world must Ic cut out once for all.' postmasters have designated the sta­ nue. Telephone *{6. '* 77-2tc To that end wc are fighting, for the tions and’ tho hours at which lctteis reading. At any rate tho, j ledge FOR SALE freedom, the saving of the peoples, for airplane dispatch rfiay be mailed. mists a point over which thera Is no * Free use for three years of 200 A special stamp* has been dcaigcontroversy and should *\o without even the weakest, including the acres of muck land For particulars Germans themselves, and to that , A special stamp has been d signed saying."—Arcadia Enterprise. address E. H. Uhlendorf,'Mims, Fla., Herb Is a means* to cause we pledge our every effort un­ for the new service, ft hes a red suffering women, from Brevard Co. 76-6tp Tb*l pledge-ls for the other fellow, til It be attained. ^ Mrs. W. T. Price, of border, and shows an- airplane in Bro. Carter, l s . wpII as for tho ed­ Wc wish that other papers will (light on a blue field. Public, Ky.: "I suf­ For Rent—On West Side near ice itor. In other words, wc usually till take this up If It commends Itself to fered with painful...**, plant, cottage of four room1* Mrs. ahe write*. "I got doipx The first atamp was sold to Post­ oar readers something that wc al­ them, th at.th ese terms may be A. E. Berg._____________77-5-tp * with a weakness In my ready know and In which we be­ known as widely,as possible, so con­ master General- Burleson who ad­ 'back and lim bs...I ale—A Ford ton truck with Furniahed Rooms -by Day, Wjjek lieve. cretely slated, and. help -influence dressed a letter to a s tm a s te r Patfait helpless-and din* mpletc. All nearly new and or Month -Park avenue Fist, 106 couraged...I had about public opinion. Thus shall we know ten of New York After cancellation clveu up hopes of ever Sanford Machine & Garage North Park ayenue, over L. R. Phil­ how lo apply when we hear of terms of the atamp, the letter waa auto­ STRENGTH IN UNION 77-U ips & Co. drug store Mrs: 0. C. graphed by President Wilson, and In «nlon there Is strength and of peace being offered, or of nations Hart, manager. 30-tf thia bolda good In every kind of being willing to consider terms ’of placed in the first consignment of For Sale—Gentle donkey with mall, directed to New York, biuinna Tia said that farmers are peace. For Rent—Tho Haynea house on letter will be sold at auction, the baby colt. Also two year old marsh the meat difficult peqplc in the Sanford Heights, 4. rooms, big yard, celt. Both dirt cheap. Route A, A commission form of government proceeds to be devoted to war re­ Box 220. .world to organise but we newspaper complete water system, garage, eiec77-tfc man know that Is not true, We ia being agitated for West Palm lief. During tho first months of the ser­ know that newspaper men are the Beach. Active interest Is being tak­ For 'Sale—Household furniture. most difficult in the world to ' get en in the matter b y 'th e citixcna in vice no flights will be made when >rrra. 116 French' avenue. 77-4tp For Rent—Three office rooms together and we know because we general, some favoring the straight storm conditions make tho journey laic—One pair black mark fronting on First atreet. Moat de­ have tried to get our brothers to­ commission form whllo others want very precarious. On those dayi the sacks will be forwarded by rail and Good condition. At rcoaon- sirable offices in city. Several other gether for many years. Tho Florida tho city manager attachment. delivered by special delivery service. :c. See M. Fleischer. 76-tf good office rooms in same building. Press Association was all right ax for I began Cardiff. In Otto Praegcr, second assistant prstYowtll & Speer. _____ 23-tfc aa it. gees but- it did not go far Memorial Sunday Services a abort.whUe I eaw a For Salo—Day-old ehix. Fine enough and the' Publishers Auxiliary The annual Membrial Sunday ser­ msstqr general, who has charge of marked difference. WANTED J grew Wronger right was organized to handle tiny and nil vices under the auspices of G. A. R. tho new service, briicvcs that suf­ Sarrcd Rocks. 25 chicks and broody along, and am It cored me. along; Lost—A little yellow pig about vital questions for the newspaper Post No. 16.will be held next Sun­ ficient experience will be gained dur­ ten for $5.00. ■Good chance, to I am stouter than I start in the chicken business. F. N. ing the summer to make poultle an 3 months old Notify -me and remen and the' Auxiliary meant thkt day merninr. May 26, nt the Corhave been In iters.** 75-tf effective malnlenante of tho tcrvlrc *urdy, O steen,'Fla. ctive reward. Ida R. Gardner, west |he~ new»b»rns could buy stock, gTegniionnl church at 11 o’clock. If yon suffer, yon can n p p r o n l n t n wbat .lt 78-2tp cheat cr, could *get advertising at Ail eld soldiers, Confederate and during the winter. The yrent d|fiFor Sa14 at a Bargain— Market of union .depot. , means to be s tm ts and batter Tat ex, could get the rest sys­ Federal arc invittd to meet ol culty .la in landing ruccc'afully in A refrigerator, meat'block, computing well. Thousands ot wo­ Wanted — Experienced farm tem on Job work and cculd fight the Mlller’a corner, P a tk . avenue and heavy fog, rain W rnpw vterm . '* „ scaies'and buther’s tools. P. O. Box man g iro C ard u l the hands. Steady* work and good pay. Aa th e .p m e n t routes* r»ove ,iut- « 2, Oviodo, FIs. law.makers with* their own weapons First afreet, at 10:45 abarr* to marich credit for (heir good 76-8tp V; N. Burt, Spring Garden Ranch, health. It should help and fight with seme purpeae in view. to the church and share In the exer­ rcatful, plana will he mads for ex­ 74-7tc yon. Try CarduL At all For Sale—Day old chix, Barred D ateon Springs, Fla. All thia the Auxiliary hra accomplish­ cises. Our country a t war apd the panding the service r.cxt spring to ed.for the .tr.imbetp and yet there depleting ranka ol .the veterans of other parts cf the country. The (Vrit Rocks, White Wyandottee and Min­ Fine *Stftlllon (or Services*— are many neyrapafera In Florida that it)e t(iaat make thia occasion one of extension, Mr. Prneger says, prob­ orca!. *.$15.0.0 par 100; R. H.. Muireklwa. Ranch, Lake -Monroe.’ ably will be frdpj'>few York to D ot cannot aee the light. -r Gilbert teach kxcepUonkl Interest. 78-8tc PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS r CLASSIFIED - ADVERTISING Women! -__ W.-M. HAYNES, Daatopaa Manager �vW w hT s OCIETY’S d o m a in ■ 'h a p p e n i n g s o p i n t e r e s t . AROUND SANFORD Jf, n '«»■ » • f t & J S i W , H lu ll. of JadaonvUI* woo • qinford* visitor y«terdoy. k r r. Miller has returned from a tml'nrts trip to Jacksonville. r i Butt is spending a few days Ia jjcksonville thl* week on busl**“ ' SLEEP INSURANCE "A Terror to MoaSultore.*’'. *72-tf c Mainra has returned from a 'pl*t!»nll>* spent week, end* at Dayfan* B e a c h . j fj. Butt of Orlando *waa a Sanfard visitor yesterdayl , * r«r wood and h e a t/ hauling, tea jlinell. er phono 378. 48-tf \ cto. A. DeCottea has returned from a business trip to Montleello. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Edwards arrirtd in the city today from Miami ,nd aUl remain for several days. ffosdlsnd Park will be open two S a a d a r* . M*jr 12lh and I9th. 75-Ctc E. F. Foster of Savannah is annng t*ie 8 ““ *° registered at the Hotel Carnes. v B. p. Spalding of Jacksonville In the city a few days this v(tk on business. • *. Woodland Park will be open two Sundays. May 2Gth and June 2nd. 78.41c S. M. Lloyd has returned to Camp Joseph E. Johnston after spending a pifisant week end • with hqtue folks. Mrs. T. J. Miller fefiSaUirdny for Jiclaonville, called there hy the 111cru of her granddaughter. Wanted quick, one million sweet potato planta or vines. . Wire H. W. Slt( Co.. Jacksonville, Fla. 77-2te MU* Maud Jinkinn spent the week tad in St. Petersburg, the guest of Hr. and Mrs. J. K. Johnson. B. L. Perkins of Daytona Beach U ipending several days in the city this week on business. SLEEP INSURANCE ^ . “A ferror to Mosquitoes." 72tf Dr. J. T. Denton has gone to Battle Creek, Mich., for a few weeks notion and rest cure. Mi»a Esther Fleischer returned yesterday after a few weeks’ visit with friends fh Daytona. See our bargain counter for spec­ ial* In ndd sizes of Regal shots. Prices $2.48 up. Sanford Shoe £ Clothing Co. 77-tf S. W. Brady, representing the Muirhead Knitting C o m p ly of Harrisburg i* in the city for a few dap. v Mr. J. S. Wilann left recently for Piltaburjt where ho will remain sev* *:«!•weeks linking after business In* timt*. Phone 101 for pressing, cleaning and a'tcrations. Quality and ser­ vice. Sanford Shoe £ CI9. Co. ; 69-tf E. V.. Whitney, arrived yesterday from A !an:a und wjll remain sev­ eral days looking after business in­ terests. Mrr. H. B. Lewis will .entertain the StwScws on Tlrurfday nfternonn at 3:30 o’cloclffat her home cn Magnolia avenue. ■ Buy—Stone's Golden Crisp Potato Chips at L. F.JMcCuller'a. 74-4Bp Mis. M. C. Tolar errived home yesterday rf er n visit cf a few weeks *ith her brother end family at Hawthorne. Mr*. J. m . Gillen has returned home from Daytnna Heceh where •he'wjB the guest cf Mis. Wesley •O' for a few weeks. .* • Mr. and Mr*. Braxton Perkins pnd little •on are spending a few days *dh home folks. They "like their "*w home at Daytona.Beach fine but are always glad to get back to Sanord and sec thetr many friends. Mr. and Mra. R. A. Maine* arfl«d Saturday from P atak a and t i in . AND. : kW S # ........... are the gueata of the former*! mother, Mri. I. L. Maine*. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Physician/ First National Bank Bldg., Phone' 330-W. 64-tf Mrs. W. C. Hill has returned home after enjoying a stay of some length In Valdosta the guest of her mother, Mrs. LcZette. Dr. J. T. Denton left Saturday for Battle Creek, Michigan; where he will remain a week or ten days com­ bining business and pleasure. ‘ ' A .' E. Laing, district commercial manager and J. L, Maxwell, super­ intendent of the Western Union Tel­ egraph Co., were in the city Satur­ day Inspecting the local plant and calling on their StQford friends. 7 ’ SLEEP' INSURANCE ,4A Terror to Mosquitoes."* 72-tf ' Murson'a Pool has opened and wit be open every Wednesday and Thurrday afternoon and every Saturday and Sunday afternoor. Miss EtheL-Saunders of Greens­ boro,’ North Carolina is the gutSt of her sister, Mrs. A. D.-Parrish at her home on French avenue. R.-J. Grillln and Ja 3. A. Johnson, both of Lake Monroe are the prouc possessors, of new Overland cars. The former purchasing the Model 00 and the tatter the "Light -6" from the Overland Sales & Service Station of this city. ‘ s Annual Inventory Sale at YowclISpeer's beginning today. Don’t miss It. 77-ltc Leo. Tyler, the genial representa­ tive of tho Morris Grocery Com­ pany of Jacksonville is in the city today. Mrs. Gidean Deane df Orlando is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bothumly ut their home on Park avenue. Cow Peas—Brabham Root-Rust Resisting variety. Price $4.75 bush­ el. Chase £ Co. 76-tf ‘ Mrs. John E. Courier and son re­ turned Saturday from Tampa where thery have been the guests of friends and relatives for the past two weeks. Joe Chittenden is home from Camp * Wheeler, at Macon, Georgia and reports the Sanford hoys as being in fine ahapo. Joe says that the company Is being recruited up to war strength and taking Intensive trralr.inf. Roy Chittenden is in Cuba . with the Marine Corps. You can save money by attending the Inventory Sale ut Yowell-Speet'a —are ad in this paper. 77-ltc Mr. und Mra. Charles Bates have returned home after enjoying a stayof some length in Jacksonville, the guests of friends nnri relatives. Miss Bessie Furen has returned from St. Petersburg where she has been spending the past few weeks the guest of relatives and friends. Mra. George Watson tfnd little son have Joined Mr. Watson ui Quincy and Writes hack home that they like their new home In Quincy all right. Mr. Watson has a fine position there as manager of a large department store anil his many friend.* here arc Jp d to hear of his success. Lawrence Randall is home from St. Augustine where he has graduat­ ed from the Deaf £ Dumb JmMtute and where ho made a favorableWm^ pression, being among the few stud­ ents who were Invited to n luncheon with the Board of Control after the commencement exercises were ovef. Thousands of dollars' Worth of merchandise at below present cost, prices, to reduce stock for our in­ ventory. You might as .well save monry at Yowcll-Spccr'e, 77-ltc N. A. Fry bf Windermere was a business visitor In tho city yrsterday. Ha will leave soon for Pennsylvania where he will spend the aummer. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Whitten are receiving congratulation* on the Ar­ CLARIDGE e A likeable style— .It fa :fln ARROW J b m t'fit CO LLAR . and that’s only one of many' things th a t accounts for its great popularity* .* 29c ca„ . V ' • Shoe & Clothing Company .. .. - * % • ' THE SANFORD HERALD• rival of n s 0n?hwrn^Mo£day, May 20th,' at their home on Union ave­ nue. .. ; . .. Mrs. Ola Hester and daughter ar­ rived yesterday from Monroe, Ga., and will be the gueata of the former4* uncle, Col. A. M. Thrasher for sev­ eral weeks. A1 • Wltherington Is at home In Apopka now after an operation for catarrhal trouble in an Orlan'do hos­ pital. A1 has been bothered for many years with this afllietion and wishing to join the army was obliged to undergo the operation .first. His many friends here are glad to learn that.he la improving and will soon fie out again.. , The Priscilla Sewing Club was most delightfully entertained on Fri­ day afternoon at 3:00 o'clock , by Mrs, C. C. Woodruff at her home on Myrtle-avenue. The afternoon was spent in the usual pleasant way, sewing, and knitting and chatting until 5 o'clock when a delicious ipc course was served. Among the guests wero Mrs. J. D. Roberts, Mrs. J. E. Pace, Mrs. Pattin, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs, Levis, Mrs. Easterby and Mra. Long. See the page display of YowelSpeer’a in another part of this paper, it will show-you where you can aave money. 77-ltc . Miss Lillie Farnsworth returned to Rollins College yesterday after a pleasant week end visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Philips at their home on Pork avenuo. J. D. Chittenden of. tho National Guards will leave tomorrow for Camp Wheeler .after a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Chittenden. Mr. und Mrs. A. K. Powers and family have returned from n pleas­ ant visit to friends and relatives in Bainbridge, Ga. They made the trip in their, car. J. C. Jacobs, manager of the Beau­ fort Truck Growers Association and alio connected with the Eastern Shore o t Virginia Truck Growers Association was a visitor to the city Saturday. Miss Ethel Lee Saunders arrived Saturday from Greensboro, N. C., and will he the guest of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Parrish for several weeks ut their home on French avenue. SLEEP INSURANCE "A Terror to Mosquitoes." 72-tf Mrs. J. C. Brown is expected next week from Columbus und will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown for several weeks nt their home on the Heights.' Hon. Ion Farris spoke here to a fair sized crowd Saturday afternoon and on account of tl\e hour there were not as many os usual at a political gathering. Mr. Farris made a good address and spoke on Con­ gressman Sear's record on the draft and other war measures os not in accord with the president. He afso gave his ideas about* government ownership and other, benefits for the people and was listened to with at­ tention throughout, making a very favorable Impression. ( | — —S imer Sch School t Summer 001 Mrs. C-* L. Polk. 6ne of Sanford’s former teacher* will accept a limited number of pupils who arc desirous of making up work during the summer months, 73-tfe V» — — • - '— - - —- - f~ 1 - , ' - - - * • ■■ ■- ■— - -■ _____________ -— —— - j=—~------—— zi-—------ Jutland, from five' to six thousand pounds a mulnuto'aro consumed b y each war ship. 20,000 'baleb yearly to provide ab­ sorbent cotton for .the armies. Our change ’qf apparel for all the fighting mon represents one million bales. 100,000 bales will be required to equip the proposed aeroplane fleet If cotton is used for the wings. The U. S. use* a million bales a year for explosives only. ’ JContlnued from Page 1) , In the fact of these facts it’s, a wonder your wants can be supplied nounces another airplane to have at any price. been shot down by American gun­ ners. The American air service, Demonstrating his faith in the how’e/er, lost its star aviator, Maj. future of Jacksonville » a theatrical Raoul Luibcry, who with 18 enemy renter, S. A .'Lynch haa completed ma:htnes to his credit fell victim to elaborate plans for the construction as German two-mnq machine. of a now theatre to cost 3125,000 on All along the battle line In Bel' :he Ocean and Forsyth, street prop­ gium end northern France the allies erty, which he holds under a 24-yea: confidently await the resumption of lease. the German offensive which was de­ feated more than .two weeks ago. Good weather in Flanders and Pic­ The Shaving Canning Company at ardy would seem to provide a good Plant City has begun operations, opportunity for the enemy, but they .tarting with beans, and tomatoes have failed to take advantage of it. will be handled in the near future. The enemy seems to he holding back The plant will require 60 to 100 to give their battered troop* an op- people and 1: is expected that many port jnity to recuperate. . Moat cf .•ariosi* from tho Manatee river secheir best troops were he'.vily chss- -|oa will be utilized. tened during the last two months and it has been reported that all Responsibility on Heredity. available reserves have been drawn The oldest nations Invariably have upon. . (he most philosophers and learned4 seers. This has been thonght to be Just Arrived duo, observes a writer, to their great­ Buicks and Oldsmobilca—A limit­ er accumulation of knowledge,-but. ed amount. If you want one this this now theory places tho responsi­ season buy now. Thh may be your bility In large part upon heredity— last chanco. .See us at once. Sem­ the fnet that men of civilised nation give their sons the montal equipment inole County Garage. 78-2te of civilization. bloom on'earth and was taken iwSQr for a place the garden o£ Heaver. Rev. Massey of the Baptist church performed the last sad rites and the tender form was laid to rest in Lakeview cemetery la s t. Wednc*-r day. The sympathy of all is ex­ tended to the parents. GERMANS WILL FIND STONE WALL ——*r -■- Card of Thanks We wish to express our thanks to the many friends for their words (f sympathy and their assistance dur­ ing the recent illness :iqd death of our husband und father. Mrs. Williams Mrs. Powell. | Card of Thanks Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hissed dcsir< to thunk their many friends for the kindness andlsympathy shown them during the recent Illness and death of their doar little baby girl and for the many .beautiful flowers.. ■ _' --— PAGE - T*s?iTzMTOE a>« r >nrrwii a rtf it m en* The real antidote for all insect troubles. * • A dean, wholesome, Stainless,. L i q u i d Spray for household use th at gets rid of the insects, the bugs, the pests, whatever or whprever they are. Feaole and Fenole "guns’ can be bought In Sanford front Fernald Hardware Co. Hill Hardware Company Fenole Chemical Co. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Revival Hervlccs Baptist Temple Special services were begun at the Baptist Temple last Sunday and will continue throughout the week. These services aro under the per­ sonal direction of Roy. Dr. R. W. Thiot (pronounced Te-»o), an evan­ gelist that comes to Sanford with quite a reputation as a speaker and worker in revival services. ' The meetings will be held dall at 10 o'clock in the morning and at 7:30 in the evening. Special music and song services have* been ar­ ranged with the daily programs. The coo], cumfortablo building and the. cordial welcome always pre­ dominant at the Temple are also features of the week's meetings. A special welcome to worship with tho Baptist (oik during these services Is extended to every one. Summer Schstfl Mrs. C. L. Polk began her sum­ mer school at the Grammar School building yesterday morning. 7R-tfc u*-? > Sole M nniifattarers New Book / Goes to Press Saturday June 1st. THE BELL DIRECTORY This is the* most frequently consulted reference list in this section. It -is- corrected and revised every jew months. SANFORD ADVERTISERS are afforded an unequalled opportunity to place their business before the best people in a prosperous community. The space is lim­ ited, the rates are reasonable. • % George W, Williams Why Colton Goods Are High Just telephone, write or call on George W. Williams died nt his A little information as to the re­ home bn Pine avenue Saturday quirements of the war In cotton will MANAGER afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Mr. Wil­ readily convince you why merchan­ J *'*-». * ■ ■ m -*K _* .■j*. ' . J ' t. : ,r"il*S i£ IK '-:V*-g_ liams was a native of Georgia, born dise is high In price. at Perry, Georgia and at the time of A 12-inch gun disposes of a bale his death was 79 years of age. He of cotton with every shot fired. served throughout the Civil War as A machine gun in operation user a member of the • First Arkansas up a bale in three minutes. Regiment and though severely In a naval battle like the one rff wounded and forced to return home one year after the wsr slatted went buck to ‘the regiment and fought bravely to the end. Mr. Williams came to this city In 1910 and had resided here since, whore he was respected and esteem­ ed by all, who knew him. A lifelong member of tho Method­ ist church he was also fond of at­ tending services i t the other -church­ We are still able to make delivery on any and all Models of Overland ahd es and he was a familiar figure at the different churches of the d ty and Willys -Knight Touring Cars and Commercial Cars. But it is the general opinion, beloved by all of them as a devqut that the Government is going to cut down the production 76%. ’ They will Boon Christian gentleman. be Hard to get. Better get in now, while the getting is good. He leaves a devoted wife and one daughter, Mis. Powell of this city nd-u sister, Mrs. Matthews of At1 They all smile when they pay their bills in our Repair lants to mourn his tors. Department. I wonder why? : : : The funeral cccurrod from the late residence Sunday afternoon at We are under contract to give Overland Service, and we give the same service 3:30, R ev.. Mnsiey of the Baptist and courtesy to the owners of all other cars. church officiating. Interment wss made in Lakeview cemetery. ■ , • / - • * ■ . SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY A Word to the Wise is Sufficient Mary Frances BIsgcII M ay Frances, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bissett haa been canted up to tho realm* above after a brave fight agalnat the dread­ ed enemy. - qf the children, colitis. M ary Francos w it .J u s t-s ix te e n ‘m onths old and had been on 'earth but a short while to gladden the heart* of pa rent* gnd; friend* but this sweet flower was not made to V v f: ‘'7 -:AI 'P ’ t. v f j GOOD BARGAINS IN USED CARS Overland Safes & Service Company Sanford, Florida* mmm ar ;V ■i. \x3xaa �, ', u l rw -» * rF i* . ■;*! v . P rH Ii LT i f f iif sv l™ ■ ‘ i i t ■■■. in . *. • -_______________________ .' .......................... ___________ ♦ =*»= . . . . . . M ay a * im * = —wm■■■■r 3= . .. . . l .♦4 u l B a t 8 W ear Lot 1 raa B I44_ .- .. . - .. W 144S It 8 TOO ft oa« 41.M * bag N B ear a l WM U t 1 TAOb raa W 414 ft B 44 ft B IT.19 4 1 4 ft N *4 f t . . ------------- i W. C, Btearart— W. O. A ld r id g e ...--------John M « » i i —-------------- • W. O. A ld r id g e .... — U l u m 4 * U . Black 0 . . . _ All Black 1 4 .—------- Su.---------i — . ; M l t IT------------------------.* • A ll Block I I . 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Tbreahtr ------- IIJ 0 1480 105.54 73.00 44.00 07.10. 4.70 A Bab Dltlelea of Sac 51 Tp. 10 B. B. 31 E aa Retarded la Flat Booh No. 4. Faga 4 Hemiarie Caoaly Record* 41.40 BfM af U t A____________ — ________________________ Oto_A. T o u aaaad -------- . ‘ dander n a p p a m t t------Guilder H appereetl____ Hack taa 1919— .— 1.13 Or eratreat TurpenllaeCo. ' 1.94 , L'SF- r. . t* f f i. , • ■ I r ’*' • W - . 4 • a . » • E. H. Dillon H a ir * ....— 4 * • * 40 SO 4 8-10 J U nkaaa l i t i a — ■ » ---- , , MO U a k a o v o ...; __________ i >7J Mortoa Really Co._____ Urn. H. B._Coffae . , _ l Z 3 •» v«S Oaa. T . U ppfacolt_____ 17.14' 1.10 Saafard Celery Delta aa Raaardad la Flal Baak Na I Faga 74 Bgmtaala Co R retell 4 acraa of U t 0 'a aad • * . R of W of 40 ft road on . E S A __________________ ‘ N ick Z tr a o r tia ________ o tt w*• Ueti s44i a ____________ U ra. E. A. O roaa.ad . _ 1A lt u ...... - _______ __________ W. 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Sm ith...... ............... , N W K of BWK of N E K ............ 1 20 30 W H of N E K of B E K -------------- 1 40 38 Beg 418 ch N and 14 ch E of a w cor..... ................... — 1 JO 10 rua 8 44 dag 30 min W l . f t ch B 47 dag 10 Beta E 10 ch 8 48 dag 50 ■ala W 4.4 ch N 47 dec 10 tala W 10 ch N 41 dag 50 aria E 4M eh N 47 d e f 10 min W 10 ch N 44 deg 50 mla E TK ch 8 47 dag 10 mla E It eh to b ra ----------------8 40 49 Bag N E corjaf N W 19 49 10 U a k a o w a ...----------------U akaow a.-------------------M. M. Sm ith___________ l 1 ah rua E . dag 59 mla E 14-44 ch N 81 dag 10 mla W 4.78 ch N Ely to , Bag 4.55 ch N 31 dag 50 ■la E of lataraactlaa ol E alda of Ry with W llaa.... 4 rua N 51 drg 30 m la'E 7.03 ch B 31 dag 10 mla _ . - -- • jo ariB W 7.93 cb N 18 dag 10 * mla W 19J » eh . —— ----B EK of N W K of B W K ........ ...... * Bag S3 ch W of NE aor------------ 4 rua W 3 ch 8 10 rh . 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M etta a ...... — 49 30 o to S K of ’Ni H ^ u r c z - z z z Bag at lataraactloa of 8 llaa Saaford Grant, with E 10 34 llao 8 . F. Ry. run B 43 dag E I t 4-10 ch N 10 ch N 44 dag W 0 4-10 eh lo aaM Ry BWly alone earn a to bag All la Saaford Grant (laaa bag IW car 84.4 cb 8 of rua E 84 dag B 10 ch 8S 44- dag “W to Sac. llaa 40 N to bag)— ... — --------- 14 K aad . N K of 1WK B EK of BW HEK (laaa N » acraa ol K ol NW K of ;BEK •«<> I*­ bag 44 45.................... ft N ofBE eorOf of N E K of BE) rua N 450 ft 404 ft W 540 ft HEIr to bag)____________ 13 Bag 44 ft N of BE cor of N E K of B E K ---------- -----------— 13 run N 404 ft W 1440 ft 8 444 ft lo Ry BEly a lo a f Ry to b a g ...— — — to ^ W ° C ^ K - af kk NW K -5 49.16 4.87 Unknown Paul Early 9.70 1.39 I. T o y o m a ...____;______ E. C. S taters_________ I % Seminole. Co Bank .— 1 Bag BE c o r .— -------- — — —— • raa f f 410 yds W 44 yda B 340 yda E 41 it 39 10 31 it SI to 11 8 8 3 U a k a o w a .____—______ B. J. Ovaratroat _ — _— Ella B. In g ra m ...______ 2)17 2.11 ' 1.45 T . W. D r y d a a . . —— I. T o y o m a ...__________ 9.55 19.13 4 19 11 4 19 91 3 E . M. Howard_____ _____ 25.33 10 31 31 6 10 N ona W ylly..— ________ Mary J. Hatty_________ 17.15 41.49 St 31 5 I. T o y o m a ...——_^___ 1.13 40 40 11 * 11 3 < 61. W. U v a l l ___ — _ C. W. Goodrich_______ 17.1*' 2.84 6 ‘6 49 20 40 *1 11 3 Jama* Aahlay— ________ 40 31 31 1 10 10 " t a . leroa aa Bacardrd la Flat Baak Na. I. Faga 40 Bamlaola County ^ U t 15 Block I __ 14 147 E. If. Praatoa__________ 11.10 14.47 U . M. Smith. Prim Hammock Allotment aa Bacardad la Flat Rack Na. I Pages 104 aad 103 Sem laela C aaaly Baaarda Lot 4g _ J _______________ ___________________________ U a k a a w a ...----------------IT 18 IS fl rua w 14.44 eb B 0.4 ch W 1.47 ch 8 0.33 ch P. 90 Hake S 4.10 ch E 13.01 ch N 40 4-100 eh to bag and S E K ol N g p u __________________ . Bag 14.44 c V -W of N E ’ eor of BW K of N W K - ---- run a 0.4 ch W 1.47 eh B 0.43 ch K 04 linka B 4.tO eh W to BW cor ol ■aid 40 acraa N 40.4 ch E to b a g ---------------------- - & 05 40 Wyllir Batata . _______ Gao. A. Morta____ __—. 14.55 4.14 20 20 20 31 JI 31 (8 49 — 93 40 40 101 J. 8. AraolA’. ~ * v ). •S. Mary A. B ra c k .-.-------- 133 U akaowa -------------------W. B. Preach__________ | 40 Ura. B. A. Howard.:----- 43.71 ,U --. ’ : 3.07 • — 11 13 41 13 41 .— w*L ■ .E l ! s >\ «b • £ ■w " i i r a w , ‘ * j W “ » •« ” h J. Bpoadrr* ^ I r l r a . .. .. — 8 * » » Jrm ra A. D avenport___ <10 40 W. A. Whitcomb_______ Unknown....... ................... 88 J . A. D av en p o rt..._____ S it >• cm 11 IT , ’« 5 7 C. A. S a u n d e rs...——— W. A. W hitcomb_______ SA88 .i • SO 40 ISO 40 SO J. H. Bryco___________ a •. . •■ U akaowa. ____ — 113.50 IA55 U a k a a w a .... -a ——— 14.06 W K C. A. S au n d ers..._______ A0O J. U. B ry ce ..__________ M. D. Barber___________ ATI 22 ran 8 404 ft W 330 ft N 494 ft E 410 ft .......... of N E K of N E K » f „ 8W » 40 nr« *corner vi **w• of gE :__k of _____ 21 W tl s r if - f ,UI E 99 yd* B _______ : s i Lot 1— M T J ....... 23 t H of NW K of )N E K ........ .... .. 38 ______ 21 i (1m * ’± ’1 SEK of N W K , SR oIBWM -* 8 EH E)i of 8 »f !SW N ----------U lI 1I ----— —-------------. Lot* 3 and 4 . HWU of N W X SE(( -----SEK „ ____ 0 --2 3 _______ 23 _______23 _______24 ............. 24 _Z — 26 _______47 _______28 ___ ___ 30 _______32 K___34 ol _______ 34 ..............34 .20 31 20 32 32 32 32 40 20 20 a 37 20 40 29 16 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 83 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 20 20 20 32 32 32 40 U n k n o w n ..:.— (0 20 40 20 112 40 160 80 (0 (0 6 40 20 ___L__ Uakaowa . . . —--------- si William B lm m oaa..;.— 2aat D . r e n d itio n ..... ............ =. » R. Roblnaon— ----------- H J L a W.fA. Whitcomb. U nknow n... . —— C. N. Uiyao___ —______ Unknown........ ............. ;— U nknow n._______ —------ 4.40 1.49 6.00­ 5.00 2.71 Unknown.. . . ___—__— Mr*. K. M. S elf----------W. A. Whitcomb---------C. M. llonnrll.......... ......... II. If. I’attlahal)_______ U nknow n._______ ______ Harry Harlem Bihar . . . ^ le* Wundrr........ ............. nknow n-------------------Unknown ........ ................. U nknow n... — ——____ J. U. and J 8 . Leonard. —— B. Olreon______________ J. II. Lea______________ 4.13 . 8.00 <-<6 8.00 2.U 13.60 38.26 23.16 14.83 6.00 3.78 6.00 57.15 21 Bag 816 ft 8 of MW c ir ------------ 3 run 8 603 ft K 669 It N 633 ft W 369 ft S 8 120 ft W 261 ft — Bag 261 It E ol NW cor.............. run 8 686 ft E 369 M ft N 686 ft W 888 M It------BK!< of NW K of N W K ---------BEK of N E K ol N)VM .. All BEK ot BEK lying W of * 8 . F. R> (lea* • lot sold Griggs by F. J, Lynch, and Iraa 13-100 acre In 8 E cor_________________ N W K of N W K . _________— " " « ti — ----------K. W. U w to a — — — 6.10 1.03 1.66 N W K of B W K ________________12 21 E K of BK ql N E K of BW K — . >2 N ^ K Noi ^ 4 _ .a d _ 8 ^ _ o f i3 3t 30 21 21 10 run yds 1.43 tl 40 30 • 30 40 40 40 80 10 15 10 30 so 21 81 N W K o f s V k I Z Z Z Z Z Z Z 24 BWK of BEK of B E K . . . . . — 24 U nknow n.... — ———__ Orlando.Development Co Wm. r r i n i l e _________ Orlando I>#v. Co. ------- 219 Ovaratroat Turp Co------- 19 81 89 11 If U nknow n.--- --------------- 11 19 Unknown . . . . ----------- — T. W. U w to a .................... J. C. Patterson — T. W. U w to n .................... T. W. Moran___________ 14.73 A00 8.00 8A4B -s J. B. A C. B. J o a t* 3 l------A31 21 31 J. B. J obm at a l------------ 41 of N W K ----------------—— 13 Elbert U.9aMorgan------— ” *' Mr*. J. M. J o bm ------------------------AT9 W. If. Howard---------------11.30 W. J. U w t o a __________ 9.99 W. J. U w t o a . - —--------- IATO 41 31 ’ .**1 11 41 11 11 41 11 41 41 11 41 II tl It 81 11 19 F O. Baldwin H r * ....— 19 F. O. Baldwin n r * . . . . — *1^ 19 Or»rttract Tarp. C*.----- 11 9 11 11 11 4 4 W. U. Howard---------------- 1A 10 3 J. D. Joaaa........ ................. 1.31 IK 40 19 J. M. Joaaa-----------------Glasgow Roblaaoa--------U a k a o w a ....—------------- 1A 90 A lb i.b b 11 11 tl 1 | * E a id /V tl I la Flat Bank N a 1 Faga 19 8 *#*£ Ul ^ u 419 419” _410 441 OBd . U t 444___ —_______ ^•U (19 aad 910___________ yda Sgh Fraata Addition to Altamonte aa Recorded la Flat Baab Na I Faga Iff Bamlaala Caaaty Baaarda E. T. 9 11 9 11 • | 11 11 •r 9 91 - a e . VE - V i a . 'S U 40**def l.TS ah Iff 99 Uaka to af BE cor eor *1 I Bag * ^**'ia ^ W W *1 off BBK..-. r r - — 9 21 V V o o ^ y d .- s r i o i wda E 109 yda B 190 o ^ i d i ^ K V i f w k Z - 19 91 J a b . C ataa.----------------, A rthur Jam es-------------- Treat's Second AddlUaa I* AlUmaai* a* t w a r f f r i U F U l Banff Na I. Fag# 13 A. R. WlUlama------------W. D. Hoctoa -------------u .“ > ) ' ' " M ary M. 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Mora*.-------------Realty T raat Co........ ...... T. W. Moran - . ___ ____ 19 49 to 80 Mr*. 8: M. Jalka.—. — 91 il Barak Galas*.. f.« 9 S lO A il O rlaada Dav. C a­ Oriaadid* Dav. C#----------T . W. Mama---------------T . W. Manta ri R 91 J . B. Jaaaa----- T.W3 IP 1 T. W. Moran . v /, A. W. A ria y .. J . Jalka Hrir*_ 4.91 i . 'S .S S S : _W . K . Hawcar d. — T. W. Mar an—________ .9 1 SI lilo 19 11 3.4 b W. H. Howard. ______ _ _____— SI e ol T l W K a l M i l II °*NB W k “ ternTTo- tZ " ! | NWK ___ aa d W by I cb N aad • la N E cor gad la ri 10 ah N aad S ^ y lb cb B aa d W la BE car)— — 4* Beg BE car af N W K *< N W K £ 92 rwa-N 19 4 ^ W 14 aW 8 10 ch E 13 «k__________ I Bag 13 ft N r i BE car of BWK 21 21 1 of N W K ______ „ ______ 92 ran w i l l r k T A t ch B T.BI cb B A t cb---------I b K •! BW K (laaa bag Tl ft W of NB cor yoa W 119 yda I I t yda I 199 yd* .til N 84 yda -aad laaa N K of N a f IlM • T b w U al BW K a a d laaa N U aff S » T al BWK 9-V* Chaa. B . M a a c a ..-------BBKe u J. C. P alter*#*.. . — U a k a a w a ....--------- -----Uakaaw U a k a a w a .. . . —------ — Oriaad* la Dav. Co— ;----- i of B T H T i ” .” “ E I I I ft B 1*3 f t . ---- :-----/ Bag _____19 u ai TR lrK •*............... a* im . I ? 8am Rawta_____ AU 91 tl 21 •T »Aa J. C. P a tta r a o a ..... M. M. Sm ith--------- B W K -.----- ------------------ 94 T . W. M* A- V ;.x.L ‘ j r'-V SUE ■ V II U U 110, U l , l i t , aad 119..*---U t 113--------------------------------| U U 149 aad 1 1 7 ..------------------ aad A19 eb N and Ptaa of Bab DtrUloa af r e e i htiaagUg ta AHa as aria Load Halal a»d M a ifr im H i T ba Biaria Calaay Campaay'a Bab Dl rial a a aa Baaaadad ta Flal Baak N a 9 Faga TL by _1T9 yda W .’ iJ ,“ . / '. ? ) * w 3 L it <1 M 0 4f . ‘p a 76.70 r BE car)-------------------------- >« *} ------- ‘ Bag BE e o r .— ------------- -— - j 19 XI Ran N 480 yds W I I B 810 yds E I I yda.... c------------- 19 29 W o / BE to r ----------1« 91 I I Dag 39 : Mr*. M. A. -Jalka----------f* , »' v- • Chaa. Sweat— _________ A lb J. B. Ik C. B. J obs* ..— . J 1 * *• 2' W. IL How ard.— — 20 2 . . Act* Ib N E c o r o f B E K ®f BE K afB W K . - ———— 9 I N E K of BEK (!•*• H ° 4da 1.47 II I4.04 I N W K a f a W K cf N W K ---------- » • «» 19.29 I BW «< of B E K ..-------- ---------- — 1* •» .W 3 s ra S i= = O. F. Swop* 19 J. B. Joaaa....... T. W. U w to a .. rua B 41 ft E 178 ft B 41 ft W 188 ft N 226 fl W 180 ft B 426 f t ....... . _ of B W K _______ *4 -------- *__________ I I B E K ,..... 16 3.86 | Bl ’ h ^A Al-u T . - ------R. H. Morgan__________ irga 31 v .n a kerne Bewheewo* Comaeay** * x e > < AddllUa la Wlae k Haeaaeach aa Rccacdad V .a Aradalt Oabara* n *. 1 P . | . 199 Bamlaala C a a a l/ Racarda, 73.70 Bas l l ’yda W of BE cor of------- 19 11 I I . ' _______ 40 C* M o r g a n ...:------| U U 241. 1 4 l.S242. 4 l.8241 4 t and 244-------“ ran W I I y d . N 110 J . H. La#_____________ __ TAT0 y d a ^ E 44 yda B 110 , 40 12.14 K of N W K ....... .......r ----- — 41 X 11 Gao. Qainea........ ..........— ffA ll 199 11 Bag A l" c h ~ E 'T l~ V r w ' cor af ‘ o ^ ' N E K " ~ r i" 1 fB jd ^ * f N atty# B . U aahart....— I b 9 11 11 BWK of N W K ------» • *» Orlando Dav. Co---------I ra a N 9.9 cb B 74 dm 40 9 11 11 E 9.41 cb B A l ch w e g g “ .VI? 8 l.d b .*1 11 — 4.81 4.81 4.88 Orando Dav. Co------- — 10 • U ak a o w a --------------------- 14.80 4.44 10.46 A ll 9.4B T.1S A71 N 440 yda W 110 yda S 420 yda E 119 41 4.14 21 ‘I ! Orlando Dav. Ca----------9.84 .13 Orlando Dav. C a. — -------------3.00 Orlando Dav. Ca— —— !•*« Bag 7.07 ch B of NE cor of 8W K of B E K . . _ _ , - _ - 13 run n 9 cb W 7 ch N 9 10.14 ch E 7 eb----------------------- • Morris I. W illiam ......... Bag BE cor of BWK of B E K ..... 11 it run N 130 yda W 110 yda Orlando Dav. Co----- -- -IA« 8 160 yda E 110 yda------Orlando Dav. Co---------B E K" of Wm. Martin__________ _ 1 * of B)WK of* " 13 E. J. D urdin..---- — -----• E. J. Durdin-----------------iN K o8fE &"K oi SHE X "of 19 19 Orlando Dev. C o .... . — 9.73 | rK of N EK of NW K —----- 19 I N W cor..__--------------- - -- 19 Paga 14 Neariaelt Caaaly Racarda ra* 8 IM ch E 4.17 ah L. H. Griffin--------- — B 9 ah R 1.34 ah N 9 ch O. E. Ad*my..... ... — — N 10 dag E 7.94 ah N H . H. Reasier--------------M. L. J a ffn f---------------:«0 I Dag 8 W J o fV w K e r N ^ i V . 19 Emil M ic h e l__________ .o o l run N 10K ch E 2.1 T II. U. Roaaiar._________ ,t0 I cb 8 9 ch E 1 3 4 ch 8 to Fred Coarc has-------— 8 Hat of arid 40 dares W to lo b beia f . . . — —- ---------4.41 w Orltado Dav. Ca.------I Bag 90 yda E off NW cor of It Orlando Dav. C o_______ 4. 3 1 1 raa * N ta d lu b ^.BEly U a k a o w a ....--------------alaag ditch B I I < i | 4 A lt.c b 'B I t cb W L i t math aa Retarded go }■ S lii::!? A " ^ 7 = ” E U M S 9 — — - — —— —— Z Z Z 4 .4 9 M. M. Sm ith___________ Orlando Dav. Co — M. M. Bmlth___________ T. W. Moran---------------J. C, Patterson------------- 21 II NW K of NW \i of N W K -----— 15 Bet 225 It N Dl BW cor ol N K of N K • ! ®* ___ '-------------- 15 run E 110 ft 8 60 ft E 1140 J t N IIS ft W 1120 ft 8 105 ft to Bag 444 ft E of BW cor of N K of N K ®f S E K of 1.70 • N W K ---------------------—— 16 1A»3 rua N 111 ft E 171 fl 2.81 B l i t ft W 876 ft to 9.41 B t | 8 ) J V « 'o r N K V rB E K 2.83 G. D. Hurlhurt------------- 30 40 10 21 4 .4 4 7.8B A 16 E 103 yd* N 70 W 103 yda 8 70 • ' 4.97 Ova retreat Turp. Ca...!— Geo. Gllyard__________ Orlando Dev. C o ....... .... >K 120 20 20 71 21 8A 49 14.41 T. W. Moran___________ G. M. Aria...... .................... E K of BE >< of B W l ( . --- -- ----- . 1 4 21 31 N E K of BEK (laaa N K of N K of N K ) -------------------}4 * «J BWK of S E K _________________14 21 31 N W K of 8 F .K --------------------------- 14 21 *> N W K of N E K ________________ I® *» 31 10.76 Be* BW cor of N E )* of Orlando Dav. Co---------- 40 30 30 80 21 21 21 11.10 SI »»' » W l % i S f c z Z Z Z = Z Z \ l 2i E K of N E K of BW K__________ 14 11 A. E. Grlfin’a Hah DteUlaa aa Recorded la Plat Baah Ha. I Paga 41 HemlaeU Ca. Racarda W K of U U 14 and 15 and 6.26 W. 8 . M oor* _____ :— W K of 14 and all 17 1.66 Unknown ------- —— W 115 ft of U ta II and 10 “ oa ahrl V I T tl ■ * m i N K of U t 28 ahd N 331 ft ol - Morton Realty Co----- — U t 2 7 ----------- :--------- •* 21 I, Oelada Scheal T raders' 8 *b IMelalaa aa Racardad la f l a l Baak N a. 2 Page II • Hamlaala C . . . 1 , R r r .r d .^ « ______ „ LoU 1 and 2 . . — — N W )(___________________ 15 21 21 1 Faga dd BaaUaala Co. Raeacda Imwfaa Brae..---------------AdB Jahn J. Eagaa'a Addlllea la Oelada aa Racardad la Plat Baak Na. 2 Faga 12 Hamlaala Caaaty Rtrarda X^ * . J. B. J obs*...... .................... Morton R tilty Co . . . W. A. Kloorc ----Unknown . — —----- Unknown nek Faga 44 Baaalaala Cn. U . W. T a n n e r ....— J . O. Jalka lira---- _ ,,, — . Midway la Htc, 19, Tp. 21 H. R. 31 E., aa Racardad la Flal Baah Na. I, Faga 49 Hrariaale Caaaty Rrrerda _________ ' Sam Rails.___________ — U l 2 —. _________ Bam H olla_______— -----U l 7 __ _________ . Nelson llo /to n _____ —— U t 14— 4.6 0 Trarl E. Stephen* of U t 6 ---- ------------' SW K‘ of SE K 40.0B D. a . Nmllk'a Addlllea ta Orlads aa Racardad la Plat Baak Na. I, Fag* 44 * Hvm laall Caaaly Racarda U t* 18 and 1 7 ._________ ______ • ' C. J .‘M arshall..... ............. U U 18 and 14-----------------------} , L. D. Moor*------------------ W. A Xtoof. A. C. Martin..................... Thoms* Sheppard and Kira. L. G. HUrbuck U t 144 ——--------------------U U 131 aad 139..------------------ N K of N E K of BKM a n ! WK o P N W K r i BEK and BW K of flE K aad N K of N E K of BEK af BEK ana all _ W ol Wsklva rlvar of 8 4.42 4.41 4.01 .14.40 1.14 44.43 30 WK of E K o« »W K of SEK aad IK acre* described In Deed Book 8 Face 33 HtmlnoU Co. Itrrora* Beg BE cor of SWK ol N E K run W 1820 It N tilt It E 1320 ft 8 231 ft —- — NK of NE K of NW K aad IIVJ Mrs. A McCbaaaey H r*. U ta 10. 17 and II Block 1 ------- N W K of • Bd NW K Brg 347 ft E of BW eor of .. (laaa BEK aad lea* N E K 1*9 N E K i____ :------------------- *9 9 1 * 2 9 c l N W K )__________ “23 21 30 rua N 404 ft E 414 ft ‘ of N W K and BEK of NW K 30 N 48 ft E 112 ft 8 432 21 39 2.73 N E K --------------------- ------' j A. L. In g e r so a ...------— 19 40 ft W 077 f t -------------------' 11 10 CK K -----------------------------------BEK of B E ------------- *T 19 80 41 E K ol W K of BEK M B E M - - * • A lltm e.lt aad Palm Hpriaga a . Bacardad I . Plat Baah B Pag* 41 Oraag* Ca B .cttd a 10 NEK of SWK of lifeK ------- --- *» 21 30 ; 18 Block 2 ________________ ______________ p . Fraalaad-----------------* .19 30 Ut 8 WK of flWW of B E ] J _ ._ .---- *• t l _________ 21.17 N E K of N E K a a i D. B. Vila# . 19 .. 21 28 8 W)i of BWK of B E K ------------4 10 10 21 B W K ------------------------------ 14 NWK of BWK of flEK aad Bag 7.87 ch N of BE ~ Galdaarad Hagbta aa Bacardad la Plat Baak Ns 2 81 21 cor of B W K ------------------- 4 rua N 7.I t ch W 14.88 U t • Block 13-----------------------ch 8 7.68 cb E 14.88 U t 24 Block 1 3 ... ------------------- . D . 8 . V ila * ...__________ I**® L ou 14 aad 12 Block 17----------21 * chains____________—------ 4 21 Beg 8 E cor of BWK o l..................4 21 U t 1 Block 1 8 ...---- --------- -----raa N T .IV ch W 14,81 U t IT Black 19----------------------ch B 7.87 ch E 14.11 U t 22 Block 19--------------------D. A Vila#.......................... U t 11 Block 1 4 . . . -------------------------------WK el * N*WK af B EK ” "of 40 U a k a p w a ....—— ----11 so B W K ....— —.:_______ — 4 21 5H "ri “ WK el N W K al BW K Haas M ortoa Realty C a . ------49 11 40 . ? ___ S3 2K acraa la 8 E eor)--------7 21 49 ______ 15 11 19 Iv m V . W W S J J. H. Fear's Bab DfrlaUa Blabaa_nt FUatatlaa aa Recardrd la Flat Baak Na. 1 Fag# 49 Beamlaal* Caaaly Racarda ....u i. 1.13 -O vertired Tarp C o----U l 1*_____________ ______ 1.49 1 a. Klatman-------------U U IS and 1 4 ...-------------------. U u 23 aad i f . . . . ____________ . 41 Wlaaa'a Addlllea U Oelada aa Bacardad la FUl Baak Na. I Pag* 44 -> Namlaali Caaaly Racarda ot 1 and E I I ft of U t 3 Lawton Bros.... . Block A ________________ ot I attending to Ry. and ■tor* building to within 30 ft N of NW cor* of J. B. J obs* ..... ...... ........ — building Block A . - --------Joa U tn h art. — _______ U t a 10 and 11 Block 11-----------U n k n o w n ..._—__—— LoU 1 aad 2 Block C .------ ------L. A. W ilton----------------U U 18, I I and 17, Block C...'— All U U 12. 14 aad 14, lying B and W ol. a_lln* which would be BW . Hna of Lot 2, Block U If a t­ L. A. W lU on.._________ tended, Block C. . . — 30 M S ^ iw K jr z z z z z 2H E U of N E K of B E K ---------W?4 of N W )( of B E K ... . SW K of BEK aad SK of 8 E 21 of 8 E K --------------- -----4.83 N E K of N E K ----------------------- N W K of NW K ----------------- « 4| S t t V W - iiw - f - N t ii” 2.16 and EK ol N E K of 3.85 N W K «l N E K ------------- . 2 1 NW K ol BWK and N E K •> l-NHIi R- Tan . 8 G ra.l « Raaardad U Flat p .ah N . 1 Fa^a U u 2. 11 and IT...................... -1— 6 Jana Young Eatata 28 31 U t 4_________________________ 3* Uanry Young------------— N p»rl of LoU 6 and 6 ---------- 33 20 31 ■K 81 U . L. Mitchell** Addlllea la Ovled* aa Bacardad la Flat Baab Na 1-Faga >1 Bamlaala Caaaly Bacarda U u 11 and 14 Block B .— ------ ------^ ____ •______________ Jaffa Barlow-----------------I tVlldmers la Bar. 11 Ta. 20 B.. R. 10 E. ahd Hac. 5 Tp. 11 B. R 18 E aa Racardad la Plat llaak Na. l,'P a * e II I . Bamlaala Caaatr Record* 1.38 U U I. 2. 8, 4. 8 and 7 Block AE* J M ] ° -----------4.80 U U 10 lo 20 Blodk A_________ P. It. H o lm a n ...----------120 ¥ It. Holman. U t 7, A 11 and 1A Block 1 1.10 P. R. Ilo lm a a .... U U 1 and 4 Block C ._______— 120 F. IL Holman____ U t 1 and*. Block C. ■ ■ . . . . — U ta 3. 10 . 12 and 13 of A b a r lo w .____ s. Matter Block C .. ___ — ------------P. It. )lfolm aa____ _____ U t 11 Block C........................... — ¥. R. H o lm a n ...---------- U u 14, 19 and 30 Block C ____ K. II. Holman__________ U ta 1 to 10 Block D__________ Maaacy A Whrlow-------U ta 11 and II Block D {---------P. R. H olm an.------------U U 14 and 14 Block D'---------Mateey A Warlow-------U U 16 and 18 Block D . ---------U U 17. 18. 19 and 20 1.60 F. R. Holman ----------Block D .........I__________ 4.16 F. R. Holman _______ All Block E ____—--------------2.63 Mra. Roberta Allan — U ta 1 to 6 Block I...... ................. 3.00 A IT Eric Aadoraaa'a Addition ta Oelcdn aa Recorded Flat Baah Na. I. Faga 88 Bem laait Caaaly Racarda • •• U U 3. 4 and 8................................. J - 11• ^ n m .--------- ----------14.IB a — ■ i i ■■ —•< ii " ■■ T. L. Caaklag'a Addlllea la O vflda aa Bacardtd la Flal Baab N * I , Fag» 44 ’* Bamlaala Caaaly Racarda • U t 1 and * atrip IS by 100 ft 67.44 R. W. Lawton----— —v — ol E a id a o ! U t A — 00 f» U t 4 (laaa 14 by 100 f | off B 1A 19 E. J. M auball— .— — — ■ I d a ) . .. . ______________ — S A I» J. M. J o n e s.___ — __— Lot 3 and E K ol 6 —— —— 4 .4 3 W. H. Howard. J----------A 9» ‘Mra. Brian B a rn n a U r— C. C. C al____________ a, 21 Henry J o bm .. u ff.IV Lota 1 , 1 anil S Hlock H ..e------LoU 4( ft iffd LoU 7 to 18* niM k a* H it _______ 7* A SB A. Aalla'a Prat Addition la O rieda aa Seconded la Flal Banff Na. I Faga 44 ■ • Bamlaala Caaaly Bacarda . ( _— I) R. Mllcbtll'a Harvay af lb* Levy Gradl aa Rrrardad la F lfl Bank N*. I Pag* 3 Bamlaala Caaaly Racarda Gila*, O vertired A Let 26 Block B— — ----- —------D r a w __________ 2.45 Unknown--------------------1.07 All ualolted part of Block B . . Let 8 lira* bag 14 eh N .o l BW cor run N 85 deg 60 min E 3 3-100 cb N 8 dm 30 min W 9 ch S 70 deg W 3.67 eh 8 6 Gila*. Overetreel A • deg 30 mla E 10 3-10 D raw ...................... 3.02 ch to beg) Block C---------J. S. D ln k le__________ 9.54 Lot II Block C -----------------------J. 8 . Dlakle---- ------------5 »5 Lot 18 Block C----------- —------ — 27 20 31 liet SW eor U t 2 ---------run 8 to NW cor Lot 12 Block C E along N Una of U U 8 . 8, 10, 11 and 14 Block C to U k a Jeaup NW to mouth of Unknown--------------------l*-*® Soldier Crash W to bag . . Unknown — — -----------<•"“ Let 0 Block D ------------------------Gllrw, Overstreet A Lot 11 Block D----- ----- — — g — Drew-----------------<<8 Myrtelle Terry----- -------J-f® Lets 21, 22. 28 and 24, Block D . U n k n o w n ...--------------U t 75 Block D ------------ -----------W. B. French at a l-------4.25 U l 57 Block D -----------------------Uakaoarn-------- —— —— 7.25 U t 05 Block D___________ ____ E. U. Dillon___________ • ATI U t 50 Block D „—------------ — ______________________________ 9 _ N K ) and BWK of BWK B t| 301 It 8 and 94 ft W of > NE ‘ eor of BWK of NW K ----------------------- --- 9 ran & to F. M. Ry W 403 ft N to p t W ef _ . bee E to beg....... ............... Of NEW of N E K ------------ 9 >H »cre* la NE cor el B EK ®( 9 BN ef8a r .> ('off- BEK- r i t "w Z 9 ... .k ,r* river------ ------ :-----BN of BWK of BWK (laaa beg BE eor ra a N 279 ft W f i t ft B 178 f t E «13 ft)----------- — 19 9119 NWK of BWK B . d T i K of NEK of BWK of BW K - 10 1® Rw Ota. Gala SI « V <A «l run . 4T ’c-b-B” -. C 8.41 ik N I e k ..------— W oodard.._______ K R. Roblnton--------------w" .. „ Bag BW cor of BK>( of S W K .,, 24 8W.K R run E i f deg 80 Me.lkrra lra a C aPU m p,arfaah a j'a ’P W i"*** TIM«. Caaaly Btcarda T* i* 30.81 ch B 1 ch W 20 fUaiaera eFlarlda „ MO arg(4 Na.•£3 *}• ra g eG *7, Hamlaalt Edw. flhlemaa----------- — ch ilae......— __— ____ ____ U t, 3 . ad 4---------------------------• U akaow a....................... C. D. llalnaa........ —-----N E K ol N E K ------------------------ 1* Mortoa Realty C o . . . . — BEK .-------*---------------- T* BW K a ft___ _________________ W. E. Simmon* ——— —. l.lr worth Grata Campaay'a Flral AddKIan to Urn Uwtt of af'Gaaava aa BacardadSa W K »f 8 W )( of B W K ................ *« lata w an, r , M DMk Na> r M , g j, Bamlaala Cdaaly Racarda Clllva W. M cK ay---------BK of E K o? N K )( of S W K — *« 0.00 S K of N E K of N W K _____________________________________ E. T. Htin ea .__________ (W. J. Daniel*____ Lot* 7 and 8 Block 1---------------- * n e k . oV a a d ' B K of BWK i B E K aT N E K •< NWJu ? A ~ W 4 fV S S #H „ Victoria Jamleoa.—— as . ea-• —•01—e——— — — °* 22 *» • . B K *i 8W K_*f T . C. Blmpaoa--------------Lewie 41 Johaaoa ----------Ove rat rant Turp. C a. 10 49 i , « , >• ran W *10 ft N 105 ft B 110 ft B 191 f t ------------ __ . . .. HEK of BW K— i______________ * • M 84 W K of BWK (laaa 4 five acre IT.0S ' tracU told ta A. Daama 4.11 and C. C. C at)---------------- 10 81 24 Bag on N alda of O. B. Ry 340 , 431 ft N of BW cor___________10 41 24 . ' run N 980 ft E 449 ft B > to R of W BEly along ' Ry to b c c ----------------- :— All N W K of R H k B and E ol Creak...-*—— ------— 41 21 20 Bag 294 ft 8 of NE cor of E K . 88 ' • I11 t 46 49 81 ft ran B 441 t t % 49 ft B 149 ft W ft t* b a g ..— Alaiaadria ar d ried # aa Bacardad In Flal Baah Na. 1 Parent CRy aa Racardad la Flal Bark Na- 4 Page 99 Bemlaala Caaaly Bacarda U t 1 Block A.----- :----------------of U t 4 and all 4, A 4 1A90 M. E. Clark__________ aad E K ol 7,.-------- —---1A*0 U t > Block A Overstreet Turp. Co...... l i t to i l l -------------------- — LoU 414 '■a* ,0.07 A. Aalla’a Flan af O .lada aa Bacardad la Flal Baak Na. J. L. H ill______________ 49 ■M .. U U l t o 4 Block F------------------ . , Fl ori da C1traa Camoaar*a Flal af lka Oaaava T rad la flat. 41, Tp 10 B B. gealhata B i n < a u i j { » u r ,r ( ^ r , g# Bamlaala Caaaly Racarda ““ Heg wk ■ M E K s n y aa l sname b i •19 * t l .81 4-19 1*M® O tt. Elagalay N W K .?f N WrM ^ jtf' * f.:N E )^ aad WK . . •■ W ri e‘ 11 W. A. Whitcomb— • 10.40 c , E. r * ( tm a a .----------1140 ATT 1tea mb______ tcomb______ 0.34 ,4 « 14 “ f ,80' - -------------------------------------- 1 11 b r ™ -----------------._ >0 . . . .31 . Mra. B. K. A rth u r. . . . . IT. **W;**F* ■ » J L o t i --------------------------- ---------- W. A- W hitcomb.______ - Raya) Fern Cn.----- — — 40 B M W P « » l t f 8 l l | » - ^ 3 6 s s L ____ « . . . *• **•«• • • Gao. Ool 8 144 ft B IA S ft Beg Sac Id Tp 41 B B 40 B aa Bacardad Mleou's Hah D ivides aa Raaardad la Plat Baah Na. 3 Pag* 7 ® *"'**1* C ,‘ B***, 4 jg «g (Coatlaaad a s Papa T) H I * rU4 A00 A09 A 00 U u 3. 4 aad 3...... ........................ ......................................................*• Gawtoa-------------------- i“u" - R r w " f i £ t l I0 „ % W. A. Wbltaamb_______ W. A. W hitcom b._____ W. A. W hitcomb______ Ui- < 'r a n E IT dag 10 mla I to E llaa Baa 8 f latereoctloa Brat Una known na U t I Blmma BabDl rial an----------------------- ' Taecawllla aa Racardad la Flat Baak B Faga 41 Orange Caaaty RaVarda Ut* 1 to 4 aad 17 te 20 and 33 to 36 and 46 and ______ U akaowa. 40 lo 6* . . ---------------------- U a k a o w a .. . . __________ U ak aaw a___ __________ U t 3 Black 4 . . . —------------------U t 7 B lo c k 'S ...---------------------- - S E t( of < N E I( of NE — Hrigbta aa Baewrdad la Fin* le a k Na. S.Fnga 44 Bemlaala C*aaly Btcarda L it 1.77 U n k n o w a ...._—______ 1.48 Unknb w n .___________ — awn o*Nek’VTbeKZ Z Z Z 8.20 J. H. C ow an.__________ 10 1.10 41.(9 C. W. Goodrich________ 49 1 10 11 * Frias V ia l a> Ft. Read aa Raaardad la Flal Baak Na. 1 P « a 144 Bamlaala Co. Racarda L^ia 1 1 1 aad i ______ Wa U aodnea-----------i.t® ,Z _ _ „ _ _ Z Z Z Z Z Z O. W. Wylly H rlra 1ST 1.10 U a k a o a ... U ta 11 and 1 4 .----------------------C. W. Goadrick... U ta R. 4 aad T ---------------------«.I5 A. B. Raaaall'a Addlllea la FL Read aa Bacardad la Flat Baak I Faga 07 . Bemlaala C aaaly Baaarda U U 4 aad 3 Block 8......... ..................................................................Unknown--------------------S .l l 40 U nknow n.____________ BWK of B E K ------------- ---------- - 7 40 41 N E K of N W K aad w R of EM of BEK of N W K aad EM ol W K •>) _ 45.05 Ura. J . A. M chlllllaa. . . . B E K of N W K ........... ........ 0 40 11 NW 41.18 - U ak n ow n .. . . ________ — U h 1 n a d l aad e R of B EK -- }* * 41.45 U nknow a_____ ________ U U l . f . 4 aad I .......:--------------- 1 ; 40 01 ryaa.----------------J. U. Bry U t 1 — _____________________ «» 80 41 ek U i 1013.......... Back N K of BW K of N W K of Mary C. T ite r ------------N W K — ________ ______ 10 40 11 3 • 54 10 415 10 10 4 4 ’ BEK of - K .. wV' !iEHw« Vi 4 N of HEM — ** BK ° ( jEf l w K ' Of N W H of 4 n e k . . ________ 6 4 Acraa Bq la NW N W eor---------:---cor BqSn NE E K .of of NW^K N W K of W K of » t.- N NW K dm ^ 4 ** ImU l! L “ Dd 4 4 4 a 4 - »![* Lota H37l H '.U ' **' *** * 8’ ** aad 08.... — ------------------- I. D . Hart___ l - ' - — 1 ol 8 M oi N W k" ~ o7 ~ b w T (-*7t 8 WW i 19.43 Bag 1180 f t ’ NTof 8 E cor of * B W K ol B W K ...---------raa E 458 It N 485 ft 4.10 W 444 ft 8 484 tL _______ 1.47 SW K Of BW K of S W K (laaa S .ll bag 04 yda N of BW eor rua E 40 yda N 40 yda W 40 yda 8 40 yd a)-------N K af B E K of BEK of B E K .. 8 K of N E K Of B E ft of SE H •­ Bag 110 ft N of BE cor of 10 10 0L,8 W ran H r " l i l t ft f f 410 ft 1414 ft 8 410 ft_. N E K of BW K of N E K .......... .... 8 K • ! . N E K of N E K •( 4 7-10 4t ^ » • • i,4 C T U U _ “* Armour Part* Works . . . • • r « k B8**kJ z " Z ” M Beck Ham mock aa Baaardad la Ptal Baak Na. I Pace 13 Ramlaala Caaaly Racarda Jim . Aahlay ___ — | . tt S . M. Howard. Z —Z £ 0.05 B. E. Browa'a B ab.D Itlalai i A flB ja*tJ--------- Z Z Z ______ . ‘ nil Bloaa 8 ----------------- —--------------- ----- ----- Draw’a Bab Dtrlalaa aa Recorded la Ptal Baah 4. Page 40. Hamlaata Caaaly(fcecerda 4.53 U a k a o w a ....-- ----------14 Mrs. Helen T. Morse ... . 41.75 U ta 0. 10. 11 aad 14-------Francis Karrall.________ 40 __ 14 20 80 Maaca llammack* aa Bacardad la Plat Baak Na 1 Page 01 Neariaals Caaaly Htcerde U ak aow a.. . . — ________ ’l l 20 30 ___ 14 40 M. M. Smith . . . ______ U ta 44. 43, 44, 43. 4A 47. 14 20 30 All in Saaford Grant 11.34 E. C. TyUa . Franrlt Kartell------------(0 aad 40 20 30 « S3 N W K of N W K -;----------- ___ 14 E. C. Tyler to Uakaowa ------- — — S K of U t SO. ___14 20 30 of---------N E K ...... 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SW JS • p■ 9 11 ' r T m a i J , fViiJgj Xjir*', � 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, May 21, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 21, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 21, 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/74f0f4ac606334893432e1d9d048b117.pdf 47581d4026475ae3c529607eaac070e4 PDF Text Text 1 •• —' r,v^rA ■ ■ \ 1 1 PUBLISHED : SEMI- w e e k l y ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN THE. HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IX A Message to Drafted Men and *'• Expert Female Stc!io|>M|ihcrb ''Young married tr.tn of draft ape arc •beginning tp rc ri!re 'lh a t‘-.ih'y e R id Cross Week which must -eeve U-c.r country, owing W the new plan .of the War Depart­ ment, to rube an arm y . of betweei three and five million men wit hit the ye*.-, anti quite a nunibi,- arc enrolling in the nayal reserve force in preference to being TJrafted.” en Red Cross Drive In Seminole ‘ - NUMBER 77 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1918 Canning Factories Want To Young Men Become of Age To Fill Our Army Come To Sanford the support cf the wives nre anxuoua to get into the army. Also, hundreds of cases have de­ veloped where men have waived their industrial cinislflcatlon ' and have asked to be placed In.elites 1 so they might Ic subject to early, call. Uncle Sam's nrnty on April 1, they might bp subject* to early cell Uncle Sam’s army cn April 1. 1917, consisted cf 1-1,079 trtlbficd regulars, 70,713 national guardsmen and 4,000 members of th<- Rererve corps—n total enlisted petaound ui our participation in the wa;, i i, r ' during which ,tve have hnti to build up front n skeleton organization a:.: organize ill our training and equipnicnt facilities, wc have increased our army by 1,895,310. Notv that our machinery ;r dr..\» Ing, trairfni;, en ilf plt f; and t : ' r -per ing nxi> l.ts l*c%n tievdopeu a« u:ay he oe-c-J. te an equal number during the next 112 months. If tve do it means that in* Hlcnd «if an tinny of 3,000,000—whie stead of an army .of 3,000,000— which Secretary of War Raker has refused to ret as n limit for our army in the next y ear—tve will have, by May 1919 un army of more than 1,000,000. And of these 4,000,000. it is not' improbable that- May, 1919, will find ut least 2,500,000 in Europe. American Flyers Bring Down •. the H uns. Fighting has died down again In By Hurry Hunt in Tampa Times L:ar.frrd ufletJ an ideal locution for Flanders and Piccrdy and only the [Washington, May 14. — A!any a-,b!g canning factory and this fact guns are busy. The artillery fire is being recognized by ‘several firms m^rc men than Untie bant will ho continues tirang all along theso that mnk*/ r. specialty of piecing aide to train, equip and transport to fronts, as well as on the Arras front, canning fccicrks at CarioCs points FAmcd within the liext twelve and lr. mart xkloni north of Kcmin* Florida Whore the crogp and tnc months arc Ltlii available frent those nid and north and south of the railror.d rates and w atertrar.rpcrta- tct-SUrod fer the- first draft and Ircni .-on,,itti from ,'nUtit •«i»,i /.tic . rion and other facilities Ipcl; good. men who bavA'become of age tinted, These meters huvo been the tcencs The Sanford Heard of Trud.e is June 1917, iiml have now been tf t.i the rocert fighting, and they .akir.g up the f.iat.er tf a iar».e can­ brought under the selective service,, probably will the • the strongest cfning’factory and in few v.-ccl-s will In fact with no further change In .u i.t ihc^v.ciz.-.ans believe have something to make public !r the se-loctivo s ir . im regulations, we the time Is opportune to strike anew. this, respect. The Hoard tf Tilldc can itu-rtneo our array within the In *i't..».di<t ...e .3 ,i.nans have been has received several good olloi* from j »‘nr i. necessary, to 4,800,000 b „ u | J.Vit.. tU I..- their attem pts to supply houses who ate willing U gain hill 44. us the French not only< come to Sanford und put in a larr." . u u .I-c:.. front tho high ground,’ plant provided that people here will ' t ’:r '• ; rated the c^pmy poll sake some slock in the concern. Several of these same.plants recently Tho rifont figure* of 3.000,000 In Picardy, tho G erm ane.have not established in Georgia and other .■non, «.. u.i the probable strength if loUlltir uUuikit to southern state* have made good div­ aur army by tire end of this year has drive the French from the wooded idends un .canning sv.eet potatoes led lo ccnsidcrahle conjecture as to terrain ruptured near Unifies. Ger­ alune mm Ithe Stanford coition his h .he iiitiitineiice of an inetccic in the man and French artillery fire con­ number if iriq s tl.-tl count nr Jraft age limit. tinues heavy north of the Avrc. The profitably canned. Tim e s.upply enemy bombardment of tho French Tne fawl is, however, time 3,000,iiousis also have c marketing bureau lints here has beep most intense for *0'i men can he mu-Mcred withetil that iaUo< care of the finished tho past two weeksi, but tho Gerducts and guarantee it price that exhaurting half the clnrs 1 men reg­ Itnvo attem pted no attacks mans will allow a good margin cf profit to istered lust June r.nd still subject trf o react against successful except parade M arshal—A. D. Pnrnsh the factory. Wuh the plan, -/c.u*e*i .•ail. l or our ermy today is hst. fell gains. . , French I tl:un 910,010 short of that numbir. , order named, the line will fciir anti the output having a rltady General Pershing ahs issued hU ,.d. il south on Park iin r.u r: market a cunning factory here v oid 1 The total number of men in tne first blficial statement on American not only he a good thing for she cit; army as of May 6, including regu­ The Sanford Band operations siqce his troops took over r.s a steady pay n il proposition hut lar.*, federalized national guard and .flayer and City Olficials to thi •‘octets permanently simultaneously those railed under the draft is 2.1 ^7.( ATMS INTORPOR VTES ,h- «.f the Bund. wit It an announcement front Wash­ >2t*. This ineltidi* 554,397 in the growers who t-oul.! i'-iii-f of Police r.nd Police Ofington that where Amctican, British regular army, 40.•,952 in the federal­ And Purchases Building and Prop­ good price for tl.t t» the left of Band and French troops-are fighting to­ ized guard, und 1,224,479 culled un­ erty on First Street now lift in the fieh Next Uncle Sant and Miss Colum co guard, and 2,221,479 culled unJ. J. Cates, who has been operat- gether and the Americans arc in the ping season is over dtr t he draft. ,i.g* u . . ,N.t and iiiasl groeety majotUy. thi control will be in gciix to warte for r.«* reason Following will come all mot iters o'l-inevr hr.*o h**T i r t e ’j rrr*ed ur.dct * — 1 ;.r f rr .'-. -The G :rntan« p f (hire is no facto.*. Total iF^iVitktion who have sons or relatives in service draft wss 9,580,608. Experience to j the name of J. J. Catea Compnny, down a heavy barrage on tho A:nertake »• care of it. i,r,d these inolhcts me asked to carry ,':sn lines northwist o.' ihei rporato:. ^.e J. date lies shown that .114 p tr tent o r'j.ic , uni Thcie is also t> local ecnc tic k r reth ir service flags pum ng in u .yonning slightly over one tbiru o( t i tr t m c n |(ja a a , C. O. Couch and S. ). Carnes. nraday but t o ir.f.tntrj* is thinking aulted. Next will come the County Guards Not only has the new firm incorfactory here and it is almost certain ate eligible fir service, in command of Ccpt. Dingce > I t ar;!ul diiitlrcf in *h'n sector that tho summer reason will see a ing two third-, because of depend­ rn'ed bvt they have purchrreu tv,-: AtnerL'Ut a-.iato:- have ac­ ency of families, industrial exemp­ Next Red Cross C hapter nnd factory of this kind started in San­ s .tor: tccr.t ct.d ;.rc*::ty at *lLw counted for threo German machines. tions and Vhysical ability are not branch olllcets , _ ford and it should have the help of rner of Oak avenue and H rst Increased artillery uclivity la noted -ligibic fur present service. reel, belonging to F. L. Woodruff nil our citizens. Next Red Crors lady members or the Lorraine rector. id rocon.li occtti ieti by the MerUn tins ou.ia cf 34 per cent the N, \t Red C’rtMS gentlemen memAs *>n the western front the lull otal tics'* l r..en eligible for rerviit Musons. \ttctition! Naval Reserve Remit ing iu Laly icm airs unbroken, but 'vlth under tho tlrt.li v.ould he 3,359,44l< A special communication of^ San­ Tho J. J. C a.ci Company will Junior Red Cross giil members Room 1 City Hall, Turn pa expectation that, as in France, hcav* (Jf these 1,224,479 jslrcady have liter, ford Lodge No. 62, F. oi A. M. will curry a .fall line tf staple and icncy with their teachers . the apt ramimate groceries, hay, grntn and feed, far- figh-ing will break cut aoon. Ob3c held on Tuesday afternoon com­ celled, ‘leaving Junior Itcd Cross boy members Improvcmcnts In The Star menting nt 3 o’clock promptly for i.umbt-r of eligible but uncalled rr.cn mcis oupplieo, crate materials, i-tc., sr-rvut Jr. London h«!Lvo the hsrsith their teachers O. P. Herndon manager of the the purpose of conferring the En­ .•tgistered last June* at 2,134,961 ur.ti undir the management of Mr. afded Aturtiirr. t i e r * 111 be agitnit. Roy Scouts of America in com­ Star Theatre is making extensive tered Apprentice nnd FVlIotfrraft allowing for possible error In the Cnu-s will build up u large but!nets I the Italian line from the '’tclvlo past mand of F. E. Giles, Asst. Scout­ Improvements In the theatre build­ Degree. Every member cf Sanford t errentugot however, drafted authc r- in the future as lie has in the past. to Monte Grnppa. Just cast if the master Bronte, In tho hero of breaking Aies are placing the number of r»ing. The gallery and operating Lodge invited. Mr. Cates has been ojxruting the iiisining cligthUs from the first repm- Sanlbrd Flour It Feed Co., in the through the Italian difenso .and Other organizations nnd eitlzens in room has been improved by the cut­ it.itlon at 2.090,000. lint- us directed by the Parade Mnr- ting of six. windows on the front VVeibornc Block for the past two reports lively artillery and pitw l; *hal . Rut titere are inure limn that. and one each on the north and years very successfully and has a engagements • along the mbunUlbi south ends, and the gallery has a Colored Red Cross officers • By tho amendments just passed lurge | atronugc from this section. ' front nnd the dispersal of cvutny fire escape consisting of a flight of Colored Red Cross members by, congress which provides for the ‘ The new location Ib ideal, fronting troops at. two points by ltallaixU at-Colored Junior Rod Cress mem­ stairs that can easily be let down to registration atid drafting of men who on First street and being on the teriea. bers, accompanied by their teachers. the ground in cose of fire. On the have become since last June, et tracks of tho A. C.*L. Ry., where An attem pt by enemy airxmft. to> north and south sides cf the theater least 700,000 additional men will he cur load shipments of hay and grain The parade will'bo all walking nnd building two large doors have been raid Paris Wednesday nlg1^ WMt made eligible. * will go down Park avenue to; Tenth and groceries can easily bo unloaded. cqj that will aerve as rocapcs In.case frustrated by the aerial an d larilllw y street, ucron Tenth to Magnolia, up The total registrants under this ,Mr. Cates states th a t ho will occupy defense* of the city. The.Ocxiwan*,. of fire and wfU’ alsoi be fine ventila­ .Magnolia to First, down- First to new draft art Are expected to be the new location ms soon us he can however, dropped a *amU«r off Oak nvenue and down Onk to Cen­ tors for the summer time. In fAct about 1,000,000. The percentage of get poesession and many Improve­ bombs on tho rr.oro (UatwnC suburb*.the Star wTJ be one cf the ceil st tral Park. ' altglblca iu expected to .b e between ments will bo made in the building of the French capital. • Aerial actlv 70 and 10 per cent. There were and additions are contemplated. Directly after the" parade promi­ lty ju the * attic Unwi continue at t only 34 per cent eligible in the orignent speakers from the band stand hl£b pitch, vrith French and British i inal draft. The different* percentage will tell you of Red Cross and its Duval Goca Dry airmen dropping m sny bombs on ■ is due to the fact that compnrativtworld work. Jacksonville, May 1&.— Duval ! !y few of the young men who hare Every person in line is urged to county went dry in the local option . become 21 within the -year ore mar­ carry a small American flag or some election ycaterdoy by a substantial . ril'd’ and . have dependent families Hag cf the Allies and it is hoped thnt When the W'-lstles Blow majority, but owing to belated re­ that an equally small prcccntage are every one will take part in this M tvur Divieon bes issued a proeso akillf cl industrially ns to secure turns tho figures have n o t boon com­ great parade of democracy and ir.er- lr.:.r.tion to loyal Americans -of S&r.pleted. excihptii n . on industrial grounds, fa -l t > stnnd for one minute eacN .Necessity of turning out tbo sa­ > and th a t the average cf physical diaday 7.» i ir in tfcc evi r-nw with u lmons in order to hold tho big arm y , ability Is much lower. Bell Cafe to Reopen covered head as the whistle* blow. camp then* was one of tho higgest 1 In the event thorn 2,700,000 ell— Tho Bell Cafe will reopen to­ AH of us should remember this am factors in swinging the county into i gihlcs shoald bo absorbed Into tho morrow under the mantrgomont of while It will take a few days to bethe prohibition column. army before June 1219, bringing our ustouted to It every one James Dandcrlnko, the former owner co mo The drying up at Jacksonville army to 4,800,000 or more, there and manager. The Bell closed eov- should heed the call to patriotism leaves only four Florida countiis I will 'a t th a t time be another group «ral months ago and it will he good It means thnt we nre with the govwot— JPlnellta Monroe, Escambia I of 70Q.0GO to 800^00 immediately news to tho former patrons that the and Hillsborough. I t is tuJievcd t available without changing our baiin Cafe will open again a t the old publicly, expressing our sentiments, tb a t the vote -hero yotterday abso­ > of drnfL stand, corner of First street and Park thus keeping alive nil the traditions lutely settles all doubt as to the re­ * From these figures it may be seen of truo and loyal Americans. Re­ sult of the statew ide prohibition * that thcro is no present need for Dodder * member that at six when the vhistlcn election next November. 5. worry as lo our ability to raise men blow you arc to stop your work nm Eggplants and peppers are In Farris Will Speak Here » to match the kaiser. In fact, army many Instances' -attacked by the stand with bared head for one min­ Wise Mosquitoes * officials declare ereentugo cf Hon. Ion L. Farris, candidate for narariiic p m Dodder, n yellow, ute. J. B. ILindall was asked by a Congress In the Fourth District wilii men.from the original draft who are 1'iirlikp growth th a t twines around tligiblo f tr service is increasing la­ friend yesterday to tell him a lie. address the people on tho Irsucs of Sunday at Cocicgatlonal ( hurch <bc plant and smothers It. J. B. in always ready to please his the day in tho city tomorrow after­ ther than decreasing. " O rfrr Wcifi," cr nr.v Mpht c r t!.a Care should he taken to remove Hundr»cs cf men who originally friends and' he told »him this one noon iit 6:30 p. m. a t the corner of cf this parasite from the plants a t wetld-olu frsbian <f Heath, ufil k'l filed d a in « fer exemption on depend- which aside from being the first is Firet street and Park-avenue. * orrc ai,d not allow it to flower and tho morning them e,.In the evening. , oncvjsrotm’s are now wlihdrnwlng also a good‘joke.’ Mr. Farrlf Js a forceful speaker ss R njgy become a Very injuri­ "Selling out Cheap, cr W b a ta f tjr He said that the other night the and a.largo crowd should greet him thekb cTSHta and reporting "themall'crc Life's Greatest LcsaC?.” ous Pest In our fields, - • mosquitoes bothered him some and -tomorrow ss he will have aomethlng selves for e|sts 1. . Dodder (s found on many plants 1A t Three Jn<?pe afternoon tho f r r ho sprinkled some citronclle srounc}' to' t«U the people about n * ‘ Maccabees Notice In most of these cases the wives of U i wiirspeak at.lH e Upssla church: n our woods bbt I have never-seen The Maccaficca will meet Thurs­ the registrants have found profitable the room to kill thefa. It did not state affairs. ’’ "f " •o much of It \n pur cultivated field* day, May 2‘3rd a t 7:30 p. m. in Ma­ employment‘due. to the greater de­ se/m to do the work and he lit* a .T . Everybody Invited to Georgo A. DeCotte* lcft. Wednc*come out ** I find this year. : .j ; _ —, -.. light to investigate. He.found-that and hear him. dny for MqnllecUo, Fla., where he sonic Hall. All membera requested mand for woqten workers. C. M. Berry, the mosquitoes hnd on gas masks. to be present. “ The men, no longer required for Oil Tomorrow afternoon at 6:30. County Agent.. will remalh sevesal.daye. • ^ * 1. v p . .i- , .ta j.ti (■ V mJ s - * *- VTV r. • »*»*-, �n Duroe pip (or sale. Box Pstkajrd, charming. Make it a point to aee < X T4»tf hla picture. You will bo well re­ Wait Side. paid. ■•' PROGRAM SUPREME We aim to please, and consider ourselves ‘ good marksmen - • • •. ?. 