1 10 65 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/178e433160e20c97665e6d0b3db85e3e.pdf 2fdacb1f995c25f3305a5ec64276e02a PDF Text Text \ - ;J ■ ■jgM MWM'^ | ;S ?Ji r iH S 'i •; . *V.~: .•*’ • v •'*, . - : 4 r ' : ■■.■ -. s c a s s a w w M W • r r -•, - >t C .. • v» r • -I • . . * *. • "'*i’ f e r * - w r w ^ i s a r a E f f i S f e W' S A N FO R D HERALD ' H *i'Q M 'J f 3 * . IN TKu; H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E SE C T IO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26.1319 VOLUME XI :3 NUMBER 19 C o m i n g to Our Census Flying Circus Tomorrow Work to Start Jan. 2nd Opens Aviation Day of Every One Must Help D ixie Aero Company * • *.4* ' f Be Big Job For Census Takers m u st b T r i g h t ivn CITIZENS SHOULD LEND T|li;ill ASSISTANT E TO T< THE government so by law. Census information cannot, under any circumstances, lie used as a basis for taxation, nor can it Ik* used to harm any person or his property. It has nothing whatever to do with detection, arrest, prosecution or punish­ ment of any jK*rson for any violation of any law. Important Questions Asked of All Age last birthday. Each person ten years of age and over will be asked whether he is able to read or write. Each |>erson will lie asked his birthplace, as well os the birthplace of his father and mother. If foreign born, the date of coming to the United States will bo asked, and if nntumlized, the date of becoming n citizen; also the mother tongue or nn-' tive lnnguage. Each head of g family will lie asked whether ills home is owned by him or rented. If owned, whether So far as the Fourth district of FIojjjj u concerned, preparation for the 0f the decennial census, next ^.(h, U well advanced. Commiliorj of appointment as enumerators i* now in the hands of all the 200 j.pvintees, most of whom have already uVrn the prescribed oath of office, among other thing*. enjoins CLonUffUed o n p a g e 4 ) ^’r.Trv a* to results of their work, Ai uiJal with all appointments, a [,i- applicants have shown dissatisfarticn in not being assigned to some aher districts. Supervisor J. J. Emery U». however, selected the enumerators r.th treat care, taking into considera­ tion the Is-st intre«»s of the service tether with equitable distribution d the territory*, some of it dejireable axre otherwise. Instructions and •applies are living sent out to eneb of the appointees us fast as each qualifies ind is sworn lor the service, and each till have ample time for studying ail the points concerning correct census CHILDREN FROM ALL PARTS wrvice. OF FLORIDA BEING CURED Mr. Emery is now in the south end OF DEFECTS if the district, on the last trip before Jacksonville, Dec. 26.— Twelve tne actual work of the census begins, lr*i than threu weeks hence*. Bcgin- kiddies from as many parts of Flo­ tir.g in Key West, lie will bold a series rida have found cures for their phy­ d totalled instructional meetings at sical defects in the Orthopedic de­ the county wit of each of the larger cwstics. At these meetings all the partment of the Stnte Board of numerators will Ik* expected to he Health at St. Lukes hospitul. Five present, excepting those in most remote of the children have gone home und rcuntry districts. It is expected that seven are still in the hospitul under the meeting will develop a spirit of the* treatment. Three of the children were crip­ service which will quicken the intrest if every census employe in the work pled from paralysis of one nr more of collecting the true facts and uil the of their limbs, brought on !>y infacts required about the growth, re­ funt paralysis. Two were lame* from sources and population of the eastern club feet und two liu.l pus infections uf (lie bone, cuusing Inmesneae. An­ section of Florida. other of tho kiddies had cancer of All the census supervisors in the Southern States are summoned to the hone, another n rieft palate and net William C. U Hunt of Washington hair-lip and a third paralysis caused chief statistician of the census, in At­ by u fibrous tumor pressing on u lanta December 22. The four Florida on a nerve. The youngsters in the Orthopedic supervisors are exjiected to attend thia btructional meeting and get final department during the holidays had pointers for carrySng out what Is ex­ their own Christmas celebration with pected to lie the most complete census Mrs. Ralph N. Greene, wife of the d the United States ever taken. Even state health olllccr, arranging a tree remote parts of the Everglades and the and a shower of gifts for them. At­ ramps of the Seminole Indians are being taches of the State Board of Health arranged to l>»* covered by the census entered Into the spirit of the cele­ of 1920, and the changes taking place bration and thp children were kept b rnosyt sections of Florida make the busy opening un exciting assortment ttr.su* returns a subject of special in- of packages Christmus day. trwt in this state. The Orthopedic service is for the indigent srippled of the state and the Agriculture—Population children are treuted and cared for ar A new- feature plso in the fnrt that St. Lukes under the direction of the o most of the counties the regular State Board of H ealth with Dr. J. enumerators will he instructed to en-t Jnxrato n„t „n|y (*-e agricluture and Knox Simpson, orthopedic surgeon, population, as heretofore, hut also the directly in charge. Manufacturers. The latter cover a fange of industries cf considerable i Ireoiith, even in Floridq, which is n o t! *eer.tia||y a manufacturing state. It J *ill al*o add to the earning* of enumer- j i! *.« already in rno.it cases raised to •he highest rates permitted by the tmsus law. CRIPPLED CHILDREN CAREDFOR POLITICS CONFERENCE SIMMERING WILL BEGIN IN FRANCE NEXT WEEK PREMIER CLE.MENCEAU WILL BE PRESIDENT WITHOUT ANY SERIOUS OPPOSITION BETWEEN ALLIED AND MAN DELEGATES PEACE TREATY Paris, Dec. 26, (By Associated Press) President Poincaire's successor will lie elected Junuury 17th, according to the inference generally drawn by the Pari­ sian press from Premier Clemen ceau's % statement in the Chamber of hi.; Cabi­ net that he would definitely resign on that date. It is also deduced from the Premier's declaration that lie will be a candidate for the Presidency which means he will be elected virtually with­ out opposition. Speculation regarding Clemcnreau's successor ns head of the cabinet is eclipsing the discussions as to the next president of the republic. Alexander Millerand governor of Alsace-Lorraine seem* to have a great lead ns far ns predictions are concerned. Paris, Dec. 26, (By Associated Press) Conferences will begin here next week between Allied and Ger­ man delegates on measures pre­ paratory to putting the peace treaty Into effect it was announced today. The V ouncii did not hold a session today but announced a meeting for tomorrow. WILSON PASSENGER SHIPS GIVEN ANY ACTION TO ENGLAND ON MrNARY SUGAR BILL EXTE NDIN G EQUALIZATION BOARD POWER Washington, Dec. 26, (By Associ­ ated Press) The president is with­ holding nition on the McNcry Bil extending the life (f the tugur Equilization Board until the board files n menu random concerning the measure. It was «nid at the White House today that the Board requested a delay. No indication of what the Board's action on the hill would he. i n cities the population enumerzawill Im> completed in two weeks, •e enumeration of farms will l>e comKit,dn thirty days. The census Manufacturers, mines and quarries*, - and gas wells und forestry and for’ products will, as a rule, Ik* taken by peria agents and by correspondence not by enumerators. t J 1? ” n"U* U tho mtans Uy which - government ascertains the increase Mpopulation, DormI .1 ..... the statizstirs concerning *u .un*, anj the vjtaj inforraat |on n* Mng thde resources of tho nation. for Statistical Purpose* Only h" census Inquiries are defined by .... ° 9 0np,ew- The information ••■fed L* strictly confidential, mead* Dollars Being* Melted Philadelphia, Dec. 25.—Tcn mil­ lions of dollars, all in silver, an* being melted into silver bars at the United States mint here. Later the liar* are turned into dimes, quartern and half dollars. The government finds it cheaper to melt the dollars than to go into the market and buy silver, now selling at the highest price in many years. SHIPS OF IMPERATOR GROUP ARE TO BE DELIVERED ACCORDING TO PEACE TERMS Washington, Dec. 26, (By Associ­ ated Pre*ss) By direction of the presi­ dent the former German parsonger ship i of lie Impcrator group, nowin New York harbor are to Le de iivered to Great Britain the Shipping Board announced toduy. The ves­ sels nrc those nssigned to the- Uuited States after the armistice for the repatriation of Americnn troops und designated by the Interallied Naval Council to lie turned over to Great Britain under the armistice terms already delivered to Great Brituin. Berlin, Dec. 26.—Germany is gravely concerned over tho military dernnostrations which attended the recent arrival in Berlin of Field Mundinl Von Hindcnburg when he came to testify liefore the committee of the National Assembly. The pan-German newspapers loudly re joict* are gleeful over the fact that ui lion company of the national defence troojw was mulled out to stand guard around the railway stution when Hindenhurg entered the city. They tell with joy how Hindenhurg and LudendorfT reccivcd the company and how the crowd prcitril around the two former military leadirs kissing their hands and clothing. On tin* other hand the Vorwnerts, the socialist newspa|>cr, denounces tho whole affair as n political demonstra­ tion with u Par.-German coloring. The jiajier blamed Major General Reinhardt, commander of the Berlin troojis, for "executing this trick" nnd criticized the government for nllowing him to do it. General Kcinhurdt has since In-en ordered to retire from the army. Baron Von Richthofen, addressing the democratic assembly at Lankwitz said: The latest devents in Berlin have not Ikk-ii increased abroad tho belief in Germany's democracy und the stability of tin* new German rejiublic. The, militaristic demonstra­ tions cnnnnot possibly induce the SPECIAL MISSION FROM SOVIET English nnd cspccfnlly the French to REPUBLIC TO ITALIAN GOV- lenve us the docks and cranes which EUNMKNT we need for the reconstruction of our Rome, Dec. 26, (By Associated Press) economic life." Tho Soviet Republic envoy charged with u special rr.Lstion to the Italian Womnn’s League government has arrived at Naples I.omndnn, Dec. 26.—"The* success according to u Rome despatch. of the League of Natior.3 idea is depend­ ent ujion the intelligent co-oj>eration TO IMPROVE JERUSALEM of the women," says Miss A. Helen Ward in an article in the League, a Professor Gcddes lln* Planned Rig periodical. Things The writer suggests tho organization London*, Dec. 26.—Professor Pat­ of a Woman’s Bureau of tho League of rick Godlies, town planner, who has in Nations and that the women should be hand projects for the improving ol njqiointed for their general fitness for Jerusalem for the Zionist Organization the purjiose of the league, rather than aims at making the changes without merely ns exjwrta in what are known destroying the historic and romatic as “women’s int rests." aspects of the ancient city,, according to n statement which lie has given to the Zionist Bulletin. Professor Geddc.1 stntcs that one of hLs foret tasks will be in connection with the Hebrew University, and he hope* to begin on that next year, utili­ zing buildings already erected. Re­ search laboratories for chemistry will be a feature of the school. Dr. Welzmann, the Zionist leader, who has been rc-.der l n bio-chemistry ut flunn'r DRANK WOOD ALCOHOL AND NIX ARE DEAD AT HARTFORD, Col!cj£b, Manchester, will be in charge CONN. of tho research work. Professor F Gcddes says ho hopes Hurtford, Conn., Dec. As­ alio to start a Palestine museum and sociated Press) Six men are dead here suggest that nothing mfre of historical and three are dying from the effect and archaclogical intrest should go out of liquor the police believe wua wood of the country. alcohol containing coloring matter. FUGITIVE FROM LAW DECORATED RED ENVOY IN NAPLES TO CONFER HAD STOLEN MONEY AND ENLISTED IN MARINES MAKING GREAT RECORD ANGUILLAR TO RESUME HIS DUTIES Mexico Slty, Dec. 26, (By Associ­ ated Press) General Conditio Auguilar will resume his otllre as' Secre­ tary of tho Foreign Relations Jan­ uary 2, it is stated on good autho­ rity here. Aguilar arrived here to­ day nfter spending several months in Europe on n special mission. GERMANY GRAVELY CONCERNED No Autos Allowed Hamilton, Bermuda, Dec. 26.- -A vigorous effort to raise the ban on motor cars lias failed. The House* of Assembly voted 17 to 15 ugninr.t it. For at least another year Bermudians and visiting tourists will continue' to walk, ride n bicycle or drive a horse os of yore. Since little Nantucket capitulated to the forces of progress tills colony has held an almost unique position in OVER THE RECEPTION GIVEN its opposition to the use of uulomohile* TO VON HINDENHURG AND OTHER GENERALS 01288112 Boston, Dec. 26, (By Associated Press) How Arthur Abbott, long wanted as a fugitive for the theft of fifteen thousand dollars from a local trust company enlisted in the Marines and as Sergeant William Haskell was cited for bravery and brilliunt war service was disclocd today when it was announced that he had been set free on probation by tin* District Attorney and that he had received the French Croix de Guerre officially under his right nninc. Abbott was in the Sixth Enumeration Regina Jan. 2 1920. Regiment and was one of forty four Ti e census is required every ten j men left of the fnmous thirteen AS SECRETARY OF THE FOR­ T*wr» by the constitution of the United hundred Marines who went through EIGN RELATIONS OF • i. i and by act of Congress. The Argonne Forest. M EXICA N G O V EHN M ENT named |()r loginning the 1920 7n,,1‘ ^ January 2; census clay is January j, GER­ ON Prohibit Cotton Exports Tokio, Dee. 26.—The Japanese gov­ ernment lias ‘decided to prohibit the exportation of cotton yarns and tissues in order to check the advance of prices. Owing to the shorlage of supply against the ever increasing demand, the price of raw cotton has gone up 197 percent. It is alleged that this is in part due also to speculative dealings of cotton yarn brokers, who have taken advantage of t!ie bouyant market ami the fast falling supply to deal in futures. T ie gavermnent has decided to ex­ empt from customs duty cotton yarn and cotton tissue inported from abroad. Several large spinners in Osaka and elsewhere have ordered cotton yarns from the United States und Chinu and tna Jy Japanese cotton mills will augment their manufacturing capuciry with spindle- -.n.l f.-ih,-* }.ir.c.* iuijHirled from thje United States. WORLD WORKER ASKED TO AID STOP KILLING OF COMMUNISTS CIALISTS IN SAYS APPEAL AND SOHUNGARY Berlin, Dec. 26, (By Ariociuted Press; Appeals ta the World Work­ ers ashing their governments to take steps to stop the alleged "slaughter" of communists and socialists in Hungaria are being sent out by the Austrian Social Democracy. OLD ALCOHOL K IL L S MEN CH RISTM A S 26, (n>* K t w s s •A y .; ... . .... v Aviation Field Opened Saturday THRILLING~STUNTS •1t.l STUNTS OVER CITY AND PAS­ SENGERS CARRIED UP AT AVIATION FIELD Tomorrow will Ik * a big clay in avia­ tion circles as the Dixie Aero Comjiany will ojx.*n their aviation field here with a flying circus in which Owens, known as the Daredevil of the Air will do n lot of stunts nnd try to get killed just an n hair raiser. Owens will l*c re­ nm* a membered here — fhi few years ago did the triplo parachute drop at the Ostrich Farm and other jilncc* in tiic state, lie him not given uj) the parachute business but during the war invented the aviator's parachute that fastens on the shoulders of the nvuitor and nllows him to drop more gently to the ground when his |>!nne falls. Owens will walk on the wings of tlie jilane while it Is giogn one hundred mill's un hour and do other stunts over the business portion of the city. At the nviation field which is located south of the city in the Sanford Orlando road Owens will mnke n parachute drop from his jiinnu while it is 5000 feet in the air. At the field the jiasscnger service of the Dixie Aero Service will Ik? inaugura­ ted and jiaMcngcr* will he carried on short flights for $ 15 j>er flight and Sat­ urday will lie a big day in rnnny rwq>ectii opening us it does the new uviution era, that of arrojdane service used in a commercial way. Lieutenants Low­ ell und Langley have bi*cn here for some time getting up the Dixie Aero Company nnd have enlisted many of tho busi­ ness men of Sanford, Eustis, Okeechobee City nnd other |>oints in their comjmny and the ncrojdanc to bo used as a passenger carrier has come to stay nnd Snnford is fortunate to be chosen a* one of the stations nnd as the principal headquarters of the new company. Ill The business men of Sanford have arranged for the big flying circus hero tomorrow und it is expected that n large crowd will be here to witness the thrilling events. The merchants will arrange for the crowds am i‘will have many tomj>ting bargains for the shoj>|K*rs und Saturday should Ik* a gala duy in many resjH*cts. While tho nviation field Ls some distance from the city the *hij» will do all their rtunts over the business jmrtion und thore who mnke flights from the field will Ik* taken over Sanford that they may see their home* and friends one more time before they drop into Lake Monroe and the sight of lovely Sanford and the turroundlng farms is one of the most beautiful sight* in Florida to the aviators rny.| Re­ member the big day is tcmorrpw and the events will ittrt promptly at 2 O’clock and the ivints will tukif jiiscc over the city. AMERICAN SAILORS IN MEXICAN JAIL BEING HELD ON ( HA RLE OF BEATING UP A CITIZEN OF MAZATLAN, MEXICO Mexico City, Dec. 26. (By Arocclalrol Press) Ililinrd Medina, in chorse of the Afexican Foreign cflice declared tedny in answir to the question about the arre«t of Ameriran rnilora as follows: Two American tailors were arrested at Mazatlun for ostault upon Mexican citizen were as far os the Foreign ClTce knew still held there under the provisi­ ons of the Mexican common law. Taking Art Treasures London, Dec. 26.—The House of Commons has been informed that large numbers of works of art have been leaving this country recently for Am­ erica and elsewhere. The Chanccllo» of tho Exchequer, Austin Chamberlain, said there was no export duty on works of art but "there was much to be otld in favor of Imposing such a duty.'* ■rhfc^oelV--.*v -air& u • i ; .jj ■a '■■T*S '.45H ** '< 1 -r:] i j f j �rrrvrz- wm THE SANFORD HERALD YES, “A Feed For Everv Need. IFUMNA] SCRATCH IFEED I Builds U A R O IC Wrmmtt Io FEED can you W e have it, less than for 'VIII l.a) Views Before Concrc** RUSSIA STARVES Washington, Dec. 16.—Under plans of officer* of the American Legion in UNDER RED RULE session here congress will be called | session congress v. ill he called CONDITIONS AWFUL! upon tohere hasten klcgialation favorable ... p ;| jL .V rifW g et it, or it i s ’nt m ade can buy it fo r elsew h ere COUNTY HAPPENINGS (Continued from page 1) guests at the home of Mrs. to veterans of the world war. Sena- F. Westcrdick fer a few days. toers will lx? asked why they did not Y . und Mrs. Voile Williams mo­ ALLIED BLOCKADE SLOWLY concur in the house action on the Sweet tored down Sunday evening on a STARVING RUSSIANS TO hill the extend the benefits of the was visit with her father in Orlando. DEATH IN THE CITIES risk insurance act. The delegates { Mr. and Mrs. ,E. F. Lundqu'<t Helsingfors, Finland, Dec. 17. have tentntivcnly dedlded to urge con-| were visiting at the home of their (By Associated Press) The only gross to combine under one head, tile bread of the m ajority of the residents j war rb k l,*aurancc ,,urenu* lhe l,ub,iH Lun<J,' u i,t- Sun,la>’ of Petrogrnd have been able to ob­ health service and the federal board aBprno°n. tain for months had been the so- of vocational education, claiming that! Mr. Alfred Kricson and wife nnd cnllod "duranda" made from flax­ under this system state legion officers children and her sister, Mrs. John seed skins from which the oil haa, ll^ co-operate with the gov- Borell and nephew, Woodard .Bert* been pressed. M. Saponon. a Pelro- eminent In the intnst of ex-service men. grad art dealer who recently rsu c -! Delegates also agreed to rccomcceded in cscapign from Bolshevist mend rcvUon of the Sweet bill to create Russia to Finland, who discloses j 48 state directors for the war risk buthis situation says the bread is reau instead ol 14 regional directors, highly irritating and causes stomach j us provided in the measure. trouble. * j ---------------------M. Suponen expressed the opinion! I <>HI) RUNS A I At TORI th a t, if the Allied blockade continued the wost m onths.for Bolshevist R u s-!,)wncr Books lli»»cr I p to Pulley »ia would be March and April. He j an<* Operates on Aulo Power stated th at, though unemployment Plant City, Dec. 17.—A. H. Wilwas general in Petrogrnd. it w aslliam s, who, a few months ago lost difficult to hire workmen owing to'* his broom factory in this city by fire their weakened condition nn npathy when seyrra! buildi 1 ' *cu <, i. >io are not street were destroyed, hus just turn­ allowed food rations, get nothing ed out Wiiat may t„*avc a revolution except w hat they manage to buy when it comes to supplementing the surreptitiously by selling their fur­ electric power, it is the Williams Autopower Pulley, and, attached to niture and other possessions. a Ford truck yesterday demonrtrated "B artering is extensively practiced what can be done with it. All the in Pctrograd ami Moscow as well as machinery in the Burney Lumber in the country" continued M. Saponen. “ No one may legally po- Company’s mill was operated at one ssess more than 5,000 rubles. When time, the engine of the Ford, through people have nothing more with the pulley attachm ent, taking the which they may trade they must join place of the twenty-horsepower mo the Communist party in order to tor for a few minutes. get work. That is difficult however, Big Dance and Oyster Supper for the burgeoisie. All the educated people try to move into the country Among the social functons an­ where conditions urerbetter." nounced for the Holiday season ii Last M arch, foreigners, who up the Dance and Oyster Supper to to th a t time had enjoyed special be given by the fellows of the Sen­ privileges, became the objects of ior Chapter of Saint Andrew at the persecution, declared M. zSaponen. Parrish House, Tuesday night, 15-0tp. This gradually increased until June December 30th. whenrforcigners, especially the Eng* p c x x x m x x x x lish were attacked wholesale. Origin of Populsr Flavor. Vnnllln flavoring Is obtained from "The Germans after the BrestLitovsk conference could do as they flic fruit of nn orchid. liked, but a change came with the German revolution. The German diplomats were badly treated and aftfr June 1 nil Germans shared the W anted—To rent for one year fate of other foreigners". place near Sanford, of 2 to 5 acres There has been little home life of land and 5 or G room house. in Petrograd since July 1, M. Sapo­ Address "R enter" care of Horuld. nen stated, when parents were or­ W-18-3tp. dered to take.all meals in the Com­ For sale—Fine cow and calf. munal eating houses. This order has Enquire at 90S French nve. 7 not yet been extended to Moscow. W-17-4tp. CLASSIFIED ADVIRT1SEMENTS For sale—Second hand bleaching paper for two acres. O. C. Bryant, W-17~4tp. Great News For Florida Grower* Wagner. Fla. And Shippers For sale—Cabbage plants at S2 00 Washington, Dec. 17.—Embargo ner 1000 Charleston Wakefield on shipments fruit, vegetables from variety Clay County Garrdoning Florida fie lifted today officials C o, Green Cove Springs, Fla lG-ltv American Railway express announ­ For sale—200.00 Wakefield cnbced. bnge paints, ?1 50 per thousand at farm Crating 50 cents extra Ready now I)r Love, DeLnnd, Fla 16-fltc For sale —A bnguin for cash, 20 acres of fine land in the famous Sanford Celery Delta near Cameron City, 10 acres cleared, 5 acres tiled and ' well Building 20x50x22 in center of the 20 acres F'or (trice in and lerms address Joe F Randall, 901 Clnrk S t . Paducah, Ky lG-4tp The L. Allen Seed Co. is now exclusive representative YOUR TOWN for This scientific Tonic mnkex Lay­ ers out of Loafers. It makes your hens lay every day in fail and win­ ter when eggs are scarce and prices are high. R E E F E R ’S MORE EGGS is backed by the million dollar National Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Mo., and is sold for $1 a package on the iron-bound, copperriveted guarantee th at it must prove satisfactory or you can have your money back any time you want it. For Sale or Exchange for Florida Farm —320 acres well improved wheat land. 2G0 acres under cultivation, bnlance in pasture • 1GO acres ready for seeder No fertilizer Good for 40 bushels per acre Open range in winter $30 per acre Wnat havo you to offer as first payment Balance on crop payments Wifu’s health .R E E F E R ’S M ORE EGGS cause of sale J A Baker Ojen, builds bone—and makes strong Albertn, Canada ^ 16-ttp. muscles. It stim ulates your hens and makes a champion layer out •Farm Photography a specialty. of the ordinary back yard, barn Photos of all kinds, See Sheafer at 113 Elm Ave. yard hen. 9-tf R E E F E R ’S M ORE EGGS For Sale —Prepare tor cold weath S tart , using it today and you will er NOW. Buy your winter's firo Mtrprited and delighted with wood now and save money. Oak or pine. Either stove or fireplace wood. (he results Phono W9-W. Roberts & Smith, Wood Yard, corner Gth und Elm. 6-tf m isv xntf.vJt. p A v A A L .‘U CALF CHOWI P P A ^T X ? P A M v ^ X V /1 . A JL-J \ - / ' U rlTjs P A T% TV X xtlJLn X 9 leson after Sunday school vaa over they may enjoy their stay in the m aderartrip over to DcLand :o see j Sunny South. another sister, Mr;. Adam Karr j ,\ «hort program entitled "Christand her family, in their auto. m a^L and" is being planned for the Mr. and Mrs. Goodheart Swanson Sunday School next Sunday, with wlio made tnortrip down from Colo­ i an offering for the orphan and rado, safely in their car, taking a i homeless chldren of the land of m onth on the journey and are |j Our Saviour. spending the winter here visiting; Mr. .end Mrs. Emil Magnuson w ith their uncle, August Swanson returned home Tuesday evening and other relatives, among whom to be \*ith the home folks for the are Niel Swanson, another uncle, holidays. They havy been at Merand Mrs. Nelson of Sanford, an rits Island where he has charge of aunt. the orange (lacking for Chase and Co. We understand they intend to v isit a number of places of interest in their car while here and hope AD V ER TISIN G PAYS x x s e x x x m x x m m PURINA PURINA m K m m TQC PIG FEED HOUSE Hors*i Inc <bnoke. Horses Imp , Iniii „rr taught to ll\o ,J II poisonous w. , ,J Mmf the native nninials *1,,,,, nntumlly |,v forcing them to Inhale smoke from burning aleccj of tt>» Safe On the oe«rtMon of n slight fire am, much smoke behind 'he curtain n vaudeville manager w4iv trying, unsuecessfull.*, by suave, assuring Mntements to quell nn Incipient panic in the luidtroce. A lending comedian nidnit out nnd, pointing a linger of scorn nt the manager, appealed to she nuulenre thus: “Sure, do you think no woule be such a fool ns to g*op here If there were any danger}’* x x w t m m i w Twenty Bales Tobacco Stems, weight 4142 lbs. From Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. warehouse, still a greater distance, December 4th, 1919: Thirty-five Sax, 150 lbs. Each Dried Blood, W eigh t 5,250 lbs. T his on e load valued at $ 100.00 Two Big Mules or any live stock, wherever the car goes; Lettuce, more than any wagon load can take; ...IT... Celery, lit for the trailer to take, more than any wagon can take to pull, v Your tarin help to , and/ from work. • Built by a farmer for other farmers to use. :,y Carries For Sale, or Exchange—One 20 acre, one’ 10 acre, Snnford Ave. Walking distance to city. Two lots corner Center nnd Elm Ave. Two ots west s'de Palmetto avenue 50 ft. from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 075 N. Spr ng St., Los Angeles, Cal. 13-13tc. The L. Allen Seed Co. Phone 181 Examples of ingenuity are never wanting in building construction. Look, here is a common carrier problem easily solved Have towed only for a test, on brick, sand and shell road. From the freight depot to the farm 5 miles or more with my Sunday Fliver and Chief Trailer, Nov. 7th, 1919: EXPRESS EMBARGO LIFTED DO YOU.KNOW DECEMBER 19. 1919 G roceries, - Black Strap M o la s se s in hulk, - Lime in barrels, L"Blue S ton e, • Sprays, - Hardwood A s h e s, - Armours F ertilizers. S e e us for. Carload Crate M aterial. A gent for Dayton A irless T ires, thnts what you need. EASY L § 2 5 0 .0 0 F. O. SA N FO R D Thank you for the attention AL. DORNER The Freight Bill Covering T h is This Shipm ent 1'orm 2J9-T W Jrtll p,!-. FREIGHT BILL .Made nt Station SANFORD. FI A. 11- 17- 19. T H E DELIVERY SL IP Pro. No. 711 Uni t ed S l a t e ' Kn Iroad Administration MARKS fONSHiNKP. DESTINATION KOUTK m.YoND ( THIS STATION J I )lire lor (•rnrral o f llillr o id a .BERT DORNER 881 Carrier W. U. Number D ate <S». N»»») *' htull 1 t nt. •ill 4112 4 7G WAR TAX BALES T o n STEMS x x x x x x m 5 2 5 0 lbs. A1A A.SCM — Tnrxr.— 4 4 m _____ 3 5-150 lb. ax Dried plood ____________ CAM HECOHII YBOR CITY FLA 115H0 11-10 Si* 33272 EXCHG SUP CO v n n rrx s ------------ m __ _________ __________________ .______________________ ____ I'rum (S»# A.i») 20 Received from WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO., the following articles for tly? account of ___________ Albert Dorncr To ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD, fit c iu q o m ArtkioTruuywitd! _— W ILSON & T O O M E R FERTILIZER CO. m m m 76 14 90 Sigrfed. Valued at $ 4 0 0 .0 0 Al. Dorner Retain this slip to compare with invoice m 3 �THE SAN70BD HERALD W ig h t T i r e C o AUTO SU PPL IE S San ford. Florida. TWELVE CHINESE TO CUBA ARE ENBOUTE OWENS WILL WALK ON WINGS MADLY •P AEROPLANE AND JUM P OFF iir u is e d IN PARACHUTE. Miami, Dec. -24, (B y Associated The business men of Ssr.forii will Press) Twelve Chinese onroute to pull a big stunt here Saturday, ha ve­ Cuba under guard were badly in g engaged tho Dixie Aero Service bruised when the south bound Over­ to feature Daredevil Owens who seas Limited for Key West on the takes an aeroplane nnd Hies upside F. E. C. Railway collided with a down, walks on the wings of the northbound freight at Jensen near planes, makes n parachute jum p(( here early today. It was said that from the aeroplane 6,000 feet in the tho Limited ran by the^m ceting air nnd does all kinds of stunts point. over the business section of San­ [Mummies Found In Steam* Heated Cave; Vault Kept * Warm by Volcanic Fires f i Tho murntnllled romnlns of 13 Aleujtlans were found In n steam-heated 'cave on Ilngnnll Island recently, and 111 of them have been token to the NnJtlonnl museum nt Washington. The jeavern thnt served ns a burial vault •was kept warm by volcanic fires. The , mummies were wrapped In skins and .nets, nnd wero completely dried up. It I Is supposed thnt tho ancestors of the Jpresent Island natives mummified i their dend because they did not wish i to pnrt from them, nnd not for any ; religious renson. Their method was to wrap the bodies In tho skins nnd jlntestlnnl membranes of sen mammals. !place them In n squatting nttltude nn jwooden trays, nnd hnng them up In i dry caves. Many of them found arc Iundoubtedly very nnclent, but of the i origin and history of the race little Is [known. The Aleutians spoke the Itus.slr.n language when the islands passed [Into tho possession of the United . Stntes, along with Alaska, In 18417. 'Then until 1SS4 they were left to gov!ern themselves. They have now for* (gotten the Russian tongue, nnd are liei coming Americanised. MoRt of thorn Hive In elenn wooden houses nnd wear 'American clothes. The women weave !wonderful fabrics of grass, so finely jplnlted Hint they resemble silk. ford. • He will do all of this on Saturday ntartlng nt two o’clock nhd it will he some stunts, the like of which has never been seen here before Remember the date, Saturday af­ ternoon at two o'clock. 4 Mexican Merchants Bllv'r Coins Are So Valuable They Aro Being Hoarded and Sold for Their Metal. Discontents arise from our desires oflener Hum from our wants. Getting on Is largely n mntter . of getting up each time you are knocked down. Sorrow tloes not rcnlly chnngc people; It only develops what Is nlremly In Uicm. That which they bring to It they will reap from It. The mood In which we begin n day makes us a discordant note or helps the harmony of every circle In which we find ourselves. Caring for Food Chop/sr. My food chopper always left two dark, ugly marks on the dmlnhoard when I tisi-il it. Finally I rawirteil to adhesive plaster. I covered the clamps with small strips of the ad­ hesive plaster, and I find that It not only prevents the marks, hut stands any amount of washing. — Good Housekeeping, WAR HASN'T STARTED AGAIN t ’s just the new tire that cost a hunch of money blowing out miles from nowhere. But never mind—stop worrying, Mr. M otor­ ist. Our tire vulcanizing will fix you up in great shape. We’ll save you money and make your tire better thun ever. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS O ik s n Have Had Fine Business Stores Were Filled With . Shoppers despitF handicaps AND NEW YEAR BRINGS GREAT PROM ISE TO BUSI­ NESS ALONG EVERY LINE Despite the loss of lights on night* when they were needed nnd the inclemcnt weather and other drawbacks that mitigated front the holiday spirit the merchants of Sanford re­ port one of the best trades in their experience in Sanford. They have had n line business for the month of December hut the cool weather coming late this season kept hack the winter trade in woolen goods und heavier clothing until December. However the trade for the month has been exceptionally good and it means thnt from this time forward the business men of Sanford can depend upon n good trade not only from Sanford hut from the surrounding territory. The merchants of Sanford have also decided that due to the uncer­ tainty of the prices that may pre­ vail after tho first of the year when the government states that all prices will come down for the manufactured goods th a t they will not carry any­ thing over anil our merchants will Suffer? This photograph shows BMiop 11ayes, who Is soon to go to France ns head of the American army chaplains, lie will go ns a civilian, having de­ clined a commission. kv. Great Holiday Season Sanford Merchants Busy Why fji V 11 Make Small Sales. THOUGHTS OF W ISE MEN THE “ THE REAL TIRE Refuse to Mexico City.—The most persistent phrase.encountered by the buying pub­ lic In Mexico at present Is "No hny cnrnblo," "there !h no change.” The silver In the Mexican p«f»\ COcent piece, und the smaller coins Is worth more than the fnco value of the coins, co this money has ,icen hoarded by many jwrsonH and sold for their silver content Tho result Is that "cnmblo," or change, has disappeared ,nnd persons who buy or sell are forced to pny from •I to 7 |>er cent for silver pieces from brokers. Most merchants refuse to make smnll sales If they aro forced to give change, asserting they would lose money In the transaction. iWord “Nothing” Defined Tho "Uzteca," or Mexican 20-peso a s Meaning Something piece (gold) Is practically useless as , money In stores or cafes when Hie Words, says nn ntilhorlty, hnvo nn purchase Is for a small amount. !clnstlc meaning, according to tho sense "I might ns well ho hroku ns hnvo In which they are employed; much nlso un nzteett," complained nu American depending on how "nothing" Is de­ who was hungry and could not find u fined. As sometimes used, "nothing" enfo to change his gold. Lnter ho hit moans something very Inslgnlflrnnt, upon n unique scheme. Ho deposited hut still something Hint rcnlly exists. tho "nzteca" with Hie cafe proprietor For Instance, you pick up nn empty nnd proceeded to eat nt Intervals until ,bottle nnd sny: "There Is nothing In ho had no more credit, which, with It"—hut there Is nlr In It. When a prevailing prices, was not n long Ume. person Is tnken ill ho mny sny: "It Is n o th i n g h u t It may turn out to he H EADS A RM Y C H A P U IN S something thnt will result In Ills death. Then agnlu the expression. "IIo began life with nolhlng," means thnt he lav [gnn with very little. "I hnvo ilonc nothing all day" mentis that I have accomplished little, not that I have actually done nothing, for thnt would he Impossible. Such uses of words nre proper, according to common sense ns well ns authority. Dryden wrote: " 'Tls nothing, says the fool; hut, says Jhe friend, thin nothing, sir, will bring you to your end." NO* Kelly-Springfield NO CHANGE IS GIVEN • V'«,. ‘ * L ^ ROLLING . stone gathers no 1 moss, but it puts many a tireout of the running. It takes more than a stone, however, to break down the sturdy walls of a Kelly-Springfield. PHONE 17 3rd St. Sanford, Florida "Amen Corner.” The phrase "amen corner” *s Fold |o hnvo originated In Lento.a. where nt the end of the Paternoster row, Iha monks at one time finished their recitation of the "Pntpr Noster" ns they went to procession on Corpus Cltrlstl day nt St. Paul Cathedral. They began In Paternoster row with Hie Lord's prayer In Latin, continu­ ing It to the end of the street, nnd then »altl "amen" at the rorncr of the row. As used In this country the phrase describes the corner of a church where Hie elderly members sit and pronounce the word "amen" at Intervals. Mrs. J. A. Cox, of AIderson, W. Va., writes: “My daughter . . .suf­ fered terribly. She could not turn in bed . . . the doctors gave her up, and wc brought her home to die. She had Euffered so much a t . . . time. Hav­ ing heard of Cardul, we got It for her." The Woman's .Tonic “ In a few days, she be­ gan to Improve." Airs. Cox continues, “and had no trouble nt . . . Cardul cured her, and wc slntj its praises everywhere." We receive many thou­ sands of similar letters every year, telling of the good Cardul has done for women who suffer from complaints so common to their sex. It should do B u r ’- 100- et « SSSSSS 5SSS make a strong hid for trade during the post holiday season for thoy will inaugurate some big sales that will tem pt the buyers to come to Sanford nnd take advantage of the prices on all seasonable goods. Cr Is It the Telephone? Personal In I.«itt«loii Times: "Dick Tliig-nllng-nllng-llng. I.en." Which, translated from alarm clock Innguagu Into the vernneulnr. means: "Wake up, Dick, and get onto your Job.”—Boston With the advent of the ilnily pa­ Transcript. per in Sanford every line of business has taken on new life and the mer­ Gtranoo Barometer. chants hnvo been such liberal ad­ The Arnucanlnns of the southern­ vocates of newspaper advertising as most province of Chile tiso a crab to cause most favorable comment ►hell ns a bn minuter. In dry, fair from other parts of the state nnd the weather It Is white, hut when rain Is visitors to the city are most favor­ approaching rial « p o t s appear on It, ably impressed with the push nnd go nnd when excessive moisture Is pres­ of the business men of this city nnd ent In the atmosphere It becomes red the fart that they are supporting i all over. a live daily. The Main Point. "Your society wns formed to tieclde n number of questions of gnat scientific Importance!” "Yes. Wo nrranged to consider the manifestation | of the ps.vehle Impulse In |nrntopln«tnlc life and Hu1 molecular energy developJ ed by the prism atic transmutation of i light waves and k mired topics." “And ' hnvo you done •••!" "Vo. We've only been In slot: n " ee’e. We haven't yet do-ldcd the question of who is to he eh tlrmnn." On the - se. The old nnUonnl plki*. thnt tr.ngulft cent rond thnt used to run front Mary­ land to Illinois, wltnesml some sharp brushes of fast dr'vlng and tnntiy at adventure of travel. The New York Tribune tills one story about Hunrj Clay, who *vhs sometimes called *hk "Father of the Turnpike." lie was traveling along the pike In a coach, when Hie horses ran nnd spilled him out headlong Into the mlrj rond. harm ilone," ho said when the driver rushed to pick him up. "Oalr a poor mixture of Pennsylvania sand with Kentucky clay I" With Christmas here und bright j F E R T I L I Z E R S ---- S P H A Y I N G M A T E R I A L S -----B P H A Y R I I S prospects for the spring and summer IL HA*OLD HUMt, Pn*. W. P. IMM3KJ, VlM-Pni. D. A. MORttSOII. Jr.. tot's l Tms. T bs Tthi* of a lertiU»*r dtp srd * upon the quality sod proper bU ndinf el (Ho nutrrUU season and the opening of the new • a ltrin f Into it« composition, and the cat* u»ed in nunulacturine. Wa uia high trad e n u lthotels Sanford looks ahead to the ri*Ii and oiulartiluar* are backed by more than thirty ytars experience in their ute and man* uiarturine. Quality it placed firitand our price* era in line with quality and compontioa. future with high hopi-s and aspira­ WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LISTS tions. K ro .’ rA IN T B H FE R T IL IZ E R COM PANY * J A C K S O N V IL L E . J. E. Spurting, Local Agent, Sanford, Florida TELL OF VIENNA STARVATION Viennese Phyaicians Describe Condi­ tions In City Before Meeting In London. London.—Description of starvation conditions In Vienna were given by two Viennese physicians, Ilarr Schlessinger and Herr Hertz, nt n meeting held here under the nusplccs of the fight the famine council. The Intter declared Vienna wns vir­ tually blockaded on all sides nnd suf­ fering from lack of coal. IIo declared the Industries of the city were going to pieces. Dr. Schlessingcr said food conditions In Budapest were less serious than In Vienna because farmers nre selling their cattle, rather than risk Relzure by the Roumanians. He asserted, how­ ever. Hint this wns only a temporary expedient nnd that unless help was forthcoming, widespread suffering In Budapest was probable. POINTERS ON ELAPSED POLICY Not Necessary to State Physical Con. dltlon at Reinstatement In Three Months. Washington.—Under modification of conditions governing reinstatement of clnpsed policies announced by the war risk Insurance bureau, no statement ns to physlcnl condition will he required within three months nfter discharge from the service, hut nfter three months n statement declaring the policy holder to l^> In ns good health ns at the-time of discharge will he required, together with n written request for reInstntemcnt nnd two months* premiums. Policies may be reinstated within eighteen months after discharge upon payment of two months' premiums, nnd all Inpsed policies mny he rein­ stated until next Dec. 31 regardless of the length of tlmo since n premium has been paid. Old Man Plays Ball. Bcrllngnme, Cal.—Celebrating hla one hundred nnd fourth birthday by plr.ylng baseball with youngsters In (he neighborhood, Dnnlel McClane, n miner of Lassen county, visiting his daughter here, said he "Just wanted ' to hnvo n little sj>ort before return-1 Ing north." McCInno attributes his long-1 evlty to temperate hablta and plenty I of exercise. F L O H ID A BUICK CARS You Know What That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent Office in P eop les’ B an k Building. Sanford, Florida Farms,Homes, Groves,Lots I H A V E T H E M A demand for lots is coming more each week, in ­ dicating an era of building homes which nre so much needed. Anticipating this demand I have* listed n splendid assortment ranging from $100.00 up. % Aliio have a nice line of homes, farm s, groves, businesses and most anything you may need. Residence: Same ns listed ln*t week, I rooms and small kitchen with good location $1800.00 Residence: tl rooms, one that should not stay on my list long nt $2100.00 Farm: 35 acres, on good road, considerable muck . land und n splendid loention. $2500.00 Farm: 127 acres, a good lot of lumber, 800 orange trees full equipment for farming, 30 good Jersey cows, largo residence. Everything ready to move right into u real farm. $17,000.00 Watch the South East Corner of Page Two. Watch the South E ast Corner of Page Two J. E. SPURLING - SK �* ii.Vi nf.CEMBSB 2», » » THE 8ANP0B0 HERALD » YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” IpUIUMA SOWTCH I feed ILLm A PURINA CHICK FEED PsHm IUU, AM Builds I LARGE F ram es Phone 181 PURINA CALF CHOW Groceries, - Rlnck Strap M o la sse s in bulk, - Lim e in barrels, - B lue Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood A shes, - Arm ours F ertilizers. S ee us for Carload Crate M aterial. A gent for D ayton A irless T ires, thats what you need. TO FEED A nPTTQ P I ? A HPI? P O IV T P A XT V W e have it, can get it, or it is ’nt m ade for less than you can b u y it for elsew h ere ^ v ^ JL v rx x H i v j\ / ITJJ _ - j THE BIG FEED HOUSE wrecked nutomohile. Until sustained been taken to request for them safe and order. They to the modern treatm ent at the hands of authorities broken necks besides other injuries. conduct and humane treatm ent at processes of modem civilization. under whose jurisdiction they will Roberta II. Cravey was alive when the hands of the authorities through They have indulged in practices pass enroute to Soviet Russia." she was licked up, hut in a dying whose jurisdiction they will pass which tend to subvert the rights condition, and she died shortly after, enroute to Soviet Russia. which the constitution of the United arriving at the Riverside hospital. The message made public follows: States guarantees to its citizens. Succumb o Lottery’s Temptation. Sarah Talley, suffering from a "There are being deported from They are arrayed in opposition to Lotteries for raising public funds are fractured pelvis hone and internal the United States to Soviet Russia tlie government, to • decency, to ot unusual In Central and South injuries, was also rushed to the same, about 250 citizens of Russia- who are I public food. They are friends of interim, end every nmv.nnd then an sanitarium. An examination disclosed IN ORDER THAT SAFE CON­ undesirable here. There are persons I violence in derogation of the law. lert | xvatal authority brings to light DUCT OF RADICALS CAN while enjoying the hospitality of j They are anarchists; they are per- Jhe fact Hint many n subscriber lives the fact that she was fatally injured HE PROCURED and that her death appeared to lie this country, have conducted thorn - 1 sons of such character as to be un- ortlt of (h>) lllo (Jrondo. only a m atter of hours. Washington, Dec. 24.—Explana­ selves in a most obnoxious manner j dcsirablc to the United States of MRS. W. IL TALLEY AND FOUND The Happy Ending. She regained consciousness at the tion of the deportation of the 219 and while enjoying the benefits and America ar.d are being sent whence OTHERS KILLED SUNDAY hospital and nsked "what was the Russians on the transport Hufort, wa living under the protection of this they came. Their deportation is .tin "Marguerite, can you cook?" “No IVrcIval; can you afford to keep n if t e r n o o n AT CROSSING m atter." The tremendous shock she' was cabled by the state department government hold hetories which are accordance with the law. limousine?" "No, dear." So they did today to "various foreign capialists." ; antagonistic have plotted its over- 1 "Steps have been taken to request sustained also greatly mitigates a-J Jacksonville. Dec. 24.—Five were gainst her recovery. It seemed evi­ The message sind precaution I a 1 throw. They are a menace to law for them safe conduct and humane not marry anil they lived happily over afterward. killed and another fatally injurei! at dent that she did not know of the <:10o’clock yesterday a f t e r n o o n approaching train, and did not even *hen tha Atlantic Coast Line rail­ know what caused her injuries. It is way |>a' e " ,ra>n No. S5, south­ highly probable that the other occu­ bound • radio i into a seven-pnssenpants never saw the train nt all. t,r aut imobih- at the railroad crossTtain No. 85, southbound for inS at the old Orange Park road. In Tam pa, left the local yards at about gt. Johns Park, about five italic*, 1:25 yesterday afternoon, being ten iouth'.v* -t of this city. minutes late in clearing the terminal The dead are: tation hero. It was due to arrive at Mr?. Nellie Talley, wife of \V. I), the crossing fifteen minutes later. Talley, a uell known architect, 216, The train was In charge of ConducWVst Seventh street. luctor Wallace A. Kelsey, of 233 Ralph McMillan a god I t years. I West Fourth ;tr»-,i i j 1, ■; 111.*.* ,uri .it l< il. Me.MiiSuti, ^pringticld neer T. J. E. Wells, of 1932 Walnut boulevard and Silver street. street, was at the throttle. Tito train (Itrh-f. Simntons, aged 11 ycars- after stopping at the scene of the 1TJI Firry street, son of A. 11. accident, where the crew and passen­ Simmo -. v. ho conducts a meat gers rendered every possible assist­ markf. at 50 Main street. ance to the injured people, proceeded JaT/- Sell)}’, aged 13 years, son towards its destination, stopping at uf Jann - Selby, 1840 Hubbard street Yukon, a few miles south of Ortega, Roberta II. Cravey, aged 12 years and reporting the accident to ofliciala stepdaughter of II. W. I’urcis, su­ of the railway company at Sanford perintendent lure for the Seaboard the facts being relayed to Jackson­ Air Line railway, of 1 7 West Seven­ ville by telephoned th street. Sarah Talley, 13 years old, duujjhter of Mrs. Talley, who was killed uat taken to the Riverside hospital in a dying condition. W anted—To rent fop one yenr The automobile, a largo Mitchell place near Sanford, of 2 to 5 acres far, was driven by little Herbert of land and 5 or fi room house. Simmons. The party had been in the Address "R enter" care of Herald. W-18*3tp. woods gathering holly and Christ­ mas evergreens and was returning For sale—Fine cow and calf. to the city when the tragedy accured. Enquire nt 908 French nvc. 7 Due to inclement weather the W-17-4tp. storm curtains were up on the au to -| mobile, and this fact undoubtedly ob For sale—Second hand bleaching structed the view of the occupants paper for two acres. O. C. Bryant, of the automobile. In fact it is ex­ Wagner, Fia. W-!7-4tp. tremely doubtful if any of the party For sale—Cabbage plants at $2 00 saw the on rushing truin until it per 1000 Charleston Wakefield was upon the closed car. The automobile was struck with a variety Clay County Garrdening terrific crash and was splintered to C o , Green Cove Springs, Fla 16-4tv pieces, some of the wreckage being For salo—A baguin fur cash, 20 dragged some distance from the spot acres of fine land in the famous where the machine was struck. Snnford Celery Delta near Cameron The engineer instantly applied the City, 10 acres clenred, 5 .crcs tiled emergency breaks and stopped his and well Building 20x50x22 in train as soon as possible. The last center of the 20 acres For price car of the train stopped about t*wo and terms address Joe F Randall, hundred feet from the crossing. 901 Clark S t , Paducah, Ky 16-4tp The bodies of Mrs. Talley and Farm Photography a specialty. Herbert Simmons, who occupied the front seat of the automobile, were Photos of ail kinds. See Sheafcr scooped up on the pilot of the engine at 113 Elm Ave. 9-tf together with parts of the wrecked For Sale—Prcparo lor cold weath car. * • I er NOW. Buy your winter's fire Hot h were dead when they were wood now and save money. Oak or removed from the pilot. A long rafegpine. Either stove or fireplace wood. H cut entirely laid open the face of Phono 149-W. Roberts & Smith, the boy. his neck was broken and Wood Yard, corner Cth and Elm. hii body was badly bruised. 5-tf Mrs. Talley's skull was fractured and she was also nbdly brusied about Brazil's Richest Mineral the body. Zone in Heart of Republic The bodies of Ralph McMillan in State of Minas Gcraes *nl James Selby were found pinned FIVE KILLED BY TRAIN AT JACKSONVILLE DEPORTATION E X PL A IN E D TO NATIONS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS under the burning chassis of the INSURANCE Our seeds are all TESTED f<»r (i HUM 1NATION before leaving our establishment, and are of the HIGHEST KNOWN QUALITY. By planting seeds °f this class you are bound to M the necessary results for a profitable crop, provided soil and weather conditions are favorable. Send Postal for 1920 Catalogue T n . SIMON & SON 438 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. Vt >• The richest mineral zone of Brazil lies In the heart of the republic. In till state of Minns flornes. But through* nut the central nnd northwestern prov* luces there nhounda n wealth of gold, stiver, Iron, mnngnnose, diamonds nnd other precious atones, says the Scien­ tific American. At the present time, however, only u small lairtlon of tha valuable beds of mineral Is being worked. Doubtless existing unsatis­ factory mining lnws, as well as lack ol .fuel nnd transportation facilities, arc responsible for this condition. Prac­ tically the only dopo- !t being exploit­ ed at the present t uie arc those of mnngnnose situated near the railroads. The Inrgest of these Is the Minn do j.Morro. which played a prominent pnrt in American life during tho war, largo quantities of this mineral being re­ quired In the manufacture of steel. Over u rond ballasted with the vnluhide manganese ore, the train bearing the visitor climbs to the top of n moun­ tain of manganese, where the actual broecss of mining Is carried out In tho ppvn nlr. This appears to consist of Jilt rally nothing else than the digging , or dynamiting off of a hillside and tho carting away of tin* fragments. to perform is the work required of it by a farmer. No other trailer made has a better, cleaner record than this one. If the police traffic regulation allows me I will haul three tons any day. Built by a farmer for other farmers to use. $250.00 F. O. B. SANFORD AL. DORNER T he Freight Bill Covering This Shipm ent Form U-19-T W_J.CU IM,. FREIGHT III 1.1. MAItKS CONSIGNER DESTINATION ItOUTR IIEYON D THIS STATION from (Sn AW) 881 W ILSON & TO O M ER FERTILIZER CO. Received from WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER D ltr .lo r ( i r n r r .l o f l:a t!,» * i) . CO., the following articles for the account of ALBERT DORNER To ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD, Cwrlrr W. II. Number Albert Dorner. Chsrgsj on Article* Tranipofted: I)»t. (S». N»i») CAU UECOttD 35-150 lb. sx Dried Blood YllOU CITY FLA 1I5H0 11-10 8P .13272 EXCIIG SUP CO x irn c n s - 20 BALES TOR STEMS WEIGHT— 41(2 n u '.io irr- ADVANCED ' TOTAL ’ I 76 WAR TAX 4 4 Showcase and W eighing Machine. Chiefly for restaurant use Is a re cently Invented combined showcase and weighing machine. *.)•»• I __ ;__!__ . Made al Station SANFOItl), FI.A., 11-17-10. I'ro. No. 711 N. United Stain. Itullroud Administration 76 11 90 5 2 5 0 lbs. Valued at $'100.00 Al. Dorner Signed Retain this slip to compare with invoice .. .. ______ ___ �THE SANFORD HERALD RALD THESANFORDHERALD -DECEMBER t t , ] • » of creed. The Insane desire to cet rich has deadened the pulse of bu^ a few. , R. J. HOLLY, Editor The Herald apoke w ithout con­ W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager sidering w hat it said. The great NEW S OF THE GREAT STATE OF FLORIDA American heart is collectively' as ' Published Every Friday by sound and ns pure as the heart of Compiled In Tabloid Form For Busy Herald Readers of a god. So long as the body politic is clean and healthy, "gangrenous MUnSCIliPTtON I’HICE IN ADVANCEi ■pots" can do no further harm than O NE TEAC........ — ---------------------------------- s r e o Thc formal opening of the Windsor above Dunedin, came in tho Sun ofllc make painful sores, for the clean B I Z M O N T H S ----------------------------------------Hotel in Jacksonville, Monday night office tho other day with a large T U R K S MONTHS----------------------------------- J»l blood will send its healing into the was a brilliant affair. The event was sample hag of the ^florida cranberry, places where healing is most needed K atwad u S * n ,4 - C 1 u > MaU MtlUr AnpM made a Yuletido affair, and ghc com­ or roselle He cspl»Jiie.l that ,thi 3 IM S. >1 lb* P h U S W al Hh Im A ftarWla and the wounded member becomes bination of riu ild a’a tropical plants fruit was not cooked entire, as are t!mj*r An • ( M i n k i n i . UTS again who!* and nuunu. — Tampa added much to the decorations. The cranberries, but the bottom is first Ttlr,)»*«« N», I a Tribune. Offltai l l t n l l l l i M H Jupuncsu garden was the center of n it off. the bulb removed and We are rlcht. Sir John, rcjjnrdlcaa quite a number of dinner parties. then the red husk conked in the same of the fact th a t there may ho a m e city u tilled with |>et>p!c. t♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ manner cranberries arc prepared. faithful few who arc not imbued with When boiled before sugar is added Building permits were issued in this rapacious spirit the idea of get­ And they arc patronizing the homo the resulting sauce cannot ho dis­ St. Petersburg this week for new ting it while the getting is good is mcrrhnnts as never before. predominant. We ran easily see how residences to cost a total of $20,000 tinguished from cranberries. This several of the houses being (urge and Florida cranberry unknown to too nn editor would think otherwise It is probably the best holiday season if any man would hut you might nrtractive bungalow's. The building many people, is a perfect substitute U — D % started there this week has beep less for the northern cranberry, and there in the history of Sanford. just as well get round to the fact that the majority of the people in inun usuai, nut otter the new year seems to he no reason why it should The Herald continues to come out the world today are money mad and it is expected that considerable work not he more commonly grown. Capt. Saunders grows the roselle for mar­ regardless of the poor servlre in the way are doing everything in their power will he started. ket, and always has enough for his t t l of lights and power. to get money by fair means or foul, friends. He has none of the finest by profiteering or by plain stealing A mandamus against the centen­ winter gurdens in this section. In it Wo can probably live through it from the people by raising the prices nial commission to require them to are now growing beets, onions, cab, assemble and select a site, or to but we will not look like anything for of those things which are essential to life. Without being pessimistic at show cause why such action should bage, turnips, rutabaga, cauliflower some time afterward. radishes, garden peas, sweet pepers, nil we can say that such is the case not he done, will he the next step and some green pumpkind, and big agreed upon by the Pensacola mem­ We have been promised bettor service although the world is convalescing tomatoes. His only fertilizer has been bers of a delegation who went to Vault Doors, Fire Proof S a fes, but hell Is also paved with good Inten­ and the government of the United Jacksonville, and who heard the com fish scrap, which he procures himself tions and has no electric light service. States intends to give the profiteers mixed with seaweed.—Clearwater a good dose of castor oil nftcr the mission make the announcement that Safety Deposit Boxes. Sun. despite the opinion of the attorney Anyhow we cannot hold any ill feel­ first of the year and the future looks general to whom the question wus re­ ings during the holiday season and if much brighter. We do not say there ferred the resolution providing for Prompt D elivery Box 84, Lakeland, Florida The announcement that the avia­ are no good people, good pat riots, we can get a nickel’s worth of light and four small fairs instond of one great tion field nt Arcadia is to he main­ devoted lovers of country. There power we will print. are a' few of them left, but mighty exposition would not be rescinded tained by the government ns a per— o— ! few, brother, mighty few. This notion was announced after u menent institution is evidence thnt The editor of the Herald bad an attack 9-hour session of the commission a field located where year round fly­ of heart failure on the-street the othet and it was stated that Commission ing is possible holds out many adj day. A friend told him that Sanford CAN WE STAND ANY MOKE? ers John B. Jones and McWilliams- vantages in the development of nviuwoulfd soon have n white way. The The Southern Utilities Co., plant of St. Augustine, wore ns a unit in tors. Florida might well make a Fruit and Vegetable Crates joke almost killed him. was laid out again all day Saturday fighting the resolution.—Times Union concerted effort to have this Stnte • t t t • ------O----unci Saturday’s Herald did not cornu ♦ ♦ ♦ made the location of all the winYau run Pi,y Proa U* tA Iiut just wait old friend. Sanford out and in order to give the adviertisers Capt. S. S. Saunders, who lives ter flylnr c«hoo!s.—Pnlntka >?c.ti Whole-mil* Prices will have a real utility plant som« clay a square deal O'1* Issue h.i- been cut, and it will ..du.ii >.u li»u city ami when out. 1lie Herald liucr a -.ay s advertiW r it e U r I’rlo* 1.1(1 .the time comes we will have a w h i t e (sing and there is j<o telling how much Debt World Is Apt to Forget. ounincss in otner ways that have been The growing good of the world Is lost. Saturday night the lights were __________ > , Partly dependent on unhlstorlc nctaj PaJstka, Florida „ nnd Hint things a r e not so III with you The Herald wishes to commend the cut olT tho streets and all the residences city of Sanford on the neat appearance and a weak current was turhed on for Priceless Art Treasures Dug Up nnd me ns they might have been. Is half owing to tho number who lived of the streets and the parks. They the business houses and they attompte< in Odd Places. faithfully n hidden life, nnd rest In ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE look fine nnd show the fine Italian to do business by the flickering fire­ unvlslted tombs.—George Eliot. flies that was called current and the hand of some of our ladies. W . J . T H I G P E N & COMPANY |>«*st night in the year for the merchants Recovery of Long-Lost Old Masters Owent down into history us one of the Have Not Infrequently Made the AGENTS Filipino Marriage Customs. FOKGIVK AND FORGET poorest on account of the broken down Fortune* of Their Fortunate When n young maid of the Philip­ One thousand nine hundred and plant tlint has In-on giving a rottens erDiscoverers. pines mnrtlcs, her hushand's name Is * nineteen years ago a child was horn, vice for many months here. ulded to tier maiden name. If sho omen r eoples iiank uuildino Tho recent discovery of a long-lost tccomes a widow the hushund's namo of n virgin mother. Throughout the The current waa oil Saturday night llnphnel In nil old curiosity shop In a » discharged. years which have flown since this mom- und nil day Sunday nnd Sunday night S a n fo rd , Florida . orahle event we have celebrated the and the city was in total darkness for I’nrls slum rocnlls many a story, no birth of that child. The halo which this timeA The company said it was u less dramatic, of treasure trove In nrt. snys n London Tlt-Blls writer. surrounded its little head lias remainei lack of fuel and that as soon us they It Is not long since a stolen canvas fixed in our Memories through all the could get a tank of oil they would turn by Itnphuc! of the "Holy Family" wna centuries of time, and will continue on the current. Monday morning found In Hie cottngo of nn Ilnllan to he with us until time ceases to be they turned on the lights hut the power peasant, where It wns serving tho sorThLs child was the Christ—the son plants were cut oil and the Herald plant did purpose of stopping n broken win­ of God—as a mun, was nailed to the was laid out all morning. We came dow; n Correglo which bad vanished cross, and forgave hLs .enemies who out in abbreviated form and arc trying front the walls of tho Dresden gallery crucified him there. Another' year is to give the people a daily service with nnd been lost to sight for generations wns recovered from tho recesses of drawing to a close, and the lesson learned this shoe string service. We hate to n .Saxon hayloft, and priceless tapes­ from this good man are again brought shut down the plant for it means a dLs tries. designed by Raphael for Rope forcibly to our minds nt the Yuletido continuance of the daily altogether Leo X., were rescued from tho hands season of our rejoicing. und n probable discontinuance of the of n t ’nrls Jew after ho had burnt two As Christ forgave his enemies, so let printing business for several months of the pieces In order to extract the us forgive ours, and forget the injustices which would really mean that the Her­ gold nnd silver contained la their which they have done us. The harbor­ ald plant would go out of business. texture. Raphael's pictures. Indeed, seem to ing of ill will does good to no one. It The Southern Utilities Co., has irre­ be peculiarly III fnled. Only a few jnay do harm to many. But the great­ parably ruined our business. years ago his "La Bello Jardiniere' est harm of all is thut which springs The holiday season is the Inst adver­ was picked up nt n second hand shop from a mind of hate and poisons the tising season of the year nnd we have In Paris for 41 francs. Ills Vatican heart in which it finds lodgement, it lost this business. The merchants 'AilalTi nnd Eve" wns found—flung kills the joy of life and fills the road to iinve Ixen very kind in thlsdclimmad aside In tho corner of n picture deal­ eternity with impassible barriers, be­ and have kept up their advertising er's shop In the Rue St. I.nznre, by nn yond which only the fit in mind and right along and up to last Saturday artist who paid a 1111111111*11 francs for It. and sold It n few days later for heart may go. we never missed an issue ojnrating our So.ooo, and for n modest BO centimes a At the Christmas of 1919 let its all plant under difficulties that hut few Parisian nrt amateur purchased Ra­ forgive nnd forget, and begin the New printing plants lAve ever had to stiller. phael's original design for Ills great Year with Joy In oar hearts and good We huve un up lu dutc plant equipped picture, *’"l.n Disputn Sacramento." will toward all people. For Christ with individual motors and there is no for which he would willingly Iinve was the teachers of teachers, nnd his postiblc chance to operate with any paid 20,000 times ns much. More mmnntlc still Is the story of lessons are indelibly «ts!n;:el u; oa tho other kind of power without buying the grent master's famous picture, *The pages of time. thousands of dollars worth of new ma­ Mnssncre of tho Innocents," which was terials that would l>e thrown away recently discovered In the cottngo of should Sanford ever get a first class n poor widow nt Como. •* Originally IT IS NOT SO "U.S." Boot*—made In all alaaa owned by Cardinal Luigi d'Este, It had and atylea, red, black and white The usually correct seeing nnd power plant. bpeaking Sanford Herald says: "Col­ Every plant in the city that uses somehow come Into the possession of lectively speaking the American eye current and every business firm in the a priest, who had pnld the equivalent of a sovereign for It, and who gnve It is slowly closing to the path of honor city has lust money by this utilities to tho Duke Alfonso d'Este more than and right and justice. To the one plant that has the nerve to collect three centuries ngo. After the duke's of greed, It is » flaming magnet which money for this service und that has cut seeks to draw everything of value out every consumer that failed to pay Rote to Fame Unaided. within Its grasping ts'd s. The insane ds hill promptly. They havo assumed On the 2,’lrd of October In 1823, Pliny desire to get rich quickly has dead­ a high and mighty attitude toward the Fisk, n zealous American missionary, ened tho pulse of the nation, until people of Sanford ever since they were Red nt Beyrout In Syria. Rom In ex­ A T the nets, pitchforking the ru b b er boot, m ade fo r fishermen. •civic and commercial virtue posses allowed to purchase thu plants here treme poverty, Fisk managed to educatch, w ashing out the E v e ry U. S. boot is backed up about the potency of a long dead and were given u franchise. They have rate himself by his own labors. He jellyfish. This is especially true since forfeited every right and every fran­ .vns a remarkable linguist nnd preach­ w ith extra thicknesses of pure rubber scuppers, cleaning fish the country plunged headlong into chise th at they may have had in this ed In Italian, French, modern Greek, nnd good strong duck w h ere the w ear fo r hours a t a s t r e t c h — th e a sea ol wild speculating nnd pro­ city and the good name of Sanford has ind Arabic. For two years, while ho is hardest. fiteering following our entry into suffered a loss from which it will take .vns working to got Ills education. hardest work you do is made Fisk subsisted entirely on bread and E v e ry pair has plenty of room nt tho world war." years to recover. tw ice as hard if your boots g o bad. milk. th e toes and is shaped so as not to rub It is not truo. Suppose tho war If the company had suffered a break­ u p and dow n a t the heel. has made a million now millionaires, down through no fault of their own I t’s cold, w et feet if th e y leak— are there not still a hundred and we would be wiling to suffer the loss Go to th e sto re and see for yourself manufacturing plants have a case a blisters, chafed skin, nnd aching nine million "who have not bowed with them. If they had met the jh-o those U. S. boots for fisherm en — uny m uscles for hours if th ey don’t fit. the knee to Baal?" Suppose there ple-of Sanford half way at any stage of against this company Urn*, any court in the land would awunl them. length you w a n t—the H alf Hip, tho are profiteers in this, th a t, and the the game the people of Sanford would A real-fisherm an’s boot—strong nnd Hip, th e Knee Boot. Ask for U. S. They have certainly lost their fran­ other tiling, are there not also pa­ have met them in tho same spirit. But triots and devoted lovers of country they hail a broken down plant at this chise with tho city, have hut their tough at every point, m ade on u good R ubber footw ear— it m eans solid w ear and right, everywhere? com fortable last—th a t’s th e n ew U. S. and long service for your money. time last year and had the entire summer standing in tin* comrnuntiy and have Suppose there are 249 unwrri*>" h -;!v h to make repairs nnd get ready lost ail rights to nnytliing except the foreigners who have to he d ep o t.v fc *.ho heavy load of the winter buii- kind of treatment that they have given because of attem pts to injure t ■» ir»“ They made no attempt to re­ the consumers und the consumers can ro tn try , are there not several mil­ pair the plant, made no attempt to lie counted upon to give them what Ask for US? RUBBER FO O T W E A R lions worthy foreign horn left, who hire competent engineers at the plant, they deserve or else the p<*ople are not nrc helping us undo what the few made no attempt to place the plant in tho kind of people we think they nre. have tried to do? any kind of sha|>c und that they aro Yesterday morning the water was cut "Collectively speaking." the Amer­ now endeavoring to replace the worn off and the city was without water. If there is anything else this company ican eye is fixed on honor, and right, out purts of the plant and make the can do to Sanford we suppose they will and justice. Individually there nre |>eo| le suffer while this is l>eing done do it. the ren*en that the merchants and the & few who have turned to the glare ALL ’ROUND THE THE HERALD PRINTING'COMPANY for our display of new goods at our NEW STORE People’s Bank Building Florida Safe & Lock Co. On Flour, Grain and Feed W. A. Merrydaj Company General Fire Insurance Easy on your feet extra thickness where the wear-comes United States Rubber Company asaw v �/ .vai t v>,iw e ro v#*- *'• / s r ■' • ' SANFORD HERALD Utile Happening* Mention of Matter* In Brief pergonal Itetne * of Interest In a n d A b o\ u tr. The C ity *£ A bevy of chnrming girls returning from Hollins C ollie for the holidays irr Mbs** Sarah Wight, Kathleen Ilrsily and Florence Witte. Dinnt-r gutits of Mi J Mr=. Fred WiUman at the San Juan Hotel. Orlando. on Friday were Mrs. It. J. Holly, Mrs. Jo’" " s - Wilson and Mrs. C. E. llenry. The party spent the day in Orlando. Pint Mason fruit Jars at L. P, McCuller’s. 66*tf Mr. J. E. Spurting has just returned from a visit to Winston Salem, N. C. \V. J. Thigpen is a business visitor in Jacksonville this week. T. J. Sliuw, W. T. Huntman, E. Polin«key. A. Sharpie, represent Jackjonville at Hotel Carnes. Miss Fern Ward is home from Con­ verse College for the Christmas holidays with the home folks. Iloost Leon’s Auto Transfer. All trains met Phone 91. Hotel Carnes. G7-tf Miss Mark} Frnnces Hall is the fuest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Hall in Orlando. Mrs. Hall entertained irith a charming card party. Mr.,. John Taylor has arrived from the Eastern shore of Virginia to join Mr. Taylor for the winter. They are p e ts of Hotel Curnes. Mr. and Mrs. Renfro of Louisvill Ky.. who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Calder have gone to Tnmpa|Juy Diamonds Wight Tire Co. 55-tf Mr and M o J. T. Ilenderjon of Knoxville Tenn., are recent arrivals at CuniCN. Representing Lansdoma, Fa. at the farms Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Bertranc, T. E. Ilertrane, N. D. Hertrane, Miss M. E. Ogden, and Miss C. Gaynor. KZ- Seal pint fruit jars at LP. .McCuller’s. 56-ft Mrs. II. H. Crowder and little Harry have returned from a pleasant visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Shicll at Clearwater. Mrs. Geo. Denton is here from Winchester Ky. for the winter months. Complete stock Diamond tires. Wight Tire Co RB-tC Sanford is some lively town dur­ ing the holiday rush and the people are coming here for many miles aroung to take advantage of the large stork of goods carried by the local merchants and the veal reasonable prices of the same, ry There’s a man a t the curb to serve you. 65-tf 1920 Auto Tags Now Ready 1920 AUTO TAGS NOW READY For the convienre of the public applications for registrations of mo­ tor vehicles for the year 1920 MAY BE FILED NOW, if accompanied by remittance. Tags will ho sent iut about the middle of December on time for the new year. Please seo th a t all questions are answered and your namo and address is printed or written plainly to avoid errors. The law requires you to ex­ ecute the application before a No­ tary Public or some officer, using a seal. Blanks may be secured from Justices of the Peace, Notaries Public and County Ofllcors, or the Comptroller. ERN EST A MOOS State Comptroller. LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER CO. PHONE 1 1 4 Philips Old Drug Store Stand Phone Orders also T aken at H otel Carnes All Kinds of Hauling Baggage Transferred Meet all Trains Leon’s Auto Transfer Go. P IIO N E 114 Summary of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Mrs. Paul Hooth has arrived from Jacksonville to spend Christmas with Mr. Hooth. Mr. and Mia. Rubt-t Herndon have returned from u week-end visit to Hushnell. • A. E; McDuffie has arrived from Jacksonville to take charge of the Charles Electric Co., Mr. McDufllo is an expert electric engineer and has in view plans which when matcrilzed will add another up-to-date lighting and power facility. He is a live wire, a business hustler and pro­ gressive. Quart Mason fruit jars at L. P. McCullcr’s. 66-tf W. E. Younts of Charlotte North Carolina is in the city the guest of his son, Sam Younts. 9 Tlico Aulin, one of the prominent business men of Oviedo and ate slso Justice of the Peace was in the city today on business. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in Sanford on Monday, Wednesday and Fr ay of each week. 58-tf Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Neal were host and hostess of a charming party yesterday at dinner, the guests of which were: Mrs. R. P. Palmer, of Kansas City, who has won all hearts since her coming several days ago and Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Marks, of Jacksonville, and their lovely daughter Miss Catherine Melville M arks.—Reporter-Star. WANTED — OLD CLEAN R.vCaS. AN I l\I.M < l . \ CEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS, PANTS, OR RED SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf Ovleify) W.oman’o Club Meeting i One of the most charming eventa In Club circles was the delightful affair on Friday night given by the Woman’s Club of Oviedo at their beautiful new Club house which was elaborately und handsomely decor­ ated for the ocassion. In honor of the Woman’s Club of Sanford who had been their specially invited guests, quantities of,the lovclLt red rases and fern, the club flower and colors, were used artistically with other flowers and foliage suggestive of the Christmas season. An interest ing and pleasing program, including Mrs. W. F. Blackman’s address on Woman’s Work, industrial, economic and educational which was received with appreciated applause. Mrs. C. L. West who is a noted for her beautiful voice, delightfully rendered two solos and Mrs. Hawkins featured the piano numbers which were much enjoyed. While delicious refreshments were being served several pretty musical selections were played by one of the Oviedo High School girls. Mrs. H. II. McCall presided with gracious charm and dignity calling upon Mrs. Henry Wight who who as state chairman ol Club extension, several years ago organized the Oviedo Club. Mrs. Wight responded in her usual graceful manner. Mrs. Blackman is chairman of the Speak­ ers Hoard of the Florida Federa­ tion of Woman’s Club. Owing to the absence of Mrs. W. L. Morgan proident of the Sanford Club, to whom the invitation for the general Club was addressed, it failed to reach many of the members in tim e to accept. Regrets are being expressed by individual members that it wav a loit opportunity to enjoy the club interchange of socinl pleasure. Those from Sanford who were present were: Mr«. Henry Wight. Mrs. K. A. Doug­ lass and Mrs. Geo. Fox. For Sheriff I hereby announce my candidncy for the ollicc of Sherilf of Seminole Co­ unty subject to tho decision of tho W. T. Johns is in the city for a Democratic I’rimnry. W. P. CARTER few days with his sister Mrs. Mahlon Wright. He lias headquarters in Ft. Worth, Tcxus and is engaged in the FOR SHERIFF Having Iteen urged by a large number oil business and is making good. His aunt Mrs. M. J. Dukes accompanied of the voters of Seminole County to Iwcomo a candidate for the ollice of him here and will also visit her Sheriff, I hereby announce my candi­ niece Mrs. Wright. Mr. Johns is a dacy subject to the decision of the former resident of Sanford and his Democratic primary. C. M. HAND many friends are glad to see him 15-tfc again and to know that he is pros­ pering. NOTICE Dr. T. A. Neal of Orlando was in The regular annual meeting of the city yesterday on a business the stockholders of the Seminole trip and shaking hands with his County Hank, Sanford, Fla. will ho held In the offices of the bnnk on many friends. The many friends of Engineer Thursday January 8th, 1920 at Boh Howell are glad to see him out Four o’clock P. M. for tho election again after his accident that almost of a board of directors to serve for cost him his life. Hob is able to tho ensuing year and nny other hobble around and expects to go bac business which may properly come on his run again in a few weeks. He before the meeting. A. R. KEY, Cashier. had a narrow escape and is to he 41-Fri-ltc. congratulated th a t it was no worse Miss Francis Chappell is home for the holidays much to the delight Notice Stockholder’s Meeting • of her many friends. Miss Francer The annual meeting of tho stock­ has been absent for the past year holders of the Peoples Bank of San­ taking a nurse’s'eourse In St. Luko*- ford will be held at the office of tho hospital at Jacksonville and Is mak company at 7:30 p. m. or» Wednesday Ing a fine record in her chosen pro­ day, January 14th, 1920. fession. R. R. DEAS. Cashior. W-08-4tc. NOTICE a Bids will be recloved by the NOTICE Hoard of County Commiszionors Bids will be received by tho of Semlndlo County j»t their next Hoard of County Commissioners of regular meeting to bo hold on Seminole County at their next re­ Tuesday January 6th, at 10 o'­ gular meeting to he held on Tuesday clock A. M. for the building of a January 6th, 1920 at 10 o'clock A. vault in tho Seminole County Court M. for tho'purchase of one car load House. of American Ingot Iron Culverts. Flans and specifications can bo Hoard reserves tho right to re­ obtained from E. A. Douglass. ject uny arid all hide. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sanford, E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. Florida or from F. II. Trimble, W-18-4tc. architect, Orlando, Fioridc. Hoard reserves the right to reject In Circuit Court, Seventh Circuit, nny and all bids. Seminole County. Florida. E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. Overstreet Turpentine Company W-17-4tc. versus Emma Mitchell, Town of Altamonte Notice Improvement Company, ct nl. The regular annual meeting of And now it appearing to the Court the Stock holders of the First Na­ thnt n s jit in Chancery has been tional Hank of Sanford. Florida, instituted in the Circuit Court of the will he held in the rooms of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the hank Tuesday, January 3, 1920. at State of Florida, for Seminole Coun­ three o'clock P. M., for the purpose ty, to remove n cloud from title of electing a hoard of directors for the ensuing year und for the trans­ in which the Overstreet Turpentine action of such other business ns may Company is complainant, nnd Emma properly como before the meeting. Mitchell, the Town of Altamonte Improvement Company nnd others II. F. Whltncr, are defendants, nnd that a subpoena Cashier issued in said cause to the Town of W-lfi-Gtc. Altamonte Improvement Company to which the Sheriff of Seminole Y F r Y Y Y F Y V Y Y Y Y Y Y Y County has made the return that Y he is unable to serve the same be­ 1* Y Christian Science services Y cause the officers or agents of the Y corporation are unknown. Y will he heltl at the Woman’s Y Y Club, Oak avenue, between It is ordered thnt the said corpor­ Y Y Third and Fourth streets, on ation the Town of Altamonte Im­ Y Sunday morning nt 10:45 a’* Y provement Company do appear and Y Y clock. Subject: "God, the defend the said suit on the 2nd day Y Prcservor of man." W*17-0tc. Y of February,- 1920, nnd that this Y Y order shall he published once a week Y V‘ Y Y Y Y ) Y F Y Y Y Y V Y Y for four consecutive weeks in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ lished in Seminole County aforesaid. M R S . J U L I U S T A K A C 1I SOPRANO Ordered nt Chambers nt DoLand Available for Concerts, Recitals, Musi* this Kith day of December, 1919. cales, Fcstvals, O.-atorio and Special JAS. W. PERK IN S Church Services Judge Seventh Judicial Circuitctc SanforJ, Florida W-08-5tc. ia'j, : -A . V a J j v Burglars Again During'the absence iof Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lane some one broko Into the homo on Park avenue and ran­ sacked the house. It must have been indalight for the burglar did not take any­ thing except n strong box in which Mr. Lane kept all his valuable papers. The thieves wero looking for money and arc eviidcntally the n same ones that hove been robbing other houses and always take money and nothing else. They took the -'-R the house after discovering it on a high nhclf that could never have been found at night nnd chopped it open in the alley hack of tho Lane home and this nlso shows that it must he local talent ns tourist thieves would have carried it out in the woods somewhere nnd would never have stopped so close to the scene of the robbery. They chopped it oj>cn and upon find­ ing only papers left the box under the car of Mr. Delk the painter who rooms close by and keeps his car in the yard of Mrs. Lee. Mr. Delk returned the broken box to the owner when he discovered it. A few nights ngo Mr. Delks nlso was visited by the burglar and as he stuck his head through the window Mr. Delks whacked him in the head1with a club and the hurglur dropped his cap in the flight. He is n slight built fellow with false whiskers on his face and wearing a mask according to the meagre description given to the police by Mr. Delk. Tho officers have his number and if he persists in his neighborhood depredations he will either he shot and killed by the ex­ asperated residents or caught by the police and sent up where he belongs. Christmas Program At East Side Primary Just Received Tho Christmas program rendered by the pupils of tho East side Primary School was unusually attractive this year with an attendance of parents and friends of tho little tots very gratifying to Mrs. Arrington, principal, and tho efficient corps of teachers who assisted hi all the arrar.cements atm drilling of the children n their various part The big first grade rooms were beauti­ fully decorated with Christmas colors and designs, many of the latter, the work of the pupils of the various grades of the Primary department. The OF Christinas border outlining the ‘walls was esjiecially suggestive of the sexson. The subject chosen l>cing "The Wise Men of The East", giving in several parts , tho beautiful story of the three wise men, tho star in the east and the City of Hcthelhclm, the figures and trees nnd houses lieing tho children’s work. The Christmas tree too was filled with gifts foy "father and mother" made by the same busy little fingers. An interesting program of sings nnd Call and got our prices recitations by nil grades, and the Mother before buying. We Goose play rendered by pupils of the can sa v e you m oney. first grade delighted the audience of admiring forends and relatives. Mother Goose and her numerous children with happy old Santa Claus were in costume adding much to the charm of the entertainment. The sweet young volet's rose lustily in Christmas carols SANFORD, FLA. and songs, and tho recitations were re plete with the Christmas spirit rendered by the kiddies in excellent manner. Teachers ami pupils departed to their various homes with a feeling of duty well done while their guests felt an ad­ Death of Mrs. F. W. Mahony * ded pride in the achievements of hid put on Mrs. Fannie Mnhony, beloved wife or her little family group. of F. W. Mnhony, died at Orlando «r' rn m m JF 3 M ¥ Saturday night about nine o’clock. N #r; #j*4at \A Her ocalh was very sudden and un­ expected although sin- hsd l>ocr. ill for AUTO OWNERS Needles were iir«i made In England several weeks and was staying with relatives nt Orlando while taking treat by it native or India in I." 15. The urt Call on us for exact was lost ft Ills dentil, hill Christopher j merit at one of the hospitals. Greening recovered li In l.VMI. Mr. duplicato of your The remains were brought hero Dinner, nil nneesinr of the earls of broken spring, f yesterday and the funeral took Dorchester, settled at Long Greliiloi), n n d rccclvo A place from the Catholic Church yester­ In Bucks, where tin* manufactory was still extant Inst century. spring sat* i f day afternoon at 3:30, Rev, Futlitr O’ Itioridnn officiating. The following Isfuctlou W Y gentlemen noted as pall hearers: th a t la r/ E/ Were Hearty Caters. B. F. Whitner, F. P. Foster, Ddwnrd real. J / Many great musical composers had Higgins, W. H. Peters, W. D. Hoolehnn exceptionally large appetites. When nnd J. D. Hall. liiiiidt-1 dined alone ut u restaurant kc Mrs. Muhony had been a resident usually took the precaution of order­ Haydn, yet of this city Jor the past twenty years ing a meal for three. and was well known and well beloved more voracious, was known to con­ by ull who knew her, ever ready to give sume a meal that would have satis­ SANFORD^ FLORIDA heed to suffering nnd* distress nnd to fied five ordinary appetites. assist in any local enterprise Mrs. Muhony gave largely of her time to everything that tended to help those around her and in her own homo circle where she was known the liest her death comes as a shock from which they wil never recover. Mrs. Mnhony was of a most kind nnd helpful disposition living for her family and friends nnd lived an earnest Christian life in every sense of tho word. A C C ID E N T U A C IL IT V ’ WATC GLASS She leaves a loving husband and two sons and one daughter to inourn the - Our Agent, MIL II. W. HERNDON, will write you any of tho above / loss of a mother who wax n mother in ' forms of Insurance or anything you need In the Insurance line. every sense of the won! and whoso loss ! Through Ms connection with us he can give you Imuranco protec* will bo keenly felt in the home circle . lion In the very strongest Companys In each and every line. that will bo In dnknrss now tlint mother mother has gone to that bourne from whence none return. The family hnx , Established 1906 * the sympathy of the entire community General Insurance • Surely Bonds Employer* Liability n their hour of sorrow. O ur 1919 C rop World Beater and Ruby King Pepper Seed L. Allen Seed Co. uhtiiYourSprinjj Breaks -r . B. & 0. MOTOR CO. ; NOTICE Annunl meeting of tho stockhol­ ders of the Caldwell Irvin Co., Inc., will he held on Monday, January 6th, 1919 at 10 A. M. D. D. CALDWELL, Scc’y. W-18-3tc. NOTICE Annual meeting 'of the stockhol­ ders of tho Caldwell Furniture Co., Inc., will he held on Monday Jan­ uary 5th 1919 ut 10:30 A. M. D. D. CALDWELL. Scc’y. W-18-3tc. ♦ JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. Free Service Let us inspect your battery free. We arc experts on electrical troubles. Scientific repairing and rc* charging done. We can take your old battery and make it as good as new and guarantee it for six months. We also have expert mechanics to over­ haul or repair your car. Sanford Battery Service Company J. S. FRELINGHUYSEN L. A. RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avc. Phone 189 E L D E R S P R IN G S W A T ER T H O M A S D. IIAKCII, I'h. I). Analytical and Can.ultlng Chrmlal rofra.lonal of Natural Srirnra Kmtrllua, It ol 11n ■ College, I'lorlda 1‘l la a l r Laboratory of llolllna t'ollrge M r . T . O. C h a r ie r Wlntrr I'ark, I la.. N o t . Slh, ISIS H anford, l l a . , Dear f.lr: I h a te romplrled rarrful rhrmlcal analtala of Iho .a m p l e o f o a l r r that you brought n r onrly tail n o c k , on.it h a t e obtained tho following rrtu llt: (.’o' a r _______ _______________ .....Clear Chlorine . . _ _ _ I.7S " i t i t y . r milllou It ear lio n Neutral Total aoll-Ss .£_ S.00 patio per million Free Ammonia . .. DO pacta per million llardneao . . . . 23.01 parlo per million Albuminoid A m m o n la . . _ _ _ _ _ _ „ T r a r o N h r a l o a . _ _____ _____ ___ _____ . . . T r a m Tho obaenro practically or rr.e and albuminoid am monia In Ihlo v a l o r and lla te ry a trail amount or rhlorlno Indlraloa lla oarellenl quality for houaohold purpoara. In addition la I h o 'g o o d quality charartrrlatlro of auprrlor houaahotd taoler, II poaaeaoea opetiol fratnreo o f m o d i ta lu e . oapetlally lhaao of a ic r lla n l oalora aeration and LOW degroa of hardaoao. Tho bacteriological analyala. rraulling In an ateaaga total count, la four oampleo of the water, or 3 barlcrlo per cent.: and In finding no colon, or other harmful h .r lr rla , fully tonOrm lla good quality Indicated by the CIICMICAI. analyala. Of the many walria of Ihla and other rrgloua that I k a t a oaalyard, I k a ta found n o n t auprrlor In all good qualltlea In that of tho "Ktdrr Water." Youra tary rraperlfully, (.Signed) This is the latest photograph of J o ­ seph 8. Frellr.ghuyien, the Republican senator from New Jersey, who Is chair­ man of a committee to Investigate the coal situation. T I I O S . II. IIAKCII T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor TKLKI'IIONU 3 I I - W t III I*AItK AVK. S A N fO ltn. fLCRIDA �THB HANFOKD JEWS OF LEMBERG HONOR PRESIDENT WILSON FROM THE GOIDEN BOOK O F THE JEW ISH NATIONAL FUND trrom aroo WBtuSX L>-"X•- DECBMDKR 26. 1919 CROP ESTIMATES COVER WIDE AREA arsmsoa Functions of Important Govern­ ment Bureau Explained. GATHER FACTS ABOUT CROPS Scope of Information Contained In Reports of Bureau of Crop Eetlmates Covert Cereale, Forage, Fruits. Vegotables, Live Stock and Mlscellaneoue —Report* Made at Varloue Time* In Year on Condition of Crops. (Prepare,J b y the United States Depart_ ment of Acrlculture.) A J IN S C R IB E D » IT™ i □ tz n n o v I-M ataV rvn' '"s trru tJ a rw y • 1 ) tfy w V fc n 't ruvnv nwa *>rb •roinuj *un to • « v jvjtDsn n. it v ii amMEBnnbjt Tilt* Jews of l.L-mbcrg, (Jullclu, recently |ialil a great tribute to 1'resldeiit Wilson by placing IiIh tiniiio In tlie Golden Hook of tbe Jewish National Fund, which will In? placed In some building ,111 Jerusalem. It rontnlnit flu? names of tlioso who have rendered some great service to the Jews. The photograph shows the ccrtlllcnte Isstieil to, Mr. Wilson. mitely one-third of tin* nren. has been swept hv forest lire- In tin* past twelve years, destroying approximately "<*••.* o>hi.imh) feet of timber. The mining re­ source*. after being superficially ex­ ploited hy miners with scant equip­ ment. have remained practically tindeveloped. Much c.f the wild life has 1,116,000 Acres in Thunder been ruthlessly exterminated, and the grazing lands have been destroy**! Vv Mountain Region of Idaho nomadic herds. Tlo- number of snoop which have been grazing without re­ Set Apart. strict Ion or regulation during the past year total nearly 300.000. whereas n fair estimate of the “carrying capaci­ ty” of the entire country has been Itin red at 75,000 to 10,000 l.end of sheep. Recurring Foreit Fires Have Endan­ There lire no towns or villages In the gered Adjoining Portions of Na­ whole region. The log buildings of tional Forests—Great Tract Is tlo? first settlement on Monumental Difficult of Access. creek still stand—vacant, specter-llke reminders of the boom days of many (P rep a re d by tho t'n ltc d State* D epart­ years ago. Hundreds of rlnlnur which ment of Agriculture.) were located during the rush of 1001 Washington, I>. C.—In ncoord with have been abandoned. Some high* nlnnen uunnlmoti* sentiment In Idaho grade ores have been found, and tin? and In response to considerations vital­ general belief Is that tlm region con* ly affecting adjoining national forests, talus an nhtmdanco of low-grade ore, congress hns set apart 1,110,000 acre* Imt its commercial usu has nr.t been of land In Idaho known ns Thunder possible because of Inadequate trans­ Mountain region, ns national forest portation facilities. Control of the lands. This great trnct. dllllcult of nc- nren ns Nntlonnl Forcf*t land, once op­ cow and hnvlrg not over 1 per cent posed because It was feared that It of Its nren sultuhle for agriculture, has might retard mine development. Is now for years been the scene of destructive seen to be n practical step Inward fires and devastation due to overgraz­ proper use of tho mining resources, ns ing. It Is now to be added to the Pay- well ns conservative utilization of otto nntlonnl forest which adjoins It grazing facilities. on the south and west, ami the Idaho Travel Is Difficult natlonnt forest which adjoins It on (he At present the ronds. trails, and north and w est The area lie.** approx­ bridges nre In n snd stnte of disrepair, imately 100 miles northeast of Boise, j making travel over them on foot or hy Because uncontrolled. It hns been n re­ horschnck Impossible. One of the Im­ curring ntetince to the adjoining nn­ portant undertakings of tho forest tlonnl forests by reason of fires that service, now thnt the trnct hns been have gnlned great headway In Its vast mlded to adjoining natlonnl forests, unpatrolled regions, will he to supply the sren with Im­ i Swept by Forest Fires. proved lines of travel. Whnt hns taken place In the Thun*’ A large nnd Important watershed Is dor Mountain region, according to elll- Included In this nren, which Is esti­ d a le of the forest service. United mated to supply nt least 1.000 secondStated department of agriculture. Is feet of water to the Columbia river nt typical of what would have taken place low-water periods. It I* roughly esti­ In most of the national forests had mated Hint more thnn 100,000 horse­ these arens not been protected. Three power could be generated from waters hundred thousand nrres, or npproxl* rising In the area. The region Includes no nnturnl wonders. Inrgo lakes or features of special scenic Interest. Peer nnd trout nre plentiful, nnd there are said to ho n few wild sheep nnd goals. , TRACT ADDED TD NATIONALFORESTS HAS LONG BEEN A MENACE YOU ARE INTERESTED IN E S fll'P H E D R IN G B O O K S ! COLLECTIVE BARGAINING URGED ON METHODISTS New York.—Collective bar­ gaining “a* an Instrument for the attainment of Indnstrlnl Justice.” Is recommended In n report hy the executive commit­ tee of the Methodist Federation for Social Service, which request* ministers nnd members of the church "steadfastly to In­ sist on Its application nnd conplainly lo promote In the Chris­ tian spirit discussion of the method* hy which It might lx applied.” kwtw;, They nre used in every linw. of business by Salesmen, Of.fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, Ministers, Students—by ev­ eryone who must have ti book that combines UTILITY, D U RA BILITY AND APPEARANCE. Sheets can he obtained any­ time, ruled in eight styles. Bound in best quality Flex­ ible Black Levant Grain Cowhi lc, with Black Linings. HERALD PRINTING CO. Phone 148 Sanford. Florida Posed as Man for Year*. Milwaukee. WIs.—Com Anderson, who for III years lived here as a man. received ii dismissal of her vngmney esse from Judge Page. Cora has been on probation for tm days following a charge of n man that she nn-l another woman had stolen $lo from him. Corn, married this time as a woman, hns been living nt No. 7011 $tutc *treet. While hinsquerndlng ns Itnlph Ivorwlneo fo» 111 years she wns success'- " r the "husband'* of two women, on - wnltc, one colored. Longest Ore Dock. PuluMi has nti ore dock 2,13? foot long, tie* longest In the world. Some Distance. l!ewItt—Tlt.tr* have changed. Jewett—Yes. It Is u long xvny from gomdfuthei s deck lo a wrist watch. MISHAP TO AUTO STIRS SLAVONIA Soldier Cuts Telegraph to Make , . •i ) t W| MU w s«l IUi IIOOUIlCl Astonishing. HAS DIPLOMATS WORRIED Ties Up Railroad Traffic and Results in Congestion That Takes Month to Straighten Out—Week to Restore Wires. Sznhndkn, Slavonia.—When n wheez­ ing little automobile? of Aiucrlcut? make, driven hy a Serbian soldier, broke down on u country rout! -ID miles from here, It started an Interna­ tional tangle’Which rolled up until It hnd the diplomat* of four countries worried. Here are some of the things that hegnu to happen: "Three hundred enrs of French mer­ chandise hound for Itoumanla piled up on the four awttchea of the railroad yards hero nnd congested things until not u wheel could move. A Bed Crocs supply train of 30 cars, hound for Buchureat, came up behind the French trains and completed the tleup of communications. Ten Americans were mnrooned for nine days on board the Bed Cross train. Sends Train to Investigate. Roumanian merchants who wrer* relying on tho prompt delivery of the French goods sent a special train from llurhnit-et to Investigate the delay. Sznhndkn, an Important town on the frontier between Hungary and Serbia, was cut off from all communication with the outside world. Tho Serbian soldier who wns the In­ nocent cmuo of all this trouble was driving Ills enr merrily northward one day when the steering geur went wrong. He stopped, found tho causo of the difficulty nnd decided that ho needed n piece of stout wire to repair the damage. He rcuchcd up to tho long-hanging, slngle-wlro telegraph line nnd cut oft n generous section. Having fixed Ills car, he drove blithely on. Tho wire gnvo out presently and he renewed It twice, thrice, four or tlvo times, from the telegraph Hue beside the road. Meanwhile the trains of French mer­ chandise hnd begun arriving nt Szahndkn. Official sanction was necessary for the cars to proceed. The frontier otllrlnls framed the proper sort of tele­ gram, and It wns duly countersigned am! presented to the operator. Trains Congest Yards. He reported that ihe wire was "not working." , So the frontier official* de­ cided to wait until It began to work. They waited two days, while more nnd more trains drew Into the congested yards. Sznhndkn was cut o(T from wire communication. Malls go only once a week, and then only If trains nre running. The telegraph officials finally de­ cided to send out a line-repairing party. The party returned after an­ other day's delay, with tlu? iimmunccliu-nt that so tunny breaks had been found their supply of spare wire had given out. Meanwhile, congestion In the yard* Increased ami the appeals from the French conveyers, the American con­ veyers nnd the lloutuntilnn merchants became more urgent. It was a full week, however, before the wires had finally been restored nnd the official vises obtained. By thnt time the bleakndo had become so complicated that It will probably take a month to put Srnhndkn bin k on n normal basis. The Easiest Way. Following tin- line of the least redstunro D wt'a* r|v«-r* and L HELP YOU HERE may be problems Mi connected with your return to civil life that are difficult to solve. While the public has some Idea of the functions of the bureau of crop es­ timates of the United Stntes d e t r i ­ There may he places where our advice ment of ngrlculture, Inquiries frequent­ will help, where (he assistance we ran give ly received Indlcnto thnt many persona will be nil that is ncressury lo help you on still have Utile conception of the groat field covered by; the bureau. The Wc invite you to come to us freely. W e pledge scope of Information eontnlned In sev­ you our aid to the extrem e lim it of sound banking eral crop reports of the bureau may practice. he Indicated under thu following head*: Cereals, forage (grasses), fruits, vegetables, live stock, and mis­ cellaneous. In the ease of many of the subjects listed below, the bureau undertakes to estimate crop condition several times during the season. Thus from May un­ til October the condition of from 20 to 30 products Is reported on monthly. In December more thnn a score of final estimates, Including ncrenge, produc­ tion. nnd values, nre Issued, and on rrrthe majority of the products the prices How Would You Like It7 nre supplied cncli month lluoughout Almost Invisible. Preparatory to giving tin* elephant the year. It Is estimated that four miles of n In captivity his hath hit body Is gone Mass of Information Furnished. over entirely with n dheot of sand­ trdlnnry epldrr'* thread would -.rig icnrcely n grain. Under ccrcnls the bureau furnishes paper. a great mass of Information at various In uulte Too Msrv. times In the year o n corn Ini" the con­ k-iut.'ia iTou^'bvcrcome. Hy > ■ ’• „.)«-n man to rniirenl Idition of hurley, buckwheat, corn, onts, No man ever sunk under the bur­ thougl ts. but It was a needless prern rye. nnd spring and winter wheat. Tho den of the day. It Is when tomor­ estimates regarding forage crops In­ row's burden Is added to the burden lion In many cases.—Boston Trn clude alfalfa hny nnd alfalfa seed, of today that the burden Is more than script. clover hay, clover seed, field pens, a man can hear lame liny and wild hny, grain sor­ Longest Dance. ghums, etc., meadows, millet, pastures, William Kemp, aged seventeen, 1 Valuable Japanese Plant. nnd timothy hay.- The suhheudlngs the reign of Kllznhetli danced froi A plant grows In Japan which fur­ under fruit nre even more numerous, London to Norwich In nine days, Hi there being 10 In nil, Including npples, nishes a sort of vegetable leather. It longest dance on record. cantaloupes, grapes, lemons, oranges, Is a pretty .shrub railed the mltsmualn. pears, primes. Ten different vege­ and lt<t Inner hark, after going through Not So Young. table products are reported on nt va­ certain processes. Is converted Into a "Whnt sort of a girl Is she)' rious times of (lie year, namely, dry substance as tough as French kid, so "Tin? kind thnt everybody say* wll beans, lima beans (California), cab­ transparent that one can almost see b a g e s . rnullllouer (California), celery through It. and as pliable and soft us make a good wife for somebody *ota dny." (California), field beans, onions, ;>ota- calfskin. Iocs, sweet potatoes, nnd tomatoes. The live slock estimates Include In most enses the condition of the slock, losses from discuses, losses from ex­ posure. the number of nnlmnls, nnd prices at certain seasons. Figure* nre compiled regarding horses, mules, milch cows, and other cattle, sheep, # lambs, swine, nnd colonies of houey bees. 4 Other Commodities Covered. Reports of farm prices are also ohtallied monthly for butter, eggs, chick­ ens, milk, veal calves, timothy seed, cottonseed, cottonseed meal, and bran; for soy beans In Junuary, February, October. November, and December; for black walnuts, hickory nnls, pe­ cans, nnd turkeys In January, Octo­ ber, November, nnd December; for turnips nnd pop corn lu January, February, November, nnd December; for maple sugar nnd sirup In March, April, Mny, nnd June, nnd for chest­ nuts In October, November, and De­ cember. % Pepper Seed Fresh Stock Ready For Delivery OUR S E E D S A R E GOOD DOCTOR K IL L S HUGE BEAR Finally 8ettle« Long Feud Between Two Medicos. Cordovn. Alaska, population dOO In winter nnd 2,0<)0 In summer, which bonsts of being the ore shipping center of Alnskn nnd of being the port where the ships to the outside slay the long­ est when they put In every eighth dny, flnnlly considers ns settled n long feud between the two medical rnen of the community. Since the days of tho Klondike tho medico* of Cordova, Dr. W. W. Coun­ cil nnd Dr. W. II. Chnse, Iwve been rivals, not so much In the practice of their profession ns In the gathering of bear pelt*. By this time each hns bagged enough pelts, so Cordovn people say, to pave n block of Market street. And each time one get* one bigger than usunl he throws out his chest nnd considers himself the champion bear hunter of the community. But the championship seems lo hare been settled when Doctor Clmse re­ cently bagged ii brown bear measuring ii trllle more Ilian twelve feet from tall to snout. Coney Preparing (or Cold. Tbe coney bus confirmed the wild duck’s prediction of n long, cold win­ ter. The coney Is a species of rabbit that Inhabits the higher rocky arena, feeding on "tlmbcrllne" vegetation, nccnrdlng to Webster, but I’d Tan gen, Colorado mountain climber, says lie's only part rabbit, "lie hmks like n rabbit," avers Kd, ''but Imrks like n prairie dog. hibernates like a bear nnd Is ns bashful as a bearer. Ami Is a real weather prophet." Aged Woman Gets Homestead. Mrs. Anna M. Scott, ninety years of age, who has Just proved up on her homestead near Snugns, Mont., Is be­ lieved to he tbe oldest homesteader In the country. She Is active nnd strong, does not use spocluele* and hns nil her teeth. She herself did much of thu work necessary to obtain title. g w lh •• . '■•Sis" CHASE & CO THREE SUCCESSFUL P ’S. Pluck, Push and Perseverance. In th e sta rtin g nnd m aintaining of a bank account these good a t ­ trib u tes will become byw ords w ith you. U nlike some who a rc first in P ity and bust in help w c urge you to cu ltivate P lu c k — Push—Perseverance. PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD = �TWVAM yw??r-*" ^ .r: -•’■■ . ••;■.v-<wHTr.w7,’u.T | ■; : t '» *•*» ‘* 4 ^ J THE SANTORD HERALD nregMBSR » orida Truck Growers Plan State Organization Taking Every Section organizations represented becoming fifty representatives from the various stockholders in the name* of theirjsictions. Attending from Sanford. respective associations. were Messrs, G. C. Chamberlain, Hex Tue stale wide organization will ! Packard, H- G. Dcitcrirh and D. C. have Jacksonville as it’s headquarters | Marlowc. ^ ant L ity meeting where a general sales manager and was PtwWed over by F. h. D c\ane, agency will be maintained. Jackson* President of the Plant City Association, vllle was selected because of the fact with I). C. Marlowe, Secretary-Tresthat the big majority of Florida’s pro- RUri‘r of thc Sanford Truck Growers, duce passes through that gateway and , ^,1C* ac*'nK _a-, secretary. After the for the many advantages offered, was ' a^ 0Us organizations pr«-sent hud sul>choscn as headquarters. It is proposed ( scr'i>e<l for stock in the state wide JOINc, t ORGANIZATIONS HAVE JU to maintain representative selling i organization subject to the call of the 1T1I J ?I) THE NEW LEAGUE W agents on the principal eastern and ; exccutive board, a committee as follows moke TO FOLLOW western murketa nnd so sirround and wn* nPIM)lnted to draft a constitution Xhf truck and fruit growers of Florida bundle business us to insure ull bene- nn(* hy-laws to represent the s la te without doubt making rapid and fits possible for the hundreds of growers association: F. C. \ \ . Kramer, Leesburg: wrnur.ent strides toward organization, nnd the many sections in the state who ^ hairman, D. C. Marlowe, Sanford, for several >ears in almost every sec- are advocating a state-wide co-operaT. Bennett, J. M. Archibald, Center j.-- local ’ vegetable growers orgnn- tivo organization that will socialize nnt^ C. Wiggins, Plant City iatiorj have existed and have prtwjHT- in all perishable fruit and vegetable This committee will complete their but there has l>een an absence of products except citrus fruit. work as early as possible and will pre­ ^operation among the various sco sent it to the members at a general At a recent meeting o f the Rtock- m ating to I k? held again ut Plunt City, tica in distribution, uniform quality izi pack these factors—the most im- holders of the Sanford organization, in the near future. rc.-unt in the marketing of produce unanimous consent was voted fo r’this At the next meeting, Col. N. P. fu handicapj>ed one section against organization to affiliate with a state­ Wcscott, General Council, for the wide association nnd representatives ti« other. Eastern Shore of Virginia Produce Ex­ were appointed to act with power. In order to meet and overcome these The same conditions existed with the change, of Onley, Vn., and Hon, I,. M. ebsudes. a large state truck growers other sections nnmed and as a con­ Rhodes, Commissioner, State Market­ crpniiation has been formed with the sequence, five of the largest producing ing Rureati, Jacksonville, will each de­ following initial memlxTship who have sections in the state having an aggre­ liver an aide address of co-ojwralive iL'cady subscribed for the stock in the gate membership of around one thou­ marketing and the benefits of farmers itite association, Sanford Truck Grosand individuals growers, are handed organizations and the public generally \tn, Inc. of Sanford, Manatee County together and will carry out the idea of will he invited to h*.*ar them. Mr. Grower* Ass’n. of Hradcntown, Plant progressive fanning and marketing of Rhodes, is too well known to require City Grower* Ass’n, of Plant City, detail mention, while Col. Wcscott, of j their produce. f/^burg Truckers Ass’n, of Leesburg Vi dr.la, L» i,»i in l-Iurida, Attending the meeting at Plant City iz might lie well to say that he is rcogTiuckeia u.schange, of C tiitir and as n guest of all! the associutioAs ited as the leaiiing attorney of the east­ Hill. present, Hon. L. M. Rhodes, Com­ ern siiore of Virginia but lias all but The organization of u state axssociamissioner of the Etate Marketing Bu- retired from active public practice on tion is not a hurried atfair,, but com.-s rcau, delivered an aide address favoring nccount of his connection with the large­ die: a years quiet work among the the move. His reference to co-ojiera- st farmers organization in the United taociation* named. The initial meettion in every other calling except farm­ Statist. It is planned also to have irg of these organizations was 'held at Sanford, during November, with a ing was forceful and true. He stated Messrs Rhodes and Wcscott address *ror.d meeting at Plant City, Thurs- that his time was that of the publics tin* growers at Sanford and Hradcntown diy, Dec. Istb* where final arrangements and he and his office were always ready while on their tour nnd if possible other nre consumatcd and the state w ide!10 ■erve in furthering such efforts, sections who might bo interested. crpniiation was opened and capita.*! The meeting nnd final arrangements At the close of the meeting, it vot­ iirl and incorporated uffair by the for orgnnizatiln was ntonded by about ed unanimously that the Florida Citrus Exchange lie endorsed ns one of the greatest benefits to growers of citrus fruits in the state and that in organiz­ ing the truck growers under a separate I e.id, wits anything hut antagonistic to the Exchnnge, on the other hand it KMney troubles don't disappear of T h « h o u s e w i f e o f H o l l a n d w o u l d a l ­ was determined that the tnn kirs organ­ tfctr.K nr* *i !■•->- t t t o w rln rtly hut m o s t aa eoon b e w i t h o u t food ha w i t h ­ ization would lend at ull times, all their •?»vlily, m i'' r i n l n l n i ; health w ith deadly c e r t a i n t y . u n t i l y o u f a l l a v i e - o u t h e r " n o i l D u t c h D r o p * , " a s a h e influence toward the upbuilding of tin* q u a in tly c a lls G O LD MEDAL, H a a r l e m l l a to it.' u - a h « illst-ase. T h e y r e s t o r e etre n irU i Str# ) “ ’Jr t r - u h l r * w h i l e t h e r e Is t i m e . O il C a p s u l e s . great citrus organization. It?, l w ait u n t i l l i t t l e p a i n s h e c o i n o h ltr a n d a i o r e s p o n s i b l e i n a s r r s t m e a s u r e After adjournment, the visiting •ctM D on’t ( r u l e w i t h d l a c n s e . T o fo r th e stu rd y , ro b u st h ealth of th e •told fu t u r e p u f f e r l n g I m’ icI ii t r e a t m e n t H o l l a n d e r s . growers, were the guest of the Plant with CKU.11 M K D A I , I L t a r l e m Oil C a p D o n o t d elay . Go to y o u r d r u g g i s t a n d e a l u now. T a k e t h r e e o r f o u r e v e r y City organization, for dinner com­ <»> until y o u a r e e n t i r e l y f r e e f r o m I n s i s t o n M s s u p p l y i n g y o u w i t h G O L D posed of u home grown spread and with­ M K D A L H a a r l e m Oil C a p s u l e e . T a k e Mia. T ill w e l l - k n o w n p r e p a r a t i o n h a s b e e n t h e m a s d i r e c l o d , a n d I f y o u a r e n o t out doubt there is no section that can tn» of ih* n a t i o n a l r e m e d i e s o f H o t - s a t i s f i e d w i t h r e a u l t e y o u r d r u g g i s t w i l l t*o 1 for c e n t u r i e s I n IflJfi ttin g o v e r n - g l a d l y r e f u n d y o u r m o n e y . L o o k f o r surpass the Strawberry City on such an Rir.l of t h e N e t h e r l a n d s g r a n t e d a t h e n a m e G O L D M E D A L o n t h e h o g occasion. »;*cisl c h a r t e r a u t h o r i z i n g l i e p r e p a r a ­ a n d a c c e p t n o o t h e r . I n s e a l e d h o z e e , Met At Plant City On Thursday FINAL PLANS MADE K ID N E Y S W E A K E N I N G ? LOOK OUT! tion and ra le . t h r e e alsea. 0 . C. BRYANT IIAH 8ECUIIKD TIIRAORNCY Ft)It THR 2,900NEWSTAHPS ARE OUTIM EUROPE Pioneer OLIVER CHILLED PLO W S FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Postal Issues Galore on thc Con* Store He has in stock a huge number of Plows; also a large stock of accesso­ ries for repairs. It will he well for those interested in Plows, to look this stock over before buying else­ where. tinent Since Decem­ ber 1918. MOST FOR THE NEW STATES Fifteen Hundred of the Number Are Accounted for by the First Stampo of New European States Whoso Autonomy Was Guaranteed. THE U N I V E R S A L CAR Probably there h nootber car thf.Ccvcry day in the year meets the demand o f the physician as docs thc Ford Counc, with its permanent top, its broad seat and deep upholstering its sliding plate glass windows, by which in a minute thc car is changed from a closed car to nn open car. Equipped with nn clcctric starting and lighting system , demountable finis with 3J j inch tires nil nround nnd embodying nil thc established merits nnd economies o f the Ford car. I x t us look after your Ford car and you will get genuine Ford parts nnd skilled work­ manship. c . F. WILLIAMS agent ED. HIGGINS Salesman London.—The lotnl number of now postngo stump Issues since December, 11)18, Is now uppronchlug 2,000. Of theso nearly 1,500 are accounted for hy tho first tftntnps of tho new Euro­ pean states whoso autonomy wns guar­ anteed hy the Paris conference. Pohind, nnco represented In tho stnmp nlhiitn hy n single label, tins produced since the nnnlstlco mnro than 400 sepnrnto nnd distinct postage stomps, while tho Ukralno ranks eecnnd with npproxlmntely 175 varieties of either n provisional or pcnnnnent descrip­ tion. Jugoslavia nnd Czecho-Slovnkin nccount for something llko 150 specimens each nnd t|io dehatahle ter­ ritory of Flume for 75. Tho average for the rcmnlnlng Is between 50 nnd 50 stamps, while tho shortest series thus far recorded Is thnt of tho Trnnscnucnslnn republic of Georgia, comprising up to tho pres­ ent four values only. Tho highest stnmp Issuing "record" hitherto achieved wns In tho yt-nr 1011, when 1,280 new postngo stumps were pro­ duced througout tho world, mnlnly duo to tho clutngc In thc wntermark of thc British colonial Issues. Unified Series for Serbs. Ono Important step toward finality In tho philatelic affairs of new Europe Is tho imuc of unified postngo atnmps for tho kingdom of the Herb*, fronts nnd Slovenes, Instead of tho separate Issues for Croatia, Slavonia, Bosnia and Serbia. They bear tho likeness of the veteran King Peter I ns over­ lord of Greater Serbia nnd lire In­ scribed In.both Latin nnd Cyrillic char- T rtrv * , t o be s a d ainpvar b t lo r o t h is C o u r t d u e a n d p a y a b le n in ete en year* a f te r d a t e . actors. Meamvhllo from Agram (Jugo­ So am ith t b s filth d a y oif J. a n u a r y . A. D. 1120, Honda n u m b e r e d thlrty-el* e n d t h l r t y d i n s M a c • r»*u!»r lluI* I* U **»y of tbla •even e n d t h l r t y - e f f h t t o m a t u r e a n d b e ­ slavia) comes news that the Croatian C ourt, to i n i v r r tho bill of com plaint m com due end payable tw en ty ye a re natlonnl postngo rtnmps Issued on Jan­ nlblted again*! y ou by l*«arf Smith or tsid a fte re date. bill Mil he taken ar rorfe»*»d. Honda n u m b e r e d t h i r t y - n i n e a n d f o r t y uary 10 this year have been obsoleto It la f u r t h e r ordered t h a t thte o rd e r bo e rty sr.c t o m a t u r e a n d b e c o m e d u e slnco May 27 nnd thnt In the Interim p u M l . h r d in the S a n f o r d fferald, a a e o n aa nn dd fpayable t w e n t y - o n e y e a ra a f te r d a te . pa p er pubtia hed in Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida Uonda n u m b e r e d fo r ty - tw o a n d f o r t y the Slnvnnlnn types printed nt Loll- i n r e a » r e k for four e m a o r u t l v r o e e k t . th ree and f o r t y - f o u r t o m a tu r e a n d b e c o m e barb havo been used by the Crontlnn W I T N E S S my b a n d a n d ofllrLI teal a t due a n d p a y a b le t w e n t y - t w o ye ara a f te r C o u n t y . Florida, thla date. post otllco ponding tho nppenmneo of S- 'ai nl ,fodrda ,y ofSeminole N ove m ber, A. t». 191?. Honda n u m b e r e d forty-five f o r t y - e l t a n d the now gonernl series, which was to ( S K A U R. A. D O U G L A S S , forty-aeven a n d f a r t y - r i c h t to m a t u r e a n d Clerk r f aaiil C ircuit C o u r t become due a n d p a y a b l e t w e n ty - t h r e e yeara have conic Into use on August 1. tty V. Af. D O U G I .A S S . I>. C. »ft»r d s!r. Czecho slovakia, Iiavlnj* beer, sdmltHonda num bered f o r ty - n in e a n d fifty a n d Kolmtor for Complainant fifty-one and fifty-tw o t o m a t u r e a n d b e co m e 'ed to the Unlvufsnl Postal union, Is W -15-5tt. p a yable tw e n ty - f o u r ye ara a f te r date. about to modify the colors of certain N o l l f e o f A p p llr a llu n fur T a * D e e d U m lie T he prliuipa! e n d i n te r r a t of aaid tionda of her current postngo stamp** In eon!!« «(luH a i a o l the ( i r n r r a l N la tu tra . will _be payable a t t h e Firat N tlo n a l H a n k N o t l r e ia hereby clven t h a t J o h n llra u e r, fonnanro with tho requirements of of Sanford, In Se m inole C o u n t y , F lo rid a. h a x r of Ta* C e r t i n r a t e No. ID!, d a te d All t.lda m in i b* a c c o m p a n ied b y a c, rHint body. In future the live hellers pthuer r 4th d a y of J u n v A. D.. 1917, ha* tiled tid e d check for I per c ent of t h e p a r vatu* Mump will be printed In bluo green •aid r e r t i l l r a t e in m y oJTlre a n d ha* m ade of the bond* bid for. p p lic a tio n fur l a i deed to i**ue In a c c o r d ­ T h e Hoard of C o u n t y C om m la rlone ra of Instond of yellow green, tho ten heller aance « l t h law . bald certificate e m b r a ie a th e Seminole * County reaerve the right to refect follow In y d r t r r i b c j p r o p e r ! ^ *ituate<l In a n y a ndfall bid*. In yellow green Instead of red, the 20 Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florida, to-w it: S 'S of HOARD OR C O U N T Y C O M heller In deep red Instead of green, tho N R U of N W j / Section 27, T o w n i h in 21, M IS S U IN 'R ltS , H RM IN O I.K I ta n z c 30 R., 20 acre*. T h e l a i d la n d W i n e C o u n t y , Florida. 25 heller In violet Instead of deep blue, S. a*<r**ed a t t h e d a te ut t h e I x u a n c e of auen Hie 50 heller In deep blue Instead of vi­ r e i l i f l r a t e In the n a m e of U n k n o w n . Unl,*a Attcat: R. A. D O U G I.A S S IIY L. R. H a g a n R r o , . •aid U'ertlficate ahall he r e d e e m e d according Clerk olet nnd tho 20 heller newspaper stnmp to law T em . , t a i deed will l**ue th e r e o n on th e Ctn D t - t tr . C h a ir m a n . In blue Instead of violet. d a v of J a n u a r y A. D. 1920. Witnr** m y otTirial D e n a t u r e a n d *ral NOTICK O F S I I R I M F F 'S HALE. Monaco Haa War Charity Stamps. thl* t h e S th day of D e ce m b er A. II., 1919. N otice la k a ir b y giv en t h a t u nde r a n d b y (SR Al.) R. A. IHlUGI.ASS, Monaco Irns Just put forth u some- Clerk v irtu of an r a e r u t i o n iaaued o u t of a n d C ircuit Cuurt Sem inole C o u n t y , u n d e er tha aeat of t h e C ircuit C u u r t of S e m i ­ whnt belnted set of wnr chnrlty F lorida. nole County, a n d S t a t e of Florida, b t a r i n g 16-Ste. Hy V. M. D O U G L A S S . D. C. stamps Intended, so thc Inscription In­ d a t e December Sth 1919, In t h a t c e r t a i n wherein th e W eatern Union T a l e g r a p h forms us, to assist the orphcllns Fran­ Notice of Application for T a i D e ed U nder cauae C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n , la the plantlff, a n d * .Section S i t of the ( i r n r r a l S l a lu l r a . w a r d - l 'a r k a r d l.a n d Comp any, a coecoises do In guerre. A view of the bny N otice la hereby g l te n t h a t II. W. Sw an, l lo ora tlon, ia th e d e f e n d a n t. 1 havo levied nnd rock of Monte Cnrlo from the sea p u r c h a s e r of T a t C e r t i o r a t e No. 403, datAil pupon, will offer for aalr, a n d aell t o t h e e 4th d a y of J u n e A. D.. 1917, haa filed hlgheatand a n d heat b id d e r for caah. in f r o n t constitutes tho main fwiture of tho de­ •thaid c e rtific a te in my office a n d haa m ad e of t h e C ourt lfouae do o r In Sem inole C o u n t y , sign. Inset with n picture of n widow a p p li c a t io n fur ta* d e n i t o iaaue In a c c o rd ­ Florida, during legal hour* of aale on w ith law . Said certificate embrace* th e M o n d a y J a n u a r ythoSth 1920, th e follow ing und n child, nnd each stamp Is sold nt ance following desc ribed p r o p e r t y a ltu a tr il in described land a n d p r o p e r t y . In S e m in o le in ole C o u n t y , F lorida, tn-w lt: N ' j of n premium upon Its postnl value, which Sem St> of L ot 3 Section S T o w n a h lp 21 8. Itange C o u n t y , Florida, t o - w it: T n e S o u t h H a lf goes to the French national fund. As 3d R. 20 a. T h e aaid land being aaaeaaed a t the ( S 1) ) uf thc S o u t h w r a t q u a r t e r ( S W .l |) of T w o (2), T o w n a h lp T w n e ty - o n a (211 t h e laauanre of auch certificate In Section usual, tho printing of tho stamps has dt haet e n of . Itange T h ir t y - o n e Raat 131 K.), a aid a m e of Geo. A. Keeline. U n lr,a aaid SUomu th I tn h r aold to a atlafy aaid r i r c u t i o n a n d been carried out by tho French gov­ certificate ahall be redeem ed according to Coala. 1’iub haarr t o p a y for title. , t a a d e ad will Iaaue th e r e o n on th e f>th ernment printing establishment In I’nr- law K. K. H ltA D Y . ■lav o | J a n u a r y A. D . 1920. Sheriff S e m in o le C o u n t y , F lorida. Is, the designer nnd engraver being W itnraa m y offirial a ig n a tu re a n d leal thla Dlrklnaon A iilrklnaon A lly'* for 1'lalntlff. th e Stb d a y of Decem ber A. It.. IHl'i. Messrs. Kurnnd tc Jnrrnud. Ic-M i. tSR A l.i R. A. D O U G L A S S . Italy has Ispucd n new fifteen cen- C lerk C ir c u it C o u rt, Sem inole C o u n ty , teslml stamp, printed In slnto ns be­ Ifi.M* Florida. lly V. M. D O U G L A S S , D. C. fore. but In Hip typo of five contoslml N otice of M a a tc r'e S ale nnd ten centeslml In plnce of tho MlN o t l r r ia he reb y given t h a t u n d e r a n d by cheltl design previously employed for v ir tu e nf a final decree of J o r e d o a u r e a r d • ate m ad e a n d e n te red hy J u d g e Ja m e a W. this vnluc. I'erklna, J u d g e of th e S e v e n th Judicial Presumably the Instruction Issued Circuit C o u r t of th e S t a t e of Florida, in a n d for t h e C o u n t y nf Sem inole, C o u n ty , One Inch Cards Will He Published Un­ Inst month respecting tho discontinu­ d a t e d N o v e m b e r l / t h 1919, In C h a n r e r y , This Heading At The Rate Of $7.20 ance of Itrltleh colonial wnr tax In t h a t c e r ta in cauae therein p e nding, wherein der M o n r o e Roberta aa A dm lnla lratria Per Year. stamps only applied to specific cases, ofMeraay t h e R a ta t e of I). G. M onroe, deceaaed. or else It was delayed In transmission. c o m p la in a n t, a n d H. II. M onroe la defendant I, Geo. A. D e C o t tr a , aa Special \M a < tr r , will 'i At any rate, n now local nnd provis­ ,>'f , - f»* >j.*i Iron* o* i n - C o u r t Door in Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, ional prlnttn o f ( h e T ti r l J S i e i t i n d mil* i *lou»o iUm l i , . i Iioura of l a i r , n M onday penny war tax stamp reached London th e Sth d a y <J J a n u a r y IU2t>, t h e following LA W Y E R to-m lt: last week. nnd. tun ing been set up In i li aTrhneh e Nd ol ratnhdw ea antd qproperty, u a r t e r of t h e S n u t h i a a t OFFICE IN THE COUItT HOUSE mnvnble type. I? more than ordinarily q u a r t e r of t h o N o rth w e a t q u a r t e r of Sec­ T o w n a h lp 19 S outh, I ta n g e 31 Raat. prolific of varieties. The overprint Is tionSaid33, aalo SANFOUI) - - FLORIDA t n h o m ad e to th o hlgheat a nd In two lines ot large nnd smnll Itomnn heat bidder for caah t o aatiafv aaid decree o p a y for title. capitals, with the word “War” widely and cuata; n u rc h aa er tGeo. A. D e C ottra , Special M aatcr. spaced. THOMAS EM MKT WILKOn •>»* e o e I W * V f a « r j • - • i>1 r. tv-* -* *•.‘ ’-'* v —L* ___ — — — - _j r }(U BUSINESS CARDS j L«Xj S C H E L L k i iV lA IN IiS Dlrklnaon A filcklnaon Solliltora fur C o m p la in a n t. Ifi-Stc. Simple Diet. T!i« inti* |M.fn* Ik kiiIiI In linvo llvet) •*n a very slinplo diet, its sltaplo nn lint nf Hit* pnorpM tnnlesmnn. In D'e morning In- (Irani; a cupful nf <i ffec. at noon ho took u little snup 11! meat and for supper vegetables Ml mint. Ills favorite food wua the iit'iuii iiptb nfil tllsli, nolentn. E. FRttGl'SON IIOI'SHtlLIrcH N v t l r r of H a ir nf IZt.OOO.OO J r . . u p l l r t l n • z r 111*1(1(1. tllBllIrl l ) t a l n i ( r llantl*. Nut in- i r h i r r h y f i v r n t h a t aralrtl hlil* *.ill h r r r r r l v n l by t h r llnaril of C o u n t y C o m m l u l o n r r a nf S rm lnolr C o u n t y , Florid*, a t tlir- C o u r t lluu*r, a t Hanforil, Krminolr C o u n ty , F lo r id a , on or h r l o r r 11 n 'rlork A. V . on t h r fith d a y ol J a n u a r y A. D. 1920. At which t i m r *ald hid* will lir o p r n r d for t h r |>urrhz>r nf 120,000.00 Jr»*up Drainage D i i tr l r t llond*. a rpcctal d r a l n a y r dlatrirt i f S r m in o lr C o u n t y , Florida. T fir d i it r l r t ilr a ln a y r bond* bring of t h r drn o in ln a tln n of F i v r l l u n d r r d (IfiOO.OOi Dollar* r a r h , a n d b r a rln g d a t r N o v r m b r r . I»t. 1919, ami lirarinz i n t r r r a t a t t h r r a l r of alz p r r r r n t i r r a n n u m , p a y a h l r * r m |.a n n a u lly , n u m h r r r d rom o n r ( I ) t o fifty-two (&2I. Inrlualvr, and matutinK a n d h r r o m in * d u r a n d p a y a h l r a* follow* to-writ! Honda n u m ' r r r d n n r a nd tw o t n m atu re and h r r u m e d u r a n d pa y ab le t h r year* altar | Her Preference. Emily wns entlng nt n restnnrnnt xvltli the family nnd hnd finished nn order of vvnfflcs. She wns still hungry nnd her father asked her If she would dale. n u m b e r e d three a n d four t o m a ­ hnve something more—n sandwich, per­ t u rllond* e a n d lir r o m o due a n d p a y a b le *iz haps. sin* said: “No, I would rather yeara afte r d a t r n u m b e r e d five anil •■• t o m a tu r e hnve niiother set of these than any­ a n dHonda b r r o m r d u r and pa y a b le aeven year* thing else." a lt e r d a te . I Floor 160 years Old Still Good. When nn old I i o i i s o In I’lko county, Pennsylvania, wns torn down It was found the floors nf pitch pine, ICO yen t a old, were still food, enys I hr | American For* stry Mnunzlno of WashIngten. Tlu* -iz<- numze.l the cr.rpenter-, for the | ianks w« r>* ivv«> feet whin u;.d nn Inclt end a quarter thick. W. F. Ilnrtlelt Oakflcld, Ga., May 10, 1017. Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., I’ntluchnh, Ky. Please allow mo to state that I have sold your hog cholera remedy for one season nnd have ordered more for this season. Lust year I sold it to 12 or 15’ men who raise hogs. I told each of them to take the remedy, feed it to their hogs tnd if they lost a single hog from ’lacase of any kind not to pay me a cent for the remedy, hut when they began to sell cotton every man came in and paid ire for tin? medi­ cine und every one of them told me -J-ut it wns the host hog meditine •bey ever used. One man paid me for the small package and bought $5 worth more and snid it wits the best thnt he had ever tried. Yours very truly, W. F. Bartlett. Merchants Grocery Co., Sanford, Fin. 4-3tc Carelessness Results In Failure T hat is why we »ay "Feed R. A. Thomas’ Hog Powder according to directions. DO NOT FEED IT SLOPPY, hut mix it with ground feed and moisten with just enough water to mnke a crumbly mass. Then enrh hog gets a beneficial dose. See full directions on package. Your money buck if you are not atisfied Merchants Grocery Co h'nnfnrd, Fla 7-5tc llond* n u m b e r e d *even and r l e h t t o m a ­ t u r e a n d b e r o m r d u r a n d p a y a b le eight year* a lt e r d a t r . llond* n u m b , r e d nine amt t e n to m a tu r e a n d b r r o m r d u r and p a y a h l r nine year* a lt e r d a t r . Itond* n u m b e n d eleven a n d twelve tn m a t u r e a n d becott r due ami pa y a b le ten y**t* r*ter d a t r . Horn'* n u m b e r e d thirteen a n d fourteen to m a t u r e a n d he rom e due a n d p a yable rlevea: vtar* a f l - r date. llond* n u m b t r e i i fifteen am i *l*teen to m a tu r e ami h e ro in e due a n d pa y a b le twelv e y e a r , after dale. Honda n u m b e r e d aeventren a n d eighteen t o m a tu r e a n d b r r o m r d u r am i payable th ir te e n year* a lt e r d a tr . Honda n u m b e r e d nineteen am i t w e n ty to m a tu r e am i b r r o m r due and p a y a b le lour t e r n year* a lt a r d a te Honda n u m b e r , d tw e n ty -o n e a m t tw e n ty tw o ami t w e n t y - t h r e e to m a tu r e a n d b r r o m r d u e a n d p a y a b l e fifteen year* a f t r r d a t r . llond* n u m b e r e d tw e nty-four a n d tw e n ty five a n d t w r n t y - * l i to m a tu r e a n d h e r o m r d u e am i p a y a b l e *i»tren yeara a f t r r d a te . llond* n u m b e r e d tw rnty-*rv*n a n d t w e n ty eig ht amt tw e n ty - n i n e to m a t u r e a n d h e r o m r d u e am i p a y a b l e a eve ntre n year* a lt e r d a t r . llond* n u m l i r r r d t h ir ty a n d thirty-one am i t h i r t y - t w o t o m a tu r e a n d h e r o m r due a n d p a y a b le e ig h te e n yeara a lte r d a te . llond* n u m b e r e d i M r t y - I h r e r a n d th ir t y four a n d t h ir ty - f ly , to m a t u r e a m i herom e Wilson & Hoasbolder Sanford. 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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>, December 26, 1919; <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/b667d5f727d69e5b464c8e7fe4707b3c.pdf 8699bba60aa4980b494c67c48d6f5324 PDF Text Text SA N FO R D HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volume SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19.1919 xi NUMBER IN [Government Ownership Meat Packers Roast Favored By Gompers; On Government Grill Wants Two More Years Want to Compromise extension was that the farmers wanted Tnmiui Sperial Put On till ij P . A t P Hampton, said. The Tampa Special train has lorn Fred J. Chamlwrlain, president of j put on or will Ih> put on next Monday ~ the state grange, said government t with tho regular winter tourist s|c d a l oiceraticn of the railroads hnd failed trains have lie n given Sanford one of because men in the service were- not the IhmI train schedules of any city in loyal to the government lint to the the state. Train No. 91 going south ‘intrests* who desired to got the reads. will start south on Monday arriving in He said farmers were opposed to rush­ Sanford at 12:28 and leaving at 12:IN. ing through the Cummins bill. II. E. Train No. 92 going noth will arrive nt Willis, president of the Brotherhood 3:45 nnd leave a t 3:50. The time AND PR O M ISE NOT TO .UL GO TO WILSON URGING of Locomotive Engineers nnd several I table will U* published in full in a later MAKE MORE THAN FIFTY ptriAT of MEASURE other »|H>akers pleaded for the two year FIRE FOLLOWS WITH LOSS DISSOLUTION PER CENT IP LET ALONE OF PAR LI A- issue for tho benefit of tho public. extension and defeat of tho Cummins fuiirgton. Dec. IS.— Protesting OF MILLION DOLLARS AND M B NT AND ELECTION T O W ashington, Dec. 08, (By Associ­ enactment <d the railrond bill measure. SEVERAL LIVES TRY OUT coolm o n ated Press) Negotiations between fcjl Gompers and representatives CABINET tbe meat packers and t,hc governm ent Dover, N. j . Dec. IN, By Associ­ Jtfct railway brotherhoods un«i farit becninc known tndnv hav« been ated Press) The cause of the lire I.ondoJ Dec. IN, <By Associated ocjaniiatioim today urged tho going or. fi<- - *nt tfrpc uuwhich swept part of the Pleatlnney P ress' A rrp"*\* n rr ! :«•*'.’•• :hgy’i lr.tcrH.tati’ m m inm e committee ject of compromising the anti-tru»t Vrrena’ foliow’ng an expl>j.tiuu in General Elections will no field in | Siiibdraw tin* measure and give govprosccu'ion which still is in' tho the research laborontot; last night th e near fat'..r- i, >oviwii i»y several j «..*•*» * *• >'• l |.e roatU a fair state of the grand ju ry investigation is the subject of nn otlieinl Ilives- pew-papers connection rum ors cur­ pj (borough pace time test. It is undc.*alou,l th at one plan con­ tifation by arm y officers today. rent :n Parliam entary lobbies yes­ (Jiirman Cummins. v!io was the sidered is the withdrawal of the Four buildings were destroyed nnd terday. Parliament will be prorogued t^ianG r id tr.e committee present, packers from tho sidelines such as the loss l« e-timnted nt a million next weak until F ebruary when a c ­ BJlcEad w» authority to withdraw wholesale grocery business w ith dollars. Five men were injured one cording to widespread belief the frtflbut expn-ssed Ids intention of various reports of tire Federal T rade po»«!l» Dry fatally Tho plant was governm ent will im m ediately pros hsj the request before the full comdeserted nt the time except for the pare for a dis<oluti»u of Parliam ent WOULD CONFER WITH Commissions havo charged them dCK. gunrti. und eleethm to tc«t th e country's RUSSIAN REDS ON IIOUN- with seeking to dom inate. A tto r­ neys for the Big Five packers nro Is the condusion of an address by SAYS HE OBTAINED HIS RADICAL confidence in the coalition cabinet I DAItY QUESTION IDEAS FROM SCHOOL AND in conference again today with the t G rricr-. n j.nn ntatlvc* of the D orpat, Dec. 08, (By Associated officials of the D epartm ent of Jus­ LIBRARY BOOKS IrtslttLouli' announced ll.at they Press) Tlie conference of the Baltic tice. nLl jo th the White; House inter Now York, Deo. 18.—Thomas IluhS tates representatives who hnve til to ur;<- President Wilson to use knnob, the 17-year-old self confessed? been attem pting to bring nbout £ tfbcrnv against ti e | assajo of the schoolboy anarchist now on Ellis Is­ peace in the Baltic region was post­ fl. Amendments were up for d!«- land awaiting deportation to Russia poned last night to give nn oppor­ t»ro. Prespects fur final action cn us a dnngrous alien, who says he ob­ tu n ity for the Esthonian Foreign *i 13 before the Christmas recess tained bis "education” in radicalism m inister to present his government tactically \anidird. from books obtained at the New York the now proposal of the Russian 1 Jart concern was felt over whether Public Library, in a n interview with n SU PR EM E COUNCIL T O DE­ Soviet governm ent on the frontiers hulett Wilson would turn back the representative of The Associated Prets, CIDE WHAT GERMANY scab to private owners Jan. 1. indicated n that u real menace to Am­ SHALL PAY FOR FLEET luy UlicVf he will await passage of erican institutions rests upon many u Paries, Dec. 08. (By Associated SERBIAN OCCUPATION CAU­ mfal legidalion before taking such free bookshelf. Press) Tbe question of compensation PRO HAIII.Y HEAR SES MORE TROUIILK IN OP MSNY tike. It was pointed out, however, "Some rich men have unwittingly THE BALKANS BARGAINS AND WANT h*. the railroad administration was aided the spread of revolutionary th a t Germnny should pay for the MONEY TO TA KE ADVAN­ pjinnj to turn ba k the linea Jnn. 1. doctrines” , he said, referring to the sinking of the fleet nt Scapa Flow is Paris, Dec. 08, (By Associated TAGE OF PRICES Ik tor.lrarts contain a 30 day release millions invested in libraries ull over again before the Supreme Council Press) Fierce fighting by the Montofatso they may Is- abrogated nt any the English -speaking world. ” 1 hud today. Several propositions were This is burglar tim e ns we I as negro people against the Sorbinn feciitfcout heavy loss to tho govern- no trouble in obtaining tho radical presented by tbe Council b ut no Christm as timo and a t this joyous occupation occurred around Ccttinjo definite decision was reached. One tr... books I desired, printed in Russian more boundary question settled by season of the year the joyous burg­ FIVE THOUSAND TONS OF COT­ between December first nnd twelve Mr. Gangers declared organized from the 9Gth street and Lexington TON AND FOOD SUPPLIES it is declared in offidnl com m unique the Council today when it delineated lar m ust enter into tho spirit of tho fee stated the government to re- avenue branch of the New York Public times and along with other big men today from Foreign M inistry of tho DAILY 1 * shortly the frontiers botweeen Gnllciu and of the country get his in advance I fa tutroi cf the reads for two years Library." The youth who, Montenegrinn governm ent. Danzig, Dec. 1.—More than 350, Yrtb purpose of testing out the beat after graduating from n New York Bokowina. for his Christm as joys und toys ’ 000 tons of foodstufTus nnd cotton ssid for their continued operation. public school, became the secretary of And probably because they have have been shipped to Poland via Dan­ Unite to the anti-strike provision the Union of Russia Workers’ Local, learned th a t Sanford has lights only zig from the' United States since last <ti»bill. Mr. Gompers, turning to nn anarchist orgar.izati n in Brooklyn i part of the time Mr Burglar has February. For u time C.'.cxo supplies with a membership of 150, discussed it. Cummins said: come t> tin iford and he seems to he were arriving at tho rate of 5 ,000 with perfect frnnknews the cuuus, 1 da not fully understand v/hithcr a regular fixture here and also seems daily. A shimpmont of 160 locomotv which hud led him to hLs impending • « dnlting and on what point I am to have a great love for Oak avenue ves is expected soon. banishment from tbe United States. Rnbtjiw. This proposal is filled between Third and Sixth streets for The first step, he said, had liven social­ The Atnerieun Relief Administrat'on til Ilf gravest consequences. It will he has confined ' his attentions to ism, a theory favored by sumo of the for feeding European children directs * *cj> drike* but will make respectthat part of the city until the other not its work in Poland from Danzig. ■ Q*.ii»n» law breakers.” The in- teachers in his tehee!. It was sections of Snnford have become OF A SERIES OF John, II. Lange od Seattle, Wash., SECOND ftth-o against the coal miners, Mr. radical enough, ho said, und so ho to.'k ROSE IS MADE PRESIDENT, jealous of Oak avenue. SECRETARY AND TREASURER PINK TEA TREATIES NOW and Capital) C. A. Abele, nnvnl attache fe;*r» declared, did not produce up anarM hy. The first virit of thu gentleman or READY FOR PUBLICATION OF THE LEAGUE Buhkanob would prove a study for • cape of real. nt Warsiyv, nre in charge. Mr. Lange gentlemen and they are no doubt 7hc psychologist. He Ls more than told tho Associated Press correspond­ iijuctiotut cannot make men W. W. Rose of Orlando was re-elected young gentelrnen was at th e home of Washington, Dec. 18, (By Associ­ ie said, "nnd it Is will to rr- ordannrily Intelligent nnd quick-witted. president of the Florida Stale league L)r. Brownlee where they found an ent th at in Poland alone the American ated Press) Mexico’s reply to the ^ ••rtla t if nun cannot get justice A pair of light blue ryes peer from be- last night at the annual meeting at the ucrcxs through the p a n try w ndow Relief Administration was now feeding last American note pn the cn«e of •'tier t h y will step werk, nenth a sho k of very light brown hair Tampa Yacht and Country Club, nnd but some noise frightened them away nbout 1.000.000 children. "We ex­ Consul Agent Jenkins was received «d hws Sal.Uh Mik to prevent that und when i e smiles bo shows it fine upon adoption of un amendment to tho liofore they had a chance to got a n y ­ pect," he said, "to do some relief worjk toda** at thu S tato L cp crtrrcn t. ' »«rcmi lush their purpose.” set of well-kept teeth. Well-dress d constitution permitting one man to hold thing Next they ;laid a virit to thu in Germany before long, especially here League of Religions w-Cirrmiis raid he fully agreed with nnd mipplitd with nn .abundant* of three oflices, he was also elected secre­ home of Henry# McLaulin and liere J" cigarettes he expressed contentment in this district for children, und ment, Londion, Dec. 18.—At a ■ suurr.etit tin t people rc.uld not tary and treasurer, thus consolidating they missed n rhnnee to get some with Ills lot and hoped he would soon augur and fats are' also scares'. •tide to wi rk by injunction. m itirg at which the Bishop of all the executive machinery of thej league church money but found Mrs. MeIn* rent to Kror.stad or Nijni-No"Danzig will soon be u free city nnd, tho chief Rabbi, and representatives Laulin’s pocket book nnd extracted in one head to facilitate the handling of P. Mamjtcn, mnnaging *di- gorod. in Russia, where, he said, there a* Poland’s pert, « more Poildi than of denominations other thun the church the change. T^iey did not toucli any the league’s allairs. 'I tie fuirrcm' Nutiir.nl Coun- were anarchistic communes. The German. At the present time the of England, Budddhism, Hinduism, thing else •bdeciared tie people of l i e country The 1920 season will open the third necessity of leaving bis mother nnd two ^ f'*n rcraters and representative's rlstcrs , one of whom is a student In a Monday In May nnd a schedule of 102 Last night they vlaUed Postm aster tho German government boors tho cx- MolminedLsm nnd other creeds spoke, . l't tr.derctor.d t i e re in e d bill. Brooklyn high school , and none of games was adopted which will carry the Elder a t hi a home on Oak uvenuo iq-nrei of importing most of the foreign it wus decided to form n so i.ty for the Ie raid, was attempting share l Is views, c tuned Him few regrets, season a few days past Labor Day. The nnd hero he went through the post­ foodstuffs nnd sells it nt n price which promotion of n lcaguo of religions. Tho aim of the society ia to orgnn* tlr c tf l h e s tre c! H i ho- he said, because "one must be willing reason will be dividedd into two halves. master’s pants looking for Thrift th r people can ufford to pay. This urrangement will soon cease, nnd I izc tho spiritual forces of the woris for !i,t tic P rirk 'irt rwould turn tbe to sacrifice himself for a cause.” The president was directed to ascer­ Stamp* nnd other negotiable securi­ think there will be urgent meed then tho promotion of universal righteous­ •' I*'k Jen. j. a two j ia r time The pri oner rnrne to the United tain the namrs of any cities desiring to ties and also looked nver th e clothes of our help." ness, brotherhood, nnd peace, both of Mr. Goodspeed extracting ull the States from Volhynla. in the Ukraine, enter the league nnd inform them that national nnd international. or "Little RussU,” with his mother In upon tho raising of the league guarantee ■mail change. Ho even carried the clothe.! o u t in the yard taking only 1912 r.lon ten ; enrs old. lfls father, fund of $G00 and posting same with n Russian mujik, is dead. For five the president at the time for filing an the money and lenving th e keys and years he attended a New York public application, lie would lay the applica­ other articles in, the pockets. They also stole a good watch from B. F. school, graduating In 1017. Ho had tion before the board for action. It ia Whittier and some money and en­ understood St. Petersburg and Del-and been taught the usual branches includ­ tered several other homes on Oak ing r.n knowledge of tho United States are anxious to come into the league, avenue. constitution. He said he hnd no use* In which case nn eight-club lcaguo will Regardless of who these light for government:' cf any hind because start the 1920 season.* fingered gentlemen nro th ey certilniy they were nil dishonest". U| on leav­ Players under reservation with other have scruples nbout tho people they UKRAINE D ISTRICT is BEING ing school Buhkanob obtained employ­ elul*a and using assumed names to play OF SW EPT CLEAN JEW filch from and they aro careful to ment Jit what he said was fair wages. in this league will be fined $50, in addi­ POPULATION take only aufilclont change to buy a HLs homo life, he declared, was happy. tion to a $100 line imposed by tho Berne, Dec. 08, (By Associated National Association. No club can few pounds of sugar and a spool of l l r J M: PROPOSITION OF Slung $15 For a Reserved Seal To strengthen by algning now thread and mnybo a few cigars and HOUSE WILL Press) R eports of fresh wave of LO W ER players Watch End of World they leavo the other vnluahlos as pogram s in the Ukraine Districts 1 RibiEN,),:RING ALL THEIR ON ACTION OF U. during tho last twenty duys of each WHIRS ANl) DOCKAGE Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 17.—Charles current half-season nnd no player can being too bulky and too easily iden­ occupied by tho Dene|dnc forces is SENATE U' I’co' 1°. *By At collated Johnson, fio, farmer living at West printed in the Lemberg newspapers participate in tho post-season series tified. H avanne, Dec. 18. .n y Assoriated I ------------------------Salem, was In Cleveland today with a according to Lemberg udvirvs. The P ress' Approval of tho Peace Trenry who was not signed up prior to twenty New-papers claim the Grr* Pcpiuatlon of/IU faria newspapers declare th a t nbout five with G erm aJy was unanim ously •••►KStes havo furnished the resorted scat ticket aso ns to bo in th days from tho dat3 of closing of the front row when th«» world eamo to ar. thousand Jews were killed in the voted by the C uban Senate last frctif th at Gctmnnv rrn n o t last half. Munich. Dee . 18.—The census just 3nd. Y ckatcrindov alone. harbor and a.ick muThe admission prlco for 1020 season completed fixes tho poplulatisn of night. The t re ary will rom o before After going to a house wjicre the will bo fifiy cents, including war tax. Bavaria a t 7,044,378, being an increase "nanded tn the pence treaty the Houso the middle of January A'Mcd ix | rrts are raid to "beginning of the end” was to lie stag­ of 150,000 over the figures for 19 00. Passion Play Postponed Strong oppoxition Is exported In the |f "1 to consider a counter ed, arid finding that no one thero had and sold me a reserved rsoat for $15," The-Inhabitants of tho city of Munich Oberammcrgau, navarL , Dec. 18.— House where n num ber of repreien*1 ieh wou'd reduce the even heard tho cr.d was nt hand, John­ 1r said. "They told me nil th r nem - were found to number 022,000, showing The Passion Play, which was to havo tativea oppose a condderntion until t e n of my religious belief wire to nn incrcano of 20,000 for tho fame taken place in 1920, has In cn post- final notion is token on the treaty* by ’> two hundred thousand son complied to the {.olive. period. pnnned until 1921. “ Tw’o men came to mo last Saturday wait for tho end in Cleveland.” the United States Senate. U. S. ARSENAL ELECTIONS NEW JERSEY IN ENGLAND BLOWN UP FOR TEST Give T im e To Try Idea b UNNECESSARY VYOUlU lUl Ullt UrOCerV Business AND A LLjID E LINES THE BALTICS m t PEACE WITH S0V1T SCHOOLBOY ANARCHIST TELLS STORY COMPENSATION QUESTION IS BURGLARS NOW UP AGAIN ARE HERE THIS WEEK UNITED STATES MONTENEGRO AND SERBIA ARE FIGHTING S H IP S COTTON INTO POLAND OUR NOTE RECEIVED FROM MEXlC FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE W ILL ' START IN MAT THOUSANDS SISTER CUBA HEBREWS BEING KILLED STANDS FAT I F T ft MAKE"GOOD I. PEACE TREA *»L * *Tre i v-.| I k - $ j g | > j j ___• �— DECEMBER 12 , 1919 YOU W IL L LIKE ST FOR THE SMALL PAYMENT OF T H E Y A R E -ON TH E YOUR you can own a JJUivi wun ine iuhuwihk equipment: Extra Tire, Tube, Tire Cover, Bumper front and rear; Running Board Mats, Spot Light, Motor Meter, and one year State and County License for running same and the balance to be paid in 12 SELECTION IS DONE BRYAN A U TO COM PANY SANFORD, FLA BUILDING practiced by Elk* everyw here. Copt. Herring dwelt at length upon the duties of not only the members of lilt* lodge in respect to the flag hut citizens of the United S tates ns well nnd he brought out m nny historical farts in his earnest jdea for real Americans to rally to the support of the flag nnd our country in this hour of unrest and the tendency of some of the people to slight their duties as citizens and patriots and tho tendency toward anarchy and tho tearing down of the bnsic structures upon which tho freedom of the governm ent is founded. of trains will become effective nt 12:01 a m Tuesday Nos .12 and .15, between drain and Lakeland Nos 127 nnd 128, between Lakeland nnd Mulberry Nos 9 and 10, between Jacksonville and Ixs-slnirgj The following trnins in the third d,vision of tiie Atlantic Coast Lino will bo put on n trl-wcckly basis Nos 342 nnd 343, between Perry and New­ berry. Nos. 100 nnd 101, between Sanford nnd Trilby. Nos 157 and and Lcaburg. Ik connection with the abovo trains Nxs. 101 and 105 will leave Kissimmee nt 12:30 p. m. arriv­ ing at Apopka at 2:50 p. m. On tfio rc*tyrn trip will leave Apopka at 2:05 and arrive at Kissimmee nt 4:50 p. m.—T a­ mpa Times. The eulogy ns presented by Hon. \V. F. Shelly was u beautiful prraration upon the absent brothers nnd guve u brief outline of the life of the lute lam ented Jesse («. H ur­ ley, the only member of Sanford lodge who passed into the beyond during tin* year 1919. M r. Shelly pointed o u t the precepts and ex­ amples of Klks in their fraternity and Hint living or dead an Elk Is nenvor forsaken nnd never forgotten nnd urged all brother Elks to rem em ­ ber th at in passing of these members a lesson coi\ld he learned by those of the living. He paid a ' beautiful tribute to Brother Hurley giving u brief synopsis of his work in the lodge ns u inem te* and as Exalted Ruler, as a citizen and as an em ­ ployee of the A. C. L. Rallw ey. The following program was car­ ried out: ' M arch, M rs. It. C. Ilowcr. Rituall tic, J.odgj. • Prnyer, Chapluin A. S. Peck. Chorus. "O ne Sweetly Solemn T hought". Mrs. A. M. Philips, Mrs. E. C. Housholder, Mrs. W . L. Mor­ gan, Mrs. E. F. lloutnillat, anti Mr. A. II. Stone, Mrs. It. C. Bower ncrompnnisr. R itualistic, Lodge. Cornet Solo, Mrs. Robert Herndon ir»8, Itctween Sanford Deadly Fo*%of Tarantula. Tho tarantula killer is n species of vvnsp whoso female Is the most effec­ tive foo of tho tarantula. It alight* on the spider’s bark nnd penetrates Its body with a sting. In n few MVomU the tnrantiila Is dead. The wasp then deposits an egg In the body and buries It In the ground. The egg changes Into n grub which nourishes Itself mum ths .nrniKH of the tarantula. • A M E L S ’expert blend o f choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos answ ers every cigarette desire you ever had I Camels give such universal delight,such unusual enjoyment nnd satisfaction you’ll call them a cigarette revelation 1 C If you’d like a cigarette that does not leave any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or unpleasunt cigaretty odor, s m o ic e C am elsl If y o u hunger for a rich, m ello w -m ild cignrette that has all that desirable cigarette “body”— well, you get som e Camels as quickly ns you can I C a m e l * a r m e o l d e v e r y w h e r e I n ■ oenr/nom lly o r a t e d p a c k a H e a o f 2 0 c iU a r e l t e a ; o r l e n p a c k a g e * ( 2 0 0 e i & a r e t t e e ) i n a H la a e ln e -p a p e r~ c o v e re d c a rto n . W e a tro n ily re c o m m a n d Ih la c a rto n f o r th e h o m e o r office a u p p l y . o r w h e n y o u t r a v e l . R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY WUMwStli:^. N. C. Cam els’ expert bjend makes all this delightful q u a lity possible/ Your personal test will prove that Camel Cigarettes are the only cigarettes you ever sm o k ed that just seem made to m eet your taste 1 You will prefer them to either kind o f to­ bacco smoked straight I Compnre Cam els for quality and satisfaction w ith any cigarette in the world nt any price I Coost l.lnt* Hard Hit arc unknow n The train service on tin* third divi­ sion of the coast line will Buffer tho hardest blow of the recent order to curtail passenger trains orf all routherii railroad*! The following cancellation �THE Ba NFORD HERALD REDS r o i l SEMINOLE COUNTV He has in stock a laine number of Plows; »tlso a large slock of arc sto­ ries for repairs. It will he we I for those interested in Plows, to lot k this stock over before huj ing else­ where. BUICK CARS Know What That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent Office in Peoples’ Bank Building. Sanford, Florida USE FALSE PASSES Mystery of How They Qet to Copen* hngen Solved. Tho *ecrel police service of Copen­ hagen line solved n mj'Btery which for eovcrnl months* hnd puzzled both tho police nnd the governm ent Some tim*» ago It wan discovered that lots of people were crossing tho Schleswig bonier on pnwporte not Issued by tho Oennnn nuthorltles. They cnniw to Copenhagen, where they were supporfiM by the Danish hnUhevlkl. Tho police, on Investigating tho m at­ ter further, tllscoveud that all the refugee* ivero prominent German Spnrtnclxt lenders, who tried to hide In Copenhagen. It won also detected that tho Danish bolshcvlkl had formed a spend bureau for making out false passports nnd hnd supplied nil their flcrmnn Bpnrtnclst friends with them to return. Tho Danish bolshevik or­ ganization got great suras of money from the* Spnrtnclsls. Nearly 200 Freight Cara Built Dally. Only 10,000 of tho 100,000 freight cars ordered by the railroad odmlnlstrillion remain to bo built, Director General Illtics hns announced. From October 18 to 2.'! an nvemgo of 100 new cant were placed In ncrvlce dally. Rate Do Big Damage In Britain. Hats do n yearly damage In the United Kingdom of Great Britain of *200,000,000, or nearly $.r» a head of the population, according to generally accepted figures. RENEWED EFFORTS TREST FARMERS IN CONFERENCES Washington, Dec. 16.—American Federation of Labor officials made an­ other effort today to establish relations with farmers* organizations, the federa­ tion’s "co-operation committee" appoint­ ed at the Atlantic City convention meeting hen* with the rep r-ien t’tiv- * o! '■i . .ii ta rm »r»’ grou/n Whib* only one delegate from a farm ur^uulaaE.i. participated in the d federation’s "re­ construction conference," which opened yesterday, it was understood tin* invita­ tions sent by the committee for today,s meeting were moew cordially received Federation officials declined to discuss the conference today saying th a t the committee would make a report to the executive council of the organization.. In view of the declaration of principals adopted by the conference, yesterday, it was generally believed in labor quarters th at tho co-operation commirttce had made greater progress toward u common ground on Vvhich to meet tho farmers’ representatives than 1ms any previous union group. Organized labor was de­ clared by several spokesman to he an­ xious to get organized farmers in the fold for the campaign which the workers plan to wage in tho forth-coming elec­ tion. In this connection tho statements (nude in the declaration, adopted by yesterday's conference appealing to “ all of those who contribute to society to unite in furtherance of tho principals." were explained today by labor leaders to mean that organized labor must bde joined by the "producing classes if its victory is to l>o complete." These leaders asserted that the problems faced hy organized labor are as much the problems of tho agriculturalist class because they are both politicukl un­ economic. Every pressure Is being brought to hear on the farmer groups to line them up for labor’s program, it was indicated a t federation of labor head |U triers. Efforts, it was said, will lie made to show the farmers that the conference’ declaration against radicalism means There can be no doubt os to the merit of Cardul, the woman’s tonic, in the treatment o! many tro u b le s p e c u lia r to women. The thousands of women who have been helped by Cardiff in the past 40 years, is conclu­ sive proof that It is a p.ood medicine lor women who suffer. It should help you, too. Take Mrs. N. B. Varner, of Hixson, Tcnn., writes: "I was passing lit rough Ihc . , . My back nnd cldcs were terrible, nnd my suffering indescriba­ ble. I can't tell just bow and where I hurt, about nil over. I think . . . I begun Ccrdul, and my pains crew lets and less, .until f was cured. I nm remarkably Gronff for a woman 61 years of cr,c. Id o all mv l;ousewo.-k." Try Cardiii, today, E-7G DECEMBER 19, ja j j Beginning Monday, Dec. 15th, prices generally, will be greater than those now in effect. This is absolutely necessary on account of the continued high cost of production and our inability under• present conditions to make a profit. We trust our patrons will understand our position, and realize that Laundry prices, also, must advance $70,000 for Families of Blimp Victims. llelrs of 11 victims of the dlrlglhlo WOULD EDUCATE MEN TO Imllnon which fell In the business dis­ BECOM E LEADERS TO CO. trict of Chicago will receive $70,000 OPERATE from the owners of the airship. Two New York, Dec. 10.— Education death claims remain to he nettled. of union labor m en,.both leaders and rank and (lie, is omi of the principal Poisonous Garden Plant. aims of the Aszoslatod Teachers’ Among the gnr'len plants of n poi­ Union, local 71 of the American sonous nature botanists mention the Fed c ration of Teachers, which is Jonquil, white hyacinth and snow­ just organizing in the faeultlei of drops, the nnrelssns bring also pn.-tfcra'.ii' ii;. < . u so Indeed the colleges and school, el N. *- Y..r A V»n-|p may T he Teachers’ Federation is illihitH thnt to chew scrap of »t»o "Whore lire you going!" “To get with tiie Atnericnn Federation of result fatally, while the Juice of tho my shoes vamped.” *‘l>- there n lady leaves Is nil emetic. Labor. cobbler In town?” Professor Herman Defrein, of Columbia Univeristyy, who is presi­ dent of the Associated Teachers' Union, says the union professors and school teacher.' are not going Into the labor movement merely for w hat they can get out of it for themselves. Instead Alley plan to help their new associates in the Federation of Labor along the path of knowledge. ba t i t s a They hope, by opening special night courses for labor leaders In economics, m anagem ent and pro­ duction problems nnd kindred sub­ jects, to develop n new type of lead­ er who will c o o p era^ In managing industries instead of spending his time as Professor Defriin snys, "bickering with em ployers." Under • auspices of the Teachers' Union two other sets of classes will ho instituted evening classes, in English, history, economics and any other subjects which wage-earners in general may desire to pursue, and day courses from men on strike, so th a t their time may not ho wasted. M lfflll! The union teachers are in eohferonco w ith, the United Labor E duca­ tion Com m ittee on details. Hrithh unlvertsities some tim e ago embarked upon a program of education de­ signed particularly for wage earneis hut tlie idea has not made much progress in this country. LAUNDRY Building S t Peter'a. Very True. St. I'ctcrV, Rome, was three and a Thnt n man tuny he "d half centuries In construction, and du r-1 out Is nl»o true of lht» tu lug this time -til pop**-* re* ..tied, golf.—Boston Transcript G r e a te s t o P A l l S ix e s S p rin g" !! B e H e r e ’f o r e Y o u K n o w It D * ESPITE conditions which greatly held back the production of automobiles throughout the early months of this year, nearly twenty thousand discriminating motor car buyers have After Profiteers Atlanta, Dec. 16. — Hotels. n-< turatits nnd soda founts in Atlanta may not charge mare then the pre-wa rate of five cents n glass for coffe**. t:n cocoa, chocolate milk, sweet ^ iilk oi butter milk, under orders of tho htca' "fair price" committee, effsetive tola; The order also provides that at least 10 fluid ounces of buttermilk and id of the other drinks must lie served foi a nickel. At nearly all paces her. ten cents had bo.*a the mi litnurn. M urguln Is Promoted Mexico City, Dec. 17. Francisco M urguln, for non comm ander of miljtnry force*, northern part of the repuh! been named head nf the fc the rta te of Sonora. as much to the tiller of the xsol! ns t the inducstrinl worker and that th organized aid of the country worker i needed In the fight against "nutocralri control and monopolistic of the nation' raw supplies." The whole "platform " of Saturday* conference was understood to have Inc drafted with a view of making It r accept nine as powinlp to the farmers. It was the work of the conservative t cment of the American Federation of I rhor, and was underatoofd to have be n prepared undcr\the personal direct iat of Samuel (lumpers, president of the feder lion. For tlie reason it was to put ci t ax a feeler for the farmers. Mr. C!om:> ra would (>ormit no changes to he made in it by the rcntbrence, ndccordin: to a then tic infornjation. LI B While it wavnntcd that a strong sent rr.rnt fer some political party doriantlon permratojl the ge.ii rid confcreme ; r.st •r.lay .this as well in the proper d inderromrnt of tlie new labor party f 1 by tl.e vayr.lde because of tho UUiliho d that it would be acceptable to few fur rmrc, labor delegates said. ••••*.* $ •* ..... WIGHT TIRE CO MOTOR CAR COMPANY LEVELAMD OHIO 'C’T-.-Zrt.TI-T.-•:WB'j» (.id .'.’ Famous For Its M a r v e l o u s M o t o r �president WILL ENJOY CHRISTMAS m n p n SANFORD HERALD decembbk BERGER THE ISSUE FOR CONGRESSMAN iN WISCONSIN W ig h t T i r e AUTO SOCIALIST LEADER ELECTED ONCE BUT DENIED H IS SEAT RUNS AGAIN C o S U P P L IE S Sanford. Florid ' v Milwaukee, W is., Dec. 17 .—Vic­ t o r L. Berger is th e issue in the specinl election called for Dec. 19, In rlP r<TS TO HAVE WHOLE th e m tii congressional district of ? ? 5 llL ¥ a t w h i t e HOUSE W isconsin. The socialist leader, who WITH GRANDPA w as elected to th e present C nngresj W«hington, Dec. 0 7 ,- N o t since h u t denied his neat following his Roosevelt boys hung tlielr atock- conviction for violation cf the csIf they drive a car, give them a MOTOR , in a row undcr the marb,c nmn* poinage act, is again the nom inee ROBE. Nothing could be more appropri­ Mn the east room, has Santa Claus of his party. He is opposed by H enry upon to load Ills, pack ho H. Ilodonstah, a republican, whose ate for an XMAS GIFT. It’s something wnily for hi* visit to the White candidacyVis hacked also by the de­ practical that will last a long time and liijje a* he will he this Christm as. m ocratic organization and a local afford much comfort. for Christmas is to bo u real sca- society know as “ T he Good G overn­ „f joy at the execuive mansion m ent League.'’ We have a very large stock well assorted and o j year. In addition to the Joys aeTi •• fifth d istrict is looked upon priced extremely low—quality considered ‘ onfl] by the foregathering for the as the socialist .stronghold In Wiscon­ ___ < . , tijr.e of all present Wilson chll- sin. Berger carried it several y ears in,i crandchildren and the re- ago when he was elected to C on­ iiltinf holiday festiviti*** of the gress the first tim e, nnd again a t th e hd£(T g e n eratio n , there will he ad regular election In November, 1917ft. jlidtivis and gratitude on th - A t th e latter t.rne he had a plurality .,■1 , f the grown-ups because of the of more than 5,000 votes, polling ut that the president “ grandfather" 17,9:11) agclnst 111, toO for C arney, ti those celebrating the day with him dem ocrat, nnd 10,678 for Stafford, ixi the crisis of a dangerous republican. C arney instituted th e li.-lncss and appears to he on t h e 1co n test which resulted in Berger's I ,ij* to health again. loss of his seat. „ So definitely has the president’s Ilerger was the unanim ous choice condition progressed in the punt two of n mass meeting called hurriedly etch that Christmas plans, held in because of lack of tim e for taking ibey»ncc during the period when it th e usual party referendum. T h e Simple Diet. Mtatj that Christmas might oven be B erger meeting approved his "every Frogs nnd Cigarettes. T';*? hit** pop** Is said to linvo lived Ctr-relti* «mokImr tines not hurt j sorrowful time at the W hite House a c t, word and w ritin g ." The p la t­ ■' n very simple diet, iih slmpte as rug*! So say* the American Cliemlno* being made to make the form on which Berger seeks r nt of ihe poorest Irntlesmmi. In nl society nficr experimenting to ilml White House » center of yukotide i reiterates many of th e Cochilist paro inondng lie drank u rupful of at* least Injurious ilgnrctle, cigar or joy. . ; ty principles and declares against if«*c. at no. a he look n little soup Ipe. * There *ii. Le a la;." ! Christm as | prohibition, against “ the im portiin* at nn<l for suppe*' vei*.*;..1 * iro> v.ith lin.-el nr.o gew gaws and tinont presumption of nnv •d n; nt. Hts favtivlle food was the u*. Jjurty In the ilu a so ui iveprenMen . ; 'l i ii,: ill'll, p<>lontn. J FOR T ill: COUNTRY \ 'r LARGE Bus-kV) Villages Przy of Fire. Woodrow W ilson Sayre, the youngest sen tatlv es to d ictate vhom the IU- j;i (, H T K |;N T || AM ENDM ENT) DEAD " f SUGAR IIO lK ll STATES The !ti! .*! "i vRIage I* bull! princi­ pally of wood nnd roofed wltli wood, *f the prt ident’s grandchildren, who t r let is to elect as its representative ti,-. ril Plllowt. ATTACKED AND , .ton, , ,, . . . i om eto \u\ a1.hut 11 1. Fur this reanil he paving his first visit to grand- and nginst “ m eddling in the internal • * f 1 or with •. v.-.i ! ■' The pollin'' .•'•provides tlm natives DAMAGES Roverunent cc:;Uo! cf j .i.v.: m d Ron there . i • inuny tires that, ac­ of British Mo.ilium* wltli splrndld ’fitter. Woodrow 1!., however,prob- affairs of any foreign countryas ..iib iies. oiie-llfcl, of nil mnter.'nl Chicago, Dee. 17.—Four thousand tributloti <f su»ai Li iu .is.a ry lor the cording j■:It »wv and multresscs. jbly *ill not appreciate it as much sia, Germany ar,.l Mexico," * in pi iiu -i rx. (lie prnx'inf cottn o- burn down every It Is eota* * t wood growth, with u his elder brother and bSater, FrnnBodenst ah’s candidacy was th e of Chicago' 5,0!)0 saloons will close yea), o r , uttiug R in nnotlier wny, cjami Eller., aged 5 and 3 respect- outgrow th of a conference between or go into o th er business Jan. 1, ac­ memliers of congress today di dared every lion-. Ivtiriix down nficr live u large puti-shaped fruit, which has ive!y; for this is his first Christmas. representatives of th e Republican cording to M. J. M cCarthy, secre­ b«f:i.-t> the hous.* agricultural eommitteu yearn, lids mchih liuprobahic, but It it tmnl shell, etuiuglng to almost black when ripe, and containing n short At the same time George A. Znbryskii*. Is r. liable Inforhiiittun. Ellen and .Margaret McAdoo also and Democrat co u n ty committees tary of the Illinois Liquor Dealers* wtarle brown (lin'f or sill; liber. president of the sugar equalization association. Most of the saloonkeep­ till be among the juveniles waiting and u delegation from the Good ers had noporated soft drink e s ta b ­ board, advised the eonunitlrc taut con­ far Santa to come down the big G overnm ent League. tinuance of the board would 1h* uM-hvea* White House chimney, untroubled Bodcnstnh also lias announced lishments with the regular corps of bartenders in hopes that the war- ( unless it were given control over prices ty the thought that there uro half a th a t he is against prohibition, th e tim e prohiliition law would he found tmd distribution. down chimneys in grandfather's huh of his platform is the declaration Tlifce powers Mr. Zybryskh* pointed home, Santa might choose the wrong " to keep invklnte th e fundam ental unconstitutional. out in a telegram to the committee, are Levy M ayor, counsel for the li­ principles of our governm ent, and one. ^ not included i i the rending McNary quor dealers of • tho middle west, WITH PLENTY OF In addition to the grandchildren, sta n d opposed to every attem pt to bill. said the real fight has "n o t y e t be­ Bergerize and Bolshovize this coun­ the White Bouse Christm as party gun" which beought some cheer to Oji|M~Mtion l«i the McNary bill, passed »i!l include the president’s three da- try .” saloon interests and distillery heads. last week by the .whale, led to an ludiufhurs, Margaret, Eleanor and "Y esterday’s decision by the «u- formal Hgreement among the commit­ Frinces, his two son-In-twus, Francis preme court is just n scratch on tho teemen and house leaders to eliminate may not act today on the McNsry hill S»yre and W. G. McAdoo; Mrs. surface," he said. "T he constitution­ from the measure the provision repeal­ provision ending the licensing of sugar Bolling. Mrs. Wilson's lAother, and ality of the eighteenth, or prohibi­ ing the licensing paerwer of the govern­ for Christinas day probably the dealers Ivy the government. At the tion am endm ent, will he attack ed ment as conferred by the food control same time another bill placing an cm% tresident's brother Joseph of Balti­ act. Chairman Haugen said fornr.il ncin a few days." N more. It is to he a genuine family barro on all sugar exports will he con­ sidered . Purchase of the Cuban crop, New York, Dec. 17.—Lawyers re­ thm will le taken tomorrow, under n affair. advocates of the hill declared, would presenting large liquor interests in plan rnlliilg for early action by tie The president's participation in the not receive the shortnfge. The senate New York intim ated that u civil ac­ house. Leaders, b o w e r , were doubt­ the festivities will he shaped by his passed the McNary bill last week nnd tion against the government might ful whether th bi t, i! amended, could Ko.ress in the meantime, but Dr. its supporters fear if it Is amended it bcztho next step in the fight against he flra’I u . . vd of by congress l>:Grayson now expects him to be able cannot be finally adopted by the holi­ prohiliition (1»ml the compensation for* i se holiday rectos. to presi'e at the C hristntas dinner, day recess. Simultaneously with the meeting of dor losses estim ated at $1100,000,00 though up will not lie perm itted to After approving mi amendment would he sought. The lawyers as­ of tiie agricultural committee, the bouse? dure in the plum pudding. that would maintain the measure giv­ serted that tho derision of the su­ interstate commerce committee tomor­ ing the president poewer to regulate preme court virtually confiscated li­ row will meet to con ,:ir n bill propos­ To Conserve Sugar movements of sugar, the house agri­ quor held lien*. Local hanking circles ing an embargoa on all e'.ports. Advo­ Washington.’ Dec. 16.—Fearing the cultural committee today ordered a w ill'he little affected by the co u rt’s cates of board govornr er.t control, as Largo loans well as the purchase of tin Cuban crop, p-o;..e arc threatened with "sky high avorablo report on the senate hill on, It was said. were outstanding on warehouse le- told thti committee that "sky high continuing the United States Sugar fri-iv fi r sugar, numbers of both branchprices" were threatened, tird th a t tt'.c colpts earlier in tho year, hut nearly equalization hoard through 1923.. « I rungrw* 1 nvo urged the house mere purchase of the Cuban crop «»n!> a!! have been liquidated. •frkiiltind committee to provide for The man whnhnd been cultivating would aid profiteers Ivy increasing the rerrjd te government control of supply a highly educated thirst in an ticip a­ supply. *".d dhtmihytion. The committre For the first ten months of this year, tion of n resum ption of the snie of liquor over the bar, bemoamfd today almost a billion and a quarter pounds of th e probability of exorbitant prices suga r have been exported from this for a drink obtained "on the quiet." country, said Representative Dallinger, Some urmtlirinl quotations on the Republican, Massachusetts, citing the "unofficial" m arket today were: equalization board as authority for jhis Champagne, $225 a case; im ported figures. The only general opposition Jirandy, $150 a ease; Scotch whiskey to the hill waw voiced by Representa­ $250 a rase; rye whiskey. 515 a tive Martin, Democrat, Louisiana, who quart,*nnd boncdictine, $.'10 a qu art. declared It was " u n n e c e s s a r y and V Individual prices In saloons depended blamed the shortage to congressional agitation for purchase of the Cuban entirely on the bartender. crop# and the recent longshoremen's Louisville, Ky., Doc. 17. W atch­ strike whirl) delayed deUverba. ing one of their last remaining hopes for a brief " w e t" spell go flatlcdiig by the decision yesterday of the fed­ Always That Exception. Too few ever speak with absolutely eral supreme court upholding the iiio im i f o i r g il federal wartime prohibition act, unreserved candor except when wo are Kentucky distillers and former sa­ riling how good wo think wo nro or nw punk somebody else Ik.—Exloon proprietors today were deeply hnnge. docs more to accumulate the troubled. How to dispose of 63,000,000 gallons of liquor, w orth, at Wartx Are Ccntcglous. much needed dollar than years wholesale approxim ately $400,000,Warts nro contagious, ns Is proved ample prosperity and employment for our boys 000, was a big question. While ex­ by experiment.* <>u tlielr own linger* of wishing and hoping fo r * portation is allowed to Jnn. 1, 1920 made by Id*. I.’du J. Wllo and Lyle as they return. when national prohiliition will he I). Klngery of tho University of Mich­ good luck t o appear. You m ine effective, a scarcity of ocean igan Metllral school. These pliyslclnns Wc must increase legitimate business and farm c a n start with fivp doilais transportation tonnage makes it seem to have proved that wnrts almost impossible to transport th a t nro raustsl by somo sort of ii vlnnMhat production by every m e a n s in our power. Here. passes easily through a filter und th e prescribed tim e. i therefore through the sound human Mnny saloons in Kentucky had sklu, _______________ From the standpoint »*f patriotism alone wc m ade ready to open for business d u r­ l [ a l |q ||c = 3 l ( a l l a l ( a ] ing the two weeks remaining heforo To Rsnovate Old Oil Painting], solicit inquiries for funds which look to such in­ national prohibition becomes effect­ When «dd oil painilng* luivu beive, and the liquor they hold m ust conn* dark nml imekod they may l*e crease in production. be dlfiroscd of immediate! if they made In look like new by tin* follow­ ing process, says tho Illustrated are to remain in th e law. Klwood Nlcboll, liqour prohibi­ World: Pour nlrnhol In a dish und tio n officer, nnd S tate’s A ttorney put the picture over Ii, fine down­ Gregory announced th at prosecution ward, The fumes nf tin* alcohol 'll*solve tho paint of the plrllire, ihe nf violators of th e wartime act m ay erncks close up nnd the color becomes be undertaken shortly. more fri*Ii. Gniilhii I* '•'t-olnfrly net) > ary, * the paint may bi*cutiie A HERALD WANT AI> IIOR RESULTS so soft a* to run together, Uiiih spoil­ ing the Wbple ttlrtnr." A MOTOR ROBE Y ik T Kelly-Springfield “ THE REAL TIRE SUGAR PRICES LIQUOR FIGHT UNDER CONTROL JUST STARTED IS SOLUTION WET SIDE SAYS Santa Claus Is Here USEFUL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS Carving Sets Percolators Ideal Fireless Cookers Pyrex and Aluminum Ware Favorite Line of Stoves and Ranges Safety Razors and a complete line of Pocket Cutlery and many other useful and appropriate &ifts Also a Complete Line of Children’s Toys Hill Hardware Co. WANT A D S PAY Dogged Determination and Personified P e rs is te n c e Production over here means PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ===== HJW. * »-J r '* * '.I j -------------I s ! ^ .. CJiS �HID ME ECEMMilt 19 THESANFORD HERALD v'cmcn to task lor their vagaries in dress. They point to the fact th at th e modem dress exposes u few*Inches of femnlne It. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business M anager charms, and they sec in consequent® the prompt demoralization of t(io world. But why all this hubbub over what a Published Every Friday by woman wcnn»? Is her form one of which she should be ashamed? Ask the menl Eve was garbed in flowing hair and a 8 u n s c m r a o N pr ic k in advance: fig leaf, yet Adam appears not to have ONE TEAR______________________ p 1k< cndUttirbcd ut this fact. Sho was ■ IX MONTHS______________________I THREE MONTHS. Eve, and th a t was sufficient for him. She represented the moat beautiful thing In nil tho world to him—and from the days of Adam the verdict of man T»lt»hMa n *, i ■ has not changed. The artist sees nothing immodest in the woman who Only eight more days till Christmas poses for him, Iwcause it is art. The savage niqiecta the woman who is Anti we have not bought them yet clothed only from the wnlst to the knee, because it is tho custom of bis country—and custom makes right. We intended to Saturday night hut The evil, we fear, is often in the eye of It was too dark. the critic and not in the object of his "L et him who is without Do your shopping now. Chridstmns criticism. sjn cast the first stone." And, in the won’t wait. meantine, let the women alone—bless THE HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY ALL ’ROUND THE STATE NEW S OF THE GREAT STATE OF FLORIDA Compiled In Tabloid Form For Busy Herald Readers for our display of new goods at our Plnns are being tentatively formed by tho g o v ern o rs1of ihe Board of T rade of St. Petersburg to have a Chautauqua here for several days, be­ ginning April A, a t which high-class attractions would be provided. W. II. Holden of Chicago, representing tho B edpath C hautauqua has been hero trying to interest tho board of trade in tho project, and his propasltlon has m et with favor b u t no final decision hus been made. M ayor it. M , B urt is In receipt of a letter from the zone supply offi­ cer of tho army, advising him th a t arrangem ents have been made where­ by shipm ents of government m ater­ ials consisting of ment, subsistence stores, clothing and oquippsge and other similar materials will he sold to communkties at a discount of 10 per cent below the full am ount of the hill. Tho letter states th a t In authorizing this discount it is tho Tho American Legion of Wesa purpose of the W arr Departm ent to CO M PAN Y Palpi Beach witli it unanimous vote obtain hulk orders from’ municipali­ decided to purchase tho Douglass ties, districts and communities, thus Graham property of the city which reducing the num be^ of smnll orders consists of a lot 61 feet in width by and small shipm ents which must ho 100 feet in depth with n tw o-story made on individual orders.—Has­ home, for the sum of $16,000. Thu tings Herald, boy’s fath e r was waiting in the lobby urged the adoption „f Legion will now hnvc n perm anent when the body was found. Young tre a ty and so wired Pn Every tim we have a sugar shortage home of their own. Cheer up, cheer up! Death is hump Krckmnnn, who was a student at son and Vice-president A thief entered Dickson-Ives store someone interested in tho succulent ing right along to our relief. tho South Carolina M ilitary academy M arshall, also Florida’s t of Orlando on Sunday afternoon grapefruit will indict a treatise on how is said to have been despaerateW W The A lturas people have sot in while most of her citizens were out Man gives, and he takes, hut in these much Hotter the grapefruit is with salt motion plnns foi forming th a t sec- at the flying field and selected a is said to have been despondent fol­ days of high prices it is principally give. than with sugar. These arguments tion into a road district in which 8®°*! $65 and $.16 suit; two $12.60 lowing failure to pass recent exami­ np' meant for the benefit of the Florida nations. He left the academy in grower’s side of the case. But there is thirry-one miles of asphalt roads a re shirts and two others of a cheaper Charlestown last Saturday and earr.e to he built by a bond election to be grade; also a suit case valued at $35 a very serious doubt if tbo grower will to Jacksonville. called nt the earliest date possible, to carry his belongings in, and deever be able to capitalize the salt-onTliere is not a more progressive sec- parted on his way rejoicing, grape-fruit -idea. r*»ftp tion In th e vounty than tho Alturas And, while you are about it, just There ate two ways to eat grapefruit Finanl signing of papers for the region and it goes without sawing make it a Merry Christinas for your­ two ways that fruit will have the appeu it lias been tentatively announced ui-e of the i’litnoni House by the Se­ th a t the election will carry for self also. that the sta te convention of the Re­ tt annee M ilitary Academy are to lie AUTO OWNERS to the palate that wilt make its sale $100,000 for lids work. publican party of Florida will lie signed by the Putnam National Bank stiad y and continuous. There art* C all on ua for exact belli in Pnlatku some tim e in the today, according to Dr. Georgr K. Hitting the high spots in life nitty b< ex 'options of course. Some -people A rrangem ents nre being made by litte r part of January or early in d u p lic a te of your all right, provided tho low ones don’t really prefer salt on their fruit, but they Welch, president of the hank. Ad­ llie county agent to have the farmers February. At th a t time n state tic­ get you on (lie rebound. np‘ in such a hopeless minority that broken sp rin g , ^ vance agents of the cadet school are their importance to the grapefruit in­ of tho county cooperate in tho sell­ ket will lie named and other mnttexr here ready to put things in shape n n d receive A ing of their hogs so us to sell not attended to. We see, we want, nnd we ta k e - if dustry is negligible. for the coming of the student body sp rin g s a tf less than a carload a t any one time. we can. But, then, ’tis but the spirit Early grapefruit, before it bat fully and instructors on January 6. Them infactiun M rf The first carwill roll this week. Arof our ever changing times. matured, needs sugar. .Salt ruins it in Miami, Fla Dec. I I ,—Subm arine will be about 250 in the student rangoincnts have boon made with t h a t is any shape for the average taste. We chasers and n captain are searching body and thirty-five instructors. The the T am pa Parking Com pany to have beard many persons say tiiay handle this ear f. n. L, Mrookavl’V for the y ach t Grey Duck, which left rejinila fur the tnosonl will conri i No m atter what rather fanrv salt on the/r grapefruit, i of putting tilt* rooms in order, re­ Southern Flilitic* Co, Tim hogs will be weighed up and the I lore m Tuesday for Nassau 'w ith »l,nm L-r> i. (■! quiring t in* healing apparatus 1 — .. ... ..... Lolling they whuld , farm ers will receive their pay herz. David W. Griffith, the motion pic­ converting tho lobby and dining slip the sugar in and the salt out. The! ture producer, and a party of tiirityinto cla.'S rooms. — Palatial New other way to eat grapefruit is to allow six movie actors and cameramen The who man sees the star of hope at T h a t there is n large volume of it to remain on the tteo for two seasons j . d others. AJvices here today say Christmas time, hut the fool sees only then eat it without anything mi it.j business done in Plant City is shown that the y ach t lias not reached the the green clinne in tho moon. SANFORD- FLORIDA N ature will have provided sutlieier.t by the records of the railroads, the Bahamas. T he motors were giving Seaboard Air Line Railway alone sugar. trouble when she left here. And we want them to get fixed up as totaling one hundred and eleven Of course the latter proposition b The Grey Duck left here W ednesday soon us possible for we need the light cars transferred to the A tlantic impracticable. But a small percentage and should hnvc arrived at Nassau nnd the power and the farmers need Coast Line Railroad, or cars re­ of the fruit will hang on the trees over on the same day. A stiff gale has the ire. ceived from th at road for forwarding season. So the only thing left is to Of the 111 carlots, !I7 were of phos­ been hllwing off the coast for a Fruit and V egetab le Crates continue putting sugar on grapefruit, week. A seaplane, which left hero phate, This indicates the volume of If the devil should suddenly come to Ya«i Csn Huy From (is at at ten this morning, wirelessed back, , * earth he would scamper right bark to and if n sugnr shortage comes along business being done there. Whnlrimle Price* grin and bear the consequences, for aft"r five hours scouting among the a safer place again. This would be no wo w ill never lie aide to make progress? adjacent Islands, that she had found happy homo for him. in clutlvnting the pul die taste to no trace. grapefruit by advising trying saiyt and There Is always an element of sad­ In the first ten days of December ness mingled with the joy of witnessing Pais Iks. Florida building perm its were issued in the the* approach of a m.w year. We may total sum of $32,517, in W c.t Palm not nil lie here to set* its close. Beach, with prospedt th a t the total for tiie month would lie larger than Good cheer, brothers mid sisters in any other December in the his­ Anil we may have the pleasure of re­ tory of West Palm Bench. Building! lenting these friendly salutations to operations have never before been you for many years to come. carried so far into the winter as they have this year. A sum m er and fall Also ii they cannot furnish the light of unusual building activity has not and power and gas and water and ice provided all of the houses of shvernl Word was received in Ocala from classes f we would like to know that also and we which there Js dem and; Chicago that Z. C. Herlong had the work now under way will fail can arrange for sonic one who can A C C ID E N T U A B IL IT V captured the grand championship to fully supply the dem and. furnish it. ribbon for a Polaml-Chinn sow at Our Agent, MIL II. W. HERNDON, will wrllo )uu any of the alnue tbe International Livestock Show. At the time of Christmas rejoieindg Light on the identity rtf the un­ forms of Insurance or anything you need in the Insurance line. T h e sow has three generations of it is well to remember that the puthway known man who was found la t Sun­ Through his connection with us he can give you Insurance jiroler* Florida breeding behind her. The nf life is strewn with roses and with day night oeside th e New Sm yrna tion in (he very strongest t'ompuujs in each and every line. liquor, worth perhaps $12.00 per quart Poland-Chinn show is saitl to have thorns, and to each of us is given the road, unconscious, his pockets rifle 1, up, among county otliciids, especially been the greatest ever held. Mr. privilege of choosing that upon which to members of the Board of County Hcrlo rig's furm is in Marion county tho label torn (ram his coat nnd we would trod. erased from his hatband, and who Commissioners, The News would like and it was on this farm tiiat tw entyto see Judge Perkins order the whiskey six registered Poland hogs recently for the intervening week lias retrain ­ ed in a semi-coma a t the Hawk’s Navertheless and notwithstanding distributed among the hospitals of the jeld at public auction for $9,810. Park sanitarium , was shed for the we opine the city will take up the matter county, with orders that it Ik> kept ♦ I l lin t tim e last evening. His name is of public ownership just as soon as West Palm Beach, Dec. 12—T b e Clark; h e js a form er hoje! man, and. possible for what Sanford needs just rr.xnk-shafl broken, the seaskiff whe n he suffered tho misfortune, wns now is a new plant th a t will not only Kingfisher, ten housr out from tin? bound for Live Oak to engage in th e take care of the city- nt present but Grand Bahamas, loaded with 100 hotel business there. He has been nome time in the future. cast's or more of whiskey, was cam- a m em ber of the arm y medical corps pelhsl Tuesday morning to call for and student of the University of *Sanford store* never looked more SLOW SCHEDULES the aid of a fisherm an's boat to tow Florida. There the inform ation ends. beautiful than they do at present ami The Tribune is convinced that slow­ her in to this port, and the presence- The facts are being published in the till- Herald wishes to commend them ing down freight schedules is pcihapr. on tiie Kingfisher of 100 or more hope th a t someone fainllnr with the upon their stores and thoir store win­ the most short-sighted tiling the rail­ cases of whiskey was thus disclosed. rase may supply the misting details. dows. They show that the merchants way administration has yet done. A lore of th e illicit cargo was caj»are right up to now and other people A demand for lots is coming more each week, in ­ Take oranges , for Instance! One tnred, one of the n u n on the King­ W. N. Day and wife, G<ro. Scarrlin are not in it and there are many shop­ man writing in expresses it thus; "In fisher was arrested, the boat will lie dicating an era of building homes which are mV much pers coming here from other cities in tiie old days a car of fruit wns sold in libelled by the federal governm ent, ami wife, and Edw ard Anderson and needed. Anticipating this demand I have listed a wife drove to Ft. Meade last night to this section. New York and cotisumisl Is fore it Is and owners and me mhors o tin* atten d the revival which is in pro­ splendid assortm ent ranging from 5I0Q.Q0 up. now delivered, shown what we are up Kingfisher’s crew are liable to ar- gress there. In turning th e corner nt u the normal No m atter how much we may desire against." Six days Homeland on their return home Aldo have a nice line of homes, farm s, groves, to forget him, old man Carranza just expectation of the shippei for ills fruit some one thrwo n rock into the car businesses and most anything you may need. keeps right on shaking his whiskers in to reach New York. One-third additi­ which struck Mr. Scanlin on the our faces nnd asking us what wo are onal time required, one-third more cost side of the* head, inflicting u painful Residence: Same us listed last week, 1 rooms nnd going to do about it. One of his latest of .transportation, nnd one-third more though not serious wound. It was small kitchen with good location $1800.00 stunts was to stir up nnd foment the cars needed. T hat’s what it means, in thrown* by some one who wns hiding Residence: 6 rooms, one that should not stay on rny Bolshevist activities in this country, addition to the depreciation 'n condition uud no one can account for sltrh an list long at 52100.01) of fruit held a third longer en route. witli a view to tiie overthrow of the schedules of the railroads. Kindly act of maliciousness. The tim e has government. If old Carranza ever ? And to show that some blunderer is accept rny congratulations on the- atti­ come in Poll; county when law irm: .15 acres, on good road, considerable muck finds his way into bell the devil will handling tills* matter, we have that tude you have taken; I trust th e other should he invoked against such o u t­ land nnd a splendid locatiori. $2500.00 impossible demand for putting 412 boxes editors ’ throughout the country will rages, and if tiie ones who commit of fruit in a thirty-two foot car. instead also take a erack nt these conditions. sam e are apprehended they should irm: 12. acres, u good lot of lum ber, 800 orange Our large cities are full of thieves* of the maximum of 360 which prevailed, It affects the price of coal, lumber nnd receive summ nry punishm ent. Such trees full equipm ent for farming, 10 good Jersey thugs, crooks nnd the nundscript cast­ n loading that is just as bound to raise other commodities, liecause wo cannot acts as this an* a disgrace to the cows, large residence. Everything ready to move off od humanity. They prey upon the the percentage of decays In the car to at pump it into the markets fast enough fair name of the county. — Bartow right into a real farm. 517,000.00 people at will and there appears to he least 26 tier cent, as it is certain that to keep up w-ith live demand, anil slow Record. no check. This. perhaps, is because schedules are responsible for this. Of W atch the South East Corner of Pave Two. th e officials of both of the two grout Jacksonville, Dec. 16.—Tbe dead course, production has something to do political parties are afraid to undertake witli It, but unsatisfactory deliveries body of H arry L. E rckm ann.Jf., the a thorough cleaning up nf their r ltib prominent have just us much. These slow nched- 16 year-old :,on of a W atch th e S o u th E a s t C o rn e r o f P a g e T w o for fear of losing tho voles of the under­ C harleston, S. C. atto rn ey was found ulcs are going to cost tiie growers of world a t the next election. Tills is an Florida u lot of money When we say in his room in the Seminole hole ugly th n ith —but truth, nevertheless. that in the old days a cur of fruit was yesterday morning with a bullet sold in New York untl consumed,’ be­ through his henrt. A 12-ralihre re­ fore we can now deliver, it shows you volver beside tho .body nnd a note LET TH E WOMEN ALONE what the grower is up against." T a­ uddrosre I to his father, left on the In numeral do well meaning people dresser, told the story of suicide. The mpa Tribune. throughout the country are liking t . People’s Bank Building On Flour, Grain and Feed ■ W.A. Merrjdaj Umpanj Farms,Homes,G I H A V E r {j �nKCEMnKK 19, 1919 THB 8AN70RU liBKALD NOTICE a t th e L utheran church morning Bids will be redeved by the and evening, by Rev. Swar.bon of Board of County Cummtsaionors Pierson. of Seminole County a t their neat All will he sorry to learn th a t regular meeting to he held o n 1 Mrs. Louisa N ylund has b ecn jw ry Tuesday Jnnunry 6th, nt 10 o’­ A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORill nt the home of M rs. Reck for a clock A. M. for the building of a num ber of days. RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ G. W. Spencer is home from the vault in the Seminole County Court Among the im provem ents on N orm an Swanson visited a t the House. TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD r , u rv avenue i» the bungalow -just U niversity a t Florida for the holidays home of his parents, M r. and M rs. Plana and specifications can be mooted by Mr. A. E. M o tta tt ip Officer Vickery is back on the job obtained from E. A. Douglass, NicD.Swanson on Sunday. Longnood Pickup* addition to which ho will build a again a fter an absence of tcvcral Mrs. Ed Randall of Sanford caaie » » Kucat for th e w inter of Mr. and Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sanford, Jor of cottages at once. years. lie is one of the best police* Florida or from F. H. Trim ble, Wishing the Herald anti readers a Mrs. L. M. Lucas. Mr. E ddy is out in the car for Mrs. Campbell very merry Christmas. engaged in learning the tricks of and children, W ednesday. Max Stewart, John nnd Ed Mcisch men th a t Sanford ever had and his architect, Orlando, Florlde. p o r te d homo on S a tu rd a y , m any friends are glad to sec Idm on M rs. Stringer of Orlando was Quite a few Lonewood went intensive farming. Board reserves the right to reject ir' the Georgia M ilitary Academy, i tK- job again. down to Orlando Sunday afternoon to nny and all bids. from (Continued on bock page) hear the Highland Rand. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. WEST GENEVA AVENUE Dr J. H. Glass whoso w inter homo W-17-4tc. Mr. McGnughey has roid his sawmill u in Enterprise spent Tuesday In W ight u fine baby boy. The colil wave has come a t last to a Mr. Long who is moving il away. Sinford greeting old friends. Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy and It mnde several fed had about For Sheriff The ladies bazaar and oyster supper Stcnstrom a fine baby boy Tuesday, I hereby announce my candidacy was quite a success on Saturday night their oranges hut it did not hurt pint Mason fruit Jars a t L. P. Dec. ICth. He has already been for the office of Sheriff of Scminolo Co­ them nnd we nil felt thankful about McCuller’s. 56*t? named Guy Jr. unty subject to tho decision of the hut the electrical storm caused the it hut it wan very cold only th e ; lights to go out so the people dis|M>rsed Democratic Primary. Among yesterday’s arrivals at the high winds was all th at saved the Com plete stock D iam ond tires. W. 1>. CARTEH early. oranges. Lincoln House were C. B. Snell, W ight Tiro Co * 55-tf Mr. Reiters stock has arrived and Syracuse, N. Y.: Mrs. II. W laenian, Tax 11ooks Now Open Xmas is near at hand to those Discharged soldier wishes position Longwood now has a dairy farm. j[ Wiser man, Detriot; It. K. Wal* that live to see the day we tru s t Tax Rooks are now open for the ns truck driver or chauffer. 45-4tp. The Overstreet crate mill keeps to the Good Lord to live to sec dron Quincy: Louis W ight, A tlanta; paym ent of State and County Taxes; Mr. and Mrs. John T. Rolx-rts are r Collins. III.: J. A. Tossling; N. a discount of two per cent is allowed busy not haying time to close down m o th e r Xmas day. S anta, is very Philips Old Drug Store Stand among yesterday's arrivals at the Lin­ down for Thanksgiving not many busy for a „ thc HltIe onM r. Ladahouse. for paym ent in November, and one coln House. were thankful to work on that day. now. Tllcrc ar„ mony Iitt||t hcnrta W. L. Morgan was here yesterday per cent in December. The Idingwootl school will have a wishing t o see th e day come. T h ere’s a man r t the curb to Jno. D. Jinkins visiting home folks and calling on Phone Orders also Taken Xmas entertainment at the Library on servo yo u . 55-tf Tac Collector, Seminole County I dont under stand why the the local trade. Friday evening. . at Hotel Carnes S AT-W E D -5TC—W -14-2tc. West Geneva item s was not carried Boost Hoy arrived in Charleston on the Mr. and Mrs. Roebuck and Mbs to press last week. It was sent in Leon's Auto Transfer. All trains IMh, and Joe \v l! come horns from At­ FOR SHERIFF phone 91. Hotel C arnes r.H . lanta. Miss Edna Chittenden b one Having U-cn urged by a largo niimltcr ping in Orlando on Satuuluy. G7-tl T his is clean up week with every of the girls returning from the woman’s of the voters of Seminole County to Miss Olive Dinkcl spent the week­ one for Xmas, the housewife will become a candidate for the office of j; ||. Hrown of the Virginia Car- College at TailaiuAsee. Sheriff, I hereby annonneo my tnriili- end in Orlardo the guu.t of Mlrs Ibrllia he busy now rooking nnd fixing the dini left yesterday after spending Dr. and Mrs, Howard Tihhals of dacy subject to the decision of t lie Larginbarli. good tilings to eat on Xmas day. the day looking over the local field. Haines City are rejoicing in the birth Democratic primary. We have been told th a t the flu Mr. and M ir. Ni imycr wire t h e ; , ing C. M. HAND Weldon lienly is in the city look- " } a little son, Monday, Dccemlwr 15th. 15-tfc lias come again. We truly hope it in Orlando Saturday. . ing after the installation of th e Fox H*-* will be named How aril Munson Mm. Daniels and her mother Mrs. w on't he as bad as it was last w inter ( " . I ilhlk m I m N O TIC E Tihhals. if it is liere now. cold storage plant. The regular annual meeting of Harvard of Oakland spent tin day with Report, from the lettuce crop are * * ? " 1 .M" ° " t r u it jars a t L P. tho stockholders of the Seminole Mm. Hardaway on Friday. r.ost favorable and the growers n n d , McC ullcra. .m-tf UPS ALA AND GRA PEYILI.I* The S inir.de Sunshine Club gitls County Rank, Sanford, Fla. will he shippers generally • arc feeling g o o d ' Mrs. Frank Adams motored to held in the f»;ficcs of the bank on are practeing basket bull and will soon A siirprbc p a rty to welcome M rL om the hii .ht prospe-ts. j Geneva and Oviedo today with the T hursday January Nth, 1020 at be ready to challenge either teams. and Mrs. August Swanson nnd their . _ : former's father , P.ev. F. K. fteinmyer, Four o'clock P. M. for the election Tin- Nickels property in Smith Long- son, Archie nnd tliirr guests wore Huy Diamonds W.got Hro L .°' to vbit frlemb and rlativce. of a board of directors to serve for ’ ■-N ir iiome it, t pMiia on I aa-tf j 1 • rt i . . . . . i _. Miss Fannie Helm Munson is visitinv11he or*!-*-- •• y # . I any otner • he "•••h !t was a v» ,> c iijii/u h ic ; mar; 1mm u a i i . Several of the business- met. jvc* s i.ttr Mr*,. Usmur.l i ibblr. in ila u .^ business which iim > properly come j event to those Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Enum lng r P H O N E 114 ; h • iuntailmg private e «e ric £ j|y> s |10 wjjj ri.(Urn homo for the before the fnocting. Services were shopping in Sanford on Monday. plant- as a safeguard against the ho„(, A. R. KEY, Cashier. lights being off on Saturday /lig h ts, j J. S. Dink.', was transecting bpsiDr. D. C. Ward, O steopath Is in 41-Fri-4tc. J. 1. Miller has already installed a nras in Sanford Futuiuay. Sanford, on Monday-, W ednesday Dflco system and several others exWalter M ojra of Orlando was in and Fr ay of earh week. 58-tf N'olirt- Stockholder's Meeting f« t to inftal other systems. t iwn Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Lane and daughter anil The annual meeting of the stock­ The wrold did not come to an Mr. am! Mrs. It. P. Walters and dau­ holders of tlu* Peoples Bnnk of San­ tnJ today as prophesied and some EAST SANFORD ghter of DeLand were among the ford will be held at the ollirc of the ptoptr are real mad about it. Chritinas shoppers in town on Tues­ company a t 7:.'J0 p. in. on Wednesday The Moores* Station Christmas EZ- Seal pint fruit jurs a t L P . day. tree nnd entertainm ent will lie at d ay ,.Jan u ary I4tli, 1920. Lcl us inspect your battery free. We nre experts MeCullcr’s. 5G-R WANTED — OLD CLEAN R. It. DEAS. Cashier. the church Christm as Eve at 7:20. on electrical troubles. Scientific repairing nnd reEvery one is welcome to plncc gifts RAGS. ANY KIND EXW-08-4tc. Mrs. William Coulhourne of P lant chnrRiriff done. We can Inke your old battery nnd on the tree whether members of the CEPT OLD SOCKS. City H the guest of her parents, make il as Rood as new nnd guarantee It for six Sunday School or not. COATS, PANTS, OR Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ci tp p cll. NOTICE IIED SPREADS. AT TH E mouths. We also have expert mechanics to over­ We are much pleased to note Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald will Rids will be received by the HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf th a t L. A. Bromley is able to sit up haul or repnir your car. • occupy tin* attractive little bungalow Hoard of County Commissioners of just completed on Celery Avenue ownOliver Murrell is expected home on Seminole C ounty a t their next re­ nnd be about the bouse u portion el by Mr. A. E. Moffntt. Saturday from the Florida University gular meeting to he held on Tuesday of the time. January Gib, 1920 at 10 o’clork A. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Brown to sfiend the Christinr > holidays. Rev. F. E. Steinmyer is the guest of M. for the purchase of one ear load write from lUchmond Indiana t hut L. A. UKNAlll), Prop. Ills daughter, Mm. Frank Ad mas cn- of American Ingot Iron Culverts. their aunt Mrs. Ellen Jordan passed 20.1 Oak Ave. Phone 189 Hoard reserves the right to re­ away the 15th of November. Mrs. route from Lakeland to bis home -in Jordan was well known here as she Live Oak. He U accompanied by Dr. ject any and all bids. E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. passed many winters here at the S. W. Wnlker, the new pastor assigned Browns winter homo. Mr. and Mrs. W -18-ltc. to tho Methodist church here. Brown very much regret being un­ ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE able to bo here this winter and have In Circuit Court, Seventh Illrlhs railed for th rir church letters from Scmlnulc County, Floridn. W . J . THI GPEN & COMPANY Tiie newest of baby arrivals in town the Br.st Sanford M. E. Church Overstreet T urpentine Company is the little non of Mr. ami Mm. Ralph AQENT6 society. Their kindness to this little * versus Wight, Tuesday, Doccmltcr Ifith, mission will he greatly misled The little gentleman tips the scnles Emma M itch'II, Town of Altamonte Mr. nnd Mrs. Thom as Davis nre at eleven pounds. He will be named Im provem ent Com pany, et al. u rrrct: rcortEH hank iiuildino the now neighbors in the Knight William Henry Wight. And now it appearing to thc Court house on Heardall ;-.ve. They moved Sanf ord, . . . . F'loHrift th a t n suit In Chancery has been here earlier in the fall from instituted in the Circuit Court of the Pipe Organ Club Dublin, Ga., and are related to tho The Pipe Organ Club were charm ­ Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Lord and Winn families. ingly entertained by Mrs. E. J. State of Florida, for Seminole’ Coun­ Mr. nnd Mrs. I. D. M artin were* Taylor on Monday afternoon. The ty, to remove a cloud from title dinner guests Sunday nt tire \ \ . W. tim e spent in dressing dolls was an in which the O verstreet Turpentine Dre»sor home. hour of reminescent joys to these Com pany is com plainant, nnd Emma Willie Brumley, Jodnh Cameron girls of yesterday nnd replete with Mitchell, the Town of Altam onte nnd Albert Hickson will be home pleasure. Tho election of officers Im provem ent Com pany and others Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes. on Thursday for the holidays from are defendants, and th a t a subpoena marked the business period with ✓ officers elected ns follows: President issued in said cause to tho Town of the Bailey M ilitary School nt G reen­ S afety D eposit B oxes. Mrs. A. M. Phillips; Vice-President Altam onte Im provem ent Com pany wood N. C. M r. and Mrs. R. C. Cham berlain Mrs. Leslie Bryan; Secretary and to which the Sheriff of Seminole Prompt Delivery Box 81, Lakeland, Florida Mrs. Treasurer Mrs. Scbelle Maines; Bo- C ounty has made tho return that nnd their guests, Mr. anil porter, Mrs. Forrest Gntcbel. Hot he is unable to serve tho same be­ Charles Cham berlain and daughter nnd olive sandwiches cause the officers or agents of die j y cronjcat Were the guests of friends Call anti get our prices x chocolate j „t D aytona bt-ach Sunday and were served nt the refreshm ent hour. corporation are unknown. before buying. We T he next meeting will be held the It Is ordered th at the said eorpor- M oniley. P K IIT IL IZ IU H -S P R A Y IN G M A T B IU A L S ----- S P ItA Y K ItS ran save you money. first Monday In January with Mrs. atlon anon the me Town tow n of «n A m ltam iuuiuiiit’ ^ jr;( Powell and onte noIm -| M r„ M aude i»„well two i . HAROLD KUMt.Pru. W.P. SiHMONS, Vkn-rrtt. 0. A. MOMISOX. Ir., Stc'y 1 lic it. Forrest G atrhel. . prdvoment Com pany do appear and I daugh't er* from the West Wei Side will Tha T.kia ol a Irrlilit.t d.pandi upon tha quality and piapar bl.ndins ol tha malarial# • ntvrina Into It# composition, and lha cara u##d in mtnuladurinf Wa u.a hi|K (rad* aaaladefend the m id suit on the 2nd day ,J(> ,,H. RUeitB at ,|he I. I). rial, and our i.ililiian ar. bat k.d byr mora than thirty Ihilly y.araaapariancaln y.anaapai th.ir u.a aiul man* uiaatuiing. Quality it piacad fail and our pricta ara In bna with quality and composition. Native of February, lfi-0, r id th at this H i i ur( home on Geneva art home on Geneva Ave., over WRITE FOR LATEST TRICE LISTS T he regular annual i;? it':.g of order shall he published once a week C hristm as. • R . O. P A IN T R H F K I tT I L lZ E I t C O M P A N Y the Stock holders of tin F. i N a­ for four consecutive weeks in the FLOIIIDA ■V fleck of five airplanes] flew iACHMIMVILLC, tional Hank of Sanford, M» rida. j Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ S A N F O IU ). FLA. over Saturday afternoon, thejT irst J. L Spurling, Local Agent, Sanford, Florida will bo held in the rooms if the lished in Seminole County aforesaid. in sometime. hank Tuesday, January A. 1020. at Ordered at Cham bers at DeLand A num ber of new families have three o’rlock I’. M., for the purpose this 13th day of Dcecmhor, 1919. recently come to live in Mecca of electing n board of director? for J,\S . W. P E R K IN S Hammock. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roberts th e ensuing year and for tin- trans­ Judge Seventh Judirial Circuitete and daughter of Toledo Ohio nre action of such other business as may W-08-5tc. living in the late Mrs. Cooneys TIIOMAH I). DAKBII, I'b. II. properly come before tin* meeting. house on the Orlando road. Mr. and Analrllral and t'anaallinl Ckcml.l • l’r*r>a.lanal o( Nalaral Nclcnca R. F. W hitner, Umrrllua, Itollln. Callrga, Florida 'NOTICE Mrs. Noble and two children, a-ion Cashier l**° ' ' TO TAGS NOW READY I'rlrata l.aboralorr of llatliaa ('allrca Annual meeting of the stockhol­ and a daughter nlso of Toledo nre Winter Park, Fla.. Nat. Slh. Ills Mr. T. (). ('karlra ,r i ,. ronvionec of the public W-16-M-. t Hanford, Fla., living In I-’. C. Greenmail's tenant ders of the Caldwell Irvin Co., Inc., •Pplir.,. (,ir rt^i-i rations of moI>»ar tilr: I kara completed careful ckemlral analr.l. of ike eample f water tkal will he held on M onday, January house. M r. Robert nnd Mr. Noble you brouihl me early last week, aned kata obtained Ike Falla ng reeulle: • a p Ve.hirlM h,r ,ho >’tu r ,9 “° MAV Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 1' F Y )’ Y Y F Y 1' 6th, 1919 at 10 A. M. have rented Mr. Greenm nn's 20 • HLED NOW, if accompanied F . * Y Color_____ _________ ____ .. Moor •’Marine___ 1.7.1 Oirla per mllllaa acre farm anil expert to become D. D. C A LD W ELL. Sec'y. llearllon— ------- ------------- Neutral Total aallda.„„ a.00 parte per million J r"rnitlance. Tags will he sent Y Christian Science services F Free Any.iila (0 part* per lulllinn Harder., . 2J.03 parti per million perm anent citixnrs. We bear these W-18-3tc. 81 »bout the middle of December Y will be held nt the W oman’s Albuminoid Ammonia . . . .Trace Mtrataa________ _____ ___ .True* Y gentlemen were experienced truck <a urnc for the new year. The abirnra praetleally of free and albuminoid ammonia la Ikla water and Y Club. Oak avenue, between Y growers in thc North. Ita tery email amount of chlorine lndlr.tr. It. rtrelltut quality for kauaakald NOTICE ih-ase that a|| questions are Y Third and Fourth streets, on T putpuara. In addition la <ke qo.-l quallly rharactrrl.ll. a of aupcrlar kauaakald »ri'ii I ptfc.caaea apodal feature af murk eulua, a.paclalljr lhaaa of aatallaal Mr. T ro tt with his siter and bro­ F " • r id unil your name and address Y Sunday morning nt 10:45 a ’Annual meeting of the stockhol­ natural aeration and LOW degree ol kardaaae. th er in la-. Mr. and Mrs. Wall all punted or written plainly to avoid F clock. Subject: "God, the F ders of the Caldwell F’urniture Co., Tka bacteriological anal,.u. re.ultlng In an attraye total count. In fell uampleu af lha walar. of 3 barterla par real.; and In Andlng no ralan. ar nlkar r°rs 'aw requires you to ex- F Prcservor of m an." W-17-0tc. F Inc., will he held on M onday Ja n ­ of New York City are arc living harmful badrrla, fully cahArm Ita goad quallly ■d l r a l r d bp Ik CHEMICAL in th? Huff bungalow on South ■aalpali. t*- the application before a No- F Y uary 6th 1919 at 10:30 A. M. Of Ike n asi nalera af Ikli aad other regia n that I ban analpied I kata ,lr>- Public or some officer using a Y Y F Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Sanford Ave. Mr. T ro tt is farm ing , D. D. C A LD W ELL. Sec'y. found nunc aupcrlar In all gaud quallllaa la that of ike "Elder Water.** «*»]. Mr. Huffs form. perlfullp, ) au W-18-.'Hc. Ihknk* fnay be sccurod from IHIgard. THOM. II. IUKKK Ivan Ruhou of Indianapolis Ind., M fS . JULIUS TAKACH ^Ultices has bought E. L. W oodruff's farm SOPRANO thr Peace. Rotaries Public corner j ef South Sanford ave. and anil County Officers, or the Available for Concerts, recitals, MusiStopping to Think. Oak ward. Mr. Rubou is ler.rr.ing More good Is done by stopping a calos, FVstvnls, Oratorio and Special TELEPHONE III-W NANFOIIO. FLORIDA mint.......... think before you net ihnn thc farm ing ’ business. Church Services ERNEST^ A MOOS Mr. Ffddy of Indianapolis Ind., i’i . t - Corrptroller. Florida v t of n Sanford, % r r In and About S ? i THe City * Summary of the Floating Smell Talk* Succinctly Airanged for Herald, Readers COUNTY HAPPENINGS LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER CO. PH O N E 114 All Kinds of Hauling Baggage Transferred Neel all Trains Leon's Transfer Co. Free Service Sanford Battery Service Company Just Received General Fire Insurance Our 1919 Crop Florida Safe & Lock Co. World Beater and Ruby King L. Alien Seed Co. ELDER SPRINGS WATER 1920 Auto Tags Now Ready T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor kidaf .W.-XVV ■mrtajj.-l'—i J/aY �THE5SANrOKD HERALD also f in d s DECEMBER 19, 1919 man c a package before o p e r a t in g STILL RUT ALL EVIDENCE PRODUCED U. S, COURT TODAY " U .S .” D o o t i — made in all a it ea and styles, red, black and white Easy on.your feet extra thickness where the wear c: A T the nets, pitchforking’ the catch, w ashing out the • scuppers, cleaning fish fo r hours n t a s t r e t c h — th e hardest w o r k y o u d o is mad/.* tw ice us huru liyou r oootsgob ad. It’s cold, wet Feet if they leak— blisters, chafed akin, and uchinc muscles for hours if they don't fit. A real fisherman's boot—ctronc and tough at every point, made on a pood comfortable last—that's the new U. S. rubber boct, mnde fo r fishermen. Every U. S. boot ia backed up with extra thicknesses of pure rubber nntl good ctrong duck where the wear in hardest. Every pair hn.n plenty of room nt the toes and Is shaped so an not to rub up and down at the heel. Go to the store and see for yourself these U. S. boots for fishermen — any length you want—the Half Hip, the Hip, the Knee Boot. Ask for U. S. I Rubber footwear—it means solnl wear and long service for your money. This has been a hit; wick in moon* shine even though the nights have been dark utui several illicit stills have been raptured and destroyed and several rounded up and will have to prove their Innocence la-fore u United Statin court. F. J. Cortina the U. S. Revenue officer with hrudipiurlrrs in Jacksonville has Imth here several days and later a little quiet work succeeded in locating several stills. W ith the aid of the sheriff's nffilce and i.n company with Deputy Sheriffs Tillis and Whidden he located a still yesterday on the lower St. Johps river several miles below the Harden ferry and a white man and n negro were found at this still. This was one of the most complete till!* In the county heintr copper and of the most Bpprovec pattern. One was 75 gallons and one 50 gallons stills and they were made with n brick furnace and in a most in­ accessible spot. They also found (7bu gallons of mash. The men who are suppl ' d to own ami operate tills uti’l have bii*n taken to Ocala today anti they will he. placed under bond ami when they are their names will be pub­ lished. Officer Cortina with a posse of citizm located n still in Gee Hammock on Wednesday and here they found a 200 gallon still which was destroyed -• 1 ilthnugh no one was near \in ..lilt a t the time and no evidence win olitalnahle for the conviction of the who i.wr. it they win i>e caught if they attem pt to operate again. The U. S. government and the Revenue Depauinviit reipiests the co-operation mid the assistance of the people of tiffs county in giving any information that ll ey can to the department. It will be treated as s trrtly confidential, and absnbitely secret. If thee • ran receive I this co-ojiorntion this illi it distilling will le broken up. Mr. Cortina also package during package TfJE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! RUBBHR FOOTW EAR t!|ipim*iilly bw n in the water several wcekr. i\hout four weeks ago, a negro wo­ man appeared at ihr* n’erilT’s ollict! with the complaint thnt her mother had disappeared nt Enterprise Junction. Shu gave her nnnr.' :u C la ri Clemons and her home ns Arcadia, and stated that her m other was Helen Ford anil came from Griff!in, Ga. !t is thought that the body found in hake Monroe may possibly he the Indy of tins negro woman. The body was found in the lake about ‘J 1.» mi hr. southeast of Ent-rprUe Junction, shop* in the north thU summer nnd rcl.w mained uiitil he obtained what he w a n t-. r Ida with ail the lumtmr needed for r<l in the very lutost improved ntacliiil j hluilding of all kind*. A. I). Zachary cry for tin* plant. It has now been (amd Clius. Tyler the prime movers in installed nml the Iffg mill is working . t his large enterprise deserve the support almost to full capacity with n sm all!"if the people of this community in their army of workmen turning out the m n-<e•ndeavor to put Hanford on the map terial for the heads and sides of the new | in the manufacture of crates. They “ l confire their attention to celery open itead crate with stapled head thnt j will •rates this season hut next year will lie will noon he the most popular crate in the market. It is made stronger pr,e» 1 in a position to make lettuce hum|tent AND EXPECT TO MANUFACTURE bably than any tit Iter crate in the m ar- Jn^d very tiling in the way of carriers ALL KINDS OF CRATES AND ket and is patterned nffler llw turds ulf for lite growers. HAMPERS AND DRESSED the grower living '. uilt for hard knock! LUMUEIt and built upon tho improved plan of the One of the grratest assets to any manufacturers who have studied the growing city i s 'the establishment of a needs of, the growers. Machine* that groovs the heads and factory or mill that gives employment to a number of men and that baa u put Lhem together, that staple them weekly pnyioll of sufficient proportions und that do the work of many men put to make a noticeable difference in every up a crate in the short,s t space «*f time. channel of trade. Hanford Inis never Now machinery will also he installed had any large factories or mills In the that will make the old fashioned nosed sente of the word large but there are a head mnde with nails for these who number of smaller contents thnt have want them. The new stylo stapled and ventilated head will no doubt he adopt­ demonstrated what a larger plant would mean to the city and it U will, ed by the majority of the grower,, om e a feeling of pride that the cltbens point they have proved their worth. The to the Zachary-Tylor Crnto Co., that Zachary-Tyler Co., is well equipped has started* this week in the manufac­ for this work having the latest omprnvture of celery rrates. There was n ed veneer machines and cutting machine Their time in the history of this section when und a big brick dry kiln. l>eop!e thought u crate mill would not steaming sheds are also arranged for |i*y — u strange Idea in the v«ry center the steam to come from underneath the ventilated floor insuring a uniforty steaming and in the dry kiln they have a system of rurs that take the Immense racks of veneer and takifig them Into the kiln and from there to the mill and the empty racks are then carried by Other ears back to the kiln insuring a steady stream of material for tho mill nt all times. In fact the Zachary-Tylor Cn seems to bo the last word in a crate mill mid they dare now employing about fifty hands with u capacity of 210,000 crates a day, and their pay roll for the week just ending Is about 1000 and their rombined business means the bringing of $5000 per week into the city of Sanford thnt formerly went chew! ere. In time they expect to make nr ingcmenta for rhe rafting of leg up and down the and Chas. Tyler of the firm w tnl direct tive into their mill and they will then to the head qua: tt’rs of the mn-Hn* manttfa tero y M rr y r : lumber and IT’S NOT YOUR HEART IT’S,YOUR KIDNEYS K i d n e y d lis a s n t i no r e i p c e t r r of p e r ­ r o n s . A m a jo r ity of tho Ills ntltiotinir p e o p l a today can ba trac ed back to k i d n e y trouble. T lio k id n e y s a r e tb a m o a t I m p o r t a n t o n r a n n or th e l<ody. T h e y a r e th e n ito r e r s , the p u rldera, o f y o u r blood. K i d n e y disease le u s u a lly IndlcatM* by w e a r i n e s s , slreplessness, nervousness, d e s p o n d e n c y , backache, sto m a c h t r o u ­ ble. p a in In loins and lo w e r abdom en, c a l l ato n e s, gravel, r h e u m a tis m , sc ia tic a a n d lu m b i g o . . A ll th e s e d e r a n g e m e n ts a r e n a t u r e 's s i g n a l s to w a r n you t h a t (ha k id n e y s n e e d help. You ahould ' u s e OOLD U K D ^ b U a e rl e m Oil Capeulee Im m e­ d ia te ly . The soothing, lienUng oil slimu la tn s th e kidney*, m a n n liuuniinalio n s ami destroys th o g erm s which h a v e caused lb Do n o t w a it until to­ m o rro w . d o to y our d r u g g i s t today and In sist on UOL.D MKDAL, H aarlem Oil C apsules. lit I t r e n t y - f o u r hours you ■hould feel health and v i g o r returning a n d will ilesi, the d ay y o u (lilt heard of dO M > JIDDA!, lln n r le m Oil. A f t e r you f i e | th a t y ou hav e cured y o u r s e lf , continue |o t a k e ono or twe rdpatili-a each day, ro a.i to kerp la llrst-i 1 i.'ti CnndlU m an d w a r d off tba d a n g e r of oth e r a tta c k s . Asti for tbo orig in a l Ihinortril MKIiAI, brand. Thrci) str.cn. Money re­ funded If they do not h e lp yuu. 2m A M E L S arc in a clas" by them selves— ensily the most refreshing, the most likable cigarette you ev er smoked. You can prove th u t! .Simply compare C am els pulT-by-pufi with any cigarette in the world at a n y price! Put quality, flavor and cigarette satisfaction to the utm ost te s t! 9 C C a m e l a are aold e v e r y wnarmin scientifically seated paokatfea n f 30 Cigarette* or I t n p n c 1a ;*r ,(30Cci'<aretten) in a vino-naper -c o v e r e d c a rta ,,. W e •irongty rocoa imend t h i s c a r t o n tor thm h o m e o r office s u p p l y or wAan y o u travel. R. J. R e y n o ld , T obacco Co. W u ia lo n -S a ltm , N. C. ’M ad e to m eet y o u r taste, C am els n e v e r tire it, no m a tte r h o w lib erally you sm oke them ! T h e expert blend of choice T u rk ish and choice Domestic tobaccos jnukes C am els delightful—so fullbodied, yet so fascinatingly sm ooth nml m ellow -m ild. E v e ry tim e you light one you get n e w and keen er cnj’oym ent I F re e d o m from a n y unpleasant c ig a retty a fter taste o r an y u n p le a sa n t cigaretty o d o r,m a k e s C am els a s u nusual as th e y are enjoyable. I n fact, Cam els appeal to th e m ost fastidious sm oker in so m a n y new w ay s you n e v e r will m iss tho absence of coupons, p re m iu m s ot gifts. Y o u ' l l p r e f e r C a m e l Q u a l i t y I ' �vm r '.T — .■*... i . . «rrnM PEB » » 1919 . ~r*w*» - 1 THE SANFORD HERALD SEED POTATOES y c booking orders now for Maino Grown Seed Fotatocs—11 pock * This stock is from fields fret* from disease. DISCHARGED SOLDIERS CAN Delivery in December jad January. IN SEC TIC ID ES vor C \N SECURE: FROM US ALL KINDS OF SPRAYS AND 'U INSECTICIDES — PRICES ARE R IG H T . Pfliverie* of all goods are Flow and uncertain. You will be more certain c/ getting your goods when needed if your order in in our hands. Large jt^V* of “!l growers' supplies. CHASE & COM PANY Sanford, Florida CHRISTMAS DRAWS NEAR MERCHANTS SAY |W SANFORD IS SHOW ING THE TR IE HOLIDAY SPIR IT M ETHODIST CONFERENCE IS FINISHED Cferiitmas seems to mean more W HITE IS SENT TO £i,)fir than formerly if the crowds DR. Ctriitmas shoppers are any rule OCALA AND REV ,S. W. |y which the season can he judged. WALKER C O M ES HERE ]• is certain that a t no tim e In forLakeland, Dec. 1G.—The 76th ancr years have there been such nual session of the Florida conference trndtd stores as we now have mornclosed at 9:30 last night with the ihjsoon and night and the merduts have decided th a t if ^possible Jreading of anr»/Wnfr:**n?? by Blr.hop ;.«) wili keep liie uloicfi Open at \V. A. Candler as the last thing on I.:.Vt part of lhta week and next tiie program. A packed house was jiuji providing there are lights; present to hear th e appointm ents I ud this will greatly enhanre the np- reuil and to hear th e remarks a d ­ Idiiitt of the stores and liven up dressed to the preachers before their pastorates for another year became I generally. public information. The merchants of Sanford have |t p r snd hotter stocks this year Yesterday was u strenous day. For thi ever before. Tliey are taking th e first four dnys of the conference tire idvertising space and paying business sessions were held only in j gx» mention to their stores and th e morning from 9-to 12 o’clock, but rire windows and more attention y esterd ay the order was changed ti tie stocks they carry with the and a t noon it was voted to have an Mill that Sanford is the trading afternoon session beginning at 2::30 I «!!ff of this section of Florida T h is was adjourned a t 5:45 with th e riijr people coming as far ns twenty tim e set for the la st session at 7:30 lire or thirty or even fifty miles o’clock. Meetings of boards, commis­ I my to trade in Sanford and these sions and comm ittees consumed the |j«p!e »re noted here each week afternoons for th e first four days Itlich means that the Sanford stores while th e evenings were devoted to are whit they want and are trout- specialties and religious services. them right or they would not D r. W hite was not returned to Ikwne regular customers. Sanford for nnother y rn r but was appointed ns pastor cf tlfo M etho­ d ist Church at O crla. Rev. S. W. W alker was appointed to fill the plilplt hero for the next year. The following is tiie list appointm ents for the Orlando D istrict: Try a Herald Want Ad | i0 Tin; WAR H A SN 'T STARTED AGAIN |f» iu*t the m w tire th a t cost I* Lsch of money blowing out | tf1 from nowhere. R ut never P* worrying, Mr. M otor| *,Jf 'ire vulcanising will fix ¥ * “P in great shape. We'll • you money and mako your than over. ®I VULCANIZING WORKS l'HONE 17 lu 3rd St. Sanford, Florida SEED ANCE 111 . ^ *-,.-r! ; i| T E S T E D * G E R M IN A T IO N [ ^ “lir ‘ 1 uli' lurt nt, and l*Vf i 1h H IG H E S T I b e fo re k n o w n ^ • b y i I; n tin g s e e d s *' ( ye u ; re h o u n d to F ' 1 ‘‘ ■•^n y r ■u lts fo r a I'* ■■ !•!(• err.p, p ro v id e d soil L* " ’ b>( r Wimble. c n d itio n s I *—*kct St., I h ilsd e lp h la , M ay Cut Ske «r Illg Papers Washington, Die. 16.—An early re­ port by the senate postotllce committee on the Anthony bill designed to control the use of news print paper by Ineresiishtg the postage on newspatiers am1 periodicals using more than 21 pag s of (paper daily was cxpcctrd tesla) Daily sessions of the committee was planned until som;* form of rrcommerdation was agreed upon. The committee was told yesterdny that th* this of print papetwby tiig tlaid(s could be curtailed urul thnt unle. this v. ili done theuFund* t f .'mail payert would bp fordeed out f buiiness. P.t present at I u -j rf rnctroi. illtan papcis opposed the bill and tie* '-.re:! restrict Ions on th e size of their hsue would m i tmlerlally c.M the nm .Her pap-cra blit would w .rlt a gercal hardal.Ip on other publUhWrs. Reports New Comet J ; ■SIMON & SON Pa. Will Be Too Lntc After December ^ Ist If They Cannot Pass T he Physical Examination A tlanta. Ga.. Dee. !7. After D i; comber 31st many discharged ser­ vice men who have allowed their Governm ent insurance to lapse, can­ not reinstate it, nor secure insurance of any other kind. For this reason the American Red Cross, through its Home Service sec­ tion, is endeavoring to communicate by letter, by personal touch and in every way possible with former sol­ diers and sailors before this date to get them to pay up their premiums before it is too late. If u m an was idsrharged more than eighteen m onths ago, lie has until December 31st to reinstate his in­ surance if he has allowed it to lapse through non-paym ent of premium. After th a t tim e he must have a phys­ ical exam ination, and if he does not pass it, his insurance is "finee" If ho does n o t pass the Government ex­ am ination for insurance, he cannot pass the euxmination for other kinds of insurance. Tills ruling will apply as well to men who arc unable to pass the ex­ amination on account of wounds re­ ceived in th e service ns to men who have suffered injuries, or because diseased a fte r their discharge from the arm y. It a man was was dis­ charged less thnn eighteen m entis ago, he has eighteen m onths from the date of his discharge to rein­ state iiis insurance w ithout eaxmination. In order to prevent the loss of their insurance to many men who are not aw are of the rulings in re­ gard to it, tiie Red Cross is under­ taking to help as many of them as it can reach, and to acquaint every ex-service m an with the conditions of reinstatem ent. MORGAN EARNED DEGREE Was Fast Friend oT England Should be Rewarded and London, Dec. 17.—The Spectator points out to the Eng!lshm3cii that the honorary degree of doctor of laws donferred by Cambridge University on J. P. Morgan , of New York, was "extra­ ordinarily well-served” . "M r. Morgan bus always lieen a fast friend of this country and a hard worker for closer Anglo-American understand-? ing," the Spectator continued. ‘‘Early in 1315 his lirnt was selected to act as commercial agents for the British government in the United States. It was he who concentrated and coordinat­ ed the enormous orders for war materials. J . I \ Ililhurn, presiding older; He also a-twl as agent for the French A popka mirsion. F. M . C. Eads: government and by eliminating corrAvon Park and DcSo'.a City, W. A. petition in prices and deliveries he Fischer, Del,and, E. J. Gates; E n­ prolmgly saved the Allies hundreds of terp rise mission, to ho supplied by millions of pounds. " I t was Mr. Morgan lliagnin who W. J. B artlett; Grovclnnd and Clerm ont. II, C. H ardin; Ilaines City took the chief part in placing on the ami Loughman, C. E. Guteridi;e; American* market the Anglo-French H aw thorne circuit, to be suppli ■«! loan lor 100,000,000, a loan unpr ccdcntby Allen M cFarlan; Interlachcn mis­ cd in tiie history of eiternal loans by sion, to be supplied by R. T. Cnl !- any government, lie refused to accept well; Kissimmee and Single Crerk, any remuneration for placing this loan. R. F. H odnett; Lake Wales and Ills work in using British securities to Frostproof mission, K. Hollister; establish the exchange was also invalu­ M aitland circuit, to bp supplied i»y able. J. J. Thom pson; Moore Haven arid "Ho lias done more than risk hb Pnhokce, G. II. York; Orlando, W. fortune in the cause of the Allies; he A. C ooper; Oviedo and Geneva, L. has also risked his life. II is eecajK E. W 4ight; Rodman anil Crescent from the German turasin who twice Citj, W . O. Bencher; Sanford, S. W. wounded him was a narrow one. W alker; Seville mission to be suppled Englishmen may well rejoice in any by R. 1. Allen; Um atilla ami Tavcres honor which can give some satisfaction A. M. Daigcr: W ebster circuit, Geo. to Mr. Morgan." E. Sum m ers; Winter G arden, G. W. Stubbs; W inter Haven, W. F. Jones; conference evangelist, J. Chapm an DeLund Q. C. arc* ?C; ‘! I*«! la! for 1020 f Ldogue •rars ilfBI Mexico C ity. Dec. 17.—T h e di­ rector of th e Central Ob*ervntor> hero e ta tc : th a t he has seen the new comet recen tly discovered by the Japaneso astronom er Sasakky un> thivt It is clearly vi ible every nVht rd /'f re vrn o’clock. This is the fift! new com et reported during th e paid year. ELLIS ISLAND SUBJECT INQUIRY BY CONGRESS ALIEN ANARCHISTS MAKE THEIR HOME THERE GOING AND COMING 372 workers including inspectors who b m l t b . 1 1 1 I— i c i i a u p a a r h r I v r r thl* C o u r t d u a a n d p a y a h l a nineteen ye ara a lte r d a te . on th * fifth d a y of J a n u a r y , A. !>. U 20. Ilond* n u m b e r e d th lr ty - e U a n d t h l r t y boatd incoming ships. ‘ aam a twin* a r r g u l a r llul* |>ay of ihia aecen and th lrty -e i(h t to m a tu re and be­ j-ow rt, l o anaw rr t h e tilll of rorusilalnl r a It seems an incongruity th a t Ellis nio llril m ain*! you b y 1‘r a r l S m i th «r raid c o m e d u e a n d p a y a b l e t w e n ty year* a lt e r d a le . Island which, in Summer, gives the bill will bo lak*n af ronftaaetL Ilond* n u m b e re d t h i r t y - n i n e a n d f o r t y I ? tur.thar orde re d t h a t t b U o r d r r ba r ty - e n c t o m a t u r e a n d becom e d u e foreigner his first glimpse of the p u H L lU h n l In l h . S anford l lr r a l d . a n a n . aa nn dd fo p a yable tw e n ty - o n * y e a r a a f te r d a te . h n t in S-n.lm S* C o u n t ! . Florida wonders of the New W orld's me­ pl,aarp». , a p u»br l. U Honda n u m b e r e d fo r t y - tw o a n d f n r ty h (or tc.i.r * in*** n t v * » r»V». th r r # a n d f o r t y - f o u r t o m a t u r e a n d b acom e W 1 T N K S S in;- h a n d amt uflb ia t u j | nt due a n d p a y a b le t w e n t y - t w o ye ara a f te r tropolis. a pleasing view of thu S a n f o r d , S .m ln n lo C o u n t y , Florida, this date. beautiful lawns and flowers, well- LXlh d a y of N o v e m b er, A l». 1911*. Honda n u m b ere d forty-five f o r ty - a it a n d K. A. DOUOLAS*. kept buildings and a fine harbor -SEAL) forty-aeven a n d f o r t y - e i f h t t o m a t u r e a n d C l .r k "f . a i d t I f u l t C o u r t becom e d u e a n d p a y a b l e t w e e t y - t h r e v veer* , „ . tly \ . M. D O U G L A S S , n. c. with the marvelous shylino of New A. e f te r date. h. Poutrt, I lo n d . nu m b ere d f o r ty - n in e a n d fifty a n d York in the distance, should have Solicitor (or Ci.m pljiriaid fifty-on" a n d Aftv-lwit t o m a t u r e *«d t e r - n i e d u e it..! p a / a i d e t w e n ty - f o u r yeara a f te r metamorphosed during the war into W -I6-SH. date. a big detention place for .political Nolle* of Application for T a t l in e d C n d r r T h e principal a n d Intereat of aald bond* •Section 113 of th e t.V ncral . S t a t u t e . be payable at the Ftrat N'llonal fla n k criminals and the foes of organized N o tic e la hereby g l v m t h a t J o h n l lr a u r r , will ot S anford, In Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. p u r r h a . e e of T a t C- r l it.c a tr No. 416, d a te d government. • All lib!* m u tt be a r r u m p a n l r d b y a cer­ • n r t l b d a ) .if J u n e A. II., 1917, h a t filed tified check for I per r e n t of t h o p a r valu e The fact is, Ellis island, according »Hd r . i till r a te In my iilflr* a n d h a t m a d e of t h e Limit} tiid for. a p p li r a t l u n (or t a t d i e d lo l . t u e In accordT h e Hoard cd C o u n t y Com mlaaionrr* of to the authorities, was not intended wt*cv w ith law. Said certificate t i i i b i a o * th e Simlnolii County rwtrrr* the rifiht to reject folium m y d t - 1-ribcd p r o p e rty . I t u a t r d In a n y a n d all bid*. as a prison for such offenderd. Fed­ Sem in ole ( ‘a u n t y , Florida, to-w it; S > j of HO A m i ( I F C O U N T Y C O M eral judges, in the past two years N K I i of N W f , Section 27, T o w n a h ip I I , M I S S I O N KHS, 8 E M IN O LB S. Kang* 30 K., a r r e t . T h e . a i d la n d Wipe C o u n t y , Florida. acting under the authority vested n . . r « r d a t the d a le o( th e U . u a n r c ol aucli ale In l h . nam e of l.'nLnuwn. l l n l e . t A t l e . t ; in them, liberated 557 so-called cerllflc IIY L. I>. l U c a n l 'r o , •aid r i r l l l i c a t e .hall be re deem ed according E. A. I l O U f i t.A SS Tcm. "dangerous aliens" either upon their lo law , t a t deed will Iraur t h r r . n u n l h e f i t h Clerk tfi-4tc. C h a ir m a n . d a y of J a n u a r y A. U. 1920. own recognizance or in the custody W l l n c t i my uffirlat . l e n a t u r e a n d at NOTICK OF SOLIOFF'H HAI.H. Mti d a y of lle c em ber A. )>., ill 10, of their lawyers, according to Re­ t( hS lE. Atin* N o tic e la hereby r i v e n t h a t u nde r and hy J.) !(. A. IMIlMil.ASS, presentative Isaac Siegel, n n um ber Clerk C lre u lt C o u rt Sem inole C o u n t y , v i r tu e Ilf a n r a r r u t i o n laaued out id a n d u n d t r the aval of t h e Circuit C o u r t of SemiFlorida. of the House Im m igration Coe IC-Stc. . j, lt> V. M. l » O U ( it.ASS. It. C. Dole C o u n t y , a n d M a t e uf Florida, b r a r i n f d a te O e c e m b r r 5 th 1919, In t h a t r r r t a l n which is investing the Red Peril. Notice o f 4|ipllrallon llcallon for fur Tna Heed Under tS?u' * »h»trln the Weatern Union TelMrtlph Of the O rn ira l Ntatute*. < '>v, a corporation, I* thr plantlff, and N r i t l . n l i t al During the sanA* period 697 annerh* a cur­ N o tic e la he reby t h e n that It. W. Swan, ll»»»rd l'ack«rd Land Company, Pi . ists, holshcvists and other radical^ _ 40.1 , d a te d p o ra tlu n , la th e d e f e n d a n t, t h a r e levied h e I t h d a y .1 J u n e A. It., 1917. ha* tiled 'u p o n , a n d will offer for tale, a n d aell to t h r have been sent from various p a rts taald r e r t i t lc a t e in m y ofilre a n d ha* m ade h lyhia t a n d beat b id d er for c a .h . In front a of the United States to New York. p p li c a t io n for ta a Ilie it t o iaaue In a c c o rd ­ of :h* C o u r t Itouae door In Sem in ole C o u n t y , ance with law . Fald certificate r m h t a r t a the Florida, d u rin g t h e Irzal huur* of aale a n Of this number 85 are now In c u s lo follow Iny dcacrib rd p r o p e rt y i l t u a t i d In M onday J a n u a r y 5 t h I 9 2 D. lh* foltow ina ole C o u n t y . FI oil d a , to-wit: N l j of d r t i r l h r d land a n d p ro p e rty , in Seminole dy of Acting Im m igration Com m is­ sSem' in uf Lot 3_Sccilon S Townahip 21 S. Han K a nr. C o u n t y . Florida, to-w it; T n r S o u t h Half la n d biclnt rin e naarwaeil at thr I S ' , I of th* S o u t h w r a t q u a r t e r ( H \V l( ) of sioner Byron G. Uhl, the successor 3 U K. 2<> a. T h e aald ............. dale of Ihr luuanrr uf aurli certificate in Section T w o (21. T o w n a h ip T w n e ty - o n * (2 1 ) to Frederic C. Howe, who until re­ t h e n a m e uf t ir o . A. Krillne. Unlcaa aald S o u th , I t a n t * T M tty - o n i F a a t (31 !!,), aald certificate a hall lo* redeem ed a rru rd ln it to land lo b r told to aatiafy aaid e ic c u t i o n and cently, ami since 1913 had served as taw , t a a d e ed will Iaaue th ereon on t h e Gtk Coata. Piur-haarr tu p a y for till*. K. K. IlltAPY. dav ol J a n u a r y A. It., 1920 Commissioner. Shipping German Dyes London, Dec. 17. The Board of Tavle announces that the first ship­ m ent of German dyes will shortly arrive in this country. It wi'l lie followed at intervals liy fu rth er quantities. W. F. Bartlett OakfieM, Ga., May 10, f!M‘ Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., Pstluebtb, Ky. \Yitne«* m y official . l y n a t u r e a n d (ral Ihia t h e 5 t h d a y uf December A. l h , 1919. l.SKAL) K. A. 1 MlUOt.ASS, C lerk C lr e u lt a lh iu rt, Seminole C o u n ty . Florida. 16-5lr. liy V. M. I tO U tiL A S S , tt. C. Notice of M a . l r r ' a Sale N otice I* h e reb y given t h a t u n d e r a n d by v ir tu e u| a final deeree of lorerloaure a r d aale m ade a n d e n te r e d by J u d g e J a n i e . VV. Perkin*. J u d y e ot t h e S e v r n lh Judicial Circuit C o u r t of the S l a t e ot Florida, In • 4 m « 4 4 » 4 « « 6 0 * 4 M 4 * « t▼▼▼▼▼ a n d tor th e C o u n ty o ! Sem inole, C o u n ty , d a t e d N o v e m b e r I / t h 1919, In C h a n ce ry , Dap Inch Cards Will Be I'atilishrd lla* in t h a t c e r t a i n r a u u therein pending, wherein drr This Heading At The Rule Of $7.20 M eraay M o n r o e Ilu b rrta a . A d m m lt t r a l r l a I’er Year. of the F a t a l e of It. (i. Monroe, deceased. '■ '.*• r.i.ve 1* i l.f e n d a n t 1, ........ ... t r e t 'u l tr a , a* Speelal M a ile r, will offei for aale a n d aell In front ot th u C o u rt llo o .u P o o r In F -n ln c !.- I uuoljr, H o r ld a . d u r l n e t h e l-yal hour* uf aale, no M o nda y t h e .ith d a y uf J a n u a r y 1920, the foltowina d i e r r i b e d l a n d a n d p l u p e r t y , tc>-wlt: T h e N u r t h w e a l q u a r t e r of t h e S o u l h e a . t OFFICE IN Tin: CO CUT HOUSE ( l u a r t e r of t h e N u r t h w r i t U u a t te r uf Seetlon 3 1 , T o w n a h ip 19 S o u th , K anr* .31 Faat. Said aale t u b e m ade t o th e kighrat a n d heat b id d e r fur caah to aalUty aald deeree a n d coat*; uufe haa et t o p a y for till*. (ten. A. D e C o ttr a , Speelal M aatrr. ftlekinaon A* flieklnaon TIIOMAH F M M F T WILNOra Solicitor* for C o m p la in a n t. E. r r.llO I'S O N HOt'SIliJLLmU IG-Mr. )S j BUSINESS CARDS SCfiELEE MAINES Please allow me to sta te th a t I have Hold your hog cholera remedy for one season nnd have ordered more for this senson. Last year I sold it to 12 or 15 men who raise lings. I told each of them to take th e remedy, feed it to their hogs snd if they lost a single hog from '•sense of any kind not to pay me N o l l r r or S a l* «( tlfi.fiao.nrt J r a a u p D raina g e l l l a l i l r l , lllalrlcl U i a i n a f e Honda. a cent for the rem edy, b u t when N olle* I* h e r e b y given t h a t a r a lr d blila will r e r e l v r d b y th e Hoard of C o u n t y they began to sell cotton every man C om mbela aionrr* nf Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, a t t h e C o u r t H o u t r , a t Sa nford , Seminole cam e in nnd paid me for the mediC o u n t y , F lo rid a, on or before II u ’clork A, •ino and every one of them told me M. on t h r fith d a y id J a n u a r y A, I). 1920. whirl) t i m e aaid tdda will be u p m r d lor '••at it was the best bog medicine tAt h e p u r c h a a e nt $2 6 ,00 0 .0 0 Je eaup D rainage Tey ever used. One man paid me IMalrirl Honda, a aperlal d ra in a g e dlalrirt nt Seminol* C o u n t y , Florida. T h e diatrtrt for the small package and bought d r a in a g e bond* ' —Inc ul t h e d e nom ina tion ot H u n d r e d ($ 5 0 0 .0 0 ) Dollar* each, $5 worth more nnd said it was the a n d Five be aring d a t * N o v e m b er, 1 al, 1919, a nd be aring I n tere at a t th* ra t* ot ala per r e n t best th at he hud ever tried. a n n u m , p a y a b l e aem l-annaully, num b ere d rier Yount very truly, tom one (11 t o fifty-two ( 621, Inrluaivp, and m a t u r i n g a n d b r r o m ln g duo and p a yable W. F. B artlett. aa follow* to -w it: Honda n u m b e r e d one a n d tw o l o m a tu r e M erchants Grocery Co., a n d lirrorae d u e a n d p a y a b le five yra r* a fte r Sanford,. Fla. date. Honda n u m b e r e d th ree a n d four t o m a ­ *-3tc ture and berom n d u e a n d p a y a i d r ail year* a f l r r d a l* ’v e lc s s n c ss Results In Failure Honda n u m b e r e d five a n d all lo m a tu r e :'h a t Is why we soy "Feed II. A. a n d b e co m e d u e a n d p a yable erven yrar* d a te , Thomas’ Hog Powder according to a f teHronda n u m b e r e d erven a n d rig h t to m a ­ t u r e e d u e a n d p a yable r i g h t directions. DO NOT F E E D IT year* aanldt e r b ecom d a t* . Honda n u m b e r e d nine a n d ten tu m a tu r e SLO PPY , but mix it with ground a n d h e rnrne d u e a n d p a y a b le nine year* feed and moisten with ju st enough ■Her d a l e . H onda b u m h r r r d eleven a n d twelve lo water to mako a crum bly mass. a t u r e a n d h e r iim r d u e a n d pa y ab le ten Then ench hog gets a beneficial m year* a l t e r d a te . n u m b e r e d thirte en a n d fourteen dose. See full directions on package. t o Honda m a t u r e a n d beenm* d u e a n d p a yable Your money hark if you arc nnt i l e v i n yra r* a f te r date. Honda n u m b e r e d fifteen a n d alateen to xtisfled m a t u r e a n d b r r n m r d u e a n d p a y a b le twelv e year* after date. te r 'ltr .n 'i Grocery Co Honda n u m b e r e d aeventeen i a n d eighteen t o m a tu r e a n d heroine d u e a n d pa y ab le Sanford, Fin 7-5tc LEGAL ADVERTISING In C l ir u l l ( ’Olid. S o i o n l h JuiUrinl Circuit. In anil fur Nam lnnta C o u n t ;, Flotilla. In C h a n te r } U. p. Sw op*, C o m p la i n a n t O rilrr ot va. Putdlratlon K. S. Sravi-y r t al, I >> l< n d n n t a , , T o tlin u n k n o w n hilt*, deviarea, c r a n t r e a or o t t u r i l a l c i a n t * a nd all partlea i (aiming a n Inti r* .i t l n t l 'f F*. ft. P e a v r y , William I'. Itugrra. T h o t n a . It. S . v . y , T h o m a i It. I.nvy. M. I l r n r k a n d M a r t h a , hla wife, K. S. Savcv a n d C y n t h i a Sevey, hit wife, J . C. M r l t r l d r , C o o p e r lir o r e t y C o m p a n y , a entp tita llon, J o h n I. t lr n a r h , W o .lry | „ I t r a n r h , T. W. Moran. IlllU hoto t ir o e e r y C o m p a n y , a ro tp o fatlo li. K. M. ' ( r N a t t . J . It. M r N a l t , K. M. P u t n a m , J n m i a A. la vey, J a m r * A. ( • t r y a m t J . It. T h n m p . o n . Wtn. II. Aleianilit, A t e i a n d c r A l t u m -11 a n d W. K. A lpia niter or o t h i r w U e In lh* p r o p e r l y hereinafter d tac rtU rd , ami th* u n k n o w n iurre*»nr» n Irii.t of W. I*. Palm er, d e r t a . n l , a . . l ( n e e of Andrew Aulln. and to *11 p a r ti r e elalmini; an Intereat In aaid p ro p e rty , e ltu a te In HemIn'l* C o u n t y , Florida, to-wit; " l l r f l n n l n e five e h a l n i ao u th of th* n o r th writ r n r t i r r of th* a n u th w ie t o u a r t i r of th* • u u l h r u t o u a r l e r ol Section 15. T n a r r a h tp 21 H of llanc* 31 e a . t , t h r n e n aouth fifteen rhalna. t h e m e e ( * t nine h u n d r e d a n d o ne-hall leet, t h r m r n o r t h lour h u n d r e d a n d * * r r n l t e n f e d , t h e n r e we*l i r t r o h u n d r e d , fitly a n d one-third (eel, t h e n r r n o r th five h u n d r e d and e ls h ly -th ree feet, the nee weet one h u n d r e d and fitly t r e t to lh* plar* of h e e l n n l n i. Alro th* we*t halt of th* n o r t h w n t q u a r ­ ter of thy a c r t h w e . t q u a r te r of t h u n o r t h e a a t quarter, ^ e - t l o n 2 2 . T o w n a h ip 2 t , a o u th of Itanye 31 r a d . Alio L o t One of C liurrh lUock In th* T o w n of O rlr d n , Flurlda, lielny a jiarrel of la n d 0 U feel ra>t a n d w r i t liy I S I. 6 feel n o r t h a n d aouth off t h e weal end of ra id C h u r r h L ot, a plat of aald C h u r c h lot lir l n f of record In Plat Itnok A, a t pay* M l In the Puldlc Iterurda of Oranff" C o u n t y , Plotid a In w b ir h th* county of Seminole waa form erly a p a r t) , •aid plot tielny e n title d A l e ia n d r ia or O vie­ do.” You a n d e ac h of you are h e r e h v orde re d to a ppear t o I ho co m p la in a n t'* hill of r u m plaint herein Died, on M o n d a y , lh* 6 t h d a y of J a n u a ry , A. 0 . 1920, th* m a n l o i n s u ttute P a y of thl* C o u r t , It t« t u r l h e r erdere d t h a t tM* n u l if * he puMlahrd for t w r l v * weeV* In th* F a n ford 'L ra ld , a n e e . p a p e r tiuhliahcd In Sa nfurd, Hetr.inol* C o u n t / , H o r l d a . W lintta K. A. Dourlaa*, Clerk ot *ald C i r ­ cuit Court, a n d th * real t h t r e e f , thi* th o l* th day of H eptem her. A. 1). 1919. <arsl) L. A. IMJIHit.AHH, Clerk. Ilavl* ti Ollea. Bolltllor Tor C o m p ta l n a u t . 6*1 He New York, Dec. 16,—Ellis Irland known for years ns "the open door to th e oppressed of every land" and which hus become the subject of a Congressional inquiry by reason cf its new character as a place of de­ tention for hundreds of nnarchk t and other "dan orous" radicals, ic really three small i lands in New York harbor about one mile rout! we t of M anhattan. Their total are: Is approxim ately 20 acres. Upon the.e islands, known nr No’.i 1, 2 and 3 are nineteen lar, c and unall buildings of brick and e u l t Court - i o e n l h Jj.IM .il C lreult tone, many of them handsome In i hIne t al rnd for tle m lu nl* Cuunly, H a r l d a , In t h a u r r r y tructurc of four and five atorie , I’eatl J r . Uh. C o m p ta ln a n l, >ed the United States Im m igra­ v* Pitt for Divoreo J . K. Sm ith, p i L n d a n t . tion Station for this port nr. Order ot I'lilifteallnn Tu J. L. tin.lth. Victoria. Alabama: .vhicli. from July I to D e,em ber It anprarln.T from n l t i - ' a . l t filed fn I hi r last, nearly 80,0f*0 aliens entered tfct i-.-vua* th a t y o u , J . Ri S m ith , are a realder.t f a alat* nf t h e U n l l i d F l a l n o t h t r t h a n Land of U pportunity nnd Freedom th* ita i * of l l - r ‘-!r pr. I t h « t >ou a re n o . a - aide*t of th * a la t e of Ala* a- a a n d t h a t H undred: cf "unde^itab’ea" it ahouh there It rt» per- n* In t h e - t a l e of I lnr|if; o *t ite I, tvrro r.t the ■a o tlm i 11)4 W tltr of a • ihp.- ■na'iip n v horn Would ! led th deiVu-lnnt a n d t h a t you a r e n e t t "*nt,baclt to t ’ <• lands of their blrtj . the arte of t w e n t y - >ne year*. Thl* ii t h or. fore t o r o m m a n d y e a . J . K. The immigration rervice here i .ihrrilf Seminol* C o u n t y , Florida. I l ir k i r a o n tk Plcklnaon A t t v ’a for I’lainliff. I te 5t C. LAWYER SANFOUI) - - Wilson & Hojsholder Sanford. LAWYERS • Florida Automobile Protection FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION In. turanco lisucd by tho FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is tho safpMt and cheapest In tho world. Write for Information to headquarters Orlando. Agents wanted In every town In Florida. HENRY Mc L A U L I N JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES; PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES t h i r t e e n ye ara a l t e r dale. Ilond* n u m b e r e d nineteen a n d t w r n t y to m a t u r e a n d beenm* d u e a n d pa y a b le f o u r ­ t e e n y r a r * a f te r d a te . Honda n u m b e r e d t w e n ty -o n e a n d t w r n t y tw o a n d t w r n t v - t b r r * t o m a t u r a a n d become du<- a m t p a y a b l e fifteen y r a ia a lt e r date. Honda n u m b e r e d t w e n ty - f o u r a n d tw e n ty five a n d tw *nty-*la l o m a tu r e a n d b r m m e d u e a n d p a y a b l e alateen yea** a lt e r d a le . Honda n u m b e r e d tw r n ty - a e v e n a n d t w r n t y eight a n d t w r n t y - i i l n r t o m a tu r e a n d beenm* d u e a n d p a y a b l e a eventeen yrar* a lte r d a te . Honda n u m b e r e d t h ir t y a n d thlity -n n * a n d t h lr l v - l w n t o m a lu r * a n d h e r n m e d u e a n d p a y a b le e ig h te e n vr«r* a f te r date. Honda n u m b e r e d t h ir t y - t h r e e a n d t h ir t y f o u r a n d th ir t y - f i v e t o m a t u r e a n d beenm* DR. E. S. HOFFMAN OCULIST ANI) OPTICIAN Practice confined to tho treatment of tho cyo E)es examined by a regular regis­ tered physician Glasses Oiled, broken lenes du­ plicated 28 W. Church St. - Orlando, Fla. 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W ILSO N & T 0 0 M E R > FERTILIZER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILI BEILS JACKSONVILLE, :: :: :: FLORIDA / I! — *‘V ' V -7*' i ___________a-i-J — ^ FLORIDA �i V DECEMBER 19 Health Crusade in the Public Schools Hon. It. H. Hixson. 8:20—Compulsory A ttendance, Hon. George W. Tedder. 8:46 Teachers nnd Labor Union Affiliation, Dr. P. II Hensley. 9:10 -t}chool Gardening in the South, Hon. F. A. Merrill. Section Meetings Rural School Section Wednesday, Dec. 81, 10:80 a. m. Hnptlst church. R. L. Turner, chair­ WILL HOLD ANNUAL CONVEN­ man: Miss Nellie '.Tiler, s e c n tiry . TION AT BRADENTOW N ON i 1. The Teachers’ Relation totheo DECEM BER 30 Com pulsor A ttcn inneo Law, Miss Bradentow n, Dec. 08.—T he pro­ Amelia Kendall. 2. How to Secure Standardization gram for the Florida Educational Association meeting Dec. 80 to Jan. of Ruru’ School:! Under S tate Plans, 1, inclusive, hns been completed and Superintendent C. R M. Sheppard. is as follows: 8. The Need of Rural School Su­ Tuesday, Dec. 80, 7:80 p. m. pervision, Mrs. Mabel V. Wood. 7:30— Music. 4. Rural Illiteracy in Florida. Rev. I i. VOC.11 *O it • H. S. Howard. 8:00—Address of welcome, Judge 6. The R onrd of Health nnd the Grazier, m ayor of Bradentown. Rural Schools, Dr. Ralph N. Greene 0. Has the School Lost Its Vision Response and president's address Dr. A. Leight Monroe, president of the Rock of Ages? Dr. William A. McKeover. Florida Educntionnl A:*sociatioJ. 9:00—Address, Hon. W. N. Shcats High School Section sla te superintendent. W ednesday, Dec. 80, 10:80 a m. 9:45— Reception a t M nnnvlsta ho­ M ethodist church. Prof. Charles W. tel. Fisher, chnirmnn: Prof. R. W. Scnlcy W ednesday, Dcc.31, 9:30 u. m. secretary. 9:30—Music. i How Does the Returned Soldier Invocation. View the Work of Our Present Day 9:15—General announcem ents. Hgh Schools? Prof. Ray.L. Hamon. 10:15—Section meetings. Note: Prof. Hamon was a soldier W ednesday, Dec. 30, 3 p. m. In France for more than a year, the 3:00—Some practical Plan for nst few m onths of which he was a Teacher T raining in Florida to Meet stu d e n t at the soldiers' university at the G reat and Increasing Teacher Raune.; Shortage, J. M. Guilliams. 2. Should we adopt th e S'X-tliree 3:30—Business meeting, election Plan in Place of th e Present of officers, etc. Eight-four Plan? Prof. 1. T . Pear­ W ednesday, Dec. 31, 8 p. m. son. 8:00—Music. 8. Disciplining High Schools Stu­ 8:15—The Sm ith-Towner Mil', d e n ts in Small Schools Composed of Hen. W. J. Sours. AM. (}r.irfr< M, P Geiger. a 0 o i ociiool us Cruutivt De­ Kindergarten Section mocracy, I)r. Win. A McKeover. Wednesday, Dec. 80. 10:80 a. m. Thursday, Jan. 0, 9:30 u. m. ManuvUtn hotel: Miss Mabel II. 9:30—Music. Wheeler, cbnirrnun: Miss Laura Cush­ Invocation. man secretary. 9:45—W hat Per C ent of the School Address, the Itdlufion of the Child Fund Should Be Used Exclusively for Teachers* Salaries? Charles M. to the Home M aking Courses Miss f' th M. Thom as state supervisor Fisher. home economics. 10:05—Educational M easurements, E. V. Sayers. Address, Kindergarten Propaganda 10:25 — M ethod of Selection and in Florida, Miss Emma 0 . Hclseth, Qualifications of School Official*, followed by discussion. Charles M. Jones. Uusiness meeting. 10:45—The Rural School and the History Section Home, Miss Flora II. Born. Wcdnesdey, Dec. 80, 10:80 a. in. 11:00—T he Effect of the Reaction Presbyterian church; Prof. F. W. from the War Upon Educational Iluchholz, chairm an: Prof. A rthur Policies, Dr. R. II. Alderm an. Willinms, secretary. 11:30—Tilt* Young nnd the High 1. How to Find the Hidden Ener­ Cost of Amusement, Dr. William A. gies in the Child. Dr. William A. McKeover. McKeover. Thursday Afternoon, Jan. I. 2. The Grain nnd Chnff of Ameri­ Seeing Ilrudentow n and vicinity. can History. Prof. 1). G. Longston. T hursday, Jan. 1, 8 p. m. 8. History Repeats Itself. Prof. K . 8:00—The Place of the Modern II. Cassels. 4. Correlating Current History with with Ancient. Prof. .1. E. Rickelaon. 6. General discussion. G. Bus ness meeting. Vocational Section G O O D TO W edncsdcy, Dro 80, 10:80 a. in. T H tlA X T Episcopal Church: Miss E dith W. Thom as, chnirmnn: Miss Lnuise Pow­ SEALED HNS ONLY ell. secretary. AT YOUR GROCERS Industrial education—the Florida Field anil What is Being Done. Thom as H. Qulglxy state supervisor trades and Industries. Agiiculturu education—The Work of the Agricti tural Teacher: (nj In MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE the Class Room, (b) Out of School, E. A. Hayni, itato supervisor agricult ura' education. High School and College Credits for Vocational Agriculture I*. K , F attig. departm ent teacher training Unlverisry of Florida. The Standardisation of Home Een- For Fourteen Months Iowa Worn nntnics in the Public Schools. Miss an Has Been Hunting for Adelaide S Ilaylcr federal agent for Soldier Boy. vocationnl education in home econo­ mics. Yakimas Conduct Institution a t W apato, Wash. War Department Gives Harry E, Rosa Fine Record fer Bravery and Coolness In Action—Suffer* Lapses of Memory. Huntington, W. Vo.—How 11 moth­ er’s h eart Is nchlng for her soldier son, who has been missing for 14 months since h e wjis shell shocked while serving ns n dispatch hearer In tho battle of Sol-sons, wns revealed here by Mrs. Clark D. Ross of Des Moines, Iowa, who bus been searching frantically for her son, Harry, age twenty-one. Mrs. Ross came to Hunt­ ington a few hours too late to Und her son. who hud nppenlod to the local Red Cross for aid, hut left headquar­ ters before n telegram to his mother was answered. Suffers Shell Shock. "My hoy was shell (dunked nt SoUsona while acting us u runner for .Ma­ jor McCloud of the twenty-sixth Infan­ try. and wns reported 'missing In ac­ tion' In July, 1918," said Mrs. Ross here ycstenhiy. "He wa« not killed, I mn sure, for severnl of his compan­ ions told me he wns given first aid. I have been hunting for him rnlnly for 14 months, nnd I have questioned hundreds of soldiers, nnd searched through ninny hospitals, nil of whom have been asked to wnteli for him. Apparently he Is suffering from laptfes of memory. One day he knows who Indians, ant! Hi.'* u u n iry goe.v fnM ' h<* is nnd the next day he doesn't. Its eoiTers Is nearly nil the product of I 1 believe from what he told the ltcd tho fertile Yakima vnlley, where the Cross in Huntington that he Is getting Indians own thousands of nere*. It Is better nnd Is on Ida wny home. Hnr the only bnnh of Its kind In the United ry Wns « good soldier. He wns first Staten, nnd It Is a good hank. in the North Dakota National Guard It was founded lust yenr by Philip tmd Inter with the regular unity. Ills Olncy, president, nnd n group of In- job In the national hnnk nt Wnhpotnn, dlnns associated with him. North Dnkotn, Is waiting for him. I A descendant of tho Ynklmn chiefs have n letter from tho udjutnnt genend tho Scotch settlers who first built ernl pm Isi tig him highly for his sen'their homes In the valley, Olncy Is n ices nnd for his bravery nnd coolness shrewd business man nnd n tennclous under fire. I urn nfrnld he got scared otic. Ho Is tremendously proud of |n Huntington nnd will not eotno hack his Indian ancestors, nnd It Is one of ilcro. If he could know nnd underhis nmhltlons to Hvo up to the best of ntund that It In his mother who Ih their traditions. looking for hhu. I mu sure he would He himself owns 240 ncres of land, make the effort to come homo when In which he farms fo the host ndvnn- his right mind." Officers, Except Cashier, Are All In dlans, and They Are Proud of the Dank. Gets Gold W atch For Biggest Lio New York.—In n contest us to who could tell the biggest lie In one minute’s time, Jam es Mc­ Intyre of McIntyre A Ilenth won n gold watch a t n testi­ monial concert given for Bncney Fngnn. minstrel, In tho Manhattan opera house. Mr. McIntyre said thnt he knew that *‘ul one time there was uu honest lawyer," He had lip rely finished Ids sentenco when Ids one-minute tlu>e wns up. hut he got the wu\ch. The performance wns given tty friends nnd associates of Mr. Fngnn on the stage, and tunny who nro fnmlllnr with his career were In the audience. How the Swindler Plays the Game in Texas. Slut Sky” Legislation Falla to Provido Way of Bringing Offenders to Justice—With an Initial Capita! of 25,000 Many Easily Make Profit of $100,000 to $200,000 Within a Few Months. Notwithstanding (ho accumulating evidence Hint systematic oil well swin­ dles arc being perpetrated on nn ex­ tensive scale In Texas, no wny hns ns yet been discovered for bringing offend­ ers within the renrhes of tho Inw. It hns been found thnt the so-called "blue-sky" law of Texas Is practically worthless, so fn r ns preventing tho Dying Act Saves Passengers.' orgnnlzntlon of Irresponsible oil comA dying motormun's Inst net wns to panics nnd tho sale of stock which has npply the brakes to his car to prvrnt no value. It Is In the wildcat well-drilling It from going over tho precipitous I;. gntne thnt tho biggest swindles nro ellne on tho Hudson pnlhndes ^ pulled ofT. It 1ms hern proved time Kdgewnler, N. J. Thrown fn>m their nftcr time thnt It la possible for n tnnn scats by the sudden stopping of th* nr set of men with nn initial capital of ear. the 30 passengers found the no $25,000 to easily make n profit of :ortnun, Alexander Rnhh, dead frca $li*>,000 to $200,000 within u period of V n rt disease. The car hud stopped on n few months nt the gume of drilling tho edge of tho precipice. wells In wildcat territory. The money In most Instances comes from the peo­ In the Days of Beaver Hats. ple of the community In which tho fuko In the olden days In tin* Failed well Is drilled. T here Is hnrdly n coun­ ty In ToxnB thnt hns not been tho Btntcs soon after tin* llcvotatlnnuyj scene of one or more well-drilling oper­ war. a good heaver hut brrntnr 1 ations of this kind. Of course, '.hero kind of family heirloom, and tru nro n grent mnny legitimate rompnnlos hnndcd down from father to son. For! thnt nro drilling or hnve drilled wild­ some strange reason It was ronsldrrtd cat wells, nnd In many Instnnees these to he rather frivolous an) extravnpjjf In* Riff-n f , ■, »• *>#» i holes Iinv * had to In- «hnni*ewggi» Aw and it wns the custom when a one reason or another, before they were c: lplcted. Il Is the professional bought uf.i* to have It out .a strncyj swindler of whom the lnnd owners und weather before wearing It, to -*ukJ people general]) tire heninning to com- the n e w n e s s olf." plnln loudly. Enormous blocks of stocks of these swindling companies As to the Nun-ber "Forty” have been sold to people outside of Forty may not tie u "magi' - 1 imhsr.1 Texas. like three, or seven, nnd ll hr.* net iti extraordinary properties whbh math* How It Is Worked. nmllclatis have discovered In the ana J. C. Burkett of Taylor county do*her nine, about which a whale inlaid scribes how tho wildcat oil well men might he written without evl niotr.j operate: tin* subject. Hut tin* manner In whirl "All nt once there will nppenr upon It figures In both fact and lUlhint] the streets of the town two or threo certulidy calculated to pique carledfj strangers, and In u few days they will It Is Impossible to dl«ecrn any matt* let It out In some way thnt they are mntleal reason for sttrli tile of It tanking Investigations to know If thero wherefore the utiliiml assumption U nro men In the section who will lensc that It had Its origin in some Hrlkld their lnnd for oil purposes. They wnlk incident. nbout nulling the fanners and ranch­ men nnd soon secure 15,000 or 20,(MK ncres for n dollnr nn ncro or less. Quebracho Bark Valuable. Quebracho Imrl;, one of the rhlr "Then they send for nn 'expert* geol­ ogist to go over the laud nnd locate a exports of the Argentine, will tot phtce to put In n well. Ho mnke* leather nt least t're e times n* fart 11 an examination and gives a favorable the bnrk of the oak or the ticra!*<li report. In n short time n mnn Is cm* nnd In less than t**n years fortuna ployed to put down n well, and In a hnve been made by Investing In qtH few weeks the derrick Is put tip, nnd hmehn lands. Nearly 1.1*10.000 ton* d tho owners of the lenses begin to mnke the wood, or the dry extract, nn* arrangements to sell lenses nt high to the United States end Europe e=j prtccH. After the well Is down 300 or mtally. Tl e growth of the tree It 1 ■100 feet, the owners of the lenses make the slowest, nnd It is estimated tDj for M to rtH It known thnt the 'log' of the well la 1,000 years Is rtqulr first clnss—Just like tho wells nt mntttrlty. Ranger, Cnddo, or some other oil field. Espcranca Found Rubber. This crcntes n little more excitement, nnd some of the lenses thnt cost GO It Is believed thnt the rubber tn cents or n dollnr now sell for $5 or $10 was discovered by n Jesuit mtMks per nere. But the greatest excitement nry. Fr. ' Mnneeldc E«penutoi. I hns not come yet. W alt until they gel found It while • n one of his npedr. down nbout 1,500 feet nnd then sea Journeys among the Cnnibela* India* whnt will take place. of South America and gave It the di "All nt once the report goes out like gulnr iiniiio of the scrintruflnt. b«*B' wildfire ever the town nnd the roun- he remnneed that the savage* u«*d tt try where tho well Is lonited thnt they sap of this tree, which harden* qoUl hnve sm irk 11 ‘showing of gns,’ nnd ly, to mnke rude bottle* that wti tho excitement runs n little higher shaped like n syringe. nnd lenses go up ngnln. "If yon ore not direful n hit will get hung nbout this time, hut It tuny ho n little Inter on. Then Comes the Cleanup. “When they gut Jqw n nbout lixl (cot Old Ma!:'* and Bachelors, A bachelor 1 m y he legal, but there Is always something funny about idm. Cn the case of the old maid, there Is al­ ways the possible excuse that her '.over died: hut If a man wanted to lev married, he wouldn't pay any nt* tentlon tn 11 tiling like that.—Ilowe’i Monthly. Comtructlan of Pyramids. now tho Egypt Inns managed to haul the gigantic stones iisi*d In building the pyramids bas been for centuries n subject for speculation. Of Into years some who have examined the pyra­ mids have come to the conclusion that the stones are artificial, a kind of concrete. If so they* were probably made where they are. nnd the sand of the deceit wns the principal material used. if animal inii'cttired c ft S how W hich Co m s s to th e P rin c ‘.will a S jic rln l M n lin c e S a tu rd a y The English Language. It Is estimated thnt over 1-10,000,0(10 people now speak the English lan­ guage. over 51,000.000 the French, 75,000,000 Herman, 85,000.1*10 Indian, 42,Ot*1,000 BpnnMi. 13.000.00u I'nr.ugurse nnd 75,000,000 Russian. Harry E. Rots. them to wire his mother, giving her address nnd his regiment nnd com­ pany. When the Red Cross authorities arranged to provide him with 11 meal ticket and n hotel room until his mother could he heard from, nH 11 ?*»«t of Ids Identity, he seemed to take fright. Ho left Red Cross licndqudr­ iers telling them he would he buck again, hut ho never returned. While nt Red Cross headquarters here young Ross behaved so queerly thnt the Mini Cross workers thought him mentally deranged, but they sta t­ ed they bad no power to detain hitn pending word from his mother nnd could not prevent Idm from Irnvlng the headquarters. He Is still In uniform, und following Is Ii Ih description: Height 5 feet 8 Inches; slender; dark hair nnd eyes; uniform cap; marksman's medal cm left flri-ust. He wns without funds, nnd told tl a Red Cross here thnt he had been tanklug ids way on freight trains and said he had been nt I'ntiu Iti-.ceb, Fin. Would Abolish Wig*. London.—Agitation Inis been started among English barristers to abolish the weighty horae-hnlr wig und the (lowing gown which for centuries hns been the costume of tho profeKjdon In court. 'T h e wig Is lad, It tickles, and however dignified n tinn will look with one on, ho never quite* gets over the reding that lie Is made up for comedy," s.ild nn eminent K. C. The right hind of printed forms will help your business prosper by saving your time and keeping your records in p r o p e r shape. Our service ns printers i3 not limited to taking >’°ur order nnd putting some ink on paper according to your directions. W e arc able to make suggestions for business printing that may save considctnble money for you. Cur plan1 is completely equipped and w e carry a stock of • W ? 71 raoMD The Utility Uutinett PaotT in order to give you the quickest service possible �', r ‘135p ■ a THE SANFORD IthftALD DECEMBER 13 1313 I if'. victor* stnrtcd to bury tho enemy ilenil. Lying face dqwn, phot three tlm rs In tho back. they found tho body of tho former "huddle'* who hnd be­ trayed them. He, too, xrta hurled, but no taps bade him rest In peace. yanks, trapped, HOT TIGHT ONE-FOURTH WORLD'S “ The Quality Phonograph” WOMEN IN CHINA Read This Pathe Record Guarantee FRENCH TO BE W ITHOUT COAL Seventy Per Cent. Employees In sensational Feat In Russia Not Surpassed in Wholo History of War. » j ImpoMibls to Find Remedy for Sit­ uation, Paris Officials De:fde, I : BElRAYED BY DESERTER i - ericani Attacked While Asleep by Superior Forco of R usslana-V lctory Finally C ro w n s Heroic Strugglo of the Doughboys. Sjn Krnticlpco.—Stories of heroism " |(l. told of the Argonne until they tn. write n 1» the pages of history, callnntrj of Hie Amertcun marines . cimtona Thierry may thrill manline! to tlu- end of time Itself. *»•<> F|or? cf the vest cm front may pass Into *ihe cederations, hill ‘never will thenU* n story that can surpass the ono brought home by tho handful of Amer­ e n , who buttled at Homnnofku. HIt^rla, on June 2d, 1010. It was disclosed here for the llrst tunc by Meat. Lawrence D. Haller of tin* Thirty-first Infantry. With the lower half of his Jaw shot a way a wound received In the engagement, Sctlcr recited the tale haltingly. Guided by American. An American soldier deserted anti -ulded n numerically superior fores' of Russians lo a poorly protected ramp, where the Americans were bivouacked. They were sleeping when the ondaiight opened. Tho Russians were massed on the crest of n heav­ ily timbered hill commanding the en­ tire camp, and poured a deadly rltlo tad machine gun tire Into the thin llab! tanks. Then vvuo . v t • doughboys when ’ tin- field started. Winn it ended twenty-eight were dead sud twenty-live others were severely wounded. Five of the compuny have b«n recommended for the Dlstln jul .died Service cross. The Russians had pnsed^ns simple country folk, friendly to the Amer­ icans. They outnumbered their bene­ factor* ten to one. But when they turned to attack they fired even Into their own bourns where some of tho Americans hnd lied for protection min*! the hall of steel pellet» Hint rained Into tho camp. Victory finally rrowned the hemic struggle of the doughboys. “Most of the boys who were killed never lmd n chance to leave thelf beds." the otHcer said. "They were •tint while nsleep. The others came •crumbling out, nnd fought In their underclothing. I ordered them on to adrnr.ee In skirmish order. They tnored ns though on tho drill ground. A corporal, already wounded In the foot, led them. Ho walked and the met) followed. Burled Without ‘•Taps.** "'Vo reached a low-lying fcqce, nnd I organized my defense with two men on each Hank, three to prntret the rear, ntid sixteen faring tho enemy. This Is the manner In which tho men •net (be Russians, armed with Her­ man and Russian rifles,' “My orderly was behind tne, carry­ ing my rllle. My pistol was empty, and I turned tn him. nsklng for the ride. As lie handed It to mo his bond was Hawn off. I wna wounded In the leg by nn American bullet, fired by n ttuxslnn. "A Russlnn ran to our ammunition lent. I put my head out of n window In a hou«e where I hnd gone to pick • sharpshooter nnd received n bullet In the Jaw. My teeth flew over tho place like fo many pellets, flefora tone, though, wo had them on the run." "Tien tlie fight wns nil over tho Paris, r r u i u v —Hovemmentol nnd municipal authorities nnd coni mer­ chants admit the virtual ImpoaslhllHy of finding n remedy for the situa­ tion which has arisen here heenuoo of the coal shortnge, although cold weather has not yet really begun. At a secret session under the presi­ dency of M.. Hvnln, the municipal council discussed the situation and reached the conclusion that within a few weeks coal will not ho nvallnmc. not only for private houses, hut nlso for public utility services. Penknife Will Pass Through Needle (jye Wellesley, Mass.—A gold han­ dled pen-knife that Is so small It could pass through tho eye of an ordinary darning needlo Is oil display In the window of Its maker. Solomon L Baxter, Jew­ eler here. Dnxter claims It Is the smnllcet penknife In the world. The little knife hns two steel blades measuring three thirtyseconds of nn Inch. Three tiny steel rivets hold the sides nnd blades In position. “ Oil of Joy” Is Produced From the Cactus Plant Shanghai Cotton Mills Wom­ en and Children Working Twuivo Hour Shifts. One-fourth of tho women In tho world * are Chinese—“(KUKM.OOO o f them. They are going Into Industry In large numbers to work long hours nnd for little money. In Hbnnglinl, for Instance, seventy per cent, of the employees In the cotton mills are women and children. Working hours for spinners are" from six In the morning until six at night nnd from six at night untll/slx In tin* morning. Weavers work nonj 5:30 In the morning until seven at night and the wages nre from ten to twenty cents n day. Hundreds of women are em­ ployed In silk filature mills, standing hour after hour washing cocoons In tmslns of boiling water In the ex­ cessively hot .rooms necessary for npnrtrnents where fine silk Is spun In Canton alone, there nre 150,000 women In factories at a maximum wage of forty cents a day for women nnd of fifteen cents a day for girls. As part of Its program of world service fm women the National Young Woindh's Christian Association Is ex­ pecting to put on Its staff of sec­ retaries In Chinn nn expert on In­ dustrial conditions who will develop social work In factories, nnd work to Improve conditions for women em­ ployees. , This work will Include tho Introduction of recreation and soclnl life nmong the workers nnd of health lectures and educational classes. Y. W. C, A. STUDENTS TEACHING IN CHINA Various -^rrlos r.f *ho cnctus plant bnve been used by men seeking forget­ fulness of the woes of their existence. Th6 “mescal" Intoxication, which Is produced by a beverage of this sort and Physical Training School Main­ which *lias In Egypt and India numcron- devotees. Is described ns being tained in Shanghai. even .m ore enticing Shan the “hashish paradise," without causing the physical Tho vast majority of Chinese men and mental disorders of the latter. A similar beverage Ih tin* "pulque" of tho remember their mothers ns cripples Mexicans, which Is prepared from an llnny a girl wanders Into n mission American species of uloe. At tin* pres­ school who lias not hnd her own feel ent time It Is largely supplanted In bound, but Ims never seen n woman Mexico by "Icpuehl," which Is mndu of her own class who could walk, nnil. therefore, she wnlks In n most ungnlnfrom Hugnr nnd pineapple Juice. ly fashion—scarcely conscious of lies natural feet. The fTiInruo Medical Association— Alligator Farming Brings tn Association composed only of ClilGood Returns for Effort neso physicians mostly graduates fiorr Amerlrnn nnd English Institution*— Then* Is much money to bo made In hnvo asked tho entire edurnted commu­ alligator farming. The demand for nity of the country to co-openttw Ir alligators Is large, constant nnd rapidly better health for the children of Chi­ increasing;,1he supply Is limited and na. All tin* Mission Boards opcrntlni there Is not much competition. The few In Chinn fell Hint ono of the greatest alligator farmers In America are pros­ contributions the Young Women'* pering. Alligators have to be fed on Christian Association could offer te meat, but they need no food from Hep the health of Chinn would bo to es tnhllsh a norm* 1 school for Jho train tember t to May 1. for Mils Is theh hibernating senson. when they do not log of physical directors. Accordingly, In Shanghai, which ti eat at all. Alligator sk'ns are used fo: the greatest port In China, tho nation tanking bags, suitcases, purses, belts cushion covers, etc., and the teeth nnd nl committee eslnldlshcd such a school holies nro tnudu Into cuiT links, papet In lUI-t. The school has won favoi knives, whistles and n any forms o: with iWI educationists, both missionary nnd government. There h>vo already cheap Jewelry and cmnnentH. been nine graduates from this school, Mils Ylng Mel Chun, a graduate ol China Ego Traps Snake. the Wellesley School of Physical Edu Swallowing a rhhet neat egg was the enttoa, hns been dean of thib school fntnl mistake which brought to a close Omduntes of the school nro s c a tte rs tie* long egg-stealing career of a blank from Canton to Peking, teaching wilt -mike. Found In a hen hunw which conspicuous success In twelvo mlsslor it had been plundering, the reptile wn* and government schools. vainly trying to squeeze through the bole by which It had entered the build­ JAPANESE OOCTOR'18 Y. \V. C. A ing. The lump formed In the scnlx OFFICIAL. Imdy hy tin* nest egg would not per­ mit the exit, and Mo* -imke an* killed Dr. Tomo Innuyo of Tokyo. Jnpnn, A post-mortem operation was perform­ trensurcr of the Nntlnnnl Committee o| ed fo rem ove• tin* egg.—Popular Mtthe Young Women's Christian Asso eh miles Magazine. elation In Jnpnn. Dr. luouye has hecr / ___ THE U N I V E R S A L CAR ' The Ford Sedan, with electric starting.nnd lighting system,demountablenmswith3)fi -inch tires nil around, is the ideal family car because of itsgcncral utility nnd refined and comfortable equipment. Finely upholstered. ^ Plate glasis windows. An open car in the spring, summer, nnd early fall. A closed car in inclement weather and winter. Rain-jproof, dust-proof. In the city or the country, a family car. The low cost of operation and maintenance is not the least of its charms. 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Sanford Furniture Co. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx brought to light. Then lie thrusts in Costliest of Docks. his burbl'd bill and, with a sudden I t - I s sal J that the highest, pries backward Jerk, brings forth the deadly ev jr realized for n book, wns paid nt grub. on auction sale In London recently, f,.r u hook of private devotion, a Doctor Woodpecker Is Nature’s Early Aviation Flight. •XIV Century Bonk of Hours," for­ Ono may ho reasonably surprised merly the property Af Je.mne II. Queen Chief Wood Surgeon. tlmt Interest It* aviation has not soon­ j f Navarre, which brought 550,000. er revived, as n curiosity of the past, In Everlasting Conflict With Millions the legend of Alexander (he (Irent Fear hi the Child. and Ills youthful ascent In u small of Dangerous Enemies That Would "Tlii r<* Is u world of truth In F r o t ear drawn hy gryphons. The legend Angelo Mo««"'s emphatic declaration. Deatrc/ Ike Life of tho Sturdy was widely current In the middle uges\ •Every ugly thing told to the child, ev­ 9 Fc.eat Monarchs. mul many who heard It doubtless be­ ery shock, every fright given him. wtU lieved Hint Alexander's "grylioplmie," If half n thousand dlsrnso germs as a modern headline writer cheerful­ remain like minute splinters In th* should suddenly begin eating lliln tliu ly enlls It, lintl altallied mi altitude flesh, to torture him all his life hing."* Ufe tissues of your body, you would which would make the record as­ —"t'sychology and I’nrcnUmod,” hy EL surely need n duel nr, writes F. E. cension of modern aviation seem like iildlnctau Bruce. Brimmer In the Kurin Journal. Yet n childish experiment. (Iryphons. as more than f>00 species of Inserts prey t!nv;i) who know their "Alice In Won­ Civilization in Korea. Upon the nnk tree, mid Mill we wonder derland" will remember, were odd History for mfiny yours II. O. tells at Its strength nnd* vigor. So much. birds, and Alexander, mi adventurous Us (hat the people of Korea were Indeed, Unit “sturdy as an nak" lias buy of twelve, was said to have tinr- nmong the lilgiics; In genuine clvlllzu become an advertising slogan. nes-ed two of them to a basket of tlr.n. About the year 1507 a gosicrnl The sturdy uni. owes iiiucli of Us rushes mid been curried to ti lidclit by the mime of 1.1 built the first Iron lung life lo Doctor Woodpecker, na­ of 1117.034 feel, returning to meet u fleet, composed <*f womlen circular vi*sture's skilled wins! surgeon. One borer protesting parent, who askisl Mm sets with Iron plates on top, iduddod would kill a tree sltigte-tiainhsl If left "how long In* expected to ki*ep up Ids xvltli Iron tielli. Because of the pros­ at his deadly work lung enough; an Infantile tricks.'*—ChrUtlan Science perity of (he Korean nnlion. Japan will u feu Iwelles, A single mother Monitor. wns extremely Jealo u s, nr.d had tlierobeetle will produce nearly 500,000 foro brought 7fi0 boats In Imttle nrrny. young destroyers In a summer of unin­ However, LI. with tils 50 bouts, suc­ How Much You Should Weigh. terrupted activity. Weevils only stunt ceeded lu lofilctTiig u disastrous defeat the growth of tin* tree mat leave It A simple way to ascertain onoV upon tho Japanese. full of holes, nn easy victim to other- deal weight wns told recently by Dr. destroyers. Haw files, cnterp! liars, Harvey tS. Reck of the University oi ants nnd moths are umoiig tin* hosts of Maryland, hi tin ml dress before the Whittling for Wind, tree t*ests that damage the'outcr part Los Angeles County Mishnil iikkoc IEverybody Is fntnllltir with the old ,<>f th e, trees. Againct all these, the Itlon a t 1^*6 Aiigclen, Cal. First, put superstition of sailors that, to bring tree Is defenseless, except for the busy Jown 110. Then multiply hy 5 4 the a favorable brroxe. they must whlsilo surgeon. A hungry bird of any other iiumbcr of Inches by which one's during the calm. From the remotest kind cannot help the tree, for the | h*«is height exceeds five feet. Add tho re­ times there seems to hnvo prevnlled are hidden hciu-utli the hark or far un­ sult of the multiplication to the orlg a beltef that IHmtlon or sacrifice would der the surface. Inal 110 nnd the sum Is one's "Ideal plncnte the storm spirits nnd Induco Just ns plagues nnd epidemics wiped weight."—Popular Hclenre Monthly. . them to pci mil Ihe vcsesl to proceed out whole villages of people In the unmolested on Its course. Russian sailors have been known to pour nntmiddle age*, so if left tn tlielr enemies In Death Valley. It would he only a'few decades before meal nnd water over n rocky promon­ Death valley Is a narrow nren bo- tory hi order to obtain a wind favornil forests would he murdered—noth­ .weeii the I'anutiilnt and Funeral able to their design* ing but dead, grub-bored stubs nnd fallen trunks left. To prevent lhl<^ uioimtiilns In C'ltlifornlu. It Is trnlerrlhle condition nature sends a pity-' renwsl hy the Amurgurn river, which Qrc.it Occasions Reveal. sleliui regularly to each patient. Some­ Is usually ii dry clinniicl, though probOrent ocrnslons do not mnko heroes ably It wns formerly full of water. times Doctor Woodpecker has been *r cowards; they simply unveil them. known lo s|*cnd ns many ns three days Tlie level of tho valley Is covered with Rllrntly nnd lui|ierceptlbly we gr>w salt, supposed to hare been brought operailug on one very hnd case, con nnd wax strong, we grow nnd wax ,ho fr""l tUo ™ero"'<(1,a* wenk; and at last sumo crisis shows Dr. Tomo Inouye of Tokyo, Japan, I Mainly using to advantage his treedolcgato to tho sU-week International .... ."IT ....... «™*r.lir "I- n.el.lon the w ater. Dentil valley Is said to fbe what we hnvo become, * •** • Conference of Women Physician! Is only ns deep as ilo* ihlckness of the tho hottest mid driest place lu the Imrk. Often lu* slides Ids spcurhlll be­ Artificial Eyes. called by tho Y. W. C. A. tween scums or crevices mid draws out United tales. Durfng the year 1840 Professor Tlsts* particularly Interested In Ihe putdlf the worm, leaving no mark ,yr sear on soneau of r ranco created what could Conciliation. lieulth null rccrentlonnl plans of het the hark to show where he did M. Al honestly bo called nn oyo that was city for some time nnd Is medical other times tils cuttings may be deep Tho cook of n certain family had human In appearance. The method Inspector for girls In tlie public school* galleries tunnels or caverns. been Ip tho some situation for years. of manufacturing wus practically tho of Tokyo, ns nlso In several privuti A great deni of the drumming that One afternoon the mistress of tho inipo ns that employed nt tho present schools In tho city. There are up J we hear Is only for wounding purposes Jwtiso vlsllrd the kitchen nnd snhl, lime, with the exception that In th* proximate!? 500 women physician, tg _ „ .............. . ww|, with w** « « «» very Intervening years groat Improvements Japan n o * she says and 400 wome (| Jm|(|(|1, r u'he*. fon>i o f W 1 HUe your hnvo been made In Imitating tho col­ medical students. Dr. Inouye was th« Do .............. . bus dl-covered :*. prc*'’nt ron,n nn'' r t t h ors, thnt nro almost llfellko In their only dclrgato from J ii| hiii tu the i . *> diseased pari 1 lie dlreeis a rapid fire ----------------* .... . wages? *1 — mu .thinking of. glv« effect. Reside*, many Improvement, O, A. International Conference of Wo­ of mltllng bents upon the spot with fjF ^,nl >nI,° HBk pettlrnuts," have been made In the chapes, which men Physicians. In sesstou during Hep his plcknx bill, ruining Ids hammer- J 1'*' l®okscycs widened, nnd sh«^sald, are practically molded to conform fo (ember nnd October. like blows with uuroiimile and nstoti- ” *• 111ni* however many people have •he socket nnd fill all the available Ishlng precision, until his prey Is F°u **z»^***5 to dinner n o w )’ 'C n e e . KILLS THEE PESTS tor,r,;T \ — -rtiVABBaU a v ’ :tZ: _____ � 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, 1919 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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Ig". • .* ? W W I I i W W W TH E **•"~'’ Z-J:.. *'■ .' . lM * -...lux#* ;--^g SAN FO RD HERALD IN T H E H EA R T OF T H E W O R LD ’S G R E A T ES T V E G E T A B L E SEC TIO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. DKCEMRER 12 , 1019 VOLUME XI Back To The Mines Fourteen Deaths Record Coal Strike Is Over Flooded Districts In Accept Wilson’s Plan Three Southern States Property Loss Will Run Into Millions MANY AREDROWNED w ork hazardous ns ACCOUNT OF CURRENT RISING S W IF T RIV ER \tlinta. Dec. 11, (By Associated rrnl) Fourteen deaths thus far arc it'ributed to the floods in Mississippi ttibama and Georgia and property dira*gc running probably into the millions. Nearly three thousand perare homeless in Mississippi on trcount of the flood, ono thousand cf them at Hattiesburg and more than a thousand at Moridnn. IlailK,j.; trr.!!’;c in it* i'ojdeJ area U practically stopped. The dead ineludes three negroes drowned nt Hattiesburg when a rescue boat carrying nine overturned. Three sire drowned nt Atlanta, two were killed in Mississippi when two trains I ran into a washout, one negro was drowned at Meridan and two whites *r.d three negroes were drowned in various parts of Alabama. Hundreds ire marooned in various sections on scrount of the high water. Some itrrams are still rising and with the isift currents tbe rescue work with mail boats is hazardous. Iloozc Fatal To Aviators New York, Dec. 10.—The secret of the failure of some pilots in the re­ cent transcontinental air race "can be attributed to too much booze,’ Lieut. Belvia W. Maynard, "the flyinjj parson," declared In n statement to the Anti-Salsoon League and made public y tonight. " I f all of them had been as sober us myself I would not have been the winner,” Maynard added Although Maynard declared he was prejudiced against strong drink, he said there are times when a pilot might be justified in using it, for example, to tide him over after being exhaustce from flying twelve or fourteen hours He said many fatal air accidents were the result of pilots flying hnlf intoxi­ cated or with a "hang over" from the night before. CLEMENCEAU HUNGARY MONARCHY IN ENGLAND PREDICTED TO CONFER PEOPLE WANT A KING RUT HAVE NOT DECIDED ON THE MAN lkrne, Dec. 11, (By Associated Press' Hungary will return to a monarchy soon according to a statement made to the Associated Press by u Swiss travel­ ler just returned from Budapest. Nearly ninety-five per cent would vote (or the return of a monarchy he says but it is still uncertain who — king. Berlin, Dec. 11, (By Associated Press) The foreign Affairs Committee of the Nutiunal Assembly decided today to send mission experts to Paris with the exact list of all dock materials In Germany in the effort to demonstrato to the Supreme Council tho Imposslblity of Germany carrying out the Entente demands as contained In the notes handled the German delegation at Versaillcd Monday. .STATE HOARD OF EXAMINERS GIVING TEACHERS EXAMINA­ TIONS IN FOURTH DISTRICT Grand Rapids. Mich . Dec. | * 117*11 T) if • 9- T r i a l tOal Will DC IflOVing of Truman II. Newberry of j Detroit I ® United State's senator from (Michigan nnd Ell others, incicted on charge's of fraud nnd enrrupition in connection with Mr. Newberry’s election in 1919 will begin before District Judge Clar­ ence \V. Sessions in Federal court lier‘1 Jan. 27. The date was agreed upon by Judge GENERAL OPERATION OF Sessions nnd attorneys representing the SOFT COAL M INES PRE­ WILL M E E T LLOYD G EO RG E defendants, immediately after complet­ DICTED FOR TOMORROW AND ITALIAN FOREIGN ion of arraignments today, when the senator and twenty-four of his principn M IN ISTER ImlinnnpolLs, Dec. 11, (By Associated campaign lenders "stood mute" nnd Press) A general operation of the soft London, Dec. 11, (B y Associated pleas of not guilty were directed by the coal miners is predicted for tomorrow. Press) Premier Clemonccuu arrived court. Co*’ "vi!! be movfr.g rapidly by tho here this morning. During his stay All the so-called principals were re­ in London he will confer witli leased on their own recognizance, pend­ first of next week in tbe opinion of the Premier Lloyd George and the ing arrangements of bonds of 110. 000 operators here. Officials of tho United Mine Worker* Italian foreign minister Scinlonao. each on one indictment anti $5,000 no who last night sent telegrams to locals London, Dec. 11, (B y Associated another. telling of the miners general committeo 'H . i wo prime ministers ho-t hero yesterday accepting President gan private conferences immediately Wilson’s proposal to return to work aro it is generally expected the discus­ confident there will be no delay on tho sions will last through today and part of the member* of the union return­ tomorrow. Lloyd George abandoned ing to the mini's. the usual Thursday visit to the House of Commons in order to pi ne'e the entire time nt Clemenceau’s disposal. REN EW ED INVITATION'S TO HUNGARY T t) SEN D HER It E I’ R E S E N T A T I V E 8 I MMKDIATELY SENDEXPERTS TO DEMONSTRATE IM­ TEACHERS IN POSSIBLE ORDERS SANFORD FOR EXAMINATIONS GREAT S U P R E M E COUNCIL DEMANDS CANNOT HE M ET IlY G E R ­ MANY Newberry I* Dumb RESOURCES IN A L A SK A L IE IN IDLENESS NOW By First of Week WILL BE NO DELAY SUPREME COUNCIL ANSWERS HUNGARY REGARDING DELAYS I’nris, Dec. 11, (B y Associated Press) The Supreme Council has nnswered the message from Premier Huszar of Hungary in which it is asserted Hint tho delay pending in the Hungnruin delcgntcs getting to Neuilly is because some of the pri­ soners urc in Rumania. The council refused refuseil to enter discussion of the matter and renewed the invitation XI I . . . . . . n ■ >, In im il P l i l i r o c n t l t !l( I V ’ 1‘ 4 to Hungary to H send representatives immediately. SERBIAN RELIEF NEEDED MORE THIS W IN TER THOUSANDS OF FA TH ER LESS There is nn unusually lnrgo group ol CHILDREN NEED H ELP OF INTELLIGENT teachers residing In tho Fourth Con­ LACK FROM T1IK WORLD GOV ERN M EN Y R E SP O N SI­ gressional District taking tho state BLE FO R TH IS CONDITION New York, Dec. 1 0 . — Allan M. examination at tho court house this Washington, Dec. 10.— Declaring I Gale of the Serbian Relief Cornweek under tho% supervision of .tRe th a t "lo r lack ol intelligent govern­ J mittce, commenting on a recent Bourd of Examiners, Thus. B. Kirk of ment assistance the truly great re­ Pnm l l l l l l f Ptt despatch f (rum Belgrade stating that Tampa chulrmnn, Miss Clare Hampton sources of Alaska must perforce lie Serbia was on her feet again, having recovered from the immediate ef­ corresponding secretary from Tulahatafo, in idleness," Govnor Thomas ifiggs, Jr ., in his annunl report toduy, voic­ fects of the war said: and Miss Christian Me Donald, re­ ed n plea for the adoption by tho "T h o Serbian Relief Committeo cording secretary of Do h unink Springs m Tin: railway question of America and all who are giving There aro thirty-three white applicants government of a more liberal A.lasand waterways should their lives and strength to tho work, eight of these taking examinations fknn policy. Tbe report said lawless­ hi: developed know thnt great as the results ac­ in special subjects, twenty-five , the ness, "particularly that fomented by pro-Germans, I. W. W. and Bolshe­ complished appear In tho aggregrade examinations. Washington, Dec. 9.—Developments vik (demerits" wns becoming a ine. yiite, they are, In comparison to There uro sixteen colured teachers «(ti.c country’s great waterways system nance. being examined, one state primary, to at to relieve the present-day strain VARIOUS S H IP P E R S HAVING , kw .iv / m VOI I1N TFPBS coml,,W,wl B,,pC'Br(n ,nr 0 mparison lh “ B8Kr0*t vOl.UNTfcMfSH . "Appropriations arc placed nt D ANNUNZIO on rail transportation was urged toduy TR O U BLE W ITH PRODUCTS one special and tbe other the nitulnr AND FRENCH HAVE KILLED £hc ’npp)| pitifully small. Much is grade oxaninntlona. Tho applicants such a lo .’ figuro as to preclude by speakers at tho opening ol the fifREACHING DESTINATION AND WOUNDED effectiveness; rich mining regions nindc of the fart that this year’s 1 uni as follows: Special certicicatea ttenth annual convention ol the Nati­ are madu unavailable for lack of hnrvcst gives the new kindgom a It is apparent th at awful icing Paris. Dec. 11, (B y Associated i Dow G. Beck, John T . Kane nnd Me onal Rivers and Harbors congress. transportation facilities; fisheries surplus in cereals above its needs, and ro-iting conditions exsist at Press) French troops have clashed : Basil Hay, New Smyrna; John L. Some of the yhangca suggested in the aro threatened with exhaustion for that tho food situation is under con­ Sanford during the present peri li­ witli D ’Annunzio volunteers at Shaw< r. Carloton E. Dunn, DcLand; railroad bill, pending in tbe senate, and trol nnd that actual starvation no lack of protection; nativos, in timo able movement and beside this fact, Flume and many were killed nnd Miss Nell McKinny, Orlando; Mlsa designed to encourage the upbuilding of epidemics arc allowed to die of wounded on both sides according longer menaces the people. But ol water routes, were explained in de­ the various shippers are having Gran* S. Wied. Daytona; Miss Ruby Min Noll Arena, Coronado; disease and starvation and, as a to n Gonevn despatch printed in a these (nets have been long known tail by Senator Joseph E. Hansdcll of trouble with their products reaching Ward. by the relief agencies and all in­ Edna result of laws and regulations, at Helsingfors newspaper. Louisiana, president of the organization. destination. Sometimo ago, tho Re­ G r ad o examinations— Mlsa terested in Serbia, anil have been every turn appears tho huge Teu­ gional Director's offirc in Atlanta, Myrons, Misa Francis Byrons, Mlsa In pn*enttng bis annunl rejiort Sen­ very widely published by them. tonic sign ‘Vcrbotcn’ the Governor ndvHcd tho growers Hint a fifth Gertrude Little, Min Mae Field. Mlsa Money In Pecans ator Hansdcll reiterated that ho would And It should be equally well-known said. morning delivery would ho made in E. Boyce Ludduth, Mlsa La Vola Bums, not seek re-election, feeling now that Chlpley, Dec. 1 1 .—As an evidence that the harvest includes the crops New York and adjacent territory, The people of Alaska, he added, Sunford; Miss Emma Barber. Mbs the time had come, after a service of that there is good money in pecans, of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which fourtieu yean*, to turn the office over For m time this wus done, and ship­ M ary' Clark. Daytona; Miss Florence "hold out their hands to Washing­ that they will do well here, we give u reas Austrinn territory during the war, to another man. Reference by Repre­ pers were fairly safe in selling pro­ Gore, Miss Dorothy Pomeroy, Salcrmo; ton, not as supplicants for bounty l»ort from one tree in Chlpley, says the suffered very little real damage. duce nnd resting with some assur­ Miss Ilortenie Flossing, Miss Gladys but In petition to be allowed to sentative Small of North Carolina to Verdict. There will prehaps be no geniuno ance of delivery. At present however, develop ns were the Western terri­ Wuinright, Pierson; Miss Jessie Pell, Senator Ratulsell’s "magnificent work" Mrs. S. R. Mitchell lias u fine large? starvation In Serbia through tbe possibly due to the coal situation, tories, now the greut Western Mrs. Frances Myers. Osteen; M in Hd aid his refusal to remain longer at the Referring to the tnennee of in­ tree at her home which grew from winter, though the food supply, Mm. Drought the convention to its feed this service lias been made materi­ Dooley. Geneva: Mrs. Bernice Hurley, ally lengthened and connected with Winter Garden; Miss Leonora Whidden, creasing radicalism In Alaskn the a nut planted by her father and mother, neither in quality or quantity, is for prolonged cheering. ^ Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Campbell, some suitable or sufficient for tho restora­ exsisling conditions at Sanford, Bartow; Miss I>ila Royal ( iuoda report said: While urged by many of the delegate* time after thrir marriage. This year tion of health nnd strength of young growers and shippers stand to lose MLss Beatrice Don, Astor; Miss Adel Indications point to a continued here from all Mutes, to reconsider, Sen* enormously’ unle*s both features are Lindsay. Orlando; O. L. Durranco, immigration as tbe result of army Mrr,. Mitchell gathered and sold from children. One cllghc indication of ator Kansdell declared that be bad fully this one tree $ ' worth to ono party and this is to bo seen in tho recent speedily remedied. Ormond; Miss Clare Gwrtx, Mt Dora, demobilization and the rlosing of nude up bis mind to retire and that tills Yesterday, the Sanford Truck MDs Margaret ShoclL Ormond; Colon war-time industries. Alaska is re­ $99.05 to arurti'T pirty, keeping for shipment by Mr. Hoover's Adminis­ decision was definite nnd final. The tration of Relief of four large car­ Growers, Inc., wired the situation Jean Cogdell. New Smyrna. ceiving the extreme* of the social her own use 70 pounds. nominating committee's report will not goes of powdered milk for use iu The price received from those sold in full as follows: Colored applicant*—Spedal certifi­ scales. On the one hand the fine Is* presented until Thurrday, but the central nnd southeastern Europe, was 35 cents the pound, a low price for Sanford, H a.. .D ec. 10t cates 11. A. Williams. Daytona; state young* men of the tvpe who develoj*general rc|tort today was thn Repre­ the quality. Had she sold the whole including Serbia. ie great Wc< f,A:i states are be­ Sanford. Fin. Dec. 10th, 1909 primary, Flora V. Brooks, New Smyrna; ed tho sentative Small bad l>een selected as product which she could have readily coming evider/ ".^ in cre sin g num­ "In Ju g o s la v ia there are 600,000 Lyman DeLano, * Gmde— Ella E. Sharin', Mayde Brooks, Senator Ransdcll’s successor. bers nnd. on i v 1 j*J>cr hand, the I. have done, she would have received fatherless children of whom 1 60, 000 Federal Director, A. Cl L. R. Co- Uoliert G. Murray. New Smyrna. Aside from tbe preliminary reports from this lone tree, a seedling, the aro absolutely destitute. Among Wilmington, N. C. Mabel Green, Martha Stroberb. Willie W. W., a.ien enemy and Bolshevik, tte convention today beard Secretary comfortable turn of $131.65. knowing tho unprotected condition them tuberculosis, eye and skin Perishable shipments under re­ Bell Billings, Mrs. Leola Chisholm, Daniels, who railed attentioh to the fact of the territory, are arriving in disenso arc rife. Of these children, A five acre grove of trees like that that the present generation hail wit­ frigeration nround fifty rnrs daily Sylvia Hicks, Sanford; W. J . Stevens, force and making their presenee would be wotrth a fortune—n source up to Ju ly, less thnn 2. 000 had been nessed almost the entire abandonment out Sanford showing awful move­ DeLand; Mary E . Arrington, Do Leon known. The great numbers of for­ of independent income with little labor. provided for, largely bocauso of the ol the Mississippi river as an nrtcry ment to destination, resultant decay Springs; John L. Hall, Oviedo; Mrs. eigners in Alaska who can hardly attending There ore several young groves in tremendous difficulties of commerce. Senator Smith of South duo to apparent neglect handling Malida Nlmmons, Plant City, Roberta speak tho English Inngunge fall the city recently coming into bearing the work in an utterly disorganized Carolina, largely identified in recent and re-icing cnroutc. Cars billed Gardner, Leesburg; Jennlo Me Pheraon, easy victims to the insidious pro­ which arc proving very renumcratlve community. The government nt years in framing railway legislation, told Philadelphia third not arrived no Snnford. paganda of the seditious ngitator. ox also are a number of older seedling Belgrade and the great . American of the need ol legislation which would telling length of time New York, It does not seem right that the de­ groves. and English relief organizations are Chicago nnd western shipments will foster water transportation lines and Republicans Meet In Chicago cent. honest law abiding mnjority now working in thorough harmony D j. J . S. McGeachy bus a young require. Regional Director, Atlanta, Representative Small pleaded for "re­ Washington, D ec. 11.—The Re­ should not receive full protection grove about ten years old, about two in their efforts to carry these moval of shackles from water transpor­ named schedule of five duys Now publican National Committee today ut all, tim es." acres, which tbe writer persuaded him children safely through the winter. York. This with terrible facilities tation imposed by tbe railroatls." Mr. selected Chicago as the place am The Governors' report deplored to sell out. This year it pnid him more Thoy can only succeed if there is here for re-icing costing growers Small insisted that each system was time for the nntionnl convention nt tho action of Congress In lsi!!r<z no slacking,of effort on the part of than 1 1 ,000 . entitled to live but that they should Ik* heavy losses. Will you handle with which tho party’s 1920 candidate appropriate money for the relief the American and British publics." There are numerous others wo could yours and connecting lines. Me eo-ordinated for tho public good. for president will bo nominated. of the native population during tho anxious to co-operative every way mention but these two Instances will Mrs. Surah Willard Strout of Port­ recent severe outbreak of influenza suffice to prove thnt pecans nrc a good now loading cars maximum. Knlrrrd Pastor’s Panfry land , Me., brought greetings from the $1000 Reward . la tho far north. There were more crop—a good money crop—one thnt A bold bail burglar entered Dr, Sanford Truck Growers, Inc. Woman’s Naliolnal Rivers and Harltors The nows was informed this morning than 1,600 deaths chiefly among is short of demand. Brownlee’s homo through the pantry All tho shippers and handlers of Congress. Delegates are here from that tbe town of Orange City has offered tho natives, Governor Riggs reported window Sunday night. After looking taariy every s'.ute. They agreed that Sanford are exerting every known u reward of 41,000 for the apprehension and conditions In the Interior of the ovevlhu shelves he was smltton with • Weather Report *hile it would take more than 44,000,­ effort to overcome those many country were beyond description. witli evidence to convisct tho murder For Florida local rains tonight re tim e ami left a note saylrg, "I-envo 090,000 to enlarge railroad trsnaport- troubles nnd are having some suc­ of Mrs. Susan B. Clark of Orange City. The entire adult population of many window open tomorrow night and cess but the situation is really ser­ and Fridny. Not much change in tbe ..............— ........... .. .alior>. $500,000,000 would develop the Po-ters giving a sescriptlon of the sus- villages was wiped out, the report' tem perature. Fresh northeast a n d . I will bring somo groceries and lours ious and with transportation con­ country's waterways so ns to make them stated, and hundreds of cblldre, jiectcd murder will bo out tho first of east winds. * them hero for you." *r‘ essential and necessary part of the tinuing In a jumbled state, the out­ starved or succumbed to cold. the week.—DcLand News come Is problematical. trunspor’.altlon system. DEVELOPMENT OF WATERWAYS IS SOLUTION BAD CONDITIONS IN ICE1NG AND VEGETABLE SHPG. JWy*? XV**t\W FRENCH CLASH WITH ITALIANS FIUME DISTRICT - -»/,*JsriI/r"34^ vs m �DECEMBER S. 1919 THE SANTORO HERALD HADING OF SWAPPING DEATH CART. MILLER IN PLANES M EETS Jacksonville, Nov. 29,— .Lwter J . Miller, formerly a capitan In the avia­ tion section of the army, was killed today nt the local fair grounds when he fell from n trajirze under an airplane while attempting to exrhnndgc planes lr. the air. Miller was marrird here yesterday' morning to Mias Agnes Decker of Fort Wayne, Ind., and had kept the marriage a secret. News of the wedding wns received by officials of the fair as­ sociation. n short time Inforo Miller was scheduled to take the air for hLs act, and two association officers were in a jewelry store purchasing n wedding gift when the accident occurred. Mil­ ler was a native of Fort Wayne,Ind., and wa» twenty-five years old. He made a successful exchange of the planes here yesterday nnd today signed a con­ tract for an extensive tour during the next fair season. party yesterday-aftfcrnoon given in her honor by Mrs Frank Miller, whom sho In visiting T h t home which is one of the most attractive in the city, wns unusually pretty with a profusion of pot plnnts tastefully arranged. The lights were shaded with red reflecting the glow of sunset upon the groups of hand­ somely gowned guests. There were seven tables of players ami tho prize for high score, n lovely card table cover, war. won by Mrs. Margaret Rarnes. The ronsolation prize a mndeira handkerchief went to Mrs. Snm Younts. The guest of honor was given an embroidered towel. Salad and ices were served at the close of the gnme. ment for Immediate release of No intimation of lU character w«* disclosed, but officials in touch with the situation believed It was more emphatic than any sent heretofore It was thought here tonight thut the noto would be delivered by the American representative to the for­ eign olllce nt Mexico City by noontomnrrow. but there was no state ment as to when the text would be made public State department offi­ cials declined to be questioned con­ cerning the nature of the communi­ cation ANOTHER FINAL NOTE Sent To Mexico Asking For Jen kins Release Washington, Dec 1 — Another note to the Mexican government re­ lative to the arrest and imprisonment of William O Jenkins, consular agent at Puebla, was sent by the state department today to the em­ bassy at Mexico City for presenta­ tion tomorrow to Carranza The note which some officials in­ dicated might ho the last on the sub­ Mrs F J Gonzales was the spe­ ject, was in reply to Mexico's answer cial guest at a very lovely bridge to a sh a rjf demand by this govern­ M rs. Gonzales Honored ’s rugs Safety Deposit Boxes. Prompt Delivery Box 84. Lakch ul, Florida to congress, to be presented Tuesday There were no adv2“«*. to the de­ would have a good deal to say about partment today from t ie Mexican Mexico cnpital concerning the Jenkins case, or the latest murder of another oil man. William T Wallace, although the embassy had been instructed to investigate anil report Senators and representatives, back today for the regular session of con­ gress tomorrow, took a live interest in latest dispatches from the South­ ern republic nnd there were indica­ tions that debate would break loose in both houses tomorrow on the gen­ eral Mexican situation {Several sena­ tors who had expected to discuss the situation said they would await publication of the last note from the government before expressing their views In some quarters it was be­ lieved that the president's messnge whatit means when your boots aren’t right and hirgcst rubber manufacturer in the world. * H E N you’re underrun­ ning the traw l in a high sea, the dory gunnel a w a sh , and you gellin g drenched w ith th e sw ash com in g over the bow —w h a t if y o u r boots leak then? Every pair is backed up with extra thicknesses of pure rubber and good strong duck where the w ear is hardest, at ju st those points where boots are likely to break through first. It’s cold, w e t feet for hours. A n d h alf th e joy gone from the '“m u g g in g u p ” afterw ards I Every pair is made with plenty of room at the toes and is shaped so as not to rub up and down a t the heel. A real fish erm an ’s boot— m ade un a good com fortable last, strong an d tou gh a t every point— th a t’s th e U. S. rubber boot, m a d e f o r Go to the store and see for yourself these U. S. boots for fishermen—any length you want, tho Storm King, the Sporting, tho Knee Boot. g fis h e rm e n U . S. boots arc made by the oldest r Look for the U.S. seal—it means solid wear and long sefvico for your money. W J. Daylarian representing the Orlando Bargain House was in the city to lay His firm buys and sells all kinds of furniture, rugs and rarpeta and also cleans nnd repairs rugs See their advertisement in the Herald They nre the best experts in the south especially in Oriental V$ult Doors, Fire Proof Safes, have cold, w et fe e t for hours at a s Hunger Strikers Weaken New York, Nov 29 —Tho hun­ ger strike which has continued today has split the Ellis bland soviet into two fractions; the left wing, which ■purns food, nnd the right wing, which devours it at every opportu­ nity The left wing has refused 10 meals since last Tuesday Alexander Martin McDaniel was ■olemnized at .the home of the bride* parents Mr and Mrs E I. Drown. Sunday afternoon at two o'clock The benutifu! ring ceremony wns impressively performed by Rov C. W White of the Methodist chruch The bride wore for the wedding, a handsome cout suit of blue serge with n rhic little turban of gold lace with relieving touches of blue A blue georgette waist completed the charming costume, in which the bride wus never more attractive Mrs M cDaniel is the third daugh­ ter of Mr and Mrs Drown and has resided in Sanford since her child­ hood She is quite a handsome girl, pleasing in personality and very popular Mr McDaniel is a Sanford boy and has grown up here from boyhood Ho was associated with the Sanford Herald until called into the service about two years ugao Afier bis return be went into the printing business for himself nnd quite re­ cently has accepted a position in tho composing room of tjie Dunneil Tribune Ho is well liked by n large circle of friends nnd business assoc­ iates and is the eldest son of Mrs E A Douglass Mr and Mrs McDaniel left immediut ly utter the ceremony in their car for the E a .t Coust und will reside in Dunneil Tho young couple were the rediplcnts of many handsome gifts Florida Safe & Lock Co U . S/’ Boot* — made in all sixes and styles, red, black and white. Ask fo r U .S. RUBBER FOOTWEAR “ U. S B o o t e e — for work around the docks. Red, b la c k or white; tw o height* — six eye­ lets and four eyelets. �IANFOBD 11Kit A C O U N T Y H APPENINGS AUTO SU PPLIES Sanford. Florida HAST 8A N FO III) Mrs. B eatty was under Dr. Christ’s care at the hospital for two months T h e C. E . Chorpening school huB last spring for the same truuble will leave Cameron City at a quar­ after effects of influenza. ter of eight where heretofore it left Mrs. .Philip B. Andrews of Celery at 7:15. • nvo.i Is reported as being quite ill, We understand thot L. A. Hrum- with u nurse in attendance. We did lcy ia quite ill with on attack of not learn the nature of Mrs. An­ influenza. Trust he may recover drews illness hut regret extremely soon. to hoar of her Indisposition. Mrs. C. E. Chorpening had the Mrs. Susie Squires is entertaining misfortuen to sew a machine needle some guests front the north at her Into the end of the middle finder Cam 'ron avc. home. of her left hand, it had pentrated Mrs. Lulu Carpenter and young into the bone J inch and broken son Clnudo arrived .Tu esday from Into two pieces. I)r. Tolar extracted Charlotte, C. to spend the winit and Mrs. "Chorpening bravely ter with her sister Mrs. M ay Hasty bore the pnin without any knock­ and family. Bed Hasty wont to out drops. Jacksonville Monday to meet Mrs. Several numbers of tiie Warren Carpenter. family went to Orlando Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cownu’s Mrs. Tina Warren B eatty returned little son is ill with chicken pox. with them from a six weeks stay The oyster supper social at Moore at the hospital, where she hud all Station Church last Friday evening of the ribs on hor right side remov­ |was a very pleasant affair socially ed. Dr. C hrist is hopeful of a per­ us well as financially. The supper was manent recovery for Mrs. Beatty. was line every bit of it and quilt a nice sum of money was cleared. Tito Indies wish to ttiank tho doner of milk,erst etc. end hope to mnk > glad a let of i tiildreii who otherwise would not see much of San ta Claus. As that was the object of the under­ taking to raise money t > buy gifts for the annuel Christmas tr<o for Santa to d h tribi.ie to the liu ! • folka who attend Moore’s Station Sunday School. OUR STOCK OF TIM K IN BEARINGS IGNITION PARTS RIMS AND RIM PARTS IS ALWAYS CO M PLETE THE REAL TIRE the Supervisor of the Bruniwlcl. added to the force of clerk.i at Mrs. telephone otlico and is here recuper­ C. A. Higgins store. While Mrs. ating front a recent operation. J . A. Prevail and Bernard Black are new ones at Snyder’s Dept. Mr. i t.d Mr-. I,. II. DttncnnVif Store. ^ Drlando spent the week end with Mr. nr.d Mrs. R. L. Pann nad friends anti rel it*, e*. 1diner Dann nnd M n . Dann’s i-iThe young ft - enjoyed a chick­ t , M i . Proc tor were we 1. end en pillnu at the homo of Mr. and vi ilora to Orlundn. M n . N. C. Ja m b s lust Thuts lay night. B dde the Ja c o b 's family thoAo present Include*' M r. ,\nd Mrs. H. II. Pattiihnll sisters, M t-. h. ..>..1.11 att 1 auiali sun Elmer, Mi * Mary Tribble, Mi t Mr . Ernest Tolar of Sanford and busincu. • ‘ and Beattie Proctor, Carl, Edward .Vt . Hogg* ofJacksonville NO’ TH E WAR HASN’T Mr. Sydney IlarrDon of S t. Aun ■ • Mir ■ Aliro Mae Jones of GooJam es Porte*.' dd, i ’, \Y\ Mo.ieh-y gu tiae ii in town tltli week in Ur STA RTED AGAIN gi . were vi tiling here laid week. nQ« trgo Long and M r. and M Company. Biat he Putt! ball of Wn-ht ’s ju st the new tire that c< at interest of the Land J . C. Jacobs. All report it very it ton, D. C. is homo for the liolla hunch of money I low in,r o 1 Wlille In r - M r. Harrison ii the guest p.enfant tint-. of Mr. and M r-. Ch.ts. D. Brumcly. it. ys. mile* from nowhere. But never We are plad to report thpt Mr.-. Mr. and Mrs. Corny of South mi n il-s to p worrying, Mr. Motor­ The Chuluota Inn will reopen Sfcovc-r i.t Rome* what impraved. ■lira arevisiting their mother ist. Our tiro vulcanizing will fix for the M-atiOri soon. The Inn him Mr, and M r*. Pend of Lowell Mr-. Townsend. you up in great shape. We’ll been completely remodeled ami re­ The friends t-U lr a . It. G. Nieholsnvo you money and make your fund hed and well he under the Muse., are with u.- ngnin for tie ,• ymptithizu with her in 4ho lo 1 tire in t tor than ever. efficient management of Mrs. Brum- winter. of her brother, who e death occurred lay which I- em „gh r.ald. Mi ;<es Ola and Mildred OhlhontC in Kichtand, (ia.. n few day* ago. Mrs. H. L. Dann has as her guc t were p lc csm l visitor, to our city ‘dr. Bonnell of Daytona is visit* PHONE 17 ,* her sister. Miss He*-it* Proctor of last Saturdcy. ii hi 1 hrotiier and family. Oak nn .’ini St Sanfnr i, Florida Brunswick, Ga., Mi t Proctor i Miss Winnie Ilriiwn lias been Mrs. Robin -m of f.ahe Como ii i • guest t! Mi . Be H a:l. Mr. and M i*. I I . B. Levy. M ir M X X X X x x x x x x x x : x x x x x x , > ^ x x x x x x ; x M ; ; f X X x x x 3 & % ^ x x Hose l evy nn 1 Mias Lydia Peters motored t<* Orlando Tint Monday, an ! Mr Harrj V llson m 1, J- 1 and G / ., M n. Holl ­ and Mr. -lone vidted Mr. an<l Mrs. Aubrey Moran Inst Sunday. X • . tV /i . * U J \ / * ■ i >■ 1 *' ' v I [ X M. K. Dooley h in Sanford llii*week, tnkiii; the t-aeher*s exam ina­ tion. A. ' a jt1 L ’ V m ^ Mr.-. H. H. Pattinhnl) and Mi: Blanche Puttlshnll spent last Wed­ nesday Jit Oilando. i IM IIM 'ATS 3d T P * -.’.S E- 1 rc-i Tiain, tr.-tn \ . a beaten by 1 '■ an eagle which ■<-e 1 { eighteen : ,* nt a speed - nil hour, no* of the crew. •i* r, mi 11 a \ C C ID » rriT Har Explanation. Mistress—You sily you enn’t r. :t<l, Nnrflh. Ilmv In the worltl did you ever leant to cook so well? Now Cool:—Slntre, tutim, O! i y u to not bein’ able to ntdc i|, • Vitok books. nU R C L A R y L IA D IL IT V b'lATC GLN33 Our Aj * nl. M il. U. W. HERNDON, will write jou any of the nbuv« forms of Insurance or anythin-; you need in the Insurance line Thruu1 h Ids eonncctlun with us ho t.ui vivo j<> t Insurance prolec linn in the wry strongest Company.*, in each and every Mac. JAMES & FAXON, Jacksonville, Fla General Insurance EtUdtHsi.ed 1300 Surely Bunds Employer* Liability On Flour, Grain I n Bn; I m>« V* ■..b-wilr Prices none • NOTICE Bills will he received by th] Board <f C'nui.ty Coni mi-Honors . , ’ 1 tty at their next r gulnr rnii'ii 1,: t-.i he l-.ild on Tut- dr January tit I I'JJO at 1U u’ehtel; ... Mi f* r 1 . - ourclmsn of one ear Jo:-. . of A m iriian Ing-it Iron Culvert*. Hoard ri ervt - thu right to re­ ject any nnd nil bids, E. A. DOUGLASS, MTft Clerk *■::!» W - 17-1it*. S r . r ife rd Bid. will lie relieved by the IPjjr.J of County Commi -loners of Seminole County ut tiir.Ir next n-gnlar nutting to I *- held on Tin .day January tlth. at 10 o’­ clock A. M. for the building of n ve.ult in tin- Seminole County Court Home. Plan* and pcrlflcntlonx e^n be obtair.n! from E. A. Douglasa. Clerk of 'd.e Circuit Court, Sanford, Fieri tin or from F. II. Trimble, ..1 cl.is* in su ra n ce I II.UIM F lo rid *——— NOTICE s r ;v \ * v * .i, ; r *■ -T T ? :- 11u n r t * ijiiio m e : roves AV E and for lot is cur in era of building t t ...... •-• 1. iori.:* . Board rc- .-rvt thu* right to rejeri any nnd nil 1 P! . K. ti. DOUGLASS. Clerk. \V-17-4te. HIS is the ideal Tractor Plow, doing tliu work of one mule. The machine j>lows harrow;;, discs, mows lawn, s a w s wood and pumps water. Demohslration on Tuesday, Decem ber 1G, in the M orning AT O. J . P O P E ’ S FARli/l, C E L G R Y AVE. Chri. ti.in S.icace servlci*.* will !-<• held r.t tho Woman ’ 1 Club, Onh avenue, hetween Third an 1 !- ourth -tr, it, on ‘ Sunday morning nt 10:15 *’clock. S-.d.j- t : “ God, t . Preserver i f in 3 n.” W-17-Ote, m sifirncc* ^:?io t. • I: i:i;t f [ roorrn am Miiali l.itriien with good lu-M-.lon i 1SOD. oa U fildcoci-: ii rooms, one t!i:*t sk.ouM not -t..v on my fa rm : tl.7 acres, on good ro land and a splendid 1oca tic considerable muck ICO.DO Afterr.o< n 1 1 the farm of SiEf'R Y W IT T E , on W e s t Side. MUR. J I'Ll US TAlvAClI SOPRANO AvuUai-1.' f*--r Cane* Recilals, ca!e-. l-’M v.d:, Ontt- -i** and B. Church tk’rvlrt a Sauforl,* * it Florid WANT ADS P A Y Watch the So u th E o s rner �!Y*T' -W 111 ill ■ ______ ........ 1 . SANFORD DAILY HERALD pp.CEMDER 1 2 , 1 9 1 9 VoohuboUlc Brothers, of Texas. Rov. D. D. Mnrston and wife have been In our community about live years and have been good citizens and line neighbors. They will spend !ho winter at Daytona Bcarh where in .) AUTO t a g s n o w r e a d y •hey own a cottage, und * in the * for the .•onvfcr.cc of th e public ipring expect to return to their old l 9p|l«tlons for registrations of motome at South Bend, Imltana, where chicle* for the year 1920 M A Y ;hey will lornte permanently. J f PILED NOW, If accompanied fr remittance. Tags will be sent Stoci: raising is one of the grow(,t about the middle of Decem ber ng industries in our part of the :ountr>\ Harry Rabun, who owns « time for the new year. fjraje see tliat all questions are ind deals in line Duroc hogs, made iri*rrt*i and your name and address i sale last wobk of fine fnttoned i, printed or written plainly to avoid mgs, some of the largest tipping yton. The law require:; you to ex- die scales at 400 pounds. Mr. Al­ tc3 tc the application before n No- bert Draper, who is also interested 1, Public or some oilicer using a n hogs, had the misfortune to lose i thoroughbred Duroc boar ami a ml. fine sow lately from unknown Blanks may be secured from) rauses. Juliet* of the Peace, Notaries! J920 Auto Tags Now Ready Pil'd: and fiiunty Ollicers, or th e j Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wainwright and children of Pensacola, .Mr. and Comptroller. E R N E ST A MOOS Mrs. Spencer Wainwright und child­ State Comptroller. . ren of Aator Pnrk, left Tuesday ____ x f after a pleasant visit to their parents Mr. and Mrs. T . E. Wainwright. m TYH m m s Tho Camp Fire Girls have secured a room nt the old Argo House and will tit it up as a permenent club room. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Harper and family, Mr. Davis of Mont Verdcr spent Sunday with Mrs. R. II. White INTHBST IN GERMAN ARMY NEW NATIONAL ARMY HAS SPIR IT OK DEMOCRACY Cologne, Dec. 1 1 .— More intrest is living shown in athletics in Germany's new national army than was ever known before, according to information reach­ ing the British army of Occupation. Tournaments to which the public nro invited arc of frequent occurrence und are occasions of unusual intrest in var­ ious parts of Germany where members of the new army are stationed. AH ranks participate in the various events, quite contrary to tho practices of Germany’s nrmy before tin* beginning of the wnr. At a recent marching meet contests were won by commissioned olllcers who contested against tho en­ listed men. In a jrolimlnary event ’.“ ‘V; T ........... m Dresden an enlisted man won first place in a mounted event w.th a regimental commander second and a secomi lieutenant of artillery third. Nothing of this kind was over heard of PAGES German Shells Reveal First Reims Cathedral Parts.—Students of history are greedily digging for every scrap and shred to piece to­ gether nuother chapter of by­ gone days ns n result of the rel*ort of the nrchneloglcnl mis­ sion planning the reconstruc­ tion of the Helms cathedral. It states Hint German shells which ripped open the lloor of that twelfth century church have disclosed another cathe­ dral built by the Franks which lias contained the tomb of King Clovis for 1,410 years. It is expected tlint further excnvntlon will reveal the whole foundation of the older cathe­ dral built by early Frankish architects. i “ I’ll match m y carbon copies against any in town for neat­ ness, lasting legibility and uniformity. I always use TRADE MARK. Carbon Paper THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Phone I 18 Sanford, Florida Like Most Mothers. Dorothy was told Mu* must go to bed and her mother would come up later and kiss her good night. "Hut." Mlh| «KUrjHmt , n, ,„ . p r aho Important L. . m History. Or Is It the Telephone? ,vns , o)l, t|,(„ m.lk(, tmv On tin* tenth of October fn I'M.', Personal In Loudon Tim es; "Dick (inference. "Rm what If I have the Which, be Felled Stales Naval academy at covers over my licndF* she asked. ring-ullug-utlngdliig. * l.cn." Annapolis was > petieil. George linntranslated from alarm clock language She was told her mother would kiss |Into tlie vermicular, means; "Wake tip, ■roft. the historian, who wn« then sec­ n s - . - ........................................................................................................ Dlek. and uet onto your Job."—Boston tvltary of the navy, was largely Instru1 Transcript. p te ntal In establishing the academy Miss Annie M cBride has returned to lier home at Monroe, N. C. after being a guest of Mr. und Mrs. Mc­ LAKE MONROE Bride of this place. Miss McBride BtuineM in our section Is fairly will visit Atlanta enrouto home. traaineRuyers are frequent M ure find i inflii \fiV« odors and many farmers are availX " ......... ...... t:( themselves of the opportunity Bertha and Ida Ahern, Horence | " «J wiling direct from the fields, Snmir and Hugh D raw dyof Orlando itlrrs are shipping. The lettuce Mrs. W. C. Beasley has returned pown at .Monroe is of a superior from a plcaant visit to Green Cove <-.rlily. The heads are large and ’/ fcn and some weigh two pounds Springs. The stork stopped at the home of ,;j our, the single head. The far­ e d are demanding u fancy price Drew Warren Wednesday morning iii getting it and a general air of und left a little son. ;r«I*rity prevails over our entire etion. Some of the llrst sales from LAKE MARY ITEMS Jtr and U n acre patches made the .1 D Kvnror returned home last week pit wcei; are so foiluwc: after spewing n nmnib in Be.