1 . . ■■■■ TUESDAY— Hedda N ova in ‘‘The Woman in the Web" th at blood and thunder aerial. Also WiUiam Desmond in “ The Captain of His Soul." Also n good comedy. WEDNESDAY— Dorothy Dalton in “A Gamble » in Souls. ,A)so a tw o reel K eystone comedy, c THURSDAY— Harold Lockwood in “ Broadway Bill." Also a good comedy. * FRIDAY— Doris Kenyon in “The Great White • T rail.” Also a M utt and Jeff comedy. SATURDAY— Edith Story in “ Revenge.” Also William Duncan and Carol Holloway in “ Ven­ geance and the Woman.” Evening performance a t 7 :30 except on Saturday then at 7 :15 COMING— “L?s Miserable?.” “Th? Honcr S y s­ tem .” “The “ D cushtrr of the Gods,” “Cleoppv tra and Salome” with Theda Bara. “ For the Freedom- of *the W orld,” -“ M y Own United States” and many others. . To Tho Mayor 1 ah) pursued. I need your help. Please send the polico to tny rescue I will be a t the S tar tonight (Tues­ day.). •Signed The Woman in tho Web, Dorla Kenyon Coming in , "T he Great While Trail* Doris Kenyon in “ The Great Whi;e Trail" is to be the attraction at the Star Theatre Friday, May 17. TLo^itory is one of the Klpndyke in the days when met) pushed not rth werd in their eager search for guld when the world was rough end when the primal instincts prevailed in the cold vistas of the land of " tw "ush­ er" ’ and the "m clam ute." Where men run wild in th£ mad rush for gold, where there is no ,aw rave “ The Law of the Trigger," where the vrot oceans of snow never melt and the cun shines but little, this being tho background to "T he G reat While T rail.". * - il /• 1 ADVERTISING I <♦> <*>. KtVLivv.’r .n s "C O N T O U R ” m Arro w F O R M -F IT H IS is the new A r r o w style for Sum mer. W e have n ever h a n d le d a * . m ore satisfactory collar. T h e curvecut in top and in band assures per­ fect fit— 'comfort and good* appearancc. 2 for jo c T Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company unroot m m fashion into the Star Theatre to catch the spies and untuvtl (he Woman in the Web." The children were armed with six corns ity i tne men carrying thv htr.v>A folibre clever, ccntf. When *thest® y -.r.d eleven cents were pointed at Mr.r.ngcr Herndon he immediately have up without struggle, then tf.it nit.ft of human beings passed intitfe. Herndon ii defiant though and he "is going to iiavt* the f-fiat al tht Star tonight and every Tuud&y I.*: several weeiu." For Sale—Large farm hor«.e, *Uo heavy wagon, only used s)iort tlmo* Inquire J. E. Tcrwilliger, 709. Oak avenue. \ 67-tf FOR RENT Free-use (or three'yt-iirs of 2C acres of uuicx land. Fur ]>artlcj|^» address E. H. Uhlendorf,Olhriv, Fla •Brevard Co. . ' 76-6tp For P.cnt—On West Side near Ice plant, cottage of four rooms. Mrs. A. E. Berg. Phone 243-W 74-tf Furnished Rooms by Day, Week o r M onth—Park avenue Flat, 105 North Park avenue, over L. ,R. Phil­ ips Si Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. Hart, manager, For R ent—Tho Haynes house on ,nford. Heights, 4 rooms, big yard, mplcto water system, garage,. »lecIc lights, etc. II. C. DuBosc. 68-tf For Ront—Three office rooms fronting on First street. Most de­ sirable offices in city. Seversl other good office rooms-in snme building. Yowiil Si Speer. , ’ 23-tfc All young ladles will be interested in seeing tho way Sybil Drew an­ swers theao questions in "The Spun of Sybil," tho new World-Picture Brady Made, in which Alice Brady is starred and which will be shown tonight at the Lyric Theatre. Sybil Drew was a poor-trelntion living on the bounty of her rich Aunt Annabclle and, because of her dependent position and the frivolous life she led she was thoroughly' un­ happy. "You will always be unhappy, Sybil,** said her aunt, "until you have earned your spurs, so for your own good I am going to send you away. And I will not let you have any more money or participate in my estate unless you make good." Naturally, when Sybil went cut into the world she had a wealth of experiences, hot all of which were agreeable. And did ahe win her «purs7 *1 You’ll sec the answer to this quc»tion when you eec this surprising, delightful, unusual a ttraction In , which Alico T lraH yl» *®.Altogether rooc Our Pictuiea Are New. Never Been Shown In the City Before TONIGHT—A L IC E B R A D Y in “ The Spurs qf Sybil” the Exciting Story of a Society Butter­ fly who is turned out in the cold to earn her living. *j W EDNESDAYr-M re. Vernon Castle in Five Ree1 Feature; also Comedy. . THURSDAY — “ Under the Stars and Stripes in France” , also Jack Gardner in VThe Man of the Desert” a Great Western Picture. FRIDAY—World Special Picture “ Golden Lotus” . SATURDAY — A Good Feature and Two Comedies. ‘ . Comlng—FANNIE WARD la "Innocenne1 Eddie Polo la "Ball's Eye" . . The Kaiser—The Beast of Berila U ig The Herald office byTmying for this ad.. . 7f««2te* ....lEflALPd—Purse, pin and bracelet at High School during Commencement. Owner may have same by tailing at this office and paying for ad. 76-2tp W anted—At oncp, white boy cf 1G or over to learn .trade. Must be steady and reliable and be r.ble to stick. Herald Printing C o., 7f-lp FOR SALE Wanted — Experienced farm hands. Steady work and good pay. Fur Sale—One 24 in. paper rool F. N. Burt, Spring •Garden Ranch, ■Idir. i cheese machine. Both DeLeon Springs, Fla. 74-7tc Jill condition Phone -245-J 01 W anted—Cnsh Grocery, Cash •ri:e IUx ltJG2, Sanford, Fla. 7G-ltf prices. A sure success for a live For Sale — Household furniture mtin. Corner Snnfortl nvenue and lied Eidcbonrd, .cltairs, gas stove Fourth street. Store ropm all fixed. dishes, numerous other articles Rent reas’onable. See or write to French Shop. 7*»-11f C. II. Leffirr. 73-tf Sybil is Told by Her Wealthy tun That She Must Dp This In The Spurs f Sybil.*-* New World • ^ Picture For Sa Young.ladies, could you earn your | nine pigs own living for a year? Could ‘you go out tinto th r cold, cold world and win your spurs?. w A A A In answering an a d v e r t i s e m e n t where no name is mentioned in tho ad, please do not ask Tho Herald for information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the ndvertiscr is nnd if wn do we oro not allowed to give out this Information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ structions In the ad. Duroc Jersey sow with Fine Stallion for Service.—The V. A. Lefflor. 76-tf Wekiwa Ranrh, Lnke Monrqe, 73-Stc Mr. M erchant—Do you employ a bookkeeper? Arc your books light? Let me untangle tho web. Fourteen years accounting. . Late of New York. Phono 245-J or Box 13G2, Auditor, Sanford* 76-Itp. For Sale—Day-old chix. Fine Barred Rocks. 25 chicks and broody Any young man or boy interested hen for $5.00. Good chance to in learning* bookkeeping right at start in the chicken business. F. N. home, or night class, very low terms, Purdy, Osteen, Fla. 76-tf communicate with the writer. Think this over. J. E. Roberts, Box 1362, Sanford. Phone 216-J. 76-ltp DO YOUR EYES NEED ATTEN. TION? The service of the oculist U c*»ertiai in ireating discasts af the t-jt-s and correcting defective vision l-y securing glarst9 that are scientifically fitted to your eyes. Properly fitted ‘ glasses coit no moro money ,th an improperly fitted For Sale a t a Bargain— M arket ones. They hertainiy cost much lets refrigerator, meat block, computing scales and buthcr'a tools.'* P. 0 . Box eye strain, nnd the satisfaction of knowing you have the right ones is S2, Oviedo, Fla. 75-8t)i worth a great deal to you. . That la why It Is to your very de­ cided advantage to have y'our eyes fitted here. DR. E. S. HOFFMAN, Oculist-Optician, 28 West Church St., Orlando, Fla. 76-tfe, , For Sale— Fifty-three horse power Thomas automobile truck for |5C0. Thoroughly ' overhauled. Money­ maker for hauling with trailers over TH E WHARTONS hard roads. Fredericks Garage, De­ Land, Fla. 74-7tc . (Candaard ram Fags 7) Description of Ovate, Moaalay A Woo< M. M. Smith .. Mntaly A Wood T. W. Moran..... 8W}< ot S B J f __ ______________ F.Ji ot NE*» ol N W J*................. N W |( ol NfcM____- 1 ________ W)4 of NEW of NWJ<-----------8E>t of 8 W j; and NE>{ of 8 W U nnd W } i of Mo M< Smith NH of NW«(_ (lata 8}< of H W I . o f E ' r i ..................... 814 of NW*,- ol H V fk _________ NE)4 of NE <f________________ K H of 9 W U --------------------------8W'» of 8 E ) f -------- i ------------ -Undlrldad Intaiaat In W )f cl N W | | ----------------------BWU of 8 W U ------------------------ N**» o/ T. W. Moran... .. Orlando Dav. Co OrlandoJ>ev. Co T. V . Moran..... ---OtU ndo [)•*. Co Orlando U»v. Co Orlando t)»r, Co T. W. Moran ..._ M. M. Smith T. W. Moran . .. . . Xt. M. Smith flatlda Cratra Campany'a Addition la Hlatk Hammock aa Rorardod In flat Hook Na. 2 P a fi 74 Hotnlaala Canal? Itrrerdo Lota 41 to 46 (Iraa S 8 6-10 , • aerra ol 4 6 ) . * 60 It. W. Harr----- ---—'------ Xt. XI. S m ith ______ Mr*. Lila K. Xturral XI. M. S m ith ........-z J. T. H end rick * ___ Unknown. _________ C. L. Hlnabough J. T. Hendrick* J. T. Hendrick*____ S. A. Roblnton NW1I and S ot »W»<...... ................... ot H W W . . . . .................. of N E i t lira. SEW) t»r NlVIl ot S 'W )i S W )< ----------------------ot SE)< .o l N W )( 8E W ---------------------NEW of SEW ot N E W ____ 8 W W ol NW1< ol H E W ..... NWT< ol 8WW (lew N E I O . N }i ol SEW ol 8K E H o> HWU nn SEW ---------N W H ol 9 W W___ E H ol B W il nn • HEW nnd W H W ol N W U ol SV NEW ol SEW o' HI of SEW of H NEW of 3E W ... M. XI. Smith Xt. XI. Hmllh Unknown . . N E '( SW«| 8EJ* . NEW S 6-10 E. II. Woodward 0 XI. XI. Smith..*~~ 0 . U n k n o w n ....— 10 U n k n o w n .. . . ___ 8 T. W. M o ran ___ 0 0 Chwlvola t i Kicwrdtd la Pl.t Uo.k Na. 2 P a | . 21 Htmli.W C .aal? Rac.rd* a * * mma a n t ~ v II » Klulramr. Vall.y ' Construction C o . . . . KlMlmmM Vall.y CsB.trueUoa Co. . _ Klulrnmr« Vall.y Lota 1 to I I Rlo«k L ............ ........ C o n .tru .tlo a Co.. . . L ot. 1 to ti IIlork M --------------F. E. C. Ily ____________ Loti 3, 6. S . . » , II aad 12 M. M. Smith, a.__ Kltolmmra Vall.y. ConUrurtlon Co F. E. C. Ily............. Fla. E. C. Ily - - Lot l Ulock Q________________ Lot. 2, 3, 4 and 8 lllork Q Lot. 1 2, 3. 4. 6, and 6 lllork II LoU 3. 3, 4. 8 and 6 lllork 8... Lou 1 to 13 lllock W _____ M. Xt. S m i t h .......... Wm. Jacob....... .......... Narlb Cknlaala aa Rirwrdid In Flat Rack Na. 2 Fagra S4 la M Samlaali Co. Retard* Will wi l l Moraby________ n in r iu /.__ — —-•— J l*oi 2* Lot 22 iiidca lllork •J •.__________ *. m» _ _ . i-, ,_ Lota 1 and 3 Ulock IS...... .............' Ix>t7 Block 13..----------— _____ -* • Lot 11 lllock 1 3 ...,____________ . ' Lot B Ulock 2 1 . ________________ * Lot IB lllock 41_______________ _ Lot 13 Block 49_______________ /' ^ \ Lot 14 Block 8 8 . . . ______ __ \ • xt. M. Smith. XI. XL Smith. D. U Throah.r XI. U . Smith For Sale—Good paying businees fn first class location in Sanford. 223 First 8t. ’ * 73-tfc S3 S3 82 AT THE STAR FRIDAY Fa. Member L.gl.latara To the DamocraUc* Voter* ot Scmlnolo Co.t I b.reby announce my candid* r* lor r.prracntaUvo In Ik# neat Florida UgLIatura Iron* Scmlnolo county, lubjcct to tba dare, oeratlc primary to ba katd June 4th of thla year, nnd Intlta >our contidcrallon * of my quallflenllona. .«• Rnpcrtfulty, . J. J. DICKINSON. , Frank L. W aadralf Annonncus far LcglaTo iba Valera af S.ralV o*. Ca .1 ' . I bag ta nnnawnr* th a t I n n n candldtta for ra-aloctlon to t h t kanaa af rip rm in t* llraa from Scmlnolo county. O aring oorrad an In tk n t capacity In th* m m Ii i af 1317 tral I I B H I M M »• glra you bettor acrwleo In l t l t . f da not Know o f nny romoon why ya» nnonld not glvn n o n cocoad term, which kaa nlwnyi boon accorded nil rapro- r Lurlan tJrinch-----------*. Xlr*. Ida llr u m lr y _ -----8. H. Wlllla____________ - E, E. Trtbbl.______ j ----J. T. Merrill___________ Barbra Mont*. -----Dorothy N. IlcynoJd*.— Villa Mills aa R.tord.d In Plat Book, No. 3 Pago I I Brmlaolo Connty Rccordi Izjt 12 Block II............................... .U nknown.---------------- — LcU 14, IS nnd 18 Ulock C ____ * , • U K . I l o b . r U --------------- h t ~ XI. M. S m i th ....... l U r r y A. Xtycr* XI. XI. Smith T. W. Lawton hoW S KENYON IIQRID WON'Sit c cf • For Sale—Three rooms of high class furniture, only been used six months.* One dining room and two bAiroom suites. Will tell a t a bar­ gain. Call at L. Krauss’, 303 East First St. 73-tf For Sale—Sweet potato / vines, Porto Rico variety. At the Byeia place, Beardall Ave. For, prices ace R. F. Crenshaw, Sanford, Fla. . 7 1 -lltc V & l i '. •“ w ' I hereby announco my*. If a candidate tea Coun­ ty CommMooar tor tho Ith DUtrici ol Seminal* (ounty, wblact to action of t h e . Dcmixmtlr. PrlrrSryot Juno 4th. and aolidt tba votoa of all Democratic. My platform la a aauaro deal to all tVltn.oa my offlrlal ilgniture ^ . Raapaetfully. ‘ * th ■ th* 7lb day of May, A. I). j * u “d *»•* (raol) E. A. DOUOLABS B. II. KILBEB CUfh Circuit Court Scmlnol* do n . m __ . ■ By V. M. Dougla**, 0 C 74-To.»-5te 1 ' D. 8. Land Offlc. s t Oalneorille. FIs. April 20th ISIS. N etli* It htrtby given that WilUIm C. *f ^ Ta* Dttd t',dw Holiday of W«klwa. Vis. who on May IS, 1911, mada llom n lrad Entry. No. 0U791 i"V,U" * *f CMUr m *> u P*ef rul! NoUc* U hertbjr glv*n that Raalty Tre.t Company, purchaaar of T a t CarllBrat. u ? bate** Mrrldaa b i t flltd notice of Intention J08. dated tba Stb day of July. A. n ia’Jf' to niako Thraa-ytar Proof, to oalabllih claim baa Iliad said carUfleata In ray offlri . A to the land abovr d««crlbrd btfora Clark Clr- hat .mada application for ( a t daad Z ilt Court, at Sanford, Fla., on.tba 7th da/^ In accordance with- U w . Bald e m f le i t , , 1 ! JuiW. l i t * . ' . : br»«»o . ‘ b* following drarrlbad p to t S Z Claimant namaa at wHnaaaak: . aituaUd In Bemlnolo county, Florid* • W. I). r illm .n of Waklwa, Fla. * • « t: Lot ,14 Ulock O. Calary w Ad<£ Kbln Crlppan of Waklwa Fla. Uon to- Sanford. Tk# said land Ulna i t Arthur wallara of Waklwa, Fla. aaoMd at the daU of the Uauanro 5| Alvin Nawcomh of Waklwo, Fla. rrrtifirato n tba nama of J. C. And»r.«i • Hobart W. Daria. Unlaaa raid certificate (ball ba r.d?«iJ!3 71-Frl A Tuaa-10te Ilagtatar. according to law tea dead wll U .u , ( £ . “ !! on Iha lath day of May. A; I). l» |g . Wltnaas my oHIHal algnalura and ...I latlea af Aptllrailoa far Tat D t t d L’ndrr this tba ISth day of Aprl A. tK i tV L Haatlan S al Cbspltr 4SSI, Laws of Flaf. Ida . _. 'a f t . c . V * ° i S » n. Not Ira la htrtby glvtn that Dtnlamln Edarda, purthaitr of Tns CortlAcnta No. 7 All Local AdTerUsementa Under WANTED This Heading THREE CENTS a street and Magnolia avenue whence Line For Eaefi Insertion. Minimum Found—Pair of gdjtl rimmed spec­ German Spy In Town they made their way In nn ordcrl# tacles. Owner may rhave rnno at Sanford, like all othbr big towns Charge 25 'Cents. . lives up to her reputation when-it comes to marriages, scandals, funer­ als, murders, etc., and now news leaks out th a t spies ere in town and ij i-u i,:g. Knowing the extreme c i : u, r tf Ki ch tn efernent word v « foo*' f i f r c i around the city and ahi. it t !t t/ n hundred .leading ci« izens, ('’.eluding men, women and chil­ dren, both white nn«l colored, old nnd • gathered around Second sa.iHFSSs rs* s « £ U £ B a s & £ • ” *;•« ft L L |f ) * ! • and 1 t i n endeavored at h o b after tba Intoraeu at U m an mo In too |>»*l I .yromla that I.wlU ba faithful to lko-4nut Impoeed la i m . ' Ym h very truly. v t\ f r a n k l . w o o d r u f f . 1* CLASSIFIED ik* high honor | U l t u by cl* AH Mm lend* doncribod In th* I B ut* of Florida, whora U o won >«ld to moon Town*kip Botflh of Ion tberafor occur* It akall be held TWTWMc too 40 10 �M v U .ilU Bj_tT ,■ 'w 11,:* , __ ful management of Mre. W. H. COUNTY A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Evans. Mrs. 1Joe Henry of Orlando spent a couple of day* here last week with her home folks.. . Mrs. Henry-was formerly ' Mbs Alice Pelletg of Or­ lando. • • Mrs. P. M. Kcely and Mba Loube Mole spent a pleasant day in Or­ lando last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Purdon were Sunday visitors a t the home of J. D. Evans and motheh. Mrs. Heater and Mrs’. W. H. Evans and two children (eft Satur­ day for 1Jacksonville via Orlando over the Seaboard. They expect to spend a few days in Jacksonville before returning to their home at Tampa. Mrs. Evans expects to leave in a few days for a month's stay with her son, Frank, In Boston. weak on a furlough from* Camp Wheoler g t Macon, Ga. . Alisa Edith McClelland will go to Genevtinhb week to visit her.fcrandrnother, Mrs. Jennie P revatt and later will go to Okeechobee City to visit an unde and aunt. Mr. and Mra. .C. B. Tyler are having their home remodeled and beautified. Situated as it b between the lakes Onoro and Silver and the adjoining grove nnd beautiful native trees it will be ideal home when completed, *^ a very pleasant parly plcniced Total Eclipse Postponed One Hour one day recently on the shore of Denver,i Colo., May 14.—The to­ Lake Golden. T h « e invited were tal ellipse of the sun forecast to ScMrs. ‘Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, c.ur on June 8 has been postponed Mr. and Mrs. Dutton and their for one hour. This is not the result young people, Mr. and Mrs., Ander­ of any error in the calculations of son, Mr. and Mra. Marlin, Mr. and the astronomcis nor b it due to an Mrs. Drrtsor and little M bs HeRn order by the modern Joshua that and Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth. ,A de­ the.sun ntfind still, but is chargeable licious dinner was provided. Soma to the operation of the dr.ylight 'sav­ tine music was enjoyed and the par­ ing lew rs a result of which the ty was photographed before the day clocks throughout the United States was over. were set forward nn hpur: on March j Five dogs have died out here with­ Olst.f in a short time with what is sup­ In roiiB^qurncc the eclipse will posed to be dittemper. One of the begin in Denver nt 4:12 p.-m., will number was the lino collie, Toddic become total at 6:22 p. m., will putt; Diclcrich. Two ether much valued from totality at 5:24 p. m. anil will dogs are very sick with the same end .U C:27. The same variations in EAST SANFORD trouble. the hours cf the orlipro will prevail Wo notice Irving "EKtridge and throughout the length of southRev. Mr. Eariea of Enterprise Mr. Miixeda are-.driving now auto ctstern corner of Washington the will have his usual appointment nt fifty-mile belt, extending. from the Moore’s Station church Sunday, trucks. state to the c o m cf Florida, in May 19th. Preaching morning and which he io!ol eciip&e will be virevening. UPSAI.A Ihle. * Alter prayer meeting. Wednesday Rev. DcW ilP Brower will preach evening at Moore’s Station church This change in hours will not af­ there was an enthusiastic Red Cress for us again next Sunday after the fect the usttronormr>. however,, till meeting. Mr. Dullest' was out Iron) Sunday school. ih n r clocks still crc adjusted to town and gave u vrry in im siin g Walfred Pierson Itf: for Camp standard .sun tTir.e. talk and helped Pact Sanford Aux­ Wheeler again last Friday, Ids Preparation:! for ebsening the iliary to plan for the coming Hod brother Curl and Mrs. Swanson go­ celip-e —the first total eclipse of the Crors drive next week. J. F. Mc- ing with him t<> the station. Mis sun visible in the United States l-4C!c Hand was ilecttd <nptnin for visit home cheered up ids loved ones since 1900 and the last until 1922— Fast Senforrl nnd has from Mellon- r.:» well as did us all good. arc going ahead rr.| idly at ' h r Uni­ villo avrm.e to St. John n river snu’h Mi*. T. n . Tyner i* expecting her versity of Denver nkftrvaltry, to Lake .Itsusup jmi*; north, inking motiur and Mr. and Mrs. Noah where asttononius from Vjrkes ob­ in Celery a u n u r . Mr. McClellan is Fry on a visit fer the week end. servatory will make their ol;t n a­ will itiiown a rid a good man fer the Rev. Swanhon, Mrs. Magmison tions. place. and Mias Margaret Krirson were Mia. , Fu>ie Si uins had what rollers Sunday at the'hem e of H. 0. Wrltten In Fifteenth Century. laight havi t r'-n a u j striens acci- Fundi|uis!. Written In the fifteenth century. n manuscript containing letters and rient l ot fo rtn n a 'ily v.as not. m flic minor works of Ht. Cyprian, bishop of escaped with v fruciuicd writ* and Curtilage, fnthcr of the Latin church, LAKE .MARY many b ru in s from a fall down a long who suffered martyrdom tn 258. was High", tf stair* while a guest for the J. D. Ev'un* wns a Sunday morn­ one of IhO most Interesting objects day at the Wicks' home on Miilon- ing visitor to Orlando. when the dispersal of the libraries of vil!c avinuc. School closed last Friday nftrr a Charles J. droves of Boston, Maas., Okie W ed s is expected home this very successful term under the rkill- J nnd other* was begun. GENEVA Mr. and Mrs. C. A. ltaulerson ■pent last Sunday in Sanford, the gues;s of Mr. and Mrs. Horry Lewis. A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews Wednesday, May 16th. Mrs. J. V. Wick* and little niece, Chadra Culpepper visited Mr. and Mrs« David Speer in Sanford last Sunday.* ' Mr». Will Raynor of Sanford at­ tended the Rod Cross meering here lait Wednesday. .The many friends o f‘ Mrs. Scugnr are sorry to bear of her continued ill no: r. Mt. imd Mrs. Chan. Phillips, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Aubrey Moran wero among these from Genevu at tending the revival sirv icts at Ovie­ do b a t' Thursday rifcht. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brumley cf St. Augus.ine tam e over in their car Inst Sunday to visit Mrs. Brumley'■ sibters, M rs.'Endor C urlett and Mira Emtnr. Eichnor, also bringihg with them her mother, Mrs. Eichnor nnd brother, George Eichnor, who will stay with Mr. nnd Mrs. Curlett fer some time. * BEST IN THE LONG RUN KaoPRjjtf m N E W RULES tbo STUFF THAT MAINTAINS THE OUN ANtf.TH E MAN BE­ HIND• IT AT- THE FRONT. The remedy is sim ple " a n d in­ expensive. W ON'T YOU GOOD PEO PLE HELP? Braxton Bescham, Federal Food Admlnistratdr, * ' ’ Florida. Many Seem to Think So. Like everybody else, tbo pinragrnpbcr has bla dull, days, though, perhaps, the rest of the people feel that tbo paragrnpher has more of them than Application to Purchase Sugar for anybody else.—Wilmington News. Preaerring Purposes 1918 I hereby declare to the United States Food Administration th a t I dosire to purchase from ....... ......... ..— 1 *:, »..*of............ h..KIai , an am ount of,„.„__ ____ iba.' of sugar for my use in preserving or canning of the Food Administration Don’t (Give name of fruit or vegetables) I estim ate th a t the above amount of Bugar will bo sufficient to_ prexerve ......... ........•...... lbs. of the fruit or vegetables named. In consideration of this privilege, I hereby declare th a t I will return to the dealer filling this application, all surplus sugar not used as.speci­ fied heyein, and I further declare that none of the sugar will he used for other purposes than specified and that none will be disposed of to other persons. I,fu rth er promise to report direct to the Federal^ Food Administratior at Orlando, Fla., the amount of products through the use of the sugar obtained under this permit. Signed. ..................... ............ Address__ ................... . Warning: The use of this certificate to ob­ tain sugar for purposes other than specified or for the .purpose of se­ curing a supply of sugar to be held against scarcity of supply will sub­ ject the person signing this certifi­ cate to the penalty fixed by the United States Food Administration for hnnrding, such penalty being a tine of $5,000 or one year imprison­ ment. Application .Filli-d 1918 by Dealer Address Note: This certificate must lie returned to the Federal Food administrator at Orlundp, Fla., nut later than one week after its* use. -u Let Your Stock-Suffer ( • v # . - - USE -• - Cow Ease to Keep Off Flies v.» Fernald Hardware Company gnnm niiixiiiiiiiiniixiuiiiim KKXiinuim nxiQ fiiim iixniiiiiiiiiix | Elder Springs Water W —p S3 | g ( * . ** Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily H Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed I TESTED URETY— big and safe as a bank reserve— sure, os the tested ’ surety of chemically tested food— proved, os the tested gold of the assayer'a crucible— backs up Goodrich Tested Tires. * It lies in the bumper mileage, that harvest of 1,044,680 linear miles and 4,178,744 tire miles, piled up collectively in 1917 by the Goodrich Test Fleets. East, w est, north, south, as the light nnd heavy cars of the famous Six Fleets mauled Goodrich Tires over city pavement pnrLoountry road, and mileage multiplied mileage, the tires multiplied that surety with sensational mileage everywhere. Goodrich's 1918 tires—the handsome, husky tires of generous masterful sixo any Goodrich dealer will show you— bore the brunt of that road warfare, and conquered America's roads the breadth of our land. How they measured up to Goodrich's confidence in them. Throughout the long, rough going, SILVERTOWN CORDS, and BLACK SAFETY TREADS fought the worst roads without a flinch. -* • Goodrich's tough, block tread rubber defied the gnawing of the road. The spiral-wrapped, cable-cord tire body took the pounding, and came bock with more mileage. The bottle royal tire testing proved Goodrich's 1918 tires have all the virtues of Goodrich Tires and many new. It proved them the tires of dura­ bility and dependability for roads anywhere in America. Get economy, comfort and security in tires wherever you motor by demanding the tires America’s roods have tested out in 4,178,744 miles, and crowned “America’s Tested Tires." THE a F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO. Jacksonville Branch: 803 Main St., Jacksonville, Fla. A w lr t lt a a from Liberty, "w. a. &" Purity or 99.38 Per Cent. 1 T. 0 . Charles Distributor 1 1 PHONE 338 f xiiiiiiiiiiu xim iiiiiiiixim iim iiixxn iiiiiiim xiiiiiiiiim xfiiiiiiiifiil To .Shippers of 1'rrlshablc Products Irish Potatoes Especially To all Growers, Shippers nnd Coun­ ty Administrators: Complaint is being made every day, nnd tm rv especial attention thereto has been railed'by the Traf­ fic Department of the United States Food Administration, of the im­ proper loading of perishable prod­ ucts shipped Out of Florida, and Pariicualrly and ESPECIALLY— HUSH POTATOES—that we take this method of advising and urging the use of more care in loading such products. New Book G o e s t o P re s s Saturday June 1st. Specific complaints * are among others, that when enrs are loaded with barrels the barrels are improp­ erly loaded three and four tiers high on the biltlge. Hampers arc loaded on their sides and in other ways. GOODRICH , Shipper: here's whora you enn help in a great many ways to sav help in a great many ways to save waste l/ thu stud to cat, get more for your labor, and, a t the samu time conserve box car equipment. When you start to load your carloud shipments of vegetables of tn y kind, nnd particularly IRISH PO­ TATOES do you first aztisfy your, self that the car Is fit to load sometiling th at is to be eaten? No evi­ dence of leafy roofs, sides or ends? Then do you stow 'or indent tbo lading away from the doors nnd block, board, anchor, tier or pyra­ mid the load so a to not come in contact with doors or door posts and away from the cracks in the ovent of rain? . Do you mako your tiers so high in ono part of tho car and low In an­ other th a t the high tiers make too much pressure on tho lower oms? Do your properly pack and fasteh your hampers and other packages? Might I suggest th a t you study the a rt of putting your goods through to the trade in first class condition and help us stop thU awful waste. ' ■ Jusi a Little Personal Attention Will * Turn tho Trick Now, then, are you loading every car to Rs maximum capacity? Good, Please keep It up and help save the cars. ’ Investigation deveiopes th a t mrfny of the serious losses for which com­ plaint .and claims, a r e ' filed, by the consignees i r e ' the result of careless loading. Might I ask that you give thrse little details aome of your personal attention and iet'a atop the waste of THE BELL DIRECTORY This is the most frequently consulted reference list in this section. It is corrected and revised every few months. SANFORD ADVERTISERS are afforded an unequalled opportunity to place their business before the best people in a prosperous community. The spade is lim­ ited, the rates are reasonable. Just telephone, write or call on MANAGER * ' SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY THE TIRE WE RETURN ia nothing like) tho ono that came for repaira.- The bad cut or blown has disappeared, tho tire haa b e c o m e one* • more firm, air tight and as acniceaNJ as ever. Our vulcanixing certainly o*j work marvels with damaged tire*. A®“ * the marvel of-lt bow we can do It for reasonable,^ charge. KENT VULCANIZING WORK Oak and 8rd BL. • -■ ' . Sanford, Fl<** - -.1 • • - . �PAGE TUB EE AN | Begins Fri., May 17th—-Lasting Through Sat., May 25th , • . . •* ;» . - . ' ' * A Sale th at is so fitting, ju s t a t a time when prices are steadly advancing, and yet v ery cheap considering w h at th ey will be w hen the present crop of cotton is priced, which m eans a t the p resen t speculation another F ifty Per C ent A dvance. : : : : : : . • - .* It will be a long time before another such sale can be presented-*-because the looms that mjide these fabrics are busy themselves now with wartime products. The opportunity is yburs—Don't yburs—-Don’t Fail to Profit by it. Goods tioods are marked for this sale at a much less price than we can replace them. Prepare Now—Every day brings a little higher price on merchandise. Not so much a price, but inability to get the merchandise. == ENTIRE STOCK BEEN REDUCED AND MARKED WITH RED PRICE TAGS--NOTHING RESERVED • Friday Special i 50 Doz Ladies’ Hose, Black, and White^ all silk and lisle, 35c and O K p 50c values a t............. 4 0 1 , Saturday Special *4 100 Doz Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, full size, 7, 8 and 9—25c values *J A ~ only ... A vl LADIES’ HOSIERY ’ 59c 25c LADIES’ UNION SUITS Best grade gauze ribbed, low neck sleeveless, lace knee, $1.25 value .. QO« I /O C LADIES’ BLOUSES Excellent assortment new Georgette and Crepes, beaded and silk’embroidered <P/j Q K .$6.00 to $7.50 values, Sale Price...'........ LADIES’ SILK PETTICOATS Beautiful new changeable Silk (JO Q O Underskirts, $5.00 value, all new i/O MIDDY BLOUSES Special values. Neatly trimmed, Values $1.50 a t..... ......................... :......... 98c LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES AND BUNGALOW APRONS Light ground percale bungalow Aprons $1.29 EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING About 500 yds. French Organdie and Voile Flouncing, 45 inches wide, values up to $5.00 a t..... ........... f ..................;...... .. Lot No.' 2, Swiss Flouncing, 27-in. wide, values from $1.50 to $2.50................ Lot 3 consists of odd lots Embroideries and Insertions, values up to '.50c, selling at 10c EXTRA SPECIAL 50 Pieces Ginghams and Cheviots, new goods in pretty plaids, stripes, checks, etc., selling today, up to 50c yd, special for this sale at only 401* W ednesday Special Friday S p g ia l 25 Doz. Ladies' Silk Hose, Radmore—no better $1.50 Hose on the market. Black and, white for this Q Q /* sale only............ ....... v O v 300 yds. Satin Damask, $1.25 and $1.50 grade. Limit 3 yds. to cusr7 jr tamer, yd..;„........ • 3:30 to 1030 100 Pieces 36-inch Longcloth FREE fro(n dressing, 10 yds, only to (J O A A a customer......... • * *■ * RIBBONS • ». 50 Pieces fancy stripe and plaid Ribbons, worth up to 50c, this Pre-Inventory MEN’S STRAW AND PANAMA HATS All shapes, all sizes, at 3 prices. $3.00 Sailor rough and smooth Straw........ . 1.48 $3.00 soft and sailor styles ....................... 2.48 $7.00 Genuine Panamas, all styles 4.98 Stetson Hats, $5.00 values at 3.98 Men’s 75c Silk Ties, sale price .49 Wash Ties, special at .... .25 » 200 Dozen pairs Radmore Knit, White and Black, only, $1.50 and $1.75 value, (P f O Q only.................................................... .*.... 100 Dozen pairs Silk tear-proof’top Q Q ~ Hose, White and Black.......................... .. i/O C New Novelty Striped Thread Silk Hose, regular $1.50 seller............ 50 Dozen pairs Thread Silk Boot top, /? Q ~ full fashioned, Radmore make... ................_ O I / C 25 Dozen pairs full fashioned White and Black Lisle Hose, splendid value even at 75c. ................................................ . 100 Dozen pairs Lisle Hose, 35c value. No more to be had when lot is sold Colors Black and White only. Medium and light ground Ging ham Dresses. Full line sizes.... ........... Monday Special 19c SUITS FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN $3.98 $4.50 Boys' Cool Cloth Suits 4.98 $6.00 Boys' Cool Cloth Suits 6.98 $7.50 Boys' Cool Cloth Suits . Wool Suits all reduced. . $1.69 $2.00 Russian Wash Suits......... :..........98 $1.25 Russian Wash Suits.... .... 1.48 $1.75 Russian Wash Suits......... .... .45 Children's Hats reduced to......... .69 Bovs Shirts and Blouses a t......... GENTS’, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ UNDERWEAR Cooper’s Spring Needle Underwear—No Better Fitting or Wearing Garments Made White Cross-bar Nainsook, quarter sleeve or sleeveless, V neck, good, value for $1.50 Q O n Sale Price.................................................... 5 /O C B. V. D. style, *2 piece suit, knee length, quarter sleeve, V neck, $1.25 value BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS One special lot, white Shirts and * Drawers. S uit...................... .................... * LADIES’ AND GENTS’ Jersey Bathing Suits, pure worsted Jersey Cloth,* all new styles, specially priced GENTS’ PAJAMAS AND NIGHT SHIRTS Special Night Shirt, iqade of good Q O « ' MEN’S SHIRTS 1 Lot new Dress Shirts, all pretty /? Q patterns.............. U J /C $1.25 and $1.50 Imperial Brand .................... 98 $1.75 and $2.00 Imperial Brand...... .*. , 1.39 Manhattan Shirts, $2.48, $1.98.........:........,... 1.48 $3.00 and $3.50 Silk Shirts..... : ............... 2.69 $4.00 Silk Shirts..... ......... ..................... ....... ' 3.49 $5.00 Silk Shirts..:.................. 4.39 $7.00 Silk Crepe de Chine Shirts.... v. . . 5.98 $1.00 Sport Shirts....... ............................ 1.... ; .69 EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIAL 5000 yds new pretty Laces, edging and insertion to match, a great value from 8 to 10c per yd, Pre-Inventory Sale price only........... Those good work Shirts in blue and fancy, the 75c and $L00* kind in the Pre-Inven­ tory Sale ~ going at 69c MEN’S HOSIERY SPECIALS Phoenix Thread Silk Half Hose, all shades .... . .49 Special Silk Sox, all shades.............. ................. .39 Special Lisle Sox ..................... ......................... 35 Special Lot Cotton Sox, all shades ...................... 19 . * **' SALE OF SILK AND PIECE GOODS Our entire line of New Silks, fancy and sport patterns, formerly priced at $2.50, (Jj-| r f Q Pre-Inventory Price .......................... I 1/ Pretty sheer white goods, Dimity, Check, Plaids, Stripes, etc., all new this summer, priced for regular selling up to 59c, O Q p The new and much wanted Skirtings, all weaves in white and colors, beautiful stripes and ' plaids, now selling up to 75c, our Sale O Q p 100 Pieces new Colored Lawns, Dimities, Voiles, Organdies, etc, 29c values, sale I K A price................................ ............ ;......V...... - 4 - V ^ *- * ,* * *# WHITE AND COLORED WASH SKIRTS They are all made in the new styles, out of good material, and beautiful patterns worth twice the money we ask in all sizes at only Q rQ ~ $1.89, $1.42 and......... .................................. V O t .. i *LADIES’ FINE CORSETS ■ Discontinued styles selected from our line of American Lady, ranging from $1.50 to $5.00, Borne are slight-ly soiled............. i/O C EXTRA SPECIAL TROUSERS $2.50 Guaranteed not to fade or shrink and a great value at $2.50, (P I Q q sale price......^ p A * U o EXTRA SPECIAL Men’s Kbol Crash Suits, in light and medium*sha^es^ 100* Suits to go QQ H nrinor s n ip n l « p O .* /0 �THE (UNTOHA HE1ULO Mi». Terheun fiv e a brf£f outo fG o d , and therefore wa can see how th ey could be unmoved even by lino of ths work of the' R K Cross the physical agonies of thd Crucified lts> wide'field and wonderful activ* , B. J. HOLLY, Editor One, since their b earti ‘ had • been Itiee at^ o m e and abroad, enniphaaizW. M. HAYNES, Uoslaess Manager ihg ita'aplcncyd achievement* .acroea hardened to l^umtn suffering. r«U bM Evwy TttMday sad Friday We can understand how {he Phar­ the seas? urging the members at isees might have been unmoved by home to pull together, to cooperate Calvary’s awful hour, and how the with unselfish real and loyalty. BUnSCKIPTION ntlCK IN ADVANCE: In this-war time keep an accouut of your table costs, j rout rent, Later in the- afternoon Mrs. Ter­ very disciples themselves did not ONE TEAM.... . . . . . . . . . . .V. ...........I fully, until long afterwards grasp the heun met with the Junior Tied Cross your clothing! A checking account is the only way—the check is a E I X M O N T H S .................................. .. tremendous truths which-found ex­ school nuxillary who were a t work in TUBES MONTHd............................................ receipt and the correct and easy way to keep track of your expend­ -Here too was Ottlf mmi la lha City fcy Cantw IMO Tm Yaai la pression In the death,upon the Cross the school house. itures. We urge you to open a checking account a t this bank at once. found that earnest spirit of service, of the Saviour of mankind. . A O .H M M sat Far Maalk for the little folks had 'been well . * * F a / M a l a la Aa/aara Mail Da fcladt at Offlra Hut we cannot possibly compre­ drilled by their eager und earnest CAPITAL 130,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 hend in even the slightest degree, young chairman, Mrs. Averett. how any man, woman of girl, whose Following the business of the af­ mentality is sufficient to keep them TktrySaaa Na. MS ternoon a delightfully pleasant social out of nn insane asylum, can face the hour was spent Informs.Ily, delicious terrific, the unspeakable and unvoicoablc agonies of the last three punch and wafers beipg served by j____ ■ . nnd a half yenrs without hnving Mrs. Brumley, Jtfvs. Snyder and sev­ eral others. ^ their minds and bodies quickened to The Chuluutn Ilranch lins been concentrate and consecrote their all II. R. STEVENS 0. L TATLOR ' R. R. DEA5 CaiUar Am'I Ciihw, to saving this country from the posi- actively engaged in raising funds F. L WOODRUFF Vka-PrtiMaol and making hospital garments since sibilitics of the fearful agony wdiich the beginning of'lied Cross Wbrk in threatens us. THE B A N K TH A T IN S U R E S Y O U R DEPOSITS . ■ * As our people stand before the the county and has a’ line record of cross of humanity upon which not things accomplished to" its. credit. one hut, millions of men have died The Next War T at for others, as they see upon a thou­ administration are now at work on in the north as long as possible. At sand battlefields cf Europe men shot Washington, May 15.—Revised now schedules. Any inrreaso to be the same time tho southern con­ to ’piedcf, the rivets choked with the estimates of revenue receipts in the ordered will be arranged'in a manner sumers must eat more of the south­ botliis cf the dead, with Hdvnnclng current flscnl'ycar ending next June to preserve rate relationships • be­ ern crop at home;' This will mean troops marching ovgr the shattered 30 placed at $4,095,G99,000 the sum tween communities and region?, t(- more money for the south and more hudies of their comrade* who had which the American people will con­ firials said today, so that industries wheat for the allies. If southern preceded them: os they see the sol­ tribute directly to the government, and commercial interests will be consumption is not increased tfierc "I pledge allegiance diers of the allies, nnd now our sol­ mainly in taxes,- for prosecution cf subject to the same degree of’ rate may be glutted northern markets, to my flag and the Re­ diers living month after month, nnd the war. These* cal (mates, reported competition os at present. lowered prices and lest foodstuffs. . public. for which it stretching, pow year n f te r ’year, in today, to the senate by Secretary Passenger fares would bo raised stands; one nation in­ the intolerable trenches, full of mud McAdoo show? that about one-third under the plan suggested to about divisible, with Liberty and rat’s ar.d sometimes dead men, the expense ef the war this year ha* A hunch of boys of the Congrega­ three cents a imile. and justice to all." tional .Sunday school had the time continuing to meet’ the onslaught of been mht by tnxation nnd. two-thirds of thrir lives at Coronado Beach Jhe the enemy; us they think of the by Liberty Loans. Agents’ Report—War Stamps first* half of this week. Harry Kent hundreds of millions ot mothers nnd Thp report diseksed th a t about Week end reports of ngents to nnd Clifford Walker lock them over. fathers nhd wives and sweethearts, $2,775,185,000 will lie collected on sons nnd daughters bereaved with a the basis of income and excess pref­ county chairman In the* Thrift nnd Rev. nnd Mrc. Brower looked after sorrow which has engulfed the world; its tax returns on file May 4, about War Savings Stamp sales show the the boys. Then a dozen girls, tlq* Wr e a t h e d in h o l l y young people's choir, occupied the as they see millions cf men and $348,000,0(10 more than the yield ct- following; O ur Robert of the Sanford Herald War cottage the last half of the week, women und children, stretching out tim ated when the war revenue law suggests a baseball game between Svg. Thrif Mrs. Harry Kent, Mrs. W itte and their gaunt hands for food,- pleading was enacted Inst October, but less Nnme of Agency Orlando nnd Sanford on July -I, and that they may he saved from starva­ Sanford Post Office 51 493 Mrs. Aspinwall accompanying the than the $3,000,000,000 recently «*- Lake Mary P. O. Live Out-Doors this summer promises that Sanford will not use 0 2 young people. tion while millions have died by the timuted. The total now expected the movable (cnee. For the Sanford Wagner P. O. 0 4 It costs little and the benefits arc man? wayside of cold and hunger, is It from internnl revenue war taxes in­ team wo suggest the following array If you use 0 20 possible for any man or woman in cludes receipts from Income nnd ex­ Oviedo P. 0 . ... .. of talent. Pitcher, R. J. Ilolly; Determining Character. Lawton Bros. 3 24 this country to be unmoved by these cess profits tax return* of $3,643,- C. L. Polk AEROLUX--710 whip Catcher. Holly; lb’. Robert: 2h. Rob­ Wo prepneo ourselves for sudden , . 129 63 awful scenes of agony? VENTILATING PORCH SHADES deeds by tho reiterated choice of good ert J.; »a. Editor Holly; 3b. liob 699,000: from cuktotps $180,000,000, Longwood P. O. 0 25 or evil which gradually determines Cun any soul who thinks ofi these from miscellaneous snqrccs inrluding Court House Club Holly; If. Bold Had Hob; cf.. ft. Jay 120 47 SANFORD FURNITURE CO. Holly; rf., Robert J. '^Ilolly, Scribe. things disregard the cnll for conser­ $10,000,000 earning* of increased C. L. West . 1 40 character.—Gcorgo Eliot. Umpire, Holly. Mover of the mov­ vation uf food, for increased produc­ first class postage' $270,000,000 and Figures, refer to the number of able fence, Robert J. Holly. Mas­ tion .of food, for the building of ships from sale of public lands $1,800,000. stamp? sold and not to the value of cot, Holly. Gatekeeper, Ilolly. and the doing of all other things Estimates of internal revenue re­ stamps. Thrift Stamps are 25c Storekeeper. Holly. —Orlando Sen­ needed to give victory to our armies ceipts last fall were about $3,400,each, while War Savings Stamps [ami those i,f the allirs ns they battle 000.(5(10. tinel. have differenct values for different to save us and rivilization? ----- O----months For month of ‘May ouch Can anyone who realizes the rituMORAL: CAN ALL YOU CAN Increase Itniltond Hates War Saving Stamp is worth $4.16. ation fail to devote every spare mitCAN The report of postoffices do not in­ Washington, Mnv 16. — Estimates Florida annually imports $85,000, ment of the fled Cross and kindred made .today liy railroad administra­ clude stamps sold to authorized 000 worth of foodstuff that rhe work and to the utmost limit of abil­ tion officials indicate (lint an in­ agencies. should produre. A ronsidertible |.art ity stand behind the government crease of at least 50 per .cent in The county chairman requests u r in g t h e m o n t h s o f j u n e , jc l y of thh- goes for canned goods, if which they represent? freight nnd passenger rates will be agents who were late in making Surely the people who in this hour each housewife who hr.s access to a AU G U ST A N D SE PT E M BE R T H E BANK S necessary this year to meet the high­ their report th is’ week to muke an homo gurden would determine to jure slackers must have readied that er rest .of fuel, wages, equipment effort to make them earlier next OF SA N FO R D W ILL CLOSE ON T H U R SD A Y S can as her minimum amount a suf-ista'to. of degradation mentally nnd nnd other operating expenses, now week so ns to get the report in the AT TW ELV E O’CLOCK. fleient number of vegetable^ to fill I spiritually which would seem to 1 set ut between $600,000,000 and paper. Lcr home pantry, it would not only jusily class them a* among those $750,000,000 more than last yearN ALL OTHER W EEK DAYS T H E BANKS mean n saving of many thousands of who had committed the unpardon­ Keco in men elation that rates he EAT NEW POTATOES W ILL CLOSE AT TH R EE O’CLOCK E X ­ dollars that annually go nut of the able sir. for which even Heaven has raised by approximately this per­ state, but s releaning f food that is no cure. CEPT ON SA T U R D A Y . W HEN TH EY WILL centage !.:is hern trade to Director- Department of Agriculture Urges nn-di <1 elsewhere, ami of i-^rs now ! Tlle men and women who heed General McAdoo by his advisors. REM AIN O PEN U N T IL FIVE O’CLOCK. 'T h e m Instead of Wheat used frr bringing these good* into ,«0t this tall, but li\«- unto them* He is expected .o net within the Washington. D. C., May 1C.—As Ihe ;.tn’e, and that are needed for./elves, who fill their bellies with J lie USTOM ERS OF T H E JJANK A R E R EQ U EST­ new’ potatoes come Ir, cat more of , irunrprrtntinn elsewhere. — Lees­ glutton's portion, who waste ttieir next six weeks and to put increases 'n to . effect Immcdlr tely. Shippers them this spring than you usually do ED TO TA K E N O TE O f T H E ABOVE, IN--*, burg Cotnmetcit.l. * •Smt or their money on worthless will be permitted to appeal to the reducing proportionately your con­ O RDER T H A T T H E Y MAY ARRANG E TH E pleasures which add nothing to the Interstate Commerct1 Commission sumption of whet products. YouT R A N SA C TIO N OF THEIR FIN A N C IA L A F­ T1IK CROSS OF HUMANI TY I n atio n 's’strength, who for th d r own under the railroad m t and find de­ will he helping to save food fer war. FAIRS D U R IN G THOSE HOURS' \Ve ean comprehen how the ,eor- Kiaonal profit delay work, or who rision will be with the President.i v inning. You will lie helping pro­ »ng, liftin g soldiers, standing before ,!0t wholesouledly throw into the mote the prosperity cf the south. Such an increase as is proposed tha Cm»a upon which the* Sun t»f j * ftillint mea*un « 1 uljr would he the biggest in thtr histofy* Tii-re is nn abnormally lufge h o li­ God win cruHflH, fr!»cc! *rpT U inbw w »f ti’.r untune.. | I American railways, as the per­ n', <r •*( northern.potatoes now mov­ the Leaning, ef :h..| h o u r , -'hr; fialittn., u disgrace to centage is larger titan tiny over ing to m arket: they are very cheap. ufiffur stand ihtft lie who bung i-penl-M martkind, dishonorttifthe motfifts •ought by the railway*' under private If the new southern crops move as ■the f ' w e.-s JrcVed :i'r v. j S.mi*'.ho gave them birth. Let such tn..n.igi n.tiit, and would apply alike early rs usual the ihnrkct will still ( men and women, however high or to the en.ire country, linth desses"' be Hooded with this eld supply. How, rich or puor, be they capitalists, commodity •schedules would be af­ Southern growers are being ndvised | manufacturers, merchants, farmers, fected. by the United States departm ent cf mechanics, day laborers, preachers, .Hate experts of the Interstate agriculture to delay digging their clerks v>r whatever be ihcir occupu- Commerce Commission and m lroad crop nnd to hold .back Pa marketing tloar, be njturned with unutterable loathing nnd ‘ contempt. —Manufac­ turers’ Record.* THE SANFORD HERALD NOTICE HOUSEWIVES!! IR E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK 0 FSANF 0 RD SANF0RDt FLORIDA NOTICE D O C First National Bank RED CROSS AT % CHPI.POTA' CONTO UR A rrow F O R M -F IT C o llars H IS is the new' A r r o w style for Sum mer. We have n ev er h an d led a' m ore satisfactory collar. T he curvecut in top and in band assures per­ fect f it—...com fort - % and good appear- . ance. * • • f T Sanford Shoe & Closing Company Big Gathering Held Lust Thursday Afternoon Among the. enjoyable events of lust week in lied Cross lirilcs wu» the delightful gathering at Chuluutn on Thursday afternoon at the at­ tractive bungalow home of Mrs. .C. D. Bruu,ley, chairman of thu Chuluotu Branch of Seminole County Chapter, to meet representative* of the’ chapter from Sanford. In the party wire Mrs. David Speer, direc­ tor of. \\ otnan’s Work, Mrs. II. A. Terheun, secretary, Mrs. -Volic Wil­ liams, Mrr. Arthur Johnson, Mrs. A. C. Willixma und Miss Vera Tcr, heun. About twenty members ef , the Chuluefta Brunch were present, ; who extended to tho Sanford dele­ gation a most cordial wtlrome. The Ladits wire entertained on the spai Iols vetundus which were bruulifully drcoraied with quantities nf lovely rcocs. Mr*. Speer gave a comprehen­ sive, practical talk on Woman’s Work and specialised on ‘the hos­ pital garner.:* being made by th chapter, illustrating with finish* and unfinished garments. She stressed tho Importance >J absolutely perfect work and lit patting compli­ mented the Chulucta ladies* on the excellence of th e’work done by tb’clr brar.cht Y O U A RE I N V I T E D * l»* t , N To Attend The Special Services A t The BAPTIST CHURCH ■ a * * , *ir ’ -j Week Beginning Sunday, May HEAR R. W. J ’ . ‘r * * * 19th THE EVANGELIST : i * “ Cool Comfortable Good Music �’S DO M AIN • j> HAPPENINGS OP INTEREST IN AND j -AROUND SANFORD UP Mrs. Parramoro and daughter, Mian Annie, who have been charm­ ing Sanford visitors this scaron left Tuesday (or their home in Jackson­ ville. SLEEP INSURANCE ’ "A Terror to Mosquitoes.” r C Kirby of Jackaonvillo was * • , 72*1f , busirws visitor In Sanford yester■* L: M. Fouts, who lias lieen sjK*nding.scvcral weeks in this section left dl>’ SLEEP INSURANCE today for his home in Yonkers, "A Terror to M osqultoci." 72-tf N. Y. Mr. Fouts is connected with g M. Conklin of Melbourne, Florida Palm Fibre Co. See jtho page display of VowelUs, U registered *at the Hotel Spcer'n in another part of this paper. Cam” It will show you where you can save Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic money. •" 77-lte Phyiician. First National Bank Thousands of dollars' worth of Bldg., Phono 330"-W. < merchandise at below present cost Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hawkins pikes, to reduce' stork for nur In­ *|«ft recently for Commerce, Ga., ventory. You might us well save where ihey will spend the sumr^rr. money at Yowell-Speer’a. 77-ltr. Phone 104 for pressing, cleaning C. J. Merrlwethcr returned Wed­ ,nd alterations. Quality and ser­ nesday from ad extended trip to vice Sanford Shoe & .Clo. Co. ■Richmond and otlier points in Vir­ G9-tf ginia. K. G. Caldwell, the popular repreYou can save money by attending wntative of too Lorillurd Tob.ij.co the Inventory Sale at Yowell-Specr's Company of Concord, N. C., is In —see pd In thli* paper. 77-lte the city today. This 'will-bo Mr. Miss Peachca Lefller left today for Cildwell’s lest trip to. Sanford fls he Daytona Beach where slid will be the recently enlisted in the nnvy and bus received' orders to report for duty guest of her sister end brother-in-law text week.____ . # Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Perkins for several days. -SLEEP INSURANCE Cow Pens—Brabham Root-Rust “A Terror to Mosquitoes,” Resisting variety. Price 54.76 bush­ 72tf 7G-tf A. W. Witcher arrived yesterday el. Chose & Co. E. L. Burdick has returned from .from St. Louis and will remain revcral weeks in this section and while Tampa where lie" enlisted in the here will be a* suiat of the Hotel navy. lie expects to he called with­ in the next few days. Csincs." Annual Inventory Sale at 'YowellMrs. S. il. Brown of Melbourne is yperuling several day's here this Speer's beginning today. Don’t miss 77-1 tc ttfet the guest cf frittptfs and rein- it. C. F. Martin, of Richmond, Vu., lives. For Wood and heavy hauling see in spending.several days in Sanford this week looking afier business inMurrell, or phone 378. 48-tf teronii*. Mrs. J. W. Dicklns and her1 B uy—Stone’s Golden Crisp Potato mother, Mrs. Wood left Wednesday Chips a t L. P. McCuller’u. 74-4tp for Fredickshurg, Va. Mrs. Wood sill remain there for the summer, , Mrs. Bart Peterson arrived this while Mrs. Dickins will continue her week from Spartanburg, South Caro­ trip to Washington, New York and lina, and-will be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Stnrling other prints in the north. for several weeks at their home on SLEEP INSURANCE ' Magnolia avenue. "A Terror to Mosqultors." 72-tf See our bargain counter for spec­ Hume. Humph left today for Tam­ ials in odd sires of Regal shoes. pa where he will remain several days Prices $2.48 up. Sanford Shoe &. Clothing Co. 77-tf on buxines-. Mira Norma Herndon returned yesterday frnm Staunton, Va,, where she has been attending Mary Bald­ win Seminary the past winter. r w Parker of Tafnpu .spent | day, in Iho city till. wccll " " " to ta t bi»ln»s .p d plea.iuc. p'.odland F lic »IU « « » <»» s ..d a ,.. Mar i « b « d 19‘^ to pa g e n v K : V lf f i THE SANrOBD t o U U ) l ' 1 ■ ■;■. —■ — 1 ■ ■ i l l ■--■. ■ ..■■■=—• ■ * ' n t ' li •■■■J..-4'Cg —! . and and tha the heart heart ol cl America America ista lull tut! sf af hour • when scores were addtd- tqd and not interfere with any other en meant, he axld, not only the acbea- gratitude for what .England's, sen* the person! having hlgli and second tertainm ent that might take ?>)ice aCon to the allied powers of many haye achieved. ' millions of fighting men nnd the ad­ * high .scores were ’ awarded prixes that" night. dition-of'vast resources, b u t also the. Mrs. G. F. Smith received a most coming in of the.only one dmongst Exceptions to All Rules; attractive fan and Mr. R. A. NowA Good Report In bo complex n thing ah human na­ the many peoples of the world who man two lovely ties,’ ‘having high. In a letter to Mr. M. Fleischer Second score prices,wero awarded from Jacob If. Schilf and Oscar have seen “and carried on an un­ ture, we must consider R hard to find to Mrs. D. L. Thrasher^ a pair of Strauss, both well known million mistakable Issue, that would prob­ rules without exceptions. white silk hose and Mr. Ball a pearl aircs of New York City, who are ably not he settled by a four y e ir’s .pircle of Ulloa. handled pocket knife. . a t the head ef the American Jewish wuri Tho circle of Ulloa la a white rain­ A delicious ice cream course wes Relief Committee they asked Mr. America, he said, had answered bow or luminous ring sometimes seen served. The affair was meat suc­ Fleischer to be so kind as to spare the call of blood. England, ho add­ In Alpino regions opposite tho sun In cessful in every Way and a nice sum some of his valunhle time and tty tp er'. had been a wonderful inspiration foggy weather. It's an odd sight was realized. collect some money for tho benefit Mrs. "Newman was assisted by of .the war sufferers in Europe, who Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Housholdcr, Mrs. are being deprived of food, .clothing and their homes. Herndon and Mrs. Thrasher. M9Beiuiiniiiii9BBCiuuiiiiiu»3x;uiiniBiU3B«eiiiHiiuiu9e»ex ■Those present were Mrs. S. Chase, Mrs. B. F. WMiner, Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Mrs. Eugene Roumillat, •Ytrs. Henry Dicklns, D r*., D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. G. D. Blohop, Mrs. Gallowny, Mrs. Deane Turner, Miss Annie Hawkins; Mr. ami Mrs. Ball, .Mr. and Mrs.* G. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Loucks, Mr. and. Mrs. W, E. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newman, Dr. and Mrs. Puieston, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. E. F*. Housholdcr. Aerial Mnil Service Washington, D. C., May lfi.— Airplane mail service"‘went Into ef­ fect today when the first mail car­ rier piloted by Aviator Joe Boyle left Potomac Park for Philadelphia at 11 o'clock, president anti Mrs. Wilson witnessed the Initinl start. ' The airplane that left Washington was forced to descend at Waldorf, Mel. The plane from Philadelphia pilot­ ed by Lieut. Ecjgcrton. ypayhed Wash ington at 2:06 p. m. Now York, N. ’Y., May 16.—Air­ plane service in the United Str.tes for carrying mail was inaugurated today when n government'airplane, piloted by Lieut. Torrey H. Webb, left Bel­ mont Park for Philadelphia. Mr...Fleischer took some lime and collected as follow?, which not only he thnnks the people.for their kind contribution but also for tho people who will he bcneflttcd by the use of this money. • $ 6.00 F» Schwartz W........... F. F. Duttun.......„ 6.00 6.00 M . Fleischer___ ... . 6.00 F. S. Frank.. ............. .. 6.00 S. O. Chase....__ ........... 2.60 F. P. Forster ............... 2.60 B. F. Whitner.............. O. L. Taylor..... ............ 2.00 2.00 R. R. Dcas ...... 2.00 R. A. Newman.. 2.00 A. R. Key ..... 2.00 Chas. Kanner.... 2.00 A. Kanner S. Benjamin 2.00 Drcsoncr 2.00 L. Krauss . ,.................. 2.00 Yo well-Speer Co........................ 2.00 Forrest Lake....... 2.00 B. Baumerand...,___ ____ ___ . 2.00 J. D. Davison___ „ _____ 2.00 W-. A. Lefller__________.1....... 1.00 1.00 L. M eltzer................ 1.00 J. L. Miller ............. 1.00 J. W. Dicklns ... 1.00 John Russell.... \ . ... 1.00 Bower & Roumillat 1.00 J. G. Ball V 1.00 F. L. Woodruff $64.00 The above amount was forwarded by Mr. Fleischer to tho "Jewish Music Department of Woman's Club Relief Committee” of New Y ork.’ The lust meeting of the Music Eight hundred shipbuilders in the Department for this season will lie government shipbuilding plant nt held next Tuesday afternoon, May Jacksonville have agreed to work 21st at 3:30 in the club house. A Sundays for nothing, refusing to ac­ very Interesting program of mRsir of cept any pay whatsoever for work, thw "Olden Buys" has been arrang­ done on that dny. The decision to ed. Club members and tln-ir friends do this for Uncle Sam was prompted are invited. A silver offering for the by patriotic motives, the workmen department's general club fund will desiring to contribute their hit in the he asked. The program follows: way of a donnlion to the nntion in Chorus Club Chorus this way. Vocal Solo. Lpss with the Del­ icate Air Arne Palmetto's new ranning factory Mrs. Vance Douglass begun work recently, putting up to­ Vocal Duet, Whispering Hope........ matoes. The establishment is caps Mrs. Ed. Higgins and motors. Tho establishment . is rnMr*. F. L. Woodruff pable of Lurnlng out 400 cases per Piano.Solu, Selected Mrs. Aspinwall day. or 9,600 can*. The tomatoes Vocal Solo, Selected are scalded, alter which they are Wonted quirk. one million sweet Mrs. Lucille Aspinwall Takacli peeled, put into cans and then ronkpotato plants or vines. Wire If. 'W. Piano Duet. The Lust Waltz Weber . The establishment of .this enter­ Sleg Co.. Jacksonville. Pin. '■•2le Mils Martha Fox and Mrs. Kroggan prise will enable truckers to gel Club Choi us Mr. and Mrs. Heins left 'today for Chorus something out of products which Daytona Beacli where they will would probably otherwise go to Services 7:30 and 11 A. M. spend tho summer. COMMUNITY SING waste, as -after the tomato season is Muses Zoo and Fannic^.Reha over other ^aegetahles are likely to 7:30 P. M. U nder,the auspices of the Music he handled. Munson left this week for Jackson­ ville to take a stenogru phie course Department of the Woman’s Club a community sing will be held in the Palin Ileu'ch nnd Dade counties at Drnughon's Business College. have each about 2,500 ceres in ma­ City Park, Sunday afternoon, M.iy Special Vespers 7:30 Robert Deane of the II. S. Navy, who has he* a home on a ten days’ 19th at t o’clock.* The Sanford ter beans, lending South Florida fdt'.ough returned to Key West l i t ■iltand an*l the Woman's Club Chorus counti'-s,in acreage in this crop. A will assist nnd everybody is expected larger proportion of the castor hepn day. Mi > Edith Louisa H ubbard of crop in Florida has been planted. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Cobh :ir- to come out and ring. The Home New York City. Sntobl Guards, Boy .Scouts and achuul In some sections plnufiiig will lie fived yesterday from Goldsboro,* continued into May and the seen children are (specially invited. The For 4 years Mirs Hubbard was North Carolina, and will remain put in to follow truck nnd potato songs are all familiar, bring your Soprano Soloist nt 'the Church of here several days before yUltlng own hooks. A regular collection cf crops. Cold weather nnd high winds, other points In Florida. Sain! “Siary the Virgin, New York community songs may be purchased with draught in South Flotida nnd Mru. C. A. Rice of Jacksonville is from members if the Music Depart­ excessivc-rains in some of the north­ City, where without doubt the Krandift of all Church Mu«ic .in spending ft few days in this city, the ment, while tho present "supply lasts ern cectlons, made tile planting nea^gues| ^*>f*f r ie n ds. foh 20 cents a copy. Below Is the son somewhat belated nnd in noma America is maintained. parts injured tho stand from the Program: Sumpter School first planting. As a rulp, however, ....... . Mrs.' C. L. Polk, one of Sanford’s A semhly, Bugle" Call the reports are encouraging. The Mr*. Robert E. Herndon Item enhrr at Holy .Crest* former teachers will accept a limited stand averages from 60 to 76 per Kvcrjottelf Always Welcome number of pupils who are dwirou* of Address, Community Ringing cent, nnd with warmer weather Rev. DcWitt Brower making up work during the summer throughout the stale and showers in ** t America -months. 73-tfc ttin south during thc la,st week, con­ "Come Thou Almighty Kins" The Best Always of M uilr ditions have bettered nnd the out­ Mitscs Ennui end Mattie Owen, Columbia, Gem of tho Ocean----------- look is very favorable. who have been' guests of^Thoir Keep the Home Fires Burning ' :...........brother-in-law and sinter, Mr. and God E vfr Glorious T ie One ruilh of Thrill Lieutenant Wight as Instructor Hail Cclumbin ........... ..... ........... Mrs. L. P. McCuder for sevcrul ) Tho many friends of Lieut. Ralph weeks left Wednesday for their home Onward Christian Soldiers Wight of this city will be pleased to In Marianna. Mrs. McCuller accom­ The Star Spangled Banner the U rehonijd Creed of T ic leant that he has been made instruc­ panied them and will lemuin a week Call to Quarter*, Bugle Call .... App.'lleu tor for tha drnftod men and will be Mrs. Robert E. Herndon or ten day3. located at the University of Georgia These community sings are being Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lewis of .tl Athens this summer which will he Jacksonville1 are spending several held all over the nation and if the his hcadquarten. This is a signal days in Sanford this week combining response here to this effort is such os honor for this young officer and dem­ buslncrs and pleasure. They are is being made in other places, more onstrate* that Ralph has not been community sings will follow. guests a t the Hotel Carnes. Idle since he has received his com­ Mrs. Gowdy left Wednesday for mission. Daytona Beach where slit* will he the * Sears Here on 24th guest of Mr*. Richard Deas .'or a Army or Fire Millions Congressman W. J. Sears will short time. , speak hare on Friday night, May London, Eng.. May 16.—Ameri­ Mrs. Powell arrived recently from 24th itt eight- o'clock at the corner can preparations on the wctHorn Norfolk, Va., and Is tho guest of her of Park avenue and First uireet- front arc amazing in their intensity brother and rister, Mr. n n d . Mrs. Congrecsman Stair, bus served the and plans are beir.j; made to (arc fer Robert Rowe at their homo on Pal­ Fourth- ■District for two '.erma and 5,000,000 Amcrirnn troops, H arry E. metto avenue. will he here oil a flying (rip that he V. B ritain, secretary of the military has taktfn from hts duties nt Wash­ branch of the Pilgrims Club, told the A benefit card party wae fclven for ington tn tell the people what he has Royal Colonial institute last night Crispin ,a tho Hod Cross* by the Social. De­ accomplished tn their ccngrcatimnn. "If the Germans do not givo In,* * A well likcilBlucher Oxford with partm ent of the Woman's Club r.t Mr. Sears is no stranger in Sanford ho added, "th e number ofA m orlcan , luiniary lines. Wonderfully com­ .lio Club House on Tuesday evening, and. there- will be a large crowd out troupc will bo increased ’ to cny fortab le e v e n When b ran d Mrs: Newman, who Is heatess for the to beer him Friday night, May 24th. am ount nccissary.” ' new. Mndo in Cav- _ _ month being In charge. Everybody Invited to hear him Sir JJhaglc* P. Lucas, former head eudish Brown lcath* Tho -club /ootns were most xt- ■pttik. The band will play aqd the of tne’"dom!nlora department a t the \raclive with many cut flowers, used hour has been placed at eight . In o r' colonial office said Ye wondered I d tr to give the people an opportun­ the Germuns reclircd what the oniry in decoration. Bridge was enjoyed untiL a late ity of hearing Congressman Sear* of America Into tho war nudnt. I t WHITSUNDAY AT THE HOLY CROSS* Wshifc oe s PAY To Have Tires Re­ treaded and Reiined? »- T We Say it will Pay You and Pay You Well I T Tires Rebuilt by our Process will give you from 3,000 to 4,000 Miles Extra Ser­ vice at a.C ost of from One-Third to One- Y* - Fifth theC ostof a New. Tire, as proved by Scores of Rebuilt Tiers we now have RollinR. We have Discarded Entirely the Band Tread in Rebuilding nnd by OUR NEW" PROCESS Incorporate the New Rubber with the Tire, thereby Insuring tlie Longest Life .Possible for.a Retread. Don't Discard your old Tires as long as there is a Mile offtiervlco In them. 'Hare them Repaired and letthc Government have the New Tires that It Stands so much In need of. . . . . . . . Bring your old Tires and Tubes to us and If they lire not Worth Repairing we will Tell you so. We have Increased nur Force of Help and (here Is now no Delsy In Getting out Hepalrc*. . . . Tubes# Repaired W hile You W ait We Carry the Largest Stock and Best Assortment of Tires, 'Tubes and Tire Accessories in Seminole County. Also “ The Best Free Air and Water Service." Phone for Service Car When You Have Trouble. : : : 1* * • # Sanford Vulcanizing Works E. W. DICKSON First Street Next to Ford Garage Day Phono 67 Night Phono 2G0-J Sanford, Florida SC5CXIlllllllllll3C5CX!lllllllllllXXIIIIIIIIIIllXXXIIIIIIIIIlllJSCX Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses' Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. WITH A Life Time Spent . without the accumulation of a dollar, when it would have been so easy to have saved a t least -one dollar from each pay day, if the start had only been made. „ b . .. v . «,*.» *, Hake th e S ta rt and S ta rt Today Seminole County Bank { �j A « « r . , > . ' ■ i M 1 writes, urging that we help th em bring to the attention 7 of our custom ers the im ­ portance o f saying wheat* Use Calumet Baking Powder 1100.00. • with Com and Other Coarse Flours. And you will have • sa tisfa cto ry , w h olesom e results. * You save when you buy it* You save when you use it. You save materials it is used w ith .. True economy in Cost— in U se—in Time. The Army and Navy Use It Save AH th e W heat You Can and Help Our Allies W A R -T IM E Recipe B o o k nrr,' Free—send for it today Calumet Baking Powder Co. 4100 Fillmore S t Chicago, Illinois COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRECEEDINGS .Sanford, Fla., May 7, 1918. lion. Hoard of County Commis­ sioners in and for Seminole county, Florida rpet in regular st-s.ninn at 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Chairman L. A, lirumley, and Commissioners L. P. Hagen, C. IV. Enlzminger, 0. P. Swope and E. If. Kllbee, with V. E. Douglass, deputy clerk and Hoy Tlllis, deputy sheriff in attendance. Minutes of last regular meeting, also call meeting of April 12, 1918 THE * V Will Open ■V— • , • __ g I ?. A * * * * t * + * * • * •" . * , . ) . * • X dO O C The Public is Cordially In­ vited to Patronize this popular Cafe. Hf“ - XX5CX j Good 7 V. r . Service Excellent Chef and Popular Prices. We will appreciate a Call from You. , •* The BELL CAFE JAMES DANDELAKE, Manager * rJ, Phnoe 393 * F :‘ 1 May 17, 111* building fund for 91000.00 for the u o tt^ v a T is iiw ; purchase.of one Liberty Bond, war­ rant to "bp made payable to-First NOTICE or SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE National -Bank. r* ly hereby given that, nnder and £ Not Ira uenl to th* final decree of forecloeur* On motion of O, P. Swope, sec­ 1* mad* usd . ________ ____________ and *at* and entered an. tb* flrit day__of onded by L. P. Hagan, and carried, Slay. A. D. .1918, In th a t certain t a u x ndlng In Chancery In ttra Circuit Coart clerk instructed to draw warrant on and for Orange county, Florida. whs rein building fund for 1500.00, same to C ON SOLID ATED N A V / L S T O R E S COM­ PAN Y , a-corporation under tba lava of th* be invested in War Savings.Stamps. •tat* of Florida, la lb* complainant, and ORLANDO E LO PM E N T COMPANY, On motion of L. P. Hagan, sec­ a corporationDEV under lb« lava of aald atat*. onded by Q .' P. Swope and carried, JA M ES H. D YA LL and MRS. JAMES ft. DYALL, Mi wife. ARTHUR W. R ED clerk instructed to draw warrant on F E R N and ANGELIN A C. H E D F E R N , off*, and D. 8. DRAWDY. D. W. road bond fund for 391.30, payable hi* HOUSE and it. C. MATHERS. Individually to E. E. Brady, same being amount and aa -trustee* cf Dravdy Cemetery, and E. WILSON, at* th* defendretained on contract of Augusta SYLVESTER ■nt*, th* undersigned, a* Special Master, a* directed by aald on Monday, th* Vitrified Shale Brick Co., account third day of June, decree, A. D. 1918, between th* demurrage charges, and same au­ boura o| eta ren o'clock In lha forenoon and two o'clock In th* afternoon ot aald day, thorized paid to E* E. Brady, by befor* tba door of tb* court boua* of Orang* county, aald H alf, In th* city of Orlando, order (rom J. L. llankinson, presi­ will offerla for aal* and eel! at public outrry to the highest and beet bidder for rash, fo dent of above company, eatlefy aaild decree, th* following deecfrlied eitualed la th* countlra On motion of O. P. Swope, sec­ Unde and , . . . of Oranc* and mlnole, in ,lh e etat* of onded by L. P. Hogan nnd carried, J-Torlda, lo-wit Capt. C.* H. 