-ton M iu i, .Albert i la "’kin . one-hall acre, with relativta TM.OO; Harney Lyons, little less Alibic and Charlie Sjoblotn came tkiR half acre 3500.00; Charlie Bell, homo laxst week front Kansas where U( acre after cutting l^TO choice they had been at work for several jimptra. therefrom.* 3000.00; Drew months fattrn, half acre. 3500.00; John Mr nnd Mrs Will Evans and two h-ter, West Side, three acres, children returned to their home in T a­ |»X>0.00; Harlow Mann, car load, mpa last Sunday after visiting here for .750.00; J. II. Mann, car load, some time (115.00; John Bully, car load, $2.50 The Evans family received word *r hamper, f. o. It.; Ben Lake, acre here some two weeks ago of the death f’turc 31000.00; Ben Lake, acre of Mr Henry Whitten He passed nrfy cabbage, contracted at 32.50 away nt New Smyrna where he nnd Mrs o* t>. Whitten were located for the winter Betide* the above many express The remains was sent back to their «?J rar loud shipments have not home in Maine Mrs Whitten is a mn reported. daughter of Dr Evans Mr Whitten Ore of the good farms to change leaves a wife and one daughter to mourn ‘.udt lately was the twelve ncio the loss of n husband und father taprored place of Rev. D. D. Mr nnd Mrs H R Cadman nnd Msrston, the purchnser being the children motored to Narcossee last Best quality Amoskeg Outings, heavy Sunday and visited relative's there for weight, sin oath fleece, plain white, pink and the day blue, pink and blue stripe. Bed and brown plaids. Black nnd gray checks. Mr an Mrs Cohen of Otlando were visitors here Inst Friday For this .1 day sale per yard only. 3 5c Sanford Head. Them With Uncommon Interest OVIEDO A Sanford citizen tells his experience !i the following statement. No letter Miss Mnhel Swope, Mrs. S. W. fridrnce than this can lie had. The truthful reports *d friends nnd neighbors Swope, Francis Swope, Misses Olive isthe best proof in the world. Ask your Lczetto and Rutli Young of Clement trifkbor! * Standard make, black stockings for Boys Hall were delegates to the Christian A. \V. Wathen, farmer, 400 W. First Endeavor Institute held in Orlando and Girls, Size fi to 9bj. Fine ribbed, and St, Mnford, says: "I have used Doan's worth about GO cents. Guaranteed fast black. Kir.ey Pills otf and on for several years Monday afternoon and night. e i they are the best kidney remedy Special for this .'1 duy sale 3 5 c, 3 {>!. $ 1 .0 0 Rev. E . E. Wright loft Tuesday tj he had. I have suffered a lot wit.i morning for Lakeland where lie cy bat': and kidney weakness. On occasions Doan's Kidney Pills will attend ghe annual conference hie come to my rescue when I was of thu Methodist Church South. nspletely down anil out with kidney Mrs. Ed. Jordan left Tuesday t-Mble. Whenever I feel their need for# Starke Fla., where she will t.T. they always bring tho same quick One lot of 75 corsets to go in this sale for f*.lt« and I can't say too much in their spend Christmas with her family. = 2 F* " St tement given May U-$1,10. Some of th eje Corsets sold us high as Mrs. Torn Shupe nnd baby left $2.50. Size 1 H to 110, in pink qr white. High Saturday for Oakland to visit lu*r On March 10, 1918. Mr. Wathen said: low and medium bust, Front and back l»mstill as strong in praise of Doan's father. Wtey pills as ever. 1 haven't needed lace. Closing out nt this sale at ...,$ 1 ;1 0 P r. Mr. J . A. Reed reports a big bun's linn- giving my last endorsewatermelon for Thanksgiving. Mr. Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't and Mrs. Reed have been Batfng s*k for a kidney remedy—get this melon all the fall and guarding b*n'« K’dney Pills—the same that Sir. it carefully und it was found to be Ef’, 5 dozen Brassier* to be closed out during Jitr.cn ad. Foster-Milliurn Co., just rtpe enough for Thanksgiving this three day sale for .15 cents each. These «'•». lbltlaln, N. Y. dinner. Mr.' and Mrs. Reed hud 2 : Brassiers arc stundurd make. Size 34 to IS another Thanksgiving treat in un Pink nnd white. Open back or front style 3 5 c unexpected visit from their grand­ son Oscar Rouse of Tampa.! Mr. and Mrs. C olton of New York licve arrived at their winter s a —J Best quality, pure white, Cnnton Flannel, home at Lake Charm. 3 extra heavy fleece, standard width. Nothing Dr. and Mrs. C arter nnd two lit­ E 2 better for underwear. Special for this tle daughters of Pennsylvania have S B dale .................... 38c rented the the McChc?**ry cottage r' * exclusive representative in at Lake Charm for the winter. YOUR TOWN The Christian Endeavor ; ive a for most delightful social at the Club £3 One lot of good style Sweaters for small This kricntbic Tonic makes Lay- House on Friday night. The girls . girls up to 8 years. An exceptional value *’• <>ut f>f Loafers, it makes your were requested to bring aprons und for ................................................................ $ 1 .5 0 l»r.» lay c\, day in fall nnd win- the boys were requested to bring hr *hten •, ; are scarce nnd prices the girls. The event of the evening »rr hirb. was the hemming of the aprons by the hoys. Clement Hall won the R E E F E R 'S M ORE EG G S ' All skirts specially reduced for the three prize for having the best hemmed k lac ' I by the million dollar day sale S I.95 to $ 1 4 .4 5 apron. M«ii 1 Reserve Bank of Kansas Mrs. Hankinson of Wc-.tfieid, N. City. ' . and is sold for $1 a J . has returnei to Oviedo for the Hrt;. 1 n the iron-hound, copper- winter. fitrttn 02530253539023535353534848485348 it must We will offer special for this sale one lot The Jones house has been rented Rove - iiisfactory or you can have of 25 Blankets, white, tan and gray with by Mr. Polston of Limona. Dur money hack any tim e you colored borders. An exceptional value for *»at if. J . If. Palhill who has been spend­ the money. Extra heavy qunl.ry. For this ing a few days with the family cf sale o n ly ...... ............. ................. $ 3 .9 5 P r. R E E F E R 'S M ORE EG G S W. E. Argo leaves Thursday for bone- anil makes strong Fernindinia accompanied by Capt. Steles, it stimulates your hens Argo. l‘ d mal.i a champion layer out Clarence Curry of Orlando spent *• the ordinary back yard, barn Tuesday night in Oviedo. Drd hen, ^ The C. &. B. Club was entertained most delightfully lust week by Mrs, R E E F E R 'S M ORE EG G S W. E. Young. A salad course was ■'•‘ ft icing it today and you will served, a murical program rendered * surprbed anil delighted with and the afternoon greatly enjoyed results. by ull. Mm. W. J . Lawton left Tuesday | for Jacksonville. ... n Friday Saturday Friday Saturday iv iu n ita y M onday Dec. 1 2 - 1 3 - 1 5 00110248230148532347238948534853485348235353485353 Dec. 1 2 - 1 3 - 1 5 1 Friday, Saturday and Monday Outings 35c Yard TRUTHFUL REPORTS Boys and Girl's Stockings 35c, 3 pair for $1.00 J . C. C. and W. B. Corsets $1.10 Pr. w w w w w w w w DO YOU KNOW • 1 75c Brassieres at 35c 1 Canton Flannel 38c Yd. H ieL. Allen Seed Co. g Sweaters for Small Girls $1.50 H Ladies' Skirls $ 4 .4 5 to $14.95 B Heavy Blankets $3.95 Pr. LADIES and M ISSES’ Coat Suits and Coats SIZE lfi TO IS 48484801482323235348534823485348535323235323484853 AT CLOSING OUT PRICES $11.95, $27.00, $13.45, $29.00, $18.95, $32.00, $22.00 $36.00 Serges, Poplins, Broadcloths, Tricotines, Velours and Silvertones Friday,Saturday and Monday ONLY One Big Rack o f Ladies’ Ready to Wear at $1,75 the Garment • For a special inducement during this three day sale we will put out one big rack of Lndlcif Kimonos, Middy Blouses, GHglinm Dresses, Fancy Voile Dresses, White Wash Skirts, and Middy Coats to close out at $1.75 a gar:, ent. Every garment on this rack actually cost over 31.75. Some as high ns $5.00, but regardless of the cost they will go at this low price. Be the first to get the choice. Every garment a bargain, but if you wait your size may lie gone. Fof these 1 days only ....... . $ 1 .7 5 Friday, Saturday and Monday Mornings Only g Between tho hours of ten and eleven o'clock we will offer a special reduction on 'v; 5 BLEACHINGS A N D CAMBRICS | No. GO, 36 in. Bleabhlngc and Cambrics, per yard No. 70, 36 in. Bicachings and Cambrics, per yard................ No. 80, 3G in Illenchings nnd Cambrics, per yard 24c .... 28c 34c DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY AT 8 A. Hie L Allen Seed Co. . .. V .< -• m • VJ&iVit ■■a ^ .. ;: •— * : lif •.;'/ ™ SV �•Vi EEES rj v ■ - OBUll < THESANFORDHERALD TH E SANFORD HERALD ed oil for two minute*, is a great inconvenlence, are are not used to darknesi, in cur homes, yet think of the yean of j darkness the victims of this dreaded disease must endure while it Is sapping the life snd vitality from their once healthy bodies. When we stop to con­ sider this, we forget the email sum we might invest in these Red Cross Christ­ mas Seal*, the fund from which is l*ing used to conbat the spread and progress of this malady, as well as to aid those who have already been afflicted.— Re­ I i Im N m 9-r»»4-C U »« MU1 M utrr AagnM Had EXEC U TIVE C O M M IT TE E IK*. »l tW fMtoffVr* U Niafard. rtMida’ AND port ir Star. L'adar A n •( M u tt M . t>79 ’ WHAT M A K E S FO R DOCTORS M ET rfi LAST You are nght. We know just how O ffln : Hm i M 1 TH^Sm i N», || B O L S H E V IS M " TO D ISC U SS t=3 it feels to have the lights go out. not * M G H T SUP P L IE S Last Sunday’s Memphis Commercial only go out but stay out. T H E LEGION’S PLATFORM A pp«J contained an analysis of the The Fernaid Laughton Memorial Y o u alw ays p re fe r to tra n s a c t Ther American Legion, representing economic situation, which Is so search­ HELPING THE STA TE OF FLORIDA Hospital is nearing completion ar.d business w ith o n e w ho w elcom es men and women who served the United ing and informative that we feel impel, States in the world war, definitely has leel to give our readers the gist of it. the work on the outside of the y ou w ith a sm ile, D o n 't y o u ? T o Board of Health Doing Fine Work announced what it stands for. The The article is headed "W hat make* for building is very satisfactory to the old o r young we en d eav or to give Jacksonville, Dec. 10 . — Entering first plank in its platform is American­ Bolshevism," and i* one of thp best th e sm ile of w elcom e and to m ake upon its second quarter, the new ad­ members of the association and in­ ism. disquisitions on the subject which is ministration of the State Board of stead of detracting from the appear-' you w an t to com e into c u r Hank The legion urges national laws com­ filling the public mind that we have seen. Health ha* und*r»ny R general program ance as many had opined the im­ K again and again . Y O U will not pelling aliens in America to learn cur The appeal »<•>> in part: of sanitation and health work that is provements enhance the looks of the language. It wants citizenship taught w an t to fcow I a fte r y o u havy? We are looking at a grocery advertise­ rernrd-hr**?.kirg in the history of Florida. exterior. The carpenters are making in a definite cours in every public school. ment . The grocer offers to sell sliced SAVED M O N EY H E R E . In its entiety the program leaevw un­ tine progress and the members of It demands the depo tation of Victor breakfast bacon at St cents a pound Ilerger and of all “first-paper aliers and 56 cent* a pound. lie offer* to touched no problem in which Florida the executive committee and the who renounced their intention of becom­ sell smoked hacon at 30 cent* a pound. is troubled, including as it docs, cam­ physicians inspected the work last 0 venereal night when the lights came on* and ing citizens to escape military service." Smoked bacon is fe tte r than the break­ paign* against hookworm. disea*<*. trachoma and malaria. In they found everything moving along Exclusion of Japanese from the Uni­ fast bacon. A pound of smoked bacon addition. th** board has lately inaugura-tin fine shape. ted States is urged by the ligion. It Is has as much focal value a* a pound of trd several special health movements I The committee meeting was called agair.rt pardons fro draft dodgers and sliced shavings, called breakfast hacon. j a "Keeping F it" campaign for the young J to meet at the hospital building hut Far olntructors. It wants law* by Not much o this smoked hacon will be manhood of the state; a campaign to on account of the moonlight schedule which future conscientious objectors sold. It is not put up .in cartons. It is better conditions in the rural homes of (they were obliged to adjourn to the; could lie punished. not sliced. It i< not "th e thing." It Florida, and’ a board campaign of child I hand stand in the central park' ” " In strong words the American Legion U not expensive enough. welfare that reaches into the school* where the question of the rondenu a large standing army as ex­ Creamery butter Is quoted at 73 cunt* and homes. purchase of hospital supplies wa* travagant and un-Anerican. It rham- a jmund and pure oleomargarine at 33 Dr. Rallph N. Greene, state health thoroughly dcssected. It was de­ plnora universal military training, cent*. Oleomargarine is purer than officer, and Dr. "William J . Buck.d cided to have the doctors get up the carefully safeguarded against the crea­ the butter. It has as much food valut­ assistant state health offrer, assume list of supplies necessary and the tion od a military caste, with citizen- as the butter, but the oleomargarine their duties the latter part of Ju ’y when supply houses can bid on the entire soldier officer* and regular army officers will not sell as the butte.' selosl. Once Joe L. Earman became president of the li*t. There are some of these aricle* serving in equal numbers on the gen­ chrysanthemums sotd for a dime apiece. that can be supplied by the govern­ State Board of Health. eral staff Now the ill-smelling things fetch a dol­ ment if the hospital can af­ The legion leaves to rongr the lar. A woman walked into u store yes­ ford to wait for them. It matter eif cash Imnuse* fe»r former KOI terday and bought three preserved SOLDIERS TORTUIt El) 1? w i* also the cense of the committee ijip -, k « i I n . l . t r —re*ate*r c,,rnfe*-'#.v-1 sliced orange in n Imttle. She rittd t *ivL't«jfn ciitKurnnft i tlion tor emanieej soldier*, it decline * |11.60 for the holts-]. She could buy .Vnuihtr i utm martial Involves h'opital should be opened a* soon • unritt * of llrutal treat ment to support any of the land and horr.t-iid th esrange : of 15 cent and by spend­ the repair work was finished and I.et us inspect your b attery frtn?. W e a r c experts hills so far preipc cd, considering them ing five cents more * -cure the same New York. D ec. 10 .— Another the doctors'could furnish their [ow n on ele ctrica l trou b les. S cien tific rep airin g and r e ­ inadequate. In their plate it recom­ result In she salt! which rhe intended rourtmartial Involving charge* of instruments and supplies until the mends the American Legion homo found­ to make. charging d on e. W c can ta k e your old b attery and rintinn could procure the new brutal treat ment accorded to mem­ a ing act. This act provides for govern­ Men were seated in a labor confernece- bers of the American expeditionary outfit. m ak e it a s good a s new and g u a ra n te e it for six ment reclamation of unproductive- lands One man was drawing a salary of $12,* forces, at which evidence is expected After the meeting the committee m on th s. W e also h av e exp ert m ech an ics to over­ for m ttlement by former service- men, 000 a year nml the other a salary of to eclipse even the sensations at the ar.d the doctor* insepeted the hos­ haul o r rep air your ca r. development of rural communities by 1 2 ,000 . The mechanic drawing a $ 2 ,- trial of I.ieut. ("H ard Boiled"* Smith pital building and passed upon the government loans, and direct loan* to 000 salary wanted id , 000 . He was begins tomorrow- a t Governor’an w rk being done anil also arranged former service men for building hi me* forced to ask $3,000, he sa d, iiecaus.* The defendant, who had charge for th*- elevator shaft and the plac­ of the high cost of food and clothing. or developing farms. under the provost marshal of all ing of the elevator a* soon a* prices L . A . H K N A U I), Prop. This L* the program of the Anerlcan He sported a handsome pair of si.k criminal* investigation* in the l.e- can be obtained. Dr. Weintraub of 20.1 Oak Ave. P h on e LS!I Legion. here will l»e those who will sock*. IK* was asked what he paid for Man* area, it charged that by var­ tl<- Surgical Supply Co., of Ja c k ­ take issue with some of its planks , hut the sock.f and he said, "$1.50, hut a few ious forms of torture, he tried to sonville wa* at the meeting to no man ran fall to appreciate and ad years I got them for 60 c.*nts." The extort confessions from prisoners in represent hi* firm and the local doc­ mire the document’s intense y\tnerican- man drawing $ 12,000 a year exhibited order to win favor in the eyes of tor* present .were Dr. Denton, Dr. a^pair r»f white cotton sock*. It was his superior*. iim. T >!ar. Dr. Langley and Dr. Mat"0 summertime and they we re just a* com­ The men who broke tin* lllndenhurg si. all ami Dr. T . A. Neal of Orlando. At the close of Detzer's eourtmar & line have retained their old spirit relf fortable as the silk socks. The man tin! it is planned to try on similar intrest in the background and a de.dri* wearing the white socks paid 25 cents charges hi* first sergeant, U. S. Mad­ for Americanism a.* the fe.remost i on- for them. They were more sanitary den, of Pittsburg, nephew of John than thv* silk pair. The bad dye in the ■idcration,—Tampa Tribune. black socks might poison one's feet. E. Madden, a Kentucky horseman; Even so, ufter the conference the Pig Sergeant F'rank L. Hoyt, who is al­ DANGERS IN’ “SHINE " salaried man rode away in a $5,000 car. leged to have aided and abetted Def­ ier. Madden is said to be a deserter Rabin whiskey has been bountiful and the mechanic in n $ 1,2 0 0 machine. in France not yet arrested. in the North of late, be ing easy to make Roth were waster* in transportation. The methods of Detzer and Mad­ People arc; much like sheep. If the and as strong ns the late lamentc I den, it is said, included orders for “ Duffy’s Malt ” It costa only $5 a rH: have gone crazy in extravagant quart, while re-gular whiskey ro»t* $15 thought, extravagant dress, extravagant T V ” " tn" ‘! at “ , , *’nlion tor thirtyf !•[!', V 0,1 ^lvt‘ SANFORD WILL RE UNDER NEW ■ per quart In Detroit there has been living and extravagant food, the poor j off, withholding food and drink ADMINISTRATION IN A FEW sixteen eleaths since January 1 from are doing the same thing. The rich from the prisoners until they ac­ WEEKS have the money to iqwnri and give the drinking ^raisin whiskey and similar knowledged their "g u ilt" pulling rfinroction*, besides a rnjny rase.* of had example. The poor don’t have Th** n * rity (oTunisjdoncr* will prisoners by their feel and by their the maney and they set* the bad example. blinelnews. paralysis and insanity hair: srtiking them in the face and take their scat on January find and The dangerous part of this as well Then they turn on the rich and the threatening them with pistol*. I Visitors to Jacksonvillo great thing* arc expected in the years as of all other home-made hooz** is the Imsines* of destruclion begin*. Then Is also charged that Detzer compelled Are Cordially Invited to come from this new form of goum fusil oil and the methyls, which can only lifter a while, you have bolshevism. Private Marcello, of the 110th ma­ to Our Establishment ment. It U understood tliat they have he separates! by intricate! chemical pro- Then these who consider themselves chine gun battalion, to swallow already engaged the services r»f n first ccswri, making the home-made proeluct the great ones of the earth wonder why lighted cigarette which lit* wa* alm«?t a* injurious us wood alceihid evil ha* crept into the mind* of the mas­ smoking against order*. cla.** City Manager and v hil* l»* will | Take* warning ye* lover* of tnoonjhino ses. have much to do in the first few months We art* plunging, rich and poor alike, Se*veral case* of unusual illness have of reorganization his duties will not i.e lieen re|»orte-el in Florida from the same towards an abyss, This paper yester­ heuvj; until the city take* up the ques­ day had a story of tremendous unrest, cau/e The average bottle of moon­ tion of bonding (or the public utilities. rioting and revolution in Mexico. We shine whiskey be ing offered for sale* is JEW ELER S Then* is one thing the new city manager are riot twenty jumps ahead of similar made in the cliea|i*-.*t hind of utensil*, ran do and will do and that L* to in­ liable-to corrosion, with materials that conditions. W e have lost our scrim* of it Sixteen West Forsyth Street vestigate the plants of the Southern an- nett the Ite-st and with all kinds of ik ?*. Wo have lost our common sense. Utilities Co., and g i v e u detailed report Jacksonville, Florida infecticm The determination of men We vein no longer to have the courage that will settle once anti for all the idea alter seeking th** right thing, and to *lo to have shine tnake-s it highly necessary that they have a plant that can take that we* have* Komeone who ran piiss on it 'Cgnrdte?; of those who "set tin* pace." r a r e of the present Ju-eds of the growing Wr lu*v* become a nati ui c.f sptndC sh d b lish o d F orty V o o r s ibe purity Who wants the job? — Do not allow the Ity of Sanford. tlirilt* an*l waster*. In this extravaI’alatka New* poisons of undigested The new commissioners are having giiitc,* and waste there i* a solid demo­ food to accumulate in your bowels, where they meetings and getting ready for the i.llllllllllllllllllllllllllll!l|llll!li:illH!ii:|||||||||||||||||||||||!|||||||||||l||||||!l|||l|| cracy because everybody, every gov­ OLD FLORIDA JO URN ALISTS * are absorbed Into your important event when they take over 5 3 ernment and every institution i* guilty. system. Indigestion,con­ One by one the old journalistic land­ If ve don’t put on the brake* we are the management of the city of Sanford stipation, headache, bad marks aro passing. There ore very going over the precipice a* sun- a* the npd they have a large undertaking on blood, and numerous other troubles are bound few new.*pa|M-r* In Florida that have gun is iron. their hand* and one that will require to lollow. Keep your not changed the editorial or busim-i* much earnest thought and plenty of ----- O system dean, as thous­ personnel since* we entered the profithard work. It L* not an impossible ands of others do, by HOW- DELAND D ID IT aioo In Lakeland. If u very few of our tusk hut it i* one that will require the taking an occasional dose ofthe old, reliable, veg­ long tunc contemporaries quit the game, servlet* of the c o m m i s s i o n e r * DcLand ho* a novel way of attract] etable, lamily liver me 0100010002 and the city manager for some time to wc will I k * the oldest editor In point of ing the attention of her people to any dne. H E L P US C E L E B R A T E A \ come and the tax payers are willing to continuous service in Florida. groat need and the manner in which give tin- commissioners all the encourage­ Then' reflections are railed forth by .she inaugurated the Red Cr«*--s Christ* Thedford’s ment possible in order that they may mas Seal sale wa* no exception. the retirement from newspajier .. o.-k of Jcvomplish the many things needful According to the Dol.and News nil Fkfitor A. I’. Jordan, who l a* old hi* ;n bringing up the city’s resources and I’untu Gorda Herald to a stork company, light* were *io go out at two minute* --------------------O F --------------------j finan**-* in ord'-r to put the city on a H reven, and promptly at seven the headed by i ’uul K. Garrett, of Let .burg. wilid foundation to meet th*many F’or about thirty five year* Mr Jordan fire whistles were to Dow when the exigiencrf the post war period. had been engajed in newspaper work light* were to be turned on again. If Mn . W ; P. Pickle, ol Ami tiii- tax payers will carefully in F'loridn. A man of superior i luca- me would stop to nnnlyze this proced­ Rising Fawn,Ga., writes: consider their action on the public lion. a deep tl'.lnker, and lurid writer. Id* ure it i* remarkable the fact that it "NVc have used TlicdUtility question. It is a great question lord’s Ulack-Draught as C O M M E N T IN G ON kindly and courteous nature nl uptimes trings home. To have your light* a lamily medicine. My and a serious question and one whete turned off i* indeed a great inconvenience. wa* reflected lij hi* eilltorial work. nioUienin-law could not t’anford must get a real plant here or Not that hi* editorial utterances Unless one I* prepared for hucIi an no take calomel as it seemed tin* city will never become a real city. ca*ion, they arc left in utter dnrknras, too strong (or her, so she were lacking in strength and vigor— __■ •*>*- • •» -used Black-Draught as a and yo I k * unprepared for emergencies but it would be iir.porjible to consider mild laxative and liver anything unethical or unkind in connect­ went* to Ik* the rule, rather than tho regulator. . . We use it Discarded Hats to Brazil. jamtiy and believe ion with them. Ill* work hns been ex-option of thi* twentieth venture in the lamily Thousand* of lint*. *tlM-nnled t»y it Is the best medicine for how constructive; his influence upon the age of luxury. In like manner English women nr** exported ,-ver.v the liver nude." Try It. many of u* would Lp prepared without State and upon III* community during je a r to Brazil, where they are eager* Insist on the genuine— all these years ha* been u value im- the help of others to ward off ami com­ Uicuioid’s. 2 j C a pack­ fjr bought by the Indian*. The feath- £ = age. H-”75 mcaaurcahle. Yet it i* likely that the bat thi* white plague, should it once rr* and other nniAMHitK on ihe bat* ORLANDO, FLORIDA j farica its talons into the organ* of our «r<* taken by the no n dm! the bnre wage* for a year of one of these striking, per .. it raw shapo* nr.* given t** thr!r vroraat**>l miller* would amount to n siirr systems. » -**» ttu JM tn folk.— Mo sm te Journal. ^llllllllllllillllllllllllllllilllll|i||||||||||l||||||lililli||||!llll||||||!l||||||||il||illlllk A* we -aid , to have your belli* t-jrn-j r e * r y w ’nr.r "" he hr.- ama*-..(! by T h e editor, the preacher and the B . J . HOLLY, Editor teacher would have little Incentive to W. M. IIAYNES, Buolnooo Manager work if they considered only the material regard* of their labor. Mr. Jordan la Pubtiahed Every Friday by now rrn«u« supervisor for hb district THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY which will keep him busy for a time; M and we hope that he may thereafter enjoy for many years hia "otiurn cum HTiwrmrnoN nucR in advance: O N I TEAR________________________________ IXM dig.,” which he has well earned by hia aix m o n t h s . busy and useful years of activity.— th ree m onth s. Lakeland Telegram. w m . i, <i Itt L \ s mm 4; l v ,v DECEMBER 1 2 , l)u i hia life of unremitting toil. IMPROVMT GROWING p< fe d PEOPLES BANK OF = SA N FO RD = ?A A Service Sanford Battery Service Company fci**' i *■ qi m w COMMISSION FORM WILL GO INTO EFFECT Florida# M ost Exclusive Showing o f Diam ond Jew elry and A rtistic G ift Goods 1 fry The Want Column *• ft m M ess & S t a g e r , fa r. Keep W ell 1 SECO N D 1 |Birthday Anniversary I Black-Draught m w- | CARNIVAL FOR TEN DAYS | | Out-of-the Ordinary Value Giving j Friday, D ecem ber 5th 1 BERMAN’S SPECIALTY SHOP | ^ �THE SANFORD HERALD DECEMnER UUJe H i P P f n ,n C| Mention of H itter* 1“ I,r,cf pw>onal Item* #flulcrcst In and .About Haight of the Summary or (he Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged lur Herald Header* II. II. McGregor special represen tlvo of tho Starr I’iano & Phono­ graph Co., Is In town. Dr. It. L. Mason haJ gone to Tam pa to take u two weeks course in plate work and other special work and his otlicc will be closed for that period. ' Overland Buy Diamonds Wight Tiro Co. 55-tf Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelley have returned from n trip to Gainesville which conbined business and plea­ sure. They were accompanied by Mr. C. M. Hand. ,M r. and Mrs. W. N. Ankency were called to Philadelphia last week and left on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Hyman have ai their guests this week lion. T . N. Brown and wile •and children of Swayncsboro, Ga. Mrs. Brown is the nirce of Dr. Hyman. Mrs. E . J . Dudley the sister of Dr. Hyman is with tho party. Mr. Brown is a prominent attorney of Swayncsboro is a member or the Georgia legisla­ ture and attorney for the county board of commisioners. This is their first trip to Florida and they arc delighted with the state and with Sanford. For SlierHT I hereby nnnounce my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ EZ- Seal pint fruit jars at LP. unty subject to the decision of t hr McCulier's. 56-ft Democratic Primary. Mr. C. K. Melton went up to ' W. P. CARTER Jacksonville on Saturday with her young son Charlton, to have his Tn* Books NdW Open tonsils removed. T;ix Books are now open for the Mr. J . W. Willock of Jackson­ payment of State and County Taxes; ville spent the week end here, t he a discount of two per cent is allowed guest of friends, for payment in November, and one yrtle Ave. * Complete stock Din inond tires. per cent in December. Jno. D. Jinkins j Wight Tiro Co , fili-t! Tae Collector, Seminole County itor of the Mr. and Mrs. O. E. W atts were S AT- W E D -5T C— W-1 1-2t c. }. D. Honan the guests of their brother Mr. L. advertising Allen for the week end while on FOR SH ERIFF were in the route from Daytona to their home Having lieen urged by u large nuin!>er in Ilartow. of the voters of Seminole County to become a candidate for the office nf Sunday with Mr. Mrs. C. A. Brabham of Sheriff, 1 hereby nnnonms* my candi­ any Sanford Bradentown are registered at the dacy subject to the decision of the Democratic primary. e him ngal|j. |Seminole. " 15-tfc C. M. HAND n nt L. P. ! Thor-’’'’ n man nt the curb to - * # |*#4,* %i: J UUt 55-tf Candles and oil lamps are at a Carl Hand was among the Sunday jnmuini and the stores were ull visitors to Daytona Beach. .old nut of these ornamentals rhal n. Kennedy and A. have suddenly become most useful j Pcmnan Inotored UJt froin Tampa Roost Leon's Auto Transfer. All trains R**t. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes '''•U AUTO TRANSFER CO. PHONE 114 Philips Old Drug Store Stand I ’ ll ono Orders also Taken nt Hotel Carnes Saturday and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. J . Wolfe. , Mr.and Mrs. Ernest Krupp nre expected home this week from New York where they went last week to attend the golden wedding undiversity of Mr. Kmpp's parents. Quart Mason fruit jars at L. 1‘. McCulier's. GG-tf Mr. It. II. Mlddletort of Pomona spent the ,wcek end with his daugh­ ter Mrs. Jam es Estridgo and the younger children. Alton accompnaied hitn iiaek to Pomona and will re­ main with his father. W. If. Tubbs of Ft. Pierce is in the city the guest of„M r. and Mrs. Ferguson at the Fairvlcw. Mr. Tubbs is a former resident «f this city being general foreman of the old J . T. & K. W. railway before it was absorb­ ed by the Plant System and after­ ward by the A. C. L. His many friends here are glad to see him again Dr. D. C. Ward. Osteopath is in Sanford on Monday, Wednesday and Fr ay of each week. f>8-tf « It. S. Holly, of Sanford, son of Editor Boli Holly, of t ie Sanford Daily Her­ ald. is in Palmetto for an indefinite pried. Mr. Holly is representing the William E. Calbnunu* Produce Co., of Plant City, rash buyers cf all prrduic. lie is making the Palmetto Hotel ids headquarter* while here.— Palmetto New... Gecrtinns at the Lincoln House r r ' It. F. Ware, Atlanta: J. W. F' lmrn Vidi-.ia; ( ’. M. N- wt« n, PIIONl . V i a i .i .. ■ 1|*I, Appeal Made To People For Starving Syrians I1 The cry of distress from the Near East holm’s again and touches the hearts of the compassionate people throughout the world. The relief given by the United State* last year saved many thousands of people in that section of of the world from a horrible death Many of the Nation's greatest states­ men ulcso un army of its most worthy and active Christian women allied in the movement to save the live hundred thousand unfortunate people who must have relief or who will die from starva­ tion ami neglect. Florida will he organized for this importaut work, and Florida will do its duty in the premise*. The director of tlie campaign for this state is Dr. 11. M. Shivo a distinguished clergyman, whose heart beats in sympathy for these distressed people. Ho has been fortunate in securing Mr. Ernest B. McLin of Jacksonville, as state chair­ man. Mr. Mcl.in achieved a splendid lepulntinn during the war in the Food Administration, and ranks among Florida's liest citizens. He is active in meritorious act* of all kinds, and his active co-operation and earnest intrest in the movement givi* added assurance of success. Dr. Shtve has a loyal, efficient force of workers who will participate in the organization, hut before thisis pcrfencted, which will be about Jnnwlll be directed uary toward the issuance of a ."Christina* Appeal" to the people of Florida in the behalf of these Buffering fellow-lxing*. Tho cause is a glorious one, and anyone who aids therein call n-st in the ronse'.immii-.vs of a duty well performed. ftftKItttl S/-fj AUTO O W N ER S C all un us for exact duplicate of your broken spring, ^ a n d receive m spring eatB± Isfuctlon jMHw * ercn ^ l 'aa.iti i r e iiitv ftitteb v lf lin g They ate a d it lovable ana aif>st iractable ^ftCr thay'vo had *oir.(!Mnjj to e4b National Blocult - alw4fg bettn our Chll- hour dpnt aecro Hvy enough but always nwaya dainty, al____ _ ■< only National uliTwTF product* can be: During the yeiart when my babl#*. were Crowing' upi we nercr mUocd the . CnID dr en’a Hour with Ita ta*ty j* M b The annual Christmas bazaar and food sale of the Pipe Organ Club will be held at Charles Electric Store, all day sjiturduy of this week, where the daintiest of linens, the prettiest toilet accessories and nil kinds of lovely and useful article may be found by those seeking just the right things for Santa Claus pack. Delicious home-cooked eats will he on display also, dainty enough to tempt tho most fastidious epicurean nppetitie. The members of this live organization have been preparing for the annual event since the slate was cleared of the last bazaar so there sill be a large and choice selection in hand work. The public is invited to give them t h a t la real. • rm tr Afcr SANFORD FLORIDA Hill Hardware Co. —• y- — — -r= STANDS FOR — . . SERVICE, QUALITY, AND PRICE USEFUL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS C arving-Sets, Percolators Ideal Fireiess Cookers Pyrex and Aluminum W are Favorite Line o f Stoves and Ranges Safety Razors and a com plete line o f Pocket Cutlery and many other useful and appropriate gifts SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY BRINGS SURE RELIEF Informal Danre for CiucsJ Miss Esther Wilson entertained on Tueiday enening with a de­ T o r 100 yrwrs OOT.P M R H A J . I tn n rte m lightfully informal dance in honor 041 h a * eiutblrri s u f f e r i n g h u m a n i t y to of her guest, Miss Ethel Sharpe of w i t h s t a n d a t l n c U r o f Uhlncy, liv er, b la d d e r a n d s t o m a c h t r o u b l e s and a l l Washington D. C. About twenty d i s e a s e * c o n n e c t ' d w ith t i e ut'.iiMV lu tiuild on and rcM o l.- to young people enjoyed the hospitality ' oh rega al tnhs and o r a a r - w o k e , • 1 t.v ,1 of their gracious h° *e«s. I'.caw .ui,.; im ran ./.. •■•at* must ho , ’v Temptation, I w a t c h e d , b e c a u s e (ho y f i l l e r and tturlfv t h e 1.1.....:, Uti/eiv, no t.’.vl. »,u..v ; you a r e doomed, Wwvrt•>«**, •Uetdesrnesi J desfMduit ticy. bacUitdie, sto r m rh tro u ­ ble, pains In t h e loltm ami lower al>- i lit-regular unnuul meeting of the Stuck holilcrti nf the First Na­ tional Bunk of Sanford, FI ftri tin, will be held in the rooms of the Dank Tuesday. January II, 1920. at three o’clock P. M„ for the purpose of electing it board of directors for the chatting year and for the trans­ action of such'other business ns may properly come beforethe nu'eting. li. F. Whittier, Cashier. \V-lti-5te. put on NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Annual Christmas Bazaar Slieeurr VfhvnYourSpringBreaks i due to the superior materials and metnoas smployed in the baking. The everlasting tablegoodness of U n e e d s Biscuit is due to security of the In-er-seal trade mark package, j Fire Hundred Party Next week opens socially on Monday night with ono of tfie popu­ lar iat«l parties given under the auspices of the Altar Society of the Catholic church. At their parorhial hall on Oak atrcct. Those five hun­ dred parties are nlwnys well attend­ ed and afford much pleasure to the members of the society and th t'r friends alike. It will he a public affair with a small admission and all fivo hundred players arc invited. The committee in charge of ar­ rangements promise u good time. donnjn. grav/d. l i l l l . t i l l y w hen u r i n a t ­ ing. r h e u m a t i s m , s c ia t ic a and lumbago sti w a r n you o f iroubfo w ith ynur k i d ­ n e y s O O I.li M K U A l. I i a a r l e m (/II C a p - s 't i r s n t e tho r e m e d y y o u need. T s k * t h r e e o r f o u r e v e r y day. T h e h e a l i n g nil s o a k s In to t h e c e l l s and l i n i n g o f I In* k id n e y s a m i d r i v e s o ut tho p o iso n * . N.-w lif e i'.n<l luvxith w ni s u r e l y f o ll o w . W h e n ynur n o r m a l v ig o r han b e e n re* t r e a t m n l f o r a w hile t > u< i p y o u r s e l f lu c o n d itio n »iul p r e ­ v e n t * - - e t e r t t e * l|*i/ .m i w a ll mii III you n t e Im n p s b l e o f f i g h t i n g . S t u r t t a k i n g U ( ) l , f ) M1CDAL. li . ir lam Oil t 'a g r u l e ji to day . T o u r d r u g c : tt will t h r e r f u l l y re fu n d y o u r m o n t y If y»u s r e n o t satisfied w i t h r e s u l t * . Hut be stir*, t o g e t t h e o r i g i n a l I m p o r t ­ ed 0 0 1 - 0 M H O A I. ami a c c r p t ' no s u b ­ s t i t u t e s . In t h r e e si i f * . Healed p a c k ­ ages At all d r u g s to r e s . A man’s best pal is his smoke T T E R E ’S w here th e p a rticu la r sm ok er JLJL m eets th e p a rtic u la r sm oke— C h ester­ field. P a rtic u la r is rig h t! N ot only d o wo use th o fo u r c h o ice s t varieties of T u rk ish to ­ bacco— X a n th i, C avalla, S m y rn a a n d S a m 60 Un — b u t to these we add th e r ic h , su n ripened leaves of specially ch o ice D om estic tob acco. Fin e a s th ese tob acco s a re , i t ’s th e ex­ clusive p rocess by w h ich th ey a r c blended th a t gives to C hesterfields t h a t satisfying body, t h a t m ellow rich n ess w hich m ak es a sm oke m e a n so m eth in g . Chesterfields ce rta in ly do satisfy a s no oth er cig u retto lias satisfied you b efore— and to top it oT, th ey a re packed In a glassine pajier p ack age t h a t preserves fo r you all of t h a t delicious flavor. �IS 4 8 j vi> # art.v | . * e-'A- *.'IJ*.. i t j O i F DECEMBER 1; . ) mq THE SANFORD HERALD •— ltd j t % ri m 5 YES, “ A Feed F or Every N eed.” S i . . S - :b W : FTEJ Phone 181 Groceries, - Black Strap M olasses in bulk, - Lime in barrels, |->IBIue Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. See us for Carload Crate M aterial. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what vou need. f * it ■ III s ^ ______- -/ . W e have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere h *■ PURINA L rtn>u BpSrinaS jC A L F S qcHowlj yO Q O C jj ■sSgsfc CATES CRATE COMPANY |J . v ■ " 1 fJ S $ i ' If A WBe atructed to return to all the hiddeni refit (led checks deposited l»y them at the time of the submission of their bids, commissioners voting as follows: Aye: C. W. Kntzminger, B \ (Continued on page 7) *1 89 0 . j STILL DOING BUSINESS F E R T IL IZ E R S , IN SEC T IC ID ES. S P R A Y E R S , I'O IJ .T R Y SUPPLIES B M a r r A i y T U n F K H T 1 L IZ K H CO. J. E. Spurling, Local Agent, le— Hne at 908 M ifJr Sanford, F’la. Dec, 2nd. 1919. Hon. Board of County Commixaioners in and for Seminole County Florida, met in regular ses­ sion at 10 o’clock, A. M. Present: P. Hagan, C. W. Kntzminger, O. P. Swope i"d E H fff’h. with A. I.. Dougiuss, Deputy Clerk, and Roy Tll'.ls, Deputy Sheriff, in a t­ tendance. Absent: Chairman L. A. Brum ley. Motion of O . P. Swope, 2nd by Fb H. Kills*e, and carried, Comr. L. I’. Ihgun, is elected chairman Pro Trm . GOOD TO meu st MOfim SEALED TINS ONLY AT VOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE cow and c: French nvc. » W -17-ltp 1919 R rp ril orrirft, *nd tniificd c v u z m t t i v«lo hav ru ird cur fertilizer ' y t u afier y tLt, who s lw s y t gladly reco'.imend our good, 10 their neighbor* are our b e a advertitemeni^Our price, not t l w i y i the loweit. but when Q U A L IT Y i« coniioered, never loo high. W rite for Itteit price Hits, or lend order »nd you will be treated right Jockaonvlllr*. F lo rid * Sanford, Florida Minutes of the last regular meet­ Clerk is instructed to get estimate ing held Nov. 1th, also adjourned of the cost <d eipiiping the two Ntish For sale—Second T H O M A S |». DAK Ell, f b . II. meeting held N ow 10th, and Nov. Trunks, recently purchased by the paper for two acres A n a t j l l r a l a n ti C o n s u ltin g ( ’ h r m U l • l* r o f r a iio n a ! o f N a t u r a l MH e n c e 28th, 1919. were read and approved. County, with pneumatic Tire**. Wagner. FTa. K r a t f l l t t i , H o llin s C o lle g e , I lo r I da The Clerk of this Board was in­ Clerk is Instructed to order three I ’ r l v a t * L a b o r a to r y o f H o llin s ( ! « | | e i » F’or sale- Cabbage plants at $2 00 M r . T . O . C h a r lr t W in te r P a r k , l l a .. N o t . 5 t h . I ’J h ju n cted to write the following let­ canvas ‘covers for the three trucks S a n fo r d , l l a . , per 1000 Charleston Wakefield H r a r S i r : ter to Hon. \V. A. M cRae, Contr. of owned by the County. I I m p r o m p M r I c a r e f u l c h t t n l r a l a n a l r i U o f t h r s a m p le o f * a f r r th variety Clay County Gerrdening Agricultural Ktnto of Florida and y o u b r u tis h ! m r * * n i!j la s t w e e k , s n s t ) h a v r o L l a in n l t h r f o llo s ln g r e s u lt s * lyil of Davis A- Giles, against the C o . Green Cove Springs, FTa HMtv the Chairman of this Board is au­ I ’ ttU f ______ . . . , _______ C lr u r C M it liif 1 .7 5 0<^|* p r r m ltlio n Black Hammock Drainage District K r a r ll o n r<*t»l • * t lil« n.ou p a il s p«*r m illio n thorized to sign same. F’or sale -200,00 Wakefield cab­ I r e t A m r t it in ii yu p a tia p e r m illio n H a n ln r a a «... 2.1.05 p a rts p « f m illio n for the sum of $250.00 was approved A lb u m in o id A m ™. T f a r e N lt n ilr < ____T r a r e It being .the concensus of opinion and owlrrcd paid. bage paints, $1 50 per, thousand at T h e a b s e n r r p r a r t lc a llr o f f r e e a n d a lb u m in o id a m m o n ia In Ih U w a te r ai of many of the best farmers and the farm Crating 50 cents extra Ready It s • e r j a ir.a tl a m a m t o f f h t j f l n ? In d lr n t c * |«* f r c l t m l q u a lity f.»r h rti* r* h „ Motion Comr. C. W. Kntzminger, p u rp o s e * . J ,i a d d lllh ii It* f Dc g arni e h .ir * n r i N l l i • o f su p e r lo r h lu v - h o County Agent of Seminole County, now Dr Love, DcLand, FTa lfi-Ttc w a te r* It p u t s m s r u s p e c ia l f p j j i i r p s o f to u ch n a lu r* e s p e c ia lly th o s e o f t i r r l l v duly 2nd by Comr. O. P. Swope, that injurious materials are being n a lu r s l at ra tio n a n d L l f W d r i f t * * o f h a rrtn e a s . For sale— A bn gain for car.li, 20 1' 11e 1»a «' 1r 1 1n I **g I r a I nn a 1y * I a, r r in I'll n g I it an a t r t a r*e tot a I ro o u t , I n f «* used in mixed fertilizers that have the following Resolutions werets a m p le s o f t h r s i i r r , o f d b i r l r r i i p e r c e n t .: a n d In fin d in g no c o lo n , or oth acres of fine land in tbe famous poiened or burned plants under h a r m f u l b a c t e r ia , f u l l/ c o n firm Ha good q u a lity In d ic a te d by th e C l i r . M l I H a n a ly s U . Resolution in R e:Jessup Drain­ Sanford Celery Delta near Cameron identical conditions and tempera­ U f t h r m an y w i i r r a o f t h is a n d o th e r re g io n s th a t I h a t e a n a l y i c d , I ha City, 10 acres cleared, 5 acres tiled age District. tures that fertilizers have usually fo u n d n o n e au per I or In a ll good q u a llll? * l A th a t o f I lie * ' l l! d c r W a te r / * Building 20x50x22 in l o u r s t r r j r r r s p r r t f u ll y ’. _ been used successfully, and as the Motion of Comr. C. W. Kntz­ and well '.N ic r t j ru n s i. i n u v . " * State Fertilizer Lltw only provides minger, 2nd by Comr. t). P. Swope, center of the 20 acres For price tit it an analysis of the fertilizer:* and 2pr„”'*?d ill* f Luv i:ig Banks in and t*rnis ad dr.’*.* t ,■ t- Randall, a to Ammonia, l’ho*|il,«*rie Acid |Momihole County, having made np- 901 Chirk St . Pndurnh, Ky !fi-4tp and Potash contents he .given plicr.iion to l>« dexignateo as County For Sale or Exchange—One 20 acre, the State Chemist, we ask you if it Depositories for the year A. D. 1920, one 10 acre, Sanford Ave, Walking will he possible for you to have a and all having agreed to furnish distance to city. Two lots * corner special analysis made which will Bond and pay interest us required Center and Elm Ave. Two ots west show if H ere fo borax, extremely by law, they are hereby designated sale Palmetto avenue 50 ft. from caustic ammonia hearing materials, as County Depositories for the year Eleventh St. Make offer. B.« T. or other Injurious materials in the 1920, and all having agreed to fur­ Corey, owner, 075 N. Spr ng St., Los samples to be submitted to you. nish Bond _ and pay interest na re­ Angeles, C«it. ISMOic. Motion of O. I*. Swope, 2nd by quired by law, they are her by de­ C. \V. Kntzminger, and carried Y signated as County Depositories for We are honking orders now for Maine Grown Seed Potatoes—l i peck Clerk of this Board is instructed to the (R u n ty of Seminole, for the sacks. This stock .is from fields free from disease. Delivery In'December draw warrant to pay the F iji’s Club, year A. D. 1920, as follows: First and January. all money due them except the sum National Bank of Sanford; Seminole County Bank of Sanford: P eop les'fc of $11,000.00 which Is to bo held until such time as they receive a Bank of Sanford, and the Bank of satisfaction of Mortgage now held Oviedo; nm/the funds of the County on the building, same to be paid are to be distributed equally be­ after approval of the County At­ tween these four banks and accord­ ing to law. torney Geo. D. DeCottc*. Engineer * II. FT Coller. here sub­ Representatives of the Osceola Cypress Co., at Bridgend, being mitted a proposal, for the considera­ Deliveries of all goods nr-* slow and uncertain. You will ho more certain present addressed the Board in re­ tion of the Board, wherein it was of gctlii^* your goads when needid if your order D in our hands. Large shown that the County could build ference to the completion of the a portion of brick mails and the stocks of a!! gt unr*’ ruppHe* Geneva-Bridgend Road. balance surface* treated Macadum F'or S a le — Prepare tor cold wreath roads under the $800,000.00 bond er NOW. Buy your winter’s fire issue. wood now and save money Oak or i Motion of C. W. Kntzminger, pine. .Either stove m* fireplace wood 1 2nd by Fb H. Kilbee, and carried, Phone 119-W. Roberts & Sm ith, J hri'iford, Florida the m atter of the purchase of new Wood Yard, corner fitli and Elm wheel for One Convict Car is re­ 5-tf ferred ro Supt. K. W. Wynn, and Comr. O. P. Swope, with power to act, also instructed to have wheel for scraper repaired. Motion of C. W. Kntzminger, 2nd by Comr. E. II. Kilbee, and carried, Supt. .1. M. Wynn, and Comr. O. I’. Swope, are appointed to employ a competent truck driver for the Coiyity. Motion of C. W. Kntzminger. 2nd by Fb H. Kilbee, and carried, Jno. the national D. Jinkins, T . C. Is authorized to jo y smoke have his Typewriter repaired. Mr. F. II. Trimble, here presen­ makes a whale ted plans and specifications fo r(theJJ o f a cigarette! new vault. Bid of C. C. Banner, for the con­ struction of County Vault as per plans and spec, was opened, rend, and on motion of C. W. Kntzminger 2nd by Fb II. Kilbee, same Motion C*. W. Kntzminger. 2nd by Fb H. Kilbee and carried, Clerk is instructed to re-ndvertise for Alternate 1yds for building the Vault. ^ Clerk is instructed to draw war­ rant for the sum of $200.00 in favor of F\ II. Trimble for Architectual work on Vault. rommtlliicntloVt rend from Samuel 1). Jordan, (Tork Circuit Court, DeLund, Fla., in reference to pay of Osteen Ferryman, and on motion rw i'lU lllH i ' ^ . ; A of Fb H. Kilbee, 2nd by C. W. ft a. J . H»»nol4» Tetweo C«. Entzmingcr. and curried, the pro­ m A w » itm t your »»y»o. y u ‘y find t o f p r rr d bsi*. I id r r»*t position as stated In this communi­ wO U c e r t a in ly £ e t y o u r s when you lay your smokecarda on the table, lin t, fmndtom* pound tnd h t l f p ound On h v m iJ o r rcation is rejected. call for a tidy red tin or a toppy red bag of Prince A lbert and roll a »n d - l h t l c lt t t r , putOr/ 1 Notary Public Bonds of W. B. pound c r y t * l bumtdor anakin’s cigarette! Y ou’ll w an ! to hire a statistical bureau to keep countwith tp o n io tnoitl*n*r If/1 Ballard, S\ B. W. Herndon, were I I r r p i Prince A lbnil i i of your sm okestunts! W h y , you never dreamed of the sport that lies IAj tuefi perfect condiltcn I approved. awaiting your call in a hom e rolled cigarette w hen i t ’s P . A . f o r th e Bond of M. Fb Patterson, to carry p a c k in g l ’ # Fire Arms, was approved and Li­ cense ordered issued. Talk about flavor I Man, man, you haven’t got the listen of half your Reports of the several County sm okecarecr u n t il y o u k n o w w hat rolling ’em with P . A. can do for your Olficlals *wcro received, read, and ent I And, back of P . A.’fl flavor, and rare fragrance— p ro o fs o r contentm cn ordered fited. jRr/nc© A lb e r t 's quality— stands ou r exclusive patented process tlp t Warrants paid during the Month cu ts out bite and parch 1 W ith P . A you r smokesong in a makin’s ciga­ of Nov. were ordered cancelled of rette will outlast any phonograph record you ever heard I P rin ce Albert record. . is a cinch to roll. It’s crim p cu t a n d sta y s p u t lik e a r e g u la r c a l l On Motion made by Comr. C. W. Prince Albert upsets an y notion you ever had a s to how delightful a Entzmingcr, duly seconded by Comr. jim m y pipe can b e ! It is the tobacco that has made three men smoke Fb H.* Kilbee, und carried, all bids pipes w here one w as smoked before, It has won men all over the nation for the construction of hard sur­ faced ro id i received by this Board to the jo y s of smoking. A • , at a meeting held Nov. 2f*th. 1919, J . R E Y N O L D S T O B A C C O C O M P A N Y : W initon-Salem . N. C .were rejected, and the Clerk is in- ELDER SPRINGS WATER iJistnbutor SEED POTATOES HASE & C0MPAN package before package during package TH E FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! y �'W??!1- ................ ■~~ ------- - — TUB SANFOnO HERALD u ECBMCGR l o u t h m t q u n t t r of Section 15. Townthlp 11 9 of B t B f a 31 t u t , thvnr* aouth IllUtn chain., thane* taal nln* hundred and one-hatf (rat, thanr* north four hundred and aeventcen feel, throe* w rit aevcn hundred, fifty and onr-lhlrd fret, thrr.ta north five hundred and clfhty-thrre feat, thane* writ on* hundred and nfly feet to t h * p l a '* of hrclnnin,. Alio the w n t half uf the northwest quar­ ter of the no rtb w n t quarter th.. northeart quarter, Section T n v n ih lp S I, eouth nf i l a m * >11 rail. Afio l.ot One of Church Block in the T"*rr. of Oviedo, H oridi, >>i>ln( a pared of land CO fret c u t and w rit b y 1 s 1.,, feet north and aouth rfT the w iit end nf raid Church l.ot, a plot of i f Id Church lot h-lnr »f record In Pint llook A, at p a s * t i t In the Public llecunit of Orange C o u n t , , Florida fin which the county nt Semin !e wai formerly n parti, •aid plot bcintf entitled Alexandria or O t ir d o ." Vou ami rach of yo i nr* hereby ordered t a appear l» ii'v c u n p i a i n a n l i hilt nt com­ plaint hrrrln hi. *> . Men .ay, the fith day ol January, A. I*. t S J . the n t n a hiing a It ul* I lay of th l. C o n n . I t ia further ordered t h a t thli notice he for twelve weeka In Iho Sanford f uMUhrd I, raid, n ne* 'paper tiuMtih.d In Sanlord, Scm in dc County, Florida. W ittn u K, A. I lo u eta*!. Clerk of raid Cir­ cuit Court, and th e teal thrice,.', thin the 17th day uf September, A, t). 1919, (••all A. U OUGLAS3, Clerk. IEGAL AOVERtlSINO iS fe k r& tS& X . ^ *• a • jc Surer *» *'• *[»,t,ad»ni«. , d*Vtares, crantre* nf Tn tie unknown „4rtlea c a ni ne an „t„ dalraan'1 « V gJSva" William P. U" " * 1 n , u . Vi. S**/y. Thomaa II. Uvg. Skt*',lu " Ind il.Ttha. hi. w e. K. &»ad f ) nth1*. tg£ tW f 'Company,* n *rnrh W lirnaW* Weeley U Hraneh. •vr’1WkSKTiP skmu’. <.'•( •.'j?iaV * , * HUMCU and W. B. A le.- (»?£> i .fhenrfw In ,PMP*rtF hereinid " .t " I and tl.e unknown auMynara *Jl»r d'*', u- I Ptlmrr. ileceneed, U.line* ■true* *’• to all patties claltnlne « i j , pr0per.»>i. ,,ua«a In 8am- W. F. Dartlctt Oakfield, Ga., May 10, 1917. Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., Paduchah, Ky. Please allow me to state that I have sold your hog cholera remedy lor one season and have ordered more for this season. Last year I add it to 12 or 15 men who raise hogs, 1 told each of them to take the remedy, feed It to their hogs inti if they lost a single hog from *!H4>;tstr of any kind not to pay me s cent for tlifc it-Htelly, hut when they began to sell cotton every man came in and paid me for the medi■ine and every one of them told me •“"•at it was the 'nest hog medicine hey ever used. One man paid me 'or tin; small package anti bought $5 worth more aud salt) it was the best that he had ever Iricu. and fnrly-ona to mature and b a to n * du* * PU»I>I* t»enly-on* year* alter date. Honda numbered- forty-two and fortythree and forty-four to mature and heeome due and payable twenty-two yean alter dale. Itondi numbered forty-five forty-alt and forty-aevrn and forty-eight to mature an\l become doe and payable twenty-three ye«ra after dale. Honda numbered ferty-nlno and fifty and fi(ty-one and flfty-twu to mature and bgpome due and payable txinty-four yeara aller date. The principal and Inlefrat of a/ld tvnnda will be payable al the Pint Ntlonal Hank of Sanlord. In Seminole County. Florida. All blda muat be accompanied by a cer­ tified chrck for t pir cent id the par value of the bund' hid for. The tl ,ard of County Commla-lonera of Semlmle County rm-ne the to reject *") and all hula. . mi A1111 OP C(H) NT V COMMtSSlONKItH, • St:\UNOI.i: County, Florida. Attrat: K. A. 1)011(1 LA RS IIV T P. Ilagant’ro, ('Ink Tern. tC-llr. Chairman. NOTICE H I SIIKIIIF F*ti HALE, Nolle* la hereby given that under and by virtue id an rterutlon l».urd out of and under the «enl of the Circuit Court of Semi­ nole County, and state of Florida, bearing dale I'enmtur .’th 1919, in that certain rauie wherein the Wf.lcrn Union Telegraph Company, a corporation, l« the planllff, and Itoward-Paekard I aid Company, a cor­ poration, I. the lie.enfant, I have levied upon, and will offer tor .ale, and acll to the highevt and beat bidder for fanh. In front of the Court llnjae do ir In Seminole County, Florida, 'hiring the legal hour* of ante on Monday January oth 1910, th>- following •lencfllted land and property, In Seminole County. Florida, to-wil: The South Half i S ' . i of the Southweit IJuartvr iS\V',l of Section Two (21, Town, hip Twn ’ty-.me i'JII South, flange Thirty-one Eavt III U.l, .aid land to he ■dil to aatlifv aald execution and co,ta, I'ut hii.r to pay fur title. K. Hit H>V. Yours very truly, In The ( Irrult Cnttrl Seventh Judicial Circuit \V. F. Hartlctt. In and far Hemlnul* Csuntjr, Flnrida. Merchants Grocery Co., In t'hanrrry Prarl Smith, Cumplilnant. Sanford, Fla. v« Hill for Dlvorro J. E. Smith. Didrndant. t-fltc Older uf P u blica tio n IN S U R A N C E nrclosniic8H Itcsulls In Failure To J. K, ^fftitK, Victoria, A la b a m a : ll Rtipraring from nf(4«f4vlt fl!n! In thi* :‘h«t ih why wo suy “ Feed 11. A. i itiiM* that you* * . II. Sm ith, an ,t ro 11»!■•tit of a K i t e »»r l hi* llrvltii! S t a ir * othrf than (h<* «la( of riorMa an I that you art* ih»k a Thomas' Hog Powder according to of tti#* »tatr tif .Miharra anti thut directions. DO N O T F E E D IT Our *;peds are till T E S T E D theft* il DO n*«fPODl hi the aitlr of I lorMa ilie ter vice of n »ut‘poena upon who in muilil S L O P P Y , hut mix it with ground Sheriff Semlnnl* County, Flofl la. iht* Hifin'l.tnt un«! that you art* over feed ntnl moisten with just enough for C<Elt Ml NATION before MntJ Dlrkirion & fllrkimoiti Atty'a tor i tl »* a *i* of iwmtynne yrara* Thia !» thrffjoru to commahil you, J. K. water to make a crumbly mans. lO-RU. liv in 'r ( i<i* i s t i ' l i i n nt, *Bi(l, Smith, In tie 4rid aiifiear before thl* Court Then each hog gets a beneficial «in i|n r ft ti day of January, A. ll, •In-H IG H E ST KNOW N V*4Inc a M'^ular lltifo Hay ««f tliU ire <-f Fee full directions on package. C iu rt* f«j 6f.»»Tr !b«* t.ttl »f r *mn^alnt • t- dose. a^eln/t * on !*y iv*r* Smtth *«r tald Your money hack if you arc not Q l.'I ITY . l’y phntinj? Feeds Hhltt'd bill !ll l.o In* i n a * L 'ilistleil cf hi* d;tss you arc bound tr» pul IHLfit lu th,’ s.-.rd.iril lli.a b l, a new, '•■rebants Grocery Co jiapvr puhUthrd in Scm lnul* f"i.u ty , : Inriila . (Continued from Fa^c d) g.l lh • met'.Nsary rcaulU fo r a i-nr* n wrrh fur four r micrullvr w.fka. Fan ford, Fla 7-Gtc WITNKU my hand ar.d »'fi Iat • at E . II. k ilb e p , O. P. Swope, and L a u f u r d , S ' tn lrto l* ('u u n t y . I In rfd a , tb la j r- lit: bl crop, provided Soil S■J'.lh d a v of N w i m h r r , \ I * . 191 P . Ilagau, No; None. ii:\ i,i r , a , D iit iiii. end v. . ilm* conditions are l!Ivr'. "f l.lrvult C urt On Motion of Comr. C. W. f:,V"iVi hie. c, ul Po-lnl for 1920 Cntalufjue ,\. K. I'viw.r*. Svlldp-v f»r Uompt.tnant W-li-Mc. BUSINESS CARDS >no Ineli Card* W]|| Do Published (Ja­ i n This Heading At"The Rfila 0 1 1 7 .2 0 Per Year. SCHELLS iYiAINES LA W YEU OFFICE IN T i l t : COUNT IIODSE S A N FO R D - •• FLORIDA Fine & Forfeitl’re Fund nitlWlH I.MMI r WILWttw Schelle M nines, $50.00. David Speer, $05.00. 11. A. Doug] ss, $09.55 K. E. llrady. $09.55. E .E . D rily , $91.73. E. A. D ourIu i. $2f.24. E. Sanford F. Him'holder, $117.22, E. E, Ilrn ly Haibllag Fund F\ II. Trimble, $200.00, Sanford Lodge U. P. 0 . B. No. 12t l , $15,375.00. Seminole Courtly Highway Ibmd Fund Seminole County Hank, $179.11. A. It. Key, $200.00. H F. Whit nor, $300.00. Fro >k L. Woodruff, $3( 0 00 G. It. Ram ey. $ 100 . 00 . Dower it Rnumillolt, $5.00 Guo. A. DcCottc $250.00. K. A. Dougins . $181.00, There being no further budr.e hoard stands adjourned to meet a. aiu Monday Dec. loth, 1919 at lu o'clock A. M. Florida Automobile Protection F IR E and THEFT and COLLISION In. Mirancc issued by the FLORIDA STA TE ADTOMOmi.i: ASSOCIATION Is the safest and cheapest In the world. Write for information to headquarters Orlando, (gents wanted in every town In Florida, HENRY M c L A U L I N JEWELER MY S P E C IA L T IE S : PICKARD’S IIA ! ) • P A IN T E D » IS A GORHAM'S S T E R L I N G s D , v , ; i . Entntnir.ger, duly 2nd by Comr. E It. K11lice, ami carried, the motion l.r.IN KN1) WAI.TUAM WATCHES >■l■11** i. a . 438!! i wil i bat storm. Tim i!ii- fruit owned Reach fmprovemon . i noi Injured by the fruit from it it beln •'and fancy prices rr <Jv/i 1 j ■.St., FhiiaJelphla, Fr.. \ i uly 2nd by Comr. ‘.thurg T im ei nay* ti idea for the Crn'Iro tl o n unpopnb.r, il$ MriatM i f« ISiiHt(«C t rrll.tfi itr ti--v.il: uf I Sc ITilnoln <'I'Ui.h, l !*«rl 7, T.jfcx tLlji 31, ■. i t K W 'v fU rihr 4 ' !• S». l i a n r . <u I*.. SQ a t f . ». U!<jrA1(,l| At tin1 (L t • of 111) y18U4IKU uf •urit Crft 1float l lit* ihp Hfttnr d ft ok now 11. Ut>f«. fal.l r Mi l»*atr *.La l l'»* r* It i-r 4-1 n'CWdttli' U t d. rd Will 1>* r It . n * n •t» tt*v t ti ,'rJu-iti«n 1* i '• i ; 2th ni I* rv cr*t •4, aJ I U flV .'V 111% ollifUi I»ll' IM . li.v r IT' da. <f Iiv. n r . . r A. l|Tv.l *M1, 111 V IS K A I | CL.urt Kt•tnlnulf i!o«r|y. 1‘It rV. r ffilt 11 fa. I f l U . A F S , t>. «*. tiy v . i t . j , 0 . Wc . l k CAR (E U N I V u k I The Ford Sedan, wiflt clcctiic self-Martinij nml lifjiting.system and dcmountaMeiiniswitlt 354-incii tires fronc and rear, is a family car o f * lass nml comfort, Ixuli in sunwicriifnlin tviiitcr. i . ;• touring ic ia a most comfortable car. The large plate glass windows mnke it tut nr o cpr v. lien desired, while in ca se d rain mid alt inclem­ ent weather, it can lie inr.de a m it delightful ti ul car in ft few m'muter-. U..in-proof, dtirtI roof, fine upholsrciing, broad, roomy :tts. Sitr.j'lc In <peration. Anybody can s: ly tit ive it. n liile itjtu s ali tlie distinctive and i . >■: ieal merits of the Lord car in operat: ».i ami maintenance. Won't you come in ami Ic !. i . over? ( H T U S T A N D O PTICIA N Practice confined to the Ircttlmcnl of fhe eye Eyes examined by n re mlar regislercd physician Gl tssc* filled. liVd en lenca du« pllcafctl 29 W. Church SI. - Orlando, Fla. MHHHH Herald Want Ad Null.-. « r tf<{||r,||t>n f r l a - l l r . d l n Icr i:;tt K oMIom , * f t lh. < .-1ICT „l S sluii-». Sat l l. VN. !Jv an. ll K« tt b\ (L|> r.-L|,. V , . UM. «l»t*d | * pur . t hu»‘f . f i v « ( .. 1917. h * l r i a l | | I I « 4lH •' a y uf Jur.u A «•!•! < -Mi Keolfr It* ■\a ~A f c ’. J E . li 'a Atv * n M t ' . - j lh* d l U . Suld'r.'luV/-. fstft’XNhi.: tl a tN . f I Sf* ninelt- t . || t •t iJ 1 *• 'Tic! Uml ucii frftl* r*tr If. Li* • i d a l * ' "if '< of r.,». a * lii.4. Unit*» s e t •rrefilir.p to 1 < f* il p u & 'i; , fr%'ii rn tbIi 1 . 1 tail 1 Imuc i 1- j ^•tHf) A. 1*•. 1 my i i I'irl*1 * ' \ i> . i a : H t I A ... V 1 K A ml 1 .. nty# ‘ •I.rk J* '. ; i ' 1 I . lit. O U aL A R F . P . C. • • i 1ir*V. K: i!b ed am ! (p/rovetl nt ! AIWAG N E R M eetin g following hills 1 w Hal* No I r f »•( *. hr|rt»> K»vi I t ia 1 un*t r ai 1 l»y k 4 f fufttlpfUf'- ^” '1 a t f.al d.rr. I vlr lo* «o .ld»r ••J • i. \ ai!< a r 'l •nt« ini J-jdk-r cl It r 7*rvrfltti Ju'ii.iftt lain t'f 1 T«*rM » in < if uJt t ..... .. "I *t.«• 1 unit 1 r », 1‘runty «f «r n u m b , Hi. In <1» •f . ...pLr I f ft fl'rv #|IH" tie 1 In U.r.t w. * «! > t Mi atrJi kl»nrcf U m v. An »>,.!* | 1 4I, U, / :: 1 l» « • ' 7 ■V ' ordered par General Fund HIED PLOWS iilv'L V Li l FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY number of uim. 1 will be well for i*i t'd in Plows, to look over before buying else- loffett Means n now .,f ? « lr i f - Jv v * ., H in ln . r-r lll-tilrl. Ili-Kl-* llt»l'-«(v It, lid K ' - l l r - I, hvivby ftv rn iliat . • n m l lid will I - r-vifvrd iiv •)"• Il »t I —>f l ' " » M » I'l'U- »ul - &* r. •r<a if 1» r I f Ir i "U tiff. ) "tla. t l t r - I ' - r - l If, »»•'-. «t 9anf, ril, hVmifivTtm,UTvl'. Fluidda. ».i "r t-lor* I I o,«twl \. M. nrt T1 ■ i.lh viav •I J i oary A. |i. I 1- 1 At Whirl* tlrnu »»!•! I l i a *.13 hr ' P* f«r t r r h n - I <;■■.' ■ ■•1 J* t!p l»r. ... Great Storage Facilities iTUIrtvt a *[>r*l*l rtralnivvr iliilrjrt ,,f j.,i 11ii: I nif .: , 11. v..I i I , «- > t .‘•nil -1 h> lilt* tilllTV *( U" |1~-"tvlr-Tl.'ii ,'f r! vi. Ifumfrrd iV<n.h"t T•* . . A. nri3 bearing '!'<*• Neremhrt, *»*. and Narine Ir.lriral at lh. rtir rd <,U |mr irrt ,.rr B- r ..r*. r s j a t d n t e r ’, t e r s ' u ! ! ; . B t r . . . r l " i |,om "1* M I" r,Jly-t»o US). Imli'ilvr. and m atJ lIrk' arnl 1 rrumlne l>. fi.llnwn lo-fcll! Ii# r aid p a .a llr j . W. II. li. ? 20. \y. Taylor, $3.00 I . N. Sutton, 53.00. Guo. T . P eter.. JJ.OO. L. U. Co!Itn9, $3,i»0. i . ). D. E . Hart, $3.i 0. R. It. Roberti, $3.0'). A. W. M LOO. S. E lot $8.50. C. E. Mathers, $3.00. D. E. M athers, J3.C0. J . N. Searcy, $7.00. T . I >. Harll y, 3.00. T . i'. L> « . o. (). II. Fraln, $3.00. A. E. y f b hm, $0.50. G. E. Sjohlum, $U.C0. 11. C. In;:* r all. $3.00. J. G.. Martin. I'J.00. J. W. G.teon, $1.00, A. L. Tavean, $3X0. A. 11. Fu'lcr. 1 7 . 3 0 ; A. W. Mullen, $3.00. A Va , i t . $80 .78. IL -7: \\. i) l >• Co.. $339.12. Jno. D. Jlr.klrts, $775.73. S. F*. Doudn'ey, $175.00. y m i j, \vuoiIrulf, $46.00. Herald Printing Co-. $t-70. C. M. 1 irry, iJfiO.CO. E. A. Dotlklo . $ 17,25. Mill Hardware Co., $0.90. So. Dull Tel. .‘i Tel. Co., I 8.92. Hilt Lumber Co., $ 8-23. Sbulhtfrit Titilltlc! Co;, ,, .... Vv. C; . William ion, ?' ttf.Vl. M. D. Gaichel, $IH2. J7. L. P. MeCulUr, $11.72. So. lloll Tel. .t Tel. Co., J M .l l . W. H. Hand, 510-00. Woodruff A Wat mi, $21.00. E . E. Drudy, $1- 00. * J . J. Dickinson, SJ00.5I'. Charles Electric Co.. 7.no. Ti i . . ’ . Scmtfx'le Chapter A. R. C.> $02.00 Mahoney-Walker Co., $(12.00 li'-rtnd Printin' Cn ' 1-2,25. L . 1‘. llagun. $12.00. 0 . I*NSwope, $1 l.SQ. C. W. EnUminger, $13.00.' K; H. Ktlheu, ,19.20. L. A. Hrmnluy, 1erlilizcr you Itavo eliminated ll) •rertllkter jirnljlum ' v« r a quarter century of j/rofilable field results bad ut them. Why take unnece ssary diancca? (0, L, P. Uagfin, $5.40. C. W. E. IL Kill ce, s-7.So. 0. P. Swope. V8.G0. L. A. Enlx nipgvr, fG.(U). DriiRiley, t T00M ER $1.00. E. A. Vv. J. THIGPEN, Agent Olllco in Peoples’ Bnnlt Uiiilding. Florida Safe & Lock Vault Doors, Fire P roof Safes Safety Deposit IJoxe Prompt Delivery I5ox *St, Lakeland, Florida new <> ro B S People’s Bank Building Dougin* . R.COMPANY IDEA L F E R T IL IR B R ^ • *• *; ;; COMPANY F L O Tv T D A nun 41 Sanford, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 1919; <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/ffa7faad0365c05aa9ab299410581449.pdf 8bcd1338da6087757d4776f52df1eeaa PDF Text Text SANFORD HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SA N roitn, Fl o r id a , F r id a y , De c e m b e r z, iaxo l * •r NUMBER to "4 Mexicans Spread Bolshevism Stores Can Remain Open Massacre American Citizens According to New Rule And America Sends Notes That Specifies the Fuel biairl,- Judge Anderson against the Death of Mitts Annie Griggs The denth of Miss Annie Griggs strike lias been violated, the government Ims concluded to institute rontepmpt the seventeen year old daughter of Mrs F II Griggs occurred nt the proceedings at once, it was indicated family residence on Tuesday, the here last night. funeral taking place on Wednesday Fcdcrtil agents would make no stateafternoon at two o’clock, Ruv C | mcnls as to when court nctiun might W White officiating l>e expected, hut it Is known that eviInterment was in the Longwood Jdencc has been collected against alleged cemotnry The young girl was in violators of the injunction and in well poor health for several months be­ TKI.IS SENATE / IN RES- Informed circles it was' confidently ing seriously ill ut the lust hut all HAD CLOSED UP AT NIGHT oL UTION tV H A T T II h V exported that arrests would he made PURSUANT TO ORDER OF SHOl’l-H IH) NOW j within 4* hours. It is understood that POSTMASTEI ELDER HAS MADE IN THE KNOWLEDGE THAT that loving care and skillfull pyhsiMAYOR DAVISON III’. WILL NOT HE BROUGHT cinns could do was unavailable and ARRANGEMENTS FOR BETTER death cunu* as n blessed release front TO TRIAL Sanford business houses und the SERVICE suffering people generally can use the lights l y r " ? . „i'Ti!,r.» will. Mciico, . . . out ol the fuel dlfllculty woulil Ifl (ountl. London, Dec 4, (By Associated The clculng of the Fanford postoffice The deceased besides her mother, ngain according to the latest report wrc’iurtd today by Sen. Full, republlThe injunction, explained Judge before train 85 comes in at night has Press) Former William Emperor docs leaves four brothers and two sisters . S p* Mexico, chairman of the son- Anderson, extends to individual miners. been giving the patrons a had time not belk-vt he will he tried by the to mourn her loss The heartfelt from the headquarter* nt Atlanta ' mittic charged with an iuvesti- operators or other penwtns . who may and several weeks ago Postmaster Elder alliance or if tried that his future sym pathy of their many friends are which sthtes: Public utilities and private plant* n-km of the Mexican situation. The | in any way encourage the strike or in- had many of .the business houses and will he affected in any way says tin* extended to the family in their hour J ..perilled solely u> uio-clcctric P nU_. of war would l>e authorized terfere with production of cioal. Gov- citizens generally sign petitions asking Berlin correspondent to the batty of grief (tower were exempted from shortage reslolutlon introduced in the eminent attorneys. it L. said. interpret the Treasury Department to change Mail Various friendly sources have bourn hy the regional coal committee K-;:c today by Sen. Ashurat, Arizona, this to mean that nanv statement made this order. It seems that it was all suggested that he surrender to the today, and industries, store* and to u<e the nation’s military forces to j,y ^,e mjnerS( 0r nny agreement la-tween brought r.hout hy the fact that the allies the curtcapondvnt says, but other place* of business were au­ p t« t Americans obn > t.u niiuriiun or mo|u nicn („ continue on strike, department refused to keep the olhce lie appears to lethargic to take nny thorized to remain open between Jp of the border who are threwstened oi>en liocause there was no one to bring steps constitutes a violation of the injunction. 4 i* m und 9 a in prnvidied that %ith the activities of Mexican outlaws the mail up front the station and no one .luring the latter hours they use no it other Mligcrcnt factions in the at the ollice after it came in and the heat, light or (lower derived in any order stated that a man should lx* at (outhern republic. fashion from coal, wood or gas the office at night. As this entailed Sen. Ashurst declared that for eight Grocery, meat and milk stores, bar­ an extra man aside from the mail messen­ t l a half years he had sought in vain ber shops and (dares of public ger it devolved upon the postmaster h action hy the war department to ments may lie operated out of their to see that the department should re­ potect the lives of those along the fronhours provided they comply with cognize the fact that Sanford was large Uf. He accused the government of ENGINEERS the same regulations LET ALL THE enough nnd the business of this city aiopting a supine attitude which had DOWN ALL And Mayor Davison makes this TURN GO AND was large enough to justify keeping the rmunged the Mexicans to believe report to the public today: BIDS office open after these hours and this they could strike with impunity. DeAs I interpret the change in the has been done. dirir.g that Mexicans now were f gatherThe county commissioners at law regarding the restrictions on L’t on the frontier in such numbers Postmaster Elder says that the ar­ their meeting yesterday did not uclights the stores and other public u to appear menacing to Americans rangements linve lteen made and that GERMANY ANY AND UNITED cept nny bids made for brick or SATISFIED WITH DAGOES NOT plnces can use the lights agnin a* to thia side of the line, the senator the olfico will l*o open on the old sched­ STATES TELLS HER HEPRE- bituminous roads and it is not known heretofore pending any changes that CONDITIONS IN THEIR OWN appealed for armed force* for protcctule In two weeks nnd that if It Is not t SENTATIVES just what they intend doing about SO COUNTRY may ho made later by the fuel ad­ ioc. "Let u* protect Americans in the o|>cn at that time by the department the road* that have been voted and , I'dted States anyway." % on account of unforsccn delays that he Paris, Dec. 4, (By Associated Presa) Rome, Dec. 4, (By Associated Press) thnt the people want The following ministration J. D. Davison, Mayor. Eiplaining this resolution , which The situation at Milan on account of will put the extra man on nnd give the Frank Polk the head of the United State* estimates were furnished and the a!» arked that the president withdraw the general strike that has liecn pro* people service (tending the nctlon of delegation to the Pence Conference bids made on the brick roads hy the Dcl.nnd Adopts Charter . mtfnition of President Carranza, the claimed there Is very gr-vc according the department which will l*e as soon summoned Kurt Von Lcrsner , chief Southern Clay Company : DeLand adopts the new charter by of the Gcrinnn Representative* at Ver­ as they enn get around to it. irator said it was based on information to reports received here, Brick: n slender majority of 1 vote. Tho new that would "astound the world when | ----------------------If the department could recognize sailles on Monday. He told him Ger­ Hand Siding Hoad, (*200 feet; GU54 (ret1 a: I charter goes into effect immediately, produced.” The resolution was referred that Sanford especially in the eight many should not Interpret as l*elng In Fill on Geneva Rond, G954 feet: 1 ORLANDO UP IN THE AIR r . r n n • The election was conducted quietly, her favor nny delay encountered in to the foreign relations committee. months of the vegetable season does miles on Cameron A ’ 5G7 votes being (tolled. Tho final re­ ratifying the Versnillie* treaty at Wash­ “I charge." said Sen. Fall, "that the Air Service Starts Yesterday With mom business after six o’clock than any Brisson Ave , 1100 feet; Sypea Avo , sult ewas: * ington, according to ncwrpa|>erB here. other city of the size in the state they Ibiifin embassy, consulate general in 1390 feet Total 22364 lin feet or Active Bidding For the amended charter 27Q would know thnt the closing of the office N*» York, anil the consulate general 1820G square yards Against Amended charter 275 While an applauding crowd yelled was the greatest hardship they could ia San FranrUro have been actively On the surface treated maradnm Majority for fcpted in the transportation of bol- itself hoarw ns if to drown tohe whir- work on the people of this section. Bui the Null construction Co , made the Sixteen votes were thrown out bei^iVi propaganda" "and That this has i ring of the engines, the initial flight of the patrons can rest nssurod that Poetfollowing figures: I cause of multilntion , erroneous mark* h,r. done with the knowledge and con-1the Orlando Air Service was made soon master Elder is on the job anil will get Surface Treated Macadam: ing. no marks at ull, or lor other reason*. »»zt of Vcnustlano Carranza." 1after one o’clock this afternoon with the service to which they are entitled. Orange Boulevard, 5420; Chuluotn The election was conducted by R. A, _____________ j Walter Rose as the flri.t ollk ial passenger. Road, 35000; Paula Road, 40000; Uasroc, V. M. Fountain and A. II. Weather Report USTOItll OPERA HOUSE BURNED The weather wus as |terf«*ct as could Cameron A vo, 0930; West Hide Woodall, inspectors, and members of _____ • have been wished for, and Mr. Rose For Florida, fair tonight nnd Friday Limits Road, 2100; Sunford Ave, the charter board. In New was returned in as good condition as rising temperature in extreme north LABOR UNREST RESPONSIBLE 8000; Geneva Oviedo Road, 44970; Fmsrh Opera House Built At first it was stated that the re­ ho had been shipped, except perhaps a portion moderate to fresh woinda. Orleans In 1859 FOR RIOTS ALL OVER ITALY French Ave and Ccmctary. 9775; sult of the election would bo contest­ ............... ... • little "shaky Nor Orleans, Dec. 4, (By Associated Home, Dec 4, (By Asanciatcd Richmond Ave, 1690; Total, 16,­ ed, but during the morning this idea The first "ride" was auctioned hy The historic old French opera seems to have lost ground. No contest Press) Itsliun soldiers fired upon 445 square yards hiae erected in 1859 was destroyed Judge Checncy, Rose l>oing the success­ crowd here last night after they had 18200 square yards Brlcjt Pave­ can lie brought unless at least two of ful bidder, lie paid $40 for the priv­ ly fire this morning. been nttn«ked with knives and dag­ ment nt $2 33 per square yard is tho present city commissioners bring ilege. J usd go Cheney dwelt eloquently gers One workman was killed and $42419 98 22354 lin feet concrete it -th e attorneys for the city cannot upon the historic feature of the enter­ twelve others were injured curb at $0 28 per lin feet is $12518­ bring on a contest of their own volation prise, as he went on, "nnd now what Berne, Dec 4, (By Associated 24 154445 square yards surface even if they desired to do so. nor could am I offered?" King Solomon was a Press) Berne, Switzerland, Dec 4, treated macadam nt $1 40 per square they take money from the city treasury constructive king as well os the wlsear to (tay for a contest. The opinion seems of nil men, Judge Cheney told his en­ WILL SUBSTITUTE TRIAL BY Disorders in various plarcs in Italy yard is $210223 00 Engineering ex­ to prevail that Mayor S. A. Wood nnd pense $13000 00 Atty fees. $1500 00 assumed revolutionary aspects today thusiastic audience, "and what am I COMMISSION OK THREE according to advices received here Concrete Bridges $10000 00 Drain­ Commissioner George Hill will not hid. for this historic privilege of l*eing JUDGES age pipes, $4000 00 Grading, $8000 - countenance n contest—and th a t no the first man sir woman to see Orlando London, Dee 4, (By Associated contest can he brought without their 00 Totnl $307,001 22 from the air"—nnd he never had such Press) The British Cabinet uccording consent.—DeLand New*. Commissioner Swope was in favor *Hk USE THE GIANT AIR an opportunity." He dwelt from the to the Daily News has decided to of accepting bids ns offered nnd going SHIP FOR BORDER PATROL epic to the modern day, reciting what suspend trial by jury for crimes of Lettuce Report Today science had dor.o for man, and man for vloienre in Ireland and substitute ahead with the road building Com­ Carlot shipments, Wednesday, Washington, Dec 4, (By Asxoci- science. missioners Hagan, Kntzminger and trial by a commission of three Dec 3, were: California—2, Nor­ Press) The first army station Kilhcc wanted to wait until after Rose kept boosting the price until it judges Florida, ,s the border will he organized imthe first of tho yonr at least nnd folk Section—(boat) 1 reached the figure of $40. ‘‘Sold." Sanford Section—30, M anatee—4, fHist.ly nt El Paso, Texas, by the find out if lower bids would be ob­ l-'rhth Balloon Compnny, the war shouted Judge Cheney, nnd soon Rose tained as they were of the opinion Total—37 cars was on his way. The mnehino was BANDITS CHIEF HAS TABLES th at the bids were too high. Chair­ "psrtment announced today As lifted from the grouni; with the usual TURNED ' BY HIS OWN MEN man* Brumlcy* was confined to his l*)tl the hangar now under con­ precision it ia hy IL-.ph Johnson, the duction is completed one of the Juarez, Mexico, Dec. 2, (By Aswocic- home by illness and could not ntt»in engine airships recently ac- ollicinl pilot of the Orlando Air Service ted Prws) The Mexican officials here tend too merting V-jiicd hy tin* army will he placed Corporation. He was taken over the today are still without confirmation All the engineers were taken ofl 15 ,frvlce and experiments in border city in about 30 minutes. Upon his of the reported rapture of Francisco the Job and the majority of the com­ return those on the field liegan yelling IBrol work will l»i> conducted Villa Ity members of hb» own hand who missioner* expect to wait until the speech, nnd Waiter did not disappoint are said to Ito holding him for ransom. state highway commission can he GERMANY MUST MAKE REthem. PA RATION FOR WAR SHIPS called in and their engineer give "Don't anybody else bo nfraid of SUNK AT SCAPA FLOW some information on tho roads nnd these flights: It’s the finest thing I meantime tho commissioner* expeVt have ever gone through. I always Paris. Dec 4, (By Associated to go over the ntnto nnd inspect the sali Orlando wus a henutiful (dace, hut Press) The Supreme Council spent macadam ron.lti of the same con­ REGULAR never appreciated it (o fully until I most of today’s session discussing TROOPS NOW struction as the ones proposed to saw the city just now from the clouds. Germany’s attitude toward signing OCCUPY FIUM E AND SITU­ lie laid here Every man and woman here should the protocol (tutting tho Peace ATION IS CLEARED The people of the county want tuke the flight , nnd when he got hack Treaty into cfiect including the pro­ London, Dbc. 4, (By Associated to "earth"—everybody would buy vision for reparation for Germany’s NEW YORK—PALM BEACH roads nnd many sections have been Press) Italian regular troops will more lota, he said.—Rc|»ortrr Star. war nhips sunk at Scapu Flow and SPECIAL WILL UK CURTAIL­ waiting n long time to gel their occupy Fiuine and tho territory In­ other features objectionable to them ED ON ACCOUNT OF COAL roads It is hoped that the commis­ cluded in the treaty of London sig­ sioners will nrrive at some conclusion Will Kllmlnato Some Trrlna The Council docid*d to give tho SHORTAGE ned in 1915 by the representative* H‘V,: Till: RIGHT AND POWER small powers which possess sea Washington, Dec. 2.—Director Gen­ Washington, Dec 4, (By Associ­ in a few days and will get together of Italy. France, Great Britlan and 10 IlltKAK COAL STRIKE eral Hlnc* today authorized regional coasts a few of the smaller torpedo ated Press) On account of the coal on some proposition th a t will he for Husain according to a Rome dispatch situation the railroads which oper­ the best interests of the county to the Kxchango Telegraph Company I'ldiinapolifl, Ind., Dec. 4.-C nn- directors, ufler careful review of the boats ate special trains between New York . l^at vfforta to bring about re* ccpl situatiou, to eliminate passenger The bonds have been voted, the D’Annunzio’s' volunteers will with­ Elk’* Memorial and Palm .Beach during the winter a <>f i>|x ration of coal mines draw from Fiumc it is said under The Elk’s will hold their annual are ordered by the railroad adminis­ money Is available and the interest terms of an agreement reached s* g ugh offer* of a 14 per cent, wage train* that they may bo spared with Sunday tration not to Inaugurate tho ser- (s going on el! the timo while the result ■)! the negotiations between to miner* have failed, and that the lait Inconvenience to th* traveling memorial services next altcrnoon at 3:30 at the Star Theatre \|c e for the present nt least. road m atter i* delayed. ".unaiun LvtucU by United State* public. London and Pari*. Public Utilities Plant Here Uses Oil POSTOFFICE EMPEROR WILL BE OPEN WILLIAM AT NIGHT IS SERENE Senator Fall Wants Action at Once mows HliSUBJECT •. j SANFORD TO OPEN 131 COMMONERS REJECT BIDS DELAYS IN NOT SATISFIED PEACE TREATY WILL NOT HELP EVEN ITALY HAS STRIKE TROUBLES M M ; TV-iSS 1 WORKMAN RIOT IN ANCIENT ROME KILLED BY SOLDIERS BALLOON COMPANY 10BE ORGANIZED ONMEXICAN BORDER *» • rim j3 s BRITISH CABINET SUSPENDS TRIALS BY JURY IN IRELAND VILLA HELD FOR RANSOM IS REPORT SUPREME C0U0C1L DISCUSSES GERMAN PEACE ATTITUDE GOVERNMENT WILL ENFORCE INJUNCTION FLORIDA SPECIAL TRAINS ARE CUT FROM SCHEDULE tnjwtfwniir 4 --' D’ANNUNZIO HAS LEFT FIUME ARMY i v ihnriiea ffirWfflnBfaj r : H n 1 �V : • ■. ,.. ■=, . . TUB SANFORD HERALD FIRST CAR OF LETTUCE i ■fcr? DUTTON CO. GET $2200 FOE FIRST CAR OF LETTUCE Sanford's first car load nf lotture to roach the northern markets brought $2200 which would bring the price per crate to $6 60 As the the stock L<i not what the experienced vegetable men would call prime stulT this price is very fine and very satisfactory The first car to l*o placed upon th'* market was from the farm of F h Dutton C o , on the west side side this firm lieing n unit of the American Fruit Co, it was through their filing agency that the sale was made As this is the first shipment fritn the new farms of this company they are naturally very jubilant over the sales and the manager of the farm. Sheridan Jewett is receiv­ ing the congratulations of friends upon his success in making this excellent crop in the face of the many ditlicultios encountered this season The lettuce season is on now und there there will lie many sales recorded in the next few weeks and it looks like the growers would receive good prices for their let­ tuce this Year. The renl early lettuce went to seed on account of the extremely hot and dry weather but this second crop seems destined to have some cool weather and bring good prices The Dutton Co, has two of the lurgest farms in this dis­ trict one on the wist side ami one on the east side and the latter not lieing in shape for cropping this season natured tolerance and a desire to provo them all wrong, which he did every time. His lightening ahetchca In crayon, rank with the best In lids class of entertainment while his sand pictures were wonderfully good ami u novelcty to many in the audience, this being the first time they have been presented In Sanford. Mr. Henry’s psyshtc phenomen, th e re-production of the picture ol T heo­ dore Roosevelt, upon a blank canvas was an Interesting feature of the entertainm ent that will ever remain u mystery until ho explanls this (?) as he did any trick oi magic shown. If this first number it an earnest of good things to come, then certainly there should ho very Isrge audiences for the next three numbers which will lie given nt intervals during Read This, It is Worth While Sparks Circus*to be hero Wednes­ day Dec. 17th. This institution was founded by John II. Sparks in 18H7 nnd hns gradually grown year by year, until today it ranks in size ns the third Inrgest circus in the world, while in qunlity it equals the best. Lancaster, S. C. where the Spnrks shows exhibited Nov. 16th last the Mayor, It. S. Stevens who had seen tho show came forward to recommend . ' 'r j r ' the Sparka Circus to the public by inserting an ad whjch appeared in the Lancaser News of Oct. 28th the following: The Sparks shows nrc to bo in Lancaster on Nov. 16th. This shoa­ ls *ne of the cleanest I ev rr saw. 1 do not hesitate to recommend it to the public. •' Signed R. S. Stewsrt. • The record for this was th a t the Mayor did not want the public of Lancaster to bo mislead., there being other shows billed for a date previous to Spark's. Sparks Circus docs not warn the public through their posters, heralds, booklets or any other advertising medium, not to try and beat tho other man's gnmc, ns there arc no games to heat with the Sparks Circus and '1 . • ■ * ‘-ih NOVEMBER *», l | „ FAILED TO GET ANY PARS RUT THEIR INTENTIONS WERE GOOD Deputies Whitten nnd Tilils made a good catch early this morning In roping four nutomobile thieves that had tried to steal two cars near Mon­ roe. They tried to iriurt a Maxwell belonging to lien Lake hut he lmd the key and they could not make it start. They took a bunch cf tools with them and going into the garage of Charlie Dell tried starting his Ruick. Here they were foiled again by the rar lieing locked and they tried connecting the wires of the battery hut could not mnko it go so they took Lis overcoat und a buncli of tools just to show him how mad they were nt at locking his car. Ren Iuiko upon investigation this morning found their tools gone nmd coiled up the sherilPs office at once nnd deputies Whitten and Tillis responded They traced the bunch out the De­ Land road nnd this side of Orange City caught up with them. There were four in the party the leader ix-'ng an older man nnd the other tlirre being young men. They had a revolver on them und oil the tools nnd Hell's overcoat and they were evidently going out to steal cars und unything that came their way. They gave fictitious names and say they, are from Pennsylvania und ate Boeing the country. They were brought to jail here nnd will fnco Juudge House­ holder Monday morning nnd no doubt will have time to at least see this purt of Florida lx fore they get aw ay. ever Famous Inn To Re Sold Southwell. Eng., Nov. 26.—The famous Saracen’s Head inn here, it: which many American tourists have found entertainment, is to be sold nt auction. Its history as a hotel runs lisck through five hun­ dred years. In early days the house was called "Tho King's Arms". King Charles, tho first, stayed nt the inn during the Civil Wars. Charles surrendered himself to the Scottish Committee on M ay C, JGIG, in \h e coffee room. The bedroom which th a t monarch used on the night before ho gave himself up is still well-preserved. Industrial workers have received wage Inert aim amounting to ].10 c* n o percent during the war while cost of living during that time ha. increased l 8 percent, according p, organirc:« of tho Professional Worker.* Federation apcrsorir.g the r.cw union Rut for tho man on a moderate salary it is contended, there has been no j f(>! portinate ralary raise'. In< rearm ffir this calss of uother has averaged !(r, than thirty percent, for tho five y,ar l>eriod , Mr. Frank Fritz, a pronilment commission man of New York city is in Sanford on a business trip registered nt tho. Seminole Hotel* Three-Point Cantilever Springs protect the car from the hammering and wear of road blows. They lengthen its life and reduce upkeep costs. Equipment of Overland 4 is dependable and complete from Auto-Lite Starting and Lighting to Tillotson Carburetor. 250,000 miles of test have made the strength and endurance of this car a matter Mystery nad Magic at High .School The opening number of the Al­ kahest Lyceum attractions to lie presented here under the auspices of the Woman's Club was given last night at thu High School Auditorium to a small hut appreciative audience. Chiefly composed of children nnd ' High School students. The first half of the program, distinctly for the entertainm ent of the young folks was ns much enjoyed by the older peoplo and was a rcnlly line cxhlidtfon of magic wonders and myaterlous happenings. Mr. Henry is a master magician and an artist In bis line, meeting lire doubts nnd ■allies of the children with good- fO O in d h W h e e lb a s e OVERLAND SALES AND SERVICE COMPANY •• • i -/I,AI / . .«•C •• therefore the warning Is unneces­ Other Engllah kings also stopped at the ancient hotel. sary. W ith T h ree-P oint C antilever Springs New Overland 4 Seems to “Sail Over The Roads” THIEVES r btVjtiVatf/* Cl v ■ ■ iii M r n i im i M .il ....... 'Tome. Aluiig M « i|" A new musical comedy success written by Louis WV.lyn and E d ­ ward l’nultnn and presented liy Harvey D. Orr, will he seen for the first time in Orlnndo next Monday evening at the Phillips Theatre. The plot deals in youth and ro­ mance and carries you in rapture with its pretty music und pictures­ que scenes from the Silver Rock Golf Cltih on Long Island to the land of sunshine in Honolulu. There are some twenty musical numbers and the scenic production is ono of the largest and orginal seen of the road this season. Ono of the mnny features with "Como Along Mary” is its chorus, consisting of girls who have been ■elected not as ordinary typo of girl, but rather ns guests of u very select and wealthy golf club. The company numbers some forty people nnd comes here henrnldod as one of the host musical hits of the Reason. Patrons are urged to reservo their scats early nt Grand Theatre. CAUGHT AUTOMOBILE the season. Tho Woman’s Club is endeavoring to promote an interest in high class entertainment, educa­ tional and. up-lifting, and also are concentrating their energies in tho welfare of the children and civic betterment and should have tho support of the community. , �THE SANFORD HERALD CO UNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR. RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNl i —LiViCTENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD AUTO S U P P L IE S Sanford. Florid Wilbur Waits spent Thanksgiving with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Waits. There will be a box social nl Moore's Station church Friilay n ig h t! Messrs Howard and Earnest Griggs nnd also an oyster supper with eolfee were visitors in Longwood Tuesday pi** nr.d rake oil »n!o .E very one nfternoon. A bridal party, Mr. and Mrs. J. welcome Come. Frequently we have some tlfliiHenderson and Mr. and Mrs. t'nco of eulty in getting tirec of oil sizes. Mr. and Mr*. 0 . C. Chamberlain However our stock is always as had as Thanksgiving guest* Mr. and Tampa stopped over on Sunday for n near complete as possible, and Mrs. Henry Schulte ami family of short visit with J. E. Phipps while re­ turning to Tampa. Mrs. Henderson there’s hardly an instance but Daytona Reach. is Mr. Phipps niece. where we can fum^h a tire or Samuel Schwartz will arrive this Several motoring tourists camped tube from 28x3 to 10x8. wreck from Chicago to spend the winter at his home M urqcutte Lodge in I.ongwnod for a few days , they were on Luke Golden The Into Mis from Indiana and have fallen in love Schwartz’s sister Mrs Porter and with Florida, the land of sunshine and husband are at the Seminole Hotel flowers. awaiting Mr Srhwartz coming. They come from the (Junker City GENEVA In Puimsylcania Meade Raker of Stetson spent Mr and Mrs C E Chorpening Thanksgiving and the week end with and their young folks and a party home folks" of friends fished and picniccd in Mr and Mrs Gencvar of Jack­ the wilds of Geneva Thanksgiving sonville were the guests of Miss Lola Peters last week 'D ay Mr nnd Mrs H R Levy and Mr and Mrs I I) M artin were six o’clock dinner guests at the Miss Hose Levy of New York, ar­ Ellsworth home Mr and Mrs El- rived in Geneva Inst .'hursday, wood Irish dined at the W R after having been on the road about Guerry home on Thanksgiving Day two weeks They report the roads Carolina*, making the trip by auto Looks as if some one was fitting through Virginia, the amount of toys in every store in town. nnd Georgia very muddy or sandy out an Overland car with new wheels We hope he will give us n call. Mrs Campbell and children visit­ ns Morda Mayeda had a wheel and were glad to reach the Florida ed Monday with Mrs William* Ever)-body look for the sun spots stolen from his car, an overland line in the sun and the six big stars go to­ Mrs Bessie Hart and Mrs Wm There were probably other gather­ gether on December the 17 th . It truck, Alex Foster and J C Hall Stones had a* guests on Thanksgiving ings that we did not hear of and will lie a sight to lie seen. I guess each had a wheel stolen from their shall he pleased at any time for there will lie many a one that will feel from Umatilla, and Mr and Mis Overland touring cars help given for our column as wo had nt the sight. There is nothing Fred Stones nnd Miss May Stones W W Miller is sending out some often feel very weak and unfit from Daytona very nice boxes of mixed citrus im(mssible , and God’s people ought A pleasant party of young folks Mr and Mr* Jack Thompson not to get frightened at his work. There fruit.), packed to customers orders motoring to Sanford last Sunday and the twins and sister, Mrs i« t« It many A'u> m, i vundera !*eiore as Christmas gifts afternoon were Mr and M u Grover Hughes und little sen oi Dei.ami the end of time. Herman Steell is at home from AlI.eFils, Misses Clair Harrison and [ were making short calls on old tumon.i' • sumo time on Helen Moran and Messrs Lester neighbors in Grapevilie Sunday after­ ELDER SPRIN G S business noon We sure are always glad to Brown and Paul Dooley The last preaching service of the Wt* are pleased to hear Gcttcs Mrs J V Weeks nnd Mrs C A see them conference year was held at EbenMcClelland has accepted a good Ilaulerson spent last Monday in Edgar Sjoblom, a nephew of II ezer church Sunday a large crowd position in Sarasota G Lumhiuist. who has seen service was present, representing the high Sanford Miss Mnhcl Saint and sister. Mr* W L Seig of Sanford was in Franco and whose home is at esteem we have for our pastor Rev Mrs Vincent from town were din­ Nashville, T o n n , was one of the ner guests of Mr anil Mrs Nick the guest of her parents Mr and party of Mr Peterson, visiting here G C Hut.don who ha* served us Mrs J T McLain for Thanksgiving the past two years Zernovenn on Sunday and whose name was ommitted for We were all saddened with the Miss Bessie Gaudern, Mrs Elliot Mr and Mrs A R Commons some cause last week news that Mrs Ilundon has lost \ of Stone Island were callers at the amt Mrs Hester, all of Ohio are Ladies from Sanford were out her sight and trust that it may not Ellsworth home on Eeardall u v e , pleasantly domiciled at the "Trom- calling on the Baptists in behalf he permenant iiowcr” cottage for the winter on Sunday Misses Gusaie and Ozena Brooks Mr and Mrs C A. Ilaulerson of the 75 Millon that is being raised Mr. and Mrs Chandler havp as of Lake Bulter are spending some We attended service with Mrs their guests, their friends Mr and were entertained at lunch on Thanks­ Tyner and son and it was a very time with Mrs R I. Humphrey Mrs. Philip s of Commerce, Ga . giving day by Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. earnest plea for higher living and Mr J A Tillis and family have They are touring Florida by auto­ Sheldon at Iowa City, other guests showing what a manly thing it L* moved to Chase place, a beautiful being Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Mur* hall mobile home that has been vaeant for to come out on the Lord’s aide and baby of Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lucas had Mrs Geo Benton of Rochester* many years, we also have two Rev Abercrombie delivered tjvo as their guests on Sunday, M. N Y who ha* been spending a few northern families stopping at the Shinner and son of LaFnyette. Ind.. sermons at the Baptist church last weeks at the home of her brother MrDnniel place They are looking who are spending the winter in Sunday In the interest of the Five A J Wcsterdlck, expects to leave over our section with a view to Million Dollar Campaign Those nettling in this locality Orlando. who bail been fortunate enough to for her homo, Wednesday and will B. A. Howard was at home for have heard Rev. Abercrombie be­ stop eg route for a day in Washing­ A children's day service was held Thanksgiving week from Okeechobee fore knew that a treat was in store ton She has enjoyed her stay in at Ebenezar church Sundny night Florida and ha* been treated to after a most pleasing program by I. D. Hart is importing a fine lot for them. trips to view a number of pretty the children Rev M M Lord gave of sweet potatoes from hfs Okeecho Mrs Charlie Chilson and children the children a splendid talk bee City farm. Office in Peoples’ Bank Building. Sanford, Florida of Tam pa are visiting Mrs. Chilson’s places going over to Daytona and New Smyrna and last Sunday they Mrs II L Sanderson of Lake­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. 11. (J. Gres­ all enjoyed the day at Eustis, land spent a few days with relatives : LONG WOOD PICKUPS ham. , Mrs. II. R. Chapman and son left Mr. W. Joesn of Augusta G.a. among the pretty lakes A hunting here last week Mrs E C Bowman and charming Monday for their home in Jacksonville. Is in Geneva looking after his in­ trip on Tuesday to Black Hammock In which Mr and Mr* Beck and children were the guest* of her mo­ 1890. STILL DOING BUSINESS 1919 J. E. Phipps was a visitor in Orlando terests here. Rrpeal orders, sod ittnfird cuttomrrt who have utrd cur fertilizer Oscar Nicholson of Daytona is chitdren, Mrs Benton, A F Wester- ther I Mrs Lord last week Friend* Monday. 'ytkt after year, who always gUdly rrcornmerwJ our gc-odi to their dick. Frank Woodruff and A K of the Bowman family will regret Mr. andd Mrs. Dinkel, and Miss visiting his mother, Mrs. II. G. Rossiter made un a pleasant party neighbor) are our belt Athertiiement., Our prices not always the to barn that they expect to move lowed, but when QUALITY it comiOered. never too high. Wnie Olive Dinkel were shopping in Sanford Nichohon. The orange picuors are getting to Green Cove Springs about the for litwt price liars, or tend order and you will be treated right The friends of Mrs L P Cham­ Monday. FERTILIZERS. INSECTICIDES. SPR AYER S. POU LTRY SUPPLIES first where Mr. Bowman ha3 a busy in this neighborhood bliss are glad to know she was very C. W. Entzminger was transacting E . O. F A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. Jack ao n T illr, Florida Mr and Mrs August Swanson position with the city light company much improved by her stay in business in Sanford Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Cassadays’s baby and their youngest son, Archie of Sanford. J. l. upunu.g, locji Agent, laniard, tiorida Mrs. Marian Mobiry and thres* child­ Miss Loi* Grant was called home Ottumwa. Iowa arrived Monday is improving after a spell of fever. ren will return to their home at Lake from Jacksonville last week on ac­ to make thieir home here near their M E Smith is selling his stock Okeechobee Monday. count of the illness of her mother, ,-aiightcr Mr* Elmer Lundqulst of hog* Miss Annie Griggs died at her home Mr* Grant Mrs T O Tyner had a narrow Little Clifford Wynn is very sick in Sanford after a lingering lines* and escape from a rattlesnake Tuesday, with fever Dr Robson says he will was buried at Lengwood Wednesday. hut succeeded in calling help and soon be on the road to recovery t PSAl.A AND GRAPKVILM: Mrs. Will Catcher is visiting her Mrs Neighblaek of Ft White is Wilde Tyner of Sanford wa* off having it killed parents Mr. and Mrs. Entzminger. (visiting her daughter Mm J II duty for n short time and visited WEST GENEVA AVENUE Miss Margaret Allen returned home at the home of his uncle T O Tyner Wynn, Mrs Neighblaek expects to We are having winter and summer remain all winter with her aunt Mrs. Mobley. Saturday. together , some cool day* and some The orange season is now open and Purity Springs b on the boom Uncle Charley Lindquist of Lake warm days. People think we are going The hand of prosperity is v riting ndelibley all the various crop*) an* now being picked. Mary spent the week end with re­ these days all of the old citizens to have a storm before it settles. over nur splendid city Leiture i- vittg at prices are opening their eyes to these Mr . and Mrs. Neimyer attended the lative* in Upsala. that speak for the future progivui of Sanford There seems to be a let of sickness youngsters selling water we always State Fair at Jacksonville. Mr and Mr* Tyner and family now with lagripp. Nearly everybody The outlook for celery is brig t, a'! pointing to a knew we hail the best in the state Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sailsburg , and spent it as planned at Leesburg, ha* had colds. bigger, bitter, more prosperous community, on our beautiful sand hill but some take tinv* by the forelock ar.d sc? me while Mr*. Tom Fortier is very sick this how we never thought to ask our getting is good KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN week with fever ad lagripp. less fortunate neighbor if he would Residence Four rooms and '■ma'! b t hen, plastered Mrs. Jack Vaughn ’.as been on the try some of it Located convenient to .hop* nr.J depot $1800 Mr and Mrs J M Lord enter­ tick list thL* week with lagripp and head­ Residence—Seven rooms, bath, ta:.’c, good wi'.I and tained about a hundred guests Fri­ ache. water works complete, two lots—a fine property Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson spent day night in .honor of riseir tifeeth $.1500 Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. J. E. wedding anniversity Mr nnd Mrs Farm 5 acres, all tiled one well, 5 room house, i t Lord are still In very good health Vaughn. . head Dtiroc Jersey hogs, 1 mule and farming . . ,___ . . . . . and many friends wish them The farmers seem to have bad luck ____ their _____ ,___ _ ____ ,_____ equipment* Bargain for quick sale See me with lettuce this year.Ncarly every- many more happy anniversaries Farm —20 acre*, 15 cleared and under cutltivation, • Mrs J 8 Barnhart was quite farm you tee the lettuce has gone to 4 wells Residence 6 rooms, barn, splendid L O S Jweek hunting season, in seed. The warm weather is the came sick a few days thi* week having location and another bargain on easy terms fainted by the roadside while re­ of it. See me southeastern part of Volusia county, three male turning from the home of her son Grove —About 12 acres, with 600 boxes fruit, consid­ Mrs. 0 . S. Jacuman expects to leave deer hounds. One large half Airdale half hound, erable wild lar.d 57000.11000 down next wtek ior her home in Tampa after LAKE MONROE Lots —I have a fine selection from 1100 up and have one black and tan, apd one red and white ■pending the week with Mrs. J. E. The Thanksgiving exercises held sold several lately —would be glad to show you Vaughn. at the Monroe School were enterWalker hound. Mr. and Mrs. ltarraon Sims have instructive and beautiful. Liberal reward will be paid for recovery, or moved near the railroad shops where taThening, decorations consisted of Florida he can be rear lib work. products and wire contributed from information leading to the recovery of any or People are trying hard to make a the homes of the school children. garden to have vegetables but it seem* After being placed about the big all of these dogs. a hard task to get any to grow. There auditorium and upon the rostrum are none to eat can't get, any Notify , only . . pep- the sight presented was pleasing in ^ ra a n d ^ U ^ s a-d^he pnre ia w thc extreroe nnU sut.c„ tH nol ,jnIy high can't afford to buy much of them Thanksgiving, but a real school We are needing rain bad on the gar­ fair. Some of the appropriate de­ dens. coration* were an assort m m l of DELAND FLORIDA KEEP YOUR EYE ON TH E HERzVLD WANT COLUMN Santa Claus must be around from the (Continued on page 3) Kelly-Springfield THE REAL TIRE for our display of new goods at our SMEW S T O R E People's Bank Building BUICK CARS You Know What That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent t « Farms, Homes, Groves, Businesses I H A V E T H E M LOST THREE MALE HOUNDS -F irst of J. E . SPURLING E. S. ROBINSON * EAST SANFORD �* THE SANFORU HERALD dbcemder V |l YES, “ A Feed For Every Need.” Phone 181 Spur m acA L7 jCHt]Wl Groceries, - Black Strap M olasses in bulk, - Lime in barrels, |-SBlue Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. S ee us for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what you need. t ptmiHA! W atch I FEED I We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere are based on the rise in the price ol everything innking the price prohibi­ tive so far as the $300,000 is concerned IMPORTANT HD SETTLED The ;;cckl meeting of the county romrr.ij.'ioners yesterday to consider the road question did not accomplish anything more than opening the bids jr.d finding all «f them m* high ns to Ik? out of the question. The meeting adiourael until the regular meeting next 'futMJiy at un. ii time the mattei will Mikirt lip again after the opinion of the jropie has l>evn Miundcd «ot m'ou*.* «"t this perplexing qm-tion. The ’ county ioma;i"i(j:.ers are confronted with the difficulty of having 5300,000 to spend on good roads. This sum seemed *ufiident when voted last rpring but since that tinv the unrertantioa of materials and labor and everything that enters into the ron‘fruction of any hind lias made it imumlicrnt upon Ice contract­ ors to take no chnntes and their bids The commissioners are confronted with seven 1 alternatives. They can hold the money until tiir.ei change for the better cr they can uuild now out of some cl't* per mat* rials ,itul take the ei.aur.z; ( having sor.cthing good i» fir the expeadituie. Crick roads of the right kind ore out of the <ti:ajtiufi and it looks lil-n asphalt or macadam roads of the right kind are also prohibitive. Unless the commisinners can induce the people to vote more bonds the beat roads catmint Ik* built and it is almost certain that the people of Seminole county will not vote for any additional bonds as thay feel that thzy are sufficiently loaded up on hoods now e*jK.>cinlly ainse the new taxes have been sent out to them. The mutter will i>e settled one way or an­ other at the regular meeting next Tues The Happy Endinj. "Marguerite, sain you rooUV* v “No f’orclvul; can yon afford to keep n limousine?" *"No, dear," So they did not marry and llthy lived linpplly ever afterward. I S T .H E BACKBONE . O P <-. PEA CE PROSPERITY O X money and credits rests the responsibility for that prosperity today today which alone means satisfactory working conditions, profitable em­ ployment for each boy that returns. It is hitihlv important that you keep your funds wisely in circulation as the Insis for credits necessary to this prosperity. Every dollar deposited in this Bank is Lite basis for such credit. * ^ Out-of-the Ordinary Value Giving COMMENCING ON Friday, D ecem ber 5 th (Continued from Page 2) vegetables, pumpkins, celery, lettuce, Chinese cabbage, potatoes, etc., fruits, consisting of oranges, lemons, bananas, grapefruit; flowers, both the cultivated ami the wild, various and beautiful in color and fragrance and profusion. The p arents' appreci­ ated of the zealous teachers and rapidly advancing pupils, encouraged by their always welcome presence The program was short hut enterraining and delightful and the child­ ren showed their splendid training in each of their various parts. The school at Monroe within the past two years has made wonderful pro gross under the care and attention of I lie zealous umt hardworking teachers, the children, aside from advancing in their hooks, are ra­ pidly Imbibing some of the benutiTheac little entertainm ents in which the children are taught to give ex­ pression to their minds and hearts, are not only broadening in their effects, hut tend to make better citizens of the many little hoys and girls of our community Fall lettuce in this section is moving rapidly ami bringing a fancy price Some are selling from the field at a $1000 per acre and above others are shipping John Holly hit the top notch of the market with a rar load at $2400, the highest price received this sehaun in Semi­ nole county. A crowd of holmes visited Monrce ami proceeded to attach themselves to Hen Lakes Maxwell machine The car was in the garage of Henry Mill's near the store and the weary Willies succeeded in breaking the door and extracting the car hut the switchkcy was missing and the starter responded "nothing doing” Doing disappointed in a ride they lifted all the available tools and after making a raid upon Charlie Dell's Duiek gave it up us u had job and started to hoof it to DcLand Mr Lake and the marshall from Sanford apprehended*them the next morning near Orange City and after adjusting a pair of bracelets without the wrist watch, fashioned for dura­ bility rather than beauty, proceeded to ensconce them in the county lockup. A camp meeting is being conducted ed here by the Free Methodists Rev Gerrald, of Atlanta and Rev Jeen. Sanford officiating at the services and a large crowd ir. in attendance each * night Miss Irene Wilson has returned to her homo in Louisville after spending Thanksgiving with relatives hrre Mr Jerry Cates was called to his home r.t Henderson, Ky , Mr and Mrs Harney Lyons have as their guests this season Mr and Mrs Henry Shoulet of iftmlcrson, CATES CRATE COMPANY culture, State Department uf A«rirulture County Agent ami others interested in higher agriculture. The cam paign'w ill he here only tor one day on Friday Dee. 12th and will he held at the Central Gardens on West Central street at the edge of town. The nature of the work will he demonstrations and talks by actual Held opeurtors, charts and motion pictures, and it is hoped to bring its bcneficnl m ssago to each farmer in the surrounding community. Nine largo auto trucks are required to cnr.y the necessary parphcrfsdji end apparatus used ami a largo tent, hundreds of chairs, improved farm machinery, moving picture and lighting outfit, char:; free !«..'! t'n* and whnt not. With the motorcade ere I’rof. It. S. M.iiiley, Mrs. Adda I*, llowie and i in’* others. I’rof Mobley is a native of Flo­ rida um! :s a very practical and suem sfui southern farmer who lias man> limes » ured the United Stales as an agricultural lecturer and now lias' r. national tcputnt'nn for Ids great verb. Mrs. Howe, the famous dairy entile breeder tied -farmer from THE BIG FEED HOUSE package before package during package : FLAUOR LASTS DOES THE PRICEl home tv t ‘ nrrs. ' ?nv fcuTding which sue has delivered to many universities -and colleges. The program commences at nine o'clock in the morning and continues until eleven at night • embracing nearly every activity of modern farming, starting with deep plowing spreading manure, disking, harrow­ ing and rolling the soil, the most, perfect seed bed, service can pro­ duce is made and each operation explained and discussed. Soils art? tested and remedies recommended. While this is going on in the field near the tent Mrs. Howie will have a . great message for tin* ladies on home rnnvonlnees. In the lent in the afternoon noils, crops, crops rotations, fertilizers system farming etc., will he taken up.The tuught is to start with soil and carry u system of agriculture that includes livestock to economize and permtnently maintnh nur soil fertilizing. In the even ft Mr. Mohloy will deliver his gr* it address on com­ munity . Imildii - which includes business methods which are of in­ terest to the r rvlmnt and farmer i '.^mIcs bettering alike a id uL* thp rural rsin ditions and advocates of vocr n ' subjects and xauulizt? the The nine great n of moving plcutn s will he aliovi i inr ; site siihjerta ns sheep, <L i, , trm cr farm mnehincs in operation ett.p' .iing labor saving devices, horr can­ ing and pr' si rvine method on home convienccs for tho farm and others. ^ The campaign is In Florida for h a than a month and indeed fortu­ nate to have them s t o p at Orlando The work carried on iu other places has been very beneficial anil highly p r a i s e d . We t h e r e f o r e c a n n o t leo urgently request our readers and especially the farmers and his family to attend nil *• oris of the splenthe message of better farms, better crops and better people. Llw,VC. Master Ernest Dell, the bright little son of Mr and Mrs Charlie Hell is confined to his home by ill­ ness • Miss Mary Miles, Mr and Mrs S H Huchanan, Miss Irene Wilson, of Louisville and Philip Milcsn spent a very pleasant day at Day­ tona Hcttoh Friday Christian Science services will he held at the Woman’s Club, Oak avenue; between Third and Fourth streets, on Sunday, morning at 10:45 o’­ clock. Subject: "God the only Cause and Creator." 36-ltc INO PGVVD NOT MADEBYTHtTfl’Jjf; BAKING POWDER If never disappoints* her. w It’s dependable. Results % always the same—the best. \ Tty it. Calumet contains only such i'lgrc’dients as have been approved offi­ cially by the U.S. Food Authorities. You Save When You Buy It. You Save When You Bee lb U i r i l E C T Quality BERMAN’S SPECIALTY ORLANDO, FLORIDA SHOP �THE SANFORD HERALD have THESANFORDHERALD people nothing nothing, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS absolutely whu need it. The public is tho goat aa usual. The public fa always the goat and It is just about time for this govern­ Christmas boxes * of oranges H. Z. HOLLY, Editor ment to get right and regardless of the packed by* Mrs. Alex Vaughn. Phone M EN DICA N TS W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager 7v There were at least six mod leant statements of either strikers or operat­ 323. WlS-2t*\ Published Every Friday by on the streets here yesterday and ors take over the coal mines and force handing out cards and begging tho men to work them or put in men For sale—Cabbage plants, about money. They are strangers to this who will work them. 10,000 Charleston Wakefield, ready ,i state and only come down here in Thi* country is getting into a tangle to set. FI. L. Green, West side IG-ltp aunscm m oN m ice in advancs, the winter to garner a rich harvest that will cither be havu to U» straight­ ONB TBAB_____________________ * Is the aim in all backing procedure—and the BIX MONTHS----------------------------- I For sale—Cabbage plants at )2 00 and flit to the summer resorts. They ened out soon and kept straight or the * lilt UK MONTHS-------------------------------dominating ideal of tho First National Bank should be kept off tho streets and country will pass into anarchy and riot. per 1000 Charleston Wakefield 1 - T - Y ‘ ■’ T ■ii f ■'*■• Clay County G ardening Cfi|Xi9 'jrr** . i- , r* *' , , R a t Wad aa SM iw C C hM Mall Mai Ur Aafual 21ad out of the city. They have a place to Tho people are dead willing to hack the variety IN S , at Iha raaU fflra at Haalard. d a r U a Co , Green Cove Springs, Fla 16-itv go and should he made to stay there government up in whatever way they Fundamentally, materially and physically Uadar JUl af M an h Srd. ISIS They arc able bodied and after they want to take charge and run things. Trir»h..a Na, l*S get through begging in tho day time The time is past for mediation and this Institution is equipped to render effici­ OfflMl ilrra id Hatt For sale—200,00 Wakefield cab­ they put on thrir good clothes and pussyfooting* methods/ It will now bage paints, $1 GO per thousand at ent banking service t kj Solid cara of leltuce are now going have a* morl, money as any of l -. take the strong arm nnd the devil take farm Crating 50 cents extra Ready Into the market from Sanford and this Charity, charity, what deeds are the men who arc standing idly hy and now Dr Love, DrL&nd. Fin 16-3tc We operate under Government regulation; letting people freeze to death and let­ fine product is bringing as high os SC.50 a accomplished in th y name. ■ ----- 10----our facilities are modern and complete ; out For sale—A bagain for cash, 20 ting people starve to death because a hamper, which has netted the grower acres of fine land in the famous labor and capital want to wrangle over over il.iXHJ an acre. And that’s the Officers and Directors are men of recognized N E E D E D H ER E. ALSO the matter of unions nnd wages. What Sanford Celery Delta near Cameron first of three crops rni«ed in that sec­ ntegrity, ability and responsibility Major Thomas, one of the big we want is work nnd more work nnd City, 10 acres cleared, 5 acres tiled tion.—Times Union men of Gninesville writes nn article Building 20x50x22 in while the majority of us are working and well a ------- O ------for the Gainesville News in which twelve and fourteen hours every day center of the 20 acres For price It is on tlie basis of good service that we “ Bubbles” is the latest made in Mi­ ho sets forth n few things needed to now to make both end* meet wc a rt in and terms address Joe F Randall, ami drink. It Is said to bo a snappy invite your bankiug business make Gainesville a greater city and no mood to listen to any chatter about 901 Clark S t , Paducah, Ky IG-ltp wine drink with the port flavor, delight­ they are the same things that nre hours of work. While we talk and fully delocious, decidedly different— needed in Sanford today. For Sale or Exchange—One 20 acre, talk the country is going to the how in short it is called dry champagne A city market, one 10 acre, Sanford Ave. Walking wows nnd tho |>eop!e—the real people turned out by "ye olde rustic eider mill distance to city. Two lots corner —nre suffering. A playground for the children. right in the Magic City.—Reporter Center and Elm Ave. Two ots west Star. Golf links for tourists and home ride Palmetto avenue GO ft. from According to the Miami Herald folks. WHOLE COUNTRY DEMANDS Eleventh St. Mnkc offer. B. T. NEW DEAL “ Hubbies" are made by the Miami And he adds that by giving the Corey, owner, 075 N. Spring St.. Las Metroplis. tourists what they want they will More than 13,000 hills have iieen Angeles, Cal. 13-13tc. locate in Gainesville, build home* introduced at this session of congress. SANFORD, FLORIDA In my judgment 00 per rent of them are N O TH IN G , ABSOLUTELY NO­ and become citizens. For Sale nr Exchange for Florida ----O— TH INC, unnecessary. It is amazing how wo go Farm --320 acre* well improved wheat on spreading out and accumulating land. 2(50 acres under cultivation, LIKE ITSELF ISN’T The people living in the suburbs govemit.frt while the imperative need balance in pasture Ififl acres ready ROSES oT Sanford have no city water, no is for demohnlbing a lot od expensive for seeder No fertilizer Good for tire protection, no gas, no anything The following is from an exchange: and now unnecessary governmental 40 bushel* per acre Open range in They are paying a large part of the That editor should remember that a activities ami getting down to real busi­ winter S30 per ncre What have you city taxes They have no sewerage man who has no enemies has never ness in hand. to offer as first payment Balance system and cunnot build more bon­ done anything for thi* world. That le nes until they do have The city who tries to help humanity and stands Although making some headway in on crop payments Wife’s health council some time ago agreed to for good morals and progress will always this direction, we teem still to be load­ cause of sale .1 A Baker Ojen, 15-4tp give the people north of Tenth he found fuult with and blamed for ing up with hoards nnd bureaus until Alberta, Canada street the sewerage they needed «vorything he does that does not agree Uncle Sam’s right hand doesn’t know Farm Photography a specialty. Since th at time nothing Inn been with the idesas of others. As we heard what his left is doing, and both nre con­ Photo* nf alt kinds, See Shea for Let us inspect j o ’tr Imilti'j free. We are experts done. They are simply stalling The a fertilizer agent say once: "You will tinually emptying hi* pockets. Many O.tf at 113 !"m A ee. of those measure* provide for some sj.-i always find the most club* under the on rlrrtricn! troubles. Scientific repairing etui re!;■_ • n >' ' -VC............ -(..n- r to lcf gnverruca Iul interference into more churtfinu done. We can thko your old battery ami ’*" -a ir Prepare lor coin weatit 1 fight the catalogue houses in liehnlf of Ior less lorol matter*. Pn*1 iv. .— make it as (*ood ns new and guarantee it for six ii... hnTr. .uni lias, have mm we bait inspectors for garbage pails and cr NOW. Buy your winter’s lire months. Wc also have expert mechanics to over­ wood now and save money. Oak or |Fend hi* printing to a mail order house— garrets: and since the war—well waterpine. Either stove or fireplace wood. haul or repair your car. which lias happened to ns—this i* the ed by appropriations—the board* and Smith. limit, though! The clipping referred bureaus and enmmi muux continue to Phone 149-W. Roberts multiply and spring up like mu«hrooms. Wood Yard, corner Gtli and Elm. to follows: 5-tf And Wat Ron-Down, Weak and Tlie bod of an editor i* not in truth In a few year* at this rate, wo idiall have I'.crybody on tlie government a lied of roses. If lie criticizes he i* L. A. ItENAUD, Prop. Nenroos, Say* Florida Lady. M RS. JULIUS TAKACH culled a knocker, if he doesn’t he is payroll ami nobody doing work. 20.1 Oak Ave. Phone 189 Fivo Bottles of Cardoi SOPRANO branded a coward, says the* Midwest The tendency it rteadily toward Made Her WelL Printer, and hi* paper is said to he u giving the government too much to do, Available for Concerts, Recitals, Mush rale*, Fcatvnls, Oratorio nnd Social [“ kept" journal. He has to suit every- too many multifarious duties, too tmirh Church Sc rvires Kathleen, Fin.—Mrs. Dallas Prlne, l 1tody, including Ids wife, ills hunker, control over matters that do not special­ ?! *hI" .K^ce, says: “ After the birth ids pastor, and “ the bey;." he m s on ly ronrern It, wlirn goodness knows we Sanford, Florida ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS IN T H E CLASSIFIED COLUMNS of ray last ch ild ., . I got Tory much Saturday nights. He can do and say have enough knotty problems of mighty run-down nnd weakened, bo much that I could hardly do anything at tho right thing a million times without a concern on hand to call for all the team B1L I was bo awfully nervous that word of approval, hut let him offend or work nnd concentration, and the brains I could scarcely endnro thq least opjHwo and he i* in for it. Except for and energy and resources we ran |x>vinoise. My condition was getting these little things, it's a grand nnd h!y muster. Washington appear* to Worse all tho tlm o ... glorious life.—Reporter Star. have forgotten that fine old copybook I knew I must liavo Bomo relief or ----- O— l would soon bo In tho bed and In a maxim altout people being licit govern­ serious condition for I felt bo badly ed when least governed, nnd frem* AGAIN WE SUFFER and was bo nervous and weak I could • The toal miners went on n strike iient on going right ahead hunting for hardly live. My husband asked Dr. about my taking CarduL Ho several weeks ago and although some more ways to spend money. Bald, It a a good medicine, and rood adjustment.'! have been matin nnd the My letters convince me the people for that trouble', bo ho got me 6 bot­ tle s ... After nbout tho. Becond bottlo I government i* doing all it can to get want to fcc the country run on husiner* Toll greatly Improved.. .before taking them bnfk to work they have not gone lines, strictly in the intreit of the public, It my limbs nnd bands nnd arms back in sullhient numliers to get out with less government regulation ami would go to Bicep. After taking It, tlie coal that is needed to keep traffic interference. 1 am receiving letters however, this poor circulation disap­ peared. My strength camo back to moving and business going nnd to keep from good republicans in many states, r° ° n on tho r°ad to the people from freezing to death in tin* as well a* from many good democrats, health. After tho uso of nbout G bot- north. And now in order to save and I have struck hy their unanimity I„ C0H,d do nl* n,Y bouso-work the eoal vu; the government has made an of agreement on one thing: The writers Wid nttend to my b Ix children boorder that sill fuel must lie saved nnd almost invarihiy say that so far as they aldos. You can fed BAfo In giving Cardul ll" the Here* and business houses gen­ and their neighbors nre concerned, ii thorough trial for your troubles. It orally must rime up early in order to politics i* adjourned for,y?ars to come, S E U “ilni'°t0 ^ fUl °ir of 1'nM!;rorm,n* In other urugs, but InhIcomposed mi d vero- conserve . . the ,fuel. . . .words . we, if not for alt time. Their opinion ,nnd mine, i* the best polities any party can Ublo, medicinal Ingredients with no lo su,Tpr f,,r ,he aftereffects. Thousands of women !',I'iker* *»nd tlie coal barons wlm now adopt is to do business—to serve J1*** voluntarily written, telling of cannot or swill not get together on some the country, ami hy srving , save it. jCkmlul haa dono them. It proposition that will get coal out of the The rry is for a business-like congress, •fcmlJ help you. too. Try it. E /» .............,.*m......... |m>0|,,„ 'or a business-like administration, both of wltirii siiaii stand in all thing*, first anil last, for the great American public anil the average American citizen, as between capital and labor or any other class. In a ward, they want government for the fieople in the seme that Lincoln spoke for it,* will: the ending of all or any sort of cla«* domination. Tliey are a* much against cIxm war* at home A* they are against world war* in Europe. To Serve the Public Well THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY First National Bank I Free Service arms, LIMBS ASLEEP Sanford Battery Service Company Famous For Its Alarvetous bad t,H> Cautious CZZD CD C =J YOU WILL D E C ID E W ISELY if you make this Hank the deposi­ ta ry of your funds. Its strength, Careful M anagement and Modern Facilit it s attest it’s standing as a Secure, Reliable Banking Institu­ tion. Accounts subject to check are cordially invited. PEOPLES BANK OF ===== SANFORD = _______ As a result of our recent ex|<erienre» I itcliever we are to have a rebirth of sturdy and aggressive Americanism that will sweep the country and cannot lie fooled or eajoied; and that a much liner and greater and happier American nation is giong to come of it. If you look, this spirit is everywhere ‘abroad in the land. It has shown it*elf ns decisively in Massachusetts as it is showing itself in Kansas, in the Middle and Far West and in the North and the South; ami it will gather more and more momentum. It is a time for every true American to get in step. Aurthur Capper in Capper’* \Vcoklyv Lad) Aslor Takes Seat Plymouth, E n g , Nov 30 By Associated Press) Lady Astor, ac­ companied’ by her son, today left for London, where tomorrow who will take her seat as a member of the house of commons Speaking with the Associated Press corres­ pondent just before her departure she said: . "The people will lie disappointed if they think 1 shall apeak and act in parliament as I have done during the election campaign You don’t talk too much if you want thing? done Electioneering is one thing, and legislating is another There's No Time neuer toBuy Your New Car UILDING m ore th a n a hundred cars a day, tho C handler M otor Car C om pany is still u nab le to supply the d em an d for th e g rea test o f Sixes. And th is is Novem ber. T here are n o a u to m o b ile season s any m ore. Any tim e is th e tim e to b u y your car, If you can get it. The earlier your order, th e earlier your delivery’l T h e C handler Six lea d s so d istin c tly because it o ffers so m u c h m ore fo r so m u ch less. O ther cars w h ich perhaps m ig h t be com pared w ith it list a t h undreds of d ollars m ore, an d ch eap cars sell for a lm o s t as m u c h . B S I X B E A U T IFU L BODIES ARE BUILT ON THE STANDARD CHANDLER CHASSIS . . • Sevcn-PitisenHer Touring Cur. SIT^S Four-Patsengcr Roadster, Jf/70X Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, SIS75 Seeen-Pasienger S e d a n , 52795 Four-Passenger Coupe, 52695 Limousine, 53295 All p rices J. o. l>. Cleveland WIGHT TIRE GO. SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO �■| " T5t; 7 j i c 14 QER 5, 1919 THE SANFOBD U&RALl) • jjulo Htppenlnif* Mention of Mailer* In Br,ef Personal Item* 9{ Interest In an d A b o u t S The C ity <£ T,np |(l*auj -----_, , Woodruff nr*’ glnd >° "«* *>,m ° ‘lt ,_in after an Illness of sever*! »rtks that kept him confined to his home. >or light hauling call Thono 10G C. E. Chorpenlng. 8-10tp i m0nc the visitor* in town yw irrdsy were Mrs. W. A. Allen, Mrs. L m a n and Mrs. N. W. Johnson ind daughter of DeLand who were tfrf on a shopping tour. piano and Harmony taught by p-oeressive Scries Method. Conwrvatory graduate. I’hono 230, Mrs W. N. Ankney, 918 Myrtle Avc. Fri. and Tucs-Gtc Mi« Daisy Eldrldge of Richmond. Va. left for l,cr home y**t*rdny after a pleasant visit with her bro­ ker. Mr. R- R- Eldrldge. pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. McCuller’s. 5G*tf Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woods and ‘c h i l d r e n and tbeir sister, Mrs. Arborga*t of Lakeland who have been fending several days with Mrs. Hollar, returned home on Tuesday. Huy Diamonds Wight Tire Co. S5-tf M r . and Mrs. T C Vinrint and Mr* A c Vinci tit were In the city Tuesday the guests of Mrs. It. J. Holly- They were e» route to their home in Vero. LZ- Seal pint fruit jars at LP. LG-ft McCuller’s. M: and Mrs M rllride have as their gursl, Mrs Mcllride of Monroe, N C* Complete streli Diamond tires, fn'i-li 'eight Tile Co M, V’.r. i.f Chutahoochev, is viiiiing her daughter . Mrs W P Field- <ui Sanford lleiglits There’s a man at the curb to icrvc you. r>5*tf Friends of Mrs C E Henry will tic pleaded to know of her return home much improved in health Mr» Henry arrived on 'Saturday Mr Paul Riddle of Rnliegh, N C aha spent several days in the eity lut week visiting old friends, lias returned home LEON’ S AUTO TRANSFER CO. PHONE 114 Philips Old Drug Store Stand Phone Orders also Taken at Hotel Carnes All Kinds of Hauling Baggage Transferred Meet all Trains Leon's Auto Transfer Co. PIIONE i n Summary of tho Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ CEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS, PANTS. OR IIED SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFPICE. 59-lf Mrs F G Gonzales has returned to Sanford und is the guest of Mrs F J ; Miller Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in Sanford on Monday, Wednesday and Fr ay of each week. 68-tf Mrs J A Hoggs of Jacksonville Is visiting her sister Mrs It E Tolar * Quart Mason fruit jars at L, P. McCuller’s. 6G-tf Mr and Mrs J F Hickson mo­ tored to New Smyrna for the day on Sunday. boost Leon’a Auto Transfer. All trains met. Phono 91. Hotel Cnrnes. 67-tf Mr and Mrs Fred Daigcr, J r , ar.d Fred Daigcr the .'ird have re­ turned from a pleasant visit in Tampa with Mr and Mrs Fred Daigcr. Sr For Sale—G f t.’ light wood post and cull cross ties for fence posts IItic each f. o. b. Wagner. Car lots or less. O. C. Hryant, Wagner, Fla. tl-W -ltp Mrs A L Starr of Montgomery, Ala , is spending the winter with her son and daughter, Mr and Mrs Daniel S E Starr Bring your hemstitching to Mra Maude Philmon at the French Shop. Also tiresa a;i-c tally. 11-W-t Mrs V .1 Wolfe and little sons, and Mias Helen Kennedy returned yesterday from a holiday visit to Tampa They were accompanied home by Mrs N II Kennedy, who will be their guest for several days Miss Krminia Houser returned Sunday from Tampa where she has been the guest of friends for the Thanksgiving season Dr J N Robson has bought the Puleston residence on Park avenue, one of tiie most attractive homes in the city The family moved in on Saturday Floyd L S Kittncr of Nashville, Tennessee has arrived in the city and will tqke the position of manager of the Princess Theatre Mr Drew who has been here since the theatre started will take his former position in Tampa with the Lynch Enter* j prises Mr Drew made many friends while here who hate to see him leave Dr S Puleston left Saturday for his home in Miami after spending a week here on a hunting expedition His many friends here were glad to have him in Sanford for a short tinm und wish him well in his new field Misses Frances and Helen Gonza­ lez left yesterday for Miami after spending/ the past few days with friends here and in Orlando Mrs Gonzuhz will remain in Sanford sr few days longer ire returning to Miami Mr and Mrs C A Rnulerson of Geneva v ere viators in the city today j Come ot the Hoard of Trade meet­ ing at the Court house tonight There ntre mzy matters of im-g portancc to decide Mr. and Mrs II Murphy of Atlanta ami Mrs Ilarber and daugh­ ter, Miss Ethel Mae are guests at the Lincoln House Mr Samuel Schwartz lias arrived I was there to make a sketch of dren’s Ilnur like a feast. For the Luncheon was Just over, and tiny toddlers there Is a varied someUmes tJneoda Biscuit •Uc was of menu, ----- talking to HF n is little III IIknot MW! ■« '* t ---------------CrackwunuD. Tlu> first words Il hoard, heard, iw inin! a. The il milk, sometimes Graham C I Mid i"fillet ly Into a nearby seat, w crB ers. Oatmeal Crackers or I i.n i HIsliringed i i ir.vlid "Nill Ion ouil Biscuit,’’ recalling plbn*^letllt. Tills Is rbnngi *“'!> my own tasty Unocda Laud occasion;; to Old Time Sti .:ir l >>>!:• Newtons and, rurc»i of I liked her. and , re days when we had feriul ly as she Hpokc ,n cream ami Nabisco, and those *t>d ear* Imsy. "Uotwien the dnrk and daylight,'j i-ere our parly days. ir Is Just a •lie was uunllng, "there's always us happily. t it of #JI||U« _____________ _____ Mvm- waiting and listening—for th hat Is nil, and mode ’us sure they Olldreu. Since they were tlnjl would keep coming every day—for you and I both know we must fil'd ILInz*. I've given that hour to children, as we must Lilies. First l had If we would Then, when nfter their lo t.sliUp, I ays like tU' la in Ui "Ik-/ wily ta la tent. h i lb to hour trn seem t'fl of were l vy enough cm . but always Hour. mati^ k a l Bucurrcohpaky ^ g g ^ T £ { ■ * ; ays dainty, ai­ “You see. even rs only National 'r(,ut on, "nre much juaU, They are most lo v a b le __ _____ Product* con be. During the •uwt tractable after they’ro had years when my bablca were growing something to eat. National Biscuit up we never missed tho Chll1"file* always besln our Cbll- dren’s Hour with Its fusty feast. at his attractive home M arquette Lodge on Lake Golden and wlD have aa his guests for the winter Mr and Mm A. F. Porter of Langhorn, Pa Col. W. II. Dabson of Danielson Conn., is the guest of Mr. and Mr*. I. D Martin while cn route to St. Petersburg, Dr nnd Mrs Sloan, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Sloan, Sam Morris of New­ born, Ky., are a congenial group of Kentuckians stopping at the Seminole this week. Mr. Arthur Vaughn nnd his bride ui lived from Jacksonville yesterday and lire the guests of the former’s sister, Mrs. Fannie Lee. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Laing, Miss Jeanette Laing nnd Mr W H Har­ vey have returned from a motor trip to Jacksonville where they visit­ ed tiie State Fair Mr und Mrs il C DuHo.se spent several days in Jacksonville last week taking in the Fair nnd greeting old friends Mrs J C Higgins and Mrs Brian Higgins are at home again after a pleasant visit with friends in Jacksonville Mr and Mrs Geo Venable are in Atlanta on business nnd pleasure combined Messrs Don Tichenor nnd Phillip Cash Motored down from Crescent City to spend Sunday with Sanford friend,. Mr J I* Hamilton of Charleston S C. was the guest of the Misses Hutchinson* on Sunday, returning to Charleston Sunday night After a pleasant holiday visit with * home-folks, Reginald Holly has returned to iiiauii. Red Crooss Christm as Seals go on sale today. Hut your Red Cross Christmas Seals anil help to climate the Whit Pnlgue Don’t turn .b,**n 1‘... girls when they ask you to buy Red Cross Christmas Seals It is for the climin-/ ation of tuberculosis The Christmas Red Cross Seals should go on all your letters and packages They show th at you have done your hit for the elimination of tuberculosis Miss Allie Gilloti lias resigned from Yowell & C o , nnd accepted a po­ sition with the Charles Electric Co aa book keeper and stenographer An enjoyable meeting of the Rcheknhs was held on Friday even­ ing A number of applications fo membership were received After Lodge dainty refreshments were served und a social time was en­ joyed Next meeting will lie held on Dec 1'Jty and all Rebckahs an urged to lie present Fur Sheriff I hereby nnnounco my candidacy for the ollice of Sheriir of Seminole Co­ unty subject to tho decision of the Democratic Primary. W. P. CARTER Tax Hooks Now Open Tox Books nre now open for tho payment of State and County Taxes; a discount of two per cen t is allowed for payment in November, nnd one per cent in December. Jno. D. Jinkins Tne Collector. Seminole County S AT- W E D-5TC—W-14-2tc. Honor Roll The honor roll of the Eighth grade for the month of November were: Naomi Scoggnn, John Lundquist, Nan Paxton, Eric Vihten, John Wil­ son. Lucilc Anderson, Madeline Mnllcm, Elizabeth Charles, Gilbert Miller, Le Clnirc Jones, Maude C arm way, Agues Perrin, Edna Lord, James Stone, Emma Spencer. Helen Witte The Eighth grade entertained the Grammer School Wednesday morn­ ing with a Thanksgiving program consisting of the following: Thanksgiving Song—Class IGOth Psalm —Class Orgin of Thanksgiving—John Lundquist President's Proclam ation— James Stone Son;*, "The Big Yellow Pumpkin" —Girls Neighborhood Meeting Del.aml At STANDS FOR S E R V IC E , Q U A L IT Y , A N D P R IC E USEFUL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS Carving Sets Percolators .Ideal Fireless Cookers Pyrex__and f Aluminum Ware Favorite Line of Stoves and Ranges Safety Razors and a complete line of Pocket Cutlery and many other useful and appropriate gifts Hill Hardware Co. THE MOST DANGEROUS DISEASE Alt Muling I be neighborhood meet­ ing at DeLand yesterday from this parish were Rev. Arthur Searing Perk. Mrs A P. Connelly, Mrs. A D Key, Mrs S O Chu«e. and Mrs Alexander Vaughn Tiie meet­ ings w ere iield at the Parrish House when plans fur the mission-wide i-amp'1' -•* wer** lilzcgfsc-.i and final arrun .'-menu completed for the drive which begins Sunday next Luncheon wu.< served and a delight­ I ful hour enjoyed socially No o r g a n s of tho h u m a n body a r e so nt to hen llh am i long Ilfs na Ilia Imp kill!nays. W h e n th e y slow up nm! com ­ mence to lair In t h e i r duties, look out! Kind out wimt Hi a tr o u b le In—without Onlay. W h e n e v e r you feel nervous, w eak, it!zs>, suffer from sleeplessness, or In-Vo pains In tl.c hack—uoka up n( oece, Vi ur kidneys nred help. Thr-u s re sinus »i» war* v/v> that your 1.ni­ n e)* itro n o t p e r f o r m in g th e ir f u n c ­ tions p roperly. T h e y nro only h all doing t h . l r wiirlt nod -vrt. nllnwit-ir i m ­ pu ritie s to a c c u m u la t e mid ho p o n v e ited Into ,urlc acid s n d o th e r poisons, vrhlch a r e vutislnp you dlBtrens an d will d es tro y you u nle ss th e y sr* d riv en from y our system . Got soma GOLD MK1MI, llxnrlcrn Oil C sjisulos u t once. T hey nro an old. triad p r e p a r a t i o n u n c i all over tho w orld fo r c"iU nrles, T h e y c o n ta in only o1d-fa*hlonod. mii'Viimi oil- combined w ith F t r e n u t h - r l v loir and »ysli-m-clennslnif hcih*. w ell k n o w n und un.\| l»y ih v e l c ’.ins In thoir d r ily practice, GOLD k i r . D . v l , l l m f h l . i G i* n r * a rt* l r u ported d i m t from tho la b o ra to r ie s In Holland. T hey n tn convenient to take. • w ill g iv e p r o m p t i eilet o r y o u r m o n e y w ill he refunded. A sk fo r (hem ;*t iitiy druir ult-re. b u t he s u r e to net th, ori.rlnal Imported GOLD i n : D A I . hnunl. A -cent no ‘ institute*. It, seale I p a c k a g e s T h re e silos. kT-TNXJ** j i . -3 A man's best p a l is his smoke " W e ’re w a y a h e a d o f th e b u n c h ” — Chcs. Field F you w an t to play n w inner, 9ure th in g— p u t your m oney o n Chesterfield. FOR SHERIFF i Having l*en urged by a large number of the voters of Seminole County to iiecome a candidate for tiie ollice of Sheriff, I hereby nnnonnee my candi­ dacy subject to the decision of the Democratic primary. 15-tfc C. M. HAND I Nollvc The regular atinunl meeting of the Stock holders of tiie First Na­ tional Hank of Sanford, Florida, will be held in the rooms of the bank Tuesday, dunuary 3, 1920. at three o’clock P. Ml, for the purpose of electing a board ot directors for the ensuing year and for tiie trans­ action of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. H. F. Whitner. . Cashier W-10-5tc. And n o wonder! Never were finer to ­ baccos used In an y cigarette. T h e silk iest leaves of arom atic Turkish and the ch oicest of ripe, sw eet D om estic stock aro p u t to­ geth er by an exclusive blending m ethod th a t brings o u t a new d cliclou sn css of flavor. In less th an three years, m ore th an three m illion sm okers have becom e Chester­ field fans. “S atisfy”? R ight dow n to your toes! Chesterfields have p u t added en joym en t in to every puff—en joym en t th a t you d o n ’t g et and ca n 't get In an y oth er cigarette because th e Chortcrfield blend c a n ’t bo copied. Home Problem First Washington, Nov MU —Aotliough a now effort for compromise ratifi­ cation of the peace treaty is experte to follow closely the reconvening of congress tomorrow, discussion among returning senaW s tonight revealed little optimism that th e question would be brought to a decisive stage for some weeks In the absence of information us to what President Wilson will rec in bis message to the new session, Republican and Democratic leaders in tiie senate were preparing to go ahead with long-delayed general legislation, which many senators on both sides declare is urgently de­ manded by sentiment in thier hom" districts Sturm’* Death Tall Dctriot, MIc, Dec 1 —Twentyfour hours uftcr the most severe wind storm experienced in Michigan since 1913. the demoralized condi­ tion of the telephono and telegraph wires throughout the *tute was r., .H r' *f W-r*a\A?1 such th at no accurato or complete reports f;f damage caused sould bo ascertained * * * Early tonight one death was add­ ed to the six reported last night A carpenter, E J Herrington, was killed when a lmrn on which he was working near Jackson, collar sqd. The other five deaths occurred in Dctriot Scores of persons were injured here and elsewhere by fall­ ing cornices nnd sizna cr flying glass. 20 for 20 cen ts —atu{ the blend can be c o pied �DECEMBER $, j , , , Begins Regular Session With Important Business next summer and the finnl campaign in the fall. Loaders proj>osc to have Congress recess for »thc conventions anil wotk through afterward Into Oct­ ober. f'nactinent of legislation is expected to licgin Immediately. The Senate today had pending, with privileged status the Cummins railruad bill with its provisions against railroad strikes PEACE TREATY AND INDUSTRI­ gnnd for return of the railronds to AL QUESTIONS ARE .M OST private ownership In the House, the bill to restrict immigration and provide IMPORTANT for deportation of alien radicals was first on the calendar. The House pro­ bably will l»e occupied largely with tho appropriation hills for many weeks and leaders hope to enact several measures before the holiday adjournment, to begin about Ded. 20 and continue to message. At another point it declared, “the seed of revolution ia reprcwdon." "Tho •igniflcent principles regard­ ing labor laid down in the covenant of tho League of Nations" said the mes­ sage "offers us tho way to industrial pence and conciliation. No other road lies open to us. Governments must ELDER S P R IN G S WATER THOMAS D. DAK EH, I>h. D. 4 C * * » M * « CS.-.1-I * - f N itsr« | K c liu , rtnerlln*. Hollins CotlH*. 1 lurid* r r t t a le L a b o ra U rr of llallln a r o l l , , . W lm ii P a rk . i'la ., N o?. I l k , l ) | n S ir . T . O . C h arlta Haafard, 11a., D ta r E lr : It h ltal a n a l, ala o t ' * • •" 7 lp lf , r * * '• » Ik ii Ha.ts ' , tca . in x rjlo u d- ra - —re - —ra—l’ ckem ------ -la»t *r*tk . an aJ fc»»a ablatnad Ih r fallaw ln f r r i * | | ( . ja n b r« u |h i me a a rlr rlj Is a l eraak. bat C k lo r ln o ---- --- 1.71 Qarls aor M itu .. i n M ils W t I'raa Ammonia _ 00 p itta par mllltan t la r ila a e a ----SJ.OJ p itta pet mltll** Album inoid A m m o n li..........«T l*C « Nl l r i l f i . «. - . - m— Tr*r« radical* are In the employ of the Federal Trade Commission Tho Senate privi- js inviolate, leges nnd Klcctjons Committee plans "and ought to tuko up tho contest filed by Henri1 by nny pit Ford against the election of Senator there is a p New berry, Republican, vi Michigan. Is the right Senate democrat* nro to hold a con- ^ '* forenrt- this work to olect a leader to P°wer nm* auccwd tho late Senator Martin, of '<“nK,‘ , 01 Virginia, with the contest apparently * :!!' re^crr*nK narrowed to Senator Hifchcock, Dcmn- 'nJunct'°n a rrat. of Nebraska,administration leader The mess: in the Peace Treary fight, and Senator reference to Underwood, of Alabame, for Denn- Hines nnd i rratic Leader in the House. Confer- wkh It* hloc ences of thdo Republicans nnd the f*d object lea itecring committees of itoth parties tie*-" "Thei also are planned soon to fill committee sa^ Die mes vacancies. action to fore T k a ib ie n r a p t i t t l n ll y af fraa and albuminoid a m n t n l i In thle a n , , t . I l l aert email im o a n l a f th loflne In d lrile a 111 r i t l lent auallla f-r « . . . „ ' J e s r c s i r i . In addU!-« l« lb - »»“ d n n a liij r S i f i c l e i U l I r i of •upi-rlur h-auiabatS water. Il • • • M a i n a p t r lil feature* of m ic h valuec e tp e rla ll/ Ihoao of natural i r i i l l o n and L O W d e lt a * ot bardnaaa. • T h e b a tla rla la llta l a n a l,a la . ra e u llln f In an 'a la l r»n n l. In f„t| .am ple* o t lh a w alar. o t 3 b a tta lia per aanl.S and In find n | n a t a l . , , „ al(l J harm ful h aclarla, laallr conOrm ila |*o d snattlr Indicated b j the r it E M I C A L iuilfilf* or tbe tnanr * a lc r a a f Ikla and aib ar teglone that I b ate a a a lft td , 1 a . . . fuund none anparlar In nil |o»d «nallllaa la Ih al *r Ibu " K ld e r W a la r." " Youta a a r j re a p e rira llj, (H l(ned) T I I 0 3 . It. D A K E R T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor s a n i o i i i ). u o t iiin i On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Vou Can Rnj From Us at Wholrftale Prices W. A. Merrjday Iwnpaiy Paiatka, Florida ARE YOU INSURED? Ecperanca Found Rubber. Il Is believed Hint the rublier tree was discovered by u Jesuit missionnry, I”r. Mimreldn Bxperumn. He found It while on one of his apostolic Journeys iiuiong the (’nmbuln* Ituliiins uf ifonlh Anierien nnd gave It the singsilur iintne of the sorlngliclni, heennsu be remarked Hint the savages used the sap of tills tree, which hardens quick­ ly. to make rude bottles that were eknpLil bkc u oyrlo^c. W . J . T H IG P E N For the second time only since tfie President established the practice of addressing congress in person, bis mes­ sage was r.eari today by the t It rks. The president's princijial recommendations were: Establishment nf a budget sys­ tem for tlio national finances. Re­ organization of the taxation system with simplification of the income and excess profits. Readjustment of the tariff system, if necessary to meet changed world conditions and make the system conform with tho fact that the United States is the "greatest capitalist in the world." Recognition nnd relief for veteran soldiers of the world war, particularly in the Way of government farms as proposed by Secretary lame. NO' THE WAR HASN’T STARTED AGAIN t's just the new tire that cunt a bunch of money blowing out miles from nowhere. Hut never mind—stop worrying, Mr. Motor­ ist. Our tire vulcanizing will fix you up in great shape. We'll save you money and make yo^r tire better than ever. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS I-IIONE 17 Oak nn 3rd St. Sanford, Florid ftr.eii tour spring tfreaK put on T xjff/rr& iaj& tA mm Di *,^i»(r»—/ r AUTO OW NERS ' Call on us fur exact duplicate of your broken sprluH, ~ a n d receive A •p rln £ aatML hfuctlou th a t Is < 9 i/ real. SANFORD FLORIDA ciprocity treaty and commercial con­ ventions and trade extension urrnngemcilts with the Alik's, the enemy' co­ untries and other nations. On the legislative calendar are many measures already passed either by Senate or House. They include bills establish­ ing a federal budget system, providing a permanent shipping' pliry, rcgunlting Proper measures to foster ’the dye­ cold rtorngo of food produets, and pro­ stuffs industry built up during the war viding for development of waterpower. to keep the United States iinbqiendcnt Fiscal legislation promises to have a of foreign supply An enlarged program prominent place in the work of Congress, for rural development , in recognition General tariff o revision and nodi Men­ of the farmers’ pari in the war. Mea­ tion of the international revenue laws sures which "will remove the causes are planned before the political cam­ paign. Repeal of many war taxes will he proposed and anti-damping bills to protect American manufactur­ ers are pending. Permanent army most extensive reference to the peace m organization policies, incorporating treaty hy saying die causes for the the question of universal training, , ..unit "are Mijx-rficial rather than goon are to la* brought out by Hie Sen­ deep sinted" nnd that they "arise from ate and House military committees, or are connected with the failure on whilo the committees must pass on a tiie part of our government to arrive new building program and on hills in­ speedily at a just and permanent peace creasing the navy’s personnel and its permitting return to normal conditions front the transfusion of radical theo­ p r;. ries, from seething European tenters, Prominent anting the other measures pending such delay, from heartless to be taken up art* those dealing with profiteering resulting in tin* increase radical aliens nnd unarehl-r* ami the in ettst of living, nnd lastly front the high rihtt of living, lenders also plan machinations of passionate and ma­ to give attention to means of averting levolent agitators. With tho return industrial strikrs by federal mediation to normal conditions this unrest will or other met luxLi. /T h e Lnnc-Mondcll rapidly disappear. The, president Idol embodying Secretary' Lane’s plan renewed his recommendation for legisla­ of farms for soldiers arts sailors also ix tion to deal effective,y with "those up for passage and Congress will attempt persons who hy violent methods would revision of everal standing laws and abrogate our time tested institutions. n-|H>ai of the espionage and other war Several recommendations, some re­ measures. Numerous investigations also are planned. Senate inquiries newals of previous ones, were made into Mexican affairs and the coal, wheat by the president to bring down the cost and sugar situations will ronlinuc while of living. Among them were extension the Iloosc will carry on its investiga­ of the food control law to peace linn* tions nf War Department activities.? for the emergency: regulations for trans­ Now investigations proposed in the portation of foods in interstate com­ Senate include that into the print paper merce; a raid storage law modeled after situation and into charges by Senaror the law In New Jersey: a law requiring Watson, of Indinnn. that socialists and marks to show the length of time foods are kept in storage and a law to secure "competitive selling and prevent un­ conscionable profits" by federal liceme of corporations soiling find in interstate commerce. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY He has in .stock a huge number of Plows; also a large stock of accesso­ ries for repairs. It will he well for those interested in Plows, to look this stock over before buying else­ where. A long portion of the message was devoted to u discussion of conditions and rights o' labor. "A definite pro­ gram to bring nlxiut an improvement in the condition of labor" und bring uboi.l a genuine reorganization of in­ dustry was recommended. The only way to keep men from agita­ ting against grievances is to remove the grievamtw" said tile president’s & COM PANY A G EN TS era! Fire Insure SEED POTATOES Work Makes Them Immune. congress, will be dist-usred m n separate message later, in will the railroad question. IF NOT, SEE Men who toll In lampblack works are—owing. It I* said, to Hie large i.iaoiint of ear! i* they inhale—Im­ mune from t!i'* willit> plngtlc. and many sufferers in the early singes of plilhisls make considerable saerlflccs to obtain employmint of this kind. These grimy workers further resem­ ble colliers In Halt they are remarkably free from diseases of tbe nervous system, observes a writer In London Tlt-ltlls. Wo are booking orders now for Maine Grown Seed Potatoes—11 peek sacks. This stock is from fields free from disease. Delivery’ in December and January, INSECTICIDES VOU CAN SECURE FROM US ALL KINDS OK SPRAYS AND INSECTICIDES — PRICES ARE RIGHT. Deliveries of all goods are slow and uncertain. ^ ou will be more certain of getting your goods when needed if your order is in our hands. Large stocks of all growers' supplies. CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Florida T h e y W in Y o u On Q uality! Your enjoyment o f Camels will be very jyrrexit because their refreshing flavor and fragrance and m ellowness is so enticingly different. You never tasted such n cigarette! Bite is elimi­ nated nnd there is a cheerful absence o f any unpleasant cignretty after-taste or any un­ pleasant cigaretty pdorl #©W ©v©rjr*rA#f# In iCftitifitMtty o f 20 c^irrffM; nr f»n p s e k s i * * (200 diirfflm) in i 4lM%+in+ •pspmr* forpffdrirfnn. IV©»fronfly emtion for thm ham • •r otlkm tu p p ly o r w/»#ny o u tr • wwl o m m roc f I h i i Camels are made o f an expert blend o f choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos and are smooth and mild, but have that desirable fullbody and certainly hand out satisfaction in generous measure. You will prefer this Camel blend to either kind o f tobacco smoked straight! , Givo Camels the stiffest tryout, then compare them with any cigarette in the world at any price for quality, ^ F *vor, satisfaction. N o m a tt e r J \ h ow liberally yo u sm oke ^ C a m e h i t h e y w i l l n o t tir e y o u r ta ste ! M ajV R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. V/ina;or.-Salem, N. C. �THE SANFORD HERALD nrfEMBEB ff. 1919 !E0Al advertising ’-" , U aifp th Jfldlflil t-ircon* t, Oc<*,,f^*'imln<.le C u u o l/. FUflda. In tfe c .C o m p !sln » l w‘*' i». . , » L t**'** ft 1 * ■*,(„. ,i„yi**s*. grtn lres or - t k y unln , aj| p a r t|M claiming »n rty,f cld 'H "1' y 9 8i* v «y , William F. us“,f. . v ; v0, r y, Thom** It. l-*vy. « d M arth a. h i. w ile R. 8. U. II- B»*r(. , ntbU S rv ry . hi* wife, J . t . W v f X u 'n M t f • '■ n ’t f e J r S ' i S T R S K N "' * IluMtll a n d W. K. A'*** U ,,f*,r» |.r In th e property herein. Iifrt " 7 , , , | the unknown sueccssura Jf>.l drsmbed. »nj«a| (!ipr assignee i ' " l 1 >t,1ln and t > all pnrlfe* rl aiming J t**"*. p! ,2id p ro p rrtr. ’Huai* lu Scmp l ' ^ . V V f l o f / d . . to --l« : b l i . . j e t five rhalnt aouth of th* , n u th * r * t q u arter of the *ou4h*ti4 q u a rte r of Section I S. Township 218 of Hone* SI »aat, thence so uth fifteen rhalna, thence i u i nine hundre I an d on*-h*If f-et, thence north four hundred and aerenteen fret, Ihenca meal sovsn hundred, filly and onw-thlrd feat, th ence north five hundred and rfghfy-thrso feet, thenee' arret one hundred an d fifty feel l a th e place nt iKiInnln*. Alan the *eat half ot the n o r t h - r a t q u a r­ t e r of tha n o r t h - r a t qu arter of thn northeast quarter. Section 22, Townihlp 21, aouth u! f l a m * 31 raal. Onkfipltl, Ga., May 10, 1917. Old Kentucky Mffc. Co., Paduchah, Ky. Flense altow mu to state th a t 1 have sold your hog cholera remedy for one season and have ordered Alto Lot lino of Church 111 >ch In the Town of (tvirilo, Florida, being a e a r e d of land GO more (or this season. Last year 1 f r r t caat and w m t b v 1*1.6 fr*t north and sold It to 12 or lii men who raise aouth off tho vrrat rn d of ssl I Church Lot, a plat uf aaU C hurch lot h i l n ; o[ rrcord in hogs. I told each of them to taka F lat llook A, a t p a i r t i l l' th e Public Itrro rd i uf Orang.* County, FJiriila (In which the remedy, feed it to their hogs th e county nf Hcrr.inulr v n formally a part*, vtd if they lost a single hog from aald plot heinc entitled AleiondrU or Ovlrllrt " ’•aeasc of any kind not to pay me You and each ol you aru hereby ordered » cent for the remedy, bui when to appear to th e com, 1vlnant'a hill of cim plaint hen in Lied, on M j.t 1 the fith day they began to sell cotton every man of Jan u ary , A. D. it JO. to a a n e brine a came in and paid ine for the mediHula Day of this Court. f t la further ordered t h a t thla notice bi> *lne and every ono of them told mo published lor twetvo weeks in tha Sanford Herald, a n o s r n a p e r published In Sanford, “^at it was the best bog medicine Seminole C o unty, H o n d a . Wilnraa K. A. Dnuglaaa, Clerk of aald Cir­ •toy ever ’used. One man paid me cuit Court, and th e real thereof, thla the for the small package and bought 17lh day of Septem ber, A. D. 1919. J5 worth more and said it was the (•• all L'. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. P avla k Giles, best that be bad ever tried. Sollritor lor C om nlainanL 3-l3tc Yours very truly, \V. F. Bartlett. Meicbants Grocery Co., Sanford, Kin. '•ate 'nrclcsniiciin Results In Failure :'hnt is why we say "Feed H. A. Thomas’ Hog Powder according to directions. DO NOT FEED IT SLOPPY, but mix it with ground feed and moisten with just enough water to make a crumbly mass. Then each hog gets a beneficial dose. See full directions on package. Your money back if you are trot stisfled Merchants Grocery Co Sanford, Fla 7-6tc In The (Trcull Courl .Seventh Judlrlal Circuit In and for Hr ml ml e Caunly, Florida, In (‘tianrrry Pearl Smith, Complainant, va Hill for Divorce J . K. Smith, Defendant. I l t d r t of 1‘uhlleatlon T o I. ft. Smith, Victoria, Alabama: It appearfns from affidav it filed In thla rauae th at you, J. K. Smith, are a reeldent of a alale of the United State* other than the atate of Florida and th at you are now a reiiilent of th e a ta te of Alabama and (hat th ere K no n m o n a In the elate of Florida th e acrvlrc of a aubpoena upon whom would hind the defendant and th a t you are over th e a r e of t- ehty-eine year,. Thla la therefore to command you, J. U. S m ith , to he and appear before t h i• Court on th e fifth day ol January, A. D. 1U2C, n a r Seine • re r n la r Itulo Day a! thla C o u rt, to amwer th e bill of complaint e»hihitril aralnal volt by l*a at * or aaid bit) will tnhee a« e-,nf*»aed. I t la further ordcreti th a t thla order bo p u b lish ed’ in the Sanfnrd Herald, a newa p aper puttUah«d in Seminole C ounty, Florida o n re a e i i d for lutir ermaeeullve weeka. W IT N E S S my h an d -and ttIRHil aeal at Sanford, Se.mlnnla County, Florida, thla 23th dav of N ovember, A. D. 1911'. (8KAL) K. A. DOUGLASS, neat, at thla office, Ihe fotloning tract of Clerk of «-i,| t | e —l* C.-ert land: S W Ji of SK>» Section 3, Townihlp ID lly \ . M. DOUGLASS. I». C. South, of flange 30 F.»«t, Taliahaaaee MeriA. K. Powie*. dan. The eale will not he kept open, but Solicitor for Complainant will he declared rloaed when thoae preaent W-lS-Sfi. at the huur named have craaed bidding. The peraon making the highrat hid will bo I 'U IIL IC LAND HAI.K —DKI’ AK TM KN r required tu Immediately pay to the . Re­ (IF T I I K IM T i H K M I ceiver the amount thrreof. U. S. Land Ofllro a t Galneavltte, Florida, Any paraona claiming advefaety the aboveOrti-t-v * ■_bbV * • lend ar< advised tu file Muir claim*, • r ub,ectlon*,,on or before the time *• . - th a t ny th e Commiaaloner ol the lienrral Lend designated lor aaic. olfiee, under provialon* id Sec. 2 t i l , U. S. Hubert W. Da via, Ilrglater. puraant to the application of llerlha A. 1‘erry M, Colton, llerelver. Saul*. Serial No. OIG3H2, we will offer at Legal l2 -6 te., p u l l l r sale, to thn highest bidder, hut at not Ia aa th an 12. Mi per acre, a t 10 o'rlork A. M.. on Iha It.th day cf December, 1919, Notice of Ayptlralian fur T a t Deed Under Section 373 of the General Statute*. Notice la hereby given that John llrauer, purchaser of Ta« t'ertilirate No. 4IG, dated the 4lh day of June A. I)., 1917. ha* tiled aaid ceMlIltale In my other and haa made application lor t a i deed to l«auc In accord­ ance with law. Said cartlfiratr embrace* the folio v log described property situated In Seminole County, I’lot da, to-wlt: S ' j nf K I P , of NW*, Section 27. Township 21, S. Range 30 K., 20 acre- I he said land being aa*e*ard at the date of the t-iuanre of such crrliheate in Ihe name ol Unknown. Unleaa aaid certificate ahall be redeemed according to law, tag deed will l»»uc thrlcon on the Gth day of January A. D. 1920. Witness my official algnalure and aval this th e 5th day ol December A. I*., 1919. i SLA Li K. A. DOUG1.AS8, Clerk Circuit Court Semlnula County, Our seeds are nil I KS I ED f ?r G E R M I N A T I O N before leaving our establishment, and a p o f the H I G H E S T K N O W N QUALITY- Dy y l-n tin - seeds cf thU class you nro bound to get the necessary resulU fora profitable crop, provided soil and weather conditions are favorable. Send Postal for 1920* Catalogue |. N. SIMON & SON 133 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. TTTE UW TVER S A t CATi l 8 . B t r / i a ^ * ' n y | V . M. DOUGLASS. I>. fL The Ford Sedan, with electric self-starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3^-inch tires front and rear, for every day In the year has no equal as a family car. Just as popular on the farm as it is in the city. In fact, it fits the family demands in every vocation o f life. Large, roomy seats, finelyupholstercd, plate glass windows make it an open car in pleasant weather, while in rainy and inclement weather it becomes a closed car, dust-proof nnd rain­ proof. It is not only comfortable, but really cozy, nnd above all, economical in operation and maintenance, and has all the Ford merits of strength and durability. C.. F . V ^ IL L IA iV I AGENT L D . H IG G IN S a* «b and forty-ofio to mature and become due .. Clerk **“ payable t a e n t y - o n e yeara after dat*. 1 J6-4I* llonde itiinli, m l [■iitvteii a n d loety. 1 “ “ th 'c e and forty-four lu mature and heromc . due end payable twrqW.*twn yeari afte r . N '" date. * . I virtu. Honda numbered forty-five forty-ali anti i under lorty-aeven and L.ily-*lght to mature and f 1 bemme d m and payable tw enty- t h r u yrara dale LAWYER orncr WILSON & T 00M E R F E R T I L I Z E R COMPANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FEUTIURERS J A C K S O N V IL L E , :: :: :: :: F L O R ID A No. .1798 - FLORIDA THOMAS EMMET WIIJION »:. FKIIGI'SON HflUNIItJLfer.B Wilson & Hoasbolder REPORT OF TIIE CONDITION OF TH E FIRST NATIONAL BANK At Sanford in the State ol Florida, at the Close o f Business on Nov. 17th, 1911) I^an* and l)hrnant«. Includ OvrriJrafU irithecuritj U- S. Ilonili 1>rp »iltc l to I’lrdffd l<» n fu p 1*. 8, U. S. llontl« ttsd O r i U k i t n FIRE am] THEFT ntul COLLISION Inmranre Isstird by Ihe FLORIDA STATE AUTO.MOHII.E ASSOCIATION U Iho anfchl and cheapest In (he world. Write for Information to headquarters Orlando. Agents wanted In every town In Florida. H.7S0.00 of Oltirr Ur^'niU of t*i!U Florida Automobile Protection 31300.00 i.n .o o a no U, S. Honda and n rtillral<- al inilrhtnlnea) nwni.l and unp War Savinra Cvrtincatna and Thrift Htamiu actually owned Honda (other than U. H. I>in I.) pleilfe I to <<-tr« poital "avlngi depodt. S.vuritlm other than U. S. bond* (not Inrlu ling ato-k-1 owne I un;>i. Ir<sl , I Collateral Truat and other note* <d corporaliuna iu u n l lor not leu than tlNU YKAIl nor more than TllltUU YSAUS* time .... ---- .. Ht*<k of Federal Iteaerve Hank (W per cent of auharription) . __ _______ __ Valur of Hanking llnjae, oam-l and unln ufflk i e l Furniture and F u tu r e '___ _ _____ ___________ _ , _______________ Ileal L.tate Owned other than Hanking llouea _ Lawful Hmervw with FVIera| Iteaerve n k i t l u „ _ _ ___ ,,, < » h In Vault and Net Amount. Due .'rum National Itanka Net Amount* Duafrom Ha-ika, Hanker* and Tru.t Companle* other than In­ cluded In Item* 12,13 or n —------- ----- _ T_,.... __ __ _ • Check* on other Itanka In the ti m a rity or town aa Heporttrg Hank (other than Item 181 ____ _ ____ Total of Hem* 13, U . 13, 18 and 17____________ i ____________________ t CheeLa^rn bank* located outa.de el city or town ot reporting bank ami other LAWYERS - Sanford. 172.9*0,4'. 2.103.00 H EN R Y M cL A U L IN ft,IMMDU JEW ELER 2,263-00 11,230.03 55,«|0.nq MY SPECIALTIES: HI.307.21 P IC K A R D 'S II A N D -P A IN T E I ) C H IN A GORHAM'S STERLING SII.VC; lle lamption Fund a ilh U. S. Tmaiurer and Due from U. S. Tream trr ROGERS' PLATED WARE Total ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Capital Su>. k rah* In___________________ Surt lua t'un.i . . . . . ......... Unulviderl Penata.— . . .... ■—1—T------ 33,900.00 ai.tkJO.Ofl lu -a current >«|x n*«-a. Inter,*! nnd ta il* pal' Amount lto»er*r.| for T aiei Ai .-urel___ _ Amount Ite-iTvcl for all Inle-eal Acrur- I Circulating Note* Hut-tan ling 1Crrllfie.1 *. I iChe.k* 'l .. . 1 . . o . .u . .u . .u.n . .tin I ____ g . , .........__ _ ...... ,, . . . . . . . Ca-hler'a Check* on own bink •> (titanding ._ _________ ._ _____ Total of Item* 39; 31, 32 wnd 31 .............................________ Individual ftepqdU Subject to Ch":k .. ........ Ccrtillcatea o| detrudl due In l-->t hvo 3 ) lay• (o h - f ' h n f >r ma State. County or othrr Municipal Depa-lla Secure I by I’le lg< thla llinh --- -- _________ _______ _ _ _ Dividend* unpaid ................ Total of Demand Deno’l Item* 34, 33, 36,37, : I‘oat* l Saving* IVpo-ltl_ Othrr Time Dep»,|t*___ Total of Time I k p n i t J 8 War bun depot!t arrnunt Hllla |i*)able with Fnlcral Iteaerve Hank OCULIST AND OPTICIAN Practice confined to Ihe treatment ofIho cyo Eyes examined by a regular regis­ tered physician Glasses filled, broken lencs du­ plicated 28 W. Church St. • Orlando, Fla. Corrcipandent Answered. No, Robert, beer Is not montlnnotl, lu tlio Bible; not Inner beer, nt any rate; but wo read In Job; **I have seen the foolish Inking root."—Boston Tran­ script. STATE OF FLOIUDA. COUNTV OF 8KMIN 0LE: •• L It. F . W IIt T N E t l. Caahierol th* uhnve-mmed bank, do solemnly awear that the almva statement la true to Ihe heat ol my knowledge and belief. II. F. W H IT N L It . Caahler Subscribed and aworn to before me thU Correct— Atteal: 26th day of Nov. 1919. 11. Kvvlyn flernrr. Notary Public T. J. Miller Ld I’utnam I- A. Hrumtey Director* : Stop Look Read 1 Big Agricultural Meeting and Farm Machine Short Course Nolle* ef M a t i n ' * S alr . Nolle* I* b .iah y glvan lh a t under and by virtue of a final drere* «•! fureeb-atlre and •ale m a d . and e n l .r r d by Judge Jam .* W. I'rrklna, Ju d g r of th* S*venlh Judlrlal (Mrruit ('nurt of the S lata of Florida, Ip ■mt (nr the County «f K*mlnolr, t'nurify, dated November l O h I 9 |9 , In Chaneerv. in th at e.fta in rau.e t h .r r io peo.llne, w h.r.tn .\irraa> Monroe Hobrrta aa Admlnlatratrla of th* Eatate of !>. G. .Monroe, deceaaed, rum plain ant, and II. If. Monro* la d-fi.qdani I, Geo. A. DeUoltea, aa Speelal Master, will olfrr tor sate and aatl in front of the Court House Duor In Seminole County, Florida, (lurtrir th* W » ' hour* of aale, on Monday the 3th d a y of lanuary 192(1, th* following di-avribed land a n d property, to-wit: The Northwest g u a r l i r of the Southeast Q uarter of the North meat Quarter *1 Sretion .13, Townahlp )9 «oufh. llan re I t Eaat. Said aal* to be made to the highest and beet bidder for e»»h fo a»liafy aeid derree and cost*; purchaser to pay for title. To be held at ORLANDO, FLORIDA F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 12th ON Central Gardens on West Central Avenue at edge of town Ml llfll. Aa PfCtUltl**,, i# " f ' Honda num bere d on* a n d tw o t o m a t u r e and become d u e and p a y a b l e five yeara a fte r date. . . . . , Honda nu m b ere d t h r e e a n d four to m a ­ tu re a n d become d u e a n d p a y a b le a lt year* a f te r date. Honda num bere d five a n d a lt to m a tu r e a n d becom e d u e a n d p a y a b l e seven year* a f te r date. Ilo nd* n u m b e re d seven a n d rig h t to m a ­ t u r e a n d become d u e anit p a yable eight j e a r * a l t e r date. Honda nutrlbcrrd nine arid ten (o m a t u r e and become d u e am i p a y a l la nine y e ari t i l e r d a le . H onda num bere d eleven a n d twelve to m a t u r e a n d herorac d u e a n d payable ta n yra ra a lt e r date. Honda n u m b e re d th ir te e n a n d fourteen to malurrf a n d becom e d u e a n d pa yable .(even year* a f te r d a le . Honda n u m h r r r d fiflcrn a n d B itte rn to m a tu r e a n d become dun a n d p a yable twelve year* after date. Honda n u m b ere d se v e n te e n a n d eighteen In m a t u r e a n d become d u e a n d payable th ir te e n yeara a lt e r d a te . Ilond* n u m b e r e d nineteen a n d t w e n ty to m atu re a n d berum e d u e a n d pa y ab l* four­ teen year* a lte r dale. Honda n u m b e re d tw rn ty -o n w a n d tw e n ty tw o a n d t wentv*three t o m a t u r e a n d become d u e a n d p a y a b l e fifteen year* a f t e r d a ta . Hand* n u m b e r 'd t w e n ty - f o u r a n d tw e ntyfive a n d tw e n ty - a ll t o m a t u r e a n d become liue aml pa y a b le a iilee n y r a r a a lt e r da ta. Honda n u m b e r e d tw e n ty -s ev e n a n d I w rn ty eight e n d tw e nty-nine t o m a t u r e a n d become d u e a n d p a y a l te seventeen y e a r s a lt e r d a le . Honda n u m b e r e d t h i r t y a n d thirty-one a n d t h ir t y - t w o to m a tu r e a n d becom e due • ml p.vftblr eighteen year* a f te r d a te . Honda n u m b e r e d t h i r t y - t h r e e a n d thirty* faur a n d thlitv -fiv e to m a t u r e a n d become d u e a n d p sy g M " r l n e t e e n - year* afte r d a ta . Honda n u m b e r e d t h i n y - a n a n d th ir ty seven a n d tt Irt v-tlght t o n a l u r e a n d be­ com e d u e and pa y a b le tw en ty yaar* afte r d a te . numbered thirty-nine and ■1i l HOURS: 9 a. m. to 11 p. m. t A L L D A Y M E E T IN G Nolle* le htrrhy glvrn lh a t sealed bids will be received by the Hoard of tNuinty Commlaalstteta <J Semlito'* Uounty, Florida, at the Uourl House, at fimnford, Frmlnnle County. Florida, on or before 11 o'clock A. M. on th e «lh day of J a n u a r y A. D. 1919. At which time aald bid* will be opined for the purchase of |2G,000.«(J J.waup Drainage D i-t(id Honda, a aprrlal drainage diatilrt of Seminole t'ounty. Florida. Th* dlat.lct drainage bond* bring of the denomination of Five llun drid it.30il.0tt) llotlara each, an<l bearing date November, 1st, 191'). and bearing Inlersat at the r a t . nf ala per rent u .t «nnuir.. p a # j ' !* —ml-*n*a«lly, numbered lrt>m nnr ( | l to fifty-tarn (S2t. Inclusive, and maturing and becoming du* and payable aa follow* t«-wlt: Hot da Lectures by II. S. Mobley and Mrs Adda F. Howie, Speakers of National Reputation. All Subjects Illustrated by Actual Field Operations, Charts and by Moviirg Pictures. \ Moving Picture Reels on Agrl* f \ cultural Subjects in the Even- V l injj nt the Big Tent (J I^trgc Trucks I-oatled with Im­ proved Farm Machines Tor Field Demonstration starting at 9 a.nt. Interesting! « * Educational! Entertaining! Come and Sec for yourself why (he proper use of improved Farm Machin­ ery will increase production nnd reduce Farm Labor and Expense. •i> Under the auspices of the Board of Trade and in co-operation with the ■?’ State College of Agriculture, State Department of Agriculture and County Agent | | Everybody Should Hear These Greater Lecturers Advertising Contributed by t Cohoon Bros. '♦/ and Jos. Bumby DEALERS IN |K International Harvester C o ’s Implements •> ORLANDO F L O R ID A forty 1 j i in t i i e c o u r t h o u s e SANFORD Notice of Sale nf f 26.0(10 0(1 J r a . u p Drainn g r Dlatrlrl. Dlalrlrf n *leag. Honda. I p. Ideal Formulas, wc offer you Experience (Inting from the very beginning of commercial production of Florida crop:,. T his experience shows not only the value of proper materials correctly proportioned ns to advisability, bu t the need of perfect physical con­ dition at time of application. To secure'this condi­ tion, the fertilizer must be made long in advance, batched nnd, and reground. This calls for enormous store hou.-.c capacity. Acres of flooring are necessary to in;ure goods being thoroughly cured, seasoned, blended, before sending them out to you. Labor is high and difficult—m any other expenses and problems are to be met—bold fast to all the sure filings that make your success. By choosing Ideal Fertilizer you have eliminated the fertilizer problem. Over a quarter century of profitable field a'sultsback of them. Why take unnecessary chnnccs? One Inch Cards Will Re Published Un­ der This (lending At The Rate Of 17JO Per Year. SCHELLEMAINES P* Hppciil M i tl r r . Dirklnann A l>lrkln»t»n Snlldtufa fell CompUlltBAt* 16-Mr. _____________________ Great Storage Facilities i BUSINESS CARDS \ Notice of Apallcallnn fur T a i Deed Under State of Fla. at Urge, my commiuion ciplrra Nov. IS, 19JJ. H rritan 373 of Ihe G e n e ra l S talu le-. Notice U hereby giver, that II. W. Sw an, purchaser ol T a i C e rld tcate N«>. 403, dated the 4th dav ol Ju n e A. I*., 1917, haa filed aald certificate In m y office and baa m ad* application lor ta t deed to issue In accord­ ance with L w . S a i'l certificate etnbrarea the following dearrlbed property altuated In SeralnoU Co u nty. F lo rid a , t» - « ll: N | j of H 4 of Lot 3 Sertion H Tow n-hip 21 S. flange 3(1 E . 29 a. T h e amid land bring aaieaacd at the date ol the laauance of auch certltlrate In the name ol Geo, A* Keeline. Ulricas aaid certificate ahall be redeemed according to | , a , ( a t deed will lu u e thereon on the 6th day ol Ja n u ary A. D ., 1920. Wit nets m y offlrlal «lgnmture and teal thla Ihe Ath day of December A. I >., 1919. I S K A 1.1 K. A. D O U G L A S S , C le rk C lrcv lt C o u rt, Sem inole, b ou n ty, Florida. 'V. rfl *• » IG-Stc. H H y lV .IM |D O U G L A S S , D . C . a«l E X P E R IE N C E CLalf ^ . a i v . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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NOVEMRER 28, 1919 VOLUME No Reply Received Regarding Jenkins Release From Mexican Prison Slate Department Lsn HOPES IEUTIONS TH AT WILL Fill EDI. Y NOT HE severed U»iico City Nov. 27 (By Assocfctd Prr d The belief that the rcof friendship between Mexico L i the United States cannot be Lntcd unfavorably” by the L-ul to take steps looking to the Liu* of the United States Consulnr l-.t Jenkins from the Puebla Lion ii expressed in a note replyH ta tho Am rir.m dorr.nr. ■ ’ ••*««* tie rrlrase of Jenkins and sent to tie American embassy yesterday by tie Mexican government. After re­ iki isj the ca«o the reply pointed Mt that the judge at Puebla who irjered Jenkins detention hnd acted rtlia hi* powers and Jenkins had nired his legal rights in refusing U five bail. Met Received at W a sh in g to n Wuhington Nov. 27 (By Assoc­ iate! Press Mexico's note refusing b comply with the state departeeM'i demand for Jenkins release hi rot be received at Washington tiriy today. The only information tie official had was the reply conU!:ed in the press despatches. iCocaent ii withheld until official ccpy is received. Although this is l legal holiday the Stato Dopnrtter.t official* were at the offices ttriy awaiting receipt of the Mexi­ co communication. wJi ERNMENT SHOW hut CHANGES IN STATISTICS LITTLE CONDITIONS tfuhington. I). C. Nov. 27.—The f*«dly expenditure lor food r * « r-t. In Jacksonville, the retail I the same as in September, i *5,M City and Pittsburg ini'*| two per cent each; Baltimore y ',!0, Indianapolis, Louisville, Haven, Rochester and »Ke City, decreased two per nUian>. Boston, Cincinnati, i'l. Denver, Little Rock, Los Newark, New York, Omnha I rovidenre nnd Snn Krunrlsr,,,1'cd one - r cent each; •Inito. Charleston, Chicago, "•'triot. Fall River, Houston '• Mllwahkce, Norfolk and ’ decreased one per cent., 10 greatest Increase or three ■ "a* shown in Springfield **"* ri‘y. however, decreased r re,>t. in September. ,rinK October 1919, with Remembered The Editor Albert Dornor, who resides on Celery avenue and is one of tjie progressive farmers of that section thought the editor looked very lonesome and very hungry the other day and on Wednesday he brought to us a very fine young pig all ready to go in tho oven. The editor will not h".vo time to cat this pig at noon time but tonight he W'ill do it justice and meafitime we return thanks to Mr. Dorner CAR OF LETTUCE TESTER for his kindness and thoughtfulness DAY BROUGHT S2'I00 He certainly appreciates the Hcrnld. WHICH TOPS MARKET After eating this pig we will be able Goud prices still prevail in the to live another year. lettuce market nnd nmong the first cars to he shipped from San­ ford was one of the Truck Grow­ ers, Inc., the returns which came in yesterday ami showed mar it topped the m arket at 32,-tuff for the car. This price brings the re­ turns from a crate about $6 or better which is about the best price for lettuce in enrlots that VERY ILL AT S'KW YORK AND this or any other section has ever SHOCK WOULD KILL HER received. The Herald chronicled the re­ New York,Nov. 7, (By Associated port from F. F. Dutton yesterday Press) Mrs. Felipe An goUs wife of the that brought $2,200 nnd the price Mexican revolutionary leader is still seems to be getting bettor eafch ignorant today of his execution. Her day. The good prices are caus­ sister dcrlnrrd she bad been so ill that ing the growers great satisfaction even ncWB of - his um st by Carranza as the earlist lettuce did not bring forces bail l>ccn withheld from her. any money most of the crop going to seed in the fields. Last week several growers shipped an inferior ictt e tlial was not heuded hut the demand brought it up to n good price. The lettuce going forward from this time on will he of better grade and cold weather will make prime head lettuce and in b o u n d to bring good prices. AMERICANS A/JD MEXICANS WILL GET TOGETHER ON WILL HAVE APARTMENTS TRADE SUBJECT Mexico City, Nov. 7.—A conference of exporters, importers, manufacturers, bankers, and merchants contented with trade between the United States and Mexico will bo held in Mexico Ciry for three eicys begenning Fcbrurary 11 next at which thime questions viral to commerce betwren the two countries will bo discussed by expertt. The con| ference hna l>een arranged by tho Amcri.can Chamber of Commerce of Mexico, I Secretary W. F. SauneJero atuting that : approximately 2,000 invitations had been zxtenilch. * Tho subjects to he discussed are: Mexican sales methoeis nnd distribu­ tion, Mexican agencies and representctions, Mexican tanking facilities, fin­ ancing the exports of Mexico, ihippihg and packing merchandise for Mexico and trade marks for Mexico. The proceedings will lie in English hut the report of tho conference will be printed in both Spanish and English. "Commerce between the United Static and Mexico 'is increasing,” raid Mr. Saundor to the Associated Press. "In 1908 it amounted to $215,613,991 and this year It will be mush greater. As this commerce grows, trade problems arise the practical solution of which is of vital im|>ortance if tho United States is held to its present trade advantage in Mexico. "To discuss these problems we arran­ ged Ior a conference of trade exerts, the lin t of its kind ever held In Mexico. In extending our Invitations wu have emphasized that we wish to have re|>resentativea nttend tho conference who nre really' in n position to speak with authority. Tho Mexican Chambers of Commerce are acting in full accord with us in th's projfdct and we antici­ pate much benefit ns the result of this get-togetl.c r meeting." II. W, Herndon Remodeling Tl • Herald Building Second Floor It. J. Holly has traded tho. Herald building to Mr. nnd Mrs. IL W. Herndon for their homo at tho cor­ ner of Park avenue nnd Sixth streets and Mr. Herndon is remodeling tho second floor of the Herald building and making three apartm ents of three rooms each. The apartments •May Reject Offer Cleveland, Nov. 7.—No action look­ ing toward a railroad strike by the four railroad brotherhoods was taken today by the five hundred general chairman meeting here to act on Director-Gen­ eral of Riiilroads Hines' offer of time and one-half for slow freight service and no vote was taken on the proposi-7 (ion, although u motion to vote on it ACCOM AI) ATI O N S wins adopted. The conference adjourn­ WILL GIVE TO HUNDREDS OF NEW ed latu this afternoon and will meet PEOPLE OUTLOOK JUST AS GLOOMY again tomorrow morning. Discussion AS WHEN STRIKE FIRST of the proposition and the request of the Sanford's new hootcls will be BEGUN firemen and trainmen for a general wnge ready for tho season's business. T h in ' increase oedupied this nfternoon's will be good news not only to th e Washington, Nov 27, (By Assoc­ people of this city but to the m any iated Press) All agencies of the gov­ visitors to the city who have been ernment have failed so far to solve wanting to make reservations for the soft coal miners wage tangle the month of Jnn"rnr«> and .f,rbrttary nnd from the outlook today the I an I the . tTtei ;. « ■ >•* oituution is us fur fro;:; nn adjust­ the nrs« part of tho winter farth er ment as win ncc.» begun. south and liko to spend u m onth Mon* conferences wi' be held today or six weeks in Sanford on the way in nn effort to arrive at some solu­ home. tion The Valdez Hotel is being pushed to the limit and while the work has WEST RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT FORCES COMPLETELY DE­ been slowed up somewhnt by th e scarcity of skilled labor In mimo of FEATED the departments it lias not been de­ Paris, Nov. 7, (By Associated Press) layed to any great extent and th e Forces of the West Russian government contractors are suro the hotel w ill under Colonel Avnloff-Bermondt were lie ready to open by the first o l completely defeated by Lithuanians January. This fine new hotel is the Jo y of Sanford and is causing favorable according to Kovno advices. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE comment from the strangers w ithin WANT TO FINISH BY SATUR our gates. It is beautiful stru ctu re DAY and will he the first class hotel In every respect. The Valdez will n o t. Washington, Nov. 7. (By Associate-el be operated as a tourist hotel to Press) Delegates to the International tho exclusion ot the commercial Labor Confernco only pnrtinlly olwcrved business hut will he n hotel th a t will Thanksgiving. They were confined endeavor to take care ol all th e totthc usual hours but with tho under­ trade both winter and surnm rr. standing they would adjourn early. Soveral good hotel men have already Full holiday is regarded os impracti­ been here looking it over and it is cable in view of the determination lo certain that a first class m anager close the confcremce next Saturday. will soon he employed to look a lte r this fine hotel and will be ready to. PEOPLE OF NORTHW EST take hold In a lew weeks. FACE WINTER AND COAL The Montexuma the other nersr FAMINE structuro at the corner oi Magnolia and Third streets will also be finish­ ed about Janurary 16th and CapL. K. It.'M urrell has assured the public that tho work on tho finishfng o f | this hotel will start im m ediately 'nnd no mor**.delays will take placeOFFICIALS TAKE IN FOOTI1AII, I to retard tho completion of theGAME AND SOME GO HOME Montcxuma. This Is also u linoWashington, Nov. 7, (By Associated structure nnd will take care of* manyPress) Thanksgiving was generally new peoplo being first trams, iir overyi observed in Washington today with rcspcct. the government departments closed These two new hotels w ith a ll' and many officials absent. Secretary of the others th a t are now in opera­ Daniels and other naval officials attend­ tion will give Sanford accom m oda­ ed the navy companionship foothall tions for many hundreds of p eo p le gnmo here but other rabinet (Ulcers that were formerly turned aw ay la in town hnd no special plans for the de-y. the tourist season. RUMANIA I,ARGB WAR WILL READ MESSAGE TO ASSEM­ BLY FROM SPECIAL THRONE Brussels, Nnv, 7, (By Araocintcel Prcca) The Constituent Chamlier will assemble Doc. ninth . King Albert will read the message from the special throne. New Orleans Is Wel New Orleans, Nov. 5..—Whiskey BULGARIAN REPRESENTATIVES and four per cent, beer, wines and cor­ SIGNS TREATY WITH dials—in short, a com pute bar room ALLIES assortment of liquor—wero purchased Paris Nov. 27! (By Associated freely here tonight after the granting Press) Premier Stambulsky the of an injunction by Federal District Bulgarian representative signed the Judge Chester. . Straight whiskey treaty of peace between his country and the allied powers a t Ncuilly Town Hall a t ten forty this morning. MARKETS QUANTITIES Operators Made Fortune Washington, Nov. 7.—Bituminous coal mines «*a*t of the Mississippi river in 1907 made* "what might Ik* termed fabulous profits," the general average* being from 100 to 160 per rent, on in­ vested capital, according to a statement issued tonight by Secretary of the* Trea­ sury’ Glass, bawd on data furnished by TAKING experts of the internal revenue hurean. ALTER Bucharest, Nov. 27.—American man­ ufactured goods are in demand in Ru­ mania. The stores in Bucharest are doing almost os great a busiium as in pre-war tluyn. Frame has been send­ ing Urge quantities of goods into the country, particularly light wearing apparel, silk stockings, toilet son|* and rosmestins. Prices are abnormally high. One sees shoes in the shop windows at the normal equivalent'©! $ 8 a pair. Any article stamped "American" him a ready sale. Rumanians are keen for anything from the United States, whether it be* food, articles to wear, or manufactured objects. "Why doesn’t America send more goods here?" tho bus!news man con­ stantly asks. "There U a wonderful field in Rumania for American commerce. We would rather trade with the United States than nny other country. Wo need your manufactured products,'your automobiles, farm implcncnts, gas engines, lathes, sewing machines, rash registers, typewriters". Canada U preparing to send its pro­ ducts to Rumania. The Canadian government, following its course in Greece and Siberia, has lent Rumania fifty million dollars to pey for these* Westher Report • Washington, Nov. 7.—Forecast: Florida—Local rains Thurtdny and Friday; colder Thursday northwest portion; colder Friday in central por­ tion; much colder north portion. Extreme northwest Florida—Rain Thursday, much coldor at night with a cold wa\fli interior. L'riday probably fair; cqlder south portion. ITALIAN PARLIAMENT W IL L OPEN DESPITE RADICALS ACTORS Rome, Nov 27, (By A ssociated Press) King Victor E m rn ia a tl will open Parliament next M onday ac­ cording to an announcement t* rt_ There* has been some u n c e rta in ty as to whether he would appear on account of the supposed a ttitu d e o l the socialist deputies Kaiser Is Confident Amsterdam, Nov. 7.—The l'slen aa* , quoting from an "authoiltlve setnr,*" says that both the Netherlands f ts s io rdent and former Emperor William arwVtlll confident, that nothing will ctmcout of the report that there will l e tt demand for extradition of the one time* Emperor. Tho newspaper .add* th a t PLOT IN CHIHUAHUA RUMOR. the Crown Prince takes the matter more* El) THAT ALL OFFICIALS WILL seriously than his father. BE KILLED El Paso, Texes, Nov, 7, (By Associ­ INFLUENZA IN SPALV ated Press) Humors of a plot by the Villa elements in the state of Chihua­ Seems To Start At Tho Same OU Place hua following tho execution of Gen­ Madrid, Nav. 7, (By Associated eral Angelic yesterday reached the Press) Influenza tpldemio is reported border todey. Everyong connected with tho trial of Angeles is marked for at Linares with two thousard races. �N O V E M B E R 21, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD Y E S , “ A F e ed F or E v ery N e e d .” P u ild f LARGE P h o n e 181 PURINA CALF Groceries, - Blnck Strap M olasses in bulk, - Lnwc in barrels, r*SBlue Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. See us for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, tliats what vou need. Fram es RASY TO FEED We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere The aviators have not definitely decided upon the!* landing field hut like the lake lront very much nnd choice between the bulkhead nnd Swanns pasture on Snnford Heights President Stnmlx Pat Washington, Nov. 17.—On the eve of a final vote on the peace treaty President Wilson gnvd the Sennte to understand today that un­ less If modified the reservations al­ ready adopted he would take the treaty hack to the white house and lock it up In his desk. The first effect .of the warning was to stiffen the lines on both sides of tho senate fight. Then compromise proposals of many kinds were thrown out by tho Democrats in a final ef­ fort to hrcjtk into the m ajority pro­ gram. They found tho treaty 's Rc- publican friends, all of whom had voted for the reservations, disposed to lister., but to promise nothing, and tonight the life of the treaty seemed to bang upon a slender thread. A decision one way or tho other Is planned for Wednesday, nnd under t'ne cloture rule the leaders *uy it cannot he delayed beyond Thursday or Friday. Tomorrow the senate will remain in session until it has cleared away nil proposed reservations, leav­ ing nothing to do hut act upon the ratification resolution itself. Four reservations, two of them proposed by the foreign relations committee, were voted down today, and noo wns adopted. Calls And Sheats Tulahauioe, Nov. 18—State Sup- CATES CRATE COMPANY 'erintendant William N. Sheats , who has just returned fom Atlanta, where he has been ill in n hospital for several weeks, has declined to approve the requisition for salary of William M. Holloway, recently appointed by the governor as state rural school insjx'ctor. Mr. Sheats, it is understood, will re­ fuse to approve the requisition until the supreme court has passed upon the legality of Holloway's appointment and ordered him to make such an provnl. The state superintendant takes the position that the appointment of Hol­ loway was illegal and is of no effectr the stntute Under which the appoint­ ment was made provides that for the appointment of two such inspcctots by the governor upon the nomination of the state superintendant Mr. Hollowav wns ni>i>ointed by Gov. Catts without approval of Superintendant States Public Health Service and Slu-uls ami in fnrt after Mr. Sheats was pledged through Dr. I.orin A. had made two or more nominations Greene, assistant acting surgeon in which apparently were not acceptable the public health service, anil di. rector of the Hurenu of Venereal to the governor. The governor is still out of the city Disease of tho State Board of Health The money will bo divided be­ and the matter will doubtless rest where it is until his return. It is be­ tween the Bureau of Child Welfare ___________ ttered that bo will ask tho supreme and the Venereal Disease department advisory opinion as to the I Determined that Florida shall have court for an i legality of the appointment. U** healthiest children of any state IIHALTII MONEY Slate Board Will Hnvc More For The Work Jacksonville, November—Through tho efforts of the State Board of Dr. and Mrs. George Hyman and Heulth an additional 58,000 will he nvailahle this year for health work family, motored to Orlando on in Florida. This Bum will be appor- Tuesday afternoon to attend the tionoded to Florida by tho United circus. tho hall-mark of the self-conscious showman, d’Annunzlo has it to a BUpreme degree. It manifests itself in many ways. He is the posscisor for instance, of a wardrobe which might ^na'o Brummcll envious. “ Like the cider Dumas, he is a rapid worker. On one orrnslon he completed n play containing .1,000 versos in seventeen days. He finds th a t he works best i t nlghf and his usual pricedjre is to start alter din­ ner, at about eight o'clock, and write on steadily until nine the following morning. Then, uftor a light break­ fast, he retires to bed—for the re­ mainder of tho day. "A fondoss fo r strange pets is one of his characteristics. Somo years ago ho tamed a small salamander and kept it three years. On its death d'Annunzio hurst Into tears. It was solemnly buried under the large mrnlleplece of the poet’s study. The opening of the vault is closed by a blnck marble slab, unpo which in letters of gold are A s I t Is A s I t S eem s The Road—In New Overland 4 on Three-Point Cantilever Springs TO ESTABLISH HEADQUAR­ TERS HERE MEANS MUCH TO SANPORI) Tho Dlxio Aerial Service will lie taken up at a Board of Trade meet­ ing tonight and the people here are very favorably impressed with the idea of having this aerial headquar­ ters in Sanford. Lieut. Robert Low­ ell and Lieut. Langley ure receiving much encouragement in their en­ terprise nnd feci th n t the proposi­ tion will go big ns soon as the peo­ ple are thoroughly acquainted with many other stunts th a t they miii do here is the giving of instructions to am ateur flyers. Ah they will also sell neroplnnes to those who con­ template taking up flying and will find tho Sanford headquarters ready for them in nil lines and branches of the aviation game. There was nn error in the article in Saturdays daily Herald in stating tho cost of flying. Fifteen minutes flights will ho inado for $1 per month or 116. Stunt flights will cost $26 for fifteen minutes flight and cross country flights will he $1 per minuto with fifty cents per minute levied for tho return of the pilot. In other words should any ono want to go to Jacksonville where it would cost $1 per minute ‘all tho way to Jacksoville where the passengers would alight and would then hand the pilot fifty centa per minute for th e return trip. OU expect a bad road to ride as it looks. It did, until the introduction of the O v e r la n d 4 Springbase. Overland 4 docs not change the road, but it docs change the uunnirr in which you can ride on it. It gives you comlort instead ot dis-comfort. It gives you a smooth, sailing sensation instead ol bouncing and swaying. The Diagonal attachment of Three-Point Canti­ lever Springsat theends ofa 130-inch Springbase gives long wncclbasc road steadiness. YetOvcrland IS 4 retains all the advantages—lightness, ccon- / / omy,ande.iscofh;indling,of 100-inch wheelbase, j \ Y lO O in c h This means an altogether new standard of riding comfort, a noteworthy reduction in the wear and rear which lessens the efficiency of a car. The new spiii t i give longer life to every part and thus minimi/ -v>. keep and replacement costs. Tires wear longer because cushioned p-a r t hammering blows. Light weight means market-, .’cr...omy in gas, oil and running expense. Overland 4’s equipment is complete from AytjLitc Starting and Lighting to Demountable Rims. Come in nnd see this remarkable car. nsk for booklet. Overland 4 Touring, $845, Roadster, $845; Coupe, $1325; Sedan, $1375. Prices f. o. b. Icledo. W h eelb ase •k; a /, •• OVERLAND SALES AND SERVICE COMPANY w -f-j -■i" » %sw ks Ui t&. - -v - *• �- N O V E M B E R 28, 1919 T ill: SANFORD HERALD CO UNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD LONGWOOI) I’ICK-UPS Those to take in tho Ilarnum. Dailey Ringling Drosti m Or­ lando on Tuesday were Mlssei Lillaln. Olive and Adrian Waits, M r. and Mrs. Keneau, Willie Fay and M aster M artin Ueneau and Dill Lewis. Mrs. H. It. Chapm an and little son of Jacksonville are the guest NO' THE WAR HASN'T STARTED AGAIN AUTO S a n fo rd . F lo rid of Mrj. Chapman'* parents Mr. nnd Mi*. J. S. DlnoV. Mils Olivo Dinkel return**.| from Jacksonville last SaturJay whero she h id been visiting her »Ul**r Mrs. II. It. Chapman. Word has been received that tho stork left twins boys nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Polk of Jacksonville. ^ J. E, Phipps was shopping in Orlando on TuesdsG. Mrs. G. S. Mnurey and son, Miss Edith Hand and Miss Helen Hurlbort and Ollin Lin were the guests of Mrs. J. S. DinVel on Wednesday. Mrs. James Marnlund and Mrs. Limrick of Orlando were visiting friends on Wedncsdnv. Or. Mobley of Okeechobee was brought to the Orange County Hospital last week where he passed away on Friday morning, the re­ mains were laid to rest in the Longwood cemetery. Or. Mobley was brother-in-law of C. W. Entumlngcr. Mrs. II. II. Smith was in Orlando Saturday. Mr. uml Mrs. TuIHs have returned and are located in thyir cottage in South Longwood. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy of Farmington, Maine arrived on Saturday. Car owners who ride on Kelly Spring' field Tires seldom resd long advertise­ ments —except out of curiosity. Ileing well served they are uninterested A clever advertisement never did more than cITert the first sale—after that It depends on the tire. T H E R E A L T IR E I on it's just the new tire that rost a hunch of money blowing out miles (rani nowhere. Hut never m ind—stop worrying, Mr. Motor­ ist. Our tire vulcanising will fix Mr. and Mrj. Srhumnn and Miss you up in great shape. We'il Edith Schuman of Conn., have ar­ save you money and make your rived and wilt be hero this wihter. tire hotter than ever. Mr. Fuller of Orlando was up Friday looking after bis orange PHONE 17 Mrs. H. K. Chapman spent Tut*? k •;> 3rd St. Sanford, Fh rid KENT VULCANIZING WORKS On Flour, Grain and Feed day in Orlando the guests of Mrs. will IIranch. Tho young people held their community tin s at tho library on Friday evening. Mr. John Dunbar and Miss Elsie Dunbar have r*lu" led from Phila­ delphia and are located in their winter home. WMhv V* *; 1 of Orlando was ' -waiuis tu'Miu folks on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Dorothy Duffcrnd were the gucstx of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart on Sunday. J. S. Dinkel r e n t up to Jackson­ ville on Wednesday to take in the Fruit a n d V e g e ta b le C rates WEST GENEVA Wo are having some fine weather now. It makes everything feel good. There seems to he lots of hunting from the sound of guns now if they keep up that long there won’t he many lords Irft to tell the news for the next year. You C»n Hoy From f t at VYh.ilraala Prices W.A Merrydaj lompuy PaLtka, Florida "U. S." Boots — made in a ll aiata a n d » ( y / » i , ra d , black and w bita / U SUPPLIES . S ’.’ B s a v e o o t s y o u r A LF the foot troubles of fishermen—blisters, sores, c h a fe d sk in , a c h in g muscles — come from just one thing: boots th a t aren’t right. H toes— the U . S, boot is m ade fo r fish­ erm en. B oots that don’t really fit, boots thnt don’t support your feet properly, boots that leak—th ey make your work ju st tw ice as hard. th ose p o in ts w h ero b o o ts are lik e ly to break through first. A real fisherm an's boot— m ade on a good com fortable last, strong and tough at e v ery point— that’s the U . S. rubber boot. Shaped so as not to rub up and dow n at the heel, plenty of room at the A s k f o r U .S And th ey’re m ade pair backed up w ith of pure rubber and w here the w ear is right, too— every extra thicknesses good strong duck hardest, ar J u st Go to the store and see for yourself these U . S. boots for fisherm en — any length you w ant, the Storm King, the Sporting, the Knee Boot. • Look for the U . S. seal— it m eans solid w ear and long service for your m oney. RUBBER FOOTWEAR United States Rubber Company Mr. anti Mrs. Tom Fortier spent Saturday und Sunday out nt Soldier Creek this week on a hunting trip and had a line time eating game. Mrs. O. E. Jacqmain from Tampa is spending a few weeks with Mrs. Jack Vaughn. Mrs. Neal Culp made a pop call with Mrs. Vaughn Friday afternoon. ■ for our displa of new ; >>I Jacqmain was shopping ir. town Tuesday. Mrs. Jacqmain likes. Swnford line. Says it Is u nice place. Mrs. Tom Fortier is an the sick li-t this week with le gripe. ! NEW STORE People’s Bank Building About November 1st Well, we are getting a little sugar now. Truly hope we can have some for Xma*. We are glad to got it for people haven't had any In over a month. It sure seems good to have a cup of sweetened coffee. it seems like tho hens know eggs is sky high. T hiy won't lay many eggs for feed nor money, hut they don't know Xmns is so near nt hand. I guess wo will have some cold weather for Thanksgiving and Xmas. Santa Claus will have a had time going round. UPSALA AND GRAPEV1LLH Mrs. Andrew Bertleson and baby left the first of the week, for u visit with her parents in Georgia. We are glad to see Mr. Campbell able to he out again after a couple weeks of malaria, a rare trouble in Upsula. Carl Pierson was a caller Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tyner. Little Esther Ericson was so ill with a cold, her parents thought best to take her in to sec Dr. Denton the family physician. Miss Margaret had to he absent from school from an attack nlso. Mr. and Mrs. Tyner are the proud [ possessors of a little grnnduughter, as u telegram came announcing the birth of n little daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell at Leesburg, November the 19th, 1919. Miss Eunice Tyner left for Lees­ burg to visit her sisier Mrs. Fred Krell, and we believe nil the fnmily are planning to spend Thanksgiving with them. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Holly Hill mid their charming daughters Kdvtina and Tina, motored over last Sunday to visit with their brother, If. G. Lundquist and family Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lundquist also spent the day with their daugh­ ter ahd family. We were surprised and pleased at the willing response of the people in behalf of the organ fund and hope that all will he pleased. Mr. Ballinger collected the sum so quickly that we got a little reduction of $1, The name* of the contribute!* and amounts given were read in the church last Sunday and we believe there nro others yet who will give and it’ ran he used to put on a few shingles on the roof. Thnnksglving day has come again and surely all can find something for which to return thanks. Life itself, love ones and heme, pieasnatc ies of past days with hope for those to come, the gift of peace, if we will hut count our blessings instead of our trials every day will be one of Thanksgiving. Friends in Upsalu will be glad to hear that Charley Cramer of New York, the only child of Mrs. Verne Colter of Sanford has arrived to spend the winter with them, accompanied by his family, consist­ ing of his wife and three little ones. East Sanford G. C. McDougal h u received quite an honor as he has been choeen as one (Continued on page 3) B U IC K CARS K now W hat T h at M eans W. J. T H IG P E N , A g e n t Office in Peoples’ Bank Building. 1890. Sanford, Florida STILL DOING BUSINESS 1919 Rro.il orders, and unified cuitomrrs who have uvrd our fertilizer year afier year, who always gladly recommend our goods 10 their neighbor! arc our best advertisement. ( Our prices not always the lowest, but when QUALITY it connderrd. never too high. Wrile for latest price lilts, or send order and you will be treitrd right. FERTILIZERS, INSECTICIDES, S P R A Y E R S . POULTRY SVTPUES K.' O." PA IN TH H P K H T IL IZ im CO. Jackeontrllle. Florida J. L. Spurting, Local Agent, Sanford, Florida Have you a nlcfc little homo to sell? I should like it on my list. They ate in great demand. I have sold roveral during the past few days including two listed in last week’s issue. Residence—7 room*, hath, water tank nnd engine. 2 gooj lots, a fine home $2500. Residence—9 rooms,* suitable for 3 apartm ents. Come and see me on this. Residence—18 A. with n small house and fruit. Has many desirable points for a nice little country home. $1500. Farm —10 A., 3 A tiled, good small house, nice location. $5000. Farm—205 A. large residence. $5000. Grove—8 A., 500 boxes fjuit, 90 per cent oranges, balance grapefruit nnd tangerines. For quick sale. $*000. W atch th e S o u th E a s t C o rn e r o f P a g e T w o KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUM �THE SANFORD HERALD AIL ’ROUND THE STATE OF THE GREAT STATE OF FLORIDA d In Tabloid Form For Busy Herald Readers committee on organizations was apInted by the chairman: Jules M. Burguirw, P. A. Yongo nf Pstmcolz, Mrs. W. S. Jennings. A. C. Cummer F. C. Groover, and W. F. Blackman nil of Jnck-onville, W, L. Wilson of Panama* City, J. L. Kdwunia of Ocala, and L. A. Blze of Tnmpn. Ilobcd only In a blood-soaked th e rta i stands: night-shirt and with his head Nearly DDUfed itself “ on the map for For bonds, 317, against 162. severed by the stroke of u razor, the P today »ben its citizens by a Tho missing prednU are small body of Henry Boyd, colored lies ' P dcri«ive vote decided In favor \ bomt Uiuc for three-Ti«rters communities ami their vote will on the veranda of his W « t LTvu , million dollars, tho money to not change the result. Dade City Oak street cabin, where he was * nt in building bard-surfaeed cast 121 votes for bonds, 34 against. brutally murdered nbout 9:30 last With nine precincts ^ out of Trilby went for bonds, -to to 1. night as ho lay in bed. Justice a c co u n ted for, the vote C rystal Springs enst b u t five votes, Charles Beers will hold an inquest but all were for the bond issue. Sar this morning in an effort to deter­ Antonin went 66 for bonds U> 12 mine the Identity of the murderer. >s’ against. Zephyrhllls went against M-tint i me the wife of the murdered the bond issue with 51 votes in the man is locked up in the city jail "n o " column to -11 for bonds. By under strong suspicion that she their aet today the voters create either committed the heinous crime n special road ami bridge district or at least knows all about it — and authorize the issue of $75,000 Daytona Journal. p, hi**’/ of bonds for n°o‘I roads. The special The Homestead Enterprise says road and bridge district Is made up auto o w n e r s the prospects are line for a large of all that part of Pasco county crop of tomatoes. South Dade’s east of tho line between ranges Call on u» for eznet prospective acreage is estimated be­ eighteen and nineteen, and it is duplicate of your tween 3000 and 1000 crates, and all this district which will issue the OprHffcl III* l j H, J. Nrpiotili crops are looking well. Early to­ bonds and have new roads. broken spring, Icticca Co. matoes are the best paying of the and receive m lot on an nverage, if they are not Kissimmee, Nov.. 25.— .\q explo­ hurl by the frost. Tomatoes are iprlnftsatjffk EVER was such right-handed-twom sion a t the Standard Oil pumping very sensitive and a hard frost will bfactlou • tation this afternoon n lulled in a lay them lo*. fisted smokejoy as you puff out of a that la my spectacular tire which destroyed val­ jimmy pipe packed with Prince Albert 1 * real. uable property ami severely injured T h a t’s because P. A . has tho q u a lity! Strawberries at $1 per quart, in the man in charge. The pump had the local market. That was the situa­ You can’t foot your taste apparatus any more than you been running for several hours, un­ tion yeiterday, when L. A. Hender­ loading an oil tank car, ami it is can get five aces out of n family deck! So, when you hit son, of Sydney, brought in three supposed a valve which fed the en­ Prince Albert, coming and going, and get up half an hour quarts of cholco fruit. It probably gine became loose and flooded the wits tin- first time th a t berries sold earlier just to start stoking your pipe or rolling cigarettes, place with gasoline. In an instant SANFORD FLORIDA nt th at figure for local consumption. y o u k n o w you’ve got the big prize on the end of your line I everything was ablaze. There was Mr. Henderson has one acre planted no delay on the part of the fire de­ Prince Albert’s quality .alone puts it in n class of its own, to berries. The plants were set Sept­ partm ent but the entire pumping ember lS-2.'ith. and he will ho pick­ but when you figure that P. A. is made htr cnirjir.-’Tjsive station, die engine and equipment ing In considerable quuiitnica with­ patented process that cpts out bite and parch—well—you were • jtully destroyed. George At­ in u few days, it is expected that feel like getting a flock of dictionaries to find enough words man, who drives the oil truck, had shipments will lie made from Plant about eighty gallons of oil loaded to express your happy days sentiments l City within a few days, and within when the pxplot-ion cnine. Tills was a month, under favorable weather Toppy red bags, tidy rtd tin*, handsome pound and half-pound tin burned up, then th e flames spread Here Is tv messapro to humidor*—and—that elatty, practical pound crystal glass humidor urith , conditions, the movement will as­ to the adjoining sheds, burning them Buffering women, from ' sponge moist ener top that keeps the tobacco In such perfect condition. sume considerable magnitude. Mrs. \V. T. Price, of to the ground. The property loss Plant C ity Courier. Public, K)V. ,‘T Buf­ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C. was estimated nt nbout £1,000. Mr. fered with painful.,,", Alman was badly burned about the tho writes. “I got down head and arms, though his injuries with a weakness in my back and lim b s ...! or a very early ! j Kng nr signt cf i | t’ng are not ronsidreed serious. Christian Science service's felt helpless and dlohave lx in noted by the tln ru r-s who couraged.. .1 had nbout will ho held at the Womans saw peach and p u r t i t 's in itclrcm given up hopes of over Club, Oak avenue, between Tho Elks’ Club of West Palm wild blue violit* and yellow jiumfr.e. Icing well again, when Third and Fourth streets, Beach boast* that while it Is only 23 a friend insisted l Considerable lettuce is lulng shlp|rd on Sunday, morning nt 10:months old they own their home ami falrcly good prices are received 45 o'clock Subject: "Ancient and tho value of the home is $40,from a very poor quality of lettuce, j Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, and Modern Necroman­ 000 now,, and (dans are to be per­ The crops are looking very much letter cy’ Alias Messmorism ami fected in the near future which wil, than n few w.eks back. The heavy Hypnotism Denounrod”48tf enhance the property to $125,000 Safety Deposit Boxes. ruins and cooler weather rpnev.hnl discouraged the operations of tl e Jacksnvilie, Nov. 25.—At the* op­ Pronpt Delivery Box 84, Lakeland, cut -worm family. ening of the Southern Settlement FOB SHERIFF Everybody who did not go to Orlurtlo and Dove'lo pment Association meet­ Having lioen urged by a large number to the circusls planning to take in tie ing today, held at the Seminole of the voters of Seminole County to Hhodu Royal Hippodrome. C. K, I> 0come a candidate for the otllce of hotel, delegates from im portant I began Cartful. In Sheriff, 1 hereby nnnonnre my candi­ ChoriMMiIng will take a load In tho a Ehort whllo I saw a civic bodies all over the state were dacy subject to the decision of the school truck. marked dlffcrcnco... in attendance. Clarence S. Ucker Democratic primary I grew stronger right was elected temporary chairman of 15-tfc We hear sonic big dories about the along, mid it cured mo. the meeting. ’ Many impressive . hags of gania some of the local hunti rs I nni stouter than I havo been in years." speeches were made, among those are getting, IS squirreols mid some of If you suffer, you can speaking being Dr. W. F. Balckman, the hoys say they got over nt CryMa a p p r e c i a t e what it of Jacksonville, L. A. W hitney, of Springs and 50 durks were brought in means to bo strong and St. Petersburg, J. E. Knvnnaugh, from Geneva Ferry Sounds good nt well. Thousands of wo­ (Clontimied from Pago 2) men give Cardul tho of Jacksonville, Mr.i. Phillips, of lit y rate,urn! we saw some of the credit for their good Tnllnhassee, Jules Burguires, ofn of tho judges to present the loving <u|s ducks. health. It should help West Palm Benrh, and P. K. Van to the A. C. I,. Kuilrodnd division,s you. Try CarduL At all Valkenbilrg, of Orlando. After the who makes the best showing as having GENEVA druggists. E-73 spccchimakir.g a resolution was had the fewest accidents during the plot Henry Proctor of Forsythe, (in., adopted th at u pernunet state assoe- year,some job, as there are thirty-five is visiting Ida sister Mrs. George ‘on he formed. T he, following thousand employees. Peters. Mrs. J. A. Dann 'o f Miami is The meeting takes place in Wilming­ ton N. C. , this week. George Jr. ac­ spending this week with her sister, companies Mr. MrDougal , they will Mrs. C. F. Harrison. ix* gone about n week. Mr. MeDougal’s Mrs. t lara Coffee ami little son, bister Mrs. I.iblde \V ■cku will also be one Francis went to Minnii Friday to of the party. Mrs. Week* will make he the gue’ts of Mr. and Mrs. Avery a longer visit with relatives Ixfore re­ Gcyton for some time. Mr. Claude Seisnea #»y* that old a g s begin s with sw a llo w o f water. The oil s tlm u U te e Coffee took them through in his kidneys and d igestive organs. tho k id n e y action and onnbtes tho turning home. Thl« being true, It Is easy to bellcvo organs to throw off tho p oisons which cau se prematuro old age. N ow lif e and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Squi e. of Cam­ car and was also accompanied by . *'V beeping the kidneys and dl* Strength Increase as you con tin u e the organs cleansed and In proper treatm en t. When completely restored eron Avo have us their guest Mr. Squire's Henry Harrison. k' "r l,,r old *g« can be deferred continue ta k in g a capsule or tw o each Ilev. L. A. Wright is spending aunt Airs. Nelson While of Cry tal »na iif, prolonged far beyond th a t en* day. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Gap* “ *W y the averago pcisun. sufes w ill keep you In h ealth nnd vigor Springs. Mrs. White will also lx* the this week in Geneva in the interest r r over 100 years GOLD MEDAL, and p rev e n t a return of the disease. of the ehurch work. liat-irnt o n prts been relieving tho Do not w a l l until old nge or disease gmst of Mr. and Mrs Raynor for some »« ,n-<-.*» and disability due to nit* have s e tt le d down for good. Oo to your time. Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Lewi* of 'ears. It In a standard old* d r u g g is t and got a box o f OOLD Sanford were the dinner guest's of 1 -me remedy nnd needs no lntro- MEDAL Hnnrlem Oil Capsules. Money (*nl, W. II. Rnhnon, of Dnnlelsor, f, *>01.1 • MEDAL llanrlem Oil Is refunded If they do not help you. Throe Mr. an«l Mrs. Charles Phillips lif t ; in i-i'nrless, tasteless rtpsulr* sizes. Hut remember to a sk for the Conn, will arrive lie e about Dee.#f).et h-' about t, drops ixieh. Take original Imported GOLD MEDAL brand. to make his usual visit with Mr. and Sunday. you would a pill, with n small In seated packages. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. MeLnin Jr Mm. I. D. M art'll while en route to his were properly seranaded last Friday hodie in St. Petersburg.. Mrs. Maud Head of La Fibs is night by their many friends. Mrs. L. P. Daniels and baby of here visiting her meets Mrs. George Mitchell and Mrs. Hngrtd Warren and New Smyrna are spending n coupl of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. nephew Walter Raulrron. Daniels. Mr and Mrs. All. h Rowan of St. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rnulerson Augustine were here last week guests of •ipent the week m l in New Smyrna Mr. J. C. Itowan and wife. Mrs. How­ nnd report u llg time with all the un accompanied them home and will oysters one could wish for. c'.lcnd the state fair before returning. Mr. and Mri. E. W. Killieo visit­ Mr. Gatlan is in Jacksonville this ed Chuiuota Inut Sunday. v.nk utt< tiding the State Fuir. Miss Elizabeth Stories and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McClelland and lto.-s Franklin attended church in family will go to Ft. Christmas to eat Sanford last Sunday evening. Thanksgiving dinner with parents Mr. OF JACK SO NVILLE. FLORIDA The ladies of the Rod C ron met and Mrs. E. L. Brown. la<t Wednesday to re-organize for 11. E. Squire of Cameron Ave. has work. Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb wns extends a cordial invitations to all merch­ accepted the management of the Trop­ elected chairman and Mr*. Grover ical Produce Co. farming activities in ants handling our line to call at their office LeFills vice chairman, Eart Sanford for this fea.ou. 27 to 41 South Hogan St. and receive a Mr. and Mr*. Charles Phillips Mrs. A. II. Stone of Cameron Ave and Mrs. Aubrey Moran s|><nt last complimentary ticket to the ar.a Mrs. A. Chorpcning of Beurdnll Friday it) Sanford, Ave. reported ns quite i.I. Mrs. Giimon of .'dal nma ii virItA family who recently came lure ing her sister Mrs I. P . Hurt. have tad illness and death come to Mrs. Curlet! and Mrs. Adams them, and was said to Ik* in need. The were visitors in Sanford Inst Wednes­ ruse was reported to the Bed Cross who day. promptly sent them help which was thankfully received. Gordon Flynt mil Roland Iteeil We are either h-*,‘rf’ n very late fall left for Jacksonville te=t W e!-:.-.day. nide City. * ------ J N Women Florida Safe & Lock Co Florida package before OLD AG E S T A R T S W ITH Y O U R KIDNEYS package during the package 11 THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRtCES Wholesale Dry Goods, Notions -nnH Furnishir^ (beds STATE FAIR to be held in Jacksonville Nov. 22-29 �TfTH SA N FO R D H E R A L D Ino been small. With the world THE SANFORD HERALD rato In a turmoil, we of America retain yet R. 3. HOLLY, Editor W. h i. HAYNES. Business Manager ’ Published Every Friday by even a email measure of tranquility, with hope rearing ita head as a beadon light cf the future. Lot us give thanks » for tho blessings we have enjoyed, with the hoj>c that when another Thanks­ giving arrives with the cycle of ilrac peace may abide with us nil. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY S C T S C a iP T iO M CUM V IN A D V A N tT : a H i t vwa w . „ ' . --------- :---------------- --------1 B tT M o rm m -----------------------------* II It HU M ONTHS------------------------------------- s a d a t U ^ M j . d a a a Mad Mailer Au(u*l l l a d ISM , a l Iba PaalaHVa al H » M . Fieri i s AlMkf An af Marrh IrS. ISIS ____ Another rimw Is rem 'rg to Sanford I I certainly doss* pay to advertise, Our White Way will soon Ik> n thing o f beauty and joy forever. People who talk about higher class of ssntcrtainmcnts are never there when th em high class entertainments nre ijiven. The growers are feeling murli letter suncc Ute cold weather seems destines! to come this way. Lettuce nnd other ctojh are bringing latter prices. LATE D ELIV ER IES Something should l>c done in Sanford to cut out the Into deliveries nf goods and specially of groceries on Saturday nights. A visit to any of the grocers In this city Saturday night wtiU reveal hundreds of orders stacked up on the counters and the delivery wagons going on the streets up to and aftea midnight. These orders could just ns well be given Saturday morning and if the grocery Moms of t’.io city will m nkejt u rule the people will soon learn to order their groceries early in the day. There is no more reason for golivanting down town Saturday night to order groceries sent tof your house than thete is in doing the same thing other nights in tho week And if you can come down town Saturday night and go to the shows you can cany your good* home with you Wo nre making this Wtf are waiting for one of our farmer friends to bring us in a turkey for a y ears sulisrriptfon to tlie Daily Herald. The merchants of Sanford are alive to their opportunities here iti the shop­ ping line and are taking spare in the Daffy Herald to tell the people about th e many good things in the stores. This is the way to keep trade at home. I.et the |ample know that you appreciate th e ir trade by making a bid for it. TO THE FLORIDA GROWER aloof, holding back full resumption of international relations, sewing up com­ merce, allowing other countries to get together in an effort to restore pre­ war conditions while our own nation auffera The *,*iaty should be immediately disposed of by compromise, and then the mMt urgent attention must be given our own rtonw'stic troubles which cannot wait upon politics. Mr Ilryan’s appeal for a settlement of the treaty, as wired to tho New York World, Is as follows: “The adjournment of the Senate without ratifying the treaty is greatly to Im» deplored, but rnnere;? meets ir, regular session In a few days, and a compromise should be agreed upon at once The President did the best he could at Paris, but he had to fight single handed against nations which were seeking to obtain advantage* from the war A perfect treaty could not be expected under such circumstances and time and one-half time . pftef the tenth hour whereas employes holding positions not requiring contlnous manual labor, such as track, bridge and highway crossing watch­ men, signalmen at railway noninterlocked crossings, lampmen, ’englno watchmen at issolated points and pumpers will continue to be paid for their present hours of work a monthly rate equal to tlM r “The Senate is a co-ordinate body under our constitution, and has the last word in treaty making More than, three-fourth of the members of the Senate, more than two-thirds of each party in the Senate, favor the treaty and the League of Nntions, but they differ in regard to proposer! reser­ vations, and neither side has a sufficient number of senators to act independent lyly of the other, “There must lx* compromise or indefinite delay If settlement is post­ poned until after the next election the treaty rannot be certified for at least sixteen inert Its, and then neither parly would be likely to control two-thirds of the Senate No party can affeed to assume responsibility for what may happen in the meantime The 'pluto­ crat and profiteer are abroad in the land, and it is to their intrest to make the treaty nn issue in the next campaign, for then they will Ik* aide to secure a strangle hold upon the American people while public attention is being given to foreign questions j Youngest Prime Minister , Queensland, Australia, Nav 26 — hdward (iraJvillc Theodors, Queens­ land's r.ew Premipr 1* on* of the youngest if not the youngest rroime Minister in the world He is 34 yeard old Prominent Baptist Laymen or Florida Endorse Baptist 75 Million Campaign Judge E. D. Bcggs of Pensacola, says: "In the Seventy-five Million Cam­ paign the Baptist of tho South will do far more than they have ever done to meet tho obligations laid upon them by the Great Commission of Our Savior. They will come nearer frealizing tho extent of their ability to do for the Savior, nnd at the same time will measure up more fully to the performance of their duty than ever before. Then tyoy never will be content to do less in the future, but will do increasingly more each recurring year. “ While the Campaign is primarily for objects outside of the churches contributing, yet ns the members experience its enlightening nnd en­ larging influence they will come to Your motto is "The Truth Almut Florida" and it is n good motto and one that has been fairly well kept in lhe years that you have been publishing a magaz­ ine for Florida We like you very much hut we do* not know whether you like Sanford or not You have never shown it any if you d<> nnd no doubt you have many subscribers in this section l l re good news indeed about the We know of one sirtacriber and admirer l'Vniald-Laughton Memorial Hospital opening by January first. This is one that just bar,<!<d in your Inst cover to «*f 11w» bt*t assets of the city and is need- us in which there in a page of advertise­ Mrs. K. U. \va»nbann and M i« - .v. *i v. *• lines oil jn.f ^ * i| ji • ■' it cl* fur *tit- ment aland “ Hut the great masses are in no con­ Armstrong of Jacksonville nre guests .tv.timoUauon nut only of the homo in the advertisement you have the fol­ dition to liear greater burdens or to wait of Hotel Carnes. lowing: “The only county in the Un­ jicopli* but the strangers in our midst. for relief The antagonism between T h e hrepital association deserves great ited States shipping japjars in car capital and labor increases nnd unrest «Tedit fur the manner in which they load lots " grows while extortioners plunder alt have taken held of this great enterprise Now maybe you placed this advertbt - tlmkses of society "It is time for the an d bn night it up utmost to completion. •meIII Is-raute the Ft Myers Hoard of friends of the League of Nations to gel Trade gave it to you in this style. May­ together on a compromise, so that our be you rend it and maybe yon did not ruuntrv iy devote itself to pressing TO MO R ROW—G 1VE Tl IA N KS rend it and may lie the nice slice of money domestic problems " Commemorating the day of thanks you received for it blinded your eyes i s a national trait of the American to the extent that you did not care to Turned German M onument people. It Is never forgotten, and it be too explirit. Tarnopol, Poland, Nov. 20.—The is never indifferently olworved. No German monument erected in honor But certainly if you know ns much m atter how bumble or obscure a person of the . then German Emperor’s about Florida as you pretend to know inuy Is*, there is always something for visit to Tarnopol in 11*17 has been and certainly if you intend to continue which thanks may lx* given. The turned Into an Allied memorial. to sail under your old masthead of pmode.nt has designated Thursday, During the occupation by the Gor­ Nov. 7. as Thanksgiving Day, and "the truth about Florida" you should recall that advertisement liecause Ft. man troops the huge monument was A man's ha* exhoruxi the people to render grati*Myers is not the only county in thu erected, bearing the inscription, fi/J homage* to the source from which b a t pal United States that shijw poppers by tin* "William II, Emperor of Germany all blessings flow. tar load. Now wo shall whlsjter and King of Prussia, stopped here is his smoke T l s' Divine Being itestows Ills blessJ something in your shell like ear, dear i Rgs in many ways, and in various de- Grower. Seminole county not only on July *_*S, 1917." It was a division of Pollsh-Amcriig’f.M, but always as in His infinite wis­ shijn (H-ppcrx in solid car lots but during cans, members of the French army dom deems U-st. We may marvel, tin* thns* months of April, May and June that took the town for the Poles, I>*J it i* not for its to question. Althis county probably ships more ears £hottgh our country is torn wiili dissen- of |Kji|»ers than Iss* County di>es during and they simply added.this inscrip­ l u i t t und rumblings are everywhere, the entire season Please get this, dear tion "and July. 4, 1919. the Sixth Division of American Chasseurs en­ *e yot luive much for which to give Grower. tered the town. They stayed.” c hanks. We are not asking you for any free O ur imxi have returned from the udvivtising Our fortune is assured WAGE INCREASE GRANTED fifiils of war. undaunted In spirit, un- and the |ieople are buying lands hen* eheskcMl in the march of victor)*. Some all season long and buying them with­ 7»w* nut returned, but the mark of a out any advertiding in the Grower Railroad Laborers Get Time nnd Half For Overtime hem V* *lwve every grave. Our fields deslpite the fact that it is the most truth­ Washington, Nov. 25.—A new /tau t yielded Itounteous harvests and ful magazine published since little Geo­ wage and working agreement was «>ur lartorks have given generously rge puhlL<hed It's “Cherry Tree Manual" signed late today between the rail­ .*)f their products. But since you put forth your claims for .Money lias V'etn plentiful and hut Veracity and admit it we just want to road administration anil officials liJJtl* ilbtress lias Ixcn found. Sickness call your attention to the fact that the of the Brotherhood of Maintenancehas S*vm tit the minimum and the death Sanford section alone shi|» more vege­ of-way Employes and Railway Track Laltore/s. While demands • of the tables than any other section in the union were not fully met. the eightworld and we ran prove it by actual hour baric day was established for figures. track laborers and others of that Therefore, d ia r Truthtdler, never classification and time and a half again make a s'atemcnt about any sec­ pay after th a t, hour was provided. tion of any part of the world shipping Most of the other employes Included more vegetable's of any kind than San­ under the agreement will receive ford unless you hand it to Hastings time and half overtime pay after on the Irish potato deal and we take teir hours. our hJts off to them when it conns to Signing of the new contract by Murphies. Wishing you many happy Director Genera! Hines ended ne­ returns of the day, etc, am! a happy gotiations which have been in pro­ Thanksgiving we>, leave it with you. gress since February. Approximately 4oo‘.000 men are affected, railroad administration officials estimated. The rentract also provides th a t it shall be applicable during the period of Frceral control of the roads, u n ­ less 'notice of thrity days is given from the cabinet, is again in the lime­ of its conception. light This rime he U sorr nf in the “Specifically," an annoum^ment "1 told you so" clays in that silver has by Mr. Hines says, "The new con­ o u t th e y ’re so p ractical nrul pass*d through the gold parity point. tract provided overtime for rygualr d u ra b le th a t you can keep However, the real claim to the lime­ section laborers ami other empUyes n early nil y o u r records in light at tho moment in his view on the in this classified except laborers in Senate’* action in ngard tu the peace extra or flouting gangs whoae em­ T b ere’s a type to m eet every treaty lie declares that a compro­ ployment is seasoa! and temporary mise must In* agreed upon at onct* in character, and certain employes •jiurj osc, ami the E e|'P .H 3 Mr Bryan hurls a truth at the Amcn- whose positions do not require conalo e’.; form s that fit them are j can jjeople which must l>e vita’Iy con- tinous manual labor, will be paid on t o tr rcfully designed that you sjdertd when he asserts that the profit- the basis of time and one-half after i i i i td.lc to tisc m any of them ! cer and the plutocrat are abroad in the the eighth hour of enntinous service wilt ait the sligh test change. j land, and that it Is their desire to make exclusive of the meal period, thus iic und in Red C ow hide Hack the treaty an issue in the presidential applying the same principle which campaign so as to secure a strangle was established last year for ima n a C orners, C orduroy S ides, hold u|>on the people while public at­ portant rlnsses of railroad workers. H in g e s, T op L ock in g. tention is taring diverted to foreign "Heretofore such maintenance em ­ ** . tis dem onstrate how ployes have been paid overtime at questions j x i a n .-ave tim e, labor and The warning Usued by the famous pro rata rates Tor the ninth and iraia. v r •*uzinti th e TlTlf-P—U Nt-hraskan is one which must not be tenth hour. Under the agreement Lilnrlcr. ignoredvlieruux* ho declares, "the mas­ laborers in extra floating gangs ses are In no condition to Iwar great whose employment is seasonal burdens or •» wait for relief " hranee, seasonal or temporary in character England. Italy Japan—all ba\e ratified will be paid overtime at a pro rata Sanford, Florida the treaty, an<Hho United States stands rate for the ninth and tenth, hour. THEY ARE i* 1919 ELDER SP R IN G S WATER A u l / l t o l a»4 C s s t s l l l s f Chemist C n t f l l i i , Halllas Callege. F l.t M . M r. T. O. Cbarlea Maafard, Fla., * T ilitla U b n t l i t r RoIIIh. Call*** Wlaler Talk, Fla.. Mar. I l k , ISIS s i, i I k a t a eamplelad carefal tb am lral a a s t r . l . af Ika aampla af w a it, tha, pan b r a s f k t ma a arl/ l a d « a a k , aaad b a t s a b u l a r d iba r.tlluwlni r e t a i n ; Calae__________ ________ _______ C l i n C b U t l a . ------- I.TS OarH par mIMUa Mesrllaa—________ _ ________ Nealral T aU l aatlda---- *.00 t*«,t, pc; n lllian Fraa A > im e e ll_ CO paaU p t r aillliaa tts rd a e a a ___ 3J.0X a t i l t , - r mlltlaa Atbim laald A m m onlt__ , ______T l t l t N l l r t l t t _______________ _ ___ __T iata Tba t b t t n r t praellratlr af fr .a pad albaaiiaald am m anla la Iblt a a l t r tad Up i.r jr amsll a m e n d af ehlarlaa lad lrslaa l i t aice llaal ' s a i l I, far b a a t t h t l d ■p a rp a te t. la addlllaa la Iba l e a d p utlllr eh srarlerltilra a f aaparloi h >u>rhnl i • a ltr, It p a t t t t t e i tperlal r e s t a r t s af mack value, etperlallir i*>«*e of t i r r i i , . , aalaral aeraltaa ai>d LOW ■! b ard n raa. 1 The liarterUlatleal a n i l , . l a , re asMini la an seeraen ratal r a s n l . In rm r ■amplea af Iba a p l r r , of S b . r l t r l a per eent.t and la Aadinf no ealan. ar aihrr harmful bacteria, fallf raaS rm lla fa a d s n a lli, la d l ta l td b j tba CHEMICAL a n alj.la. T. 0 . C H A R LES, D istributor HANFORD, FLORIDA SEED POTATOES We arc booking orders now for Maine Grown Seed Potatoes—11 peck sacks. This stock Is from fields free from disease. Delivery in December and January. IN S E C T IC ID E S YOU CAN SECURE] FROM US ALL KINDS OF SPRAYS AND INSECTICIDES — PRICES ARE RIGHT. Deliveries of all goods are slow and uncertain. You will bo more certain of getting your goods when needed if your order is in our hands. Large stocks of all growers’ supplies. Sanford, Florida . CIGARETTE th a t Invites you to enjoy a sm oke as you never have before— th a t’s Chesterfield. A N ot m erely fine tobaccos, m ind you, though w e use th e finest of Turkish and D om estic leaf, b u t an exclusive blending m ethod th a t brings o u t hidden flavors— flavors th a t others have failed to find. T h at’s w hy Chesterfields arc different. T h at’s w hy they satisfy. And this m ethod is a closely guarded secret. T h a t’9 why none b u t Chesterfields can satisfy. And Chesterfields reach you in prime shape for smoking always—because every’ separate package is WTapped in moisture-proof glasslne paper. si �.NOVEMBER Utde Ilappc^lBR* Mention of Matters In Brief pfr*°nld Items of litlereat THE SANFORD HERALD Summary of tho Floating Small Talk* Succinctly ' Arranged for Herald Headers For Sale—6 ft. llghtwood post and cull cross ties for fence posts 30c each f. o. b. Wagner. Car] lota or less. O. C. Bryant, Wagner, Fla. 11-W-itp Bring your hem sftolling to M rs Maude riillmon at tho French Shop. Also dressmaking a spec ialty. * U -W -t •For Sheriff I hereby announco my candidacy for the olllco of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ unty subject to tho decision of the Democratic Primary. W. T. CARTER j has been sent out of tho city. This fact was exported to have Its effect also on the vote to he taken by the pressmen and feeders, still out, on reathlating with their international union end arbitration their differ­ ences with the printers’ league. Several hundred "vacationists" met yesterday and appointed a com­ mittee to draw up a history of the two months' strike nnd to place the blame where it belonged. * STANDS FOR SERVICE, QUALITY, A N D PRICE Mrs. It- L. Darin of Chuluota was returned from a pleasant trip to in the rity today. Mrs. Dann is Miami where they were the guests of Mrs. Dr. Puirston. (t,0 postmistress at Chuluota. # Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. Hittell Transfer, Phono 307. McCullcr’s. G6-tf W-15-ltp Mrs. F. J. Gonzalaz, Misses Fran­ The many friends of Mrs. G. B. Smokings Goes Up Waldron w ill'h e pleased to learn cis and Helen Gonzalaz nnd Joe New York, Nav 3 6 —The high cost Notice that she has left the hospital at Gonzalaz of Miami nrc in tho city of smoking is going higher One of the To the stockholders of tho First Inrgrst retailing 'concerns with branches the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Orlando and is z^ain at her homo National Bank of Sanford, Fin. Miller. in all parts of the country announced to in Winter Park. Notice is hereby given that pur­ day that the retail prices of h various Huy Diamonds Wight Tiro Co. Hittell Transfer, Phone 307. suant to a resolution of the Board popular American "blends" of cigarettes W-15-ltp. G5-tf of Directors, n meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sasser and Stockholders of the First Nntluiinl now retailing at eighteen cents a pack­ Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass and daughters have returned from a daughter Clifford were in the rity Bank of Sanford, Florida, is called age of twenty, would he advanced to trip to Miami. Mr. Douglass spent this morning cn route to Jackson­ to he held in the City of Sanford, twenty cents, or something over 11 per the week there and the ladies went ville from their home in Clearwater. Florida, in tho office of tho said cent, about Dec 1 The rabe, It Is declared, is necessary down in the ear and brought him Mr. Sasser was formerly with tho | Bank, on the 4th day of December, to make up nn Inrrense of eighty cents A. C. L. being ticket ngent a t Or­ A. D. 1919, at 3 o’clock P. M. hack. lando but the past few years has of the said date, to vote upon the a thousand in the wholesale price a Hittell Transfer, Phone 307. been in the real estate business in question of increasing the capital Higher cost of cigarette tobacco is blam­ W-16-ltp. ed for the advnnce. Clearwater where he has achieved stock of said Hank. Hon. Forest Lake has retu ned remarknhle success. 10-Gtc B. F. Whittier, Cashier. from a weeks visit to Miami where EZ- Seal pint fruit jars at LP. he enjoyed every minute of his Tax Books Now Open 66-ft stay. Mr. Lake says that Miami is McCullcr’s. Tax Books are now open for the Th Expression of Many a Miss Virginia DeCoursey returned certainly tho "Wonder City" for Sufferer in Sanford he never saw so much development on Tuesday from Jacksonville after payment of State and County Taxes; A stubborn backache is cause to sus­ in his life and they are preparing having successfully undergone treat­ a discount of two per cent is allowed pect kidney trouble. When the kidneys for payment in November, and one a re inltamedand.swollen, stooping brings to take cart* of thousands of tourists. ment for the eyes. a sharp twinge in the small of the hack, Mr. I ike resided In Minmi many Ride a Dort, you will liki it. 4-t per cent in December. that almost takes the breath away. Jno. I). Jinkins year? ago and can note the many i Mrs. J. W. Daniel and Mrs. Doan's Kidney Pills revive sluggish kid­ * - - - -l_ •. 1 Tac Collector, Seminole County »n2c< that have been made i n i ,, ....... ’ ................................— ney's—relieve aching hacks. Ask your chan neighbor! Here’s Sanford proof: ’ ay"®. 1 'U1,el o f, were in S AT- WE D-5T C—W-14-2 tc. the. ,ity in the past few years. I banlora on u shopping pping tour on Mrs. W. A. Td Iis, 1100 Elm Ave., NOTICE Ride a Dort, you will like it. 4-t Tuesday. says: "I am just us strong for Doan’s Bids will he received by the Harry Ferrari arrived in the city Ride a Dort, you will like It. 4-t Board of County Commissioners Kidney Pills now as when 1 endorsed them In-fore. I used them some few today from the cninp at Taylor Geo. T. Frith, advance agent of of Seminole County at their next years ago. At that time 1 hud a sore nnd Creek and reports plenty of game the Spark’s Circus is a guest of regular meeting to he hold on lame hack nnd found it difficult to Iveml Tuesday December 2nd, a t 10 o'­ over. My Kidneys didn’t act us they and a Mg time generally. Ho was on the Seminole this week. clock A. M. for the building of a should either. 1 used a hox of Doan's hit way to his home in Eustis and Complete stock Diamond tires. vault in tho Seminole County Court and they regulated my kidneys and rid spent in these o|K-rat.ons," said another. For Sale—-Prepare tor cold weuth hU shier Mrs. D. L. Thrasher ac­ House. me of the pains In my hack. I have Wight Tire Co 55-tf Plans arid can be Ki--.it iatth tu Doans Kidney Pills." Utlieis say,that the* French are com­ er NOW. Buy your winter’s firu companied him and will Rpend ,v. Douglass, MUs Herci.-u •*» rd , who has Thanksgiving at the Firran home Price tiOc, at alt dealers. Don’t simply plaining of the prrrrnre r.f thotisur.dr wend now ami save money. Oak or Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sanford, ask for a kidney remedy —get Doan’s of Ciiiniso laborers engaged on this pine. Either stove or .Replace wood. been in tin* city for several days in in huslis. Florida or from F. li. Trimble, Kidney Pills the same tluit Mrs. Tillis work laying out ti mils courts or bui Idlng Phone I 19-W, Roberts & Smith, For light hauling call Phono 10G the interest of the Kedputh Chau­ architect. Orlando. Florida. hud Foster-Milluirn Co., Mint., Buf­ useless army huts. tauqua left today for Jacksonville. Wood Yard, corner fitli und Elm. Board reserves the right to reject falo, N. Y. C. E. Cliorpening. 8-10tp any nnd nil bids. 5-tf The Daughters of Wesley will hold Mr- Lucy Harbor and daughter E. A. Douglass, their annual bazaar and a cooked Forrest laike, president of the Sem­ W13-3tc. Clerk. Mi.« Tl i liiia of Commerce, Georgia For sale or exchange—1 Vault inole County Hunk of Sanford and pres­ who arrived in the city last week food sale Saturday, Nov. 22, 1019. door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 G-tf Corners Quinine ident of the Florida Bankers* Associa­ will spend the winter here tho guests Place announced later. inches high, I small Sufe, 34 inches FOR SALE London, Nov. 20.—One of the tion, who has hem in Miami in the in­ Judge George G. Herring, who has of the Gables. high, 1 adding machine. Must sell profiteering "rings" alleged to lx* re­ trant of his candidary for the nomina­ 62-tf. Ride a Dort you will like it. 4-t been for the past two years in ser­ For sale —Now is the time to quick. C. Caro of Herald. vice, has returned to Sanford, and sponsible for soaring prices in England tion ns congressman for the fourth con­ Mr. and Mrs. George Hoy arrived has resumed the practise of law in is u Dutch combine which iHsaid to have gressional district, a | isition now held plant tress, orange, grapefruit, limes, in the city yesterday from their his old offlcc in the Woodruff- effective control of the quinine market. by Hon .1 W Sears of Kisjdnum-e re­ lemons, etc. Trees delivered. J. M. M R S. JULIU S TAKAC1I "home in Michigan and will make Garner building. SOPRANO Government agents are seeking a means turned to his home in Sanfotd hint night Chaffer, Longwood, Fla. 24-3tdSanford their homo for the winter 1-w-p. of breaking its grip on the commodity. lie was at one time a resident of Miami Available for Concerts, Recitals, MusiThere’s a man nt the curb to as they have been doing for ninny rale\ Festvals, Oratorio nud Sjiecial and was greeting many old friends yester­ serve you. 65-tf For Sule or Exchange—One 20 acre, years. They will be the guests «>f Church Services Pensacola Strike Fails day —Miami Herald Returning from a delightful visit one 10 acre, Sanford Ave. Walking Sanford, the Gables. Pensacola, F la, Nav. 2 1 —The gen­ Florida distance to city Two lots corner Piano and Harmony taught by to Miami, on Tuesday were Mr. eral strike in the building trades railed No Money In Salvage Center nnd Elm Ave. Two ots west Progre -ive Series Method. Con­ nnd Mrs. E. A. Douglass nnd little to begin todey showed hut m all results London, Nov. 2G.—Civilian visitors side l^alaietto avenue GO ft. daughter Virginia, Mrs. Ruth Mc­ from according to employers Unoln men servatory graduate. Phone 330, Mrs returning from tours of the battlefields Eleventh St. Make offer. B. Daniel Swurmer, nnd Mrs. George T. We Know We Sell The Best Seed claimed that about 350 nu n were nffect w. N. Anknoy, 018 Myrtle Ave. in France criticize the ralvuge operations Corey, owner, 075 N. Spr ng St., Lts Fox. Mrs. Stunner is spending *.i For Florida Farmers The strike arose out of demands of Fri. and Tues-Gtc short time with her mother, before carpenters for a "closed shop," to which still Ding carried on there. 13-iatc. Angeles, Cal. Our Reputation of Years Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and Mrs- leaving for her new home in P itts­ "Men who ought to Ini hack ut their employers refused to nccedz Newman and daughter Olive have worV in England are engaged in collect­ For Sale —Four-room house cor­ Assures our Hy-Test Quality burg, Pa. m:ni> voii t u x cat w.mnt: ing useless scrap on every battlefield ner 5th and Palmetto, east nnd General lloulli Visits Mrs. G. E. Mauldin, who hns been a m i rim t; t.t*rr und t the direction of officers who have south front. Lot 34x117 feet. Price the attractive guest of her sister! London, Nov. 26.—General William lost all keenness for work sinn- the war We are Familiar with Planting Con­ 11.600, half rash. W. M. Haynes, ditions, Perhaps wo can Help You. Mrs. A. P. Connelly, will leave for Hmmwcll Booth, of the Salvation Army ended a year ago," commented one Herald Office. 10-if her home in Washington, D. C / on b planning to leave London next month win 11; r s illuming visitor. Friday. to'visit Salvationists in Holland, France Farm Photography a specialty. "I spoke to two officers, each of whom E. A. MARTIN SEED COMPANY Tho Ladies Guild of the Episcopn and Switzerland, niter which he will told me that the value of the a salvage Photos of all kinds, See Shenfer JACK-SONVII.I i:. PL O im n church expect to hold a bazaar and go to New York. 9-tf would not compaere with the money r.t 113 Elm Ave. fair for three afternoons nnd nights Dainty S tar Is Country Girl With of Dec. 2nd, 3rd and 4th in the Artlsllr Ambitions In Screen Parish House. 1-tf Version of Stage Sucess Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Drady Another Broadway stag e.play hns announce the birth of a little son, Philips Old Drug Store Stand hern converted Into a screen vehicle Monday November 24th. for Marguerite Clark. Following her WANTED — OLD CLEAN recent success in "Widow by Proxy," Phone Orders also Taken RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ also n former stage comedy, she is CEPT OLD SOCKS, at Hotel Carnes being presented in “ Luck in Pawn" COATS. PANTS, OK Marrin Tnyor's light drnmtic suc­ PEI) SPREADS. AT THE cess, and will lie seen at the Princess HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf Theatre today and tomorrow. The Mrs. J. C. Wolfe and two child­ picture is described ns a comedy of ren Clarence and Ralph, nnd Miss the type that Miss Clark has always Helen Kennedy, left for Tampa to­ succeeded in making extremely en­ day to spend Thanksgiving with tertaining and sparkling. Mrs. Wolfe's brother N. H. Kennedy It concrens the fortunes of a little I)orts for everybody. Hryan Auto country girl who aspires to he an Co. 4-t f artist and seeks the advice of a Among the hoys returnin' ii i n • | noted painter us Ui the merit of her for t ho Thanksgiving holidays will | work, only to he told that her talents lie Hawkins and Walter Conn -lly | along artistic lines are extremely limited. from Stetson. However, her charms attrnct a Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in Sanford on Monday, Wednesday young rich ilder, who sees in her a welcome relief from the sophisticated nnd Fr ay of each weok. GH-tf G uesti of Mrs. (’. W. V. ilc to­ women of his acquaintance in con­ PHONE 111 day are Mrs. Joe Davis a n , mother stant pursuit of him for Ids wealth. and Mrs. Baumwert and Mft. Styles He establishes her in a fashionable hotel as his guest, concealing her , of Orlando. % identity from his mother. Despite} TDBKfSl The Eastern Star will h <’d its ■ E & p x sn c M j exposure by a match-making annual memorial service on F nday •’> •• «ii»»vn-n,«n„IK afternoon Nov. 30th ut 3:30. Masons i,n'* 1,1 ,er complications, the affair W h a t you p ay ou t y o u r good m o n e y for happily Charles Mcre----I turns out happily. and their families most ror Rally dith heads a capable supporting is cigarcttQ sa tisfa ctio n — a n d , m y , h o w invited. W-!*-2to cast, and the picture was directed Fire Mr. and Mrs. Porter Pitt ‘ tins by Walter Edwards, y o u d o g e t it in e v e r y p u ff o f C a m e ls! Automobile Gladys Bryan and ML- Unhide Burns motored t» V»iit •* Garden Steel Committer Votes Unanimous­ ’X P E R T L Y blended choice low-mildness of the tobaccos yet re­ a;i S4.1 „ l. i • on Theft ly to Continue Strike the return trip Mrs. Leslie llryan Turkish nnd choice Domestic taining the desirable "body.” Camels Ynungstnn, O., Nov. 25.—The Liability and children. national committee in charge of tobaccos in Cnmel cigarettes elimi­ are simply a revelation! You may Q uirt Mason fruit jars nt L. P. rhe steel srtike, meeting at Pitts­ nate bite and free them from any smoke them without tiring your taste! Collision McCultcr’s. GG-tf burg yesterday, voted unanimously Mrs. J. C. Higgins nnd Mrs. to continue the strike, it was an­ unpleasant ciguretty aftertaste or Bonds For your own satisfaction you must Bryan Higgins -are spending t few nounced here today by S. T. Mamunpleasant cigaretty odor. days In Jacksonville visiting Mrs. mersmnrk, the secretary in charge compare Camels with any cigarette Bryan's little son, and attending of local strike headquarters. it epresent 20 Leading Companies Camels win instant and permanent in the world at any price. Then, the State fair. • Writing Every Branch Boost Compositors Who Tool; "Vacations success with smokers because the you’ll best realize their superior Leon's Auto Transfer. All trains Find Jobs Scarce blend brings out to the limit the quality and the rare enjoyment met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes. New York, Nov. 25.—Striking G7-H refreshing flavor and delightful mel- they provide. compositors were returning from Hand, Mrs. Archie their “ vacations" this morning, tho 10.-, W EST f i r s t s t r e e t R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY. Wimto-. S.Iem, N. C. Betts, M rs/ C.- L. Britt, and Mrs. rush for Jobs being greater than ever I’ll (INIX was learned that many sup»* l l r . l d f n r r S3 of 197 .-acancies did notexsist owing large amount of work th a t A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT Buy Ydur Heater Now Oil! MY BACK Perfection Oil Heaters Box Heaters Sheet Iron Heaters Andirons, Fire Screens and Fire Sets SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE Hill Hardware Co. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER 00. P H O N E 114 All Kinds of Hauling Baggage Transferred Meet all Trains Leon's Auto Transfer Co. wm i INSURANCE B. W . H erndon * - A- ZfBMf ~ �THE SANTORO HERALD Y E S , “ A F eed F or E very N eed P h on e 181 MOLD® .rum at Groceries, - Black Strap M olasses in bulk, - ] Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armoui for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what you need. We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere MAIL ORDER DYE HOUSE Send garments by parcel post to us for expert dyeing. Write to us for prico list and color explanation card. Reference Peoples Bonk. 1421 Clark St., Jacksonvile, Fla. * We want an agent in each town to represent us. th a t will be infective after ratmeatlnn of the peace treaty?" he repliod that hi* wax not prepared to mako a statement hut th a t no action had keen taken or would he Until* the treaty in out of t he way. Concerning the numerous hills to give a bonus, cash bonus, farms, etc , to returned soldiers, lie made no comment as to which might he final­ ly passed, hut expressed hid belief that the majority of ex-service men would appreciate some sort of re­ compense from the government. He added that it seemed to ho mostly the well-to-do members of the Amer­ ican Legion who make the claim to their congressmen that the ve­ terans do not want any further gratuities. Senator Trammell said in leaving that he had immensely enjoyed hit brief visit in Tam pa, hit former home, among his many friend;, and was pleased to note evidences of prosperity on every hand, both t:i this city and throughout the Mate. Washington, Nov. 7. By Ai-.-ih iiilod I’n w Mine operatora voted today to accept Garfield’s proposal Cv>v >uWmont of the cn:d ‘trike. Ovcrwl.hiiing majority operators are satisfied with the (ilTv, of fourteen p«-rtenl in­ crease wage* without imrena in toil pricer. On Rice ILIminns Manila, Nov. 27. -The people of A! aniln have been put on rice rations It i * estimated that it may lire nec­ essary to keep up tlie ariton system until the end of the year, hut tide will depend upon the liurves of oarly rice and the attitude of the French colonial government with regard to the ecportatlon of rice from Si’igon and Haiphong. By special arrangement with Paris officials, the Insular authorities have Been able to obtain an export per­ m it for 3,000 tons of rice, from Haiphong. Tliis rice will lie used exclusively fur distribution in the southern islands, which are farthest from th e . Philippine centers of pro­ duction. I t is hoped that the fixing of a •miiiimom price for rice in the hands uf the producer, recommended to th e fifth Philippnc legislature by ■Governor Francis Burton Harrison will eliminate the speculator and [Stimulate the farmer to greater activity, thus relieving the acute shortage of the ccral in the islnnds. Regarding his position on the treaty and the league of nations, he said that congress is overwhelmingly in favor of interpretative reserva­ tions, with not over a half-dozen member?, both democrat t and repub­ licans, against some recreations and continued: "Personally, I believe in reservu-1 tior.s, Mint will safeguard beyond CATES CRATE COMPANY, question America’s interests in the horre, Brigand, won the Cambridge­ league."—Tampa Tdihune. shire at Newmarket recently are stated to total approximately $300,000. The betting against Bri­ Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Tliis is a week of unusual activity gand fluctuated about the odds of for tliis live organization. The Week 33 to 1, and Bardn Rothschild hacked his horse heavily. The day was begun well with n fine program on Home Missions Sunday night. before that he won $10,000 on his A part of the program was a very hone Tagrag, which captured a race at fi tol. interesting little Missionary play Lord Hothchlld has always been in which Mrs. Maxwell, Theodore noted for the large amount of money Runge, Robert Greene, Helen Terhe has spent in endeavoring to bring willuger, Florence Henry, and Wil­ off "long shots" in connection with liam DuBose took off the mountain­ his uvn horses. During the final big eers of the South to perfection. meeting of the flat racing for the There were Ifi present. season at Newmarket he had several Monday night Mr. Lawrence horses entered and two of his notnld Little of Louisiana, Field Sccty of "long shots" were winners. the C. R. for the South spoke. At Lord Rothschild is a popul ar tlib meeting members of the Con­ figure in the racing world and is gregational C. E., the Epworth famous for his quick decisions in League, and the B. V. h. II. were betting. Apart from this he is noted present. Tonight after prayer meeting, the for liis wit and is a brilliant conC. fi. will hold a social in the social ver ationalist. He has a fin e ’ war rooms i * 'he church. The Social record,having driven motor-lorries Corn, plans a very interesting even­ ing. The social affnirs of the Pres in heroin and served with the French bytcrlan C. K. have long been famed ( flying corps, lie was latntv! by a bad .*minr smash during his war in Sanford. to I Flint On Ills Horse Nov. 27, Huron James winning* when his I svas there to niaksfa sketch ofjilreu'a Hour like a feast. For ihs her. Luncheon was Just over, and | tiny toddlers there I* a varied menu, sometimes Uncoda Ulsculi xud milk, sometimes Graham (Tack, rs. Oatmeal Crackers or Lunch Ills, "National Biscuit," recalling pleas ■nit. This Is changed on sjxcl#j nntly my own lusty L’nycdn Lunch ►ccasions toOld Time Sugar Cook. r-of coil. I liked her, and C S S S S S I ■■ngm^BNcwtons and. rarest fortaldy as she spoke ugtilii, my pel lu i r u ie r t^ r p days, when wc had co cream nml Nabisco, and those and core our party days. JagLdnyllnht, Is [I k ^•IQ a *! t " m2 b * D IQ k , . BringiiiK W" the door of your \V dining room—as close as your own kitchen—the fi matchless facilities of the best and most whole- M some bakeries in the world. Uneeda Biscuit S i come to you as fresh andimmaculate as //'■ ^ when.they were taken from the oven. & ’;r loo-rT^k ten to ^ L B IS C U IT pad of | were waltTWlK., Ilnur. “You see. e v e n U n w t e p uront oil. "are much like niM mats. They are most lovnTSl n ost I ruet a Ide after they’v rsmettilnr t.i r-.», *’atlun:’t 1 ,dulijtleii always our rjAkJV etieiich ‘***'* * but always -■rT^W^^ib^av1* dainty, ah t-Jd.TJtSrP'H; ■i i71np ria ««;<• *• ,*• ; Biscuit Products enn bo. During the years when my babies were growing DELCOLLGHT T h o D elco-L igh t e n g in e is tho valve-in-the-head ty p e—used in the best and m ost p ow erful airplane e n g in e s and in hundreds o f thousands o f autom o­ biles. It is air-cooled—runs o n k erosen e in any climate —has o n ly on e place to o il and has a sim ple m ix­ in g v a lv e in place o f carburetor. T h o storage battery is ex clu siv ely d esigned and built fo r D elco -L ig h t w ith thick plates, w o o d and rubber se p a r a to r s and m a n y im p r o v e m e n ts that in su re lo n g life. "Nurho Win* Order* Pndgnntzn, Nov. 27. The first American burse to contract typhus xa Montenegro h a s , been nwurded *»er second decoration by the Ser­ bian government. She is Miss Rort-idrr Brady, of Springfield, 111. She ulrrady wears the ribbon of the Serbian Order of Mercy. Now she van add to taht beautiful silver xind crimson enamel medal of the First Order of the Serbian Red C ro o . Mix* llrtidy was assigned to work in the Cottinjc opphnngc. In the uuidst of her busiest week she was s trn ic n with tyohus. She recovered a n d was sent home as an invalid. D elco -L ig h t lo n g a g o .p a sse d tho experim ental stage and has g o n e th rou gh the refinin g in flu en ce o f three an d ou c-h alf years of p r o d u c tio n and o f usage by 75^00 custom ers. Y ou w ill find plants in tho h o m e s of you r co m ­ m unity. Just ask y o u r n eigh bor about his D elcoLight plant. D elco -L ig h t m akes happy h o m es; it* saves tim e and labor, taking a w a y lots o f hard, unpleasant tasks. It “ Pays for Itself” by tho w o rk it d oes and the tim e it saves. Of the m ore than 75,000 Satisfied U sers o f D elcoLight, the first are a m o n g the m o st enthusiastic— proof that the sim plicity and durability o f D elco,ight m eets the requirem ents o f its customers. There's a Delco-Light Man Near You CLAUDE NOLAN, Jacksonville, Distributor J. R. YEARBY, Orlando, Dealer ----- !-= L j i—,1 ' 4 Community Thanksgiving In keeping with the good old curtom , the proclamation of the President ami the thought of our hi-urr., Sanford will observe the Day as regards public services by gather­ ing at \flio Congregational Church a leu 'o’clock A. M. Note the hour. Instead of a sermon there will be govern) short addresses and music. Judge He.ring is expected to speak. Nenntoi Irnmmell. Bonn Senator Bark Trammell, ur panit-l by Mrs. Trammell, lei ■5:15 p. rn, yesterday for Lake a lte r a pleasant vi.lt of two in Tam pa to- the guests of Mr Mrs. .1. T. l ark, No. 24‘* Blunt After a day or tv o in Lakeland expect to visit Orlando and Cri City, and the senator will retti Washington next week, to I Land when congress convenes em ber 1. Discussion of tho pence I u s d the league of nations, rSennror Trammell said, has «• ev ery other mntter before coi tie laid aside indefli ’ u question was aske. afternoon, "Is roi pass any food contri Delco-Light fs a complete electric llfihlloud pouter for farms, eounlry homes, schools, churches, stores and small towns. THE nnM EBTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY a us hnii|diy, all, and made us sure they J K s te S * '' con,,nK crcr>' day—for know wc must foil (hfldlilrcn, ns we mu,t Wu would after Ihrir Makers of Delco-Light Products, D A Y T O N , OHIO �THE HANfORU HERALD FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY OPPORTUNITY FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY ONLY THREE MORE DAYS Friday, Saturday and Monday wdl F a^e ^ Si*:- V‘'uC9 days °* tliis sale the biggest bargain event Sart^or^ h?c ever known Regardless of the prevailing high prices the last three days of this sale will be a record breaker for lo w 'S e s vVe have marked our remaining stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-wear, with not a thong™ of the "m oney' * * detemuned t0 sel1 th,s merchandise at some price. Don’ miss this last oppStun ty to J. C. C. and W. B. Corsots $ u o We have selected from our Corest stock, fifty Corsets that will be offered special in this sale, size 18 to 30 at One lot of Baby Coats made of white serge or pique full lined, special for this sale..............................$2.25 Children’s Sweaters $1.50 100 W. B. Brassieres, all sizes, open front and back style. Regular 75c value a t Christmas Presents for the Little Folks Mittens in three sizes Knit Caps 45c and........... 68c Baby Blankets, pink and blue..................................$1.24 Baby Sweaters, all wool, with pink or blue trimmed $1.20 Baby Capes.......................05c 3 piece Knit suits for little boys and girls, all colors $3.45 Ivory Baby Rattles 44 and 22c One lot of childrens' sweat­ ers, size to 10 years, in blue and old rose, with white border. Special for this sale..............................$1.50 Best quality, Outing white solid colors and fancy stri­ pes .............................. 35c Fast color’ Shirtings and Cheviots................ 35c 3Gin Bleaching...............2Gc Pillow Tubing...............58c Apron Gingham.......... 28c Dress Gingham...............35c Ladies Hose...................22c Big Bargains in Silk and M uslin Underwear Umbrellas ...............$1.48 Best quality, fine ribbed Children’sStockings 35c,40c Curtain scrims.............. 24c Kimona Crepes, per yd. 40c Mercerized Poplins.......48c Serges, Wool Plaids, Taffetas, Silk and Wool Poplins, Baronete Satins and Velouis . Our entire line of Skirts will go in this throe day sale at a little over half price $11.95, $15.45, $17.45, $18.95, $22.45, $26.45, $29.00, $33.00, $38.00 Silvertones, Serges, Velours, Tricotines and Broadcloths 25 LADIES AND MISSES’ DRESSES SIZES 1G TO 48 CHOICE $19.00 SERGES, SATINS AND SILKS Silk Georgette Blouses $4.45 During the last three days of this sale wc will offer 50 silk Blouses $6 and $7 values at Women's Cotton Undervests High or low neck, short or lo ng sleeves, full length $4.45 Childrens and Misses Undershirts, medium weight, ribbed long sleeves, size G to 12 65 cents Only three days left in which you can save more than half on that winter suit or coat. This sale has been a wonderful bargain event, but we still have a very good selection to offer. We want to make the last three days of this sale the biggest bargain days of all; there­ fore we have marked our remaining stock of coats and suits regardless of the cost price.. Blankets and Comforts I>arge size blankets in plain, white, grey, tan and plaids $3.95 to $7.65 Dress Woolens Storm Serges, Wool Plaids and French Serges Standard size heavy Comforts, flowered designs Children’s Coats SIZE 6 TO 14 YEARS $7.45, $8.95, $10.95 & $12.00 $1.00, $1.40 and $2.10 a Yard CROWDER �t ry rjs v rr.-- THE SANFORD HERALD hourly trips between the post office and the Arlington building and also collect or deliver at nice office! of the bureau outside of the Arlington build* Ing, and a t eleven other government cilices. Around Ibe drat of the month the mall comes In at the rate of abont 140.000 pieces n day, later falling to 10.000 or 50,000. Premium receipts innke up about half of the entire incoming mall dur* Ing the first half of the month. Sev­ enty-five per cent of nil mnll received is for the Insurance division of the 31. rt*He Yitzafi22X3 « NOVEMBER 27, 1119 sldem l, such as the members of the fondly within the permitted class, the extent of their dependency, and the extent of the soldier’s disability. This accounts for the fact that claims for compensation lrnvo not been settled as promptly ns Insurant*!* claims. The comiHMixntlon nnd claims division of Important Amendments in Bill the hureuu Is bending every effort to determine these cases as quickly ns Are Asked of National thorough nnd Intelligent handling will Lawmakers, permit. A large staff of examiners Is More Than 100,000 Letters Aro working night und day In making com­ Received Every Day. pensation awards. The medical division has Just com­ DUtvuU. pleted a very trying und difficult task O Q [5 ][S ][5 ][B ](B ] The mnll section also handles each —tin] preparation of n schedule of dis­ day 75,000 to 100,000 pieces of out­ ability ratings for different Injuries % -mt going mnll and about 30,000 pieces of Increased Compensation for Disabled and combinations of Injuries, based on Ex-Service Men Is Urged—Bureau interdepartmental mall. Between De­ $100 per month us compensation for to­ YOU W ILL D ECID E WISELY Hearty Wllilngnest to Conform to Re* cember 1. 1018, and September 30, Seeks to Give Fullest Possible tal disability. If the Sweet bill (11. IL qu IremenU Is Manifested In Letters 1010, the bureau received 4,503,405 dis­ Service to Those Affected. if you make thus Bank the deposi­ 6778) becomes law, nil compensation Received by the Hundred! of Thou* charge notices alone. In Junuary the for disability will be based upon $100 tary of your funds. Its strength. u n d e—Identification of Caeee Often flood of discharge notices rose to 085,• Washington.—“Our work In conduct­ per month as a maximum Instead of ing the affairs of the bureau must be 300. In August It reached the highImpossible Because Necessary Infor­ Careful Management and Modern upon $30 ns at present. This schedule mation Is Lacking—How Corre­ water mark of 700,325. The total num­ guided l>y the counsel of the soldiers, Is rwcessnrlly very complicated, being Facilities attest it’s standing ns a ber of pieces of Incoming mall re­ sailors and marines thomsclrciJ. Our designed to cover all probable combina­ spondence Is HamJKo. aim Is to be of the fullest possible serv­ tions und degrees of Injuries, and ceived during August was 2.2S7.430. Secure, Reliable Banking Institu­ ice to those ufleeted by the act." must be nevised from time to time In "Dear government. Th!» is to let How Mall It Handled. tion. Accounts subject to check Thus Colonel It. tl. UholmeleyJoncs, yoa know that 1 mu stnylap 1 win** Mall us It comes from the mnll sack director of the bureau of wnr risk In­ accordance with the bureau's experi­ ence in order that full Justice may be with my folks at Simpkins bull..." are cordially invited. Is separated unopened Into 3L classes. Ami this loyal, punctilious Anerlcan The letters are run through the letter­ surance, In the course of a talk to done in all cases. "Unquestionably, the government In­ mother thought that In that message opening machines nt n rnte of from wounded soldiers at Walter Heed hos­ pital, Washington, D. C., epitomised surance contracts will be constantly she faithfully had compiled with the two to three hundred n minute. the motives behind the action of the ! S ) [ S ) ( 5 1 |S ] ( S 1 [ S ] [ S 1 oft-repented Injunction, "Don't fall to From the letter openers the mnll bureau In requesting congress, through Improved, ns experience Indicates the need for Improvements, nnd It Is de­ Inform the bureau of war risk Insur­ goes to forty women expert mall read­ the treasury department, to enact sev­ ance of change of nddr.ss." ers. who make 48 separations of (lie eral important amendments to the war cidedly to tile advantage of all of us to holt* the maximum nmount of this Another conscientious mother who mail brought to them. It takes good had been duly Instructed In me fact Judgment as well ns good memory to risk Insurance act. These may ho di­ government Insurance," adds the di­ , that It Is often dltllcult to identify n decide unerringly under which of the vided Into tw o genera! classes—those rt etor. Reinstatement of Insurance. soldier unless specific Information he 48 heads a letter belongs, but the mall affecting the compensation features of tile act, nqd those concerning war "A recent treasury decision has auth­ given In the letter of Inquiry addressed render does It nt the rate of 000 to risk Insurance. orized the reinstatement of govern­ to the bureau, asked for news of 1,500 letters n day. A very Important proposed amend­ "my boy Jim." “You m n t have no­ Letters containing checks, money or­ ment, and one which meets with wide­ ment Insurance within I S mouths after ticed Jim. because he's sir feet tall.'' ders or other valuable Inclosures go spread approval, Is the upward revb' discharge by the payment of only two And of course she couldn't he expected to a group of girls In the next room, sioti of the schedule of compensation months premiums on the amount of In­ to know thnt that wasn't Just the sort who sit around a big table covered payable to disabled ex-service men. surance to be reinstated, one covering of descriptive Information which might with wire baskets. AH checks are list­ Under the present schedule a man tit- tin* month of grace during which the help In placing Jim. nor that In thnt ed In duplicate, the lists verified, and tally disabled Is entitled to $30 a policy was- In force, und on'e for the month In which reinstatement Is made. splendid regiment kc< *. i “Per­ month, If single. The amendment This Is u very generous provision, nnd Walking Delegate Not on Wire Then. shing's Own." tunde up of units from DR. CHARLES L. PARSONS raises this by $50. making $80 pay­ will make It possible for all ex-service the letters with the Inclosures pinned When Ben Franklin coaxed electric­ all over the country, there were 2,700 to them sent In locked boxes to the able urpler these H r i;instances. If be men to ictnin their government Insur­ ity from the clouds it probably did not men who stood six feet and better. lias i, wife but no child living be gets ance after they have become adjusted occur to him that he was paving tbs One mother for whom "the boy" had proper office. $15: the umemltricn: provides $PO. if again in their normal civil life. Indeed. Letters containing a change of ad­ way for possible tclrj-' — made allotment and asked government be b**s a wife and on. child, he draws ! leak fvr a very heavy relusluiemcnt ...1*1 ,1 . 1. dress go to another group. These “ allowance answered the formal Inquiry 1 *1i*!ti it *d i L*ii i und conversion as soon ns the Sweet „re yfivu Implied rather than »*» pr* os to whether she hub other sources oi him $05. till {hisse-s the senate ami becomes an slated, ami unfortunately are not al­ Income with the. painstakingly ccn«clSuper Realism. act and It Is made known to all those ways legible. Frequently the writer entlous statement. "Only Fred’s lions." Employer (to clerk)—“If that bore, who are affected. gives no uddross nt all. In the letter. Extend the Provisions. Show Hearty Willingness. Smltliers, comes In, tell him I’m nut— "The bureau appreciates tremendous­ Since the postmaster or the rural de­ The law now provides that If a man ly tin* co-operation It has hnd frtan nnd don't bo working or ho'll know So Into the bureau of war risk In­ livery carrier and everybody about the you're lying." surance by the hundreds of thousands village knows the writer so Intimately, loses both hands, both feet, or the the lusuriitice officials and the men of pour the letters hearing their tnnnlfest glvlng-an address In the letter secniB sight of both eyes, or becomes lielplesi the Insurance profession, nnd It Is to stories of hearty willingness to con­ quite unnecessary to many who write and permanently bedridden, he shall be regretted that there arc noma few How Much Ycu Should Weigh. form to requirements and simple. In­ nnd who sometimes, In spite of all ef­ receive $100 n mouth compensation. who dlsregimled their moral obligation A simple way to .ascertain oae'r Experience has shown thnt many men to assist the ex-service men by encour­ corruptible honesty, hut frequently so forts put forth lt» Identify the case, deal weight was told recently by Dr. who have lost an ana and n leg, or one aging the men to drop their govern­ vague In respect to necessary Infor­ fall to receive nn unswer. Harvey U, Beck of the University ot Utah and the sight of one eye, are Just ment insurance nnd tnkc out Insurance mation ns to render Identification of Maryland, In an address before the ns badly crippled us men who have In private companies. It Is my per the cases dltllcult If not Impossible. Lo* Angeles County Medical ussocllost both feet or both hands, and so Must Be Copied. canal opinion that nil ex-scrVlco men The mall section of the bureau works itbm at Los Angeles, Cal. First, put Letters asking for Information on the bureau has recommend**! thnt In In such Instances should combine Id on a 10-hour basis with one shift work­ lown 110. Then multiply by 5*4 the addition to the Injuries at present en­ more than one subject must bo copied, tlielr disapproval of such action, nnd ing from nine In the morning to five number of Inches by which one's titling a uuin to compensation at the In the afternoon and n night shift from that they may bo referred to the va­ rate of $100 a month, the following should In some forceful way express height exceeds five feet. Add the re­ rious sections whence the Information their utter disgust for those who aro one to eight In the morn'.ig, handling sult of the multiplication to the orig­ shall he Included: The loss of one foot found guilty of such practices. Indeed, may be obtained. Hometlmes three or directly from the post office all inn;’, inal 110 nnd the sum .Is one's "Ideal four copies must ho made, nnd this nnd one hand; the toss of one foot and In the years to come. 1 feel confident arriving during the night. weight."—Popular Science Monthly. the sight of one eye. These are deem* that In such cases where ex-service Job keeps a large group of typists and During the period October, 1018, to ed "total and permanent disability" by m«'ii Imve been advised In such way as October, 1010. this section received, clerks busy. The letters which contain insuffi­ the express wording of the amend­ to allow (hem to lose their government In Death Vtlley. sorted, classified and distributed a to­ ment. There Is also a provision that tal of 10.S00.fi.TI pieces of moll, and for cient Information must be run against for a "double total periiintvnt disabil­ Insurance, thnt there will Ik* nt least Death valley Is a narrow area be­ the same period received from the va­ the greut curd index Identification files ity,” meaning ruses In which men are one innn In the world whom the ex­ tween the Punamtnt nnd Funeral Di . Charles L. Parsons, secretary of mountains In California. It Is tra­ rious divisions of the bureau, urrnnged for a number which will fix the iden­ maimed so seriously thnt their Injuries servlet* men will utterly despise, nr.d according to states, and forwarded to tity of the man In question, whereupon Include two of these classifications, the distrust, and thnt will he the un­ the American Cftrr.lcal sosle*y. t versed by the Amargorn river, which scrupulous ngent who in a time of test the city post olllce n total of 22,527,508 It is attached to thnt man's {tapers. I com]tensutton shell be $200 a month. Is usually n dry channel, though prob­ was found wanting." pieces of mull. This makes a grand A night force works front five to mid­ ably it was formerly full of water. The bureau Inis found n very wide­ total of 42,301,011 pieces of mall pass­ night attaching new correspondence spread sentiment among ex-service The level of the valley Is covered with ing through the malt section during to these papers, which ore the original men In furor of linvlng their policies salt, supposed to have been brought TO THE POINT Form 1-B and all letters received con­ < **********< by the torrents from the surrounding the course of twelve months. made payable in a lump Bum, or In Indeserl nnd left on the evaporation of On July 14. 1010, the mail, section, cerning the_cnse, The most difficult things to -tnllments covering n short period of Bull Dog Tries to the water. Death valley Is said to be under Instructions from Director IL O. understand are frequently tho But on other than these cases where time, at their option. To meet this Alter Court Decision the hottest and driest place in th* Cholmeley-Jones, took over the arrang­ explanations which some men demand Director Chotmeb-y-Joues has ing and listing of nil tenders In pay­ checking of the files has to be done urgently recommended a modification United States._____________ make. New York.—The testimony of ment for Insurance premiums. TPese the work Is kept current day after o f ihe war risk Insurance act to permit Prices mny be high, hut we a dog was ruled out by Magis­ Prettiness. remittances during the period July day. Except on Mondays, when two tanking provision In the contract for don't see the cost of living trate McQunde, In court, when llth to October 7th numbered 1,203,- days' mnll has accumulated, every converted insurance for optional set­ Many persons erroneously suppoie scaring any young folks who piece of mnll received In the 24 hours Itlp, n hrindlt* hull, attempted 102 nt a valuation of $9,761,160.38. hat they have found beauty when they tlements o n the part of the Insured, have made up their minds to preceding three o’clock has been making to convince him that he was lin­ anve taken pleasure In what Is merely such Insurance payable either get married. Takes On Additional Outlet. placed In manltn folders, the folders ing a rank Injustice. pretty, nnd this is unfortunnte, for It The rich man In the box may The mall section from time to time Inbeled nnd listed nnd trundled off In In one sum or In Installments for thlrMr*. Charlotte Sllncker ap­ mikes It necessary to differentiate bebe a little more comfortable, Is tubing on additional duties In order a big, boxllkc wheeled carrier to the ty-slx months or mor& peared ngalnst Mrs. Cnrlos tween what Is pretty nnd what I* beau­ If the insured bus not exercised his hut he doesn't get any more fun to relieve the various divisions of the subsection to which It belongs, und Linares. Mrs. Linares brought tiful. To the lover of prettiness, love right of election, under the proposed out of the show thnn the gal­ bureau, and Is functioning with a from these various sections the reply with her the dog, Itlp. Mrs. is n little frosted cake, Joy n luscious lery gods. lower percentage of errors than the goes back ns quickly ns Is humanly nmrqdmcnt the hcneficlnry mny elect Sllncker declared that she >on bon. sorrow a dose of bitter medi­ Keeping out of debt beats ailnlmum allowed by the United States possible when the gigantic volume of to receive the insurance In monthly raised lllp from n pup nnd that cine. Prettiness Is ephemeral. Hut Installment* rovering a period of not getting nut. post oil Ire. more than n hundred thousand tetters he wandered away from her beauty Is powerful nnd memorable.— K‘ss than three years. The bureau's mnll trucks make •Inllv U considered. ********* w ******* home Inst November. II. Wilkinson. Magistrate McQunde ruled Include Other Relatives. Hip wa* Mrs. Sllncker's dog. Another very Important Item Is the 0148535301232353535323530248482353534853485353534853532330235348 Mrs. Linares handed over the proposed enlargement of the permlttisl dog nnd started to leave the class of Insurance brnclklnrlos (s p o u s e , courtroom. child, grandchild, parent, brother or Hip gave one forlorn look nt sister) to Include, In mlditlon to those his departing mistress and set etiumeti *d, uncles, aunts, nephews, tip a howl. He pulled Mrs. nieces, bmthvrs-ln-law nnd slsters lnSJIneker off her feet nnd It re­ law. quired reenforcements to hold All of the amendments* described him. nW>ve, together with several other pro 48234853535348232348002323484848235348535348485323484853534848480123 posed measures of h-ss general Inter­ est, but of much Importance, are Incor­ porated In the so-called "Sweet bill," In a spirit <-f friendly helpfulness, the officers introduced by Congressman Sweet of Iowa In the bouse of representatives RICH RADIUM FIND REPORTED of ih h Institution invite the members on August 2d. 1010. iS T H E The whole trend of the bureau's HIqH Content In Pltchblendo Discov­ of this community who have not as yet ered In Niplsalng recommendations manifest Its desire District to be of the greatest possible service found their financial home to join our to those for whom it was created—the Toronto.—Pitchblende, the on* ot family of satisfied Depositors. men who served our country In the (.rent War, Not only In recommending radium, hns been found In the town­ the adoption of lynendalory legislation, ship of Butt, district of Nlptsslng, It A welcome and s full measure of courteous but In w ery other {tosslble way, the was announced. An assay, made by service ,1s * found In this Institution. hureuu Is doing Its best'to expedite New York experts, showed the pitch­ Its service, nnd to carry out the letter blende to he unusually rich In uranium, nnd spirit of the act In behalf of the thejm rent of nullum. The uranium content was 03.00 per cent., equal men for whom It was frejmred. In the m atter of the settlement of In­ to 74.08 per cent of uranium oxide. According to the provincial depart­ surance claims the bureau Is practical­ Ju st as im portant Is th e w orker at hom e. W ithout hitu ment of mines this Is tho second oc­ ly current. Of over 123,000 claims, all th e [soldier m ust fail. but 0,000 hove been settled, nnd regu­ currence of radium hearing mineral uqiorted to the bureau of mines since lar payments are being made. The W e supported the soldier as fur as far as we could. 0.000 unsettled cases consist of those the Ontnrio legislature offered a re­ W e honor and encourage the producer a t hom e. In whl:*i tl.o beneficiaries live In for­ ward of $25,000 for the discovery of To each we offer most frec 'y the services of this Bank* eign countries or for some other ren- radium In Ontario In eommerelnl quan­ son cannot 1m* reached. A diligent ef­ tity. Tho other discovery, euxenlto, fort I* S in g made to get In much with which also carries radium, was* made several years ago In the township of lb s comparatively small residue. South Sherbrooke In Lanark. Insurance Paid Promptly. A p en t many people do not realise English Government Helps. tlml there Is a wide difference between London.—Under the housing act the Insurance feature of the act nnd SANFORD, FLORIDA the provision for ctiuqteusatlnii. An money Is being lent to the owners of tusumuco clulm U paid I m m e d i a t e l y buildings who are willing to convert te the beneficiary; but tn the case of a them Into fiats for workers. The loan claim fo r compensation a great many must not exceed half the value of the rniniiiiifiiiinm iiiiiitiiiiuiiiiiiiitiiiniiiisiiim m iiiiiim nffiim iiiiiiiniiiniiiiiii^. features must, under the law*, be con property. WORKNIGHTANDBW$I!;FTS Be Cautious REVISE SCHEDULE UPWARD PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = PRODUCER-MAYS Primarily, of course, it is the soldier in war who is the patriot--he produces fighting qualities, his life, his all. First National Bank �*I .»•--- oil3tVQftS^r*±i 1919 W. F* n»rtlell O .k flcld, G a „ M a y 1 0 , 1 9 1 7 . Old Kentucky Mfg. paduehah th at I rr.c to vour hog cholera remedy h*t* jeld and have ordered »or one *eas°n Last year 1 f tor this s e a s o n to 112 or 15 men who raise to »f!“ .1 .told li «nph each of Of them to laks tDf*‘ i.. feed it to their hogs lk(. -Pthoy* lost a single hog from S j J . .1 any kin.l not to poy mo “ to the remedy, but --her, * to .e« to tten « « y * In and paid me for the modi**m 1 cvcry one of them told me rise . it was the best hot: medicine ever used. One man paid me L ^ h e'sm all package and bought IS worth more nnd said it was the [I t that he had cyer tried. please all'-* Yours very truly, \Y. F. ltartlctt. Merchants Grocery Co., Ssnford, Fla. t-Sitc ■srelessness Results in Failure -*Mt is why wo say "Feed U. A. thorcas’ Ilog Powder according to FEED IT ILiinns. direction? HO NOT with ground SLOPPY, hut mix it (efd am! moisten with just enough , lU.r to make a crumbly mass. Th,.„ each hog get* a beneficial See full directions on package. dow. Your money back if you uto nut •ttiilied fcfchants Grocery Co 7-5tc b'anford, Fla 7N4 T H E SA NFO R D HERALD of Andrew Aullo. nnd to all partita claiming an Intaraat In aald property, iltuata In Sam* inole County, Florida, to-alt: "Beginning flv* clialnt aauth of tha north* WMt cixnrr ot tho aouth »»at mi*ri»r nf th* aouthvaal quarter ot Kertlnn 15. Tnwnxhlp 31 S of tu n e r 31 eari, thence loutn fifteen chain,, then — a*,t nlnr h an d u d *h<l uiie-hmti le d , tlu n rr north four hundred and ae.mleen leet. Ihrnre weal aeven husdrrd, fifty and ona-thlrd fed , thcnco north five Hundred and ilghty-three (art, thrncr a n t on* hundred and Ally (cat to thr p ltr, ot beginning. Atao Ilia wrat half ot tha northarat quar­ ter nt tha northarat quarter ot tha nnr'.aeaat quarter. SvcU m 33, Townanlp 31, anyth ot Kanfa 31 aa,t. Alto l.ol One ot Churrh illo?V In thr Town ot Oviedo, Florida, being a jtiteel ot land 60 teat r u t and a n t hr 1M.fi (ret north and aouth nit tha weat and ot aald Church l.ot, a lat id aald Church lot h - i ig of rrrord In ’lat Hn«V t , St p a ir 111 la thO i'ohou S’.*enrd, nf D-angr Count;', Florida in which thr county ot Seminole a a, fnfrterly a part), aald plot bring entitle.! Alci.udrla or Ovie­ do." Vou and aarh of you are hereby nrdi-rrd to appear to tha complainant'* hill ot com­ plaint heroin Mad, on Monday, thr 5th day ot January, A. D. 11120, the aamo brine a Hole Day ot this Court. It la lurthar ordered th a t thla notlne hr putritahrd tor twelve werka In tha Sanford lleratd. a nrwapaprr publlihvd In Hanford, Seminole County, Florida. Witnria E. A. U ou slan , Clark ot aald Cir­ cuit Court, and tho aral thcreol. thia tha I7th day ot September, A. D. HMD. fttal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. Davit & (Hire, Solicitor lor Complainant. S-ISte f AN ORDINANCE. be aaaeeaed, one-third on each aide, •gainat the land, upon which aald paving ahall ■but and the City et Sanlnrd ahall have a lien theralor egtnat the aald lands enforce­ able aa provided by tbe U w i and ordlnancee ol aald d ty . SeeH-a j. That upon failure ol any property owner to do the grading and paving herein provided for, the aame ahall be done by the City ol Hanford; or ahall he let hy contract by the City ol Hanlord to the loweat and beat bidder. In accordance with the afureaald plana and aperiflcatlona submitted by the city engineer, and two-thlrde ol the coata tbrruf, one-third to abutting owners on each aide, trom the date et tho comple­ tion of the work, ahall be aaaeeaed, and ahall be a lien, euperlor to all other liana, cacctil only liens toe taxr«, agalnrt and upon the Iota and pioprrty fronting and abutting upon aald avenue and street herrlnbcforo described and j-rasltd ,,«vr«i, itfi'i tne remainlr.g ci,e-liiird of s&rh cotta shall be paid by the City of Sanford. That t h e ^ t l m a t r d coata of grading and paving per aquaro yard tor the paving ut said avenue and street la |2 .t 0 , the esti­ mated total coata of paving the same aa described Is 115,570.00, and the estimated costa to Iut owners per front foot I* $0.60. Section 5. That the city engineer la hereby required within ten (fays, alter the Aral publication of this ordinance, to prepare and file with the city tlcrk an estimate of the amount ol Itrna lor auch paving which the rlly will claim against each of the lula or parrels of land fronting nr abutting upon the avenue or street ao tu be pavad, which rallmate shall be h i-ed upon the eetvnialrd coats of the work, and upon the frontage ut lota or parcels of land abutting the avenue or street ao to be paved. Section 0. That any person owning any interest In and to any property abutting upon aald avenue or atreet to lie ao pavrd snail have the right within thirty daya after the filing ol aaid estimate to present to the aald city clerk a sworn petition to be presented to the city rmintil, setting forth that In the opinion ol tno petitioner the estimated amount of aurh costs and liens upon such lot Is incorrect, showing wherein It la In­ correct or why It will rxreed the special beneAta acrruelng from the wnrk'and paving done and to he done in front of said lot or parrel o( land. Section 7. That the city council ahall, after proper notice and within the time prescribed by ordinances, ait aa a hoard of equalisation to hear any and all petition, and complaints whlrh may he Med in ref­ erence to the ratlmgted cotta of the paving herein provided for and ahati make due and proper inquiry Into the aame, and if It ahalt appear tu the aatifactlon of the city council, sitting aa a board of equalisation, that the eatimated amount of aitd Hen is correctly rstlmatad, the amount ao filed ahati stand aa the amount of auch lien to be claimed by the rlty of Sanford, for the paving of the aaid avrnue or atrret in front of said prop­ erty, and after the city council has heard all pstitlnna and given all property ownera an opportunity to be heard and have made ail correction, which in their judgement la just, and have equalised al1 a,a<>,ment>, said amounts and assessments as Hard and equalised shall aland aa a Hen against :aid property to be enforced after the complet­ ion of aald work in the manner provided by the laws and ordinances of said cilv, ,,,*.1 alii, Jotn. dav of l i d tom F. Jo MILLER, I’realdent Fitv Council. 1 hereby certify that the foregoing ordi­ nance a c t duly pasted by the city council ol the city ol Sanlord, Florida, In soalon, this the 20th day of Del.. UM9. F. I’. RINKS, City Clerk. Apr<->rd b» me this 22nd. day ol Uctoher, IV 9. J. D. DAVISON, 10-Stc Mayor City ol Hanlord. and for Bamlaola County, Florida, did on C. M. H ind For Sheriff tha 30th day of Haptamb.r, A. D. 1010, file their report with said Commlaainnera. H svins bsrn urjsd by a larjjc num­ wherein it appear* that tbsy have viewed tha lamia In aald Dlstrlrt to be benefited ber of the voters of Seminole County nit tilrw, drains drain» or canals riuw* therein. tiifD'in. by tho dilehr*, in n . h i r---------e In report »*teM*cJ «ich parr* I to become a candidate for the office rate ol land In *atd Du m* d l n a ___ proportion •• It shall be bcna.ited byy said of Sheriff, I hereby announce my ditches, drains or raniw vaaawaavwf > amins uf li canal*,a lur lor all v»Tr sif-enaes candidacy subject to the decision of ay be b* Incurred In cu r_______ ______________ that may In tha conitructlon of_ same. Including the Interrat charge*, th* the Defnocrntic primary. eapgnaea of th* Commltte* and Engineer a If elected Slttrlff of Seminole eatimated by the Hoard of Countv Coramla■lunrra of bemlnolv County. Flurida, whlcn ty, I pledge my very b£*t effort* report la now nn file In tne ofilre of tha Clerk of the aald Hoard at hla office In tha to sec that all laws arc strictly en­ Court House In Sanford, Florida, Now therefore, take notice that on Tur* forced as far ai it Is in my power to day Dec. 2nd 1919, at ten o'clock A. M, tho same bring the neat regular meeting of do so. Having served as Sheriff of the •»!>! Heard of County Cownlaiiaarr), Scminoio County for three years and • hlrh meeting will be held In the Court Hou,e In Sanford, Florida, the aald Hoard five months I believe I am fully will hear complaints from the ownera or <|Ualified to fill the position to the agi-nta ol all lands affected against tbe asarvamenta ao made. sativfnction of tho law ahidiiiK ele­ lly order ol lliu Hoard of County Coinm|,»ioner» of Seminole County, Florida, ment of the County. thla 6th day of October, A. D. 1919. If elected, I pledge a relentless war (seal) K. A. Douglass. Clerk. on illicit distilling and sale of all inLegal 12-lte. toxieating lliiuor* regardless of whe­ ther guility parites arc friends or In The Clrruil t’nurt Neventh Judicial (Ttrtril In and tur Scmloelc Caunlf, Florida, foes and I want it clearly understood In t hanrrry that I consider that the olfice belongs Fcarl Smith. Complainant. vs Hill lor Divorce to the peopletand their right* shall J. K, Smith, Drlendant. at all time* he conddered paramount Urd.t of rubllrallon D° • pp*"*Hng‘Vro'ri'*aHadaVlV*tiDd* In thi, lo everything else, and I repeat that t-auae that you. J. K. Smith, are a rrildent to give to Seminole County the best ot a state of the Unit'd S la t ,a other t h a n .................... , , . , the atate ot Florida and that you are now a that is lit llie and keep It in the uf Alabamajjndi^that Alabama anil that front ranks of the Counties of the resident nf th- state of there la no >eranna In the atat the service <>F a subpoena upon whom would State in all thing* and especially • Ind the defendant and that you are over regards to the violation of the pro the a*e of twenty-one yrara. SmHK ' hrrV. n d ' . n p e r.° r T [ ‘ "c fhN CooVt WbIHon anti gambling l a w s o f w h a t An Ordinance rntllled an Ordinance requiring thr grading and paving ol French Avenue Irom Ninth Street aouth 3S30 tact in Hughey Street and lor grading and paving tiolddioro Stnet from French Avenue •ra t 1525 feel to public road running to Upaala. lie It Ordained by tha Mayor and City on the n t h day of January, a . D. 1020, j o v e r n a t u r e sh a ll b e m y first uitn. Counrll ot the City ot Santord, Florida BirtK" Wine » rrf!ui*r ltuti» Day of (hla * 1 * 1 * 1 ■ * * ( . Court, to an*wrr thr hill of romplalnt r . - | A n d flKht hPFO 1 With t o s t a t e CWSection 1. That French Avenue beginning lill»itirr! a^airiRt vo*t hy 1 ■rl S m ith **t ■aid phatically that my deputies shall in at Ninth Street and extending aouth 3820 hill will h r f i l m mn r c f i i n * u l , to llughey Street ahall be paved to a width It u furthrr rrdrfrti that thi* ordrr i»« all c a s e s h e c h o s e n n o t o n t h e g r o u n d to be of a .fIret, t jV aaid t on pavement puhtUhrd in thr Sanford Ifrrald. a n tw i , 1 # * . «* t . / *1 : each ride nfvpavement paper piitfll«h‘ d In Srminolr County, Flof ida 01 peFiOIlill fr ie n d s h ip hilt l o t t lie IT placed on aaid avenue by Seminole County, unr" a ■a-rrit for four n n iK U tlv e nrrk*. and ahall be of the aame material aa Hied alone nnd should at MY SP E C IA L T IE S : WITNKSS toy hand and ofhHnl rral at cllicioney by aaid County in paving the renter of aaid Sanford, Srmimdr County, ^‘^orilrt thi* any avenue, and ahall be of a im , grade and time they or any of 2Mh «lav «»f Novrmhrr, A. I>. P»l". thlckneaa. them become obnoxious to tho PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHIN* (8K AU Ka A. DOtJm.ASfl, Section 2. That Goldaboro Street be­ CfrrU of •aio ( If u lt Court public and it is brought to my at­ ginning at .French Avenue and ratending fly V. M. DOUGI.ASS. D. C\ •ra t 4525 tret to public road running to A. K. Po*fff», tention I promise to make thorough GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER Up,aia ahall he paved tu a width n| aeven Rollntnr f*»r Complainant feet, aaid pavement to bn of a width of 3>j investigation and if facts warrant ROGERS' PLATED WARE W-1j - Str. tret on each aide ot pave merit pla.-ed < t his lir their discharge to act on tho aald afreet by Seminole County, and ahall he ot aame material aa uard by laid eountv same, ns through mo would bo tho KLG'N AND WALTHAM WATCHES In paving the renter of aaid afreet, and ahalt Master Mason Dram* be of the aame grade and thlckneaa. only way of handling such matters. Sectioa 3. That aaid paving of aaid On Tuesday evening Dt'centlrer 2nd I. rircalt Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit, I tmtkr the above statement be­ |a aad f«r Seminole County, I lurlda. In avenue and atreet ahall be graded and pavrd 1915, bogennlng nt cix o'clock Sanford in accordance with plana and aperiAratlona cause I believe it to lie the duty of thcrelor, aubmltted by the City cngtnrrr O R Complainant Order of Lodge No. fi2 will confer tlio 'logm* of of Sanford. Florida, vnd » .-» on >" >>•/* u< Vi Publication a public servant or any man aspir­ nlJlr, Of Ihe eigv -W»” Mfifitfr M.uon on six candidates. stato hi* po­ ing to public otlire 8*1,1 paving of ..him avenue rrut aln t. a.ia.l After the work the annual election Trf tht unknown heir*. davUati* ira n U ff or be begun within alrty daya from amt after ult questions sition in advance on OCULIST AND O PTICIA N att.r elalmant. and all parti*. rblm lng an the datejun which thla ordinanacc ahall become of olllrcr* for 0920 will Ik: held. All of public inteicst. litirivt under K. S. -s e»vey, William I . effective; but In the cverM any property Practice confined to tho Ireal meal member*, visiting brethern anti lodge* Hceir,. Thomaa II. Sevey. Thorn** II. Levy. owner, owning property abutting on that Ycrv respectfully yours, of tho cjro U. It. Rroek and Martha, hi* wile, K. S. part ot aald avenua or atreet hrreln required cordially invited nnd in thi* section are , .• ^.ai_ a? *■I■* WllPg J* La to be paved, ahall tali, within the time Hand. H -tfe. C. \V. Eyes examined by a regular regis­ herein provided, to grade and pave aald urged to Ik* present. avenue or atreet In front ol hla or their tered physician It, K. Tolar, Secretary. rrapertive property. In accordance with the Glasses fitted, broken lenca du­ terma ot thla ordinance and with the plan Very True. MfpdriltOn« W W W--- * —--' a'" V -- • a ' and epeclflrallont therefor, hrretotorr pre plicated F II. Putnam. Jamr« A. L*v#y, J*mrt A. Easy-going men ntv apt to spend toe t«t*y and J. U. Thomp»on, Wm. h . Alai- pared and aubmltted by the city engineer In tbe Circuit Court Seaenlh Judicial Cir­ all ot aald grading and paving, not ao done 23 W. Church St. • Orlando, FI*. SI IO RTAGE UV RELIEVED itirr, Aletandrf A Ituvvrll and W. E. Aleiouch time up In flic clouds looking cuit In and far Hemlnolo Ceunty, Florida, atdrt or oth, r*i,o In the property herein- by property owner*, ahall lie done by and In Chancery. ^ or tho silver lining. ilt,f deaeribed. and the unknown aueeeaaora under the direction of the city of Sanford, II. Sullivan, Com­ a ImH id W. L. I’almer, deceaacd, aatlgnre and the proportionate coata thereof ahall J. plainant, Coming Colrl Weather Expected To va Clen [11)1 for Divorce Sullivan, Defendant. Add To Dbironifurl Order of Fubllrallon. IS ClI1C1'IT COUHT. HEVKNTII CIHCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA To Cleo Sullivan, care Mrs. II. R. ThumpChicago 111. Nnv. 7.—I’rcgrraa toeon, Valdosta, Georgia. OvrrttrMl Turpentine Company It appearing from the affidavit filed in day of the national strike of hiturninou* trvraua this rauae that you, Cleo Sullivan, are a coal miners into the 2f!lh day wnb with­ Cane Mitchell, ——— U U eh .ll, her Jvuahand. all partlea claiming Intc-evt resident of a State of the United Htatrs Clara D et itJ*r I- j. "wena. Helena Flacher, F. W. Fiveher, F. J Dleterirh D other than the Stato of F'loriila and that you out marked developments regarding •rich. Turn Mark!,, V. C. Dill man. Clara D. Wood, Willie m Herron, deceaaed, are a rrrident ot thr Stale of Georgia, resid­ f,k»‘ Irvine, deceated. Nat I'ovntx. Truatee, Nathan C. Holden, WTIIiam It. ing In the City of Valdosta, Stain of Geor­ the situation as to the minoi. — — — Durand, Julia M. Iturr, H.,„, flavin L. lirooke, Margaret A. Durand, D«i — gia and your address I, rare ot Mr*. II. 11. hivid A iturr. F. C. Hand, John A. Julinaon. Alcaander J. french, r. O. Thompson, Valdosta, Georgia, and that Gradually decreasing fuel supplier, R-arh, S. II. Allryne. Auttln L ltlalr. Catherine Jllalr. Elliabeth Jta y n le, dethere Is no person In the State nf Florida S. Aahlry, Kair ** M. Aihlav, C. W. Farnum# hanni® S. A. r#tl#r. Aahl MM d. Ilvrun the service ol a subpoena upon e-horn would however, forced further shutting dow'n I.ct us Inspect your battery free. W e a rc experts a* JL IV*Dr, G*viffr K. Currirr. William I*. Saundrr*, John A. Grrilty, hii hind you and that you ar^ over the age of of plants in the middle west and in Borne taavrly!' Henry’ N. Hchlrp, If. it." Urown. llenry C. Hotter, Howard Hotter, twenty-one years. 'jjJm.a It aw If flnilman ttnti*rft I. Paeblflt. MBit on electrical troubles. Scientific rcpairlnn and re Jtln / . Cod man. Roy H. Cndman, Robert L. Haekard, Martha W. I aekard, _ Thla la therefore tu commind you. Clro parts of the south the regions coal eomrraaeca E.;. McClellan, Kliiaheth J. Foaa, Ada Foaa Raker, May Harker White. chnrjjinj* done. W c can tak e your old battery and Ua Fu,a Fau,naught, Martin A. Condraa, Hstar Keith lloawrll, deceased, Sullivan, to be and appear before thi* Court mittecs recjui-fiteel all industries which Uiry It. SMpman, Volney J. Shipman, R. H. Smith, William FJ. Arnold, Jame* on the (Irat day of Ilerember, A. D. 1919, m ake it oh good as new and g u arantee It for six FI Arnold. Charles I . Arnold, Aletand-r R. Carver, N. J. I^wla. 1L t.nnrad, the same being a regular Rule Day of thla coucd do so without heavy finanrla! Court, to answer th* bill of complaint etW. F, (iiikrixin, Lucy Murtun Whllmore. Frank Danirl, CnarL-a Aleaamlir, m onths. We also have expert m echanics to over­ hlbiled aglnat you by J, H. Sullivan, or, loss to close t from this evrning until ttilliaia O. Flmlaon. It. II. Lanrailer, Robert fl. Cummlusa. J. D. Jackaon, said trill will be taken aa ronfesaed. If,try C. Sirota, t!. F\ llalford, Thomaa J. Hilliard, Sarah Earrrkaon, Allen Monday morning. haul or repair your car. It la furthrr ordered that thi* ordrr be Grefiv, David II. Hooker, Heniamin IL Hound, Robert W. Scott, Ellen C, published In thr Sanford Herald, a news­ Kirelall, Ada I. Ilrown, Lafayette Green, A. M. Randolph, William Edgar, M. 1’roduetion in West Virginia todey paper published in Seminole County, Flor­ A. HeUlman, A. L. Taylor, J. O. Jrlks, J. O. Jelka, Jr., and Jamea W. L(U*y, ida. for four consecutive weeks. hfnuJ. held up to the standard maintn cd WITNESS my hand and official seal at To til pArllti rUlminf an InDrrtt under I*. J. Owen*. Helena Flacher, F. W. FUchrr, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, thia since the strike went into effect with f. J Ihrtrrich. Clara DDttrlcb, Tom Markif. V. C. Dlllman. Clara D. Wood. William 2lat day of October, A. I). 1919. smaller ipinntitiis added from tho Harm i l m u J. John Irvine, deceased* Nat Poynts, Tru*lre, Nathan C. Tlolden. William E. A. DOUGLASS, L. A. IlENAUD, Prop. B. ||»y««. Flavin L. Ilrookt, D. G. McKay, Margaret A. D u r a n d . ----- — Durand, Julia Clerk Circuit Court • Seminole County, Wyoming nnd New Mexico mines. In M. Iijrr, David A. liurr, F. C. Hand, John A. Johnson, Altiandet J. Fr»noh. F. 1), Itoach, Phone 189 203 Oak Avc. Florida. fo-fitc k. II Alleyn*-, Austin L. Itlair. Catherine tilalr, Kliiaheth lliynle, decoaaed, Pyrun 8. AshTexas n ft*w miners who had returnee! try, Kate M. Avhley. John Hleki, C. W. Farnum, F’annle S. A. Heeler, Annie M. Heeler, Notice of Application far Tax Deed Under to work todny were out on a rerund firoft* E. Furrier, William L. Saunders, John A. Greeley. Eli Swavelv, llanry N. Schlrp, L. Herllen 573 af the General Klatalra. R. liman, ll-nry C. Holler. Howard Hotter. John T. Cndman. Roy II. Codn an, Robert L Notice Ish'-reby given that L. E. White, Fttkatd, Martha W. Haekard, Franeea E. McClellan, Eliiabetb J. Foaa. Ads F'oaa llaker, purchaser ol Tax Certificate Nu. 113, dated strike. __n*j>aught, Martin. Martin A. Condran, uondran, reter May Piraer White, Ida Foil Faunajiaughl, Hetar Keith llnawrll, the 3rd day ol July A. I)., 1916, ha* ffird In tho r ei i.v.I wist the coming ef .Koted. Mary D., Ship Shipman, Voinav J. Shipman. H. II. Smith, William E. Arnold, Jamra aald certificate In my offire and baa made r. Arnold, Fhatlri L. Alexander R. Carver, N. J. I^wla, II. Co trad, W. H. Gllkcr- appllcalion Hor tax deed tu Issue I.. Arnold, Ai In accord- cold we-atler , nreenst for todny, was (ai #1", bury Morton Whilmore, Frank Daniel. Charles Alexander, Willlr,ri U. Emiaon, A. I.. ance with law. Said* rrrtillf rata embrace* Aldrlfh, U It. LanradttT, Hobvrt H. Cummins*. J. D. Jnek«on. Hour;' C, Nlrufa, (,. L Ilie following described ___" property sflualeil expected to add to the discomfort R«:!-rd, Thomas J. Hilliard, Sarah Eareckaon, Allen Greeley, D ad d II. l l o - her, llenjaroln In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: !j It. Found, Robert W, Scott. FSIen C. Kimball. Ada I. Ilrown i.afayrtie Green, A. M. Intcreat in IRork I L. J. White's Suli 111vr* which had In-en held in atynyrnco by Ri i Iph. William Edgar. M. A. Holliman, A. L. Taylor. Suian A. Crutcher, deceased, The said land being a*«e«*ed at the dale mild tcjimperaturcs during the last J. i>. Jelka, J. O. JrlWa, Jr., and James W. Lilley, dereased, or under any of them, or other of the Isruanre nf such certificate In the many site, the Ini.owing described lands: name ol W, ft. Aldridge. Unleaa said cer­ several days. In that section Range tificate ahall be redeemed according to cities anti towns were virtually with­ Si ctlon Tp. law, laa dred will iaaue thereon on the Beg at 8E. for of NVVJI ol S E J( run W 50 rods, N 45 rods, E 29 25th day of November A. IK, 1910. 20 out fuel. 16 rode, S 25 roda, E 61 rods S 20 rods to ■■■■■■—— II 2V 21 Witness my official alcnatute and aval NEIj ,f SW i* ot 8 E I ( ___ ________________________________ ____ - II AGENTS Hunkering permits were granted by thia the 24lh day of October A. D. 1910. £ 'i 1 1 N E o f NIV)j of S E }( and WJj of SK.'g of NIVJj 29 (SEAL) 20. 32 K. A. DOUGLASS, the regional director of tho Alleghany 29 Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, 20 31 NEW a( SK 'V ol - ' f 29 3 21 Florida. R 'i of E ij „f s Wi* ot N E ' i . district for foreign vessel*, permitting 29 10-5te a i , f Kb nif SW 3 21 Uy V. M. DOUGLASS, IK C. s w jJii of N E 14---------29 them suflirient coal to reach the first KVA'** Of SEW 21 1 OFFICE VKOrLKN BANK BUILDING 29 PUBLIC 21 SW , ol N t;i, of l LAND HALE —DEHA IITMEN f coaling station enroute to the ir des­ 29 21 OF THE INrKItlOII * I N E W o f N W , ________ ______________ ■ _________________ 29 21 U. S. Land Office at Galnrsvlllr, Florida, KWmat NW•i__ ___ , , __ ____....___ I Sanford, tinations. Authority also was granted 29 October 31, 1910. 21 2 SE)i of NE.l* and E 35 a. of NK>( ol N F I ! ( . ---- ---------- ---------Ra# el tli* ...» ..I LMl'l/ W I’ 11 . . . . \tr I11fl #0 U fl’lll It t! for supplying limited quantities of Notlre la herebjv given that, aa (Erected B<C at 8E tor ol SWJj ol N E ) t run W I320 it. N 330 It. E 29 by the Commlarinner ol the General l a n i 21 J n : o H. s 330 (t to beg__________________________________ 29 office, undrr provision* of S*c. 2435, It. S, coal to manufacture plants of that re­ KW}( el SWII_______ ! ______ __ __________ _____ 21 L*ti f, j. f,. |o and 2 2_______________ ________ ________ __ ____ _Addtnda to Altamonte puraant tu the applirallon of llertha A. gion. Haul*. Serial No. 0ifi582, we will offer at Halm Springi In Sec. public sale, to the highest bidder, but at At Shcrlday, Wyo., six miners were , Tp. 31, R 20 not ieaa than 12.50 per acre, at to o'clock ■<1r 3. t. II, 12. |J, 16, 17, 2 1___________ ___________ ______ _ .A# next above A. M„ on thr 16th day of December, 1919, under arrest, charged with violating -?'• 9. m. if , go .................. .............. ........................ ............... ;_____ Ai n a it abovo_ 29 next, wt thia off ic e , the following tract of the strike injunction intrud by D Fed­ * tf ol ..W 3 21 M JW-j of SW H o t S E > , ..... . 29 land: SW.'i of 8E»4 Section 3, Township 19 *E<( ol SW . fi 21 aO SM #eewaM 31) South, of Range 30 Fieri. Tallihaaarn Merf- eral Judge Anderson nt Indianapolis. 6 21 NWl, n( SW)4 ol 29 dan. The sale will not be kept open, but 21 S i ‘ I h i ; 1, ol NW 11 of NE»<___________________________ ____ 10 will hr declared rlosed when those present They were* lielitved to Ik1tho firsr work­ 29 31 11 Cl HE', and 8 W ‘£ of S K W.......... ------------ --------------------- ----the hour ____ named have erased bidding. a t _ _ _____ d SW ', of NFl'i and Wi< of NWJ* of » « ' ! , of NE>f The person making the highest bid will be ers taken into custody under the restrain­ 29 21 II and S', of NE'£ of SW II of I’F lJil ________________ ________ required to Immediately pay to the lie- ing order. 29 21 of h’l;*, ot S W t , ol N K J I_____________ ____________________ It 29 reiver the amount thereof. 21 »•> d M V', of NK}<............___________________________________ 11 Any persons claiming advcricly the above29 21 It •H ot HE', of NIV'I of 8 W f t ________________________ _________ deaeribed land are advised lo file Ihrlr u " SI. 96, 2IH, 293 and 363 of Subdivlilon ot land belonging 29 claims, or objection*, on or before the lime Minor* Made To Wtirk 21 , *° Altamonte Land, Hotel and Navigation Co. i n ---- ------------ 12 29 designated for sale. In Ideal FormulaH, we offer you Experience d a tin g 21 14 Robert W. Davis, Register, Sheridan. Wyo , Nov 27—United U t a ^ . 2 1 . 21 (5, 27, 38 in d 23 of J, II. Foaa' aubdlvion of Ferry At. Colaon, Receiver, 20 from the very befiinninK of commercial production of 21 14 State* Hotdirr* today enforced an 29 Legal 12-fite. 21 22 ?e >, «f hS:wSnVflF"V-"--"f 30 20 intorprontion of the order recently Florida crops. This experience r.hows not only th e s i h of n e «4 «i n f : h ........ ............ 2 _________ __________________; 20 NOTICE 30 20 k?, ‘ • nd n m oi n w j i -------------- !-------------------- 22 i*aued at Indianapoli* to enforce Notice of levy of uniform aercac* las on 30 value of proper m aterials correctly proportioned a s 20 21 30 th*e '‘Exltnalon Land*" of th* Uppper St, Atriking miners in thin district to so a w , 1* J •;,,v 1r or NW'it____________ ___ Z - ____________ fir------ 21 John* Drainage District, to advisability, h u t the need of perfect physical co n ­ s "'r t S W , , S ) i oj to aame aa Lota 91 and 92 Spring Notice la herehv given to all persona In­ return to work The noldier*, under 30 2d llammtie k )__________ ________________ i. ............ ...... .............. tern let'. In the fottowing (trarrlnyd lamia In dition a t tim e of application. T o secure th is condi­ h . . Angledalr Warren Dean, the Fotinty of Samlrol* in the State of command of MnJ 30 Florida, vix; F»rt al N E D of S W « „ -------------- ---------- ------------------------------21 tion, the fertilizer m ust be m ade long in ad v an ce, 30 21 5 S KKji of 8 W m of 8 B W _________________________________ All Seetloni 23 anti 36; In Township 20 acting hy virtue of a proclamation 30 South, Range 32 East. 21 «!» d N w U of » W f i of 8 E ) | _____________ ___________ — ■ Issued by Hrig Eon. D. A Poore, botched and, nnd reground. T his calls for enorm ous " M'lartrr pnat on 3 boundary of See. run N IA - -Secllnn - ...... .. post All Weat nf St. John* River of Section* min . W 23H |r. E 615 ft, S tfi min. K. 337 ft, W 6t5 It. N 29 and 33: all Section* 30, 3! and 32; in placing the state under military con­ store house capacity. Acres of flooring are necessary 30 Township 20 South, Rang* 33 Eaat. 21 n *9 It to be*. . .. . * ________ _________ _ »*t. 3M eha. N of SE rot of S W U of NE I* of Sec., run N ) i ch, Ali Section A; Eaat half Section 6; all trol, *wept down upon thb mining to insure'goods being thoroughly cured, seasoned, ^ lu. cha, N 6 eha, VV tu W line of aald forty, S 6 ) i ehx. Section 16; Eaat half Section 17; Eaat half. 80 Section 20: ail Section 21. 22. 27 and 28; town of Cnrneyvlllo, and with bayo­ I- to lu b eg . , ___ ^ ,j blended, before sending them o u t to you. h' -<* vd J " Lot SEElio of N U of Lot 2. and N M ga it half Section 29: Eaat half Section 31; nets fixed, surrounded tbe hall where * 2. '*• S f NJy » acre* of N\VJ{ 30 all Section 31; e'l West oi St. Johns ltiv»r 21 u “J N L W .f NWW .............. ..................................... 5 I-abor is high and difficult—m any o th e r expenses 30 ol Sections 4. P, to, i t . IS. 23 and 35; in many of the striker* had congregated 21 a ® ' Lot i 'leas t A. In 8q. In SW cor.)_____________ S\\ V , of m ; i . o( N W j , 0f7_______________________ 30 Township 21 South, Range 33 Eaat. In­ 21 The fltriker* were held there while and problems are to be m et—hold fast to all th e s u re b**• cluded within the Upper 8t. Johns Drain* rb* E of 8W cor of S«,. run E 45 rain, S t9. 69 chs. to middle of Unwell Creek, thence with creek to grant line. ■g* Dlatrlrt, that the Hoard ol Supervisors other soldier* made a homm-tothings th a t m ake your success. By choosing Ideal 30 of aald District, levied, an tho 16th day oi 21 n .. -J'b grant line W fi ileg., N 37.32 ch*., thence S to beg 13 May 1919, a Uniform Arrange Tex of t*n home search for additional miners, 1 *f Si- t ot Lot 3 of See., run W 30 yd*. N 165 yd*. E 30 Fertilizer you have elim inated the fertilizer problem . 30 21 rants (10c) per acre upon all the lands N* ? 165 >d‘ 1° bag____ ’___________ ____________ _________ It 30 situated within the "Exteuaion Lamia" nf and then Maj. Dean called a meeting 16 21 Over a q u a rte r cen tu ry of profitable field results b a ck the aald District for the year 1919, and You of the local union. '* V SW c„r uf L«t I of Sec., run N 2 dag., W 585.04 It. 8 05 and each oi you u a hereby notified that along grant line 1102.05 ft, S i d»g 47 min, E of them . W hy tak e unnecessary chances? 30 21 10 the Uniform Acreage Tax Rook aaaeating '41.00 ft. 8 89 dag 33 min W 11HA ft to brr________________ The union official* presided at 30 •aid lag ha* been rompfeUd by th* eecre'ary 21 30 • ?,;* ®* * S ° f NEW and Nt< of 8 E )< and N E H of 8 W ){ of th* aald board and ha* been delivered to the meeting. After it had been ex­ V tor' fll N K>I of 8E}J ol 8*c., tun W 5 eha., N 4 eha. 30 the tax collector of said County, and that plained hy 21 Major Dean that he Vrt \ s ‘ eha ______ _________________________ to 31 th* Uniform Acreage Tag Record Book, 10 0 , n * °/ 8K'< 'leva N W K L . __ ____________________ _— ...........deriving the lien of »atd tax. wilt b* filed thought the miners, most of whom ■ ? « lleea beg. at BW cor, run N 10.34 ck«, E I0.M SI In the office of the Cterh of the Circuit 20 0 a, W 10 ‘ ‘ 31 Court ot th* said County of Bemlnol* on had previously expressed a deilre n J:6,?*.?1*-- w 10 50 eh*-to b*«--------------------------- 18 20 or brfor* the lin t Monday In November, to return to work, wore violating . i SW'^ , ‘ N 8 W iT a n d ’ ifeji «l W ) i of N W ) ( ol 1919. XI Ry Order of aald Board of Supervisors. the Federal court's mandamus, and 31 Dated October 28th 10t9. II th at the rudicai element wa* the MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FF.RTILIRERS (aeal) 31 Erneit II. Every cumbc, the union officials tailed for *1 n . r u V* btreby ordered to appear to tbe Mil of complaint herein filed on the let dey Secretary of taltl Drainage District H f ' . " " . A. D. 1015. . . .• . , _____ a vote on the '"icstion of returning ------- orderad jrdered that thla notice b# published once each week for twelve eonaecu- Legal ’.2-2te. u ”.Weeka *•, further I k ■ _ _ I . « q ? " *n th# Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In the »ald Senlnot* county, to work Frid morning. The men IN RE JKSSUF DRAINAGE DISTRICT. p i , 'Uneaa my band and the seal o aald circuit court tbl* 3rd day^ol .iu ^ i r w j 'r , TO All Whom It May Concern: r. A. DOUQLAHS, prment decided unanimously to re­ Where*, rh# Committee appointed by Clerk Circuit CourL Seminole County “ •• J W * Warlow. tbe Board ot County Commfaaioncr* In sume work. 9 III# Sollcitori1for C Complainant. HENRY Mc L A U L I N JEWELER DR. E.S. 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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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1919; <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/5cbad943ce0869f522dcf99f9391aba5.pdf 14d7025c28b8ce2227e0b6b621831d92 PDF Text Text t h e A N F O R D H E R A L D IN 1 HE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. NOVEMIIF.R 21. 1919 voM’Mi: XI NUMBER I t peace Treaty Rejected California Launches Senate Then Adjourns Today an Electrically Again Up To President Driven Dreadnaught Country Back Where Launched At Mare Is­ INDUSTRIAL RIOTS It Was Year Ago land Yard DELEGATES CAUSE MANY " t o " r a t if y SHIP R m s HIGH APPOINTED DEATHS FLORIDA ORANGE AND GRAPE­ FRUIT MOVEMENT ,\ n COUNTRY NO NEARER PFUi: THAN IT WAS LAST YEAR Waibingtnn, Nov. 20,(Ry AmocI,!,d I’rw* The late of the Peace Treaty with Germany and the Lcarf Nations r.s far as the United Sut»i is concerned is today again [j ,i;f hand* <>f the President and ,v, situation is exactly where it was month* ago when the Peace jyt submitted to the Senate. • ,<eace It- na nearer thu,. it *** on Armistice Day one year . Tvi S’* *e last night Voted the attctr.pt3 to • .-city the trfitv with the Foreign Relations CommitteeA reserv&tioiiH attached. Liter it rejected the treaty without nervations of any kind. After the totr the Senate adjourned sine die. FEAR TREATY BLOCK ARE AFRAID AMERICA AND E S G I. VN D M A Y F A I I. FRANCE. Paris. Nov. 20, (By Associated Pr«s While the failure of the Ameri* tin Senile to ratify the German treaty apparently has alarmed the french it is seemingly not ngitnting the average Frenchman so much u the fear that the United States nay not ratify the join t agreement «ith England for the defense of Frinre. STEAMER ROMAN IN DISTRESS l * S. SHIPPING BOARD STEA•'ll! II HAVING THOUHLE AT SEA .New York, Nov. 20, (By AssocI'.H 1‘rc't Distress calls were rehere by the Coast Guard l^liy from the shipping hoard «eamrr Roman, which left New Monday for Marseilles. The P*ition is given a* about three Bstlred and fifty mile* east of Tandy Hook. SUPREME COUNCIL IS SURPRISED AT PEACE ACTION mt fail m in t s TO M.JIKK ON IT ANY Pari *. Nov. 20. ‘By Associated I’r„, Adjourment of the United Senate without ratification o'- the .......... ••*.•«»/ in iin i'u m u n i “rl’H «• | f) p.papp conference ' ‘‘patches from Washington had *omp compromise prohaVTl , of the Supreme Coun• 0 ay withheld any comment CHUBER is dead “ •‘.rm.n Center Party In Germany PrL \ n' NoV’ 20* Associated •i p ^ <l°l|>h Gruber chuirmen of j, lnter *’arty died of pnrnlysis t,e yesterday. Shipments Light Last Week und Orange Movement Considerably Less Than Last Y'enr to Same I)atn Jacksonville. Ha.. Nob. 18.—The grajK'fruit shipments from Florida for the season up o to and including Nov. 8, were 1,641 cars, compared with 1,077 cars to the same time last year. The orange movement this year to the same date was only 017 ears com­ pared with 1,124 ears to the correspond­ ing datq Inst season. The movement of both fruits was especially light last week, only 209 cars of oranges nnd 334 cars of grapefruit moving, Lost year during the corresponding week the movement was 577 ears of oranges nnd 407 ears of grapefruit. 'r u ,j/.ljf ." 4pn forth the . nrload movement of both fruits to date and gives tbb movements to the cur responding di.trx in l *.*11*r GrajH'fruit 1,041 Shipments up to last Snturdey 334 Same jx*riod in 1918 1.677 Same period in 1918 3.14 For week ending Nov. 8 For same last week last year 407 090 First three days this week • Oranges Shipments up to lust Saturday 617 1,124 Same period in 1918 209 For week ending Nnv. 8 577 For same week last year 105 First three days this week —N. Y. Parker. State Federation Mcclu St. Petersburg, Nov. 18.— With about 300 delegates in nttendnnre, the silver jubilee meeting of the Florida State Federation of Women’s Cluks begins here tonight in the First Avenue Methodist Church. The evening wn* given ovrr to welcoming addrejsrs and responses and afterward the hostess clubs in the city gave a big reception at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club for the visiting ladies. The real work of the convention Ivegir.s tomorrow and it is expected that one og the most in­ teresting sessions of the federation thut* has ever been held will l*o enjoyed here. Mayor I-aing delivered the rddress of welcome at the meeting tonight after the convention had been ci.ll* ,1 to order by the president, Mrs. Edgnr I-cwis, and after the Rev. Dr. R. A. Cnrnie bad offered prayer. Mayor Lang was proud, lie said, to have the represen­ tative women of the state her? for a convention. He praised the women for the work they had done and spoke of the fact that St. Petersburg bn* given the ballot to the women. ML*.* Eliznlx?th Skinner of Dunedin delivered the address of welcome on Ixdiuir od the hostess clulw of Pinellas county and St. Petersburg. Mrs. J. A. Hendley, vice-president at large, responded to the addresses, on behalf of the visiting club women. Mrs. William Stole chairman of the music committee of the general federation was introduced by Miss Susan Dyer, of the music committee of the Florida federation. Mrs. Steele gave an in­ teresting talk on the part that music plays in the lives of all persons and es|N?cislly in club Work. Woolens Fashionable London, Nov. 20, (By The Associ­ ated Press.)—Dame Fashion set her stump of npproval on wollens for this winter, for no other reason apparently thnn the c very high cost of such ma­ terials. The most wolly of jum|>ers, jackets, hnts, stockings, scarfs, gloves nnd nearly every other fllnrticle of women’s nnd men’s apparel width may Ik* made ,of wool, are in great demand at increased prices. Where actual wool is used, it must lx- heavy look'ng of the extremely fuzzy variety. When* it is not uxt d other materials must le made to appear a* wolly as possible, i Except by those with whom uwts are necessarily u consideration, the forthcoming season of wollen* is cor­ dially welcomed. It is regarded a* a becoming fashion and rather n change from hardness of line and materials which can only lx? worn well lx? the very young. Religious Tolerance Vienna, Nov. 20.—Methodists and Baptists hereafter are permitted to worship openly and in their ow.i edi­ fices, by a government order just issued. Heretofore they havo been ob!lgt?d yto conduct religious servi'-w in secret. LETTER FROM DOG GOSSMAN Gels <*opy of Daily Herald nnd Likes It November 16. 1919. Dear Mr. Holly:Glad to know that you are hark again in harness ready to do your share in boosting for the prosperity that i* hound to come ns soon as we deport about 60,000 hullsheviks and hang a few hundred of them. t'u r good friends Mr. and Mrs. Geo. N. Townsend living in the Western surburhs of your city sent me several copies of the Daily Her­ ald. I rend them thru, ads and all, from "kiver to kiver" nnd I must say, for n daily in n small city, the llernld is going strong. So ! extend herewith my congrntu' -i. It i. a dream come true, and any dream thnt heroines a reality, whether it I* In the intellectual or in the industrial sphere of effort, makes the world just that much better. Long live the Daily Herald. May it constantly remind its citizens that they live in a community thnt has more ad­ vantage* and fewer disadvantages than possibly any other place In the world. Kudosed you will find a picture of children skating on the edge of Lake Michigan in a lagoon. This was taken yesterday morning Nov. 16. or the warmest of our throe days of winter. Thursday morning after seven, old mere said only ten degrees above zero, here in the street where we walk nnd ride. Of course up on top of the weather obsevatory it was six degrees war­ mer. hut it might as well havo been zero judging from the chill it gave Chicago. Within another week we may hnve a tempertature way up near eighty. You see we have n groat variety of weather up here and can’t promise nny thing definite. But what gives us some comfort is the fact that we have over two hundred dollars worth of coal in the cellar! That will have to keep fourteen people warm until May or June when it probably will he warm enough again to go without over* conts. * With best wishes for yourself nnd staff, I remain Most Respectfully, Doc. I GREAT SHIP FROM GREAT STATE TAKES WAiKR TO­ DAY PRESIDENT EXPECTS TO BRITISH TROOPS FINALLY Vallejo, Cal., Nov. 20.