'Dfngee of - Scminelc Northeaet quarter of aorthweet quarter of Thirty-three (39), TOW N SHIP county guards is authorized to pur­ Section T W E N T Y T H R E E < l » , SOUTH RANGE chase cartridge belts for thp com T W E N T Y N IN E (S9), iiAST. Eaet hell ot Northweet quarter of Section pany. Twenty-four. (24); ' Southweet quarter of •The following bills against Florida Northeaet quarter, Eaet half of Northweet quarter and Northeaet quarter of Southweet Groves Drainage District were ap­ quarter, *ir*pt Bouthaaet quarter of Northeaet quarter M Southweet quarter of Section proved and ordered paid: „ Thirty-fly* (35); all In TOWNSHIP T W E N Y O N E (11), SOUTH RANGE THIRTY The Florida Groves Co., 396.92, T(30) EASTII. W. Barr. 380.25. Northweet quarter of Nortbeeal quarter, Eaet bait of Bouthwrat quarter of Southwret - On motion of L. P. Ilagan, sec­ quarter and Southwe*!.quarter of Southweet onded by C. W. Entzmingcr and quarter of Soulhweet quarter of Section On* ( l )t Southern quarter ol Southeaat quitter carried, Mr. J. K. Mcttingcr is here­ of Section Two (2); South half bf Southeaat of Northeaet quarter, Eaet half of by appointed county enumerator for quarter Northweet quarter uf Northeaet quarter, Seminole county for the years 1917 Southweet quarter ot Northweet quarter of Northeaet quarter, South hall of Northweet 191S. quarter of Northweat quitter, Northweet quarter ot Northwnt quarter of Nprthwett Motion of C. E. Entzmingcr, sec­ quarter, and S o u th ru t quitter of Southweet ot Section Three (3); Northweet onded by L. *P. Hagan and earned, quartet quarter of Southweet querter of Section clerk is instructed to write J , Will Elxht (8): Southweet quitter of Southeaat quitter and Wret half of Southweet quarter Von, state auditor 16 come to Sem- of Seftlon Ten DO); Northweet quarter of •r u i i n i i i i tw iiiiraoi <(uni tit, quarter uoty tNortheaet quarter. Inoft county, and make thorough Northeaet Norlht eel quarter ol Northwest quarter of audit of the county's bobks. Northeaet quarter, Wee( half of Southwest quitter of Northeaet' quarter of Northweet Motion of C. W. Entzmingcr, sec­ quarts,, Writ half of Southeaet quarter of Northwest quarter, Southeaet quarter ol onded by L. P. Hagan arul carried, Southeaat quarter of Nortt)weit quarter. Southwrst querUr of Southweet quarter of' county auditor is instructed to make Northeaet duarter and Wret half ot South­ audit of utl county officials and re­ eaet quarter of Southeaat quitter ol Section Eleven i l l ) : Southwret quarter of Northeaet port at next regular meeting. uarter, Writ half of Southeaet quarter, half ol Eaet hell of Southeaet quarter Bond of W. P. Stone to carry otaitNorthweet quarter,' West hall ol Nnrthfire arms approved and license or­ eeet quarter ol Southeaet quarter of Nnrthweet quarter, Northweet quarter of Hoqthdered issued. rait quarter ol Northweet quarter, Wret ol Northweel quarter ol Southweet Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded hell quarter, Wret hell ol Southrut quartrr .of Northweet quarter of Southweet'quitter ol by C. W. Entzmingcr and carried, Section Twelte (12); N o ith ru t quarter. contract for furnishing county with Northeaet quarter ol Northweet quarter, quarter ol Southweet quitter. feed and groceries for the. month of Northweet Northeaet quarter ol Northeaet quarter ol quarter. Wret hell ol Weet b ill ol May is awarded to Wight Grocery Southeast Southeaet quarter of Southern quarter, of Section Thirteen (131; Southeast quarter of Company. Northeaet quarter of Northeaet quarter, Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded Weet half of Northeaet quarter of Northeaet quarter. Southeaet q u illet of Northeaet quitter by C. W. Entzmingcr and curried end North half of Northweet quarter of Sec­ Fourtrwn (14); North half ol Norlhwmtquar­ clerk ami attorney for this board arc tion ter n( Section FI (teen (IS); Weet half instructed to prepare ballots for of E it t half of Southeaet quarter Northwest quarter and West half of election to be held June 4th, 1918, ot Southeaet quarter of Northweet quarter of Section Twenty-one t2I), Eaet half ol Northand have Same printed. ta il quarter ol Northeaet quarter, North­ B Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by C. Wh Entzmingcr and curried th a t county employ Engineer Fred T. Williams to ninkc plans and speci­ fications for brick road. _______ Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by C. W. Entzmingcr ami carried that a committee of L. A. Brumley, L. P. Ilagan and E. A. Douglass he appointed to take up with the Vo­ lt sia county board of county con* mitts ion era m atter of building lighter for Osteen ferry. V* The following persons wpre numod and appointed to act as clerks and Inspectors of election to be held June 4tln 1918: Precinct No. I—Sanford J. K. Mcttingef, clerk; C. H. Dingee, \V. W. Long and C. C. Wood­ ruff, as inspectors. Prcclnrl No. 2—Lake Monroe Albert Hawkins, clerk; J. C. Mof­ fett,- D. H. C. Rabun and Honjy Lee, .us inspectors. I’rccincl No. 3 —SEnford Schelle Muines, clerk; E. T. Woodruii» M. W. Lovell and C. J. Rutnph, as inspectors. Prcclnrl No. 4—Paola F. A. Johnson, clerk; Leonard Kelz, B. F. Ja mines and A. A. Hicks us inspectors. Precinct No. 5 —Oviedo H. B. McCall, clerk, J. B. Jones, N. J. Tanner and Rev. Wm. Stones, as inspectors. . . Precinct No. 6 —Geneva E. Curlett, clerk; A. A. Moran, C. C. Culpepper and J. T. McLain, as inspectors.' * 4» Precinct No 7—Chuluota C. D. Brumley, clerk; Wm. J a ­ cobs, -D. E. Hart und M. S. Averctt, as Inspectors. Precinct No, 8—Gabrlcclla A. . W. • Morcman, clerk; S. C. Mulhcis, P. E. R cddltt and T. J, Brannan, as inspectors. Precinct No. 9—Longwood J. N.-Searcy, clerk; L. J. Hartley, Jr., O. U. Fraln and J. S. Dinkle as Inspectors. *. j (Continued on Pago 7) if Hlife . * On Saturday, May 18th, at the Old Stand Corner of Park Ave. & First St. * *tr .* W. A. Lcfllor addressed the board in reference to road from Be unlit 11 to Cameron avemie. M atter referred to Commissioner lirumley, to see property owneis. Committee of L. P. Hagan and L. A. Ilrumlcy have this -day in­ spected the county farm and find it in fine condition and wo recommend to any of our cotton growers who do not understand how* to grow cotton to consult Supt. W. C. Williamson nt the county farm, and he will glad ly give you goot^ information on this subject.On motion of Y). P. Swope, sec* ended by C. W. Kiitzrningcr and rarried, • clerk is instructed to drawwarrant on general fund for 3100.00 payable to Stnte Counsel of De­ fense and forward same to Governor S. J. Catta. ‘ . . . G. M. Jacobs addressed the board in reference to work on bridge over Econlockhatchce Creek on Chuluotn Qvlcdo road, and ask th a t work on same be hurried us this bridge is in bad condition, and on motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by C. W. Entzminger and carrfbd, Commis­ sioner Swope is authorized to pur­ chase creosote in Sanford. Mr. Muody addressed the board in reference to purchase of road ma­ chine. No action taken a t this time. On motion of C. W. Entzmingcr. seconded by L. 1’. Hagan and car­ ried, clerk is instructed to recom­ mend to state comptroller to allow redemption of nil tax certificates against lots in Altamonte, at a tint sum of 350.00 plus clerk's fees. Scbrlle Muines addressed the board in reference to family of John Newton, near Like Howell. Communication received from • On motion of O. P. Swope, seond- Uepuhlicun State Executive Com­ ed by L. P. Hagan and carried, mittee was read and on motion of clerk Instructed to draw warrant on L. P. Hagan, seconded by C. W. Entzmingcr and carried, clerk is in­ structed to draw resolution com­ mending Republican State Execu­ tive Committee on action taken by committee in regards to .campaign now on. On motion of C. W. Entzmingcr, seconded by L. P. Hagan nnd car­ ried, clerk instructed to advertise for bids for bricking I 1-6 miles of road just west of bridge on SanfordGeneva road, plans and specifica­ tions on-file in clirk's office. Coun­ ty reserves the right to reject any H nnd nil bids. Calumet Baking Pow­ der saves three w ays: * - - - 4 * 1^.’* • read and. approved. Mr. C. D. Couch addreaaed the board in reference to opening road on wool aide, on section lino Sec. 27, tyjd on motion of O. P. Swope, acc.ondod Uy C. W. Enlxmlnger m atter woo referred to ' Commissioner Ha­ gan to get best posajblo/terms from owners of land thro^glf which this read would have to pasr. * Mr. J. D. Starling and D. L. Thrasher addresses th e board In ref­ erence to opening ditch on Bcardall and Celery avenues, along side of brick road, and on motion of C. W. Entzmingcr, seconded by E. II. Kil* bee and carried, county agrees to dean out ditches along Deardall and Celery avenues. Cost not to exceed _ TheU.S. Food Administratibn ft ,» '^Vl, THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE 5TX If •*? iS -m H S W r f- hall at N*rlb«a«t quarter of Bouthvn't nlY£ ter of Southeast qiarter, North w ,st‘ *t of SouthWaat quarter of Bouth,.,t and Weet half of Bouthweat quitter of * wa*t quarter of Boulbexst quarter *1 Si*’ tlon Thirteen (It); South ball of S oM h^ quarter ot Bouthweit quarter of k*,7j * Fourteen flirt Loi Four «> “a «!!! ** Seventeen (17); Northweat quarter o( Btnttk • aat quarter of Section Twenty South ball of Northweet * quarter Bouth hair ot Bouthweet quarter Nr0fih W.l*‘ 3iu,,t?r q"ltt?J of Section Twenty-three Northeast (93); Northw*!f qyirtrr of S o i A h t n i quarter of ft Ttwoty-Beo (25); North half of South half and southweet Southweet auni., ol «r n...„__.. and quarter Southweet „h,|i1 , 3r e?f ®*, Hoa Twanty-al* (28); Norlh^hi’r *r Northweet quarter ol S ou lh ieet qu.ru eacent beftnnlag at Northweat corr-V of Bouthweit quarter of * Northweat o u r .., ' ran East ff.1 0 ehilna. s K t t T m a ' xr.ee Weal 3.18 chains, W eil J4*M r h .l..' North 3.18 ch ain , siu th cM t qu.rter of Southeast q u itter, Aouth half of N w ihw w t quartar, Southwest quarter of North?!!? quarter, Weet half of Southeaat quarter and Northeast quarter of . Northeaat quarter „f S«ctlon Taanty-oovan (2T)t 8 o u th 2 .it qu.?! Ur of Southeast quartar and S o u ik n ,, G^iaittr of N orlh w n t nuarttir ol Twenty-nine (SB): W e.,'1hVlf of North!™ quarter and N orlh aial quartar of Northwest quarter of Section Thirty (3 0 ); l ! ,, half of F.ast half; Southwest quarter of Southaaal quartar, Northeaat quarter "f Southwaat quarter, Exit half of Northwest quarler of Southw est quarter. Southwest quarter of Northweat quarter of Southwest quarter, and Bouth half of Northwe.t o x \,\ ter of Section Thirty-two (31): Houthrait quarter ol Southeaat quarter aod Southwe!! quarter of Northweat quarter of Sertion Thirty-three (83); North half of NetUeaat 1 quarter. 8 o u th . half of Southeaat quarlVr Bouthweit quarter -and all of Southeast quarter of Northwest quarter, tyln i South of creek fn Section Thirty-four (31): South•M t quw tw of Southeast quarter. West half M Southeast quartar, Southwest quarter and Wait half of Northweat quarter ol Bre­ ton Thirty-live (38); South half of Notthe!n quartar, Northeast quarter ot Southeast QQuftef • n<I tjout half of Southeaat quarter of Section Thirty-ala (36); all in TOWN­ SHIP T W EN T Y ONE (21) SOUTH RANGE T H IR T Y ONE (31) EAST. ' t ,°.f Northeast quarter and North Nwjf «t Boutheaat* quarter of Section One (I); North half and Southwret quarter of Section. Two (2)i East half of Northeast quarter, Southwest quarter of Northern quartet, Southeast quarter and Bouthweit quarter of Bouthweit quitter of Beetlon Three (3): Southeast, quarter of Southeast quarter, North half Tlf Southwest quarter and Southwret quarter of Northweat quitter of Section Four (4); Northeaat quarter of Northeast quarler and Northeaet quarter of Northweel Quarter of Section Five (5); Eeat half of Nortbaaat quarter of Section Nertkweat.quarter of Section Seven ITJ; Southwest quarter of Northwest <iuar■‘ Southeaat corner tun Weet 412)4 feel. North 628 feet. Kail 4)21; feet, South 528 fe e t,'to point of beiinnlnx. and Northwest quarter of Northwest quartrr of Section Elaht (8): Weet half of Northeast quarter and North half of Southrut quarter of Section Nine (9); Eait half ol Northcait * quarter, Southeast quarter and Southwest quarter of Southweet quarter of Section ten (10); Southeaat quarter of Nurthearl quarter, Northweet quarter of Northern quarter, and Southeast quarter of Southeast uarter, Weet half of Bouthwrat quarter. of N outhwest quarter i>f Nqrthwrst quarter and North half ol of Northwret Northwr quarter of Serllnn Eleven (1)); Eaet half of Bouthwrat quarter ___ _ ,4 . '> . l L w . s . t ________s ___ . 1 __ . ,nd hNorlhwnt quarter ofa r Norlhwnt quitcr of Section Twelve (II); Southeait quar­ ter of Northeaat quarter, Northeaet quarter of Southeait quarter end. North half ol Northwret quarter of Section Thirteen il3>. Southeast quarter of Northern quarter. Eaal half or Southeaet quarter. Kail hill of West half, N orlh w n t quartar of Bout heist quarter and Southwret quarter of Northweet ■ quarter of Section Fourteen <ll> Northeaat quitter, Eaet half ol Northwrel quarter. South half of Southeast quarjrr an d Southeaat quarter of Southwrst quarter <>( Section Killeen (IS); South half of Southern! quarter, Northwest quarter of Southrut quarter and Southwest quarter of S ection west quartrr ot Northeaat quarter of North­ Sixteen (16); Eaet half of Northeast quartrr east quarter, Northeast quarter of Northwest' a id Bouthweit quartar ot Southeaet quarter uart*r ol Northeast quarter. West hall ot of Section Seventeen (17); Houlhwnt quarter outhwret quarter of Northweet quarter of ol Northeast quarter of Sertion Elihlren Northeast quarter, Weal half of Northweat (18); Northeast quarter of Norlhwnt quar­ quarter of Southwest quarter of Northaaet ter, Eaat half ot Northweet quartrr of quarler, Wret hell of Northwest q u iittr at Northwret quartar, and North half of South Southeast quarter of Northeast quartet. half of Norlhwnt quarter o( Section Nine­ Writ hall ol Southeaat quarter of Southeaet teen (19); Northeast quarter of Northern uirter of Northeaat quarter, Eaet half of quarter and Bouth half ol Hputbwnt quarter outheaet quarter of Northeaat quitter. of 'Section Twenty (20); Eaet half, Southeaet East half of Northeaat quarler of Northeast quarter of N orlh w n t quarter, Northweet quarter of Southeast quarter, Writ half ol quarter ol Northweet quarter, Northiaet Northweat quarter of Northeast quarter of quarter of Houlhwnt quarter and Bouth Southeast quarter. West halt of Northwest half of Southwret quarter of Section Twentyquarter of Northweet quitter of Hoptheaet one (21); Northeaet quarter of Nprthrist quarter, Southweet quarter of Northwest quarter. Southeast quarter of Southeait quarter of Southeaat -quarter, Northweet quartrr and Weat half of Writ half of quarter cf Southwret quarter of Southeaet Serllnn Twenty-two (22); Northeast quarter quarter, East half ol Southwest quarter ol ot Northeaet quarter. Southwest quarter "I Suulhrart quarter, es.iuthratt .quartrr ot Northeaet quarter, Weet half of Writ hell Southeast quartrr. Southeast quartrr of uf Buutheeit querter of S o uthern quarter Southwest quartrr ol Southweet quarter, uf Sertion Twenty-three (13); Northwest Wret hall ol Soulhwrel quarter ol Southweet uarter of Northeaet quarter. West hall n( quarter. Eaet hall ol Northeaet querter outheaet quarter and Southweet quarter ol of Northwest querirr. West hall o( North­ Section Twenly-Dve (23); Northern quarter west qusrtrr ol Northeast quarter ol North­ of Northeast uuartar. South hall of North­ west quarter. Flail hall of Southwest quarter eaat quarter. North half or Norlhwnt quar­ ol Southeaat luarter of Northwest quarter. ter, Bouth half ol Southeaat quarter, HoutbEast half of Northeast quarter of Northwest raet quarter of Southwest quarter and North quarter of Southeast quarter of Section half of Bouthweit quartar ol Section TwentyTwenty-two (22); Southwest quitter' ol six (2b); Bouthweit quarter of Northeast Noilheaat quarter and Southwest quarter ol quarter, W nt half of Boutheaat quarter and Southeaat quarter ol Section Twenty-three Weat half ol West half of Bertlon T»en(y(23); East hall. East half of Northeast quarter •even (27); all of Section Twpnty-elrht <2Iti n| N orlhw nt quarter. Northweet quarter of Northwest quarter ol Boulhraet quarter. Northeast quarter ol Northwest quarter, Bouth half ot Boutheaat quartrr. Northeast South half of Northwest quarter, Northeast quarler ol Bouthweit quarter and Northwrel quarter of Southwest quarter, Suuth half of quartrr ol Norlhw nt quarter of Sertion Northwest quarter of Southwest quarter ami Twenty-nine (29); Bouthweit quarter ol Northwest quarter of Northweel quartrr of Southeast querter. ^Veet half of Southwest Southwest quarter uf Section Twrnty-lour quartrr and Northwest quarler ul North­ (24*; Nutthrasl quarter and Northwest weel quarler of Section Thirty 130); North quarter of Southeast quarter ol Section hair of Northaaet quarter, South half of Twenty*flee (251; Northwest quartrr of North hall, Nnrlhwsat quarter ol- Nnilhwrit Northeast quarter, South half of. Southwrst quarter. North half uf South hdlf and Southquarter of Northeaat quarter. East half «! east quarter of Southeast quarter el Sertion Northeast quartrr of Southweet murtrr ot Thirty-one (31); Knit half and Eaat halt of Northeast quarter, West half of Northwest Weet half of .Bertlon Thirty-two (32); all of quitter of Southwret quartar of Northraat Sertion Thirty-three (331: Northeast quarter quarter, Boutheaat quarter of Northweat of Northeast)qulrter. W n t half of North­ quarter, eacept Wret half of Northweat west quarter and Bouthwnt quarter of Feequarter of S outhrut quarter of tNorthwrel tlon-Tnlrty-four (341; Eaat half of East hall, quarter, North half ol Northern quarter ol NorfhwVit quarter of Northeast quarter. Northwest quarter. East half of Southeast West half of Boutheaat quarter, and East qujrter of Noithreet quarter of Northwest half of W n t half of Section Thirty-live (331: quarter, Weet half of Southwret quartrr Northeast quarter of Northaaet quarter. uf Northrast quarter of Northwret quar­ Southeait quarter of Southeast quarter. ler. Northwest q u a r t e r of Northwest West halt.of Eait half. Bouthaaet quarter uf quartet. East half of Southwest quartrr Southwest quarter and Weet hall or West nt Northwrit quarter, North half tff half of Sertion TMrty-ali (361: all In TOWN­ Bouthwrat quarter. West half of Southwmt SHIP TWENTY-TW'o (32) SOUTH,RANGE, quarter of Southwest quarter, Northweet THIRTY-ONE (3t> EAST. quartrr of Southeaat quarter of Southern! E XC E PT IN G and reeervlnx. however, all uarter. East half of Southeast quartar of el th* timber atandlnf, frowlnf or bring outhwest quarter, Bouthwrat quartar ol upon th* aald land or any part thereof for outbrast quarter, East half of Norlhwnt e period of ten y e a n from and after th* quarter of Southeaat quarter and Norlhwnt 26th day of June, 1911, together with th* quitter of Northwest quarter of Southeast right to cut. us* and remove the same, and quarter of Bertlon Twenly-Sla (28); K ilt all necrwaary right* of way osar, upon and hall uf Northeast quarter of N orlhw nt arrnai th* aald lands during the term aforequarter, Eaat half of Northwest quartrr ot •aid, which may be neceesery or convenient Northwest quarter, Fiat half of Eaal half ot lu using or removing the raid limber. Southeaat quartrr of N orlhw nt quarter of T. P WARLOW. Bertlon Twenty aeven (27); W nt half of Aa Special Matter Aforesaid Northeast quarler of Northeast quarter, E. J. L'Enifa Weet half uf East half of Northaggt quartar P. L. Gaskins. of Northeast quarter, and N orlhw nt quarter Solicitors for tb* Complainant. of Northeast * quarter of Section Twenty73-Fri-5ta_________ ___________________ eight (28)i Northeaat quartar of Norlhw nt quarter of Bertlon Thirty-two (32); Eaat In Clrcnll C en t, Hivinth Judicial Cltcalt half of Northeaat quarter of Northeast quar­ Si mlnole County F lu id * In Chancery ler, Northwest quarter o( Northaaet quarter J. M. Robinson, Complainant of Northeast quarter, Northeaet quarter ot v», * Citation Northweit quarter ol Northeaat quarter, Viral* Hohlnton, Defendant, W nt halt uf Northweat quarter of Northaaat To Virile Robinson, Rrldgaporl, Connecticut. quarter,* South half of Southeast quarter ot Yon or* hereby ordered to be and appear Northeaat quarter, Eaat half of Northeaat befor* our aald court at th* eourt house la quarter ot Southeast quarter of Northeast RanfortL Florida, In the above entitled cause, quarter, East hall of Bouthwnt quarter of on the flret Monday In June, 1915 being lb* Northeast quarter, Eaet half of Northwaat Brat aald XIoaday In- aald month, to tnawac quarter of Bouthwnt quarter ot Northaaat th* bUI- of compliant Died herein against quarter, Boutbeaet quarter ol Northeaat you, eta* tb* earn* will b* taken aa confeaeed quarter of Southeaet quarter, Southwaat and followed by final decree. quarter of Boutheaat quarter ot Boutbeaet It b further ordered that Ihla order b* . quitter, Bouthw nt quarler of Boutbeaet published In the Hanford Herald, a news­ quarter, South half of Norlhw nt quarter of paper published >|n Seminole County once Southeast quarter, Eaat half ol Northeaat each week for Tour consecutive weak*. ■ quarter bf N o rlh w n t quarter of Boutheaat Given under my hand und seal of aald quarter, W n t half of Northweat quarter ol court, this the 29th day of Aptll, 19)3Norlhw nt quarler nt Southeast quarter, (seat) E. A DOUGLASS,. W nt hall ol W n t halt of Northeast quarter Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co. Flaof Bouthwnt quarter, Writ half of Southeast Dickinson A Dickinson uilter of Southwyat quarter. Eaet half of Rnllclto, s for Complainant. uulhwnt quarter, ol Southwest quarter. 73-Frl-5tc • Southwret quarter of B o u th w n t, quarter at Bouthwnt quarter, Eaat half of Northwait quarter ot Southwaat quartar ot Sec­ tion Thlrty-fpur (341; Bouth half ot South-, vest quarter of Section Thirty.ata 136); all In TOW NSHIP • T W E N T Y - TWO (32) BOUTH. R AN GE T H I R T Y .(30) EAST. Norlhw nt quarter of Southaaal quarter and W n t hall ol Section On* (I); East half of Northeast .quarter of Section Two (2); Bouthwnt quarter *1 Northeaat quarter. Northweet quarler, Northeaat quarter of Bouthwnt quarter, North half of Southeaat quitter. Bouthwnt quarter of Boutheaat uarter. North ball of Boutheaat quarter .of oulhant quarter of Seetloo T o ll s * (121; all lo T O W N SH IP T W EN TY-TH REE ( i s j BOUTH. RANGE T H IR T Y (10) EAST. Eaal half of Southwaat quartar of South­ eaat quarter of Section Eleven (I t); South- S a 3 a a a a WANT ADS PAY afu; 13 B �v > a o * p r o i» (Continued from Paso 6) Precinct No. 10—Lake Mary HeaVy yields of Ugh class products are Dec­ enary to bring a blf_n*t profit to the power. The basnet record for curb results has been bald for the last quarter-century by A. E. Sjoblom, clerk; W. V. Dunn, THE U N I V E R S A L C A R G. Martin and J. W. Fortier, aa nipectora. ‘Precinct No. 11—Altamonltf Howard ^2. Lyman, clerk; A. L. Icnklo, H. C. Tyler and J. W. Oa- STEP.T0 VEIL TARTAR WOMEN More and more the enclosed m otor dor grows teen, as Inspectors. strong in popular favor. It’s natural, especially Mohammedan Order Enlargs* hand­ ^ Communication from Attorney G. with Ford care, which are busy running every S«nd for our' Free Books on all commercial kerchiefs to Hide Face of A. DeCottcs, inclosing Supersedes day of the year—winter and summer th e Ford Wives and Daughter*. crops of Florida} also our Spray Catalofoe. 3ond, to be signed by the board of serves faithfully and profitably. So for a real Special advice gladly given. county commissioners, case: A. Dor* Pctrogrnd.—Tbo Mohammedan T ar­ genuine family car there is nothing equal to ner vs. L. A; Brumley, pt al. Bond tar men of Tchlstopot district, province the Ford Sedan at $695 f. o. b. D etroit. Seats signed. of Kavan, bavo ordered Uielr wires, five. Large doors, plate glass sliding windows, Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co Reports o f , the different county and daughters each to aew half ‘a silk curtains, deeply upholstered. scats, latest fZ a m t I ofllcials received, read and ordered square of extra material to the hand­ type ventilating windshield—n enr o f refined Mfrs. Ideal FertHiim. id e a l ] kerchiefs with tvblcli they cover their filed. luxury with the everlastingly reliable Ford 'uniayi head*. Jacksonville, Fla. I chassis. Come in and know more about this .Warrants paid during the month The women long ago ceased to veil; r*«aawc*tf superior car. , . . . of April were ordered cancelled. but when meeting unknown men they runuitica Clerk .presented semi annual re­ took a tub of the bow formed by (ylng port of county finahees for the aix hnndkerchlefs beneath the chin, and months ending March 31st, ' 1918, held the tab before the face In place which was accepted by the booar of a T^U. Unluckily, as the handkerchiefs with C. F. WILLIAMS EDWARD HIGGINS and each member signed certificate^ the p'asslng of time grew smaller, tho Dealer The following warrants as pre­ Salesman tabs ceased to cover tho face, and the sented to this board and audited by We make a specialty on overhauling nj^d charging Storage net became only a uymboK To make It th e‘clerk and approved by this board again n reality husbands and fathers Batteries of'all makes. Also repair Magnetos, Generators and were ordered paid:* arc Insisting on bigger handkerchiefs. Starters. Bring your Electrical Troubles to us. Building Fund— First National Bank, Liberty Bond, $1000.00; ' (jive Us A Trial Schellc Maine*.), War Savings Stamps, On Floor, Grain and Feed Dy Theodosia Garrison 500.00. ' . . of THe Vigilantes. Fruit and Vegetable Crates County Guard Fund—Geo. Fox, Tho benrer of fool-atnrles, I Agent, Rent Armory,* $10.00. 203 Oak Aver------* . L. A. Renaud, Prop. • Phone 189 Would liken to. tbo Household Fly, ■Ton Can Bay From U> at General Fund—Lake & Rossctter, Who la, comddercd nt Its beat, • 1 ' Wholesale Price* $100.00; E. A. Douglass, 125.(fo; A Germ-Conveyer and n Peat. H lIK ItlFF’H HALE Forrest Lake, 35.00; Geo. A. Dc- "The Red Cross sells the things wo Nolle-# I* h t r r b y given t h a t u n i t , , a n d b y knit" • vi r t u# of an e i e r u t l n n i«»urd o u t nt a n d u n ­ Cnttes, 50.00; Dr. J. T. Denton, d o t h# a#al nt t h e Ci r cui t Co u r t nt S e m "Our camps nro evil—men unfit 1" • nol e c o u n t y , Fluilria, d a t e d M a y 3rd, JRIS, 30.00; II. £ . DuRoso, 30.00.; Mrs. n T h e Amer i can l a u n d r y & M a c h i n ­ L. C. Gibson, 20.00: \V. C. William- These nro the genua they henr about holler at Appllr.llon for Tas Deed U n d o e■r herei Palitin, Florida o m p a n y , a cor porat ion, I. til a I nt IIt To sprend lllntrant nnd gloom and Nerllan S o f Chaptrr *188, l.aw. or Flor­ a nyd C J. If. (Merman, clr . , la d r i r n d a n l , I , won, 05.00; C. M. Berry, 60.00: L, ida aa HherlH of Seminol e Co u n t y . •III, dur i ng doubt. N'oflce la hereby riven that It. It. Mulr- t h# legal huura nt aale, Mo n d a y , Juno 3rd, G.-Stringfellow, G.l-I: W. II. Prince. With Sena*1 nnd Science let un try ),ad. purchaatr of Tea Certificate No. 321, I 9I B, Before I ho court hniitr dour nt aal d dated Ihe 6th day of July, A I). 1915, haa c o u n t y , oiler t or aale and^aell In t he h l f h - 1.00; B. M, Flowers, 1.00; Ch::s. E. Elimination of Thu Fly. itl.J , aid certificate In my office. «nd haa eat a n d brat Milder for raah, tho following Grable, 1.00; H. T. Laltouasclinu, ma de application for tax deed to Itaur In dcacr i hr d prrannal - p r o p e r l y t n- wl t: accordance with law. Said certificate cmOn# T u b u l a r St e a m L au n d r y Holler, with 1.00; Geo. Illnckwelder, 1.00; Fred W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y I,ram Ihe following deacrlbed properly fluoa a n d a t t a c h m e n t ! , now l o c a t r d on t he , nutted In Seminol# . county, Florida, to- ntd I’rogrrae Hi r a m l a u n d r y alto In Hanl nrd, L. Piper, 1.00; II. L. Kendrick, l.ob; »,t- NW!a of SW'< of 8K»i Sec. 32, Tp. Florid* . aaid p r ope r l y to bo aold aa Ihe T . W. Geiger, 1.00; P. B. Gatlin, 19 S. It 31 E.. 10 aerra. The aald land p r o p e r t y of J. II Ov e r man . I hr d e f e n d a n t , befog a»i-aaed at tha date of the laauanre and l o aal i . l l > aald r i r cn t l . i n a n d roal*. I. 00; C. A. Palmer, 1.00; Sclielle 6tork Cornea While Mother la Being .,( .uch certificate in the name of It. A. Maines, 7.00; A. Vaughan, 200.00; M i , ny. llnlraa aald certificate ahall he Removed From Water-Bound redeemed according to taw ta i deed will S. F. Doudney. 55.00; Sanford I’ub* Home. i.iuB thereon on the 20th day of May A. I*. 1**l*. lie Service Co., 29.44; Mil! Ildwe. Milne*, my uffirial algnature and teal Clnrtnnntl.—The Imby of Mrs. J. W. Co., 37.88; David Speer, 5.00; A. M. thi. the IMh day o( April, A. II. I9IH. [wall E. A. DOUGLASS, Bogcrt. forty, of Newport, la doing Adams, 217.00: Herald Printing Co., cterk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. 15.75; Celery Avenue Store, 02.01: lino despite the fact tlml It was ush­ Into this world during Ihe over­ Florida Robt. W. Lord. 2.05: \\'. C. \\il- ered Sanford flow of the Ohio, under unfavorable liunuon, 107.03; J. N. Tolar, M. D , clrcumntnnren. XVlille tier hiishnnd wna NOTH i: TO PAVING CONTI!ACTOUH 5.00; Yowcll-Specr Co., 0.05; Hand's removing her from tier wnter-bound Scaled prupmala will l*e received hy the ,.>uniy oimmliiltmcra of Seminole county, Cash Grocery, 15.00; F. W. Temper- home In n ttklIT Mrs. ftognrt gnve birth Florida. at the office of the clerk uf the C||fituil Court <>f (he county of Seminole, at Han­ ton, 55.00;- II. & W. B. Drew Co., to « girl. The ley wnlera from the ford, Florida, at or befora 10 a. m., June II, 4,55; K. A. Douglass, 11.00; Under- Ohio s\\lrlal dLsouiiil th e akjfT. 1913, for grading and paving H fret wide • ilb hrirk Geneva avenue from the Ht. wood TypewrKer Co.. 23.20; Fred John, river weal, approilmalety-1 1-8 mile* lo the ea.l end of the pretent brfek paving T. Williams, 7.00; So. Bill Tel. Co., Etch propo.al In bo accompanied hy a 10.80; Woodruff & Watson, 16.40; J. I i r l i f . n l check made payable light to-the clerk nl the Clrcu t Court of Hamlnola coun­ W. Bell, 10.00; C. D. Pearson, 10.00; ty. Florida, tor *750.00. C. L. West, 10.00; L. M. itch binder, Alt. r May 25. 1918. plana and apecifira Ilona may be teen or aecured by applica­ 10.00; J. E. Snyder, 10,00; S. E. tion to Mr. E. A. Douglaai, clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court, at hla office In the Court dlouia Mathers, 10.00; C. B. Searcy, 10.00; al Hanford, Florida, or from Fred T. WIIluma. englnrer, at hla office, Hanford, Fta. A. E. Sjoblom, 10.00; ,J. W. Os­ . The Hoard of County Commirtlonrra reteen,. 10.00: Jno. I). J in kins. 461.86: e n i l tha right to reject any or all blda. E. A.'DOUGLASS. T. J. Miller & Son, 12.50; K, A. Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. Douglass, 24.00,; F. A. Douglass, 09.08; E. K. Brady, 11.35; .W riter’’ C handler Union Tel. C\, 15.02; 11. C. Du Bose. NteiUi of A p p l i c a t i o n ' for Tai I l i a d U n d e r C oupe S t c l i on h ol Hiaplrr 4 8 SB. L a « » o T l o t $6.33; Stale Counsel of Defense, Ida w .* Notlre la hereby given that William Ja100.00; V.-i\. Brumley, >.40; L. A eobi la purchaer of Tax Certificate No. 813, Hagan, 8.00; C. W. Kntxmlnfcrr, dated the 2nd day of June, A. I). 1913. Said certificate embrace, tha following dea12,00; E . 1 L Kilbee, 12.80; O. P. Ctibeil property aitualed In Hamlnole courtly, Florida. to-w|ts |,ot 9, lllock E. Villa 31111a. Swope, 14.80; 'ft J. Miller &. Son, The aald land being aeaenaed at the date ol 30.00; Rond & Bridge Fund Win. (hr i.auanrr of aurh rrrllficale In the name • I Hi.hop Moore Heir*. ,P. Mitchell, 31.30; John Vaughn, tl.u Notice la hereby given (hat William 15.00; James Bussell, 8.00; J. M. Jacob, la purrhaaer of T ea Certificate No. JITT. dated the Ith day of June, A. I>. 1901. Waits. 3.00: J. M. Wynn. 258.50: A. Haul r.rllfieate embraeea the following deaft. Robinson, 7.50; Kobt. W. Lord, c'd-c-d property aitualed In Seminole rounly. U 'Ida. to-w||: Lots 3 end 5, lllock E, Villa Win. klitl., • The aald land being aaarued at tha Old False Teeth W anted-Don't Matter II. 05; E. A. Farnell, 3G.00 date the liauance of auch certificate In the Clark, 76.00; G. II. Kernald Ildwe. If Broken same of L..II. Culley. * Alaet Not ce la hereby given that William Wo pay up to 16 dollars per set. 'Also Go., 2 . 6 0 Geneva* Coca-Cola Bolt. Jaruh. J> purrhaaer of Tag Certificate No. caah for Old Gold, Silver and broken Co., 41.00; Hill -Ildwe. Co., 12.GG; dated the 2nd day ol June, A. D. 1896. Jewelry. Check sent by return mail. , B. & O. Motor Co., 13.92; D. H. Said certificate embrace* the following de.crihed property aitualed In Hemlnole Hooker, 85.00; A. W. Moreman, 3.50 rounly florid a, to-w||j Lot 0. lllock E. Villi Mill*. The aald land being saaeaaed Chuluota Mfg. Co., 10.37; Hnnd at the dale of the feauanee o f aurh certlftBros.; 29.85; J. N. Searcy, 1.00; J. «ate In the name of J, N. Tanner. Ifaa filed aald certificate. In my offir* and haa C. Fudge, 2.00; G. M-. -Jacobs, made application for ta i dteda to faaue in accordant* with law. Unleaa aald rertlfl* 35.00; Gulf Refining Co., GG.25; The cat'a ahall be redeemed according to law taa ; Texas Co., G.88; Woodruff & Wat­ dc.da will itaur thereon on tha 6th day of June. A. D. 1918. son, 2.50; J. B. Jones & Bro., 78.G0; WUneta my official algnatura and aeal Wight Grocery Co., 554.75; G, M. Ihlt the 3rd ifay of May, A. D. IBIS. I“ »D E. A. DOUGLASS, Jacobs, 214.00; C. Boyco Bell, 60.00; Road Rond Fund, Seminole County, OLDEST 140.78; L. C. Lewis, 1.00; J. T. Mc­ ESTABLISHED Lain, 122.00; T. S. Self, 18.59; L. A. UTfirs, SEED HOUSE Brumley, 8.00; L. I*. Hagan, 8.00; OMEN choose the Chandler Six quite as much for the IN FLORIDA C. W. Entzmingcr, 8.00; O. P. ii# It ordained by the Mayor a n d City ease w ith which they may drive it on any kind of roads Swope, 4.00; E. H. Kilbee, 8.00. « ouaril of Sanford. Florid*. Fine & Forfeiture Fund—Schclle Gvrtlon I. That It ahall be unlawful for or In any kind of traffic, as for the grace of its body designs, the »"y pnton or neraona. by hi mat If or by any Moines, 60.00; David Speer, G5.00; o h,r party In hla employ to distribute any com fort of Its deep-cushioned seats and the beauty of its plarartla, rlrrulara, show Lilia, hand bill* or L. R. Philip* & Co., 11.84^ Mob­ any other advertisement matter by th* definish. They choose the Chandler, too, because of its m echani­ "vvry of the earn# to any person or persona ley'* Drug Store, 14.18; E. A. uPu" ?njf. ,h * penile sttsat* of in s city Douglass, 13.00; E. F. Houshoider, *’ "anlord, Florida, or to attach, pool, print, cal dependence, its ever-readIness. juarr, paint or atnmp placard), circulars 39.14; L. T. Hunt, 6.86; E. E. Bra­ * “ill* or other advertisement mailer Thousands of women drive Chandlers, and, even though dy, 76.00; W. R. Healey, 7.01; A. R. upon any public piece or object In tho city, “f “*V,n,.*njr building, telegraph pole Stiles, 7.25; E. A. Douglass,' 30.60; they m ay n o t know the why of its m echanical excellence, they Mh« objirt* POl,‘ P°*U Tree or any E. E. Brady, 76.60; E. E. Brady, know and appreciate th e extraordinaryquality of this great car. L®****0" *• That It ahell be unlawful to 11.11. rl,* ot hand to any person or persons, elrh»nd Wile or other sdverU stni m atter Chandler body designs offer a pleasing range of selection. There being no further business, . L W description la nnd apon any ol th* ?*„'K , *r**u W the e|ty of ftantord, Florida: board stands ‘adjourned to meet d- however, th at circulars, handbills again on the 3rd day of'June, 1918. ,r|iV,{ .Wher advertising matter may be dta■« SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES Ideal Fertilizers STORAGE BATTERIES Sanford Battery Service Co.- * W. A. Merrjday Company General Fire Insurance Famous For Its M arvelous M o to r W hy Women Choose The Chandler W varlnlf^ iblr ■e,u * lly leavtag 'same U the d J f c * ,l.V** ,lh# e,tF 8*nford, or b y »nr7., ^ j ,b,r*0/ *° 3 °" * pvreoh Intlde of *“L : ld ,"te of lh* *u > •* otnlord, Florida. . * » y . person or persons upon of °* .*be vlolaUon ot any provleton* la * Shl"^8oing ordinance ahall be eubjett fwdlor «o1 ' i 0 M ’ or l"tPri»onm*nt a ot **te»yorf d*lr,• ■* *ha discretion of tho Iwmldu? ?' T.hl* ardlnanee shall take effect h x ^ m&r* Ur >U P“ “ *' ,,d •5,pr0r*' i'Mwd this'the 8th day of M ay. I f l l . _ C. H. D IN O E E. 1 I h,„K... danl City Councili • a iL WftUy that the foregoing ordja*' Way! h “* ‘“•b JA& C. ROBERTS, Approved k . ... . . City Clerk. Highest Cash Price Paid for All Rinds of Emfety Sacks* \ Drop a Card and I Will Call Chicken Llvera An old hon has a much larger liver than you in proportion to weight or food eaten. Then It follows that they get bllioua just like you ‘do. They are grouchy, cro«8, unhappy. I c m i x TONIC Start the liver and mako*lier happy. f For CHILLS aid FEVER Then aha will lay egga atl the winter. COLDS, GRIPPE, MALARIA Come and get a package of -B. A. Thomai Poujtry. Powder. Feed It tW tW vErevW eajnteainrw occasionally. See your hens perk up—hear them aing—look f6r egga. Your money back If it- faili. L. Allen Seed • it*Co., Sanforji, 1 Fla. — * 78-tfc .LANK'S Seven-Passenger Touring Car. S I 5 9 5 Four-Pasienger R oadster, S i 5 9 5 V Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, S t 6 75 Convertible Seddn. S 2 2 9 5 Convertible Coupe, S 2 1 9 5 Umoushtc. S2895 O U t p rices f. o. b. C leveland) Come Choose Your Chandler Now W. A. STRINQFELLOW I •■ Sanford, Florida a • - I CHANDLER MOTOR GAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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ON TUESDAY8 PU B L ISH E D r AND FR ID A Y 8 SE M I- WEEKLY IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 78 SANFORD. FLORIDA TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1918 VOLUME IX En«.. May 13.—All Gtrman prisoner* captured in riancc that Field Marshal von Hlr.denbu'rg is dead, from BrilUh officers on the western front report, according to the Daily Express. At the same tin e the name of General von Mackensen is brought into . prominence is that of a great mar. who is to bring the Germans vic­ tory. ’ ‘ • The Express assumed that the Hindcnburg story is circulated *.o ex­ plain the failure of the great ofTonlive. ' TALUED TOO MUCH ; Canadian Report Seem s To Be Contradictory German Citizen Abused Government HASTINGS DISCOURAGED is Have, Not Gained In Two W eeks • St. Augustine, May 12.—The potato growers of St. Johns and other counties of ihivnate arc much discouraged ’ over the nrnrkct for their crop, the telling price a t- pres­ ent not beinu sufficient for the grow­ ers to realize actual cost of produc­ ing-the proddet. . This condition is deplorable in view, of the high cost pf everything cls6 and the anticipated shortage of food crops generally, r.s potatoes are reputed to he'among the most nunutritious c( all foods and if-used in abundance would furnish a cheap miicf in the allies’ ability to stem the German tide gtows among the dlird commands, as the enemy p o s ­ tpone* his expected drive from day to day. The French have decided np; to incorporate the American army in the French forces at this time and not to use it until it i* com­ plete and self sustaining. Washington has no official con­ firmation of this report r3ceived develop, has not improved condi­ tions in the duel monarchy, and the possibility of a aepareato Austrian state is reported. • in the St. C.ctad Canning Factory should get together sn d 'm tk e plana’ to open the plant during the summer •nd preserve much of the surplus *ops that will be produced In this ‘ectlon this year. One member o •hst company has suggested that cold itorago could be secursd for *®uer kraut tand that the JctsuI eould be made at the canning fact0fy *nd kept until sold in this nunn*r. This is a good suggestion •nd there are many otbor things *n»t’ the factory could • handle 1 •hd T^rs. ^McIntyre of Lakeua'the guests'of their daugbJ.' N. ko \£ , for a f.Vdaya ' . and Gets In jail * ■ Washington, D. C., May ill. — Jacob Nutting, a German who baa Secretary Baker today added his Washington, D. C., May 13.— lived In the southeast part of this formal denial to that of Lord Bead­ Truck producers In Florida—til section for several years engaged in ing regardfnc statements aa to the growers of perishable products are farming on vaiious places made re- disposition of American forces in assured by the Federal Food ad­ markn derogatory to the* govern­ France, lie raid the facta were di­ ministration and by the office of the ment one clay last-week nnd federal rectly opposed to the statements .and director general cf railroad that agents yesterday went to Ms hyno that* Americnn troops wero being there is to' he every p u iib lf assist­ ance given to the growers of perish­ ter, I wish to say that the "name of and brought him to the .sheriff’s of­ used actively in bnttlo and "in such able food products in Florida to the Red Cross" cannot be used in fice. Ho was told to take out his ways os meet with the approval of connection with any entertainment alien enemy papers at or.ce and cs General Foch and Genernl *Pormarket their produce. This assurance from the federal or benefit without the express per­ authorities is contained in letters re­ mission of the Chapter representa­ The secretary dictated the followceived by members of the Florida tives. in each community and then if.£ ctstomoSt: • delegation in congress. Tit letters only when the entire receipts of licit ■'The statem ent mado In the received by Sen. Duncan V. Flet­ entertainment or benefit goes to the mornlnE papers purporting to come cher arc typical of those received by Red Crcsa. from C't.awa seems to say that Amer the other members. The letter from * In 'o teh r words, we are not per­ liah'fsrcp* i i France will not bo uied the. food administration gives assur­ mitted to give an entertainment actively for the present, but will be ance to the Fl/.rida growers as fol­ where a p« rtion goes to two or more conserved., until they constitute a lows: y organizations or societies, one of larger and independent American "Misapprehension lias arisen in which is the Red Crcca and use the . several quarters that the food nd- name of the Red Crcrs !n unnounce- him interned until the’ war is over. army. "The facts arc exactly otherwise mini.yrutinn lias recommended our- a'.iS. ,.t .iriiiir.g such cv.tervnir.It is not safe for any Gehman or Xkihrncnt of perishable production one ments. This i* done to protect i Ijp any German sympathizer to mnke The Americun forces in France are is nbout to eliminate the growing of Rod Ctoii from individual or com-- any remarks .about the government being psed actively in battle and the these products. We arc at a loss to parry gain under The guise of loyalty. ami such remarks will not be passed trenches end while all of the plans of the war department look to the understand what has giver, rise to However, jJearo bear in mind over in this sectioii any longer. development of a distinctive Amer­ thr.t the Red Crc»* appreciated do­ If there ore any Germans here ican army us such, yet tho- various nation* from all ‘source* and any­ who think-they can do this and get time that ar.y of ta- wish to give an by with it they have something com­ element* of i t ’ now in France are e.nterihinntein, card purj.y» or any­ ing to them and tho time is coming being used freely in the general thing of the sort totally ifort-the R*}d when .the law will not always protect cause and in such ways as arc deem­ ed most effective in accordance with department of agriculture. The at­ .Cro^t* the rhripter offlcir.la wfll do all titude uf the food administration to­ in their power to assist, It U re­ them from the loyof Amcriran* who Gen. Fershing'c action in placing all ward perishables her been sympa­ quited. however, thet suclt persons believe that America is Tor Amer­ icans and if there are any Germans thetic from the beginniny. it has secure a date for such affair from stradily advoicatcd the use *f per­ any t.f the following authorised Red here who think Germany is a better country than America they should ishables aH substitutes for the mere Crcni representatives: take the first boat bnck to Germany concentrated exportable staples and for this country is no place for them. Hanford — Mte. R. J* . Holly _ no group or t>pe of ptiishabk* has A word to the wise is. sufficient. .Oviedo—Mrs. U: G.‘Smith , been discriminated against in favor Geneva-—Mrs. Endor Curletl of any cti.or group cr type. All Chuiuota—Mrs. C. D. Brurolcy RED CROSS MASS MEETING have their place in nutrition and l!ongwood—Mr*. G. H . Harda­ SECOND WAR FUND their greater u*e has been favored. way "So far as transportation is con­ Altamonte—Mfs. W. B.’ Ballard Friday Night, May 17lh at 8 p. m. cerned the food administration has 'E ast Hanford —Mrs. 11. G. DieterCity Park not only opposed any restriction of transportation of perishablrB bu(, has Dr. R. Thor Weaver, a speaker of It is merely the duti's of those national prominence will speak to urged the utmost service in all direc­ tions. The food administration i.- ia'iita to rro that date* of Red Crocs the citizens of Sanford on the great fully impressed with the importance entertainments do not conflict in subject of tlie work of the American of the prompt mo’.emer.t of this their rtspttiivc. rectionr, the idea Red Cross. This meeting is prepar­ character of freight nnd ha* done being to assist each benefit aa it atory to the great Bed Cross drive and will continue to do all that it cornea and allot; nothing to detract beginning May 20th. This speaker can to cooperate wjith the railroad from such efforts. ' will cover u subject that will be of administration in the movement of Where paniil* receipts tro to he interest to every citizen in Sanford, perishables and other food commod­ dor.attc to-the Red Cress, the Bed and wc are rlnguiarly blessed In hav­ ing such a man come to us. Ab an ities. . American patriot you are urged to "In war times idesl transportation lay aside everything else and attend conditions can hardly he expected this meeting Friday night and help and undoubtedly there will he tim«s begin the battle at home while out when difficulties will arise. The sub­ boys are waging the war abroad. ject of perishable transportation has Cone nut, the Bed Cress wants you, received and is receiving earnest at­ the hoy abrco'tl experts you to help tention by the raildroad and food him. Don’t fail ir. this sacred obli­ administrations. gation to him. • , "Taken aa- a whole, conditions have recently shown Improvement, nnd it is hoped that a still greater "Mother’s J)ay at the Temple" Improvement- will result."' ^ 9 Mother’s Day was most 'flttngly .The letter from the railroad ad­ obstr/cd at the Baptist Temple Sur.ministration is as follows: Rememhered the Editor i Director General of Railroads, The editor cf The Herald wishes Washington•. • My Dear Senator: Acknowledging to thank J. D. Hood i:T*a crate if and responding to your letter of fine Irish potatoes and Harry B. Lewis for n doznrpecto of fine sweet corn. These gentlemen are not only good growers but they aro good giv­ ers and believe that newspaper men are entitled to the best that the The United States Snipping Board country can afford. As long as our hao announced that Jacksonville has good friends the growers keep in been selected as or.e of the concen­ touch with us we can face old High tration .poinin for the construction Coat of Living nnd put him out of of ships. In the absence of oxact business. detail* it ca tv only be stated In a restrictions on the movement of the .Presbyterian Church l’onerr.1 way that a large lapd area products referred to by. Mr. Bain, will bo used by the government in Sunday was a fine day with the ita requirement! for. this purpose. Presbyterian congregation. * Eight gency arises which it is not now pos­ ami that thero is to be brisk demand people united with the church and sible to foresee, it is anticipated that for ax’silable sites accessible by both thiro were good congregation! at the the service for this perishable traf­ rail and wter. Thia church la growing servlets fic from Florida will adequately meet the requirements,' particularly very rapidly, being the most rapidly Leon county farmers have organ-' in vltw of the special consideration growing Presbyterian church in this zed themselves into* an agricultural^ that has been accorded this situation section. society. The society start! out with which has previously .been reported . The pastor left yesterday- for Du­ a large membership. Meetings will rant, Okie, where he went to.attend to you. . re held on the third Saturday 'h r tho General Assembly as a commis­ The letter from Mr; Bain received each month and such other times aa with yours is returned herewith and sioner from St. Johns Presbytery. may be for the Interest of the soci­ I beg to advise you that there Is no The prayer meetings will be con­ ety. The State Agricultural Society peason from a transportation stand- ducted by Mr. D. 1. Thrasher for and the Agricultural Departmenta*a the next two weeka and there'.will bo Washington have been csktd to proa of foodstuffs In the Florida territory, preaching services at 11 a. m. and vide speakers for these S ___ _____ • meetings. although the food administration 8 p. m. each 8und*y. Dr. Brownlee tlcular varieties of. vegetables that should be produced. Yours vary truly, V Oscar A-Price, i(Signed) Private•fleeretarjr.a i . The Woodmen Circle have chang­ ed their time of meeting-from 2:30 to 3:30 #o’clock every second and fourth. Wednesdays. All,\ippmber» ,n time. • \ . - �*.x« The Pictures that Please • , • *■ We claim our pictures are better than the rest. REFERENCES: ANYBODY , every two or . three yean. This alone would, mean a-.big saving. If the *ire* are welL cared for, tVcy should cdnOnue in service until they are eight or ten years old. An old tire of known value as a breecdcr 1* of much more value than a young, untried one. This may be contrary to the opinion of some who are juat beginners in the livestock burinesa, lays the University of Florida ex­ periment station, but the experienced stockman knows the value of tried sires. ’ ‘ *.’ • J t is evident that low grade ani­ mals cannot ke raised profitably on high priced feeds. Sbme farmers do not have a^uflieiently.large number of sniritals to pay them’-to buy a purebred sire.' The community plan of ownership would solve the prob­ lem for stock raisers who wish to breed up their herds but who find individual ownership of an expensive animal impracticable. • Keystone comedy. COMING—"The Great White Trail". "Tbe Daughter of tbe . Goda", "Tbe Spy", "My Own Uulted States." and is known as the cotton bollworm. Later generations will at­ tack fall beans, pdas, and a variety of crops. The insect is also our most serious enemy of 'tomatoes. It bores into the fruit and ia called the tomato fruit worm. . When feeding as the bud-worm in The corn ear-worm, Heliothls ob- corn the insect is well concealed, but ■oleta ia ono of the most.destructive makes its prucneo known by the excrement which soils thp leaves. If insects in the south. Jt is knov setcral . different names. In the not killed the worm will destroy the spring and summer it feeds in the. productivity of the stalk although buds of corn, attacking the plant , the stalk may live I.ate planted when it is about knee-high Here corn suffers more than that planted it is known as the false bud-worm. early because tho insectn are more Later in the season, when the corn numerour. In fart, the ravages nf is in silk, the moth lays it* ecc* on the caterpillars form the chief dif­ the silk anti the young worm feed ficulty in raising late niarted fern there for a few days and then en­ This pest is rather easily controll­ ters rite ear n ed in corn where i: works aa the Till* ganera.ion bud-worm, aays J. R.» Watson of the ear-worai. Univcrsii}1 of Floridn experiment e -.oration commonly fetation. Make a mixture of equal The n ? f attack cot to boring into the bolls, part# of powdered rinc arzenite or 1______ t— * lead arsenate and air slaked lime, or ■ ■" I; twice as much of the lime as the arjacnical may be used. Dust this jjS Y m down into each hill, preferably in ______ j the morning when there is dew onthe HZ B r ! ' the plants so that the poison will - -.VY/\ .run down into the ituds. Thi# dust­ ' J t jlng can he done quickly by means of V wtk \ \ \ y.w, ' Jn" porou* muslin bag which can bo *> Jarred over the plants. \ i l n l '' • ‘ The next Kent,rat*on feeding inside jy g e lj the ears is much more difficult to |a a S -J jr l control. But the young caterpillars, Favors Early Parenthotyl. Early parenthood la productive of warriors, but not of good brain work­ ers, for, aaya Doctor RedQeld, “when we look over those intellectually su­ perior men Who have done ao much for the world's advancement we find them to have been predominantly the sons of elderly parents an4 only rarely the sons of men less than twenty-five." For- Rent—The Haynes house.on Duroc pip for salt. Rax Packard, Sanford. Heights, 4 rooms, big yard, West Side, ' • * ' TH$ complete .water eyitero, garage, elecr trie lights, etc. H. C. DuBose. 68-tf FOR SALE — ONE OF THE NICE8T BUNGALOWS IN TOWN For Rent—Three office room* WITH GAHAGE. STRICTLY fronting on First street. Most de­ MODERN,. ALMOST NEW. sirable offices In d ty . Several other GOOD LOCATION. .CASH OR good office rooms In same building. TERMS. ADDRESS HOME, Yowtll ft Speer. 23-tic C-0 HERALD. 7Mf WANTED Wanted—6ood mule. Cheap for For 8sle—Sweet potato vines, cash. W.- B. Willetts, • Maitland, . '74-2tp Porto Rico variety. A t. the Byers FIs. place, Beardall Ave. ^ F o r prices'see Found—Purse, pin and bracelet at R. F. Crenshaw, Sanford, Fla. High School during Commencement. Owner*may have same by calling at • For 'Sale—Teq acres hammock this office and paying.for ad. 76-2tp land on Cameron avenue, ‘right .in Wanted • — Experienced farm the heart of the celery delta. This bands. Steady work and good pay. farm joins railroad .loading station. F. N. Burt, Spring Garden Ranch, Three acres cleared. Must be arid 74-7tc to ' close an estate. If interested DeLeon Springs, Fla. McDsnne), Owoaso, write F. Wanted—Caah Grocery, Cash Michigan prices. * .A sure succces for a live man. Corner Sanford avenue and For Sale—Large -farm horae, alio Fourth street. Store room all fixed. heavy wagon,-only used short time. Rent rcaaonable. See or write to Inquire J. E. Terwilligcr, 709 Oak C. H. Leffier. • ‘ 73-tf avenue. . 67-tf Fine Stallion for Service.—The FOR RENT Wekiwa Ranch, Lake' Monroe. -73-Stc Free use for three years ol1200 acres of muck land. For particulars • D ip t rin . • it a c n u ttie r U. 9. Land Offlr* i t Gnln,*v1ll«. Ft*. address E. II. Uhlcndorf, Mims, Fin., April aoih ISIS. Brevard Co. .* 75-Gtp N o lle , li k»r,bjr «lv*n t b i t W ltuinr C. For M r a V n Loclalalura To tb# D ,m ocratlc Vot,r« of So d IboI, Co.: I k ,r,b y anoounr, my r a n d ld c y lor r»pr c n t i t l v , In tho n o il Florida U ti.lttu r, Irom S trein ol, rounly. «ub),rt to tb , d»m. orratlr primary to b , hold Juno 41b ol |hla y ,ar. and Intfte yaur contld,ration of ray quallBratloni. ■ Rovportfully, J. J. DICKINSON. To tka Voter, of 9,ralno<, Co.: I b»t to anpounr, that I am a randldata for r*-et*ctlon 10 the hou«« of rrprr-*nti* tir e , from Semlnola rounly. Iliv ln r »*rv,d you in that rapictTT*7n t h , acuion of 1917 i (tel I am pr,p»r»d td flv* you batter e«rv lr . In 1919. .1 do not Sn«nt of nny rraiop why you (hould not f i r , m , a „co n d term, vhfth hat atwaye been arrerdad all ri-pr,eentativre in «h- oaH. I fully apprrrlit, tb , high honor r at I tna by rltclln r ra. In I9IC and I h a v , mdeavorrH at all timer to look after t h , Intarnt, of tb* propl# of Hrmlnol, rounty and th , fla t* of Florida I hop- t h a v , not laiUd to fulfill your ,* • pectatlone and I truit you will ee, your way rlear to g iv , me a >erond term. Again thanking you for tb , many favor, b-elowed onr n r In th - paet I promla, that I will be faithful to t b , true! Impoeed In me. Your* very truly. F R A N K U W O O H R U FP. For Rent—On West Side near icc plant, cottage of four rooms. Mra. A. E.' Berg. 74-tf Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month—Park avenue Flat, 105 Nqrth Park avenue, over L. R. Phil­ ips.ft Co. drug store Mrr. C. C. Hart, manager. 30-tf X XX XXX CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR SALE For Sale—Day-old chic. Fine Barred Rocka. 25 chicks and broody hon * for $5.00. Good chance to start in the chicken bvaincts. F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fie. 75-lf 'OU ace hero one of the • ijew Vnreity suits for spring. It’s one of the economy styles by * Y Hart Schaffner & Marx There ia no superfluous use of wool fabric.. But that isn't the only wny they conserve. They. Bave your money because they wear longer than other clothes and keep their style and shape until thp last. Clothing Company Tbe home of Hart Schafiner ft Marx clothes w m X XX TONIGHT • * « For Rcyit—For the aummer, flat furnished or unfurniahed. All mod­ ern conveniences, wit if Elder 8pring Water ii;ht, garage, etc. At- tHe Elder Spring residence. 3612. \ For Calc—Day old chix, Barred Rocks, White Wyandottcs and Min­ orca!. $15.00 per 100. R. H. Mulrhead."* - . 73-6tp For Sale a t a Bargain — Market refrigerator, meaj^ block, computing scales and buther'a tools. P. O. Box B2, Oviedo, Fla.*. . . • 76-Stp For Sale—Ford touring car. Good condition mechanically and appear­ ance. Shock absorber, scat covers, speedometer. Phone 166. 76-2tpt For Sale— Flfty-thr$» horae power Thomaa automobile truck for $500. Thoroughly overhauled. Money­ maker for hauling with trailers over hard roads. Fredericks Garage, De­ Land. Fla. ’ 74-7te For 8ale—Good paying business In lint class location in 8anford. When fermen In a county or com­ 223 Pint St. • • 78-tfc munity all rasis tha same breed of hop and cattle, they can exchange -Fori 8ala—L. C. Shi •ires-whenever necessary, eliminate writer In good condition. ' Ing tha expensa of buying a naw sirs Office. . >t • • • The Great Picture “ ATONEMENT” Also A GOOD COMEDY (This is s Spedal Picture by World Ce) No Advance In Price SATURDAY . A Good Feature Two Big Comedies MONDAY . “The Battle of Roses” /(30 PRETTY GIRLS) Also the Play “ As They Once Was” . Also MRS. VERNON CASTLE la A Five Reel Feature ADMISSION: Adults 25c Plus War-Tax Children 15c Plus War Tax COMING Eddie Pclo in "Tbe Bull’s Eye' Fannie Ward iiT ’innoccnsc" w m w v lAnAnrt r e f County Commlanloure I hereby ennounro mywll ■ candidal- foe Coon• Comm wiener toe tho 0th Dlatrict ol Bemlool# aunty, w b h et to action of tho rtemoeralle. draary ot Juno 4th. and aolldt tb# vote* of all • mocratlc. My platform la a nquarv deal to alt • lle-pectfully, E. II. K IUIEK In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ed, please do not sak The Herald (or information ss to the identity of tbe advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and If we do we are not allowed to giva out-this information. Simply write e letter and address it as per in­ structions in tho ad. Prices of new cabbage show a very weak range in tha producing sections at $1.25-1.75 per 100 lb. crate - for South Carolina, pointed type and 91.00-1.40 for drumheads, closing near the low points f. o. b. usual terms. In northern consum­ ing markets, heavy supplies caused sharp declines for pointed and flat type. New York ruled very weak, closing the period at $1.50-2.26 per 100 lb. crate. Thia range waa about that of tho other loading markets. Demand became slow especially for drumhead. *Old cabbage la prac­ tically gone. Only 3 cart, .all Michi­ gan started this week. A few sales were recorded, ranging $26.00-35.00 per ton. Movement of new cabbage waa heavy with 1092 cart. South Carolina shipped 494 compared with 344 last week and with only 10 re­ ported for the corresponding week last year. * njusjusjs rS n A n A i 1 All Local Advertisement!! Under Tb a Heading THREE CENTS ■ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Centa. NEW CABBAGE STILL LOWER Holiday ol W ,k l* a . F ti. who on N i r I I , 1913. m id , llo m u tr id Entry. No. 011*11 tor KH of N W }{ n d NEW cf S W q , Fac­ tion 4. Towniblp SO B. K a n t, 1* E. T elleh u m M trldia b n M«d n o l l e ot InUntlon to r e ik i T b r ,i-y ,ir Proof. to n tib lH h claim to t b , land ib o v , d,icrltw d bofor, CUrk ( Irrult Court, at Sinford, F li., on th i 7th day of J u n ,, ISIS. Claimant a a r e ,i aa wltntwaM: W. D. n ilm an ol W ,klw a, Fla. Ebln Crlpp-n ol W ,klwa Fla. Arthur Wallae, of Waklwa, FU. Alvin Nawroreb ol WaUwa, Fla. cHobart W. Davl*. 71-Fri A T u w lO te JW jliur. The House that Pleases BATHING , SUITS , LADIES’ GENT’S & CHILDREN Such days as May brings, reminds you of a “Dip” at the Ocean. We wish to remind you of the Styles now being shown in our windows. All new and attractive patterns. �BHBKH "Friend BID," said Uncle Samuel, "That's going, pretty atrong, sir, And if you try a atunt like that, , You'll surely get in wrong,1alrl’V (Chorus) Then Uncle Sammy filled a ship, With flour and beans and lumber, A submarine let drive a t her And blew her all to thunder. • (Chorus) . Think o f It? ■WARSAVINGS STAMPS IS S U E D B Y T H E UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT I think the Savings Stamps are the finest system for encouraging the children to save that has ever been devised.. This aside from helping to win the war. ■ 1 • R. J. HOLLY CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME*” g g A CIIIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITll, “ HE’LL PRENT 'EM ” — SO SAYS SAU^TERER. g oooooa oooaaaaa □oooooa a aaaooa ooooao oaaaaa oaooaa oaaooa a War Work Hearing them, nursing them—blest What art thpu doing, Sister of mine? lu . . . . What is thy work for this country of . r^j an ° , . . .. , . , b —By Nora Archibald Smith in "*ir t.i. 11n(. »nVi ' * Good Housekeeping. Scouts Old Kaiser Bill one summer day Was feeling kind of breexy, Says he I guess I'll lick the world, I think it will lip easy. iCAorusI What art thou doing, brother of mine,' Since thou art spared from the firing line? Toiling and saving, Poverty bravinr, GpHantly living, Ceaselessly giving? Though never bullet be aimed at thy heart, Still thou art acting a soldierly part, Brother of mine! U’of/op Aim ip .7A pea* and beam, Panic Aim with potatoe/, Hammer Aim teiiA cabbages And fool; Aim' with tomatoe$\m And then this chesty Kaiser Bill Conceived another notion, He built a thousand submarines And thought he owned the ocean. (flhorus > ll'altop him with peas and beam, Pa/te him with potatoe/, What art thou doing, free land of Hammrrhim icirA rubbapr*,. mino7 And soul; Aim with lomatoe/l these children What is thy task of thine? . said Kaiser Keeping them pure, Strong to endure, "May come across .the water; Teaching them right, My submarines will send them down Yielding them might, Holding them close to t(io pulse of To Davy Jones' locker!" (CAorus) thine heart, Abont the Pup and Rooster Wi^ have received tho following letters in reply to tho article in laat Friday's Herald entitled "Precious Idol Pup and Rooster:"-• We have the Agency for the Celebrated Miller Tires. These tires Guaranteed for the Minimum of 5,000 Miles. Re-adjust­ ments made in Sanford. We carry a line of these tires and will be glad to have you inspect them. Item s of Interest for the Man Behind the Plow Mast Plant.Forage Crops ■The fact that railroad transporta­ tion is tightening up, and that bulky shipment* of certain commodities are By gum, you'll get your fill, sir! being refused .ip a fact that should " I’ll call two pillion fighting sons not go\unnoticod by the livestock And make you take'your pill, air!” reiser, says A. P. Spencer of the (CAorua)University of Florida extension divi­ sion. It is known th a t shipments of And now his boys are coming in hay and coarse roughage are being From Maine and Minnesota, frowned upon. To play safe, the From Florida and Idaho stockman must grow his own forage From' Texas and Dakota. or be sure that other farmers in his * (CAorus) neighborhood ire growing a surplus on which he can draw as needed. They’re practicing with ncroplancs, iThis is good policy at any time; With guns they’re getting handy; . They'll teach the Kaiser not to fool bift the exigencies of war arc making it a necessary plicy. Homegrown With Yankee Doodle Dandy I forage is cheaper, the transportation -- , (CAorus) problem is mimlraiced. * And it is not too late to grow for­ And we will take our crack-at Bill age this year. Several suitable crops By getting.out and sowing, can yet be seeded—sorghum, cowBy pulling weeds.and catching hugs peas and _ peanuts. Dcggarweed, By harrowing and hoeing. crabgrass and crowfoot make good • (CAorus) hay and the growth of these crops should be encouraged in fields set 11'a (/op him rith ‘ran and brans, aside for the purpose. Pa/tr him with potato//, Hammer him uith cabbage/, Sorghum can be planted up to Au­ And /oak Aim icftA potatoe,d gust. It grows readily on average —The Cove Scout land, produces eight or more tons of green fornge or silage, or two o ^ 1 want . to compliment' BomB more tons of cured forage per acre. master Gallagher for the splendid It will take the place of hny for band that he has built up here in work stock or dairy cows. , Cowpeas may be sown broadcast Sanford. Nut only has a lie a fine hand but u grand orchestra as well. in three foot rows. For making hay, This orchestra played .for-the Elks plant them about June 20 so the dance two weeks ago and those who crop may be harvested after the were there slate that it wus the best rainy season. Iron or Brabham va­ music ever heard in Sanford. There rieties are resistant to root-knot. in nothing like a good band and we More And don’t pull fodder need it now more than ever. /red will be saved with less labor if the whole stalk is cut instead of pulling the leaves. Blade fodder is low grade forage, requires too much labor and If pulled when it contains H«“, surjiriBing now ninny poren mount of nourishmer^ hens there in the yella of. corn ___ ,is .reduced, . . __ ,, .. , are who . . . .never scratch , the garden or emit the symbolic ser„ , . . . . vice cackle in the Red Cross rooms: P«nut-v|ne hny should be cut as . . . soon as the nuts arc mature. H left . longer the leaves will shed. Its fecd^ The time has passed when Ger-jing value is greater than hay usually mans or German sympathisers ran purchased; (t is rich in protein and talk about our government or give may be partly substituted for conany German ideas about this gov- centrates- The nuts may be sold as ernment. The war Is on and a.Ger- a cash crop, man who opens his head and gets out with a whole skin is lucky. He msy be protected by the officers and all true Americana will shield an cn ly cured.' If a!low7d to ripen the eray alien from harm but this same leaves and seed, the most nutritious German should always remember part are lost ahd the hay is poor that people will' stand for just so feed. much of this kind of stuff and then Crabgrass and crowfoot grasses are officers and law abiding citizens will as nutritious as purchased hay if cut be powerless to help them. While when in bloom and promptly, cured. all of us‘want the law enforced and If stubble lands for the hay crop are know that mobbing a German would made smooth with a harrow, more not help the American cause it would hay of better quality can bo cut. be well for ail Germans to remember that they must keep still. vi Red Cross drive next week and every American is expectcd to do his full duty. Not only Americana but even foreigners are expected to help the Red Cross, for the Red Cross, ia helping the wounded of all nations and all nations arc supposed-to help the Red Cross. To the Editor: I think that it was very mean of your paper to print that about the dog barking at night. Of course It didn't refer to my doggir, but it might have. The reason it couldn't la because I never let Fido go out in the night air. Besides, when baby cries I held Fido so that he won't disturb the baby. Sometimes baby cries at night and then I put him in the cradle,'and hold dear little Fido so baby can go to sleep. That "bow-ow-ow-ow" dog could not have been my Fido. Yours truly, * Nsadteea to Copy Others. To do anything because others do tt, and not because the thiol Is good, or kind, or honest In Its own right, la to resign all moral control and cap­ taincy upon yourself, and go poet haste to tho devil with the greatest ADO oiraa nena rrom which the fiN famed Chinese soup la made are bnm by a species of swallow that abound. »o the coasts of Java, Ceylon and Bor Deo, and consists of a gelatinous pa . stance obtained from mnrlne pl«jK The nests are boiled either In chick** ,broth or In milk of almonda, and the result very much rcaembles Termlcd* aoup, except that It la far more coitl. food. Where ice cannot be had they might try •*an iceiesa refrigerator, which will answer the purpose to a limited extent, and much food can be saved. Tbe University of Florida extension division tells how to make one: The icclcss refrigerator consists of a wooden frame, covered with canton flannel or aome similar irfatcrial. It la deariable that the frame be screened, although this la not ab­ solutely necessary, Wicks made of the same material aa the coveting rest in a pari of water on top of the refrigerator, allowing the water to ■eep down the sides. When evapor­ ation takes place the ’heat la taken from the Inside, with a conscqu nt lowering of the temperature. On dry, hot days a temperature of 60 degrees can be obtained in this re­ frigerator. - Make a screened acae 3 H feet high with the other dimensions 12 by 16 inches. If a solid top is used, simply place the water pan on top of this. Otherwise At *the pan closely into the opening of the top frame and support It by 1-inch cleats fas­ tened to the inside of the farme. Place two movable' shelves ' in the frame, 12 to 16 inches apart. Use a biscuit pan 12 inches square on the top to hold the water, and when the refrigerator ia to be used indoors live the whole thing standing in o arge pan to catch any drip. The pans and case may be painted white, allowed to, dry and then enameled, A covering of white canton flannel should be made to fit the frame. Have the smooth aide out and but­ ton the covering on the frame .with buggy or automobile curtain hooks and cyea, arranged so th at the doo may be opened without unfastening thcae hooks. This can easily be done by putting one row of hooks on the edge of the door near the latch and the other just opposite the opening with the hem on each side extended far enough to cover the crack at the edge of the door, co as to keep* out the warm outside air and retain the cooled air. This dress or covering will have to be hooked around the top edge also. Two double strips one half the width of each' side should be sewed on the top of each side and allowed to extend over about 2 J j or 3 inches in the pan of water. The bottom of the covering should extend to the lower edge of the case. • Flace the refrigerator in a shady place where air will circulate around it freely. If buttons and buttonholes arc used on the canton flannel in­ stead of buggy hooks, the ccst should not ext'rod a dollar. !C . H . D IN GEE Plumbfng and All Work R eceives My Person* Attention And Best Efforts * Opposite City Hall Taleshoas N»U One Inch Cards Will* Be Published Os* der This Heading At The Rale Of *7j» Per Year. 0. S. VAUGHAN OPTOMETRIST • EYES EXAMINED and GLASSES FITTED Schaal'n Jewelry Store. 123 W. FlnlSt D r. D O WN I N G The Shawm. Formerly oj the U. S. Army A shawm was a wind Instrument of the oboe class but with n wider bell. CONSULTING PHYSICIAN It Is a very old type of musical Instru­ SEMINOLE COUNTY DANK BLDG. ment, ns It Is spoken of by the Psalm­ ist. The Romans used It freely. Thcro were treble shawms and bass sbnwms, and the name gradunlty gave way nbout the sixteenth .century to “moOffice 309 Park Avenue boy" • or, ‘‘howboj," eventually evolv­ Telephone 291 ing to “oboe." Dr. C. J. Marshal America's Natural Bridges. There arc probably more natural bridges In America than In any other Icountry. Rnlnbow, the largest In exist­ ence, Is 803 feet high. Its spnn Is sir times as great as that of the natural bridge of Virginia. ' Utah has three natural bridges that are higher nnd of greater span than any other natural bridges In tbe world. Office Hrs: D R . L. D . BROWN JD E N T I S T . Office Yowcll-Specr Building « e Phone 108 Sanford, Florida THOMAS KM MET WILSON K. fKBOL’SON HOI'SIIO HENRY i McLAULIN JEWELER 1 0 -12 a.m. & 2-4 p.n LAWYERS Sanford MY SPECIALTIES GEO. A. DEC0TTES PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA ATTORNEY ahd OOUNSELLOP *t LA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER Practice In State and Federal Uoaru ROGERS' PLATED WARE Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford F ELGIN AND WALTHAM WkTCtlEb SCHELLE MAINES RED CROSS M E E T I N G The Third Friday of every month will be a business meeting of the Red Cross, at Woman's' Club on Oak Avenue, at 2:30 p . m. . . . .LAWYER Om e * IN TUB COURT HOUSE - SANFORD - - FLORIDA Screen Doors t Opal Screen Wire Cloth New Shipment Just Received D. C. BROCK �iK it t U (or U m htrain oat oppoalu u tba nam* to ! wU* i*™ ** poNle auction a i ' the » BaatarJ, tholC oonty o( Samlaola, aid p ita ta of Florida T o w at Foola a t Rttardad la Pal Book Wo I Faff* d 8*m ln*l# Canaly Raearda LoU 8. T. a.» a id 10 Block A— Mra. Anna B o y e r ....---j Lot 1 Bock C______ J_________ **«• Aon* V.°r n ......... — ] Lot t Bock If__________ • A* P. Con Bellr--------- -----1 >■ ■ > ■ 1 — 11 •■ 1■ J1,1 Now l)pa ala aa Retarded la P ill Book Wo t Pa«0 I I E H Lot IS . L_______ f__________ U t I t _________ .X.Z1_____ , ____ Lot ( l I Z Z Z Z - Z Z Z Z Z Z . Cramer B. P otter.. NWH o( NE J. O, lianahaa Eat.. J. W. Newman “ to % ** N M .I J. E T. Chamberlain ...... 3JI Unknown., _____________ j j .is U n k n o w n ...,______ AJ I - Batesm«__________ __ C n o c r B r P o t u r ....___ U eenlreet Turp. Co____ to„ 1* *so ISO M. M.---Smith_______ UlTBir* ,l t——------r —-------r ----— Bail way ----------Isacph aa Racordad la f l a t Rook No. 1, P a f t 114 B t a l i i l t Coaaly R ttarda st. .i / M. M. Smith_______ • 41 SW H o l I W U 4.0S 38.23 3.71 7.88 11.80 ■H Lot is___ ——------- Mr*. E. Oclocn______ U . M. Smith........ ...... M . M. Smith_______ M. U . Smith_______ P. U. R a n d .._______ 33.38 10.70 4.35 38.33 j A lt ^ » M ° » 41 t*.s4i,44»r4o!’t’f a n d * r r r Vi It N #1 8W cor l i t 31 8,1 run N 80 It * 1W ft 29.60 45.10 U nknown.. . . ___ ____ __ ltU | 7, 63. U and that part “ “ M M 8 o l . B r - - - --------L auU .M . 70. Tt and 71--------<1. 73. 74 and 31-------------r Old' a t. mT «(“ •». •« and >S. — ----------------- — f « Lat -- ----------------------------tat 71— —--------------------------- w ^ L c i -------- -— 1_ Pd Ni 34 I t . 30 15.10 N E c o r i.w .----- 1------------ 1 s t t i l IT. * £ » “ 1 ,0 Z Z Z nl NW 13.35 M. M. Smith_______ M. M. Smith........ ...... ** •« Bamlaal* C oaaly Record# Will FHaeaok-------------- -Paullaa K aaaor____ ____ C. B. M cC arthy_______ t.3< M. M. Smith........ ......._ — 48.10 Lak* Monro* Produew Co M. M. Smith___________ Unknown . . . —________ M. M. S m ith -...... ............ 48.10 38.23 34.47 33.15 M. M. Smith..... ................ J. II'A N. P. C olw ell__ Armour Fartlllaer Work* E. W. Knowtcc._________ 51.67 16.31 38.23 13.70 Saalaed Tarm* aa Racordad la r ia l B**k N*. I, F aff* 127. 129 and 1 2 8 4 . Samlaal* Coaaly Rteaed* W. 1. S c b a d l.... 4.23 Lat 4 Black S...........................’J L H . Crlte; PlaatatUn aa R»c*rdad la Plat Bank florid* L i«I A Call air at l*a Campaay'a■Inal* 1 N*. I. P * f* 139, 8a 49.60 J. C. Carter—.................... lat I ----------41.40 W- w . Daniel. ________ U t i l --------■ r u tad E li of W 4 W ol Floe* Eh Ida Land I Col. Co. rltaa E ■« of E li and lew* bet 673* ft N and I98T ll w ol SE co r.. ------- -— 32 19 10 run N 834 ft W 843 ft 3 436 ft 8 Ely 891 ft t 141 M. M. Smith................ ..... 104.95 19 30 if ) ft)------------- -------------32 171 (i N and 1987 It W Bet 19 30 ol SE cor .. --------------- 22 run N 834 It W 841 It S 414 tl SEly 991 It E 33.15 J. B. B a i n . _______ , __ 101 It ------------19 so _____32 • B enT l ll N of BE c o r ..-----. rua W 1123 It N 340 It W (60 It N 3231 It to lik e Monro* Ely to # tlak* S 2600 It to b* clew* bet SE cor nan 443 It W 470 It S 465 14.46 W. G. Aldrldi*________ 124 E 470 (I)---------------- -----V *93 |i lylni E ol Panlmmon 19 30 and that part ol 8*c 26 lyii x between Ftrtimmon and Tamarind aa* N ol 26.62 A. C. M onunriro . . . ___ i . . block 2 N -------------- ‘-----Be* i l l ll W and 671 ft N of —- ** 19 30 S E e o r o fS W H ------------run W 171 ft N 1310 ft 3E along M ho-to point 22.11 M. M. Smith ____ ____ 54 opeoiil# bei S to baft.— Set I flit It W and 178 tt N ol 19 30 SE eor of S W U ...---------run N 1759 ft NWly to t W line of S«c 8 to pt 613 It N ol H Ua* 8*e. — -— E to beg <la*a E 330 43.20 U . M. S m ith __ _______ 30 Rr| Ilflfl It W~a nd~T0A It”R" ol ■l Sac poat on S boun * , 19 3 0 . dary.___ — — ______ ! l run W 670 It N 1739 It SEly alont lak# 1414 It 75.65 S. V. Arthur___________ 25 S to be| _______ —_ —— Bet 10.01 eb N ol SW cor ol • 19 30 * run'k 4 7 6~eh NTo” C f . 4 K. W tly NWly to }{ 3 4.40 M. M. S m ith .................... Sec Una S to b * |------------- M. 81. Sm ith_________ 1370 Morrli B.‘B ellam y.. Thoc. J. Cl M ien _______ B * | 1*0 (t 3 and 1*33 It W a i NE c o r --------run E 110 (t S 470 It W 190 It N 470 ft_________ B et 1638 ft W and '190 ft 8 of NE cor.................................. run W 93 H ft S 470 ft E 93 H ft N 470 It............ B e | 793 ft W a f SE cor of N EH __________ 33 ol N E U rian N 660 It W to I mil* poat 8 660 It E to l i t (loot bat 760 It S I and 1030 It E el H mil* poat on N 4lna___ _ _____ 33 run E 310 It S 210 It W 210 It N 310 ll and Ua* baa 3331 It W and 710 ft 8 of N E eor Sac. Run E 663 ft S 210 It W 807 ft NE to bag) and nil that part of 8E U of N EH and SE H E of K: C. L. Rr. (lata 3 aert* In SW cor and laa* N i{ af Block F and law part aold to A. C. L. NWK oYilK.«Tl^Eir~ z z 36 ol HEM of NWJl of NE>( (laaa baa NE cor of S H tun S 167 3-10 ft W 100 ft N 157 H ft E 100 ( t l _______________ 36 N J i o f ^ l i of S )j ol SEM ol 36 S J i ol N>i o F a e Ti ~“o7 N W >7 and SM S H of N NEW E )( ol 36 SWM of N W f l______ |S W H of NEW of HWI( a 36 SVi of N W i( of 8W )( Bat 10 eh S aod 30 ft W ol 86 ear poat on E Una . . . . . run W 413 ft N 100 E 416 ft S 100 ft (I N H ) . ----------------------tla* 360 It S and 10 It W ol 36 ear poat on E Ho* —— run W 416 It N 100 E 413 It 8 200 It-----------of SH ol NEM o lS E U ----- 36 N H of S H ol 8 E lf ol 36 S E H ia ‘ ol SEU ol l s H ol N li ot aS H < NWM___________ - . — _ 36 Bat SW cor of E H ol NWH o lS W U ol N W U . ..... 36 run E 364 It N 137 It W 264 It S 137 ft........... Bet NW car tUada Add ran E to NE eor .N to J. T 4 K W. Ity NWIr to 13.63 M. M. Smith ......... —. I’ertimmon are S to bet 19 30 8#t U i rk E and 3 4 eh N ol 19 30 SW eor of B E )4____ ____ • ■un K 10 eh N l.SI ch W 10 ch S 3.31 ch (lea* 5.70 Prank H a ll____________ W 1.1 rb)______________ B«| lit) (t N ol SE roe ol SW 't o| NW M.;________ 19 30 8 run W 160 It N 310 ft 33 90 J. D. Hoad------------------6 E 630 ft B 110 l l ________ M. M. flmllh'a Huh IHrlalan *1 Haellaaa ua Racardad In Mai Baak Na. I. r*3* •* Hamlnat* Caunly Raearda Bltekt 4. S. «. 7, 8, 9. 10. II, 12. hi. M. Smith . ............ 90.81 13 and 14 _____________ Stack* 21. 32, 21. 21, 25, 16. 17 M. M. Smith 81.63 and 28 ____ _________ ___ WH of block 34 (laa* 8 430 U . M. Smith 4.83 leel) ________________ Black,11 ileu part N of lly l M. 31. Smith 41.70 and *11 Block* 39 *nd 40 31. 31. Smith 23.03 Sleek, 4) and 41 ___ Lat 41 ilru Crlppent part and le*. WU ol N 210 ft ol Hlnck 4, and leu atrip l.flfl eh E and W by 950 eh N and 8 on E M. M. Sm ith..................... 10.15 tid e).. . _____ ____ W .'R . P M l.,-------r----- --13-35 EH Bloc Black 41_______ __________ J. A. AHIaon -----------41.401 Black 71 f i n a l p. W *l*h_j______ S5.05 B*ek *.4 ______________ Black. 37. 34. E H of 19, 8 H M. M. 8 milk..’ -------------al 40 ______ _________ ___ M. M. Sm ith..................... *0.95 Black (I ___ • _______ J. W. Prlc*____________ 10-1? W4 •< Block 6 3 ______________ U n k n o w n ...----- -----------* -•' 1 4 •! Uloek 6 3 ,. . ___________ II. M. Ifnlna* A Co--------11.75 Black 44 . —. ________________ M. M. Sm ith..................... J7.30 Black* 7J and 78______________ M. M.‘ Smith..................... I f ” Black 7* ______________ J. D. Hood____________ ‘ l ®0 Black* 8.-, 31 and 97........ ............ Black 87 tie*, i art N ol lly) and all Bloeka 68 and 90 and Block 91 (laaa part .i. 60.50 31. M. Smith ... , ^ ®l M y>-. -------------- l■ Black* 3, . .nd 91 (laa* that __ 33.60 O. O. I t a ila a ...-----------patt ol 34 fl of R y ).^ _ i_ U akaaw a.. Unknown,. . . 19 19 7.30 10 30 . 19 30 10 M. M. Sm ith......... ............ Shir Ida Iteaaor ..._ —___ 33.18 ■1.90 w »i Mi ,r 19 30 6 Mr*. A. 1. L a a * ..__ ___ 11.90 19 30 5 HalU P. L e a v itt______ A9» 19 30 11 W. F. L * ir ltt__________ _______ 21.35 19 30 30 M. M. Smith ................... 9.38 19 30 19 30 19 30 19 30 19 30 19 30 ' 3 W. D. Turner .................. 5.78 3 19 Mra. A. L~ Lana_____ — C. Phllpot Hair*...........— 6.45 6.60 9 M. M. Sm ith............. ........ 6.90 6 Htchis Wootlbridg# —.... thOO J. II. Hector___________ 6.46 Hanl*rd Halfthta aa Ra'racdad la Plat Baak N*. 2 P a |a 81, 8a ■laalo C*. Raearda 3.60 Unknown. _____ — Lot 4 2 ________________________ 41.40 C. 11. D lataa_______ Lota 43 and 4 6 ----------------------3.83 Mra. L. W. Plllay . L ot.47-------------------- -------- -----4.38 C. II. D laga*.............. Ixita 46 and 49 ---------------- . ---453 • 1. Tyoma __________ Lota 67 and 6 3----------------------455 W. W. A bernath*.— LoU 92 and 9 3 -----------------------A60 W. U Abernathy....... LoU I l f . 113,714 a nd 116-----453 U nknown.. . . _______ LoU 121 and 122--------------------3 53 f . T. Flatda_________ Lot 137---------------------------- — ______________________________ W. F. Laatltl'* Hab-Ditlalan aa R*f*ed*ri la Plat Baak N* I Pag* 37 H*mla*la Caaaly Rtfarda f^>ta 18, 19. 20 and 21-------------W. P. U a e lt t ----- -------Bard'* flab Dlrlalaa aa R*r*rdad la Plat Baak, N*. t, P a |a 18 fla mlaal* Caaaly Raearda J. If. Brunaon I» t 3 . - -----Kthal Mark* ____ —.. .... Lot* 3 a nd 6 S. O. flhlnholear ............ t^oc W Ethel Mark. ___ ______ Irft It .. . Itoaia McCain ........ ......... Lot 14................. . — Etkal Mark*----------------Lot 1 1 ______________ _________ — ---------- J 8. Q. Shlnholaar_______ Lot* 19, 20, 21, 22 * ad *3 ~ —— _____ ________________________ Markham Park Halghla a* Itaeardad I* Plat Hawil**la Canary Raearda All S ol S A E Tly and N of S A I lly Block A -------Lot 0 Mlnek E _______________ 1 Block V ■ . . . . ------l^it Lot I Block H ........................... Loth 6 and 7 block II ......L ot. 3 and 4 lllaek I. _____________________^ 270 6.77 8.18 1.67 1.37 1.87 131 A 60 Baak N*. I, Pag* TT g- g. --------g: L-, P*/Una---------W. II. I I .m a y .......— --------------W. U . lla y n a t------Cow»"--------- 33.30 30.93 13.76 3.60 18.07 30.95 1S6 ft N and 8 la N E eor and laaa 40 ft E and W b y 1S6 It N mad 8 In NW car), Black 7 TMr IS ------------------ 1-----Block 7 Tlar 14........ .............. Block T Tier 14___________ . . B lock 3 TMr I . . — ---------Lot ■ Block a Tlar 3 . ______ ____ Lot 10 Block S Tlar t . . i —— LoC I Block 8 Tlar 1 . . . ------------Lot I Block $ Tier T ..— ---------Lot • (laaa N 5 ft) B lock » Tier 4---- -----------------------lx>t* 4 and 6 Bloek 9 Tier 8 ......... Lot 5 Block 10. Tier 1--------------L ou • and 7 Block 10, Tlar I . . _ ‘ IS fl L ot 4 aod all Lot 5 ' B lock 10, Tlar 1 . . . -----------IS ft L ot 4 and a ll Lot 6 Block TO Tlar 1--------------L ou S and 4 Black 10 Tier 7 ----Lou • and 7 Block 10 Tier 9----L ou 1 and t , Black 10 Tior 10.. Lot 7 B lock 10 Tier 1 0 . . . ---------50 ft of 8W H Block 10 Tier I S ------ -------------------Lot 6 Block 11 Tlar S ...'----------LoU 9 and 10 Block 11 Tlar 0. .. Lot* 5, » and 10 Block IS Tlar S ........ ............................ . Cot 1 Block IS Tier • ---------------Lou 9 and 10 Block I t Tier 8 _ LoU l i i f I Block IS Tlcr 1---Lot 5 Block IS Tlar 4 --------------Lot 3 Block IS Tier 4------------- -Lot t aod S Black It Tier • ........ — ------ — ------Lot 10 Block 14 Tlar 5 . . . ---------Lot • Block 14 Tlar 9 . . . ----------Lot • B lock 15 Tlar J . , ------------Block 1 N TMr 4--------------ock 1 N Tier 1 1 ..------------___ ock 1 N Tlar 1 7 . . . . ---------AM Block 1 N Tlar I S --------------All Block S N , J la r I t ,-------------All Block S N Tlor 17-------All land lyin g N ol Block 2 N , Tlor 1 7 .------------------------All Block * N Tlar IS -------------All Block S N Tlar 11:-----------1-ot s Block T -------------------------Lot l and N H Lot 9 Bloek Z .. Lota I and 8 Block 6 Tlar A .- — Lot 5 Block « Tlar A .,-----------Lot T Block 6 Tlar A..—-----Lot 4 Block • Tlar B--------------Lota I nnd 8 Block • Tlar C --------------------------Lot 1 Block « Tlar C--------------Let 4 Block • Har C--------------Lot 8 block 8 Tlar C— ------ ---Lot 3 Block 8 Tlar D -------------1-eta 1 and 3 Block 7 Tlar A -----Lot 3 Bloek 7 Tlar n ---------------Lot I t Block 7 Tlar B--------------Lota S and 3 Block 7 Tlar C ------Lot » Bloek 7 Tlar C---------------Lot 3 Block 8 Tlor A ...._ --------Lot 7 Block 8 Tlar A----------- -— L oti 4 and 5 Block 8 Tlar H-----Lota 8, 9 and 10 Bock 8 TUr B --------------------------Lot I Block 8 Tlar C . -------------Lot • Block * Tlar C---------------Lot 10 Block 8 Tlar C--------------Lot I Block 8 Tlar D ---------------LoU S. 3, 4 and 8 Black 3 ----------Lot I block 9 Tlar B--------------Lot 3 block 9 TUr B ---------------Lot 1 block 9 Tlar C---------------1-ot 4 Block 9 Tlar C ...-----------Lot 10 Block 9 Tlar C................... Lot 9 block 9 TUr C----- —------ — LoU 1. 8 and 7 Block 3 Tlar D Lot |0 block 9 Tlar E -------Lot 9 block 9 Tlar O............. . ktlddl* 4 9 ft Lot 1 Block 10 Tlar A--------------------------Lot 4 Block 10 Tlar A------------Lot 1 block 10 Tlar C ------Lot 2 block 10 Tier C---------Lot a Dlock 10 Tlar C --------LoU .3 , 3 and 4 Block 10 Tlar D --------------------------Lot 6 Bloek 10 TUr D -------------Lot I bloek I t Tlar A................... Lot 2 Dlock 11 Tlar A................... Lot 10 niock 11 Tlar A --------Lot 1 Block 11 Tlar fl —Lot 6 Bloek 11 Tlar E LoU 9 and 10 niock II Tlar b Lot 5 Bloek 19 Tlar B ----------Lot 8 Block IS Tlar C-------------Lot 8 niock IS TUr E ------------Lot 3 block IS Tier O-------------Lot 1 Dlock 1* Tier A--- ----------Lot 7 Block 13 Tier A ------------ V u v a n . C on n olly... M n . U . B. Zac be Mr*. M. B. Each* (Back tax 1(1* J . 8. Din h i* ... . — R ea lty T rait Co.. J . P . L alat--------Haalty Traat Co. U n i t W aldron... Lottl* M. Paxton R ealty Truat C o.. Aronka Takach.__ b . D . O’Naal___________ W. E. iam laoa___ _____ Mr*. Frank Ooartx___ 3 " C. B. R yan.— . ________ Aronka Takach ——___ T . 3. GU311In...................... F. L. W oodruff. ____ —. F . D . Rood_____________ D , G. Monro* Eatata...... U n k n o w n .... JL___ _ Sanford M f|. C o ..______ • D . O. M onro*.__________ A. C. 6(ont*n*aro.._____ Hanford M f | . C o . . . . _ _ D . O. M o n r o # ....___ - „ 4.SS 8.50 4-35 18.75 >9.46 19.02 5.77 >754 19.02 D. O. M on ro*...___ __ A . C. M onunaxro______ _ Hanford Mfg. C o._______ O. O. Monroo Eatnto___ A. Robblna—___________ lf n jn r Richardson______ 3 . W. La win____________ R. A. Gnrdnar.________ _ 3. F. Lnlng.------------------- 1.87 MS 4.55 41.49 11.97 53.80 S0.SS 86.05 9.87 Polar Hoffman_________ F. Hoffman___ _______ — Unknown . . . __________ Sarah S to k a a ...— _____ P a tty Wataon._________ Sally M clntyr*_________ W. B . S tu a r t.._________ _ 3. T . La In | ____________ _ A. Long. _____________ A. L on a._____ _ W. C. S u w art E a t,_____ _ U n k n o w n .,..— ______ — A. 8. S y m u _____ 4.85 . 6.19 50.95 8.50 3.60 13.75 18.76 18.88 18.78 18.90 10.70 41.40 18.97 A. S. 8yma*........ — ____ E. T. Durlln___________ 61. Durham....... - _______ W. C. Suw art E a t . . . . — W. (!. SUwart. Eat_____ _ W. C. Suwart, E*t—_____ U nknow n. ______ — — D. 11. dona*....................... .J. C ow art —_____ W. A. Btrlnrfa llo w ..____ M. P a u l...—___________ O. A. Armatrong----------W. C. Stewart Eat _ ___ 11. L. Thraahac - , ----L. U. Slmffn* ___________ 35.60 25.06 20.86 20.96 12.75 10.70 14.85 20.95 16.80 4.65 4.65 18.70 49.50 10.70 8.85 U nknow n._____________ E. H. Jana* ---- -----------II. t:. DuBoa* _____ E. Kirby _____________ Unknown ___________ MS 10.70 5.86 8.96 4.65 J. 8. Gardner__—______ J. fl. Gardner _ ________ A. 31. Thrasher-----------L. H. Thraihar ______ Unknown --------- — — .. M. J. Stokaa___________ T. J. Millar........................ D. G. Monro* ___ ____ Phoab* Aaburr y ..------allow .. . W. A. StrlnifaV D. L. Thraahar U n k n o w n .* ..___ — . W. C. Suw art Eat , .. H. W. L aw ln_______ IT.IS 12.76 14.10 lt .7 6 7.40 30.96 3.60 4.66 8.80 4.86 4.56 3.50 30.95 35.06 A C Maclaa Addliaa ta Hmmfacd aa Racardad U Plat Back I Pag* 99 Haaaaalt ConnlylReaarda U t 6 Block 10 TUr 9 . . . ----------Roalty Truat Co........... Lot 10 Block 10 TUr 9 ------------Jo# Comoro* ,.. -- -------Lot 9 Block 10 Tlar 9. . . . - - - U nknow a-------------------Lota 4,- 6 , 9 and 10 Block 10 • Tlar l O . . . ___ L________ n aalty Truat C o.--------LoU 3, 8, 9 and 10 Block 11 ' , _ _ Tier 9 ______________ Raalty Truat Co---------U l 1 Block 11 Tlat 10------------Jo* C am aron..-----------Lot 8 Dlock 11 Tlar 10------------. J- F. Laln« —----------t-ot 8 Block 11 Tlar 1 0 -----------. K«*I«F Truat Co-------- Lot 10 Block l l TUr 10 ... _ F nw"VT,B-------------------LoU 2 and 3 Block II TUr 11 _______ J - J L h l n g -------------- 17.18 11.78 18.71 4.18 >1.48 81.83 11.38 4.38 18.73 8.60 16.36 Kablaaaa'a Harter af an Addillan t* Hanford aa Racardad la Plat Baak I, Pag** 92 and 91. fltm laele Caant) Raearda 8.60 J. r . L a i n | __________ 8 39 It ol E 117 fl of Lot 2 ------Bax 30 It W of NE tor Lot 3 run H 117 ft W 50 ft 8.10 C. B. M cC arth y..____ N 117 (t E 60 l l ................. 10.79 Jack Collin*. —— . 9.60 A. II. K lnght_____ ____ l« i i « r z z z z z z z z z z z i f z f.ao Palla Mart!it....— —. 8.50 Un k n o wn . . . : -------Lot 3 of Block 2 3 ---- ---------------h a , C'lark'e Hah D ltalea af Black II, Tlar 14 aad Black I I , Tlar 13 af Haafard aa Racardad la Plal Baak N*. t. Pag* 108, Hamlaata Caaaly Raearda Lot 6 Block II Tlar 14------------M' c l *,k * -------Lot 11 Block II TUr 1 3 ------ i_.. _______ U n k n o w n ---------------— 4.55 3.71 Wat. Clnrk'a Hab UDIeiea al Black 24 at Rablnaaa'a Haraay *1 aa Addillan la Haalard a* Racardad In Plat Baak Na. I. Page 109. Hamlaata Ca. Raearda 4.35 N. II. Oaenae’a Addillan la Markham llalfbia *a Recarded In Plat llaak l. F*f* II SH 'L ot * .....— ................. W. J. M ellr ld * ---------- -Hemlaala Canaly Reeaeda 10.70 Lota 6. J and 8 ‘T----------------^artla U. William*-------3.60 * • Virginia S h aw .. Lot 1 Block J 1.71 ~~ "____ ^ R. J. Holly_____ _______ Wn Clark** Hab Dlritlan al Black* I f aad 36 Rablsaan'* Haraay at aa Addlllaa I* Lot 3 Block J . .. Haafard-■■ Racardad la Plal Baak I, Pag* I9T. Hamlaala Caaaly Raearda 1.33 Lot I Block 1 5 ------ -----------------W‘m- Clark.--------------- — 81 and Pagan N*. I, Page* 88 I* Hamletd n* Ueeardad in Plal Bank T ba Tawn *1 1.72 LoU 3 and 9 Block 35 .....---------U n k n o w n :...--------------- t i l . 111. l i t . 116 **d 117 Samlaal* Caaaly Raearda. n . U A W .J.rrnkach .. 19.85 A. D. SUntllacd'* Addillan la Baalard aa Racardad In Plal Bank N*. I Pag* 119 Lot 1 Block I Tier 4 . . . 148.36 B. R. Taknek_________ Hamlaala C aaaly Raearda ...................Block LoU 4, 6 and 11 Btoet1 Tier 4 A. Robblna ___ 9 6 4 5 1 Tier 7 . . . LoU 6 and 7 ---------------------------- ' . *• BUekah.ar--------------All (law SH> Block 83.10 | Lot 3_______ :____- ____■_______ U a k a a w a ....----------- E. Z. C o u r t — —------— All block 1 Tier 15. ... L o la 13 nnd 14------------------------'' A. M^Thraahar------------LoU A^IO^ and II Stan*'A Q o a t.____ !____ 311.30 Lot 1 9 ______ L i,_____________ E. Me Naalty .................. All (Ia** *04' l - ‘v'o'"ft " N ^ f lf h y ’ 182 It E arid W in HW]car L ou *3 and 8 1 . ; . - ------------------, J. W W M U E . U U ------and lei* 1*6 ft E and W ,1 Lot 3 f ______ - 1— :___________— ____________ •________Gao. Turner-----------------by 140 ft N and S ioT 518.61 .S E corl Block 2 Tlar t . V , , . . V |\ A: IX. ' Ckapaair* Bab DlalsUn ol Rlatha G K and J ol tha Town ol Oaldaboro ao Rrrord. LoU I. 3, I and 4 Black X ad lc P la t Book N o. I, Pag* 71. Sam laal* County Raearda 51.45 ! Alfca E. It alibi ha Tier 7 ........ . 4.35 Lot* 8, 9 and 10. . . . - ------ ------Wm. Clark.----------------7j^A ^9 and 10 Block 2 1.67 Lota * U n k n o w n ..---------------AUca'Ef Robbln. . —— 184. 33 'Lola II, 14 and 30------------------ r 1.88 Lot t o — ....-----------------:---------U n k n o w n ..---------------W. ft*.M l . , . . __________ 6L 95 LoU 9 and lO B Iock lfT tar sT.Z 18.75 Loth 41 nnd t a . ' . — W » - Clark . - - a --------■ * ' Hanry WlgliFZ-'.— ~~y— t . H NE I* ol Bio**1 8 Tlar 1 1 - - .- —1.38 All Unplatted part of Dlork O — U n k n o w n . . , . , ------------68 ft N and 8 by l i t ft E and 1.73 W In NW eor Black 1 5.77 K l i l . . Z Z Z _______________________________________ L aio g ----------------------3.10 W. E. Ifarvay E at---------2.10 Tampa Coffa# M ttta ....,r n w u I) Ik i_ T u r f 9 “ Z Edfctaw■ a* Racardad la Plat Baak No- 2. Pn(# 49, 8*m la*la Ca. Raearda IEH Thr Sab D ltlalan al Saalh Haafard, Haalard Grant, aa Racardad la Plat Baak N*. I. 1.15 An i-a»ff|b*r*d Lot lying br­ P. N. Holat----------- -----{-*'-• I *nd 5111 tek I __ L.___ ___ Pag* 94, Hamlaala Canaly Raearda 1.18 .. R ichm ond W oadw ard---twaaa Lota 1 and 3 J-*1-* o and 7 Block 3 ........ ............ Jo* D aM on t.,_________ 103.48 N H Lot I Block A -----------------A. D . Ouldan---------------2.10 Block 3 Tlar 1--------------Will rriereon..................... L»u r, and 7 block 3 __ _______ * L«t 4 Block A -------------------------W- H le k * ..------------------ft of Lot IS Dlock I Lot* 80, 31. 33. 33, 34. 35. 33. _ . . ... . R .J . Holly_______________ 103.18 ■5 37 and 38, Block C ______• Banlon A Clark------------ 2LS3 D ttlatan 'aa Racardad In Plal B**V Na. I, P»8* C. Knnaar............................... 108.88 M. M. Smith’* TMr4 S ib W H of 1-ot 3 Block V T Itr 3 . . . . Hamlaata Canaly Raearda D. U Thraahar___________ 108.85 30.70 W H o f Lot 4 Block 8 Tlar 3 . . . U U . Smith DaFarral’a Addlllaa la Booth Haalard a« Racordad, la Plal Baak I, P ig * 118, Sam laal* 8. O. Shlnholaar___________ 48.48 f*t* l. 2. 3 and I ____________ Lot 9 Block 3 Tlar 6--------------5.00 Canaly Record UHRH*P*4, • aaw*»* J. B. William*........... ............... 41.50 U i y a nd 6 _________ .___ 1 Bloak 1 Tlor 8 . — - 1— 4.35 Lot W. 8 . Slplln....... .. i t . M. Smith -,b—wm w. Lot E TUr B -------------- ----------Lot 1 and nil Lot 4 4.35 W H o>Block William L. lllck a.. if Mr M. iimiut.i'****" Smith . ___— J. L. Millar____________ 45.80 Pit Lot J Tier C --------------------r-------8 Tier 9 ..-----—— 30.59 Lot 6 Dlock I Tlar ff M i f . Smith A. D. Sm ith____________ 41.40 5* t * 12, l V a n d 'H . Z . Z Z Z Z 11.50 U ll Itft 0 WD .. *.**. .. —.*— Lot 8 nnd N ) i of Lot 7 Black fat* 18 and 11 _________ Z Z Ifnknavn ifk .... wh U 11Ruw wal iK Iwkvhm F. P." Rina*------------------81.85 1 L*U u and 17------- -------— 4 Tier 8 - — - - --------•;— O. P. Herndon._______ — 63.70 ta x 19141.— *•****** 18.10 Lot 8 Bloch 4 Tlar 1 . . . -----------3.71 Unknown Ihoek----M. F. Roblaaon-i_______ 31.18 Willi* L. Hick*----L«ti IS ar.d 1 7 ..__ J________ Lot to llloak 4 Tlar 8 — 18.10 A. E. Philip* Guard’a .... 181.80 | ta x 1915)—... ‘ 4.03 Back lax I I I ! LoU 4 aad 8 Block 4 TUr 3 GnknoArn CaUry City Aarit • Lai* |« mng 17. .. — — _______ U nk n o w n ... ——.. 3.73 18.10 LoU 7 nnd 8 Dlock 4 Tlar 4-----IAI ttflfll. . . No. 1853________ 48.90 Unknown..—. . — 181.95 Lot l Black 4 Tier 8 . . . —— jl( kf. Sm iths J. U M illar.-:__________ 81.88 4.03 L»u l l 1-1 30. lnrl-------------Back U i 111* 105.10 W 84 ft of L o u 8 and T_ Lau 31 to Ji, in c l..________ M. M. Smith.--------- — 10.70 T. T . G r e e n ,.* ..— 0.80 Unknown — 5 8 H ft of Lot 1) * • m ™ Lax on S boundary N 3 7 4 1 ft” #? Lot l Biock 5 U»# nl 81. Oattrud* aya E. J. While* S ob Dlriaan al Port of 8*a. 3 8 . T o. I t S W 18 E as Racardad In Ftal Km of P* w flfl9* ■1. mlamww TUr l . . . —----------------- •« . . and P. tin*...... ........ ............ 10 “ ‘ " ------ 48 Bamlnal* Caaaly Roaorda Gan. A. DaCotla*.........— Lot 14 Block 5 Tlar I ------ ■ * »30 tt W 110 Ti R,.W . Him.______ ______ H Intaraat la LoU I. 9 10, 11. Lot. 18 Block 3 Tlar 1 . . . - - — - — N 3*0 ft E 330 ft and W. O. A ld rid go...______ 8.55 I t, 1> and U . Block 1.— I Lot • * " • N H of Lot 7 Dlock 5 __ 104.10 Mra. L. II. T hraahar.-— 41,70 W. G. Aldrtdc*------------H Intaraat In LoU I t , 13 and 14 Tlar I ..........— — ------—— M. M. Smith. 1T s r 1 ( W H ’ • Ba K» >9 . 19 to 100 Back lax 1916.........S.95 Mra. L. H. Thraahar.r — 50.88 Block t -------------------— 8*1 NE cor ol n w T i Z Z Z Z Z 89 19 30 Lot 9 Dlock 8 Tlar 3 . --------------W. Ol -Aldridgo \ O. J. Millar------------------------ 88.38 H Intaraat la Lota It. 13 and 14 Lot 11 Block 8 Tlar 3 . ----run , , -- , “ n,-UB* o*n* Baak tax 1518____ 1 . 8.55 Block 1 lard Grant S T6 dr* W S IS ft ot Lot I I nnd alt Lot 13 D. L. Thraahar,. . — _______ 78.40 Dlo^k 3 Tlar 8 . . . ---- ------** *•> E 2» ch N to bag T. W. William* . J .___ 31.88 I Lot* 1 and 3 Block 3, Tire I ----p u t S. A E of St. Walllagtan’a Addlllaa t* Haalard aa Racardad la Plat Baak Na- I. Pag* 119 Sam laal* , A, D. ParrUh__________ 33.30 > GaMr.it* **• l n d la** Lot • Block 8 Tlar 8 . . . ---- ------t Caaaly Raearda J. W. Barlow___________ 10,70 I Lot 14 ,k »l part of 8WW of Lot 10 Block 8 Tlar « . . . — —— " Kata Humphriaa .....— E ll M. M. 8 milk-------30 Lata 3, 4. 8, 8, 7. 8, 9 aod 10 W. R. Pall____ '________ 81.83 j feloak 3, Tlar 1 1 , , . . , .----F. II. Rand’* Addlllaa ta H aalard am Racardad In Plal Bank No I . Faff* M I Bomloal# NlckolU A Mitchell 1 ' C. W. Bowman..... ............ 81.16 I 39 19 30 All Block 3 Tlor 18 Caaaly Raearda . ai 1* 30 Lota 10, 11 and 18 Block 8 L o t t --------------------------- ----- 1— N MxtU attl*jDDfrw h oklna k la -------— a ,..- ___ 4.55 D. G. Monro* Eatnto----83,16 I * R. D . Coulter Lot 7..—_____________________ W n . M clntoak..........— clatoak........ ......... UN IS Lot 1 H d t o n v r r c T r r u t 8 It E nnd W by 88 ft 19 30 L. G, HtrlngltlUw’a S ab Dlrlalaa aa Racordad In Flat Book No. I, Pag* 88 N and 8 In NW eor Lot Hamlaala Caonaly Rrarda ' 8 and W. 8 ft_ol 8 4 *( * tl Lon la Ollbort — H oc' L o f t Block A------------------------------------------------------------ Cr A. M e d a n . . . ...------U nknow n... . — — Lot 1 Mr*. Oalola H lglU * SI It 58 " ’chapm an A Tackar’a Addlllaa to SaalorA ao Boooedod la Plat Book 1, P a |o IA W. H. W Ukt......... ... Samlaal* Coaaly Raearda cj ‘ i ; ta ■' Mrs. 8E. W oodnil ;’v 1 Lot 4 Blank 1 . . ---------- -------- — M. J .S u k a * ---------------r C. II. D tnioa--------L o t t B lo c k * ..— ----- ,-----------S arah S ta n le y ..—— .at 19 18 lr j.,|v J * (Caitlauad aa Pori f) ’- J r £ f £ J ~ t ^*7l.Swt jrl £ £H �parochial.War Cotiricjl U formed.' ‘ Rev.. Father O'RIordan la praaU dent; F. W. Mahoney, vies president * H. J. HOLLY, E d i t o r " '" * C, L. Britt, treaaurcr; 0. Pexold, W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager secretary and T. 'L . O'Connor, re­ cording secretary. 7 On Friday, May 3rd, thd Catholic THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ladlea formed a cdimnlttee with Rev. n u B s e n t r n o N r u e s in a d v a n c b i J.< O'RIordan aa president; Mrs. T. X. O'Connor vice prealdent; Mra. W. Niven, treaaurcr and Mra. E.- Roumillat recording secretary.. : ‘ These .committees receive Instruc­ tions t from the' National Catholic War Council at Washington and the Diocesan War Council at St. Augus­ tine, relative to Liberty Loana, Red carry a tic ry with big headlines, Cross* and Knights of Columbus thuMy: . N WE ARE PEEVED AT PUBLIC- activities. • ITY COMING FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY Poisonous Pamphlet Calculated to Increase Orlando's Death Rate . Must Be Subdued If I H ate lev Do It —Orlando Sentinel. We would like to help you out brother, but until we And that copy of "Vital Statistics" that you are harping about we can do nothing. Whut in the summer breezes Is that "Vital Statistics'* tthat,gives more more births for Sanford and lets deaths than Orlando* and all of It published by an Orlendo citizen? If we knew what It was and where It was we could assist you in tho i'Health Notor." Of course in the m atter of births Glenn and Easington would have to camouflage.- Our ndvice at the present time would bo for the Sentinel force to uac a few bottles of Tonlac and try and live longer and thus exemplify tho health of Orlando to some extent, Regarding the b i r t h s -------- well, some people believe in children and som e believe in poodlfe dogs and the folk who are looking for a place to live can take.their choice. But seriously, Bro. Glenn, Sem­ inole county does not stand for any advert? criticism of Orange county and Orlando or any other part of the state. W e' have not seen the booklet you speak of but if it Is aa raw as you state- and if it makes odious comparisons cf the health of our rtap'eerlve cities it is all wrong to publish it. Sanford and Seminole county is in for boosting the whole stute and in boosting the state wc N O T IC E H O U S E W IV E S '!,! In this war time keep an accouut of your table costs, your rent, your clothing! A checking account is the only way— the check is a receipt and the correc^and easy way .to keep track of your expend­ itures. We urge you to open a checking account at this bank at once > •. . CAPITAL 130,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 SANFORD, FLORIDA F. L WOODRUFF Vke-PrvdAeol N E W RULES of the Fobjd A dm inistration Federal Food Administrator Brax­ ton Beachain has issued police to all "I pledge allegiance dealers handling corn products and to my flag and the Re­ wheat flour substitutes .that margins public for which it of profit as suggested by the United stands; one nation in­ States Food Administration must be divisible, with Liberty observed. This meana that the price and Justice to all." of corn meal grits, hominy, barley flour, oatmeal, qat flakes and similar products, rice, etc., must not be made extortionate because of the na­ tional ncccstity for consuming these foods in greater proportion in an en­ In some towns they are threaten­ deavor to save wheat flour. ing to print tho names, not only of those who subscribed for Liberty • Complaints have been registered Bonds, but also those who are able with Administrator Beapham that and havo nor done so. AVe see no In many places these products are objection to this course. Nor to ex­ being sold higher than'w heat flour, posing tho four-flushers who made a and a survey of conditions stulwn grand atnnd play of pledging amounts that none of the products named to tho Red Cross which they have should be that high In price. Mr. not paid. Both are patriotic obliga­ Beacham Inis given implicit instruc­ tions which ought to take prece­ tions to all county food administra­ dence over any expenditures not ab­ tors to Immediately ascertain the solutely necessary.—St. Augustine wholesale price of those products, Record. and every case where wholeaslers are charging more than the margins , "fienrs Starts In Flo'rldn to Open allowed them they will bo called to *i i.ii d Cautp«i|,:i, toe lead iu account. a Washington dispatch in Tho FtoY- of The Herald has never boon found Llewisc the retailer will be held to idn Metropolis. Just why Joe should saying anything but the best for strict account for over charges, or be compelled to cotno home and de­ Orlando and we nevor will. And tho charges above the per ccntsgc al­ fend his name at a period when con­ Seminole County Board of Trade io wed him. gress is in session, and the country will investigate this book at their No excuse will be taken for viola­ is at war, cannot be fathomed, un­ next meeting and make a report on less it is because cf greed for olIUc it. Meantime Seminole is standing tions of the margin. rulings, no mat­ on the part of somebody. The more with Orange on everything that will ter whether it be the case of tho conservative view is that none of the help us to make a better state and Healer having bought on a high mar­ Florida delegation should be forced we will even play you a game of ket. or whether h e ‘is overstocked. The Food Administration has point­ to 'campaigy for re-clection—let the ed out where do aIpm have paid more men who know conditions as they than the preient price, then run were when the war started remain risk cf loss through spoilage in en­ Proeta (nation in con;m s until tho war is won. Then, if somebody wants .their seatr, Whereas, greater respect and love deavoring to held stocks nt old will be time enough to open such a should be shown the flag of uur level , an d 1the first loss through re­ ducing prices is the smallest taxs. campaign.—Plant City Courier. country, and, Where:?, valrou* cities' of the The whole thing in r. nurahel ! United States «if America’ have meats tfi.it prices, mu.* 6 come down JUST BEACHAM adopted the beautiful custom of to a rroper lesel. ami le «•■.• irrer The editor of The Herald ha* been a friend of Ifruxtqn Beacham .<h ■)v in ; respect and reverence to oifj should Jn rra ih g pt relucts lie sure for many years. Long ngo we rec­ da;; at a curtain specified hour on that he is not piylm; a pi ice above r-j— Vhat is just. All romplaints aa to ognized in him one of the big hearted each ur.d every day, arid Whereas, I,have recommended tltei overcharging should be registered and big brained tr.er. of the state and passage ard the adoption of an or­ with the county food administrators gave him credit for it when others dinance setting aside n'certain period or to Food •Administrator Beacham were knocking hint In his own home of time each .day during which re­ at Orlando, Fla. town. We have never loot fiitli in him and still believe that ho is one spect stiatl be si,own fo the flag by cf our biggest tr.d best citizen;. !!? cacti and overv citizen «f the city of E« sneeiistk* Sen Ices Next. Mrrk is working day and right for the Ssr.ford, Horirla, and A series ,f evangelistir services Whereas, the city council will not government in the \rry difliriilt posi­ will begin at the Baptist Temple tion of Slate Food Administrator be in session until the third Monday roxJ Sunday, May 10th. Rev. Dr. and working In that pmltlon has of the present month, and snid or­ Thiol, an evangelist of much, reputa­ brought him more or less into the dinance rarmot sooner than that tion comes to the Baptist folk to limelight. Several - stale papers date be adopted, and Thersfore, I, J. D. Davison, mayor conduct this series of meetings. either with good cr evil Intent have It Es earnestly hoped ‘that thU been nominating him for governor of ihe city cf Sanford, under pnd by meeting will be n nource of much lately. To all of them we tay, atop rite virtue und authority in me veat-’ benefit to the city aa a -whale ns it. Veit ere net only ruining his ed, do issue tills rry proclamation well as to tho immediate church chance* for futuic advancement but naming and ‘designating the hour of where it i3 to be held. you uro hampering lib chances to aix o'clock p. m. of each ar.d every make good aa the food admipistra* day, beginning May !5ih, 1918, os HALT A MINUTE tor. Wo know' -Braxton Beacham tV ^tltne during which revetence and( well .enough to know wlthoiR con­ reipect shall be ,aki\w n'tho Hag,. yalfiotlc Move Should Be Observed sulting liim that he is npt a candi­ Arrangement.has .b‘?en_njRde by me in Sanford date for any office and bus not oyetf for the blowing of the tvb'sllc at the Publisher Herald: thought about it. All of us Hko tp railrcad thufs und l*.e fire whistle at Many Sanford and Seminole coun­ tee cur names mentioned at different said hour, and all petnous each* day ty dtixons read with approval your timer, for tho big offices. Wo all at six o'clock p. m. when the article in Issue of Tuesday last, like to sec our numrs in ptlr.t but whistles above refo:r>d to arc blown heuded “ One Minute H alt." And thcro is not a real man in this greet are requested .for it peri id of one now, emphasizing the same impres­ crisis today that wants bis name minute, wherever they may be in the sive manifest of patriotism, we well mentioned an a pesslblc candidate clt” ■limits tn. s trrd still and silent, know you will be glad to give space for any office while ho is busy serv­ anl c'l Pvtimobllca. truckj anti ve-r hq outline of communication Just re­ ing his government and we know hides cf 'all kinds und. character ceived by our aggressive, progressive that those remarks about his future whensoever arc requested at said and zeal inspiring patriot, Frank P. ‘possibilities are obnoxious to Brax­ time to t e n t h mi'.l and mollor.lcrr, Forster. The communication refer­ ton Beacham who is giving his time and all n a ’.e >ers ms are further re­ red to Includes newspaper clippings and attention to the government to quested to remove their hits and jetting ferth and highly commen ling keep same removed . during said the exclusion of lib own business. a one minute daily program.propqsed Call them oil, Mr. Ikacham, You period of one minute. by Mbs Darka Doggett, a cultured, are hot a candidate for any offico Vln witness whereof, I have hcre- college bred, plished and public and should not be sailing under iltitri- set .my hand and affixed the uplrlted young lady, resident of the official seal of the city of Sanford, metropolis of our. own atate. Mbs false colors. You are Just Benchun, Food Ad­ Florida, on this the 13th day of Doggett b niece of our Mr. Foster May, 1913. ministrator. and daughter of l^laj. John L. DtJ. D. Davison, gett of Jacksonville, a gentleman of Attest y - , Mayor. rpominonce, .well kruiwn clsewhcrp to ^ GET BUSY, BOB* | Jos. C- Roberts, (seal) well.as in Florida. • • The 8anford Herald i\ n;p:re:>t!y . City Clerk-__________ ^ It is irobably generally under­ unconcerned over the' odious public­ ity givan Orange county In a recent The Catholic Church Organises for stood at least by readers of the War Work Timez-Vr.lcn, published in nbove city pamphlet mailed from Geneva. The At a meeting heif Sunday, April hat ‘The ordinance suggeflted by publicity In Itself la q’ulte obnoxious and .misleading. Editor Holly of 28th of tha Catholic laymen of Sen- Miss Carita Doggett was fathered the ile ra ld b a very busy ,.F°iaon ford, 9 committee 'yua formed to by. the Liberty League, the Srkle tb rrf da>a end las announced that carry on the p u rp o rt for which the and fuel administrations, a‘ number • raPLES^NKOy^JFORD If. R. STEVENS V A i • O. L TAILOR CmMm R. R. DEA5 Aii ’i THE B A N K TH A T IN S U R E S Y O U R DEPO SITS of women's organizations and bill was introduced in Jacksonville com­ mon council. The bill was not pass­ ed as drawn; a'overal amendments were, added; no one can be taken jto the police station for a violation of this ordinance, but-can be summoned to appear before the municipal judge to be reprimanded. At least three witnesses will be necessary to con­ vict." The Governor on Aptll 26th irsued a proclamation endorsing the daily observance proposed by "one of Florida’s daughters," and urging its adoption by all the municipalities and in every section of the state. Briefly, the patriotic observance includes one minute’s absolute sus­ pension of activities at 6 p, m. every day; uncovered head and reverential attitude; where a bugle sound is available or blowing of whistles, as reminder, same r\rc advocated; street cars, manufactories, legislative bod­ ies, church services, all kinds of mer­ chandising or occupation whatsoever, also railway trains if possible to in­ duce .acquiescence in the universal plan, suspend operation for precisely, sixty seconds, during which moment silent petition, silent patriotic pledge, and silent renewal of ring and sour.try allegiance shall be the v sole thought and purpose of everyone. Major Doggett in writing to Mr. Mr. Forster says: "If you agree with this movement far greater patriotism us suggested by my daughter Carita will result in great good to our courtry will you not see your mayor, get* a mass meeting of your citizens if need be and inaugurate in your com­ munity what will shortly be a beau­ tiful and benetlrial custom through­ out the whole country? Experience has shown that to enlist the ever re­ sponding helpfulness of the ladies of n community will prove highly ben­ eficial." We have no doubt of the cordial co-operation of Mayor Davison, of Sanford rorrmon council.' cf our count* coiiiinissloners, of the ladies ur.d i rizens universally, as well as of The Herald. in inaugurating throughout Seminole county this Lieuf. Hyman in England "The ship on which I sailed has arrived safe In England." George Hyman, Chaplain 321th.nnf. This message re reived by J, D, Jin kins yesterday*’ announcing Dr. Hyman's safe urrlval in E niU nd.. Chaplain Hyman's rcgi,r.cr.t left Camp Gordon some three works ago an>l his friends have bc?n waiting for :he above, news with much In­ terest. • A Qood Wire. Once upon n tlmo there was a farm­ er whose wife dnlly pumped the house­ hold supply of water up to a tank on tho roof, says Tho Ltttlo Journal. Af­ ter 20 years ho Installed an electric motor to do this for her. Careful cal­ culation brought out the fact that tho wife had been working that pump han­ dle 3.030- hours at a value of half a cent per hour. Sho hnd saved him $18.75 In 20 years. What was It tho preacher said about her worth being above rubles? When a Woman May Lie. A Knnsns City court has ruled that **fl woman may He to her husbnnd when the provocation Is great enough." From our meager experience, notes the Pennsylvania Grit. It appears ns If the dear ones are provoked virtually all tho time. And, mercy, how angry they do beynnie when the subject of ages Is broached. Center of Jute Industry, Dundee practically owes Its exis­ tence to lilt textile Industry. It was the pioneer In the adoption of Jute as a fiber for making cloth of a cheap quality, ami Its hold upon the trade has been so firmly maintained and de­ veloper! that Dundee Is recognized as the princtpnl center of the Jute Indus­ try In Great Britain. China Dig Hemp Producer. The production of hemp In China, the original home of thb plant. Is {renter thnn that of any other country ixcept Russia In.uormnl times. Uncle Pennywise Says: There wuz u time when a feller could bo great for eight hours a day and then mehbe relax n little. Itut now you got t<r kee|fj?our pose all the time. For State Tax Commissioner VOTE FOR is qualified by experience to with the tax problem. He will work untiringly for. tax reduction and equalization. Served two terms on Board of County Commissioners of Duval County. Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla if you jire just a bit particular about your shirl and collar work— and all Dressy Men Are—We would like to make your business acquaintance. * The Dixie Steam Laundry has been very successful in being able to please the most partie ular ones. because we give them hand finished .collars—the smooth edge kind, that don't irritate the neck, and all hand ironed shirts that look so much nicer nnd wear sp much longer than machine ironed shirts. Call up Mr. C. A. Whiddon, Phone No.. 104, he will send for your package—we will do the rest. �tWt OJ/h Ik ' * f■■ . u l i.* *uj L W p W &tism ss pGain#svilla where he spent last i . I .4 * i \ A I »K> . —.r,rQ*r CHULUOTA WAS THERE Polls Progress . - -New Opfomefrisf Which means CbTst <Sanford now has a man. w ho' will ctamine your eyes and' (It gltTscs to them The man is O. S. Vaughan and last week at Lakeland Air. Vaughan qtootUhi*! examination before'the state board and passed and « now ready to look afteA your wants In this line. Mr. Vpughn recently .moved to this d ty and located in tho Jewelry store of Mrr. Schaal on First street.- He b also a graduate of Illinois Optiiplog-leal School of Chtccgo and conies to Sahfgrd hghlj* recommended ,to the public. Read his card In this its re and consult Mr. Vaughan before going out of town for glasses. Liberty^ Loan Bally Demonstrated week with his aunt, Mfst Carrie S. "PBODUCLNO NOT rSOMOTING Patriotism ef Lire People Jackson, librarian of the LaV School . HAPPENINGS o f INTEREST i n a n d .. DOAKD OF TKADB RESULTS of the Uplverslty of Florida. During the Liberty Loan Rally tf (D/ iL*8acrtUrr) 1 ■Ji AROUND SANFORD OP (last week the big meeting a t Chalv1 ; ----- :------‘ Robert Deane of the Naval Re­ ‘ j ; J ~ ~ ~ ota wta one of the events of the £ . »• %wjassrt?ttS^Sft»«s?P!!s^sausKfcSKSE8aw -«^'' serves stationed at Key West Is The Tampa Board of-Trade will drive and Chairman Labe was so home on a furlough and his .many, oppose the withdraws! of dilteren well pleased with the ccrdial reccpljisj Emma Tucker of Enterptisa Norris Levis is home for a few friends are glad to see him and know* till water rates as advocated by\ tion accorded the commit tee and the in the rity on Saturday. days having finished his course with that he Is advancing in Uncle Sam’a Regional Director Markham in his great roporse th at irenllan must be the Univctslty of Florida and being service. circular No. 121, April 16th. Tampa made even at this date whom the Woodland Park will he open two graduated ahead of the class in irdcr is correct and wise in this matter drive Is over, but the good time that he ran join tlte officii’a rcservo and should not only have tho moral s»»d.n. > "> «*"■ • ”<1 '" '5 ;3tc Mi: s Vera Tcrheun left Monday training camp at Rockford, Illinois, night with a party of friends for but financial support cf every similar Ungers jn tho memory. Chul.iota wus there with the goods where he has betn assigned by the Leesburg (or a visit of several dayr. organization in the state. The San­ as r. Iways r.nd the speakers were * U M. Kehblnder has recovered government. Norris Is or.e of our ford Board of Trade has aireddy from hU recent accident In which he real, upstanding young men nnd we filed Its protest and intends pounu- MtsirsLake, Houshclder, Kilbeeand At 6:30 o'clock Mrs. Dumas, as­ kid hU arm broken cranking hta car arc proud of him and cf hli future. sisted by her daughter, Mbs Agnes ing the matter until such jim e as Malms. The people responded no­ bly to tho call and $1260 was raised and i» able to run the Geneva-bus served a delicious ice course. Mr.1. it is shown that such action is ready In a rhort time, thus cddlng materi­ COW PEAS FOR PLANTING- Dumas* guests were Mrs. Charles a governmental necessity. As tnc on rtccrd time. New Laundry Agency ANY VARIETY NOW READY Humph, Mrs. Hume, Mm. Brooks, matter stands, the withdrawal cf ally to Seminole County’s quota. In The Herald appoars the adver­ The flags for the drive have ar* . SLEEP INSURANCE ... FOR SALE AT SANFORD FLOUR Mrs. II. R. Stevens, Mrs. Langley, thine rates has a tinge of other mo­ tisement cf tho Dixie Laundry-of tived end will bo given to Geneva •*A Terror to Mosquftoe;*." * FEED CO.’S STORE. 76-ltc Mr*. Morton Tjdgpon, Mrs. L. G. tives—one that was all but attem pt­ Leesburg with an agency In this city 72-tf THE SANFORD FLOUR £ Stripgfcllow, Mrs. A. D. Key and ed before. . Bringing water tates to and Ovjedo'and Sanford. in charge of C. A. Whldjlen In the 1 . —• • FfcED CO. WILL HANDLE THE .Mrs. Wright. bn all rail baiis-wiil serve only to These for Sar.fcrd and. the county further congest rail lines and in so at large will he displayed on the rear of the Sanford Shoc-£ Clothing 0. S. Vaughan has returned -from BEST LINE OF FEED IN THIS Co. The Dixie Laundry h&a a state A SK FOR *Upland where he ri ccea;fully pUis- TERRITORY. Mrs. .T. L. Dumas was hostess doing hill ifcplele water traffic be­ guide pusto. in the middle of First wide Reputation for thoroughness of ’ 76-ltc cd an examination before the FIoj- PRICES. yesterday to a delightful thimble cause o f ' its lower transportation. m e et for a lew da; s and will affer ^vork and guarantees to do your itjt Board of Optometry. party of about Fifteen ladcls at her This ruling will also serve to lessen L. Iff Willtox of Jacksonville spent home on Park avenue, and in honor mapy contemplated . improverncnVu house where they will serve as me­ manner. The boy will call for your Dr. D. . C. Ward, Osteopathic several deyk In the city this week on of her mother ami'nlatcr, Mm. John­ in Florida’s waterways which if dune mentoes of the patriotism of this laundry and deliver same if you will son ar.d Miss Johnson of. Charles­ would be one of the greatest mis­ county in the days to come after the Physician. Firat National * Dank business. call No. 104. ton, S. C., who will be htr gues s takes- that we of the state could war Is over. Bldg., Phone 330-W. 64-tf for several weeks. The ' afternoon make. Florida’s tariff salvation now Chairman Lake will make the L. P. McCitller has returned from sped all too quickly with fancy is due to its competitive wnter rates A. D. nnd W. A. Zachary hove reprtser. aion of the ^ flags a memor­ Notice of Special Master’* Sale a business rip to Jac'isoniillcs. work, knitting and pleasant conver­ and the move on foot will almost' able occasion and announcement of turr.rl home from a visit to Gr.InesN'*jti:o i* hereby-given that under • make n prohibitive 'shipping. As sation. vjiie and other point* in north Plot- • Mis. anti by virtue cf a final decree of the date will be made later. W. C. DeCoutsey and two usual, the faithful few who compote idt where they arc engaged in the daughter, Mirses Virginia and Alice foreclcsure and sale made and en­ our ''commercial organizations will Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fetter have lumber builncsi. tered In tho Circuit Court Seventh left Monday to spend the ‘summer returned from Center Hill, Fla., again bear the brunt of the expense Woman's Missionary Conference Judicial Circuit cf the State uf Flor­ months among the mountains of where they have been spending the and those who never help‘will be the Phone 104 for pressing, cleaning North Carolina noer Brevard, The Woman’s Alltsionery Confer­ ida, in and fur Seminole county, in past tew weekA combining busineta recipients of the blessings. * This ence of Florida Methodist church chancery, in a" chrteln acit therein in,j alterations. Quality and sermove will nlfect the merchant prin­ and pleasure. tice Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. pending wherein Wilson Si Toomcr R. L. McKenzie, the’ popular rep­ cipally; the farmer and fruit grower will hcldy their annual meeting at Fertilizer Company, 'a corporation • ' 69-tf Bc.uion Springs Hotel at Enterprise resentative bf Armor & Co. of Jack­ will not be seriously troubled, still May 2Sth to 31st inclusive. One is plaintiff and Levi Bir.ford and sonville Is on the fer a few days this Mrs., Archie Betts entertained at the (aimers of this section who com­ hundred or more delegates are ex­ Eve H. Binford, his wife, are de­ Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Freeman re­ week. ’ ■ sewing’party yts.irday afternoon a t a pose 80 per cent of -this organ­ turned to their homo in Tampa .Sat­ _____ ---- * thchomc of Mrs. Betts on Palmetto ization’s membership nnd who paid pected tn attend and the Orphanage fendants, I, as special ‘master, will urday after spending several days In on the 1st day of Jjly, A. D. 1913, Board will nu-iH at the same time. E, L. Burdick left Saturday for avenue, the guests including a num­ themselves the total cost of opposing Sinford the guests of Mrs. Anna between the hours of xl'jvcr* o'clock Walker at her homo on Magnolia Tampa where inf will remain several ber of their neighborhood friends. the late 16 per cent rate advance in tho forenoon and t^o oh luck i.t days on buaintss. A mest pleasant afternoon was will again rally and pay over again the aftcrfloon, the samo being the avenue. About (he Pup and Rooster _____ Ir,.t spent sewing and knitting and chat­ while a number of our larger mer­ first day in said month und the rule (Continued from Page 2> Mm. Bullock and granddaughter, ting- after which a delicious ice chants who are not members will day in said month und within the . SLEEP INSURANCE Miss Marguerite Clark who have course was served. The guests in­ permit them to do this and will legal hours of sale, offer (or sale und "A Terror to Mosquitoes." been spending the winter in Paola cluded Mrs. John Purdor, Miss gracefully receive the benefits. This Herald Editor. ‘ set! to the highest and best bidder 72tf and Sanford .will leave tomorrow for Daisy' Betts, Mrs. Shirard, Mrs. miffo is certainly one in which the Sir: I live Ui Sanford. I own for cash before the court house door Morrison, Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Mrs. nicrchanis generally will be indexed roosten. I've lived here thirty of said Sominole county in the city G. F. Smith has returned from an their home in Steubenville, Ohio. Smith, Mm. S. Bradford, Mrs. as progressive or • non-progressive years nnd owned rooster?. My of Sanford, Seminole county, Florida, ettended trip to Yellowstone Fark, and each organization contributing (a.her "bwned roosu-is. Hodges, Mrs. Henry Purdon, Mrs. 1 fcey.ve the following descilbed prppeny. tcThe Euzelian Class of the Baptist Denver and other points in the west. in this fight should watch well a crowed when they blam e j lease I church will hold their-monthly busi­ Mahlon Wright, Mrs, Robt. Rowe, wit: * Mrs. Charley Britt, Mrs. N. O. "who Is who." dun l deep very w'cll and I tike to nessmeeting at the residence of The west half of Lot Nineteen For Wood and heavy hauling see w as hear them crow It sounds kind cf (J9« of pint cf Palm Hammock, ta Mrs. Arthur Johnson on Oak avenue Garner, Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Mrs. Murrell, or phone 378. 48*tf Tho handsome yacht Willem* • home ike, like when I wn* on the Thursday from 4 to 6 p. m. All T. W. Gotten, Mrs. William Hill, owned in Chicago is tied up at San­ farm In Georgey. But I don t like recorded in Plat Beok P, Page 75 Mm. Daiger, Mrs. Ernest Betts, ^merjvlrtfs requested to be present. Meade Fog, Sergeant in the Coast Mrs. Robert Grovenstein, Mrs. S. ford for tlie summer. This is the then- new hifalulin notions about of the Records of Orange County Florida. Together wi h *.!! .hi* ;i: Artillery has returned to Key West Miss Katherine Wilkie, accom­ M. Lloyd, Mrs. Walter Morgan, first time Sanford has boon favored roo.'ters. That a all nouier.se about emenls. hereditaments end appur­ after spending a pleasant furlough panied by her sister. Mrs. W. J. Mrs. C. M. Hand, Mir-s Laura Chit­ along such linos but expects many | •crtiiixcd and unfertilized nigs. I tenances thereto belonging, or in sub his home folks and nutty repetitions in coming seasons. Her don t take aigs to hatch, and my Tnigpep left Monday for P-latka tenden and Mrs. Lawson. friends. owner expects to buy property here futker didn t, but ho kept roosteis any way appertaining. where she will take the state exam­ and • build u winter home which nil so do I, and so I m gein to in GEORGE DeCOTTES. ination for teachers. In compliment to her sister, Mrs. SLEEP INSURANCE *• Special Master. means others among his friends will {9( |tc t f nn t he blame ncw-foshlon Sherman M. Lloyd a charming re­ L. W. Baldwin, „ t “A Terror to Mosquitora." follow suit. idecs. My uncle was the man who G. II. Wilkinson of Daytona spent cent bride, Mrs. Archie Betts enter­ 72-tf w s s • SoiiMitor for Complainant. k e p t'th e calf'on the lawn till tho several days in the city lust week tained delightfully Friday afternoon 76-Tuea-5tc Unfortunately, the -Sanford corn- Lv 11 hlairo thing was chawn if folks at her home on Magnolia avenue at combining btuiners and pleasure. tnittcc going to attend tho meeting j did V.tove In and make a city, SLEEP INSURANCE a bridge party. of the Longwood Board of Trade Hocnler music is just as good as bird "A Terror to Moaquitocs.',’ Mrs. R. L. Peck and daugl.tirs The rooms of the residence were auxiliary got the dates mixed aralm u tic, and a blame sight better 72-tf Miss Helen left Saturday for Mul­ beautifully decorated for the occa­ went down .Monday night, the Ctl- ; h.»n fhi« n-uslr machinir. you wind berry, where they will be the jursls sion with many wonderful hydran- in*!>-a>l of Tuesduy, the 7th. Th>* j „|t and put rubber plates n. George A. DcCotfes returned Sat­ of friends for several days. j ^eis. other cut llowers r.nd f*-rrr. error .8 chargeable d ir e r ly u> t hi | s;„w 1 wan*, to see .that its time urday Irom Syracuse, N. Y., whpre ---| Dainty tallies marked the plates Sanford secretary who gave the e-*n ■{ thi* :.cw idee busi.iws was put out hr has been for the past tv.o weeks Mrs. George Hoy, who lus been and u number cf interesting games rnittce tho wrong date, corsytjucn I; of buiinrt/. A lot cf fool folks say on business. one of Sanford’s charming winter of bridge were enjoyed', at tr.e con­ Mftan*. Thrasher, Haynes, DicHr. Fit.fcrd ought to be as entirprlaln’ Visitors jeft Saturday for iur home clusion cf which Alrr. A. P. Cor- son and Taylor made their trip Mon-’ r.t G.var.do. Sat ford was good nclly,- having high score received a day n'.fht for nothing. For this rr (.nuugh for my father, ar.d its good Buy—Stone’s Golden Crisp Potato in Dougiaia, Mich. beautiful cut tR ” *roaster set.. Mm. ror the secretary.humbly apologizes t.-n ju^h fer n;t. If folks don’t like Ciapt at L. P. MfCullcr’*. 7-1-itp . Beautify the home and yard Arthur Dickius returned to Camp L, — U' S d a Verne Hurt cutting low was given thir.foid let ’em rrove'ou*. Some is with a concrete flower vase Wheeler Saturday after a brief visit a most at .-active work baj. T e Tho rogular monthly neo'ing rf {moving cut. There’s.that talk about C C. Howard icturied to New with his parents, Mr. and Mr®. J. W. 1|>ucat of honor received a tiive like thus. the Sa -ford Board «f Trace wiil l< jc immltd*n form uf guvment. Aint S jr a yesterday utter spending a Dickins. pickle fori:. Hts it ibt to be itt-l-i in the Court Ilousr, Sanford, l"*1 Snt 4 uuvniont? Away with the old style tubs. tl-.s.. ' wee'it end with- his f..rr,ily. The tcldcs Were then frtd tv; r Tuesday Ji;bf, April 14th nt 3 p. m. n^v*:f out.’ Tnt>'? h:;.h fclufin n*> We transplant if you wish. Summer School lace covers amF a delicious »aiau Ev***y edy invited to come r n 1 } Hot ' r- "•> "ife’8 1-cad. I | t.a ve !;er new calico drCIS two Mra. C. L. Polk, one of SuiTioni’a course was served. I.1’ \T (,'NCE AND BUJVi'OL'R Drop us a card biing a fiiemi. j year* ago ami she’s wanting another. Nc. 2 TIN CANS FOR 3ANNINC former teacher.! will accept a limited — •- ■w * s A ssistin g the h o i:* * i in- c aring for It fakes my extra money to buy K. S. JOHNSON & SON TOM ’.TOES FROM THL SAN­ number of pupils who are de*lroU3 cl th e pleasure of her guests were M ig . Tf,e olficern nnd m^mlers cf the tobacco for me.'"After reading tin t making up work during tiio summer FORD rl.OUR £ TEED CC. lloumillat,. Mrs. Morgan and Mis. Geneva .Auxiliary, Rnnrd cf Tfa i. Box 1573 Htr.’id aho says, .‘‘Pa, can't we rcli months. 73*:fc THEY ARB HERE TO STAY.. Ernest Betts. are n n ' i r g good use of their orfitf i- lo n e rnctteis and liuyr ine tr.d Jinnie • V.'-fti Otnpr guests were Mis. Ciiiutl zalion and they ate realizing berctl s i i or.e flcth te?' Aful I cpit tobacco Wanted al Once •--'While Ivy of 1ft Howard, Miss Pearhca Loftier, Mrs. that heretofore have t-assert " i t h e u ' j .Wf „, j ret.U n not. . . Them or over fo learn trade. Muat lie Samuel Puleslon, ML* Emma Owon,' action. Fhrlr cITorls in reference ft | r ^o«tets stays while I s tv , slid , H. L. Parrautorc of J Jck..or.vllle t’u no steady.and reliable uml he chic fo Mrs. L. U. Stringlcilow, Mm. A. B. the Tit’JivlM? Geneva road will »• r ,.v; :dccs nccd Clt in y cur regijtcred at the Hotel Carnes. stick. Herald Printing t'o; 76-ltp Walhcf, Mm. Robert New it at, Mrs. succcrrfu as ha? a'r*c»t Iieen pn c Lead about clothes, Let Jinrle stay D. L>. Thrasher, Mrs* E. II. Morse, tically aisuryd n; the conimbstoge-i* .-tit cf school r.nd work..' So, A(r. A FULL LINE OF FAN."-' Mrs. E. L. Marshall, nco Misa Inn Mrs. C..E. Henry, Mm. K. F. Hous- meeting liild in DeLand today. * ' t Dm LhUIES AND- FEEDS ALPeabody, who aintlerwelit -a major hcldcr,Mr.% Richard Peas, Mrs. L. merely take3^ co-operative ness to se­ Kdito", icu let roortors be, and some VAVS ON. HAND AT SANFORD \t day 1*;1 comq around with some ' Fi.0U.-l. £ FEED CO.’S STORE. operayfon Apt 11 3th'at the Fhx River P. McCuller, Mr/. La Verne Hurt, cure i.lmcst a naming you want. m v.*ah ard ie ’Me. f.'|> fry try sul*• IS • -* ■ •■ .v wsa . ... '•HSY TRY TO SERVE YOU Sunitarilim, St. Charles, III., is at Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mm. B. FN.WkiisciipiLn: my Itlibbnri’s lave' been hqme again much*, irc.firoved in ucr, Mis. Frank Gonzalez, Mm. W. AVyTH WHAT YOU WANT. Cone out to the regular-Board 01 ct tt me ed for. health; a . Stone, Mir. A. P. Connelly, Mm. 76-lte R. U. Ster. Trade meeting Tuesday night, thi Mcn.-I, Mr • Henry Li.kinr, Mm* 14th, at tho Court Houso and lay Cow 'Pens—Brabham Root-Rust George Fox, Mrs. G. D. Hart, Mrs. your troubles and progressive Ideas M. S, Wilkins returned to IfasiHenry Lee In nndio Service N Resisting variety. Price ,$'».7fi bush­ J. W. Die kins', Mrs. E. M. Galloway, before tho meeting. Your ideas aro iig1. Fla., yesterday after spending 5!its Annie Ilawkin , Mrs. S. O, good and'yotl^vtlFfind .he Board ot el. Chase & Co. '• G-if , » plnsant week end In Sanford, the 25 Company U. S. Naval Chaso, Mrs. E. D. Mobley, Mra. Trade a ixlous to pio.uote them and /. • gueu of frlenca. .. Radio School, * It takes the sting from Sergt. Billy Warren Knight s(>ont Forrest Lake, Mis. Louder, Mrs. secure results. Cambridge, Mass., George Speer, Mrs. Holme", Mrs. the week end "in Sanford, the guest the "stinger” May P, (913. ___ W .'vS of Mr. and Mrs. R.,'.1. Terheun. W. P. Carter, Mrs. G, D. Bishop, What do you think about a gen­ Lear Mr. Holly: The bite from the "biter” Sergt. Knight is ponnected wit it tho M, s. R. B. Bower, Mrs. Hal Wight, eral clean up week (or the. dty? It I juft received a copy of "The aviation section at Camp Greer.e.^ Mis. Cecil Butt, Mrs. Lawson, Mra. The suck fcpm the'sucker* He was accompanied irom Jackson­ Bennett, Mia. A. W- Fitts, Jr., Mta. wi 1 he interesting to hear tn ‘a mat­ inr.ford Herald," the first nows from The crawl o u t . of the ville by hi* younger brother, W. W. Maggie Barnes, Mrs. Schultr, Mrr. ter .brought up next Tuesday night. Sunford tince I was called to doty W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. 'Roy Symts, One day of conscientious ‘effort . cn January f th. It certainly is a Knight, Jr. "crawler” _______ Mrr. Demo Turner, C. M. would improve the city’s appearance [loAiuro to look the Herald over 60 per cent. , , . . , Hund, Mis, Edward Lane, Airs. II. once more. I noticed you have me And the h u m fiom in ws a ’dated in the army. I enlisted in the "hum” Bug. Messrs. J. J. Dicklnion, E. H. Kil- navy ■Instead. I am now taking a “ ‘ .. t T v h I ' C - Wits or, W. E.c Watson.' ^ Mta. M„ M v „Mrs. „ _ bee, At. E. Dooley and D. C. Mar­ Pricta 5? .13 Uf. fcarford Shoe 1 courro In wireless telegraphy. WUI Clothing Lo' ' M:u. May Gicklis, Mrr. B. W. lowe represented the Boord of Trade complete my .course in thirteen For Sale In Sanford by: Herndon, Alisa Flossie Frank, Alits before the Volusia county commis­ weeks and then "shove off"' for Mrs. 0. W.. Moines df Louise, Martha Fox, Airs. Walter Morgan, sioners in DeLaud yesterday In the "somewhere;" 1 would like to take Fernald Hardware Co. Fla., artived i t the city l r day so', Mra. E. F. Roumlllat. interest” of the TituivIUe-Gcneva out a lix’ montls sub* c ipticn to tha Crispin Hill Hardware Company visit with her son and daughter, road. Favorable Action is looked for Herald, ao I can keep up with what’s Awell liked Bluclicr Oxford with will Schelle nnd Afiss Nettye for a few because of this .effort. geing on in Sanford. Kindly mail Jerked Meats. nuiiLory lines. Wonderfully com­ weeks. M fn Sonth America Jerked or dried me a statement for the entire sub fortable even when brand meat la known variously aa taasago or ■criptlon. Definition of .True Frland. hew. Made in Cav__ Dr. E. D. Brownlee |eft yestcrlay tosaajo. and Jerked Tenlaon la prepared “A frtend,” aald Undo Eben, "Is a «od»h Brown leath- fl* Q 0 0 Please remember .me to all the for Durant, Oklahoma where he wiirknd used by mountain dweilera in th# m in dat laughs at yob funny atorles JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA * ------ ---- ---- «PO = ‘ attend-the Southern P r e s b y t e r y ^rut-Bocktea and our aoutbern mountain oven If day ain't so good; an1 aympa- folks, at home. Sincerely, tblxea wlf yoh tblsfortunes, oven If dey Sol e^lm ufac lurera ain't ao bad." “ X *• *b" " l ^ b00t J. Henry I ee. m raps *» Fenole Chemical Co; ■Shoe & Clothing Co. u.ai*-v v:;-, .• : WONDERFULLY EFFECTIVE ,K■ T(Liqnid Spray)' > FEN 0 LE ■r �i i i 2 * i i i i 1 1 II. o 1 V -d • •OOOOO 1 i J: I a dridd � 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, May 14, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 14, 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>, May 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/b8d1d856c32096b51a4d2d2ba14019cc.pdf a219f2ca6b8a519837a8afb1e0b8845f PDF Text Text is ® K.*v.».- m m ■ . MtS IwUbka&E . »>• •• ••./ 1 '* ■ v«»— .>• •.»■ * *• • m ' ^ jP S 9 ^S n ^B t ^ S w a s s ^ t a x ^ . . ^■ u•* .; ; •V . v - ••' ;:^ . • •*•> .*..* *'**• -. • .... • ’ ». ■-r » . - •, • - - •■■ • ______________________________ _ 1 ^ 4 » — ^ . T H E • * A' H k; V ■ ■ - v . -■■ E ?*• ' • — ■■% y S A N F O - » ■• _ b ■ ,!m ' .•.-.;. ^ ........................... • ........... .... m— p ' . ■ ' '.■ , ■• .' I n x :fr? •is. ‘ • ■ , SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1118 • a ■* 1 — UNHEARD OF PRICES STO i G re e n Top And Spring Crops Save The Day contributed largely to the success and are duo a large amount of credit for same: and this committee takes this opportunity to express its sin­ cere appreciation for the coopera­ tion which has been accorded it by the, banks. There is sufficient glory for all in this achievement. Without your untiring efforts and cospera|ion these results could not have been obtained: but with your support this district has boon placed In a n xcnviabie position nrar the top of the list. Youts very truly, ( W. C. Wardlaw, Chrm., * - Liberty Loan Exec. Comm. ON NUMBER •[.-. % . "‘■T Pi . iSW 'f’ it T s‘ ■t r . y i iffy .y t -I i . * NUMBER 78 COMMT rni .-. --w : IN THE , HEART OF .THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IJ -’ AfV« --- .. •: • Aa. •a .it ) duccd and there is every indication Titusville Road Will Receive Manager T i c k Eradication Says We Have Half Million of forthcoming production in­ Attention In Near Future creasing in substantial numbers." And Then Some Committee For Florida ■> \ : . ;' * • Repairing and .makiqg passable The aecretary chose his words Washington, May 9.—More than The following interesting account the Tftusvllle-Geneva road is a mat­ about the troops in France with the of Dr. W. F. Blackman’s appoint­ half a million Amorican soldiers utmost care. He would not amplify ter th a t - has been discussed and ‘ .. ment to head the tick eradication have been sant to France.* the statement in any way and spe­ planned for many months but no committee appeared in the last issue Secretary Bakdr today authorized cifically, asked th at the prera refrain definite action wai taken until the of the Times-Union. .-. the statement that hit forecaat .to from speculation aa to what precise Geneva Board of Trado auxiliary Dr. W. F. Blackman cf Winter congrcis in January that 500,000 figures his guarded remarki covered took the matter in hand, brought Park has accepted the position of troops would be despatched to or a s ,to what possibilities of early their troubles to Sanford and before manager for the Florida .Cattle Tick France early in the present year additional increase in, the forte on the Sanford Board of Trade and • Eradication Committee, as successor now had been surpasced. urged immediate action. Resulting the othtr side there might be. to the late P. L. Sutherland! Thq . Mr. Baker dictated the following There has been repeated otylcirft from *tLiz,«a committee composed of H i •• * , announcement v.-aa made yn^erday statement: announcements, however, that tho Me.Lrx. J. J. Dickinson, E. H. Kllby Jules M. Burzuires, chairman of "In January I told the senate government is bending every energy bee, L. M. Rehbinder and M. E. the committee, who said to a Timus- committee ..th at there was strong to rushing men across to France, uud Dcolry were appointed iby President Union representative: "The members likelihood that early in tho presont officers directly in charge of 'the ric!!;.*- to put this matter before the of our committee fed very fortunate year 500,000 American troops would transportation havo expressed satis­ Volusia county commissioners. Thia Prcrloua Idol Pup and Rooster in securing the services of Dr. be dispatched to France. I cannot faction with the progrera being tri-tlc. wrn Here yesterday and affiliating. " B o w -o w -o w -o w —o w r it is -v|eJj thfo committee wete Messrs, Blackman to carry on the work cither now, or perhaps later, discus* one o'clock In Sanford, the resident^ There nro indications th -: ike \.»r ir. K. lj-rei., T. G. Knight and W. F " which han been in progress for two the number of American troops in district, morning.* "BOW-OW-OWdepartment has adhered strict!;* to OW1" A, sick woman tessts and years, under the leadership and Im­ Frnnce, but I r.m glad to be able to its policy of equipping fully beforo AlfcvfTi." Titusville and A. Donaldson given to it by Mr. Sutherland. say that":he forecast I made in Jan­ and P. L. Kizer of-Southmere. Af­ moans, "Oh, I wish that dog.would petus •' * kU departure ovary man sent a c tu s ter hearing tho well established rea­ uary hes been nurpatseri. "D r. Blackman is thoroughly fa­ stop!" It is somebody's jirocidus Ai a r*f’.)l: of n fc'rorn! fr.’.w l- That is the first consideration in sons as set forth by this committee, idol pup, and somebody let's it miliar with Kloridn vorditions, hav­ checking off supplies of clothing and the Volusia rompilssioncra have “ UOW-OW-OW-OW—OW!" It is ing been a property J ’wncr andi win: gatlon of gun machine- production arms. • • agreed to make a trip of inspection two o’clock in- Sanford, two in the ter vizitor for more than thirty years, during tho past few days, tho secre­ Secretory Bokeris conclusion as to over the entire route and have ac­ morning, and " BOW-OW-OW-OW— ar.d a resident of the state for tho tary -announced that there is no machine guns follows' on the heels cepted the invitations of tho San­ presc-ni thoriago cf iu h : cr heavy OW!" A man who needs every Ipst sixteen years*. of the statements by members of ford Board of Trade to come to typta of these weapons either in minute of sleep he enn get is wide "His interest in livestock produc­ congress in.this regard. In tho dls- Sanford and be shown over th* road. F'runte or America and no shortage awake muttering, "T wish somebody tion is shown by his having been re­ cuision of the production of Brown­ On thia occasion thc Titusville. *. . . ’ would kill that dog!"' "BOW-OW- elected president of the FlcrUn Live is in prospect. ing machine guns, contracts for other Southmero and- Geneva progressives OW-OW—OW!" Is this the ex­ Stock Association for several years’1 Mr. Raktr caid that there has types both here and abroad appar­ will stage a fish fry and dinner at planation that somebody's precious nnd he also is a member o! the state been nojjucption brought up as to ently have .been lost sight of. These the Southmorc club in honor of the idol pup is a dachshund? . live stock r.hidlary board, which wan the supply of light type Browning contracts preceded the placing of or­ visitors. Contrary to advices and "COCK-ArDOODLE-DQl" It is created by the lust legiiiniurc. He guns, which were coming forward in reports, the Volusia commissioners one o'clock in Sanford, the resident has a ranch at Lake Monroe, near quantities. lie would not say ders for the Brownings and that showed * broad spirit of willingness district, ady morning. “ COCK-A- Sanford which is well stocked with whether shipment of th rs e ”g u n s T o |3Upp|F wa!l d« ,«nLed t0 mecJt .lhe to do what was asked of them and Frr.tco had been started. As to the, emergency until the new gun was DOODLE-DO!" Somebody's roost­ cattle, hogs and sheep. . while they took no official action a t available in quanlltics. * heavy Brownings he raid: er thinks that it is morninf. Bo he their meeting yesterday, the indi­ Dr. Blackman is well known Tho present practice of-brigading thinks every night from twclva to "Esrly ntanufarturers’ estimates vidual expression, with one excep­ four, then he is sure cf it and starts throughout Florida, having been for an to the production of tho heavy American uniU with French and tion was favorable to the requeeta thirteen yearn president of Rollins at tno neavy i jjr|t j9j, (({virions, it is pointed our, in with renewed confidence. . Oh, College in Winter Park, tho oldest type perhaps were more re optimistic | mnpc!| maj,c!| t j,c artillery. questibn question less made.. Thia is an Im portant-high­ Mr. Rooster Owner, do you not Institution of higher learning in the than wa* justified. The estimate 1presainc na an Immediate indepsn- way and saves a u to is ts c n ro u tb to know that unless you arc raising state. He also hes been president the ordnance department has been i iUpp)y, The aiiied divisions to east coast *points some eighty-five eggs for hatching your Cock-nof tho Florida Audubon Society for met and Is being met. Somo o f . w{,jcj, t j,e Americans are assigned miles by cutting off the lonk way doodlc-doer is utterly needless? Un­ these heavy guns have been P ro -|nlrcady havp thc BrtMery n e c t a r y via New Smyrna. >'• (Continued on Wgc 4) fertilized eggs arc better to cat then and the fact that American infantry Tho Board, of .Trade is due the fertilized. Mark you, Sunday Is • * -4- 4 *♦ -4 4- t 4“*f-4*■*"♦* ♦ A -A* f F h ) added to them does not mean a incere appreciation of every citizen coming, and Sunday's dinner! Think, proportionate Increase in guns. of this county in 'th e ir prompt end think of Sanford's wrllnrc! Two o'clock in tho morning—"COCK-AToday’s . statement regaidlng the effective action in this mettsr. PRESIDENT PROCLAIMS DOODLE-DOl"______ ' movement to'France i« thc first ofRecruiting In the Navel Reserves ' jflclsl utterance made during the war Red Cross Week ^ INSTRUCTIONS • The three million men to be celled Indicating even indirectly the num­ this year means that all able bodied ber of men sent abroad. (.The flnt y To Housekeepers Regarding Storage force to go over was, never described men must go, .whether j married or Washington, May 7.