—The third SIFT INDUSTRIAL TROUBLES RESTORE ORDER electrically-driven su|>erdrcadnought OF COUNTRY Carlo, Nov. 20, (By Associated was aihled to the United States nuvy Washington, Nov. 20. (By Assoc­ Press) Sunday ten persons were killed afloat texlay when the California was iated Press) The President today one hundred und twenty were in­ launched at the Mare Island navy yard appointed a new industrial confer­ jured, ninety of whom suffered gun here. In the use of electricity a* u ence and called into session here shot wounds in the riotous demon­ means of propulsion, the new fighting December 0r«t *•» lie composed of strations which continued here all shin follows the example set in the sevontoo men, including government lay. British troops flnnllv restored L‘.tili!i..M‘JiVxico ami i «nn•"* *f*liw;;,tM men, former men. i o'riler. easeo. The California is expected to hers of the cabinet, nnd former cost more than ?I5.9W,0uu anti wilt governors of the stale*. l’lje> a ill carry twelve 1 f inch „guiti. Besides carry on the work undertaken by being electrically driven, the new war­ the National Industrial Conference ship will Is* electrically ojierated from which collaspcd over the disagree­ her guns to her potato (weling machine. ment of collective bargaining. As the great craft slid into the water she was cheered by Governor William I). Stephen, of California, Ids daughter, Mrs. Randolph T. Znnc, who spon­ sored tho war vessel nnd thousnmls o f s|K*ctnlors. Whilo her berth was still warm the keel of a great companion su|K*rdrcadnuught, the Montana, was laid within it. Designed by master — i minds shar|x*ned by the urge of war, PAPER AND SCARCITY OF the California represents the ultimate HIGH PRICE WILL CAUSE in fighting fitness. Bulked alongside OF MANY SUSPENSION the? fretwork of tho ways when? nhc New York, Nov. 19.—Thirteen had been pulled by tugs after the launch­ rents n pound f. o. It. mill, was asked ing, the great vessel showed herself to for print paper here during this week lx* the embattled floating city th a t FAILUBE TO SIGN PEACE TRE­ The price was for enr load lots, and she is. All thnt has lx*cn learned in ATY CAUSES FLURRY IN was made tn one of the largest pur­ the wnr in regard to the fitting up or STOCKS chasers of sheet print paper in the dreadnoughts ha* been put in this New York, Nov. 20, (By Associated country. The mill refused to make latest nddition to the American nuvy. Press) Further liquidation nt the open­ a price of anything less than 13 The California's keel wa* laid Octing of thu stork market today was at­ cents. eiber 16, 1916. hut during the war the tributed in some quarters to the sen­ Chicago, Nov. 18. —It is reliably men who fabricated her turned their ate rejection of the pence treaty. Gen­ reported here that one of the large texils to the knocking together of other eral motors dropped six points. De­ daily pnpers of the city has made an nnd smaller warcraft designed to fight clines from one to two points in oils, offer of 10 rents a pound for 1,000 the submarine. For two years not a steels, equipments and shippings. tons of roll print, and has not found rivet was driven but upon the signing New Orleans, Nov. 20, (By Associ n mill thut will take the order. The of the armistice the great hull again ated Press) The failure of the senate Chicago papers are being forced to swarmed, clnnked nnd rang with life to ratify the peace treaty is responsi­ omit a large amount of advertising nnd it was heated, tx*ntcn and turned ble for heavy selling in cotton at the from every issue because of the into tho mighty eruft thnt was launchopening of the market today. In the eel toelay. In commission, the Cal­ shortage of print | .per. first hnlf hour of the trading here the ifornia will have n crew of 1,022 men Washington, Nov. 18.—Complaint prices drop|>ed seventy two to ninetyand 68 officers, full complement. She of inability to secure print paper points. ha* n Irngth over all of 624 feet, a are pouring Into government offices breadth of 96 feet nnd n depth of 47.2 here. Newspapers are reporting prices feet. Her displacement at her mean of 8, 9 nnd ns high 12 cents being Englishh Labor Reforms elraught of 30.5 feet would lx? 30,000 usked for print paper, nnd when or­ London, Nov. 20.—(By The Associ­ tons. She has an estimated speed of ders are placed nt these prices it is possible to secure only very small ated Press) The Lnlxir Purty intends 21 knots an hour nnd a nonnal fuel quantities, not nearly enough to to make cdurnticnal reforms one of the capacity of 1,900 tons. problems to which its legislators will It is estimated that she* is fully thirty* meet their needs. direct attention during the forth­ percent better protected than a n y Omuhu, Nov. 19.—One of the coming acasion of Parliment. Some othe*r vessel in the* United States navy,, largest wholesale paper dealers of provisions of the Education Art of not rxclueling the? New Mexico. Her the country reports print paper 0908 have roused opposition from la­ great turbine* of 8,000 hoisepower prices giong upward every duy, with bor representatives in tho house of are the* principal unit of the Cnlifornia'B a raise in one week of more thnn >1 Commons. Chief among these is au­ electric system. The guns will lx* fired a hundred. Muny mills are refusing thority given local officials to recog­ DELEGATES AND by electricity. Her ventilation, steer-! GERMAN to accept orders at any price, and a ALLIED POWERS DEADLOCK- forced suspension of innny papers nize "works schools" organized by ing, supplying of power to the drive* private firms and conducted on the ED is looked for, ns there is no prospect firms’ premises which nr** approved shaft, laundering, printing, ice-cream Paris. Nov. 20, (By Associated of any relief in the immediate future in the act as offering "suitable and ef­ freezing, cake-making and dish-wash­ Press) No formal meeting yet between ing all will lx* electrically operated. Washington, Nov. 18.—Small ficient part-time instruction". These Although this ha* brought her tutnl* the German *1*legates who arrived yesterday morning and representati­ nnd weekly newspapers are threaten­ sihonL* are scsigned for hoys anil girLs cost to something in excess of $1 ves of the Allitd powers ronrerning ed with destruction because of in­ between fourteen and sixteen ye/irs of 000,000, u saving in fuel Is «xp<vdcd ! the proposed protocol to the German ability to obtain print paper, the agz. quickly to offse*t this cost. Her Labor Party representatives object nlone cost >7,800,000 peace treaty. It now seems unlikely house was told by Representative that the protocol will be signed liefore Reavis, republican, Nosbra*kn. lie to the "works schools" on the ground In urnment the Culifornin will rank charged thnt news print manufac­ that they may mean that instruction high. Besides her twelve 14-inch the end of Novemlter. turers were refusing to sell small there "will Ih* liaised by the commerc­ guns, she will curry four submerged publishers, in order to till the wunts ial intrests of the firm conducting tor|xdo tulx,s, 25 two-inch rapid fire of the metropolitan dallies. them". A demand is also made that guns, four six-ponders, two one-pound­ Paper consumption by the big instruction, as far a* possihlz. shall lx? ers, four three-inch anti-aircraft guns, city dailies and mngnzines has great­ in the morning hours, it being contend­ one lhri**-ineh landing gun, nnd tw ly increased, Mr. Reavis said, by ed that "it is useless to compel hoy 30-caliber machine guns. She will h an ‘‘“xtensive national advertising and girls to attend school when they a fitting example of the "lust word’" campaign conducted to defeat the are tired out by a day’s work.” La- in battleship designing nnd fitting, goveernment in collecting taxes." hor Party candidates are making their nnd, will lx* the first ship of her rlnsH He urged thnt the internal revenue party's stand on this subject promin­ to lx* turned out in a Pacific C ast SECURE CONSIDERABLE BOOTY bureau investigate the returns of ent among their campaign arguments. shiipy ird. The award for the Cn FROM IIERMONDT’S ARMY concerns sonducting the campaign fornia was made nt the same time the London, Nov. 20. (By Associated to disclcsc to what extent their Tennessee was contracted fro. The? Ruxslun Money Press) Lettish troojs after heavy fight­ excess profits tux was reduced by Tennessee, built in an eastern ship­ ing have occupied Duusk in Ccurland, the rosts of the advertising. Nome. Alaska. Nav. 20.—Russian yard, was to lx* a sister ship to the southeast of Mitau. Enormous booty paper money of half a dozen or more Culifornin, hut she eus launched bbeleft by the Grerman-Hussinn forces liranils was left in Nome last week b A Poor Offer forc many of the improvements going of Colonel Bermondt was captured. sailor* given shore leave from Admiral A gentleman from Georgia says into the California were reduced tf» Kolchak’s gunboat, the Yakut, when the labor situation in the South re­ the efficiency that tfiey hold today. it 8|H'nt several deys here teking on Forsaking Drug Habit minds him of this story: Honolulu, Nov. 20. That they nre \ negro applied to u rotton planta- supplies. Butler ftcarhra Highest Price* Bill* brought by the sailors carry forsaking the drug habit to fit ythem- , {on roanager for work. "All right," Chicago, Nov. 09.—Highest selves to fight the Japanese is the M|,j th(. manngrr. "Come in tho morn- stamps of the old Russiun imperial ever known for butter wen* declaration of nundreds of Koreans |flR an(] |*|| put you to work arnd pay government, the Kcrnsky government, in Chicago yesterday, 70 *enU the Koichek administration, the Bol- asked for creameries whooesale. Thin who have sought entrance to the O ahu|Vnn wK.st "cu arc Wurth." sheviki officials and several Ruasslxn same grade never went over 67): cents, aryl-rs far tic* linen i during the past "No, suh, I can't do that," replied Aa the during tho war. Receipts of six months. This is the statement of | tho nPgro< "j-*, KPtt[n’ more dan provincial gavernments. Judge J. I). Lightfoot. to whom t h e j j ^ now."—Piltahuig Chronicle-Tei- money was of doubtful value none of here of late have been much lesj it passed a* face valuz. applied.™ hava laan ma,l,. a month ago. MARKETS FLUCTUATE BADLY DELEGATES PEACE CAN­ NOT ACT LETTISH TROOPS OCCUPY CITIES v INCOURLAND NEWSPAPERS THREATENED WITH RUIN �r™ * ”• **,*v*r* ' . —, - '» ’ , T i . tw m *.. . I si '» Pa g e THE SANFORD HERALD NOVEMBER 14. 1919 YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” Builds rr» m M EASY TO 1 Phone 181 Groceries, - Black Strap M olasses in bulk, - Lime in barrels, LfBluc Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. Sec us for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what you need. LARGE We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere PEED It * ; ■ >3a p A P D A v>»xi. 1 J u u TT? f f lM D A M V X H i ^ v / 1 tj X / V l i X 9 THE BIG FEED HOUSE fcT— l.!VE ON ILLITERACY and it is, on this soli th at liolshovism flourishes, soys Professor A. A. O.tscndoffsky, the Polish chief of the IlolfthcvUm Flourishes where Peo­ Itclligence Departm ent of the A.I ple Are Ignorant Russian government. Omsk, Sept. IS, Via Vladivostok, lie defines the Bolshevik order as Nav. 10, (By Associated Press) Illiteracy is the horror \Cf Russia ’There is no more law, Go forth, , I SK 52 ' •t-f r —j.'upyrif hu*i • mj |> | ^ »* • burn, pillage, kill and you will be Golden Rod \\ editing j rich nnd happy." The illiterate and Among the group of beautiful credulous believe this and after two church weddings which have taken years the world sees the ruin of place this fall, the marriage of Miss Russia. Muriel llarrold to Emmett Monroe According to the professor, they Hunt, at the First Presbyterian have no axes, scythes, shovels or Church, yesterday afternoon at two nails in Soviet Russia. The Council o'clock, was one of the loveliest of of National Commissaries is order­ the season A golden-rod wedding, typical of | ing that all valuable English textile machines in Russia be converted autumn, and interwoven with a into surh utensils as there is no hit of pretty sentiment, the church cotton in Soviet Russia and all was never m on attractively decora­ textile works are idle. ted than on this happy occasion. The deft hnnds of admiring friends Of the chemical industry there is hnd transformed it into a bower of not n trace. All m anufactured goode gold nnd green, u profusion of gold­ have been exhausted. Machines ars en-rod massed against the chancelidle. rail, relieved by the pretty arrange­ The professor estim ates th a t all ment of beautiful ferns which sur­ the debt of Russia could be paid up rounded the platform in graduated by exporting its vast supply of tim ­ form to the lower steps ber and that its great .stores . . of hard , Tall graceful bamboo arched overand soft coal would suffice the world I hta(, am, above UlP orfan, the aamp for 150 years. Russia s surp us of ] attractive schcmo beinic used throuRh iron, copper zinc. naptha, gold a n d )mjt thc aU(litorium ak.ainsl the wa!1, the wealth in fish of the Pacific a n d , w|th an effective group of palms, N orthern Oceans and Siberran r vers ', , arnl)0o and K0lden-rod screening and its fur industries could , hp ,lo u r s of the Sunday School room utilized as a firm foundation for any Pntwinetl with , Southern economical nnd financial policy th a t sm{lax completed the adornment of might be adopted by any Russian Rrppn an(, K„I(, whlch waa vprv government. il »* .. ti;. ...........—— ---• ■ • • •• --- "R ut to accomplish this, it is Oolden-rod we* -he cl.osw. fTiacr Hvciftaury to lian* nor mai living»|Jt.canao of the national em phasis’ conditions, continuity of work a n d ! ()j lbl, (jat0 assurance of the intergtity of perA delightful program of music was son nnd property," suys Professor rendered by Mre Fannie Stenbridgc Osscndoffsky. Toward attainm ent Munson, Mrs. Vance Douglass and of these conditions, hie believes thc Mrs. Julius Taknch which included All-Russian government at Omsk the organ number "TraunL" a vocal 2 £ l is making progress. selection, "Beloved It Is Morn" "H aving freed from Bolshevism (Hickcy-Aulwacd) by Mrs Douglass one-third of Asia," he says, "th e and ..{) p romtac Mo" given by Mrs Omsk government has preserved Takach. untouched the whole of the gold The bridal party entered to tho reserve belonging to the former strains of thc llridal Chorus from Russian empirz, preserved* it for Lohengrin. the whole of the Russian pcoplz. Precede by tho ushers Mcssrr. Immense sums have been assigned Robert Deane, Hume Rumph, Ran­ NOVEMBER 22-29 for the purchase of agricultural dall Chose and Frank Woodruff, machines and fertilizers. The govern­ the matron of honor, Mrs. ment has sworn to convene a con­ Sheldon Morris, nn aunt of the stituent assembly which shall decide bride, entered alone. The little flower the age-long question of d istrib u ­ girl, Helen Douglass,walked before tion of liind among the peasants. the bride and groom who entered "T he Holsheviki having promised together and were met at the altar by Rev. E. D Brownlee who per­ and nctuully given land to the peas, formed tho ceremony th at united Vault Doors, Fire l^oof Safes, or ants, began to introduce the com­ them In marriage. munal principle Into its ngration MendUsohn's Wedding March Safety Deposit Boxes. was played for the recessionnl, the policy nnd its method of distributing little flower-girl, scattering pink rose supplies with the consequence th a t Delivery Box 81, Lakeland, Florida leaves before the bride ns the party all Soviet Russia has been shaken left the church. by peasant uprisings." The bride was very lovely in her traveling suit of brown imported chiffon broadcloth, trimmed with Hudson senl and wearing u stylish brown velvet hat bended with gold braid. Shoes, gloves and hosery, were in brown and rarrled an arm bouquet of bride-roses. The matron of honor wore a handsome gown of black aatin, com­ bined with Russian onbroidcrcd net over electric blue chiffon, with hnt and accessories to match. Her flow­ ers were golden-rod. The dainty little flower-girl was sweet nnd winsome in n pretty frock of white organdie und wearing pink rihlxAis. She curried u basket of pink rose-leaves. Mrs. Hnrrold, mother of thc bride, wore a gown of orchid tnffela and gold lace, a bluck velvet hat completed the charming toilet. Miss Dora Harrold, sister of tho bride wore a pretty white lingerie frock with blue ribbons. The bride is the lovable young ^ ^ A M E L S n rc the m ost refreshing, satisfying cigarette you dnughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Joe ever smoked! P u t a ll your cigarette desires in u bunch. C im e /i ir s aold e v e r y ■ Alexander Hurrold, a graduate of w h e r e i n acirntiflcally I then buy some Camels, Rive them every taste-test nnd know i rate d packafiea o f 3 0 thc Sanford High School, a talented for your ow n satisfaction that in quality, flavor, sm oothc /g .r e d r * nr ten p a c k • reader and musician und a charming body nnd in many other delightful w ays Cam els a re in a ataa ( 3 0 0 ciia re tlea ) member of tho younger society set class b y th e m s e lv e s / • In a jla ia in e - p a p e r c o v e r e d carton. W e The groom U connected with Camels ore nn expert blend of choice T urkish und choice a tro n /tly recom m end Morris und Co., of Charleston, S. C. Domestic tobaccos. You’ll not only prefer this blend to either th le c e r to n fo r the and is well known in Sanford, hav­ h o m e or office i upply kind of tobacco smoked straight, but you'll appreciate the ing resided here for several or w h e n y o u tra v e ll remarkable full-bodied-mildness und smooth, refreshing years, previous to his enlistment flavor it provides! Camels are a cigarette revelation I R. J. Rrjsol Ji Tablets Co. in the mnrinc corps during the Into Wiattsn-Sslra, N. C. Camels win you in so m any new w ays I They not only war. He is the son of Mrs. F. P. p e r m it y o u to sm oke lib e ra lly w ith o u t tirin g y o u r Hunt of Forsythe, Ga. taste but leave no unpleasant cignrctty aftertaste or u n ­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Hunt left immedi­ pleasant ciguretty odorl ately after the ceremony for Jack­ Compare Camels w ith any cignrette sonville from which place they will in the world at any price! Y o u ’ll go to Forsythe, to visit the groom’s p r e fe r C a m e l q u a lity to prem ium s, mother. The wedding trip also in­ coupons or giftsl cludes Washington und Baltimore. They will he home at Fourteen Orange Street, Charleston S. C. nfter November twenty-fifth. The popularity of thc young couple brought them many beau­ tiful and useful wedding presents in. cut glass silver, china and lincr.s. Out of town guests were Mrs. Sheldon A Morris, of Jacksonville Mrs. Jnck Dempsey, Miss Margaret Dempsey and Miss Elizabeth Fisher of Tumpa nnd Miss Naomi Harrold of Del and. i t *1800^ STILL DOING BUSINESS FERTILIZERS. &SECTIUDLS. SPRAYERS. POULTRY SUPPLIES Tl. O . P A I N T H H F E R T I L I Z E It CO . J. E. Spurling, Local Agent, t S t Jacksonville, Fla. m l i 1 Sanford, flor.da package before the war c 9 package | FLORIDA STATE FAIR Jarke o tv rlllr, Flo rid a 1 d u r in g I JNCT.E SAM is leaning heavily upon his boys and girls Ihcse days. They arc being urged to in­ crease the food supply of the world in every conceivable way. Big ex­ hibits of the work of our own boys and girls in kitchen, garden, and Held, will be an outstanding feature. X77J 1910 Repeal ord en and utiifxd cuiicmrrt who hsveuted cor fertilizer’ "year after year, who always gladly recommend our goods to their neighbors are our best advertisement. ( Our prices not always the lowest, but when QUALITY is comiOered. never loo high W rite foe litett price lists, cr fend order snd you will he treated fight tiie w ar c a package NOW THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! Florida Safe & Lock Co. Prompt -If p! * I( ft*, . fjSi fitv 1B7 Hill Hardware Co. .STANDS FOR SERVICE, QUALITY, AND PRICE A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT Buy Your Heater Now Perfection Oil Heaters Box Heaters Sheet Iron Heaters A n d iro n s, F ire S creen s a n d F ire Sets SEE O U R COM PLETE LINE Hill Hardware Co. cv * -_L• ( r -m v * * ---- - Zip 1• q �'.tL -u fifty «ugnM>wip(~irv ^ NOVEMBER 21, 1919 TUB SANFORD HERALD We have, however, seen some of the stations In the villages of the castter part of the United States. That in Washington is much larger hut not so beautlfu and Impressive looking. Of course, the two in New York am larger hut not so impressive looking among their surroundings us this Is standing alone in its symmetry and Iwauty. Hundreds of thousands of men who THE NEW STATION ONE OF come to Florida every winter see COUNTItV FINEST IN THE nothing of Jacksonville except the The following from tlie Jacksonville union station. What they have seen Tim*** Union about the new union has not given them as good a concep­ station will bo intertesting to the many tion as Jacksonville deserved. The people of this state. station they enter now will give them n Tho new union station, which has much higher conception than could lx* cost at various times from three mil­ maintained if th/y looked over tho lion ilollura ,slu»u to three-quarters of city further. The only thing we know a million, is now in use. If it cost against this new union station is the three million we would say the money necessity it brings with it for the ex­ was well expended. If it cost only penditure of more money. The people three-quarters of a million we would of Jacksonville must get a move on advise every man in Jncksomville, them and manage somehow to get up who can Bcrajio together the money, one hundred million dollars to improve to build now, for we do not believe the city until it becorws worthy of the there over was a time since the dis­ impression the union station will make. covery of America or before when such Ir is difficult to estimate the advan­ a magnificent structure could have] tage this magnificent station will lx lx*en built for less. The station is at to Jacksonville merely as an adver­ once the colossos and the gem among tisement. First impressions are of the Jacksonville's buildings. If it is not utmost importance and if first im­ the colouasus it is next to it. One pressions are bad they are often also other building in the city may lx? larger last impressions. When rthc travel­ but no other Campari's with it in Iwauty. ing public realizes that this city with It is fashionable to comapare with only one hundred thousand population other things of their c1oj>s in the South. I han a railroad station that is superior This habit was probably started when *to zany to lx? found in moat cities with the South, reduced to the depths of j a population of a million they will get Jack­ poverty by a war that was more sweep- [ the correct ioppression—Uiat ing in its destruction of the vanquished sonville is the biggest city of its size nation than any other in modern time*, on the planet—and will understand could not bo cxppocted to rival othe that the size will grow up to the spirit sections of the country in utility or of the city. And though this station, display. The habit continued longer of which we are so proud, was not built than the poverty the South and so by Jacksonville capital it was built we hear that this station id the finest by corporations that tire in the habit south of Washington. While wc have of giving to each city they touch ac­ not traveled all over the world or even commodations in proportion to it* ’ 'J . V / n «i" 111o United Statesv wc ur<‘r? „ V J ;fS K r Vd them. confident that this station would *a*l* NEW STATION JACKSONVILLE MAGNIFICENT a- c r e uf tin ten lin e.., in the U u iieo States or one of the twenty finest in the world. / Wight Tire Co AUTO San Ford.. Florida. I Car owners who ride on Kelly Springfield Tires seldom read Ions nri»erii«ements —except out ofruriusily. Being well Served they are uninterested. A clever advertisement never did more than effect the first sale—after that it depends on the tire. KELLY-SPRINGFIELD << Reasons! Why you should use Cardui, the woman’s . mule, for your troubles, have been shown in thousands of letters from * : ers of litis medi­ cine, who speak from personal experience. H [he results obtained by oilier women for so many years have been so uni­ formly good, why not give Cardui a trial? ATTEMPT ASSASSINATE KOLCHACK CARDUI Take The Woman's Tonic IIEAI) OF AM. RUSSIAN GOVEKNMENT HAVING HARD TIME WITH HOLS Loqdon, Nav. 09. (By Associated Tress) AAn attempt to assistance* Ad miriil Kolchack head of the All Itussiun government is reported in a wireless from Moscow. Hand grenades were thrown at him and six of his soldiers were killed and twelve wounded. Iq the capture of Tobolsk, I shim, Zukalinsk, Petropovallosk, KcktxhctofT and Omsk the despatch as.-.tits that the Bolshevik! took twenty eight thousands prisoners including one thousand officers. Dry America Liverpool, Nov. 20.—"A curious commentary jjpon ‘dry’ America,’' says the Liverpool Post, "li, contained in the following entile which lias Ixen received from the states by a wellknown British whiskey firm: 'Could dispose of 20,000 to 25,000 cases if they arrive by Novomviwr’. "Each case referred to in tile cable contains n down bottles of whiskey, and therefore indicates a capacity on tho fiart of America to dispose of whiskey in spite of tier prohibition laws". English Merrhnnls Ships London, Nov. 20.—Merchant ships building in the United Kingdom, Sept. U0 totaled 2,81(5,773, tons an increase of 293,000 tons as compared with last June nnd 1.070,000 greater than a year ago. These figures have just been announced by the government. The output during the quarter, how­ ever, shows n falling olT of 112,000 tons compared with the previous three months. The total building abroad, 5,231,000 tuns, u decrease of 202.000 from June figures, is accounted for here by a fallimg off in the United States. SEED POTATOES Wc are hooking ortfers now for Maine (irown Seed Potatoes—11 jiock sacks. This stock In from fields free from disease. Delivery in December and Jnnuary. INSECTICIDES YOU CAN SECUREl FKOM US ALL KINDS OF SPRAYS AND INSECTICIDES— PRICES ARE RIGHT. Deliveries of all goods are slow and uncertain. You will be more certain of getting your goods when needed if your order is in our hands. Largo stocks of all growers' supplies. e CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Florida S U P P L IE S Mrs. Mary J. Irvin, ol C uller, Va., writes: “ About II years ago, I suffered untold misery with female trouble, bear­ ing-down pains, head­ ache, numbness . . . I would go for three weeks almost bent double . . . My husband went to Dr. ------- for Cardui , . , Alter taking about two bodies I began going around and when I took three bottled I could do all my work." E-80 WILL DEPORT Goldman For Being Anarchists Washington, Nov. 07.- Replying to the senate inquiry as to what had Ixim done toward deporting Emma Goldman and Alexander Burkman, Attorney - General Palmer di ffered to­ night that the woman's rlnitn to Am­ erican citizenship was "fallacious"’ and that Ilerkman, by his own admis­ sion , was an anarchist. The Goldman case is under considera­ tion by immigration authorities at New York and the attorney-general’s statement was taken to mean that the government soon would attempt to send her back to Russia, where she was born. Discussing Goldman’s claim to cit­ izenship. Mr. Palmer said sin* was 21 years old when her father was natural­ ized, and that her age barred her from inheriting naturalization rights from him. The fact that her husband ob­ tained his citizenship through fruud, Mr. Palmer added, cancelled any claim she might have established through that source. The ramifications to which the plots uml plans of n group 'of anarchists headed by Emma Goldman, have extended, were reviewed by the nttoreney-genernl. Declaring that both Mathew Schmidt and David Caplnn, who an* serving prison sentences for complicity in the destruction of the Lux Angeles Times building, were members of tho Goldman elan, he showed also that she advocated violence and had incited riots early os 1893, when she was sentenced to serve one year on Blackwell's Island, after in­ dictment on these charges. Mr. Paimer included in the statement a trans­ cript of the confession of Czolgosz, »*ho shot President McKinley, in which lie told of the influence Emma Goldman's teachings hud exercised on his life. Further investigation by govern­ ment agents proved that he had not only heard her sjwak, hut frequently Imd consulted with her as to methods And Emma IIEUK MAN THE REAL TIRE 11 to be employed in effecting the destruct­ ion of the government. Tho connection of both Derkman and Emma Goldman with the bolshe­ vik movement also was emphasized by Mr. Palmer. The activities of the union of Russian workers, said to lx* ■r.-ot- ,.f ij,v iTiosi dangercuv organiza­ tions in America, and against which tin government imx directed a vigor­ ous campaign, has Ixen frured directly to the Goidman-Berkmnn propaganda. Prohi Act Kncred Washington, Nov. 1(5.—Compla by the.people with provisions of the prohibition enforcement act, during the first two weeks of its life was reported today by Commissioner Roper of the bureau of internal revenue. "M y confidence,in the desire of the,American*people to observe the law, is being fully justified," Com­ missioner Roper said, The recent uppeal to all moral agencies to support tho government and aid in the law’s enforcement, the commissioner declared, had real assistance from every quarter. Mr. Roper made public a report from the collector of one of the important districts which iilistrated .conditions he said. This showed little violation of the law and set forth that the liqour .dealers associations, had pledged hearty support to the law, and the press lind been,helpful factors. Death of W. J. Carnes W. J. Carnes died at the Sanford House Saturday morning nbout ten o’clock after an Illness of several months Mr. Carnes was the manager of the Hotel Olive in Tampa for his son, J>. J. Carnes of this city who is also the proprietor of the Hotel Carnes. Ho also leaves a son James Carnes uml daughter Mrs. M. P. Christian of Tampa and has sisters and brothers living in Louisiana and Mississippi nllnf his relatives having been summoned to Ids bedside were here when he died. The funeral services wero held from the First Methodist Church at Tampa at nine o'clock yesterday morning, in term en t being made in Woodlawn cemetery. The sympathy of the many friends of the Carnes family is extended to them in the home of bereavement. ♦ * * v i i • I I • • •M -M for our ciiNpi1iy*of new goods at our N E W STO R E People’s Bank Building About N ovem ber 1st COMPANY **< 4 BUICK CARS You Know What That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent Ofllcc in Peoples’ Bank Building. Sanford, Florida , On Flour, G rain and F eed >j w *j F r u il a n d V e g e t a b l e C r a t e * You Con Hu? I ro-n lit al Wholrsulr Price* *HI, r ., I Hv I ... \\ nrjjii W.H W. A. Werrydaj Umpaay J - >1 M alic*. Florida »—— — |j> ) ] ^ » W ■*— trts Farms, Homes, Businesses I HAVE T H E M « « • Christian Science services will lie held at the Woman's Club, Oak avenue, between Third and Fourth strets, on Sundny, morningnt 10:*15 oclock. S u b je c t: "S oul and B o d y ." 4R-tf M LOOK <• Have you a nice little home to sell? 1 should like it on my list. They nre in great demand. I have sold several during the past few days inctuding two listed in insi week's issue. Residence—7 rooms, bath, water tank nnd engine. 2 good lots, a fine homo $2500. Residence—9 rooms, suitable for 3 apartments. Conic uml see me on this. Residence—18 A. with a small house and fruit. Has many desirable points for a nice little country homo. $1500. Farm —10 A., 3 A tiled, good small house, nice location. S5000. Fnrm—205 A. llrgc residence. $5000. Grove—8 A., 600 boxes fruit, 90 per cent oranges, balance grapefruit and tangerines. For quick sule. $*•000. <• <*■ * ♦ Maude Littlefield Ballard ^lio well known writer who lias,done,so much for Florida in the big eastern dallies each winter was in tho city this morning. Her .idea will be to get Sanford interested and advertise tills city in the big dailies for the winter tourists. A Poor Offer A gentleman from Georgia says tho labor situation in the Soutli re­ minds him of this story: A negro applied to a cotton planta­ tion mannger for work. "All right," said the manager. "Come in the morn­ ing anil I’ll put you to work ’umd pay you what you an* worth." "No, suh, I ran’t do that," replied the negro. "I'se gettin' mire dan dat now."—Pittsburg Chronicle-Tel­ egraph. Watch the South E ast Corner o f P q& T wo j . E . S P U R L IN G �m i —- - %TT/V; > THE SANFORD HERALD r »vr.MBER 21. *9|i>_ S: to state OU ii mo r , / > o u r hog cholera ^ season and have lit i ||. »cnson. Last th a t I remedy ordered year I °T' wi- «r15m en“hor“'r <•■“ " , ,„i,i c c i . «! " > ™ ' , kr feed it to their hogs single iif «♦ hog from any " k in d 'n o t to p ay the rem edy,, b u t w hen * * t £,n to sell cotton ev ery m an ‘■'M fn and |>u>sl me for th e m edi“ c' j .very one of them to ld me f, ; th e beat hog m edicine iUt u One man p a id me ‘V \ H .mall package and b o u g h t L "bit h, had aver triad. Yours very truly, 1 w . F. B artlett. Urrchants Grocery Co., of A ndrew Aulln. a n d t o *11 p a r t i t a t l s l r a l n f an i n te r e s t la »*M p r o p e r t y , aUu*t« In S a n * Inol* C o u n t y , F lo rid * . to-w lt: " I l t i l n n i n c flee chain* s o u t h of t h e north* v m I r o r n e r o( t h * s o u t h w e s t , q u e r t c r o( th* s o u t h e a s t q u a r t s r o( B tctio n 15. T o w n s h i p 21 8 • t I l a n f a 31 e n s t , th a n e * ao u th B ite sn rhalna. thane* * • • ! n in e h u n d r e d a n d o n r - h s t l teat, th a n r e n o r t h f o u r h u n d r a d a n d aaventaan (,v i. I h r n e * west seven h u n d r r d , fitly and one-third feet, t h e n c e n u r th fie# h u n d r r d and e i l h t y - t h r e e lea l, t h e n c e w est one h u n d r r d a n d . illt*y. f"r e t t o t h e place of h r , I n n i n g . Alau i U w . i t iitlf u[ t h e n n r t n w r a t q u s r t e r of t h e n f t r th w r s t qquu a r t e r i f t h e o u r t h e a a l u q> a r tr r , Beatlon 22, T o w n i h i p 21. a o u th of U a n e r 31 eaat. Alao L ot O ne of C h u r c h Uloelc In t h e T o w n of Oviedo. Florida, b r i n e a r a r e r ! of l a n d CO f a r t ra a t a n d w est b y 1*1.5 feat n o r t h and ao u th o d th# w r a t e n d of aald C h u r c h l.ot, a p l a t ol aald C h u r c h lot be in g of re cord In F l a t llook A, a t pay# I I I In t h e P u b l i c lire* or,la of O re n g e C o u n t y . Florida t i n which t h e c o u n ty of Se m inole was f o rm erly a p a r t) , aald plot b r i n e e n ti t le d A l e ta n d r ia o r O vie­ do." Y ou a n a e ac h of y o u a re h e r e b y o rde re d lo a p p e a r to t h e c o m p la in a n t'* bill of c o m ­ plaint h a r ri n filed, on M o n d a y , t h e 5th d a y of J a n u a r y , A. P . 1920, t h e cam e b r i n g a Hula l la y of th la C o u r t . . I t ia f u r t h e r o r d e re d t h a t thla n o llo e be published for tw e lv e weeka In t h a S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w ap a p e r p u blished In S a n fo rd , Seminole C o u n t / , Florid*. W itness K. A. Douglass, C lark of a a ld C i r ­ c u it J n u r t , a n d t h e seal thereof, t h i s the 17th d a y of S e p t e m b e r , A. D. 1918. (•rail K. A. DOL'CiLASS, C lerk. P a v la U Giles, Sullriior for C o m p l a i n a n t . 5 -n tc yitlord. Ha. AN ORDINANCE, Ll« flt(»nc*S Results In Failure *1,1 is *hy we say "Feed B . A. Roe Powder according to An O rd in a n c e e n title d an O rdinance requiring t h e g r a d in g a n d p a v in g of French Avenue from N i n t h S t r e e t aouth 3820 feet t o H ujlie y S l r e r l and for grading and Goldsboro Street fro m F r e n c h Avenue t x , DO NOT *T: k d i t paving w ra t 4525 f r e t t o pu b lic road r t 'n n ln g to Soppy, but mix it With ground Upaala. He I t O r d a in e d b y t h e M a y o r a n d C ity ;;5 .nd moisten with just enough Council of t h e C i t y of S a n lo r d , Florid* Section I. i'liat .'rrtic h A v e n u e b e g in n in g make a crumbly mass. Ninth Street S t r e e t ami antf exUndln e x te n d in g t o u t n 3820 Sltrr I® l##* at Ninth .-ill hog getd a iJOfir IlC ia i *,,, Sttut shall bo pavi I t o a w id th . ,, „.... « i,Tifkiii;(* h i m . I of seven seven feet, rpaid a id pavement p a v e m e n t to be of a TH“ * ......... f a r. F ' 1' 11 l l l r u t i o n s Oil I , L •• j fcj ,n h „ | 3 1 , feet on e ac h aide of p a v e m e n t I. nclc if Vo II t i r o n r» t piece I on ra id a v e n u e i>y Semi note C o u n t y Year m oilfi " a < h * ; n ,| ,h*lt he of t h e . a m c m a te ria l as uaeil by a a d. d C o u n t y. in .p a v in g t h e r e n t e r « r «nld by ■ <enqe, a n d th a t! lie of sa m e g r a d e a n d fr r t h u n ti Grocery Co thlrkneaa. Section 2. T h a t CJoIdiboro S t r e e t beUtnlonl. Fla T*otc g)nping a t F r e n c h Avenue a n d e x te n d in g w est 4525 feet t o public road r u n n i n g lo tlpxaia shall be p a v e d to a w idth of seven feet, aald p a v e m e n t t o be of a w idth of 3 , 'j feet on each able of p a v e m e n t p lac ed on • aid s tr e e t by Se m inole C o u n t y , a n d ahall IfOAl -VllVCR USING be of i n t i r m a te ria l aa Uxed by «ald countv I in p a v in g t h e r e n t e r ol said str e e t, a n d shall lie n( the sa m e g r a d e anil th ir k n e s i . Sectloa 3, T h a t aald pa v in g ol raid S r i r n l h Juillilal C l r e u ll, |, t *it*l> ' “ url l, t i l Nr icn iln ele t 'o u n l) , I lu ll,la . In a v e n u e a n d stre e t shall be gra d ed a n d p a v ed in accordnnee with p lans a n d •pecifleatfnn* llju rfl . . , therefor, s u b m i t t e d b y th e C ity e ngine er (Idler of e r . S . fr. C om plainant of S anford. F lorida, a n d now on lile in th e I’uld lra tio n nlTlee of t h e H ly c|. rk r.f S anford, Florida. Sai-I p a i f n , PUP and (treet ahall je«. d.-\l«rf«. graiiteca or be begun w ithin a i i t y d a y s from ant! a lt e r '.all I . run., ■m* 1 1* * ft *1 (V, ^a*e|nn whiep tn,< '.rdin*. ar.> p l u p . r l / •", . . . W i l i a m I*, r i i r r l l v e i bill In t h e e v e n t uwner, owning p r o p e r t y a b u tt i n g on t h a t a ^ . . T l . n i i II S e v e r . Thumai II. L e v y , f f V B. ■ - - d M a r t h a , h a wife. L . h. p a rt of «ah! a v e n u e or »tre, herein require d “■ . . 1 Sevey, I.I» »ife. J. C. to be p a ved, shall fail, w ithin t h e tim e I, I ; r ( . r . ' . t r j I om pany, n cor* herein provided, t o grade a n d p a v e aald u i t l d frlia I l l r n a r h , Wr«Iey I.. I l r a n e h , avrr.UJ c. s tr e e t In tr o u t of LI a or t l u l r i t d . , in ;. 1...r«• Grocery C o m p a n y . a respectiv e p r o p e r t y . In a r c o H s n - e w ith th e ‘ __ . |. M M. Nall. J. 11. Me Natl. term* of t hi * o r d i n a n c e a n d with t h e plan T V i'ut-aie, J a m r a A. I.evry, Ja itir* A. a n d apeclllcaliona therefor, h e retofore pre L l( j ,1 T h o m p s o n , W » . R. Alex- pa red and a u h tn l l U d by t h e c ity 1 tiglneer "itJ.- t.Mir.'hr •* I t u - e l l and At. L . A le i* nil of aald g r a ding a n d p a v in g , n o t *0 d o n e B l , , ', . , | . . r a l in t h e p n g o r t y h e n l n - by p r o p e rty o w n e rs, ahall be d o n e b y and g„ ,f:l..|. ar.d Ole unknovll a o c r e a to r a u n d e r the d i r r c t l n n of t h e city uf S a n f o r d , Virot ! W 1- I'a lm . r. dfCeaaed, a aaigneo a n d the p r o p o r t io n a t e eoata th ereof ahall IS r i n n IT C O U R T . SE V E N T H C I R C U I T S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y 0«ir>!n*t Turpmtlni C o m p a n y .... V ******ad. o n r - t h lr d on e a c h aide, a g a i n s t t h a land* upon which aald p a v in g shall a b u t a n d t h a C ity of B a g fo rd shall h a v * a Han th e r e f o r aglnaf t h * aald land* enforc*. # .V P t ° v i d » a by th* law * a n d ordinance* of aald d t y . ■nd for H im lo o li C o u n t y , Florida, did on **lh d a y of fte p la m b r r , A. I>. 1818, Ole their re p o rt w ith aald Comrelaalonera. wherein It appear* t h a t t h e y hav* view ed Ihe landa In aald D is t r i c t t o be benefited by the ditches, d ra in s or canat* t h e r t l n , have In aald r e p o rt assessed aaeh p a rce l Section 4. T h a t u p o n fa ilu re of a n y ■tidland in aald D istr ic t according a n d In p r o p e rty ow ne r to d o t h a g ra d in g a n d p a v in g ol proportio It shall be b c h if ltr d by aald h t r r i n provided for, t h e sa m e snail be done ditches, dnr a aa s nr c a n a l a , for all t i p e n a e s by t h e C ity of Sa nford, o r ahall be let b y t h a t m ay b«inIncurred t h e c o n struction of curitract b y t h e C ity of S a n f o r d t o t h e lowest sa m e. Including th* In te r e st ehargee. t h e a n d beat bidder, In a c c o r d a n c e w ith Ihe esp.Tiif* of the " u u i t n In it t * a s f e —- a id p l i n i a n d t p * . i d e a t io n s s u b m i tt e d e a tlm a lr d bv t h e H oard of* Caonudn t yC-ogiueer C o m m li* by th* city engineer, a n d t w o - t h lr d a of t h e alonera of Sem inole C o u n t y . Florida, w h lr h costa t h r r o f , o ne-third t o a b e t t i n g owner* re p o rt la now on file In tn# olTlee of th e du each aide, from th e d a ta of Ihe com ple­ ol t h e aald H oard a t hla office In t h e tion ol lb# work, ahall be assessed, a n d anall Clerk u r t lloua* In S a n l o r d , Florida, be a. Ii»t, superior to all o t h e r llcna, t i e a p t C oNow therefore, t a k e n o t lr e t h a t on T uc» only ,ien* for t s i e a , a g a in st a n d u p o n th e d a y Dee. 2nd 1918, a t ten o'clock A. M. lot* a n d p ro p e rty f r o n tin g a n d a b u t t i n g th# asm* being t h e n e s t regular m eeting of u p o n aald a v e n u e a n d s t r e e t hereinbefore t h e aald Hoard of C o u n t y Com m latlonere, described a n d *0 graded a n d p a v e d , a n d the whlrh meeting will be held In t h e C o u t t re m a ining o n r - th lr d of such coat* ahall be House In Sa nford, F lo rid a, th* said H oard paid by the C ity of S anlord. will hear com plain t* from the owner* or T h a t t h e e stim a te d coat* of g r a d in g a n d agenta of all land* a lf r c te d against t h e p a v in g per squa re y**d for t h e paving aaa rsim rnta t o m ad e . of aald a v e n u e and atre et 1* 12.40, t h a Fati­ Hy i r d r r of t h e H oard of C o u n ty C m i ma led to ta l r n a ti of pa v in g th* asm * as Rilsaiohrra of S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , d ts e r lb e d ia SIS.570.00, a n d t h e e stim a te d thla Gth day of O c to b er. A. D. 1919. eoata t o lo t owners pi r front fool 1* ( 0 So (•ra il K, A. Douglaaa. Se c tloa 4 T h a t t h e c ity engin eer 1* . Clerk. he reb y r e q c lr - jj within ten ifaya, a f te r th e Legal 12-llc. Brat pu b lic a tio n of this o rd in a n c e , t o p r e p a r e and file w ith th e city clerk a n ra ti m a l e ol th e a m o u n t of llrna for s u r h pa v in g which th e c ity wilt claim agalnal r i c h uf t h e lots or parcels ol land fro n tin g or a b u t t i n g upon Firnl Slrawbcrrlea the a v e n u e o r stre e t so t o be p a v e d , which e stim a te ahall he baaed upon I n r r a t a m a l e d Tlio first ripe strawberry from eoata of t h e work, a n d u p o n t h e frontage ol lota or p a r re ls ol land a b u t t i n g t h e a v e n u e plnnts set this fall was exhibited at or a t r e r t ao t o be paved. The Courier office Wednesday. It Section f>. T h a t a n y person ow ning a n y Interest In a n d t o any p r o p e rty a b u t t i n g up. pon was brought in hy C. R. Reauchainp •aid a v e n u e or street t u b e ao p a v e d ahball ha v e t h e right within t h i r t y day* a lt e r th e but was given l*y E. J. Harvill, who tiling of sa id e s tim a te t o pre sent to t h e said is cultivating Mr. Henuchamp'a city elerk a sw orn p e tition t n be presented t o t h e c ity count!!, se tting f o r th t h a t In place on the eastern boundary sd the th e opinio n of the p e titio n e r t h e e s t im a te d a m o u n t of such eoata a n d llena upon auch city, this season. lie has about two lot ia in co rre ct, show ing wherein It ia In­ acres set to berries, and they are correct o f w hy it will rxceed t h e special benefits a e rru e in g (com t h e work a n d pa v in g very promising In appearance. The done a n d t n be done in f r u n t of aald lot or plant from which the ripe berries p a r r , ) of la n d . Section 7. T h a t th e c ity council ahall, were t ikon this week was set about a lt e r p r o p e r notice a n d w ithin th e tim e p t e t r r i o e d b y ordlnancra, ait a< a board of the middle of September, and Mr. equalisatio n t o hear a n y a n d all p e titions Harvill will, it is believed, have a n d c o m p l a in t s which m a y be Bleu In ref­ erence t o t h e , a Cimated coats id the pa v in g plenty of strawberries for Thanks* hers in p ro v id e d for a n d ahall m ak e doe and prope r Inquiry in to th e sam e, a n d II It ahall giving. a p p e a l to Ihe a n lila r liu n of tl.e e l'v council, It has been three years since the alttln g as a board of e q u a lisa tio n , t h a t th e s s l i m a t r d a m o u n t td said lien ia correctly berry season opened as early as e a t l m a lr d , t h e a m o u n t ao Used ahall a la n d as the a m o u n t id such lien t o be claimed by Thanksgiving. In 1910 a light freezer t n e r l ty ol Sa nford, tor t h e p a v in g of t h e • aid a v m u v or s tr e e t In f r o n t of aald prop- was shipped in time to reach Phil­ e it y , a n d a f te r th e city council haa heard adelphia for Turkey Day.—Plant all p e titions a n d given all p r o p e r t y ow ners an o p p o r t u n i t y to be he ard a n d h a v e m a d e City Courier. all c o r re r tio n s which In t h e i r ju d g e m e n t Is just, a n d h a v e e qualised all assessm ent s, • aid a m o u n t s a d assessm ents as Hard and Register of heading lintels equalised ahall s t a n d as a lien against said i ro p crty to be enforced a f te r t h e rnmplel* Carnes (’hits. II. Carle? and family, on of said work In the m a n n e r p r o v i d e d by t h e laws a n d ordinances of aald city. Svntni'..1 N. Y.; Mr. and Mr*. Claude Par*--*—•>IC ?l)tlt. .Jn • t let I •* i? I 1. M IL I.K It. Ii:inlr;tl Macon; Mrs. K. lUmwadl. PfrV '* n t i*itv . F Kiiga-ea* Allen. Atlanta; I livftjbj «-**"'■ ifill* “ i-w LUsitt: *-a** iluly pa*9*‘»i ti > th*1 el I v r o u n r ll Alexander Fish. Atlanta; of th*- city of Hanford. I loriila, | r thla th*» HUth liny uf Oct., I HI ti*. Seminole Mr. and Mrs. C. tl. Burton, ! \ I*. K IN K S , Morris New York; N. Perry. Morris C*ity (*lrrk. Approvnl lay me lhi* . 2 n d . d ay uf tlcto- N. Y.: II. II. Murray, Jacksonville; Lc:, 1919. J. I>. n . W I H O N , G. !!. Itumbough, Atlanta; E. P. 10-r.lf M ayor <*lty uf Hanford. F L O R ID A MLtchrll. V*-------- Mitchell, he r h u a iia n d , all p i r l l r a c la i m i n g I n t r 'c s t ') l i o n, H'leria FUgher. F. W. Fischer, F. J Dfeterlch Clara Dei .. , | Lo T*n VtarVis, V. C. Hillman, Clara D. Wood, William IL-rron, deceased, . Iriler. t o e n l , N a t I’ovnU. T r u s t e e , N a t h a n C. H olden, William II. flasla I. Ilrnnke. Margaret A. D u r a n d . --- — D u r a n d . J u l i a M. H urt, Slits it,,,,, f . C. H and. John A. J o h n s o n , Alexander J . T rench, T, O. a ,.v 4 || til n.-, Austin L. Illalr. C a t h e r i n e lllair, E ll r a h e t h l la y n le , ilem „ l ' it,r r. 4. table)-. Kale h i. A shle y. C . W. F a r n u m , F a n n i e 8. A. Tesler. Usi> H. r«»lrr. <ii* rge E. Currh-r, W illia m I,. Saunders, J o h n A. t ire ele y , 1.11 <si,.l\ ller.rv N. Schlrp, E. It. I l r o w n . H e n ry C. I 'o t le r , H o w a r d r o l l e r . W, r. tiukrri.m, i.uev '*forton Whllmore, Frank Daniel, Charlra Aleaandi r, Wa'.io U l>ai«on« It. II* l . i n » « t r r , I t o h e r t S. CJummlns^. J . D. J a r k t n n , lu:r) C. Si Ia. t ‘. F. Halford, T h o m a s J . Hilliard, S a r a h K a r e e k io n . Allen Gmpr. l»4*.l II l l o o k r r , Henjamin It. F o u n d , llo b e r t W. S c o t t , F.llen t*. I r t i f. ,U t I !If w n , L afayette firtt>n, A. M. K a ndolph, W illiam K,l f * r; M» A. 1! icm , \ L. T a y l o r , J, O. J r l k i , J . O. Jrlk*, J r ., a n d J i i r n i W. LMley, ItfOlfl To »1 tattieo rla lm ln g an Intereot u n d e r L. J. H a r m , l l t l e n a Flic her, F. \V* J’i,, lc,!irr# f. J p.tttri- *. * U ra D l e t r r k h , T o m M a r k i s , V. C. Hillm an. C l a r a D. W oo l, W illiam l u m 4. - au I. J o h n Irvine, dee»a«ed, N a t I 'o y n t i , Tru«t»*r, N a t h a n C. Holden* >\lUlarn p. Itiun I-. Ilrooke, II. (S. MrKay, Margaret A. Durand.---- — Durand* Julia V :urrr, ; *, iiAiPi I>av 1 \V liu Hand, A lexanderr jJ-. rFur tunseuh.t iF.. H . J I o ^Xr h ,' n. u u r r , F. 1 . C. n a n o , Jj uo nh n A. Jo j o nh nmsuon ,. .Airian'D s I! Athjrr, \ m t i n L. lllair, C a th e r in e lll a ir , K liiatieth l la y n l e , d e f e a t e d , lly ro n S. Aali* ley, Kate \t \«th-y, J o h n Hlfk*. C. W . F a r n u m , Fannie S. A. I'eelrr* Annie M. I e tle r, Ght(* It* W illiam L. Saunders, J o h n A. Greeley, Ell S w a v r l y , H e n r y N. S c hlrp, L. ... ______ ___________ .. C ________ 1______ Hijxji ,____ ||,r,r, «' I’o l l e r_, ____ Howard H o t t e r , _____ J o h n T . Cud m an, linny y .II. o d m s n , H- u b e r t I. Francos K. K lliifiaa h e tth i l Maker, fifiird, H-.ai ir P n- tiW, P a c-Jcard, k a r d , France* E . M c C lellan, E h J* F o i l , Ada F o ta la'ii r*r»»r Whit- , Ida Foil Fo«« Faun»nau*ht( F a u n « n a u s h t , Marlin M a r t in a_A A..rt Condran. C o n d r a n , Peter Pe ter Keith; K**ilht lloiwell, UciiwrU, k n t M h Mar> ll. S h i p mtan* a n V'^lney J . S h i p m a n , It. If. .Smith, W illiam U. A i n old, J a m r a f. ArtcIJ, Oiirlr* |. S r nmoid, k Atciander H. C a r v e r . N. J. I » w|t, II. Conrad* W. P. (jllkerore, Frank Daniel* C harlea .\! e ia n d e r, William tj. E m D o n , A. L* %-*, Lacy M ftufi W hllm ore , S. C u m m i n * * . J. D. -J a- c- k- s— o n**., -----l l c n r y C. ilirifb, II. H,: L ancaster, Hubert *»* .............. - - Nicola, . * h, . f. . hi.hrda Ih-'Tua J IMIliard, Sar«h E t r e e kauri, Allen tireeley, D a v id H. H ooker, Eltnjnrmn H- I s*. l, Ittd «rt \ \ . S c o t t, Klleo C. K i m b a l l , Ada I. Ilrow n, L a f a y e t t e C r r e n . M. RiB-idph, William E d g a r , M. A. H o llim a n , A. L. T ay lo r, S u t a n A. C r u t c h e r , d e f e a t e d , J 0 Jtlki. J. t». Jrlka, J r . , a n d Ja m es W. L tlley, d c r e a ie d , or u n d e r a n y of t h e m , or o t h e r • i', Hr f I -kirin devrrlhetl lanilll Hang# Tp. 29 20 29 21 29 21 ■29 20 *81 29 29 ■21 29 21 29 21, 29 *21 29 21 29 21 *<{ »l SE enf .,( 8 W J ( of N K ' I tun W 1320 It, N 3330 ft, i: 29 1 2t u:t) (i 8 330 ll tu Leg 29 21 t X * R * ! f lW tf I. : . - . ! , 1 2 2 Addenda In sAltamnntr A. l’.xlm Sortnes In Sc«“. S. Tn. 21. II 29 ; ■•» 3, ( 11. 12. 15. IB. 17. 31 A* nr it itMVYif *-*t* t». I*. , As noil *Snxi■21 3 ’*,b H ■ -A , .<( S ’: ' , 29 r. 21 no 21 r. JfVla ' . -l 2J to 21 ,N,‘< ,'*•:> * -I n w ' , oi s i : ' , . .... 20 21 I .: I M l a n d B W U .>( ME ', 11 ‘ 1 3 k , t N E ' , a n d W ' , .>( N ,S W , of S W J i of N E ' , l 29 21 . 11 , »••' 1 Nl. , uf S V V , of N E ' j . , .. 29 21 it ) • } * !, i ’ ! NW 1, or N E ' , 2J ' ■ . '-V. . I N R l J •2 1 1 1 i'. tf S u ' . ' n..tl S W il* i .......... 29 f•Mil si:P . ■*1 *:NW 21 11 *], V 21*. 29 1 d u 11 3GJ nl Sti1a.fi v 1'I n n ol land In lunging ?1 21 ... «• 'll • - 'Mr I,and, l l o t , I and N a v i g a t i o n C o. in 12 ( »w 20 j11■ .* I.' 'V , 21 11 ii-eliun B»i it rtf f NW *4 of SK»( run W Ml r-»!«, N 15 r »♦!*, L K r If. s roil 1 , L 61 rod* S *!U rod* 11 rod to lie* 11 I >W S K 'i . . K * I M. , f NW *4 of SF.N a n d \ V | j uf S K ‘ 4 «f N W ' i 181 > 32 31 g N l i f f t C ' t of ............. ;t £ h * f K•, of V W ' . nf N E »4 3 J h t f KL .f s u ' 4 „f N i : u 1 * Jb O E 'i D d Nli | „( t M 't .4 \ W'| 1 N*’, ' V V , 1 n K.*4 el S E ' , and E 25 a. ol N E ' j ol N K ' i ■_____________ , . f Drayton; Oc'undo; In f h r r f r r u l t C'nurl S r i r n l h Jutllrlzi) <lrrull I 11 tint) r«r Hr m Imil r Co.uriljr* llo r i i ls i In f ' h a n r r r y . J. If. SulUvan, f**»m« n la ln a n t, v« (,'|ro Kill fur IKvnrrn SullU'in, I»*f*n'Unt. D r d r r nf I'u lillta llun. T o G iro Hu1liv»n, c#ro Mr*. 11. It. Thnmji* •on* Vftltloala* ( i r n f f l i . It A|ipiarinK from t h r i f l l i t i v l t filed In thla raus*' ( h i t you, I ’lro HutIIvan, a re n rr sid e n t uf a S t a te of t h e U n ited S ta ir* o th e r t h a n t h e S t a i r of Florida a n d t h a t you nre a f e *ldrnt of th e S t a l e of ( ienrciti, m i d * InK In t h e t ' l t y of V u K lo t t a , .S ta t e of (Sror* t*ia a n d y o u r iildrrfti H r a r e of M n II. II* T h u m p t o n , Vald^rt 4 , CSfor^la* nnd t h a t there U n>» nenion In t h e S t a t e of Florida the *c rv lrf of a «jhpornA u p o n w hom would hind you nfpl t h a t you i r e over t h e a fir of tw e n ly -ta t yr»ri. Thl* la there fore lo c o m m a n d y o u , C-leo S u n U a n , to he a n d a p p e a r h r f u r e "hla C?ourt on t h e rlr#l d a y of I le r e r n h r r , A, 11. It* 19, th e t a m e hi-inff a n g u l a r Itule D a y •d IhU C ourt, to a n sw e r the bill of c o m p l a in t cah ih ltr d a g inst you by J . II. Sulliv an, or, • aid bill will be take n u* runlexard. I t la f u r t h r r ordered t h a t tide o rd e r be publiahcd In t h e S a nlord H erald, a new* pa p er publiahcd In Sem in ote C o u n t y , T'lor[da, (or lour conaecutlve weeks. W I T N E S S m y hand a m i official a r il at S anford, Sem in ole C o u n t y . F lorida, thla 2 l a t ilay of October, A, II. 11*10. E. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk C irc u it Court S e m inole C ounty, Florida. ll>-5tc And Coal a im : Re t m 8 8 8 8 t 8 8 8 8 888 8 88 M BUSINESS CARDS i| •8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 « « ® 8 * « m « » ^ 8 V ^ ’ One Inch Cards Will lie Published Ua* der ThU Heading At The Hc'c Of 17.26 Per Year, SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER o r n c i ! IN T H E COURT IIO tm B SA N FO R D - - FL O R ID A THOMAS EM-MET W1LHON E. FERGUSON llo r.SIIO L t/vjR Wilson & Hoasbolder LAW YERS - Sanford, Florida A u to m o b ile P ro te c tio n FIRE and THEFT nnd COLLISION InKurnnce Issued by the FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION U the safest and cheapest In Ihe world. Write for Information to headquarters Orlando. Agents wanted in every town In Florida. HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN VND WALTHAM WATCHES ! yOXHQFFMAN O C U L IST A N D O PTICIAN Praclirp conllnt'tl lo the treatment of the cjx Eyes examined h y a regular regis­ tered physician Glnssos filled, broken lenrs du­ plicated 28 W. Church Sl. - Orlando, Fla. Mias May Holly was tin* guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wheelis on Tuesday going to the circus. LOAFING Short age Will Remilt > 8 W i l-lfc Ihe Indianapolis, Nov. 17.—While op­ erators and union lenders had pre­ dicted a large increase In bituminous coal production in parts of the coun­ try where the miners have been on strike for III days, only in West Virginia were both sides confident that all the men would be back lit work during the day. The other large producing fields reported n disposition of the men to await fur­ ther results of the conference at Wnshiington between operators nnd union miners over a wage agreement in the Central Competitive field. Meanwhile a shortage of coal is the middle west has cuased the n gion coal committees to consider N a ile r of Ap p l l r a i l n n 'for l a x D r r d I ndie means of conserving fuel. In lrnliKreilnn 373 « f t h r G e n r e s ! K ls lu lr a . liglitlcss nights, nnd heatless days N n t l r r la h r r r l i y givrn t h a t I.. E. White, utchaaer ol T a t U n t l f l c a l r Nei. 115, d a te d of tlie wartime, is to go into effort hr 3rd d a y of J u l y A, IK, IBIfi. ha* Bled •aid r e r l l l l c s t r In tny nffirr n n d h sa m s d - tonight ns a means of preserving application for ta x d r r d t o lasur In sc c o rq . coal supplies. a n c r with Jaw , S l i d r r f t l t l r a t r r t n h r s r r a t h r follow! n£ d ra c f t ln d |>fnprrly a i l u s t r d The railroad administration today In Seminole C o u n t y , F lo rid a , tn -w it: 'j In tere st In llloek 1 L. J . W h ile 's S u b Div. took off a dozen local passenger T h e raid la n d b r i n e sa traa sd a t t h e d a le of the issuance ol aurh r e r t l B c s I r in t h r trains on the Chicago, Milwaukee & nam e ot W. tj A l d r i d ir . Unless aald r e r- St. Paul railroad here and at Milwau liflcale ahall h r re d ee m e d arco filln * lo law, t a i deed will Itauv th e r e o n on t h r kec and it was said that further cur­ 25th clay of N o v e m b e r A. I)., 1818. w i t ti e s t m y official a l e n s t u r r a n d #;*1 tailment of railroad service both in this t h r 2 l l h d a y of O ctober A. II. 1910. the passenger and freight depart­ (SE A L ) E. A. D O U G L A S S , c le r k C ircuit C o u r t, Se m inole C o u n t y , ments would m u lt if coal supplies Florida. ported by members of the fuel com­ |0 - 5 te lly V. M. D O U G L A S S , D. C. mission that unless fuel production )■1 III.1C LAND SALE - I I E I 'A H T .M E N T UF TIIE IN rE IIIU It is resumed on a larger scale within U. S. L and Office a t G alneavlllr, Florida, u short time it will bo ncoeiaary to O c to b e r 31. 1919. Nolle# la h r r r b y ,-lven t h a t , n directe d withhold coal from all but essential by the C o m m iss io n e r ot t h e G e n era l Land nffirr, u n d r r provision* ol Her. 2455, It. S, indusH’es. Free Service Let u s in sp ect your battery fre e . W e are experts on electrical trou b les. S cien tific repairing am i r e ­ charging d o n e . W e can ta k e your old battery and m ake i( a s good a.s uciv and gu a ra n tee it for six m onth s. W e a lso h ave expert m ech an ics (o over­ haul or repair your car. Sanford Battery Service Company L. A. R E N A U I), Prop. P h on e LSD 20:t Oak Ave. r p u u a n t to t h r a pplication of l l e r l h a A. Fault, Serial No. 015582. « r will offer nl public sale, l o t h r highest bid d er, b u t at nut let* t h a n t'2.5U per a r re , a t 10 n 'r lo r k A. M., on t h e I'l th day of D e c e m b e r , 1919, rn xt. at thl* office, the following t r a r l of i.xnd; S W ' , of S E ‘, Section 3. T o w n s h i p 19 S outh, of l U n g r 30 E as t. T a l l a h a s a r r Met)dan. T h e «»le will not b r k e p t ope n, b u t will be d r r l a r e d d o t e d w hen th o s e p r . * . n l at the h o u r nam eil h a v e r e t a r d blddin c. T h* person m a k in g t h r highest bid will be required tn Im m ediately p a y t o t h r Itrn lvet the a m o u n t thereof. Any person* claiming a d x r - j e l y t h e above* dear rihed land are udvlaed t o tile their rlalm i. or objaetlon*. on or before t h r t im e designated for tale. Koh. ;t W. Davla. H r g le lr r , • 12. 2t. ; |, 15, '27. 29 a n d 29 of J . II. f'nxa* aubdivion ol f e r r y M. Colson, f t a r r l v r r . 29 , »W , e| SR. „f 21 II •» <8 2 i Li gal 12-Me. y - * >f M: , . i s i ; .. 21 30 2U K « I N t ! <V 2D N O TICE 30 ■20 v, , ' N.,: • and N of N W ' , ................... Notice rd levy ol uniform a r r r a e r ta x on 30 ‘20 6 ■* . I •21 the " E a l r n a l n n Land*'* <d t h r U p p e r St. 50 20 21 •V 1 laI NVM John* l»ralnagr D lr tr ir l. ll ' • s b , S ' , of 10 sa m e aa L o ta 81 a n d 92 Spring N o ile r i* herehv r l ' e n t o all person* In­ 30 20 ter, ated In the following d < - r r l n r d landa in l i e I 'n u n t ) ol Srmlt.uie In t h e S t a t e ot iart t | > , A n jled alr no Florida, via; •21 v . * • -s « * — ........... ........... ..............— — — -* no 21 All Sections 25 nnd 3f>; in T o w n a h ljj 20 Kli i v i : .' S K ' | - ............... . 30 S o u th . I t a n c r 32 East. 21 a * -. *v- . ■! S W ' , of S i : * , * * f a c tio n .H lioiimLiry of Hvr. run N 13 All W eil ol St. John* l li v r r nf Section* '. V v- J H ft. ll til:, ft* H 15 rain, K. 337 ft. W 615 ft, N 29 nnd 3.1; nil Section* 30, 31 arid 32; In _ Ml In Im< 30 T o w n a li p '20 S o u t h , i t a n c r 31 Eaat. 21 All Section 5; Eaat half Section 6; i ll 11 u*'1i.,rh’. ' • S l - c o r <>( S W ' f of N E ' , of Sec., run N cl>. Srclbin 16; Eaat hr If S e r llo n I,*; E ast hall I t ^ ** <J *'6», W In W lino i»f *aitl f u rty , S 6 rlia* 30 Section 20; all Section 21, *2. 27 a n d 23; *21 ~ t >I l.„t j, sf . i . i*f N ' j of Lot 2* xml N M tipfr* of N \V * | E n.t half Section '29; Eaat half S e c tio n 33; 30 ail Section 31; all Weal of S t. Jo h n * Itiver i, i :■> , of sw ). *21 30 of Sertle na 4. 9. 10, I I , 15. 23 a n d 35; In ; a ‘ f L".l.* Ilea. I A In S q. In SW tor.) 21 30 T ow n sh ip 21 S o u t h , Itango 31 E a s t, i n ­ 21 cluded within I he U ppe r S t, J o h n s D r a i n ­ *■ •-» SW c n r ’ nf See.' run E 45 m in . » '|» . C 8 eha. t o ■ ' Howell t ' r i e k , thence w ith cree k lo f r a n t line, age Diatrirt, t h a t t h r Hoard ol Suprrvia ora 30 of aald Diatrirt, b a l e d , on t h r | 6 t h d a y of f;,. , . ' a ' " 1 t f a n l lin e W 5 dr*., N 37.32 cha., thenc e S to b r * 13 May 1919. a U niform A creage T a x of ten *• * : ; ; ■ ' • l - ’t 3 „ f Sec., run W 30 y d*. N IC3 yds. K 30 30 r e n ts l | 0 r ) per a r r e 21 11 u p o n all t h e landa J »•#« 30 21 IG situ ate d within th , " E x t e n s i o n L a n d a " of t h e la i d D iatrirt tor t h r y e a r 1919, a m i you * ; ' I-"! 1 »( See., run N 2 d e * ., W 5.S3.DI It. S 8 5 a n d each uf you a re he reh v notified th a t • ,« ? » * s r a n t line UD2.05 f t. S I deg 47 min. K 30 th e Uniform A e r r a , - T ax Hook axaeaalng , , ' " d- k* 33 m in W 1180 It In b e * ....................................I<5 aald tax haa been r o r o p t r t r d b y t h r a e r r r t a r y 30 21 »*t* at 4 U 1 ' ' V V ’ l " n ' 1 ^ 4 "1 S E ' , a n d N E H of S W ' , ._ 2G of th e aald b oa rd a n J has been delivered lo F ' , k N « J * “ < S K ‘* S*c*. r u n W 5 ch... N 4 cha. 30 t h e tax r o lle eto r of said C o u n t y , a n d t h a t 21 El - 1 , s * rh* . . . . . . 38 J ! the U niform A r r r a r # T a x llecord Hook, 20 i t , • "/ ? S J ( lie** n w *4 j r r — ; a deeta-ing t h e lien ol . a id l a x , will b r Bled 31 in Ihe. office of t h e Clerk of t h r C ircu it 20 31 C o u r t 4>f t h r aald C»U3ty of Se m inole ox h m w l9M th,< *°u *........................- ......i£ 20 or before t h e lirxt M o n d a y In N o v e m b e r . ' s w g '* *' n w , 4 "« f H W l V o a d E j , of W ) , of N W i , of 30 I9 I« . 21 q| Hy Order of aald Hoard of S u p r r v ia o r a . W r *l « w C; ------------— *1 31 D a t e d O c to b e r 28th 1919. 31 ■21 29 -?h t f W r f f l S g if (stall .. 21 E rnest II. L very at t>»r,^oV* kV, *7 o f d e r a d l o appear t o Ilia bill of c o m pla int h r r r i n lil,d o i ^ l h e lat d a y S e c retary of said D r a i n a g e D is.r lc t f, i * D. D D , Sr, a todered t h a t Ihli notice b r p u b lis h e d once r a c h week for tw elve eonse cu- Legal 12 21c. HViiti** hinfiFfif H» raid* t ni'**pat>«r p o b l ii h f d in t h e t a U 8* n liu it* co'inty* I>1 '< ' m)f hand a n d t h e *•*! n aald c ir c u it court thla 3rd d a y of S e p te m b e r, A. D. I N HE JENNIIP D R A IN A G E D IH T IlIt T. Tf* All W hom I t M ay C o n c ern ; d a . „ . , ... , E. A. D O U G L A S S , Wheras, t h e C o m m i t t e e a p p o in t e d by Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County 1 ' v ■: •thv H o a r ' of C o u n t y C om m issioner* In 3 I3tc •I'ltirj | j , Com plainant. . . m in e r s C. Ma Hand For Sheriff Having been urged by a large num­ ber of the voters of Seminole County to become u candidate for the office of Sheriff, I hereby announce my cnndidacy subject to the dednion of the Democratic primary. If elected Sheriff' of Seminole ty, I pledge my* very best efforts to gee that nil laws nre strictly en­ forced as far us it i* in my power to do no. Having served ns Sheriff of Seminole County for three yearn nnd five month* I believe I am fully qualified to fill the position to the satisfaction of ihu law abiding ele­ ment of the County. If elected, I pledge a relentless war on illirit distilling nnd Kale of all in­ toxicating liquors regardless of whe­ ther guility parite.t are friends or foes and I want it clearly understood that I consider that the ollico belongs to the people nnd their rights shall nl all times he considered paramount to everything else, nnd I repent thut to give to Seminole County the best that is in me and keep it in the front tanks of the Counties of the State in all things nnd especially in regards to the violation of the pro­ hibition und gambling laws of what ever nature shall be my first aim. And right here 1 wish to state em­ phatically that my deputies shall in all care! he chosen not on the ground of personal friendship but for their olficieney alone nnd should at a:iy time they or any of them become obnoxious to the public and it is brought to my at­ tention 1 promise to make thorough investigation and if facts warrant bis or their discharge to net on the •ante, as through me would he the only x :y < handling sueh matters. I niakr the above statem ent heeAllso I hc!i?vv It to In- the duty of . ;• «^A.v-v*a. * any ,1Sj,jrtng tn \-;hli • •’ llir > to stale hi* po­ sition in advuiut' on ali questions of p i’"l!e interest. Vt-rv respectfully yours, C. \V. Hand. DIRECT SH IPPIN G IRELAND KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AQENT8 General Fire Insurance OFFICE V K o h U M HANK HUII.DING S a n fo r d , - - Florida TO Liverpool Charges Were Extortion­ ate ns Usual Dublin, Nov 18. (By Associated Press) Gratification in Dublin over the establishment of direct shipping service with America, changed to disappointment when it was found that the Liverpool charges had been made on the cargo of the first ves­ sel to arrive here from America. The Dublin importer has had to pay a charge of nearly $10 ti ton for Liverpool port dues, cartage in Liverpool and freight from Llverp >o iito Dublin though the vessel eame direct to Dublin and never saw Liverpool. Tne explanation given by the consignors is that the matter d epemis upon the terms of the cotttraet which, being made in the old form contemplated these Liverpool charges. In future it should he easily possible to eliminate this dilliiculLy. The matter is, however, treated in the Dublin Nationalist press as a revival ugainst Ireland of the in­ famous Navigation Arts of 1GG0 to 1G71, under which no Irish owned ships were allowed to sail the seas. The principle difficultly in the way of the permanent establishment of direct t.'Ui'fic aam.Ii A me; leu h raid by economists to he the absence of sufficient return cargoes. Irish manu­ facturers are combining to meet this difll ulity. E X P E R IE N C E Great Storage Facilities In Ideal F orm ulas, \v co ffer y o u E xp erience d a tin g from th e v ery b eg in n in g of com m ercial p rod uction of Fit,, ida crops. T h is experience sh o w s not o n ly th e value o f proper m aterials correctly p roportioned a s to a d v isa b ility , lmi. llu* need o f porfqpt p h ysical c o n ­ dition til tim e of ap p lica tio n . T u secu re th is c o n d i­ tion . th e fertilizer m ust he m ade long in a d v a n c e , hatch •! and, and reground. T h is ca lls for enorm ou s store house ca p a city . A cres o f flooring are n ecessary to insure good s b eing thorou gh ly cured , season ed , blended, Itefoa' sen d in g them o u t to y o u . Labor is high nnd difficu lt— m a n y o th e r exp en ses and problem s nre to he met*—hold fa st to all th e su re things th a t m ak e y o u r su ccess. B y ch o o sin g Ideal O ver a q u arter c e n tu ry o f profitable field resu lts b ack o f th em . W h y tak e u n n ecessary chances? WILSON & T 0 0M E R F E R T I L I Z E R C O MP A N Y MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FKRTILIREUS JACKSONVILLE, :: :: :: :: d FLORIDA iky r .5 �THE SANFORD HERALD THESANFORDHERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Ilmlncs* M onger Published Every Friday by KOVEMHER 21, 1919 l>ontoffice JoIm and other good things cannot learn a trade over night, but he apparently was "full of fight" as the can learn to drive a bread truck or milk result of tiie senate's action on tie will go. The final vote on the jHiacw treaty will lx* made tomorrow and it looks like the treaty will lx- ratified in spite of all tiie reservations ami other arguementa against it. It is certain that when the1’peace treaty U finally settled the country will U* able to get down to business on other and equally im­ portant matters for own welfar. truck in a very short time, and men who are filling these positions in tho big cities are earning from 4,500 to $6, 000 a year. A -few rnbnths ' training fits many office men for somt-skllled labor J«il«s which pay handsomely In time th*i drafts on office stuffs by. fat< lories, mines, farms, mills and other industrial pursuits will balanc con ditions and the white collar men will ngnin come into his own, but the rail of tho overall is much stronger at the present time. . 4 peace treaty. V* JENKINS IN HAD u Virginia Consular Agent Stem* To Have Fulled Something v j n - 7 f t / j j • e Washingron, Nov. 08.—Wm. 0. flUlMCItilTION I'HICB IN AOVANCKl Jenkins, American consular agent ut ONK VKAR— _ ------------------------------ »l w > MIX MONTHS.---------------------------- -------- - *•« Fuel do was detained at the penitentiary TUBEC MONTHS— for two hours after his arrest on n charge of collusion with the bandits Ealrtnl u A*fa*« lind ISOS, *1 lb* l*b.ta(nra HwliU William Allen White , newspaper who recently kidnnppce him, accord­ I'ndrr A»» of M»rfh Ird, l»T»_________ man and sage, told a Kansas City au­ ing to advice* to the state departmert ll ti s l d Ball dint Trlrpbaaa N«. 41 dience the other day why the Presi­ today from Mexico City. lie then German Sea League dent is ill. In his view the presidency was released without bail and is now Iterlin, Nov. 09.—The German restricted to Ills own home. There were two reasons why the is now too great a burden for even n Navy fa-ague is to lie rechristened the cupermon to carry; and, ns u result editor of the Herald did not take in For further information regarding "German Sea League" and is to work the circus yesterday. The first was of Woodrow Wilson’s passionate conthe charges against Mr. Jenkins has "for tin* development of the German because no one asked us and the sec­ serration to the big tasks urging them­ l>eon asked for by tiie state depart­ mcreaantile marine and the resumption ond was because we could not go any­ selves upon mankind in this new day, of German maritime trade and shipping." ment and pending its receipts official:-, ho is‘halted by broken nerves and a how. would not indicate what action the pain-wracked hotly. Describing the government would take. ------- O -------President’s unprecedented achieve­ NO CHANGE GIVEN First unofficial news of the arrest? This prohibition thing is all right ments at Paris, .Mr Whito says: "He was received by the state department until the time comes for colds and had to go alone amidst the play of great Mexico Finds Small Silver Coin yesterday from the American embassy the "Gripp" and other things nml forces " Of the big issue of the hour Are Very Valuable which said the arrest appeared to lie then we recall how the physicians the Kansas writer oilers his rlarric Mexico City, Nov. HKIIy Associ­ Hof f o v vp. E u W f r r C ra w C o * hosed on declarations of a number of used to recommend rock and rye. analysis: "The l-rague of Nations LKJL 1 1 1 II t7aw.rxirsrtTM,ir>nv, ated Pres* The most persistent peons who, under threats made state­ covenant is only 70 per cent perfect: phrase encountered by thu buying ments purportln to establish collusion. Well, thut cold spell (oat wc have sometimes I think it much less than public in Mexico at present Is "No The department telegraphed urgent been longing for is here and the circus that, but it is tin* lag tiling of the pence bay cambio," "there is no change." instructions to the embassy to take at Orlando seems to have brought ii eon fere nee, the most significent tiling The silver in the Mexican peso, the matter up with tin* Mexican fore- < down to us. Now for that big winter west of the Ganges since the rrucifixion, fifty-rent piece and the smaller coins, Ign office, with n virew to securing season with all the attendant big tilings nml it is nil Wilson’s work. If It were is worth more than the face value of the release of Jenkins. only 10 per cent, perfect it would still the coin *1 this money has been booked for this section. The embassies later report that : f'k'ire in the Hi 11.-borough county pro­ Shire Mr. Carries was struck with In* a step in the right direction." And hoarded by amany perrons and sold Jenkins had i*ccn released, but was hibition fights during the pa.it 10 paralysis und for se vend weeks I. fun. that is the view of all broad-visioned fur their silver content. The Republicans are getting active restricted to his home, was Imscd on years, and especially in the campaigns the active management of the hotel Americans. Editor and Publisher. and looking ahead to th» time when The result is that "cam bio" or a report to tiie consular agent. The against illegal voting. While working Olive lias been carried on by Miss — O -----they too can gel up to the pie counter. change lias disappeared and persons embassy also reported that in a signe quietly lie was always on the job and Gladys Fields, a niece,.—Tampa Times Seminole counry Republicans held a WHITE COLLARS vs. OVERALLS. who buy or sell arc forced to npy statement published in tho Mexico wax fearless in hh efforts to drive meeting here Monday night to talk Once upon a time white rollars were from four to seven percent for silver City press the prosecuting attorney whiskey out of the stair. PENNSYLVANIA IS FILLED over old times and sec where the cheap and anyone could afford to wear pieces from brokers. .Most merchants of Fueblo charged that Jenkins was Several weeks ago lie became the them, but today they are a luxury refuse to make small sale* if they are guilty of criminal responsibility and of victim of n stroke of paralysis, and First Time In History That College that weighs heavily upon many who forced to give change, asserting giving fal-e evidence and that he laid nit bough he regained sfieech and a Has 1hissed Mark persist in wearing them. In a recent they would lose money in the tran­ Ixs'ii transferred to his home to avoid partial use of himself hi* general health Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 18. Issue of the Saturday Evening Post saction. recurrence of his illness which followed condition lisa grown orw steadily. tiie first time in its history the ■or Forest Crissy, one of the foremost his capture by the bard’ts. The "nzleci ’■nztci'u" « He was oved from Tam pa to Sanford, jf. the t'.r.iver * *e c m writers of the day. contribute* an arti­ p,",, ni. ,oM »i,i i iraettenllv usewhere bis son S. J. Garries is operating glstrit)*'"' of t ho I ’ n l v o r - T b t* v !• cle cm ' tf.Tje' Mr— T,:,v Men. In mor.cy in or cafes1 i.-J, snail after tin- i»nMdy»i* itr»!:x " a . -/(iff! HON I.EMH'R *'* «y I vanla ) i , is p«-x*cd the lo.tmii mark the article ! >• ; into out (lie high prici . when tliv pun-ha a em a il1 ami remained there unlit del a over sylvunia lias passed the 10,(KID murk. so many office *nnn nee paying for tlie amount. W. J. I arncs Fough For (leaner took him. Figures made public by the co llege privilege of wearing white collars. Hr "I might as well bo broke as have Politics The deceased loaves authoriticA ximw an enrollment nf one daughter, contrasts their positions with the wage *::i asteea". complained an Amorii . M. .xi. Christian i>nrisu:tn , cl this city, ,321. This is an increase of 1.2In \V. J Com,**, proprietor of the Ho­ .*ir». T. e/iarner. greatly to the ndvnnsnge «>( ] coulit not find a cafe to chungc his tel Olive, and for 10 years a citizen of ami four sons, J. W. Carnes, Douglas, over the largest previous registra­ the latter. gold. I.liter iie hit upon a unique Ga.;C. E. Carnes , Lafayette, La.: tion. The university is co-educationRank clerks, college professors, gen­ scheme. He deposited the "aztcca" Tapn died at Sanford Saturday aft­ W. P. Carnes, Raton Rouge, La.; and al iu only a few departments yet eral office men, and in fact the great with the cafe proprietor and pro­ ernoon about three o’clock, and tho re­ S. J. Carnes, Sanforx. Resides thr**’ 1,94(1 women are registered. majority of salaried men who affect ceeded to eat at intervals until lie mains were laid to real at Wodinwn he leaves three Mothers, Dr. Will morning. Fun­ It was necessary to refuse admis­ the white collar, are working for sal­ bad no more credit, which with rmetcryj Isterdny eral services were held at tiie Fir>t Me­ Carnes, Memphis , Tenn.J Dr. C. S. sion to at least 1,500 students. The aries utterly inadequate to meet the A IilG HOLE prevailing prices was not a long thodist church yesterdey norning at 9 Carnes, Sanford. Dr. C. S. Carnes great increase in ull departments high cost of living, while the wage time. o'clock , conducted by Re- ,\V. A. und wife, and Mrr. Mary E. Winstead has compelled the University to IN THE CASING earner as a class is reveling in luxury. Cooper, pastor of the First church, of attended the funeral. make immediate plans for the erec­ Went Ih t Report moans naught to our vulcanising As a ri-sull of the handicap the salaried which Mr. Carnes osfeen a faithful tion of several new buildings. The Hi* daughter, Mr*. Christian, an ml oxperts. lust child's play for them men are working under, many of them For Florida, ruin tonight except member since ho first came to Tampa. first to be constructed will lie a two of h * sons, J. W, Carnes and S J. to take that "busted" t in* and are drifting away from offices to fac­ fair extreme south portion WednefMr. Carnes has Ix-cn tin outstanding Carnes were also present at the funeral. dormitory for women students. tories and other over all jol*. make it run like new. In these day, probably fair fresh north­ For the past two years salaried men west winds except probably strong days of costly tires it means a have witnessed the rapid raise of the this afternoon and tonight near saving to you of $...... to $ every time we prolong the life of wage scale in all branches of trade east coast. yo u r used tires. Often our vul­ while their own salaries have advanced Imperceptibly or not at all. .lobs Hint canizing doubles their life. Low Rales to Jacksonville require neither education nor skill, Jacksonville, Nov. IS—Every rail­ ami not even much physical strength, road ticket agent in the state has are drawing much greater remuneration PHONE 17 than the average office position. Com­ received instructions from the line Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida mon* cense is supplanting pride in the he represent* regarding special low hearts and heads of thousands of men round trip fares to Jacksonville for and they are turning to the employment the Florida State Fair and Expo­ November 22-29 and a large We Know We Sell The Best Seed that will bring the largest routpensntion. sition, Education is no barrier to the overall travel to Jacksonville from state Tor Florida Farmers joIm and the demand for men to fill points is anticipated. Our R ep u ta tio n o f Years overall seems to !>c unlimited, while Hotel, boarding house and room­ applicants for office join have been ing house proprietors have given A ssures our H y -T est Q uality correspondingly great. tiie fair associatioon that there will SEND I'OII I U.I. I'ATAUir.lT and i: u s r While the office man can easily be no "gouging" of fair visitors and We are Familiar with Planting Con­ qualify for an overall job the average all will cooperate in making tbe fair ditions, Perhaps we can Help You. entire success. overall man cannot qualify for an office an ivnm: i s job, lacking the education and training Rates from each city and town E. A. MARTIN SEED COMPANY that a re to lie secured only by years in tiie state have been established of application. Of course jobs calling and information regarding tiie fares JACKSONVILLE. ELOIIIIH for skilled labor are different, as a man may be* received from all ticket agents. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY mmmm A Cigar— ibe name implies “class,” “ family” "ancestors.” The Virginia Lee cigar is in a “class” by itself. Family—originated in the aristocracy of the Vuelta Abajo dis­ trict of Cuba. Ancestors—the greatest and best tobacco leaf the world pro­ duces You’ll like VIRGINIA LEE Cigars. All of the _ _ tailers them. sell v1*01 JiENT VULCANIZING WORKS Tlve Most Fairly Priced Hill Hardware Co. STANDS FDR SERVICE, QUALITY, AND PRICE A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT Buy Your Heater Now Perfection Oil Heaters Box Heaters Sheet Iron Heaters A n d iro n s, F ire S creens and F ire S ets SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE Hill Hardware Co. What Perilling Sa)x “ It is my opinion that if we had l>cvn prepared adequately wv could never been called upon to defend our rights." General John J. Pershing, before the senate committee on mil­ itary alluirt. For two years the manufacturer* Record unceasingly urged prepared­ ness to save the danger of our soldiers living cold-bloodedly murdered by tlieir country’s unpreparednesa. We warned the nation that upon the head of the pacifists ami the advocates of unprepared ness would n it tiie blood of many a soldier kill* <1 because od our unprepared nest. General Pershing, whose judgment should lx* good . states the caw clearly. Germany M ievid we would not fight, (and had good cause to believe it, for did not millions of Americans vote merely to the tune, "He kept us out of war?" Every man who made that the reason for limis vote is responaibl for much of tin* sorrow and suffering of millions of our soldiers. Thus is a bitter pill to swallow, but it shoutd pugo the Nation of the poLcn which very nearly killed its soul and its body alike. Manufaiturers Record. President I* Out Washington, Nov. 18.—President Wilson was taken down stairs in a wheel chair today and rolled out on the White House luwn near the portico where he basked in the »un*hine for a short time. This was the first time he left the White House since his return from the Western tour during which he was taken ill. Those who saw the president said he seemed bright and cheerful and C a r B uilt T HE Chandler Six leads the w hole medium priced field of m otor can so distinctly in popularity, because it gives such extraordinary value at such a moderate price. W e firmly believe, and so do great hosts of people all over America, that the Chandler Six is the most fairly priced fine car built. It is quite as distinct in the excellence of its design and construction as it is in the fairness o f its price. And th a t is w h y t h e Chandler has com e in to its p o sitio n of u n d en iab le leadership. T h e C handler S ix is d istin gu ish ed for its m arvelous m o to r— the exclu sive C han d ler motor now In its sev en th year of c o n sta n t refinem ent—and for tiie sturdy stren gth an d sim p licity of its entire ch a ssis, and fo r the b ea u ty and co m fo r t of its several types of body. 6 0 , 0 0 0 C h a n d le r O w n e r s T e s t i f y T h e ir S a t is fa c t io n Stv*»-r*ucmftr Tturitf Car, SIISS Ftur~raunigrr KtadiUr, SUSS F»mr-Pautm{tr Diifialrh (.ar, SHIS Strtm-I’jinm itr StJam. SUSS F w h t t r m g t r Ctupt, SUSS Umtmtimi, SSSSS AUjrttwf, «, k. CI*9$Umd WIGHT TIRE COMPANY I , SANFORD, FLORIDA C H A N D L E R M O TO R CAR C O M PA N Y , CLEVELAND, OHIO �------ -— -r .»vi - *v 1,1^ " ~~ V,-'V ■" ‘* 1:l'. . . . J~ T~V■-lLJO*1',1iJ ~ r _: TH E SANFORD HERALD MnYgMBBB 21, 1919 UltteH«PPcnln*B M ention of jjitler* ln flr,cf p£f»orial lipm* ofInltrcat In and About Jt The City *£ ,„,l Mr.. lr. n. I'"!1" s|smt Sundry in of the Hillsboro. Summary of (he Floating Smalt Talkn Succinctly Arranged for Herald Renders Tamps the guests SX from » plomm"1 ™'> ■>“ * Ride a Dort, you will like it. 4-t •xjviilo* Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Carnes are cxHide a I)ort, you wI11 liko i l * 4*1 pectec home today from Tampa. \V I- Morgan has returned . . «hort vUU to her parents. Mr. Hide a D ort, you will like it. 4-t r^Mr^ J- K. Mettlnger ln Jarkson* Mrs. Christian returned to Tampa Ytllc. on Saturday, among those accompany­ . ltltht hauling call Phone 106 ing the body of Mr. W. J. Cnrnes. c F°E. Chorpenlng. 8-10tp Complete stock Diamond tires. Wight Tiro Co 65-tf ' Mr and Mrs- II. UwL, W‘ f° r. JlLonville on Saturday a ter a visit Miss Lillian Vaugu will leave , ««ral weeks in Sanford. shortly for Miami where she will take Ride a Burt >’011 wil1 ,ikn U- ‘t‘t a course in nursing at The Maternity . congenial party motoring to Orl- Hospital in that city. t0 attend the circus were Mrs. The Daughters of Wesley will hold n Mlw Annie Weeks, Miss Ruth their annual bazaar and a cooked Grjft^ Mr. Harry Weeks and Okie food sale Saturday, Nov, 112, 1919. Place announced later. 6-tf ^rbno and Harmony taught by Mm. M. C. Wilkinson and three p F rn“ ivc Series Method. Con- children, Ito we mi. ElizalH'th and John Irvatcrv graduate. Phone 230, Mrs Watson of Newport, Ark. are the *■' s . Ankncy. 918 M yrtle Ave. guests of Mrs. Wilkinson's father, Mr. J. F, Sloan. yh. and Tucs-Gtc MrJ. colema and little son have rrThere's u man at the curb to serve you. 55-tf tJrn<d fr»m a trip to I’alatkn. Pint Mason fruit Jars a t L. P. Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey and daugh­ . „ ,, fiG-tf ter, Mbs Virginia leave fir Jackson­ UcCulbr s. rr .„I, „f Mrs. H. L. Chandless ville today to consult an eye specialist t . ; . h to hear of her Hitt*. Mr for Miss DiCourwy. Thu Ladies Guild of the Kpiscopk Chandler u the guest of Mr. and Mrs. church expect to hold a bazaar and Divld S|ser. fair for three afternoons and nights PZ- Seal pint fruit jars ct LP. of Dec. 2nd, 3rd nml 4th in the McCuller’s5G‘ft Parish House. 1-tf Mr and Mrs. Uol*ort Herndon Mrs. Clias. Ptplar has returned from ootond to Tampa on Sunday and a few days visit to relatives in Jackson­ rc expected home today. Huy Diain itnds Wight Tiru Co. ville. 55-tf WANTED — OLD CLEAN RAGS. AN'V KIND EXMr l Mrs. A. D. Parrisn, Miss t'E PT Ji-D SOCKS, . ,,.i, . .inti tliirvi.y Parrish COATS. PANTS, OR FED SPREADS. AT THE j’J - t f HERALD OFFICE. A motor party from Pittsburg, WILL FIND guests of 11ot**l Curnns on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Valltowe, W. M. Slater and W. M. Slater Jr. I)orts for everybody. Ilryan Auto .I A C K S O .N V I L K , F I .A . Co. 4-t f \ cimr-nient place (o itop. M odem Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thigpen have trick building >'< lirmI of armiirmetil and ■Imping district. Hot nml colil we.Ur, returned after a week-end spent in rlrphonr in each mom; steam healed Jacksonville on business. hreughout Roomy lobby, attractive parDr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in #•1 tunny vernndai, clean comfortable Sanford on Monday, Wednesday ird*. best service and Fr ay of each week. 53-tf Cbild"» Kntaurant adjoining. $l.SO lit up. Mrs. Roaeh, of Jacksonville is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams. Q urrt Mason fruit jars at L. P. McCullcr’s. 56-tf Mr. and Mrs. 11. D. Pipar of Boston Fire Mass, were visitors in the city for sev­ eral hours on Monday while en route Automobile to Orlando for the winter,. Roost Theft Leon’s Auto Transfer. All trains met. Phono 91. Hotel Carnes. Liability 67-tf Mr. and Mrs. A. Kelly and children Collision left on Sunday for North Carolina for a visit of several months. For Sale—fi ft. llghtwood post and cull crust ties for fence posts 30c each f o. It. Wagner. Car Hcpunni JO I.fading Companies lots or less. O. C. Bryant, Wagner, Writing Every branch Flu. M-W-Hp A charming party of Jacksonville delegates to the U. D. C. Convention In Tampa, stopping nt Hotel Carnes «n Sunday evening, were Medames. IOC. W EST n i t S T S T R E E T R. L. Nellns, J. L. Medlin. M. I'JIDNKS lad'ils, W. B. Glover and A. II. Arring­ 0 5 1* ! i I t r .l ij r n r e M or JOT ton. They left early Monday morn­ ing for Jacksonville. i l A f E FAIR VISITO RS HOTEL ALBERT I NS URANCE Bring your hemstitching to Mrs with England on tho basis of an econo­ Maude Philmon at tho -French mic n compromise. The battle of the Shop. Also dressmaking a spec Marne, he deplores as a grave failure ialty. 11-W-t solely through the army leadcrs-lasing Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Steed and Bol»- their heads. by Page of Kbrlmmee were week end A T. Hossittcr is the llret man in guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball nt Hotct Carr,is. Mis. Sirr-d will remain Sanford to get one of tho now Overland ears. Manager Haight of hero for several days. The change in tho weather this the Overland Sales Co., says ho will morning will make them hunt their have a rnr load of Dverlands soon and ail of them n*e already sold. overcoats. The Ball Hardware Co., is getting ready to move this week into their new store rooms on First street. O. P. Swope of Oviedo was among FOIt SALE the visitors to the city yesterday. For Solo or Exchange—One 20 acre, B. G. Smith of Oviedo was in one 10 acre, Sanford Ave, Walking the city yesterday and remained last distance to city. Two lots corner night to attend the Republican Center and Elm Ave. Two ots west meeting in the court house. side Palmetto avenue 50 ft. from A. G. Alien i«t in the city advan­ Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. cing the Allen Minstrel Show that Corey, owner, 075 N. Spring St., Los will he here Thursday night. Mr. Angeles, Cal. 13-13te. Alien is a former resident of this city where he started the Lyric For Sale—Four-room house cor­ Theatre. ner 5th and Palmetto, east and Messrs. Johnny Wood nml Bert south front. Lot 34x117 feet. Price Ammunds of Orlando were Suturdzay $1.50(1, half cash. W, M. Haynes, visitors in Sanford. Herald Office. 10-tf Mr. J. I). Jacobs, of Onley Vn., Farm Photography a specialty. who is well known in Sanford has re­ Photos of at! kinds, See Sheafer turned and will again lie connected at 113 Elm Ave. 9-tI with the Trmk Growers this winter. F’or Sale — Prepare lor cold weath­ Mr. Fred Willmott of Orlando is in er NOW. Buy your winter's lire the city on business. Mr. W. K. Hathaway spent Monday wootl now and save money. Oak or pine. Either stove or fireplace wood. n Wagner on business, Phone 119-W. Huberts & Smith, Mr. J. W. Harries who is connected Wood Yard, corner Oth and Elm. with the Snllli and Holden Company 5-tf of New York has returned to San­ ford for the winter from Martins' urg For sale or exchange—1 Vault West Vn. door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 Mr. Tom Martin returned Monday inches high, 1 small Safe, 31 inches from a week end trip to Dunncllon. high, 1 adding machine. Must sell C2-tf. Dr. Samuel Pulcston is in town quick. C. Care of Herald. today from Miami shaking hand" ..’Idi His in any Sanford trn*«il«. Mol M H S . J U L IE S T A IiA C lI stsiet i but Miami is bOuioing and SOPRANO that he and his family expect to Available for Concerts, Recitals, Musilike their now homo very much. rales Festvals, Oratorio and Special Church Services xMr*. Galloway M— Newman, Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. 11. W. Hern­ Sanford, Florida don left yesterday for St. Petersburg where they will represent the San­ ford Woman’s Club nt the meeting of the state federation of Womans Club. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ELDER S P R I N G S W A T E R T I I O M A H I). IIAKKII. Pfc. II. A n a l i l l r t l » m l C o m a llln f C h r m lt t • P ro fra a la n a l n f N a tu ra l H c la a ta Krai-,Ha*. Itnlllna ( ' e l l e f r . H e , I d a I ’ r lr a t r L a b * , a la r r o f llo llln a C o llr f a W in te r P a rk , i'la .. N o r. S lh . IS IS M r . T . O. C h a r lr a .Hanford, H a ., D u , Kir: I b a t * r o m p M e il c a re fu l f h r r n lr a ! a n a lra la o f Ilia aaraplo o f w a te r th a t >an b ro u g h t mo r a i l * la a t w e a k, anad h a to a b la ln r d lh a fo llo w in g ro a n lta i l ' o l o r , _ _ ____________ _________C lr a r I le a 'I Io n ___ ____________ ^ . — . . N o n t r a l lir a - A ra in a m a _ 00 p a rt* por m llll.in Albuminoid A m m o n ia _ _ _ _ r b to r ln a T o lo l a olid ■ 1.71 Oarta por m illio n a.00 pacta p e r m illio n H a r d n r a a ___Z l.O l porta per million Nllratoo _______ _______________T e a r # , .„ T raro T h e a b a o n r o p r a r t l r a l l r of froo a n d a lb u m in o id a m m o n i a In thlo v a l o r a n d Ita t o r y amall a m o u n t u t r h l o r l n r I n d l r a l r a Ita o i r o l l t n l q u a lll, for h a u a o h o ld pn rp o a ra . In a d d lllu n to t h e good q u a ll l , rh o r o r l rr l a ll c n n t auperlor b o u a o h n ld • • t o r , ll poaaooaro aporlal f r a t n r o o of m u r k ra lu o , o a p r r l a tl r Ihoao « f o i r o l t o n l n a tu r a l a r t a l l o n a n d L O W d r g t o o of h a r d n r a a . T ho b a r lr r l o lo g l r o l a n a lje lo . rr a o l l l n g In a n a r o r a g o total f o u n t , In f a i r a a m p tr* of t h e v a l o r , of 1 b a r lo r l a p r r f o n t.: a n d In finding no r o l a n . or o lh o r h a rm fu l b a r t r r l a , full? r o n S r m It* good q u a tlij I n d l r a l r d b ; Ike L 'H K M IC A L a n a l ,a l a . O f Iho m a n , Valero of thla a n d o t h e r r r g l o n a th a t I h a r e a n a l r t r d . I b a r * fo u n d none a u p r rl o r In all good quallllca to t h a t o f tho " K l d r r W a t e r . " Vouro t o f f r r a p o r t f u llr , (H lgnrd) T IIO H . II. IIAKKII T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor T K L EPIIO N K l l l . W I I I PA UK A VC. H A M ttIM ) . IT .O IIID A Florida Safe & Lock Co. Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, Safely Deposit Poxes. Prompt Delivery 1 18D 0V Pox 84, Lakeland, Florida STILL DOING BUSINESS 1D1S) Rrr—at ordm. »nd unified cuitcmrrt who linvr uicl our ffftilijrr 'yr»r ftfirr >nr, who alv\i>i Rladly rrco*r.mrnd our teo-J: t; their nciilitwii «r** c. v» • --'-I*- axiriroi., Our rticc. »eo slv -yi the !oww ' u.'1 'i i •« coniiOcrcJ, oner isoImJ l Write fcf Li... ton. cr i-rid order tr>d yen Uilt ts li.-AlrJ ilJa. rU illU Z i.H S . fNSECTICIDLS, SfHAVERS, I'OVLTRY S LITU ES n ; O. P A IN T U It I ’M UTILIZHIt CO. J. L\ Spurting, Local Agent, .locknunvllie. F lorida Sanfortl, Florida Fur Sheriff 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ unty subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary. W. P. CARTER Nnllro To tho stockholders of tho First National Bank of Sanford, Fla. Notice is hereby given that pur­ suant to n resolution of the Hoard of Directors, n meeting of the Stockholders of the First National Rank of Sanford, Florida, is railed to be held in the City of Sanford, Florida, in the office of the said Bank, on the 4th day of December, A. D. 1919, at 3 o'clock P. M. of the said date, to vote upon the question of increasing tho capital stock of said Bank. 10-Gtc B. F. Whitner, Cashier. A man's best p a l i t his smoke B onds B. W. Herndon ♦* Christian Science services # will be held nt the Woman's Club, Oak avenue, between ] Third and Fourth atrets, on Sunday, inorningnt 10:45 oclock. Subject: "EverV lasting I ,un ish m en t."lS-tf # # # # aLet’s give ’em our smoke” ^ MERICA must raise more live stock. The number of horses, cattle, sheep, and swine in the world has fallen so low that the greatest live stock shortage in history is upon us. That’s why our officials have decided to offer such generous prem­ iums for the best farm stock shown. A sm oke— Chesterfield. T he choicest A real of expensive nronmtio Turkish tobuccos, # the finest of stm-Pipencd Dom estic leaf, blended by an original und exclusive method that can’t he imitated. Tax Hooks Now Open Tax Books are now open for the payment of State and County Taxes; a discount of two per cent js allowed for payment in November, and one per cent in December. Jno. I). Jinkins Tac Collector, Seminole County S AT-W E D-5TC—W-14-2tc. In the blending of these costly tobaccos, our experts have brought out a new ilavor and a mellow richness surpassing that of any cigarette you ever smoked. Chesterfields sure do satisfy; not in Ilavor alone, hut ill value, in cpiality, even in liiciv* superior moisture-proof wrapping that keeps them firm and fresh always. • FLORIDA STATE FAIR Jacksonville, Fla. NOVEMBER 22-29 S B E ij You want “ satisfy” —that’s sure. You get it only in Chesterfields. Ilillburn Cannot Serve Washington, Nov. 07. — Humors current here for several days that Com­ missioner R ojkt of the Internal Rev­ enue Bureau might not appoint Judge 0. P. Ilillburn of Tampa to the position of liquor enforcement officer, were verified here today. The physical disabilities which judge Ilillburn re­ ceived through wounds in tho war disqualify him from performing such dut'es as will bo required of him, it was Muted. I arked Leadership Berlin, Nov. 19.—The Tacgilche Rundschau publishes a letter from the former Crown Prince in which he com­ plains of the lack of resolute political iradershilp during tin* war, and of the failure o" Germany to make r**'nc«* . .it. ... JC Chcs. Field % # NOTICE Rids will ho received by the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County at their next regular meeting to be held an Tuesday December 2nd, at 10 o'­ clock A. M. for the building of a vault In the Seminole County Court House. I’lans nnd specifications can be obtained from E. A. Douglass, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sanford, Florida or from F. II. Trimble, architect, Orlando, Florida. Hoard reserves the right to reject any and all bids. E. A. Douglass, W13-3tc. Clerk. —C o p , r t i h t » d — © E © A HUE cn>‘IP 51 © ' 2 0 for 2 0 c I p P — and the blend canyt be copied ! �1 ____ _ KiF"n '8I ' ij r a * THE SA N FO R D HERALD • \ K G*rtc NEWSPAPERS THREATENED WITH RUIN PAPER AND SCARC1TY OF III CIS PRICE WILL CAUSE SUSPENSION OF MANY Kftf.-VNc--* York, Nov. 19.—Thirteen c e n ts a pound f. o. I>. mill, was asked for pri nt paper hero during th li week The price was for enr load lots, and was m ade to one of the largest pur­ ch asers of sheet print paper in the c o u n try . The mill refused to make a price of anything less than 11 cents. Chicago, Nov. 18.—It is reliably reported here that une of the largo dally papers of the rlty has made «r> offer of 10 cents a pound for 1,000 tons of roll print, nnd has not found a mill th at will take tho order. The Chicago papers are being forced to omit a large amount of advertising from every issue because of the shortage of print paper. Washington, Nov. 18.—Complaint of inability to secure print paper aro pouring into government olllces here. Newspapers are reporting prices of 8, 9 nnd as high 1- cents being asked fur print paper, and when or­ ders are placed at these prices It is possihio to secure only very small quantities, not nearly enough to meet their needs. Omaha, Nov. 19.—Ono of the largest wholesale paper dealers of the country reports print paper prices giong upward every day, with a rnb.e in one week of more than Si a hundred. Many mills are refusing to accept orders at any price, nnd a forced suspension of many papers Ir. looked for, £3 there Is no prospect of any relief In the immodiato future Washington, Nov. 18.—Small and weekly newspapers are threaten­ ed with destrnetinn because of In­ ability to obtain print paper, tho house was told by Representative Reavis, * republican, Nesbraska. He charged that news print manufac­ turers were refusing to sell small publishers, in order to till the w ants of the metropolitan dailies. Taper consumption by tho big city dailies and magazines has greatly increased, Mr. Ken vis said, by nn “ extensive national tulvrrtbir.g campaign conducted to defent the goveernment in collecting taxes.'' He urged that tho internal revenue bureau investigate tho returns "of concerns sonducting the campaign to disclose to w hat extent th e ir excess profits tax was reduced by the costs of the advertising. New .« § v •* . i • " - 1- , if! u ■i*l "[ •J* 4 JKJFJU V *I twsaacajrrr.* r*«k&S*« w SXK&Sl M i rt* *• f t.; .. k T h e Ford M odel T One Ton Truck w ith its m anganese bronze worm-drive is really a necessity for the farmer because it solves his problem o f econom ic transportation from the farm to the city. And in farm work alone, it will be found a great money saver as well as a lug labor saver. 1 las all the merits o f the Ford car multiplied by greater capacity with greater strength. N o extra cost in operation. We'd like iu talk it uvci with every farmer, vour Ford car to ur. for net;rssar*• * * m thus get the genuine Kurd parts and reliable Ford workmanship. i A gent Edward H iggins, S alesm an It aPL. It I ________ Dublin, Nov. 18.—Many Irishmen IwliVvo the government’ll m-w Irish hill will give an option to northeast Ulster of coming Into or staying out of a Home Ruin parliment. 1’nrt of the inducement for Ulster to come in may bo provided by adoption by tho plan first auggestedd by Premier loyd George under which an Irish parliment would meet alternately in Hi !fa it and Dublin, it is said here that Sir Edward Carson would vigor­ ously oppose the plan of allowing Ul­ ster to exercise its option by voting by counties. Sir Edward is said to stand out for a clean cut of the six northeastern counties. The problem is to give setf govern­ ment to a country one-fifth of which at least would rather have rivil war than to abandon ita present status. The other four-fifths of the country !r. *. jurlirr.cn! a host iv,»v tjiligs in Ireland an prohibited as n il­ gai. LEON’ S *, • CVU dl?j • i Upper C i i h u n h ind O d o lift l i t ph o ne Baptist 75 Million Campaign Is asking $75,000,000 in cash and 5-year pledges during Victory Week, Nov. 30-Dec. 7 If you believe this is a worthy program line up with the Baptist church of your community for “MILLIONS FOR THE MASTER” This Space Contributed By Fir-t Meeting of Sanford White Way Association The First meeting of the San­ ford White Way Association will lie held at tlie Hotel Carnes Wednes­ day Nov. 19. nt three P. M. for the purpose of electing the officers of the Association. This is a very important meeting and would like for every citizen of Sanford to lie present at this meeting. Sanford will have the White Way and if nothing happens we will have it ready for the tourists when they arrive, this season. g £ Presbyterian Church Wc Presby terians had a good day Sunday in spite of the weather Sunday night: Seven people joined the church, four of theqi men. The C. K. had an enthusiastic meeting Sunday night. 9,1 88 .8 ! - 35.060.29 1918 . 117,629.72 127.30 2,300.00 . I,ntl.8] 2, 967.1 S 1,601.69 222.77 192.00 317.26 292.03 7 60.37 l 27,77<U>r 13-wlte iik im ih t ok school funds h k m in o u : countv Far T k f P r r lo d f ln d ln f J u n r 3 o lb .. 1919. T h e following report of t h e receipt* a n d dl*bur»em«-nt« of tb«, *rhool f u n d i of Seminole C o u n ty for t h e pe riod rm llnx J u n e 30lh. 1919. with the b * U n r t « a n d a m o u n t of warrant* ou lata n d ln a a n d a • la te r r e n l of t h e a*«rt* a n d llbilillre, a n d t h e v a lu e of School property of the eaid !S e m in o le C o u n ty a* r e p o rt e d on ! ’ 70th. d > / of J u n e 1919 by the County Hoard of P ublic I n stru c tio n a n d t h e S u p e r in te n d e n t of P u b lic I n e t r u r t l n n I* hereby pubIlabfd under t h e pruvUlon* »f C h a p t e r 6613 of the t.awa of F l o r i d a , Acte of 1918. E It NEST AMOS. Comptroller. faenrral Srhuol Fund ftepoeitory Ilalanre, Jan I, 1919 Warrant# outilandlnt Jan. let, 1919.. ._ ................ . Net Ilalanre. Jan I, 1919 Iterrlyla for the Sla Month*. From : T a * C u l le r t o r —T a l e * . . ------- . . Comptroller —lledrmpt Ion* C o m p tr o lle r —Int. on S t a l * F und .......... Comptroller- Hallrnad Tai Comptroller—Une Mill State Taa ............ County Judre—lluntlnr I.leetiae* 1.807.31 300.00 1,397.18 .19,381.33 319.67 770.00 4.3H.V, 17 8,860.80 293.00 301.00 T e a c h i r a —Itetalner* llo f u n d e d ----P a t r o n * Hopper A r a d a m y — Donation* for T e r m Katenelon 293.00 10,000.00 f trpoeltorie* —l.»ana I>, poet torIra—fnler«-at Tnmfera Maklny ItalJnre ______ Mr. Lake's Address Nrptl More Census Takers Census takers are wanted for employment during tire month of January in the Paoln-Lnko Mary, tire . Oviedo-Chuluota, and the Gabrielin-Long wood districts of Seminole County. This government service is estimated to pay $5 |>er day and ,ipward for the average enumerator. Information about it may he ob­ tained from the Postmaster nt San­ ford. or by writing nt once to Ja*. ,1. Emery. Census Supervisor, Federal Building, Jacksonville. Those who apply must do so nn\v. ns the list of enumerators must bo forwarded to Washington at once. Get the blank from postmaster nnd. forward your application fc.imined 710.97 7.663.71 .‘•9.30 389.89 O a i h on Hand S e p t e m b e r 30»h, 1919 -----616. t26.13 *61,646,16 (S lx n n lt II. L. K W I N O , T r r a t u r r r C p p r r S t . J o h n * D r a i n a t * D lilrlc t. in The Okeechobee News has the following about the address delivered at Okeechobee on Armistice I)ny by lion. Forrest Lake of this city: * “ lion. Forrest Lake, whoso home is at Sanford, bnt who is known to the remotest sections of tho state accepted nn invitation to deliver a patriotic address, and was intro­ duced to the vast audience by Mr. John M. Murrell. Mr. Lake did n«t -peak longer limn ten minute.*, hut it In*. I...... many a day -ir.ee .such words of wisdom, patriotic words, words .hat none could deny, have fallen front the lips of n man in this section of Florida. During the de­ livery of the address, a stillness pre­ vailed that meant much, for it dem­ onstrated that h^t hearers were in complete acc o n l— a compliment more pleasing to a speaker than if the applause had been long, loud nnd vociferous." S'.O.OO _ K n p l n e e r l n f ...... ......................... K o r e d o t u r a ______ — — — I . c f i l Servlre* . ......... ................ L*-**) C i p - n iM — ... .......... Office Krfvicw . .. ___ .... Office H t p e r r e * __________________ P e titio n to A m e n d . . . ............................................ Rupervitor# S m l m . . . _____—______ R u p e r t l*ur* K ij:e n * e e. .............— T ra n trd p l E*p»nn» Hrfur.il Penalty I n t e r e s t .. Phone Orders also Taken at Hotel Carnes Leon's Auto Transter Co. ___I — .——---------- ------- llUbnraamrala Philips Old Drug Store Stand All Kinds of Hauling Baggage Transferred Meet all Trains STATEMENT Duln*** D td rlrt lU lurri W«r D ep artm ent......... l l r e c i n i County Taxc*____ — ............ Oranpe County T a n a . OiceoH County T a i e * ......____ 12.98 1.130.00 Ctpendrd for Srhoola; Salarte* uf Tiaehera Furniture —...... T r a n i p o r t a l l o n e of Pupil* I n r h le n la la for arhnol* / t .............. .— 19.730.30 21.30 3.1 93,00 5.00 K i p r n a r a of A d m ln U lratlo n : S a l a r y of Supt... T 'a v e U n s e jp e n a . a of S u p t . Per IHem and Mlleatje, member* of Hoard .. Attorney 878.00 126.00 125.80 80.00 210.31 567.30 , In c id e n ta l* (or H oard a n d S u p t Interrat l.ra v ln ir l t a t i n r e Tranefrre N ote * paid t ‘r. Cr. 39,708.31 t l. 0 I I .9 0 I tla burarotrnl* lor th e .SI* M o nth*: 21,901 C| W ilis 116. 39 13.000.00 13,116.69 Net Ila la n re , J u n e an. 1919 Net P - ' a - - - . J i - r e 30.l!M n W a r r a n t* ■utejrndlnif, J u n e .to.tal'J IW W W 2.531.j T 97.00 ■VJI.J7 i J . I M i . t , , ) , . H i l l MV, , 3 I • Hrm|illDU!(*>n Of of .Spt cUl Tai School liutilri Fund*. Srtnlnoln rcunij, f Li., Junr 11*[ 3 m |E >fe c , i ! 3 l . o !? S £* & E -5 3 1162.61 S7679.3IH 12122.77* S.iu*. in » 1798. 1*, 2.*H.60' 647.70 28.3.00 11.72 t s i . t s 1*2.1 '■ 869.6! tSO.OOj 23.93 602.32 12 3.03 191.7-» m .u 90.32 12.13 209.87 632 89 210.00 5wnj 171.86 91 *1.37 320.0*1 t i r a ? . i iTT T 7-rT * ’.120.".'* , 1 0 I t r r a p l tu l j ti o n of Itr p o r l S e m inole C o u n t ) , e4--J— ■a * .Alu.tnVj M 7 d f 6173.00 ■ h fo* S'? I*•2 tfr nf w ht n .1 g t 9 |§ i- SSuTTo tS.Od 190. OCX 101.89 21.62 253.31 33*Jlt 511.15 il'.-jt.-,: of S r h e i l Hund, I A S Fund*. Florida, J u n e 30lh., 1919 5 g% 0) 2^ CP £7 rt x £ c S l l C m * ‘A pris* EC « s. err— 1 c 2 * «1 J c2 §T | Si * 0 s.j cxS “ ‘*8 — f -j’/.*t. '1 t tlOl'.u.l|»7.8l.i«l »57'.i8.2o $ if $7.viou<m Mi » i :,oox».fKi 119.29 6609.62 t 2 n .-1s ItIMlI in*7.n| i. *. l i . m I i : .».;s O U t IM^h;,62 S * . 9 'I'O.II - p t a u d t |i.»Mi.5l 12521.91| 1201.6* |900u0.00| *119 2 9 910290.71 3 - THE BAPTIST MESSAGE TO THE WORLD TODAY nifl * .*• Is ltm i. AUTO TRAN SFER CQ. PHONE 114 FINANCIAL Si. la b s * O r l n b r r l i t IS I S t o S e p te m b e r 30lh, 1119 Receipt*: I !oIn«r inti American Soldiers Hartford, England, Nov. IS.—Plans an- under way for tin* building of a chapel ns an annex to Christ Church liere to serve as a memorial to those fighting non of the United Staten Who died In the American Hospital at Hartford. The vicar, lUv. Row­ land Worrncll. in announcing the jirojeet stir'ed tlmt "the name of every American who died in Hartford would May (Jive Railway Workers An lie inscribed upon t h - walls of tin* Increase of 53.000,000. chapel, no that all who enter may be Washington, Nov. 07. Directorremit.tb d of the gallant sacrifices made General Hint's today submitted to iu the cause of civilization.” representatives of the four railway brotherhoods an increase wage scale amounting approximately to $3,000,000 a month. The proposal. laid la-fore represen­ tatives of the brotherhoods at the dosing of the wage conference, was taken under ndviseni-nt. It was not what tin* men asked for, hut their an­ swer will i*1 presented to the directorgeneral within the next ten days, and it was considered likely they would nerejit. The Increase woyhl affect trainmen, firemen, engineers and conductor*, hut more particularly tho,* employed in the slow freight train service. There are many other questions nffccting working conditions of trainmen which have not been decided and to which no reference has l*s-n made by Mr. Hines in public statements. Here are a few of the fundamental things for which Baptists have always stood and for which they stand today: ^ Absolute religious liberty for all, Jew and Gentile alike. Church membership composed only of converted and baptized persons. Self-determ ination in all religious m atters without any overlordship or overhead management of any kind. The supreme sovereignty of Jesus in all matters o f the soul. The Bible the law of Christ’s reign. It is for the promotion of the salvation o f lost souls everywhere and the fuller propagation of these princi­ ples that the NOVEMBER 21, 1119 r)3itiuuiiq<f(] C. F. Williams, Rill : *•;, i ! S THE U N I V E R S A L C AR Irish f; Zl i|s If I Anarfl* and J5 ,1s III l.lahitllle*. A***'to f i e tier at Srhnol Fund t la t a n n - t a t h in l 'e p « « ito r y 1‘rraallerted taere, c u r re n t >«ar S p e c ia l Ta* lllelrirla I l a l a n r e raah In D r pnaltnriea 1 n r . ll. 1 1, ta*.*, c u r re n t y e a r .... . H a la a n r e C a th I A S Fund* H a la n a r C a th S e n d Fun-1 N o. 6 3.091.3 7 7,000.00 I.9 0 T 6 7 3,647.26 9.591.50 615.52 26.082.32 T olat IJblllllra C e n t Sthool f u n d W a r r a n ta U u tita n d in K for C u r r e n t Eipeitee* Notea payable Specia l Tat ItUtrlrle W a r r a n t* c u te lan d ln g It-r d* n u te ta n d tn g i Note* p a y a b le r 97.00 6.000.00 ti.no 90 ,000.00 11.812.97 ’r »tal I07.9it.97 Value of School Property t ie n r r u t S*hool l l m i 'e , and Lot* , . S. hn. I I u r n tlu t. S -b —I A p p a r a t u i t l t h r r Schuul Property Special T a t lllalrlrl* School l l o t i u r anti Lot* * School F u rn itu re School Appartao* t l t h r r School P roperty l.e a tl 800.00 300.00 100.00 600.00 125.000.00 21,000.00 1,300.00 1,000.00 t 30,200 00 W tl-tc 1 wsa th ere lo make s sketch of tlrcn'i* Hour like a feast. For tin Iter. Luncheon was Just over, anil liny lothller* tlierp Is a varied ,ahe w as talking lo a lit tie knot of menu, som etimes L’nceda Biscuit women. T he first I h eard , as and milk, sometimes G raham Creek* I slid quietly into aTb**trby sea t, w ere er«, Oaimeal C rackers o r Lunch IU«“N stional Lllscult." VV-a 11i n fulf, Thi* i-* changed on sjwlfll tint ly my own tasty occasions to Old T im e S ugar Cook* pou. I llkctl her. ateJBM fffisI com- ieJ or ^ e M ^ e w to u s and, rn M t of fu rtally a t m y j>en n lU ^ Z M ^ a re days when vie bad and rir* vA ^ ^ j j ^ J 3 * lvream and Nabisco, and tbose "Hetween The dark n n s ^ L u ^ g S i ^ ^ e r e our (tarty days. •the was quel Inc. "tbei^^fcM ays a "Don't think nt./ hour !.* J'-i't a lldt of pause world lunch liour. It siarteil us happily. *eem* wallliarMCffMenliilAfor III ll^WBlfltl IfliiiJ '"I" »>* sure they chlld n ^tfefffce they w dsy- f or lhl:TO®n> given t h a t J ^ bsbffn. I irst l b AIWOVS r C 'l d v - — -Ayv 11 ■ Then, when ihevJaSP xaiwa>s rcaay ■to toddle. i alw ays fresh — always w el- , n,e 'children«e come. An appetizer at the beginning o f the meal, making the best soup better, and the final touch of faction when the cheese and coffee arc served. Nothing can take the place of U n e e d a B is c u it on the family table. NATIONAL BISCUIT llslfl COMPANY too-rl ten t* \pnd of' were w d Hour. "You fi-o. evel went on. "ore much'TT t-ial*. They arc mn*l loV^ must Iradablc after they' something to eat. National DGi dainties alwav* begin our Chil* ■ ,,, fiwa)* _ Jalnty. ah *«nly Nation*! v a n t,e. During 15“* Tny hallos were Crov*Hd never mls«ei1 tho Chlj* Hour with Its tubly «*-«• 4 - * , * �iCi.-- -- >c : o c » » c ;0VK3i3EK THE SALE OF SILKS h ;:«y real opportunities iu women who wish to save. Please read these few suggestions. Silk Taffetas, $2.30 Pure silk quality in standard weight, nnd texture, yard wide, umy a tew days reiiitiiii m wineii you can take advantage of this wonderful event which hundreds of women have’already agreed is by long odds Black Messalins, $2.00 Standard quality, yard wide. Georgetta Crepe, $2.30 Standard quality, even thread 3G inches wide. Susquehana Poplins, $1.25 Pure silk Poplin, all colors, 3G inches wide; standard make Cotton Back Satin, $1.70 SA N FO R D HAS EVER KNO W N 3G inch Black Satin. Best quality. Dress Woolens Storm serges, French serges and wool plaids at $25, $35, $40 and $55 values at $1.00, $1.40, $2.10 yard Cotton Goods White, and Colored Outing, heavy quality per yard.............. 35c. Fast Colored Dress Ginghams, per yard, .............................35c. Heavy Cheviot and Whirlings, per yard,.................................... 35c. 36 inch Bleaching, per yard....................................».................... 2Gc. Good quality Mercerized Poplin, per yard, ................... 48c. Fancy Patterns in Cretonnes, per yard ....................................32c. 36 inch Percale, plain and fancy colors, per yard,.................. 35c. Curtain Scrims, per yard 24c to.................................................. 58c. W omen’s U nion S u its, medium weight, cotton, High nnd low neck, long sleeves, full length $ 1.10 • Women’s Cotton Undervests High and low neck, short and long sleeves, per gnrment, 65c, 79c, $1.10, $1.20 Children’s Hose, 35c and 40c 117 E. First St. ^ Hegula < \ AFTER A WEEK OF SPIRITED BUYING THE INTEREST OF THIS GREAT FAR REACH­ ING SENSATIONAL SALE SHOW S NO SIGN OF ABATEMENT. NEVER BEFORE HAVE' THE WOMEN OF SANFORD HAD SUCH A BUYING OPPORTUNITY. HAVING CON­ TRACTED FOR THESE COATS AND SUITS BEFORE THE ADVANCED PRICES WENT INTO EFFECT, PLACES US IN POSITION TO MEET ALL COMPETITION. t Blankets , and Comforts Large size Blankets in plain white, gray, tan, and plaids Childrens and M isses undershirts, Medium weight cotton shirts, long sleeves, size G to 12, per garment........................6 5 c Fine ribbed hose for Boys and Girls, sir*; G to GO cent quality, fast color. t 19, $32 and $44 $3.95 to $7.65 Standard size heavy Comforts, flowered design. $3.10 and $4.95 Ladies and Misses Dresses Serges, Satins and Taffetas sizes 16 to 48 $9 $J2 45 $17 $22 Sanford, Florida �>*>,• >»yn THE SANFORD HERALD NOVEMBER Tattoo Kemoval, Various method* for rem tTlng tnttoolne are employed, the beat of which consist* In going over the tattoo mark* with n strong solution of tnnnln, using the tattooing needle. then rub­ By CHRI8TINE HAYES bing with silver nitrate crayon. Nitric arid, salicylic acid nnd glycerine, chlor­ oform and a mixture of pepsin, glycer­ "O—oh Auntie M. j ine, hydrochloric acid nnd wntor nro pappy I We've got n puppy i" other substances used for tbl* purpose. This greeting was shouted In sing­ song nnd reached Victoria Heed a full About the Tourmalines. five seconds before the twine did. T hriving Table Leg. Tourmalines were discovered to us "He has the nmnlngest little nosol" Among the furnishing* of a South ns gems In the eighteenth century, As always with Znldee when excited, Carolina home, says Popular Mechan­ when some Dutch children, playing the last word enme In a clear nnd with bright eolop'd stone* on a warm ic* magazine, I* a small willow table astonishing high "g." that I* the talk of the neighborhood. sum: *er day. ni'V*ed that they attract­ "Hut his skin’s too loose," confided F a ir P lay Imperative. ed and held straw* ami ashes. For Although It lins been kept Indoor* and Dorothy, sadly. far from any moisture ever since It "lluslties* I* business" Is a motto nil some time after this the stones were "Oh, that*:. all right," laughed Auntie workers should keep before them. They called "ash drawers,” and Inter It was was built and properly painted, several With caution,£ a worth-while pur­ Vic, adding, as Dorothy’s dark eyes month* ago, one jog l* now the proud should demand their rights, hut should discovered that they have electric Still doubted, "He’ll grow to lit It; you parent of four leafy sprout*, which remember that thus** In authority have power, greatest between the degree* of pose and strong determ ination pro­ thrive In their strange surrounding*. wait nnd see." rights also, and nre entitled to lulr, 100 and 200 Fahrenheit. When Victoria had kissed the twins gress* is steady,* smooth and sure. honest treatment from the people they and petted the puppy nnd rescued the employ. Therefore, one must learn to Combines T h re e Signals, Difficulties fade away and your skirt of tier new tweed suit from hi4 Of Course Paul Wasn't Mad. he punctual, iiou-tn'lkatlve mid kindly A newly designed triple-tone electric uudlscriminnting teeth, she Inquired: Paul anti Hilly live in the country, to their associate*. The employee who task is easy when you have been swerves froia lids code Is net playing There are two girls in the family also. hell yields n clear ring from one push "Where's your mother?" button, a buzz from ttie second, nnd "Cone to a party. She left a note fair with employer and certainly Their aunts In town nre fond of send­ cautious and careful of your money. should keep silent on the qucntluu of ing them tiling*, tmo package con­ a combined ting and Imzz front the for you. It’s on the hall table." third. The buttons may he placed tin "Co get It, Znldee,’’ Dorothy Mig tained nothing for Paul or Hilly. Paul equal rights.—Exchange. wrote to Id* grandmother: "Wlmt’s three different tloor* of u ionise, or gested. Victoria opened the note care­ the matter with my aunts? They sent In office or shop the signal* tuny he lessly, which read: Glory of a Nation, "Sorry I can’t he here, dear. Make a package out hero nnd there wasn’t used for calling three different per­ yourself at home. Olio will give you a thing for Hilly or me In It, and Hilly'* son*. some lunch. See you soon. 51. C.’a pretty mad about It." In town." f Ple a su re s Coming Fast. Victoria gave n little breathless, In­ Merle was fond of banana*. When voluntary, "Oh!" nnd tier face grew Ills father took him Into Id* mother’s ns white n* n healthy coat of tan room to see the new brother tlml Imd would let It. arrived the night before the child was "Wjmt’a the matter?" chorused the given n banana as lie left the door, twin*. “dee," ho cried delightedly; "a now"Not a thing, sugar angel*," replied brother and a bniinun. both tlo* same their appallingly untruthful aunt, "ex­ cept I’m ns hungry ns u couple of hears." F irst Advertisement. "If she was so awful hungry," ZalAlthough the llrst periodical paper dee wanted to know, when tlie ndored which contained new* In England ap­ young aunt had gone to change her MISS CORA E. VAN NORDEN Alcohol From Mots. peared In May, 1M22, the first newspn- dress, “if (dm was so awful hungry, A Swedish syndicate Is plana; I er advertisement published docs not Dots, why didn't she eat anything?" distill alcohol spirit from whit* stem to have boon until nearly twen­ Hut that, so far a* Dots was con­ there being enormous qiifintltlM ty live years afterward. • Tlo* adver­ cerned, .scorned destined t<» remain a available. tisement related to tin- sale of a honk mystery. "applauded by the Clergy of England." Meanwhile. Victoria, donning a ruftle*l blue voile, htmuucd a popular song. That dMn'* to g., ...i wry Tired cf Life Caiiy. v.. lit*, niie eaugm herself singing lired ol tile at ten was the ex-use j something she had not meant to sing Hindi* by a boy at the Kingston (Lon­ and stopped abruptly. It seemed E s a lp ic u she don) children!* ’ court when ehnrged couldn't get away from Mark Crane with attempting to commit suicide. An­ other hoy saw him with Ills head on If she tried; even Ids silly song pos­ the railway track and they had a tus­ sessed her. fill, well, she. shrugged. Ids being In sle before he could be got away. tin* same town needn’t make any difference to hoy. Slut Imped, of course, itint she wouldn't meet 1dm, hut if site F or H ardw ood Floor. If an iinlHIed or undressed linrdwnod dlil—well, what of that? She wouldn't tloor becomes gray apply a solution of admit she was sorry until Mark gave two ounces of uxulle acid dissolved ill In. and she knew Mark well enough to Just enough water to wet It well nil know that In* never, never would give over. I.et stand I•%or 20 minute*; then In till she showed that she was sorry. rinse In cold water and proceed to So there It was—a vicious circle. C.KEATEIt. N O III.EIt A N D C liA N D E It T H A N EVER IIEKORK She didn't care, anyway. Not a hit. wash without suils a* usual. She cried a little then nnd there Just to prove It. "She iloes weigh more than two Optimistic Thought Time 1* a better comforter than ro­ squirrels!" Shrill altercation from tieBut th ey're so prnctic.il u low Interrupted the eurrent of her ll cot lop. durable that you can ko thoughts. Left to themselves In the heat of deltate. the twins were apt to nearly nil your record! VAIN REGRET, scratch and pull each other's hair with them . a fury calculated to set the neighbor* There':, n type to meet cm n-speculntlug on the Darwinian theory. M itt Cora E. Van Norden of th e Victoria hurried down. purpose, and tiic “Don't you weigh more than two Salvation Army w a s w ith the F ir s t di­ vision when General P e rshing led It In stn: k form s that fit theta y squirrels. Auntie Vie?" demanded Zalparade In New York. She established so carefu lly designed tluljj dee. passionately. “Well," reasoned Dorothy, "wo ask­ the first canteen a t th e front for the are able to Use many of it] ed mother how much she weighed ami E ighteenth in fa n try , August 20, 1918. Bhe w ears the Croix do Guerre, Salonw u n o u t the slightest chid she said a* much ns a horse nnd two | k I Cross, a Serbian and Greek deco­ co n su l iu Red CowhideBJ squirrels nnd n monkey, nnd you ran see for yourself that If mother ration and a V ictory ribbon studded m e Corners, Corduroy Sida w ith fo u r b r o m e s ta r s and two allver weighs—" *itc*.-l H in g e s, Top l.ockicrj ones. Victoria laughed helplessly at her .i -x \:s demonstrate kl To Save C ha rre d Document!. plump sister's subterfuge to keep the Document* that have been charred r-Ajj ; -*"i* tittle, lalsir ll entire neighborhood from knowing her by lire are renilrrcd readable If col­ exact weight. lodion Is putircq over the charred pa­ "Where's th<* puppy?" she asked. per. In a few- minute* this dries nnd Tills diversion proved more than sue ii tough, transparent coating Is pro­ eessful. for the (nippy was In fact, duced through which the printing can W ho Imvc d e lig h te d th e h earts o f th ou san d s o f sp ecta to rs missing. lie seen. Hunk index and other papers "And only yesterday," Znldee mourn­ thus charred hnve been treated ill this S a n f o r d , Hi Phone 118 ed, "he chewed up my little live duck." way with success. Her mint stared agh a st. "Well, any­ “I'll hot when Jim got his dec­ way," sin* qunllllcd, "1 pretended It was alive.” Introducing' th e Fam ous Itoynl Black H orse llu z z n r s oration for hold exploits from the After a futile search, It developed French general he wished ho hadn’t that Hus, the grocer's tiny, laid seen a small yellow dog—"Ves'm, down the had so much check.” street ii little wn.vs." So Auntie Vie, "Why should lie?” with a doleful twin ellu.>|ig to each F am ous H ou gh ,R id ers, Daring Cow H oys, Cow (iir ls, Hope S pinners “ IIoi-nuM) the general kiwed him hand, set out In the dlreeilnn Indicated. on it.” Lasso T h row ers, Cham pion Trick and Fancy Hiding They ennn* upon the puppy sitting In front of n dry goods store "looking sor­ ry" iih Di rothy put It. "Oli. look I" PHILIP B. KENNEDY sin* shrieked, delightedly, "lie’s waving Ills ear at us!" Ih- gave them an unquestionably onthusluslle reception, ami as Victoria consistent i looped to pat him, his awkward, eag­ er paw caught In the slender gold eliitln about her neck. The i-halli broke ami the locket ll had suspended spun Into Determination and perseverance the gutter. “Hermit me." tt was Mark Crane are essential to nucccis who Mmsl. ‘tlttly ennrlemi*, holding out her Inekei to lu*r. A bit of paper A growing Savings Account escnlted from It and Muttered to the sidewalk. A*- Mark stooped to recover powerful Jn id to progress. Hint also. !n* read on It III Victoria'* Imndwrltlt "Prince of Dream*." In picking It lie shamelessly flipped It I t develops efficiency, encourages over with tils nail—the photographed thrift and promote* self-reliance. face was Id* own! 1 "Til-thank you," said Victoria, In a Set yourself on the right road by voice not much louder than the one with which conscience I* credited. opening an account here today Their eye* met. and Mark grinned— n llttb- hoy grin, taunting, complacent, One dollar will do it but very, very happy. It was as If ho Imd said a number of tilings—things like "Ya-n-h! you bad li^glvo la!” and "1 knew you couldn't get along without me. Stnarlyl" Which, Imd Victoria loved him less, would have been suffi­ cient kindling for a supplementary quarrel. U nder W aterproof T ou ts. D oors O pen O n e H our E arlier Hut, loving him. she knew the grin Ph.lip B. Kennedy of New Yoik, for­ held much of wistfuliiess, nnd Ihut merly commercial a tta c h e a t London, there was slgnltb-nnee In the pmprl h a t been appointed d ire c to r of the SANFORD, FLORIDA bureau of foreign and domestic com­ etnry air with which he said carelessly, merce, d e p o rtm e n t of commerce, auc* “Cento on, pup!" ( C o p ) t . _ i I. Ij'lf. M cClure N e w s p a p e r Hynceedlng Burwcll S. Cutter. lack of space hen* forbids Entire Particulars covering this big enterprise dl. fcftltfej "Henrys" and “Harry*," While 1 know one Harry who was so christened with disregard for the more dlgnllled Henry and there may he oth­ er Instance* of the kind, there seem* to he little dmiht that the latter I* the parent of the former mime. England in.* nlwnya railed Its King Henry* "Harry.” During the reign of Henry VI, who succeeded to the throne In 1422, there was a piece of money coined called the Harry nohte, and In the time of Henry Vil 1 there was a tiny eoln named the Harry groat. "In Jerusalem shall Harry die." said Hen­ ry IV,—Chicago Dally News. ONE DAY ONLY The dvlllzutlqpuf a people depends on their Individual character, nnd a constitution which Is not an outgrowth of this diameter is not worth the parchment on which It Is written. You look In vain In the pn*t for a single Instance where the people hnve pre­ served their liberties nfler their Indi­ vidual ’character was losi. —E. I*. Whipple, f I« )VEP161Eli 28th PRINCE AND PUPPY PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = = THE ONLY CIRCUS THAT WILL BE HERE THIS 1'EAR RHODA R O Y A L THEY ARE LEDGER T R A M TRAINED WILD ANIMAL AND OLD BUFFALO WILD WEST EXHIBITION A HISTORICAL, ETHNOLOGICAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITION See Royals Famous Herd of Performing Elephants 2 Bands, Free Concert at Noon. Performances at 2 and 8 P. M Free Open Air Exhibitions on Craunis at 1 aid 7 P. M. * , �THE SANFORD HERaLU NOVEMBER MAIL ORDER DYE HOUSE Sent! garments bv nnrr«l po-f us for expert dyeing. Write to us for price list and color cinlnnation card. !tefefence Peonies Hank. MJt Clark St., Jackaonvile, Fla package before We want an agent in each town represent us. Joe Neros’ place is the only one round here that has u mill. Is necessary today if we meet our full responsibility to the world. Every section of the globe is calling for the gospel o Jesus Christ. The day is past when we can hope to satisfy our. con sciences by confining our religious service to our own com munity. The Baptist 75 Million Campaign Proposes to invest a vast sum in extending the Gospel to other lands in response to the command of the Master and in the hope of saving the peoples of the earth when all other means have failed The actual drive for funds will be made during Victory Week, November 30—December 7 But you should catch the vision now and line up with the Baptist church in your community immediately for “MILLIONS FOR T H E MASTER” GENEVA We are wondering what became of cur news items of the week before last, they were lent In but not printed. Must have found the waste basket. Meulumei Curlett, Dojlcy, Whit­ comb and Adams spent Inst Monday in Orlando. Mrs. Patiishall and Mrs. Adams ,y - l u i d M L i Whr*:fourSprir.^*Brc«;f:: ' put on r v Sr^tctM ttt AUTO O W N E R S Call on us fur cxuct duplicate of your broken spring, and receive J spring satisfactlou M / that Is eff ' real, A r SANFORD FLORIDA j were guests of Mrs. Ernest Tolar Sanford motored out to tiller ornnge grove for a short while Sunday. We last Tuesday. Mrs. II. 1L Morris, Miss Morris, were glud to hear of the imp nnd n lady friend, whose name we've In his motherr’s *health and hope failed to get, from Ovid, N. V. nr- she will soon he up again. rlvcd last Monday to spend the We understand that Barney Reck winter in Geneva. has been making quite a few ex­ Mrs. II. II. Pattishal! hns organi­ tensive Improvements on his house zed a junior choir, which meets this summer, south of town. Just Wednesday afternoons iu the Metho­ now it is being treated to u coat of dist church to practice. Wo are ex­ paint. pecting great things of the little Mrs. George Renton has also been folks. entertained at the homo, of her The friends of Mrs. L. P. Cham­ niece Mrs. Horn well Heck is at pre­ bliss will be so.,y to know th at she sent visiting friends in Lakeland was taken suddenly w o re In: l Sun­ for a few days. day nnd it was thought I r s t to take Elmer Tyner returned Monday her to Sanford where she could from a short visit with relatives in have the medical aid as needed. Tampa. She is at the home of her brother Mr. and Mrs. Lee of the West David Speer. Side were visiting nt the home of The Geneva Methodist Sunday School attended In a body, the their son Jesse nnd wife in Upsala Oviedo Sunday Erhool Inst Sunday Sunday. morning to get the benefit of the Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundqulst address by fir. Thcrrel, our S. S. and little son Raymond nnd Mr. and field secretary, nnd were not dis­ Mrs. E. F. Lundqulst und their appointed. Dr. Thorroll is talented three children visited with friends in the S. S. work and gavo us much on 1st street last Sunday. food for thought ns well ns action. The organ at the Presbyterian Mr. nnd Mrs. II. B, Levy and [church which bus been In such a bad Miss Hose Levy are expo ted next ; shape for sometime has been worked week, from Long Island Y. Y. to on lust week ami wo hope to have visit Mrs. Levy's father Mr. T. I). better music from now on. Wish Peter s. now some one would volunteer who is n player. We nre told to praise the Lord skilfully with music but GKAPEVILI.E AND UPSAI.A Rev. Swan bon of I'lonioii was ex­ it is rather hard when the keys give pected M onday evening nt the forth such uncertain sounds. Swedish L utheran church. | Mr. Ballinger is trying to raise M r. and Mrs. Frank Miller of the funds to meet this expense, ami if any are willing heart to give, don’t wait to he nuked hut chip in your bit and it will be thankfully received and acknowledged. We are only a small out station and it is h ird to keep things going. Wholesale Dry Goods, Notions and Furnishing Goods OF JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA extends a cordial invitations to all merch­ ants handling our line to call at their office 27 to 41 South Hogan St. and receive a complimentary ticket to the STATE FAIR to be held in Jacksonville Nov. 22-29 Last Sunday it tried raining so Mr. Ericson kindly brought us home nlso carrying in Rev Ilrower after the service. ' Rev. Sessions is expected out to conduct the service, next Sunday. Hope he will have better luck than last time when ho put his bicycle out of commission. A nyw ay ho will be pleased to see em pty seats fill up Come out and help. WEST GENEVA AVENUE The cool wave l* fint since the rain it makes everything feci much lietter. Maybe people can have some gardens now the inserts can't destroy every­ thing that we plant as th: rod will destroy them. People around In our settlement has begun fixing to grind enne for syrup. It will bo a big raving with those that nave cane to make syrup. package during What we dread now is the "fiu*i It always fellows the cold wave we truly ho|H* it dent come this winter. > Mr. Elmer Tyner has licen spending a few days in Tampa with his peopte ( anti returned home Monday. Why is it then; is penty of sugar in t Tampa andd w • can't get any in San­ ford? We will all I).1 glad when we can get a plenty here. I guess the prirej will !*> high hut people can Use a little sometimes. package Mrs. Culp anti Mrs. Tompson spent Monday evening with Mr-. Vaughn. Mr. Nicola is on the mend again ' after suffering so long with rheuma­ tism. THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! Well, Manta Claus is already Trail­ ing the school reports. We wonder if Santa C l r i s going to strike too. We guess he will. Everything else else has struck. New K orean Schools Seoul. Korea., Nov. ‘JO.—The gov­ ernment has declared its intention to establish a hundred new schools an­ nually during *!'•• n*'xt f :* for Korean children. Why The I'rire Washington, Nov. 18.—Attorney* General Palmer is asked to report to congress the authority for the fixing *d sugar prill's for Louisiana crane grow­ ers by a measure intoroducod today by Representative Tinkbam, Republican, Mass. Methods of the Louisana sugar growers and other crop growers is also inqu red into. No Free Silver Now New Yorh, Nov. 18.—Silver now s worth nearly five cents an ounce more os metal than it is as coin. Sil­ ver for San FrancRto delivery was quoted today nt 51 .H-t an ounce, us at $l„38 1-3 an ounce. Buy ing for Chinese account U believed to 1m? re­ K M n e y t r o u b l e , * <V»n‘f thi ll.p.'lvcn V' i y ut'nv sponsible for the advance. KIDNEYS WEAKENING? A party of city officials from Mon­ treal, Canada, will vist Jacksonville the 34th of this month, for the pur­ pose of inspecting harbor facilities. The Jacksonville commission will en­ tertain the visitors with a trip about the harbor und a luncheon ut one of the hotels. The parly will proceed to Miami nnd thence on to Galveston, Texas. LOOK O U T ! Tha houicwlf* of Hollsnil would a l­ most u soon t* without food os w lllro u t her “n a i l Dutch Drops," as o h * quaintly rails OOLD MKPAL l l a a r l a m Oil Cspsulre. They- r e t u r n e tre n rtls and are responsible In a (treat nieueurw for the sturdy, robust health of t h * avoid future euffoiitii; lirclu I rent melt I Hollanders. wi t h O O I . l l M H D A I . H a a r l e m O i l C a p ­ Do not delay, d o to your d r u r c te t a n * s u l e s n o w . T w ite t h r e e nr four e v e r y d a y u n t i l y o u n r e e n t i r e l y f r e e f r o m Inslat on hie sopplyln* you with GOLD MKIXAL Haarlem Oil Capaulea. T a k n l>nin. This well-know n [ir*t»irnHon h i s been them aa directed, and If you a ra n o t one of the nntlonnl remedies of Hol­ satisfied with roaulta your d ru g g ist w ill land for ce nturie s In lfijr. the govern­ rla d ly refund your money. Look f o r ment of the N etherlands granted a the name OOLD UK UAL, on tha bo* e.-relnl c h a r ie r nuthorlilng Its pre p a ra ­ and accept no other. In sealed boxa*. th re e alias. tion oml sale. d i s a p p e a r of slow ly b u t a !e.n!!ly. ii'.-ti i " i l n l i - . health with d e a d l y c e r i u l p t y . unit* > o u f a l l a vic­ t i m t o IticurrJ.!,’ 'Ha* • *\ Hut* >o ti i r u h l c i , « H.' i t h e r e Is t i m e . D o n 't w a i t u n t i l U t i l e p a i n s b e c o m e b l * arhee. D o n 't t r i m w ith d ise ase. To -M V If you want to know what rare and unusual enjoyment Camels provide smoke them in comparison with any cigarette iu the world at uny price! AM ELS nre a cigarette revelation any way you consider them I Take quality, or refreshing flavor nnd fragrnnee; or, that wonderful mellow-mild-smoothness you never before got in a cigarette smoke! Yet Camels are so full-bodied and so full-ofsatisfaction you marvel that so much de­ light could be put into a cignrettel C Smohtrt raaliaa that tha m lii• ia in tha cigarattai and do not axpact pramiuma or coupons/ a C am ala a ra a o kt a v a ry w h a ra In a e ia n h h ta lly aaalad p a c k ’ a ia a a t 3 0 n fa r a tt a a ; a t Ia n p a tk a ia a 1300 c ija r a t t a t I In a t la tu n a -p a p a r-ro ta ra d carton. W a a lm n tljr ra n m m a n d t b i t ta r ta n fo r th a h a m a o r othca ta p p ly a t w han row I r a t a l Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos makes them so irresistibly appetizing 1 And, the blend explains why it is possible for you to smoke Camels liberally without tiring your taste! Y ou w ill p r e fe r C am els to e ith e r k in d o f to b a cco sm o k e d stra ig h tl You’ll realize pretty, quick, too, that among the many reasons you smoke Camels is their freedom from any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste orunpleasunt cignrettyodorl O n ce y o u k n o w C am els y o u wonV ta k e m uch sto c k in prem iu m s, coupons o r g ifts ! Y ou'll p r e fe r C am el quality! R. J. REYNOLDS TO BA CCO CO., Wln.ton-Salem, N. C. � 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, 1919 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 1919; <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/e24f4d0253a3b9532e472b488f1ca205.pdf fd4951606e1a7ccd102a7b5b6bffffe8 PDF Text Text a r THE SANFORD HERALD ■ ^1 IN T H E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D 'S GREATEST VEG E TABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1919 VOLUME XI NUMBER !2 Coal Miners At Work Murderers of American In Many of the Mines Legion Boys Identified as Some Awaiting Order Being I. W. . W . Workers Situation Is Clearing In BALTIC STATES All Sections COALISNOW MOVING •M) THOUGHT a ll m a t t e r s Mil. m: SETTLED AT MEETLN(i TOMORROW Chicago, Nov. 13. (By Associated The bituminous' coal miners tbxthout the country generally show ,dj{H»ition to await the formal notl6r.ticn by their immediate union of|-i'j of the message recalling the grlf Uforv returning to work so the ntcrti received here would Indicate. M Week U being resumed in many of the I f,Vj however, and the situation Is ~ Iw; .-learn! in -v-ry district where! ti» reft real miners were out. Rdcjje of coal to meet emergency j ^ n r begun twlay by the rail*' rA. idminatration's central committ« u a result of the agreement of the tiers and operators to meet Secretary Wumi for a conference on their diffentett Rurctor General Hines has instructid rrgicnal coal committees to increase Sir anount of coal released as rapidly u it is correspondingly restored. A shortage of coal in the southwest, Mr. Ilir.es «aid, Li reported, but with £salcow moving in that direction the rarpney will soon be met. Orders (ro gone out from the railroad adjicistration to nil managers to turn Ihcuiands of empty coal cars again tc»ard the mines. KING ALBERT AND Twenty-Six Others Are LENINE IS AUSTRALIAN GETTING TOGETHER QUEEN ELIZABETH Implicated AVIATORS AT KOENIGSBURG AFTER INDIA REACH BELGIUM INFORMATION FILED COMMUNISTS ARE KILLED C O M M A N D A N T S OF IN D E P E N ­ DENT TROOPS MEET IN* TER VI.LIED C O M M ISS IO N London, N ov. 13, (By Associated Press) The Interallied Commission to the Baltic states at their first sitting at Koenigsburg it is learned here invited Colonel Avaloff Bermondts, chief of staff, and the com ­ manders of tiic independent detach­ ments to attend the discussions at Tilsit. The Commission lias promised the ollicers it safe conduct to and from the meetings. HAVE BEEN ON UNITED 8TA TE S M O N TH M AKES IN TO TORY BLUFF AT GETTIN G TURKESTAN T E R R I­ London N ov. 13, (Ily Associated Press) Nic61ai Lcnine the Russian Premier has sent a letter to the Turkestan Communists in which ho says the restnmtlr-. (,.v,T:.T-r.! cation between Soviet Russia and TurktL*u»* u,,t ,i.i iio* way tor a struggle against universal imperial- Mrs. R. K. Tolar was t|io Tuesday guest of relatives in Geneva. sm" headed by Great Britain". The message is interpreted here as a hint nt operations in the directicn of British India and may lie regarded as a bluff of the Bolsheviks to stop any British intervention in Uussin. m Helsingfors, N ov. 13, (By A ssocia­ ted Press) The peace negotiations between the Kstboniahs and the Bolshevik! will begin Saturday. T h e COMING INTO STATE DEPART­ Lithuanians will not participate in MENT FROM ALL COUNTRIES the negotiations. OF THE WORLD i " RUMANIA IS WARNED BY COUNCIL |*-dc I’reiident Cnrranza was away vacation Advertised as mere •ztibitions in which well-known J ” **»M "play with the h u ll", P 7 devilopci into the real tiling r d once aKuin the “ pclados" hud meat on M onday, tho poor t ' 1'* of natives always by custom I ‘'i given the carcass of the hull r :,r ^ i. Main '•* newspapers were not inclined P* ft mure this technical in fraction r ** Instead they devoted columns y ' liptions of the fights, com put•j with similar exhibition ,0,t the prohibitive decree. French b a r k RON DOW N-12 LIVES ARE LOST London, Nov. 13, (B y Associated Press) Lieutenants Douglass and Ross the Australian entrants in the Eng­ land to Australia government fifty thousand duiiai (d isc were killed today shortly after they had started llu'u iiiKi.i iron. Mvusslcw. The nrcoplane in which they had started their flight fell to t hi* ground kill­ ing both aviators. T he flight had been arranged b y the Australian government and had many entrants who were eager to not only get the glory for this long distunre flight hut alio for the prize of fifty thou­ sand dollars. LITH U AN IAN S W ILL NOT P A R ­ TIC IPA TE IN THE AFFAIR STOCK MARKET IN OLD MEXICO STRONG TODAY WILL COME BACK NO DANGER a OF AEROSTARTING Brussels, Nov. 13, (B y Associated Press! King Albert nnd Queen Eliza­ beth nnd party arrived here today. They have been on it visit to many points in tlie United States and enjoyed their visit greatly King Albert visiting may points that he had Lea,, ou a previous visit about twenty years ago. The rnya! part., u ctiv e d every aitc-tiu u and courtesy while here nnd return to their native land with a feeling of greater love uud esteem for Amer­ ican and the American people. NEGOTIATIONS SENATOR MARTIN BETWEEN BOLSHI’S -DEMO. LEADER ESTHONIANS OLD H. C. L. IS DIED YESTERDAY PRINCE OF WALES WORLD PROBLEM VISITS PRESIDENT IN WASHINGTON -I S REPORT Washington, Nov. 12 —That the whole world Ls struggling with the in­ creased cost of living, is indicated in reports to the State Department Tho creases in Europe are particularly high although in Latin-America the the governments ure anxious over the situation and an* trying to find means of combatting the difficulties presented , PRESIDENT CARRANZA CAN THROW IT RUT DOES NOT LIKE ™ VT LIQ U ID A TIO N WILL BE by the high prices of commodities FORCED AT PR E SE N T M O N E Y deemed essential i Hurting RATES In Portugal the government, In an Mexico, City, Nov Hi, (B y Assoc­ attempt to lower the rost of living, iated Press) An energetic effort is New York, N ov. 13, (Ily A ssocia­ [heir.g made to restore hull-lighting, ted Press) Stocks were strong nt the hits placed, through the Minister of which has been in eclipse since l’ re- opening of toda y’s stock market Finance, a part of its gold reserves in |*ider.t Carranza in 1915 prohibited indicating that liqudiition had run the hanks of Lisbon jiacb spectacles in the federal dis- its course for tlie time at least. It In England , the cost of living above |trut and officials elsewhere frowned is generally recognized however, pre-war level is figured nt 115 percent upon the sport A petition a s k , that tho market's future is wholly for September and 120 percent lor Octhe presidential decree he revoked, j dependent upon the money rates, tolier, as to actual fieeessiUcs of life •ip'd by more than one thousand and baked upon average living condi­ Iritiur.i of the city of Orizuhu, is tions of wage earners A - more dis­ jrov in the hands of the Chnmbcr tinct rise has occurred in tho cost of Id Deputies and action upon it by commodities so fur as the other elements Ith* loser house is expected shortly of population in England are concerned, jA similar petition last year fuiled being unofficially estimated by some I15 1,1 purpose by u single vote at approximately 135 percent with a JMa&y persons believe that, with steady upward trend. , |>tror.ger pn-sure lirought to hear In Sweden, figures furnished by the jiL’u )r,r. a favorable decision will Swedish government indicate that reached the cost of living has increased 157 per­ Indicative of i desire to see how cent over the cost in June 1911 In |hr they may go without olllciul the cities the Inreznso lias Ixvn very N O TE UNSATISFAC­ luierhrenre. is the staging of several RECENT much greater tlinn the nverage for the ■•tbit itions in M exico City and its TO RY AND G ERM AN Y ALSO country. W ARNED AT TH E SA M E J’ ttburU within the (last few weeks t KILLED BY FALL PLANE W H ILE TO AUSTRALIA VISIT TO FOR PAST T IM E Paris, N ov. 13, (B y Associated Press) The Supreme Council today discussed the note to he sent to Ilumnnia in response to Rumania's recent note. The forecast of the allied reply says it will be firm the Rumanian note to he regarded us evasive and unsatisfactory. Another subject to he considered was the elections recently held in Silesin. A note to Germany warning tho Berlin government that the sale of German aviation material is a violation of the armistice and will not he tolerated. Must Check Cancer The Argentine government has sug­ gested to other South American co­ untries and discussed with them an in­ ternational arrangement with n view to doing away with import duties on unfsuufnhcturod food products ns one means of cutting down tho high cost of living. Information which hns readied the State Department regard­ ing this plan Ls to the effect thnt a sug­ gestion has been made thnt n confer­ ence be called by the Argentine Min­ ister for Foriegn Affairs to discuss thLs question of exchange of real necessities of life free of customs charges. In Brazil tho turiff is being revised with a view to reducing tin* cost of living in that country In Uruguay the percentage of increase of present cost of living over the cost in Jnnc, 1914, is estimated by the Uruguayan government at: food 52 percent, fuel 48 percent, light 75 percent, rent no increase. London, N ov 17 — " i f the preosnt death-rate from canrer is allowed to go unchecked no fewce than 25,000,000 people out of the present population of tha world must die of this scou rg o" says Dr Robert channel s c e n e Ileli, vice-president o f the Inter­ I H ush BETWEEN national Cancer Research Society Jap Boat For America In L AC,I)ENT ‘ Park and STE A M E R He makes a pica for the treatment of Tokio, N ov 12 —The mercantile steamer, Eastern Merchant, built for Nov. 13, (B y Associated cancer without operation the United State* Emergency Fleet L lives were lost when Corporation, wns successfully launched This is tho time tor the sales and IV trench hark Colbert was run yesterday at Tsurumi, near Tokio tho merchants who want to bring E !*? in the English channel off Tills is the third vcwaei launched in the trade to this city should use tho Ijjj/ . d >'y the British Steamer Japan for the American corporation. columns of the Herald hnd heip T » ° °f the survivors were f ' w ‘ d here. She is of 13 000 ton? deadweight. the trado at hnme movement. J WILL GO TO M O U N T VERNON TODAY TO V IS IT WASHING­ TO N TOMII Washington, N ov. 13, (Ily Associ­ ated Press) The Prince of Wales will visit President Wilson today and from the W ldte House will go to Mount Vernon. He de­ corated eighty Am erican officers nnd enlisted men this morning. Hull. Purest Lake At Ohecchubce Hon. Forest take was nt Okeechobee on Armistice Day and delivered the principal address at a meeting of the l>eople of that rounty arranged under the auspice* of the American Ia-gion. There were saveml thousand gathered on the shores of take Okeocholiee and with music and speeches nnd many other umusements the day was cele­ brated in regular style. Mr. take reports that he had the time of his young life and was royally entertained by tiie good people of that section. Murder At Orange Cl y Daytona, Fla., Nov. 13.— Posies are searching tonight for an unknown negro, lxdicvcd to have murdered Mrs. Susan 11. Clarke, of Orange City, and probably fatally injured Mrs. Mura Marshall , near there. Both aged victims were beaten on the head nnd roblx'd. Mrs. Marshall was furred to tell where she had hidden fifty dollars. Head of l.cglon Minneapolis, Nov. 13.— Frank I. D’Olier of Philadelphia was tonight elected find outionul commander of the American Legion. The first annual convention of tho legion came to a close nt 9:30 o'clock. It was deeded to open tho 1920 convention nt Cleve­ land, ()., Sept, 27 of next year. The convention will prohnhly cover a period of three days. Declarations plating the American Ixgion on record against anti-Ameri­ can propaganda and activities were adopted this morning. Endo.nr Sh'p C’ unnl Charleston, Nov. 13.— The Atlnntie Deeper Waterways Association, in annual convention here, today endors­ ed the project of the South Florid* Canal Association for a ship canal ac­ ross the southern peninsula of Florida from some point on the east coast, probably the Sr. Lucie inlet, to the gulf, by wey of taker Okeechobee and the Caloosahatchee ri\er to Fort Myort. The rsquest for tho endorsement was made by who t delegation were delegated by organization. of Floridians the Foriua ATTAl K BEEN reus ON SOLDIERS HAD PLANNED WEEKS I1KAIL.IISTICE DAY Centraliii, Wash., Nuv. 11, (By Associates* Press) The man lynched Tuesdry night after four members qf tho American tagion wore .shot during tho Armistice Day celebration was indentified today ns Ernst Everetts said to lio the organizer of the Industrial W orsen of the nor!-!, (rim i'ia! in­ formation against twenty six of the alleged members of tho Industrial Workers of the world has been prepared for filing with tho County Clerk today by the County Attorney. All infor­ mation it Ls understood would allege either participation in or criminal knowlcdego of killing four members of the American Legion. One of the nineteen men arrested in the sweeping search for I. W. War immediately after the attack, confes­ sed thnt plans were made months ago to get Warren Gimm nnd Aurther Me* IIAI> BEEN ILL AT VIRGINIA Elferiich, two o: those killed, and Wm. HOME FOR SEVERAL WEEKS Schales and Cupt. David Livingston. The four hnd been active in supressing Cliarlottcsvil’e Va.. Senator Mar­ radical activities in tills community. tin died at his home here after a lingerWithout warning hursts of rifle fire :ng illness of several weeks. Thomas swept the ranks of tho marching over­ Staples Martin, United States Senator seas veterans as they pnrndcd post I f om Virginia, until hLs electionn in W . W. headquarters. From that build­ 1894 had liecn a railroad attorney from ing across tho streets bullets came. a small town, who had never before Persons in the crouds that lined tho sought n public office. When it wns streets to honor tho returned soldiers found thnt the State legislature had also drew weapons nnd liegan firing. chosen him in preference to one of Gimm, leading n company of men Virginia’s most popular citizens, the dropped, mortally wounded. MrElfer* late Major General tax. there was a Lich, marching in the ranks, was kill­ storm of protest among tiic Democrats ed instnntly. Ben Cosagranda died of the “ Old Dominion. later from his wounds. Jonhn Ear! Martin braved the opposition, how­ Watt, George Stevens, Jncob Phitzler ever und on March 4, 895 took his und B. Eubanks nlso fell wounded, seat. His ability wns soon discovered the first named probably fatally. Ste­ nnd fron the date of his advent, into vens was shot when Fa? attempted to national politics he served continu­ disarm an I. W. W. member standing ously in tho Scnntz, rising to the floor on tho street. leadership of Ids party und rhnirmnnThe fourth deatli of n pnrader was slt p of the important Appropriations added when Dale Hubbard, recently Committee. He served in thut capacity returned from overscan, gathered u during tho war Congress, where ho was small hand nnd started nfter thx I. W. regarded ns one of the hading figures W. secretary. Hubbard und the fugi­ it) tho Scnntz. tive grappled after n chase in which Senator Mnrtin'sYfnther. John Sam­ Smith fired frequently at his pursuers uel Martin, und Ids mother, Martha As they clinched Hubbard received Ann Stnples, were dcccndants of the four wounds in the body. The police early settlers of tiic Colony of Virginia. tlieu overpowered Smith and -ho was His fittlier was a merchant und tnnnu- taken to jail, lut'T to l>a removed nnd acturer of tho Colony of Virginia, hnngod nfter citizens learned that four facturer of Scottsvillx, Albemarle C o­ of the former solders hnd died. unty, Va., where on July 9, 1817, young Martin wns horn When lie was six years old Ids parents removed to the country and thereafter lie made his homo in Albemarle county. After a primary education in the Scotttville school, N Martin entered the Virginia Militnry Institute in March, 1801. when the cadet battalion of the Inst tute was mustered into the Con­ ALL OFFICERS W H O REFUSED TO SU R R E N D E R SH O T BY federate Army for the battle of New T H E IR OW N SO LD IERS Mnrkct, Cadet Martin was ill in a hospital and missed the encounter, London, N ov. 13, (B y Associated hut u|x»n ids recovery lie rejoined his Press) The Bolshevikl have captured battalion and served until the end of four entire regiments of -Kolchncka ihn war. troops and two divisions staffs be­ In Ortotar, 1803, he en'ered thu tween November 3 nnd 10th ac­ nradcmic school of the University of cording to llolsheviki wireless mes­ Virginia, lmt after two years he was sage. The message also states that forced to have college by Use death of nil of the officers who refused to his fatliiv nnd nssume the responsibili­ surrender were shot by their own ties of u large family, lfo entered the soldiers. mercantile business at Scottsvillo nnd ” ■■ *• began tie study of law, reading nt home. and, nfter u bitter fight, was elected In 1801 he was admitted to the bar. His interest in politics was amused by tho Assembly over General Lee. by his aaioriation with John S. Bar- F'or reflection In 1901 Senator Martin hour, chuirnian of the State general defeated Governor T . Goge Tyler, 1904 committee of the Democratic Pnrty, another strong opponent, in tho Democratic organization adopted who made hirn a member of tho com­ mittee. At that tlmo tho Democratic tho "primary plan" for election of gov­ Party was threatened with disruption ernor nnd senators. This developed over tho question of the State? debt to nn eloquent nnd populcsr opponent tho Federal government, ami a " Read- in Governor A. J. Montague and even justcr F'uction," headed by General Senator Martin’s frirnds were doubt­ Mahone and Including negroes, sprang ful of the outcome ns his ability os a up. Senator Martin ratr.t into the delator and public speaker were un­ political lino, light of the state by mcct- known. Senator Martin "stum ped" In, Iho ch .ll.n p , .1 the new o r m n ln . h|, tM|d v|c, tion, and under his loude.-ship It was. _ , . . . . 9 overthrown and the Democratic Party I , t u *'r 10* IBM. he married Lucy predominated. j Chambliss Day, daughter of Colonel BOLSHEVIK! CAPTURE FOUR REGIMENTS OF KOLCHAK TROOPS In 1893 ho was persuade by his'LL F'cnton Day, of SmitbfieM. Va. Two associates to enter tho senatorial race ^children uerc Lorn to them. % l mrm *• 'll I .V �NOVEMBER T1IK 8AN F0RD HERALD PAGE EIGHT g t e »s (7 ii-.g a s q « 555555555555 W HAT? Make it possible for Armistice Day to be happier because you join­ ed the • 100 Willing Workers Are Solicitors Remember this is for membership only, $1 Annual Dues Seminole County Quota: 1900 Members “ O v er the T o p on M o n d a y ” ace Is Donated By the Following Merchants Perkins & Britt G en ts' F u rn ish in gs Ball Hardware Company Sanford, Florida Sanford, Forida ^ ia t iia s H Bower & Roumiilat D r u g g is ts Sanford, Florida �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CO R­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD m L •r »" mm 'p i . i4 - & i{; '( i t feYourSprinjjBreaks put on AUTO OWNERS Call on ua for exact duplicate of your 3! m B. & ifV Kfc P A BIG HOLE IN TIIE CASING moans naught to our vulcanizing experts. Just child's play for them to take that ''b u sted " tire and make it run like now. In these dayH of costly tires it means u saving to you of $....... to $ ____ every time we prolong the life of your used tires. Often our vul­ canizing doubles their life. I** KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PHONE 17 Oak an V Leon Transfer Co. Wight Grocery Co. Seminole Farms L . A . Brumley Chase & Co. C. W. Zaring & C o. , #( ' !•***# • *. e F . F . Dutton, Inc., two trucks .I.' door art**?, ,i i . i i an o L . R. Gray wiib a bridal i»-ll in tiie renter under which the bridal party stood. About one hundred guests were assembled and at nine o'clock tiie strains of tinwedding march, l>caiitifully rendered by Mrs. T . W. Lawton announced the entrance of the bridal party. leading the party was Rev . C. c. Guttridge followed by Virginia Wright, maid of honor with Revidy R. Wright beat man, little mis-ws Elizalxth and Amelia Wright flower girls, little Miss Wilda Young ring Iwarer and the "bride and groom" Rev. and Mrs Wright. The bridal party faced the audience uml Rev. C. E. Guttridge made a most appropriate talk, speaking of the occassion as iieing one worthy of celebration and congratulations. After Mr. Gutteridge's talk the “ WHEN BETTER TIRES ARE MA guests congratulated tiie happy couple all of Mr. Wright’s six children were were present except the eldest L. E. Wright Jr. who is in Washington and could not get away from his bus­ iness at tliis time. One of the unique features of tiie occassion was the fact that Mr. Wright wore tiie silk vest he had worn at his wedding twenty-five covers the entire state with about 150 of the underworked, while her supporting years ago. There were many elegant churches, 75 ministers and 10,-100 cast includes Thomas Meighnn, lending 1 and useful presents given Mr. and Mrs. communicants. Each Presbytery man. Florence Billings. Alec B Francis Wright by their host of friends. meets twice a year but the Synod but Walter McEwnn nnd Amelia Summer-I Miss Ruth Young played u Is-autiful once a year, and reviews the work o f ' ville, in addition to several others who piano solo, Mrs. Ciias. !>•«• and Rev. the whole state nnd checks up the are also well known on the screen C. E Guttcridge sang Larboard Wntcli work of the Presbyteries and helps to "The Probation Wife" is the story os a duet, "Silver Threads Among The unify it. of a girl inmate of a dive The cafe Gold" was sung by a chorus and as a The local church him made good raided and she is sentenced to three closing numlicr Auld Lang Syne. growth and is one of the strongest years in the reformatory After two Cream and cake were served as refresh­ years she escapes ami meets her ben e­ ments, the Huy Scouts and Camp Fire churches with its gifts for benevolences, factor of two years ago They are married Girl serving, while Miss Mary Bran­ ranking among the highest in the state. hut pretty jealous nnd a number of im­ Dr. MrConnell began his fifth year non presided over the punch bowl. portant incidents serve to draw them On Thursday afternoon Mrs Frank here last Sunday. There have been apart The day finally arrives when wheeler was given a surprise party by 223 additions to our church during Jo and her husband are once more re­ her family and nt Orlando Friday after these four years, and tiie present year the most promising of all. During united The picture is a human one— noon. alive and throbbing—and bolds your The Woman's Club had a moat in-, that period { 12.00(1 of debt has been *° l " t’ pr" ‘ foresting meeting Friday afternoon lifted and the rluirch faces the future witli a great deal of encouragement. the subject Iieing Suffernge STRIKES IN VIENNA Tin- Synod convenes on Tuesday (Continued on page d) night nt 8:30, with a sermon by the Have Tied Bp Country Until lluslnrss retiring moderator, Rev. W. S. Pat­ WILL MEET IN ORI.ANDO Is Dead terson, of MadUon. This will be folVienna. Nov 1 0 —Strike succeeds Synod of Florida tn The I'rcNliylcrlun lowed by the election of a moderator strike throughgut Austria ami parti* Church of Floridn aml temporary' officers. Dr. W. H. A •ctilarly in Vienna Wage and salary' Presbyterianism is growing in the Willie, of Dunedin, Is the permanent ^aJary earners of every kind are affected In nearly every instance concessions1 state of Florida. The Synod of Florida plprk. consists of three Presbyteries— Florida. The sessions of the Synod will co n -.follow Sewannee and St. Johns. Its territory tinue throughout Wednesday and j The crown lately has had an actual Thursday with popular meetings nt purchasing value of about two cents bight. Dr. J. C. Tunis, of Tumpn, Amo rican nnd continues at tliLs wrltJos. A. Venable, D. D. , o f Jacksonville, log to depreciate while the govern-! nnd Dr. Armstrong, of Atlanta, nmd merits printing presses try' to keep up Rev. J. O. Reaves, of Columbia, S. C., the supply to pay government salaries will lie among the speakers. Food Is scarce nnd usually of poor If you need motor transportation, you need a Republic 3rd St. Snnford, Florida for our display o f new goods at our NEW STORE People’s Bank Building A b o u t N o v e m b e r 91 s t * Charles Electric Co. DE WIGHT WILL SELL T H E M ” 0. MOTOR CO. SANFORD FLORIDA lifc A few Republic owner in the city: “ THE REAL T IR E ” ■!: . if, Imv •i- i • •* >' . « REPUBLIC TRUCKS KELLY-SPRINGFIELD broken spring, and rccclvo spring sat* lafactlon that la real. EH SUPPLIES Sanford. Florida. endeared bcrself to the people of Oviedo OVI EDO Walker Dickson of Sanford Is ojaming by her gentle manner ami her sunny a garage in Oviedo. Ho has secured disposition, Miss Connolv's successor the building at the juncture of the has not been named by the school board.as yet Geneva. Chuiuota. Oviedo roads. The High School hud charge of the This is a splendid location for a garage '** **»*t1 «*'»! J* I* |iot>fw| Itfa* fit tnil*■»r% regular Friday r.?ta-r,aa- program ttl the sch o o l this week. The following with great success. program was greatly enjoyed by the Mr. and Mrs. K. II. White are the visitors ami the lower grades. proud parents of a fine hoy horn Oct Boat song by High School. 