—President Wiizon today issued a of Flonra'and Meals In Warm| except as a division, although as a •ingle. - While the Naval Reserve proclamation designating the week besinning May 20 cs Weather matter of fact It was constituted can only take a limited number, it "Red Cross Week," and calling upon the Amet Ran people Hot weather frequently produces | two divisions soon after its arrival has been decided by District Enroll­ to contribute generously to tic second $100’,000,000 wtr spoilage in certain (lours and meals on the other side. The fact that ing officer, Lieutenant Marcy B ./ fund of the American Red Crc:n for the alleviation of suf­ f they are not properly carod for, moro than 600,000 have gone thia Darnall to keep the Tampa Enroll*. fering among lhe American troojs In France and their de­ especially those, which contain a ,'Jycar also shows the ncceterated rate Ing Office at Room One, City Hall, pendents at home and amor:* ;i.e fighting forces and civilian itgh percentage of fats, moisture or at -which thc men have been moving open for a limited time to tako care populations of thc aiiied countries. The proclamation *fol-.. the.outer coatings of the grain. To forward since the winter passed and of the men in thc draft age who will .... lows: *.' prevbqt such leases, particularly at eased the shipping and embarkation be able to secure release from their "Inasmuch aa the war fund cf 1917, so generously con­ local boards. Only able bodied men this time when bread stuffs are so I situations. tributed by the American people to the American Red Crcrs, between the ages of 18 and 86 will essential to the allies and ourselves, The effect of Mr. Baker’* anfor the administration of relief at home and abroad! has be enrolled. Any able bodied man the following instructions for the j nouncement In Germany and Aus­ been-practically exhausted by appropriation* for the welfare storage of these flours and meals are of th at age who la not in the service tria, If it la allowed to reach those of the men in our military and naval forces, and for those is a Slacker. Girla who do not urge given: countries will bo watched with in-; ' dependent upon them and for the yet more urgent necessi­ their sweetheart* and -brothers to *. 1. Buy In small quantities. tfrest. There Is little doubt that.the FLORIDA'S GREAT RECORD ties of our allies, military and civilian who have long borne get into uniforms are Slackers and 2. See >that flours apd meals are German general staff has known that tho brunt of thc war; •• -in good condition .when purchased. some hundreds of thousands of men are aiding 'Germany. If we put Oversubscribed Greater Than Others '•‘And, Inasmuch sa the American Red Crftta hat been 8. Kqep In a cool, dry place. have been sent across by the United forth every effort we will win. If In Liberty Loan recdgniafci by law and international convention as, the public (a) Use tins or . coveted Jars for State*, but tho sixe of the force has we fail to stand up and givft blow for Instrumentality for war relief; ’ , Atlanta, foa., May 7. 1918. Ibeen carefully kept back from the blow Gsrmany. will soon be deliver­ "And, ipasmuch aa the year of our own participatlo In the Third - Liberty Loan Cam­ containers, scalded and perfectly dired. 4, rank and file of the Gerhian army ing all the blows, . • * ' •*.s the war haa brought Unprecedented demands upon the pa­ paign-Just closed the Sixth Federal (b) It la well to use two covered ^ las well as from thq.civilian popula­ ..M en with families need not hesi­ triotism and liberality ofour people and made evident tho Rweserve District made a record containers alternately,, always put­ tio n . tate ajjout enlisting because the gov* necessity of concentrating the work of relief In one main which certainly cannot, be excelled, ting fresh purchases in a clean con­ To dxt* 1,227,000 Americans have erously provided for their famUbft. organization which can respond effectively and universally >nd I think could hardly be equaled I been called to the colors under the by extra allowances end eheap lifeto the needs of humanity under stress of war; by any district in the United Statea. tainer, and never mixing'the residue from.the previous purchase with the •elective eervief act. Provoet Mar­ insurance. Over two hundred fine"And, inaamuqji aa the duration of the war and the The 'district oversubscribed Its fresh* purchase. ‘ cloeer and closer co-operation of the American Red Cross shal General Crowder ‘ today gave men have arrived In Key Weet for­ quota, and each state oversubscribed 4. Sterilize before putting away this figure .as the . approximate th* Reserve In the past ten dayu, ‘ with our own army and navy, with the governments of our its quota aa follows; by placing In shallow pans (or dsan -tjatrength of the national army. allies, jind with foreign relief organixatipn have resulted In among them bankers, [ msrehants, . Over­ cotton containers) In an oven and the discovery of now opportunities of helfpulnezs undar clerks end others of good standing a te Quota subsc'n heating slowly, being'careful not to conditions which translate opportunity into duty; in their home towAr, end they, s i Sunday at Congregational Church Florida----------- $10,249,860 76 p-c bdrn or even brown. The flour or v "And, inasmuch im, the American Red Cross War Coun­ well as all who enlist will be given ................................... At the morning service Mrs. TakAlabama------.... 18,091,600 74 p-c meal must be In thin layer* and cil and its commlapinners ia Europe have faithfully and eco- . opportunity to pass examinations H ach and Mrs. Hoy will be special re­ Tennessee------- 18,266,800 68 p-c ■tlrred frequently ao that every part for commissions. * * • • nomically administered the people's trust; „ quest repeat the singing of "The Georgia---------- '28,787,600 46 p-c may .be equally heated. After cool­ • • "Now, therefore, by virtue of my authority as President Magdalene," Warren's impresslvs The young men who enlist now. Uiisissippi-----6,796,000 81 p-c ing; place in dean covered contain­ of the United States, and President of the American Red hymn, which added >0 much to the and try to do the right thing have Louisiana— 20,868,788 28 p-c er*. *: , Croat, I, Woodrow Wilson, do hereby proclaim the .week Easter program. . • . great chances for promotion. The The above record is one of which beginning May 20, ;1918, as Red Cross Week during which , . Enfertalameat at Lyric "B ut the Republic Lives," the choice of army or navy la now open e»ch one of us should feel Justly ‘ the people of the United States will be called upon again to ' Mrs. Robson’s Circle of the .Holy culmination/of e touching story win to drafted, men who can secure per­ proud. These figures are based on Cross Guild will give a fine program give generously to the'continuation of the important worlc f »j v be the morning theme. - mission from their local boards. reports which we have in hand from of ehtertalnmsnt a t the Lyric. The­ of relieving distress,.restoring the waste of war and assisting’ 1 In the evening foUowing the ser­ This privilege may be withdrawn ,' county chairmen, • and may vary atre next Monday njght, May 18th. In maintaining the morale of our own troop* end the peoples of vice of song the pastor la to speak a t any time, end those who prefer some whenreturns are made to the The proceeds ‘will be divided be­ • our ellicsi by this manifestation of effort and sacrifice on the on the inspiring message (n the 40th the Reserve should not loan e rin^le FederalReserve Bank; and are tween the Guild and the Red.Cross - part of those, who, though hot privileged to beer arms are chapter of Isaiah, "Behold your day in applying for .enrollment. therefore subject'to final adjustment. and only a small admission-price will of one spirit, purpose end determination with our warriors. Qodl" "In witness whereof I havo hereunto set my hand and A.t the opening minute of the cam- be charged for a greet big show. . Launched at Tampa caused the seal of- the United States to be affixed, palgn more communities in this.dls- . T h r Battle of Roses will' be the, Methodist. Church. v, Tampa, May 8.—Namcokl, tho "Done in the District of Columbia*,, this 7th u y of May, iu report*d their quota oversub­ feature, the *playlet given at th* , Sunday- school 9:80 a. m. first of four wooden eteamshlr.s be­ in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and scribed than any district In the High 8chool will bo given and there Epworth League 6:30 p. m,* ing built4here was launched this ofeighteen, and of the independence of the United Btatee o( Uni edv State*. I . believe when the will be several specialties of the beat Pleaching at 11 a. m. and 7:80 ternoon. The hull was. laid last Oc­ America, the one-hundred and-lorty-eeeond.. ■“•I fliures are avaflable, our record home talent. In all the entertain­ | p. m. by Rev. Vf. O) Rencher. tober. *. (Seal) , (Signed) "WOODROW WILSON. “ to the number of Individual sub- ment will be one of the highest or* • "By the President: . •«ibers will compare favorably with d ir at the very snufll sum of admis­ Sunday morning Rev. Rencher'a "ROBERT LANSING. Secretary of State." . « lh,t rf any.other district. . Itopic will be. "M other." "Text Ecsion and all of It goea to church and Mrs. C. M. Vorct who as usual Red Cross. * • t # 'ren»«rkable success will, " * ' • ' V !\ ;S . ' • f . ' * . 'Uvb.'ni^1? b# m o,t. testifying to I \ Next Monday, night at th# Lyric Theatre. ^ ;v. «-4. n th« district. 1 ri.ni * .. r tf .rnS.Z * • Xv';’ ■it* n Jivs **1 k ta ia L i . . . . . . . • The Sanford section is the great­ est section in the United Statea. Not only i« it the greatest winter vegetable lection in'thla country but it haa the greateat recuperative powera and despite'eomc hard knocks ■lwaya "comes back.’* This acason, for instance, woa not a profitable one for the grewera of celery and lottucc. The cold here ■ml the cold north militated against the growing and the shipping of cel­ ery and lettuce and the congestion of freight in the northern yards spelled ruin to the growers who had placed tficlr all In these crops only to see them delayed in. transit until they rotted on the tracks or arrived in zero weather and froze on the tracks. Hut the farmers hero hnvo some­ thing all the time and intensive farm­ ing as practiced here means that the growers keep the ground producing crops of some kind every month in the year and now comes tho growers of green celery with n crop although not large is bringing os hfgh cs 11700 per car dnd it is estimated that the crop of green celery alone will bring rome $160,000 into the Sanford section. . „ In conjunction with tho green cel­ ery is green corn, peppers, cucum­ bers* potatoes, beans, etc., all bring­ ing good prices with the exception of the Irish potatoes perhaps and these spring crops will average enough to bring the farmers 'out of the slough of despond into the sunshine of pros­ perity once more. . . The law of supply and demand is made plainer this year than ever before for celery that a month ago looked like a,losing proposition has come to the front und while it is not fine stuff by any moans U bringing the price of between four and five dollars per crate.. All of which brings to our minds the one fundamental thought that too much green stuff can be raised, the markets can be glutted at certain times and stuff will not always be moved as promptly as it should be', but Sanford will be 8anford and San­ ford growers will always win in the end and business will go on as usual this summer, Seminolo -will raise as much money for war purposes, her ~ sons will fight the battles of the na­ tion and her farmers will keep them supplied with the products that have made and will continue to make this section great. Business aa -usual is the watch­ word. . ** 1 �P ro g ra m several seconds by a fualllade from hla revolver. He pulla another treat feat vwheri ha sever* the a wfiffr by which the lampe'are quspended ip a saloon. 4 H art'Show i himself a wonderful horseman,' ' too. For< Instance,’ He rolls down an embankment on horse-' back and then jumps about ten leet Into the saddle. H art h ad 'to prac; tlce this stunt three times before ho was able to have It properly regie* tered by the camera. Though-he was fore from landing "such a', dis­ tance in the saddle, H art showed his S u p fe r ita Compare our pictured, screen; ventilation and comfort with ang other aiui youjyn ll he our steady p^rem . : TUESDAY—The magnetic Oliire'^fmpw^tn “Lim* ouaine Life" also the ^ n d » ;chnptcr of th at wonderful serial “ The ty a ^ a n .i^ tb * Web.’* No More Peace Offerf. Rome,” May. 6.—No favorable oc­ casion for a further peace byl a £opf __ • . a S' 1 I , Benedict has prestared itself, nor W EDNESDAY— T he w izard <Jf tb'£ B&eep W illiam does one seem near, It waa stated at ^ S. -H m t and Louise G laum I h ^ W t f s . Hinges the vitican today, when an Inquiry a five a c t w estern p iftifre f u l l ^ f .susponse and was made there regarding the report action. Also a com edy. V »«; ^ that his holiness would make a new THURSDAY—The inimitable EthpJ'Banytnore in a peace oiler on Whit Sunday, special feature. Also a S i d n e ^ r e w , Comedy. " It is no secret," replied the Vati­ can authorities of whom the corres­ FRIDAY— H aroldL ockw opd. *- . V '*•. ’ pondent inquired regarding the re­ SATUTDAY—"Vengeance and the Wbmap" also a port, "that the pope, fiincc the be­ ginning of his pontificate has inter­ feature. ... , ’ v. *; r ested himself regarding three great Ueues concerning the war: First, to maintain absolute partiality; eecond, to limit as much as possible the ex­ tent of the conflict and its horrors; two the wires by which the lamps third, to work in every way, on ev­ ENTIRE TOWN BURNED ery propitious occasion, to rcsotro TO MAKE TRIANGLE PLAY were suspended. W. 8. Harl. Star of "H eirs Hinges." Starts Blase Thai Coat Lots of Money At Star Wednesday. There are some great moments packed with action and suspense in the Triangle drama, "Hell’s Hinges." Among other scenes two ctand out particularly. One is the fight be­ tween tho tough and the good ele­ ments of the town, which results In the temporary victory of the evil forces. . ’ f* They Mgnnlize their triumph in­ huming down the church. Bui ihe evil doers had not reckoned with Blaze T-acy (Wm. S. Hum. When he coines. riding in and rinds that the church has been destroyed, the misguided minister killed, and the woman he loves in dag nor "f in-ul* his wrath exceeds bounds. lie kills Silk Miller, the crr.fiy and treacher­ ous saloon nt’d ganhling hour.e keep­ er, and stundx off u whole room full rf desperate men while he shoot- in COMING! CQXlNG! COMING Battle of ihe Roses at the Lyric This *Week * I The Battle of thv Roses put on at the Red Crof? Circus here several wccl^t ago and the most wonderful success of the season will he staged at the Lyric Theatre one night this week the date to he announced ns soon as fuangements can be made. Th’is will Wjhgood news to ihe people who witnessed this beautiful pro­ duction at the circus and also to those who did not have thp oppor­ tunity ol witnessing it before. , The Lyric oilers a 1r.rre stage and vnri colored lights fi.r the effects and the girls are all out of school now and will rehearse every uay for the production r.nd it will he staged ever, belter than it uua at Uie circus if possible. . Watch for the announcement that the Battle of Rosts v ill he given here for np one will went to miss it. "Given this program, it is only natural that, should a propitious oc­ casion arise, the pope would do his best to carry it out. ' "It is an easy task to prophesy from time to time, within a few weeks or months, some new action on the part of the pope which may occur at any moment, if n favorable occasion arise, which, how'ever, has not yet occurred, nor Moca it stem near." - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Wanted — Experienced farm hands. Steady work and food pay. F. N .‘ Burt, Sprint Garden Ranch, DeLeon , S p i f o g v . , . J f - 7 t c * t tb# data a t tb o lauuanra ot ayth cwrllfirata la CIST tL?* f All Local Advertisement* Under Thla Heading THREE CENTS a Fine Stallion for Service.—The Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Wekiwa Ranch, Lake Monroe. Charge 25 Cents. In answering an advertisement where no name la mentioned in tha ad, please do not ask The Herald for Information aa to the Identity of Usually wa do not the advertiser. know who: the advertiser la and* If ‘ire do we are' not allowed to give out this Information. Simply writ* a letter and /address It as jfcr In­ structions In the ad. FOE SALE p anaaiui l a t laton or L a u d Offlce a t OnlnoovlUo, Fla. April XOlk ISIS. Notice la bareby r Iren t h a t W illiam C. Holiday of Waklwa. 1Fla. v b o on M ay IS, ___d E n try . N o. O t h s i I and N E W i l S W U . I j m i SB 8, R ant* SS E . T allahaaaoo Merldaa iaa filad nolle# of IntanUon t o m ake Threo- t a r Proof, to aotabllth claim to tb o land nboi i f t j M W i before C ltrh CIrcnlt C o u rt, a t 8 nford, FI*., on th a 7th day of Jn no, ISIS. _____ an 'vUataami * . C la im a n tname* i D. n:.__ Flllmaa of Wekiwa. Fla. W. D. Ebln Or Ip pen of Waklwa FI*. • A rth u r wall*'.. K eklw*. Fla. '•k in a , Fla. A irln Nowcom R abcrt W. Davie, . Ragiatar. For Sale— Fifty-thrco horse power Thomas automobile truck for $500. Thoroughly overhauled. Money­ maker for hauling with trailers over hard roads. Fredericks Garage, De­ Land, Fla. 74-7tc Duroc pigs for sale. West Side. * «*«.'««»■ S*4 lor !• tax " r iftod to sSe"“fcJr mad# application* arcordanew with lav , and «n|i u ld m ils cataa aball h«. ■■ r — ‘ to )| V ta x doed will laai{ M j W f 1 OB t b . U tk dey of M ay, 'A. D . 1 WltBoaa aa; ofllctal eltn a tu r e ead mat tkla tho t t h i lay of.A m A. D l e t s R. A. DOUOLA8S, . '. W b C m lit Court, flomlnola Co- Pla. By V. L. Oouglaaa, I), c . SS-Tnoo-Ste Notice o f Application for Ta> Daad Under Hrellon a or Capltr 41S t, L a n a . r rie f. Nolle# la baroby flran t h a t Raalty Trn«t C om pany. purch»Mr of T a t C o rtlS eau No. SOI. d a te d aha Slh day of J u l y . A. D. baa Aiod aald cncUScata In m y oOcn anil baa m ad* application foe t a x daod to Uaoo In accordant* wDhJaw. .S aid reelficate embrae** lb* e J o U f k u i doncrtb.d proparty altnatod In Svmlaol* county. Florid* towti L o t 14 Block U, Cclccy Arc. Addltion t o S a n fo rd .' Tb* aald land b«l*( a*, aaoacd'at tb * data of tho laauanro of aneb certificate n th a aamo At J . C. Aadrraon Unltno aald earUficaU aball bo r id c m T ) accordion t o law tax dtod w || laau* thtraoo on lb* IS tb d a y of May, A. D. ISIS. Wltnco* m y oBIHal als natnr* aad u , l tkla tb* IS tb d a y ol Aprl A. D. ISIS. (••all , E. A. DOUQLASS. C lerk C irc u it Court Somlnolo Co.. Fla. By V. E. Doutlaaa, b . cT- Rex Packard, ,74-tf For Sale—Porto RIcd Yams sweet potato slips, later on draws. $2.dQ thousand. A. Buck, Longwood, Fla. ' 73-2tp For Sale—Three rooms of high class furniture, only been used six months. One dining room and two bedroom suites. Will sell at a bar­ gain. Call at L. Krauss', 303 East First St. . 73-tf MoaeWy A Wood of N E W of N W , . . . W of N £ k ' . _ '----------of N E U o f N W U ( of HW ( and N E S W ! ( and W ); For Solo—Day old chix. Barred icks, White Wyandotte* and MinR. H. Muirhead. 73-Gtp o rcas Orlando I)*c. Co Orlando U tr. Co For Sale—Good paying business in first class location .in Sanford. 223 First St. . “ 73-tfc Orlando Dev. Co T . W. Morin M. M. Smith T . W. M oran __ The Chipley Backing Company is »For Sale—L. C. Smith type­ selling to farmers the undersizer writer in good condition.f Heruid hogs that other farmers bring in. Office. ' 73-tfOften a farmer will bring in n load of For Sale—Bicycle in good condi­ light ones. All are vaccinated be­ tion. Coaster brake. Enquire 819 fore they nre taken from the yards. F.lm avenue. 73-2tp Me M. Bmlth F U tlda (Irovck Compan?’* Addition to ntack H am m o ck ns Rtcarded In ria t.lU * k No. Z I'asa 74 S i n l i i l t C a u n tj Mrcorda Lola t l to 46 l i n t S 5 6-10 _ a r m ol 46).................— JO II. W. lla rr. -------- —•— Lot 22_____:______ - _____ ____ 10 11. W . B a r r ..—--------- --U P I/ • ......... ........ 9 21 32 160 E m a n u rl M.' Ituih T. W. Moran M. M. Hmlth -------Wlusia county is preparing to do Mr*. Lila K. Murrrl conridcrable roail building during M. M. Smith _ J. T . Hendrick. _ . Sanford the summer mojiths, so that when Unknown . . . ______ (.'. L. Iltnrlinugh the tourbin come bark next winter J. T. Ilrndrlrka the/ will find travel mighty pleasant J. T . Ilcndrlrki For Sale —Good paying fish mar­ and convenient over the entm ket. Reasonable priif- if taken at 8. A. KoMnton TliK Screen Truin ’Areck i-« 100 jn-r county. oncc._ Address "Fish Market.” r-o t eni Thrill hut "DiUcroni" M. M. Smith Heruid. 73-21 p M . M. Smith "The Woman ;r. the Web." \tta l>n known graph's lale.sl and greatest LVeliapNew Kind of Grape Honey. ter adventure serial k .b e e n slump­ The “honey of grtipe.H” prepared by FOR SALE — ONE OF THE E. H. Wooilw.nl ed "rlil'ercn " '.ran . - amazingly the special process of I’rofcfisor Moutl, Nt. M. Smith un Itnllnn experimenter, I* n grape su­ NICEST BUNGALOWS IN TOWN successful |.reduce*^:*, "The Fight­ U nknow n.. U n k n o w n .. . . „ _ GARAGE. . STRICTLY ing Trail” r.nt!'’**yf'n7ea"'Ce ;:nd‘*.l.e gar particularly recommended for pre­ WITH T . IV. Moran ..... served fruits, niunnnlutlcH, mid llnvorALMOST ‘ NEW. Woman.” jiir.ee. in tlie rteond epi­ lug syrups. Tho Juice Is pressed fronr .MODERN, M . M. Smith sode, whinti p ll bi :how» nt the Star the grapes with cure to avoid fermen­ GOOD LOCATION. CASH OR H a rry A. Mjrrr. TERMS. ADDRESS HOME, Theatre Ipi’ Tuesday, . be two ex­ tation, Is next frozen In n rotating cyl­ 72-tf press trains',* ogy -carrying ihu isero inder with removal of the Ice crystals, C-0 HERALD. and the hefii'flt^'ttnd ' be other the and Is further concentriitod to syrup of grapes by healing under low pres­ sure. For honey of grapes the con­ 11 H« nilnoll C t i . t r Itrcanl For Sale About 100 W hite Leg­ KI ulm mcr.V alley centration. Is' Continued until crystals horns and a dozen White _Wyan­ Con.trucUon C o , , . . u rn fo unt! K lrtlm m c- Valley mile u rr.it-UL*. th* | u:ru:ng irutn i dot tea for sale. Chrap. Sell in lots , Con.tructlon C o . _ b u rle d , in to a d itc h , '.viten th e hotiyto suit,* - Joe Lewis, Altamonte Lata I to 13 Block L. K ii. l m m r r Valley Ignored Body Evaporation. • Con.tructlon C o.— g u n rd of tlit* h ero d ro p s from Ids' Springs, Ha. ^ 73-2tc P. E. C. Hy-----------------Lota I to 12 Block M In the early days of steam vessels n tr a in a n d -in t h c ,n i r k of tim e th ro w s ______ n. Lota J3., n6., S, *. I firing suit wn* Invented. A thin metal M. M. Smith..................... For Sale—Cabbage—One or more Iltock N a sw itc h . v , •** - • K l u l m m r f Valley ■— or asbestos cover was lined with rub­ crates, 100 lb. crates $2.25 f. o. b. Lot I Block q Con.tructlon C o . . The entire uciion is spR-ntiitliy ber. The wearer carried n small wa­ V. E. C. H r .......... ............. l.ol* 2. 3. 4 and write, C. II. Lefllcr. Fla. E. C. l l y ------------I^>t. I 2, 3. 4. 5 photographed,, the trains, one rapid­ ter tank on his hock. By opening n here. See or M. M. S m i t h .................... * 72-2tc Lot. 2. 3. 4. & • ly overtaking the other, the man small valve near hi* shoulder he cotdd Wm. Ja c o b * ...................... L ot. ) to 13 Block W For Sale—New crop Bermuda dropping from the first and opening sprinkle hi* hare skin. The Inventor N o r t h C k n la a ta a . I t . c o r d , d In F la t B o n k N o . 3 P a f t a S4 t o AS H o m la ^ U C nnd'-tqrning ol the suiti-h and the scalded to death, note* a writer, trying onions, 60c pk.; 30c per half peck Lot 22 Block J ________________ ' . Will Mor*by._-----Lot. 1 an d 2 Block 12...... ............. Lucian Br«nchf ----- : -----first train crushing into the tiding, to prove h,R point. The sad part of It delivered. Rhone 281. ’ 7U3tp I a>\ 7 Block 1*----------------------- r - ------• Mew. Ida. B rn nlcy --------r f r t . y i ? r n o n C a s t l p j ploughing uq the earct as it plunges wa* that ho wa* on thp wrong track 1-ot II Block 1 2 -------------------H. IL.’W n tU -----------------For Sale—Sweet potato vines, l o t i Block S I -----------------------e n ti r e l y , Tho suit mndc body evapora­ • ---------------from tho ruji)» ant! then turning on tion n e a r ly Impossible, and that U real­ Lot 19 Block 41----------------------J- P- Merrill.----------------Rorto Rico variety. At thb Byers Coming to tho Lyric Monday Lot 13 Block 4>----------------------B nrbrn M onty.. .. Its side dow irthe embankment. • , _ D o ro th y N. Reynold*.>_ ly what coola us. . . place, Beardall ‘Avc. For prices *ce Lot 14 Block &8_______________ llW db'Rova, the beautiful young Villa Mill* aa Recorded In Flat Boob No. 3 Pag* 33 H e m la a lr Canaly Recorda R. F. Crenshaw, Sanford, Fla. I-ot 12 Block U........ .......... —: ----U n kn ow n ----------------71-lltc Ruzslan actress, nmRFzwnk J. GlenHusband and Wife. Lota 1 4 ,1 6 an d I * Block C . . . — L. fc. Ito bert*. don, yWu^-aT'^jfARf fdJ' actor and Compensation for services rendered t____I oojn.'S•n I f 1 1 h lT..i,w,, ■.twiiiwj.. For Sale—Ten acres hammock M. M. Smith .by a wife outside of tho home of her M. M. Smith land on Cameron avenue, right in husband, with whom iho 1* living, such The House that Pleases the heart of tho celery delta. Thii services not belhg In tho dl*chnrgty of 8 W U ot 8 E I W lf . Iter household or domestic duties, and farm join* railroad loading station N H otBE N _____ not In Interference therewith. Is held Three acre* cleared. Mu*t bo^sold SWU nnd HU o f 8 TONIGHT tlc.e NW)< of 8 recoverable In an action therefor In to close an estate. If interested All of Wm. A. Brady Presents her own nnme nnd for her own uso. In write F. J. McDannei, Owosso. E H »fN WNUE Hof NK 8H ot B W H o l SE! William !’ ..'\garjcj»=< Lv/Lrc Glaum Bechtol vs. Swing, L. It, A. 1017B, 270. “ His Royal 'Highness” Michigan. 63-tfc. N H f t N w H at in “ Hell’s. Hinge3;’".;a ftlrring photo­ N W U -------Also A Good Comedy U of N E B o/ I play ab 4he';St»ri"\y.ednesday, May For Sale—Large farm horse, also SNW E ) / ot N E U of SI heavy wagon, only used short time. WH of S E tf and 8 WEDNESDAY N ‘t of E H »> 81 Inquire J. E. Tcrwilligcr, 709 Qak • and 8 U < As 7E ba^;tiBini;'?WiJ1|iam S. Hart D. L. Thraeher Little Mary McAlister in HE <( of BE) avenue. • 67-tf does fiomrricxWlJeUt - Shooting In tho M. M. Smith.... For M ornbet L eilalalnro “ Young Mother Hubbard Triangle jifs^ ’.^Helj’s Hinges." T o 4ho Democratic Voter* ot Somlnolo Co.! M. M. Smith ... FOR RENT I hereby onnounc* my c a n d l d t r y lor ropThis is the Ticture that Every Hart hax^thijFolV'To^ Blaze Tracy, rooontatlvo In tho neat -Florida lexLlaturo Child and Grown Person Somlnolo county, enbjeet t o th# domFor Rent—On West Side near Ice who is \juick' on-.thr^traw and a otrom rratlc primary to bo bald Ju no 4(h ot tkla Should S ecdead shot. To -show- ’ his prowess, year, and Invito your coneldernllon ol my plant, cottage of four rooms. Mrs. _ Also Amateur Nluht-*—3 Good Hart keeps a tfn 'c ^ ^ )V tb e air for quallScaUona. * A. E. Berg.. 74-tf Ree pert Fully, . . Acts. Don't Miss this Won­ derful Program. J. J. D I C K I N S O N . THURSDAY “ Fighting In France” • In Seven Reels Showing War ■ Just As It Is. In th a t cap acity tn tho aaoalon ol i t l T fool 1 am p rep ared to t i r e yon b o lte r rerrou view In 111*. I do not know ol an y rreaon w hy yon jihoold n o t «tv* mo • aoeond torm , which baa nlvrmya boas accorded all repreaoutatlva* to tb o o u L .1 fully appreciate tb o bl<b honoc j a i l mo by • U c tln t mo la l t S and 1 have endeavored a t all limn* to >ok altar th * Intoroota ot tb* p o o p lt of Somlnolo county a a d tbo elate ol Florida I bop* I b a re , n o t taRad to fulfill y o u r oxpoctatlona a n d 1 tre a t yan will are your w ay clear to ylv* m* a aorend to rm . A faln tb a a k la t yon for tb* many favor* boatowad a a me In tb o p aat t premDo t h a t I w ill FRIDAY The Great Picture “ Attonement” SATURDAY . t The Greatest of All Serials Eddie Polo In ' “The Bulla Eye” Eddie U the one played Pedro la C O M IN G ! Mrs. Vernon Beecee Ar buckle Yard. « Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month—Park avenue Flat, 105 North Park avenuo, over L. R. Phil­ ips & Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. Hert, manager. • ' • 30-tf * For Rent—Tho Haynes house on Sanford Heights, 4 rooms,' big yard, complete water lystem, garage, elec­ tric lights, etc. H. C. DuBosc, 68-tf For Rent—Three office rooms fronting on First street. Most de­ sirable offlcee In city.- 8everal other good office rooms In same building. YowtU A Speer. 28-t/c WANTED VROSCObTATTY’ASBUCKLf; ( ■/>* v. • _ t BbRAn<rUKTS4flSUOKVe-<OCllOH0 *Coming to tK« Lyric . J Wanted—Good mule. Cheap for cash. W. B. Willett*,' Maitland, FU. ... ' 74-*tp �mm wRS — A. • .VS ' A’?V *■*y:' I ?(■", ing next Tuesday night .to find out Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lui and children were guests at Mb* the treason. C. P. Nichols of DaVenport, lows, borne of their brother, Edwin on an haa finished a -very coxy house on auto trip to Palm Springs, south East Lake avenue. . Right Walfrcd Pierson, our young sol* acfoaa the Dixie , Highway *-W. A A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COBdicr boy from Camp Wheeler came Tulls «f Memphis, Tenn.,' baa In on us as Y surprise Sunday, hav­ a beautiful little bungalow. RESPONDENTS—EVENTS Ofr SEMINOLE COUN­ ing five days furlough. t Wo are all TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD The marriage'of Miae Ruth .Allen glad to see him looking and feeling to Mr. W. B., Y. Wilkinson of Gaines­ so fine. He is iq the engineer's de­ ville took place In Orlando Monday. ter are visiting the former’s parents, partment and their specialty la ^ GENEVA Hearty congratulation! and beat bridge building and wire entangler Mr. and hire. .Porter Wakefield Mr* and Mrs. E. ,H. Kilbee. wbhea'to. the happy-couple. ments. He -hat been calling on all Little Kenneth Hkrrlson haa been spent part of the list week In'Haines B. X. Hartley left last Friday to his old neighbors and has also takefi City, In the Interest of their canning on the sick list this week. take a shot at the kaiser. He will a trip to Fort Mekde. a n d preeer^lngf plant of .tils place. The woman's missionary meeting be .In training at Camp Jackson, • Norman DeFbrest also came. Jn Mrs. Bernet of Qaytona is visiting of the Baptist church met at the South'Carolina, ^ her brother's family, Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. V. T. Peters last Tues­ Sunday op a flying .trip to ace his mother, who has boen In poor day afternoon. Ira Starling. health for some time; leaving again The box supper given for the bene­ Mr. and Mrs. PattlihaH.an’d Miss on Monday for hit homb In New fit of the Red Cross las*V"Monday Bhiqcbe and Georgia have returned York. night realised spmething like thirty from a visit to their aon and brother, We were-very fortunate in havfng •Dr. Harold . Pattlshall oi Tarpon dollars. Rev. Brower for~a good sermon *nd Springs, going through in their car. Rev. Albertson to lead the aincing EAST SANFORD Mrs. Roy Tilljs and children re­ Navy / last Sunday, , ReV. Arthur S. Peck has his regu­ turned to* Sanford last Sunday after Karl Schultx, Sherman Routb, Friehda will be pleased to know a week’s visit with her parents; Mr. lar appointment at Moore's Station Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned church* Sunday, May 12th. ^ that Rev. Albertson has heard-at Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph and^Mre. E. H. Kilbee. E. W . DICKSON Mr. and Mrs. C. Boyce Bell and last from Kia tort, Dewey, "some­ Roumlllat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Saw­ their son, Wallace, left for their sum­ where in FUncc.'.' 314 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 67 v cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. yer-Are congratulating them on be­ mer home a t Charlojtte, N. 0., Wed­ There will be preaching Sunday at Lawton,' James Purvis, William’ H art ing the owners of a new Por'd. nesday. They will remain until the the Lutheran church* ley, Wallace Lifford, W. C, Temple AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED William Meet loft last Sunday for last of July. Ben Fish accompanied Rev. Albertaon and Mr. T O. Forrest Gatchfcl. Ed. Cameron, northern points. them for a rix week*' stay. The T}fte* nttme'ed servlets-in‘town ea Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires . Mifs Helen Moran spent the week party made the trip in the Bell-car. w-e’l an at cur little "ihurch in’the Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert Deane, Tenny Deane, F. F. Roper. end in Sanford, the'guest of Ml*s STARTING BATTERIES Mr. and Mrs. Ed. J. Cameron arc wiiifwood." * Army Clarece Hand. ■ here from Key Weet, for a visit at Mr. and Mrs. ll. G. Lundquist John - Murrell, ‘ Kenneth Murrell, Mrs. Yarborough and little dough- the Cameron home. Mrs. Cameron were callers at her parent's home Leslie m il, Seth Woodruff, Stanley has been quite 111 with tonriKlis. Sunday afternoon. ALL R E P A I R W O R K G-UAliANTEED Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe Mrs. Burcn E. Collie and little Old False Teeth Wanlcd-Don’t Matter T. 0. Tyner expects to begin im­ ’Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ , ■ If Broken son of South Jacksonville are gucsla provements on his* new. home* by derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason,* We pay up to 16 dollars per set. Also of her parents, Mr. r.nd Mrs. D. having cement, blocks put under the George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ cash for Old Gold, Silver and broken Long and other relative*. All their Jewelry. Check sent by return mall. friends will be pleased to know Mr. house. Price & Colter have the con­ burn, Albert Fry, - James Estrfdge, tract., George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. Good* held 10 day* for sender's approv­ al of our Offer. Mazer's Tooth Special­ and Mrs. Collie have completed a A. Pattlshall, Meade Fox, Ingram John Henry Lundquiftt hes bean ty. Dept. A, 2007 S. 6th St.; Philadel­ now home in South Jacksonville. Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborno Wil­ »einn]iiiinxnininiuixaiiimiii»cxfiiinimiEKiiiiiiaiinxiiiniiuiii: quite rick this week. • phia, Pa. liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Tompfc, Ashley Purvlce was in Tempo on Robert Robinson; Arthur DIckins, Sunday to see. his parent*, Dr. and LONG WOO!) NEWS John .Lee, J. AS. tafford, Andrew Mrs. Purvice and to visit with n The many friends of Mr. and Mis. Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred brhUier at heme on a furlough. E. W. Hcncfc wfil be tb d to bear of ../Kirs. Berry gave a very, interesting their safe- arrival at Plrinfield, N. ^ M. Beck, Herbert Fuller,“Joe Lewis, demonstration witli peanut un<L>rye After atlvenklng his Longwood Arthur Lewis; Melville C. Tyler, J. flour at the home r,f Mrs. F. F. Dut­ property in the- north this summer F. Coates, Ernest Gormlcy, Walter ton lui>t Friday afternoon. All of the Mr. Henck will return to Longwood Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam Pavchousc, Harry Carlson, C. E. nearby ladies attended. on Octobert let. ‘ • Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long The East Sanford Red Cro*s Aux­ It is hoped every person in Long- James Weaver Norman Baker, Er­ iliary bn* received permits ion from wood will be a t the Library prompt­ the trustees of Moore's Station ly lit 8 o'clock Friday night to bear nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. church to hold thejr weekly sewing the speakers from Sanford tell of the Hill, Harry. Rabun, Guy Stafford, Lowtle Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T. meetings at the church. Three sew­ Red C.cns work and new drive. 0. Glllls, Willie 0. Goolsby, Harrold ing machines will be provided and Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert We suppose t ‘ie next business open all the members arw urged to he Merrlwethcr; Robort Routh, Staf­ Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity § cd up in Longwood will be a jewelry present on each Thursday. All day ford LcFils, Grover LoFilsj Pnul store with u special .display of silver sessions will bo’hcld a s 'often aa ‘ pos­ Clear Your of 99.98 Per Cent. 1 sible. All ladies, whether members cups, etc. The Poultry Yards and ..Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank campComplexion of.the Red Cross or not are welcome Kqutib Farms have so many prize bell, William Hartley,* Floyd Wash­ with This lit the meetings. Two new membem cups that room (or storing them is burn, Oscar DuBose, Edwin L. Dinkle. have been received tills past week. beginning to be an item: O ld Reliable Sam J; Pickens, Harry II. -New­ The auxiliary now hen fifty-five Work on-the rifle range here Is to Remedy— PHONE 338 members. Mrs. David Speer from begin on Thursday of this week. man, Bryan* Walker, Andrew J. King, Charles Printer, ltobt. O. Sanford Chapter met with the Indies All honor to Mr. Entzminger.. i - 1 Weeks, Walfred. Pierson, Vandcr xiiiniiiiniximinnnixiiininiiU3«ciiiininnixiiiiiiiiiinxtninniniS last week and made some helpful How long Will . the town council Forrittc, Adolph Shaw, Bs'rncy F. suggestions. allow the Const Line to keep '"tips Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ ditch open at north end- of the chell, Drawdy Matthcra, Lewis Col­ . UPBAI.A AND GRAPEVJLLE depot? At all other points between lins,* Jonh A. Rhodes, John1R. Long, Mrs. Hilrncr Lundquist left Sat­ Jacksonville and Tampa Such an urday for ^trcadln, belnlj summoned unslghtyly ditch would not be tol­ William B. Lynch, James H. Lee,'J. _ tiken L C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy by a telegram to tl.c bedside of her erated. Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal Georgs Hyman sick father. b o M o ltt* Longwood und vicinity cotton known. « • John E Hawkins Mrs. Bcrlclson was taken quite ill b a t tk la Am p acreage now totals ono hundred and Fred Ballard last Thursday white on a visit at the sixty-five acres. Cal Robort-WIMi^: T” home of Mrs. T. O. Tyner. * We extend sympathy to Maitland Joe Zapf rwaiufer«T«rZ9 von< Mra. Vefne CoJler wih a dinner Ralph Geiger 50c and $1 th* boUk guest at Mrk. Jf. G. Lund quint's on and Altamonte Spring*, both thcao places being ulthout telegraph of­ Harry Goiter / Frjday.. fices. Ours is still ticking. • Fred Ballard \ Mr. and Mrs. Carlson spent Sun­ Robort Hill lU X C O C X U 0U 1D t u t r x v i day with Mr. and Mrs. Niels Swan­ I Longwood Auxiliary ^o -Sanlord Eddie Potter c o u r A jr r son, Carl Pieeeon kindly bringing 1Board of Trade met Tuesday night Raymond McDonald « hem out, as wo'l »* giving Mr. ! A .delegation from Sanford promised Car] McDonald Tyner’s family a nice ride after to c.omc out but failed to appear.so Longwood will go to Sanford's mcct- ‘ Clarence Temple church. Steadies nerves Joe Guerry,, William Shepard Allays thirst y Carl Takach Victor! M. Greene First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring Aids appetite Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. Helps digestion Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynnet Walter Masbn, John 'Peiold, Paul Foxold,' Edmond Stowe, Frank LossKeeps teeth clean ing, .Arthur Lotting. The roof that copes w ith all conditions^. Berkeley Blackman I f s economical Worthington Blackman Sparks, smoke, t« e * , acids or fumes h are no effect Wallace Crosby . * on a Certain-teedroof. Rust cannot cprrode Certain-tad. Henry Lee. T h e heat of the sun cannot cause it to melt or run. Alvin Kendall Ceriain-tted has the ability to resist every form of roofBrittain Johnson * ins attack, and the durability to give year after year of ,.Joseph Wynn weather proof service, with little or ho maintenance H C e e p th e soldiers Chaa. S. Lee, army. cost. Ceriain-tted offer* every practical roofing advan­ Tgie Chapman , tage with a minimum roofing investment. and s a ilo rs supptiec Robert A. Cobb. In artry town, city *nd**cllonyon will findCertain-tee^. E m y • J. J. Driggers fiber* Certain-teed Uchosen lor building* of all type* and tiict, Thomas Sloane. fo r factor!**, round I w n *, * lm t * t * ,| * » « m w « * ‘ — ■ ’• . * - Ddi L et • - U SE ies ROLL OF HONOR • Santord Vulcanizing Works F R E E A IR S E R V IC E B Elder Springs Water j h. Bussey • Highest Cash • Price Paid for A ll Kinds o f Empty Sacks. ' Drop a Card and 1 Will Call • * * Pure, Sparkling Spring -'Water drought To Your Door Daily T. 0 . Charles Distributor COCK*1 iSEMSa" S ix reasons b<m*M|boUl*, farm bttUdlac*,*tor««, outbuilding*, ate. HOUSEWORK A BURDEN . Woman's lot U a weary one at beat. But with backache and other distresaing kidney Ilia life Indeed-becomes a burden. Doans Kidney Pills have made life brighter for many Sanford women. Read what Mrs. M. E. Manning, 114 Mag­ nolia avenue, Sanford,' aayx: "A few years ago I suffered from backache. At kept me awake nlahta and I could'nt do my housework. My kidneys acted Ir­ regularly and’caused mo a lot of annoy­ ance I didn't feel fltfor anything at all. 1 finally bought a boa of Doan's Kidney Pills and they brought me relief. One box drove away the backache and fixed my kidneys up in fine shape." Price 60c. stall dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-^-get Doan's Kidney Pills—the tame that Mrs. Man­ ning had.- Foster-MUbum Co., Mfgra., Buffalo, N .Y .. . V "Many a -man," said Unde Eben. “thinks be baa done n day's work when be baa made up a good excuse fob not doin' no work yesterday." ‘ -■*- v “-c . iiiJ I.fr/ TRY A HERALD It'S . a good friend: �Tampa Qaf A t? ’does not. cara to HUposa.'of slid rails at this time.On motion It. A. Nowman, *sec> ended by Jnq: Adam* and carried council adjourned, • A pH ll7, 1918. City council of,the city of San­ ford, Florida, met in ipcclal session op the above date i t 4 p- m. Pres­ ent , C. H. Dingee, president and Councilmen R. A. Newman, G. F. Smith, F. L. Miller and Roy Symes. Absent, Jno. Adams and W. A. Leffler. The pVcsIdent of the council stated the object ofv the meeting was the sate of rails on Sanford avenue and First street. y 6n motion R'. A. Newman, sec­ onded by F. L. Miller and carried, president of the council was author­ ized to wire Oacar-Danlels Ship Building Co. of Tampa, that the city would ncijopt 160.00s por ton F. O. B. Sanford for the rsiU on Sanford avenue and First street, and to send authorised agent to dose deal., • On motion R. A. Newman, sec­ onded by F. L. Miller, carried, coun­ cil adjourned. ■ Uae Coarse Flburs and Do Your Bit! Vi, offers FREE A new W ar-T im e R ecipe boolc co n ta in ­ ing scores of sp len d id n ew recipes com ­ piled especially to m e e t W ar-T im e econom y d em an d s. S en d for i t today. ** * ■ .- ' ,• Use Calumet Baking Powder in A ll Your War-Time Recipes * . . April 10, 1018. City council of (he city of San­ ford, Florida, met on the above date in special session at 4 o'clock p. m. Present. C. H. Dingee, president, It. A. Newman, >\ I* Miller, W. A. Lefller. Absent, G. F .‘Smith, Jno. Adams and Roy Symes. The presi­ dent stated the object of the meet­ ing was for the purpora of purchas­ ing brick to relay streets after rails had beon taken up. On motion W. A. Lotller, seconded by F. L. Miller and carried, city' of Sanford purchase from Southern Clay Manufacturing Company, 36000 No. 2 vitrified brick fm relaying Sanford nvlmue and Fii'st street after rails had been removed. On motion F. L. Miller, seconded by W. A. Lefller, carried, that all timbers Ire removed from road where You will have the best results and no failures T h e A r m y a n d N a v y U s e It YOU SAVE WHEN YOU BUY IT YOU SAVE WHEN YOU USE IT C a lu m e t B a k in g P o w d e r C o. 4100 F illm ore S t. Chicago, Illinois rails had been Inid, lu-fAro new brick THRIFT AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS are. put down. Seminole’s citizepq are coming to the front as purchasers of War On motion W. A. Lefller, seconded ’ Savings and Thrift Stamps* as the .following figures which nre taken from by F. L. Miller and carried, city ■pitmaster’s Eldrr’a April reports will show: attorney is requested to write A. C. Total L. Railroad Co., to open up a wagon sales way on west aide of Myrtle avenue April uJm tof. Previously to date to the Fibre Factory. sates Office • reported $304.34 5144.25 Altamonte Springs..................................... 1160.09 On motion F. L Miller, seconded 107.60 by It. A. .Newman, carried, council .00. 107.60 Bridgend 16.80 94.72 adjourned. 77.92 Chuluota 414.55 73.35 341.20 Geneva ......... 1.00 16.24 17.24 Kclakce .... . 37.62 15.37 22.25 Lake Mary^ 83.00 83.00 '.0 0 Like Monroe^ 28.60 ’ 51.76 23.16 Longwood 246.28 194.06 52.20 Oviedo 19.35 54.24 34.89 'Facia . ...... 5.00 5.00 .00 . Vejner , ___ 5038.43 1913.25 3095.18 SANFORD Totals ......... . . $4066.72 $2389.05 $6454.77 • This report shows the actual cash sales of Thrift and War Savings StiRi|.j in Seminvlo county. All agents purchase their stamps through :fc* ioffice, :hereby making it much easier for the agents and for those FOR. FOR MERCY that h. .<• o make the reports to obtain information as to. what agents J U S T IC E ire dui:; . The above n*j eri will allow increased activity in the sale of WAR WORK OF N A TIO N AL AMERMarrpr, liut Femirclc roun y |i not good started, yet. ICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE 'history^ to ilyA/thc blood, the things they bold near dearest, for a ennao which la greater | than persopal' gain, a cause which means ffeedom to tha world. "Thora ar® thoao who any that wo-1 ,mcn do not want to vote; that when they have the vote they do not use It. “Tho fact that women do want tha I voto was* proved by tho signature of tho 1,020,216 women now In tho poa-j session of the. Naw York State Woman j Suffrago Party. “That women who hare the vote I use It Is evinced by the fact that In ho suffrago state has suffrage ever been regretted or revoked after It once *waa given to women; that In every auf- j frage state labor legislation haa ad­ vanced with a ateedy and parallel growth." <*e r I OREGON.—“Womsin suffrage has Increased election expeases only so fsr, ss nattfrally they would .Increase pro­ portionately to .Increase In number of voters." \ KANBA:*.—“Increased cost of; elec­ tions InslipilflcnnL" v. ./ ARIZONA.—“Increased cost of elooilons through women voting not worth bonslderlng." MONTANA—"The argument of In­ creased taxation because of woman suffrage Is' absurd." NEVADA—1"Slightly Increased cost 1 JI « / r . _1*h? f:'-1f *^j for printing additional ballots and It takes the sting from compensation for election clerks." • In considering this question it most the “stinger” bo remembered that women pay their full pro rata sbaro of the taxation for The bite from the “biter” election expenses and that they have been doing so for more than A century ENJOY THEIR. WALRUS FEAST I The suck from the'sucker* while deprived by law from casting a rote. >'. Eskimos Have 6otld Repast When Ona j The crawl o u t of the of These Big Creatures Has “crawler” -TAKE YOUR TOWN OFF THE Been Taken. MARKET." And the b u m from a Among tho Smith 8ound tribe of * “hum” Bug. The slogan 6f this year's Food Pro­ duction Commlttco of the National northernmost Greenland the favorite American .woman Suffrage Association diet is walrus incut, soys Fltxhugb Green In Popular Mechanics Magazine. Is, “Tako your town off the market," For Sale In Sanford by: Shortage df food, shortage of trans­ When ouo of these animals haa Fernald Hardware C o.. portation,. shortage of tabor, confront beOn harpooned and, after a struggle, us today, snys the committee. Iloiy are sometime* lasting many hours. Is An­ Hill Hardware Company wo best to meet these conditions? ally dispatched, his 2.000-pound car­ What can suffragists do to help during cass Is (owed to the Ice edge and hauled out for butchery. tho coming year? Shoulders, flippers, and sections of Raise enough vegetables for every man, woman and child In your commu­ the trunk are buried under n pile of nity and save transportation space. stones to guard agnlnst the depreda­ JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Cultivate your own garden. Help raise tion* of thieving foxes. Entrails nre the Woman's Land Army to furnish la­ niked out and fed to the famished d o le M anufacturers bor to the farmer. wolves which form North Greenland England now has an army of 260,000 dog teams. women fanners and aska for 14,000 Follows then the feast. For entree more. What English women can da a segment of the outer flipper ha* American women can alio do. been saved, a little stringy as a rule, hut of a peculiar ranclil flavor exceedIngly tasty to the native palate.. ' The crenture's stomach may iJdnJACKSONVILLE.FLA. taln several gallons of clams. One rip of a knife and the yellow lumpy broth O LD EST “From now on every woman muit be foams out over the snow to the Im­ ESTABLISHED mense delight of the hunters. Instant­ directly affected by-a. vast nbijorlty of SEED HOUSE. the activities of government," wild ly nil turn to and swaltow great mushy IN FLORIDA Senator Calder of New York, speaking handfuls of the rcpulstVe, half-digested on the floor of tho United States senate mess. jVM/w«r«Mu* By this time the pot ta on and sppho tr ttn r l/« on March 1£. “If wo aro convinced that democracy la sound In principle, if thick lumps of meat and fat from near wo aro determined to protect and ex­ the backbone ore boiling with frag­ tend and perpetuato the system, must rant (to the Eskimo) odors. Much wo not concedo to women the right snd meat bus already been devoured raw must wo not ask them to assume the by those too hungry to wait. Men nre almost full. 8leoplng skins obligation of assisting to direct tho nre sprend. Tales ‘begin in sleepy, course of the stato and nation? ‘There are those who claim that tills droning tone*. "Brother, a bit of mum1 / B c m i A TONIC Is no time to consider tho question of mukdo-sunq’’ (the mn*t delicious part) woman suffrage, but tha question of one suggests. At which n young man For CHILLS and FEVER suffrage at this tlmo Is not only the rise* nnd goes out. Presently he re­ COLDS, GRIPPE, MALARIA right of -women,, but It Is also a ques­ turn* with the huge'tusked head. Dan­ SSeftSOeEvwyvbsrs. K«Car*, MsFay tion of war-time efficiency for a coun­ gling from It'Is n foot or so of ttilc)g, try struggling In the throes of this white windpipe. This Is cut Into short great world war. . K lengths, apportioned out, and eaten _ “Mcn and women today are ready, ns with the greatest gusto. Ads Bring Results (Liquid Spray) ■ is - ‘ . :■/ i EFFECTIVE ■*c v<» ■ik -v ia Fenole Chemical Co. ENFRANCHISEWOMANNOW, SAYSNEWYORKSENATOR v.4 B L A N K ’S Want \ a ¥■ ifl LAUNDRY Leesburg, Florida ASSOCIATION. > Present:.C. H. Dingee, president The National American Woman Suf­ | anil Councilmen R. A. Newman, G. frage Association, of which Dr. Hljaw in 1F. Smith, F. L. Mille*, Jno. Adama 1* honorary president nnd Mrs. Carrie and Roy Symes. Absent, W. A. Chapman Catt I* president,’ began /'Its Lefller. Mlnutm of last meeting Work for the war by an offer of serv­ J n : i : i f . lf»l «. read and adopted. ice to the government In February, Cjt;. m in i! of ibe ci1'" of t nnMr. J. W. Miller canrr.e before the 1017. For the past year the associa­ lit'J, Horidr, met In regi lar sttsion tion baa bad vigorous campaigns of council and asked that he be allowed war service a|l over the country. oa thr nbn1 i da e a* 7:3t/ r. m. to redeem' tax cortifirato at' face of The women of the suffrage associa­ certificate. On motion G. F. Smith tion bare helped to’ take the military and seconded by R. A. Newm.. and census, ' . They have raised million* of dollars carried said request was granted of the Liberty lonn. The resignation of Dr. O..J. Mil­ -They heve worked for the Red ler ts city physician was read and Cross. on motion of G. F. Smith and sec­ They did a nation Wide work In onded Jiy It. A. Newman paid rcsig- food production and food conservation na ion was accepted. The applica­ in 1917 and will do a bigger one In . , ■ tion of Dr. J. N. Total to be city iota They have now co-operated with physician was read and Dr. J. N. other women's organizations to raise •Toiir wus-duiy elected to the offico an army of women to work on farms. of city physician, commenting from They, nre carrying on an extonafve A;.iil 1, 1918i all voting In faver. work In Americanisation of tho alien. They have a committee on guard for Tins following certificates were or­ equal and for tho protection of dered cancelled upon information womenpay Inlnduatry. from city attorney: Certificate. No. They hnve pledged support to the 39 of 1011, No. 40 of 1911, No. 24 work for the children of the nation. of 1918, No. 23 of 1913, No. 22 of 1918,' No. 4 ,of 1904, No. 4*\>ri90q, ( No. 10' of 1903, No. 11 of 1902, No. COST OF E L E C T IO N '. 3 of 1905,' No. 5 of 1907. P Ve Out-Doors this &uminer Mr. T. S. Huff came before the Does woman suffrage Increase coat • foju little and the bene Jl* arc many council and asked that he be given of elections? Take first hand testimony on this ,. If yoa use ■ ’ . some assistance in the performance question from the states where women :f his ^utirs as county food admin­ vote. Do not let yourself be decelvod V AKROLl) X - tw trl I p g . >L:<T‘U TlN a PORCH SHADES. istrator. by anti-suffrage gossip. Tbd following snswera from govern On* motion R. A. Newman, sec­ onded by F. L. Milter and carried, non snd secretaries of equal suffrage .iiy donate 810.00 per month to Mr. states have been received In answer t) the queaUoh, “Does woman suffrage ______ > 1 Hut! for office rant. greatly Increase election expenses snd An ordinance entitled an ordin­ mska additional taxation possible?*' ance regulating 'the distribution^ of WYOM1NO.—"Woman suffrago has hand bills, show blli$ and advertis­ not Increased taxes In this state nor ing matter of every description was cost of elections'' COLORADO.—"Only Increase In placed on ltd first reading and read h full and paused. Vote us follows: cost of 'elections what naturally ac­ crues from added number to elector Aye’s, C. II. Diageo, G. F. Smith, ate." '■* F. L. Miller,.Jno. Adams and Roy IDAHO.—^Added election, expense Syi.ici. Nay's,, none. Communica­ Infinitesimal." tion from DeLeon Springs Shell Go. WASHINGTON/—“Election expenses •van read .snd ordered filed. Com­ only Increased by slight coat Caused by munication from 'Tampa Bag Co„ effort te keep voting precincts under j__ _ regarding purchase of rail* on San-1 250 TOtsra.” •i, f.'U- V-.-‘ : ). •* J * • .. 4 CITY'■'COUNCIL MEETS * -------Mlpu!r<! for Tf fee MecilnfR .’ forth of April. . Hand, Steam & Electric Methods ► Vr M M _v ,• A‘, -1 ■ This Laundry has a more than State Wide Reputation for beauty and thor­ oughness of work, and therefore feels no hesitancy in bidding for a share of San­ ford’s trade in this line. 1*2 1 ’ C. A. Whiddon, with the Sanford Shoe & .CIothing Company has taken the Agency for this Laundry and -will Ship a Basket Every Tuesday Evening which will be Returned Friday. Mr. Whiddon’s location is very central, and packages can be left with him, or if it is more con­ venient, just call up phone No. 104. He will gladly send for and deliver your package. All Business Strictly Cash. Jy*i M r. Send Us A Package. One. Trial Will Convince You ft!**-, • r -1 T/V :[VM ■ . : ^ v i if • ' - - m - �when their country needs them and mother whor bids them go forth with the sgiDe breaking bravely through R* J . 110I.LV, E d ito r the tears and m other who In the W . M. HAYNES, Dualneaa Manager storm y reaches of the nighf offers up a praydr for the boya who have gone over .there.. I t la mother who waits pnxiously a u n se a t m o n r a t e s i n a d v a n c e each.day to learn of the battlo and OHS TEAS • ** i 4 1 *I mother who-stltchea and .knllaiAnd MX MOWTB8 •««<«• t t t m ItA'• • <i ’weaves ’ for the boy.* and I the team m a s s M o fc in fl7 .v .;.T . fT .'.r. It. ds OsStart* la t t t d l r kjr Carrtw IA N Far Tm » la mingle with the stitches. mother - who keeps the homo fires burning and the boy's picture In his brave uniform o n 'th e. mantel and it w t w S ’ e l i t Cl>»« tla * HiMUf A«pn*.I}U will be mother who will greet him I M , at Ito rMtoOM si S m Im I FWVU U N w Artsf MUTSSfO. IST» upon bis return after her sacred memory has kept him from the dan­ gers and the pitfalls that ever beset the feet of the soldier in the camps, and mother's face keeps hlfl spirit bright before the battle and through the battle and after tho battle and it will be "mothor's name" breathed as his list should the enemy flay TBCHERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY <j£eMBE2 < £*rE P B t5^ "I pledge allegiance to my flag and tho Re­ public for which it stands; one nation in­ divisible, with Liberty and justice to all." MOTHER She never touched with skillful brush the canvas And left a picture that the wotid might praise; Or, with Inspired fingers on the key­ board. Sent down-with eyes tear Btalocd, yet looking upward, With smiling almost to the vale of shadows To bring ^ little new-born^oul from She never sang n song of joy or sad­ ness, In clrnr. ?we*t tnn«*s to r*nhe us smile or weep; Her voice, too wesk to win the world's approval Wan the only good to bush th*. bsbc to sleep. And to the boya in the camps and to all who are at home comes again Mother's Day and comes again that sacred duty of giving into her dear hands if living the white flower and if gone before to lay It on her.shrine and If we are absent from her to wear the white flower as the badge of'a son's devotion to her. Mother's • Day will be celebrated on Sunday all over this great coun­ try and in every church In the land will be especial exercises and mother wiil die upon every tongue. ' • A Njeautiful story Is credited to S a m ^ n e s which describes a decision n heaven as to what is the most lovely thing on earth. An angel was sent down from heaven one day to bring back the most beautiful thing on this terrestrial hemisphere. He hunted long and carefully. He atfw a bed of beautiful American rests In bloom, lovely beyond comparison, and he gathered an armful and start­ ed to return to his home above. As ho soared into tho air he saw a baby smil , and filled with rapturous ad­ miration at the sight returned to take it too. ■By ita side ho discover­ ed mother's love and with all these in his arms he’mounted to the place beyond the skies. Just outside the heavenly gate the spirit pnuied for a moment, and lol the rcseo were with­ ered and dead, and the baby’s smile ful und serenely beautiful as ever mother’s love femained, and he cast the others aside and took this and laid it nt the' (ret of his Master a the most lovely and lasting thing on earth. She never penned a book whose glowing pagrs Might lift us up and help us in the YOUR’ PAPER REPRESENTS YOU fight; Iq Florida there are many live But day by day she sought with tours that nre moving forwaref rap­ loving patience, To guide two'JIttle stumbling feet idly to city size and many umall citira that will soon be larne or.es if aright. they keep up their present^rate of And yet, mayhap, when ut the gate gtin. Nn one needs to l:e told that of heaven the growth-of a city benetiis nearly Sho paused, God looked ut her and every man who settled in it when It smiled, , Uas a village or town or even a With, hand outstretched, his kind srrail city. i..\n<! .bat ai the begirt,voice spoke a welcome nine could be bought at little more To her, the mother of a lit Ir than farm land prices is sold by child. , the town lot and then by the city —•A::on. lot ard it goes on up, enriching the men who bought it when It was cheap. :,' NOT A CANDIDATE Having 'been importuned by Besides this motive cf telf Interest many friends.to become a candidate a patriotic pride makes a man love for various offices in this carnptigu to see the community he livrs la I wish to nay (bat it is impossible grow, and so throughout the state for mo to be a candidate in this there are thousands of men with election. Since America1 entered the whom the community interest is war 1 have given my services en­ next to cell interest and nof very tirely to the government and expect far behind it as an incentive to ofto be called away at varioua titr.cn ms long as the war Irs?.*. In con­ What can 1 do to build up the junction with the various commit­ town 1 live In? This question is en­ tees engaged in war work I havo gaging the attention of tens of thou­ given my lime and given space in sands of Floridians. Various things T h e Herald for everything asked by can bo done but we can tell the best th e government and expect to de­ one—build up your local newspaper. vote mil my timo and ull my atten­ We know the Florida prets pretty tion and my little money in helping well and we do not know an editor to win tho war. who ij not a booster. We do net In fact war Is my business and know one who is not giving his will be until it is over and we havo people as good u paper as they per­ marched to Berlin and until that mit him to give them. We do npt Unto I cannot engage in* politics or know a state nhooc pit pins are bet­ havo any part In-politic?. The call ter, considering the size ot the towns to accept office has been so insistent In which they nre published, than th a t at some time In the future the Florida papers. In fact wo do when peace is declared and my not know any state wheso papers friends think I can aerve them to are aa good considering the size of advantage they can again come to the town* that support them. me and find me in a more receptive This speaks well for Florida edi­ mood. Until then America has the tors.’ They put their energies and first call on my services. their, talents into the papers they . Respectfully, publish and more thnn that they R..J. Holly. put their monfey into them. Display with them means display through MOTHER'S DAY the papers they publish. We do not Everything has a deeper signifi­ know of an exception when w e say cance alnce the war haa thrown the they make their papers just as good world Into a raging cauldron of as their means will allow. seething flames of hate and dcattucThe newspapers of this state tfon and the crucible >qf sorrow and. speak well for their publishers but suffering. And In tho midst of so that is not all. They speak well for much anxiety and rare and worry the communities in which they are we Instinctively turn to. moths.* tnr published. . The paper. shows the solace and coiinscl and if mother is talent of the editor but it allows Just not bare we miss he? wise course! an plainly tho enterprise and the lib­ and the protection ot the arrhs that erty of the people of the community never refused thtir *hr.l*.er Snd todn'V li serve?, Could a paper published aa ever in the w nlda hUtory it U in a town of fl thousand tnhabimother who is bearing her largo Lants in Florida i^e as good u oho share, of the world's vlHrin*:.' i published. In. u town tjrice aa large,in M6the»w ho wrftch cvir ! Ir i w , ahjthar state Ju*t through the ef"who ’ w ouli not keep. thOm horse furts of tho cdl-urV It could not qn lees the fin thousand Florida*** gave It as good support as it/wohld have received from ton thousand people In another state.' Your local paper U your represent­ ative. It Is as good as you enable the'editor, to make I t . ' If it la not good the community In. which It U published silfftrsC If It la remarks bly good .for.tlic.flxr-priLhe-toaD-tSoefr who see It will know th a t the town la full of progressive men and ’ will soon grow up to the ajse and the ex­ cellence of the paper; Thd two .work reciprocally, each pushing upward. —Tlmes-Unlon. DE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT As the casualty liata from the American army now In France grow In longth the war will come home to ua more and more closely and the bitterness, of feelings against, tho Huns . will Increase In proportion, But we must continue to keep our heads cool and our judgment sound. W e. cannot afford to let emotion overwhelm ua or lead us to'acta that wo may later regret. Wo have an element to ’dea! with ut home thht Is very trying to our patience, an.ele­ ment that must be dealt with firm­ ly, without gloved hands, but' we must make no mistakes in so doing. The pro-German Is something of a problem, difficult to corner and fre­ quently escaping all efforts to detect him. Suspicion does not Justify drastic action hut when the cvl* denco backs up reports or suspicion, then tho law should be imposed without mercy. We have tho neces­ sary Isw machinery for dealing with spies, seditioul persons and'all kinds of pro-Germans, and only harm will come from , mob violence. In tho first place a mob acts on impulse and not on cold facts. I t frequently makes the innocent suffer for tho acts *of the guilty, but in courts of law there is a chance for the inno­ cent to prove themselves guiltless and a mis-carrisgc of justice while possible is not probable. It is dif­ ficult to trace rumors to ita source and rumor is often accepted as fact by those who would take the work into their own hnnds. But where a citizen overhears seditious utterances or secs a secret enemy, or a traitor, attempting anything prejudicial to the interests of tho United States he witl not he blamed for acting swiftly and effectively. Every patriotic citizen desires to act for the best interests of the na­ tion and desires to punish only the guilty. If, led astray to his loyalty, a citizen lr.nie!s injury on somP per­ son whom he later discovers did not merit punishment lie would regrrt his action keenly. This Is where the dnager of mob rulr prevails. The innocent may suffer and the guilty escape. It h b-st to repo*, to constituted from-riow- wlTaVyoiii Have earned’or what you nave spent will not count—but what you have SAVED will count. Liberal interest paid on, savings, SURPLUS $15,000.00 CAPITAL 130,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D II.’R. STEVENS r,- w“ ‘ C, M. HAND . SANFORD, FLORIDA O. •***■“ ■• F. L W0ODRUFF(Vk»4 ^»rfAw»t ' LTAYLOR ?I R. R. DEAS C,>hWr M C s A lw ... f| Deposits xx x M a m m x x x the bank that insures your m m m m m ''Among tho degrees which have been awarded to Dr. Blackman are: A. B., by Oberlln College; B. D., by Yale University; Ph.'D ., by Cornell University, o.nd L.L. D., by the Uni­ versity of Florida. "The rapidly changing conditions of Florida make it imperative that livestock production be' established on u permanently safe basis, which means that the cattle fever ticks must be eradicated from tho entire state ts quickly nn possible. The people are recognising this fact, and through hearty co-operation of all agencies with the cattle owners wc hope to see Florida entirely released from tick fever quarantine. In on Interview with Dr. Black­ man he said, "During more than thirty years I have been a careful student of live stock conditions, and have been working for development of the industry along improved lines, which 1 have urged on the at­ tention of the people of tho state at every opportunity. "I nm convinced that Florida has greater opportunities for live stock production perhaps, than any other state in th^ Union. On my own ranch in years 1 have intro­ duced a number of pure-bred cattle and hogs, and have crossed them on native stock with great success. "I have boon co-operating with the bureau of plant industry at Washington, in testing out numerous improved forage crops and grasses. My creed, if such you might call it, is that we should have better feed crops and better breeds of llvo stock, which [ have urged others to adopt. As a preliminary to nil this forward movement the ^radicalion of cattle fever lick’s and greutest possible con­ trol of hog cholera ir. the state is ab­ solutely essential. "With suitable co-operation of the people of the stnte and turther ac­ tion by the next legislature, I believe that it will lie pufsjblc to completely eradicate the cattle fever 'inks from the entire state witlin the next three years. I: will be my effort ns man­ ager for the Florida Cattle Tick Eradication Committee to assist in the accomplishment of this result." m m m operation in the drive for produc­ tion. American farmers, live stock breeders.and truckers should aban­ don the old hit-or-miss custom of operating every man for himself get together, discuss the qyestion of production with Intelligence, and all pull together for a common object. The needs of the community should be developed and provided for. Where it is clearly seen that any particular crop must be Increased or resort to shipping- In from* other points, this crop should bo pronptly speeded up. This is imperative if wo are to comply with the govern­ ment's request to draw as lightly as possible on transportation facilities. The government has urgent need for every available freight car in the country. If tho farmois of the vari­ ous communities can provide for the annual needs of their respective cen­ ters this will help greatly in releas­ ing cars for government needsEach community should stso develop 'There should be special effort^ in a fairly accurate estimate of the every community of tho country probable amount of any supplies it this senson looking to closer co- will havo for export. good fertiliser, the University of Florida experiment station. insists th at the most economical use of tho material will be made by feeding the meal to live stock and applying tho manure to the land. In this way the material Is made to serve a double purpose. Most of the min­ eral ingredients in cotton feed meal are recovered in tlie manue if the material is urod o j u cattle feed. European dairymen havo for some years bought large quabtities of American cotton seed rreal for feed­ ing purposes. Northern cattle feed­ ers also havo used large quantities. As the livestock Industry develops in tho soutj^i *doubtless an increasing amount of this material will be di­ verted from the* fertiliser trade for use >as stock feed, and nt present wherever possible the practice of feeding the meal and using the ma­ nure for fertUiser should be followed. Rather than the direct application of the cottonseed meal to tho land. VULCANIZING BRIDGES OVER most tiro troubles and eliminates much tire expense. Wo do such work in thor­ ough up to the minute manner. Wc are prepared to tako tho most hadly cut or tom tiro and restore it to both active service and good looks. And our charges will b* but a small fraction of the price of a new tfro. Why buy the new one? Sanford, Florida For State Tax Commissioner VOTE FOR He is qualified by .experience to deal with the tax problem. He will work Untiringly for tax reduction NEW POTATOES MUCH LOWER and equalization. Sharp declines occurred in the Served two terms on -Board of County producing sections, the price to Commissionefs of Duval County. growers reaching $.'1.0(1 per bbl. for ^Continued from Page 1) a number of years, and was at ono time president ol the Florida Confer­ ence of Charities und Correction. ‘‘He organlied the bank at Whiter Park and was lor seven years i:s president, and alill continues as chairman of tho hoard of this very successful institution. "His services have been in great demand for locturcs and addresses at colleges and high school cornbankers' association mencements, bankers' meetings, state horticultural soiLty meetings, women’s clubs, etc. "From Who's Who in Ametfca you can obtain the Information that before removing to Florida, Dr. BOlackman was fof nine yeata pro­ fessor oi sociology and Christ Iin ethics at Yale Unlvorsity. A man cf wida and varied intereMs and ex­ periences, having traveled and iu,iiod extensively in Europe, inclcrini, tho University of Purls and li t- Ceil lege do France. "Some years ago. ho pubi’shed, through McMHfsn & Co., of Now York, an Important hook entitlod Tho Making of Hawaii, a Study in Social Evolution, which has bran ac­ cepted in.Honolulu and elsewhere ss x standard work, nM , has boon re­ printed in several editions! No. 1, Spaulding Rone, f. o. b. usual terms. Hustings, Fla., resisting power was shown at tho low point. Values rocovdre'i . temporarily to $3.2ft but sagged back at.th e close. These prices are about one-half the range at the beginning of the season and with a range of $7.76-8 on May 8 of last year.: Total movemont of now potatoes was 968 cars compared with 661 last week and 979 for the corresponding week last year. Texas* shipments were'21 cars, a loes of 15 compared with lost week. Sales to the Jobbing trade in northern mam keta followed n very weak range, No. ! Florida Rose selling generally at $4.50-6.00 and showing losses of $1.00-2.00 per bbl. in several mar­ kets. On May 8 of iaat year the jobbing range was $9.00-9.26. FEED THE COT­ TONSEED MEAL It Can Be Returned to the Soil With Stable Manure. Since potash is virtually un­ obtainable and- both nitrogen und arid phosphate are high priced be­ cause of the u?* of nitrates and sul­ phuric acid for munition purpose*, cotion seel mca', which carrirt ell three of the fertilizing elements is of great importance, Immense immense quan­ tities nf this tnutcrlal have gone into fertilizers,'in pas^.y^ars, and much Is being used for fertilizing purposes .at -the present timo. Although cotton rued rpoal Is a Helping Business The Federal Reserve Banking System was created largely to protect and ben­ efit those engaged in industry, com­ merce and agriculture—both employers and employees. Its main purpose is to help those who borrow and provide a currency more responsive to business needs, n a a a a a & a a We are members of this system and you can secure its l/enefits and add to its strength by becoming one of our depositors. MEMBER ^ FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Stop in and let us.i see just how we can meet your particular needs. • FIRST NATIONAL BANK . %, • 0/ SANFORD, FLORIDA , ** „ �j-.il ■ - i .— J — d L * W i\ i / J X * wy*J7~ ■" 000,000. th* Lak< ■t 9i,soo;ooo. rg ju k ^ th atlM erjies, meetly" iT o q i^ k t:$ & > __ pcraonnl property In excels of .$1,*760^000, with no estimate placed on tho Florida estate. m l* m ■»— *j-*1 m Io / iw *« to send to anyone applying There" has been, a 'lo t of talking,' jsEtkklng end Writing on tho subject And, th a t a copy of this resolu­ for It, but the bulletin does not con­ of 'economy, all of which has been tion be sent to the above organise tain a ir of the Information given In the Herald article of March 26tb. addressed to the wives of farmers. tlons. ' Thcro are not many farmers’ wives Respectfully submitted, Sanerkrtut i « r* * y * rtM / who havo not dohe tV.cf: p art'n n d * Board of Trade of Orlando, Fla. N* *- P>« Take off dirty, outside leaVea; havo been all tho vHlc. v ,W. S. DeWitt, Sec. Honor Cltiea quarter and nhrod. Allow'2,'-j lbs, , It & springtime and there Is a Chsrley McCrory of DeLaod was session wes hold. Several shoit but * Washington, May 10.—In an an­ salt to 100 Ibe. cabbage (one level great demand for farm lands, and "Great White Trail" Land nouncement of tho treasury today of tablcspoonful to one pound). Spring riiost interesting talk's were given on . sseford vnl'.or this, week. we, tho farmers' .wives, can take our In Waste* of Snow kte In layers; add 2 qts. vinegar Guild and auxiliary work by Indies cities which made, the highest sub: acription percentages of quotaa in babies to the field and .set thorn Great stretches of snow, with of grapefruit juice to each barret. A t t o r n e y Hull of DeLand apelit a from different sections. *A soelal down under a bush In a cracker box their respective population claaeees never a track of sledge or snowshoe Pound down with a wooden masher itW hour* In Sanford yesterday on hoyr was -theW enjoyed. Attending and hoe b&ck and forth while two,or Birmingham with 186 per cent,, all upon them, long vistas of Moun­ and spread thick layer of cabbage from'here were Mra. B. FT Whltner, ' kftl business. Jr., Mrs. L. G. Stringfeliow, Mrs. S. cities between 100,000 and 250,000 three little ones play around tho box. tains,' ice caves and glaziers —these leaves on top: from 2 to 6 (or more) ThU U ofteh seen on the farm. * things form the background of "The _____ ___ _ population. _ _ out ___ _a ___ _ inches thick. Cut cotton - WoadUnd Park will be open two O. Chase. Mrs. D. F. W hiter, Sr., And there U another acetic, often Great Whito Trail," the now Whar-1 cloth larger than barrel and place Other honor cities Included Ma­ Mrs. Wessner, Mrs. White, Mrs. J. N. Rqhion, M ni T u rn e r,M iss con, Ga., 141 per cent; Auguste! witnessed in the cities, and that U a ton supor-fcatufe, which is coming over the barrel. Then put on cover, Houston, Mr. WUhurst and Rev. Ga,. 119; Jactaonville, 171, and nurse In the bsck yard with the chil­ to the Star Theatre soon. "Tho made to fH inside, and a weight on dren while'the mothers are at card Great White Trail" Is c love story of top of this. Set aside till fermenta­ Tampa, 116. Arthur Peck. J) \V. Fudgor of Jacksonville parties and receptions, or some other many vicissitudes, in the dtys when tion is complete, when take ofT the 't a few days In tho city thU social function. I do not kVjow any­ men turned brute in their wild rush scum on top, replace cover,' and pour Big Wheat Crop Buy—Stone's Golden Crisp Potato tjtek on business. thing about those societies, but I to the gold of the Klondike, and upon the surface boiling'patffln. If Washington, May .10.—A winter Chips at L. P. McCuller's. 74-4tp rend about them. They do a lot to when thousands fought their way the brine covera up to but. not over wheat' crop of 672,539,000 bushels ---------a Jlrs. Gowdy has returned from St. V Mrs. Filcher of Fairfield Park, was forecast today by the Depart­ win the war. they say; but thoy over the icy steeps and great flats of the cover only tho brine expoaed Cloud where she has been the guest ^cesburg arrived Wednesday and ment, of Agriculture, basing estim­ could do more; they could send their snow in their crated desire for north­ between cover and sides- of barrel ot friends for the past few days. need bo parafilnned, thus saving parkM he tho guest of Rev. and Mrs. ates on the cohdition of wheat on colored nurses out in the country ern gold. raffln. Sec also Herald of Marph 26 Hilburn for several days at their May 1. With continued favorable and help us farmers' wives on the And all through this atmosphere SLEEP INSURANCE conditions the crop will be one of the farms, and attend to sheir own chil­ of roughness, a tiny pair of baby and Bulletin on Fermentation and home on Magnolia avenue. dren like I have to do. They, could “A Terror to Mosquitoes. three largest over grown. Salting. . 72-tf do their own cooking and send their shots tugs and strains at the .heart Riley M. Fletcher Berry, of a man. a woman ahd their child, SLEEP INSURANCE cooks to the farms where they are Marketing Hogs Emergency Home Dera. Agt. "A Terror to Mosquitoes.' much needed to raise foodstuffs. tugging and tugging with the streng W. A. Lcflier left today for.JackBeats burying them. Steve Hoover, tugging and tugging with the 72-tf jonville and will remain several days Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, writes, "Com­ They could clean their own hounct, strength that -only the sentiment of Ths Capital’s Fifth Avsnus. combining business and pleasure. menced feeding my herd of about wash their own clothes and thtf wash­ baby shore can pnsstrs, until at last Aft Du p Plente Pennsylvania nvenue In Washington The Truth Seekers, the Sunday 100 hogs B. A. Thomas' Hog Pow- erwoman and the scrubwoman could the sunshine of hopjiures comes to Is usually listed among the world’s bo used on the farms. Try this for Mrs. Mobley and little daughter school class of Miss Sally Robson 'der over two months ago. Fifty those who have suffered long In the famous streets, but to tbc Washington­ le f t Monday f for to Tampa where they and a few friends spent a very de­ were sick and off feed. Nearby three months. There are thousands shadow’s of sorrow. ian this avenue has not half the Im­ • w ill he guests of friends and rela­ lightful day Thursday picnicking on herds had cholera. I did not lose of men and women who ore doing portance and attractiveness of F street, tives for several days. the recognized parade ground of the the Heights at tlft* oak grove and one—they are well and growing nothing hut having a good tim e'just fashionable on sunny afternoons. F * SAUERKRAUT TIME • adjoining the home of Mrs. W. P. fnst." L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, like there was no war. • street In Washington Is an..Institution Da. * 73-tfc Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Fields. It makes me fired to read a piece ; __ « Cabbage Should Be Preserved Now like the monument, the government , of advice to farmer's wives. After physician* First National Bank The morning was spent in various clerk and band concerts In tho paYksu and Prerent Waste we have finished our breakfast, Bldg., Phone 330-W. 64-tf At the Temple Sunday ways, knitting, games and . other It dates hack far enough to tax the Much excellent* food is going to memory of Washington’s few oldest In­ The program for services at trh cleaned up our house, milked and amusements. churned, fed our chickens and pigs, waste in the rotting of cabbage In habitants, but no records of Its origin Miss Hubbard arrived this week j At 12:30 o'clock a lovely dinner Baptist Temple’ next Sunday is as follows: taken our box and babies to the our fields. Low prices or lack <t nro filed In tho city balL from Palatka and will bo the guest was.enjoyed. ' field, hoed ’until we think It Is 11 transportation should be an Incen­ of her cousin, Mrs. A. Peck at the • Morning: In tho afternoon a short program o'clock, take ut> our load and go tive to securing a supply for next Cables for several weeks. 9:30—Sunday school New Electrfo Furnaces. wa3 given, Mrs. Filcher of Leesburg back to the house to hurry dinner season since tors cabbage will prob­ 11:00 —Morning sermon. •The success of electrlcjieat In Japan who b tho guest of Rev. and Mrs by the time tho plow* hands get in. ably be planted and the cost there­ and varnish oven work has led to Evening: , J. D. Hutchinson who has been Hilburn gave several-readings which 6:30—The several B.* Y. P* l Washday comes when it is too wet fore be more. spending a ten days furlough in San­ were much appreciated. Short but ■Iderable investigation along the to work, and ironing Saturday after­ meetings ford with his many frlondsjeft Wed­ interesting talks on the war were Because of many inquiries I repeat of wbst might be termed low tempera7:30—Song service and evening noon. And f think after wo have here directions of Dr. L. A. Round, tare heating; that ta, heating with nesday for Camp Jackson, S. Cf given by. Rev. R. C. Brower and Mr. message. gone through all this day after day up to 000 degrees Fah­ government brining specialist, for temperatures E- T. Woodruff.. renheit. Tho results of these Investi­ we might have meat or biscuit if we Comfortable pews, well ventilated Phone 104 for pressing, cleaning making sauerkraut. In the Herald At a late hour in the afternoon raise It. And if anyone has to go of March 2Gth directions are also gations havo brought. Out numerous and alterations. Quality and ser­ the picnickers returned borne, hav­ and cool building,a corps of cour­ teous ushers and a genuine Velcome without let it be the ones who do given for preserving cabbage in salt other applications, among which are vice. Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. ing had a wpnder day with nothing for all. not wrfrk. I am nut trying to run (without fermentation) and Cxtra electric core bilking ovens, electric 69-tf baking ovens, ovens for making to mar its pleasure. the government’! business, but I copies are to be had upon applica­ bread cereals, drying woolen articles and say if all the vfcrrses, maids, butlers, Enjoying the day were Mrs. W. P. Death of W. B. Nocll tion to the Herald office. Tho bul- equipment for shcrnrdlxlng: Hugh White, tho popular repre­ Fields, Mrs. J. ' N. Hobson, Mrs. cooks, chauffeurs and corner loafers W. B. Nocli died at the Bradley sentative of C. H. and E. F. Gold­ Perry, Mrs. P. M. Elder, Mrs. G. W, were sent to the farms and the sol­ berg Co. of New York City spent a Spencer, Mrs. John Jinkins, Mrs. home near Geneva last Sunday, after diers to the front, we could win the a lingering illness of several years. few days in the city this week. John Hays, Mrs, <3. W. Barley, Mrs. The remains were brought here Mon­ war and have plonty to eat nt home Patton, Mrp- E. L. Brown, Mrs. day and funeral services held at and to feed our soldier*. But the Mrs. J. N.. Whitner and Mias An­ Tom Adams, Mrs. Hagan, Mrs. H. Miller’s chapel, Rev. Massey of the farmers cannot feed themselves and nie Whilner havo returned from Al­ B. Brown, Miss Woodruff, Mr. and Baptist church officiating. Inter­ soldiers and all these Idlers. Let's toona, Fla., where they have been Mrs. E. T. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. ment was made In Lake view ceme­ everybody wo(k. Let’s all do some­ visiting friends for the past week. thing to win the war and save our Charley, Mr. and Mrs. Peavpyhouso, tery. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson}* Rev. Deceased had been a resident of country. A Farmer’s Wife. SLEEP INSURANCE . and Mrs. Hilburn. Mrs. C. A. Betts, Sanford for many years and*for the — O cala fjtar. "A Terror to Mosquitoes." Mrs. It. R. Eldrldgc, Mrs, Henry past seven or eight yean being af­ * ' i f c t r 1 Peabody, Mia. E. W. Peabody, and flicted with tuberculosis. He wts an Candidates Should Qualify Dr. Mobley.' inmate of the sanitarium at Trilby County Clork Douglass wishes to 'Mrs. Richard Dcaa and children and became groatly improved and’ Summer School call attention ct the various candi­ and Mrs. Hal Wight and daughter was able to \vork at his trade of Mrs. C* L. Polk, one of Sanford’s date* to the fact that nsxt Turaday, left yesterday fo r, Daytona Beach house painting, but a year or mojc where they will remain several former teachers will accept a'limited ago the disease seemed to again fast­ May 14th is the lust day upon whirl* number of pupils who are desirous of en or. him an>l he was never able *.o tjic. tan qualify i( thoy expect to weeks. making up work during-the summer recover. All that loving add ruii for office. There are vlil! a few months. 73-tfv Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Bryan and family could do was clone to make car-'iHatov who have not paid their Mrs. M. C. Tolar motored to Hnw'his last hours comfortableandhc wes filing fee with the executive commit­ Stand By The Boys given the beat of caro and attention tee ahd with the clerk who repre­ thorne Wednesday morning, being Mr. Bob Holly: ' by :tll who knew him hut after a sents the county board. If thesecalled there by the sickness of their The news of today from Wash­ hopeless struggle *of many years he candidates expect to make the race brother.1 • for the office they should cet busy at ington refreshes one’s memory on was called home. v% * om<*. There )s such u lack of irUorhistoric facts. •He leaves n '\ife and two small | For Wood and heavy hauling see We open wide pur eyes to tho fan. children to mourn’, tho lors of hus-1*'3' 111 tho campaign this yetr that Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf that General Pershing is in command hand and father and :ho sympathy I ovt‘" ,e tai.didi.lrs have forgotten of three times us many soldiers ta of all go out to them In their be- to qa.liiy. Get busy, you tandiMrs. Earl Gore and little son ar­ both General Lee d a 'tt ,r.d,te: right. and General rived yesterday from Jacksonville Medile when they fought the groai rcuvcrr.tr.: and loss. The family wishes to thank the ' ---------------------- IT -and will he tho gucats of her parents, battle of* Gettysburg in 18G3. STATISTICS MISLEADING many friends for their many nets of Mr. and Mrs. William Bothpmly for several weeki at their homXSdf Park ... And we are forced to bnliavo that kindness' during tho iiir.c** of hus­ Orbmlo Board of Trade Condemn* General Pershing is a soldier, and a band and father and for the beau­ i venue. Bryce Adv'erlUtng General of superior ability to handle tiful Herat offerings nt the.tuners*. ' \ ViLl Statistics- is the name of a Norris Levis returned WefTflAday sucA'ssfully more than live hundred Your Poll Taxes thousand American soldiers on the booklet cr card or aomn ouch mode from Gainesville where ho hss been II. C. DuBose, .supervisor or reg­ battle lines of France.* of advertising arranged by one James Coming to the Star S con “The Great White Trail” attending the University of Doric t istration is In receipt of the following Bryce who is aaid to have property The facts inspire confidence.•.Gen­ tbis winter and expects to lent* Attorney! General ut Geneva which he has placed upon *ome time this month for an of­ eral Pershing and our hoys "over advice from Swearingen in regard to payment of tho market and in tho endeavor to thcro" should he sustained as they ficers training camp. poll taxes: call attention tq the fact that this will be, by the prayers of the narion, "Replying to your communication part of tho country is healthy com­ as well as by Liberty Bonds and Rod. SLEEP INSURANCE regarding the payment cf poll taxes pares Sanford and Orlando") and Cross angels. "A Torrbr to Moaquitors." I beg to advise that the payment, of other' places in a health report. A. * M. Thrasher. , 72-tf * t• poll taxes U allowed up to and in­ The booklet, originated from Or* The Woman’s Auxiliary and S:cluding the Second Saturday of tho lando where Bryce ia said to reside Chicken Livers Luke's Guild of St. Luke's Cathe­ An old hen has a rtiuch larger liver month preceding the day ol the and no one Kero seems to have a dral, Orlando, delightfully enter­ election. I 'ta k e It that under tho tained a few neighboring auxiliaries than you in proportion to weight or law Saturday, the 11th day ot May copy of it but the comparison Is uring the months of june , july. and Guilds on Monday at their food eaten. Then it follows that would be the last day upon which odious to Orlando and the Orlando AUGUST AND SEPTEM BER T H E BANKS Board of Trade condemns U in the Parish Bouse. A beautifully ap­ they get bilious just like you do. ssid pell taX<|b*could be paid." They are grouchy, cross, unhappy. following resolution: OF SANFORD W ILL CLOSE ON THURSDAYS pointed luncheon was served at 1 Tho voters should read this and Start the liver and make her happy. AT TW ELVE O'CLOCK. (-'dock after which a short buslnces Tho Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. Then the will lay eggs all tho winter. remember It. Tomorrow (Saturday, Gentlemen:—At a meeting of the Come and get a package of B> A. May 11tli) Is the last day. Pay iho directors of the'B oard of Trade of N ALL OTHER W EEK DAYS T H E BANKS Thomas Poultry Powder. Feed it poll taxes now If you want to vote Orlandcy Fla., Tuesday, May 7, W ILL CLOSE AT T H R E E O’CLOCK EX ­ occasionally. See your hens perk in the primary election. 1918, the following reiotutton was t ____________ '' — C EPT ON SATURDAY, W HEN T H E Y W ILL up—hear them sing—louk far egg*. adopted: Your money back if It fails* L. From the Ds ighler of a Parmer R EM A IN OPEN UNTIL FIV E O'CLOCK. Resolved, that we condemn the The foIlowiTig U worth tho consldAlien Seed Co., Sanford, Flu.' i’3-:fc ciation of ro.v.a of our town folks: caret distributed by J as. H. Bryce of • p U S T O M E R S OF T H E BANK ARE R EQ U EST. Editor Star; 1 clipped this piece Geneva, dealing with "Vital Statis­ The Palmer Fortune’ ' v-f ED TO TAKE NOTE OF THE* ABOVE, IN Chicago, May 10.—Rial estate out of *ho Atlanta Constitution. tics,"-because, First, It la misleading * ORDER THAT TH EY MAY ARRANGE T H E experts today cstlmaied rim fortune Will you pleare print it In tho Star? in that only five cities are mention­ TRANSACTION OF T H E IR FIN A N CIA L AF­ of the late Mrs. Pottei Primer, who It give* my (lews exactly. If the ed, and, second, that It la distributee FAIRS DURING THOSE HOURS* died fn Florida Sunday night, at ladies tn town would do more of without state authority and for the — between 519000,090 And $U',900,. their own work we could-hcvo more evident purpose of giving Orlando a 000. The eJtatfe'which went to Mrs,' help on the farm. With most of our "black e y e.". Palmer on the death of her husband boys gorio and most ot the negroes And, We> respectfully request the *. . C risp in w;es oattmated at 56,000,000, nr.d working in town it makos It hard for Genova Board- of Trade, the Sanforc Awell liked BluchcrOxford with this, It was etatox, hod been in- the tarmer'a wife and daughter. Board of Trade, the. Sanford Herale military lines. Wonderfully com­ ircjsed to tho various estimates York, Da., April 28. and all other organisations as* wel fortable even, w hen b ra n d new placed upon It in ths sixteen A Farmer's Wife Speaks Her Mind as Individuals In Seminole county to oew. Made in Cav- ’ • yens elnco tho doith cf Potter Pal­ Mr. E dttor;-if you will allow pie protest against the circulation am cnchsh. Brown Icdth- G*Q 00 mer, roercjisnt ahd hotel owner. / space I will drop In few words.pn distribution of the.scurrilous.card.for According to . the estimates, tho how r.e Americans can vdn the war. the reason, vIf rior .no other, that Pslmer House block value wns We want -to win and “roust win, a contemptible publicity method pUrid nt from $4,000,000 to. $^*T7n^lt can’t all be done by economy nr.d not in ke«plng:with the spirit o ! M W > » S £ S f f i ? S g s i* ,!_T"d ”m } D O • - * t �UEGU ADVERTISING consumption. This is the situafood Administration At WashingJtbra &sj e t forth by On L M I S T E R ' S BALK o t i c e o r bp ton. Reserving a m ' distribution to the army and. for n•Npllc* rabjr given l k | l , under unde) ua add li here ____ _ to „ the _ t - S a a l d ,n r « of Lorecl mure special cases, leaves ral consumption approximately purauant S aar Ia n r da atad tn trra d On lb* fk itd iy of weekly per person. ;The Food- S day, JSXffilounds of A. D. J S I B T I a t h a t e u r t a l a r a i pending Chancery In the lb* Circuit C ourt ndlng Coi Administration’s statement continues: Many of our'eonsumers In and for1Inb Orange county, Florida, wherein SOL1D ATEU N A V A L 8 T O U E 3 C O M ­ are dependent npon bakers',bread. Such bread must be durable CON PANY, a corporation ____ . . . ____ r n o r a t i o i . under ---------—I hr, . .law* ot th» and therefore, requires a larger proportion of wheat products atata of Florida, I* tb a complainant, a n d L A N D O D E V E L O P M E N T COM PANY, than cereal. breads baked in the household. Our aririy and aO Reorpotatlon und rr tb* t a w of raid atata, navy require a full allowance. The well-to-do in our population JAM KN R. DYA LL an d M RS. JA M E S R j DYALL, hi a wife, A R T H U R W. REIW can make greater sacrifices In the consumption of wheat F E R N and A N afcl.lN A C. R E D P E I I N , wife, a a d D. 8. D R A W D Y . D. W. roduct* than can the poor. In addition, our population in hla HOUSE aa d II. C. M A T IIE H S . iadltrldaallr le agricultural districts, where the other cereals are abun­ ■ad aa truitaaa of Drawdjr Cemetery, a n d S Y L V E S T E R E. W ILSON, aro tba defend­ dant, are more skilled in the preparation of breads from these ant!, tha underelgncd. aa Special Matter, aa by raid decree, on Mooday, tba other cereals than the crowded city and^industrial populations. direeled th ird day of June, A. D. ISIS, between tba boura ot eleven In tb a forenoon a n d With improved transportation conditions we now have avail­ tw o o’clock la o'clock tba afternoon of aald day, able a surplus of potatoes. We also have in the spring months before the door pt tba coOrt hooae of Oraage In aald Atata, In tba ally of Orlando, a surplus of milk, and we have ample corn opd oats for bunion county. will offer tor tala and aatl a t pnblla outcry ®| h __ _ bidder i and .beat for ____ rich, t o consumption. -The drain on rye and barley, as substitutes, has to tbe hlRbral lid decree, Aha following iwins deertrbad already greatly exhausted the supply of th<ese grains. , eltuatad In l o t couBllra CiSF, 1 property•ralaole, In Iha atata ot 60._____ •f J r 'l 2 S fCEZPYOUR M AT To effect the needed earing of wheat we are wholly?-dependent npon the voluntary naolstanc* of the American people and we aek that the following rule* ahall be obaerred: * L Houeeholdere to nse not (o exceed a total of lft pounds per week of wheat products per perado. ThU meant not more than 1)4 pounds of Victory bread remaining the required percentage of substitutes and one-half pound of cooking flour, macaroni, crackers, pastry, pies,, cakes, wheat breakfast cereals, all combined. 2. Public eating placea and dnba to obserre two wheatleas days per week, Monday and Wednesday, as at present In addition thereto, not to aerre to any one gueit at any one meal an aggregate of breadstnffa. macaroni, crafkera. pastry, pics, cakes, wheat breakfast cereals, containing a total of more than two ounces of wheat flour. No wheat products to be screed unless specially ordered. Public eat­ ing establishments not to buy more than alx pounds of wheat products for each ninety meals sereod, thus con­ forming with the limitations requested of the householders. RATION PER PERSON IS 1* POUNDS 8. Retailers to sell not more than one-eighth of d barrel of flour to any OF WHEAT PRODUCTS WEEKLY town customer at any one time and not more than onc-quarter of a barrel ,to any country customer at any one time, and In no case to tell wheat M ilita r y N e c e ssity C a lls fo r G r e a t e r S a c rific e H e r e — A llie d W a r products without the aale of an equal B re a d M u st B e M a in ta in e d — O u r S o ld ie rs a n d weight of other cereals. 4. We ask the bakers and grocers to ' S a ilo rs to H a v e F u ll A llo w a n c e . reduce the volumo of Victory bread sold, by delivery of the throe-quarter pound loaf where one pound wsa sold If we aro to furnish the Allies with the necessary propor­ before, and corresponding proportions tion of wheat to maintain tholr war bread from now until the In other wotghta. We also ask bakers to Increase the amount of their next harvest, and this is a military necessity, we must reduce not wheat flour purchases beyond 70 per U. S. Must Cut Use America Consumed 42,000,000 Bushels Monthly. From Now Until Harvest Must Use Only 21,000,000. our monthly consumption to 21.000.000 bushels .ajnonth, aa hn r - r B o t h of O raaaa and Fa cent, of the average monthly amount Florida, to-wit: purchased In the.four months prior to Nortbaaat quarter of aorthweat quarter of March 1. Section Thirty-three (SJ). T O W N S H IP EN T Y T H R E E ( t i l . SOUTH RANGE ■6. Manufacturers using wheat prod­ TT W W E N T Y N I N E <29). EAST. ucts for non-food 'purposes should Eaat half of Northweet quarter of Section cease su<£ use entirely. Twenty-four '<24); . Soutbwaat quarter ot Nortbaaat Eaat half of Northweat a Tberwle no limit npon the use ot quarter andquarter, N ortheait qu arter of Southwest other jlicrplls, flours, and meals, com. quarter, eacapt Southaaat quarter of N o rtb ­ quarter ot Bouthweat quarter ot Section barley, buckwheat, potato flour, et aaat Thirty-five ( J i l l nil In T O W N S H I P T W E N ­ cetera. T Y O N E (21), SOUTH R A N G E T H I R T Y Many thousand families throughout (SO) EAST. Northwrat quarter of N ortbaaat-quarter, the land Ere now using no wheat prod­ •aat half of Soutbwrat qu arter or Soutbwyat ucts whatever, except a very small Equarter and Southwaat q u a rte r of S o u th u H t hi Soul hwrit quarter of Section One amount for-cooking purposes, and are ? uI)a;rtrr Southeait quarter of Southeaat quarter doing so In perfect health and satisfac­ of Section Two (2); South half of Southeaat of Northeait quarter. Eaat half of tion. There Is no reason why all of quarter Northweat quarter ot Nortbaaat quarter, the American people who are able to Southwrat quarter of Northwrat quarter of quarter, South half of Northwest cook In their own household! cannot Nortbaaat ot Northwrat quarter, Northweat subsist perfectly well with the use of quarter quarter .of Northwrat quarter of Northweit quarter, and Southeaat quarter of Soulhaeat less wheat products than one and one- quarter o’ Section (31; Northweat half pounds a week, and we specially quarter of BouthweatThree quarter of Section E iaht (B)l Bouthweat quarter of Souiheaat ask the well-to-do households In the quarter a n J Wrat half of Southw rat quarter country to follow this additional pro­ of Section Ten (10); N orthw rat quarter ot gramme In order that we may provide N orthrart quarter of Northrael quarter, Nqxlhi-aat quarter ot N orthw rat quarter of the necessary marginal supplies for N ortheait q u itte r , Weat halt of Southwrat those parts of tho community less abls quarter of N h ath rait quarter of Northwest Weat half uf Southeaat quarter of to adapt themselves to so large a pro­ quart*-, Northw rat quarter, Southeast quarter of Southeaat quarter of N orthw eit quarter, portion of substitutes. Southwrat quart-r of Southw rat quarter of In order that we shall be able to N o r th e r n quarter and Weat half of South­ east quarter of Southeaat quarter of Section make the wheat exports that are ab­ Eleven ( I t ) ; Southwest quarter of Northeait quarter, Wrat half of Southeast quarter, solutely demanded o f ns to maintain Eaat half of B a il hall of Southeast quarter the civil population and soldiers of the of Northweat quarter, Wrat ball of Nortballies and our own army, we propose eaat quarter ot S o u lb r rit qu arter of N orth­ to supplement the voluntary co-opera­ west quarter, Northwest quarter of South­ quarter of Northwe-t quarter. West tion of tbe public by a further limita­ east half of Northwrat quarter of Houthweat tion of distribution, tnd we shall place quarter, Weat half of Southeaat quarter of Northwest quarter of Southwest quarter of •t 'once restrictions on distribution Section Twelve (1 2 ); Nurtheset quarter, which will be adjusted from tlms to N ortheait quarter of Northweet quarter, quarter of Southwest quarter, lime to secure as nearly equitable dis­ Northwest Northeast quarter of Northekat quarter qf Southeaat quarter. Weal half of Weet half of tribution as possible. With the arrival quarter of Southeaet quarter, of of harvest wo should be able to relax Southeast Section Thirteen (13); Southeast quarter ot ■uch restrictions. Until thep wo ask Northeast quarter of Nortbeaet quarter, Weat half of N o rth taal.q u arter of Northeast for the necessary patience, sacriflco quarter, Southeaat quartet ot Northeast quarter and co-operation p t the distributing and North hall of Northwrat quarter t-f Sec­ tr a d e * . E n d s ( Producer and Consumer > A gain st T h e 1TheMPacker* iddle WHITS The consumer wants to pay a low price for meat. • The farmer wants to get d high price for cattle. T he packer stands between these conflicting demands, and finds it im­ possible to completely satisfy both. The packer has no control over the prices of live stock or meat, and the most that can be expected of him is that he keep the difference between the two as low as possible. He does this successfully by converting animals into meat and distributing the meat a t a minimum of expense, and at a profit too small to be noticeable in the farmer’s returns for live stock or in the meat bill of the consumer. SfkC U I HOI CATS COOO ISCIILATtOH. •LIC K SPACES POO* O* NO LEGISLATION Sm u . n U i m U I pS i in i let the Fedwel lOtk TWr «o*ad IombI in ib, l l m a* Statee an right »™ h u a i f i p mama. TIhw Jilrgniana voted nd-Dj agiinet the • m m J m m t m gsva enly one •* u K a ia U| l i r a Mr. Claik. J Flerid*. n infiUed ■ lb* ■i. , h h JmaAr| 10. Uwt F l m b Led aa p n d k , I in n u i rhd lull AAAar NAlA ia tU l U a laoii U florid*! ■ rt 1044 UW-H r—8a*. N o n K n i i n ItU m , nor Aop aI the Victory S te to e f 1917 U iasIwLd u c M n J I r t t , >UIA ia l i u l ***lyvU Swift 8c Com pany's 1917 transac­ tions in Cattle were as follows: Averigi P«r Head . $68.97 Sold Meat to Retailer for 24.09; Sold By-products for . , . Total Receipts .............................. 93.06 Paid to Cattle Raiser . . . 84.45 8.61 Balance (not paidto’CAttle Raiser) Paid for labor and expenses at Pocking House, Freight on Meat, and Coat of operating Branch 7.32 distributing houses. . . . . Remaining in Packer's hands as Returns on investment . . . $ 1.29 P la n " Y o u r G a r d e n N o w j S a v e T im e an d Money- - The net profit was $1.29 per head, or about one-fourth of a cent per pound of beef. By what other method can the dif­ ference between cattle prices and beef prices bo made smaller, and how can the conflicting demands of producer and consumer be better satisfied ? 1918 Y ear Book of interesting and instructive facta sent on request. Address Swift St Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois //jU R /ttC P fM • i f O U R ^ X P O P T fb O V C T V C K p a N CITY and country nioro war gardens are nettled this year than ever before. Patriotism prompted *2,000,000 Amcrlnnta to plnnt gardens lint year, according to estimates ot the United States Dcjuirtiuent of Agriculture. Tranaportntiou facilities of the nation will be strained this year baull&g muni­ tions of war and -foods for the Allies. The surplus, food cre­ ated'by home gardens will hefp In the railroad problem. Ana the nation will eat leas of the goods we must export—wheat, meat, fata and sugar. Every boy and girl that help* with the garden Is helping wla the war. Leaflets of Instruction In making dtay be secured from the Department of Agriculture at Wash upon request, without chargSL tion Fourteen (II); North ball of NoMhwm quar­ ter o( Section Killeen (1&); Weat half of E lat half of Southeaet quar^r of Northwest quarter and Wrat hall of Southeast quarter ot Northweet quarter of Section Twenty-one i l l ) , Eaat hall of Northt a i l quarter of Northraat quarter, North­ west quarter of N ortheait quarter of North­ east quarter, N ortheait quarter of Northwest of N ortheait qua/ler, Wrat halt of Quarter outhwrst quarter of Northwrat quarlrr of Northraat quarter, Weat half of Northwest quarter n( Southwrat quarter .of Northeast quarter, Weat half of Northwest quarter of Southeast quarter of Northeast quartri, Weat h tlj of Southeast quarter of Southeaet quarter of Morthraat quarter. East half of Southeast quarter of N orthraat quarter. Eaat half of N ortheait quarter of Northeast quarter of Southeast quarter. Weal ball of Northweat quartrr of Northraat quarter of Southeast quarter, Wrat half of Northweat quarter ot Northwrat quarter of Souiheaat quarter. Southwest quarter ot Northwrat quarter ol S o u th e r n quarter, Northwest q u a rlrr of Southwrat qiiarlrr of Souiheaat quarter, East half ol Southwest quartrr of S o u lh r i, I quarter. Southeaat quartrr rf S o u tlra a t quarter. Southra-t quarter rf Southwest q u a rtrr of Southwrat Luarlrr, Weal half nf Southwell quarter uf Soulhwmt quarter, I M l half of N u rth rss’ quarter ol N -nlhw ist -quarter. Wrat hall of Nnrth■ n l quartrr of Northiaat quarter ol Northa rat quartrr, I'.aat halt „| South wrat quartrr of' Southeast quarter of Northweat quarter. I.art hall of N nrlhrait quarter of Northwest quarter ol Suuthrart quarter ->f .Section Twenty-two l i t ) ; S u u th w n t quartrr uf Northeait quarter anrl huuthwret quarlrr ot Southeast quarter of Sertlon Twenty-three t?3):-K itt half, Eait half of N ortheast quarter of Northwest quarter, Northwest quartrr of Northraat quarter nt Northwest quarter. South half ol Northweat quartrr, Northeast quarter of Southwest quartrr. South half uf Northwrat quarter of Southwest quarter and Northweat quarter of Northwest quarter of S outhw t.l quarter of Sertlon Twr.ily-lour (21); Northraat quarter and Northwest quarter of Southeast quarter of hrcllon Twe;it)-(tve <2S); Northwrat quarter of Northraat q u a rlrr. South half of Southwell quarter ol Northeast quarter. I'srt half «f Northraat quartrr ol Southwrat quarter of Northraat 'quarter. Writ half uf Northweat quarter of Southwest quartrr of N orthrart Quarter, Soulhratl quartrr ol Northwrat quarlrr, r i r f p t Wrat half of Northwrat quartrr of Soulhraat quarter of Northwest quarter. North half of Northeast quarter of Northweat quarter, East hall rf Southeast q u ir te r of Nortbrwil quartrr cf Nurthwest quarter, Wret halt <( Southwrat 'q u a rte r of Northraat quarter of North wrat quar­ ter; Northwest a u a r t a r of 'Northweat q u a rtrt, East half of Southwell quarter of Northweat quarter, N orth half of Southwest quarter, Weal half of Southwrat quarter of Southwest quarter, Northwrat quarter of Southeaat q u irte r of Southwrat Quarter, East half of Soulhraat quarter uf Southwrat quarter, Southwest quarter ot Southeaat quarter, Eaat halt ot Northwest quarter of Southeaat qu irter and Northwest quarter ot Northwrat quarter o( Southeaat quartar of-Section Twenty-Sli (26); Kail half of Northeast quirtyr of Northweat nuartetr Eaat h a lt of Northweit quarter ot Northwest quarter, Eaet half ol Eaat half of Southeast q u ir te r of Northwrat qnaiter of Section T w e n t y -ro a n (87): W rit half uf Northeast quarter or Northeast q m r t i r , Weat halt of East half of N ortheast quarter of Northeast quarter, and Northwest quarter of Northeast quarter of Soctlon Twentye fth t (28): N ortheait quarter of Northwrat q e a r t r r ot 'Section Thirty-two (92): Eaat half of N ortheait q u ir te r of Northeast quar­ ter, Northw eit quarter of N ortheast quarter ol Northeast quarter, Northeast quarter uf Northw rat quarter of N o rth ra a t quartrr, Weat half of Northwest quarter of Northeait quarter. South half of Southeast quarter ol Northeast quarter, E a it halt 4_________^ “v ortheaat of N quarter of h uuuthcatl u ih e i it quartar quarter of or Northoaat n quarter, Eaat hail of ol Southwest Southwrat quarter uarter ot of Northeast q u arts., Eaat half at Northwest quarter ot bouthweat quarter* uf Northeast quarter, S o u lb e lit quarter at Northeast quarter ol Southeaat quarter, Southwest quarter of Southeast quarter ot Southeast quarter. S o u t h a r d quarter ot Sauthaist quarter. South halt ot Northwest ouartar ol Southeaat quarter, Lsal hall of Norlhaaat quarter ot Northwest quarter, of Southeaat quarter. Weal hall of Northweat quarter ol Northwest quarter ol Southeast quarter. Weal half ot Wrat hall ol Northeast quarter of Southwrat quarter, Wrat half nl Southeast 3uarter ot Southwest quartrr. East hall ot outlines! quarter. Ol Southwra. tv ittrr. S o u th s , a t quarter of Southwest quarter of Southwell quarlrr, Eaat hall of Northw rit quarter of Voulhwert quarter of Sre-I n Thirty-four (S it; South half of South­ west *1 I’l faittlion Tkli weal quarter <1 l o n Thlrty-aia (3ft); all (21) TOW 1:1I PP TIVF.NT T W E N T Y : TWO (f la T O WN NSS H SO U T H . RA N G E T H I R T Y (30) EAST. Northweat quarter of Southeast rat quarter nui and West hall of S rrtian On# (I);; E Exit u t hail half of Northekat quarter of Section Two (II; Southwaat quarter of N orthraat quarter. Northwrat quarlrr, Northeast quarter of Southwrat quarter. N orth half of Southaaat quarter, S o u tb y r st quartrr ot Soutbaait q u ir te r. N orth halt ol Soalbeail quarter ot Southeaat quarter ot Section Twelve- <121; >11 In T O W N S H I P T W E N T Y - T H R E E (S3) SO U T H , R A N G E T H I R T Y (501 HAST. Eaat h a l t ' d B odthwcat‘quarter of South­ east qu artar of Section Eleven ( I I ) ; S»ath- II-o f'N Ortho i l l q u a r te r o f 'g w b w m V n u ! ! 1 a a d Went haU of Southtatat q uarter o» i TKE " weet q o e it e r of. Southeaat quarter . . __ Uea Thlrtaen ( l l ) ; South hair of 8o u th w m q a a r t t r of Southiraat q uarter of OeelEa Fourteen (14); Lot Pour (4) la 'B e rl in ? Seventeen (17); N orthw eet q uarter ofSevth ra a t q u a rte r ol Section Twenty <20)j South half a t Northweat quarter aid South half of Southwrat- quarter 'V t Northweat q u arter ot -N ortheast quarter ot SoetioD Twenty-three (23); N orthw «[ quarter o r Routhwcat quarter of Keen?,,-tw en ty-fiv e (28); N o rth half of Soulh hilf and Roulhweit q uarter of Bouthweat quar. * v •• B u t t o n T neaty-el* (36); North half of N orthw est q u i r t e r of S outkneet auarie. e i r e p t b e d n n l u f at Northweat *o?n‘r o/ South w rit q u arter of Northwest q uart., run Eaat 18.30 chains. South aew o (7) 4.* eree, W..< 3.18 chatna. Went U.JW th a l ? , ' N orth I . I S chain s. Southeast q u irte r of S o u t h e r n q uarter, South half ot Northweat quarter, Southnreel q uarter ol Northraat quarter, Went bolt ot Southeast quarter »7d N ortheast q u a rta r of N ortheast quarteranl Section Twcaty-eoven (27); Southwrat qffsX ter ot Souibenat quarter) and Boutfaent quarter of Northweet qudrter of Section Twenty-nine (29); Wert half o t. Northeast qu arter and N o rth east quarter ot North­ west q u arter of Bertion T h irty (30); East half of Eaat halt; Southwest quarter of Southeast q uartar. N o rth ia a t quarter «( Southwest q u a rte r, E aat half of Northwest ' quarter ot Southw est ‘ q u a rtrr. Southwest quarter ot N orthw est q u a rte r ol Southwest quarter, and 8 outh hall n o n n w r s t quar. ill ot Northweat quar* tor of Section T h irty-tw o (32); Southern qu arter ot Southeaat q uarter and Southwest qu arter ot N orthw est q uarter of Section T hirty-three (13); N orth half of . Northeait uarter, South half of Souiheaat quarter. Southwrst q u a rte r and nil ol Southeast q u i t t e r ol N o rth w est q uarter, lyln* South of creek In Section T hirty-tour (34); Southeast q uarter ol Southeaat q u ir te r, Wwt halt ot Southaaat quarter, Southw rat quarter an d Weat-halt ot N orthw rat q uarter ol Seeto n Thirty-five (SI); South half of N ortheait quarter, Northeast q uarter of Southeaat quarter and Weat half of Southaaat quarter of Section T h ifty -s li (88); all In TOWN. SH IP T W E N T Y ONE (21) SOUTH, R A N O E T H I R T Y O N E (31) EAST. Weet hall ot N ortheast q uarter and North hall n r Southeast q u arter of Section One ( 1 ); N orth halt and Southwest quarter of Section Two (2 ); Eaat -hall of Northeait quarter. Southwest q uartar of Northeait quarter, Southeaat q u i r t e r and Southwest qu arter of Bouthweat q uarter of Section Three (3); Southeaat q uarter of Southeast quartar. N orth half of S o u th w e st'q u a rte r an d Southwrat q u arter of N orthw eit quarter of Sertlon Four (4); N ortheast quarter of Northeast q u a rte r and Northeast quarter of Northwest q uarter of Section Five tl ) ; E | a t half of N ortheast q uarter of Section S li (I); Northweat q uarter of Section Seven (7); Southwest q uarter of Northwest quar­ ter, teaa bectnnlne a t Southeaat corner run Wrat 4 I 2 H feet. N orth 828 fart. East 412)1 feet. South 828 fact, to point of beflnnlnf, an d N orthw eit q uartar of Northwest quartar of Section E leh t (8); Weat hall ol Northeait quartar and N o rth half ol Southeaat quarter of Section Nina (8); East half of Northeait quarter, S outheast q uarter an d Southwest q u a rlrr of Southw rat q uartar of Section tan ( 1 0)i Southaaat q uarter of Northeast quarter, N o rth w eit q uartar of N ortheait quarter, and Southeast q uarter of Southeast Wrat half of Southwest quarter. Suarter, outhweet q u arter of Northwest, quarter ami N orth halt of Northwest q u arter of Section Eleven ( I I ) ; East half of Bouthweat quarter and Northwest q uarter of Northweat quar­ te r of Section Twelve (12): Southaaat quar­ t r r of N ortheast quartar, N orthraat quirter of Southeast q u artar .and North half of Nurlhw eit q u a rte r nf Section Thirteen <13i: Southeast q u arter of N o rth eait quarter. E a it half oi S outheast q u ir te r, East half ol West half, Northwest q uarter of Bouthweat quarter an d Southwest q uarter of North­ west quarter of Sertlon Fourteen ( I t) ; Northeait q uarter, Eaat half of Northweat quarter,' South half of Souiheaat quarter and Southeaat q uarter of Southwest quarter of Soctlon Fifteen (16); South half of S o uth ern quarter, Northweat quarter of Southeaet q u a rte r and Southwest q uarter of Section Sixteen (16); E aat half of N ortheast q u irter a i d Southwrat q u a rte r of Southeaat quarter of Faction Seventeen llT): Southwaat quarter of Northeast q uarter of Section Elfhlren (IB); Northeast q uarter of Northwest q u a r­ ter, E a it half ol Northwest quarter o! Northweet q u ir te r . a n d North half of South half of Northweat q uarter of Section Nine­ teen (19); N o rth e a it q u ir te r of Northwest quarter and South half of Southwest quartsot Section T w enty (201; Eaat half, Souiheaat q u a rte r, af N orthw est quarter, N o rth aeil quarter ol Northweet quarter, Northeast ‘quarter of Southwrat q uarter and South half of Southwest q uarter of Section Twentyone (21); N ortheast q uarter of Northeast quarter, Southeaat quarter 'o f Southeast and Weal half of W rit hall ot Suarter ecllon T w enty-tw o (22); Nortbaaat quartar of Northeast q u a rte r, Bouthweat quarter nf Northeast quarter. Wrat halt e | Weal hil' o! 1 outheast q u a rte r of Southwest quarter of ber.lon Twenty-three (23); Northwest quartar of N o rth e a s t-q u a rte r, Wert h i'f of h n ulbrast q u arter and Soulnweat quarter ol Section Twenty-Dvr '28); Northwest q-.artrr of Mcithraet quarter, South naif ul .vortnecat quarter. North half of Northwrat q u a r let. South „a)f o| Southeast quarter, South­ east quarter of Southwest q uarlrr and North h i l t of hnulhwrat q uarter of hevtlon Twenl)ria (26 |; Southwest q u a rlrr of Northeast quarter, Wrat half ol Southeast quarter and W rit half ot Weat hair cl Sertlon Twentyseven UTi; all of Faction T w e n ty -tlih t (28) Northwest q uarter of Souiheaat quarter. South half cf Southeaat q uarter, Northeast q u a r t e r ‘of Southwest q uarter qnd Northweet q u a r t r r of Northwest q u a rt e t of Section Twenty-nine (29); Southwest q uarter ol Southeast q uarter. West hall of Southwest qu arter and Northwest q u arter of North­ west q u ir te r of herlion Thirty '301; North ha.f of N ortheast quarter. South half of North half, Northweat q u a rte r of Northwest quarter. North half of South hatl and South­ east qu arter of bnulheast quarter cf Ferllon Thirty-one (St); Eaat half and East hall ol West half of Section T h irty-tw o (32); all cl Settlor) T hirty-three, (331; N o rth eait quarter of Northeast q uarter. West half p( North­ west q u ir te r an d Southwest q uarter of feelion Thirty-four (34); E ast half of East half. N orthw est q uartar of N ortheast quarter. West half ol .Southeast quartar, and Efat half ot West half of Section T hirty-lire 1331: N o rth e a i t q u arter of N ortheast quartar. Southeast q u arter of Southeast quarter. Weal half of Eaat half. Southeast <ln»rler of Southwest q uarter and Weat half of wot half of Section Thirty-ala (38!t all In T O W N ­ S H IP T W E N T V - T WO (22) S O U T ll.H A N G L T H I R T Y - O N E (31) EAST. E X C E P T I N G and reaervlni. however, all ol th a timber l l a n d ln f , (rowing or iw|B* upon tha said land or ah y p a rt thereof for a period of tart y ears from and after the 28th d a y ol June, 1911, together with the right to cpt, oaq an d remove tha sam a, and all nrecasiry rlebta of way o ie r . upon and a rr o aa'th e aald Tanda during Aha term afore­ said, which may be naeeaearv or eonvealsai In using or removing the aald tlrnbar._ T. P WA1ILOW. . . Aa Special Mailer Aforesaid E. J . L*Engle P. I . Gaskins, Solicitors (or the Complainant. 73-Fri-Stc_________________ In Circuit CamL H i v t a l h Judicial flrcnR, H tm lneli County I'leilda In Chancery J. M. Jloblr.aon, Com plainant Cltati-rn v». virgin Robinaon, Defendant. To Virgin Robinaon, Rtidgaporl. Connecticut. ’ You are hervby ordered to be at»d appenr before our aald court a t th* *®°rt bauaa In Sanford, Florida, in tha a b o r t MlUlnd on tha t i n t Monday In June. lf tS .b a l n g tM drat aald Monday in aald month, to the bill ot compliant Bled herein aealnat you, elae the l i n e will bo taken aa eonfeeiril and (cllovrad by final decreo. . „ I t le lurtbar ordered th a t t b l . order bo published In tho Ronford Hrtold. a news­ paper published in Seminole C ounly once each weak lor four eoaaoeuUrt weeka. a i r e n under m y hand and a ta j of a a n court. I hla'I he S ttli d a y ol April. I» I» (aaal) EDOUGLASS. C lerk Circuit C ourt, Bomlnolo Co. FlaDLklnaon A Dlrkloeon S ollrltoii tor C om plainant. 72-F ri-' WANT ADS �WOMEN’S OVERSEA 1 1 8 NOW IN FRANCE ’ Heavy yield* of high dan products are nee* cnary to bring a big net profit to the grower. The banner record for snch results has been bcld1for the last qoarter-cefihiry by ■* Ideal Fertilizers • I - . e' - T Send for oar Freo Books an all commercial crops of Florida; also oar Spray Catalogue. Special advice^ gladly given. • . mm ** * J_ a. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., Mfrs. Ideal Fertilizer*. id e a l ru ru u w *•*» " J ••UOUATOOrfl* runuiuc* ^ " U lr u lM Jacksonville, Fla. STORAGE BATTERIES We make a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage Batteries of all makes. Also repair Magnetos, Generators and Starters. Bring Vour Electrical Troubles to us. ■ *. « * -• - Give Us A Trial S Sanford Battery Service Co: L. A. Rcnaud, Prop. 303 Oak Ate. Phone 189 ■dent and Traaaurer, M. O. Overatrect, Vice- ■Pre.ldent, II. M, Vocrhle. Serretar), and Heniamln Drew, M. O. Overatrcpt and H. i M. Voorhla, at a Hoard ol Director* * VI. la Circuit Courl. H a ta a lh J*dlrU I Circuit, The hl|heat amount ol Indebtedness In In and lor Seminole Caunljr. Florida. In which thl* rornloratlun may at any time C h ia c e rjr ’ * I sub'ect ita-ir .ball l>n FIP t S’ THOUSAND Mabel U F ern ild . • 1DOLl.AllS, Complainant Nolle* ol j .VII. **. Foreclosure i The name* and rr,ldrnee« ol the eubKtt* Packard »nd J. O. Sale i •rribing Inrorporalora of .aid rnrroralIon, Packard, her huabanil, toielher with th* amount of tioek «utiDefendant* tcrlbed lor by earh ol them la a* follow,, a* I'ndrr *nd by virtu* ol ■ decree of lore- evidenced by thrlr alnnaturr*’ clo.urr and *ili> rendered In th* Circuit ItrnjL Drew, Orlando, Flmjili, 248 aham . Court, So ten th Judicial Circuit ol Florida, Voorhl*. Orlando. Florida, I .hare. H. In and lor Kemlnole County, in Chancery, M. O. Oteratreet. Orlando, Florida, 1 in a raUMt thrraln pandlm wherein Mahal L Frrnald la rom plalnanl, and E tt a Pack, State of Florida ard, an>l J. O. Packard, hrr huaband ala County ol Orance defendant*, 1 *111 *«ll a t public outcry to thl* day peraonally appeared beforr the hilheat and heat bidder lor cath a t- th e me,On Henlamln Drew, M. (I. Overtire*! and .n li-rn dnor ol the courl huute In Sanfonl, M. Voorhl*. f l r h to me well known and ,ai<l county and r t a le , during the I r g a l . peraonally " known a* the Inrnrporailcn. deekauri ol t i l a ' o n M o n d *^\.lh* Sth day of In and who rigned th* foregoing Ar­ May, A. D. 191*. th* folloalni described crlbed ticle* ol Incorporallon. and each duly ac­ ,*al r.late In aald rounty ol Seminole, atate knowledged under oath th a t th ey executed ol Florida, to-wlt: • the aame lor the purpote* therein r i p r r u e d I>Dta Twenty-Ova (25), Twenty-elx (28), One In rood faith. Hundred Forty-*!* (146), tin# Hundred WlI tl^eu my hand and ofTlrlal aril at Or­ Forty-*even (1ST), One Hundred Ninety-Ova lando, in Ihe County ul Orance and Stale ol 1195), One Hundred Nlnety-al* (196), One Florid* the Hlh day ol April, I9(X Hundred Nlnely-Mven 1197), One Hundred i.c a l) E T H K I. It A Itl.OW, Nlneiy-eight . (198), Two Hundred Eighty1 Notary Putdlr, State of Florida. cur <2SI), Two Hundred Klhty two 7282), My Cumralaalon r i p i r n Feb. 17, 1921). Two llundrd Nlnety-aaven and Two -H u n ­ Dlcklnaon b Dirklnrnn, tlralndo, Florida, dred Ninety-eight (297*298). ol k l d w a y , Attorney* lor I (^corporator/. arrordlni to W. A. tllnn'a p la t thrreof, tm■bi a subdivision ol 'th e aoutheaat quarter ()4> ol th* aoulheait quarter (U ) of Section Nolle* of Application far T a t Deed t ' a d i r Thirty-two (32) ol Townthlp Nineteen (19) Hrrtlon 8 of Chaplrr 4888, U a i of Flor­ Mjuth, Kmnir 31 r a i l , aa recorded ill Plat ida Hook " D " , pa i» I I I , at the record* of Gr­ Notice la hereby riven th a t It. II. Mulrant* county, Florida. hrad. purchaaer ol Tax Certificate No. 324, J. J . D IC K IN S O N , dated the 6th day of July, A D. 1915. ha* Special Mailer In Chancery, filed aald rerllficat* In my office, a n d ha* handle. F'lah b Hull mad* application fol- tax deed to laaue In Solicitors lor Complainant. accordance with law. Said rertiflrate em ­ IS-Frl-fitc . braces the following described property Florida, tola Clrrall Court al th e S a ta a l h Judicial Cli. 1f - ' L t ot «SW)< of 8K!i 13 Sf( See. 32, Tp. rail, ol Florida, Hemlnele C o a n l y . ^ l n )( of BE 19 8, K 31 'E., 10 acre*. Tha aald land Chancery being aueased at th* date of th* luuanr* Frcrtl Monro* Citation of tuch rertiflrate In the name ol II. A. v*. Ilill ol Complaint Love ny. Unle*i **ld rertlOrat. .hill be Allen Monroe Divorce rrdremed arrordlni to taw la* deed will T» Allen Monroe, Sprlncfteld, United lour thrrrun on th* 20th day of May A. I> State*. Vou are hereby ordered and directed to 1918. Wltnn* aignatur* and aril t>* and appear to th* bill ol rom plalnt filed thl* the 18lhmydayofficial of April, A. D. 1918. herein against you, a t th* Court Hou*t In (*e*l) E. A. DO HO LAKH. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, on lb* Clark Circuit Court Semlnola Co., Fla. ' firtt Monday In May. 1018, th* aama being Uy V E. Douglaaa, U. C. a rule day ol this court, au d tit* 6th day ol , 6P-Fri-&te aald month arro rd ln i to law, tatlur* *o tn do will rauaa decree pro con/eaao to b# NOTICE TO PAVING CO NT IIACTO It H taken aaalnat you, upon which a final de­ Healed propotal* will be received by tha cree will t>* taken. rounty eommlwlonrr* of Kemlnol* rounty, It la further ordered th a t tbta notice be Florida, at the ofilr* of Ihe rlerk of the Clrpubliihed In the Hanford Herald, a new*- rull Court of th* county of Heralnolr, at San­ paper puMiahed In Samlnola County, Flor­ ford, Florida, at or brtor* 10 a. ra., June II, ida. onco oath week for four ronaeeutlv* 1918, for' grading and paving S frat widt week*. with brlrk- Oanava avanu* from th* Bt, (liven under my h in d and aaal of aald Johns river weal, approilmately 1 I-& milea court thla the 5lh day o t April, 1918. to the ea*t end of Ihe prceent brlrk paving ■- * i i f:. a . d o u o l a b s , Earh proposal to b* accompanied by. a (Tlerk of th* Circuit Court, Seventh certified check made nayablr at right to the Judicial circuit. Samlnola Co., Fla. clerk ol th* Clrcu t Court of Samlnola coun­ ' [“* t5- Frl-Slr NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB LETTEHU PATENT Noth* I* haraby flvan that the undertifnad will apply on lHa 16th dty at May IMS, to ilia Exeallttiry. fildnay J. Catta, Jiovrrnor ot tb* Slate of Florida, at Tallahxiiee, Florida, for latter* patent, .ineorpor*Hn( tka underricnad and Chair naaoelata* Inlo n corporation to b« known •* Draw Development Company, under and-in ko rordanta with th* following propoaad rhxrItt; Oanl. Draw II. M. Voorhl* " M. O. Ovaratreat. Prays tad Charter af Draw Dava^apaaeal uure. • • T he Ford Sedan, $695 f. o. b. Detroit, is a handsome enclosed m otor car that meets ev­ ery demand, in an up-to-date enclosed car. A roomy, interior seating five; deeply uphol­ stered with fine cloth; plate glass sliding win­ dows; silk curtains; latest type of .ventilating w indshield,,large doors—everything for com­ fort, and the everlasting regular Ford chassis to carry it, all means safety with simplicity in operation and the lowest cost for mainten­ ance. The real family car—just as delight­ ful on the farm as it is in town. Come, see it. C. P. WILLIAMS EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman D ealer Finley tho d lro need o f th o F ren ch people for th e help to bo secured through the h o s p ita l Is se t fo rw a rd In a M nrtllnk * aentenco o r tw o —"G re a t need for u n it. C ivilians ta k e n mnny m iles for h o sp ital tre a tm e n t. M u st do m uch s u rg e ry ; n eed specialists, am bu­ lance service, se v e ra l d isp en saries." It will bo re c a lle d th a t th e F ren ch High C om m issioner. M onsieur T u rd lcu , w as most h o sp ita b le to tho Idea o f tho u n it from th e s ttm , Tho fund fo r th o upkeep o f th o hos­ p ita l w as fo rm ally mummed by th e Na­ tional A m erican W omurt S u ffrag e As­ sociation at Its fo rty -n in th nnnunl con­ vention In W ash in g to n , D. C., la s t De­ cem ber. T he h o sp ita l w as th en n d o g t^ cd ns tho a sso c ia tio n 's "w ar baby.” *★ *★ **★ >*★ ★ *★ ★ ★ ★ ★ **★ * * * 6 U F F R A Q E Q A IN B IN 1018. * p ita ls which have been m aking h is ­ ★ --------★ to ry tinder tho title of •T h e Hcoltlsh *• Since Jn n u n ry I, 1018, 0,000,- * W om en’s H ospitals." * 000 B ritish w om en have b een ★ "W h a t B ritish suffrnglsta have done * given th e p a rlia m e n ta ry frati- * U. H. A. suffragist s can do," soys Mrs. * chi sc. * C harles I* Tiffany, who Is chnlnnnn A A m unicipal suffrage hill h a s A of the Advisory C om m ittee. O th er A been Introduced Into tho F re n c h A m em bers of the com m ittee ary D r% A C ham ber o f D eputies. A P earco Ballpy, Mrs. Jo h n Clnflln, D r. A C anadian w om en hnvc had ns- A Alice Gregory, Mr. E. C. n em lerso n , A surance th n t th e y will bo given A Dr. ‘Knmuel IV, Iju n h e rt, Mrs. V. Ev- A curtipteto e n fra n c h is e m e n t A crlt Mncy. Dr. M ary D. Uushm ore, A T he F ed eral W om an S uffrage A Mrs. Edw in T horite. Mm. N orm an do A Amendment to the C o n stitu tio n A IL W hltehouke, Mrs. C arrie Chapm an A of th e ’Ufiltcd S ta te s hns p assed A A C ntt, Dr. M ary I ax* E dw ard, Miss M ary A the House o f R e p resen tativ es. C larfett -Hay, Mr. G u stav u s'T o w n K ir­ by, Mrs. Philip I-ydlg. Mrs. Qgden A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Mills Held, Mr. Jo h n .L . W ilkie, Mrs. F. I » u ls 81qdo and Mrs, P ercy IL Tur- On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates a You C ut Bay From Us at Wfcolttala Prices W rite fa r Priaa U *« W. A . Merrjdajr Company Palstka, FUrifc W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS f General Fire Insurance Otric* with HOLDER ARAL ESTATE F lo r id a , S a n fo rd * HERALD||ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS * F ir s t Q u a lit y H as P u t C h a n d le r in First Place artUt, hut when the war broko out aim found that women were needed In real technical posltlona, and aho took n 75-Fri-5te course In plumbing fh order to be able Nolle* a t Application far T ea D ead Under to offer herself to the Women's Over­ Hicllan I nl Chapter 4ISS, Law Fler- sea nospltnls. U. 8. A., for work at Iho Ida Notiro 1* hereby given that th a t William Ja ­ French front She passed her exam­ cob* la purchaar >**r ot ol Tax Cartlfic Certificate No. SIS, inations and la now a pluperfect dated th* 2nd day of June, A. D. 1911. braeei tha following dra- ol umber. Bald certificate embraces E. A. DUUGLA8K. Baeilon 1. T U I It ahall by u la w f a l f*r otbor fo rty in hi* employ to distribute any pticarda, m eular*. abotr bill*..hand bill* or any otbor advartiiamenl m ailer by tba daH m y oI th* bama to aay paraoa or p ir n iu upon a n y ol tba pnblie. streets o f-tb a city o f B.nlofd, Florida, of to nttnch, p o tt.T ria l, Mac*, point- o r itam p placard*. circular* *bo*’ b” . or o tb .r IdwrUoam ont m atter upon nay public plodo «- objact In tb* city, or upon any liA * . bull d ia l. l*l*traph polo ■ , * H EN men talk now of fine care selling at me­ dium prices they speak first of the Chandler. Because, for five years, the Chandler has been such a good car, so Well built, so dependable in its ser­ vice oh the road. And because now, so distinctly, it offers extraordinary value. of any description In a n d upon an y of tha public ....................................... itraat* of tba city oLRanford. ................. . Florida; provided, however, t h a t circulars, hindbllla ‘ or an y othar advertising m a tte r may b* dlaIrlbuted by actually leaving asm* la th* various places ol th* city of Hanford, or by delivery thereof to n i n e person on Inti da of .......................... ot fiat anford, ford Flotlda. para etlon 3. Any parson or persons % ______ upon conviction of the violation _ of an y provision* ________ ill* lb*_ subject of tba (ongoing ordinanca shall to a fin*'of f 10.00, or Im prisonment not ai' reading five days, a t th* discretion ol th* m ayor. ' Section 4. This ordinanca ahall iaka affect Immediately a ltar IU paaasga a e d approval by tho mayor. Paaaad this tb* ( t h d a y ot M ay. tfilfi, C. II. D lN O E K , President City Council. I hereb y ’certify th a t th* fnragnlng ordin­ ance waa duly paaaad by lh a city council uf Hanford. Florida, In aaasiaa thl* th* fith day of M a r , A. 1). I f ill . r (*•*1) JAS. C. R O B E R T S . City Clark. Approvad by ma th is tb* fith day of May. A. D. ISIS. . • ' * J . D . DAVISON, ' Mayor. 75-Pri-Ste , HHKRIFP’H HALENolle* la hereby given t h a t under and by virtue of an execution Issued o u t of and un­ der the aaal of th* Circuit C ourt of Bemnola county, Florida, d a te d M ay Srd, ISIS, wherein Th* American Laundry A Machin­ ery C om pany, a corporation, la plaintiff nnd J . If. Oyarmao. ate., 1* defendant, I , a a Bharlff of Samlnola C o unty, will, during legal hour* ol aala, M onday, Ju n e 3rd, , bafor* tha court bona* door of aald ly, offar for aala an d sail to lha high­ est nnd bent bidder for eaab, tb a following described personal property tO-W ttl----On* T u b u lar Rteam l a u n d r y Dollar, with flue* an d a tta c h man Is, now located an th* old Progress Steam f o u n d r y site In Sanford, Florida, t a l d proparty to be aold a* th* a r t y o t - J , H. O verm an. Ih* defendant, t o sa tlg tly aald axecutlon nnd coat*. '■ E. K. B R A D Y , - Sheriff Samlnola C ou n ty . Dtckfuaoa * 1 .The most distinguished feature of the Chandler S ix is its marvelous motor—Chandler-designed and Chandler-built—which, through five years of re­ finement without radical changes, has been devel­ oped to a point approximating perfection. T h e life, pick-up, power and endurance of the Chandler motor have been a revelation to thou­ sands, of experienced motorists. T h e Chandler motor is mounted in a really great chassis, and Chandler bodies offer an attractive range of choice. :• SIX f SPLENDID BODY TYPES * f Seven-Passenger Touring C or, S I 89 8 . Four-Passenger R oadster. S I 8 9 8 Four-Passenger,Dispatch Cor, S I 6 78 i Convertible Sedan. S 2298 Convertible Coupe. S219S Limousine, 8 2 8 9 3 (AIJ prices f. o. b. Cleveland) •. | I . , - . ’_ COME CHOOSE YOUR CHANDLER N O W .. * -*■ ~l ; w . A. STRINGFELLOW SANFORD, FLORIDA ^ - # _____ ____ C H A N D L ER M O T O R CAR C O M P A N Y , C L E V E L A N D , O H IO ■4 1 v . . W T h e Dnard of County Comraltalonera re­ serve a the right to reject any or all bids. teitenJi2**5!!* •t.H ll* eorporatloa <shall b* any person or peraos*. by hlwMl! or by any ■*\ • ty. Florida, for 8750.00. After May 25, 1VIS, plana and eperifira Ilona may ba aeen or aerured by appllration to Mr. E. A. Dougla**, clerk of th* Clr- Mr*. Halfift Isabel O. Orlfflths Plumber rult Court, at hla offlr* la th* Court Ifou** for Hospital Unit. at Sanford. Florida, or from Fred T. Wil­ liam*. engineer, at hla ofilr*, Sanford, Fla. Before tho war Mrs. GriftHhi wns nn JBf 5V b ohstetrlcrnns, . m edical p ra c titio n e rs, p ed iatricians, nn otologist, a b a c te ri­ ologist, radiologist and d en tist, a ll women. .I t also Includes w om en nurses, aids, clerks, d ie titia n s, a p h a r ­ m acist, m t-chanlclans, chauffeurs a n d a plumber. In nildltlon to D octor Finley and th e plum ber, the staff m em bers already In F ranco a r e : Dr. Alice (Iregory, w ho hns been acting d ire c to r In D o cto r F in ley ’s ab sen ce; I)r. Anna, van Hhotly, Dr. M ary Leo E d w ard , Dr. M nrcp 1L F orm ad, Dr. OJgn P uvltsky and D r. L au ra H unt. It Is expected th a t a n o th e r c o n tin ­ gent will sail som e lim e In M arch au d th a t o th er h o sp itals staffed by women will go to th e front In th e mono of the N ational Suffrage Asso­ ciation. KoffruKtsts of O rcnt B ritain a re responsible for it chnln of 11 h o s­ THE U N I V E R S A L CA& !" it* lull* ol°S L Company The undersigned hereby associate them •rive* togathar for th e purpose of becom­ ing Incorporated and forming a corporation cribod property altuated in Bamlnols county, under and by vlrtuo of tha law* of tha Florida, to-w |tl Lot 9, Illock E, Villa Mill*. Mile of Florida, a n d ’-adopt th* following Th* aald le a d being l u e u e d a t tha data ot Article* ol Incorporation as And for thalr the Issuance of such carltfieate In tha name propoard charter: of UlahoR Moor* Hairs. |. Also: Notice la haraby given th a t William , T.he name of thl* corporation shall ba Jacobs la purchaser of T a s Certificate No. Df** Davalopmant Company, and th a prln- 28T7, dated th e 4th day of Jun e, A. D. 1101. rio»l place of bualneaa shall b* Sanford. Said certificate embrace# tb* following des­ Florida, with the privilege of establishing cribed property altuated In Bamlnola rounty, bJ, "vh oRlrwa at othar place* In th* S tate Florida, to-wlli Lota 3 and t , Illock E, Villa ol Horld* wherever convenient. Mill*- Tb* aald land being *sa**aed a t tb* date of tb# Itauanre of auch certificate la th* IL The general nature of tha builnesa to b* aam a of L ..I I . Gulley. trinairted by aald corporation ahall ba to Alao: N ot c* Is haraby given t h a t William buy. own, m ||, mortgage, lease, exchanga Jasob* la purchaser of Tax Certificate No. and develop* landa; to conduct a general SCSI, d ated th* 2nd day of Jun e, A. D. 1*94. i j b“**oe»a and to buy nod aril Said certificate embrace* tn* following wndi for Ite own account and on a commla- described property eltualad In ' Hamlnole •*on; to build upon.*Improve and develop* county, Florida, to-wlt: Lot 6, Illock E, !*"“• owned by thla corporalloo, or leased Villa Mill*- Tb* said land being assessed -• to receive payment for all, or any por­ ta of th* Issuance o f such certifi­ tion, of Ha rapital itack* subarrlbad lor in aest l*tbaIn d atb* nam* 'o f J, N. T a n n t r . Has • W r Pro Party, labor or aervlrtt, aa pro- filed aald certificate* In my ofilca and baa tided by la law. mada application lor la* daada to lasu* la accordance with law. Units* aald certifi­ III. Th* amount of hr capital sto rk e l aald cates ahall b* redeemed according to law la s )* TW ENTY F IV E deeds will Issue thereon on th* fith day ot t__________ DOLLARS to ba divided June, A. D. I f ill . 1.1° Bllrf t h i m of Iho par my. and aaal Witness m » i official olfidal algnatura aignatur r*?., i. o t . O N E H U N D R E D DOLLARR Vhls th* fird day of May. D. 1B1B. May, A. Du 1 A ay portion ol tb a capital atock of ' (aaal) E,. A. * DOUG LARS. “ id corporation may (pa payabl* In. er l*_ . j r t Samlaol* Ssmlaol* Co., F Clark Circuit Court Fla. ■ or “ sad for tb* purchase ol properfyDy VM. Dauglaaa, D. C. u te r or tervlres, In auch amount and at 73-Fri-5tc such Im i valuation thereof, a* may ba fixed Hoard ol Dirtctor* a t a meeting An b r d l n a a e * . Regulating t h l DlstribaUaa filled for th a t purpoa*. • ( H an d Dill*, (thaw Dill* and AdvteU*|. IV* eat at M*ll*r *f K»ti» DiatrlpU aa i,,3kL' votporatlon shall b* parpatual. ui>U* i t ordained by tb*. Mayor a n d City d*ao|v*d by th* partita or by law. Council of S*nl*fd, florid *. • — bV„» 1‘raeldaat. Vice-President, uT. l l . ? ’.!* T ra u u m . and'B eard of not twi «m# tbr*a Directors, or mors than Aval Tk. **F. N h a ld ty tha aama parson. Women's clubs throughout tha coun­ try are becoming Interested' In tho plucky little hospital unit, staffed by women, which has recently sailed for Supported by the Suffragists of France to work behind the lines for the Nation and Staffed . the restoration of women and children. Colony Club of New York city by Women: ^ \ ' The has donated a motor truck, and SoroTbo flrat “oil womcn’i botpltal" unit sls, the oldest Incorporated woman’s to go to the front b u arrived Inf club In the United States, has given a France. This la tha Women'* Overaca present to celebrate Its fiftieth birth­ Hoapltal*, U. 8. A., backed by the Na­ day. The present Is a 92,000 ambu­ tional American Woman Suffrage Aa- lance to go to France with the hospi­ tal unit and run on errands of kind­ ■oclatlon. * It la a matter - of apedal elation ness for the French children and their among sufTcaglsta that thla flrat wom­ mothers. Clvltas, a Urge Brooklyn en's unit should have gone out from cjuh, has presented another ambulance. tiio Now York Infirmary for wWicn Both bear on their sides the legend, and Children, the Institution founded "Women's Oversea Hospitals, U. 8. A*" by the great pioneer sufTraglit physi­ with the Red Cross and the emblem of cian, Dr. Kllzabotli Blackwell, In 1654., the hoipltala. A fifty bed hospital will be atatloned The unit waa formally accepted by tlio French government In August. It behind tho lines In one of'tho most could not be offered to Iho United devastated areas In France. While It States government because women nro will be.at the call of the French Wsr not eligible to tho United States Med­ Department for the care of the mili­ ical Reserve Corps. • tary wounded, Ita direct object la to T h e d irecto r o f Iho u n it Is P r . ‘C a ro ­ bpild up tho broken down women and line Finley, w ho h a s been lp ‘ .T rance /children who have suffered from lock since Novem ber. T h e anIV s,personnel Taf care during tho occupation of their Includes soven do cto rs, am ong w hom towns by war forces. u re gynecologists, g eneral .surgeons, In a cablegram received fro m D octor •6 •Xv "'3s-•=-AT,. ’ )* * , r- iVe'lAiVV A W - dl iii* . •TH � 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>, May 10, 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/43a9f0dc560f13805452837c706a8cdb.pdf de8df728aa0eb3cc76b1ac32222ef48d PDF Text Text P U B L IS H E D : ON TU ESD A Y S S E M I-W E E K L Y AND F R ID A Y S IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IX SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1918 NUMBER 74 Patriotic And Energetic Wom­ more glory for herself. Although Instructor Will Be Here To Should Not Be Dug on Glut tatoee stay In the ground and con­ active in the Kcd Cross work she tinue to grow two or three weeks Entente Strengthen Position en Achieve Success devoted the latter part -of the month morrow For Seminole ted Market longer. During that time some of By Several D rives • t - .'* •* * * * C/ • * #’ '. and several drums of gasoline to the the northern surplus will be out of Those who have agreed to take ‘ Washington, D. C.,. May G.—-De­ the way. Also, by harvesting • ma­ ./Germany has not yet taken up Third Liberty Loan cause. This chairman set for her quota 11.500 the course of instruction for all lay potato digging! When you do ture potatoes the yield will be ln- -the offensive in tha west and prob­ and raised $0,850. and Geneva gets classes of surgical dressings will be dig hold the potatoes in storage aa creased and the crop will be more ably another effort against the a.lied an honor flac, due to Mrs. Curlett’s interested to know that Mias Byrd long as facilities permit. Increase susceptible of successful storage, and armies is held in abeyance, to btgin Blankenship, one of the best in­ southern consumption of this year's efforts. by storing, if you have the facillies simultaneously with a drive againat Mrs. Galloway feels deeply grete- structors from the Southern Division southern potato crop—of course re­ and further, delaying your marketing the Italians. bul to the committee who gave such Headquarters will arrive in Sanford ducing wheat consumption propor­ you are more a p t to receive satisfac­ Preparations by tha. Ilritiah andsplendid assistance and support to on Wednesday •and the course of in­ tionately. French for further German attacks tory prices. the work, and to the banks who struction will begin Thursday after­ • To carry out these three sugges­ Extending the marketing period have resulted in improved condi­ were always courteous a/id ready to noon, at the local Red Cross Head­ tions of the United States Depart­ relieves transportation strain, con­ tions on the IFan^ers battlefield. quarters at 2 o'clock. Instructions ment of Agriculture will be to pro­ Mrs. Erneet McCown Galloway, assist, and lost but not least to the will be given every afternoon from 2 mote, the. prosperity of the potato serves food, brings you more money The allies in minor operationa near chairman of the Woman’a Liberty men of the town who so ably as­ to 5. Every member of the class producing sections of the south, and Rush marketing, as under the old Dranoucourt have advanced their sisted the committee. . ' line 600 yards on a front of 1,000 Loan committee of Seminole county must be prompt, punctual and regu­ will be to conserve further fthe food plan, promises transportation con­ yards, gaining positions which gestion, glutted markets, lowered appointed the following rhairmcn lar in attendance. The members resources of the nation. Aeres Invests in Savings Stamps prices and loss of potatoes. throughout tho county: must bring coif icsp>, high neck, . « Every person in the south can do With suitable storage the crop Mrs. Walter Morgan, Sanford Last week the county chairman long sleeve white apron, scissors, Montrouge. German counter a t­ Mrs. Endor Curlett, Geneva received word that he might sell a thimble and fee, $3.50 to resident one or the other of these three may be held for some time, if it is tacks were repulsed with loss.' Bei­ things.. If you are’a farmer, you allowed to mature before harvest, Mrs. C. D. Drumley, Chutuota few war savings stamps to a grocer members, and $2.00 to members lin, reporting on the same fighting, Mrs. W. B. Ballard, Altamonte on Ninth street. He thereupon pro­ from the branches who will furnish can do the first, probably the second, and if all unsound or badly cut tu­ attempts to make out the attacks and certainly the third. ,f you are bers are removed. Artificially re­ . Mrs. T. L. Mead, Oviedo . ceeded to the store of Klen Acres, a Mteir own transportation. . not a farmer you can at least do the frigerated cold storage plants are the were made in large force. . It Bays .Mrs. M. A. Hardaway, Longwood. Greek who operates a good fired After the course is completed Mrs. last—cat more potatoes of the new best, hut this type of storage Is lim­ they were repulsed and th a t the In accepting the work in Oviedo, grocery and restaurant near the dr- Geo. II. Fernnld, supervisor' of sur­ French lost 300 prisoners. . Longwoijd, Altamonte und Chulu- pot on Ninth street and pretty soon gical tire*sings will institute r. stren­ crop, a t ‘ the same time eating li**s ited. Irish potuior* muy he stored wheat. successfully in up to date sivect .po­ , On the southern leg of the Lya ota the chairmen stated they would was advised by Acres t*.