3 1. Dr. Simmons in attendance. Recitation That Car. Virginia Charles L. West Jr. entertained his Wright. little friends Saturday afternoon nt a Heading The Tale of Private Scott. party in honor of his fourth birthday. Solo Dream Fact**. Mabel Swojie. Composition The Huns Eliza­ Mrs. T. G. Simmons and Miss Mary * Brannon were ehoppimg in Orlando beth Lawton Talk Moving pictures are benefi­ Tuesday. cial to general public and school work Mrs. Annie Averitt of Chuiuota Gayle Marshall sjHrnt Wednesday afternoon in Oviedo. Piano solo Narcissus. Ruth Young. Talk The use of the study of Latin Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wright and Mrs. H. W Lawton s[>ent Wednesday in Walter Cnrter. Piano solo Moonbeams On The Orlando. I-ake. Catherine Young. Hov. C. E. Guttridge of Haines City Heading How a married man sown is visiting in Oviedo this week. on buttons. Eunice Clark. Mrs. C L West entertained the Solo I Wish I Had A - Girl. Fran­ erochet club at her home at I-ike Charm cs Swope. Thursday afternoon. A salad course Mrs. R. II. Wight has as her guest with grajafruit juice was served, and her mother, Mrs. Me MUIan and her a most delightful afternoon sjwnt. brother Mr. Hoy McMillan of S. C. Owing to the ill health of her mother, On Thursday evening Nov. G. Rev Miss May Connoly has been compelled and Mrs. L. E. Wright celebrated their to resign her position in the school at 25th wedding anniversary at the Met­ Oviedo and leaves Saturday for her hodist Parsonage. The color scheme home in Valdosta Ga. It is with deepest carried out in thee decorations was regret of the patrons of the school and green and white. The dining room the many friends of Miss Connoly was artistically decorated with bamboo that she leaves Oviedo, Hnving taught , , , . • ,*•— .__, !• , , , ... n , .. i and palms, while the j i.nhere last year MUo Connoly lots gicuiiy | J ' I with feathery purple wild flowers. msrf I .p■ jp < ij AUTO » C O M P A N Y srS*y at r - * -6 quality’ particularly the bread, roars", heavy nnd almost lilakk Prices go up ns tiie crown falls A suit of clot Ins , that last week was priced nt 2.100 crowns is thjs week 3,000 crow ns. J Rut Vienna is quiet, although still congested and with a large idle pop­ ulation drawing out-of-work sti|>emD from the government. This element is gradually iieing reduced, however,! Nonna Tnlmailge. An American Girls tiie figUM-s showiqg about 1PJ.000 Again this week ngninst 100,000 a few weeks Having appeared in her last two pro­ ago. ductions in character rob*—in "The Forbidden City” as a Chinese girl nnd AMERICAN LEGION in "The Heart of Wetona” as nn In­ Holding First Annual Convention dian maiden, Norma Talmadgc romes today bark to the screen in her latest Select M inneapolis, N ov. 10, (B y A ssoc-' Picture "The Probation Wife, os » » iated Press) The first Annual American girl. j Convention of the American Legion ! In thb picture, whidii Select Picture* opened here lodny witli m ore than offers on Friday at tho Star Theatre, tw o thousand delegates from all Nonna Talmadgc is seen ns Jo, a child parts of the country present. One of tho must important matters before tho Synod will be the election of a representative to meet with the new Assembly committ<*o on union witli other Presbyterian bodies. The sessions of tiie Synod will be open to the public ami a very cordial invitation is extended to all. BUICK CARS You Know What That Means W. J. T H IG P E N , Agent Office in Peoples’ Bank Building. Sanford, Florida Farms, Homes, Businesses — —— I '■ H A V E i i T H E M H O M E S, are selling almost every day anti I am doing a nice busi­ ness in this line anil have a line selection. RESIDENCE,— A double lot with two resiliences on them worth looking after. {2,000. RESIDENCE.— 8 large tine frooms modern conveniences and should be appreciated by some up-to-date minute family at {G.500. G R O V E —Tarrrs. Good location and splendid house $7,000. FARM — 10 arres. 1 rooms house on brick rozd. 2 acres tiled, O tiier land cleared and partly tiled. {5,000. F A R M — 5 acres. Small house. Partly cleared and tiled #2,200. F A R M —10 acres. Good small house nnd furniture. About fi acres cleared. G ood well etc. $3,000, Watch the South E ast Corner o f Page Two J . E „ S F U R L IN G I ______ • % �~ rrr— * THE SANFORDGIKIIAU) EMPtiH 14, 1919 PAGE THREE We desire to express to our good friends of Sanford and Surrounding trerritory our sincere appreciation for the liberal pa­ tronage extended to us in the past, and we assure you that we will do our utmost to merit a continued share o f your business in the future by ottering you good dependable merchandise at the lowest price obtainable. Owing to the prevailing high cost o f raw material and labor there is a considerable advance in price of new merchandise, but we were fortunate to have contracted for most of our staple goods before the advance went into effect, so we are in position to offer you special inducements that will be impossible to find later. Our Anniversary Sale will be the first Big Bargain Event of the season. Don’t Miss It. Exceptional L o w Prices On A ll P iece Goods Best Quality Amoskenr O'ljing. heavy fleece Fast Color Plain and Plaid Dress Ginghams No. SO, 36 in. Bleaching.................................. ^ No. 70,36 in. Bleaching.................................. Xu. 60* 36 in. Bleaching.................................... ;ll> in. Unbleached Sea Island Sheeting............ Best Quality Hickory Shirting and Cheviot :Hi in. Plain and Striped Percale, yard............. 32 in. Dress Ginghams* 75c quality, yard..... Serpentine Kimuna Crepe yard.......................... 40-in. French Serge, All Colors* yard .......... •10-in. French Serge, All Colors, yard ............... 36-in. Storm Serge, yard................................... Best Quality, 36 in Silk Poplin, yard ............... 36-in Taffeta Silk, all colors, yard................. 36-in. Black Messalinc Silk.yard........ ;....... 36-in. Silk Georgette Crepe, yard................... 32-in. Plaid Suitings................... .......................... Good Quality Mercerized Poplin...................... PUS 8121-9075 G O IN G I N T H I S S A L E A VERY L I T T L E OVER H ALF P R IC E AT It is hardly possible to say too much in praise of these garments. N ot only are they Wonderl ful values, but they come at just the time of year when Women are looking for Winter Clothes. The materials alone are enough to class them as extraordinary. All suits lined with plain or figured silks of fine quality. Coats full and quarter lined with best quality figured silks. Some are interlined as well, making them heavy enough even for an old-fashioned winter. Sizes up to 48 stout. Flannelette Night Gowns $2.25 An All White Model is made with a deep yoke, feather stitched in pale blue Floss A Striped Model is Finished with either Round or V Neck and made in Yoke Style. An All White M odel is made with Pajama side fastenings and silk frogs Well cut and Full Size.................... 92.25 Entire Line of Silk and Muslin Underwear will be marked’ at very low prices during this sale. Flannelette and Crepe Kimonas, Tight and Loose Fitting .................................................................. Bleached Sheets, 72x90........................................................ Pillow Cases, 36x45................................................................. Bed Spreads, Full Size.......................... ................. ................. Best Quality Androscoggati 40-in. Pillow Tubing, yard These Are Exceptional Good Values Very Low Prices One Lot of W . B. Brassieres, White and Flesh Color Open back and Front Style, 75c Value.................... B ig Selections o f N e w S kirts tor W in te r W ea r Prepare for a Rainy D ay. 100 Umbrellas, Regular size, Men's or Women's $2.25 Values, while they last1 All-Wool Plaids, Taffetas, Silk and Wool Poplins, Serges and Barronctte Satins. Some o f these Skirts are trimmed in braid, while others have rows o f buttons. Also plain styles. Small Lot of Children's Sweaters. Extra Good Values 2 to 10 years ............................................................. 1 Size 25 lo 40 in Waist Measure Every item in our Entire Stock of Ladies* and Childrens’ Ready-To-Wear, Piece Goods and Notions will be marked down for the Anniversary Sale. We Have on Hand at All Times a Complete Stock of McCall Patterns. O pening F rid a y M orn , at 8:30 R E M E E V 3E R T H E D A T E F R I D A Y , M O V . 14th Warm Stylish Coats for Girls, Specially Priced at 98.45 to $13.95. Exceptional Values. Size 8 to 16 years. We have priced these girl’s Coats at a very attractive reduction for the Anni­ versary Sale. All are New, Fashionable Models. All Coats are Full or HalfJLined.6*10 QC This Sale Priced at 98.45 to.............................................................................................. Taffetas, Georgette Crepe and Silk Crepe de Chine Blouses. Notwithstanding the fact that silks have doubled in price during the past few Months, we will offer our entire Stock of these New Silk Blouses at 92.95 to ............... Sizes up to 52 COATS, SWEATERS, KNIT CAPS, BABY SETS, BONNETS AND EVERYTHING IN OUR BABY DEPARTMENT SPECIALLY REDUCED FOR OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE. n t fi iT X -lv a * V u n Bl W S. H H J L C i K J d X lI X ■M B - - �E*75; * 5 P v ^ * - 'W ’. -t-= s y •-'■ THE SANFORD llEnALD PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS It. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, DualneM Manager (Continued from Paco 2} OVIEDO Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Miss Shirley Swope entertained several of her little friends at supper last Thursday evening. MUHfMU.mON PBIt-E IN ADVANCE: Mrs. J. V. GUt spent Wednesday in ONE TEAR---------------------------------- »-»• 811 MONTHS----------- :--------------------I-®* Orlando. THREE MONTH*------------------ --------- -3» G. W. Wheeler of New Hampshire Eatrcwl u 8mmA<(Uh atall MtlU, *■(«•* Had has come to take the agency of the lest, al liwPaalaflW* al thnford. florid* A. C. L. at Oviedo in the place of J. II. I'tdH Art W March M , 1*71 Atkins relieved. Offltr: II*raid Balldlaj Trl*»h*a* Na, III J. W. Audrey c f Sanford tin* rented rooms at the Cushing House nnd will EXPENSE HAVE move his family here this week. FARM ERS ALSO Mr. O. P. Swope returned Wednes­ day from Chicago. The American Co-operative Journal Mrs. S. W. Swo|>c und Mrs. 0 . P. Is holding meetings to discuss agricul­ Swope spent Monday in Sanford. tural matters. The subject billed for The Hoy Scouts and Camp Fire the first meeting Is "Collective liarGirU took a hike to Howell Creek gaining for Farmers." Anil the news Tuesday. has drawn loud and angry outcry from R. I t White nnd Roy Me Millan the protagonists of the class called the spent Monday in Orlando. "consum ers.'They complain that they Mrs. Jackson and little son James will lio crushed between organized of Miami, arrived Wednesday after­ labor on the one side, and a farmers’ noon to be the guests of Mrs. A. P. trust on the other. The farmer, they Parnell for several days. lament, will he the most dangerous Hob Strange of Sanford has rented kind of profiteer. the Drury place and will move his Well, keep your shirt on. Let us family to Oviedo the latter part nf the look into this thing. A Michigan week farmer lately shipped to the city two Mr. Murphy of Stetson University bushels of early apples, which were preached at the Haptlst Church of sold for $1.10 |xt bushel—total' $2.20 Oviedo morning and evening last Sun­ for the load. HU expenses wore: day. baskets, 40 cents; labor and spraying, Quite a nundier ol Oviedo people 20 cents; freight and crating, Gfi cents; spent Armistice Day in either Sanford commission, 22 cents. His profit was or Orlando. E. Cushing left Sunday for hi* home 82 cents. The retail price wo ran. of course, only guess, as he was through n Jacksonville. Joe Leinhart spent Sunday after­ when he reached the commission ngent, noon in Sanford. , Ilut it is well that the city where he On Wednesday Novcml*er 12th at sold his apples was near-by, so that Starke Fla. Mira Mnbcl Darby and the freight and crating could bo kept Mr. Ed Jordan were united in marriage. down to GO cents. HU oroiginal In­ Mr, Jordan has been n res'dent of mnfO tn i' or, TUPSttiiy ftftC . T i t . V . . ' Oviedo for the past six weelr A .* vestment is . of CflUTtf, “ * •fd November the eleventh being n is with mucii regret that the peoplr We can hardly blame the farmers for of Oviedo learn of bis intention to legal holiday cur Post Mistress. If... T .u •••_•! a v a ca tio n . .-•I.. to 1crate. fin- j. to .,nford <he went *opi* kn*>* j.iIV •••! n good time and we ce. ..inly missed her smiling face at the P. O. N B gg.vv-xasv T g g ; window. T he "M id w a y ” parage will soon open its doors to the public. 1 » i '• •- h m \ fife l *4’ LL Hr wm iu ii 4r«V* »- tZ X S P j'V Lfeii. p ly Criticism and Citizenship & m ThunMrs. J. A. McCulley »p< day in Orlando. Mrs. Max Leinhart went to Orlnndo Thursday. Rev Wsrren Entzminger and family motored up from Ilartow on Friday returning ■on Saturday while here they were the guests of Rev Entzminger’s sister, Mrs Dili Allen Mr and Mrs Pomcry have moved to Ft Myers Mrs Chaffer of Geneva is spend­ ing the week with Prof Chaffer Mrs John Entzmlngcr left Sat­ urday for Plant City where she will visit her son W S Entzminger Mr Griffin is the guest ot Mr and Mrs L J Hartley. The girls of the Seminole Sunshine Club have been busy preparing the grounds for t'io Basket Ball team "W here’s there’s a will there is n w ay" The young people enjoyed a moonlight party in the Park Friday evening Mrs J N* Searvy was shopping in Orlando on Thursday. C W Entzminger attended a commissioners meeting in Sanford on Monday evening Mr Reneau was transacting busi­ ness in Orlando Saturdr.y Mr and Mrs Holoway returned last Friday from Geneva Alabama where they have been visiting re­ latives Mr nnd Mrs McDaniels of Oak­ land nnd Mrs McDaniels mother Mrs Howard of Montgomery Ala , were the guests of Mrs Hardaway on Saturday Mr and Mrs .1 S Dinkcl were in Orlando on Saturday Mrs. J. N. Waits was in Orlando on Sunday the guest of her daughter Mrs. Saulshurgh. J S. Dinkel was transacting business in Sanford on M onday. The Civic League held its regular l It is the plain, public d u ly (ofevery citizen to criticize proposed govern­ ment measures believed to be harmful. »n Swift & Company is in a better pos­ ition perhaps, than others, to under­ Fit' stand the meat packing business in all its relations to public and private inter­ ests, even though the others may have Lift been giving the subject a great deal o f sincere uitention. Swift & Company is convinced that interference with its legitimate business function by governmental agencies, however well intenlioned, would be an injury to every man, woman and child who wants meat to eat, as well 'W as t© tlfc men who raise the meat and to those who dress and distribute it. Maximum service that cannot monopolize because of keen competi­ tion and lack o f control over sources of supply is furnished at a minimum o f profit— n fraction o f a cent per pound from all sources. Therefore Swift & Company is taking ever)' legitimate step of citizen­ ship to prevent such interference. ! H*; to These advertisements are intended help you, and to help Congress decide what is best to be done. Mis­ takes are costly nnd apt to be harmful in these trying times. ' L vk ■F * .l FLORIDA STATE: FAIR J A C K S O N V IL L E N ovem ber 2 2 - 2 9 •::*L Swift & Company, U. S. A. rv LE­ i* , m “ •V-f * work of the Red Cross. The work Mrs. M . E. Dooley, who U Geneva Elocutronist, then gave u i "In Flanders Field*" which was much applauded. Following this was a recitation by Little Miss Mlrium Whitcomb, delivered in her usual charming manner, and then came the real treat of the evening, what all had looked forward to for days, the speech by D r. Ilyman of Sanford The audience listened spell­ bound to the interesting experiences related by t v Hyman ef h b work of love as chaplain in the late war. At the rlose of his address Dr. Hyman admonished us to so love that at the end "W ell D one" would be spoken to nil by our Lord. Mrs. Phillips of Sanford added interest and charm to this address by her singing dressed in the costume of a Red Cross nurse. Last hut not least was the folding up of our service (lag. which was done by Rev. L. A. Wright in an impressive manner. Rev. Wright rpoke of the young men represented by the seventeen stars on the flag and the one of ilver who had paid the supreme sacrifice, as he placed the folded flag in a hnx, locked it, and handed it to Mrs. Endor Curlett, chairman of the A. R. C. Honorable mention was also made of Harry Phillips, Perry Taylor and Cyril Uaulerson, who were at or.e time Geneva boys, but were enlisted from elsewhere, and who too, have lost their lives in the service of their country. This ended the program for the evening after nil singing, "T h e Star Spangled Banner" the meeting was at an end. Those attending from Sanford »«r e Dr. and Mrs. Hyman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Mr and M « David Speer. Mr. Mi,,. Mia. n . a . :>cig, Mr. und Mrs. Jinkins, Mrs. and Mbs Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tolar ami daughter. Mrs. Will Robinson was a pleasant caller at Mrs. Jack Vaughn’s Sun­ day afternoon. There was a number of people in Sanford Tuesday to the big celebra­ tion but was not able to find the place. The next time we start to a Sanfors celebration we will try The friends of Mrs. C. F. Harrison to get on the right road. We learn Orlando had the big will be sorry to learn of the illness of her mother Mrs. S. Williams. day. That's the place to go to have Mr. C. F. Olmstead of Ft. Pierce n good time. There seems to be a lot of sickness is spending much time in Geneva round now with bad colds. We hope in the intereU of the orange business. it isn't the flu rom ing. Miss Edna Geiger was suddenly called from Orlando on account of the illne*s and death of iter baby' sister. The parents and Teachers associ­ ation met last Friday, with a good number in nttemlar.ee. After a short program rendered by the pupils of Miss Flynts room, the president, Mrs. W A. W hitcom b called the meeting to order and after the re­ ports of the various committees were read and all business attended to, refreshments wire served and the meeting adjourned. Mrs. L. P. UhamborilM is recover­ ing from tier rerent Illness. v ■ " ,f.‘ . !, .*#» which has lain next her heart for so many months post. Geneva feels indebted to Mrs. W. A. W hitcom b for semiring Dr. Hyman as a speaker, for we realize that he must be much sought for, GENEVA am! feel grateful to Dr. Hyman Mr. ami Mr*. Ernest Tolar of and Mrs. Phillips for their services. Sanford are upending a couple of Wr.ST GENEVA AVENUE day* with Mrs. T ola r's siter Mrs. H. H. Puttlshall. The weather i.s still warm hut tho Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wakefield nights are very cool hut I guess anil Mrs. A ubrey Moran spent when the cold wave does come we will wish for warmer days to com e W ednesday in Sanford. again. Fred Ballard bad the mriforiuno Mr. Nicola is still cm the sick lo tcverly cut his wrist on a broken list. Can’ t see no better days y et. glass bottle lust M onday, but had the presence of mind to tightly cord his arm untill he could reach Dr, Marshall at Sanford. M r. and Mrs. Geo. Geiger have the sympathy of the entire emmunity in the >os» of their fourteen months old daughter, who died Monday after a tw o weeks illness. NOVEMDER 14, 1919 Mrs Knight left last week for Jacksonville where she will spend several weeks with friends and re­ latives We learn tin* price of oranges has dropped on account of so many being shipped green From the w ay) they ure dropping from the trees I don't think there will he many left for the market toon ^ -vi. ' ^-■ J. f ">J A ;v ■ \ Ambition calls for comfort in the years to come—but spending as you go means wor­ ry' for the future. Let us stop and think! Save today for tomorrow’s pleasure. Pre­ pare today for tomorrow’s comfort. Get the habit, SAVE! P E O P L E S B A N K OF = SANFORD = 1 1 s lV ;, l u nit! i ; r .t "Jf? ts- ? fC t | ' «v On Flour, Grain and Feed fruit and Vegetable Cratei V a n C * n fit** FVnm TV - tv c t,' *a r > W»»t* far t riff . ••,-'i j* fi i r- ] * *4 r . . \Y. A. Muryday Conjnnj n m i f ’ Iff i fj £•' 1k',4* v% ' JmV . r .KJ". .*• **.' -is* * - rule Alatlu, Fieri * ‘ #* ' reMW. .sW. M iss Virginia Lee Don’t Miss a V i r g i n i a Lee Cigar. If you do, you miss the most delightful experience, a mild clear Havana filled, shade grown wrapper, generous size, satisfactory and pleasing smoke. You’ll like VIRGINIA LEE Cigars. All of the I'uWYrr CicAfiCa b e t t e r re­ besot vujs.rrm . • tailers sell VJRGI them. LEE TAMPA, FLOWDA ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiii::ii!i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig|iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii!* There is such a change in this world now a days People ought not to be surprised at nothing We have got to take it as it comes, let it be good or bad Well, Christmas will soon he here What are we going tn have on that day? A plenty of »ugaI- to cook something good or not? W c hear there will be sugar in Sanford by Saturday, but the price In every transaction it i.s the will be, sky high aim of the oflicers of this institu­ What people ought to do is raise tion to serve its depositors in a cane and make their own sugar in distinctive and careful manner: the south and then they won’ t 534848024848535348534853484823534853000202484848232353 to keep in mind the individual re­ have to depend In oth er place* for quirements of each nnd leave the sugar nnd syrup There is noth­ nothing undone that will better ing like having such at home Mrs. .1. L. Brown and baby of Trilby are visiting Mrs. Brown’s parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. Gresham Orrie Matthews made a business visit to DcLand last week. Bert Pattishall and Mr ido Baker both students of Stetson; spent the week end with home folks. Armistice Day was celebrated in a titling manner by our people, at the school houne grounds; They began to gather at five p tn., soon after the community sing began u,:ih Fifty years ago there was nothing Mrs. Phillips of, Sanford as leader, thought of, every body mnde their after which a pork barbercue and own sugnr and syrup at home and all the good tilings that go with it never thought of such a thing as was served on long table* in picnic buying it nnd could be done ngain style, immediately after supper each soldier present guve a short talk EAST* SA N FO R D about where and what he was doing Some of the East Side f oiks cele­ on N ovem ber II, 11MH. M, E. brated Armistice Day Mr nnd Mrs Dooley then announced that the C E Chorpening and their young real program of the evening would people together with Mr and Mrs begin with a song, "T h e Happiness W It Prevail and son Niel, Mr* Brigade." by five of our brightest Graham Hunter and Robert Grier little girls, accompanied by Miss drove over to Sweetwater branch Elizabeth Stones on the piano, next and had a successful day* fishing was a speech by Mrs. W . A. Whit­ enjoying a fish fry dinner and comb in which she explanicd the brought home fish for supper work of the recently organized gM r and Mr* Joe Cameron nnd Parents and Teachers Association par.y were among those going to ajtd of the work they hoped to do the ball game in the near future. Following this Mr and Mrs L M Lucas and was a »ong by little Miss Ruth Libby little daughter joined a pnrtj a;ul which deserves special mention. M r*.( (Continued on Page 5) Etuior Curlett then spoke on the j I IT IS OUR AIM I protect the customer’s interests. Those having financial matters to transact arc cordially invited to avail themselves of our assis­ tance and advice. Business and personal accounts are welcomed. First National Bank SANFORD, FLORIDA * saniiniHiiiiiiiiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiinnniHisiniiiniininninniiimiiHiimiiuiiiHii^ �THE SANFORD H&UALU jjjt le H ip p e n ln g s Mention or M » t t e r « ,n n r , e f Persons! Item* of Interest In and A b ou t The City Summary of (he Floating Smnll Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers The Herald phone was kept busy Icou & IS°“ wlU havc a car 108,1 mule* and horses at their stable yesterday afternoon by anxious sub­ I r e Monday. See their advertise- scribers who wanted to know if the today Yes, " ent in another part of this issue. paper would appear dear readers it will appear every day Hide a Dort, you will like it. 4-t in the week excetpt Sunday and if Mrs Wilmott will be nt the business keeps up we may he obligod r-ench Shop Wednesday and Thurs­ to print it on Sunday There is no day in the future. 16*3tc* rest for nny one csnr.cctcd with «t duiiy For light hauling call Phone 106 paper C E. Chorpening. 8-10tp . Completo stock Diamond tires. May Si Walthall had three loads Wight Tire C o R5-U ‘ Hudson and Essex cars com e in Prominent Sanford folks motoring yesterday and they have sold half to Orlando this afternoon included of them already and expect to dis­ Mrs F I. Woodruff and son, Mr J D pose of the remainder in a few days. Woodruff, Mrs Ralph Goodsjieed and Hide a Dort you will like it. 4-t Mrs W E Seoggans— Reporter Star Piano and Harmony taught by The Daughters of Wesley will hold Progressive Scries M ethod. C on- their annual bazaar and n cooked **rv»tory graduate. Phone 230. Mrs food sale Saturday, N ov. 22, 1919. \V. N- Ankney, 913 M yrtle Ave. Place announced later. 5-tf Fri. and Tues-6tc Mr. M. S. Wiggins of Washington \mong the removals and new is visiting relatives and expects to business this week will he the Hall spend the winter here. Hardware Co., to their new store There’s u man at the curb to rooms «>n First street and the Union serve you. ' 55-tf Pharmacy in the Kanner building. John Harrison bus gone to Live Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. Oak where he expects to embark McC uIIct's . 5G*tf in the mercantile business. Mr. F c . Calkins the well known fire Harrison has been with the Yowell Insurance man of Jacksonville was Co. for som e time and during his in the city today on business. His stay made m any friends who wish J3n, I.ieul. Calkins lately returned hern well in bis new field. from France was captured by the The I.adics Guild of the Epiacopa Germans and spent five months in a church expect to hold n bazaar and prison camp. fair for throe afternoons nnd nights HZ- Seal pint fruit jars at LP. of Dee. 2nd, 3rd and 4th in the McCullcr's. DG-ft Parish House. 1-tf J. H. Osteen of Altamonte Springs H. H. Crowder will linvo Ids Third anniversary rale beginning next Fri­ was in the city today on business. WANTED — 01,1) CLEAN day a ct Inning M days. This will BAGS. ANY KIND E X ­ j,,’ n -ale of everything in this store CEPT «>I,1) « o ' ’ «*'S and the prices will sell the goods, COATS, PAN TS. u ll for i’ BED SP R E A D S. AT THE Huy Diamonds Wight Tire C o. HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf 65-tf J. D. Woodruff is home for a few days Tlie liryan Auto Co., received from the University of Florida at via Oorts and three Iteos yester­ Gainesville. day and the Heoa have already been II.t .whins nnd Walter Connelly »old hut manager Leslie Bryan promises to have some more in ■'tho returned to Stetson University at DeLand this afternoon niter spending nut few days. the week end with homo folks, Hide a Dort, you will like it. 4-t Doris for ev erybod y. Ilryan Auto E. II. Smith representing Chas. 4-tf Pape & Co., commission merchants Co. w in the city for a few days. Mr. Smith was a resident of Sanford two years ago hut is living in Bradentown at this time. Hide a Dort, you will like it. 4-t For Sheriff I hereby announce my candidacy for the oHice of ShorifT of Seminole C o­ unty subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary. W. P. CARTER LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER CO. PHONE 114 Philips Old Drug Store Stand Phone Orders also Taken at Hotel Carnes Kirby Osteen of Osteen was in the city todiay. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fodder have returned to Sanford for the winter months nnd arc comfortably located at the Seminole. Mr. Fodder is en­ gaged in the buying nnd selling of winter vegetables anti comes to San­ ford every season . Their many friends are glad to see them arain. Dr. D. C. W ard, Osteopath is in Sanford on M onday, Wednesday untl Fr ay of each week. 58-tf Groups two nnd three rendered n very interesting program, Sunday evening nt the regular meeting of the Temple II. X’ . P. U. Misses Ruth Los* sing and Virginia Do Courscy Imd charge of the meeting. Quirt Mason fruit jars at L. P. McCullcr’s. * 59-tf II. J. Clause returned Sunday after­ noon from a pleasant trip to Blrmlngham, Alabama. Boost Leon’s Auto Transfer. AH trains met. Phono 91. Hotel Carnes. t»7-tf All Kinds of Hnuling Baggage Transferred Meet all Trains All the stores are closed tr da ' for Armistice Day nnd the proprietors and clcrlis are having a lug time Lucky devils' For Sale— C ft. light wood post and ruil cross ties for fence* posts 30c cadi f. o. h. Wagner. Car lots Dr b •. 0 . C Bryant, Wagner, F..i. 11-W -4tp Leon s Auto Transfer Co. Bring- jo u r hemstitching to Mrs* Maude Philmon nt the French Shop. Also dressmaking a *p ialty. • 11- XX- 1 PHONE 114 INSURANCE F ire Automobile Theft Liability Collision Bonds Represent 20 heading Companies "rilin g Ever/ Branch 0. W . H erndon JOS WEST FIRST STREET •)S(| i; PIIONE.H Mr Aurthcr Green* the well-kn< "n representative of the Virginia Paper Company was in town today, cal infi on the trade Ho had the umiru.il attitude, however, of not wishing t>' sell any newspaper to anybody lie could persuade to do without it, ns i.e wnss able to secure hut one car which ho was apportioning out to those of hLs customers who were comjielled to have it, at 7 cents n pound in Jackson­ ville, which means practically 8 ends a pound in Lakeland Two years tig.* paper could he bought in Lakeland nt about 2 ) ’j cents a pound The pr<diction is made that it will Is* 10 cents by the first of the year — Lakeland Telegra in____________________ N otice T o the stockholders of the Fust National Bank of Sanford, Fla. Notice is hereby given that pur­ suant to a resolution of the Board of Directors, a meeting of the Stockholders of the First National Bank of Sanford, Florida, is called to he held in the C ity of Sanft rd. Florida, in the ofilco of the said Bank, on the 4th day of December, A. D . 1919, at :l o ’ clock P. M. of ihu said date, to vote upon the question of increasing t* e ranitnl sin a of mid Hank. 10-Ctc B. F. Vi’ littn.T, Cashier. COUNTV HAPPENINGS MRS. JULIUS TAKACII (Continued from Pago 4) SOPRANO picniced at Osteen to celebrate the Available for Concerts, Recitals, Musi­ day ca ls, Fcstvals, Oratorio and Special Church Services The majority stayed at home and Sanford, Florida just worked to busy to take a play day Some sneak theif stole a brand new* tire off C E Chorpening's school truck trailer Saturday night It was parked corner Beurdall and Geneva aves For Sale or Exchange—One 20 ncre, one 10 acre, Sanford Ave. Walking distance to city. Two lots corner Center nnd Elm Ave. Two ols west side Palmetto avenue 50 ft. from T. Mr and Mrs G C Chamberlain Eleventh St. Mnko offer. R. nail as guests Sunday Mr and Mrs C ony, owner, 075 N. Spring St., Los 13-13te. Henry Schulte, their three children, Angeles, Cal. nnd Mr Schulte's father o f Daytona For Rent— Rooms for light house­ Beach for an all day visit keeping in outskirts of city, soft water, Mr nnd Mrs Charles Chamber­ suitable for parties with car. No lain and daughter Veronica reached small children. Phone S3 w or en­ here last Friday morning to spend quire at Chero-Cola plant. W U-2tp. the winter at the G C Chamberlain NOTICE home on Di-ardull ave Bids will lie received b j’ the Mr nnd Mrs Clarence Flowers Board of County Commissioners and young people nrc very pleasantly of Seminole County at their next located in their pretty new home on regular meeting to he held on Tuesday December 2nd, at 10 o '­ Celery ave clock A. M. for the building of a Monroe Johnson of Plant City vault in the Seminole County Court is hero at the homo of Ids cousin House. Mans and specifications can he Bill Monroe obtained from E. A. Douglass, A party com posed of Rev J R Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sanford, Allen, Rev C H Summers, H W Florida or from F. II. Trim ble, Chandler ami W R Prevatt enjoyed architect. Orlando, Florida. Board reserves the right to reject a ilaj’s fishing Inst Wednesday nt any and all bids. Geneva FerrjE. A. Douglass, Mr and Mrs 1 D Martin ha*.# W l3-3tc. Clerk. added to their possessions hj* buying the Jacob Netting place. J. D. W oodruff returned to Gaines­ We learn that Mrs Tina Warren ville on Tuesday after a week-end Beaty is not recovering from her visit hero. recent operation at the Orlando hos­ Republican Conference next Mon­ pital as ipdckly as she should Poor day. W 13-11p. girl has been ill nearly a j ’ ear Everj* one interested in RephlicnuOver at Silver Lake Mr and Mrs ism. In* sure to he at the court house H G Dieterieh bought the Herbert next Monday afternoon at 8:00. Crip pen house and grove The house W. 13-ltp. has bean built over and greatly im ­ Mr. nnd Mrs. P. T . Wakefield of prover* and the grove put in fine Geneva are in the city today on shape business. D r and Mrs Hnzeldine have an Republican Conference Monday attractive bungalow built and near next. S.-o c.v* e i-c -V n . Ifcb „,,,r rr - j 11 on the kike akcre paper. W. 13-ltp a row o( hath houses and u pavi­ O. C. Bryant, a prominent orange lion so people can get an occasional grower and merchant of Wagner, is dip and dance without going to the ocean, their place ims been very in the city today. Now is the time to plant trees, popular this season. This should of come in oon our orange, grapefruit, lime, etc Trees summing up of East Sanford im­ delivered Lemon Bluff Nurseries, provements last week was nccidontlj* Longwood Florida 14-3ld-lwp over looked when sent to post. Joe Davis of the C. W. Zuring T h e ladies Mrs. II. G. Dclterlch Co., is here todaj’ getting the Faring (ehairman of East Sanford auxilary) wholesale grocery in shape for liusi Mrs. W . W. Dressor, Mrs. E. M. sincss. Gallow ay and Miss Mayine Steel T. B. Turk of tho Long Lumber who solictcd for the Red Cross in Co., at Osteen was in the eity this the 3rd Roll call were much pleased morning transacting business for with the readj* response of ulomost ids firm. every family in East Sanford. Mrs. S. II. Buchanan ol M onroe was n tlie citj* today on a shopping G ltAPEVlI.LE AND BPS ALA tour. Mrs. Buchanan is tlie efficient Beal Florida weather and line correspondent of the Herald at Lake gardening. Monroe. Glad to see the schools closed F. W. Stanley of Charleston in and that the paper mill also observed the city looking for n home for his Armistice Day ns a holiday; the family. He will ho with the A. C. L. young folks in our neighborhood as a despatchM provided ho can greeted it right royally. secure some place to live. Elmer Tyner is expecting to take Leo Goldberg has arrived in the a day off nnd visit in Tainpn soon city nnd will sturt a junk business Quite u few from lids place at­ n tlie Lcffler building on Sanford tended the Iluptist services in town, Avenue, buying scrap iron, metnl at night to hear Brother Hyman rubber, ^barrels and s6cks. Ho lias . A number of the folks went fishing just returned from service nnd picked among who were Harney Beck and Sanford for Ids futu c residence. family and Mr. and Mrs. Westordick Itcpuldica.i Conference and their sister Mrs. Benton. They A Conference of Republicans w enjoyed the holiday at Enterprise in com pany with others. Some of be hold in the Court House, Snnfoi the young people spent a part of Monday next, Novemvber 17, at 8:( P. M. at which time Chairman 1 the day in Sanford. the State Central Committee, Ho Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Evans n I). T. Gernw, will he present, to ai two little ones of Tam pa nccompnnieP dress tin* Assembly. Hon. W. I by their sister, Mrs. Hester nnd O’ Neal and others are also expecte mother of Lake Mary, were welcome callerd In our section M onday after­ Every republican, with all others i: tercsted in tlie republican cause, noon. invited ns well ns urged to utten M r. and Mrs. Evans were our By order of the Committee. neighbors a few years hack and we W. 13-ltp. B. G. Smith, Ctmirmni were pleased to lenrn that they are well and prospering. Card o f Thanks Mrs. George Benton of Rochester We beg to acknowledge with New Y ork Is visiting at the home warmest thanks and sincere appreci­ of her brother, A. F. Westordick ation tlie many kindnesses of our having arrived last Sunday. She friends during the recent illness of made the trip by water to Jackson­ our beloved one, and for the beauti­ ville nnd this is her first visit to the ful floral offerings at the lime of sunny tfouthlnjiit tho she recently his death. spent a winter In South America Mrs. J. G. Hurley and family and another in England in search Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hurley of health. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hurley Rev. Edwards rnme over from Lake M ary, Sunday, Mr. Durant The Roman Fare. whose guest he was while there, The Itom an soldiers, who Inifft such kindly bringing him over. Ho gave wonderful roads and carried n weight us a splendid sermon on "T h e o f nrmor nnd hnggnge, lived on mnrse Shinning Face," spending the night brow n hrend nnd sour wine. They were nt the home of Mr. anil Mrs. Ballin­ temperate In diet nnd regular nnd conger. He continued his trip on to stunt In exercise. The Spnnlrii penn­ M ontgom ery and then to St. Louis ant works every day nntl fiances bn If the night, yet eats only tffnek bread, attending the conference. onion nnd water lemon. Sunday School nt 2:00 now, with Rev. Erieson ns leader. Rev. De. Brower of Sanford has promised to * * * * * * * * * * * * * * come out and speak £o u» nt 3.00 <£> and we know that we always benefit<$> ted by his kindly tnlks. •f Mrs. Ballinger spent n few daj’s 4 in town with her old friend Mrs. D R . DAVIS 4 Collcr. _ _ __________________ the well known optometrist ■f will be nt the Lincoln House again about N ov. 5, 1919. ■4 > *# ■ Christian Science services * * Eyes tested and fitted with # will he hold nt tho W om an’s , * glasses for headache nnd ^ Club, Onk avenue, between poor vision. 11-W -ltc . Third and Fourth strrts, on Sunday, morningat 10:♦ \ 45 oclock . Subject: "E ver- # V la s tin g l >uni& h!iient.” 48-t( 4 . * * • • « • * • The Ford One Ton Truck is n profitable "beast ol burden" and surely has the "right o f way" in every line of business activity. For all trucking purposes in the city and for all heavy work on the farm, u,c Ford One Ton Truck with its manganese bronze worm-drive and every other Ford merit o f simplicity in design, strength in construction, economy in operation, low purchase price, stands head and shoulders aLovc any otltcr truck on the market. Drop in and let's talk it over and leave your order forone. \ v r ' »AMS, Agent EDWARD HIGGINS, Salesman er N O W . Buy your winter’s firo wood now and save money. Oak or ,rirr. Either stove or f.ieplaro wuuiL I T 149-W. Roberts & Smith, W ood Yard, corner 6th nnd K*m. r-tf W anted— From Tick im m unity A 1 Registered Ilnlntein Cow to give from 5-7 Gallons milk daily. Box 444, Sanford. I l-W -lf FOH SALE For door, inches high, quick. FOR KENT For Rent — Four Furnished Room s. 709 Magnolia Ave, Smith at IHU Hdw. Co. For Sale— Four-room house cor­ ner 5tIi an il- Palmetto, emit nnd south front. Lot 34<117 feet. Price $1,500, half cash. W. M. Haynes, Herald Office. 10-tf Farm Photography Photos of all kinds at 113 Elm Ave. sale or exchange— 1 Vault good shape, 1 largo Safe, 71 high, I small Safe, 31 inches 1 adding machine. Must sell C. Care of Herald 62-tf. SEES DINNER $ 1.00 a specialty. See Sin afer Dill Pickles For Full*— H ouse uriii i.ut, hit) Elm Ave., cor. 9th street, inquire of J. M. Rice, above address. !*-4tp For Sale— Half million celery daiits, imported French seed, free rom blight and root knot. Will sell n beds or count. Write for price n d quantity wanted. Clay County lardeniti:; Co, Green Cnvi Springs, 'In. ________________________________ 9-4 tp For Sale—4 Pass, specially made | ’sotta Franchini ear 55-90 II. P. Iiain drive, cost $12,000 new 1012. Ifheel base 108 inch. Tires 36x4, 6x5. Elert starter and lights, 4 perils, Brass exhaust pipes, Pirl utout, double muffler, 2 Bull’s ye side lights, vent on top and find shield. Six new shoes, extra bain and sprockets, easy to Imndlo. 00 miles per hour, fit for the Kaiser o break his nerk. Photo nt The Icraltl office. For side cheap by >1 Dorner, East Sanford, Florida. 1k»**lii „ Prnltll rn f nr enlil Young Radishes C.lichen Gumbo ( lioiee Iiroiled Indian River Trout Mntra dc Hotel Roast Prime Itibs cf Western Beef An Jus Roast Native Duchlin Oyster Dressing, Green Apple Sauce Fried Young Chicken A la Mnryland Mashed or Boiled Potatoes Corn Muffins Spaghetti A la Creole Vegetable Salad String Beans Boiled Rico Choice Vanilla let* Cream Chocolate Puddidg, Cream Sauce Peach or Ten or Apple Pie Coffee SEMINOLE HOTEL f i r DEALINGS v n rn th is d a n k . HAVE COH TRiOuTED LARGELY TO M Y SU CCESS PKHJS-BANKIN6| C O N N E C T IO N 1 If your need is legitimate, within th'j help of sound banking practice, it will he gladly met at ibis Bank. In any event we shall he [pleased to have you call on us with any business problem that confronts you. Our only excuse for existance as a bank is the Service we can render— so consider u s Alw ays, Your FRIEND. f t * * * * * * * * W.-v' } ‘,V\ Vs - -Sj-i 4 lis L ' V— ■ �mmm \ NOVEMUER 14, 1019 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX of Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Ladies’ Coats and Coat Suits, Un derwear. Skirts, Shirt Waists and Hats, Trunks and Suit Cases Boys’ Mens' Linen or Rubber ( ’ollars 25c Values Sale Price And Dress Shirts Fancy Stripe $1.10 Values Sale Price $ 1.00 Neckwear 60e to $1.(10 Value ** Shoe Polish All Colors Sold Regular 15e 2 for 25c Sale Price r«i s ^ l. j o $2.oi> \ alue Sale Price $4.98 $4.50 Work Pants of A ll Kinds $2.50 to $3.00 Values I .tidier/ Underskirts . i,*.’ Mens’ $1.50 Work Shoes Sa c Price $1.95 25c 81x00 10-1 Sheeting Unbleached Sold Uigular 00c Per Yard N ow On Sale Work Shoos Fat m rs* Choice $3.25 8-1 Sheeting Sold Before for 70c Now On Sale $2.75 Bed 72x00 SI.75 In Outing Flannel 10c Value $22.50 22c Mens’ Suits Mixtures $25.00 Values And 16-inch lie Up Blenching Value $2.10 $2.75 Mens’ Dress Shoes Tan l.nee High Top $(>.00 Value Blankets Kxtru Size $0.50 Value $4.50 $4.00 Dark Tan Button or L ice $7.50 Value tid ie s ’ Juliets $2.50 Regular Sale Price $4.98 $1.75 18-in. Trench Boot $10.00 Value $7.50 and $8.00 Girls’ Reg. Childrens' Shoes $2.00 Values On Sale Now 23c And 21c Indian Head 51c Value On Stik* Now Ralbriggan Und- whirls and Draw­ ers. Regular 00c Values Sale Price Mens' Suits $10.00 Values Silk Lined Mens’ Suits $ 10.00 Values M ens’ Heavy Ribbed or Fleece Lined Shirts ot Drawers Regular P riie $1.1!) Sale Price All Serge $10.50 to Sale Wool Pants $12.50 Val. Price $ 1.10 $6.50 I Ju lies’ Apron Ginghams Solid Dies 25c Values Mens’ Pants In Mixtures $0.50 to $7 50 Values Georgette or Civile d** Chine ------- Shirt Waists $6.50 Values (£ 0 r y r Anti Slip-Over Sweater?: $0.50 Values And Silk Lisle Hose Baekseam Regular Price 75e Sale Price Work Gloves leath er Palms Reg. 501* Values Sale Price Ladies’ Pat. and Grey Top Boots $5.00 Value. M ens’ Overalls H eavy Weight Blue Indigo Denim $2.50 to $1.00 regular Sale Price $1.79 All Leather Gloves 75c Values 55c $1.50 Values 15c $2.00 Values $1.11 $1.00 Values $1.18 Black Driving Gloves All Solid leath er L irg o Gauntlet Regular $1.50 Value $2.49 Coveralls or Unlonalls Khaki Blue or Blue and W hite Stripes $1.75 to $5.00 Regular Sale Price $2.98 Boys' Fleece Undershirts and Drawers Regular Pi ice $1.00 Sale Price Ladies' Coal Suits And Coats $15 And Up Silk Or Serge Dresses * $6.75 Ami Up Bungalow Apian? $1.50 Values $1.1!) Value Price Work' Shirts $1.0!) regular Sale Price Pat. Shoes, grey cloth Tops, $ 4 .9 8 -Value Boy's Mahogany English Dress Shoes, Value $6.50 Suit Cases $1.98 Value Sale Price $2.39 Sale Price $2.95 Sale Price $4.25 Sale Price $1.39 * - — — Up $3.50 Silk Corset Covers Sale Up $1.25 Old Ladies' Comfort Shoes, $2.98 Value W E $1.85 Boys' Union Suits Regular $1.25 Values 78c And Up Childrens* Undershirts 30c And Up Childrens’ Dresses 98c And Dress Ginghams Good Patterns On Sale Now REM EM BER Outing Flannel Gowns $2.50 Value On Sale ( 0 Taffeta Skirts $7.50 to $0.00 Value Stile Price $1.85 Ribbed Long Sleeve Undershirts 75c Value Sale Price Skirts $2.50 Ribbed Union Suits Regular Price $2.50 Sale Price Mens’ Pants All Mixtures Regular $8.50 to $10.50 Values Poplin $4.08 Value Mens’ $6.50 Infants’ Shoes Soft Soles Hoys Overalls $1.4*d to $1.75 Value Sale Price Mens' Summer Union Suits Regular $1.00 Value Sale Price $29.50 School Shoes $1.50 Value On Sale . $ 2.00 $ 1.00 10-inch Cambric Regularly Sold at 15c Sale Price Id-inch Unbleached Domestic 15c Value Ladies’ Silk Hose $2.00 Value On Sale Only & Bed Comforts $5.00 Values Mule Skin $1.00 Value Mens' Suits All Wool Serge $15.00 Value Price Up $5.00 Sheets On Sat" Now M iddy Blouses $2.00 'Value $1.51 $2.50 Value $1.81 All Wool Poplin or Serge Skirts $7.50 to $10.00 Value Sale Price Mens’ Silk or Silk Lisle Half Hose 75c Value Sale Price $1.98 Sale Fancy Plnidcd Skirts in All Wool Materials $12.50 to $'5.00 Vnlir Sale Price V-'tiif* House Dresses Muslin Gowns And Chemises $1.75 Value Silk $3.98 $0.r>0 Value S1.0S $2.75 And few more Mens’ Silk Shirts Regular Value R c p ilif 10c $ 1.00 98c $1.79 v t.50 Sale Price Pillow Cases 10c Values Klk Black ° r Tan $.1.1)8 \alu3s or Suspenders 75c Value Mens’ Dress Hats $.1.50 Values $3.1$ Misses Mahogany Boots Low Heels A ...Arm Bands 15c to 25c Values Sale Price t> t> c m Womans' Mahogany Boots M ilitary Heel.- lip Mens’ 1 for 2.’>c *»%|„ Women’s inn Shoes $5.50 10c • t* Wool Suits Up Childrens’ Stockings 25c Values 15c or 2 for Trunks Sold at Reduced Prices - A R E O N T H E C O R N E R O F 1st S t & P alm etto A v toots .i j ‘iSfeifr nV’i i > " i »>;■ EMSai*■ 1 *1 X �W SMgOffljM ?;• f THE SANFORD HERALD ton planters nnd others Interested In the price of cotton soon will be able to obtain actual cotton prices of the dif­ ferent grades of cotton in IJm various primary markets and especially of the ten lower grades of cotton not deliver­ able on future contract The price will bo issued from Memphis, Atlantn, New Orleans, Dallas and Cbnrlotto for the districts ’ suggested by those cities and will bo telephoned or tele­ graphed at the exponco of the receiver i n I.ATB O R D E R or mniiqd fm* to any one aching thorn following from the Miami The quotas also will include actual Hitjl'i will he interesting prices at which cotton retd i« bought ,hf people of thU section: and sold in each district. n, . i()ing “ t 'he last moment to The cotton price quoting service ^ interimt* "f Miami first, ami will begin .•irst at Memphis and At­ uni! policy of organized temporarily, at least, lanta and later at New Orleans The c, j tr was issued yesterday dc- service in the other two cities will he J L j the general strike which was organized afterwards It K Oxstler tjfcjve heroine operative om orrow at present Is In Memphis organizing the service for West Tennessee, North Bcrnir.C at ^o'clock. ' Mississippi, Arkansas and Missouri It. Uter 3 wetr: of meeting shy the II Sutton is in Atlanta organizing rtHou, unions for the purpoo of that district which includes Georgin, ' i(jfring in deal the proposition Alabama, excepting Mobile, .Florida to strike, and numerus cnoerences, fl strike is CALLED off by trades_ council nnd East Tennessee, Organization of at this writihg. Just a year ago on the New Orleans district will bo In the the same day his wrist was broken on hands of the board examiners there. the battlefield in France and Fred seems destinrd to have something happen to him on Armlstlr# Day no WcRtern Union OfTlrisU Here lie located. Coming in on their private cur yes­ matter where he may terday from Orlando were the follow­ ing officials of the Western Union TelShells Discovered Something ogruph Co., II, C. Worthen, General Bhelins, Franc*, Nov. 13.— Ruins manager, L. II. Beech, supt, plant dep­ of great archaeological fn*.,.->rtanre artment, S. I,. Burt. Rupt tratlic depart­ have In-on brought to light hy the Ger­ ment, I. J. Maxwell, Dial. Commercial man shells which crushed through the Lupt. They niudi- an inspection cf '■aulu uf tin Ifltti/iifl Cathedra! during the local office and plant and i.pcnt the buinbuiilmcnl. The present build­ several hours here. They are making ing was erected in the thirteenth cen­ a tour of Florida. tury, probably on the foundations of the old FrnJklsh basilica enclosing the tomb of Saint Komi, who died in the Jug Cut Ills A m sixth century. It is the foundations Fred Ballard had an accident at Ids and crypt of this building that have homo near Geneva lost Monday that been unearthed. Th y appear to date might have proven serious. While from the ninth century, say zxpertt. filling a jug with water at Lake Harney fT T r r n n r n r T T iT T T T i m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »■ m the bottom of the jug fell out the frag­ ments cutting his wrist severing two New Meter Records Steam. of the veins. He was rushed to San­ A recording meter lulu been invented ford and received treatment by Dr. to measure the amount of steam used Marshall and is getting along nicely in an indiHtrlul plant and cheek waste. L IQ U ID S erne/ P A S T E S : For Black.W hltG.Tan e n d O x - B lo o d (d o r k brow n ) S h o e s * KEEP YO UR SHOES NEAT ,r"— TXe F.F.DALIEY CORPORATIONS LIMITED. *» Cl' 5iUqi*r It is understood from the statc_ . h[ (tnii fo r ’ V i*resen l erganiicd labor in Miami will not I M*k to interfere with building opera­ tions here on which non-union men ire now employed or may bo em ­ ployed. but no union men will work on such operations, ft was stated lh»t while noJ-union men m oy bt brought to Miami for the purpose of Mtshlishing the open shop system the labor organizations here n ro cn o £drnt that the majority o f such im ­ portations will he absorbed, sooner or later, by the various unions. The predictions is based on the numbers Uken into the union from those that have recently brought to Miami. As the case now stunds, it would item that Miami is an open shop town to the exten* that unyono may heve a building erected- by notunion labor, hut hy non-union Inbo only, a* the union men will not be permitted to be engaged on the lime job with them. 1 Union men express the poinion non-union workmen can not be obtiined to construct and equip m o­ dern buildings. This is especially true of the plumbing part of the job, as it is practically im possible it is stated, to secure other than union plumbers. Members of the H arvey Seeds Post, American Legion, 260 strong, went to the City Hall yesterday nnd offered their services, in the event of then- being any distu rb a n ces as a result of the pending strike. They were headed by A. J. C leary. M ayor Smith swore them In ns special pclicerrtn and authorized them to rarry arms. He made a brief address to the men, part of which follow s: "Vou men who ih ed you r blood in France and t wonted in the camps of this country stood for lav/ and order—and that is what our legion stand.-* for today. I am swearing you tnen in as special police of Miami f°r the purpose of preserving law *nd order. 1 do not want you t o dart any trouble, hut if it is started I want you to see it finished in true American Legion manner. I linve heard rumors floating around the •'roots, and I can not afford to disregard rumors at a lim e like this. Tbi women nnd children and the disinterested people of this city are mor,‘ important than any dispute between union labor and non-union labor. I am a disinterested party, hut I am sworn to uphold the law, and •n swearing in you men for the same purpono I know that earli of you do his full duty, b’ ulliclent oquipm ent will be furr,idied you in the way of small arms and machine guns, hut 1 want to Xarn you that under no circuinstan" must you begin trouble. When II s,arts you know how to finish it. i am not going to ask you to go forne place I w on’ t go, because if 'rouble begins I am going with you . d" not anticipate any serious trouble, because the vast m ajority of our citizens are law-abiding, but there are always a few on both sides 11 a proposition who have nothing at stake hut their own worthless I am now appealing to you through the people pf Miami not '" eongragato on the streets in ‘ rowds and not to listen to irrespondblo agitators o n 'e ith e r tide, but to uPhold the fair name of the c ity .’ * l ‘»r (looting Cotton Prices “-thingIon, Nov. 12 —Arrange­ ments are being completed hy the dep­ artment of agriculture by which cot­ Announcing the Arrival of that New Reo “Six” Our first Reo Six— that new Rco Model about which motorists have expressed such a lively interest— has just arrived. It is the handsomest car ever turned out of the Reo shops. And mechanically it is the epitome o f Reo experience— the ripest in the industry— ns it is also the crowning achievement of Reo engineering. W e arc tempted to use up a lot o f space telling you of the m any points of superiority o f this latest Rco, but we purposely refrain— for we want merely to whet your appetite and excite your curiosity so you will come in and see it. For only then can you appreciate the tremendous strides that have been made in design nnd construction and finish of a motor car. W e will say this— in one regard this Rco transcends all others— even its own predecessors. That is in the lubricating system. Can you imagine— you experienced motorists— how much longer the life and how much greater the satisfaction of driving an automobile if you could be certain that every moving part— every part not only o f motor, transmission, and axles, but of chassis as well— were constantly and posi­ tively bathed in oil? Well you will find in this new Rco Six a lubricating system that guarantees just that. Need wc say more to induce you to come in at your earliest convenience to see— to study in detail __ to ride in— and to yourself drive— this latest product o f the Reo laboratories. This is the “ Six” you asked us to build— a six of that quality that guarantees satisfactory per­ formance with longevity and low upkeep. United States Royal Cord Tires arc standard equipment, front and rear, on this new Six. Y A tiTl-RO) First Street & Sanford Ave. Reo Five-Passenger Touring The Gold Standard o f Values” i m lP R E SE R V E D LEATH ER: .lertly aftt'r 1 a’c,ock y M »«rd «y n dickey, pcsident of the Minin* FiiMing Trades Council, issued the f{I!o*tng statement: “To the general public: At a foist meeting of the executive hoards tf (hr Building Trades Council and tii Central Labor Union, held Saturi,y morning, N ovem ber 0. it ,n decidrd that all men return to foir jobs Mondey morning, and to teld the general strike in nbeynncc. Ttis »as done as it was thought to It for the best interests of the city {f Miami. C. 0 . lackey, "Fruident Building Trades C ou n cil” Pnrlly m Phone 66 BUFFALO. NEW YORK. t �1 ■- r-j .‘ ^’■ . 1 ■ r :W THE SANFORD HERALD County Commissioners Tuesday And Transacted Regular Business Routine the following resolution and moved its adoption, same being seconded We Know We Sell The best Seed by r»m r. C. W. Entzmingcr, dnd For Florida Fanners adopted; Whercns, under the law of this Our Reputation of Years Stole an International Exposition Assures our H y-T est Quality will be held in the State of Florida, SEND ron FALL CATALOGUE commencing November 11th, 1922 AM) PIUCK LIST for the purpose of commemorating We are Fnmilinr with Planting Con­ the Florida Purchase, and ditions, Perhaps wo can Help You, Whereas, it Is the desire of this white us n o Ann e n d o r s e d j a o k s o n - Commission that said Exposition E. A. MARTIN SEED COMPANY VILI.E R E C O M M EN D ATIO N S prove a gigantic success, and this JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA FOR ENGINEER COLLIER Com m ission, fully endorses said f . Exposition, and believes that the Sanford, Fla. N ov.tth, 1919. same will be a great factor in adver­ H on Board of County Com The Board discussed certain tising this State, in assisting in mi&sloners in and for Seminole the developement of its resources changes to he made in the Plans Si C ounty, Florida, met in regular and in the increase of its popula­ Specifications for building hard sursceslon at 10 o'clock, A M I'rcicnt: fncccd toad-, in Seminole County, tion, nnd Chairman, L. A. Brumley, and Whereas in the opinion of this under the $3(0,000 Bond I jsuo C om r’s: L. I’ . Hagan, C. W. EnlzA nd agreed as follows; the foJuwing mingcr, and E. H Kilbce, with Commission, the City of Jackson­ roads to he built of brick: Rand's V. E. Douglass, Deputy Clerk, ville is a proper nnd ap ropriote Siding, Geneva Fill, Sypes A v o , and Hoy Tillis Deputy Sheriff, in place to h o ld .said Exposition, said and Brission A v o , and cithoi the attendance, Absent: Coinr. 0 . I*. City having far greater railroad Ovicdo-Chuluota Road or the Oviedo and" hotel facilities than other cities Swope. which are now negotiating for the Geneva Road, for a distance of 6 Minti'.es of the last meeting held miles to he of brick, and nlljothcr holding of said Exposition In or Oct. 6th, 1919, also adjourned roads to he of same material other near them, and meeting held Oct. 9th, 1919, Oct. brick thann 1 Whereas the County Ofririnls of 24th, 1919, and Oct. 27th, 1919 gineor Fred T Williams, being % n g Duvul County nnd the City Officials were read and approved. present was directed to make the of the City of Jacksonville are pre­ M otion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by pared to furnish to the Centennial changes in his specifications, and the C. W . Entzmingcr, and carried, Committee, proper and appropriate Clerk of this Board is directed to the following hill against Illack notify Engineer G R Rnimuy of sites. Ham m ock Dr. Dist , and Florida Now therefore be it *e<:n! ' #!#.* i *** * *— * .♦.#» b* made in the bricl. Groves Dr. Dirt, were „ evW —>-<.. the Board of C ounty Commissioners I speeilUations ordered paid. j c , . , 1C f inly of Seminole, h .-by ] Com muni * Atiuna WCiU iji tiered Road M atters Claim Attention FOR EXPOSITION ’fenry Jackson, (.leaning ditches t* jutal in Hlk. Hammock Dr. Dist., $221.00 Henry Jackson, cleaning ditches in Bit:. Iii.inmock Dr. Dist. $26:1.65 Bank of Oviedo, Safety Box, Iilk. Ham m ock Dr. Dist. $16.00 Bonk of Oviedo, Safety Box, IJIk. H am m ock l)r. Dist. $0.00 Ferd T . Williams, Surveying etc, F la. Groves Dr. Dist. $15.00 Co mr. L. P. Hagan, offered A FAM ILY M EDICINE In Her M otW f Home, Save Thii Georgia Lady, Regarding Black* Draught Relief From Head* ache, Milana, Chilli, Etc. Ringgold, 0a.— Mr*. Chas. Guton, o f this placo, write*: "I am a user o f Thedford's Black-Draught; In fact. It was ono o f our family medicines. Also la m y mother's home, wh*n I was a child. When any o f us child­ ren complained of headache, usually caused by constipation, *he gave us a doso o f Black-Draught, which would rectify the trouble. Often In the Bpring, w o woutd haro malaria and chills, o r troubles o f this kind, wo would tako Black-Draught pretty reg­ ular until the Brer acted well, and we would soon bo up and around again. W o would not bo without It, for It certainly baa saved us lots or doctor bills. Just a doso of Black* Draught when not bo well saves a lot of days In bed." Thedford’s Black-Draught haa been In use fo r many years In tbo treat­ ment o f stomach, liver and bowel troubles, and the popularity which It b o w enjoys 1* proof of Its m erit If your liver Is not doing Its duty, you will Buffer from such disagree•bio symptoms as headache, bilious* Bess, constipation, Indigestion, etc., and unless something Is done, serious trouble may rcsulL Thedford's Black-Draught has been found a valuablo remedy for these troublcn. It Is purely vegotablo, and •eta In a prom pt nnd nntural way, regulating tho liver to Its proper functions and cleansing tho ttowels of Impurities. T ry It. Insist on Tiledford's, thu original and genulnu. E 79 and nil DRV DOCK W O R K Iloilo repaired and built la COO torn*. T ub boats, lighters, row lioalN delivered when promised, (Jet our figurco first, our faclll. tics will save you money and lime. D U VAL IR O N W O R K S Jacksonville, Fin. Iletoren llogfcn anil Unit Slfcelo on Itltlf ill'll the Florida Centennial Communications from County Exhibition Com m ittee to hold said Commissioner W. E Swope, of Exposition in or near the City of New Smyrna, Volusia C ounty, Fla , Jacksonville. in reference to building new draw Be it further resolved that a cer­ bridge at Osteen Ferry was read and tified copy of this Resoluyion he ordered filed sent to the Chairman of the Florida Reports of the several County Centennial Exposition Committee and to the Chairman of the Hoard Offirials, were read npproved and of County Commissioners, Duval ordered filed Warrants paid during tho month County, Florida. Attorney Geo. A. DeCottes, litre of October were ordered cancelled presented to the Board the Pre­ of record Deputy Sheriff’ s Bond of II. B. liminary Approving Opinion of Jno. Gatlin, with T W. Geiger and C A. C. Thomson, in re; $300,000 Bond Issue, and on M otion of Comr. Palmer, as sureties was approved. Notary Public Bond of W. A. L. P. Hagan, 2nd by Comr. C. W. Entziningcr, the Preliminary Ap­ Lefflcr, was approved. Bonds of F. M . M urphy, W. C. proving Opinion of Hon. Jno. C. Hill, C F Boggs, and E L. M ott, Thomson approving the validity were approved and License ordered of the authorized at an election held issued. proving the validity of the autho­ rized bond issue In the sum of Motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by $300,000 of Seminole County, Florida E. H Kilbce, and carried, Tho Tax authorized at, an election held May Collector is hereby authorized and Elth, 1919, submitted to this Board directed to puy all funds collected b y their Attorney and their Attor­ by him on account of Florida Gro­ ney In hereby authorized to take ves Drainage District on Assessenecessary steps at once with re­ ment Roll of 1919, to the Bond ference to delivery of bonds to Terry Trustees of the said Florida Florida Brigga St Co the purchaser. Groves Drainage District, and is M otion of Comr L P. Hagan, advised that the levy assessoment is 2nd by -Comr. C. W. Entzmingcr, for tho oole purpose of paying In­ and carried, Clerk is instructed to terest on bonds and for a sinking advertise for one car of American fund The Blind Trustees of tho said Ingot Iron Culverts, assorted sizes District are O. P. Swope, B. F. bids to be received at the next Wheeler, nnd L. A. Sheldon. M otion of L. P. Ilagan, 2nd by regular meeting of this Board held December 2nd, 1919. E, II. Kilbce, nnd carried, The Tax The Sheriff of Seminole County, Collextor is advised that the levy Florida, is hereby authorized to assessment for the J'ear 1919 of offer a reward of $50.00 for infor­ Fourteen Mills for Bond Bond Fund mation leading to the arrest and Included in the column for C ounty conviction of thu person or persons Taxes (tho totnl sum of this column who set fire to the Wekivn Bridge. being 38 mills) Is for tho sole pur­ Hf M otion of Comr. L. P. Hagan, pose of pnying interest on bonds and 2nd by Comr. C. W . Entzmingcr, for n sinking fund, and that all and carried, Supt. W . C William­ collections on this account should son, is authorized to purchase two he paid direct to the Bond Trus­ tons of Orange Fertilizer, for the tees of the said Road Bond Fund, nnd the Tax Collector is hereby G rove at the County Farm authorized and instructed to he Chairman L. A. Btumley, here read letters from the following nemed individuals nnd Company's, recommending Mr. It. F. Collier, both ns a Contractor and Engineer Is This Sanford Resident in the conctruction of Asphalt roads What stronger proof of the merit of Stnndard Oil Company,First Dunn's Kidney Pills can Herald readers State Ilnnk of Winter Haven, Tam- demand than the statement of a wellpn D ock Company, G. M. Cay ton known local resident? The evidence that Ilond Trustee, Lakeland, l’ nlk Coun­ follows should convince tho most skep­ ty, Florida, First Nnttonnl Bank of tical doubted. Ask your neighbor! A. M. Adi.mi, rarponloi, HU Magno­ Lakeland and M cDonald Construc­ lia avenue.. Sanford, say*: "1 have used tion Company of Phildelphia, Pa. Doan's Kidney Pills for attacks of lum­ Mr. C. F. Williams, Mr. 1L C. bago. Stooping over so •much is what brought on this trouble nnd ut times I Haskins, nnd Mr. J. M. Stumun, sent around all bent over; my back was appeared before the Board and nsked so lame and son*. My kidneys acted too permission to use the basement and freely and I had to get up several tim<*s tho room in the Southeast corner during the night. I got Doan's Kidney Pills at Philips Si Co.'s Drug Store, nnd of the basement, for hand room, they rid me of that lumbago nnd put my they ngreeing to pay for lights and kidneys In fine shape." any additional expenses which they Price HOc, nt all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doans may Incur. Kidney Pills—the same that M r . Adams M otion of Comr. L. I’ . Hagan, had. Fostcr-Milhurn Co., Mfrs., Buf­ 2nd by Comr C. W. Entzmingcr, falo, N. Y. nnd carried, the nhove gentlemen are granted permission to use tjie rooms named above, on the nhove conditions, and ut the pleasure of this Board A WILLING WITNESS M otion ofiC om r C. W . Entzmin­ gcr, 2nd by Comr. I, P Hagan, and rarried, Engineers, William* & Collier, and G. B. Ramsey are authorized by this Board to take up with the Ilailroad Companies the matter of Freight rates in car lota with purpose In view of getting n change in the minimum car to 40,000 lbs instrad^of 24,000 lbs as at prosentj DC*1 .. V - -T V SEALED TINS ONLY AT TOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE NOVEMBER^. 1H9 governed accordingly. T h e Bond Trustees of tho aatd Road Bond Fund arc Ftank L. W oodruff, A. R. Key, and B. F. Whitner. SE E D P O T A T O E S The follow ing bill* as audited by tho Clerk nnd approved b y thin Board were ordered paid. We are booking ordera now for Maine Grown Seed Potatoes—l i p ^ sacks. ThU stock U from fields free from disease. and January. G eneral Fund E. A. Douglass, $260.00. D r. J. T . Denton, $G0.00. Geo. A. D eC otces, $100.00, Fra Jk Harris, $100.00, II. C. DuBose, $10.00. M rs. L. C. Giiasun, $09.00 C. C. W illiam son, $130.00, E. A . Douglass, $43.77. E. A. Douglass, $30.90. E. A. Douglass, $63.83. L. G. Stringfellow, $3.91. Ellnott-Flshcr C om lany, $16.45. R. C. W hitten. $9.20. Jas. II. Cow a , $13.46. Oliver L eM cy , $22.50. E. A. Douglass, $09.60. Bennet Printing & Stamp Com pany, $10 .90. C. C. W illiamson, $66.40. H. C. Du use, $2.00. Hill Hardwnre Com pany, $2.30. Southern Utill ties C ., $66.33. Western Union Tel. C o., $66.33. M ahoney-W nlker Co., $1.30. Tim Keane, $ 4 3 J 5 . E. F. Householder, $2.00. Dr. S. I’ uleston, $2.00. Dr. J. N. Tolar, $2.00. Roy Tillis, $1.00. E. E. Brady, $ .00. N. IE Leonard, $2.00. E. C. Bowm an,$2.00. Jas. O. Huff, $2,00. Clarence Barclift, $2.00, O. II. Stcnstrom , $2.00. Geo. A. Speer, $2.00. Jr.o. D .Jinkns, $9 .25. W. D. Gntchell, $186,.0 . L. A. Brumley $30.80. L. P. Hagan, $26.00. C. \V. Entzminger, $30.00. O. P. Swope, $35.00. E. II. K ilbce, $4 .80. Bond Si B ridge $ 6 .00 . Fine and Forfeiture Fund Schcllc Maines, $50.00. D avid Speer, $65.00. E. A. Douglass, $3.54. E. A. Douglass, $25.00. R. C. W hit­ ten, $5.60. L. G . Stringfellow, $5.09. E. E. Brady, $160.70. E. F. Householder, $75.63. E. E. B rady, $13.85. E. E. Brady, $4 .00. E. E. Brady, $15.00. E. E. B rady, $6G.30. ower & Roum illat, $16.14. It. C . W hitten, $13.87. - Tick Eradication IN S E C T IC ID E S YOU CAN SECUREJ FROM US ALL KINDS OF SPRAYS AND INSECTICIDES — PRICES ARE RIGHT. Deliveries of all goods arc slow and uncertain. Fund W m . G, Kilbce, $4941.75. A. A . M oran, $42.50. D. II. H ooker, $42.50 R . B. Lynch, $42.60. D. E. Hart, $42.60. There being no further business board stands adjourned to meet again Friday N ovem ber 28th, 909 at 10 o'clock A. M. You will be more certain of getting your goods when needed if your order is in our hands. stocks of all growers' supplies. Large C H A SE & C O M P A N Y S a n fo r d , F lo rid a ELDER S P R IN G S W ATER T H O M A S D. DAKKIt, l>h. D. Anil,Ural and ('on.ulllng Chrmlil • i'r ofea.lonet of Natural Hclrnr# Lmrdlua, Ilolllna Cellrge, Florida _ rural# Laboratory or nolllna Coll,,, Mr. T. O. Chart#* Hanford, Fla., Wlnlor I’ arh, Fla., Nor. 5th, |g|g Dear flirt I haro romplrtrd rarrful tbrmlral analrala of tho cample of rralor thu you brought mo early laal nock, anad bar* obtained the following rcrulla; Color--------------------------------- -Clear Chlorine-------- 1.75 Oarto per million Urartian------------------------------ Neutral Total aalld*------ S.oo pari* ptr minion Free Ammonia 00 parla per million tlardnra*__ 21.01 part* Drr mill.on Albuminoid Ammonia............... Trace Nitrate*__________ The abaenen praellrally of free and atbumlnald ammonia In Ihl* ««ter and i ll tery amalt amount of rhlorlnr Indicate* It* eictllenl quality for bouathold purpoara. In addition la Iko food quality ehararlerlatlra of auperlor bouathold water, It poaaoaata op,rial fealurea of math talur, tapetlally thoae of tacelleai natural aeration and LOW dtf.oo of hatdnco*. The bartrrlologlral nnalyala, mulling In an ureragn total roonl. In f„-. aamplea of the water, of * h»-r#*'* .— t '-t finding rolon. at othrr ” harmful bacteria, in.., '- iT .'jW r ./ good quality Indicated by tho ClILMiriL anal, ala. Fund Allen Allman, $25.00. W m . W ood, $30.00. D. II. C. Rabun, $34.00. Tho Texas C om paJy, $35.06. J. M. W ynn, $246.00. W ight Grocery C ., $150.01. J. . Bell, $132.50. Bail Hardware Co., $37.60. J. . W ynn, 53.94. M. S. Nelson, $16.00. W m. G. Kilheo *i"tn o Lawton Crus. $350.51. H. II. H ightower, $45.23, W. H. Hand, $4.60. M . D. G atchell,. $34.7 i. Hill Lum ber Co., $26.76. Sanford Wngon W orks, $5.33. Igou & Igou, $12.00. M. Hanson, $15.50. J. C. Jacobs, $784.06. Fred T . W il­ liams, $234.01. T heo. Aulin, $13.20. W oodruff Si W atson, $5.00. H . L. Haight, $4.20. E. L. Byrd, $35.00. H. B. Lewis, $G5.00. L. A. Brum ley, $G.00. C. W. Entzm inger, $6.00, L. I‘ . Hagan, $6.00. E. H. K ilbce, Delivery In December O f the many walrra of Ihl* and other regions that | hare anal,ted, I fnnnd nj - - on p.i—r tn all a*>»4 qualm,* to that o f ib« "Ktil»r WsUt." Voura rery reaperlfntly, (Aimed) TIIOS. ||. [lAKRIt T. O. CHARLES, Distributor TRLKI'IIONR Sll-W III 1'AHK AVC. HANFOKI), FLOIIIDA IT'S NOT YOUR HEART IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS KM niy dlioas* I* no mapaeUr o f parBonn. A majority o f Ota Ilia amiotln* paopla today caa c bs traced back to kidney troubl*. Tha kidney* are the moat Important orvana of tba body. Thay are the fliterera, the purifiers, o f yosr blood. Kidney dtaaaaa la usually Indicated by weariness, sleeplessness, ntrrousness, despondency, backache, stomach trou­ ble. pain tn loins and low sr abdomen, gall stones, rravsl, rheumatism, sciatica end lumbago. All thase derangements ore nature’# signals to warn you tbat tks kidneys nerd htlp. Tou should uss OOI.D MJiDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules loim t- dlatsly. The soothing, healing oil tilra. ulatee the kidney*, relieves Inflamma­ tions and dsstroya the germs which have caused IL Do not wwlt until to­ morrow. Oo to your druggist today ia4 Inslit on OOL.D MEDAi, Haarum OU Capsule*. In twenty-four hours yen ■hould feel health and vigor returning ‘and will hleaa the day you firat htar* c f OOI.O, MEDAL Haarlem Oil. After you feel that you have cured y.oureelf, continue to take one or twe capsules each day, no as to keep la nrst-ctas* condition nnd ward ofT the danger o f other attacks. Aek for the original Imported C!OU> MEDAL, brand. Three alien. Monty re­ funded If they do not help you. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You Lay a bet on rolling 'em with Albert r*TTTt(ht lit! loir*route. Ir f.J . HopnoUe the national jo y smoke R O L L IN G your ow n cigarettes with Prince Albert is just - about as jo y ’us a sideline os you ever carried around in your grip I For, take it at any angle, you never got such quality, flavor, fragrance and coolness in a makin’s cigurette in your life as every "P . A- home-made” will present you I Prince Albert puts now smokenotions under your bonnet I It's so delightful rolled into a cigarette— and, so easy to roll I And, you just tako to it like you been doing it sinco away back I You bco, P. A- Is crimp cut and a cinch to handle I It stays put—and y o u don't lose a lot iWien you start to hug tho paper around tho tobacco /■ You'll like Princo Albert in a jimmy pipe as much os you do in a homerolled cigarette, toe i Bite and parch ore cut out by our exclusive patented process. You know P. A. is the tobaoco that has led three men to smoke pipes whoro ono m i sm oked before. Yes sir, Prince Albert blazed the way. And, me-o-my, % WH0 Of Wnokesport will ripple your way 'fifify time you fill not A r t ait la I Jtwir a a y * nfin d to p p y red b a f t , U d r t r d fin*. h*nd»omm pound *ni/ N ifr ftfwm? tin humidor**"” s n d —t h i t cU f y , pr*ttc*r pound c r y ts l(l* * * hunudor with apong* mtUttinrr in? 1h*t leept Princ* Atturt in §uch p it feet condition I R. J. Reynold* Tobacco Company Wlnttoe-Selem. N. C. �m ' ” ' " r" * • - z . *• • W 9K i .r g ^ " THE SANFORD HERALD N O V E M B E R 1 * ■ *919 W. F. n*rtlett Oakdfld, Go.. May 10, 191T. * * *~&J2£ ■ » r t.,.* allow mo to state that I v IT told vour hog cholera remedy J*V* ' fc-tson and have ordered more for tU f "‘’ason. Last year I n it to 12 or 15 men who raise ,C I told each of them to take * * ,v. feed it to their hogs tbc. i, they lost a slngla hog from S U ef any kind not to pay me nt ijr the remedy, hut when ?h £ began to sell cotton every man „ it q d l-aid me for the meilitaI! nm evi ry one of them told me it was the best hog medicine v pVpr used. Or.e man paid me f ' the small package and bought ttorth more and said it was the that he had ever tried. Yours very truly, W. F. Bartlett. Grocery Co., Sanford. Fla. Merchants | JJ|£ '•relessncss Ilesulls in Failure Yhat is why we say “ Feed B. A. ■moms' Hog Powder according to Z i t a * . DO N O T F E E D IT SLOPl'V, hut mix it with ground f “ j ami moisten with just enough wa(fr to mako a crumbly mass. Then each hog gets a beneficial dose. See full directions on package. Your money hack if you are not •itisficd -fgrehants Grocery Co Ssnford, Fla i-5 tc trkareta. Harry D. Illrkcraon. did oa »oih day of September. A, D. 1919, Kit till "f romplalnt in the Circuit |„ in d for Seminole County, State rf VtalMi. I" Chancery, *g.rin*t «he «*n' ) „ * t ..tnpany, a corporation organ ic.! ,-J niillog under the lawa of the State ,( I'Uuida. b'C lh# purpoae of InruelMlng i rirum rao/lgar-., duly a l ig n e d to thnii 11arty D Mirkera.m, for a valuable mesMf ration. made and executed. on the day <1 March. 1913 by The Sanford Coapany. • corporation, to W. II. Hlrbera-a Corapany. exld mortgage being duly rtrerd.d in the public rerordt of Seminole Coaaty. Florida. Ir. Mortgage ltuok 3. on JJS. and whereaa. E. I.. Drady, bher[« cl Senia.de County, Florida, had made tad filed hie return on the writ of eubporna luted in the above atated cauie that the affleert and agent* of The Sanford Corn­ e a , » domeatlc corporation, are unknown, tad whereat, application hat beon duly r mad* lor an ordtr of publlcallan requiring The Bauford Company to defend talc ■ rtloa, and lb# murt being fully advised In tb* premia**, thrrtupon, upon fonslderatlon thereof, It I* ordered and d » « * e d , that T H E BAN FOU t> C O M P A N Y , a corporation, organlied and axlaling under th# law* nt IS* Slat# nf Florida, be, and It It hereby requir'd, on tb* !>t dty of December A. H, 1919, a rul* i li r ot Ihlt rnurt, *o appear to and answer the bill of romplilnt exhibited against It, at alornald, in the above rnlhicd court, otherwise a d##r#e pro runl'Ou will b « sintered v t t l o i t The Sanford Compan-', a rorputallun at afor*■aid. It It turthrr ordered and decreed that thl* order ut publication b* put Halved In the Sanford lleratd, a newspaper publlslnd In Seminole County, Florida, nnr* .arh week for a period of four cop-ecutiv# Week*. Done and ordered In Chamber* at tteI.and. County of Volusia. Si»t* of on tint tae 13th day d Octubar, *.. D. IP 19. (SEA 1,1 JAS. W. PKUKINB. Judge of tha Circuit Court, Seventh Judi­ cial Circuit. Seminole County, State of Florida, In Chancery Silling. ATTEST! . ,, E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Semlnnlo County, State of Florida. GEO. A. DoCGTTEB, Solicitor and of Counsel for Com­ plainant. 9-fitc Department o f the Interior, U. S. Land Glltc* at Gainetvllle. Fla, Oct. II, 1919. N O TICE it hertby riven t h it Jamrt C. Jaekton, ol Oateen, Fla., who, on No­ vember 28. 1911, made llomeatead Ffnlry, No. 011198, for 8\V)1 of S W K , Section 8. Townthlp 19S. Hang# 32 E „ Tallahassee Meridian, naa filed notice of Intention to make Three-year Proof, to eatabllah elalm to the land above drtrrlbed. before Clerk Clreult Court, at Sanford, Florida, on th* Slat, day ol November, 1919. Claimant nimra aa wltneiara: John William*, of Oateen, Florida. John Knight, of Oateen, Florida. Samutl U. Ilrooka, of Oaleen, Florida. Alvin A. Ilrooka. of Oateen, F’ lorlda. KOIIT. W. DAVIS, 9. StC________________________ Register, n circuit Court, Sesenih Judicial < I*cull, fn and For Sem loolo County, Florida In Chancery O. I*. Swope, Complainant, v*. Order ol E. S. Beavey et a!. Publication Defendants. Stale of Florida County of Seminole. T o : E. S. Beavey, William P. Roger;, Thomas II. Sevey, Th oma- 11. Levey. M. F.. Brock and Martha llro k, hi* wile, F„ 8. Sevey and Cynthia Sevey, hit wife, J. C. Mcllridr, Cooper Grocery Company, a cor­ poration, John L. Ilranch, Wcalcy L. Brunch, T. W. Moran, Hillsborough Grocery Comalty, a corporation, E- M* McNatt, J. II. IcNatt, E. M. Putnam, Jamca A. Levey. Jamea Sevey. J. D. Thompaon, W m. F.. Aleiander, Afeiandrr and Huaael, and W. F.. Alexander. t» ann-ttlnr from tho affidavit of O, P. e, Ir tha ahnv* tull hereTn duly fi’ - d . that II la the belief of the alfiant that the placet of realderca of the above n l r 1 .1-" vol* are unknown, Ihal thrr-r it nr pcrs"n in >'-r ■ ate, 'be » * r - ' “ o( a aubpoena upon whom would bind aald defendant*, and that It It hit belief that aal.l drfrniiant* are over ;he age n! twenty-one , (211 year* of age. . . . . You are hereby ordered to apneat to thl* bill on Monday, the let day of December, A. D. 1919, the tame being a Itule Day ol S lh lt Va "further ordered that thl* notice be published for eight consecutive week* In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper nuldlahed In Sanford, Seminole County, llorlda. Witness L. A. Iluuglaa*, Uetk ot aald t lr- IN CIRCUIT COUIIT, HEVENTII CIRCUIT SE MIN OLE COUNTY FLORIDA Oiaratrce* Turpentine Company r . - i Mitchell,---------- Mitchell, her husband, all parlies claiming Intc'cat i f f u n a i k Helena Fl.eher, F. W. Fl.rhe, F\ J Dlelerirh Cfar* D e l Jrich. Tom M.fkl*. V. C. Dlllm.n, Clara D. Wood. Wll l.m { •**"n. daccaaad. Jcbn Irvine, deceased, Nat Povntx. Truatee, Nathan C. Holden, William II. Hay,a, Flavin L llrooke. Margaret A. D u r a n d , -----Durand. Julia M. Burr. David A. llurr, F\ C. lland. John A. Johnson, Alexander J. French. F. O. Roach. 9. II. Alleyne. Auatin L. Hlalr. Catherine Itlalr, F.lltabeth lUynle, deevaaed: It)ton S. Athl-y. Kate M. A.hlev, C. W. Farnum, Fannie 8. A. Peeler. AtftiR Me I'fflrr, (Imrifr E. CurrU*r( WlHUm I*. Saumlrr*, John A. h r n U y , hll gaavely. Henry N. Schlrp, E. It. Hrown. Henry C. Potter, Howard I otter, John T. Codman, Hoy II. Codrain, Robert U Packard, Martha W. Packard, Fra area E. McClellan, Elliabclh J. Foa*. Ada Foax Hiker. May Parker While, Ida Feta Fauinaught, Martin A. Condran, Peter Keith lloawell, deceased, Usry It. Shipman. Vulney J. Shipman. It. II. Smith, William F.. Arnold. James p. Artiubl, tiharlea I.. Arnold, Alexander It. Carver. N. J. L«wl(, II. Cnttcad, W. P. (illkeraon, Lucy .AIorton Whllmorc, Prank Daniel, Charles Aleaandtr, William tb Kmlaon, It. II. Lancaster, Hubert S. Cummlnea. J. D. Jackaon. Henry C. Nicola. C. F*. Halford. Thoma* J. Hilliard, Sarah Earcckaon, Allen (ir.tlcv, David It. Hooker. Benjamin It, Pound, Hoberl W. Bcott. Ellen C. Kii.it >i(. Ada I. Hrown, Lafayette Grain, A. M. Itand.dpb, William A. Holliman, A. L. Taylor, J. O. Jelka. J. O. Jelkt, Jr., and Jarara W. Lilley. deceased. To all parties rlatming a.v Interest uuder L. J. Owens, Helena Flacher, F. W. Fliehtr, - • ‘ ......................... •■ ------n Markla, V. C. tlldman. Clara D. Wood, Wd lam fay Dark, r White,' Ida Fo.'a F'-unsnaught, M a rtin A. C in dr.n . Pater Keith lloawrll. Mary II* Mliininftn. V*>lni*y J. Shipman, II* II* Smllh, UillUm I*. Allf»°l«®» . Arnold* Chirlr* I*. Arnold, A ipun Wr It Carver. N. J. Uirti. It. Conrnd, W. 1. Ullktr?rt, Morion Whllmorr, Frank ag**n*vti Daniil, C b i r k i .Aleiander, Liliiiofi# ■w n iLury vie/ aii'ikwii it niiiuwiVf r . . »\WIIiim __ U, ___ ___ w A. u YlJrtrh, ^ii "1i.' i n r a s t e r ! " H o h * rt‘ "b ." ciimmltTg*7 J. D. Jackaon, Henry C. Nicula, C. F. Halford. Thomas J. Hliiixrd, Sarah Eareekaon. Allen Greeley. David H. Ilookir. Benjamin K. Found, Itobcrl W. Scoll, Flllen G. Kimball, Ada I. Brown. Lafayette Green. A. M. lUndolph, William Edgar, M. A. Il-lllraan. A. L. Taylor. Susan A. Crutcher, d.ceaae.l, J. O. J,lls, J. i). Jelka, Jr., and Jam.* W. Lilley, deceased, or under any ol them, or othcrvijc, the (ol.owing detrribed landa; Section Tp. Range H*C »t SE. rur ot N W D of S K i f tun W 80 rods, N 45 rods. E 29 20 i« rods, s 25 roila. F; fit rod* 8 20 rod* to b e g . „ „ . . „ _ . --------- - It 29 21 II N E K *| s w ' j .,( hf :<<_______ _____ ___________________ _— * Eli « l. N E K of NVVK ot HKJ* and W H <d S E ' t ..f N W '* 29 20 32 29 20 31 n e k *f sf! j, of.'\ .'" Z“ ~ r i Z Z . ~ ~ ~ ~ ! Z ! Z Z . ' Z I Z Z ~ Z Z Z 29 3 21 WM of t i Of N W !» sit n e k _________________ _________________ _ 29 21 3 29 21 I h V ' t rf S E 'i _____________ ___________ ______ _______________ __ 29 21 1 29 NEK J NWt/ "* - - - - ——— 21 I 29 1 21 NWK of NW‘ i ___ - ______ _____ __ 29 21 2 ?r.K*»l NFd / and E 2 ft*, ol N K j j 'o T N K K r . ~ Z ..Z Z ” Rf* at SE ror of SWJ* ot N E K run W 1320 ft N 330 ft, E 29 1-120 II, 8 330 It to b e t ______- _______ ________________________ 29 21 NW1* of f W i f __ . . . . . . . . . . Addenda la Altamonte A Lou 1. 5, G, 10 and 2 2 ____ Palm Snrlngi In Sec, Tp. 21. It 29 .Aa next above Lot* 3. 4. H, 12, 15, 16. 17, 21 ___________________ Aa next above Lda 9. I ft. 19, JO . . . _____________________ 29 3 21 WK . f HWtj of 9 W K uf S B K ______________ ___ _______________ - 29 fi 21 311 6 21 n w ' j of sw V i o i " z : : : - “ z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z 29 10 21 N‘ j Of NE I; of N W K uf N E K __________________________________ 29 21 II EU of SEJI and B W ) ( uf BB>1................ hk *, ,.( SW I, .,( N ). *s and V »j of N W K «t SW Ji of N E K 29 21 It *r.d S > ,..( NFD4 of HIV K of NFJK-------- ---------- ---------------------29 21 II " K f NEK ot S w K of N t : j * ______________________________ —— 29 21 II J- j "f NWK "I J-K 14 ------ --- --- ----------------------—..... 29 21 11 S ', •I S f D , ,.f N W ' , ..( S W , ... . Loti ft I, 9.1, 2 1ft, 291 and 363 of Subdivision of land brlunging 29 21 to Altamonte Land, Hotal and Navigatiun Cu. In . . . . ----------- 12 29 21 14 ■EK of 8 W K of___________________ ______________ ____ Lota ! 2. 23. 24, ( 5. 27. 28 and 29 of J. II. F'l.a*’ lubillvlon of 29 __ sw k oi bf: k o f ______________________________________________ N 29 21 R uf 8 EI< of S E U ----- ---------- ----- -------------- -------------------------------- U 30 20 '* of N E K of N E K ........ ................. , ______________________ — ... 20 30 20 US » •'! N E K and N «j of N W .K _______________________________ “ lltl 20 21 » L K uf N E K ..... 30 JO 21 •; « K of N W K of N W K ____ . SWI, uf SWI* ( S K o f ’ lO tame aa Lot* 91 and 92 Spring 30 20 Ham mock).___ ___________________ ____ ______________________ S3 Angledalr 30 21 Fart of NE of B W J / _ . ____________ _______ _____ _____ __________ # 21 30 N K of NEja ol S W K ol S E K ___________________________________ 8 30 21 M l *d NW!,' id S W K of H Ef*_________ _________ ______ ____. . . . . . . « * 1k* it Uiitrirr Hrctlun po»t on H botindfiry of run N IS min., W 2.18 ft, E 615 ft, S 15 min, E. 337 ft, W 645 ft, N 30 21 99 ft lo her...___ . . . . .. . . ..... ................ ...... ............ ............... .......... 6 fa*. 3!> ch*. N id SE cor of SW U of N E K of 8*r., runN •$ rh, W 10 rh*, N 0 cha, W to W lino of said forty, 8 6)4 ch*. 30 E lo b e g ............ ........ .. ....... .. . . . — 7 N.K of Lot 2. HEK of NJ4 of Lot 2. and N 8 arrt* of NWJ( 30 21 “ l NEW of N W K ....._ Z _ ____________________________ _______ 8 30 21 “ i j of Lot 2 liras 1 A. in Sc;, in SW e a r , ) _ ._ _____ ____ _____ — — * .’ O 21 Hag. 21) cha E of SW cor of Sec. run E 45 min. S 49.69 cha. to middle id Howell Creek, thence with creek to grant line, 30 21 thine* with grant line W 5 deg., N 37.32 cha., thence S to beg 13 *J)g. at SE cor of Lot 3 nf Sec., run W 30 yds. N IG5 yd*. E 30 30 21 30 21 N i - » of Lot 5 . ______ ____ 10 •U| at SW ror ot Lot I of SrrT. run N 2 drg.. W 585.01 ft. S SS deg. E all ng grant line 1192.05 ft, S 1 deg t7 min, K 23 21 IC 483-0* H, H 89 d»g 35 r-ln W 1180 ft to Leg___ ______________ 30 21 26 Jf K of S W K of N E K and N>4 of S E K »nd N E K “ » S W K Hag. it jtw cor. nf N E K SF^K of See., run W 5 ch*.. N 4 rh*. 30 21 28 E Sch t. S 4 r h * . . . _ ______ . . . ____ ___________________________ 31 20 6 NLK of S E K (Ic** N W K ) _________________________________ . . . “ BK of S E K (Ir— a beg. at SW eor. run N 10.34 rht, E 10 . 1 * 31 20 6 aj..,fh' : s , 0 -3< *•>*• w 10.20 ch*. lo bag_________________________ 31 20 U M - K of N E K of ______ ____ _ ! -------- --------- ---------------- -------------« I , W H of N W K Of B W K and E ) ( uf W)4 of NW.K of 30 21 21 31 21 i* w )| of Sec,___ _____ __ ____ ___ __ .... 7 __ __________ ___________ _ 12 31 21 15 » . ? , Of N w k Of B W K nad N W K of BWJ( f l 8 W K — 29 21 »-H of N W K of SW)Y of N E ) ( ......................................................— .11 . You ir* hertby ordered lo appear to tho bill id complaint herein filed on Ihe l*i u»y M December, A. 1). 1913. It la turthrr ordered that thia nolle* b* published one* earh week lor taalv* conteeu* * '< lii In th* banford Herald, a newspaper published In th* aald Barvlaola county, p ij ^ H n c v a my band and the a*a| o aald rircult court thli 3rd i t * « . y A Wartow, Solicitor* lor Complainant. Clerk Circuit Court, Semlnri*'County 3 * "lc , tiSik cult Court and tb* **al thereof thta th* ITth day of September. A. I). ISIS. (teal) E. A. UOUCfiASS, Cltrk. Davit Gilct. Solicitors for Complainant. 6-Stc •n lb* Clrrull r*nrt e f 111* Sraenth Judicial Ctreull of Florida, Seminole County. In 1 kaneer*. J. F'. Lalng, Joined by J. E. Latng. her hutband. Complainant* JVm. G. Andenrled, It, II, Ramaey. Geo. It. Morton, Individually and at «ru»lee. Calv n A. I’ oage, Anna C. WoodliHdg*. Indi­ vidually and aa truatee, Albert G. Eavr* ■rul lliebl* Woodbridge, and alt unknown persona claiming.(ntrreat, by through or un* der any of the above named defendant!, either aa helra, devisers, grantee*, legatees or otherwUe, and alt unknown persona claimInjf IlV, •»* **f ,*£T J ay«w*«' C. %.i , i r hey ana J. itlchmuud Mutphev, her husband, now deceased, at heir*, devise**, legate**, or otherwise, and all other unknown persona claiming any Interest In and to said property invloved In aal.l suit. Defendant*. Order of Constructive Scrvle* T o all unknown parties rlalminc Interest by, through or un.lrr W’ m. tl, Andenrled. It. It. Itamsey, Geo. II, Morton. Individually and a* trtialee, Calvin A. Pnage, Albert (i. Eavr*. lUrhie Woodbridge and Jeaal* C, Murphey and J. Hlchmond Murphey, her husband, aa hrlra, devisee*, grantee*, legates cr otherwise or any or either of them, and all unknown persona, corporations or associa­ tion*, claiming an Interrat In the following described property situate In Semlnnlo Coun­ ty, F’lnrlda, to wit: llrgln at intersection of Last Line of Mrllonville Avc,. with south line of Sec. 30. run North along Mrllonville Avr., 102 yards. East at right angle* 1*12 yard*. South at right angina 102 yard*. West IG2 yard*. Sec. 30 Twp. 19 S. Hinge 31 f:. You and earls nf you are hrrrby ordered lo be and apprar before our aald Circuit Court at the Court House n Sanford, Fla on the 3rd .lay of Nov. A. D. 1919, then and there to make answer to th* bill of complaint herein tiled against you. It ia further ordered thal thl* notice bo published once a week for twelve weeka In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper, published In Sewdnole County, F’Inrfda. Witness my hand and teal of aal.l Circuit Court, thia the 7th day of August 1919. (Seal) e . a . Do u g l a s s Clerk of Circuit Court Scmin.de Co., F'la. E. F\ llnusholdcr Solicitor. <33-13te In Circuit Court »f the Seventh Judicial Cltcull at Florida, .Seminole County. In Chanrrry. C. I - Randall, Complainant va William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Porter Th* Portsmouth Trust Sc Ouraante* Co. Alice C. Hill, David Leo Daniel, A. D . Starbird, and all unknown persona claiming any Interest by, through or under the above named parti, a or either of them, as *,* 2 , ■’j.U '.V ' frgateee rrantees or other­ wise; aim alt other unknown persona claim­ ing any Interest In and to the aald lands In­ volved Its sstd sol* e*. ul Ordrr of Cuiitlrurtive Servire. Y < all unknown part:** claiming Interest by, through or under William Atkinson Dan* 1.1, Luther C. Porter, The Portsmouth Trust ic Guarantee Co,, Alice C, Hill, David Leo Daniel, and A. D. Slarhird, as heir*, devise' *, grantee*, legatee* or otherwise, or any or either of them and all unknown ntraon*. corporation* or aaioeiatlon* elalmiug an Interest In tho tallowing described land* situate In Seminole County, F'lorida, lo-wltt Lota I to 2ft inclusive (Iras Lots t and fi| W. A. A D. L. Daniel'* Subdivision ol the S E l i nr Sec 10, Twp 21 S. Itango 29 E. 130 acrc-a more or Ira*. You and each of you an- hereby ordered to I.,- and appear before our aald Circuit Court at the Court Home In Sanford, F'lorida, on the 3rd day of Nov. A. D. 1919, then and there to make answer tn the bill of complaint herv.u .’'led against youl It la turthrr ordered that thia notice be published one* * w.s-k fur twrlvc weeka In the Sanford Herald, a newapaper published in Sr minute County, F'lor.da, P i Witness my hand and teal of said Circuit Court, thl* th* ?lh day ol Aug. 1919. (Seal) E. A. DllUGI.ASS Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co. L’)a. E. F. H out holder Solicitor 65- l 3te In Circuit C-url, Seventh Judicial Circuit ■Seminole County, I'loflda. In Chanrrty Mary M, Secord, widow. Complainant vi Hill lo Quiet Till* All unknown hrtra of and ail unknown perinna claiming interest under E. S. and Fi. J White, Mr*. C. W. Jacocki and all unknown trraott* claiming intrreat under C. W. . acocka and all unknown parties claim­ K ing an Interest in and to Lota 2, 3, I, 5, 6 and 7, lllo*k 2, FL J. White'* Subdivi­ sion a* recorded in plat book No 2, Seminole County Itreorda, Defendant*. ORDER To alt unknown heir* of, and *11 unknown persons (tainting intrreat under FL S. ■'< E. J. White, and tn all unknown person* claiming Intrreat undrr C. W. Jacocka, and *11 un­ known panic* claiming an interest In and to Lot# 2, 3, 4, 5. G, tc 7,Block 2, FL J. White's Subdivision a* rreorded In Flat Book No 2, Seminole County Reeorda. You and aaeh of you are hereby ordered to appear to the bill of complaint herein filed against you, on the Rule day (or Nov­ ember, the same bring the third of Novem­ ber 1919. It I* further ordered that thia notice be iulillshrd once eaeh week for twelve weeka n the Sanford Herald, a newspaper publiihcd In Setninol* County, F'lorida. Witnisa my- hand and (ifllrl*! leal uf Ihe said Circuit Court thia the ftfh day of Auguat, 1919. (Seal) E. A. DOUGLABS Clerk, Circuit Court. Sehrile Maine*, r,5.|3te. Solicitor for C imptalnant. f In Clreult Court, Scte-tih Judicial Clrrull, In and for Seminole Cuunly, Flurlda. In Chinrery O. I*. Swope, Complainant Ordrr of ct. Publication E. S. Beavey et at, Defendant*. To the unknown hrlra, deviser*, grantee* or othrr (laimanla and all partita claiming an Intrreat under Fi. 8. Scavey, William I*. Roger*, Thoma* II. Sevey, Thoma* II. l-cvy, M. Fl. Ilrork and Martha, Ida wile, Fi. S, Sevey and Cynthia Sevey, hi* wife, J. C. Mellr Ide, Cooper Grocery Company, a cor­ poration, John I,. Ilrnach. We«4*y L. Ilranch, T. W. Moran, Hillsboro Grocery Company.* corporation, Fi. M. McNialt, J. It. McNatt, E, M. Putnam, James A. Leveyr, James A. Sevey and J. D. Thompaon, W in. E. Ate*ander, Alexander & Ruaaell and W. Fi. Alex­ ander or ether*l*o In thr pruperty herein­ after deaeribed, and the unknown surertsuri In ltu>t of WL !.. Palmer, deceased, assignee of Andrew Aulln, and to all partir* claiming an interest in aald property, aituite in Sem­ inole Cuunly, F'lorida, to-wit: "Beginning five chains south of the north west eorner uf the aouthwesl quarter nf tho southeast quarter rtf Seellun lb. Township 21 8 id Range ill east, thence aiiuth fifteen rhalnt, thence east nlnn hundred and one-half feel, thrnrr north four hundred and seventeen fret, thene* s r d seven hundred, fifty and one-third fret, thence north five hundred and eighty-three fret, tbrnre west one hundred and fifty fret to the plare of beginning. Alsu the west half ot the northwest quarter uf the northwest quarter of the northeast I'owpahlp 21, aoulh (if quarter. Section 22, T( Range 31 east. Also Lot One of Church Block In th# Town of Otiedu, Florida, being a parcel of land 6U feet east and west by IRI.a fret north and south off lh# west end ol said 4’ hur-h Lot, a plat of aald Church lut being of record In Flat Book A, at page 111 in th# I'tihlir Rec­ ords of Orange County, F'lorida (in which the county of Srmlmdr wa« foitm .ly a parti, ■aid plot being entitled Alexandria or Ovie­ do.” You and earh of you are hrrrby ordered to appear to the complainant's bill of com ­ plaint herein filed, on Monday, the 5th day of Jaouaty, A. D. 1030. the same being a Rule Day of thia Court. It la further ordered that this notlo* be published for twelv* week a In th* Sanford Herald, • newapaper published in Sanford, Kvmlnol* County. Florida. Witness FL A. Douglas*. Clerk of said Cir­ cuit Court, and th* seal thereof, this tb* 17lh day uf September, A. D. 1919. (s-ill E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. Davla Sc Glle*, Solicitor for Complainant. w«*t 4123 feel to public road tunning to Uptalt. NOTICE Nntlr* of levy of uniform aerrag* fag or n* It Ordained by th* .Mayer and City the “ Flatrnalnn Lands" nf th* Upper St. Jchna Drainage Dlatr'et. Council of th* City ot Sanford, Florida Nolle* U hereby given to all prrtona InSection I. That French Avenu* beginning at Ninth Street and attending south 3820 terrated In the following described land) In th# County of Seminole In th* State of to Hughey Street ahalt be paved to a width •>' aevrn feet, aald pavement lo b> of a Florida, vi*! All Sertlon* 25 and 3fi; In Townthlp 20 width of 3M feet on each aide of pavement placed on aal.l ..venue by Seminole County, Scuth, Bang* 32 Fiaat. All West .if S*. John* Hlver of Section* and ahall be of th* tamo material aa uartJ by aald County In paving the center of aald 29 and 33: all Sections 30, 31 and 32; in avenue, and ahull be of aim* grade and Townthlp 20 Suuth, Range .11 East. Alt Section fij Fl**t half Section fi; all thickness. Section 16; East half Section 17; Flast half Section 2. Thai Guide bant Steed be­ Section 20; all Section 21, 22. 27 and 28; ginning at F'ri-nrh Avenue and e n c o d i n g Fast half Section 29; Ha't half Section 33; weet 4523 feel to public rn*d running to all Section ut; all West of St. Johns River Upsala ahall be paved to a width of eeven of Sertiona 4. 9. 10, II. Ifi, 23 and 33; In feet, said pavement to be of a width nf 3 ' , Township 21 South, Itango 33 Flaat. In­ feet on n r h aide of pavement placed on cluded within the tfpp*F St. Johns Drain­ aald atre. t by Seminole County, and shall age District, that thr Board o f Supervisors be of same material aa used by aal.l county of aal.l lri,t»l*a. irvltti, the intn day of In paving lh** c m *- of it ; . , I. end •nail xtsy p. Ur'.forr. A ct..*;** T w» '-I ten nc ct tbr -»••.* -ratio ana UI c'. m w rent* .lo c i per art* upon all thr lands Seetlo* 3, That aald paving ot aal.l ailuat.4 within l i e "Extension I.antis" ot avenue an I street ahall be graded and paved th* aal.l District for th* year 1919, anti von In accordance with plana and aprrjfirati.in* and «**h of you are hereby notified that therefor, aubm lu.d by the City engineer th* Uniform Acreage Tax Book assessing of Sanford. Florida, and now on file in the aal.l lax ha* been completed by the secretary office of the city rlcrk of Sanford. IToiida. of the aal.l board and has hern delivered to Said paving of aal.l avenue and street ahall thr tax collector of axld County, and that be begun within alaty day* from and after the Uniform Acreage Tax Record Book, thedatej'.n which thia ordlnanare shall become declaring the !j*n of said tax. will be filed effective; but In the event any property In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit owner, owning property abutting on that i Court of the aal.l County of Seminal* on part of aald avenue or atreit herein ri.giilred or before the first Manila lay In November, to be paved, shall (ail, within the time 1919. herein provided, to grade and pave aal.l By Order of aald Board of Super vlaor*. avenue or street In front of hla or their Dated October 25th 1919. respective property, in accordance with the (teal) term* of thl* ordinanre and w|lh the p’ an Fitneat H Fivrry and specification* therefor, heretofore pre Secretary of acid Drainage Diatrirt pared and mhmilted by the city engineer Legal !2-2tc. all of said grading and paving, not an done by property owner*, ahall be done by and IN llli JESSUP DRAINAGE DISTRICT. under the direction ol the city of Sanford, TO Alt Whom It May Concern; and the proportionate coat* thereof ahall Wheraa, the Committee appointed by be avaeaard, onr-thlrd on each aide, against thr Board t>! County Commlationrra In the lindt upon which aal.l paving shall ami lor Seminole County, F'lorida, did on abut and the City of Sanford ahall nave a the 29th day o( September, A, D. 1919, lien therefor aclnat the aald land* enforce­ tile their report with aal.l Commlaalonera, able aa provided by the laws and ordinances wherein It appear* that they hav* viewed of aald oily. the land* iri said Diatrirt In lie brnrfitrd by the ditrhew, drain* or ranmlt therein, Section 4. That upon failure of any anil have in said report aaaeaaed rarh parrel property owner tn do the grading and paving of Ixn-I In aatti Diatrirt according and In her.In provided fur, the tame ahall b«* done proportion at it shall be benefited by aald by the City of Sanford, or shall he let by ditcr.es, drains nr ranala, for all rapenara conlraet by the City uf Sanford to th* lowest that may lie Inrurre.l Iri the roralruellon of and brat bidder, in arrordanre with the tame, Unhiding the Interest charges, the aforesaid plan* and aprrlflratlunt submitted eap.nae# of the Committee and Finelneer a by the rily engineer, and lwo-thlr.li of the ratimalrd by thr lluard of County Commitcotta therof, nne-thild to abutting owner* tion-rt of Seminole County. F’lorida, which on eaeh aid., from the date t>f the comple­ report ia now on fit* In the ..(fire of the tion of the work, ahall he aaaeaaed. and ahall Clerk of the said Board at hit office In the he a Hen, superior to all othrr liana, except Court House in Sanford, F'lorida, only liena (or taxes, against and upon the Now therefore, take notice that on Tuet lota and property fronting and abutting I day Dec. 2nd 1919, at ten o'clock A. M. upon aal.l av-nur and alrrrt hereinbefore th* aim* being the next regular meeting of di-arrfh.-d and ao graded and paved, and the lh* aald Board of County Commissioners, remaining on.-thlrd of such coats ahall be which meeting will hr held in the Court paid by the City of Sanford. Home in Sanford. Florida, the said Hoard That the estimated coals of grading and will hear complaint* from the owner* or paving per square yard for the paving agent* of alt landa affected against the of aald avenue and street la J2.19, the eall- aajeaamrnt* ao made. mated total costa of paving thn tamo at IIy order of the Board of County Comdrserlt.rd ia fi5.fi7U.00, and the rati mated mlaalnnrr* of Srmlnnir County, F'lorida, cotta to lot owner* per front foot ia fu.ii-.i. thia tith day of October, A, D. 1919. Section 6. That lh* city engine, r I* (trail * E. A. Doug!**!. hereby required within le.l days, after the . -- -s.'-2 . * •— ■* — (Da! pobiirati.-' ‘ » » 4 ** - - ‘ T r t V e i•• l.rgal I2-4IC. and til* with the rily clerk an estimate of the amount of liena (or *uch paving which thr -!• -Ill .1- I m sxalnat -*-n r! ILc lota, - r parr.!-, ,-f lard fronting or auut.iog upon . An All O r A Wall 'he avenue or street so to he paved, which estimate shall he b a u d upon t-»o estimated Tho merchant felt all jtuffiMl out. cost, ef the work, and upon the frontage of Iota . r parrel* of laud shutting the avenue “ Did you net! :oy i*rent advertise­ or street to to he pavrd. Se-tion (I. That at y person owning any Int. r. at In anil to any . .roperty abutting upon ■aid av*nue or street lob* ao paved anatl have the right within thirty days alt.-c the filing «f said estimate to present In the aal.l city clerk a sworn petition to he prraentr.l to the rity council, totting forth that in the opinion of the petitioner the estimated amount <>( such costa and liens upon such lot I* Incorrect, ahuwlng whrrrin It ia Incnrrt t or why It will rirred the apecial bcnrlit* arcrueing from the work and paving done and to be dun* In front of said lot or pared of land, Section 7. That the city council ahall, after proper notice and within the lime ptr>erlbr.t by ordinances, alt aa a board of rqualixatlon tn hear any and all petitions and romplalnt* which may bn filrd In refcritic- lo the estimated rosta ol the paving herei.i provided (or ami ahall make due ami roper inquiry into the name, and II It shall ppear to the aatilartion ol the rily council, anting at a board ol equalisation, that the estimated amount of aald 14-n it correctly estimated, thr amount ao fixed ahall stand as the amount of aueh lien to be claimed by the rity nf Sanford, (or the paving of the «wid -venue or atrset in front of aald prop­ erty, and after the city rounril hat heard all petitions and glvrn all property owners an opportunity to he heard and have made all corrections whirl) in Ihilr judgement is Just, and hare equalised *11 aasessmentx, said amounts and astcaainenlt aa fix'd and equalised ahall aland at a lien agalnat aald property to he enforced after the complet­ ion of said work In the manner provided by the laws and ordinances of said rity. Passed this 20th. dav of tlet. 1919, F One Inch Card* Will Ue Pabllahed Un* dor Thia Heading Al The Kale Of 97.29 Per Year. SCHELLE MAINES L A \V Y E It 'office i n ti i f : c o c r t S A N F O R I) - •• ilfiW F LO R ID A rill)MAN EMMET WILSON E. FERGUSON IIOUNIIo LI/k R Wilson & Hoasbolder Sanford. LAWYERS - Florida Automobile Protection FIIIH and TIILKT and COLLISION In­ surance Issued l)jr tho FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is Ihe Knfrrit and cheapest in the world. Write for information to headquarter)* Orlando. Agents wanted in ever; town in Florida. HENRY M c L A U L I N JEWELER % M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GOItllAM’sSSTERLING SILVER ROGERS* PLATED WAKE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES | DR. £. S. HOFFMAN ment on the ttldcwall of the railroad station” ho asked 4<f his friend. “ No,” said the friend, “ Have them send the wall around to mo and I will look it over.” — Amorlean Press. OCULIST AND OPTICIAN Practice confined to tho treatment o f the cyo Eyes examined by a regular regis­ tered physician Glasses lifted, broken loncfl du­ plicated 28 W. Church St. • Orlando, Flo. Free Service ’ Let us inspect your batlcry free. W e arc cxperla on electrical troubles. Scientific repairing and re* charffinj! done. W e enn take your old battery and make it oh jjood ns new and guarantee it for six months. W c also have expert mechanics to over­ haul or repair your car. Sanford Battery Service Company L. A. RKNAIJD, I’ rop. L. M IL L E R , President City Council. 1 hereby eerlify that the foregoing ordi­ nance was duly patted by the rity rounril □I the sily of Sanford, Florida, in araaton, this the 20th day of (let., 1919. BUSINESS CARDS Phone 189 203 Oak Avc. FL P. H IN E S . City Clerk. Approved by me this .2nd. day of (Irtolirr, 1919, 10.file J. D. D A V IS O N . Mayor City of Sanford, In the Circuit Court Seienlh Judlrlsl Clr­ rull In and for .Srmlnulr County, llorlda. In Chanrrry, J. II. Sullivan, Com­ plainant, va Cleo Bill fur Divorce Sullivan, Defendant. Order uf I’ uhllralla-i. To CTleo Sullivan, ear* Mr*. IL II. Thom p­ son, Valdosta, Gxirgis. It appearing from the affidavit filed in thia rau,a that you, Cleo Sullivan, are a resident nt a State of the United State* other than thr State of F'lotida and that you are a r—ident of the State of Georgia, resid­ ing in the City of Valdoala, Slate of Geor­ gia ar.d your address ia rare of Mia. H. II. Thompson, Valdosta, Georgia, and that there is no person in the State of F'lorida the aervlee of a aubpoena upon ahum Would hind you and that you are over the age of twrnty-one years. Thl* ia therefore to command you, Cleo Sullivan, to be and apprar before this Court on the first day of Drrrmhrr, A. I). 1919, Ihe same luting a regular Hole Day of thl* Court, to anawer the bill of complaint ex­ hibited aginxt you by J, II. Sullivan, or, said bill will he taken aa roil Irated, It la furlhrr ordered that IMa order be published In the Sanford Her .Id, a newt■per published in Seminole County, Flnr'*, for four cuneeeutivr weeks. WITNESS my hand and olfirial *ra| at Sanford, Seminole I'ounty, Florida, thia 21*4 day of (Irtoher, A. I), 1919. FL A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Clreult Court Semiuul# County, F'lorida. |0-3ir u Nullre af Applirallnn for Tai Herd Under Seellun t i l of Ihe General Slaluira. Notice itlhereby given that L. FL While, purchaser of Tas Certificate No |J5, dated the 3rd day of July A. I)., 1916. hat filed said certificate In my ufTIre and has made application for ta i deed to Issue tn accord­ ance with law. Said certificate em b ra ce tho following drarrihed property situated in Semlnol# County, Florida, tow lt ; t4 Interest in llloek I FL J. White's Sub Div. Thr aald land being assessed at th# date of the Issuance of aurh certificate In the name of W. G. Aldridge. Unless arid cer­ tificate shall be redeemed * curding to law, tax deed will Dane (hereon on th# 25th day of November A. D „ 1919, Witness my olfirial signature anil seal this tho 24th day of October A. I). 1919, ISEAL) FL A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Clreult Court, Semlnol# County, Florida. 10-Ste By V. M. DOUGLASS, l>. C. PUBLIC LAND S AI. E — I) E F A R T M E h T OF THE I.MTHtlOR U. S. Land Olliee at Galnrsvltle, F'inrlifn, October 31. 1919. Notiro la hereby given that, aa dire, ted by the Commlsslnner ol the General Land office, under provision* of See. 24-*.5, R. £* pursant to the application of Bertha A. Sauls, Serial No. 015582, we will offer *t public sale, to the hlghrat bidder, but *t not tea* than 32.80 per acre, at 10 o'elaek A. M „ on the lath day of Dveembrr, 1919, next, at this offire, thr following tract of land: H W ji of SFi)/ Sertlon 3, Township 19 South, of Rang* 30 E*st. Tallahassee Meri­ den. The sat* will not ue kept open, but will be declared rloaed when (hoi* present t the hour named have ceased bidding. The person making the highest hid will be required lo Immediately pay to the Re­ M a te ceiver the amount thereof. Any persona claiming adversely th* abav*AN ORDINANCE. detrrihrd land are advised to file their An Ordlnanr* entitled an Ordlnane* rial mi, or abjection*, on rr befere ths time requiring the grajlng and paving of F'renrh designated for sale. Robert W. Davis, Re titter, As#n— from Ninth tltrret south 3820 fret Ferrv M , Colton, Reeeivar. to Hughey Street and for gradtng and Legal 12-fitr. p .,;„ a Uolmboru Street from F'rench Avenu* KEKP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD W ANT COLUMN ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J. THIGPEN & COM PANY AGENTS G en era! Fire In su ran ce OFFICE PEOPLED I'ANK 1H1LDIN41 Sanford* - - Florida E X P E R IE N C E Great Storage Facilities In Ideal Formulas, wo ofTer you Experience dating from tho very beginning of commercial production of Florida crops. This experience shows not only the value o f proper materials correctly proportioned as to advisability, but the need of perfect physical con­ dition at time of a p p lication ^ ,T o secure tills condi­ tion, the fertilizer must be made long in advance, batched and, and reground. This calls for enormous store house capacity. Acres of flooring are necessary to insure goods being thoroughly cured, seasoned, blended, before sending them out to you. Labor is high and difficult—many other expenses and problems are to be met— hold fust to all the mire things that make your success. By choosing Ideal Fertilizer you have eliminated the fertilizer problem. Over a quarter century of profitable field results back of them. W hy take unnecessary chances? W ILSO N & T 0 0 M E R F E R T I L I Z E R COMPANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FE R TILIR E R S JA CK SO N V ILLE , F L O R ID A '’I � 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, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 14, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 1919; <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/167a1a34db0e3fb11b981c5bae0ef84b.pdf c1eae58d6f0232e612d673a81526a086 PDF Text Text V . • ■ ■ h H . ■ HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 12 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919 VOLUME XI Miners and-Operators Are The Woman's Club to Pro­ mote Carnival For White Deadlocked—No Chance Under the Gov. Restraint W ay-M eeting Last Night TEN MILLION RING ECLIPSE POUNDS OF ON THE SUN SUGAR COMING IN NOVEMBER Ladies Are Enthusiastic Boosters WILL HELP THE MEN today by the senate interstate com­ by Senator Hitchcock, the administra­ merce commission. tion leader at the White House Confer-1 Committee members said the Presi­ once noon. Hitchcock plans to lay the dent was determined to turn hark the entire Treaty situation before the Profrailroads next January nndt hat as there ident and give his opinions as to what was little likelihood of the enactment reservations are likely to receive the of the pending permanent railroad hi support of tho majority of the senate. by that time, some temporary wexpediThe President will say what reservations ent would have to he udopted. arc acceptable to him and he has repeat­ Chairman Cummins arranged today edly said that no change in the treaty for conferences witli Chairman Esch, WOMEN ARE ALSO LAYING both s id e s s e e m t o f e e l which would require its negotiation PLANS FOR THEIR NEW of the house committee. Director Gen­ THAT SETTLEMENT IS UN- would be acceptable. CLUII HOUSE eral Hines and representatives of the SUPPLY FOR SIXTY DAYS IS WII.I. LOOK LIKE A RING OF railway executives to discuss the tem­ CERTAIN' The regular business meeting of FIRE AS IT COMES UP NOW BN ROUTE TO JACK­ porary legislation which, he said, prob­ the Woman's Club was held on Chicago, Nov. 0, (By Associated OVER THE HORIZON SONVILLE TERRITORY FROM The dispute between the ably would he presented next week. yesterday afternoon, with Mrs W HAVANA, CURA numinous coal mine operators and The unusual phenomenon of nn L Morgan, presiding nnd a good lkf union miners continued to be Ten million pounds of the finest annular, or "ring" eclipse will be attendance of the members deadlocked today with the lenders Cuban granulutcd sugar lias just visible in the United States on the Reports from the otllcers and the ,[toth the operators and the miners been bought in Cuba by jobbers of morning of November 22 The cen­ various departments were most en­ a0Nd that the refusal of the DeJacksonville through the C E Smith tral path of the eclipse extends from couraging showing a splendid in­ rjrtnunl of Justice to withdraw ami Company, brokerage firm of the vincinity of Timbuktu, Africa, terest nnd activity Ihf injunction proceedings against WILL VISIT lar­ ucross the Atlantic ocean to a point ALLIED C’OUN e*tis city This is one of the The chairman of finance atinouced the officers of the miners union had TIES WI T H FRIENDLY gest purchases of sugar ever made near San Antonio, Tex The !>»»»•**•» thnt tickets were being placed for ,»<pt away all hope of any iinmediin the South, if not the largest of ihv African jingle will behold GREETINGS th«* AlVshcr* Lyceum ccu>«c, tin Nearly $1,500,000 is Involved in the sun going below the horizon ns ite settlement. dale of tne lirst number to be London, Nov. 6, (By Associated iu ercni ring of < ir« « while the in­ WILL USHER IN NEW DEVELOP­ t single tranauktiun Refusal of the government to given later Other plans for financ­ Press' Vice Admiral Kato. Japanese MENTS IN COAL MINERS STRIKE habitant* of the Texas plains will \jrui* !I ' injunction means u long I This news was given uot by the ing the club will be a rummage or 6)tht in the coal fields, while its Minister of Navy, has arrived nere C E Smith and Company yesterday see his majesty, "Old Sol" come up Indianapolis, Nov. 0, By Associated rather white elephant sale to be withdrawal would have opened the at the bead of an official mission following ronsununutioii of tho deal above the sheets of morning midst Press .—The arrival of the Asslstnnt held early in January Members and which is to visit nil of the princi­ *jy to settlement of the strike through the Havana office of the in the same curious form Attorney General Aim's in charge of the pal Allied Countries, to convey the When the moon passes directly government’s injunction proceedings friends interested in the club ure sithin 'll hours, according to Edbrokerage firm The sugar will at requested to "save up" every old pr Wallace, legislative represen- friendly greetings of Jnpan and con­ once begin to move to Jacksonville across the face of the sun ns seen against the striking coal miners L* ex­ thing, including odds nnd ends in gratulations on the winning of the titive of the United Mine Workers from Havana by ferry, and will be from a position on the earth, an pected to usher in the next developments china, furniture, clothing, kitchen war The Japanese Admirnl has been transported by tho Florida East eselipse occurs By a coincident the ef America. received by the First Lord of the Coast railroad in trains of sixty- moon is very nearly the size of the in the strike situation here. Attorneys utensils etc. for this event A can­ II the injunction were withdrawn Admiralty to whom ho delivered for tho mine owners have practically vas of the business men .is also four cars each As there will be more sun as seen in our sky, though in completed the plans for defense against being made, soliciting subscriptions idle committees of the operators tho message from his country than 200 cars this will make more reality it is only ubout one four-hun­ the government's action and it is under­ to the building fund for the new mtl miners could get together with­ Tho mission will go to the’ Con­ in 24 hours and settle their diffe­ tinent to visit Franco, Belgium and than three trainloads of sugar to dredth the diameter of the solar disk stood that they will enter a motion on club house. rences at one sitting, Wallncc said. Italy It will return homo by way be given to this city and territory The moon's distance is such that the . Saturday that tho entire proceedings he Mrs Watson presented the request The jobbers of Jacksonville, co­ planet ordinarily nppears about as The strike order, however, would of America In n statement publish­ from a committee of men, requesting not be called off until n new wage ed under his name, Admiral Kato operating with C E. Smith ami large as the sun, 93,000,000 miles the assistance of the Woman's sjrcement was reached. Company, have been working on away But for this remarkable cir­ Club in promoting a carnival in says: cumstances wo would never see the A miners’ committee with power "M y mission is to give all of the this deal for ncveral weeks, and only sun sometimes completely bidden by December the proceeds of which to accept the new agreement, could Allies the friendly greetings of Jnpan n few weeks ago succeeded in get­ would be used in installing n white call off the strike without referring and congratulations on the winning ting the government to issue im­ the moon nnd at other times not way in Sunford The club unani­ quite screened by the opaque body of the question to a delegate con­ of the war But we are hoping to port papers on the shipment tliroug mously voted to give their support our satellite Thus we can have vention, Wallace said. see something of what is being done the port of Key West nnd ussitunce either a total erlipse of the solar disc President Lewis’ statement that by each country in the way of re­ C E Smith nnd Company nnMrs Herndon nnnotinced that a nouce that every jobber in tho city or an annular eclipse the miners would be willing to construction after the war SENORA CARRANZA CAN tng day would bo in advance of tho If the earth’s atmosphere extended negotiate "without reservation-" LIVE ONLY A FEW HOURS "The great problem for all of the will receive u pro rata share of this carnival for the expenses incurr­ outward to the distance of the moon he said, "simply means that we nations now is to economize, and in sugar, no one jobber or wholesaler ed for building booths etc. The mem­ Mexico City, Nov. fi, By Associ­ wo could see the long conical shadsould start with a clean slate, ns Jnpan we would like to see a general gutting a Ion’s share It will then ated Press Tho physicians attending bership committee reported new cast by the moon When our ow be distributed to the retail trznde to previous agreements, which the agreement for dlsarmanent members nnd transfers ns follows: Sonora Carranza, wife of President waird satellite is nt its near approach operators refused to do. "In my country there are no plans Hut there is still danger of further Confidential reports toduy to the yet for a reduction of tho navy or shortage of sugar even when this to the earth, its orbit being slightly Carranza, have given up hope for Fsr tho soriul Department Mrs. department of justice said 50 per army. We are waiting to see what sugar is distributed, for this is only eccentric, the tip of the shadow cone her recovery. The latest bulletins ( t il Gnbhctt, Mrs. D. W. Smith, cent, more men worked in the coal is done in thnt way by the other a sixty day’s supply, jobbers sny touches the ground and marks a nnr from her bedside state that she cun y sic Department, Mrs. J. P. Hall, Mirs Zoc Munson; Welfnro Depart­ row path of totality The shadow live only a few hours. mines of Colorado yesterday than great powers Thnt seems to me to The prices at which this sugar ment Mrs J C Hutchinson, Mrs. may be Inrge enough for the period the day before. A number of mines be the position of all of the nations, j wj|| K„ on the market will nols be a Holley. Associate member Mrs. of totality to Inst nearly sevon min­ Weather Report litre said to be running full force. They nre willing to disnrm, but nre | factor in the restraint of the amount utes Such was tho duration of the Chns Hand. For Florida fair north probably waiting for n general agreement fo rjU5tMl, for it will retail for about 20 total eclipse of May 29, this year showers south portion tonight and The Music Department will Imvo that purpose . cents perpound Friday gentle to moderate north n special progrnn of music on tho Hut when the moon sweeps across "The Jnpnnese people nre ferventThis is n greater price than has oast winds except variable over 15th with Mrs. Julius Tackach In the solar disc at a distance from the ly hoping for the success of the been paid in this city under war extreme south portion. enrth too great for the tip of its the feature role. League of Nations, in which they conditions, as the government con­ November ITth will lie "Qivic shadow to touch the surfnee, the phe­ see the prospect of the establishment trolled the price at that time Day"with the Welfare department nomenon of nn annular eclipse occurs Shipped One Hundred Hampers of C W. Znring of tho wholesale of a perment peace All the nations ut which there will lie a round Sometimes both types of nn eclipse e l.etture have had enough o! wnr, and the firm of C W. Zaring and Company table discussion on city improve­ may occur during the same event, The Garner Produce Co. shipped 100 bonii.as w ir e s h o m e f o l k s world must now give all its energies is now In Havana with reference the moon’s distance varying enough ments. hampers of lettuce yesterday which to his portion of this sugar, it Is to securing Insting pence THAT HE WILL MAKE RACE The socinl and welfare cliarmen "This being so, I rather regret stated But the distribution in Jack­ in the course of its passage to chan- is prohuhly the first to he shipped by made excellent reports on tho ac­ Mexico City, Nov. 4, By Associated that the Allies are retiring from sonville will be on the pro rnta basis age the character of the eclipse, the themnil order business. tivities for October in these two Press .—Ignacio Iionilos, Mexican Am- Russia before the complete pacifi­ Mr Smith said, and all dealers will ring of fire either fading into black­ departments, the literature and Mu­ bxuador to the United Stntes will he n cation of the country has been ob­ receive their portion of this sugar ness or growing out of it Weathef nnd Crop Conditions sic departments pleading for greater candidate for the presidency of Mexico tained While Russia is ih such n Mr Smith also announced that Temperature.—The mean tempera­ | Mrs. Thigpen of Lakeland is the ture for the week was 4 deg. to 12 deg. zeal and better attendance. in the election next year, according to a disturbed state there Isalwnys the his firm hail a buying order of Splendid programs linve been letter from Boniltis received replying to pcobnbility of another great wnr 15.000,000 pounds of Cubnn refined charming house guest of Mrs. C. uhovo tho seasonal, the least excess been arranged for these departments member of the Democratic party here. breaking out, nnd I would have sugar for Atlanta —Timcs-Union. J. Wolfe, for several days. being over the southern section. The whirl) require murb study and time been gind to see the Allies energeti­ weekly means were: Pensacola, 72 deg.; on the part of tlilse featuring the cally take in hand the establish­ Jacksonville, 77 deg.; Tumpa 78 deg.; various numbers that should bring ment of n sound, lermenent govern­ Miami and Key West, 80 deg. a more npprerintu response from the ment for that country Precipitation.—Good rains were gen­ members. "However Jnpan will loyally as­ eral over tho section during the latter Mrs. Mognn announced that tho sist her friends in keeping the peace part of the week. The greatest amounts Red Cross bad uppcnlcd to the Wo­ of the world, nnd will especially fell west of the Apaluchicnla river nnd man’s Club for ro-operntive nnd give her aid in this direction to her in some central counties. The following assistance in (tutting over the Red arc the largest totals reported: Pensa­ bh PIT IKS APPEARED AT MILLS Ally. Great Britain Cross Drive for membership and “ We linve nearly settled our dif­ cola, 3.8; DeKuniak Springs, 2.4; St. TODAY WEARING GOGGLES requested thnt all those willing to ferences with China, nnd things in Andrews, 4.2; Old Town, 2.G; Eustis, assist would sign the pludgc cards Youngstown, Ohio, Nov. 4. By Asso­ the far East nre settling down 3.G: Sanford, 2.3; Cedur Keys, 2.2;*and to thnt effect. rted Prc<s .—Deputies nppeared at rapidly ”_________________ Tarpon Springs, 3.2 inches. Ihe entrance to the steel plants today Condition of Crops.—The continued WOULD OVER WF.r COUNTIES AND CITIES RADICALS tearing goggle* as u protection against MUST LIVE WITH DAD unseasonable high temperatures nnd lack THROW PRESENT GOVERN­ VOTE AGAINST STATE * recurrance of the red pepper riots by of genera! rains the fore part of the week MENT ESTABLISH SOVIET AND NATIONAL PR IIIIIIthe women which appeared on Tuesday German Newly Weds Cannot were unfavnorable fur truck, citrus TION »nl Wednesday when women strike Find Houses Essen, Germany, Nov. 0, Ily fruits, sweet potatoes and pastures, hut •ympathizers threw pepper in their Berlin. Nov. 5,—Berlin’s Dwel­ Columbus, Ohio, Nov. G. By Associated Press Investigations for general rains that occurred the latter fires. The women however failed to ap- ling Bureau has notified newly- Associated Press Late returns to­ Berlin newspapers claim they have half of the week relieved the drought I*ar today. married persons that there are no day from Tuesday's election on dir covered a plan for a Communist condition. Cane is generally goo 1 nnd houses or npnrtments available for prohibition measures seemed shat­ uprising for the purpose of deposing some has been cut for syrup mak nip EIGHTY THOUSAND MEN WERE RECRUITED FOR PETROGRAD them nnd has advised them to live tered in the prediction of Secretary tho present German Government Oats planting continued locally rut de­ DEFENSE with their parents or other relatives of State Smith that the drys had and eotabliahing a new one modelled layed account too dry soil some until the present dearth of dwelling carried four prohibition proposals after the Russian plan which would lions. Sweet potatoes are generally London, Nov. G, By Associated Press has been overcome. The bureau voted upon by majorities ranging be ujociatcd with the present good. Truck crops Jre in fair condi­ —Russian Bolshevik communication re­ also has advised lovelorn cojlpcs as high as soventy five thousand. Russian soviet system. tion on low lands nnd will be greatly ceived here reports the c pturo of Tshim to postpone marriage until cordl- UnoiPcial returns from fifty nine benefittod by recent rains. Early ship­ with twelve hundred prisoners. Tho ments of citrus fruits are being hast­ Communique also claims tho capture of tlons improve. < counts i, including all tho wet coun­ Government Guarantees Return The new consular officials and ties nnd centers nnd the big cities ened account of fruit dropping. one thousand prisoners at Ust Ruzulku. Washington, Nov. 5.— Temporary Entente Commission nre meeting showed wet majorities on nil four Despatches from Copenhagen state SENATOR HITCHCOCK WILL GET with difficulties in finding suitable proposals and an unusually large legislation continuing government Senator Martin Ilctter that the Bolshcviki report thnt they BIS VIEWS ON DOCUMENT BE­ quarters The Hamburg senate has wet mnjority against tho ratifi­ guaranteed returns to the railroues of Charlottesville, Va., (By Associa­ FORE PRESENTING appropriated 2,500,00 marks to cation of national prohibition and their return to private control January 1 ted Press) Scnutor Martin slupt well recruited eighty thousand men from Petrogrud alone in organizing tho de­ Washington, N v. 6, By Associated improve the situation in that city the state prohibition enforcement until auch time as congress can enact last night resting comfortably this fense of that city, according to a Reval r«s —President’s views on the rcscr- with respect to tho shortage of despatch. permanent legislation waa decided upon morning. act. * nil0I» of the Peace Treaty will be given homes. Union Officials and Opperalors State MEANS LONG FIGHT VICE-ADMIRAL IS TO REPRESENT THE JAPANESE HERE GOVERNMENT HAS REPRESENTATIVE ON THE SCENE W IFE OF CARRANZA— PRESIDENT OF MEXICO GIVEN UP BY DOCTORS 0. S. AMBASSADOR WILL BECANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY OF MEXICO OHIO LOOKS FIND PLOT IN WET LATEST GERMANY OF RETURNS SAY THE SOVIETS WOMEN THREW PEPPER IN EYES OF THE DEPUTIES AT THE STEEL MILLS BOLSHEVIKI GAINING SEVERAL BATTLES TODAY CAPTURE PRISONERS PEACE TREATY CARRIED TO THE WHITE HOUSE l a s t ' - w nwsiOM-j £ —^ ■— ■v * . -------- * �OCTOBER 31. 1919 THE BANfOUD HERALD FAO" ? W « T ginta Cox were Initiated Into the Order one of the C. K. 6 0 0 0 MILE state, native Kentuckians which | renting He will engago in trucking this with the beautiful and impressive cer­ CUARANTES of course is something to Cobb sli) season. Mr. Reach waa formerly emony of the O. E. S. A happy sur­ credit. So hail to tho Sanford in tho cotton business in Carolina prise of the evening in honor of Mia. Daily Herald! Long muy it live, nnd reports that the boll weevel Alice Robblnga.whlch elicited heartfelt ial nnd political economy, k, One wri­ great may bo its possibilities ana has about cleaned up the cotton in npplause, was tho unveiling of a life ai2e |K>rtrult of Mra. Hobbina, In com­ ter says newspaper* are better safe­ renowned its good works. So there that state. memoration of her lcr.g and faithful now! guards against riot nnd revolution A new general iduiu baa been Rervico ami a* "Mother” of the Florida than standing* armies. The revo­ ' Whether the hent wave in Florida opened out First street at the jun­ Order of the Eastern Star. present lutions are never caused by the is attributable to the ction of i'aola road. Mr. George Tho hall wns beautifully decorated ^ » of tho Gulf n —tunmt U conducting the store circulation of ideas, but by mens excessive temperature with |wiled plants nnd flnga and re­ otherwise, the farmers in that cannot circulate, so they stag­ Stream, or i.. .. —. freshments were served during tho nate. So the representative of the this county nro not greatly eoncerned over the cause hut the result just now as tho extreme weather is greatly affcctin g the conditions of tho crops, ifrom whatever source it may comet«. The great, green Party For Three Year Old fields of celery and early lettuce Wee, winsome little tvciyn emiui. il pititUtff “»l of only a lew u*>» »*** the three year old daughter of Mr. and more or less blight, I and many One Who Shows No Favor A merciless judge is Father Time. Be­ Mrs. Donald Smith, entertained twenty farmers in this section have plowed him the w ak and the wanting so to other tiny folks on Thursdny afternoon awaiting with trepidation as it fore the wall. Only the truth can • .and. were the• outcome of tho early For years tho following statement from a the occasion being a big event in child­ Taking it altogether, this lettuce, Sanford resident has wit1- * ^ ! this hood days, nothing less im|»ortant then a hard season upon the sternest of all t*- ts. bus been Mrs. E. Woodcock, JOO him A""*.,*a • farmer. Aside from the weather "Time has only in-reused my r.-gurd ter White Gridiron Txtad Tires ore backed by their manufacturer’s confi. the planter la beset conditions Doan’s Kidney IVls und I ih r-rtfi./ dence. Kokomo Long Life Tires are built by the pioneer tire builden with insects and worms,, until upon live my endorsement. Sinj- *’ *1 * ,n 'j o f America. They stand up and hug the road, town or country, all every hand an array of obstacles last-statement, I havo used Doan a and they proved most satiiffn* lory .n relieving confront him. Several species of me of a severe case of kidney trouble. plant bugs attacked seeds before (Statement given May 21. lJ-4.» they had/time to germinate and ate On March 19. 1918. Mrs. NNoodrock out the heart of the seed, which said: "Doan’s Kidney Pills made n com­ plete cure in my case of kidney trouble with the army of ants placed the some years ago and tho cure has lasted. poor farmer upon the defensive. I gladly give this endorsement nnd wish Then he iiad the cabbage and cut to confirm my former statmont. Price GOc, at all dealers. Don t simply worm" with which to contl’n,,• lil1 nsk for a kidney remedy—get Doan s A BIG HOLE it did seem, “ by hickory" that Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Wood­ tho Lord bad something agin ’em. cock bad. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., IN THE CASING Hut despite of these difficulties Buffalo, N. Y. means naught to our vulcanizing with an untiring energy and an experts. Just child s play for thci. •"domltable courage the farmer pick­ SI. Agnes Guild to take that "busted” tire and ed up und progressed along till his J. It. STEWART, Prop. The regular meeting of the St. Agnes Telephone Fxclmnge, on Friday were, make it* run like new. In these fields looked green and beautiful, Guild was held Monday afternoon at SANFORD, FLORIDA Messrs. C. M. Robinson, District Traf­ days of costly tires It menus a tlien came the old weather man tho home of Mrs. M. Minrick. The fic Chief, of Jacksonville, F. L. Thorpe, saving to you of $...... to $ ~ and he had July by the hunh. afternoon was delightfully spent in every time wo prolong the life or "Hut it uln’t no use ns I can tee, completing some m the pretty and use­ of Orlando, M. L. Hurrc, and C. J. Roehud; of Jacksonville. your used tires. Often our ' ul- In mortals such ns you nnd me ful articles for the Bojumm' ***ueli win A faulten’a Nature’s wise ini nis Mrs. Raymond D. Hill of Washing­ csnixingldoubles their life. and lurkin’ horns with Providence.’ l,o held in the Parish House on Dec­ ton j,. G. stoji|*u over in ijrnfo-i Fri­ ember. Dainty refreshment* of pine­ A controversy hiring arb 'n o y- apple salads, cheese snndwichts and day to visit Mrs. George Huff. Mrs. the sale of a lot ami storehouse In irc'I tea were served by tho hostess, Hill was enroute to Tampa where she PHONE 17 Monroe, there was n resort to legal will spend some time with her parent:! Onk on 3rd St. Sanford. Florida proceedings. The property consists who wan assist!d by her mother, Mrs. Anna Wnlker. Members present in­ of an ncre of land and a combination cluded. Mrs. Gwynne Fox, Mrs. Hub­ storehouse and residence. Mr. Jim ert Herndon, Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. Mo Let formerly owned the prop­ Matthews, Mrs. Julia ruknch, Mrs, erty Having sola to T. J. Hornedge Tom GcUcn. Misses Mildred Dixor who in turn rejo’d to Drue Wnrron. T. Boston, win v.ns occupying and Libia Shinholscr. Mrs. W. N Ankeney was an invited guest. | the house und con turtin;; a grocery refused to vacate, claiming that he Noted Lecturer Coming to Florida. had purchased the property from Russell H. Conwcll, the biggest and Mr. Hirncdge and paid down $50. most populur lecturer in the world lias He bad no deeds to that effect, been signed up for four lectures in tins however, and rould not prove his State, by Dr. George Hyman und F. F. claim. The court decision came Dutton of this city, the lectures to bo out in favor of Mr. Warren receiving given the last week in January, using I the aero of land, the house reverts Ito Mr. Moffett and the lot upon T hey give m o re th a n (he T I R E S AND T U B E S B. 0 . M O T O R C O M PA N Y A 25c Want Ad. m Inc KENT VULCANIZING WORKS hck will Rent Y o u r House For Y MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ¥fhenYourSprfo$Breaitt put on AUTO OWNERS Call on ua for exact duplicate of your broken spring, . a n d recclvo A spring satM* Isfactlou MW th a t is M y real. Mr 8ANF0RD- FLORIDA Why Suffer? Mrs. J. A. Cox, of Aldereon, W. Va., wrilcs: "My daughter . . . suf­ fered terribly. She could not turn in bed . . . the doctors gave her up, and wc brought her home to die. She had suffered so much at . . . time. Hav­ ing heard of Cardui, wc got it for her." "In a few days, she be­ gan to improve." Mrs. Cox continues, "and had no trouble at. . . Cardul cured her, and wc ling La p.-aiies everywhere." Y/c receive many thouLzr.ds of simitar letters every year, telling o! the pood Cardul has done for women who suffer front complaints so common to tliclr cex. It should do upon the punuc sir one corner touched dispute. Petty thieving has c the negroes here. S negro Iiving upon S. place, was deprived change and a shirt overall)s to hoot. 1 colored Ind of 14 years, donned the latter* nrticles and proceeded to go on dress parade. Upon dis­ covery. the trunrgressor was hotly pursued by the irnte offondeo who loudly demanded the goods. Find ing himself hard pressed the vaga­ bond hastily diverted himself of all illgotten accouterments und hied himself to the tall timbers, evidently in search of a fig tree, though it is very conceivable that a palmetto fan would have answered his press­ ing needs quite as advantageously. Mrs. John Radgcr, formerly of this place but now of Knoxville, underwent quite a serious oporation. The last reports were that 1 she was improving very nic Mr*. Huilger Inn many friend* I who nro greatly concerned ovc r serious illness nnd hope for speedy recovery. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Jacobs i ns their guest, Mr. Jacob’s mo from Oviedo. Miss Laura Hawkins, of J sonville, is a guest of her bro and wife, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mann President of Temple University nnd nolds many other high offices of impor­ tance. The (leople of Florida are fortunato in huving the opportunity of hearing ho noted a lecturer. Hanford, Tampa, and Lakeland have already L et’s do th e dam job together Hallowe’en Bridge Party. The Social Department entertained at the Woman’* Club with a very del­ ightful bridge party, on Tuesday, at which Mrs. George D. Bishop was hostess A suggestion of Hallowe'en was in the decorations. Jack trt Lanterns, black cat* and huge hung upon tho walls und in the doorway* while quantities of Goldcnrod nnd field daisies added a bright and glowing touch to the scene. The score card, suggested nho, tho npproaching gaitics of Hallowe’en. There were seven table* of bridge, und O. K. S. Initiation The order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Hall last night for the pur­ pose of initiating new members and the regular business meeting. The Grand Matron of the State, Mrs. Alice E. Schultr anil Grand Marshall Mrs.Montio O. F'ish- were prominent visitor* of the Order. Among other visitors were Mr*. Conrad of DeLand and Mrs. Saunders of Guineaville. Mrs. W. H. Taylor and Miss Vlr- 20 tor Id cents �THE SANFORD HERALD FACIE TWO NOVEMBER 7, COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD EAST SANFORD Rev. J. F. Hillmrn, the presiding elder was at Moores Station Church Monday F. M. for quarterly con­ ference meeting The revival Is still in progress. Rev. C. H. Summers in charge, Rev. J. R. Allen, the pastor is assisting again this week. The attendance hns hceu (|iiite gratifying to those in charge. Sever­ al ear loads come out from town each evening from here Rev. Sum">»« will go 'to Puhoklo and then on to Moore Haven to carry on revivals. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunlap were called to Brunswick, (In. last week for the funeral of Mr. Dunlap's brother. B. Steel of Benrdall nvc will leave this week for Manassas, Va., to visit his mother who has been very ill for some time. Ills little son George Harvey will accompany him. Phillip R. Andrews of Celery ave K aaB B E B Z B S aK a AftSASS VfhenYourSpr ing Breaks put on AUTO OWNERS Call on us for exact ffunllrnrn of your broken spring, ^ m id rcccivu A spring tatSjk Isfactiou tnat la rW i/ real. A hr AUTO S a n fo r d . Florid Janies Purvico Jr. was here iasl week to visit his brother Ashley. James has juBt been discharged from the U. S. Navy, having enlisted for duty the week the U. S. entered the world war. He hns now gone on to Tampa to his prr. its homo. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Reeve are here from Ft. Christmas Hsitlng Mrs. Reeve's sister Mrs. J. F. Mr* Ch',;.,mi ami family. Gettis McClelland has taken n position with Millers Bakery in town. Mr. anti Mrs. I. D. H art and daughter are driving a new Dort touring car. H. B. Lewis has bought the Doctor Bass and the Washburn farms both on Beardall nve. Frank \Jilts will he inspector on the east side fo/ the Sanford Truck Growers Inr., J. F. Hickson having been transferred to the west side. Revenue officers were out here one day Inst week trying to smell out moonshine stills, we hear they called on several suspects. Sheriff Brady held n reception on the corner of Celery and Mellonvillc .aves Saturday evening, all the cars passing, not properly light­ ed were held up. Some drivers warned and some lined. A number of deserted autos sat by the wayside said to have been driven by colored liifc'n that got scared mid took to the tall timber. A ]oll* timMy f o w f ' " ,(,i TRUCKS The plain, simple facts of Republic performance, rugged ness and ser­ vice alone explain the dominant preference for Yellow Chassis Trucks among our merchants, manufacturers and cartage com­ panies. We shall appreciate the oppor­ tunity to show von the records of local Republic users. They indi­ cate clearly whv the Republic is the iargest selling motor truck in the world. f'hp Miftat** Annie Week*. llutl»u hstridge and Fryma Scholl together with Okie ami Harry Wcelts drove over to Eustis last Fidny evening and enjoyed the Steel dance. H. C. Kyle, the lightening rod man, placed rods on (i. C. Cham­ berlain’s house and garage. This week anti on the Tropica! Produce Companies hums. Lightning struk several places SANFORD FLORIDA LOOK SUPPLIES ‘‘THE REAL TIRE” W H E N B E T T E R T I R E S ARE M A D E W I G H T WI LL S E L L T H E M new N EW S T O R E People’s Bank Building About November 1st COMPANY Hill Hardware Co -= STANDS FOR —— — j----------- — SERVICE, QUALITY, AND PRICE Planet Jr. Hand Cultivators .We Have Them McWhorter Fertilizer Distributors There Are None Better See Us Before Placing Your Order Hill Hardware Co during the heavy storm Sunday evening. Joe Cameron had a nice young horse die and has several others in n hud condition from leeches. Seve­ ral other people have hnd horses troubled with them recently. Paul, the little non of Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell bus been very ill for a week. Dr. Robson Is attending him. The illness developed into potoinnto poinioning. From time to time there has been mentioned in lids column the new homes built and improvements made on those already built th at has been going on during the past summer in Fast Sanford. Here is a complete list ns far ns known. On Celery ave Ben Monroe, C, L. Flowers and A. It. Chappol have built new homes and J. C. Hall and G. C. McDougnl have added large porches. C. M. Stowe of Cameron nve is now build­ ing an attractive large addition on his home Alexander Foster and Vireii Hasty of Geneva ave, have both enlarged and otherwise im­ proved their tunics. On Beardall nve Nick Zeir.ovean has built a very nice modern bungalow. G. C. Chamberlain had n large hack porch added to his home and built a tine garage. J. C. Fllsworth hns n large screened in front porch built and the interior of his house completed. Vance Douglass bought th e L. J. Hancock place on M nrquette ave and is having it entirely rebuilt making n wonderful improvement in appearance. A gpod many new tenant houses have been built. Chase & Co., Russell Company, C. M. Stowe and Fred Dorner have all built tenants. W. W. Dressor and the Tropical Produce Co., are building barns. Luther Frazier am! O. J. Pope of Celery nve have their homes adorned with new Paint, Mr. JolT Vaughan was a pleasant caller ut Mrs. Jack Vaughan's Monday. We are all glad to see the cool days coming. We will feel much hotter and it will be fine an the lettuce crops from what we can hear is is alt going to seed. Mr. James Mansfield and family of Tampa are coming to spend Xmas, with Mrs. Jack Vaughan, his sister. It will be a happy meeting hut a sad parting. There kt a lot of fixing and cleaning for Xmas, hut what we nil want is plen­ ty of sugar to lix with. The vegetables are scarce now. Can’t get enough to eat at no place. No one around bus any at all. Mrs. Sims has returned homo again. We all wish her well ami a happy life. Well, the hunting season is near at hand and the pour brills had better be­ gin to hunt the hay for their time is drawing near to bo killed. There seems to he a good many birds this season hut, from the sound of guns I think there is n good many of them being killo'1 now. I think the people could wait until the nd the large house occupied season was open. It would he a good foreman improved and Job If some of them could he caught. Horo improvements during' If the cold weather don't come it eason than has taken place will he bad to hunt on account of rattffl >p year before wc hope I t 1.nukes. There seems to be a great deal been the beginning of deal of them this year but there Is lots ’tter times. Improvements of them yet when it is cold they don’t other kind hns also been travel much. BUICK CARS Know What That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent onicc in Peoples’ Bank Building. Sanford, Florida KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMI There is great activity in homes. If you need one see me. If you want a quick sale—I'll do it. Then ns to farms, groves, etc., there is no finer selection than I nave and at right prices. Residence: 5 room cottage, all conveniences, $2500. Residence: Same as listed 1a.st week and such a bar­ gain! I repeat and urge acceptance at $1250. Home: 2 2 Id acres, a fine place with so many good points I w ant to tell you, at $3000. Grove: About 7 acres, with a nice crop of fruit and considerable extra land a t $5500. Watch the South East Corner of Page Two J. E. SFURLING �J.UX*l ja* fP' BsT O j THE SANFORD HERALD FACE THREE YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” Builds LARGE Frames EASY “ I M i M V i * ^ * » I °f the cniiiiiet they inspected sites offered for the location of the colony for epileptics and feeble-minded The cabinet will now receive from these localities definite proposals as to what they offer to the state, and NEWS OF THE GREAT STATE OF FLORIDA will then consider the various pro­ positions It is expected that the Compiled In Tabloid Form For Busy Herald Headers colony will be located by November 15 The other members of the Shortly before noon yesterday the decided that the death was an cabinet stopped at the state prison dml body of I.re Piatt was found accident, and that there was no farm at Ilaiford where they will [jer down in n bath tub full of need of impanelling a jury make an inspection, after which water, in a rooming house at Florida j they will return to Tallahassee, t t avenue and Cass street, Tampa Governor Sidney J Cutts and probably this afternoon M first the police believed that he Commissioner of Agriculture W A hid committed suicide but after McRae have returned from a visit About 10 o'clock Thursday morn­ i raerfui investigation of the dr- to Gainesville, Hronson and Plant ing a dull thud was heard in A D cumdaneiM Coroner J E Williams City, where with the other members Flora’s spacious yard The chickens suddenly became excited anti some men going to the spot saw a brook trout six inches long flopping about Ml A M on the lawn It could have come ■AWA from nowhere except from the clouds Cnpt Conova, an fold fisherman, the man who attends the beacon lights viewed the strnge lish and w >. X % i said there were no speckled brook & 1& Z T X % trout in Florida The fish was seen by Mr Flora, Mr Rod! and several fa * % other;. To lilg!l I power would voluntarily drop lish •I im \\miiwup r ’ [ at Green Cove Springs to reduce ALL ’ROUND THE STATE y% I » | w Bm m l "m wmm\ s a w ih e iu> 1 " i s i o f 11* g , lia s . c l e v ery body speculating it will remain a mystery until •mine person knows astronomy better than we do here. Green Cove Springs note in Times Union t t J & ■' ,-V White Gridiron Tread * Gray Side Walls •(y <it .y :i V V*’ \ i ^t * V' In Tarpon Sittings, Florida, wo­ men, have just voted in the muncipal elections This is the fourth town in Pinellas county to grant women the diameter right of suf­ frage in immeipn! elections The other three are Clearwater, fright granted in 11*17), Dunedin and St Petersburg All but Clearwater have given women the vote this year, says a suffrage publication, which also says that women of Miami, Dade county, to the number of 525 have registered within the past fori flight for their first muncipal election ♦ * ♦ f^KST matcr.al*, c rsful manufacturing, nnil strict in.pt t:' -, nin’ic Kokomo tiros what tlicy r.re—Lor-; I.ifc tires. The first pneumatic out on-obi!; tlies made wets Kokomo tires. Hjckcii CCU :nl!c r.unr* ante? They staril up. grip the road, liny a ret for your car. They will irtitfy you .: ^ L O N < 1 /% W / Y m- q E g T I R E S AND T U B B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY J. It. STEWART, Prop. SANFORD, FLORIDA SEED POTATOES Wc are booking orders now for Maine Grown Seed Potatoes—11 perk sacks. This stock Is from fields free from disease. Delivehy in D ecem ber and January. INSECTICIDES YOI CAN SECURE) FROM US ALL KINDS OF SPRAYS ANI) INSECTICIDES — PRICES ARE RIGHT. Ih liveries of all goods arc slow* and uncertain. You will be more certain of getting your goods when needed If your order is in our bands. Large stocks of all growers’ supplies. * » CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Florida elder s p r in g s T IIO M AH II. IIAK V:it. Vh. w ater II. ' t u I) tlf a( i m i CVri* tilt Inf GhrmUt * Piofrinlwnal of Natur at Hflffiie® Em rritu »>, 1Cmil11nut Co IIf fit1, Flotilla Prliatp l.alioratoiy of Itollln* ('nllrf* I*. ()„ rharln Wlnfrr |*arkc i*U.. No*. 5th, l 4J l* Hanfonl, I U . , i. Df»r Mr * tat. t * ^1’ f fom plrlrtl rarrful rhrmlfitl s n i l f i U of the of * a l r r that mo early ( j i t v»rrk, in « d h a i r otilalnc«l the following results: , ___ _____ ... Clraf | ! ' , , , l “» Nrulral .![■' Smmania 00 p .M . p.*r million *ubiIao)i| \m nionla are Chlorine I.7S 0«M , per m lltun T o u t . . l i d * ...... *.0» P*»U per million llitfJ n r .. 23 01 P*»«. P«-r rallllon Nitrate* It. **"en»e pracllrall, of t i e r and alliunilnold nmmnnla In thl. water and ‘ "V11 »">««»• of rhlorlnr Indlratra It* r t r r llr n l nuallljr for household In addition In thr (nod tualttr rhjrartrrUtlra of .uperfof bnu.-hnlij 11 p«**r».ra nprrlal fralurra of miirh ralur, e «p*rlillj thoan o f r ir r l l r n t 11 aeration and I.DIV d r |r * n o f hardnra*. ^ Iiarlrrl.,logical anal,*la. mantling In an atr ra g a total rnunt. In four nf j hartrila prr rrnt.: and In tlndlng no roton. or olhrr *n,p."I kactcrla. Tull, rontlrm ila good qualllr Indlratrd b , tho C I I I .M K A I . ' % r . ( | f Ihr m an, walt-ra of Ihla and olhrr f r j l o n . that I h a m a n a l i m d , I b a , » a«<l nonr .nprilor In all good qaalltlra to that of thr "lllder Water.* Your* m r , reaperlfnll,. , (.Signed/ T il OS. II. UAKttli T. 0. CHARLES Distributor 1clkhiom : j j i . w ill I'.Mtk a v i ;. M U I 1 1 ) Wc have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere TO FEED » VruMu^ £M0LOf[ trc o f Groceries, - Black Strap Molasses in bulk, - Lime in’,barrels, !-3fBIue Q ln n n n .n AmL an A.__- —__._T1___i!l!____ rtT _ _ Slone, - C Sprays, - TT. Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. See us for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats^what you need. -- P Phone 181 HANKOIIII. I’Ll) HID A U p U U V t i l I V lk J } > F A l I U v •:SK?£5 * m ib-.b A rpjT iQ P D A r ir r i X JLjv j v /X V r l. A Jit ’U v / I tJ the Iluronu of Child Welfare of the State Roard of Health, lias re­ turned from Pensacola, where she hns been since the last of Septem­ ber directing physical examinations of the 10,000 school children in Escambia county. The Stale Hoard of Health lias had its entire force of district health officers concentra­ ted in Escambia county since the first of October and the examina­ tions have boon on a more thorough basis than over before. 1 / A M V THE BIG x JlN X 9 FEED HOUSE Virginia Lee The Queen of Nicotine , =i;; Added force was given to the abstention from buying movement inaugurated a week ago by the cigarmakers and other workers in the cigar industry when the Cen­ tral Trades and Labor Assembly yesterday morning endorsed the movement und urged all Allilinted unions to take similar steps and provide moans of making the movemen I effective. Tile action of the trades assembly will reach several thousand workers in this city, in­ cluding 2,000 shipyards workers whose payroll is around 350,000 week!* The •*»:;• A passed the central trades body yesterday was "that we endorse th n effort* . , l ’' ’■ • n a l . t . . >u m a in A mild, aromatic,)perfectly^HIended.' cigar of Clear Havana fillett&ndishadej grown wrapper. Ask any good;retailer for an introduction^to virginiaIlee LLl V m T ClCAFtCO. For Travis.TTurs.rrBiwen' - . wM- ~~ 'A Everyw here toe cost of wearing up** yl and recom­ mend to all locals uttiliatcd with I lie central body that they take the same notion and provide means to make it effective."—Tampa Tribune. FLORIDA. Free Service The members of the Presbyterian church rejoiced, and all Lakeland rejoiced with them, when their beautiful new house of worship was formally opened at the forenoon services last Sunday. Lei ns inspect your battery free. Wc are experts on electrical troubles. Scientific repairing anti re* chnrKin;* done. We can lake your old battery and make it ns (food ns new and L'unrnntee it for six months. We also have expert mechanics to over­ haul or repair your car. A realty deal of importance has just been consummated whereby Mr. F. H. Callahan becomes the owner of the Curler property ad­ joining the Lakeland Highlands clubhouse, one of the handsomest homes and finest groves in this section. The purchase includes the fine Carter home, completely fur­ nished; the ton-acre grove surrondin same and the twentyncre grove across the road from tiie home place. The price paid was 315,000 Mr. L.P. Carter, of Jackson, Mich., son the G. \V. Carter, is here and the deal was closed with him.—Lake­ land Telegram. County Agent C D Gunn states that he has viewed live pair of the prettiest blankets he has ever seen, the same being the property of G T Kennard of Newberry The blankets are made from wool grown by Mr Kennurd’s flock of sheep. It is the aim of the owner to exhibit the blankets here ut the Atachua comity Fair November 11-14 und place the Papers of incorporation for the same In the Alachua county exhibit H. M. deMontmollin Co., have which will lie sent to the State Fair been prepared with a capital stock at Jacksonville—Gainesville News of 550,000 to engage in a general i 4 * wholesale hardware and machinery Uecau.se there is over SI,000,001) as tho distributing point, says the worth of new hotels and apartments News. With this corporation will and additions under way here that be tnrrgcd the firm of H. M. decan not be completed much before MimtmuUin, an establishment that the first of the year, W N Urrncy has been successful In Palatka in of Miami, proprietor of the Urmoy the retail business, A full line of hotel and second vice president of hardware, machinery und general Florida Hotel Men’s nssociarion, farm supplies will he carried. has written to J E Kavnnnuglt of Jacksonville, president of the or­ Two thousand standardized, ready ganization, requesting that the pro­ posed convention here in Doccmbc; to-crcct houses are to he produced according to contract, in Jackson­ lie held in March ville for the French government, « ♦ ♦ Ocala has b<*cn successful In landin g which will use them for housing homeless in devastated regions of headquarters for one of the district.! France. Already standardized hou­ for taking care of retu tied soldie- ses, twenty-two feet square, with especially those with an honorable ri- •’ ree rooms each, are being procord who need surgical or muli.'sl at­ iced in Jacksonville but the rate of tention, says the Star Tue.o .if* p oduction is to bo greatly increased eighteen districts to Ik? established i.i .IncArthur Brothers Company of Florida, and each one id to have an ex­ New York, who will manufacture amining board consisting of u surgeoi . these houses are completing a new internist, dentist, eye, nose and throat mill at the yards of the Putnam npcrialist and an X-ray laboratory ex­ Lumber Company and will begin pert and will begin operation of it in a few days. The state convention of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union will b * held in Gainesville this week from th ■ Efforts of about one hundred fourth to seventh inclusive The uj blue jackets from warships anchored ening event will be tlie jubilee bnnqtn in the bay at Pencacola to storm to be held at the Masonic temple o,i the county jail here early Sunday Tuesday evening This promises to und resrui* one of their number who Ik* a most delightful and interesting hud been arrested, were blocked by the appearance of Sheriff Van Pelt feature and a number of deputies. The The program fyr the business meet­ sheriff and Ids men held the angry ings is splendid, a number of prominent sailors ut bay until naval officers speakers will appear The music; 1 could be summoned. The trouole committee have arranged some excel­ started after the arrest of a bine lent .numbers, with s|K‘cial selections jacket by two deputies fvhn said by the little folks from the Odd fellow provost guards sent ashore to pieHome servo order were among the offend­ ers. The sailor called on other men W Markett had one leg cut o(f at in uniform to rescue him, they said, the mill of the Klngjurnber Company und they were forced to draw their at Nocatee Thursday afternoon at 2:3 * pistols and threaten to shoot before oi-lork Mr Markett was foreman they could clear a way to take tin­ of tin* mill and in some manner stepped man to jail. The trouble at the jail in front of the main saw and it complete­ lasted only a short time. ly severed on leg and cut the fleshy part of the other entirely. Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Roller of Orlando are in the city on Imdnoss Dr Grace Wldtford, director of and pleasure combined. Sal e Sanford Battery Service Company l . A. KBNAUI), Prop. Phone I8D 203 Oak Ave. c a package before the war c a package during the war c a package NOW THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICEI I* =*==5=“ ^ --- 107 Fvlfu rr.»-. ■-/.i.'fJLt-.Xiwia. ■- V.-=a 1 .. ‘ ■. ‘I • ■ • • V--« j - L • ■ V ' V* V •. r* V • \ T. •; �THE SANFORD HERALD TAGE FOUR dailies, several new ones THESANFORDHERALD small begun existence within the R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, nnslness M an ag er Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY s iin s c w r n o N r u i n : in a d v ance : ONE YEAH--------------------------------------* SIX MONTHS-------------------------------- - I THHEK MONTHS---------------------- ------balercd ae Oeeead-I leee Mall Mailer Aniuai H n d I tOA, el Ike I’ aelelDre at Hanford. Florida Ifadrr A« of Marrh )rd , 1ST*_________ Have you a little sugar in your home? Gentle rnins and gently shifting winds When they do not shift gently they make so much noise. having month The Saniord Herald is the latest to. come to our exchange table. It is Just such a pnper as any one would ex­ pect “Bob” Holly to produce, nnd thnt it will (ill a long felt want in the region which it will serve goes without saying. The Daily Herald has been contempla­ ted for some time, but owing to the war, which necessitated many changes of plans nnd called many into service in some branch or unother, Mr. Holly I himself having answered the call,Its publication was delayed until now, its existence dsting rrom October 27th. We know it will continue as it l>egan- a good paper—and it has our l>est wish­ es for success. Two other dailies, one at DcLand nnd one at Palatku have boon started, but it has not been our privilege to receive these.—Ft. Myers IS GIVEN IN FUL FOR THE Press. HENEF1T OF THE HUNTERS Arc you watching the advertising TAKE A JUNKETING TRIP It is the opinion of the tax payers columns of the Daily Herald? You thnt the county commissioners should can save money by it take a trip over the state in necessary nnd look carefully into nil kinds of road building studying the Conditions nnd the class of construction nnd tak­ ing no advice from anyone on these California lettuce is bringing 35 50 roads except the county commissioners In New York according to wires of the various counties yesterday Our people will sure he In other words we want an unbiased making some money soon report on the different kinds of road construction other than brick and if Do we hear anyone say that the there is any construction that will fill big celebration for Armistice Day our needs we ran go ahead and build was being prepared? Don’t all speak this kind of road with the full knowled­ at once ge gained by other parts, of the state. It would lw money well spent by Sem­ Well, the old town is being clean­ inole county to ask this of tin? commis­ ed up and looks mighty good And sioners and to pay their exponces on our visitors are coming every day this trip. Have you n room ready? I'rnsM.tii v . -s-Army Disband* d Merlin, Nov. 5—The Prussian Florida, the state with a record army I* now hu; a ..it in*./* Ti.e for the .piB'iiy •*( its ncwsi*::!