> deliver uous thrive for making the govern­ tato- curing houses, providing much Tallent, which {■ the one tho Ger­ There is nn abnormally heavy do what they could, but being so $300.00 worth of • -war ruvings ment aildtlmcnt of surgical dr cur­ care Is taken in cooling it off at mans must attack .If they wish \o hold over of northern potatoes. busy with Red Cross nnd other war stump*. The seller and purrkn*rr ings given this chnptrr for April and They n'o now moving into consump­ night—opening it to admit the cool connect this battlefield with tho one work they had little time to give to then went to the piistnllire where May. ) uir, nnd cloning it early in the morn­ soliciting bunds and could find no they were insisted by H.irold Has­ For all information concerning the tion, anti will be for some time. If ing. Well1ripened potatoes, if dug in Picardy by wiping out tho Arras one who could assist materially in kins and Miss Muller in licking and course of instruction, time, place, the new southern crop now*- coming in the early evening anti gathered salient, the Germans have made no more a attempts to push hack tho the work. sHekirg 7'J war /tempt «n fe<*. etc. apply to Mr*. Fernalt!. who in is harvc«tcd and. nmrkiqi-tL, hc- early the next morning when cool Britivh from their gains at Hinges, cording to the former custom, iT%ill In Sanford Mrs. Morgan appoint­ cards for Mr. Acre*. Be i»U-.» fieling «nd immediately placed in suitable previous efTorts having failed. be reaching the notrhern markets ed the following women, represent­ safe about his money Mr. Aire* hr.* just nt the same time tin tho heavy stornge. may be satisfactorily held Artillery fire continues on both ing* the various churches, lodges, tin* satisfaction of knowing he is for n month or two. possibly longer. arms of the Lys front nnd in Picardy northern bolt! over. This would banks, newspaper, club, etc., of the helping in.trip great war anil at thtr State the number ar.d kind of mean u glutted merket, lowered In colil storage | hint* they may be und some of t Somme in Picnrdy town,.for instructions from the r a­ same time his money «* tr'*"ing for prices, and perhat * a ccWMderuble kept several months. Further safeguarding.of the southern tional vliairmnn. Mr. McAdoc: • Finally, increased consumption in side of the Lya salient wus effected I'nrle Sam it is :U*o working for lots of imirtiM. the south of the new southern crop by the British last night through a him and «»n luntinry I, !?‘-3 if" Mrs. R. J. Holly Tho an;.them crop, in pa»t jeatt, i« very important. Normally the thun live years from .n f ' - i.HfKf Miss L. Farnsworth ha* been dug while the potatoes are south consumes more potatoes than local operation improving tho Brit­ ill have drown to S360.no. After Miss I*. Lefller i small. H e custom has been to har­ it produces. 'Except for n few weeks ish positions *neur I.ocon, north of making, this large investment Aercr Mrs. Mahlnti Wright Bethune. vest fh«'n before maturity, in order during the harvesting, the.southern at once began fo accumulate thrift Mrs. Frank Woodruff It is un-the Somme front, north­ jto ge: \o market with tin* new crop hmrhetn are supplied from the north. stamp- ar.il nates that he will be Mrs. G. F. Smith east of Amiens, however, that the |ju*t t.s early ifi the spring as pcsI: was. a w-i*r ite**;sior. tne S.» Of ecuirae it is not good business to ready to take some more war sav­ Mrs. E. P. Morse most important fighting of the last sjb'r Eu* tha: I* not the projwr C'lc.utl Cour.ii! ir.ahe w.Vn ’ . v srioptd! sell tlie whole southern crop to ings stamps in u feu days.* Mrs. G. I. Lourks 24 hours has taken plore. The objeefive under tho peculiar condi­ northern marines and then, in a Mrs. J. If. Moughton • Tht example* so: by thts man tli<; plan of ' the street commission!r Austrians mode n dashing nttark Mrs. Gene Roumillat rhoiiid be followed by every business to make t!:c ground* .surrounding tion* obtaining this year. On the short timu be dependent- upon the last night between the Ancro and contrary, it '* tu the southern pro­ Mrs. Boyce Bell ar.d pr ifc»sjouaI man u» well a* by *i'e pumping .inn eleextie light sta­ ducer's infer**! t«> reach the northern •north for potatoes. The south, both Somme'rivers and drove their lines tion into a park. It will be u very producer and consumer will 'profit ahead nearly r. third of a mile,'on Mrs. II. G. Dietrich • every other man, woman end rhiU tdearr.nt rich* fur xi itcr* vi«-w by u.gruiluid marketing ami im rea*- more than •» idle frontage in the Mrs. Gpo. Fox in the coun y. rr.»r; Me ; i r> :i* • hi- go ir.t•»* -*he fij borne consumption nf the new Morlancourt region. Miss Isabel Raynor. 1 c” . ,i el >.'ll have a las.mg ,,i.il crop. Tlie nation will profit be­ Thts committee war- gi.< :i •< <•:. beneficial elite-:. i«* ine'i first unFarther,south in tho Picardy area, came there will be !*•»* loss of food­ »ule Sunford from Park uver.u* i" prewkiuns of a place do mure to mnk.* the French stood off successfully a stuff. ' • •‘ Geneva Bridge. Seven cf the «orn- Sore About the Publishing -of Nantes of them permanent residents than German attempt at penetration, mitfee, under Mrs. Morgan reported Delay potato digging! When you Among Delinquents all else combined. Thp trial won made after a heavy bonds sold anywhere front one ?50 do dig, hold in storage if fneilitien Frank Contes write* tlir Herald bombardment of the line below one to $10.000. . No-reports fcom that hr' i* serving lehrle Sent in permit. Market gradually. Haillcs, southeast of Amlensk hut rrit of committee. Much credit is France us an aviator ar.d that hr Eat more potatoes of (he now crop due Mrs. Morgan for her mutiy enlisted nnd was not drafted and —iml eat less witeatstuffK. hours of work and splendid efforts that hr i» sore about the board pub­ in securing the largest bond sold in lishing hi* name among there who Women Propagnndikta Seminole county. Mrs. E.‘ P. Morse. failed to return their questionnire* TOTAL TO MAY 4, 1918, $1,444,450.00 Mrs. Gene Roumillat, Mrs. Lourks, therefore placing him amorg the de­ There never wu* in the history of Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Moughton linquents or slackers. Since this wu“ the world a' time when peoples tongues needed to be guarded as deserve special mention for work done in many instances and a» the Alachua Co., Mrs. J. W. McCullum, Chrm now. • during tho month. Mrs. Forrest board had it done without tyny Baker Co.. Mrs. ID H. Hume, Chrra Lake, chairman -of the_.Woumah’s chitfrc in, the- mutter this pnprr does Bay Cd., Mr*. Jennie Brandenburg, Chrm There arc so many reports, too .. .... Cormj^ttce Council National De­ notuonsider thaf It owes anyone an Brevard Co., Mrs. Frank Meyer, Chrm much advene criticism, too many ....... fense of Seminole county appointed apology ai~ the/ government asked Citrus Co., Miss Sara Sweel, Chrm unkind strictures, too much exagger­ . . . . paper* - to'publish • v -a . . ..wjhtsp .;--; fe_ Clay Co., Mrs. T; ‘J. Me Death', Chrm.../__ ation of possibly unfortunate condia committee to work with the Wom­ the all an's Liberty Loan committee as fol- ports iq order that the boys who had Columbia Co.. Mrs. Frank Ives, Chrm ........ Much of this propaganda can be joined' M well as. those who had not Duval Co., Mrs. .Carrington Barrs, Chrm ___ .... Mbs Louise Meigs, Chrm for Jacksonville Mrs. A. Vaughn , traced to its source and refuted. could fylrout the questionable. ,^.\£e Mrs. S. O. ChaseEven our great Red Cross orgsnitawould advise Frank and all the rest Franklin Co., Mrs. G. K.'Wefing, Chrm . — _ .. ..... ................. •Mrs. Minnie.Jones tlon has not*been allowed to escape! of-the boys to fill out their qurstion- Gadsden Co., Mrs. Jacob Weil,* Chrm Hernando Co, Mrs. J. G. Stringfellow , Mrs. R. N. Chelf, Chrm . . . ........... •...................' People- talk and talk and gossip Piaye line. Aerial activity In north­ oires aa did the hoy in' Fratfce who Hillsboro Co., Mr*. T. L. Karn, Chrm ..........____ Mina Martha Fox and disaemina'te evil seeds until the ern Italy I* intense. ’ received one the other doy end filled Holmes Co., Mrs. W. A. Season*, Chrm ....................._ .. Mrs. Cecil ‘Cabbelt very air ia rank with poison. Emperor Charles leaves his capital it as follows: Mrs. A. P. Connelly Are we aware that in it sense we for the.fighting front at a time when Q.—Are you an expert in xny oc­ Jackson Co., Mrs. V. M. Liddon, Chrm . ../.............................. Mrs. W. J. Thigpen Austral ia seething with political un­ cupation? • ■ t . Jeffqrson Co., Mrs. J. J. Willis, .Chrm ......................................... Mrs. W. E. Watson enemy? Do wo rrallao that any­ rest. In Bohomia and elsewhere the A.—Fighting Huns*with a bayon- Lake Co., Miss Clarinc Hoyt,.Chrm .. .....- ............. *_____ Lee Co., Mrs. W. F. Gwynn, Chrm. ...... ............... .................. Mrs. T. L. O'Connor thing in the way of criticism agllnat radicals are protesting against hla Leon Co., Mrs. J. A. Edmondson, Chrm ..................,...... Mrs. W. H. Peters our war administration, or. our great notion In. dlambaing parliament. I t Q.—What language do you speak' Levy Co, Mrs. Preston King, Chrm.......................................... Mrs. B. W. Herndon right hand of service, the Red Cross ie announced in a pro-German Berlin A.—Pigeon French. . Madison Co., Mrs. A. W. Vann, Chrm........................... .... ........... Mrs. Billy Hill may*be pronounced pro-German? newspaper that Emperor Charles’ Q.—What enterprise are you'en Manatee Co., Mra! Joslah Varr, Chrm...................... ........ ,_____ Mrs. R. A. Newmah Are we familiar with the fact that governmen ha* taken over m olt of gaged in? Marion Co, Mra.. Croline Morhead, Chrm __ ______........ . Mrs. J. N. Robson the government's department of Bohemia for the better control of A.—Fighting Hons. ^ .. Monroe Co., Mra. Allen B. Clear*, Chrm ... ......... ........ ,___ ___ _ Mrs. B. F. W.hltncr foods. Vienna reports the cabinet —State .the name under which Nassau Co., Mra. J. L. Turner, Chrm.............................................. 1 Mra. John Parker haa resigned.* * ' ' the enterprise U conducted. Oikaiooca Co., Mlsa Margaret Cobb, Chrm,....... ............ . Mrs. p. M. Eider. A.—European war. * Americana in the Tout and Lune_________ .v This committee had tha west aide Q.—What is produced by said er. Okeechobee Co., Mra. D. H. Auatln, Chrm villa sectora have been very buay of town from Park avenab to bridge. Orange Co., Mra. L. B. Fort, Chrm./..',___ .............________ terprise? with the Germans. Northeast of Osceola Co., Mra. J. W. Brown, Chrm / _____ _______ ____ .... One member of this committee re­ 7|o.ul the Germans attempted to ocPalm Beach Co., Mrs. C. N. Dutton, Chrm ............. _______ ported, Mra. T. L. O'Connor, who cupy a trench, formerly held by tbe did excellent work, having secured • Q.—‘How many persona are em­ PincBas Co., Mrs. R. L. West, Chrm ^ ............... ......................... tory to the gove^nment'e interests, ployed in the plant where you work? Polk Co., No Chrm. Report made by*)dUs Alice Sawyer, Bartow 19,600 worth of bonds. and I am directed. by the govern­ Americans, and which was evacu­ •' Putnam.Co., Mrs. J. D. Coughlin, Chrm • . ...___ . ...... ment to convey to you the govern- ated a month ago. The American These same committed worked •\ A.—Ten million. Q.—Are ypu-engaged in an agri­ Santa Rdba Co., Lira. L. B. Krentsman, Chrm ................v ,.'.. ment’a 'positive orders th at you de- artillery b’oke up the Offensive, but the east and west aide of Sanford further .activity ie not unexpected. • 1st!" . St. Johns Co., Sister Eether Carlotta, Chrm ..;...... ............. . .... in the Thrift and War Savings cam- cultural enterprise?. A.—Plowing •,No-Man.'e-Lsnd." St. Lucie Co., Mrs. F, L. Hemmlngs, Chrm_____ • P*l$n, early In the year. In- some There is not any earthly institu­ East of Lunevllie the German havo Q.—Are you an employe cr man­ Seminole Co., Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Chrm ............ ..'....... .............. •ectioni results' wera not gTest snd tion th at may not be subject to been driven from, their front lire . Sumter Co., Mra. W. W. Holmes, Chrm ..-..Aw__ x-..T!_......_— m*By of these workers grew die- aging head of the enterprise criticism, but loyal, broad and re­ petitions by American gunfiro: and Volusia Cd., Mra. M. L. Stanley, Chrm -1......____________— courtged and felt it useleea to ean- —Rear of enterprise. . , fined women ahould not be haaty to a patrol has penetrated 300 yards Q.—State the kind of. farm? Wakulla Co., Mra. A. f t Winn. CHrra ........ L,.x....................... *.. v*«a for’ Liberty Bonds. However, condemq anything connected with Into the enemy tinea. ' . . Washington Co., Mra. S. S. Crofton, Chrm. '____ —.. “ ts report givsn' above ahows that , A.—Poor farm.-' Q.—What branch of the work »re People did buy Liberty Bonds and part of our owd country or the alAttention. Rebeccas you engaged in? . ■ . the bonds were well distributed over .' Total--- ---------------------............... .... .... -....—11,444.500 llu, ' There will be -a regular A.—Digging trenches; , This ia not the complete report o f‘the work done by women In the th*M sections. , W*. never know Such propaganda U delightful to Q.—What ia produced by.*that state, for several counties have net yet reported their grand total. ■ thie scheming, | conscienceless, - un­ •h a t we can do until we make an branch? . . . - * , * Mrf. W. ft-Jennings, », speakable Huh. * f bera are urfid to attend and aft vis­ A.—Shell craters. , ■. .1., Mra. Curlett of Gieneva haa won ‘ SUte Chairman. ■ . ' ' Monitor. iting Rebeccas welcome. Cj The Woman's Liberty Loan com­ mittee of Seminole county beg to submit the following report for work accomplished during the third drive: Sanford Geneva .... ChuluoU Oviedo—No report Longwood—No report Altamonte—No report Florida Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee Report �■- « *TT', ■ .■* 1 ■ •1- 1*^' **• ** • ■ -j Compare Jh is day by day with any other Program f. . . FRIDAY . The inimitable Ethel Barrymore in ‘‘ The Lifted Veil” a five act superb photo-drama, lllutninated the, genius of a superb star. Also Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in “His Deadly Calm” a comedy. SATURDAY The celebrated Emily Stevens in “Daybreak" a beautiful* • story excellently told. Also william Duncan in • ‘ “Vengeance and the Woman.” ' . MONDAY . The incomparable Francis' X. Bushman and Beverly ,, Bayne in a ratriotic MeUoJWonderplay "Red, White Cut this program out and bring i t and one cent to the Star Thursday IVlay 9th, and it « will a d m i t the bearer free* Continuous performance from 7:30 to 11:00 p. m. M atinee Daily 3:15 Put Liberty Loans,' Red Crow, Y. M. C. A., Thrift Stamps and everything that goes to help win the war flrat and next to these back up your Board of Trade becauso your Board of Trade'stands for tho beat interests of Seminole County and ita purpose Is increasing the business of the county. * A committee composed of Judge J. J. Dickinson, J. R. Hayden. L. M. Rehbinder, M. E. Dooley and E. II. Kllbce will go to DeLand next Mon­ day in the intereet of the GenevaTltuavlllo road. It U the purpose to induce Volusia county to put their injuries and Insults. portion of the road connecting Sem­ Injuries may be atoned for and for> inole and Brevard counties in pass­ given: bnt insults admit of no compen­ sation. They degrade the mind In its able shape. ’ ■' own esteem and force it to recover Its . This organisation has already tak­ level by revenge.—Junius. en action and filed protests with Re­ gional Director Markham, Atlanta, in reference to his cirudar No. 121, dated April 16th, wherein It Is pro­ f*f Member LefUklere posed to withdraw all differential • . T o th e D ee,erratic Voter* ef Bemleele Ce.i rates between water and rail car­ I hereby e n e e o a c e m y ra n d M e ty for reptatlre In t h e n e i t f j e n d e leet.U ture riers bringing the water rates up to reeen from Seminole co u n ty . t o M e d »«.»■• «>•“ ' a rail bails. A movemiypt of this e rr a tic prlm try to be held Junei 4th el tkM y eer, end In tfle y o u r eonrldereUen ef 'm y sort would sorely affect all place* q u e l l f l c a l W lu .t-ra f.n * that enjoy writer competitive rate* J. J ^ t f i c i c i J f i o N . and would incidentally mount prices of necessities a little higher. This is a matter that our-merchants should be vitally interested in as this'‘move means more to them than to any others. . . daas furniture, only been used tlx months. One dining room and two bedroom suttee^ Will* sell at a bar^ gain.' Calf a^ L. Krauaa’, SOS E tsi First Bt. i 78-tf For S^le—Peach and* tomato crates. Wo can ship a t once. We have the standard crate and our prices a^e right. Let us have your orders, ' Prevatt A Co., Seville^ FIs. 78-lke For 8ale—About 100 White Leg* horn* end a doaen White : Wyan­ dotte* for sale. Cheap, .Sell in lota to auit. . Joe Lewis, . Altamonte Spring’*, Fla.73-2tc . For Sale—Cabbsgo—One or mors crates, 100 lb. crate* $2.25 f. 0. b. hers. See Or write, C. If. Leflier. 72-2tc For Sale—New crop Bermuda onions, 60c pk.; 80c 'per half peck delivered. Phone 881. 7l-3tp For Sale—Day old chix, Barred T jy Sale—S w e e t. potato wines, Rocks, White Wyandotte* and Mln- Porto Rico variety. At the Byera orcas. R. H. Muir head. 78-6tp place, Beardali Ave. For price* see .For Sale—Good paying buslneea R. F. ’Crenshaw, Sanford, Pla. * ci, 71-1 ltc in first class location.; in Sanford* 223 First 8t. 73-tfc For Sale—Relpi milch cow. .R. L. Garrison, 8anford, Florida. 70-4tp For Sale—L. C. Smith type­ writer in good condition. Herald For Sale—1914 Model ?ord tour­ Office. ing car.’ Good running eondiUon. For Sale—Bicycle in good condi­ W. M. Haynes, Herald Office. 69-tf tion. Coaster brake. Enquire 819 For Sale—Ten acres hammock Elm avenue. ' 78-2tp land on Cameron ■avenue, right in For Sale—Steam canning .outfit, the heart of the celery delta. This capacity 1,000 cans per day. Rea­ farm joins railroad loading staUon. Three acres cleared..1 Must be sold sonable price. A. Buck, Sanford. to dose an estate., If interested 78-2tp write . F. J. McDannel, . Owoeso, T 58-tfc. For Sale—Good paying fish mar­ Michigan. ket. Reasonable price if* taken at For Sale—Large farm horse, also once. Address "Fish Market," c-o heavy wagon, only used short time. Herald. 73-2tp Inquire J .'E . Terwilllger, 709 Oak avenue. 67-tf FOR SALE — ONE OF THE NICEST BUNGALOWS IN TOWN WITH GARAGE. STRICTLY MODERN,' ALMOST, NEW. GOOD LOCATION. CASH OR TERMS. ADDRESS HOME, C-0 HERALD. 72-tf • FOR RENT _ H*nt—The Haynet Sanford Heights. 4 room* wmp ete'iriU r -ytem, * trie light*, etc. H. d. Dr For R ent-T hree, oti fronting on P int street, firsbls offlcea in dty. & good office rooms in san Vo will A Speer. WANTED Wanted—Home work. Hilnui Davis, General delivery, Sanford, • Found—Two packages | a fu Owner may have same by payine thU ad. The Quality Shop. 72-2u Strayed—Ten year old milk No horns. Mole color. R» 72. Notify Phone 47. Fine Stallion for Service. Wekiwa Ranch, Lake Monro D c e a rtM t» l • ( Ike UlrxUr „ . *. . *Prtl ZOth I lit. Holiday ol W . U v a , Vl». « ho «a M.j 1• ! I , d . I l o R * t r y , No. s i l t i f If'* a 4, Towaaklp 10 8. NEW °r SWM, hi. a s ta I t E,‘ Villa. Furnished Rooms by Day, Week ykllNi MtildllJU SltdRn olle* ,| - r t a r Proof to MtaklUk <1. 1. or Month—Park avenue Flat, 106 t*•a . t. h? a ilo aTd kni tbaora dam lkod btfor. Clttk r £ Nojfth Park avenue, over'L. R. Phil­ "'junoTVilV 7U Uj ips A Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. CJ»i■»■»»>•»»« a t w llaratn: W- D . lfHfaiaa kf W t k l . a . Pla. . H art, manager.* 30-tf ■ M a C rippaa of W . k l t t pla. For Rent—Nica furnished borne. Inquire 1006 E. Second St. 72-2tp * £ » • • rPU. , ‘■, At ala N i w t o m b of »Waktwo, ■ ‘ Robatt W. Dtrtt, 71-Fri A Toaa-IOte H.tlilw. m Every single member of the Board of Trade, including every member of the three auxiliaries own a Liberty Bond. A Tamps paper said the other day that farmers "should use their Isnd and products a llttl» more patriotic­ ally," or words to that effect, adding that more cross roads meetings were necessary, more alleys, etc. This may be' needed in some sections, hut In the Stm'fiole county section, what the farmer needs is a little morr returns for his crops and consider­ able less theory on what to produce and how to produce it. Along with a normal yield of hla usual crops the Seminole farmers have Increased their corn acreage 100 per cent, and other staples accordingly but not as large. It will also be noted that in the last Livcrty Loan campaign far.mers took over 66 per cent, of the total subscription, it should also be remembered that these same farmer! have lost a total of about six hun­ dred thousand dollars since January on their crops—the crops that for yean they have looked to for supModern and spacious rooms will soon be the headquarters of the Board of Trade. At the last governora meeting_ steps . were taken toward this end and <H arrangements will- soon be completed. This move is necessary because of the increased work and scope of the organisation. The present paid membership is the largest of any in tho history, of the Board of Trade. If you can save money on your clothes, it's good business—providing the’ clothes fit, are stylish and of fine quality. • CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING f All Local Advertisements Unde* This Heading THREE CENTS • Line For Each Inaertlon. Minljnum Charge 25 Centa. . Window Display of Just. 50 Pieces of Selected Patterns, Consisting of Figured Voiles, Flaxons, Tis­ sues and Batistes. Val­ ’ ues from 35c to 65c In answering an advertisement where no narao is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask The Herald for Information aa to the identity of tha advertiser. Uaually we do not know who tha advartlser Is. and if w e'd o jr* are not Allowed to. give out .this Information. Simply write a letter and address it aa per. In* structions in the ad. J-r ‘ ■' For Sals—Porto Rico Yams sweet potato alipe, later on draws. 62.00 thousand. A. Buck, Longwood, . Fla. ** 73-2tp Special Underwear, Two and One • Piece B. V. D. Style, $1.20 and $2.00 Values to close out at 1 We can save, money for you and. give you everything you have been getting. . Hart Schaffiur & Marx clothes are good business They’re all wool; made in 'models to fit every figure; they wear long and always look well. FCANCI5 X BUSHMAN an* BEVERLY BAYNE irt"RED, WHITE AND $LUE BLOOD’1 * AT THE STAB MONDAY. MAT Ml • • U. 8. Laad OBc* at Q(|n*«^iw. ra. �r i a \ i - evt '■ —^ sf -■• -> , may ITi •*'¥1 ••■■i -vVVV V£W£i;Vi*R ; Think of It? ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT to tho highest tewlon’and are ap t to place credence in overy report about Germans meeting \ and (jejmans grossing 'Lake Monroe to march on 8 anford but all we need to do it to keep quiet and keep our oyea open and, what are real" facta should given to the authomiee to be investlgated. The government men know what to dt^pnd when to do It and there Is no need for us to get excited over mere rumon. We hear a lot about this one and that one but traced down to the. starting point It slmmera out completely. If you hear any pro-German talk it la your duty to report It at.once or you should be placed with the Ger­ mans. B ut.be aure that you have beard It right and thqtr you can prove It. • • • 5 And now comes the’ report .that there' are more hides and more leather in the good old U. S. A. than ever before and some-gink la hoarding them for high prices. And thus we pay the freight and pay I think the Savings Stamps are the finest system twelve dollars for friend wife's Shota for encouraging the children to save th at has ever been when they are worth about four bonis. If this thing keeps up I will join the devised. This aside from helping to win the war. army in order to get a pair of shoes. ., • ♦ • ' * R. J. HOLLY ‘ *1 I print this one for the- benefit of my friends, the ministers for they can enjoy a joke as well as any of Io o o o o a o o o o o a o o o o o a o o o a do D ooQ aaaao 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o a o o o a t us: "Jimmy,' didn't I heir you and William swearing?" asked the father of his two little sons. '.‘No sir," sajd William, and Johnny together, "we just said 'to hell with the kaiser.' " .. BUDGET OP OPINION "JUST BETWEEN "Oh," said their old man, resuming YOU A N D M E ." the reading of hla newspaper, "1 beg your par,don; go ri?ht ahead with your playing." • * ♦ _______ ’ a 5 Whit gets my, goat is the fact A CH IEL IS AM ONG YE TAKING N O T E S AND FA ITH , g that there are people here who have “ HE’LLPREN T’EM "— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. g plenty 1of money who huve given a0 0 0 0 0 0 DOOQDODaoooooQBOooooooDOODoaoaooooaoooaooaaoaaoo nothing to the Red Cro** or any oth?r war fund. Others who have * The motto of every good Amer­ Hcna in the army and navy who do Mother. H one and Heaven ican who cannot go ubror.d to fight not even belong tiKtht; Red Ccois. There are three word* that su telly will be to donate to the Red Cro v Tho time is coming when u commit­ blend, all he can afford and induce Ins tee will.wait on these people and u*k That on the hear, are graven; neighbors and hi* chauffeur, his them why they do not come In out A pro Fluff*. (toothing balm they lent!, man servant. Id* maid servant, and of the rain. They're Mother, Home and the stranger within his gates .to do Heaven. the same. r Wc want to keep the Tiome fires ( * v burning end we want to keep the They twine u wreath of beaut eon* * As explained 10 in*1 by a charm­ home business turning thi* summer (lower*, ing lady friend, the fancy styles in and that b what all of u* should Which, placed on memory's shoes are necessitated by the short­ figure about. The thing to do is to urn, ness of skirtc, and the skirts are get up the amusements right here Will e'en the longest, glumniist hours made shorter in order to display'the ami keep the people at home instead To golden sunlight turn! fancy shoes. of having them go elsewhere to • • • spend the summer. We .an have They form a chain whose every link I* free from base alloy: * Nobody wants to cripple or oh the swimming pqols and the picnic A stream where wjiosevcr drinks struct single activity that i* help­ grounds and the plncis to camp and Will find refreshing joy! • ' * ' ing’ to win this war and it ns spend the rummer. Thefe are plen­ quickly at- possible; hut one first ty of them near this cify and every They build an altar where each dhy class way NOT to win this war is 'to dollar spent here will he thu» much. Love’s offering in "renewed: make it impossible for anybody to Some Past Shipbuilding And peace illumes with genial ray buy Liberty Bond? or savings Life's darkened solitude! Philadelphia, May G.—AH records stamps or to pay income taxes. Every business that can ho kept go­ for(rapid construction of a ship were ing without stopping the direct war broken today when tho 6,518-ton If from our side tin* first ha* fled, activities ought to he fostered and steel collier Tucknhoe was launched And Home he but a name,. Let’s strive the narrow path to given every chance to thrive and do, at the ynrds of the New York Ship­ if possible, more business than ever building Corporation in Camden, trend, before. Let the war industries have N. J." The keel of this wonderful That we the last may gain! the right of way and the first chance; ship was laid on April*8, and only —Selected. • • • and then - let the rest do tho best twncty seven working days were re­ quired to prepare the hill for launch­ 1 Woman's work is In tile home— they can with what is left; but do ing. 'The boat was 9Q per cent com­ not start out to stop all Industry you have heard that before. She pleted when it slid into the waters not directly connected with the war, makes Sanford homes happy. Here's oi tho Delaware. In fifteeh days and then he compelled to readjust what she does: Looks after the home and the children. Washes the the whole organisation of business more It will he ready for. a cargo. A distinguished £ompany witness clothes and cooks the food. Bar­ so that the great body of industry cd launching including Chas. M. may be saved from utter ruin. gains with the grocers. Does moat Schwab, • director general If ship It is strange that the authorities of the thinking and nine-tenths of construction; Chairman Edward N. the planning. And all the worrying. at Washington seem never to have Hurley o( the ahlpplngiboard, ViceFrequently makes the living for the heard that Great Britain and Can­ president • Chas. Piet, Francis T. family. Does the Red Cross work ada have gone through this vory Bowles and Senator Fletcher, -chair­ Nurses the sick and cheers the crisis and test and have a priceless man of the state commerce commit­ weary. Helps the afflicted. Is neat, leaaon’ of experience from which we tee. Miss Helen Hurley, Chairman cheerful and smiling. Also tireless. may derive a chart for "win the Hurloy’s twelve ychr old daughter Sometimes works sixteen hours nut war" and at the same time "businesa chrisWeWdd the ship; of every twenty-four. But some more than usual." • • • think her not intelligent enough to Literature-pegtrlment vote, yes, lads and lassies,,It's a gay 5A.lot of this pro-German stuff la .world, if apt a sad one. Jill .rot. We Arc naturally strung up Tho Literature Department of the Women's Club .will mett, Wednesday, May Sth.Vat w 3:UR * *iq ' , * The department-’!* qow closing the year's program- an<J.^Un* will be the last meeting. Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn will-give a paper on The Status ol Women In the World Today. Mrs. Dunn's ability la so well known that it will not be neceesary to state that a rare treat is in store for those who attend. The depart­ ment will bo glad to welcome any of'M rs. Dunn's friends or any who ject. ’ . , " ; .We have the Agency for the Celebrated Our study this year haa been Miller Tires, These tires Guaranteed for aomewhat different from that of for­ mer years. Patriotism for our coun­ the Minimum of 5,000 Miles. Re-adjusttry presented many topics for study. ments made in Sanford. . We carry a lipe So Vital Questions of the Day has been the subject. of these tires and will be glad to have you The chib has held twelve meetings inspect them. ... and the programs have been carried out as arranged by the- committee, very few failing to do-.thblr .part. Many fins papera have .been given, m our leaders have spent much time and thought In their preparation. While not being a money making department some money has been contributed to the Red Croae.and many patriotic current events have been discussed .and in soma measure era fori that the demans of our .coun­ try upon our womanhood, to keep CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! EVEN THE GATE POST NOTIN IT g * MILLER TIRES * * * the-home flrpa burning, have been met and,encouraged. We feel aure that the year’a work has been a pleasaure and great ben­ efit. Secretary. ONE MINUTE HALT Woodruff Thlnka We Should Be More Patriotic Mr. R. J. Holly * Publisher Herald r SaAford, Florida. *- *# t Dear Sir: Do you not think it would be moat appropriate thing for Sanford and Seminole .county to adopt the same reverent spirit of patriotism that some of our cities and towns are already como^endably exempli­ fying In compliance, with adminis­ trative proclamation? Wo refer to the dally imprtaaive observation of ■lx o'clock evening one minute halt, no matter what engaged in, absolute alienee and, by the men, uncovering of head, together with, on the p a tt of all who can’ and will, mental pe­ titioning to Almighty Jehovah for the success of our arms, divinely vouchsafed concern, care and much as may be protection for our brave boya "called" and at the front, and supreme justice tempered w th Christliness in the disposition of our enemies. We believe our communi­ ty and the entire county would gladly unite- in observation of this beautiful ceremony, and who shall ■hall say what potency It might have with Him'who alone Is omnip­ otent to make our valiant fight the glorious victory it can, must and shall be? Any and all, , whether praying people or not, can and we know will be glad to commit and repeat from the heart during this one moment of reverence, "I pledge allegiance to my flag and to the Re­ public for which It stands; one na­ tion Indivisible, with liberty and justice to all. • .Mr. Publisher, will you please ad „ ,ui_s, for , . wo are sure it needs voente in but to be executively promulgated in order to be earnestly and de­ voutly observed by residents of all Seminole county. Thanking you for leading in every­ thing that, tenth; to civic uplift patriotism and righteousness, c* you uIWays do.) „ Re.spccrfulls’, E. T. woodruff. William Shapard Carl Takach . Victor M. Greens First Lieut. Geo. O. Herring . Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. , Clarence Mahoney, Corner Wynne, -Waiter Mason, John Pexold. Paul Pexpld. Edmond Stowe, Frtnk Lossing, Arthur Lowing.: Berkeley Blackman ‘ . Worthington Bisckman Wallace Croaby - ■ Henry Lee Alvin Kendall * >■ Brittain Johnsont Joseph Wynri C btf. S. Lee, army. Tate Chapman Robert A. Cobb. J. J. Driggers 1 Thomas Sloane. . - 4; Lute Out of Existence. The Into haa vanished. It was one of the oldeet of Instruments, and had a beautiful vibrant tone somewhat like that of. the harp.' But It* rise end complexity* were against It. It had a long tall and many string*, and while Its rise increased Ita power and range, It also increased Ita weight and made It cumbrous. The minstrel of today plays on-the ihandollu, the guitar or the banjo—and the lute le forgot Yhe Minuet The old-time •hnlnuet" derive. 1, namo from the Latin-m lnutcel!!,.^ epplylitg to tho abort to title dance. . “ Pwul«* Dangeroua Symptom. -I bear that Bllcura Is going to for congress." "Really? I’m not ^ prised. When ho was a boy they » W» parents were awfully worrtM about hlm."—Llfe. , • wn<i- RED CROSS ME E T I N G. The Third FYiday of every month will* be a business .meetingof the Red Cross, at Woman s Club on Oalt Avenuf; 230 ------ HEftRY McLAUL1N( JEWELER. MY SPEC IA LTIES: PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ' ROGERS’ PLATED WARE . ELGIN AND WALTHAM*-WATCHES . Being Ahead of the Times. The world calle every man that 1* ahead of hla age a crank. There la no disgrace In It. It may be a little hard Plumbing and not fo be understood and appreciated when you • know you have what the G as Fi t ti ng world needa, note* an exchange. But remember,’ thnt'a the way with the world. It sometimes t^nkes years, and even centuries for people to appreciate All Work R eceive* My PeraoBi wliUt'a beyond their experience. C. H. DINGEE Attention And Beat Efforts Tender Thoughts In Will. • Sometimes there are found such ten­ der touches os these In the will of a late town dark of Monmouth, who died In 1015, aged Koventy-two. no left to tho Monmouth General hospital and dispensary, for ‘the children’s wnrd, memory of IiIb darling* child. , , ’ In£500 Lizzie, nnd, n ,framed, portrait of the child, nnd desired tho authorities to plncc on her grave n wreath of flow­ ers each Palm Sunday nnd a wreath of holly each Christ man day. Opposite City Hall TaleohoaoNsU Bl BUSINESS CARDS { ♦ ♦ ♦ + * « + * * *«*o*«e*e*«*o»+ 4 One Inch Cards Will Be Published Us* dor This Heading At The Hale Of | 7.H Per Year. Dr. DOWNING Formerly of the U. S. Army Weaver*. ■Thp arts of wcnvlng nnd rope nnd net-making arc practiced by Borne of CONSULTING PHYSICIAN the lower forms of life, notably SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK BLDG. I among caterpillars .and uppers. Tho weaver birds of Afrlcn nnd Indln, which nr© a species of finch, construct wonderful m-sts out of leaves by sew­ ing them together. Oflice 309 Park Avenue Dr. C. J. Marshall SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR Navy Karl Schultz, Sherman Routh, Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumillnt, Allan Jonci, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse,.C. J. Lawton, James I’urvis, William Hart ley, Wnllace Llpford, W. C, Temple Forrest Gatchel. Ed. Onmeron, Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert Deane, Tonny Deane, F. F. Roper. Army John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, StanleyWalker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe Chittenden, Oicar Speer, Bruco An­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold Washbum, Albert Fry. James Eatridgc, George IIufT, Thomas Sullivan, W. A. Pattishall, Meade Fox, Ingram Gucrry, Henry Byrd, Osborno Wil. llama, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, John Lee, J. AS. tafford, Andrew Aulln; John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. F. Coates, Ernest Gormlcy, Walter Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam PevehousV, Ilarry. Carlson, C. E. Hunter, Wilson Miller,. Uarrold Long James W**ver- Norman Baker, Ernoat 0, Morris, Ike House, T. -M. Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy -Stafford, Lewtle Oglesby, Dcnsicr Stafford, T. O. Gillis, Willie O. GooUby, Hartold Holiday, Q. R. Peabody, Robert Merriwether, Robert Routh, Staf­ ford LeFils, Grover LeFila, Paul Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank campbell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ burn, Oscar DuBose,* Edwin L. D inkle. Sam J« Pickens, Harry H. New­ man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. King, Chariea Printer, Robt. O. Weeks, Walfrsd Pierson, Vender Perritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ chell, Drpwdy Matthers, Lewie Col­ lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R* Long, William B. Lynch, Jamee H. Lee, J. C. Hutchinson,. C. T. Smith, Roy Mason, D r.T. A. Nasi George Hyman John E ’ Rawklns Fred Ballard v ' ‘ -f ' Cal Robert Willie Joe Zapf Ralph Geiger Harty Geiger Fred Ballard . Robert HU1 Eddie Potter Raymond McDonald-. Carl McDonald Cfifrsnce Temple Joe Quarry, ----- Telephone 291 Live Rloht night living nnd the right kind of Officelirs: 10-12a,m. & 2-4 p.m. work have changed mnn>‘ n stunted boy Into a well-developed man, asserts nn educator. Spiritual growth Is not D * . L . D . BROWN pn-nfly aided silting down nnd thinking nbout^lt. Live In tho sun­ DENTIST shine of trust. .Rely on n strength Office Yowell-Spcer Building higher thnn your'- own. Reach out helpfully to others, nnd growth In tho I’hone 108 Sanford, Florida divine life will look after Itself. THOMAS KMMET WILSON Economy rfnd Waste. k. nrwot’rfoN lioi MinLDn | "Economy Is the parent of Integrity, of Liberty nnd of Ease; nnd the beau­ teous sister Temperance, of Cheerful­ ness nnd Health; nnd Profiiseness Is LAWYERS a cruel nnd crafty demon thnt gradu­ Sanford, Florid* ] ally Involves her followers In depend­ ence nnd debts; that la, fetters them with “Irons thnt enter Into their soBs." —Ha wk osworth. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LA* | ^ *■ Like Getting Signatures. Practice In State and Federal Courti Sentiment Is bo onslly molded thnt three or four nctlve penple.^by keep­ yamer-Woodruff Bldg Sanford FI* | ing nt It long enough can convince millions thnt water runs up hill In­ stead of down.—Atchison Globe. Wilson & Housbolder ..GEO. A. DEC0TTES.J SCHELLE MAINES About HI* Relations. Judge—"Now, air, tell ua.about your marital relations—were they ' pleas­ ant?" Bllback—"Pleasant enough, your honor. But they wanted t* live on me til tho time."—Life. - • ‘- L A W Y E R O m C E IN T ins COURT IIOUSB SANFORD - - FLORIDA Screen Doors' .V . •*; V.jF Opal Screen Wire Cloth ^---New Shipment Just Received p * » W i n i l M nw , -, m l ln*4 M i (I MW £ m*M Ofmmtq IM HILL LUMBER CO. MERCHANT TAILOR, CUANE8, DYER AND REPAIRER ; Sanitary Steam Preaabtf, Hot Gaaolnie Dry Cleaning. All*r»* Ilona of All Kinds on 8bor( Notice Join Our Gentlemen’s Valet Chib. $1.00 Per Men®* auiTs ais.oo UPWARD CALL AND,SEE I E ON SANFORD ATE. , . 1 . ■ ..I - - v ^ NO NE l » �r i l r t n th a t th a (allowing dearrlbed la'mD. o'rk.o much th cr.o f » ' I*1 »y lh* am o u n t duo Tor.lkx** herein **t. opposite to th* ti m e toia e b will b« iold i t public auction, on f th* D. l H > i M lU n lo td , lh * C ounty o l Seminole, n n d g S tile nl Florid* »nh, « • Amount af T at ea and Call*. Oaner, T * » » •> P m Ii • • Recorded In P i t B eak Kf, I P a x * 4 Seminal* C aaaly Record* 't* ® . h h i H O BC»iS*A._. f ' Mr*. Anna- llo y r* ......... .... 1 it 1 Hock C . .......... .... ................. Mr*. Anna B o y ca.. , __ 1 Connelly. t'***t* e a lta r a r d * d la P la t B ank N* I Pag* ST Seminal* C atn ip R ecarda ------.------ ;_____ •___ 1 Will Prleraon.................. Paulin* K enner_____ _ Cram er B. P o tte r.; i ' S : V *naban Kit J. l \ . N ew m an ,._ J. E T. C ham hetlaln [ .1 , t* in I f s V 't- and •'i "ra»4 w *.J5 M. M. Hmtk* Second Sub D lrD lan na R erarded In Plat Rack Na I. P a g * '104 S e m in a l* C aualy R ecarda lo 41 (lei* I,o tt S n h d « ).. • M. M. S m ith...... .............. ------------------------------ --J . W. Whit* K «t»t*. I to 61 a n d 64 to * 0 .._____ ' * h i. M. Sm ith..£______ _ Unknown Unknown * .• * * ,■ y x r . 'S k * f_ B a l c o r n # . _ _ / _ _ _ _ C ram er U. P o tte r............. O earrtraat T tirp. Co___ , th w. 6 ch _ ------- ;— WiAS J oV 5| slatofd W ^ " cf °* “* „ ______ M. M. Sm llhi_________ l ' Ilacardad la P lat Oaak No. I. P a je I I I Seralaale Caunly Reran]' n\* M. M. Sm ith M. M. Sm ith M. M. Sm ith tn a lL tO . II and •Mr*. E. Oeteen M. M. Sm ith ... M. M. Smith... M. M. Smith..., P . H . H in d ,. ~ aid E*J 2* 3 ol HP------ - t t w . H , T l 40. U M. I t . S m ith.... hi. M. Sm ith.. f j* j* 40, 61 and 6 3 .. _ {J**1,1 I t 'S «l SW ro r Lot 36 '•> Van N 60 It E 150 It S 64 It W 160 ft......• tee 1L EJ* 66. t 1*0 an d 4-10 * * tr r r 'o l 66 N of B y ......... . tw. IT, <-’■ ,,)lt P“ * u ' it s) S ol By----------------- Unknown I nk* Monroe Produce Co 44.10 M. hi. S m ith___ _______ ’ 2H.25 Esi M. M. Smith.™..... ............ { £ P M d 'K ,, 'H r 41, B6, 84 M . hi. S m ith __________ J . I I - f t N. P. C olw ell__ Armour Pert III ter Worke ft, W. K n o a l * i . , , _ _ _ wd9J.---— -------- — 1 m u . ------------ v - -----------u 71. _ ------------- ----------------- iFlj Lai 4* — ------------~ ™ " . ru m * a* llrre rd a d In P lat Beak Na. t, P * |r* 137, 134 and 138 )J, Seminal a C a u a lr Rrcdrd* * W. I. S ch ad t___________ U. 4 Deck J .................. ___________‘______ M n „ | j . Land A Calaal.-atlaa C am paay'a C a lerr I'la a la lU n a* Itrro rd rd la Plal llaak nM Na.' I, P*«a 139. S em inal* C aaniy Record* , J. C. C arter . •19.60 W. W. D aniel, <1.10 I H u d E '. o l WJ< N! of Ida la n d * Col. ilmt i:*i ol E>4 an d brt 6T5 It N and ----H W ol SE c o r .------- un N 831 It w 413 It s 176 It SEly 991 It E 10| III ----8,t C l ll *N and 1987 ft \\ el St! ror —----------- r . ran N 831 ft W 843 Ij S tJ6 It sKly 091 It E 141 i t . . . -- ------------------8r» <71 It S ol SK c o r ... . run IV 1-135 I t N 660 ft W It N 3326 ft to la k e . Mnuror E ly to • n x tc 'S 2600 It to ben , • il r o i ^ i SK cor run N 1(5 It IV 170 It S 465 II C I7u It) ---------------* 394 ft lylna K ol I’erilm rnon ________ mfl that part of Sec 26 l)n I h e ta rrn Perilm m on and Tamarind a t* N ol Block 2 N ----------- ----------B,t TM It tt“ «ncC 676ll. N of *E ror ul S W J*______ run tf IT.! ft N 1280 It SE *lon, lake to point opposite be* S to b e i.._ _ E,, IKS It W and 675 ll N ol SI! cor ol 8 W U . . 4 _ _ _ run N 1759 ll N W ly .to H' line ol Her S to pt <71 It S ol S lino Sec. II to bet Hr*. E 330 III ____ ________ Vi III* It W* and T05 It N ol ll Stc poit on S boun _________________ darr run \V 6*0 ll N 1769 It SEljr alont lake 1441 It ■ * S tn l o | . 4-t 10-05 rh N ol SW cor qf __________ s r . u _______________ __ rua E 4,36 ch N to J. T. 4 ti. W lty NWly to ) , b»e lint S to b e t ..._ „ ____ t»V NW ror Hand* Add run E to SK ror N to J. T 4 K W. lly NWly lo Prr.tmmun • »e S to b et B,t 1.35 cK K *nd 3 Jy ch N ol 5 W tor of SE |4 . - ________ mn E 10 rh N 3.33 ch W lo ch 8 3.33 ch (laar „ W 5.3 eh)_____ *________ *<1 >10 ft N ol HE eoc ol SW** ol N W H _________ . •«» W 640 It N 310 It E 6*4 I t S 330 I t ________ 41- Smith'* Hub D ltlalaa 30 13 19 30 13 30 '22. 19 30 22 22 I tl 121 23 19 ___ 23 19 30 26 19 30 \V. (,. Aldridt* A. C. Mont rnrt r* 26.G3 M. M. Sm ith 22.15 M. M. Smith 0 .2 0 75.65 S. V. A rth u r.. 3 (.40 h l.'M . Smith 26 IS JO 26 19 30 13.65 M. M. Smith 2 24 31.15 30 3.70 P rank H all------- : 50 19 33.90 J. D. Hood------v----at Hactlaa* aa R arard ad la 1*1at Baah Na. I. P at* 11 Hernia*!* C aaaly Reread* *lwk* || *B|| , , _____ 2___ k»t 11 View Crippen* p a rt and h * W U ol N 210 It o! Block 17 and lea* a tilp I 14 ch K and W by *•30 ch N and 8 on E *14*1_____________ _ t ' l Black 18_______________ Back II_____________ •fw” ’ E,< 0‘ B,i ‘B a,* UlD lo*1 «* ...Z~___Z Z fy7*V 4H ck‘43. Z ----------pack 4| .......... Back 61. _ ---------------g ;^ > .n d T 4 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ' f c h 11 .8 1T j a i F — - — B,<k 1 N of Ity t fB Black* 88 and 90 and Black 94 ||* M p u t «l l(y i r««ll 8 7 . a* - . p*tt nf l k, M. M. Smith J. B. Be*n. N «ki I. 8. *. 7. 8. 9, 10. l l , 12. _ 11 aad l l __________ BLrk* Ji, j j . j ( , j j , jg , 27 _ *»d 2 < ___ ______ ___ l ' *M •! Wick 34 llaa* 8 489 _ . leetl ■ ......... ............. Elaik I t ll,,, p( l t N ol itv) **d *11 lllork* 3V aqd 40, 7 et It*, M. M. Smith ____ *0.44 M. M. Smith ____ 82.65 hi. M. Smith .. _ 4.15 M. M .S m ith M. y . Smith ____ :____ 41.70 34.05 51. M . S m ith ....... ---------W. R. P a l l . . .------:-------J. A. Alllaon-----------------Jam a* P. W alah--------- — 10.15 16-S5 41.40 36.05 M ; M. S m ith ........ ............. M. M. S m ith ..................... J . W. I'rlca------------------Unknown II. M. H a l i t i A C a ------M. M . S m ith..................... hi. M. S m i t h ----- --------J . D. Hood_____________ 49.90 30.93 10.70 6.41 12.75 17.30 14.60 61.90 M. M. Sm ith ... i ------- £ 53.50 33.50 Oi O ..IU ll»n,tv.™ --------- .' i * , L'4(tt*«a aa K*ac*cd«d la Plot Beak N J. 3. P a<* 49. 8 f mlnal# Co. Bhcord* * H** i •C'* *ni->tk I ..J ............... \ : \ P .,N . Ilo la t----- ------ --— ♦ rfh* * a«d T liluck 2 . ' " . . ■\ Rlchm ood W o o d h atd ,— U a t . u g • lllork 4„v. . W lltfrla ra o n — .Sollh'a T hird-H w le-D lT tilair a j *R aearded In Pint Bank Na. I H em laal* C aaaly R e ta rd s M. Me S m ith ..... .*• U n k n o w n ..!.— I. 2. 31 ,ind b4 ;l _______ 1 _ r U 1 a P.,11 *I, --------______ ___ u li: ui! !;• ' V nd 1• ^•*'1 17 ar.tl 17 . 1411aid 17..^ *h S boundary' B 'j A **° J i W 430 ft h p. u a f, Bn* T** NR • « M N WI f . T U r#d r '? ,Vd .0 , *n» (l« Ih. E Um »»Z- 33 19 39 29 19 30 19 . 30 a . 8 25 d r t W N to'‘ b * . a V iS ; S L .h w h oi 30 • '• 19 19 30 30 ) >M. M. S m ith :.--------- a t tv -of 39 H K r '.f S W lT rt f t l T 1" i i ? ? a » '• . 5 h N * f t ~ - M . I t . Smith 15JO h fo rrli U. nallam y T h o i. J . GIAIItn Mr*. M . B. Z » c h » ry ...._ ' 108.25 Mr*. M . B. Z achary . (B ade ta c l* I6 > ______ 108.18 J . H. Illn k l* ....... ................ • 1.68 lU a it y T r u it C o,._____ 11.92 14.80 • J . P. L atng._______ ; R ealty T ru it Co.(, . . , _ _ 4.8ft * ' 2 U axl* W a ld ro n .. . l a l l l o M. I'a ito n . . . ___ * R ealty T ru at C o .,___ _ * - * _ t A ronka T ak ach ,...:___ B. D . il'N a a L __________ W. E. J a m ito n ______ __ Mr*. P ra n k O ourti._____ C . B. R y an ...._____ __ A ronka T ak ach ...r___ — T . J . G 11nil In ........ ............. P . I - W oodruff.________ 4 \ D . Head------________ I>. G. M onro* E atat*___ U n k n o w n .____ _________ S a u lo rd M lg. C o ..,. -----II. O. Monro* . . . ______ • A. C. h lo n ta n e tro ____ Hanford M lg; C o . . . . _ „ D. G. ^ lo tr o e . % 2.10 33.20 16.85 lft.44 3 1 .15 14.44 SC.98 4.5ft f.ftft 17.18 4.55 2.»0 4.55 13.6ft 86.15 14.02 6.77 37.30 18.02, D . O. M o n r o * . , . , ' 1.87 All B lntk 2 tf Tier 2 2 ....... A. C. M ontenegro t_____ ft.38 All B lock 3 N Tier 11.. H anlard h il t. Co_____ __ 4.55 l a t 8 Block Y. .._____ _ D. G. Monro* Eatat*.. 41.40 la t t and N H i.ot 9 Block A. Bobbin* . ■ 13.97 Unknown !al* t tn d 2 lllork 6 Tier A 33.20 Ha t a r H ir h a r d iO n _ _ _ i a t 5 Block 6 Tier 8. W. la w ln ..._____ ____ 20.98 Block 6 Tier A_______ 25.05 R. A. G ardner. Block 6 T l.r 1 1 ._____ J. P. l a In | _____________ 9.87 l am t 2 Block T ire C ............ ............... I’a trr H offm an________ 4.43 Block S Tier ( '_______ P. H offm an...«v._________ 8.38 Bloek « Tier t ’_______ Unknown _________ 20.95 Bloek 6 Tier f _____ S arah S t o k e * . ______ 2.50 Block 6 Tier I ) _____ 6.40 P e tt y W a l t o n , _ la t* I and 2 llloek 7 Tier A ... Sally h lc ln ty r a ________ 11.75 Lot 8 Bloek 7 Tier I I _______ W. II. S tu a r t........ .... ........ 13.78 l a t 12 Block 7 Tier II ........ . J . F . L a ln g ____________ 16.16 ia t* 2 and 3 Bloek *7 Tier C . .. 13.75 A. L o n a ._ l.ot 9 Jllo ek 7 Tier C________ A. L ong____ ___________ 18.90 Lot ft Block 8 Tier A ________ W. C. S i.w a rt E a t_____ 10.70 l a t 7 Illook 8 Tier A ______ U n k n o w n . ________ 41.40 l a t * 4 and 5 Block 9 Tier II... A. S. Syroe*.. ____ 13.97 Lota N, 9 and 10- Bock T ier II .......................... A. 8. 8yra**...„_____ 33.50 M. M ..Sm ith...... ............... 36-85 I a t ft Block 8 T ier C ____ .. K. T . D u rlin ____ ______ 25.05 Shield* I tr i.u r 61.VO Lot 9 lllork 8 Tier (' ......... h i. D urham .___________ 20.95 I a t 10 Block 8 Tier C .... _ 20.95 W. C. Slaw art E * t.,._ o _ Lot h Bloek 6 Tier l> W. C, S tew art, E at_____ 12.75 . run ta le 2 . 1. 4 and & llloM, a W. C. Staw arl, E*t______ 10.70 'It W too ti Lot I Block 9 Tier » 16.85 U n k n o w n ..,.__________ E 100 It ) ... 36 19 30 11.90 Lot 3 Block 9 Tlar H ... Mrr. A. L. la n e , .......... i>. II. J u n e * ...................... 1 20.95 ol N}4 of 8 !j ol HE>* ol l a t I Block 9 Tier C-----------■J . Cowart ____ ____ _ t 15.60 N W f* 36 19 30 8.95 l a t 4 Block 9 TDr C .............. H atte P. I.eevltt ____ W. A , Strlngfaliow ___ _ 4.65 of NJ*. ol S E ', ol NWJ* Lot 10 Block 9 Tier C ......... 4.55 M. P a u l.. .......... ;____Z • ml H lf of S I ! ', ol Lot 9 Block 9 Tier ( ' . 10.70 O. A. Arm atrong S W fi of NM’ i; ....... 36 19 90 21.65 la t* I. 6 and 7 Block 9 T ie; VV. C. Stew art Eat _____ I 49.60 S W ', of NE fj of S W '. end Lot 10 Block 9 Tier K- _______ 10.70 D. I_ T h ra a h rr ... _____ 8J» of NW 1* jif .... _.. . 9.35 i a t 9 Block 9 T ier 0 6.65 _ I™ B. S im o n a.................... Middle 39 It Lot I Block 11> llc t 10 ch S and 30 ft W of Tier A . tec po*t on E line . . . . __ 36 19 30 Unknown . ______ __ 3.20 run tV 115 ft N lot) It la t Block 10 Tier A VE. II. Jane* •.. 10.70 . Lot Block 10 Tier V E 415 ft 8 100 ft (tee, II. C. Dulloa* _ 8.65 5.75 l a t Block 10 Tier C N ' y ) ....................................................... . . . . K. Klrlijr _____________ 3.65 la t Bloek 10 TDr C . . ______ Ilrt 560 It 8 and .10 It W ol ' U nknow n_________ _____ 4.55 tec po*t on E line 36 19 30 la t* 2. 3 end 4 lllork 10 run W <15 ft N 200 ft T ier D ......... ...... J . 8. Gardner..'..!___ _ 17.15 Mr> A. I_ la n e 5.15 l a t 5 Block 10 TDr D K 415 ft 8 200 l t _ . _ ....... 12.75 J. 8. G ardner.. ________ I '. I'hilpot Heir* 6.60 Lot I Block II TDr A S?< of S l j of NE»» of 8K 36 19 30 14.80 A. M. T h u a h e r _____ Ail N U of S\i ol S E ', of Block Lot 2 ,iiu ,» ,II, TDr I . . . oft , 12.75 L. ll. T h u a h e r _______ M. 51. Smith 6.90 l a t 10 Block 11 TDr A Sr! 'f In S»nford (it 7.40 U n k n o w n ______ ____ . ................. s » , or N >, oi 3"4o f S E ', ol 20.95 Lot I Block II Tier II hi. J. S t o k e * .............. 11.00 l a t 8 Bloek II TDr E N W *4____ . T . J. M i l l e r ___________ 2.50 l i f t SW rnr of E h ol N W J, la t a 9 and 10 Bloek II TWr 4.55 D. Q . M o n r o * ....______ ol 8 W ' , of NW I, . 36 19 30 I i.o t & Block 12 TDr tl 6.60 Phoebe Asliury . . . _ _ _ run K 261 ft N 157 ft Lot 8 Block 12 T ar C . W. A. Htrlngfellow_____ 4.55 9.15 l a t 6 Block 12 TDr E J'. II. Hactor W 364 ft B 187 f t . _______ 4.55 D . L. T h r* * h er,________ l a t 3 Block 12 Tlar (1 2.50 Unknown ___________ l a t I Block 13 TDr A 20.95 W. I’. S law art E * t.____ Hanlard IIH |h ta a* R arard ad In 1*1at flaak Na. 2 Page <3. Sntnlnele f a. Recarda 8 . W. L * w lo ___________ " 25.05 2.50 Lot 7 Block 13 TDr A I'nknow n ... __ f a t 42----- ------------------ ------ ....... 41.40 ('. II. IJfnt** ________ la t* 45 and 46 ---------- ... ... A C M arta* AdflDn la H anlard aa R etarded In P la t B**k I P age 95 5.35 ’ Mra L. W. riltay ___ H em nale C * u ai)iR * t* rd * • 4.66 ' C. II. Dinfe* ________ la t a 48 and 4 9 .....____________ 4.65 Lot 8 Block 10 TDr 9__________ I. T ynm a ........ ?„ ..... ....... la t a 67 and 6< _______ :------- .'. _ 4.55 I a t 10 Block 10 TDr 9 .............— W. W. A bernathy.......... la t a 0 ! and 0 3................ ;----------jo * C a m e ro n .__________ 12.73 , 6.60 l a t 9 Block 10 Tier 9...... ............. W. I_ A bernathy ------Lola I t s , 113. 114 a n d I1 G ----U nknow n. 4.63 ; , u 4.66 Lot* 4, 8 , 9 - i n f t J p . Block 10 U nknow n....... .-_______.... la t a 121 and 132.-.._ — -- --------5-36 P. T. F ie ld * __________ T ier 1 0 ... -------- ---B aalty T ru st C o .._ _ _ _ _ 31.45 y ’. Lot* 3, 8. 9 and 10 Block I t T D r 9 :...... n* » lty T ru*t Co. _____ ,* 21.25 W. P. L taalll'* Hub-Dialalea aa R aearded In Plat Baak Na 1 P a |* 37 Jo* C a m tro n ........ ............ 16.85 L or I Block 11 T D r io ---------H tm laala C aaaly Retard* Lot 5 Block II TD r 10 _ . _ J . P. Lalng . . . _ . 4.55 ! 90 l a t 6 Block II TDr 10 la t a 18. 19. 20 and 31---- ---------W. P. Leavitt 12.75 B aalty T ru»t t!o. •• llayd'a Hub 1)1,1,ten a* R arard ad la Plat Haak. Na. I, Page 83 6.60 Lot 10 Block It Tier 10 Unknown __ ____ Hr m lnetr t'a u n lr K rrard, J . P. Lain* .............. .... . 16.85 Lot* 2 and 3 Block 11 Tier I t - . 6.77 |a t 3 H. Ilrunaon 6.15 Itecardad la Plal Baah 1, Page* la ta 5 a'lTd A —. . Klb*l M a rk , 1.67 93 a a d 91. Hem laale C eaal} Record* l a t 9 ........................................ • »• O. Shlnholw r 1.67 la i | | . Eth»l M ark*............... ...... 59 It ol E 117 It nl Lot 3 ------J . F. Lalng 3 .(0 1.67 H Lot II ________ ____ ______ Iloala h lc C a ln ................. Beg 50 ft W ol NE cor Lot 3 tJ B l a t 1 8 ____ v ________________ ' K |h»l M ark*--------------- ru n , S 117 ll W 50 ll 6.60 Lola I t , 20, 31, 32 a nd 3 3 ______ 8. O. S h ln h o |a * r_ --------3.10 N r t 7 It E 50 f r . . . ------ a. C. B. M cC arth y ____ Ja c k C o llln a __y ___ Lot IS ----------- t ----- 4---------------10.70 6.60 A. 11. K lag h t__________ Lot 1 4 ____ ____ a--------------------M arkham P a rk llalahl* a* R a ra rd a d la Plal Baak N a. I, P a |* 77 6.60 Fell* M e rritt____ _____ l a t 16-------- ----- --------------- ---H tm laala C a a a ly Recarda * U nkaoar n . . 2 .(0 l a t 3 of Block 2 3 --- ------- ----- -All S ol S A E Ry a n d N ol 21.30 H A I Ily Block A _____ o . C. F a llo u t -------- -— 20.96 Wm. C lark'a Hub IJDalaa a f Black I I , TDr 14 a ad Black I I , Tlar I t *1 Haafard L o t » Block k ------------ ---- _ !L ------------H ererdtd Plat B aak Na. I. Pag* 108, H em ....... laal* C aaety R etard* 12.75 Lot l Block P ------- -----------------W. II. Haceay --------.. 2.80 Lot 5 Block II TD r 14....... 4.65 Lot I Block n ---------------........*------------18.07 l a t 11 Block t l T D r IB. Uftknoa 3.72 Lot* 8 and 7 Block It ........ ......... W.’ hi. H ayne. ----------10.95 la t a 8 and 4 Block I ---------Jaraea Cow an -------------Wm. C lark'* Hah 1)1,1,len al B latk 34 al R ablneaa'a H array al a a A ddlllaa la H aalard a* R etarded la P lal Baak N a. I . Paga 169, Hamlaal* C a . H *rarda N. II. G aanar'a-A ddlllan I* Markham H a llh ta aa Itecardad In Plal Haak I. Pag* I I 8 H l a t ___________________ W. J . M cB rld*______ 4.5ft Hraalaala C aaaly Retard* . --— _ , L o u 6. 73and 6 ........ ................... ... Cnrrla U. W illia m * ...._ 10.70 _______ . 'A 'lrilnla S h a w ._____ ____ 2.50 l a t 1 Block J ......... ________ ll. 3. Holly ______ ______ 3.72 Lot 3 Block J -----Wm C lark'a Hak DDDlan al B larka IS a a d 36 R ak laaaa'a R areay a l aa A ddlllaa la H aalard a* R etarded la P lal B aak I, Pag* SOT, H am laala C aaaly Recarda I a t 4 Block 35-------------------- *.. W m . C lark ___________ 1.34 Hanlard aa R arardad la P lal Book Na. I. P agaa 34 I* Cl aad r* (* a Lot* 3 aad 0 Block 31....... — . U nknow n______________ 3.12 112. 113. I I I . 114 aad tIT H am laal* C aaaly R ecarda. 18.45 G. L .A A W. J IT okoch1 . . . Lot I Block 1 T ier 4 — „ A. O . H ltatlD rd'* Addition to S an lard na R arardad la P lal Baak N a. | Paga 110 148.46 H. E T ak ach . _________ Lot* 4. 4 aad 14 Block 1 T ier 4 H am laal* C aaaly R etard* litilna________ ____ 25.83 A. Robbia*. All flea* S!<) Block 1 T ier 7 ----A. B lackahaar____ _ 13.78 29.10 | Lot* 4 an d 7 . : . ----------------------U n k n o w n .. . . All Block ( T lar l l T.a-j E. Z. C o u r t _________tz. Lata t , >0 and II Block 3 Lot* t l and 1 4 . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A. M. T hraahar _______ 1.64 319.30 l a t 18 S to a t A G oto . . ___ __ f l t r 1 aw* j |, TT.,,ra.a._ -T— 4.44 • N an B u tlar___________ All llaa* l O l 'j ’tlO .it N A S by E, M eNealay ________ U l 1 9 ---- ... 13.74 151 It E and W In SW ror Lot* 32 and J. W W hlta K*lat* . ____ U « a n d l*a* 154 It E a n d W ■ Gao. T u rn ar..... Lot 2 6 _____ U J by 140 It N and R In U n k m v a n ., . . ____ _____ 613.31; SE eorl Block 2 T ier 2 ,,.. A. p . C happell'* flak DDDlan a t B latk* G K and J *1 Ik* Tow n *1 G aldabor* a* R ecord­ L o ti I, 3. ? and 4 Bloek 2 ed In Pl*l Baak N a. I, Pag* T l, flomUol* County R arer da Alice ft. Robbia* 31.48 I Tier 7 ........ ....... — r-.-— — Lot* 6, 9 an d 10 ............ ......... ' Wm. C lark . . 4.55 Lota 7 . 1 . 9 a n d 10 HIRCk 2 - ^ la t* 13, 14 and 20. ......—__ _ _ _ U nknow n......... 1.67 144.15 Alice E . Itobblni ___ •Tlar t . . . ------- -)• * 1.26 U n k n o w n .... 61.86 t a t 30_____________----------------Lot* 9 and 10 Bloch 1 T ier A . .... . L*U 41 and 4 2 .. . __________ Wm. Clark* .. 13.73 1.66 I H enry W lg h t- Z ^ --------N E U ol Block 3 T ltr — ■ All u n p latted p art ol Blork O __ U n k n o w n ...., 1.24 64 It N and H b y .133 I i 'E ,a n d ' 1.72 ' V ________________ H. H ill--------W In NW for Block 3 -----------------r, , J . P. la ln g ... 6.77 W. E . H oreoy E*t--------V, \ ■ — ^ ----------— --------------- --T am p a Cogee M llli..,._ e »4 oi TI w u m k r T t ; r i v : . z * Hub O lilila n a l Hauth H an lard . H aalard G ranl, aa R ecorded la I An Unnumbered Lot lying be.. I tw ain Lot* -1 a n d 3 , Jo* D a M ont N H L it 3 lllo rk A. — • ■ ... N Block » Tier 1..... ................ " " " " " - " ■ • T ' iV o . m . , v — i , v ^ L n V ra iq a k A \ ' . Jc S *4 It of Lot 15 Bloek 3 1-ota 30. 01. 34. 31. 31, 14, 36, VT-. »■ 5 * f ' , 37 n d .11. llUek C ------Hanlon A C lark y . . - -----• 31,34 C. K anner W U of l a t 3‘ 'B J o e k j'T W f a Z Z - z x ______ _________ D. L. T h ra a h a r..____ W»{ ol Lot 4 Block I T ier 3 ----8. O. S h ln h o lier_____ Deferral'* Addlllan la Haatk Haalard a* Raearded U Plat Baak I, P it a 110. Ramin*!* Lot * Block I Tier 5 ---------------J . B. W illiam *.......... .. Ceualy Reeard Lot 1 Block 3 T ier 8 . . . l K Tier B -------------------. . W. 8. Slplln-----------------4.43 W H el Lot 5 and nil L ot 4 J . L M illar___ ______ t J T ier C . ! -----------------, -----William L. H ic k ._______ 3 73 Bloek 3 Tier • -------- -----A* 17. S m ith.. LM i ^ a d M ^ a f Lot T B Io ek ' • Plarlda Land A C alaaliallan C a n p a n y ’a A ddlllan la S a n lh S anlaed na R etard e d In P . P. R ina*_________ : 4 T i a r a ------------------------Plal Baak N a I , P a |* 71 H a n i a i C tanljr Reeard* O. P. H e rn d o n ___ Lot * Block 4 T ier 2 . --------------1 4 1 ------------------ -------------. Willi* L. Hleka------------M . P . R oblnaon___ Lot 10 Bloek 4 T ier t j . -----------it 41----------------------------------, Will I* L. I lltk a ----- --------A. E. Philip* (lu ird 'n Lota 4 and 6 Block 4 T ier 3 ----T Back l a i 1414.........Calery C ity Aerla L o u 7 and 4 Block 4 T lar 4..... ... U n k n o w n ....v . W P. t.eivltt M. M. Smith™.... J1 f m • .y$. , • * f' -.>7* ■- r i JIHI zSSB . v V 3l 19 30 « ’r | ^ -* "r^T--. Jt’’ tl 19 I t 1 t tl ;» 9 r io L ot I Block 4 T ier 4 . .. _ _ _ _ W 44 l l ol L o u * and 7 tlfao 5 « U It ol Lot 7) Bloek 6 , l W *■!-•---- t; 1 N 37.81 It o l 'L o l 1 Block • Tier 1..................................... L ot 14 Bloek 5 T ier I ------ / ' L ot 1* Block 4 T ier 3 . . / Lot 4 oild N U ol Lot 7 Block 8 101.30 Tier 4 ........_ _ _ _ _ ---------Lot 9 Bloek 4 T ier —. Lot 11 Bloek 4 Tier 4 . ! . - --------H I t ft nl L ot I t and til L ot 13 Block 5 T ier 4..__— ------Lot* 1 to d * Block 6. Tier 5 ----. Lot 4 Block I Tier 4 a t 10 Block • T lar I . . . — _ _ W. I>. T u rn e r_________ _ . f i U W f W - i r i w T ■ Lot 1 a a ? V ij V t S T a n d a ^ la t *' I I I B n o d W by R3 II N and B la NW one L a i * S m d W i j t • ! 8 H ol Lot 1 Stock 7 T i e r . v> l o t ■ Block T T lte 1 „ -------------- • D, {3. M onro* E tla U — 143.16 = c u u ^ H iiiT ir; I. WI*At..._-----8. E. WoodruS , = a :■ a i r Caaaly Rarer4* ■ i if * ' " I " , ■ ■■■ ■■I Il ■■■ L O. StHaglaUaw'a Bab D ir Laia a aa Rnaardad la Plal Saak Na. 1, Pa«a IP Samlaala Caaanti Btaeda lo e k A --------------------. C. A! M e O U a ....:___S . . ‘ 1 i Q llbarL---------- S 5“bi^ V ^ A zzzzz . • ' K 5 \ l 2 t i $ a v ~ I r ~ u n a DIK* I »**r All (1*** 74 It E t a d W ■ r *4 31.43 K. ol P . L o d g e ________ <2.20 I B. J . W kllra S a k Dltlaan at Pact a t Sa*. 14, Ti I I S R 34 K an R arard ad la Plftl Gaa. A. D aC o tta* ............ 41.90 Baak N*. Zh Pag* 44 Sami J* C anal* R reaada R. W. fllm a_____ ___________41.901 U lataeaat In Lot* 4, # 10, 11, 7 . 13, 13 and 14. Block 3 . _ W. G. A ld r id g e ....— 8.33 Mra. L. It. T h ratb ar. ___ 41.70 U Interact In Lota 13, 13 and t y W. G. A ld r id g e .:.._____ Mra. L . H. T hraahar. 90.6S Block 3 _____________ f. r Back te a 1414........... O. J . M illar____________ -82.36 U Ilta re a t In Lot* 13, IS and 14 / W. G. Aldridge , Back t a t 1414........ .. D. L. T h r a t h t r . ___ .-,____ 71.40 I l T .W . W illiam *.________ 61,46 I laftaa'a Addlllan I* Sanlaed aa Raearded la Plat Baak Na, I. Pag# 114 Samlaala A. D. ParrDH __________ *3.30 \ . Can at* Retard* J . f j . B arto w ........ .............10.70 .1-----------,----------- — Kata'Hu taphrlaa / * ■■ ' ' A -Mj LJL1 U _■ *■ — 1 — .11 ■■ ■ , W. I t P*H_____________ 83.46 . Rand'* Addlllan la Sanlaed aa Rtreedtd In P lu Baak N* 1, fa t a 141 Saaalaal* C. W . B ow m an 1 1 ,1 6 1 L" “ V i . , \ V v V , " 1- 2 (L D . C oulter " •riT T e ; •K -eh 5 rh E 10 rh S 4.71 ch W 20 ch N to b e t and b e t GU ch W o f S B e o r . . . _ . ___ _ run N 12.80 ch W In SE cor Lnt 43 Upnila SW i.60 ch S • 3 >* cli 3W 9 l j ch E to b .« _____ B it 13 ch N and 3 ch W ,ol SE cor _ —*___— ___■____ run N 10 ch W 2 ch S 10 ch E 3 e h ..._ _ __ _____ B et 1 J» ch W ol SE c o r............ .. run N 1 3 4 ch W 85 It 8 l d '4 ch K 4 4 . l t . . '. ____ B * | 190 ll 8 and 1624 It W ol N E r o r ___ __ run E 190 It K 470 It W l#t> It N 470 I t . . . . __ _:_ r Ilrt 1638 It yf and 190 It S ol N E cor_________________ run W W , It S 470 It * E 93 Ij ft N 170 f t ............ I l r t 792 It IV 61 SE cor o | NE Ji ol N E * |________________ ru n N 660 It W to >, mllo pott S 660 It E to be* tier* b * t 760 It 8 and lost! It K ol t^ mile poat.on N lin t___r._____ . run E 210 It 8 210 ll W 210 It N 210 It and !<••> b e t 2281 It W a n d .710 It 8 of NE cor Sac. Itun K 663 It S 210 It W 807 It N E to betk and all th a t p art ol S E >. or NEW and ME>i I. ol A. C. L tty! (le u 5. acre* In S\V cor and lr»* N J , of lliock P ami le u p art *old to A. C. I. Ilk-.) N \V}» ol S W < ol NE WM W. J , T hom pson . U nknow n; <J t . o s , ' U n k n o w n ._____________ hlra. M. W. LovalL_____ ttJ O j sHS *i ?. C M ary (1. Con d a ily .. ____ 8T.7» •/ D . (I. M onro*....:..... .... ' /t l 61.4ft > * G. W. Variable_________ 41.40 Stone A G ot* . _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 0 .7 0 ' % '" 'T n i .'W .H B f l l • n n Agne* B. R h o * d * . _ _ _ 41.70 K. I_ Wood ru if_________ 6.TS U n k n o w n .. ------ -------4.SS ■' h nl N ick Z arn o tratn ___ :____ ; 0.78 . N o. 1463 _ _ Uta 11 '■•=0. tnr<___________ U t.a i •• »l. l a d ______ ~ H Z Kl!< 161.34 6.10 206.30 125 It N. and H In N E cor and leaa 40 It E an d W by 114 It N an d S la NW cor), Block 7 T ier 1 1..;^______ :_______ E H Block 7 T ier 1 4 ... W H Bloek 7 Tier 14 ..___ __ l a t 9 Block 8 T ltr 1 ._____ ____ l a t 8 Block 8 Tier ___ Lot 10 Bloek 8 Tle*-1_______ l a t 1 Block 8 Tier 7 .. . *______ l a t 4 Block 8 Tier 7. 9 lie u N 5 S lo ck tf T ier 4..... ............................... L o u 4 ta il 5 Block • T ier 8 ......... l a t 6 Bloek 10. TDr 1__ Lota 6 and 7 Hlotk'IO. T ier 17... H 16 It Lot 4 and all l a t 6 Block 10. Tier 3 _________ S 15 It l a t 4 and a ll L o t ft Block 10 T ltr 3.. ______ Ia t* 3 and 4 Block 10 T ier 7....... Lota 0 add 7 Bloek 10 T ier 9....... Lota 1 and 2, Block 10 T ier 10.; Lot 7 Block 10 Tier 10_________ 50 ft ol S W ',' Block 10 • T ier 111................ ^_____ _ l a r f t Block 11 Tier 4 . , , — la t a 9 and JO Block 11 Tier 6 Lot* 8, 9 and 10 Bloek 12 T ier 3 ........_________, ____ Lot I Block 12 Tier 6 : ; --------- -la t* 9 and 10 Block 12 T ier 3 .. la t a 1 a nd 2 Block 13 Tier 1 _ _ t a t 5 Block 13 Tl»r 4__________ l a t 6 Block 13 T l-r 4__________ Lot I 'a n d 2 Bloek T ltr 8 . . . ___________ Lot 10 m ock 14 Tl*r 5 .. l a t 4 Block 14 Tier 9 ...... u . l a t 4 B lock'IS Tlec 3 ...- .J ; W Block 1 N Tier 4____ _ All Block 1 N Tier l l _____ All Block 1 N Tier 1 T . . . ; _ All Bloek 1 N Tier 3 2 ..___ All Block 2 N. Tie* 11_____ Bloek 2 0 i t J * r IT. ......... land lyiTr«a.' ol Block Chapman * TntkaPa Addlllan I# Ban iat A aa Rarardad la Plal Baak I. Pago 14 (Coatiauad *• Papa'f) m ** ■ H am li*!* C a ia tr R etard* L ot 4 B o rk » -------------------------• U . J . S ta k e s ------- ------ --39.10 Dot 3 .B latk B . , ---------- ----- :-----• • . . A arah S ta n D y -----— — , 2 6 . 0 2 * * : V- ’ ’ - V7 - V - . V ' • *• * ^ *'»?ZvW’A .1* . n t *r if . i: , p.k �THESANFORDHERALD ■ B. J« HOLLY, Editor W. M.. HAYNES, Business Manager tB E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PR£$ ded u such how‘ and We have o n e'o r. two' jr will soon feel tho ; If labor -ft scarce .here on ■the spring crops there are pienty of school boys and Boy Scouts that could be used to pick peppers and beans and. they are ail willing to work. The farmers should investi­ gate the willing boys In Sanford and put them to ,work. This is being done everywhere , in the United States this season. - Will some kind friend please in­ form us whether this Is .the yesr they hold elections or not. Up to date, wo have heard nothing about any campaign, any speeches, any noise, any platforms, any promisee, any recommendations, any Bulshcviki, any anything. Wo move that all of them be declared elected by acclamation and get it o(T the calen­ dar. If they arc ns dead as they seem they might just as well be In­ terred at the state capital now as next year. The Herald is being thanked ev­ Tho railroad now goes, to More- ery day for assisting the various heaven and Editor Will Stevens is campaigns and from those'at Wash­ justly proud of this fact. ington up todhoso at home are tell­ ing us whut a wonderful help wo have been. Sounds sweet to the ear Ma Ruhl [a carried away with the flyers from tho camps at Arcadia as but in passing the prunes please re­ they now stop In Scbring- postures member that editors have to cat and Bo careful, Ma, about that uni­ the boys have to be paid every Sat­ urday night, if you want us to form. keep tho home fires burning - you E. T. Woodruff in this issue asks should take The Herald—that is you th at wc observe the minute for rev­ can keep the fires burning with U erence of the flag at six each even­ after you rend It. ' . ing. Good suggestion and should be Serriinole county can well feel carried oqt. proud of her feat in subscribing for There is a big fish on exhibition at the Third Liberty Loan and doing Tampa now that weighs. 30,0(10 more than her share, Now wc will pounds. That is the same fish that Noon be called upon to subscribe for got away from Capt. P. M. Elder- tho Red Cross nnd this will he real on Lake Jessup one day* last sum­ giving. Subscribing for the Liberty Loan is merely investing your mon­ mer. ey. Giving to the Red Cross is real giving and (hose who some time ago Frank_UuHaker, that veteran wanted t give real money to the newspaper man who quit tho editor­ Rod Cross will, be called upon for the ial chair on the Tampa Times for donation. Giving to the Red Cross the army will prohahly go across soon ns a member of the tanks. Well, when they toko them that old Congressman Joe Sears sends us a wc aro going over with them. printed letter saying that he is a candidate for congresj and will have Tho young man ol this section or to stay on the jolt but that he is of any other section of the United willing to answer any and all ques­ Staten who fails to serve hi* country tions, etc. We will send him one of now when he has the chance of a our stock letters in due time thank­ ing him for pust favors in allowing us to vote for him and wishing him many happy returns of the day. We are just crazy about those print­ ed' letters and the Congressional Record and divers and sundry re­ ports rent-from W slilngtou. BRUTALITY OF THE GERMAN BUTCHER A fine ..change F-you’ve been wearing n Hingle-breur.'ed suit, choose a dnub'e-b eaa'cd one for Spring. Thcy't ? very stylish and very be­ coming lo mos; men. I The models we r*re showing will mnke a hit with you; Hart SehtdTner & Mqrx made them. T hat means all-wool und big value. The home of Hart Scheffncr & ' Marx dothes One of the most touching incidents of the brutality of l be war and the dastardly machinations of the pros­ ecutor of humanity comes from the mother of Win. S. Moore of this city. Her bra .her has been In the ser­ vice and not long ago was captured by the German horde. She received a letter from him atari lg that he had been captured, was well fed and treated, and for them not to worry, but in that l»f.«*r was a statement that by reperate pnAt' i.e was re­ turning n ' package of L’s eiTec a for her to keep. The package came shortly and it was a gold watch. On looking into the works she found a slip of paper,, apparently a cigar­ ette paper, upon which was scrawled this fateful message: , "I will never come home; my ncse and oars have, been cut oiT." Now, folk*, that is not all they have done to this man and to every other man captured; and, too, the report does not come from a news­ paper reporter'and is not exagger­ ated; no* it is not told half as bad ns it really Is, arid It comes right oukof the home of a Lakeland man. ThaV tell-tale qote placed against the letter which Jto was forced to write opens the “lory qf German treachery and cruelty; o f’ the untold misery our boys are subjected to:—Lake­ land News. VITAL STATISTICS There has just -come under our observation a small circular, the kind which may be conveniently slipped Into a letter, wich evidently Is sent out by our neighbor city, Sanford. "Vital Statistics of Florida," Is the heading. It then gives tho birth rate and'death rate per thousand of several of Florlda'o important cities. Sanford ia credited with 17.3 births and fijO ^deaths per thoutnr.d. Or­ lando is credited v.-itIt 15.2 births per thousand and 23.8 deaths per thousand. The reason Sanford's death ratu it i a far below us in comparitoh with tho population is because when It comt-a to dying every one In the countryl-Tor' mllci around want* to die here* i 1 No; so'jnucb from the fact, that than live fnywhere else, but because of our wonderful medical. InstitUr tlon*. Orlando U noted for'lta hoe* pitali, bo .after all that .la poaalblo Li done for a patient at home and the ca«e aeems hopclesa they rush them'here. Nine times out of ten they are saved, but not always, scon* sequcntly Orlando la credited •with the deaths of most of tho territory! from Haines City to DeLand, from the East Coast to nearly the West Coast. * t Orlandoites rarely die from annthlng but old age.—Orlando Reporter-Star. • ( This “ vital statistics" seem .so vital to Orlando that* the papers down there bring' it up every year after the tourist season is over and there is nothing else to talk about. We know nothing abou{ the little booklet spoken of but the vital statistica were compitod by tho State Board of Health, we presume and with *that we have nothing to do. "Facta is facts" and "Flggers is OUR DUTY TO THE FARMER South Florida cities of Arcadia's size and commercial Importance are not living up to their opportunities or doing their whole duty to the country, when they fall to provide cold storage establishments, can­ neries and other means of taking care of the surplus food products of the farms. Tho farmer lost heavily on his late cabbage because the local supply was greater than the demand and the northern markets were de­ moralized by the eommisaion crooks who always find plenty of bonchrads who will give him their crops and sometimes pay the freight. The new crop of potatoes is ndTw coming o n 'th e market and will go like the cabbage. Ditto various other perishable crops. • A little Inter on.we will be ship­ ping In these same products from the northern farmer nnd pay u :>litr price for them, when if wo were able to keep these food crops on storage at a nominal ccst we could not only produce what we consume, but able to hold our surplus for the moat attractive price and market at our leisure. Moreover, the farmer could Btore buying it at' a greatly price. inciease W.iat is the remedy? I f ‘it b not a large storage plant «t each im­ portant bus ness renter, then we are unable to suggest anything to check this great economic lors to ovr coun­ ty Other towns have tried the storage plan and it Is proving u great suc­ cess, if we can rely upon newspaper repor'e.—Arcadia Enterprise. In New York* Are Ruining Southern Growers > New York,* May 6.-ViVhnt power­ ful Influence has the "Pennsylvania Railroad exerted oh ' Government officials at Washington which allow* this road to practically dicta to what cnnimodkhs nliall be unleaded ut lb S: O. pier No. 7 nnd which nhr I come to piers 28 and 29? Thia ia tho question receivers have b e st asking all the week. They seem jto t an fur from' n satisfactory solution no they were in the beginning. They knonf temo powerful influence la at work,, because, try as they may, and some real hardwork has been done, they have not been able to secure any relief frorrif the grievous conditions which have demoralized the mqrkots the past two weeks and which Instead of growing better arc getting worse. * * ■* Numerous efforts have been made to secure conferences with1railrcad Officials looking to some solution cf the trouble'. Officials of the -Food Administration have been consulted. They have recommended that P< n. R. officials meet the trade, discues the points at issue and try to reach an understanding. - Despite* this, it is impossible to reach any one. high up on the P. R. R.’ Receivers de­ clare Philadelphia officials dare not from now what you Have earned or w hat‘you have spent wUf not count—but what you have SAVED will count. Liberal interest, paid on savings, CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA , O. L TAYLOR F. L WOODRUFF Vks-PnaMml * If. R. STEVENS R. R. DEAS . AwtCsMm - THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS U \1 jt lA prfl^iinnflpftiA nntf t i n o o a lv ww ia n iin n n n fwrflpfw T i^t rtc^ ^ u lM ^rfW wilwAiflpgirfV^nOiJCrW C come here.* Officials of that road seem determined to avoid any con­ ference, -indicating plainly by their attitude tnat they do hot care what happens to the trado or to the southern growers who have poured millions Into their treasury in freight. Unquestionably misrepre­ sentations have been made to the Railroad Administration probably by P. R. R. representatives—about actual conditions on the piers here. These railroad men know it would be an easy matter for receivers to refute ail these untruths and for that reason refuse to come out in the open. There is nor proper co­ ordination between * the Federal Food and Railroad Administrations. Food Administration representatives have shown themselves willing and anxious to do what they can to help out, but cannot get any assistance from tho Railroad Administration. The Pennsylvania Railroad peopje know this arui are apparently using the lack of ht&mony to further their own ends. The trade cannot understand why it is that Florida potatoes, cucumhere and cabbage, all heavy freight and articles from which the P. R. R. has Buffered heavy looses from Bhortugr* should all he diverted to the B. Si O. pier No. 7- and the easily handled perishables to pier* 28 and 29. Outside of a few stragglinz cars which got there hy mlstalke not n single car of Florida potatoes was unloaded on the Pennsylvania pier this week. Every car went to pier 7 with the result that receivers were compelled to haul potatoes and other products to their stores and sell them there. This not..only meant a great waste of time and heavy ndditior>al expense, but cause serious losses to the growers in reduced prices. Severn! receivers kept sales­ men on tho If. Si P. pier, which by the Maj dor* not open until 7 a. m., hoping buyeis might come, but bud to take th en away because there wa,* ho trade. In tho meantime, a piers 28 and 29, the natural markets for southern goods, tho stevedores, because they had nothing to do, were whiling the hours away nmus­ ing themselves. Tuesday, during the day, 25 cure were unloaded oit^piers 28 and 29. That night 34 more tars were unloaded. At the same time 23 cars were unloaded on .pier 7. Tim P. It. It. could easily have handled-nU of there earn without'any congestion or confusion and saved Florida growers thousands of dol­ lars: Thuisduy 47 care "were at pier 7, while the P. R. R. in 24 h 9 Ut« had unjoqded only (19 cars. Before the war 250 cats were handled in a day at plots 28 and 29. * » Through congestion und delay? in transportation the past winter Flor­ ida celery and lettuce growers wc-c ruined and the same fate is in store for the Flprida potato grower. The market hire has gohe - to ‘jjot be­ cause ,tfie potatoes were at pier 7 instcaa of piers 28 end 29. ..Pricen thii -vjui-k' will net the growers leia hhl. tq deliver here. Losses to the growers, are easily several hundred do!!tt:.s i oflr, a loss whioH they can ill allTord, and which they will re­ member when the Government again urges them*to raise potatoes to feed the country. As New York goes so goes nearly overy market in the country. Because or tho hresk hero nearly every other market U lower, Philadelphia selling down to $3.50. Tho teases are cumulative as well as received local. A telegram from Hastings by a local receiver early in the week staling that dig­ ging was hekvy ui:h . indication!1 of mc:c rain. The f. o. b. market on -Thursday.was S3 for No. Is. Buyc a would rut oJTcr more than $2.75,' showing a $2 f. ir. b. lore to growers. Many ca*r. v.c*o being diverird f'oftt New VcnI: and mere will tie u .I ns there arc better dock condition; here. N. Y. Produce Notvs. Wilbur, M’Coy Wilbur'McCoy, 88 years of age died yesterday .morning at n o'colck at * his home, 847 West Seventh street, after a‘ lingering Illness. Sur­ viving him are his wife and two daughterr, Miss Arllne McCoy of this city and Miss Ethel McCoy of Bristol, Term. The body accompanied by rela­ tives will be forwarded to Cleovand, O., tonight at 8:40 o'clock, where the Interment will take place. Funeral services will be held at the residence this afternoon aft 3 o'clock. First Methodist Church, South, con­ ducting the same. The arrangement ducting the same. The arrange ments are In charge of Moulton Kyle.—Times-Unlon. Wilbur McCoy was well known in Sanford where he accomplished much in the way of inducing people to locate here and was greatly in­ terested In the celery and winter vegetable crops. He made this, city his headquarters irt the eajly days and his many friends here mourn his loss today. Lemon City b about to lose the Smith-Hughes fund for support of agricultural schools, because flume people of that section do not think the agricultural course, which is re- qulred to get the fund, is of heneat to the school. The rules require ■; least ten students in the agricul­ tural department, who will devote at least half of each day to the a;ml>* of agriculture. _ The Bellevisw Hotel at Clearwater is erecting a swimming pool which will cost, when completed, J75.000. The first story wfil^contain the swim­ ming pool handsomely appointed and finished, the second story a dance hnli extending around three sides and overlooking the pool. Very few types of road would have been in constant use nearly 5 year and a half, subject to the heavy traffic tha: goes over the Dixie Highwny without requiring some re-" pairs. But Polk'S" roads are better tha't when first pul down, because the base is packed harder and the wave* and ruts have "ironed out." These roads will need maintenance, however. It would iie sheerest fotlw to expect them to stand indefinitelwithout repairs. Provision for sys­ tematic patrol aqd upkeep is one of the prime duties of the county ccom missioners. For State Tax Commissioner VOTE FOR He is qualified by experience to deal .“with the tax problem. a. He will work untiringly for tax reduction and equalization. Served two terms on Board of County Commissioner?, of Duval County. Hello, Grandma! ^We’re AH Well, ‘How Are You? N \ S { Vjfr \ \ It is a joyous moment for the distant &randparent wh£n she hears the voice of her; s on the Long Distance a f % / JI §*£/* \ I1 ,fi! y ifJ ' favoriteyoungster Bell Telephone. * > .< .[ . • , ., ‘v ", » Children who*i, 4cannot-write can u&e . the jr * i « \ ’& Bell Telephone with ease,, arid -their small voices over the wires give assurance to loved ones that all is well, . * • * *. The Long Distance Bell Telephone plays an important part in the social life of * * % ,*Ti the nation. W ithout leavingyour home you can visit satisfactorily with, relatives or friends in distant cities. * • The service is fine; the rates , are r^ri* sonable. Every Belj Telephone ia a Long D istance Station SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY �ugiSSnSR PAGE FIVE ■ ------------ J---------- US -------- described property situated Jn Sem­ with, the effort* of the n e t of the inole county, Florida, to-wft: Beg. human race and give* them alt the Summary of the l,4U'chs E and 4,<>7 cha at SW cor I n a n a A b o u t , Floating Small strength of unity. Twd dollar*-gives of N E K of W f f . Sec T.tfTp 21 S. you one year's membership in the Talk* SaeclacUy HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN AND ' R. *0 E, run N 7.26 cha E 4.16 cha, Red Cross and one year’s subscrip­ Arranged for. M *£ T h e C itg «£ • • : AROUND SANFORD |S 7 .2 6 'chs, W 4.16 cha (leoa.beg Herald Boader* tion to the magazine. You cannot lira. N i mm Kl-ii M cU uihU n, Social E ditor. A n ro a o bavins g v aau . p a itlm oraajrartkW fall to be interested in the work of 4.86 chi E and 4.07 chs, S of SW for U h t B l a n n . l t would boapproclatod U th e y would u U p h o o a X70-J the Red Cross if you read the mag­ cor of N E H of SW K Sec. Run N Ike Frasier U diving a new Over­ ate candidate for the United States .. . - . 7.26 chs W 1.88 chs,IS..7.26 cha E bad Light ®* purchased from the Infantry. He U now atationed at azine. Arthur Dlckios srrived yesterday 11 oa .t,. \ In honor of thair guest, Mra. D. O verland Salea & Service Co. Camp Gordon, Atlanta, where he la S.: Shellhorn of St. Louis, Mr. and from Camp, Wheeler on a five day*' I , Chain Letters Mr« R- E* Fihlcber of Fruitiand training troops. furlough to the delight of his parT h e ja ld land being assessed a t Mrs. William Gillen charmingly cnThere is now a chain letter- beinj; Park, Fla., arrived in Sapford today d ite of Usuanco of such cai^ Forrest Gatchcl who is with the circulated in this Division, especially teftainod on Wednesday evening at •nt* and many friends. ‘ __ ;__ , in tho name of Moses Sam*ndj» the.gupt of her friend, Mr*, U. S. Naval Reserves "at Key -West their homo oh Laurel avenue. ,Thc j. p, Hilburn at the M. E. Parton- has returned to that city alter a In the state of Tennessee. rooms of the residence were prettily M b. Marian Philip, h i. m u rn .d u'!*' “ W r«rllflcit. .h .ll be The statement referring to the Red decorated for tho occasion with many ai'r, where ahe will remain for sor­ lew days furlough apont with home in Rollins C o ll.,. a pl— n. h ? , T .*a ' 7.i*!S " 1 folks. Mrs. Gatchel and little son; Crosa In this letter la without au­ beautiful roaid'and violets. During «.ek end with her p .r .n .., Mr. and H " er*! day*. ' 7' ,°a " “ thority, and chapter member* are the evening a number of interesting Mra. L. R. Philip,. B u y — Stone> Golden Crisp Potato Forrest will remain a short tjrae , “ M A . D' 1S18' , with, her parents, Mr. and Mr*. M. requested to do all they-can-to atop gsrrtcs of Five Hundred were en­ <jhlpa at L. P. McCuller'a. ?4-4tp *-------Witness my official aolgnature and this letter and not have It answered. Harry Ward haa returned from an M. Stewart before returning to Key Any'time you happen to see a chain joyed a n d 'a t a late houlr dainty war Mr. Park, chairman of the R cd jBMl this the 7th day of May, A. D f , JVeat. time refreshmonta were served. The Cross campaign ’for the state of 1918." extended visit to polnUl in Indiana letter in which the Red Cross name affair was thoroughly Informal %nd SLEEP INSURANCE and other atatca. He report* that E. A. DOUGLASS, Is used you are authorized to state enjoying the evening were Mr. and Florida spent a few dyas In the city | (*•■!) "A Terror to Mosqultow." Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co. there is nothing but war talked up this week. that It is without authority. Mrs. J., P, Hurley, Mr. and Mrs. - ,_____________ 72-tf ‘ there and war is their business to • Florida. Tho Postal Department does not H. D. Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. San­ By V. M. Douglaas, D. C. the exclusion of everything else. Claud Roundtree, representing thej Attention. Royal Neighbors sanction the circulation of any kind ford,* Mr, and Mrs. J. G. Hurley and 74-Tues-5tc Mr. and Mra. Cecil Qabbett leave firm of Wyeth & Co. of Philadel­ All members arc urgently requeu­ of chain letters, and no chain what­ Mr. nnd Mps. I. ,E. Eatridge. . for Daytona Beach today where ed to be present Thursday afternoon, ever should be answered. I* phia spent a few days In the city] they will spend several monthe. I this week. May 9th. Business of special im­ The Auction* Bridge Club was de­ SLEEP INSURANCE portance. ."Refreshment*." . Red Cross Briefs . lightfully entertained on Monday "A Terror to Mbaqultor*." ' Mrs. Thomas A. Neal nn<£ dough-1 Recorder. If your son or brother or friend afternoon by Mrs. Eugene Roumilr 72-tf is In a German prison camp he flhds lat at her home on Palmetto avenue. ter left recently for San Antonio. Mr. and Mra. Ernest Krupp have "Over There" awaiting him an American Red Several interesting rubbers of bridge Texas, where they will join Capt, returned from Montgomery, where Word haa been received by Mr. Cross emergency food parcel. were played, at the conclusion of Neal. • they visited their son, Leslie, who Is and Mr*. Loosing that their son, which scores were added and Mrs. in the hospital corps at that place. Arthur has at last arrived saicly Mr. C. A. Betts left Saturday for Free life Insurance is to he pro­ F. J. Gonzales having high was pre­ They thoroughly enjoyed the trip "somewhere In France." All of his vided for Red Cross workers across sented with a lovely pair of black Woodberry, Ga., "where he was nnd the eight of- such a large camp friends aqd the people of Sanford the seas; ■ilk hose. Among the guests were called by the illness of his mother. and hospital. wish.Arthur all the success and best -------- I Mrs. E. P. Morse,, Mrs. Claud How­ * « Thos. Dawda of DeLand spent a Mrs. Fries of Oklahoma is the wishes and wc are all hoping he will The Red. Cross has supplied 1,000,- ard, Mrs. Ernest Galloway, Mrs. A guest of her nhter, Mrs. Al Liija soon return. 000 surgical dressings and opened B. Wallace, Mrs. R. A. Newman, few days in the city this week, com­ and her many Sanford friends are relief headquarters in nine regional Mrs. Walter Morgan, Mrs. Richard bining business and pleasure. Dcas, Mrs, R, B. Bower, Mrs. G. D. Summer School glad to see her here again. districts of Italy. Mrs. C. L. -Polk, one of Sanford's Bishop, Mrs. F. J. Gonaales and Mrs Miss Lillie Farnsworth left yester­ Far Wood and heavy hauling aee former teachors will accept a limited Ernest Houshotder. day for Rollins College where she Murrell, or phone 37*. 48-tf Supplied American troops *with number of pupils who arc desirous of will-take a business course. Mr. and Mra. Ed. Cameron have making up work during the summer comfort'klls and sent them Christ­ The Priscillas were delightfully man gifts. arrived In the city, from Key West months. ■ • 73-tfc entertained’ on Friday afternoon by T. P. Denham left Sunday lor for a thirty days furlough. Ed. Is «]:h the U. S. Navel Reserves. Organized a nurse’s service for Mrs. J. D. Roberts at her home on Jacksonville* where he will remain Laurel avenue. The afternoon sped several days on business. The Surprises of,Life Mr. and Mrs. Will Coulbourne are many indeed and when most American army use. all too rapidly with fancy work, and Mi*» Frances Chappell and Reg* vividly portrayed by a minister as knitting and chatting, after which S. II. Rogers of Tampa is spend­ Established infirmaries and rest Mn. Roberta assisted by her daugh­ inald Holly spent Saturday evening they were by Mr. Massey at tho in Orlando taking in the show at Tempi? Sunday night In his sermon stations along all routes followed by ter, Miss Ruth served a delicious icc ing a f£w days in the city this week on business. Phillips Theatre and -having lunch on that subject, certainly give one the American troops In France. course. Among the guests were ere returning home. Mr*. C.'W. Speer, Mra. A. E. Ilill, plenty of food for thought. Mr. spent Saturdny in Provided nn artificial limb factory Mrs. J. E. Pace, Mrs. C. C. Wood­ Mcssey began with the days of old SLEEP INSURANCE i! D* Jinkins OfUndo combining business and and special plants for the manufac­ ruff, Mrs. Pnttin, Mrs. Purdon, Mrs. "A Terror to Mosquitoes." and re-stated the greater surprises pleasure. that thp world had witnesrod, even ture of splints and nitrons oxide Eastcrby and Mrs. .Caldwell. 72tf unto the present day, closing his gases. Froy Uoussean la in the city for a Judge Perkins of DeLand was a sermon with u kind of a pre-review A jolly crowd motored to Palm leu days with Mrs. Roascan and Established a casualty service for Springs on Thursday afternoon and business Visitor in the city this her jarenta, Mr. nnd Mrs. Vincent. of the outcome of the present world week. picnie supper, i Froy is now with the Miami Herald. conflict that is more or less the gathering information in regard to hod a delightful greater surprise of the ages. The the wounded and missing. Swimmiimg was enjoyed before and O o p rrltk l U a rl BbU I b u A M i n Mrs. Greene is visiting friends advice of the pastor wan given at Mr. Curlett of Geneva was a San­ after supper until u late hour. En­ und relations at Woodbine, Gn. Ar­ intervals throughout the service und Hospitals and convalescent homes, joying the evening'were Miss Bertha ford visitor yesterday. thur Greene accompanied her that wan to the effect that all should lie Morey. Miss Mabel Lee, Miss Ma­ far and upon his return home spent ready to enter into the presence of twenty dispensaries In the American Washburn Promoted mie Bragg, Mrs. Lee, Miss Mabel army zone, warehouses from the sea a couple of weeks with his sister, the Master nnd not he taken by the Word comes from Floytl WashBragg. Mrs. Bragg, Mr. Harley to the Swiss border have been es­ Gladys at the Woman's College at surprise of death at any time. tablished,- children's hospitals and Maine*, Mr. Raleigh King and Mr. hum, the eldest son of Mr. end Mrs. Tallahassee. „ .... R. F. Washburn that he has been During the services a beautiful homes, reclamation work in invaded R. Rice. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic violin service was rendered by Mrs. sections from which the enemy has transferred from Co. K, 122nd In­ Fhysician. First National Bank C. J. Marshall. Mn. Marshall has been driven, clothing the naked and OU see here one of the Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Griffith of fantry nt-Cemp Wheeler to the Mo­ bldg., Phone 330-W. B4-tf kindly consented to render several feeding the hungry are some few of Sarasota have herome residents of tor Mechanic's Signal Corps and has new Varsity suits for Tcm Malm has arrived safely in selections for the church and her the uses to which our dollars have been pronoted to Corporal?* Sanford and are located at the Lin­ spring. It’s one of the France, according to letter received playing will he n feature of the ser­ been put by the American Red coln Hotel. Mrs, Griffith will he here by his sister, Mrs. H. E. Tolar. vices for n time. economy styles by Crors. Are you a member? and pleasantly remembered ns Mlr.s SnlA Ca r d of Thanks He is with the 304th Field Artil­ have you renewed for another year? ! lie Lou Peabody and her man) Hr wish to thank all those who lery. FIGHTING IN H U M E friends will be delighted to welcome on'rihuted the beautiful flowers, Sergeant .\fcade Fox of the Coast und all kindners shown us in sym­ Pay Your Poll Tax Now iier and‘her husband to this city. Artillery is home for n few days fur­ The French Government Official In order to vote at the coming pathy in the death ol our dear Motlau„Pklurc of Fighting primary election poll taxes lor 1916 lough much to the delight of his Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Barrett ar­ brother. In France friends nnd home folks. Meade and 1917 must be paid on or before Mr. und Mr*. IV. E. Saintnis. . rived from Plant City last week nnd thinks that he will not he home Taken by tlie order of the General May 11th. are housekeeping again at 614 Mag­ again soon as he has an engagement Staff and loaned by the French g o v There is no superfluous The commissioners of St. Augus­ nolia avenue. Mr. Barrett will Woman’s Club Notes with Tracy McCuller in France. eminent to the N. Y. World through use of wool fabric. have charge of the Armour Refrig­ tine recently puid off the entire in­ The last monthly business meet­ its war correspondent, E. Alexander SLEEP INSURANCE debtedness of the town excopt a erator Co. business for Jialaojce of •But that isn’t the only Powell will be shown at the Lyric ing of the club year wan held on last the season. "A Terror to Mosquitoes." bond issue of 3G5.00Q issued for tho Wednesday afternoon at the club way they.conserve. Thursday Matinee und night. This 72-tf purchase of the water works sys­ house, Mrs. E. M. Galloway presidpicture shows war just it is. You •Mis. E. S. Tyner nnd grandson, Mrs. \Y. If. Harris, who has been tem. The city owed $400,000 at the They save your money lleginald Holly left this morning for will nee the iriighty guns pounding ing. After the repeating of collect j upending several d a js in Sanford will time the commission took over its because they wear longer Gainesville where they will be the away, sending‘2,000 shells Irom each and singing the club song by nil lonve tomorrow for her home In Oak­ ffairs. than other clothes and guests of- Mis. Tyner's daughter, gun in n few seconds of time. Ar­ present, "Keep the Home Fires land.. While here she has been the keep their style and shape Mrs. Carrie B. Jackson for a few mored airships nren In flights. Two Burning." Mrs. Philips sang most guest ol Mn. George Huff. Notice of Application for Tax Deed daysy Mrs. Tyner will visit rela­ thousand prisoners taken, in battle, beautifully, "Spring Has Come." until the lost. Mrs. W. E. Watsop, secretary, Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, ti v e at Morriston” and Wllliston ere see the dimdt- ol. poisoned gas and Mra. D. C. Shellhorn has returned 'Laws of.Florida see the di-fondara in tho firnt line gave minutes of last meeting, fol­ returning home. * * lowing which reports from depart­ to her home In St. Louis, after en­ N tt’qe it hereby given that Bentrenches. Mrs. Losjing of Wisconsin ar­ joying n pleasant visit here with Mr. a min Edwards, purchaser of Tax fieo history as i: U made at the ments were called for. rived In the city • yesterday from cannon's very mouth being recorded The chairman on finance reported an<l Mrs. William Gillen at their Certificate Nt). 286, dated the 7th Wisconsin and will spend several by the camera .vit,h isuch unmistak­ that through the building fund the home on Laurel avenue. — day of June, A. D. 1909, has filed di>s here the guest of her couain, able. accuracy that even at this dis- club would find it possible to make *• * / naid certlflca’te In my office, and haa The homo of H art Schafiner 6 Mrs. Al Liija. Mrs. I.oislng Is tho :ancJ wc get the spirit of it all. an advance payment of one hundred Judge D. B. Nicholson arrived mnde application for tax deed, to Marx clothe* risto- rf the Ijxte’ Mro. Pauline Brown All modern war machinery , is dollars on the annual amount prom­ Friday from" Lakeland and will be ssuc (n accordance wdth law. Said ‘■3U[t who for many years, was the . - the guest of his slater, Mrs. J. D. certificate, embraced the- following ihawn in detail and one !s afforded ised to be paid of $200. ' brilliaht rccicty editor of the Tampa Mr?.; Watson, chairman Thrift Roberts to r' several weeks-'at , her unusual)/ intimate views of the Tribtire. ^ Stnnf^ reported JJ0.75 qollectcq home on laurel uvenuo/ * yenchV., , l. '■ \ \ thus far, a very creditable showing! P! one 101 for. pressing, deinin*j 3r;d alterations.. 1 Quality and *ser- -.MbtfsV , itY-tre: n5 ih t German-, Music Department announces a • Joe ' Laing returned to Stetson ifeneher nr.d entattslemcnis are *oeh T - , Sho? U Cio. Co. • through a rerirenj e from tho Frencn Commun'ty Sing fer 'Sunday May University yesterday after spending . *G?-tr 19:h, to be held elihir In’ the par- a pleasant week with his parents, ri-nchcs. Fiie-dv of t. Me b r a: the S!r.r Theatre. Further an­ Mr. and Mrs. Jop Laing at their Din’t mbs «oelng this wonderful nouncement to be made as do place homo on Oak avenue. L-ughlin w'. 1 bj in te c ’iol . o l i a r i l picture at the Lyric Thursday. he h . luccesafit! c m , o.vri cf mrciing. Mrs. C. M. Berry, chairman Home ' “ B1 e-n t ain'ng c rrp at Lccn Meade Fox, Sergegnt in the Coast * COMMITTEE MEETING Econom!ci, ^ a*n m a t i n g talk A r ^ t ^ S d a y from Key dp -rg , To ns and P new a r -hi on war bread. West on n few days furlough, much Red Cross Society Meets Thursday Welfare Department announced a to the delight of home folks and .his Evening Better Baby Contest. many friends. The regular monthly' meeting -of Literature Department announced i n Se v e n r e e l s , the executive committee of the Red tho anticipated pleasure of hiving Mrs. Roy Tillls and children‘re­ Cress will be held Thursday evening Mr*. Dunn with them tomorrow . <♦> at 7:30 at the Woman’s Cluli. This Wednesday, May 8th. A special turned homo yesterday from Or­ See the armored Air Ships, see ^ will be the-usual second Thursday program has been arranged In .honor mond, where they -have been the guests of Mrs. TIJ1U* rister for the meeting. of tho occasion. Mrs.' Dunn is a past few days. 20,000 Prisoners taken in battle, charter member of the club, a wom­ _____ ✓ * / • an of rare ability and fine .intellect Red Cross Magazine See the Cloud o f Poison Gas roll in. Mr*. E. R. Trafford of Port J«fTho Red Cross Magazine heart to and her papers arc always enjoyed the world the message of tho Red and are invariably of unusual in­ fetson, N. Y., left on the Osceolv See the First Line Trenches. See Saturday for her home after apendCross. It is a message of tenderness terest. the mighty guns pounding away t. The Social Department will have ing a pleasant winter In Florida. and it speaks from trench to battle­ an evening bridge at the club house ship, from hospital and prison camp P o ll M o ll „ sending 2,000 s h e lls ' from each J. E. Peacock of DeLand afpenf a and reem tion center.- J t tells you on Tuesday, the 14th, to'w hich the A very stylish and serviceable of the heroic work of soldier* and public la Invited.' This is a benefit few hour* In Sanford yesterday on gun in a few seconds time. See f «boc on a custom 1made Eng- dallora, of nurses, surgeon*** aryl affair in the interest of the - Red business.. Mr. Peacock is.county so­ ambulanc) drivers. - It tells you how Crosp work and it Is hoped a large licitor for Volusia county. all m odem w ar machinery. : :;J . --- 4------- . A-our bandages - and dressing* are crowd will attend, ^hereby swelling A . . M A - Ai , J ' ' * 1 ^/ aV stopping wourias' and how your the proceeds. For* reservations H> V. Malnei Mr*. H, Y. Malnex arrivod re. s a f e s t ; $ = ' money Is fighting death. Il ls the please phone Mra. R. A. Newman, ccntly from Memphis Tenn., c n i Matinee 3 :15—Night 7-15. No Advance in Price very cornerstone- of a great humanl- phoije 90. Mra.. Newman will bo I will be the guest-of friends and rela 1tarfctn effort, (or It Join* your effort* hoateu on this ocfatlon. j ive* for sertiraj wceki tial«Htpptnlafi Mention of Miller* la Brief ; M Personal Itema ' i •fInterest T 1 A 7 ’S DOMAIN -.11 S t y l e ’ s the word Y Hart Schaffiyer • & Marx J f ft - -Ay Sanford Shoe and Clothing Company I LYRIC THEATRE! AS L'if ■m * THURSDAY, MAY 9th t | “Fighting in France” f4 ‘f % "\f' % ymi Z S & s c k k s 8 Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. \ ■■ f •L-;. As- QP -- : �'• v * ■ • ■ PAGI •: " ' T < ■■ W. C. Stew art.. W. O. Aldridge John Mueeon..., W. a . Aldridge ,l-8 and E ? - l of 4. Block % ..s 1 Block 14.1__I.___ ______ — i t 1 Block 1 7 , . --------- :----- -— Neava’a Addition to Haatord oa Rccordad In Plat Book No. I, P a g ta 74 an d 131 All {Block* A a n d B . . L o t « Block F ----- L S Brown Lota 7 and 8 and ■ Lot 9 Block P. W l i t ft U t l Block Lot X Block X o W a to u n _ Lota.S and 4 Block* S i B. Brown j / L 1 S=Jt . ^ i lf aldan Baal Eatalo Camaany'a Addition to S aalard a* Recorded In P lat Book No. 1 eg* O . Samlaala C an nlr Rccarda John Lawton. t Bed !U b 4'« AddlLtoa U U > I « h | u la Plat Bh > fim I Pag# I I H .m inole ln .l* rC.eaaty a ilr B mmJa * 'r ' * . Sem Receede J. 9. Arnold 3. 8. Arnold » n rpr u n » ■ tn run E 1462 f t N 290 ft W USX l l 8 190 I t and beg N E ee* or W ‘< L«t X XI run W SIS It 8 96 U E s i s a N s s a ------------- J. E. Paco'a Bob BlrUUn of Block C MellemlUe Hew ladle Cenatr I NE cor L o t 11 .run W 8 . C. Dlrlcon 8 . C. [llrkadn, ' M. P. Roblnena 1,'nkflnwn.. , . _ Unknown Back t a t 1914... M - WS Ww. : *a~ ----TO 1®* 28 — ______ — 21 1-3 Internet in E H of SEW of SK U . 26 N E K o» 8 w i f and N H of 8 E H of B w j f . ___:..______St 8. C. Jonoa Elrahural In c . Co. T llaia of Clay Springe aa Rorordad In Plat Rack No. U t a T. 9, 10. 11. IX. 18, 14 and IB Block X I _____ _ „ ____ Lota 9 10, I I and IX Block 78. j '* J. K. V a u g h n . ________ Raearda Canaan a* R rrerd cd In Ptal Beak Na. I, r u t 193, Samlaala Cauaty Her Lot 4 Bloch 1 . . ___ ___________ 11. C,,DuHoae, Agt U U S, 4, 8. 8. 7, lit and 11 II. c: h u B o i e . Agt........ Block g----------- ------------11. C. DuBooe, Agt-*___ Lot 3 Block 4 , _____________ 1... , (,io. M cC ray __ _______ LoU 7 and 8 block 4 ....... ............ , Henry I t o b l n a o n . . . . ___ V e t 9 Block 4 _________________ H. C. DuIIoeo, Agt____ LoU I and 4 Block S.. — __ U n kn ow n .. . . — ——__ Lola 11 and 13 Block 6... | I.ury T l m m o m „ Lot 4 Block • _________________ 11. C. DuBoic, Af t ____ Lota 8, 6,-7 and 8 Dtnrk 7, t , _ John Mack....—-----------Lota 9, 10, II gnd IX Block 7. Clara M an le y --------- ---Lota 8 and 6 Block 8 . . i.s a 7.10 3.50 7.8X 8.38 S.94 8.83 X.94 3.12 14.80 12.76 8 H of N EW of 8 E H of 8 E ) ( . B H ol 8E *4 ul N W ' , an d N W J , nl N E H ol . R W I t ____ ___ 33 N W H ol HEM of N W J , .............. 33 J. N. A llm a n .________ 4.33 W. II. B y e r i ____:_____ R. B. M o n r o e .______ 60.10 41-10 "M »> O. L. T n k n r h ......... ............ 74.45 « hire. B. K. T n k i r h . ..___ _ 21.24 *1‘ WM ™ Sira. fl. E. T a k e e h L ; O. F. Smith ............ „ It. B. M o n ro e .____ _____ 21.38 W a . Slimpion . ... 31 re. A. A. Wylie U. W. Wylie, lie li H W Jf... (tercet In 8 Boalbcra Plerlda Citron C em ein y 'a Plat a f flee. I I T l I I 8 I t l Ik aa Recorded la < Plat PUl Beak Bank No 2 r a g e 43 Heralaele Cnunly R e o r o e , U U 4 to 18 t l n i U l l 5, 6 u u UU UU UU Lot* i "o 18 l a 18 to 48 to ■■ to i ' ? ’______ __________ I4 ..'Z Z H “ Z Z Z Z 44--------------------------84_____________ t ----84--------- :____— ------. Seal keep Florida CUrwa C o n a a m 'a Ptal of (Tonka Party Hook Na. 1 Page 81 Hamlaale C Bewtbera Florida Cto»wa Camaaap'a Plat af M raalla Lo* >• aa Recorded l> Plat Beak ;• *.•■•S*', " Na. 8 rag aA T Memlaal Coanly I w w l i ta * lt | o * V t f ^ K u ’l T T n d r i n e g B k 'iw 'T .T "Z! IPO T T f T i i s i . v J. 8. AmoU, ; Gullylrr II i p p e r n tl .*___ Guilder il x p p c n e l t —__ Back tax 1 » H _ .„ — Uvarttraal Turpentine Co, M* 4 J S. D ln lle ____ _______ 2.10 Unknown Unknown J. H. Hudion I 7-10 30 30 20 30 20 l® 30 20 39 A. C. Martin...__ _____ 22 19 30 20 30 20 30 D. K. S h e a r e r . . . - — s' M. M. Smith .. ______ M. M. Smith*— ............. J. C. Moore ..... . Unknown _____ M*«. E. It. Mellon 20 30 20 . 30 20 A. I l o u l h . .. A. Kouth __ M. M. Smlm 7 20 1.43 40 M. M. Smith 20 20 3.18 U nk n o an ___ Paul Keely E. If. Preiton. 167 M. M. S m ith ______ Addition 1.20 U ag w eed aa II*cerde4 In P lat Bank No. 1 Pag* 17 R t n l u l , C ounty R r n i f a > 9t 19________________________ UnknokrfT T.T__________ ,1.10 Oeeretreet Turpentine Co. 8 X-S 8o W i ” » -i“ 3 l* r N E M of*® N \ V | ( nnd f t S-.7 of N S-Sof N W ‘( o l N W J / . . . . 16 N W W of N E * / „ _ -------- ---------11.30 Ileit 498 ft W of N E cor of 8 H of Lot 1 , . . ■._ w . . . . . . .__ %* B ee N W e a r ----- _ ------------------ 28 19 I t • [fun W 430 It S 438 ft run E 50 ft S to N tine E 4SO ft N 438 f t............... Lot 4 W 60 f t N to bog'._ X Aronkn T a k a c h . . _ _ _ _ 1.83 Be* 10 eh W of N E t o r -----------Beg 100 f t E of N W c o r,_______ ■fcS 11 31 run 8 11 eh E l . t S e h .to * run E 100 ft 8 to N line E line Sanford (Iron! N U t 4 W 100 ft N to 25 dec K tlo n c O rant 4 Fraji P . D orn ar........ ......... 3.00 line to N line Bee,. W Beg 600 f t o l N V eor Lot 4.... 28 19 31 0 2-fO eh to b e ( , _____ - run N to See Una E 100 All In Hanford G ran t <le*n N ft tt to N tlna Lot 4 W * W H o f - N E H and let* ; -V ^ 4 Joe C a m r r o n . . . - -— .......3.00 ioo f t — •___ ___________ bee N W cor of N EW ol Bag 1X81 ft P. of 8 W cor Lot 4 . . 28 19 31 H I . t f ‘ tu n 9 10.18 eh K « run W 203 f t N to pt 9.86 eh H S3 Ike K 1.13 on M e a n d e r Line Lot .4 rk to E line of G t. N 25 dec K alone name to riiffna.l Vlmfl N line Sec. W to beg i a l S f ? ,31 and lean N ) j of N W f t, and laaa MW ef S W ' i a? ' . V. N E K an d In s uart aotd Cllffard B ill_____ ______ 3.00 4 to A. C. L. By aa re* corded In • Dead Book 7 Page 804 Seminole • C ou nty flacordil-------- . _ Beg N W cor of N E W of N E I f . run E 0.88 eh S 10.13 ch W 9.86 ch N 10.15 ef)....... Smith L Thrathar. N W ! f of 8 W H of N E f » .......... W H of N E K ot s e w _____ Beg 918 ch N and 19 ch E ljt Thgathcr SW cor...... _ i _____/ _ ! . run 8 42 deg 50 min W 1.66 ch H 47 deg 10 min E 10 ch 8 47 deg 50 min W 8.t eh N 4T deg III min W 10 ch N 42 deg 50 min E X H ch N 47 deg 10 mln W *0 ch N 42 deg 50 mln E 7 *» ch 8 47 <1eg 10 mln E lo ch to beg ___ ____________ Beg N E cor ol NWW 9f H W if run E 7 1-10 ch H 31 deg. 50 mln E I t . 4 1 eh * r < 1340 ft N 38 deg 10 rain W 1340 ft an d lrw< 4.78 ch N Ely to b e g ........ ch W of HE c o rn e r.. 19 19 31 ‘' ' . Beg 4.66 eh N 91 drg 50 mln run N X0 ch W 10 ch ■ E of In trn e r t lo n of E 8 20 ch E to beg and »lde o f i l v with W line . leia heg SK c o r . _______ .... S9 19 31 # . ru n N 61 d rg 50 min E run N 20 ch W 10 rh S 7.95 ch S 3d deg 10 mln *" 30 ch E 10 ch and lc*i E 16214 3 31 dec 60 min 5 by 20 ch In 8 E eor W 7.B5 ch N 33 deg 10 137)( Unknown ______________ 129.90 Lot.2) ______________ 31 29 19 ruin W 16210 ch ___ ___ S eh front hy 20 ch deep In,HE S E J f of NW *, of SW ‘i . ___ 3 10 17.10 Beg 55 cb W of N e car______ r _ t Maud* V. Chappell . _ 29 19 31 cor Lot 2 . ______ Beg 8 E cor. _____________v*___ 29 19 31 run W 5 ch 8 10 ch run N 20 ch W 5 ch 8 20 E 6 cb N 10 ch 10 31.25 Beg 34 eh E of SW c o l ________ P. P. I i jr n c r ________ _ ch E 6 ch ___________ 4 W H Ol 8 W )f Urea W 5 ch or run N IS eh E 5 eh 8 70 31 Unknown 12.1.40 29 I* B H)« — —— —————— IX ch 8 31 drg W to 8 270 A. IL C h ap p ell____ _____ 25.05 All u m u r ia y e d p art o f . ^ . „ ____ 29 19 31 line Sec. W to heg , _ .... ; . 29 19 31 Beg 6 ch W of SK c o r . . . . — ____ Ilcg SW cor........i_____________ 4 * run N 20 ch IV 5 eh 8 20 run N 15 ch E 13 ch 8 * 10 Clifford Hell _________ ch E 8 ch __ _____ 33.50 15 eh W 15 ch ______ Beg n t (ntereectfun .of E line Beg 8 K cor of N E 1, . _______ ___ 4 .MetlonvUle eve with 8 run N 3*i ch W 35 ch eline of _______________ 30 19 31 8 3 H ch E 35 ch _______ _ run N along ava 162 yde Beg 10 ch W of N E c o r________ 5 K 162 yda 8 162 y d i run W 10 rh 8 27 rh E » W 162 yde ................. 12.20 10 ch N 27 ch ______ Dag on N hide Union a r e 250 N 12 acrci of Lnj 2 _____ __ _ ... 5 f t K of (thap m in i v e 8 10 aerra of Lot 2 __ _________ 6 run Nly on E line of IJeg NW cor of N E > , of * W * | .Leffler'e tipd la Lake of 8K i f ___________ 9 Monroe Ely aloeg ahnre run 8 l l ro di E 33.31 to W line of Villa Shonta rodl N 21 ro di W 33.33 rrroperty 8Wly* along rode . —_ W line of l i m e to Union S if of N H Of Lot 2 ___________ 9 ava Wly along N (Ida ol Beg at Intericrtfon of 8 l i n e l^ S . \Vllton Union nve lo b e g . . . _ _ — 30 ----- ------105.55 * Sanford G rant, with E T line 8. V. Hy. 10 Beg N W c o r . ;_______ 31 run S 65 drg E 12 A-IO Hun E 1169 ft 8 2250 ch N 10 ch N 65 deg W It 8 *25 deg W I t ft W H 8-10 ch lo i t i d Hy . 375 ft NWly with 8 A I HWly along aama lo brg Hy 943 ft N 1733 ft All In Hanford G rant lie,, beg (lean p art N of H A E 26.4 eh 8 of NW- cor Unknown ____ 73.90 By and leal 8 A I l l y | . _ . run E S3 dag 8 10 ch A. McDonald lira........„ 23.00 E H of E l i of N H t f of NK*». . . 31 8 25 deg W lo Hec. Una Chat. K i n n e r __ ______ 37.30 W H ot E H Of N C I ( ot N E K - 31 N lo beg)........_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 12 X 7*100 acree off the Irliagle at N end el followings Beg 3 E o f AW*,' and N H of a t Inlariection o f S en ­ HEW ( l e u N 5 ,aerra of ior Grant with W line N W ) f of 8K *f an d l e u eec..________________ —— 31 beg 48 ft N of KK enr run N 13.63 rh E t o ' of N E W ’ of SE *( run N Grant Una 8 25 deg W 691 tl W 320 ft H 469 fl • 100 D. L T h ra ih r r 8,70 with Grant Uni to b e g ___ 8 Ely In beg) ............ 14 Beg 45 ft N of 8 E cor of N E 1, ol SEW .... .................. 13 A Hub Dl>l.I n ef Her 31 Tp. 11 8. II. I I E a i Hecarded In Pill IU»k Na. 2. Paga » Himinale Cauaty Mecatda run N 691 ft W 1320 ft 8 439 It to Hy SEly N J i ol Lot A _____ !_................. . Geo. A, T ow m end ___ 41.40 along lly to b e g , . . _____ Midway la Hec. JJ, Tp. 19 8 . R. 31 E. aa n tc a r d a d la Plat Beak Na. 1, P aga 41 Draw*# flab Dlilalan aa R rra r d e d H im la e lt Cenaly Raearda U U 9. 10, 11 a n d IX ... Lota 11 and 6S......... 8. W, l l a r r l t ________________________________________________ LoU 7S and 77.. r _ — ________ Tlobl.BIrarnona................ 8W'W of N WW ............................ Lot I S — — ______ ___________ * ■ John Muaaon...... ...... * W 644 ch>of ft WH' of S W , ___ LoU 186 and 1 3 7 . . . ___—______ Itobt. H ughey____— __— All In Sanford G r a n t . . . . - ______ •L*t 188— _________ ______ ___ Leek B rln a o n ___ _______ NW>( of N t f ' L _____ ________ Loti X74 and 8 0 0 .. _____________ Geo. Fowler...... .................. S H of N E 1,' of NEW • ... ........ H. A. L oiaioy ____ 4.35 Beg 7.95 cn 8 of -NW cor of 8 W Si 8WJ4 of BE If (leai NW*1I 32 W. G. A l d r i d g e ______ 12.73 run S IS .5 ch E 7.65 ch w H iM ;u o r« K !i d in w ii 32 Unknown . . . . . _— __ ... 8.43 N ST deg 30 mln R 9.7 E H oK - N W K of NE *a ol ch N 62 drg 30 mln W J. H. Cowan —____ 23.35 N K ' f -------i ____ _ . _ 32 IX H ch 8 27- deg 30 W f i of NW)< of NE*, of mln W S.73 ch lo beg N E W ___ _______________ 31 23J3 W. O. Aldridge____ !____ ( I n i 8 X0 f t ) . .. N H of N W H of N e v ( ...... 33 W. G. A ld r i d g e ...____— 102.85 Iteg 7.93 eh 8 of N E earner of E 6 arraa of 8 l i •>( N W Ii of S E W _______ a __ ________ W. G. Aldridge________ run 8 27 deg 80 mln W' 9.53 rh H 61 dag 80 W. O. A ld rid g e.._______ mln E 4.96 ch N 10.74 ch to b a g . . . ___ Fro pea Bank of Sanford. .* X1.2S J. W. Sbllea ................. SO.9 5 NJ4 of 8 WW of 8 E * i atvi NW of BE<4 of 3 W w -----------M n . A. M cD onald— ___ 81.33 , Bradley'* 2.30 lo nve run E 520 ft S 200 2 3-10 Unknown. f t W 320 ft N 200 32 20 30 SE re r o f e J ra u p andL W U k « ava run 8 193 ft .* ^ E 813.84 f t N 198 ft * ^ 20 30 W 155.64 f t ................’____32 Unknown. • t 885 f t E of SW cor oL N E I I of 8 W » ! . . . . _ ---- . . 3 2 30 30 tu n N C60 f t E 330 If 1 8 660 ft W 330 f t ______ Morton U n i t y Co.... 70 ■SI 40 of 8 E ) ( ___________ ' ---- 1 Mri. 11. B. Coffee ... i acree of W H of N W W B of N W ) f ____ ___________________________________________ __ 3 20 31 5 a * . T . U p p ln ro tt .. 1.73 3.24 5.09 17.13 £. E. Brawn'a Hub 1)1,M a n el Beck H am m ock aa R arardad la Plat Book Na. 1 Page 83 Hemlnale County Recarda Lot 3 Block II...._________ ____ Jim. AiMey ____________ * *• Lot 3 Block C_________________ K. M. H ow ard____ _____ co .ii Hanford C elrrt llrtla aa ttrearded la Plal Beak Na 1 P aga 73 Hamlnota Cm R-cord* W 6 a c r e of Lot 6 a and ' ■ ll ol W of 20 ft road on ... E 8 A-__________ _______ • M ek Z ernovean______.... Lot 22 a . __ ■ _________Mra. K. A. Greer.and L ull, 3, 4, 6 and 6 ----- W. M. K r e l o r . . _________________________________________ _ Lot .12 a lien N H ) . . — — — J*>e C a m e r o n . . , ____ ___ K 80 ft of Lot 33 a _____ • ______ . J. P, McClelland;.— L oll IS and 14, ____ ** , Wm. Ke*lor..„..___ _____ Lola 18 and 2 0 ,, —___ ________ W. M. K e c lo r .. _ ___ _ K ) t '« l f a t 11___________ . . If. 8. Iimon __ _____ Lot 93_ ___________________„ r Unknown __L- T . B ry an ______ ____ E H L n t i " i 0 3 a n f | i 0 8 ........ _____________ N « i of H U ef NE W of S W * 4 . _ 4 20 Armour Part* W o rk i... EH of NEW of N W H of I. D. H a r t . . _ _________ 1 N E W . . 4 ____ 4 2C if N W H of N W J4 of I. T o y o m i ____________ N E W ___________ 4 20 ___ of Na v i , of 8 W W of •E. C. S t a r n e a _____ ___ S W H . . . ------------------------ 4 20 Beg 1180 ft N at S E cor of S W H of 8 W W __________ 4 20 run E m ft N 425 ft Seminole. Co Bank____ W 451 ft 8 4X5 I t ___ .... 6-21 SWJ,' of S W , of SW *4 t l o e b e g ,93 ydi N of SW cor run E 40 y d i N 30 y d i U nkno w n . , . . ______ __ W 40 ydi 8 30 ydi» . . __ 4 . 20 31 B. J. O v e rtlre rt _____ _ NW of S E 1, o> 8EW nf SEW*. 4 20 31 Ella B. I n g r a m . . . —___ | S W of N E W of HE 14 of 8 E *4 4 20 31 Beg 210 ft N of SK cor ef SW *1-----4 20 31 run W 131 10 T. W. irifclen....... . E M r s It 1 9.55 10 I. T o y o r n ^ . ____ -— NEW nl S W , of N E W _______ 4 20 31 1«.*5 \ S I, of NEW ol NEW of a * NEW , 4 20 31 E. M. Howard 23.33 • NH of NEW "f NEW o f.' % Non* W y lly _____ 4 20 31 17.15 lo Mary J. H a e ty . .„ Is r.W of NWW of NEW .......... 4 20 • 31 11.40 NH of SW ?, of NWW of I. T o y o m i . ........... 5 NEW . _ .... . 4 20 31 8.95 8 H of S W ! , *.f N WW of M. W. L o v e ll___ --------ft 17.13 . n e w : : _________ ______ • 1 20 31 6 | 6 A r m Hn In NW ror ________ 5 ■20 31 C. W. Goodrich . . 2.91 *V WH of NE.W of NWW ol NWW Urea S 2 J l l n e , Aohtey __ 3 a r r e n _______ ____________ G !*0 31 n.io 3 £0 31 Beg S E ca r___ ___ __ ___ _____ run N 220 ydi W 44 5.70 ydi 8 220 y d i E 44 1.55i U nkno w n............... y a r d i ___ ___ ___________ 1.77 10 Unknown ... 5 20 31 1.69 I S W w of NEW ol SEW \ 10 J. 11. C n w a h ____ 6 70 nt f»,20 l , ot of E of NEW of NEW l.SO W " W r. H >j ot Mr, 49 C* W. Goodrich • ' N W H of N E I f . ... 6 20 31 r - .,-..1. 4t t!) r>le> Flat af Fl lteed aa llrco rdrd In Flat Book No. I Fage 121 Hemlnalr t o, ltrc*id> Loti 1, 3, 4 in d 5 ---------C. W. Goodrich — .——__ B.i 2.10 Li t 8 . .._________ ------------------' *G. ,W. Wylly l l e lr i_____ 1. LoU 11 and 12 _______ ___ __ , U n k n o w n .. v. —*2_______ •l.oti il. 8. and T —_____ _ ». C. W. Goodrich _____ 6; 4.83 A. II. ItueaelPa Addition la Ft. Head aa Ilerorded la Plal Daak I F i f e 97 Hrmlnale County llrrn rd a 3.31 L u l l 4 nnd 5 Block 9________U nknow n. . . . _______________________________ ______ _ 8 W W ol S E W ________________ 19.95 NEW of NWW nnd W’ H »f 1.58 E ‘> «f HEW of N W ! i 2.3 5 n n J E H ol W H of SEW of NWW ___ Loti I nnd 2 in d E H of 8 E 11 I...i* 1 ,2 , t nnd 3 .................... Lot 8 ---- ---- ---------------------- 2.40 of NWW of 1.20 N ^ of .S W J , N W * f * ______________ 16 Unknown. Mra. J. A. McMilllin Unknown . . . _____ Unknown ' ________ ___ A II. B r y c e ............ . '">Jliek la a 1915....... .. 20 fc3> Mary C ..T itu i . T_______ Cameron aa lle e a id r d In Plal lloek No. t. Page to Hemlnele C auaty Recarda I. 31. M iller____________ U n k n o w n ._______ ______ U n k n o w n .. . . _________ | leot 13 Block I_____ ___________ Lot 5 Block 2 . . ____ __________ 11.10 Lot 7 Block 3 _________________ 15.37 Palm llammack Allotment u Recorded In Klnl Bank Na. I Pagan 104 and 191 Hamlaale C au aty Raearda ------------------U nknow n., ________ Lot 42--- v.— ', S E 1, 1nf -N E -i^. NWW ol NEW g N E eor of 3 W , of N W W . run W 14.44 ch 8 9 4 rh W I 47 ch S 6.53 ch K 99 llnki S 1.16' r h E 95 ^ >III* Ketelr 14.33 13,91 rh N 20 4-100 ch to heg and S E ' , of NWW Ilcg 14.44 rh W of NE car of SW W of N W W ________ ' 20 Geo. A. M a n e __ 4.14 run 8 9.4 eh W 1.47 ch 8 8.63 ch E 94 llnka 8 4.16. ch W 'l o SW. cor of la Plal Beak X. Paga 4*. Hamlaale.Cauaty Itrterdo U n k n o w n . ________ _ raid 40 arraa N 20.9 ch 4.83 E to b e g _____________l _ Francla K arrell.. . . Unknown. ________ Mecca llamm ack aa R ecorded In P i n Bank Na I P age M. M. Smith . ... U t i 22. 23, XI. S3. 28. XT. Francii K a rre ll.. .. and 2.1_______ ___ _______ Unknown ... ___ S ) , of U t 2 9 __________ __ ____ I *8 U n k n o w n . . . ._ ________ W. B. French ________ 3X20 8.65 6 3 .7 1 MrC Helen T . M a n e 61.75 84 Memldale Cauaty Record* 31.89 4.35 E. C. Tyler___ E. C.-Tyler Reg N E ror U t I _____________ 21 20 31 run S 9 l j ch W 8 eh N . 9 ch K 8 ch ' 2.1* J. II. Bryce ............. L o t 2 ___ 23 2 0 31 81.3 4 Armour Ferlllliec Worki 88.3* Loll « an d 7 ---------------------------- 26 20 31 Armour Ferlllliec Worki 4.91 U t known a i B ird .M in d IS 20 3) ' J . II. C ow an___________ 8.03 Beg 20,67 eh N and 1133 cb ■W ot SE cor U t 2........ .... 31 run W 5.16 rh N to Lake Jeeun NEly lo pt N of beg 8 to bag________ ____ . W. J . L aw to n------South 9 acree of following deeM n . J . G. M i r t l n _ _ _ crlbed • lend: Beg 4.10 rh N of SW cor Lot 8___ 31 J. T. U w t e u run N St deg E 12.26 ' cb N thlv along roid 11.21 rh W SOI f t - N E a r tk a l l im m e c k an Recarded la PU l Reak Na. I Pag* 104, Hemlaala Cauaty Recarda X09 tt W 1.38 ch N 6.7 U t i 11, 81, 81. 88 and 34 ______ . * M. L. .ll ir tl e tt-------------20.95 2.10 ch N l l i W W to W 4)4 Lot 37___________________ _ U n k n o w n .---------- .1-----1.60 linet of See ft to beg. . _ j 2 “ Lot 6 0 ---------- --------- ---------------Unknown------ --------------N etty e M. U n e h n r t ....... XO.OS U t 6 1 ________ __ Unknown. ____ 8. Oleton.’.,-~ _ r — 132.75 8.63 U u 99. 100. 116 and U T ---------1. n. T ro u t-------- ----------18.90 N W.i, and S W W ~ — U nkno w n........................ X8.‘e0 — ' J. II. Bryce____________ 2 71 U t i 101. 10XUN H 104. all 101, I N ly of N E ' , nf S E W ............ .......■ I 8.H o l f l W H of S W ) , of S W I ,.. 9 E. H. M c K a y __________ 2.71 fl H 10V a n d 1 0 8 'a n d nil ,y e, 118. 118, 119. 1X7, 10*. , Wl< of 8 W ' ( . a n d SE.W of 111. 1X5, 1X4. 123, IX 1X7Tnnd and 11SR---2 8 .. _ ** • M. 8. K alian............. 41.80 j| 8W 8w w I, . . ___ ____________ ______ 10 Unknown --------H-36 U ( i 108. n o , n f , t i t and U n k n o w n . . , _____ ____ 5-00 aa an oI 10 P rice f f o r r l g m . , . _ _ _ S W 'J of S K I , ------------------------- 10 61 E. D o o le y __________ 8 09 . W. Hoffman...... ....... U U 118. 1l o a n ' d * f £ f 7 T ” 3 . Z W. A. Whitcomb. _ r __ 4.23 >8-»0R H o! N E ) , of S E W _____________ 11 . W. Hoffman U l 110_____ --------------------------J . T. Holder_____ ______ 6.00 Back tax 1918___ _ 4.83 J . T. H o ld e r _______i___ I N Anna M. Brandt __ 10.93 All P ra c tln n a l.. . . ......... .................. 13 U l 113........................... .................. . J. T. H cld tr___________ 1-93 U nkn ow n ._______ 31.20 Loti I. 2 3 and SW >, of U t i 140. 143, 144 and 143-------N E * f ____ __________ ____u J. T- Holder___________ 2?.* : J . l l . Wynn. 4.58 N>> of NEW of N W l* ........ .........U E H of HE W of f J E H --------------- 23 A. D. S u tt o n ............. 8 w tf and N W J | of S E W ______ U U n k n o w n . . . -------- ----93.13 Begin N W cor___________ ___ _— S3 W H of E H of 9W »f of S W ) ; run 8 8.8 ch E 8.75 eh lleii W 33 Ik e),__________ 13 / ___ , _ _ a 13.91 U n k n o w n .--- --- ------ 1.88 N 8.8 ch W 8.75 e h -------Unknown. B .g N E to r of S E ) , of S W l | „ , IS H I n t a r n t In N E )( ot C. W. Goodrich._______ _ 8.90 • run W 231 ft 8 389 ft N W H ___________________ 21 U n k n o w n . __________ 27.03 W 163 It 8 245 ft 8E ty to E lin t of S K I , of SEW of N W ' f an d f} E )( nf __ 20.65 M. K. Heater__________ _ 88.80 I 8 W H N In beg __ _ ___ J. T . S ir g a r N W H - . - ------------------------ 34 R. D. Lynch___________ 6.38 Lot 8 _ _ _ . ------------------------- — -■* W. M. Hnynea_________ t.10 8W M of N W H ----------------- ------T he Hauthera Florida Cllraa Ca Francla K arrrtl-------------11.80 Lot 1 __« . . . ■._» _ . . . . _ _ _ _ _ »7 Banga 31 E aa E eeard ad I J a m a i H. P r u i t t . . ______ 4.13 8 H of NWW of 8 W U . _ -----------29 Loti ^ to 1 0 __________________ _ Beg SW ro r of NWW o f N W W - 31 run E 1420 ft N 430 f t . . Loti 16 and 1 7 . ______ Z Z Z Z J. 8. D l n k l e . . . ________ 1 12.10 L**t W 14X0 ll S 460 I t , _____ 16-------------- ----------------------S W H of S W H (lam beg 481 ft N a n d - 1114 It i f of SW cor run N lo g f t N 89 deg W 200 ft S 1 drg ^ 39H T boi. Shtppard. W 100 ft Ely S00 f t ) . . — 91 Bag SW cor of B W JI of S E W .-.. 91 * run N 110 ft E 310 fl 8 310 ft W 310 f t .............. Bag 110 f t K ot 8 W cof ot S W H of S E W ---------------- « t run N S10 ft- E 4IX fl Sampnnn City In flee 18 T» 29 R 31 an Bee ceded In Pint Bank Na. 2 P age 89 8 X10 ft W 489 f t nnd , . Samlaala Cannty Reaacda beg 910 ft N of SW cor U t 30 Block A ___ ___________ _____ ^ U n h l a J r t k i o n ..... ---------* of BWW "I S E M . i run E l i t fl N SI0 ft B-g 464 H D S of NW cor of | 7 *’ t T-~-±- ' , nmO-wXj-Tjnj 4.10 W 610 ft S 210 f t . . . . . SEW of N E W --------------- 16 20 31 __. .N ol 8 W cor wl 310 t»^ run E 11.49 ch 8 4.36 . f N E W o t N E W ---------------- 31 ch W 11.49 ch N 4.36 run N S40 f t E 300 .ft e h i l n a ............. C* Pa Ifirrlio o ..... .* « * —* 8 330 ft W 300 f t ........ ....... 466W ft E and W by 414H ft h an d 8 In NW cor of weed aa Raeacdad la Plat Beak I P ag ta 18 la 31. Seminole C a ia ly H e r m i t SEW »f N E ' f e --------- i s X 0-B2 C. F . n»rrWon-..oo.~*----Lot | | ____ ______ _ _ _ _ _ < Mortoa H u l t y Co. .,.__ G a a a i a aa Recorded la r i a l Beak No. 3 Page' IX. Bamloola C eaaly Raearda , t l i n d - S I H ---------------------E..W. I l e n e i...... ............... D W k S -------------------------. T . W. * O. P . G i l g r r . - l l l | ( _________ ____ _ _ _ _ _ E .'W . Ifaaak...................... oek 10....___ __________ __ . W. A. W k ltw m b ______ _ 13 H ..___ '________________ E, W. Haack . , to 10 Block I I . . . _____ __ W. A. W hitcom b__ . Back t i i t i l l _____ P t o S I Block 1 1 . . 4 ----- . w : A. w 2 r » o o m b - Z : X : MS. 117, 111,. IXXT 1S3 ' — L — — — — — — — —— . I.-— • ** * • to i S S .. — _________ :---Mary A. Haack------...----B kltreaib’a l i n t Addition lo G a n a ia no Recaedad la Plnl Hook Na. 2 P e g • M SS.'* 100. 100 H . 1*1 M .«• 9'i y i D R l f , . . . p ^ . Sam laala County R o c o rd i' . . « .• mad 170M*______ _— J. 8. D l n k l * .. , -------------Chat. E . Hartley -----------‘,*C* A. W hitcomb------— 8 Mary A. Ifenrk.. (Cootlanad o s Pago 7) -.•L.i.-. �r . ’ . > > JJ- A. W hitcomb. *,• A. Whitcomb.. W. A. Whitcomb., 10 Block B, W H U .-V * ” ** Lot* 1 «• u **°U • ' 6 “* a T) Lot, | to ST tlewm Lot* 1* and . / 0) j n ? « h T i ----------Lot, IP and 20 Block f ------- ■ . 2. r o . e I t W. A. W hitcom b_____ ■.. >.07 W. A. W hitcomb.............. C. E. P e t tenon..._____ — 10.20 11.SO __._______________________W. A. W hitcomb ___ ___ I Recorded In Plat Book No. 2 P afo 14 Semlnele County R.corda q _______ :_________________ 4. II. Bryce, _____ ______ ! ,T s w ^ N ^ i T a w w of bww ,T 3 ,1 20 32 40 Mre. K- A r t h u r ____ 1 ( and W t BE C«r of nnm# ru a 8 j [ *b W S eh N J. Baunder* litlr* Be* 4.** eh N ol BW c o r . . - —-- IT * * R ub ' N 4.99 eh E IS ch 3 4.IS ch W IS c h ---------- J a rare A. Davenport. » « °SwT.‘. r w t b '. v , r SE« i ’ % T -7 'T 5 5 S -K * Royal Fern Co.., Geo. K ln g ile y .. ■NW)( of N W W of NEW *nd N M o f SWW of N WW .. _ io t NEW — _________ IS *1 I t IS NEW’ o I B W W o I B E H - — ____ 15 *1 21 10 N W j f of N W ) J , ___________ — 15 21 2 » ____ <0______ Henry Jour* • „ V : T. C. Sim pi on-------- :----Lewie A J o h n s o n . --------O w i t t m t T u rp . C o------- ru n W 2.41 eh S • eb . I .. B 8.41 eb N 0 e h . ____ ! , Afro- B. M*Cb**n*y H r* . 40.0* ---------------------- ■— j . jy P A l e i a n d r U or O rH d o aa Recorded In r i a l Book No. 1 P a g o 41 Hemlael* Cm. R e c o r d t o ; it 1 Block A--------------------------. H. W. -------------* -•{ ? • H g B l o c k A ______ ___________ . J . O. Jelka Hr*------------- * * . * • ■( ------ ---- Porrol City •* Recorded In N i l Booh No. 2 Pago • • Srm lncl# County Record* W.W of Lot 1 end *11 4, 5. • end E 14 of T— ____,---- — Lota 214 to t * 1.____ __....____— E H of 8 R U (tea* M trr* told to W o o d a r d ) . . . . —--------O i ( at laU n e c tlo n of O. IL Hy with E line o f . . —----------run W 210 ft N 104 ft E. U . W oodard K 210 ft B 101 f t ________ BEW o» B W K ... :___________ 1— A. Aulln'o Plan of Oeledo no Recorded In P la t B ook Nol l P*«* 44 Seminole Co. Record* 1 t o * Block P . • Lawton Bro* * .4 I ___ LoU 4. S an d • Block U . . . - — L e u 2 to 12 Block B ~ ------- — — W. A, W h itc o m b .—U n k n o w n .. «. A. Davenport C. A. Blunder* 4.45 C. C, Co*... SO W. A. Whitcomb » .U Unknown , 21.11 J. II. Bryce. •0 40 *0 40 *0 U n k n o w n ........ .. U n k n o w n . . . : ____ C. A. S au n d ers .., J. II. Drycw.____ h(. D. B a rb e r.. _ N E W V n d "HT W " of i # sww la•ijfo x BW c o W H *>l BWW !• , r ) . . . ■> ■■. 1> H*m N M of BU). —— —------ -----1* Rjf to b ee.___ _______ All NWW of N EW a and I C re e k ._____ ________ 3.11 Ur I 214 It 8 of N E cor ol H .Ito b ln io n ., Edw. Bhleman......——. C. D. ifalneu...... ............. Morton R ealty C o . . . . . W. E. Blmrooai . . _ _ „ Olivo W. M c K a y _____ E. T. Main**--------------- lelawettb Grave ra Conipan Compoay'o T lral Addition to tbo town of of G eneva an R c ta r d t d la P la t Hook No. 2, P ap * PC, Scmlaolc Conaly Record* LoU 1 and B Block 1 ----------------W. J. Daniel*u _____.... >.>o 20 Lot 1 EV ;u o fN W U HE KW of N E W ™ ,--------------------- 23 21 8 W.*» of NE?< of N W W W) V}i o>fl BWW SWW «f N W W 0*e* 8 ch R^anc N 4k 8 In N SE»f of NWW- -EJv of BWW of N E W -------------- 2» BE W “I SW)<.i-------------------1-----23 Lot* 2 and 4 . . . . —------ —----------- 24 NWW of N W W .................................28 oT b w w ~ ~ I I Z Z —— Z Z so NEW of HYVW........- _ . _ i _______ 30 NWW "I HEW________________ 32 N i , of SW W of N W W of N E W -----------3t . M V , of N E W__________________3< NW of BWW of N W W ............ — 34 32 9 37 20 20 20 20 32 "*40 20 20 20 20 29 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 13 40 20 40 20 112 40 ICO 50 40 40 20 20 20 32 32 32 A 40 20 32 32 W. A. Whitcomb________ U nknow n___— ________ C, N. ffay eo ____ ______ U n k n o w n .. . ; __________ . . U n k n o w n . . . ____ — U nkn ow n .......... ................ Mr*. K. hi. Scic_______ W. A. W h it c o m b .______ C . M. Ilo nrrll ..... If. II. I’a ttU h n ll_______ U n k n o w n . . . ______ ;___ Harry Harlem l i n k e r .. . . Ale* Wunder _______ Unknown '__ ____ __ Unknown Unknown J. U. a n d J B. Irconard . 8. Olvvon. ______________ J . II. L oo :. ....__________ 4.08 3.48 8,00 5,00 2.71 4.83 8.00 ■ 4.25 5.00 2.71 13.40 38.25 23.15 14.83 5.00 3.00 3.78 5.00 67.15 4.12 4.81 4.41 14.30 >.12 59.35 , W lee a'i AddiUau I* Oviedo ■■ R ocorded fa Plat Book No. t Pag* >8 S em laoli Coaaly Record* Lot 1 an d E 16 ft of L e t 8 Block A . . . ------------ —-----Lawton Bro*... Lot > aiton dln g to Ry. and . ■tor* building to .within 30 ft N cl N W cor of building Block A ------- ----J. D. Jones __________ L o u 10 end I I Block B ----- -----Jo* Le4 a h a r t ______ __ LoU 1 an d f Block C. _ — — . U n k n o w n . . . , —______ — LoU 16, 1« and 17. Block C -----L. A. Wllaon___________ All LoU I t , I t nnd 14, lying H nod W of a lino which would b* SW lino of Lot Z, Block B If a t ­ tended , Block C . . , . — -----------L. A. W ilso n .._________ Wlldmrr* In Sec. S3 Tp. 20 H.. R. 3* E. and Sec, 5 Tp. I I 8. R 3 t E aa Recnrdtd In Piet Hath No. I> Pag* I I I . Seminal* C eaatr Retard* l-ot* I, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7 Block A.. ~ II. P. R. H Holt o l m a n .... 1.85 LoU 10 to 20 lllock A_________ 2.39 P. It. Holman. Lot 7.8 .11 and 12, Block B_____ P. R. H olm an. 120 LoU 1 and 2 Block C . ____ —— P. R. H o l m a n . . . . 1.20 Irot 1 and 2, Block C-. _ ________ P. H. Hoi n a n ____ 1.20 It. G. Smith's Addition (o Oviedo aa R ecorded In Plat Baok No. 1, Pag* 4 t Lota t. 10, 12 and 13 of HomtaaW County Record* -— ' Block C . , : _____________ M aucy A Warfow.__ 1.50 LoU I t and 1 7 .------------------------- ' • E. J . Marshall._________ Lot II Block C _______________ ■.83 -ole 18 and 1 9 ..-. ---- —— —— P. II. H o l m a n . . . ____ L. 1). Moor*_____ —‘____ Lot* 18, IB and 20 Block C ____ 1.20 P. it. H o lm a n .______ Lot* I to 10 Block I) ................. 2.30 P. It. H o l m a n _____ Mid way In S ic . 10, T*. 21 ft, R. I t K., a* Karordod la Plat Book No. 1, Pag* 41 Lot* 11 and 12 Block D ............... M imcv A Werlow .83 ^ Hemlnoli Ixita 11 and 14 Block I) ___ P. It. flolm an ........ ..... Ham RnJI* _______ ______ _ IxiU IS and 18 Block D. . Mirecy 4r IVarlow__ Ham R o ll*__ __—______ Lot* 17, 18, 19 a n d ‘T I T Nf lion H o r t o n . —_____ Block D _______________ . K. II. Holman ___ I.s o Lot i « T Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z All Block E ....... . P. It. Holman 4.15 LoU t to t Block 1 Jo hn J. Kagan'e Addition to Oeledo aa Recorded I > Plat Book Ns. 2 Psge 11 ■Mr*. Kolwrla Allan 2.45 lie Lott 16, 17 and 18 Block 1 . . . — Beg 815 ft S nf N W cor J. IL Jones— —____— ran 8 l o t ft K CM< ft O tlc d o Seheol Truateev' S o b Ulvlaloa a* Recorded In Plat B**k N*. I P a g t I t N C35 ft W 389 ft 8 Seminole Coualy l l i r c t d e 8 129 (t W 251 ft . 4.30 Beg 251 ft I! nf N W 'rnr LoU I and 2 . . . ------- --------- C. J . Marvhall_______ •— . run 8 6*5 ft U 369'} ft N «85 ft W 3(19 t , f t ____ S.10 Si Morton Realty C n , ____ _ W .'4 or W — _______ ______ 12 NWW of MW SWW ,4 0 T. W. Moran. ...1___— SEW of NWW of N W ' , .......... .. W. A. Moore___________ 1.93 E l i of SW "f NEW of s w w - 15 12 G. M, Arie__________ Unknown • 1.55 NEW of N EW and H'y «* HEW of NEW of N WW. All SEW id 8EW lylrg W of NW -------13 200 M. II. Smith. _________ 8 P. It) ,lrv» let void ..... 13 40 Orlando Dev. Co .... NEW of N W W _______ Gilgga • by P. J. Lynch K l v ' i of N E j I II 40 M. M. S m ith ...................... and li-v* if.-Mi,' arre .In 20 N E W of 8 W w .E. .' i. of - --------»4 T. W. M oran___________ HE c o r ___ __________ ... A. C. Martin . -. — ....... 20 E l i of SE>, «f SWW . , ____ 14 J. C. P a t t e r s o n . . . ——— Thamaa Sheppard and N W ' , *d NWW . NEW of SEW <!**» N>* of Mrs. L. G. Htarburk N « , of N J i ) _______ 14 33 T. W. L a w t o n Z —_ W.w of E ly of SWW of SEW 40 SW’J , trlM IW 14 J. C. P a t l r r a o n _____I— end t W * r m drtrtlhei! In 4(1 T. W. I.»»ti,n ........ — NWW of SEW l» Deed llonk 1 I'ag, 33 40 T. W. M o r i n . . ____ ___ _ NWW of NEW IY SemlniJe <’o. Ilrrofur Reg SW cor- td N E W Beg 8 E ror --f SW*, of NE*, N W '. r u n W 1120 It N 231 ft run E lt'5 yda N 7( E ia;'U It 8 231 ft Unknown yde W 105 yd* S 7( y d a . , _______ •______ _ J. It. J o n s * ...... V. E. Gtifpn'a Sub Illild v* llecorded In b'-t T. W. Lawton N W ' , "I N W ' i »d NWW •WJ, of le-t* 14 a-rrt 15 and Beg f i S ft N of SW W , ol ffi and all 17 IV. S Met re f, it, W 18 7 ft nf L o u I s and 19 f?tiknit»n. I 86 N ' i of Lot 28 and N 33) ft -f Lot ______ ... * Morton Realty Co—___ _ 2.23 .53 IK It. MllrhrU’a Survey of the Levy G rant »• Itiro r d rd In I'lol Book No. I Pag* J. Hrmtnolo ('aunty Hrii.id* Lot 28 Block It-.——...— ——— _ , , Gilev, Ovcretrcct A Drew. ..Ml u n lo ttrd part id Block B ....... Unknown Lot S Mcv, be* 12 ch N of BW rnr run N 83 dr{ 50 min E i 3-100 ch N r, d i e 30 min \V 9 ch S 70 d r ( \V 5.07 ch S O d re 30 min E 10 3-10 Gtlr*. Overatrcct A 3.02 ch to bee) Block. C--------Drew ... Lot 11 Block ( . . . _ .............. J. 8. I tinkle •i.54 L..t i s Block C ______________ J S Dlnkle .5.95 ItrC SW Cor Lot 2 ... _______ __ run 8 to NW cor Lot 12 Block C K along N line of Lote 5, 0. 10, 11 and 12 Block C to Lake Jrvun NW to m outh nf 13.30 Unknown . __ Soldlrr ('reck W to beg— Unknown Lot » Block I I —_______________ 1.25 Gilev. Ovrretrrr t A Lot 11 Block D _______________ Drew 4.45 4.25 Lot, 21, 22. 23 and 21. Block l>. Myrltlle Ti rry 1.58 Lot 75 Block I I __________ _ U nknown. . ___ ___ Lot 87 Block P ________________ W. It. P rrn c h *1 al 4.25 S l y of Lot 8 16 21 10 40 .Orlando Dev. Co . .. . . 4.37 7.25 SEW of SW - Irft B8 lilork D _______________ Unknown 2,71 Lot 99 Block D s........................... E. 11. D illo n _______ M V , ____ ______________ 1 !> 21 10 2* O w n l r c r j T u rp . Co, . Z 1.79 120 N E W ( | m SW t i l . . . — . . . . . . . r o 21 30 Geo. G llyard.. ..... 12.93 :•() Orlando D»v. Co ... T uacaallla aa Kecvvdrd I d Plat Ilaak It Page ( • Orange County Record* E h of NR W of HE W : _______ 21 •M .19 2.53 20 21 21 flU (1. II. Ilurthurt Lot* 1 to 4 and 17 to 20 and • 3 92 W nf NWW of SEW J 3 to 3C and 45 and SWW Of KKW nod S ' j of HEW • fn 21 2 )' JO 4.85 U n k n o u n ._____ — ____ . ' 49 to 5 2 . ___ — — U n k n o w n ... . — -. id S E W ____ 2.83 71 in 40 N E l , id NEW Otlantfo Development Co. 4.Cl ■ )H 10 40 •M Win Urlnrle 1.61 N W W tdN w V Phillip It. Young G rau l aa Recorded la Plat n«ek No I Page 35 Semlni.tr Co. Uncord* .fi K 'y i f SIM, 21 1 »riiml-i f!e\ t*o 6.69 Lot* 2. I | and 17....... — 3 21 31 Jane Voting Ketate 3.48 N 1 j ,d K ol NW W l-ot 4 ___ ____ 32 20 31 Jane Y'oung Ketate 2.15 And I*4} cif N part of f^ita 5 and ft J2 20 31 . llrnry Y'oung ___ 2.35 21 21 ".0 15 N W Ii ff Nf;** ' ( nantlti I fe r. Cn * 3 17 M l f o u ’i N u b D i i U U n « • t t r c o f d r t l la PL I n#f«k N r , 2 P sfp 7 Npmlnolr Co It pterds K0 S3 21 *10 (irl irrt-* l ’e \ . Cn . .. S.3 4 Letts .1, I anti S ,, _______ ___ W. 1. Lawton <0 Orlir.dc- Dev, 3.00 NWW cl SWW - - ......................... ? 4 21 30 10 Orlando Dev. ( j o ____ __ 1.52 SWW id HEW ol S E W ________ :< -1 iio 247 ft of SW ror N W W ol S W W *»»i NW-W N E J, tlraa SEW *n<! lesa NEW run N ‘ 4 0 T T r t ~ 4 i r f T of N W t , , ______________ 25 21 30 120 J d m f i I. W1 Ilia m e........;... 10.14 N 4B ft K 282 ft 8 <12 NW.W yol NYV'W and. SEW «d A. L. J o g r r e n n .___ ‘___ 2.76 ft W G7T f t . . . . , ____:_____ 30 t o 26 21 Otlandti Dev. C o . _ _— 8.81 40 Or Iand u Dev. C o _______ S E W of S E W ' Z Z Z Z r Z Z Z Z . 27 21 30 3.24 Altamonte and Palm Hyriaga a a R eco rd ed In Plat Ilaak II Pag* >1 O ra n g e Co B u r Ida 10 26 21 ;.o Wm. Martin. __ 16.05 E 'y of Wly of SE>, of SEW 2.65 N E« | of SWW id H E ) t ________2 2H 71 .no Lot 18 Block 2 ____________ ___ _ . C- F r r e l a n d ____________ E. J. Dunlin ____ ____ __ 10 ■T.40 10 E. J. Dunlin . ___— __— 6.48 28.17 S W W of SWW of HE W________‘ 28 21 20 s w w of a w w of s e w ______ N E JEW of NEW a n d *SK,W of NWW of 8_W W of S E___ W and 80 84 2 ' 30 Orlando l>ev. C o . . . . _ ... 9.78 Beg 7.37 ch N i f HE cor of S W W ______ —____ 4 4 In r ia t nt*>k No 2, run N 7.57 ch W 14.08 L. II. Griffin _________ l-ot 8 Block 16 _________ ch S 7.58 ch E 14.94 O, K. A d n m y ....,„ — ____ c h a i n s ____ ______ ____ 4 19.80 Lot 74 Block 16. _____ _______ 20 L o u 18 and 17 Block 1 7 ....____ 11. II- Roeuler__________ Beg SE cor ol 8WW of_________ 4 M. L. Jeflry _________ L o t 1 Block 18------------:________ run N 7.57 ch W 14.91 Emil Michel __________ L o t 17 Block 18_______________ ch H 7.67 ch E 14.98 IL 11. Uocolcr........ - ....... .. I>. 8 VlUa_____________ KAO L o t 22 Block 1■.-T. — i__________ chain* . . . . _— __— _ 11 Pred C o u rc h ru __ — ___ L o t ' 21 Block 18_______________ lets B U n kn ow n .. . . — —— Wf> M w ,‘ f , i 5E^ Z !.f i _______ 35 21 30 Orlando D or. Co. 4.11 M EW ol N E W ........ nf N w ' j i ’ of 8 W U fl«M . . n n d SW of Morton R ealty Co, _____ 4-91 a w « or n w w 1TM Orlando D or. C o —_... . NWW of N NW W........*____ 35 21 30 6.98 v U n k n o w n .... — ______ W W of SWW of S E W ---------------- 16 21 30 2.58 H . Poos’* S a b Division Hahnom Plawtation'a* Recoedid la Vlat Book S e . 1 P a f o S9 Uemtuelo County Recar Aa Vnn Arsdala Oak oca a Beaker*** C nwapeny’o Addition to Dlnck (lam mack aa Recorded I-ot I I -----— ----------------------------- r Overatr—4 Tuyj» C o .— 1.18 l a P la t’ll*«k 94a. I Page 31 Somlnol* 4'auaty Recaeda Lou 25 an d 1 8 ________________ . G. K lnrm aa___________ _ 1-49 W. U. IL Allen..... ............ 88.08 L am IS and 14__________ Lot 144.____ ■--------E. U. M organ------------— 19.16 N Ji of N E W of N W M nnd Lot* 188 and 1 6 9 ..— Emily Morgan..-:_______ 38.08 N t i of N E W of 8E.W Elbert H. M o rg an _- _______76.70 mod WW nf N W / L E. U. M o r g a n .__ _________38.08 S E W a n i SWW of 0 E W J . IL an d C. IL J o n e s . . . . 28.67 • » ? , N W of N E W of O. P. B so pa...... ............— 19 28 S E W o f S E W . an d all W of Weklva ris e r of B C e a y i a y ' e 8 k **4 Addltlen U Black Ha aam ack aa .R e ta r d *d Pan Aradal* Oeharn* W of SEW of S E W •n d In Ptai Bask No. I Pago >M Seminal* C o a s t/ Records E W of liWW (l*a* SW H. C. Morgan. 75.70 aero# In N E cor of SW ' LoU t i l . 14Z, 141 an d £44...... — and 7 acres In N W cor of 22.14 229 O v e n 't m l T u r p C o . . . . „ N M ) an d SWW of SWW J. H. Lea___________ L _ 76.70 N W W of N W W . . . . . — B»I » * f t 8 and M f t W of Goo. Gaines.— ______ 45.96 sww--------------■ H • k j . N E W of N W u '° l— — — 1' Netty# M. Line h a r t ........ Orlande Dot . C o _______ L9I 3 U n k n o w n . . . . ______ —— 1.49 5 U nk n o w n ....——— — ?1. - . o ^ ^ W f i E U - Z Z Z *H N E ror of B EM *f 1.10 tW U n k n o w n , , . --------—-----1 A ct* la N E cor e l 0 E M of »W of 8 E w ' orB E W ~E ~ o4 W ^ I B U e f l W M ---- j---- -----7.89 ... kiva river__________ _ 17 P a . Baldwin Ifr * . . . . — BW of S W I i of BWW Ueoa L b » l I B i C e r run N S78 . N and B. la BW ear) \ a n d 1.1* eh N and 8 *<i<f i‘2# rt 8 ,T> u td P. 0 . Baldwin H r* .. . . — by S.4S ck K an d W In n w w of a w ‘u ~ Z n T _1 Q < ~ o i N E cer. ol S E W of 45 Or* retreat T u rp , Co:-----N E W of SW W Of b w w " 10 t l G*o. Qalno* B cf S W w nfT JE M 7 f ^ H M * Z l a Altamento Land H alt! a n d Navgatloa run E 54 y d s N 11* I* 1 Pag* I t Semlaola County Record* ydo W 54 pda 8 ^ 1 2 4 Lot " “ T— 1-tO U. L. Half h t gs — L o u 11 an d I t Block B . — —>— Soalhcrn Florida Cftraa Company a P la t o f tk* Genova Tract la See. 23. Tp 20 H R 12 E *• Recorded In Plat Book No. iT Faf* IT, Bemlaolt Conaly Ricorda Lot* 3 and 4 . . . — — —— U nk no w n ............................ 2.71 Be* W. II. H o w a r d .. — R. W. L a w to n .......— M. L, Mltehell'u Addlilou I* Ovledd aa R i curd ad la plat Ruuk N* I Pag* Bl Nemlaol* Conaly R lcords J o b s B arlow — —— S eal kern Plaridn Citrus Company'* P la t o f Iko Genova Tract In See. 21. Tp 10 B R. 32 E m Reeocded In f l a t Book No. 2. r a f t ( I , flemlaolt Coaaly Record. it* 30, *1, 22. S I , *4. SI, SS 17 and IS ------------- — , U n k n o w n . . . . — __12.10 BE corner of N W W ,------ru a N 440 yde S 440 ——--- - Eric Anderson's Addition to Oeledo an R ecorded In P la t'B o o k No, I , Pngn *2 SemlnoU County Rccerda ' >LoU 3, 4 a n d 5................................. J . R. Jenca...... -------- — * ~ ■ ~-*m L,m m~~ . », ■ i T. L. Cashing’* Addition to O ric d e no R e c o rd rd In Pta*,B#*k No I , P a r 4* Seminole County Kctordo Lot 1 an d n elrip 1 2 .by 100 ft — ol E tide of L o# 2 . -----— R. W, L aw ton----- ---------- •* aww 111.40 12.55 14.0* 5.00 2.71 ■ A. Aulla'a P i n t Addition to Oeledo aa R ecorded In Plat Book No. I P ag e 4* B^ 8Erurn , N U !V h r ! W T " . h “ NWW .. 3.40 IJtt 4.15 M I . 1.11 -/ c m ■* “ (jB *1**338 *jGm *. , t;g Bag N ' l Ol NW run N 165 ft E 876 ft S 163 ft W 876 ft to Beg ' H \ f r e r Z r j f ] Z Z f ~ 8 B W of N W l» . _ _______ run S 41 ft E 178 ft S t l It W 196 ft N 225 ft W too fi S 225 It N E ' , of N W ' , of SW 1, 15 I t *11 8W », of SEM of « W ' , . 13 21 31 N U of S ' , o f N E L o f S E ' , 15- 21 31 N E ' , of S K I , ,.t S E N *nd S ' , of N E W of H E W -------- *— 15 21 31 Beg 7.07 ch » ol N E cor of SW W of S E W --------- 1___ 13 21 31 run S 6 ch w 7 ch N 6 eb E 7 ch . .....— ----- — Iltg SE ro r of S W ' ( of S E W ..... 15 21 31 run N 130 yda W 130 yds S 150 > da I. 130 yd* ___ SW of SWW 'H S E '* of S E W . _______ —_________15 I I 3 | NW of SCI,' of N K W of N E W ........- .................... 102131 EW of NEW of N W ' i . . . ____ 16 21 31 S W ) , of NEW of NWW ______ 18 I I 31 Beg N W c o r ______________ 1621 31 run S 9 !y ch E 2.27 ch S 9 ch E 1.54 ch N 9 ch K 30 deg E 7.84 ch N SW ch W 8 c h --------------Ur* SW ro r cl NWW *d N W I f T ‘ ru n N 10W ch E 2.27 ch E 1.64 ch H to of said 40 acre* oV"~NW” cor” "oI of N W W -------------- 10 along dJlth S 69 deg t . l L c h B 8.8 ch W 2.79 . . ch to b o g . . . —— — -----N WW ol SW W of N W W ............. BWW of S E W - ___________ 2___ BEW of 8 E W Gran ■ acre* In S E cor).._______ —__— — Beg BE corr — ____— :__________ R un N 220 yda W 31 yda B 220 yds E 83 yda . a Bog C* yde W at HE c o r__ ____ r u a N 220 yda W 110 y d s S 2X0 yda U 110 Be* St^yda W S s E V w o f t Z Z 16 tu n W 18 yds >N 110 yda E 38 yda 8 310 y ard * ___ _ Beg O.I7_ch E Mr*. J. M. J 0ne*____ L. W. H. If ,,w a rd .---------■_ W. J. L a w to n ________— W. J. L a w t o n . - — — 2.78 11.80 >.90 10.70 J. H. A C. U. J o a n -----— 4,»t W. IL H ow ard.'___- ____ L it W, 11. H o w a rd .— ____ J. D. Jon**.------------------J. M. J o a e * . ——— Glasgow R o b i n s o n . . . - — U n k n o w n . . . , ——_— — 15.90 eg.16 1.61 J. C. I’attcreon T. W. Moran---------------- L it U n k n o w n . . . —— — U n k n o w n . . . . . ___ _____ Orlando D*v. C o — LSI 1.88 W. II, H o w a r d ,________ LOL*. U n k n o w n . . . . — —— — — 1*4^5 J. C. P a t t e n o n . ________ _ t.ll. U n k n o w n . . . . — ____— S NE“ Z ;&dvZHZL-Z’Z L*U • ! » an d *20___ Z —Z ____ EH Suavely . . L. U. Prareoa. 4.41 LSI .‘i.° ft U n k n o w n .______________ U n k n o w n .. '. .____;______ T h e Bio via Colony Corny* a / ' a S a b Dtelelea t Htmimtlm Ceeal U 119, 111, I l f , and l i t _____ m r u of N ' w u ....... I of BEM h w ia w j 19 99 11 T . W. M ont*.:; J . B. J e new.___ ilo ap Ri i County 1 **• N e cor of B R U « F " “ SUN* * J W j* ■*« • y g V i y - f T w "fit � 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, May 07, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 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>, May 07, 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