* • . v.i.i.h unitt. which ictnained from inn war u.v second nniif in any stale in the have finally hern absorbed r*y the Union, is rapidly becoming a tate of newly created national organiza­ tion. The Federated War Ministries have also been abolished. Two weeks from next Thursday will lie the great Day among the hunters and sportsmen not only of Florida but those from other states who are nlready making arrange­ ments for coming to Sanford and take the great upper St. Johns river trip for the fine duck shooting, for the turkey nnd deer and hear huntifig and for the fine quail and snipe shooting. There is no place in the state of Florida that offers such a varied sport as the upper St. Johns river and other parts of Seminole and adjoining counties. Aside from the Fine hunting the fishing is also excellent nnd those who go for a camp hunt can while away many pleasant hours while resting from the hunt in fishing for tiie streams and the lakes are full of Fish. There are many tourists already inquiring about Sanford for ti.*> liijrvjjng season and th>, boats and guides and rooks, etc. *rvny ,■ arid ford :;!.uu!u prepare for fhem For (he benefit •if the home people and those from other states the game laws are given below W e Know We Sell The Best Seed For Florida Farmers Troop One Roy Srouls Meeting railed to order, Tuesday, 7:30 I \ M. at the city bail by Patrol Leader, Mason. Dues collected, minutces read an business transacted. Motioned nnd second for three patros formerly four. Panther to he joined with Rob White patrol. Meeting adjojurnod S:15. WM. MALLEM, Scribe. Our Reputation of Years Assures our Hy-Test Quality •SEND r o ll FAIJ. CATALOG IJK a n d r itic :: l is t We are Familiar with Planting Con­ ditions, Perhaps we can Help You. WHITE US E. A. MARTIN SEED COMPANY JA C K S O N V ILLE. FLO R ID A The title to all wild birds and game is invested in the various counties of the state. The following only are game birds, Swan, geese, brant, ducks, rail, coots mud hens, gallinules, shore birds, plovers surf birds, snipe, woodcocks, sand pipers, tattlers, curlews, tur­ keys, grouse, pheasants, quail and turtle doves. It is a 350 fine to catch, kill or ship or have in possession any game bird, plumage, skin, eggs or nests thereof except as provided by law. Be Prudent and Careful Open season Nov. 20th to March 1st following for deed, squirrels wild turkey, qua!!, cloves, nwun, geese, brant, rails, coots, sand pipers curlews, snipe, ducks and plover. Unlawful to kill squirrels In any public or private park at any time. Nov. 20th to Dec. 20th following; for pheasants and grouse. Fine of $25 to kill mud hens, gatinules, limicolate, commonly known as shore birds, surf birds and woodcocks at any time. It is a 325 fine to catch, hunt or kill any game bird or animal be­ tween dark and daylight the fol­ lowing day. It is n fine to kill more than one deer, two turkeys, twenty quail or twenty-five birdsbirds of nny other species in <any one day. It is a 3500 Fine to kill more, than three deer ten turkeys or 300 of any other game bird species in one open sea­ son. ft is a $25 fine to barter, sell or offer for snlo any game bird or ani­ mal. It is a $1)10 fine to hunt outside of your voting precinct without a licconse; a 325 fine to change or alter a license. It is a 325 fine to transport with­ in or without this state any game without a proper license. It is n Slftrt f.rtP* /or any common carrier to re­ ceive such game for i 'nnsnortatlor;. I In' witnesses furnishing evidence t,» conviet for any violation of the game laws shall have half of the fine inposed. Persons residing in the state 12 months, and a bona fide rcsidenr of the county, may, on payment of $1 to the county Judge, receive a ‘'Resi­ dent County License," for $:i and a "Non-resident County License" for and a "Non -Resident Hunter's License' for $15. No license gond except in county issued. No license required of resident Confederate veterans. County judge to have 25c, 50c and $1 respectively, for each license issued Rulance goes to county school fund. All grades of licenses different color, contain n the game law printed on the hack, nnd shall lie good only for the open season or fraction thereof immediate­ ly following their issue. The sheriff is ex-officio game war­ den and m y appoint deputies in each precinct. Jhxercise prudence in expend­ itures and be Careful to deposit your money in this bank. It is always SAFE and payable on demand PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD = ea s y E X P E R IE N C E Great Storage Facilities In Ideal Formulas, we offer you Experience* dating from the very beginning of commercial production of Florida crops. This experience shows not only the value of proper materials correctly proportioned as to advisability, but the need of perfect physical con­ dition a t time of application. To secure this condi­ tion, the fertilizer m ust be made long in advance, hatched and, and reground. This calls for enormous store house capacity. Acres of flooring are necessary to insure goods being thoroughly cured, seasoned, blended, before sending them out to you. Labor is high and difficult—many other expenses and problems are to be met—hold fast to all the sure things th at make your success. By choosing Ideal Fertilizer you have eliminated the fertilizer problem. Over a quarter century of profitable field results back of them. Why take unnecessary chances? W ILSO N & T 0 0 M E R 1 H J Wanted —From Tick immunity A I Registered Holstein Cow to give from 5-7 Gallons milk daily. Box 444, Sanford. 11-W-tf FOR SALE I For Sale —Four-room house cor­ ner 5th nnd Palmetto, east nnd south front. Lot 34x117 feet. Price $1,500. half cash. W. M. Haynes, Herald Ofilce, 10-tf Farm Photography a specialty. Photos of all kinds, See Shea for at 113 Elm Ave. It-tf F E R T I L I Z E R COMPANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTIL1RERS JACKSONVILLE, :: :: :: :: A 25c Want Ad. in The Hen will Rent Your House For Y For Sale—House nnd Lot, S19 Elm Ave., cor. 9th street. Inquire of J. M. Rice, above address. 9-4 tp HANDLER checks w ith the finest high-priced cars in essential features of design and construc­ tion. And other cars selling at hundreds of dollars more .than the Chandler do not check w ith Chandler. T hese o:e not claims. T h ey are facts, which w e can help you to prove quickly. Chandler is the most fairly priced fine car in the American market. And the faithful pursuance of the Chandler Company’s policy to make it that and keep it that, have w on for the Chandler Six a place of dis­ tinctive leadership. • Sixty thousand Chandler owners testify to the marvels of its motor, to the sturdy strength of its en­ tire chassis, to its comfort, and to the econom y of its maintenance. C Six b e a u t i f u l b o d i e s a r e m o u n t e d on the one s t a n d a r d C h a n d l e r ch assis S 't , n l ' o t u - t t r U u ,i» t Cor. S M S H m r - P o n t n f r H»od,t,r. S M S Iour^Caitenger Diipatth Car, J/J/5 Sivtn-I’o u m t r r .W as, SH9S le u r-l'o u t» (rr Ctufir, S M S l.imtmitn*. SJ!*S 411rmtif. ». *. CltrtUtd W IG H T T IR E CO C H A N D L E R M O T O R CA R C O M P A N Y , C L E V E L A N D , O H IO For Sale—Half million celery plants, imported French seed, freo from blight and root knot. Will sell in beds or rount. Write for price and quantity wanted. Clay County Gardening Co, Green Cove Springs, Fla. 9-4 tp For Kale*—4 Pass, specially made Tsotta Frnnchini car 55-90 H. P. chain drive, cost $12,000 now 1912. Wheel base 108 inch. Tires 36x4, 36x5. Elect starter nnd lights, 4 speeds, Brass exhaust pipes, Picl cutout, double mufller, 2 Bull's eye side lights, vent on top and wind shield. Six new shoes, extra chain and sprockets, easy to handle. 100 miles per hour, fit for the Kaiser to break his nock. Photo at The Herald olliro. For sale cheap by AI Dorner, East Sanford, Florida. 9tf. For Sale—Prepare lor cold weath­ er NOW. Buy your winter’s fire wood now and save money. Oak or pine. Either stove or fireplace wood. Phone 149-W. Roberts Jt Smith, Wood Yard, corner 6th and Elm. 6-tf For sale or exchange—1 Vault door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 inches high, 1 small Safe, 34 inches high, I adding machine. Must sell quick. C. Care of Herald. 62-tf. For Rent- Four Furbished Rooms, 709 Magnolia Ave. Smith at Hi!! lidw. Co. FLORIDA Trival things—or articles you don’t need—arc* sheer waste; waste of your money; waste of material; waste of labor. Whether you buy clothes, food, amusement, or anything else—buy things that are worth the money. Make 1919 a jearof thrift. Ration­ al buying means national economy. The U*»t kind of patriotism is to buy carefully—buy only what you need —create a reserve fund—a Savings stamp (end. SANFORD, FLORIDA �THE SANFORD HERALD FACE FIVE g g - 1= • —11----------------------jjtffe Ifsppenlnfi Mention of Miller* ,n Dr,cf Personal Items oflntercst In and A bou t S The d t p cf> Summary uf the Floating Smtll Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Buy Diamonds Wight Tirtj Co, llillburn, of Orlando was the 55-tt Suwt of IlcV* and Mra' C* W* *V White for several days this week Mrs. Harry Hcrren has arrived home Ride a Dort, you will like It. 4-t after spending the past two months in Mr. E. C. Woodcock Is here on Pittsburg and ,»l»o ut Johns Hopkins t Jays viait having been called hoapital where she hud un operation on suddenly from Jacksonville by the her nose for catahrral affection and neu­ illness of his mother, Mrs. Wood- ralgia. Her many friends will be glad to learn that she has entirely recovered. cork. For light huuling call Phone 10G Hide a Dort, you will like it. 4-t C, K. Chorpenlng. 8-10tp C. E. Henry and daughter, Kuth J. L. Hledsoo of Alabama arrived in have returned from Philadelphia where the city last night and will spend the Mrs. Henry was taken a week ago for »inter with his son, C. L. Illedsoe of treatment. They report Mrs. Henry as Crlery avenue. feeling much better, which will be good Ride a Dort you will liko it. 4-t news to her many Sanford friends. The Hall Hardware Co. building will Complete stock Diamond tires. «on be ready for occupancy and so will Wight Tiro Co the Kanrior building, the latter to be Mrs. II. It. Stevens and daughter, occupied by the Union Pharmacy. Rebecca have returned from a trip to Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. Pennsylvania where Mrs. Stevens was McCuller’s. 56-tf called by the death of her sister. Mr. Lewis Chitty of the Lewis Chitty The Daughters of Wesley will hold Co. of Jacksonville was a business visitor their annua) bazaar and a cooked the first of the week. food sale Saturday, Nov. 22, 1919. £2 - Seal pint fruit jars at LP. Place announced later. 5-tf McCuller's. GGdt Miss Fannie Iteba Munson lias Mr. I). W. Knight returned on Tursreturned from a visit of several diy to Arcadia after spending the week weeks to her sister, Mrs. Tribble enJ with Mr. and Mrs. It A. Tcrhcun at Plant City. and family. There’s a man at the curb to serve you. 5o-tf Friends of Mrs. C. E. Henry will be glad to bear of her improvement, Mrs. Henrv was taken to Philn'Mphia several weeks ago for treat mint The Ladies' Union of the Cong* .;alinr.i! f.'I.lurch .. i'.l i.i,',.. the., annual bazaar Dec. 13. Place to be announced later. 9-ltc Mrs. Jacob Netting who lias re sideil for some time on Lake Onorawill leave today to make her home in New York. The Ladies Guild of the Episcopn church expect to hold u bazaar and fair for three afternoons and nights A BIG HOLE of Dec. 2nd, 3rd and 4th in the 1-tf IN THE CASING Parish House. Mrs. K, S. Switzer of Orlando is mean* naught to our vulcanizing the guest of the Missionary Society experts. Just child's play for them to take that "busted” tiro and at the Methodist Church today. Mrs. Switzer is secretary of this make it run like new. In these district. days of costly tires it means a WANTED — OLD CLEAN ia\ing to you of $....... to $....... HAGS. ANY KIND EX­ every time we prolong the life of CEPT OLD SOCKS, your used tires. Often our vulCOATS, PANTS, OH ranizingfdoubles their life. !IE1> SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sunbury and PHONE 17 Mrs. II. W. Sunliury, and Mr. and Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida Mrs. E. 0. Sunbury of New York formed a delightful party registered at the Lincoln House on Sunday. Hide a Dart, you will like it. 1-t Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Emmett Wilson have returned from n trip to the Adiron­ dack mountains and other points in New York state. They were greatlv benefitted by the trip and had a pleasant visit. Dorts for everybody. Bryan Auto Co. 4-t f Doctors Samuel Pulcston and Ralph Philips Old Drug Store Stand E. Stevens, who recently came here from Sanford, where Dr. Pulcston had Phone Orders also Taken been in practice for sixteen years, have opened offices in the new Hand building at Hotel Carnes ns general practitioners and surgeons. Dr. Pulcston is moving into a home he recently purchased in the Garden of Eden.—Miami Herald. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in Sanford on Monduy, Wednesday and Fr ay of each week. 58-tf Mr. and Mrs. John It. Lord and two children have returned from Sanford and are with Mr. anil Mrs. J. 11. Bates and family for the winter. Mr. Lord was forced to give up his Monotype work in Sanford because of health conditions and will try outdoor work in DeLnnd through the winter.—DeLund News. Q ig-t Muson fruit jars at L. P. McCuller’s. Rev. George II. Waldron arrived on PHONE 114 the afternoon train yesterday from his northern trip, nttendanre on the Na­ tional Council of the Congregational Churches at Grand Rapids, Mich., and a visit on his returning among friends. The first knowledge Mr. Waldron had of Mm. Waldron’s illness was when he reached their homo nl Spnrrell Cotage. He Ls now at the hospital with Mm. Wal­ dron. Tho conditions are calling out the Automobile largest sympathy of friends.—Winter Park News. Dr. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER CO. PHONE 114 All Kinds of Hauling Baggage Transferred Meet all Trains Leon’s Auto Transter Co. IN SU RA N CE F ir e Theft Liability Collision Bonds \ Represent 20 Leading Companies Writing Every llrnnch I B. VV. H erndon 1or* w i:s t FIRST STUBET OQraJj fltONKM | Attractive Dinner Party In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Well*, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. B. Crowder gave a delightful dinner party on Monday evening. Covers were laid for ten. The table was lovely with its pretty flower decorations and attractive favors. Dinner guests Included besides Mr. and Mrs. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Llljn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Smith, Mr*- Alice Smith, Miss Julia Laing and Mr. Graham Grace. After dinner a number of other L-uests were invited for dancing nnd music and light refreshments were served late in Urn veiling. THIRD ANNUAL MEETING SEMINOLE CHAPTER RED CROSS WEDNESDAY EVE. Junior Red Cross activities of county and city schools Included the collection of nutsheiLs nnd tinfoil in large quantities; donations of cloth­ ing: membership dues and last but certainly not least, the adoption by tho East Side Primary School of Gcrmarne Ilnbeau, a little fatherless girl in Frnnce. Funds in memberships and dona­ tions raised by the branches as fol­ lows: Altamonte, $117.50; Chuluotn, ANNUAL REPORT SHOWED $31.00; East Sanford, $32.09; Gene­ MOST FLOURISHING CON­ va, $99.05; Longwood $19.00 Mon­ DITION OF SEMINOLE CHAP­ ro'*, $18.00; Oviedo, $148.72: George­ town Colored Auxiliary, $25.00; Col­ TER ored Auxiliary, $22.00. The third annual meeting of'ScmFunds raised in Sanford, SLUG.12. inole County Chapter, A. R. C., was Christmas boxes sent to the men held at the Congregational church overseas by the local chapter, 143. on Wednesday, Oct. 29th, with a fair December Roll Call. 1124. attendance of members and friends. A complete History of Seminole The annual election of officers was County Chapter compiled in May held and reports of the year’s work nnd a report on the inlluenza com­ were given. mit tee is the secretary's report in Prominent oil the program were brief. Dr. George Hyman, chairman of the Miss Mitchell gave a comprehen­ Roil Cull, Miss Lillie Mitchell, field sive talk on the Home Service de­ representative of the Home Service partment of the Red Cross, its aims Department of South Hast Florida, and purposes, and its hearing on the Mr. Lew Smith, chairman of Volusia soldier, sailor and civilian life of a County Chapter, and our own Miss community Stressing the import­ Virginia Smith, secretary of the ance of this phase of the A_ 11,,C Afit* TVisli gave an outline of the pub­ !• *■ Service section. The meeting opened with an invo­ lic health and Junior Red Cross tin ,<*. pM-iram cation by Dr. Ilytn.in, followed by a ulnar. W inded Miss Virginia Smith followed with ff,mrt and interesting address of Mr. I>. C, Marhove, who for the last two a short ta!!. on tie- local situation Much disappointment was ex­ years has been the efficient and ca­ pressed that the hour was late when pable chairman of Seminole County Dr Hyman's place on the program Chapter. arrived, leaving hut a few minutes The Peace Time program, em­ bracing the field yet to be covered for his address Dr Hyman gave a brief resume of by the American Red Cross was the the work of lh*' Red Cross in the subject of Mr. Marlowe s address. trenches and on the battlefields over The report of the treasurer, R. R. seas, paying a splendid tribute to the Dens was as follows: Home Service section id the Red Balance in Rank, Oct. 1st, Cross Dr Hyman indorsed the $1,827.10 1918 local Home Service department (or Receipts: 1,203.00 community work in Seminole county Membership Dues 262.14 and urged the co-operation of the Donations ami Sales 48.26 town and county in the coming Red Influenza Fund .. 155 00 Cross Roll Call, Nov 2-11, of which Home Service Fund .... G23.30 he is chairman 2nd War Fund Refund The report of the nominating com . 125.21 Junior Red Cross...... mittec of five, composed of J DTolnl including Balance $4,234.00 Jinkins, chairman: Mrs W E Wat­ son. Mrs W L Morgan, Mrs DeW Disbursements: Overhead Expenses ....... 539.18 Brower and Mrs Harry Kent, as follows: For Chairman of Seminole Paid Southern Division County Chapter, Mrs Endor Cur(Supplies and Member­ lett of Geneva; vice chairman, Judge ship Dues) 1,662.11 Ernest Housholder; Treasurer, Mrs. Inlluenza Expenses 235.0G R. A. Terheun: Secretary, Miss Vir­ Home Service Expenses....... G41.75 ginia Smith. Junior Red Cross................ GG22 Tho meeting closed with the bene­ diction by Dr. ilymmt, Total Disbursements...... $3,011.32 Annual Election Officers Occurs REV. HYMAN SPOKE Ilul in Bank Oct. 1st, 1919, In­ cluding Junior Red Cross balance, $1288.32. The secretary's report rendered by Mrs. R. A. Tcrhcun, covered the year’s activities which, under pre­ vailing conditions was a credit to the Chapter and its branches. Enrolled in the Chapter is a total membership of fifteen hundred. The record of Woman's Work for six months, the work rooms having been closed since March including surgical dressings, hospital garments, knitted articles, donations and linen shower to clothing drive for French and Hclgians showed a total of 5,398 pieces Home Service committee official letters written, 80: friendly letters to and cards for applicants, 91, visitors, 80, visits made 21 ami seventy-five additional cases handled. This de­ partment is co-operating with county and city in handling their rases. Notice To tho stockholders of the First National Rank of Sanford, Fla. Notice Is hereby given that pur­ suant to a resolution of the Hoard of Directors, n meeting of the Stockholders of the First National Bank of Sanford, Florida, is culled to he held in the City cd Sanford. Florida, in the office of the snld Bank, on the 4th day of December, A. I). 1919, at 3 o’clock I*. M. of the said date, to vote upon the question of Increasing the capital stock of said Bank. 10-fitc H. F. Whit nor. Cashier. S 1.00 Dill Fickles Young Radishes Chicken Gumbo Choice Hroilcd Indian River Trout Matra do Hotel Roxst Prime Ribs of Western Reef Au Jus Roast Native Ducklln Oyster Dressing, Green Apple Sauce Fried Young Chicken A In Maryland Mashed or Boiled Potatoes Corn Muffins Spaghetti A la Creole Vegetable Salad String Beans Boiled Rice Choice Vanilla Ice Cream Chocolate Puddidg, Cream Sauce or Apple Pie Peach Ten or Coffee SEMINOLE HOTEL The wool that goes into a m an’s suit that co sts—these d a y s—S50 to $75, brings the farmer w ho raised the sheep only $4.50, according to the official statem ent o f the National A sso­ ciated Wool Growers! This is one more bit o f the evidence which 1Ee COUNTRY GENTLEMAN is presenting alm ost weekly that som e­ where in the m ysterious journey o f food an d clothing materials from grower to consumer someone is g et­ ting more profit than is fair to either farmer or user. The day of homc-cardcd wool, homespun cloth nnd homemade garments is past—if it weren't, every one of us would keep a sheep for his win­ ter clothes. Hut wc can try to find the profiteers who pay the farmer $4.50 nnd chin gc the consumer $50, nnd eliminate them —cutting some ot the h. c. 1. and bringing the fnrmcr and the city man into closer and more friendly relations. Till! COUNTRYGBNTI.EMAN aims to give to every farmer a brooder outlook on his own business; to help him to get his just share of the consumer's dollar. You can't afford to miss it at the present low cost of only $1.CI year—for 52 big weekly issues. Order through me, today. Christian Science services will be held at the Woman’s Club, Oak avenuo, between Third nnd Fourth struts, on Sunday, morningat 10:•15 oclock. Subject: "Ever­ » • • • • • * WILLARD N. LUMLEY 902 Frcrrh Avc. TheCeratryOcatloasa SXUsm-ILM I'honc 401 Sanford, Fin. Tin UWffca*eJournal ThsSifonLyFvnnngTbd U iw.M-JI.rc 12uoo-U.M Mrs. II. T. Brigham spent sjvernl ays in Sanford this week, tho guest of her daughter Miss Helen llrigiuiui bile en route from Wnusenn, Ohio to their winter home ut Windrnero Small Papers May Quit Washington, Nov. u.—Small daily and weekly newspapers are threaten­ ed with destruction because of in­ ability to obtain print paper, the house was told today by Representa­ tive Reavis, Republican, Nesbraska, He charged that newsprint manu­ facturers were refusing to sell small publishers in order to fill the wants of the metropolitan dailies. Hie government in collectlog taxes." He urged that the internal revenue bureau investigate the returns of concerns conducting tho campaign to disclose to what extent their excess profits tax was reduced by the costs on the advertising. Paper consumption liy the hig city dailies and magazines has been greatly increased Mr. Rcnvis said by an "extensive national advertis irig campaign conducted to defent On Flour, Gram and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crate* Yea Can Bay From Us at Wholesale Price* Writ* far 1’iiM l.lil W.A- Merrjday Company r:—* ' ni Paixllu, f lands One-Half • • • • • • » Boost Leon's Auto Transfer. All trains met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes. 67-tf For Sale—G ft. Ilghtwood post and cull cross ties for fence posts 30c each f. o. b. Wagner. CarJ lots *ir less. O. C. Ilrynnt, Wagner, Fla. 11- W-41 p Bring your hemstit-filing to Mrs. Maude I’hilmon ut tliu Freneh| Shop. Also dressmaking a spec laity. 11-W-t <$• <*> •i ■* * n r DEALINGS WtrH THIS BANK, m r£ ecu m o u r to UM XCIY TV M Y A MAN’S success SUCCESS DEPEND ON HIS BANKINGS CONNECTION • " . —c Bankingand Business go hand in hand. A Business Man can hardly make a move without in some way coming into contact with a bank. Therefore, our advice to Young Men just starting in business is this: ♦ DR. DAVIS the well known optometrist will ho at the Lincoln House again about Nov. 5, 1919. Eyes tested and fitted with glcLiae.-t for headache and poor vision. 11-W-ltc ♦ * ‘1 Less Titan Two Cents a Week * * • *i i | 4 lasting Punishment.”48-tf SIS,1DINNER A $4.50 SUIT Open a Cheeking account—H ER B — SOON— not only for the convenience, but to familiarize yourseii \ ourself with the Scrvic6 we render and to estabILsli a Cre rcdit that will he useful when you need it. �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGF. SIX ODD FELLOWS FLOURISHING Sanford Ia>dgo Getting llunrh of Good Material These Days Snanfors Lodge of Odd Fellows Is growing as rapidly tin any other order in this city nnd the members have liven most active in getting new victims lately. The ledge has added many Terrible Suffering From Headache, Sideache. Backache, and Weak* neu, Relieved by Cardoi, new named to the roster in the part few months and at the meeting Inst night twelve names were placed upon the application list to lie voted upon. Sanford lodge U recognised ns one of the strongest anti Ih*s I in the state and the fact that the lodge is pulling for new ineml>er*hips and getting in a lot of the younger chaps means that the lodge will take on new lift* and be­ come n most progressive lodge in every way. There is also much talk about the Odd Fellows building their own lodge room at tome date in the near future when building materials are not quite so high and the Odd Feollowanre Up and Coining nil the time. If you are not a member of the Sanford lodge of Odd Fellows you are missing some­ thing good. Gonzales, Tex.— Mrs. Minnie Phil* low-c'cn dance at Eustis on Friday pot, cf this place, writes: "Fire years were Misses Annie Weeks, Gertrude ago I waa tnkon with a rain In ray Little, Hnttic Estridge; Messrs, left Bldo. It uraz right under my Harry Weeks, Okie Weeks and left rib. It would commence with an William Erickson. Miss Estridge aching and extend up Into my left and Mr. Erickson won the drst shoulder and on down Into my back, group prize for costumes representBy that lime the pain would bo f.o Jag an Indian maiden nnd Indian •overo I would havo to take to bed, Brave. and suffered usually about three days Dr> Thcrre„ ( Kiol(, Secretary of . . . I ouffered this way for three years, Sundny St.hoo| Work of the Methoand pot to bo a niero skeleton and was u church in this district, will he eo weak I could hardly stand alone. . . . . „ , , Was not nble to go anywhere and had *n banford on Sunday and will [ill to let my houno work c o ...I suffered the pulpit at both services, noon awful with a pain In my hack nnd I a »d evening. had tlio headache nil tlio time. I Just ,, ... . waa unnhlo to do n thing. My lifo *• Muthhews, Miss ( lair waB a misery. my stomach got In an Mnthhowa of Albany. Ga., Mrs. awful condition, caused from taking , George Simpson of Tampa, and w much medleluo. I suffered BO much Messrs T. W. Lawton. Joe Lawton pain. I had Just about Given up all , .. . , hopes of our Getting anything,to help ' l'" 1 u,,,’ort Lawton of Oviedo were ue. > out of town friends attending the Ono day n Birthday Almanac was funeral of Mr. GeorgeFox Sr. on thrown In my yard. After reading Momlnv Its testimonials I decided to try Cardul, nnd nm bo tliankful that I did, for I brgati to lmproto v.hcn on the N’C-I and molhershiji. Isabel, got rccomJ boltlo...! nm now n well , „ ivnmnfi Qfifi liii'i the i f "* **' *"• * ' littil imiK mioniy tins been permanent for it has been after 7 O’clock to resume their two years since my awful bad health, around tlm eeeiesrta nnd I will nli ........ tr.d ;iivinv up th e i .Mis.sissipi river on n recruiting e NOVEMBER 7, !9]9 petition. Ortlcer* and crow havo boon entertained every moment during their ntay in Miami where Liout. Com. Albert C. Reed formerly commanded the naval nir station. T o M e asure A irp la n e M ileage. Airplane motor revolution mete, have been Invented t*,v nn I' n-l1 I mp.n to ennhh nn nvlnto. m «■ it his speed nnd distance* trrv.ovd t% ° rkMW * a •'» AM ELS supply cigarette contentment beyond anything you ever experienced! You never tasted such fullbodied m ellow -m ildness; such refreshing, appetizing flavor nnd coolness. The more Camels you smoke the greater becomes your delight—Cam els arc such a efrfarette r e v e ln tio r ! C Everything nbout Camels you And so fascinating is due to their quality—to the expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos. You'll say Cimels are in a class by them selves_they neem made to meat y c u r oicn p e rso n a / taste in so many ways I Freedom from any unpleasant cigaretty after-taste or un­ pleasant cigaretty odor makes Camels particularly der.irable to the most fastidious smokers. And. you smoke Caniclr. ns liberally as meets your own w ishes, for they never tire your ta s te ! Y o u a r e a l w a y s k e e n f o r t h e suthu: Nullri' n| levy ill uniform »rrr»ffr> I n on thi> " K slr n tlon I.sniJr" tit lht> 1‘pprr St. John* Dralnae* District^ S n t Ire i« hou-liv ylvrn to nit perron* In* U rrilri) In the M ln u i n g i l r . f rlfird Until In th.. (■.ninty Si-mliinlr In tin- Sti.tr «>t Fiuriila, vit; All i W t ln n s 2*. nntt M i in Townithlp 2u South. ItanRi- 32 F'»*tAll Wi it nt St. John* Itlvi-r til Sertlu ni ;tl ami 33: all Srrllttit* 3D, :tl ant! 32; in Tt>ttntlil|i 23 Sou th, IlHttct1 HI F ait. AH Srrtlo n 5; Knit halt Snrtlon tl; all Snrlion IB: Kant halt Srrtlon 17. Ka»t halt Srrtlon 20; all Srrtlon 21. 22. 27 anil 2a; Kart half S«-rt|cin 23; Cart halt Srrtlon 33; all Section 3 | ; all W e t of St- John* Itlvrr III S r r tlo n , t, !•. 10, I t . I ’., 23 ami 3.V In Ton n,hip 21 South, Itaflgr 31 Ka«t. iniltj.li I nlth ln th e t/pprr St. John* Drainai:r D l n r l r l . lhat thr llnaril of Super vlm rt of nalil D l.lr ir t. I. ■>I . un the If.tn d a y ot M ay |D 10, r Uniform Arr.aye T»* of trn rrnia F in n per arfo upon all th e land* *It un t ail n llh ln thr "Kutirnfnn l.n m li" of thr aald Dl'trirt fo* *1— ■ and - a viol* rat'll of you arr hiri'hv notified that the Uniform Arrrjip,' Tax Hunt n n rstln g laid In* h a , hi i n r om plitrd hj1 thr irrfi ia ty of thr raid hoard -nil * *• * —ft .t ’■vrrr'l >.i t l . . . ............ . Mill , -.Hi . nnd | h , i tor i ntinrm Arrrrgi- la*- llcraril Hook, ■Irrlnrlng thr Urn of r»bl ta*. will hr j in tlm oilier ul I hr Clerk of thr Circuit Court of thr arid County of Srmlnulr nn nr In forr thr lirat M onday in N o v r m h .r . cig arette satisfactio n th at m a !. C a m e ls so attra c tiv e . S m o k e rs real­ i z e t h a t t h e v a l u e is in t h e c i g a r e t t e s and do not expect p rem iu m s o r co u ­ pons ! Compare Carrels with any ci*arette in the world at any price ! CVi/ne*» f'rr t r i 'M ii / i c m : » 2(1Cif& tiFca^r • nr frrt pick. *»*•• (w Q §tt n - V»* a., » f . ■♦ r. r m r r n f rartm , H*r* *tioft£ly rt*cnmmt-rrrl tta* rrrfcn #t*r #/*«• /mmr ijf olfk-.p +ttpnjv n.J.KEYNOLD3TOi;ACCOCG;.l?AliV into. Florida Safe & Lock Co Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, ■ Safety Deposit itoxes. Prompt Delivery 1800 Hox 84, Lakeland, Florida ^ STILL* DOING BUSINESS ^1919 TRepeat order*, and m i died cuttotner* w h o hnve uied our fertilizer 'year after year, w ho nlwuyt gladly recommend our goodt to their neiihbori *re our belt ndvrrtitement. ^ Our price* not alwayi live 'lovvett. but wlven QUALITY it contidered. never loo high. W rite for laieit price lilt*, or lend order and >ou will be treatrd r'ght FEHTIUZEHS, INSECTICIDES. SFHAYERS. POULTRY SUPPLIES 7 L O .P A IN T B H I'ln tT lL lZ IH l CO. J. E. S p u rtin g , Local A gent, JarltH tinvllIr. IMoruln S an fo rd , F lo rid a IIj- Oriler nl aald Hoard of Suparviaora. Dated Octnlirr 2Sth 1313. Iteal) Itrnr-at II. Kvrry Srrrrlary of aald Drainugr Dlatrirt I.real l2-2tc. in hi: jis s c i * iiiiainaoi: imstiiict. TO All Whom It May Cnnrrrn; Wheraa, thr C om m itter a |i|io ln ln | lay the Hoard C ou nty Comm ■*iunrr» In and for Sem inole County, Florida, did on the 2UI h day of Sr pie mhrr, A. I>, IBIU, tllr ihtir report with raid Commiarlonrrr, » herein it appear* that t h e y have viewed the la n d . In raid Dlelrlrt to lie lirneflted h) the (lltehrr, drain, or ranal* therein, and have in raid report ae«e*e,d each parrel ■>f land In raid Dlelrlrt according anil In nroportlon nr It rhalt hr lirnrt’triT by raid dltcLir. d i - i i . i or ,a u a ! * , fur all rtprnrrr that may hr inrurrnl In the ron»truetlon of rarr.e. Inrludlns the loteiert rharyer, the e i p r n n * nl tin Com m itter nnd Unrlneer a eetlm atrd hy the Hoard of C ou nty Com m ittinner* of Sem inole C ounty, Huriila. which report !• - ; r on nir in the Ufflrr of the Clerk of the raid Hoard at hie oilier In the Court llo u t e In Sanford, Florida. Now t h e n forr. take notire that on Turr day Dec. 2nd I'-'IIF. at ten n'rlork A. M. thr tarne lielny the lie it reculnr meelinK of the raid Hoard of County Commltliu nrrr, which mertlnit will lie held In the Court Ifou.e In Sniiforil, Florida, tlio raid Hoard will hear complain!* from the owner* or aitmt* of all land* affected aeainat the aeaelimrnt* *n made. Hy order of the Hoard of County Cnmmiiuorirr* of Sem inole County, Florida, till* llth day of October, A. I*. 1011*. (reali I!. A. Duuclnr*. SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY BRINGS SURE RELIEF W ell A rm ed f o r m y*«r* OOt.D M E H A f. ffanrlern 0(1 t i u • n n b le d nufTerlnK h u n ia n lty to w i t h s t a n d a l t a r k r of k id n e y , liver. M t d d i r nnd n io m a rh troutilm* nnd all dl*ex»e« connoeted w ith th e u r in a ry o r g a n s and to hull,I up n m l re sto re to b s s l t h or e a r n w e a k e n e d hy dl tease. T h e s e most I m p o r t a n t or trails m ust he w atc h ed , bec au se th e y n i t e r nnd purify t h s blood; u n lrks th e y do t h e i r work y o u a re doomed. Weiarlnms, sle ep lessn e ss, nervousness, despondency, b ackache, s lo n iu rh tr o u ­ ble, palp* In th e lo in s a n d lo w er nb-4001*0, (travel, d in ir u lt y w h e n u rln a tfar. r h e u m a tln m , s c ia tic a u n d lutnbairo ail w arn you of trntibln w ith yotir kldOOliD MLDAI, H a a r l e m Oil Cap- problem ? Let s m . s a r e th e rem e d y y o u need. T a k a th r e e n r f o u r e v e ry day. T h e henUnir oil sn a k x in to the cells a n d lin in g of the k id n e y s and d r iv e s nUt th e poisons. New lif e nnd h e a lth will s u r e ly fo llow . W hen y o u r n o rm a l v lx o r h a s bee n r e ­ sto red c o n tin u e t r e a t m e n t f o r a w hile to kee p y o u r s e lf In condition a n d p r e ­ vent* n r e t u r n o f thn disease. Don’t w a tt u n til you are I n c a p a b le o f flRhlllu:- S t a r t ta k ln ir HOLD ill:DAL. H a a r l e m Oil C a p su le s today. Y our d r u g ­ gist w ill r h e e r f u lty r e f u n d y o u r m o n a r If you a r e n o t satisfied w ith result*. Hut be s u r e to tret t h e o r l r l n s l I m p o r t­ ed OOL.D MKDAI* an d a c c e p t no s u b ­ s ti tu te s . In t h r e e sls ra Healed p a c k ­ ag e s At all d r u g stores. “ T T E L P ” is right! A sm ooth, mellow •** ■1- smoke Is ju st the thing, when you’re up Against a tough one. And Chesterfield is th at smoke. An expert and exclusive blend is respon­ sible—finest, silkiest Turkish tobaccos from Xantlri, Cavalla, Smyrna and Sam soun, and tlio best varieties of Dom estic leaf—put together hy the m anufacturer’s private formula th a t brings out every last bit of flavor. No other process, no other blend, can successfully im itate Chesterfield’s sm oothness and full-bodied flavor. When company comes there is no tu n c to waste—no chances to be taken— so mother sees that there is al* ways a can of No argum ent here! Chesterfields aatinfy as no other cigarette has ever satisfied before. CALUM ET DllSt'JIG POWDER T IL the war-worn w orld has U Nregained its old-tim e efficiency w here arc the hungering m illions of Europfc and Asia to get enough to cat? T h is is our b iggest interna­ tional problem . T o stim u late food production w e offer large prem ium s for the best exhibits of farm crops. FLORIDA. STATE FAIR uT.onvnic, r:or N O V E M d h U 2 2 -2 0 on hand. Cakes, pies, dough nuts, muffins and all good things to eat must be dressed up in their b est ta ste and looks. Then, too, her reputa­ tion as a cook must be upheld — and she “stakes” it OH Calumet c m y time. She bum's it will not disappoint her. Order a can and have Ihc •‘company’* kind of bakings avry day. Calumet contain! only such ingredients ns have been npprnved officially hy the U. S. Food Authorities. Yor **»<* wktn yea buy it. Yea istc wlua joa u ic il. 20 for. 2 u Cents '■ £ \ J •* Xs ,V & �I ' j w y « j b #"WJSS riTTTtrpr ■ NOVEMBER 6. 1919 i n uratr p u o n c t u o n rroulrtn* eult Court anil (ha Mat i h ttso f this t b s 1 7 th W. F. Ucrtletl Tha Hanford Com pany t o d-(c nd said dav o f S . p t . m b s r , A. II. 1919. action, and tha court balna fully advised Onklield, Ga., Mny 10, 1917. 1“ lh * premises, th ir t u p o r u " u p o n 't o n d d s r - h > a v l * Gilts. E ‘ A * u o u t n ' A8Sl Cl*rk' atlon thereof. old Kentucky Mfg. Co., Solicitors »or Complainant. It la ordered and decreed, th at T U B 6-Bte 0m Paduchtth, Ky. SANFORD C O M P A N Y , a rorporatlon, nrganlird and e ii e t l n c under the la a * < > i Acme allow mo to state th a t I the State of Florida, be, a n d ‘it I* hereby ,n P ' c u • Court o f the S e v e n th Judicial CKcult of Florida. Sem inole County. In h|Ve gold your hog cholera remedy required, on the l i t day of December A, l l. 1119, a rule day of this court, to (ban ter). season and have ordered appear to and aneerer the bill of romplaint J. F. I.alng. joined by J, E. Hatsg, htr burfor or..' in ib ltr d against ■ - *t, a i afoii-ealii, m the band. for (his season, l.nst year I eabove entitled court, n th rrw ii- a dtrrea Complalnanta ___ .he entered against The ,,, p'.°, jt t0 12 or 15 men who raise pro confrero will „ V». a Sanford C o m p — a n 1*,, a corporation a« alore- Wm. G. Andrnried, H. II. Ramaey, Oro. IT. fr „ 1 told each of them to take aald. Morton, Individually and aa truatee, CatA. Poage, Anna C. Woodbridge, Indi­ the remedy, food it to thuir hogs It !e further ordered and decreed that vln vidually and aa truatee, Albert G. Bavea thla order of publication be publlihcd rd if they lust a single hog from In the Sarfurd llrratd, a nrwapaprr pub- and Itlrhle Woodbridge, and all unknown llihed In Sem inole C ounty. Florida, nnce peraon* claiming interrat, by through or unfJM. ,f any kind not to pay me each week for a period of four consecutive dcr any of the ahovo named defendant!, either aa helra, devlaeea, grantee*, legatee* fent for the remedy, hut when week*. lio n* and ordered in Chamber* at De- or otherwise, and -M u a t a o w t i a*eraooc claim* they began to sell cotton every man Hand, Cou nty of Voloefs, riornla, w * interest l>y, through or under Jraalo C. t o n the 13th d ay of October, A. I). Murphey and J. Richmond M urphey, her •n ar.d paid me for the invui- •*ti husband, now deceased, aa heir*. deviser*, I DID. legatee*, or nthrrwlae, and all <*»htr ttnUnow,, CSF.AL) J A 8 . W. I* B U K I N S , *ri*nr m 1 every one of them told me Judge „[ the Circuit Court, H»vrnth Judi- pec-e-s claiming any Interrat In and to aald property Invlovrd in said suit. ^.at it was the best hog medicine ( U l Cirruit, Sem inole C ounty, Stale Defendants. In Chancery Sitting. ,WJ. 0vcr usid. One man paid me A T TofE S TFlorida, ! Order of Conrtrurtlve Service B. A. D O U G L A S S, To all unknown parties claim ing Interest [or the small package and bought Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, by, through or under Wm. 0 , Andenried, (5 worth more and said it was the State of Florida. in H. Itamaey, Geo. It. Morton. Individually and ai truatee. Calvin A. Poage. Albert (I. C E O . A. D s G O T T B S , bfit that he had ever tried. Solltilor and of Counsel lor Corn- Have*. Itlrhle Woo.li ridge and Je**l« C, Murphey and J. Richmond Murphey, hrr p la ln a m , il-Gte Tours very truly, husband, aa heir*, devisee*, grantee*, legate*-! l i r p r i n r n l of the Intrrlor, or otherwise or arty or elthrr of them , and all W. F. Bartlett. If. S. Hand Olllce at ( la ln r t v llli, Fla. unknown persona, corporation* or aaaorlaOct. 11, IblD. tlnna, claiming an Interest in the foilowlng Merchants Grocery Co., N O T I C E le hereby given that Jamrt ilricribrd property altuate In Seminole Coun­ Sanford, Fla. C.. Jackton, of (letcen , Fla., who, on No­ ty, Florida, to wilt tlrgin at Intersection of »-3tc 'srrlcssncKS ItcsnllH in Failure /hat is why we say "Feed B. A. Thom as’ Hog Powder according to directions. DO NOT FEED IT SLOPPY, hut mix it with ground (tfd and moisten with just enou*.* „jur to make a crumbly mass, Then each hog gets a beneficial dose. See full directions on package, Your money bnck if you are not ttisfied Merchants Grocery Co Hanford, Fla 7-5tc ICGU ADVERTISING did vember 28, 10 H , made llom rsttail Entry, N o. 01319*. for S W ‘i of S W U . Section 8. Township IDS, llan ge 32 B., Tatt*ha*sr»> Meridian, ha* Hied notice of Intention to make Three-year Proof, tu establish claim to the land a b o v e described. before Clerk Circuit Court, at Sanford, Florida, on the H i t . day of N o v e m b e r , 1919. Claimant naraca av witness**: John William*, of Osteen, Florida. John Knight, of Oatcen, Florida. Samuel Q. tlrouka, of Osteen, Florida. Alvin A, Ilrooka, of (lateen. Florida. KOIIT. W. D A V IS , 9-6t«) llegiater. In Clrrull Court, S e a c n lh Judicial ( Ireull. In and Fur S e m in o le County, Florida In Chanrery O. P. Swope, C om pla inant, v». Order of B. S. Seavey et al. Publication Drfendanta. S l a t e of Florida County of Seminole. Tot E . S. Se a v e y , William P. Itogera, Thomaa If. S e ve y, Thomaa 11. Levey, M. B. Ilrock and Martha llru k, hla wife, B. S. Sevey and Cynthia S e ve y, hli wife, J. C. ' Me Pride, Cooper (Tracery Company, a cor­ poration, John It. llranch, Wcalcy 1*. Ilranch, T. W. Moran, lllilaborouth (Jrorery Comp i n y , a corporation, K, hi. M c N a lt , J. II. M c N a lt. B. M . P ulnam , J a m n A. Hovcv, I _ d H u t nine of Mrllnnvllle Avr., with south line of Sec. 30, run North along Mellonvllle Ave., 192 yards. Bast at right angle* IU2 yards. South at right angfea 162 yard*. West IG2 yards. Sec. 30 T a p . 19 S. Range 3 I h. You and each of you are hereby ordered to be and appear before our said Cirruit Court at the Court House n Sanford. V ia on the 3rd day of N o v . A. II. 1919. then anil there to make answer to the bill of Complaint herein tiled against you. It It further ordered that thl* notice he published once a week for twelve week* in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper, published in Seminole County, Florida. Witne.* my hand and seal nf said Circuit Court, thl* the 7lh day of August 1919. (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. E. F. llou*holder Solicitor. 05-I3tc In Cirruit Court nf Iho Hetrnlh Judicial Circuit o f Florida, Scmlnola County. In Chanrery. C. H. Randall, Comptajpant v* William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Porter The Portsmouth Trust A Gufaantee Co. Allre C. Hill, David U s Daniel. A. D . Slar- t f ... a... m ,. . ,. .. *» 111;!..-!;««, ‘ ■. e .a i u - t i l - tnerr I* no peraon in the atatr the service (GciiJ*ration, made an<l e x ecuted, on the nf a subpoena upon whom would bind said tth <1»> *d March, 1915 by The .Sanford defendant.., and that It I* hi* belief that said Conrany. » corporation, to W, H. flicker- i defendant* are over the age of twenty-one year* of age. son Company, said mortgage being duly i (211 You arc hereby ordered to appeal to this rsretdxl In the public recotil* of Seminole County. Ilorlda. In Mortgag* Hook 3, on bill on M onday, the 1st day of December. sirs 3J9, and whereas. B. B. Hrady, Sher- A. It. 1919, the sa m e being a Rule D a y ol . . . .. . |J of Ssrainole County, Florida, hail made this Court. It la further ordered that this notice he ltd tiled his return on the writ of xubpoena uhlished for eight consecutive wceki In the timed In the above stated rauae that the published e.g sSttrs and agents of The Sanford C om - Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In ........... ........... Inote C o u n ty . Florida. pm), a dnmsstlr rorporatlon, are un kn ow n, Sanford, Hernlno )•»> Witne** L. A. Douglass, Clerk of aald • lrstd. • hrtras, application ha* been duly IS CIRCUIT CO URT. S E V E N T H CIRCUIT S E M I N O L E CO U N TY FLORIDA 0*rritrr«l Turpentine Com pany versus , Entsi M i t c h e l l . ----------Mitchell, her husband, all partlea r la lm m g Intc-eat seder I. J. Owena, Helena ................................................................................. Fischer, F. W. Fischer, F. J Dletefii-h Clara D ct deceased, rrirh. Torn Markl*. V. C. Itillman, Clara U. Wood, William Herron, decs j-ha Ir,tne, deceased, Nat P oynts, Trustee, N ath an C. Holden, Wilhaam It. Friars* H. McClellan' B tiiab sth J . Fuss, Ada Foss Raker, May Parker White, Ids Foss Fausnaught, Martin A. Condran, Peter Keith Roswell, deceased, llaty It. Shipman, Volney J. Sh ipman, It. II. Sm ith, William K. Arnold, Jam es I‘. Arttnbl, Chirle* I.. Arnold, A lem nder It. Carver, N. J. I-ewla, II. Conrad, To all unknown parti-* claiming interest by, through or under W'tlllan. -itkinson D a n ­ iel, l.uther O. Porter. The Portsmouth Trust A Guarantee C<*„ Alice 47. Hill, David He-e Danlrl, and A. D. Slarbird, at heirs, deriiees, grantres, legatees of otherwise, or nny or either of them and all unknown person*, corporations nr associations claiming an Interrat in the fallowing described land* situate in Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: I.ola I to 2S incliuive (leas Hot* 4 and 5) W. A. A D. H. Daniel’s Subdivision of the SB It of Sec 10, T w p 21 ti. Range 29 B. 130 acre* more or lias. You and each of you are hereby ordered to be and appear before our aald Circuit Court at the Court House In Sanlord, Florida, on the 3rd day ol Nuv. A. D. 1919, then and there to make answer to the bill ol complaint herein Died against yuul It Is further ordrrrd that this notice he published once a week lor twelve weeks in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Seminole County, Flor.da. a* Witness my hand and seal of said Circuit Court, thla the 7th day of Aug. 1919, (Seat) B. A. IHHIGHAHH Clerk of Cirruit Court Seminole Co. r 1a. B. F. Houshoidcr Solicitor 65-I3tc In r iir u lt Court, S eventh Juitlelal Circuit Seminole Caunly. Florida, In CUnnrcry Mary M. S*cont, widow. W. |\ t«llkrr«ona Lufy Mot ton Will I more. Fmnk llanl^L Oh i f Ip* AiPiimlt f» Complainant fflibsrn y Bmlton, ll. II. Lancaster, Robert S. Cum m litia. J, D. Jackson, VI Hill tn liter.- C. .Sir,da. C. F. Halford, T hom as J. Hilliard, Sarah Eareckton. Allen q u i tt Tilt* (ire.T.v, t )*>id II. Hooker. Ilenjamln It. Pound, Robert \V. S c o t t , Ellen C. All unknown heir* of ami ail unknown per­ Kim!»!.. Ada I drown, l.afayctte tJreen, A. M. Randolph, William Edgar, M. sons claiming interest under B. S. and B. J A. Holliman, A. H. Taylor, J. O. Jclks, J. O. Jelka, Jr., and J a m e i W. Hiltey, White, Mr*. C. W. Jacocka and ail unknown 4m u « 4 . eriona claiming inters*! under C. W. To all parties claiming an Interest under H. J. Owens, Helena Flacher, F. W. Fischtr, arocka and ail unknown parlies claim­ f . 1. Diet.rich, Clara Dleterlch, T om Markls. V. L*. Dlllman, Clara I). Wood, Wd lam ing an interest in and to l.ota 2, .1. I, 5, Hirr M tlereased. John Irvine, deceased, Nat P o y n t i , Trustee, N a th a n C. Holden, William fi and 7, Rlock 2, B. J. White'* Subdivi­ P. 11*)*., Flavin H. Ilrooke. D. t i. M cK ay, Margaret A. D u r a n d , ------ — Durand. Julia kl. ilurr, David A. Ilurr, F. C. Hand, John A. Johnson. Alesandcr J. French, F. II. Roach, sion aa recorded in plat book No 2, Seminole County Itrcorda, Defendants. J II Alley i.,. Austin H. Illalr, Catherine lllalr, B lliab e th llayn le , tlcceased, llyron S. Ash' ORDER ley, K»t* M. A*h|ev, John Hleks, C. W. Farnum, Fannie S. A. Peeler, Annie M. Peeler, To ail unknown hrira of, and all unknie own I. eorre I! Currier, William H. Saunders, John A. lirceley, Eli S w avely, Henry N. Schlrp, H. rraona claiming interest under E. 8. A B. J. H Rrown. Henry (d. Potter, Howard Potter, John T. Codraan, Roy II. Codm an, Robert I. Vhite, and to all unknown persona claiming Facktrd, Martha W. Paekard, Francea K. McClellan, B lliabeth J. Fosa, Ada Fota llaker, Vs •fay l’»r«tr White, Ida Fosa Faunsnaught, Martin A. Condran. Peter Keith Hoewell, Interest undrr C. W. Jacocka, and all unCrmird. Mary D. Shipman, V’olney J. Shipman, It. II. Sm ith, W’illlam L. Arnold, Jamra known parties claiming an interest in and to I’. Arnold, Charlea H. Arnold. Aleaander It. Carver, N. J. Hewl*. II, Conrad, W. P. Cillkcf- l-ota 2. 3, 4. 5. fi, & 7,Rloek 2. B. J. White's nr, l.ury Morion Whllmore, Frank Daniel, Charles Alesauder, William O. Emlaon, A. C. Subdivision a* recorded tn Flat llook No 2, Aldrich. It. II. I.ancastrr, Robert 8. Cummings, J, D. Jackson, H enry 0 . Nicola, (.. r . Seminole C ounty Records. Ittifonl. Th«*no J. Hilliard, Sarah Karcckaon, Allen Greeley, David H. Hooker, Ilenjamln You and each of you arc hereby ordered ll Pound. Robert W. Srott. Ellen C. Kimball, Ada I. Ilrown, l.afayc tte Green. A. M. to appear to the hill of cnuplalt.l herein Itasd'-lph. William fidgar. M. A. Holliman, A. H. Taylor. Susan A. Crutcher, deceased. filed against you, on the Rule day for NuvJ. O. J*ll., J. O. Jelkt. Jr., ami Jarn.-a W. Hillej', deceased, or under any of them , or other rtnbrf, t h e same being the third of N o v e m ­ aiir, the I 1 owing described landst ber 1919. Range Section Tp. It is further ordered that this nolle* be Erg »! SB. -or of N W ' e of S B i f run W MJ rod*. N 15 roda. E puh'lahed once earh week for twelve weeks 29 In the Sanford l l n a l d . a newspaper p u b ­ IS rods. S 25 rods, E Ct rod* S 20 roda t o b r g ..„ „ „ — ------ l l 20 29 lished in Seminole County, Florida. hr.’, of SW j, o( 8 E H .............. . .1 1 21 t ‘) of N B ' , of NW \I, of S B ft and W’ Ji <’t S K ' i nf N W '|( Witness ray hand and official sea! of th e 20 32 said Circuit Court this the 8th day of A u g ­ 211 31 KjEU ol S l l j i of __ ___ ________ ____________ __ __________________ ust. 1919. 3 21 E t t of N Y U .,f N B « i . ... .................... ................... (Si all B. A. DOUG HASS 3 21 Clerk, Circuit Court. 21 1 Schetle M aine., 1 21 W i t el NK», nf_________ ___ ____________________________________ Soilrltur for C om tdainant. C5-J1tc. 21 M i' t o f S W ' , . . ________ __ _ ___________ 21 Nf!(«INW ’ii ____ _ „ ........... ... ......... .............. In Cltrull Court, .Srienlh Judlrlal Circuit, 21 f tt* of Nf; 't anil B 25 a. ol N E W ol N E 't _________________ tn anil for Sem inole C ou n t), Florida. In Bn *t SB rot of S W ' t of N B i* run W 1320 It. N 33o ft, E 21( rbanrery * ____ I U20 It, S 311) ft to b e g ......................... O. F. Swope, Complainant Order of hH of S i r , .... va. Publication ._ .. Ad lend* t o Altamonte MU I. &, g, to and 22 ______ __ ______ E. S. Seavey ct ai, Palm Springs In Sec. Defrnda-ts. Tp. 21. R 29 T o the unknown heir*, devisee*, grantee* or _______ A# nevt above 1-SU 3. I, 11, 12. 15. Hi, 17, 2 1 _____ _________________ sit tie r rlalmanta and all partlea rlalming an I ti V. 1v. t -i. 20 Aa neat above r, William is Moan, lIr, 29 Interest under E. S. Seavey, 21 » R e f SU , of S W ' 4 of S B j | ____ nmas 11. Hovy, 23 linger*, Thom as 11. Sevey, Thomaa \ 21 its wlff, K. ft. 30 M. B. Ilrock and Martha, bi 21 g* ■f SW , ,.I 8 29 Savey and Cynthia S evey, hila w if*/ J. C. 21 f ' l if NE f* ..f N W ft of N E W ______________________________ 10 23 M cBrid e, Cooper Grocery Company, a cor­ 21 F ' j ' l hi. , and S W ' , of S B ' , ...... 11 poration, John I.. Itrnaeh. Wesley H, llranch, » * ' , f S W ' , of N B ' , ami W ' ; of NW'fa' of S W ' t of N E ' , 29 T, W. Moran, tlillahuro Grocery Company,* ... and S ' , i f NEW „f S W J t of N K . ' t - _ ....___ ________ -............. - H 23 corporation. B. M. M c N a lt. J. II. M cN att, •»| 29 B. M. Putnam, Jams* A. Bcvey, James A. N W I , of N E W if 23 Sevry and J. fl. Thompaon, Wm. E. Ale». 21 * H * I 8 E f , of N W f i o l 8 W i t II under, Aleaander A Russell and W. E. Alei* b-ts SI, .•!*, o y j uni| tlj Subd iv isio n id la n d belonging 29 andrr or otherwise in the property herein... b' Mi'monie i.and, 1lot a1 and Navigation Co. in .... ..... 12 23 alter dra-ribed. and the unknown aucceaaora II I “ K •! 8 W ) t ol in trust of W. H. Palmer, deceased, assignee MKRW. 21 21, 15. 27. 29 and 29 of J. II. Foss' subdivlon of nf Andrew Aulin, and tu ail parties claiming 29 ______ It nf SE W o f _____ __ _____________________ 23 an interest In said prnpirty, situate In S e m ­ *!■'. •! 8i: , „f s e w _______________________________________________________ 30 inole County. Florida, to-wlt; 20 •(.N E W ol N E W 30 20 "beginning live rhains south ot the north­ 8 S,H «I NB'a and N '» of N W ' t 30 west corn* r of the southwest quarter of the 21 RE * "I N B ' , 30 southeast quarter of Section 15, Townsh ip 21 S 21 a w . • "I N'XV of N W ' a J ............................ nf Range 31 rast, thence south fifteen rhains. " j of S W ' , i S ' j of 10 sam e a* Hot* 91 an d 92 Spring 30 thence cast nine hundred and une-hatf fret, 20 ll»mm.ick) thence north four hundred and seventeen Anglrdate far* c! NB 30 feet, Ounce west r iv e n hundred, fifty atid K 30 one-third feet, tbrnee north five hundred and vu* '} li*:.'. -I S t v , „f S E > , ' . Z ------------ — C -----------30 lighty-thrre feet, thenre west one hundred 21 - t 'f „f s w , „f s b *» _________-— and (illy feet to the place of beginning. **• V M"»rtir Section post on S boundary ol See. run N 15 Also the west half of t h e n o r th w e s t quar­ »in . W 218 ft. B 015 ft, S 16 min, B. 337 ft. W 615 ft. N t 30 e r uf th e n n r l h w r s t ituarter of t h e n o r t h e a s t „ » It to beg. „ ___________ ___ :____ _ q u a r te r . Section 2*2, T o w n sh ip 21, Booth of “**• *vS f hr. N of SB cor of SW ' . of N B it of Sec., run N ' , ch, Range 31 cost. ? ty. cht, N fl rhs, W to W line oi laid forty. S fiJa chs, Also Hot One of Church block in the Town 30 H tn | . , g .......................................... ......... ..... 21 ol Oviedo, htorlda, being a parcel ot land 61) r;1 I^'i 2 . K B', of N l j of Lot 2, and N ft arrra ol N W ft (ret rast and west by |K |,6 fret north and 30 21 ;iu south ofT the west end of said Church Hot, a 1*3,7 1; t 2 (ln« l A. In Sq. In S W e o r . I - _____________________ — ■dat of sal.! Church lot being «.( record In 30 21 Plat Rook A, at page 111 In tr.j Public Rec­ It., ‘in' N W -'< ___________ ________ __ - ....... - T - 7Jk* I- "f SW cor of Sec. run B 45 rnln. S 49.G9 ch*. to ords ol Orange County, Florida tin which m.itdie of How 1 II Creek, thenre with creek to grant line, 30 the county of Seminole wa* formerly a part), - 5- deg., --N 37.32 ------- ---- to ■ -Iteg 13 21 tire ihsnre . .V : -'*■ * " ,t e»»nt............. line W ch*., thence S aald plot being entitled Alcvandria nr Ovie­ 1 *J s b '•! Lot 3 of Sec., run W 30 yd*. N 165 yd*. B 39 30 do." 21 II 30 You and rach of you are hereby ordered 21 10 to appear tu the romptalnant'a blit nf com ­ ‘ t SW tor of Hot I of See., ruri N 2 d e g . , W S s .v o l ft. S 85 plaint herein hied, on M onday, the 6th day ; ! * • ( • along grant line 1152.05 ft. S 1 deg 47 min, B 30 of January, A. f>. 1920, tha aatue being w 21 ' 1 ft. S 89 deg 35 mlrt W IlbG It to beg._________________ 30 Rule Day of thla Court, 21 l l la further ordertd t h a t thla notine !>• 30 published for twelve week# in tha Sanlord 21 llrrald , a newspaper published In Sanlord, 31 20 Seminole County, Florida. Witness E. A. Douglas*. Clerk of aald Cir­ 31 20 31 cuit Court, and tb* aval thereof, thi* the 20 l ? l h day of September, A. D. 1919. deal) E. A. DO UG H ASS, Clerk. 30 21 31 D avis A Gllra, 21 Soiiritor for Complainant. 31 21 6 - ia t r gw 21 y «i •. Ysi* .................. * » 21 21 21 21 21 21 20 20 29 21 21 ♦ "I SW't— ^ S f e ; 8wgu.ajw .JH ggtnw R nwH-:- |» I tl n.?u V* hr'»hy ordered to appear to the bill ol complaint herein Sled on the- lit day g,i '* litth er ordered th a t thla noUc* b* published one* each week (or twe vo eoniecuWli?* n *k* banfurd Herald, a newspaper publUhed In tha aald Sc ml a ol# county. »t| ray band and the seal o .aald circuit court tbia 3rd day^of ^Ss^jUmbaf. A. D. w *fiow. Clerk Cl.-cu.t Court. Semlool* C i'itly Solidtcii for CoraplalnanH 3 *3 u AN O il DI NANCE. Ordinance entitled An Ordinance requiring the trading and paving of French Avon t v f r u x Ninth Slrert Street aov eovth 3820, feet 89 H u g h e / i 't it e t and an. for rradinc * and I paving tiohlsbo.-* Mrr-e* fr om Preach Avenue / , I # >■» = 1._ w r it IS IS Ie«t to public road running to UpiaJa. Council of the City of Sanford, Florida t Section t. That French Avenue beginning at Ninth Street and ratendlng south JH2u to Hughey Street shall be paved to a width of seven feet, said p avem ent to he of a width of 3 1 , feet on each aide of pavem ent placed on aald avenue by Sem ina!. County, and shall b« of the same material a* used by aald County in paving the center of aald avenue, and shall be of aame grade and thickness. Sect-, in 2. That Goldsboro Street be­ ginning at Frenrh Avenue and attending west 4525 f e it tn public road r u in in g tu Upsata shall bi paved to a width nf aevrn feet, said pavement to be of a width of 3 ' j feet on earh tide of pavem ent placed on aald street by Seminole C ounty, and *h«'l be of *«ei* mstc.’iw! as uaed by aald countv In paving the renter of aald atreet. and shall be of the aame grade and thirkneta. S e c t io t 3. That »ald paving of said avenue and atreet aksl) l-c gja.ird and paved in accordance with plan* and apeclflratlona therefor, submitted by -the C ity engineer of Sanford, Florida, and now on (lie in the office ol the elly clerk of Sanford, Florid*. Said p a lin g of said avenue and street shall be begun within *Uty day* from ami after t h e i |a t e |i n which thl* ordlnanare shall become effective; but in the event any properly owner, owning property abutting on that part of aald avrnue or t l r n t hrrrln required tu be paved, shall fail, within the time herein provided, to grade a n d 1 pave said avrnu« or atreet in front of hla or their rc*pcetivr property, in aceo,danee with the terms of this ordinance and with the plan and sperttlrationa therefor, heretofore pro pared and submitted by the city rngineer all of said grading and paving, not ao done by property owners, ahall be done by and under the direction of th e city of Sanford, and the proportionate coat* thereof shall be assessed, one-third on each aide, against the land* upon which said paving ahall abut and the City of Sanford ahall nave a lien therefor arinat the said lands enforce­ able a* provided by the lawa and ordinance* of said city. Section 4. That upon failure of any property owner t*i do the grading and paving herein provided for, the aame anall l o done by the City of Sanford, or ahall lie let by contract by the City of Sanford to »he lowest and best bidder, in accordance » it h the aforraald plana and aperiflrations submitted by the city engineer, and two-lhlrda of the cost* therof, one-third to abutting owner* on each side, from the date of the comple­ tion of the work, ahall lie assessed, and • Faall he a lien, superior to all other Hen*, e ir e p t only liens for t a l e s , against and upon tne lots and property fmnting and abutting upon said a v tn u e and atreet hereinbefore di scribed and an graded and paved, and the remaining one-third of auch rust* shall be paid by the City of Sanford. That the estim ated costa of grading and paving per square yard for the paving of said avenue and street ia 42.40, the esti­ mated lotal reals of p a lin g the same as described is 116,570,00, and the estimated costa to lot owners per front foot it fO.ttu. BRANCH ROAD BE BRICK IF IT IS POSSIBLE COUNTY COMMISSION C RS DKCIDE AT T IIE Ilt M EET­ ING iin .o yesterd a y Tito county comniUsiunors met In regular monthly meetinR yestertlay and while the official minute* are not available today they will lie given in full in tomorrow's daily Herald. However the inildie is greatly in­ terested in the proceed ding* regarding the road problems that are not only vexing the minds of the county commissioner* but the tax payers a* well and especially those people who are to get the new roads and have been waiting for them so long. The commissioner* yesterday decided to have the Rand Siding road, the Sypes avenue road, the Itrissons Siding road ami the Geneva fill a total of about three mile* that will lie of brick and it i* probable that no other kind of material will be used oiv these road*. Also either the Oviedo-Chuluota road or the Oviedo-Geneva road will be specified ns being made of brick and no other material hut this has not been dofinntcly decided upon. The county commissioners are also asking for bids on these roads See) l.»- a Thai the eil> eng,ties-r ta us *Wiaieriula other titan brick and hs'reby required within ten days, after the bids brat publication of this ordinance, to prepare a* statrd in thl* paper the anil (He with the eilv clerk ao of tV> r «uch Hivtn# which lb' cilv «i" against earh of the Iota or paresis of land fronting or abutting upon the avenue or street ao to lie paved, which sstim ate ahall be based upon the s-stamalcd coat* of the work, arid upon the frontage of I'd* or psrril* of land abutting the avenue or atreet so to be pavrsl. Section 6. That any peraon owning any interest in and to any property abuttin g upon said avrnue dr atrs-et to lie *0 paved ahall have the right within thirty day* alter the tiling of said estim ate to present to the said city clerk a sworn petition to be presented tn the city council, sitting forth that in the opinion of the petitions! thw estimated amount of such cotta and lien* upon auch lot ia inrorrret, showing wherein it la in­ correct or why It will racerd the special brnefii* arcruring from the work and paving ■lone and tn In- done in front of said lot or ptrcel of land. Section 7, That the city council ahall. notice and within the time afterr proper notice prescribed Jt) ordinances, alt a* a board of rqualiiatloh to hear any and all petitions anil cumyJsinta which may be filed in ref­ erence to th e estim ated ro»l* id the paving hi rein ngQytded for ami ahall make due ami proper llAttliry Into the u m e , anil If it shall appear to llu- aallfartion of I hr rity couurii, sitting a* a hoard of rqualliatlon, that the estim ated am ount of aald Urn la rorrectly estimated, the am runl an fixe,] ahall aland aa the amount of auch lien to bo rJlimed by the rity ol Sanford, for the paving of the said avenue nr atreet In front of said prop■rty, and alter the rity r.iunril has heard all petition* and given all property ownir* an opportunity to be heard and have made ait corrcrtiona which In their judgem ent is just, and have rqiisliird all assessments, said amount* and assessment* aa fixed and •qualixrd ahall aland a i a llrn against sl i d property to be enforced after the com plet­ ion nf said work In the manner provided by the laws anil ordinances of aald rity. Passed thi* 20th. dav of Get. 1919. F I.. M IL L E R , President City Couriuit. I hernjiy rertify that the foregoing ordi­ nance was duly passed by the city council of the ,-ity of Sanford, Florida, in session, this the 23th day of l)et.. 1919. F. P. Ill N F S , City Clerk. Approved by me this 22nd. day of Octo­ ber. 1919. J. D. D A V IS O N . !0-5tr Mayor City of Sanford. In the Circuit Court Seventh Judicial t lrrull In and fur Sem inole Count), Florida, In 4’hanrcr). J. II. Sullivan, Com ­ plainant, va Clrn Hill for Divorce Sullivan, IM e n d an t. Order of Puhlirailun. To Cieci Sullivan, rare Mr*. II. II. T h o m p ­ aon, Valdosta, Georgia. l l appearing from the affidavit filed In this cause that you, Clru Sullivan, are a resident ol a S la t e of the United State* other than the S l a t e of Florida and that you are a resident ol the S ts te of Georgia, resid­ ing in the City of Valdosta, S tale of tie >rWa and your address 1* care of Mrs. H. fl. Thompson, Valdosta, Georgia, and Ih tl there is no to r* tn in the S l a t e of Fiorldn the a - n i r e of a subpoena upon whom would bind you anil that you are ovrr the age of twenty-one year*. Thl* ia therefore to rnmrnarid you, Cteo Sullivan, to be and appear (refute this Court on the first 'lay of December, A. 1). 1919. the same being a rrgtilnr Itula Day of tills Court, to answer (he bill of romplaint e x ­ hibited aglust you by J. II. Sullivan, or, aald Mil will lie taken aa ronfessed. It is further ordrrrd that thl* order bepublished In the Sanford Herald, a nrwtjiaper published In Soininote C o u n t), Flor­ ida, for four eonaerutlvo Wr-k*. W IT N E S S my ham) and o.flrial seal at Sanlord, Seminole County, Hurida, tbi* 21st day of October, 5. D. I9 |0 . B. A. DO UG LASS. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Countv, Flurid*. |0 - 5 t c i....... I -Iip ppoif Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ernest are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. 0 1► roads. Death of J. G. Hurley Jesse G. Hurley dies this morning about three o'clock after a lingering iHtie.-* of several month*. Mr. Hurley had l>een at the sanitarium at Port Orange for the |>ast few month* and came home several weeks ago very weak but hi* friend* were hoping against hope that he would rally and fight oil the dread destroyer some time longer hut such was not to be and ho breathed hi* Iasi this morning sur­ rounded by hi* devoted wife and fami­ ly and father nnd brothers. Mr. Hurley came tu .Sanford about six years ago to take the responsible position of Freight Agent for the A. C. L. Railway and here his close applica­ tion to business and hi* uniform cour­ tesy upon all occasions soon endeared him to a large circle of friends and In;ines* acquaintance*. Hut hi* con U tution would not stand the indoor occuniltioit and he was taken ill some six months ago since which lim? he has Ipen unable to work and was at the sanitarium where It was hoped )u would soon recover. BUSINESS CARDS <* 1► » * *«44S04««S4930r<>44»«G 44«4e > : One Inch Cards Will lie Published Un­ der This Heading Al The Hate Of $7,3# I’cr Year. S C H E L L E M A IN E S LAWYER I OFFICE IN TUB COURT HOUSE S A N F O K I) - •• F L O R ID A . »,!'■) *....... THOMAS D I M M A) 11.See’s IB FERGUSON HOCSHUI.t/rH lit *I it L 1! Wihoii io iioasholder t.'ifst' It was rumorptl on the Btrcot* that iho commissioners were to make the brick road* ami notliint; else but a* the brick road* will have to bo sand tilled and wooden curb­ ing it will not meet with the appro­ val of the majority of the tax payers and the people who are to use thc.:e Sanford. LAWYERS • Florida A utom obile P rotection FIRE ami THEFT ami COM.ISION Insuranec Issued by Iho FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOIHLR ASSOCIATION Is Iho safrsl nnd cheapcnf In the world. Wrllo for Information to headquarters Orlando* Agents wanted in every town In Florida- HENRY McLAULIN JE W E L E R MY S P E C IA L T IE S : PICKARD'S HAND-TAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES DR. E. S. HOFFMAN O C U L IS T A N D O P T IC IA N Practice confined to ihelrcnimcnt of the eye Eyes examined by a regular regis­ tered phyalcian Glasses filled, broken tones du* plicated 23 W. Church Si. - Orlando, FIs. THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford Sedan ii the favorite family car, seats five comfortably. While an enclosed car with permanent top, it has large windows, and may in a minute be changed to a most delight­ ful open car with always a top protecting against the sun. In inclement weatner it is a closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof. Finely upholstered. Equipped with electric starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3j4-inch tirc3 front and rear. A real family car. Won’t you come in and look at it? Tfic delights of the electric car with die economy of the Ford. N o l l e u f Application for Taa llrrct I’nilrr S s illo n 373 nf Ihr Grnrr.ll Htalulrs. Notirr Is'lirrrliy givrn that L. B. WMlr, purchaser of Tax Ccrllficat* No. t i * , dated tl - ?H day of July A. I)., 1916, ha* ill. <1 said rtrtifirate If, m y nffirr and has madr application for tax d - d to Isrur in accord­ ance) with law. Hal it rvMlfirati' rm h r ir rthe following described prop-rty situatrd In S-m lnol- County, Florida, to-wlt: tIntrrcat In lllork I B. J. White's Soil Div. The said land bring aa*e**ri| at the dat­ ed thv issuance of such certificate in the name of W. G. Aldridge. Unlra* aald cerlillcite ahull he redeemrd according to law, 141 deed will Iran- thereon on the1 36th eivy of November A. I)., 1919. Witness rny 0 lfirl.1l signature anil seal this tile 21th day of October A. I). 1919. (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Cirruit Court, Seminole County. Florida. fo-stc Hy V. M. DO U G L A S S, D. (!, Chicken Pillenii al Siler Lake One of the jollient parties of the week wa* the chicken perlieu with which the Berean Class of the First Ilapti't Church entertained at Silver Lake on Monday night. The Fidelis Class, Intermediates, and all olficer* and toarhers of the Sunday School were guests of tho Horennc. Perlieu and nil the good things that go with it, formed the “ Pienic" part of the affair, while game*, song and atnrios, were enjoyed uround the huge camp fire. . The purty returned to tho city ;.t nine thirty lifter a mn*t drltg.itful evening. ; ■*r Ho was prominent In business and fraternal circled and i* n past Exalted Ruler of the Sanford lodge of Elks. Uf a genial disposition and friendly nature Je-*o Hurley numbered hi* friend* by bis acquaintances nnd ho had n bright future in store for him when death summoned him in the very flower of lus manhood. Deceased leaves a wife, two sons and a little (bux.it.i to inoui *l v;,e i00.v tn ,1 k,ii4 and lnvine fq'her nnd huiband. He a!-q leave* a father and two brothars, J. P. Hurley and A. W. Hurley of Win­ ter Garden. Mr. Hurley was .'17 years ago and was born in Pike County Alabama. The funeral services at 10:30 at house tomorrow. Remains will bo taken to Uakbind for burial. C.JF. ^ Y rtii.tn . Agent Edwcr l Hi" (iris S i'et) m an ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . TH IG P EN & COM PANY AGENTS General F i r e 11t r i e s S 1 ’'ijf'J, p b u i ’j l s u a s k 5rc*m ratice itrr .o .N G j*Jb Hn t � 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, 1919 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>, November 07, 1919; <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/39faf1315b3952da58bc21662b02a282.pdf 8b7a36a35ed1c53264b81c50d156a4ec PDF Text Text lp*---- -- * _ » !- ' I _ .*_VV IA ; - .•Id ' I j t . ii i n*t'iqJWT9m v U H ^ W ap S S • • . / * • •. ‘ rC ^V . ’ * ' * ... >, ?W . . / ' • .. ' •■• . . i ■ • . 9 . • ••* •»• * » ■ *v' ‘v ' '. . . • », ' i )jcfl • • _____ • IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION 512 volume SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1919 XI Southern Pacific Has Wreck Government Might Curtail Use of Soft Coal In Case San Joaquin Valley Flyer Strike Cuts Off the Supply Six Dead, Hundreds Hurt the help of the good people of this‘ benefit of their displays in their city and if they will just work to­ windows at night or. account ^f gether we will fill every room in its being so dark that the people every hotel and every house in can not see their windows. Adver­ town. It is now impossible to rent tising is tin* greatest game in the a house or almost impossible to • world and if you will notice rent a room hut when tho several 1which of the merchants are doing new hotels begin to operate we will the most business you will find it SANFORD CITIZEN SEES NEED then he aide to accommodate a the ones that advertise. OF WELL LIGHTED CITY AND great many more. By having a white way it would TALKS AUOUT IT Other towns have white ways help tho merchants to advertise .si) THE LIST OF DEAD MAY Sanford is now progressing in ev­ nnd why is it that Sanford can’t their stock by putting a pretty GARFIELD/ AGAINST REVIVAL Rl!N MUCH HEAVIER THAN OF FUEL ADMINISTRATION ery way und should have u white have one? We nre progressing in display in their windows so that TO HANDLE SITUATION first TOTAL the j.oopiJ that arc on the street way. Do you realize that Snnfqrd every other way and now is the at night will see wlint they linve time and the only time to have our is one of the best little cities in the Los Angeles, Oct. 30.— By A m o Washington, Oct. 30— Ily As­ State of Florida and with the many white way. The people all have for sale. Did you ever stop to sociated Press —Revival of the Fuel ciited Press —Six dead and about improvements that nre now being money and the banks wi)I tell you think how many people that go Adminhtrntion deal conditions re­ one hundred and twenty persons made it will not only he one.of the that there is more money in Sanford to the show each night and then sulting from the coal strike to bo injured, many of them seriously, is heat little cities of the state hut today than there has ever been take n walk down First street und called not necessary advised Garfield the result of u wreck on thu South­ if wo had n white way ever to the cabinet today. Garfield holds will bo absolutely the best city of before. ern Parilic in the Sun Joaquin Val­ one that goes out of • their homes thut wartime powers that body now its size in the United States. With ley near here today. Wreckage of When you go to some other town at night would tuke a walk down vested in Railroad Administration our new hotels and remodeling of in the state that has a white way the cars is bcliovcd to cover addi­ First street before going hack home which will h" i> Suit n u tl'w liy some of tho other hotels here we sod then come hack here to Sanford tional bodies und up to this time •f i* was well up ?.* r .ij.t. T.'ill now he aid e to a c c o m m o d a te and go d 'r -i Pirn*, street uLuUi distributo c.i.il to essential indus­ the known casualties cannot he the tourist this winter nnd trom |j eight or nine o’clock at night and The Sanford Herald and the Semi­ tries. While revival of the Fuel riven. Wreeking crow .rr: :ir.g all reports there will he more tour­ see how dark it looks, does it not nole Bank started the white way Administration has been urged by •n «rv,.vor rri.. wreckage and the ists in Florida this winter than any make you want to get out and hut no one would follow them government otficiais to prevent hoard­ li,t ul dead may ho more than stated in the first tabulations. of the past seasons und there is help git the people together and hut now is the time to get together ing and profiteering the Department and put up this white way before of Justico announced it had the no reason in tho w‘orld why Sanford i put up a white way. N. C.—I Arrives In Jax power to hnndle tho situation under should not get her share and with The merchants do not get the the tourists come here this winter Jacksonville, Oct 29 so that tho tourist will go away thu Food Control Act. An Exe­ Hundreds of Jacksonville jieoplo und tell all over the United States cutive Order restoring maximum crowded to the city docks at flic foot that they have spent tho "'inter prices for coal will lie issued by the of Market street yesterday afternoon in Sanford, Fla., and ‘that they President today. Officlnls would not to see the landing of the navy seaplane are going back there again next say wliut the maximum had been NC-4, which glided into the St Johns winter because they were well en­ determined upon. Secretary Lane river at 6:15 o'clock Lieut Command­ tertained nnd the little city was so announced at a special meeting NATIONAL GUARD WILL RE er Albert C Read, who pllloted the beautiful .lighted up nt night thnt of the Cabinet that the government MOBILIZED AND MINERS craft on tho first trans-Atlantic flight, they felt that they were in some big would not liesitnte to curtail the , WORKING WILL RE PRO­ was in command, and the boat was consumption of coal in industries city. manned by its original crew It was TECTED I understand that the Ladies fifty per cent in order that the coal escorted by two ‘smaller navy flying thnt gave n carnival up in tho Pnrk on hnnd and that uvailahle from Denver, Oct. 30— By, Associated boats, the HS-2033 and 1374 Ono of several months ago made about tho unaffected non-union mines might Press —The mobilization of the Colo these in command of Lieutenant Atwa­ one thousand dollars. Why not he equitably distributed to thu es­ rsJo National Guard for the pro­ ter and Ensign Wolf, and tho other of tection of the minora who desire Lieutenant Atkins and Lieutenant work fricidental to the coming strike get together now nnd have another sential industries. The curtailment work in case tho coal strike begins lfawjins The tender Isabel berthed of tho soft coal miners. No de­ rnrnivnl nnd get permission from list used by the War Industries on Saturday was begun today by at 7:45 o'clock last night velopment could avert the strike the city council nnd linve it for Board during thu war would ho the military authorities and full it was stuted hut some change three nights on First street nnd make taken as a basis said Secretary in the attitude of the operators from a thousand to fifteen hundred Lane today. Planta engaged in protection will bo guaranteed all Centennial Site Undecided the miners who wish to work. might result in the shortening of dollars and give this to the city manufacturing munitions might ho Jacksonville Oct 29 the tie-up according to the union to sturt a white way. Have n cut olf entirely. After a luncheon hearing which las­ men. It seems from surface indi­ conimitty appointed to rail upon, ted from 1 o'clock until after 4 and a cations that the men want to eacli merchant and see if they will closed executive session of several hours, start the strike for principle's sake not help this good rnuse nnd lets the Florida Centennial Exposition Com­ and to make good their threat have u white way for now is the mission last night postponed final action SAY CHANGE IN ATTITUDE OF hut that the mnjority of them nre proper time to have it. in the selection of tho city to present OPERATORS WOULD SHORT­ loath to bring disaster to the .coun­ 1 will gladly help in any way the Florida Purchase Centennial Ex­ EN TIME OF STRIKE try the magnitude of which can thnt I possibly can with the carni­ position until next Wednesday The Indianapolis, Oct. 30.—By Asso­ hardly he intimated at this time val nr any other way if any one , RESCUE PARTY AFRAID TO PRO­ commission will meet nt that time at CEED WITH WORK AND the Seminole Hotel, when it will con­ ciated Press —Tho Executive Board nnd for which the government offi­ has any suggestions to make for DEATH CAUSED FROM COL­ cials arc making quiet prepara­ I want Sanford to have a white LAPSE WHILE' ENGAGED IN CALLED OUT OF MINE sider detaill regarding tho estimated of tjio United Mine Workers met tions to lonilat. WAR WORK | w ay and I believe every or.e else here toduy to finish the preparatory Steubenville, Ohio, Oct. 30.— By cost of producing suclt an exposition fines and all that we need l» some This matter was requested last night Associated Press —After battling one to get behind it and push i t . ! New Haven, Oct. 30— Ily Asso­ ciated Press —Mrs. Kiln Wheeler and will l*e prepared for presentation •way to within a few feet o f'th e Lets get together and linve it now. Wilcox, the noted author and poet­ next week No argumsiits by cither twenty miners entombed and im­ E. F. LANE. ess, died at her home in Branford Pensacola or Jacksonville, tho onl) prisoned since yesterday afternoon today. She has been ill for some contending cities, will he heard and the the rescue squad of the volunteer HUY WOOD NOW months dt.e to z collapse brought commissioners will go into executive workers was ordered out of the on while she was engaged in war mine of the Y. Si 0 . Co., mine at session nt 11 o'clock They will con­ Coal Not Available nnd Wood Will work in England. Amsterdam, Ohio, this morning. sider principally finances, the coast of lie Source The officials were forced to have cost of producing nn exposition of thLs • the squad abandon the work because character, ability of the bidding cities In the pleasant days, In a climatic they feared the explosion might to finance the project and other details sense, combined! with ninny re­ occur according to word received of corresponding importance sponsibilities nnd worries imposed here this morning. All hope has upon the people, says the stuto Building Fund Funeral of Mrs. Smith now been abandoned that the min­ mnrkiUing bureau, it is feared that 1 consideration is not being given to Tick Eradication Fund ers are nllvo. , The remains of Mrs. Marie Fair a fuel supply. It is possible if I Smith, who died at her home 38 conditions are not bettered this Total at the Gabies yesterday morning, 3 winter, that states with uvnilable FRUIT HANDLER DIED FROM Special School Dist. No. I were taken to her old home in Mont­ EFFECTS AND SEEMS CLEAR 3 Bonds School Dist No. I gomery. Ala., for burial todays ___ timbrr supply will not ho able to CASE OF AWFUL PLAGUE , j get coni, except for the necessary Her daughter, Mrs. Frank Milteer, 1 Total Industries. Private consumers scof Ft. Myers accompanied the re­ New Orleans, Oct. 30— By As­ State Taxes **• 8 cordingly will he. called upon to use sociated Press —Henry Dusseldorfcr mains to Montgomery nnd the in­ 5 General Revenue n fruit handler nt Banana Docks terment will he made in tho family wood. 1 Slate School Tax died yesterday from what tho phyFlorida is n wooded state. There CHIEF OF BUREAU OF ANI­ burial lot in that city. OVER THE ASSESSMENT OF Pension Tax . 3 1-8 A short service will he held at sieiuns diagnosed chemically and is enough down and dead trees MAL INDUSTRY IN SPEECH LAST YEAR DUE TO RAISE State Board of Health Tax mlcrosopically ns being bubonic,pla­ the Gnliirs nt 2:30 o'clock. in the forests of our stnte to supply THIS MORNING SAYS SOME­ . IN COUNTY AND STATE TAXES State Road Tax ......... .. gue. No other case has been re­ any emergency. Last winter there THING RATE IS 56 MILLS 3-8 State Prison Fnrrn ported. was much discomfort from scar­ Oil at Wakulla New Orleans, Oct.’ 30.—Ilenlth On next Saturday, November 1st, city nnrl prices at times in the lar­ 12 Prospects for striking a gusher State and County taxis will he due Total State Tax consideration alone has failed to ger places, went to famine heights. •rouse American cities to tho im­ in the Wakulu county oil fields this and Iho tax hooks at tho court (louae Will this warning be heeded by portance of clean meat from sound morning loomed considerably brigh­ will he opened for the receipt of Total State and County ...... 56 preparedness? Labor is srnree, nnd In analyxing this rate we find •nimals and proper inspection of ter with the receipt here of infor­ taxis, many tax payers take ad­ the only recourse Is machinery. meat establishments, I)r. John It. mation from that section. Accord­ vantage of tho discount allowed in that 22 mills is for road purposes, The situation is one worth prompt Mohler, chief of tho Bureau of ing to the $dviccs operations on November of two per cent, nnd in 17 mills for s' hools, three und one- and cnrcful consideration. A cord Animal Industry of the Depart­ the Bonheur Development Com­ December of one per cent, for eighth for pensions for old Confed­ of wood will take the place of ut ment of Agriculture declared today pany's well No. 2 are going ahead payment in those months. The tax erate soldiers nnd their widows, least a half ton of coal. Shipping in an address before the American rapidly and the hole has gone down rate for 1919 in Sanford and vicin­ and two mills for building fund, this winter u ill take more coal ABLE TO TAKE NOURISHMENT to the 90-foot level, where a *«ccutl ity in 66 mills, which is an increase which is applied on payment for BUT VERY RESTLESS^TODAY I’uldic Health Association. than ever before, besides large quan­ the court house; the general fund oil vein has been opened. over 1918 of 15 mills, in other words Approximately mo-third of the Clmrlotviile, Oct. 30— By As­ tities will have to he sent abroad. This 90-foot vein, according to your taxes on a valuation of $1,000 covers the general expenses of the meat consumed in the United States sociated Press —Senator Muriin ia Free copies of furners' bulletin State and C o u n t t h e other Items is not federally inspected, lie de- tho letter from nn official of tho in 1918 were $41.00, and in 1919 able to take nourishment ^his morn­ 716, entitled "Measuring and Mar­ nre seif explanatory. clarcd, because it is sold within Bonhour Company, brought in pay are $56.00. ing hut iteemed more restless than keting Woodlot Products," nnd of u It will therefore he seen that As this is a matter of vital in­ the cost of operating the county circular headed "Emergency Fuel yesterday and last night. Condi­ Bis state where it is slaughtered. oil, heavy in quality and green In The federal government has author­ color, similar to tho oil of tho fields terest to every tax payer wo which is covered by the General from the Farm Woodland," can he tion now regarded us critical anil ity to regulate tho handling of meat of Pennsylvania and West Vir­ givo the items which moke up this Fund of five mills, is no higher now had by writing to tho U. S. depart­ physicians say he can only live a on,y' when it ia prepared for inter­ ginia. The first oil vein pas passed amount, viz.: than It was six yours ago, ns the rate ment of agriculture, Washington, few hours. through nt 50 feet, this also being County Taxes Mills for this fund in 1914 was five mills. or on application to your congress­ f ile shipment or export. General fund.——------------6 "H the entiro meat supply of a pay streak. man. No. 715 contains a li:t of It. C. S tern, editor of tho DeThis well will be aunk to at least Road and Bond Fund................. 14 The increase is brought about prin­ ‘he country is to be properly in­ six ether bulletins on the sub­ Funiak Breen; and inspector for cipally by improvements on the spected," he continued, "it will 950 feet, at which depth it is be­ Read and Bridge Fund............... ject of clearing and handling timber the State Live Stock Sanitary Board t» roads and schools voted by the ta t devolve upon thr statin and munici- lieved a gurhtr will Le brought is in the city today on husinets. land. General Sehool Fund.................. 10 payers. ‘ties to cover tho field to which | In. . Fast Train Is Wrecked This Morning RECOVERING VICTIMS federal inspection cannot be ex­ tended.'' Tho need for state and munici­ pal rehulution is shown, Dr Mohler said, by the number of unsound animals condemned by tho federal inspectors every year lie csti-mat ed that 106,122 unfit animals were used as human food from unin­ spected slaughter houses last year, and declurcd that the actual num­ ber probably greatly exceeded that figure, as the tendency would to send diseased animals to slaugh­ terhouses where there was no in­ spection “ Municipal and state meat in­ spection," he concluded, “ is n Held where a great deal of constructive work remains to he done It is paramount for health reasons, nnd the health side appeals to many people. Yet the economic side may unp.ai in a • fe.eiit many s u .i. Human welfare is the common cause we are serving." COLORADO MINERS WHO WISH TO WORK WILL BE PROTECTED BY ARMY SANFORD NEEDS LIGHTS WHITE WAY, ILLUMINATED WINDOWS AND SIGNS Will Also Restore the Maximum Price TO PROTECT7PEOPLE SOFT COAL MINERS HAVE DECIDED TO STRIKE SAT. BUT ONLY HALF-HEARTEDLY Realize How This Will Effect Country MAY SHORTEN TIME ENTOMBED MINERS ARE LEFT TO THEIR FATE AS EXPLOSIONS FEARED ELLA WHEELER WILCOX DIED THIS MORNING AT CONNECTICUT HOME TAXES DUE ON SATURDAY HIGHER THAN THE PAST YEAR STATE AND COUNTY MORE BUBONIC PLAGUE HAS BEEN DISCOVERED AT NEW ORLEANS Paying For the Improve­ ments In County MEAT INSPECTOR IS MOST IMPORTANT TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIFTEEN 111 RAISE SEN. MARTIN SINKING LIVE ONLY FEW HOURS SAYS HIS PHYSICIAN " ' ’ 'V " i " V, UL sap 7 :t o t _Jh_ 1 ?! �__ . . OCTOBER 24, 19;, THE SANFORD HERALD pa g e sixteen PARX TO REPLACE VILLAGE Practically Every Country Haa It* Favorite 8uper*tltlone Dealing With Marriage Ceremony. British Are Injecting Life Into Ancient Egypt. . Oc:upatlon Ha* Reaulted In Subatan tlal Improvement In the General Wei­ ' fare of the Country— Standard* of Living Raised. cupatlon of Egypt for thirty-seven years (although* Buypt-woa-ooinlnallvn province or Turkey up to the war) nnd most certnlnly hnve effected sub­ stantial improvements for the general welfare of the country. A measure of self-government for towns nnd cities haa been renllzed. which Is really con­ structive. Town Hwnkcnlng Is con­ tagious. When In sent* hoary, blink­ ing, blenched nnd odoriferous old town n few- Individual*, aroused more or less, succeed In slinking each other up aumclently to stnrt n town council, nnd Impose n tnx of perhaps 120.000 a year, spending It nt Arst on street then on denning nnd n few lamps, . some ghnfflr* (policemen) und perhaps n water tower, the adjacent towns be­ gin casting envious eyes In the direc­ tion of the ambition* one. Irrigation hns been n special con­ cern of the British and they have con­ structed the great dam nt Assuan, costing over $21,000,000, Railway* al­ so have been considerably extended. Manufacturing has mndo small headwnv. Imt the country Is essentially log up the churtli alale, for one who doe* It will go elsewhere for love In a abort time. Tho one of the betrothed pnlr who pcta up Ant from the n)lnr will alwarn In after life t’c ?±s esc is pet nr IIrat In the houae. * It la n sign of had luck und aepora•inn If n u-omnn sum" her maiden nr.mc Instead nt her pew murrled tinmc mi tho church register when ahe innr* IJld yon know that the expreaalon, of I’ennsylvnnln, through "tying the knot." grew out ot a super­ tree nnrk commission, hue stition? Among ihr Bafcjrlwaaas one pnrt of the tnnrnnjr* ceremony wa* l«* take n thread from the garment of tho bride und olio ftoin Urn groom and lie them together Into n knot. It is good luck to the couplu If n Husain haa curious aupcratltlona. house, n home for poor children. Hire* One ludicrous one Is that tho hrldo pigeon alights on tho church □» o picturesque old mills and about 100 nnd groom rnce rnpldly down the nlslo couple enters It to he mnrrlod. If the official clergyman has trouble dw ellings. All hut the schoolhouse ns soon ns the bridal proc .-salon enters to And Ids glasses It Is a sign that nnd the churches nre to he torn down church. Whoever plnccs s font on one",if th o lw o before him will not tu timkr wn>-foi~the-rnhi«Temrii« of tho cloth In tront of the nltur first will henr Inspection. Valley Forge park, mid the whole vil­ ho mnstor In the household. If the oltltlntlng rlerg^jnnn makes a lage Is wondering where It Is going to In Spain It was considered u good • taUtake siane one Is present who f» Und new homes. 'omen .to tic nrntfnd the neck* of the j A few years ago Valley Forge pork hrldo nnd groom n silk snsh fringed j opposed'fo the match, contained only 250 acres. Somebody with gold while'they knelt before tea; refuse* tA perform tho ceremony ou discovered that the net (creating the any excuse. park provided that It should lie with­ If Hu* pastor drops the prayer hook in the ofttjMists of Washington s en­ while reading the service the conplf campment. Port Kennedy seems to will lie blessed with twins. come within that territory, although It Is n had omen for Ihe wedded con there hns been considerable historical i to If n person In mourning passes thr argument on the point. open church door while the ceremony For some years the villagers have Is being performed. Jiccn lighting the plans of the com­ It |j» lucky to mnrry In a ruined mission to extend the park, but now they have given up. 'lho Huy. 11hen church. Coffman, pastor of thv Port Kennedy Presbyterian church, Is lending tin movement to establish a new comma nlty. "This presents n big problem if most of ns." he says. "The majority of Port Kennedy people earn their llv lag at the near by magnesia mills am getting away from here may mem serious tllimtclnl loss. We have beet organizing prospective lot buyers am have obtained an option on a PO acn Contrary to general belief. Dr. L. M. Ottofy. n promlhent St. Louis physi­ cian. declared at a recent convention ot tno American Association for ModIco-I'hyslcnl Rcsenrch held In Chicago that the cancer Is not hereditary, not wntastnns and I- ..r.sttivr!- c-nud.. ••One result of the great war." he said, "hns been the great prevalence of cancer, the result of wounds and must enlist Ihe fellaheen for city par- other enuses. Hut cancer Is not con­ suits. This means the higher cost of tagious and, like leprosy, while It may agricultural labor and n consequent lie Intent In Ihe system, does not deraising of the standards of the fellah, both n« to Ids methods of work and his living standards. Before Ihe war form labor commanded nbout I." cents a day. hut during the war It rose some­ what. due largely to the formation of the Egyptian Inhor corps fo r mlUfry service In Sinai and Pnlestlne. The labor rorp* hns been kept nt n strength of about 120,000 men. Altogether something like 1,000.000 men have been relayed to this service, which Is still operating most effectively.—Jackson Fleming In Asia Magazine. On Changing One'a Mind. If you hrag that, after you have made up your mind you never change It, you boast that you nre stnndlne still. Things are happening with n rush In the world these days. Force* long Invisible ore becoming vlalhle. Institutions nre being shaken. We hnve aeen. for example, Ihe fall of the monutehlstle Idea after centuries of un­ challenged power. * If you Judge people by Arst Impres­ sions. and hang with bulldog stubborn­ ness to your Judgments, you nre cer­ tain to make mistakes. They thought Lincoln wasn't bril­ liant enough to be president because he was ungainly of figure nnd unpol­ ished of tnnnner. If you Judge Ideas by first Impres­ sions, you convict yourself of hnvlng an Idea-proof bmln. Welcome the new Idea, whoever pre­ sents It to you. Check it up with your old Idens nnd with your experience and knowledge. Don't he afraid to any to the other fellow: "You're right; I’m wrong." Don't be afraid to think.—Louisville Herald. Royal Visitors to America. •A future king of England was the first royal visitor from Europe to land In the United States, lie was I’rlnce William Henry, afterward King Wll linin’IV, who arrived In Now York In 1782. n few months before the Brit­ ish troops left that city, the Detroit New* recall*. The country, while It dlu mu show much enthusiasm In wel­ coming the heir to the throne, did en­ deavor to prolong his slay here. In fnet, trudlHun asserts Hint soldiers of the American army secretly entered New York, hut were tumble to flml the proper opportunity to kidnap the prlnee. Sixteen yenrs after the visit of Prince William Henry, another English man. the duke of Kent, fourth mui ot George III, nml father of Queen Vlctorln. came to the Failed Slates on n naval trip, hut there Is no record of an ottlelnl reception. Soldlars* Head* OrovMng. Some cynical stay-at-home* have complained that the returned soldier* hnve "Got the big head," hut the tendon hattera And It literally true. The sites meat In demand before the mar were 8H *and AS. bat now they sell more hut* of 7 end 7H-—Voca­ tional S' inary.' The sengoing fleet of American mer­ chant ships of over t.000 gross tons i nch on August 31, 1010, registered for the foreign trade or enrolled for tho consllag trade by sea, ns shown by the return* of the bureau of navigation, de­ partment of commerce, under nets of congress, comprised 2.215 ships of RIOflOM cress tons, of which 1.538 of 8ug>r Can* and 8ugar Beet*. . ton of sugar ran* ha- products from 110 to 101 pound* of refined to. gar In Louisiana In. recent years; the Ara yeu sleeping, *le«pln* aouodiy, fComrade ’ nm ra A a over M'ar there, IhePA * * . Where the graieee wav* atfcve you In the itimmer air. auaar product of n ton of tcit* na, W hrra «« iaiu you a* we iouno y Willi the ravaged Und around you (trim and bare? been 210 to 285 pound*. Can rou l.ear the bugle blowing AI»o, They’re So Common. "Tho trouble with being n hero." a soldier, "la dlfllrnl’y in acting up t0 the part." Which reminds us of what Admiral Dewey aald In the height of hla fame. "It la very pleasant to t* n hero, but n continuous performance la reI nn D.wit... re Is tin hnrd on tlm the norvnu nerves.'" __•Boston Trioscript. O! surely you shall know 0 * Within your narrow tied. When battle-worn battalions Saluts Ihe honored dead. And to knowledge shall awaken At our Ireadt —n y Touchstone In London T>«lly Mall Can, but Don’t. German experimenters ' have found that explosions can he enused In gas works by sparks from telephones, al­ though nothing of the kind has been mown to occur. Deeds, Mortgages, Lenses, Bilk Hills of Snip, Satisfaction of Mort­ gage. etc., etc. Office Supply Department I’hone 148 •_ t Sanford, Florida At, last you have a place ,m oanford where you can get everything you need in the clothing line in a special department recently opened for you. cntlng contest. William J. Long, twen­ ty-three. a six-footer from Providence, It. I., who was awarded Ihe "croIx de cruller" for demolishing 24» doughnuts In 24 hours, enslly won"1he contest from the ten other men who hnd en­ tered the contest. rrlvutc Long’s record was n cruller n minute for the first hour. During the next three he consumed DO, nnd after n short rest he finished the hnlnnce. Tho second mnn In the contest ate ISO, nnd the third man 115. Long weighs nbout 211 pounds and the doughnuts which ho ato were the western type rondo fnmous by n cer­ tain chain of mllrond restaurants. Tho crolx de cruller Is n medal of bronze, designed after tho lines of n doughnut with the number 240. THE COMRADE. ’ . dy ior for yuuy youy a»y,vk-uui*. inspection is now ready .. - , r • vite the mothers of Sanford and Seminole county to visit our Boy’s Department where you will find every­ thing in hoy’s clothing, shoes, caps, hosiery, shirts, colunderwear,'and in fact everything for > Looked Cumbersome to Her. A downtown store Is mnktng nn early display of blanket bnth robes. An elderly woman going through the More the other day was attracted by the hold patterns and stopped at the counter to examine the garments. "Just what nre these used for, mny I ask J" she said to tho clerk. The clerk lnform«*l her tint they were hath robes and the prospective customer replied: “For the love of goodness! Looks like they’d he mighty heavy If a body got Into ihe'w ater with them on."— Columbus Dispatch. Big Glcaa Industry In Japan. • The plate gloss Industry In Jujmn Iuib frrently expanded since the world war. 'Before tho war about 550.000 IMixes of glass were consumed annual­ ly, 420.000 boxes of which were lmIM.rted from Belgium and Germany, the remainder being of home manufacture. In the past year 850.000 b n ta were manufactured In Japan, of w"hlch 000,­ 000 boxes were ebnaumad In Japan, and the remaining 250.000 boxea were exnotied.—New York Tribune. S a n fo rd , F lo rid a �l * . •V Sw THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO PROHIBITION LAW WENT INTO EFFECT TUES­ DAY-NEW REGULATIONS M a k e s M any P ro v isio n s A nd R u les SHOULD- BE READ Enforce* War T me 1‘roblllon nnd Consiilulionnl Amendment No. IK Ymi riinnni rnttke nr sell uir>«> tw*-r gin, whiskey, ale, rum, hramly, porter. Cnll any beverage lieer. ale, porter, Transport any beverage containing one-half of one per cent nlcohoh Store any such liquor in room or rooms of ho­ tel, lodging house, or any building i part of which it used for business pur­ poses. Make or soil any spirituous, vinous, malt, or fermented liquor, liquid eotr.putmds, whether medicated, proprh tary. patented, or not, and by whatever name called, containing one-half of one , , , , , , , per cent or more of alcohol by volume u KCLE SAM is leaning heavily upon his boys and girls Ihcse days. They arc being urged to in­ crease the food supply of the world in every conceivable way. Big ex­ hibits of the work of our own boys nnd girls in kitchen, garden, and field, will j if . outstanding feature. t y <• V-i ■' 1 13 FLORiDA STATE FAIR . ,i Jacksonville, F!a. l - J j i 'A i 'r 1 I ,jV J- v N O V E M B E R 2 2 -2 9 Florida Safe & Lock Co. J jT W ' Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, [y Deposit Boxes. Prompt Delivery 5 $ | y 'V H: can he depended upon if the work is entrusted to us. We have a perfect system of washing nnd laundering linen and we never injure ngarment in the process. We solicit laundry work from par­ ticular people, and wo know we can give them every satisfaction with the work and with our prices. Work called for and delivered promptly when promised. Dixie ’f t l •Z Box St, Lakeland, Florida DAINTY L A U N D R Y W O R K jm __ ________ _ LE E S B U R G ,F LO R ID A Robert Glenn Igou, Sanford, Agt. r w w r ’w ' < Steam Laundry a V * i t f h« f. TA JLA ir e ■ Phone 29I) • * ^ * «k• • j * w\ \t • Y \fA AUTO — * SUPPLIES Sanford, Florid You hoar a lot about over* size tires. What you hear most nHout Kclly-Sprlhgfleld tires Is over-size mileage. KLLY-SPRINGFIELD “ THE REAL TIRE” " tv H E N B E T T E It T I R E S A R E M A D E W I G H T W I L L S E L L T I I E M ” v i' vr -i r XT plants may receive permits to manufac­ ture and sell nleohol to he used excited vc|y for other than beverage purposes. You Can be I'unished For violation of any or all sections of tlie ‘‘National Prohibition Act" by fine’s of from $100 to $2,000 and by imprironment of not less than 00 days to two years. The lightest punishment goes to first offenders. The tlig Exception* No search warrants shall issue to i " - ’•>. ar.e •lw* c uci i i j i » -i ,t- Mich unless it 1 being used for the unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor, or unless it is in part u«ed for some hu«dr.exs purpose, such .■• btnrc, hep, sa­ loon, resturant, hotel or hoarding house. The term "private dwelling" shall Incon-trued to include the room or rooms user! and occupied not transiently hut solely as a residence in an apartment house, hotel or hoarding house. It shall not he unlawful to possess liquors in one’s private dwelling while the same is occupied arid used hy him us his dwelling only and such liquor need r.ot lie reported, provided such liquors are for use only for the person­ al consumption of the owner thereof ami his family residing in muh dwelling and of his liona fide guests and further provided that such liquor was not un lawfully acquired, possessed and used. V v: v rv L V - — v .v Seminole (.‘htqiler Eastern Slur Hus Fine Meeting The Grand Matron of the Eastern Star, Miss Alice E. Shultz, visited Seminole Chapter on Thursday, Oct. 23. She was accompanied hy the Grand Marshal, Mrs. Fisli of Sara­ sota, The hall was beautiful with ferns and cut flowers. At 3 p. m. the officers met for instructions in the new floor work which Sister Shultz gave in her sweet gentle manner. At 8:30 p. m. the chapter met for her ntiidal visit and also to in­ troduce two candidates into the mysteries of the order. The work was done in a very satisfactory manner to the Grand .AlaIron. The Worthy Matron then called on the secretary tu give n short word picture of the life of Mother Hohhins who had lived in her early days where Indians were numerous. Later when she landed in Sanford she joined the Scminolcs, it having become n force of habit, she could not forsake tier early associations. Secretary then turned to an easel draped in the American flag and exposed to view nnd to the aston­ ishment of Mother Robbins a beau­ tiful photograph of herself, which was placed on the walls of the wigwam of the Scminoles. Bouquets of the beautiful Huttrrfly Litlys were presented to Grand Matron, Fast Grand Matron Mother Rnhhins and Grand Marshal. A large number were present; visitors from Dei.nnd were also present. After the close of the meeting a social hour was enjoyed and home­ made cake and Ice cream were served by the committee. Altogether it was a most enjoyable evening. Secretary. ^ vlv : v- .©OK for our display of new goods at our &Vf C 5- • — A i N 53* People’s Bank Building About November 1st HARD GRAND MATRON HERE Wedding at High Noon One of the loveliest church wed­ dings of the early fall was solemnized at high noon on Saturday, at the First Methodist Church, when the marriage of Hindu 11 May Spurting to Mr. George It. Wells, and that of her sister, ltlanehe Edna to Mr. W. I. T. Stringer took place among themost beautiful surroundings. The decorations centered about the ehnncel, which was transformed into a wonderful setting of yellow nnd green, with gnldcnmd and the trum­ pet tlowerd of yellow elder; trailing vines and potted ferns, a perfect background for the wedding group. Tall vases ami golden baskets of yellow elder nestled among the masses of green, while jardiniers filled with golden Hod graced low pedestals. The chnncel-rail was en­ twined with asparagus spengeri. The wedding music was played by Miss Julia Laing. A quurtcC.e composed of W. L. Morgan, Mrs. Claude Ilerjdon, and Messrs. S. 0. Shinholscr nnd J. D. Parker, rendered "Faithful and True" from the Hridal Chorus from I.nhcngrcn (Wagner.) The wedding party entered the church from opposite sides, the maids of honor at the south en-r trance, followed hy the little ilowv girls, Thelma and Ola, sisters of the brides. The father, Mr. J K. Spurting, walked alone preceding the brides, who came in together. The ushers, Mr. Robert Cobb, and Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Douglas have Mr. LeClare Irwin, met the grooms returned after a delightful visit o' sev­ at the western entrance preceding eral days in Folk and DeSoto Counties, them to the chancel where the driving through in their car. While party formed a pretty group. Rev. on this triti they visited Lake Sterns C. W. White using the impressive and Subring, and spent the week end ring ceremony performed the mar­ with relatives at Lake Wales. Mr. riage rites. and Mrs. Dougins an? enthusiastic Memlellshon’s Wedding March was about the beautiful scenery enjoyed and especially that of the Scenic High­ played for the recessional. The llower girls scattered petals way. before the brides as the newly On Monday evening, Rev. and Mrs. wedded couples left the church. C. W. White entertained the stewards They were followed by the maids- «f the First Methodist Church, and uf-honor and ushers. The brides their wives, at the meeting of the month. were most attractive in travelling While the men conducted the business, suits of dark blue *6rge with acces­ Hie ladies engaged in needle work, and, sories in harmonizing tones. Bride later in the evening delicious refresh­ roses were carried hy each. The ments of chicken salad, sandwiches maids of honor were very lovely and Hot chocolate were served. in their pretty orgumlie frocks and big black picture hats, carrying arm bouquets of field daisies. Miss! W. A. Ginn the popular engineer Lillie Ruth Spencer wearing green ; wild makes h'.i home in Sanford wan in and Miss Esther Miller, wearing the city today calling on his mnny fr­ yellow, carrying out the wedding iends. He is at present located in Sarnsetn where he lias a big contract In colors. city and county improvements. The little (lower girls were sweet W gil- '4 XT' and winsome in their lace-trimmed organdie dresses, nnd carried golden baskets of ruse petals, Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Stringer are the attractive young daughters of Mr. J. E. Spurling, possessing a wide popularity nnd charm of man­ ner that lias won for them many friend* *•< wiiil, them happiness. Mr. Wells is a value i employee in the city and Mr. Stringer is n popular a t t bt i f t L*» i •*v« - * Leiv’ng immediately after the ceremony, for a honeymoon trip on the East Coast they were show­ ered with rice and nil the rest of the "good luck" articles. The lo > quets thrown by the brides were successfully caught by Misses Lillie Ruth Spencer nnd Miss Margaret Znrhnrx. tit > f& i * C^ lm which arc fit for use for beverage pur pows. Get a liquor doctor’s prescription calling lor more than u pint. Get a liquor prescription oftener than every ten days. Get a liquor prescription from any person hut a phyildan hold tng a permit to prescribe intoxicating liquor. Accept or receive a consign­ ment of liquor. Advertise by any means liquor, its manufacture or sale. Advertise, manufacture, sell or pos­ sess for sale any ujinsil, contrivance, machine, preparation, compound, tnlw ct, siilistunce, formuln, direction or recipe a vertisod, designed, or intended for use in the unlawful manufacture of intaxicating liquor. Possess any property designed for the unlawful manufacture of liquor. Transport intoxicating liquors in any wagon, buggy, automobile, water or a' r craft, or other vehicle. La* You t an Do Manufacture, buy, cell, or tore hcer ale, or porter, containing less than one, half of one percent alcohol by volumeprovided that they are called hy some, . utho* name than beer, n!e or porter. We Know We Sell The Best Seed Manufacture, huy, hell, nr -tore wine For Florida Farmers i containing li«t than half per cent of Our Reputation of Years alcohol. Manufacture, huy, wit or Assures our Hy-Test Quality tore bwevt thler and vinegar. s e n d rn n r al l r\TAU>fii i: Manufacture liquor for non-hoverage ANP run r. List purpose* after having applied for and We are Familiar with Planting Con­ I r.’ ive 1 permit from i ommi-doner of , i l t iC ." ditions, Perhaps we ran Help You. j uitern.i, rev,,,,,,, vie, imir.tt to mane white us and sell patent medeclnes and flavoring | E. A. MARTIN SEED COMPANY extracts containing alcohol , Dirtroum* v f.,r iim ii*. *..J > j .i c k s o n a i l l i :. : l o u i » a I posc-i, or lii.e religious rite- InthMriui OCTOBER 31, 191$ COMPANY ELDER SPRINGS WATER TIIOMAH I). IIAKRIt. I'h. II. .\r,r.!jliral and {' n n k u llln f C b r i n U l . I ' r nfi - . l . m - l of Na tu ral S d u i c r L m r r l t u a , lioHInt C o l h - f r . I'lurlda I ' t l i a l r l.atiofalur* uf Hollins r » l l r ( M r. T . O . rh arlra W l n l r r Park, I I*., N o r . Sib. I l l s •Sanford, II * ., I l r a r S ir: I h n r rn ra plc lrd careful fh«*niW*l a n * l j « l » of i K r *aniplfl of w*lrr (h*l joii h t n u ( h l mo rartr ta il n e c k . « n t d l i a i r ultlafnrd (be fotlunlng rm oll*: Color___________________ - r.- -C l* « I t e a r l l o n ......... .................................. Neutral L i r e A m m o n i a __00 pari* per million A lb u m ino id Am m onia . . . ________ T r a r e Chlorine ___ _ I .T S Oarl* p r r million T o ta l nolld*__ *1.00 pari* prr million lla rd n r a * 21.01 pari* prr million N l l r a l e a „ a . . . ________________ Trace T h u a h te n r a p r a tllra llr uf free and alb uminoid am monia In thl* u a lt r and II* le r p »m*M amount of rh lo tlne Indlralr * It* e i r r t l e n l qualllj for household purpoaca. In addition la Iho (n n d qualllr r h a r a r l r r l . i l , ■ of nuperler h .u .rk >IJ water, ll po**e**ra eperlal feature* of raurh *a lu r, e»perl»ll» lbo*e of n r r l l r n l natural aeration and L O W d r g r r n af hatdnra*. T h r b a r trr lo lo (lra l aaalpnl*. r e t u l lln f In an a t r r a c r total rn u nl, In fear -n mpte * of t h r nater, nf 3 b a r lr r la per r r n l . : and In O ndlnf no rolnn. or niper harm ful li artrria, fully ro nflrm ll* good qualilr Indicated lif the C I I L X I I t t L analfal*. O f 'h e many ualv r* of thl* and other region* that I hare a n alyird . I h n r i r r k r In all good quallllr* to lh al of the " E l d e r W ater." f . u n d :,otie auperlor Voor* t r r y rrapcctfullr, (S lg n e d i T H U S , It. I I A K E I I T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor T E L E P H O N E lll-XV t i l PA UK AVE. S A N K O I t O . r 1.0 it i n * Farms, Homes, Businesses I HAVE T H E M There i.s ureal activity in homes. If you need one see me. If you want a quick sale—I’ll do it. Then as to farms, groves, etc., there is no liner selection than I have and at right prices. Residence; 5 room cottage, all conveniences, $2500. Resid u e: Same ; ls listed last week and such a h:irgain!i I repeat and urge acceptance at $1250. Home: 221'>acres, a fine place with so mnny good points I want to tell you, at $0000. Grove: About 7 acres, with a nice crop of fruit and considerable extra land at $5500. Watch the South E ast Corner of Page Two J . E . S P U R L IN G W,- s*.«:-ig=r2 \tmMf �OCTOBER 31, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD r AGE THREE YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” 1PUNKA SCRATCH I FEED CHICK KED NHh MU, We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere OV \( ( OUNT OF HOAD MUDDLE THE hoard h e l d sev e r a l .MEETINGS THIS MONTH Hon. Hoard of County Commissioners in and for Seminole County, F'la., met in adjourned session at 10 o’clock A. M., Sanford, Fla.. Oct. 24th, 1919. present: Chairman, L. A. Hrumey, and foirr's: I,. I’. Hagan. C. W. Entr.mingtT.O. I'. Swope, and E. II. Kilbeo, [)„ with Fk A. Douglas, Clerk, and Fk E. Hradey, Sheriff in attendance. Rond of A. II. Key, heretofore ap­ pointed to act and sene as Hond Trust­ ee for Seminole County, Florida, in connection with its $'100,000. Hond Issue, authorized by an election, held throughout Seminole County, on May 13th, 1919, with American Surety Co­ mpany, of New York, a corporation authorized to do business in the State of Florida, an surety, said bond being in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars (10,000.00), conditioned on the faith­ ful performance of the said A. It. Key of Ids duties us said Hond Trustee, ex­ ecuted by the said A. It. Key, and Am­ erican Surety Company of New York, was presented to the Hoard for its np- , S T IL L * D O IN G jfrWMiJw PMOUWg RrcEDjr Groceries, - Black Strap M olasses in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. See us for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, tiiats what you need. PURINA Road M a tte rs A n d T a x e s O ccupy A tte n tio n Phone 181 B U S IN E S S Repeal order*. end unified cuttcineu who have uied our fertilizer yeif »flrr year, who alwayi (lidly recommend oor sood* 10 their 'neiihbori ere our belt advertilament p Our price* not tlw iyi die loweii. but when Q U A L IT Y i* coniidered never loo hijtv Write for Hteil price lint. or lend order end you will be treated right FEHTIUZEKS, rNSECTlClDES. S°kAYEfiS. I'OULTHY SUPrUES PAINTIllt Hit UTILIZER CO. J. L\ Spurting, Local Agent, JnckaonTlIle. Florida Sanford, Florida Free Service PURINA L rcrou CATES CRATE COMPANY provnl, thereupon, Commlnfioiicr L. I'.-Trustee fur SemllRite l onnty, Florida, Hawaii, offemt the following resolu- in connection with its 5300,000.00 Hond ti'inn: Issue, authorized by an diction held Hr it Resolved, that the bond of A. throughout Scinlnule County, on May It. Key Hond Trustee, in the stun of 13tli, 1919, with American Surety CoT«*o LV.!_. IS,C00.C0> m; s;.y . v.f h York, a correlation, with the American Surety Company authorized to do business in the State os surety be, and the •nmo is hereby ®f Moridn, as surety, aid bond l»*itin fully approved l»y this Hoard as to form, in die »um of Ten Thousand Dollars, sufficiency and as to the responsibility (510,000.00) conditioned on the faithof the surety thereon, and, ful performance of the said Frank I. „ .. .. WoodruiT, of his duties us saidltond • ^ . n n 'c ' T m , i Trustee, execute,l by the said Frank 1,. said bond of it. hey be, this day taken Wl)ollrutf> um, Anierican Surely Comand by .the. .Hoard „„„„ iff, Ne M w ..i ork, . was .presented ' , to , ,, approved V , . . of «County . pnny Commtss oners of sc mi nolo County, *, „ _ , . . . . . . , ,, , , , , , J the Hoard for its approval, thereupon Florida, which resolution was duly sec- CommiM,on„ c . u . KntzminKer. of. onded by Commissioner O. \ \ Swope, fw d th(. follimin rwoIution; said resolution being put to the vote, the following named commissioners R® R Kcsolved, that tho bond of voted for the adoption tlicreof, to-wit: Frank L. Woodruff, Rond Trustee, in L. A. Hrumley, Chairman, O. I’. Swujie, tho sum of Ten Thousand Dollars E. H. KiUiee, L. I*. Hagan, C, W. Entx- 510,000.00 with tho American Surety mingcr. i Company, as surety, be, and the same . I as hereby fully approved by this Hoard Horn! of H. F. Whitner. heretofore, t() f , ufficit.ncy nn(I M the roappointed to act and serve n» llond „,Kin9itj|IUy of the surety thereon, and, lrustee for Seminole County, Florida, in connection with its 5d00,000.00 llond | He B It,solved, that the said bond Issue, authorized by an election, held of Frank L, Woodruff, be, this day taken throughout Seminole County, on May;»ml approved by the Hoard of County lath, 1UIP. with American Surety Co- Corr- :. * .«'•Seminole County, mpany of New York, a corporation, au-: whlt-li resolution was duly rcconded by thorized to do business in the State of, Commi ■ ‘'doner I.. I’. Hagan, said r,-. • Florida, os surety. «aid bond being in ohition 1 ■ p u tt ■■ thu sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, nnmctl CmnmUloners voted for the ($10,000.00) conditioned on the faithful adoption thereof, to-wlt L. A. Hrumperformnneo of the said II. F\ Whitner, !**>'• Chairman, C). l\ Swope, F.. H. Kilof his duties as said Horn! Trustee, l«e. L. I*. Hogan C W. Entzminger. executed by the said H. F\ Whitner Hond of Geo. A. DcCottes, to carry and Americnn Surety Company of New firearms, with Jas. C. Roberta and Fred \ ork, was presented to the Hoard for "p. Williams, was approved nnd Licence its approval, thereupon, Commissioner, ori|ur j„ued. C. \V. Entzminger, offered the following j Mr Jt)hn NoU Jr> of t|l0 firm of NnU resouton, £ j^0|j# Contractors addressed the He It Resolved, Unit the bond of R. F\ Hoard and asked for art extension of Whitner, Rond Trustee in tho sum of tin e in which to file bond for $150,000.00 Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) and to execute Contract with the Cowith the American Surety Company, unty of Seminole, until Nov. 4th, 1019. package before package during package THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! Lot uh inspect your battery free. We arc experts on electrical troubles. Scientific repairing and re­ charging done. Wc can take your old battery nnd make it as good as new nnd guarantee it for six months. Wc also Imve expert mechanics to over­ haul or repair your car. Sanford Battery Service Company 20:1 v Oak Avo. L. A. RENAUD, I’rop. i l’hone 189 K E E P Y GIIU EYE O N T H E H E R A L D W A N T C O L U M N [imitinnir.i Dll PONT AMERICANIH',n f l l e ^ mn^nnnlp l I 2S N e w H om es fo r Old out of the o rd in a ry —n flavor nnd smoothness never before attained. T o best realize their qual­ ity. com pare Camels w ith any cigarette in the world at any p rice ! Camels flavor is so refreshing, so enticing, it will win you at once—it is so new and unusual. T h a t’s w.uit Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobacco gives you! You 11prefer this Mend to either kind of tobacco smoked straig ht! As you smoke Camels, you'll note absence of any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or any un­ pleasant cignretty odor. And, you 11 be delighted to discover th a t you Cfin smoke Camels liberally w ith ou t tirin g y o u r taste! Take Camels at any angle— they surely supply cigarette contentment beyond anything you ever experienced. T h e y 're a cig a rette revela tion ! “ L o o k s lila- a n e w h o u s e !” That’s what you mid yotir neighbor« you have given tho place u good paint in; makes old-looking houses now nnd attractive. It keeps them new, adds to their life, by preventing decay and deterioration. H AR R ISO N S i,aints endure Itreatise they are the best that science ninI .skill have developed after u century*.'! successful experience. This it the paint that du Punt lm»!cht. beeaui:* it b;;t roiuenriih American jlutustry i*i cstnlili' hed r< putation, high, ipialily nn l long service. Ask onr local agency to itk.si.xl you in the nrlislie and practical painting of your hv/ue. Ho will gladly show* you color combinations nnd furniali an estimatu on your rci|uirement.i. :t. (im rjq m n i'i.iu itL T H n n n w rsra ri �f *-. » * -•k1 ■ *jr ‘ *L^Fi T ' ■RMUKIR# pp A f t ’. T 1 V: ■' S ,\ - i PACE FOUR R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Iluaincss Manager Published Every Friday by THEHERALDPRINTINGC0a°»iY n u B se w m o N rn itx A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS.FOR THE HERALD in a d v a n c k i 8 1X M O NTH S_____ ,________ ___________ I * ) THREE MONTHS________________________ •*' GENEVA -- ! nf" '''1••? OCTOBER 31, I9j) Jacksonville on Friday. Miss Harriett Grist returned homo on Mondny from Tampa, where she has been visiting friends. The Seminole Sunshine Club serv­ ed ice cream at the Library last Friday, the proceeds will go towards gotting up a basket bnll team. Mr. Yates and family have moved to Orlando. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Hartley have moved into the Clousor hmi««. You Are as a depositor—as a SAVER—as a customer who is laying aside a competence for the later years. Talk to us today—no one ever sees tomorrow. : Mr. nnd Mrs. L I* Daniels and baby of New Smyrna spent the week-end hfcre with their parents, &CAPITAL $30,000.00 SUR PLU S $15,000.00 Mr and Mrs W. J. Daniels. Trlffhan* No. 141 Offlr*: lie raid Balldlnf Mrs. Harold Pattlshnll and smnll Keep up the good work anti get ready son left for their home in Jackson­ for a big season. ______ ville Inst Saturday after luting visited Mr. and Mrs. It. It. Pultlo shall the past few days, while Dr. LwahTyquhW sih£S5Those new buildings going up everyHarold Pnttishnll was In New Orleans where are making the city great. attending the dentists clinic, O----W. R,STEVENS R. R. DEAS, C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA C. D. COUCH C. W. Cuipeppcr was sen? as a I'rH U m 7l»rrMM»l Are you tnkinc your daily p&pCi? Cashier An'l Carhia, WEST GENEVA AVENUE If not why not? It is free this week. delegate from the W. O. W. camp The hot weather is still holding here to the convention of that T H E BA N K T H A T IN SU RES YOUR DEPOSITS -----O----on. It don’t seem like we are going body in Jacksonville this week. Those soft coal miners will have some­ Hilly’' Grant is visiting bis sisters to have any cold weather this year. thing to think about when winter comes It has been the hotest weather for on nnd there will In* no coal for their the Misses Cnllin nnd Lois Grant many years. at Jacksonville. families. We had a fine rain Friday after­ giitor, Mrs. N N. Swnson, went -----O----Mr». Frank Pitts, who has been noon nnd it was needed had on the to V.’nycrosa, Ga., Tuesday to visit Ann again it will lie bitter to reside spending some time with her mother, relatives. gardens. in Florida when the coal strike is on Mrs, Grant, left Inst Thiursdny Mr. and Mrs. G. C. ChamberSome of the sweet potato crop than in some of the colder states to the to join her husband at Stuart. Inin expect Mr C brother nnd wife is poor this year. Some made good north of us. Wood may be high but Rev. Mcmfnrt of Ml canopy prea­ from Watertown, N. Y„ in a few j there is enough to go around. ched nt the Baptist Church here Inst and some made none. There is a days to remain through the winter j great complaint of ground moles. -----O----Sunday afternoon. \yith them. They are bad in some places. If you have a bouse you ean fix up, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Phillips I. I). Martin and H. G. Dettrick Vegetables seem to lie scarce in if you have a room you can spare or and Mrs. Adam- were shopping liave had telephones placed in their town this season. There are but if you have w ernl rooms that you can in Orlando last Thursday. homes. few to be seen anywhere but it is Many farmers in the North the past Summer have arrange for light house keeping let it Miss Helen Moran, Aubrey Moran, on account of the hot weather. Miss Annie Cameron nnd other lost heavily, especially on potatoes by using a FER­ be known at once for there will be Jr., nnd Culver Etheridge spent last TILIZER with a Potash content containing mutter of The oranges are still splitting and members of the family are pleasant­ people to take them. such strengtli Ihnt the roots were burned and plants Saturday in Sanford. it looks like they are all going to ly located at t ho corner of Oak killed. O----Mrs. A. A. Mdrar., Sr., left last drop olT. It seems like we are not avenue and 7th street mailing it The lleratd bad a lot of wire stud week fur New Smyrna, where (the It is to you* vitul interest to us*; a Fertilizer that more convenient for school. this week about Senator .Marlin being will visit a few days before going Hoing to have any left, on the trees has been proved out this past season. Wc have the Fer­ Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pruvatt this year but we hope so any way. tilizer and the vegetables to prove it at our office. sick and Senator Martin being able to on to her home in Miami. hud as their guests Sunday, Mrs. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sims a Prcvatt’s brother, Arnold Currie, sit up and take nourishment and Sen­ Mrs. ft, G. Nicholson returned Wednesday. Mother ator Martin luing unable to read hi- inline lust Saturday after having cf Hartford, Conn. With him were Pu| ht and we confess that lift- Senator spent several weeks with her son, and baby both doing well. Manufacturers of a party of friends, Mrs, Cofruu ami does not appear In the list of our ac­ Jasper Nicholson, who has boon Mrs. Culp and Mrs. Roldnxoi • - ■ : ■■ f ft Fall*, quaintances but lie is nreliably nil cii * n'-.c caiUt.K at Nuns Fruit Conn, i ne entire party motored •lliilv ill :.t nrd w.v'h the ruuney it i . . . get' aitcriioiin. through (mm the North for a tour his name in print by the wire route. * The friends of Mrs. J. V. Wicks Mrs. J. E. Vaughn wus in Sunford of Florida and will return the same will lie glau to know site is improving We hnj-j be is able to get nut to-day way. Any amount of Potash desired for our exp< nae account is growing. from her recent illness. Tins'* t.t- shopping and attending to ' usiness Frank C. Greenmnn is motoring tending the "Good roads" meetingjSaturdny. of the county commissioners at | From th amount of sugar cane with a party from Owosso, Michi­ Sanford last Tuesday evening were going by every day there must lie gan to Sanford. Mr. Grecmmin Mr. and Mrs. Knilor llurlott, II. a lot of it made. There is from lias been on a visit to home folks 4 \ H. Pattishall, W. A. Wliit come, two to three loads passing the in Michigan Since July. 11G No. Park Avenue Sanford, Fla. Mrs. Harold Hcernn will reach E. II. Klllire, Aubrey Moran and road every morning nnd the price Sanford Saturday from' a stay of M. E. Dooley. is high, ten cents a stalk. There several months in the North. The general merchandise nnd gro­ is good money in raising cane. C. E. Chorpeuing .chaperoned a cery .store of Logan Mercantile It seems like Mr. Nicola can't jolly party of young folks who went Co. was broken into Inst Saturday improve in health anymore. He is to Geneva last Wednesday night to night by parties unknown so fur still on the sick list with rheuma­ the play given by Geneva talent. nnd about two hundred dollars tism. Sin says it was t he best ever. worth of goods stolen! Everybody ought to get together Fire destroyed the bnrn on the; The young people of Geneva on the llth of November nnd have a Dr, Hass place in Cameron City gave a play at the town hull Inst celebration tiny. Tliat is one day lust Friday noon. Sonic celery blea­ Wednesday evening for the benefit that ought to he celebrated n» long ching paper and fertilizer was con­ of the playgrounds at the public ns the world stands for it was a sumed belonging to Louis Kinard. school. The play was well rendered glorious day to the whole world. » The fire started from burning of! under the supervision of Mrs. M. It ought to in carried on in the land praparatory to plowing is where we lead E. Dooley, each participant doing honor of our good President Wil­ Haygood Warren shot a wildcat GEAR CUTTING their part with credit. A lurge son. near the obi marl pit last Friday AUTO WORK number from Sanford, Moores Sta­ We are all glad to know President morning early ACTELYNE tion and Oviedo were present. A Wilson is improving arid truly hope Oflicc in Peoples’ Bank Building. Sanford, Florida We were most happy to see the WELDING neat sum was realized. he will soon he aide to he with iis Sanford Daily Herald All good a^nin. In fact anything in wishes for a successful prosperous Sanford daily MACHINE LONG WOOD PICK-UPS It seems like the sugar shortage SH O P J T McGnhey of Hollins College hits us every Christmas so wc WORK. spent the week-end with his parents, have to have svrup cakes but we LAKE MONROE Mr and Mrs McGnhey truly hope we can get enough this No lost lime here, your The school house will he a scene work ready when Fruit and Vegetable Crate* Mrs C. W. Kntzminger arrived Christmas to bake some cakes and Of a spooky party on Hallowe'en a few pies cant get enough now promised. home Saturday, having spent several You Fan flay From U» at to sweeten a cup of coffee, but When Jack O’Lnntcrns proui about weeks with relatives in Georgia. And skccry goblins shriek and Hhout, WbutcMlo Pric«i hope to have it soon anyway in Mrs. Gregory Mnurey «'f Orlando And if you're there from seven to time for Christmas cooking. f “ H was th** guest of Mrs. Dinkie on ten Writ# fur I tl*9 I Ml We are proud of our Daily Herald, Perhaps you'll see some witchcraft r Sunday. Just think we can get the news W.A. Merrytlajr Umpaiy f— ;;J then. C. W. Kntzminger went up to every day from our little Snnford Hut surely you'll he taken to task Palatka, Florida city and county. Our city is im­ If you don't dress up and wear a %*r proving every day. We have good mask. business in Sanford nnd good people The Hallowe'en jninborec to lie to carry the business on. Where given at the schoolhousc is expected is one that wouldn’t be proud of to bo a very pleasant cw nt. A Sanford and our city? ghost party or masquerade is always = STANDS FOR Mrs. Fred Krcll left Tuesday to a delight to the young, and the join her husband in Leesburg, where lie is employed in the orange packing grown-ups as well. We have b o r-1£2 rowed our custom of celebrating business. the eve of All Hallows, or the festi­ It seems like our brick road is val of All Saints, from England coming slow out our way but we nnd Scotland, where it has long will make good use of it when we been given to fireside gatherings, do get it. with nm y weird ceremonies where­ Well, our Freedom Day will soon in the young folks sought to pull lie here again, the llth of Novem­ aside the veil of mystery concerning ber. That will be one day that their future sweethearts. Many The fact that it is about as will he long remembered by every­ ghostlike apparitions, witches upon difficult for a person to take body in this world. broomsticks and Jack O'Lantcrns care of his money as earn it, celebrated the occasion, but now makes it necessary for him to in this country the day is noted for have safe advice as well as se­ EAST SANFORD the boyish pranks and practical curity of place and of invest­ Rev. J. It. Allen, the pastor for jokes. ment. the M. E, church society in East The Sanford Daily, which came Sanford, is over from his home in out splc and span ’ ’i s gladly This institution offers both Enterprise for the week assisting Heralded. Indeed the paper is well to its depositor®, and for over Rev Summers to conduct the ser­ gotten up and is very creditable one quarter of a century it has vices at Moore's station church. and a valuable addition to the provided a bulwark of safety Mr. Summers was pastor of the' Florida Press. A bright, clear, for the people of this commun­ M. E. church in Sanford 7 years wholesome daily is an advantage ity. ago and made many friends out to a town, and a great ndverisehere as he preached twice a month ment to the community and the and held a very successful two weeks county at large. A good strong revival beside. Mr. Summers gave publication is a power within itself up his pastorate to work at Camp and it does more in the upbuilding There Are None Better Johnson during the war and is of the community than any other now in the service of the state us a one thing. Its influence is "keenly missionary for the M E. Church felt and it can more easily sway Society. the public mind than any other Henry McCashcll reached here organ. At the present time u news­ from overseas last Friday. Henry paper is not only a sheet for dis­ had HI months service in France seminating news, but it i» apparently a teamster, most of the time. a leader In politics, i» commentator SANFORD, FLORIDA £ He saw a good deal of the country on the sumo, on religion, research, § science, amusement and sport, sor| but the U. S. of A. is the beat. vUontinucd on page 8) Mrs. G C. Mcbougnl and dau* j I b U r t d u S m K l- r tiM Mall M ailer A ofuti U a d tfOA. at IN r*«laIBra al Saafotd. ElarMa Under A n *»f March Srd. 1*73 •!;. mmmmmi COUNTY HAPPENINGS ONE TEAII__________________ — **-«J $ /•* '■* THE SANFORD HERALD THESANFORDHERALD U ■ ■ SAN FORD Truckers and Farmers GREAT DANGER IN POTASH -- f The International Products Corp., h‘ "Viciuiv Land reniiizer 4 8 4 W . E. H A T H A W A Y , A G EN T J n Ml M A C H IN E .t It • . I ? ■‘ ! i i U ■' W} 4; [ f # ■A- . U : ■} H i | r. BUICK CARS SH O P WORK ' ' *£■ m Mi: You Know What That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent TTs m | jD\ \ * ■/ On Flour, G rain and Feed j ’£ Hill Hardware Co. = llllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllll =!lliillllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllll!llllll!llla 5X SERVICE. QUALITY, AND PRICE I A PLAIN FACT! Planet Jr. Hand Cultivators We Have Them McWhorter Fertilizer Distributors See Us Before Placing Your Order Hardware Co. I First National Bank | �Little Happenlnga Mention of flatter# In-Brief, THE SANFORD HERALD In and A b o u t •jt The C ity ,p personal Items of Interest Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams a Dort, you will like it. 4-t 5 . S. Jones, Chiropractor and motored over from'Orlando on r light hauling call Phone 10G E. Chorpening. 8-10tp L. Polk of Jacksonville was in the Monday slinking hands with old Hide n D.ort you will like it. 4-t Mr. and Mrs. John H. Harrison of Philadelphia Pa., are guests of the Lin­ coln House. EZ- Seal pint fruit jars at L P. McCullcr’s. 56-ft Drs. Puleston and Tolar motored up to Jacksonville on Fridcy, returning home on Saturday. Ride a Dort, you will like it. 4-t Ron. Forrest Lake left last night for ‘ >where he went on business Jacksonville ts to return today. arid cxpcclCompleto stock Diamond tiresWight Tire Co 55-tf l. Maxwell. District Superinten­ dent of the Western Union spent sev­ eral hours in the city on Saturday. Hide a Dort, you will like it. 4-t Mr. A. J. Pound of Cresent City, npr. • . u.ig the Oversea Brand Product* i« a husincu visitor In the city. ports for everybody. IJrynn Auto Co. 4-tf Ron. Janiei Alexander of DeLand wn in the city tod*v and naid the Sahfor>l Herald ollice an appreciated visit. Pint Mqson fruit jars at L. P. »! ■ r r.-I \!r. and Mrs. Krupp returned last r:i, t from ri extended trip through the la rth wnirh covered several weeks. Buy Diamonds Wight Tiro Co. 55-tf Mr. zr.d Mr . Ernest Krupp returned Sunday from a ddightfulitincrury of '‘ i-ral weeks s|H*nt in the North and West. Dr. I). C. Ward, Osteopath is in Sanford on Monday, Wednesday and Fr ay of each week. 58-tf Mrs. Saunders anti pnrty drove over from Gainesville to uttend the initiation ceremonies of the 0 . E. S. on Friday flighttjuart Mason fruit jars at L. P. MrCuller’fl. 5G-tf An attractive group of girls from Rol­ lins College. spending the week-end at home, were Missc* Sarah Wight, Kath­ leen Brady anti Florence Witte. AUTO TRANSFER CO. PHONE 114 Philips Old Drug Store Stand Phone Orders also Taken at Hotel Carnes All Kinds of Hauling Baggage Transferred Meet all Trains PHONE 111 INSURANCE Fire Automobile Theft Liability Collision Bonds Represent 20 Leading Companies Writing Every Branch B. W. Tlerndon 105 WEST FIRST STREET IUIONEH NrvlUrnr** 83 or 3G7 Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers The Daughters of Wesley will hold their annual hncnnr and a cooked food sale Saturday, Nov. 22, 1919. Place announced lator. 6-tf Mr. Alex Vaughn, Mrs. Fannie Lee his daughter and Mr.-Sanford Doudney retuined Saturday from Mian.I whero they spent several days with relatives. Pansies. Phono 2G0 W? 9-2tc Mr: Polk who wr- hzz !.L» home in Jacksonvillea was formerly a resident of Sanford and he has to cumc hack once in a while to see how the city has grown. There’s a man at the curl) to serve you. 55-tf Mrs. Alice E. Schultz and Mrs. Mon­ tie 0. Fish distinguished visitors stop­ ping at tho Seminole Hotel have re­ turned to their homo in Sarasota. Mr. and Mrj. Schello Mnines and Mr*. George Hyman motored to Plant City and Tampa Friday afternoon and returned Sunday night. Rev. George Hyman wlllarrompany them from Plant For Sale—G ft. Ilglitwood post and cull cross tics for fence posts 30c each f. o. b. Wagner. Carlots ur less. O. C. Bryant, Wagner, Fla. U-W-4tp A1 Lilja returned home last night from the Wa>‘cro»s Hospital whore ho was taken several weeks ago after an attack cf sickneu caused by gallstones. He is much improved hut will not he able to raiumc his run on the A. C. L. fer m iut lime. Bring your hemstitching to MrsMaude I’hilmon at the French Shop. Also dressmaking u spec­ ialty. . 11-W-tf The many friends of Mrs. C. E. Henry will be glad to learn that she arrived safely in Philadelphia and is now in the hpipital where a speedy recovery will K? made. Mr. Henry and Ruth will stay In Philadelphia this week and then return hom?. Piano and Harmony taught by Progressive Series Method. Con­ servatory graduate.* Phone 230, Mrs W. N. Ankncy, 91S Myrtle ofiAve. Fri. and Tues-Gtc The Ladies’ Union o.* the Con­ gregational Chiurch will hold their annuul bazaar Dee. 13. Place to he announced later. 9-ltc Miss Boyce Suddath of Columbia (la. registered at the Lincoln House on Friday. She will teach the Paula school this winter. The Ladies Guild of tho Kpiscopa church expect to hold a bazaar and fair for tiirec afternoons und nights of Dec. 2nd, 3rd and 4th in the DR. DAVIS the well known optometrist Parish House. 1-tf will be at the Lincoln House Mrs. Sadie Allen ami Miss Anna again about Nov. 5, 1919. Allen were hostesses to Mrs. Alice Sch­ Eyes tested and tilled, with ultz and Mrs. Montie Fish , on a drive glasses for headache and in and around Sanford on Saturday. poor vision. 11-W-ltc WHEN YOU THINK OF CAN DY THINK OF THE KANDY KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR IN IT WE HAVE IT. STAR THEATRE BUILDING. 49-tf .Mrs A. T. Rossettvr returned home Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Saturday night after spending several Key will regret to hear of the serious month* with friends and relatives in illness of Mrs. Key's father, Mr. Geo­ Massachusetts and other stale.,. rge E. Rice, who arrived from the north WANTED — OLD CLEAN ust week. Mr. Rico was ill when he RAGS. ANY RIND EX­ cached Sanford, hut his condition has CEPT OLD SOCKS, grown rapidly worse and he was taken COATS. PANTS, OR to Orlando on Friday for nn operation RED SPREADS. AT THE and. treatment, lie was nrcompnnied HERALD OFFICE. 59-lf by Mr. and Mrs. Key, und his wife. Mrs. H. It. Stevens and daughter The latter will remain with him at the Rebecca were called to Ashley Penn., Hospitn! until lie is able to return to Saturday night by the death of Mrs. Sanford. Stevens sister, Miss Fannie Black. Mrs. Bertha A. Saul* of Atlanta Ga. COLLIDED WITH AUTO formerly of Enterprise and well known in Sanford, is registered at the Seminole. Arthur Gatchcll Hurt When Motor­ Mrs. Sauls is here on business und plea­ cycle Hits Jitney sure combined. * Rus Mr. Vaughn and Mrs. Lee stayed at Arthur Gatchell received a num­ the home of Mrs. French Mr. Vaughn's ber of bruises and u deep gusli cut daughter, and Mr. Doudnoy visited in in ids head when lie collided with the home of his brother Gurney who the Jitney Bus yesterday afternoon was injured recently in nn automobile while riding a motorcycle. The ac­ accident. cident occurred nt the corner of Dr. Conway of Orange City preached Second street and Magnolia avenue at the morning and evening services as Arthur was riding on Magnolia of tho Presbyterian church during the and the jitney under the guidance absence of Dr. Brownlee who is attend­ of Conductor Hogun was going out ing the St. Johns Presbytery. Second street. The motorcycle rid­ L. J. Maxwell, district commercial den by Arthur belonged to Lee superintendent of the Western Union Peck and it was badly demolished. was in the city Saturday on an inspec­ Arthur received a gash in the left tion tour. He found tho Sanford of­ side of his hend and was taken to fice under Manager I fall in first class Dr. Denton’s office where lie was patched up and wan out in a few condition. Walter und Hawkins Connelly who momenta seemingly none the worse have been attending G. M. A. at Col­ for wear. Since a hog on the Oviedo lege Park Ga., have returned home and road a few- nights ago tried to put exj>ect to go to some other school next the jitney buss out of business week, probably one in Florida and and failed It is not good form to collide with this Juggernaut and closer home. The many Sanford frknds of Rev. it is lucky for nil parties concerned G. B. Waldron will he interested to that no one was killed yesterday. know that he is spending two weeks in Wo have not been nblo to learn Grand Rapids, Mich, attending the Nat­ who was at fault hut it would lie ional Council of Congcrgational Chur­ well for all drivers of autos and ches. He will return about the first of motorcycles and nil kinds of vehicles to drive slower on the crossings November. und Stop, Look mol Listen. There Notice is a lot of fas* driving und careless To the stockholders of the First driving going on nt present and a National Bunk of Sanford, Fin. more serious accident is Imund to Noticeyfs hereby given that pur­ happen unless the drivers of some suant to a resolution of the Board of these vehicles are not more careful. of Directors, a meeting of the Stockholders of the First Nutiouul Magnolia Has Building Record Bank of Sanford, Florida, is called With the many buildings nnd im­ to lie held in the City of Sanford, provements going on in every part Florida, in the office of the said of Sanford no one section has any­ Bank, on the 4th day of December, thing on the other but the west A. D. 1919. at 3 o’clock P. M. side of Magnolia avenue curries of the said dutc, to vote upon the of! the palm in the building line question of increasing the capital between Third street, and Fourth stork of said Bunk. street. In this block the Monte­ 10-Gtc B. F. Whitner, Cashier. zuma Hotel of course is first witli all its many improvements going on. Rut next to the Montezuma F. P. Foster started the ball roiling by Christian Science services building u room and porch on iiis will be held nt the Woman's residence. A. T. Rossettcr next Club, Oak avenue, between door would not tnke a dare nnd Third and Fourth strets, started n large porch on his home on Sunday, morningat 10jand next to Mr. Rossettcr, V. C. •If) odock. Subject: “ Ever­ lasting Punishment.” 18-tf Slalq and County Licenses State and County Licenses are now due for the period beginning This one block on Magnolia at tho present time has the building October 1st. Jno. D. Jinkins, record nnd demonstrates that im­ Tax Collector Seminole Couniy 7-4tc provements stz.ted never end hut keep up an endless chain and one improvement shows up the other Boost i' s Auto Transfer. All trains fellow- making him get Rosy at 'pee in order to keep up with the proI’lioniJ 91. Hotel Carnes PAGE FIVE Hie Stuff They’re Made of Marks Their Worth HE greater mileage, the uninterrupted service that' Fisk Tires give, starts with their built-in goodness. B ig— way oversize— tough; measure their mileage against any tire you have ever used. T They are bnilt to an ideal — **To be the Beat Concern in the World to Work for and the Squarest Concern in Existence to do Business with/* Next Time— B U Y F IS K TU>« I* Rs tlrtf ii«r ri«*i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I-or Sale- Wood or coal range with tank, practically new. Enquire 919 (Ink Avc. 8-tf. U All Local AuTcrtisemcntH Under For Sale—23 acres on lake front, This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum 3 1„• acres cleared, li room house in good condition and outbuilding. Charge 25 Cents. •I miles from Sanford. Enquire Her­ In answering nn advertlsojnent ald OllU-e. 7-tf. where no name is mentioned In the id, plcnae do not ask The Herald for Information as to the Identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser ia and If For S ale— Prepare lor cold weath­ we do we arc not allowed to give er NOW, Buy your winter's lire out this information. Simply write wood now and snvc money. Oak or a letter and address it ns per in­ pine. Either stove or fireplace wood. structions In the ad. Phone 119-W. Roberts & Smith, Wanted —From Tick immunity A Wood Yard, corner tith and Elm. 5-tf 1 Registereii Holstein Cow to gi\o from 5-7 Gallons milk dnily. Box For sate or exchange-*-! Vault •144, Sanford. M-W-tf door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 inches high, I small Safe, 34 inches FOR SALE high, 1 adding machine. Must sell quick. C. Caro of Hcrali^. G2-tf. For Sale —Hut Rack and Kitchen Cabinet at reasonable price, 807 FOR RENT Magnolia or phono 312 J. 10-2tc For Rent—Furnished Room to Fur Sale—Two five acre tracts gentleman, 110 West 3rd. St. 10-2tf> of land, walking distance. Will give For Rent Four Furnished Room. time on part payments. P. 0. 709 Magnolia Ave. Smith ut Hill Box 117. 10-2tp Hdw. Go. For Sale 2 nearly new Pool For Rent—Four connecting house­ tables. Will consider trade on mules keeping rooms, furnished und with or auto truck. Rox 27G, Sanford, large garden. P. O. liox 117. Fin. • 10-tf J. S. Crutchfield, vice chairman nml member of tin- hoard of directors of the American Fruit C o, was in the city to­ day going over the farming situation with F. F. Dutton Mr. Crutchfield lias visited ’ar.ford before and has many friends i re who are glad to see him again. Dill Pickles Young Radishes Chit ken Gumbo Choice Bridled Indian River Trout Matra do Hotel Roost Prime Rile* of Western Reef Au Jus Roast Native Ducklin Oyster Dressing, (in-en Apple Sauce Fried Young Chicken A la Mnryland Mashed nr Boiled Potatoes Corn Mullins Spaghetti A la Creole Vegetable Salad String Beans Boiled Rice Choice Vanilla Ire Cream Chocolate Puddidg, Cream Sauce Poach or Apple Pin Tea or Coffee For Snle—Four-room house cor­ ner 5th and Palmetto, east nnd soutli front. Lot 31x117 feet. Price $1,500, half cash. W. M. Haynes, Herald Ollice. 10-tf For Sale —Five acres of land, orange and other fruit trees, land for cultivation. Four room house on place. Two miles from Sanford. A d d ress 1'. D. cure Herald. 10-2t^ For Sale—Cabbage Plants. Ap­ proximately half million, Succession und Charleston Wakefield, Nov. first. $2. large quantities. Order now. Dr. Love, DeLand, Fla. Farm Photography a specialty. Photos of all kinds. See Slieufer at 113 Elm Ave. 9-tf For Sale—House and Lot, 819 Elm Ave., cor. 9th street. Inquire of J. M. Rice, above address. 9-ttp For Sale—Half million celery plants, imported French seed, free from blight nnd root knot. Will sell in beds or count. Write for price and quantity wanted. Clay County Gnrdening Co, Green Cove Springs. Fin. 9-4 tp For Sale- I Pass, specially mqdc Tsoita Franchlnl cor 65-90 II. P. chain drive, cost $12,000 new 1912. Wheel base 108 inch. Tires 3Gx4, 30x5. Etect starter and lights, 4 speeds, Bran exhaust pipes, Picl cutout, double mUffier, 2 Bull's eye side lights, vent on top nnd Safety of your funds and business interests at our hands is our most obivious duty to you. But we go further than that. We are so vitally interested in your business wel­ fare as it affects our own community that we will go out of our way at any time to help make safe any in­ terest you may have anywhere. When we can be o f service to you, r call on us freely .^ O H E jH S T I T U T ie J N ^ j 1(-* i it ; r|I OCTOBER 3I> 1913 �THE SANFORD HERALD Lower Prices for Fertilizer Two Reductions in 1919 Have you our latest Price List! It will Interest you. Ideal fertiliser* nt give tatter value for the money than any rommodit/ bought by the grow either ior farm operations or for household u*e. Quality maintained ___ Write to us at onc«r regarding your Ml requirements. Shall we send our new Vegetable book? Wilson & Toonter Fertilizer Co. Manufacturers Ideal Fertilisers. Dealers in Spray Pumps and Insecticides It. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford branch SEED POTATOES I NS E C T I C I DE S CAN SECURE | FROM US ALL KINDS OF SPRAYS AND INSECTICIDES — PRICES ARE RIGHT. Deliveries of all goods arc alow and uncertain. You will be more certain of getting your goods when needed if your order is in our hands. Large stocks of all growers' supplies. ^ S A V E ^ the Leather the b*tf, jack-o’-Untem , which filled the fireplace in the living room. Yellow shaded lights cast a soft glow over the laughing faces of the guests, while goldenrod and dabes completed the decorations. The "apider wehM prove*} a source of much amusement, and when each guest had unraveled it, each found a cunning favor of black cal or yellow hat. Awe and fear M P Vipon the Jolly merry-makers when the ghostliest of ghorts which had been proven to bo only a dummy, began its stately promenade down the hail c r.i-th o u g h ii.e rooms, but as ghosts never come hack from tho^ other world to reveal the secrets of this life, it will ever remain a mystery how the strings were pulled to create animation in th e ghost that walked. Engagement Announced Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Alexander Harrold announce the engagement "rid approaching marriage of their daughter, Muriel, to Mr. Emmett Monroe Hunt, the marriage to he solemnized Tuesday, November Ele­ venth at the *First Presbyterian Church, Sanford, Fla. The announcement will be of interest to the hosts of friends of SEMINOLE C O U N T Y SHOULD the contracting parties, throughout GET T O G E T H E R FOR IMG the South. GREETING TO OUR SOLDIERS The bride-elect is an unuixally AND SAILORS. charming member of the younger society set and her many friends will regret to hear th a t she will not reside here after her marriage. Mr. Hunt will be remembered ns having been in the commission business throughout th-* Southern states, but since his release from the navy has been connected with Morris anil Company of Charles­ ton The many 'Heml* or rn* a*;;! S. I'uleston mid their tw o attractive! little (laughters are regretting their departure this week for their future home in Miami. Identified with^ the professional and social life of the city for a number of years' they will be greatly missed. Dr. I Pule.ston is one of the most success- j ful physicians in the county and is ; a popular society m;.n. M/a. Pule«ton is one of the most attractive young matrons of the socity set, possessing a charm and personality that appeals. Sanford’s loss is Mi­ ami’s gain in enurnbering among her residents this popular family. Give the world the once over ISTEN , fellows, to some . straight talk. M any a man when he gets to be 40, m /sses s o m c th in g . H e m ay h a v e lots of money, and a fine family but— He never “got out and saw things”. After h e gets settled down, it's to o late. L Every man wants to sec the world. N o man likes to stand still all his life. The best time to T R A V E L is when you're young and lively—right N O W I Right NOW your Uncle Sam hcalling,"ShovcolTr' He wants men for Ids Navy. He'i inviting you! It's the biggest chance you'll ever get to give the world the once over I The Navy goes all over the world—sail* the Seven Sea*— squints at the six ccntjnem*— /bar's it* business. You stand to tee more odd tight*, wonder­ ful scenery and strange people than you ever dreamed of. You'll work hard while you work. You'll play hard while you play. You’ll earn and learn. You'll get, in addition to "shoreleave", a 3n-day straight vaca­ tion—which is more than the average bank president can count on. You can join for two years. When you get through you'll be physically and mentally "tuned up" for the rest of your life. You’ll be ready through and through for SUCCESS. There's a Recruiting Station right near you. If you don't know where it is, your Post­ master will be glad to tell you. T H E M O ST DANGEROUS DISEASE Epworlh [.en 'iij Entertainment A jolly party rd fifty a t mo o member* of the Epwcrth League roasted wr.nies and enjoyed a picnic su fp tr tn the *hore* of Silver L ake, Friday evening. Swimming and boating were among the guy pleasure* of the evening. Gathering around fhc cam p fire* songs and merry tales complet d the fun and frolic of the occasion. Shoe Polishes KeepYourShoesNeat v LIQ U ID S AND PASTES FO RBIACK ^ ^ W H I T E * T A N AND OX-BLOOD Z A X v (DARK B R O W N ) S H O E S \ A f.r. OALLXY c o u o tx n o n s OCTOBER 3|, 1919 ''.ATE GLASS Our Agent, MIt. II. « form* of Insurance a Through Ids niniu-clio Hull In the ter, *. uil(l . T t n r t r cv vr C »p ir* .'.u : > >T K- J ) . p )L A Y the smokegamo with a jimmy 1 pipe if you're hankering for a hand­ out for what aila your smokcappetitcl For, w ith Princa Albert, you’ve got a r.ew listen on the pipe question that cuts you loose from old stung tongue and dry throat worries! '} Made by our exclusive patented process, Prince Albert is scot free from bite and parch and hands you about the licgest lot o f omokefun that ever was scheduled in your direction! ,|| !|| roiH-'-iic, perfectly blended f Clear I lavana filler and shade y good retailer introduction to J.u Vnrr CigarCo; r, :<■-) viRdl.i.'A^^?}; * Prince Albert is a pippin cf a pipe-pal; lulled tnto n cigarette it GINIA LEE For Sale Everywhere 1Miiillllllllllll 1 ., *Ltn TAMPA, FLORIDA Burn* wore , on Monday nijht nt tin ir homo on Ma piulia iivonue, itll the old fa dduned Hallowe'en .v.ni wore played, nnd delirious iMredthtonla In kreping with ihu ■•••. on, wore -crvul, tun dating oj "pumpkin" pio, Kamlwlcho ?, fruits iml coffee, wlillu puncli vn • served through the evening. One of the original fo.iturea of the party w.u r I f i i , .'nnffidftti jjfltnJ a n d AdfApiem/ tin t* J* H, J. Rcyno homi* :/ r>«»rw/ cryitatgptai9 h'lmiJcr . **.....I- j :ccq i„i £uth (Xf/ccf comditt-atu nnnv W i n a to n - S a le n i. N. C. �THE SANFORD HERALD OCTOBER 31. » » \\. F. Witness m B artlett O ak flc ld t G a . , M a y ? 0 , 1 9 1 7 . K en tu ck y M lg . C o ., Paduchah, Ky. r>irjse allow me to state th a t I V . tnld your 1)0K cholera remedy (h* ' one season and have ordered , more for th'* L“st yt*ur, 1 ■ ,0 12 or 15 men who raise hand «■ Clffit an d tha seal of Florida, offer and expos# lor aale, to C ourt an d t h t x m I l U w ! im* tha m n >urt. Seventh Judicial Circuit th e h ig h r 't bidder for caab, tfao following dcua lt y of Saptomher, A. D. 1919. ' county fll Sertlm.lv, a u t o of r . ?rlB* and bcln* In th e C ounty (•call E. A. I)OU(lEARS. Clerk. '* the 3rd (tav of R i t l i n b t i , 5*. ttcmlnoU and Siato of Florida, to-wlt: Ilavla Gilse, Tha N W IJ of HK«( ( I f n 10 a r m lo N orthSnllrltore for Complainant. . ■ . ; E. A. DOttO LASS, caat corner), S)4 of ,SEJ| In See. 19, Tha 6-9te Ciaik Circuit CopM, livmlm.l- Co., Fla. NVj of N E I J of See. 30, all In Township 0»or*o A. IifCuiiM . SO, Range 32: alto the N of MEW of SEI» Solicitor and of Cmin.-I f?y Complainant. u{ M b * S W JJ of N f f i f (lett beginning In the Circuit Court #f i h r S e t e n l h Judicial Circuit eT Florida, S em lnele Csunty. In C orntr run E a tt 10 thalna. N orth Chancery. 13.31 chain", Weal 10 rhilna. South 13.33 In t If call Court. S e te n lh C lrruli. Seminole chalnt) In Section 13, all Iri Townahlp 20 ' • F . Lain*. Joined by J . E . I.alng, h t r hue* County, Florida Fnutb of Hinge 32 E aI t . To aatlafy final Overstreet T u rpentine C om pany Compfalnanta '< -- PA G E S b T E N eole aurvlng hrlra a t law of J i n n Cowart, daerated are defendant*. I, the undersigned • pedal m u te " . H I!, C5 U u i l t r , N ntamtier 3rd., 1919, during the legal hnura nf aale, In front o the C o u rt Haute door In S an ­ ford, Find la, offer for rale and tell to the b ltln o t and heat bidder (nr r a t h , the fo|. lowing dncrUied la n d t and real rotate, • itu a tr d I n , the City of Sanford, Stmlnole County, F'orida, to*wlt! Lot One, llloclc Nlnr, Tier C, of flerngctnwn, Sanford, Florida, according to K. It.-Trafforil'a Map of tald Town: ptirchater to nav for Hriv, W itneit me hand thla tat dav of October 1919. E. F. H O U S H O LD Iilt. Special M ailer. D lrkinvm A Dickinson 7-5tc Solicit.ire for Complainant*. ail petition*-and (Wan all property owner* an opportunity to h r heard a n d have made all correction* which In xhrir judgem ent W )u*t, i»nu and hn a iP t e ecijudnatu q u a l l e d *11 aaateaimentf, jH-'i u rc in ir n iy . ■aid amount* an d aieeaementa a* Hard and rqualited thall sta n d at a lien aga.nst laid property to h r enforced e ftrr th* vomuletloa of said work In the manner provided by the lawt and ordinance* of aald city. Patted (hit doth d t v of tu tu . F I. Ml I, I. E li, I'rreldrnt City Council. I hereby certify th a t the foregoing ordi­ nance wat duly passed hv the city council of the city of Sanford, Florida, In eratlon, tb it the 29th d a y of Oct., 1919. F. P. H IN E S , City Ctrrk. A yi'iotru liy mo I n n **uu. oey u{ xciw- ? »"• hi Itch*!!. L. Ji ■ Uwena, l i r a . (I. Andenried, II. II. Ramsey, Geo. It, Morton, Individually and a* truitee, Cal­ love* tI tt oo ll dd e a c h o f t h o r n t o l a k e Helena Flicker, F. W. Fla chtr. F. J. Dlrterlch, Clara DUterich, Tom vin A. Peace, Anna C. Wnodbridge, Indi­ ,h r e m e d y , f e e d i t t o t h e i r h o K» Mirkla, et at, vidually and a* trustee, Albert 0 . Eavee To the defendant* I* J. .Owen*. Helena In Circuit Cuurl, Nemlnole County, S tate and Itichlo Wnodbridge, and alt unknown if t h e y lo * t a ,l' n R'0 h ° B r r o m persons claiming Intcrett, by through or un> of Florida. In Chanrery. Flaeher, F . W. Flseh-r, F. J. Dlrterlch, Clara < y o i m i v i *rp*' »Kf3>e of a n y k i n d n o t t o p a y m e DUterich, Tom MarkD, V. C. Dlllman, Sid- Arple )■«* U c b l u r der anv of th* ■t,*v* ****** dcfrn ’f *r,!t, tu n e r a t belra, devlteet, grantee", legate—, »» Uivorce — l natio n . C!"l» I/. Vttiuii, — — • wood, ,*nt fu r t h e r e m e d y , h u t w h e n ?*v l J a m r t l.ork la re. An Ordlninrti entitled an Ordinance or olherwlt*, and all unknown person* claim­ J . I>. DAV ISON , TO JA M E S LOCK LA HE, HKD S P R IN G S ing intrrrat by, through or under J r t i i e C. requiring the grading and paving of French 10-Ste f ... b e g a n t o f e l l c o t t o n e v e r y m a n Mayor City of Sanford. Avenue from N inth Street south 3X20 L e t , N. C. Murphey and J. Richmond M urphey, her ' ' in a n d p a i d m e f o r t h e m o d i You are hereby ordered lo appear to the husband, now ilecraaed, ** helm, devisee*, to llu fh ey Street and for grading and Hill of Complaint herein tiled ag aln tt you legatee*, or othrrw iie, and all other unknown paving Goldsboro Str«*t from F'rrnrh Avenue ire and e v e r y o n e o f t h e m t o l d m e in the above entitled caute on the Rule person* rlalming any Interett in and to tald wetl 1323 feet to puhlle roail running to O ptim istic ThouQht. Upaata. . , i. wax t h e b e s t ho jt m e d i c i n e ........... ......................... .......... day of Our Court In November, to-wlt, the properly invloved in aald *ult. f J n tli 'T rnxi>* w h i l e »h oy b l o s s o m ; t o ­ 3rd day of November, 1919, and the Sanford Defendant*. O n e m a n u n i t ! m e t'- ttoach, S. II. Atteync* Auxtln Hlair, \ a l h He I t Ordained by the M ayor an d City 30 * e v e r u s e d . u n e m a n p a m l id „ l n e lllalr, \fary E. Haj-nlr, Edwin C. Herald a weekly newspaper puhltthed In Counell of the City of Sanford, Florida Order *’ Conttructlv* Service m o r r o w U n o t lotltty. t j,c p a c k a g e a n d b o u g h t jj»XBl*fc itaynie, Corinth i.u rin th aC.. H^an, Hvan, Ferclval I'ercivsl Ityan. Hyan, Sanlord, StmlnoU C ounty, Florida, it hereby Section I, T h a t r'rrncb Avenue beginning To alt unknown parlle* claiming interett Vyr?.n r* K « tr M. Athlry* K«nnU .S. designated a t th e new tpaper In which thla by, through or under Win. (i. Andenried, at Ninth Street anil "-(tending south 3X29 fV worth m o r e a n d s a i d it w o » t h e • . . rr§ 1— I'FFlrr, her hutbantt. An- orilcr aball appear once a week for four It. II. Kamtey (im . It. Morton, individually to Hughey Street thall he paved to a width Cold S torage. r l r M. I*rr1"r( — — l*rrlrr, h rr huabantl. and aa Irtittee, Calvin A. P oagr, Albert G. of arvrn fe*t, "aid pavement to he of a ^ . t that b e b a d e v e r tr ie d . lifnry A. Schlrp, i!. 11. ttr<iwn( — - - — E av rt, lllchl* Wondbridgv and J r ttl e C. width of .1*> feet on each tide of p a v e m m t ItcfrlK orntor n tr s coolotl by ntninoIlrown, her huaband, Henry C. Putter, lluwMurphey and J. Elchmonr. M urphey, her placed i n tal l avenue tiy Seminole County, Y o u r s very ‘ truly, ard Potter, M artha W. I’a c l a r i l , --------- (SEAL) huth and, a* heir*, tiev!•***, grantees, legate) • and thali be of the tam e material a* utrd nln itm chlnps o j H T a tc d by In te rn a l I’acVard, her huaband, F'rancea E. McCM- 7-Jtc or otherwite or any or either of them , and all by aald County In paving th* venter of said com bustion vitEltios m lllrln u p e tro ­ W . F. B a rtle tt. Un, ..------— McClellan, her nuahand. K1Uunknown persons, corporation* or assorts- avenue, and "hall hr of tame grade and Notice of Application for T a i Peed I ’ nder leum for fuel n ro Heine b u ilt fo r n Ifcrchanlx G r o c e r y C o . , ahelh F'ota, — —-— P ott, her huabantl, May lion*, claiming an In l r r r it In th e following thickness. ■Srttlun H nf lih e p lrr 16X3, Laws nf described properly situate In Seminole Coun­ j arker White, — ——White, her huiband, G erm an rallro atl. Section 2. T h a t Goldsboro S tr rrt be­ Florida Sanford. F l a . Ida Ft)** F a u x n a u g h t , --------- l aunn.u jght, ty, Florida, to wit: ltrgln at In te ra c tio n of at French Avenue and extending Notice It hereby givrn that If. M. b a t! l i n e of Mrltnnvlllr Avr,, with *outh ginning her h u th and , Martin Condran. Annie Farina, west 1323 feet to public road running to i-3tc ,, John Farina, K ate Hotunda, Mike Hotunda. I'apworth, purchater of T a t Certiflrate line of Sic. 30. run N orth along Mellonrille IJptala thall he paved to a Width of seven 'areIcxxnehS l- e s U llH In F a ilu r e J It* II. Smith, Volnvy J. Shipman. Mary 1). No. 19, dated the tth d a y of June, A. I). Ave., 162 yard*. E a tt at right angle* 1*12 feet, aald pavement to he of a width of 3 ' j • .. ol ',,, .1 II X I Shipman, Emily I*. Shipman, William E. 1917, hat tiled tald crrtllltate in mv oITIcr, yardt. South at right angle* 162 yards, feet on carh ride of pavement placed on ,-kgt ia w h y WO s a y t i e d U . A . J Arnold, Ja m r* I". Arn<dd, A. C. Aldrich, and hat made application for tax deed to weal 11.2 >ard", Sei. 30 Twp. 19 S. Range tald street by S em in-1* County, and thali in accordance with law .9 Said certificate * “ , ,, P n tt-ilu * a e r o r d l n t r t n Aleian.ler It. Carver. N. J. t.ewla, H. Con- i*«ue h* nf tam e material at lived by tald count •fhomax lli'K 1 OW rier a « O r 'J l " K 1 rad. Charles It. Lore and William Canby >. embrace* the following described property You an I u c h of you are hereby ordered 1 In paving the center of tald ttreet, and tha tltu a t r d in Semlnnle c o u n t), Florida, ton o NOT JE L D I T Truttee* ol th e i-ttate ol Joseph It, Tantutn, he and appear before our *aid Circuit , ho of the tam e grade and thickness, dirWtlnh*. I'M deceaxed. W. 1*. Gllkrt.on, Lucy Morton wlt: Lot 7, New li p ii la . The tald land mrt at the Court House o S anford, Flix on ' So-tin. 3, T h a t tald paving of *a! , b u t m i x It w i t h g r o u n d W h i l m o r e , ----- - —wthllmure, her husband, helot attested at the d a te of the issuance e 3rd day of Nov. V. IV | 9 | 9 , then an d a t r n u e and ttfeel thall he graded and pax.-i ...{"I, <),.( i-notlL'li t-harle* Alexander. William IJ. KmDnn, It. II. of tuch certificate In the name id E, l.arran. ere to make antwer to the hill of complaint lit accordant® with plant and apcclffcatinn fffxl add m o i s l f l ) w i l l ) j u s t I t i m i h l l j.t n r t „ rr> u „ , „ r, s c Ummlng*. Frank Unleaa tail! certitlrate thall he redeemed O n e I n c h C a r d * W ill lie P u b l i s h e d Un* to law tax deed will L"Ue then-on " ID m a k e a c r u m b l y m a s s . I Daniel. T t r m W. Adam", J. D. Jackion, according It It fu rth ir ordrr»t| th a t thU nolle* he of Sanf ril. Florida, and now- on Ale in t J r r T h l a H e m l i n e At T h e If n le O f S 7 . 2 I u j t ef j m.irv ' - . , Henry C. Nice!*, Thomas J. Hilliard. Sara on the 3rd. day of November, \. I)., 1919. office of the rily clerk of Sanf-»rd* Florida, Wltnrtx my offirial algnatoie ami «ca| ittildithrd ttrir** a week fcir twtdve tiirrk» In Said paving of *ald avenue and Mrr t ahal) P e r Y e a r. ru rlt h u g g e t s a JK'tlt'IICini . Eireckton. — ----- Eareekton her huvhantl, the* Hanford Herald, a newspaper, pubttihtul thl« th e 3rd day of October, A. D. 1919. be In gun within *ivty day* from and after :■ , it , | : - .."-aIrxrxvt nil tim -l'iitro \ll<-ti iJrv"-ley» David II. Hnukrr, l „ I . Hal* m Srminolf* C ounty, Fhtrida* E. A. DO HI! I. ASS, p,.- fu ll ritre c tlo ilH o n p u t t . a g e . J„rJ) tlwnj»mln It. Pound. Allen MaeDon- (SEAL) W11n r ■»« my hand and aval nf aa hi f!ircult 111pdatr 11n whIrh th1« ordinavtan* iI.a11br ci«m*1 Clerk Circuit Court Seminole C ounty, rlJ, I t o b tf l W. S to ll K irn C Kimbiilt, r f f r d i v r ; but in the event any property Court, tliU the " th day of Atictutt lb IP. Vour tm tliey b a c k i f y o u a r e n o t Florida. — — KlrabiD iirf bufcbitnf], l*i(iytib> 7-3lc owner, owning pr opart y abut ting on that (Seal) K. iM trtSI.ASS IIv V. M. DOUGLASS. D. C C#r?fn. A* M« HamJtilpb, WilEium Kdgar and Misfit tl t ’lrrk f Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla- part f »ald avenue nr * trrrt hefi fn required A. I*. Taylor: to ♦ .• paved, *uall fail, within the time Nnllfp of AppMrallon for 7a% D t n l I’nder K. I*. llou«buldrr fr r c h n ii ls C i r o t e r y C-o lirfri'i providetl, to grade and pave tald Solicitor. <!»w|3lc S rrlion H of C baptrr INMa, l.a»« of It appearinc frgm the tprorn bill Ptrd -o tc Chtf Ida. '______ — a v rn . » or atrret in front of hi* or their hirrin that your (dare of rc iiiltn ff it urib>nf->rii. H u r Notlro W hereby c l w n th a t A. I.. T a v e a u , , , , „ , i fi-*pi tlvt properly. In accordance with the known and th a t ,ymi art* iivrr the ajjr of term* nf tfdi ordinance and with the plan OFFICE IN T H E COL'UT HOUSE Certiflrate So. .l»H. dated « Irrult t *.urt of the S e i r n t h J u d l d a 1 twfi-nty-onp yrar*. it i* b ir r by n rd rrrd that purchaser of the tth da> of Jun e, A. l». 1917,. Said < IrcuH of I lotlila. Seminole County. In and epeflflrathtisi Du n for, heretnfare pre yny do ajtprar In t hla fourt In thp hill brrrin pared and •ubmllti**! by the city engineer following d ri rrl W d I hinrery* lilrd on thti •Uth day of October, A. 0 . errtlfirate r i n b r a n a the S A N F O Itl) - • F L O R ID A all of auld grading and p »ving, not an done (iretpetty iltuated In Sentlwnle County, * • '** ItaniiaH, t omplainant 1919. by property owner*, ehs»11 lie done by and t , . , , It it furth er ordered that thla order hr Florida, to-wit: l.nt 3fil H a n of Sub IMILOAL AliVtRIISINfi published once a week for d e b t cunterutlve virion »( l.an.l belonging tn Altam onte William Atklnton Daniel, L u th e r L. Porter under the direction of the city id Sanford, I ir« k p In th e Sanford ll«rald a new tpaptr K. II. A: N. C»». T he aald land bring a« The Puffimmilh Tru*t A- Cluraant-e C *. and t h - proportionate co»U thereof r Sail te**ed at the date of the i**uane« of *urh \l|<e C. Hill. David Kee Danl-I, A. D. Star- he a»»e**ed, o n t -third on »sHi side, o-ain tt . • puhlithed In Srm lnolr rnuniy. the land* upon wni^h raid paving aball IIIOM 3 H tiMMtrl 33 | | 24t)S -ert 1 1 1 rat#* In the nnmi* of Unknown; **r»cnlh iuilfdal C Irrult* \Vitne«« rn / band and foal "f the said dr* «rifuii * «ar Mint, and all unknown ncranna rlalming abut an<l the City of Sanford *ha?l «»ve a I lorlda, In ( hanrery ' E. F'EUGl 6 0 S i i . r i M f . r i . i o Alio? Notice l* hereby given th at A* K. Vmlnulr I »u rult court lM» September 3rd. A. I*. 1919, a ll V Inf e real bvf thfOilgn O f llhde* tb* li* • h r r if t i*. tao-li r a i - t . v Taveau, purchn»rr of Ta* Certified** No. A. DOUGLASS, 1 4 i " , C omplainant If f i t « T . nidi “ |i r« v i il* * 1 b. (I.lav• and rut mu. ra a* •<. ft *................... h dai r ‘ i * 1917 U latlnn | i 'i - rv C lr;u !t C -u it ffemio-h • - m . \ k. 11 **if*, If v1 1 e£b fegai«r-a jf*-|nl*r * ol «k1f***t• of aaul city. •Ml1,1 ee*lipr«*»e« einbnr*-1' *hi f dbr-. tie1M T . f-ll(,...),i, It. 111*n d !*ft t • r«»* and all o in rr unknown p«r .ana rl li m ­ »u* 11**4>i r> ilrrld**firr Unltnivar* r 1)••••.! it*i.;,*nv iiUiftl* tl In !*#•mmole * ■♦nnf' , ingwfav, Sertbin I That upon failure of toy M»>i"il)>rt L>r « ..mp’atns:,: any Inter -wt in and to the *aid land* in­ prop, r : » i : . u , n*-wit: i.«t n o . ria u «f Suit im rt v o*<mr to do the grading and paving volved in aald *ult. r t al i ,4 jrum a:t a.Hilavil ul m m ; ■ vitinn of lain! brlin gln g to Altamonte K. 1 herein provided for the sam* ahtdi be done d u n r o r d . F lu rld a i ?h. above ) ptlt'eJ x au to — Order of C onttrurtlvn Service. t_ > w i of Sanford, ____ fl%r * If. A N. Co. T he *ald land l»elng a»«ef«ed | by the City or *hill In* b * hv tu? ) M If* i reriilrnt of g tial)) or ( o u n t y NOTICE OF NI'KCIAI. M IS T T It'X S t l . E at th e date »»f the ln u a n c e of r i r h certio­ To all unknown p a r t l y claiming Interest r n n u i r t b> the CU> «d Sanford "t.» tie- I »*. »t ,ixt.- >>( Fiori)D, tSct y m ir . Notice It h e i)li\ given that under anil by rate In tlu- name of Unknown* th j*i ! by, thr.iugh or under William Atkln*on Jtati* mul l»e«t bidder, in aicordanre with tin 1 t i t l d e n i r It untnuwn t h a t ' vlri'ie ‘i( th a t linal ilecr»e u! lo rerlituri lta« ftlrd tald rarilAeatea In mv oftler, lei, Luther C, Putter, The P ort"mouth T r m t nforr aid ptxnt ami ap> -|nratlon" submitted in th e elato nf Hurlil* t h e anil iali m ade and entered t>y_ th e ILm. and hai made Guarantee Co., Alice C, Hill, David l.i ■ by the city enjlneer, and tw o.thirl* of the p jd Irat ion fot t a i ilrrda n o * a TID (•* (rind Jane* W. lV.-klni, J uitg" ■*! I m Tib Judirial to Im uf in accord a firm writh law. Daniel, end A. 11. Starhird, a* heirs, devlteet, e o tl t thrrof, onr-lhlril to abutting ow nrrt Kffri ' 1 A 11 ....... urn il whom would l.viign Tvitelhaum. and t h a t Circuit ot the S tale el Florida, dated the grantee". Irgalrea or otherwite, or any or on each ri b', from to e d a te of (tie comple­ 1Jideal aaid refllllr a tri aball be feileemed I <"* i i i tit».-one y e a r , nf age. 27th tlxy of Septem ber, A. D. I!*C. In a atriirding to law t a i ifeerlt will i*»ue thereon , either oj thorn and all unknown tier "on*, tion >f the work, thall be a - t r it o l, ami tr.all FI UK nnri TIIKFT nntl COLLISION InI it I" to r quin- you, the aald I rertaln 'S 'j"e pending in aald circuit In and on the .in! day n! November A. D. 1919. corporation, or no.iH atlnnt rlalming art be a Hen, superior to all other lien*, cxrrnt furiinrc Issued I»y lliv FI.OItlDA STATE ». li­ sum to app* »r to the hill of fur Semlnnle C ounty, w h ir n n th e Stale Wit net* my official algnature anil «*al Interest 111 the (ollotrlng described landt only lien * (or taxet, against and upon t fit- U roMOlIII.K ASSOCIATION In Iho l\< l .r.-l I again"*, you by th e Hank id Orlando, a corporation, I* complain- thl« the third da> of October A. D. 1919. • ituate In Seminole County, Flotilla, to-wlt. lot* ami prop)rty fronting anil abutting naforri and rhcapcM In lltc v*oriel. Wrilo fntr.pi , nt mrt 1 eiiioplalna'it, Irxlng T H g t -l- an t, and .lame* II. Ilryec l« d ifen d an t, I iHK AK) Lott | to 2x Inrlutin- (leas Lott t and 5) upon 'a id 4)1 mo- aril s t r u t he ri Inlofore K. A. DOIIOKASS. y, Il i" dav tiled In the aho-e s t a te d wdl on tli ^ t d day cl November, A. I). W. A. A D. L. Dauiit'a Subdivltlon of tlm described end so graded and paved, xml the fur informiilion (u hi'ndqunrlvrfr Orlando* 7-Str Clerk C!lrcult Court U iin . , *Mi! ?1 M..r.-lu), [lic 3rd d a y of November, 1919, the alm e being Monday a rule day, H E 't «d See to. T w p 21 S. Hango 29 E. remaining one-third of siirh costs shall be Aupnls wanted In every (own in Florida. if court. on M Seminole (Tuunty, Florida, , " (f*/ r»r* p i ....... . li* r wlee th e bill of ro m p laln t "luring Iho legal hour* nf tale, before the HID acres more or lest. 11y V, M, I kiiii'lio, D> C« A. paid by the City of Sanford. Court Home of Sernlmde County*, a t San* till r t cV•n a> iiy you con (eased. amt racli nf you are herrbv ordered to T h a i the i "tloiiXleil t-otla of grading ami Whereat, Harry D. Ulckeraon, did i ■ he You and appear before our aald Circuit Court paving per square yard for the paving the 29th day i f Septem ber. A, D. 1919, at the Court House In Sanford, Florida, on of raid avenue amt street It 12.|0, the esti­ fib' hit bill "1 ro m plalnt in the Circuit llie 3rd day of Nov. A. I). 1919, then 3 n l mate I to tal r-)"t- of parin g the same at in n i t r u i r c o u r t , .s e v e n t h n i i c u i r s k m i n o i . e c o u n t y f l o i i i i i a C ourt, In and for Seminole County, S tate to make a n t r r to the hill ol romplalnt described it f I.’. , I I J. >i, and th tatl.mateil . I Florida. In Chancery, agaln tt the S a n ­ there tin :• •e**t Tufpentlna C om p any hrrein filed against you! c o ttt to I it owners per front foot It $'1.69. ford C ompany, a corporation u rg an lt.d Section r i l l H i, city en g ln n r ia It It further niderrd th a t this notice lie and rx lttlng under th e lawa of the State j _ n , M i i r h r l l , --------- Mitchell, her h u tb a n d , all partiea claiming Intr r . t of Florida, for the pu rp o te of fureclotlng published once a week for tw ilve week* in hereby required within teri 'lay*, alter the u,'l . | J ()*,na, Helena FLcher, P. W. F'Dcher. F. J Dleterirlt Clara D e l lira! iiiitdicarion of thi> ordinance, to prenare a certain mortgage, duly atrigned tu the tlit- Sanford Herald, a newspaper publlrind te ■, T.-n Mtrkii. V. C. Dillman. Clara D. Wo id, William Herron, defeated, ami tile with the eltv clerk an rttllo ite tald Harry D. lllr k rrto n , lor a valuable in In Seminole County, Florida. j ] n i m . deeeated, N at 1‘i'vijlx. Trust.**, Nathan ((. Holden, William H, MY SPECIALTIES: ot the amount of liens for tueh paving which ronridcratlon, made ami c a .e u le d , on the Hi’ ri-vm L. ilrooke, M a i.^ rc t A, D u r a n d . ---------D u ran d , Jttli* M. Hurr, W llni". my hand and teal of tald Circuit the city will claim agalntt each of (he Iota Xth day nl March, 1 9 |6 by The Sanford Court, thla the 7th day ot Aug. 1919. Iiiv.i \ llutr. F. C. ifarid, John A. Ju h ttlo n . Alexander J. French, F. O. or parrels of land fronting or a.iultl ig upon l*'t V O I D 'S l l A N D - I ’ .iIN T K I* C l l l ^ A Company, a corporation, to W. II. Illcker|< i f. j| \lli-y(it*. A utlln L. lllilr. C a th crln o Hlair, E litah eth llaynle, ile* (Seal) K. A. DOUGLASS • Id' avenue or at reel so t> l> • nav, .1. wt.lch aon C om pany, aald mortgage lulng duly , , , it> r. n S, Athley, K ate M. Athiey. C. W. Farnume Fannie S. A. Peeler, Clerk of Cirruit Court Seminole Co. ‘■la. estim ate snail lie bated up > toe etlam aled recorded in the public recorut of Seminole E. F. Ilouihnlilrr I . . . M ivilir, tienrge !J. Currier, William t« Saundrrt, Joh n A. Greeley, Eli costs ot the work. an>l e i >n lit- front )) . \.M 'S s r i : i’ ! .iN ( : n m ' : ; h C ounty, Florida, in Mortgax. > llimk 3. on .x.»i,l), Henry N. Schlrp, B, It. Ilror-n, Henry C. P o tter, Howard Potter, Solicitor C5-|.1te >d Inlt or p x r.ils ot land aOu tl x". lh.< avrnue page 316, and whereat, K. E. Ilrady, Sher­ fin T. Cndman, Iloy II. Codman, Hubert L, Packard. M a r th a W. Packard, or street so tu bn paved, iff of Seminole C ounty, Florida, had made (nr. 1.1 ). McClellan, E llinb eth J. Pott, A da Pot* linker. May Parker W hllr, Circuit Court, S rx e n lh Judicial Clrruli ft HIGHS' I'LA I LO \V \11K lion G. That any f "*>r o v l n j any and tiled hit return on the writ of subpoena In Seminole fti f'ftf* Fau'paucbt. .Martin A. Corulran, IVUr K rlth Hoawrll, «Urra«rdf Ciiunl). Florida. In Chancre" in tSe ir -l In and t n n j propel*, „ i n tirio i Imuci I In the above staled cauae th at the \( i r , |» Shipman, Volnvy J. Shipman. II. If. Smith, William £ . ArtioM, Jamr* Mary M, Serord, widow. sail! avenue or t ' r e i t rone so p a v e ' » sit otlirert and agent* of The Sanford C om ­ A?r ’ J. rh a rb * I.. ArnoM, Alviandvr II. Carvrr, N. J. U w l r , II. Conrad, l.ti IN \ S D V.\ I . T i l \ M W A T C H ' S Complainant have l i e right within th irty d«)" alter tii“ pany. a domestic corporation" are unknown, I*. (JtU.»r»«n, l.ucy M orton Whilmnrv, F ran k Ilanltl, Charlv* A ln a n d r r , xa Hill to filing of salil eitlrrate to preset t to the >aid and. whereat, application hat been duly Vki.iim K riio n , lt. II. I.anra«trr, H o b art S. Cummins*. J . I). Jark»»n, tjulet Title city elerk a *>orn lu'tltlon tn he p r .t e n ln t made for an order of publication requiring H#nry t \ Sirnl*. (!. F. lU lford, Thnma* J . Hilliard. Sarah Ear*ck*on. Allen The Sanford C om pany to defend «aid All unknown h.dra of and all unknown per. In t 1 e rlly eiiunell, t-H ln g forth that in «,rr«!• v, hak.d II. Hooker, ll« njarnln It. f o u n d . Itobrrt W. Sc^if, F.llen C. sons flain.I.iL intxr '-t u Irr Fi. S. a id E. J the opinion of the petition,'' the rati main! action, and iho court being fully adxtard Kir »!J. \.l4 1 llmwn, L a fa y rttc tirren, A. M. Handolph, William R d | i r . M. In th e pre ml act, thereupon, upon ronridcr- While, Mrs. C. W. Jaeockt and all unknown amount >>( such oil* and llr-tt upon >urh || .liman, A. I.. T aylo r, J. O, Jrlk*, J . O. Jr lk i, Jr., and Jarne* W. Ulley, prrtu n t claiming interest undr* C. W. lot Is inriirrect, showing wherein it lx tnatlnn theteof, 4tcrued. J acock* and all unknown (iirtlea claim­ rnrroet or wh) it wiki exceed tin- sjncial f t i* ordered and decreed, that T i l l . T<> aTI parilr* rUIrnint; an intrre*t u n d er L. J. Owen*. H tlr n a Fiicher, F. W. Fi*cber, SAN FOK D C O M P A N Y , a corporation, ing an Internal In and to Lota 2, 3, 4, 5, benedts ne.-r i ing (tom the work ami paving F.*J Ibrtrrirh. Clara l>letrrlch. Tom M arkU , V. t!. IM Ilm n , Clara I>. Wood, W Hum o fg i n li rd and ealillng under the law. of fi and 7, lllock 2, K. J. White's SulullvL dune an I to be dune in (runt of said lot or Utrf ’i Jo hn Irvine, deeeaied, N a t Ptiynli, Tru*teef N athan C. Holden, William the S tate of Fluriila, be. and It i" hereby sion OCULIST AND OPTICIAN a* recorded In plat hook No 2. Seminole parcel of land. ft. 11• ) r*. Flavin I*. IU*»«»be, I). (I, M cK ay, M argiret A. D u r a n d , ----- — D u ran d , Julia required, on the tat day of December County Records, Defendant*. Section 7. That the rlty counell shall, Practice confined lo Iho treatment II. Durr. 1»a\ i *1 V. llurr, F. C. H ind, Jo hn A. Johnton, A letander J, French. F. O. Itoach, A. I>, 1919, a rule day of th it court, to aftec proper muiro and uithin the time ORDER 5 II A!i»>nr, Auitln I. lllalr. C'athrrine Hlair. KHtabeth Ha>nlo, dreeatrd. H ymn S. A*h- app-"ir to and anawrr th e bill of complaint of the eye prescribed by ordinances, til at a hoard of To all unknown heir, of, and all unknown b), K«!r M \»hley, John llieki, C. \V. F a rn u m , Fannie S. A. |*relrr. Annie M* IVelff, exhibited ag alm t It, aa aforetald. In the Lyon examined hy a regular retfliiarsons rlalming Interest under E. S. & E. J, • quull. istlnr. to hear any and all petitlona F Currier, William L. Saunder*, Jo h n A. Ureeley, KM Swavrly, Henry N* Schlrj*# K. above entitled rou rt, otherwise a decree and to ail unknown persona rlalming ami complaint* which may he filed In ceftered phynlcinn H lir **n. Ib nry (*. Holler, Howard l'uttyr,aJ u h n T. Cndman, Hoy IK Codman,a>floitertfe K ro eonfetxu will be entered agalnxt The under C. AV. Jaeock", and all u«- crenct' to th e rttlm aleil Coals of the paving Fuat, Aria Feta liakrr. anfnrd C o m p a n - , a corporation a t afore- Interest Glnsset filled, broken lenea du­ known partita claiming an Interest Intn In and to hrrrln proride l for ami shall make due ami tl i r l'.’: ’" ): Wl.lt,-. M i F o rt Faunanaught. M aitln A. Ganttran, IVItr Kalth Ilotwi-ll, •aid. i c k 2. 2, K. J. Whlti t piiiin r inquiry Into the tatni', and II It shall toil* 2, i. 4. ft, 6, A 7'.lllo .lllock plicated •|,(rit)il, Mar) D. S hipm an, Vnlnay J. S h ip m an , H. IL Sm ith, William E, Arnold, James appear to the salilartion of the rlty council, It I* further ordered and decreed that Suhdl,irion a* recorded In Plat Hook No 2, r. t m M Chariet L. Arnold, Aloxjndar H. C a rv e r, N. J. I^iwit. If. Conrad, W. I*. (Hiker. thit order of publication be published Seminole C ounty Records. tilting at a board of equalisation th at the . Lao M»rt»n Whilmore, F rank Daniel, C h arlet Alexander, William U. Emlaon, A. C. In the Sanford Herald, a new .paper p u b ­ 28 W. Church Si. - Orlando, Fla. estim ated am ount of tald lien it co'fectly .'H-Irh. H It. I.anratter, Robert S. C u m m ln g t. J. D. Ja r k to n , Henry C. Nicola, C. F. lished In Seminole C ounty, Florida, once You and each of vtxu ate hereby ordered esti nated, the aimuint so fixed shxll stand Itxil'.- I. Tr. "na« J. Hilliard, Sarah Eareckton, Allen Greeley, David If. Hooker, Henlatnln each »‘f r k for a period of four conaecutlvr to appear to the hill of complaint hertin a t t o- a m o u n t of such Urn to be rlalmrd by It 11 itid. lt-.l.) rt W. S co tt. Ellen K im ball, Ada I. Ilrown. Lafayette Green. A, M. lllnl against you, un the llule day fur Nov­ ]:> : Ipi William Sfdgar, M, A. I I 'lllman, 3. L. Taylor, S u .an A. Cr’ilrher, deeeared. Done and ordered In C ham bers at De- ember, th e same being the third of N ovem ­ J 'I . . i i. Jr lk t, Jr,, nod J im it V>'. I.llloy, dereaied, or under any of them , or other Land, C ounty of Volusia, S tale of Florida, ber 1919. * lie. v>>* t..l.'-*iog described land"! A on this the 11th day nf October. A, D. It It further ordered th a t this notice be Hango 1919. Section Tp. pubtlahed once each week for twelve weeks Teg it CL. cm: ■( N \V *( o| S E J ( run W hO roil", N 43 rod*, E In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper p u b . (SEAL) JAS. W. F E D KINS, 29 Judge of the Circuit C ourt, Seventh J u d i­ jlshed In Somlnole County, Florida, 20 It id", S IS milt, 1, 61 rod* .4 20 rods lo b e g .......... — ........ ... 29 21 -I D tt'', „ | SBH-*.__ ________________ , ___________________ cial Circuit, Seminole C ounty, State Witness my hand and official teal of the I I S E 1J ul N\VJ* of S E J J and W ) , oi SK '» of N W J , of Florida, In C h an rery Sitting. • aid Circuit Court this th« Xth day ol Aug29 20 o fS E ', . ______ ________ u it, 1919. 29 A T T E S T . ^ A jio U G L A R S , 20 m : 1, • i s e ', id . . ......... .............. .. (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS 29 Clerk Circuit C ourt, Seminole County, 21 k ’ (i . l N W t ( c.f N I D I Clerk, Circuit Court. 29 21 «•' •-!, id S I P , of N B J t ........... - . S late of Florida. Scbrlle Maine*. 29 GEO. A. D eCO TTES, 21 ■'ft , I.f S E ', Solicitor tor Complainant. C i-Lltc, 21 Solicitor and of Countel (or ( n m ? * ' i »I N E I j o f ..................... .......... - ......... M ,- IN W ', _ 1 __________ 21 plalnant. 9-Slc 29 In Clrruli Court, H r i r n l h Judicial Circuit, W .d N W tj _ • . - ,, ___________ - ____ 21 In and for Semlnnle County, Florida. In 29 21 D c . a i l n i r . l of th e Interior, *U!» 1 N . 1, and E 23 a. of N E > t of N E ' I .......... ............................ Chanrery B't .t HE for of S W IJ of N K ! j ron W 1320 ft. N 310 ft, K tl. S. I .and Office at Gainesville, Fla. 29 Order of 21 Oct. II, 1919. O. p. Swope, Com plainant I DO ft. S 310 ft to b a g ______________ _____ Va. Publication • 29 21 ,k‘k . 11 S W , ................ N O T I C E I* hereby given thar James THE U N I V E R S A L CAR Addenda to Altam onte A C. Jackson, of Osteen, Fla., who, on No­ E. S. S t a v e / el el. Ij*l" 1. 3. 19 anil 22 ... Defendants. |) vember 2X, 1914, made If o m e tlta d Entry, I’alm Springs in See, 2, T» the unknown htlrs, deviteei, grantees or No. 013399, lor S 3 V J of S W G . Section T p . 21. ft 29 g. Township 19S. Range 32 K„ Tallahassee other rlaim ants and all partiea claiming an The Ford Sedan is the Favorite family car, ___'....Aa neat above *-•'« ). t. II. 12. 13. 16, 17, 21 Meridian, h a. filed notice of Intention to inG iett under E. S. Seavey, William P. Litt 9. J *. 20 ____ Aa neat above I; | ' i i , Thoms* II. Sexey, Thomas II, L*vy, scats five comfortably. While an enclosed car make T hree-year Proof, to ettahlixb claim I SVl nf S W '1 of m i : *a to the land above described, before Clerk M. E. Itroek ami M artha, hit wife, E. S. J t ' l I S'A , with permanent top, it has large windows, and Sevey amt C ynthia Sevey, hit wife, J. C, Circuit C o u rt, a t Sanford, Florida, on the of M l of M rltrlde, Cooper Grocery Company, a cor­ 2l«t, day of November, 1919. may in n mlmitc be changed to a most delight­ 2 , i «l NE . of S I P , of N E I J ... poration, J o h n 1-. IIm at’ll, Wesley L. Ilranrh, C laimant names a* mllnratra: f-J al >E , and KW >, of S E ' j .............. T . W. Moran, llllltbnro Gtoecfi Company,n ful open c;tr with always a top protecting John Willi a nit, of O tter n, Florida. M' I -f s t l s i ! , and W>, of N W '* of S W ' J of N E I J corporation. E. M. M eN att, J. II. M cN att, John Knight, of Orteen, Florida. ngainst the sun. In inclement weather it is a , • 1 ■( N E ', I SW '» of N E ' J ........................................••----E. M. Putnam , Jam es A. I.c*ey, Jam es A. Samuel G. llrooka, of O atrcn , Florida. • I X K ' t '•! 83VW ul N C ) » ....... .................................. Sevey and J . I). T hom ptnn, Win. E. Aloxclosed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof. Alvin A. llrooka, of O ttren , Florida. | r s w t j of n e i j amb r, Alexander A Hunadl ami W. Fi. Alex, R OU T. W. DAVIS, f ■' >): , of N W , oi S W G . . Finely upholstered. Equipped with electric am iir or otherwite In the property h-reln* 9-f.tc_________________________R. flat. ^ ’* *K hfi, 21H, J9 J and 3»i I «f S ibilivi»ion **f land belonging uitrr dcscrltird, ami the unknown tucco aora starting nntl lighting system and demountable b» Mtammitf Kand* llotwl an d Navigation Co. In NOTIC E In tru*t of W. IPalmer, defeated, attlgnee , J SVt J* „ f .................... Notice la hereby given th a t the under­ of Andrew Aulln, and to all parties rlalming rims with 3j9-mch tires front and rear. A real 1 ■ I-’. 21. .’t, 15, 27, 2X an d 29 of J. II. F o ta ’ auhdlxlon of signed hat been appointed adm lnL tratrU of an InLrrat In aald property, situate In S em ­ family car. Won't you come in and look nt it? the rstate of IV. I1. Akcrr. drreased. and all inole County, Florida, to-wlt: « t • "f, " B ' J of H E U ..................... heirs »t law, legatee-, devitet-a and creditor* "Heglnnlng five chain* south of the north­ The delights o f the electric ? * « 1 M e , ..f N E ' •mi all persons having rial mi or demands west rorncr of the southwest quarter of (he . I N K , and N of K I P , agalnxt said cttal* will pretent them to the southeast quarter of Section IA, Township 21 S car with the economy o f the NI. . undersigned, duly authen ticated , within the of Range 31 eatt, thence south fifteen chain*, time preterlbeq by law, or the ta m e will be thence east nine hundred ami one-half feel, Ford. | • J t t’ lt I 8 ! j <*f HI liitip a* I«qM 91 an d 93 Spring forever t arred. thence north four hundred and teventeen lUfniTUifk) , This Sept, fith, t9 t9 , feet, t h 1nte west aeven hundred, fifty and COHA L E E A KERS, C. F. Williams, Agent Anglrftal** une-lhlrd fret, th e m e north Dvr h u m l n d and t-Xtc Sanlord, Fla. eighty-three I n 1, thrnee wetl one hundred Edward lliggons s - ' s w t , of S B G In Circuit Court, H c trn th Judicial Circuit, ami lifty feet to the place ot heglnnlng. ,. ■■’( M P , „f SW ' , of HE}*. Salesman Alto (he west halt id the northwest q u a r ­ In and For Hrmlnule County. Florida In * tl tjuartif Section p u tl *in S hnumiary *»f Sec. run N 15 ter of the northwest quarter of the n o rt h ra .l ( kancety ;*'n . W 23H tl. K « | 6 ft. S 15 m'n, K. 337 ft. W *15 It. N quarter. Section 22, Township 21, south of O. I', Swope, Complainant, . " f t to hr*. Range 31 ra"t va Onli r of f u \ N of SK cor of 8 W * t of NK t« of Sec., run N ,4 ch, Alt i lexl One of Church lllock in th e Town E. S. Ssavev e t at, Publication i , N h ch*. W to W line *d aald fo rty , S f ) j c*1,» of Oviolo, i lurid*, bring a p a r e .I of land 60 Defendant!. 11 , *■to hr* _M _ feel ***1 and west by 181,o feet n o rth and Slate ot ITurlda ‘ ! 2, HE Vx of N ' , of Lot 2. and N H acre, of N W J t • uuth off the wist end of tald Church Lot, a County of Semlnnle. a , ■ i ' 1 •( N I P , To: E. S. Seavey, William P. Rogers, plat of tald Church lot bring of record in , l*‘" 1 a . In Sq. In SW ror.) Thomas II. Sevry. T o o m . i II. Levey, M. E. Plat Hook A, a t page U t In the Public Her. I,. NLJf I.l NW.I, of Itroek and Martha lira k, hi* wife, E. S. orilt of Orange C ounty. Florida <lu which *' • •- of SW cor of S r r . / u n E IS min, S 19.69 eh*, to 9*vey and Cynthia Sevey, hla wife, J. C. the county of Semlnnle w at formerly a part), , 1 "I lluw.tl Creek, thence with crock •<* grant line, Alrllrldr, Cooper (iroevry C om pany, a cor­ said plot being entitled Alexandria or Ovie­ a **th giant Urn* W 6 deg., N 37.32 tha.. thi nec 8 to beg 13 poration, Jo hn I.. Ilranrh, Wesley L. Ilrmnch, do.” ' * 'V r, f "I Lot 3 of Sec., run W 30 yd*. N ICS yds. E 30 T. W. Moran, lllllaborough Grocery Com­ You amt each of you are hereby orderid ", . ' ■* I '1’• >d« to beg . . pany, a corporation, E, t l , M cN u tt, J. ,11, to appear to the com plainant's hill of com­ ■ 1-ot ft______ ‘ ......... ........... ...... . M r N e 't. E. M, P u tnam , Jam es A. Levey, plaint herein tiled, un M onday, the Ath day ilW »*■( °( Lot I of See., run N 2 drg., \V 5S3.UI fl, 8 S5 Jarnra Sevey, J. D. Thompson, Win. E. of January, A. D. 1920, the same bring a *• along grant line 1)92.93 ft, 3 1 "Dg 37 lulu, L Alexander. Alexander and Huxtcl, an d W.-E. Rule Da)' of thla* Court. .1. ft x-i deg 3S min W llXli ft to beg------------------Alexander. f t la further ordered t h a t thla nolim< be IW‘ 5 S - ' 4 ' * N l : ‘< » n,l N U of BB}< and N E ' f of HWJi jbliihed fur twelve week* In the Sanford It app earlnr from th* affidavit of I). P. ( »t, c, r. of NF.I, „f , S K \ of Se.-., run W S cha., N 4 fha, ■ raM, a newspaper published In Sanford, Swope, th e complainant. In th* shove suit Ki-r*• VI SE*. h'- s (lea* * ehaN.,.U !' l__ i, _ _ _____ __________ _ _ herein duly filed, th a t It It th* belief of fhe Semlnnle C ounty. Florida. il _ __________ Witness Fi. A. Douglass, Clsrk of said Cir­ affiant t h a t th e plaee* of residence of the ' ' j*1 ^ b'’*s ' v '" ( • run N 10.34 eha, K IQ.I0 above named defendants are unknow n: that cuit Court, ami th e eeel thereof, thla the 17th d.ty of Septem ber, A. D. 1919. Nt i, o} s i 0' 3 * r k ,« W * ° * ° «•*». “ » » • » * . ____ there It no person In th e xtate th e service E. A. DOUGLASS, t,l-rk. of a subpoena upon whom would bind laid . Dealt U l> of N W i j "oj’ S W f j V n d E ' J o f " W «'f N W J T ® defendant*, and th a t It I* bit bebtf th a t aald Davis A Gilea, 21 21 Solicitor lor C om plainant. defendant" nte over ihn age of tw en ty m e 12 21 ••• . ,' - , -i,. .................. ......................... A-IStc (21) y rart of ag*. AGENTS 21 16 "t N W 'f „( S W 4 a n d S W , «t I W I J S ' V ' t .. You ar» hereby ordered tn splicer to this !l II NOTICE O F M AftTfll'M H t ' E . bill on M onday, th* let day or December, ’ , | i, 4 *'e berrhy ordered to appear to the bill of complaint herein trivd on th* 1st * ay Kollrtt Is hereby given th a t under and by .3. 191.', i h r t a x i b t'n g a l l d e Day of u*'' mb*.. mu vlrtua of a final decree of furrclotur* and . ’* *• further nri'tred t t t hi s hotlxt b . published one. *aeh » « k lor tn e l r a einseeu- tb it Court. It la further ordered th a t thla notice he sale render) <1 and entered In the Circuit u ' , ■’ ln 'he Sanford Herald, a n eatp a per nubll,h»d In the aald Seminole to u n ty . puhlithed for tig h t eonaerutlv* Week* In the C uurt of Seminole C ounty, Florida, l i OFFICE I’LOI'Lliri RANK HI SLUING I'U*,, ' ,l*t “ h»n,, an d th* . . a t o said rtreuit to u r l thla 3rd da)M>l A‘ u ‘ (•enfold Herald, a newspaper publlthsil In C.Ssweecy, wherein Paullnr K s n n rr «r,.l Charle* Kenner her husband are complain­ S arlotd , Seminole C ounty, I te n 1 a. C«i* tireuit x otirc, Seminoi* County *'■ Warlnvr, S - i n 'o '- d , F l n r ^ u 3311neti L. A. D ju g la tt, Clerk bf said ( I f ant" and Julia Cowart amt Minnie Uteoe 3 13lc ■ lor; («( Complainant. ~ BUSINESS CARDS \ SCHELLE MAINES LA W Y E R T%\ Wilson & Hojsiioider \ a LA WV Hits & a Autom obile P rotection HENRY M c U U L I N JE W E L E R I V \\ u DR.E. S.HOFFMAN G C _ Vt V (. ’■ ‘ y~ 1 i! K ARE YOU INSURED? *')i li IF NOT, SEE WV. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y "< 1). General Fire Insurance f tl-y ji ' T ; .___r' � 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, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 31, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 31, 1919. 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>, October 31, 1919; <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/c612148409b12954bd4b0e68b3de4329.pdf 4f3b804bfee598f51bf9934015b91935 PDF Text Text SAN FO RD IN T H E H EA R T OF T H E W O RLD 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N volum e NUMBER 10 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1919 XI m a n a t p l a n t c it y .OUND THE ‘WOULD/wITii E AMERICAN RE I) CROSS. will ho-'The mostly appreciated of uli pffcring*. It is earnestly hoped that every citizen of S em in o le county* will rn n . tiiiiu^u io tin? iii’si ui nn uuiiiiy and will leave his contributions ol the residency, of Mrs. Forest Lake, Dr. Howard, Mr. A. Ro. >e*er PREACHER WINS RACE In i. Cross Country Flight Won By Pastor nisler Holding Revivals To All the pleasures of a “ weinie" Large Cn»wil« roast; the epicurean delights of a .Mincoia, N. V., Uct. is .-L ie u t, if. Kclistlc services at the First picnic supper, and eamw the even W. Maynard, victor in the army’s air heurp pM*«u rupiuiy on the rrh. conducted bv i.hnnisinj derby across the continent ana back, of Sanfoi J , nro progress |wings of happiness. arrived here at 1:50 p. M. toward u successful finish. I Enjoying the delightful occasion in preached to a large audi- were, Mr. und Mrs. E. fi Taylor, Those* who do not have the facili­ time was 1:50:05 J uvmJ - M r. Street Saturdny night. The |M r. and M ~ Lieutenant Mnynnrd flew the 142 ties to make delivery, will oblige :x rv / h a cm * o u q and Mrn. McMullen, Misses Marian object was, miles of the last stage in his great by dropping n card to any member ____ What he did was Dieterich, Bobby Burns, Gladys wd What He bald. flight from ocean to ocean and teturn of the committee and having their ono hundred thirty-four of Bryan, Nettie Maines, May Fields to capture at a speed of nearly two miles a minute. bundles done up compactly, ready gle-handed. and ho said and Messrs. Frank Roper, William the enemy *in Several minutes before lie landed his to be called for. that be was cn:aided to do this and his Hosier, Mr. Frazier, W. M. Haynes, plane was visible flashing across the Brenda do V. Morrison, _ : | maneuvers by Leslie Hill, and Ernest Gormly. pjny other dangerous cloudless uky in the hriilinnt sunshine Chairman of Committee. keeping his making every lshot ..-- count, of a perfect autumn day. own nerve iand trusting in .God. The Protest by the Ministers Union The first person to greet him as he nl these pirlhta as an outWANT T1IE F IR S T HERALD UiJ|>U'n ‘*~ • The Sanford Ministers Union, stepped from his machine at the con­ on mnnhood. line for his sermon of the Baptist, Congregational, Me­ clusion of his historic flight were his Sunday morning . in the church, u thodist and Presbyterian churches, wife and two little girls, who rushed beautiful service was held, fnat and by vote, emphatically protests again­ across the field amid the frantic cheer­ The evange•list delivered a discourse on st the character of some of the mov­ ing of the hundreds of spectators who and at the close “Christian Fellowship," ! ing picture exhibits thown in the tveio man haled at n safe distance by of the service, when m e » local theatres proved by signboards fi-at i.ii- of the Daily Herald wtu special details of soldiers. five converts went up and print. And to any vulgar style b j no exception to the rule. \ ou The first words uttered by Lieutenant was said, many turned of advertising by handbill. cm preserVo it for your children Maynard, when ho put his foot on mother the packed house. It a id tell them bow you bought it earth again were a generous tribute to Parents should be fully informed that five hundred people fi r the hospital at u time wl.cn Sergeant N. E. Klein, his companion uhout the character of any special Iain's sermon on "Bill they needed the money. The first on the flight. "Sergeant Kline deserves picture before allowing their chil­ Interest und attention w When hostilities cons oil there were^li the liniuN of their Teuton captors paper olf the press will he auctioned the greatest credit," said the Lieutenant. dren the risk of contact with vul­ millions of prisoners of war of all Allied countries, tin* terrible plight of ulT in front of the Herald office ,rage, and everybody • garity, indecency, and violence. win,in is well known to all the world. Red Gross workers, currying relief " I t is all up to the Lieutenant," vice, apparently. Thei The present censorship, so called, to.i*piief. oi e.oiliiu^. medicines und supplementary foodstuffs, pciiclnitcd the next Monday afternoon by some promptly retorted the sergeant. "He iponse to the npjieals t should be supplemented by a local Gent ml Power** ns soon after tin* nrinl.Mlet ns the military nuthorltl'v* wou’ l prominent citizen und the proceeds is the greatest pilot on earth." Between The service of the aft censorship which would better pro­ pel m l', mrd llo* work of getting the prisoners stnrlod linek to tlielr own iimu will be given to* the Fornald-LaugLieutenant Maynard ami Ids wife, bow ,|av was very impressiv ton Memorial Hospital. Be or. hand tect the patrons of the • pictures, li . - wm, soon In-,:nn. In lids plmiounipli n gnup of these men are so Iever, it "was not u question *»i words, the subject was "The F i iiesed e.n nad r« stoftsl to -ometliltu like uorm.d Sieultli, uonl'Lij: *be trail. iiUStci .•'•'(••••n m front u tho Herald especially the young. j Mrs. Maynard we* at the side of the tion". The Chaplain oilice and get timt daily paper airplane utmost before it had come to four iir. oi the J cwisj oil the press. It will be worth the rest, and her husband loaned from his tiro** tIn* Lvypuun li money no m atter how much you seat and embraced her silently, iti* applied not only to na are rnntiniinlly being asked, with pav for it and the money will go to |two little girls were then lifted up, one A friendly and hopeful appeal is the Hillsborough High here in Or­ reference to this department of dividual* today. In n lando. niter the other, to kiss their triumphant .. , 1* • 1.1 made to the- theatre managers to « u ,“ the Red Cross. The opportunity father. On account of the threatening use* v.»,„L plants for th« welfare Wiin a Deliverer to rescue them unu save is offered now to the general public Will Be Apnrlment House condition of the weather Saturday of their patrpns. them from sin. and Red Cross members to attend afternoon there was not as large a Among the many improvements Announcements for the week as fol­ this meeting to bear a trained crowd nt the game as was expected that nro being made in Sanford, is low* Services dnily nt 3:30 und 8 p. m., worker of Home Service, who will Orlando Wins From St. I’ele and the local school lost money. the complete renovation of the mej»t Saturday, when the afternoon The Orlando High Srhooi Pan­ It is hoped n large crowd will nttend gladly answer nny questions that old Ohio House, covering nearly nrvice will possibly lie omitted. At 8 thers gave the S t. Petersburg High may in* usked and give information the game here Friday as it is one two-thirds of a business blork on p. m. Saturday the evangelist will spcnK Srhonl a severe drubbing nt the relative to the nctiveness of Horne of the best of the season.— Reporter First street between Pnlmetto and again on the street corner on "Pitying Fair Grounds Saturday afternoon service. Magnolia avenues. The second floor Stnr. the Big Game." ^ in one of the best football games will be rented in apartments and On Friday at 8 p. m. the subject will ever played here. The final score To All Friends of Our Soldier and single rooms which wil be a much be, "Joan de Arc," and the service will being 19 to 0. The local eleven Trained Home Service Field Repre­ Sailor Boys needed addition to the housing sentative at the Congrega­ probably t>e in the High School Auditor­ showed a decided improvement in situation. Under the new manage­ tional Church, Wed. At a meeting of the Snllie Harrison ium. Next Sunday evening Dr. Hyman their playing. since the Gainesville ment of Mr. nnd Mrs. J . K Smith, Chapter of the Daughters of the Oct. 29. ' b to speak on "The Key to the Dugout." game; the entire team was in (letter only the better class of people will Miss Lilly Mitchell, Hone Service A. M. Revolution, on the 17th -Inst. Come to these meetings and receive a physical .condition nnd the hacks he able to secure accommodations. bluing—Plant City Courier showed more *|>ecd. Remine, at Field Representative of tho A. H. C., I resolved, in pursuance of their plan The rooms nnd halls are being to raiie funds for the erection of a left half, was the star, making two is ex|>eetcd to address the annual repapered and freshly painted «nd touchdowns and several pretty tack­ meeting of the •SeminoR? County memorial to our heroes, to inaugu­ rate r community-wide campaign, oo urranged that they are suitable les. Marion Kincaid playing his Chapter on Wednesday, Oct. 29. first game with the Panthers showed fur the purpose of collecting old for light housekeeping, nnd roomers up well at right end, making several clothes, old lints, old shoes, ohl also. Owfng to the influx of new nice tackles and in the Inst quarter furniture or furnishings,, to consti­ people daily arriving in Sanford got away with a forward pass j-H t of the Order. A pleasing .program for a 70 yard run. 10 tne community, covering me tute the stock in trade of an exten­ seeking homes, nnd tho lack of i n rendered, opening with the R. N. A. -___ „ . , , Home Service field in our county, sive rummage sale which they plan houses and npartments, every build* in an c s go . that localizes the work and maker it nuartitt und composed of Mrs. E. 1. •ng put into commission, even in the Poskin*, Mrs. .fames Estrigc, Mrs. Pip* morrow where they meet the Ce cry of vUn) |mporUncc to secure first to hold at nn early date. Anything • business district, solves the house which will sell for n nicklc will he hr. and Miss Hattie Weaver, who del- City clan and Friday comes the • an,i knowledge of not only the ifhtfully rendered "Juanita." A charm­ greatest game of the season with, iccds but the remedy. Questions welcomed and the "widow’a m ite" ' difficulty. ing nuinlier was the Instrumental select­ ion of tho Misses Mano%and Gladys StemjM'r, including tho violin and cornet, accompanied by Miss Weaver at the piano. Little Mias Margery Hoskins sang "They Always Pick on Me." An interesting feature was the public drill work of the order,captained by Mrs. Yothardt. The members of the order were very attractive in their white and purple uniforms, and wearing coruge bouquets of violets. Registering card* in the purple and white colors of the order, in the form of a calendar, upon which each guest und eminber reg­ istered were unique fnvors. Nine> new rcemliers were adopted into the order. During the social period, ice cream an4 rake were served nnd the evening c!o*cd with the singing of "Auld Lang the thine up. One grand parade in the morning, and exhibition drill nnd hall game between the Fats nnd Leans in Syr.c" in which all joined. Mrs. Alice the afternoon and a big Dance at night. Our Base Ball Club could use what change we get out of the thing very Vofhatdt District Deputy returned to nicely. What you say? Tampa on Thursday, nfter two weeks •pent in giving instructions preparatory to the public meeting of the Royal Neighbors. How about us all gettin g togeth er for for one grand celebration on ARMISTICE D A Y And While Preparing for This the Men of Sanford Should Make Other Preparations 1'aln And (.cans Wifi flay Ball The Futa nnd tin* Leans wifi phy hah on Armistice Day November 11 r.t which timo Sanford hopes to put on a great celebration and the ball game will he one of the features of the occasion. Ti c game will go to the limited number of rounds nnd if there are anything lews at tho end of nine than nineteen Prepare for the winter br buying your Fall and Winter Clothes NOW. following, you are sure to buy right: If you buy from a store that carries the SOCIETY BRAND, CAMPUS TOGS JE FFE R S O N AND BERG HATS. AND N U -STYLE SUITS FO R M EN . , SOCIETY BRAND OVERCOATS. DUBBLEBUILT SUITS FOR BOYS. PACKARD SHOES. TH E BEST LINE OF M EN 'S AND BO YS’ FURNISHINGS OBTAINABLE. , you might bc'able to gut things that you think arc the name at prices the same an ours, hut is the Quality Did that merchant pay as much for the same article that wc did? Wc demand Quality in everything we we Are h e r e t o s t a n d b e h in d e v e r y t h i n g w e s e l l STY LP HEADQUARTERS Lake Party . In honor of the birthdays of W. M. Haynes and Ernest Gormly a crowd of Sanforditca entertained with a delightful swimming party J PERKINS *»« BRITT j ■n i i i i in in i i i i nt in in in in i i n in mi ui ns Wo did. not mean to do you harm. And Corcho, tofl, you’ve dm * your best, You* strove to stand beside the rest. When Humphreys was cast o u t l n pain, You pitched Orlando’s cause tft gain. • Cheer up, dear boys, although you failed T ’was not your fault Orlando walled. She should not have expected to Win apskist Old Rnrfcrd, who Has better men in every way, Men who fight, and do not play. When ail the allies won the war, They hail a joy ne'er felt before— They did that which they strove to do. The Germans fought, and so did you: They labored hard, yes, fought in vain, , And ao it is, you did the inmo. Of course we’re proud we won the race And thcie’a a smile on Sanford's face ' But when wc once looked down on thee, Our conquered foe, our 'enemy. Down with thy nose rolled in tho duat, We did our duty, us soldiers must, Reached down and took thee by And drew thee to thy former ft and F o r thee, wc will do all wc can. Orlando, we’re American! , �• TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT . c. OCTOBER 14 , {gig* work right. Address 'Stenographer” "Know Thyself." 300 French Ave. 10-ltp th er efo r, • u b m llttd hy th e C i t y o n d n o c r When God gave you your Inlent, ho ol S a n f o rd . Florida, and n o * on fllr In the nlflro of th e city clerk of Sa n ford . H o r l l a . know what ho was doing. Don't ho Wanted—White or colored wait­ Said paving of »ald avenue and a t r ^ t •hall a.hantrd of It. Don't try to hide It, he- ress nt once. Come prepared to be l . e t u n within »iaty daya from and a l t e r an o rd in a n c e . Iho ilite|r>n which thla ordinanaeo ehall becom e e-u s- It Is not of the showy sort. Don't work. Tavares Inn. Tavares. Flor­ a n y pro perty Gltoiwifti* t l l r c t i v r : nut in m e e * r n i An mmninco rm iim try to twist It Into something It was ida. 9-21 c rrqulrlnc th* tea'll"* »>>'■ P * ' ,n1 * of K rrn rh own»r, uwnlnit property abu ttln it «n t h a t MATINEE NIGHT Avonuo from Ninth Strrot •outth. 3H20 foot part of -aid avenue or »U ret h e r - . n r»>|ulred never meant to ho. Nobody over yet to be paved , •ball fall, within th e lim e to llufhoy S t m t »"•! l<" *"•“ •"* »n'1 ninde a success, who was not content Wanted— Boat lo accommodate iMvInc t.<>M«bori> M**« t from I ronrh Avonuo herein provided, to t r a d * and pa ve aald 2 (• « K M. 8 to II PA1. • o«t t ’.25 foot to puhlfo ro«il running to ev en u e or ••frrt In front of nla or ta « lr to tine without np '°ny the gifts that ! party of four men o.i hunting rrvpectlve prr perty. In a cco rd a nce with the Achilla 20c Adull a :c c Up**I*. were Ills. -KM'!i:in:,e. trrm a 4»l thla ordinance and * i t h th e plan irip up St. Johns from November Ho It Onl.ln.if by th* Mayor and t it) and sp ecifica tio n* ther efor, h eretofore pre Children 10c ‘Th. Mom. ol Paramount!" Children IGc Council of tho City of SaMord. Horlda : pared and aulimltted by the c i t y en ginerr 2Cth to December 20th. Boat mu?* Section I. Th.t r rrnch A* ran* boclnnlnf all of •*!»! grading and r a v i n g , n o t ao ■ ooloodloo •o<ith 8*20 by p ro p erty nxr.*.*i. i h i i l be d o n * b y autl ■ t N i n th »t __ Shocks Retard Drug Action. have sleeping accommodations and - e f a r e d• t o a width In l l u g h o y Stroot t h i l l- b wld! under the direction id th e city of S a n f o rd , “Shock ri turds the nctlon of drugs.” m a n ’ to run lioal and a cook. Ad­ of i r t r n foot. *ald p a r r m o n t to ho ol and th e proportionate cotta thereof t ha ll w id th of 3 ? i I r t t o n r i c h «lt1c of n i y e m r n t be i i f r o r q , on e- th ltd on each aide, a g a in tt rays the Itevne de Medcclne. "Frogs dress N. F. taro Herald with photo r ! i * : d c n »»ld * v r n u * b y K#mlnoU C o u n t y , the lands upon which aald paving •nail a n d aihtU be of the ■■me m i t r r i a l u»cd ■but en d th e c i t y ol Sanford *h all ha v e a In a state of shock from n Mow on tho of hot t if possible. 9-?te by l a i d Co un ty In p a v t n r th e r r n i c r of f lirt t in rrlor a t l t u t th e •»“ > *»h'l» rn lo rce - head or an electric shock did not a v e n u e , and ahall be uf »*nm cra d e and ;.e.i able •> i>r«»vlde«l by the U * « and ordlnanr*-* K-pond in iho elici t of a poison until W anted— Rooms lor ligjit houseth lrlcn r**. of >ald r l t y . S e c t i o n 2. T h a t GnbUI>o?n S tre et be­ after n period of eight or ten times keeping. Sam Younts, care SemiSection I. That upon failure of any g inn in g at 1‘rr n rb A venue and n t e n d i n g under normal clrcum- I noie Hotel w r i t 4 &2 S f•«t to pul lie road running to property owner to do the crailinif and pavlnc longer than 1**2 in i rvrhnine. for ;*xby the vein.” Wuntcd—Several rooms or apart- | inent for light housekeeping, O* t. j to .inly. Government employee. I Melody. Wm. N. Ankrnev. __ * A*i'AiCAfilOuNT-A11TCRAFT PICTU RE - »•r • A**' n-the of which tho history tif t t, u : W ANTED— OLD CLEAN 'only. ‘llrn* for !»*«••, agilntt .nil upon "Y es, mv dear, he was right under her bed! In loti anil property front!-; sr.jt sbyttlns •Is n canto and of ovory in u a xt ’, RAGS, ANY KIND E X ­ _ ___ upon (abi av.nu. ami *trrrt hrrrlnbrfor. ' the most shocking costume! Oh, it was hortihle. : >ir*rrllird ar.ri 33 -ml pavr.l, . m l the ItH Birulns have hoen peiiiii.^ ah CEPT OLD SO C K S. my dear! She should be tarred ar.d feathered and rrrn.lnlng unr-lhlril «f *urh co*t* thall b . down tho con furl on. and. tl yh th * COATS, PANTS. OR paid by t h . City of Hanford. driven from our midst! That th. Mtlmat.d ro*U of aradlnc and havu boon inlnclctl tho r ■ 'f" . t t BED SPR E A D S. AT paving p.r *»ju»fr yard for th. paving roaring cannon nnd dying man. yet lo You’ll be glad you came to see “ The Misleadin; TH E HERALD O FFICE. of (aid av.nu. and •trr.t I* 12.to. th. r*tlmatrd total rotta of pavtnc th. lamr n* tho Christian philosopher and hlMorlnn Widow.” Good? We’ll say so! 59-tf dr«rribrd I* »15.170.00. and th. eatlmatad —tin* liuniMi* listener—there has been ro»t* to lut o»n»r» prr front foot I* 10.ft:*. Section 5. That the city enalneer I* a divine melody running through tho hereby rerjulr.d althln ten day», after it*. Bong which spunks of hope and FOR SALE Also G a u m o n t News Weekly lance, to prepare brat pu ld lra tiu n of............... tbi* ordina ind fll. »llh th. city clerk an rttlmat. hnlcyon days to come. History Is hut l the amount of llrn* lor tuch *uch (■paving i« for • which Remember tho annual meeting Mh. city *111 claim ag«ln*t •acn of the lol* tho unrolled scroll of prophecy.— nnd election of officers of Sentinol or parr.la of land fronting or abutting upon Jam es A. Garfield. th. av.nu. or alrrct »n to li. l>avrd, which Cuunty Chapter A. ii C. at th? .•llmale thall b. baa.d upon th. .atamated coat* of th. work, and upon th. frontage Congregational church Wcdn th of Iota or parcel* of land abutting the avenue Indian Summer. night, Ocl. 'Jlf, nt N:30. or *trret to to be paved. For sale or exchange- -1 Vault from blight nnd root knot. Will tell Indian summer is the return of ge­ Section fi. That any perron owning an. inter* *t In and to any property abutting upon nial tint not hot weather after slinrp For Sale— Hat Hark and Kitchen in beds or count. Write for price door, good ythape, 1 larg*1 Safe, Tl raid av.nu. nr *lre< t to b. >o pavr*l (ball frosts. It Is flu* moment when the Cabinet at reasonable price, 807 and quantity wanted. Clay County inches high, I small Safe, 34 incUi have the right within thirty d*>* alt*r thfiling of eald nllmat. lo prc*rnl to the tuol door of the vestibule of winter Is left Magnolia or phone 312 J . !0 -2 tc Gardening Co, Green Cove Springs, high, 1 adding machine. Must s*-,l city clrrk a twern petition to be presented Fla. h-4tp quick. C. Caro of Herald. to th. city council. *rttlng forth that In standing a ja r for a moment to let the 62-tf. Ih. opinion of the petitioner the catlmated light, and Just u little— not too much— For Sale—Two five a^re trad e amount of auch coita and lien* upon *urh lot 1* inrorrret. allowing wherein It I* In- of warmth of departing summer stream of land, walking distance. Will give *• KH.-rtack c*. tiu FOR RENT F« r Sale— 4 Pass, specially made rorrect or why ll will .acted th. *perial In. It Is u season without n jlv n l— time on pnrt payments. P. O. T ra tta Franchini car 55-90 H. P. ben* fit* arrruring from the work and paving ■Ion. and to b. don. In front of *ald lot or briefer even than the briefest spring, Box 117. 10-2 tp chain drive, cost $12,000 new 1912. For R ent— Furnished Room to parcel of land. tenderer tlmn tin* softest summer; It Section 7. That th. city council *hall, Is (lie anodyne of the year's woes and gentleman, 110 West 3rd. St. lU-'Jin Pool i Wheel base 108 inch. Tires 3tJx4, For Sale—2 nearly new after proper nolle, and wilhln th. lim. : 30x5. Elect starter and lights, 4 prrarrili.il by ordinance*. *lt a* n board of llie promise and pledge of n mult's rej*- tables. Will consider trade or. mules | ruuelirati'Ai l*i hear anv and oil pellllor* toral Ion of I Meii.—Mxclmnge. Flat furnilhed complete. Imjuitf exhaust pipes. Picl or auto truck. Box 27U, Sanford, "I,WM,,» ar.d complaint* which may be til'd in r IIa. i *‘ French Shop. *y.ti ! cutout, double jouiTer, 2 B u ll; finer In tin ratltnat-d port* of the paving Fla. m r.ln pro vided fur and »*«■’ ! make d'le an*. _______________________• **'♦ • -t*i»itghtr, ven! on top und • !l .ml ti Ir..ulr. Ii.t the 'PI c o r -, wir’d wind shield. Six now shut-:, extra For Sale Four-room house corFor R en t— Four Furhished Roorr.t. 0 elti ng a i a b ard f i .•••: n. t h a t tf 9/l ♦>i! M f\ •i nor 5th and Palmetto, cant nnd I chain and sprockets, easy to handle. 709 Mugnolin Ave. Smith at MU b . * i i * n a t r d a m o u n t of *ald l i m I* co rrectly P a tim a t.d . t h , am ount w f la . d «hall *to nd -a south front. Lot 34x117 feet. P rice' ICC mile® per hour, fit fur the Kni«er ti l*v. a* t h . a m o u n t of auch l i m t o lie cla im ed by thp city of Sa n ford , for the paving in . neck. Photo ut The $i.5uu, naif cash. \\. M. Haynes, i to break his Falhpr lilfpe elyl? sc wf:! 2 S •ant n v m u . or * t r e i t in fron t m •*ni p ro p­ For Colored Peopl’ —r r ■*" 10-tf Herald office. For sale cheap by Herald Office. erty , and a f te r the city po und ! ha* heard •*> ery iatitl v. 11 locut.-ti, in or.*; ~i t all petition* and given all Properly owner* AI Dorncr, Eu*t Sanford, Florida. an Opportun ity to lie heard and have m ade Sale— Five acres of land, For lots. Ajip'y V". P. Carter, Con­ all c n r rr rlin n * whirh in their ju d g e m e n t I* 9 lf. ju * t, and ha v e ei|uallird all a«»"**m enta, orange and other fruit trees, land nelly Rea! Estate Agency 10-ltc raid a m o u n t * and av*c*«m rn t* a* filed and for cultivation. Four room hou;o n i u a l l n d *hall aland a* a lien agalnat aald For Sale— Wood or coal range For R en t—Four co n n ectir: house­ property t o be pnforeed a f te r the r o m p l r t on place. Two miles from Sanford. with tank, practically new. Enquire lon of *a!d work in t h . m anner pro vided by keeping rooms, furnished and with t h . law* and ordinan ce* of aald ci ty, Address P. D. enre Herald. IO-2tp 919 Oak Ave. 8-tf. f a t a l ll t h l* 2 0 th. d ay of O c t . 1919 . large gitrdin. P. O. Hox 117. V. |„ M lf.l.flf. V All Local Advertisements Under I*rc*ldrnt C i t y Coun cil. For Sale—Cabbage Plants. Ap-| For Sale—23 acres on lake front, 10-2 tp . I here by r . r l i f y th a t I h . f o rr g o ln c o r d i­ This Heading T H R EE CEN TS a prbxirr.atcly half million, Succession 3 1i acrcg cleared, C room house nance *■ • duly pasted by I h . d l y co uncil For R en t— Furnished front room of th e c i t y of Sa n fo rd . Florid a, In aeaalnn, Line For Each InHertlon. Minimum nnd Charleston Wakefield, Nov. j n jj(H)(| condition and outbuildings, thla I h . 2 0 lh day of O ct.. 1919 . Modern 719 Oak 7tf Charge 25 Cents. first. $2. largo quantities. Order .j mj|,.s from Sanford, Enquire HorF. I*. Ill NFS. C ity C lerk . now. Dr. Love, DoLand, Fla 7-tf. aid Office. Approv.il by m. thla 22nd. day of Octo­ LOST In answering an advertisem ent 10-2te ber, 1919. i. t>. DAVISON, F»*r Sale, Rig Horse— For $100 where no name Ib mentioned in the Lost on street between Elm Avr. in.&tc Mayor City of Sanford. For Sale— /. 1 1:1.Lt Gun ut one- ns 1 have no use fur him. Mrs. and the Post Office, Brown Camto td, please do not ask Tho Herald In Ik. Circuit Caurl Net.nth Judicial Cli- for information as to th e identity of half value. See C. 11. Lelller. 7-tc Brooch. \V. rh Squires. Finder return to MUs cull In and fur Hrmlnolr County, Florida, In Chancery. the advertiser. Usually we do not 9-3tc Annie Lee and receive reward. For Sale— Prepare lor cold weath­ J. II. Sullivan, Com­ plainant. v* Cl.o mil for Divorrr know who the advertiser is and if 10-ltp For Sale—fi-roont Modern Bun- er NOW. Buy your winter’s lire Sullivan, Drfrr.dant. wo do we are not allowed to give Order of I'uhllrallon. gnlow. Also 5-room cottage. Ow- wood iie.w and save money. Oak or Smart Clothes Lost— Gold Pin, name engraved To Cl.o Sullivan, rare Mr*. II. II. Thump- out this inform ation. Sim ply write 9-2 tp pine. Either stove or fireplace wood. ner, 203 Ear t 10th.' ton, Valdoata, (imrgla. on top. Finder return to Mersld a letter and address it as per In­ It apprarlng from Ih. affidavit ftlrd in For men and youni men thl* cau*. that you, Cl.o Sullivan, are a structions In tho nd. Phone 149-W . Roberts & Sm ith, office and receive reward. 9-2tp Farm Phot ogrnphy n specialty. ruidrnt of n Slat, of Ih. United State* Wood Yard, corner 6th nnd Elm. other than the State of Florida and that you Photos of n! ! kinds. See Shcnfcr Lost Nose glusses in rase or. 5-tf are a resident of Ih. Stale of firorgla. r.tid­ This Column Ih Free lo Returned Soldiers 00<° r-tf at 113 Elm Ave. ing In th. City of Valdoata, Slat, of tirorSunday. Return to Geo. Speer and and Sailors Who Seek Positions. gia and your addrrw* la care of Mra. II. II. For Sale or R en t—At u bargain. receive reward. Thompaon, Valdoata, firorgla, and that 9-2tp I « t. 819 House »nd For Salt — there I* no prraon In th. State uf Florida Nine acres choice celery farm , known W ANTED th. service of a aubporna upon whom would in i* . Inquire r. rtb H vc.. ce Elm A L ost— Pair glasses, gold framt. as the W. P. Akers farm on It. It. bind you and that you are over th. age of of J . .V . Rice. above aidcifcj*. 9-4 tp tw.nty-on. year*. School grounds, $1.50 reward for W anted— Position as stenographer. Thl* I* therefore to command you, Clco Kale— Half millk n celery j wells. Address S. A. Wood, or J . E. return of same. Itobt. S. ShimSullivan, to bo and appear before thl* Court High School commercial graduate For Dec emb er , A. * "I). 1919. on th. hr*t day of' Urrrmb.r, mans, Sanford, W. Side. 9-2tp 5-tf the *amr bring a regular Kulr Day of I hi o with experience. I can do your plnnts, imported Ficnch teed, free Alexander, DcI-and, Fla. Court, to answer th. bill of romnlalnt .«• hihited aginat you by J. II. Sullivan, or. •aid Dill will bo taken a» ronfeated. It la further orderrd that thl* order be ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . puldUhrd In the Sanford Herald, a news­ paper puldiihrd in Seminole County, Flor­ ida. for four ron*ecullve week*. WITNK8S my hand and nmdal »eal at Sanford, Semlmdr County, Florida, thl* 21*1 day of Ort'iher, A. D. 1919. K. A. DOUr.l.ASS. Clerk Circuit Court Setnlnulo County, Every Department is now complete with new Fall merchandise. Silk Dress Goods, Florida. |0-5te LEGAL ADVERTISING IE**-.- ' avenue and atrcct ihall be graded nijd paved] In accordance with plan* and apeclfleatlona» PRINCESS —T 0D A Y = B IL L IE B U R K E , ‘The Misleading Widow' ,h Fath er and Son Differ on Stale t on bton f :U : M » i.iA r-rr~ f- I .1 CLASSIFIED son— bul nol quite so much of it. We please both; while the young man leans to belled suits, Father would not give them a second look; he wants style—but his idea of it is different. And we have something for both in ADVERTISING I Stein Bloch $3 5 W» £ K: ul * $60 00 Dobbs Hats Manhattan Shirts H A R V EY ’S f || 24 West Forsyth St. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Blessing of New Picture Church of the Holy Cross Mr. Clins. J . Humph— a Vestryman of the Parish — us a complete and beautiful surprise has presented a large magnificent Oil P aint­ ing, his own work, to Holy Cross Church, which will be unveiled and blessed nt the 11 o'clock service this Sunday. , pi * m AS This Gift recalls to mind the expensive Piota—the lurgo Painting of the Cru­ cifixion by a celebrated ar­ tist, bought in Belgium by Genl. II. S. Sanford, while U. S. Minister to that country, nnd presented it us u Insting memorial to him in Holy Cross Church. 1 NEWS ies* and Gent’s Read v-U - Wear. Ladies before the last advance. Nollrr of Application for l a * llrrd Under Section 375 of the lienrral Nlatulr*. Notice I* hereby given that l.. B. Whltr, purchaier of Tai Cerllhcale No. I|3, dated tho 3rd day of July A. D.. I9D1, ha* tiled •aid rerliftral. In my oRlc. and ha* made application for tat deed to i**ue In accord­ ance with law. Said crrlllieat. embrace, the following i!rocrIbed property rltuat.d |In Srir.lnote County, Florida, to-wltt 1ntrreat In lllork I B. J. While'* Sub Div. Th. aald land being a**e**rd at Ih- date of I he iMiiance of *ueh certlftrate In the name of W. (7. Aldridge. Unle*a *ald cerlltlrate ahall be rrdremrd according to law, ta* deed will lour thereon on the 2 *lh day of November A. D., 1919. Witneaa my Iillicial tlgnature and teal thl* (he 21th day of Oclnler A. D. 1919. (SBAI.I B. A. DOUOLASS. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida. 10-Str IIy V. M. DDUOI.ASS. D. C. FROM Y O W E L L ’S STORE We were fortunate enough t i buy our Fall stock LADIES’ COAT SUITS J 1 DRESSES Such .high-grade Suits ns we ar-‘ showing stylus almost impossible to he bought at our retail prices. \Ye have them in every material, silvertones, paircttwil. velours, serges olid poplins. All sizes. Some lay* Jored models, r.touts, and chicken styles. New styles every week in Fall dresses. $25, $35, $45 to $90 j Here are two early FaM models ju st ar­ SPECIAL FOR OCTOBER rived at a very reas Cleaning Seed. By tho tiso uf a part InI vanillin tin* United Staton deparfiiienf t»f iikMcuIturo has tlevoloiieil n h.vtlrneyntilc at Id and can itroronn fur f tunica 11tip; linpurtod bcoiI moro rapidly than liorotuforo. unable price. Security Agalnit Pellagra. Tho United States public henlth Borvlco reporth that Iho dlneiiHO, pella­ gra, I* largely, If not entirely, due to ii faulty diet. When meat nnd milk are supplied In ndct|unte quantity there I h a practical security against this disease, which last year caused 3.700 death*. -TO- Church Services 7:30 u. in. Celebration for Communions. 9:43 n. m. Sunday School. 11 a. m. Special Service. Blessing of Picture and Ser­ mon. 7:30 VesporB and nddress. The Christian Church of Apostolic Foundation \h\'~ l| H - What She Was Looking Tor. One of the many excellent Morlcn told hy Lady Jcpsnn In her "Notes of n Nomad" concerns her godfnthcr. "He came often to our house," writes the authoress, "having an obvious admira­ tion for tho pretty young aunt who lived wJth us. One day he called ns uhuiiI and I at once rllmhcd on his knees nnd HturcU scurehlngly Into Mb clear, brown eyes. ‘What’s the matter, child?' said he, 'and what uro y<Tu look­ ing nt?' ‘Mnmtnn said to papa,' quoth I, 'Mint you had a wife In your eye und I’m looking to see IT I can find her.” ' 1 S IL K H O SIER Y heavy silks, black ami white, per p a ir........... ........................ .... Every rrlor lo nii.f h ti e rev. fli '.rSes fur Fall Iirowr., grey, l*..pc, na-. * F :ll fashioned, .........$1.25, $1.75, to $3 C T T T f C Belding’s silk in tho n?w Y t|l H i In . W rfbwght a big "G’ -’k of k jA L J A Y O b[||{ gome time ago on a very low market and will give (PQ QfL * ‘ j . lidding our customers tho benefit of thp purchase. Bolding silk, .ill shades, yd. DOVE "D ovo" N ig h t Gown Nn. r,05 and ••Dove" Envelope Chiinlso to mntch. made of white bat­ iste of extra fine quality, trimmed with an effective design o f h em ­ stitching and hand e m b r o i tl c r o <l French knots in pastel shad?s of pink n n d blue. Shirring nt bust and dainty ribbon bilws at neck. « T h e daintiness of fine materials, the bcccmingness o f pretty styles carefully m a d e — those a r c t h e charms which de­ light the woinsn who buys "Dove Under-garments UwJtf p i* iw* “R it” all colors The Yowel! Company 10c EVERYTHING NEW T HAT S GOOD Mail Prdeia filled unt day r»«ir*d csecxxso5 i �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TEN OCTOBER 24 Tlu> gins* originally :s slightly grivn, and after mine years of use becomes pure white. The Incident Is briefly as follows: In ranking some changes In the front of a huhenlMsher's More* a flve-foot pleee o f p late g li- S WSJ rCJT.GVed uml To serve long, hard miles of real usefulness, Fisk Tires are bigger and stronger and sturdy — just to serve you more faithfully than you’ve been served. Handsome, too, with tough, black non-skid treads and light side-walls. They are built to an ideall s N "T o be the Beat Concern in the World to Work for and theSquarest Concern in Existence to do Business with.” i \cxi i im tnljen away by the glacier. In course of time this sheet wan Installed In the front ivlndow of a now residence. The rmiiii.% had scarcely moved In when they began to receive telephone mes­ sages suggesting Mint the neighbor­ hood, was scarcely appropriate for a shirt factory. They were my stifled until they discovered that when the sunlight struck their window at a cer­ tain angle the words, ""John Doe— Shirts Made to Order,” shone out upon the glass. The explanation was that when the glass funned the haberdasher's window It hnd borne these words in wbltc en­ amelled letters, mid the letters had protected the underlying glass from BOSTON, MASS, Arc offering a limited amount of their “Victory” Brand Fertilizer AMONIA PHOS. A CID , RPOTASH had lint faded as the rest of the clays hud done. W. E. HATHAWAY,"AGENT KENT Vulcanizing Works Hiram Goes to Purchase the The Magistrate — Thts lady says you tried to speak to her nt the railway station. The Accused—It was a mis­ take. 1 was looking for my wife's youpg niece, whom I’ve never ncrn. but whn’d tieen de-crlbed to me as a handsome, blonde Indy with classic fo:v urns, line complexion, perfect 11go re, beautifully dressed and— The Complaining Witness—I don't care to prosecute the gen­ tleman. Any one might have made iho same mistake.—Boston tlloho. ••Waul. I'm dorn sorry, Hy. I ain’t got nny rope, fer lik e Logon took Ihuh lii«t 10 feet. Ilowsomever, here's W) feet uv good barbed wire ihet ouehl»*r iVtc.i i **i , L«,t ,, I . . ., t-\, tiling uii lion of lh** r-d blond eorpu*clcs." *:«Id n nicdlrul profe«»Mu. "H e would lie belter without the fumes, and the sooner we get good petrol the better It will he for our health. I do «i>* *.*-,i»k •* ■*. **•• e»th. The fumes are rapidly diluted with Im­ mense quantities of air. Before they could get from u vehicle In tho road to the pavement they would be harm­ less.” between thuh imliitn." “Fine, Lem. Say, them Uncle Toms want me tew’ feed them six blood­ He and Lemuel Shemmer Exchange hounds they got fer two dollars a day. Reminiscences Concerning Pait Whnt shall I feed 'em?” Performances In Which They “ Vow tuke a fool's advice, 1llrnm Pro Rats. Had More or Less Interest. Jessup, uii' don't feed no animals! In one of the regiments the ruts had When Ihet circus cum tew town 10 "Top o’ the murnlug, Lemuel!” This years ago, I got thuh contrnct tew feed become such n pest that the officers took drnstlc measures to get rid of from Him hi Jessup, of Jessup's Cut. tliuh elephant, an' that bloomin' linwg “Same tew yew, Hiram,” returned uv an elephtmt at me outer house, them. An offer was made that to nny Lemuel Slemmer, owner and clerk of home an’ stable. 1 ain't been able tew of the hoys 12 hours' liberty would ho given every time they brought In n tho one general merchandise store of recooperyroot thuh loss j i t I” the town. “fJuess I'll let them bloodhound* dead rat. One day a soldier rnmn Into head­ ^Buy, “Lem," ssya Hiram, "besides starve, then, Lem. Thank". I'll send get tin’ a few things lure In thuh Mur»\( thuh tickets eround. Hope we her a quarters with a demand for five days* liberty. "Five days' Uherty? Where I druv over taw tell yuh I've rented out fall house." do you get Mint Muff?" they howled nt the opery house fer two nights Mu* "Bo do I, Hy. S'long."—Detroit Free him. He produced a paper sack which, month after next week.* Me nnd 6 h*- Press. on being opened, showed ten young dish Higgins hex been n-sweepln* thuh rnts which he hnd found In one nest. hoy out uv It an' brushln' thuh cob­ End of Peonage In Ecuador. Tho Joke wns on the officers; nnd webs ofTu thuh cheers. Thuh planner Peonage has been abolished In Kenshad a nest uv eggs In It right alongside dm through n legislative decree, which the soldier got llhertj*. a litter uv kittens. Kin yew bent that? nlso qpds Imprisonment for debt, ac­ Sneaking Into Camp. That reminds me; got any good white cording to liiforinntlnn recently re­ A priv ate who had overstayed Ids paint? 1 want lew paint the perskln* ceived from Consul General Frederic neum boxes In the apery house." \V. Coding of Guayaquil, Prior to this leave one night sneaked Into camp and was Just on the point of entering the "Sorry, lllnuii, but 1 uln't got u decree a peon was compelled hy law barracks when the sentry turned at to rcmnln on an estate ns long ns he smack o' paint In thuh hull plnre. tlie end of his brnt. The private, who Cyrus I'uukweed used thuh lust on wns Indebted to the owner, who ar­ Was cl“"olr_ w qtrplpc tho ..-tin^i^j-enU ranged that the peon was always owhis henhouse. I kin give yuh u bushel Ding Mint he would he detected, also uv good strong lime that oughter Uont Ing-invin^iliBiriTe rould pay, a condi­ turned and acted ns though he wns tion Mint wns practical slnvery. The being quicker tew dry than pulnt." trying to sneak out of camp, "Gel decree also forgave all debts owed hy “All right, Lem. I'll give yew tew hnck there *v no man out tonight 1" tickets fur thuh show fer It. It's ‘Uncle peons, thereby making their emnmipnshouted the guard. Needless to add tton complete. Tom's Cabin’ they're gonna piny.” The members of this cla ss niny now the private lost no time In obeying the “Yew won’t give me no scuts If • they're where they wu* when them work for whom they please, come and order. go at will, nnd enjoy equal rights with pictures about ‘lie Loved Her All Bight, but She Moved Away In Thuh Night' other citizens of this republic. wuz put on thuh sheet, thet druinmln' Gasoline Fumes Annoy London. samUnlpe made such an all-tired racket Residents of London hnve been com­ It druv ine nigh plumb craty l" “Thet wu* tew bad, Lem. Yew kin plaining recently of Mie foul gases hcv thuh best seats In Biuli house Mils emanating from the poor quality of time. I want some good strong rope, gasoline which motorists are com pel let) JUST BORN TIRED, THAT’S A L L too, Lem. These Uncle Toms.nre goln' (o use. It Is said Mint the fumes ag­ tew give me two dollars ex try ef I cut gravate lung troubles. Applicant 'o r Position Would Accept “One effect of the carbon monoxide a hole In thuh roof tew let Little Eva Job Calling Out Stations on In petrol fumes Is to destroy the funeUo«ird Vessel. SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS — Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes R E P A IR W ORK O F A L L KIN D S FORDS A S P E C I A L T Y M0BIL0ILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES PHONE NO. 41 — R E M E M B E R THE Barking Cat Among Freaka in U. 8. A cat that barked like a dog, re­ cently exhibited nt Boston, tops the |lu» fron.-'; ” this country. Recently a giant glowwr4m m Inches lon j, *cas fcur.d In tho Santa Crux mountains. When placed tu the dink u gorgeous effect was produced hy tho lumlnom rings circlin'* It; bad.Mammoth fruit Is of frequent oc­ currence. but Irr Hoathstftkc, Bath, England, a shocking CMS* of plant overeating wns discovered. It result­ ed In seven daisies growing on one stalk. This freak, scientists said, was caused by fesclatlon, which menns overeating. White blackbirds, canaries, llnnels nnd sparrows have been seen and ex­ hibited. The occnn, too, gives Its share of eurlntis freaks. A double-sid­ ed flounder, with both sides alike, du­ plicate fins nnd n misplaced eye, wns caught some months ujjo. Privilefle of the Great "Wlinl 1 don't imdeiMiiiid Is how these cnptnlns of Industry can find Mine |o plnv gqlf nnd enjoy life In oth­ er ways.*when they have so many respoiislldtllies." " I ’erlitips for the same reason Mini colonels, majors and general* are gen­ tlemen of more nr les* elegant leisure. They have some dependable Itr-M and second lleutetniiits uml »«*t* servennts In do tie li.n l work."— I'.lnnlnghuin A ge- Hern Id. "My trade or profession ?” he repeated ynwnlag. 'Tin a coronation program seller." "I seel" said the clerk, dryly. "No, we hnve nothing In thut line open Just now 1" " I’d take something else If It suited mo and 1 thought I could do It proper­ ly, you know J" he went on, ranking himself more comfortable ou tlie coun­ ter. "As for Instance?" "W ell," replied the born-tired, "I wouldn't mind rnlllng nut tho names of the stations on board an Atlantic liner, or something of that sort I* Window From Fashionable Haberd-ish Sr’s Store, Installed In Fashionable Residence, Still Carried Ad. An amusing Incident la related In the Scientific American to prove that plate class fades under exposure to sunlight. Sanfc rd, Fla PHENOMENON OF A BLU E SUN Cause, Astronomers Aoeert, Was the Eruption of s Large Volcano at Sunds States. Astronomers of different countries have more than once recorded a blue moon. This remarkable phenomenon has been twice qbserved, both In Italy and AuMrlu. hut only once In England. A blue sun has appeared once o rir and will probably never be seen again even to the end of existence, astron­ omers *u). This occurred In August, 1w i , n t th e Bur. da The cuumj was the eruption ul u larf } volcano. In the torrlti** shork that followed a great range ot mountain, wus blown cwnnletely Into the air. The csvltv left on the Sumln States after this explosion was 1,000 feet deep. Billions of tons of rock, dust and mud were blown heavenward for no less than 17 miles. It can be understood what the ex­ plosion was like when It Is sold that at Batavia, exactly 100 miles sway, the street lamps had to be lit, although the time w is not yet noon. The sun up to this time was completely ob­ scured; but toward sunset—the sun«et that only the troplrj know—came the magnificent phenomenon known to nshntiomers as tho blue sun. Tills was' seen by every one within 30 or 40 degree* of the equator. The White Elephant. A good ninny persons hnve, no doubt, got n wrong Impression of the Blameae whlto elephant. He Is not pure white, as Is generally supposed, but Is a sort of Albino among his race. lie In n very light gray, hut never a pare white color. Outside of this, he I h little dif­ ferent from the rest of his rare. Rubber Stamps A LL KINDS Ofllcc Supply Dept CCOO TO T>>(LAST MOP' SEALED TINS ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE We Know We Sell The Best Seed For Florida Farmers Our Reputation of Years Assures our Hy-Test Quality SEMI roil am i PAIX CATAMHilK mice list We are Familiar with Planting Con­ ditions,. Perhaps we can Help You. WRITE I'H E. A. MARTIN SEED COMPANY JACKSONVILLE. PLOttUU 18 cents He walked Into the employment agcucy wearing a smile and horn-tired . look, ns well ns a p i few other things. "Any vacancies 4 R jn L for n man llko IjA-V* me?" he asked, ns lie arranged him] * J fjT s e l f comfortably \ 7 //I along the counter. \T l, "Whnt Is your ” t ■■ ■■■- ^ V jn * trade or profes- PRO VES P LA T E G LASS FA D E S Cars Washed and Delivered— W c Will for and Deliver Your Car. ix u *xu. i ain. A v e n u e A GOOD DEFENSE a package C C a r n a la a r a t o ld e v e r y , w u e r e in s c i e n t i fi c a ll y e e a l e d nMDKMget o f JO c i g a r e t t e * o r ttn p e c k e A e a {J 0 0 c iila r e tle e ) In a S l e s e i n e . p a p t r . c o v e r e d c a r to n . W e e t r o n jfly r e c o n i, mte n d t h i e c a r t o n f o r t h e h o m e o r o ff ic e a u p p l y o r • th en y o u t r a v e l. R . A R eynolds T o b a c c o Co. Win st on-SaDto, N. C. A M E L S arc in a doss by themselves— easily the most refreshing, tlie most likable cigarette you ever smoked. You can prove th at! Simply compare Camels pufT-by-pufT with anj’ cigarette in the world at any price! Put quality, flavor and cigarette satis­ faction to the utmost test I Made to meet your taste, Camels never tire it, no matter how liberally you smoke them ! The expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos makes Camels delightful— so fullbodied, yet so fascinatingly smooth and mellow-mild. Every time you light one you get new nnd keener enjoyment! Freedom from any unpleasant cigaretty after taste or any unpleasant cigaretty odor makes Camels as unusual as thay ore enjoyable. In fact, Camels appeal to the most fastidious smoker in so many new ways you never will miss tho absence of coupons, premiums or gifts. You'll p refer Camel Quality! �TFjfmrwwaw w r i - r V. ■jiyj' gfr-nv* « a i-^ OCTOBER 24. 1319 : » T it Story o f a Turret C aptain to _________ In the “ c'ut. Se*mm.3rd ESflftfiBI Turret 9105.7ft per " dU CLltf A mans life— among m en ! Attxi 111— AUU fUiunUCAT^ Ceylon, Yokohama—fill the great jcrti of the world—ore they cr.ly ji.rre ca the map to you—o r n*c tbry porta where you’ve gone tallisi in horn the high teat with every eye along the thore turned lioiringly oa your big thip— jo u r ship! Every ocean baa a United States ship tailing for f n t port worth teeing. If you've any coll in you for a full life—join, and color all your yean ahead with memories of thing* worth seeing—with knowl­ edge worth having—with an inex* braitiblc fund of sea tales and adventures pi deed up ashore and alloat that will make you a wel­ come man in any company. Work?—sure, and a man’a worh It Is, among men. Play?—well, rather, with nhunch o f men who know how to play. These comrades of yeuxi cony in their eara the sounds of great world dties, o f booming guns, of swashing seas— sounds you will shore with them and that will never die eway. And when you c^me home, you'll face life ashore with level eyes— for Unde Sam trains in s e lfr e lia n c e as well as self-respect. The Navy builds straight m art— no mollycoddles. loliit foe twolyton. Excellent opporte&ltin for advancement. Tour oretks holiday* with pay each year. Shore leave toacelnI■Huttight* at port* visited. Men always learning. Good foot and first uniform outfit free. Pay beflnsthe day you enlist. Gel full ‘.'irik t Frr*r* jw ? nesrest recruiting sUliuu. If you do not Snore where the nearest recruiting atatiaa Ls. ask 7-UT Poitmaster. Us knows. CATg Ba •O ,W _ *■ .Navy T ESS .1 3 i n J i f t .t»i • H E Great W a r demonstrated something we shall never for­ get— the dollars-and-cents value of "fun." It was music and vaudeville and clean fun of every kind which gave our boys in France the "pep" that made them unbeatable. W e will put the same "pep" into you. FLORIDA STATE FAIR Jacksonville, Fla. N O V EM BER 2 2 -2 9 THIf BEAUTIFUL STRGE SKII FOR WOfffii « J > . PREPAID It is No. 210 in our Special Fashion Bulletin of Extraordinary Value*. Made of an excellent serge iu navy or lilnek. llmidsomtily pleated i*ll around, with fashionable loose belt. " Sizes 2G to 33 waist nml lengths 38 to *10 for women of average figure. Sizes 33 to 38 waist and *10 to *12 length for large women. Sizes 22 to 28 waist and 33 to 27 length for misses. Cut this ml out, send.it to us with your name and address together with your check or money order for $3.98. Wo will send it to you prepaid, r.lso our Special Money Saving Bulletin. If you don't like the skirt, we don't want you to keep it. Wo will refund your money at oneo. ____ _ 4 ite for Our Special f&rhiorv B u lletin ta w y R a r ta J w ill^ ^ FURCHGOTT’S e^FLORIDA PAGE ELEVEN cness. ROBIN'S LANE S * « THBi SANFORD HERALD I i-----► | ■ •-iv Dy IZOLA FORELSTCR. Hnrtly tint! been Home a week, and ■till ho felt tike a stranger In Taftvilli*. Nut but wlmt everybody wetcointd liim, but tliey did It In nil c*n*yk°lnB sort of way that left hi* own enthusiasm cold after ten ycara of an­ ticipation. ♦ He bad been twenty-four when ho had started West. There had been two Incentives, hiw fnther's demand that bo throw up engineering und go Into the store, and Winifred's refusal to nmrrv him. His yearning to make good and show 1hem the sort of man ho really was had been the spur all the years he hsd worked mid climbed. Winifred bad told Mm-rbC-iUiia b u jr wtio WCTO "steady." That meant the hardware store, and "Irving A Son" on the long Mack and gold sign over the door, lie had laughed bitterly, out In the lonely Arizona nights, before he had struck hU, right pace, and yet there had been •ho Ming of homesickness In It too. Wlih all the Joy <»f ndventHro and ex­ perience, the little mill town on the \untie river hack In Connecticut was homo to him, and Winifred was the only girl who -.ould tiring a thrill to Ids heart, Just llttlo Winifred lllako with her big blue eyes that seemed to challenge a fellow to d» the very best that was In him. He had seen her only at u distance since his return—once In church, twice down nlnng Main street when she was waiting for the car. Then lie met her on III*1 old hill road coming from the reservoir Saturday afternoon, her hands tilled \vltli violets. "You know they always did grow longer and larc**r **p there, Ii seem-d." she said, a* he waited ticdilo her In lit: road. "1 was going up nfJer some" Hardy mid her aw kwardly. ‘Take the short cut through llohln's lane, why don’t you? Do you remem­ ber the way?" And Hnrdy deliberately prevaricated. No, lie was sorry. lie laid absolutely forgotten the short cut. Wouldn't she Just turn hack and show It to him? Winifred hesitated, laughed n little and looked ns If slio didn't believe him. "We always went that way after violets, Hardy," she reminded him. "It's Just the little Ipuy below the Idg woodlot. You know It so well." Hut Hnrdy shook his bead, looking down Into her eyes until site Ignored him, ip:d watched the fringe of pines and red oaks ahead of them, with slen­ der white birches lifting tremulous new leaves In thu sunlight. He had made up Ills mind all tho way home that he would usk her again. She had only been seventeen then. Now she was twenty-seven, and It seemed as If Ihc years had only mode her sweeter nud more desirable. There was something Imlcflmible about her now, something Unit evaded him. She seemed sure of herself poised and tran­ quil eyed, more tender, too. In her way. It must have been lonely for her there In the little mill town. "See the Island over yonder," Wini­ fred said suddenly. They had come to the crest of the hill overlooking the reservoir. It had always looked like a miniature weshtn mountain scene, the broad lake with Its rocky pine-edged shores, andv rocky Islands here and there. "What splendid times we used to have up here. Hardy." " I’ve never forgotten one of them," he snld slowly. "When you're a thou­ sand miles and m-re nwuy from home, only memories seem real." "I know," she rejoined quickly. "All the time I was In Japan I felt that wny, and when we wero aent down to the I'hlMp'pInes It wus even worse, for there I would meet somebody from home once In awhile, and everything they said made me want to take the ’ next boat back." "You've been away?" he exclaimed. "With Aunt Dora und Uncle Phil," she nodded her head. "There were so many of uo at home, and when he wo« sent to the East by hU company, he wanted u secretary, so I coaxed him to take me. Then lie died In Toklo, and been use I understood the trade situation pretty well, they made me sales' manager Instead of trying to break In n now man. I've only been homo about two months. They want me to try South Atncflcn Ibis time, hut I'm tired of It. I suppose women are Jur* tabby cats after all. You work nml make believe von like II, and all the time you're thinking of some cozy corner to curl up In and Test. I'm going to buy the Prendergnst place nud tlx up the gnrdeti beautifully, und have live cats." Hardy laughed, laughed until she turned to look at him almost resent­ fully. He was so (nil and broad shoul­ dered, so resolute and sure of h!ir.*elf, Ju«t ns she remembered him. Cue rea­ son why she luul gone away was to -how him that girls didn't have to stay at halite. • •‘You can't buy It," he told Imr tensIngly, "because I knew you !o. v! U and the deed Is waiting for mu iiuw. Wo rJnihl make It the' homestead. Winnie. I’ll hnvu to go West now and then, and I want you to coma along. I want to show you all tho place* where Pvo thought of you and told tnysolf to keep up my nerve nml go bnck after you and timko you Bay yes." Winifred looked up nt him over the Violets held to her lips. "I nlwnys wondered why you stayed no long." she said. "I thought you were Just a quitter, Hardy, whoif you didn't tnko rao with you before."' Uod and Satan play chess together. Ilut the chess they play Is not tho little Ingenious game that originated In In­ dia; It Is on an altogether different scale. Tho ruler of the universe cre­ ates tho board, the pieces, and the rules; he makes nil tho moves; he may make ns many moves ns ho likes when­ ever ho likes; his antagonist, however. Is permuted to Introduce a slight In­ explicable* Inaccuracy Into each move, which necessitates further moves In correction. Tho creator determines and conceals the aim of tho game, and It Is never clear whether the pur­ pose of the adversary Is to defeat or nsslst him In his unfathomable pro­ ject.— H. O. Wells. * rilipir.o* Pendu*,* Fire Wi«h Syrhiyc. The natives of tho Philippine Islands produce lire by whnt Is called a tire syringe. This Is really n highly scien­ tific device. A piece of very hard wood tum n <■*!'«D V.c’. s bviu! iu it. niiu rnto tills lode n rod tils closely, n piece of cotton wool rendering the Joint nlrllght. At tho bottom of the hole n small piece of tinder Is placed. When air Is strongly compressed It becomes heated; so the nit'lves force tho rod down the hole, the air Is violently compressed, and the tinder Is so heated that It begins to smolder; then the rod Is withdrawn, and tho tinder Is tmmedlalel.v fanned Into a flame. Final Proof of Power. The mini win* l« worthy of being n lender of men will never complain of ilu* stupidity of Ids helpers, of the Ingratitude of mankind, or of the Inappreciation of tin* public. These things ore nil n part of tin* great game of life, nml t<> meet them nod not go down lu*fore them In dlscountgenn*iit und defeat W tin* Him! proof of power. —IJiliert Hiilihiird. Go He Had In Help. "Some fellers seem to think It Is sinnrt to forget to nml) tin* lotlor* tiicii* wtf** hnnd* 'em." snld tin* matri* tnutilnl tnnrtyr, "hut 1 Itn<I inv lesson. I forgot to nmll oiu* my wife wrote to her tiiollM'r tisklng her to postpone her visit til! we got our liouseclemiln* done." ELDER SPRINGS WATER TIIOMAf* D. UAKRK. Ph. D. Aoalyliral *n*l Con.ollln* Cheml.l -. l,iofra-l«n*l *f Natural Hrlene* Rmctila*. lUlllm* Cal'igt. Florida M r. T . Cl. C h aik a Naafard, Fla., tkar Mr: I haro roiuyl.tcd (artful chrmlral u ilr tli of Ihe lamsto of water hat you brought mo early kol week, *u*d hara oblalaod tho following roaullal Color. ____ _______ ____ Clear Chlorine_____ 1.71 Oarla por million lloatlioit____________._____Noulrol Tout oolldo s.00 pari* por million Froo Ammonia .... 00 part* *tr million llardarot 31.01 patio per million Albuminoid Ammonia ____Traci, Nllraloo____ ________:___Tr»re Tho aboonro practically of free and albuminoid ammonia la ihla walor and ils tcry email amount of chlorine ladlraloa 11a otcotlonl anility for houaohotd purpoooa. In nddllkn la the |ood duality chararlerlallr* of oaporior biutrbeld water, II poioooooo operkl feature* of murh take, imperially Ihear of cicetlrnl natural aeration and ll)n' degree of hardneae. The barlerleleglral aralyala, retailing In an •»**!« UUt in fear ■ample* of Iho w*ler -f S bxitila per real.! an* In B. avion, or omcr h*rml*l barlrrl*. f**tl» t ; s S i.o ge*d quality Indicated by Iho CIIKMICAL Rltlfall. , Of Ihe many water* of thk and other region* that t hare onalyrrd, I hare found none auprrkr la *11 good suaUlle* la thal of Ihe "Mder Water.” Vuura rery reaperlfulty, (.Signed I l f jb f** F. ? . 5j •L*‘, I ' Tltrid T. 0 . C H A R LES, Distributor Free Service Let its inspect your battery free. We are expertb on electrical troubles. Scientific repairing nml recltarninu done. We can lake your old battery and make it as k'oud as new and guarantee it for six months. We also have expert mechanics to over­ haul or repair your cnr. ■Sanford B attery Service CvKnpariy A. KLNAl lJ, Drop. INtom* IS') 203 t)ck Ave. TRY A HERALD WANT AD d man** bat pal is his smoke " M e e t y o u a f t e r t h e m o v ie s ” — Chcs. Field N OTHING lik e following up n good show w ith a good sm ok e— Chesterfield. No ord in ary c ig a re tte , th is. Mellow as a n old frien d , b u t ric h w ith flavor— tho kind t h a t goes rig h t to th e spot. C u r o w n Luyers in th e O rien t select fo r us th e ch o ice st T u rk ish leaf. We blend w ith th is several varieties of specially selected D o m estic to b acco . T h is blbnding—by a s e cre t m e th o d — brings o u t new q u alities of flavor t h a t o th e r and lees exp ert m eth o d s fail to find. T h a t’s w h a t w e m e a n by “ satisfy ” — a n en tire ly new kind of sm ok in g en jo y m en t t h a t you g e t In Chesterfields on/tf— now here else; fo r th e blend is a closely guarded se cre t. It can*t be copied . % 20 for 20 cents •and the blend can t be copied (Copyright, 1019. McClure Kew upaper 8yn- dlca'a.) irsiiir* sets& - 43m. ■________ AY* iSSS-A. . .* , fS 5 �TIIE SANFORD HERALD PACK TWELVE NIGHT MATINEE 2 to 6 P. M. Adutu 20c Children 10c au ii p. m Adulti 20c OCTOBER 24, ioi» Starry Banner Now Waves on Ail Seven Soas. Children Iffc — *— S A T U R D A Y = Uncle Tom Without the Cabin FEATURING Ben Turpin— Chas. Lynn-Marie Prevost Everything wns going line until a nail that the carpenter* forgot to remove from the Icc pulled M arie’* —Ye Cod*. Marie play* K llia!—*klrt off. i hen—•'■••ffcrir.g rhsdtg Tumi ace wlint hap* peped then. Folly Is a stage carpenter In n Utile house on the “ Kero­ sene Circuit.” When 'he vllllan get* rough. Fatty throw* him out ami Marts a show 0 r his own. You can't go wrong ir you see thl* picture. The P aram o u n t M agazine OUND THE WORLD W IT H E AMERICAN R7;D CROSS. In Siberia Possibly the most Important Red Cress work In Siberia, and on ■ which most dl'iiiuiiil* the continuance of operation.* there. Is the eniiipiilgn .egiiltist typhus. Over a stretch of 4,000 miles the Auivrlenn lied Cross bus fought the scourge. Hero Is seen “The Orcat W'ldtN Train.” uu uiill-typlius In. stltutlon which, with It* crew of doctors and nurses nml cargoes of drug*, good uml clcntisin;; apparatus, has sated the lives uf iltuasuitd*. Votabllohed Trade Route* for Amer|. can Commerce Cover the Whole World* Practically Oolny to Every Recognized Port. Our now established trmle mute* rover the whole world, writes C. II. Cliiudy. In the Scientific American. Thus there nrc 47 steumers snllln;: to the Argentine and they anil from New York, lloston, Mobile, No>v Orleans, Wilmington, Charleston. Havnnnwh. cH ninw irif r.rd T»«, steamers go f;jt » New York to Per­ nambuco, Mncelo ami Ilnhla, North Prnxll. Twenty-five sail to udd-Pntzll (Illo and Santos), frfiiii Charleston, Sa•mtnr.k, Drur.avvlwt. imu Jacksonville. Five steamers from Now York nml one from Now Orleans make regular trips to the west coast of Soul It America, ranging from Guayaquil, Ecuador, to Valparaiso, Chile. Two steamers go from New York to North Africa nml Egypt; live front New York to the Dutch E ast Indies; two from New York to Bombay ami |other Indian ports; three from New ( York to Spntu (Hnrrelona, Valencia, 1 Cadis nml tlu* Seville), Every two I months a steamer goes from the me­ tropolis to Danzig, nml every six weeks one or two steamer* sail nut the Narrows to Constantinople nml the I thick Sen ports. Three steamers suit front New York to West Africa, two U> South Africa, three to Australia mid \\v Zealand, ami three to Chinn, J a ­ pan altd the Philippines, Fifteen h earners leave the Gulden tlnto. mu* every ten days, for China nml Japan, .ltd two^umre from the untie port go to Fit rope via the far Fast. We have a steamer from New York to Genoa, te -I otto from Pnllluiurr to 1 sUlilV |Mti‘t . t.ltile ta n serve tin eiao polls from New York. To lenttd<.|| *•nil S!\ -ll.llllCI- fruia Now Yuri;, Fit'll' from Flilludelphla. two from llaltliitoio ami one from Nor­ folk. Wo seiul six iii lilvetpool front New York, two front Ito-toii, live from Pnltlumre. one from Norfol!: nr 1 one li'oin tinlvosioit. Now York says goodhy to three ships clearing for Glasgowon iiioitihly sailings, four to 1lav re. and three to Itordi-nitx. The latter port Is also served from llnstmi mat Italllniore with two steamers god one steaine.*, respectively,' New York sends two steamers to Marseilles and -even to Anlwerp, while two from Itu-toti, nml one each from Phlladelphln ami llolMiimro go to fh" same destination Itotierdmu see* Vow York -litos t■- Me- imiuhei of tin. are now open for business ur N ew Store. E v e ry new and strictly up-to- There’s a whole lot of satisfaction in being ab]c to get quick delivery of Armour's standardized fertilizers right in Sanford. W c have put in two coniiiittiV stocks ior your convenience— one in the old Sanford passenger station and one in the Ben Monroe Warehouse at Beardall Siding. Arc you taking auvantage of this service? The time for planting fall crops is close at hand. Better sec our local representative, Mr. Chns. H, Whitncr, today about your needs can nishwhat you want. # Armour Fertilizer Works Ja ck so n v ille, Florida and trnm Pitiimlolplilit {au. Copen­ hagen mid (intlu-nhurg are served hy live tdemuer* front New Y’ork while tlu- WV-d Indian port* tiro visited reg­ ularly hy two stettmera from Wllmhigton, two front Charleston, two from Savmtnnlt, two front Prpnsvvlek mid two from Jacksouvllte. Meanwhile, tile hit Imi re of the list of ship* Is engaged In going to every port of the world where* a cargo can gy— and the ling at the stern Is the Slurs mid Slvlpes, * The Earth as a Sphere. Dr. William F. Warren, president -.■meritus of Poston university. In n Into number of the Clii**letd .lotimiil, give* fresh evidence .for the view s.i long advocated hy liini that mail from Uta earliest time* Ini* hud the coneeptloii of the earth as a sphere. He review* the mythlenl geography of the Fast Aryans, sltovvlug that they look­ ed upon the earth a* a sphere, null’con­ siders what light thl* Fn*t Aryan geography throws upon the wander­ ing* of lo ns described I y AiwJiyltt In hi* “ Pmnn iheu* Hound," mid upon till- geographic Ideas of prehistoric {■reeks. The conclusion Is that lid* old myth a* |Hietlenity retold hy Aeschylus re­ veals a conception of the earth identi­ cal with the spherical hll-tt of the Fast Aryans. Doctor Wtn'ien ha* given us a vigorous piece of criticism In tills paper, Mtceeeitlug In making clear the Journey of lo which so bullied tin* great Greek historian Groin tbit I he paid: "The mute of lo In the ‘ITotncthens Pound' dellrs all eomprehen«loit, even ns it consistent plelttre,” Such it pajter retnlmls us (lint Hellenic literattire Inis not been exhausted hy origi­ nal Investigation. A p p r e n tlc o a h ip f o r M o th e r * , Watch T h is Sp SPECIALS Every W eek Beginning November 1st lit thu domain of home uviiltotnlcs. which hn» become «<t tlmily Inirenchetl In the education of American women, tin- practice'house lath ntforded some­ thing mmpartible •" "b u t Hie Imspltnl offers to the tiledlettI student, snys the Journal of Pn* American Mi-dlcul us HOClntlnti. Pecently the varied activi­ ties In the practice limtses of nip- large edticntlomil Institution, have hern d!» vers)Ih-d still further by affonllng op­ portunities to observe as well as to as­ sist In the care of Infant*. The bitter are secured from orphanage*. Thl* form of iipplciitlce«hlp In the study uf the lioineninknr** Job Is mi liiunvntloii which deserves to he vvhI cIus I with InI erest. Great Aqueduct Completed. The cotnplethtti of the Pugllese aque­ duct Is one of the Important Items lit the extensive piddle-works develop­ ment t" he undertaken hy the Italian government. The actual eonslrttctlmi was started In 11* fi. mid at tlie.pre-.ent time the ninlli aqueduct lilts been fin­ ished. The Until cost of the entire work* will amount to about J i JO.im o .ihhi, The tnnln aqueduct rims front Naples to Tnrmttu. through the pruvlnce of the Pnglle. nml It- length I* something over 132 miles. Excellent Advice. "Bo**, please glmine 0 cent* for ear; fare," whined the measly mendicant', •i want lo go out to the Country club nnd I ain’t got de 0 cent*." •‘Alt!" returned old Festus PpMwr. "Then, by nil mentis, do not go. A man who ltnsnT 0 rent* would feel sad* |y out of place In the exclusive Coun­ try club district."—Kmi*a* City Star. SANFORD, FLORIDA Take Too Much Credit. "The Plunk* tin* always bragging about tltelr ancestor*." "Y’r*. froth the way they talk one would Imagine tltcv^had selected them themselves."—Poston Transcript. BUICK CARS You Know W hat T h at W . J . T H IG P E N , A gent Office in Peoples’ Bank Building. 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Delivery In December IN S E C T IC ID E S AN S E C U R E ! FIIOM US ALL KIN DS OF SPRAYS AND IN SE C T IC ID E S — PRIC ES ARE RIGHT. GKASES& CJUMr Ai\ Sanford, Florida Polsonad “Fire Water." Clilrncjn liquor is full of poison. nml It Isn’t the word of woman reformer* that linn spread the alarm, either. It In an honest-to-goodnes* chemlat. hired by a Jurist wl»*» v.*na puzzled by tin? action* of the young nml.old mrn who were called "drunk." The chemist, nfter careful analysis of the tire water, exclaimed that the drink wns the womt kind of Muff, and nothing short of poi­ son. The report Mates that the "Reiter" contained wood nlcahol, fusel oil, creosote and water T».« g!n wM>.u is sotit e»*e*»«vcJy iu Chicago saloons eontnlneil n conroctlon composed of either oil of Juniper berries or the ber­ ries themselves. Another substitute found to be very popular was "bitters." which i* rr.adr largely of llliclure of cinchona. The poisonous drinks are stupefying nml frequently make the drinker denthly sick. PAGE THIRTEEN WE HAVE NowLocated 33 W. Forsyth St Jewelers for 30 Years Page Mr. David. Do you know Edward Albert Chris­ tian George Andrew David? plume Is announced by Dr. Lee tie This N not the first name of several Forest ns tile tlrst result of u series people. Instead It Is the full name of of after-tile-wnr experiments In the tip- Ills royal highness, the prince of Name. Sirn and return to plication of the new radio art to the Wales, who has been visiting Canada. us for Souvenir. Address purposes of peace. . When Emperor Joseph of Austria died Elimination of the "hum" Is, accord­ he had a string of names which iTtude ingly, made possible when the wireless a long paragraph In the newspapers. telephone circuit Is now connected Royalty has family names like other with the ordinary electric light line, a folks. The Itrlllsh royal family Is 0102005302000123530201530202485302020153235353535 problem which, It may lie said, has often spoken of- ns the Guelph*. The 020053232348015302020053234853480202010102000153232353532302015348485353020201532323485301020153021001050200 long confronted ratlin engineers. Ill-fated Russian Imperial family was An<*hrr ndvnnco In wireless prog­ known as the Romanoffs; the former ress to result from the new circuit ruling family In Portugal was called employed by the Inventor Is the elim­ Itragniixn*. The family who before ination of the high-powered generat­ Napoleon ruled France nml Inter ruled ing stations for the production of di­ Austrht was the ltourhons. Everyone rect current, the cost mid com plica- knows who the IbdienzollemR used tton%if which has heretofore been he- to lie. Queen. Victoria uv (>.. ■M i" vnuil the reach of the• —--ordlnnrv lavMVi Aron von E-tc. King Edward VII, mall. All that Is required now, In the way grandfather n ( the prince of We'-**, ..f js i,ny ordinary lump “ori:- >'ie named Albert Edward W»*iMn.— iu in boo- > tq .1Slice bmldiiig. Remote Boston t‘ost. tie- lamp, "pmg In” a pony wireless je'iiel ami d<> yotli laiking. 'iltiil Is Prosperous Mines In Sweden. » but the end liters of the De Forest In one of (lie mining Helds In Dalslaboratories have been dollic for the laiid, Sweden, belonging to the Mini­ last several months between High* mum Slllcuin company, several deep hrhlgo. We->teliesier. ami do >i..own. borings have been made, which gave V - York. a good result. Tjie company's newly "Alter several months of constant erected smelting works at Trolliatta, •fiVrt ami evpeHmenialioii. In the Held which are arranged for n yearly pro­ of ilie wireless telephone," suhl Dr. duction of about 4.000 tons ol pre­ tie Forest. “It Is Inure than gratifying pared alloy, ran be considered ns pro­ to ' ‘ able to announce llalt we have vided with the necessary ore for ten tit last succeeded In upplylng the prln- years In advance. Ipb - of tla* ratlin art In sueli a way Electricity in Bombay. ■bat any mie may now, without lechElectricity is replacing nil other nlinl knowledge. talk in spnee. without wires, from house to house and from forms of power In Ilombay's extensive < city to city, by utilizing nliermitlng •rollon mills. eurretil now empbiyetl In lighting the bt iise. ami when we stop to consider BARREL-KEG WATER FILTER that probably nine-tenth* of the elec­ tric light liisiallallons In the rural illsDevice, With Aid of Sand and Gravel Irb-ts supple alternating current, the Will Provide Pure Water great lienelU thus placed at the ‘dis­ for Home Use. posal of the world Is readily observed. "Such A feat may he, no doubt, n A satisfactory water filter can be little surprising to the ordinary Inyarranged by ltslug a barrel nml a keg man, bill there Is no question today but the dawn of a new wireless age ns suggested In' the diagram. With an —not for experimenters and labora­ ordinary GO-gallon barrel, the hitlers of tlltering material lielng of the tory workers, but for tin* public at thlekncss shown, the free spnee (S) Inrge— Is already here. Coupled with at the top will hold about eight galjons the ordinary lamp socket found In any house throughout the country, the new of water. In using the arrangement wireless panel will do the trick. The the lllter bnrrel Is llllrd with water, few requirements In Ihe way of opera­ and a fanee; (A) Is opened, permit­ tion* are no more dilllcult than calling ting the liquid to seep through Into the central. In fact, with the new pony wireless there Is no need of disturb- JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Invention Makes It Easy to Talk Through Space. Nrw M-idiophone Can Be Connected to Ordinary Electric Light Socket In Any Building—Means Much to World. successful application of ultcr: current—Hie (W-cycle iiltcrnatirmit of any ordlunry household ee building eleqjrlc light Instnllnto ihe Ib-bl of the wireless tele- \ v i c e j P N E E D E D IN ‘ l) til iiug* Trades II it -i Building in ai, F: arid a -.it American (white) n d helpers without trade, but willing to Plenty'of work the year 'round; wonderful climate; best ol living and working conditions. FRIDAY--Clara Kimball Young Slridlf Open Shop Conditions in “ Cheating Cheaters” ; also a tworeel comedy. O sm ntm iim n: tirasaait mnnaui immtnwummnnni a ! Typewriter Ribbons I J -A N D - | I Carbon P a p e r I I a □ NOTHING BUT THE BEST HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 1 (Mike Supply Dept. Phone IIS Sanford, Florida O eisrnt ...cnnMtmcintnitminiuuuaiaanatimnumnlQ ,1 8 0 0 , SATURDAY - in “ W hat Am I LKO comedy. MONDAY—Bryant Wash y STILL DOING BUSINESS .1 0 1 0 , Repeat orders, and satisfied customers who have used our fertiliser year after year, who always gladly recommend our goods to their neighbors are our best advertisement. s Our prices not always the lowest, but when QUALITY Is coniiorred. never too high Write ftvlDen price lim. or send order and you will be treated r'ght „ . FERTILIZERS, i n s e c t i c i d e s , s p r a y e r s , p o u l t r y s u p p l i e s K. o . P A IN T B II F B R T I L I Z E I I CO. J. E. Spurting, Local Agent, in “ A Very Good Young Man “The Man o f M ight.” Ja c lra o n v lll*. 1 MlnWO flnCUMI&otH 5iAnM2UUmJiam u v tn r Sanford, Florida TJJESDAY—Doroth " »-» /l<Tnn/in^ in "P a id i min AAdvance reel Rainbow comedy, TiiTwrDVftm A Home-Made Filter, THE ONLY PLANT OF ITS KIND IN THE ENTIRE STATE Electric welding insures ab­ solutely perfect work and a t the same time saves you mone)V because it is much quicker t h a n any other method. For welding lire cracks and putting patches on boilers it .has no equal. ^ Duval Iron Works Jacksonville. Fla. water keg. When the water keg Is filled faucet A can he dosed trail the filter barrel again charged. When the filter works slowly It Indicates the sand Is becoming clogged. This* condi­ tion can he corrected by' removing some of the top layer of the sand, pos­ sibly to the depth of six' Inches, and replacing It with clean sand. All of the strad trail gravel In the barrel should he thrown away trad renewed nl regular Interval*. Llama Still Used as Burden Bearer. I tog* trail llamus were Iho only aidtnnl* known to have been used for con­ veying burden* by ilm Indians, prior In I be solvent of white men In the western hemisphere. The use of the dog wns restricted almost entirely to tin- caribou and hi son ureas, with n sledge In the most northern part and toboggan in the forests, or whore the snow would not hear Ute weight of runners. The fra vols of thfl bison area was a primitive vehicle consisting of two trailing i>ole* with a plnlform or net arms* them for carrying the load. From Ecuudor north to the Colorado river there Is no evidence of anything hilt human earring?. bill In Pent the Hue'll aim it*ui|. R Inis little more airrylng rnpneliy than a Inrge dog. bn! N purtlriilnrly well ndupti*l for too infn*n travel, and even today bns not - holly been np'v*""d',by the mule or WEDNESDAY - “The Lamb and the Lion ” w ith a n ail s ta r cast; also “The M id n ig h t M an.” THURSDAY-W a 11 i c e R e i d , in “ The Love B u rg lar” ; also a Bill Parson s comedy. PATRONIZE “THE STAR” A N D K E E P TH E PR ICES DOWN _ IV _ : / .A sUfi w ,11 H �ffifig ' \ presidency In 1920, had before tho ar* rival of President Wilson, convinced a great number of citizens that tho {League as a t present formulated was not n muni thing. H* hstj t r i t t i c s t L i t i h - vnU fiu 31 aU j . 1>oc* u*« of It, •.'oulfi bo drawn Into every potty European quarrel; ho argued that we CALIFORNIA THROWS OVER ITS would lose our sovereignty by Joining LEADER, JOHNSON,. AND with Uio European nations. He had RALLIES TO LEAGUE. blamod tho president for assenting to tho possession by Japan of tho Penin­ sula of Shan Tung In China. All Doubtful Features of Pact Are Explained Away By President, and Former fcoubten Hatlan to Give h'lm Their duppnrf. ( B y Independent X r w i liu rm u , form»rly Ml. Clemen* New* Bureau.J Aboard Presldont Wilson's Special Tcg.tr— ^'-ecn«M»vrn»-oTatioirurongTn» Pacific coast nnd then on his eastward wAy hock townfd iho cnplml was given to President .Wilson as he camo toward tho end of his month daylong tp -ik ln g tour Ip behalf of tho Leaguo of Nations. California, particularly Iho delightful city cf Los Angeles, went wild In its enthusiasm for him nnd his advocacy.,of {lie League, and It was In that stale, perhaps, that he did Ids most successful missionary work. THrani Johnson, California's lo-nior governor, now her United Flat-- • m*. tJ.-, r.inl ccr.r'd 'red by her as t!i - inti.il p\ Repul H : n candidate for Ur A HIG H O LE IN T H E CASING means naught to our vulcanizing experts. Ju st child's play for them to take that "busted ” tire ami make it run like new. In these days of coitly tires it means a saving to you of $ to $ every time’ we prolong the life of your used tires. Often mir vuicariizing|douhlc* their life. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PIION E 17 3rd S t. Sanford, Florida WhenYo urSprlRgBreaks put on AUTO OWNERS ,s Call on us for exact dupllcato of your broken spring, ■ nd receive spring sat­ isfaction th at 1s rm l. B. & 0. MOTOR CO. SANFORD FLORIDA BUREAU CHANGES NAME Tho Mount Clemens New? { Bureau, which haa been furnlt-blux reports on President Wilson's tour J In behalf of tho Leaguo of Nations to $.500 papers, has adopted a new milne and will hereafter ho known as Tho Independent Vows W»ce«Lw_ . hearer and destroyed tho "Bugaboos" which Senator Johnzon and other* had raised against tho League. Tlirouah nicred Nevada Into TTIalt Ih* of MiTSioaa, U.o preuidonl *w*Ti. to-And that those fine people were heartily with him for tho League and a pertinnonev of peace. * No Fleas on Monkeys. Perhaps tho most surprising Infor­ mation gathered with respect to fleas Is that monkeys have no fleas. This Is nn assertion ti nt Is commonly received with astonishment nnd Incredulity, hut, snya Howard Russell, the fore­ most authority on fleas, healthy wild monkeys are much too clean and ac­ tive to harbor flea*, mid when they nre seen searching one another's fur In a fashion fntnlllnr to all of us It Is only to clear their skin of any particles of scurf nnd dirt. — il-ninyTTorninHfEnfMr lob; that only one Instance Is on record where a flea was found on a reptile. This was on u brown snake which was captured near Perth, In West Australia, and which was probably derived from some small muiniiml devoured by tho snnke. The Hem was firmly lived between the scaly plates of the reptile. The history of the Ilea would seem to go hack many centuries, blit ths only fossil remains of a lira that !mw so far been found hi a single Insect la n hit of Ilaltlc nmber. The Ilea Is ndmlrahly presetted by Its semi-transpar­ ent surrounding*. ut Mr. Wilson, with clear logic nnd with compelling eloquence, answered to tho entire satisfaction of Califor­ nia's people every objection which Senator Johnson had made to tho League. And thousands of the stato’H citizen* deserted tho Johnson stand­ ard Immediately and rallied to the supp-^ri of the president. More than Hint, they came forward nnd said, "We were against.you, Mr. President, but you have cleared everything up nnd now wo err- -.-fib ycu heart nnd soul." Still tnnr • than Hint, they let Senator Johnson know that they were* no longer with him and that they disap­ Her Wistful Look. proved of tho spenkhv: tour whlt-h he “Your daughter's beauty Is spirithimself was making In opposition to nolle." i.'te l.-agacs am! so powerful was tho •'Think so?" c( public opinion which reach­ "T h e re -|s something wistful about ed hint, that the,senator almost Itn- her expression." i .i'iIlaL'Iy abandoned his tour. The "She getA that way Just before meal­ f i:i Tung question, because of the time. We got corned href nnd cubf *! Jajisnrro fooling which undoubted- hnge today. She likes that."—Pitts­ lj exist* along tho Paclflc coast was burgh ['list. the moat serlotia which the president 1 1 to rnswer. Me explained to tin THE KING'S HIGHWAY. I that he had le-eu powerleafl to of tti» — - J pr-vent the rich penlm-td* f«.»n l*el.,c Tlr.i- u j - m. Ii-nr-t t e * 'Vhf.f tk. Util.* -Ui.lik' I,--, ,,!;c n to Japan, England and ria n t-.-, l anil tit)- l.ove (rum our own ubotlo through a secret treaty, had promised Out In the Kina'* Highway. It to J . pan fbr entering the war and smell the »mel, of the hny In bloom remaining hr It. That treaty had to IVe Ami the mile* of the scented liny he carried out. Anyway it was not When the greensward broke Into flush nnd foam C’ Inn that was losing Shan Tung,-hut Out ou tho KV,), a Highway. , Germany, which had seized the terri­ tory from China In 1B9S nnd held It We hee.nl Ihc sound of tli« feeding ktnn When dew* run silver nnrl gray, ever slnco. Japan had promised, Hit* Yhe sweet* of the night were better than president explained, to return Shan i wine * Tung ns soon as the peace treaty was Out on the King's Highway. ratified nnd It was only through the Now he has taken the road alone ratification of the treaty with tho And I have no heart to-stiiy: League of Nations Inclusion, that I would that I with inV I.ove were gone Out on the King's -Highway. China could over expect to get her —K ath arin e Tynan, In Th e King's High-, former property back. And she surely way. . would get It hack, he declared, through tho ratification of the League. There­ MAKE PERFECT SMOKE RINGS fore, through Iho samn instrumentality no other nation could again prey upon An Amusing Experiment With Use of tho "aront. patient, diligent, hut helpPasteboard Box and Cigarette less kingdom." As to our being drawn or Pipe Smoke. Into nny European conflict Tho pres­ ident pointed out that no direct action Take n small pnstelinnrtl box. seal such ns tho sending of troops to any th«> cover tight and draw n funny part of tho world to maintain or re- face upon Its cover. Cut an opening i tore order could be taken by tho for the mouth nnd till the box with Council of the League without a unani­ smoke. - Then, with quick, light lap*, mous vote of the council members, strike tin* bottom of the box and n therefore our vote could at onco^ioga- series of perfect smoke rings will Is­ live nny such proposition as sending sue from the hole. A hundred or more our soldiers where we ilhl not want rings can be thrown out of the box th-m sent. Resides, Mr. Wilson nrgued, "If you have to quench a Are In CallI . .-.'la you don't rend for the fire de­ partment of Utah." Rut, ho argued, th-re probably never will ho nnolhet war, If tho League Is established, for ,he members promise either to arbi­ trate their difference and accent the decision of the arbitrator, Iny the dtf!,;e s for discussion ami publicst»:a befero tho Connell of the League f-r a p-ritNl of six mouths, and then, If possible, accept the council’s advice, rhat falling, they ngreo to refrain fiom war for a further period of three M onth* nnd nine mouths of "cooling ofT.” tho president contended, would prevent any armed conflict. Theso clear Smoke Rings Issuing From Box. sxplana’tlor.s satisfied every reasonable with only one titling of smoke. This Is an easy way to study the seeming mystery of smoke rln^s. As tho smoke Is forced out It- strikes tlte still utr outside and Immediately breaks In tho middle, forming n "doughnut" ring, which turns very rapidly on un axle lying In Iho center of tho rim o f smoke.—Dale R. Van Horn In Populo* Science Monthly. A Strictly S A N IT A R Y M EAT M A R K ET JOURNEYING3, IV* jourmiylng on through (he w e arl some heat To ■ land that Is fair as u dream. Where the fluttering snowflakes will fall ut our fret While the Icicles glisten nnd gleam: To th* land where the shadows bring si­ lence nnd sleep By ihe river nil froten and slill: Bo a song we'll sing nnd our courage we'll keep And we'll Journey along with n will. Open to your inspection at any old tim e— day or night qt* And when we have coma lo Iho wonderful place. We will look through llu. window and see \ The picture* of silver Ihe frost loves to trace With a (ouch eo fantastic nnd free. The ferns flaunting fine and the flowers so fair Will bid us regretfully sigh — And we'll thankfully take up the Journey from there To return to the summertime sky. —Washington Evening Star. M eat— all kinds and the quality makes up for the present tendency to high prices. No waste—no bad meat— no kick from our customers. All good eats, and everybody satis­ fied. FOOD MARKET J. II. T im s , Prep. •102 Sanford Ave. • , • ey e THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOURTEEN Oak an . Phone 105 J up- OCTOBER 2ii 1919 IC E B E R G S M A N Y ~ Y E A R S O LD I Oiaceverf** «••*» That I mens* Masses of Ice Kesp Their Formation a Long Time. Some Iceberg* nn> more thim 2WJ yrnrn old, according In llcne llnche, writing In the Phllndelphln Public Ledger. lie get* Ii Ih Infomintlon from dlscovcrlen muilo by the “Ice imtrrd" of tin* United States const guard, which has been patrolling tho northern water*. Most of the bergs rniuu from Greenland. Snow may full on the ereM of 01(0 of the Island’s mountains. It hardens and Is pushed down tho “Ipjm* by other falling tifioWi Thin process may continue for Ccutniit-s be­ fore lhe mass dually reaches the const nnd Is broken off. Icebergs are often of enormous sire, one sighted by the const guard a n d Colu m b ia R ecords i Mfiinw-nienigrth »r reeT long, tlMl feet wide and Ik'd feel high above tho surface. As that portion of the Iceberg under water Is much larger thru whnt appears above the surface, only a faint Idea Is given of Its gi­ gantic size. Parts of Itbrgs consist of snmv.Vnd part of Ice. The snow melts llrst nod sometimes causes Illicit cavi­ ties In them, or smile!Iti^cn arches large enough for ships to pass Ilirnti h. In some cases, due to the nclion of the wanner waters of the At­ lantic, the side of the berg Is washed away and a huge overhang appears. This saved a ship recently that crush­ ed Into a berg oft Cape lim e. Its up­ per workings were damaged, hut It was not damaged along the water line. When Iceberg* melt they usually melt underlie Mb llrst, until ihc berg loses Its equilibrium and turn* over. Suitors on the Androscoggin saw one berg turn over four times la ‘JO mju* tiles. Butterfly Farm. An unusual 'Turin" ha* been stinted near Macon, Franco hv Mr. .Vtnlre, « French entom ologist, Mr. Andre ml** r* htitierlMe.-i and silkworm *, mid so the vegetation o f hi* fit no c o i-i-t * t-f imiiiK-iiv, oitt,, n -.i. -j •••-—■. ;;*sc. pine.' plum, hnw'thoni, mill other tree* mid * lo till* tm which the caterpillar* that heroine h iitle ltile* live. In Infinity the littlterille* nre protected by being inclosed lit ttllle bug* which nre fn*tein-d to the twig or branch on which I be young citterplllnr* nre to fe ta l; ns the cn teiplllar* get bigger the inlte ting* tire taken n’wny, and tho rtiterpllInr* left free to spin , itit-lr eoeoon*. which are collected from the trees mid bu*lics very inii«*li IlkV some strange kind o f fruit anti placed In little wire cage* null) tho perfect bntterille* emerge. On lids side tho work o f flu* Imtforlly form I* eomtnoretal, but no le** hnportnnt Is the osperlmontnl work o f tho furm with silkworm s, by which sooner or Inter the butterfly farm hope* to provide the world with silkworm s that will product* n tine grade of sill; In n northerly climate. Across Siberia by Water. Tho map shows northern Asia cut off from Europe by n chain of motitt tains, the Urals, Hint extend to tinlimit.* <jf the hind. Rich mineral do posit* lie mainly on the eastern slopes. The eastern watershed of these innim tains drains toward thr River <>h. one of ttie three great streams of Siberia. whtel|. wliti their tributaries, consti­ tute a remarkable arrangement of connected witter courses, enabling the people to transport commodities and roiniuimlcpte with each olhejjjty water rotpes. One nitty cross Siberia entire­ ly by menus of river travel, making only two or three portages. The Yeni­ sei and Hie Lena rivers, re*poeilvely. open tin* west central and east central regions to the Arctic ocean through their tributaries. The Amur, In east­ ern Siberia, run* toward the I'nclflc Itccan and afford* a wonderful outlet for farm product* from the rich miley* that It drain*. Mountain* on the south In western Siberia form it tinturnl barrier against the Mongolian peo­ ples.—Charles W. Holman. In the Out­ look. Her Shopping T o u r. The other tiny the ini**u* went shopping. She returned and reported tlint they showed tier a simple little tailored salt for 1185; another that she liked fairly well for $'il<l and ono that gave her a thrill that made her feel that she would tike to own It for $325. "They didn’t charge yon anything for looking at tln-in’t " we asked. "No," she replied. "Smnetldpg wrong there," said we. " If those simple little suits nre really worth Hint much they’re worth chafglug an admission fee to see."— Exchange. Japanese Rent Profiteer*. The renting agents of Kobe, being accused of extorting higher rents without the consent of the owners of the houses, have brought down upon themselves strict .'cgubitlnus by the governor, necordhtg to tin* hullejln of the JapatT society. The new* rules spaclfy Hint rental agencies must not be conducted by "minors nnd IneoinIH'tciits, people who have been sen­ tenced to more, than one y e a r ’ s im­ prisonment (unless sincerely repentnut), unredeemed bankrupts, and per­ sons of had behavior nnd dangerous to public Humility." Sea-Serpent Myth Exploded. Far East Short of Rice. Reltveen 18-M and '10 there were crap full urea In Ihe far En*t The mary reports of sen serpents having are causing grave anxiety In llrlilsh hern seen off the const of Canada, it chanced, however, flint a creature de­ North Romeo, nnd the price* of Slam scribed In wonderful terms culm esc rice are more Until ilm'-c times unbare In the Orkney*, and some of the n* high as two years ago. The short­ bones of llit- vertebral colt mill were age I* even now so acute Hint a food *clit to n London »c!entl*t, He was coin roller Ims been appointed- The nidi- la detflnre pmdlltvly Hint tin; ntd 'government conducts th.? Import of unit In question wr* nothing mure nu(> rice through agent*, at ltd Ihe laborers In the estate' have been rationed. sires Hi.hi a tinge fdnirk. •ct— and we will put it beside the Christmas T ree” Everything associated wUh the buyitiR of a Columbia Gmfonoln is pleasant. Every idea that occurs ts you is a pleasant idea. You enjoy yourself while you nre in the store. In the store is the place to decide what type Gmfonola to buy. You can choose tl& type of instrument you like nnd the finish that will suit you best. You can arrange hosY the payments will be niude. . v i »t p oY r iii: n ew R r r o i t n s r " f n'-v WILD MONEY. David. Fox-trot. WnldorNAstoria Dance Orchestra. Joseph Knccht,* director. HAWAIIAN S M IL E S . Waltz. Composer Un know in Yerkes. Jaxaritnba Orcliestra. Incidental whistling by Joe Delmont.— A27GO, 10-inch, 85c. S W E E T HAWAIIAN M OON LIG H T. Waltz. Kllckm ann. Iptrodueing "H nlona” Klickmann. Kalaluki Hawa­ iian Orchestra. § HAWAIIAN N IG H TS, Waltz. Robert*. Kalaluki Ilnwaiinn Orchestra. A27GI, 10-iuch. 85c. M EItCI HKAUCOll!*! THANK YOU. Richmond. Onestep. Waldorf-Astoria Dunce Orchestra. Joseph Knecht. director. Y ('A IIIO LOVE. J . S. Zamccnik. Fox-trot. Wnldorf-Astoria Dnnce Orchestra. Joseph Kneeht, ilirector. A27G , 10-inrh, 85c. T H E ALCOHOLIC RLU ES. A. Von Tilzer. Fox-trot. Introducing 1 “ M innie." Frisch. 2 "O h , L aw d y." Creamer and Layton. 3 "V ictory B a ll." Landfield. Louisuna Five Juzz Orchestra. KANSAS 'C iTY RLUES. Bowman. Fox-trot. W ilbur Swcatir.an'n Origin Jazza B and .— A27GG 10-inch, 85c, YEARNING. Moret. Fox-trot. Prince's Dance Orches­ tra. KARAVAN. Wiedocft. Fox-trot. The Happy Six. — A 277 10-ineh, 85c. 12-inch Dance Record* EASY IMCKIN'S. Ponknrti. Fox-trot. Introducing " S q ­ uealing Pig Blues. Pinknrd. Yerkes Novelty Five. SEN SA TIO N . Arranged hy Original Dixieland Juzz Band. Jazz one-step. Yerkes Marimhaphone Band.— AGMG I2-inrh, 11.25. CAN’T YO’ HEAH M E CALLIN' CAROLINE. Rom a. Oscar Seagle and Columbia Stellar q u a rtette Baritone and male quartette. Orchestra accompaniment. S M IL IN ’ TH RO U G H . Penn. Oscar Seagle. Baritone solo. Orchestra accom panim ent.— A27G2, 10-inch, $1.( 10. TH E RADIANCE IN YOUR E Y E S. Novello Wheeler Wadsworth. Saxophone solo. Orchestra accompani­ ment.— A27G-1. SIN G M E LO V E 'S l,l!LLA RY. Morse. Wheeler Wads­ worth. Saxophone solo. Orchestra accompaniment. — A2723 10-inch, Orchestra accompaniment. iUR Y ESTER D A YS. Leillo. B ir lu r a M iurel. Mezzo soprano. Orchestra accompuniment. TH IN K LOVE OF M E. Grey. Barbara Muurel. Mezzo soprano. Orchestra accompaniment. 'Cello obli-gato hy Paul K cfer.—A27G3 10-ineh, 1.00. T H E H ESITA TIN G RLU ES. Handy. Adc’.e Rowland. comedienne. Orchestra uccomimnintent. I'M COIN”, TO BREAK TH AT M ASO N -D IXO N LIN E. Schwartz. Harry Fox. Character song. Orchestra aecompaniment,— A27G'J, IQ-inch, 85c. AND HE’D SAY OO-I.A! LA* W EE W EE. Ruby and Jesse). Billy Murray, tenor solo. Orchestra accom ­ paniment. OH! OH! OHS TH O SE LANDLORDS. Mohr. Ir-v ing Kaufman, tenor solo. Orchestra accompaniment. — A27G5 10-inch, 85c. B R E E Z E BLOW MY BABY BACK TO M E. MacDonald, Goodwin and Hanley. Jack Kaufman and Arthur Fields, tenor and baritone duet. Orchestra accompani­ ment. TA K E M E TO TH E LAND OF JAZZ. Wcndllng. Billy Murray, tenor nolo. Orchestra accom panim ent.— A27GI 10-inch, 85c. 12-Inch Rerordn HUNGARIAN FANTASY. Part I. Liszt. Percy Grain­ ger, piano solo. Orchestra accompaniment. HUNGARIAN FANTASY. Part II. Liszt. Percy Grain­ ger. piano solo. Orchc tra ■ accom panim ent.— AGI13 12-inch, $1.50. AHLESIKNNE S U IT E — FA RAN I) OLE. Bizet. French Army Band, under direction of Captain Gabriel Pares. LA FEK IA —S U IT E "E SP A G N O L K " NO I, LOS T O R O S. Lncome. French Army Band, under the direction of Captain Gabriel Pares.— A G Ill lP.-inch, $1.25. H E JR E KATI. Scene* from Uie Csardas. Op. 32. No. ■1. Hulmy. Toscliu Seidel. Violin solo. Louis T . Gruenberg at the piano.—49G30 12-inch, Single Disc. $1.50. O V ER TU R E TO "LA FORZA DHL D E S T IN O ." Verdi. (Tolumhla Symphony Orchestra. SE L E C T IO N S FROM "LA FORZA DEL D E S T IN O ." Verdi. Columbia Symphony Orchestra.— ADI 13, 12ilicit, $1.25. Phonograph* of all kind* at Lowest Price* and Term * io Suit Your*elf. All the l.utrM Records. Conic In and Hear Them. H. L. GIBSON PH O N O G R A PH S and R EC O R D S S H E E T M USIC, E tc. 119 Magnolia Avc. Sanfcid, Florioii �r 7» .'. “ F • ^jnM nj i ••*& * ■wrt » 19 QCTOBPg SAMKO»!> ESU LD w. p . n»nic« G*x M a y , f t y , 0 , i7 Old Kentucky M f*. Co., v. t. Paduchab, K y. I P!CS. P allow me ta sta t* th at I have sold your hog cholera remedy for one season V 'l have ordered ^orc for thi* season. Last year I Id it to 12 or 15 men who ralau i told each of them to take ,‘he remedy, feed it to their hog* ,„d if they lost a single hog from disease of any kind not to pay me a cent for the remedy, but when they began to sell cotton every man ,amc in and paid mo for the medi­ cine nnd every nrj- of them told ino tiiai it was the best hog medicine thcy ever used. One man paid ine for the small package and bought <5 worth more and said it was t ho he- hnd.-evir !,Icu. Yours very truly, W. F. Dartlett Merchants Grocery Co., y a n f o r d , Flo. 44-3tc Carelessness Results in Failure That is why we say "Feed B. A. Thomas' Hog Powder according to directions. DO N OT F E E D IT SLOPPY, but mix it with ground feed and moisten with j u s t enough water to make a crumbly mass. Then each hog gets’ a beneficial dose. See full directions on package. Your money back if you are not rat is(led Merchants Grocery Co Sanford, Fla 7-5tc la liriuil t ’oual, S f u n l h Judicial Circuit, Semi nol e Count,. Florida, In Chancery Iritni T»lt< Ibaum, Complainant >•. • Citation E„1»n Trllelhaum, Respondent. To Exelyn Tcltribaum, llcxtdcncc Unknown: It appearing Icom an affidavit of com* tUir.anl t.lnl in the above entitled c a u i , in • (Jcu t t i l ! ................. J R e ilja , %..ai ywxiF i placet ul rniiicoco ia unknown that tt,rr I, no peraan In th* •tain of F'lnrida the „r>lrr I a subpoena upon whom would hind v u, thr laid Evelyn Yeltelbaiim, and that ton am over twenty-one year* ol ace. Tbftclore. thla la to require you. the aaiil Ewlyn Tritrlhaum to appear to the bill of tomflaint, rxhlhltrd acalnat you by the abate nafnr.l romplklnant, Irving Teigtelbun. and thla day ftlrd In tha above atated covtt. nn Monday, tha 3rd day of November, A. I'. 1*19. ntheralae the hill ot complaint will tr taken aa by you confeaaed. In Ctrcnlt Court. K e.ealh Clrrall. S em ln .lr _ (.onntr. Flarlda o v e rtlrc il T u ru -n tl— Company . *»• Ultima Mltch.il, L. J. Oweni. Helena Flechrr. I*. TV. Fiecarr, F. J . IlMerleh, Clan, Dlelrrich, Tom Markl*. at.n l. T “ lh?. •Wcajjahl. I, J. Owens, Helena fj**k*f, P ,J W . Flacker, F. J. Dtelerich, Clara Dlcterlch, T o n Markle, V. C. Hillman. Sidnay J. Ilohba. C a r a I). W o o d . ---------- Wood. her huaband, t>. O. McKay. John Hicke. Nat •oynti, Trueter. William II. Ilayee, Flavin I*. isrooka, N. C* Holden. Margaret A _Uurand. —*— •». D a r a n i l ,- W k u x U u J. J a. Johnson. i»arld A. Hurr, Julia M. Ilurr, leabel Atwater. I - I). Atwat.r, F. C. Hand, Alexander J . tren c h , Mattie J . French. F. t>. Iloarh, 8. It. Alleyne. Auatln Illalr, Kath­ arine Hlelr. Mary K. Ilaynle, Udain C. Hayule, Corinth O. Itvan, IVrclval llvan, llyron 8. Axhley, Kate M. Aahley. Fannie H. A. I ' t c l r r . ----- t’-*!-*. . i.uenand, Anfeeler, — ------ I’reler, her huaband, Henry A. Schirp. E. It. I l r o w n , ---------Drown, her huaband, Henry C. Fuller. How­ ard Fetter, Martha TV. I ' a r k a r d , ---------Packard, her huaband, France, E. McCIrl. Ian, —>— McClellan, her huaband. Killabeth F o a a , ------ — Foaa, her huaband. May I’arker W h i t e , ---------- White, her huaband, Ida toea F a u a n a u g h t . ------ — Faunanaught, her huaband, Martin Condran, Annie Farina, John Farina. K ata Rotunda, Mike Rotunda, II. It. Smith; Volney J . Shipman, Mary I). Shipman, Emily F. Shipman, William E. Arnold, Jamea F . Arnold, A. C Aldrich, Alexander R. Carver. N. J . L-wix, H. Con­ rad, Charlea U. l.ora and William Canby aa Trualeea ol the relate of Joxeph It. Tantum, decraied, W. F . Gllkereon, l.ury Morton Whllmore, — — — Whllmore, her huehand, Cha.lee Alexander, William Q. Ereiton, It. It. l-anraxter, Robert 8. Cummlnge, Frank Daniel, Terexa W. Adame. J. D. Jarkann, Henry C. Nicola, ThuMae J. Hilliard, Sara Earerkeon, — — — Eara-ckion, her huaband, Allen Greeley, David II. Hooker, C. F. Hallord, lltnjamin It. Found, Allen MaeDunell, Robert W. Scott Elen C Kimball. — — — Kimba., her huaband, I..la y e tte Green, A. M. Randolph, William Edgar and A. L. Taylor: It appearing Irom the tworn bill filed herein that your place ol rriidenra ia un­ known and that you are ovrr the age ol twenty-one yeare, It it hereby* ordered that you do appear In thla court to the bill herein filed on tha 29th day ol October. A. D. 1919. It la further ordered that thla order be publiihed once a week lor eight conarcullvr week* in the Sanlurd Herald a nratepapepublished In Seminole county. Wllnree my hand and teal of the eald cir­ cuit court thla September 3rd, A. D. 1919. E . A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Cuurt Seminole Co., Fla. Maaaey A- Warlow, Solicitors lor Complainant 3-9tc Metier |x h u t b v given that under and by virtu- of that final decree n| lore loeare and ealr made and entered by the lion. Jamea W. Frrklne. Judge ot the 7lh Judicial Circuit ol the S tate ol Florida, dated thr 27th day of September. A. D. I9 I 9 , In a rrrtaln route pending in eald circuit in and (or Seminole County, wherein thr State Dank of Orlando, a corporation, la complain­ ant, and Jamre It. Dryer la defendant, I will on thr 3rd day ol Not ember, A. D. 19 19, the eamr bring Monday a rule day, during the legal hour* ot ealr, brlore the Court llouae ol Srmlnola County, at San* v tn u i . . . . . , . . . £ bik> Mitchell, —•—— Mitchell, her huaband, all partie* claiming Intr-ret »oJ»r I- J. Owen*, Helena FDcher, F. W. Flecher. F. I Dleterich c f a r a D at erirh. Tom Markla, V. C. Dillnian. Clara D. Wood, William Herron, derraied, frba la vine-, deeeaaed, Nat Fnvntt. Truatee, Nathan C. Holden. William D. Iliyre, Flaain L. Drockr, M a t . . r e t A. Durand, — ------- Durand. Julia M. Durr, pitM A. Ilurr. F. C. Hand, Jutm A. Johnaon, Alexander J . French, F. O. R.xtK. S. II. Alleyne, Auatln IV. Dlair. Catherine Illalr. Ellxabeth Ilaynle. drm i f l , llyron S. Aahley, Kata M. Axhley, C. TV. Farnum, Fannla 8. A. Feeler. Aside M. Feeler, George E. Currier, William I* Saundrre, John A. Greeley, Ell Svtuly, Henry N. Schlrp, E. It. Drown, Henry C. Fotter, Howard Fottrr, Jebn T. Codraan. Roy H. Codman, Robert L. Fackard. Martha TV. Packard, Fratraa E. McClellan, Elisabeth J . Foea, Ada Foee Ilaker, M ay 'P ark er While, Ida Fo.» Fauanaught, Martin A. Condran. Peter Keith lloawell, dareaxed. Mary l>. Shipman, Volney J . Shipman, R. H. Smith, William E. Arnold, Jamea I*. Arnr.lJ, Charlea la Arnold, Alexander II. Carver, N. J . I^wle, II. Conrad, W. I*, (lilkerton, Luey Morton Wlfilmore, Frank Daniel, Charlea Alexander, William U Emiton, It. D. Lxncaater', Robert S. Cummlnca. J . D. Jackeon, Henry C. Nicola, C. F. Rallord. Thomaa J . Hilliard, Sarah Earecke-n. Alien (iraaUy, David II. Hookar, Denjamln It. Found, Robert W. Scott, Ellen C. KUr! all. Ada I. Ilrown, luilayatte Green, A. M. Randolph, William Edgar, M. A. IMtlmin, A. L. Taylor, J . (). Jelka, J . O. Jclke. J r ., and Jamea W. Lilley, * 4treated. To ell parties rlslmlng an Interest t t x i c r I.. J . Owene. Halank Fischer, F. W. Fiachrr, Y, J. Itlatedrh, Clsrx IXsterlch, Torn ktaarkis, V. C. Dlllmta. Clara D. Wood, TVdllam tlerris deeeaaed. John Irvine, deeeaaed, Nat Poynts, Truatee, Nathan C. Holden, William P. IIa>•v. Flavin I - Urooke, 1). Cl. McKay, Margaret A. D u r a n d . ------ — Durand, Julia M. Huff, Daeld A. Durr, F". C. Hand. John A. Johneon, Alexander J . French, F. O. Roach, S II Alley nr, Auatln L. Illalr, Catherine lilalr, Ellxabeth Ilaynle, deeeaaed, llyron S. Ash­ by, Kite M. Ashley, John Hicks, C. W. Farnum, Fanala 8. A. Feeler. Annie M. Feeler, < t'Uf. E. Currier, William L. Saundere, John A. Oreeley, Ell Swavely, Henry N. Schlrp, E. "* dr It. liiawn, Henry *C, Potter,"lloward......................... Fottar, John “T. Codman, Roy II. Codman, Robert L Ilaker, Fsrkxrd, Martha W. Fackard, Frances E. McClellan, Ellxabeth J . Fata, Ada Foee 1 Keith lloiwrll, Msy Fxrkar White, Ida Fos* Faunanaught. Martin A. Condran. I’eler Kell Itxdotd, Thomaa J . Hilliard, Sarah Eareckxon, Allen Greeley, David II. Hooker, Denjamln It. Found, Hubert W. Scott. Ellen U. Kimball, Ada I. Ilrown. Lafayette Orren, A. M. Itxvdi.lrh, William Edgar,* M. A. HMIIman, A. L. Taylor, Suaan A. Crutcher, deceased. J. 0. J.lka. J. O. Jelke, Jr., and James W. Lilley, decesard, or under any ol them, or other*lt«. the |ul>owing described lands: Hang* lection Tp. fi>» »t SE. enr of N W ) ( nf S E ' f run W FO rods, N 45 rods, E 29 20 II U r .da. S 25 rode, E 61 rode. S 20 rods to beg------------- -29 21 M l ', •I tW | ( of 8 E I I . . . 0 ._____ ________ _____..................... ........... — 11 • . of NVV.ix of S B 's and W ) i of 8 B '« "f N W ' t 29 20 33 29 20 >r . oi st! r,' ni....... — — — — — — 34 29 3 21 A A|, .f E ', of S\V)( of NE't 29 3 21 * *’j, .itf E*v i:«, of o f SAVft'ol ......... ........... > NK14'.______ J ___ 29 21 1 NAA i t SE'x SAAi, „f S t; I. of______ 29 1 21 •29 21 N F ’, if NAS *, t 29 NAA , .f NWi.__ ___ ____ _ _____________________________ 1 21 29 21 * E !4 of S K I 4 and K 25 a. of N E J 4 of NB) ( __________________ • u B«t *t SE ror ot 8 W l ( o| N E J , run W 1320 It, N 330 ft, E 29 21 IKO ft. S j j o I, to beg________________________________________ 1 29 NAA", f SAVS,_____ ____ _______ _________ _________ .. -------------21 1 L«rt i. s. 6, 1 0 a n d S 3 ______ _________________________________ Addenda to Altamont* A Palm Springs In Sec. 2, Tp. 21. It 29 .Aa next abova {-*’• 1 . 4. It, 12. I 16. 17, 21.. r Lett 9. In. |j , o y ____________________ At n rx t t t a v r 29 3 21 j y * -1 S \ v , of 8 \V U ot 8E H . . _ ......................... 29 21 5 * F ' t «l SAVl,............ _______________ ___________ 3(1 6 21 S M I ol i W l ] a t ____ . .. . ___ 1_____ K) 29 21 J / l ■!........ NK 1, of........... N W I , of N K,tf____ ____ _________________________ 10 i.■') •( S L '. an.l S \ V , of SEA, . 29 21 II S AA ,| SW*. of N F . If and AVH of NWJ4 “ I 8 W !* of N E )4 SAA', * ' 29 21 M and S’ , ,.f NE>( of 9 W ! f of N B J 4 .......... .....................................— • 29 m91 1 J? . <•» N E ’ » ol SW I, of N E ! 4 _________ *________ ________________ It 29 21 f h °l N\V«, ot N E J 4 . . . ________ _____________________— -------------- 11 29 21 It I NE*, of N W 'x o f S W ' 4 ........................................ Lela II, »•,, j i h , 2 9 J and 36J of Subdivtalon of land belonging 29 21 12 to .Aluraontc Land. Hotel and Navigation Co. In ____________ 29 J L I4 el SW 1, o f .............................................. ................................... 21 14 A*1’ II. IJ. 24, 15, 27, 2S and 29 of J . It. Foee* euhdlvlon ot 29 SAV*, ..f SEW o l ---------------------------------------------------------- : ---------- 14 ✓ 51 29 21 22 % ■■ISE.Uol S B J4 --------------------------------------------------30 20 20 . f * a fl ME If of Nkf tc _ ___ _______________________________ 30 20 22 J * a I N E ' , and N l i ot N W J 4 ______ 30 20 r.L * "i n k *, ............. ■ __________________ ____________________ 21 30 20 21 '* ol NWI 4 of N W i f ________________________________________ S ' * '» ol S W t , (S)y oi 10 same aa Lota 91 and 92 Spring 20 Hammock:___ ____ ________ ____ ____ ____________ _ 22 . 30 Angledalr 30 6 21 f t n of NK ’4 ol B W U _______ _____ ________________ ____________ — 30 6 21 ?;• ' NEW of I W u ol 8 E 14________ __________________________ 30 21 6 N') ..I NW*, ol S TV *4 ol 8 E ) 4 ___________ , ______ — ---------- - v r * n Section po«t on 8 boundary of 8t r . run N 1 ft min . W 2 .IS It. K 815 It, 8 15 mla. E. 337 It. V 64» It. N 30 21 6 t H to keg.___ . . .................- ...... . Bar. J l , ,h,. 0f eor oI SW '4 of N E 1, of Sec., run N H ch. AA 10 cha, N 6 cha, W to \v lire ol eald forty, S I I I che, , JO 21 7 L to beg____....... ~i.n* i , i ,.,ii ■ ............ .........|i-----------b j , el U l 2. S K U ol N )y rf Lot 2. and N 8 aertx o' NW.'f 30 8 ' 21 a SO 21 8 J ' 1 V.1. r . (l'** * A- in Hq.Tn S A i r o f . ) ---------------- ---------- ' ---------S\V 30 21 8 " *,ol NEW ot WWW o t ______ J!__________ ______________ ____ _ Beg. **• - “ »)>• »•' ol S W sor ol Sec. run E 15 min. S 49.69 che. to middle of Howell Creek, these* with cramk to grant line, 30 21 n. . V I »*«•« grant line W 5 deg., N 37.33 cha., thenc* S to beg 13 1 *t. at SE cor of Lot 3 of Sec., run W k0 yde. r *'** --- -V- 14 16 21 21 30 30 10 26 <21 21 30 30 ts 6 21 20 6 IB 20 20 SAV-or oi Lot I of Sec., run M 2 deg., W 595 04 (I. S 85 • 30 31 31 31 30 21 31 31 21 12 31 21 15 29 21 ' 11 •rein filed oa th* l i t day U». « ,a., , h* r order ed t h a t tkla n o lle * b« published pnce each w s* k banloed Herald, a newspaper pubilehed ln th* •*!d , U A*y'D A’ l»I9.Witoeaa my band and th* aaal o .said circuit court thla 3rd ^, y D®0 u cfi!A 89 Clerk Clrcwt Cosirt. SeralnoU'Couaty U ‘ 7 r * W.rlow, Sollritori (or CoraplaiaanL F r f f c irarTn r ante eurvlnf heir* a t law of Jamea Cowart, Unrated are tleiendanu, I, th . undaraitaad •pedal n a t t e r, will, on Monday, Novorabar 3rd.. 1919. afuetwe ak- ! f j - J UVUfl n| ••!«>, [ b iront o (h« Court II o« h iloor In San* |ord( Fieri la, Oder for aal« and a*ll to tha hiihrat and brat fui* •u»inc r t w r H M a a J rrai rotate. „ E- A* DOUGLASS, Clerk circuit Court, SemlnoU C o ., n . . .A . I M M i. n Solicitor and of Coumtl for CompUInaat. 3*9 U IN CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH CIRCUIT S EMI NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Oaanlrrtt Turpentine C*mpany KM IW*' PAGE F if t e e n Wltneer ray hand aa Clerk and tha eeal at I » --* WMneaa , t h a Circuit j a .* * . • t. .> law county ol hamtnol*. atata ot A 0U * i l * J * *h* * fd **** s , P*,n,t>*r. * BUSINESS CARDS C h « ,e e r «-•■»'*. »- C i U o i , . riortda. t«-wlt: Lot ‘ Ouw. tilock Ofifi ( u c h Carda Will He PubUahec Ua« r . ” fm iu rniins, *>uui»4 m.ai*» t. s. Ninr, Tiff Ow of Otroffvtnvn. Hanford, d rr T b its H r a d ln c Al T h e H a le 0117.29 rhalnx) In Kegtiun 19, all In TowneMp 30 ? «• f irjTi* i u . j km i i * t t *' ^ d by J * fc* U l n r , h , r h u,‘ F' nrida, according to E. R. Traffnrd’a Map ^•cr Y«-»r. South of Range 32 East. To aalidy Anal • hand nf o l d Town; «urchai«i to pay ICC title. decree and the iumi due thereunder. Cnanplslr.ar.ti I AVItneae rfy hand thla let day ol October E. F. II O tlH IinLD ER. 1919. ,, . Special Matter In Chancery. Wm. 0 . Andenrled, n . H. Itamaey, Geo. I). E . F. HOUSIIO LDEU, M au ry * Warlow, Morton, Indlvldusily and aa truate*. Cab Hnlltiiora. 7-tte » « A. Finer. Anna C. TAoodbildg*. Indl- IHrVInann A DlcklnxnnSpecial Matter. 7*5te vlduallir and ae trustee, Albeti O. Eavea Solicitor* fur Complainant*. In Clrrall Court, Hcmlnale County, Stale and fllrhla Wo«ilbrldff, and all unknown of Florida, la Chanrery. peraone tlalmlng Interant, by through or unNOTICE ArpU Lee Lneklxre der anr of the above named drfeadante. Nolle* is hereby f i r m , - lh«l •••• Tur-sdiy, o m e n in t iis corner h o u s e v» Divorce—Citation, either ae heirs, devlteee, grantees, legatee* thtf-2dtti~n*y ol Oeiohcr, A. !>.. ItaUr. at Jamea Lneklare, or nthcrwla*. and all ainktiosn personi claim -I ;tie hour -I !«•:00 o'clock A. 31., at Ike TO JA M E S L O C K L A R E t_ B K J L - S m i N C 2i J * g interest ky, t h - n - - h or Uuu*r Jtaet* C. Cuurt ll&uae at *Titusville, llravard County. SANFORD - • FLORIDA ...urpl'xr and J. ItlcRreund Murphey, her Florida, the anni ___ ual meeting of the owners Acu j : , hereby- ordered to appear to the huaband, now deceaeaol, e.» heir*, devlteea. ol the lands situated In the IJpper 81. John* lllll of Complaint herein filed agalnxt you Irgatara, nr otherwise, and all other unknown Drainage Dletriet will be held (or tbe pur­ In the above auitltled cause a.n tha Uul* peraone claiming any Interest In and to aald pose of electing one member ol the Hoard •lay n( Our Court In November, to-wlt. the property Invlored in eald eult. ol Supervisor*, who ehatl It* • la»4 3rd day ol Novembrr. 1919, and the Sanford Defendant*. of L'1— to serve for the term of THOMAS EMMET WILSON Herald a weekly new-paper publlxhed In three yeara and to succeed 8. O. Chase, U, *i, f °i Coe-a—- ^ lv ,-S e r a ic * E. FERGUSON II O U.8H ol.lrcl Sanlnrd, Sertfinole County, Florida, la hrrcbv ungnown partir* claiming Interest now a member of Hoard, whoa* term dealccateH •• rit~.j,i«wal m wotcn title by. through or under Wm. G. Andenrled, of office expire* nn eald eald dxy, and to trans­ order- shall appear one* a wfek lor (our R. II. Itamaey, Geo. II. Morton. Individually act such other hualnra* at may properly •Urrraslve week*. anil as truatee, Cxlvln A. Foagr. Albert rf. rome before said meeting. Wltnee* my hand and official teal thle E a st* . Itlchle Woodbrldgr and Jrtalr C. LAW YKRS At eueh election earh and every acre of the Sell day of October, 1919. Murphey and J. Richmond Murphey, her land in the District shall represent one ahar* (S E A L ) E . A. DOUGLASS, huaband, at heir*, devisees, grantees, legatee* and earh owner shall be entitled to od* 7-Stc Clerk Circuit Court. cr oth er* Ur nr any J r either ot them, and all vote In prreun or by proxy in writing duly unknuwn persona, corporations or associa­ signed for every acre of land owned by said Natire nf .Appllrallnn far Tas Decal Under tions, claiming an I.Merrst In the following owner In eald District. Section 9 of Chapter 4RM, Law* of described property situate In Seminole Coun­ The person receiving the highest number Florida ty. F’lorida, to wit: Ilrrln at intersection nf nf vote* at saltl election ihaH be declared Nolle* la hereby given that II. M. F.ast Line nf MrlLinvlTl* Ave., with aouth elected as' eald Supervisor. t'apworth. purrhater of T ax Certificate line of Sec. 30, r.n North along Mrllnnvllle Dated this let dsy of October, 1919. No. 19, dated the 4th day of June, A. D._ Ave., 162 yarut, Kaat at right angle* 162 Ily order ol the Hoard nf Supervisor*. 1917, hat filed aald certificate In my office,* yards. South at right angles 162 yards. ( S E A L ) E R N E S T II. E V E R Y , and haa mad* appiiration for tax deed to West 162 yards. Sec. 30 Twp. 19 S. Range 3-2tc Secretary. Oillcc in Yowcll Building l**ue In accordance with law. Said certificate 3 1 f:. f iio .Ni; na embrace* the folloaing described property Whereas, Harry D. Ilirkrrson, did on You and each of you are hereby ordered •Ituated In Seminole county. Florid*, to- to be and ann-ar before our eald Circuit the 2oth day of September, A. D. 1919, Hour*: 10 to II A. M. - 3 to I P. M. wlt: l.ot 7, New Upaala. The laid land Court at _____ ___ ___________ the______ C >urt___ House n Sanford.________ Fla on file his bill of complaint In the Circuit brlns axeeaaed at the date ol the laauanre th* then xnn and j Court, In and lor Seminole County, Slat.* i nr 3rd urn day nay of oi Nov. oav . A. D. I ». 1919, 1 a:•, inen nf such crrtlficr.t* In thr name of E. I.araan. there make anteer to the blit of complaint of Florida, In C h an cer), against the San ­ Unlee* eald certificate ehaH he redeemed herein tofiled ford Company, a corporation organised againat you. according to law tax died will iceu* thrrron It It further ordered that this nolle* ba and eslstlng under the laws nf the S tate on the 3rd. day ol November, A. l>., 1919. published one* a week for twelve weeks in nf Florida, for th r purpoe* of foreclosing Witness my otficitl rlgnatnre anil *<al th* Sanford Iferatd, a newspaper, published a certain mortgage, duly assigned to the tbt* thr 3rd day of October, A. D. 1919. •aid Harry 1>. liickirenn, fur a valuable P|UK Anti T IIK F T and COLLISION InIn Seminole County, F'lnrida. <8 K A ,'> E. A. DOUGLASS, . . . eeal of said Circuit. consideration, made and executed, on the fiuranre Issued l»y the FLORIDA STATE Witness mv my hand .and a » r k Circuit Court Scmtnolc County, ^Couft , hu , y, 7lh lJay o( A Mh day ol March, 1915 hy The Sanford AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION U the August 1919. flortiU. i Hr al * r \k. DOUGLASS Company, a eorporatlon. to TV. It. Illrkrr- safest and rhcapcM in (he world. YVrllo 7-5tc Dy V. M. DOUGLASS, D. C. bu?k ol............. Circuit CouVt ........... ^ Seminole Co., F*la. • in Cb-npxnv. aald mortgage tiring duly r curt! d lr. t ’ a public record* of Seminole for Information in hcadquarlerM Orlando. E. F. 11uu aholder Notice of Application for Tas Deed Under County, F'lnrida. In Mortgage (look 3. nn Aticnla wanted in every (own In Florida. Solicitor. 65-l3tc Nctlivtt 8 of Chapter ( 886, Law* of t ago 336, and whereaa, E. E. Itrady, ShrrFlorida. I f nf Seminole County, Etc Ida, had made Notice la Is hereby given that A. II— - Tavcau, tavrau. | |a t irrull Court or the Netenlh Ju Judicial a id filrd his r i turn on the writ n( subpoena purchaser ol Tax (*ertlficate No. 361, dated Clicull of Florida, Srmlnole County In I sued In the shove staled cause that the the Ith duy of June. A. !•. 1917,. Said | Chanrery. c tlcers and arentx ol The Sanford C»mrerllfiratr emhrarea the following described , C. I- Handatl, Complainant I tny, a domestic corporation, are unknown, property situated in Seminote , County, va and. whereas, application has been duly yTortda, to-wlt: i.ot 3 6 t Flan of Suh Dl- ! William Atklnxon Daniel, L uthrr C. Forter made for rn order of publication requiring vlalon «( Land belonging to Altamonte The Sarlnrd Company to delrnd eald t.. It. L N. Co. The aald land being ■'t I A l K c ' t m t ! r 8t « - action, and the court being fully a i'" IJed ..d* • •rated at rh* flats ol the itauxnc* ol auch " ‘‘t * ' ‘ III, Dstld I.eo Daniel, A. D. Star in the premlee*.. thereupon upon consider­ rerlltlratr lr. the name of Unknown; | bint, and -t|— ner- nns elalenlng ation kur'iroi, ' Atao: Notice la hereby glv.n that A. I . I a.., . ! * . £ : ? 'ihrourh or under the It Is ordered and decreed, that T H E T* caau, purrbaarr «l Tas Certificate Nn. j above named parties or rlthrr ol them, as S A N F O R D COM FA N Y, a corporation, 3 6 9 , Mated the Ith day of June A. I>. 1917, I hrlg*. drviae.* legatees, grantees or other- organlrrd anti exls'inp unde- the lx«r- —; j PM KA'.iD'J I ! A N D - P A t N i Kl* ( ’ H I M Sald certificate embraces the following dr- { wise, and oil other unknown person* claimscribed property altuatcd In Seminole County, Ing *n>- I n t-..* ’ In n..| ! • l! ■ <xM .t.d. .u, r .l, .in the l . t day m December Flaridl taa-srlt • • I’!_.. .1 •.«•• Bl«i enl : giltl . . . . . .1 A. D. 1919, - rule tlav ol this eoutt, to GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER T i t i a n of I . —! ••eiougim to Al:.tuonle L. | Order ol Constructive Service. appear to and answer the bill ot complaint . . . _ . . . ___ The »atd land being axseteed To all unknown parti-a claiming Interest exhibi •nl arainat It. aa aforrtaM. In tH«* at the d*ti- of the itauance of such certifi­ by, th:uugh or umlar William Atklnaon Dan- ahnv* rnlUlrit court. nthrr«la« a «lr*rr«* ROGERS* PLATED WARE cate In the naoA- o( Unknown. let, Luther C. Porter, The Portsmouth Trust tiro rnnfraao will br entarrri Afalnat Tbi* lias filed aald certificate* In my office, 4 Guarantc* Co.. Alice C. Hill, David Lee Sanforil Company, a corporation aa aforeELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES and has made application fox lax deed* Daniel, and A. D. Starblrd. *• heir*, devisees, •sill. , to Issue In accordance with Isw. grantees, legatrea or otherwise, or any or It Is further ordered and decreed that Unliaa eald certificate* aha!) be redeemed either of, them and all unknown lirrenns, arrording to law tax deeds will Issue thereon corporation* or associations claiming an I hie order of publication be published In the Sanford Herald, a newepaprr pub­ on thr 3rd day ot November A, D. 1919. Interest In the following ilesrrlbed lands lished In Semihole County, Florida, nnru Witneaa my official algnatut* and aeal situate In Seminole County, F'lnrida, to-wltt each week for a period nf fuur consecutive thla the third day ol October A. D. 1919. Lota t lo 26 Inclusive liras Lota 4 and 5) week*. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, TV. A. A I). L. Danlil'a Subdivision*of the Done and ordered In Chambers at De7-5tc „ Clerk Circuit Court. R B I, of Sec to. Twp 21 it. Range 29 E. Land, County nf Vnluaia, State of Florida, Seminole County, Florida. 130 arres more or Iras. oh thla the 13th day ot October, A. I>. Ily V. M. Dnuglaae. D. C. OCULIST ANI) OPTICIAN You and each of ynu are hereby ordered to 1910. iSE A L) J AS. W. FE U K IN S. Practice confined to the trentment In Circuit Cou-I Netenlh Judicial Circuit be and appear before our aald Circuit Court Judge of the Circuit Court, Seventh Ju d i­ .at the Court House In Sanlurd, Florida, nn Seminole County. Florida o f the eye cial Circuit. Seminole County, S tate the 3rd day of Nov. A. I). 1919, then and Seminole County Hank, a corporation nf Florida, In Chanrery Sitting. there to make answer lo the hill of complaint Eyes examined by a tegular rcfilitComplainant ATTEST: ha rein filtd against you) tered physician E. A. DOUGLASS, It la further ordered that this nolle* he Clerk Cirrult Court, Seminole County, W. W. Fry, TV. It. Fell and 8. SharGlasses filled, broken lenes du­ publishrd once a week for twelve weeks In man a* Trustee* ot Celery City Aerie State of Florida. th* Sanlurd Herald, a newspaper published GEO. A. O eCO TTES, No. 1653 nt Fratrrnsl Ordar ol Eaglra, plicated in Seminole County, Flurida. a corporation not for profit: the (.*.• Solicitor and ol Counsel for Comery City Aerie No. 1853 of th* Frater­ 28 W. Church S t. • Orlando, Fla. RawWitness my hand and teal n( said Circuit plalnant. 9-5tc nal Order of Eagle*, a corporation Court, thla the 7th day of Aug. 1919. not for profit: TV. R. Fell. J . H. (Stall E. A. DOUGLASS Departmrat of Ik* lalerlar, Cowan, J . F. Hoolehan. aa Truatee* Clerk ol Cirrult Court Semlnol* Co. vla. U.‘ S. Land Otfic* al GalorsviUr. Fla. ol Celery City Aerl* No. 1853 ol E. F. Ilousholdtr Oct. I t , 1919. Fraternal Order ol Eagle# as succcmSolicitor 65-l3tc N O T IC E Is heteby given that Jam es ora lo ibo\* namrd W. Fry* «• C. Jackson, ol Olteen. Fla., who, on No­ 1LFell and S. Sherman. Fred It. In Clrrall Caarl. Netenlh Judicial Circuit vember 28, 1914, mad* Homestead E ntry. Ilradley, E. A. Douglass In hi* own Nemlaole Caanty. Florida. In Ckaarnry No. 013395, lor 8 W)< r.| S W «f. Section right and a* trustee lor the following 8, Township I9S. Range 32 FL, Tallahaset* Mary M. Seeord, widow. naractl reatuia ciu^ trusts, C). P. Alim, Meridian, has fllrd nolle* of Intention to Complainant E . L. Ilrown, O. A. Iletts. F. It. make Three-year Froof, to satabllsh claim va lllll to Ilradley. O. C. llryant. J. II. Cowan. quiet Till* to th * land above described, before Clerk G. R. Calhoun. E. A. Douglass, \ .h . Cirrult Court, at Sanford, Florida, on th* Dnuglaas, E. L. Dlnkle, Jo e Fernan* All unknown hair* of and alt unknown per­ Slat, day of November, 1919, sons claiming Internal under E. S. and E. J del. T. O. Gillie. M. J . Gallagher. J. Claimant n .m ie a* wltnasxea: While, Mrv. C. TV. Jacneks and all unknown F. Hoolehan. E. E. Hogan. J. M. John Williams, of Osteen. Florida. pertaas claiming Interest under C. W. Hunt, F. A. Hart, James A. Johnaon. John Knight, of Osteen, Florida. Jaroeks and all unknown parties claim­ C. A. Kentper. J. F. Makar. J . F. Samuel 0 . Ilrooke, of (lateen, Florida. ing an Interest In and to Ixita 2. 3, 4, 5, Mitchell. U u l a Faint, W. It. Fell. Alvin A. Ilrooke, Ilf Osteen, Florida. 8. Hungr, G. TV. Smith. Jamea Sawyer « and 7. Iltock 2. E. J . White'* Subdivi­ ROUT. W. DAVIS, Ales Vaughan, John Vanderhock, _____ It—Ister, sion a* recorded in plat hook No 2, Seminole 9-Me G. TV. Venable, 8. C. County Records, Defendants. NOTICE Walker, C. II. TValah, C. 0 . WoodORD ER Notice it hereby glren that the underruft, Elmer do Camp, Geo. A. DeTo all unknown hrir* ol, and all unknown •igneil haa been appuanted adralnlatratrlx o( Cotlre. S. F . Doudnty In his own persona claiming Intareal under E. S. A E. J. the relate o( W. P. Aker*, deceased, and all right and t * trustee for th* following White, and to all unknow* persona claiming heir* al law, legate**, davlar** and creditors namtd r^atula qul trusts, t). F. Allan, Interest under C. TV. Jacneks, and all un­ and all p erson having rlalma or demands E . U Drown. C. A. Iletts, F. It. knuwn partie* claiming an interest In and I* againat aald <atata will prreent them to th* Ilradley, O. C. llryant. J . It. Cow**, Lota 2. 3. 4. 3. 6, A 7.1llock 2 , E. J . White's undersigned, duly authenticated, within lha> G. It. Calhoun, K. A. Douglas*, E L. Subdivision at recorded in Flat (look Nu 3, time pr*vcribc-l by law, or th* same will be pinkie, Jo * Fernandes, T. O. Ollll*. Semlnol* County llecordi. (urever tiarrral. 1 M. J. Gallnghir, J . F. Hoolehnn, Thla Sept. Cth, 1919. You ar. . .-ach ol ynu are hereby ordered B. E. Hogsn, J . M. Hunt. F. A. CORA L E E AKERS, to appeal to the bill ol complaint herein Hart. Jama* A. Johnaon, / . A. Kent* l-Str Sanlurd, Fla. filed aggln you, «• . Lie Rule da.- for Nov­ ncr, J . F’. Mnhnr. J . F. Mitchell, ember. thi •*!:<* biinj the t .ltd J .Sta. ut­ Louis Faint. W. It. Fell, S. Itunge, ter 1919. O. W. Smith, Jam s* Sawyer, Ales Vaughan. John Vanderhock. G. TV. It la lu/ther ordered that t i l s n jtlj* hi Venable, S. C. Walker, C. II. TValah, fiubllshed n,tiv eoclt week lor twelve Wjclet V. E . Dnuglaae. Elmer DeCamp, n th* Sa ui.rd Hi raid, a ii.-eapMX panO*o. A. DeCnttee and C. C. Woodruff. lithed In S •kIiiiJ * C i xsty. FI >rl la. E . A. Douglass In hi* own right and Witneaa . j y hand and official aeal nf I ha a t truster for the lollotlnc named said Circuit Court thla th* fith day of Aug­ rrstula qul truate* namely G. ust. 1919. • Smith, J . II. Cowan. C. A. Ilette. (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS E. I . Drown, Jam s* A. Johneon, Clerk, Circuit Court. John Venderhock. Ale*. Vaughsn. SrhtUe Msines. James Sawyer, J . F. Mahar, C. C. Solicitor (or Complainant. , 65*l3tc. Woodruff. T. O. Glll.ls. C. 11. Walah. J o * Fernandes, O. C. llryant, V. E. In Clicull C*url. Neaentfc Judicial Clrrull, Douglas*. F. It. Ilradley. L . E . Ho­ la and far Neaalaal* L'aaaly, Flarlda. la gan, J . F. Ilooiehan, TV. It. j e l l , 9. t'kaarery Itunge. E . L. Dlnkle, S. t . Waiker. 4 ^ ^ C. F. Swapr, Complainant Order nf Defendant*. va. Publication •To the defendant#, G. It. Calhoun, T. ft. T HE U N I V E R S A L C A R Gillie, J. M. Hunt. F‘. A. Hart. J . F. Mitch- F. S. Seavey et at. Defendant*. ell, Louie Faint. C. II. TTal»h: T<> the unknoan heire, devisee#, grantee* or It appearing tr«m th# sworn hUI herein filed that you are non-rrsidenta of th* slat* other rlalmanta and all pa-tlea claiming an The Ford Coupe with nn electric self-starting of Florida and that all of you ar* over th* l..teteel under FL -S. Seavey, William I', age of twenty-on* year* and that your linger*. Thorns* It. Sevay, Thomas If. Levy, nnd lighting system is one of the most popular kl. E. Urock and M irths, hie wife, E. 8 . place* e| reeldenc* are as follows: members of the Ford Family. It is n perma­ G. It. Calhoun. I’ltklna, Colorado; T. O. Sevry and Cynthia Sevey, hi* wife, J. C. C. IIH*. 26 Tlfton St.. Atlanta, G*.; J . M.Mrllrlde, Cooper Grocery Company, a cor­ nently enclosed car, with sliding plntc glass poration, John L. tlrnach, Wa-aley L. Itranch, Hunt. Haute 2. Marion. Vlrglnlg; P. A. Hillaburo Grocer/ Company,* Hart. Savannah, Georgia; J . F. Mitchell, Y. W.. . aMoran. windows^— nn open car with plenty o f shade. t __aa i i . k t . a x • la ** ** 1219 North Grand Avenue, Sherman. Te**«; 1 e;>G'"f»tlon. h . II . McNalt. J . It. M r^ a tt, t.ouia Faint. Catawba Sanitarium. Virginia; I - M. • utnam. James A. L e v e /. J 8.,n” A. Then in inclement weather, enclosed and cozy, C? I. Walah. Wilmington. North Carolina. h«v*T a»d J . I). Thompaon. W m . E. Alexdust-proof and rain-proof. Just the car for It la hereby ordered that you do appear Alexander & Huaacll and W. E.h aAle*. •* e a .a s > a a a a .a h e * l a ia a a n I h a *s t o n a l t W la a . In thl« rourt to thr bill Alrd hrrrln un lh« ■nder cr otherwise In the property hereintraveling salesmen, physicians, architects, con­ • ter discrlbed, and the unknown eucceasor* third dxy of Novrmber. Ak I). 1919. ju trust ol W. L. Palmer, deeeaaed, aaalfnr* tractors, builders, and a regular family car for It It further ordered th«t thla order !>• publlahrd oner A week fur four fonaerutUr id Andraw Autln, and to all parties claiming two. Demountable rims with 3#-inch tires all a i intercat In said property, altuat* in Sem­ « r r k a In thr Sanford llrrald. a nevapuper p u b l i s h e d In aald Seminole county. KlniMa. inole County, Florida, lu-wit; around. To womenlt brings the convenience Witneaa my hand and the aeal of aald Cu* ’ beginning five chain* south of th* notthnnd comforts o f the electric with the durability cult Court thU S i t I* day of September. west corner of th* aoulhweat quarter, of the a lUtheaat quarter of Section 15. Tot. nxhip 21 S A I) 1019 and economy of the Ford car. Early orders wifi «f Rang* 31 east, thenc* south lift, i1 . rrtaiua, (aeal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk ol Circuit Court. 1'ienre east nine hundred and one-half lest, avoid long delays in delivery. ^ these* north four hundred and seventeen A. K. I'owrr*. . fatte thenr* west n u n hundred, fifty and Solicitor lor Complainant. oie-thlrd feet, thenc* north five hi ndred and 6-Mc •ighty-thre* feet, thenr* writ one hundred In t lrr.lt Court. N ftrnlh Judicial Clrrall, a.id fifty feel to th* place ot beginning. Alan the west half ol the northwest quar­ In aud Far Naminala Caualy, Flarlda In ter ul th* northwret uuarter of the nortneaat . Chanrery O. F. Swope, Complainant, quarter. Section 22, Township 21 , aouth ol vi. Ordar of Dang* 31 east. Alto Lot Ontc of Church lllock In the Town FL H. Seavey et al, Publication ol Oviedo, Tiorlda, bring a parrel ol land 60 Defendant*. fret eaet and weat by 181.4 feet north and S tat* of Florida • luth off the west end of said Church l.ot. a County ol Seminole. T o : E. 8. Seavev, William F. Itogrre, plat of eald Chuich lot being ol record in Thomaa II. Sevey, Thomaa II. L*vey, M. FL l i s t Hook A, at page 111 In the Public IterIIrock and Martha Dro k. hi* wile, E. H. rrda of Orang* County. Florida (In which Fevey and Cynthta 8*v*y, hla wile. J. C. the county id Seminole was formerly a part), Mrllrlde, Cooper Grocery Company, a cor­ •aid plot being entitled Alexandria or Ovie­ poration, John L. Itranch, Wesley l~ Itranch, do.” A Y. W. Moran, lUIUborouth Grocery Com­ Ynu and each of you ar* hereby ordered pany. a corporation, E. Nf. McNutt, J . H. to appear I* th* complainant's bill o( com­ McNatt, E. M. Futnam. James A. L*v#v, plaint herein filed, on Monday, the ftlh day Jam es Saver. J . D. Thompeon. Wm. E. ol January, A. D. 1920, the asms being a Alexander. Alexander and Rusael, tnd W. E. Itula Day pf thi* Court. Alexander. ft la furinar ordered th a t thla nolle* b* ' I t gppeailuc from th* affidavit ol O. I*. published for twelve week# In the Sanford Swope, the com plainant..la tha above eult llerald. a newspaper publiihed In Sanford, herein duly filaid. that It I* th* belief ol th* Semlnol* County, Florida. Witneaa E. A. D lUgla**, Clerk ol aald Cir­ affiant that th* plat** ol residence ol th* abova named defendant* ar* unknown; that cuit Court, and th* eeal thereof, thla th* there U na person In th* stat* th* service 17th day of September, A. D. 1919. (aeal) E . A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. of a subpoena upon whom would bind aald defendants, a n J that It I* hla belie! that eald Favlx A Giles, Solicitjr fur Complainant. defandanU ar* over ;he age ol twenty-on. 4-IIU (211 year# ad see. AGENTS You ar* hartby ordered to appear to thla N O TICE O F MvttTEU'H HALE. hill on Mondav, th* tat day *1 De-ember, Nolle* te h'reby given that under and by A. P , 1919, the asm* being a llula Day oi virtue ol a Anal detri* ol foreclosure and this' Court. It I* (urthtr ordered thgt thla nolle* b* »ule tendered and 'enteral In th* Clrrull ubilibed lor eight conxerutiv* weekt In th* Cuurt ol {Wralnol* County, Florida, • la O P n C B .F E o r U H lU N K BUILDING Sanlurd wh-rrin Paulina Paulin* Kanner and lanloyd Herald, an newspaper publiihed In Chancery, wherein isr her'Laaband hrr Lnebi Oanford. Seminole County. Hn-tda. Chari.* K in a-r t r e caraplamWltneax A. Douglae*. Cfxlk ul said I lr-' AM* e-d Ju'Jt ’C iW iit * 5 * -tin.ue E lsa * I S C H E L L E M A IN E S l awyer , Wilson & Hoasholder Siinford • Florida DR. S. E. CLINARD Physician and Surgeon Automobile Protection HENRY M c U U L IN JE W E L E R V MY SPECIALTIES: . DR. E. S. HOFFMAN Hemstitching nnd P icot work done a t the French Shop. Bring your d ress­ es a n d linens to be beautified by this work. Mrs/Maude Philmore Try a Herald Want Ad C. F. W ILLIAM S, Denier . EDWARD HIGGINS, Salesman ARE Y O U IN S U R E D ? IF NOT, S E E W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire Sanford, urenee Florldfc v S fJ ttu t � 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, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 24, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 24, 1919. 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>, October 24, 1919; <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